Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF f f'5f '- I Qjiglv Joan McGovern ff., ASSOCIATE EDITORS -1' 5 Kenneth Wlle Janet Walsh Marsha Wing 'i LITERARY STAFF Margaret Walls Carol Borden Eleanore Crowley Rosemarie Gracefta Gerald McGovern Maryanna Frevv 0 4 . l Dorothy Marshall Mary Gavolio Jean Lally 5 Martha Benoit Estelle Carlise Alan Miller .ITE Betty Crovve Mary Cocivera Connie Neville ,721 N Mary Horan Dorothy Ware Carol Hamilton J B kg' Bertha Kenneson Bonnie Smith Dorothy Lively 'rj' Jean Lazaro Joseph Scalia A Tix: 'ffl ART EDITOR ' :mfr Virginia Danglemayer -'jx ART STAFF S -lean ROQGVSOVW Barbara Curran Ellen DUkat Ji ' AH JOSH MGVWWQ Diane Goolkasian A009 Cl'lVl5Tlal'l5On X .ffl Gail Ollafa Joan Savage -a- x f '?-QQ .5 BUSINESS MANAGER S djs' ' Donna Aucoin 5' - -5 E! jiigl -gf ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS fi ' ,fa Sandra Wolcott Patricia Whalen . ,- 'X 1 F. BUSINESS STAFF f . Barbara Favre Marjorie Kezer Dorothy Mazzone g Daddgna Wallace Cargle Lazarg PaTrlCl6 AUSTll't .if Barbara Graves Ann Ballet' Ethel Hoyt Jean Lazaro 'fa Bonnie Smith PlWYlll5 -l0Yal Gertrude Buggey Lilliane Berard . ,ga - A.'.'Lg's.g A - .' 11.11 SL. -rf Q, n: l . .'.:4 .4'.4 .- Q I 5: 2' ' 5-Z 5 5 1 1 STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER - f, 'I -, , - Felix Lopez , , ,. g . ce g, J L A f u Q s- - Q 1 ,r I. FACULTY ADVISOR -.14 1. -h Q -, .. S.. My QE 1, , its I 4 I4 I- vviiiara Smyth . '-Q2 'rgg '. ' ' - ' 2 gi 3 Z 53:35. PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR X S Q' - ' ' '..' f '7 ' ART, ADWSOR 'PQI' . fl' 'J Clemet Perkins ' Q , - Edith Chase , ' .3 - f 41 f' t I x IQ. I v I Il 4 a I 1 'Z'-7 ' 1 - ' Lx, fi -1- as is ' ' 'Q-Ag' 1 as . , 1 . . 1 x ' r ' - ' 1 l 31 f 0: 14 4 . ' 2 M A 4 1 A -' 4 1 ' I . x . -A' Q . L. -L Q' 44 I 7 . 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Woodward, who retired in June, 1954, after twenty-seven years as Head of the Business Department, the Class of 1955 dedicates this yearbook. As teacher, counselor, and friend to many hundreds of pupils during her thirty-six years of teaching in Waltham, she will be remembered for her high ideals, her wise guidance, and for the sound standards that she established for students and teachers in her field of work. Always ready to listen to problems of pupils, parents, and teachers, Miss Woodward gave un- stintingly to others the benefit of her long experience. She was unselfish in the expenditure of her time and strength in the profession to which she was dedicated. Countless pupils have been placed in good positions through Miss Woodward's work as Director of Placement, and many successful business men and women owe their start to her good offices. Her deep concern for the correlation of school and community was shown by her interest in city-wide projects and by the cordial relationship that was de- veloped by her and her department with the business leaders of Waltham. She was widely recognized as a leading business educator. We learned with regret that Miss Woodward was to retire although we knew that the contemplated rest was well deserved. She has carried with her the respect and affection of her co-workers and of the pupils who came under her influence. We wish for her many years of good health, peace of mind, and happiness. i iff We ,i 1' IWYQ 1 4 .W C . J W flli 5 '- .u C I 6 Q -13 7v any ---4,41 Q -r MR. PETTINATI 4 'CL -QQ s , -1 -. V x Y 2' 5 X. ' . I :fig I I I4 MR. HOOD MR. MORANG I I 1 ' S bf' 4 ' I V Y' 'I Y- .- ' ' xxx jim MR. MaCARTHUR MISS BETTS I I I I fx Al T' A 5 f'vw x R r MISS SEWALL P, f 's MR. BRUCCHI D and MR. CURRY G-, Shall we put them In derentlorf' Q' MR. WESTALL Q' sm -7 fs A 1 - - ' I ' Q If I-A A ' I W- 'N If-. fi-A Q?-I 2- , ' 'sl I v I , ' J .... 'xx . sn MISS BLISS MISS FLAGG MISS GEARAN MR. LEARY X ., f In xl ' 4 ' Q Q Ilawu, ...Q C' . fam. ..., I f is- - fvrvx 1 I -W , 1 A 'IH' I 'R' I! A MR. ANDERSON MR. AVERY MISS BABB MISS BALCH I I Q 'iw 2. QQ A ' Y- '-v ' Xu---A fvj X I MISS COUGHLAN MR. CLARK MR. CURRY -J - f,1 A 'Q' 19- MISS DARMEDY MISS DEVANE MR, SHEEHY an MRS. SLAMIN Thrs IS to Inform you your son- l 'fxiga .--' . X., X ,. I I MR. ALFKE iff? IT' ,ks N N. I MRSWINDSOR ' I I . Avg. S' - ' v RI i M? Q R PI I V W 'N gi ' t .0 1 , ff 1 xx I - - v kr Elks' R P f' . X 4 w I I. Arif- AI I , i MR. CRAWFORD MR DURLING MR DWYER MR EAMES I:-II,II ' . pf , ,, 'nik' 7 . . . M . fx 'Ai I s- - , I f - .tq .... :L 'I QR , bf - D . Q 7 F X ? ' l 5 I be .1 C ' , 5 ' :i 1 1 xk Q I MRS, FLYNN MRS. mx MISS FROST MRS. GABRIEL MRS GARRAHFN fi,Rf1 Jw 5 . .--:S -4 X . S ... . ,g ' K FP -F A DC, '13 IA, tx t' v I P' I we 2 P - . C' ' W 'I ':- B 'P ' R if A xk' If sr' X . 1 I If I' Cf MISS HIRST MISS HOGARTY MR. HUSSQN MR, I-IARDING MR, HOYLE I-.IISS .I Qw . JP R I. 4' f 7.3 .. , A Q -A 1 ' t ... I. A 6 I MR. LEHANE MISS MSCQUIRRE MISS MADDEN MISS MCCULIOUGH MISS IMQQRAIH :IISS -.IIYIIEI I 'SR .44 ' - .' Fl 7' 'A -A ,- or G xfvcr, fl- Y 'S MR NIWMAN MISS N IIIRI IIN I ,P YH A .. ,fm-l - H 'A . 1 Zl- U'-' .41 . I r MR. OLDING l si MISS SLATTERY -x ,x Q X MR. YETTEN Z X MISS FITCH '59 :sq C4 f 4:-Le ' Ax MRS. SHIRLEY MISS SKINNER ia A .23 7. fs, 'S W , 0' .R e cn T S 1' l . .. MR. QUINN MR. RUSSELL MR- RYAN ft. A 7' - ' r. . ' x 5' - . 7-fn xx 4 T7 MR. SMYTH MR. VAN ARSDALE MR. WHITE MISS WHITFORD 5- 5, as P , A MR. ZENO MRS. CARNEY Our Secretaries MIS S TAHANEY I2 ' Q if I ck If MR. CHAPMAN K 6 Q MISS BORNBACK f-sl 1 MISS CHASE '5 6 MISS CASELLA ,-N s. MISS GRACEFFA MRS. TALAIAN MISS KAVALESKI MISS MURRAY MRS. SHELLY . A I Q. X MR. WOODMAN 'un N i MISS DREW MISS GATES v '9 MRS. SLAMIN 4 W gg Q 9' f i ff' f I I 1 3 4 X X 1 IW 'Z ,z , ,X 3 ptfkgsi mi. A. FAY ADAMS STENO This auburn haired lass from IO9 likes smnirning and watcliing foot , S ball games . . , Alda, Georgette, and Shirley are numbered among OW- her pals . . . plans to attend Boston College. Dramatic Club 2, Glee Club 3, ' ' vf I CHARLES ALBANESE TECH Getting up in the morning rates lovv, vvliile Saturday nights are iops with Charlie . . . co-conspirators are Bob, Chet, Jim, Tony and Norm . , . destination Northeastern University. German Club 3, Visual Aid 3. BARBARA ALGER COLLEGE Why'? l'll never tell! says popular Barb . . . favorite pas- time is rOOting for all the WHS teams with Ann, June, Carol, 'ax is ,- ,- Ginger, and Joan, after gradu- ation, college. Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Knitting ' E Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, i ,Aa Drarnaticsg Cafe Worker 3, A, ' Talent Show 3. ' 4 L ROBERT AMORELLI COLLEGE i' ,in Bob is one of the many who dislikes Bermudas . . . likes are X Ci' 5 football and fishing . . , friends '71 ir ' are Charlie, Angelo, and Ernie, college is his Qoal. Rifle 2, 3, -4, Visual Aid 2, 3, A, Tech Club 3. f' s VVILLIAM ANDERSON 4.' wr, RONALD ALTMAN COLLEGE Known as Albie tO his friends Bill and Dick . . . avid Ceit.c fan . , , Florida Unive'siiy . . . dislikes surprise quizzes. Camera Club 2, 3, -1. HELENA ANDERSON COLLEGE Quiet Helena dislikes getting up on school mornings . . , favorite sport is basketball 4 , , friends include Nan. Carol, Bev and Diane . . . future plans , , , Bible College tO become a mtg, sionary. B5dYYtlf'1TOlW 2, SOplt0rnQrQ Hop Committee 2, Junior Prort- CCW mittee, Dance Coit-iimtteg 3 .1 German Club 3 .i- A-t CQL- Q Monitor A ACCOUN T INC l2l1Cl,' lilu'S ltOCkf', ftricl 5,-.iirtitmiirt iiirtfrirg rr--in in- i .ir- W N AI, Cliiilly , . , tllmts To liftitt tlii' Nm., .tml gi-i 1 i 5 graduation '1.,b f BRUCE ANDES ACCOUNTING if f NMS Srxys Briici' . ikiw ltr-.rv l t ri'.til i.1 i r ' ii' i: ation iiliins to ,Om tlir- Nm., and to 5- ' l ttf il CT N49 N x DONNA AUCOIN CLERICAL Vivacious Donna dislikes wait- ing for Pat and Carol '. . . she plans to go to business school and then to New York . . . her pals are the kids from New- ton and Watertown and Pat. Photo Club 35 Mirror Rep. 2, 3, 45 Mirror Assistant Manager 35 Mirror Business Manager 4. WILLIAM BALL ACCOUNTING Pretty Cool, exclaims Nick . .. cars and basketball are his fa- vorites now . . , future plans are to be an auto mechanic . . . partners in crime are Jeff, Don, and Doug. RONALD C. BARI 1' WN F' I' 1 MARJORIE ASI-I COLLEGE Marge can usually be seen with Mary, Peggy, Anne or June . . . favorite sports are archery and volleyball . . . plans to attend college. Knitting Club 25 Girls' Sports 2. CLARANCE AUCOIN CLERICAL Butch plans to join the boys in blue after graduation . . . enjoys playing basketball at the Boys' Club and sleeping . . . friends include Leo, Jerry, and Dick. f I li . , I - ' 1. 0-wx 4 li 9 e 43, 'fx ,if , fi 1:5 ,f 'W 'SS ak' C 5. I 5 I 1 1 GENERAL Ron dislikes getting up in the morning . , . enioys all sports . . , often found with Alden, Paul or Doc . . . after graduation plans to attend agricultural college, Rifle Club. DIANE BECK GENERAL Di likes sfwirnrriing and skating . . . pet peeves include sessions F' ga.. av 69'-I M. ANN BAILEY STE NO Ann enioys watching football games and driving . , , dis. liked the hot milk at middle lunch . . . can be seen with Ann, Sue and Barb. Photo Club 25 Music Club 35 Grad Usher 35 Football Usher 45 Commercial Club 45 Mirror Rep. 45 Mirror 4. ROBERT BANCROFT TECH Bob plans to go to engineering school . . . his favorite pas- time is goofing off with Al, Jerry, Bill, Harvey, and Mike. Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Tech Club 45 Glee Club 4. 'ii and homework . . . maybe seen with Barbara, Jean and Maureen ...in the future, a number please girl. xv I, iv LEO BELODEAU CLLFM fil X 6 nk 6 Q- ,- Q-, fklti-r Qrfitltrfitiuri luulx tor lr- r .ii ttf Tl 1. , l Pr ,. -l -1 L Ht L5 iti.l, bf' l.fiir'iul .-,itl, N rriri ir l B rrr rrittnlr 3. EDNA BENCJSTQN xirarrw K , lclriri Cofgiiptiiiri ul ti 1- li., l-.r, , c iii will-f, rs. 'L,,,iil ,-,rrli B, 'rl Bi.-rtliri liirilri- Iiricl Jfwiiiriif- giirg r.t.' 5, .'.r tiricg lifrrf rg fi' tl ll 1: -tg .Ndislilws .ill girl Eltissci and .utiitirwrl r Li'-'t T! T Music Club Q, jg Monitor A15 Clti,Crli,titti-r R .ig Cltiss Daf Uslrrtr 1 It I Grad Uslicr 3, ANGELHNIA BENINATI STENO Angie! favorite pastime is watching TV , . . Liz Mary, Jeanne and Helen are usually by her side . . . she scorns moody people and lwoinework . . . hopes to be a secretary. Art Club 2, 3g Arclierfy Corn- mercial Club 4. BARBARA BOMENGEN COLLEGE Cookie cnjo-,s swimming and delving in defiltry with Judy, Carolyn, and Ginger . . , a nursing career is lwer goal. Monitorg Club Reog Student Council Representativcp Orclwesa tra. 1-1 uv' I.,- nl! fo 1' ' If If ,rw 1 ,1- QL . I flJlARTl-lA BENCH r flirt, 5, ir J A - , rd r .rg-ll--,t r Tr' lc lui JLLE ,,. ,. F. ' - I, X ir it r,1 l- , -T W- Y i ifjft, lll'? ti'fiii Crrrlti J 'I ,1'a' v ,gk Honor Roll, Badrnf-tfn 2, Kr 1 A Mg rjrrl, Q, LW.,-r,E,., C 5 ,l..'r 1V Stall -1, Na' 'wr H-3 SCSU, if A1 .f-53 5'r5 t E,:'j' N-?.'.Sr3r1,1f3r -1: Class Lay, or C7'qi'1rJ61iiZlW Clgiry W 4' , I- A ,A Juoiwi L Bo,-t.iENoErs at .R A- , .lud,t' lows rcnims and dr. Q A 5 f-itr s f' 'i ' ' - I ek - , . ,,,.,ir', V, . Y v '- ' 1 rr f Bwlglri p arrniri-3 inf, 2' H '- r,1o15 ' L. 'wg iw-A-ltr rw 'V R I, f V ' i KATHRYN BONNEY tftiiLt,E l'i'i lyiiiir, H g,'i,', . 'il inf -R rxi, i- ' - ' Mark , . . after -fi'iialiititit,rri dr,- t.il r,,tir i it rs: xi, to it 1 lirwi it it tilt ,' F r Ji. A CAROL Bowirml t isir i lil Si, ' si.s aff 1 ill ii- i L it ir X ,i'lr' il i 'i- 1r ' llimiiii i l f-'t llvli -. ,ltr ' x ELEANOR BOwsER COLLEGE Eleanor can be found at the football games or listening to Eddie Fisher with Barbara and Carole . . , dislikes French . . , after gradu- ation she plans to be a nurse, MARK BROwN COLLEGE Mark, one of our football cap- tains, is kept in fit condition by eating at Kay's . . . pals are Bill, Dick, and Jim . . . future plans include college. Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 3, A. ROBERT BURGESS COLLEGE Hey, Frank, calls Duke . . . dislikes homework but enioys working on other proiects , . . seen with Frank and Ronnie . . . plans to join the Air Force. Photography Club 2g Knitting Club 3, Art Club A1gGirls' Sports A. MARGARET BROwN COLLEGE Meg's pet peeves are homework and big wheels . . . this Miss Pep likes to eat, talk to Nancy, Rita and Lorraine on the telephone, and watch hockey games. 'lockey Cheerleader 3, -1, Glee Club 3. MALCOLM BUCHANAN COLLEGE Hello, Mrs. Betty, quips Mal . . . enioys auto racing . . . 4 . . +L. doesn't like women drivers . , , can be found in his Ford road- ster with Dud, Ernie, Ken, Dave, and Cliff , . . a future engineer. ii Q 6 4' ti is ' 'Wwe' fffv,, 1' aff' ,N A xt.. Q PHILIP BURKE X 'U' 'tl . , 5 if Q ACCOUNTING . a imhif' What do vou want? asks rm- U Phil, who can usually be seen ' , ' with Cal, Vinnie, and Charlie ' 'pf ' when he isn't with Joan . . . likes football . . . plans a fu- ' ture with Uncle Sam. , Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. A iss: i ,fri ' ' , A , 3 if SALLY J BURNS COLLEGE a no oesn ii honief O wakin up for sc OO enioys dancing . . . usually seen with Sylvania, Ann, or Hazel . . . a future Florence Nightlngale GERTRUDE BUSSEY STENOGRAPHIC After graduation-plans include Spanky . . . Sis can usually be seen in the corridors with Gail, Barb, Sue or Betty . . . favorite expres- sion- What a grouchl Dramatic Club 4. DONALD CAMPBELL GENERAL HDOCH can usuall, be fourtcl arouricl tlte scltool vvitlt Roy and lvWtllm , . basi,-ball ntatntains a ltiglt standing v-.iitlt tltts futurt- ite.