Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

THOMAsCRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY 40 WASHINGTON STREET quincy'm m DEPARTMENT 0. H. S. Thomas Crane Public Library Quincy, Massachusetts Presented by Mr- Crane Public Libraij Omrcv. Mass. QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL THE 1961 GOLDENROD OUINCY HIGH SCHOOL OUINCY MASSACHUSETTS CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY IN MEMORIAM UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIORS TOP TEN ACHIEVEMENTS ADVERTISING MEMORABLE EVENTS 6 7 15 17 23 55 71 129 132 141 154 GOLDENROD STAFF 156 OUR INDISPENSABLES Mrs. McAdam. Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Patten. Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Mr. Beatrice. Mr. Mahoney. Mr. Monahan. Mr. Slocumb. Miss Odium. Miss Cole, Mrs. Rogers. Mr. Farnham ADMINISTRATORS DR. GOSSARD Superintendent of Schools MR. WILSON Principal A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Time is our most precious possession. We should make the most of it. Our life span is limited by the amount of our physical endurance. We must use every minute preparing for the future. We cannot recover lost time. Now is the hour, has tremendous meaning to all of us. Arc we mak- ing the most of our opportunities? Are we scheduling our time to get the proper balance,—time to learn,—time to play,—time to rest? As we progress through school, let us think of a well-known advertisement: LOST: Somewhere between sunrise and sunset; sixty golden minutes, set with sixty diamond seconds. No reward is offered, for they arc gone forever.” Best regards to the staff and the student body. Sincerely, GEORGE A. WILSON Principal MR. DALY Director of Trade Department 5 MR. ANDERSON Assistant Principal Wc, the Class of Nineteen Sixty-One, dedicate this book to MISS MAUDE F. WHEELER devoted teacher and faithful counselor, who has given unselfishly of herself to guide and inspire the minds and hearts of the members of our class. Wc are grateful for her loyal support of our activities and her helpful guidance throughout our high school career. We hope that you, Miss Wheeler, will have many more fruitful years of teaching at Quincy High School. 6 NETTIEDEAN ALEXANDER Health Instructor ELIZABETH ARONSON Physical Education LAURENCE BABIN Assistant Director of Trade Department, English ETHEL BARNES Counselor, Guidance MARY BARRY Office Practice, Office Machines Operation ROBERT BASILIERE Practical M at hematics BERNICE BENNETT English, Speech JOSEPH BENNETT Counselor. Guidance ROSE BRIAND French KARL BRIGGS Head of Mathematics Department, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry EDWARD CAIN A uto Mechanics ERNESTINE CAMPBELL Geometry, Algebra Now listen, you crows— 7 FRANCIS C ARUSO Cabinet Making ARTHUR CHRISTIE I want my Maypo! U. S. History. Problems of Democracy JOHN CHRUSCIEL Head of Science Department, Chemistry. Physics CLEVELAND CLARKE Earth Science. A eronautics DOROTHY COBB Principal Clerk. Trade Department RUTH COCLOUGH Bookkeeping, Typewriting EDITH COLE Principal Clerk JOHN CONNER Business M a thema tics. Commercial Office Practice. Office Machines Operation EDITH COULMAN Librarian FRED DANKER English ALMON DEANE Chemistry ARLENE ECCLES Foods, Dietetics 8 Awright! Who's the joker? MARGUERITE ERICKSON Distributive Education JOSEPH FARRELI Shop. Mechanical Drawing CHARLOTTE FENCER English MARGARET FERRIS Junior Clerk-Typist I Cafeteria) WARREN FINDLAY MARTIN FINNEGAN IRVING FLETCHER MARGARET FLYNN DONALD FOWKE A Igebra Physical Education U. S. History English Sales, Bookkeeping LaRUE GEHMAN English DANIEL GOLDFARB French MICHAEL GOLUB U. S. History, Problems of Democracy STEPHEN GOODYEAR Spanish MURIEL GOUDY English 9 ALTON GOULD Mathematics, Science HOWARD HANNON Plumbing WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Book keeping. Business Mathematics RONALD JACK Biology F.DITH JOHNSON Typewriting, Shorthand RI.RANOR KAMBOUR DANIRL KEHOE DORA KELLEY Head of Social Studies Chemistry English Department. Problems of Democracy FRANK KERWIN HAROLD KIDDER Head of Business Biology Education Department, Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics GEORGE KOOLIAN FRANK LEPORINI Applied Science. Biology Pattern Making JOHN LUNDSGAARD MARIE LYNCH Machines Office Practice, Business Mathematics That will he ten hours, young man! 10 BRUCE MacDONALD English DONALD MacDONALD Modern European History, U. .S'. History GEORGE McGOFF Art, Art Appreciation LEO McHUGH Electrical FRANCIS McNAMARA Radio and Television JOHN McNAMKE Plumbing CHARLES MAGNARELLI Auto Body MARGARET MARR PAUL MILWARD FRANKLIN WILLIAM MITCHELL JEANETTE Counselor. English Electrical MITCHELL U.S. History MOHNKERN Mechanical and Biology Architectural Drawing 11 KATHERINE MYATT EDWARD NANKIN IVAR NELSON JOY NEVENS JOSEPH NiCASTRO English Problems of Democracy Director of Music Head of English Auto Body Education Department EDWIN O’NEILL English FRANK O’ROURKE Sheet Metal THOMAS OWENS Geometry, Calculus LOTTA PAGE Counselor, Typewriting, Stenography NANCY PATRIQUIN Spanish I.cl’s have a little more schmalz! VIRGINIA RANKIN U. S. History MAR IF POLAND English RUSSELL RAYNF.R ELEANOR REDDY ANTHONY REZZOTTI LINCOLN ROBBINS DORIS ROGERS Physics Typewriting Auto Mechanics Counselor, Guidance Junior Clerk-Typist ESTHER SAUTER EDNA SCHULZ JEAN SMART Counselor, Typewriting, English Biology Shorthand SYLVIA STERN WILLIAM SULLIVAN Typewriting. Business Geography, Problems Arithmetic of Democracy 13 ELLIS SWARTZ ARTHUR TANGUAY THOMAS WALSH MAUDE WHEELER THOMAS WHITE Problems of Democracy, French Machines Counselor, U. S. History Geometry, Algebra German ELLA WILCOX Problems of Democracy DOROTHY WILLIS Clothing BEATRICE WILSON Cafeteria Training WILLIAM YEE Sheet Metal GEORGE YORK Geography, World Civilization CAMERA SHY JOHN GARRITY Physical Education EUGENE GREGORIO Latin, Mathematics GALE HARRISON Music Appreciation, Harmony, Glee Club JANET KRIEGER English ELIZABETH McCONARTY English MARTHA WRIGHT Problems of Democracy 14 IN MEMORIAM MARY C. TURNER 1924—1960 15 IN MEMORIAM CATHERINE I. WALSH 1925—1960 nderclassmen JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB Row I: D. Stein. M. Walter. N. Holler. P. Johnson. A. Hascall, A. Vignoni. M. Powers. Row 2: Miss Briand. P. Macki, S. Shangold, D. Villa. M. Brennan. P. Savard. S. Golob. L. Loud. Row 3: G. Bernstein, P. Jenkin. A. Franchuk. T. Ward. T. Harding, J. Yukinez, J. Koss. 17 Row I: C. Hollis, C. Bornncman, C. Erickson. J. Seitz, N. Black. R. Cooper. L. l.appin, D. Trethewey. J. McCarthy, A. Gold, M. Lavers, J. Malone, J. Pamplin. R. LaForrest, L. Kyler. Row 2: J. Griffin. P. Papilc, K. Hart. P. Allen. K. Johnson, A. Sullivan. B. Miller, J. Conte, P. Geddes. S. Wall. C. Quintalliani, J. Malley. Row 3: M. Brennan. F. Marini. D. Stein. B. Erickson. P. Wingo, W. Jordan. B. Strasnick, S. Johnston. L. Tantillo. S. Waihkonen. SOPHOMORE GIRLS GLEE CLUB 18 Row I: L. Almquist. Row 2: C. Cohen, J. Johnson. S. Pepi, A. Carlisle. N. Macintosh. B. Mattson. L. Krasinski. M. Joyce, B. Blacklock, C. Cohen. J. V. CHEERLEADERS FUTURE NURSES Row I: S. Johnston. G. Gurney. I.. Kjelandcr, F. Marini. H. Kelcourse, R. Realini. A. Marcott. L. Skantz, C. MacLeod. Row 2: G. Truhiano, C. Yuchicncz, J. Rcndcll, C. Swanson. P. Coccio, P. Mezzitti, J. Giorgi. M. Anderson, P. Smith, Mrs. Alexander. Row 3: L. Goodwin. S. Wall. J. Kenney, J. Carr, R. Mastro. K. Johnson, K. Mahan, P. Steele. F.. Mowles. Row 4: C. Manchester. J. May, A. Macl.can. L. Levine. L. Jakaitis, D. Bonani, R. Sciarini, M. Moriarty. 19 Forget that gym suit again and I’ll. . . Two heads arc better than one If this doesn't work . . . duck! 20 Don't look now but . . . Beware the Jabbcrwock. my son! With never a scowl to nwrr the day . . . What do you mean that wasn't the last bell? Come down or I'll call Mr. Anderson! 21 Row : N. Nisula. E. Nattic. J. Thorner. W. Pactovis. K. Kaiser. L. Quinlan. Row 2: A. Meagher. P. DcCoste, B. MacDonald. P. Horde. M. Ralston. P. Wingo. I.. Salvaggi. C. Di- Bona. UNDERCLASS HONORS OUTSTANDING ATHLETES J. Troup. T. Ahola. W. Nolan. E. Nattic. R. Whiting, F. Driscoll. 22 Row 1: M. Conley, P. Ross, J. Orenberg, M. Mitchell, R. Whiting, J. ( aristo. Row 2: Mrs. Wright, R. Gacicia, R. Wainwright, L. Almquist. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance of its advisor, Mrs. Wright, president James Orenberg, vice-president Patricia Ross, secretary Maureen Mitchell and treasurer Richard Whiting, the Student Council discusses how conditions at Q-H.S. may be improved, provides scholarships for two deserving college-bound seniors from the proceeds of its annual Sno- Ball dance, and publishes the Q.H.S. Handbook. 23 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year’s National Honor Society must establish a record for the size of its membership: Ffifty eight seniors, or more than one out of every ten in the class. This brain bank” is fortunate to have the guidance of Mr. Owens, advisor. The officers arc Charles Bifolchi, president; Arthur Riihimaki, vice-president; Louise Sironi, secretary; and Regina Robicheau, treasurer. Row B. Kaufman, G. Crosta. E. Follis, L. Katz. S. Copman. J. Ayer, J. Fantucchio. J. Laukka- ncn. Row 2: S. Carson. C. Gornstcin. B. Levine. R. Anderson, M. Cohen. E. Carinci. D. Kcniley, J. Cushing. L. Casagrandc. C. Goodrich. L. Broadford. Row 3: D. Lamm. P. Knight. A. Cohen, K. Dacey. C. Bifolchi. J. Ford, S. Cohen. 24 Row I: C. Smith, J. Trcacy, S. Malaguti, M. Tocchio, G. Williams, C. Taylor. E. Rossignol, R. Robichcau. Row 2: Mr. Owens, K. Steiner, E. Mancil, S. Wiseman, C. McDonough, M. Rand, M. Olinto, J. Libby, L. Ranicri, A. Mosillo, P. Ross, L. Sironi, E. Moore. Row J: R. Wardlc, R. Wil- son. W. Ralston, T. Lydon, J. Orenberg, K. Lew-Hanson, A. Riihimaki, E. Stcigman. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Q. H. S. Row I: T. Ward. T. Buckley. W. Fisher, P. Long. J. Malone, G. Batson. Row 2: Mr. White, P. Hamilton. J. Thorpe. E. Randall, R. Smith. V. Barco. Row J: M. Bentley, R. Berger, T. Rappa- port, S. Alexander. R. Whitchousc, J. April. S. Shcftcl. RIFLE CLUB The twenty-four members of Mr. White’s Rifle Club meet twice a week to learn safe operation of a rifle and accurate marksmanship. The club has matches with Braintree, North Quincy, Weymouth, and Holbrook. To members who score 260 or better shooting in four positions: prone, sitting, standing and kneeling, the Army awards a citation. CUT Row ; M. Olinto. J. Libby, H. Zanolli, M. Guidici, J. MacRac, S. Moses. L. Katz. Row 2: S. Alexander, E. Moles, R. Mastro, E. DcCoste, M. Moran, R. Realini, C. Gornstcin, Mrs. Alexander. Row 3: C. MacLoud, C. McPhillips, L. Newell, B. O’Neill, E. Mann. L. Nicmi, B. Christian, C. Moore. M. Whelan. HEALTH SERVICE The girls that work in the Health Service room aid Mrs. Alexander in many ways, and are a real asset to the school. They are always ready to deliver notices or help administer first aid, and regularly assist during the T.B. Clinic. With their experiences in room 109, they will certainly become fine nurses. Row I: J. Momcilo. J. Griffin. K. Kelly. G. Bernstein. C. Knowles. P. Banks. R. Glick. R. McKin. J. Thorner. C. Lindgren. J. Porter. J. Brundage. Row 2: M. Butler. E. Follis. R. Robicheau. L. Rapo. B. MacDonald. M. Carlson. R. Dunn. C. Peterson. P. Small. E. Savoie. K. Stursnacker. R. Wardlc. Mrs. Harrison. Row 3: J. Fasci. M. Ralston. H. Mac- Donald. D. Bonani. E. Mattson. E. Yoerger. J. Thorpe. J. Jager. R. Troupe. W. Mullen. D. Deacon. W. Ralston. CHAPEL CHOIR “What’s the hymn for this morning? Has anybody seen my robe?” Wednesday and Friday morning assemblies and the Spring Concert just would not be the same without the Chapel Choir, a highly selective and well-trained group of voices under the direction of Mrs. Harrison. Accompanists include Barbara Mc- Donald, Jacqueline Thorpe and Robert Troupe. S. Alexander. R. Archer. P. Banks. M. Bentley. R. Berger. L. Brockman. J. Brundige B. Cedrone, R. Costa. D. Deacon. R. Doran. E. Ferguson. A. Farquharson. J. Griflin, E. Grogan. F. Guzzetta. G. Harrington. S. Herman. J. Horrigan. G. Jensen. K. Kaiser. R. Mastro. J. Montcllo. W. Mullen. T. Murphy. T. Pcller. A. Petta. J. Porter. J. Prakop. J. Malone. R. Snell. D. Purslow. L. Quinlan. W. Ralston. L. Rapo, T. Rappaport. A. Riihimaki. J. Riihimaki. E. Stracco. J. Taylor. L. Taylor. J. Thorncr. J. Thorpe. R. Troup. R. Wardlc. R. Wetter- green. A. Williams. BAND March down the Field to the Music. These are the students who play this song each time a touchdown is scored or school patriotism is in order. Under the direction of Mr. Nelson, the peppy Q.H.S. band performs at half- time, at assemblies and at graduation. 29 Row I: J. Montcllo. S. Golob. G. Bernstein. R. Robicheau. B. Kearney. E. Morris. J. Porte. J. Thorner. P. Banks. R. McKin. J. Brundage. E. Savoie. W. Ralston. E. Rossignol. J. Thorpe, J. Butler. S. Marin. D. Erskin. P. Arnone. K. Kelly. Mrs. Harrison. Row 2: M. Burns. V. D’Olympio. L. Jakitis. L. Boint. L. Loud. R. Wardle. R. Glick. C. Peterson. P. Small. K. Sturgcnackcr. D. D’Allcsandro, K. Pendleton. J. Ochs. L. Rapo. P. Ross. K. Hurncy. Row 3: J. Sullivan. C. Carter. I). Walker. J. MacDougall. G. Newton. P. McLaughlin. R. Anderson. D. Deacon. R. Troupe. R. Dunn. W. Mullen. J. McDougal. N. McIntosh. M. Ferraro. M. Caporale. D. McDonough. M. Butler. MIXED GLEE CLUB Music! Music! Music! That is the favorite pastime of Quincy High School’s Mixed Glee Club. Perfection of tone, timing, and enunciation is its goal. Under the demanding direction of Mrs. Gale Harrison, this group performs at the annual Spring Concert, the District Music Festival, the Christmas assembly, and other events that call for good music. Want to visit France but can’t? The next best thing is the French Club. At the meetings, members enjoy films about France and listen to speakers who have traveled there. During the year, the French Club holds a Christmas Party, buys a basket of food for a needy family, and at the end of the year, holds a picnic. In the spring, the officers: Carol Gomstcin, president; Edmund Stcigman, vice-president; Elaine Mancil, secretary; and Leon Hurwitz, treasurer, plan the gala “April in Paris Ball” under the supervision of Mr. Goldfarb. Row I: L. Katz, J. Thorpe, J. MacRac, E. Mancil, E. Stcigman, C. Gornstcin. L. Hurwitz, R. Mis- sel, S. Copman, J. Elword. Row 2: Mr. Goldfarb, E. Moore, A. Rosenthal, M. Margiotti, D. Fel- lows, C. Flaherty, T. Hooper, S. Carson. Row 3: R. Robichcau, J. Libby, E. Follis, C. Keeler, C. Moore, L. Newell, L. Niemi, E. Mann, A. Shipley, D. Keniley, S. Wiseman. Row 4: R. Rizzo, C. Sweeney, P. Mottla, A. Cohen, R. MacDonald, E. Jordan, B. Diamond. J. Orenberg, E. Anderson. R. Anderson. 31 Row I: G. Gurney, E. Blacklock, S. Malaguti, J. Laukkanen, L. Skantz, P. Cady. Row 2: P. Karhu, C. Peterson, J. Pagnano, C. McPhillips, J. Giorgi, M. Margiotli, M. Mitchell. Row 3: J. Fantucchio. K. Cahoon, F. Bailey, M. Shapiro, M. Richardson. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Patriquin, is one of the most active clubs in the school, meeting twice a month. This year, it sponsored a Christmas party for the sight conservation class at Coddington School, and sent a Care package to a Spanish-speaking country. The highlight event was a Mexican supper held near the end of the year to conclude the club's activities. Officers are Judy Laukkanen, president; Susan Malaguti, vice-president; Linda Skantz, secretary; and Bette Blacklock. treasurer. This very active group of girls, under the direction of Mrs. Willis, becomes ac- quainted with the fundamentals of good home life, parliamentary procedure and financial management of a household. This year, the Club sent money to CARE, to the Jimmy Fund, and to Quincy Hospital for equipment for the children’s ward. Other projects included a cake sale, a dance, and a rummage sale. Future Home- makers repaired and renovated clothes for members of the faculty, and made new ones for themselves and families. Row I: K. Chase, M. Edmunds, M. Farley. M. Koslowski. B. Elrick. P. Daley, J. Berrini, K Abbanda io, S. Burns, A. Burke. Row 2: J. Christian, S. Daley, P. Ciccolo. T. Gentile, S. Berrini. M. Jackson, C. Cohen, J. Nigro, A. Horkcn. G. Rosatc, A. Bruno, Mrs. Willis. Row .?. C. O’Neil, D. Darois, D. Ellison, J. DiThomaso, C. DiBona, L. Del Rosso, J. Vclozo, M. Jcllo, L. Bernardo, E. Keefe. Row 4: A. Lewis, B. Byrnes, C. DiBona, J. Balducci, J. D’Allessandro, H. Egan. A. Jan- sky, J. Norton, D. Toland, M. Biagini, J. Cirrelo. 33 Row I: A. Murphy, S. Moses, L. Niemi, M. Olinto. J. MacRac, M. Guidici, H. Zanolli. Row 2: C. Gornstein, C. Bertoni, M. Carcri, L. Newell, M. Moran, D. Bertoni, J. Griffin, Mrs. Alexander. Row 3: C. McPhillips, B. O'Neill. S. Malvcsti, L. Katz. S. Malaguti, C. Moore, B. Richardson. FUTURE NURSES This group, sponsored by Mrs. Alexander, is part of a national organization intended to interest and advise girls who arc considering a medical career. During the year, the club takes field trips to help members determine job op- portunities and to select schools in this area. Officers arc Mara Olinto, president; Lori Niemi, secretary; and Sue Egan, treasurer. Row I: J. Fasci, N. Raymondi, S. Copman. J. McDonald, J. L.ibby, E. Follis, D. Kcnilcy, J. Bren- nion, M. Brennan, M. Ralston. Row 2: E. Moore, J. Montcllo, M. Butler, S. Jones, C. Peterson, E. Mann, E. Mancil, G. MacDonald, K. Hurncy, L. Casagrandc, Sandra Carson. Row 3: C. Gray, B. Kaufman, P. Ross, P. Pascal, A. Wagner, N. Meade, L. Gray, P. Arnone, B. Perna, G. Bern- stein, M. Allic. F.T.A. These arc the students who love school so much that they want to stay there all their lives. As members of the Harrison A. Keith Future Teachers Association, they enjoy such special ac- tivities as observation teaching at Coddington El- ementary School, a visiting day at schools around the city, trips to nearby colleges, and an induc- tion tea in the spring, attended by many local dignitaries. Under the capable direction of Miss Wheeler, the F.T.A. officers, Elaine Follis, pres- ident; Janet Libby, vice-president; Doris Keniley, secretary; Janet Brennion, treasurer; and Joan McDonald, librarian, try to maintain a profes- sional organization. Row I: P. Long, K. Lcw-Hanson. E. Follis, R. Ryan, E. Crandall, R. Dunn. Row 2: T. Pcllcr, G. Kimbrough, R. Wilson, R. Berger, H. Smith. Row 3: S. Cohen, W. Pactovitz, D. Deacon, W. Niemi, A. Riihimaki. SCIENCE CLUB Under the competent guidance of Mr. Chrusciel, this organization is open to students interested in doing original research projects in science and mathematics. A dance and a science fair held in the spring are among the club activities. Offi- cers include Peter Ryan, president; Elaine Follis, vice-president; Kevin Lcw- Hanson, secretary; and Earl Crandall treasurer. 36 JVC DEBATING CLUB “We of the affirmative” . . . “We of the negative” . . . these are familiar phrases to the Debating Team. In many contests, guided by Mr. Nankin, the debaters. Roberta Missel, Sonya Moses, Suellen Wiseman, Marsha Carlson, Pamela Ford, Donna Sheehan, Donald Winquist, and Victor Davidson have matched their wits with teams from surrounding high schools. Row I: M. Carlson. R. Missel, V. Davidson, S. Wiseman. Row 2: Mr. Nankin, S. Moses. P. Fordo, D. Windquist. 37 Row I: R. MacDonald, S. Dunlcavy, P. Fordc. Row 2: Miss Goudcy, D. Stuteville, B. Kaufman. NEWSWRITERS The Quincy High School Newswriters, under the direction of Miss Goudcy, Miss Flynn and Mrs. Kricger, complete the difficult task of seeing that Q.H.S. activities receive public notice. Our school publicity organization has a regular column in the local newspaper, and also arranges for news to be carried over other channels of information. Members include Stephen Dunlcavy, executive editor; Pamela Forde, features editor; Barbara Kaufman. Richard MacDonald and Douglas Stuteville, reporters. 38 — Row I: C. Cohen. J. Vignoni. J. DcCostc. L. Katz. C. Keeler. D. Bertoni. Row 2: L. Sironi, C. Cohen, J. Reynolds. B. Kaufman. A. Rosenthal. Mr. Fletcher. PONY EXPRESS The Pony Express gallops into sight bearing the latest in news of social events, student activities and prominent Q.H.S. students and teachers. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor hail shall stop the greater Quincy population from enjoying up to the minute news in the Pony. M. Powers. P. Fordc. G. Perrotta. M. Walters. M. Carlson. WRITERS WORKSHOP Pen in hand, the future authors, poets and dramatists of Quincy High School meet to develop their talents under the critical eye of Miss Dora Kelley. It is hoped that selected original plays, poems, stories and book reviews may be compiled for a Writers’ Workshop Book. The members are Marie Powers, Marilyn Walters. Jeanette Weber, with Pamela Fordc, president; Gerald Perrotta, vice- president; Merry Richardson, secretary; Marsha Carlson, treasurer; and Tom Noonan, publicity manager. 40 LIBRARY STAFF Instructed by Miss Coulman, this hardworking group performs many technical library processes for there is a lot to be done behind the scenes before a book may go out. The Library Staff holds certain traditional social events during the year, including a fall picnic, a Christmas party, a Mothers’ Tea, and a Senior Banquet, when the officers and seniors receive pins for their services. This year the officers are: Janet Libby, president; Barbara MacDonald, vice-president; Sharon Jones, secretary; Sucllcn Wiseman, treasurer. Row I: M. Ralston. J. Elword, S. Wiseman. B. MacDonald, J. Libby. S. Jones, A. Corey, A. Leon- ard. Row 2: Miss Coulman, S. Smith, P. Elword, L. Lofgren, E. Larson, J. McDonald, M. Rand, B. Abraham. Row 3: L. Phillips, J. Kershaw, R. Anderson, T. Harding, E. Kaplan. Row I: R. Robichcau. E. Richardson, M. Mitchell, S. Burns, M. Petrelli, B. Byrnes, C. Vient. Row 2: K. Hurncy. L. Verlieo, C. Goodrich, J. Laukkanen, L. Sironi, D. Cedrone, J. Kelly, A. Rosenthal. Row 3: E. Hatch, M. Mitchell, V. D’Olympio, M. Caporale, P. McLaughlin, J. Haddix, J. Vignoni, P. Ross. M. Burns. TRI-HI-Y “To create, maintain, and extend”—that is the slogan of the cver-active Tri- Hi-Y girls. They are always on the go, doing service projects, earning money for various charity organizations, and running dances to fulfill their purpose of serving in their home, school, and community. Hl-Y The Proxies” Hi-Y Club of Quincy High School, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. is under the direction of Mr. Douglas MacLeod. The club’s aim is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character by clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, and clean living.” This year’s officers are Derrick Lamm, president; Robert Olson, vice- president; Francis Conroy, secretary; Richard Gacicia, treasurer; and Joseph Birch, chaplain. Row I: P. Ross. R. Gacicia. R. Olson, D. Lamm. F. Conroy, R. Ericson. Row 2: V. Solmontc, J. Reynolds, P. Bertrand, J. Birch. R. Nicmi. J. Houghton. P. Mottla. Row 3: K. Lcw-Hanson, J. Gibbons, W. O'Meara, J. Orenberg, J. Tretheway. Rc- 1: N Geoik. M Minn. B Rogers. F. Htfisk)'. R. Smith. C. k:sj Rc - 2: P Simoro. R- Efctond. K Sccodroi J. Dtfid . Mas Erickson. R-. ■ S S Mpaao. W. Annabk. J. Quinn. W. Walsh. A. finw DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Club of .America is a senior organization under the capable direction o: Miss Erickson. The members get supervised, on-the-job training in approved places of employment. Job orientation, store organization, textiles, display, advertising, distribution, and selling are some of the phases of business which are studied. Most of the large local merchants cooperate in this program and release trade secrets to these up and coming business people. M M 45 This fun-loving group of junior and senior girls, led by Miss Page, plans an annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children at the Coddington School, holds dances, and spends much of its time dreaming up the fantastic stunts for the initiation of new members. The officers arc: Diane D’Allcsandro, president; Regina Robicheau, vice-president; Diane Bertoni, secretary; and Carol Bertoni, treasurer. The Key Club, now in its second year, is a service organization sponsored by the Quincy Kiwanis Club. Some of its activities have included a car wash, a straw poll of the national Presidential election, and the sale of refreshments at school basketball games. Mr. Lincoln Robbins is the club advisor, assisted by Charles Bifolchi, president; Derrick Lamm, vice-president; Martin Cohen, secretary; and James Chiminello, treasurer. KEY CLUB Row I: T. Lydon. R. Troupe. P. Long. D. Lamm. M. Cohen. J. Chiminicllo. Row 2: Mr. Robbins. A. Franchuk, P. Grctsky, A. Cohen, S. Dunlcavy, J. Forsythe. 47 Roh' ; T. Hooper. M. Pctrclli. B. Levenson. J. Caristo. P. Savard. R. Howes. S. Copman, R. Missel. Diane Gustavsen. Alice Murphy. Row 2: Mrs. Bennett. J. Raymondi, M. Calvia. R. Di- Tocco, S. Moses, D. D'Alcssandro. E. Randall. J. Vissa, C. Vient. H. DeMone, L. Needle, S. Rochelle. A. Rosenthal. Row 3: D. MeGibbon. R. Olson, R. Gacicia, K. Weber, J. Birch, M. Mon- ahan, V. Solmontc. J. MeGibbons. R. Gacicia. L. Russell. PAGE AND STAGE This year, these budding Bernhardts and beginning Barrymores presented the famous play, “You Can’t Take It With You to a full house as highlight to their star-studded season. Under the direction of Mrs. Bennett, Roger Howes, president; Phyllis Savard, vice-president; Janet Caristo, secretary; and Susan Copman, treas- urer, the members of the Page and Stage attend professional and amateur per- formances in order to improve their own techniques. 