Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

.ffcc • - i .  ■ ■ ■ ■ %% f ; uPW •V? £. vju w- NBIfS COME GATHER ROUND PEOPLE WHEREVER YOU ROAM AND ADMIT THAT THE WATERS AROUND YOU HAVE GROWN AND ACCEPT IT THAT SOON YOU ' LL BE DRENCHED TO THE BONE IF YOUR TIME TO YOU IS WORTH SAVING THEN YOU BETTER START SWIMMING OR YOU ' LL SINK LIKE A STONE FOR THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING. I HBMH 1 1966 ,4 3 Tontoquonian Summer Supplement I ■ ■ ■ I ■ IH ■i ■ fl 1 ■ ratl l 9S7E6ftt 91 w - B _ Corinne M. Shuff Mary E. Anderson 5 we sing praise to Saugus High, Saugus High sings praise to thee. Youve labored well; Your schoolworlts done, Come and graduate with me. Class Banquet June 7, 1966 Events at the Year ' s End Alex Winn — Kasabuski Award Janice Cook Boyd Doty — Balfour Award ■ Participants in the Fashion Show Rev. Donald Tibbetts, Margaret Collum, and Thomas Green — speakers at the Memorial Day Assembly. Senior members of the National Honor Society. m w ' ' IfJTWJ ' f ' ■ i -«. ' tv? Class Day Bo-Ingemarr Jonsson wwr r i June 10, 1966 ■ ■ MrMffli H ■ ■ m ■ m Our Junior — Proms BlI ■ MkvSy W - t_ V fl « H H Senior — H W HI j Pt i 4 [T ■ fknFnlflE !■ J5 ' § ■ra : j . 110 . . .. ' . f  % Graduation June 15, 1966 (prog ram PROCESSIONAL ' Pomp and Circumstance Undergraduate Band INVOCATION Reverend Leighton R. Richardson East Saugus Methodist Church SPEAKER: Introduced by Maurice Francis Smith, Superintendent of Schools Reverend John R. McCall Professor of Psychology. Weston College Subject: Value in the Mature Personality Saugus Lions Club Veterans of Foreign Wars H.C. Josephson Scholarship Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Charles H. Hood Dairy Foundation Scholarship National Merit Scholarship — Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation MUSICAL SELECTION: deal Themes from Italian Movies Arranged by Ca Senior Concert Band PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: Richard Jonathan Evans Chairman of the School Committee Assisted by Maurice Francis Smith ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS: Ashton Fiske Dav Riverside Club Cliftondale Woman ' s Club Woman ' s Club of Baker Hill Student Council The Future Homemakers of America Club National Thespian Society. Saugus High School Troup 1212 Saugus High School Girls ' Club Saugus Parent Teachers Council Saugus Boosters Club Saugus Council. Knights or Columbus, and Auxiliary E.W. and L.H. Cobrecht Scholarship John A.W. Pcarce Scholarship Irving S. Hoffman Memorial Scholarship Saugus Teachers ' Association Saugus High School Alumni Association SCHOOL SONC: Class of 1966 BENEDICTION: Reverend John J. Ceoghan Church of the Blessed Sacrament RECESSIONAL: Recessional Undergraduate Band Ployha Audience please remain standing until after seniors have retired from the hall Class Motto: Our Success Lies Not in Individual Achievement, but in Universal Cain Class Colors: Maroon and White ( rog Baccalaureate Program June 12, 1966 rogram . . . PRESIDING: John B. Leahy. Vice Principal PROCESSIONAL: Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Marjorie Johnson Whitney. Organist ' SALUTE TO FLAG: ' INVOCATION: Reverend Philip M. Conroy ORGAN SOLO: Climb Every Mountain Rodgers and Hemmerstein Marjorie Johnson Whitney, Organist INTRODUCTION OF BROTHERHOOD ESSAYIST: Reverend Donald E. Tibbetts Chairman of the Saugus Community Relations Committee FIRST PRIZE BROTHERHOOD ESSAY: Elaine Ann Manoogian Class of 1966 MUSICAL SELECTION: Lo a Voice to Heaven Soundinf Bortniansky Saugus High School Chorus ADDRESS: Rabbi Baruch Coldstein Subject: The Opportunities Are Here and Now— the Choice Is Yours BENEDICTION: Reverend Stephen P. Aujtill RECESSIONAL: Recessional Ployhar Audience Standing. The list of colleges with the number of acceptances of Saugus High students follows: Boston College 7, Boston University 6, Northeastern University 18, Clarkson College of Technology 1, Colby 1, Bates 1, Elmira 1, Dartmouth 1, Syracuse 1, Wheaton 1, Bensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2, Eastern Nazarene 3, University of Massachusetts 23, Merrimack 11, Ohio State 1, Wellesley 1, Suffolk University 3, University of Idaho 1, Mount Holyoke 1, University of New Hampshire 1, University of New York 1, Clark University 1, University of Bhode Island 1, Franklin Pierce 1, Simmons 2, Southeastern Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology 1, Arizona Western 1, University of Rochester 1, Nathaniel Hawthorne 1, New England College 1, Arizona State 1, Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute 1, Lowell Technological Institute 5, Columbian Fathers 1, University of Maine 1, Villanova 1, Cornell 1, Hobart 1, Bard 2, Emerson 2, Wheelock 1, Utah State 1, New Mexico Institute of Mining 1, Massachusetts College of Art 1. Also State College at North Adams 2, State College at Lowell 4, State College at Fitchburg 1, State College at Salem 22, State College at Boston 6, State College at Bridgewater 3, Burdett College 3, Bentley College 3, Fisher Junior College 1, Endicott Junior College 1, North Shore Community College 20, Johnson and Wales 1, Chandler 1, Bryant and Stratton 3, Lees McCrae 2, Katherine Gibbs 1, Marion Court Secretarial School 2, Andover Institute of Business 4, Wentworth Institute 6, Massachusetts Col- lege of Pharmacy 1. Also Vesper George School of Art 1, New England School of Art 2, Bridgeton Academy 1, Coyne Electrical 1, Essex Agricul- tural 3, Northeast Institute of Industrial Technology 3, Hartford Aeronautical School 1. Also acceptance to hospitals: Children ' s Hospital School of Nursing 1, New England Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 1, Massachusetts General Hos- pital School of Nursing 1, Mary Hitchcock School of Nursing 1, Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing 1, Salem Hospital School of Nursing 1, Maiden Hospital School of Nursing 1, St. Vincent ' s Hospital School of Nursing 1, Whidden Memorial School of Nursing 1, Lynn Hospital School of Nursing 1. Note: Due to an unfortunate error the name of Albert Rocco Iapicca was omitted from the Honor Roll in the yearbook. While there is no way we can rectify this error in the Tontoquonian we would like to mention .here that Albert did graduate with honors. BOYD R. DOTY The first National Merit Scholarship winner from Saugus High School. Girls ' Softball Spring 1966 ■ ■ ■ H THE LINE IT IS DRAWN THE -CORSE IT IS CAST THE SLOW ONE NOW WILL LATER BE FAST. AS THE PRESENT NOW WILL LATER BE PAST THE ORDER IS RAPIDLY FADING AND THE FIRST ONE NOW WILL LATER BE LAST FOR THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING. ' I Tn nn ■ The Tontoquonian Published by the Class of 1966 Saugus High School Saugus, Massachusetts Acknowledgement for song on end pages Copyright 1963 (Unp.) by M. Witmark Sons in the U.S.A. Copyright 1964 by M. Witmark Sons under tiie Universal Copyright Convention Used by Permission Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF— EHen Fladger ASSOCIATE EDITORS- TIES— Susan Kenney ADVERTISING— Boyd Doty 3I0GRAPHIES— Janice Cook HI SINESS — Frances LaVacca ACTIVITIES Janet Burke Mary Lynn Janice Smith ADVERTISING Richard Berry Dianne Day Samuel Donato Albert Iapicca Charles Marino fohn McKenna yann Speciale jael Yagjian —5 Alexander e Breen Frances Drosdow Nancy Rial _ BIOGRAPHIES Marie Buckless Susan Chapman Dorothy Flammia Linda Huggins Marcia Polese Cynthia Poor Diane Seaboyer Karen Sheldon Jacqueline Weller BUSINESS Camille Anzalone Karen Bloom Selena Bucchi Doreen Chapi __ Shirley Davidson Mary Deary Rosemary Gagliardi Florence KaUi PHOTOGRAPHERS Stephen Carlson Marty Saulenas Robert Serozynsky ■ ONTENT; DMINISTRA TION ' ACULTY WE REMEMBER INIOR, MMIDfS THLETICS DVERTISIN ■ I p % f ■ ■ SAUGUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS 01906 MAURICE F. JMU ' Ii 6u ' !MKrr.NOEi r ANNA V. JACOBS AOMIMBTRA-JVB f Ci )UTA:-T To the Members of the Class of 1966: In a sense, your Senior year as students at Saugus High School is my Freshman year as Superintendent of Schools in this Town of Saugus . It is quite possible, therefore, that I should be accepting advice from you (for who does not recognise the superior wisdom of a Senior) rather than my expressing solemnly sage remarks as to how you might best cope with the problems of the future. I, personally, have sincere confidence in the ability of today ' s youth to adjust to the complexities of modern society and, so, I shall limit my remarks, here, to a simple expression of good fortune to all. W It is my earnest hope that the administrators an at Saugus High School have succeeded in challenging each of you, as individuals, to the degree that you are beginning to examine your own particular potential talents and will utilize to the fullest your own personal abilities whether you are to enter some kind of higher education or to immediately fcLc::- the problems of life. As Superintendent of Schools in Saugus, it s little bit more special to be wishing success to the members of the first class to graduate during my tenure of office and I do so with pride in your past accomplishments and anticipation of success in your future achievements. MAURICE F. 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SMITH - Superintendent of Schools ■ ASHTON F. DAVIS. PRINCIPAL LEON C YOUNG. Vice Principal JOHN B. LEAHY. Vice PRINCIPAL dflUMNl SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL SAUGUS. MASSACHUSETTS 01906 TeLIPHONE 233-4000 To the Members of the Class of 1966: My association with your class, as you know, has extended over a six-year period. While you were in junior high school I was your principal; then in 1962, when you entered high school, I moved along with you. It has been my privilege, accordingly, to observe your maturing dur- ing that full span of years that links childhood to young manhood and young womanhood. To me has been afforded the opportunity to witness your develop- ment physically, socially, and mentally, to follow your athletic attainments, to measure with pride your scholastic progress. Uw Now you are graduating. You are abandoning a relatively sheltered and guided existence for that period of life that offers greater independence and heivier responsibilities. You are emerging into a world that demands more than ever before a thorough preparation to insure economic security for the individual and requires an ever wiser understanding of th-s many issues, both foreign and domestic, that face our increasingly complex society. As a class you have often excelled. My observations of your progr daring the last six years give me assurance that you will meet your challenges aq :arely and that you will attain success. j| To each of you, best wishes as you enter the ranks of the alumni of Saugus High School. Most sincerely, ASHTON ld$n mttfal JOOH38 HOIH 8UOUA8 8O8IO ITT38U HO A88 A M .8USUA6 ♦ JMOH IJlT oook ees ja iiohi«S aoiV .DHUOY H03. 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DA VIS - Principal m m m m I ■ wk . ffif ■ ■ JOHN B. LEAHY Vice-Principal LEON C. YOUNG Vice-Principal ISABELLE G. BEAUCHESNE Dean of Girls GEORGE A. PALMER FRANK E. CARTER Department Head Faculty Librarian Art Business BELDEN G. BLY, JR. gMt  M k F x l| P P i ' wJt ■n ALBERT J. MOYLAN ■K fWwL 1 I  ■ 1 ■ 1 1 1 H 1 MAUREEN E. KENNEDY PATRICIA A. McCORMICK MARCIA E. NORTON ABRAHAM PINCISS RICHARD D. SALERNO THOMAS E. TRINGALE LEONARD E. WALL ■i HT English JOHN J. BURNS Department Head IVA L. ADLINGTON NADENE ALLEN MARY E. ANDERSON LILLIAN M. BISBEE BEVERLY COCOZELLA JACQUELINE COTTE PAUL C. DOWNING JUDITH A. GAFFNEY JOHN GUTHMANN BERNIS M. HANLON WKM MIRIAM KOCHKAKIAN DEBORAH A. PARTISS WILLIAM J. REGAN DONALD R. WHITE 10 JOHN B. LEAHY Department Head ROBERT J. CLARK ARTHUR M. STROUT Department Head CHARLES EMMA ELIZABETH A. ARRIBEA WILLIAM P. DOYLE, JR. DOMINIC BENINATI CARMINE C. MOSCHELLA Guidance JOHN J. NASO Industrial Arts WALTER J. PICKETT II Mr pa: CORINNE M. SHUFF Department Head PATRICIA K. FAULKNER HELEN F. TOWLE Department Head PAULINE C. BOUDREAU ESTHER S. HOWE Homemaking CAROLYN R. MADDEN Language JEANNE BLUMER FRANCES P. EGAN Ji LEE N. GOLDSTEIN JANE A. GORTON ROLAND M. LaCHANCE ANTHONY F. POTO 12 •mc Music JEROME J. MITCHELL Director ROBERT A. LYNN Mathematics CHARLOTTE MASIELLO ELEANOR J. COLLINS Department Head J IT t SF s LORRAINE N. DEMERLE v.TV HELEN M. LONG GEORGE N. McKAY JOHN J. QUINLAN BERNARD J. STEAD JOHN R. WAKA 13 GEORGE M. GARRITY Social Studies LAWRENCE A. D ' ANGELO BERNARD J. HUSSEY NORMAN E. DOWN HAROLD C. MUSGRAVE LOUISE N. SOLOMITA Department Head JOHN F. FARLAND HELEN M. NOWAK KEITH W. O ' BRIEN HARTLEY M. PEAKES MARCIA R. SARTORELLI RICHARD TIBBETTS 14 JOHN A. SCARBOROUGH Supervisor DIANE F. GIOVINO EDWARD J. CHAMBERLAIN Department Head 1 % HAROLD B. EVERITT GWENYTH E. DONOVAN ROBERTA R. SAMUELS KATHLEEN A. BURNS RITA A. INDRESANO Physical Education WALTER T. SHERIDAN Science HH JOHN B. COLLINS III ANTHONY J. DeMATTEO WILLIAM L. MacNEILL BENJAMIN TORF 15 R ■ , ■ ■ ■ - ■ 1 ■ ■ GERTRUDE E. HAZEL FRANCES R. McLAUGHLIN Supervisor DOMINIC BENINATI Driver Education JOHN J. QUINLAN Attendance Office Personnel VIOLET I. CHAPMAN KATHERINE M. SPENCER J v I V ISABEL! .F, G. BEAUCHESNE Accounts HELEN F. TOWLE Student Activities DOROTHY R. RUNGE CARMINE C. MOSCHELLA Visual Aids Data Processing Nurses Supervisors PETER H. O ' CONNOR 16 We Remember CAROL E. BALOU MADELEINE H. BEAULIEU WALTER D. BLOSSOM MILES T. BROOKES MARY P. COTE RONALD R. COTE PATRICIA A. CURTIS AUDREY L. DIAMOND RHODEN B. EDDY fet FRED A. FIANDACA JAMES F. GREEN HAROLD E. HALEY BERNICE L. HAYWARD EDITH M. KING ANNE R. LARSEN JOSEPHINE D. MacINDEWAR HAZEL JOSEPH C. M. MARISON MESSINA THEODORE J. MYSLIWY FRANCIS E. NESTOR TERRENCE D. O ' CONNOR ROBERT MIRIAM J. C. PARENTE PESHIER CHERYL E. PODBROS I; LYNNE MIRIAM BARBARA SALLY ELMER ELIZABETH L. REEDER E. B. H. T RAPP SHARENSEN 17 TYRELL WATSON WELLS 1 13 }% I Jhe (SJor aJu Jfope men set their fearts upon Jurns asnes- or it prospers; ana anon, loiJ?e snow upon t te Desert ' s oustu sace LJiyntiny a fitt e J four or tfvo- ana is aone Jhe JKooing J inaer writes; ana, naoing writ, JKoues on: nor a uour iPietu nor 7, ' Jii, cJtfa t Jure it Sac A to cance taff a Bine, JCor a f uour tears WasA out a word of it. jTrom Jfie RuSaiuat of Omar Jlnauiyam Se mors 19 CLASS COLORS: Red and White ALMA MATER praises sing to red and white, And let our banner fly, For we are proud and we are true, As we hail Saugus High. 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 Saugus High for thee! 1£ War. 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! ■ ■ 20 a Jionor J oll James Barry Bartlett Virginia Gale Bellitti William Norman Bilodeau Cynthia Jean Blatchford Karen Marie Bloom Joseph Paul Boy, Jr. James Bernard Boyle Maryellen Brennan Janet Slyvia Burke Gary Richard Candia Michael John Carakatsane Rosemarie Cardozo Stephan Paul Carlson Leah Marie Carmilia Linda Faith Clark Janice Judith Cook Elizabeth Anne Couillard Janice Elizabeth Dancewicz Shirley Anne Davidson Boyd Raymond Doty Frances Ann Drozdowicz Diane Emily Dugas Janette Louise Eichel Ellen Hamilton Fladger Dorothy Claire Flammia Jean Susan Forward Linda Nazarene Gerniglia Thomas Joseph Green, Jr. Adele Joanne Gurney Mark Michael Harrison Loreen Marie Ingaciola Carol Ann Johnson Susan Quincy Kenney Regina Adela Kmiec John James LaFerla Frances Mary LaVacca Joanne Priscilla Lopez Mary Patricia Lynn Elaine Ann Manoogian Francis Stanley Mascianica, Jr. Jean Marie McCarthy Jane Elizabeth McClintock Paul Francis McGonagle John Joseph McKenna John William Millar Sharon Lynne Mitchell William Joseph Newman Althea Louise Nigro John George Nourse Diane Marie Novick James Joseph Palermo Lorraine Grace Pantalone Marcia Ann Polese Cynthia Louise Poor Nancy Elizabeth Rial Margaret Rooney Marty John Saulenas Diane Louise Seaboyer RoberJ Bruce Serozynsky Donna Louise Surette Rosemary Margaret Ward Jacqueline Louise Weller Elizabeth Ann Wetmore Hazel Ann Wiget Alexander Paul Winn Michael Arthur Yagjian 21 Senior Class Officers ALEXANDER PAUL WINN 24 Farrington Avenue Dartmouth Mr. President ... a great asset to our class . . . everyone ' s comrade . . . few can outmaneuver him in a game of chess . . . handles a basketball with finesse ! Dartmouth days ahead . . . Dartmouth days ahead . . . Alex. Class President 4; Clubs: Chess 3. 4, Debating Society 2 — Athletics: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, MICHAEL ANTHONY SULLO 44 Bristow Street Hartford Airline School Likeable, fun-loving Mickey brightens many a day at S.H.S. . . . co-pilot of the Senior Class . . . skiing, swimming, football . . . enthusiastic member of the V.A. and Art Clubs . . . anticipates a career in social service. Class Vice President 4; Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 4, Art 3, 4, Dramatic 4; All School Play 4, Senior Play 4, JANICE JUDITH COOK 17 Norman Road College Good-natured Jan ... an asset to our class . . . lazes at Lake Winnipesau- kee during the summer . . . winter months are dominated by one interest: SKIING ... a familiar face at Mt. Sunapee and Gunstock . . . collegiate life ahead. Class Secretary 4, Board of Directors 2, 3; Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, French 2, 3 — Secretary, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4— Secretary, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 — Captain, Ski 3, Student Council I, 3, 4; D. A. R. Delegate 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Russian Class 3, 4; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; Athletics: Basketball 3, Field Hockey 3 — Captain, 4; Donkey Basketball 3, 4. . JOHN GEORGE NOURSE 470 Central Street College Blonde, handsome John . . . mischievous twinkle in his eye . . . controls the purse strings of the Senior Class . . . Liggett ' s . . . vacations in Florida . . . Kingston Trio . . . It affects my life . . . track star . . . talented vocalist with guitar. Class Treasurer 4; Athletics: Track 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Francis Mascianica — Board of Directors, John Sands — Board of Directors, Mary Bishop — Board of Directors, Michael Sullo — Vice President, Alexander Winn — President, Janice Cook — Secretary, John Nourse — Treasurer, Lorraine Hart — Board of Directors, Gregory MacDonald — Board of Directors. Advisors: Deborah A, Partiss, Paul C. Downing. 22 DIANE MARION ABBOTT 4 Saugus Avenue Modeling Talking and laughing . . . always smil ing sweetly . . . relishes hot fudge sundaes favorite expression : Scratch ! . . . sewing may be a key to the future . . . tennis, swimming, and hockey . . . Diane. ' Clubs: Dramatic 1, Marshall Squad 1, 2 Pep Squad 1; Style Show 2. . . soft, lustrous hair eyes . . . graceful manners . . . stylish clothes enthusiastic supporter of the S.H.S. foot- ball squad . . . skiing fan. Clubs: Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Ski Club 3; Style Show 2. JANE MARIE ALEXANDER 366 Central Street College Artistic Jane ' . . . known for her long, long hair . . . aristocratic self-assurance . . . a vital spark in all class activities . . . parties, parties, parties . . . pro- spective chemistry teacher. Board of Directors 1; Clubs: Art 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer. Dramatic 2, 3, Marshall Squad 1, 4, Pep Squad 3, Tontoquinian Art Staff 4; Style Show 1, 2; Donkey Basketball 3, 4. DOLORES RUTH ALTHER 82 Sweetwater Street Wilfred Academy Beautiful auburn hair . . . sweet smiles . . . sewing is almost as much fun as watching the Sachem eleven perform at every football game . . . sincere . . . Dolly LINDA MARY ANDERSON 25 Felton Avenue Art School Funloving Linda . . . buoyant person- ality . . . a streak of mischief and a bit of blushing . . . enjoyment — basketball and Softball ... art school will pro- bably follow high school graduation. Clubs: Art 4, DECA 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Athletics: Basketball 2. JUDITH ANDREWS 223 Fairmount Avenue Dietician Pretty smile . . . good sense of humor . . . culinary talents galore . . . skiing, borseback riding, stockcar races . . . a dietary aid at Saugus General Hospital . . . Judy or Andy Clubs: Future Homemakers 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Style Show 1. 23 PETER ANGANIS 780 Broadway College Our Ohio import . . . loves all sports, especially waterskiing ... an important addition to the football and basketball squads at S.H.S. . . . avid fan of Boston Celtics . . . collegiate life next year . . . Pete Athletics: Basketball 4, Football 4. FLORENCE LILLIAN ANGELL 37 Bridge Street Hairdressing School Pretty Flossie . . . soft blond hair lady -like mannerisms ... an adept seamstress . . . basketball, hockey, and football fan . . . coffee frappes constant laughter . . . Oh S-U-R- E! ... a Jordan Marsh em- ployee. MARYROSE ANTHONY 28 Summer Drive Work A pleasing disposition wins many friends for Mary rose ... a clever seam- stress . . . lovely clothes . . . can be seen behind a cash register at Stop and Shop. PAULA RAE ANTHONY 485 Main Street Teaching A-gay . . . the cafeteria is the place . . . enjoys watching all Sachem sports . . . the beach is her home during the summer ... Ho Jo ' s . . . Fireplace 10 . goalie for the Bruinettes . . . sweetness and light. Clubs: French 3, Future Teachers 3, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Future Nurses 2 — Secretary, Spanish 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4; Glee Club Concert I, 2; Style Show 1; Athletic: Field Hockey 2. CAMILLE BERNADETTE ANZALONE 19 Harlow Street Business School Sweet Camille . . . laughing smiles and friendly manners ... a good friend . . . Ho Jo ' s and fireplace 10 . . . dramatics . . . football and track en- thusiast. Clubs: Dramatics 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 — Captain, Sahico 4; Tontoquonian Busi- ness Staff 4; Style Show 2. MARIE ANN ARCHAMBAULT 50 Houston Avenue Business School Friendly Maria . . . always a smile and a cheerful Hello . . . enjoys operas and ballets . . . writes poetry in her spare time . . . her pleasant personality will taker her far in the business world. Clubs: Dramatics 2, 4, Sahico 4, Glee Club Concert 1. 