-plies. of ' R Uncle Sain ' ' I i ROBERT CAMPBELL AccOuNTiNo flu: ltc-ck you st,l exclaints Soupy, '-.-.lto lauglis at TV continerctals . . . a future retail salesman , 4 . can be founcl at football games T.-.lten lte isn't .-.'itlt Alden. VINCENT CANNISTRARO ACCOUNTING Vinnie hopes to attend Bentley's Scltool of Accounting . . . Man ob man! be exclaims while listening to jazz . . . special pals are Pbil, Sonny, Cal, and Joe. Mir or Rep. 3. ESTELLE ANN CARLISI COLLEGE Quelle beure est-il? cries Es- telle as sbe misses tlae 7:30 bus ...likes football and Julius's records . . . friends include Bare bara, Mary. ancl Jane . . . college .s lter future goal. Dramatic Club 2. -ig Glee Club 3g Girls' Sports 3g Open House Usher 3g Christmas Pageant 25 Nlorattor -ig Nltffor Staff 45 Graduation Usher 3. 7 'U' . ' l I 1 u 3 Go QU I Z5 1--if 9 11 M its Q0 1' P NANCY JANE CAPPADONA ACCOUNTING HCUDPJH ltlffss goocl npsrc aracl football . . . hopes to Conwy? schooling after graduargn D can be seen t.-.itb Jo F-nn, Gin- ger, Rosematrie or Eleanor. 5TUClCfWT COUl'ICIl 3j Ne,-,igpgpgf Staff 2g Junior Prom Committee 3g Mirror Staff 3g Football Usher 3, -1, Music Club 25 Open House Usber 3g Honor Roll 2. 3. MICHAEL CARME C GENERAL. .l ' y 'UN Q A valuable member of WHS Im football team . . . Mike likes kt , driving around vzitb tlte bc 5 I Y i - and being v-.ttlw . .'lar,f , , . 'v . friencls tnc'Licle Ralph. .Built Bill, and Frankie . , . undeciclecl about the fc-tu'e. 'Q Football 2. 3 -1, Basebal' 2 3 .1 , 1 If P 5 ROBERT CARNEY CLERK-TYRisT Q Bolts friuttcls irtiluflt? lm'O Ngrnt Gnd tlti- gang , pct ptwvu s ltorne-.uork over tlte t.'.L'c'lxt'r1cl . . . enloys baseball ganws 'N' .-.Onlcl like to attoncl cilege after gracluatiort iq. NORMAN CAVANAUGH CLERK-TNPIST Nornts fworiti cxnrcsston 's. You ll ' -'S ri ikcs scssi . .. +,rg1clL1 in business . . , pals include leo and Bill. CAROL CHASE CLERICAL When Teddy isn't listening to music or dancing she can be found roller-skating with the gang . . , dislikes conceited people . . . future plans include business school. an W 9 'fir BARBARA CHAPLIS COLLEGE Barb likes football and talking best . . . dislikes conceited people . . . can usually be found with Estelle, Eleanor, Mary and Nancy . . . a future nurse. Photography Club 2, Girls' Sports 2, 3, A, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Play 3, Mirror Staff 4. ti No? 'x BARBARA CHARLTON HOME EC Homework and loud boys rate low with this petit miss . . . favorites include baseball and sleeping . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . pals include Dana, Sis, Jane, Pat, and Lois. Camera Club 2, Badminton, Glee Club 3, Monitor 3, 4, Speech Club 4. . x N A ANNE CHRISTIANSEN .- If -. , A-A ,i is COLLEGE 'am' SJ 2 This quiet blonde from 201 1' 3 11 '55 enjoys horseback riding and ice cream . . . can be seen with A-9. -5 l l 6 ' Chuckie, June and Marge . . . ' headed for the University of My Vermont. is Dance Committee 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Librarian 3, Class Day and Usher 3, Ar? Club 4. r-5 9 o L s V . N l - MARY COCIVERA ARLENE COCHRANE rj' COLLEGE S-I-ENO ', 'Q No! You're Kidding! exclaims Yankee hopes to become a fb busy Mary ' ' ' enloys reading secretary , . . likes football end t flac' '... disliked gym du'ing middle period . . . parfne's in crime. Sheela, Phyllis and Norma, G ee Club 2, Bowling 3. CHARLOTTE COHN COLLEGE C1 S oegged pants . , . likes tennis, football and making plans with Phyl and Nan . . .college is in the future. Basketball 2, Archery 2, Glee Club 2, Art Club 3. JOHN COLUCI dislikes stuck up girls , . . likes boxing and basketball , . , ' ands include John and Joe . . . plans to go into business. and watching TV . . . special friends, Estelle, Barb, and Anne . . . headed for Brandeis or Jackson. 4 VM' Q -v' , 7 Secretary Sophomore Class Hop Committee 2, 3, Debating Club 2, Mirror Staff 3, 4. be seen with Phyl or Deanna . . . dislikes G?- If TRADE-WELDING I ROBERT L. COMEAU GENERAL No comment, declares Stonewall, who likes lioiitinq and lit-lpirig loql'-,' V-.ith lug' l'.onii-v-.orlx , , . Sljtjglill pals iiri- Bill lJLl- .iiirl Pm i rin ' Q. q , , plans to do radio and television aft'-r qrixrliiiitiryii RUBY CONRAD STENO 1 g, Th.1t'5 lite, admits Reb wlten tau-Ll ..itti lioiiii-.-.wl- .-.iiitiiifi lfq,r , K Margie, Norma and Barb . , , lilo-5 iw glntingi, liomlinq and 'iii .. . lotore plans inclocle be-coming a pri-mtv se-rr 'Mir l.ilejVL1ft Clwli 2 X ' I I SHEILA ANN CONROY COLLEGE Sheila enjoys going to the movies with Ron , , . when she ' isn't doing her pet peeve, home- work, Sheila mav be found with Jean, roller skating or bowling. ,. Photography Clubg FHA: Glee Club. ? 4 rf' .-.. - Ls r., wa 'f4. ' RICHARD COOPER GENERAL 5- Diclc plans a career in radio or television , . , cohorts are L- ' Joe, Bob, and Ronnie . . . -- 1:- favorite pastimes are skating and skiing. '- Photography Club. my W - R l G . s I ' P MICHAEL COUSENS 'fit-it a litiifw l.l---s laiisl-vtls il fwr. bv- Mitt L li ls -1 F-' 'i -1, Eli' i ,git If i1iv t,, Af ELIZABETH CRM-,LE B.-i-, M- iii i i, Sflimi V fa, r,i Jlifriir .1 fi., iiwvl ivriiili ititiw i 8 WlLLlf+ JOSERH Co f ELEANOR CRowLEY sTENo Blond Ellie plans to attend Framingham State Teachers' College . . . likes music , . . friends-Rosie, Jane, and Ruby . . . doesn't like 7:30 bus. Orchestra 2, 3, -1, Mirror -1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Day and Gradu- ation Usher 3. BARBARA CURRAN COLLEGE One ot our most popular seniors, Bunny o plans include Fashion GEORGETTE CURTIS srersio Driving with that certain some- one is tops with Georgie . . . companions in adventure in- clude Rita, Jean, Fay and Carol . . . in the future . . . an air- line hostess. CHARLES VV. CZEDIK ACCOUNTING Sonnfs friends include Vinnie, Cal and Phil . . , likes football and customizing his car , . . A proud member of the Dea- cons. 'UB Conf an-- if K., if Nh ., Y P s Promotion . . . triendsfltlluriel, Carol, Sheila, Inez, Ginger and Barb . . . always enioys dancing. Lois CUSTER .R COLLEGE Lois likes listening to popular music and football . . . dislikes dirty white bucks , . . partners in mirth . . . Honey, Carol, Audrey and Barb . . . a future lady in white. NANCY DADDONA srersio All righty, says Gail who likes writing to Bob and bowling . . . dislikes coming to school on rainy days . , . atter gradu- 3 ation a secretary and Bob. 3 ELIZABETH DANFORTH CLERICAL Bettfs ambition is to become a good typist . . . spends most of her tree time horseback riding with Gail , . . likes to read . . . chums with Barbara and Betty. '35 3 -ft Me'- VIRGINIA DANGELMAYER COLLEGE Ginger plans to attend college . . . likes talking on the phone . . . partners in mischief are Carol, Shiela and Barbara . . , dislikes rumors. , i 'ff X JEAN DANIALS HOME EtONOMIc5 Alter graduation Jean plans to becuini- .I nurses' .iid ur ti-lriiiliiiii Operator . . . listening to music and vollc-,lmll .Iri.- tops . lO,lI,.'.f-rs arc Judy, Janice and Barb. Glen Club. 'T JANICE DAVIDSON HOME ECONOMICS Jake plans to become a telephone Operator after grrirliiation , gossip and homework rate low . . . she can Oltifn be suizn at the Land with Edna, Betty, Bert, Jeanie and the gang. Dramatic Club 2, Glee Club 3, Knitting Club -S, Monitor 4 DONALD R. DAVIES TRADE Don disliked walking to school . . . likes swimming . . . pals are Mutt, Ray, Phil and Al . . . Going to work at Nichols Ma- chine Shop. EDITI-I DEEEELY CLERICAL Edythe plans to become a sec- retary after graduation , . . likes softball, football, and working at Dean's , . . dislikes homework and conceited peo- ple . . . can usually be seen with Susie or Barbara. Glee Club Ag Red Cross Repree sentative 25 Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, A. -I X l I -7 T.. , 45 v' 'tr I Q di Ui .7 Zi K Q 1 o,. 'E MAIQJOIQIE DE FLOQIO CLERICAL Looks forward to .working at Nlll' .... Margie enio,s play' ing records and Jackie . favorite sports are smmmmg and skiing . . . pals are Rub, Norma, Barb and Carol. Glee Club 2, 35 Talent Sho.-.I 2, 3. -ws Q, '15 JAMKS DELANEY A ' xx TRADE 'FS -x Ice skating rates high with Jimmie . . pet peewe Ulrillt . . . pals include Paul Bert and Edgar. J I 5 4? U sr-J WILLIAM A. DELOREY ACCOLINTINO Bill liki-s boating and girls , , , favoriti- :part is ltisk-'I-.Il always with Bruci- Andvs , , 'r.'.OLIlcl like tn lv- .in Writ' ANTOlNETTE DE MEO ACCOLPNTINC Terrific Q-xclaiins Toni likes taotlmh likritl-Ili ,ntl it-iw I , listening to popular miigir fri.-fills l lt gwlriri lui '-'- , Ann and Joan plans. to I.-.Ork in an ollit Cotninitrr I.Il C l-ilu .l RICHARD DION CLERK, Typist 5 'O Rich likes all sports, especially boxing , A , people 'Alto stnnil around l Q the corridor annoy him . . , best friends, Connie, Bob, Leo and 49 ' Ari Dapper , . . another college boy. - Rafi ci is ' 'V - ' ' i E LJ , I, 'Q-. ' ,., RAYMOND DIONE TRADE ,Y D plans to be a weather man . , . pet peeve is sneakers . . , 50 Y may be seen with Don, Mutt, Jim or Bernie ' lc i A i aw V ' I I ELIZABETH DOHERTY 60 6 51 SYLVIA DOHERTY HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL Conceited and sarcastic people X. I H X Sipping soda5 by are definitely in Betsy's black D 5 friends, Carol and Bart: ,s Si' book . . . enioys reading and yia's fayortie pastifn-1 , A .5153 listening to the radio . . . her best friend is Donna Peter- son . . . plans to be a tele- phone operator. Baseball 2g Bowling 2, Glee Club 2, 3. NORMA DOUCETTE COMMERCIAL Squeekie is a future airline stewardess . . . dislikes con- ceited boys and noisy girls . . . a wonderful dancer . . . ac- complices include Margie, Ruby, Bab, and Carol. Music Club 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 3g Dance Committee 2. enioys swiinrniiwg gmcl basf-l:a'l -Q .-T,w.X technician JUNE DOUGHERTY COLLEGE Doug dislikes erupt, nwa.l boxes . . , llkES S.'.irwvw'irwg tr O?bF4l and talking , pals include Joan Ani- and Jud, plans D Vi 1 .i Newton l.i'.v'lf3sl. Hibspfa ee? Club 2 3 -A L-'S Side l bl A xx 'fs- Qu JUNE DOUGLAS coiir-as Junes favorites include -.walkinci and itiir sl-i ini ii ' found with Amt and laurul X.-.lion shi- igr't .-.wk 'mi teach physical vdiicntion Glee Club 25 Clvistrvms PrOf1m't' T Kf't 'i1 fr lt T IDA DOWLING lcla Qrwioys 5.-.vtiininq and ,-,mth ini lo 1' 5 ' buses , pa s .. Nicihtinqalv pliins to train git thi- Ro, il X ' ' if ll -1 Girls' Sports 2, 3, A, Drainntir Clfh 'Q F Ai 1 i Si-iEiLA DUFEY COLLEGE After graduation . . . college . . . likes hockey, basketball, and investigating new places with Barb, Carol, Ginger, and Muriel . . . pet peeve , . . boys who think women can't drive. Fashion and Talent Shows 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, Mirror 4. DAVID EAGLE GENERAL Dave's pals are Bob, Al and Dick . . . likes football and working . . . dislikes noisy girls . . . looks forward to being an automobile mechanic. RUREERT F. DOYLE TRADE-AUTOMOBILE Bert's favorite pastime is repairing cars . . . dislikes math . . . friends include Mac and Jim . . , plans to go to school or go in the service. JOAN Duoov ACCOUNTING Joan likes swimming, tennis, and dancing . . . dislikes short lunch periods . . . friends include Pat, Carolyn and Mary . . . hopes to continue studying. Talent Show 3, Science Fair 3. 'QF' he Wg' A H. 1 ' 55 terse., i I l f A,, , W. 'ts 5 41 9' - T ,fthe 'W' 'Es El ns , 'E' 'in' K Qi .rm ,K !.' ,,.. 'har I if 'VLC-L I CAMERON ELLIS COLLEGE Quiet Cameron likes golf, baseball and music . . . friends include Mike, Billy, and Henry . . . after graduation . . . prep school. ' Rifle Club 2, German Club 3, 41. Q Q l 4' JEANNE EMBERLEY STENOGRAM-iiC . ROBERT DUPERE COLLEGE Favorite pastime is making money . . . Bob plans tc at- tend Boston University and then go to Navy . . . accom- plices . . . Joe, Ellie and Judy. LAuRis EGLITIS TECH Northeastern University is in the future for Lauris . . . bas- ketball and mechanics rate high . . . chums are Mike Cousens and Dick Gullotti. Rifle Club 2, Tech Club 4, Ger' man Club 4. 'Z-'54 'CIT' Jeanne plans to become a secretary . . . Conceited people rate low t .--Q--. . . , likes archery, records and sewing . . . friends include Mary, f Carol, Angie, and Moe. Mirror Representative 2, Girls' Sports 2, Photography Club 2, De- X 5 J fense Work 3. JOYCE EMERSON CLERICAL Emi likf-5 going to Pl,IIlOIItlI mul -.I-iuiiq MI-l , cli-,lki-s groiichy people . , . special pals Iltflllclcf Arli-rw I.'A0'.lVt.!t'lI and I i Q 1,- Jo,cf' .hopi-s to attc-:Id lnS,1llI- Jiinicrr C iilleqi- ' Cafeteria Y 3g Red Cross Ri-p. 2g Glec- Clcb 1? l 'A ' Q-.D R. JOSEPH J. FALLO COLLEGE v l Joe is lin ard,-nt sports fillt , . , dishkiis the erusi- Of cute . . . buddies , , Al Bob Bc-be Bll and Patil , hopes to bc-come S 6 a cleutist ,. D'Q'llJllC Club 2 3 -1 - -:J ,N r JOANN FAMOSI ACCOUNTING Oh I.