Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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oy vvuojdj tjooj ■ «RADIATOR YEARBOOK j 1964 aj 'x P RQ6 R E SsQr J HIGH SCHOOL _ Administration 6 Faculty 8 Retiring Teachers 10 Yearbook Staff 1 Seniors oj (Contenti School Song 68 Activities 69 Class Ode 100 Class Poem 103 15 Class History 108 Graduating With Honor 112 Alberi H. Loruux Headmoster John P. Joyce Vice-Hood master Headmaster Albert H. Giroux Vicc Hcodmostcr John P. Joyce Heads of Courses John P. 8fcnnan, College Preparatory Mary M. Brown, Business Education John J. Gortlond, General Building Masters Joseph A. Donohoc John J. Hoban Hugh F. McCuskcr Heads of Departments Mory M. Brown, Clericol Procticc Geraldine F. Fitzgerold, Mathematics Mory Hall, Social Studies Violo M. Jackson, French Patricia F. Keating, Lotin Marie E. Kenney, Science Kotherine T. Lombord, Stenography ond Typewriting Mrs. Helen 8. MccLoughlin, Home Economics Frank L. Mortin, Spanish and Italion Robert E. McKelvey, Bookkeeping Froncis X. Rooney, English Teachers Frances Accorto Richard T. Anderson Alexander Austin, Jr, Mildred A. Ayers Robert J. Barker Joseph E. Beaver Ernest J. Bennett Edword J. Berro James V. Bonsignore Noncy W. Bowdring Charles W. Buckley Robert F. Buckley Fronccs L. Bullcn Normon J. Burns Mary E. Conovon John E. Cannon, Jr. Agnes M. Carven Melvin T. Corver John W. Casey Romono Chudigian John J. Cirame, Jr. Morguerite Connolly Anno E. Connor Mary M. Connor Mrs. Dorothy F. Connors Vincent R. Cronin Edward W. Crowley Bernice F. Daley Roger T. Dalton Marie B. Dcmcry Louis G. DeAngelis Louis W. Diegoli Gerard P. Donohoe Kathryn Donovan Williom L. Fasciano Anthony V. Fcdele Richard H. Fitzpatrick Eugene J. Hayes Robert L. Heoley Richord F. Hegorty George F. Hickey, Jr. Jomes J. Hickey John J. Hickey Virginia A. Holman Philip L. Holmes Joseph R. Hrubio Helen C. Jackson David W. Jones Arthur Kelleher Agatho E. Kelly Kathryn A. Kennedy Natalie B. King Patricio King Mrs. Mary Lawless Elizabeth F. Leach Thomos J. Lynch Richord M. Lombard Daniel N. Macero James A. Mocero Olive B. MocPherson Mrs. Elizobeth A. Mackey Mrs. Rosemarie Mosel Mrs. Noncy H. Mozzcl Kothoryn A. McCann Jane A. McCorthy William J. McCarthy Virginia J. McCcrty Mrs. Kotherine F. McDonnell Mary G. McGonn Arthur L. McMonus Mory A. Monohan Bernard R. Moulton Eight Jean Mullancy Russell G. Smith Edward G. Murray Margaret F. Snell Jomcs J. Murray Mrs. Mary F. Sodano John J. Murray Mrs. Louise Sorobello Mildred A. Nugent Florence G. Sotiros Helen O'Brien John A. Spadaro Marjorie M. O'Brien Kotherine E. Stack Thomas F. O'Brien Eugene F. Sullivan Mory C. O'Keefe Julia F. Sullivan Peter D. Peterson Beatrice Sweet Paul Protopapos Francis X. Thornton Harold A. Rodochia John Tsiokos George R. Rochefort Joseph B. Weene Robert M. Rogers Wilson E. Whittaker Alice T. Sowycr Joseph A. Wrobcl Mrs. Marguerite Scully Philip G. Scully Martino A. Jennings, R.N. Fronk A. Sestito Alice M. Sconlon, R N. Caroline A. Shea Georgiano Tripp, Clerk George H. Simmons Margaret T. Brennan, Clerk Hozel L. Smith Margaret M. Corcoran, Clerk Jlu fttemn riant Miss Mary M. Connor Somerville High School was deeply saddened this ycor on March 1 3 to Icorn of the death, after a brief illness, of Miss Mory M. Connor, who hod been o member of our History Deportment for twenty-two yeors. With a great sorrow we extended our sympothy to her sister, Miss Anno E. Connor, o biology teocher on our faculty Miss Mory Connor prepared for college at Morycliff Acodemy. After graduating from Emmonuel College with a major in history, she received a Master of Arts degree from Boston College. He life exemplified service and devotion, to both her family and her pupils. Young people recognized her sympathetic intrest in their development, not only as a teacher, but also as o Girl Scout leader for scverol years of Somerville Troop 20 and of a Mariner group of Senior Girl Scouts. Her cppreciotion of the beautiful in life was reflected in her love of painting, her delight in a fine objet for her home, or her pleasure in exploring the Folmouth coostline during summer vocations. We shall not forget her beautifully modulated voice, which echoed her eorlier vocal training, or her gracious monner and dignified bearing. In her lost days she taught us her final lesson—one of patience ond courogo. Moy she rest in peoce. Nine e tinny John .1. Holum Tcking leave this June of the lorge ond lively groves of Acodome otop Centrol Hill for a richly worronted retirement to his quiet little garden on Broadwoy ond whot we hope will be the afternoon of his best doy is Mr. John J. Hoban, history teacher, building master, good friend, ond compelling advisor to thousands of Somerville High School students through thirty-eight years of dcdicoted service to the academic community. A lifelong resident of the city, born ond raised in the Ward Two boiliwick which he represented oldcrmonically ond with distinction during his and the calendar's corly twenties, Mr. Hcban greduated from Somervillee High School in 1914. An especially evid student of Lotin and Bernard R. Moulton Bernard R. Moulton wos elected a Physicol Education teacher of Somerville High School in 1928. He retired in December, 1963. Before coming to Somerville, he wos Assistant Physical Director at the Y.M.C A. in Roonoke, Virginia, ond in 1927 wos elected Physicol Director of Education in the Providence Public Schools. Over the years his pupils have been given the oppor- history, subjects which he was to teach severol years later in the Boston and Somerville school systems, he neverthe- less found time for proficient involvement in athletics, os on end on the football squad and cotchcr for a trophy- winning baseball team thot included John Norton, John Mitchell, end Wolter Whittaker. The lively interest in competitive sports has persisted for a lifetime, for to this day Mr. Hoban is in the vanguord of rooters whenever Somerville teams toke to diamond, gridiron, court, and track, ond no one is o more orticulote Mondoy morning quarterbock of Friday and Saturday ploys. He prepared for his teaching career of Boston College, which he groduoted with o Bachelor of Arts degree in 1919, his Junior yeor of undergroduoto work hoving been interrupted by service in the United States Navy. Groduate credits in history ond government ot Boston College, in education ot Colvin Coolidgc, ond in corporation law and finance ot Horvord's School of Business Administration subsequently earned him his Mostcr of Education degree. Cross-posted from the Boston schools, Mr. Hobon be- come o teacher of Lotin and history at Somerville High School in October, 1926. He wos appointed Moster of the West Building in 1934. Juniors at Somerville High School during the thirty- eight yeors thot are telescoped into o few porogrophs of biology will remember Mr. Hoban with o very speciol offection. His interest in their pitching orms and T- fomotions, their tordy and truant steps, their little follies and large crises, the coronation of their prom kings and queens hos made him o very riband in the cap of youth . They ond oil his friends on the faculty wish him o hoppy, heolthful retirement. tunity to keep themselves physically fit, fit to leorn, fit to understood, to grow in grace ond stature, to fully live. The level of physicol fitness of oil his pupils wos his constont concern. Mr. Moulton wos an invigoroting and understanding mart; furthermore he wos an excellent example of the subject he loved most, physicol fitness. May the yeors of his leisure, away from the romping exuberance of S.H.S. boys expending their energy on the bars end ropes of the gymnasium, be rewording in restful contemplation of a hard job well done. Ten THE OLD POWDER HOUSE OUR SCHOOL EMBLEM 1— Judith Porker, Sheila Brockett, Adclc Hynes, Normo Lcllcss, Kathryn Colcmon, Lerrome Ccsorio, Vero Dickson 2— Cheryl Ross, Elaine Polito, Morgaret Serpo, Toni DiPiefo, Janice Tribou. Ellen Tolstok, Agnes Provenzono 3— Modilyn McKcnno, Miriam Morderosion, Karen Mclnyk, Mary George, Donno Watts, Eileen Rooney, Roberto Elliott, Donna Walsh Presentation ot '64 Ycorbook highlights Class Day Twelve 1— Beverly Bcndekgey, Lirvdo Grossmon, Diana Phillips, Judy Porker 2— Lucy DiNitto, Lindo DiBono, Jomes Silvo, William Montzoukas. James Dickson, Dorothy Fronzini learlool? OLIVE B. MocPHERSON HUGH F. McCUSKER Yearbook Adviser Business Adviser Thirteen ADAMS, PAMELA 25 Cottogc Avenue Business. Pom Birthdoy: October 13 Future Plons: Business School Memory: Lobor Doy, 1963 Pet Peeve: French closs in 249 You will never net indigestion from swo I lowing your pride. ALBRO, KATHLEEN 16 Kenwood Street College. Kathy Birthday. June 7 T.C.A. I, 2, 3; Per’ia 1, 2. 3; No- tional Honor 2. 3; Room Treas- urer 1; Radio Club 1; Radiator Staff 1; Asst. Reporter 3. Honor Guard I; GAA 2. Future Plons: High school teacher Memory: A ccrtoin July 23rd She loved the chatter of friends and the true word uttered in fun. ALLAN, ROBERT 8 Whitman Street College. Bopper Birthdoy: October 27 S.H.S. Glee Club 3; Beys' Glee Club 3; Radiator Staff 2, 3; Yearbook Stoff 3 Future Plans: College Memory: Bud and Bally Pet Peeve: French class A life with a smile is a life worth- while. ALLOSSO, ANN MARIE 54 Meacham Rood Business Birthday: March 29 Bank Corps 2 Future Plons: Bookkeeper Memory: Summer of '63 Pet Peeve: Junior English class Stay as sweet os you ore. ALVAREZ, ROBERT 9 College Hill Rood College. Bob or Alvy Birthdoy: January 24 Trock Team 2. 3; Glee Club 3 Future Plans: College Memory: The Hootenanny Pet Peeve: The first quortcr of Trig. It hath been on opinion that the Spaniards ore wiser than they seem. AMENKOWICZ, RONALD 414 Washington Street Business. Bates 8irthdoy: December 17 Baseball 1, 2, 3; Footboll 1, 2, Co- Captain 3 Future Plons: Work Memory: When a Junior, going to the Senior Prom May you love as long as you live; may you live as long os you love. AMERAULT, FRED 411 Medford Street College Birthday: February 7 Memory: Mr. McManus' homeroom Pet Peeve: Substitutes Stop the world; I wont to get off. AMERENA, MARIE 81 Lexington Avenue College Birthday: March 7 Future Plans: Executive Secretary Memory: Summer of '63 Keep your focc olwoys toword the sunshine and shodows will fall behind you. AMODEO, INEZ 179 Willow Avenue College. Inie Birthday: September 6 Future Teachers' Club 2, 3; Pep Club Treasurer 3; Tn-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 Future Plons: Teacher Memory: A ccrtoin July 3rd Pet Peeve: Itolion classes It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. ANALETTO. LOUISE C. 6 Ten Hills Rood Business. Lulu Birthday: April 10 Memory: Senior Year Pet Peeve: 7th period Her little tongue is never still; Talk she must and talk she will. ARDOLINO, ELENA 26 Belmont Street Business Birthday: August 2 Cheerleader 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Bonk Corps I; Tn-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Room Treasurer 1; Radiator Reporter 2 Future Plans: Airline Stewardess Memory: November 28, 1963 Pet Peeve: People who keep me waiting Everything is gone but the mem- ories. ARIDA, LILLIAN MARY 49 Elm Street 8usmcss. Clem 8irthdoy: Februory 1 Future Plons: Business School Memory: Junior Year Pet Peeve: Homework 'Tis better to hove loved ond lost thon never to have loved at all. Sixteen AUCOIN, LYNDA L. 570 Mystic Avenue Business Birthday: August 22 Future Plens: Business Memory: The doy President Kennedy was ossossmotcd Pet Peeve: The 8:30 a m bell If silence brings riches, then I'm the poorest girl in the world. BAIN. JANET 426 Medford Street College. Jon Birthday: July 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Memory: Senior Yocr Pet Peeve: Midyear and finol exams Future Plons: Business School I cried because I hod no shoes until I saw o man who hod no feet. BAIN. JOANNE 88 Electric Avenue College Birthdoy: July 22 Student Council 3; Glee Clubs 1. 2, 3; A Copclla 3; Majorette I, 2, 3; F.T.C. 3. G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club Vice-President 3 Memory: Junior Prom and July 20. 1962 Pet Peeve: Stubborn Irishmen Smile ond the world smiles with you. 8ALBONI. MARY ELIZABETH 9 Greenwood Terroce Business. Stretch Birthday: January 29 Future Teachers' Club 2, Glee Clubs 2. 3 Future Plons: Secretory Memory: Wonderful times in the Glee Clubs Pet Peeve: Running to third period from 141 to 327 Good choroctcr troits will help you hove o successful life. BALESTRIER. JANICE 40 Nashuo Street Business Birthday: July 8 Tr.-Hi-Y 2. 3. G A.A. 1; Honor Guard 1, 2 Future Plans: Secretary Memory: Junior Year Pet Peeve Waiting Hoppmess is speechless. BARILONE, RICHARD 43 Albion Street Business. Chuck Birthday: June 24 Bonk Corps 1, 2; Football 1 Future Plons: College Memory: Mr Giroux ond his whistle Pet Peeve: Too short o time to get to closses Experience is the best teacher. BARNARD. FREDERICK R. 10 Miner Street College. Ron Birthdoy: April 27 Football I. 2. 3, Track 2 Memory: Mr. McManus os a home- room teacher Pet Peeve. School lunches A try for the best is a start to success. BARNEY. M. IRENE 123 Albion Street Business. Renic Birthday. August 12 S.H.S. Glee Club 3. A Copello 3. Proctor 3; Red Cross 3 Future Plans: Privotc Secretory Memory: May 31, 1963 Pet Peeve: Running to Dr. Burns' room The cnly way to love anyone is to realize that love con be lost. BARRETT. LYN 20 Chopcl Street Business Birthday: Juiy 14 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club; Bonk Corps Future Plans: Legal Secretory Memory: Senior Prom 1962 Pet Peeve: French closs in 249 It is for better to forget and sm.le. than to remember and be sod. BARRON, WILLIAM 44 Meochom Road College. Billy Birthdoy: December 7 Trock 2. 3; Student Potrol 2 Future Plons: Teacher Memory: High School Pet Peeve; Crowded buses He who minds his woy lives to sec onother doy. BARROW, JOHN EDWARD 22 Powder House Boulevord Generol Birthday: August 9 Love makes the world go 'round. BATTERTON, DONNA ELAINE 5 Marshall Circle Business. Debbie Birthday: May 20 8asketball 2. Softball - 8onk Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 2, 3 Future Plons: Marriage Memory: Miss Sotiros, Typing II Pet Peeve: Reciting in English III For we that live to plcosc must please to live. Seventeen BAXTER, JAMES 95 Pearson Rood College Birthday; December 30 Future Plans: Air Force Mom:ry. Algebra class Pet Peeve: Quick quizzes It's dorkest before the dawn. BELLONE, JEAN 344a Summer Street Business. Jeanne Birthday: Fcbruory 16 Rodiotor Repertor I; Proctor 2; Red Cross 3 Future Plans: Hairdresser Memory: September 13, I960 Pet Peeve Diets, school, getting out of bed before noon That which is cosily lost is not worth having in the first plocc. BENOEKGEY, BEVERLY ANN 90 Governor Winthrcp Rood College Birthday: Moy I S.H.S. Glee Club I, 3. G.G.C. 2, 3, National Honor 2, 3; Rodiotor Stoff I, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3; Reporter 3; Sophomore Girls' Glee Club Memory: 306, New Yeor's Eve '63 Pet Peeve: Two-day tests Always hove foith. BENNETT, JOYCE MARIE 92 Elm Street College Birthdoy October 18 Portia I, 2, 3; Hon r Guard I, 2; S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3, G.G.C. 2, 3. S.G.C.; G.A.A. 3 Future Plans: Peace Corps, then leochmg Memory: Moy 3, 1963 Pet Peeve: Cliques Sincerity is the secret of life. BERTOLINO, ANNETTE MARIE 43 Moreland Street Business. Little Annie Birthdoy: February 28 Tri-Hi-Y, Secretory Future Plons: Office work Memory: The triple dote Pet Peeve: Walking by room 334 The |0y of living is the icy of giving. BERNARD, FRED DAVID 157 Walnut Street Gcncrol. Dove Birthday: Morch 17 Future Plons: Bentley School of Accounting Pet Peeve: Older girls Memory: Rcom 313, Junior year Some people want more from life thon of it. BILLINGS, WILLIAM 31 St. James Avenue Business. Bill Birthday: July 23 Basketball; Proctor 3 Future Plans Bentley School of Accounting My studies ore interfering with my school work. BINGHAM, DAVID 50 Pearl Street College. Dove Birthday: July I S.H.S. Glee Club 3 Future Plans: Tcoching Pet Peeve: Girls' extreme hoirdos Memory: June 3, 1963 Time wosted is time lost. BLANCO, CONCETTA, M. 10 Austin Street Business. Connie Birthday. September 2 G.A.A. 1 Pet Peeve: Stuffy girls Memory: Junior Year God helps those who help them- selves. BODINE, GLORIA 452 Medford Street Business. Glo Birthdoy: Moy 13 Sophomore Glee Club 1; Future Nurses Club 2; G.A.A. 2, Bowling Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Memory: November 27 When oil else fails, try prayer. BOLDUC, JAMES 90 School Street Business. Jim Birthdoy: September 10 Future Plons: Service Pet Peeve: An English teacher Memory: Room 329 Once you stort something, finish it. BOSSI, ANTHONY S. 84 Raymond Avenue General. Junior Birthday: September 26 Pet Peeve: An English tcochcr Memory: Room 110 Smile when you do your homework. Eiqhteen BOSSI. ELAINE 29 Chetwynd Rood College Birthday: September 22 Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3 G.A A 3 Future Plons: Registered Nurse, Peace Corps Pet Peeve: Striped ties Memory: Junior ycor in 344 Better lotc than never. BOSSI, PAULINE 44 Chetwynd Rood College Birthdoy: October 3 Pet Peeve: Trigonometry Memory: Study in room 349 I come; I sow; I conquered. BOISVERT, ARTHUR 21 Kingston Street Business Birthdoy: October 18 Future Plons: Business School Pet Peeve: 7th periods for being tordy five minutes In the nick of time he comes. And better lote thon never. BOYAJIAN, EDWARD 11 Chetwynd Rood College. Ed Birthdoy: July 24 Indoor Trock 2 Future Plons: Engineer Pet Peeve: 7th periods His nimble fingers sweet music bring. BRACKETT, SHEILA JEAN 25 Foirfox Street College Birthday: November 16 S.H.S. Glee Club 1, 2, Secretory 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, Secretory 3; A Coppcllo Choir 3; Notional Honor Society 2, Secretory 3; Rodiotor 2, 3; Ycorbook 3 Future Plons: Medicol Technology Memory: May 24, 1963 A merry heart docth good. BRENNAMAN, SHIRLEY ANN 41a Cross Street Business Birthdoy: November 2 Future Plons: Electronics Pet Peeve: Sophomores Memory: Groduotion day Be yourself and not whot others wont you to be. BROCHI, ROBERT 75 Bartlett Street Birthdoy: Jonuory 14 Business Future Plans: Accounting Pet Peeve: One-way stairs Memory: Somerville High School lost the Tech Tourney in 1962 Men of few words ore the best men. BROWN. DAVID 51 Curtis Street Business. Dove Birthday: May 9 Players' Club I, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2; Student Potrol I, 2 Future Plons: Business School Don't let onything stand in ycur woy of gaming hope. BRUNO, ANTHONY 65 Alpine Street General. 'Tony Birthday: Moy 16 Football I; Glee Club 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club 3 Pet Peeve: School (oil 12 years) Memory: Junior ycor A mon who is bold enough can sometimes get awoy with a greot dcol. BRYANT, MARY 23 Powdcrhouso Tcrrocc College Birthday: January 28 Bonking I, 2; Red Cross I, 2; Library 2, 3; Proctor I Pet Peeve: Onc-woy stoirs Memory: English I. 2, 3 Of oil the girls that I hove met, Mory is one of the nicest yet. BUCHAWIECKI, CAROL 9 Carlton Street Business Birthday: September 5 Bonk Corps 1, 2 Future Plons: Bookkeeping Pet Peeve: Emptying the trosh Memory: School donees Beauty is only skin deep. BURGESS, PETER 142 Highland Avenue General Birthdoy: May 25 Hockey 1. 2, Co-Coptoin 3; Lettcr- man 1, 2 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Senior yeor To win you must ploy the gome every time. Nineteen BURNETT, ROBERT 11 Summit Street Gcncrol. f?ob Birthdoy: Februory 2S Future Plans: Electronic Technology Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn- ing Memory: Mr. McCarthy, room 31 Lazybones, slccpin' in the sun. BURNS, THOMAS 127 Walnut Street Business Birthday: September 4 Pet Peeve: Offense slips Memory: Junior year ond physics closs Once you stort something, finish it. BURNS, VIRGINIA IS Lowden Avenue Business. Ginny Birthdoy: May 7 Future Plans: Airline stewardess Pet Peeve: Blue convertibles Memory. Graduation A smile is a whisper of a laugh. BURPEE, SANDRA M. 34 Beacon Street College. Sandy Birthday: September 28 Future Plans: Modeling Pet Peeve: Talking on the phone Memory: 12th grade English with Mr. Thornton Her little tongue is never still; Tolk it must and tolk it will. BUSHNER, DIANE 50 White Street College Birthday: November 3 Players' Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teach- ers of America 2; Sophomore Girls' Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 2 Future Plans: Elementary School Teacher Pet Peeve: One-way stairs Memory: The onnuol ploy The city of happiness is in the state of mind. BUTLER, LOUIS 14 Wisconsin Avenue College. Lou Birthday: May 3 Future Plans: Service Pet Peeve: Flunking Memory: Study periods Worry and I arc not ocquointed. CABRAL, HELEN 23 Horold Street 8usmcss. Cubby Birthday: April 25 Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Memory: Dances ond portics Where there's a will there's always a woy. CABRAL, MANUEL 83 Manon Street College. Manny Birthdoy: June 24 Notional Honor Society 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Business Manogcr, Yearbook 3; Rodiator 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3; Germon Club 3 Future Plons: Mathematics Teacher Memory: Junior homeroom Money isn't everything but it sure helps 'til you get everything. CABRAL, RICHARD E. 29 Kingston Street College. Dick Birthday: March 27 Future Plans: Aeronautical Engi- neering Pet Peeve: Adult views on teenage driving Memory: Summer fun gone by The building materials of knowledge arc God-given; the construction is solely yours. CALDWELL, JOANNE 5 Avon Street Business Birthday: Jonuory 24 Future Plons: Clerical work Pet Peeve: Not enough time to cot Memory: Fnends I hove met of Somerville High A true lody, reflecting sweetness, dignity, and refreshing charm. CALIGURI, JOAN 7 Farragut Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 9 Future Plons: Hairdressing Pet Peeve: 8:30 bell Memory: Junior English class Out of sight, out of mind. CAMARA, RONALD 84 Oak Street Business. Toots Birthdoy: Jonuory I Future Plans: Business Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Basketball gomes That's right! Twenty CAMELIO, FRANCES 40 School Street Business. Franny Birthday: October 24 Pet Peeve: School Memory: Senior year The world seems brighter from behind a smile. CAMELIO. VINCENT S. 40 School Street College. Vinnic Birthday: July 8 Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President 3; Notionol Honor, President; Boscboll I. 2, 3; Class Committee Choirmon Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Chemistry Knowledge is power. CAMPBELL, RITA 167 Willow Avenue Business Birthday: November 8 Bonking 1, 2, 3 Future: Officcwork Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior year Who knows! CAPOBIANCO, JOSEPH 27 Banks Street College. Coppy Birthday: July 6 S.H.S. Glee Club; Boys' Glee Club; Cross Country Team; Track Team Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Writing experiments Memory: Algebra II If you intend to be happy, don't oo foolish