24 WILLIAM JOSEPH ARSENAULT 33 Traveler Road Prep School Bill . . . always smiling ... a friendly greeting for everyone . . . en- joys all sports ... a unique laugh . . . planning a career in medicine. Athletics: Baseball 3. MARTIN BADJEK 6 Lily Pond Avenue Trade School Good natured Marty . . . enjoys cars excels in carpentry and wood- working . . . fondness for football . . . affable. Club: Bowling 3 DIANA LEE BALLARD 2 Beech Street College Sports enthusiast with a warm per- sonality . . .during summer months, she iwims, plays softbal], and does camp counseling in New Hampshire ... an mportant member of all the girls ' athletic teams at S.H.S. . . . one of our twin- terrific goalies . . . Diane Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball J, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2. LINDA DIAN BALLARD 2 Beech Street Junior College Smiling Li nda . . . has added much to our girls ' athletic teams . . . skiing in winter . . . water-skiing in summef . . . skillful goalie even without that crazy red hat she donned for every game . . . hopes to become a dental hygienist. Glee Club 1, 2 Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4— Captain; Softball 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. JAMES BARRY BARTLETT 4 Sunset Drive College Jim . . . intelligence to spare . . , Treasurer of the National Honor So- ciety . . . enjoys watching and partic- ipating in football, basketball, and hockey . . . Hoffman ' s stockboy . . . shuns loud talkers and attention seekers . . . serious on the surface but a sense of humor beneath. Board of Directors 3; Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Bowling 3, Chess 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Treasurer; Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, Football 1, 2. VIRGINIA BELLITTI 9 Herbert Avenue College Ginny . . . teacher in the Peace Corps . . . prejudiced people aren ' t worth her bother . . . sincerity is the key . . . girls ' ice hockey in her spare time . . . a walk in the snow for relaxation . . . sewing and cooking. Clubs: French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 — Secretary, Cine Club 3, 4; Athletics: Softball 3, 4. GEORGE WARD BENJAMIN 11 Pranker Road East Coast Aero Tech Handsome and popular George . . . crew cut and freckles . . . always a fast answer . . , water skiing ... a real hustler on our basketball squad . . . Rip Athletics: Basketball 3, Football 1, Track 3, VlW RICHARD GEORGE BERRY 29V2 Taylor Street Industrial Arts Teacher Good-looking Rick . . . enjoys all sports and social functions at S.H.S. . . .• plans a teaching career skiing is his sport . . . no one can vault over a higher pole than this boy Clubs: Chess 1, 2 Donkey Basketball 3. Glee Club 1, DAVID MICHAEL BERTHOLD 11 Marr Road College Collegiate Dave . . . warm, brown eyes . . . athletic ability . . . enjoys all sports, especially football . . . cars, ears, cars . . . active A.V. boy. BARRY JAMES BEVERAGE 18 Flushing Road College Quiet .Barry . . . literary mind . . . Ikies a lot of fresh air . . . if at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again . . . What ' s that about Flying Saucers? — he ' s interested in the possibility of them. Clubs: National Thespians 4, Senior Play 4. 25 STANLEY DAVID BEZDZIECKI 6 Intervale Avenue Colle L Terrific with a ball and ten pins . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . can be fou in! working at The ship . . . future includes a career in the field of drafting and engineering. MAXINE VINNIE BIEGON 27 Glen Park Avenue Business School Quiet Max . . . pleasant smiles . . - finds skiing very enjoyable ... an interest in ceramics . . . volleyball de- WILLIAM NORMAN BILODEAU votee . . . loyal S.H.S. football and 20 Garfield Avenue basketball fan . . . miniature golf . . . College work at Lincoln Variety Store . . I ' ll never tell. Tall, cheerful, and good natured . . Clubs: Pep Squad 1, 2, Sahico 4; Glee reads for knowledge and pleasure . . Club 1, 2 enjoys chess and classical music . . Pet Peeve: people who have pet peeves . . . found chasing after the cross-country bus ... a future chemist . . . Bill Clubs: Bowling 2, Chess 2, 3, 4— Presi- dent, Euclidians 3, Latin 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4; BRUCE KEVIN BIRD 12 Lake Avenue Undecided Husky, Loquacious ' Bruce . . . high- stepping drum major for the S.H.S. band . . . enjoys good food unique humor . . . long, dark hair. MARY PATRICIA BISHOP 12 Norman Road College Funloving Bish . . . known for her unusual laugh . . . cheery cheerleader . . . enjoys all sports, basketball es- pecially . . . skiing, distance phone calls . . . work giver. Board of Directors 3, 4; Teachers 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Spanish 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2 — Treasurer, Girls ' Club 1 — Treasurer, 2 — Homeroom Representative; Athletics: Basketball 2; Cheerleader 3, 4. tennis, i futuri long- home- Clubs : Future MARGARET SINCLAIR BLANCHARD 14 Maple Road College Margy . . . a future social worker . . . enjoys reading ... a real friend . . . indefatigable worker for Le Cercle Francais . . . one couldn ' t find a nicer, more appealing girl. Clubs: Debating Society 2, French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4— Vice President, Latin 4. CYNTHIA JEAN BLATCHFORD 443 Central Street Nursing School Sweet and soft spoken . . . attracted to Melrose . . . graces the bleachers at every S.H.S. kickoff . . . clever with needle and thread ... a nursing career lies ahead . . . Cindy Clubs: Art 3, Dramatic 3, 4, Euclidians 3, French 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Usherette9 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 26 JOAN ELIZABETH BLOOD 29 Walden Pond Avenue College Characterized by her distinctive zest for fun . . . skiing and swimming . . . a strike and spare time bowler . . . she ' ll make a very fine and under- standing teacher . . . where you hear gig- gles you ' ll find — Joan Clubs: Bowling 3, 4 — Treasurer, Dramat- ic 3 — Treasurer, 4, French 3, 4, Latin 3, National Thespians 4 — Secretary; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 3 KAREN MARIE BLOOM 59 Lincoln Avenue Business School Forever wearing a cheery smile . summer brings fun at the beach . . . a basketball and football fan . . . will be a secretary in days to come . . . let no one be late when Bloom is around. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Future Homemakers 1, Marshall Squad 4, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff; Li- brary Aide 4; Guidance Aide 4; Style Show 1. JOSEPH PAUL BOY, JR. 8 Newhall Avenue Civic College Sincere, unassuming Jay ... a friend to everyone . . . derives much enjoyment from hunting and fishing . . . other pastimes include pool and bowling. Athletics: Baseball 1, Football 1, 2. JAMES BERNARD BOYLE 9 Hayden Road College Jim . ... an attractive combination of good looks and intelligence ... a vigorous force in Coach Sheridan ' s Sachem eleven . . . takes pleasure in not having to get up in the morning . . . active member of Le Cercle Francais. Clubs: Euclidians 4, French 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, Student Council 4 — Treasurer. Donkey Basketball 3, 4, Career Confer- ence Aide 3, 4. Athletics: Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Track 1, 3, 4. DIANE ELAINE BREEN 34 Gates Road Art School Beany ... a lively sense of humor . . . wide eyes and a happy face . . . fun, fun, fun— never a dull moment . . . her artistic talent ensures her success as a fashion illustrator. Clubs: Art 2, 3, Bowling 3, Dramatic 2, 3, Tontoquonian Art Staff 4. MARYELLEN BRENNAN 93 Sweetwater Street Navy (WAVE) stress manner . ing devotee Well-groomed and graceful . . . apt seam- sweet smiles and amicable . swimming, skating, bowl- ' 6 uctuicc . . , Oh my heart! . . . what ' s that about blushing? . . . Objects to dirty sneakers . . . an aide at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. Class Treasurer 2. Clubs: Future Home- makers 1, Pep Squad 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2. CHERYL ANN BRIGGS 49 Fairmount Avenue Business School Cheryl . . . dark -haired, light -hearted shuns stuck-up people, but is enchanted by polite boys . . . favorite pastimes include bowling, sewing, dancing, and waterskiing ! . . . a future secretary. Clubs: Art 4, Future Homemakers 1, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4. Style Show 1, 2. BONNIE ELIZABETH BRODIS 2 Jane Drive College Sweet, sincere Bon . . . acting and singing talents galore ! . . . optimistic always . . . dancing, drawing, swim- ming, and horseback riding . . . appren- tice actress at North Shore Music Theatre . . . Broadway days ahead ! DOUGLAS EDMAND BROWN 7 Fatrview Avenue College All-around Athlete . . . casual, amiable manner . . . handsome smile . . . good sense of humor ' Doug or ' Brow- me Athletics ; Baskc tball 2, Footb ill 1 3, 4 Track 4, 27 MARILYN HELEN BROWN 18 Cottage Street Business School Marilyn . . . naturally amicable . . . truly cares about others . . . football and hockey enthusiast . . . D.E.C.A. . . . delights in skating . . . per- petual chatter . . headed for a career in merchandising management. Clubs: DECA 4, Dramatic 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2. ROBERT THOMAS BROWN 442 Main Street Undecided Never at a loss for an appropriate joke . . . peeved by girls who act silly . . . will fly to Air Force Headquarters after graduation . . . Brownie THERESA LYNN BROWN 29 Newhall Street Secretary Telephone chatter . . . anyone see a silver-blue Mustang? . . . gum snapping is unbearable . . . Huh? . . . en- joys playing Softball and basketball . . . future secretary. Club: Sahico 4; Style Show 2; Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2. SELENA ANN BUCCHIERE 255 Lincoln Avenue Business School Attractive Selena . . . well-groomed and sophisticated . . . vital spark in all class activities ... a faithful fol- lower of the S.H.S. football and hockey teams . . . interested in others ... a friend indeed. Class Board of Directors 1, 2, 3; Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 3, 4— Captain; Sahico 4, Student Council 1, Usherettes 4; Talent Night 3; Style Show 1, 2, 3; Donkey Basketball 3; Office Aide 1 ; Guidance Office Aide 2, 3, 4. LESLIE SCOTT BUCEY 9 Ernest Avenue College Leslie .... a friend to all ... . really sharp crew cut .... enjoys all sports .... likes a good time . . . neatly dressed .... Liggett ' s Drug Store . . . money doesn ' t burn a hole in his pocket . . . terrific personality . . . pl-ns to be a pharmacist. GORDON JAMES BUCKLESS 24 Longwood Avenue Accountant Go-Go ... an enthusiastic golfer . . . indefatigable sense of humor . . . girls . . . working on boats in the summer time . . - enjoys S.H.S. hockey. Clubs: French 1, Golf 2; Glee Club 1. MARIE ELAINE BUCKLESS 14 Walden Pond Avenue College Pretty is as pretty does . . . honest and frank . . . loves tennis and skiing . . . very observant .... Star Market cashier . . . . takes part in all school activities . . . . her blonde streak is natural Marie Clubs : Dramatic 2, 3, 4, French 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, National Thespians 4, Ski 3, Student Council 3, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Biography Staff; All School Play 4; Senior Play 4. 28 STEPHEN ARTHUR BUCKWELL 20 Kent Street College Friendly and well-liked Bucky . . . lively drummer for the S.H.S. Band . . . enjoys football and hockey . . . dislikes people who stop in the middle of the corridor to talk . . . plans a career in IBM Band 4, Drum Section Leader and Rank Leader. JANET SYLVIA BURKE 8 Wilbur Avenue Business School Smiling Jan . . . our Queen of the Junior Prom . . . talkative and witty . . . girls ' ice hockey and skiing are the sports for her . . . always lots oi fun. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatic 3 — Secretary, 4, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Sahico 4, Tontoquonian Activi- ties Staff 4, Glee Club Concert 1, 2, Style Show 1, Donkey Basketball 3, 4, Girls ' Club Home Room Representative 3. DOROTHY CAHILL 72 Lincoln Avenue Undecided Cute, personable Dot lie . . . energetic likeable . . . sometimes some- what quiet . . . unique sense of humor . derives must enjoyment from a variety of sports. HARRY GEORGE CAKOUNES 173 Essex Street College Yiftoe . . CARS and races are fabulous ! . . . . Howdy Beefburgers . . . never at a loss for words . . . always a friend . . . college ahead. PANORIA CALLAS 8 Lothrop Street Undecided Warm-hearted and friendly . . volleyball very enjoyable . . with a needle and thread . . . terest in clothing fashions . . ball and hockey enthusiast . . . all right. . . . Penny. Club: Future Homemakers. . finds . clever an in- . foot- That ' s BEVERLY CAMPBELL 65 Vine Street Secretary Peppy Bev . . . the band is her favorite school activity . . . enjoys water skiing and boating . . . Zayre ' s employee . . speaks up for what she believes . . travel to unknown places in the future. Band Concert 1, 2, 3, I. JAMES FRANKLIN CAMPBELL 7 Lander Street Prep School Good looking Jim . . . naturally sin cere and friendly . . . his flashing smile reflects an easygoing personality . a football and basketball enthusiast . . , prep school lies ahead. MARJORIE ANN CAMPBELL 21 Jackson Street Junior College Margie is as Margie does! . . . known for her whimsical sense of humor . . . folk music and guitar enthusiast . . . plans to become a legal secretary . . . don ' t start her talking or she ' ll never stop. Clubs: Sahico 4, Bowling 3, Talent Night 3, Glee Club 1. GARY RICHARD CANDIA 4 Woods Road College Quiet and reserved, but knows how have fun . . . baseball is his sport . . . engineer of tomorrow ... a penny for Gary ' s thoughts ... it could add to his collection. to Clubs: Bowling 3, 4, Interact 4; letics: Volleyball Captain Ath- 29 I £ rt MARY ELIZABETH CANFIELD 21 Pleasant Street College Vivacious and talkative . . . natural extrovert . . . laughter and jokes . . . takes great pleasure in all sports . . . vital member of the girls field hoekey, basketball, and Softball teams at S.H.S. . . . loyal supporter of the Sachem foot- ball squad . . . • ' -Mary. MICHAEL CHESTER CANNING 103 Saville Street College pal . . inexhaustible sense . . captivated by acting and . . . We love you, Con- play — ' 65 .... underwater college life lies ahead . . . Everybody of humor . . the theater . rad — school explorer . . . • ' Mike Clubs: Bowling 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Style Show 2, 3, 4; All School Play 3, 4, Senior Play 1; Athletits: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, MICHAEL JOHN CARAKATSANE 36 Altamount Avenue College Easy-going Mike has a zealous in- terest in mathematics and science . . . nothing like a good argument to brighten up a class! . . . swimming is tops for relaxation ... an aspiring electronics engineer. Clubs: Math 4, Interact 3, 4; Athletics: BRUCE EDWARD CARBONE 352 Lincoln Avenue Prep School Likeable Bruce ... a friend to all . . . conscientious student manager for our football and hockey teams . . . finds dramatics enjoyable . . . another home- work hater . . . college will follow prep school. Clubs : Dramatic 4 ; Senior Play 4; Athletics: Baseball Manager 2, Football Manager 4, Hockey Manager 3, Track Manager 3, Cross Country Manager 3. ROSEMAR1E CARDOZO 41 Palmetto Street College Sweet and petite Rosie . . . cute as a button . . . likes folkmusic and doughnuts ... is annoyed by hard butter . . . seen anyone with a tall girl- friend? Clubs: Future Teachers 3, 4, Latin 2, Spanish 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, Donkey Basketball 3, 4; Athletics: Softball 2, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. JOHN ERNEST CARLSON 380 Lincoln Avenue College Reserved manner . . . swimming, tennis, and folk singing . . . Parlezvous francais? . . . John ... the kind of boy one is proud to call his friend. Club: French 4; STEPHEN PAUL CARLSON 49 Summer Street College Quiet, diligent Steve . . . talented photographer . . . serious student . . . derives pleasure from stamp collecting . . . football and baseball fan . . . will undoubtedly be a fine teacher in years to come. Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Library Aide 1, 4. Photography Staff of Yearbook. All School Play 4; Senior Play 4; LEAH MARIE CARMILIA 59 Evergreen Street College Tall and attractive Leah . . . dark ex- pressive eyes . . . cats, dancing, and pretzels . . . Dunkin ' Donuts . . excels in field hockey and softball . affable nature . . . seen anyone with a short girl friend? 30 DANIEL REX CASO 4 Vine Street College Dark JULIE ELIZABETH CARTER 27 Morton Avenue Business School Energetic and easy-going . eyes . . . perpetual smile tinkling . bas- ketball, hockey, and football fan . , , added much to the girls ' basketball team . . . a pert twirler . . . Donkey Bas- ketball devotee . . . Jules. Band Concert 3; Twirler 3; Style Show Athletics: Basketball 2; 3: MICHELLE LEONORA CARUSO 225 Lynn Fells Parkway College Michelle . . . good naturcd and amiable . her middle name is fun . . . wary pilot of a white Cadillac . . . permanent figure at most S.H.S. sport- ing events . . . collegiate life awaits Clubs: Art 4, Bowling 2, Dramatic 3, French 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 3, Ski 3; Donkey Basketball 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD CASHEN Junior College That wailin ' trumpet . . . one of Mr. M ' s smoothest musicians . . . Ray Charles, jazz . . . skiing, sailing, play- ing pool ... a man of droll humor . . . Sachem Dance Band . . . Bob Clubs: DECA 4, Latin 1, Ski 3, Spanish 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. hair, dark eyes, sunny personality . . . derives much pleasure from foot- ball . . . always laughing and making jokes . ' . . hockey devotee . . . col- lege will follow high school graduation . . . Danny. Band Concert 1, 2; Athletics: Hockey 1, 2, Track 2, Volleyball 3, 4. ALBERT WILLIAM CECERE, III 46 Staaf Road Undecided Tall, blond Bud . . . spirited mem- ber of our baseball and football teams . . . good-looking . . . athletic ability to spare . . . who said Coach Sheridan can give good hair cuts? Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, Athletics: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN CHESLEY 691 Broadway Street College Friendly, talkative, and full of fun . . . sweet smiles . . . pretty hair . . . a natural extrovert . . . valuable member of the girls ' basketball team . . . great- ly enjoys both horseback riding and painting ... a nurse-to-be. . . . ' Barbara. Clubs: Bowling 4, French 4, Future Nurses 4; Glee Club 1. Athletics: Bas- ketball 3, 4. DOREEN RUTH CHAPMAN 14 Montgomery Street Hairdressing Sweet Doc . . . often seen at dances and at the beach . . . likes volleyball and tennis . . . loves to laugh and sing anytime at all .... a loyal supporter of S.H.S. sports. Clubs: Art Club 4, Bowling 4 — Vice President, Future Homemakcrs 1, 2 — Treasurer, 4,; Marshall Squad 4, Sahico Club; Style Show 1. SUSAN CHAPMAN 25 Adams Avenue Accounting School Sweet, sincere Sue . . . known for her cute laugh ... a true friend . . . a lively supporter of the S.H.S. football and hockey teams . . . Blue Belle High- landers . . . delights in eating hot fudge sundaes and pizza ... a future accountant. Clubs: French 2, Sahico 4; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Athletics: Basketball 2, Field Hockey 2. 31 JAMES JOSEPH CIAMPA 18 Harlow Street College CHRISTY CIAMPA, JR. 11 Haxlow Street Business School Amiable Christy . . . determined opti- mist . . . likes horseback riding, skiing and football . . . plans to be an accountant . . . avoids conceited people. Clubs: Art 3, Bowling 2; Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3; smile Jim flashing people ' . . fine performer ball fields . sports. good looks plus warm, ultra takes natural athlete . . . the fooball and base- takes pleasure in all LINDA FAITH CLARK 36 Blueridge Avenue College Linda .... sweet, sincere, and fun loving . . . zealous swimmer . . . exceptionally good pianist . . . she may be your nurse someday. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Euclidians 4, French 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Latin 1, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor So- ciety 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Night 3, All School Play 3, Senior Play 4. PAUL LeROY CLARK, JR. 40 Cleveland Avenue Undecided Paul . . . carefree . . . unpredic- table . . . quiet sometimes . . . Everett is THE place to be . . . paints and brushes — an artist at heart. PATRICIA JEAN COFFEY 10 Hemingway Terrace College Quietness is only skin deep — beneath lies mischief . . . fervent fan of S.H.S. activities . . . when summer arrives the beach is the place to be . . . will succeed in the world of journalism . . . Pat Clubs: French 1, 3, 4, Future Home- makers 2, Marshall Squad 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, Ski 3; Style Show 1, 2; Library Aide 3; Office Aide 1, 2; Le Solie Newspaper Staff. JEFFREY DAVID COLE 123 Main Street College Flashing smiles and friendly manner . . . Jeff loves to ski . . . oh, how he hates to get up in the morning . . -. by the way, what ' s wrong with Volks- wagens? Clubs: Ski I, 2, 3, 4, Donkey Bas- ketball 3 ; WENDY LEE MARIE CONNORS 163 Essex Street Business School Peppy Wanda . . . pretty smile . . . enjoys skiing, horseback riding and bowling . . . spirited ice hockey fan — warms the bleachers at every S.H.S. game . . . a liking for long hair . . . often seen at Ho- Jo ' s ... a future secretary or airline stewardess. DOUGLAS CHARLES COOPER 508 Central Street IBM School Tall, blond Doug . . . good-looks and personality plus ... an excellent golfer . . . loves to ski oti both water and snow . . . valuable member of the S.H.S. football squad . . . hockey de- votee . . . IBM training may be a key to the future. Club: Golf 2— President. Athletics: Foot- ,ball Manager 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Hockey Manager 1, 2. 