Tewksbury High School - Scroll Yearbook (Tewksbury, MA)

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Clam Prophecy R1ta Mooney SOC1ety ed1tor of the New York Tr1bune by hned the followlng story of the tremendous reun1on of the class of 59 wh1ch was held at the Sherry Bxltmore Hotel New York now owned by the f1nanc1al tycoon George Garland The orchestra was led by Bruce Dew1ng and the ent1re banquet was catered by Port1a Laganas James Carroll entertalned everyone w1th h1s spectacular danc1ng Some Tewksburyltes present at the gathenng were flor1sts Ed Backhoff and Norman Lagasse who have recently developed a new carnatlon the Mam1e Wool aver and the promxnent local pol1t1c1a.n Dav1d Sulhvan Barry Gougeon from the Waltham Expenmental Statxon and Arthur rock em Grauste1n ' greatest d1sc Jockey 1n the Clty of New York were seen tallung to Brenda Klng about the open 1ng of her latest drug company From Europe we saw Donald Stewart and Le1la Nolan now teachlng for the government 1n France tallung to the other teachers 1n the crowd Wh1Ch lncluded Barbara Wells Val Barron Carol D1Palma and Paula Kuch1nsky who IS now teachmg the mentally retarded The ' Protectors of Our Country who attended the affalr were Ed Duffett now flyxng manned m1ssles General Rxchard Landers Col Donald Hulslander of the R A F Ralph Avery Ch1ef of Staff Roger Lemel1n D I at Pans Island and Bruce Darby Commander of the Seventh Fleet Soclety matrons from var1ous parts of the country were Cecxle Parent of Bal c1l1e D1Padova of Boston crusader for Women's R1ghts Irene LeBoeuf of Los An geles author of 'Smog How to L1ve w1th It Carolyn Cole of Long Island who re cently spoke nat1onw1de on TV on the topxc 'Cuve It Back to the Indlans Pat Sweeney of Oshkosh Pres1dent of the Women's Club of Amer1ca Pat W1ll1s of Yonkers who recently posed for a well known ad on TV fshe was the mother of the famous Look Mom No Cav1t1es d Barbara Oldm1xon of Ch1cago who was expla1n1ng why B1lly Sunday cou1dn't shut the town down Judy Brown Delores Bell and Loretta Sulhvan of Newport Jolnt founders of the P T A A F P W H M T T A N W T M T C or the Parent Teachers' Auxxhary Assoc1at1on for Parents Who Have Met the Teachers and Now Want to Meet Thelr Ch1ldren L1nda Def1na of M1 am1 who was hand1ng out hot t1ps on shore front property Edlth K1lpatr1ck of Baton Rouge who led the costume comm1ttee for the Mard1 Gras of wh1ch Jeanne Lep1ne was queen and Susan H1tchcock from Brooklyn an actlve supporter of the Br1ng the Dodgers Back to Brooklyn SOC1Cty 44 . , , . , ,I . - ,, . . . . . . i . . ,, , . , . I ll ' timore, founder of the Let's Stop This Nonsense About Lady Drivers clubg Lu- I . ' ' . - . . . , . . I , 7 - . I' as v .