-.ell, such a life! declares Jo , . . likes painting houses and playing badminton . . . dislikes conceited people , . . friends . . . Nancy, Joan, and Toni . . . going to work, and maybe travel. Honor Roll 2, 3g Mirror Staff 3g Commercial Club -1. BARBARA ANN FAVRE sTENOORARHIc Holy cow! exclaims Barb... likes '.-.latching football games and arguing with Sue . . . dislikes carrots . , . pals , . . Sue, Ann and Mac . . . plans to attend Fisher Junior college. Camera Club 2g Glee Club fig Dramatic Club -ig Football Usb' er -1. 1 I J 6 cr.. Y 1,1 ---Q 5 -fm .SN P' GI '3- X l ,I l l DUDLEY FARRELL COLLEGE Dud likes Snimming and fixing tbe Model A A , dislikes women drivers , , , friends include Cgfgl Emlg and Ken . . . plans to attend Tufts College In the fall, Dramatic Club 2, 3, President -ig Student Council 3. -1. VIRGINIA A. FAY CLERWAL Virginla likes s.-.Imming 155 skating and going out On dates!!! . , . dislikes conceited people . . . best friends are Ann and Hazel . . . plans to be a telephone operator. Music Club 2 3g Photograph, Club 35 Commercial Club 4, Q K cn. Q ft , asm 1- Q qi , R CAROL FEELEY Cul likis footbill md ln kc-tbill 4 In STENOGRAPHIC Donna Ill tltc morrtirig , . . friends .Irv M.Ir', ll-i r'.I f ,l I Riilw , , hopes to be a prisate secri'-lar, Bnski-tlmll2,3,-1gC1lee Club 2g Dramatic Clulu -1'lxdL'.'.QlNJl'l 5'-'ll -1 JOYCE FERRANTI CLFFQILUWL .lOyCc plans to QC? married . . . t,'SUr'tlly Sven s-.ith JOIM' I'-7.1 W mid Arlviiif . . . s.'.IrnmIng and croeng out with Bob 'ovs l favorites .dislikes nois, girls Q55 RICHARD FITZGERALD COLLEGE Fitzie can be seen at the football games with Bob, Bill, Joe and Paul . . . after gradu- ation plans to enter the ser- vice and then continue his schooling. Dramatic Club 4. ALBERT FRIZZELL GENERAL Frizzie likes to work on cars, and after graduation plans to sell them . . . accomplices are Dave and Bob . . . pet peeve is women drivers. A1 1:5 BEVERLY FINNERTY cLERIcAL Fidge usually seen with Eileen and Anna, likes going to the ff? B show and dancing . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . plans to be a typist. Q IDG, Commercial Club 4 SHIRLEY FIENNIAN COLLEGE 'F-.,, Shirl likes swimming at Plum lsland and football but not storms and thunder. . . friends include Rita, Jean and Muriel. Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Dance Com- mittee 4. amp-- GERALD FLYNN ,f-A 5 CLERICAL ' N What's a good word, asks E lk- amiable Jay . . . buddies in- I: ev ., clude Paul, Connie, Bob and .x ,g Dapper . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . plans to work after Y. graduation. , ' Mirror Reporter 4. ,, , l I ,I G I 3 3 'P I It f BEVERLY FULTON HOME EC Bev hopes to attend art school after graduation . . . spends most of her time writ- 'q k ing letters and skating with Helena, Ann and Carol . . . didn't like the trip from O15 to 407. Junior Prom Committee, Dance Committee 3. BARBARA GALLAGHER HOME EC A if , R Barb likes going to football games with Eddy . . . plans to get married . . . disliked homework . . . best pals . . . Janice, Judy ...A and Jean. Music Club 2, 3, Knitting Club 45 Monitor 4, M 5 MARY GALLANT STENOGRAPHIC Nanny disliked the crowded cafeteria . . . enioys playing the piano . . . partners in crime include Joan, Angie, Helen and Liz . . . hopes to be a medical secretary. Archery 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. X MURIEL GALLINARO COLLEGE Muriel likes tO go fOr riclvs wiili tlii- rii'ls cli lik .f iiliiri lor Barb . . . can be sec-it at thc- football ciaiiies with Sliirlc-,', Carol, Sheila and Ginger. . , in the future .. .college Dramatic Club 2, -1, Music Club 2, 3, Mirror Stall A. 5 V5 SUSAN GANGI CLERICAL 'a'? Sue enioys tennis and listening to lcl Pi-nny , . , ambition is to become a good secretary . . , clislikc-cl homework . . . pals are Barbara Greaves and Marion Deffely, MARY FRANCES GAVOLIO COLLEGE l'lI say, agrees Gog . . . likes talking on the phone to Peg, Marty, Fran, Kay or Joan and basketball . . . future plans include becoming a teacher. National Honor Society 3, A, Dramatic Club 4, Knitting Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, A, Mirror Stall 2, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Class Day and Graduation Usher 2. ANN GE NOVA xsgs 1111 .5 COLLEGE N' 'HN Annie likes roller skating eating, and reading . . . part- ners in pranks include lcla. Carol, Babs and Norma . . Q a future lady in white. Camera Club 2, 3, 4. SL .A- 15- MB MARY GEISE CLEPICAL ae lilrifS fcotbal, gating inovic-s, riiiigic ainrl Ag dislilffi-s snoot,' people , , chums iiicluclc- Ka, Bin, Bi , Carol, Frances, and Ann VViLLiAfvi GENTILE 045 COLLEGE Oiit ..ith tt, ciaiq ,Y -f- E cfcl gan, ',a-5 Qt'-' l , P Qjgv IDA MAY GILBERT coLLEi-E One of oiir luturii ii-girl iiir 5 lrlri r, aiu, .4 rliflilif-5 lo .-.iiit li Football Usher, B.ir1n'irt i'ii' C iii- A ri 5' l THOMAS GiRoLAMo i it i i .s F'r.ipul.'ir Toni our li r 'lwll ,it it t - -1 , with tliosi- Fr iiit cli -. f--' its 'iliim - i i Foollmll 2 .' -1'B.isl--f!l1,ill2 ' -1 Bi-,il il x P' I,-,ae FT 'U' ' ,vs x 5. -Q-r is If 2 , i x A 'f - - X 'Y V i at fz?,g X , I X JANE GORDON HOME EC Jane's favorite pastime is talk- .ehlw L, J .1 . ,ri , is 5? I 11, V ing . . , wants to become a nurse . . . pet peeve is getting up in the morning . . . pals include Pat, Barbara, and Ro- ta Yr' German Club. ' 1 berta. Glee Club 2, 3, FHA 4, Moni- 'li tor 3, A. f f 39!fl'lfi' JOHN GRACEY 1 if COLLEGE V My After graduation, college and V gn medical school . . . pet peeve , . ' PM . . . long homework assign- ments . . . likes to swim. C Debating Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, President Student Council A, Mirror Staff 2, i affix P- Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, A, Cafeteria 2, 3, A, ' X lt, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. 'X r , - Q X NX I' f i , ' i' Y l.. . . BARBARA GREAVES Plans to become a secretary after doing dishes . . . favorite pastime friends include Susie, Marlon and Ann Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3 CLERICAL graduation . . . pet peeve is is listening to the radio . . . 11. MICHAEL GOODHUE COLLEGE Mike plans to go to Tufts or B.U .... dislikes homework . . . enioys baseball . . . friends are Charles and Dana. Rifle Club 3, German Club 2, Dramatic Club 1. DIANE GOOLKASIAN COLLEGE A future concert pianist, whom we know will succeed, Diane dislikes gum chewers . . . chums with Ida May . . . likes baseball games. ,. 1 f 7'T7 Al i as-.,,. 'VW rj- ROSEMARIE T. GRACEFFA sTENo Hopes to see the world after becoming a stewardess . . . pastimes are dancing and lis- tening to music . . . seen with Ellie, Jane, and Ruby . . . dislikes being called Rosie. Dramatic Club 4, Mirror Repre- sentative 3, Mirror Staff 4, Foot- ball Usher 3, Homeroom Rep. 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 3. ROBERT GRAVES COLLEGE WHS's Mr. Baseball . . . on mn the way to a professional base- ball career after college , . , when not sleeping he can be found with Bill, Bob, and Paul, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. , itfiwf' , if' ' its QJCW. S Q ALAN GROVER Tennis and stock-car races rate high can usually be seen wandering in . . A favorite saying chip-chip-chip. ACCOUNTING with AI . . . future sailor . . . the corridors with Joe and Bill GULLOTTI, RICHARD COLLEGE Dick, when not working IH tlIL- gas station can be luuritl plfI,IIIq f OU' basebwll or otlier sports vvitlt George Dick :Incl JIIII l H RITA HALLORAN COLLEGE . Rita with ber likeable personality Is sure to be a successful secretary aitw business scliool . . , doesn't like concii-itifd Iwiicgitlii sc-L-Ii with Jean, Georgette, and Margaret Drtrnatic Club 2 3 -1gGerntan Club 3 -1 CAROL HAMILTON COLLEGE This attractive miss would like 'o attend business school . . . an ardent rooter of our teams . , . chief aversion is waiting for people. Dramatic Club 3, Aj Newspaper 2, 3, A, Mirror Ag Class Day and Graduation 35 Prom Committee 3g Play Committee 3j Moni- tor 4. MAUREEN HART GENERAL Pretty Maureen likes going out with the girls . . . and playing :shuffle board is her favorite pastime . . . ambition-Airline Stewardess . . . chums are Joyce and Arlene. Q- 1 1- 3. T Iqfx. gl 1 L ' I N I. li s 1 -se.: W f' ALM sf Q1 ,Q JN, eq DANA HAPGOOD TECHNICAL Dana plans to enter Mfrs ngxf fall . . , baskelft recordtngl and Barbia F879 l'IC5 I , I I gan usually be seen with Armand. Radio Club 2g German Club 3, 4, VIRGINIA HART ACCOUNTING Ginger, one of our pretty sen' iors is often heard calling come on you kids' '... foot- ball games and 'being with KF, are tops . . . dislikes homework and getting up in the morning. Commercial Club 45 FHA 2. JANE HAYES HQAAE EC Janie likes hockey' and ggtnq tg WL-l,5lL-, LJ 5 g,.S -,'I,.,k,l,'g And ft! lm - - liomcw-.Ork Best of ILCR In tlir- 'Q lm-I.,-I 1 N MARY HAYES sTENOGRARiItC I' Om? Ol lllf l 'r Dllld lOwf'S Nia. JI ld lki- to lui-L. - ' -- .vt i-xv, live SL'-UL-td', In A merit-'It Qflitrp mn, ,-L. ,gg I-,., likes cl.1nr.IIg and bi-.ng ,-,Itli tlw k Llc Ncw-vspaper 2, 3 -1, Senior Class Si-cri-tar, vl.i-Ipr i'min L rQ Qc: ,f'1'.r- Qff 'w X l . ' I BARBARA HoeoAN HOME EC Barb's favorite sport is foot- ball , . . dislikes to diet . . . likes to drive daddy's car and having fun with Muriel, Sheila, Ginger, and Carol . . . college is in the future for Babs. Dramatic Club 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, Music Club 3. MARY HORAN COLLEGE This neat brunette can usually be seen with Dotty and Rita . . . enloys dates with Russ . . . dislikes to get up in the morning . . . college after graduation. German 3, 4, Dramatic 3, Art Club 3, Library Staff 3, Mir- mri f 'J gg' -in JANICE HEATH COLLEGE One of the quieter members of our class, .lan is destined for college . . . her pet peeve is getting up early . . . likes to go horseback riding. Camera Club 2, Parent's Night Usher 3, Dramatic Club 4, Dance Committee Ag Bowling 3. Roy HERRING GENERAL Fish plans to join the service after graduation . . . his favorite pastime is sleeping and his pet peeve is high-class girls . . . enioys good times with Dot, Bob, and Jack. W .ue- .JT -if? Y .. Q -, Y. is .L 1 V dr' Ks 'x JOAN HUNTER sTENo Goldie's destination is a business school . . . likes to bowl, can be seen with Marguerite, Helen, and Georgette . . . lust doesn't like i conceited people, Glee Club, Commercial Club. RONNIE lsAccsoN GENERAL Ike can be seen driving around in his father's Ford with Sam and JAMES HOLLAND GENERAL Good-looking Jim plans to ioin the Navy after graduation . . . enjoys football games , . , can usually be seen with Don Rice. ROBIE HUBLEY COLLEGE Hub enioys listening to good music and basketball games . . . can't stand gushers . . . plans include either a music or a science school , . , Chumg with Bob, Dick, and Joe. Rifle Club, Glee Club. .gl ws, Bob , . . plans to attend a radio and TV school after graduation. . f CAROL JANSON COLLEGE Cug's pet peeve is waiting for Dud . . . likes bombing around in the model A . . . likes to bowl with the gang. Girls' S Orts 2, 3- Student Council 3, Mirror Representative 3, Dance i P f Committee 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, -1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, -1, Red Q I Cross Rep. 2, Honor Society 3, 4. is BARBARA JOHNSON COLLEGE it ' Barb enioys listening to popular music and dancing , . , dislikes trying to catch the bus for school . . . after graduation it's a secretarial school or teacher's college. sit ROBERT JOHNSON GENERAL in 'ss 1 - S L Q i - Handsome Bob enioys football , ' and hot rods . . . can't stand c I ,HQ stuck-up people . . . can be seen with Dick . . . a future A ' Marine. ' X X 2399-.. It , Y f aw - .W Louis KELLEY -x f P- bun'-. 'Q TECHNICAL f R Q N Lou likes basketball and boat '50 racing . . . may be seen with 1. Paul, Harvey, Al or Pete . . . college and the Navy are in the future. N '- Q: y Rifle Club 25 German 2, 3. A lf, 3' X,- 'VN Q-X HAROLO KELLEY GENERAL Jealous girls rate zero with Kell . . . likes to listen to Glen Miller . . , is always with Nap, Mac and Leo . . . would like to become a professional singer. Baseball 2, 3, A, Basket' ball 2, 3, 4. FRANCES KENNEY CLERICAL Football games and sv.