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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

“ = areas eee re ft Hf a ; P en on eesn eee meal es eee et ne one ene tenet et nieaant ante 2p amen RS a rere ene te erin vs einen nice , - — | rt a eel oe | — oat J PR i ae ere ig? oot eed ame ae emasemtt, , emia anata Vol. Ly The Seniors of Notre Dame High School Cambridge, Massachusetts Present LHE 67 LaANTL) LEWIS Prologue Reflecting on Times! choice Hieuse ase Maneot: they carn we asked ourselves why? The answer came--because our generation has espoused the ideas and ideals of John F. Wennedy.) Qur tra iti eat Notre Dame has instilledinus, the belief that the rights’ of man come not from the gene- rosity of the state but from the hancdeor (God And ites for this reason that we, the youth of today, have willingly ac- cepted the challenges of the New Frontier. Equipped with ay Gatbolicmecducations we are TO Wer era) me tiOn| O: 1. Teeter Lt) creating a new endeavor, a new world of law, where the strong are just and the weak secure and the peace =pre- served.” Dedication Rages + Administration Paves Faculty Page 8 Seniors Page 12 Classes Page 32 Activities Page 52 Athletics Page 70 Advertisers Page 76 “We stand today on the edge of a new frontier.” RAYMOND F, MEUSE In the past it has not been our custom to dedicate our yearbook to any particular in- dividual. However, this year we are deviating from this practice by dedicating the Stella Maris'' in memoriam to Raymond F. Meuse of the Class of 1964. Ray wasn't a saint or a hero and he never made a resounding impression on the world, but we feelthat he completely embodied every characteristic and idealthat a Catholic youth should possess, Today, we dedicatethis book to Ray in the hope that when we leave Notre Dame we, too, will remember what we have been taught here and will be able to live it each day of our lives. “Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new genera- tion of Americans — born in this century, tem- pered by war, disci- plined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage.” a _ = re IA ssa REV. ROBERT MAILLOUX, S.M. PASTOR We, the class of 1967, wish to ex- press our sincere appreciation to our pastor, Rev. Robert Mailloux, S.M., for all he has done for us. The in- sights we have gained in his classes will assist us in assuming an active and intelligent role in the Church in the modern world. REV. MARCEL LAJOIEB, S.M. To Know Mary and Make Her Loved As Chi-Rhomoderator, Rev. Marcel Lajoie, S.M., has shared his ideas and ideals with our young adults. We have seenin hima friend, whose generosity and kindness has given us an example of dedicated Catholic action. We are proud to welcome Rev. Alan Michaud, S.M., who is devoted to youth by his work as our Athletic Director and Moderator. Through his work witht usin the Go Y.0., we have come to appreciate his untiring efforts on our behalf. REV, ALAN MICHAUD, S.M. “We must recognize that human collaboration is not enough, that in times such as these we must reach beyond ourselves if we are to seek ultimate courage and infinite wisdom.” Mother Celine Helena, S.U.S.C. Principal “Democracy demands more of us than any other system of education, character, self-restraint, self-disci- pline. How are we going to get the best education in the world? One of the ways is to have the best-trained teachers.” 9 } RICH yg rOCrea Cc Da ‘Tic 4 a a USE £0. Ine Poetry Chart ca Ooo ' Sister Anne Genevieve, S.U.S.C. Sister Therese Alfred, S.U.S.C. Assistant Principal English Guidance Counselor General Business English Sophomores Sister Geline Gertrude, o; UsS.-G. French--History Freshmen N. H.S. Moderator (SPI Gregg Publishing p, vis Sister Beatrice Gerard, S2U.on Commercial Juniors Student Council Moderator Sister Margarita Marie, S. U.S.C. Mathematics Latin Librarian 10 Sister hose Joan, 5;-U.955 GC, Mr. Paul Dunn Science--History Physics Seniors Probers--Stella Maris Advisor 11 tit N RES ALS LLRA AAA AN Seniors As seniors we have had to assume the duties of leader- ship. We have tried to bring to the various tasks assigned the energy and devotion which are the hallmarks of the New Hrontier. For our times de-= mand invention, innovation, imagination, and decision, Studying, recreating, winning, losing, sharing experiences-- allof these events have formed and molded us, so thatwe now reelereadyveto payaanhy price, Dea mony mOUCCeT weilecr, oily. hardshipeton vive to sAmerica the leadership she deserves. Bskb. Basketball Chler. Cheerleader Gh, TE Ow Catholic Youth Org. Kid. Editor ie Ge Library Council NEG: Mission Captain pelts s Nat'l Honor Society whe, Student Council Sao 3 Stella Maris Ves. Vesuvius “It is time, in short, for a new generation of leadership — new men to cope with new problems and new op- portunities.” KENNETH F, GIANNINO 82 Marion Street Somerville, Mass, Gino,,. bright: .. quiet...) acauerm ically inclined...always helping... enjoys French club... shy... respect= ful listenér.. .IN. D. s mad’sciente: eee prompt... avid basketballianiwe, a friend always... JOSEPH ES BERNARD 27 Foch Street Cambridge, Mass. Joe. ..friend to all, | ikeessparie 2. can take ajjoke. (. natessaareres ... looking forwardto a Navy career .«eproud of his bathing sui. .eee to dance..,. delicate nose... press teaser... trustworthy... partial to Gambridge Latin and Stereter oa. always willing to lenda helping hand. 14 RITA M, WALSH 10 Dwyer Circle Medford, Mass, Captain of St. Joseph's color guard 7, GO=Called Mary's other half ...; always ready for a good laugh... BOTeate se UNC Critic, a ldeal!4 eecretary.. answers to:'Reter .-.. likes colorful pages in Newsweek... her steno can't be beat ... always Daathe £0, lLOVes asparade... Bre ag og: pr be a EDWARD P, KELLEY (iekice orreet Cambridge, Mass. QC T CU eee COeO GUL srs sm. BLsaic Maver CO Tiviecec = DoulMorda.. Gy. Pres, Oiten torpets sneakers... Pies taan with ay velvet voice... always showing his knees... another pacuse, | .,)8co launch supporter of Piciseeerenchsenthusiast, .. MARION A, AMORELLO 67 Clark Avenue Chelsea,: Mass, Midge ... sweet, petite...never without words...a Chelséa girWc. suffers fromacute insomnia... plans to be ''Rich'' some day... has a phobia for work, ..a CYO Sec, 27 learns mostin Mon, Wed, Physics classes ..- enthusiastic hockey fan... Nero. Ves. S. M,. Grint. Sec, Prob, IU DI He MVils Ak eie Erwin. 21 William Street Cambridge, Mass, Judy, .. cute and petites ines light t he Althea ... pet peeve == guitars ... always ''Chuck '-ling... future nurse... fellow ilipty tee weight when worried... ardent fan of Conspirators”™. .. ¢ OOd) dian ere likes to visit Maine... loves black OlIVes ae rere WNETe _LNene 18 ee Eb RI } : : 4 16 EVELYN L. BARD 186 Rindge Avenue Cambridge. Mass, Lynn... liked byall ..talkative... hates homework... partial to life guards... supporter ofthe basketball feat... oue- or the Dynanic Duo ... can take a joke... proves that good things come in small packages... Cin yice=aPresident a. DIANE M, BEAUDOIN 37 Dover Street Cambridge, Mass, Hazel ... blonde bomber of Notre Dame... always seen with a smile... knows latest details about Viet Nam meeepariial to roses with plenty of THORNES..“keeps postal service in operation... longs to have the strength of Hercules... partial to roller skat ing... bubbly personality... NN WY 17 18 MARGARET A, BILODEAU 31 Jackson Street Cambridge, Mass, “Pegoyll.., a.iriend tOveveryomer., lost her heart at the M.I. T. Coop... future nurse... folk-rock fan... loves dancing... practically always the last one in the school yard... talkative... excitable personality... amateur surfer--bruises toprove it... always willing to try something new,.. Ge Ye Ge Ves. Prop. Choral BIBIANNE J. BOULANGER 33°G Kingston Street Somerville, Mass. Bib! ... Canadian importa. vad CYO member... strawberry Gionde oes Partial NS CaGe.....) feuit yee mee diets... pet peeve English... speaks with an accent... favorite saying: Mother please. I'd ratherdo it my- selfl'’,,. ¢an't resist having @ner picture taken... ROBERT A, CARUSO 48 Franklin Street Somerville, Mass, Bob,., leader... Ron's twin... mem ber of ''Big Four''...second home-- Pitvictonu,. .partial toylrish) girls... nate ead £600... seldom alone... lover of sports...always there with a helping hand...loves pizza...en- joys a good joke... RONALD i. GARUS@ 48 Franklin Street Somerville, Mass. Ron,.. always in trouble... forever clowning around... likes Cedar Park ... favorite hero--Casey at the bat «2. keeps everything inthe family... aromrer Orjthe Big Four... partial to underclassmen... collects secrets fe ewenor Olasis practicalljoker. has purple feet?... SIRT es . i. = wr = 19 KAREN GG, CUBLEY 381 Walden Street Cambridge, Mass, Mignonne ... friendly with every- body... bound for,Gollege... Hkeswata organize big parties ... believes in dancing without music...never seen without jewelry... loves traveling... will be a good French Teacher some day... has her own dressmaker e,, Gio ae Chler. Choral N. H. S. 2. OG. Treas, Ves. PP PrN WwW PATRICIA A, CYR 196 Pemberton Street Cambridge, Mass, Pat...everyone's friend... partial to Stoneham... graduate of Arlex'’s -.e ardent fan of St. (Mary a7 sever to the Harvard Coop... easy to get along with... one of N.D. 