48 Row I: C. Keeler. J. DeCoste, W. O'Meara. L. Casagrandc. D. D’Aicssandro, D. Norton. Row 2: P. Bertrand. D. Bertoni. D. Holton. C. Flaherty. C. Vient. Mr. Finnegan. Row 3: V. Solomonic, R. Wight. R. Flynn. R. Gacicia. R. Mowbray. PROM COMMITTEE When? Where? How much? The answers to these questions are all problems of the Prom Committee. Under the direction of Mr. Finnegan, this group, composed of the four class officers and twelve other seniors, plan the biggest social event of the year, the Senior Prom. With their hard work, this year’s Prom promises to be the best ever. 49 Head: June Swinimer. B. F.lrick. J. Cushing, M. Olinto. B. Luoni. M. Pctrclli. L. Hersey. B. O'Neill. J. Avitablc. BATON WHITES High stepping, fancy twirling, and fly- ing batons all characterize Quincy High’s senior squad, the “Whites.” This attrac- tive and hard-working group is a perma- nent part of our football games, parades and rallies. Under the direction of Diane Bertoni and June Swinimer, the girls do a fine job of boosting team spirit. They arc a real credit to their advisor, Mrs. Aronson. Head: Linda Katz. Row I: M. Ford. A. Horkins. M. Mitchell, M. McGuire. S. Golob. C. Cuthbirtson, L. Gray. J. D’Allessandro. D. Bonani. J. Weber. E. Morris. J. Best. L. Kjcllandcr. SQUAD BLUES Possible “Whites” for next year? That’s our peppy junior squad, the “Blues.” Twirling under their senior head, Linda Katz, the girls faithfully practice their routines so they can match the timing and precision of the Whites.” 51 Row I: H. DcMonc, K. Hurney, G. Williams, P. Ross, J. Mowbray. Row 2: L. Casagrande, M. Conley, D. Norton, J. DcCoste, E. Brodzinski, M. Murphy, C. Vient. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Recognize any of these girls? They are the ones who are out front leading such cheers as “Satisfied and “Cool, Calm, and Collected” for the boys on our hard-working athletic teams. Headed by Judi DeCostc, the cheerleaders arc responsible for those memorable rallies intended to act as a spark to set that Q.H.S. school spirit on fire. 52 Any girl at Q.H.S. can shoot baskets, knock down tenpins or swat at “birdies” to her heart’s content, and perhaps even bring home a shiny trophy to grace her mantelpiece—if she belongs to G.A.A. Under the direction of Mrs. Aronson, Susan Copman, president; Roberta Smith, vice-president; Jean Giagrandc, sec- retary; and Andrea Gold, treasurer, this group of phenomenal females in the field of sports meet after school in the gym. Row I: J. Mowbray, L. Katz, J. Swinimer, R. Smith, S. Copman, A. Murphy, E. Hyatt, J. Wynott, M. Farley, M. Petrelli. Row 2: A. Rosenthal, E. Keefe, B. Levine, I. Sanborn. P. May, B. Locarni, L. Herscy, V. Barco, S. Rochelle, L. Needle, J. Sylvester, Mrs. Aronson. Row 3: M. Olinto, B. O’Neill, L. Newell, M. Mitchell, M. Moran, D. Norton, M. Conley, B. Bronstcin, L. Niemi, M. Olinto, E. Hatch. 53 Row I: C. Peterson, S. Johnson, E. Nattie. A. Riihimaki, B. McDonald, M. Rozner. Row 2: L. Sironi, B. Kaufman, P. Fordc, A. Meagher, Mr. Phillips. Row 3: S. Cohen, E. Savoie, W. Pactovis, K. Lew-Hanson, S. Copman. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Scholarship Club, under the direction of Mr. Phillips and Mr. Bennett, disseminates scholarship information to qualified students and invites outstanding speakers to address the club each month. The officers are Arthur Riihimaki, pres- ident; Eugene Nattie, vice-president; and Barbara McDonald, secretary-treasurer. 54 Row 1: R. Dunham, R. Young. D. Winquist, A. Voislow, R. Scanlon. Row 2: Coach York, G. Baroud, P. Smith, E. Crandall, R. Dunn, D. Orio, C. Collins. RECORD Quincy 40 Weymouth 15 Quincy 40 Brockton 15 Quincy 33 N. Quincy 22 Quincy 40 Weymouth 15 Quincy 40 Silver Lake 15 Quincy 31 N. Quincy 25 Winner: lowest score CROSS COUNTRY The 1961 Quincy High cross country team did not fare too well, but the boys made a good try. According to Coach George York, this year was more of a re- building year since many veterans were lost to graduation. The team, however, showed spirit by finishing tenth in the South Shore Meet and fifteenth in the State Meet. The senior runners were Peter Smith and Earl Crandall. We hope for brighter prospects next year! 55 Here they come! An afternoon workout Coach Garrity RECORD Quincy 14 Brockton 36 Quincy 26 Somerville 0 Quincy 16 Everett 14 Quincy 12 Malden 13 Quincy 12 Brookline 12 Quincy 24 Weymouth 8 Quincy 13 Chelsea 6 Quincy 28 Medford 16 Quincy 20 N. Quincy 28 Row I: J. Reynolds, R. Wright, W. O’Meara, J. Birch, P. Bertrand, R. Sacchctti, J. Bogan, J. Valle, W. Leone, R. Mowbray, P. Holler, R. Flynn. Row 2: C. Reynolds, Coach Conroy, Coach Basilicrc, E. Nattie, R. Whiting, G. Melville, B. D’Alcssandro, M. Lundin, G. Stair, A. Dcmco, J. Walsh, W. Landry, Coach Garrity. Row 3: F. Mariano, R. Fraher, R. Ivil, S. Brown, F. Marino. S. Gard- ner, H. Valle, J. Sullivan, M. Ferris, P. Bogan, J. Perfctuo, R. Chiminello. FOOTBALL The 1960 Quincy High School football team compiled one of the best records of a Quincy team in many years with 5 wins, 3 defeats, and 1 tic. The new head coach, Mr. Jack Garrity, and his staff arc to be credited with forming a winning team out of a few returning lettermen. Much to Quincy's dismay, the season opened with Brocton, the powerhouse which went on to become Class A champion. After losing this game 36-14, Quincy showed in later games that they had learned from their mistakes. The next two Saturdays were victorious. Quincy rolled over a slow Somerville club 26-0 and edged a scrappy Everett team. The following two games proved that Quincy had a solid club. Losing to Malden, the Greater Boston League champions, by one point in the last four seconds and tying a strong Brookline team, Quincy showed that they could play on even terms with the powerhouses of schoolboy football. Being a late starter in the next three games, Quincy gave the fans many thrills. Coming from behind, Quincy beat Chelsea 13-6, Weymouth 22-6, and Medford Before 12,000 in the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with North Quincy, Quincy just did not have the defensive advantage they had shown throughout the season. This fact, combined with an inaccurate passing attack, paved the way for a North Quincy victory 28-20. 56 The enemy caughl Nice try. Wally Defense Action plus 57 Penetrating the line J. Boean J. Vatie J. Reynolds f? Holler W O’ Meare J. Birch W Leone Row I: A. Gotlicb, P. Richman, C. Sweeney, R. Freeman, J. Iacobucci, D. Barton, J. Bell, L. Barrel, M. Verdun, R. Cavallo, P. Banks, R. Mckin. Row 2: Coach Goodyear, J. Wilcox, R. Brady, H. Olson, J. Wintermyer, C. Monahan. D. Culkin. M. Mahanna, J. Thorncr, J. Watts, E. Flaim, S. Herman, J. Brundige. RECORD Quincy 0 Boston Latin 2 Quincy 0 Sharon 2 Quincy 0 Duxbury 5 Quincy 0 N. Quincy 1 The 1960 Quincy High School soccer team and its coach, Mr. Stephen Goodyear, Quincy 0 Norwcll 1 must receive credit for the showing they made throughout the season. It was high- Quincy 6 Avon 0 lighted by two well played games against Avon. Coach Goodyear says that the boys Quincy 0 Sharon 3 must be commended for they showed a wonderful team spirit throughout the sea- Quincy 1 Duxbury 5 son although they only won two games. Also, coach Goodyear hopes soccer will Quincy 1 N. Quincy 2 attain the popularity in Quincy High next year that it now holds in the other Quincy 0 Norwcll 6 schools which Quincy plays. With many returning lettermen and prospects coming Quincy 3 Avon 0 from the junior high schools, next year promises to be a much better year in soc- Quincy 0 Boston Latin 2 cer at Quincy High. All ready to go 60 That's using your head Take that! Collision course 61 Row I: D. McGibbon, B. Diamond. F. Greer. B. Harrison. F. Conroy. W. Nolan. B. Mina. Row 2: Coach Basilicrc. Coach Finnegan, T. Adams. V. Devine. F. Driscoll. J. Mac Lean. W. Donovan. P. Mottla. R. Young. G. Higgins. BASKETBALL Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy The Presidents’ 1961 basketball team, undoubtedly one of the best in Q.H.S. history, completed a record season by compiling a seventeen win, one loss record, and winning the Greater Boston League Championship. Highlights of the season included a record high scoring spree of 109 points against Revere, 90 points against North Quincy, and 85 and 73 points against Somerville High, beating them twice in one season, a feat that no one can remember happening before. Through hard work and good sportsmanship, the team qualified for the Tech Tournament. However, a consistent offense and a persistent defense on the part of Lawrence Central eliminated Quincy from the Tourney by a score of 69 to 56. A great deal of credit goes to the boys and to their two fine coaches, Mr. Finnegan and Mr. Baseliere, who brought the team along in true Quincy High fashion. RECORD 58 Malden 52 76 Medford 56 90 N. Quincy 78 53 Everett 66 68 Alumni 61 58 Weymouth 49 77 Chelsea 50 85 Somerville 75 70 Lowell 29 109 Revere 84 61 Everett 46 78 Medford 53 83 Malden 77 75 N. Quincy 53 63 Weymouth 45 54 Chelsea 51 73 Somerville 66 88 Lowell 57 70 Revere Tech 52 56 Law. Cent. 69 f'.QtamoncI ) evme rnson ams Quick pass Time out Will they make it? Rebound for Greer Greer starts his drive Loose ball! J. V. BASKETBALL Row I: A. Spadorcia. A. Lorctto. P. Mariano. T. DiTullio. A. Coach Finnegan. Coach Basilicrc. R. Marin. W. Orio. (i. Mel- Spadorcia. K. DiBona. R. Cameron. W. Dalrymplc. Row 2: ville. F'. Saba. T. Scanlon. R. Tilly. R. Young. G. Higgins. BASEBALL Row I: A. Warmington (I960). M. Johnson (I960). D. Mil- W. O’Meara. L. Rodophelc. F Conroy. R. MacDougall (I960), ncr (I960), D. Darraq (I960). W. O’Meara (1960). Row 2: E. Natlie. J. Walsh, R. Rappoli. P. Mottla. 65 Row I: J. Valle. J. Houghton. E. Nattie. A. Lally. E. LeNormand, C. Chase. Row 2: R. Rizzi. J. Casagrande. R. Romeri. D. Pulsifer. B. Landry. J. Troupe. J. Valle. R. Burrell. T. Ahola. Coach Hutchinson. Row 3: J. Johnson. B. Livingstone. E. Grogan. R. Pyyny. R. Traynor. HOCKEY The 1960-1961 Quincy High School Hockey Team, with a 10-4 record and 20 points, did not make the State Tournament, lacking one point. This was only the second time in nine years that Quincy did not make the Tournament. Coach William Hutchinson remarked that Ed Grogan, a two-year letterman, and John Houghton, a three-year letterman who was elected captain at the end of the season, played steady defense throughout the season. Ed LeNormand was praised for his clutch goals that won the North and Malden games. Jack Valle was singled out as an able utility man. Coach Hutchinson also pointed out that the three leading scorers were juniors and sophomores, and this together with the fact that the seven goals in the last games were scored by sophomores, proves that Quincy is a young club with good prospects for next year. RECORD Quincy 0 Columbus 8 Quincy 6 North Quincy 1 Quincy 3 Everett 1 Quincy 8 Chelsea 0 Quincy 2 Malden 1 Quincy 4 Revere 1 Quincy 3 Columbus 4 Quincy 2 North Quincy 1 Quincy 6 Chelsea 1 Quincy 0 Don Bosco 2 Quincy 1 Malden 4 Quincy 4 Revere 0 Quincy 6 Everett 1 Quincy 1 Don Bosco 0 66 Score: 1-0 Get it in! Waiting for a chance He has it 68 T. Ahola reaches CORRIDOR COMMANDOS Row : I). Winquist. A. Vois- low, K. Lcw-Hanson, R. White. K. Weber, P. Knight. R. D’Amato. R. Wardlc. M. Russo. Row 2: S. Smith. R. Frahcr. C. Collins. The Quincy High School Win- ter Track Team was in its re- building year in 1960-1961, and it joined a newly organized league. The members of Tri- County League, besides Quincy, are Waltham, Catholic Memori- al, Archbishop Williams, St. Mary’s of Waltham, Randolph, and Canton. The name “Corri- dor-Commandos” was given to the team by Pat Horne of the Boston American after he had seen them practicing sprints along the corridors of Quincy High. Coach Daniel Kchoe had praise for Ken Weber who had run the fastest “600” of all com- petitors at the Norwood Armory. Although a first-year trackman, Phil Knight was singled out as a fine “1000” runner. Coach Ke- hoe also commended Kevin Lew-Hanson in the dashes and Bob D’Amato in the “300” for their performances throughout the year. P. Arscnaull. S. Gardener. A. Demeo. H. Gilligan. W. Rcndle. D. McKenzie. R. Gacicia. H. Olson. 69 TENNIS Row ; C. Bcndix. R. Wilson, M. Cohen. C. ShcfTcr (1960). Row 2: J. Orcnbcrg, P. Hurley (1960), H. Cooper (1960), A. Henderson (1960), W. Fielding. G. Collins (manager). Miss- ing are B. Livingston and W. Daley. GOLF J. Casagrande. D. Culkin, R. Olson, T. Adams, F. Driscoll. E. Ceriani. Coach Finnegan. 70 eniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer. I.ois Casagrande: Vice-President. Ronald Mowbray: President. Richard Flynn; Secretary. Judith DcCostc. 71 TED ADAMS T. A. Baseball 1; Basketball 2, 3; Golf 2. 3 . . . Hiya babes! . . . Dislikes the clique . . . Hopes to be a success in life . . . Will remember making the Tech . . . Noted for getting good marks . . . Elected the general course during his sen- ior year. ANTHONY AIMOl.A Tony I forgot . . . Ambition: elec- trician . . . Dislikes girls that smoke . . . Would love to be a millionaire . . . Can be found in South Quincy . . . Likes to work with cars . . . His sup- pressed desire is to become a mountain climber in the Hima- layas. SUSAN ALEXANDER Sue” G.A.A. 2. 3; Band I. 2, 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Hopes to become a teacher . . . That's for sure” . . . Would love to take a long trip abroad . . . Fa- vorite pastime is music ... Is very quick to blush . . . Elected the college course. M. SUSAN ALLEN Susan” G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi- Y 2. 3 . . . Enjoys bowling and tennis . . . Would like to own her own car . . . Hopes to be- come a hairdresser . . . Dis- likes loud people . . . Elected the commercial course during her senior year at Quincy High School. CHRISTINA ANDERSON Chris Hopes to become a dance in- structor . . . Thrives on spa- ghetti . . . You don't say! . . . Noted for saying the wrong thing . . . Loves to dance . . . Dislikes snobblish people . . . Can be found in a blue Olds- mobile . . . Elected stenograph- ic course. EARL ANDERSON Andy Will become a pattern maker . . . Likes bowling . . . Would love to get a good car . . . Noted for his red hair . . . How arc they treating you?” . . . Pet peeve: girls! . . . Will always remember the Trade Christmas parties . . . Can be found in Randolph. EVERETT ANDERSON “Andy French Club 3 . . . Suppressed desire is to be successful in politics . . . Enjoys all types of sports . . . Hopes to become an engineer ... Is noted for hav- ing a twin . . . Dislikes school cliques . . . Took a college course during his senior year. RAYMOND ANDERSON Ray Key Club 1. 2. 3 (Board of Di- rectors) . . . Enjoys playing the accordion . . . Hopes to com- mand a Coast Guard cutler . . . Dislikes girls who arc book- worms” . . . Would love to give a concert at Carnegie Hall . . . “So what do you want me to do about it?” Sorry. I’m busy tonight. ROBERT ANDERSON Andy” French Club 3; National Hon- or Society 2, 3 . . . Enjoys sports . . . Hopes to attend col- lege after graduation from high school . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Would like to find success in the future ... Is a twin. WILLIAM ANNABLE “Bill- Distributive Education 3 . . . How about a cup of coffee?” . . . Enjoys loafing . . . Hopes someday to be a manager . . . Dislikes girls who talk too much . . . Supressed desire is to travel. 72 PAUUNF. ARNONE Glee Club 2. 3; Future Teach- ers 3 .. . Hopes to teach handi- capped children . . . Enjoys reading as a pastime . . . For Heaven's sake! . . . Would love to travel to Europe . . . Dislikes people who arc sarcas- tic or snobbish . . . Will re- member her Junior English class . . . Noted for her smile. JOAN AVITABLE Joni Baton Squad 2. 3; Pep Club I; G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . You know what I mean! . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Would love to take a trip around the world . . . Dislikes girls who try to put on an act. JOANNE AYF.R Jo National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Oh yeah? . . . Noted for forget- ting names . . . Dislikes boys who comb their hair in public . . . Hopes someday to be an executive secretary . . . Sup- pressed desire is to get married. PATRICIA BAKER Patsy Hopes to become a hairdresser after graduation . . . Enjoys driving her car . . . Dislikes boys who whistle at girls . . . What's your problem? . . . Would like to go with a boy who has blonde hair and gray eyes . . . Elected the general course. LOUISE BALDASSINI Louisa (iirls Club 2; Chorus 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club 2 . . . En- joys water skiing and ice skat- ing .. . Dislikes boys with long fingernails . . . Would like to have a girls' football team at Q.H.S. . . . Really! . . . Known for getting all A’s. VIRGINIA BARCO Ginny G.A.A. 2. 3; Rifle Club . . . (Jinny’s ambition is to become a draftsman . . . Her favorite pastimes include bowling and horseback riding . . . You can hear her saying. Why not?” . . . Her suppressed desire is to play the piano for Leonard Bernstein. IRENE BAR RUT Pep Club I; Girls Club 2; Chorus 1.2... Oh. yes! . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Hopes to become an I.B.M. operator . . . Dislikes people who think they're great . . . Elected the business course during her Sen- ior year . . . Looks forward to graduation in June ... Is en- joying her Senior year. BARBARA BARRY “Barb G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 3; Girls Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Distribu- tive Education 3 . . . You don't know, do ya?” . . . Hates to have to meet a deadline . . . Hopes to graduate, and then who knows? . . . Would love to be able to give a teacher a de- tention. DONNA BEERS Pep Club I; Girls Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus I. 2. 3; Future Homemakers 2 . . . Swell! . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary . . . Enjoys ice skating . . . Dislikes girls who are loud mouths . . . Would love to travel around the world . . . Will remember Girls Club initiation. ROBERT BEHAN Bob Enjoys boating and photogra- phy . . . Can often be found sleeping in study halls . . . What's for lunch? . . . Would love to be a millionaire and live a life of case . . . Elected the business course during his Senior year. JAMES BELL Ding Dong Soccer 2, 3 (Captain) . . . Can I see your homework?” . . . Would like to own a sports car . . . Hopes to enter college after graduation from Q.H.S. . . . Remembers homeroom pe- riod during the past three years . . . Is happy to graduate with the Class of 1961. FRANCIS BELLEW Frank Elected the business course during his Senior year at Quin- cy High School . . . Get off my back! . . . Enjoys listening to the radio, playing records and eating little snacks . . . Dislikes having too much homework. DAVID BENDIX “Bcngay Tennis 2. 3 . . . Got your homework?” . . . Hopes to at- tend college after graduation and become a teacher . . . Would love to make plenty of money every year . . . Hates to get wrong answers on tests . . . Enjoys working at hobbies. GAIL BERGI.UND G.A.A. I; Girls Club 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3; Chorus 3 . . . Aggra- vation! . . . Noted for being blonde today, gone tomorrow . . . Hopes to become a fashion illustrator . . . Enjoys talking to Mr. Basclierc in homeroom . . . Dislikes boys who talk about themselves . . . Remem- bers stolen Ponies. LUCY BERNARDO Girls Club 3; Future Home- makers 3: Chorus 3 . . . Enjoys sewing and dancing . . . Dis- likes people who think they’re “it . . . Hopes to be a hair- dresser after graduation from Q.H.S. . . . Elected the com- mercial course during her Sen- ior year . . . Will make a fine housewife. CAROL BERTONI Carol B.” Pep Club 2. 3; Future Nurses I. 2. 3; Ring Committee (Chairman); Girls Club 2. 3 (Trcas.); Pony Express 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3 . . . You know what I mean!” . . . Loves to talk on the tele- phone . . . Hopes to become a nurse. DIANE BERTONI “Di Baton Squad 2, 3 (Head); G.A.A. 2. 3; Future Nurses I. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2; Girls Club 2. 3 (Sec’y): Pony Express 3 (Asst. Lit. Editor) . . . Well—I thought I’d die! . . . Would love to have her own car. PETER BERTRAND Art Donovan Football 1, 2, 3: Hockey I; Track 3 . . . “That's what made Milwaukee famous! Would love to coach a pro” football team . . . Likes to go out with the boys ... Is noted for being shy . . . Hopes to go to college after graduation. CHARLES BIFOLCHI Charley Track I: Key Club (Pres.) 1. 2. 3; Goldenrod Literary Staff 2, 3; Science Club 1; National Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Hopes to become a physicist . . . Don't sweat it! . . . Won a letter of commendation from National Merit Scholarship Corp. JOSEPH BIRCH Joe Football 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt.); Winter Track 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Page and Stage 3 . . . What’s her name? . . . Would like to dive for pearls in the South Seas . . . Elected gen- eral course during his Senior year . . . Spends time at John’s house. 74 KENNETH BI.ACK Ken Hopes to attend college after graduation from Quincy High School . . . Enjoys gymnastics and in general all types of sports . . . Who did the trig? . . . Suppressed desire is to be a success in life . . . Elected the college course. CYNTHIA BI.AISDELL Cindy Came from Holbrook High School at the end of her Junior year . . . Makes a fine addition to the Class of 1961 . . . Swinging! . . . Would love to get a good bowling average . . . Hopes to be a good wife some- day . . . Won a Pro-Mcrito award at Holbrook. ROBERT BLOWERS Bob Track 3 . . . “Where's the phys- ics? . . . Hopes to become a draftsman . . . Noted for being shy . . . Dislikes school cliques . . . Will remember Quincy- North Quincy games . . . Sup- pressed desire is to be a success in the years to come. JOHN BOGAN Jack Football 1, 2. 3 (Co Capt.); Track 3; Goldcnrod Business Staff 3 . . . Seriously now! . . . Would like to play profes- sional football . . . Enjoys fish- ing and hunting . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Elected the general course during his Senior year. PAUL BOMBACI Bomber Would like to become a jour- nalist after graduation from high school . . . Noted for sav- ing chairs at the lunch table . . . Dislikes high school cliques . . . Arc you some kind of nut? . . . Hasn't been sus- pended . . . Enjoys wine, wom- en and song. ARTHUR BONANI Art Art's ambition is to become a policeman . . . His favorite pastime is driving his Lincoln Zephyr . . . He thinks every- thing is beautiful . . . Hates women drivers . . . Give up. girls. Art is a confirmed bache- lor .. . Can be found on an oil truck. JOHN BONSEY Tarzan French Club 2 . . . Takes a col- lege course . . . John’s favorite pastime is reading science fic- tion . . . Often heard saying “Well, that’s life! . . . His pet peeve is haircuts ... He would like to be a journalist . . . Any- one know why we cannot have Cadillacs for Driver Ed.? ANDREE BOURKE Bonk Euture Homemakers (Parlia- mentarian) 1. 2: Chorus 1. . . Enjoys coffee at Lola’s . . . Hates to see people gossiping . . . “You know it! . . . Always late for assembly . . . Would love to travel . . . Hopes to be- come a hairdresser. GREGORY BOWEN B. G.” Dislikes wcightliftcrs . . . Hopes to join the Navy after graduating from high school . . Eavoritc pastime is rebuild- ing a 1949 Ford convertible . . . What arc you. some kind of nut? ... A nice boy to know . . . Can be found in Hingham. JAMES BRAGG Snag Auto mechanics ... His ambi- tion is to kill a deer ... An im- portant number is GR 9-3521 . . He is noted for going hunt- ing .. . Lipstick that smears is his pet peeve . . . You bugga is his favorite saying ... He wants to get married. 75 Two—Thousand? JOSEPH R. BREEN Russ’ Machinist . . . His ambition is to be a tool maker ... He re- members passing algebra . . . His favorite pastime is goofing off ... He is noted for day- dreaming . . . Likes Italian food ... His favorite saying is Stop mumbling incoherently. LOUISE BROADFORD Louise” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; . . . Girls Club 2. 3; . . . Pep Club 2. 3; Chorus 2: National Honor Society 2, 3: Pony Express 3; . . . She en- joys going out with Kenny . . . Noted for being gullible . . . Dislikes the crowded corridors at Q.H.S. . . . She wants to visit Disneyland . . . Never knew that. ELLEN BRODZINSKI Ell- Pep Club I; Writer's Workshop I; Girls Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1. 3; Cheerleading 2. 3; Goldenrod Business Staff 3 . . . Desires to be an I.B.M. operator . . . Always with a smile . . . Be serious, will ya . . . Likes driving. BARBARA BRONSTEIN Babs G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Likes to spend leisure time by the record player . . . Secret desire is to be a veterinarian . . . “Sec what I mean . . . Known to sing whenever she gets the urge . . . She will always remember walking the corridors via crutches. PAUL BROWN Sonny” Hi-Y 3 . . . Would just love to catch Mr. Anderson smoking in the Boys’ Room one of these days . . . Particularly dislikes Spanish teachers who mumble the words . . . College course . . . Takes a special interest in girls. SANDRA BROWN Sandic G.A.A. (Vice President) 1. 2. 3: Girls Club I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Would like to become an I.B.M. operator, but some- day we may see her as the first woman president . . . Oh. shucks . . . Loves clowning around. JOAN BRUNSTROM “Joni Future Homemakers 3; Chorus 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club I, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Would someday like to see her name in lights as a dancer on Broad- way . . . Dislikes people who contradict themselves . . . Usu- ally at Richard's for fun. ROBERT BUCCELLA Bukc Football 1. 2 . . . Would really like giving indefinite detention time to Mr. Anderson . . . Someday would like to be a state trooper . . . Have you got the homework? . . . Fa- vorite pastime is sports of all types. But the machine isn’t on yet. CLARINDA BUCCHI ANERI Clara Chorus 1.3... Enjoys reading in leisure time . . . Why not? . . . Strong dislike for false ru- mors . . . Would like to work in an office but take time out to travel . . . She will always remember English class with Mrs. Bennett. THOMAS BUCKLEY Tom Rifle Club 1. 2. 