32 VIRGINIA RUTH CORSON 45 Laurel Street Secretary Sweet, sincere, and soft-spoken Ginny amicable personality . . . S.H.S. foot- ball enthusiast . . . takes pleasure in swimming and skating ... a spare time photographer . . . will make a lovely secretary. CARLENE LOUISE COTTER 8 Summer Drive College Enjoys warm days at the beach . . . folkmusic and girls ' ice hockey . . . cute and witty always . . . lively Carl Clubs: Bowling 4, Marshall Squad 4, Style Show 1, 2, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE COUILLARD 24 Fairview Avenue Business Wk Quiet and late a football thusiast . Betty shy with a sweet personality night television is tops . . . fan and roller derby en- . . Don ' t get lost! . . . CHRISTINE CROWELL 25 Bow Street Homemaking Chris . . . Dislikes know-it-alls a penchant for travel and far away places . . . part-time work as student dietitian at Saugus General Hos- pital . . . enjoys watching S.H.S. foot- ball . . . Cooking . . . Friendly ways and enchanting smile. Clubs: Art Club 1, 2, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, CATHERINE WANDA CUNHA 20 Forest Street College Tall Cathy . . . always smiling and joking . . . neatly dressed always ready with a quick quip . . adept at softball, tennis, skiing . . . G.E.M. . . . Star Market .... Cathy Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4 — Secretary, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4— His- torian, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, Girl ' s Club Repre- sentative 1; Library Aide 1; Athletics: Softball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2— Co- Captain 3. THERESA CATHERINE CURRAN 24 Laurel Street Hairdressing School Cute and friendly Terre . . . enjoys eating pizza . . . swimming and tennis enthusiast . . . dislikes conceited per- sons . . . she ' ll make a sweet and love- ly hairdresser. WILLIAM HENRY CURTIS, III 6 Edgehill Road Undecided Easy-going Bill . . . likeable per- sonality . . . unassuming manner . . . flashing smiles . . . magnetic blue eyes . . . enjoys working with cars. DANA RICHARD CUSHING 4 Pranker Road College Never a dull moment . . . racing boat enthusiast . . . one of Coach Sheridan ' s mighty men . . . enjoys sports of every variety . . . college days ahead . . . Dana Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, 33 JANICE ELIZABETH DANCEWICZ College Sweet, warmhearted, and talkative . . . considerate of others . . . relishes chocolate anything . . . loyal bas- ketball fan . . . delights in swimming . . . art is an interesting diversion . . . will be a valuable addition to any col- lege . . . Jan. Clubs: Debating Society 2, Latin 2, 3— Secretary, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Math League 2. RICHARD GAETANO DeACETI 15 Summer Street College Friendly ' Dick . . . enjoys watching basketball and hockey games talented dancer . . . able choreographer an asset to our school What ' s this about English Leather? Clubs: Bowling 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4; French 2, 3, 4, Ski 3, National Thes- pians 2, 3 — Secretary, 4, Interac 4; Talent Night 1, Glee Club Concert 2, 3, All School Play 3. SHIRLEY ANNE DAVIDSON 12 Auburn Court Business School Pretty hair, warm brown eyes ... a deep sense of understanding is em phasized by sweetness and good humor . . . salt water and sand . . . Shirle ... a true friend. Clubs : Dramatic 2, National Honor So ciety 3, 4, Pep Squad 2 , 3, Sahico 4 — Vice President, Usherettes 4 — Captain, Glee Club Concert 1, 2, Style Show 2, Donkey Basketball 4. GARY PHILLIP DEAN 17 Central Place College Gary . . . quick to see a joke . . . a ready smile . . . cheerful manner . . . library aid! ?. . . and who hid my glasses!? said Mr. M. ... a radio announcer in years to come. Clubs: National Thespians 4, Senior Play 4, Library Aid 3, 4, Talent Night 4. DIANE VIRGINIA DAY 54 Lake Dam Road College Softspoken girl with a winning, wonder- ful smile ... a clever knitter . . • thoughts of summer at Camp Leslie ... valuable member of the girls Softball and field hockey teams ... the future will bring a teaching career. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatic 4, Future Teach- ers 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, Spanish 3, 4- Tontoquonian Advertising Staff; Ath- letics: Softball 2, 4; Field Hockey 4. STEPHEN LAWRENCE DAY 9 Emory Street College Our famous weight-lifter . . . easy going and friendly . . . excels in gymnastics . . . — a real thinking man . . . you ' ve got to stay in shape to please this boy! MARY MARGARET DEARY 20 Larondale Avenue Business School Mary . . . quiet and pretty, pretty smile9 . , manner . . . derives from horseback riding . . a needle and thread . . ball and basketball fan House employee stewardess in years sincere . . . . a graceful much pleasure . skillful with . S.H.S. foot- . . . Pancake an airline come, Clubs: Pep Squad 3; Sahico 4; Tonto quonian Business Staff. Glee Club Con- cert 1, 2, 3, 4; Style Show 1, 2. JAMES ROBERT DeCALOGERO 9 Alfred Road College Laughing and talkative Jim ... a friend to all . . . thinking man . . . sports-minded . . . plans a career in engineering . . . especially likes Hondas and VW ' s . . . Jim or Dee Clubs: Bowling 4, Spanish 3; 34 NANCY GERALDINE DELLAGATTA 372 Broadway Business School Vivacious, f unloving Nancy . . . sweet and friendly always . . . active partic- ipant in all senior class activities skiing and skate boarding are tops for recreation . . . enthusiastic spectator at all S.H.S. football games . . . Boston Baby Carriage employee. Clubs: Art 1, 2, 4; Dramatic 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2; Sahico 4; Ski 3. Style Show 2. Athletics: Softball 3. FRANK LENNARD DeMORIA 78 Bristow Street Undecided Collegiate Frank . . . well-dressed al- ways . . . unassuming . . . likeable . . . handsome Madras suit jackets . . . derives much enjoyment from sports ... a fine football player. Athletics: Football 1, 2. RICHARD DANIEL DEVINE JR. 15 Laconia Avenue Marines Tall Dick . . . warm, friendly smile . . . car tinkerer . . . GEM shoe de- partment employee . . . girls, cars, and sports are tops . . . From the halls of Montezuma WILLIAM BRENNAN DIAMOND 601-R Lincoln Avenue United States Army Amiable and unassuming . . . considerate of others . . . skiing devotee . . . en- joys all sports ... a fine performer on the basketball court — has added much to the S.H.S. team ... a valuable mem- ber of our track team, also . . . Billy. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 4; Ski 3; Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE AURELIA DI ORIO 9 Gilway Road College Barnie . . . avid football fan . . . chatter and the library . . . dreads gym classes . . . organ enthusiast- . can be found working at Stop and Shop . . . Hello Charlie! Clubs: French 3, Pep Squad 1, 2 f 3, Glee Club Concert 1. DAVID NORMAN DIVER 6 Lake Circle Air Force Laughter is the best medicine . . . likes to bowl and swim . . . the sky is the limit . . . flies high with aeronautics . . . tropical fish . . . collects coins in his spare time . . . Dave. DOUGLAS NEAL DIVER 6 Lake Circle Undecided Energetic and amiable . . . sometimes quiet . . . good sense of humor . . . derives pleasure from various sports . . . a certain calmness of attitude will be an asset to him in years to come . . . Doug. LINDA DIXON 5 Victor Street Hairdressing Linda . . . shiny hair and a ready smile . . . enjoys field hockey, skating, girls ' basketball, and DECA ... an enthusiastic spectator at S.H.S. ice hockey and basketball games . . . she ' ll be a lovely hairdresser. Club : DECA 4 — Secretary. 35 SAMUEL JOSEPH DONATO, JR. 3 Alfred Road College Happy go lucky ... an impish smile known for his comedy sketches . . . an unforgettable sense of humor . . . will enter the field of entertain- ing . . . .My Entire High School Career . . . Sam Clubs: Bowling 3, 4 — Vice-President, Dramatic 2, 3, 4— President, National Thespians 2, 3, 4 — Secretary ; Talent Night 1, 3; All School Play 3, 4; Senior Play 4 ; Library Aides 3, 4. BARRY FRANCIS DONEGAN 7 Garfield Avenue Undecided Good-natured Barry . . . sportsman with special interest in hockey and tennis . . he is definitely tops when it comes to playing pool . . . pet peeve ? — non- athletes ! ' JAMES TIMOTHY DONOVAN 116 Walnut Street Undecided Smiling Jim . . . laughter and jokes . . . always ready for fun . . . en- joys taking it easy . . . helps brighten many a school day . . . likes all sports BOYD RAYMOND DOTY 27 Columbus Avenue Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute B.K. . . . . a great asset to S.H.S. . . . always a smile and a friendly word ... the pride of our math team . . who uses sesquipedalian verbosities any way ? . . . success will be his where ever he goes . . . I shtul ya vul ' Class President 3; Clubs: Bowling 2, 3 4, Debating Society 3, 4 — President, Dra matic 2, 3, 4, Euclidians 2, 3 — President 4, Latin 2, 3, 4, National Honor So ciety 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4 Tontoquonian Editor 4, Talent Night 1, 2 3, Student Representative to State House 4; All School Play 3, 4, Senior Play 4, National Thespians 2, 3, 4 — Vice Presi dent, Foreign Relations Study Group 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Interact 4 — Vice President, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Rus sian Group 2, 3. WILLIAM RICHARD DUDLEY, JR. 12 Bristow Street Undecided Likeable Bill . . . always smiling and joking . . . unassuming and sincere . . . derives enjoyment from athletic activities . . . his cheerful attitude will be always be an asset to him. MICHAEL PHILIP DOW 10 Lodge Avenue College Amiable Mike . . . twinkling eyes . . . invaluable member of our band . . . King of the Junior Prom . . . bowling, skiing, skating . . . enthusias- tic spectator at football and hockey games . . . Friendly Ice Cream em- ployee ... a teacher-to-be. Club: Student Council 3. Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK RICHARD DRAGONETTI 27 Dudley Street College Quiet but friendly and good grades place time always rk . Kane ' ; ready for likes girls THE good 36 FRANCES ANN DROZDOWICZ 18 Henry Street Art College Artistic talent galore . . . loquacious, cheery, and full of fun . . . Softball devotee . . . greatly interested in fine art paintings . . . will certainly be suc- cessful as a commercial artist Doedie or Drozie. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4— Vice President; Bowling 2; Dramatic 2, 3; Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Art Staff 4. BERNARD GORDON DUFFY Denver Street College Bernie . . . often serious, but al- ways friendly . . . coin collecting his speciality . . . versatile clarinetist in S.H.S. band . . keen interest in all sports . . . anticipates a career in engi- neering Band 1, 2, 3, 4— President ; Athletics: Volleyball 3, i. DIANE EMILY DUGAS 25 Seagirt Avenue Northeastern Winsome miss . . Dee Dee ... a cer- tain calmness of countenance . . . im- portant member of Math League and National Honor Society . . . clever with needle and thread . . . loves to swim . . . plans to become a medical tech- nologist Clubs: Future Nurses 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Team 4. KATHLEEN MARIE EATON 58 Denver Street Business School Sweet and lovely Kathy . . . naturally friendly . . . pretty smile . . . football and hockey fan . . . delights in horse- back riding . . . spends most study periods working in the main office . . . may be to come. nil stewardess in years Club: Pep Squad 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2. ELIZABETH SANDRA EGAN 366 Main Street Dancing Teacher Biz . . . broken records and dancing don ' t mix at a talent show ... al- ways on her toes . . . people who don ' t look where they ' re going, Beware of this girl!! . . . swimming and horseback riding in her spare time . . . will dance her way to the future. Clubs: Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 1, . 2, 3— Secretary, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Talent Night 1, 3; Style Show 2, 3; All School Play 3; Senior Play 4. JANETTE LOUISE EICHEL 40 Lincoln Avenue Business Bentley Amiable Jan . . . Howdy ' s in THE greatest place to be . . , jazz is boss ' . . . Oh but honey . . . those roads without center lines! . . , will she ever stop talking Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1 — Secretary, 2, Sahico 4; Donkey Bas- ketball 3, Guidance Office Aide 3, 4; Library Aide 2, 3. LORRAINE MARIE ENGLISH 14 Westland Avenue Hairdressing School Pert Lorraine . . . handy with a needle . . . enjoys swimming and basketball . . . dislikes high beams on oncoming cars . . . T Bird Classics a favorite . . . congenial Glee Club 1, 2, 3. MARGERY ANNE ERB 73 Fairmount Avenue College Margo . . . a quiet attitude covers a wonderful sense of humor ... a friend indeed . . . sweet smiles for everyone . . . fin lis much pleasure in swimming and horseback riding . . . vital member of the girls ' field hockey team. Club: Latin 2; Athletics: Softball 2, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4. RONALD PATRICK FARREN 43 School Street College Energetic Ronnie . . . always joking and laughing . . . flashing smiles . . . athletic ability . . . enthusiastic mem- ber of the S.H.S. cross country team . . . skiing, volleyball, and skate board- ing . . . lively member of the A.V. Club. 37 ELLEN HAMILTON FLADGER 8 Avon Street College Bubbles with enthusiasm . . . Dylan and Baez fan . . . up to her elbows in editors ink . . . loves to have fun . . . successful in her many endeavors . . . college days ahead ... a psychologist in feara to come . . . Ellen Clubs: French 3, 4, Latin 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, + — Vice-President; For- eign Relations 3 — Secre tary, 4 — Vice-Pres- ident; Tontoquonian Editor; Glee Club Concert 1 DOROTHY CLAIRE FLAMMIA 20 Maple Street Business School Friendly and sweet . . . over the waves on water skis . . . cheery greeting for everyone . . . faithful follower of foot- ball, baseball, and hockey . . . sure to be a successful secretary in any law of- fice . . . Dottie . Clubs: Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4 ; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4 ; Style Show 1, 2 ; Donkey Basketball 4; Softball 2, 3. THOMAS HENRY FORD 17 Linwood Street College Tall, clean-cut Tom . . . friend to all . . . able manager of the S.H.S. football squad . . . enjoys intelligent discussion of world affairs . . . clever guitarist . . . folk music enthusiast. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Chess 4, Foreign Relations 3, 4; Senior Play 4, Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Athletics: Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4, JEAN SUSAN FORWARD 82 Hurd Avenue College Jean ' . . . personable girl with a cordial smile ... a frequenter of Ho Jo ' s and Howdy ' s . . . collegiate boys are popular with her . . . she ' ll be a successful U.S. History teacher. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatics 4, National Thes- pians 4, French 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Ski 3, Stu- dent Council 2 ; Glee Club Concert 1 ; All School Play 4, Senior Play 4; Science Fair winner 2. WILLIAM MICHAEL GAETA 98 Vine Street College Handsome ' Bill . . . smiling Irish eyes . . . likes girls and parties ... an in- terest in S.H.S. sports, especially foot- ball and baseball . . . Star Market . . . never a dull moment. Club: Ski 3. ROSEMARIE GAGLIARDI 7 Pamela Road Business School Laughing smile with eyes to match . . . avid S.H.S. sports spectator . . . dented white Corvair . . . Donkey Basketball . . . buried alive at fireplace 10 . . . Roe Clubs: Dramatics 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, captain, Sahico 4, treasurer, Ski Club 3, Student Council 1, Style Show 2, Guid- ance Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3. DIANA PATRICIA GALLI 15 Summer Drive Business School Friendly Diana . . . sweet smiles . . . a sincere friend . . . loves dogs, driving, and chewing gum . . . hopes to become a medical secretary. Clubs: Bowling 4, Dramatic 1, Pep Squad 1; Glee Club Concert 1, Style Show 1, 2, 3. WAYNE FRANCIS GARRETT 17 Cottage Street College Collegiate Wayne . . . reserved manner . . . greatly enjoys both golf and bowl- ing . . . takes pleasure in watching football and hockey games . . . car9, Italian food . . . can often be found in the cafeteria. Clubs: Bowling 3, Golf 3, Ski 3. 38 LINDA NAZARENE GERNIGLIA 35 Howard Street College Friendly, jubilant Linda . . . endless wardrobe . . . her sincerity is shown in her warm smile . . . sports en- thusiast — track, baseball, basketball . . . her happy and diligent attributes will help make her a fine teacher. Class Secretary 1; Clubs: Art 4, Dramat- ic 2, French 3, Latin 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Glee Club Concert lj Library Aide JOHN JOSEPH GIANNOTTE, JR. 5 Breakheart Road Undecided Quiet John . . . considerate of others . . . amiable personality . . . enjoys working with cars . . . takes pleasure in playing football and baseball . . . S.H.S. basketball fan . . . does part time work at Zayre Store. MARIE FRANCES GIRARD 5 Spring Street Massachusetts College of Art Marie . . . fancy handwriting . . . priv- ate art classes . . . pizza ' s good and the Beach Boys are fabulous ! . . . hopes to become a commercial artist. Clubs: Art 1, 2, 3, 4, French 2, Stu- dent Council 2. DIANE MAVIS GLEW 6 Greenwood Avenue College Diane . . . sweetness and sincerity rolled into one . . . big, beautiful eyes . . . always wearing a lovely smile . . . summer is swim-time; winter brings skating . . . football and hockey en- thusiast ... a future teacher. Club: Pep Squad 4. Glee Club 1, 2. GEORGE ENOCH GOVE, JR. 85 Appleton Street Work Nichy . . . active in S.H.S. band and sports . . . fun to be with ... in his opinion, long hair is horrible! . . . finds D.E. classes very enjoyable ... a loyal friend always. Club: DECA 4; Band 1, 2, 3. EARL LESTER GOWELL 31 Greatwoods Road College Quiet Earl . . . arclntectual interests . . . football and basketball games hold his interest . . . annoyed by conceited girls . . . college days ahead. Club: Bowling 3, 4. RICHARD NEIL GRAHAM 15 Jackson Street College Outstanding personality . . . beach surf n sand lover . . . easy going, fabulous dancer . . . valuable asset to the hockey and baseball teams ... a teacher-to- be .. . Richie Club: French 2; Athletics: Baseball 2 t 3, 4, Football 1. 2, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JOSEPH GREEN JR. 4 Milano Drive College Master of logical nonsense . . . quiet until certain subject provokes argument . . . his little foreign sports car brigh- tens the S.H.S. parking lot . . . at home on skis . . . looking toward a career as a research phusicist Tom Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Chess 3, Dramatic 4, Euclidians 2, 3, 4 — President, Latin 2 t 3 ; National Thespians 4 ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; All School Play 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Library Aide 4. 39 .MARY ANN GREGG 8 Clifton Street Women ' s Air Force Mean . . . Oh, those rainy Monday mornings . . . the early bird gets the worm . . . a country and western music fan . . . S.H.S. football . . music and reading are her spare time occupa- tions. Clubs: Pep Squad 4, Sahico 4, Glee Club Concert 1, Office Aid 4. GAIL ANN GRIFFITH 8 Baher Street Art School Quiet but amiable Gail . . . freckles and dimples . . . shiny dark hair . . . red- heads and drums are GREAT . . . plans to become a commercial artist. Clubs: Art 4, DECA 3, 4. ADELE JEANNE GURNEY 59 Ballard Street Business School Sweet Adele . . . likes to travel and to swim . . . domestic hobbies of cooking and knitting . . . always laughing . . . will be an efficient secretary to a doctor or lawyer. Smiley Club: National Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club Concert I, 2. JOANNE GUTTADAURO 31 Kenwood Avenue Business School Cute and petite Joanne . . . typical teen . . . makes many of her own clothes to add to her distinctive wardrobe ... a friend to all . . . an interest in Everett and skiing .... vibrant personality Clubs: Bowling 3, Dramatic 4, French 4, Future Homemakers 2, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Sahico 4, Ski 2, 3; Talent Night 3, 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Style Show 2. MARK MICHAEL HARRISON 8 Oak Street Cardinal O ' Connell ' s Seminary LINDA EVELYN HAGAN 25 Traveler Road Singer Sincere and quiet Lynn . . . casual mannerisms . . . friendly towards every- one . . . music, music, music . . . Have a good day ' . Clubs: Future Homemakers 4; Glee Club Concert 1. FRANK JOHN HALLAHAN 38 Ballard Street Undecided Quick-witted Pancho . . . unaffected personality . . . likes to relax . . . his interests center on football, baseball, and, of course, skiing. NANCY JEAN HANSON 36 Adams Avenue College Liked by all . . . thoughts of summer vacations in Maine . . . girls ' ice hockey enthusiast . . . This meeting of the F.T.A. will now come to order . . . anticipates college and then a teaching career . . . Nance . . . can be found working at Grant ' s. Clubs: Future Teachers 2, 3 — Secretary, 4 — President, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 — Cap- tain Spanish 3, 4, Foreign Relations Club 3; Library Aide I; Athletics: Bas- ketball 3, 4, Girls ' Ice Hockey 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4 — Captain. Well-liked and intelligent . . . at cellent command of the English lan- guage . . . calm-mannered . . . enjoys all sports, especially football . . . known for his unusual handwriting . . . will make a wonderful priest . . . What ' s wrong with MANTER HALL, Mark? Club: Latin 2, 3, 4 — President; Euclidiana 3; Musical Production 4; Gymnastic Team 3, 4. 40 LORRAINE HART 10 Fairchild Ave. College Full o£ life and fun . . . our Student Council President . . . cheery smile that lasts and lasts . . . football fan . . . active member of field hockey and girls ' basketball teams . . . plans to become a teacher . . . college days ahead. Class Board Of Directors 4; Clubs: Stu- dent Council 1, 3— Secretary, 4— Presi- dent ; Pep Squad 4; Career Conference Aide; Guidance Office Aide; Girls ' Club Home Room Representative 2; Band Con- cert 1, 2, 3; Style Show 3, 4; Athletics: Basketball 3, 4 — Co-Captain, Field Hockey 3, 4; Soft-ball 4 DIANE ELIZABETH HASCALL 7 Vermom Avenue Hairdressing School Pleasant and carefree ... art and folk music enhance her life . . . summer- time is meant for swimming and water skiing . . . Oh, those Monday morn- ings! . . . future hairstylist . . . Hask Clubs: Art 4 — Secretary, Future Home- makers 3, Pep Squad 1, Glee Club Concert 1, 2. DAVID PAUL HAYES 17 Putnam Street College Happy-go-lucky Dave . sports, especially hockey known member of the Tips . lege will follow his graduation S.H.S. Clubs: DECA 4— Treasurer; enjoys all . col- from DOROTHY ANNE HEALY 41 Lincoln Avenue Undecided A sweet smile and quiet manner . . . an enthusiastic Drum and Bugle Corps mem- ber . . . library aide . . . Dorothy likes to help people Club: Future Homemakers 1. ROBERT EMMET HEFFERNAN 178 Essex Street Trade School Smooth -mannered and . . . personality plus . moment . . . swift 01 . . . cars are ultra uable member of the team. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Ski 3 ; Athletics: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain; Track 2, 3. friendly Heff . . never a dull skates and skis . . an inval- S.H.S. hockey SHARON LEE HEIDEBRECHT 63 Hurd Avenue Secretarial School Sharon . . . easy smiles ... a knack for sewing . . . loves to bowl and ice skate . . . annoyed by people who are late . . . can be found working at the Pancake House ... a future secre- tary. Clubs: Sahico 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2. CARL WALTER HERMSDORF 78 Western Avenue College Good looks and intelligence combined ... a true friend . . . since in all he says and does . . . valuable member of our cross-country and track teams . . . athletically inclined . . . hockey de- votee . . . will be a definite asset to the college of his choice . . . Carl. Clubs: Radio 4, Ski 3; Athletics: Foot- ball 1, Hockey 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. CHERIE HOOD 12 Austin Court College Cuteness Cherie personified . . . cheery . . . the place is the beach, B.F. fan the time is anytime . . . . . who likes tripling ? flubs: Pep Squad 3, Ski 3, Spanish 4, Usherettes 4; Athletics: Girls ' Basketball Manager 4. 41 DUANE PAUL HORTON 16 Lewis Street Work Blond Duanc . . . interest is working on cars . . . football and baseball . . . works at Witham ' s caterers . . . likes to go to the beach. ROBERT JAMES HOWELL 80 Walnut Street Night School Mild-mannered Bob . . . of a friendly nature . . . derives much enjoyment from playing basketball . . . likes to watch the game also . . . sometimes absent- minded ... a cook at The Ship in his spare time . . . future full-time chef. LINDA JEAN HUGGINS 9 Sunnyside Park College Pretty and well-dressed . . . soft spoken graceful actions . . . ■ an apt seamstress . . . delights in skiing, tennis, and swimming ... a lively rooter at all S.H.S. football and hockey games . . . loves the beach ... a teacher-to-be . . . Lin. Clubs: Bowling 4; French 4; Pep Squad 4; Girls ' Club Secretary — 2; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Talent Night 3. ALBERT ROCCO IAPICCA 45 Elmwood Avenue College Tall, dark, wavyhaired Al . . . warm and friendly disposition . . . golf, bowling, and tennis . . . perpetual smile. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, 4— President, Eu- clidians 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Tontoquonian Business Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Math League 2, 3, 4; LOREEN MARIE INGACIOLA 115 Lynn Fels Parkway College Lori . . . attractive and well dressed . . . amiable personality . . . takes part in all S.H.S. activities . . . tennis and skiing . . Madras, college mixers Nahant Beach. Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Usherettes 4. ROBERT WILLIAM INMAN 14 WinUr Street Trade School Bob . . . cars, cars, cars ... a special affinity for mechanics ... all sports are great . . . always a smile and a friendly hello . . . Don ' t forget the anti-freeze ! MARY-JAYNE IWANOWICZ 113 Lincoln Avenue Business School M.J. . . . Pet peeve — people who ag- gravate . . . enjoys all spectator sports, especially S.H.S. football . . . those five sisters can be a bother. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, Dramatic 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Sahico 4; Style Show 1; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; JAMES EDWARD JENSEN 5 Anawan Avenue Junior College An all-around sportsman that really excels in hunting, fishing, and hockey . . . an S.H.S. gridiron spectator . . . a valuable member of D.E.C.A. . . . A career in sales lies ahead Jim Club: DECA 3, 4; Athletics: Football 2; Hockey 1; 42 CAROL ANN JOHNSON 32 Eustis Street College Good natured Carol . . . avid Red Sox fan . . . Tony C. . . . enjoys singing and listening to records . . . Touraine sales clerk . . . will enter the field of social work. . . . likes dramatics . . . Good Heavens CHESTER WAYNE JOHNSON 107 Hesper Street College A quick smile that wins him many friends . . . athletic ability galore . . . enjoy9 sports, cars, and summertime . . . hopes to become a gym teacher . . . How does it feel to be graceful . . . Chet Athletics: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, JAMES JOHN KEEFE 35 Denver Street College Jimmy . . . doesn ' t let work inter- fere with fun . . . keen on pool and all sports . . . has an odd aversion to- ward cold seats? . . . ski enthusiast . . . college awaits after graduation . . . equal cods Clubs: Bowling 4, Euclidians 4, Ski 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Athletics: Baseball 4, FLORENCE MARY KELLY 136 Walnut Street Business School Pretty Kel . . . green eyes that sparkle ... a smile that ' s sincere . . . girls ' basketball — a game that ' s fun . . . chairs are like mice — they squeak! Clubs: Art 4, Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, Marshall Squad 4, Sahico 4 — Secre- tary ; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4 ; Style Show 1, 2 ; Donkey Basketball 3, 4. m Iff BO-INGEMAR JONSSON 33 Fairmount Avenue Technical School in Sweden Our man from Sweden . . . how we wish he were here to stay ! ... an avid spectator at every one of our senior year football games ... an experienced sailor with an eye on marine engineering . . . intelligent friendly Ingemar. Clubs: Bowling 4, Dramatic 4, French 4. i te % SUSAN QUINCY KENNEY 1 Vermont Avenue College Susie Q . . . the sentimental individ- ualist . . . beauty, charm, and in- telligence wrapped into one . . . well- dressed . . . Glenn Yarburough, Emily Dickinson, and yellow roses . . . French phrases ... Ivy League Schools . . . On Harvard ! Class President 2, Class Board of Di- rectors 1. Clubs: Debating Society 4, Dra- matic 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4, Latin 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Associate Editor 4; Glee Club 1; Library Aide 1. SUSAN JANE KASABUSKI 14 Jewett Street Business School Sweet Sue . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . sincerity plus . . . spirited spectator at S.H.S. sports events . . . diligent D.E. student . . . very active in DECA . . . will make a charming secretary or teacher. Clubs: DECA 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2; Stu- dent Council 2. HAROLD EDWARD KINGMAN 1 Pranker Road College Go-getting, hard-hitting co-captain of the Sachem eleven ... a big man with a big laugh ... is perturbed by those who lack school spirit . . . Civil Defense work and dramatics are en- joyable pastimes . . . Skip Clubs: Foreign Relations 3 ; National Thespians 2, 3 — Vice President, 4— Presi- dent; Dramatic 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2 t 3, Senior Play 4; Athletics: FootbaU 1, 2, 3, 4- — Co-Captain. 43 REGINA ADELA KMIEC 16 Jasper Street College Quiet individualist . . . happiness and sincerity combined . . . she ' ll be the nicest doctor in town . . . masterful miss with a needle . . . enjoys a good book . . . Reggie Clubs: Euclidians 2, Future Nurses 3, 4, Latin 2, 3, 4. EDWARD JOHN KOCHEI 45 Pleasant Street College Smiling Eddie . . . always ready for a laugh . . . S. H. S. sports partici- pator . . . Playground Instructor in sum- mer, our clever goalie in winter - . . tennis is his racket ... a future law- yer. Athletics:. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4 ARLINE KRAMER 507 Central Street School of Journalism Petite Arline . . . stylish hairdos . . . literary talents . . . enjoys art, music, good books . . . there ' s nothing like a Go-Kart race . . . You ' ve gotta be kidding! . . . hopes to become a writer. Clubs: Art 2, Book 1, Dramatic 2. JOHN JAMES LaFERLA 12 Zito Drive College John ... an indispensable member of the math team . . . skiing is great . . . Folk music and guitars . . . his serious expression sometimes hides a mischievous, fun-loving nature. Clubs: Chess 3, 4 — Vice President, Debat- ing Society 3, Dramatic 3, Euclidians 2, 3, 4, French 2, 3, Latin 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. HAROLD CARTER Lancaster 18 Kent Street Service Good-looking, friendly Harry of a quiet nature . . . sincere in all he says and does . . . cars, cars, and more cars, drag racing enthusiast. Club: Student Council 1. FRANCES MARY LaVACCA 35 Water Street College All bubbles and bounce . . . talk and laughter are her trademarks . . . neat as a pin, sharp as a needle . . . takes part in all S. H. S. activities . . . enjoys watching football and basketball games . . . fun-loving and friendly . . . Fran will make a pert ' n ' sweet secretary. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Sahico 4 — President, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Busi- ness Manager 4, Style Show 1, Donkey Basketball 4. 44 DAVID KEITH LAVOIE 211 Lynn Fells Parkway College Well-known, friendly Dave . . . skiing, football, and hockey . . . weekends are great, but Monday mornings, ugh! . . . a natural extrovert — he ' ll be a lively ad- dition to the college of his choice. Clubs: Dramatic 4, Latin 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, Talent Night 3, All School Play 4, Senior Play 4, Donkey Basketball 4. YVONNE MARIE LeBLANC 495 Central Street Hairdressing Quiet and sweet Yvonne ... a fervent football enthusiast . . . Bookkeeping class- es aren ' t bad, but vacations are the greatest . . . Ya, I bet! ... a hair- dressing career lies ahead. Style Show 1. JOANNE PRISCILLA LOPEZ 20 Anawan Avenue Business School Energetic basketball cheerleader ... a closet full of clothes . . . football, hockey, and basketball devotee She could have danced all night . . . a future successful secretary or a delight- ful dancing teacher . . . Joanne. Class Vice-President 1; Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Sahico 4, Spanish 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3; Usherettes 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Talent Night 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Style Show 1; JOHN THOMAS LUDWIG, JR. 18 Pillings Road Prep School Bena . . . dislikes waiting for other people . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . one of the livelier members of the Senior Class . . . favorite pastimes: girls and dancing. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, DECA 4; Athletics: Baseball 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; JANET ELLEN LUMSDEN 4 Johnston Terrace Nursing School Sweet and considerate . . . basketball fan . . . that V. W. bus . . . enjoys long rides in cars . . . dislikes tardy people ... a New England Store cashier . . . a future nurse . . . Janet Clubs: Future Nurses 3, Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Library Aide 1, 2, 4; Athletics: Girls ' Basketball Manager 2, Softball Manager 2, Field Hockey Manager 2 LAURA JAN E LUNT 12 Summit Avenue Business School Our pert and perky twirling captain helps boost the spirit of the school . . . al- ways ready with a smile for everyone she meets . . . spreads sunshine all over the place . . . future medical secretary . . . Laura Clubs: Sahico 4, Student Council 3, 4, Girls ' Club Representative 2; Band Con- cert 2, 3, 4; Athletics: Twirler 2, 3, 4— Captain. GREGORY THOMAS MacDONALD 13 Knowles Avenue College Cute, EILEEN DIANE LYMAN 327 Lincoln Avenue Undecided Eileen ... a friend to all . . . con- siderate of others . . . especially enjoys chorus and the Future Nurses Club . . . diligent student. Clubs: Future Nurses 3, 4, Chess 3, 4 — Secretary; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY PATRICIA LYNN 19% East Denver St. College quick, and petite Mary warm sincere smiles . . . enjoys playing badminton and watching the Sachem eleven every autumn Saturday . . . but, oh, those gym classes! Clubs: Future Teachers 4, Spanish 4; Tontoquonian Activities Staff 4; Glee Club Concert 1; Office Aide 1, 3, 4. ROBERT CALVIN LYON 25 Palmer Avenue College Good looking with a crow cut . . . skis and tennis rackets . . . happy go lucky . . . often late . . . plays the trombone . . . enjoys all sports . . . ' Bob. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Tall, handsome, and collegiate Greg . . . always well -dressed . . . impeccable taste . . . quiet and reserved but friendly always . . . likes winter sports . . . pop ular . . . finesse is the word. Class Board of Directors 4; Clubs: Audio- visual Aids 3, 4 — Vice-President. Athletics: Football 2, 3 ; Hockey 2, 3, 1 ; 45 JEFFREY NELSON MacDOUGALL 4 Connolly Avenue College Handsome, lively Jeff . . . sharp clothes enhance a sharp personality . . . snowy slopes and pounding surf . . . enjoys folk music . . . fascinated by the ocean . . . jealous Hugo in Bye-Bye Birdie 1 , . . takes part in all S.H.S. activities . . . ' Good morning! Class Board of Directors 1. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4 ; Art 2, 3 ; Dramatic 2, 3 ; French 3, 4 ; Golf 2 ; Latin 2 ; Marshall Squad 4 — Lieutenant; Ski 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Interact 4. Athletics: Cross-country; Track 3, 4. JEANE MARIE MAESTRANZI 26 Pleasant Avenue College humor future . . Omelet high-spirited elementary often seen . . athletic Peppy Jeane great sense of teacher in the at Brigham ' s ability Clubs: Future Homemakers 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Marshall Squad 2, 3; Athletics: Basketball 2, 4; Softball 4; LORRAINE NATA MAGALETTA 10 Lewis Lane Work Pretty, soft-spoken Lorraine . . . lovely smile . . . soft brown eyes . ■ . part- time model for the Jordan Marsh Company . . . stock car racing enthusiast ... a warm, gracious personality will be an asset to her in whatever she does. Club: Future Homemakers. Activities: Glee Club Concert 1; Style Show 3. KATHLEEN MARIE MAHER 63 Summer Street College Sweet and sincere Kathy ... a lovely smile lends enchantment . . . her keen sense of understanding will help make her a fine social worker . . . Lost r dull moments — Found : enthusiasm in all she does. Clubs: Dramatic 3, 2, French 2, Pep Squad 2, 3, Ski 2, 3, Glee Club Concert 2. VINCENT ROBERT MALGERI 8 Hull Drive College Unassuming Vin . . . enjoys U. S. History and gym . . . camping and cars . . . football and hockey . . . Hasta Manana! . . . college days lie ahead. DONALD EDWARD MALLETT 89 Western Avenue Service Friendly Don ... a natural extrovert . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . attracted to girls with long hair ... an interest in cars . . . plans to enter the Armed Forces after graduation. Athletics: Football 1. ELAINE ANN MANOOGIAN 23 Hillside Avenue College Our spirited and petite captain of the cheerleaders . . . intelligent and witty . . . peppy participant in all S.H.S. ac- tivities . . . expresses herself well . . . talented piano player . . . winner of several awards for composition . . . sure to succeed. Class Secretray 2; Clubs: Dramatics 2, 3, 4, French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Pep Squad 2, National Thespians 4, Usher- ettes 4 — 2nd Lieutenant; Cheerleader 3, 4— Captain; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; One Act Play 2; Senior Play 4; GEORGE CHESLEY MANUEL 29 Oak Point Road Work Dark and handsome Skip . . . shy and quiet ... an interest in race horses and cars . . . works at Saugus Car Wash . . . likes all English recording stars . . . seen at every S.H.S. football game 46 CHARLES JOSEPH MARINO 18 Fiske Road College Chuckie . . . always willing to help out . . . adores winter, detests summer . . . week-end ski trips . . . Page Hill ski patrol . . . white Mustang . . . enjoys all winter sports. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 4, Bowling 2, 3, Ski 1, 2, 3; Band 1, Talent Night 3; All School Play 3. ETHEL JANET MARTIN 93 Fairmount Avenue Business Pretty blonde hair, and a sweet smile are characteristics of Janie ... a warm and friendly person . . . loves sewing and ice cream . . . Woolworth employee . . . plans a career in IBM. Clubs: Art 3, Future Homemakers 1, 3. FRANCIS STANLEY MASCIANICA, JR. 6 Meadow Lane College Tall, slim Buzzy . . . winning smile and personality to match ... an asset to our basketball team . . . participant in all S. H. S. activities. Board of Directors 4; Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Golf 2; Donkey Basketball 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Track Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. JEAN MARIE McCARTHY 5 Mt. Vernon Street Secretary Black hair that shines — eyes that twinkle • . . a peppy cheerleader for our basket- ball team . . . XKE ' s and snow covered slopes . . . Jean . . . lots of fun. Class Secretary 3; Clubs: Bowling 3, Chess 3, French 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Sahico 4, Usherettes 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Talent Night 3, 4, Glee Club 1; Donkey Bas ketball 3, 4; Girls ' Club Home Room Representative 2. JANE ELIZABETH McCLINTOCK 10 Summer Street College Smiling Jane . . . naturally friendly and a good sense of humor . . . the beach is THE place ... a bleacher warmer at all S. H. S. sports events Clubs: Dramatic 2, French 3, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2 — Secretary 4, Usherettes 4, Girls ' Club 3 — Vice President, 4 — President. JUDITH ANN McCULLOUGH 33 Bow Street Beautician School High-spirited redhead . . . shining Irish eyes . . . S. H. S. gridiron fan . . . will add glamour to life as a beautician . . . dancing is a lot of fun for Judi Club: Pep Squad 2; Style Show 2. JOHN McKENNA 40 Pearson Street College Great ability for winning at chess . . Hey, you ' re cute! ... a word fo everyone anytime . . . washing dishe9 a Godfried ' s — oh, those dishpan hands! . . a future mathematician or engineer . . sense of humor with an intellectual touch Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, 3, Chess 2, 3, 4 Latin 4, Foreign Relations 3; Math Club 4, Math League 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2 Athletics: Track 3. PAUL FRANCES McGONAGLE 18 Pinecrest Avenue Clean-cut and quiet . . . bright smiles . . . swift on his feet . . . outstanding member of our cross country and track teams . . . after-school volleyball . . . winter is made for skiing . . . active A.V. president . . . Paul. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Athletics: Hockey 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. 47 I PATRICIA ANN McKINNEY 15 Raddin Terrace Business School A perpetual sweet smile . . . pizza and Brigham ' s . . . parties are fun . . . Howard Johnson ' s is the place to eat she could do without Monday mornings . . . secretarial career lies ahead . . . Pat. ' Clubs: Dramatic 1, 3, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Marshall Squad 1, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Talent Night 1; Style Show 1. 2. BRUCE ALLEN McPHEE 39 Bailey Avenue College Husky Bruce . . . level-headed ... an interest in stamp collecting and cars . . . hopes to become a mechanical en- gineer . . . likes camp in the summer . . . will make a fine college student. LORRAINE ANN MEEHAN 86 Main Street Business School Enthusiastic football fan . . . drum and bugle corps . . . Grant ' s store employee . secretarial work may be in the future . . . better late than never, Lorraine ' Clubs: Dramatic 2, Sahico 4; Glee Club 1, 2, Senior Play 4; Donkey Basketball 4. GARY SCOTT MELILLO 1 Catalpa Street College Cheerful Gary . . . buoyant personality . . . great asset to the S.H.S. football squad . . . sharp dresser . . . spirited sportsman ... an interest in cars . . . pet peeve: tall people — Wonder why?! Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4; CATHERINE MAE MERRILL 7 Hillcrest Street Business School A little girl with spirit to spare . . . cute Cathy . . . casual, friendly manner . . . little blue V. W. ... a bleacher warmer during football and hockey sea. sons. Clubs: Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4, Ski 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Style Show I ; Donkey Basketball 4. JOHN WILLIAM MILLAR 19 Pinecrest Ave. College Outgoing, talkative John ... an in- teresting person . . . mathematically in- clined . . . sports enthusiast bothered by nicknames and cliches. Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski 3; Donkey Bas- ketball 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4. ALAN CARL MILLER 8 Whitney Street Air Force Al . . . zealous coin collector . . . diligent, hardworking . . . quiet but friendly manner . . . oh, but morning comes too early! Clubs: Chess 1, Latin 1; Athletics: Foot- ball 1. SHARON LYNNE MITCHELL 52 Intervale Avenue College Warm and sincere personality . . . happy days are filled with sunshine . . . eyes that smile so sweetly must belong to Mitch ! . . . pretty as can be and twice as nice. Club: National Honor Society 3, 4; Show 3. Style 48 CARMELA MARIE MONTEMAGNO 153 Fairmount Avenue Business A sweet disposition is the sign of a friendly soul ... on the lookout for fun ... a vital spark at S. H. S. football and hockey games . . . nothing like confusing people with a bit of twin- switching! . . . pizza and submarine sandwiches . . . anticipates a career in banking . . . Carmela Glee Club 1; Office Aide 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Athletics: Field Hockey 3. ROSE MONTEMAGNO 153 Fairmount Avenue Secretary Pretty, soft-spoken, and full of fun . . . winter means ice skating and sledding . . . an enthusiastic rooter at Sachem sports events . . . derives much enjoy- ment from bowling . . . Which one are you? asked Mr. D! . . . Rose Club: Student Council 2 ; Glee Club 1 JOANNE MOORE 196 Mountain Avenue Revere Undecided Jo-Jo . . . sweet smile . . . Bradlee ' s employee ... a nimble and graceful dancer . . . naturally, dancing is her pastime . . . would prefer boys to be early for a date rather than late . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3; One Act Play 3; Talent Night 3. MARY CLETA MOORE 17 Cottage Street Business School Tall and pretty Mary . . . always laugh- ing and talking . . . seen at S.H.S. bas- ketball and football games . . . fun loving and personable . . . known for her blue eyes. Clubs: Future Homemakers 1, Pep Squad Ij Style Show 1, 2. WENDY SUE MOORE 16 Mountain Avenue College Cute, sweet, and petite Wendy . . . loves to ski . . . tennis is fun too . . . Italian food is great . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . plans to be a teacher. Clubs: Art 4, Dramatic 4, French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Pep Squad 2, THEODORE JOHN MORIELLO 30 School Street College Happy-go-lucky charm with a quick wit . . . aquatic adventurer . . . likes to take it easy, but isn ' t afraid of work ... at home on skiis on water or snow . . . ambition is to be as good a barber as his father . . . Ted or sometimes T. D. Club: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Athletics: Football I, 2, 3. KATHERINE DEANE MORONG 17 Atherton St. Nursing Talkative Kathy . . . enjoys reading and sewing . . . lively member of our S.H.S. band . . . Zelda . . . accident prone? Clubs : Dramatic 4, National Thespians 4. Future Nurse9 3, 4 — President, Latin 1, Marshall Squad 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. BARBARA-JEAN MOSHER 495 Central Street Business School A sweet face and a quiet nature . . . seri- ous and sincere Barbara . . . likes sunshine and summer days . . . look out boys — another blonde secretary ! Club : Sahico 4. 49 MARJORIE ANN MULLETT 17 Hampstead Street Real Estate and Insurance Work A pleasing personality wins Marjorie many friends . . . spirited football fan . . . anooved by cliques . . . her future in- cludes work for the Hudson Real Ee9tate Insurance Company. Library Aide 4 WALTER MURPHY 8 Fairchild Avenue Air Force Walter . . . crew eyes . . . tall . . . . . . girls, girls, girls , ering with cars . . . attitude will take him Force. cut and works at smiling C.E.M. . . enjoys tink- his level-headed far in the Air RONALD MARK NAPOLITANO 63 Adams Avenue Navy Good-natured Ron or Napo mechanically inclined . . . girls are fun ! . . . Golf Town, U. S. A. . . . oh. how he detests getting up in the morning! DUNNE DOROTHY NELSON 91 Cleveland Avenue Business School More than really sweet . . . dimples frame a bright smile ... an avid spec- tator at all S. H. S. sports events . . . neatly nimble with a needle . . . our friendly and sincere Dianne. Clubs: Bowling 1, 2, Future Homemakers 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES THOMAS MURRAY 10 Belmont Street Post-Graduate Course Possesses the attributes of a gentleman ... a serious nature . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . eagerly anticipates a career as a writer . . . easy-going and well-liked Jim Clubs: DECA; Glee Club 1, 2. JANICE LORRAINE MURRAY 392 Central Street Modeling School Full of fun . . . distinctive and adorable laugh . . . spirited spectator at S. H. S. sporting events . . . loves dungarees and sweatshirts . . . superlative seamstress . . . fashion- able career as a model . . . Jake Clubs: Art 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3, Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, Marshall Squad 4, Sahico 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Style Show 1. 2, 3, 4. AUGUSTINE CHARLES NEVILLE 12 Seaview Avenue College Gus ... a ready smile . . good humor . . . enjoys skiing or on snow . . . skin-diver . at First National Store, Lynn prospective teacher. natural water works THOMAS NEWHALL 26 Winter Street College Easy-going Tom . . . indispensable member of our hockey team . . . un- beatable goalie . . . performs well on the baseball diamond, also . . . finds clam- ming enjoyable . . . aspires to ie a sports writer. 50 WILLIAM HIRAM NEWHALL III 7 Burnham Avenue Art School Quiet ways . . . controls the purse strings of Le Cercle Francaise . . . famous for his excellent sketches and drawings . . . a career in fashion designing will follow art school Clubs: Art 3, 4— President, French 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer WILLIAM JOSEPH NEWMAN 11 Appleton Street College Bill . . . friendly, quiet and sincere . . . enthusiastic member of the Bowling Club essential element in the Math League . . . avid sports fan . . . takes pleasure in fishing . . will make a fine engineer.. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Euclidians 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math League 3, 4. ALTHEA LOUISE NIGRO 6 Altamount Avenue College With a smile and a song . . . talented ' A1 . . . Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady . . . dramatics and music . . . never at a loss for an appropriate quip ... a sure success. Class Treasurer 3; Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4 — Treasurer; National Thespians 4; Glee Club 1, 2; All School Play 3 4; Senior Play 4; TERRENCE ROBERT NOVICKI 434 Central Street College Tall Terry . . . clever, yet unpre- tentious ... on our gymnastic team ; tumbles and forward flips . . . Mustangs . . . works on a farm during the summer. Clubs : Dramatic 4, National Thespians 4 ; Senior Play 4; Gymnastics 3; LINDA MAE O ' DONNELL 6 Marden Street College Quiet Linda . . . big brown eye9 . . . peaches and cream complexion skillful seamstress . . . tennis devotee . . . pink clothes add to her femininity ... an interest in dramatics . . . rel- ishes pizza and fried clams. Clubs: Dramatic 3; Glee Club 1. 2; All School Play 1. ROBERT GEORGE O ' DONNELL Trade School Tall, good-looking Robbie . . . com- panionable . . . friendly to everyone . . . enjoys participation in baseball . , . finds swimming pleasurable . . . Class President 1. DIANE MARIE NOVICK 26 Dudley Street College Sweet and friendly, Diane . . . seen at all S. H. S. sports events . . . as either spectator or participant ... a spirited member of the Pep Squad . . . seafood is delicious! . . . You ' ll get over it! Clubs: Euclidians 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Pep Squad 3, 4, Spanish 2; Glee Club 2; Athletics: Field Hockey 4. MARGARET LEONA O ' NEIL 121 Hesper Street College Peppy Marg . . . our sweet and pe- tite basketball cheerleader . . . love9 to play on the girls ' ice hockey team . . . food is too good to just look at . . . higher education lies ahead . . . lin- guistic skill may lead to a career as an interpreter. Clubs: Dramatic 4, French 3, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 4 — Captain; Cheer- leader 4; Library Aide 2. LORRAINE PANTALONE 6 Stocker Street IBM School CYNTHIA ELLEN ORLANDELLA 6 Cliff Road Business School Attractive and sweet Cindi . . . en- viable wardrobe . . . amiable person- ality . . . found playing for the girls ice hockey team very enjoyable . . . spirited spectator at every S.H.S. football game . . . hockey devotee. Clubs : Dramatic 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 3, Sahico 4, Ski 3, Student Council 3; Donkey Basketball 3, 4. LORRAINE ANNETTE PAGLIARULE 50 Oaklandvale Avenue Hairdresser Gaiety in her voice . . . fine, soft . . . delights in watching all sports cannot tolerate ignorant boys . . . make a lovely hairdresser. JAMES JOSEPH PALERMO 104 Adams Avenue College Hard working . . . finds lab work teresting . . . boating and baseba! vide lots of fun . career lies ahead . friend always. . . enjoys horse- and softball . . . S. H. S. football Oh, those gym pro- an engineering Jim — a good Soft-spoken Lorraine . back riding, swimming, an enthusiastic fan of and basketball . . classes ! Clubs: French 1, Future Homemakers I, 2, Sahico 4; Glee Club 1, Style Show 1, 2, Office Aide 1, Guidance Office Aide 3, 4. hair WILLIAM KENNETH PATTERSON 8 Elmer Avenue Electronics School Tall and good looking Billy ... no more car troubles, we hope! ... a real outdoorsman who enjoys hunting and fishing . . . well dressed . . . talkative ... an electronics specialist in the fu- ture. STEPHEN HOWARD PAUL 49 Magnolia Street Steve a talented artist . . . quiet but friendly always . . . his hobby — cars . . . serious D.E. student . . . enjoys watching or participating in sports of every kind. Clubs: DECA 4. MARSHA ANN PELUSI 40 Forest Street College Attractive Marsha . . . nice clothes and a personality to match! .,. . fire- place 10 and Ho Jo ' s are THE places to be . . . greatly enjoys football and hockey games. Clubs: Bowling 2, Future Nurses 4, Pep S.quad 3, Ski 3, Spanish 4; Style Show 2. SUSAN MARIE PEARSON Fairmount Avenue Hairdressing School Loquacious Susan . . . enjoys making her own clothes and shopping pizza and coke . . . good bowler . . . almost lost her wrap around skirt in his- tory class. Clubs: Bowling 2, Dramatic 4, Future Homemakers 2, Marshall Squad 1, Pep Squad 4, Spanish 1; Glee Club Con- cert 1; Style Show 3 52 f JAMES HARVEY PENNY 26 Western Avenue Work in Machine Shop Quiet, easy -going personality . . . af- finity for machines . . . auto mechanics and thrilling football games hold his in- terest . . . after graduation will come work in a machine shop . . . Jim. MARCIA ANN POLESE 65 Chestnut Street College Peppy and petite ... a familiar face on tlie ski slopes of New Hampshire . summer brings beach fun and skate- s ' irds . . . anticipates college days ah.ad . . . Swampy. Class Board of Directors 1; Clubs: 3, Dramatic 3, 1. Euclidians 2, 3, French 2, 3, 4 — President,. National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Ski 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Biography Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; One Act Play 2; Donkey Basketball 3, 4, Clinc Club 3, 4, Le Solcil — Associate Editor 4. LESLEY JEAN PERHAM 482 Central Street Secretary Short and petite Lesley . . . artistic . . . enjoys basketball ... an interest in attractive clothes . . . lively and cheerful . . . derives much enjoyment ■from sketching. Band Christmas Concert 4; Style Show 3. ROY JOSEPH PERRY 20 Stone Street College Quiet and sincere . . . swims in the summer; skis in the winter . . . weight- lifting enthusiast . . . takes pleasure in watching fast-moving baseball games . . . his calm nature will be an asset to him in years to come. Clubs: Ski 3; Band 1; Weightlifting 4. SUZZANE MARIE PINTO 52 Atlantic Avenue Nursing Pretty Suzic . . . hard working and sincere . . . quiet but friendly manner finds enjoyment in ice skating, music, and algebra . . . may be your nurse someday ! Clubs: Future Nurses 3, Pep Squad 3, National Thespians 4; Senior Play 4, CYNTHIA LOUISE POOR 29 Sterling Avenue College Ambitious and intelligent Cindy . . . her lovely wardrobe seems to have no end . . . lively supporter of the S. H. S. football squad . . . expressive writer . she ' ll be an outstanding English teacher in years to come. Clubs: Bowling 4, French 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Ton- toquonian Business Staff: Office Aide 3, 4; Library Aide 1, 4; Athletics: Softball 2. JOSEPH ROBERT POTI 50 Elmwood Avenue Aviation Dark and handsome Joe . . . drummer in his own combo . . . an interest in golf . . . business administration in the future . . . well-dressed . . . Oh, those un- decided shoe customers! Club: Bowling 2. WILLIAM EUGENE POWERS 14 Denver Street Trade School An affinity for electronics . . . baseball, football, skiing . . . lost on the band trip . . . an aspiring electrician . . . easy going . . . Bill or Pop Clutch Band 1, 2, 3. 53 WILLIAM JAMES POWERS 19 Lewis Lane College Happy-go-lucky Bill . our 1%5 Color Day Chief . . . parties and Ho Jo ' s are loads of fun . . . skiing is the greatest! . . . bow does he make hand- stands look so easy?! . . . Bill Class Board of Directors 3; Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Chess 2, 3, Ski. 2, 3. 4; Athletics: Football 3, Track 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Field Horkey 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Donkey Basketball 3, 4 ADELE LOUISE PRATT 473 Central Street Hairstyling School Friendly and talkative Del . . . widely known for her giggle . . . ardent movie fan ... a nimble knitter . . . sporting in- tests are centered in football and hockey . . . tomorrow ' s hairdresser RICHARD EDWARD PROUT 29 Stone Street College Friendly, diligent, and sincere . . . he ' ll make an excellent lawyer . . . bowling enthusiast . . . seen anyone working at Sherman ' s market ? — could be Rich. Club: French 2. DONNA DALE RAPPOLD 56 Houston Avenue Business School Don . . . ever -ready laugh that ' s cute and unique . . . expert dancer . . . clever seamstress . . . playing basketball, swimming, and ice skating are enjoyable . . . football and hockey fan ... a secretary-to-be. Clubs: Marshall Squad 4, Sahico 4. EMIL ANDREW REISCHL 201 Lincoln Avenue College Tall, tall Andy . . . great sense of humor . . . interesting conversationalist . . . billiards pro . . . finds tennis en- joyable . . . winter brings skis and hockey sticks . . . had some trouble dancing at the Junior Prom (anyone would with a ten-pound cast on his foot!). Club: Chess 2, 3, Athletics: Football 1. CYNTHIA MARIE RHOADES 10 Kenwood Avenue Business School Cindy . . . soft, strawberry colored hair . . . spirited cheerleader . . . Ho Jo ' s and Fireplace 10 . . . rides on Sunday afternoons . . . Freshmen? ugh! Clubs: French 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Sahico 4, Ski 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4; Girls ' Club Representative 2; Cheerleader 3, 4. 54 NANCY ELIZABETH RIAL 79 Vine Street College Collegiate Nancy . . . talented artist . . . clever seamstress . . . enjoys sketch- ing, Rockport, and guitars . . . winning personality . . . lovely wardrobe . . . ambition will take her far. Clubs : Art 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3. National Thespians 4, Euclidians 3, French 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, Marshall Squad 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 — Captain, Spanish 2 — Secretary, 3, Usherettes 4; Tontoquonian Art Staff 4; Glee Club 1; Senior Play 4; Donkey Basketball 3; 4 ROBERT PARKER RICHARDSON 175 Hesper Street Undecided Dark and good looking Bob . . . always on the move ... an interest in Sanford . . . sports cars . . . adventurous . . . Oh, those broken wrists! £ ARTHUR HENRY ROBERTS 413 Central Street Business School Tall, friendly Art ' . . . especially in- terested in fast cars, speedboats, and girls . . . skis in both water and snow . . . may be found working in a ma- chine shop. DEBORAH ELAINE ROBINSON Undecided Sincere Robbie ... a friend indeed . . . stylish clothes . . . valuable mem- ber of the S.H.S. band ... a good word for everyone . . . enjoys watching our football squad perform . . . hockey and basketball fan also . . . loves X K E ' s. Clubs: Dramatics 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Style Show 3; All School Play 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD ROBINSON 49 Ballard Street Coast Guard Bill . . . avid numismatist . . . enjoys boating, hunting, fishing . . . always on the go . . . quiet, seriou9 manner . . . enjoys building things from wood WALTER BURION ROGERS, JR. 16 Kent Street College Burt . . . quick smiles and hello ' s . . . enjoys listening to records and reading good books . . . hockey and skiing are great ! . . . plans a career in forestry. Friendly cheerful ELIZABETH ROONEY 16 Johnson Road College Cute and petite Betty spoken . . . adorable laugh ful and friendly always face at the beach . . a Peabody football player in our ' 64 Color Day skit . . . relishes pistachio ice cream and rickeys. Clubs: Dramatics 3, 4, French 3, 4 Squad 2, Student Council 3. 29 . soft- cheer- familiar Pep MARGARET ROONEY 16 Johnson Road College Gently and genuinely sweet ... an avid spectator at S. H. S. basketball and hockey games . . . greatly enjoys knitting and sewing in her spare time . . . dis- likes slippery floors ... a teacher-to-be . . . Peg Clubs: Future Teachers 4, Spanish 2, Student Council 3 ; LINDA SUSAN ROSS 88 Main Street College Quiet, sincere Linda . . . Fireplace 10 and Ho Jo ' s . . . lively member of the girls ' ice hockey team . . . You ' ll get over it . . . Pet peeve — drivers who don ' t give signals when turning fervent football fan. Clubs : Dramatic 2, 3, French 2, Future Teachers 3, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Spanish 3, Usherettes 4; Guidance Office aide 3, 4. A JOHN KENNETH ROSSETTI 4 Ernest Street College Wonderful sense of humor . . . likes sports, but baseball is his field . . . Wentworth and then on to a career as draftsman . . . enjoys swinging parties in to a 55 r v BARBARA ROSSI 9 Harrison Avenue College Likeable Barb . . . outgoing and full of fun . . . co-captain of the girls ' field hockey team . . . fine performer on the Softball diamond . an interest in science will help her in a nursing career. Clubs: French 4, Future Nurses 3, 4. Athletics: Softball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4. JAMES FREDERICK RUSSELL 376 Central Street Prep School Tall and good looking Jim . . . a quick smile that wins him many friends . . . cars are his constant companions . . . keen on all sports, especially football and baseball. SANDRA MARIE RUSSELL 376 Central Street Hairdressing School . dainty features . an interest in rooter at S.H.S. ROSEMARY ANN RUSSO 5 Old County Road Hairdresser Petite Rosemary . . . likes dancing and horseback riding . . . ballet and modern jazz . . . reserved and sweet manner . . . dislikes pokey drivers. Style Show 1, 2. Funloving Sandy . . . twinkling eyes dramatics . . . a li football games . the Civil Air Patrol hairdresser. Clubs: Dramatic 3, 4; Glee Club 1. Style Show 1 ; All School Play 1. active member of . will make a fine KENNETH WAYNE SANDERS 28 Central Street College Wayne ' ... a winning smile and bright red hair . . . skiing, waterskiing, and hunting are his favorite forms of re- laxation . . . does part-time machine shop work . . . enjoys all sports . . . ' Get Smart! Clubs: Ski 3, Math 4. JOHN RICHARD SANDS 5 Second Street College Good-looking Jack . . . spirited sports- man . . . well-known No. 19 . . . in- teresting conversationalist . . . headed ' for the business world after college. Class Board of Directors 3, 4; Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Ski 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 1; Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 3. MARTIN JOHN SAULENAZ 99 Water Street College The only boy we know who can talk for 3 hours in trite phrases alone . . . loves to baffle people ... an individualistic writer with a- unique brand of humor . . . well-liked Marty. Clubs: Chess 4, Debating Society 3, 4, Photography 3, Foreign Relations 3— Vice President, 4 — President. JOHN CHARLES SCIRE 21 Dudley Street Cambridge School of Broadcasting Friendly man with an always-ready smile . . . basketball is tops . . . that smooth voice will take him far in radio or T.V. announcing . . . why does the day have to start so early in the morning ? . . . You ' ll gel over it . . . Jack Club: DECA 3, 4. 56 DIANE LOUISE SEABOYER 27 Westford Street Salem State College Smiling Diane ... a flair for fun . clever seamstress ... a on both water and snow . . . singing and playing the piano . teacher in days to come. Class Board of Directors — 1. Clubs: 3 — Treasurer, 4 ; Euclidians Future Homemakers 4 — President ; Teachers 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Usherettes 4; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, 4 — Vice President ; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Band Concert 4; Donkey Basket- ball 3, 4; Tontoquonian Biography Staff Style Show 4. skiing enjoys French 2, 3; Future PAUL ARTHUR SEKENSKI, JR. 55 Ballard Street College Collegiate haircut . . . Quiet Paul . . . likes skateboards and fun . . . gets much enjoyment from science, math, and dis- missal bells . . . college life awaits him. Club: Stamp 1; Glee Club Concert 1, 2, 3. RICHARD CARMEN SERINO 43 Serino Way College BARBARA ANN SHAW 38 Cleveland Avenue Secretary A Hi for everyone . . . indispensable member of the pep squad . . . enjoys swimming and bowling . . . avid sports fan . . . secretarial work will follow business school Clubs: Dramatic 2, 3, Future Homemakers 3, Pep Squad 2, 4, Sahico 4. RONALD STEPHAN SHAW 4 Pamela Road Trade School Ronny . . . infinite wit ! . . . enjoys water-skiing and horseback riding . . . President of the ' ' Captain Crunch Club . . . always ready for a good time . . , plans to attend trade school. Athletic Dick . . . . . . That ' s close . the S. H. S. football are his world . . . an A for sports . . Co-captain of team . . . sports busy signal on the phone is not to his liking . . . the S. H. S. hockey, baseball, and football teams would be lost without him. Club: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4; Athletics: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4— Co-Captain, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain, ROBERT BRUCE SEROZYNSKY 6 McCullough Road College Bob, th e nonconformist . . . enthusi- astic numismatist . . . deep thinker who enjoys solitude . . . unusual and inter- esting hobby of restoring antiques . . . memorable bachelor in Bye Bye Birdie . . . future engineer. Clubs: National Honor Society 3, 4, Dra- matic 2, 3, 4, Photography 3, 4 — Vice President, National Thespians 2, 3, 4— Treasurer 3, 4 ; Tontoquonian Photography Staff 4; Talent Night 1; All School Play 3. KAREN ELAINE SHELDON 5 Dudley Street College Lively, vivacious Karen . . . school spirit personified . . . an enthusiastic rooter at all S.H.S. sports events . . . par- ticipates in all class activities . . . con- stant chatter . . . active in Tri Hi Y ... a future teacher. Clubs: National Thespians 4; Bowling 2, 3; Dramatic 2, 3. 4; French 4; Future Homemakers 2 ; Marshall Squad 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4— Captain; Ski 3; Usher- ettes 4 — 1st Lieutenant; Tontoquonian Biog- raphy Staff 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Tal- ent Night 3; Glee Club Concert 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2; Senior Play 4. J 1 j All I HENRY MARTIN SIENKEWICZ, JR. 14 Tuttle Street College Buddy . . , good, all around student takes part in most activities at S.H.S. . . , invaluable worker for Le Cercle Francais . . . very considerate of others . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . active and effective Student Council Representative. 57 WILLIAM ALBERT SIMMONS 27 Forest Street College Likeable Bill . . . flashing smiles . . . infectious laugh ... an enthusiastic memb er of our hockey team . . a friend to all Board of Directors 1, 2; Clubs: Audio Visual Aids 3, 4, Ski 2. 3; Athletics: Football 1, 2. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, MAUREEN ANN SMALL 22 Fairview Avenue College The picture of femininity . . . soft, sweet laugh . . . likes to draw and to ski . . . thinks the color blue is sharp . . . football and baseball fan . . . Moe Clubs: Art 4, French 3, 4, Future Teach- ers 3, 4, Pep Squad 3; Athletics: Basket- ball 4, Donkey Basketball 4. ALEXIS JAYNE SMITH 18 Holden Avenue Business School Friendly Lexie . . . soft hair and easy smiles . . . finds archery enjoyable . . . loves hamburgers and cokes • . . dislikes unnecessary criticism. Clubs: Dramatic 3, Sahico 4, Glee Club Concert 4. HAROLD CLAYTON SMITH, JR. 36 Palmetto Street College Always seen behind a huge smile . . . never at a loss for an appropriate joke . . . guitars and girls . . . lots of fun . . . he ' ll be a lively addition to the college of his choice . . . Clay Clubs: 1, 2, 3 — Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Student Council 1, Talent Night 2, Glee Club Concert I, 2. JANISE ANN SMITH 51 Hobson Street Nursing Giggles and pizza . . . hay fever sniffles . . . assemblies are interesting . . . skate- boarding is fun and so is Jan . . . bandaged ankles? Poor Jan! Clubs: Bowling 3, French 3, Future Nurses 3, 4, Student Council 1; Tontoquonian Activities Staff 4 THOMAS ROBERT SOUZA 6 Connelly Avenue Marines Good looking Tommy . . . curly ... a lively and cheerful nature . . . car tinker. t . . likes boxing, football and basketball . . noted for his collection of handsome sweaters ... an interest in others. MARYANN SPECIALE 27 Victor Street Nursing A touch of sweetness, a taste of sincerity . . finds foreign correspondence in- triguing . . . headed for a nursing career . . . Maryann Clubs : Dramatic 3, French 3, Future Nurses 2, 3 — Vice-President 4 — Treasurer, Pep Squad 2, 3, Usherettes 4; Tonto- quonian Advertising Staff. CATHY ANN SPENCER 299 Walnut Street Secretary Level headed and respected Cathy . . . a quiet nature . . . enthusiastic spectator at all sports events . . . loves to have fun . . . will have a busy career as a secretary in years to come. 58 STEPHAN COSMO SPINOSA 10 Fillings Road College Handsome Steve . . . sophisticated manner . . . subtle humor . . . always well -dressed . . . sports-minded . . . has added much to our football and basket- ball squads . . . his level-headed attitude will be a great asset to him in years to come. JAMES MICHAEL STEVENS 40 Bailey Avenue Undecided Quiet and husky Jim . . . rod and reel . . . gun and red plaid jacket . . . usher at Saugus Cinema ... a flashing smile . . . dislikes boisterous people. Athletics: Football 1. WAYNE PAUL STICKNEY 1 Elmwood Avenue College Carrot-topped Wayne . . . pizza and fast cars . . . easy-going . . . quick to laugh . . . Cool it, Clyde! . . . load9 of fun. ISABEL CATHERINE STIRLING 10 Hampton Street IBM School Friendly, likeable Isabel . . . always cheerful . . . sweet smiles . . . sports- minded . . . enthusiastic spectator at Fenway Park . . . greatly enjoys playing powder-puff ice hockey ... an aversion to waiting for people . . . finds spring- time and the mountains especially lovely. Activities: Band I, 2, 3. PRISCILLA RUTH STROUT 2 Stanton Street College Quiet and pretty Cilia . . . long walks in the summer . . . music and dancing . . . expert on the flute in the Band ... a soft smile for all Clubs: Dramatic 4, National Thespian9 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary; DONNA LOUISE SURETTE 24 Forest Street Hair Dresser Cute and 9weet Dawn . . . personality plus . . . always attractively dressed . . . clever with a needle and thread . . . outstanding member of the girls ' ice hockey team; peppy field hockey participant also. Clubs: Art 4, Pep Squad 2; Style Show 1, 2; Athletics: Field Hockey 2, 3. SANDRA MARIE TEEHAN 6 Denver Street Work Pretty Sandra ... an easy smile and quiet manner . . . friend to all . . . her business courses have well prepared her for a career in the business world. Athletics: Softball JOHN FRANCIS THIBAULT 601 Lincoln Avenue Undecided Easy-going, carefree personality . . . To sleep or not to sleep, that is the question — for Johnny . . . bothered by girl smokers ... an exciting game of bas- ketball holds his interest. 59 ARTIE LORENE THOMAS 10 Lark Avenue Undecided A pleasant disposition and sweet smile . . . baseball and football enthusiast . . . enjoys working at the House of Bianchi . . . You ' ll get over it! ' Club: Future Homemakers 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2, 4. KENNETH ALONZO TRECARTIN 12 Midland Avenue I. B. M. School Cheerful Ken . . . employee of GEM Shoe Department . . . dislikes people who aren ' t prompt - . . football, car9, and girls ... a good athlete. GRACE LOIS VATCHER 8 Buena Vista Salesmanship Grace . . . quiet and sweet . enjoys sewing and gym . . . a serious D. E. C. A. student . . . her aim is to be happy. Clubs: Future Homemakers 4 Glee Club 2; Athletics, Field Hockey 2. RONALD JOSEPH VILLAGRACIA 8 Whittier Avenue Undecided Friendly, casual manner . . . enthusiast . . . Those Bruins games! . . . Jikcs to swim and fish Monday mornings come much too early for Ron baseball hockey BARRIE GORDON WAGENFELD College Barrie . . . enthusiastic musician in the S.H.S. band . . . greatly enjoys cross- country and track . . . plans a career in engineering. Clubs: Chess 2, Dramatic 4, Euclidians 4, Marshall Squad 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 4, Senior Play 4; Athlet- ics: Cross Country 3 t 4. PATRICIA ANN WALKER 1 Saville Street Undecided Sweet and amiable ' P. T. . . . greatly enjoys water skiing and eating — especially Italian food . . . will become either a hairdresser or an IBM specialist. Club: Pep Squad 1; Style Show 1. Tip- . . girls and making . session . DEAN WALSH 70 School Street College . unique brand of humor . . . food . . . prone to mischief- . . saddle shoes and homeroom enjoys watching S. H. S. hockey and playing football. Clubs: DEC A 4, Future Teachers 4, Ski 3; Athletics Football 3, 4, 60 PAULA MARIE WALSH 62 Golden Hills Road Junior College Sweet and soft-spoken . . . big blue eyes . . . folk music enthusiast . . . nothing better than a good book on a rainy day . . . tennis devotee ... a secretary in years to come . . . Paula. Clubs: Art 3; Student Council 1, 2. ROBERTA ANN WALSH 9 Tuttle Lane Nursing Pjnt-sized and full of pep . . . dainty features . . . relishes Italian foods . . . annoyed by busy signals on telephones . . . will pursue a nursing career after high school graduation . . . Bobbi. LINDA GRACE WALTERS 40 Stone Street Junior College Louie . . . soft-spoken . . . pretty smile . . . enjoys playing the bagpipes . . . active in the Blue Bell Highlanders enjoys field hockey participation . . . football fan . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess. Clubs: DEC ' A 3, 4, Dramatic 2; Glee Club 2; Style Show 2. I • • = SHERYLE ANNE WARD 12 Oak Point Road Nursing Active Terry . . . Enthusiastic worker for Lc Cercle Francais . . . delights in hor seback riding . . . stuffed animals galore . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . will make a fine nurse. Clubs: French 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4. RICHARD HARRISON WEDDLE 6 Fiske Road College Collegiate Rich . . . blonde crewcut . . . sharp dresser . . . enjoys baseball and volleyball . . . bright smile . . . member of the band S.H.S. sports events Clubs : Audio Visual Aids 2, 3, Athletics: Baseball 3, 3. 4 — Vice president seen a t all 3, 4, Bowling 4, Band 1, 2. ■ JOAN WARD 18 Cliff Road Secretary Blonde ' Joannie , . . member o E the S. H. S. Band . . . skiing and sewing are hei favorite pastimes . . . works in a ski sh p after school . . . band trips are the greatest ! Clubs: Future Homemakers 3, 4; Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Style Show 3. ROSEMARY MARGARET WARD 41 Pleasant Street Junior College Sweet and soft spoken Rosemary ... a friend to all . . . likes all spectator sports . . . enjoys miniature golf and ice skating . . . always kind and polite . . . waits for June and summer days. Clubs: Dramatic 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 2 Sahico 4; Ski 3; Spanish 2, 3— President ; Glee Club Con- cert 1 ; JACQUELINE LOUISE WELLER 158 Forest Street College Fun-loving Jacki ... a friend indeed . . . snowy slopes are made for skiing ... a lively member of the ice hockey Powder Puff League . . . yearns for a career in social working . . . collegiate life will follow high school graduation. Clubs: Art 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3. 4 Euclidians 3, French 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Marshall Squad 4. Pep Squad 2. 3. 4 — Captain, Ski 3, Usherettes 4; Tonto- quonian Biography Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Donkey Basketball 4. ELIZABETH ANN WETMORE 6 Crescent Avenue College Betty ... a sweet and friendly girl with a serious slant . . . Russian, Latin and foreign relations . . . interesting conversationalist . . . her road will surely lead to success. Clubs: Euclidians 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Latin 4, Senior Play 4. Foreign Relations Club 3, 4; Donkey Basketball 4, Library Aide 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2 61 CHARLES WHIDDEN 9 Maple Street Undecided Charlie . . . experience is the best teacher . . . active in most S. H. S. plays . . . the lead role in Senior Play . . . Too many cooks spoil the broth ' . . . S. H. S. football fan . . . future chef. Clubs: French 2, 3, National Thespians 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. WILLIAM JOHN WHITE 120 Howard Street College Good looks and intelligence combined . . . intellectual conversationalist . . . golf, baseball, cars, and road racing . . . seen working at Liggett ' s . . . got a BANG out of chemistry lab period . . . John HAZEL ANN WICET 23 Lynnfells Parkway College Beaver . . . class comedian . . . once she was almost caught being serious ! . . . parties are soooo great! . . . tat ented artist . . . looking forward to col- lege days. Class Board Of Directors 3; Clubs: Art 3, 4, French 3, 4, Pep Squad 2. 3, Student Council 2, 3; Glee Club Concert 1; Girls ' Club — Social Chairman 3; Ath- letics: Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 — Cap- taio. VIRGINIA EILEEN WILCOMB 5 Jane Drive Fashion Design School Ginny ' s bright personality has added much to our days at S. H. S. . . . sewing and knitting keep her in stitches . . . loves to bowl and to ski ... a ca- reer in fashion designing lies ahead. Clubs: Art 4, Bowling 3 — Treasurer, 4 — Secretary, Dramatic 3, Future Home- makers 4, Marshall Squad 4, Pep Squad 2, 3; Style Show 3, 4. PHILIP JOSEPH WILDMAN 3 Elaine Avenue Navy Energetic boy with a wide range of in- terests ... a valuable asset to DECA . . . cars are the real thrill in his life, but hockey and football deserve some recognition . . . it ' s going to be An- chors aweigh! for Phil. RUSSELL HAROLD WILDMAN 3 Elaine Avenue Work Good-natured Hoss a ready, casual smile . . . enjoys a good game of hockey . . . Kane ' s is THE place ... a worker at Roseland. Student Council 3. CAROLYN ANN WILLEY 31 Mt. Vernon Street Business School Friendly Carol especially enjoys ing . . . dislikes a domineering sonality . . . You ' ll get over it. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, Sahico 4; Glee Club 1, Style Show 2, 3, 4. sew- per- 62 RONALD JAMES WILLIAMS 11 Talbot Street Work Easygoing Ronnie . . . enjoys a good joke . . . possesses an unusual collection ol glassware . . . football enthusiast . . performs well on the baseball diamond . . . hopes to be an architect. Club: Bowling 3, 4. Athletics: Track 2. 3, 4. WAYNE MICHAEL WILLOWS 30 Bennett Avenue School Tall, husky Wayne . . . bright smiles . . . great sense of humor . . . enjoys all sports . . . beachcomber . . . drag racing enthusiast . . . parties, girls . . . often seen at Ho-Jo ' s . . . noted for his tricky sayings. Clubs: Bowling 2, 3; Chess 2; DECA 3, 4 — President; Dramatic 3; Photography 3; Ski 3. Athletics: Basketball 2; Foot- ball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; Track 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT WILSON 91 Fairmount Avenue Machinist Friendly, likeable Billy ' . . . sincere and dependable . . . twinkling eyes . . . a winning smile . . . witty ... an interest in cars — mechanically inclined . . . performance plus on the baseball diamond . . . enjoys a good football game . . . looks forward to summer beach parties . . . employee of Baker ' s Dozen, Inc. KATHLEEN MARY WOOD 16 Lark Avenue Secretary Sweet Kathy ... a welcome addition to our senior class . . . winter means skiing and skating enjoyment ... a whiz at English . . . stock car races are nice, but summer vacations are the great- est! SUSAN HAL1CE WOODLAND 9 Cottage Street Designers ' School Fashionable Sue . . . energetic and lo- quacious . . . greatly interested in clothes designing . . . faithful football fan . . . objects to getting up in the morning . . . may be seen working in her spare time at Zayre Store. Activity: Style Show 4. MICHAEL ARTHUR YAGJIAN College Mike — always smiling, and joking, . . . when he does something, you know it ' s done well . . . memories of that summer in California . . . President of S. H. S. National Honor Society . . . aspiring pol- itician . . . definitely on the road to suc- cess. Class Vice President 3; Clubs: Bowling 2, Chess 3, 4 — Treasurer, Debating Society 3 — President 4; Euclidians 3; French 3; Latin 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 — President; Student Council 3, 4; Tonto- quonian Business Staff; Band Concert 3, RICHARD WALTER WOODS 40 Appleton Street Trade School Rich . . ' . crew cut and freckles . . . pleasant smile . . . enjoys all sports . . . artistically inclined . . . skillful with his hands . . . collects coins. 63 J() N CAROL HILTON 7 Edgehill Road Business Perl, peppy, and petite . . . loves In laugh and liave fun ... a faithful Sachem football squad follower ... al- ways si li-lilv dressed ... an Interest in the welfare of others . . . Joan. Show. PATRN IV M R1E BRl NO 1 Shore Road College Cute Pat . . . active in all sports . . . plans to be a teacher . . . frequents the beach . . . loves parties . . . care free . . . sociable . . . Clubs: French 2, 3, 1; Athletics: Basket- ball 3,  . Softball 2, 3, 1; LeSoleil stall; Guidance Office Aide; PHILIP JOHN BRUNO 27 Evergreen Street University of Wyoming Quiet but amiable . . . considerate f iith.-rs . . . import front Wakefield . . . great athletic ability . . . excellent per- former on the football field; basketball devotee, also . . . Phil. SAUNDRA LEE CHASE 7 Virginia Terrace Lynn Nursing Our laughing Sandi . . . talks a blue streak and is sincere in all she says . . . skiis and skates in winter; swims and plays Softball in summer . . . Ya, right away! ... a future nurse. Clubs: Future Nurses ' 3, 4; Athletics: Basketball 4, Softball 4. CHARLES TAYLOR CIAMPA Undecided Smiling ■Cbuckie . . - always ready for a good time . . . subtle humor . . . mechanically inclined . . . derives much enjoyment from working on automobiles . . . football fan. FRANK FREDERICK GROSS III 9 Prospect Street College Mischief prone Frank . . . thoughts of days in Maine . . . girls with long hair are tops . . . redheads, stay away . . . basketball fan always . . . seen working at Godfried ' s. Clubs: Chess 2, 3. French 4; Glee Club 1. MARY JEAN LINDSEY 23 Richard Street Work Talkative and friendly Mary . . . enjoys all sports, especially bowling, basketball, swimming, and golf . . . Italian food? are her favorites ... we hope you won ' t tear any more skirts on nails Clubs: DEC A 4, Future Homemakers 1, Student Council 1, PETER GEORGE RICHARD 8 Golden Hills Road Military Police Rocket . . . mad about motorcycles and money . . . dislikes snobby people . . . during the summer can be found working for a construction company . . . Where ' s the party? . . . football, foot- ball, and more football. Athletics: Hockey 4, KATHLEEN ELLEN VACCARO 112 Walnut Street Hairdressing School Amicable Peaches or Kathy . . . really enjoys swimming . . . takes a fancy to motorcycles . . . after gradua- tion from S. H. S. she ' ll make a fine hairdresser. JOSEPH EDWARD COFFILL Undecided Easy-going and quiet . . . enjoys a g o joke . . . athletically inclined . . takes pleasure in participating in a n riety of sports . . . Joe. ROBERT SHAW HUSSEY 10 Raddin Terrace College Dark-haired, nice looking Bob . . . affable manner . . . disturbed by those not on time . . . weight lifting is his specialty ... in the summertime he can be found in local treetops (working, of course) ! STANLEY EDMUND MABEE 29 Henry Street Selling Quiet Stan . . . sometimes hidden humor . . . delights in water-skiing . . . mechanically inclined . . . enjoys watching, and participating in, a variety of sports . . . known for consuming enormous amounts of coke and cookies . . . serious DECA student. PAUL ANTHONY STAFFIER Undecided Mild-mannered and amiable . . the light side of things . . . takes a great interest in all sports . . . derives much enjoyment from skiing . . . Paul. KENNETH FRANK WALLACE 75 Dudley Street Undecided Friendly, good-natured Ken favorite pastime: tinkering with cars . . . enjoys watching football and baseball games. STEPHEN MARTIN DONOVAN 80 Central Street Undecided . sharp Husky Steve . . . amiable crew-cut . . . always smiling joys participation in sports, football and basketball. especially ELAINE NORA KENNEDY 7 Intervale Avenue Undecided Smiling and talking . . . memorable laugh . . . sport car racing enthusiast . . . takes much pleasure in watching S.H.S. basketball games . . . Blondie or Elaine. ROBERT JOHN MAYR 411 Essex Street Undecided Husky Bob . . . quiet ways . . . always mild -mannered . . . enjoys a good joke . . . never in a great hurry . . . likes girls . . . takes pleasure in writing notes. KATHLEEN MARY SURETTE 109 Adams Avenue Business Cute and petite . . . blond, blond bait . . . seen at many Sachem sports events . . . soft-spoken . . . friendly to everyone . . . always well- dressed . . Kathy. STEWART CLIFFORD WEYMOUTH 47 Cleveland Avenue College Easy-going Stewart . . . hits the mark in hunting ... a baseball devotee . . . fascinated by a fast moving football game . . . definitely enjoys living . . . his future includes the construction busi- ness. DAVID ROGER EASTMAN 20 Oak Hill Road College Quiet, sincere Dave ... a diligent student . . . takes pleasure in watching a good game of football . . . car racing devotee . . . likes money . . . does part time work at Brcnnan ' s News Store . . . Ask me if I care. PHILIP MICHAEL LAMBERT Undecided Likeable and good humored . . . not easily excited . . . quick smiles . . . enjoys most sports . . . spends many winter days on the ski slopes ... no more broken bones, hopefully . . . Phil. ALBERT ANTHONY MAZZONE 7 Lindsell Street Navy Good-natured Sonny . . . dabbles in art and builds swimming pools greatly enjoys football . . . Anchors away ! BENJAMIN JOSEPH TRAHAN, JR. Undecided Huskv Ben , - . good-natured . , - ronsiderate of others ... a sprcin! inter- est in mechanics . . . spends nuii-h ol his spare time working on automobiles. EDWARD WALTER WORMSTEAD 24 Emory Street Undecided Quiet and reserved . . . mild-mannered . . . never in a great hurry . . finds activities outside of school interesting . . . light hair, light spirit . . . nut prone to be overbearing . . . Ed. 64 In Memoriam Lome MacOrquodale CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me. And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark. And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark ; For tho ' from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. Alfred, Lord Tennyson 65 MOST HELPFUL TO S.H.S. Boyd Doty Lorraine Hart BEST DRESSED Jeffrey MacDougall Jo-Ann Guttadavro Who BEST LOOKING John Sands Marie Buckless FRIENDLIEST John Ludwig Margaret O ' Neil 66 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alexander Winn Janice Cook MOST SINCERE Gregory MacDonald Sharon Mitchell Who £1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ■ MOST COURTEOUS Jeffrey Cole Rosemarie Gagliardi MOST ABSENT-MINDED Dana Cushing Michelle Caruso 1 -Tf J $ Jiofe MOST AMBITIOUS Michael Yagjian Elaine Manoogian CLASS ARTISTS William Newhall Frances Drozdowicz 68 M _ - BEST COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND BRAINS John Nourse Susan Kenney CLASS WITS Ronald Shaw Hazel Wiget 69 MOST POPULAR Jane McClintock Michael Sullo BEST DANCERS Cynthia Rhoades Richard Graham BEST ATHLETES Mary Canfield Richard Serino MOST DEPENDABLE Ellen Fladger Henry Sienkewicz TYPICAL TEENS Catherine Merrill Ronald Farren 70 MOST SOPHISTICATED Selena Bucchiere Steven Spinosa STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE Boyd Doty BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVE Henry Sienkewicz EXCHANGE STUDENT Bo-Ingemarr Jonsson OBTAINED MOST ADS Boyd Doty Albert Iapicca ■ .A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Janice Cook ■ ■  . ■ 71 Miss Indresano ' s chemistry class In and About Ready or not — Here we come Concentration is the answer ar£ 9B0£ i23 Field Hockey can be fun? 72 Anyone for football? The S.H.S. Book Fair What ' s in there? Mr. O ' Connor and Friend — Two new members of the faculty Saugus High i f i ■ I I i ■ H ■ J ■ 1M A drop of sulphuric acid, perhaps? 