Tewksbury High School - Scroll Yearbook (Tewksbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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SELF CONQUEST IS THE GREATEST OF ALL VICTORIES - Plato medication MRS. JONATHAN T. STEVENS MR. MAX LEITER We, the class of 1955, respectfully dedicate this book to our two class advisors, Mrs. Jonathan Stevens and Mr. Max Leiter. We shall always be indebted to them for their infinite patience, never-failing good humor, and invaluable assistance in furthering us along the road to a useful and happy life. LAWRENCE R. MCGOWAN Headmaster yf 7 f TH E SCROLL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Advertisement NORMAN CLEGHORN BARBARA CONLEY Art J'ANET DONAHUE ETHLYN GLEASON NANCY STEVENSON ETHEL HILL CONSTANCE VISTOLA MARIQN JASILEWICZ Sports PATRICIA LAWLOR WALD0 CUMINGS Pk?El21R'Ai2lf2l!H KATHLEEN HUNT , IQHN KELLY Promotion L.t JAMES RIDDLE 1 efafy CAROL SENNETT ELEANOR BARRELLE RICHARD SILK EVE!-YN KENT MELVIN QUIMBY CAROL SHERWOOD Production FREDERICK WELCH JOSEPHINE BASILE Photography AUDREY BERNARD RAE SUTHERLAND RUTH CORMIER 1 BARBARA O'CONNELL Buslness Manager KATHBYN SANDS CAROLYN MARY SHEA ATHENA ZORBA Assistant Business Managers Faculty Advisors ELEANOR BARRELLE JENNIE B. BASILE BARBARA KARNER RUTH W. O'CONNOR The Staff wishes to thank all those who have helped to make our yearbook a successful one The Staff also sincerely hopes that you will patronize our advertisers. I JENNIE B- BASILE JOSEPH E. BASTABLE WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL A. B., M. A. B. S., M. ED. A. B. and M. A. 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Law School COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Women of Rutgers University MATHEMATICS. SOCIAL STUDIES LANGUAGES ANIBAL OLIVER B. S. E. Boston University SCIENCE, ARITHMETIC. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERTA THRESHER B. S. E. MARY E. STEVENS A. B. Emmanuel College Becker College ENGLISH MARY M. WALSH B.S. in Physical Education 49 RITA E. SULLIVAN A. B. D'Youville College ENGLISH ELSIE L. WOOLAVER B. S. E. Massachusetts School of Art Boston University Boston University ART Sargent COHSQC SOCIAL STUDIES PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, SCIENCE. CoAcH COMMENCEMENT CAROL SHERWOOD KATHRYN SANDS Valedictorian Salutatorian Junior Ushers WILLIAM DAY ROBERT DIXON SYLVIA ROBERTS JUDITH BRIGGS Sml ns M x N X U CLASS OFFICERS President JAMES DOHERTY Vice-President Secretary CAROLYN M. SHEA JAMES FARLEY Treasurer IOSEPHINE BASILE THOMAS J. ASPELL HB1-ld!! Hobbies: Sports, records. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Student Council 3. Comments: Congenial, tall, dark, hand- some, favorite pastime seeing Marie, excels in everything. ELEANORE MARIE BARRELLE Ellie Hobbies: Sports and dancing. Ambition: Champion babysitter. Activities: Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Local History and Government 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Social Conduct 2: Hi-Lights 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 4g Assistant Manager for magazine drive 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boston Ballroom Representative 4, Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: Wonderful dancer, freckles, Mrs. Quafs right hand man Cwomanl, life of the party and always making people laugh, a real winning smile to go along with a wonderful personality. ROBERT WESLEY BARRON. Ir. Barron Hobby: Baseball. Ambition: Industrial Engineer. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, Football 45 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Comments: Shy, cute, very intelligent, all around athlete, sure to succeed in any field, good dresser. IOSEPHINE MARIE BASILE HJOSI Hobbies: Bowling, reading, talking, danc- ing. Ambition: Social Worker. Activities: Scroll 4, Hi-Lights 2, 35 Dra- matics 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Class Trea- surer 1, 2, 4, Student Counucil 1, 2, 3, 45 Local History and Government 1, Social Conduct 25 Pre-Driving 35 Office Girl 43 Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: Small, sweet, loquacious, nice dresser, likes dancing, especially with a certain fellow in the Air Force. AUDREY EVELYN BERNARD KCAudy7Y Hobbies: Basketball, boys, reading, danc- ing. Ambition: World Traveler. Activities: Scroll 4: Hi-Lights 2, 3, Tennis 4, Social Conduct 2. Comments: Quiet, nice to be near, neat dresser, nice figure, good student, pleas- ing personality, came to us from Wake- field High. CHARLES HERTKORN BUFFUM. Ir. Chuck Hobby: Fooling with cars. Ambition: Mechanic or radio and T. V. repairman. Activities: Basketball 1: Music 1, Science Club 4: Social Conduct lg Local History and Government 1. Comments: Blond, good looking, friendly, full of fun, Works at the A 8: P, always seen with Dianne. WARREN EMIL CARLSON Fritz Hobbies: Sports and Women. Ambition: Announcer. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, Printing 4. Comments: Tall, garrulous, one of the gang, should go far. NORMAN BARRY CLEGHORN Senator Hobbies: Reading, girls and sports. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Activities: Scroll Editor 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Comments: Intelligent, good conversation- alist, lots of fun, nice brown eyes, warm smile, likes sports. NANCY ANN COLLINS KCNan!7 Hobbies: Swimming, basketball and a lot of fun. Ambition: To take a trip around the world. Activities: Dramatics 25 Basketball 15 So- cial Conduct 25 Science Club 45 Local History and Government 1. Comments: Lithe, dark, quiet, nice dress- er, very smart, an ardent swimmer. BARBARA ANN CONLEY Barbs Hobbies: Don and dancing. Ambition: Marriage and a nice home. Activities: Scroll 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Art 35 Social Conduct 25 Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: Cute, nice dresser, curly eye- lashes and real gone for that para- trooper in Kentucky. RUTH MARY CORMIER Ruthie Hobbies: Dancing, movies, babysitting, Jimmie . Ambition: To be a secretary. Activities: Scroll 45 Hi-Lights 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Office Girl 45 Local History and Government 15 Social Conduct 25 Pre-Driving 3. Comments: A very nice smile, a good word for everyone, snappy dresser, faithful office girl. WALDO BERNARD CUMINGS HWa11y77 Hobbies: Guns, cars, popular music. Ambition: Air Force career. Activities: Scroll 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Comments: Blond, wavy hair, tall, loves mechanical brakes, likes fishing, hunt- ing and swimming. ROGER DALY UR0g! 7 Hobby: Girls. Ambition: To have a car. Activities: Football 1, Science Club 4: Basketball 1. Comments: Tall, blond, likes cars, sleeps in Psychology, has a crush on Kathy. JOHN EDWARD DENEHY Twinkle Toes Hobbies: Sports and women. Ambition: Replace Lou Groza . Activities: Mixed Chorus 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Comments: Quiet, all around athlete, liked by all. JAMES MICHAEL DOHERTY Big Jim Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Replace Otto Grahm . Activities: Mixed Chorus 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3g Class President 4. Comments: Our quarterback, one of the best, always ready for a good time, loads of fun. JANET MARY DONAHUE KlJan!Y Hobbies: Skating, movies, babysitting and writing letters. Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Hi-Lights 23 Social Conduct 2: Music 1, Local History and Government 1: Glee Club 3: Corridor Patrol 45 Boston Ballroom Representative 4, Scroll 4, Student Council 4. Comments: Head cheerleader, liked by all, very neat dresser. Always a good time when Jan is around. Known for the fine get-togethers at her house. EVELINE EBERT Evie Hobbies: Writing to Mel , reading good books. Ambition: Registered Practical Nurse. Activities: Music 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Conduct 2: Local History and Government 1: Pre- Driving 3. Comments: Long brown hair, cute figure, pleasant smile, liked by all. CARL ROBERT EBINGER Chubby Hobby: Radio. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Activities: Class Secretary 2, 35 Band 15 Science Club 4. Comments: Short, quiet, good dresser, dimples, smokes long cigars, usually seen driving a '39 Ford. JAMES EDWARD FARLEY Jimmy Hobby: Swimming. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary 4: Printing 4. Comments: Dark, cute, wonderful person- ality, blushes easily, good sport, drives a nice car, dresses Well. KENNETH ROY FISHER Kenny Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: 20 year man in the Marines. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Band 15 Printing 4. Comments: Handsome, tall, nice dresser, very intelligent, a Winning smile, blush- es easily. MELVIN FREDERICK GARLICK UMQIH Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, ping pong and hockey. Ambition: U. S. Coast Guard. Activities: Hi-Lights 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Local History and Government lg Social Conduct 23 Science Club 4. Comments: Tall, good looking, outdoor en- thusiast, pleasing personality, left us for the Coast Guard. DAVID GARSIDE KKDaVe?! Hobbies: Cars and stamps. Ambition: Engineer. Activities: Hi-Lights 1, Art 1, Band 3, 4. Comments: Sleepy, drives a hot-rod, favors girls from Andover, likes to Work on cars. WILLIAM D. GATH. Ir. HBi11y!7 Hobbies: Photography, hunting and fish- ing. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4. Comments: Lots of freckles, everyone's friend, pleasant personality, lots of fun, likes pretty girls. ETHLYN R. GLEASON 6lLindy!7 Hobbies: Basketball, roller skating, swim- ming, dancing and Lester. Ambitions: Comptometer Operator and housewife. Activities: Scroll 49 Hi-Lights 3, Drama- tics 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 3: So- cial Conduct 2, Local History and Gov- ernment lg Glee Club 1: Cheerleader 45 Assistant Manager Magazine Drive, 4. Comments: Nice person, blue eyes, neat dresser, favorite pastime, Lester . IUDITH HAYDEN HEWITT Judie Hobbies: Singing and modern dancing. Ambition: Singer or Secretary. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 4, Field Hockey 4, Local His- tory and Government 1, Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Conduct 2. Comments: Dark hair, blue eyes, nice voice, always smiling, goes around with kids from Woburn. ETHEL LOUISE HILL Hobbies: Bicycle riding, art, cooking and babysitting. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Scroll 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 12, Art 3, Local History and Government 1, Social Conduct 2, Pre-Driving 3. Comments: A very nice person, has a sweet smile, always has a good word for everyone, enjoys school. DAVID HARRIS HINCKLEY Hinck Hobbies: Hunting, fishing and cars. Ambition: Heavy equipment operator. Activities: Basketball 3. Comments: Full of fun, drives a new Olds- mobile, other loves are hunting and Nancy. KATHLEEN JOANNE HUNT Haunty Hobbies: Sports, horses and daydreaming. Ambition: Airline Hostess. Activities: Scroll 43 Hi-Lights 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2: Student Council 2, 33 Vice President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 2, 35 Co-Captain 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Local History and Govern- ment 1g Social Conduct 2, Boston Ball- room Representative 4, Dramatics 4, Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: Lots of fun, tall, slim, attrac- tive, friendly, sympathetic, good dancer and oh - those eyes. GERALD LAWRENCE JACKSON ccGerryar Hobbies: Painting, photography, records and cars. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Activities: Football 1, 4. Comments: Nice looking, tall, blue eyes, real swell dresser, curly blond hair, likes cars. MARION ANN IASILEWICZ Jazzie Hobbies: Ice skating, dancing, sewing and cooking. Ambition: Secretary. Avtivities: Scroll 4: Hi-Lights 3, Drama- tics 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Art 3: Band 1, 2: Local History and Government 1: Cor- ridor Patrol 4. Comments: Nice figure, cute, reliable, lots of fun, neat dresser, pretty hair, good student, likes Chuck , BARBARA GAIL KARNER Bobbi Hobbies: Collecting records, Joe, cooking sports and dancing. Ambition: Professional nurse and a good wife. Activities: Scroll 4: Hi-Lights 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Girls' Basketball Time-Keeper 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 4, Field Hockey 2: Basket- ball Manager 45 Tennis 3, 4. Comments: Blonde hair, hazel eyes, inter- ested in medical career, vivaclous, inter- ested in L. T. I. ELIZABETH ANN KELLY KKLiZ!! Hobbies: Scrapbooks and swimming. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softfball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Local History and Government 1: Social Conduct 2, Cheerleaders 4: Science Club 4. Comments: Co-Captain of Field Hockey, all around kid, sparkling brown eyes, deep blush, cute cheerleader, basket- ball whiz, loads of fun to be with. JOHN JOSEPH KELLY lKR'eV.77 Hobbies: Basketball, dancing and Working in Rockport. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Scroll 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Officer 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Comments: Tall, curly hair, full of fun, everyone's friend, very athletic, pleasing personality. EVELYN HARRIET KENT Little Evie Hobbies: Basketball, dancing, Working in Rockport. Ambition: Teacher, Activities: Scroll 4, Dramatics 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 4, Social Conduct 2: Local History and Govern- ment 1g Glee Club 1, 2. Comments: Adorable, full of pep, enjoys a joke, petite, good student, nice dresser, mischievous. PATRICIA MARIE LAWLOR 'fTrish Hobbies: Louie, sports, hunting and driv- ing. Ambition: Marriage. Activities: Scroll 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain of Basket- ball Team 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Local History and Government 1: Social Conduct 2: Glee Club 1, 2. Comments: Peppy, friendly, can usually be found with Louie. ELIZABETH MARY LEWANDOWSKI Liz Hobbies: Skating, photography, Bob and bowling. Ambition: A practical nurse. Activities: Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Conduct 2, Local History and Government 1. Comments: Quiet, studious, nice to know, one of the future nurses at Tewksbury State Hospital, very faithful to Bob . LOUIS EMERY MARION Hskeeii Hobbies: Pat and sports. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Scroll 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Captain 3: Class President 3: Local History and Government 1: So- cial Conduct 25 Glee Club. Comments: One of the best football play- ers, outstanding in other sports, wonder- ful dancer, enthusiastic. PATRICIA LOUISE MARSH Hpati! Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, traveling, babysitting and Wink , Ambition: Assistant Secretary. Activities: Scroll 43 Hi-Lights 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Conduct 23 Pre- Driving 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Comments: Short, sweet, nice dresser, fun to be with, always thinking of Wink . PAUL MCCOY ucoyn Hobbies: Fishing, hunting and trapping. Ambition: Game Warden. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1: Local History and Government 1, Social Conduct 2. Comments: Quiet, shy, Bobby's chum, neat dresser, good personality. BARBARA JEAN O'CONNELL Grandma Hobbies: Reading, piano, horses, babysit- ting and driving. Ambition: Private Secretary. Activities: Scroll 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Office Girl 43 Local History and Govern- ment 1, Social Conduct 2, Pre-Driving 3. Comments: Sweet, wonderful personality, methodical, quiet but nice to be with, one of Mr. McGowan's little helpers. MELVIN GEORGE QUIMBY KlMe1!7 Hobbies: Girls and sports. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Activities: Scroll 4: Football 4, Baseball 3. Comments: All around guy, drives a Kai- ser, originally from Malden, sharp dres- ser, good looking, good sport. ALBERT REARDON HAI!! Hobbies: Basketball and baseball. Ambition: Engineer. Comments: Quiet, shy, tall, dark, hails from Somerville, likes outdoor life. FLORENCE LOUISE RICHARDS KlF1O7Y Hobbies: Skating, bowling, swimming and Larry. Ambition: Records' Technician and to learn to drive. Activities: Scroll 4: Basketball Assistant Manager 2: Social Conduct 2: Local His- tory and Government 1, Glee Club 1, 25 Baton Twirler 4. Comments: Pleasant disposition, neat, smart, likes sports, sure to succeed, likes Tufts, Mr. Leiter's messenger girl. JAMES A. RIDDLE Bimbo Hobby: Sports. Ambition: To get fun out of life. Activities: Scroll 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3. Comments: Swell kid, one idea in mind - to have a good time, loves sports, danc- ing, girls, life of the party, D1'f1UkiSh- MARION HELEN RYAN K6Maya!! Hobbies: Bud , dancing and music. Ambition: Marriage and to be a success. Activities: Scroll 4: Hi-Lights 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Social Conduct 2, Local History and Government 1, Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: All for Bud - waiting for him to get out of the service, beautiful eyes with a warm glow, well liked by all, good sport, very cute. KATHRYN MIRANDI SANDS KlMandy!? Hobbies: Swimming, cooking, sewing and sports. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Scroll 4, Dramatics 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Local History and Govern- ment 1: Social Conduct 2. Comments: Keen personality, smart, neat dresser, liked by all, very co-operative, her pastime - Dave. CAROL ANN SENNETT Hobbies: Writing, movies, reading, bowl- ing. Ambition: Teacher or Secretary. Activities: Scroll 4, Basketball 3, Soft- ball 3. Comments: Attractive, quiet yet full of fun, enjoys a good time, likes school, makes friends easily. CAROLYN MARY SHEA Sheazie Hobbies: Basketball, driving, writing let- ters and Red , Ambition: Secretary. g Activities: Scroll Business Manager 4, H1- Lights 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1: Vice President 4, Student Council 1, 4, Field Hockey 2: Social Conduct 2, Local His- tory and Government 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Junior Usher 3, Dra- matics 4: Corridor Patrol 4, Boston Ball- room Representative 4g Pollyteena Rep- resentative 1. Comments: Attractive, smart dresser, there's never a dull moment when she's around, has a particular interest in the Navy -T 1rRed1r. CAROL BERNICE SHERWOOD Hobbies: Music, sewing, basketball. Ambition: Social Worker. Activities: Scroll 43 Dramatics 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Accompanist 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Conduct 2: Local History and Government. Comments: A terrific student, swell per- sonality, smart dresser. RICHARD SILK Dick Hobbies: Sports and Sympathy Sid . Ambition: To have plenty of money. Activities: Basketball 4. Comments: Nice, quiet, friendly, smart, good model for underclassmen, our gift from Waltham High. RICHARD A. STARLING HRiChY! Hobby: Women. Ambition: Rancher. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Printing 2, ,4. Comments: Short, cute, amiable, likes Syl- via, good dancer, terrific classmate, nice personality. NANCY ANN STEVENSON lKNan!! Hobby: Don , Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Scroll 4: Dramatics 25 Mixed Chorus 1: Art 3: Social Conduct 2, Local History and Government 1: Glee Club 1: Corridor Patrol 4. Comments: Tall, blonde, makes friends easily, creative, likes a boy from Maine. ROBERT PATRICK SULLIVAN Robbie Hobby: Girls. Ambition: To be a policeman. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Class Sec- retary 1. Comments: Curly hair, lots of freckles, full of fun, a typical Irishman, spends most of his time with Judy. RAE FORBES SUTHERLAND Shorty Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Navy and 54 children. Activities: Scroll 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4, Class President 33 Student Council 33 Social Conduct 2: Local History and Government 13 Music 1. Comments: Black hair, short, cute, star football player, likes brownies, has a wonderful sense of humor, is liked by all. BARBARA ANN TRAVIS axBabSyyy Hobbies: Dancing, piano, swimming and ccRay:r. Ambition: A good housewife. Activities: Music 1, 2, 3: Social Conduct 2, Local History and Government 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Comments: Neat dresser, lustrous hair, well mannered, cute, industrious. CONSTANCE MARIE VISTOLA Connie' Hobby: Tommy . Ambition: To have lots of children. Activities: Scroll 45 Dranmatics 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Art 35 Magazine Drive Man- ager 2g Social Conduct 2, Local History and Government 1g Glee Club 15 Corri- dor Patrol 4. Comments: Nice, neat, likeable personal- ity, has one big ideal - Tommy , FREDERICK PAUL WELCH HGub77 Hobbies: Cars, sports, billiards and girls. Ambition: Pharmacist and Hell Driver for Joe Chitwood. Activities: Scroll 4, Hi-Lights 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 4, Basket- ball 3. Comments: Very intelligent, fun to have around, Jackie Gleason's second, need more like him on T. V. FRANKLIN WHITE 'Frankie Termite Hobbies: Mechanics and models. Ambition: Stenographer. Activities: Music 1, Pre-Driving 4g Local History and Government 1. Comments: Blond, likes to talk about cars, likes office training. ATHENA ZORBA Tina Hobbies: Swimming, music and sports. Ambition: Teacher. Activities: Scroll 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, Glee Club 1, 2. Comments: Dark, pretty, our gift from Greece, spends the weekends in Boston, lovely voice, Mandy's pal. DONALD ERNEST PEAVEY Donnie Hobby: Woodworking. Ambition: Carpenter. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, Local History and Government 1: Social Conduct 2. Comments: Sleepy, short, blond, every- body's buddy, likes Manual Training. SENlOR MOST POPULAR SENIORS Patricia Lawlor James Farley MOST TALENTED Carol Sherwood Fred Welch MOST TALKATIVE Eleanor Barrelle Rae Sutherland BEST DANCERS Eleanor Barrelle James Riddle MOST ATHLETIC Patricia Lawlor Louis Marion BEST DRESSED Mary Ann Shea Louis Marion WITTI EST Elizabeth Kelly James Doherty MOST VERSATILE Kay Hunt James Doherty SUPERLATIVES MOST ATTRACTIVE Carol Sennett Richard Starling BEST GROOMED Kathryn Sands James Farley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Sherwood Robert Barron QUIETEST Ethel Hill John Denehy MosT POPULAR FRESH M EN Gail Lawlor Francis Doherty Cbelowj MOST POPULAR JUNIORS MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES Judith Briggs Marie Sullivan Robert Dixon Robert Allen pf gl gum' if 9. 'G , 'grill I v , f of x Our freshman class was petrified On that September day, But then we learned to our surprise That We were on our way. That freshman year time did not march It literally flew! But when vacation rolled around, We were not very blue. Vacation came and went too fastg It really seemed too short. When We returned as sophomores, More knowledge here we sought. We danced at all the high school hopsg We had some fun indeed. And all the time we gathered up The knowledge we would need. The junior year was almost throughg We counted every day. We planned and plotted to miss school But crime does never pay. We waited for the day to come When seniors We would beg Vacation went so very slow It irritated me. The day we waited for did comeg We were Seniors at last! We had been molded for three yearsg This was the final cast. This was the last and final year, The time for our big fling. The undergrads, and teachers, too, Did treat us all like kings. We buckled down and set our sightsg There was no time to shirk. We had to Choose, this final year What would be our life's work. When we look back upon those years When undergrads were we, We thought when graduation came How happy we would be. But now that graduation's near, From here we soon will partg The ending of the final scene Does hurt deep in our heart. We'll miss our pals, and teachers, too And though we go astray, The memories of T. H. S. Will never fade away. FREDERICK WELCH CLASS HISTORY Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! Seventy eight freshmen entered Tewksbury High School in 1951. Although the building and the changing of classes weren't new to us, we were certainly excited that we had finally become freshmen. Our class advisors who greeted us were Mrs. Stevens and Mr. Leiter. We welcomed in our freshman year a new superintendent of schools, Mr. Thomas L. Rivard. Also during two new grammar schools. Our first class meeting was for the year we watched the building of the purpose of electing our class officers. We elected Mary Ann Shea, president, John Kelly, vice-presidentg Robert Sullivan, secretary, and Jo Basile, treasurer. We certainly did admire Bob Barron and Pat Lawlor who were chosen King and Queen respectively Then came that all important Lawlor and Mary Ann Shea were Pat was also chosen as a football of the gala senior dance. election for the Student Council. Pat chosen as our capable representatives. cheerleader to help cheer our football team on to victory. We sponsored our first dance on November 17, 1951. We gave it the title of Turkey Festival . This was the time when the Rinehart Handwriting System was in- troduced. Once a month they checked our progress in forming our letters and numbers correctly. Hurray for the girls' basketball team! They won the Suburban Championship and also came out on top in the Littleton Tournament. Somehow we slipped into our second year of high school after strug- gling through final exams, and our sophomore officers were Louis Marion, president, Tommy Aspell, vice president, Kay Hunt, secretaryg and Jo Basile, treasurer. The Student Council representatives were Louis Marion, J o Basile and Kay Hunt, To our surprise we saw some Mr. Oliver, and Mr. Smith joined the The Republicans returned by president. We all prayed for peace important events were the Bermuda ments, and the Geneva Conference. Many steps are saved by the installed. Remember Mr. McGowan notice? The Tramps Delight was our Old clothes was the dress and a good The tennis courts were put to new equipment was bought. They moment. new faces around school. Miss Keith, faculty as teachers of the eighth grade. electing Dwight D. Eisenhower as which finally came in July. Other Conference, hydrogen bomb experi- intercommunication system which was saying Carry on at the end of each second dance held October 25, 1952. time was had by all. good use. They were resurfaced and seemed to be used during every spare Wedding bells rang for our Mr. Leiter in June of 1953. The class pre- sented him with a percolator as a gift. What, Juniors already? Yes, we had reached our next to last year before we knew it. This year our class decided to be different. Four good, strong males were elected as class officers. Rae Sutherland was chosen as president, Tommy Aspell as vice president, Jimmy Doherty as secretary, and Jimmy Riddle as treasurer. As our four representatives to the Student Council, we chose Rae Sutherland, Kay Hunt, Jo Basile, and Tommy Aspell. A new sport was started at T.H.S. - field hockey. Many girls signed up for this extra curricular activity and soon were in full swing out on the athletic field. Kay Hunt, Mary Ann Shea, and Jan Donahue were among the football cheerleading staff and Jan was elected to cheer our basketball games on to victory, also. The two dances were successful. The February Frolic was extra special because it featured music by George Emmons. Everybody had a good time at this affair. Our second dance was the Spring Delight . Wow! E Seniors! ! Could it be possible? We started the year off with election of officers. Jimmy Doherty was elected as president, Mary Ann Shea as vice-president, Jimmy Farley as secretary, and Jo Basile as treasurer. Jimmy Doherty, Mary Ann Shea, Kay Hunt, and Jo Basile were our Student Council members. Lindy Gleason and Jan Donahue became our basketball cheerleaders. As I was watching a football game, I noticed many things. Out in the corner of the field there seemed to be something missing. Then I realized that the score board was no longer there. In the bleachers, I saw many peo- ple dressed in uniform. Could this be the Tewksbury band and baton twirl- ers? Sure enough during the half they did an excellent job of entertaining the fans. Kay Hunt, Mary Ann Shea, Jan Donahue, and Liz Kelly led the crowd in cheering as Tommy Aspell, the captain, led the team. Our boys' basketball team participated in the Townsend Tournament and our girls' team fought hard in the Littleton Tournament. We had three dances this year, the Kickoff was held in September, the December dance featured Al Mitchell, and a dance was held April 15, 1955. Soon final exams were over and we were rushing through Senior Week. Our banquet was held on June seventh and we went to Provincetown on June eighth. As we made our last trip down the Halls of Ivy on June tenth, we thought of the many happy and rewarding years that we had spent at Tewks- bury High School. CAROL SHERWOOD CLASS PROPHECY As I sit here looking through my trunk of high school treasures, I can't help thinking of the old gang back in Tewksbury. We had so many good times together. I really collected a lot of things in four years. There's my old 1951 basketball jacket, and here are some football programs along with all my letters and pictures from the kids. I guess I have a little time to reminisce a bit. Man, some of these pictures are funny! There's Pat Lawlor, our '55 basketball captain, with Louie Marion in their Wedding picture. They sure- ly msake a nice couple. I understand that Louie is now building hen houses for Bill Gath's Wide-Open Chicken Farm. It's supposed to be the biggest farm in Tewksbury. Let's see . . . Here's a letter from Jo Basile, Tewksbury's fa- vorite telephone operator. She's keeping those lines busy and also says that Audrey Bernard has been teaching Chemistry at Cornell University for three years and that Carol Sherwood is a famed concert pianist and plays second fiddle to none but Liberace .... Mandy Sands is the slick dancing partner of Jimmy Riddle who tries to teach the latest dance steps. He took lessons from John Denehy. Ah! Wedding pictures! Now that I recall, I attended five weddings in 1956. Connie Vistola and Nancy Stevenson had the loveliest double wed- ding. Barbara Conley married a paratrooper, and is now the secretary of the Governor of Massachusetts, Dave Hinckley. Let's see .. . Jan Donahue, Mary Ann Shea and Marion Ryan also married that year. I can never forget the year 1963. That was the year that Eleanor Bar- relle and I made a tour of Europe. We have kept in close touch lately tif you call once a year closeb and she is now Jerry Lewis's Bean-Bag dancing partner. Yes, we surely had a wonderful trip. We met so many interesting people on our trip. In Paris we bumped into Wally Cumings who is a well- known French designer of women's hats. At the Paladium we saw the pre- views of Judy Hewitt's latest picture, A Star Is Born . We looked up Tina Zorba when we got to Greece and found out that we were just in time to see her TV program, Ding Dong School. Everyone calls her the Miss Frances of Greece .... And we also met Dick Silk. He's the smallest weight-lifter in Spain. tHe lifts the smallest weightsl Nancy Collins and Paul McCoy were sitting by the Dead Sea wondering who killed it. Just as we were step- ping out of our hotel, Mel Quimby tore by us in his stream-lined Cadillac . . . I had to look again .... red with yellow stripes. He said that he designed it himself. Oh! You haven't lived until you-ve gone to Italy to Gub the Dub's restaurant, owned by none other than Fred Welch. His specialty is hot Pizza with that extra special touch of Mel Garlick .... That really was some trip we took, and it would be a lot of fun to do it again .... Here are some interesting newspaper clippings from the Tewksbury Gazette owned by Jerry Jackson. Betty Kelly hit the headlines for being on Betty Crocker's TV show for winning a 325,000 cake contest with her most original strawberry upside down cake. People are getting paid for dropping cakes now-a-days .... Norman Cleghorn was nominated the best doctor of the year of '59 with Barbara Karner as his favorite medical secretary. Kenny Fisher and Dave Garside have become famous for their Fishside Fixit Shop. They can fix anything from a cracked nutshell to a broken heart. Carl Ebinger is trying to sell his Ford. What a deal! 3310 and he'll tow it to your door. Oh! Here's a letter I received from Kay Hunt postmarked Haunty- ville, Texas. She invited me to spend a week or two on her ranch, the Rock- ing 22. Incidentally, she struck another oil well when she was out digging for gold. Some people have all the luck! She also said that Jimmy Farley was on his way down to big old Texas to see if everything is really big and old. Barbara Travis stars on Jackie Gleason's show, advertising that new pepsodent smile .... Barbara O'Connell beat all records by swimming the English Channel in zero hours .... Pat Marsh and Al Reardon have become known as Americas second Les Paul and Mary Ford .... Eveline Ebert and Liz Lewandowski are in the foam rubber cushion business. Their slogan is Let's protect the seat of our nation . I got another catalogue not too long ago from the Elevated Shoe fac- tory that was built in Tewksbury. Franklin White and Don Peavey are the owners and Roger Daly spends most of his time advertising for them .... Carol Sennett and Ethel Hill have opened up a Tea Shop on Fifth Avenue in New York .... Richie Starling is making the Navy his career .... Bob Sullivan and Charlie Buffum have put in their order for a chain of glass gas stations across the country. Gee .... We have a whole new Celtics team, starring Bud Sharpshoot- er Aspell, Bob Barron, Slap Jack Kelly, Rae Forbes Sutherland, and Jim Cousy Doherty. None have changed except Forbsy who took over Ed McCauley's place on the team. Their motto is Always up and Never in . They also have a mascot, Warren Bulldog Carlson, along with four cute cheerleaders, Marion Jasilewicz, Ruth Cormier, Lindy Gleason and Florence Richards. Everyone calls them the excelling Celterettes. Oh! The time. I have exactly eight minutes to catch the Pasedena bus. Back go the pictures . . . the letters . . . Bang goes the cover as I lock up all my happy thoughts of Tewksbury High. I just can't be late! I can't forget my little darlings for a single minute. I can't bear the thought of finding my room full of paper airplanes and a black board covered with drawings of a typical fourth grade teacher. Utter pandernonium .... Where are my coat and hat, my books . . . here comes the bus. So long. EVELYN KENT CLASS WILL To whom it may concern: We, the Senior Class, on this 10th day of June, in the year 1955, upon graduation from Tewksbury High School and being of sound mind and dispos- ing memory do make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testamentg ARTICLE I.