to wait for o cause. CAPONE, IRENE 33 Grant Street Business Rene Birthday: February 28 G.A A. I; Italian Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Proctor I Future Plans: Secretary Pet Peeve: Filing in corridors Memory: Basketball and prom In every life some rain must fall. CARDALINO, PAUL 37 Knowlton Street General Future Plans: IBM school Pet Peeve: Troublemakers When in doubt, don't; and I never do. CARLSON, BEVERLY 22 Packard Avenue 8usmess. Hoppy Birthdoy: September 2 Pet Peeve: Typing Memory Graduation day. prom Whot is hate, but love tr.at has lost its way in the dark. CARROLL, SUSAN R. 22 Westminster Street Business. Suzie Birthday: June 18 Chccrlcading I, 2, 3, Bank Corps 1; Junior Red Cross Future Plans: Journalism Pet Peeve: No Spanish 4 closs Memory: Graduation, then Spam and dreem of joy. Thou shall build costlcs in Spain CASARANO, JOSEPH 223 Powrler House Boulcvord College. Little Joe Future Plans: C P.A. Memory: Junior year Smile and the world smiles with vou. CASCIO, R08ERT 20 Lokc Street Business. Bobby Birthday: June 19 Figure Plans: C.P.A. Le me da it tomorrow. CASTLE, WILLIAM 38a 8ond Street Gcncrol. Bill Birthday: October 31 Future Plons: Police Force Pet Peeve: Study periods He who mokes the best of it seldom gets the worst of it. CAVAGNARO, FRANCIS W. 54 Heath Street College. Fran Honor Guard 2; Key Club I Birthdoy: August 22 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Math Memory: Junior English 321 Eot, drink, and be merry. Twenty-one CENSALE, frank d 6 Putnom Road College. Coical Birthday: Februory 9 Future Plant: College Pet Peeve: Study class Mcmcry: Junior French 1 50 It's the little things that count. CESARIO, LORRAINE J. 5 Wilton Street Business. Knees Birthdoy: February 12 Moiorettcs 2, 3; Honor Guard I, 2; Radiator Reporter I, 2, 3; Sopho more and Girls' Glee Club Future Plons: IBM Keypunch Pet Peeve: Eating 3rd lunch Memory: Poul Hartnett My motto is: NEVER stop laughing. CHAPMAN, WILLIAM 9 Belmont Square College. Bill Birthdoy: October 6 Rodio Club, President 3 Future Plons: Elcctricol Engineer Pet Peeve: Liberal orts courses Memory: Radio Club If it be right, do it boldly. CHEEVER, ANNE L. 16 Dresden Circle Business. Annobelle Birthday: May 1 Proctor 2 Future Plans: Typist Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Summer '62, '63 It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. CHICOINE, LOUIS D 42 Putnam Street Business Birthday: June 17 QUIET’ CIANO, CHARLES A. 39 Boston Street General. Chuck Birthdoy March 18 Future Plans: Further education Pet Peeve: Lunch Memory: Physics I Mr Wroble’s I kid you not! CIAVARRO, LEONARD 61 Bonoir Street General. Lenny B'irthdoy: June 12 Silence is golden? CICCARIELLO, ROBERT 216 Somerville Avenue General. Bob Birthday: September 26 Footboll 1, 2; Student Patrol 1 Memory Senior homeroom 147 Girls, Girls, Girls! CLANCY, EVELYN 79 Prichard Avenue Business Birthday: Morch 11 Bonk Treasurer 3 Future Plons: Telephone eperotor Pet Peeve: Carrying books Memory: Senior prom '63 Silence is golden. CLANCY, PATRICIA 79 Prichord Avenue Business. Pat Birthday: October 28 Bonking 3; Red Cross 2; Glee Club I; Rodiator 1 Future Plons: Machines Pet Peeve: Twins Memory: Senior prom Mochme operator's saying: He olso serves who only stand ond woit. CLARK, PAUL K. 37 Prichord Avenue College. Red Future Plons: College Memory: Sophomore English 343 God helps those who help them- selves. CLARK, PRISCILLA 7 Simpson Avenue College. Cillo Birthday: October 9 Players' Club I, 2, 3, F T A 2, 3, Sophomore ond Girls' Glee Club; Honor Guard 1, 2; Closs Procter 2 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Getting on bus of 2 Memory: Junior yeor To err is human; to forgive, divine. Twentv-two CLERI, COSMO 35 Banks Street College. Cozie Birthdoy: September 27 Foture Plans: College Pet Peeve: Girls Memory: Junior English 321 Keep smiling. CLIFFORD, ARTHUR 117 Hancock Street College. Cliff Birthdoy: July 13 Ployers' Club: Camera Club Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Algebra II Memory: Midterms and finols Ask not what your country can do for you, but osk whot you con do fer your country. COFFIN, LORRAINE 17 Joy Street Business Birthdoy: Jonuory 19 Red Cross I Future Plons: School Pet Peeve: Getting up corly Memory: Recess and lunch Never such a sweet girl will there be. COLE, EARL W. 29 Springfield Street Business. Little Earl Proctor I; Bank 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Bonk Treasurer 2 Future Plans: Teacher Pet Peeve: Troublemakers When in doubt; don't. COLEMAN, KATHRYN T. 45 Dartmouth Street Business. Kothy Birthday: June 7 Yearbook Reporter Future Plons: Secretarial work Pet Peeve: Having smoke blown in your foce Memory: Somerville High dances All good things stort with the smallest spark. CONNELL, AUSTIN 50 Memorial Rood College. Aussie Kid Birthday: July 18 Basketball I, 2, 3 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Chemistry Memory: Term papers and special proiects If you want anything done, do it yourself. CONNERTY, R08ERT 27o Jcques Street Business. Bob Birthday: June 18 Comera Club 3; Ployers' Club 1; F.T.A. 2; Track I, 2; Glee Club I; Football I Pet Peeve: Windy mornings Memory: Dr. Burns I slept and dreamt that life wos beouty; I woke and found that life was duty. CORBETT, WALTER 4 Essex Street College Birthdoy: September 14 Bonk Treasurer 3 Future Plans: College Memory: Room 27 Pet Peeve: Advice from others Don't tell me; I know it all. CORKUM, JUDITH MARY 77 Winslow Avenue College. Judy Birthday: August 13 Junior Red Cross 3 Future Plans: Work Pet Peeve: Getting on bus ot 2 Momcry: July 31, 1962 A day most wholly lost is a doy spent without laughing. CORTESE, ANTHONY 9 Indiana Avenue College. Tony 8irthday: Jonuory 28 Rodio Club Future Plans: Boston University. Northeostern Pet Peeve: Fire «frills Memory: Physics closs The root of all squares is . . . COSTA, STEPHEN 33 Edgor Avenue College. Steve Birthdoy: October 7 Student Council; Key Club; Track Future Plans: Electrical Engineering Pet Peeve: Eleven textbocks for four subjects Memory: Junior yeor Time flics but never returns. COTTER, LOUISE 42 Highlond Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 8 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: All-girl class Memory: Junior Homeroom 330 A smile goes a long way. Twenty-three COTTIER, JOHN 40 New Hompshire Avenue Scientific. Jock Birthday: May 25 Proctor 2; Football 2, Red Cross; Boys' Glee Club Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Monday morning Memory: 305 A slip of the tongue is no foult of the mmd. COULOMBE, ANNE 25 Montrose Street Business Birthday: September 12 Bank Corps 3; G.A.A. 3 Future Plans. Civil Service work Pet Peeve: A certoin teacher's not so funny jokes Memory; Junior Homeroom 330 There's no ship like friendship. COWAN, JUDITH 76 Cross Street Business. Popeye Birthday: August 18 Future Plons: Typist Pet Peeve: School Memory: August 24, I960 ond Christmas 1961 Laugh yourself into stitches. CRAIN, KEVIN 25 Memorial Road College Birthday: August 6 Future Plans: College ond Drafting Pet Peeve: Tcoscd hair and Sunday drivers Memory: The elevator and rooftop- swimmmg pool my first week ot the high. I am no longer gullible. CRISAFULLI, ELAINE 93 Cedar Street Business. Puppy Birthday: December 3 G.A.A. 1, 3; Bosketball I, 3; 6‘odmintoo I; Golf 1 Future Plons: Marriogc Memory: Proms Make new friends, ond keep the the old; one is silver, the other gold. CRONIN, ROBERT 209 Summer Street College Birthdoy: Fcbruory 12 Student Council; F.T.A. Pet Peeve: Chemistry Memory: Latin II in room 205 All's well that ends well, I hope. CROSBY, DAVID 8 Tcele Avenue General Birthdoy: Fcbruory 21 Future Plans: Car-designing Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Senior year Speed is the greatest thing on eorth. CROWELL, ANN MARIE 191 2 Quincy Street Business. Annie Birthday: March 13 Bonking Corps 1; Homeroom Proc- tor 2; Red Cross 3 Future Plons: Sccrctoriol work Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Smile ond the world smiles with you. CROWLEY, CAROL 28 Glen Street Business 8irthday: April 9 Future Plons: Secretary Pet Peeve: Boys Memory: 330 ond Mr. 3 Why can't they all be contented like me? CROWLEY, WILLIAM 34 New Hampshire Avenue College. Billy Birthday: February 6 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: School lunches Memory: New Year's Eve Hi, guys! CULLEN, JOAN 56 White Street Business 8irthday: February 24 Future Plans: Business school Memory: Junior year Think before you speak. CUNNINGHAM, CAROL 48 Holyoke Rood Business Birthday: November 24 Portia Dcbofing Society 3; G.A.A.; Executive 8oord 3 Future Plons: Business school Pet Peeve: Getting up eorly Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and you cry alone Twenty-four CURTIS, RONALD 77 Sycomore Street Commercial Birthday: January 7 Future Plans: Go into business Pet Peeve: Writing notes in Busi ness Organization Memory: First report cord ot Som- erville High Dollars and sense do not alwoys go together. CURTIS, WALTER 19 Pinckney Strccl Business. Wclfy 8irthday: October 8 Football 3; 8ascboll 2 Memory: My (nends Think now before the June rush. DAIGLE, YVONNE 22 Whitmon Street Business. Little One Birthday: Februory 18 Bonk Treasurer I; Library Assistant 2 Future Plans: Work Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Senior closses The mountoin I will moke, I hope I will hove the strength to climb. DALEY, SHIRLEY ANN 8 Cutter Park College. Shirl Birthday. August 26 Players' Club 1; F.T.A. 1; Bank Corps 1; Rad.otor Reporter 2; Proctor 3 Future Plans: Married life Pet Peeve: People who ore lote Memory: August 19, 1962 Where hearts ore true, few words will do. DANSAULT, RONALD 12 Wyatt Circle General. Ronnie Birthday: November 17 Pet Peeve: Ye old run-around Memory: New Year's '64 Money is the root of all evil, but who cores. D'ANTUANO, WILMA 106 College Avenue Business Birthday: November 6 S-iftball I; Basketball 2; Glee Club 3 Future Plans: Bcoutition Pet Peeve: Some people Let's improve on nature when we con. D'ARRIGO, DOMENIC 81 Gov. Winlhrop Road College Birthday: Moy 1 1 Boseboll 1, 2, 3; Trock 3 Memory: Junior English Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. DAVETA, JOHN 5 Tennyson Street College Birthday: May 14 Future Plons: Air Force and college Pet Peeve: Getting up for schcol This above all, to thine own self be true. DAVIDSON, ROBERTA 963 Broadway College. Berto Birthdoy: November 6 Moiorettc 1, Coptam 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3; A Copclo Choir 3 Glee Club 2, Treasurer 3, S.H.S. Future Plans: Business school Memory: Junior Prom '63 It's oil over, but the memories linger on. DeCOLOGERO, JEANETTE 18 Boston Avenue Business Birthday: January 19 Future Plans: Typist Pet Peeve: Long days Memory: Summers of '62 and '63 ond poetics The lovely worm doys of summer are for me. DeCOSTA, JEAN 9 Eostmon Road Business Birthday: Februory 5 Americon industry, here I come. DeCROSTA, MARIE 39 Springfield Street Business. Chooch Birthdoy: June 27 Sophomore Glee Club; S.H.S. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; A Copcllo Chair 1, 2. 3; Girls' Glee Club 2. 3; Procter 1; Red Cross 2 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: English class Memory: Glee clubs I like school but not the subjects. Twentv-five DcFILIPPI, PAUL 54 WheotlorKl Street College Birthday: February 25 Future Plans: Ccllcgc Pet Peeve: Sophomore Geometry Memory New Year's Eve Hoppincss is the key to success. DcLUCA, JOSEPH 40 Memorial Road College 8irthday: August 25 Basketball 1, 2; Honor Guard 2 Future Plans: College The doys of our youth ore the «lays of our glory. DeMONE, RUTH 2 Bortlett Street Business. Ruthic Birthday: Morch 25 Future Plans: I BM. schoil Pet Peeve: Bookkeeping Memory: Doctor Burns, Junior ycor One fer oil and oil for one. DEMPSEY, JAMES 54 Upland Rood College Birthday: April 26 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Somebody borrowing my homework Memory: A party one summer The best things in life are free. DEPPNER, DONNA 38 Joy Street College. Dee-Dee Birthdoy: August 8 Honor Guard I, 2; F.T.A. I, 2, 3; Youth Recreation Chorus 3; Proctor 3 Future Plans: Nursing Pet Peeve: Snoopy p«x ple Memory: Tolcnt Night '63 Drive like a nut and you may soon get crocked. DeSANTIS, COSMO 107 Lake Street, Arlington General. Mo Birthday: December 5 Football 1; Proctor I Future Plans: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Lunchroom Too bad! DcSIMONE, EMILY 117 Hudson Street College F.T.A. I, 2, Vice-President 3; T.C.A. 2, Secretory 3; Chocrlcoding 1, 2, 3; Nationol Honor Society 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Future Plans: Coll ;gc Pet Peeve: Chcerl«?oding blouse Memory: Ski trips and Lotin Ycu know my mother—Well!!! DcSTEFANO, JEANNE 54 Albion Street Business Birthdoy: June 24 Closs Proctor 2 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: P«?ople who stop traffic in corridors to talk Memory: Three yeors at S.H.S. To err is human; to forgive, divine. DcVELLIS, ANTOINETTE 13 School Street Col'r je. Annette 6'irthdoy. May 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Executive Boord; Vice-President Junior Class; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Closs Day Com- mittee; Portio I, 2, President 3; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Vice-President 3; G.A.A. I, 2, Honor Guard I, 2 Today’s t riots arc tomorrow's memories. DcVELLIS, JEAN 61 Tufts Street College. Jeannie Birthday: June 7 F T.A. 1, 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior year Too bod! DiBONA, LINDA 296 McGrath Highway Coll«jge Birthdoy: July 21 Rodiotor I, 2, 3; Notional Honor 3 Future Plons: Dancer Pet Peeve: Missing the bus Memory: Sophomore History closs The future lies not in the honds of fate, but in ours DiCCECO, FRANK 21 Linden Avenue Business Birthday: October 16 I am an absent-minded fella. Twenty-six DiCICCO, ANTOINETTE 22 Trull Street College. 'Toni Birthdoy: April 10 Tri-Hi-Y Future Plons: Work and mornogc Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Summer of 1962 School spirit is something everyone is proud to hove OICKSON, JAMES 20 Ames Street College Birthday: Jonuary 4 Radiator I, 2, 3; Yoorbook Stoll 3; F T A 3; Science Club; Rodiator Reporter 2 Future Plans: To write Pet Peeve: Boredom Memory The day I come bock to S.H.S. Laughter defeats everything. OICKSON, VERA 20 Ames Street College Birthdoy Jonuory 14 Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Radiator Reporter I, 3; G.A.A. I Future Plans: College Memory. Senior ycor and ski trip Pet Peeve: Getting bus oiler school To enjoy life, you must live life OiOOMENICO, MARY C. 40 School Street Business. Mary D Birthday: June 19 Senior Class Doy Committee; Soph omore Girls' Glee Club; Student Council I, 2, 3; Scph.m-rc Ex- ecutive 8oord; GA.A. I, Vice President 2, President 3 Future Plans: Secretary Life is unfoir to those who want it Maybe it will chorvgc! DiGIACOMA, AURELIA 94 Prichard Avenue Business. Ann Birthday: November 11 Librory Assistant 2, 3, Players' Club 2, 3 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: Students who loiter in corridors Memory: Junior Prom II you ore determined to make o success somewhere, try doing it where you are now, OcLORENZO, FAUSTA 2S Scwoll Street 8usmess Birthday: December 19 Pet Peeve: Getting up early Italian Club Future Plans: Secretory Memory: Lost summer, '63 V e come, we worked, and we foiled. DiMILLE, ALEXANDER 53 Columbus Avenue College. Alex Birthdoy: June 24 Key Club 2. 3 Future Plans: Teaching Pet Peeve: Teased hair Memory: Junior Prom Silence is golden, but tolkmg is more lun. DiNITTO, ANNA LUCY 35 Monsfield Street College. Lucy Birthdoy: June I Radiator Reporter I; Sophomore Glee Club; Yearbook Stall, No- tional Honor 3 Future Plans: Scientific Research Memory: Junior year in room 27 Pet Peeve: Chemistry class It's nice to be important but more important to be nice. DiPERNA, RONALD 157 Highland Avenue College Birthdoy. Februory 11 Key Club; National Honor Society 2, 3 Future Plans: Mathematician Pet Peeve Broccoli Memory: Room 27 No motter how importont you ore, you may get the measles. DiPIETRO, TONI 985 Broodway Business Birthday: August 12 Assistant Rodiotor Reporter 2, 3; Pep Club 3 Future Plans: Medical Secretory Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Sophomore year, Novem- ber 12,1963 It's all over but the memories. DiPIRRO, ELAINE 21 Woldo Strcot Business. “Dridget Birthday: July 18 Tri-H.-Y I, 2, 3, S.H.S. Glee Club I. Girls' Glee Club I; 8onk Treasurer 1; Library Assistant 3 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: People who loiter when I'm in a hurry Be sure brain is engoged before putting mouth in geor DiSARCINA, FRANC'S C. 17 Rossmore Street Business. Franny Birthdoy: Jonuory 11 Closs Doy Committee; Chcerlcoding 1, 3; Student Council 2, 3; T.C.A 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 3 Future Plans: Dress designer Pet Peeve: Unlair teachers An outfit isn't complete unless you weor a smile. Twentv-scvcn DOHERTY, FRANCIS 71 Morion Street Commercial. Doc Birthday: January 22 S.H.S. Glee Club; 6’oys' Glee Club Future Plans: Business School Pet Peeve: Too short class periods Memory: The fun I had in the Glee Clubs You will receive great joy out of the post if you study fer the future now. DOHERTY, LAWRENCE 10a Cottage Avenue College. Lorry Birthday: August 19 Future Plans: Pharmacy Pet Peeve: 100% in anything Memory: Chemistry lab period If there's homework to do, don't do it at home. DOHERTY, PATRICIA I 4 Stickncy Avenue General 8irthdoy: October 29 Future Plans: Nursing school Boskcfboll 1; Red Cross 1, 2. 3; Red Cross Council 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Driving slow Memory: Senior English doss The trouble with life is thot there are so many handsome men and so little time. DOMENICI, JOSEPHINE 14 Foirmount Avenue College B'.rthday: March 22 Future Plans: College F.T.A. 3; T.C.A. 3; Art Club 2; Tri- Hi-Y 1 Pet Peeve: Chemistry Memory: The S.L.'s We first endure, then pity, then embrace. DONAHUE, DOROTHY 19 Mystic Avenue Business. Dotty Birthday: August 13 Future Plans: Secretary Bowling I Pet Peeve: English Memory: My Senior year The only woy to hove a friend is to be one. DONAHUE, NANCY 12 Benton Rood College. NAD Birthday: May 20 Future Plans: Teacher Portia 1, 2, Vice President 3; Student Council 2, 3; Nationol Honor 2, 3; Radiator 1. 2; G.A.A. I, 2; Honor Guard 1, 2 Pet Peeve: Rude pc; pic Memory: The Portia parties Hoste makes waste. DONOVAN, MICHAEL 61 Foncuil Street Business. Mike Birthday: December 8 Pet Peeve: Sports You know it's true once it's proved. DONOVAN, THERESA 15 Wellington Avenue Business. 'Terri Birthday: Januory 17 G.A.A. Executive 8oord 3; Procter 1; 8osketball 1; Badminton 1; Softball 2, 3 Pet Peeve: TV commercials Memory: Home Monogement Life is what you yourself moke it. DORFER, PHILIP 10 Linden Plocc College. Phil Birthday: May 19 Future Plons: Technical school Football 1 Pet Peeve: Women drivers Memory: Junior English I came, I sow, and possibly I'll pass. DOUCETTE, PATRICA 380 Somerville Avenue Business. Pat Birthday: February 14 Proctor 3; Red Cross 1; Bonk Treas- urer 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Mistrust Memory: Senior Prom 1963 It's what you learn after you think you know it all. that counts. DOUCETTE, ROBERT 19 Grove Street Scientific. Dou Dou Birthday: June 8 Future Plons: Electrical Engineer Pet Peeve: Short lunch period Memory: Miss King for French III To be or not to be, is a good question! DOWNING, THOMAS 76 Gordon Street Business. 'Tommy'' B'.rthday: November 11 Memory: The bomb scare All the world's a stage. How come I didn't get a port. Twenty-eiqht DOYLE, ELIZABETH 75 Bonair Street Business. Betty Birthdoy: June 21 Future Plans: Secretory Tri-H.-Y 1, 2. 3; Proctor 2; G.A A I; Librory Assistant 2 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Summer vocation 1963 The joker is wild. DOYLE, JOANNE 74 Newbury Street Gcnerol Birthday: June 16 Pet Peeve: Short lunch period Memory: Summer of '63 Pretty is os pretty does. DRAGO, VINCENT 329 Beacon Street College. Vinny Birthday: April 19 Future Plans: Service Pet Peeve: Women drivers and homework Memory: Miss 8owdring's Biology closs Miss Jackson's Trig class Give me liberty or give me death. DUBBS, MINERVA 8 Morrison Avenue Business Birthdoy: February 7 Future Plons: Beautician school Pet Peeve: Untruthfulncss Memory: My Junior year Those thot seek me early sholl find me. DUDDY, WILLIAM 39o Joy Street General. Bill Birthday: May 2 Future Plons: Electronics Trock team Pet Peeve: Literature Memory: Physics I 2 The only way to do something is the right way. DUFFY, ARTHUR 3 Kimball Street Business. Duff Birthdoy: October 3 Future Plons: Elcctricion Pet Peeve: Work Memory: Sophomore year Do everything now, and anything will be easy. DUGGAN, EUGENE 36 Porter Street Business. Doug Birthday: May 23 Future Plons: Service Pet Peeve: 327 Memory: Early summer of 1963 Never do today what you con put off until tomorrow. OUKESHIRE, ARTHUR 34 Bradley Street Business. Skippy Birthday: May 25 Future Plons: Army Pet Peeve: Slow-moving cars Memory: My first yeor here Give me time. DURLING, RICHARD 54 Forrogut Avenue General 8irthdoy: March 6 Future Plans: Electrical Engineering Assistant stage monoger Pet Peeve: Ginger Never soy die. DURNAN, JAMES 14 Kingston Street College Birthday: July 21 Future Plons: College Football 3 Pet Peeve: Boring teachers Memory: Dr. Murray's closs My idea of on agreeable person is one who agrees with me. DUTRA, JAMES 410 Norfolk Street General A. Jimmy Birthdoy: January 23 Future Plons: Art school Art Club 1, 3 Pet Peeve: Hot lunches Memory: Junior homeroom Good things come in small packages. DWYER, EVELYN 62 Mcmoriol Road Business. Evic Birthday: February 21 Future Plons: Insurance Pet Peeve: Slow walkers Memory: October 4, 1963 Come, run a mile with me. Twentv-nine DWYER, VINCENT 63 Simpson Street Business. Vinny Birthday: November 19 Future Plans: Service Trock 3 Pet Peeve: School lunches Memory: No boscboll championship in '63 Put off your homework todoy ond do it tomorrow. DYDZULIS, JANIS 18 Knopp Street College Birthdoy. January 17 Future Plons: Medicol secretary National Honor 2, Vice-President 3; Portia 1, 2; Radiator 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Radio Club I; Honor Guord 1. 