Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1965 volume:

i« ■ •4 • • m u M SAUGUS PUBnC LIBRARY 295 Central St M 1 ML • vA; ■ ' The Tontoquonian ■i y Published by the Class of 1965 ■ Saugus High School Saugus, Massachusetts s d $ m . :+ ♦?! w?-J%?r.+fl Donald Martin Linda Mullen . Gay Nitkult i . • 35n Diane : ; s Ur. Ccrino ( rtanafO K-flc fehgft ry JealT FClajTSg£« aiene oerry osemary Cerullo Darrell 1 Linda Gould Priscilla Mali Cynthia Parr Geraldinc Roi Gail Scott Jeanertc Wall PHOTOGRAPH E Richard ( Contents • %  Administration Faculty We Remem ' A ferelassjnen ASHTON F. DAVIS. PRINCIPAL LEON C YOUNG. VICE PRINCIPAL JOHN B. LEAHY. VICE PRINCIPAL SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL SAUGUS. MASSACHUSETTS 01906 Telephone 233-4000 To the Members of the Class of 1965: You are well aware, I am sure, of the whirlwind advances now taking place in science and technology. It is indeed an exciting, yet sobering fact that innumerable great scientific discoveries and developments have occurred within the short span of your pre-adult life. Your birth preceded that of the space age. Within your lifetime man-made satellites have begun to circle the earth and orbit the sun. Supersonic travel has become common and space flight a reality. During this period of time at least eleven additional chemical elements have been discovered, and it has been estimated that half of the chemicals in commercial use today were unrecognized before you were born. Within your span of years hundreds of peacetime uses of atomic energy have been developed. Inventors have built computors capable of solving in an hour problems that would have previously taken scores of men centuries to solve. The accelerating pace of future discoveries and inventions appears to be incomprehensible. It is clear only that society is becoming much more complex; and all of your energies, abilities, and talents will be needed to meet the enorm- ous challenge of tomorrow. To understand this new environment, it will be necessary for you to. continue to learn long after your years of schooling are over. I would remind you, however, that in this changing world some things are unchangeable. The need for idealism is eternal; and such virtues as honesty, courage, kindness, and service to fellow men must never disappear. It is my belief and trust that you have been given a strong foundation on which to build in the future, and I have confidence in you as a class. My very best wishes to each of you as you enter the ranks of the alumni of Saugus High School. 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O ' BRIEN HARTLEY M. PEAKES MARCIA R. SARTORELLI RICHARD TIBBETTS Lewis University of Boston University University of Maine 7 Massachusetts JOHN J. BURNS Department Head Boston College IVA L. ADLINGTON University of New Hampshire MARY E. ANDERSON Washington State University LILLIAN M. BISBEE Emmanuel PATRICIA A. CURTIS Boston U niversity PAUL C. DOWNING Dartmouth JUDITH A. GAFFNEY Boston College JOHN GUTHMANN Duke WILLIAM J. REGAN Tufts SALLY B. TYRELL Regis BERNIS M. HANLON MIRIAM KOCHAKIAN DEBORAH A. PARTISS Emmanuel University of University of Maine New Hampshire DONALD R. WHITE University of Notre Dame English NADENE WHITE Emerson BERNICE L. HAYWARD Department Head Boston University A ARTHUR A. BACHELDER Boston College P FRANCES P. EGAN Colby LEE N. GOLDSTEIN Simmons JANE A. GORTON Wellesley ANTHONY F. POTO Suffolk MIRIAM REEDER Smith HELEN F. TOWLE Emmanuel Language Guidance JOHN B. LEAHY Director DePauw ELIZABETH A. ARRIBEA Emmanuel ROBERT J. CLARK Boston University WILLIAM P. DOYLE, JR St. Anselm ' s JOHN J. NASO Salem State JEROME J. MITCHELL Director Boston University EDWARD J. CHAMBERLAIN Department Head Boston University ROBERT A. LYNN Lowell State Science Music FRED A. FIANDACA Art JOHN B. COLLINS, III Merrimack ANTHONY J. DeMATTEO Boston University HAROLD EVERITT Northeastern RITA A. INDRESANO Simmons WILLIAM L. MacNEILL Springfield THEODORE J. MYSLIWY Northeastern BENJAMIN TORF Harvard 10 CORINNE M. SHUFF Dep artment Head Keene ESTHER S. HOWE Simmons Homemaking HAROLD E. HALEY University of New Hampshire ■SH..X. FRANCIS E. NESTOR University of Massachusetts CHERYL E. PODBROS Boston University ANNE R. LARSEN Framingham Mathematics GEORGE N. McKAY Colby JOHN J. QUINLAN Boston College CAROLYN R. MADDEN Keene ELMER H. WATSON Department Head Bates ELEANOR J. MIKULSKI Regis II BERNARD J. STEAD University of Massachusetts HAZEL C. MARISON Department Head Baypath ISABELLE G. BEAUCHESNE Salem BELDEN G. BLY, JR. Northeastern Librarian Business ALBERT J. MOYLAN Harvard FRANK E. CARTER Northeastern MAUREEN E. KENNEDY Emmanuel PATRICIA A. McCORMICK Salem ■ ABRAHAiM PINCISS Boston University RICHARD D. SALERNO Salem 12 THOMAS E. TRINGALI Salem LEONARD E. WALL Salem ■ n ESvi Mud ' C V-X 1 £3B Industrial Arts AUDREY L. DIAMOND Bridgewater ARTHUR M. STROUT Department Head Boston University CAROL E. LUCIANO Sargtnt DOMINIC BENINATI Boston State CARMINE C. MOSCHELLA Fitchbu g Physical Education ROBERTA R. SAMUELS Sargent CHARLES EMMA Northeastern WALTER J. PICKETT Fitchburg JOHN J. SCARBOROUGH Supervisor East Texas l -a m A hi WALTER T. SHERIDAN Holy Cross 13 Office Personnel GERTRUDE E. HAZEL EDITH ARVIDSON VIOLET I. CHAPMAN Nurses FRANCES R. McLAUGHLIN Supervisor KATHERINE M. SPENCER DOROTHY R. RUNGE Supervisors DOMINIC BENINATI Driver Education ISABELLE G. BEAUCHESNE Student Activities Accounts HAROLD E. HALEY Attendance CARMINE C. MOSCHELLA Visual Aids HELEN F. TOWLE Student Activities 14 ROSEMARY V. KEEFE emer EDITH M. KING ROLAND M. LaCHANCE JOSEPHINE D. MacINDEWAR JOSEPH M. MESSINA FRANCIS X. MORSE PHILLIP E. NELSON ROBERT J. PARENTE MIRIAM C. PESHIER WAYNE S. PORTER BARBARA E. SHARENSEN ANTHONY A. STRUZZIERO GEORGE TORREY JUDITH C. VIRNELLI ELIZABETH T. WELLS ■q Before the day begins . . . 5b; M If t ft u ;( { yy i - : ft- H Seniors — - is Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you The wings of the future for I have them. Uo ine U ocjR Una lo)i I H3e a Corners one History Mighty Totem, tell your story, What each image speaks of life; Tell the past which one records here Historic tale of four bright years. Lowest creature hold high the pole Signifying freshman days — New annex wing, all-purpose room, Accelerated science course, Full day of school and staggered lunch, Science fair postponed by fire, Foreign language and first book fairs, And avoidance of senior stares ! Well speaks the next haughty keeper Of some cherished sophomore times. Underclassmen, but one year older, We greeted Mr. Davis and Bid farewell to Mr. Porter. With two-platoon we once again Adjusted to shifting classes, Corridors of teeming masses. Rising proud above these two, the Guardian of the junior past Recalls a nation ' s grief and days Marred by burdens from the fires, Yet lightened by our winter sports And junior prom, Bali-Hai, Donkey basketball, added shares In assemblies and school affairs. Giant of these mighty figures Boasts the height of senior life — The final rallies and Color Day, Triumphant victories in sports, College Boards and applications, The Miracle Worker, Washington, Senior Week with its laughter, tears As graduation closed these years. Mighty Totem, your tale at last Becomes the glory of the past. 20 ,. ' t , —.1 CLASS COLORS: Mar ALMA MATER nd White 1 praises sing to red and white, And let our banner fly, For we are proud and we are true As we hail Saugus High. O marching ever onward, We shall forever see How great the lesson we have learned, How firm that loyalty That bids us raise a cheer today O Saugus High for thee ! Your walls are made of brick and stone Perhaps, in time will fall, But lasting friendships formed within Shall tower over all, Shall ever be a monument To trust and brotherhood, Shall stand forever for the right Forever for the good. And so we sing this song today O Saugus High to thee! ■ r Honor Roll Joseph Michael Amico Christine Louise Ashley Marie Sandra Bailey Paul Berrett Valerie Kathleen Berry Jacquelyn Burt Nancy Susan Cash Alice Elizabeth Cerino Rosemary Ann Cerullo Linda Louise Chambers Margaret Ming Chang Sheila Ann Connolly Paul Wilfred Cooper John Thomas Corindia Linda Jane Cowan Barbara Alden Cox Deborah Jean Cox Judith Carol Cremarosa Richard Anthony Cucchiara Virginia Jean Emery Darrell May Fritz Theresa Ann Giansiracusa Linda Madeline Gould Judith Edna Haley Kathleen Ann Hanlon Barbara Ann Harrington Susan Linda Harrington Gail Margaret Higgins Paul Francis Hogan John Paul Hughes Ernest Carlisle Hynes Jr. Annette Rose Iengo Jon Robert Johnson Mary Jean Klapes Paul Alvin Lacy Jr. Penelope Louise Landry Charlene Ann Lang Edith Muriel Langley Rheta Irene Leighton Anita Louise Loiselle Leslie MacPhee Charles Richard Maes Josephine Carole Magaletta Priscilla Margaret Maher Russell Herman Menko Robert Arthur Mohlin Linda Florence Mosher Gay Nickole Gerald Barry Nurenberg James Harold Patch David Anthony Pignato Virginia Beverly Ann Pinto Joyce Cecile Powicki Alice May Razumny Marilyn Ann Rial John Edward Riley Ellen Ruth Santosuosso Gail Diane Scott Donna Lee Stanton Jean Marie Surette Ruth Mae Thompson Geraldine Ethel Tilley Zoe Estelle Vrees Robert Granger Woodward Susan Lee Yale 22 ROBERT ALAN HART 10 Fairchild Avenue College College Bob . . . popular . . . S.H.S. foot- ball . . . enjoys water skiing and all sports . . . plans to go to college . . . Mr. President. Class President 3, 4. Clubs: Student Council 1, 2; Athletics: Volleyball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3. GORDON EDWARD SHEPARD 8 Laconia Avenue College College Good looking Gordie . . . dungarees, football plays, and crew-cut . . . Mr. Popularity . . . sports-minded. Class Vice-President 3, 4. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Ski 4. Student Council 1; Athletics: Basketball 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN RUTH SANTOSUOSSO 366 Central Street College College Sincere Ellen . . . popular . . . diligent ... an asset to our class . . . optimistic outlook on life . . . enjoys reading good books . . . avoids prejudiced people. Class Secretary 4, Board of Directors 1, 2. Clubs: Art 2, Book 2, Bowling 1, Dramatic 2, 4 — President, French 2, Latin 3 — Vice-President, Student Council 1; Talent Night 2, Senior Play. JEFFREY PARKER SANBORN 27 Whitney Street College College Barrel . . . popular and unassuming . . . true leader . . . track star . . . hacker thirdeen. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4 — Presi- dent, Ski 4. Athletics: Basketball — Home- room 2, 3, Football 1, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain. Class Officers 1965 Alan Merritt — Board, James Patch — Board, Suzanne Valasunas — Board, Jeffrey Sanborn — Treasurer, Robert Hart — President, Ellen Santosuosso — Secretary, Gordon Shepard — Vice President, Peter Allen — Board, Paul Cooper — Board. Advisors: Harold C. Musgrave, Elizabeth A. Arribea. 23 WILLIAM HOWARD ACHESON 64 Central Street Civic Marines Ach . . . smile for everyone . . . track and cross • country star . . . true friend. Athletics: Track J, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Bas- ketball Manager 4. RICHARD BRUCE ADAMS 21 Milano Drive Industrial Arts Navy Deak . . . water and snow skiing . . . cars . . . cheeseburgers . . . lots of fun. Club: Bowling 1, 2; Athletics: Football 1. Civic LEE ADRIEN 8 Winter Street Business School Lee . . . petite . . . continuously bright and happy . . . bowling and swimming . . . dislikes conceited people. Glee Club — Concert 1. CHRISTINE THERESA ALLEN 11 Guild Road Civic Business School Al ... long, black hair . . . sewing, painting and playing the guitar . . . pleasant disposition . . . dislikes tardy people. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Future Teachers 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, Ski 4, Student Coun- cil 2; Library Aide 2, 3; Style Show 4. PETER GEOFFREY ALLEN 18 Smith Road College College Congenial Pete . . . concern for others . . . athletic, especially adept in basketball and cross-country . . . active participant in class activities. Club: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Ath- letics: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND FRANCIS ALLEN 5 Bacon Drive General Navy Ray . . . excels in winning ping pong matches . . . plans to travel . . . ambition — correct spelling of his middle name. BRENDA LEE AMES 15 Golden Hills Road General Nursing Brenda . . . disc collector . . . frequent movie goer . . . likes fried clams and onion rings . . . desk tappers don ' t rate with Brenda. Glee Club— Concert 1, 2. 24 3c. JOSEPH MICHAEL AMICO 16 Jefferson Avenue College College Joe . . . friendly and sincere . . . excels as organist . . . flair for dra- matics . . . hopes to make the world a better place . . . likes driving in the rain. Clubs: Book 2, French 3, 4— Vice- Pres., Future Teachers 3. 4 — Treasurer; National Thespians 2, 3. 4 — Treasurer — 3, Pres.— 4, Oratory 2; Talent Night 4; All School Play 4; One Act Play 2; Senior Play. RICHARD JOHN ARMISTEAD 13 Henry Street College College Rich . . . good natured . . . nice looking . . . cars, miniature golf, and BOWLING. CHRISTINE LOUISE ASHLEY 14 Lodge Avenue College College Chris . . . helpful . . . well-liked . . . rollerskating . . . summer vaca- tions in Maine . . . bothered by tardy people. Clubs: French 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3. BETTY JANE BABCOCK 1 Juliette Road Civic Business School B. J. . . . rosy cheeks . . . smiles . ' . . generous . . . M.D.C. Rink . . . avoids tardy people. Clubs: French 2, Pep Squad 4, Student Council 4; Library Assistant 2, Donkey Basketball 3. MARIE SANDRA BAILEY 17 Waverly Avenue College Nursing Sandy . . . congenial and conscien- tious . . . diversions — water skiing and reading . . . will make a fine nurse ... pet peeve — sausages. Clubs: Future Nurses 3, 4, Marshal Squad 4, Pep Squad 3. DIANE MARIE BANDA 707-R Broadway Business Secretary Dee . . . Active participant in Glee Club . . . always ready with a smile and a Hello . . . gum snappers make her fidgetv ... no tolerance for know-it-alls. Club: Sahico 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2, 3. 4. SAL RONALD BARRESSI 20 Bristow Street Civic Sports Pro Ron . . . our rugged football captain . . . enjoys working on cars . . . dislikes insincere girls . . . black Ford. Athletics: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4— Co-Captain. 25 RONALD WILLIAM BARRY 428 Central Street Civic Undecided Sincere Ron . . . reserved manner . . . likes all sports . . . card games . . . school work. LOIS ANNE BASILE 156 Central Street Airline Hostess jazz Secretarial Lois . . . CLOTHES . . shoes and sequins . . . fixes a hobby . . Look me! Clubs: Bowling 2, Dramatic 3, 4, Homemakers 1, 2, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4, Ski 3, 4; Talent Night 1, 2, Glee Club — Concert 1, Donkey Basketball 3. DANA NEALE BATES 2 Central Place Civic Service Dana . . . cheerful smile and twink- ly blue eyes . . . enjoys hockey — stu- dent manager . . . sharp cars . . . pet peeve — those who procrastinate. Athletics: Hockey Manager 3, 4. THERESA MARIE BENNETT 53 Auburn Street Homemaking I.B.M. School Terry . . . dark, curly hair . . . friendly . . . enjoys bowling, ice skating and long walks . . . pet peeve — working windshield wipers when it ' s not raining. Club: Bowling 2, Future Homemaking 1, Glee Club Concert 1, Style Show 2, 3. DIANE LOUISE BENTLEY 12 Stillings Road Civic Airline Stewardess Di . . . sweet ways . . . S.H.S. gridiron fan . . . enjoys skating and horseback riding . . . pet peeve — con- ceited people. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Ski 4, Student Council 1, Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Glee Club — Concert 1; Style Show 2, 4, Guidance Office aide 3, 4. PAUL BERRETT 241 2 Laurel Street College College Paul . . . camping enthusiast . . . puck and ice . . . minerology and astronomy. VALARIE KATHLEEN BERRY 51 Walnut Street Secretarial Business School Cheerful Val ... a kind word for everyone . . . football and basketball enthusiast . . . annoyed by people who are late. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Student Council 1; Tontoquonian Business Staff; Glee Club — Concert 1; Style Show 1, 2. 26 SANDRA ARLINE BEVERAGE 18 Flushing Road Homemaking Work Coke . . . interests are music, stamps and boys . . . Glee Club . . . pet peeve — discourteous boys. Glee Club— Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Style Show 3. LINDA LEE BIFFIN 70 Winter Street Business Linda Business School smile for everyone . . . well-liked . . . surfing, tennis, kitty on a leash . . . student director of our Senior Play . . . avoids tardy people. Clubs: Dramatics, French 1, 2, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4, National Thespians 4; All School Play 4, Senior Play. WILLIAM RICHARD BINGHAM 222 Water Street College College Friendly Bill . . . shotgun and red and black check jacket . . motorcycles . . . S.H.S. athletic events . . . annoyed by the busy signal on tele- phones. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Athlet- ics: Football 1, 2. BEVERLY JEAN BISHOP 18 Bennett Avenue Secretarial Business School Beverly . . . roller-skating smoothy . . . basketball fan . . . swimming enthusiast . . . something special about summers in Maine. CHARLES OTTO BJORKMAN 12 Ocean View Avenue College College Charlie . . . shy . . . conscientious . . . mathematically inclined. DONALD EDMUND BLAIS JR. 7 Summit Avenue Industrial Arts Undecided amiable . . . enjoys the Don . scent of boating . show-offs. grease and gasoline . . all sports dislikes RUTH GEORGINA BOUDREAU 22 Riverbank Road Civic Designing Pretty Gina . . . fashionable . . . talent for designing and sewing . . . bothered by bad tempers . . . Oh, you pain! Club: Homemaking 1; Style Show I. 2. 3, 4, Talent Night 4. 27 STEPHEN CURTIS BOUDREAU 27 Summer Drive Civic Prep School Easy going Gomer . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . excels in all sports, particularly basketball . . . pet peeve — homework . . . pinky . Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. RICHARD DENNIS BROWN 442 Main Street Scientific College Rich . . . intelligent . . . loves French . . . Jiffy Mart . . . punctual . . . future success. Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, Track 2. RICHARD FRANCIS BRUNO 26 Forest Street Civic Berkley School of Music Lively Bru . . . Terrific with drums and at hockey . . . Italian food — mmmm ! dramatics . . . can ' t see why some people don ' t like jazz ! Clubs: Dramatic 3. Ski -i; Athletics: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Band— Concert 1, 2, 3. THOMAS MICHAEL BUCCHIERE 253 Lincoln Avenue College College Sophisticated Tom . . . parkas, ski boots, and ski poles . . . Ho Jo ' s . . . avoids conceited girls. Clubs: Ski 4, Student Council 1, Na- tional Thespians 4; Senior Play. ELAINE MARIE BURNS 41 Jasper Street Civic Secretarial School Elaine . . . cheerful and funloving . . . loves Group activities . . . thinks living alone would be dull . . . pet peeve — knuckle crackers. Clubs: Future nurses 2, Usherettes 4. JACQUELYN BURT 12 Castle Street College College Intelligent Jackie . . . casual . . . new clothes, clean shiny cars, and a winning team . . . war paint and war whoops . . . Howdy Doody lover. Clubs: Dramatic 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 4 , Student Council 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. KATHEN PRESCOTT CADDY 25 Avon Street Industrial Arts K.K. . . . loquacious . . . enjoys talking and working with people . . . good times . . . cars . . . trucks. Club: National Thespians 3, 4. 