-intnting are tops with Fran , . , dis- likes grouchy people . . , you're right aviation school . . . likes dates with TG. and being with the kids, Commercial Club -1, Footbal Usher 2, BERTHA KENNESON li? eating at Canclyland with the kids Hockey Cheerleader 3, -1, Mirror A MARJORiE KEZER Secretary -1. STENO Well-liked, Bert may be seen with Edna Jantgi- BL-tt, Of Ji-.init ,f , . . pet peeve is waiting for phone calls , L-ntO,s limit-. i rgie likes Cl ng S, Lt 1 i . ii K -Gi waiting for George . . . alter school Mnrgii-'s pans tit. Lai s ' Wedding March. Club 2, Glue Club 2 Girls' Qttovs t L l A J RICHARD KEZER GENERAL Popular Dick likes to watch television and football . . . plans include Q- Q 79: - aw gn coaching football . . .cohorts are Angelo, Mike, and Stan. i , J President of Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes, Dance Committee 7'A 5. AX fe- 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Student Council 2, Executive Council ff.-17 4' .. qffi' 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. V PETER KouTouJIAN COLLEGE - Pete spends most of his time playing baseball and listening to the radio . . . dislikes conceited people . . . friends-Bob, Kell, and Bob . . . college in September. ' l X it 1 I l STANLEY KROL COLLEGE WHS's haltback ot the year, Stan wants a career of coach- ing . . . pet peeve is Marilyn Monroe . . . always talking to Angelo, Tom, Mike or Dick. Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. NORMA LAFORT STENOGRAPHIC l'll say says Norma . . . we won't mention her dislike for homework . . . enioys swim- ming and being with Charlie . . . secretarial work . . . chums with Yankee and Anne. Dramatic Club 4. Q. . Q--.. .,,,, ROBERT EUGENE I I A LACASSE ' v ' TRADE-AUTOMOBILE f 'M Bob's pet peeve is sessions . . . would like to travel . . , ' any his constant companion is Dickie Kerr . . . hopes to own 6 a service station. 1i ll Y W J t l Q 3 K l I ANN MARIE LAHEY HOME EC Annie likes dancing and being with Charlie . . . a future number please girl . . , dislikes getting up early on Saturday mornings . . . friends -Hazel, Virginia, Carol, and Sally. Q MICHAEL LALLY Loquacious Mike . . . when off times . . . silence is golden . . . likeable . . . friendly . . . likes all sports . . . can be seen with Bob Mason. BARBARA l.ANcToT lt is, isn't it? . . . Barb likes ice skating and listening to popular records . . . seen with Ruby, Marge, and Carol . . . future secretary and world traveler. Girls Sports 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. GENERAL -03 A ., 4-p.. STENOGRAPHIC 2 '- 1' K EDWARD LARiciN COLLEGE Ed likes swimming, stamp collecting, and reading , . . our class brain plans to take a pre-medical course at Harvard, Yale, or Holy Cross . . . often seen with Henry, James, or Mike. - CFNN Debating Club 2, 3, -1, National Honor Societ, 3, President -1. CAROLE LAzARo sTENoGRARHic -J fv- R U A l Listening to music, pizza, and watching the Celtics are tops with Cal , . . always looking forward to Chuck's leaves . . . will make i some airline a very good secretary. Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council -ig Mirror A, Newspaper A, Commercial Club A, Glee Club 2, Art Club 3, P. JEAN LAZARO sTENoGRARHic Can't fight city hall . . . enioys weekends at University of Mass ,... moody people are out of it . . . airline hostess for this cute miss .... seen with Georgette, Rita, and Quag. Hockey Cheerleader 3. -1, Class Treasurer 2, 4, Darmatic Club 2, -1, Glee Club 3, Newspaper 3, 4, Dance Committee 2. MARGARET LELIVRE COLLEGE Chickie likes listening to rec- ords and football . . . dislikes conceited people and home- work . . . after graduation she plans to go to a business school. Dramatic Club 2j German Club 4. ff.. cs? If 1X mf' , .. hui R kg. sr- l . X N iii GJ Joi-iN LEVEY ALBERT LEE COLLEGE Al lllfes S'-Nlmmiftg, basketball, and sleeping , , , his ma,-, A Y friends include Louis, Mike, Loper and DOC , . . a future of Gngvneering, ' Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Vis. U6l Aid 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, MARGARET A. LEONE sTENoGRARHic Marge's many interests include hockey and being with Jimmy . . . dlSllli9S snooty pegplg - I V Marty and the kids in lO9 top her list Of rfiends, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Glee Club 3: Newspaper 2. GENERAL Jack enjoys sleeping and dates with Jean , . , frequently seen with Don and Mike . . . Jack's goal after graduation is the Statg Trogpprg Football 2, 3. JUDITH LILLIBRIDGE STENO Dancing, canoeing, football, and baggball ggyhgs 8,0 Judys fMC,,.L.S . . . dislikes mustaches . . , Boston University is Judy'5 l.mgl ght . , friends are Barb, Carol, and Jean, Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 4, Business, Mirror 4, DOROTHY LivELY COLLEGE 'Finn- '52- Q L -af' ' ix 2, xg, S- PHYLLIS LOPEZ sTENo Well I guess exclaims Phyl . . , likes driving and listening to Symphony Sid . . . dislikes orals . . . friends include Yankee, Pat, and Shiela . . . headed for B.U. Commercial Club A. HUGH D. MACDONALD COLLEGE Mac enioys hockey and sleep- ing . . . a strong dislike tor noisy girls . . . plans to attend New England Institute . . . seen with Dick and Bob. Hockey, bowling, being with a certain boy from Belmont, and Pizza are tops with Dot . . . dislikes being called Lively and the session room . . . College here she comes. Camera Club 2, German Club 4, Mirror 4, Girls' Sports 4. FELIX LOPEZ eating, photography, and wrestling Angelo . . . College he hopes. Camera Club 3, 4. 'vc vC5 v ,Qc -ne, P N? '5f '. X . he KlNMf'.'ili!l'U41l1Q5 ,,,- ,X nf-1 I E l -...E 3 ...si as ,Q N g l.v., ...-, bv-If , -, .1 ,' , 'Sn 'ff ,:-ff: CALVIN MACQUEEN ACCOUNTING a states You cant have it friends include Judy Sonny 'I' Phil and Vinnie . , . plans to help Uncle Sam and then attend Bentley's Band 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. , L I - -4 JOHN MAHONEY COLLEGE 'K' COLLEGE Lopy dislikes Bermuda shorts and knee socks . , . pastimes are partners are Al, Bob, and ANN MACASKILL COLLEGE Ann likes football and dancing at the Tote with Dave . . . shadows are Ann, Sue, and Barb . . . college in the fall. Secretary of Drama Club 3, 4, Football Usher 3, Graduation Usher 35 Mirror Ag Dance Com- mittee, Orchestra 2. ARTHUR MACNEIL ACCOUNTING pastime is lust . . likes base- with Don and peeve is home- work . . . who can blame him . . . Bentley's in Septem- ber. Mac's favorite plain loafing . ball and pals Burt . . . pet 2918? I if 'r' Jake likes hot-rodding and building engines . . . intends to go to college . . . dislikes the long day on Thursday . . . followers are ' Skippy, Doug and Bob. ROBERT MAILLY After graduation Bob plans to go into the Air Force, then become a teacher, He enioys tinkering with his utr. He can be seen with Bill, Mike and Pete. Football 2, Mirror Representative 2. JOAN LEE MANNING COLLEGE , fr Q ki ET if ' , np-, . COLLEGE '!., Telephone conversations are favorites with Joan who would like to become a nurse after graduation . . , She dislikes parking tickets and A+ may be seen with Birdie and Nancey. National Honor Society 3, 4g Art Club 3, 4, Knitting Club 2, Red Cross 3, Girls' Sports 2, 35 Graduation and Class Day Usher 3. BEVERLY MARCOUX CLERiCAL Dancing and talking to Arthur are Bucky's pastimes. Conceited people, homework and sessions are her dislikes. After gradu- ation Bucky plans to go to business school. WILLIAM MARSHALL GENERAL Bill can usually be seen at the YMCA or swimming with Joe and Doc . . . he dislikes homework . . . after gradu- ation he plans to be an oper- ating engineer. Q3 if vcsx ft 1 A r. fx 4 Q 0 N fi nr 2 A an ,Q M N . Y 9' ti . -'rn Q . NANCY MCADAM plans to enter Middlebury or Jackson. Committee 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3. JOANNE E. MCCAWLEY ', 4,1-V I I 1 f I, ' i DOROTHY E. MARSHALL COLLEGE Dottie likes SNiit1rn.rig, rgggng and listening to the radio, but dislikes learning to drive, Shadows are Judy and Barbara. She has already been accepted at Chandler's. Dramatic Club 2, Glee Club 3, German Club 4, Monitor A, Mir. ror 4. ROBERT MASON GENERAL Oh, how he hates to get up in the morning. Bob's future plan is entering the Marines YOu'll always find him driving Witlt Mike Lally Or playing baseball, COLLEGE No warning bell echoes as Nancy hurries along with Jai-Q .ind Joan . . . weekends in Vermont rate high with ting ings -.-.lm Monitor -1, Art Club 3, -1, Cwlee Club 2, bracluaiion USMC, Li COL Liw'-F Being with Paul Etrtfl with Mrvic Bwlt, Iorl, mir- St' 1 vi- 'i gw with JO . . . future operator is quoted .T . . , .dislikes noisy people Glee Club 2, 3, -1. s al.xa,s sa,ii'r1 l Nw.- .QS Iii HuGI-I HMM.. J. MCDONALD TRADE-NIACI-IINE plans to be a machinist after he graduates . . . enioys QA. playing basketball and baseball with Jim, Bob, and Mutt. Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4, Mirror 2, 4, Red Cross 2, Student Council, Student Ex, Committee. if-S THOMAS MCGOVERN COLLEGE Among Mac's many interests golf rates high . . . listening to old records and being with Nap, Leo, Bill, and Hal make it hard to meet that detestable 10 o'clock curfew. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Chairman, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Class Day Marshal. ROBERT MCLEOD GENERAL Angus' pastime is listening to Hayloft Jamboree . . . pet peeve is woman drivers and road hogs . . . likes to hunt swim, and fish . . . undoubted- ly he will ioin the service. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN MCGOVERN COLLEGE Joanie likes eating pizza with the kids . . . although she is a peppy hockey cheerleader football is her favorite sport . . . noisy gum- chewers annoy this future lady in white. Knitting Club 2, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club 3, 4. ' ' ' 'H 4 CI-IAI2LEs MCLAuGI-ILIN gi COLLEGE Q 1: P K Charlie may be identified by , - his red hair . . . likes to eat, 'nznl V sleep, and play baseball . . . W. V y , we can see him with Bob, Mike gf and Bob . . . dislikes home- ., .f , fffi work. ' , -i I, if I, ,- 9' XX ' X X, I- Camera Club 2, 3. , l ' it I l . - I av'-as WILLIAM MEDERIOS -. Q, vw GENERAL Bill may be seen with his best friends, Don and Mac or work- ing at the First National . . . dislikes homework and con- tends it should be abolished. DONALD MELANSON GENERAL Mel, Miss Devane's favorite student may be seen with Jack, Steve, Jim, and Mike . . . likes sleeping and football . . . look for him as a state policeman in a few years, PAUL FRANCIS MCSHANE TRADE-AUTOMOBILE Paul likes to play basketball and has a iob at Canclyland . . . his friends are Dicky Ryan, Egar, and Carol . . . plans to be a mechanic. ROBERTA ANN MESERVE COLLECE Birdie loves basketball Incl sr iti 1 tim is, it , lie t 'rl r ,I ttltir with Nancey McAdain and Joan Maiiiiing J-.ln-n slit- git ti i care of her rabbits . . , plans to attend Oberlin College, auf' Mirror Rep. 2, 3, Sports 2 3 -1, National Honor Soft,-t, 3 . f t Club 2, 3, 4, Mardi Gras Committee 3, Graduation Usher 3, Ne.-.s qv? paper -1. ROBERT MEYERS COLLEGE Bebe, a future millionaire . . . enjoys pla,-ing morta and basketball . . . dislikes homework . . . constant companions , , Joe Paul Bob Bill, and Al. Basketball 2. ALAN MILLER COLLEGE Studs likes reading good ina telligent adult scientific fiction . . . he dislikes long phone conversations . . . pals are Buzz, Hank, and Tom. German Club 3, Rifle Club 2, Dramatic Club 4, Newspaper 4, Mirror Staff A, Rep. 4, Christmas Play 3. PASQUALE MOBILIA COLLEGE How's every little thing? in. quires friendly Patsy . . . enioys all sports . . . like most boys he dislikes knee socks . . . headed for Tufts. Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. I X -- 'fix ALLEN MILLER 'K 'Q ACCOuNTiNG Kemical likes basketball and driving . . , dislikes aumui monitors . . . friends are Ed, Jim, and L. M , , , plans to be BU BCCOUDTBVNY. sqm ug QT FH C7 LORRAINE MILLER COLLEGE Mil enioys talking Or. the phone and didn't like P5 f19fS to Crime . . . Sheila, Phyllis and Bob . . hopes to attend Burdette College, 3- hs eating pizza A I - homework 4 4 , Mary Ann, DVGYTWBYIC 2, Cserfnan 4, Honor Roll 2. ROBERT MILLIGAN COLLEGE Bob likes football and the Red Sox , . . constant companions , , Joe, Ross, Pat and Bill . , . plans to attend Boston University Rifle Club 2, 3. RICHARD PHlLlP MORREALE COLLEGE Popular Dick likes football , . . dislikes gum chcwers , . buddies include Angelo, Al, Don, and Tom , . . destination colli-nv Football 2, 3, 4, Vice President Sophomore Class, Vice Presdent Junior Class, Vice President Executive Council -1, Humi-'Own Rep D 3, Dramatic Club 2, Junior Prom Committee, Graduation Nlarslial 3, Boys' Sports Editor -1, Sophomore Decorating Lotttivtillvi' 2, Nltrror Rep. 3, Good Government Day Rep. -0'-ss V B ' E i'fHf5s.f V 411175 1 !Z .' ANGELO MOSCA COLLEGE This well-known footballplayer can be found with Tom, Stan, or Mike . . . football is his favorite sport CNatchj . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . a future college football star. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. PAUL NEELON COLLEGE Paul is headed for Boston Col- lege . . . women drivers and Bermuda shorts are his pet peeves while swimming and Saturday nights with Ann are tops. Camera Club 2, Rifle Club 3. CAROLYN NELSON Oh Sugar, says Carol who dislikes homework . . . likes dancing, baseball, and music . . . chums with Helen and Rosemarie . . . a secretary to be. Glee Club 3, Softball 3. CONSTANCE NEVILLE COLLEGE Our busiest senior . . . plans a teaching career . . . enioys swimming and football games . . . seen rushing around to get our newspaper column in on time. L ROLAND C. MoRRls, JR. welding shop. ANNA MORRISON sk l TRADE-VVE LDING Rolly dislikes sloppy looking automobiles . . . enioys auto races and being with his younger brother Bruce . . . hopes to own a CLERICAL Frankie likes going out with the gang and ice skating with Bev g A ' and Eileen . . . dislikes people who are constantly late . . . plans to be a typist. Commercial Club 4. i :FAA -1 , gl- f mr R ,IL-,,- X v ,,..,. 3 'K ,gtg 1 a 'XY 1 X , , , 1 I 2' Eff ws f ' 'YQ , ,Xxx K fn 5 t if ' i K g fl il Q ' ,fl Q 1 , g ge. ' , A f RX: V A 1 . x I3 . -N, M AX L . STENOGRAPHIC af av 4' Mirror 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Secretary I Treasurer National Honor Society 35 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Execu- , tive Council 4, Red Cross 3. DAVID MURPHY COLLEGE Tall Murph likes football and those trips to see .lack . . . work is the horrors . . . after graduation Dave is headed for the University of Florida and then the Marines. Football 3, 4. NANCY NEFFINGER sTENooRAPi-nic That's the spirit says red headed Nan . . . can be found swimming, reading or with Frannie, Marie or the gang . . . she plans to enlist in the WAVES as a physical therapist. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. 'C' if , gag X WILLIAM A, NORDSTROM GENERAL All After graduation Bill plans to join the Navy . . . photography and A boating with his chumsf-Arthur and Bill are tops along with those I, dates with Laurel . . . tardy people rate low. Camera Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, -1, Electricians Committee -1, ' vl ' Visual Aid 3, 4. DAVID NUGENT TECHNICAL Dave dislikes rainy days but lust the opposite with basketball and pool , . . plans on having a career in engineering after graduation. , , . ' A Tech Club A. T VZ' 0' JOAN NUTILE ACCOUNTING 1 w Joanie dislikes conceited peo- ple and homework while those Eddie Fisher records rate high . . . a business school for Joanie after graduation. to Glee Club 2, Red Cross 3, Bowling 3, Commercial Club. -e GAIL OIHARA COLLEGE Gaye plans to go to college after graduation . . . a lover of horses . . . dislikes drugstore cowboys . . . enioys watCl'Iin9 1 WHS's hockey team in action. A Camera Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. X ' I ,I FLORENCE MARIE PARsoNs lg and Clem, SQ 2, p f 9 v K E. ANN OIDONNELL COLLEGE A business school is In I-mfs immediate future . . , she has many activities to Qggupy her spare time especially Paul and going out with the kids Junior Prom Committee, Girls' Sports 2, 3, -1g Knitting 25 German Club 3, 4, Class Day and Graduation Usher 3, ELAINE OINEILL CLERICAL Shorty likes to Swim that is when she isn't with Bafb Q, Diane . . 4 likes dates .-.ith Jlmmt' A - . pet peeve IS peep e who make fun of what she eats . , . what do you Qfil Shgfffs BUQINFQQ f 5 Flofs favorite pastime is being with Ronnie . . . enioys ILL- Slatiiag ,M q . . . friends are Joanne, Betty, Jean, Edna, and J,-mm. VANS ,L ' 9 to be a SCCrCTary. 4 Q , Knitting Club 3,-1,Glee Club 3, 4, X' GEORGE PEREIRA BUSWESS A future business man, Perry enjoys repairing cars ,iss .,-Q basketball . . . dislikes squirrels . . . may usually his foil,-,5 ff Quad' if I gs l -t R CLAIRE PICARD HOME EC Claire wants to be a nurse . . . likes good music . . . ice skat- ing is also high on her list DOUGLAS PETIPAS Athletic Doug . . . likes to eat, sleep and be merry . . . dislikes homework. GENERAL CAROL ANN PI-IELAN Carol doesn't like rainy days . . . enjoys drawing and ice skating . . . pals are Norma, Mariie, Barbara, Betty and Carolyn. BUSINESS Archery 3, Talent Show 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee. ROBERTA RAE PITTNIAN HOME EC ' Bobbie enioys skating and bowl- ing . . . dislikes conceited peo- ple . . . friends are Jane, Barb, Pat and Lois . . . hopes . - - alWaY5' with Don? Pellef' X U Nypgu, to attend business school. son and Elizabeth DO erty. , Glee Club 2: Monitor 2, 3: 4 FHA 3. WILLIAM PITTMAN GENERAL Athletic Bill enioys playing football and hockey . . . dis- likes homework . . . partners in crime include Ralph Wheldon and Mike Carme. Football 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4. I I. l' l. l l l wiv'-A is -ei-s A DONNA PETTERSON J I-IOME EC l Donna is always with her boy 2. '-..,, friend or roller skating . . . chums are Maryann, Claire and it 'K Betty . . . hopes to hear wed- ding bells after graduation. , ' l l .fi .QC SI-IEILA ANN PORTER COLLEGE pv- 'FUR Sheil dislikes waiting for people who are late . . . likes football -4- J and Dennis . . . special pals are Jeanne, Carol and Audrey . . . plans to be a telephone operator. ANN POWERS BUSINESS si Ann likes roller skating ahd sleeping . . . dislikes sessions and , homework . . . pals include Carol, Kay, Fran, and Betty . . . plans Y to be a secretary. MARY PRIEST srENoGRARHic Mary likes to play records and listen to the radio . , , ertloys ice skating and bowling . . . dislikes conceited people . . . can usually be seen with Jeanne, Carol, Jean or Larry , , . future plans incluclc secretarial work. Photography Club 2, Girls' Sports 2. 3, Clrls' Qecreational Committee 3, DAVID PURCELL GENERAL ,i Dave hopes to be a radio announcer . . . watch college football games and playing baseball are tops, while certain gym periods rate low . . . buddies are Hal, Phil, Buzz, Bill, Mike and Norm, JUDITH ANN PUTNAM COLLEGE Judy enioys writing letters to Lafayette . . , she's happy when swimming, but oh, when the Q Put mobile won't start, watch out! . . . always with Ann, June ? and Peg . . . plans to be a nurse. Knitting Club 2, 3, Art Club 4, Co-President 4, Class Day and Graduation Usher 3, Girls' Sports 2, 3, Ag Homeroom Leg- islature Ag Dance Committee 4. 1-, CAROLE QUAGLIOZZI sTENoGRAPHtc M M, Quaq's favorite pastime is being with Bob Langley . . . loves football . . . dislikes f' ' moody people . . . usually is asking her pals, Mary, Jean or Marion Have you seen Bob? . . . plans to be a sec- retary. 7 LEWIS PUTNEY GENERAL Louie dislikes homework ,ri gen, eral . , . likes pool and sleep- ing . . , pals include Nick, Sam and Steve . . . future undecided as yet. LEONARD QUENTAL COLLEGE Quiet Len can usually be found with Barbara Devlin, George, or Gessy . . . peeved by women drivers . . . enioyg basketball and dancing , . . future plans include Uncle Sam and college. NICHOLAS RAGNO f , l ' Lots RAND graduation. GENERAL Nick wonders why there is always a shortage of paper , , A chess and sleeping top his list of favorites . . . pals include louis and Sam . . . another nephew of Uncle Sam. GENERAL Lo's main interests are basketball and listening to the radio . . chums are Barb, Dana, Pat and Jane . . . plans to be a nurse after Usher -1, Monitor -ig FHA Club -1, Girls' Sports 3, -1. HELEN REARDON STENOGRAPHIC Honey hopes to become a secretary , . . can be found playing F ,N tenns Or ice skating with Lois or Carolyn . . . dislikes conceited peOp'e. .1 Q' QC, WILLIAM REGAN COLLEGE N, BII .ikes eating and football . , . dislikes homework and getting up in the morning . . . accompiices include Jerry and Mike . . . after graduaron he is lTG8dEO for Tufts. Art Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, A. RICHAIQO RHODES TECH ,T Q., Reg ici-ces Bob Ml, and Dick among his best friends ..- . . . fkes footbai, cars and 'Q v ' g?rls . . . is headed for the service after Graduation. X -'JJ7 W I I ERNEST RICHARDSON COLLEGE ev . , 1 7-.. Ernie dislikes women drivers X Q . . . likes all sports, especially hunting . . . can usually be tr .-, found .-.orking on cars or hunt- 3 ing woodclfiucks .. . . un- certain as to the future. 5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Aj Rifle A i If Club 2 3g Homeroorn Legisla- X- ture 4. 3 -C J X -.lf r I EILEEN RICE CLERICAL Conceited kids are COnnie's pet peeve . , . likes going Out with Ann, Bev, Jane . . . a rabid basketball fan . . . plans to become a'typist. Commercial Club 4. MADELINE RIDENTI COLLEGE This pert miss hates waiting for mail . . . baseball and playing records are tops with Mad . . . plans to go either to B.U. or Jackson . . . pals with all the gang. Dramatic Club 2, Glee Club 3j Bowling 2, 3. PAuL RIGOLI COLLEGE Paul enioys eating ltaiian spaghetti . . . partners in Crime a'e Bob, ,T Bill and Bobe . . . hates women drivers . . . a football fan . . . coilege for Paul after graduation, Football 2, 3, A RICHARD T. OREILLY TIQAOE-PRINTING After graduation plans to be a printer . . . likes playing basketball and bowling with David, Jim, Don, Ken, Mac and Bill. v I S- . HELEN RIVERS STFNOCBRAPHK' This sntart young lady enioys plying rifcorrls .intl .-nitllnng TV .-.tilt Joan Angie and Maureen . , , is Lmzy over ti-Unis has i slrcrig dislike for conceited people , . . headed tovnird a secretarial career. CATHERINE Rizzo cLERicAL 3' Lazy people go to the bottom of Ka,'s list while lDOh'lIllQ and being with Vin are on the top . . , found wandering through thc corridors with Mal, Mary and Fran, ROSEMARIE ROBILLARD COLLEGE Peanuts is planning to go to the Conservatory of Music . . . likes talking on the phone to KGS . . . doesn't like the ser- vice taking her man , . . seen with Carolyn and Eleanor. Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Glee .. Club 1. fl!! 53:31 - 25551232 '1::!1.-3.iefese,' G. JEAN ROGERSON X 'Q ll.. , '22 , Q ' 'IJ' ' 1 . f .. l 'hl!iZZZZZZ1 'I.ZZ!ZZ1. , gun-nts .:j1::::.:: at 2 .- 2....--- O , ' 2 ' ef' 'N ' is 'pik- Ev COLLEGE l have to write a letter to H 1' K Phyl can often be heard from this small package . . . enioys ,un . D w. watching and cheering at the if R . hockey games and talking to the kids . . . dislikes home' work and gossips. Hockey Cheerleader 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 2, Glee Club 3, Mirror 4. 'iris iv ,T 1 '4TI Px Wu RICHARD ROBERT RYAN . . . buddies include Paul, and Mac. 'Z SUZANNE RoeiNsoN STENOGRAPHIC Sue likes football and f.'ork.ng at Brighanws , V V one Cf gl-9 Big Four' '.., plans to mglqg some boss a good sezretary . , .dislikes eggs. HARVEY ROSENFIELD TECHNUCAL Basketball is his faworite sport . . . dislikes home.-.ork , . . Hary's future plans inc ode col' lege at MIT or RPI, Debating Club 21' Tgijk Q jg 3, -15 Secretary .ig Comtan Club 3 .1, R'es dent Ne.-.s paper, Mirror Rep. T RATE Dick dislikes ntathcnmtiqs 4 4 , likes tts Stills ,yi-ll VJ, ,,ig,,,-is, FRANCES S. SALAMONE ACCOLINUNG Frannic cnloys listening to the rwclio .tml r,-,ni tm tint it ng gf itul twoylv mul tu with thc gang . . . dislikes concc -' Frannie hopes to go to fl lnusini,-ss st html rtiix' til l Photo Club. l A . HAZEL FRANCES SAULNIER ACCOUNTING T Haze plans two years at busi- ness school . . . likes to bowl . . . seen with Ann, Carol, Virginia, and Sally . . . thumbs down to conceited people. l I CAROLYN SAWIN CLERICAL 4' 3- Carolyn can usually be seen with Barb, Rae, Patty, Joan or Shirley . . . football games and reading gets her vote for top position . . . Chandler's next fall. Commercial Club 4, Football Ushers A, f 'wg A r fl JOSEPH P. SCALIA STENOGRAPWC Joe plans to become a teacher . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . playing tennis and chess with Vinnie and Al occupies busy Joe's leisure moments. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 2, Newspaper 4, Mirror 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. PATRICIA SCHAUFUS HOME EC Pat dislikes conceited people . . . aspires to be an occupational therapist . . . likes to roller skate and football games . . . churns are Jane, Sis, Lois and Barb. Football Usher 2. 3, 4, FHA 4, Monitor 4. CAROLE SALSTROM COLLEGE A future Florence Nightingale . . . Carole likes movies and football A games with Eleanor, Barb, and Sally . . . dislikes the long lunch line. Dramatic Club, Knitting Club, Secretary'Treasurer 3. I GEORGE SANGELEER GENERAL if ...H A disliker of homework . . . likes to Roller Skate at the Wal-lex U L i . . . undecided about the future . . . Red Sox fan. JOAN MERIDITH SAVAGE COLLEGE A Red Sox fan . . . dislikes not receiving mail from Bucky . . . June, Ann, and Judy are her special friends . . . art school after graduation. Glee Club, Archery 2, 3, Art Club, FRANCES JEAN SCALIA CLERICAL Fran likes to go to the movies . . . chums are Pat, Mary, Ann, and Carol . . . pet peeve those 3 o'clock sessions . . . desires a position as a clerk or typist. Q34 BARBARA SCHOENER Home EC Barb hates to see WHS lose a football game . . . likes clates with 7' 'UN Richie . . . can be seen wandering the corridors witli Diane, Elaine, and Jeanne. Badminton 2, Dramatic Club 3, Cheerleader 3. Os- ffs 17 r PAUL SCHOFIELD CLERICAL Paul or Little Schoie .as called by Dick and Jerry, plans to be a stockbroker , . , likes to watch basketball games. MARY SENIOR ACCOUNTING Third lunch and late people are quiet N.ary's pet peeves , . . wants to go to business school . . . often seen with Ginger, Patty, Cappa and Joan. Bowling 3. ROBERT SHEA TRADE-MACHINE Any out door sports go with Bob . . . pals are Jim, Mac and Mutt . . . plans to go into the tool and die making. x 5 J- i 1 f it ev if 1-A Q5 Q -4. X BARBARA SHANKLIN CLERICAL Better known as Shank , . . likes being with Joe and bas- ketball . . . dislikes conggned people . . . can usually be seen with Fran , . . office work after graduation for Shank. Student Council 3, Commercial Club A. GERALD Si-iRiBERG TECHNICAL Good ole sleepin', and eat- in ' top Buzzy's list . . . likes basketball . . . partners En crime are Bill, Joe, Harvey and AI . . . hopes to become a good teacher. Band 25 Visual Aid 2. 