's chauffeurs -os favorite hangout, (Brighamenen. Never serious... — WN RK er doe KO Pere NY LP Ph Lh LY nN ! 20 DAVID J, DEGOU 19 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass, Speed ... good athlete... likesto be different... favorite song ''Summer Wind''...always calm?...a''Dudley Special ... favorite pastime: eating -.-.an avid reader... future business Mane... enjoys Enplish Class ?.), . N.D.'s cardboard supplier...loves to sleep on hot summer days... Bskb, i . y, 0, Choral Prob. Ves. WILLIAM E, DUFFY 67 Derby Street Somerville, Mass. Duff ... wears elevated shoes -� never outgrew safety pins...has a knack for playing the guitar... last of the ''Big Four''... passion for lolly- pops...partialto the twins... knows emlOLoL popularssongs 27). .). member Piece CONS piracys'.. 0 Wilt of Notre Dame,..future chemist... 21 22 CHRISTOPHER J. DULLEA 8 Washington Street Medford, Mass. Chris,.. leader of the “Bigveaue .s. On strike against barbers,., class repairman ... loves plantwaterse . acts before he thinks... Somerville fan, ..« Herculés:ofsS5enior @lage nae lends a helping hand to ''Wimpy ... voted most likely to succeed...does not know his phone number?... MARY J, DUNNE 156 Newport Street Arlington, Mass. Roadrunner, .. bright snd seleers ss. always) on the’go Je. popes never seen without a smile... expert on! proofs ..ehas a tricky, hemlime ... easy tolike... loves to be absolved oes anyone. for arrace se... coe +«enickname? Baby eens. KAREN T, GALLANT 89 Jefferson Avenue Chelsea, Mass, Rare. we Ktreniely excitable wy. poetic ''Lo sprightly doth the errant sun'',.. loves bulletin boards... faith- ful Bradlees fan,.questions physics? ..- dependable... presides at lunch table... one of the Chelsea clan... sends for anything free... likes wandering throughtoy departments, PHY visa eGAVIN 136 Clay Street Cambridge, Mass, Pehivie oe. .guLet andishy,., warm personality...deplores book reports paeeoyalstovN.D,7..-. Dr. Downey's efficient secretary...pet peeve short- hand... likes to bowl... wants to take an I, B.M. course... always thinks positively... easy to please. ..a true friend in need... never ina hurry... JEANNE S, GERVAIS 19 Boulevard Road Arlington, Mass, Queen Bee! ,.. attractive,,.araenme cheerleader,..fascinated by the sound of buzzing... always on time for far away games... forever hunting for mike...enjoys wearing clothes that don't match... forever srititnewe. a Co-operative girl...would like to go to New Hampshire, KEVIN R, HANNAFORD 22 Chestnut Street Stoneham, Mass, Kev 5. N? Dats nil Eisler ee football... . oftensseen at) Donut aac. hates towalk...mechanically inclined ...finds Bookkeeping easy... loyal to Stoneham... has a tendency to lose his transmissions .. well liked. polite and courteous...a screech of tires and a hi-ho Kevin... rume Nie Ok Bile fda Chler- ery CO), od. IRENE M, HASKELL 22 Orchard Street Cambridge, Mass, DO Wrink,. energetic... likes to dance. S supportarthe Sherri: .°, 2 ‘Bundle of Joy ... partialto scissors jp ealways nome sarly 3s unique... trendsetter at Hudson... favorite personality ''Lady Godiva '...motto Msurvival-ot the fittest” 7... Vantine DISS s,s JOANNE M, HERB een SeGrotr eet Cambridge, Mass, Pio. enever seen walking toa destination... one of Fred's star driving pupils... favorite flower is the Rose... best subject: Chemistry ... looking for a job with the Camb, Dept. of Public Works... cohorts with Judy in math...looking forwardtoa nursing career at Chester Manor... PAULA Fi KELLEY 28 Columbus Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Paula... willing and wcapablew. efficient homemaker and seamstress ... avid dislike of being called Red... No, 1 Physics) fan... talentedgartra: ..-favorite pastime, guitar playing keeps lab in ‘order ., .steadfiaat attender of Ptobers meetingay, doesn't believe in hornework... 1-4 3 4 3-4 4 54 4 1 2 VIRGINIA M, LANGE 31 Sargent Street Cambridge, Mass, Ginnie™), . talkative... ¢nletclg «.pretty.., enjoys Ghinepsemtace -.. seen at every basketballeganie «es has, aj purple; p aisig 10 Mm Ptoret ie drums? ,.. enjoys reading stories by Jonathan Swift...future chemist owe Breat school spiritvy,..tecae memberof the) bth fe ™ i Cs a Me 26 DONALD J, LECLAIR 872 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. DEMO Ves 86) BUI Lr Of Senior... partial to squirrels and root beer Posate.. .1m00dy..). )sbip Brother! to a certain Sophomore... spends his daze cultivating ''Roses'...sports enthusiast... talks of far away places Yugoslavia maybe??? ... uses his long wind to sail far... CHARLES L, MARTIN 36 Clay Street Cambridge, Mass, Chuck'.,, ambitious... living proof that blondes have more fun... good looking... last seen driving towards Maine by way of Central Square... a member ofthe coop society... turns red at the funniest moments... loves Pemebeach h0ys i, ...0r 0 Gk nyroll enthusiast... — oe, ness MICHAEL P, O'NEIL 5 Yerxa Road Cambridge, Mass, Mike... alias 'Wimpy!.. .senicar 4 answer to ™ oo( 7s. neverequieras. lively... lover of “redicoats eave Beach Boys! fan,..future journalist -«. Vesuvius! photographer... likes food with his salt... favorite music Sound. Of “sirens... WW WwW Be BB - ROGER -P, OUELIETIE 3 White Street Arlington, Mass. Roger... Donuts Playboy,...seere: identity--Robin the Boy Blunder... forever’ Climbing Mountains”... lends his executive abilities to the Elm Farm,..longs for the ''Old Home- stead''.,.has his ownrecord shop... favorite saying--''Do B-B-B- Blondes really have more fun? '.. Ves. 3,4 Choral 274 Nils, 1 C.Y. QO.” bee 28 GA ieee GAINING 22 Rockmont Road Arlington, Mass, DEMALSSY “step he CLlLe DULL peppy. . ViIGorous... supporter of the com- munity lunch service... can't remem- ber year of her birth... still waiting forthe invention of rubber nylons... wever ssticks= tO her diet..... charm queen of the Senior Class...likes to prcokiups RedtHots'!.., MAUREEN M, SOLEY 82 Central Street Stoneham, Mass, Moe .iriendly.. intelligent... Pdareceto=sbe) different”... favorite pastime--boats and skiing... plans Pospera Eenysics: Major?e pw... avid History tanw..c00d listener... gives free advice for troubled minds... College bound... supplies the Seniors mWitiiried chicken... 29 30 DOLORES M, STANTON 41 Varnum Street Arlington, Mass, Dolores... dependable... friendly tovall, .. Lech Gomop girl. renders taxi service to Harvard Square... pet peeve, Physics... future nurse --ehas a new problem every day... always in Cambridge... likes to dance -ewloyal member of. Gay. Ocrecas wenn the sciences... Choral CEN Oe Prapd. Ves, BU GEESE eA WEA Giron 19 Malvern Avenue Somerville, Mass. Charlie ... Bottle Blonde of the Senior Class... Always seen with a smile and a friend... sometimes for- gets to return rings that do not belong to her... Hermit of Somervilles.ias the knack of meeting out-of-town friends... favorite drink ''coffee reg- dlarwe-o. ea a Chier. N, Hivos 52 Gy Sec. Ves. Choral Treas. KF hee Bop PB WN Wr A A ABD WwW A SUSAN M, WOLFE 42 Jefferson Park Cambridge, Mass, Sue''... bubbly and bright... never eats her own dessert... absolutely loves surfing... cheerful after break- fast but very glum before... never seen in the same outfit twice...has her own record store,., college bound -e.''always'' does her own Physics ...always smiling... one Nien FE. sm 5 oe POs soa — INDONESIA- MALAYSIA, j Dende, “asi sively More autos atic Classes John F, Kennedy looked for- WoardEroeans America whian would match its wealth with its) wisdom, and its power WilLtmatcemmure po sie. Lhrough Diem di oes discussions, 16 search, and study our minds have been opened to the-best which Catholic education