3 . . . Ambition is to be a stockbroker so that he can make a lot of money . . . Just plain enjoying himself is his favorite pastime ... Pet peeve is a high school clique . . . Looking forward to gradu- ation. 76 GERARD BURKE “Jerry Has (he general desire to make a lot of money, perhaps be even a millionaire by being a big stockholder . . . What, me worry?” . . . Likes just plain enjoying himself . . . Cliques are his pet peeve. MARGARET BURNS Maggie Tri-Hi-Y (Vice President) 2. 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Known for her bright red hair ... Is annoyed by thumbtacks on chairs . . . Don't know, do ya . . . Would like to be a surgical nurse . . . Likes to swim and go horseback riding. Good work! PRISCILLA BURNS Cilia Girls Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club . . . Has followed the Distribu- tive Education program . . . Can't stand bugs and insects . . . Wants to marry and have four children after graduation ... I don’t know” . . . Would like to learn how to bowl. SUSAN BURNS Sue Tri-Hi-Y (Secretary) 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Euture Homemak- ers 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Likes listening to records and loves pizza . . . She doesn’t like boys to be late for dates . . . No. seriously is her saying . . . Has the desire to travel. BEVERLY BYRNES Bcv Tri-Hi-Y (O-Ki-N); Pep Club; Girls Club 2. 3; F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1 . . . Her ambition is to go into the Air Force after graduation . . . She dislikes boys who arrive late . . . En- joys going to the Totem Pole and out for pizza . . . “Why so glum, chum? PATRICIA CADY Pat Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Pat’s ambition is to become an airline hostess . . . She en- joys basketball and hockey . . . Elected the college course . . . Pat's suppressed desire has al- ways been to be a politician. LORAINE CAHILL Lola G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 3; Cho- rus 2, 3 .. . Noted for causing a commotion . . . You know it . . . Her favorite pastime is talking . . . Dislikes cliques . . . Elected general course in sen- ior year . . . Would like to leave the school at 2:30 for once. PATRICIA CAIRNS Pat” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Library Stall I; Chorus 1. 3 . . . Pat’s favorite pastime is eating . . . Oh really? . . . Noted for fighting with her big brother . . . Her pet peeve is boys who drink . . . Can be found in a '53 Ford . . . Elected college course in the senior year. JERRY CALDWELL Cog Can be found at Ken’s Lunch in Hough’s Neck . . . A buck's worth of the cheap stuff! . . . Noted for telling stories . . . Enjoys talking . . . Hates the 8:05 bell at Trade School . . . Anticipates graduation . . . Would like to get rich without working. NANCY CALLAHAN Nance G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . Enjoys working and listening to the radio . . . Dislikes people who think too much of them- selves . . . Oh for Pete sakes . . . Elected business course in her senior year . . . Would like to be an I.B.M. operator. That’s not what Jon got! MARY CALOIA G.A.A. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Page and Stage 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Enjoys talk- ing and listening to records . . . Noted for always being late . . . Oops! 'scusc me . . . Would like to stop bumping into other people . . . Her ambition is to become a medical secretary. JOHN CARAMANICA Jack Taking a college preparatory course . . . Would like to be- come an architcctual engineer . . Wants to marry a short, dark Italian girl . . . Would just love to retire at 40 to live in Hawaii . . . His favorite say- ing is What a ball. SHARYN CARDARELLI Rab Future Homemakers 3: G.A.A. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3: Girls Club 3 . . . Would like to be an I.B.M. operator . . . Enjoys riding around in a small maroon car . . . Dislikes people who arc impatient . . . Aw. come on. get serious.” ELENA CAR1NCI Ellic Baton Squad 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2: G.A.A. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; National Honor Society . . . Seems to have the habit of talking at the wrong time . . .Two desires: to strike it rich and to have naturally curly hair . . . You know what I mean.” SANDRA CARSON Sandy” Future Nurses Club 1. 2; Cho- rus 1. 2. 3: Future Teachers 3: French Club 3; National Hon- or Society 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Has a very distinctive laugh . . . Doesn't like swinging doors ... Is wait- ing to be 5'2 . . . What a goodie. LOIS CASAGRANDE Casey Class Treasurer; Future Teach- ers 2. 3; National Honor Soci- ety 2. 3; Girls Club 1. 2. 3: Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y (President) 2; G.A.A. 1. 2 . . . Likes all kinds of music and dancing . . . Always laughing and full of pep . . . No kid- ding. MARYLOU CASHMAN Mary” Chorus 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3 . . . Would like a position as private secretary after gradu- ation . . . Has naturally straight hair which she would just love to die black . . . Scared- scared. MADELEINE CAPORALE Maddy Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Enjoys talking with a bunch of girls . . . Dislikes swinging doors . . . Maddy is noted for her happy laugh . . . Are you serious!! . . . Would like to be a receptionist. FREDERICK CARSON Fred Takes the general course . . . Has the ambition of becoming a mechanical engineer after graduation . . . Enjoys water- skiing in leisure time . . . Has a love for cars of all kinds, but has chosen a Corvette as the one he would like to own . . . Why not? ROBERT CAVALLO Bob” Soccer 3: Baseball 2. 3 ... Has taken the college preparatory program . . . Would like to study to be an electrical engi- neer as a vocation . . . Takes particular interest in girls . . . Is just waiting for that day in June when he graduates. BIAGIO CEDRONE Junior Band I, 2. 3 . . . Likes to play the drums in his spare time . . . Dislikes girls who wear too much makeup . . . Looks for- ward eagerly to graduation day . . . Don’t bug me. boy! . . . Chose the general course dur- ing his Senior year at Q.H.S. DONNA CEDRONF. Sid” Future Nurses I; Chorus 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y (President) 2. 3: Girls Club I. 2. 3 . . . Was very embarrassed when she fell in front of the library . . . Business course . . . Someday she would like to travel to Spain . . . Hi. lover.” EDWARD CFRIAN1 Eddie Golf I. 2. 3 . . . Eddie’s favor- ite pastime is playing golf . . . He is noted for his excellent golfing and for practically set- ting the chemistry laboratory on fire . . . His pet peeve is going to English class . . . Fore!” DONNA CHAPIN “Donna Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3: Pony Express 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . She is noted for her odd hairdo and her nice complexion . . . Her ambition is to become a dress designer . . . Donna’s favorite saying is I’m embar- rassed” . . . Would like to be a Dior. RICHARD CHILD “Skip No complaints . . . Spends his spare time with girls and cars . . . Wants to be a tin knocker . . . Would love to go around the world . . . Pet peeve: some teachers . . . Noted for his driving . . . Hopes that some girls would enroll in the Trade School. JAMES CHIMINELLO Jim” Key Club 1. 2. 3 (Trcas. 3); French Club 2 . . . Jim’s favor- ite pastime is bowling, football or baseball . . . His ambition is to be a scientist . . . People who play the role arc his pet peeve . . . His favorite saying is Don’t sweat it. PAMELA CICCO “Pam Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Vice President 2) . . . Pam’s ambition is to be a hostess . . . Girls who like boys for their cars are her pet peeve . . . Her favorite saying is Really! ANTHONY CICERONE ’Tony Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Tony's favorite pastime is eating . . . His sup- pressed desire is to become a rich man . . . Henpecked boys arc his pet peeve ... He is noted for starling arguments . . . His favorite saying is Am I right or am I right? 79 RALPH CHIMINELLO Ralph” Ralph’s favorite pastime is bowling and “working . . . His most memorable events at Quincy High School were the football games and the rallies . . . His suppressed desire is to become a millionaire . . . Ralph’s favorite saying is Or what!?” ALICE CHISHOLM Dcdc Chorus I, 2, 3 . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Enjoys dancing and listening to rec- ords . . . Will remember the Sno-Ball . . . Why not? . . . Would love to take a long cruise . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Can usually be found at Fordie's. KATHLEEN CLANCY Clance G.A.A. 2; Future Nurses Club 3: Girls Club 2, 3; Nominating Committee 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society . . . She is noted for her portable tooth . . . Her sup- pressed desire is to become a surgeon. VIRGINIA CLARK Ginny Tri-Hi-Y 2: Chorus 1 . . . Ginny will be remembered for her jewelry . . . She dislikes conceited boys . . . Her sup- pressed desire is to go to col- lege . . . Ginny's favorite pas- time is reading and working at the store . . . Hello, how arc you? ARTHUR COHEN Art Key Club 2. 3: French Club 3; Pony Express 2. 3 . . . Art en- joys playing sports and attend- ing all the games. Member of National Honor Society . . . He dislikes people who gossip . . . Wants to be successful and to graduate from college. MARTIN COHEN Marty Tennis Team I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; Key Club 2. 3 (Sec’y); National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Got a comb? . . . Pet peeve is kids who comb their hair in public . . . Hopes to be- come a pharmacist . . . Sup- pressed desire is to be some- body.” SAMUEL COHEN Sam Science Club 1. 2. 3; Philoso- phers Club 1. 2. 3 (Pres.); Na- tional Honor Society; Thayer Science Program . . . Would like to be an electronics engi- neer but also enjoys playing his electric guitar . . . About 7 to 5 against . . . Sam suppresses nothing! CLAIRE COLBOURNE Clay Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls Athletic Association 1 . . . Claire en- joys going bowling . . . She would like to become a secre- tary . . . Conceited boys peeve her . . . Claire’s suppressed de- sire is to own a blue 1961 Cad- illac convertible . . . Bubbling personality. JOANNE COLETTI “Jo Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club I: Girls Club I . . . Joanne, an expert seamstress, would like to teach art after graduating from col- lege . . . Her pet peeve is con- ceited boys . . . Would love to marry a millionaire . . . Oh. come on! WILLIAM COLLINS Bill Hates doing homework because it interferes with his favorite pastimes; bowling and basket- ball . . . Is that right! . . . Noted for having money enough to spend hours at the bowling alleys . . . Hopes to become a plumber after gradu- ation. Trapped! MONICA CONLEY Girls Club 3; Student Council 3: Cheerleading 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Monica will always re- member the April in Paris Ball I960 . . . She dislikes people who are late ... To visit Spain and to see a bull- fight arc her suppressed desires . . . Did you do your home- work? ’ 80 ELLEN CONNELL El El. whose ambition is to major in music when she gels to col- lege. can be found banging out a beat on the piano . . . She also likes to follow this beat with a crazy dance . . . Sloppy dressers peeve her . . . Would love to make a record. JEROME CONNELLY Jerry Future Teachers I. 2 (Treas.); Key Club 3 . . . His ambition is to become a social studies teacher . . . Jerry can be found listening to the radio, music and driving his car . . . Dislikes people who talk too much . . . Would like to drive a 1961 Cadillac. FRANCIS CONROY “Fran Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3: Hi-Y 3 . . . Fran is known for his wide grin surrounded by two deep dimples . . . Girls who smoke and cliques peeve him . . . Wants to teach Phys- ical Ed., likes to play basket- ball. and would love to play in the Tech. Tourney. FRANCES CONTRINO Franny Baton Squad 2; Future Nurses 2; Pep Club 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Franny really enjoys going out with a “certain boy. and the two of them can often be found together . . . Would like to be a nurse at Quincy Hos- pital. JOSEPH CONTRINO Joe Football I . . . Joe's ambition is to become a draftsman . . . He will always remember his Mechanical Drawing II class . . . Enjoys band rehearsals with Bob and John . . . Dislikes conceited girls ... Can be heard saying “Is that right.” SUSAN COPMAN Sue Page and Stage I (V.P.). 2. 3 (Treas.); G.A.A. (Capt.) 1. 2; Goldenrod Business StalT; Fu- ture Teachers Club 1. 2. 3 . . . National Honor Society . . . Everyone knows of Sue's abil- ity at her favorite pastime, ten- nis .. . Would like to travel . . . True, true. KENNETH CORTI Fidel Hopes to become a plumber . . . Is that right? . . . Favor- ite pastime is working on old cars . . . Pet peeve: boys who don’t finish what they start . . . Would love to see the plumbing group be successful . . . Can lie found in Holbrook . . . Likes pizza. ROBERT COSTA “Bob Likes bowling and miniature golf . . . Bob wants to be a po- liceman ... He will always re- member the vanishing of the pony ... He is noted for his height . . . Kids who play the role peeve him . . . Desires MONEY . . . Can be heard saying. “Wow. ELAINE COUCH Couchic Pep Club; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Elaine, who is taking the Com- mcrical course, is suppressing a desire to corner a certain guy . . . She enjoys riding around with the kids after school . . . All conceited people peeve her . . . Sure, sure we know. SHEILA COUGHLIN Red- Girls' Athletic Association 1. 2; Sheila, taking the college course, wants to be a secretary . . . She enjoys leaving school every day at 2:30 . . . She is suppressing a desire to inherit one million dollars . . . Dislikes conceited people. DAVID CRAIG Dave Would like to become a United States Marine after graduation . . . Dave is known for arriving at homeroom at 8:29Vi . . . Likes to spend his time with a certain girl named Sue . . . Dis- likes high beams . . . Well, how about that. 81 EARL CRANDALL Onion Science Club 2 (Treas.), 3; Cross Country Track Team . . . His ambition is to become an electronics engineer . . . Spends his time fixing radios and war surplus gear . . . Says. If you're looking for a helping hand, look at the end of your arm. ROBERT CRANDALI. “Bob- Radio Club I; Track Team 3 . . . Honorable mention in Fu- ture Scientists of America con- test . . . 2nd prize in Q.H.S. Science contest . . . Would like to be an electronics engineer . . . Bob enjoys using his ham radio. VINCENT CRIMI Sleepy Took the course in Auto Body . . . His ambition is to be a suc- cess in whatever he docs . . . He remembers his first com- plete paint job ... He is noted for his Hudson Super Jet . . . He enjoys dancing and sports . . . You can hear him say Nice, or what? KENNETH CRISPO Krispic Is it true he won a baking con- test? . . . Ken's suppressed de- sire is to be a bullfighter . . . Hates getting up so early to get to school . . . Enjoys working on old cars . . . The thing he likes best about Q.H.S. is lunch period . . . Sad story! GAYLE CROSTA National Honor Society . . . Gayle will always remember the Thanksgiving Day football games with North . . . Hates to give book reports . . . Would love to take a prolonged trip around the world . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Elected the Stenographic course during her Senior year. ALICE CULLEN Chorus I. 2; Spanish Club 1 . . . Alice, who is taking the Commercial course, is planning to become a secretary . . . Everyone knows about her long, beautiful, brown hair . . . She is suppressing a desire to graduate this year from Q.H.S. . . . Can be heard saying “I have detention.” BENJAMIN CURRAN Buck Would like to probe the world under the sea as a professional skin diver ... On the vaca- tions. he enjoys traveling and hunting . . . Buck dislikes peo- ple who dislike Fords ... He is suppressing a desire to own a dragster. CHRISTINE CURRAN Chris Future Homemakers Club 2; Pep Club I; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Chris can be found riding around after school in a 55 Ford . . . Cars that have no gas in them peeve her ... Is sup- pressing a desire to own a car . . . Are you serious?” MARIF. CURRERI Future Nurses Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Club 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Marie, who is taking a college course, w'ould like to be a nurse . . . She can often be found listen- ing to her favorite. Johnny Mathis and eating ... All boys peeve her . . . Would like to visit Europe . . . Ick. JUDITH CUSHING Judy Baton Squad I. 2; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Hopes to become a bookkeeper after graduation from high school . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Remembers the Thanks- giving Day games . . . Enjoys listening to Paul Anka’s rec- ords. 82 DIANE CYR Dia Diane would like to become an IBM operator after graduation . . . She will always remember the day of the Senior group picture . . . Going to school everyday peeves her ... Is sup- pressing a desire to steal the pony . . . Chuckle, chuckle.” KEVIN DACEY Ben National Honor Society . . . Memorable event was Gurple Day . . . Wants to go to col- lege . . . Favorite saying is Hey Ben . . . Would like to own an ancient beach buggy . . . Is interested in cars and the Statue for John Adams Comm. . . . Enjoys all sorts of foods. ROBERT D'AMATO Bob- Rifle Club 1; Winter track 2: Spring Track 3; Basketball 3 . . . Ambition is to be an engi- neer . . . Enjoys bowling and volleyball ... Pet peeve is doing homework . . . Would like to attend some college . . . Enjoys participating in all sports. ANTOINETTE D ANGELO Toni Chorus . . . Has a business course . . . Would like to be- come a hairdresser ... A lot of time is spent memorizing li- cense plates . . . People know her for talking and laughing . . . Her suppressed desire is to get married . . . Add a coffee break. DIANE D’ALESSANDRO Dec Girls Club 2. (President 3); Pep Club I. 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2: (Treasurer 3); Page Stage I. 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Glee Club 1. 2. (Secretary 3): Pony Ex- press I. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Span- ish Club 1. 2 ... Is noted for Italian accent . . . Pet peeve is selfishness. 4 PATRICIA DALY Pat Future Homemakers Club (President 2): Girls (Tub I; Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Enjoys par- ties . . . Favorite saying is ja. okay . . . Ambition is to be- come an executive’s secretary . . . Noted for having long fin- gernails . . . Pet peeve is people who think they know it all. DANA DAROIS Future Homemakers 2. 3; Cho- rus I. 2. 3: Favorite saying is You would never believe it” . . . Enjoys writing letters and bowling . . . Pet peeve is people who try to be something they are not . . . Ambition is to graduate . . . Memorable event was the football games and the rallies. VICTOR DAVIDSON Vic” Football I; German (Tub I: Debating (Tub 3 . . . His ambi- tion is to attend college . . . Pet peeve is slaying after school . . . Vic is interested in all sports . . . Suppressed desire is to finish all the homework as- signed . . . Enjoys ice skating . . . Got a pencil?” JAMES DEADY Jim Favorite pastime is water ski- ing .. . Main ambition is to graduate . . . Pet peeve is school . . . Noted for being stupid . . . Would like to have shorter hours and more pay . . . Secret desire is to ride through Quincy square on a camel. RICHARD DEADY “Dick- Loves to water ski . . . Hopes to be a chrome plater and would love to own his own shop . . . Pet peeve: stuck-up girls . . . Noted for losing his temper . . . Looks forward to graduation in June of 1961 . . . Dick is one of the Trade boys. A sneak peek! 83 ELIZABETH DECOSTE “Liz Girls Club I. 2. 3; Nurses Club I, 2; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3: Glee Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Ambition is to become a nurse . . . Enjoys being with a special group of friends ... Pet peeve is people who smoke and drink and don’t admit it. JUDITH DECOSTE Judi Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2. Head 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Stu- dent Council I. (Secretary 2); Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2: Prom Committee 3 . . . Ambi- tion is to be in the airlines . . . Pet peeve is stop signs . . . Fa- vorite saying is Oh Gawd!” . . . Enjoys dancing and parties. SARAH ANN DcLAPPE Annie Tri-Hi-Y (Vice President 2); Chorus I; Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Art Club 3; Baton Squad 2. 3 . . . Ambition is to be a nurse . . . Favorite pastime is surf-board riding . . . Noted for wearing beatnik clothes . . . Suppressed desire is to live in a hut in Hawaii. ELIZABETH DELLA BARBA Betsy Girls Club 2; Chorus I; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Ambition is to start growing ... Pet peeve is greasy clams . . . Favorite say- ing is, Life’s a banquet! . . . Likes to ride around . . . Sup- pressed desire is to have a house at Sandy Neck. BARBARA DELMONICO Barb Chorus 1. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Pony Express 2. 3 . . . Favorite saying is I don’t get it.” . . . Enjoys dancing and bowling . . . Pet peeve is girls who arc too talkative . . . Ambition is to become a secretary . . . Likes to type ... Is very inter- ested in music. CAROLE DcIVECCHIO Chorus 1.2... Ambition is to become a hairdresser . . . En- joys dancing and bowling . . . Pet peeves arc girls who drink and boys who dress sloppy . . . Favorite saying is “Are you serious . . . Memorable events were the games and the rallies . . . Noted for talking . . . Would like a 1961 white T- bird. HELEN DcMONE Page Stage Club I. 2. (Pres- ident 3); Cheerleader 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Noted for talk- ing . . . Hopes to become an actress . . . Memorable event was being chosen a cheerleader . . . Pet peeve is conceited peo- ple .. . Won an award for Gregg shorthand . . . Would like to go to New York and work. MARY DESCHENES “Muggs Future Nurses Club 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2: Chorus I. 2. 3; Pep Club I, 2. 3 . . . Hopes to be a nurse . . . Favorite food is fried clams . . . Noted for laughing and talking . . . Pet peeve is homeroom pe- riods . . . Main desire is to own a 1949 green Ford convertible. DONNA DcVINCENTIS Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y. Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Main ambition is to become a secretary ... Is taking a commercial course . Pet peeve is people who can’t say my last name . . . Favorite saying is Oh! Ja. . . . Sup- pressed desire is to live in a very large mansion. 84 BRUCE DIAMOND Basketball I. 2. 3; Spring Track I, 2, 3; Intramural Bas- ketball I. 2. 3 . . . Would like to become a doctor ... Is tak- ing a college course . . . Mem- orable event was the stealing of the pony . . . Pet peeve is girls with blond hair . . . Fa- vorite saying is I love you . . . Likes to shoot around after school. ELIZABETH DiBONA Betty Ann Page Stage Club 1, 2; Radio Club I. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Glee Club I . . . She is noted for laughing at the wrong time . . . Pet peeve is conceited people . . . Her favorite saying is See ya’ later . . . Her ambition is to become a nurse or a bus or airline hostess. JOEL DiBONA Joe Ambition is to go into govern- ment work ... Is taking a col- lege prep, course . . . Main in- terests are ice skating, swim- ming. and baseball . . . He is noted for being lazy . . . Favor- ite saying is What do ya’ say?” . . . Pet peeve is stuck up people. Look at the footprints. PAULA DiBONA Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Ambi- tion is to become an interior decorator . . . Noted for the limping ... Pet peeve is a very boring weekend . . . Favorite pastimes are the drive-in. danc- ing. and parties ... Is taking a general course . . . Favorite saying is gasp!” PHYLLIS DiBONA Phyll Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3 . . . Enjoys lis- tening to old and new records . . . Favorite saying is Don't get me wrong. . . . Desires to visit the South Seas . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser . . . Pet peeve is English. ROSE DiBONA Rosie Pony Express 2. Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Favorite pastime is eating all types of foods . . . Dislikes making left hand turns while driving . . . Main ambition is to become a beautician . . . Favorite saying is Seriously” ... Is hoping to own a new Corvette. THOMAS DiBONA Tom Main ambition is to go into the Navy after graduation . . . Fa- vorite pastime is working on old cars . . . Suppressed desire is to build a class A” gas drag- ster . . . Likes to be with a cer- tain someone ... Is noted for speeding ... Is taking a gen- eral course. WILLIAM DiBONA Willy- Favorite pastime is watching T.V. and listening to records . . . Pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Main ambition is to join the Navy in the very near future . . . Suppressed desire is to get married and raise a large family ... He is taking a gen- eral course. DELIA DiC FSARE Girls Club 2. 3: Chorus 3 . . . Favorite pastime is listening to records and dancing . . . Event- ually plans to be a secretary . . . Favorite saying is I don’t know. . . . Pet peeve is girls who pretend to be something . . . Noted for being late for classes . . . Would like to travel around the world. VICTOR DiNARDO Vic Would like to own a business . . . Is taking a general course . . Favorite pastime is bowl- ing . . . Pet peeve is people with bad manners . . . Favorite saying is Whow! . . . Noted for being shy . . . Suppressed desire is to own a flashy 61” Corvette. ROSILIF. DiTOCCO Page Stage Club 3: Golden- rod 3: Girls Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 ... Is taking a business course . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary after graduation . . . Favorite pastime is going to the movies . . . Pet peeve is brothers . . . Wants to sec Florida in the near future. 85 Now listen, cherubs. JOSEPH DOHERTY “Joe” Favorite pastime is playing sports and also working on cars . . . Dislikes teachers that like giving detention all the time . . . Favorite saying is “Try again . . . Would like to become an engineer . . . Sup- pressed desire is to graduate. VERONICA D'OLYMPIO “Ronnie Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y (Secre- tary 2). (Treasurer 3); Glee Club 2. 3; Chorus I. 2 . . . Noted for the “mumps . . . Favorite pastime is going steady ... Pet peeve is people who play the role . . . Hopes to become a music teacher at Q.H.S. . . . Favorite saying is “Hi ya kids! RICHARD DONAHUE Dick Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Favorite saying is Don't be ridiculous . . . Ambition is to become rich . . . Enjoys going somewhere with a group of friends for re- laxation . . . Likes to tell his side of the story . . . Would like to own a new Thunderbird. WILLARD DOW Willy Main ambition is to go into radio and television . . . Favor- ite saying is You bet . . . Dis- likes girls who wear a lot of make-up . . . Noted for being late . . . Favorite pastime is listening to short wave . . . De- sires to enter the Air Force. HENRY DUNICAN Hank” Is taking a general course . . . Noted for having a sense of humor ... Pet peeve is people who do not share their ciga- rettes . . . Favorite pastime is sleeping . . . Remembers re- ceiving first detention . . . Hopes to become rich someday. STEPHEN DUNLEAVY Steve Boston Traveler student report- er; Newswriters 3; Pony Ex- press 3; Key Club 3; Statue for John Adams Comm. . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Would like to be a newspaper publisher . . . Fa- vorite saying is Hey Ben! . . . Would like statue for John John Q. Adams. THERESA DURANTE T ree G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Remembers her first day of the sophomore year . . . Hopes to be an I.B.M. operator ... Pet peeve is peo- ple who are conceited . . . En- joys driving . . . Suppressed de- sire is to go to Las Vegas . . . Favorite saying is Where arc we going tonight? EDWARD DURGIN Durgs” Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Noted for having a sense of humor . . . Remembers all 3 years . . . Would like to be an average person . . . Favorite saying is That's the breaks! . . . En- joys eating good food ... Is taking a general course Wants to graduate. JUDITH DYER Judi Pep Club 3; Girls Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . “Don’t knock it until you've tried it! . . . Dislikes boys who never dance at dances . . . Likes to listen to the radio and go to basketball games. TERRY EDWARDS Ter Remembers Open House at Quincy Trade . . . Enjoys eat- ing. reading adventure or sci- ence-fiction magazines. and roller skating with his best girl . . . Dislikes people who talk about themselves all the time . . . Famous at Trade for watching all the girls go by. 86 KENNETH EGAN Ken” Track 2. 3 . . . plans to further education or enter the service after graduation . . . What, arc you crazy? . . . Noted for a smile from car to car . . . I.ovcs to cat pizza . . . Will al- ways remember his first day at OHS. RONALD EKBOM Eky Ncat-o . . . Favorite pastime: girls . . . Dislikes teachers and the 8:05 bell . . . Hopes to graduate this year . . . Will al- ways remember the days olf from school . . . Can be found anywhere in Quincy. Braintree, or Weymouth . . . Plumbing department of Trade. HERBERT ELLIS Herb- Dislikes teachers and home- work . . . Hello . . . Favorite pastime is being with girls . . . Hopes to graduate . . . Would love to be successful in the fu- ture . . . Herb is a real ladies’ man ... Is one of the Quincy High Trade boys. DONNA ELLISON Don Library Staff I; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Future Homemakers I. 2. 3; Chorus 1.2... Oh. my! . . . Would love to marry a million- aire . . . Hopes to become a secretary ... Is always smiling . . . Dislikes conceited boys. BARBARA ELRICK “Barby” Baton Squad I. 2. 3; Chorus 3; Future Homemakers (Vice Pres.) 2. 3 . . . Ah. come on! . . . Noted for dimples . . . Dis- likes boys who drink . . . Sup- presses her desire to work in a funeral home . . . Remembers the auditorium before school. 1960. KF.NNF.TH FALEWICZ “Fal” Track 3; Key Club 1.2; Future Teachers 1.2... Let me sec your change . . . Dislikes the clique . . . Loves little Ponies ... Is often found at the Bos- ton Garden ... A sports en- thusiast . . . Hopes to become a businessman. JOANNF. F.LWORD “Joani Library Staff I. 2. 3; French Club I . . . Hates to waste money . . . Often sews, takes long walks . . . Hopes to go to college . . . Would like to be a Beatnik ... Is noted for being different . . . Beautiful long hair in a ponytail. LAWRENCE FALVEY Larry Hopes to run for public office . . . Will be a wonderful poli- tician . . . Spends much of his time reading books about great statesmen . . . Noted for lively debates in homeroom and P.D. class . . . Hopes to see every- one vote Democratic in an election. PATRICIA KNOS Pat Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2: IX'batc Club 3 . . . “Darn it all! . . . Dislikes people who ask personal questions . . . Would like to own a convert- ible . . . Noted for talking and a short temper . . . Hopes to travel . . . Active in her church Drum Corps and YPF. RICHARD ERICSON Dick Hi-Y 3 . . . What, arc you kid- ding?” . . . Would like to own a white Lincoln convertible . . . Dislikes people who talk about their hot Chevies all the time . . . Spends most of his time just driving around. Where did you say you live? 87 JOANNE FANTUCCHIO Jo Chorus 1.3; Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Goldcnrod Lit- erary Staff 3 . . . 'Don’t worry about it!” . . . Noted for a dim- pled chin . . . Would love to drive a pink Cadillac . . . Al- ways has her homework done. MARJORIE FARLEY Margie” G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Girls Club 3; Future Homemakers 3 . . . Oh. fabulous! . . . Noted for double dating . . . Would love to have twins . . . Remembers a certain day in cooking class . . . Dislikes steadies who date other girls. CHARLES FEIN “Charlie Baseball 2. 3 . . . Dreams of batting 800 this season . . . Noted for being late for school . . . Hopes to be a meteorolo- gist . . . Hates to bring over- night books to the library at 8:27 . . . Will always remem- ber the big 1959 rally. DONNA FELLOWS Donna” Tri-Hi-Y (Chaplain 2) 2. 3; Chorus I. 2; Goldcnrod Liter- ary Staff 3; French Club 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . You know . . . Hopes to be an ele- mentary school teacher . . . Noted for getting embarrassed . . . Dislikes unfriendly people. DONALD FENNELLY Don Help” . . . Hopes to be a cab- inetmaker . . . Favorite pastime is being with that special girl . . . His pet peeve is school . . . Is noted for his hot rod Lin- coln and for not shaving . . . Don’s suppressed desire is to get married . . . Will always re- member the Pony. JOHN FERGUSON “Fcrg Dislikes conceited girls . . . Hopes to become an electronics technician . . . Likes to tell jokes and cat . . . Noted for falling into the wastebasket! . . . His suppressed desire is to become a millionaire . . . Will always remember the sessions in Mr. B’s room. BRENDA FERRARO Bunny Hopes to go to modeling school . . . You yoyo! ... Is always laughing . . . Enjoys dating a certain boy . . . Dislikes con- ceited boys . . . Dark black hair, beautiful eyes . . . Very short skirts, bright colored sweaters. MILDRED FERRARO Milly” Tri-Hi-Y 3: Chorus 2. 3; Glee Club 3 . . . Hello. Lover” . . . Hopes to be a beautician . . . Would love to live in Califor- nia .. . You bean bag!” . . . Noted for her 59 Catalina convertible . . . Dislikes know- it-all boys. This is the seventh time today! DIANF. FILES ”Di G.A.A. 3 . . . Get out and walk ... Is always chewing gum . . . Hopes to be a typist . . . Dislikes boys who think they're it . . . Will always re- member the lost Pony . . . Wears beautiful clothes . . . Hopes to marry that certain someone. WILLIAM FISHER Reb” Rifle Club 2. 3 . . . Hopes to be a Naval officer . . . Kind of nice or what! . . . Hopes to make lots of money . . . Noted for moodiness . . . Likes to lis- ten to jazz, swim, and hunt . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Will be a fine serviceman. 88 JAMES FITZGERALD Jim “Love to help you out . . . Will be a plumber . . . Likes dating . . . Dislikes a “mama’s girl . . . Will always remember the open house at Trade ... Is noted for his welding . . . Can be found at Bickncll Square. North Weymouth . . . Gail. WAYNE FITZPATRICK “Fitz Or what? . . . Likes riding around town in his car . . . Would love to own C'hrysler Corporation . . . His main am- bition is to graduate ... He will always remember Fennesy at the flagpole . . . Noted for his long hair. JOHN FLYNN Jaahn Track 3; Winter Track 2, 3 . . . He enjoys bowling and other sports ... Is known for never remembering his homework as- signments . . . His pet peeve is getting detention for returning library books one minute late . . . Can be heard saying. Hey. guys.” RALPH FITZMAURICE “Fitz” Hopes to join the Service . . . Hates to have his date “play the role . . . Curly hair . . . Square back . . . Male flirt . . . Took general course in his sen- ior year . . . Enjoys driving his car . . . Likes to talk about wild parlies . . . Tall and handsome. CAROL FLAHERTY Flats Pep Club 1. 2. 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Pony Express I. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3: French Club 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Oh. boy! . . . Noted for tattered sneakers . . . Hopes to become a famous artist. ENRICO FLAIM “Atlas Soccer 3 . . . Favorite pastimes are the following: weight lift- ing. tennis, and soccer ... Is noted for his short-sleeved shirts . . . His ambition is to become an Olympics star . . . Will never forget the day he became a citizen of the United States. JOHN FLEMING Nizza Hopes to be an electrical engi- neer ... I forgot . . . Noted for driving around in his Chev- rolet . . . Dislikes girls that smoke . . . Would love to be a millionaire . . . Favorite pas- time is being with girls . . . Electrical dept, of Quincy Trade School. RICHARD FLYNN “Flynnie” Class President: Prom Com- mittee; Football 3; Track I. 2. 3 . . . Boys State; Weymouth Youth Leadership Conference . . . Dick is known for his war stories ... He is suppressing a desire to make a fast million . . . What are you. some kind of a nut?” ELAINE FOLLIS National Honor Society 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club I: Future Teachers (Pres.) I. 2. 3; Science Club (Vice-Pres.) I. 2. 3; Goldcnrod (Editor) 3; French Club (Sec’y.) 2. 3; Scholarship Club 2. 3 . . . Would love to sing the soprano solo in Handel’s Messiah . . . Any clod could do it! CAROL FORD “Fordic Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Likes danc- ing and football games . . . Noted for always talking . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Would love to own a pink Thunderbird . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Carol’s favorite saying is. Oh. Baby! 89 JEROME FORD Jerry” National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Likes to bowl . . . Noted for friends in the point . . . Hopes to be a draftsman . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Jerry's suppressed desire is to graduate ... Can be heard most often saying, Get lost! JAMES FORSYTHE Chester” Cross-Country I, 2; Debating 3: French Club 3: Key Club 3; Science Club I. 2; Writers’ Workshop 2. 3 . . . Likes fish- ing .. . Noted for being a good Republican . . . Hopes to be a salesman . . . Dislikes kids who'd rather be liked than re- spected. MICHAEL FRANCHUK Mike” Likes cars and going to Al's Drive-In . . . Noted for his Bonneville convertible . . . Hopes to be a Naval architect . . . Dislikes trouble-makers . . . Desires to own a Corvette . . . Mike can be heard saying. Are you kidding me? RICHARD GACICIA “Gach Student Council 3; Chorus I. 2: Nominating Committee 3; Hi-Y 3; Page Stage . . . Likes football games . . . Noted for love of John's social gatherings . . . Would love to win the Kentucky Derby . . . Gach thinks it would be nice to be rich. too. SUSAN GALVIN Sue Tri-Hi-Y 3: Chorus 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Likes to listen to people . . . Noted for colorful (?) lipstick . . . Dislikes climb- ing Q.H.S. stairs . . . Would like to gain weight and take the white lines off of streets . . . Sue's favorite saying is How about that? NANCY GENTILE Chickie D.E.C.A. . . . Likes work, ice skating, and boys . . . Hopes to be a beautician . . . Dislikes people who know it all . . . Suppressed desire is to be eighteen . . . Nancy can be heard most often saying Don't get excited! . . . Pert and cute. JAMES GIBBONS Gibbs Page Stage 3; Hi-Y 3 . . . Likes to watch football games . . . Hopes to be a dentist . . . Dislikes cliques . . . Desires to be wealthy and healthy . . . James has a reputation around Q.H.S. for saying. Do ya want to bet? CLAUDE GILLESPIE Sonny Claude's ambition is to be a toolmaker ... His favorite pas- time is goofing off . . . Working late is his pet peeve ... He is noted for sleeping . . . His sup- pressed desire is to own a new car . . . That’s cool is his fa- vorite saying. MARILYN GIUDICI Mai Ercnch Club 2: Future Nurses 1.3: Chorus I . . . Hopes to be a dental nurse . . . Desires to go skin diving someday . . . Will never forget her driving test . . . Favorite pastime— working at Al's Drusgtore . . . Can be heard saying. He's a doll! JACK GOLDBERG Campy Baseball 1. 3: Basketball 3; Track 2; French Club 3 . . . College bound . . . Likes base- ball . . . Hopes to teach eventu- ally at Q.H.S. . . . Jack's mem- orable event concerned the Pony . . . Jack is noted for being a well-wisher before games . . . Here's hoping for you! 90 LAWRENCE GOLDMAN Larry Baseball 3 . . . Larry's real joy is eating, but he also goes for sports ... He dislikes people who smoke . . . Someday Larry hopes that he can live on an island in the South Pacific . . . He enjoys watching ball games on T.V. MICHAEL GOLDMAN Mike Hopes to become an I.B.M. operator after graduation from high school . . . Enjoys listen- ing to good music . . . Noted for his honesty . . . O.K.. girls! . . . Would love to go to Hawaii . . . Dislikes crowded lunch periods. ROBERT CiOODMAN Percy Science Club I. 2: Photography Club 3 . . . Why not! . . . Would love to ride in a flying saucer . . . Noted for his inter- est in science . . . Ben! . . . Enjoys photography and read- ing .. . Remembers the trip to the State House on behalf of John Adams. CELIA GOODRICH Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain); Girls Club 2. 3; Scholarship Club 2; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Are you serious?” . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Hates to work on Friday nights . . . En- joys eating and dating . . . Would love to go to Hawaii . . . Will remember the night of the prom. EARL GOODSPEED Would love to be rich . . . He did it” ... Pet peeve is people who call him Red . . . Hopes to become a technical electri- cian . . . Spends his spare time loafing at Hurley’s Drug Store . . . Will always remember the trip to Concord with his Eng- lish class . . . Noted for being hungry all the time. CAROL GORNSTEIN Pip Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; French Club 3 (Pres.); Chorus 1; Health Service 2. 3 . . . What! . . . Won a French award . . . Hopes to become a physical therapist . . . Would love to grow . . . Enjoys eating snacks. ALAN GOTLIEB Al Soccer 3 . . . Foofe!” . . . Noted for his crew cut . . . Hopes to become a dentist . . . Hates to sec cars faster than his own . . . Enjoys sailing . . . Would love to have a juke box in the cafeteria . . . Enjoys dat- ing and eating. Fibber McGee’s closet. JAY GOULD Jay” Hopes to be a successful plumber . . . Likes television and girls . . . Will settle down and get married . . . Noted for being the oldest one in his class . . . Will always remember the Quincy football games . . . Fa- vorite saying is And all that jazz.” NORMAND GOYETTE Norm Baseball 1 ... I hate Fords!” . . . Noted for wearing desert boots . . . Would love to own a Corvette . . . Enjoys eating and loafing . . . Hopes to find suc- cess in the future . . . Suggests a Coke machine for the cafe- teria. ARTHUR GRANT Art Enjoys work . . . Dislikes girls who don’t like football . . . Smarten up! . . . Would love to move to Florida . . . Looks forward to graduation . . . Elected Distributive Education in his Senior year . . . Spends much of his time drinking Cokes. 91 FRED GREER Freddie Basketball I, 2. 3; Page Stage I . . . “What’s the story?” . . . Dislikes silly girls . . . Enjoys playing basketball . . . Hopes to enter the Government Serv- ice .. . Remembers the day the Pony was misplaced . . . Would love to go to college. JANE GRIFFIN “Janie” Band I. 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3; Chapel Choir 3; Glee Club 1 (Accompanist): French Club 2; Future Nurses I. 2, 3 (Sec'y) . . . Would love to ex- plore the Pacific on waterskis . . . Noted for being a paper girl . . . Hopes to be a nurse. EDMUND GROGAN “Ed” Hockey I. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3 (Vice Pres.) . . . Dislikes con- ceited girls . . . Hopes to go to college . . . Noted for persist- ence . . . Enjoys skating . . . Would love to make the honor roll while in high school . . . Elected college course. KENNETH GUERRA “Kenny” Will remember the trip to the State House with the Statue for John Adams Committee . . . Noted for wearing a shirt and tie . . . “You bet!” . . . Hopes to become an engineer . . . Hates to go from the basement to the third floor in four min- utes. DIANE GULIZIA “Smiley” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . “Oh. no!” . . . Noted for a confused ex- pression . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser . . . Would love to get her license . . . Enjoys listening to the radio and play- ing records . . . Hates to be kept waiting for anyone. DIANE GUSTAVSEN “Dee” G.A.A. 2: German Club 2; Page Stage 2, 3. . . “Oh. you know-all that jazz!” . . . Hopes to become a designer after graduation . . . Dislikes people who arc conceited . . . Noted for her brilliant blushing . . . Would love to straighten some- one out. JEANNE HADDIX “Midgic” Pep Club 3; Girls Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3 (Sec’y.) . . . “Oh. Diane, it was horrible!” . . . Dislikes people who are always late . . . Hopes to get married and have twins . . . Enjoys lis- tening to records . . . Remem- bers the Girls Club initiation. ROBERT HANNA “Bob” Rifle Club 1 . . . “Arc you kid- ding me or what?” . . . Noted for his sense of humor . . . Dis- likes shy girls . . . Hopes to be- come a Certified Public Ac- countant . . . Remembers “the Duke” . . . Anticipates gradu- ation day . . . Elected the busi- ness course. BARRY HANSON “Duke” Chorus 3 . . . “Holy mackerel!” . . . Hopes to become an elec- tronics engineer . . . Dislikes girls who arc late for dates . . . Remembers the day he met “Red” . . . Noted for arguments . . . Would love to make some- thing of his life. THOMAS HARDING “Tom” Library Staff I, 3 . . . “Oh. yeah?” . . . Hopes to become an electrical engineer . . . Dis- likes classes which take him from the basement to the third floor of Q.H.S. . . . Enjoys dat- ing and eating . . . Elected the college course. 92 GEORGE HARRINGTON Butch” Band I . . . Do unto others as you would have them do unto you!” . . . Hopes to become an automobile mechanic . . . En- joys reading and watching tele- vision during his spare time . . . Elected the general course. ALAN HARRISON Bruce Basketball I. 2, 3: Cross Coun- try I . . . Goin’ down the gym! . . . Dislikes girls who wear too much make-up . . . Enjoys playing basketball . . . Will remember the year Quincy was in the Tech tourney” . . . Hopes to go to college. I told you I could fly. Mr. Clarke. JUDITH HASEY Judi Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Spanish Club (Vice Pres.) 3 ... “I got a joke!” . . . Enjoys sitting in coffee houses . . . Hopes to be- come a private secretary . . . Would love to visit California . . . Dislikes boys who aren't on time for a date. JANICE HASKELL Jan” Pep Club 1; Girls Club 3 . . . Wait a minute! . . . Noted for leaving on trips at odd hours . . . Hopes to be a high school teacher . . . Enjoys lis- tening to records and eating . . . Would love to go to col- lege. then live in California. ELEANOR HATCH Ellen G.A.A. 2. 3: Library Staff (Sec’y) 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y (Sec'y) 2. 3; Red Cross 2 . . . Hopes to become an office machine man- ager after graduation from Q.H.S. . . . Enjoys reading dur- ing her spare time . . . Would love to teach bookkeeping in high school. JAMES HATCHER Hatch- Hopes to become a business lawyer after graduation from high school . . . Enjoys loafing and dating . . . Dislikes English . . . Would love to make a mil- lion dollars as a famous corpo- ration attorney . . . Elected the business course. HENRY HAVERLY Hank” Hopes to become an engineer . . . Enjoys playing hockey dur- ing his spare time . . . Would love to make a million dollars and retire to Florida ... “I agree!” . . . Finds Spanish diffi- cult and disagreeable . . . Elected the college course. JOHN HAYES Hopes to become an electrical technician after graduation from high school . . . Enjoys bowling and just relaxing . . . Dislikes people who think they know it all . . . Would love to attend Wentworth Institute . . . Is scientifically inclined . . . Elected the general course. PHYLLIS HAYNES Phyl She is taking the general course . . . plans to enter Art school and hopes to become a com- mercial artist . . . she remem- bers the Thanksgiving game of her junior year ... I give up! . . . Would like to get enough courage to enter an art contest. PHYLLIS HAZLETON Phyl” Glee Club 1. 2 . . . Good heavens! . . . Enjoys sewing and playing the piano during her spare time . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Remem- bers the football rallies at Q.H.S. . . . Would love to be- come an accomplished pianist. 93 Tastes good—like a stick should. DONNA HF.NDFRSON Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2: Chorus 1, 2. 3 . . . Wait a minute! . . . Noted for a smil- ing face . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary after grad- uation from high school . . . Dislikes boys who drink . . . Will always remember her sen- ior year at Q.H.S. . . . Loves being with that certain boy. FRANK HF.NSLF.Y Butch Would love to give Mr. Ander- son 10 hours . . . Ambition is to live . . . Enjoys driving his neighbors crazy with his stereo . . . How do you know?” . . . Noted for finding faults in peo- ple who think they’re perfect . . . Elected Distributive Edu- cation. LINDA HERSEY Baton Squad 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 2: Chorus 1 . . . Oh. guess what happened! . . . Hopes to become a secre- tary after leaving Q.H.S. . . . Enjoys dancing, and would se- cretly love to be a professional dancer . . . Noted for talking constantly . . . Dislikes people who are always late. STEPHEN HILL Steve Golf 3 . . . Hopes to become a draftsman . . . Enjoys bowling during his spare time . . . Loves to attend any kind of sporting event . . . Hates women drivers . . . Noted for having bowling fever” . . . Elected the college course. PHILIP HOLLER Pat Football 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Likes to hunt, fish and par- ticipate in all kinds of sports . . . Noted for clam digging . . . Dislikes women drivers . . . Would love to beat Brockton High in football . . . Elected college course. DEBORAH HOLTON Deb Pep Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Girls Club 3; Chorus 3 . . . Aw. come on! . . . Noted for a smiling face . . . Would love to go to Mass. Art . . . Enjoys just looking for a job . . . Pet peeve is football players who never get to play football. PATRICIA HOOPER Pat Tri-Hi-Y (Trcas.); Chorus I; Glee Club 2 . . . Me no com- prende Ud” . . . Hopes to be- come a laboratory technician . . . Enjoys fishing and bowling as pastimes . . . Noted for laughing and talking . . . Would love to go to Pratt’s. THERESE HOOPER Terry Pep Club I. 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Pony Express I, 3; Writers Workshop 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Page Stage 2. 3 . . . C’cst la vie! . . . Hopes to become a journalist . . . Would love to write a book . . . Dislikes over- confident boys. JOHN HOUGHTON “Johnny Hockey I. 2. 3; Soccer 2; Hi-Y 3 . . . His ambition is to be a teacher . . . Noted for his careful driving . . . Often heard saying You've got no smarts . . . One of his favorite pastimes is ice skating . . . Would love to cruise around the world in his own sailboat. NANCY HUNTINGTON Nance Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls Club 2. 3; French Club 2: Future Teachers I . . . Noted for her lovely red hair . . . Hopes to become an artist . . . Suppressed desire is to live in the village . . . Dislikes conceited people. 94 MARIANNE HURLEY “Mary Noted for combing her curly hair . . . Marianne's ambition is to be a model . . . Can be found eating and working at the Capitol . . . Her pet peeve is people who gossip ... Is al- ways saying Big Deal . . . Suppressed desire is to grad- uate. KATHLEEN HURNEY “Kathic Chcerlcading 2. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2: Glee Club I. 2. 3; Future Teachers 1. 2. 3; Pony Express 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus 1 . . . Wait 'till I tell you! . . . Hopes to become a married schoolteacher. LEON HURWITZ Lee Basketball I; Student Council 2; French Club 2. 