Tewksbury High School - Scroll Yearbook (Tewksbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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Ed Principal Mrs. Graustein Secretary to the principal Dedication To our Mothers and Fathers . . . whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives . . . whose love and encouragement have been inspira- tional . . . and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school . . . we respectfully dedicate The Scroll of 1957. The Class of 1957 Fa ulty I ,f 0 2 W I I 5422 111 ,i , ,,,,, A, , , fy ,Kffwy ff WM UWM 4 ,, ,MM if K X I' Vf M I, X A f ,f av 1 wwf fUZf!f f f ff ff .QM s lag COMMERCIAL: Francis B, Sheehan, B,S, M. Clare Murray, B,S, Ed., M. Ed Kathryn Chandler INDUSTRIAL and HOUSEHOLD: J ohh Lough Alberta Atwater, B.S, W -nzwwvwml HHH! ll ENGLISH and IANGUAGES: Mary M. Crosley, A.M. Mary E, Stevens, B,A. Rita E. Sullivan, B,S, MUSIC: Theodore Michell, B.M. 8 1 QF SOCIAL STUDIES: Elsie L. Woolaver, B.S, Ed. ' Joseph M. Crotty, B,A,, M,A. Joseph E, Bastable, B,S,, M, Ed, MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE: Anibal Oliver, B.S, Ed, Bernard Hussey, B.A, Etta Lapniewski, B.A, William A. Campbell, A,B,, M,A, Max Leiter, B,S,, M. Ed, ENGLISH and LANGUAGES: Jennie B. Basile, B,A,, M,A, Richard Griffin, B,A, 9 b lu, ,qw , 10 CLASS ADVISORS SBATED: M. Clare Murray, B.S. Ed.3 M. Alberta At water, B.S.5 Jennie B. Basile, B.A. STANDING: Jo- seph E. Bostable, B.S., M. Ed.5 Joseph M. Crotty, B.A., M.A. enior , Q 1, .- mvazfvm-1 mA,-,,, V, ,,m9rfxh'vu , fx H 'fn we , .v wwf, mlwmvztg, ig. 4 Robert Joseph Michael Allen ubyiggeru Tall . . . muscular . . . good looking . . . an excel- ship Football Team . . . basketball captain for the 1956 57 Season . . . Bob plans to attend the University of Massachusetts after graduation. ball 1,2,3,4g Scroll 45 Science Club 35 Corridor Patrol 3 Student Councilg Senior Banquet Committee 43 Junior Usher 3. Nancy Marie Elizabeth Aspell IlNanll Short . . . petite . . . amiable . . . co-operative . . . friendly . . . liked by all . . . one of our best basketball players . . . likes photography and basketball. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Scroll 45 Corridor Pa- trol 4g Chorus 1,4g Pre-Driving 25 Senior Banquet Com- mittee 4. Richard Alan Avery llDiCkll A good friend who will go far in life. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, baseball and football. After a hitch in the Navy, he wants to play baseball for the Red Sox. Dick dislikes English teachers. Activities: Baseball 2,3,43 Football 35 Pre-driving 25 Scroll 4. Edmund Alexander Babicz llEd ll Tall . . . pleasant to talk to . . . likes to go fishing and watching the Red Sox play ball . . . Ed plans to be a teacher and to travel through the forty-eight states. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 25 Scroll 4. 12 lent athlete . . . co-captain of the Suburban Champion- Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Foot- Frances Basile upattyu Cute . . . long black hair . . . enjoys fishing and boating . . . Patty has an easy-going manner that ev- eryone likes . . . can usually be found writing poetry . . She plans to be a telephone operator. Activities: Class Secretary 13 Dramatics 25 Scroll 45 Chorus 35 Schoo.l Play 2. Lillian Mae Bell lILi1ll Neat dresser . . . nice personality . . . big blue eyes and blonde hair . . . likes skating, baton twirling, baby sitting. Lil would like to work in a bank or in an office. Activities: Softball 25 Scroll 45 Baton Squad 2,3,45 Prom Committee 4. Thomas Gerald Burris llTOmll Full of fun . . . rejoined us in our sophomore year . . Tom is very fond of ice skating, bowling and stockcar races . . . plans to become a machinist or machine re- pairman. cal History and Government 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Predriv- ing 1. Richard Cummings Carey llcurlyll Tall . . . dark . . . good looking , . . talkative . . . and OH those eyes . . . Curly likes fishing, and listen- ing to records. Activities: Vice President 15 Chorus 15 Predriving 1. 13 Activities: Corridor Patrol 3,45 Social Conduct 25 Lo- Helen Caster Casper Petite . . . blue eyed . . . blonde . . . barrel of fun Lowell . . . Casper will make someone an adorable secretary . . . her pet peeve is working. Activities: Field Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1,3545 Pre- driving 2 5 Baton Squad 2,35 Softball 15 Scroll 4. Marie Clarke llReell Long brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . long eye lashes . . . makes friends very easily . . . likes roller skating, ice skating and bowling . . . Ree's ambition is to work in a bank. Activities: Dramatics 35 Art 15 Baton Squad 45 Prom Committee 45 School Play Usher 3,45 School Concert 35 Yearbook Staff 4. Regina Cooper Jeannie groomed to perfection . . . quiet . . . transferred from Girls High, Boston, during her senior year . . . Jeannie hopes to travel around the world. Activities: Chorus 4. Charles Francis Costa Charlie Dark . . . handsome . . . fascinating eyes . . . excel- lent student . . . witty . . . and boxing fan . . . welcome addition to our class during our junior year . . . Char- lie plans to be a civil engineer. Activities: Baseball 3,45 Chorus 45 Senior Class Out- ing Committee 4. 14 . . . loves to dance and can usually be seen at dances in Dark . . . attractive . . . captivating brown eyes . . . w i Frank Daly Frank Sally Diane Curtis llsarahll Tall . . . attractive . . . fashionplate . . . rnakesher own clothes . . . terrific ballet dancer . . . good student . . . Sarah plans to be a teacher.. . . being in the wa- ter ballet is her secret ambition. Activities: Chorus 15 Baton Squad 25 Art 25 Drama- tics 45 Scroll 45 Football Cheerleader 45 Basketball Cheerleader 3,45 Corridor Patrol 45 Teacher and Dental Aide 45 Junior Usher 35 Band Leader 3 5 Head Basketball Cheerleader 45 All-starette Representative 3. Retiring . . . hard working . . . not very keen on wo- 5 5 5 men . . . likes hunting, fishing and raising beagles . . . NQ FICTURE 55 A Frank plans to be a rador technician. A ' 5 A Activities: Science Club5 Scroll 4. 4 5 5 5 '5 S Mary Ann D'Entremont nMidgen Quiet . . . fun loving . . . captivating . . . blond . . . a shy smile . . . neat dresser . . . excels in dancing . . . likes sports . . . plans to enter T ewksbury State Hospital to become a nurse. Activities: Basketball 1,25 Chorus 15 Science Club 35 Scroll 45 Basketball Cheerleader 4. Phillip V. DeCa.rolis Ilphilll Pleasing personality . . . neat dresser . . . likes driv- ing, riding horses and dancing . . . h.is ambition is to be an engineer . . . plans to be a Navy Man . . . Phil has had perfect attendence in all four years of high school. Activities: Vice President 2,3,45 Football 35 Drama- tics 35 Student Council 3,45 Outing Committee 45 Cho- rus 1,2,B,4. 