can bestow. We now possess the power which knowledge gives, it is now our responsibility to channelWitinto purposeful endeavors; so that we can look forward to an America which commands respect throughout Them Or hdenot on lyator its strength but for its civilization as well, “A man may die, nations may rise and fall but an idea lives on. Ideas have endurance with- out death.” Our religion course was enriched each week by a visit from Father Mailloux. Irene Haskell, Paula Kelley, and Susan Wolfe listen ''attentively to his advice. Charles Martin and Ronald Caruso follow in their New Testaments as Roger Ouellette presides over our Bible Vigil. Segregated group discussions about the problems of modern youth were usually lively and fruitful. Religion Our religion course has helped us tremendously in that ithas prepared us for active participation in the 'New Frontier. It has taughteae that each individual has persona] rights and responsibilities not only to himself, but also to society. Pope John XXIII's “encyctica: Mater Magistra,'' which we have studied, is closely linked with the ideas of John Fitzgerald Kennedy on ''social justice, ' We have attempted to discuss the major problems of our day, so that we may be better preparedto accept the challenges of our times. Hard work finally paid off for David Degou, and Gail Scannell. Sister Anne Genevieve congratulates them on being the miret tobe accepted by the college of their Police, Donald LeClair and Charles Martin look very industrious, but what they're really doing is look- ing between the pages of the vocation file in the hope of finding a crystal ball in the Guidance room for a look into the future. (,uidance Healthis proportional to the abilities of our fUtUtTemnU Tr s.e sae Udy Arthur, Joanne Herb, Margaret Bilodeau, and Dolores Stanton, English In-anattempt touncover the men who gave birth to our country, we es- pecially stressed English authors and their works this year. Through the writings of Milton, Swift, Burke and Steele we learned what our English oxvie bea rs thoughice felt’ and believed. Dramatizations: of MacBeth and Hamlet showed us that men of allages have the same basic tendencies, problems and solutions, Through the past we look to the TEN hal oe Paula Kelley asks Sister Therese Alfred, ‘Is this the right place7™ as Bibiane Boulanger and Michael O'Neil look on. Judith Arthur, Bibiane Boulanger, Christopher Dullea hurry to compose while their ideas are still fresh. Engarde! Billy Duffy proudly displays his fencing ability to Charles Martin, Edward Kelley, and Joseph Bernard as they enact !Hamiletay 36 Diane Beaudoin, Evelyn Bard, and Marion Amorello ask each other, Do people really appreciate this? ay : ' ei P| tee 4 | ; H Margaret Bilodeau and Karen Cully take a 'tall' view of English Diterature, Phyllis Gavin explains to Pat Cyr and Irene Haskell that ''supercalifra- gilisticexpialidocius just isn't in the dictionary. ; | i 4 a ii | Book report due tomorrow? ''How pOUiGlLa to Le cl ad ins Ma th) on Amorello, Donald LeClair, and Kevin Hannaford. 37 Science mh ' . weak XS 4 al As an aidto understanding the how and why of life, we studied the Sciences. Biology has givenusa sub- stantial coverage of man as the complex organism that he Vee From our study of Chem- istry and from various ex- periments performed, we have attempted to discover, for ourselves, the chemical make-up of man and his world. Paula Kelley, what are you sniffing? Joanne Through Physics, we have Herb vows she'll never tell; tried to find an explanation for everyday experiences and observations. It can be said that because of our studies in the sciences we have realizedthat ''Never before has man had such a capacity to control his envi- ronment--to end thirst and hunger--to conquer poverty and. disease en Karen Gallant seems to question Kenneth Giannino's knowledge on the physical prop- erties .of copper sulfate. Donald LeClair Careful, Mr. Dunn! You might mess) up seems even more baffled than she, Sr. Rose Joan's lab. The stroboscope becomes a lethal weapon in the hands of Robert Caruso, Dolores Stanton and Mary Dunne aren't Could it be laughing gas that Judy Arthur is really as brave as they look. making? Ronald Caruso doesn't seem to think so, Did Virginia Lange really find Roger Patricia Cyr and Susan Wolfe are in Ouellette's blood type to be 007? Michael delirium. Charles Martin has discovered O'Neil and Karen Cully wish to deliberate a bug in the terarium, further on the matter. Sister Margarita Marie seems appalled at Dolores Stanton's calculations, but Edward Kelley and William Duffy don't seemto know the difference, Mathematics French With a desireto succeed, we undertook our study of math. Constant and untiring calcu- lations, made this year, have taught us the Michael O'Neil explains to Charles Martin, Margaret Bilodeau, and Kenneth Giannino the fundamentals of plane geometry. patience and dedication which must accompany us now and throughout our lives. We have, also, during our years at Notre Dame, attempted to comprehend the French language through the ''A-L-M series. We believe anunderstanding of this language will help us communicate with our world neighbors for we are all citizens, of) the worlds. That brilliant French scholar, Ronald Garuso, indicates the use of “avoir™ While Susan Wolfe de- verbs to Mary Dunne, Kevin Hannaford, livers a lecture on the Karen Cully, and Evelyn Bard. history ofthe diffe! Tower, Roger Ouellette checks its architecture. avoir faim (to be hungry) avoir froid (to be cold) avoir liet (to take place) History This year, as in past years, the senior history course has been supplemented by participation ina variety of activities with one purpose--to prepare us for a greater role in our |New Frontier, ' As the year progressed, we took part in pucie pio et ams as. 'Great Decisions, !! Government Day, and a radio program on Yugoslavian communism, Our knowledge was also broadened by our weekly analysis of ''Newsweek ' and the twenty-first United Nations Test. HMisiorvernassoreatly changed our: lives. May we, the seniors, build sturdy mansions of freedom, mansions that allthe world can admire and copy, but that no tyrant can enter, ' ' While reading and dis- cussing their Newsweek aot CH esi ntteroenior class displays a stroke of true 'GENIUS, ! All connected with the radio program ''Yugosla- Vide volitlOnseor sa. Onl— munist state''sponsored by The World Affairs Council, calmly? ? await the begin- ning of the broadcast. Newsweek's ''map of the month is scru- tinized by GailScannell, Bibiane Boulanger, and Rita Walsh. Approximately one-half of the senior class have followed the com- mercial course at Notre Dame. A working knowledge of typewriters, steno pads, adding machines, and dictaphones acquired, this year will z make them efficient secretaries and Commercial businessmen of tomorrow. What they have learned as com- mercial seniors will enable them to succeed intheir chosen careers and to contribute their abilities to the world of business for, ' 'a sense of public responsibility is not foreign to the history of the union,” Bibianne Boulanger and Phyllis Gavin enjoy the lesson on the use of the adding machine, | | | | £3 Sisters BeatriceryGerardgen|ovs drilling a bookkeeping lesson into the heads of commercial students Evelyn Bard, Kevin Hannaford, and Phyllis Gavin, Lucille Wagner types to the tune of a recording especially selected for the modern secretary--''Business Reply Letter... 