3 (Treas.); Goldcnrod Literary Staff 3 . . . Please don't hit me again. Mr. Kchoc! . . . Hopes to become a medical doctor . . . Hates surprise tests . . . Attended Boys' State. ELLEN HYATT Beat G.A.A. 1; Girls Club I; Cho- rus I. 2. 3 . . . “Give me strength! . . . Noted for jay- walking . . . Hopes to become a licensed practical nurse . . . Would love to own a blue Thunderbird . . . Enjoys loafing and going to record hops. LINDA IACOVELLI Lin Girls Club 3 ... I wanna tell ya! . . . Noted for a sense of humor . . . Hopes to become a legal secretary . . . Enjoys bowling and eating at AI’s Drive-In . . . Will always re- member the Class of 1961 . . . Dislikes conceited boys. JUDITH JAGER Judy Glee Club 1, 2; Chapel Choir 2, 3; Chorus 1. 3 . . . You're kidding! . . . Would love to make the students sing the Star-Spangled Banner at as- semblies . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Noted for her blushing. PATRICIA INGLIS Pat G.A.A. 1: Future Homemakers 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Page Stage 3 . . . “What a laugh! . . . Noted for her friendliness . . . Dislikes conceited girls . . . Would love to own a hotrod . . . Hopes to become a private secretary. PAULA JARDINE 'P. J. Chorus I, 2. 3; Goldcnrod Business Staff 3 . . . Wait one! . . . Loves to goof off . . . Is often seen in a 1953 white Chevrolet . . . Remem- bers Sno-Balls and football games at Q.H.S. . . . Suppressed desire is to get to Tennessee. MARJORIE JACKSON “Margie Chorus 2, 3; Future Homemak- ers 3 .. . Noted for chewing gum . . . “I’ll tell you later! . . Hopes to become a beauti- cian . . . Loves to talk on the telephone . . . Dislikes con- ceited boys ... Is a wonderful athlete . . . Anticipates gradu- ation. ANN MARIE JACOBSON “Ann Pep Club 3: Girls Club 2 . . . That's life!” . . . Hopes to be- come an artist after graduation from high school . . . Would love to travel all over the world . . . Enjoys dating, and doing art work . . . Elected business course during her Sen- ior year. 95 LESLIE JARVELIN G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses Club I; Pep Club 1, 2 . . . Leslie is taking a general course . . . She would like to become a dental assistant . . . She enjoys mak- ing money . . . Leslie can be found saying Oh my nerves . . . Leslie would like to buy a one-way ticket to the South Seas. GEORGE JENSEN Band 1. 2. 3 . . . Elected the college course . . . His ambition is to go to college . . . Remem- bers the Sno-Ball ... He en- joys bowling . . . Can often be found at the bowling alley . . . His favorite saying is Ah shoot . . . His suppressed de- sire is to own his own car. EDWIN JOHNSON Ed Football 2 ... Ed is taking the college course . . . His ambition is to run a business ... He en- joys bowling and riding in cars . . . You can often hear him say it's almost great! ... He doesn't like do-gooders . . . His suppressed desire is to own a small country. PAUL JOHNSON Johnnie Paul hopes to work into Mr. Babin's job ... His favorite pastime is “just biding my time” . . .Can usually be seen working on his car . . . His suppressed desire is to shout in the library . . . Remembers the trip to Concord ... His favor- ite saying is swinging. MERLE JONES Jonesy Merle is taking a business course . . . Her ambition is to play the guitar . . . Remembers the football games and running the elevator for Mr. Bennett . . . She enjoys riding in a car and listening to the radio . . . She can be heard saying Beauty!” ERNEST JORDAN Ernie Chorus 2. 3: French Club 3 . . . Noted for being quiet . . . Ernie likes to bowl and listen to good music . . . That’s nice . . . Dislikes people who mock black Buicks . . . Hopes to be an electrical engineer . . . Wants to own a car and a gas pump. LINDA KATZ Baton Squad 2. 3 (Head of the Blues 3); Future Nurses Club 2. 3 (Secretary 2): Pony Ex- press 2. 3 (Co-Editor-In-Chief 3); Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: French Club 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Chorus I, 2 . . . Future nurse . . . Attractive . . . What a panic . . . I.ikcs dating . . . Dreams of being a movie ac- tress. BARBARA KAUFMAN Barb Chorus 1. 2; Newswriters 1, 2. 3; (Vice President 2); French Club 2. 3; Girls Club 2: Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3: Pony Express I, 2. 3; Writers Workshop I . . . Favorite pas- time is talking on the phone . . . Will go to college . . . So anyway . . . Honor Roll stu- dent. And away we go! JANET KEARNEY Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . That's true . . . Likes being with Kenny . . . Ambition: to get married . . . Her pet peeve is having to So from the gym to the third oor in four minutes . . . Would love to go to California and visit Disneyland . . . Took a commercial course in high school . . . Short . . . Very cute girl. DANIEL KEEFE Danny Hopes to graduate in 1961 . . . Spends his spare time working on cars . . . Hates a “know-it- all . . . Hopes to become an auto mechanic . . . Blonde . . . I.ikcs being with a certain girl . . . One of the Quincy High Trade boys. ELEANOR KEEFE El” G.A.A. 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus I. 2. 3; Future Home- makers 3 . . . What a riot! . . . Noted for being full of mischief . . . Hopes to work at the Telephone Company after graduation . . . Would love a trip to Hawaii. CAROL KEELER Newswriters 2: Goldcnrod Staff 3: French Club 2. 3 . . . Enjoys going to basketball games and working on various art projects . . . Noted for her comical cartoons . . . Hopes to become a famous artist, and has a great deal of talent . . . Would love to visit Scotland. MARGARET KEITH “Peggy Will always remember the day that she received her first de- tention ... Pet peeve: con- ceited boys . . . Loves to cat . . . Business course . . . Hopes to go out with a certain some- one named Billy . . . Ambition: to be a secretary . . . Oh yeah.” KATHLEEN KELLEY “Kathy Glee Club 3; Chapel Choir I; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls Club 2; Cho- rus 2 . . . Her ambition is to be a secretary . . . She asks who can remember all her memor- able events at Q.H.S. . , . She enjoys music and dancing . . . Noted for giggling . . . Would like to travel across U. S. MARGARET KELLEY Jeanic Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (President); Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2: Chorus 2. 3: Future Homemak- ers 3 .. . Enjoys dates, bowl- ing. and dancing . . . What a laugh . . . Would like to grow taller . . . Hopes to attend I.B.M. School . . . Noted for excuses. ROBERT KELSEY “Bob Football 2. 3: Rifle Team 2. 3: Cross Country 1 ... He is tak- ing the college course ... He is noted for being on time . . . People who don't give hand signals are his pet peeve . . . His favorite saying is “Beep! Beep! . . . Bob enjoys riding his Vespa. DORIS KEN I LEY Dodic” Future Teachers’ 2. 3 (Secre- tary 3): Library Staff 1. 2 (Treasurer 2); Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; French Club 3; Scholarship Club . . . She is taking the col- lege course . . . Enjoys going to the show, then to Gary's . . . Favorite saying You’re a peach . . . Plans to teach. JOHN KENNY Sleepy Likes bowling . . . Noted for being broke . . . Hopes to be- come a plumber ... I don't do it” . . . Dislikes working at night . . . Would love to see the Trade classes become success- ful ... Pet peeve is the eleven o’clock lunches ... Is one of the Trade boys. JAMES KERSHAW Fly- Library Staff I. 2. 3 ... He likes to go fishing ... He is taking the college course . . . Ambition is to be a good pharmacist ... He would like to follow in his brother's foot- steps and attend Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Bos- ton. KEVIN KILEY Kev Basketball 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 2 ... He will always remember a CERTAIN dance . . . He enjoys lounging around with a certain person ... He can be heard saying “Hey man! ... He is taking the col- lege course . . . Noted for dumping cars off the seawalls. 97 CATHERINE KING Cathie Chorus 2. Pep Club 1. Dccca I . . . She is noted for rushing-to you know where . . . Favorite pastime is being with him . . . Her pet peeve is dinky lockers . . . She often says Hey . . . Ambition is to be married to Johnny . . . Wants to be right once. CLAIRE KNEELAND Future Teachers Club 1, Cho- rus 1 .. . She is taking the col- lege course . . . Claire remem- bers the 1960 Senior Prom and the Snowball . . . She particu- larly enjoys walking and read- ing .. . Pet peeve—people with a superior attitude . . . She en- joys horseback riding. PHILIP KNIGHT Phil Football 3; Rifle Team 1.2... Will always remember winning the Everett game . . . Member of National Honor Society . . . Noted for laziness . . . Pet peeve: People who love them- selves ... He is suppressing a desire to do something great. BRUCE KNOWLES Bob “Hi. nice kind buddy! ... Is noted for being happy and sat- isfied . . . Hopes to join the Marines after graduation . . . Remembers an incident in Chemistry concerning a can of phosphorus . . . Would enjoy being 6'2 tall and weighing 200 pounds. CHERYL KNOWLES Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y (Chaplain) 2. 3 . . . Enjoys going to coffee houses . . . Hopes to become a good housewife . . . Has beauti- ful dark hair and eyes . . . Sup- pressed desire is to go to Cali- fornia . . . Elected Stenograph- ic course in Senior year. SANDRA KUSSF.R “Sandy” Girls Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . 1 don’t care! . . . Hopes to be a top executive . . . Noted for her frank remarks . . . Will re- member walking through the halls of the Trade School . . . Hates to be told what to do. JOAN KYOPERI Joanie Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . C’est la vie ' . . . Would love to have enough nerve to parachute jump . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary . . . Enjoys bowling in her spare time . . . Dislikes people who talk behind other people’s backs. ARTHUR LALLY “Art Hockey 2. 3 . . . “Grow up! . . . Would love to live in the South Seas . . . Dislikes people who always owe money . . . Hopes to enter the Coast Guard after graduation . . . En- joys watching hockey games and going boating . . . Letter- man in Hockey. BETSY LALLY Bets Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1 . . . Oh. wow! . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Jimmy and onion rings fill her spare time . . . Dislikes teenage drinking . . . Suppressed desire is to get married . . . Remem- bers March 31. 1959 . . . Short and sweet. DERRICK LAMM German Club 1. 2: Hi-Y (Pres.) 3; National Honor So- ciety 2. 3; Key Club (Vicc- Prcs.) I. 2. 3 . . . Hi! . . . Secret desire is to command . . . Hopes to become an ac- countant . . . Pet peeve is bor- ing teachers . . . Spends most of his time talking . . . Elected College course in Senior year. 98 SHEILA LANE Chorus I . . . Hopes to become a private secretary, and elected the Stenographic course in Sen- ior year . . . You know. . . . Noted for her jokes . . . Would love to travel to Hawaii . . . Wishes some people would mind their own business . . . Often found at Page's Drug Store. RICHARD LA POINTH Rick Baseball 2 . . . What's new? . . . Would like to tour Canada . . . Hopes to become an ac- countant . . . Enjoys sports, es- pecially hockey, and dancing . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Elected the Business course during his Senior year. JOSEPH LaROSA Joe What ya say! . . . Noted for being the tallest boy in school . . . Hopes to become a drafts- man . . . Would love to own his own car and enjoys working on automobiles . . . Suppressed de- sire is to take a complete tour of Italy JUDITH I.AUKKANEN Judi Glee Club I. 2: Future Nurses I: G.A.A. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Page Stage 2; Nominating Comm. 2; Tri-Hi-Y (Pres.) 2. 3: Spanish Club (Pres.) 3: Goldcnrod Business Stalf 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Oh. ych. arc you serious? . . . Hopes to become a nurse. PAUL LAURF.TTO “Limpy Today is tomorrow—you dreamed about yesterday . . . Hopes to be an accountant . . . Enjoys reading and sports in his spare time . . . Dislikes women that talk too much . . . Would love to be a millionaire. KATHLEEN LEAHY Kathy Pep Club 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Who cares? . . . Noted for complaining about some- thing or anything . . . Hopes to do office work . . . Enjoys eat- ing pizza . . . Dislikes people who move other people's cars. MICHAEL LEAR Mike “Are you serious? . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Enjoys working on cars and driving around . . . Anticipates grad- uation from Q.H.S. . . . Hopes to enter the Navy . . . Elected the general course during his Senior year. RICHARD LEAVITT Rich Would love to play baseball with the Red Sox . . . Enjoys reading up on baseball at the “Y ... is looking forward to graduation . . . Dislikes girls who talk too much . . . Hi! . . . Remembers Mr. Parrel's shop class . . . Hates home- work. EDWARD LcNORMAND Ed F.d's pet peeve is people who always borrow money . . . Would love to own a Rolls Royce . . . His favorite pastime is boating . . . Tall and blonde . Quiet . . . Elected the col- lege preparatory course during his Senior year at Q.H.S. AGNES LEONARD Ginger Library Staff 2. 3 . . . Don’t worry about it! . . . Enjoys going to the movies in her spare time . . . Hopes to be- come a secretary . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Would love to visit Hawaii on a cruise around the world. Blonde efficiency. 99 LOIS LEONE Lois Baton Squad 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2 . . . Noted for being late . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Dislikes people who talk for hours on the phone . . . Favorite saying is No kidding . . . Would like to marry a prince . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary. WILLIAM LEONE Jackson Football I. 2, 3 . . . His ambi- tion is to be a radio announcer . . . He remembers getting all C’s on his report card . . . Fa- vorite pastime is reading mag- azines . . . Suppressed desire is to get on the honor roll . . . You can't lose if they don't score! BRENDA LEVINE Pony Express 3; Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus 1. 2. 3; G.A.A. . . . Noted for talking ... Is taking a commercial course . . . Elected to National Honor So- ciety . . . Favorite saying Wait a sec. . . . Pet peeve is people who arc never on time . . . Likes dating and talking to a certain boy. KEVIN LEW-HANSON Football I. 2; Cross Country 3; Winter Track 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Scholarship Club 2. 3: Science Club 1. 2. 3 (Secretary 3); Goldcnrod Stall 3; Hi-Y 3; German Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Debating Club 3 ... His pet peeve is girls who smoke ... Is noted for talking too much. EDWARD LEWIS Jinks Ed's ambition is to further his education ... His pet peeve is the clique ... To be one of the ten most wanted men (and not by the F.B.I.) is Ed’s sup- pressed desire . . . Ed’s favorite pastime is fooling around in study hall. JANET LIBBY Jan Library Staff 1, 2, 3 (President 3): Future Teachers 1, 2. 3 (Vice President 3); French Club 2, 3; Glee Club I; Chorus I. 2. 3; Newswriters 2; Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Am- bition is to be a high school teacher. JOAN LoCONTE Joanne Page Stage 2; G.A.A. 1 . . . Noted for getting into predica- ments ... Is taking a commer- cial course . . . Enjoys listening to Jackie Wilson records . . . Favorite saying is Get off my back . . . Would like to be- come a model . . . Pet peeve is boys who drink. BARBARA LEVINSON Barbie” Page Stage 1. 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Pony Express 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Enjoys bowling, dancing, and also lis- tening to Mathis albums . . . Noted for a few parties ... Pet peeve is people who gossip . . . Favorite saying is What a blast!” BEVERLY LOCARNI Bev” Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 1 (Presi- dent I) ... To travel and to further her education are her ambitions . . . Bev's favorite pastimes arc dancing and bowl- ing. THOMAS LOGAN Tom Favorite pastime is sports and also dancing . . . Noted for looking for a girl named Barb . . . Favorite saying is Hi ya guys . . . Would like to make a lot of money . . . Pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Sup- pressed desire to own a white Thunderbird. PETER LONG Pete’' Rifle team 1, 2. 3; Science Club 3 . . . Would like to stay out of trouble . . . Favorite saying Man what a blast . . . Re- members all 3 years . . . Ambi- tion is to travel throughout the world ... Pet peeve is lack of seats in cafeteria ... Is taking a college course. DONNA LORD1 Remembers homeroom periods in 203 ... Is taking a commer- cial course ... Is noted for being an instigator in the homeroom . . . Favorite pas- time is to talk . . . Ambition is to be a very good secretary . . . Would like to become a good water skier . . . Favorite saying is Now that isn’t nice.” I told you Einstein was wrong! JOHN LOTTI “Johnny” Football 1. 2, 3; Track 3; Hi-Y 3 . . . Hopes to join the Air Force after graduation from high school . . . Would love to become a teacher . . . Can be found at Al s” . . . Like, what is this? . . . Elected gen- eral course. BRUCE LUND Main interest is the Quincy Y Gym Team ... Is taking a college course . . . Favorite pastime is Kathy . . . Ambition is to coach college gymnastics . . . Pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Hopes to become a billionaire . . . Enjoys all sports especially gymnastics and vol- leyball. BARBARA LUON1 Barbie Baton Squad 2. 3; Girls Club 3; G.A.A. 2: Chorus 3 . . . Am- bition is to become a secretary . . . Favorite pastime is Leo . . . Noted for fighting with that certain someone . . . Dislikes boys who are conceited . . . Where’s he going? KENNETH LUONI Kenny Hockey I; Hi-Y 3: Golf 1; Dislikes doing homework . . . Ambition is to go to college . . . Would like to take an ocean cruise . . . Enjoys play- ing hockey . . . Favorite saying “Indubiously ... Is taking a college course . . . Likes all sports. THOMAS LYDON Tom Science Club 3: French Club 2 . . . Is taking a college course . . . Remembers the time he made the high honor roll . . . Pet peeve is homework . . . Ambition is to go to college . Favorite ‘saying is ‘’Defi- nitely” . . . Enjoys eating. RICHARD LYON Chick Would like to graduate in 61 . . . Is taking a general course . . . Pet peeve is the clique” . . . Noted for being a hard worker . . . Favorite saying is Everyone up to the guest house” . . . Favorite pastime is finger poppin’. JAMES LYONS Jim” Is taking a general course . . . Would like to be a success . . . Noted for not paying attention . . . Likes to sleep . . . Favorite saying is Good head . . . Would like to live in Hawaii . . . Dislikes people who know it all. KENNETH MacDONALD Mac Favorite pastime is working . . . Looks forward to gradua- tion in June. 1961 . . . Noted for doing things wrong! . . . Will always remember the open house at the Trade School . . . Will become a plumber . . . Pet peeve is the 8:05 bell . . . How about that? 101 RICHARD MacDONALD Rich Newswritcrs 3: French Club 1. 2; Radio Club 1 . . . Pet peeve is certain teachers . . . Likes to travel by plane . . . Favorite saying “Why not . . . Ambi- tion to be an airplane steward, linguist, or ship steward . . . Desires to own an airplane. HOLLY MacDONNF.LL Smilic Chapel Choir 3; Glee Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus I, 2 . . . Noted for her personality . . . Pet peeve is boys who pretend to be shy . . . Would like to go to Germany with B. M. . . . Favorite saying is Yo . . . Would like to be an office machine operator. THOMAS MacKAY Mac Hopes to be a pattern-maker . . . Pet peeve: teachers . . . Will always remember the Trade Christmas parties . . . Likes to fool around in school . . . Is noted for having fun . . . Oh be quiet . . . Mac's favor- ite pastime is being with girls. DOUGLAS MacLEAN Doug” Can be found in Richard's Drive-In . . . Would love to join the service . . . Wants to own his own auto body shop . . . Is noted for his primed and white 1952 Ford . . . Dislikes people who don’t take care of their cars . . . “Look at all the girls.” JOHN MaeLFAN Mac Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3 . . . Got your homework? . . . Enjoys being out with that “certain girl . . . Would love to have a nice car. a good job and a girl . . . Remembers when the Pony was stolen . . . Fleeted general course. GAIL MaeMULLFN Gaila” Hopes to become an I.B.M. op- erator . . . Noted for solving other people's problems . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Remembers having classes at the Trade School . . . Would love to own her own chocolate factory . . . “Well, hello there! E. JEAN MacRAF G.A.A. 2. 3; Future Nurses 1. 2. 3: French Club 3: Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Guess what! . . . Would love to travel . . . Noted for teasing friends . . . Enjoys bowling, eating pizza, reading and doodling . . . Thinks she has too much homework. FRANK MAHONEY Moe Would love to have a new car . . . Noted for having a good time . . . His ambition is to graduate! . . . Pet peeve: cliques . . . Will always remem- ber Mr. Clarke’s photography class . . . Can be found in North Quincy . . . Always good for a laugh . . . Fools around in study hall. DIANA MADDALFNA Dec Pep Club I; Goldcnrod Busi- ness Staff 3 . . . Her pet peeve is people who keep her waiting . . . Noted for being with Johnny . . . Would love to va- cation in Hawaii . . . Ambi- tion: marriage (a summer wed- ding. no less) . . . “Are you serious? . . . Business course. WAYNE MAJURI “Duane Favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing, and loafing . . . Pet peeve: short lunches . . . Am- bition is to pass trig and graduate . . . Suppressed desire is to live an easy, carefree life . . . “Going to the Cape, ape? . . . Blonde . . . Artistic. “A slide rule is a simple machine . . . JOHN MAKI Flipper Hopes to graduate this year . . Pet peeves: teachers and home- work . . . Likes to spend his spare time with girls . . . Okay, Bub . . . Can be found in the plumbing department of Quincy Trade School . Noted for having a good time. SANDRA MALLEY “Sandy Hopes to become an I.B.M. op- erator after graduation from high school . . . Dislikes people who are snobs . . . Oh. no! . . . Anticipates June and grad- uation day . . . Would love to have a date with Gardner Mc- Kay . . . Elected sales course. SUSAN MALAGUTI G.A.A. 2. 3; Chorus I, 2; Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 2. 3 (Vice-President 3); Future Nurses Club 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pony Express 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . You know! . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Pet peeve: bleached blonde hair . . . Likes sewing and bowling. ? JON MALONE Track 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3: Rifle Team 1. 2. 3 . . . Likes sports and playing the trumpet . . . “Yep . . . Hopes to go to col- lege ... His pet peeve is people who talk too fast . . . Honor Roll . . . Would love to travel around the world ... Tall .. . Crew-cut . . . Good math stu- dent. SUZANNE MALVESTI Suzic Future Nurses Club 2. 3; Cho- rus 1.2.3... Suzie’s pet peeve is the clique . . . Will become a practical nurse . . . No kid- king . . . Spends her spare time baby sitting . . . Noted for being on time . . . Would love to go out with a certain some- one. ELAINE MANC1L Rebel National Honor Society 2, 3; Chorus 1; Goldenrod Literary Staff 3: French Club 2. 3: Fu- ture Nurses Club 1: Future Teachers Club 3 . . . Would love to own a stable of thor- oughbreds . . . Noted for her love of Virginia . . . Likes read- ing and horses . . . Ya’ll. ESTHER MANN G.A.A. 1. 2; French Club 3: Girls Club 2; Chorus 1. 2: Goldenrod Staff . . . Future Teachers Association 2, 3 . . . Her suppressed desire is to spend a year in Israel . . . Shmorg . . . Noted for sour tomatoes ... Pet peeve: too much to do and not enough time to do it in . . . Beautiful hair. JANET MANN Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . That’s life” . . . Wants to graduate from high school . . . Her pet peeve is homework . . . Likes to spend her spare time relax- ing .. . Will always remember going to the Sno-ball . . . Janet would love to be a success in the future . . . Took a commer- cial course at Quincy High. MARIE MANN Ree” D.E.C.A. 3; Chorus 1 . . . Would love to own a brand new Thundcrbird . . . Likes sleeping, eating, and having fun . . . Pet peeve: conceited people . . . Oh Carol . . . Honor Roll student . . . Wants to become successful in what- ever field of work she chooses. MARY MARGIOTTI Girls Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 2. 3; French Club 3; Pony Express 3 . . . Hopes to be a commercial artist or magazine illustrator . . . Pet peeve is people who call her Mugi . . . Her favorite pas- times are painting, watching the New York Yankees, and going on shopping sprees . . . Artistic. RICHARD MARIANO “Dick- Football 2. 3 . . . Dick's ambi- tion is to become an account- ant .. . Noted for talking too fast . . . “Quincy can beat Bishop . . . Will never forget when Quincy beat North in the 1959 basketball game . . . Would love to see Quincy win the Greater Boston League. GARY MAXSON “Max Would love to own a Jaguar . . . What daya mean?” . . . Wants to be a mechanic . . . Favorite pastime is working on his car . . . Noted for being late for class . . . Pet peeve: conceited boys with nothing to be conceited about . . . Blonde. PAULA MAY Tillic G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Paula's pet peeve is people with no school spirit . . . Her favorite saying is Guess what! . . . Her ambition is to be a singer . . . Her suppressed desire is to have a gold record. BRUCH McARTHUR Mac Hopes to become a millionaire . . . Would love to travel to the South Pacific . . . Dislikes girls who think they arc great . . . Enjoys sailing . . . Got a snipe?” . . . Looks forward to graduation . . . Fleeted the gen- eral course during his Senior year. MARY McCALL Betty Chorus 1,2... Likes bowling, talking, and movies . . . Dis- likes homework and a crowded cafeteria . . . Hopes to be an airline stewardess ... Is noted for her long hair . . . Was awarded the Gregg Shorthand Certificate . . . Commercial course. DOROTHY McCORMACK “Dottic German Club 2 . . . Really now! . . . Enjoys dancing or doing anything exciting . . . Hopes to be famous someday . . . Dislikes attention getters and show-offs . . . Has beauti- ful long hair . . . Good student . . . Working girl . . . Will go to college. joan McDonald Joanic Library Staff 1. 