3 .ig Dance Committee 2, 3, -15 Na- tional Honor Society 3. -1, Dra matic Club -1, Red Cross 34 Glee Club -1. , Ross SICOTTE ACCOUNTING 4 I' .T A future radio and TV repair man , , . Ross may bg 5.-L-ii .-.Ah Norm, Joe or Bob . . . likes viorking at the ATL. L 5' 5 -... EowARo SILVERIA Accoursirirsic l ' A future college man or one of Uncle Sam's bots , . . cisfws girls . . , likes all sports and being with Allen Jvntn, Quwiii- .vat Ted. A Camera Club. N N i i ., 4' ' . Q' ' BILL SlNCLAlR COLLEGE Q 'K ,Q , J Bill dislikes homework in general and talkative girls . . . likes to ' . 6' 'X l eat . . . pals include Bob. Dave, Paul, and Bob . . . undecided future. f 4 N Rifle Club 2, Basketball, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4. l 3 'TT ' PETER SMITH COLLEGE Rep. 4, RITA SMITH STENOCRARI-IIC N Bonnie . . . WHS's prettiest cheerleader, would like to go to a business school after ii graduation . . . often seen bombing around in her Ford with Betty, Joanie or Dot. I xi Knitting 2, Mirror 2, 1-ig Cheer- leader 3, -1, Concert 2. PATRICIA SPAULDING CLERICAL Pat's ambition is to work in the bank . . . pet peeve con- ceited people . . . favorite -v sports are swimming and rol- ler-skating . . . enioys being with Bob . . . pals are Barbara, Joan, Betty. ,. v.. Orchestra 3, 4, Football Usher 3, Glee Club 2, 3, A. f. MARCIA G. STANDEL HOME EC Roller skating and collecting records are Marsh's favorite pastimes . . . always with Lois, Pat, Sandra . . . hates waiting for buses. HENRY STEWART TECH Studious Hank enioys reading and football games . . . future plans include Amherst and MIT . . . Hank's pet peeve is cheating. Norwich Or 'luf1S. One of our hockey players . . . Pete dislikes kilts and knee socks . . . likes skating, dancing, and shooting . . . plans to attend Student Council 2, 3, -1, Hockey 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3. A, Mirror fl QQX MARGUERITE SNOW STENO Marge . .. swimming, skat. ing, and tennis top her list of favorites . . . likes to bowl at the Wal-lex . . . moody peo- ple are out of it . . . plans to attend business school. Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports. ELIZABETH ANN SPILVA sTENo Looking for a certain neighbor is Betty Ann's favorite pastime . . . dislikes conceited people . . . favorite sports, basketball and football. Football Usher 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Gradu- ation Usher 3. A r i s ' . ia' S' German Club 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Cafeteria Worker 2. ,I Y' Nu X ,941 , Q-rum! CLIFFORD STRAw C'fJLLliYF ,A , Following graduation, Clill plans to lit- in .'itt'L,,4rtt.iiit , iiiit pcuye is vvonten drivers . A , ftCCCJltltDllt,i'4, fir E' iii L i L l i l i D l, , uc 4 ,Y SAVVYER SWAIN GENERAL Friendly Sawyer dislikes unco-operative people , , . favorite pastime eating and attending 'football games , , ltticliliiig Ernie Ken, Uurl . . . Ambition successful mechanic ARMAND SwAJiAN COLLEGE Arm' '... an admirer of basketball and automobiles . . . hates to stay until 3:00 p.m, on Thursdays . . . can be found with Dana, Maria, Pete, and Bo . . . after graduation Ar- mand will take a pre-medical cou'se at Tufts. Tech Club 3g Art Club 25 Moni- tor 4. ANGELO TARANTO COLLEGE Angie hopes to attend college . . . pet peeve long skirts and knee socks . . . favorite pastime playing football and being with the gang . . . partners in mirth Bill, Al and Bill, l 'mmf' I' x 5 Q01 Q Q ROBERT SWENSON 'Ts - GENERAL 5- Amateur radio and ngglrgyi dig. IQ ' - BOb'S favorite pastimes , , , 6, c pet peeve QClting up Carly . I - , pals are George and Leoharq, . . . . ambition gtgqlyf Qlrjftfgnig-5, 1 'rg fl .7 'Nb m . as LENE TIERNEY I BUSINESS I K .tg X Arl hopes to go to Chamber- J - J ' lain ,.I, -,lwn SLC 5 YC, skating or dancfng A , , Sltc , HN E - 6 tx Cart be found ltgte-inttig, fs t-RQ -,gf 155, radio . . . best friends are -' A JO,ie anti i',',1gq.g.f1 V I C, 5 ar likes conceiteql pggplg' l fp., l MARION TOwNsENn sTtwui.R,xriiii ,r ltr-.iywts stkf- i--qlaints flat ,tt ,A es, qt., A.,-,, 5 ,,,, ball games . . . partners in Crirttig titglt,ttl,- CMG!! tum mm -li., i lt'iOii Int. -s to cling.- JANET TEDESCO Bttgmpgg .littt mtigys i,-.itlgltittg TV Mid 551-,yyxl Lt!,..L. Stk, W ,bi I V Q A , ELIZABETH WALSH sTENoci2ATfHic Betty's ambition is to hear wedding bells . . . likes watching football games . friends include Sue, Bc-tty Anne, Sis, Gail and Boiiriii- if . . . favorite pastime-dating Tommy. Football Usher 3, -1. ff DOROTHY WARE COLLEGE Dottie plans to get the ideal iob after graduation . . . cniofs basket- ball and being with Leo . . . accomplices .irc Bonriie, Betty, and Kay. Mirror 2, 4, Vice President of Student Council -1, Newspaper 2, Assis- tant Editor -ig Sophomore Hop Committee, Dramatic Club 2, Juiiior Class Treasurer, Knitting Club 35 Cheerleader 3, A. PAUL ROBERT WELCH TRADE-AUTOMOBILE 'Wx Paul's ambitions include being s 1 f a Diesel Engineer , , . likes - X- ' 5,9-a weekend trips and hockey . . . lx I 4 friends include Jim and Bobie. gf' X rx X ' , x 'K RALPH WHEELDEN GENERAL Ralph intends to join the Navy and see the .world . . . cohorts are Bill and Mike . . . likes his sleep. Hockey 2, 13, 4, Football A, Baseball 2, bm. JoANNE WHITE Q G CLERICAL ' ,, . C-S 4- L. Swimming, basketball, and lis- tening to good music rate high KENNETH WHITNEY COL L EGE Ken insists his fayorite Spot is sleeping . . , enioys being with cars, Dud, Ernie Mal Cliff, and Saivyer . . -. upon with Joanne . . . friends in- clude Nancy, Linda, Betta, and Pat. graduating Ken plans t0 s',,d, rneclicine Dramatic Club 2 3 -ip Cafe teria 3, -1. MAniE VVILLIAAHS Q , Rhia . . . Tr , M 3 lf' i-'Ttin l kes fcotbxll und thwt ce 9 AUDREY WiLsoN ly Camcra ClLb 2, Dniniatic Cl,ib 3. ef- Club 2 lr Dame Corwin' T -1 brit' i an . vi ' LOLLEL-E Ami i-nlo-s linsketbnll footluili and 'is' 'ii-i tr Psi' 1' J , WI JAMES WORRALL COLLEGE CTECHD Jim enioys baseball and loafing . . . dislikes studying always found with Lovie, Harvey, and Henry . , . plans to study chemical engineering after graduation. V'-f I Photo Club 2, German Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ZEOLLA BUSINESS Pat dislikes disrespectful kids . . . can be heard saying, Hi there, Daddy . . . enioys dancing . . . always with Joan, Carol, Mary, Jo Ann, Frannie and Toni , . . following gradu- ation Pat plans to study the dance. xvm WALLACE WORTH GENERAL JOHN BAN NON GENERAL Jake plans to be a construc- tion engineer . . . music, foot' ball, and basketball rate high while homework is his pet peeve . . . pals include Paul and Dick. JAMES T. BILLARD TRADE-MACHINE Jim dislikes sneakers . . . likes football, hockey and hunting . . . buddies are Mutt and Bob . . . hopes to attend college. After graduation Wally plans to become a salesman enloys working on his car . . . buddy is Dave . . . pet peeve women drivers JOHN NICHOLAS ARRIGO TRADE-WELDING Blackie likes his '39 Ford and girls . . . favorite sports are hockey and football . . . pals are Jack and Dick. ROBERT J. CARROLL FRANK CEILEE TRADE-AUTO Frank enioys golf and playing the Bob plans to ioin the Army . . . Machinist- best buddy . . . Pipe. JOHN EDWARD CAIN TRADE-MACHINE Racing cars rates high with Johnn . . . dislikes girls . , . best friend is John O'Brien . . . hopes to be a machinist. TRADE-MACHINE clarinet . . . plans to be a EDGAR FRANCIS CLARK TRADE-AUTO Ed plans to ioin the Army . . . best friend is Jimmy. ALLFRED COLLuRA TECH C'est la vie ' sighes Al while waiting for Bob, Jerry, and Mike . . . dislikes Comprehensive examinations . . . another college boy. Tech Club 3, 4. ROBERT DENNISON TRADE-WELDING Denny plans to join the Navy . . . forever working on cars . . . pals include Bob, Fred, and Ron. EARLE R. FAIRFIELD TRADEfVVELDlNG Butch likes baseball and roller skating . . . plans to ioin the Navy and see the world . . . best friend-John Rein. RICHARD H. GRIMES TRADE-MECHANIC Dick dislikes baseball and drawing . . . best pal is Gus Van Horn . . . plans to be a machinist. WESLEY M. JONES TRADE-VVELDlNG Wes's best pal is William Nally . . . likes football and baseball . . . plans to ioin the Army. RICHARD THOMAS LANE TRADE-WELDING Dick can be seen with Paul Welch and Bob La Casse . . . dislikes sessions . . . likes to fix hot rods. LORRAINE LEBLANC Lorry's ambition is to become a stenographer . . . pals are Mary and Carol . . , likes baseball and window shopping . , , dislikes little sisters' wisecracks. MUSiC Clvb 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4. HAROLD J. LEBRETON, JR. TRADE-MACHINE Harold enioys golf and bowling . . . he is friendly with everyone in his class . . . would like to attend MIT. DONALD A. MACLEAN COLLEGE Why hello there! exclaims Don . . . enioys basketball, weight lifting and gymnastics . . . this future sailor chums with Mark, Stan, and Jake. Rifle Club 3, Art Club 3, 4. JOHN MACNICHOL COLLEGE The Air Force calls and Mac will answer . . . likes basketball and reading , . . one complaintfthe crowded lunchrooms . . . chums-Steve, Don and Jim. PAuL E. MAHONEY COLLEGE Boxing and riding with his girl are tops wrttlt MO . . . chow line rates lon ..,' .would like to go to a business administration school after graduation. JOHN ROBERT MCARDLE TRADE-MACHINE Mack enjoys making furniture and playing football . . . buddies include Jason, Jim, Jonesy, and Bob. ELIZABETH V. MCCLELLAN HOME EC Betty, as she is known by Marilyn and Betty, likes swimming and dancing . . . dislikes people who don't act their age . . . future nurse. Library Helper, FHA. GEORGE W. MURPHY TRADE-MACHINE Mutt likes participating in everything es- pecially with his good pals . . . Ray, Bob, and Jim. WILLIAM NALLY TRADE-MACHINE Bill likes to play or watch baseball . . . after graduation he plans to ioin the Army. KENNETH J. PARKER COLLEGE Ken, when not with Tom or Wally, is sure to be playing basketball . . . an ardent dis- liker of homework . . . Army after graduation. RICHARD PARTRIDGE COLLEGE Dick plans a stretch in the Marine Corps . . . Seen with the gang or in the winter playing hockey on Hardy Pond . . . dislikes girls. JOSEPH R. PIACENTINO TRADE-WELDING Joe enioys being with Barb . . . also high on his list are Baseball, basketball, and bowling . . . buddies are Jack and John. ROBERT T. PINTABONE TRADE -WELDING Pinna likes hockey and hot rods . . . friends include Jack, Elaine, and Dick . another of Uncle San's nephews. EDWARD PECCE COLLEGE What did we have for ltontes-.Ork, asks Eddie . . , plans to attend college . . . Boh Freclette and Charles Mclean. CHARLES EDKNARD PIPER Tpfsfif: f+lJl'i.'. iitilF p1,'VSOl'Ir'tlJl Ciairliiw 'its Itifir., fr- plans to enter the sg-wrt in i AUYO Slttjp .'.it+,-rg , training to use EDWARD JOHN SHAW TRADE'-VVELDHJC Red can be seen with Dick, Joiir. JG-A fir r: Bucky . . . dislikes concerted girls . likes include football, baseball, and of ro girls. STEPHEN SHAW GENERAL Steve dislikes homework . . . pals include Don, Jim, and Jack . . . plans to be a rugged Marine after graduation . . . likes football games. JAMES DOUGLAS SPERRY TRADE-wELDING Enioys working on automobiles . . . favorite sports include football, ice skating and stockcar racing . . . can be found with Fred, Dick, Carl, and Harold . . . he soon will be in the service. RICHARD H. THOMPSON TRADE-WELDING Athletic Bucky's favorite sports are basket- ball and baseball . . . likes to sleep , , . dislikes stuck-up girls . . . can be sc-ca with Pete Bourque and Jack Shaw . . . another boy in the Air Force Blue. ROBERT l. LJHLENDOREE TRADE-CARPENTRY Uhly enioys baseball and repairing radios . . . dislikes Liberace . . . pals include Bill and Ernie . . . plans to be a carpenter. WALTER FREDERIC WALSH TRADEAMACHINE Baseball and Shirley rate high with '.'.alti-r . . . plans to be a tool maker. JOSEPH S. WEsT TRADE CARPENTRN' Joe likes spi-od Skating attrl .-.Otking wt cvs , f'iI'lltl5 tl'L' .lulirt ll Lk ,l.t.k ,vtl . . . plans to omit J Construction Covttpan S . W , 'W ,Q vw mq0Qem Q f x 1,7 X .44 T wi? MVLMfQM?2wQ Beef 19.