42, Diane Beaudoin explains the fund- amentals of bookkeeping to class- Mates, Bard, Irene Haskell and Evelyn Joseph Bernard and David Degou show their skill in the use of the mimeograph machine, i wed | hag Th L r | RECORDING BUSINESS ‘ ai NSACTIONS IN THE JOURNAL @ JOURNAL ‘OURNAL .2DGER pe TRIAL BALANCE @pHe LEOGER Solemnmeclo mm men culcal BALANCE � COMPLETING A WORK SHEET poonmecrine €vOLe TRIAL BALANCE BALANCING AND RULING TH iE ACCOUNT: IN THE LEDGER AnD PREPARING A POST-CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE LEDGER ' POSTING ADJUSTING AND CLOSING ENTRIES TO THE LEOCES fue 'OURNAL RECORO, ADJUSTING AND CLOSING ENTA. IN THE JOURNAL a re ADJUSTING CLOSING = P ENTRIES ENTRIES STATE PREPARING FINANCIAL STATE. AND THE 6 ADJUSTING AND 7 ENTRIES FROM THE ASSEME FIGURES ON THE WORK S| fet WORK SHEET | students settle down to work, feeling capable of typing at least sixty words ina minute. Gail Jeanne Gervais, and Rita Walsh work to become skilled in stenography. Indaistirrousces tuden ts ; Scannell, 43 Underclassmen If we are truly leaders then we must be followed. Our followers are the underclassmen, For a leader to have any authority he must have associates who are willing to obey, partisans who when the time comes will pick up the sceptre and lead. The followers of any era, but es- pecially those ofthe New Frontier” must be in readiness to open ''new avenues'' of learning and to move ahead with vigor. The underclass- Another typing lesson is tackled men of Notre Dame are now being by the Junior Commercial students, instilled with these concepts and in the future they will assume the re- sponsibility of leadership. Juniors Solemnity reigns as these Juniors Joseph Fitzgerald explains his ponder theimy stery of ties Holy version of the Pythagorcorm Spirit which is the main theme of theorum, their Religion course, 44 ae = By Wee, 3 4 JiindorcenoOldmsasclassmausicus sion after reading the traditional ''House Beninati act as accountants for the of Seven Gables. Junior Class during their collection drive for the ''Globe Santa, IMbikci heater lan Grrrecunsin sande Dom nea. It may seem like only the girls went to Salem, but it was just that the boys had already boarded the Juniors departing on their class trip to Salem andthe House of Seven Gables don't seem at allupset about bus. missing a day of classes, 45 Sophomores cheerfully lend a helping hand to their new classmate, Arlene Allard. Raymond Dion reads the lesson of the day to his Sophomore classmates, 46 : These commercial students get an ''A'' for minding their own ''business, ! Sister Therese Alfred's helpers busily cleanthe Sopho- more homeroom, The question is: Are they really a help? Sophomores Congratulations on the success of your Christmas play, Sophomores. Take a bow. | Underclassmen stand fast in their efforts to maintain their title of leaders ofthe lunchline, !'! 47 Freshmen Hey, Green Giant, what's new besides ho, ho, ho?'' asks Richard Zylicz of Joe Bernard. Freshmen find that their high school Frosh delve deeply into the problems of years begin with Hi-Time; as Seniors we World History. can tell them that they will also end that way. 48 Janet Soleytries toteach afew mem- Fr. Higgins appropriately brings the bers of the freshmen class the basic retreat to aclose by offeringa Mass of rules of First Year Algebra, thanksgiving in union with the entire student body. Rome wasn't built in a day and these Latin students find that the language isn't to be learned in a day either, 49 Friends Mrs. Cyr's perpetual question: One milk oritwor! Are you surethis scale is work- ing right,'' asks Irene Haskell of Mrs. Doolin, R.N.? Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Monroe had better not pose for the photographer too long or they may find that the lunch line has caught up with them, Mrs. Donoghue, where does this file card go? In his basement workshop, Mr. Ouellette attempts to repair the things which graceful Notre Dame students have broken, a) a: 7 = =| I I siti an Our Glee ClubDirector, Mr. Francis Convy, works diligently to bring har- m ony to the voices of Notre Dame. Notre Dame's records are kept straight by our efficient secretary, Mrs. Gallant, 51 Activities We are anactive generation, Ours is the legacy of the Peace Corps. Adventure is much like the man who inspired it, bold and young, warm and gallant. Our schoolactivities have laid the ground workfor our future involvement; forthey have placed us in circumstances which have called for gene- rosity, dedication, selfless- ness and service; those qual- ities which prepare us for our struggle against the common enemies of man: tyranny, POVCLivemOM sted s Ce andi war itself, “The energy, the faith, the de- votion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it — and the glow from that fire can truly light the world.” Class Rings Freshmen nervously accept their Before ‘being received sbymne Seniors, the class rings are blessed MiraculowsmeMedals trom) Hather by our pastor, Father Rober Mailloux. Mailloux, ronninermned eoentietemeeet ee ae Following the reception of rings and medals, Father Mailloux speaks on our devotion to Our Lady. Charles Martin seems to find it Father Mailloux presents Dolores hard to believe that he finally has Stanton with her ring, ''a symbol of his class ring. 54 progress .u. Retreat | 55 This year we took three days from our curriculum to pause and reflect about ourselves and our world. Through the guidance and instruction of our retreat masters, Father Kenniston and Father Higgins, we deepened our understanding of our Christian commit- ment, Although we have done this every year, this year's retreat was more meaning- ful to us. At the conclusion of our retreat, we resolved to renew ourselves with in- creased devotion to the ideals of not only our Cath- olic faith butalso those of the New Frontier. So let us begin anew-- remembering on both sides that civility is nota sign of weakness, and sincerity is always subject to proof, ' Stella Maris Statf Being our business man- Our editor-in- Chietye Nall wee 1 Sod ey. (b Usewhy ager sure has its problems, Huh, Ginnie? makes last minute GOLrectd Onicms@ kim cy Write=up bDelore sending the year- book to press. As Mr, Tisei, our photog- rapher, takes a picture ofan unsuspecting individual someone takes a picture of iy 7 an unsuspecting Mr. Tisei Senior class officers Kenneth Giannino, Joseph Bernard, Rita Walsh, and Edward Kelley discuss the New Frontier @acuie theme for the yearbook, During a yearbook meeting the entire Stella Maris staffattempts to finish a set of captions before the deadline for once. Vesuvius Staff Layouts for the Vesuvius are done by the staff editors who are admiring their finished product. Nireinob ecrtismoletne VAersiLy Lusi havea meeting of the ''round table'' to discuss ideas for some future articles. Co-editors, Susan Wolfe, and Joanne Herb, burn the midnight oil while plan- Minvetherarticles, forthemnext issue of the Vesuvius, | Michael O'Neil, Vesuvius photog- | rapher, snaps a picture of Kathleen Brown, the underclassmen's number one saleswoman, 57 7a =a Probers Prober's president, Paula Kelley, has Raymond Dion ex- plain to Dolo? ees Stantonw rand Robert Theriault the structure of the water molecule, Experiments play a prominent role in the life of a Prober, Ralph Harriman and James Nowlanare the cameramen of our science club, 58 Student Council 1, Student Council officers Pres- ident, Robert Caruso; Vice-Pres- identwerio aad) d Goulet; soecretary, Lucille Wagner; and Treasurer, Karen Cully go over the agenda for their next meeting. 2. Home room representatives of the Student Counciltake their oath of olfice. 3. Executive board members of the Student Council review Parlia- mentary procedure before the meeting. 4, 1967Student Council Notre Dame Chapter is now in session, amoria ge, flassachusetts A HONOR SOCIETY Maureen Soley waits her turn while Susan Wolfe signs the ledger after being inducted into the National Honor Society. Inducted members of the National Honor Society hold the traditional lighted candle, 7, Was WA UB NATIONAL MA HONOR SOCIETY , u National Honor Society Senior members ofthe National Honor Society dis- cuss convention plans with their moderator, Sister Celine Gertrude, 60 Calendar of Events ‘66-67 During the year our classes are supplemented by various events which bring both effort and enjoy- ment. They fall into various categories of a social, religious, or academic nature. However, they all have the same final goal: to make us well-rounded individuals for: ''The greatest works of our nation's founders lay not in documents and declarations, but in creative, determined action, '! DHU ZHU Student Council Installation . ° aa “ge | x % : a 7 Retreat 1 House of Seven Gables WV oa ad aA GC. . Oe Weer Pal ies Oy DHwWZHaAMY AE” vag LES FR IN 4 Basketball Season Opens q —DPaqanwhtAy Appreciation Night STUDENT COUNCILS Student Burgess oi + ee a me wk sel (@Veshites be Neale Ste Induction rT eee 0s Commencement “F'l . re,’ J. Senior float Bob '67 vs. Pat '62 Homecoming Poor Alumni! Roughing it up underneath the Dave, going infor two points, Co-captains, Ed and Joe, basket as Soley tries forthe proves to be too much for the meet their worthy opponent, alumni, Moldemen') Of the ‘altaurini, Ray Meuse, class of '64, Alumni 55 Notre Dame 59 Senior Trip INievvanYioucks and Washington, D.C. Departure We VY a ¥ cs i