28 LINDA ANN CAMPBELL 7 Lander Street LINDA JEAN CAMPBELL 41 Summer Drive Business Business School friend College College Talkative Linda . . . friend to all . . . skilled bowler and a good dancer . . . pet peeve — Monday mornings. Club: Sahico 4; Glee Club— Concert; Style Show 2. Linda . . . jovial . . . activities . . . athletic . . . Breakheart and Melrose rate ... in on all S.H.S. activities . . . Oh ya?? Clubs: Art 1, Bowling 1, French 2, 3, Pep Squad 3, Ski 4; Girl ' s Club H.R. Rep. 2, 4, Donkey Basketball 3, 4. DOROTHY LEONA CANFIELD 21 Pleasant Street Business Business School Popular Dot . . . cheerful ... a real asset to the S.H.S. band . . . Softball will never be the same . . . gum snappers beware ! Club: Sahico 4; Athletics: Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; Band— Concert 1, 2. 3. 4, Li- brarian 2, 3, Office Aide 1, Donkey Bas- ketball 3, 4. JACQUELYN CANFIELD 39 Ballard Street Civic Secretarial School Jackie . . . tiny . . . well dressed . . . athletic — especially in skiing . . . seeks individualists for friends. Clubs: Pep Squad 1,2; Glee Club — Con- cert 1; Office Aide 3. JEAN FLORENCE CANFIELD 61 Riverbank Road College Nursing Jeanie . . . short and cute . . . S.H.S. football fan . . . talented bowl- er .. . avoids unpunctual people. Club: Future Nurses; Style Show 1. DAVID GORDON CANN 9 Jackson Street Industrial Arts Electrician Dave . . . cordial . . . always ready to help . . . tinkers with radios and car engines . . . drag races . . . dis- likes people who don ' t observe signs. NORMA MARIE CAPPUCCI 36 Forest Street College School Snookie . . . cute and pert . . . expert dancer . . . Ho Jo ' s . . . The circuit . . . thinks dogs and swimming are just peachy. Clubs: Art 2, 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, French 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1. Marshal Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3. Ski 3, i. Usherettes i. 29 LYNDA ANN CARROLL 41 Denver Street College College PATRICIA ANNE CARTER 12 Emory Street College College Petunia . . . loquacious, happy, and active . . . freckles galore . . . frequently visits in New Hampshire. Class Secretary 3, Board of Directors 2. Clubs: French 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Ski 4, Student Council 1, Usher- ettes 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 2; Glee Club — Concert 2. Pat . . . gay . one . . . athletic ordination plus ! . painting . smile for every- interests and co- . . music . . . pet peeve — Boston Red Sox ' s left fielder. Athletics: Basketball 4, Softball 1, 4; Band — Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, NANCY SUSAN CASH 36 Western Avenue College College Teapot . . . intelligent and ath- letic . . . well-liked . . . tuna fish sandwiches ... no school signals ... pet peeve — drippy water faucets. Clubs: Latin 3. 4, Spanish 4, Student Council 4; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Glee Club Concert 1; Athletics: Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. BLAINE WILLIAM CASTLE 349 Central Street Civic Undecided Blaine . . . reserved . . . well-liked . . . S.H.S. football fan . . . collects sports clippings . . . excels in hockey and bowling . . . can ' t stand giggling girls. ALICE ELIZABETH CERINO 96 Hesper Street College College Conscientious Alice . . . politically attuned . . . very complete homework assignments . . . enjoys tennis, bas- ketball, and poetry . . . pet peeve — coteries. Clubs: Latin 3, 4 — Treasurer 3, Marshal Squad 4, Foreign Affairs 4, Debate 4, 2; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Glee Club— Concert 1, 2. ROSEMARY ANN CERULLO 442 Central Street LINDA LOUISE CHAMBERS 12 Anawan Avenue Business School College Rosemary . . . thoughtful, and con- siderate . . . well-groomed . . clothes galore . . . sewing, tennis and bowling . . . shuns knuckle crackers. Clubs: National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Squad 3, 4 — Captain 4, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4, — 1st lieut. 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4; Style Show 1, 2. College Bugsie . . . English and Math Scholar . . . skiing . . . Pepper Pizza . . . avoids indecisive people. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Euclidians 4, French 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Usherettes 4, Ath- letics: Basketball 2; Girls ' Club Cabinet 2, 4 — Homeroom Rep. 2, 3. 30 MARGARET MING CHANG 21 Pleasant Avenue College College Margaret . . . quiet . . . persevering . . . pussy cats and pistachio ice cream . . . the public library . . . loves poetry. Clubs: French 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Foreign Affairs 4; Tonto- quonian Editor, Reporter 1, Library Aide 1. DOROTHY MARY CHARLES 53 Lincoln Avenue Civic I.B.M. School Dottie . helpful . . . . . . baseball irk her. Clubs: Bowling 1, Homemakers 1, 2, Pep Squad 1; Glee Club Concert 1, Style Show 1. STEPHEN CHARLES CHRISOS 12 Yale Avenue College College good-natured and bowling, water skiing fan . . . late people Steve . . . talkative . . . practical jokes . . . father ' s new car . . . bowl- ing . . . cross-country fleet-foot. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess 2 — President, 3, Golf 1, 2— Vice President, 3, Photog- raphy 3, Ski 4; Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, Home Room Basketball 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. BETTE LOUISE CLARKE 26 Granite Road Civic B. C. . . . tall pleasures are sewing, listening to the radio — tardy people. Glee Club— Concert 1, Work and slim . . . swimming and . . . pet peeve 2; Style Show 2. SANDRA ADELE CLEE 3 Birchwood Avenue (Peabody) Distributive Education Fisher Jr. College Congenial Sandy . . . devoted to D.E.C.A. . . . attracted to Danvers . . . enjoys dancing, skating and field hockey . . . pet peeve — conceited people. WILLIAM RICHARD COLLINS 323 Walnut Street Scientific College Congenial Bill . . . wayout fiction . . . lots of freckles . . . bothered by adult drivers . . . Berries . Club: Book 2; Athletics: Track 3, 4 JOHN SAMUEL CONFALONE, JR. Industrial Arts Architectural Designing School Mouse . . . well-known . . . col- legiate haircut and clothes . . . awful — awfuls . . . clever at designing. Club: Ski 1; Athletics: Baseball 3, 4. 31 ROBERT PAUL CONGDON 30m Parker Street College College Bob . . . contemporary fiction . . . skis, ski poles, and ski slopes ... of course, other sports . . . sure to succeed. ALICE ANNE CONNERS 9 Dreeme Street Civic Business School Amicable Alice . . . ambitious . . . polite and dependable . . . enjoys sew- ing and swimming . . . annoyed by people who crack their knuckles. Clubs: Pep Squad 1, 2, Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. SHEILA ANN CONNOLLY 39 Springdale Ave. College College Sophisticated Sheila . . . poodles, convertibles, and stylish clothes . . . seamstress . . . loves submarines . . . S.H.S. activities . . . avoids those who smoke. Clubs: Homemaking 4 — Treasurer 4, Fu- ture Teachers 4, Pep Squad 3, Style Show 4. LAWRENCE ROBERT CONNORS Civic Undecided . handsome and well- expert hacker . . . parties Larry . dressed . . and Kane ' s Athletics: Hockey 1 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN CONRAD 3 Conrad Avenue Carol . . . languid hands . . . pleasing . . . . . very attractive. Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4, Ski 4; Talent Night 1, 4, Glee Club— Concert 1, Style Show 4. . . graceful individualist DELOIS VERNON COOPER JR. 16 Oak Point Road College Navy Butch . . . meditative . . . numismat- ist .. . tropical fish . . . roast beef sandwiches . . . friendly newsboy. Club: Bowling 1, 2. PAUL WILFRED COOPER 3 Farmland Road College College Coop . . . comical, smart, and popu- lar . . . missions, cajole, anchor . . . view from the clouds. Class Board of Directors 3, 4. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4 — Secretary, Eu- clidians 3, 4, Latin 3, Ski 4; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. 32 JOHN THOMAS CORINDIA 28 Forest Street Scientific Doctor Witty, well-dressed Tom . . . Sports . . . Mr. M ' s man with the trumpet . . . lasagna . . . band trips . . . T. C. . . . shuns bragging heroes. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Ski 4; Band— Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY CORNETTA 27 Venice Avenue Busines Business School Popular Bobbie . . . lively . . . loyal to SHS ... ice skating and base- ball . . . nice clothes . . . fried clams . . . dislikes people who are always late. Board of Directors 1, 2. Clubs: Future Homemakers 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, Sahico 4, Ski 4, Talent Night 1; Glee Club 1, 2, Style Show 1, 2. PAMELA HELEN CORON 18 Parker Street Civic Jr. College Pam . . . shiny black hair . . . avid movie fan . . . New Hampshire summers ... oh, those people who stop short in the corridors ! ! ! ! Clubs: Art 1, 4 — Treasurer 4, Dra- matic 1, 3, National Thespians 3, 4. JAMES ANTHONY CORREGGIO 98 Riverbank Road Civic Carpentry James . . . collects coins . . . auto- motive mechanics . . . motor scooter ! ! . . . carpentry . . . avoids girls who smoke. LINDA JANE COWAN 11 Waban Street Secretarial Work Linda . . . efficient . . . precision ... all kinds of music . . . roaring fires on a cold winter ' s night reading a good book . . . potato chips. Club: Sahico 4; Style Show 3. BARBARA ALDEN COX 31 Intervale Avenue College College Smiling Tina . . . flying papers. French phrases and flurried Helios . . . sketches and serious art work . . . Books and yimca . Class Secretary 1. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President. Dramatic 2. French 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Tontoquon- ian Associate Editor 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 1; Student Representative to State House; Newspaper Reporter 3; Handbook 1, 2, 3, Le Soleil Editor 4. DEBORAH JEAN COX 176 Essex Street College Marriage Debby . . . chatter . . . lots and lots of clothes . . . fluffy pink sweaters . . . talented in the culinary arts . . . a good seamstress and artist. Class Vice President 2, Student Council 2. }. Clubs: Art 3; Athletics: Field Hockey 1. 33 JUDITH CAROL CREMAROSA 263 Lynn Fells Pkwy. College College Creme . . . likes yellow Volkswagens . . . S.H.S. activities . . . PIZZA . . . hopes to own the Red Sox . . . bothered by jinxed sunglasses . . . Pray Tell Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4— Vice-Pres., Euclidians 3, 4 — Treasurer, French 3, Future Teachers 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt., Ski 4, Usherettes 4, National Thespians 4, Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Athletics: Softball 1, 2; Senior Play. RICHARD ANTHONY CUCCHIARA 8 Oakcrest Street College College Cooch . . . school shutterbug . . . N.H.S. President . . . Diversion is ice hockey . . . enjoys traveling — es- pecially in Great Britain. Clubs: Art 1. 4, Chess 3, French 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Pres., Athletics: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Tontoquonian Photography Staff 4. LAWRENCE DANIEL CURRIE 16 Forest Street Civic Army Larry ... an asset to our football team . . . likes to work with cars and snooze . . . oh, those girls who scream over nothing. Athletics: Football 1, 2, 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH DAMICO 77 Bristow Street Civic G.E. Apprentice Good-looking Tony . . . personality . . . neat . pet peeve CAROL ANN DAVIS 15 Great Woods Road Business Airline Stewardess plus ... percussionist appearance . . . cars . . . — pushy people. Club: Art Club 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3. Football Carol . . . seamstress . . . . enjoys driving (?! (?!)... courteous. Clubs: Bowling 4, Marshal 4, Sahico 4. . . bowling )and GYM Squad NORMAN JAMES DAY 29 Tuttle Street Distributive Education Undecided Norm . . . friendly, cheerful, well- liked . . . industrious . . . Little Red Bug. LINDA EDITH DEARSTYNE 46 Fairmount Avenue College College Lin . . . bubbly sense of humor . . . collects stuffed animals . . . oh those black and blue marks . . . a2 4 b2 4- c2 = ugh . . . sentimentalist ... we wish her luck as a nurse. Clubs: Art 3. 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Ski Club 4; Senior Play, Senior Car Wash. 34 MICHAEL JOSEPH DEBLASIO JR. 6 Walcott Road Scientific College D.B. . . . electronics, science fairs, stamps . . . Little Miss Polka-Dots ... pet peeve — fast donkeys. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Pep Squad 3, Radio 1, 2, 3; Athletics: Football 1. BARBARA PHYLLIS DELOUIS 7 Belair Street Business Work Louie . . . tall, blonde and strik- ing . . . always ready for a good time . . . pen pals . . . dancing . . . football . . . can ' t see why girls scream over the Beatles. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Ski 4, French 2, Home-making 4, Sahico; Glee Club 1; Style Show 1, 2, 3, Office Aide 4. EDWARD JOSEPH DEPUTAT JR. 40 Gates Pond Avenue Industrial Arts Navy Dep . . . football . . . philatelist . . . bowls . . . good companion . . . Lurch . . . dislikes waiting in long, long lines ! ! ! Club: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN ELIZABETH DESYEAUX 165 Winter Street Civic Undecided Shorty . . . pleasant and earnest . . . cniuvs sewing . . . collecting auto- graphs . . . swimming and skating . . . annoyed by conceited people. Club: Home-making 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2, 3. 4. HERBERT RICHARD DIAMOND 601-R Lincoln Avenue Civic Service Herb . . . autos . . . aquatic sports . . . sincere friend . . . doesn ' t like one word answers. PAULA FELICIA DIMINICO 51 Western Avenue D.E. Junior College Paula . . . poised and polite . . . dark hair and pretty eyes . . . dislikes those w-ho don ' t tell the truth. Clubs: Art 4, Bowling 4, DECA 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Future Home-makers 3, 4, Pep Squad 3. 4, Ski 4; Glee Club- Concert 1, Style Show 1. 2, 3. ROBERT ALLEN DITOMASO 320 Lincoln Avenue Business Business School Peaches ... a real comic . . . cars . . . bowling and hockey ... ir- ritated by dirty automobiles. Club: Sahico I. 35 ROBERT HENRY DIXON 5 Victor Street Business Business School Bob . . . closely watches mint marks and dates of coins . . . swimming . . . avoids know-it-alls. Clubs: French 2, Sahico 4. BERNARD DOHERTY 8 Kent Street College College . . . cars, sports, broken look-alike sister and ' WITTY . . . optional Hey, Howie ! ' legs . . brothers . . . ' Math problems. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2, Ski 4; Athletics: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3. STEVEN RAE DOW 34 Lake Circle Industrial Arts Draftsman Steve . . . bright red hair . . . snares and animal traps . . . English recording stars . . . especially the Beatles . Clubs: Bowling 4, Chess 2. LILLIAN MAY DUNCAN 20 Harlow Street College College Lilly . . . pleasant . . . finds music and photography enjoyable . . . hopes to travel . . . pet peeve — con- ceited people. DIANA ELIZABETH ANN DUNNE 208 Forest Street Civic Business School Tiny Diana . . . jolly . . . ath- letic . . . loves to sew . . . pretty blue eyes. Clubs: Bowling 1, Homemaking 4, Pep Squad 1, 2; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN FRANK DURGIN 2 Cliftondale Avenue Civic Prep School Durg . . . amicable . . . huge house parties . . . hunting and water enthusiast . . . girls . . . cars . . . shuns finger tappers. Clubs: Bowling 4, Chess 4, Marshal Squad 3, 4, Ski 4; Athletics: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2— Home- room 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL DAVID DUVAL 21 Curtis Road Distributive Education Undecided Sincere Mike . . . diligent . . . tall . . . submarines . . . D.E. never the same. 36 RICHARD THOMAS EICHEL II 40 Lincoln Avenue Scientific College Dick . . . our smiling extrovert . . . PARTIES ARE BIG . . . diversions are designing model cars and rebuilding engines. RICHARD ELLIS 14 Clark Street College College Friendly Rick . . . subtle wit . . . cars, natch ! . . . pizza and roast beef . . . bored by lengthy dance recitals. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2. VIRGINIA JEAN EMERY 1 Virginia Terrace College Nursing Pretty Jean . . . talkative . . . senti- mental . . . bowling . . . sports fan . . . annoyed by braggarts. Clubs: Future Nurses 3, 4, Latin 4, Stu- dent Council 2; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2; Guidance Office Aide, Donkey Bas- ketball 4. LESLIE ANN EVANS 27 Cliftondale Avenue College Nursing Les . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . pleasing personality with a friendly smile to match . . . folk music . . . Essex South . . . chocolate whipped cream and graham crackers. Class Board of Directors 1, 3. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Pep Squad 3; Athletics: Softball 1, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3- Glee Club 2, 3, 4— Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Girls ' Club H.R. Rep. 2. LOUISE MARIE FIFIELD 37 Tuttle Street Civic Business School Louise . . . fun-loving . . . laughter . . . continuous conversations . . . ski trails . . . pet peeve — streets without white lines. BERNICE RUTH FISHER 58 Ballard Street Civic Work Bunnie . . . loquacious . . . BOYS . . . That ' s the breaks . . . pities school dropouts. Style Show 4, Library Aide 3. 37 ROBERT FRANCIS FOLINO 3 Oceanview Avenue College Collect Bob . . . small, but powerful basketball player . . . likeable . . . skiing enthusiast . . . shuns moody people. Club: Golf 3; Athletics: Track 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 4. PAULA ANN FORBES 84 Auburn Street College Nurses Training Paula . . . energetic . . . happy . . . likes all sports, especially bas- ketball . . . easy going. Club: Future Nurses 2; Athletics: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. DONALD RAYMOND FORNI 2 3 Kenwood Avenue College College Don . . . guitars . . . water skiis . . . Latin IV . . . muuundy . . . OH, those women drivers ! ! Clubs: Bowling 2, Radio 1; Talent Night 4. PRISCILLA FAYE FOUNTAIN 1 Pillings Road College College Priscilla . . . shy . . . pleasant . . . helpful . . . enjoys skating . . . pet peeve — gum snappers. Clubs: French 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Homemaking 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Library ' Aide 3. ROY EVERITT FREDERICKSON 1 Orchard Avenue College College Collegiate Howie . . . P.J. parties . . . sociable . . . well-dressed . . . pool . . . track . . . Howdy Beef- burgers. Club: Bowling 2; Athletics: Track 3, 4. DARRELL MAY FRITZ 2 Bisbee Road Secretarial Undecided Attractive Darrell . . . well-dressed expert seamstress . . . queen . boys of bermuda the snow slopes shorts don ' t rate. Clubs: Sahico 4, Ski 4, Marshal Squad 2; Tnntoquonian Business Staff; Style Show 1, 2, 3. ROSEMARY FRONTIERA 22 Venice Avenue Civic Hairdressing Roe . . . always happy and smiling . . . loves onion rings and pizza . . . dislikes conceited people. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3. Dramatic 4. Home- makers 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Sahico 4, Ski 4; Senior Play. 38 WILLIAM DENNIS FULLER 3 Appleton Street Civic School Bill . . . car mechanic . . . drum- mer . . . meatball sandwiches . . . annoyed when cars fail to start on cold, cold mornings. Club: Ski 4; Athletics: Home Room Basketball 1, Football 1. DANIEL VICTOR GAETA 98 Vine Street Civic Undecided Dan . . . tall, . . . quick to see manner. dark, good looking a joke . . . affable EILEEN GRACE GARLAND 11 Seaview Avenue Secretarial Medical Secretary Lee . . . swims and water skis . . . Cliffy . . . fashionable . . . memory vs. locker combinations . . . an angel in a cloud. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Ski 4; Tontoquonian Activities Staff; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2. THERESA ANN DANIEL DOUGLAS GIBBON GIANSIRACUSA 15 Hazel Street 22 Harlow Street Civic Musician Jr. College Dan . . . congenial . . . enjoys good . . . well-liked . . . an music . . . sports . . . cars . . . girls College Terri exuber ant twirler and an asset to the squad . . . hobbies are swimming, skating and skiing. Class Secretary 2. Clubs: Future Home- makers 3, 4 — Secretary, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Spanish 3 — Treasurer, Student Council 1, 2, Usherettes 4; Twirler 3, 4 — Co-Capt.; Band Concert 3, 4, Talent Night 4, Guidance Office Aide 3, 4. likes to sleep late in the mornings. JOSEPH MARTIN GIBBONS 56 Clifton Avenue College College Joseph . . . helpful . . . bowling and tennis ... all around sports fan . . . bothered by women drivers. Clubs: Ski 4, Spanish 4; Athletics: Football 1, Language Laboratory Aide 4. DOROTHY JEAN GILLIS Maclntyre Road Civic Secretary Dottie . . . skis and swims . . . full of wanderlust (yearns to travel) . . . always ready for a laugh . . . Don ' t slam any doors in her path ! ! ! ! Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4. Ski 4; Style Show 3, Senior Play. 39 LINDA MADELINE GOULD 8 Newcomb Avenue College . . ambitious ... in- sports fan . . . field pet peeve-unsociable Secretarial Buckwheat ' telligent . . hockey people. Clubs: Bowling 3. French 2, Future Teachers 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 4 — Capt. 4, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4; Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2. 3, 4. DEBORAH ANN GOWELL 31 Great Woods Road College College Cute Dee . . . diligent . . . talented seamstress . . , and convertibles who whistle. Clubs: Bowling 3, 4, French 4 Teachers 4. enjoys bowling, skiing . . annoyed by people Future ESTHER ANNE GRACE 33 Dudley Street Secretarial Secretary Esther . . . gay . . . amiable . . . loves to bowl and swim . . . Fun ! ! . . . boys . . . dislikes conceited people. Clubs: Bowling 1, 3, 4, Marshal Squad 3, 4, Sahico 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, Library Aide 1, 2, 4. GRACE MARION GRACEFFA 6 Yale Avenue Business Undecided Grace . . . reserved, but full of fun . . . sharp pencils and stenography notebooks . . . can always be relied upon. CONSTANCE MARIE GRANAHAN 501 Central Street Homemaking IBM School Connie . . . bowling fan . . . dancing . . . Howdey ' s . . . dislikes people without school spirit. Club: Bowling 2. ROBERT BRUCE GREEN 38 Pearson Street College College Bob . . . little quips and a pleasant smile . . . enjoys hunting . . . meticulous habits . . people unite ! ! Athletics: Track 4. GUNS left-handed STANLEY WARREN GREEN 144 Main Street College College Stan . . . pizza and gasoline . . . handsome . . . , easy going . . . comi- cal remarks . . . upset by those who talk about cars, but know nothing about the subject. Clubs: Bowling 1, 4, French 4, Ski 3, 4. 40 THOMAS ARTHUR GUTTADARO 31 Kenwood Avenue General Work Gutt . . . sports — especially base- ball . . . black boots and loafers . . . beef . . . good whaler. Athletics: Basketball 1, Home Room 1, 2, 3. JUDITH EDNA HALEY 15 Palmer Avenue College Marriage Judi . . . hand knit sweaters . . . books . . . bowling . . . serious minded . . . shuns argumentative people. Clubs: Homemaking 4, Future Nurses 1, 2; Senior Play. KATHLEEN ANN HANLON 21 Whitney Street College College Dodie . . . pianist and organist . . . mountain trails — on foot and by horseback . . . Corvette, Stingrays and motorcyles . . . avoids those without a sense of humor. TERRI JOYCE HARMON 11 Sterling Avenue Secretarial Chamberlayne Jr. College Terri . . . giggles and curls . . . hayfever . . . water skiing . . . Monday mornings — UGH ! ! Clubs: Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Ski 4. CHARLES HERBERT HARNDEN 32 Basswood Avenue Distributive Education Jr. College Hubert . . . DE student . . . interest — girls — what else? . . . girls — take care with your make-up . . . future . real estate salesman. Club: DECA 2. BARBARA ANN HARRINGTON 13 Parker Street College Nursing Barby . . . always strives to do her best . . . great personality . . . enjoys ice skating . . . eager to begin her career. Clubs: French 4; Band— Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LINDA HARRINGTON 6 Ernest Street College College Miss Harrendun . . . poise and grace . . . private tailor . . . pizza and pastry . . . loyal supporter of Frosh football team . . . our spirited cheer- leader ' s captain. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 — Capt., Color Day Rally Director 4. 41 CLEO HARRIS 26 Winter Street College College Witty Dynamic . . . immaculate dress . . . New Jersey Cheerleader comes to root for S.H.S. . . . N.Y. radio stations. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Future Teachers 4, Ski 4, Student Council 1, 3, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, Cheerleader 3; Senior Play. PATRICIA ELLEN HENNAN 389 Lincoln Avenue Civic Undecided Dependable Pat . . . considerate of others . . . good bowler . . . LE SOLEIL dactyliste. Clubs: Bowling 4, French 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2. KATHRYN ANN HICKS 24 Springdale Avenue Business I.B.M. School Kathy . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . friendly . . . television . . . sewing . . . Adventure Car Hop . . . pet peeve — snobs. Clubs: Bowling 1, Sahico 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, 3, Style Show 1, 2, 3, Office Aide 4. GAIL MARGARET HIGGINS 2 Rodgers Road College College Higsby . . . Madras and Melrose . . . Fireplace 10 . . . North Conway . . . adaptable . . . conscientious cheer- leader. Class Board of Directors 3. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Ski 4, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary — 2, Usherettes 4; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, Cheer- leader 3, 4. PAUL FRANCIS HOGAN 304 Central Street Scientific College Intelligent Hoog . . . Mr. Burn ' s comedian . . . likes to ride with the top down . . . intensive study of bio-chemistry . . . Pet Peeve — social standards and status. ROBERT BRUCE HUNTER 23 Summer Dr. College College Buntley . . . full of life . . . foot- ball and skating . . . girls, of course . . . well-known personality around S.H.S. . . . Oh, those early morning classes ! Clubs: Ski 4, Spanish 3; Athletics: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, Volleyball 1, 2. HELAINE GAYLE HURWITZ 28 Summer Street College College Helaine . . . full of fun . . . zany sense of humor . . . artistic . . . flair for dramatics . . . abhors middle of of the road drivers. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, National Thes- pians 3, 4; Senior Play. 42 DIA NE ELAINE HUSSON 73 Jasper Street College College Considerate Diane . . . domestic talents as well as being scientifically inclined . . . water skiing and bowling . . . dreams of a trip to France . . . finds crowded corridors to be very frus- trating. WAYNE GEORGE HYAM 24 Whitney Street College College Omega . . . deep understanding of Trig . . . sports and cars . . . smiles . . . witty comments . . . peeved by homework over the weekend. Clubs: Radio 1: Athletics: Track 2. ERNEST CARLYLE HYNES JR. 9 Steven Avenue Scientific College Ernie . . . science fiction fan . . . long columns of numbers . . . Mad Magazine . . . vivid paraphrases of Shakespeare. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowling I, 3, Euclidians 3, 4; Mathematics Team 3. 4. ANNETTE ROSE IENGO 6 Athens Drive College College Annette . . . chatter accompanied by flying, descriptive hands . . . cute . . . sweatshirts and dungarees . . . hard working scholar. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2. 3, 4, French 3, Future Teachers 4. Latin Club 3, 4, secretary 3, Pep Squad 4. Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4, Glee Club — Concert 1, 2. Senior Play 3, Newspaper Reporter SHELLY MAUREEN IWANOWICZ 113 Lincoln Avenue Civic Business School Shelly . . . pleasing personality . . . Red Sox . . . avid follower of Saugus High sports . . . enjoys bowling and listening to records . . . pet peeve — gum snappers. Clubs: Bowling 1, 4, Homemakers 1. 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics: Soft- ball 1, 2, Glee Club Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1,2. DOUGLAS ANDREW JOHNSON Water Street College College D. J. of Le Soleil . . . Golden Tornado comes to Sachemville . . . originality plus . . . bored by twice told elephant jokes. Club: French 4. JON ROBERT JOHNSON 22 Felton Court Scientific College Jon . . . crew cut . . . observes little things . . . inquiring mind . . . a natural wit. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Golf 3. Ski 3, 4; Athletics: Football 1, Hockey 3. Track 1, 3, 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 43 JOHN PAUL JONES JR. 109 Adams Avenue College College J- P. J • • • talkative . . . enjoys reading and photography . . . dislikes domineering girls . . . likes surprises. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Dramatic 4. Photography I, 2, 3. 4, Ski 4, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Track 4; Glee Club- Concert 1, 2, 3; All School Play 4, Senior Play. MARIE BEULAH KANARKIEWICZ 22 Orcuth Avenue Secretarial Secretary Marie . . . thoughtful and con- siderate . . . finds crocheting, bowling, and collecting records interesting . . . likes boys, sports, dancing and Elvis. Clubs: Bowling 4, Marshal Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4; One Act Play 1, 2. ARLENE JANE KELLY 18 Pratt Street Business Work Kelly-Bean . . . short, curly pixies . . . pastels . . . camping . . . skiing . . . pet peeve — children who play under the bleachers. Clubs: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Sahico 4, Ski 3, 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3. MARYJANE ROSE KENNEDY 18 Endicott Street Civic Work Pretty M.J. . . . sweet . . . cheese- burgers and fried clams . . . Drum and Bugle Corps . . . dislikes con- ceited people. Club: Homemakers 1, 2, 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE PATRICIA KERRIGAN 10 Stillings Road Secretarial Airline Stewardess Jo Jo . . . sincere and well-mannered . . . sports . . . collects salt and pepper shakers . . . bothered by tardy people. Clubs: Dramatic 1, Pep Squad 1, Sahico 4 — Secretary, Ski 4, Usherettes 4; Talent Night 4. DENNIS MICHAEL KING 7 Fanest Street College College Den . situations . . . blue Ford athletic good . . . chaotic sense of humor Howie ' s and missions. ' Clubs: Bowling Football 1, 2, 4. 2, 3 4; Athletics: MARY JEAN KLAPES 224 Lynn Fells Pkwy. College Bentley College Sincere and well-liked Mary Jean . . . lively supporter of S.H.S. foot- ball . . . after Bentley ' s hopes to be the accountant for the Red Sox ! . . . animal lover . . . enjoys swimming — why Mary Jean? . . . watch out for those basketball players next year ! Clubs: Art 3, Euclidians 3, 4 — Secretary, French 3, 4, Latin 3, 4 — Pres., Pep Squad 4, Ski 4, Tontoquonian Biog- raphy Staff. 44 KATHLEEN MARGARET KNICKLE 12 Beach Street Distributive Education Hairdressing Sweet and considerate Cathy . . . stuffed animals, bright colors, and rec- ord albums . . . dancing ' s fine . . . avoids snobby people. Clubs: DECA — Secretary 4. Civics Spider . . rides in the hockey, skiing Club. Manager 2 FRANK ADAM KRYZWICKI JR. 23 Guild Road Prep School S.H.S. bowler . . . ' Red Hornet . . . and baseball enthusiast bothered by girls who smoke. Bowling 4; Athletics: Football PAUL ALVIN LACY JR. 6 Gilway Road College College Well dressed and good looking Paul likes vacations and surprises . . . Happiness Boys . . . pet peeve — clean sneakers ! Clubs: Ski 4, Spanish 3 — President; Athletics: Football 1. JUDITH MARIE LADD 40 Lawndale Avenue Civic Secretary Judi . . . petite . . . friendly smile . . . onion rings . . . water and snow skiing . . . irked by knuckle crackers. Clubs: Bowling 4, Dramatic 4, French 4, Homemaking 4, Marshal 3, 4, Ski 3, 4; Athletics: Volleyball 4; Talent Night 1, Glee Club— Concert 1, Style Show 4, Office Aide 3, 4. KAREN ANN LALLY 43 Sunnyside Park Civic Airline Hostess Sweet Karen . . . delicate tastes . . . bowling and dancing . . . camping in N.H. . . . pet peeve — discourteous cus- tomers. Band Concert 1, Glee Club 1. STEVEN CHARLES LAMPROS 21 Avon Street FRANCES LANDRY Bisbee Road Secretarial Civic Steve ' Sales Distributor iffable manner . . . racing engines, smell of rubber, and click of pool balls . . . girls are O.K.. although bothersome at times. Bobby . . . sweet of others . . . diaries cluttered bulletin boards silly girls. Club: Sahico 4; Style Show 3. Office Work and considerate memory boxes. . . . pet peeve — 45 PENELOPE LOUISE LANDRY 36 Elm Street College Mass. College of Art Muffy . . . spirited debater . . . artistic . . . beautiful handknit and hand sewn clothes . . . enjoys sunny days . . . bright colors . . . dislikes loud people. Club: Art 2, 3. 4; Style Show 4; Girls ' Club Cabinet 3. CHARLENE ANN LANG 39R. Jackson Street Secretarial College Linkey . . . combination of intelli- gence and wit . . . philatelist . . . sports . . . chocolate chip ice cream . . . avoids those who think they are al- ways right. Clubs: National Honor Society 3, 4. Sahico 4— President; Athletics: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ton- toquonian Associate Editor 4, Girls ' Club H.R. Representative 3, Student Exchange. EDITH MURIEL LANGLEY 55 Winter Street College College Grape . . . vivid description, Latin verse, long walks . . . cut off sweat shirts and conversations with cats . . . STEINBECK . . . organization — plus! Class Vice President 1. Clnbs: Book 2, Latin 3, 4, National Honor . Society 4, Student Council 2. 3, 4, Girls ' Club Secretary 2; Handbook Committee 1, 3, Tontoquonian Associate Editor 4. KENNETH WILLIAM LARKIN 30 Jasper Street College College Ken . . . easy going . . . skiing enthusiast . . . sports in general . . . annoyed by people who drive on the wrong side of the road. LINDA MAE LAROUCHE 5 Horton Street Business Work Shorty . . . small and cute . . . earnest . . . lively and athletic . . . neat appearance . . . enjoys reading, music and football . . . loves pizza and ice cream . . . dreads those Monday mornings ! Clubs: Book 1, Bowling 2, French 2, Marshal Squad 1, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4; Glee Club Concert 2, Style Show 1. ANTHONY RICHARD LAVECCHIO 6 Alfred Road Scientific College Tony . . . sports, all the way . . . radio ham . . . Star Market . . . watchout roadhogs ! ! Club: Bowling 1. JOHN RICHARD LAVISKA, JR. 335 Lincoln Avenue College School John . . . easygoing . . . pleasant . . . good at pool and whaling . . . annoyed by girls who smoke. Club: Ski 4; Band Concert 1. 2, 3, 4. 46 Hi m MARJORIE DIANE LA VISKA 13 Davis Street Civic College ' Marg . . . pleasant . . . hobbies are horseback riding and record collect- ing . . . loves clams and pizza . . . bored by long study periods. Club: Bowling 1; Talent Night 4. MAUREEN LAVOIE 4 Williams Avenue College Civil Service Mau . . . considerate of others . . . finds enjoyment in popular records and English singing groups . . . dreads the dentist ' s drill ! Club: Future Nurses 2, 3. WAYNE DOUGLAS LEACH 31 Spencer Avenue Civic Trade School Wayne . . . quiet . . . guitars, music, and cars . . . enjoys working on cars . . . pet peeve — women drivers. SUSAN JEAN LEADBETTER 17 Walden Pond Avenue College Designing School Leadhead . . . creative . . . concern for others . . . Barbra Striesand . . . high society fashions. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3, French 3, 4, Marshal Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4— Capt., Ski 4, Student Council 3; Girls ' Club Cabinet, Talent Night 4. PHILIP JEAN LEBLANC 19 Elm Street Civic School Redlight . . . well-liked and humor- ous . . . winter sports . . . Je viens de Canada . . . likes to sleep late in the morning. RHETA IRENE LEIGHTON 84 Cleveland Avenue College College Tia . . . strong, questioning mind . . . full of fun . . . hobbies include sports, coin collecting . . . finds eyes to be very expressive. Clubs: Euclidians 4, Future Nurses 2, 3 — Vice-Pres., 4 — Treasurer, Latin 2, 3, Marshal 4, Pep Squad 4 — Capt., Student Council 4; Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4 —Capt., Softball 2, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Career Conference 3. 4, Tontoquonian Activities Staff. RONALD MILTON LEMOINE 5 Emory Street College College Serious and hard-working Lem . . . band . . . music . . . painting . . . hockey . . . pet peeve — underachieves. 47 LEON ALAN LEMURE 16 Clifton Street College College Leon . . . jokester in a crowd . . . intelligent in private conversation . . . hard working member of the basketball team. Athletics: Baseball 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Track 1, 2. MILDRED CAROLE LEONARD 15 Edge Hill Road Civic Modeling Carole . . . tall, slender, attractive . . . Oh brother . . . shuns con- ceited people. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Ski Club 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2. MARIE ANTOINETTE LESSARD 37 Spencer Avenue Homemaking Hairdressing School Lefty . . . flying feet and flashing needle . . . bowling . Hairdressing Academy arising at 6:00 A.M. Style Show 4. Continental dislikes ANITA LOUISE LOISELLE 3 Horton Street Secretarial Work Shorty . . . attractive ... ice cream . . . enjoys singing . . . finds gossipy people annoying. Clubs: Pep Squad 1, Sahico 4; Guidance Office Aide 3, 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2. RICHARD EARL LONG 368 Central Street Civic Berkely School of Music Nice-looking Dick . . . humorous . . . true friend . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . easy going . . . bothered by girls who smoke. Club: Radio Club 1; Talent Night 4. RICHARD JOSEPH LOVETT 8 Wilson Street Civic Prep School Rick . . . courteous and well-liked . . . likes S.H.S. sports . . . cutt smile . . . smooth running cars. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 4. IRENE SHARYN LOWE 405 Lincoln Avenue College College Sharyn . . . dimpled cheeks . . . friendly . . . letter writing and dra- matics . . . spends summers as a camp counselor . . . aims to be a speech therapist. Clubs: Art 1, Dramatic 3, 4, French 4, Future Nurses 3, Marshal Squad 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, National Thespians 3, 4; Library Aide 3, 4; All School Play 4; Senior Play. 48 ANTHONY FRANCIS LUCA 65 Lincoln Avenue Civic Prep School Tony . . . handsome . . . mature girls . . . cars . . . water skiing . . . avoids women drivers ! SAMUEL WATERMAN LUDWIG JR. 36 Mr. Vernon Street College College Good-looking and well-dressed Sammy suave manner . . . popular . . . enjoys all sports, especially hockey. Class President 1. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Vice President, Ski 4; Athletics: Football 3, Hockey 4. MAUREEN LYNCH 7 Wormstead Street Civic Airline Hostess Mickie . . . talkative . . . effer- vescent . . . hates to repeat things . . . likes to play football. Clubs: Bowling 2, Dramatic 3, 4, Home- makers 2, Ski 3, 4; Glee Club- Concert 1, Talent Night 1, 2, Style Show 2. RICHARD RAY MacDONALD III 13 Knowles Avenue College College Macky . . . collegiate . . . BIG and muscular . . . reserved . . . loves television. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, Treasurer; Athletics: Football 1, 2 Track 4, Volleyball 1, 2. 4— 3. 4, JAY MacDOUGALL 6 Fulton Avenue Scientific College Jay- Jay . . . handsome . . . shy, but sophisticated . . . blushes easily . . . Red hat and suspenders. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 3, 4, French 3, Golf 3. Ski 4; Athletics: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3. DONNA JEAN MACEDO 56 Main Street General Airline Stewardess Attractive Don ... all types of food . . . talented dancer . . . talka- tive . . . avoids fingernail biting. C lubs: Dramatic 3, 4, Ski 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, Talent Night 1. DOLORES MARIE MacLEOD 55 Hesper Street College College Dee . . . Scottish interests — bag- pipes, budgets, pl ids . . . bowling . . . candy striper ... pet peeve — late dates. Club: Photography 1; Style Show 1. 49 DIANE ELAINE MacNAUGHT 94 Main Street College Nursing Attractive Dee . . . graceful actions . . . chocolate mint sundaes . . . sunny winter days . . . skiing, ice skating, twirling — our captain ... pet peeve — rainy days. Club: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4; Twirler 3, 4 — Captain; Band Concert 1, 2, Guidance Office Aide 3. LESLIE MacPHEE 27 Avon Street College College Les . . . popular . . . the other half . . . SPORTS . . . avoids knuckle crackers ... a certain success. Class Treasurer 2; Clubs: Girls ' Club — H.R. Rep. 1, Vice-President— 3, Pres- ident 4, Marshal Squad 4; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4— Capt.; D.A.R. Delegate, Student Exchange. CHARLES RICHARD MAES 88 Fairmount Avenue College College Intelligent Chuck . . . stamp collect- ing and photography . . . loves pizza ... all sports . . . know-it-alls don ' t rate. Clubs: Chess 4, French 3, 4; Band — Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE CAROLE MAGALETTA 10 Lewis Lane Civic Work Jo . . . sincere, friendly and cour- teous . . . enjoys sewing, reading and music . . . driving classes. Club: Homemakers 4; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MAGHAKIAN 78 Hesper Street College College Comical Richie . . . sports, especially basketball ... a good student . . . enjoys parties, girls and food . . . avoids girls who smoke . . . Hang me! Club: Bowling 1, 2, 3; Athletics: Bas- ketball 1, 2. RICHARD MICHAEL MAGNAN 10 Second Street College College Sophisticated Mag . . . good-looking and intelligent . . . Ivy league tastes . . . athletic. Athletics: Football 3, 4, Hockey 4. PRISCILLA MAGARET MAHER 11 Sweetwater Street Secretarial Business School Pookie . . . petite . . . pretty hair styles . . . quiet nature . . . enjoys water skiing, swimming, and reading . . . loves cheeseburgers . . . dislikes conceited people. Clubs: Sahico 4, Ski Club 4, Usherettes 4, Business Staff 4; Athletics: Softball 1. 50 HfJUHin JOSEPH THOMAS MALGERI 8 Hull Drive College College Amicable Joe . . . sleeping bags, pup tents, cool mountain streams . . . ROBERT GEORGE MALTAIS 12 Milton Street milk shakes. Clubs: Ski Track 4. Civic Affable Bob . . . . . good dancer . Work stylized clothes casual manner. 4, Spanish 4; Athletics: DONALD EDWARD MARTIN 74 Water Street Civics Art School Artistically talented Don . . . witty . . . likes sports in general . . . S.H.S. posters . . . decorated lockers . . . beige hat . . . instructive. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4— President, Bowling 1, 2, French 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Golf 3, Ski 4, Tontoquonian Art Staff; Student Director of Art Festival 3. WAYNE FRANKLIN MATHEWS 140 Essex Street Distributive Education Work Bashful Wayne . . . diligent . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes driving, but dislikes women drivers. Band Concert 1, 2, 3. ROBERT EDWARD McGREGOR 8 Lawndale Avenue College Nice-looking good times . College ' Bob . . . crew cuts and . . athletic . . . Kane ' s. MARGARET VERONICA McKENNA 111 Vine Street Civic Margie . . . . . expert in dressmaking . . . popular music . compositions. Club: Homemakers Bookkeeper tennis and basketball sewing, particularly . enjoys listening to . . dislikes writing KAREN MARIE McLAUGHLIN 6 Hillside Avenue Secretarial Business School Sugie . . . cheerful . . . orzatas . . . frequent basketbal l game spectator . . . tangled coat hangers frustrate her. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Ski 4. Style Show 4. 51 RUSSELL HERMAN MENKO 31 Johnson Street College College Russ . . . MATHEMATICS . . . friendly and cheerful . . . The ' lahg ' is ... .. . I ' m on advance!! . . . N.Y. accent. ALAN WAYNE MERRITT 263 Walnut Street College College Popular Alan . . . SHS football fan . . . participates in hockey . . . pa- tiently builds model cars . . . abhors bigots . . . plans to enter college. Class Board of Directors 4. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Ski Club 4 — Treasurer 4; Athletics: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2. LINDA ROSE MILANO 22 Laurine Rd. College Jr. College Popular Bims . . . sport cars and cotton candy . . . SHS hockey games . . . club pictures? . . . loves skiing and ski shops . . . Why? . . . often found at Howdy ' s. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, French 3, 4, Pep 2, 3, Ski 3, 4. STANLEY LEO MINASIAN 13 Milano Dr. JUDITH ANN MITCHELL 54 Harrison Avenue Civic Work College Business School Stan . . . jovial . . . life of the party . . . fast cars . . . girls . . . take a break. Sincere Judy . . . love for animals . . . likes all sports . . . Chinese food . . . dislikes hard butter. JOHN CALVIN MOBERG JR. 106 Walnut Street Civics Trade School John . . . golf and skating . . . interested in mechanics and cars . . . peeved by girls who smoke. Club: Golf 3, 4; Athletics: Football 4. ROBERT ARTHUR MOHLIN 27 Eustis Street Scientific College Popular Bob . . . skiing and golf . . . known for his funny quips . . . hopes to own a sports car soon. Club: Ski 4; Athletics: Hockey 2, 3; Track 2. 52 MARY ELIZABETH MOLLOY 40 Lynnfells Pkwy. Civic Punky . . . tiny great personality . . . . . . success ahead. Clubs: Dramatic 2, letter. Basketball 2, Undecided . . . athletic . . . excellent seamstress ROBERT PAUL MONICO 5 Atlas Avenue Distributive Education Work Bob . . . known to most everyone as Frappe ... a friend to all . . . good sense of humor . . . likeable. French 1, 2 Softball 1, Hockey 2; Style Show 1, 3, 4. Ath- Field STEVEN CARL MORRISON 22 Johnston Terrace Distributive Education Air Force Steve . . . co-operative . . . earnest . . . enjoys horseback riding and pool . . . annoyed by slow drivers in the shopping center. Club: DECA; Athletics: Basketball 1, Homeroom 1, 2, Football 1, 2. LINDA FLORENCE MOSHER 48 Vine Street Secretarial College Linda . . . industrious and lively . . . enjoys beach parties, folk music, and playing her guitar . . . pet-peeve — long fingernails. Clubs: Bowling 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Secretary 4, Sahico 4; Glee Club — Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1, 2. LINDA ROSE MULLEN 16 Putnam Street College Art School | ' Linda . . . very artistic . . . musically inclined . . . sense of humor . . . subtleties . . . irritated by power lawn mowers on Sunday morning. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, French 3. 4; Tontoquonian, Art Staff 4, Glee Club — Concert 2, 3. LINDA MAY MULLETT 17 Hampstead Avenue Secretarial Secretarial School Lynne . . . cheerful and sincere . . . collects records . . . plans to be a real estate agent or a secretary . . . avoids conceited V. I. P. ' s. Club: Sahico 4. DENNIS MICHAEL MURPHY 2 Adams Avenue Log . . . good looking . . . abundance of freckles . . . powerful with a hockey stick . . . Ho-Jo . Athletics: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 53 EUGENE ARTHUR MUSTONE JR. 21 Oaklandvale Avenue College Junior College Gino . . . cars and more cars, but oh those over flowing car ashtrays . . . always a smile and a joke . . . lots of clothes . . . our unforgettable Color Day Rocket . . . Hey, Hey, Hey. Hey. ANNE MARIE MYERS 132 Howard Street College College Gerrie . . . quiet and sincere . . . likes most everything . . . athletic . . . Softball . . . dislikes know-it-alls. Athletics: Field Hockey 2, 3. WILLIAM FREDERICK NEEB JR. 8 Cottage Street Scientific College Willie . . . reserved . . . . . . S.H.S. Arnold Palmer quents the beach. Club: Bowling 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3 handsome . . . fre- Athletics: EDWARD FREDERICK NEWBURY JR. 65 Fairmount Avenue Civic E. J. . . morning hunts . . . pet peeve- Army puptents . . . early . . travel . . . T. V. -busy intersections. HELEN ANN NEWHALL 7 Burnham Avenue Civic Work Quiet and sincere Helen . . . enjoys reading and sewing . . . photography . . . The Beatles . . . Martin ' s Candy Outlet . . . Monday Morning Blues. Glee Club Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. MARGARET LESLIE NICHOLSON 54 Linden Road (Peabody) Civic Business School Nick . . . bar exercises, new toe shoes, dance routines . . . horseback riding . . . French fries . . . pet peeve — late dates. Club: National Thespians 4; All School Play 4, Senior Play, Donkey Basketball, Library Aides 1, 4, Office Aide 1. 54 GAY NICKOLE 14 Holden Avenue College College Gay . . . ready dry wit . . . avid reader . . . enjoys finding the im- possible . . . toy cat named Mehebital . . . future English major. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Book 2. French 3. 4, Future Teachers 3, 4 — Pres. 4, Foreign Affairs 4, Tontoquonian Art Staff 4. JAMES FRANCIS NICOLO JR. 9 Winston Street Civic Art School Jim . . . modest, although a talented artist . . . sharp dresser . . . pigskin fan . . . likes to play baseball and bowl . . . abhors dirty cars ! ! ! Clubs: Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2; Athletics: Baseball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 2. MARILYN ANN NILES 77 Cleveland Avenue College Airline Stewardess Lynne . . . horseback riding . . . slings and casts . . . tennis . . . Ro- land ' s . . . chic wardrobe . . . candy striper. Clubs: Art 4, Bowling 4, Dramatic 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Ski 3, 4, Style Show 3, 4. RITA FLORENCE NOCE 58 Adams Avenue Distributive Education Hairdressing Garrulous Rita . . . water sports . . . enjoys a good dance . . . Italian Food . . . pet peeve — details. Clubs: D.E.C.A. 4— Treasurer, Pep Squad 4, Ski 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1. STEPHANIE ANN NOCE 58 Adams Avenue Civic Clothing Designer Stephanie . . . talkative . . . horse- back riding . . . designs and sews . . . irritated by boys wearing sneakers and rolled up pants. Clubs: Homemakers 1, 4, Ski 4; Glee Club Concert 1, Style Show 1, 2. 3, 4. PAMELA NOEL 6 Trull Circle GERALD BARRY NURENBURG 6 Crescent Terrace College Popular Pam . . . tonsilitis . . You ' re gonna get bald. Miss Noel . . . terrific dancer . . especially cross country! Basketball Cheerleader. Class Treasurer 1; Clubs 2 Pediatrics College College likes sports • • • peppy Art 3, Dra- matic 2, 3. 4, French 4, Pep Squad 3, Ski 4, Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, Usherettes 4, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; One Act Play 2, Senior Play. Jerry . . . rifle marksman . . . Alfred Landon(. ' l) . . . iriterested in radios . . . sports enthusiast . . . doesn ' t enjoy filling out personal ques- tionnaires . . . English Class Jokes. Club: Spanish 3. 55 RUSSELL DENNIS O ' CONNOR 41 Westford Street Scientific College Russ . . . intelligent . . . quick to blush . . . annoyed by left-handed pool players ! . . . circuit. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4 — Vice President, Ski 4. SHARON FRANCES O ' CONNOR 448 Central Street College Nursing Shari . . . giggles . . . secret notes and Peppermint gum . . . loves red- heads . . . disgruntled by late people. Clubs: Future Nurses 3, 4, Pep Squad 3. 4, Glee Club— Concert 1, 2, 3, Senior Play. RICHARD ALLEN ONEIL 121 Hesper Street College College Richie ... a smile for everyone . . . hobbies are coin and stamp col- lecting . . . enjoys sports and music . . . Richie has an unusual pet peeve — people who don ' t knock before entering rooms ! Band 1, 2, 3, 4— President. Athletics: Baseball 3, Volleyball 2. DAVID PETER ORIFICE 7 Bristow Street Civic Work Fiji . . . valuable football and base- ball player . . . sports, sports, sports . . . avoids girls. Athletics: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DAWSON OSBORNE JR. 100 Winter St. College College Robert ... all out for sports — baseball and hockey in particular . . . bowling . . . coin collecting . . . pizza. Club: Bowling 1, 2; Homeroom Basket- ball 1. 2. DONALD CLYDE OSGOOD 11 Hargraves Court College College Good-looking OZ . . . well-man- nered . . . neatly dressed . . . weekends in New Hampshire . . . great baseball player . . . women drivers make him nervous. Club: Bowling 1- Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. H.R. 1, Football 1, Volleyball 2, Track 2, 4. CYNTHIA ANN PARISEAU 30 Spencer Avenue Secretarial Undecided Lights . . . ivory complexion . . . perfect lady . . . cinema fan . . . im- peccable taste . . avoids lazy people. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4 — Treasurer 4, Usherettes 4 — Second Lieutenant 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4; Girls Club H.R. Represent- ative 1, 2, 3. 56 DAVID THOMAS PARKS 12 Maple Street Distributive Education Business School Dave . . . casual . . . cooperative . . . hobbies include golf and fishing . . . good . . . objects to domineering people. Club: DECA 2, 3, 4. JAMES HAROLD PATCH 75 Summer Street College College Indispensable Mr. Defense . . . in- telligence and unimposing confidence combined . . . quiet, subtle humor . . . a certain success. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Student Council 4 — President. Athletics: Base- ball 1, 2. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain. ROBERT ALAN PELUSI 40 Forest Street Civic Prep School Bobby . . . fried clams . . . bowling and football . . . parties . . . women drivers bother him. Clubs: Bowling 4, Ski 4; Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE MARY PENNEY 117 Howard Street College College Vivacious Joanne . . . infectious laugh . . . toujours belle . . . literary . . . poetic. Clubs: Arts 4, Dramatic 2, 3. 4, French 4, Pep Squad 3. Ski 4 — Secretary, Usher- ettes 4; Athletics: Basketball 2. ARTHUR ELLSWORTH PERHAM JR. 482 Central Street Industrial Arts Service Jay . . amicable . . . fine collection of records . . . relishes eating and sleeping . . . dislikes late people. MARILYN LOUISE PERRY 49 Birch Street Civic Secretary Ginger . . . You ' ll get over it! . . . bowling, swimming, dancing . . . clothes . . . avoids conceited people. Club: Bowling 1; Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Style Show 1, 2, 3. KARLEEN LOUISE PHEULPIN 10 Pearson Street College College Karlie . . . easy to please . . . smiles frequently . . . boating, reading, and bowling rate . . . aggravated by those who misspell her name. Clubs: Book 2, French 3, 4, Home- making 4. 57 LAWRENCE IRVING PHIPPS 9 Richard Street Civic Navy Larry . . . reserved . . . stamp collecting, skin diving and white mice . . . American Folk Dancer . . . dreams of trip to Yugoslavia . . . bothered by crowded corridors. Athletics: Track 4. STEPHEN ROY PIERCE 40 Bennet Avenue Scientific College Friendly Steve . . . winter sports — snowball fights . . . road-racing . . . G.E.M. . . . cheeseburgers with lots of ketchup . . . aggravated by mean- ingless remarks. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2. Ski 4, Student C ouncil 1. DAVID ANTHONY PIGNATO 58 Winter Street Dave . . . dry humor . . . savoir faire . . . ambitious . . . folk music ... pet peeve — tight shoes and baggy pants. Clubs: French 3, 4, Marshal 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Vice-Pres. 4, Pho- tography 4. VIRGINIA BEVERLY PINTO 52 Atlantic Avenue Distributive Education Undecided Ginnie . . . garrulous . . . warm smile . . . activities . . . enjoys sewing and doodling . . . Christmas Trees . . . Pet Peeve — prejudiced people. Clubs: DECA 3, 4 — Historian 4; Style Show 3. GAIL ELAINE PIPER 7 Fairchild Avenue JOYCE CECILE POWICKI 11 Ballard Street College Gail . . . popular . . . thoughtful and friendly . . . industrious . . . beautiful strawberry blonde hair and a fashionable wardrobe. Class Board of Directors 1, 3. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 4, Vice- Pres.— 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 3, Treas. — 4, Usherettes 4; Girls ' Club Treasurer 1, Band — Concert 1, 2. 3, 4,- Talent Night 4, Brother- hood Representative 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 4, Office Aide 2. Nursing College College Joyce . . . classic features with avant garde tastes . . . enjoys reading and dancing Clubs: Bowling dislikes busy bodies. Ski 4. ROBY SCOTT PRENTISS 38 Evergreen Street Industrial Arts School Goodlooking Rob . . . smart-stepping drum major . . . athletic interests . . . designs home and boats in spare time . . . enjoys sleeping late. 58 LAURIE ANNE PRESSEY 83 Chestnut Street Civic Undecided Laurie . . . swimming and skating . . . Sanborn ' s . . . simple, but at- tractive hair styles . . . irked by tardy people. Clubs: Pep Squad 2; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1, 2, 3. DANIEL ROGER PREZIOSO 46 Serino Way General Marines Danny . . . greetings, little quips, and a big grin . . . football . . . pizza . . . girls . . . dislikes unloyal students. Club: Ski 4; Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. ALICE MAY RAZUMNY 10 Baker Street College Nursing Raz . . . quick and clever . . . meticuLous . . . sketches . . . sews . . . A ' s, A ' s, and more A ' s . . . hates cold onion rings. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Na- tional Thespians 4; Library Aid 3, 4. NANCY DOROTHY REGAN 25 Greystone Road College College Happy-go-lucky Nanc . . . loves ski- ing . . . hockey games, Hojo ' s and Elm Farm . . . knuckle crackers — keep away ! . . . a knack for writing . . . vanilla ice cream. Class Treasurer 3, Board of Directors 1, 2. Clubs: Dramatic 2, Ski 4; Ton- toquonian Biography Staff; Athletics: Basketball 2. MARILYN ANN RIAL 79 Vine Street College College Marilyn . . . long, long honey brown hair . . . posters . . . club meet- ings . . . leotard and tights . . . helped to make Color Day a success. Clubs: Art 3, 4, Dramatic 3, French 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4. ALTON NORMAN RICE 9 Vermont Avenue College College Al . . . sophistication . . . neat dress . . . spectator sports . . . class notes, study halls and crowded corridors. JEFFREY DAVID RICH 15 Hayden Road College College Jeff . . . sociable . . . sincere cour- teous . . . band man . . . cars, girls and Friendly ' s are tops . . . dislikes Monday mornings. Clubs: Golf 3; Spanish 3; Band — Concert 1. 