2, 3; Future Teachers 2. 3 (Librarian) . . Likes listening to popular music . . . Her suppressed de- sire is to live in Hawaii . . . Looks forward to getting a col- lege degree . . . Pet peeve: peo- ple who gossip . . . Honor Roll student. carol McDonough Car-oil” Chorus I; National Honor So- ciety 2. 3 ... Pet peeve: people who aren't friendly to her . . . Wants to travel and would love to go to California . . . Likes to go to the movies . . . “Oh Jo- seph . . . Honor Roll student ... Is a nice person to know. DONALD MeGIBBON Don Basketball 3 . . . Bcanbag! . . . Hopes to continue his edu- cation in college after gradua- tion . . . Dislikes girls who talk too much . . . Will remember Algebra II . . . Enjoys basket- ball and sports in general . . . Would love to play with the Celtics. DAVID MeINTOSH Mac Intramural basketball 1; Cho- rus I; French Club 2 . . . Ain't that a shame! . . . Hopes to become an electronics engineer . . . Would love to kill Nikita Khrushchev . . . Will always remember when he got an A in mathematics. 104 KENNETH McKEEN Mac It wasn’t me” . . . Hopes to become a draftsman or enter engineering . . . Favorite pas- time is working on his car . . . Suppressed desire: to visit Ha- waii . . . His pet peeve is the clique . . . Took a general course in his Senior year at Quincy High. john McKinnon Bill Bill’s suppressed desire is to visit foreign countries . . . Spends his spare time bowling . . . Ambition: to become a success in the Navy . . . Noted for sleeping in class . . . His pet peeve is being hit with girls' big pockctbooks . . . General course. Joseph McLaughlin Joe Goldcnrod Literary Staff 3 . . . Would love to sell the Brook- lyn Bridge . . . Play it cool . . . Ambition: tool and die making . . . Likes hunting, fish- ing, and basketball . . . Dis- likes women who drive . . . Will always remember passing algebra . . . Had a good time at Q.H.S. pauline McLaughlin Glee Club 2; Chorus 2: Pep Club 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3 ... Is noted for blushing . . . “You know what I mean . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Dislikes girls who smoke . . . Would love to go to Bermuda or California . . . Waits for the weekends and has a ball. CECELIA McPHILIPS Cela Future Nurses I, 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Goldcnrod 3; Health Service 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3 . . . Fa- vorite pastime: driving the car . . . Calories are Ccla's pet peeve . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Memorable event: Girls Club initiation. NANCY MF.LONG La Chorus 2. 3 . . . Nancy’s ambi- tion is to be a secretary . . . Her favorite pastime is dating . . . Conceited people are her pet peeve . . . Her suppressed desire is to get married . . . Her favorite saying is Hi guys! KENNETH MERISALO Ken Would love to make a million dollars and realize his dream of retiring at an early age . . . Noted for playing cards . . . Enjoys dating, “driving around and eating . . . Pet peeve is a certain chemistry teacher . . . Elected the general course. STEPHEN MILLER “Steve” Steve’s suppressed desire is to be successful . . . His favorite pastime is basketball and bowl- ing .. . Teachers who give homework on the weekends arc Steve’s pet peeve . . . Steve has taken the general course and his ambition is to graduate. Counsel from the council. WILLIAM MILLER Billy Rifle Club 3 . . . Swimming in the Y pool, boating, fishing, hunting, and skin diving are his favorite pastimes . . . He is noted for his frankness . . . To go to the Merchant Marine Academy is his ambition . . . Don't be doing that! ROBERTA-DHBRA MISSEL Robbie Future Nurses 1. 2. 3; Debat- ing Club I, 2, 3 (President 3); Page Stage 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2; French Club 2. 3 . . . Rob- bie’s ambition is to do some- thing that the world will al- ways remember . . . She is noted for reading anything she can get her hands on. 105 MARILOU MITCHELI. Girls Club 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Vice Pres- ident 2) . . . Marilou's favorite pastime is going swimming . . . Her pet peeve is insincere peo- ple .. . Her suppressed desire is to be Ann's campaign man- ager . . . She hopes to go to college after she graduated from high school. MAUREEN MITCHELL Girls Club 2. 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3 (Vice President 3); Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain 3); French Club 2: Student Council 3 . . . Her pet peeve is conceited people . . . Her ambition is to be a suc- cessful artist . . . Her favorite saying is Arc you serious? THOMAS MITCHELL Mitch” Football 1 . . . Hopes to be- come a master electrician after graduation from Quincy Trade School . . . Enjoys movies, rec- ord hops, and snacks after dates . . . Pet peeve is people who cheat on tests ... I kid you not!” . . . Enjoys tinkering with electrical appliances. MATTHEW MONAHAN Matt Basketball I . . . You kiddin' me or what? . . . Would love to see Mr. Chruscicl with long hair . . . Dislikes girls who eat too much on dates . . . Enjoys playing hoop . . . Hopes to find success in the future . . . Elected the college course. JOANNE MONTELLO Jo Glee Club 2, 3; Chapel Choir 3; Future Teachers 2, 3; Band I. 2. 3 . . . Mama mia! . . . Hopes to go to Bridgewater State and become an elemen- tary school teacher ... Is noted for losing things . . . En- joys music and reading. ROBERT MOOD Ben Hopes to become an artist after graduation from high school . . . Dislikes dead parties and loud people . . . Enjoys collect- ing things that arc different . . . Remembers when the V-8 en- gine replaced the Pony . . . Elected the college course. CAROLYN MOORE Carol Future Nurses 1. 2. 3; Health Service 3; Girls Club 2, 3; French Club 3 . . . Oh crumb! . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Enjoys listening to Ameri- can Bandstand . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Would love to be a recording star ... Is quiet and shy. ELLEN MOORE Pep Club 3; Future Teachers 3; National Honor Society 2. 3: Girls Club 3: French Club 3; Chorus 3 . . . I have to buzz! . . . Hopes to become an ele- mentary school teacher . . . En- joys listening to music . . . Dis- likes snobs . . . Would love to take a long trip around the world. MICHELE MORAN G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3 (Trcas.); Girls Club 3; French Club 2; Future Nurses Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Please don't!” . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Remembers being an usher at the Prom . . . Noted for hard- boiled eggs and celery . . . Dis- likes boys who talk about girls. BEVERLY MORGAN Bcv G.A.A. 2 . . . “Congratula- tions! . . . Hopes to become an airline hostess after gradu- ation . . . Enjoys going to the drive-in . . . Noted for speaking very softly in class . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Remembers when the Pony was stolen. Don't lose your head. Dad. 106 JOHN MORGAN “Jack Would love to have a new car . . . No complaints . . . I.ikcs girls and cars . . . Hopes to be a sheet metal worker . . . Hopes that some girls would go to the Trade School . . . Noted for the way he drives . . . Dis- likes people who think they know everything. SONYA MOSES Sonnic Spanish Club I; Jr. Red Cross I: Page Stage 2. 3; Future Nurses 2, 3; Debating Club I, 2. 3 . . . The world goes around with or without ya! . . . Hopes to become a good nurse . . . Noted for her lovely black hair. RONALD MOWBRAY Ronnie Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Winter Track 3; Vice President Senior Class . . . Be good! . . . Hopes to be a physical ed- ucation teacher . . . Noted for the way he walks . . . Dislikes girls with naturally curly hair MARY ANNE MORRIS Suzy 0 Library 1. 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Her favorite pastimes arc reading and sew- ing .. . She has been suppress- ing a desire to sing a solo in senior assembly . . . Would love to run the library for one whole day . . . When's make- up night? As long as it's for Goldcnrod. ANNA MOSILLO Annie National Honor Society 2, 3 . . . “You are what you are! . . . Hopes to be a medical sec- retary . . . Enjoys swimming and reading . . . Noted for being quiet . . . Would love to travel and buy her own car . . . Dislikes unfriendly people. PETER MOTT I. A Pete Baseball 1. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2, 3; Cross Country I; Chorus 1; Hi-Y 3; French Club 2. 3 . . . Wicked! . . . Would love to pass that physics test . . . Dislikes high school cliques . . . Enjoys sports of all kinds . . . Elected college course. Jay” Cheerlcading 3: G.A.A. 3; Girls Club 3; Chorus 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Nominating Commit- tee . . . Beware of people too friendly! . . . Noted for blonde hair . . . Hopes to become a physical therapist . . . Dislikes people with no tact. WILLIAM MULLEN “Bill- Band I. 2. 3; Chapel Choir 3: Cilee Club 2, 3; Page Stage 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3 . . . Noted for eating huge lunches . . . Hopes to become a chef or a hotel manager . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Dislikes people who think they know it all. ALEX MUNN Al Chorus I . . . What did you say? . . . Hopes to become a draftsman . . . Dislikes girls with freckles . . . Would love to go on American Bandstand . . . Enjoys playing basketball in his spare time . . . Elected the general course. ALICE MURPHY G.A.A. 1, 3: Page Stage 3; Girls Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Fu- ture Nurses 3 . . . Who is it. I can't sec him! . . . Would simply love to go through twelve more years of school . . . Noted for breaking her glasses . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Dislikes people who use others. 107 Pictu res do too lie! MARY MURPHY •Peg- Pep Club 2: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1.2... Remind me to! . . . Noted for never eating a whole sandwich . . . Would love to slide down the bannisters from class to class . . . Hopes to become a private secretary. MAUREEN MURPHY Moc Chccrlcading 2. 3; Girls Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Did we ever! . . . Noted for talking in home room . . . Hopes to become a private sec- retary . . . Dislikes boys with long hair . . . Enjoys dancing, sports and talking on the tele- phone. WALTER MURPHY Wally Hopes to be an electronics technician ... Pet peeve is picking on big kids . . . Noted for fooling around (without getting caught!) . . . His sup- pressed desire is a big secret! . . . Remembers the historical trip to Boston and Concord . . . Favorite pastime is girls. DOROTHY MUSETTI Dottic Pep Club 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pony Express 3 . . . Have to pick up my pay- check tonight! . . . Hopes to become a private secretary . . . Dislikes stuck-up people . . . Would love to take a trip to Hollywood. LORRAINE NEEDLE Laurie” Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Noted for eating lunch in the corridor . . . Have you got any gas money? . . . Hopes to become a stenographer . . . Dislikes people who think they're tops . . . Would love to have plenty of gas. JOHN NELSON “Nelly” Hopes to enter the Armed Services after graduation from Quincy High School . . . En- joys tinkering with cars and just riding around . . . Meals! . . . Would love to go into electronics . . . Elected the general course. LOIS NEWELL G.A.A. 2. 3: Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Future Nurses I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Health Service 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Did you do your homework? . . . Enjoys eating pizza, and bowling . . . Remembers the day she won a bowling trophy . . . Hopes to become a nurse. WESLEY NEWTON Wes Enjoys playing baseball or bas- ketball . . . Hopes to join the Air Force after graduation from high school . . . Oh. no! . . Noted for talking about baseball all the time . . . Hates to have to stand up during lunch period. SUSAN NICASTRO Sue Noted for being the shortest girl in the Class of 1961 . . . Like wow—no smarts! . . . Would love to grow . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser after graduation . . . Remembers Jhe day class pictures were taken . . . Loves Darin and Mathis records. LOREEN NIEMI Lori G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 2; Girls Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Future Nurses 2. 3 (Sec'y); Health Service 3 . . . Are you serious?” . . . Hopes to train at Quincy Hospital . . . Noted for being quiet . . . Remembers Q.H.S. football games. 108 ROBERT NIEMI Bob Hi-Y 3; Goldcnrod Business Staff 3 . . . Hopes to become a technician after graduation from high school . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . What d'ya say. Handsome? . . . Elected the college course dur- ing his Senior year. WILLIAM NIEMI Bill- Chorus 3; Science Club 2. 3; German Club 3 . . . High Noon! . . . Would enjoy being a multi-millionaire . . . Dislikes “skinny girls . . . Hopes to be- come a mathematician . . . Col- lects stamps . . . Noted for the right answers in physics class. JUDITH NIGHTINGALE Judy Glee Club I; Chorus 2; Page Stage 2 . . . Whatyasay? . . . Would love to travel around the world . . . Hopes to become an airline hostess . . . Noted for being late to classes . . . Enjoys bowling . . . Dis- likes “stingy people. JOHN NIGRO Jack” Jack's ambition is to cheat without getting caught ... He is noted for fooling around in class ... To own his own busi- ness is his most suppressed de- sire ... His pet peeve is girls who can't rollerskate . . . Well I thought. THOMAS NOONAN Tom Writers Workshop 1; Science Club 1 . . . “What’s that du- hickey for? . . . Likes to play poker . . . Hopes to be an avi- ator after graduation . . . Noted for his friendly personality . . . Pet peeve is girls in general . . . Elected college course. DANE A NORTON Deny Cheerleading 2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Ring Committee 2: Chorus I. 2 . . . Hi. Charlie!” . . . Would love to learn to ski . . . Hopes to become a nurse after graduation . . . Noted for curly hair . . . Enjoys dancing and horseback riding. JAMES L. NORTON Jim Wants to be a successful drafts- man . . . Spends his spare time drawing and skating . . . Jim can be found in the Quincy High Trade School . . . Would love to spend a vacation in Ha- waii . . . Have a ball” . . . Noted for being on time. RICHARD NOURSE Rich- Hopes to become a photog- rapher after graduation . . . “How about that? . . . Enjoys working on hot rods and driv- ing around . . . Dislikes people who argue over nothing . . . Noted for knowing the way to Mr. Anderson's oflicc. FRANK NYROSS Soccer 3; Track 3 . . . Noted for asking stupid questions . . . Enjoys playing hockey . . . Hates to see smart-aleck soph- omores . . . Hopes to become a master electrician after gradu- ation from Quincy Trade School . . . Spends hours listen- ing to Arnic Ginsberg and wishing there were girls at Trade. JOHN O’BRIEN “Obio French Club; Hi-Y 3: Radio Club 1 . . . Took the college course ... He wants to be a history teacher . . . Can be found with the Drum Corps . . . You will hear him say Hi ya' Charlie! . . . Stubborn peo- ple arc his pet peeve . . . Re- members the smells of Chcmis- MICHELE O’BRIEN Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club I, 2; Chorus 1.3... Elected the college course . . . Her ambition is to become a legal secretary . . . Remembers the Thanksgiving games . . . Enjoys eating and just riding around . . . Can be heard say- ing ‘‘You're kidding. PAUL O BRIEN OB Hi-Y 3 ... Is taking the col- lege course . . . Wants to be- come an electronic engineer . . . Remembers all his days at Q.H.S. . . . Enjoys horsing around . . . Frequently says Hi Gra. . . . Says his sup- pressed desire is simply to get out of high school. THOMAS OCHS Tom He's taking the college course . . . Will always remember passing French . . . Spends a lot of his time doing gymnas- tics . . . Ambition is to be suc- cessful in later life . . . Sup- pressed desire is to be a famous trampoline performer. DENNIS O'CONNELL Okie Football I. 2. 3: Basketball 3; Track 1.3: Winter Track 3 . . . Is in the college course . . . En- joys going to the dog races . . . Would like to own his own race track . . . Ambition is to go to the moon . . . Work is his pet peeve . . . Often says Hey Grabado.” WILLIAM O'CONNELL Okie Basketball I . . . Taking the general course . . . Will remem- ber the Snowball of 1959 . . . His favorite saying is “Hi babe” . . . He most enjoys sleeping and is noted for being late . . . Pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . Would like a rest period. RONALD O’LOUGHLIN Alley- Suppressed desire: to ride a roller coaster to school . . . Favorite pastimes are girls, ham radio, and photography . . . Future plans include be- coming an electronics engineer . . . Pet peeve is a “certain Trade teacher . . . Will never forget his English class. MARA OLINTO Future Nurses I. (Trcas. 2. Pres. 3): Baton Squad 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; National Honor Society . . . Is taking the college course . . . Wishes to be a good nurse . . . Enjoys stopping at Ho Jo’s . . . Favorite saying is “You better believe it! EDWARD OLIVER Eddie Eddie’s ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer . . . He is noted for being excited at the football games . . . Home- room teachers who are late at dismissing the students at 2:30 are his pet peeve . . . “I'm for Nixon is his favorite saying. What letters? What eye chart? BRADFORD OLSEN Brad Brad's ambition is to join the Navy . . . Likes to watch all the girls in school . . . Would love to make a lot of money . . . Noted for getting into trouble . . . Pet peeve: cliques and people who play the role . . . Made many good friends at Quincy High. ROBERT OLSEN Bobo Golf Club 1. 2, 3; French Club 2. 3 . . . Pet peeve: two-timing girls . . . Ambition: to become a millionaire . . . Would love to pass a French test! . . . Will al- ways remember the “great” marks he received at Quincy High . . . Noted for his ‘‘intel- lectual” skill. 110 f WALTER O'MEARA Wally Football 2, 3: Baseball I. 2. 3; Basketball 2: Hi-Y 3 ... Is noted for eating too much and too slow . . . Likes sports . . . What homework? . . . Wants to play for the Yankees . . . His pet peeve is shaving . . . Suppressed desire: to have three lunches a day. CHRISTINE O'NEIL Chris Glee Club 1. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Fu- ture Homemakers 2. Chorus 1 . . . What? . . . Likes bowl- ing. dancing, and dating . . . Noted for her serious expres- sion . . . Chris’s pet peeve is boys who call and don't leave their names . . . Would love to marry a millionaire. BARBARA O'NEILL Barb G.A.A. I, 2. 3; Baton Squad 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3: Future Nurses Club 1. 2. 3; Health Service 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . A future nurse at Quincy Hos- pital . . . Noted for talking and having a good time . . . Her pet peeve is boys who drink . . . Eat a bug . . . Cute smile. JAMES ORENBERG Jimeo” Tennis 1. 2. 3; Student Council I, 2. 3 (Treasurer 2. President 3); French Club 2. 3 (Presi- dent 2): National Honor Soci- ety 2. 3; Hi-Y 3 ... Can be found talking around the pony . . . Smart . . . Wants to go to Harvard . . . Dislikes snobby underclass girls. ERNEST OSBORNE Moose Can be found in Randolph . . . Noted for his crazy ideas . . . Dislikes teachers . . . Eavoritc pastime is working on his car . . . Would love to have a hot rod . . . Hopes that some girls would enroll in the Trade School . . . Oh gee.” HARRY OSBORNE Ozzic Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3; Ring Committee 2 . . . Ozzie hopes to become a draftsman . . . Favorite pastimes are sports and girls . . . Cool it . . . He and you-know-who can be found in the auditorium every morning . . . Tall . . . Crew-cut . . . Wears nice sweaters. GEORGE PANENKA Rifle Club 1. 2 . . . “Get out . . . Would love a visit from Michael Anthony (with a mil- lion dollars, of course) . . . Wants to retire when he’s forty . . . Will always remember the first time he didn’t receive a deficiency ... His pet peeve is teachers who get together and talk about pupils. Ill PHILIP PEAK Gerry Tennis I, 2 . . . Likes to go bowling . . . Hopes to become successful (Good luck) . . . Would love to own a brand new Cadillac convertible . . . Gerry took the commercial course during his senior year at Quincy High ... A nice per- son to know. JOAN PELLEGRINI Joannic Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Joannic’s noted for her orange nail pol- ish and orange lipstick . . . Wants to be a beautician and would love to have her own shop . . . Her pet peeve is being nailed out by Mr. Koolian . . . “Oh baby . . . Artistic . . . Honor Roll student. DIANE PERETTE Dizi Girls Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Suppressed desire: to steal the pony ... Pet peeve: those all girl classes . . . Wants to be successful . . . Big deal . . . Spends her time talking . . . Honor Roll student . . . Took a business course in high school. JOHN F. PERKINS “Ricky '“Like wow! . . . His pet peeve is too much homework . . . Will have an Air Force career . . . Hopes to graduate . . . Likes listening to all kinds of records . . . Likes a girl named Donna . . . Will always remem- ber operating the elevator for Mr. Bennett. BERNICE PERNA Bcrnic Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Future Nurses 2: Future Teachers 3 . . . Really! . . . Hates damp weather that takes all the curl out of her hair . . . Hopes to become an elemen- tary school teacher . . . Re- members Q.H.S. football games. GFRAI.D PERROTTA “Jerry Writicr’s Workshop I. 2. 3; Chorus I: Key Club I. 3 . . . Jerry’s ambition is to be a for- eign diplomat ... To be a fisherman is his suppressed de- sire . . . Grouchy people arc his pet peeve . . . His favorite say- ing is Gosh!” WALTER PETERS Walt Would love to own a flashy sportscar and have plenty of money in his pocket all the time . . . Looks forward to the Senior Prom, then to gradua- tion . . . Enjoys all kinds of sports . . . Noted for saying. What, me worry?” CARL PETERSON Chorus I. 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3: Chapel Choir 3 . . . His favor- ite pastimes are dancing, eating pizza, and going to Al's ... To travel to South America is his suppressed desire . . . His pet peeve is homeroom period in Mr. Koolians room . . . To be a success in the stock market is his ambition. JOHN PETRELLI Jack Jack's ambition is to enlist in the Coast Guard ... His favor- ite pastime is boating . . . His pet peeve is girls who talk loud . . . His suppressed desire is to become a millionaire . . . His favorite saying is Let’s roll! MARY LOUISE PETRELLI Mary Lou Baton Squad 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Treasurer 3); G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club I. 2. 3; Page Stage 2. 3; Chorus I: Future Teachers 1; Golden- rod 3: Pony Express I. 2 . . . Pet peeve is wearing shoes . . . “’Are you serious? JESSIE PETTINELLI Jess” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Girls Club I. 2. 3; G.A.A. 2; Radio Club 2 . . . Favorite pas- time is being with L.G. . . . Darling . . . Known for her fabulous sense of humor . . . Why don’t people mind their own business? . . . Suppressed desire: to travel. JOHN PHILLIPS Phil Are you serious? . . . Enjoys reading in his spare time . . . Would love to be an honor stu- dent . . . Dislikes long home- work assignments ... Is look- ing forward to graduation . . . Elected the general course dur- ing his Senior year. STANLEY P1CARSKI. JR. ’Stan the Man Stan’s favorite pastime is hunt- ing .. . Will join the Air Force after graduation from high school . . . Pet peeve: a cer- tain teacher . . . Nice going . . . His suppressed desire is to build a hot rod . . . Auto me- chanics at Trade. 112 ROBERT PITTS Bob Spends his spare time bowling . . . Pet peeve: people who nail him out . . . Will join the Air Force . . . Smarten up . . . Wants to be good at all sports . . . Will always remem- ber the day he broke the glass of the trophy ease . . . General course. JAMES V. PIZZI Jim What'd you say? . . . Ambi- tion: auto body . . . Likes bowling ... Is noted for his good workmanship . . . Will always remember having his class pictures taken . . . Can be found in the Quincy High Trade School ... Pet peeve is the eleven o'clock lunch. JOHN PLAPIS Johnny Hopes to become an architec- tural draftsman . . . I'll never tell . . . College prep . . . Enjoys water skiing, bowling, and the drive-in . . . Pet peeve: $1.00 hr. . . . Some day Johnny desires to go surfboard riding in Trinidad. BEVERLY POLLARA Bev G.A.A. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3 . . . Likes being with that certain someone . . . Wants to have a phone of her own . . . Dislikes boys who don’t keep their comments to themselves . . . Will never forget the 1960 Prom. SANDRA POLLARA “Sandy” Noted for big brown eyes . . . Likes bowling and dancing . . . Hopes to be a beautician . . . “What a riot . . . Thrives on Chinese food . . . Dislikes con- ceited people . . . Suppressed desire is to travel around the world in eighty days. CAROLYN RAMSEY Squeaky Debating Club 3; German Club 3 . . . Her ambition is to be- come a medical technician . . . She received the Red Cross Chapter Volunteer Award . . . Favorite saying is Bug away bait ... Pet peeve is stuck-up people. ROSEMARY PRIMAVERA Rosie Her favorite pastime is reading, walking, or listening to the radio . . . She is noted for her quietness . . . Her pet peeve is noisy people . . . Rosie’s favor- ite saying is Oh! You're funny, aren’t you? . . . She can be found with a good book. THOMAS QUINN “Tom” Tom will always remember the first day that he came to Quincy High School ... He can usually be found some- where around cars—cars of any kind . . . His suppressed desire is to visit the Sunshine State of Florida . . . Noted for long book reports. WALTER RALSTON Wally Band 1. 