Bill Mather All aboard Farewe!l United Nations Guide Davindra Rockerfeller center Statue of Liberty One way up! Faridkot MULALLY Ss , Boe pete ie Battery Park Stock Exchange Washington Congressman Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Luncheon Rayburn Building INES De Ware at in! Tomb of Unknown eet LE RES ese Shrine of I. C: Lincoln Memorial 67 Jefferson Memorial Marine War Memorial eee re ss or estima als Commencement Today, we find ourselves at the end, Our high school days like thes New, “rontier™ are seemingly finished. However, they are only seemingly finished. The lessons and ideals which we learned from them both willbe carried with us throughout our lives, So today, we leave Notre Dame; we take with us not sentimentality and worthless recollections, but the spirit we have derived from the UNew Erontier. The: ‘spirit and courage to makethe world a better place in which a man can serve his God,his fellow- men, and himself, Every generation of Americans has faced a dif- ferent set of problems in carrying forward the abiding purposes of our society. The problems have changed, the purposes have remained constant, ' Athletics Physical strength, courage, determination, and compe- tition have always been the cornerstones of our American WayeOlliteg Outeatileticupro- gram has prepared us for our role in the New Frontier by instilling in usthe qualities of the pioneers of old. We, too, are idealists. We would not have it said of our generation that we left ideals and visions to the past, nor purpose and determination to our adver- Saries. The spirit of rivalry and competition, the joys of victory, and the sadness of defeatshhave tempered and equipped us for our role in life ahead. “We do not want in the United States a nation of spectators. We want a nation of partici- pants in the vigorous life.” Cavaliers Scoreboard We They N.G. G. 54 48 Immaculate Conception er til St. [Thomas 50 59 Stee Patrick 45 67 St. Jean 6] 45 Immaculate Conception 47 DZ st. Joseph 37, uy) Austin 54 52 Gate of Heaven 48 28 St. Thomas 47 af, Savio 47 48 Dl LOSsepn 80 70 St. Patrick 42 64 Srenyean oa 53 MR. CHARLES BOYLE COACH Austin 61 53 Gate of Heaven 58 Bl Savio 53 79 N.4G.G. 47 52 ke ae . Hf SC Left to right: Joseph Fitzgerald, Robert Caruso, Robert Degou, David Degou, Norman Pelletier, Charles Martin, Ronald Caruso, William Duffy, Co-Captains Joseph Bernard and Edward Kelley. 72 WIRE Oy, 33 - a Robert Caruso Ronald Caruso Starting five ina huddle 5'8''--140 lbs. 5'8''--130 lbs. with Mr. Boyle. Guard Guard Edward Kelley David Degou Joseph Bernard 6'.=-165 lbs. 6'=-165 lbs. 6f—=160-lbs. Forward Forward Center MT can't see it, but Il knowut'setrere., Joe seems to say. Eddie hesitates before scoring another hoop for N.D. Kevin's sound ad- vice proves to be aninspirationto the Cavaliers. Billy Duffy ll! 41! Although small, the Caruso twins prove to be tough and aggressive, Cavalierettes Left to right: Donna Parow, Annette Boucher, Patricia Cyr, Diane LeClair, Jeanne Gervais, Joyce Forte, Linda Lavin, Front: Donna Beninati, Capt. Gail Scannell, Christine O'Shea During half-time, the cheerleaders of Meee tes jOin our girls) for the traditional Friendship Cheer. Our cheerleaders give a 1967 version of an old favorite. ¥ bi ' � be ' “ ? Sie Victor,'' our friendly mascot, keeps his eye on the game while the cheerleaders give the boys a peppy ovation, Fr. Michaud presents the first-prize trophy of the '67 competition to N.D.'s captain, 75 SPONSORS Rev. Augustin J. Depatie, S.M. Rev. Luke A. Farley Rev. Donald's. Gagne, S. M. Rev. Marcel Lajoie, S.M. Revoermlipal, LaPlante, 5.M. Rev. Robert J. Mailloux, S.M. Rev. Alan Michaud, S.M. . Alfred Amorello Mimcevirsvaeorge h. Arthur Mr. Mrs. Philomon P. Bard Mr. Mrs. Napoleon Beaudoin iMrs, Lorne C. Bernard . Margaret Bilodeau . Gabrielle Boulanger Mrs. Arthur Caruso Mrs. Richard Cully Mrs,.Armand J. Cyr Mrs. Joseph H. Degou Mrs. William E. Duffy Mrs. James R. Dullea Mrs. Joseph J. Dunne Mrs. Kevin G. Gallant Mrs. James H. Gavin Mrs. Leonard A. Gervais ae ge RR Re Be PP go BP BO ee 4 Mr. Francis Abbott Mr. Mrs. William J. Barr Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bolduc Family Mrs. Alberta Boucher Mr. Mrs. Joseph Boucher Family Mr. Mrs. John Browne Mr. Mrs. James Collins Mr. Mrs. Leo Cote Mr. Mrs. Roger Donoghue Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas Drinan Mr. Mrs. Thomas E, Fitzgerald Mrs. Viola Forte Family Mr. Mrs. Arthur Gautreau Family Mrs. Alfred A. Ghilardi Mr. Mrs. Albert Goulet Mr. Mrs. Ralph Harriman Mrs. Ann Houston Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Hurley Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Lamps Nadine MroveeMrs. John wl: Lavin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Francis P, LeClair ste NS 77 Rev. Rev. RE Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Mrs. Mrs. Richard J. Passeri Julian E. Rondeau, S.M. Rev. John S. Sexton Paul R. Shanley George F. Smith Erancie xaviers nertault, Oo. V. LD. John J. White Mrs. Samuel Giannino Mrs. Joseph W. Hannaford Kenneth Haskell Marie Herb Ruth As, Kelley Mrs. Walter Kelley Mrs. Lawrence Lange Mrs. Edward L eClair Mrs. Charles Martin Mrs. Henry J. O'Neil Mrs. Lucien Ouellette Mrs. John J. Scannell Mrs. Francis A. Soley Mrs. Walter J. Stanton Mrs. Albert Wagner Mrs. John Walsh Mrs. John F. Wolfe Mrs. Edward Mahoney Mrs. George Marquis Mrs. Duncan S. McNeill Mrs. Christopher Mullane . Walter A. Munroe Family Mrs. Bernard O'Neill Mrs. John Oppedisano Mrs. Louis Oppedisano Mrs. John O'Shea Family Mrs. Kenneth Parow Mrs. Andrew Passeri Mrs. Gerard W. Pelletier Mrs. Francis Poirier Family Mrs. Roland Pridham, Jr. Mrs. Frederick Roy Family Mrs. Russell G. Smith Mrs. John E, Sullivan Family Mrs. Joseph Theriault Family Mrs. Norman Theriault Mrs. Thomas Wright PATRONS and PATRONESSES Francis Abbott Joanne Abbott Mr. Mrs. Martin Alicandro Miss Donna Allen Mrs. Ruth Allrutz Mr. Mrs. Joseph Alves Mr. Steve Amaral Mr. Mrs. Thomas Andrews Anonymous The Appleton Family Mrs. Ann Archambault Mrs. A. Arsenault Miss Denise Arsenault Fleurette Arsenault Remond Arsenault A 2nd Class Paul F. Arthur Mr. Mrs. Gerard Audet Family Carolyn Babineau Mr. Mrs. Harris Bailey Mre-A. Baril Miss E. Baril Mr. Mrs. Albert Bastarache Lucy Bastarache Mr. Mrs. Joseph Beatty Bertha Beauchemin Paul Beauchemin Miss Annette Beaudoin Miss Denise Beaudoin Ernest A. Beaudoin Master Steven Beaudoin Frances A, Beaudreau Mrs. Clara Beaulieu Judy Beninati Mr. Mrs. Andrew Benoit Mrs. Anna Benoit Miss Bernadette Benoit Mr. Mrs. Francis Benoit Mr. Francis.) benoit Mr. Mrs. Fred Benoit Freddie Benoit Mr. James Benoit Mrs. John L. Benoit Miss Phyllis Benoit Mr. Mrs. Henry Bernard Mrs. Corrine Berube 78 Mrs. Nellie Boin Mrs. Bertha Botelho Mr. Mrs. James Boucher Mr. Robert Boucher Priscilla Boudreau Mr, Mrs, Francis Bourque Daniel Brennan Alice Breslin Ann Breslin Patricia Ann Brimer Mr. Mrs. Andrew Broussard Mr. Francis Broussard Miro Mrs; Florence Candow James Burns Jeannie Cantwell Manuel Cardozza Mrs. Stella Carmody Mr. Mrs. R.o8, os Carney Mr. Charlies Carr Mr. Francis J. Casey Mary Casey Miss Helen Cauchon Miss Laurette Cauchon Mr. Mrs. Robert Cauchon Mr. John Caulfield Mrs. Catherine Cavanaugh John Cecere Mrs wes meGeccnt Mrs. Chartier Mrs. Edward W. Chevarie Edward Clayton Mrs. Arthur Clifford Mrs. Louise Close Mrs. Eugene P. Collins Mrs. Gail Collins Joan Collins Mrs. Sophie Collins Jean Connell Mr. Mrs. William B. Connors Mr. Mrs. John Conroy Mr. Mrs. John JzConroy Mrs. Emma Cossette Michelle, Kevin, Steven Cote Mr. David Cotter Miss Nancy I. Cottrell Mr. Albert Cremin Mr. Mrs. Curtin Scotty Mrs. A, Cyr Mr. Albert J. Cyr Mr. Alfred Cyr Mr. Mrs. Hector Cyr Mr. Henry W. Cyr Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paul Cyr Mrs. Mary Cyr Robert Cyr Dale. Mrs. Helen Daigneau Emily Daley Mr. Mrs. Dascoli Mr. Richard Dawicki Mr. Mrs. Paul Decareau Mrs. John A, DeLouva Carol De Madica Carol Derrick Alice Desrosiers Cheryl De Wolfe Mr. Mrs. Clarence De Young Miss L, Dini Miss Jeanette Doiron Mrs. Paul Donato Mr. Mrs. Placide Doucet Miss Rita Doucet Drake Cleaners Mrowe Mrs. K. LL. Drolette Grace Dubois Roberta Dudley Mrs. Catherine Dugan Mr. Mrs. Leonard Duguay Mrs. Alice Dumont Mr. Mrs. Paul Eagan Mr. Mrs. Harold Earle Mr. Mrs. Carl Ellis The Estes Family The Ezerins Family Mr. Gregory A. Fahey, Jr. Mrs. Frank M. Farquharson Ed Ferguson Margaret Ferranti Richard C, Fitzgerald Miss Anna Fitzmaurice 