15 Franklin Colantuonio llcollyll Short . . . dark . . . shy . . . athletic . . . Colly wants to become a florist . . . plans to make a few mil lion dollars and retire . . . He is a very big sports fan- Activities: Basketball 2,3,45 Football 45 Captain of the Baseball Team 35 Chorus 4. Delores Dixon llDeell Quiet . . . a friend to everyone . . . likes to save money . . . a good babysitter . . . Dee plans to work in an office. ' Activities: Chorus. Mary Jane Donahue Mary Jane The backbone of our football cheering section . . . likes water skiing . . . sports and dancing . . . an avid biology fan . . . Mary Jane plans to work after grad- uation. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 25 Dramatics 45 Scroll 45 Corridor Patrol 45 Chorus 2,35 Banquet Corn mittee 4. Beverly Elizabeth Ebinger llBeVll Petite . . . cute . . . talkative . . . dynamic person- ality . . . versatile . . . popular . . . energetic . . . re- liable . . . likes dancing, playing the piano and sports . . . Bev wants to enter the nursing profession and to travel extensively. Activities: Class Secretary 2,3,4g Field Hockey 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,35 Dramatics 45 Scroll 45 Football Cheerleader 2,3,45 Corridor Patrol 3,45 Student Council 1,2,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Prom Committee 4. 16 Judith Ann Ebinger Judie Intelligent . . . wonderful personality . . . avid swimming fan . . . collects records . . . Judie plans to be a secretary. Her secret wish is to travel around the world. Activities: Field Hockey 23 Softball 23 Dramatics 2, 3,43 Scroll 43 Baton Squad 2,3,43 Football Cheerleader 33 Corridor Patrol 3,43 Captain Baton Squad 3,43 All-Star- ette Representative 33 Sub-Football Cheerleader 43 Cho- rus 1. Mary Jane Farley llFaI1ll Friendly . . . always wears a smile . . . a real pal . . . quiet, but full of fun . . . writes letters to Japan . . . Fa.rl wants to work in an office after graduation. Activities: Scroll 43 Corridor Patrol 3,43 Student, Council 2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Class Treasurer 2,3,43 Man- ager of Softball Team 13 Manager of Basketball Team 4. Judith Ann Gale HJ-udyll Short . . . sweet . . . florist's daughter . . . rides a- round in a little blue Nash . . . keeps the mailman busy with letters . . . Judy plans to enter the teaching pro- fession. Activities: Chorus lg Highlights 23 Science Club 33 Scroll 43 Corridor Patrol 43 Teacher's Aide 43 Dental Assistant. Frederick C. Gath Freddie Nice . . . neat dresser . . . always has a smile for ev- eryone . . . he enjoys hunting, fishing, ice skating, roll- er skating, and water skiing . . . Freddie 's future plans are to be an officer in the Navy. Activities: Chorus 3. John Gillis Jack Real livewire . . . sparkling personality . . . tall . . . nice looking . . . terrific dancer . . . enjoys ice skating . . . good football player . . . Jack wants to be a me- chanic in his own garage. Activities: Football 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. Ellen Mae I-Iibbard Quiet . . . studious . . . reliable . . . full of fun . . . likes reading, sewing, and music. Ellen plans to become a secretary. Activities: Chorus 1,33 Scroll 4. Richard Gath Richie Cute . . . freckled face . . . loves a practical joke .' . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . loves to tease Miss Sulli- van . . . generous with rides in his car . . . Richie pla to enter the service. Richard C. Greeno Dick Short . . . handsome . . . quiet . . . neat dresser . . . likes cars and radios . . . Dick wants to become an electronics Technician then join the service. Activities: Chorus 1,25 Science Club 35 Football 1,2, 3,4. 18 Ronald Jam es Ronnie Patricia Elaine Hickey Npatll Tall . . . attractive . . . brunette . . . laughing eyes . . . quiet yet full of fun . . . pleasing personality . . . industrious . . . neat. Pat plans to join the nursing prra fession at Tewksbury State Hospital. Activities: Basketball ls Pre-driving 25 Science Club 35 Scroll 43 Dramatics 45 Senior Prom Committee 4. Quiet . . . enjoyed Mr. Leiter's classes . . . pleasing to talk to . . . terrific sense of humor . . . raises pigeons in his spare time . . . Ronnie's ambition is to become rich . . . plans to go to college after graduation. Activities: Science Club 3. Dorothy Avis Lacey ll Dottie Anne Kennedy llKenneyll Slender . . . freckles . . . quick to laugh . . . nice personality . . . fun to be with . . . likes dancing, swim ming, and skating . . . Anne plans to go to secretarial school. Activities: Baton Squad 2,45 Prom Committee 4. Very quiet . . . a pleasant smile . . . neat dresser . . wonderful classmate . . . ambition is to help people. Dottie plans to do social work or to work in an office. Activities: Scroll 4. 19 Louis Phillip Lavallee Louie Small . . . witty . . . full of life . . . likes to run a- round in the boat he made . . . Louie plans to enter college to become a mechanical engineer. Activities: Science Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3. Mary Patricia Leahy llpatll Cute . . . cheerful . . . enjoys ice skating, swimming, and bowling . . . able captain of the girls basketball team . . . keeps herself busy working in Patten's Green- house . . . Pat's ambition is to travel around the world. Activities: Field Hockey 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball Captain 45 Softball 2,35 Scroll 45 Corridor Patrol 45 Highlights 35 Banquet Committee 4. Donna Anne Marie Leddy IIDOHIU neat dresser . . . favorite hobbie is drawing . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . Don has no future plans as yet. Activities: Baton Squad 2,35 Chorus 3,45 Pre-driving 1. Mary M. Leddy Boots Quiet . . . shy . . . neat dresser . . . can always be seen but never heard . . . enjoys roller skating and ice skating . . . Boots wants to be a dental assistant . . . plans to work in a dentist's office. Activities: Baton Squad 2,35 Chorus 45 Pre-driving 1. ZU Sweet . . . short . . . cute . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . Dorothy Elizabeth Lombard Dottie Talkative bundle of energy . . . big brown eyes . . . enjoys swimming, collecting records, dancing, and talk- ing . . . Dottie likes to have a good time . . . with her typing ability she 's sure to be a successful white collar worker. Activities: Chorus 1,35 Scroll 4g Art 25 Corridor Pa- trol 4. Theresa M. Manning llTenyIl Nice smile . . . pleasing personality . . . blonde . . . likes dancing and ice skating . . . Terry plans to be- come a secretary. Activities: Baton Squad 2,3,4g Chorus. lr... y Constance Marchesault Connie Cute . . . short black hair . . . lithe . . . full of pep 4 . . . excels in dancing . . . there 's never a dull moment when Connie's around . . . plans to be an I. B. M. op- erator or a nurse. Activities: Banquet Committee 43 Chorus 4. ' QIQL hs J. Carol Martell Gracie Bright red hair . . . pleasant personality . . . quite an actress . . . has a large vocabulary . . . Carol likes dancing, reading, and talking . . . She plans to become a nurse . . . Her pet peeve is homework. Activities: Dramatics 35 Scroll 43 Banquet Committee 45 School Play 35 Spring Concert Usher 3. 21 Catherine Martell llcathyll Slender . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . hobbies are come a typist and comptometer operator. Activities: Chorus 1. Daniel Edward McLaughlin llDanll Neat dresser . . . quiet . . . likes fishing and cars . . . always around when needed . . . his ambition is to be successful . . . Dan plans to join the navy. Activities: Basketball 15 Scroll 4. Richard F. O'Neil Dickie Nice looking . . . energetic . . . enjoys playing bas- ketball and baseball . . . star half back on our football Activities: Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,4. Patricia Pappas Ylpatll Full of fun . . . pal to everyone . . . likes people, homemaking and writing to pen pals . . . Pat plans to become a nurse at Lowell General and later become a Wac. Activities: Basketball 1,35 Softball li Scroll 45 Cho- rus 15 Corridor Patrol 45 Outing Committee 4. 22 dancing, swimming and typing . . . Cathy plans to be team . . . Dick plans to join the Navy after graduation Virginia Ann Pennelli IlBunnyll Likes to dance . . . quiet in a crowd . . . easy to get along with . . . drives a nice Chevy . . . Bunny wants to work in an office. erg Scroll 4. Mary Ellen Penny lipennyll Quiet . . . well mannered . . . pleasing . . . Mary's hobbies have as much variety as her sense of humor . . . they include swimming, skating, horseback riding, driv- ing and dancing . . . plans to work in a store after grad- uation. Activities: Scroll 43 Science Club 33 Pre-driving 25 Basketball 1,2. David Pennock IIROYII Good looking . . . intelligent . . . witty . . . Roy's hobbies are the usual hobbies of a high school senior, girls and cars . . . after high school Roy plans to go into the service . . . his ambition is to be a telephone worker. Activities: Baseball 15 Scroll 4. Anne Marie Poni Annie Cute . . . studious . . . good natured . . . likes danc- ing, roller skating and bowling ., . . the nuptial bells will ring for Annie in June or July. Activities: Chorus 15 Scroll 4. 23 Activities: Chorusg Artg Baton Squadg Sub Cheerlead- Linda W. Read An attractive brunette . . . studious . . . dresses very neatly . . . keeps herself well groomed . . . she likes to sew and cook . . . Linda plans to become a medical technician. Activities: Basketball 15 Field Hockey Manager 13 Scroll 45 Corridor Patrol 43 Chorus 1,25 Outing Com- Club . Herbert Roberts Herbie Tall . . . blonde . . . attractive . . . full of laughs . . . likes cars and girls . . . Herbie plans to join the Air Force after graduation. Activities: Scroll 4. John J. Sears Big John Tall . . . witty . . . came to us from Somerville . . . pleasing personality . . . Big John was our center on the football team until he was injured. Activities: Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Football 45 Cor- ridor Patrol 4. Judith Mary Scott nsludyu Cute . . . reliable . . . nice to be with . . . neat dresser . . . Judy loves flying, babysitting and movies . . . she plans to become an airline hostess, later a practical nurse. Activities: Baton Squad 45 Chorus 3. mittee 45 Junior Guest Award to the Middlesex Women' Nancy Ellen Smith Smitty Attractive . . . quiet when there is no alternative . . . witty . . . bundle of laughter . . . loves swimming, water skiing and dancing . . . Smitty plans to become an X- Ray Technician. Activities: Basketball 15 Science Club 35 Chorus 4. Shirley Ann Stone llshirlll Witty . . . flashing smile . . . co-operative . . . won- derful personality . . . likes ice skating, roller skating, reading and dancing . . . plans to get married. Activities: Intramural Basketball Team 1,25 Scroll 45 Highlights 25 Art 15 Baton Squad 15 Chorus 35 Corridor Patrol 4. A will Marie Rita Sullivan llsullll Smart dresser . . . lithe . . . one of Tewksbury High School's best cheerleaders . . . her friendliness makes her very popular . . . very active in school projects. Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,35 Football Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Field Hockey 1,2535 Softball 152,35 Junior Usher 35 Scroll 45 Dramatics 45 Pre-driving 35 Prom Committee 45 Student Council 1. Walter Robert Thompson lawallyrv Tall . . . slender . . . sergeant in ,the Civil Air Pa- trol . . . Wally likes flying and model planes . . . plans to go to Lowell Technological Institute to become an electronical engineer . . . later plans include mak- ing a career in the Air Force. Activities: Baseball 35 Chorus 25 Banquet Committee 45 Scroll 4. ,125 Nancy Anne Marie Tonello llNanll Short . . . neat dresser . . . nice personality . . . graduation. Activities: Scroll 45 Art li Baton Squad 25 Chorus 2, 35 Sub Football Cheerleader 4. l Gerald Trull llJerll Versatile . . . fun to talk to . . . enjoys sports, boat racing and building things . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . Jer's ambition is to buy a yellow convertible and make a million dollars. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Science Club 43 Prom Committee 43 Junior Usher 3. William Tuohy Bill Shy . . . slender . . . keeps to himself . . . studious . . . likes to go hunting . . . Bill has no immediate plans for the future. Activities: Pre-driving 3. Cynthia Marie White llcinll Cute . . . pleasant smile . . . neat dresser . . . loves music . . . a lot of fun . . . hobby is sewing . . . Cin's ambition is to be a success at whatever she does pref- erably typing. Activities: Basketball 1,25 Band 13 Chorus 1,2,3,4. 26 loves records . . . Nan plans to work in an office after PRUDENCE SIVHTH llPrud H Y Cute . . . shy . . . quiet . . . blond . . . Prudy came to us from Nova Scotia at the beginning of our senior ear her plans for the future are indefinite but she y . . . may go into nurses' training. Activities: Drarnatics 4. DIANE WILKINSON lIDill Tall . . . dark . . . attractive . . . slender . . . likes dancing, reading and ice skating . . . Di's future plans are to become a secretary and to be successful. Activities: Field Hockey 3 5 Baton Squad 3 3 Chorus 3,4. Quietest and Noisiest Mary Jane Donahue Cynthia White 27 ,a 'JL-' MQ? + wQ5'gT'1.4,1g,,'v'j,,,',,T f-V 5 Q,Qs'9Q' 3 A ' I 'FN' 6950 9,55 Pa ef, A ,xy W9 eq C, 515. fb-ge M 'Q , xg fix. Q IQ te fa xo 9 r 5 .v Oiogff' 31- Q1Q'7,eaj,y ' fa 'Qi 121 Most Bashful Dorothy Lacy William Touhy Grandma and Grandpa Mary Leddy Thomas Burris TQ Iles 'QZES' Pal-'rjt TYIJQ' Swag P3596 QV fi' 01 S cf! 00 'half fo bow SW YW 'Za' Ckeyest YNONI me V51 L14 el QV. 0 ' y hlglftgbda 'RTO 53 P' r 2' ea Oo YNB- vga 60127 Q' Sed 90 19.9012 Most Versatlle Beverly Ebinger Robert Barlow Wittiest Nancy Smith Richard Carey A13 15 CQ 8601. 906 at Q 1-01 1'. QW 0? 