2 Pet Peeve: Too much homework I moy look busy, but I'm only contused. EDGAR, MAE 28 Hall Street College Birthday: October 17 Future Plons: Moth teacher Tri-Hi-Y 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Bonk I, 2; Graduation Chorus 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Broken promises Memory: New Year's Eve, '62 Don't soy it ond you won't regret it. ELLIOTT, ROBERTA 24 Sunset Road College. Bobbi Birthday: October 7 Future Plons: Medical technology G.A.A. 2; Rodiotor reporter 3 Pet Peeve: Term popers Memory: Summer 1963 Dream, but don't make dreams your mostcr. ENOS, RICHARD 11 Fennell Street Gcncrol Birthday: May 25 Memory: Economics ond Civic prob- lems, 4th period with Mr. Sesisto The future is uncertain. ERRICO, MARGARET 148 West Adams Street College. Peggy Birthday: June 1 Future Plons: Medicol secretory Future Nurses' I, 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, Rodiotor re- porter 2, 3; Yearbook 3; G.A.A I; Honor Guard 1 Pet Peeve: Hitting cars Memory: New Ycor's Eve '62-'63 The way to love onything is to realize it might be lost. ESTEE, JOSEPH 62 Willow Avenue Gcncrol Joe Birthdoy: Morch 24 Future Plans: Air Force Pet Peeve: Women drivers Memcry: Senior English class Necessity compels me to soy true rather thon pleasing things. ESTEE, KEVIN 108 Bromficld Rood College. Est Birthday: April 18 Future Plons: Accounting Bosketboll 1, 2, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club 3 Pet Peeve: Crowds Memory: Junior English: Lost time con never be recovered. ESTRELLA, JOHN J. 54 Springfield Street College. Winner Birthday: June 6 Boscboll 1 Future Plons: Teaching Pet Peeve: Girls with plostcred look Memory: Junior Prom All the world's o stage; too bad I didn't get o part. FALES, BEVERLY A. 9 Nowberne Street BXismess. Bev Birthdoy: July 6 Future Plons: Housewife Pet Peeve: Mondays Memory: Groduotion Philosophy is the guide of life. FANTASIA, FRANCIS M. 67 Boston Avenue College Birthday: July 19 Key Club 3 Memory: Graduation Pet Peeve: Tests If you don't moke one yeor, there's always another. FAMA, THOMAS R. 42 Foirmount Avenue College. Tom Birthdoy: June 29 Future Plons: Aeronautical engi- neering Memory: Graduation He who laughs last laughs best. hilly FARDELLA, HENRY F. 374 McGrath Highway College. Father Henry Birthday. September 24 F.T.A. 3 Future Plons: Priesthood Pet Peeve: Moth Memory: Chemistry lob Do unto others os you would hove others do unto you. FAULKNER, RICHARD W. 4 Conol Lone College. Pinky Birthday: Moy 26 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Memory: Sophomore homeroom Hoste mokes woste. FAVUZZA, LOUIS A. 22o Flint Street College. Lou Birthday: Moy 24 Track Team 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 3; 8oys' Glee Club 3; Science Club 3; Student Patrol 2, 3 Future Plons: Teaching Pet Peeve: Track procticc in the snow Memory: The friends I mode A good nome is better thon riches. FAZIO, ROBERT J. 14 Ibbctson Street Business. Bob Birthdoy: February 7 Memory: Loughs Do unto others os you would hove others do unto you. FECAS, ROBERTA L. 14 Chornwood Rood College. Lee Birthdoy: Moy 2 F.T.A. 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Honor Guard 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; French Club 3 Future Plons: Teaching Pet Peeve: K.F.A. Memory: All my good buddies Promises, promises, thot's oil I get. FERRARI, CAROL A. 30 Belmont Street Business Birthdoy: August 7 T.C.A. I, 2, Vice-President 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Exchongc Com- mittee 2, 3; Honor Guard 2; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Youth Doy 3; Bonk Corps 2, 3 Future Plons: School Pet Peeve: Crowded lunchroom Memory: Victory portics And miles to go; ond miles to go. FERRARI, JOHN 105 Grant Street General. Jackie Birthdoy: February 10 Future Plons: Shoe business Closs Proctor 3; Track I; Student Patrol 1, 2 Memory: Soapbox in 306 Pet Peeve: Bod marks Gee, but I do. FERRARI, ROBERT T. 14o Porter Street College. 6'ob Birthday: August 23 Future Plons: Business Pet Peeve: Foreign longuogcs Memory: Third-period subjects A stitch in time soves nine. FERRARO, FRANCIS 406 McGroth Highway College. Frank Birthdoy: Jonuory 5 Future Plons: Teaching Pet Peeve: A bonana plantation Memory: Chemistry lob A mile of o smile is worthwhile. FERRONE, ROBERT 11 Hill Street General. Bob 8irthdoy: Moy 25 Foctboll I, 2, 3; Track 1; Proctor 1 Future Plans: College Better late than never. FIDALGO, LINDA M. 47 Tremont Street College. Lyn Birthday: Morch 21 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club I; Room Treasurer 2; Proctor 2 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Memory: Junior year Those who keep happy by being happy never have time to be sod. FIGUEIRA, RUSSELL J. 23 Wesley Park College. Russ Birthday: April 21 German Club 3; Student Council 3; Proctor 1. 2, 3; F.T.C. 2; Key Club 3; T.C.A. 3; Basketball 3 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Sparsity of seats in gym Memory: Junior Prom Success is doing the little things. Thirty-one FILOSI, JOHN P. 19 Sarlwcll Avenue College. Johnny Birthdoy: September 7 Football, Art Club Future Plans: Artistry What con I soy? FILOSI, MARTIN L. 72 Church Street College. Marty Birthday: August 24 Better lote than never. FIORE, ANTHONY N. 19 Forster Street College. Tony Birthdoy: September 26 Future Plans: Engineering Pet Peeve: Foreign languages Memory: Physics 306 You only get out of life what you put into it. FIRICANO, FRANK S. 1013 Broodwoy College Birthdoy: March 9 Proctor I Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Memory: Spanish class Friends ore like gold; the more you have, the richer you are. FITZGERALD, NANCY J. 39 Electric Avenue Business. None Birthdoy: July 19 Homeroom secretory 3 Future Plans. Nursing Pet Peeve: Snobbish people Memory: Basketball gomes All that glitters isn't gold. FITZGERALD, STEPHEN E. 51 Mcochom Road College. Fitzy Birthday: August 26 Red Cross 3 Pet Peeve: Sneaky teachers Memory: Tech Tourney As for me, I'm alwoys on the level. FLAHERTY, ROBERT D. 61 Ossipcc Road General. Bob Birthday: May 13 Memory: Tech Tourney in '63 Friends are olwoys plentiful. FLANNERY, KATHLEEN A. 31 Raymond Avenue College. Kathy Birthdoy: October 6 Future Nurses Club 3; Badminton 3; G.A.A. 3 Future Plans: Nursing Pet Peeve: Latin translotion Memory: Homework Praise a fool and you may moke him useful. FLYNN, BRIAN J. 2 Cottogc Circle College Birthday: July 28 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Too much homework Memory: The best homeroom teacher, Mr. McManus. Ignoranco is bliss. FLYNN, TIMOTHY F. 167 Lowell Street General Birthday: June 12 Boskotboll 2, 3; Track 2, 3 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Too much homework Memory: Physics 306 Do unto others os others would do unto you. FONTAINE, CELIA C. 9 Foster Street Easiness. Sue 8irthday: September 15 Senior Prom Decoration Committee; Sophomore room treasurer Future Plons: Housewife Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior year Love conquers all. FONTES, JOSEPH 33 Winslow Avenue College Birthdoy: January 26 S.H.S. Glee Club 3; Boys' Glee Club 3; A Copello Choir 3; Senior Prom Committee Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Girls who snap gum Memory: Friday night with the guys Take my word for it, it's no laughing matter. Thirty-two FOPPIANO. GLORIA M. 45' j Skehon Street Business Birthdoy: December 22 G.A.A. 2; Bonking I, 2 Future Plans: Going to work or school Pet Peeve: People who ore late Memory: The friends in the halls of the school. Silence is golden. FRANCINI, ROBERT J. 15 Hill Street College. Bob 8irthday: April I 3 Gcrmon Club 3; Yearbook reporter 3; Art Club I Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Crowded lunchrooms Memory: Sophomore year Despise school and remain o fool. FRANZINI, DOROTHY A. 88 Concord Avenue College. Dotty 8.rthdoy: October 24 Library Assistant I; Notional Honor Society 2, 3; Portia 3; Radiator Staff 2, 3; Youth Rccrcotion Chorus 3; Yeorbook Staff Future Plans: Missionary work Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory. Junior year in room 27 A cheerful smile is brighter than a roy of sunshine. FRITZ, JUDITH A. 775 Broadway College. Judy 6‘irthdoy: Fcbruory 20 F.T.A. I, 3; Pep Squad 3; Ploycrs' Club 3; Rodiotor Reporter 2; G.A.A. 2 Future Plons: Teaching Pet Peeve: My brother Memory: Junior year Little things mcon 0 lot. FUNDERBURG, ALAN P. 10 Moore Street College. Al Birthdoy: January 13 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Difficult tests Memory: Junior ycor Silence is golden. GARADOZZI, PATRICIA ANN 23 Mount Plcosant Street 8usmess. Patsic Birthday: June 21 G.A.A.; Bowling 1; Library Assistant 2 Future Plans: Office work Pet Peeve: People who are friendly and cosy to get olong witth Friendship is a golden chain. GARIBOTTO, JOAN 19 Porter Street Business. Jcon-a-bcll Birthdoy: October 17 Bank Corps 1, 2, 3; 8onk Treasurer 2, 3; G.A.A. 3 Future Plans: Secretory Memory: Room 104 Pet Peeve: Climbing hills Happiness has to be shored to hove it. GATALETA, ALBA 14 Allen Street Business Birthday: August 23 Future Plons: Work Memory: Talks in the cofeteria with Mory ond Eva Pet Peeve: Housework Dust a little; rest a lot. GENTILE, ROES MARIE 25 MocArthur Street Business Birthday: September 15 National Honor Society; Roon. Treasurer 2; G.A.A. 3; Bank Corps 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Memory: Junior year in Mr. Bs room Pet Peeve: Waiting for a certam phone coll Patience is a virtue. GEORGE, MARY 29 Glcnwood Road College 8irthday: September 3 F.T.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 3. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Honor Guard 2; Rodiotor Reporter 3; Library Assistant 1 Future Plons: College Memory: Chnstmos dance of '62 It's a big, wide beautiful wcrld we live in. GIANNONE, GRACE NANCY 27 Glen Street Business. Gi-Gi Future Plans: Secretary Memory: My first day at Somerville High School and Senior home- room closs Pet Peeve: Droggmg-cor crozy boys Get in there; it's now or never. GILBERTI, DAVID 21 Partridge Avenue Scientific Birthday: June 21 Assistant Chief, Student Patrol; 8ond 2, 3; Ploycrs' Club 3 Memory: The play Lock, Stock ond Lipstick Pet Peeve: Short lunch periods All the world's a stage. Thirty-three GULIS. CLIFFORD J 118 Hudson Street College. Cliff Birthday Moy 13 6'osketboll I, 2, 3; Bascboll I, 2 Future Plans: College Memory: August 15 Pet Peeve: Me Love conquers all. GILLIS, GERALDINE 3 Rose Street Business. Gerry G Birtndoy: February 2 Future Plans: Marriage Memory. Dolly Pelton ond Moy Murphy Pet Peeve: People Boys may come ond boys may go, but I go on forever. GILMAN, SUMNER D. 62 Powdcrhouse Boulcvord College. Gil Birthday: June 10 Boys' Glee Club Future Plans: Dentist Memory: Jonuory 18, 1964 Pet Peeve: Moth courses Cool it. GLENNON, VIRGINIA 10 Howe Street College. Ginny Birthday: April 4 Sophomore Glee Club; Senior Recreation Chorus; Future Nurses' 1,2; Proctor 2; Red Cross 1, 2 Pet Peeve: People who tolk on and on ond don't say anything Memory: Talent Night, Senior year Do unto others os you would have them do unto you. CODUTI, FRANCES 65 Lowden Avenue College. Franny 8irthday: August 31 Players Club 1, 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Banker 1, 2 Future Plons: Medicol secretory Memory: Senior English class Pet Peeve: People asking me the time near lunch time Among your choin of friends count me a link. GORDON, PAUL D. 25 Newberne Street Business Birthdoy: July 29 Future Plans: Business school Memory: Bosketboll games Pet Peeve: Homework Where there's a will, there's a way. GORMLEY, FRANCIS 93 Jocques Street College. Frank Birthday: May 18 Bosketboll 1, 2, 3. Boys' Glee Club; S.H.S. Glee Club; Bascboll 1 Future Plans: Pork Avenue Memory: New York and Now Hamp- shire Pet Peeve: Work What is it with you, a joke?? GRACE, WILLIAM 376 Medford Street College. Billy Birthdoy: October 31 Football; Student Patrol 2 Future Plons: To fly Memory: Mr. Dicgoli's classes Pet Peeve: Getting bit on the orm How high is up ? GRASSO, ESTELLE 298 Highlond Avenue College. Stell Birthdoy: Moy 29 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club; Assist- ant Secretary, G.A.A. 2, 3, Bowl- ing 2, 3; Bosketboll 3, Radiator Reporter 1, 2; Pep Club 3; F.T.A. 2 Memory: Fun in 154 Pet Peeve: These who take advan- tage of other people Really!!! GREGORY, NANCY A. 553 Somerville Avenue Business. Tiger Birthdoy. February 1 Honor Guard I Future Plons: Marriage Memory. June 22 Pet Peeve: Quontity of homework True love conquers all. GRIFFIN, JOSEPH C. 32 College Hill Rood College. Jce Birthday: May 29 German Club 3; Trock 2; Football 3 Future Plans: Acro-technioan Mcmcry: Snowball fight during bomb scare Where do we go next? GROSSMAN, LINDA ANN 84 Woods Avenue College. Lyn Birthday: March 8 Radiator I, Editor-in-Chicf 2; Year- book Staff 3; Portio 2, 3, S.H.S. Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3 Future Plans: Mathematics Memory: Rooms 305 and 306 The power of faith. Thirty-four GROVER, DONNA C. 31 Cherry Street Business. Don Birthday: October 5 Future Plons: Programming ond Br adcasting Memory: Cute boys at S.H.S Pet Peeve: Slow pokes Ask not whot your country con do (or you. but what you con do for your country. GUALTIERI, THOMAS P. 22 Tecle Avenue Gcncrol. Guol Birthday: February 19 Future Plons: School Memory: Lunch time Pet Peeve: No lights in the clo-s rooms Whot did I do? HAMWEY, LOUISE MARY 30 Forest Street Business. Lou Bonk Cerps I, 2, 3 Future Plons: Secretory Memory: The Lunchroom I hove promises to keep, ond miles to go before I sleep. HANNIGAN, ELIZABETH A. 14 Kent Court College. Honnigon Birthday: May 15 F T A. I, 2, G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, Student Council 3; Youth Recreation Chorus 3; Future Nurses 3; Honcr Guard I, 2 Future Plons: Teacher Memory: Aimtics' girls Pet Peeve: Algebro I classes Aw Nizza! HAROTUNIAN, ROBERT 3 Gorhom Street College Birthday: January 15 Future Plons: College Memory: June 22, 1962 Pet Peeve: Inefficiency of Highlond Avenue school buses Listen ond Icorn. HARRINGTON, MARY 80 Prichord Avenue General. Mourcen Birthday: August 28 G.A.A. Future Plons: Nursing Memory: Sophomore ycor Pet Peeve: Homework When the going gets tough, the tough get going. HARTNETT, BARRY 42 Browning Rood College Birthday: Moy 12 President of Student Council 2, 3; T.C.A. 3; S.H.S., Boys' Glee Clubs, A Cappollo 3; Key Club I. 2. 3. German Club 3 Future Plons: College Memory: Rooms 214 ond 302 (sub- div. 306) Pet Peeve: Moth of any kind Leadership is o solemn trust HARTNETT, PAUL J. 16 Winter Street Business Birthdoy: August 29 Future Plans: Bentley's School of Accounting Barry Hortnett is n t my brother! HAWLEY, CHARLES 15 Memorial Drive College. Gun 8irthdoy: May 15 Boys' Glee Club 1 Future Plans: College Memory: New Hampshire It's been a slice of heaven. HEAFY, ANNE 73 Cedor Street Business Birthday: September 29 S.H.S. Glee Club 3. A Coppcllo 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Proctor 2, 3; Treasurer 1; Radiator Reporter I; Banking 1; Honor Guard I; Tri Hi-Y 2, 3 Future Plons: Burdett Junior College Memory: Our trip to Greenwich Village Pet Peeve: Routine Hang on!! HENNIS, LOUISE 37 School Street Business. Louie Birthday: February 11 S.H.S. Glee Club 1. 2; Girls' Glee Club 2 Future Plans: Non-Conformist Memory: Harvard Square Pet Peeve: Work Like Mon' I dig this school the most! HIGGINS, MARY ELLEN 84 Line Street Business Birthdoy: August 11 Junior Red Cross 1; G.A.A. I Future Plans: I.B.M. Memory: The picnic Pet Peeve: Lote slips Some people ore like buttons; ol- woys popping off at tho wrong time. Thirly-five HILDEBRAND, RICHARD 27 Wolnut Street College Birthday: September 10 Pet Peeve: Physics problems I wonder why the world goes around. HILDRETH, SANDRA LOUISE 56 Fcllsway West College. Sondy Birthdoy: September 27 S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; A Coppcllo Choir 3; Honor Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 3 Future Plans: Teacher Pet Peeve: Algebra word problems Memory: Tolcnt Night 1963 The memories will never die. HODGIN, SANDRA 31 Morrison Avenue Business. Sondy Birthday: July 20 G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, S.H.S. Glee Club Pet Peeve: To got up in the morning Memory: The great food in the lunchroom Moke the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. HOGAN, WILLIAM 28 Berkeley Street Business. Hoag Birthday: Moy 6 Future Plons: Army Airborne Pet Peeve: Eight-fifteen bell Memory: Two o'clock bell I con't be bothered. HOPE, DONNA 28 Jay Street College. Hopio Birthdoy: May 31 Future Nurses 1, 2, President 3; S.H.S. Glee Club I, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Future Plons: Nursing Pet Peeve: I'm called on only when I have the wrong answers Memory: Spring 1961 And if I laugh at any mortol thing, 'tis I may not weep. HOWE, PAUL 349 Atewife Brook Porkwoy Scientific. Pouli Birthday: November 28 Future Plons: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: People who try to change other people. No one is useless in this world who lightens if to onyonc else. HUGHES, JAMES 42 Powderhousc Boulevard Business 8irthdoy: October 25 Let the rest of the world go by. HUGHES, SHARON 21 Newbury Street Business. Shori Birthday: November 17 Players' Club 1, 2, Secretory 3; Bank Corps I, 2; Proctor 2; Bonk Treasurer I The first great gift we con bestow on others is o good example. HYNES, ADELE JEAN 80 Vernon Street Business. Del Birthdoy: November 22 Bonk Corps I, 2, 3; Radiator Re- porter 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2 Future Plans: Legal secretory Pet Peeve: Taking dictation Memory: Being told to stop talking The only way to hove o friend is to be one. IAPPINI, SUSAN 53 Adams Street Business. Suzy Birthday: February 9 Bank Corps 1; Bank Treasurer 2, 3 Future Plons: Travel Pet Peeve: Junior English Room 25 Memory: Senior homeroom More than yesterday, less than tomorrow. JACKSON, LAWRENCE ROBERT 19 Clark Street Business. Lorry B'irthdoy: June 18 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2; Players' Club 3 Future Plons: Accounting Pet Peeve: People who think they ore it . Memory: Senior year Money isn't everything, but it's way ahood of whatever is in second place. JOHANSEN, ROBERT 45 Porter Street College. Bob Birthday: August 13 Basketball; Cross Country Trock; Boys' Glee Club; S.H.S. Glee Club Future Plons: Travel Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Familior faces The poorest way to focc life is to foce it with a sneer. Thirty-six JOHNSON, GORDON 24 Linden Avenue General Birthday: Moy 28 Trock Future Plans: 8cntley College Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Senior homeroom You're young only once; don't be foolish. JONAH, LINDA 8a Everett Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 6 Future Plans: Chondlcr Business School Pet Peeve: Getting uo in the morn- ing to go to school Memory: English in Room 27 There is so much good in the werst of us, and so much bod in the best of us. JOSEPH, THOMAS 83 Curtis Street College B'irthdoy March 9 Pet Peeve: The lunch line If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who hos so much os to be out of donger? JOYCE, CAROL ANN 11 Foskctt Street Business Pet Peeve: Boys with long hair ond tight ponts Memory: Senior year The less women think, the more they talk. KAZAKA, DIANE 99 Central Street Business. Din Birthdoy: November 10 Future Plans: Stenographer Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Memory: Stole jokes in room 250 People who arc slow to give ore quick to take. KAKOS, PETER 26 Whitfield Rood College. “Pete 8irthdoy: September 12 Footboll I, 2, Co-Coptom 3: Presi- dent of Senior Class; Trock I, 2, 3; Student Council Pet Peeve: Second floor, cost build- ing short recess Let us wotch our beginnings, and results will manage themselves. KAPPOS, VALERIE 87 Lowell Street College. Vol Birthday: November 29 F T.A. I. 2. 3; G.A A I, 2; Honor Guard I, 2; Proctor 3 Pet Peeve: Surprise quizzes Memory: Junior year The reward of a thing well done is to hove done it. KEITH, ALAN GEORGE 82 Chandler Street College Birthdoy: October 27 Band Pet Peeve: Dcmocra's The first point of wisdom is to discern whot is false; the second, t} know thot which is true KELLEY, DENNIS J. 178 Central Street College. Kell Birthday: January 24 Red Cross 1, 2 Pet Peeve: Republicans Memory: Room 25 Hove more than you show; speak less that you know. KELLEY, ELENA 915 Broadwoy Gcncrol. Ginger Birthdoy: May 5 Proctor 3; Girls' Glee Club 1; G.A A. I Future Plons: Singing ond octing Pet Peeve: Having people call me Bozo , on old nickname If a good focc is o letter of recom- mendation. o good heart is a letter of credit. KELLEY, KATHLEEN 585 Broodway College. Kathy Birthdoy: April 30 F T.A. 2, Secretory 3; SH.S. Glee Club I, President 3; Moiorcttes 1, Co-Coptom 2, 3; GA.A. Execu- tive Board 2, 3; Bonk Treasurer I, 2, 3; Tn-Hi-Y 2, President 3; Student Council 3 Future Plons: Teacher Pet Peeve: Being short Love conquers oil. KELLEY, PAUL O. 585 Broadwoy College Birthday: September 19 Boys' Glee Club; S.H.S.; A Cappclki Choir I, 2, 3; Bond, Honor Guard Pet Peeve: Big Cors Memory: Junior Prom We forgive too little, forget too much. Thirtv-scvcn KELLY, JEAN FRANCES 20 Memorial Rood Business. Jeonnic Bvthdoy: September 21 Proctor 2 Pet Peeve: Silly people Future Plans: Airline hostess Temper, if ungoverned, governs the whcle man. KELLY, MICHAEL O. 13 Spring Street Business Birthday: September 30 Pet Peeve: Low Memory: Senior year There is always tomorrow. KELLY, PATRICIA ANNE 10 8rostow Avenue Business. Pot Birthday: September 10 Proctor 1; Tn-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2, Secretory 3; Red Cross 3; Pep Club 3 Future Plens: Airline hostess Pet Peeve: Insincere people Memory: Whispering Face the sunshine and the shadows will foil behind. KENT, RICHARD 49 Concord Avenue College. Kent Birthday: October 27 Pet Peeve: Moo-Moo's (those dresses) Memory: Senior year Some will never leorn anything be- cause they understand every- thing too soon. KILLOREN, ELIZABETH JEAN 8 Elm Street Business. Betty Birthday: November 13 Assistant Procter 1; Rodiotor Re- porter 2 Fu.'urc Plons. Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Sophomore year It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes hoppmess. KING, PHYLLIS 16 Ames Street College Snooks Birthday: November 18 FT.A. 3; GAA 2; Class Banker I; Pep Club 3 Future Plons: Teachers' College Memory: Talent Night-Senior yeor Pet Peeve: Fifth period When you do something right, no one remembers . . . But, do something wrong, no one forgets! KING, RICHARD 85 Yerktown Street Gencrol. Dick 8irthday: July 23 Mcm-ry: May 29 Pet Peeve: Waiting for the bus of ter school Den't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. KNEELAND, FRANK 36 Wollocc Street Birthday: August 14 Cross Country I Fu ure Plons: Service Pet Peeve: Short lunches God helps the on?s who help them selves. KNOWLES. JULIA F. 15 Dell Street College. Judy B.rthday: December 29 F.T.A.; Portia I Memcry: Wcrld History Pet Peeve: Moth He who exolthcth himself shall be humbled ond he who humbles himtelf shall be exalted. KRAUS, KATHLEEN 4 River Rood Commercial. Kothy Birthdoy October 23 Library Assistant 1 Future Plans: Office work Pet Peeve: Loud boys Memory Biology 105 Life is what you moke it KUPFERMAN. MICHAEL 19 Buckingham Street College Mike Birthday: August 18 Secretory Key Ciub 2, President 3; Radio Club I, 2, 3, Rad.ator Re porter 1 Pet Peeve: Smart students Learn from the mis’akcs .1 others You'll never hove time to do them all yourself! LaBELLA, PAUL 372 Medford Street College 8irthdoy: November 28 Key Club I Future Plans. Prep school cc liege Memory: Mr DcAngclis Pet Peeve: Physiology Do not do something yiu'll be sorry for later. Thirty-eight LAMBORGHINI, LOIS 16 Brostow Avenue Business Birthday: March 12 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Red Cross 1 Future Plans: Business school Memory: Hampton Beach Summer of '63 Pet Peeve: Prudes and work Money is the root of all evil LANE, JOHN 218 Summer Street College. Jock Birthday: February S Hockey I; Basketball 1 Memory: Junior Prem Pet Peeve: 7th period I'm allergic to cholk; lon't ask me to write on the hoard. LoPOINTE, TERRI-ELLEN 48 Elmwood Street Business. Groggic Birthday: February 13 Ploycrs' Club I, 2, 3; Proctor I; Make-up committee for Talent Night I, 2, 3 Never trust o mon who soys he is boss of his home; he may lie obout other things too. LATTANZI, CELESTE 13 Sowoll Street College. Betty 8irthdoy: March 26 Student Council 3; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard 2, Library Club 2, 3 Future Plans: College Memory: Senior English Practice mokes perfect. LAWRENCE, KAREN E. 31 Moson Street! College Birthday: August 12 Glee Club I; Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. S.H.S. Glee Club 3; A Capella 3; Pep Club Sec. 3; G.A A. 3 Future Plans: Secretarial school Memory: Summer of '62 Pet Peeve: Egg-salad sandwiches A true friend is a voluoblc asset LEE. TYRONE 52 Tennyson Street College Ty Birthday: Jonuory 11 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory Vocation time Here todoy. gone tomorrow. LEEMAN. LORRAINE 29 Gilman Street Business. Lorrie 6 rthday: August 9 Bonk Corps I. 2, 3 Memory: Basketball games Pet Peeve: Rollercoasters Life is full of ups ond downs. LELLESS, NORMA M. 8 Wilton Street College. Norm Birthdoy: November 12 Vice-President of Senior Class; Sec- retary Student Council 3; Vice- President of Art Club 3; Tn-Hi-Y Choplain 3; Choirman of Junior Prom; S.H.S, Rep. to Museum of Fine Arts To hondlc yourself, use your hood. LEONARD, WILLIAM 8 Upland Read College. Gimpy B rthday: September 7 Football 1, 2, 3 Future Plans: College Memory: 1963 Arlington-Somervillo gome Pet Peeve: Report cards If you are o darn fool, keep your mouth shut ond moybe no one will know it. LETENORE, KAREN 15 Irvington Read Business. Kay Birthday: May 24 Portia I; Pep Squod 3 Pet Peeve: People who don't smile Memory: Summer of '63 Future Plons: Work ond mornoge Tomorrow and tomorrow ond tomorrow . . . LICARI, JOSEPHINE 124 Sycomore Street Business. Jo B'.rthdoy: July 4 Future Plons: Secretory Bonk Corps I, 2; Homeroom Treas- urer 1, 3; G.A.A. I, 2; Library Assistant 1; Ycorbook typist 3; Girls' J.V. Basketball 1 Memory: Senior Homeroom Hitch your wagon to a stor. LIDANO, FRANCIS 41 Glen Street College Birthday: July 26 Trock 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Knowledge without conscience brings sin to the soul Thirty-nine LIM, JOHN 52 Dover Street College. Jock Birthdoy: August JO Future Plons: Elcctricol engineer Radio Club I Memory: Moy 30th Common sense is instinct; enough of it is genius. LIMA, JOYCE 308 Beacon Street College Birthday: February 6 T.C.A. 2, 3; Bank Corps I G A A I. 2 Future Plans: College Memory: Room 306 Pet Peeve: Writing compositions Deeds not words. LLOYD, CHERYL E. 8 Eastman Road Business Birthdoy: Februory 7 Future Plans: Secretarial work Smile ond the whole world smiles with you. LOBOVICH. CAROL L. 57 Dimick Street Business Birthday: September 16 Future Plons: Work Memory: Feur years Pet Peeve: Undergroduotes Rodiator Reporter I; G.A.A. I; Art Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3 Do unto others os you wish others to do unto you. LOHNES, SANDRA 25 Wolnut Street Business. Sandy Birthdoy: April 27 Bank Corps I, 2, 3 Future Plans: Office worker Memory: Junior ycor, room 330 Pet Peeve: Lunchrocm ond home- work Live for today and not for tomorrow. LODICO, ROBERT A. 80 Hudson Street College. Bob Birthday: March 22 Sophomore Executive Board; Junior Class President, Student Council I, 2. Treasurer 3; Basketball I, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Junior Senior Prom Committees; Cross Country I. 2 Don't think twice; it's all right LUPO, CHRSTINE 46 Sydney Street Business Birthday: Januory 3 Memory: Summer of '63 Badminton I; F T.A. 1; G.A A. I Smile; hoppiness always follows. LUSARDI, ANNE 216 Powder House B'outcvord College. Annie-bobes Birthday July 18 Future Plons: Beautician Memory: Christmos c f '62 Homeroom Treasurer I Pet Peeve: French II with a certain teacher Laugh and the wcrld loughs wrh you, cry ond you cry alone. LUZ, RONALD 16 Lincoln Porkwoy Business Birthdoy: December 24 Memory: 243 Bose boll I, 3 Here's the pitch! MABEL, DAVID C. 219a School Street College. Dove Birthdoy: August 2 Memory: A division Band 1, 2, 3; Trock 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, Secretary 3; Cress Country 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Incompetent people Future Plons: College Cool it, man! MocLEOD, WILLIAM 570 Mystic Avenue General. Billy Birthday: August 9 Future Plons: U. S. Army Pet Peeve: Work Memory: Junior ond Senior Prems '63 Life is what you moke it. MAHANEY, DIANE 21 Willow Avenue College. Di Bonkcr 1; Red Cross 2 Birthday: February 21 Future Plons: To be o nood wife to o wonderful guy Memory: The night Jimmy osked Pet Peeve: Snobs me to morry him Where there is a will there is o way. Forty MAHONEY, EDWARD 40 Simpson Avenue GeneroI Birthday. Februory I I Future Plons: U. S. Army Memory: Mr. U. S. History in 206 Pet Peeve: Miss Bowdring's Phy- siology closs The power to tox is the power to destroy. MAININI, JOHN 35 Sorgent Avenue General. Fern Birthdoy: September 22 Future Plans: Air Force Memory: Mr. Protopopos Oon't tell me. I don't wont to know. MALPERA, ROBERT 610 Mystic Avenue Birthdoy: August 18 Future Plons: To become on elec- trician Memory: S.H.S. basketball gomes Pet Peeve: Girls who loose their hoir I'll always remember Somerville High. MANCINI, PHYLLIS 32 Ibbetson Street College. Phyll Birthdoy: January 26 FT.A. I, 2, 3; G.A.A. I. 2, 3; G A A. Executive Board 1, 3; Hon or Guord 1,2; S H.S. Glee Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 3 Memory: December 21, 1962 Pet Peeve: People who osk me about my teddy boor Till we meet oga-n. MAGANI, SANDRA F. 39 Ash Avenue College. Sondi Birthdoy: Moy 3 Tn-Hi-Y 1, 2; Bonk Corps I, 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: My little mouse Cholk it up to experience. MANTZOUKAS, WILLIAM 136 North Street College. Zoukio 6’.rthdoy: July 15 Closs Treosurer 3. Track I, 2, Cap- tain 3; Rodiatcr Stott 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Footboll 1; S.H.S. Glee Club 3; Proctor 1 Fu’urc Plons: College Memory: 1962 Everett trock meet Pet Peeve: Phonies Friends ore like gold; the mere you hove the richer you ore. MARDEROSIAN, EILEEN 41 Thorndike Street Birthdoy: October 22 Business. Reneo Future Plons: Who can tell? Those diplomos ore breaking up that old gang ot mine. MARDEROSIAN. MIRIAM N. 101 West Adorns Street College. Mimi Birthdoy: Jonuory 6 Future Plons: College FT. A. 3; Yearbook Reporter 3, Bank Treosurer 3 Honor Guord 2 Memory: Victory parties Pet Peeve: Untoir teachers It's oil over now but the memories. MARENNA, JOHN 18 Sanborn Avenue College. John-John Birthdoy: August 8 Key Club 2, 3; Germon Club Treas- urer 3 Future Plons: College engineering Memory: Chemistry closs Pet Peeve: Fourth floor Mon who sit on hill not on level. MARINO. STEPHEN ALAN 103 Beocon Street College. The Marine Birthday: December 4 Crocs Country 1, 2, Captain 3 Fu'ure Plons: College Memrry: W.nning the Eastern Moss. Baseball Tournoment in 1962 ond 1963 Pet Peeve: Room 204 Whot he hod recently longed fer, he now hates. MARRANO, FRANCINE 65 Boston Street 6'usiness ,'Fron Birthdoy: August 29 Future Plons: Further schooling Pet Peeve: People who think they know it oil Memory: All the swell times in Miss McCarthy's homcro m We grow old tco scon, and smort too lotc. MARRANO, JANET H. 156 Joegues Street Birthdoy: March 31 Business Portia 1, 2 Future Plans: Secretory Memory: 349 Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks Wisdom is the prime thing. Acquire wisdom ond with all thot you oequire, ocquire understanding. Forly-one MARSHALL, JOHN 77 Lowdcn Avenue College. Jock Birthdoy: September II Future Plons: Berber school Memory: The guys of Al's Pet Peeve: Homework ond Rcom 250 It's off to work we go. MARSHALL, JUDITH 16 Wore Street Business. Jody 8irthdoy: Morch 16 8ank Ccrps I; G.A.A. 2 Future Plons: Secretory Memory: Room 104 Pet Peeve: Babysitting Silence is golden. MARTIS, DANIEL J. 31 Pa kdolc Street Business. Danny B’.rthdoy: October 16 Future Plons: U. S. Army Memory: 5th period Even o fish would not net cought if it kept its mouth shu' MATTATALL, JUDITH ANN 111 Thurston Street General. Judic B:rthdoy: September 3 Pet Peeve: Absolutely ncnc Memory: Jimmy ond . . . Como fly with me. MATTUCHIO, ROBERT 67 Atherton Street Business. Bob Birthday: July 17 Future Plons: Bookkeeper Memory: Senior year All's lost without hope. McATEER, KATHERINE 411 Medford Street General Birthdoy: September 4 Memory: New England Basketball Tournomcnt ond Bollrcom of February 22nd Pet Peeve: Mokirvg o big fool out of me Come cn, boys, build up the see re. McBAY, CAROL A. 56 Cross Street Business Birthdoy: Morch 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3 Future Plons: Airline Stewardess Memory: Room 330 ond Room 321 Pet Peeve: Homework ond typing Live todoy, for tomorrow you moy not be here. McCOY, NANCY J. 35 Trull Street Business Red Cross I Future Plons: Business school Memory: Summer of '63 ond Senior year Pet Peeve: Arguing Chorocter opens mony doors: but personality must keep them open. McDonough, michael General. Miko 14 Hathorn Street Trock 2, 3; Glee Club 1 Memory: Arlington trock meet Pet Peeve: Track Be friendlier, ond you'll be happier. McGEEHAN. EUNICE 46 Cameron Avenue Business Birthdoy: February 17 Red Cross 1; T.C.A 3; G.A.A 3 Memory: Room 27. Junior Prom It's only the beginning. MclSAAC, JOHN 36 Brostcw Avenue General. Jock Birthday: April 12 Key Club 1 Future Plans: Coost Guord Memory: The Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Algebra Hoste mokes waste. McIntyre, carole ann 25 Gordon Street College Birthdoy: November 7 Players' Club 1, 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 2. 3 G.A.A. 2, Honor Guord I, 2; Class Proctor 3 Future Plons: Teaching home eco- nomics Memory: Scholarship ploy Pet Peeve: Shadows Tomorrow is only o dream ond yesterday but o memory. Forty-two McKENNA, MADELYN JEAN 29 Combno Street Business. Maddi b'.rthdoy: August 19 Portia 2; Radiator Reporter 3; Room Treasurer 2. 3 Pet Peeve: Prudes Memory: Greenwich Village I know. McKENZlE, PETER D. 116 8ortlctt Street College. Pete B.rthday: Apr.I 33 Track 1 Memory: Spirit ct 306 Pet Peeve: Fo f dantes Today's impossib.lilies ere tom r row's realities. MiLELLAN, PHYLLIS 14 Chorweod Road College. Phyl 8irthdoy: May 4 Tn-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 1; Honor Guard 3 Futu-e Plans: Business school Memory: Hompton '63 Pet Peeve: Premises Always remember . . . McMASTER, CHARLES 26 Boston Street Business. Chorlic Birthday: September 2 Future Plans: Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: Sluck-up girls Mem ry: Second-pen.d Physics Who's tolking now? McLUCAS, WILLIAM 210 Summer Street College. 8ill Birthdoy: October 18 Football 1, 3; B'esebail 2 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Mr. Z Memory: L rvdo Live and let live. McNABB, EDWARD J. 73 Oxford Street College. Dash B.rthday: August 18 Football 1. 2, 3 Winter Track 1. 2. Captain 3; Spring Trork 1, 2, 3; Honor Guord 2 Future Plons: Olympics ‘68 Memory: Junior chcclcoder Pet Peeve: Athletics I couldn't be bothered. McNElL, DANIEL J. 284 Lowell Street General Birthday: August 14 Future Plans: Truck driver Pet Peeve: H mework M:m-ry: Junior year Live and let live. McPHAIL, WILLIAM J. 112 Concord Avenue Business. 8ill Future Plan-.: Police Force Pet Peeve: Rules and regulations Memory: Miss Leach'- -ophemore English closs What, me worry? MEEHAN, BARBARA JEAN 446 Med.'crd Street Business. Barbs Birthdoy: November 4 Junior ond Seni-r Prem Committees; T.C.A. I; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. Tn H. Y 1. 2. 3 Future Plans: Secretory Pet Peeve: When we I sc o gome Memory: Junior yeor You ore no fuily dressed until ycu wcor a smile. MEEHAN, MAUREEN 26 Wesley Street B'.rthdoy: December 5 Port.o Debating Society 3 Future Plons: Medical technologist Pet Peeve: Walnut H.li in the snow Memory: Biology closs of 306 Promises, promises, that's all I get MELLO, MARYANN 111 Cross Street Business. Morsho-Mollo B.rthday: February 21 Future Plons: Secretory Pet Peeve. Having to be home earlier than others He who laughs lost laughs best. MELNYK, KAREN A. 18 Banks Street C: liege. Angel Birthday: September 19 Student Council 2, 3; FT.A I, 3; T.C.A. I, 3; S.H.S. and Gris' Glee Clubs, A Capella Choir; Radiatcr Reporter 1, 2, 3; Proster 1; Red Cross 2: Tr.-H.-Y I. 2, 3; Treasurer 1, 2; Honor Guard 2. Miss Touchdown's Court 'Til there was you. Forty-three MERCER, GENEVEVE 140 Holland Street Business. Baby Birthday: December 9 Future Plans: Marriage Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Pet Peeve: 8:30 bell Memory: Graduation The greatest gift is someone's love. MIANO, FRED I OR Oxford Street Business Birthday: August 7 Cross Country 3 Future Plans: State Police Pet Peeve: Typing Memory: Junior yeor I couldn’t be bothered. MILLER, CLARK 139 Central Street General B’irthdoy: Fcbruory 3 Future Plans: Technical school Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Mr. Jones' History closs All that glitters is r.ot gold. MILLER, JOAN 9 Allen Street Business. Joanic Birthdoy: October 29 8onk Corps I; Baskctboll I; Honor Guard 2; Glee Club 3; G A A. 3 Future Plans: Bible school Pet Peeve: Crowded lunch toble Memory: Minneapolis, Minnesota Do unto others as you would hove them do unto you. MITARAS, STEPHANIE 195 Highland Avenue Business. Stcph Birthdoy: July 30 G.A.A. 2, 3; Room Treasurer 1; Assistant Proctor 2 Future Plans: Chandler Secretarial Pet Peeve: Surprise quizzes Memory. Second period, Junior year A good nomc is rothcr to bo chosen than great riches. MITRANO, CAROL 20 Bartlett Street Business. Kookic Birthdoy: April 21 Future Plans: Office work Pet Peeve: Snobs Memory: Business Organization in Room 327 It is all over! MOLONEY, WILLIAM 22 Flint Street College. Bill Birthday: Fcbruory 20 Rodio Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; 8ond 2, 3 Future Plons: Electronics engineer- ing Pet Peeve: Bucking the gym Memory: Physics class in 306 with Mr. Prot; papas If you don't make it this yeor. there's always onother. MOORE, RONALD 29 Tennyson Street General. Ronnie Birthday: June 26 Track 1 Future Plons: To moke a million Memory: Days in 305 Catch me if you con. MORGAN, BEVERLY ANN 281 Alcwife Brook Parkway Business. 8ev“ Birthday: July 20 G A A. I; Assistant Procter 1 Future Plons: Office work Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Christmos of '63 Modesty becomes a lady. MORGAN, MARY JANE 74 Pork Street College. MJ Birthday: November 12 Girls' Glee Club 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 3; A Capella Choir 3. Radiotcr Reporter 2; Proctor 2; G A A 2; Room Treasurer 3 Future Plans: College Memory: Soturdoy night portics Pet Peeve: Sophomore Geometry closs A quiet girl is she. MOSCARDINI, PAUL LOUIS 25 Corinthian Road Birthday: Moy 24 College. Mouse Players' Club 3, Student Patrol I Pet Peeve: Buying one lunch at o time. Memory: Opening night of the play What! me worry? MOYNIHAN, KERRY I. 905 Broadwoy College Chccrlcoding I, 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 2. 3. F T A. 2. 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; T.C A 2, 3 Pet Peeve: The bosketboll bus Memory: Summers at Homptcn Laugh and the world laughs with you. Forty-four MURPHY, JOHN JOSEPH 128 Control Street Gcncrol Birthday: December 27 Future Plans: Sleep Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: 321 Success is doing the little things that failures do not like to do. MURPHY, JOHN L. 131 Highlond Avenue College. Murph Birthday: September 26 Cross Country 1 Future Plans: Co.lcgc Pet Peeve: French closs Memory: Junior year You get out of life only what you put into it. MURPHY, KEVIN 44 Laurel Street College. Krev Birthday: July 6 Players' Club I, 2, 3; Camera Club 2 Future Plons: Lob technician Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Memory: Falling asleep stonding up in Chemistry closs What did you soy? MURPHY, MADONNA 905 Broodwoy College. Moddy Birthdoy: August 22 F.T.A. Secretory 3; T.C.A. 2. 3; G.A.A. 2, Executive Board 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Trig Memory: Cupcakes To be trusted is a great compliment. NADEAU, BOYD 19 Curtis Street General Birthday: September 3 Future Plons: Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: The school Memory: 6'usiness Management Live ond let live. NARDONE, ROBERTA 48 Harrison Street College Birthday: November 3 F.T.A. 3 Future Plans: Telephone operator Pet Peeve: School Street hill Memory: Summer '63 Debit, credit, debit some more. NAZZARO. RICHARD 421 Medford Street Birthdoy: August 13 Business Future Plans: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: School Memory: Soapbox of 306 Silence is golden. NEWHALL, HELEN 12 Boston Avenue Business. Beverley Birthday: Februory 8 Closs Proctor 2; Red Cross 2 Future Plons: Mcdicol secretary Memory Mr. Roger's room ond 309 Pet Peeve: Motrons Never entrust ycur affairs to o man who doesn't believe in his own. NICOLO, JEAN 32 High Street Business. Jeanne Birthday: February 19 Honor Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; Room Treasurer 1,2 Future Plon: Secretarial work Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Memory: My Junior yeor I don't believe in love at first sight, but I have nothi.-.g against toking a second look. NIEMCZYK, REGINA 305 Alcwifc Brook Porkwoy Business. Gina Birthday: August 28 Bonk Corps 1 Future Plons: Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: Late people Memory: Basketball games Be good. NILES, SHIRLEY 125 Alcwifc Brook Parkway Gencrol Birthday: January 15 If is better to hove loved ond lost, than never to hove loved at oil. NORCELLA, LINDA MARY 9o Glenwood Road Business Future Plons: Secretory Pet Peeve: A certain teacher Memory: 2:00 o'clock bell; sopho- more homeroom It's finally left behind. Forty-five NORTON, MCIHAEL 23 Pennsylvonio Avenue Generol Birthdoy: October 20 Student Potrol Future Plan : Service Memory: Lindo, Moy, ond Shirley Pet Peeve: Fourth period, room 110 If you do not succeed ot first, try, try again. NOTARO, LINDA 53 Pockord Avenue Business. Lyn B'irthdoy: August 29 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Portio 3; Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, S.H.S. Glee CM) Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: The bell that rings dur- ing lunch Memory: School buses Whot you ore is God's gift to you; who! you moke of yourself is your gift to Him. NUGENT, CAROL ANN 29 Joeques Street Birthday: August 31 Bonk Corps 2, 3 Future Plans: Office work Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior year and bosket- boll gomes Absence mokes the heart grow fonder. O'BRIEN, CAHIL 5 Brook Street General. Corl Birthdoy: October 11 Future Plans: Air Force Acodcmy Pet Peeve: Reckless drivers; ond girls who can’t donee. Memory: Physics in 305 306 Yesterday is dead; forget it Tomor- row hos not come; don’t worry. Todoy is here; use it. O'BRIEN, MAUREEN 893 Broodway Business. Moc Birthdoy: April 6 Future Plans: Marriage Pet Peeve: Henry Memory. New Year's Eve 1964 To know him is to love him O'BRIEN, PAUL 102 Temple Road General. Obic B'irthdoy: October 3 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: My studies with Miss Mosel Seeing is believing. O'CALLAGHAN, JOHN 304 Washington Street Business. Okie Birthday: October 4 Future Plans: Construction engi- neer Pet Peeve: Girls Memory: Junior ond Senior Prom Tomorrow is iust around the corner. O'DONNELL, MARY ELLEN 35 Brodlcy Street General. Marty B.rthdoy: April 15 Future Plons: Telephone operator Memory: Donees ond parties It's all in the game. OLIVIERI, JOSEPH 21 Wheeler Street General. Joe 8irthdoy: November 5 Future Plons: Service Pet Peeve: Mid-term exoms Memory: 5th period closs The fun is about to begin. OLSON, MARY 12 Lester Terrocc Business Birthdoy: January 7 Pet Peeve: 250 Mcm.ry: 349 homeroom ond home- room teacher Courtesy ond kindness make school o happy plocc. OLSON, EVELYN 7 Pearl Street Place Business Birthday: April 6 Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2 Corresponding Secretory 3; S.H.S. Glee Club; A Coppcllo 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Tou-Eta- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: Airline receptionist Pet Peeve: Late people The memories will linger on. O NEIL, JOHN 809 Somerville Avenue Business Birthdoy: August 14 Books’ It's a dull ond endless strife. Fortv-six ORIANI. WILLIAM 1 58 Wolnut Street Gcnerol Bill Birthday: October 28 Future Plant: Air Force Memory: First homeroom Not too much. ORLANDO, LUCILLE 49 Temple Street Business Birthdoy: December 7 Bonk Corps I; G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Future Plons: Legal secretory Memory: Junior Prom 1963 We meet, we lough, we love, then we part. ORLANDO, SUSAN 249 School Street College Birthday: Moy 23 Chcerlooder I; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Portio 2 Future Plons: Career Memory: Three minutes every doy; S.I.'s Pet Peeve: Algebra If you keep your foce to the sun- shine you'll never sec the shadows. PACIFIC, BARBARA 33 Newbury Street Business. Ching Ching Birthdoy: October 14 Middlesex Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 3; Portio 3; Rodiotor Reporter I Future Plons: Secretarial work Pet Peeve: The mod rush for the school bus Memory: After school get-togethers A great man never feels great; o small man never feels small. PAGLIUCA, EDWARD 92o Perkins Street College. Red Birthday: December 14 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: School lunches God's in His heaven. All's right with the world. PAGLIUCA, JOYCE 21 Lovell Street Business Birthdoy: October 17 Red Cross 3 Future Plons: Secretary Pet Peeve: School lunches Memory: Low classes with Miss McCarty Be hoppy ond the world will be happy with you. PALANGE, ROSEMARIE 47 St. James Aver.ue College. Rosie Birthday: July 23 Junior Class Treasurer, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Majorette I, 2; Student Council 2, 3, Tn-Hi-Y I, 2, Chop- lom 3; Junior Prom Committee Future Plons: Tcoch Elementary school Memory: Febfuory 17, 1962; S.I.'s It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. PALUMBO, ELAINE THERESA 14 Mansfield Street Business Birthday: August 5 Radiator Reporter I, 2 Future Plans: Librarian Per Peeve: People who ore out- spoken so tnot they con be noticed by others. Memory: Room 52, S-phomore year Enjoy your life; it's later than you think. PAPPAS, ALEXIS SANDRA 59 Simpson Avenue College. Sandy Birihday: Moy 24 Girls' Glee Club Secretory 2, Vice- President 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; A Capella 2, 3, Majorette I, Co-Captom 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treosurer 3; Student Council 3; T.C A. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3 Future Plons: Teaching Life is |ust a bowl of cherries. PARISE, CECILIA 19 Lowell Street Business. Sissy Birthdoy: May 28 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2; Soft- boll 2; Golf 3; Bonk Corps I, 2, 3 Fu.urc Plans: Secretory Pet Peeve: Snobs Memory: Ski Trip Bcouty is in the eye of the be- holder. P.-.JEER, JEAN 40 Montrose Street College 8irthdoy: October 29 Future Plons: Business School Pet Peeve: Nagging people Memory: Summer of '63 Fill my mouth with worthwhile stuff, ond nudge me when I've soid enough. PARKER, JUDITH 88 Morrison Avenue College. Judy Birthday: August 8 Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Rodiotor Re porter I, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff; Radiator Staff 2; Proctor 2; S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Port.a 3; G.A A. 1; Tri-H.-Y 2, 3 Future Plons: Medical technician Pet Peeve: People who ore con- stantly late. To thine own self be true. Forty-seven PARSONS, WAYNE Business. Honk Birthday: July 11 Future Plans: Rodio onnouncer Pet Peeve: Crowded lunchrooms Take it easy. PARZIALE, SANDRA 138 Morrison Avenue Business. Sandy Birthday: September 9 Choral Group Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: Coughing Memory: Telephone calls, parties Smile and the world will smile with you. PASQUINA, ANNA 60 Pork Street College Birthday: April 8 National Honor Society; Rodio Club Vice-President I, 2, 3; Germon Club Vice-President 3; G.A. 1, 2 Future Plons: Medical school Pet Peeve: Climbing that hill Memory: Biology I in room 306 To be rothcr thon to be seen. PASSAMONTE, VENERA MARIA 59 Cedor Street Business. Rina Birthday: Februory 2 Proctor I, 2, 3; Sophomore Girls' Glee Club; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; A Copcllo 2, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 3 Future Plons: Business school Memory: Aug. 14, 1960-63; Oct. 22, 1963 Pet Peeve: Those stairs at S.H.S. God Bless America. PASSERO, ARTHUR 40 Elmwood Street College. Art Birthday: May 10 Glee Club Pet Peeve: Francois Memory: Chemistry He who hesitates is lost. PATTERSON, LINDA 35 Hall Avenue Business. Billy Birthday: February 15 Pep Club 3 Future Plons: Dcntol Nurse Pet Peeve: Orol tolks Memory: Ycorbook donee Write it on your hcort that every day is the best day of the year. PEDULIA, EVA 20 Preston Road Business. Little Eva Birthday: June 16 Pet Peeve: Housework Memory: Tolks at lunch with Mary and Alba There is only one way to be happy and that is to moke somebody else so. PENNINGTON, KATHLEEN 21 Doy Street Birthdoy: May 31 Business. Kothy S.H.S. Glee Club 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; A Capella 2, G.A.A. 2; Art Club 3 Future Plons: Art school Pet Peeve: Buses Memory: 1963 Hope for the best, expect the worst, and tokc whotever comes. PERPERIAN, JANET 79 Morclond Street College. Vossic Birthday: July 9 Portia; G.A.A. Pet Peeve: Wise guys Memory: Memories of 306-307 Our todays ond yesterdays ore the blocks with which we build. PERRY, LORRAINE 52 Dartmouth Street 8usmcss Birthday: October 27 Time ond tide woit for no man. PESCATORE, TERESA 80 Governor Winthrop Road Business. Terry Birthdoy: October 14 Bonk Corps; Rodiator Reporter 1 Future Plons: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior Prom There is only one way to be happy ond that is to moke somebody else so. PETERSEN, THOMAS 100 Wallace Street College: Pete Birthday: March 24 Football; Boskctball; Glee Clubs 2, 3; Student Council 3 Pet Peeve: Boot-shoes He who doesn't know his way is lost. Forty-eight PETERSON, ALFRED 61 Dane Street College. Al Birthday: December 20 Future Plans: Electronics Memory: All the good vacations A little opposition now ond then is relished by the best of men. PETTINELU, ROBERT 17 Everett Avenue Business Birthdoy: January 24 Student Patrol Future Plans: Musicion one! Marine Pet Peeve: Snow coming in windows Memory: Friends You get what you work for. PHILLIPS, DIANA 23 Central Rood College Birthday: Moy 6 Yearbook Staff; Radiator Staff I, 2, Co-editor 3; T.C.A. 2, 3; Notional Honor 2, 3; Portio 2; Bank Corps I; G.A.A. 1, 2; Homeroom Treas- urer 2 Pet Peeve: Narrow-mindedness Memory: Senior seminars You must work for all that you ochicvc. PIACENTINI, EUGENE 39 Fairmount Avenue College Birthdoy: October 13 Future Plons: Suffolk University ond Culinary Institute of America Pet Peeve: Days I got caught hook- ing Memory: Days I never got cought hooking Even a woitcr comes finally to him who wo its. PICCOLO, ROBERT 52 Medford Street College 8irthdoy: November 8 Footboll I, 2, 3 Memory: A special girl An cosy-minded soul. PINGREE, BRUCE 268 R Powder House Boulevard College. Ping Birthday: September 25 Future Plans: Electronic technician Pet Peeve: School buses Memory: My 4th period History class in room 250 Value your time os you value money. PIRRI, LAWRENCE 218 Somerville Avenue General. Lorry Birthdoy: July 23 Pet Peeve: Tcochcrs Memory: Lunch recesses Never trouble another fer what you can do yourself. PISANI, FRANK 58 Francesco Avenue College. Fronkic Birthdoy: April 17 Future Plans: Engineering Pet Peeve: The 8:30 bell Memory: Arguments in 206 This minute, too, is part cf eternity. PITCHER, EMILY 309 Medford Street Business Student Council 1; Bank Carps 2; G.A.A. 3; Girls' Glee Club 3 Pet Peeve: The fire drill buzzer Memory: Sophomore ycor He who listens learns more than he who speaks. PLAITANO, SABATINO 8 Richardson Terrace Business Birthday: February 19 A man without o purpose is like o hammer without a hondlc. PLAZA, DONNA 57 Columbus Avenue College F.T.A. I, 2, 3; G.A.A, 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 3; Tri-Hi-Y I; Radiator Reporter 1, 2 Future Plans: Teacher Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be what they ore not. Memory: Teacher 252 There is no pathway of flowers leading to glory. POINTER, WILLIAM 2 Belmont Street General. Billy Birthdoy: Februory 20 Future Plans: Armed Forces Pet Peeve: 8:30 a.m. Memory: 2:00 p.m. Be ihonkful for the fortune you hove which does not always ap- pear in dollars ond cents. Petty nino POLITO, ELAINE 14 Ossipee Road College. Glodi Birthdoy: August 29 G.A.A. I, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Girls' Glee Club I; S.H.S. Glee Club 2 Pet Peeve: When people ore token odvontage of Memory: My high school days Moke o host of friends and treot them well. PONTE, MARY 46o Spring Street Business 8irthdoy: Moy 10 Pet Peeve: School ond liars Memory: June 9, 1963 ond tolks ot lunch with Albo ond Evo Smile ond the world smiles with you. POWELL, ALLAN 48 Hancock Street College. Al Birthday: February 19 Pet Peeve: French Memory: Homeroom teacher As for me, I don't love Paris. PRATT, JOANNE 3 Adorns Street Commercial Birthdoy: August 4 Junior Prom Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Sec- retary 3; Bonk Corps 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: I.B.M. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Memory: Working with Junior Prom Committee Act well your port, there all the honor lies. PRIEST, PATRICIA 36a Cherry Street College. Pot Birthdoy: November 25 Future Plans: Nurses' training Pet Peeve: People who arc con- stantly bragging An ounce of performance outweighs a ton of intention. PROVENZANO, AGNES 25 Tyler Street College. Ag Birthday: April 7 Portia I, 2, Secretory 3; T.C A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Rodiotor Re- porter 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: Northcostern Uni- versity Pet Peeve: No window shades Memory: April 17, 1963 You can't be a success without wonting it. - PUCCINI, CAROL 98 Bromficld Road College Birthdoy: December 25 Cheerleader 2, 3; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; T.C.A. 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y President I, 2, Executive Board 3 Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Late people He who finds discontent in one ploce is not likely to find hoppi- ness in another. PULIAFICO, JAMES 103 Woods Avenue Gcncrol. Jimmy Birthdoy: October 1 Art Club; Footboll 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: College Memory: Judie The days that moke us happy moke us wise. PULIAFICO, RICHARD 103 Woods Avenue College. Richie Birthdoy: September 16 S.H.S. Glee Club Pet Peeve: Going to classes Memory: S.H.S. Glee Club It requires neither talent nor rehearsal for a man to moke o fool of himself. PURTELL, JAMES 45 Bonks Street General. Jimmy Birthdoy: August 27 Key Club; Trock Future Plons: Technical school Pet Peeve: Math Memory: Boskctball games You can't hove too much of a good thing. QUIMBY, JUDITH 271 2 Appleton Street Business. Judi Birthdoy: July 19 S.H.S. Glee Club 1; Sophomore Girls' 3 Glee Club; Ploycrs' Club 1; G.A.A. Future Plons: Morrioge Pet Peeve: People talking obout others Memory: June 6, 1962 Be sure you're right then go ohcod. RANCATI, FRANCES 145 Albion Street Business. Frankie Birthday: September 5 Future Plans: Morrioge P t Peeve: Unexpected tests Memory: August 22, 1963 Live ond let live. Fifty RANDOLPH, ELAINE 28 Forrogut Avenue 8usme$s. Kitten Birthdoy: December 3 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club; Honor Guord I; Cheerleader 2, 3; Senior Proctor Future Plans. Executive secretary Memory: Summer o '63 Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning Make new friends but keep the old. RECINITO, JOHN 61 Bromficld Rood General Birthdoy: December 3 Future Plons: College Memory: Mr. Sastito's class Pet Peeve: Dogmatic tcochcrs I expect to get there in spite of oil you soy. REDDIN, EDWARD R. 28 Willoughby Street General. Bob Birthdoy: Jonuory 4 Bonk Corps I Future Plons: Engineering Pet Pccvc-Slow-wolkers Gung-Ho. REGAN, ELLEN MARIE 61 Foirfox Street Business Birthdoy: Morch 23 G.A.A.; Radiator Reporter Future Plons: Business school Memory: Summer of '63 and the Christmas ond New Yeor's parties Pet Peeve: Conceited people To err is humon; to forgive, divine. REI, MANUEL 143 West Adorns Street College S.H.S. Glee Club Future Plons: College Memory: Tolent Night Pet Peeve: Phonics The paths of glory lead but to the grove. REILLY, DAVID 20 Foskett Street College Birthday: September 27 Red Cross I, 2, 3; Key Club I, Vice- President 2, President 3 Future Plons: History tcochcr Pet Peeve: Homework on vocations Why con't they oil be bright like me? REPOZA, ESTHER 9R Marion Street Business. Oyster Birthdoy: October 18 Future Plans: Secretary Memory: Mr. Scstito ond Mr. DiC- goli's tests Pet Peeve: Steno-Tronscription ond boys named Ronnie Rots A' Ruck. RICCI. BARBARA-ANN 13 Gorham Street College. Bobs Birthday: May 22 Student Council 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Executive Committee; Radiator Reporter 1; Moiorcttcs I, 2, 3; Library Assistant I Future Plons: Teaching Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Chemistry Today is the Tomorrow we worried about Yesterday. RICCI. FRANCES 6 Belmont Street Business Birthdoy: December 28 Brevity is my watchword. RICCI, PETER J. 18 Spencer Avenue Gcncrol. Pete Birthday: April 29 Future Plans: Steady 10b Memory: World History in 106 Pet Peeve: Mr. Diegoli ond Mr O'Brien Don't do tedoy what you con pul olf until tomorrow. RICHARDSON. NORMA J. 34 Josephine Avenue Business Birthdoy: September 23 Bonk Treasurer I, Bonk Corps 2; Sophomore Glee Club. S H.S. Glee Club 1. 2; A Copello I. 2; Girls' Glee Club 2; Honor Guord 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3 Future Plons: Secretary Memory: Christmos vocotion 1963 lotc Until we meet ogam. RIDEOUT, MERLE ADRIENNE 49 School Street College Birthdoy: June 4 F.T.A. 1; Honor Guord 1 Future Plans: Legal secretory Memory: Miss BXilten's parties Pet Peeve: 8:30 bell Moy the light of the post shine bright in the shodow of the future. Fiftv-onc ROBERTS, MARY B. 7 Bowers Avenue Business Stoncy Birthdoy: September 9 Memory: Mr. T's English closs in room 27 The door of success soys push . ROCHE, CATHERINE C. 11 Eliot Street Business. Cathy Birthdoy: November 6 Ployors' Club 1, 2; Bonk Treasurer 3; G.A.A, I; Radiator Reporter I; Closs Proctor I Future Plons: Secretory Memory: Sophomore homeroom Pet Peeve: Slow walkers Don't cross your bridge until you come to if. RODERICK, JAMES RICHARD 64o Beacon Street Business. Jimmy Birthdoy: April 16 Footboll 1, 2, 3; Boseboll I. 2, 3, Track I, 2; Hockey I Memory: All three years Pet Peeve: Work No you! RODRIGUEZ, JOAN 15 Meachom Street Business. Joonic Birthday: October 19 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Future Plons: Bookkeeper Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Homework Short and sweet, olways wears o smite. ROGERS, EDWARD W. 30 Pembroke Street College. Ed Birthdoy: May 25 Future Plons: Ccliege Memory. The dutiful, diligent, de- voted Mr. Dicgoli Pet Peeve: Seventh periods Do unto others before they do unto you. ROGERS, JANET 127 Hilldolc Rood Business. Jon Birthdoy: February 6 Future Plons: Prudentiol Insurance Company Memory: Sophomore ond Junior yeors Pet Peeve: Work A smile among mony frowns is like a star in the dork night. ROGERS, KATHLEEN 16 St. Jomes Avenue Business. Kothy Birthdoy: September 9 Future Plons: Secretory Memory: Senior English closs Pet Peeve: Climbing the hill Your dreams will come true if you stay awoke. ROMANO, ANNA MARIE 40 Evergreen Avenue College. Fifi Birthdoy: Februory 6 Future Nurses I; Library Club, Vice- Future Plons: Nursing Memory: Senior Prom '63 Pet Peeve, People who get mod about nothing That's the life! ROMANO, CONCETTA 372 McGrath Highway Business. Tino B'irthdoy: August 20 G.A.A.; Bonk Corps I, 2, 3; Librory Assistant Future Plans: Secretory Memory: Mr. Berro's English closs Laugh, be friendly, also goy—it makes new friends everydoy. ROONEY. EILEEN FRANCES 1 Clifton Street College Birthday: February 21 Notional Honor Society; T.C.A.; F.T.A.; S.H.S. Glee Club I, 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; G.A.A.; Bonk Treasurer 3 Future Plons: English tcochcr Memory: Junior Prom Pet Peeve: Insincere people Better to forget ond he hoppy, than to remember and be sod. ROSATO, MARIE 109 Bart lee Street College 8irthday: Moy 1 Future Nurses I; G.A A 1; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Future Plons: College Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Research papers Quiet, but woit until she gets storted. ROSE, WILLIAM 90 Bartlett Street Business. Bill Birthday: December 29 Future Plons: College Memory. Sophomore homeroom tcochcr Pet Peeve: A certain girl A good disposition mokes the world o happier plocc. Fifty-two ROSS. CHERYL ANN 275 Summer Street College. Chorio Ebrthday: April 4 Bonk Corps I; G.A.A. 3; Bowling 3; Homeroom Treasurer I; Radiator Reporter 3 Future Plans: Torching Memory. Everything that hoppened at S.H.S. in my three years Pet Peeve: People who use others. If everyone wore a smile, this would be a well-dressed world. ROWSELL, DOUGLAS N. 249 Summer Street College. Doug Birthday: Moy 15 German Club 3; Radio Club 3 Future Plans: Aeronautical engineer Pet Peeve: School's hot lunches Be yourself, not someone else. ROY, CHRISTINE MARIE 39 Joy Street Business. Kitten Birthdoy: December 25 Future Plans: Hairdresser Memory: Bobby Donovan Pet Peeve: M.T.A. system Happiness is like a kiss—to appreci- ate it you must give to somebody else. RUBINSKI, EDWARD 18 Kent Court General Birthdoy: July 5 Yesterday's fireworks were all for me. RUDNICKI, PAUL WALTER 102 Prospect Street College Birthday: December 7 Honesty is the best policy. RUSSELL, JOHN 39 Church Street Business. Jack Birthdoy: July 17 American industry, here I come RUSSO, CARMEN 157 Wolnut Street General Birthdoy: Moy 31 I am so glad to be here. SABELLA, NANCY 68o Control Street Business. Sebi Birthday: December 6 Rodiator Reporter I; Bank Treasurer 3 Pet Peeve: Mid term exams Future Plons: Work Memory Good times in room 225 Times chonge ond we ore chonging with them. SALEMI, AMIL J. 7o Sargent Avenue General. Emil Birthdoy: December 22 Track 2 Memory: 110 Pet Peeve: Walking to school in- stead of riding While I breathe, I hope SALISBURY, CAROL 15 Thorndike Street Business 8irthdoy: Februory 24 6‘onk Corps 2, 3 Future Plans: Secretary Memory: Junior year Pet Peeve: Homework All that glitters is not gold. SAMSURI. KATHLEEN 11 Pearl Terrace College Keeney Birthday: Morch 28 Swimming team 2; Tri-Hi-Y I; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3 Future Plans: Teaching Memory: Those rainy nights Pet Peeve: Needless phone calls Maybe one doy the post will again become the present, and perhops then . . . SAMSURI, KENNETH 11 Pearl Terrocc College. Ken Birthday: Morch 28 Future Plons: Teacher Memory: Younger years Tomorrow is another doy, another hour, another hope. Fifty-three SANTINI. OMIT! IB Droodwny College Ru ly llirlhdoy: April A Trock I Future Plum Join the U S M ( Memory: Mi l«n k on Pol peeve leochor who Hunk IItoy ore lunny liy ulwuyc uniting ill tl e pupil Bellor IhIp II it novor SANTORO. ROBERT I 7 Ai mini I'dfk College lldi IlIrllMloy Ortnticr 71 MoIioihiI Honor Society 7, 3 I iiIihp I'lnn (allege Mommy llmomenl Wo l, Junior year IVI Peove Homework I Im loll «nui work ol high ccltool 110 o n I or gotten onrl only ll o boppy mornenti linger on SAUINIIK. IIAHII AH A I v j Alston street llmino llnlliikiy Iobruory IA IVI Peovo: School Memory; lunchroom I ilium I’lnn Hmtdrecu'i I u 00« !• hr own SI MI’A, MARGARET AH Elm Slroot College. Moroy Birthday: Deceml er 2 Cheetleading I. ?, 3; Trt-Hi-Y 3; Proctor 2; F T A I. Rodiator Reporter 3; Pep Clul 3 Memory: December 26, 1963 Pel Peeve A certain boy, on J Cbemntry recilalion II’ all over now Inii Ihe memories SHALLAH, JOHN H 21 Pockord Avenue Cotlcoc Birthday: Aprtl 21 Key Club Future Plonv College Memory: Miss b illen‘% Latin clays Pel Peeve Curiam between the gym flocce Tine obovc oil, to Ihine own cell bo hue, ond il must follow 0 Ihe night live doy, Ihou coml not then be lalce lo any man. SHARKEY, CAROL 10 Forragut Avenue Bucino Birthday: July S Alwayc in cchool. SAUNDERS, JON 14 Roccell Road Collogo Birlhduy Niiveiiilnu Nullonol Honor Society. I I A 3, Key Club 2, 3, German Club 3 Pel IVeve M 1 A I utnic Plane Teaching Memory Mi Beaver c 1 luce Mow about Itiali SCHIWCHENKO, JUOIIH All Concord Avenue (allege Jutty” Birthday: Ocloln r 14 AH Club 3 Futuro Plane, l egal icciolary Pel IVeve: Room 3S4 Momoiy: Lad Summer Chcci up, the luct handled year cue the Ivartk'd SCRIMA. MARILYN 109 Roger Avenue Ruune Lyn Bit Butov October 14 luture Plane Budnecc college Memory Summer vocation 196.1 Pet IVeve Cuvncg oral talk May tomorrow Hnd what wm lo t today. SHEA, MARY 18 Harr icon Street Buiinoss Birthday: December 8 G A A 3, Bodmmton 3 Pet Peeve Kicow it-all people Future Plonc: Secretary Memory Fun ond friend I mode at SMS A cinglc cunbcam drive away many ihadows. SHINE, CHERYL 7 Stone Place Business. Shincy Ibnbday Octot er 3 G A A I; Radiator Reporter 2; Bonk Treasurer 3 Memory The good ond bod time Future Plan : OMicc work in room 22S Pet Peeve: Mid term To meet, to know, to love, and to port i the sod tale ol mony a human heart. SILKES, WILLIAM 347 Alewde Brook Porkwoy College Mike Birthday October 21 Red Cross I Future Plane Be o sports writer Memory Tire doy Sol told me about August 13, 1963 Pet Peeve: Crucial examination Study now. Be something later. Filtv-four SILL .HI, SALVATORE 13 Francesco Avenue College. Sol Birthday: February 6 Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3; F T A. 3; Procter I, 2; Junior Prom Committee Future Plans: College Memory: August 13, 1963 Pet Peeve: Examinations Try your best ond you will win SILVA. JAMES 22 Robinson Street College Birthday: April 19 Radiotor 1, 2; Key Club 3; German Club 3; Red Cross 2 Future Plans: College Memory: Mr Berra's javelin Pet Peeve 349 Listen, my children, and you sholl heor . SIPOWICZ, EDWARD 93 Perkins Street Eddie Birthday: February IS Pet Peeve: Girls who oct like boys Memory: E. C. closs Trock I As the ycors progress, remember the fun at S.H.S. SIRMOS, DOROTHY 50a Oliver Street Business. Dottic Birthdoy: Jonuory 20 Future Plons: Chandler Secretarial School Pet Peeve: Immature boys Memory: July 24, 1963 Love conquers oil’ SLATER, WILLIAM J. 29 Sowycr Avenue College. Bill Birthdoy April 7 Student Council 3, F T A 3; SH S Glee Club 2, 3; B'oys' Glee Club 3; Red Cross 3, Bovkctboll I, 2 Future Plons: Teacher Memory: The guys Pet Peeve: Wild hairdos No man can stond alone SMITH, EUGENE WILLIAM 71 Alpine Street College. Smitty Birthdoy: April 13 Future Plons: Professional soldier Pet Peeve: 5th floor East Building Memory: 150 Germon closs The more you study, the more you learn, the more you forget, so why study? SMITH, JEFFREY 34 Highland Avenue College. Jeff Birthday: November 25 Ployers' Club 3 Future Plons: Coltogo Memory: Lunchroom Pet Peeve: Toochcrs and homework Pcoce by 1980! With or without people SOLARI, RICHARD 47 Albion Street General Birthday, Morch 17 Memory: Sophomore year Pet Peeve: Lunchroom Nothing of us will fade but we will suffer a change into something rich a nr I strange. SOUSA, GEORGE 6 Ellsworth Street College Birthdoy: February 21 Future Plans: Take a long vocation ond go to college someday Pet Peeve: Languages Why is Mr. Berra never absent? SOUZA, DIANNE 1097 Broorlwoy Business Birthdoy May 8 Sophomore Glee Club; Y R C. 3 Future Plans; Typist Memory: When the rotary calcu- lation wouldn't stop Pel Peeve Bookkeeping in 325 You hove to be a friend to have a friend. SPADA, FRANK P. 19 Irvington Rood General B'irthrloy Juno 25 Art Club I, 2, 3 Future Plans: Bcoutician Memory: Senior recess Pet Peeve: Unfriendly people Smile ond bo happy. SPARTAS, ANTHONY G. 62 Highlond Avenue College. Tony Birthdoy: November 2 Football I, 2, 3 Future Plans: Doctor of Medicine The way to a man's heart is through his stomoch. Fifty-five SPINAZOLA, STEPHEN J. 73 Grant Street College Birthday: October 31 Student Patrol I, 2; Track 1 Memory: Football gomes Pet Peeve: Lunchroom As the years progress, remember the fun at S.H.S. SPINOS, MARGO 16 Lovell Street College Sophomore Glee Club; Bank Treas- urer I; S.H.S. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; A Coppclla 1. 