-In General. We leave to Tewksbury High School our autographed desks by which they can remember us. We leave to the Junior Class our books on how to have Senioritis in three easy lessons. We leave to the Sophomore Class our sympathy when they start study- ing Shakespeare. We ARTICLE We We We We We We We leave Mrs the place leave leave leave We We We leave Mrs. leave the Freshmen Class in the good hands of the faculty. II.-The Faculty. leave Mr. McGowan twenty policemen to watch the lunch line. leave Mrs. Basile our sincere graditude for making our Yearbook a success. leave Miss Chandler a new supply of typing erasers. leave Mrs. leave Mrs. Doucette another industrious Home Economics II Class. Lapniewski a 1956 Packard. Walsh a Championship Basketball Team. Stevens a group of ambitious Freshmen who can take of the Class of ,55 . Woolaver a year's supply of dog food for her cat and dog. Thresher a new supply of paint brushes. We leave Mrs. Mrs. Miss Murray our departure. Miss Sullivan an intelligent third period English Class who will appreciate the fine arts of literature. We We leave Mrs. O'Connor our appreciation for her help on Yearbook. leave Mr. Leiter a letter of thanks and graditude for his guidance through our high school years. We ed desks. We We We We We ARTICLE leave Mr. Lough a new automatic sander to clean the autograph- leave Mr. Oliver some extra answer books in Math in case one is misplaced. leave Mr. Campbell a laboratory of his own in which to experiment. leave Mr, Mroz some dignified girls. leave Coach Hazel a new toupee to cover up his wide part. leave Mr.Bastable an efficient secretary to take care of his work. III.-The Students. THOMAS ASPELL leaves his football captaincy to Robert Dixon. ELEANORE BARRELLE leaves her dancing ability to Barbara McNabb, ROBERT BARRON leaves his baseball ability to the captain of '56. JOSEPHINE BASILE leaves her office job to Beverly Snell, AUDREY BERNARD leaves her ability to study for a half hour and still get A's . CHARLES BUFFUM leaves his corny remarks to Red Robinson. WARREN CARLSON leaves his job as manager of the boys' basketball team to anyone who wants it. NORMAN CLEGHORN leaves his ability to do his homework the last minute to his brother, Robert. NANCY COLLINS leaves her quiet and shy Ways to Pat Basile. BARBARA CONLEY leaves her chatter to Kay Nolan. RUTH CORMIER leaves her amiability to Sylvia Roberts. WALDO CUMMINGS leaves his curly hair to Bobby Cleghorn ROGER DALY leaves Kathleen with much regret. JOHN DENEHY leaves his bashful smile to Jimmy Mann. JAMES DOHERTY leaves his wittiness to Eddie Vinecour. JANET DONAHUE leaves her cheerleading to Marty Button. EVELINE EBERT leaves her bashful smile to Nancy Aspell. CARL EBINGER leaves his book reports on Einstein to anyone who can translate them. JAMES FARLEY leaves his popularity to Robert Allen. KENNETH FISHER left so quietly we didn't hear him leave. MELVIN GARLICK leaves his height to Marshall Balin. DAVID GARSIDE leaves his hot rod for the junk yard. WILLIAM GATH leaves his freckles to anyone who would like them. ETHLYN GLEASON leaves her figure to Mary Lou Pace. JUDITH HEWITT leaves her singing voice to the girls' glee club. ETHEL HILL leaves her quietness to Francis Aylward. DAVID HINCKLEY leaves his crib notes to the incoming freshmen. KATHLEEN HUNT leaves her versatility to Pat Leahy. GERALD JACKSON leaves his scientific knowledge to Fred Sussenbergcr. MARION JASILEWICZ leaves her friendliness to Barbara Dunn. BARBARA KARNER leaves her job as manager of the girls' basketball team to Pat Pappas. ELIZABETH KELLY leaves her sparkling personality to Mary Jane Farley. JOHN KELLY leaves his basketball ability to William Day. EVELYN KENT leaves her basketball sneakers to Beverly Ebinger tshould they fitl. PATRICIA LAWLOR leaves her basketball ability to Judy Briggs. ELIZABETH LEWANDOWSKI leaves her Business Law book to anyone who Wants it. PAUL MCCOY leaves his fishing equipment to Bobby Collins. LOUIS MARION leaves his athletic ability to Gerry Trull. PATRICIA MARSH leaves her quietness to anyone who gets D's in deport- ment. BARBARA O'CONNELL leaves her pleasant Ways to Ricky Prince. DONALD PEAVEY leaves with no regret. MELVIN QUIMBY leaves his hot Kaiser to Eddie Ebinger, ALBERT REARDON leaves his books on Hspacei' to any inquisitive freshman. FLORENCE RICHARDS leaves her CAP uniform to any new recruit that it will fit. JAMES RIDDLE leaves his book on How to Win Friends and Influence Peo- ple to Jerry Haines. MARION RYAN leaves her carefree manner to Mo Quinn. KATHRYN SANDS leaves her report card to anyone who can use Hit . CAROLE SENNETT leaves her good looks to Dale Robinson. MARY ANN SHEA leaves her worn typing eraser to Andy who may throw it away. CAROL SHERWOOD leaves her musical talents to Madeline Buchanan. RICHARD STARLING leaves his whiffle to Robert Silk. NANCY STEVENSON leaves her natural blond hair to Diane Walters. RICHARD SILK leaves his cool music to Jackie Gillis. ROBERT SULLIVAN leaves a warning to all boys to stay away from Judy. RAE SUTHERLAND leaves his friendliness to Bud Doherty. BARBARA TRAVIS leaves her big blue eyes to Peggy Morgan. CONSTANCE VISTOLA leaves her curly hair to Mary Jane Donahue. FRED WELCH leaves his masculine physique as an example of what Charlie Atlas could do with a 97 pound weakling. FRANKLIN WHITE leaves and makes Miss Murray happy. ATHENA ZORBA leaves her seat in room two to anyone who can get along with Mr. Leiter. This Will has been legally written and filed and was witnessed by the undersigned. Eleanore Barrelle James Farley Kathleen Hunt James Riddle flcZ6uLteLw k j MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROXV: K, Uoyne: D. Dixon: D. Moran: E. Slwlmlonq l+l. linbertsg D. XVillf6l'SI J. llriggsg M. IYJOIIQIIIUQQ M. Lapliznng A. Johnsong T. Jann-fs: P. Iiouneg N. Willis. SECOND ROW: M. Buchanan: C. Mzihoneyg E. Williznnsg M. Snnillg P. Gray: D. Pareg M. Amlersmiz J. Pillllll-?l'Q L. Rearlg C. Ebertg P. Tahorg R. DeCzn'olis3 N. i':n'1': li. Dennningg F. Nznlenng D. Tl1ll1'IIl0l1f1Q J. Riddle. THIRD ROW: J. Hewittg S. Kohanskig M. Farley: B. USDUTIIQQ J. lVilS0ng E. Ebert: IC. Lewan- mlowskig ll. Sniitlig B. MCN:1bbg S. lVhiteg S. Hynes: U. Bowersg J. Martell. l+'OUll'l'H ROW: li. NVl1iteg R. Hagueg S. Quinn, G. Luwlorg S. Arnlmlg J. Mzirslig L. Loveg D. Devineg B. Dnnng B. Ebingerg D. Sharpe. FIFTH ROW: J. Pei-illog J. Goesg P. De Carolisz R.. Greenog D. Robinsong J. Gillisg P. Lznnlwrfg