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'16 'Q 1 If N-S, gg' X90 OO OSI' Q33-'guys gigjegikx Fra 1.056 y THQ, O GW 'lk I0 Qt cw 3, 0 11, d N095 01,3 Ihbar e W' we '2'l1O,1 ff lo S Q1 Most Courteous Virginia Penelli Fred Cath Fust to Marry Ann Pozzi Jack Gillis b s .005 o Q11 0 X03 gba fd Deb 904 Sifwozkw If ed fo 1959 C390 if I we wh fff , 0 dy 'Eye-995 Y gpg i 5 n if K SALUTATORIAN VA-LED Walter Thompson Lind1fgSa1EIA'N it -sf' 'XA X GRADUATION USI-IERS Joseph Wells, Miriam Anderson, Joyce Sussenberger, Werner Anderson 33 A Backward Glance Backward turn backward, Oh, time in thy flight. Make me a child again just for tonight. Have you ever heard this expression? We don't want to go back to our childhood, but we do WHITE to go back four years in our lives to the day we entered T.H.S. as bright- eyed eager freshmen. September 1953! On this eventful day, we met Mrs. Basile and Miss Murray, our class advisors, who gave us the moral support we needed. Our first big event was the election of class of- ficers. Our president was Robert Allen, vice-presi- dent, Richard Carey, secretary, Frances Basileg treasurer and student council representative, Marie Sullivan. Chosen to represent our class on the cheering squad was Marie Sullivan. During this year Nancy Tenello, Dorothy Lacey, and Ronald James were added to our class. In November we held our first dance, The Fiesta Frolic, and fun was had by all. Now we felt a little more important. At the senior dance, Gerald Trull and Mary Jane Farley reigned as Freshman King and Queen. Having survived football season, basketball sea- son, and final exams, we set out to enjoy our sum- mer vacation. September 1954! Well-tanned and rested we re- turned as Sophomores with high spirits. First on the agenda was the election of class of- ficers. Robert Allen was presidentg Philip DeCarolis, vice-president, Beverly Ebinger, secretaryg Mary Jane Farley, treasurer. Marie Sullivan and Beverly Ebinger were ouf foot- ball cheerleaders, and Marie Sullivan continued to cheer for the basketball teams. Anne Pozzi, Richard Carroll, Thomas Burris, Marie Clarke, Carol Martell, Daniel McLaughlin, Virginia Pennelli, and Shirley Stone were added to our list of classmates. The dance we held this year was called the Hobo's Hop. Everyone dressed to suit the oc- casion and a grand time was had. The rest of the year just flew right by as we kept up with the school's activities, September 1955! Enthusiastic about being jun- iors and hoping to survive to be seniors we were eager to return. We started the year off as usual with the election of class officers. The same officers presided and worked for the benefit of the class. The junior trio who served on student council was Robert Allen, Mary Jane Farley, and Philip Decgrolig, Our first dance of the year was the Fall Spin. We also had a dancd in February which was called the Sweetheart Hop. Marie Sullivan, Judith Ebinger, and Beverly Ebinger represented our class as football cheerleaders. We welcomed as new classmates Charles Costa, Anne Kennedy, Connie Marsh, and Diane Wilkinson. The girl's basketball team won the Suburban Championship this year. Marie Sullivan and Sally Curtis helped to cheer them on to victory. This year marked the first year Tewksburg High School sent representatives into the Lowell-Lawrence All Star Game. Selected to represent our school were Sally Curtis and Judith Ebinger, members of our class. Our last dance was the Farewell Fancy which was given in honor of the departing seniors. Robert Silk and Jackie Jordan reigned as King and Queen. September 19561 The year we had been waiting for had finally arrived. We were seniors at lastl Elected to lead our class as capably and efficiently as ever were the following: Robert Allen, president, Philip DeCarolis, vice-president, Beverly Ebinger, secretaryg Mary Jane Farley, treasurer. Among the new teachers seen at T.H.S. were Mrs. Crosley, Mrs. Atwater, and Mr. Griffen. The latest addition was Mr. Previte who took over when Mr. Leiter left. Representing our class in student council were Robert Allen, Philip DeCarolis, Thomas Burris, Mary Jane Farley, and Beverly Ebinger. We took into our fold two new classmates, John Sears, and Prudence Smith. Our first dance was the Kick-Off. It was a huge success as that afternoon we had won our first football game of the season. Our football team, led by co -captains, Robert Allen and Gerald Trull, captured the Suburban Foot- ball Championship. Were we ever proud of them. Cheering the champions on were Sally Curtis, Mary Ann D'Entremont, Beverly Ebinger, Captain, and Marie Sullivan. To swell the treasury a couple members of our class sold coke, candy, and chips at all our home games. This was greatly appreciated by all the other members of the class. Our class held the annual Christmas Dance, The Holly Hop. Everyone attended dressed in their finest and a grand time was had by all. We were pleased to have Patricia Leahy and Robert Allen as captains of our basketball teams, and as cheerleaders Mary Ann D'Entremont and Sally Curtis, Captain. A dance was held in April in honor of the Fresh- man. lt was enjoyable as all the others even though we were all down with spring fever. Final exams finally were over and we were to graduate. Senior week started, first our Prom, May 31 at the Haverhill Country Club. June 3 was the Class Banquet held at the Ivy Room and June 5 was the Class Trip to Nantasket. June 7 was Graduation, our final event at Tewksburg High School. Here ends our glance, but it is a happy memory we will have always. Prom, Outing and Banquet Committees FIRST ROW: Marie Sullivan, Mary Jane Donahue, Robert Allen, Linda Read, Beverly Ebinger. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Far- ley, Philip DeCarolis, Walter Thompson, Gerald Trull, Patricia Pappas, Nancy Aspell. Last Will and Testament We, the Senior class, in this 7th day of June, in the year 1957, upon graduation from Tewksbury High School and being of sound mind do make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Article I - In General. We leave TEWKSBURY HIGH SCHOOL seriously debating about triple sessions. We leave the TUNIORS trying, as we did, to graduate from T.H.S. We leave the SOPHOMORES debating which English teacher to sign up with. We leave the FRESHMEN with dreams of graduation from a new high school. Article II - The Faculty. We leave: Mr. MCGOWAN a dean of girls to assist him in collecting strays in the girl's locker rooms. Miss CHANDLER our thanks in taking care of our class funds. Mr. PREVITE taking over where Mr. Leiter left off. Miss MURRAY our thanks and gratitude for being a wonderful homeroom teacher. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. BASILE our sincere appreciation for being a truly helpful homeroom teacher. ATWATER an automatic dishwasher for her Home Economics I class. GILLEY a new piano and an auditorium in which to practice. MILLER a larger and more understanding art class. MICHELLE a sotuid proof practice room. GRIFFIN a letter of thanks for his help on our yearbook. HUSSEY a tremendously quiet study hall. CROSSLEY a class room with four walls to guard against rude interruptions. WOOLAVER making History. COACH HAZEL a well equipped gym---and athletes too! Mrs. STEVENS hoping illness will never take her away from T.H.S. again. Mr. Mr. LOUGH our half dollars because we lost our locker keys. OLIVER hoping for a strictly MALE study hall. Miss SULLIVAN a more appreciative Senior English class. Mr. CROTTY a secretary with the capability of taking dictation at 200 wprn. Mrs. LAPNIEWSKI an over-flowing Class Fund, thanks to gum chewers. Mr. BASTABLE being as nice and helpful to the Class of 1958 as he was to us. Mr. CAMPBELL an all GIRL Physics class. Mrs. GRAUSTEIN in her office well equipped with late slips. MI. SHEEHAN an ambitious advertising staff for the 1958 yearbook. Article III - The Students. ROBERT ALLEN leaves his athletic ability and