2, 3 Memory: Senior ycor Pet Peeve: Talkative people Future Plons: Further schooling Happiness is around the corner; take a walk. STALIKAS, KATHERINE 9 Greensville Terrace College Birthdoy: December 14 F.T.A. I, 2, 3; Ployers' Club Future Plons: College We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths. STROSC 0, FRANK 324 Lowell Street College 8irthdoy: Moy 17 Future Plans: College Memory: Basketball Pet Peeve: Hoving to study in a room where a class is in session Listen and obsorb all from your teacher and you will never regret it. STUART. ARTHUR 54 Rogers Avenue College. Stuie President Boy's Glee Club 3; S.H.S. Glee Club; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Room Procter 3 Memory: Mystic Avenue Be yourself. SULLIVAN, DENNIS J. 33 Tccle Avenue College. Sully Birthday: February 25 Rodio Club 1, 2, 3 Future Plans: Electrical engineering Pet Peeve: History teachers Memory: Room 306 When on irresistible force meets on immovable object . . . SULLIVAN, DENNIS PATRICK 54 Laurel Street Business. Sully Birthdoy: April 5 Future Plans: Tokc life easy Pet Peeve: Girls cutting in on the lunch line Memory: Chemistry closs in 309 To be or not to be, that is the question. SULLIVAN. PATRICIA M. 6 Evergreen Square Business. Pat Birthday: March 9 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: Having to be home very eorly Memory: Study in Mr. Scully's closs, Sophomore year A smile is o curve that con straighten things out. SURETTE, CAROLYN R. 10 Pearl Street Business. Skinny Birthdoy: January 16 Future Plans: Office work Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: My junior English class Room 247 To err is human; to forgive, divine SURETTE, JANET SUSAN 10 Peorl Street Business. Pixie 8irthday: Morch 19 Future Plons: Secret Memory: Room 249 Come early, come lotc For school or a dote Some time you will see On time I will be. SUTTON, NORMA JEAN 75 Fremont Street College Birthday: December 19 F.T.A. I. 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, Bonk Cerps I. 2, 3. Homeroom Treasurer 2; Radiator Reporter 2; Honor Guord 2 Future Plons: Business school Memory: Junior yeor Without friends we'd all be strangers. SWEETLAND, WILLIAM 37 Sterling Street General. Bill Birthdoy: Jonuory 5 Hockey 2 Future Plons: Work with b;ats Memory: Game agoinst Cambridge Latin '62-'63 seosen Pet Peeve: French Whot is this gencraticn coming to Slowly but surely, the time wiion they will osk the some thing. Fiftv-six SZABUNKA. ELINOR DONNA 24 Bolton Street College Birthdoy: Februory 1 4 Portio 2. 3; Proctor 3; G.A A I. 2, 3; Bowling 1, 3; library 2 Foture Plans: College Memory: Ought Not and Lolli- pops Pet Peeve: Senior English Her little tongue is never still; Talk she must ond tolk she will. SZCZEPANSKI, SANDRA NORMA 12a Pitmon Street College. Sondi Birthdoy: Jonuory 27 Honor Guard 2; G.A.A. 1 Future Plons: Business school Memory. Hello, is Rmgo Storr there? Pet Peeve: Ra.ncoats ond boots Smile. TARANTO, ANTHONY 474 Medtord Street Bus.ness. Tony B.rthdoy: August 3 Indoor trock 3 Future Plans: 8entlcy College Pet Peeve: Trock meets Memory: Being kept otter school He who loughs lost loughs best. TARPEY, EILEEN 47 Regers Avenue B'usiness. Bev Birthdoy: Jonuory 17 Bonk Treasurer 2, 3; Rodiotor Re- porter 2; Red Cross 2 Future Plons: Comptometer operator Pet Peeve: M A.T.R O.N.S. Memory: Mr. Rogers The wor is over. TENORE, CHRISTINE L. 54 Oliver Street Business Birthdoy: Moy 6 Cheerleader I, 3; Tn-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Honor Guord 2; Bonk Corps 1, 2; Sophomore Glee Club 1 Future Plons: Secretory Memory. Sophom.rc homeroom 209 Pet Peeve: Selfish people I cried because I hod no shoes until I met a mon who hod no feet TERNULLO, VINCENT 51 Russell Road General. Vmny Birthdoy: December 23 Outdoor trock 3 Future Plans Further schooling Memory: Shop closses Pet Peeve: Poor bus service to ond frem school Feel not the pom; it is they who stay behind who suffer. TERRIZZI, ROSEMARY 71 Puriton Road Business. Roc Birthdoy: August 25 Rodiotor Reporier 1; G.A.A. 1, Honor Guord 1 Future Plons: Secretory Memory: Senior Prom Pet Peeve: Homework Smile ond the world smiles w.th you. Cry ond you cry olcne. THEMIOS, E. JOHN 50 Princeton Street College. Greek Birthday: September 18 Players' Club 3 Student Potr.l 2; Trock 3; Camera Club 2 Future Plans: Career os Air Force officer Pet Peeve: Obie Memory: Mr. Bocro's ‘i-glish closs The only thing you hove to feor is fear itself. THEODOS, ANDREA 4 Norwood Avenue Business B'lrthdoy: July 10 Proctor I Future Plons: Secrctcnal work A quitter never wirs, ond o winner never quits. THERIAULT, KATHLEEN 219a Poor I Street Business. Kathy Birthdoy: May 25 Future Plons: Office work Pet Peeve: Getting up early Memory: My lost year in Novo Scotia Silence is golden, but noise is more fun. THOMPSON, FRANCIS 33 Combrio Street College. Thomps Birthdoy: December 23 National Honor Society 2, 3 Key Club 2; Germon Club 1; F T.A. I Pet Peeve: P.S.S.C. Physics Memory: Coming down with the measles in 351 Let o smile be your umbrella ond you'll hove wet teeth. THOMPSON, NANCY MAY 44 Sargent Avenue Business Birthdoy: September 17 Notional Honor Society; S.H.S. Glee Club 3 G ris' Glee Club 2, G A A 1; Basketball 1; Sophomore Gicc Club 1 Future Plons: Pnvote secretary Pet Peeve: That icy hill Hove o wonderful doy! Fiftv-seven TOBIN, CHRISTINE J. 25 Fenwick Street Business Birthday: August 23 Pet Peeve: 8rokcn promises Memory: 1962 Junior Prom A frown is o smile upside down. TOBIN, KEVIN W. 66 Croigic Street Gcncrol Birthday: September 25 Boys’ Glee Club 1 Future Plons: Prep school Pet Peeve: Close basketball games Memory: Tech '64 It’s not whot you do, but how you do it. TOLSTUK, ELLEN JANICE 5 Cooney Street College. Jon Birthday: July 12 Portia 3; F T A. 1. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Badminton 2, 3; Honor Guard 1, 2; Radiator Reporter 3 Future Plons: Junior college Memory: I'm gonna get him —'63 Pet Peeve: Chemistry 314 Whot a riot and a half. TRAVAGLIA, MADELINE 87 Bay State Avenue Business: Maddie Birthday: Jonuary 18 Memory: S.H.S. Future Plons: Secretary Pet Peeve: Business Org. Sincerity is the key to happiness. TRIBOU, JANICE MABEL 16 Summit Street College. Jon Birthday: August 15 G.A A I; Honor Guard 2; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2; F.T.A. 3; Radiator Reporter 3 Future Plons: Nursing school Pet Peeve: Chemistry, 315 Memory: Cope Cod '63 Keep your eyes to the sun, ond the shodows will fall behind you. TRIGLEDAS, JUDITH 147 Albion Street College. Judy Birthday: May 7 F.T.A. I. 2, President 3, T.C.A. 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: Boston College; Tcoching Memory: Latin in 205 UnbeLevoble is sl a. TRZNADEL, MARSHA ROSALIE 11 Appleton Street College Birthday: May 9 S.H.S. Glee Club 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Tn-Hi-Y 2, 3; Grad- uation Chorus 2, 3; F.T.A. I, 3; Closs Day Chorus 3; G.A.A. 2 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Chemistry Memory: Hampton 8cach '63 It's over now, but if was grand. VACARO, PHILIP FRANK 7 Williams Court Generol. Phil Birthday: May 28 Art Club Treasurer 2, 3 Future Plons: Photographer Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Room 206 If you want anything done, osk someone who is olwoys busy. VACCARO, VIVIAN ANN 58 Moin Street College. Viv Birthdoy: September 17 Senior Prom Committee, Chairman, Junior Class Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y 1, Vice-President 2, President 3; Cheerleader 2. 3; Notional Honor Society 2, 3; T.C.A. 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Majorette 1 Leadership is a socrcd trust. VALENTE, PAUL 19o Morton Street Gcncrol. Life Guard Birthday: June 20 Hockey I, Letterman 2, 3; Spring Track 2, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 3. Boys' Glee Club 3 Future Plons: Junior college Pet Peeve: Morning hockey proctice Memory: Summer of 1963 It's all in the post except for the memories. VANNELLI, JEANNETTE 3 Evergreen Avenue Business Birthday: December 21 G.A.A. 1; Radiator Reporter 2; Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretory 3 Future Plans: Secretory Memory: September 16. 1963 Pet Peeve: Tardy people A good reputation is precious, but 0 good character is priceless. VAN STEENSBURG, ELAINE 44 Lin-Jen Avenue Business. Von Birthday: May 11 Banking 1,2, 3; Honor Guard 1, 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2; Red Cros 1 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Memory: Summer of '63 and Stor friends Life is what you moke it. Fifty-eight VELLUCCI, RAYMOND J. 32 Walker Street College. Roy Birthdoy: Jonuory 28 Student Patrol 1, Coptoin 2; Assist- ant Chief 3 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Student teachers Memory: Tech Tourney loss to Moldcn Love conquers all. VELOZA, JANET M. 65 Springfield Street Business Birthdoy: October 17 Future Plons: Secretory Pet Peeve: Stenogrophy II ond Low Memory: Junior History 206 ond Typing II, 231 If ot first you don't succeed, give up! VENUTI, ROBERT 27 Tyler Street College. Bob 8irthdoy: December 26 T.C.A. I, 2, 3; Key Club I, 2, 3; German Club 3 Future Plons: College I hove the key to the situation. VIVOLO, SANDRA P. 37 Elm Street College. Sondy B.rthday: Februory I 4 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3; Players' Club I, 2, 3; G.A.A. I. 2 Future Plons: Burdett College Pet Peeve: Rude boys Memory: Senior Prom '63 Moke new friends ond keep the old; the new ore silver the old ore gold. WACKROW, SUSAN A. 51 Linden Avenue Business Birthdoy: June 22 Future Plons: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Winking Memory: Senior Prom Conceit is a funny disease. It mokes everyone sick except those who hove it. WALCZAK, KARL 66 Craigic Street College Birthdoy: September 7 Future Plons: Northeastern Pet Peeve: When a procticc tcochcr takes over a closs ond tries out certain new tcoching techniques Memory: My first mixed-up day ot S.H.S. One should toke good core not to grow too wise for so great o pleasure of life as loughtcr. WALKER, NANCY 268 Powder House 8oulcvord College Birthdoy: August 5 Senior Closs Secretory; Cheer I cod mg I, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, Secretory 3 Future Plons: Modicol secretory Memory: A certain someone Pet Peeve: Folse personalities Friendship is a chain of gold. WALL, KATHLEEN 45 Memorial Rood Business Birthdoy: April 11 Cheerleodmg I; Bank Corps I; Homeroom Treosurer I; Procter 3 Future Plons: 8usmcss school Pet Peeve: Being introduced to people Memory: My Senior yeor I could not live without the love of my friends. WALL, MARK 9 Kmgmon Rood Business. Markic Birthdoy: Jonuory 13 Future Plans: Fireman Pet Peeve: Work Memory: My Senior yeor Whot will be will be. WALLACE, MARY 15 Mystic Avenue Business Birthday: September 17 Future Plans: Working Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: My Senior year Do whot you like, but like whot you do. WALSH, DONNA 21 Pembroke Street Business Birthdoy: August 9 Bowling Future Plans: To become on I.B.M. operator Memory: My Senior yeor Silence is golden. WALSH, JUDITH 8 Pickncy Plocc Business. Judy Birthdoy: Jonuory 20 Future Plons: Modeling Pet Peeve. Rainy Fridoys Memory: Sophomore yeor Lough of your own mistakes ond you will lead o merry life. Fifty-nine WALSH, ROBERT J. 52 Craigie Street General. Bob Birthdoy: November 4 Crow Country Toom I; Track I; Red Cross 3 Future Plans: College and teaching Pet Peeve: Girls' boots Memory: My good times with my real friends. I did not think until I saw a re- tarded child. WARD, KATHLEEN 144 Holland Street College. Kathy Birthdoy: January 29 Future Nurses' Club 3 Future Plans: Lob technician Pet Peeve: Too much English home- work The voice is the greatest of all instruments. WARREN, JOAN 4S6o Broadway Business B.rthdoy: October 8 Future Plons: Sccretoriol work Pet Peeve: Mid-term exams Memory: Good times in room 225 Silence is golden. WELLS, JOYCE ANN 126 Powder House Boulcvord General Birthdoy: October 23 Art Club 1, 2, President 3; Radiator Staff 3; Prom Decorations Com- mittee 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: Massachusetts College of Art Pet Peeve: Bomb scares in zero de- gree weather Any mon's death diminishes me, be- cause I am involved in mankind. WERTZ, BARBARA 9 Mount Vernon Street College. Biorbic Birthdoy: July 31 G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. 3; Future Nurses' 3; Future Plons: Nursing Pet Peeve: Algebra II Memory: Tolcnt Night '63 Variety is the spice of life. WIGGETT, KATHLEEN 93 Liberty Avenue Birthdoy: September 21 College. Wiggles F.T.A. 2; Ployers' Club 1. 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 3; S.H.S. Glee Club 3; Bonk Corps 1, 2, 3 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Late people Memory: Junior homeroom Lovely to look at, delightful to know. WATTS, DONNA M. 1S3 Alewife Brook Porkwoy Business Birthday: May 4 National Honor Society 2, 3, Rodi- ator Reporter 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Bank Corps 2, 3; Proctor 1 Future Plons: Business school Memory: Mr. Wcene's U. S. History closs Don't put off until tomorrow what you con do todoy. WEBB, SANDRA 24 Temple Street College. Sisto Birthdoy: September 2 Chocrlcodmg 2, 3; Art Club 2. 3; Honor Guard 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Future Plans: Teoching Pet Peeve: Mud; being colled Sandy Memory: Pre-driving Blame softly; praise loudly. WEENE, JOYCE 257 Broodwoy College Birthdoy: February 14 Portia Debating Society I, 2. Treas- urer 3; Rodiotcr 1, 2; Notional Honor Society 2. 3; Student Council 3 Future Plans: College There will be times to murder ond create WILLIAMS, FRANCES E. 335R Washington Street College. Fronnic Birthday: June 9 Portia 2, 3; G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Rodio Club 1 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: World Hostory I'm nobody. Who ore you? WINTERSON, MARY 56 Willow Avenue Business Birthdoy: Jonuory 10 Future Plans: Clerieol work Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn- ing and coming to school in the morning. Memory: The wonderful time I'll hove of the prom, I hope’ When you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. WOJTKIEWICZ, ADELE 42 Belknop Street College Birthday: March 20 Bonk Corps 1,2 Future Plans: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Memory: Summer of '63 To have mony friends is nice, but to hove true ones is better. Sixty WOODMAN. ALBERT B. 13 Montgomery Avenue Business. Woody Birthday: Februory 22 Future Plans: Pipefitter Memory: Summer of '63 Be happy ond work towords success. WOODS. GAYLE 11 Moplc Avenue Business. Tootsie Birthday: December 25 Tn-Hi-Y Choplain 2 Future Plans: Career girl Pet Peeve: Sloppily-dressed boys Memory: Mr. Thornton's English closs If you intend to be happy, don't be foolish enough to look for o just cousc. WOODSIDE, NORMAN A. 173 Control Street College Birthdoy: November 19 Future Plans: Accountant Pet Peeve: Student teachers Memory: Biology in 302 For me work is the root of all evil. WORDELL, PAULINE 131 West Adams Street College Birthdoy: April 23 Student Council 3; Student Council representative for Future Nurses' Club 1. 2. 3 Future Plons: Nursing school Let us be of good cheer remember- ing that the misfortunes hordes! to beor ore those which never come. YOUNG, CHERYL 17 Acodio Pork Business Birthday: November 22 Pet Peeve: Men drivers Memory: My Senior ycor To thine own self be true. ZONGHETTI, FRANK R. 5 Monroe Street General B'irthdoy: December 19 Future Plans: Novy Pet Peeve: Biology Memory: Rooms 305 ond 306 Come what may, time ond the hour runs through the toughest day. ZYGALA, MARILYN 127 Albion Street Business Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Birthdoy: February 15 Pet Peeve: 8:30 bell Memory: B. C. High Senior Prom May the gate of friendship never be closed. May the hinges of friendship never grow rusty, ALLEN, WILILAM 114 Belmont Street Business. Bone Jr. Birthday: August 2 Future Plons: Air Force Memory: Typing with Miss Sotiros, room 224 Pet Peeve: Teachers who ore not married You cnly get out of life what you put into it. CELLA, GRACE 63 Jaques Street Business Birthday: July 2 Future Plons: I.B.M. school Pet Peeve: Homework To meet, to know, to love, ond then to part, is the sad tole of many a humon heart. DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN 16 Fiskc Avenue Business. Pot Birthday: September 13 Future Plans: Hairdressing school Memory: My Senior ycor Pet Peeve: The 8:30 bell Better late than never. DUKESHIRE, HELEN 34 Bradley Street Business. Penny Birthday: July 16 Memory: S.H.S. donees Pet Peeve: Boys with big feet Easier said than done. ESCOTT, SHIRLEY 86 Portridge Avenue Business. Speedy Birthday: Januory 22 Future Plons: Telephone operator Memory: S.H.S. dances Pet Peeve: People who don't keep promises True love never runs smooth. Sixtv-one GREGORIO, JAMES 62 Newton Street Business. The Crow Birthdoy: Jonuory 31 Future Plans: To be o success ot whatever I do Pet Peeve: Homework I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. LEVILLE, SANDRA 31 Noshua Street Business Birthdoy: April 5 Future Plans: Mornoge '65 Pet Peeve: The 8:30 bell Men hove their will, but women hove their way. LOUD, DAVID 51 Hudson Street Business. Lucky Birthdoy: April 2 Future Plans: Novy Memory: A certain teacher Pet Peeve: Tcochcrs who give too much homework School is just a lough. McNEAL, NORMAN 116 Sycamore Street Business Birthday: August 9 Future Plans: Air Force Memory: Senior Prom of '63 Pet Peeve: The 8:30 bell Where there is a will there is a woy. OLSEN, GEORGE 12 Lester Terroco Business 8irthdoy: January 7 Future Plans: Business School Memory: Just mokmg 35 words o minute in typing Pet Peeve: Crowded buses Everything comes to those who wait. PESCE, CAROL 19 Cameron Avenue Business. Shorty Birthdoy: February 11 Future Plans: To get married, of course Memory: Junior English in 247 Pet Peeve: People who lose their temper cosily Don't worry; life's too short. PORCARO, JOAN FRANCES 30 Fiske Avenue 8usmess Birthdoy: Jonuory 8 Future Plans: Whotever will be will be Pet Peeve; Arguments with o certam boy The thing thot costs the loosf ond mcons the most is o smile REEVES, ALICE 24 8rodlcy Street Business Birthday: January 27 Future Plons. Hairdressing school Pet Peeve: Conceited boys To meet, to know, to love, ond then to port is the sad tolc of many a human heart. SAUNDERS, RUSSELL L. 13 Bow Street Plocc Business. Rusty Birthdoy: Morch 15 Future Plons: Armed Forces Memory: Summer of '62 Pet Peeve: Girls short skirts Bye now, ond God bless you. SOPAS, MARSHA 942 BVoodwoy 8usmcss Birthday: April 2 Future Plons: Hairdressing Memory: July 1st Pet Peeve: Reckless drivers Silence is golden, but noise is much more fun. SOUZA. ALBERT 197 Highland Avenue Business. Butchie Birthdoy: October 9 Future Plons: College Memory: My Junior year Pet Peeve: Girls with short hair Everything comes to those who wait. SULLIVAN, EILEEN 4 Canal Lane Business 8irthdoy: December 6 Future Plans: Secretary Memory My Sophomore year Pel Peeve: Slow wolkers Live and learn. Sixtv-two WILSON, WILLIAM 151 Control Street Business. Butch B'irthdoy: October 11 Future Plons: Solcsmon Pet Peeve: People who ore olwoys broke What sculpture is to o block of marble, education is to the soul. WINGET, PAUL I OS Willow Avenue Business. Winny Birthday: June 8 Future Plons: To graduate in a couple of years Memory: Retailing Junior and Senior year Pet Peeve: Toochcrs who give homework. Homework is hardwork. BASTERI, LAWRENCE 17 Gibbens Street College. Lorry Birthday: April 12 Future Plans: Elcctricion Memory: Summer of '63 Pet Peeve: Women drivers Your dreams will come true if you stay awake. BEUCLER, ELAINE 28 Dickinson Street Commercial Birthdoy: October 27 Couldn't wait for you all to groduote. COSTA, JR., JOHN F. 38 Vine Street General. Joe Birthday: Jonuory 8 Future Plons: Business manogor in soles ond advertising Pet Peeve: Women drivers Memory: A lemon yellow 1950 Ply- mouth convertible The bard of Avon is not for me. DcFILIPPI, FRANK J. 54 Wheatland Street General. Flippy Birthday: April 13 Proctor 3; Bonk Treasurer 3; Rodi- ator Reporter 3 Pet Peeve: Nothing. I like every- thing Work fascinates me. I could watch it all day. DcKARSKI, THOMAS 5 Webster Street Genero I 8irthdoy: January 20 S.H.S. Glee Club I, 2; Hockey I, 2, 3 Future Plons: Work Pet Peeve: English in 327 and 344 Memory: Lobor Day. I.A For how much? HOARTY, EILEEN 67 Avon Street Business Birthdoy: July 6 Future Plons: Secretary Pet Peeve: People who too me on the shoulder Memory: Summer 1963 It's important to be nice. LAMBERT, JOSEPH 132 Peorl Street College 1, 2, General 3 Birthday: November 6 Future Plons: Business executive Memory: Mr. Crowley's 3rd period Pet Peeve: Business Management classes 110 I mode it! MacFAOGEN, EUGENE E. 242 Summer Street Business. Huey Birthday: August 14 Future: Service Memory: Day I come to school in 8oot!e haircut Pet Peeve: Girls who wear knee- socks It is nice to moke new friends but keep the old ones. HOWE, OESMOND 19 Pembroke Street Generol. Dcsi Birthday: March 22 Glee Clubs 1; Hockey 2 Future Plans. State Police Memory: Hockey games ond practices Pet Peeve: Conceited people Truth is honor, ond honor is beauty. MEDEIROS, EDMUND 81 Newton Street Commercial Birthdoy: September 19 Anchor man on the totem pole. Sixtv-three COSTARELLI, MARY 429 Medford Street Business 6‘irthdoy: March 22 Future Plans: Morriogc? Pet Peeve: People who lie Memory: September 20, 1963 True blue to the end. FERRIS, VIRGINIA M. 2 Berwick Street Business. Ginger Birthday: August 4 Proctor 2 Future Plans: Business school Pet Peeve: Walking from eost to west building Memory: S.H.S. boskctboll gomes Do unto others os you would hove others do unto you. MILLS, ALFRED 167 Broadway General Birthday: July 23 If at first you don't succeed, try agoin. MILLS, EDWARD 167 Broodwoy General Birthday: July 23 The race is not always won by the swift. MURPHY, JUNE 11 Spring Hill Terrace Business 8irthdoy: November 15 Pet Peeve: Short recess Future Plans: Secretory Memory: History w.th Mr. Wccnc A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything but the value of nothing. MURPHY, KATHLEEN A. 23 Hall Street 6 jsmess Birthday: January 26 Bowling 1, 2 Future Plans: Airline stewardess Memory: Having fun in the corridors on the way to classes There is rapture on the lonely shore. ROCKWOOD, SANDRA 159 Highland Avenue Business Birthday: June 8 Tri-Hi-Y Pet Peeve: People who know it all Memory: May of my Junior yeor Always be prepared RODERICK, JOHN LEONARD 64 Beacon Street Business. J. B. Birthday: March 3 Future Plans: U.S.M.C. Memory: Junior yeor Pet Peeve: People who don't hove minds of their own Lows ore mode to be broken. SHEA, LINDA 169 Morrison Avenue Business Birthday: September 8 Future Nurses 3; Youth Recreation Chorus 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 Pet Peeve: Two-faced people Memory: May 16, 1963 You con build castles in the sky but put the foundations under them. SIGGENS, ROBERT 126 Albion Street College. Bob Birthday: October 19 Future Plans: College Memory: The boys ot the library on Wednesday nights Pet Peeve: Too mony stairs; not enough girls Life is definitely worth living. THORNTON, MAUREEN C. 50 Holl Avenue General. Rccnie Birthday: March 16 Future Nursmg 3; Youth Recreation Chorus 3, G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; 252 Club 2, 3 Future Plans: School Pet Peeve: Junior homeroom Memory: July 31, 1963, Aunties' girls Oh, Nizzor. TUCKER, RALPH ELDEN 87 Flint Street Gcnerol Birthday: July 17 Future Plans: Enter the field of Physical Education Pet Peeve: Depressed people Memory: Thanksgiving Day game If ot first you don't succeed, try, try again. Sixty-four r Camera AGUSTO. ANTONIO 71 8cacon Street General. Tony B'.rthday: January 31 Time flies too fast. ANOERSON, DONALD 12 Electric Avenue College. Don