2. 3: Chapel Choir 2. 3 . . . His ambition is to be- come a doctor . . . Favorite pastime is driving a car ... Pet peeve is doing his homework . . . Made the honor roll all three years . . . Suppressed de- sire is to own a nice Corvette. MARILYN RAND Randy Library Staff 1.3: French Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; Scholarship Club 2, 3 . . . How’s it going? . . . Hopes to become a medical technol- ogist . . . Would love to travel . . . Pet peeve is her seven brothers . . . Elected the col- lege course. A study in study. 113 ELAINE RANDALL Ellie” Rifle Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Girls Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Sci- ence Club I. 2: Page Stage 3; Goldenrod Business Staff 3 . . . “SwinginT‘ . . . Would love to be a model . . . Likes to read and dance . . . Hopes to be a medical technologist. ELIZABETH RANIF.RI “Liz Hopes to become a secretary after graduation from high school . . . Enjoys bowling in her spare time . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . “Like, wow! . . . Made the honor roll . . . Elected the commercial course during her Senior year. JOSEPH RANIF.RI Joe Hopes to become a draftsman . . . Like it! . . . Dislikes teachers who play the role . . . Enjoys hunting. Ashing and all kinds of sports . . . Went to Quincy Trade School . . . Was in the machine class . . . Would love to own a new Cadillac convertible. RICHARD RAPPOLI Rap Baseball 1. 2. 3 . . . Come on! . . . Hopes to become a professional baseball player . . . Dislikes overly sophisticated girls . . . Enjoys going to the beach, dancing and playing baseball . . . Elected the gen- eral course during his Senior year. NANCY RAYMONDI Nance Future Teachers 2. 3 . . . “Oh. no!” . . . Hopes to become a teacher after graduation . . . Enjoys singing . . . Wishes Q.H.S. had escalators . . . Has a bright smile and graceful manners . . . Elected the col- lege course during her Senior year. JOSEPH REARDON Woody Will always remember the day the Pony was taken from Q.H.S. . . . Why not . . . Pet peeve: people who talk too much . . . Hopes to graduate . . . A sharpshooter . . . Took a general course in his senior year at Quincy High School. BEVERLY REICHERT Bcv Future Nurses Club 1. 2 . . . Pet peeve: stairway C . . . You nut!” . . . Wants to own a Thundcrbird . . . Will never forget chemistry with Mr. Chrusciel . . . Noted for being late . . . Likes to be with Barry . . . Took a general course at Quincy High. LESLIE REVIERE Favorite pastime is dieting . . . She is noted for her wise cracks . . . Wants to be a pri- vate secretary . . . Her pet peeve is attention-getters . . . Honor Roll student . . . Sup- pressed desire is to go to art school . . . Wants to take a commercial art course after high school graduation. CHARLES REYNOLDS Charlie Football 1.2... His ambition is to be an airline pilot . . . Takes radio and television elec- tronics . . . Noted for being a twin . . . Favorite pastime is hanging around Guido's . . . Hey. you. come here!” . Remembers always being mis- taken for his brother. JAMES REYNOLDS Jim Football 1. 2. 3 . . . Jim's sup- pressed desire is to be a success in business ... Pet peeve is people who do not listen when you are talking to them ... His favorite pastime is being on the bottom of a pile-up . . . That’s pathetic! KENNETH REYNOLDS Ken” Will never forget the school parties . . . Wants to be a mil- lionaire ... Is noted for his black and white Ford . . . Likes going out with girls . . . Pet peeve: sophomores . . . Would love to own a 1961 Ford Thundcrbird . . . You bugger. EILEEN RIBAK Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 . . . Eileen's am- bition is to be a success . . . Her suppressed desire is to travel around the world . . . She dislikes snobs . . . Her fa- vorite pastimes arc talking and shopping . . . Eileen would like to become a hairdresser . . . Who? These new typewriters sure can’t spell. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Betty G.A.A. 1: Future Nurses 1, 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Chaplain 3); Pep Club 1, 2 . . . Betty’s ambition is to be a registered nurse . . . Her pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . Her suppressed desire is to live in Mexico . . . I don’t believe it! ARTHUR RIIHIMAKI Art Band I. 2. 3; Science Club 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: Scholarship Club 2. 3 (Pres.) . . . Lend me a dime? . . . Hopes to become a research chemist . . . Won the Harvard Book Award ... Is a Finalist in the National Merit Scholar- ship program. RICHARD RIZZO Dick- Key Club 2: French Club 2 . . . Dick’s ambition is to be an engineer ... His favorite pas- times arc swimming, dancing, and bowling . . . His pet peeve is people who embarrass other people ... His suppressed de- sire is to win an Academy Award. STEPHEN ROBERTS Steve Baseball I. 2. 3; Goldenrod Literary Staff 3 . . . Noted for being a slow poke . . . Pet peeve: people who agree with him . . . Would love to sec a girl enrolled in plumbing class . . . Hopes to become rich . . . Favorite pastime is eating. REGINA ROBICHEAU “Gina Girls Club 2. 3 (Vice President 3); Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; National Honor Society 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Chaplain 2. President 3) . . . Gina's suppressed desire is to be happy, healthy, wealthy and wise . . . Oh, well! SANDRA ROCHELLE Sandi G.A.A. 1. 2: Pep Club I. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Page Stage 3: French Club 2; Pony Express 3 . . . People who put on big acts arc her pet peeve . . . Eating and dating arc her favorite pastimes . . . Her favorite saying is You beasts! LOUIS RODOPHELE Lou Baseball 1. 2. 3 . . . Lou is noted for being a home-run baseball pitcher . . . His ambi- tion is to be a teacher . . . Fa- vorite pastime is sports . . . Suppressed desire is to be a success . . . His favorite saying is Beautiful! EDWARD ROGERS Eddie Eddie’s ambition is to be a draftsman . . . His pet peeve is the clique . . . His suppressed desire is to own a I960 Cor- vette ... He will always re- member the theft of the Pony . . . Eddie has taken the college course . . . That's hairy! 115 Why can’t I have tomorrow off? JOAN ROGERS Betsy” D.E.C.A. 3 (Vice President 3); Pet peeve: people that arc stub- born just like herself . . . Noted for always talking and being half asleep . . . Who me? Never!” . . . Will not tell any- one her memorable event at Q.H.S. because it’s a big secret. ANN ROSENTHAL “Little Annie” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Sec.); Pony Ex- press 1, 2, 3; Page Stage 2 (Sec. 3); French Club 2 (V. P. 3) . . . Peeved at Republicans, went all out for Kennedy . . . Suppressed desire is to be the first lady President . . . This bouncy elf says wicked.” PATRICIA ROSS Patti Checrlcading 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; National Hon- or Society 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 3 (Vice Presi- dent 3): Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 (Vice President 2. President 3) . . . Let’s get organized!” . . . Hopes to be a success. PETER ROSS Pete Golf 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Hi- Y 3 . . . Favorite pastime: weekend dates and golf . . . Noted for his red hair . . . What a laugh” ... Pet peeve: people who don’t listen while he’s talking to them . . . Will always remember the 1958 Sno-Ball . . . Tall . . . Artistic. ELAINE ROSSIGNOL Glee Club 2. 3; Chorus I, 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Scholarship Club 2. 3 . . . Would like to work in the med- ical field . . . Oh well!” . . . Pet peeve: cliques” . . . Honor Roll . . . Suppressed desire: to go to the Prom with that cer- tain someone. THOMAS ROWE Red Rastis Cross Country 3; Track 3 . . . Likes to play poker . . . Noted for talking in English class . . . “That’s O.K.! . . . Aims to be a registry policeman . . . Dis- likes girls who smoke in public . . . Remembers the home- room walkout.” DONALD ROWELL Don His ambition is to become a mechanical engineer Fa- vorite pastime is swimming and bowling . . . Likes Chinese food . . . Pet peeve is people who play the role . . . Sup- pressed desire is to get married . . . Hurry up with the home- work!” EDWIN RUSKA “Charlie Hopes to become an engineer . . . Dislikes high school cliques . . . Noted for his brains . . . I don’t know?” . . . Would love to make a million dollars . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Remembers the theft of the Pony. 116 LEE RUSSELL “Java Hopes to become a chemical engineer . . . Dislikes girls who smoke ... I just don't know! . . . Would love to see Quincy beat Brockton . . . Loves to loaf as much as possible . . . Remembers the Lower Slobovia dance . . . Elected the college course. JANE RYAN Janie” G.A.A. 2; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2 . . . Would love to live in New York . . . Enjoys listening to jazz records . . . Dislikes people who are insincere . . . Elected the college course during her Senior year. PF.TFR RYAN Pete Science Club 1, 2. 3 (Presi- dent) . . . Hopes to become a mathematician . . . Has won two National Science Founda- tion scholarships, plus a cer- tificate of merit from the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Corp. . . . Loves to go out. SANDRA SAVONKN “Sandy Tri-Hi-Y 3 ... In the general course . . . Luckily Sandy wants to be a hairdresser as she is noted for cutting hair . . . You can find her at Al's Drive-in . . . She’ll remember Q.H.S. for the Prom of 1960 . . . Her favorite question. What's this, a gag? CLINTON SCHURMAN Klcm How’s your mother? . . . Hopes to become a teacher after graduation from high school . . . Attended Quincy Trade School and was a shop foreman . . . Noted for being late . . . Dislikes high school prejudice against the boys in “Trade. RICHARD SACCHETTI Sac Football 1. 2, 3: Hockey 1 . . . Oh. yeah! . . . Hopes to be- come a teacher of physical ed- ucation . . . Dislikes high school cliques . . . Would love to own a Corvette . . . Remem- bers Mr. Grassie . . . Fleeted the college course during his Senior year. IRF.NF. SANBORN Rcanic G.A.A. I. 2, 3 . . . Irene took the business course in her sen- ior year . . . She hopes to work for an airline and later get married . . . Her favorite pas- time is bowling . . . Irene, a girl noted for a sunny disposi- tion. will surely be a success. PATRICIA SANTORO Pat Chorus 1 . . . Pat’s ambition is to become a nurse . . . Her memorable event at Q.H.S. was the 1958 Sno-ball . . . She likes art and dislikes conceited boys . . . She is noted for her favor- ite saying, like ya know . . . Pat's secret ambition is to go to France. JOHN SC A VO Johnny Why not . . . Will enter the field of auto mechanics ... His pet peeve is people who think they know it all . . . Favorite pastime is working with cars . . . Looks forward to gradua- tion in June . . . Will always remember having his class pic- tures taken. MARILYN SCHWARTZ “Mai Mai was a commercial student during her senior year . . . She hopes to become a secretary . . . She is noted for eating and talking . . . With Mai every- thing is fabulous . . . Her memorable event at Q.H.S. was the first football game that she attended. JOHN SCHEMBARI Johnny John took the commercial course in his senior year for a very good reason. He hopes to become a millionaire ... He is noted everywhere for THE FORD . . . He dislikes teach- ers and likes girls . . . His fa- vorite saying is that's life. JANET SCHIAVO Jan” Loves ice skating, eating pizza and dating . . . Dislikes people who are late . . . Would enjoy winning a mink coat on The Big Payoff . . . Dreams of be- coming a high fashion model, but would be satisfied with a secretarial position. 117 JOAN SEAVER “Joni Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Chorus 2 . . . After completing the steno- graphic course in her senior year. Joni hopes to become a secretary . . . She is noted for her gum chewing . . . Her sup- pressed desire is to go to Cali- fornia (She just might make it.) BARBARA SHAPIRO Barb Girls Club 2; Pony Express 1; Chorus I; Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3 . . . Barb took the col- lege course in her senior year and hopes to go on to college to study to be a dental assistant . . . She enjoys listening to the hi-fi. talking on the phone, and eating. JANET SHIELDS Jan Chorus 1. 2; Pony Express 3: Goldenrod 3 ... Jan was a commercial student at Q.H.S. . . . She hopes to become a commercial artist . . . Jan is noted for being TALL . . . Wonderful art work . . . Her favorite saying. How about that? ALICE SHIPLEY “Al French Club 2. 3; Chorus I. 2, 3 . . . Alice was a college prep student in her senior year . . . Her ambition is to become a nurse . . . She enjoys dancing . . . Her pet peeve is unfair people . . . She is well known for saying I don’t know. ROBERT SILCOX Bob Likes basketball and fishing . . . Dislikes show-offs ... Is noted for forgetting things . . . Spends most of his spare time listening to the radio, eating fried clams and just goofing off . . . Fa- vorite saying is You think you’re funny, don’t you! HAROLD SILTANEN Harry” Favorite pastime is loafing . . . Hopes to become a mainte- nance machinist after gradua- tion from high school . . . Hates to see girls in dungarees . . . Would love to own a Cor- vette . . . Will always remem- ber passing algebra . . . Noted for doing nothing. JEFFREY SILVERMAN Jeff” Baseball 1; Cross Country 1; Chorus I . . . Jeff took the busi- ness course in his last year at Q.H.S. and is headed for col- lege or business school next year . . . His favorite pastime is playing baseball ... He is noted for working at the A P. LOUISE SI RON I “Louiscy Chorus 1; Girls Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2; Page Stage 2; Pony Express 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 (Secretary 3); French Club 2: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Hopes to become a teacher . . . Plays the piano . . . De- serves success . . . Smart . . . Beautiful hair. Take a letter, darling! MICHAEL SKERRY Skez Hi-Y 3: French Club 3: Intra- mural Basketball 2. 3 ... Mi- chael elected the College Course in his senior year . . . His favorite pastimes are horseback riding and sleeping ... He is noted for being late and saying I’ll say . . . His secret desire is to be a singer. HERBERT SLOCUMB Lobster Noted for his auto body work and his paint jobs . . . Think, it may be a new experience . . . Favorite pastimes arc girls and cars . . . Hopes to be an auto body man or a tcstcar driver ... Pet peeve: girls and travel . . . Very good at his work. 118 i. JUDITH SMELCER BARRY SMITH “Judy Smitty” She is taking the general course Track I. 2. 3; Soccer I, 2, 3 . . . Ambition is to graduate . . Barry took the general . . . Will always remember the course in his last year at I960 Sno-Ball . . . Her favorite Q.H.S. . . . His favorite pastime pastimes arc dancing and dat- is sleeping . . . His ambition is ing . . . She is noted for never as yet undecided ... He hopes being at home . . . Her sup- that eventually better food, like pressed desire is to go to an steak, will be sold in the lunch I.B.M. school. room. CATHERINE SMITH “Cathy Glee Club 1: Science Eair 2. 3; French Club 2; National Hon- or Society 2. 3: Goldenrod 3 . . . Won the Historical Society- Award . . . Merit Scholarship Test Certificate . . . Honorable Mention at the Regional Sci- ence Fair . . . Her favorite pas- times arc swimming and skat- ing. HELEN SMITH Smitty” Helen took the Business Course in her senior year . . . She hopes to become a secre- tary or a model . . . Her favor- ite pastimes arc horseback rid- ing and skating . . . She is noted for her sense of humor and dieting . . . She secretly wants to have platinum hair. HOWARD SMITH Howie Science Club 2, 3 . . . Howard elected the College Course in his senior year at Q.H.S. . . . He hopes to go on to college to study engineering . . . His pet peeve is “this big to do over me ... He is noted for his briefcase ... He would like to be one of the boys. PETER SMITH Pete Cross Country Team 1, 2, 3 . . . Pete took the College Course in his senior year and hopes to go on to study to be- come an engineer . . . His fa- vorite pastime is fishing . . . His pet peeve is slow girls in the corridors . . . Peter was an honor student at Q.H.S. JUDITH SMOLLETT Judi Judi elected the Stenographic Course in her senior year . . . Her ambition is to become a secretary . . . Her memorable events at Q.H.S. were the Thanksgiving Day Rallies . . . Her favorite pastime is writing letters . . . Her secret desire is to visit Hawaii. PHILIP SOLAQUA Phil Philip took the General Course . . . His favorite pastime is boating . . . His ambition is to become an auto mechanic . . . He is looking forward to Grad- uation ... He is noted for quietness and saying That’s life . . . His suppressed desire is to be liked. VINCENT SOLMONTE Vinnie Football 1. 2. 3; Rifle Club 2; Basketball 2. 3; Track 3; Base- ball 3; Hi-Y 3 . . . Elected the College Course . . . Enjoys dances and parties . . . His sup- pressed desire is to go to Ber- muda for two weeks with the boys. JOHN SORTERUP Jack John took the College Course in his senior year ... His am- bition is to become an engineer . . . His favorite pastime is yachting ... His pet peeve is girls who block the corridors . . . He is noted for saying “Arc you kidding me. or what? 119 Future Debutantes. JOAN SPADORCIA “Spud Joan elected the General Course in her senior year . . . She hopes to attend I.B.M. School after Graduation . . . She is noted for being bored . . . Her favorite pastime is having fun . . . Her favorite ex- pression is By the way . . . She hopes to travel. SHIRLEY SPARGO Blondie Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 2; Chorus I. 2, 3 . . . Shirley took the business course in her senior year . . . Her ambition is to become an artist . . . Her suppressed desire is to take a fabulous trip around the world. CHARLES SPEARING Charlie Dislikes girls who don’t say “Hi . . . Will be a sheet metal worker . . . Likes bowling . . . Oh no . . . Noted for always talking . . . Looks forward to graduation in June . . . His suppressed desire is to own a sheet metal shop . . . Lives in Randolph. RICHARD SPENCE Rich If the task I have is hard. I'll do it right away; if it is impos- sible. give me a little time . . . Pet peeve is food . . . Ambition is to be an auto body man . . . Hopes to be successful . . . Will always remember the Christmas parties at Trade. ROBERT STEEN Bob Robert elected the College Course in his senior year . . . His ambition is to become a Marine ... His favorite pas- time is working . . . His favor- ite saying is Yea . . . His sup- pressed desire is to sleep until eleven every day . . . He dis- likes people who sleep in class. EDMUND STEIGMAN Stcig Student Ticket Seller 1. 2. 3; French Club 2. 3 (Vice Pres.); Science Fair 2; Goldenrod Lit- erary Staff 3; Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 ... His am- bition is to become a dentist . . . Ed enjoys all sports . . . His suppressed desire is to be a millionaire. KARIN STEINER That little German girl Chcerleading 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Girls Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3 . . . Karin took the college course . . . She hopes to be- come a U.N. interpreter . . . Her secret desire is to speak 4 languages. KARIN STENSRUD “Karic Hates homework, but is willing to study to get her diploma . . . Loves to listen to Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra LP’s . . . Quite a telephone talker . . . Noted for a cheerful smile . . . Frequently says, “Oh. brother!” 120 EDWARD STEWART Ed Edward elected the General Course in his senior year at Q.H.S. ... He hopes to join the Navy after he graduates . . . His favorite pastimes arc cars and girls in that order ... He is noted for being late . . . His suppressed desire is to own a Harlcy-Davidson. CAROL STODDARD Future Homemakers 2; Chorus 1.2... Carol elected the gen- eral course in her last year at Q.H.S. . . . She hopes to be- come a hairdresser after gradu- ation . . . She is noted for being late . . . Her suppressed desire is to marry a millionaire . . . Carol enjoys experimenting with hair styles. ENRICO STRACCO “Rico Band I, 2, 3 ... He look the College Course during his sen- ior year at Q.H.S. ... His am- bition is to go to College . . . His favorite pastimes are dat- ing and eating Italian food . . . His secret desire is to run the school for one day. LI.OYD STRATTON Scratch Intramural basketball 3 . . . Gel lost!” . . . Would love to be a lion tamer ... Is noted for getting detentions . . . Hopes to enter the Air Force . . . Hates to be late for lunch period . . . Enjoys eating and reading comic books. RICHARD STURGIS Dick- Intramural basketball . . . En- joys driving cars in his spare time ... He hopes to become a businessman . . . His pet peeve is crowded lunches . . . Would love to shoot a polar bear . . . He elected the college course during his senior year . . . Hey. man!” DOUGLAS STUTEVILLE “Ben” Key Club I. 3; Newswriters 3: Hi-Y 3; Statue for John Adams Committee (President) . . . How ya been? . . . Dislikes over-aggressive girls . . . Hopes to become an Air Force gen- eral ... Can often be seen creeping in at 2 a.m. JOAN SULLIVAN “Joanic” Library Staff I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus I, 2. 3 . . . Loves to go to the movies . . . Kathy, we’re late again! . . . Dislikes snobs” . . . Hopes to become a private secretary . . . Would love to visit England. RICHARD SULLIVAN Sully Chorus 3; Camera Club 3 . . . He dislikes girls who swear . . . His ambition is to go into the field of business management . . . Would like to manage a hotel . . . Richard elected the college course during his Senior year at Q.H.S. JUDITH SULLIVAN Judy” Mixed Glee Club 2. 3 (Librar- ian): Goldcnrod Business Staff 3; Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . It's awfully nice! . . . Would love to live in California . . . Dis- likes conceited boys . . . Hopes to become a nurse . . . Can often be found working at Quincy Hospital. ROBERT SULLIVAN Sully Football I; Chorus 3 . . . He enjoys hunting in his spare time . . . His favorite saying is Bud! ... He hopes to join the Air Force . . . Dislikes con- ceited girls . . . Would love to become a millionaire . . . Elected the general course. LOUISE SULLIVAN “Lou That’s a laugh and a half! . . . Dislikes conceited people and cliques . . . Would love to live in New Hampshire . . . Hopes to go to I.B.M. school . . . Will remember her first day at Q.H.S. . . . Enjoys going to dances. MARION SULLIVAN Sully Pep Club 3 . . . Don’t sweat the small stuff! . . . Would love to cruise around the world . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary . . . Dislikes boys who don’t dress neatly . . . Loves to spend money . . . Elected general course. 121 EDNA SWAIN “Eddie Hopes to graduate and then be- come a clerical worker . . . Will always remember the last day of her Junior year . . . Enjoys going to the drive-in . . . She dislikes boys who drink . . . Her favorite saying is So. what's new?” . . . Elected the commercial course. KENNETH SWANTON “Kenny Would love to be a successful draftsman . . . Noted for being a quiet person . . . Anything worth having is worth working for . . . Likes listening to rec- ords ... Pet peeve: people who think they’re it” . . . Looks forward to his high school graduation. SANDRA SWARTZ Sandy G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Pony- Express 3 . . . Who-o-o! . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . She dislikes people who arc sneaky . . . Noted for her giggle . . . Sandy will always remem- ber the day in I960 when the girls were sent home for wear- ing sweat shirts. CHARLES SWEENY Rusty” Soccer 2. 3; Hockey 3; Ercnch Club 2. 3 . . . Noted for red hair . . . Get otta here! . . . Hopes to become a Navy offi- cer . . . Enjoys sailing during his spare time . . . Suppressed desire is to graduate . . . Elected college course. JUNE SWIN1MER Junic Bug Baton Squad 2. 3 (Head of Whites): G.A.A. I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3 . . . Oh. no! . . . Hopes to become an ele- mentary school teacher . . . Would love to travel around the world . . . Enjoys the mov- ies. JUDITH SYLVESTER Judi Pep Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Girls Club 2, 3 . . . She hopes to become a stenographer . . . Judi dislikes boys who arc late for dates, but she enjoys going out . . . Would like to buy a whole new wardrobe . . . Elected the stenographic course. KATHLEEN TAJC Kathy Pep Club I: Glee Club I; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Noted for talking in English . . . Hi ya tiger! . . . Hopes to become a model . . . Dislikes boys who drink excessively . . . Would love to get her license. CAROLYN TAYLOR Brat Pep Club 1. 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Pony Express 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls Club 3 . . . Guess who called me last night!” . . . Hopes to become a medical secretary . . . Enjoys being with that certain boy. If I had my life to live over . . . LORETTA TEMPESTA “Lori Girls Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Did you do your P.D.?” . . . Hopes to do office work . . . Remembers the first Q.H.S. dance in her Junior year . . . Dislikes people who always want their own way . . . Noted for worrying . . . Has a soft voice. PAUL TEMPESTA Enjoys any water sport . . . Hopes to become an aquady- namics engineer . . . Would love to own and operate a yacht . . . Dislikes waterskiers who ski near swimmers . . . Crum! . . . Remembers all nine of the homeroom teachers he had in his Junior year . . . A very polite boy. 122 CLAIRE THIBODEAU Girls Club 2. 