2, 3, 4. 59 JOHN EDWARD RILEY JR. 34 Riverbank Road College College Rile . . . intellectual wit . . . Tiger behind the wheel . . . weird excursions . . . tennis and sports . . . the man at Elm Farm. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Chess 2, 3, Dramatic 4 — President, Latin 3, 4 — Treasurer, Ski 4, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Basketball 1, Track 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3; All School Play, Senior Play. LINDA FRANCES RIPLEY 38 Springdale Ave. General IBM School Petite Linda . . . sports fan . . . bowling . . . skiing and swimming . . . avoids snobbish people. Clubs: Pep Squad 4; Ski 4. KENNETH WILLIAM ROBERTSON JR. 1 1 Tuttle Street College College Lively Ken . . . sociable, talka- tive, good natured . . . HOCKEY . . . ice cream and late movies. Clubs: Bowling 3, 4; Athletics: Track 3, 4. , 3, Golf 4, Marshal Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, GERALDINE ANN ROBLESKI 80 Winter Street Secretarial Business School Gerri . . . tall and striking . . . enjoys a good j oke . . . true friend . . . tennis rates. Clubs: Bowling 2, Dramatic 2, French 2, Homemakers 1, Sahico 4, Ski 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff, Talent Night 4, Style Show 1, 3. PAUL MICHAEL ROGERS 20 Fairmount Avenue College College Friendly Paul . . . crew-cut and loafers . . . classy sweaters . . . rinking . . . easy going. LINDA MAY ROONEY 16 Johnson Road Civic Nursing School Linda ... a yen for traveling . . . Italian food . . . swimming . . . sews her own clothes . . . avoids domineering boys. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Homemakers 4, Future Nurses 1, Ski 3; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics: Basketball 1. CARMEL ANN SAULNIER 133 Broadway Secretarial Jr. College Carmel . . . water or snow skier . . . raises poodles . . . pet peeve — elderly people driving ' 56 Fords . . the stars hold a junior college educa tion. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, 3, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, Homemakers 1, Sahico 4, Spanish 3 — Vice President 3; Tontoquonian Ac tivities Staff 4, Talent Night 4, Style Show 1, 2; Athletics: Field Hockey 1 60 JOAN CARTER SCHAFFNER 36 Morton Avenue College College Joan . . . trim . . . attractively dressed . . . Shakespeare . . . horses and music capture her eye . . . insincerity is taboo ! Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 3, Future Teachers 3, 4, Latin 4, Pep Squad 3, National Thespians 3, 4 — Cor. Secretary; Glee Club — Northeast District Concert — Concert 2, 3, 4; Talent Night 2, 4, Senior Play. GAIL DIANE SCOTT 34 Stone Street Secretarial College Attractive Gail . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . dog lover . . . granitinas . . . people smoking cherry tobacco really irritate her. Clubs: Dramatic 2. 3, Pep Squad 2, 3. Sahico 4, Ski Club 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4, Talent Night 2. JEFFREY ALAN SHAW 4 Pamela Road College Law Sincere and friendly Jeff . . . our Junior Prom King ... a good student . . . in his spare time finds hockey satisfying. Clubs: Spanish 4, Treasurer 4; Career Conference Committee. DONALD ROBERT SHELL 2 Pranker Road Civic Undecided Don . . . well-liked . . . ready for fun . . . avid sportster . . . hockey, hockey, hockey. Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2. Hockey 2, 3. 4. Volleyball 2. DANIEL WALTER SHIPULSKI 45 Denver Street Civic Prep School Golden Toe Shipulski . and shells . . . SPORTS . . . . You ' ll get over it! ! Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, . shotgun enjoyable MEREDITH SIM 32 Sunnyside Avenue College Art School Mem . . . pleasant, creative, artistic . . . swimming . . . avoids dictators . . . dislikes steak. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4 — Secretary, Marshal Squad 4 — Lieutenant, Pep Squad 3, 4 — Captain; Tontoquonian Art Staff 4. SUSAN JOANNE SLUSKONIS 68 Hobson Street Secretarial Secretarial School Shorty . . . silent movies . . . Egyptology??!! . . . water skiing and swimming . . . loves conversation early in the morning. Clubs: Dramatic 1, Sahico 4. 61 HARRY PAUL SMALLMAN 226 Hesper Street College Service Nice-looking Harry . . . stamp and coin collector . . . sports avoids domineering girls. Athletics: Football 1. MARTHA LEIGH SMITH 1 Vermont Avenue RUSSELL STEPHEN SMITH 88 Chestnut Street stamp fan College Occupational Therapy College Undecided Marty . . . gentle manner . . . laughs easily . . hobbies include sewing, music, 4-H, ceramics . . . en- joys friendly people. Tall, good-looking Rus . . . power- ful command of vocabulary ... a vital member of our basketball squad . . . Kane ' s. Clubs: National Thespians 4, French Athletics: Basketball 3, 4. 4. Marshal Squad 4; Band — Concert 1, All School Play 4, Senior Play. SUSAN MERLE SMITH 22 Palmer Avenue College College Level-headed Sue . . . frank •. . . deserted beaches . . . individual tastes . . . wip ! wip! wip! . . . squid pies . . . Oldies but goodies. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2. 3; Talent Night 2, All School Play 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Athletics: Basketball I, 2, Hockey 1. JUDITH ANN SPROUL 6 Walcott Terrace Secretarial Secretary water and snow . peeved by con- Judi . . . Skiing . . . aquatic sports . ceited people. Clubs: Bowling 1, Homemakers 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Sahico, Ski Club 1; Talent Night 1; Glee Club— Concert 2. DONNA LEE STANTON 8 Fabens Street Secretarial Secretary Sweet Donna . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . wonderful sewing ability . . . enjoys painting and reading. Clubs: Sahico 4. Student Council 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 1. DONNA RUTH STEWART 74 Vine Street Secretarial Work Donna . . . attractive long hair . . . at home in the water or on horseback . . . relaxes by listening to records. Clubs: Homemakers 1, Sahico 4. 62 GEORGE LAWRENCE SULLIVAN 473 Central Street Industrial Arts Prep School Sully . . . friendly smile . . . cartoon sketches . . . mechanical ability . . . skates and bowls. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2, Radio 1, 2, Photography 1, Ski 4; Athletics: football 1, volleyball 1, Band — vice-president 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN MARIE SURETTE 8 Birch Street Civic Work Sammie . . . pleasant chatter . . . shoulder bags . . . swinging clothes . . . cooking . . . dislikes SNOBS ! Clubs: Homemakers 1, Pep Squad 2. SUSAN ELIZABETH SWETT 77 Elm Street Civic I.B.M. School Little Sue . . . enjoys sewing, ski- ing, skating, swimming — Very active ! ! ! . . . sweatshirts and shorts . . . sea food. Clubs: Ski 4; Style Show 1, 2. Athletics: Hockey 4. SANDRA MAY SYLVIA 5 Dighton Street Civic Business School Peppy Sandy . . . athletic . . . considerate of others . . . S.H.S. Band . . . Come on, Saugus! . . . enjoys sewing . . . dislikes knuckle-cracking. Clubs: French 3, 4, Homemaking A — President, Marshal Squad 4, Usherettes 4; Athletics: Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain —3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4; Band Concert 1, 2, 3, Style Show 1, 2, 4. GERARD TERPSTRA 14 Burrill Street STARR DOROTHY THOMAS 10 Lark Avenue Civic Work Business Hairdresser Noke . . . impish . . . friendly smile . . . motorcycles . . . sodas. Bart . . . long phone calls . . . pizza . . . boys . . . bothered by conceited people . . . typical teen. Clubs: Homemakers 2, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4. RUTH MAE THOMPSON 27 Crescent Avenue Secretarial Business School Ruthie ... an exceptionally good bowler . . . intelligent . . . good natured . . . avid S.H.S. football and basketball fan. Clubs: Bowling 3, 4. Sahico 4, Athletics: Basketball 4; Style Show 1, 2. 63 RONALD WAYNE TIBBETS 7 Columbus Avenue GERALDINE ETHEL TILLEY 41 Elm Street College College College College Tibby . . . comedian . . . well- liked . . . plans to be a lawyer . . . sleeps late Sunday mornings. Board of Directors 3. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Chess 1. 2, 3, 4— Vice Pres. 3— Treas. 2, Ski 4, Spanish 3, 4. Athletics: Basketball 1— Home Room 1, 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2— Captain 1. Til . . . Mile La President . . . easy going personality . . . five New York Times?? ! ! . . . our costume co- ordinator for Color Day. Clubs: French 3, 4 — Pres. 4 — Treas. 3, Homemakers 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 4, Ski Club 4. Athletics: Bas- ketball 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 3, 4, Style Show 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD TOOMEY, JR. 169 Essex Street College College Witty Jim . . . neat dresser . . . numismatist . . . rah rah SHS football ! . . . talented dancer. Clubs: Bowling 2, 4, Ski 4; Athletics: Track 2, 4. CARL ANTHONY TORTOLANO 79 Auburn Street College College Sincere Carl . . . diligent . . . courteous . . . sports . . . S.H.S. activities. ROBERT ALBERT TRAHAN 34 Evergreen Street Cheerful Bob . . . crew cuts, and sweaters . . . twinkly eyes and impish grin . . . likes most sports. ALAN PETER TSAKERES 261 Walnut St. General School Alan . . . witty and lively . . . jazz and cars . . . food and girls are high on his list . . . our Color Day Witch ! ! . . . topped with a suede hat. MARY JANE ULBAN 31 Guild Road Secretarial Business School Mary Jane . . . popular . . . good dancer . . . white Chevy . . . How- ie ' s . . . Funny thing about that, huh?! Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Ski 4. 64 S3SK vUBzwfP SUZANNE VALASUNAS 13 Laurine Road College College Outgoing Sue . . . popular . . . talented actress . . . stylish clothes and hairdos . . . conscientious student . . . house parties. Class Board of Directors 4. Clubs: Dra- matic 2, 3, 4, Debating Society Seer. 3, Pep Squad 3, Ski 4, Usherettes 4, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Basket- ball Cheerleader 3, 4, All School Play 2, One Act Play 2, 3, Senior Play. GERARD GEORGE VENUTI 44 Forest Street Business Business GG . . . monogrammed sweaters . . . fn ' endly smile . . . quick sketches and caricatures . . . fast cars . . . shuns tardy people. CHARLOTTE JEANETTE VIGNEAUX 30 Stone Street Business Modeling School Attractive Charlie . . . cusiniere . . . knack for sewing . . . thoughtful . . . always willing to help ... pet peeve — girls who smoke. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Debate Club 3 — President 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Homemak- ers 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Usherettes 4, National Thespians 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 1, 2, Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4. Style Show 3, Senior Play. ZOE ESTELLE VREES 42 Walnut Street MARY JEANETTE WALLING 56 Pearson Street College College Business Work Friendly and well-dressed Zoey . . . horseback riding and tennis are tops . . . talent for sewing . . . ec-k, that squeak of chalk ! . . . successful future ahead. Clubs: Dramatic 3; Tontoquonian Bi- ography Staff 4, Girls ' Club Home Room Representative 3. Sincere Jeanie . . . gentle manner . . . unbelievably long eyelashes . . . tennis and water skiing . . . knuckle crackers beware ! Clubs: Dramatic 2, Future Nurses 1, Sahico 4 — Vice President, Usherettes 4 — Captain; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4, Queen of the Junior Prom, Guidance Office Aide 4, Girls Club Home Room Representative 2. GEORGE LEWIS WILLCOX 19 Forest Street College College Georgie-Pordgie . . . Impish . . . husky voice . . . football . . . fast cars. Clubs: Bowling 3, 4, Chess 3, 4, Golf 3. Photography 3, 4, Radio 3, 4, Ski 4, Stamp 2, 3; Athletics: Baseball 1, Football 1, 2, 4, Hockey 1, Track 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER ALDEN WILSON 11 Spring Lane College College Roger . . . boats . . . fishing . . . reserved, but amicable . . . diligent . . . good impersonation of Curly . . . enjoys watching football and hockey games. Club: Bowling 1. 65 ■ ADELAIDE MARCELLA WOJEWODKA 20 Bristow Street Business Work Adele . . . garrulous . . . outgoing . . . likes spectator sports and riding in convertibles . . . pet peeve — tardy people. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Dramatic 4, Home- makers 4, Sahico 4; Talent Night 1. RONALD AUGUST ALOISI 356 Lynn Fells Plcwy. College Engineering College Walking Radio . . . intense and earnest . . . weight lifting, outdoor sports . . . transistors and a bouncy gait . . . Elvis Presley fan. Athletics: Track 2. RICHARD LAWRENCE GALLAGHER 107 Essex Street Civic Dick . . . always a joke . . . loquacious . . . . dislikes snobs. Work ready with . . sociable HENRY LOUIS MACCARO 24 Houston Avenue Industrial Arts Undecided Congenial Hen . . . happy-go-lucky . . . bats, baseballs, and gloves . . . groceries. KRIS STEVEN SPRAGUE 88 Hesper Street Civic School Kris . . . reserved . . . sincere . . . golf clubs, greens, drives and the eighteenth hole . . . blue Mondays. DAVID EARLE WOOD 17 Bverlea Avenue Cheerful Dave . . . Helios and a bouncy gait . . . enjoys working on cars and most sports. HARRY ARNOLD WOODLAND 9 Cottage Street Civic Work Butch . . . sincere interest in the welfare of others . . . collects coins and stamps . . . weakness for cars and girls. JAMES EDWARD BRIERLY 14 Curwen Road (Peabody) Distributive Education Art School Jim . . . flair for art . . . distinctive style . . . tasteful clothes . . . enjoys playing pool. RICHARD WAYNE HEIDEBRECHT 63 Hurd Avenue College College Dick . . . courteous and extremely helpful . . . enjoys skiing ... a true Mathematician. Clubs: Bowling 1, Euclidians 4, Ski Club 4. BRUCE FRANCIS MALONEY 10 Hull Drive Industrial Arts Undecided Bruce . . . polite and helpful . . . parties and dances ... art room discussions. WARREN STANLEY CHAFFEE 11 Brookfi eld. Lane Civic Service Handsome Warren . . . suave and sophisticated . . . changeable . . . enjoys girls — except those who smoke . . . Why don ' t you Tumble Inn and see me sometime? STEPHEN RUSSELL HOLMES 10 Whittier Avenue Mechanical Arts Service Steve . . . enjoys fixing cars and building car models . . . likes all kinds of food except egg salad sand- wiches — Ugh ! ! MICHAEL JOHN McLAUGHLIN 14 Floyd Street General Work Polite Mike ing enthusiast hunting and fish- , cars . . . water skiing and boats . . . annoyed at see- ing tall people in tiny cars. LEONARD MICHAEL TAMASI 10 Gilway Road Civic Undecided ' Lennie . . . likeable . . . quick . enjoys all sports sharp dresser. to see a joke and also cars STUART HARVEY TULCHINSKY 596 Lincoln Avenue Civic Amicable Stu . . . true friend . . . Blue Triumph and Fords . . . submarines. 66 ROBERT GRANGER WOODWARD 115 Adams Avenue College College Bob . . . baseball scores, extra math problems, and Math League meets . . . undying faith in the future success of the Red Sox. Clubs: French 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mathematics League 3, 4; Band— Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL CROWELL 64 Vine Street Civics Civil Engineering Sociable Bill . . . keen sense of humor . . . easygoing . . . cars . . . hunt- ing . . . annoyed by conceited people. JOHN PAUL HUGHES 29 Sunnyside Park College College Hughsie . . . witty . . . intellectual . . . current events expert . . . truly brilliant. WILLIAM AUSTIN NEWHALL Burnham Avenue Civic Undecided Bill . . . Levis and sports shirts . . . original and artistic . . . Color Day shoe . . . Cape Cod summers . . . fine arts. SUSAN LEE YALE 2 Orchid Avenue College College Sue . . . happy-go-lucky . . . intelligent . . . athletic . . . chocolate chip ice cream . . . loafers rate, but Voodoo Boots — ugh! Clubs: Book 2, Ski 4, Spanish 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4; Girl ' s Club Cabinet 3, Guidance Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 1, 2. KATHLEEN THERESA DEVER 11 Lewis Lane Chickie . . . cute little giggle . . . amicable . . . winter sports . . . skiing, ice skating . . . plans to be a hairdresser. Club: Homemakers 4. DONALD NORMAND JETTE 17 Pranker Road General East Coast Aero Tech. Jet . . . hi, there from Keene, New Hampshire . . . cars, cars, and working on cars ( ! !) . . . sports . . . doesn ' t care for conceited people. Athletics, Keene High School: Football 1, 2, Track 3. LAURA NOWOSIELSKI 26 Donna Road College College Cute and petite Moose . . . another knuckle-cracker hater . . . enjoys ski- ing and St. Mary ' s hockey games . . . shy smile and beautiful clothes. Clubs: Dramatic 2, French 2, 3, Pep Squad 3, Ski 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3. KENNETH LAWRENCE ZERMANI 6 Talbot Street College College Casual Zim . . . sports and drums . . . conscientiously attends S.H.S. events. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess 2, 3, French 1, Golf 3, Photography 3, 4, Radio 2, 3, Ski 4, Stamp 2, 3, Euclid- ians 3; Athletics: Baseball 1, 2, Bas- ketball— H.R. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Track 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2; Band— Concert 1, 2; Donkey Basketball 3. FRANCIS ALVIN DUMAS 30 Curtis Road Distributive Education School Butch . . . courteous . . . im- peccable dress . . . speaks well . . . likes all sports ... pet peeve — people that do not listen. Clubs: Chess 2, DECA 4; Athletics: Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, One Act Play 2. ROBERT JOHN KEOGH 89 Auburn Street Car Mechanic ' Bob . . . fun-loving . . . enjoys cars . . . girls . . . work- ing on cars . . . automobiles. Civic Happy-go-lucky DENNIS ROSCO RANIERI 10 Norma Lane Distributive Ed. Designing Sophisticated Dennis . . . correct dress and la politesse . . . model cars, all sports, and stamps . . . flashy cars . . . avoids girls who smoke. JEFFREY LYNN WAITT 3 Golden Hills Road General Jeff . . . cars skilled marksman pesky people. College drums . . . irritated by PETER GEORGE WALSH 62 Golden Hills Road Industrial Arts Undecided Pete . . . motorcycles . . . Corvettes car engines likes money ! THOMAS CARMINE ZUZELO 68 Ballard Street Civic Tom . . . always joking . . . witty . . . friendly . . . enjoys sports . . . cars . . . will always have friends. 