73 Veni, Vidi, Vici! Finally— the end Enjoying the evening 74 The ' Grand March Girls ' Club The Girls ' Club of Saugus High School is a unique organization. Its membership includes the entire female student popula- tion of S.H.S. and the club provides activ- ities enjoyable to every girl. The officers and their escorts. Assistance in the kitchen 75 The evening begins ■ H I I ■ ;i fc v - .t? V V«. ' ■ I ■ I (r The Teahouse of the August Moon v I ..m il in Thr rr lata JOHN I ' ll RII K N I KN SNI IDI I Directed b UM M M!V I l - ■ i li MI!S NADENI Mils (In S VMM i RGI si GKECOVICH 11 RDY III UN nsiiv 01 l WON VN OLD WOM XNS l M GHTER Till: I ' AiiillTKIi ' S CHILDREN LADY mi: KEORA Mil. H0KAJDA Mil. OMURA Mil SI MATA Mil. SI MM s FATBKR MR. SEIKO MISS H1GA JIGA MR. 08HTRA VU I HGERS I  --| r l.i ■■( BppMn I I U Samuol Donato Whiddl ii K.,t. „ Sh.!.t,.i, Man. ) mn. Jaequal im Waller, I. cur. mi.- l.,li.iii Staph Il;irr It. w raga Bruea Carbona llar. ' l.l Kingman ' ' l . Michael Sulk. I ' .i.l, l.-rr. ■ LADIES ' I KAGUE FOR DEUOCR V I J.; I Linda Clark, Kathi ine H - 1 HI 0SS0M 1 1, Egan CAPTAIN M.I IAN It.,,,,,. Waganfeld Til Kill: Wll.l. BE A TEN MINUTE INTERMISSION BETWEEN mis SYNOPSIS OP SCENI 9 ICf I I Okinawa, Corlooe] I ' unly ' .K office, IJHQ. ' 2- Outside Captain Kinby ' s quartan, (Jill}. 3. Tohiki Village AIT II 1. Tohiki Village. Hire. l-.IIQ. 3. Capuiin 1 l.l.iki. 4. Tobiki Village. u r III 1. The Taahotiat of the August Moon. Captain Fisl.y ' s oAVa, Tol,iki. I),.- Taahouaa ,.f the August Moon. 3. Getting Ready. Old lady not know one road from an- other. i Sakini, I ' m assigning you to Capt. Fisby. We ' ll build a fine new school. — Pentagon shaped. 78 y- -■« • 80 Jfie tvorA is not 1 ours to finisfi, Jjut neiifier- tre ive free to taAe no part in it. ■ ■ ■ Jim rrom 1 ' A tfJW 7 fie Hoof 0 € t flics -A H ■ 1 Underclassmen 81 I Class of 1967 Offi icers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: John Dancewicz Vice President: Christine Vatcher Secretary: Voula Agganis Treasurer: Douglas Woodward BOARD OF DIRECTORS Susan Jayne Hurlbert, Diane Doherty, James Paolini, Carmen D ' Amico, Thomas Dewing. Advisor: Mr. Robert Clark Mrs. Marcia Sartorelli W07 ROW 1: Cherly Morse, Frederic Conti, Kathleen Peluso, Voula Agganis, Charles Cushing, Doreen Le- Blanc ROW 2: Gary Sund, Lucinda Gray, Arthur Grabowski, Catherine Maher, Charles Prescott, Margaret Smith, Stanley Egan ROW 3: Marjorie Townsend, Angelo Lunt, Johann Boudreau, Patrick Cardalisco, Judith Ruffen, Jeffrey Wright, Janis Sordillo E02 ROW 1: Donna Quaqlier, Judith Robinson, Salvatore Anastasi, Margaret Collum, Susan Wheeler ROW 2: Linda Wormstead, Stephen Malgeri, Janet Wilson, Thomas Dewing, Sharon Samuels, Carmen D ' Amico ROW 3: Charles Bean, Lee Krzywicki, Paul Uga, Lindsey Smith, James Paolini, Muriel Haley 82 E05 ROW 1: Peter Iengo, Janet Kierstead, Gail Mande- ville, Dennis Hansen, Brenda Kulikoski, Mary DeLeo, Dolores Dudley, Frank Carter ROW 2: William Brackett Jr., Nancy Dombrowski, Paul Surette, Amy Smith, John Faragi, Andrea Boles, Walter Newbury, Henrietta Veno, Anthony Andaloro ROW 3: Patricia Lyons, Charles Southard, Georgianna Bejtlich, Ralph Roberts, Maureen Santiano, Joseph Meuse, Allison Leek, Douglas Woodward E06 ROW 1: Paul Farrenkopf, Ruth Castle, Andrew Penny, Diane Doherty, David Demers, Virginia Colarus- so, Christie Serino, Raymond LaRouche ROW 2: Maureen Steele, Richard Mabee, Joan Whetzel, James Mancuso, Annelle DiMinico, Deirdre Kelley, Henry Smith ROW 3: John Walker, Barharajean McNeill, Lepnard Angelo, Carol Mills, John Hansen, Donna Woodland, Daniel Brierley, Haroldine Clark, Erine Southard E07 ROW 1: John Forbes, Carol Rubbicco, Thomas Bel- monte, Lillian Colantuoni, Joseph Des Rosiers, Laurita Walsh, William Brown ROW 2: Robert Manning, Valerie Caswell, Ernest Venezia, Kathleen Perry, David Leighton, Dale Shan- non, Stephen Armistead ROW 3: Claire Lawrence, Bruce Maxwell, Clare Hanson, Alan Drozdowicz, Delma Diotte, John Wood- man, Carol Walling 83 E08 ROW 1: JoAnn Bamford, Harley Lever, Christine Vatcher, Michael Kimball, Barbara Wildman, Charles McCarthy, I ' atriiia Smith ROW 2: Thomas Hatch, Sandra Kootz, Alexander Przybylski, Mary McKenzie, Raymond Surette, Diane Traverse, Charles Mortellite KO Y 3: Sharon Silver, James Donovan, Mary lee Miller, John Chadwick, Marilyn Holbrook, Richard Belvea. Agatha Cuntino E09 ROW 1 : Richard Kotchian, Karen Caddy, Frederick Harrison, Marylou McLoughlin, Richard Lombardo ROW 2: Jonathan Trefry, Jayne Hurlbert, Richard Salsman, Elaine Williams, Ronald Cook, Virginia Sorenson ROW 3: Carol Bentley, Daniel Donovan, Lucille De- Vincenzi, Donald Svenson, Elizabeth Balser, William Ellis E10 ROW 1: Donna Christopher, Michael Winn, Carol Venza, George Long, Marie Loiselle, John Simon ROW 2: Thomas Saulenas, Eileen Correggio, John Falasca, Lucille Bucchiere, Howard Dow, Kristine Berry 7 ROW 3: Bonnie Husson, Vernon MacLeod, Jeanne Harring, Richard Southard, Brenda Milano, James Pignato 84 Ell ROW 1: Dorothy LaVoie, Ellen Kenerson, Charles Bilton, Rebecca Sanborn, George Chobanian, Priscilla Harrington, Constance Bacon ROW 2: Paul Scire, Karen Tagney, Michael Mitchell, Susan Petkewich, Robert Madden, Linda Dow, George Ossinger, Marie LaVecchio ROW 3: Donald Constantino, Violet Feener, John Di- Minico, Patricia Simonson, Daniel Roden, Theresa Constantino, Stephan Woodbury, Louise Bucchiere. El 2 ROW 1: Audrey Rossetti, Steven Ossinger, Linda Brownlow, Patsy DeThomas, Eleanor Kelloway ROW 2: Evelyn DiNapoli, Frank Finegan, Linda Austin, Robert Pesce, Marilyn Seide, Michael Harnden ROW 3: Paul Hunter, Marsha Shay, Louis Sollo, Cathryn Tarr, George Marlin, Laura Bishop El 3 ROW 1 : Carol Clayton, Paul Heffernan, Margaret Sonier, Robert Lovett, Regina Magnan, Michael Kmita, Eileen Walters, Lorraine McKinnon ROW 2: Michael Putnam, Judith Powers, James Gaines, Sara Bannon, Bruce Crowell, Barbara Dage- nais, Erancis Hochmuth, Diane McCulley ROW 3: Patricia Willard, Donald Murray, Marilyn Camplese, Stanley Russo, Judith Domigan, Michael Shell, Catherine Tobin, John Dancewicz 85 •£ . E14 ROW 1: Jane Claflin, Karen Lindsey, Maureen Barry, Patricia Boisvert, -Margaret Crighton, Ellen Thomas ROW 2: Eileen Emery, James DiBattista Jeanne Stolos, Robert Safer, Sandra Howell, Charles Razumny ROW 3: Charles Shipulski, Darlene Flight, Edward Maguire Geraldine Lumsden, Joseph Dardzinski, De- borah Hickman El 5 ROW 1: Judith Clark, Glenys Blanch, Ralph San- tosuosso, Margaret Mazzone, Norman Barry, Maureen Maher, Thaddeus Schirl, Linda Fritz ROW 2: Jeanette DiCarlo, John Shipulski, Judith Fabiano, Stephan Spoffore, Carmen Orlandella, Joseph Carbone, Corinne Prentice, Patsy DeThomas ROW 3: William Winsor Judith Higgins, Michael Bookman, Kathryn Lumsden. 86 Class of 1 968 Officers Advisor: Mr. William Doyle Miss Maureen Kennedy Pres. Richard Loiselle Vice Pres.: Linda DiMinico Sec: Brenda Murgida Treas. : Constance Bancs Board of Directors: James McGonagie, Lois Graham, Joan Seahoyer, Stephanie Ciullo, Joanne Valasunas SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: Connie Banks, Richard Loiselle, Brenda Murgda. ROW 2: Janice McGonagie, Lois Graham, Joan Seaboyer, Stephanie Ciulla. W08 ROW 1 : Joanne Pedi, Linda Williams, Linda Shaw, Christine Reynolds, Joanne Valasunas, Katherine Callas ROW 2: Donald Clark, Louise Spencer, Robert Falasca, Christine Whyte, Dean Ward, Cheryl Mc- Carron, Karen Geotis ROW 3: Linda Novick, Frederic Flammia, Linda Davidson, Kenneth Prout, Patti Bellitti, Richard Butcher, Judith Tibbetts W09 ROW 1 : Bonnie Meehan, Mary Champuox, Francis Jensen, Liane Ward, Marie McGregor, Mary Olivari ROW 2: Edward Patch, D iane Chipman, John Novicki, Joan Seaboyer, Michael Boulgier, Anne Leo, William Spadafora ROW 3: Diane Thompson, William Mallett, Marilyn White, Michael Goodwin, Barbara Smith, Arthur Cahill, Kathleen Avelino 87 WW ROW 1: Alfred Lever, Joseph Magnan, Stephanie Ciullo, Priscilla Casey, Louis Jordan, Denise Danse- reau, Nelson Chang, Norman Spence ROW 2: Donna Park, John Boy, Edith Callina, Will- iam Babcock, Patricia Sorenson, Thomas O ' Shea, Faye Goodwin, George Paris ROW 3: Janice McGonagle, James Meredith, Sandra Perry Edward Wolfe, Sharon Popp, Edward Burke, Kathleen Iwanowicz, Lawrence Vigneaux At « T I ' ll  ! U  , Wll ROW 1 : Susan Evans, Jane Davis, Thomas Stephans, Diane LeDrew, Patricia Breau, George Teehan, Gayle Merrithew, Donna Flynn ROW 2: Anne Brescia, Charles Nelson, Nancy Grif- fin, James Noce, Bernadine Milano, Michael Chiulli, Lois Graham, Thomas DeThomas, ROW 3: Stephan Cotter, Barbara Cicco, Gerald Di- Chiara, Linda MacGlashin, Henry Paolini, Suzanne Smith, Thomas McCormack, Wanda Ringenwald W12 ROW 1: Joan Zarrella, Damon Moore, Laurie Ellis, Janet Diver, David Mercer, Janice Fournier ROW 2: Phyllis Ciardiello, Frank Garofalo, Janet Lawton, Bruce Nickerson, Christine Kmiec, Robert Pagliarulo ROW 3: Steven Martin, Cynthia Campbell, William Holland, Linda McLaughlin, Albert Palver, Christine Venti V A ih m ■ f I r HB 88 W13 ROW 1: Linda Scanzillo Carol DeVito, Ethel Carbone, John Chrisos Judith Barnes, Gail Thirkell, Marilyn Lyons ROW 2: Paul Smith, Ethel Ianniciello, David Harri- son, Marcia Hurll, Alan Eriekson, Gayle Procopio, Walter Nickerson, Joanne Babin ROW 3: Joseph Guiffreda, Janet Munroe, Scott Kenrick, Carol Whelton, Ronald Coron, Charlene Brown, Paul Kostecki W14 ROW 1: Anne Collins, Nancy Clayton, Darleen Smith, James Carter, Linda Burke, Carol Pogson, Joyce Eriek- son ROW 2: Carol Geddles, Thomas Ozahowski, Linda Wheaton, James Walker, Christina Sullo, Dean Adrien, Lisa Lindquist ROW 3: Mark Wetherbee, Elizabeth McCormack, Kevin Martin, Nancy Diamond, Ronald Bookman, Phyllis Palumbo, Thomas Hurd A02 ROW 1: Glenn Jeffrey, Chester Bejtlich, Joseph Dollard, Joanne Adams, Diane Marcy, Walter Daniels, Robert Perry, Paul Harring ROW 2: Frances Deary, Kenneth Castle, Patricia Kmita, Gerald Falasca, Nancy Cuppola, George Bishop, Gail Rich, Kenneth Muise ROW 3: Robert Thurell, Olga Anganis, Clifford Wil- ley, Paula Geehan, Robert Bertrand, Maria Spencer, Paul Agersea, Vicky Wells 89 A04 ROW 1: Madeleine Wasson, Norma Brown, Jennie Woo, Joanne Healy, Sandra Sillars, Marsha Perry ROW 2: Robert Chaffee, Donna Ahl, Leonard Aubrey, Deborah Gove, Gary Boivin, Elizabeth Jerzylo, Paul Kotchian ROW 3: Melinda Spofford, Kenneth Riley, Connie Tomeo, Joseph Ciaramitaro, Donna Melchionno, John Butler, Rita Cuddi A 05 ROW 1: Edward Graham, Susan Beverage, Paul Trudeau, Christine O ' Brien, Roger Ryder, Patricia Menna ROW 2: Clare Manship, Diane Donovan, Donald De- vine, Carole LaFerla, Kenneth Johnson, Doris Old- ford, Wayne Badessa ROW 3: Edward LeBlanc, Brenda Murgide, Fred Kappa, Nancy Wishneuski, George Anderson, Joanne Lipkiewicz CI 5 ROW 1: Lucille DeBlasio, Richard Loiselle, Martha DriscolH William Perry, Sharon Keene ROW 2: John Murphy, Paulette Carli, Michael Steele, Joanne Foresteire Robert DellaRusso ROW 3: Sandra Lally, David O ' Neill, Helen Tiedt, Peter Simonsen, Eileen Toomey 90 :T ;W C21 ROW 1: Katherine Marciano, Patricia Denning, Sheila Hill, Carolyn Brackett ROW 2: Mary Wetmore, David Forni, Patricia Burns, Dennis Murray, Claudia Pheuppin ROW 3: Susan Sbuckra, Anthony Bicchieri, Sharon Long, Charles Lang, Linda DiMinico C24 ROW 1: Priscilla Nelson, Linda Gallagher, Marcia Whalen, Vera Harrden, ROW 2: Ronald Brown, Lynn Hillis, Patricia Aleksa, Victoria Osborne, Thomas Moore ROW 3: Joanne Bailey, William Underhill, Helen Lord, Bruce Marks, Carol Knight C25 ROW 1 : Lynne Aronson, Karen Harnden, Kevin Smith, Mary Ann Boyle, Judith Struzziero ROW 2: Bonnie Wolfe, Daniel Durgin, Mary Larkin, Dennis Hnatowicz, Sandra Doherty ROW 3: Joseph Savasta Susan Newbury, Paul Kontos, Kathleen Alley, Stephan Pizzoti 91 Class of 1969 Offi icers Pres. : Angelo Serino Vice Pres.: Kathleen Barcssi Sec.: Joan Judge Treas. : Nancy Carvad Advisor: Mr. Harold Musgrave Miss Elizabeth Arribea A 05 ROW 1. Robert Matthias, Stephen Midgetey, Roger LeBlanc, Linda Inserra, Janet Busalacchi, Louis De- Souza, Michael Manship, Carol Rondino. ROW 2. Dennis Boisvert, Michael Valoranie, Miriam MaCleod, Peter LeGrow, Linda Scannell, Howard Wheeler, Cynthia Smith, Joseph Panarello, Darlene Uga, John Knickle ROW 3. Joseph Donovan, Caj-olyn McNeill, Edward Walsh, Karen Trecartin, David Devlin, Michelle O ' - Brien, Peter Seksnski, Christine Golden, Wayne Bambory. n i if 1 j ff fi E05 ROW 1. Paul Harrison, Catherine Schirl Richard Carli, Cathleen Vient, Donald Spinelli, Pamela Howell, Stephen Edwards, Joan Judge. ROW 2. Denise Arsenault, James Logue, Jane Nagle, Rodney Lavoie, Dorothy Swenson, Chris Agersea, Kathleen Allen, Stephen Pescatore, Linda Whyte. ROW 3. Richard McCormack, Janice Gianascola, David Blundell, Laurel Chernoff, Raymond Leather, Linda Bennett, Bruce McCarrier, Beverly Pickett, Robert Mosher. 92 •■:w« ' E06 ROW 1. Beverly Murray, Patricia Ludwig, Joanne Doucette, Leslie Crowell, Leslie Radler, Leona Lois- elle, Dale Robinson, Patricia Cecere, Linda Gignac, Pamela Brown. ROW 2. Angelo Serino, Elizabeth Dormer, Robert Badger, Karen Traverse, James Doherty, Mollie Whet- zel, John Pesce, Judith Meszaros, James Anganis, Eola Aborn, Dennis Roy. ROW 3. Stephen Manley, Diane DeFuria, Robert McCormack, Sharon Nichols, Richard Smith, Ellen Svenson, George Burnham, Nancy Bishop, James Cof- f ill , Jacqueline Calient, Michael Ichniowski. E07 ROW 1. James McGarry, Carol Conners, Verne Rup- right, Henry Merrifield, Donna Rand, Gregory Dugas, Dale Manter, Mary Robleski, Allan Cuddi, Robin De- Mauro. ROW 2. Donna Ferreira, Timothy Collins, Donna Ven- tola, Richard Surette, Barbara Scott, Roy Bourgeois, Patricia Lumsden, Joseph Gould, Carleen Nicholson, Britt Johnson. ROW 3. Robert Pantalone, Carol Kozlosky, Warren Mosher, Jeanne Phelan, Stephen Barrett, Carol Cal- kins, George Perry, Daryll Whitehurst, George Harvey, Linda Cataldo. E08 ROW 1. John Merrill, Patricia Randazzo, Daniel Picariello, Mary Harrington, Robert Glazer, Jean Cundy, Michael Ahl, Diane Duval. ROW 2. Michael Rossi, Beverly Soriano, Stephen Anthony, Janice Scott, Richard Roman, Eileen Mc- Garvey, Daniel Swanson, Jane Ballard, John Mulley. ROW 3. Franklyn Collum, Susan Niles, Francis Black, Denise Caswell, Paul Doucette, Janis Dell, Stephen Paolini, Linda Varney, Peter Klopf. 93 ■ W07 ROW 1. David Kur , Phyllis Southard, Herbert Wood, Louise Rice Judith Walsh, Janel Johnson, Jeffrey Bartek, Mallory Maloney, Gar) Munsen. ROW 2. Eugene O ' Brien, Lorraine Prout, Oavid Col- pitis Kathleen Dunham, Patrick Ventrice, Brenda Wolfe, Richard Marsh, Karen Simonson, Robert Cur- rie. ROW 3. Robert Samms, Sharon Lowell, Stephen Nicholson, Susanna Peary, Louis Fladger, Patricia Bowen, Frederic Alther, Vicki Morrison, Wallace McKenzie. W08 ROW 1. Dianne Powell, Robert McLoughlin, Christine Teehan, Stephen Anable, Katherine Streeter, Joseph Maestranzi, Karen Cochrane, Joseph Pecorella, Leona Carr. ROW 2. Lawrence Andrus, Karen Sienkewicz, Herb- ert Martin, Patricia Murphy, Mark Salsman, Anne Connaughton, William Hynes, Christina Moriello, John Burke, Donna DiGiacomo, William Rendell. ROW 3. David Walsh, Marlene Guilmette, Jan Olsen, Denise Flammia, Richard Hanson, Lillian DeFeo, Michael Lombard!, Julie Mallon, Douglas Bilton. W09 ROW 1. Linda Basanise, Patricia Kornotowski, Ralph Perrota, Patricia Richard, Pamela Candia, Janet Champoux, Robert Jordan, Jean Woods, Jeanne Siraco. ROW 2. Thomas Armao, Cynthia Martin, James Canole, Christine Cuscuna, Steven Lawrence, June Grasso, Kenneth Mordaunt, Charlene Myles, Charles Sampson, Donna Ditondo, Leo Archambault. ROW 3. Charles Landrigan, Patricia Heidebrecht, Arnold Willey, Deborah Little, Dennis Howell, Inez Maker, Louis O ' Neil, Nancy Wolfe, Leonard Caruso, 94 WW ROW 1. Eric Dearstyne, Nancy Conrad, Daniel Mc- Neil, Ann Anzalone, Kenneth Saccone, Louise Anas- tasi, Kenneth Buckless, Linda Lombardo, Lawrence Gardner, Cheryl Marquis. ROW 2. Dennis Marzakis, Judith Willcox, William Lampros, Jackie, Clancy, Richard Hussey, Joyce Marston, Bruce Flashenburg, Jane Shipulski, Joseph DiGiacomo, Paula Tavernelli, Albert Polese. ROW 3. Garry Waitte, Kathleen Stiles, Edward Costa, Robin Berry, John Penfield, Wendy Carr, Curtis Weaver, Patricia O ' Neill, James Hanson, Deborah Moore, Mark Renda. Wll ROW 1. Robert MacOrquodale, Nancy Orlando, Richard Spence, Linda Skerry, Jeffrey Cushing, Linda Maguire Francisco Quartarone, Mary Home, Gary Do- herty. ROW 2. Lorraine Chapman, Helen Merrithew, Linda Basjford, William Robertson, Joan Bruno, David Penney, Duane Le May, William Griffith, Carole Wit- ten, Debra Toner, Diane Forrest. ROW 3. Theresa Brown, Walter Nadworny, Sharon Dascoli, Robert Lovell, Kristine Cooper, Warren Mohr, Susan Eaton, James Armstrong, Roxanna Savary, Thomas Mills. W12 ROW 1. Karen Shepherd Kenneth Esdra, Diane Dever, John Frederick, Ruth Berrett, Thomas Coughlin, Kathryn Nicosia, Philip Aubrey. ROW 2. Linda Landry, Kerry McWade, Janice Hughes, Dana Perhani, Patricia Hanlon, Thomas Magnan, Nancy Whyte, Carl Carmosino, Deborah Chipman, Mark Barry. ROW 3. Michael Russo, Sheila Buckless, Paul Kaval- chuk, Bonnie McClintock, Richard Vincent, Julia Plassman, Stephen Staffier, Dary] Taatjes, Jan Buzun. 95 C07 ROW 1. Thomas Quinlan, Sheila Russell, Lynda Charles, Karen Neale, Robert Domingue, Wendy Melillo, Louise Reczek, Charlotte Edwards, John Cardozo. ROW 2. Kathleen Baressi, Thomas Samuels, Margaret Mekalian, Ronald Joyce, Linda Frusciante, Joseph Williams, Linda Maghakian, Arthur McClintock, Christine Prialaga, Frank Spinelli, Chris Perry. ROW 3. Linda Artemchuk, James Dagenais, Jean- nita Breau, Victor Palermo, Dehra Dumhlauskas, Alan Smallman, Patricia Craik, Stephen Riley, Cynthia Long. C23 ROW 1. David Maher, Daniel Redden, Robert Gon- tarz, Joseph Pellegrino, Daniel Rossetti Arthur Lapierre. ROW 2. Frederick Paris, Alan MacMunn, Robert Miller, Robert Grant, Edward Allan. ROW 3. John Sullivan, Alan Belyea, Barry Boulgier, Richard King Calvin Jenkins, Greg Smith. I jiiiykifc til ' .? t f C25 ROW 1. Christina Cahill, John Tracia, Mary Walsh, Laura O ' Brien, William Grout, Maria Calcagno. ROW 2. Lisa Moses, Robert Millar, Linda Schaffner, Andrew Boles, Lucielle Macleod, Carl Spencer, Judith Barber. ROW 3. Gary Lemure, Karen Jefska, James Landry, Cheryl Parrott, Earl Smith, Sherry Kontos, Kevin Marston. 96 Donkey Basketball J Jf ■MM n hlor Day A Senior Victory . 4 ■HH ■ I !u 102 I 4 ' ' Jne staae is set and ifie curtain is r is in a. 6 e can iiaoe triump i or traaedi , Jor we are ine p auwria it, t ie actors, ana ine audience. Let us 600A our seats for triump i, J ie world is sickened of traaedu. ,Jofin yi. JlCacau eu Activities 103 Tontoquonian Editors Editor-in-Chief: Ellen Fladger Editor of Activities: Susan Kenney Editor of Advert: Boyd Doty Ed. of Biographies: Janice Cook Bu ine Manager: Frances LaVacca Advisor: Miss Helen F. Towle Tontoquonian Staff ROW 1: Mary Lynn, Mary Ann Speciale, Dianne Day, Frances LaVacca, Janice Cook, Ellen Fladger, Susar Kenney, Boyd Doty, Nancy Rial, Jane Alexander, Janis Smith ROW 2. Marcia Polese, Susan Chapman, Frances Drozdowicz, Mary Deary, Marie Buckless, Cynthia Poor, Linda Huggins, Karen Sheldon, Florence Kelly, Jacqueline Weller, Janet Burke. ROW 3. Camille Anzalone, Dorothy Flammia, Michael Yagjian, Marty Saulenas, Albert Iapicca, Stephen Carlson, Robert Serozynsky John McKenna, Samuel Donato, Diane Seaboyer, Karen Bloom. 104 Mt ■H ROW 1: Patricia Denning, Diane Marcy, Doreen Farnham, Thomas Dewing, Jennie Woo, Lorraine Hart, James Boyle, Christine Vatcher, Marie Loiselle, Catherine Merrill, Marcia Polese. ROW 2: Rebecca Sanborn, Lucille DeBlasio, Laura Lunt, Susan Beverage, Andrea Boles, Joyce Ericson, Jane Davis, Laurita Walsh, Lucille DiVencenzi, Carol DeVito, Lynne Aronson, Eileen Martin, Paula Anthony, ROW 3: Joanne Bailey, Mary Bishop, Jeanne Stoles, Jane McClintock, Jeffery Mac- Dougall, Michael Yagjian, Henry Sienkewicz, Boyd Doty, Frederick Conti, James Gaines, James Cook, Cynthia Stead. Student Council Advisors: Miss Helen F. Towle Miss Elizabeth Arribea Officers: Pres.: Lorraine Hart Vice Pres.: Henry Sienkiwicz Sec: Jennie Woo Treas.: James Boyle Freshman Student Council ■ . ' ROW 1. Anne Connaughton, Diane DeFuria, Susan Niles, Linda Magliakian, Anne Anzalone, Phyllis Southard. ROW 2. Joseph Gould, Robert Grant, Daniel Sullivan, Jeff Cushing, Wayne Bambury, Paul Harrison. 105 Club Presidents ROW 1: Jane McClintock, Shirley Davidson, Frances LaVacca, Ellen Fladger, Elaine Manoogian, Diane Seaboyer, Marcia Polese, Kathrine Morong ROW 2: Robert Heffernan, Hazel Wiget, Thomas Green, Michael Yagjian, Nancy Hansen, Richard Serino, Lorraine Hart Paul McGonagle, Laura Lunt, Linda Ballard ROW 3: Boyd Dory, William Newhall, Harold Kingman, Alexander Winn, Wayne Willows, Albert Iapicca, Samuel Donato, Robert Serozynski. National Honor Society Advisor: Mrs. Frances P. Egan Officers : Pres.: Michael Yagjian Vice Pres.: Ellen Fladger Sec: Janice Cook Treas. : James Bartlett ROW 1: Gail Mandeville, Voula Agganis, Nancy Rial, Michael Yagjian, Janice Cook, Ellen Fladger, James Bartlett, Diane Novick, Frances LaVacca, Adele Gurney. ROW 2: Diane Dugas, Janet Burke, Diane Seaboyer, Cynthia Blatchford, Janis Sordillo, Susan Kenney, Jayne Hurlbert, Shirley Davidson, Rosemary Ward, Marcia Polese. ROW 3: Jean Forward, Boyd Doty, James Gaines, Robert Serozynsky, William Bilodeau, William Newman, Douglas Woodward, John Dancewicz, Clare Hansen. 106 Girls ' Club ROW 1: Maria Spencer, Jane McClintock, Rebecca Sanborn ROW 2: Donna Park, Nancy Murray, Rosemary Ward, Marie Buckless, Voula Agganis Cabinet Advisor: Mrs. Isabelle Beauchesne 107 Euclidians Advisor: Miss Charlotte Masiello Officers: Pres. : Thomas Green Vice Pres.: JoAnn Bamford Sec: Janis Saidillo Treas. : Carmen D ' Amico ROW 1: Mary McKenzie, JoAnn Bamford, Thomas Green, Carmen D ' Amico, Janice Sordillo, Marjorie Townsend. ROW 2: Elizabeth Wetmore, Janice Dancewicz, Nelson Chang, Douglas Woodward, Robert Pesce, John Boy, Linda Clark, Diane Novi ck, Mary Wetmore. ROW 3: Paul Agersea, John Dancewicz, Boyd Doty, John LaFerla, Al Iapicca, Michael Carakatsane, John McKenna. Math League Advisor: Miss Charlotte Masiello ROW 1: John LaFerla, Al Iapicca, Diane Dugas, William NewhalJ, Boyd Doty. ROW 2: JoAnn Bamford, Mary Wetmore, Nelson Chang, Michael Carakatsane, Mary McKenzie, Muriel Haley. ROW 3: Marjorie Townsend, John Dancewicz, John Agersea, John Boy, Douglas Woodward, Linda Clark. Chess Club Advisor: Mr. Arthur Bachelder Officers: Pres.: William Bilodeau Vice Pres.: John Laferla ROW 1: James Gaines, John LaFerla, Eileen Lyman, William Bilodeau, Michael Yagjian, Thaddeus Schir ROW 2: Carole LaFerla, John McKenna, James Bartlett, Alexander Winn, James Donovan, Thomas Ford, Bonnie Husson |Qg Debate Club Advisor: Mr. John Guthmann Officers: Pres.: Boyd Doty Vice Pres. : Susan Kenney ROW 1: Martin Saulenas, Susan Kenney, Boyd Doty, ROW 2: Michael Yagjian, James Gaines Interact Club Advisor: Mr. Harold Everitt Officers: Pres.: James Gaines Vice Pres.: Boyd Doty Sec: Alexander Winn ROW 1 : Bruce Carbone, Richard DeAcetis, Boyd Doty, Alexander Winn, James Gaines, Thaddeus Schirl, Frank Hechmuth. ROW 2: Anthony Andoloro, Henry Sienkiwicz, Robert Serozynsky, Ingemar Jonsson, William Bilodeau, Michael Carakatsane, Stephen Spof- ford, Michael Yagjian, David Lavoie. Foreign Relations Club Advisor: Mr. Hartley Peakes Officers: Pres: Martin Saulenas Vice Pres. : Ellen Fladger ROW 1: Elizabeth Wetmore, Martin Saulenas, Ellen Fladger, ROW 2: James Gaines, Michael Yagjian, Boyd Doty, Thomas Ford, ■  q Latin Club Advisor: Mrs. Frances Egan Officers: Pres. 