79 Mike Flanagan Mr. Mrs. Leonard Florence Mr- se Mrse. We Forrest Mrs. Elaine Fortier Mrs. Mary 3. freniere A Friend Maria Fuzzhead Mr. Armand Gagnon Mrz teMrs. Roger Gamache Mr. Mrs. J. D. Gaudette Mr. Richard George Miss Jeannette C. Gervais Miss Theresa Gervais Miss Evelyn Ghilardi Mrs. Georgianna Ghilardi Mr. Robert Giannino David Gilreath Samuel B. Goldburg Prof. Mrs. Bernard Goldstein Jackie Goulet Judy Guarnieri Mr. Mrs. Paul Hanlon Mr. John Harriman Mr. Ralph Harriman Miss Terry Harriman Sandra J. M. Harrington Mr. Mrs. Edward Hastie Miss Gail M. Hastie Mr. William L. Hazelwood, Jr. Miss Leslie Jeanne Hayes Pauline Hebert Mr. Mrs. Roland Hebert Helen Mr. Mrs. Irwin Herb Nancy Hintlian Mrs. Helen Hodson Mrs. Rita A. Roy Mr. Thomas Hynes Family Mrs. A. Iappini A.F.C. Denis Igo Mr. Mrs. Joseph Igo Family Mrimtcvins, eter Igo JenGre cep hesBatman!! Mr. Calixte Janelle The Jennings Family Mr. Mrs. Norman Johnston Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Kelleher Mrs. Mary Kelly Mr. Mrs. Howard Kendall Mrs. Mary Kilgarriff Mr. Mrs. William Kilgarriff Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Kinnon Mrs. A. Krekorian Mr. Mrs. Ralph Kromhout Jackie La Berge Robert’ GC. Ua Berge Betty Landry Leona Landry Mrs. Lucy Landry Richard Landry Mr. Mrs. Simon Landry Mrs. Vera Landry Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lange Mrs. Flora Lange Miss Lucille Lange Lauretta Mr. James J. Lausenza, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Lavoie Nite GeVirsmeNriaand sles plane Donaldwise: Giair Jamesele Glair Me eta bire, Henry Lefebvre Mr. Mrs. Eddie Leger Mr. Mrs. Paul Leyer Mr. Mrs. Al Libby Little” Debby Nathalie Lucas Janet Lydon Mr. Mrs. Lawrence McAnneny Family Mr. John J.” McCarron, Jr; Mr. Mrs. Barry McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Gerard McCarthy Anne McCarthney Mr. Jimmy McGeehan Mr. Robert McKinley Barry Cindy McNulty Miss Marie Mabey Mrs. Charles P, MacPherson Mrs. Leona Madigan Mrs. Claire Magliozzi 80 Manhatten Tobacco Mrs. Edward Manners Mr. Mrs. Arthur Marchand Mr. Eugene B. Marchant Thomas Marchessault Mrs. Dina Marchi Miss Marie Marquis Mr. Bruce E. Marshall Mrs. Lois S. Marshall John Martin Mr. Mrs. John Martin Mz. Mrs. Sohn BoeMartin A lst Class John B. Martin Miss Julie Martin Miss Linda Martin Mr. Michael R. Martin Mary Carter Paint Co. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Meskell Mrs. Mildred Meskell Mrs. Gladys Metz Mathew Metz Michelle, Kevin Steven Mr. Mrs. George Mickle George, Jr, Mr. Ronnie Miller Mr. Mrs. Francis Monaco Mrs. Joseph Monaco Miss Georgiana Monier Germaine Morrency Mrs. M. Morrison Mr. Albert Morrow Mr. Ralph M. Moulton Mrs. Daniel Mulkeen Mr. Mrs. R. Mulaly Mr. Mrs. Henry Myers Mr. Mrs. John D, Nadeau Family Mrs. Arnold Nelson The Nowlan Family Anne T. Nowlan Jim Nowlan 006 1 2 Mr. Mrs. Paul Oakland Mr. Joseph O'Connell Mr. William O'Connell Mr. Mrs. Joseph O'Hare Mr. Mrs. Charles O'Neill Francis M. Pacheco Mr. Mrs. Albert Paquet Mr. Mrs. Donald Paquet Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paquet Mr. Raymond Paquet Oscar J. Paradis Donna Parow Mrs. Kathleen Parow Kenneth J. Parow Mr. Joseph Passeri Mr. Mrs. Maurice Pelchat Mr. William J. Pellerin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Perisie Charlene Perry Peter Francine Miss Lucille M. Pinard Mr. Mrs. Renald Pinard Porell's Office Service Mr. Arnold Pothier Mr. Mrs. Roland Pridham, Sr. Anna Raphael Mr. Anthony Raphael Master Robert Anthony Razzino Mrs. Janet Reickstein Miss Anna Marie Rennie Mr. Mart in Rennie Jeannette Richard John Richard Curt Ridlon Mrs. John Riggazio Mr. John F, Riley Roach Hardware S. E. Rosens Margaret Roy Mrs. J. Rufo Michelle St. Germain Mr. Mrs. Louis Sampson Mr. Louis Sampson, Jr. Mrs. Marylin Sampson Mrs. Armand Sarasin J aIneser, soarter Mra Peterascaglione Paul L. Scanlon Catherine Scott Lillian Scully, Mrs. Hazel Sharkey Mr. Daniel Shea Mrs. Stanley Slade Mrs. Marion H. Smith Mr. Frank Spinale Mrs. Bridie Sullivan Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Mrs. Eileen Stafford Mrs. Armelle Theriault Miss Susie Irene Thompson Nee eed Gia tic Elizabeth Tierney Mae Theresa Trelegan Mr. Mrs. Vincent Trelegan Richard Viglione Master Alfred Voke Stephen Voltero Miss Carole Wagner Miss Janice Wagner Gayle Walsh Johnny Walsh, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walsh Mrs Mires, Arthur Webb, Jr: Agnes White Harry J. White Set. salirs. H.P. Williams, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harold Williams Mr. Mrs. Robert Williams Susan Wolfe NW vette tC rep Best Wishes from Our Lady Of Pity Parish Cambridge $ Massachusetts Rev. Robert J. M ailloux, S.M. Pastor Rev. Marcel Lajoie, S.M. Rev. Alan Michaud, S.M. Best of Luck from The Juniors RONALD GOULET JOY GESLORIE President Vice-President CHRISTINE BOLDUC DAVID BARR Secretary Treasurer 83 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From the Sophomores JAMES NOWLAN JANICE WAMBOLDT President Vice-President CAROL WAGNER CHRISTINE O’SHEA Secretary Treasurer 84 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates from the Freshmen ie loa diy Gasca of ‘aieat itn s Fs Y EDWARD GHILARDI KATHLEEN BROWN President Vice-President GRETCHEN CULLY MARY O’CONNELL Secretary Treasurer 85 3 Every Teenager a CYO er NOTRE DAME C.Y.O. Cambridge — — Massachusetts tare REV. ALAN MICHAUD, S.M. Dj EDWARD KELLEY Leetot EVELYN BARD President Vice-President JANET DURESKY GAIL SCANNEL JOSEPH BERNARD Secretary Delegate Treasurer 86 C ongratulations and Best Wishes from the Bernard and Cardin Family Warren Kay Vantine Studio Official School Photographers 661 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 88 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. 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 An equal opportunity employer Compliments and Best Wishes of A. Belanger Sons, Inc. 173 Harvey Street Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Waterproofing and Weatherproofing Engineers Contractors Gerard N. Verrier, President 90 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES House of Representatives Washington, D. C. THOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR. 11th District Massachusetts To The Class of’ 66 Compliments of The Boyle Family Mr. Charles Boyle Notre Dame Coach 91 Compliments of St. Patrick’s Parish Stoneham Rt. Rev. John S. Sexton Rev. George F. Smith Rev. Luke A. Farley Rev. John J. White Rev. Paul R. Shanley Compliments of Concord Salvage Company 89 Jefferson Avenue Chelsea, Massachusetts Scrap Iron and Metals Local and Long Distance Boilers Removed and Installed Plants Dismantled All Kinds of Industrial Machinery Cut-up and Removed 92, CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES from RED CROSS DISASTER SERVICE Compliments of W.B. CONNORS OIL CO., INC. HEATING OILS -:- OIL BURNERS 8 GILMORE STREET STONEHAM 80, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: 438-0144 FRENCH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILDING, REMODELING CONTRACTORS 33 Kingston Street Somerville, Massachusetts 02144 Frenchy Blais Paul Chouinard 666-3614 625-4383 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE ZAHKA’S 94 Compliments of Our Lady Of The Assumption Parish, Rev. Julian E. Rondeau, S.M. Pastor Rev. Augustine Depatie, S.M. Chelsea, Massachusetts Compliments of UTT DISTRIBUTING CO. Wise Potato Chips 141 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel: KI 7-9722, 3801 95 Masse Hardware Co., Inc. | Norlex Erection Co., Ine. Hardware and B.P.S. Paints STEEL ERECTORS Corner of P.O boxes, Walden and Sherman Streets NoricodmMaccdehocens Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel: 762-3672 TR 6-4755 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments of to the CLASS OF 1967 Mr. and Mrs. from William J. Barr : Representative Charles F. Flaherty, Jr. 96 Best Wishes Keefe Funeral Home to CHARLES D. KEEFE fhemGlassestess 2175 Massachusetts Avenue from CAIN eh DG Eee MALS 3: Lynch’s Pharmacy Compliments of MISS MARY LOUISE RILEY Compliments of MOSS Wiel class Collegiate Artisan Industries Outfitters Gann 2107 Mass. Avenue Cambridge — a Mass. a7 Raymond Girouard Compliments of Insurance Agent Judge Jeremiah J. Sullivan t 2322 Massachusetts Avenue Attorney at Law North Cambridge 101 Tremont Street Tel: 864-2126 — 864-2192 Boston, Massachusetts 02108 EL 4-6722 Onenealr Fresh Pond Movie | Best Wishes Alewife Brook Parkway and