Birthday October 7 Future Plons: Work Memory: High School Be of good cheer. BAHAN, JOHN PATRICK 11 Cypress Street General Birthday: December 8 Band I Future Plons: Aviation Memory: My Junior year Pet Peeve: Conceited people He who starts at the bottom moy end up on top. 8AINO, JOHN 45 Memorial Rood General. J. B. Birthday: June 15 Track 1 Memory: My four ycors at the high school Pet Peeve: Girls with crazy-looking hoir-dos A smile is worth more than o frown. BOBER, JOANNE MARIE 19 Bonks Street Business. Mane Birthdoy: July 14 Bowling 1 Future Plans: Modeling Pet Peeve: Painting Memory: The prom Still waters run deep. BOBROFF, JEANNE 34 Partridge Avenue Business Birthdoy: December 9 The rood to success is long. Better now than later. BOMPANE, BARBARA ELEANOR 3 Harris Street Business Birthdoy: September 19 Beauty is os beauty docs. BOYLE, DAVID 204o Washington Street General. Dave Birthday: October 23 Track teom 2 Future Plans: Air Force Pet Peeve: When someone mentions something, then soys to forget it Memory: Science Foir He knows o lot about something worth knowing. BRADLEY, ROBERT 40 8enton Road College. Bob B-rthday: Fobruory 28 Football 1 Future Plons: Service Pet Peeve: Tcochcrs Memory: It isn't S.H.S. Better late than never. BURNS, VIRGINIA 53 Wheotlond Street College. Ginnic Birthday: September 23 Future Plons: Nursing Pet Peeve: Conceited people Memory: Junior yeor in 344 (lollipops) Above all things, to thine own self be true. BUSSALARI, LEONARD 55o Lowell Street General. Bucc Birthday: Morch 5 Future Plans. Militory corcer Memory: Fun I hod in Latin II Pet Peeve: Homework D.m' what comes naturally. BUTT, RICHARD 6 Bedford Street General. Rich Birthdoy: September 11 Future Plons: Automotive engineer Pet Peeve: One-way stairs A smoll youth with a big heart. CAMPO, RICHARD J. 7 Auburn Avenue General. Richie Birthdoy: August I Coll me lotcr. CARLINO, ALEXANDER V. 22 Wellington Avenue General. Alex Birthdoy: Moy 19 Well, here I am. CARLSON, STANLEY 104 Belmont Street General Birthday: July 30 Generally speaking, I mode it. CATALDO, CARLO J. 605 Broadway Business. Corlo-boby Birthday: Moy 7 Here I om up front at lost. COLATOSTI, THOMAS 79 Glcnwood Rood General. Tom Birthday: Morch 18 Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people Memory: Rooms 27 ond 221 It's o cruel world. COMEAU, ROBERT 242 School Street General Birthday: August 30 Future Plons: Rodio work Pet Peeve: All my teachers Memory: Junior homeroom I don't hove to tolerate this. CONNER, RAYMOND 34 Woods Avenue College B'irthdoy: May 26 Future Plons: Service Pet Peeve: Slow buses Memory: Mr Dolton's jokes A friend remembered not. COTE, JOHN 38 Vermont Avenue Business. T. C. Birthdoy: May 3 Treasurer I; Glee Club I; Football 1; Track I, 2, 3; FT.A. 2, Bose boll 2, 3 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: School Memory: Four long ycors The only way to hove o friend is to be one. COVINO. JEROME 89 Gront Street Generol. Jerry Birthday: June 10 Future Plans: Work Pet Peeve: Geometry, Physics, Biology One never knows. Sixtv-five DAVIS, DONALD L. 22 Mcod Street General Birthday: September 7 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Physics room 306 If at first you don't succeed, forget about it. DEROME, LOUISE 45 Fronklm Street General. Yo-Yo Birthday: June 26 Pet Peeve: Leaving S.H.S. Memory' Lunchroom Why and what! DeSOUSA, ROBERT 9 Central Rood College Birthday: July 14 Future Plans: College Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Study in room 151 If at first you don't succeed, then give up. DICKIE, LAWRENCE 51 Bow Street Commercial Birthday: February 25 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Teachers Do unto others os you would have them do unto you, but do it first. DONAHUE, JOHN 28 Avon Street College. Jock Birthday: Morch 14 Future Plons: College Pet Peeve: Algebra I need algebra to graduotc. DUKESHIRE, HERBERT 34 Bradley Street General. Mickey Birthdoy: May 9 Future Plons: Ministry S.H.S. Glee Club I; Vice-President Boys' Glee Club 3; Track 1, 2; A Coppello Choir 3 Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls Memory: Senior ycor ond Summer of 1963 Smile; you only live once. ELISIO, RICHARD 23 Electric Avenue Genero I Birthday: August 18 Future Plons: Insurance S.H.S. Glee Club 1; Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3 Pet Peeve: Homework Memory: Junior homeroom 30 It's never too late Camera ESTEBROOK, JOHN 65 Holl Avenue College. Blondy Birthday: November 13 Future Plons: Interior decorotor Art Club 1 Pet Peeve: Night school leaving oil point on benches in 145 Memory: The day Mr. Boover's choir collopscd with him in it Those who stond for nothing fall for onything. FANTASIA, ROBERT C. 26 Morrison Avenue General Birthday: September 5 Future Plons: Broodcosting Pet Peeve: Poor hockey teom If first you don't succeed, forget it. FERRANTI, MARY J. 51 Dartmouth Street Business Birthdoy: March 29 Future Plons: Marriage Pet Peeve: Boys who think they're nice. Memory: Prom ond basketball games Where there's noise ond trouble, that's where you’ll find her. GALLANT, JAMES 14 Peterson Tcrroce College Birthday: February 13 To have friends you must be one. GEROSSIE, GLORIA 10 Hillside Circle General. Jeonne Birthday: October 9 Future Nurses 2; Bonk Treasurer I Future Plons: Business school Memory: Junior Sewing closs To sew a fine seam is a rare accomplishment. HOUPES, JOHN 12 Oxford Street College 8irthdoy: December 16 Education is a wonderful thing. IAPPINI, CHARLES S3 Adams Street Business. Chorhe Birthdoy: February 24 Future Plons: I B M. technician Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls Memory: Senior yeor Any shrine is bette' than self- worship. JOYCE, JANET G. 15 Summit Avenue Business. Shine Birthdoy: May 12 Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate people Why can't they all be polite like me? KELLY. PAUL J. 24 Centrol Road College Birthday: December 30 At lost! LUNDGREN, ROBERT 55 Heath Street Business Birthday: January 8 Memory: Sophomore ycor Pet Peeve: Swinging doors Life is on obstoclc course. LUNGO, ROBERT 95 Prentiss Street Gcnorol Birthdoy: October 15 I like school in a general sort of way. LUPI, EDWARD 509 Partridge Avenue General. Eddie Birthdoy: July 2 Track 1, Basketball 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3 Memory: Three goals ogainst Waltham Pet Peeve: Room 313 Experience is the best tcochcr. MoeDONALD, ROY 61 East Albion Street General. Little Moc Birthdoy: September 17 Memory: Cape Cod Future Plons: Hopeful Pet Peeve: It's never too late I wos here. MocKAY, JAMES 16 Grant Street General Birthday: October 8 It's a long, long trail. MeSHEFFREY, CAROL ANN 310 Washington Street 8usmess Birthday: Morch 22 Future Plans: I B M, school Pet Peeve: Wolking up Vinol Ave. Memory: December 3, 1961 Silence is golden. Sixty-six MANNONE, DOROTHY I 59 Wolnut Street Business. Dolly Birthdoy: November 2 Future Plans: Secretory Memory: Miss McCarty's homeroom 251 Pet Peeve: Homework Toss the books awoy. MANZI, RONALD 582 Somerville Avenue College Birthday: February I Guess I'll take to the open rood. MARKS, WILLIAM II Morion Street Business. Bill 8irthday: September 19 Glee Club 2; Proctor 3 Future Plans: U. S. Army Pet Peeve: People who coll me Howk Memory: The rooms in the cast building A marksman bold; thot's I. MELCHER, RAY 35 Memorial Rood Gencrol Birthday: Moy 29 Never a day without its problems. MOREIRA, GILBERT 199 Pearl Street College Birthday: December 6 Bond and Dance Bond 1. 2, 3 Future Plans: Low Pet Peeve: Geometry Memory: Rhode Island Rome wasn't built in a day. O'BRIEN, FLORENCE NETTIE 320 Somerville Avenue College Birthdoy: September 20 Wish I could linger owhile. O'CONNELL, HELEN ■42 Concord Avenue Business. Irish Birthdoy: November 29 Proctor 1 Future Plons: Professional rollcr- skotcr Pet Peeve: Homeroom 247 Memory. B. O. Teacher 327 Better now than later. (Camera PICCOLO, RICHARD 38 Dartmouth Street College Birthdoy: Januory 6 Early to bed and early to rise, makes a mon healthy, wealthy, and wise. REDDIN, WILLIAM 28 Willoughby Street Business. Bill Birthdoy: September 19 The best part of school is leoving it. ROLAND, WYNDELL 3 Boston Street College Birthday: September 16 Give a man o horse he can ride. SMART, NANCY 76 Cross Stree. Business B'irtnday: December 5 Memory: Senior Prom Pet Peeve: Homework Smort girls study ond learn what they con. STEINBERG, ELLEN o Autumn Street College 8irthday: June 5 Future Plons: To get married some doy, ond to enjoy life Pet Peeve: Boys who wcor tight ponts; snobs walking up the hill to school every day; teased hair to an extreme Memory: I shall never forget the people who made my year in Somerville High o happy one Teach me to feel another's woe, to hide the fault I see; that mercy I to others show, that mercy show to me! TRAFICANTE, JOHN 9 Pitman Street BXismcss. Trof 8irthdoy: August 1 Boscboll 1, 2, 3 Future Plons: Further schooling Memory: Fallen ceilings Pet Peeve: Woking up in the morning Soy not whether he won cr lost, but how he ployed the game. TRIGILIO, THOMAS 19 Jackson Road Business Birthday: January 20 Future Plons: Air Force Memory: Room 113 Pet Peeve: School lunches A man's stomach needs the best attention. TURNER, FRANCES 29 Pcorson Rood College Birthday: Moy 26 Pet Peeve: Chemistry 314 Future Plons: College This nuclear age has created study problems. UGOLINI, WAYNE A. 61 Highland Road College Birthday: Moy 14 Bond I, 2 Pet Peeve: Homework Future Plons: Military service Memory: That one extra year Why didn't someone push harder? WETZONIS, DONALD 16 Ashlond Street Business Birthday: Jonuory 24 Pet Peeve: Work Memory: Senior year He who hesitates is lost. WINGATE, KENNETH 29 Warren Avenue College. Ken Birthdoy: October 1 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Time and tide wait for no mon. Sixtv-sevcn Senior C lieerleacleri 1 —Corol Puccmi. Korcn Melnyk, Frances DiSorcino, Christine Tcnorc. Emily OiSimone 2— Judith Parker. Sondro Wet b, Vivian Voccaro. Evelyn Olson, Kerry Moynihan, Noncy Walker 3— Morgoret Scrpa, Elcno Ardolino Sixtv-nine JJI 1— Mr. Palmer, Assistant Coach; Paul Brogoleno, Chuck Paglaram, Kevin Mackey, Tony Camelio, Bob Aylward, Sam Green- wood, Coptain; Tony Moreno; Cooch, Mr. Donohue. 2— Al Girado, Vinny Comileo, John Trofoconti, Ed Lupi, Rich Roppoll, Steve Moreno, Joe Di Sarcina, Ron Blokney. 3— Dennis Trundy, Rich Doyan, George Seabrook, Jack Lone, Bill McLucos, Al Pondelli, Dove Libcrtorc, Fronk Lcmos. 4— Rich Greenwood, Jimmy Roderick, Butch Foster, Jim McGrath, Don Ourcgo. Dan Lanzillo. Mike Kominski, Billy Boyon. April 20 NO. QUINCY ct Somerville 22 CHELSEA ct Somerville 24 MEDFORD at Medford 27 EVERETT ot Somerville 29 QUINCY ot Somerville Moy 1 BYE, Awoy 4 REVERE of Somerville 6 MALDEN ot Somerville 8 LOWELL ot Lowell 11 NO. QUINCY ot No. Quincy 13 CHELSEA ot Chelsea 15 MEDFORD ot Somerville 18 EVERETT ot Everett 20 Quincy ot Quincy 22 BYE, at Home 25 REVERE ot Revere 27 MALDEN ot Molden 29 LOWELL at Somerville Home gomes ot Lincoln Pork Seventy TOP Huh Avlw;«ril CENTER • Iiii! I)i!iarcin;i BOTTOM Tony Miirinn Seventy-one 1st row (I. to r.) Frank G:rmley, Bill 6'illings, Clit Gillu, Tom Petersen, Sol Sillon, Joe DiSorcmo, Kevm Estec. 2nd row (I. to r.) Frank Crotty, Poul Broglino, Austin Connell, Barry Boudrcou. Charles Wilder, John Costa, Tim Flynn, Robert Lodieo, Paul Talbot. December 13 CHELSEA ot Somerville 17 REVERE at Revere 20 LOWELL at Lowell 23 QUINCY ot Somerville 27 WALTHAM at Waltham 30 MEDFORD ot Medford January 3 EVERETT ot Somerville 7 MALDEN ot Malden 10 NO. QUINCY ot No. Quincy 14 NEW BEDFORD ot Somerville 17 CHELSEA at Chelsea 21 REVERE ot Somerville 24 LOWELL of Somerville 28 QUINCY ot Quincy 31 MEDFORD at Somerville February 4 EVERETT ot Everett 7 MALDEN at Somerville 1 1 NO. QUINCY ot Somerville 14 NEW BEDFORD ot New Bedford 18 WALTHAM at Somerville Seventy-two DootLllD earn 1— Pcrrcne. Tucker. Piccolo, Dnnkwater, Kokos. Petersen, Amenkowicz, Blokney, Cullen, Lepore, Spartos. 2— Bornord. Roderick. Marshall. Moniglio, Hozord, Greenwood, Bcllefontoinc. McLucas. Loocona, McNobb, Mclnnis, Filosi, Head Coach Zammorchi. 3 -Asst. Coach Tsoukalos. Pignonc, Mcnoger Mortm, Mochi, Stouffcr. Leonard. Petersen. DeSilvo. Alyword, Homwcy, Assist- ant Coach Albono. •4 —Lucas. Goulart, Silvo, Condelino, Ercclmi, Tsourianis, Diro, Mozzocca. Daley, Lowe, Puglic, King, Pondelli, Peters, Stanford, Lcaatos. Stroscio Dimasi. Sports oCett 1 2 ermen 1— Frank Maniglio, Rich Grocnwood, B'ob Fcrronc, Tom Petersen, Paul Volenti, Jim Roderick, Ron Amcnkowitz. Ed McNobb 2— Bill Montozoukos, Rick LcPorc, Cliff Gillis, Lou Fovouso, Bob Piccolo. Vin Camclio, Steve Costa Seventy-four ■ ■ Scventv-five Jeam 1— Poul Volcnto. Edword Lupi, Dovid Libotori, Frank Burge , George Muniz 2— Richie Wells. John Lone, Nicky Tisonous, George Bclofontomi, B’llly McOoughno, John Rene, Coach Hurynowitz 3— Paul Colbert, John McDonald, Fronk Lcmos December 14 BROOKLINE Noon 2) ARLINGTON Noon 26 NEWTON 2 p.m. 23 MEDFORD Noon Jonuory 4 WALTHAM Noon 8 CAMBRIDGE LATIN 2 p.m. 18 RINDGE Neon 25 BROOKLINE Noon Fcbruory 1 ARLINGTON Noon 8 NEWTON Noon 15 MEDFORD Noon 18 WALTHAM 2 p.m. 22 CAMBRIDGE LATIN Noon 27 RINDGE 1 p.m. Seventy-six JracL Je 1 2 3 eam 1— Mork Brown, Kevin Corney, Edword McNobb. John Evons, Poul DiMosi. Joe DiVito 2— Ccoch Richord Hegorty, William Barron, Stephen Irwin, Joe DiMortino, Joieph Giusti, Dovid Durnan, William Duddy, Lconord Portanova, Stephen DiGiacomo, Cooch Joseph Hrabi 3— Dovid Shields, Michael McDonough, Carl Dawkins. John Doherty, Louis Favu za December 14 QUINCY 21 NATICK 28 ARLINGTON Jonuory 11 NORTHEASTERN INVITATION MEET ot Boston Borden 18 BELMONT 25 NEEDHAM Fcbruory I STATE MEET, Boston Garden 8 NORTH QUINCY 15 WATERTOWN April 21 EVERETT vs. Somerville (Novice 100), Dilboy Field 28 MALDEN vs. Somerville (Novice 220), Dilboy Field May 5 REVERE vs. Somerville (Novice 440), Dilboy Field 12 MEDFORD vs. Somerville (Novice 880), Dilboy Field 19 CHELSEA vs. Somerville (Novice Relay 440), Dilboy 26 Closs Meet ot Dilboy Field CROSS COUNTRY LETTERMEN Stephen Marino Lconord Portanova Michocl Madsen Joseph Mingle Scventy-eiqht Ed McNobb C wl Dawkins Ed McNobb Seventv-nine 'Ji'EasULll 1— Fronccs Lo Russo (24). 2— Aleta Tolbot (22). Frances Dukcshirc (14), Diane Turner (12). Ginny Cutting (3), Judy Atkins (10), Gerry Mogno (23), Diane Stephens (30), Chcric Horns (4), Donna Green (32), Lorraine Mozzoni (21). wardd Is 1— Fronccs LoRusso, Lorraine Mazzonc, Frances Dukeshirc, Gmny Cutting, Alcta Tolbot, Kathleen Kelley, Cecilia Porisc 2— Susonne Albano, Diane Stephens, Sondra Albani, Elizabeth Hannigon, Chcric Harris, Leslie Collins Eighty emori anc f1 2 l C xecu 1— Sondro Clcugh, Phyllis Mancini, Corol Fugarozzo. Cccilio Porisc, Mery DiDomenico. Frances LaRusso, Elizobcth Hannigon, Kathleen Kelley, Madonna Murphy, Carol Cunningham 2— Donna Hope, Emily Pitcher, Cheryl Ross, Anne Coulombe, Rose Gentile. Fronces Cornelio, Concetto Romono, Karen Law- rence, Joanne Bain, Frances Dukcshirc, Lorraine Mozzonc 3— Sandro Poppas, Joyce Bennett, Dcnna Dotterton, Judith Morshil. Kathleen Flonnery, Elcnor Szabunko, Reeme Thornton, Judi Quimby. Fronces Williams, Eileen Rooney, Estelle Grosso, Ellen Tolstuk. Barbara Wertz, Bonno Walsh, Eloino Polito 1— Sandra Clough, Manager, Bowling; Carol Fugorazzo, Secretory, Mory DiDomenico. President; Frances LaRusso, Vice- President; Cecilia Porise, Treasurer; Elizabeth Honnigon, Student Council Representative 2— Kathleen Kelley, Phyllis Mancini, Coptain Bodminton; Madonna Murphy, Carol Cunninghom, President, Bowling League; Frances Dukcshirc, Coptoin, Swimming League; Lorraine Mozzone Eiqhty-one Eighty-two Moiorcttcs I—Sondro Poppas co-captain, Roberta Davidson coptoin, Kathleen Kelly co-captain 2— BOrbora Ricci. Morgarct Corbet, Lorraine Ccssario. Beverly Bam, Joanne 8ain, Norma Icllus 3— Lawrence Rcidy, George Smith, John Oxly, Daniel Tyrone. Anthony Tedesco. Michael Edelstcm, Charles Shubow. Dione Stephens, John Norton, Carl 8crtoliano, John Roy, Donald Grovell, Ralph Jonuchi, Ed Jones, James Fredcrico, Cliff McRoy, Walter Bennett 4— Charley Phillips, Kenneth Nissenbaum, Kevin Kelly, John Moxner Walter Bennett, Patrick O'Brien 5— Gilbert Morea, Joseph Morcello, Richard White, Robert Goodrich, Joseph Zullo, Frank Marcello 6— Horry 8atcs, Alan Keith, John Stringos, Domcnic DeGcovonnio I—Emily DeSimone, Evelyn Olsen, Christine Tenori, Elaine Randolph. 2—Margaret Serpo, Mary McCullough, Susan Carroll, Joonic DiJulio, Koren Mclnyck, Judy Porker. Eiqhty-three 1— Normo Lcllcss, Sheila Brocken, Judy Porker, Lindo Grossman, Peogy Errico, Diona Phillips, Linda DiBono 2— Morincllo Nonmni. Dorothy Fronzini, Beniamin Levy, Noncy Wiswoll. Lindo Wright 3— Richard Halverson, Monucl Cobrol, Allon Howe, Bob Allon, William Mantzoukas, James Silva. Michael Kupfcrmon Linda Grossman Richard Halverson Williom MePhoil Eiqhty-four 1— Mory DiDomenico, Judith Tnglcdas, Frances DiSorcino, Robert Vcnuti. Kathleen Albro, Corol Ferrori, Emily DeSimone. Agnes Provenzono, Norma Lellcss. Kerry Moymhon 2— Chorlcs Shubou. Nancy Dischino, Nancy Morcotti, Sondra Alboni. Susonne Albano, Joanne Koshishion, Joyce Lima, Corol Puccini. Koreo Mclnyk, Josephine Domenici, Evelyn Olsen, Andrew D'Agostino, 3— Rosemarie Polangc, Eileen Rooney, Sondro Pappas, Ben;omin Levy, Barry Hartnett, Bruce Shloger, Vivian Vaccoro. Diano Phillips, Modsnna Murphy Student Patrol 1— Robert Souza, David Gilberto, Captain; Pool Moscordini, Chief; Louis Fovuzzo, Assistant Chief; Raymond Vollucci, Peter Hutchinson, Coptoin; Kevin Whealan, Ronald Manzi 2— Wyndell Roland, Bruce Pingree, Ivon Mosa, John Moncini, Williom Smith, Donald King, Robert Pcttinclli, Donald Armstrong, John Anostor Eiqhty-fivc 1— Michoel Kupfcrman, William Chopman, Nancy Wiswall, Anno Posquina. William Maloney, Douglos Rowscll 2— Richard Inncs, Anthony Corteso, Loland Howard, Gorord Cavonaugh, Paul Volontc, Dennis Sullivan, Frederick Rockmcl, Charles Scioppa 1— Elizabeth Honmgon, Roberta Fccas, Kathleen Stolikas, Valerie Kappos, Priscillo Clark, 8arboro Wertz, Norma Sutton, Ellen Tolstuk 2— Mce Edger, Sondra Poppos, Student Council Representative; Kothlccn Kelly, Recording Secretory; Eileen Rooney, Vice- President; Judy Trigledas, President; Emily DeSimone, Vice-President; Madonna Murphy. Corresponding Secretory; Robert Cronin. Treasurer; Josephine Domenici, Vivion Vaccaro 3— Phyllis Mancini, Incs Amodeo, Kerry Moynihon, Marsha Tryznodcl, Joonne Bainc, Carol Puccini, Karen Melnyk, Rosemarie Palange, Eunice McGechon, Miriam Maderosion, Janice Tribou 4 -William Slater, Frances Thompson, Jon Sounders, Solvotorc Sillari, Russell Figueiro, Vincent Camelio, Lorry Jackson, Earl Cole, Henry Fardcllo Eiqhty-six ennan K lub 1— Dionne Clark, Susan Orlondo, Secretary; John Morcnno, Russell Figueira, President; Anrve Pasejuino, Vice-President; Beniamin Levy, Student Council Representative; Florence Wornock 2— Peter Orlondo, Gerard Covcnough, Barry Hortnett, Monuol Ccbrol. Douglas Rowscll, John DeMarco. Mr, Holmes, Advisor 3— Robert Vcnuti. Solvotorc Moccio, Francis Thompson, Jon Saunders, Michael Levy, Richord Holverson, James Silvo 1— Nancy Donohue, Fronccs Camclio, Mary DiDomenico, Marie Rosato. President; Joyce Pogliuco, Patricia Doherty, Jeon 6'c I lone 2— Patricia Kelly, Eunice McGechan, Robert Lodico, Monucl Cobrla. Solvolore Siliori, David Reilly, Frank Gormley, Mory Bryont, Maureen Meehon, Anne Hcafcy Eighty-seven 1— Frances Goduti, Priscilla Clork, Paul Moscordmi. Shoron Hughes. Recording Secretary; Carol McIntyre. Vice-President; Kothie Wiggett, President; Cathy Roche, Treasurer; Richard Halverson, Student Council Representative; Angelo Coppcllo. Flcrcnce Sgroi 2— Potricia Smith, Joan Donovan, Helen Sotkwich, Judy Medugno, Sino Dinjian, Lucille Poroonogian, Nancy Wiswoll, Sondy Vivolo. Morie Porziale, Cheryl Hudson, 6'etty Lucco, Jeanne O'Brien. Moria Buccclli 3— Richard Miscnor, David Brown, David Gilbcrti, Donald Tims, Williom Smith, Arthur Clifford, Kevin Murphy, John Tbcmios, Lorry Jackson, John Anastas I Alexander DiMillc. David Mabel, David Riley. Michael Kupfcrmon, Vincent Camclio, Robert Venuti, Barry Hartnett 2—Edward Coughlin, James Silva, Stephen Costa, Russell Figueiro, Monucl Cobrol Emil Goduti, John Marenna 3 - -Ronald DiPerno, Jon Saunders, Robert Culverhouse, Richard Lccassc, Francis Fontosio, Francis Thompson Eighty-eight I —-Mory Toscano, Ccnnic Sormotzis, Josephine Ccccre, Morincllo Nonmni. President, Sol Troponi, Vice-President; Mono Ciono. Secretory; Sommy Giurleo, Treosurcr; Mono Tortoco 2— Mr. Louis DcAngclis. Fousto DeLorcnzo, Tereso Poporo, Peter Boldosson. Anthony Covino, Donicl Spinoso. Froncis Lelond, Anno Accctto 3— Ettore Lombordo, Fronk Torino, Michocl Poce, Donold King, Ivo Mosci, Joseph Tortoro ond Rcbert Reqolmo Jd cu 1— Fronk Spodo. Corol Lobovich, Normo Lelless, Joyce Wells, Morcio Bloke. Potricio Kelly, Philip Voccoro 2— George Stovrinos, Mono 8uccelli, Betty Lucco Mildred Syring, Paulo Powell, Jocqueline Pike, Maureen Knight, Sandra Webb, Jomcs Puliofico Eiqhty-nine 1— Fronk Cwjo, George Gopolis, Stephen Mokredcs, Froncis Torino; piono. John Shcchon; Claire Eovinc, Irene Kolyonidcs, 8rucc Shloger, Nancy Thompson, Eileen Rconey, Sheila Brackett, Elaine Polito, Sondro Hildreth, Mary Bolboni, Kothlccn Wiggett 2— Desmond Howe, Francis Lclond, Joseph Copobionco, Stephen Agneta, Manuel Rci, Robert Alvarez, Kathleen Kelley, Joanne Bom, Karen Lawrence, Irene Barney, Venera Possamonte. Kerry Moymhon, Joon Miller 3— Louis Fovuzza. Williom Montzoukos, Robert Allon, Sorry Hortnett. Poul Lembo, Kevin Kelley, Evelyn Olson, Elena Ardo- lino, Nerma Lcllcss. Joyce Bennett, Morgo Spinos, Donno Hope. Mono DeCrosto 4— Paul Bombaro, Robert Btelhumcr, Chorles Wilder, Paul Valente, Richard Lepore, Francis Manigho, Paul Grossio, Roberta Dovidson, Karen Mclnyk, Sondro Poppas, Paulette Ciompi, Claire Corobcllo, Diane Robbins, Judith Thompson 5— Edward Hunt, Ronald Blakney, Anthony Bruno, Thomas Petersen, Arthur Stuort. Kevin Estcc, Poul Kelley, Helen Speed, Felicia Costonzo, Patricia Meyerhoff, Christine Lee, Lonndo Comarono, Donno Allen, Ann Smith 6— Richard Elisio. Williom Slater. Joseph Fentes, Herbert Dukcshirc. Dovia Bmghom, Froncis Gormlcy, Williom Billings, Paulo Hawley, Sino Diniion, Grace Dempsey, Elise Breen, Ido Kotcll. Roberto Costor, Annette DcCorlo 7— Rosemory Meholovich, Stephanie Morchio, Evelyn Ashley, Ann Botes, Doberoh Ford, Anne Hcofey, Mory Morgan, Mary Kelly, Diane Aquilino, Mory McCullough, Lois McCrcnsky, Linda Blockhall, Mary Murphy, Mary Coscio 8— Marsho Troznodel, Judith Porker. Jacqueline Rondo, Elizabeth Conrod. Mory Toocono, Marlene O'Connor 1— John Doherty, Frank Torino, Elisc Breen, pianist; Donald DiChoppori, pianist. Peter Boldassari, Stephen Mocredes, Cyrus Richord, Secretory 2— Chorles Schioppo, Manuel Rci, Joseph Cepobronio, Francis Lclond. Desmond Heine, Leo Gronovich, Geerge Gogalis 3— Kevin Kelley, Paul Lembo, Barry Hornclt, Louis Fonuzzo, Paul Bombaro, Frank Corso 4— Robert Allon, Fronk Momglio, Richord LePore, Paul Valente, Charles Wilder. Robert Belhumer, Lawrence Wolker 5— Paul