67 BEST DANCERS Norma Cappucci Donald Shell BEST ATHLETES Rheta Leighton Ronald Barressi MOST SOPHISTICATED Ruth Boudreau Richard Magnan MOST SINCERE Jeanette Walling Jeffrey Shaw MOST POPULAR Barbara Cox Samuel Ludwig Who ' s 68 ■ ■ ;VV, JSfl Who MOST TALENTED Donna MacEdo Richard Bruno TYPICAL TEENS Pamela Noel Richard MacDonald MOST CHEERFUL Geraldine Tilley Alan Tsakeres BEST DRESSED Lois Basile Jay MacDougal BEST LOOKING Joanne Penney 69 I H MOST TALKATIVE Rita Noce Stephen Chrisos MOST HELPFUL TO S.H.S. Leslie MacPhee Robert Hart MOST AMBITIOUS Alice Razumny Joseph Amico CLASS ARTISTS Susan Leadbetter Donald Martin CLASS BLUSHERS Betty Babcock Roy Fredrickson 70 l3 CLASS WITS Susan Smith Bernard Doherty MOST ABSENT-MINDED Linda Milano John Riley BEST COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND BRAINS Edith Langley Jon Johnson MOST DEPENDABLE Ellen Santosuosso Paul Lacy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Chang David Pignato 71 FRIENDLIEST Gail Piper Gordon Shepard MOST COURTEOUS Cynthia Pariseau Alan Merritt STUDENT EXCHANGE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Richard Cucchiara, Robert Hart. SECOND ROW: Leslie MacPhee, James Patch, Charlene Lang. 72 D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Leslie MacPhee BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVE Gail Piper STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE Barbara Cox BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Ernest Hynes 73 i t nv Yi V The Senior Class of Saugus High School ((C t$he (Miracle Worker A Play in Three Acts by WILLIAM GIBSON Cast OF ChaRactors (in order of their appearance) A DOCTOR KATE KELLER HELEN MARTHA PERCY John Riley Sharyn Lowe Joseph Amico Suzanne Valasunas Dorothy Gillis Margaret Nichalson AUNT EV Lina Dearstyne JAMES William Newhall ANAGNOS Ronald Lamoine ANNIE SULLIVAN Charlotte Vigneaux VINEY Joan Schaffner BLIND GIRLS Judith Haley, Cleo Harris, Annette Iengo, Pamela Noel, Sharon O ' Connor, Helen Newhall SERVANT Judi Cremarosa OFF STAGE VOICES Helaine Hurwitz, Linda Dearstyne, Judi Cremarosa, John Riley, Ronald Lamoine, Thomas Bucchiere DOG Terry ■jRb ■ 4 V f JLL Organisation of Play Production Directors Student Directors Stage Manager Chairman of Stage Crew- Play Lighting Sound Effects Costumes Make-up Mary E. Anderson, Nadene White Lynda Biffin, Ellen Santosusso Thomas Bucchiere Ronald Lamoine Thomas Bucchiere, Ronald Lamoine, John Riley Ronald Lamoine, Martha Smith, Helaine Hurwitz Alice Razumny, Martha Smith and Cast Helaine Hurwitz, Joan Schaffner, Judi Ladd, Karen Lally, Rosemarie Frontiera, Carol Conrad, Pamela Coron Tickets Senior Class President Senior Class Advisors Acknowledgements Alice Razumny, Mary Jean Klapes Robert Hart Harold Musgrove, Elizabeth Arribes, Assistant Art Department, Industrial Arts Department, Visual Aids Club, Usherettes The Miracle Worker is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Set by Charles H. Stewart and Company, Somerville, Massachusetts. The dining room lesson Annie nurses her wound. Miss Sullivan ! i Napki Dress ! Wah wah. 75 ■ H f VrM . rflf ■ ■ ■01 f jm pi . , it Underclassmen ■ u S 4 Jfe 5 fej  i r • ? , In the lexicon of youth, which fate reserves For a bright manhood, there is no such word As fail. iRicheheu C%c II Scene II ?H 4t?i  « ■ t j H£BP aKr2 Class of 1 966 hi President: Boyd Doty Vice Pres.: Michael Yagjian Secretary: Jean McCarthy Treasurer: Althea Nigro Board of Directors: Mary Bishop Selena Bucchiere Janice Cook William Powers Hazel Wiget Advisors: Paul Downing Miss Deborah Partiss i WW ROW 1. Virginia Bellitti, Kenneth Trecartin, Beverly Campbell, Richard Serino, Theresa Brown, David Diver, Paula Anthony, Karen Sheldon. ROW 2. Joanne Moore, Mary Iwanowicz, John Nourse, Kathleen Maher, John McKenna, Lorraine Pantolone, John Ludwig, Mary Gregg, Elizabeth Egan. ROW 3. Joan Ward, Charles Whidden, Linda Ross, James Bartlett, Michele Caruso, Carl Hermsdorf, Diane Abbott, Dean Walsh, Diane Stead. I I W108 ROW 1. Doreen Chapman, Samuel Donato, Elaine Manoogian, Marie Buckless, Robert Lyon, Lorraine Eng- lish. ROW 2. William Gaeta, Maxine Biegon, Leslie Bucey, Catherine Cunha, Duane Horton, Rosemary Ward, Robert Serozynsky. ROW 3. Lolette Aborn, George Benjamin, Susan Pearson, Gregory MacDonald, Mary Moore, Joseph Poti, Priscilla Strout. 80 ■ ■ ? ' .. W109 ROW 1. Donna Surette, Gary Melillo, Joan Bilton, Robert Hussey, Barbara Rossi, Paul Clark, Ann Ache- son, Ronald Shaw. ROW 2. Susan Chapman, Ethel Martin, James Ciam- pa, Wendy Moore, Barry Donegan, JoAnne Gut- tadauro, Stanley Mabee, Margery Erb, Wayne Garrett, Susan Kasabuski. ROW 3. Selena Bucchiere, Arthur Roberts, Marsha Pelusi, Richard Berry, Janice Cook, Wayne Willows, Sheryle Ward, Stephen Buckwell, Bonnie Brodis. Juniors WHO ROW 1. David Berthold, Katherine Morong, John Giannotte, Jacqueline Weller, John Millar, Jane Alex- ander, William Robinson, Leslie Perham. ROW 2. Kathleen Surette, James Palermo, Rosemary Russo, Albert Iapicca, Janet Burke, Ronald Farren, Judith Andrews, Michael Yagjian. ROW 3. Richard Weddle, Mary Bishop, Douglas Cooper, Linda Hagen, Harry Cakounes, Janice Dance- wicz, Michael Dow, Barbara Chesley. Will ROW 1. James Campbell, Sandra Teehan, Mark Dragonetti, Carol Burton, Boyd Doty, Margaret Blan- chard, Barry Beverage, Suzzanne Pinto. ROW 2. Florence Kelly, Robert Howell, Barbara Mosher, Ronald Napolitano, Dolofes Alther, Jeffrey Cole, Shirley Davidson, Robert Paquette, Elizabeth Wetmore. ROW 3. Harold Smith, Jean McCarthy, William Simmons, Gail Griffith, Robert Inman, Janette Eichel, Walter Rogers, Linda Clark, George Gove. win ROW 1. Nancy Hansen, David Smith, Hazel Wiget, Linda Anderson, Ellen Fladger, John Rossetti, Panoria Callas, Kenneth Wallace. ROW 2. Dianne Day, Earl Gowell, Carol Geswell, Chester Johnson, Cynthia Poor, Gary Candia, Jane McClintock. ROW 3. Stanley Bezdziecki, Cynthia Blatchford, Dana Cushing, Susan Kenney, Alexander Winn, Lorraine Hart, Donald Mallett, Artie Thomas. W113 ROW 1. Regina Kmiec. William Wilson, Adele Pratt, Richard Graham, Lorraine Pagliarulo, Bernard Duffy, Mary Deary, James Penney. ROW 2. Florence Angell, Diane Hascall, James Keefe, Diane Seaboyer, Michael Canning, Virginia Wilcomb, Joanne Lopez. ROW 3. Joan Blood, Janice Murray, Susan Wood- land, William Bilodeau, James Russell, Dorothy Flammia, Patricia Coffey, Marjorie Campbell. i win ROW 1. Dorothy Healy, Frances La Vacca, Thomas Green, Laura Lunt, Richard DeAcetis, Grace Vatcher, Karen Bloom. ROW 2. Nancy Dellagatta, Michael Carakatsane, Donna Rappold, Mary Canfield, Bruce Bird, Jean Forward. ROW 3. Stephen Spinosa, Barbara Shaw, Harold Kingman, Carolyn Willey, Jeffrey MacDougall, Dianne Nelson, Roy Perry. 82 ■ ' -S .. E102 ROW 1. Catherine Merrill, Cherie Hood, Rosemarie Gagliardi, Bruce Carbone, Maureen Small, Virginia Corson, Lorraine Meehan. ROW 2. Mariann DiOrio, Charles Marino, Cynthia Rhoades, John Sands, Cam i lie Anzalone, William E. Powers, Nita Waitt. ROW 3. Edward Koschei, Althea Nigro, Janet Lums- den, James Murray, Sharon Heidebrecht, Janet Bolduc, Gary Dean. E105 ROW 1. Rose Cardozo, Augustine Neville, Patricia Walker, Steven Paul, Marcia Polese, William Arse- nault, Patricia McKinney. ROW 2, Carlene Cotter, John Carlson. Nancy Rial, John LaFerla, Diana Galli, William J. Powers, Diane Novick, Frank Hallahan. ROW 3. Kenneth Sanders, Linda Dixon, Harold Marks, Alexis Smith, William White, Diane Breen, Wayne Stickney, Marie Archambault. EW6 ROW 1. Mark I. ally, Mary Lynn, Benjamin Trahan, IVf.uk Harrison. Janice Mclanson, Thomas Newhall. ROW 2. Elizabeth Rooney, Linda O ' Donnell, Jam ' s Smith, Linda Gerniglia, Linda Ballard, Linda Huggins. ROW 3. James Boyle, Frances Drozdowicz, Robert Brown, Leah Carmilia, Francis Mascianica, Maryellen Brennan. 83 E107 ROW I. Richard Prout, Elizabeth Couillard, Martin Bajdelc, Margaret Rooney, David Lavoie, Diane Dugas. ROW 2. Paul McGonagle, Margaret O ' Neil, Frederick F. Williams, David Hayes, Janice Hussey, William H. Newfaall. ROW 3. Carmela Montemagno, Richard Devine, Cheryl Briggs, Douglas Brown, Diana Ballard, Robert Cashen, Maryann Speciale. E108 ROW 1. Henry Sienkewicz, Kathleen Eaton, Daniel Caso, Cathy Spencer, Kenneth Maynard, Rose Monte- magno, Albert Cecere, Lorraine Magaletta. ROW 2. Thomas Ford, Loreen Ingaciola, Paul Seken- ski, Sheryle Barber, Cynthia Orlandella, Stephen Carl- son, Deborah Robinson, Robert Heffernan. ROW 3. William Diamond, Linda Walters, Emil Reischl, Julie Carter, William Newman, Helen Marilyn Brown, Barry Thomas, Diane Glew. 84 Class of 1 967 President: Annelle DiMinico Vice Pres.: Richard Salsman Secretary: Mary Andrea Boles Treasurer: Arthur Grabowski Advisors: Mrs. Marcia Sartorelli Francis Nestor E109 ROW 1. John Flinkfelt, Dorothy LaVoie, Robert Stanton, Vuola Agganis, Charles Mortellite, Mary McKenzie, William Brackett, Johann Boudreau. ROW 2. Philip Lambert, Barbara Wildman, Bruce Crowell, Maureen Barry, Howard Fisher, Lois Wood- ward, David Leighton, Mary DeLeo, Nicholas Di- Girolamo, Kathy Jo Hunter, Christie Serino. ROW 3. Robina Powell, Steven Pinto, Judith Higgins, John DiMinico, Haroldine Clark, Stephen Woodbury, Linda Dow, Edward Maguire, Maureen Steele, Mi- chael Winn. E110 ROW 1. Stephen Malgeri, Georgianna Bejtlich, William Brown, Carol Clayton, Dominick Faccadio, Dale Shan- non, Frederick Aloisi, Priscilla Harrington. ROW 2. James DiBattista, Ellen Down, Kevin Ford, Cynthia Bessom, Francis Finegan, Claire Lawrence, Edward Lane, Patricia Willard, Paul Scire, Lorraine McKinnon, Jeffrey Wright. ROW 3. Jeanne Stolos, John Powell, Bonnie Husson, Roderick Moore, Linda Doherty, Alan Drozdowicz, Alison Leek, John Dancewicz, Stephanie Delorio. 85 Elll ROW 1. Charles dishing, Clare Hanson, Lome MacOrquodale, Linda Brownlow, John Albancse, Vir- ginia Sorenson, Gary Sund, Diane Doherty. ROW 2. Dianne McCulley, Andrew Bellinghieri, Ruth Castle, Lawrence Giantonio, John Faragi, Marilyn Holbrook, Donald Murray, Diane Williams, Raymond LaRouche, Marilyn Seide. ROW 3. Sti-phen Spofford, Douglas Woodward, Corinne Prentice, William Winsor, Stephen Craik, Thomas Saulenas, Judith Powers, Thomas Dewing, James Mancuso. E112 ROW 1. Nancy Dombrowski. Janis Sordillo, Paul Hef- fernan, Marjorie Townsend, SaKatore Anastasi, Elaine Williams, Thomas Belmonte. ROW 2. Carmen D ' Amico, Kathleen McGrath. Val- erie Caswell, Paul Farrenkopf, Eileen Emery, Susan De er. ROW 3. John Forbes, Muriel Haley, Raymond Surette, Maureen Santiano, Robert Feener, Louise Bucchiere, Alexander Przybylski. E113 ROW 1. Richard Lombardo, Linda Hamilton, William Warren, Susan Petkewich, Anthony Andoloro, Diane LeDonne, Lawrence Dever. ROW 2. James Holden, Arthur Grabowski, Diane Traverse, Eric Geddes, Richard Belyea, Barbara Da- genais, G eor P e Marlin, Michael Putnam. ROW 3. Janet Wilson, Shawn O ' Brien, Lucille Buc- chiere, Donald Svenson, Judith Domigan, Michael Shell, Lorraine Salvo. 86 E114 ROW 1. Paul Surette, Karen Caddy, John Simon, Brenda Kulikoski, Charles Razumny, Catherine Tobin, Thomas Hatch. ROW 2. Robert Cassinell, Bruce Wallace, Lucinda Gray, James Gaines, Carmen Orlandella, Daniel Dwyer, Donna Woodland, Phillip Giorgetfi, David Demers. ROW 3. George Ossinger, Carol Bentley, Leonard Angelo, Lindsey Smith, Vincent Paolini, Delma Diotte, Michael Ozahowski, Sharon Samuels. EW ROW 1. Richard Kotchian, Evelyn DiNapoli, Charles McCarthy, Kathleen Peluso, Anthony Waitt, Rebecca Sanborn, Robert Lovett, Margaret Crighton. ROW 2. John Scire, Kenneth Castle, Ellen Thomas, Thomas Dwyer, Catherine Maher, John Shipulski, Mar- garet Mazzone, Jonathan Trefry, Stephen Armitstead. ROW 3. Paul Hunter, Margaret Smith, Daniel Roden, Joanne Foresteire, Dennis Deschene, Kristine . Berry, Paul Goodwin, Nancy Murray, James Gudaitis. A102 ROW 1. Ronald Amero, Linda Austin, Patsy De- Thomas, Barbara Taylor, Kenneth VanHorn, Marilyn Camplese, Roger Nelson, Diane Cowan. ROW 2. Patricia Smith, Charles Bilton, Regina Mag- nan, Ralph Roberts, Jeanette DiCarlo, Angelo Lunt, Susan Hurlbert, John Chadwick, Audrey Rossetti. ROW 3. Steven Ossinger, Linda Pisello, John Wood- man, Linda Fritz, Bruce Maxwell, Kathleen Perry, Ernest Venezia, Nancy Muise. 87 A104 ROW 1. Henry Smith, Constance Bacon, Joseph Des- Rosiers, Carol Venza, Thomas DeThomas, Carol Rub- bicco, Bruce Soper, Bonny MacLeod. ROW 2. Joanne DiChiara, Richard Mabee, Janice Surette, George Chobanian, Sandra Morrison, Joseph Guiffrida, Eileen Correggio, Richard Walkey, Catherine Canning, Francis Stanio, Eleanor Kelloway. ROW 3. Karen Tagney, Paul McKinnon, Patricia Simonson, Paul Uga, Mary Krzywicki, Patrick Car- dalisco, Catherine Tarr, Stanley Russo, Laura Bishop, Daniel Donovan. A201 ROW 1. Joanne Reczek, Michael Harnden, Linda Nicholson, Paul Dubuque, Linda Duncan, Robert Pesce, Mary Livanis, Peter Iengo. ROW 2. Glenys Blanch, Mary Lou McLoughlin, Joseph Meuse, Sharon Silver, Richard Southern, Eileen Walters, Robert Safer, Virginia Colarusso, Carol Howell. ROW 3. Sara Bannon, Mary Boles, Alexander Davie, Nancy Champion, Elizabeth Balser, Kathryn Lumsden, David Sitkowski, Jane Claflin, Henrietta Veno. cm ROW 1. Gail Mandeville, Stanley Egan, Judith Fabiano, Frederick Harrison, Janet Kierstead, John Tobin, Lillian Colantuoni, Judith Robinson. ROW 2. Laurita Walsh, Amy Smith, Richard Salsman, Patricia Boisvert, Michael Kimball, Agatha Contino, JoAnn Bamford. ROW 3- Lucille DiVincenzi, Douglas Diver, Geraldine Lumsden, Ronald Cook, Dorothy Cahill, Michael Milano, Carol Mills, Charles Stack. 88 ■ C122 ROW 1. Francis Hockmuth, George Long, Michael Kmita, Frank Carter, Frederick Conti. ROW 2. Ralph Santosuosso, John Valasunas, Charles Southard, Andrew Penney, Stephen Meserve, Philip Wildman. ROW 3. Robert Madden, John Hansen, Theodore Brier- ley James Tewksbury, Howard Dow, Charles Bean. cm ROW 1. Ruth Sipple, Nels Pempsell, Joan Whetzel, Marie La Vecchio, John Colluccini, Linda Bossio. ROW 2. Donna Quaglieri, William McKenna, Do- lores Dudley, Yvonne LeBlanc, Donna Christopher, Dennis Hansen, Christine Vatcher. ROW 3. Judith Clark, Vernon MacLeod, Janet Merri- field, Sandra Howell, Stephanie Sim, Earnest Southard, Cynthia Stead. cm a ROW 1. Carole Sliger, Norman Barry, Marie Loiselle, Ellen Kenerson, Margaret Collum, James Pignato, Annelle DiMinico, Carol Walling. ROW 2. Arthur Towers, Patricia Lyons, William Ellis, Violet Feener, Judith Ruffen, Deborah Hickman, Donald Costantino, Cheryl Morse. 89 MBj Class of 1968 E 107 ROW 1: William Fucaloro, James Blanchard, Lisa Lindquist, Marilyn White, Joan Seaboyer, Charles Lang, Paul Smith. ROW 2: Sande Congdon, Diane LeDrew, Cynthia Campbell, Joanne Bailey, Karen Geotis, Bonnie Wolfe, Priscilla Nelson. ROW 3: Patricia Burns, Glenn Jeffrey, Carol Lund, Wayne Badessa, Joseph Discolo, Marilyn Alfonsi, Ronald Witten, Sandra Simi. E 108 ROW 1: Constance Banks, Denise Dansereau, Liane Ward, Paulette Carli, Jennie Woo, Rosemary Faccadio, Patricia Denning. ROW 2: Kathleen Alley, Paul Kotchian,. Regina Gudaitis, James Mordaunt, Raymond DeFranzo, Joanne Pedi, David Forni, Joanne Adams. ROW 3: Priscilla Casey, Scott. Kenrick, Carol Knight, Nicholas Tsakeres, Carolyn Whelton, Cecil Bishop, Maria Spencer, Daniel Foster, Norma Brown. 90 E109 ROW 1. Robert McNeil, Nelson Chang, Janet Monroe, JoAnn Lipkiewicz, Christine Kmiec, John Ciambello, Vincent Dellanno. ROW 2. Linda Williams, Olga Anganis, William Spadafora, Ronald Nickerson, Edith Callina, Nancy Stanton, Lucille DeBIasio. ROW 3. Sandra Wheaton, Dennis Hnatowicz, Carol LaFerla, Christina Sullo, Stephen Cotter, Susan Bever- age. EUO ROW 1. Ronald Brown, Mary Champoux, Mary Bur- ton, Christine Venti, Gail Rich, Carolyn Brackett, Norman Spence. ROW 2. Eleanor DeCalogero, George Smith, Nancy Clayton, John Morani, Nancy Coppola, Paul Kostecki, Judith Struzziero. ROW 3. Marie McGregor, Kenneth Riley, Teresa Valente, William Emma, Bruce Carye, Linda Mc- Laughlin, Edward Burke, Patricia Sorenson. WW ROW 1. Karen Harnden, Lynne Aronson, Gayle Mer- rithew, Peter Bessom, Linda Shaw, Joanne Valasunas, Diane Thompson. ROW 2. Richard Loiselle, Doris Oldford, Edward Graham, Sharon Keene, Richard Butcher, Louise Spencer, Kenneth Muise, Stephanie Ciulla, Steven Lally. ROW 3. John Novicki, Mary Larkin, James Meredith, Charlene Brown, Michael Goodwin, Patti Bellitti, Matthew Kirk. 91 W108 ROW 1. Robert DelloRusso, Bonnie Meehan, Claudia Pheulpin, Janet Lawton, Elizabeth Jerzylo, Sharon Smith, Thomas Ozahowski. ROW 2. Laurel Ellis, Vicki Wells, Damon Moore, Kathleen Iwanowicz, John Butler, Patricia Aleksa, Mark Wetherbee, Joan Zarrella, AnneMarie Collins. ROW 3. Judith Tibbetts, George Teehan, Barbara Cicco, Frederick Kappa, David Devlin, Wanda Ringen- wald, Charles Durgin, Donna Ahl. W109 ROW 1. Paul Harring, Bernadine Milano, Nancy Wishneusky, Helen Lord, Marcia Hurll, Patricia Menna, Paul Trudeau. ROW 2. Marilyn Lyons, Mary Boyle, Katherine Cal- las, Linda Davidson, Judith Barnes, Cathy Sylvia, Marcia Whalen. ROW 3. James Gregg, Linda Scanzillo, Andrew Crotty, Ethel Ianniciello, Francis Jensen, Gayle Procopio, Walter Daniels. WHO ROW 1. Donna Park, Janice McGonagle, Linda Gal- lagher, Diane Marcy, Sharon Popp, Anne Leo, Christine Reynolds. ROW 2. Larry Gardner, Melinda Spofford, Gerald Falasca, Linda Novick, Bruce Marks, Dianne Chipman, Roger Ryder. ROW 3. Susan Evans, Robert Thurell, Rachel Pressey, Kevin Martin, Suzanne Brown, Stephen Pizzotti, Cyn- thia Wilson, James Walker. 92 V ' -lti- m ■ Will ROW 1. Chester Stentiford, Sandra Doherty, Marsha Perry, MaryEllen Wetmore, Vera Harnden, Darlene Smith, James Carter. ROW 2. Cynthia Burns, John Boy, Deborah Gove, Patricia Breau, Paula Geehan, Paul Hayward, Eliza- beth McCormack, Daniel Durgin, Gail Thirkell. ROW 3. Fay Goodwin, Philip Anderson, Corinne Tomeo, Paul Kontos, Linda MacGlashing, John Ban- non, Nancie Griffin, Thomas O ' Shea, Frances Deary. Will a n fi ROW 1. John Murphy, Sheila Hill, Rosemary Ferrell, Brenda Murgida, Maryanne Kelly, Janice Fournier, Louis Jordan. ROW 2. John DeFranzo, Pamela Waitt, Leonard Aubrey, Patricia Kmita, (Esteere), Sandra Gudaitis, Victor Heath. ROW 3. Janet Diver, Carol Geddes, William Malin, Christina Whyte, Henry Paolini, Rita Cuddi, Edward LeBlanc, Lynn Hillis. A103 ROW 1. Donna Flynn, Ronald Sanders, Doreen Farn- ham, Steven Finegan, Linda Burke, David Harrison, Sandra Sillars. ROW 2. Ronald Coron, Martha Driscoll, Edward Wolfe, Sandra Perry, Joseph Dollard, Susan New- bury, Samuel Haskins. ROW 3. Joyce Erickson, Joseph Savasta, Lois Graham, George Ordway, Phyllis Palumbo, Steven Martin. Cheryl McCarron. 93 k .« C107 ROW 1. Donald Clark, Jane Davis, Josephine De- Vincenzi, Eileen Martin, Diane Donovan, Janet Hyam, Thomas Stephens. ROW 2. Carol Poison, Kathryn Marciano, William Babcock, Deborah Smith, Thomas Jayroe, Madeline Wasson, Diane Livolsi. ROW 3: Dennis Murray, Sharon Long, Robert Paglia- rulo, Eileen Toomey, Joseph Monteforte, Nancy Dia- mond, Bruce Manley, Donna Melchionno, Thomas McCormack. cm ROW 1. Anthony Bicchieri, John Chrisos, Kevin Smith, Richard Sylvain, Dean Ward, Alfred Vito. ROW 2. Alan Murgida, Thomas Moore, Mark Mitchell, Edward Schneider, Frank Garofalo, Schaeffer. ROW 3. Dean Adrien, Bruce Nickerson, Robert Du- cott, Joseph Ciaramitaro, Clifford Willey, Peter Si- monsen, Paul ODonnell. cm ROW 1. Chester Bejtlich, Joanne Healy, Victoria Obs- borne, Carol DeVito, Christine O ' Brien, Robert Perry. ROW 2. Sandra Lacy, Thomas Hurd, Dave Whitt- redge, Marilyn D ' Amico, Robert Falasca, Carol Stetson. ROW 3: Arthur Cahill, Linda DiMinico, William Collins, Susan Shuckra, Richard Nicolo. 94 ■ ■ ■ KVW zt kfiLi rBCAijdfl .. • ' b 4 Up 2s ,v feve ' ?• ' 55 £ SHS1 © N fflp §8 |W • ' V JJ « jT ' Mf n yr J V ' ' HTTx 1? 1 eK 3t •■■-ffl [-(■ 0, FMl wL :mm ' ■■■■■ x '  ■ •. WM ■ . 