from Concord Avenue His Honor The Mayor See the Movies the Outdoor Way Rain or Clear — Daniel J. Hayes, Jr. Get in your Car — Come as you are! 98 Compliments of Cottages 4 Rent on Cape Cod Al Martin IV 4-1573 JOHN J. DONAHUE SON FUNERAL SERVICE Cambridge, Mass. 02139 Mass. Limb Compliments of Brace Co. Robillard News V. N. Robillard, Proprietor Agen ge Ly, 45 Kingston Street 67A Clifton Street Boston 11, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Telephone CA 7-9125 EL 4-6748 Parking facilities just across the street 99 With Best Wishes Best Wishes From to the : Marsh Post No. 4.4.2 Class of ’67 American Legion From Mr. and Mrs. “For God And Country” Francis A. Soley Fair Winds and Smooth Sailing to the Compliments of Notre Dame High School John E. McAvoy Funeral Director CLASS OF 1967 from 223 Massachusetts Avenue ; Ensign Arlington, Massachusetts Francis Edward Soley, U.S.N. Congratulations to the Class of ’67 Compliments of From Harsip Brothers Co. The Great Aumentum And Chelsea, Mass. The Illio Sicals Fineta 100 Whitney’s Cafe Joe Bolduc — Prop. Choice Liquors at the corner of BOYLSTON MT. AUBURN STS. Harvard Square, Cambridge Telephone — EL 4-9858 Best Wishes from BIG DADDY DON GARLITS DAVE BARR Per order of the American Hot Rod and Wheel Stand Association Best Wishes From Holy Union Guild Compliments of DUGUAY ROBILTLARD MARKET, INC. Mr. Arthur E. Gautreau General Trucking Disposal 1 WARWICK PARK CAMBRIDGE, MASS. KI 7-1561 ASSOCIATION NOTRE DAME 2322 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts 101 North Cambridge Service Center BEST WISHES Gerard Grenier, Proprietor to the 2500 Massachusetts Ave. GRADUATES Cambridge, Mass. Tires - Batteries - Accessories A FRIEND Tune-up, Brakes EL 4-9033 Congratulations BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES DUTCH CLEANERS from 233 Massachusetts Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Gervais Cambridge, Massachusetts University Congratulations to the Trust Company CLASS OF 1967 2360 Massachusetts Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wolle And Family N. Cambridge, Mass. 102 SUNSET CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Compliments of 91 Windsor Street Porter Cafe Cambridge, Massachusetts TR 6-3971 Evenings IV 4-0039 24 Hour Service Best Wishes Best Wishes for the from ek AVERY'S RADIO ROBERT, MICHELLE SUPPLY, INC. RICHARD GERVAIS Arlington, Massachusetts Congratulations Compliments of to the CLASS OF 1967 THE WAGNER FAMILY ANNE PERRI 103 Harvard Motors, Inc. Greater Boston’s Most Progressive LINCOLN — MERCURY COMET — COUGAR DEALER First In Sales — Service — Body Work 145 Fellsway East 666-4410 Luck and Love From MAUREEN GlA So. 0 HeOom John L. Danehy Real Estate Insurance 2294 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Somerville, Mass. 104 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 From the Wagner Kids MARIE LUCILLE CAROLE HENRY HELEN DONNA JANICE Compliments of United American Veterans 2076 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. Membership Open to Qualified Veterans Mohawk Shade Blind Co. 2416 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Tel: UN 8-6000 Henry F. Owens Inc. Good Luck Local and Interstate Movers to the Class of 1967 Piano moving our specialty Modern Storage Warehouse 129 Sherman Street Maureen Soley’s Cambridge, Massachusetts Auntie Margaret Uncle Walter Tel: 876-8390 GERALD S. FLEMING Lexington Ford Class of ‘61” David A. Daley Insurance Agency SALES — SERVICE Large Selection of Used Cars To Choose From 150 Boston Ave. (Ball Square) 409 Massachusetts Avenue Somerville, Massachusetts Lexington, Massachusetts Tel: 623-1230 Tel: 862-0776 Compliments of Mahoney Transfer Co. hn F. Wil jolain eee Trucking of ALL KINDS Plumbing --- Heating 208 Summer Street 2322 Massachusetts Avenue RACIOnET OM aceachosetic N. Cambridge, Massachusetts Tale ieoelAzG Tel: 547-7080 105 Compliments of A GRANDMOTHER Compliments of Dudley Furniture Co. 2368 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Compliments of KWIK AUTO BODY SWE Yael N Ge Specialists in Fibreglass Materials Automotive “Touch-Up-Paint”’ For Any Car 135 Mystic Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 395-2177 | A. Peter Arseneaux, D.D.S. 106 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 from RUSSELL MORENCY CEA See One 2277 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts P. J. LEONARD FUEL OIL SALES OIL BURNERS SERVICE 794 Broadway Chelsea, Massachusetts 889-0424 Compliments of BEST WISHES FROM T R Service Center (Tom DeMarco and Reno Breton) Johnny’s Cleaners Tailors 1226 Cambridge Street 203 Elm Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Cutter Square 868-8952 SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS Pick up Delivery John G. Lopes — Prop. Tires Services Ine. Congratulations Tires — Wheel Alignment and Best Wishes Balancing — Brakes to the Shocks — Electronic Tune Up CLASS OF 1967 Official Mass. Inspection Station 30440 from 2150 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge Bob Soley 66 Tel: 876-4779 Somerville Jewelers Michael J. Denaro Fine Jewelers Watch Jewelry Repair Funeral Home Diamond Re-mount Teen-age Charge Account S50 MaccachucatlouAvenve 241 Elm Street Somerville, Massachusetts Tel: 623-1658 Arlington, Massachusetts 107 Compliments of Notre Dame De Pitie Parents-Teachers Council Cambridge, Massachusetts i) Hood H. P. HOOD SONS Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 500 Rutherford Ave. Boston, Mass. 02129 J. RICHARD O’NEIL CO. School Jewelers 182 FRANKLIN STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASS. GENERAL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 126 Jackson Street Cambridge, Mass. 02140 PAUL E. P. BURNS INC. CAPS ® GOWNS ®@ HOODS Choir-Confirmation Gowns Pulpit-Judicial Robes For Rental and For Sale 316 Summer Street — Boston, Mass. Llberty 2-1513 — 1514 Paul E. P. Burns ROBERT G. GOULET “Insurance for Every Need”’ THE HARTFORD LIFE 648-7691 Compliments of 0 ’Grady’s Diner Ine. 440 Main Street Stoneham TOM O’GRADY, PROP. 438-9889 Best Wishes from Tommy’s Sub Shop 373 Walden Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Orders to go — Call 354-8851 Congratulations from Concord Esso Brake Jobs — Tune-ups 299 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts OSCARS PHILLIPS, PROP: EL 4-9467 Compliments of Celine G. Blais CLASS OF 1965 BOOK LANE 1688A Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts The Finest Selection Of Paper Back Books. Tel: 354-9729 Compliments of Jack Pessotti Paul’s Auto Body Maynard, Massachusetts 109 BEST WISHES Mr. Mrs. Walter Kelley And Family Best Wishes . from Germaine Dave CLASS OF 1964 BLAIS BROTHERS CARPENTERS 33A Kingston Street Somerville 44, Massachusetts Tel. 666-3614 Compliments of Senator Francis X. MeCann Compliments of Marie Wagner Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 Marie Cardin Compliments of Robert Bilodeau Compliments of Jimmy Carr CLASS OF 1966 Compliments of Explorers Post 50 Quint Furniture Appliance Co., Ine. 638 Washington Street (Codman Square) Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124 GE 6-1425 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1967 Rose Marie Gavin “64” Compliments of Dr. F. T. Downey and Family New England MISTER DO-NUTS 2315 Massachusetts Avenue Transmission Co., Ine. 372 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts ; Cambridge, Massachusetts SAINT JOSEPH COLOR GUARD Your Cambridge Radio Shack 491-2925 MEDFORD CAPTAIN: RITA WALSH Compliments of Compliments Of MOSCA’S BAKERY Cormier’s Grocery 110 Compliments Of The Herb Family R. ST. AMANT MOVERS 14 Jackson Street North Cambridge Massachusetts KI 7-9050 Packing — Storage Compliments of Kevin A. Griffin Funeral Service 2307 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel: TR 6-9144 Paramount Carpet Laying Co. 13 Harvey Street CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Telephone 876-7776 Best of Luck In the Future to the CLASS OF 1967 from Ann Walsh, Class of °66 Compliments of Judy Murphy Class of 1966 111 W. A. MUNROE CARPENTER REMODELING REPAIRING 15 Mossland Street Somerville, Massachusetts PR 6-6911 CAMBRIDGE FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES 2301 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel: TR 6-0951 Henry F. Corcoran Compliments of STOP DROP Cleaners Launderers 2327 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge Massachusetts Compliments of Newtowne Grille 1949 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts CAMERON AVENUE VARIETY 78A Cameron Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Compliments of Bob McDonald Good Luck Always from MISS HELEN P. MeLAUGHLIN ee eee Good Hunting from TABITHA BETINA CHRISTINA MeLAUGHLIN Happy Days from LOUISE G. McLAUGHLIN Sal Campo Texaco Service EL 4-8950 297 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts (Cor., Walden Street) Compliments of the CARUSO FAMILY Tayters, Inc. POTATO CHIPS 118 Cavalry Street Waltham, Massachusetts Compliments of William C. Bilodeau Compliments of A Friend Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 from MR. MRS. HENRY J. O'NEIL Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Edward Le Clair And Family Best Wishes to the GRADUATES OF 1967 NOTRE DAME CAFETERIA Compliments of Mrs. Margaret Bilodeau COMPLIMENTS OF REG EAeZ 1.0; 5 LAUNDERMAT DRY CLEANERS 280 Rindge Avenue UNiversity 4-4771 Compliments of the AMERAL FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF ROLAND J. MORIN ATTORNEY AT LAW 1955 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Compliments to the CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Mrs. John Scannell And Family Best of Luck to the GRADUATES Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Stanton And Family Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Mrs. Armand J. Cyr Daniel, Elaine, Diane 113 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1967 Jeannette Broussard Margaret’s Lunch 895 Broadway Chelsea, Massachusetts TU 4-9484 Orders put up to go. DONALD LECLAIR William Waxman Insurance Agency Insurance — Real Estate — Income Tax NOTARY PUBLIC 889 Broadway Chelsea, Massachusetts 889-2294 Alice G. Wallace Beauty Salon 214 Mass. Ave. — Arlington, Mass. 648-0689 Ask for Betty Compliments of A Friend Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Lange WALDEN CLEANERS Nicholas Diorio 2088 -Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Lucia’s Card Gift Shop China — Jewelry — Crystal Wood — Glass — Party Goods Shower Bells — Bridal Registration Hallmark Cards 261 Elm Street (Davis Square) Somerville 625-1012 Best Wishes from Gailey Funeral Service Medford, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the GRADUATES from Chester W. Alexander THE GUILD SHOP 2259 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel. EL 4-8640 Hallmark Cards and Wraps Hummels — Religious Gifts and General Gifts Compliments of Melrose Spa Arlington, Massachusetts NORDEN JEWELERS 30 Years experience Jewelry and Watch Repair Fine Diamonds — Watches ‘Jewelry’ — School Rings 261 Elm St., Davis Square, Somerville 625-1012 “THE STORE BY THE CLOCK” Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 Carol A. Bernard Class of 1962 Compliments of THE MULLANE FAMILY Compliments Of Dorothy's Laundry Arlington — Massachusetts 648-5089 Compliments of Dickson Brothers Company COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONSPIRATORS Dances — Parties — All Occasions CHUCK — 864-8767 Joan-Rich Beauty Salon Ine. 107 Rice Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Telephone 354-9330 COMPLIMENTS OF HOLOVAK COUGHTIN SPORTING GOODS Compliments of FASHION CLEANERS 2298-2300 Massachusetts Ave. North Cambridge Compliments Of Frank’s Steak House GREGORY’S MEN’S FORMAL WEAR Rentals and Sales OPEN EVENINGS 162 Mass. Ave. — Arlington 74, Mass. Mission 3-6464 Office 868-4050 Res. Eliot 4-3071 Leo A. Desrosiers Representative METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 625 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge 38, Mass. 115 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 Vivienne LaBerge °64 Almyra LaBerge = °65 Best Wishes The O'Neill Family RINDGE PHARMACY 154-156 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. MAIDA PHARMACY, Inc. C. J. MAIDA, Reg. Pharm. 121 Mass. Ave. Cor. Windsor St. Arlington 74, Mass. MI 3-7840 Open 9 A.M. — 11 P.M. Best Wishes Milton Spa 138A Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Massachusetts Michael’s Restaurant 190 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Open 7 A.M. — 4 P.M. Baboo Hut 177 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington, Massachusetts 864-0430 Orders to take out Congratulations to the Graduates Mr. Mrs. Louis Oppedisano Compliments of Leonard J. Mullan, Sr. Courtesy of ROUTE 2 TIMING ASSOCIATION Compliments of A Friend Chalet Rouge Steak House 215 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts 116 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 Donna Oppedisano ‘64 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 From the Kids at the Park ARLEX AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCATION COURSES Day or Evening 1980 Mass. Ave. (Porter Sq.) 491-6657 350 Mass. Ave., Arlington 643-6657 Genoa Delicatessen Inc. Submarine Sandwiches Our Specialty 2408 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel. 876-8848 Courtesy of McAvoy Productions Ltd. Makers of the great film tragedy “The Life and Times of Ronald Bull” Congratulations and Best Wishes Lucille, Leopold, Gerard, Michelle, Denise Cote Congratulations to the Graduates Columbia Food Stores, Inc. 2320 MASS. AVE. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — 491-9092 — Specializing in Cold Cuts Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 Paul Oppedisano ’68 Robichaud Funeral Home Frank Robichaud Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Frank’s Barber Shop 2384 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Massachusetts Best Wishes to the GRADUATES MR. RICHARD PASSERI Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 Joyce Simard °66 Inn’s Square Men’s Bar 1350 Cambridge Street Cambridge, Massachusetts M. Tarmey, Manager Best of Luck to the GRADUATES FATHER RICHARD PASSERI Be A Betrer CHRISTIAN Join The Confraternity Of Christian Doctrine Notre Dame, Cambridge Compliments of MR. MRS. ANDREW PASSERI James Henry Quinn Real Estate and Insurance 1384 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts THE BROWNE DRUG Registered Pharmacists 201 Massachusetts Avenue ARLINGTON — MASS. MI 8-0557 117 Albert P. Theriault Painting and Decorating 38 Clay Street — North Cambridge Tel. UN 8-7776 Mediord Square Sporting Goods Co. Wholesale and Retail Outfitters 33 Salem Street Medford, Massachusetts Anthony Lucci Tel: 391-4071 Clarence A. Stanford INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 90 Highland Avenue Somerville, Mass. F. T. Murphy Florist Somerville, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Mrs. Franeis P. LeClair And Family Compliments of Kelly’s Service Station 255 Walden Street Cambridge, Massachusetts JAMES ALLEN REGISTERED OPTICIAN License No. 776 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED -:- EYEGLASSES REPAIRED Telephone ELiot 4-4340 5 Sargent Street — Cambridge, Mass. 02140 A.B. Caiani Electric Service Ine. 36 Winter Street Medford, Massachusetts Phones: 395-5740-8278 Compliments of FRANK BENINATI AND FRIENDS from Eglin Air Force Base Compliments of A Friend Congratulations from THE McNEILL FAMILY Joe’s Variety 47 Dudley Street North Cambridge, Massachusetts Eddie’s Barber Shop 2460 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge, Massachusetts “To Look Well Groomed” HENRY’S BARBER SHOP 235 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, Mass. “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” Success to the CLASS OF 1967 Drake Cleaners 2044 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts Tel: EL 4-3009 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. B. Carbonie Best of Luck to the GRADUATES from Mr. Mrs. William Duffy And Family Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 MARIAN T. MILLER Class of 1962 Children’s Corner 439 Main Street Stoneham, Massachusetts Tel: 438-1594 Lillian’s Beauty Salon 923 Broadway Chelsea, Massachusetts Complete Beauty Service Tel: 884-9691 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 from Mr. Mrs. Phil Bard Good Luck from Dickson Bros. Co. Compliments of the BEDUGNIS FAMILY Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Richard 0 Brien Karen and Ricky “Let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own.” oe 4 ee, es ; Ad mime aetna a costar _ - . nc te orth a RRS ARAN N te rent ment ra etn Se rie tenerife eerste niet seinen tena nt tt a ene Annet enc aeee en � Oana ; 2h see EA Soe SAS SS Sens