Tewksbury High School - Scroll Yearbook (Tewksbury, MA)

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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

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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