1 N Activities r 9 4A J p •■ ' M 1 Mr SK We need the comrade heart That understands, And the warmth, the living warmth Of human hands. $$ ■• - ' % X fr IZ e Uoucn of Jiuman Jianc s S anza I J ■ I  Tontoquonian Staff Charlene Lang — Associate Editor Margaret Chang — Editor-in-Chief Barbara Cox — Associate Editor Edith Langley — Associate Editor ROW 1: Annette Iengo, Valerie Berry, Diane Bentley, Charlene Lang, Margaret Chang, Edith Langley, Barbara Cox, Priscilla Maher, Nancy Cash. ROW 2: Gay Nickole, Gail Scott, Zoe Vrees, Richard Cucchiara, Cynthia Pariseau, Judith Cre- marosa, John Jones, Rosemary Cerullo, Nancy Regan, Eileen Garland. ROW 3: Darrell Fritz, Meredith Sim, Alice Cerino, Mary Jean Klapes, Donald Martin, Geraldine Robleski, Rheta Leighton, Jeanette Walling, Linda Gould. National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Rosemary Cerullo, Richard Cucchiara, Linda Mosher, David Pignato. ROW 2: Linda Gould, Barbara Cox, Robert Woodward, Charlene Lang, Theresa Giansiraoisa. ROW 3: Judith Cremarosa, Jacquelyn Burt, Alice Razumny, Susan Harrington. 100 (Margaret Chang absent.) Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Marie Loiselle, Catherine Merrill, Marcia Polese, Elizabeth Rooney, Margaret Rooney, Annette Iengo. ROW 2 : Thomas Hatch, Edith Langley, Betty Babcock, Treasurer — Gail Piper, President — James Patch, Secretary — Diane Doherty, Vice President — Lorraine Hart, Nancy Cash, Barbara Cox, William Brackett. ROW 3: Laura Lunt, Paula Anthony, Michael Yagjian, Susan Yale, Donna Stanton, Arthur Grabowski, Pamela Noel, Gail Mandeville, Paul Hunter, Marie Buckless, Christine Vatcher. ROW 3: Susan Harrington, Joanne Lopez, Michael (Harry) Sienkewicz, Rheta Leighton, Eileen Emery, James Tewksbury, Janice Cook, Mary Lou Kryzwicki, John Dancewicz, Brenda Milano, Jayne Hulbert. (Boyd Doty absent.) FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Anthony Bicchieri, Paul Harring, William Underhill. ROW 2: Lucille DeBlasu, Deboroh Smith, Marie Spencer, Joanne Valasunas. 101 Language Lab Aides LANGUAGE LABORATORY AIDES Harold Kingman, Joseph Gibbons, Michael Canning. D.E.C.A. ROW 1: Virginia Pinto, Sandra Clei, Vice President, Frances Dumas, President, Rita Noce, Treasurer, Kath- leen Knickle, Secretary. ROW 2: Robert Monico, Paula DiMinico, Norman Day, Charles Harnden. ROW 3: Wayne Mathews, Steven Morrison, David Park, Dennis Raniere. Euclidians ROW 2: Mark Harrison, Jo- Ann Bamford, Ernest Hynes, Judith Cremarosa, Boyd Doty, Mary Jean Klapes, Robert Pesce, Nancy Rial, Carmen D ' Amico, Gail Mandeville. ROW 3: Diane Doherty, John La- Ferla, Geraldine Tilley, John Riley, Linda Pisello, Russell Menko, Mary McKenzie, John Dancewicz, Cyn- thia Blatchford, Michael Yagjian, Diane Novick. ROW 4: Jayne Hurlbert, Richard Heidelbricht, Marjorie Townsend, Bruce Maxwell, Janice Dancewicz, William Newman, Rheta Leighton, James Tewksbury, Janis Sar- dillo, Albert Iapicca, Diane Seaboyer. ROW 1: Jacque- line Weller, Gary Sund, Carol Clayton, Thomas Green, Marcia Polese, William Brackett. 102 .•K v ■ French Club ROW 1: Susan Leadbetter, Maryann Speciale, Barbara Cox, Secretary — Janice Cook, President — Geraldine Tilly, Vice President — -Joseph Amico, Treasurer — Diane Seaboyer, Marilyn Niles, Janice Dancewicz, Marilyn Rial. ROW 2: Kathleen Hanlon, Lynda Carroll, Judy Fabiano, James Gaines, Ellen Fladger, Richard De- Acetis, Gail Mandeville, Richard Cucchiara, Judith Clark, Margaret Blanchard, Paula Anthony, Marie Buck- less. ROW 3: Norma Cappucci, Edith Langley, Diane Doherty, Jean Forward, Johann Boudreau, Joan Blood, Virginia Bellitti, Linda Clark, Cynthia Blatchford, Deborah Gowell, Joanne Penney. ROW 1: Linda Mullen, Kathleen Maher, Doreen Le- Blanc, Patricia Hennan, Mary McKengie, Charles Maes, Janet Kierstead, Carmen Orlandella, Gay Nickole, Margaret O ' Neill. ROW 2: William Newhall, Mari- lyn Holbrook, Douglas Johnson, Mary Lee Krzywicki, Russell Menko, Karleen Pheulpin, John LaFerla, Jayne Hurlbert, Michael Yagjian. ROW 3: Jane McClintock, Loreen Ingaciola, Susan Kenney, Mary Jean Klapes, Sharyn Lowe, Jean McCarthy, Kathleen Maher, Pamela Noel, Wendy Moore. ROW 1: David Pignato, Maureen Steele, Nanci Rial, Marcia Polese, Jacqueline Weller, Elizabeth Rooney, Sandra Sylvia, Cynthia Stead, Henry Sienkewicz. ROW 2: Judi Ladd, Sharon Samuels, Helaine Hurwitz, Pa- tricia Simonson, Corinne Prentice, Laurita Walsh, Sharon Silver, Cynthia Gray. ROW 3: Sheryle Ward (Terry), Maureen Small, Janis Smith, Martha Smith, Cathy Tarr, Diane Husson, Cynthia Rhoades, Linda Ross, Diane Stead. 103 Girls ' Club Cabinet ■■■pi ROW 1: Susan Leadbetter, Linda Chambers, Margaret Rooney, Lindsey Smith, Leslie MacPhee, Jane McClintock. GIRLS ' CLUB OFFICERS ROW 1: Donna Christopher, Secretary; Leslie Mac- Phee, President; Jane McClintock, Vice-President. ROW 2: Linda Chambers, Lindsey Smith, Hazel Wiget, Susan Leadbetter (absent). Bowling Club ROW 1: Catherine Maher, Karen Sheldon, Patricia Hennan, Judith Ladd, Diane Breen, Cynthia Gray. ROW 2: Christy Marino, Jean McCarthy, Steven Dow, Virginia Wilcomb, Jay MacDougall, Russell O ' Connor, Esther Grace, Thomas Green, Mary-Jayne Iwanowicz, Gary Sund. ROW 3 Carl Tortolano, Linda Mosher, Kenneth Zermani, Shelley Iwanowicz, Ronald Tibbets, Frances Drozdowicz, Boyd Doty, Deborah Gowell, John McKenna, Janis Smith, Gary Candia, Ruth Thompson, Samuel Donato. ROW 4: Joan Blood, Alan Merritt, Carol Davis, Ernest Southard, Joanne Penney, James Bartlett, Marilyn Niles, Albert Iapicca, Paula DiMinico, Earl Gowell, Carol Willey. (Martin Bajdek, Marjorie Campbell, Dominick Faccadio, Wil- liam Garrett, Marie Kanackwicz, Frank Krzwicki, Wil- liam Newhall, Dave Sitkowski, absent). 104 .b,f: Pep Squad ROW 1: Gail Mandeville, Cherie Hood, Judith Cremarosa, Rosemary Cerullo, Arlene Kelly, Meredith Sim, Mary Jean Klapes, Diane LeDonne, Regina Magnan. ROW 2: Deirdre Kelley, Diane Novick, Mary Perry, Jayne Hurlbert, Judy Higgins, Susan Kasa- buski, Shelley Iwanowicz, Dorothy LaVoie, Lorraine McKinnon. ROW 3: Diane Sea- boyer, Jane McCIintock, Kathleen Maher, Mary Lee Krzywicki, Jean McCarthy, Loreen Ingaciola, Joanne Lopez, Patricia Lyons. ROW 1: Linda Brownlow, Ellen Down, Geraldine Tilley, Rheta Leighton, Linda Gould, Susan Leadbetter, Rosemarie Gag- liardi, Margaret Creighton, Judith Clark. ROW 2: Paula Anthony, Jean Forward, Mary- Jayne Iwanowicz, Jeanette DiCarlo, Kristine Berry, Shirley Davidson, Valerie Caswell, Marjorie Campbell, Joanne Guttadauro, Cyn- thia Gray. ROW 3: Barbara Dagerais, Vir- ginia Wilcomb, Selena Bucchiere, Laura Bishop, Michelle Caruso, Nancy Hansen, Janice Cook, Mary Canfield, Eileen Emery, Diane Doherty. ROW 1: Rebecca Sanborn, Jacqueline Weller, Karen Sheldon, Audrey Rossetti, Carole Sliger, Nancy Rial. ROW 2: Marcia Polese, Sharon Silver, Cynthia Orlandella, Maryann Speciale, Suzzanne Pinto, Eileen Walters, Marilyn Rial. ROW 3: Rosemary Ward, Cynthia Stead, Cyn- thia Rhoades, Linda Ross, Stephanie Sim, Ellen Kenerson. 105 Dramatic Club ROW 1: Richard DeAcetis, Joanne Lopez, Edward Lane, Judith Cremarosa, Janet Burke, John Riley, Joan Blood, Samuel Donato, Carol Conrad, John Jones. ROW 2: Judith Ladd, Ronald Lemoine, Cynthia Blatch- ford, Michael Canning, Janice Cook, Harold Kingman, Selma Bucchiere, Boyd Doty, Mary-Jayne Iwanowicz, Stephen Carlson, Linda Biffin. ROW 3: Diane Breen, Paula DiMinico, Linda Dearstyne, Susan Kenney, Cath- erine Cunha, Mildred Leonard, Mary Jean Klapes, Sharyn Lowe, Frances Drozdowicz, Dqnna Macedo, Helaine Hurwitz. ROW 1: Suzanne Valasunas, Norma Cappucci, Eileen Garland, Annette Iengo, Linda Mullen, Marsha Polese, Jacquelyn Weller, Linda Chambers, Diane Novick, Nancy Rial. ROW 2: Rosemary Cornetta, Pamela Noel, Linda ODonnell, Karen Sheldon, Bonnie Brodis, Audrea Boles, Joan Schaffner, Virginia Wilcomb, Mary- ann Speciale, Maureen Steele, Dorothy Gillis, Cleo Harris. ROW 3: Barbara Shaw, Joanne Penney, Char- lotte Vigneaux, Alexis Smith, Martin Salenas, Robert Serozynsky, Maureen Santiano, Linda Ross, Diane Stead, Althea Nigro, Gail Higgins. fr f mMm v v 106 Library Aides ROW 1: Steven Dow, Ronald Barry, Richard Jackman, Roger Nelson, Frank Conti, Harold Smith, Henry Smith. ROW 2: David LaVoie, Boyd Doty, Gary Dean, James Bartlett, Michael Dow, Emil Reischl, Henry Sienkiewicz, Edward Lane. ROW 1: Mary Bishop, Sharon Silver, Suzanne Vala- sunas, Pamela Noel, Marie Buckless, Margaret Nichol- son, Bernice Fisher, Doreen LeBlanc. ROW 2: Ruth Boudreau, Sandra Beverage, Nancy DellaGatta, Karen Sheldon, Virginia Sorenson, Linda Walters, Cynthia Stead, Judy Clark, Audrey Rossetti, Esther Grace, Linda Gerniglia. ROW 3: Mariann DiOrio, Eileen Coreggio, Kathleen Perry, Katherine Hicks, Bonnie Husson, Mary Lee Kryswicki, Wendy Connors, Maryjane Kennedy, Patricia Coffey, Delores MacLeod. ROW 4: Sheila Connolly, Meridith Sim, Sharyn Lowe, Marie Kanarkie- wicz, Maureen Santiano, Martha Smith, Leah Carmilia, Lucille Di Vincenzi, Diane Abbott, Priscilla Fountain, Alice Razumny. ROW 1: Linda Shaw, Karen Harnden, Gail Thirkell, Mary Ann Boyle, Maryanne Kelly, Diane Marcy, Carol Stetson. ROW 2: Louise Spencer, Deborah Gove, Jane Davis, Cheryll McCarron, Linda DiMonico, Cynthia Campbell, Patricia Denning, Sande Congdon. ROW 3: Parri Bellitti, Joseph Dollard, Edward Schneider, Edward Wolfe, Philip Anderson, Frank Garafalo, Linda MacGlashing. 107 , T ' Visual Aides ROW 1: James Patch, Ronald Tibbets, Ernest Hynes, Jeffrey Sanborn, President, Paul Cooper, Treasurer, Richard MacDonald, Secretary, Samuel Ludwig, V. Pres- ident, John Jones. ROW 2: William Bingham, Robert Congdon, Lawrence Sullivan, Bernard Doherty, Jon Johnson, Richard Ellis, Richard Lovett. ROW 3: John Rile) ' , Russell O ' Connor, Alan Merritt, Richard Magnan, Russell Smith, Peter Allen, Thomas Corindia. ROW 1: James Carter, Peter Simonson, Nelson Chang. ROW 2: Donald Clark, Edward LeBlanc, Wayne Badessa, James Walker. 108 Club Presidents ROW 1: Leslie MacPhee, Ellen Santosusso, Gay Nickole, Margaret Chang, Geraldine Tilley, Char- lene Lang, Marilyn Niles, Susan Harrington, Judith Cremarosa, Gail Piper, Jeanette Walling. ROW 2: Sandra Sylvia, Richard Cucchiara, Ronald Barressi, Jeffrey Sanborn, Rheta Leighton, Francis Dumas, Alan Tsakaris, John Riley, Donald Martin, Jay MacDougall, Maryjean Klapes, Joseph Amico, James Patch, Richard O ' Neil. Marshal Squad ROW 1: Sandra Sylvia, Norma Cappucci, Ken- neth Robertson, Alice Razumny, Leslie MacPhee. ROW 2: Susan Leadbetter, Marie Bailey, David Pignato, Meredith Sim, Judith Ladd. ROW 3: Rheta Leighton, Carol Davis, Martha Smith, Sharyn Lowe, Alice Cerino, Ester Grace. (Jean Surrett,- Marie Kanackwicz, Absent.) ROW 1: Doreen Farnham, Gail Thirkell, Sandra Gudaitis, Diane Marcy, Robert Ferrell, Patricia Denning, Carol Knight. ROW 2: Susan Shuckra, Kathleen Avellino, Joseph Dollard, Steven Martin, Philip Anderson, Lois Graham, Louise Spencer. 109 Latin Club u ROW 1: David LaVoie, Linda Gerniglia, John Riley, Treasurer, Annette Iengo, Mary Jean Klapes, President, Mark Harrison, V. President, Janice Dancewicz, Secretary, Peter Iengo. ROW 2: Regina Kmiec, Edward Lane, Marie LaVecchio, Edith Langley, Boyd Doty, Nancy Cash, Virginia Every, Thomas Green, Carol Clayton, Diane LeDonne. ROW 3: Carol Burton, Joan Schaffner, Joan Blood, Susan Kenney, Stephen Carlson, Alice Cerino, Muriel Haley, Bonnie Husson, Dierdre Kelly. (Andrew Bellingheri, William Bilodeau, John LaFerla, Susan Petkewich, Judith Powees, absent.) Chess Club ROW 1: Anthony Andoloro, Stephen Chrisos, Jean McCarthy, John Jones, Eileen Lyman, Harold Smith, Thomas Green. R OW 2: Michael Yagjian, James Gaines, James Bartlett, William Bilodeau, Emil Reischl, John McKenna, John LaFerla. 110 Usherettes g at wu- - ' kss f r? f v f . o ROW 1: Suzanne Valsunas, Linda Biffin, 1st Lieutenant Rosemary Cerullo, Captain Jeanette Walling, 2nd Lieutenant Cynthia Pariseau, Joanne Penney, Charlotte Vigneaux, Pamela Noel. ROW 2: Linda Chambers, Annette Iengo, Priscilla Maher, Zoe Vrees, Linda Gould, Theresa Giansiraeusa, Norma Cappucci, Lynda Carroll. ROW 3: Judith Cremarosa, Gail Higgins, Diane Husson, Elaine Burns, Gail Piper, Susan Harrington, Sandra Sylvia. (Joanne Kerrigan — Absent.) Camera Club ROW 1: John Jones, Richard Cucchiara. ROW 2: Edward Lane, David Pignato, Robert Serozynsky. Ill Office Aides ROW 1: Jane McClintock, Jayne Hurlbert, Margaret Creighton, Maureen Steele, Patricia Carter, Mary Lynn, Rosemary Cornetta. ROW 2: Jean Forward, Carol Conrad, Frances Landry, Joanne Moore, Sharon O ' Connor, Carmel Montemagno, Suzzanne Pinto. ROW 3: Kathleen Eaton, Shirley Davidson, Lindsey Smith, Barbara DeLouis, Kathy Hicks, Susan Swett, Susan Kasabuski. ROW 1: Melinda Spofford, Gayle Procopio, Berna- dine Milano, Josephine DeVenzia, Doris Oldford, Jen- nie Woo. ROW 2: Linda DiMinico, Marie Spencer, Carol Knight, Helen Lord, Phyllis Palumbo, Judith Tibbetts. Guidance Aides ROW 1: Virginia Emery, Susan Yale, Diane Bentley, Anita Loiselle, Elaine Manoogian, Rosemary Cornetta, Lynda Carroll, Helaine Hurwitz. ROW 2: Barbara Dagenais, Margaret Sonier, Leslie MacPhee, Rosemarie Gagliarodi, Audrey Boles, Selena Bucchiere, Theresa Giansiracusa, Zoe Vrees, Linda Dow. ROW 3: Linda Ross, Lorraine Hart, Deborah Hickman, Elizabeth Balser, Carol Willey, Jeanette Walling, Annelle Di- Minico, Diane Doherty. 112 Ski Club M ROW 1: Carol Conrad, Diane Bentley, Rosemary Cor- netta, Allen Tsakeres, President, Jeffrey Sanborn, Jo- anne Penney, Alan Merritt, Norma Cappucci, Dorothy Gillis, Lynda Carroll. ROW 2: Linda Campbell, Rich- ard DeAcetis, Judith Cremarosa, Bernard Doherty, Marie Buckless, Robert Folino, Jean Forward, Jacquelyn Burt. ROW 3: Thomas Bucchiere, Darrell Fritz, Robert Congdon, Paula DiMinico, Jack Meeker, Linda Dear- styne, Thomas Corindia, Janice Cook, Richard Bruno. ROW 1: Suzanne Valasunas, Marcia Polese, Daniel Pre- zioso, Susan Yale, William Powers, Geraldine Tilley, Ronald Tibbets, Jacqueline Weller. ROW 2: Carl Tortalano, Donna Macedo, John Riley, Rosemary Ward, Russell O ' Connor, Cynthia Orlandella, Thomas Zuzelo, Gail Scott, Kenneth Zermani. ROW 3: Steven Pierce, Cynthia Rhoades, Wayne Willows, Geraldine Robleski, Barry Thomas, Mary Jane Ulban, Robert Pelusi, Joyce Powicki, George Sullivan. ROW 1: Priscilla Maher, Cleo Harris, Karen McLaugh- lin, Pamela Noel, Marilyn Niles, David Smith, Ros- marie Gagliani, Joanne Guttadauro, Eileen Garland, Catherine Merrill. ROW 2: Cherie Hood, Arlene Kelly, Paul McGonagle, Susan Harrington, Eugene Mustone, Gail Higgins, John Miller, Judith Ladd, Terri Harmon. ROW 3: Jon Johnson, Susan Leadbetter, Jay MacDou- gall, Mildred Leonard, Richard Heidelbrecht, Mary Jean Klapes, Kenneth Larkin, Joanne Kerrigan, Paul Lacy. 13 Sahico ROW 1: Gail Scott, Karen McLaughlin, Linda Campbell, Terri Harmon, Anita Loiselle, Rosemary Cornetta. ROW 2: Carmel Saulnier, Starr Thomas, Valerie Berry, President — Charlene Lang, Vice President — Jeanette Walling, Treasurer — Joanne Kerrigan, Secretary — Cynthia Pariseau, Priscilla Maher, Donna Stan- ton, Donna Stewart. ROW 3: Linda LaRouche, Ester Grace, Linda Mosher, Dorothy Canfield, Frances Landry, Adele Wojewodka, Grace Graceffa, Di- ane Banda, Arlene Kelly, Ruth Thomp- son, Linda Gould, Rosemary Cerullo. ROW 4: Linda Biffin, Carol Davis, Susan Sluskonis, Mary Jane Ulban, Rob- ert DiTomasi, Robert Dixon, Geraldine Robleski, Beverly Bishop, Linda Cowan, Darrell Fritz, Katherine Hicks. Future Nurses Club ROW 1: Suzanne Pinto, Regina Kmiec, Jacquelin Weller, Katherine Morong, Rheta Leighton, Treasurer, Gail Piper, President, Patricia Simonson, Secretary, Maryann Speciale, V. President, Diane Novick, Carol Burton, Priscilla Harring- ton. ROW 2: Diane Dugas, Audrey Boles, Barbara Dagenais, Jeanette De- Carlo, Janis Smith, Cynthia Blatchford, Cynthia Stead, Linda Dow, Eileen Ly- man, Virginia Emery. ROW 3: Patricia Lyons, Cheryl Ward, Alice Razumny, Sandra Bailey, Linda Dearstyne, Cath- erine Tarr, Janet Lumsden, Priscilla Fountain, Theresa Giansiracusa, Linda Clark, Sharon O ' Connor. Future Teachers Club ROW 1: Elizabeth Whetmore, Lynda Carroll, Nancy Rial, Secretary — Nanq r Hansen, President — Gay Nickole, Vice Pres. — Joseph Amico, Kathleen Hanlon, Treasurer — Margaret Blanchard, Jacque- line Weller, Rose Cardosa. ROW 2: Cleo Harris, Maureen Steele, Linda Gould, Mary Bishop, Diane Seaboyer, Donald Martin, Judith Cremarosa, Cynthia Blatchford, Linda ' Ross, Mary McKenzie, Annette Iengo. ROW 3: Sheila Con- nelly, Joan Schaffner, Johann Boudreau, Virginia Bellitti, Catherine Cunha, Leah Carmelia, Susan Kasabuski, Deborah Gowell, Maureen Small, Diane Day. (Margaret Crighton, Diane Novick, ab- sent.) 114 Spanish Club ROW 1: Carmen D ' Amico, Rose Cordosa, Sec-Treasurer — Jeffrey Shaw, President — Rosemary Ward, Vice President — Leah Carmelia, Nancy Rial, William Brack- ett. ROW 2: Paula Anthony, David Leighton, Nancy Cash, David Smith, Mary Bishop, Ronald Tibbets, Dianne Day. ROW 7: Joanne Lopez, Gerald Nurenberg, Linda Ross, Joesph Gibbons, Nancy Hansen, John Malgeri, Andrea Boles. Washington Trip ROW 1: Norma Cappucci, Pamela Noel, Linda Milano, Dorothy Gillis, Helen Newhall, Susan Harrington, Marilyn Niles, Ellen Santosusso, Nancy Cash, Marjorie LaViska, Suzanne Valusuanas. ROW 2: Stephen Chrisos, Gail Scott, Karen McLaughlin, Judith Cremarosa, Grace Gracaffa, Alice Razumny, Susan Swett, Donna Macedo, Joanne Kerrigan, Lawrence Connors, Sandra Bailey, Diane Bentley, John Jones, Charlene Lang, Rosemary Cornetta. ROW 3: Roy Fred- erickson, Darrell Fritz, Linda Dearstyne, Maryjane Ulban, Charles Bjorkman, Paul Cooper, Alan Merritt, John Riley, Richard Mahakian, Martha Smith,, Geraldine Robleski, Sharyne Lowe, Thomas Buchiere. Career Conference ROW 1: Sherie Hood, Lorraine Hart, Susan Yale. ROW 2: James Boyle, Jeff- rey Shaw, Rheta Leighton, Alan Mer- ritt, Stephen Spinosa. 115 Mathematics League ROW 1: Gary Sund, Ernest Hynes, Margaret Crighton, James Gaines, Diane Doherty, Edward Lane, Jo-Anne Bamford, John LaFerla, Thomas Green. ROW 2: Jayne Hurlbert, John Dancewicz, Linda Pisello, Russell Men- ko, Judith Cremarosa, Treasurer, James Bartlett, Mar- jorie Townsend, Boyd Doty, President, Patricia Lyons. ROW 3: Rich ard Heidelbrecht, Janis Sardillo, John Riley, Mary Jean Klapes, Secretary, William Newman, Muriel Haley, James Tewksbury, Mary McKenzie, Albert Iapicca. Homemaking Club ROW 1: Theresa Giansiracusa, Janice Hussey, Sandra Sylvia, President, Sheila Connelly, Judy Haley, Priscilla Fountain, Florence Kelly. ROW 2: Geraldine Tilley, Penny Dallas, Flossie Angell, Francis LaVacca, Diane Haskell, Susan Pearson, Judith Ladd. ROW 3: Josephine Magaletta, Stephanie Noce, Janice Murray, Joan Ward, Barbara Shaw, Diane Martin, Linda Rooney, Linda Bossio, Ruth Boudreau, Catherine Canning, Ann Deve- aux, Catherine Dever, Diana Dunne, Rosemarie Fron- tiera, Kathy Hunter, Maryjane Kennedy, Eileen Lyman, Karleen Pheulpin. (Sandra Russell, Absent.) Debate Club ROW 1: James Gaines, Michael Yag- jian, Martin Saulenas. ROW 2: John LaFerla, Charlotte Vigneaux, Boyd Doty. 116 ■ ■ ■ Art Club ROW 1: Jacqueline Weller, Jane Alexander, Diane Haskell, Janet Hussey, Gay Nickole. ROW 2: Marilyn Rial, William Newhall, Nancy Rial, Donald Martin, President, Barbara Cox, Vice President, Pamela Corin, Treasurer, Meredith Sim, Secretary, Richard Cucchiara, Diane Novick, Linda Mullen. ROW 3: Jane Martin, Deborah Cox, James Nicolo, Helaine Hurwitz, Jeffrey MacDougall, Norma Cappucci, Anthony Dominco, Di- ane Breen, Penelope Landry, Nancy Murray. ROW 4: Sara Bannon, Susan Leadbetter, Marilyn Niles, Joanne Penney, Lynda Dearstyne, Paula DiMinico, Cynthia Blatchford, Janis Murray, Deborah Hickman, Frances Drozdowicz. Globe Scholastic Art Contest Winners Susan Leadbetter, Donald Martin, Penelope Landry, Linda Mullen, (Barbara Cox, James Brierly) Russian Group ROW 1: Elizabeth Wetmore, Anthony Andaloro, Ellen Fladger. ROW 2: Thomas Green, John McKenna, Edward Lane, Boyd Doty, Michael Yag- jian. 117 World Affairs ROW I: Harold Smith, Nancy Hansen, Margaret Blanchard, Ell en Fladger, Eliza- beth Whetmore, Virginia Bellitti, Thomas Green. ROW 2: Thomas Ford, Martin Saulenas, Boyd Doty, James Bartlett, Harold Kingman, James Gaines, Michael Yagjian. Twirlers ROW 1: Theresa Giansiracusa, Diane MacNaught— captain, Laura Lunt. ROW 2: Louise Bucchiere, Eileen Correggio, Jean Stolos, Julie Carter, Sharon Samuels. 