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ROW 2: Susan Nites, Laurel O ' Brien, Laurel Chernoff, Ellen Svenson, Diane DeFuria, Roxanne Savory, Anne Con- naughton. .— s .w«a«a«QSS , f ' - v ■ HH ' , ' . ' . 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ROW 1: Doreen LeBlanc, Helen Tiedt, Phyllis Palumbo, Lucille Devincenzi, Linda Diminico, Josephine DeVincenzi, Jane Davis, Carol Johnson, Patricia Smith ROW 2: Carole Sliger, Carol DeVito, Diane LeDrew, Maureen Mahar, Susan Evans, Mary Larkin, Claudia Pheul- phin, Carmen Orlandella, Dorothy La- Var, Sandra Doherty, Mary Lou Mc- Laughlin, Linda Brownlow. ROW: 3 Brenda Milano, Nancy Dia- mond, Mary Lee Miller, Carolyn Wil- ley, Lindsey Smith, Maureen Santiano, Nancy Hansen, Darlene Flight, Barbara- jean McNeil, Maryanne Gregg, Cheryl McCarron 122 Cheerleaders HM Left to right: Judith Clark, Gail Manderville, Cindy Rhoades, Elaine Manoogian — Captain, Jayne Hurlbert, Mary Bishop, Diane Doherty. ELAINE MANOOGIAN, Captain HAZEL WIGET, Captain Basketball Cheerleaders k 3 1 l_ 3 M i. 1 WhW ■ j y 1 JWP -J -1 ' M k - Jj K J . Hr ' li 1 Vvr I • I , - I KB ■ ■ ■ ■ ' • ' VV ' KNEELING: Deidre Kelley, Margaret O ' Neill, Regina Magnan, STANDING: Jean McCarthy, Christine Berry, Hazel Wiget — Captain, Joanne Lopez, Eileen Emery. Saugus High School Band Glee Club MR. ROBERT A. LYNN, Director 124 • ■. MR. JEROME J. MITCHELL, Director BRUCE BIRD, Drum Major Maria Spencer, Louise Bucchiere, Eileen Correggio, Laura Lunt, Captain 125 All-School Play rcOGNITO A ' Com Three . DIRECTED B ' i MRS NAD1 CAST ALLEN (III 0] Erich Jagendorf Samuel Donato Hea ! Stewardess Carol LaForla Miss Hiliiick Margaret Collum Trudy Blitt Jean Forward Chic Joh: JoAnn Lipkiewicz Mrs. Rascomb Carmen Orlandella Jackson rah Robinson Mrs. Thumbull Marilyn Holbrook Mrs. Shulman Bonnie Brodis Gertrude Shields Carol Johnson Helen Clark Althea Nigro Seedy Sloan Sandra Guidadis Captain Mitchell Edward Lane Fred Collins James Gaines i HeiT Von Siumm Boyd Doty U-Boat S.. Thaddeus Schirl Michael Sullo, David Lavoie SYNOPSIS The entire action of the play takes place in the combination officers ' lounge-auxiliary radio room aboard the pleasure liner S. S. Imperial . Time. 1940. Act. I 1. About 2:00 in the morning 2. Daylight — About five hours later Act II 1. About four hours later 2. Continuation of scene 1 Act III Direct continuation of proceeding scene. They ' ve cut our wires! Incognito ?? The Cast The Production Staft 126 Heil Hitler! I shall have to have it, please! He says that if anybody tries this again he will be shot. How do you do, Stewardess? I ) ' ■ ■ ■ ,t % ■ ■ Dass ist genug, fur dieser Zier! I must ask you please to sit down, Miss Clark 127 128 ■ iS JJH ■ ootball 1965 FOOTBALL SCORES Saugus 24 Saugus 20 Saugus 12 Saugus Saugus Saugus 37 Saugus 18 Saugu s Saugus 35 Season ' s Record 3 wins 4 losses 2 ties Gloucester Beverly Woburn Reading English Swampscott Winthrop Salem Peabody The tension on the sidelines Breaking through Keep in step, girls! T  Ml The Band S.H.S. twirlers in action One, two, threes — kick! 133 Moving out. One, two, three — hike ! 134 ;. Go, Sachems! rhe pile-up Watching from the sidelines Left, right 5. H. S. Football 1965 Come on red, Come on white . . Halftime show Where are you going ' : 135 S. H. S. Hockey-1965-66 HOCKEY TEAM ROW 1: James Blanchard, Richard Serino, Thomas Newhall. Richard Graham, Paul McGonagle, Christie Serino ROW 2: Peter Richard i Mgr. John Dancewicz, Charles Bilton, Bruce Maxwell. William Simmons, James Mancuso, Gregory MacDonald Coaches: Leonard Wall, Paul O ' Brien HOCKEY SCORES Saugus. . . .8 St. Mary ' s 2 Saugus. . . .3 Woburn 2 Saugus. . . .2 Classical 5 Saugus. . . .3 Danvers 1 Saugus. . . .5 Gloucester Saugus.... Lynn English ....() Saugus. . . .7 Swampscott 1 Saugus. . . .4 St. John ' s Saugus. ... 1 Beverly 3 Saugus. . . .4 Peabody Saugus .... 4 Salem 1 Saugus. . . .4 Amesbury 1 Saugus.... 2 Maiden Catholic ..3 Saugus. . . .1 Marblehead 5 Saugus. . . .4 Winthrop 1 Planning the strategy 136 Watch that puck! Face-off A good save by goalie Tommy Newhall Trying to score F3| pp v •V If ' V ' •■ ' 3 ■ .Ar 1 Get that goal! Another close call. 137 ■ ■ ■■H Saugus. . . . . ... 79 ....64 1 Saugus. . . . ....71 ....55 Saugus. . . . ....84 Lynn Classical ....66 Saugus. . . . ....65 Haverhill ....56 1 Saugu . . . . ....80 Lawrence ....63 - Saugu- .... ....61 Lynn English . ... 70 Saugus. . . . ....51 Beverly ....68 Saugus. . . . . ... 78 Peabodv ....56 Saugus. . . . ....83 Lowell ....58 Saugus. . . . ....69 Lynn Classical ....47 Saugus. . . . ....82 Haverhill ....57 Saugus. . . . . ... 50 Salem ....55 Saugus. . . . ....65 Lawrence ....70 Saugus. . . . ....71 Lynn English ....89 Saugus. . . . . ... 72 Swampscott ...74 Saugus. . . . ....51 ....64 Saugus. . . . ....66 Salem ....64 Saugus. . . . ....83 Peabody ....51 i 22 M A :■- ROW 1: Edward Burke, Francis Mascianica, Alexander Winn, Alan Pulver, Ralph Roberts. ROW 2: Robert Safer, Steven Spinosa, Williar Diamond, Philip Georgetti, John Ciambello Coach; William MacNeill Basketball Can he l y ' : Anyone for ballet? The magic touch. Who ' ll get the lull: 139 Girls ' Field Hockey VARSITY ROW 1: Rosemarie Cardoza, Darleen Smith, Margery Erb, Barbara Rossi, Mary Canfield, Diane Ballard, Linda Ballard, ROW 2: Cynthia Stead, Patricia Boudreau, Janice Co6k, Lorraine Hart, Louise Bucchiere Leah Carmilia, Nancy Hansen JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: Karen Harnden. Eileen Walters. Catherine Sylvia, Diane Novick, Dianne Day ROW 2: Linda Ballard, Diane Ballard, Sandra. Lacey, Patricia Boudreau, Patricia Bellitti, Paula Geehan, Carol Mills 140 Girls ' Basketball VARSITY ROW 1: Darlcen Smith, Patricia Bruno,. 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MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 233-1717 = Route 1, 8 Miles North of Boston = VIA MYSTIC RIVER BRIDGE THE SAUGUS ADVERTISER Your Home Town Paper Compliments of SHERMAN ' S MARKET Compliments of R. J. LIFFIN ASSOCIATES Realtor 27 Essex St. SAUGUS 233-2550 CHISHOLM ' S MOTEL 726 Broadway, Route Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-5100 Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Saugus Plaza —SAUGUS— Compliments of TED ' S BARBER SHOP New England Shopping Center SAUGUS, MASS. 233-7938 Best Wishes Class of 1966 RADIO SHACK CORP. N. E. Shopping Center SAUGUS, MASS. Compliments ZENON JEWELERS New England Shopping Center SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 233-4304 Compliments of THE SINGER COMPANY SAUGUS SERVICE CENTER Repairs on all types of Scooters or Cycles SAUGUS. MASS. Best Wishes to 1966 Graduates Compliments of FRENCH SHRINER SHOE CO. 63 Broadway Saugus CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT LOBSTER— STEAK— CHICKEN Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 BROADWAY ESSO 602 Broadway Saugus A FRIEND Route I Saugus For Reservations Tel.: 233-2587 ™ ■ Compliments of JOE AND NEMO, INC BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 MALDEN GRINDING WELDING CO., INC. SACHEM ' S BEAUTY SALON 306 Central St. SAUGUS. MASS. 233-7926 Compliments of TUMBLE INN CHARLIE ' S SHOE SERVICE Complete Shoe Repair Service OLD SHOES MADE LIKE NEW 451 Lincoln Ave. Cliftondale Square WALTER AVERY ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CE 3-9859 243 Broadway, U.S. Route I WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 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 HUHETCIE Best Wishes to the Graduates of Saugus High 1966 EASTERN TOOL STAMPING CO., INC Pressed Metal Engineers Compliments of GIBBS OIL COMPANY A. COGLIANO FOOD MART Groceries and Provisions Wholesale and Retail Meat !s Our Specialty 304 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-9715 rjoGuw;-; ' ' ' ' ' ;j; - ; SERVICE CAB, INC. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY dfltfc 233-2277 NOW OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 469 Lincoln Ave., Saugus Cliffondale Square Compliments of SIGNET TOOL AND DIE, CO. Styles by MR. JOSEPH MAM ' SELLE ' S 449 Lincoln Ave. 233-9768 Best Wishes to 1966 Graduates J. C. BEST BROADLOOM CENTERS 235 Broadway Saugus Future Success to Class of 1966 From SAL ' S MARKET 361 Lincoln Avenue Saugus COMMUNITY FILLING STATIONS 526 Lincoln Ave. CE 3-9705 Saugus, Mass. Compliments of the Y.M.C.A. 486 Central Street SAUGUS, MASS. Kenneth J. Barnes Paul R. Carlson THE PARK PRESS, INC. PRINTERS Fifteen Main Street, Saugus, Mass. TELEPHONE 233-0315 PETER A. ROSSETTI . . . General Insurance . . . 473 Lincoln Ave. |855 Saugus, Mass. Compliments of BRENNAN ' S NEWS STORE 486 Lincoln Avenue Compliments of CARVEL DARI-FREEZE JOHN PRIALAGA, Mgr. Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 (BRD AI) Compliments of SALVATORE J. PETRUCCI Mgr. — Saugus Credit Union Before you accept that first job . . . I Lool over your employer as carefully as he does you What ' s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won ' t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week ' s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer Yes to these questions. They work for New England Telephone Company . . . New England ' s largest employer. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. ]jjjj£ New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer Look over your employer Congratulations to the Class of 1966 THE CHAMPION LAMP WORKS 330 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MASS. A Good Place to Work SINCE 1900 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 THE EUCLIDEANS Compliments of JIFFY MART FOOD STORE 9 Howard Street — Corner Main Street Just off ' Fellsway ' Saugus OPEN ' TIL 9 P.M. Best Wishes PREBLE TEXACO 230 Broadway Saugus Mass. Authorized Dealer R.C.A. Zenith Alexander Avola ALKEN ' S TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE • COLOR • BLACK AND WHITE 310 Central St. Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-0383 TT SWEENEY FUEL Sales FUEL OIL Service 56 Denver Street SAUGUS 233-0550 Best Wishes to Class of 1966 From Marshal Squad Saugus: 233-6590-4 Revere: 289-2202 STYLETONE OF SAUGUS, INC. 373-375 Central Street Saugus, Mass. SAL CAVICCHIO LOU CERULLO Compliments of . . . BERTHOLD LUMBER CO. 392 Main Street SAUGUS, MASS. PRINCE OF PIZZA : ITT ' n Continued Best Wishes From the Staff of THE SAUGUS PRESS a nd THE NAHANT PRESS (The fastest growing newspapers on the North Shore) BOWMAR VARIETY Groceries and Sundries 419 Central St., Saugus 233-9713 Open Until 9 P.M. Every Night of the Year miEBk!iE Prince Drive-In Restaurants ROUTE 1, SAUGUS BRUHM ' S SERVICE STATION Expert Auto Repairing Bear Front End Alignment 99 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. 233-2223 YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE W. T. GRANT COMPANY 589 Broadway SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS New England Shopping Center Charge-It at Grants! No Money Down ... 30 Days or Months to Pay.  J ItSTlUII Compliments of HECK ALLEN ' S 22 Lincoln Ave. Saugus, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 INTERACT KODG ' S BARBER SHOPS, INC. Saugus Location — 356 Central St. Best Wishes to 1966 Graduates 233-2889 233-2431 HERBERT W. SPENCE The Friendly Office Real Estate — Insurance 324 Central St. Saugus ■ , -yv CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP Compliments of LUDWIG ' S CLEANERS INC. 73 Vine Street Saugus, Mass. Compliments of CENTRAL VARIETY Central St. Saugus, Mass. SAUGUS SEA FOODS 314 B Central St. Fresh Fish Daily Fried Specials to Go NELSON ' S FLOWERS 199 Essex Street SAUGUS, MASS. CEnter 3-2307 W. ERNEST LIGHT Printer 5 Columbus Avenue SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 233-0592 FULLERTON FUNERAL HOME 325 Central Street SAUGUS Congratulations to the Class of 1966 SAUGUS BANK AND TRUST, COMPANY Saugus, Massachusetts Compliments of R. L. SWEEZEY SON Shade Screens — Venetian Blinds Doors, Windows 59 APPLETON STREET Compliments of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Compliments of SAUGUS PHARMACY SUB-VILLA Rt. 1 (Opp. Sears) Phone 233-0226 9865 Bd J. , HOFFMAN ' S FRi PA ft , FAMILY FASHION CENTER Cliftondale Square Compliments of r Jf FUTURE NURSES CLUB KOWLOON RESTAURANT Delicious Chinese Food 514 Broadway Route I Saugus 233-0077 PARSONS HEATING OILS JET-HEET JET-COOL LYNN Heating and Cooling Equipment Sales and Service 129 Essex Street 233-1300 NU-LIFE CLEANERS One Day Service 350 Central Street Saugus, Mass. 233-2800 ' 65- ' 66 QgfiPfeleanmg Compliments of CLIFTONDALE WOODWORKING COMPANY (Incorporated) TEL. CE 3-0020 Saugus, Massachusetts Senior Class Officers and Board of Directors Francis Mascianiea, John Sands, Mary Bishop, Michael Sullo, Vice-President; Alexander Winn, President; Janice Cook, Secretary; John Nourse, Treasurer; Lorraine Hart, Gregory MacDonald. Miss Deborah Partiss Mr. Paul Downing Class Advisors I V . H (-om.tiLUru.nti. of Dhz Vationat U U±f2ian± and Compliments of WEST LYNN CREAMERY, INC. 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 Best Wishes to Class of 1966 HOLLETT REAL ESTATE It ' s Fun to Play at ROUTE ONE MINIATURE GOLF AND BASEBALL JERRY ' S BEAUTY SHOP CEnter 3-0199 TOM ' S SERVICRNTER, INC. i M Flying A Products Evinrude Outboard Motors Thompson Boats 693 Broadway, Saugus at Gibbs Oil Company NEW ENGLAND STORES DISCOUNT 5 10 In Cliftondale Square ■for Over 25 Years. Compliments of FUTURE HOMEMAKER ' S CLUB BROADWAY FOOD CENTER Meats Groceries Open 9 AM-8 PM 237 Broadway Lynn, Mass. Compliments of PINECREST AND JAMES MOTEL REVERE KNITTING MILLS FACTORY STORE, INC. S Sweater Headquarters 108 Ferry Street Maiden 48, Mass. DA 4-1670 WATCHES CHARMS DIAMONDS Stern ' s Service Satisfies ARTHUR STERN Jeweler Corner Union and Buffum Sts. Lynn, Mass. LYnn 3-0437 SILVERWEAR CHINA MALDEN BUSINESS SCHOOL The Business School Near Home SECRETARIAL SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING DATA PROCESSING PROGRAM Individual Progress Free Placement Service Day — Evening — Summer 6 PLEASANT STREET, MALDEN Do ' wling Building DA 2-8200 ml It ' s Nice to Be Able to Help People Like You Compliments of SAUGUS CENTER MARKET JOHN BOYD COMPANY 162 Boston Street Lynn, Mass. EVERETT C. HUDSON ' Real Estate Insurance 31 Winter St. Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-2932 Compliments of owoy BEEFBERGER DRIVE-IN 507 Broadway Saugus, Mass. THE CANDLE CRATE 645 Broadway Route I Saugus, Mass. Candles and Candle Holders From Around the World BRUCE B. BOYD D. MIKEC. SKIP K. LYNN AUTO SCHOOL 297 Washington St. Lynn, Mass. LY 2-4840 Learn In Safety to Drive Safely One of the Foremost In Driver Training Compliments of CLIFTONDALE GARAGE A FRIEND Compliments of DAVID A. DWYER Compliments of ROGERS TREASURE CHEST 455 Lincoln Avenue Cliftondale Square ' cards, gifts, and stationery Compliments of CASTLE ROCK SPRINGS 509 Main Street Saugus, Mass. 233-1197 233-3111, 3-1505 JIM TOOMEY SON Aluminum Siding and Gutters Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Jalousie Porch Enclosures Show Room: 9 Essex St. Saugus SENIOR M-SQUAD M— FEARLESS LEADER (CM.) COS 20 (B.R.D.) SEC 20 (W.N.) SIN 20 (A.I.) CSC 20 (J.L) TAN 20 (D.D.) SIN (O+O) (L.C.) COS (O+O) (M.C.) Compliments of IRON POT y%ANN!VERSARY y Compliments of NORTH SHORE SPORTS CENTER Home of High School Hockey Ruth ' s HIGH FASHION 338 Central Street — Saugus CE 3-9882 « p f ■ « V (?«£ ■ c M00 NISSEN ' S THRIFT STORE Route I Saugus, Mass. PERCY A. OWENS Frigidaire Home Appliances Electric Wiring 542 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass. CEnter 3-0070 Compliments of SANTORO ' S ORIGINAL King Size Subs — 50c KEYSTONE WINDOW CO. INC. Aluminum Products Jet. Rt. I and Main St., Saugus 233-0839 Learn in Safety to Drive Safely NATIONAL AUTO SCHOOL 157 Central Ave., Lynn, Mass. LY 8-2719 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 15 to 700 People PHONE SAUGUS 233-7100 BUTLER ' S DRUG STORE I Essex Street CEnter 3-0410 Where Pharmacy Is a Profession FOR THE LIONS SHARE OF NAME BRAND SKI AND ALL WEATHER SPORTING GOODS . . Prowl through the wide selection of- fered by L I O N S HEAD SKI SHOP. A HO RTE. 1, SAUGUS LYNNFIELD LINE Complete Repair Service New Enlarged Parking Area Phone 233-7050 rendezvous at UcO (foatll Charcoal-broiled STEAKS Sea-fresh Maine LOBSTERS Cocktails in the TALLY-HO Lounge SAUGUS Route 1 Tel. 233-0242 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 966 From SAUGUS CHAPTER, ORDER OF DEMOLAY FREE DELIVERY CLIFTONDALE MARKET 23 Essex Street Saugus, Mass. Tel. 233-I030 FRED RAZZABONI In Memoriam THE CHUBBY CHUGGER L A T I N 8 A.M.A., B.S. B.R.D. + A.I. The Food Stores for People Who Care GIRLS ' CLUB Miss Bernice L. Hayward — Dean Emeritus Miss Jane McClintock — President Miss Isabelle G. Beauchesne — Dean of Girls OBTAINED MOST ADS Boyd R. Doty and Albert lapicca Compliments of NICKOLE SALES AND SERVICE 371 Broadway Saugus, Mass. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. DONALD A. ROOS Congratulations and Good Luck to the Senior Graduating Class 1966 MUSIC DEPARTMENT BAND— CHORUS A- 1 STEAK PIT SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER 69 Child 09 ren 236 Broadway Route I, Saugus Mass. Compliments of ADVENTURE CAR HOP Route I Saugus, Mass. Mrs. Iva L. Adlingtcn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Mrs. Mary E. Anderson Mr. Arthur Bachelder Mrs. Isabelle G. Beauchesne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berry Mr. Richard Berry, Jr. Mrs. Lillian M. Bisbee Rep. Belden G. Bly, Jr.— The Fighting Republican M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M John Burns and Mrs. John Carakatsane Herbert J. Carbone Paul Carlson Frank Carter Edward Chamberlain and and and and n awt B«iaiim lw « ll ,.ii|,,„ l[l mi u MtBBti Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. John B. Collins and Mrs. Bradford Conrad and Mrs. Horace Cook and Mrs. Arthur Doherty and Mrs. Samuel Donato Samuel Donato, Jr. and Mrs. Winthrop E. Doty Boyd Raymond Doty Paul Downing William P. Doyle, Jr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Egan Frances P. Egan Harold Everitt and Mrs. Thomas J. Green Thomas Green, Jr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen and Mrs. Tancredi lapicca Albert lapicca iss Rita A. Indresano and Mrs. Edward V. Kierstead and Mrs. Harold E. Kingman Theodore Kostechi, Paul and Elaine Roland M. LaChance and Mrs. Rocco R. LaVacca John Leahy and Mrs. Robert Long and Mrs. Roland E. Mansfield, Jr. Francis B. McClintock George McKay Mr. Charles F. McKenna Mr. John McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Moschella Mrs. Louis V. Nigro Mr. and Mrs. Steve Noce Mr. Peter H. O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plasemann Mr. Anthony Poto Mr. John Quinlain Mrs. Ruth E. Rial Mr. M. J. C. Saulenas Mr. John A. Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seaboyer Mr. Robert B. Serozynsky Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Sheridan Stanley Shipulski Gordon Sim Allen Simmons Simonsen Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Charlotte Masiello and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Aage R. Miss Louise Solomita Mr. Bernard L. Stead Mr. Richard Tibbetts Mr. Benjamin Tort Miss Helen F. Towle Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W. Trefry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tringale Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Wagenfeld Mr. John Waka Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Wall Mr. and Mrs. John Weller Mr. Donald White Mr. Michael Yagjian Mr. and Mrs. John Yag|ian Mother X-Country and Track A. Nonymus Batman Robin Bosworth Q. Borborygmus Bruce Ish T. Yavul H.M.L Lenny Bruce We, the editors of the 1966 Tontoquonian would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to many individuals who have assisted us with the annual this year: our staff, Mr. Bill Rowan of Balfour Company, Mr. Guy Quartarone and Mr. Peter Aiello, the photographers from Lincoln Studios, Edward Lane, a member of the junior class, ' who assisted the senior photog- raphers, the members of the faculty, and the student body. Last but not least we would like to thank Miss Helen F. Towle for her guidance, patience, kindness, and understanding while we were working on the annual. The 1966 Tontoquonian holds the memory of many wonderful experiences for us. We hope that it contains some wonderful memories for you, too, and to those people who have made this yearbook possible we offer our sincere thanks. Autographs 172  Yg TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ■ m SAUGUS PUBUC UBRARY 296 Central St Saugus,MA01906 COME GATHER ROUND PEOPLE WHEREVER YOU ROAM AND ADMIT THAT THE WATERS AROUND YOU HAVE GROWN AND ACCEPT IT THAT SOON YOU ' LL BE DRENCHED TO THE BONE . IF YOUR TIME TO YOU IS WORTH SAVING THEN YOU BETTER START SWIMMING OR YOU ' LL SINK LIKE A STONE FOR THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING. SAUGUS PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1729 00051 8859 3m ' ■■■■ ' ■■ ■ L ■ ■• ■ nK THE LINE IT IS DRAWN THE CURSE IT IS CAST THE StOW ONE NOW WILL LATER BE FAST. AS THE PRESENT NOW WILL LATER BE PAST THE ORDER IS RAPIDLY FADING AND THE FIRST ONE NOW WILL LATER BE LAST FOR THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING. ' - (