popularity to JIM JOHNSON. NANCY ASPELL leaves T.H.S. minus one sweet girl. RICHARD AVERY leaves his rabbit's feet to some unlucky Junior. BOB BARLOW left us. EDMUND BABICZ leaves and makes Mr. HUSSEY happy. FRANCES BASILE leaves LILLIAN BELL leaves Mr. THOMAS BURRIS left us RICHARD CAREY leaves a brick school for a brick house, she hopes. Sheehan's class at peace. for the navy. his love of History and Democrats to anyone who wants to argue with Mrs. Woolaver. RICHARD CARROLL leaves his harem to KING FAROUK. HELEN CASTOR leaves her flirtatious ways to GAIL LAWLOR. MARIE CLARKE leaves her long eye lashes to SANDY HOWARD. FRANK COLANTOUNTIO leaves his hockey prowess to ED MORRIS. REGINA COOPER leaves her lovely ways to MIM ANDERSON. CHARLES COSTA leaves his ability to get along with the girls to ROBERT FLEM- MING. SALLY CURTIS leaves the male students gasping when she does her split. FRANK DALEY leaves his love for hunting to JACK CAROLYN. PHILIP DECAROLIS leaves his vice-presidency to a capable Junior. MARY A. D'ENTREMONT leaves her admirers to the girls. DELORES DIXON leaves her thriftiness to DOROTHY PARE. M. I. DONOHUE leaves her position on the basketball team to MARGERY PALMER. BEVERLY EBINGER leaves her sparkling personality to JOYCE SUSSENBERGER. JUDITH EBINGER leaves her position as head majorette to PHYLLIS TABOR. MARY J. EARLEY, our class treasurer for four years, leaves this position to anyone capable of same. JUDITH GALE leaves her position as Head of Subscriptions of Scroll to someone cap able. FRED GATH leaves his winning ways with the girls to KENNETH ALDRICH. RICHARD GATH leaves his license to Sears Roebuck. JOHN GILLIS leaves and takes with him a Freshman's heart. RICHARD GREENO leaves his manly physic to JOSEPH WELLS. ELLEN HUBBARD leaves her domestic abilities to SHEILA QUINN. PATRICIA HICKEY leaves her tallness to ELEANOR WHITE. RONALD JAMES leaves his height to CHARLES REILLY. ANNE KENNEDY leaves her ability to get along with anybody to JUDY PALM.ER. DOROTHY LACEY leaves her soft-spoken voice to ROBERTA FITZGERALD. PATRICIA LEAHY leaves her basketball captaincy to DOROTHY DIXON. LOUIS LAVALLEE leaves his position as official milk carrier to RICHARD BOOTH. DONNA LEDDY leaves her feminine ways to CAROLYN EBERT. MARY LEDDY leaves her acrobatic abilities to WINNIE MAE GILLIS. DOROTHY IOMBARDI leaves her loquacious ways to BARBARA VINAL. THERESE MANNING leaves hoping to hear wedding bells in the future. CONNIE MARCHESAULT leaves her worn typing eraser to Andy who will probably throw it away. CAROL MARTELL leaves her ravishing red hair to anyone who could wear it as well. CATHERINE MARTELL leaves her hatred of book reports to a Junior who hates them too! DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN leaves his ability to get on the honor roll to BUD DOHERTY. RICHARD O'NEILL leaves his speed on the gridiron to BOB WEDDLETON. PATRICIA PAPPAS leaves, but the name Pappas remains well represented. VIRGINIA PENNELLI leaves her luxurious driving in a 55 Chev to PAT GREY. MARY PENNEY leaves her interest in boxing to anyone who is interested. ROY PENNOCK leaves his car to VALERIE BARRON. ANNE POZZI leaves with BILLY. LINDA READ leaves a fragment of her brain to some strugling Junior. HERBERT ROBERTS leaves his loud sport shirts to his brother BILLY. JUDITH SCOTT leaves her wardrobe to VERA LANCASTER. PRUDENCE SMITH leaves her seat in French lll to anyone who wants it. NANCY SMITH leaves her witty ways to BEV OSBORNE. SHIRLEY STONE leaves Miss Chandler's class well-trained. MARIE SULLIVAN leaves her lovely hair and ladylike manners to SANDY HAYES. NANCY TONNELLO leaves her ability to cut class and not get caught to FRANKIE MORRIS. WALTER THOMPSON leaves his seat in Miss Cullivan's class to FRANK PEPE. GERALD TRULL leaves his wifile and chino pants to WERNER ANDERSON. WILLIAM TUOHY leaves seen, but not heard. CYNTHIA WHITE left so quietly we didn't hear her leave. DIANE WILKINSON leaves her long tresses to DOROTHY ALLEN. Sally D. Curtis Helen B. Caster Mary J. Donohue A Typical Day at T. H. S 38 Class Future As I slip through my old scrapbook, I can see by its yellowed and frayed pages that it's been almost thirty years since Graduation Night. That night when Bobby Allen forgot his fare- well speech and groped for words. Many of my former classmates have become well-known authors. Berry Trull and Edmund Babicz have just had published, The Key to Curly Hair . Mary Penney, Marie Clarke, Cathy Martell and Diane Wilkenson collaborated on the textbook Business Love Can be Fun . Noted psychologists Marie Sullivan, Mary Ann D'Entremont and Cynthia White have now sold over a million copies of their latest publication Does Your Child Hate School? On the local scene Sally Curtis and Judy Ebinger are both conducting classes on the Tewks- bury Police Department on Billy Club Twirling. Walter Thompson has become chief stamp licker for the Tewksbury bank owned by Linda Read. A newly opened hotel is being admirably run by Ellen Hibbard, Nancy Aspell, Dorothy Lacey Donna Leddy, Patricia Pappas and Mary Leddy. It's called the Quiet Woman Inn. Scattered around the world are Tom Burris now Admiral of his own fleet of tugboats, Carol Martell in Hollywood, she is head waitress in The Best Pizza Place in Town owned by Charlie Costa, Phil Decarolis, Dick Grenno and Ann Pozzi. Head meatball maker is Nancy Tonello. Frank Daley now in India, is in the process of selecting his thirty-seventh harem girl. Before leaving our beloved Tewksbury he took time to initiate a new Fraternity. The charter members are Dick Carey, Frank Colontunio, Dick O'Neil, Fred Gath, Richard Gath, Herb Roberts and William Tuohy. They call themselves The Beligerent Bachelors of America . In New York City this year some familiar names appear on the list of entries for the talking marathon. They are Dorothy Lombardi, Virginia Pennelli, Shirley Stone, Lillian Bell, Fran Basile, Theresa Manning and Connie Marsh. Good luck girls, and may the best mouth win. Doing government work now are Mary Jane Farley and Bev Ebinger. They are the only women in the United States Mint. Recently I read that Louie Lavallee, Ronald James, Roy Pennock and John Sears have grad- uated from the secondary school they decided to attend. Alcatraz, I believe. At home again, Regina Cooper, Pat Hickey, Nancy Smith, Helen Caster and Prudence Smith now head the Tewksbury Youth Center. One of their services is a lonely hearts club for girls less fortunate than themselves. Also giving her time is Pat Leahy who has revolutionized base- ball with her new square ball for square athletes. Richard Avery is conducting a Physical Ed- ucation Class for building bigger bodies. Conducting classes for elocution and English grammar are Mary Jane Donahue and Ann Kennedy, respectively. Our youth center certainly does leave little to be desired says superintendent of schools, I ack Gillis. The architect for the building was Dan Mclaughlin, and the interior decoration was done by Delores Dixon, Judy Gale and Judy Scott. Yes, the students of the class of 5'7 have gone far with the help of a little imagination and a lot of help from God. Let us hope that He will continue lending the needed helping hand. 39 Senior Class Officers IW President ......... . . . Robert Allen Vice-President . . . . . Philip Decarolis Treasurer ..... . . Mary Jane Farley Secretary . . . . . Beverly Ebinger 40 ulliors Z 2, I f, QW f . ynyxwf 5 FIRST ROW: Eileen Deming, Margery Brown, Miriam Anderson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Dunn, Richard Booth, Kathleen Coyne, Werner Anderson. THIRD ROW: Caroling Ebert, Bruce Carpenter, Bruce Campbell Thomas Davies, Marshall Balin. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Dewing, Edward Bernard, Dorothy Dixon, Leonard Dinsrnore. STANDING: Kenneth Aldrich. FIRST ROW: James Johnson, Valerie Hewitt, Roberta Fitzgerald, SECOND ROW: Sandra Hayes, Robert Fleming, Thomas Jackson, Vera Lancaster, Charles Locke. THIRD ROW: Cecile Leping, Stasia Kohanski, Beverly Fisher, Phyllis King, Gardner Hague. FOURTH ROW: Edward Friend, Barbara Gawhck, Alfred Lar- sen, Jesse Labonte, Martin Gilman. 4-2 x Ii' X Ill Po FIRST ROW: Francine Nadeau, Beverly Osborne, Nancy Peters, Sheila Quinn. SECOND ROW: Micoletta Nikas, Christos Nikas, John Querze, Mary Pozzi, Lorraine Martell. THIRD ROW: Mary Morris, Janice Mat- son, Charles Reilly, Jay Razin, William Ramsay. FOURTH ROW: Prudence Smith, Francis Doherty, Frank Pepe. STANDING: Lawrence Love, Joseph Perillo, James March. FIRST ROW: Norman Tucker, John Tedder, Robert Smart, Richard Whitney. SECOND ROW: Joyce Sus- senberger, Diane Tracy, Robert Soderlund, Robert Weddleton, Jeffirey Stuchell. THIRD ROW: Joyce Stay- man, Edward Turowsky, Robert Thomas, Eleanor White, Phyllis Tabor, Marilyn Small, Diane Thurmond. STANDING: lvlr. Campbell, Joseph Wells, David Sherwood. S ,, 5 2235 5 W.,,,, 43 ,,,, I I I Q9 up. 'is' FIRST ROW: Barbara Vinal, Louis Palmacci. SECOND ROW: Grace Sutton, Leila Nolan, Betty Stone, Phyl- iss Scott, Barbara Oldmixon, Terry Walsh. THIRD ROW: Janet Peters, Patricia Overlan, Patsy Patch, Barba- ra O'Neill, Judy Taylor, Gilbert Saber. FOURTH ROW: Robert Wilder, George Sherman, Cecile Parent, Richard Treadwell, Dorothy Pare. FIFTH ROW: Ann VonKahle, Patricia Willis, Nancy Willis, George Nu- gent, Thomas Ryan. FIRST ROW: Robert Hughes, Rosemarie Maestri, Susan Hitchcock. SECOND ROW: Robert Maloney, Richard Landers, Winnie Mae Gillis, Jean Lepine, Carol Lawrence, Brenda King. THIRD ROW: Bill Mc- Allister, Irene LeBeouf, Rita Leahy, Edith Kilpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Roger Lernelin, Paula Kuchinsky, Gabrielle La.Fortune. FIFTH ROW: Arthur Graustien, Walter Kohansky, Barry Gougeon, Nancy Girard, Con nie Maloney. 45 FIRST ROW: Val Barron, Joan Alwood, Judie Brow-n. SECOND ROW: Ed Duffet, Robert Bush, Pam Drane, Car l C l . TH - ' o e o e IRD ROW. Bruce Darley, Edward Daley Laurel Blarsdell Ed Backoff FOURTH ROW- Sandra Clark, Mary Cavanaugh, Delores Bell, Gloria Connors, George Garland F IFTHIROW- Francis Clim- rmngs, Tom Cooney, Tom Deming. SIXTH ROW- Florence Fitzpatrick Marilyn Adams Carol Ed ecomb ' 7 7 g Lillian Fisher, Micky Carroll, Robert Feeney. SEVENTH ROW: Carole DiPalma, Mary Dow, Wayne Bowers -16 Xe X X --..Av u P 0 D 0 f sf -76 T' 1 , :Off . fi .f C Q m :foes fly Q '.?Z'-5' 5411: 5,4 ' V W Q KAL f :Z-ww FIRST ROW: Dan Leonard, Carole Dango. SECOND ROW: Ann Larson, Richard Lavallee, Thomas Kelley. THIRD ROW: Robert LaPoints, Sandra Howard, Carol Dashe, Judith Howe, Duncan Hazel, Joseph Kelley. FOURTH ROW: James Diodate, Jack Farley, Patricia Dunn, Marie Dixon, Donna Hazel, Joan Gawlick, J enet Jameson, Thomas Garside. FIFTH ROW: Roland Guthrie, Raymond Hopkinson, Beverly King, Edward DelTorto, Peter Figol, Arthur D'Entrernont. SIXTH ROW: James Kelly, Ronald Fitzpatrick, John Keefe, Robert Daves, Ronnie Laliberts, Paul Fleming, Dick Germain. Advisor, Mr. Oliver, FIRST ROW: Thomas Sheridan, Francis Quirk, Pamela Sheldon, Linda Parillo. SECOND ROW: Margaret Shea, Geraldine Whalen, Dorothea Peavey, Patricia Reale, Rosemarie Polcaro, Joseph Slater. TI-HRD ROW: Anita Thing, Mary Wesley, Joanne Reese, Pamela Turner, John Tibbetts. FOURTH ROW: Judith Tenney, Dorothy Sherman, William Roberts, Jean Whitehouse, Lois Whitman. STANDING: Barbara Silva, Thomas Perivolotis, Ronald Silk, Patrick Sullivan, Robert Wells, William Turner, John White, Richard Treadwell, Walter Smith, Carol Riddle, Joseph Turowsky, Suzanne White, Jane Sttunpf, Douglas Thurmond. 48 -rl FIRST ROW: Trinita Mattucci, Carol Love, Alfred Nuttall, Stephen Nichols. SECOND ROW: Betty O'Neill, Cynthia Pappas, Robert Morris, Jerone Martino, Elaine Mugford, Sandra Palmer. THIRD ROW: Beverly Mills, Barbara Littlefield, Richard Parent, Ronald Matson, Stephen Palmacci. FOURTH ROW: Dale Lobsien, William Paladino, Charles Lurnbard, Ronald Mackey, John McAllister, Hugh Mahoney, Jeannette Marcella, Diane Murray, STANDING: Judith McGowan, Sandra Paladino, Jean Menard, Patricia Neal, Nancy Menna, Joan Paraskeva, FIRST ROW: Phyllis Campbell, Marie Backhoff, Chester Burgess, Frank Baggs, Paul Burton, Sandra Birrille, Joan Baldacci. SECOND ROW: Linnea Anderson, Arthur Collier, Alfred Armstrong, Richard Brown, Priscilla Carey, Barbara Collier, Linda Byam, THIRD ROW: Kenneth Berube, Judy Chapman, Mary Ann Costa, Joan Carusone, Daniel Carter. FOURTH ROW: Paula Cronin, Carol Cronkite, Eileen Daley, Ottie Black. FIFTH ROW: Robert Carroll, Frederick Cross, Richard Calledare, John Andresen, Kenneth Camara, STANDING: Bruce Cipriano, Clarence Clark, Arthur Be atrice, 49 '1 I 1 i MW So hornore Class Officers President .... .......... Theodore Kelley Vice President . . . . .Leila Nolan Secretary .... . . Sandra Clark Treasurer . . . . Robert Busch 'WW 1' fr fl' 50 Junior Class Officers President ............... Kenneth Aldrich Vice President . . ....... Werner Anderson Secretary . . . . . Joyce Sussenberger Treasurer . . . . Judy Palmer Freshman Class Officers Vice President ............ Pamela Turner Secretary ............... Carol Burgess Treasurer . . . . Patricia Dunn 4' D 9 4 Q 4: 0 G x Q B 0 'lf Activities f4+wa.,v,,,,,, Hi-Lights Jay Razin, Editor FIRST ROW: Sandra Clark, Priscilla Carey. SECOND ROW: Joan Gawlick, Dorothy Dixon, Ann VonKa.hle Joan Carusone, Elaine Mugford. THIRD ROW: Ronald Fitzpatrick, Mary Ami Wesley, Geraldine Whalen, Judy Tenney, Donna Hazel. FOURTH ROW: John Querze, Judy Hwwe, Carol Dorsch, Anita Thing, Kath- leen Coyne, Barbara Vinal, Joan Baldacci. Mrs. Crossley, Advisor. T ping Class FIRST ROW: Charles Sherman, Miriam Anderson, Judith Scott, Vera Lancaster. SECOND ROW: David Sherwood, Edward Bernard, Janet Peters, Edward Duffett. THIRD ROW: Edward Backoff, Thomas Davies, Ann Larsen, Joseph Freni. FOURTH ROW: Judy Chapman, Thomas Dewing, Grace Sutton. FIFTH ROW: Charles Riely, Arthur Graustein, Laurel Blaisdell. Advisor, Miss Murray. 52 4 5 A5 ' if it -- 'W' Jil is ir! 4,0 Pred riving FIRST ROW: Irene LaBouef, Theresa Walsh, Florence Fitzpatrick SECOND ROW: Alfred Larson, Edward Turousky, Peter Houle. THIRD ROW: Edward Daly, Bruce Darby, Mary Pozzi, Janet Matson, Patricia Over lan, Gloria Corners. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Carpenter, Roger Lemolin, Lewis Palmacci, Loretta Sullivan, Marjorie Brown, Sheila Quinn, Barbara Oldnixon, Nancy Willis. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Wilder, Joan Sears, Robert Feeny, Connie Maloney, Gabrial LaFortune, Lillian Fisher. Corridor Patrol FIRST ROW: Shelia Quinn Judy Ebinger Nancy Aspell Mary Ann D'En1Iem t J d G 1 ' ' 1 - Ph lli S Mary Jane Farley, Joyce Sussenberger, Shirley Stone Virginia Pennelli. SECCOND LROIW-2 lgzltriclia Ba C3123 ?E1'OthgnIaonibai'di, Mary Jane Donahue, David Sherwood, John Sears, Joseph Wells, Sally Curtis, Dian? 7 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Patricia Dunn, Mary Jane Farley, Philip DeCarolis, Robert Allen, President, Leila Nolan, Beverly Ebinger, Joyce Sussenberger. STANDING: Joseph Wells, James Johnson, Kenneth Aldrich. TEACHER'S AIDES AND DENTAL ASSISTANTS Judy Gale, Sally Curtis 54 ii NNN - .s sein- X. T Q S. FAA, . K. Q . Q Q x 5 x gg.- K ,E rl NX gow, X .. t FIRST ROW: Sandra Palmer, Paula Cronin, Joan Alwood, Valarie Barron. SECOND ROW: Edith Fitzpat- rick, .lean Whitehouse, Lois Wliitrnan, Stasia Kohanski, Miss Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Betty Stone, Prudence Smith, Diane Morris. STANDING: Caroline Ebert, Leilla Nolan. FIRST ROW: Frank Perillo, John Tibbets, Richard Lavallee,Thomas Kelly, Ronald Silk, Marshall Balin, Louis Lavallee, Werner Anderson. SECOND ROW: Alfred Armstrong, William Roberts, Raymond Hopkin- son, Mr. Hosfall, William Ramsey, Joe Wells, Ronald James, Hugh Mahoney, Frank Pepe, Gerald Trull, Kenneth Aldrich. DY 'k A21 Yearbook FIRST ROW: Ellen Hibbaxd, Dorothy Lacey, Mary Jane Farley, business editor, Nancy Aspell, photographic editor, Mary Ann D'En1:remont. SECOND ROW: Frances Basile, Linda Read, Editor, Walter Thompson, Roy Pennock, Helen Caster, THIRD ROW: Patricia Pappas, Richard Avery, Robert Allen, Daniel McLaughlin. STANDING: Judy Ebinger, Marie Clarke, Lillian Bell, Sally Curtis, Herbert Roberts, Beverly Ebinger, Mary Penney, Virginia Pennelli, Anne PozLi, Shirley Stone, Judy Gale, subscriptions, Edrnund Babicz. Art Class FIRST ROW: Alfred Nuttall, Carol Dango, Marie Backhoff, Carol Love. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Berube Robert Wells, Patrick Sullivan, Lawrence Love, Judith McGowan, Phyllis Campbell. THIRD ROW: Robert LaPo1nte, John King, Mrs. Miller, Pamela Drane, Carol Edgecornb, Patricia Reale. CLARINETS Ellen Bell James Brooks Lawrence Cappucci John Cherkowski Janet Doucette John French George Garland Claudia Gath Donna Hazel Michael Hopkins Donna Hunter Carol Kohanski John Leddy Barbara Nadeau Alfred Nutall Philip Sacrarnone Robert Spaulding Calvin Stambaugh Donald Stewart Carol Tabor DRUMS Charles Carr Henry Fleury Sandra Ebinger Frederick Cross William Barris Band TRUMPETS Kurt Busch ' Alice Gray John Hart Brian Hope Douglas MacDonald David Sager Michael Schena Joseph Wells TROMBONES Frank Powers Peter Whitman BARITONE Michael Carr FRENCH HORN Edward MacGilleck ALTO SAXOPHONES Bruce Carpenter Bruce Dewing TENOR SAXOPHONE Edward Friend . . , D h Phyllis Tabor Junior Captain. STANDING: Marie Mascot' Sratlg Thezlsgl Ig?I1gSPtai:r3:nZ Clark, Paula Cronin, Marie Dixon, Patricia Peale, iafeaesdiln viinnivgefliae Gillis g ' ' Marie Backhoff, Judith Scott, Sandra Howard, Lil enn , - - - - l1an Bell, Beverly Mills, Judith McGowan. 57 '- rin... FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gilley, James Diodetti, Douglas Thurmund, Phil DeCarolis, Bruce Campbell, Richie ' ' - ' ' Chri N'kas Judith Booth, Ronald La Liberte, Valerie Hewitt. SECOND ROW. Francis Quirk, Pred Cath, s 1 OW C B Diane Trace Phyliss Tabor Barbara Dunn, Mary Ann Costa, Patricia Willis. THIRD yn- IOWH, Y, thia White, Katherine Martell, Jimmy Carrol, Diane Wilkinson, Delores Dixon, Richard O'Ne1ll, Frank Co lantinio. FIRST ROW: Joanne Reese, Dorothy Pare, Lorraine Martel, Eileen Deming, Barbara Gawlick, Eileen Daley, Mary Ann Costa SECOND ROW: Brenda King, Patricia Patch, Phyllis King, Jeanne Lepine, Patricia Dunn, Barbara Silva, Beverly King, Beverly M.ills, Linnea Anderson, Francine Nadeau, Beverly Osborne, Diane Thurmond, Joyce Sussenberger. Tl-HRD ROW: Eleanor White, Pamela Sheldon, Rita Leahy, Diane Murray Betty O'Neill, Theresa Manning, Mary Leddy, Donna Leddy, Jean Menard, Linda Byam, Marilyn Small, Nancy Girard. at -'Illia 58 J etiv law AM ,ff Vfffi, , , f ,Shy A ff 2,3 ffgyy 1, My Wfffff 'WM' JA, , ,,,,, , Co ac h Hazel A winner never quits, and a quitter never wms M ff Z - 4 .'4 . v-,, ' f -'---wr s- X A , 5, Y f fa 5 ,. . 'Q' 'yx,, ' ,' f, f ,,., f ., , .,, - f ', ,, 4, . A . I . ' W ., Q., f- ,M ,W , f ,M ww , 5 - ' , .., , fr . kv 'r , , M, ' rf ' - 4 ' '4', - 'f ' . A '.-a'g,s, .41 r. f f A -1 , A . I Q - K. 5 I 4 I 6 rl f ft. -7 ww V -rv .f-h-fwfwff W-A---1ffeezmww-:arQ--A.-fadasawaaa-A-afar 1-. ...-..NV.,.rV,, ,,.,.,:., igaiwifnf L: ,MV Q .4 4' M L ,, ., , , , ., , , , FIRST ROW: Kenneth Aldrich, Robert Weddleton, Richard Carroll, Robert Allen, Gerry Trull, James John- son, Barry Gougeon, Alfred Larsen, Charles Rielly. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sheehan, Robert Busch, Roland Guthrie, Richard Greeno, Werner Anderson, Hugh Mahoney, Robert Barlow, John Gillis, F redPinnino, Robert Brooks, William Corcoran, Coach Hazel. THIRD ROW: Douglas Thurmond, Francis Doherty, Edward Morris Ronald Matson, Edward Deltorto, James Ford, Robert Hickey, Richard O'Niel, Gardner Hague, Franklin Colantuonio. CHAMPIONS! I The Hazelmen got off to a flying start by beating Ipswich 12 to 0, then being the underdog went on to beat Chelmsford 21 to 7. Due to a last minute touchdown, they lost the game against Burlington 6 to 12. The team went on to pile up a series of victories defeating Ayer 40 to '7 , Dracut 13 to 0, Howe 32 to 6. In our traditional game against Wilmington we defeated them 14 to 0. At the victory dance after this game the trophies for the most outstanding players were given to Richard O'Nei1 of Tewksbury and Ross Coombs of Wilmington. 61 7 Surburban Champs in Action 62 Ml x 4 Us AA-. FIRST ROW: Sandra Clarke, Phyllis Tabor, Sally Curtis, Jane Stumph, Nancy Girard, Joyce Sussen- burger. SECOND ROW: Beverly Ebinger, Marie Sullivan, Barbara Dunn, Mary Ann D'Entremont. Sally Curtis Z' Beverly Ebinger--He ad Cheerleader FRONT ROW: Phyllis Tabor, Mary Jane Donahue, Nancy Aspell, Captain Patricia Leahy, Beverly Ebinger, Priscilla Pappas, Dorothy Dixon. BACK ROW: Mary Jane Farley, Manager, Donna Hazel, Margery Palmer, Linnea Anderson, Sandra Hayes, Kathleen Coyne, Dorothy Pare, Beverly King, Beverly Osborne, Judy Gale, Scorekeeper. 64 Q N X ,Ii , ,. , QW 1 .xi X. ., .-Q. K .1 - Ei . NX x 'f A x . X N. ' S x HQQW - y x -. M S Q, ..+ we A . - N, SKS ' .V hx F5 I. BEV f X -X Y'-wx iv . . X M, A 2 3,1 Z 5 i A if 1 Y CAPTAIN PAT X ef 'L-ff J NAN MARY JANE FRONT ROW: Richard Carroll, Robert Allen, captain, James Celino. STANDING: Eward Morris, Robert Weddleton, Richard Morrisey, Bany Gougeon, Roland Guthrie. Francis Doherty. 66 ff? :X f ,Jr .X.,X KL 'I if , I y , , 3 , 3 A if 1 I I Ax X DICK M CAPTAIN BOB 3 , X X VV. ff ' , :-.21 , .vi 1 QXW ,,f .4 0 Q, fa: f '7 52715, ' Q 0 . ki' FQ, :jf . 