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N Tewksbury H1gh Jo1ned the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety The Chelmsford Chapter members came to 1n1t1ate our charter members at the North Street School Our thlrd year came to a close and we once more set out for our summer vacatlons After a delay of a week and a half we went back to those good old crowded locker rooms but at least we were senlors Our new off1cers were Ed Duffett pres1dent .Toe Frem VICC pres1dent Pat Sweeney secretary Ed Daly treasurer The football season got off to a good start wlth Barry Gougeon Fred Pennlno Bobby Busch R1chard Landers and Capta1n HICRCY The town showed 1ts sp1r1t when the Men's Club held a rally at the Town Hall the mght before the W1lm1ngton game After speeches everybody Jo1ned 1n a car parade that the pollce and f1re department escorted around town The parade ended at the State Hosp1tal where an effzgy was burned F1nally Thanksgxvlng arr1ved and the b1g game between Tewksbury and W1lm1ngton The team d1splayed great sportsmansh1p Tewksbury beat W1lm1ngt0n Rrchard Booth was the d1sc Jockey for the Vlctory Dance at the Town Hall that nlght D1Ck1e Weddleton and Capta1n H1ckey rece1ved awards for the most valuable players Our Harvest Hop was a great success at the North Street School Many records were g1ven away and pr1zes to the wlnners of the danclng contest Cec1le Parent and her escort won the Jltterbug Contest Back to school aga1n after a DICE long Chrxstmas vacatlon but more th1ngs to worry about report cards After our tales of woe were taken home and we got our parents' op1n1on everythlng was 1n full swlng aga1n bara Wells burned the rrldnlght 011 gett1ng the art work completed Rosemane Maestr1 got calloused f1ngers from typxng but the yearbook was completed Mr Bastable supplled everybody w1th catalogues whlch kept us wonder1ng 1f we were choosmg the r1ght professum The Nat1onal Honor Socxety th1s year elected Bob Busch pres1dent Ed Duf fett v1ce pres1dent Carol D1Palma secretary George Garland treasurer The Men's Club for the flrst tzme gave a d1nner dance 1n honor of the cheer leaders and football team The senlor boys were each g1ven a Jacket and the sen 1or gxrls rece1ved adorable blue sweaters The cheerleaders were also g1ven a cham Wlth a megaphone attached Sandra Clark Conme Bruno Pat Sweeney Ce c11e Parent, Irene LeBoeuf, and Captaxn Nancy Guard Jo1ned 1n w1th Fred Penmno Barry Gougeon Robert Busch and Captaxn Hrckey and started the danc1ng to the tunes of Lavallee's Melody Masters W1th hardly a warnmg June had crept up on us and w1th lt Semor Week Re hearsals for graduatmn the class tr1p the Prom, and the banquet kept us 1n a wh1rl for one exc1t1ng week The last thlng on our 11St of h1gh school act1v1t1es whlch was by far the most xmportant of course was our graduatwn and Wltll that beh1nd us we go forward to face the future 43 v v C ' I Mrs. Basile and the yearbook staff got the Scroll off to press on time. Bar-

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Wayne Bowers, the wrlter dropped 1n from Greenw1ch V1llage Fashlon edltors of the var1ous newspapers represented at the reunlon were Laurel Bla1sdell wearxng a brlght red trapeze Glor1a Connors 1n a stunnlng black sheath Mar1lyn Adams adorned 1n a green su1t styled by D1or Barbara O'Ne1l wear1ng a hat g1ven her by L1ly Dache and Barbara V1nal lookzng charmlng 1n a yellow chem1se Also present was Carol Edgecomb who 15 currently wlth the New York Tlmes Rosemar1e Maestrl, lady executlve and her fleet of very efflclent Secretar 1es Sandra Clark Rlta Leahy Judy Taylor and L1ll1an Flsher were talklng over the world s1tuat1on w1th Carole Norton fashlon model Nancy Glrard a1rl1ne hos tess Grace Sutton who IS now a dental hyg1en1st at the Mayo Cl1n1c Conn1e Bruno Pam Drane lady eng1neer Mary Dow New York soc1al1te Phyll1s Scott local undertaker Pat Overlan, recently chosen head of the Anlmal Rescue League and Cheryl Carpenter from Oak R1dge Eng1neers Ed Daly Walter Kohanskl Fran Cumlngs and Ed Freeman were talk1ng over old t1I'1'leS w1th Paul Anderson owner of a large automoblle agency and James Jackson pastor of New York's largest cathedral Joe Fren1 a1rplane deslgner turned manufacturer expla1ns pat1ently why he allows h1s son to fool around wxth models all the tlme Bob H1ckey head coach at Notre Dame was handlng out season s passes to Fred Pennlno sales executwe, and Earl V1necour famed dental surgeon Bob Busch recently elected governor of Hawa11 arrlved w1th 20 danclng g1rls 1n hula sklrts Thomas Cooney who recently developed the wo!-1d'5 fastest sports car was talklng shop w1th Edche Frxend motorcycle manufacturer and composer and Charl1e Sherman and Joe Perlllo who now own a large cha1n of supermarkets Nurses from New York Cxty Hospxtal were Ela1ne Hapshe Betty Stone, Joan All wood and Patr1c1a Patch Strangely enough all four are engaged to Texas o1l men and they plan a quadruple weddlng ln June The reumon was a huge success and a real ball was had by all' ' ' Paula Kuchlnsky and George Garland 45 , . , , . , I. , Y . . . , , . . I . . - . I , . , , . . . . . . . , . 3 . , . , - S , , . . . . S . photographer deluxe who served a year's apprenticeship with Bob Cummingsg 1 V 5 , ' ' S . 1 , , . , ., . , , . . , . I ' Al I , - , , ' I . , . . , . , , , , , . .