Kelley, Kevin Estcc, Arthur Stuart, President; Thomos Peterson. Anthony Bruno, Ronald Blakney, Edward Hunt 6— William Billings. Fronk Germley, John Sheehan. Herbert Dukcshirc. Joseph Fontes, William Slater, Richard Elesco 7— David Brown. Richard Lodico, Chorles Hawley. John Lessard, Poul DiMosi, Solbono Giurlco, Michael Poce 8— Robert Culverhousc, Richord Preston, Joseph DiSarcino, Richard Rappoli, Lorry Jackson 9— Thomas Maher. Daniel Leahy, Joseph Wilwerth. Robert Daley Ninety 1— Jane Smith, Phyllis Mancini, Eileen Rooney, Etoine Polito, Mary Morgan, Kathleen Wiggett, Lorindo Comavarvo, Librarian; Sheila Brackett, Secretory; Sandra Poppas, Senior Vice-President; Kathleen Kelley, President, Roberta Davidson, Treasurer; Mory 8olboni, Assistant Secretory 2— Sino Dmiian, Angelo Cappello, Ido Kotcll, Noncy Thompson, Sandra Hildreth. Norma Lcllcss. Karen Lawrence, Modonno Murphy, Joanne Bom, Donno Hope, Margo Spinos, Kerry Moymhon. Joon Miller 3— Norma Sutton, Lmda Grosvmon, Emily Pitcher, Mae Edgar, Carol Ferrari, Vivion Vocorro, Evelyn Olson, Elena Ardolino, Karen Mclnyk, Anne Hcafcy, Morsha Troznadcl, Irene 8orncy, Venera Possamontc 4— Joyce Bennett, Ann Jones, Roberto Fccos, Jeon DcSousa, Rosalie Momonc Felicia Costonzo, Helen Speed, Donno Allen, Alcta Tolbot, Linda Atherton, Judith Parker, Adelc Hynes 5— Claire Carabcllo. Irene Kolyonides, Jacqueline Rondo, Claire Eovme. Roberto Castor, Joon DiPmto. Marie DcCrosto, Lois McCrcnsky. Morcio Blake. Lmdo Blockoll, Mary McCullough, Potricio Mcyerhoff, Diane Aquilmo 6— Joon Donovan. Manotto Conrad, Susan Burns, Marilyn McWeeny. Linda Simpson, Roscmory Mchalovich, Stephanie Morchio. Marie Medoglio, Judith Thompson, Diane Robbins, Judy Ferguson, Evelyn Ashey. Deborah Ford 7— Laura Sams, Gayle McIntosh, Mary Jones, Ann Smith, Paulette Ciompi, Annette DcCarlo, Elizabeth Conrod Ninety-one 1 —Estelle Grosso. Assistont Secretory; Poul Grossio, President; Cyrus Richord. Secretory; Irene Kaloyonides, Vice-President; Undo Driscoll. Pou'o Howlcy 2- -Sino Dmion, Lucy Poroonogion, Groce Heolcy, Mory Chondler, Doris Robson. Mone Porziolc, Virginio Meli 3— Ido Kotell. Jonice Moltocco. Lorctto Tronicllo, Rosolie Momonc. Jeonnc Cushing. Leslie Collins, Dionne Souza •t -Bovcrly Boin. Moric Ciono, Gcroldmc Mogno, Judy O'Bnen, Judy Atkins, Linda Compbcll. Florence Sgroi 5— Joanne Paul. Anthoulo Arvognostou, Lindo Shea, Mourccn Thornton. Karen Lctcndrc, Elizabeth Honnigon 6— JacQuoime Rondo. Florence Wornoclc, Janet Mognuson, Mortho Quick, Dorothy Smith. Cotholcnc Scolaro 7— Peter Boldusan, George Gogolis, Fronk Corso, Stephen MoKrcdes. Tony Froso, Poul Lcmbo, Anthony Covino 8— John Robom, Stephen Agnot, Lelond Howard, Mkhool Edlcstcin, Fronk Torino, John Sheehan, Bruce Shlagcr rqamzma (Committee oj French C lul 1— Kathleen Somsuri, Nancy Wolker, Roberto Ficos 2— Sondro Hildreth, Eugcnt Piaccntine, Dorothy Franzini 3 Patrick Annose. Ronold Silvestri, Corel Puccini Vjoutl Recreation. a horas Ninetv-two 1— Lome Comerono, Sheilo Brockctt, Sondro Poppos. Kothlcen Kelley. Roberto Dov.dson, Mary Bolboni 2— Sondro Hildreth. Joonne Bom. Koren Lowrcncc. Oonno Hope. Morgo Spinos, Venero Possomcntc. Irent Borney 3— Evelyn Olsen. Elena Ardolino, Karen Melnyk, Anne Heotey, Elaine Polito, Mory Mergon 4— Mono OoCrosto, Carol Ferrari, Donna Allen, Joan DiPinto, Mory Toscono 5— Claire Eovine, Claire Corobello, Irene Kaloyonidcs, Jockie Rondo 6— Arthur Stuort, Pool Kelley, Stephen Mokrcdcs, Barry Hartnett. Cyrus Richard. Paul Grossia. Frank Torino 7— Anthony Bruno, Joseph Fontes, Kevin Kelley, Herbert Dukeshirc. John Roboin s4d4idanti Aurelia DiGioccmo. Linda Bailey, Eloinc DiPiro, Celeste Loltongi, Dione Stephons, Catherine Bahler, Mary 8ryont, Anno Romano, Joonne Boin, Sharon Fiorentino, Sondra Vivolo Ninety-three • —Eloirvc Rcndolph, Irene Borney, Valerie Koppos, Priscilla Clark. Annette Deilcllis, Janet Perpcrcon, Venero Possamontc 2— Carole McIntyre, Maureen Meehan, Kathleen Pennington, Norma lelless. Mary Shco, Anne Heafey, Helen O'Connell, Kathleen Wall 3— Elinor Gzaburko. James Durnan, Russell Figueria, Arthur Stuart. Oovid Crosby, John Fusaoi, Shirley Daley 1— Eugene Smith, Donold Armstrong, Paul Moscordim 2— Dovid Gilberti, Roymond Vellucci, Ronald Monzi Ninety-four •Student (Loaned 1— Undo Grossmon, Mory DiDomenico, Sondro Poppos, Emily Pitcher. JoAnne Prott, Borboro Ricci. Joyce Wecnc, Corole McIntyre 2— Elena Ardolmo. Kerry Moynihon, Evelyn Olson, Corresponding Secretory; 8orry Hortnctt. President; Vincent Comclio, Vice- President; Normo Lelless, Recording Secretory; Robert Lodico. Treosurcr; Kathleen Kelley. Nancy Wolkcr, JoAnne Bom 3— Vivian Vacarro. Fronces DiSorcmo, Corol Lobovich, Koren Melnyk, Corol Puccini, Elizabeth Polongc, Corol Fcrrori, Pool me Wordell. Annete DeVellis, Celeste Lottonzi, Noncy Donohue 4— Robert Cronin, Peter Kokos, Thomos Petersen, Solvotore Sillon, Louis Fovuzza. Russell Figuciro. Monucl Cobrol, William Montzoukos. Williom Sloter 1— Patricia Donohue. Elena Ardolmo, Kerry Moynihon. Sondro Poppas, Emily Pitcher, Mary D.Dommico, Nancy Morcotti, Lindo Driscoll. Joyce Weene, Corol McIntyre, Linda Grossmon Joanne 8om. Jconne Proit 2— Linda Blockoll, Lois McCrensky, Barbara Paincri, Evelyn Olson, Barry Hartnett, Normo Lelless. Robert Lodico. Vincent Comclio. Kothlccn Kelley, Noncy Wolkcr, Alcto Tolbot, Mory McCullough 3— Gerord Covonough, Paul DiMosi, Vivion Voccoro, Fronces DiSorcino, Corol Lobovich, Koren Meynyk, Corol Puccini, Sondro Alboni. Elizabeth Honnigon, Rosemarie Polongc, Corol Fcrrori, Margaret Scrpa, Annette DeVellis, Celeste Lottonzi, Nancy Donohue, Marcio Bloke, Elaine Serpo, Borboro Rico, Robert Cronin. Miss Fronces Accorfo, Advisor 4— Richord Roppoli, Joseph DiSorcmo, Williom Montzukos, Peter Kokos. 6'enjamin Levy, Richord Lepore, Russell Figuciro, Thomos Petersen, Solvotore Siliori, Louis Foruzzo, Manual Cabral. Allon Howe. Richord Halverson, William Slater, Ronald Blokney Ninety-five jrortia L )elatina S)ocieti 1— Kothlecn Albro, Janet Perperian, Patricio Donohue, Joyce Wcene. Treasurer; Agnes Provenzano, Secretory; Noncy Don- ohue. Vice-President; Annette DeVellis, President; Barbara Pacific, Judy Porker, Lindo Grossman 2— Kathy Scoloro, Jams Dydzulis, Ellen Tolstuk, Linda Notaro, Frances Williams, Joyce Bennett, Carol Cunningham, Mourcen Meehan, Elinor Szobunka, Victoria Elliott, 3— Ann Mane DeBuems, Rosalie Mocone, Ido Kotell, Morie Ruggiero, Claudette Collins. Dole Triber, Marjorie Luchons, Patricio Mcyerhoff, Catherine Simone Senior measure 1— Corol Ferrari, Barbara Meehan, Noncy Thompson, Joriis Dydzulis, Donna Walsh, Emily Pitcher, Kothlecn Kelley, Mary Jane Morgan, Catherine Roche 2— Ceclia Pome. Joon Goribotto, Frances DiSorcino, Jeon DcVelis. Cheryl Shine, Mae Edgar, Susan loppini, Modelyn Mc- Kenna, Virginio Burns 3— Miriam Morderosion, Judith Quimby, Donna Betterton, Donno Wotts, Nancy Sabello, Eileen Rooney, Mary Bryant, Rise Gentile. Carol Ann Nugent Nine tv-six Senior 1— Ann Coulombe, Concetto Romono, Emily Pitcher, Eorl Cole, Cccelio Porise. Lucille Orlondo, Sandra lohnes, Susan Wackrow 2— Mory DiDomcnico, Joan Goribotto, Norma Sutton, Joanne Pratt, Adclc Hynes, Kathleen Wiggetf, Frances Cornelio, Rose Gentile, Carol Ann Nugent 3— Donna Watts, Elaine Von Steensburg, Carol Salisbury, Louise Mamwcy, Esther Rcpozo, Judith Marsholl, Frances DiSorcino, Corol Fcrrori. Janet Vcloza The High School Bonk i$ especially proud of the esprit dc corps which distinguishes those pupils who hove been privileged to become members of the Bonk Corps. In the process of their training, os they hondle the record-keeping of the accounts of the whole School Sovings System of the city, they ore required to odhere to strict stondords in work end general deportment. They ore expected to occcpt ond corry out oil the responsi- bilities placed upon them by the nature of the work in- volved in such o manner that they bring credit to them- selves ond to the Bonk for its proper functioning. Every member of the Bonk Corps is mode to feel thot he must reflect the best thot is in him at oil times bccouse he must corry on by his work ond ottitude the tradition of confidence ond integrity which the School Bank hos established. Ninety-seven Science cur ( winners 1— Elaine Scrpo, Leland Howard, Kerry Moynihon 2— Robert Ferrori, Robert Sontoro, William Chapman, Charles Seioppo, Williom Mcchen 1— Vivion Vacorro, Ronald DiPcrno, Janis Oydyulis, Joyce Weene. Vincent Camello, Diona Philips 2— Kathleen Albro, Pauline Wordell, Carol Puccini, Emily DeSimone. Donno Watts, Beverly Bondekgoy, Eileen Rooney, Nancy Thompson, Anne Posquino, Nancy Donohue 3— Dorothy Franzini, Robert Santoro, Jon Saunders, Francis Thompson, Rose Gentile Ninety-eight 1— Joyce Weene, Kothloen Albro, Ronold DiPerno. Diorvo Philips. Eileen Rooney 2— Stephen Costo, Dovid Mobcl, Vincent Cornelio, John Sounders. Allon Keith, Froncis Thompson, Williom Chopmon, Robert Vcnuti Second 2)ra awincj of v Iationa djk onor 1— Linda Grossman, Lucy DiNitto, Kerry Moynihon, Annette DeVellis. Kathleen Wiggctt, Mory DiDomcnico, Frances DiSarcino 2— Linda Di8orvo, Joncf Pcrpcrian, Judith Parker, Joan Ganbotto. Joyce Lima. Sondra Hildreth, Evelyn Olson, Judith Triglcdos, Christine Tenore, Moureen Meehon, Fronces Williams, Lindo Fidolgo, Robertto Elliott, Robert Fccos, Kothlccn Stalikas, Josephine Domcnici, Agnes Provcnzono 3— Richord Cobrol, Robert Venuti, Alan Keith, Woltcr Corbett, Williom Chopmon, John Lim, Robert Froncini, Earl Cole, James Silvo Nine'.v-nine - ODE - I WORDS AMD MUSIC SY JOANNE BAIN AND KATHLEEN KELLEY ________________ J- 4 -J- ± 4 I 4- 1 J TIME —ZkZ GOOD-BYE TO you now's the -C- FOR PART- IN l.'T $ ---- 7 WE HAVE C________ shared man-y JOYS D v TO- 6-ETH - ETR D vi 3 SOM- ER- VILLE HlfrH WE uJiLL CHER- ISH — THE L f i . -j r™ T — A 0- m C • 1 r 3 L—J— -L--.. V —f—1 —!-—r r i —0—J != = ! -1— -e— -9 c =F=£==i D yvs .CxT k 4 f . - J- • i T ‘ ‘ ‘ TO THE CrOOO TEA- CHERS WHO’vE WORKED $0 HARD 9 -er—- — ,— 1 c . , ... .y, - —(W 1 Jks J——1 — —'4— - —j- - d - —-i==q d J — 1 •— - i WE GIVE OUR THANKS TO YOU NOW AND AL- WAYS _o c_ C—1 r- D tVY 6-7 I - p SOM- ER - VILLE HI H TO THEE WE , C_________________pM1 6f7 c SA - LUTE 3E =2t AND SAY FARE-WELL AND GOOD- BVE icers Noncy Walker Secretary William Mantzoukas T reosurer Peter Kokos President Norma Lelless Vice-President One Hundred One CL 55 (Lorn n i ittee Left to fiQht: Robert Lodico, Fronces DiScorcmo. Mery DiDomcmco. Annette OcVcIlii, Vincent Comclio Senior f rom (Lommittee Left to right: Barbaro Mechon, Arthur Stuart. Joseph Fontes, Donna Hope, Vivian Vocorrc One Hundred Twe CL P oem The years were long as we lived them through, Now our school days are gone, perhaps in rue; We'll always remember the good and the bad. And never forget the lessons we've had. Now we must face the world of tomorrow. To some of us joy, to some of us sorrow; Maybe some day we shall realize. Our teachers were helping us to be wise. Responsibility is a task in life. That must be faced in its daily strife; If we had known how much this meant, Our time more wisely had been spent. A new world awaits you and me, The doors now open for us to see; I wish you luck in all you do And pray to God for His blessings, too. —Donna C. Grover One Hundred Three 1 Done Azzolmo. President; Betty Froncis, Vice-President; Helen Speed. Secretory; Mary McCullough. Treasurer; Undo Blackoll. Libronon; Christine Lee, Jocqucline Pike, Sino Omnon 2— Claire Corobello. Irene Koloyonides, Florence Wornock, Paula Powell. Jean Smith, Sandra Croft, Dena Cook 3— Doris Robson, Cheryl Wroy, Poulo Hawley, Virginia Meli, Roberto Costor. Elizobeth Coorod, Susan Brochonow 4— Donna Allen, Ann DiRusso, Jean DiPinto, Lindo Porsons, Lome Camcrono. Linda Driscoll 5— Lindo Atherton, Helen Gleenon, Marioric Pitcher, Gayle Macintosh, Elizabeth Singletary, Martha Borrow, Ido Kotcll 6 -Donna DiPirro, Mary Carpenito, Lois McCrcnsky, Mortho Quirk, Noncy Trosk, Donno Ellis, Noncy Mobardy 7 -Fel'Cia Costonzo, Diane Blaggie, Jeanme MocMullin, Dole Tnber, Dione Aquilino, Sondra Perry, Fronces Tenaqha 1 -Rkhord Courtney, Carol Gauss, Mary DePosqualc, Borbara Pocific, John Pirrom, Nicolos Tenoglio 2—Roberta Costor, Mono Buccclli, Andrew D'Agostino, Corol Vorncrin, Martha Quirk, Jenmc MocMulen, Ben Levy 3 Janet Romano. Elizobeth Harrington, Dale Triber, Donald McGoldnck, Donno Green, Freido O'Malley - ■ I -James Dickson, Karen Letendre, Jeanette Vannell, Lorraine Ccsono, Joanna Notcrclli, Elome Polvnbo, Agnes Provenzono 2—Nancy Donohue, Corol Ferrori, Elizabeth Killoren, Manual Cabral. Estelle Grosso, Joanne Nordclli, David Brown, Robert Bowen One Hundred Four One Hundred Five (WHEN WE WERE JUNIORS) 1—Jody Fritz, Jeon DeVelis, Corol Ferron, Celeste Lottonzi, Karen Mclnyk. Emily DeSimone, Marie Rosato, Stephanie Mitaros, Anne Coolombe, Sandro Hildreth, Annette DeVellis, Vivion Vaccaro. Nancy Thompson, Kathleen Wiggett. Priscilla Clark, Carole McIntyre 2— Phyllis McLellan, Mary George, Miriam Morderosion, Janet Bain, Lorraine Cesario, Valerie Kappos, Nancy Donahue, Jonis Dydzulis. Sheila Brockctt, Linda Grossman, Rose Gentile, Joyce Bennett. Kathleen Kelley, Kerry Moynihon, Incs Arrvodeo, Patricia Young 3— Lee Fccos. Jonice Triboo, Ellen Tolstuk, Christine Tenore, Sandra Pappos, Sandro Webb, Donna Plaza, Fronccs Camclio, Pauline Wordell. Sandra Szczepanski, Kathleen Sonsuri, Agnes Provenzorto. Joan Miller, Norma Richardson, Janice Balestrier • —John Filosi. Francis Cavognaro, Ed McNobb, Richard Lepore. Cliff Gillis, Thomas Petersen, Joseph DcLuca, Charles Hewley, Jock Morshall, Robert Piccolo FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOR THE 1963-1964 SEASON Coptain Peter Kakos William Leonord Captain Thomas Petersen Richord Lepore Coptoin Ronald Amenkowicz Morio Loiacomo Mcnogcr James Morfin Frank Maniglia Thomos Aylward Edword Morsholl Fred Barnard Robert Mclnnis George Bellefontoine Edward McNobb Ronold Blakncv Joseph Mochi Edward Cullen Albert Pondelli Jomes Drinkwater James Roderick James Durnan Carl Stouffeur Robert Fcrronc Anthony Sportos Richard Greenwood Robert Homwey Ralph Tucker Left to right: Annette De Vellis, Vivian Vaccaro. Robert Lodico, Rose Mane Polonae. One Hundred Six Inner!;,: Bcnjomm Levy, upper right. Alloo Howe, lower left Luardi sdsiemlln One Hundred Seven Senior As timid ond omozcd sophomores, we began our bril- liant careers in Somerville High School. After o very short time, our class odjusted to the new school ond eogcrly portlcipotcd in its numerous octivities ond various ath- letics, without neglecting our studies. The class deserved commendation for its excellent representation on the Maximum Credit ond Credit lists. Brimming over with school spirit, banners, and confetti we cheered proudly for S.H.S. ot the first football game in September, 1961. Among the elossmotes who showed their fine athletic cbility during the season were Tom Petersen ond Pete Kakos. When the Music Department held its annuol Talent Night ond Concert, mony talented sophomores highlighted the programs. Soon it was election time and we elected to serve on the Sophomore Executive 8oard: Mary DiDomenico, An- nette DcVellis, Borbara Ricci, and Robert Lodico. '64 SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD Robert Lodico. Barbaro Ricci. Mary DiDomenico, Annette DeVellis In June, we departed for a well-earned vocation, hoping to return with renewed determination to prove loyal supporters of HONOR AND PROGRESS . Time marches on! A year older and wiser, we hope, through the magic process of supply end demond plus the kind consent of our instructors we become juniors. In order to mointoin the lofty standards set by preceding closses, it become necessary for us to elect class officers. Our chosen representatives were: President, Robert Lo- dico; Vice-President, Annette DcVellis; Secretory, Vivien Vaccoro, ond Treasurer, Rosemarie Palangc. The athletic tcoms of that year could trace their measure of success directly to the junior othletes ond equolly hord-working cheerleaders. Our football team fought hard and deserve praise for their sense of fair play, cooperation, ond stomina even in the face of defeat. We quote as a tribute to them, For when the one Grcot Scorer comes to mark against your name, He writes not that you won or lost, but how well you played the gome. Somerville rctolioted in the basketball seoson by secur- ing itself a firm place in the Tech Tourney with a total of 65'' of its gomes won. A trip to the Boston Garden really topped off an ectivo seoson. For some reason Hockey and Track seemed to shore the title of for- gotten sports during our Junior yeor, but commanded more attention from us cs Seniors. ■64 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1— Robert Lodico, President; Annette DeVellis, Vice-President; Vivion Vaccoro, Secretary 2— Rosemorio Palonac, Treasurer Proud elossmotes congratulated Francis Thompson, who received the Harvard Book Aword given to the most out standing boy in the junior class. The student council composed of representatives from various clubs, and the closs officers dedicated to improving high school life attended their annuol conference ot Mosconomet Re- Junior Closs President receiving closs colors from the President of the Closs of '63 gional High School where groups from neorby towns dis- cussed ways in which the Council might better serve the school. We took a step in the right direction by electing the able leadership of Barry Hartnett, Vinnie Camelio, One Hundred Eiqht Normo Lelless, Evelyn Olson, ond Robert Lodico os officers for the coming yeor. Our closs again dominated the cost for the senior production, Lock, Stock ond Lipstick storring Kothleen Wiggett. This proved o groot success in roising funds for the Harriet M. Bell Scholarship presented by the Ployers' Club to o deserving groduote. As Februory 14th drew noor, Prom became the secret possword throughout the junior corridors. About to experience o totally new, exciting event, the girls treated themselves to o special visit to the beouty salon ond denned yards of silk chiffon end bunny furs while boys spent every spore moment preparing the family cor for its debut. Norma Lellcss, Joanne Pratt, Borboro Meehon, Vinnic Cornelio, ond Sol Siliori, the Junior Night Committee, purchased lost minute moteriols to decorote the Gym for the gala offoir. During this mognificont evening Paul Kelley and Roberto Davidson were crowned King ond Queen to preside over Moon River . Twenty-three members of our Junior closs were elected to the Notionol Honor Society in the first drawing. JUNIOR DANCE COMMITTEE 1— Borboro Meehon, Joonnc Protl, Normo Lellcss 2— Robert Lodico. Vivian Voccoro, Rosemoric Polonge, Annette DeVellis. Sol Siliori Weory from the rigid program, we ended our junior yeor in a bloze of glory cclebroting with mammoth bonquets the success of our many endeavors, and looking forward to the zenith of our career. At lost the story of the Closs of 1964 had reoched its climax with the yeor we hod oil been waiting for. Amid whirlwinds of events and memories, the time flew even foster thon before. The football tcom suffered o sorry season. However, on Thanksgiving Day, the Red ond Blue upset o powerful Waltham squad due to the inspiration of our fine Co- coptoins Ron Amenkowicz, Pete Kakos, ond Tom Peter- sen with a finol score of 12-6. Sorry to soy that our Hockey team also suffered o losing season with only one victory but oil wos not lost for S.H.S. Coptoin Ed Lupi wos named to the second All-Stor Hockey Teom. In summing up our bosketboll seoson Somerville hod a well- bolonced, good-shooting teom ond very capable Coptoin Tom Petersen. Due to fine skill and obility Somerville once again qualified for the Tech Tourney for the 22nd year. Our class was groteful to the Student Patrol ond Chief Ray Vellucci for conscientiously trying to preserve low and order throughout the school. Early in 1964 Kothleen Albro was selected by the members of the Teen Citizens' Administration to be Somerville High's condidote in the Moyorolty contest. Emily DeSimone ond Corol Ferrari nominated and seconded her at a rally ottended by the three Somerville Poul Kelley Roberto Dovidson '64 Junior Prom King ond Queen high schools. However, in spite of o thrilling campaign, the candidate from St. Clement's High wos elected. Many of our seniors received greot benefit from the excellent driver-educotion program sponsored by the high school. It went far beyond merely teaching how to manipulate on automobile by stressing the importance of responsible drivers who could then become good citizens if they procticed the closs instruction in daily life. As time marched on we elected our senior officers: Peter Kakos, president; Norma Lelless, vice-president; Nancy Wolker, secretory; ond Bill Montzoukos, treosurer. Next in the woy of elections come the Senior Prom ond Closs Day Committees. Chosen by their fellow students to serve on the Senior Night Committee were: Vivian Vaccoro, chairman; Donna Hope, Borboro Meehon, Arthur Stuort, ond Joseph Fontes. Selected to be on the Class Day Committee were Vincent Cornelio, chairman; Annette DeVellis, Mory DiDomcnico, Fronccs DiSorcina, ond Robert Lodico. On May 22nd come the Senior Prom, ond the entire closs wos in ready expectation of thot dreom night, the one they would olwoys remember, the one that would poss owoy oil to soon os indeed it did. The next ten days passed by in rapid succession leaving but o few pleosant memories of Class Doy and all its splendor. Finolly on June 1st, we reoched Graduation, the solemn occosion which brought us to the close of o memorable ero. The end wos morked with our diplomos, symbols of our own HONOR AND PROGRESS. We connot express fully our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the educotion and experience given to us in the post three years. Yes, it wos oil worth it!! —Noncy Wolker, Secretory One Hundred Nine -5: pon5ot '6 JEWELER MR. FRANK FOWLER 27 School Street Boston, Mass. CAPS AND GOWNS E. F. P. BURNS, INC. 100 Summer Street Boston, Mass. PHOTOGRAPHER J. E. PURDY CO., INC. 367 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. ENGRAVER DONOVAN SULLIVAN 270 Congress Street Boston, Mass. COVERS AND BINDING ROBERT BURLEN SONS Bookbinders 301 Congress Street Boston, Mass. BANKS SOMERVILLE NATIONAL BANK 15 Bow Street —Union Square 403 Highland Avenue —Davis Square 125 Broadway MIDDLESEX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 406 Highland Avenue Somerville, Mass. SOMERVILLE SAVINGS BANK 57 Union Square Somerville, Mass. SENIOR NIGHT FAVORS MR. EDGAR EBELING LEAVENS COMPANY Attleboro, Mass. PRINTER THE CITY PRESS, INC. 440 Somerville Avenue Somerville, Mass. A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And. of course. Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we'll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon ... before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, why not graduate from high school to the Telephone You’ll love the friendly young people who’ll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. 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