3; Chorus; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3 (Treasurer 2) . . . She look a business course . . . Undecided between a model and an airline hostess . . . Re- members her first junior dance . . . Her favorite pastimes arc eating, dancing, bowling, and going to the movies . . . Favor- ite saying is I don’t care. JANICE THIBODEAU “Jan’‘ She is taking the business course . . . Her ambition is to get married . . . Remembers the 1958 Thanksgiving game . . . Enjoys bowling and going to Al’s Drive-in . . . Jan is noted for being generous with money . . . Often says “How about that!? Watch out for broken glass. ARTHUR THOMAS Clump Remembers the I960 April in Paris Ball at Q.H.S. . . . Oh. swell! . . . Loves to sleep . . . Noted for being late . . . Hopes to become a master plumber and go into business for him- self . . . Hates to see a girl smoking. JOEL TIMBERLAKE “Rusty” Joel is taking a general course . . . His ambition is to be an electrician ... He is noted for shaking hands . . . His favorite pastime is standing on the cor- ner ... He hopes to graduate this year . . . Joel’s favorite saying is Cool it! CAROL TINKHAM Tink Carol is taking a business course . . . Her ambition is to be a good secretary . . . Her favorite pastime is sleeping . . . She feels that Q.H.S. needs some escalators . . . Carol’s suppressed desire is to be a famous ice-skater . . . She is noted for her poor spelling. MARION TOCCHIO Barbara Girls Club I; Pep Club I; Caf- eteria Staff 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Scholarship Club 3; G.A.A. 3 . . . Is taking the business course . . . Her ambition is to be a secretary . . . Her pet peeve is an all girl class . . . She would like to paint the candy cage . . . Hi ya kid. JANET TREACY ‘Tracy Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. Future Teachers 1; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Favor- ite pastime is singing Red River Valley” . . . Janet is tak- ing the college course . . . Her suppressed desire is to own a cat. JAMES TRETHEWEY Jim Hi-Y 3 . . . Jim is taking the general course ... His ambi- tion is to own a business . . . He will always remember March 31, 1959 . . . His favor- ite saying is Arc you serious or delirious? . . . Jim’s favorite pastime is being with Betsy. 123 ROBERT TROUP Bob Band 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3; Cho- rus 1. 2; Glee Club I. 2. 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3 . . . Bob is taking the college course . . . His favorite pastime is music and consequently he is noted for his love of music ... He would like to travel around the world . . . You know. CARLA TURNBERG “Carla G.A.A. 1; Library Staff 1. 2. 3; Future Nurses Club I . . Ya- hello? I give up . . . Ambition is to become a secretary . . . Dislikes conceited boys . . . Would love to own her own sports car . . . Elected general course ... Is noted for her blond hair. What a doll! RAYMOND TURNER Ray Ray is taking the college course . . . His ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer . . . He remembers the nine H.R. teachers he had in his jr. year . . . He is noted for his interest in model airplanes . . . His sup- pressed desire is to design mili- tary aircraft. JOHN VALLE “Jack Football 1. 2. 3; Hockey 2. 3 . . . His ambition is to be an engineer . . . Pet peeve is con- ceited girls ... His suppressed desire is to travel around the world on his own boat ... He will always remember his first football game . . . It’s great! LILLIAN VERLICCO Sis Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus 2 . . . She enjoys being with that cer- tain someone . . . She is noted for never getting home on time . . . Dislikes boys that are late . . . Can be found helping others . . . She would like to get married . . . Has anybody seen Teddy? ANTHONY VIAP1ANO Tony Hopes to become a draftsman . . . Enjoys playing football . . . Noted for being short . . . Get out of here!” . . . Dislikes high school cliques . . . Would love to own a white Thunderbird . . . Likes all kinds of sporting events . . . Elected the general course. JUDITH ANNE VIGNONI “Judy Pep Club (President) 1, 2. 3: Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y (Treasurer) 2. 3; Pony (Circu- lation Editor) 2, 3 . . . Favorite morning spot is the Pony . . . Hey. Charlie . . . Likes danc- ing and listening to records . . . Wants to find someone tall, dark. rich. JOANNE VISSA “Jose” Spanish Club 1; Page Stage 3; Pony Express 3; Rifle Club 2; Girls Club 1. 2. 3 . . . Skat- ing. bowling, swimming and dancing take a lot of her time . . . “I dunno” . . . Known for a soft heart . . . Has set her sights upon being a psycholo- gist. SALVATORE V1TULANO Sal” His favorite saying is If you say so. ... He has a strong dislike for girls who smoke . . . Has followed the Distributive Education program ... He has the profitable, but not very original ambition to be a well- paid businessman. GEORGE UNDERWOOD Undie George's ambition is to become an electronics engineer ... He remembers walking into school and finding a horse in the cor- ridor ... He is noted for eating . . . Swimming is his favorite pastime . . . You can often hear George say How a-bout that! CAROLYN VIENT Carol Cheerleading 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; Page Stage 3: Girls Club 3 . . . En- joys having a good time . . . She dislikes boys that have no manners . . . Carol would like very much to go to a laulau in Hawaii . . . How 'bout that! SALLY VON BERG Sal Chorus 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Sally is taking the Business Course to prepare for an I.B M operator . . . Enjoys bowling, dancing and dating . . . Take a sneak . . . Docs not like those certain somebodies who think they know it all. 124 ALBERTA WAGNER “Beria Future Teachers I, 2, 3; Cho- rus I, 2; G.A.A. I. 2 . . . Would like to be the owner of a car . . . Always has a joke ready . . . Someday would like to stand before a classroom as a teacher . . . Spends time working at Baxters . . . Who says he can’t dance. FRANCIS WALSH Fran” Baseball I. 2. 3 . . . Wishes that some cars sounded more like cars rather than rockets . . . Wants to remember his first day at Q.H.S. most of all . . . Can usually be found next to a radio as a ham operator . . . Looking forward to college. WILLIAM WALSH Bill- Distributive Education 3 . . . Other than that— ... Is looking forward to being inde- pendent . . . Hates to be behind a slow driver . . . Enjoys dating and going to parties . . . Noted for impatience . . . Elected Dis- tributive Education. RICHARD WAINWRIGHT Dick- Student Council 3 . . . Noted for his appetite . . . Likes bowl- ing. girls, and eating . . . His ambition is to become a tech- nician ... Pet peeve: girls who smoke and wear too much make-up . . . Dick took a tech- nical electronics course at Quincy Trade School. WILLIAM WALENIUS Flyboy Soccer 2 . . . Will always re- member his Spanish class . . . Nickname is from a desire to fly as a career . . . Has already flown . . . Hopes to go to Avi- ation school. perhaps the United States Air Force Acad- emy. EDWARD WALSH Ned Track 1. 2. 3; Football 2 . . . Is an authority on historical events ... Is attracted to Page’s Drug Store . . . Would love the freedom of the jungle living as Tarzan, but will settle for a vo- cation in medicine. JOHN WALSH Lefty Baseball 1. 2. 3: Ring Commit- tee 2; Basketball 2 . . . She swings. I pipe the personality! . . . Hates gold diggers and claim jumpers . . . Hopes to have a future in professional athletics . . . Noted for going water skiing in the winter. JOHN WARD “Jack Hopes to become a chemical engineer . . . “Get lost! . . . Noted for having a loose mind . . . Dislikes certain girls . . . Would love to pass Dr. Chris- tie .. . Enjoys being in Mr. Clark’s room seventh period . . . Elected general course. 125 RICHARD WALSH Dick- Hopes to become an electronics technician . . . Gotta cash my check! . . . Remembers the ex- plosion in the electrical labora- tory . . . Enjoys girls, records and occasional weight lifting . . . Noted for driving through fence pickets. RONALD WALSH Ronnie” Dislikes girl smokers and gos- sip groups ... Is noted for fooling around and getting caught! . . . Likes bowling, rec- ords. and girls . . . Hopes to be a technician . . . Oh no. caught again . . . Suppressed desire is to get somewhere on his own. We've got all the answers. MARY WARD Pep Club 2. 3 . . . I.ikcs to draw and listen to the radio . . . Sincere dislike for snobbish people . . . Would like to be- come a secretary . . . Will al- ways remember Miss Poland’s English class . . . Fleeted sten- ographic course in her senior year . . . For heaven’s sake! ROGER WARDLE Rog Band I, 2, 3; Quin-Sci Club I. 2, 3; Scholarship Club 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Enjoys reading science fiction and bowling . . . Has dislike for teachers who give too much homework . . . That’s a good question.” RICHARD WASS Dick Will never forget the Thanks- giving Rally . . . Wishes there were girls in the Trade School . . . Noted for being serious . . . Would love to get a 1956 Lincoln . . . Hopes to be an architect . . . Can be found in the pattern making department of Trade. RICHARD WATSON Dick” Enjoys flying planes . . . Why not! . . . There is something about the way girls go up the stairs that aggravates him . . . Hopes to get a good job . . . Enjoys sporting events . . . Elected the general course dur- ing his Senior year. JOHN WATTS Jack Soccer team 2. 3 . . . Enjoys travel . . . Noted for his de- pendability . . . Has great dis- like for the way in which girls walk on the stairway . . . Elected college course in senior year . . . Would like to become an architect . . . Great Honk! KENNETH WEBER Webby Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2. 3 . . . Noted for talking during homeroom . . . Has strong dis- like for girls who talk too much . . . Would like to be a drafts- man . . . Nominated for vice president of senior class . . . Umbriago! ROBERT WERTH Curley Hopes to become a plumber- electrician . . . His suppressed desire is to be a hit on Broad- way . . . Remembers Open House ceremonies . . . Can be found working on his sports car . . . His favorite saying is. But you can’t fight City Hall! Enjoys boats and fishing. EDITH WESTLAND “Edie” Will remember homeroom pe- riods at Q.H.S. . . . Likes to go to the movies, and sec that cer- tain someone . . . Suppressed desire is to sail up the Amazon in a sailboat . . . Would love to have a date with Ed Byrnes . . . Gotta run!” JUDITH WHEELER Judi Girls Club 3; Cafeteria Staff 1. 2. 3 . . . Oh. boy! . . . Hates those all-girl classes . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Would love to steal the Pony . . . Enjoys listening to rock 'n' roll, rhythm ’n’ blues records. MARCIA WHELAN Chorus 2. 3 . . . “Oh. cut it out! . . . Hates reckless drivers and conceited people . . . En- joys listening to records and dancing in her spare time . . . Hopes to become a secretary after graduation from high school . . . Would love to travel around the world by boat. 126 RICHARD WHITE Kenny Track 3; Library staff 1; En- joys swimming, dancing and girls . . . Noted for talking too much . . . Has dislike for girls who smoke . . . Elected the col- lege course in the senior year . . . Would like to go to college and become an engineer. THOMAS WHOOLEY Tom Spends a lot of time standing on the street corners . . . Would just love to have a driver's li- cense . . . Has been taking the Distributive Education pro- gram . . . Wants to become a big business executive—com- plete with office. RON WIGHT “Whity Goldcnrod Business Staff 3; Track 2; Football 1 . . . Goes in for football and weightlifting . . . Has the distinction of water-skiing in the winter . . . Will always remember the days in Gym and Body Mechanics . . . Is waiting to make his mil- lion. GERALYN WILLIAMS Gcrri” Cheerleading 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3 . . . Everyone knows Gcrri for her bright blue eyes and long eyelashes . . . Enjoys dancing . . . It’s personal . . . Has ambition of being a stewardess. JANET WILSON Chorus 1. 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club 3 . . . Get out of here” . . . Would like a career as a private secre- tary with the desire to become quite rich . . . Has a general dislike of those boys who really think they are tops. JANICE WYNOTT Boogie G.A.A. 3; Girls Club 3 . . . Her pet peeve is taking gym . . . Her suppressed desire is to get married . . . She is noted for jay walking . . . Dancing and going to the drive-in arc her favorite pastimes . . . Be on time for a change! RONALD WILSON Brother Alcph Tennis Team I. 2, 3; Science Club 2. 3; French Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Spends all spring and sum- mer on the tennis courts . . . Is looking forward to a career as a physicist . . . Always has a ready and cheery smile. JAMES ZAMER Jimmy Football 1.2... Hopes to be- come a draftsman after gradu- ation from Quincy High . . . Elected the college course dur- ing his Senior year . . . Would love to run away from home and join the Navy . . . Looks forward to graduation day. SUELLEN WISEMAN Sue Ncwswriters I; Goldcnrod Staff 3; Writers Workshop 1; French ClOb 2. 3; Pony Ex- press 2: Glee Club I. 2: Chorus I. 2; Choir 2; Library Staff (Treasurer) I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 . . . Hopes to break into the advertising field. MARTHA WOODFORD Would love to give Mr. Ander- son 1000 hours detention . . . Enjoys playing records on her hi-fi set . . . Hopes to become a hairdresser after she graduates . . . Will remember Q.H.S. football games ... A pretty girl with dark eyes and hair . . . Elected the general course. 127 kli HELEN ZANOLLI G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Future Nurses I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3; Girls Club 2. 3: Future Home- makers 3 . . . Oh. well!” . . . Loves to make her own clothes and talk on the telephone . . . Noted for never smiling . . . Dislikes people who copy home- work . . . Would enjoy taking a long trip around the world. STEPHEN ZANOWSKI Steve His ambition is to live . . . Dis- likes conceited women more than anything else ... I didn't do it! . . . Enjoys sleeping, watching T.V. and eating . . . Enjoys sports . . . Looks for- ward to graduation from high school . . . Elected the general course. NICHOLAS ZARF.LL1 Nick” Hopes to become a test pilot after graduating from Q.H.S. . . . “What am I doin' here? . . . Dislikes girls who drink . . . Noted for remembering cof- fee orders . . . Would love to win a safe drivers award . . . Enjoys dating during his spare time. CAMERA SHY Robert Biloni Rose Mary Eklund Eugene Healey Robert Kenny John McShanc David Noyes Morgan O’Regan Edward Page James Papp Roger Shepard Louis Somontes Edward Trainor Judith Wiltshire 128 TOP TEN - QUINCY and TRADE F.lainc Follis Joanne Fantucchio Samuel Cohen Elaine Mancil 129 Daniel Keefe Louise Sironi Kenneth McDonald Ronald Walsh Tl mil SID'S lucoo “■Mil Enrico Flaim 130 John Nigro Edmund Stcigman Thomas Mitchell 131 Richard Wainwright STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Lois Casagrandc BROTHERHOOD CITATION Elaine Follis SENIOR HARVARD BOOK AWARD Arthur Riihimaki HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARD Catherine Smith NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Elaine Follis, Arthur Riihimaki. Samuel Cohen GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Elaine Follis. Ronald Mowbray. Richard Flynn. Leon Hurwitz. Patricia Ross THAYER SUMMER SCIENCE Samuel Cohen. Roger Wardle. Catherine Smith ACHIEVEMENTS REGIONAL MATHEMATICS AWARD Peter Ryan MOST SCHOLARLY Joanne Fantucchio and Arthur Riihimaki MOST DEVILISH Sandy Brown and Charlie Sweeny BEST DRESSED Bev I.ocarni and Ron Mowbray POLITICIANS Ann Rosenthal and I.arry Falvcy MOST ANGELIC Carol Tinkham and Sam Cohen AND MOSTEST THE MOST Karin Steiner and Bob Kelsey MOST DEPENDABLE Sue Wiseman and Malt Monahan BEST LOOKING Maureen Mitchell and Ken Weber BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Donna Ccdronc and Bob Sullivan BEST PERSONALITY Patti Ross and John Houghton MOST ARTISTIC Carol Keeler and Bob Mood MOST BASHFUL Marilyn Rand and Fran Conroy MOST POPULAR Judi DcCostc and Dick Flynn ATrENTION GETTERS Lorraine Cahill and Vinny Solmonte MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elaine Follis and Jim Orcnberg INSEPARABLES Monica Conley and Wally O'Mcai a Row I: D. D’Allcsandro, E. Randall, J. Laukkancn, S. Cohen, R. DiTocco, M. Pctrclli. Row 2: A. Meagher. C. Flaherty, P. Jardine, S. Copman, S. Spargo, Mr. Fowke. Row 3: R. Wright, P. Ward, J. Bogan, R. Nierni, D. Maddalcna. GOLDENROD BUSINESS STAFF “To sell a yearbook to every senior” is the aim of this hard-working group which, under the direction of Mr. Fowke, handles all of the finances connected with the publishing of the Goldcnrod. Officers arc Sam Cohen, business editor; Judi Laukkancn, assistant editor in charge of sales; and Judy Sullivan, assistant editor in charge of advertising. 138 Row I: J. Shields. E. Mann. E. Follis, E. Mancil, J. Fantucchio, C. Keeler. Row 2: S. Wiseman, C. Smith, L. Skantz, C. McPhillips, D. Fellows. Row 3: P. Karhu, L. Hurwitz, K. Lew-Hanson, E. Steigman. GOLDENROD LITERARY STAFF “Another deadline!”, cries editor-in-chief Elaine Follis. “Oh, no!”, is the reply of the hard-working, midnight-oil-burning Goldenrod Literary Staff. Under the capable direction of Miss Schulz, this enthusiastic group considers countless pho- tographs, pieces of art work and writeups. With the staff's untiring efforts, the 1961 Goldenrod promises to be a vivid reminder of busy high school days. 139 CANDIDS The Bennett Express Now if I could only read! It’s a T-Bird! It’s an A-pIane! It’s . .. ! One false move . . . That’s S-C-H-U-L-Z! 140 Meet Mary Bonncy Creative Coiffures by SYDNE-PAUL Hair Stylists 1458 Hancock Street GR 2-9691 Quincy Mass. Tel. Pr. 3-7213 Open evenings by Appointment Bernie's Modern Formal Shop Tuxedos - Cutaways - Full Dress For Hire 1639 Hancock Street Quincy 69, Mass. Compliments of MERRYMOUNT DAYLIGHT Quincy Martinizing LANES 1 Hr. Cleaners 18 Air-Conditioned Lancs 84 Washington St. Broad Street — Opposite the Quincy Mass. Mayflower Diner Quincy Mass. 141 ADAMS SHORE ROY'S FLOWERS PHARMACY Next to Western Union Experienced Pharmacist Always On Duty 94 Wash. St., Quincy 516 SEA STREET Phone GR 2-1900 ADAMS SHORE QUINCY, MASS. Norfolk Charge Available GRanite 2-3283 American Member Express F.T.D. U I N C Y 142 WEDDINGS INC. Compliments of 1612 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. MONTIUO'S PASTRY SHOP 29 Chestnut St. Pr 3-2300 The Finest Selection of Prom Gowns Tuxedo Rentals 118 North St. and Ri 9-3060 Wauter and Schindler 1395 Hancock St., Quincy Compliments of Complete Lines School Supplies - Stationery Drawing Artist Supplies Only Book Store in Quincy ARTERY CLEANERS 470 Southern Artery 143 For Quincy youth... career opportunities with a company that serves all America Boston Gear transmission products are sold and used “wherever wheels turn” throughout the United States and Can- ada. To serve this far-reaching market, the company’s operations extend from coast to coast, requiring a large staff of qualified employees. For Quincy youth, this offers the advan- tage of home-town employment with future prospects that are unrestricted. 7124 Standardized Stock Transmission Products 8 National and Canadian Factory Branches 100 Distributors with large Local Stocks More than 250,000 Customers throughout Industry Any employee can move “up the ladder” as fast and as far as his ability and enterprise can take him. Over 85% of Boston Gear’s executive group are local men and women who have won their titles in this way. BOSTON GEAR WORKS WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF STANDARDIZED STOCK TRANSMISSION PRODUCTS SINCE 1878 ’V ’. ■ ' ■ 144 WOODWARD'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY SPRING SHOP, INC. 67 Coddington St., Quincy, Mass. Springs Repaired — Brakes Relincd Wheels Aligned, Balanced Straightened Tel. GRanitc 2-6400 Mufflers Pipes - Shock Absorbers Opp. Quincy High School 111 McGrath Highway Prescriptions and Health Supports Quincy, Mass. PR 3-1200 - 1201 Our Specialty Compliments of THE BARGAIN CENTER, Inc. 2 Washington St. Quincy, Mass. 145 Compliments of THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 1590 Hancock St. THE SEA SHOP 537 Sea St. Quincy, Mass. GR 2-1601 pizza fried foods submarine sandwiches Compliments of MAYOR DELLA CHIESA Compliments of BEEBE'S TOWNE COUNTRY 1468 Hancock St. Quincy Sq. Compliments of THE FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB PRcsident 3-9253 Evening Appointments for Bridal Parties Layaway Plan Norfolk Charge SZATHMARY'S Brides and Millinery Shop, Inc. Prom Dresses Brides and Brides Maids Gowns, Veils, Formals, Hats 1375 HANCOCK STREET QUINCY, MASS. 146 Compliments of THE KING PHILLIP WRENTHAM MASSACHUSETTS 147 Compliments of PARLEE FASHION SHOPPE 1538 Hancock St. Quincy, Mass. Pr 3-4748 Exclusive Dresses Mink Modes Carol King Martha Manning Smart young men go to RICHMAN’S For the Finest Sportswear — Slacks and Suits 1554 Hancock Street Quincy, Massachusetts Compliments of PATTERSON'S FLOWER STORE 1283 HANCOCK ST. QUINCY 69, MASS. Tel. GRanite 2-0392 BOB AND RAY'S Submarine Sandwiches and Beef Bar-B-Quc Free Delivery Phone: GR 2-9202 Special Party Rates 1622 Hancock St. — Across from Sears 148 Bonne Chance! Compliments of DU CERCLE FRANCAIS DONAHER'S STYLE CENTER Do Quincy High School 1564 Hancock Street Compliments of Quincy, Mass. QUINT'S FLOWERS 1187 Hancock Street 149 COMPLIMENTS OF Quincy Teachers Association Representing a Membership of over Six Hundred Teachers and School Personnel who in the past have contributed large sums for Scholarships to encourage students to pursue further education. Q. H. s. Q. T. A. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS OF 1960 Barbara Berg Robert Rand David Ward This year we feel honored to continue our policy of granting substantial Scholarships to worthy High School Graduates. ‘BEST WISHES TO ALL SENIORS QUINCY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 150 When you graduate it’s wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You’ll love the friendly new people you meet. And you’ll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon ... before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY 151 152 trace Pufciic L ora, Quinev. Mass. SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1961 GOLDENROD The natives arc restless tonight. How are ya fixed for blades?? The end of a really big show. SENIOR SHOW Spotlight on the Class of 1961 — dancers, singers, comedians — all ably di- rected by Mrs. Craig. Don't take it so hard. Ron. Way out. man! I walk with a wiggle . . . Oh. you beautiful dolls! THOMAS HARDING “Tom Library Staff 1, 3 . . . oh. yeah? . . . Hopes to become an electrical engineer . . . Dislikes classes which take him from the basement to the third floor of QHS . . . F.njoys dating and eating . . . Fleeted the college course. EDWARD TRAINOR Eddie” Cabinet Department of Trade . . . Remembers pilfered ponies . . . Will enlist in the Navy . . . Loves stereo . . . Hates to find himself broke on date night . . . Hopes to become a suc- cessful cabinetmaker after USN. APRIL IN PARIS BALL La rcinc et Ic roi du bal cn avril. Q-NIGHT The guys take a breather. Before the dance. SENIOR PROM KING PHILIP June 2, 1961 The night of our nights”— wonderfully planned and carried out by Mr. Finne- gan, the class officers and Prom Committee. Two by two. A penny for your thoughts. On Cloud 9. “Big 4 ami their dates. Coketails. of course! Greeting the Greats. Sweethearts on parade. CLASS DAY Sun, sand, snacks, swimming, softball— all made up a perfect Class Day at Lake Pearl, Wrcntham. Score tied? Favorite pastime. Who dat?? Is that ME? Murder it. Tom! Bathing beauties. March down the field to the music . . . I think I’m going to cry. I give you Mayor Della Chiesa. Never thought I'd make it! Almost ready to start. GRADUATION DAY June 10, 1961 In spite of an afternoon downpour, 540 victorious alumni emerged from Veterans Memorial Sta- dium clutching their diplomas and went bravely on in search of new worlds to conquer. 153 Keep him away, Franny. No. no. don’t go in! Higher. Bill—higher! TECH TOURNEY Make that basket. GOLDENROD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elaine Follis ASSISTANT EDITOR Elaine Mancil ART EDITOR Carol Keeler SPORTS EDITOR Leon Hurwitz LITERARY EDITOR Joanne Fantucchio Cecelia McPhillips Catherine Smith LAYOUT EDITOR Edmund Stcigman Charles Bifolchi Kevin Lew-Hanson LITERARY ADVISOR Edna M. Schulz SPORTS ADVISOR Fred Danker BUSINESS EDITOR Samuel Cohen ASSISTANT EDITOR, SALES Judith Laukkancn STAFF John Bogan Ellen Brodzinski Susan Cop man Diane D'Alessandro Rosalie DiTocco Carol Flaherty Paula Jardine JUNIORS Anne Marie Meagher Peter Ward BUSINESS ADVISOR Donald Fowke 156 PRODUCTION EDITOR Donna Fellows Joseph McLaughlin Janet Shields ACTIVITIES EDITOR Esther Mann Stephen Roberts Suellen Wiseman UNDERCLASS EDITOR Paul Karhu Janet Brennion Linda Skantz ASSISTANT EDITOR, ADVERTISING Judith Sullivan Diane Maddalena Roberta Missel Robert Niemi Mary Lou Petrelli Elaine Randall Shirley Spargo Ronald Wight Thi book printed by VELVATONE. a special process of lithe graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo. N. V No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method ikuiuas uanc niDiic lui iu Quincy, Mass. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Q. H. S. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Q. H. S. wS. H K