Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Haven't You Met ? LOUISE KINSLEY ’59 Surely you must have met Louise Kinsley. Everyone knows this energetic, dashing young blond. Last year at SHS she served as a member of the Junior Night Committee. This year she is secretary of the Student Council, a member of the Girls’ Glee Club, the Radiator and Yearbook staffs, and the Girls’ Athletic Association. Besides being active in school, Louise also holds a part-tme job at the Global Publishing Company. Her other outside activities include Tri-Hi-Y and the Beau-Mondes. Her favorite pastimes are attending foot- ball games, eating pizza, listening to Johnny Mathis’ records and most of all, dreaming of her ideal boy. Her dreamboat must be tall, dark and handsome. He must have a sense of humor and enjoy meeting new people. Any- one in mind, Louise? When asked about her most emharassing moment, Louise blushed and said, “It was while I was attending Northeastern Junior High. Our class had to compete in an athletic competition at SHS. While I was performing, my skirt fell down.” Quite a predicament. Louise’s ambition is to attend either a business college or Salem Teachers’ College after graduation. She also added, “Who knows, maybe I’ll many my dreamboat!!” VINNY PIRO ’59 Ever notice a tall, dark-haired fellow with a penetrating smile? Then you’ve prob- ably met Vinny Piro, one of our best-known senior boys. Vinny stands 6 feet 3 inches, which makes him perfect for playing his two favorite sports—basketball and football. He has played on these two teams in his sophomore and junior year, and is co-captain of our 1958-1959 basketball team. He is also a mem- ber of the Entertainment Group and was President of the Junior Class last year. Vinny reports that his hobbies are bas- ketball, and listening to Frank Sinatra records on his Hi-Fi set. In describing his ideal girl, Vinny states she must be about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with dark brown hair, a nice personality, an under- standing nature, a liking for sports, and “big blue eyes the size of half dollars.” Vinny volunteered his pet peeve which is having to walk behind girls who take their own sweet time while going into the lunch room. (Vinny is always in a hurry at this time of the day.) Speaking of food, Vinny's favorites are steak, spaghetti, and chicken, although he says he has thousands of favorites. Looking into the future, Vinny hopes to at- tend Tufts College and become a dentist. Twenty-s«ven

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Haven't You Met ? ALBERT BOWEN ’59 If you haven’t met Albert Bowen, you must be new at SHS. A1 is treasurer of the Student Council and is in the National Honor Society. Last year, as a member of the Good Gov- ernment Group, he represented our school at Canton High. He also attended the simulated United Nations assembly at Harvard and the Civil Education Conference at Tufts. On May 1, when the Teen Citizens’ Administration as- sumed offices of the city government, A1 served as Recreation Commissioner. In his spare time A1 likes to eat spaghetti, roast beef, and strawberry pie. His favorite sports include skiing and bowling. Wonder why his bowling average is a deep, dark secret ? Contrary to rumor, A1 does not wear knick- ers to school They were merely part of a cos- tume for the Players’ Club presentation of “The Barretts of Wimpole Street.’’ It might interest all 5'4 girls with blue eyes and short brown hair, to know that he likes saques and chemise dresses. Alx ve all, this girl must love to dance. These are Al’s specifications for his dream girl. Future plans include Tufts Pre-Med and Medical Schools, with hope of becoming a gen- eral practitioner. Success to you in your chosen profession, Al. GERALDINE DiBONA ’59 Did you say you haven’t met Geraldine DiBona? Well, it’s about time you did. Gerry is a member of the Glee Club, Portia, Players’ Club, Good Government, and the Teen Age Citizen Administration; but most of us know her as one of Somerville’s most en- thusastic former cheerleaders. Gerry is 5'3 tall, brunette, with brown eyes, and a friendly smile for all who meet her. She loves to eat, and her favorite food is fried clams. As for entertainment, she loves to cha-cha and watch baseball games. Her favorite music is jazz and she prefers “The Freshmen” as her singing group. With all these favorites, she does, however, have a pet peeve—the New York Yankees. To describe her ideal male, she says he would have to be a Harvard student, about 6 feet tall with a brown crewcut and green eyes. (Wonder if her brother Don forced her to mention this!) Whenever there is to be a dance, they al- ways depend on Gerry to get a D. J. (That’s why we see so much of Dave Maynard at Somerville High.) Gerry plans to make dress-designing her career. With her personality, ambition, and charm, she is sure to succeed in reaching her goal. Twenty-six

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Honor Roll SENIOR CLASS M AXIMUM CREDIT Eileen A. DiCiaccio Anne M. McWeeny Nancy J. Osgood Robert P. Taurasi CREDIT Salvatore T. Abisso Sandra Dmiterko Robert J. Merlino John E. Robertson Thomas F. Barry RoseMarie Doyan Barry P. Mirakian Jean D. Runtson Judith E. Beres Mary L. Foppiano Joanne M. Nainto Vivian Santos Henry F. Billings Robert Ford Patricia A. O’Connell Annette M. Stavros Albert L. Bowen Carole Frene Rosalie J. Paino Edna Sullivan Edward R. Braga Richard Higgins Frances C. Paolillo Irene Tassy Thomas M. Brennan Mary J. Kelley Ronald J. Park Patricia Tildsley Sandra A. Cappucci Warren A. Mahady Margaret P. Parks Marion Van Steensburg Dale A. Dangora Gilbert J. McKee Judith A. Pinette Isabelle Warnock Janet F. Willis JUNIOR CLASS MAXIMUM CREDIT Beverly Hamilton Susan Kaup Barbara Magnusson Peter J. Polito Rita Riccardi CREDIT Mary Elizabeth Andrade Maureen Driscoll Bonnie MacGregor Rosemarie Parise Marilyn R. Bargoot Roberta DuCharme Evelyn Maloon Theresa M. Rei James F. Bodoin Mary Dutra Marie Mantzoukas Patricia E. Ryan Anthony J. Caruso Janet Elliott Donna McCutchcon Ruth A. Ryer Carol Ann Caruso Marjorie Emeneau Judith McQuestion Carol Elizabeth Slocomb Joyce Clough Carolyn Estee Dorothy A. Mooney Nancy D. Swett Patricia A. Delano Frances Leccese Paul Murray Evelyn D. Ventura Diana DiNitto James Lint Paul Newton SOPHOMORE CLASS MAXIMUM CREDIT Rose Ballotta Patricia Schofield Stanley Chervin Kenneth Greene Herbert Mower CREDIT Barbara Acheson Andrew Costa Nina Johnson Eileen Scaringi George Allan Carol Ann Costa Ellen Kelley Nancy Shanahan Geraldine Amodeo Grace Costanzo Carol Longntire Sandra Sherwood Sandra Anastas David Curran Elizabeth Lynch William Simmons Robert Baldacci Rosemary Daveta Marilyn Marino Margarette Smith Rosemarie Bombara Dorothy DeFeo Judith McKenna Susan Smith Arlene Borghi Christopher DeSimone Stephen McKenzie Brenda Spector Betty-Jo Boyajian Cosmo DeVellis Claire Michniewicz Katherine Tildsley Mary Bradshaw Sandra DeVellis Lloyd Neal Richard Tobin Frances Burbridge Carol Dion Irene Neves Bernadette Toland Stella Cabral Joan Dougherty Pamela Niedzwiecki Frances Tuff Andrew Camelio Luciano Ferrari Kenneth Packard Carole Uglietto Margaret Camelio Aerivi Galatis George Perry William Vacca Theresa Carlino Marie Ghirarda Diane Pistone Robert Waters Kenneth Caruso Louise Gravellese Sheldon Powers Warren Weil Ann Cecchi Robert Gravina Louise Price Jeanne Willard Donna Cianelli Geraldine Hagopion Guistina Ravasini Borbara Wordell Joseph Ciarcia Arlene Hannaford Irene Salvi Florence Young Jeanne Cobino Marcia Iappini Rosalie Santorelli Joyce Zirpolo Paul Colbert Lorraine Jackowitch Twenty-eight