li. lizirlowg lil. llzlbiczg E. Frienflg F. Pepeg L. LaVz1lle. BAND FRONT ROW: P. Lawlor: G. Lawlor: A. Garslflvz li. Cu1'1'ier'g B. Karnerg M. Bm-llzulzm C. Sherwood: M. Hunt. SECOND ROW: E. Bz11'1'elle: B. Dewingf: F. Clllll1lllllgSQ E. Friend: Mr. Syxuomls, Director: J Quirk: R. Barlow: Il. XVhitney: J. Wells. SCIENCE CLUB FIi0N'I' IUPW: li. Kellyg V. Blzulcllettvg M. Collins: N. Collins. SIGUONIJ ROW: Mr. Leiter, Aflvisorg lfl. Ga1'z1bPmliz111g lfl. lfllmillgrfwg U. Elmingrvrg R. USb01'119g D l'eavey: H. Stalker: K. Cnllinbeeg D. Garsifleg F. SllSSQIllbPl'2Pl'. BACK ROW: XV. Day: I-1. Mulno: li. Daly: R. Carter: IC. Ylllt-'f'lllll'Q V. Bllffllllll M. Ga1'li4-lc. HI-LIGHTS FIRST HOXYZ J. Svilmc-'x'gsm1g S, Stone: J, Galeg J. L9BlaI1C: D. Sclizulzeri S. Gzlllzmti D. Holden V. Nolan. -. Sl-IUUND ROW: M. L. 15109: J. Bzisileg R. C'o1'1niv1': I-I. Ebert: K. Banc-roft: E. l.ewnmlmvsl:i I-I, Hill: Mrs. Stevens, Advisor. THIRD IUDWZ J. Iml1e1'ty: R .f'm1l9y: M. Jasilewivzz J. Demlhyg li. Aspell, V. Svnmf-t, B fVf'OllllPH. DRAMATICS CLUB 3575555 FRONT HOW: .luily lxlbiiiuvrz J. Smith: N. llulninsmiz I . lizisilvg S. Iiulw1'tSg E. Kentg E. Kelly. SECOND ROW: Miss Sullivan. Advisor: R. Suflivrlziiirl, ll. l'rim'o: L. Mzirimig M. Sheag J. IJie1'zuw1', ll. Silk, J. .lzivlqsung E. Bzilvivzz K. Hunt: P. IJew':11'olis: VV. f'm'm':1i1g M. Iialin. BATON TWIRLERS FRUNT RUW: Sully Vurtisg Mary .lane Jurlilz Phyllis 'l'zilmi'g l'z1tricizi Gruyg Marty Bllft0IlQ Sylvia linlrerts: Vziml Follinsg Kay Iizincroftg Doiwvrliy l':11'eg Viirol Tylerg Dianne Ducrowg SECONIJ ROW: J111lylCbirig:ei'g TllQI'PSilRI2lIllllll2Q Dorothy Allan: i :u'0l Fussg Lillian Bellg Maxine Von Kzihleg Diane Dlicfrowg Dmiiiu Leclflyg Sf2lSl21 Iinlizmskiz Szimlrzi lVelJSt1-ir. STU DENT QQUNCIL 12 M 29 . , f X X! X I ' f 455 f if f 4 FIRST RUW: R. Allen, K. Hunt, J. Doheriy, J. liriggs, .l. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. J. Farley, J. Donzlliue, M. Slwu, W. Day, l'. llzuiilmerf, l . Sllssmllbeixrei M. Button, J. Dulierty, IS. ldbinger. CORRIDOR PATROL FRONT RUXV: IJ. Sl1:1uzvr.M. Hunt, l+l. l3:11'1'vllv, IG. Kelly, J. Briggs, K. Hunt, l'. Lziwlm J. lizxsile, M. Jusilewivz, N. Sievvrismi, U. Vistolzx. SIGVONIJIIOWZ J. Lel1l:1nC,l!. i'o11ley,lXI,liy:1ii, J. l+':11'ley, 11. Sullivan, D. Hinvlilvy. N fill,-'1Ih0l'll, J. llolwi-ty, M. Shen, J. Donziliue. THIRD RHW: M. Quimby, J. lwnehy, Ii. f'ai'i,ei', lf. Well-li, J. J2ll'KS0ll, J, lluinefs, J. lliflrlle NV. f'211'lS0ll, J. Kelly. U DERCLASSME fk 3 .gl 4 Q '.x-hx? H, Q X 4 k Q' V' h is ,X4 L X , , V 'Q J xg Q- ff as 1 W 1 W ix f f X. X. ii L, 1 v N . -1.-..:.-- :- tm-L-F1 Alward, Frances llaiicroft. Kathleen Bennett, Joanne lilanchette, Claudia Bowers, Carole Briggs, .Judy Buchanan, Madeline Button, Marilyn Carter, Richard Vleghorn, Robert Vhartier, Eva Uincitta, Betty Vollinbee, Kathleen Collins, Carole Uollins, Marilyn Uillins. Robert I'urrier, Janice Currier, Roger Day, William Dieralier, Jane Dixon, Pat Dixin, Robert Ducriw, Diana Ebingrer, Eddie JUNIORS Flucker, Roberta Foss, Carole Garabedian, Edward Garside, Adrith Gifford, Caroline Hazel. Charline Hewitt, Richard Horwood, Hazel Hughes, Mary Ann Hunt, Marsha Hunt, Leo Hynes, Sandra Jamieson, Eleanor Jamieson, Joseph Judd, Mary Jane Labonte, George Lapham, Marilyn LeBlanc, Justine Lee, Robert Mann, James Martell, Jean Morgan, Peggy Mulno, Bruce Nolan, Catherine Osborne, Robert Pace, Mary Lou Prince, Christian Quinn, Maureen Ranialho, Robert Rice, Muriel Roberts, Sylvia Robinson, Nancy Ryan, Bette Schanzer, Dianna Sheldon, Elizabeth Sherman, George Silk, Robert Sinith, Joan Snell, Veverly Stalker, Harold Sussenberger, Fred Touchette, Robert Vinecour, Edward Von Kahle, Maxine Walters, Diane Wells, Allen President, JUDITH BRIGGS Vice-President, HAROLD STALKER Secretary, CHARLENE HAZEL Treasurer, WILLIAM DAY Allen, Robert Aspell, Nancy Avery, Richard Rabicz, Edmund Barlow, Robert Barsamian, Jean Basile, Frances Rell, Lillian Black, Ronald Roisvert, Yvonne Burris, Thomas Carroll, Richard Caster, Helen Clarke, Marie Colantuonio, Franklin Curtis, Sally Cuskey, Marion Daly, Evelyn D'Entremont, Mary Ann DeCarolis, Philip Devine, Daurice Ebinger, Beverly Ebinger, Judith Farley, Mary Jane Finney, Jammes Foreman, lVilliam SGPHOMORES Gale, Judith Gallant, Sandra Gath, Frederick Gath, Richard Greeno, Rirhard Haines, Gerald Hanson, Alice Hibbard, Ellen Hickey, Patricia Holden, Deanne James, Ronald James, Tony King, John Lacey, Dorothy Lavallee, Louis Leahy, Patricia Leddy, Donna Leddy, Mary M. Lombardi. Dorothy Manning, Theresa Martell, Carol Martell, Catherine Martell, Leonard McLaughlin, Daniel McNabb, Barbara Moran, Dorothy Morris, Edward Murray, Fred O'Neill, Richard Pappas, Patricia Pennelli, Virginia Penney, Mary l'enneck. Roy Pozzi, Anne Read, Linda Roberts, Herbert Robinson, Dale Robinson, Donald Scott, Judith Smith, Nancy Stone, Shirley Sullivan, Marie Sutherland, Richard Sivbergson, Judith Thompson, Walter Tonello, Nancy Trull, Gerald Tuohy, William White, Cynthia White, James President, ROBERT ALLEN Vice-President, PHILIP DECAROLIS Secretary, BEVERLY EBINGER Treasurer, MARY JANE FARLEY Aldrich, Kenneth Allen, Dorothy Anderson, Miriam Anderson, W'erner Arold, Sandra Balin, Marshall Bernard, Edward Bowers, Stanley Brazee, George Brendel, Frank Brooks, Robert Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Lloyd Carey, Richard Carolan, John Carpenter, Bruce Carr, Nancy Cavanaugh, Mary Chagnon, George Christian, Norman Corcoran, William Cormier, Jean Counihan, Patricia Coyne, Kathleen Daley, Frank Davies, Thomas Davis, William DeCarolis, Rose M. Deming, Eileen FRESHMEN Dewing, Bruce Dinsmore, Leonard Dixon, Delores Dixon, Dorothy Doherty, Francis Donahue, Mary J. Ducrow, Bonnie Dunn, Barbara Ebert, Caroline Fancher, Thomas Fisher, Beverly Friend, Edward Gelarderes, Agnes Gillis, John Goes, John Gray, Patricia Hague, Kenneth Hague, Robert Haines, Dorothy Haninaton, Joyce Hewitt, Valerie Hopkinson, Alan Houle, Pierre Jackson, Nancy Johnson, James Johnston, XVillia1n Kelley, Theodore Kohanski, Stasia Lancaster, Vera Larson, Alfred Lawlor, Gail Lepine, Cecile Lopilato, Richard Love, Lawrence Mc-Allister, William McCarthy, John McCausland, Walker Maloney, Cornelia Marsh, James Martell, Norman Morrissey, Richard Nadeau, Frances Osborne, Beverly Palmer, Judith Palmer, Marjorie Pappas, Priscilla Pare, Dorothy Perivolotis, Isabelle Petters, Nancy Patterson, Robert Pepe, Frank Perillo, Joseph Pooler, Brenda Pozzi, Mary Quinn, Shelia Qnirk, Joseph Ramsey, William Razin, Jay President, Reilly, Charles Riddle, Dorothy Riddle, Joan Roane, Paula Roberts, Ethel Saber, Gilbert Saber, Vtiilliam Sharpe, David Sherwood, David Small, Marilyn Smart, Robert Smith, Barbara Snssenberger, Joyce Snyder, Stephen Stevenson, Margaret Stnchell, Thomas Tabor, Phyllis Teal, Ada Thibean, Yvonne Thurmond, Diane Tyler, Bernard Webster, Sandra Wells, Joseph White, Eleanor W'il1iams, Carol Williams, Eileen Willis, Nancy Wilson, Judith Wright, Robert Weddleton, Robert FRANCIS DOHERTY Vice-President, JUDITH PALMER Secretary, MARY JANE DONAHUE Treasurer, ROSEIVIARY DeCAROLIS Athllctiigs W ll FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: J. Denehyg G. Jackson: J. Kellyg J. Doliertyg Capt. Aspellg W. i'2'l1'lSOII1 R. Sutlierlzuifl: J. Riddle. SECOND ROXV: W. Gathg G. Trullg K. Aldrichg N. f'legl1orng R. Dixon: J. Farleyg W. Dayg D. Robinson: L. Mai-iong J. Wells. THIRD HOW: Fozicll Hazel: H. MCClo1nlg R. linsvhg J. 312111111 ll. liairronz F. SllSSPlll.J61qg'9l'Q R. Allen: IC. Yinecourg K. Hague. FOURTH ROW: P. Anderson: F. Dohertyg D. Slierwoomlg Il. O'Neill: li. Johnson: U. Reillyg R. Sniairtg lf. Welehg J. Johnsong W. Andersong li. Greenog T. Deming. Tewksbury Tewksbury Tewksbu ry Tewksbury Tewksbu ry Tewksbury Tewksbury Tewksbu ry 1954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 0 Ipswich - 6 12 Chelmsford - 13 13 Burlington - 7 20 Ayer - 12 0 Dracut - O 0 Howe - 6 18 Somerville Tr.