-fssed -1-Tpacafsehifaf -mJo5r P umm Be5r'mww.z cn Wwffxu www' J Wm U v X5 W J- ylfq gag 'mir ST'-iioos v 5 L , f W, 'Y 14, .. . wx 5?QQmmmEW' Big' rlgsfcl ?.s?el?'J 'agfiowaq PM UDQJ xglpm ws if 9 Q ZMWWWAWWWWP mwmwmmi ' Q . , ' 'ri X,-xr J.. NA' dnl 4 war' Ongma Brnghfeg' Socnaf-Te - 661' kjjcss 4 ALTV mcg' G g.3n,ornu4Le JSAVABE We, the Class of l955, being of sound mind and in full possession of our faculties, declare and assert this document to be our last will and testament. After payment of our iust debts and obligations, we do hereby bequeath and distribute our meager estate as follows: To Mr. Sheehy, our congenial and understand- ing headmaster, we present an electronic brain detector for apprehending seniors who leave school without books. For Mr. May we leave a ream of extra-long composition paper for bigger and better session lists. To Miss Flagg we extend our sincere appreci- ation for her interest in our welfare, both present and future. Mrs. Windsor is bequeathed several cartons of huge alarm clocks equipped with supersonic sound for tardy pupils with the hope that they will arrive promptly at 8:00 on those fateful five mornings. To Mr. Ryan, our good-natured history teacher who is always interested in a new taste treat, we leave a chocolate covered hard boiled egg on a stick. Miss Mooney, our patient shorthand teacher, is left with an enlarged, group picture of the friendly, smiling faces in room T09 to keep on her desk always. Mr. Dwyer receives a leather-bound photograph album of his great productions including State Fair and the T955 Senior Play, The l3th Chair. Miss Nolan, the business advisor, is given a 52 weeks' supply of tickets to the program Twenty Questions. To Miss Hogarty and Miss Madden we present a squad of peppy, obedient cheerleaders who will attend every practice faithfully. For Miss Eaton we have written an essay, The Art of Speaking English with a French Accent. Mr. Morang is willed a formula on Psychology in the Classroom, or l-low To Teach Chemistry and Maintain One's Sanity. To Mrs. Carney we leave an oscar for her help which made the Christmas Program such a suc- cess. Mr. Yetten receives an unbreakable yardstick, which we trust will be most appreciated. For Miss Darmedy we are installing a sound- proof room so that she may teach history in an atmosphere of absolute peace and quiet during classes with those restless students. To Mr. Hood we bequeath a supersonic word finder to aid him in his favorie game scrabble. Miss McGrath is given a pair of snowshoes so that she can find her way back to W.H.S. from Natick, should she ever lose her way during a blizzard. 70416 For Mr. Avery we have secured a top-flight group of proiectionists to further the Visual Ed- ucation Program. To Miss Bliss and Miss Babb we leave a book of treasured recipes and ideas including such fa- vorites as l-low to Get the Most Out of the Least. Mr. l-lusson, our genial bookkeeping teacher, is given a gold desk plaque inscribed Mr. Debits and Credits. For Mr. Perkins we have engaged a robot that will take his place in the student driver car whoa those up and coming drivers prove too rnuch for his frayed nerves. Mr. Smyth receives several boxes of assorted vitamins to fortify him for next year's masterpiece, the T956 Mirror. Mr. Eames is given a book entitled How to Solve Algebra Problems in an Hour, written by his most talented students. To Mrs. Gabriel we present a handy portable frame with which to exhibit the best art from W.H.S. For Mr. MacArthur we have secured a contract with the Boston Celtics and hope that he will remember that he got his start at W.H.S. during the Student-Faculty game. To Miss Gearan we leave a scroll citing her for her help with the National Honor Society. To aid Mrs. Flynn, our teacher-librarian, we have appointed a special messenger to deliver the daily newspapers by 8:05 so that she may get the news while it is news. To the Juniors we leave the lofty position of dictatorship of the school, along with the brains and brawn of the Class of '55 to use as they see fit. The Sophomores are given a pamphlet on the Ways and Means of Incoming Freshmen which we trust needs no further explanation. For the Freshmen we reserve a special wing of the building Crepresenting a playpenj where they may be safe from the upperclassmen. As Co-Executors of this will and testament we appoint Miss Tahaney, Miss Leary, Mr. White, and Mr. Curry. ln view of the fact that the Class of T955 spent one year under the supervision of our be- loved and departed headmaster, Mr. Richard S. Huff, we would like to present an actual gift in the form of a check to the Huff Memorial Fund in honor of his memory. ln Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this seventh day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-five. Jean Laxaro 7?55 Flight II leaving La Guardia in ten minutes! Hurriedly, my secretary, Marge Leone, and I followed the porter, John Mahoney, who was carrying our exclusive Bertha Kenneson luggage across the ramp to our waiting plane. As we boarded the giant Strato- cruiser, I presented my passport to the stewardess, Jean Lazaro. Once seated, I began to think of my exciting assignment for my editor, Dorothy Ware. The ALBANESE WORLD TRAVELER would print my series of articles and pictures on famous world locales. I decided to get my Grover Typewriter and start my first article, but I was too thrilled to settle down to work. Our hostess, Barbara Lanctot, brought us some Lively Gum and invited us to adiourn to the lounge downstairs to watch the KEZER COMEDY REVUE emceed by that fast-rising, versatile Come- dian, Don Vautour. As I entered the room, I recognized the TV fix-it man of the year Bill Nordstrom adiusting the Morreale Airline TV. I took the only empty seat in the room and found myself sitting beside Cliff Straw, who was the United States Ambassador to Norway. We settled back to enioy the show, and after a few jokes, Don introduced that accomplished singer, pianist, accordionist, dancer, and poet, Sylvana Vitti. Next in line among the performers were the interpretive modern ballet dancers, Joan Duddy and Patty Zeolla. Just this moment the pilot, Tommy McGovern, who had left his co-pilot, Bob Graves, in charge, came back to tell us that we would soon be stopping at Reykjavik, Iceland, to refuel. Upon landing at field, the mechanic, Dave Eagle, discovered that ice had formed on the wings and that we would be delayed for some time. While waiting for the necessary repairs to be made, Margie and I decided to take a tour. Walking along what seemed to be the main street, we came upon an adorable little Gift Shop in the shape of an igloo. Its unexpected presence aroused our female curiosity, and we eagerly entered the igloo. Once in- side, we immediately became absorbed in the lovely variety of gifts and notions. We didn't notice the quiet approach of the proprietress until we heard her pleasant, May I help you? That soft and appealing voice could belong to only one person-Judy Bomengen! She mentioned that the U.S.O. performers from the States were giving a show for the servicemen at the nearby base. Our arms laden with gifts we left the shop in search of Marine quarters. On the way we met another former classmate, Joan McGovern, who, we discovered, was now in the Marine Nurses Corps and stationed here. She invited us to attend the U.S.O. show with her, and on the way we reminisced about the many happy times we had had at W.H.S. Joan told us that a number of nurses had iust returned from duty in Thule, Greenland, and would now be under her supervision. Among them were Jane Gordon, Carol Borden, and Judy Putnam. She also told us that all the boys who had entered the service together had, by some strange coincidence, been stationed here all working as construction engineers. They were Joe Costa, Charlie Czedik, Charlie McLaughlin, Dick Partridge, Ronnie Pari, Don MacLean, Bob Comeau, and Leo Bilodeau. After the show, we bade hurried goodbyes to Joan and all our other friends, and hastened to our awaiting Stratocruiser, which was to take us to our next stop-London! We were in the air for about two hours before landing at the Croyden Airdrome iust outsi'le the city. As our schedule called for a week-end stay in England, we hailed a cab and proceeded to the HAPGOOD MANOR. At the hotel we changed into street clothes, and being women we yielded to our feminine impulse to go window shopping. Naturally we couldn't walk to the shopping district, so we did the only sensible thing that any women would do with a lot of money that wasn't theirs-we decided to use some of our expense money to rent a car for the week-end. After we had found the address of our nearest auto-rental in the City of London directory, we dashed down to the garage with natural eagerness of all tourists. We discovered the proprietor to be Richard Cooper. He recommended the lower-priced cars, figuring we were traveling on a restricted budget, but we chose the most elegant and most expensive of all sport cars he had to offer-a lavender Jaguar with deep purple velvet seat covers. We also learned from Dick that Bill Delorey, Ken Parker, and Jack Levey were all working for him as auto mechanics. We drove maiestically off in the direction of the London Bridge and startled staid Londoners who were strolling around Picadiily Circus. We parked the car, and giving it a loving pat we wandered off down Bond Street. In passing we gazed covetously at the furs and beautiful gowns that Dickens and Jones and the Liberty Shop had to offer. Across the street we noticed an unusual but strangely familiar sign. The name, Lillibridge, caught our eye. Unconsciously, we quickened our step toward the fur salon, Once inside, we met Judy Lillibridge, and after a moment of hellos and how are yous? she showed us around the shoppe. We didn't pay much attention P to the models until we heard familiar laughter and excited voices calling Our flames. This seemed to be our day for meeting old school friends. Sheila Duffy, Barbs Schoener, Sheila Wallace, and Jeanne Vincuilla came rushing from the dressing room and gaily danced about us, iust bombarding us with questions about home: Had Waltham High changed since we had all left there? Had we seen this person or that one lately? The girls told us that they knew of another classmate in London who owned a tea shoppe, but they kept the name of the owner as a surprise. The seven of us must have made a delightful spectacle as we walked and talked our way toward the shoppe of our mysterious friend. For some reason the way seemed familiar, but Marge and I took little note of our surroundings until we heard Jeanne exclaim, Will you look at this 'Crazy Otto?' l'II bet this car belongs to some VIP's. Let's see if they are in the tea shoppe! Marge and I looked at the lavender Jaguar, smiled knowingly at each other, and said nothing but followed our friends into the little lunch room, which was, to our surprise directly facing our car. As we entered we heard a lilting voice singing, lt's Townsend Tea Time. Marion came dashing forth to greet us. The time flew quickly as we exchanged bits of information about the whereabouts of our former classmates. From our conversation we learned that Marie Williams is now on tour with the Metropolitan Opera Company, Arlene Tierney is a secretary to Louis Putney, who is now the owner of a chain of super markets, Carole Quagliozzi Ann Bailey, Barb Favre, Rita Halloran, Georgette Curtis, JoAnn Famosi, and Norma LaForte are all working for the government in Washington, D. C., Joe Scalia is studying for his doctorate at Oxford, Ann Christiansen is teaching at the Fanny Farmer's School of Cooking, and Marjorie Ash is a leader in elementary education in Tallahassee. We told them that Dudley Farrell had founded a hospital in Lansing, Michigan, and that Angelo Taranto is head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. Suddently realizing how late it was getitng, we decided that we better leave before all the stores closed. In parting we com- mented on the attractive styling of the room, Whereupon, Marion told us that Beverly Fulton, the noted interior decorator, had de- signed it for her on a recent London tour. Marion accompanied us to the door, and while the others were still saying farewell, Marge and I quietly walked to the lavender car, started the motor, and waved goodbye to our astonished friends. Early Saturday morning we went to the airport to meet George Sangeleer, who had been assigned as our photographer. The remainder of the week-end we spent photographing famous land- marks in and around London. The next leg of our iourney took us to LeBourget Field in Paris, France. As we were going to be in Paris for only a day, we planned to visit the most renowned land mark for tourists in that lovely city, the Eiffel Tower. Gratefully, we got into the nearest cab and relaxed our weary bones. The driver turned around to ask us our destination, and to our surprise, it was Sawyer Sawin! We asked him about hotels, and he recommended us to the fashionable Continental where the elite stay. Sawyer stopped in front of the hotel where a red headed doorman in a bright red