1 , ,A Z ,v , if :Qw- l ww' 2? ,wifi ii N s Y I g ,fin DATE Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tewksbury Baseball Schedule I957 April April April May May May May May May May May May 23... 26... 30... 3 7... 10... 14... 17 21 . 24 28 31 . OPPONENT Billerica . . Burlington . Chelmsford Dracut . . . . . .Punchard . . Methuen . . No. Andover. . 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Farrington lvlr. 8:Mrs. C. W, Crossley Fredrick E. Morris, M,D, Mr. 8:Mrs. George L, Atwater Martin Clothes Joseph Foley, Jeweler Mr. 8: Mrs. Patrick Lacey Patricia Lacey Mr, 8: Mrs. Richard Young 8: Son Mr. 8:Mrs. Donald B. McNeil Mr. 8:Mrs. J. Harper Gale Mr. 8:Mrs. George Lawlor Andrew J . Kohanski Mrs. Etta Lapniewski Mr. Richard Griffin Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Woolaver M. Clare Murray Mr. 8:Mrs. Lawrence R. McGowan Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Graustein Kathryn Chandler Patrons 70 Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs, Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8:Mrs. Bernard Hussey Albert Anderson J. Lough Charles Hazel , Frank Sheehan 8:Family A. Oliver Rita E, Sullivan Mr, Andronikas Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr, 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Ivlr, 8: Mrs. Joseph Crotty O, Rex Read Alexander S, Babicz Arthur Starr William Allen Willard Stone James Farley nur :Luau ,uf --f--H - cum wsu! yi BIHEUASCBFE .IUBAL FUR!! ERNEST BRREIIIIE azizaxs WAMESIT CUTDOOR THEATRE Best Wishes and Success fo fhe Class of 1957 PARADISE DO-N LIT CO America's Best Cream Do-Nuts 660 Rogers Street Orders Taken for Parties DANNY MILLS MEN'S AND BOYS SHGP Snack Bar for Breakfast and Lighf Lunches Compliments Of MQTEL CASWELL May God Shower Many Blessings Upon All the High School Students Compliments of Saint Williams Catholic Youth Organizations Rev. William F. Langrange, 0. M I Rev. Frederick J. Higgins, O. M Rev. Thomas P. McParland, 0. M I Complimenfs of Taylor Farms Restaurant T k b y M Main Street The Shawsheen School P. T. A. The North Street School P. T. A Compliments of John T. Gale and Sons Reliable Robertson? L ll M F ei 11 P R g Since 1886 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ruisanchez Pleasant Street Tewksbury Mugs, Best Wishes for the Success of the 1957 Class of Tewksbury High F. I. Carter and Sons Tewksbury Moss. Compliments of HI-LIGHTS to fhe Class of 1957 P or Lowm ' For 121 Years Lowellfs Only Large Store Devoted Exclusively to of Merrimack Valley Compliments of THE GAKS RIVERVIEW DINE AND DANCE Route 38 Tewksbury Catering to Weddings, Parties. Banquets Choice Liquors and Fine Foods Best Wishes to Class ofl957 from Mr. and Mrs. William A. Leahy Bay State Variety South Tewksbury Happy Studying to All Compliments Of BERNARD J. PACE-JIMMY Concrete Floors and Walks Specializing in Cement Finishing Ul.. 17348 TOWN TAXI T 1 ph UL 17171 37111 11 IIS Tkby M Cpl f HARRY BASS 166C IS L II M C I f I1 WATER DEPARTMENT NORCROSS AND LEIGHTON INSURANCE 1 T Tdy L Il M 401114111 s JOHN F. GLEASON Complete Life lnsurance Fire-Life-Cas ualty-Surety i764 Main Street Tewlcsbury Mass. KENNY FLOWERS l87 Central Street Green Houses - 350 Stevens Street Lowell's Largest Flower Store FRED C. CHURCH AND CO. Dependable Insurance Clwalitoux Building 24 Merrimack Street Lowell Telephone GL 86838 Mass. LAFRENIERE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY New Homes Remodeling House Framing East Street Tewksbury, Mass Telephone UL 17759 THE MARION STUDIO TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Portraits of Distinction 1098 Main Street Chalitoux Building Tewksbury Mass Telephone GL 22331 UL 17871 SHAWSHEEN STREET GARAGE EDWARD W. FREEMAN STORE Texaco Products The Diamond Merchant of Lowell Paul J' Belle 171 Central Street COYHSI' Main I h Sltawsheen Street Te ep one 6 Compliments Drs. PORTER AND TUCKER . Of Optometrists EL R. DIXON AND SON 68 Merrimack Street funks ofall kinds Lowell Mass. GL 33681 24 Edgewood Road Tewksbury, Mass. Compliments TEWKSBURY MEAT MARKET of A. Tremblay, Prop. CLARK'S STORE 1089 Main Street Tewksbury, Mass. Telephone UL 19312 Main Street South Tewksbury Mass JAN E HATS MIDDLESEX EQUIPMENT CO. 35 Prescott Street l90-'I96 Middlesex Street Lowell M oss. Lou'ell's Largest Popular-Priced l-Owell Moss. Hat Store Compliments RICARD'S mc. of Jewelers Diamonds, Watches, fewelry SWAN REXALL and DRUG STORE Sllverwafe Tewksbury Shopping Center GL 2225l l5l Central Street Compliments LEMKINS LOWELL Off LeGd8l'S IJTL Fashion R H Sm 1898 suNoco SERVICE Gorham Street Corner Elm Lowell, Moss. I Complimenfs DORA S SPECIALTY SHOP of Clothes for all the family R. J. GENDREAU, D. M. D. Tewksbury Moss, Compliments Compliments of of A FRIEND Dr. and Mrs. HUGH MAHONEY Compliments of WILMINGTON SALES INC. 496 Main Street BARROW'S TRAVEL BUREAU Your Friendly Ford Dealer INCORP. Comp,,men,s 1.ARENwooo MOTORS, INC. of 1875 Main Street Tewksbury Mass HAROLD A. VINECOUR Bear Alignment and Balancing Service Brake and Electric Service EAGLE OIL AND SUPPLY CO., INC. BILL AND MEL'S Lubricating Oil and TEXACO STATION Supplies Wollaston Mass. Wi Imlnglon Mass 77 Woodline Street N M. ANDERSON AND SONS FRED W. BALDWIN Qualify I09 Patten Road Dairy Products Tewksbury MOSS 164 French Street Tewksbury C ': 's ARTHUR A. SMITH AND co of 340 Central Street BA'I'I'LE'S FRUIT FARM Lowell M055 Quality Fruits 690 Norm Street All Makes Portable Typewriters Tewlcsbury Mass. ROCCO'S Home Style Italian and American Food Pizza Spaghetti - Steak - Chicken - Sea Food Submarines Orders to take out Main Street - Wilmington Compliments of THE RED ROOD OL 88359 Compliments of Compliments Dr. Z. MELTZER Of Optometrist Eyes Examined A FRIEND THE TRAILOR LUNCH ll A.l1l. to 2 A.,l1l. Daily John J. McNulty, Proprietor Compliments of NAHILL'S DRUG STORE Main Street Tewlcsbury, Moss. UI. 12711 HUBERT F. MARTYN Compliments Jeweler of Foirburn Building Lowell Moss. J. ARTHUR TRULL GL 28685 Compliments Compliments of of MARY RYNNE'S STYLE SHOP 34 Prescott Street Lowell, Moss. GL 28685 Lawrence Str The One and Only FRIENDLY JACK eet Lo well, Mass RALPH 0. GARLAND Flowers for all Occasions Telephone UL 12352 623 Chandler Street Tewlcsbury I Compliments of FRANK GODDARD nternational Harvester I I 5 .i- 3 TRULL'S FLOWER STUDIO TEWKSBURY 467 River Road POLICE DEPARTMENT Tewksbury Mass, Telephone GL 47983 Compliments of Compliments f JoE's VARIETY STORE TASTE-RITE DONUT SHOP Main Street Main Street Tewksbury, Moss. Tewksbury Mass. Telephone UL I2089 Compliments of Compliments TEWKSBURY of PAINT AND HARDWARE REX CENTER 851 Main Street Tewksbury MOSS- Compliments T. C. DALY of TeIepI1one CL 84793 RAY'S KnoIIwoocI Farm Dairy North WiImington Moss. 319 Andover Street BARBE R SHOP SI1owsI'1een Street Tewksbu,-Y FRANK J. SULLIVAN Used Cars and Parts Telephone GL 31364 94 Marston Sfreef Tewksbury, Moss. Compliments Complimenfs of of TRAlNOR'S TONELLO'S Tewksbury M055 SUPPER CLUB Main Sfreet Best Wishes to the Class of 57 H. L. Farmer and Son Funeral Home I6 Lee Street Tewksbury Mass. J. Louis Farmer, Sr. H. Louis Farmer, Jr. Frank H. 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