- 6 0 Wilmington - 7 Our gridolers got of to a slow start by losing a thriller to Ipswich 6-0, and then fought a surprising battle only to be nipped by Chelmsford 13-12. We got on the winning column by defeating Burlington 13-7. ln our best game we beat a good Ayer team 20-12. Our fifth game was a scoreless tie with Dracut. Fumbles proved costly in our next game as we lost 6-0 to Howe. Our next game resulted in a victory over an inept Somerville Trade team. Our final game was our rival tilt with Wilmington. It was a hard fought game with Wilmington winning 7-0. We had three players on the All-Suburban-Team: Guard-Capt. Aspell, Tackle-Gerry Trull, Fullback-Bob Dixon. BASEBALL FILONT ROW: Manager, li. lit-'l'Il2ll'1lI W. Johnston: W. Daly: J. Denehyg T. Aspellg J. Kelly ll. li2ll'l'0ll. Capt.. J. liilldle: 1' ' ' ' ,. 1, rull, ltobt. W erlrlletong .I. l,Johe1 ty. SECOND ROW: llich. Wedclletong 1f.fi21QQll61Ii. Wright: J. Wells: J. Finney: S. lllurrayg F. Pepe: W. l'oi'co1'z11i: ll. Busch: I . Colantuoniog K. Mzillinsonq R. Hagueg Coach Hazel. THIRD ROW: J. Munng W. Andersong K. Aldrichg A. Lzirseng P. Coteg D. Sherwoodg G. Saber. Wednesday Friday Monday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Monday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Thursday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Friday April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May May May May June June Ipswich at Tewksbury Tewksbury at Ipswich Punchard at Tewksbury Tewksbury at St. Joseph's CAiken Fieldl Methuen at Tewksbury Tewksbury at Johnson Tewksbury at Townsend Tewksbury at Howe Tewksbury at Dracut Burlington at Tewksbury Chelmsford at Tewksbury Tewksbury at Wilmington Dracut at Tewksbury Tewksbury at Punchard Tewksbury at Methuen Lowell Trade at Tewksbury Johnson at Tewksbury St. Joseph's at Tewksbury Howe at Tewksbury Townsend at Tewksbury Tewksbury at Burlington Tewksbury at Chelmsford Tewksbury at Lowell Trade fAlumni Fieldj Wilmington at Tewksbury GIRLS, BASKETBALL i FRONT ROW: E. Kent: J. Briggs: P. Lawlor, Ctfaptainl g K. Hunt: li. Barrelle: M. Shea. SECOND ROW: E. Kelly: K. Bancroft: M. Hunt: C. Hazel: C. Collins: P. Leahy: M. Donahue: N. Aspell. THIRD ROW: B. Ebinger: B. McNabb: P. Dixon: P. Pappas: and B. Karner, managers: Mrs. Walsh, coach. Mrs. Walsh, girls' basketball coach, deserves high credit for an out- standing season in which Captain Pat Lawlor led the team to 10 victories in 12 contests. Forward Pat Lawlor, Cha Briggs, and Evie Kent netted Tewks- bury points while guards Kay Hunt, Mary Shea and Eleanor Barrelle de- fended the hoop. Subs Pat Leahy, Betty Kelly, Marsha hunt, Charlene Hazel, Pat Dixon, Nancy Aspell, Barbs McNabb, Bev Ebinger, Kay Bancroft, and Carole Collins gave top performances all season. Much credit should also be shared by the managers Barbara Karner and Pat Pappas. The '56 season looks good from here, with a few very good JV's grooming for top spots in the lineup. Date Opponent Winner Score January Chelmsford Chelmsford 37 - 40 January Howe Tewksbury 40 - 29 January Dracut Tewksbury 42 - 32 January Wilmington Tewksbury 42 - 35 January Burlington Tewksbury 47 - 34 January Johnson Tewksbury 47 - 36 January Chelmsford Tewksbury 40 - 33 February Howe Tewksbury 35 - 32 February Dracut Dracut 49 -- 46 February Wilmington Tewksbury 41 - 31 February Burlington Tewksbury 54 - 26 February Johnson Tewksbury 38 - 27 BOYS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: XY. Day: J. Dohertyg J. Kelly, Capt. J. Haines: J. Denehyg R. Silk. SECOND HOW: W. Carlson, Manager: R. Currierg N. ifleghorng R. Alleng R. Silkg R. Barrong T. Aspell: L. Mariong Coach Hazel. Playing hard against tough competition, our boys lost most of their games. Even though their record was poor, they gave several of the top teams healthy scores. Next season's burden will rest on the shoulders of Bill Day, Jerry Haines, Robert Allen, Robert Silk, and Bobby Lee. TEWKSBURY OPPONENT HIGH SCORER Tewksbury 35 Lowell Trade Bill Day points Tewksbury 58 Faculty Bill Day points Tewksbury 36 Alumni Bill Day points Tewksbury 40 Chelmsford Jack Kelly points Tewksbury 29 Dracut Bill Day points Tewksbury 37 Howe Jack Kelly points Tewksbury 37 Wilmington Bill Day points Tewksbury 50 Burlington Jack Kelly points Tewksbury 36 Johnson Bill Day points Tewksbury 37 Chelmsford Bob Allen points Tewksbury 55 Lowell Trade Bill Day points Tewksbury 30 Howe Jack Kelly points Tewksbury 46 Dracut Bill Day points Tewksbury 66 Wilmington Bill Day points INTRA - MURALS LEFT T0 RIGHT: D. M01'z1l1: U. Wllifeg S. Quinn: J. I'HJiIlgl-?1'Q D. IJlll'l'OXVI S. Stoneg I'. Tabor L. Ikellg P. I'z1ppz1s: U. Blzulchetteg D. Dixong M. 1611111211112 D. I'e1'z'y: J. Wilsnng F, Nadeau Il. Deming: H. L2lWl0I'1 .I, Sussm-111l1e1'ge1'g S. Aroldg B. f'i11cuttz1: A. 'Von Kzxllw. i'l3N'1 lCll: Mrs. Walsh, Coach. FIELD HOCKEY FIUINT HUNV: 111. Kellyg K. Hunt. SICVUNIJ IQUXV: J. Elmingerg J. Mzlrtellg M. Sullivan: I'. Lvalw: D. linbinsong t'o:1f l1 XValsh M. Iiutronz J. Iirigxgsg I'. Lawlor: 141. IN-Flljillgj IZ. I'Ibi11gv1'. 1 V. TEAM FIRST ROW: D. t':11'te1': R. NVe1rld1PTo11g B. f'a111pbell: M. Ihllill. RANK RUW: W. l'o1'curau1: QI. 1301211111: NV. F0l'91ll211'1I IG. Mowis: J. Mmm: Ii. Farollg F. Dohertyg D, B1i'14llllQhliIll R. O'Neil: E. Yill64'0l1l'Q A. L21I'Si-'Ill 0021011 Olivm-W. A GIRLS, SOFTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: M. Hunti f'. Hzlzvlg IC. Kellyg P. Lzxwlorg K. Hunt: J. Iiriggzs :xml M. Lilllllillll. SICCYJNTJ ROYVZ Coach Mrs. XV:xlChg J. XVilSo11g M. J. Iiomllllwz l'. Leahy: I'. I'z1pp:1Sg P Tabor and D. Pure. THIRD ROW: B. Hbingger: M. Sullivimg M. Rive: J. f'lll'l'i91' :md J. Elmingvr. - J. Martelg D Allen: V. Hewitt, not present. lf, xhy., ,f ff' 57- 'Q fl N 2' fm xx ' I X , ,- 5 ,C . ' -51, .J L.. xy Advertisers Spccmscors Z Paltrcons lj U SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. 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