118 Basketball Cheerleaders Susan Harrington — captain, Cynthia Rhodes, Hazel Wiget, Charlotte Vigneaux, Susan Smith, Pamela Noel, Suzanne Valasuanas, Geraldine Tilley, Joanne Lopez, Jackie Burt, Gail Higgins, Jean McCarthy. Cheerleaders Susan Harrington — captain, Elaine Manoogian, Carol Geswell, Gail Higgins, Diane Stead, Susan Smith, Mary Bishop, Jackie Burt. 119 Band lllUllllll ' llinilliiiiiiiimniniiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii iininiiiiii Glee Club mm iiiiii 1 1 j -i j j j j j i %ii H 120 . 1 1 JJlllilMIHIMIIIIIIIIII llllllllilHI, Sachem Dance Band III ]]]]]]]]]]ll!l]]]l!IIJ!;i)IIIfI 121 BY€ BIR All School Play A MUSICAL COMEDY ALL SCHOOL PRODUCTION presented by THE NATIONAL THESPIANS— TROUPE 12 Book by — Michael Stewart Music by — Charles Strouse Lyrics by — Lee Adams T ■ SSI VtC- ■ ' ' i . m ' I ■ £31 I Sports mil Whoe ' er excels in what we prize Appears a hero in our eyes. J eroes jf on am an L ev m V 125 ■?Mf PAUL COOPER Defensive Halfback and Offensive End GEORGE WILCOX Offensive Guard and Defensive Halfback. COACH SHERIDAN Captain RONALD BARRESSI Offensive Fullback Defensive Linebacker GORDON SHEPARD Offensive Halfback Defensive Halfback 126 EDWARD DEPUTAT Offensive Center Defensive Tackle LAWRENCE CURRIE Offensive Tackle Defensive Center ROBERT PELUSI Defensive Tackle RICHARD MAGNAN Offensive End Defensive Safety DANIEL SHIPULSKI Offensive Halfback Defensive Halfback 1964 RICHARD MacDONALd Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle DENNIS KING Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle DAVID ORIFICE Offensive Halfback Defensive Linebacker JAMES PATCH Fullback DANIEL PREZIOSO Offensive Guard Defensive Guard RONALD TIBBETS Offensive Guard Defensive Center 127 IA; IATS | FOOTBALL Glouster 20 Beverly 36 Woburn 24 Reading  .12 English 6 Swampscott 18 Winthrop 28 | Salem 6 Peabody 13 1 Sf« . ' - i. SCORES Saugus Saugus 6 Saugus 12 Saugus 13 Saugus 13 Saugus Saugus Saugus 13 Saugus 26 C ft mm n w  •■ -jm«.-  I3W0 ROW 1: R. Serina, D. Murphy, L. Connors, J. Patch— captain, T. Newhall, R. Graham, R. Heffernan. ROW 2: D. Shell, R. Bruno, W. Simmons, J. Tewksbury, K. Robertson, R. Magnan, J. Koschei, C. Serino, J. Sanborn. COACH— MR. LEONARD WALL HOCKEY SCORES Woburn 1 Danvers 2 Beverly 2 Maiden Cath ..2 St. John ' s Salem Classical 2 St. Mary ' s English Gloucester Marblehead 3 Swampscott 1 Amesbury 1 Peabody Saugus 2 Saugus 4 Saugus 3 Saugus — Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus ..., Saugus 2 Saugus —.7 Saugus 13 Saugus 8 132 S.H.S. Hockey ■ ■ . ■ 133 ■ i  Jeffrey Sanborn sets new school league record in 11:23 time. Cross Country ROW 1: Alexander Winn, Russell Smith, Barry Thomas, Steven Boudreau. ROW 2: Richard Cucchiara, Manager; Stephen Spinosa, Robert Falino, Robert Safer, John Ciambello, Peter Allen, Leon Lemure, William Acheson, Man- ager. Haverhill 47 Salem 59 Lawrence 67 Lynn English 74 Gloucester 45 Beverly 50 Peabody 91 Classical 50 Lowell 50 Haverhill 59 Salem 69 Lawrence 88 English 67 Gloucester 59 Beverly 73 Peabody 55 Classical 55 Lowell 61 Saugus 73 Saugus 56 Saugus 60 Saugus 44 Saugus 72 Saugus 62 Saugus 82 Saugus 61 Saugus 71 Saugus .61 Saugus 66 Saugus 76 Saugus 60 Saugus 61 Saugus 66 Saugus 64 Saugus 55 Saugus 88 138 SHS Basketball Junior Varsity ROW 1: Ralph Roberts, Thomas Dewing, Ted Brierly, Henry Paolini, Francis Mascianica. ROW 2: Edward Burke, Michael Winn, Jeffrey Wright, Douglas Woodward. 139 ■ 140 H ■ ■ 141 Girls ' Field Hockey VARSITY ROW 1: Donna Surette, Cynthia Stead, Leslie MacPhee, Sandra Sylvia, Rose Cardozo. ROW 2: Lorraine Hart, Leah Carmilia, Linda Gould, Rheta Leighton, Linda Ballard. 142 wy JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: Marjorie Erb, Carmelia Montemagno, Sharon Silver, Diane Ballard. ROW 2: Paula Forbes, Barbara Rossi, Patricia Boudreau. ROW 3: Louise Bucchiere, Nancy Hanson. 143 Girls ' Basketball ROW 1: Linda Ballard, Nancy Cash, Patricia Carter, Charlene Lang, Sandra Sylvia, Leslie MacPhee, Dianna Ballard. ROW 2: Mary Canfield, Linda Gould, Rheta Leighton, Julie Carter, Terri Brown. 144 l 5: .: ROW 1: Lorraine Hart, Nancy Hanson, Louise Buccheri, Carol Mills, Janice Cook. ROW 2: Cynthia Stead, Patricia Bruno, Joanne Bamford, Ruth Thompson, Diane Doherty, Jayne Hurlbert, Patricia Boudreau. 145 ■ « I Y  m The Sporting Life  « fl0«J ■ H Advertisements A business with an income at its heels Furnishes always oil for its own wheels. Uxetiremen t jBine 615 149 Donkey Basketball V T 5 si • 1 H BT H T ! « Su N . Official Photographers for the 1965 Tontoquonian LINCOLN STUDIO MALDEN, MASS. 151 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 GOULD ' S FLORISTS Broadway Turnpike Lynnfield Mas s. Tel. LY 8-9521 COMMUNITY FILLING STATIONS 526 Lincoln Ave. CE 3-9705 Saugus, Mass. Ruth ' s HIGH FASHION 338 Central Street — Saugus CE 3-9882 Compliments of FONTAINE ' S MARKET 751 Boston Street Lynn, Mass. Compliments of IRON POT Compliments of ROGERS TREASURE CHEST 455 Lincoln Avenue Cliftondale Square ' cards, gifts, and stationery Compliments of . . . BERTHOLD LUMBER CO. 392 Main Street SAUGUS, MASS. Kenneth J. Barnes Paul R. Carlson THE PARK PRESS, INC. PRINTERS Fifteen Main Street, Saugus, Mass. TELEPHONE 233-0315 Compliments of TED ' S BARBER SHOP New England Shopping Center Saugus, Mass. CHARLIE ' S SHOE HOSPITAL Complete Shoe Repair Service Old Shoes Made Like New 451 LINCOLN AVENUE CLIFTONDALE SQUARE SWEENEY FUEL Sales FUEL OIL Service 56 Denver Street SAUGUS 233-0550 Styles by MR. JOSEPH MAM ' SELLE ' S 449 Lincoln Ave. 233-9768 152 ? tn! SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND DIVISION L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY attleboro, Massachusetts • Thomas Galvin • • William Rowan • • • Farnum Devoe • • • • Donald Pelletier CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA • MEDALS TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS • INVITATIONS • TAYLOR YEARBOOKS 153 Jamp Congratulations to the Class of 1 965 THE CHAMPION LAMP WORKS 330 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MASS. A Good Place to Work SINCE 1900 FULLERTON FUNERAL HOME fefei Bp ii Ifitn 325 Central Street SAUGUS Compliments of CLIFTONDALE WOODWORKING COMPANY (Incorporated) TEL. CE 3-0020 Saugus, Massachusetts 54 Everett Office 389-1234 Saugus Office 322-3426 FIORE BUS SERVICE, INC. Specializing in the Transportation of School Children RUDOLPH FIORE Traffic Manager THOMAS TAYLOR Dispatcher 155 Compliments of CASTLE ROCK SPRINGS 509 Main Street Saugus, Mass. Best Wishes PREBLE TEXACO 230 Broadway Saugus Mass. RICCO ' S of the plaza Route I and 129 Saugus Plaza, Mass. Hair Stylists CEnter 3-9866 Future Success to Class of 1965 From SAL ' S MARKET 361 Lincoln Avenue Saugus Jolly Jorqes JOLLY JORGE ' S Drive Inn Restaurant Route I , Saugus CLIFTONDALE Paint Wallpaper Co. THE SAUGUS ADVERTISER Your Home Town Paper — CHEVROLET 527 Lincoln Avenue SAUGUS HANSON CHEVROLET, INC. Sales — Service — Parts CLIFTONDALE SQUARE 519 Lincoln Avenue SAUGUS, MASS. Tel. CE 3-1887 or 3-1888 156 ■ rzjw Congratulations to the Class of 1965 WARREN E. MANTER CO. INC. SHOVEL— BACKHOE— BULLDOZER DUMP TRUCK SERVICE BLASTING 130 Walnut Street Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-3532 Best Wishes KANE ' S DONUTS 120 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. Compliments of NICKOLE SALES AND SERVICE 371 Broadway Saugus, Mass. PERCY A. OWENS Frigidaire Home Appliances Electric Wiring 542 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. CEnter 3-0070 1. E. SPINNEY Hardwood Floor sanded and refinished Melrose, Mass. 662-9860 A-l STEAK PIT SIRLOIN STEAK 149 DINNER ■ Children 99c 236 Broadway Route 1, Saugus Mass. Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Saugus Plaza — Saugus — 157 LARGE OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW Why not start a Savings Account and see what can be accomplished with it? SAUGUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MAIN OFFICE 466 Lincoln Avenue CENTER OFFICE 13 Main Street BROADWAY OFFICE N. E. Shopping Center Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LET RINGER ' S AUTO SCHOOL put you in the driver ' s seat of a 1965 Mustang Under 25 saves on insurance 120 Central Avenue Lynn, Mass. LYnn 5-8600 BRUHM ' S SERVICE STATION Expert Auto Repairing Bear Front End Alignment 99 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. 233-2223 Best Wishes HUNG ' S FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Quality Chinese Foods 55 Union Street Brighton, Mass. Compliments of the Y.M.C.A. 486 Central Street SAUGUS, MASS. GEORGE ' S BARBER SHOP 59 JACKSON STREET PARSONS Heating Oils Jet-Heet Jet-Cool Lynn Power Burners Sales and Service 129 Essex Street 233-1300 Compliments of CENTRAL VARIETY Central St. Saugus, Mass. W. ERNEST LIGHT Printer 5 Columbus Avenue SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 233-0592 Compliments of CAMEO BEAUTY LOUNGE 55 Jackson St. SAUGUS, MASS. CE 3-1957 Tel. 233-1125 PETER L. GRADY WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 57 Jackson Street SAUGUS, MASS. 158 Krone ■ ' V. HOWARD JOHNSON ' S DRIVE-IN Broadway — Route I — Saugus FEATURING TELETRAY SERVICE L A N 8 233-6590 233-2580 STYLE - TONE UPHOLSTERING CO. Custom Slip Covers — Draperies Antiques 375 Central Street Saugus, Mass. Compliments of TUMBLE INN Compliments of PETER ' S GULF STATION Corner of lla Rd. and Broadway SAUGUS, MASS. PETER G. MARVIN, JR. 233-7937 Best Wishes to 1965 Graduates CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT LOBSTER— STEAK— CHICKEN Route I Saugus For Reservations Tel.: 233-2587 160 BUTLER ' S DRUG STORE I Essex Street CEnter 3-0410 Where Pharmacy Is a Profession CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP Best Wishes to the Graduates of Saugus High 1965 EASTERN TOOL STAMPING CO., INC. Pressed Metal Engineers 161 NU-LIFE CLEANERS One Day Service 350 Central Street Saugus, Mass. 233-2800 ' 64 - ' 65 Qp fcleaning Compliments of BARNETT FABRIC STORES, INC. Saugus ' Complete Sewing Center 654 Broadway ROUTE I 233-5516 233-2889 233-2431 HERBERT W. SPENCE The Friendly Office Real Estate — Insurance 324 Central St. Saugus Compliments of SULLIVAN ' S PHARMACY 326 Central Street SAUGUS, MASS. JERRY ' S BEAUTY SHOP CEnter 3-0199 NELSON ' S FLOWERS 199 Essex Street SAUGUS, MASS. CEnter 3-2307 EDMONDS BAKERY 461 Lincoln Avenue SAUGUS, MASS. 233-2334 PRINCE OF PIZZA W0 f ;1  | %®m IPC- 1 f T . n J H- 1 ' Prince Drive-ln Restaurants ROUTE I, SAUGUS 162 ■ Compliments of the DRAMATIC CLUB and NATIONAL THESPIANS Troop 1212 ■ r « - J -,_, ;: ,-. : .. .. a la classe de 1965 Nos plus vives felicitations Le Cercle Francais BOWMAR VARIETY Groceries and Sundries 419 Central St., Saugus 233-9713 Open Until 9 P.M. Every Night of the Year WATCHES CHARMS DIAMONDS Stern ' s Service Satisfies ARTHUR STERN Jeweler Corner Union and Buffum Sts. Lynn, Mass. LYnn 3-0437 SILVERWEAR CHINA VALLE ' S STEAK HOUSE ROUTE 1 SAUGUS The Finest Food At Unequalled Low Prices FAMOUS FOR STEAK ROAST BEEF LOBSTER SEA FOODS FIVE BEAUTIFUL BANQUET ROOMS SEATING IS TO 700 PEOPLE PHONE SAUGUS 233-7100 163 Compliments of HECK ALLEN ' S 22 Lincoln Ave. Saugus, Mass. KOWL OON RESTAURANT Delicious Chinese Food 514 Broadway Route I Saugus Compliments of WALKEY ' S MARKET Compliments of CUFTONDALE GARAGE THE GIRL ' S CLUB EVERETT C. HUDSON Real Estate and Insurance Broker 31 Winter Street Saugus, Mass. Best Wishes HYGENIC LAUNDRY Saugus Mass. Compliments of R. J. LIFFIN ASSOCIATES Realtor 27 Essex St. Saugus 233-2550 MALDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL The Business School Near Home ' SECRETARIAL SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING Individual Progress Free Placement Service Day — Evening — Summer 6 PLEASANT STREET, MALDEN Do ' wling Building DA 2-8200 164 Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 ifiL pat m EL jjfL • f IP E B MP B . j 1 B B ■ ! 1 1 iliiiil BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Gail Piper, Diane MacNaught, Sandra Sylvia SECOND ROW: Richard O ' Neil, Roby Prentiss, Lawrence Sullivan MUSIC DEPARTMENT GLEE CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Helen Newhall, John LaVerla, Joanne Moore SECOND ROW: Linda Clark, Marie Spencer, Charles Wid- den, Thomas Green SAUGUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Compliments of owoy BEEFBERGER DRIVE-IN 507 Broadway Saugus, Mass. REVERE KNITTING MILLS FACTORY STORE, INC. S Sweater Headquarters 108 Ferry Street Maiden 48, Mass. DA 4-1670 Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1965 MARTIN ' S CANDY OUTLET Bulk Candy of All Kinds 45 Jackson Street Saugus, Mass. 165 SAHICO CLUB OFFICERS Charlane Lang, President; Cynthia Pariseau, Treasurer; Jean- ette Walling, Vice President, Joanne Kerrigan, Secretary. OBTAINED MOST ADS Charlene Lang, Jeanette Walling, Cynthia Pariseau ■ y pi 166 Compliments of GIBBS OIL COMPANY A. COGLIANO FOOD MART Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail Meat is Our Specialty 304 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-9715 PLAZA ACOGIMM fOOB HAKTA llrEMAST f JSIRUON ROAST IHIOOIE RIB CORN BEEF Ifr. lT -_-- Sooner or later your favorite jewelers ZENON JEWELERS New England Shopping Center Saugus, Massachusetts Tel. 233-4304 Keepsake Longines — Bulova Watches Diamonds and Jewelry Compliments of the USHERETTES CLUB JOHN BOYD COMPANY 162 Boston Street Lynn, Mass. 167 HOFFMAN ' S WEARING APPAREL AND FOOTWEAR Cliftondale Square BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 MALDEN GRINDING WELDING CO., INC. o t A • v ' ' y ' «- v a ' f 1 ' «. ; ■ tcWA -« A 5 ' - ' i v ' JtL f ' - ■ I11 nun 11 -I ■—..:■■.. „„ Best Wishes Class of 1965 RADIO SHACK CORP. N. E. Shopping Center Saugus, Mass. Compliments of SHERMAN ' S MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 BROADWAY ESSO 602 Broadway Saugus 168 Senior Class Officers and Board of Directors Alan Merritt, James Patch, Suzanne Valasunas, Jeffrey Sanborn, Treasurer; Robert Hart, President; Ellen Santosusso, Secre- tary; Gordon Shepard, Vice-President; Peter Allen, Paul Cooper. Miss Elizabeth A. Arribea Mr. Harold C. Musgrave Class Advisors 169 TOM ' S SERVICENTER, INC. Flying A Products Evinrude Outboard Motors Thompson Boats 693 Broadway, Saugus at Gibbs Oil Company Compliments of R. L. SWEEZEY SON Shade Screens — Venetian Blinds Doors, Windows 59 APPLETON STREET Compliments of SULLIVAN ' S PHARMACY 326 Central Street Saugus Tel. 233-1102 Compliments of a FRIEND ' Developing Future Leaders in Marketing and Distribution FRANCIS DUMAS President wi th MISS MAUREEN KENNEDY Advisor 170 GIRL ' S CLUB OFFICERS AT THEIR FORMAL Susan Leadbetter, Jane Mc- Clintoclc, Leslie MacPhee, Lindsey Smith, Hazel Wiget. Their Escorts: Richard Mal- ley, Jeffrey MacDougall, Rob- ert Hart, Robert Barlett, Wil- liam Simmons. FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS ROW 1: Gail Piper, Maryanne Speciale. ROW 2: Katherine Morong, Rheta Leighton, Patricia ' Simonson. DONNA STANTON CHARLENE LANG Business Education Students representing Saugus High School at John Hancock ' s Second Annual Honor Day. COLOR DAY AWARD Mr. Sheridan presents Color Day Trophy to Susan Harrington representing the Senior Class. i — m % f % i J5. a ! Mr. Howard A. Acheson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Allen Arnica Tontoquonensium Mr. and Mrs. Louis Amico A very good friend Mrs. John Bates Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Bentley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Berrett Mr. Walter Brodis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruno Mr. John Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Burns Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Canfield Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Cann Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garter Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Castle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cerino Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Y. Chang Paul and Debbie Cincotta Mrs. Garnet C. Cox Mr. and Mrs. J. Cucchiara Mr. James Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Day Mr. DeAngelo Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Eichel Mrs. Ralph W. George Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gowell Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Mr. Howard Gurney Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington Linda Heath, ' 64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter Mr. Paul Jones Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kanarkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Mr. Joseph Markowski SPONSORS Mr •. and Mrs. Sal J. Laferla Mr and Mrs. Charles Lang Mr and Mrs. Norbert LaVoie Mr . and Mrs. Gene Leighton Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Lemos Mr . and Mrs. Richard Loiselle Mr . and Mrs. Robert Long Mr . and Mrs. Chester Lumsden Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Malgeri Mr 5. F. C. Mathews Mr . Charles McKenna Mr . and Mrs. Richard Minasien Mr . and Mrs. William Neeb Mr . and Mrs. Nicholas Nickole Mi!  s Helen Novak Mr . George Ossing Mr s. R. E. Penney Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Pheulpin Mr . and Mrs. Anthony Pignato Mr and Mrs. Bruce Piatt Mr . William J. Regan Mr s. Ruth E. Rial Mr and Mrs. Dexter Rich Mr and Mrs. Ralph Santosuosso Mr. ;. Doris Scanzillo Mr A. Simonsen Mr. and Mrs. John Smallman Mr Sydney Smith Mr and Mrs. Willard Stephens Mr. and Mrs. John Surette Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. George L. Thompson Jr Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Trefry Mr and Mrs. John Valasunas Mr . and Mrs. Russell Wagenfeld L. Wall Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Watson Mr:  . Constance Willis Mr. and Mrs. James G. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yale Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zermani 173 We, the editors of the 1965 Tontoquonian, want to express our grati- tude to the many people who have assisted us this year: our staff, Mr. Bill Rowan of Balfour Company, Mr. Guy Quartarone and Mr. Peter Aiello, the photographers from Lincoln Studios, and the members of the faculty and student body. Most of all, we thank Miss Helen F. Towle and Miss Hazel C. Marison for their advice, kindness, under- standing, and patience. This book holds for us the memory of a wonder- ful experience, an experience that all these people made possible, and for this reason we sincerely say thank you. 174 Autographs 175 ■ ■ 3 Autographs 176 TAYLOR P UBLISHING COMPANY IK. World bit f„ ( ...-,i, An ' ..■■■ mid ' rW u SAUGUS PUBUC LIBRARY 2SEb£entral St S? gu ?MA 01906 •1 ! ■ SAUGUS PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1729 00051 8883 ' ■■■• •■■ ■ ■■ ' • 1 ■ UT PT . • M ■ I ■ M