suit greeted us in grand old New England style. It was none other than Billy Meade. This was only the beginning. Bill ushered us inside to the desk where a second surprise awaited us, for there stood Bob Milligan in the gaudy garb of a hotel clerk. This started off the chain reaction. Bob rang the bellboy bell. You guessed it! Bill Medeiros appeared to take us bag and baggage to our eleventh floor suite. Inside the elevator we got another iolt. The operator, who looked as if he had his share of ups and downs that day, was Bob McLeod. During our brief stay in the elevator, Bob told us that he had always expected to go places but never to such heights. Bill led us down the corridor and opened to door to our rooms. We thanked him for his kindness and then tipped him. Picking himself up off the floor, he hurried away in a state of confusion. We proceeded gaily into the room where our room overseer was doing last minute cleaning. You're right-it was Ann Powers. Since our schedule was so crammed, we left immediately for the Eiffel Tower. At the entrance to the tower we ran into Norma Doucette, Carol Phelan, Roberta Pittman, and Carol Chase, who were, they told us, traveling saleswomen for V. CANNISTRARO, INC., manufacturers of the last word in typing, a pocket type- writer. At this point we whipped out our Dion Dizzy Pills, swal- lowed eleven apiece, and braced ourselves for the long trudge up the spiral staircase. Halfway up two women almost knocked us down in their great hurry to reach the bottom. After the initial shock, we took a second look and found them to be Suzie Gangi and Barbara Greaves, who told us they were assistant secretaries to the assistant secretary, Carol Freeley, of the Pecce Associates, in charge of Unimportant Details. At the summit of the tower the radioman, Bob Mailly, allowed us to transmit our messages and hellos to our friends in the United States. After our soiourn I t I I i t L i J I t I I in Paris we flew to Germany, taking the airlift into Berlin As our visa was good for only one day, we didn't have very much time to spare. While George snapped a few pictures of the airport, Marge and l hailed a bus to take us to the Ccrttgr, Since we had heard so much about the famed Brandenburg Gate, that was one of our very first stops. We got as close as we could to the barrier and peeked breathlessly ever at the notorious landmark. We stood there for about eleven ittinutes and llT0U9l'l' Of the fl'IOUsands of people who had passed under this arch. On our way to the Schiller Theatre, we spied one of BerIin's well known sidewalk cafes, the Unter der Linden. Naturally, we had to have our lunch here, and selecting a table We Sai dowyq and Pldsed UP the menu. However, it was printed entirely in German, so we looked for someone to translate it for us. Just then our waitress appeared and graciously asked us if we were ready to order. As we started to explain our predicament, the girl exclaimed, Why, aren't you Bonnie Smith and Marge Leone from Waltham High School back in the good old U.S.A.'? Joan Savage, we squealed after taking a closer look, isn't it a small world! After Joan explained to us what the menu was all about we enioyed a light snack and relaxed to wait for Peter Diepold's chauffeur to pick up up. While planning this trip, my secretary had written to Peter in Brake, Germany, telling him of our impending visit, He had very cordially invited us to be his guests, His chauffeur, Bill Marshall, arrived iust then and speedily transported us in a shiny new lowslung Mercedes sportscar to Peter's pretentious estate on the Weser River. After we were Cpmfortably seated in the luxurious standing room, Peter told us that he is now a professor of music in Munich, Germany, and that Dianne Coolkasian, who had been one of Waltham High's outstand- ing pianists, was studying at the conservatory under him and would soon go on an extended tour of Europe as the feature per- former in a group of famous musicians. As soon as we had finished an eleven course dinner, Peter in- vited us to take a short cruise up the river to Bremen in his Yacht- the Waltham Hi! He also mentioned that it had been designed ex' clusively for him by that famous inner and outer world manu- facturer of boats, airplanes, buses, motorcycles, submarines, hot rods, and kiddie kars-Roy Herring. Upon returning from our delightful sail we thanked Peter for his warm hospitality. Peter's Valet, Al Lee, placed our baggage in the trunk of the Mercedes, and William drove us to the depot. We climbed aboard the Ko Ko Mo Choo Choo and proceeded to the eleventh car, which was filled with bustling activity. As we approached a nearby hostess to ascertain the cause of the commo- tion, she turned to answer us, and lo and behold, it was Sheila Porter! She explained that this was local No, lll of the B.S.M.B.- C.L,C.N.N.O.P,C. from the United States. This is too long to explain. They were on a goodwill tour to Switzerland, which was also our destination. Observing the questioning look on our faces Sheila enlightened us that the officers were Helen Rivers, president, Angelina Benninati, vice president, Elaine O'Neill, secretary: Mary Lou Horan, treasurer, and Helen Reardon, chairwoman of the tour. Among the gathering we recognized only two more classmates, Rosemarie Graceffa and Edythe Deffeley. We decided to turn in early, as we knew the following day would be chock full of more exciting adventures. At eleven the next morning our train pulled into Geneva station. At the informax tion center we met Betty Crowe, who was a correspondent for the ALBANESE WORLD TRAVELER She was returning to the main office, so we entrusted her with the reports we had completed thus far, We checked our bags at the lockers and left in search of a bicycle rental, We were in luck, for around the first corner, we saw an imposing sign, which read, White's Wheels. ln the window this sign caught our attention- Take a bike. Go for a hike We supply the cos' tume. That witty bit could belong to only one person, Joanne White. Once inside the shop we yodeled for Joanne who came bou'iding through the doorway to greet us. We told Joanne our plans for the day, and she agreed to leave her assistant, Frances Scalia, in charge of the shop and accompany us on our ski trio We rode our bikes as far as the tramway and took the chairlift up one of the mountains of the Juro Range. At the tippety top we rented skis and signed up for the free ski lessons that were being given that day. To our surprise our instructor was the celebrated ski jump artist, Ida May Gilbert. After our preliminary lessons we spent the rest of the afternoon frolicking about the snow-covered slopes. That evening we returned to the ski lodge for steaming hot chocolate and Swiss cheese crackers, Over thi- fireplace we saw a portrait that seemed to ring a bell in our minds Upon closr-r ox' amination we found it to be that of the fabulous philantltrooist Mary Hayes, who had dedicated the resort to ski i-nthiisiasls throughout the world. We hated to leave, bat the time alloted for this assigririirfrt was fast waning Luayitig our bikers to be picked up the rigzt rr.0r1ir g, we hopped a toboggan, which was expertly guided by that cod rod specdster of the snofy, Muriel Gallinaro At thc station we redeemed our luggage and signalled to a waiting taxi, The driver, Leonard Ouental, drove us speedny fo the airport. We arrived there not a n-nnute too soon, for Flight 26 was lust about to take off We ran up the ran-p and breathiessly showed Our passports to the bewildered stefyardess, Carol Har--ni ton. As wc- sat down, we both noticed the models of perfection. Carol Janson and Barbara Curran. They excitedly informed us that they too were headed for Rome where they were to model Nancy McAdam's latest creations in the Fashion Review of the World, While still in the clouds over our many experiences, we learned from the girls that Elizabeth McLellan, their agent, would meet them at the airport. They also told us that they would introduce to the world the revolutionary step in footwear, These unique shoes, the biggest thing since CAPlZlO'S, were created by Mary Gavolio. Their name?-Gavolio's. At the airport coffee shop operated by Richard Gullotti we, met the roaming reporter, Frances Salamone, who had iust completed a World Press article on those two specially known astronomers, .lohn Gracey and Eddie Larkin. They had iust discovered a new star, the Graceylark. Nancy Cappadona, Jean Daniels, Carolyn Nelson, and Sheila Conroy were in Rome filming commercials for that supersonic new toothpaste, l'lI Never Smile Again, which not only removes food and stains but also the teeth and gums, It was a sure cure for toothaches and gum boils, Laughingly we left the shop and commenced our ltalian itinerary by visiting the ancient ruins of the Forum, the Coliseum, and the Sasillica Julia. Emerging from the ruins, we hired a modern charioteer, who was none other than Bill Sinclair, to take us for a drive to the famous Fountain of Trevi. It was a fairly long ride, and we stopped for pizza on the Appian Way. Later, when we reached Trevi, we tossed Three Coins ln The Fountain, for the good fortune and happiness of all our former classmates. Continuing our tour, we turned down the Via Condotti, and stopped at the shop of the famed leather worker, Antimori, to buy souvenirs and gifts for ourselves and our friends back in America. To our surprise we discovered Paul Schofield apprenticing under the skilled supervision of Signor Antimori himself. We couldn't miss traveling to Pisa to view the famed leaning Tower, Upon arriving there, we made the most startling discovery of all. The Tower was straight!!! A sign outside the entrance proudly announced to the world that this stupendous feat had been accomplished by none other than our Tarzan of W.H.S,, Angelo Moscaf' We spent the rest of the afternoon combing the shops and market places in search of various souvenirs. That evening, we left by train for Naples, Italy, where we would embark on the last leg of our world expedition, Our reserva- tions were on the newest and most modern of all ocean liners, the SS. NEPTUNIA, which would take us to New York Harbor and America again! While waiting for the ship we noticed a sign Neville 8- Benoit-fProfessional Swimming Instructors. Since the names struck a familiar chord in our minds, we decided to inquire about them Their assistant told us that Marty and Connie were once again attempting to swim the Atlantic Occ-an and wouldn't return for a month. Disappointed that we could not see our two school alumnae, we departed after leaving a hurried note. After having our bags checked through customs we went in search of our stateroom. ln the early part of the afternoon we took a short tour of our liner Leaning on the guide rail and gazing into the clear blue Mediterranean waters Marge and l ri-miniscvd about our captivating adventures in the various COunt'iCS Cf the playground of the world As the sun starti-cl clipping bi-lov-. thi- ltorizon, it etched the Rock ol Gibraltar against the sk, Drawing nearer we noticed a long figure seated at an i-asv! on top of tin- Rock painting, The thought Strciqk U5 srvtultaitigoiisly that this trust be Cal Lazaro, who usually spent hi-r sunimi-rs in Europe ski-tclti Q lltc lJCJLitilUl SCt:r1Pfr As Our ship disappoarecl into the crimson sunset onli, thi- pligasartt and unforgettable ini-niorii-s of our trip ri-maini-cl BUNNH 5'.'ilTtt -'lu Q'-mi lm ',', irttyg flirty i,ri,, i,.,.. fonxi si-, ,. V On September 3, 1952, we, the Class of 1955, stepped through the portals of Waltham High School for the first time and thus began our high school career. After becoming accustomed to new surroundings and strange faces, we participated in our first election at Waltham High by voting for homeroom legislators. Those chosen were Al- phonse Vitale, Charles Czedik, Richard Kezer, Richard Morreale, Ernest Richardson, Jane Volpe, Joseph Scalia, James Moran, and Rosemarie Graceffa. Autumn was the appropriate theme for the Sophomore Get-Accjuainted Dance, held on Sep- tember 19, where we met those who were to remain with us throughout high school years. The Sophomore Class was well represented on the football team in 1952. On the field were Angelo Mosca, Jack Levey, Dick Morreale, Tom Girolamo, Dick Kezer, Mike Carme, Lenny Scafidi and Bill Pittman, all of whom were instrumental in helping us attain six victories. For the first time the Sophomore Class had its own Dramatic Club, which met on Tuesdays, sev- enth period. Sheila Duffy was the only Sophomore chosen to take part in the fall production of the Dramatics Club, CURTAIN GOING UP, presented on November 13 under the direction of Mr. Rich- ard Dwyer. Chosen to represent the Sophomore Class as hockey cheerleaders were Edna Bengston and Virginia Danglemayer, who later became co-cap- tains of this squad. In December the following class officers were elected: President, Richard Kezer, Vice President, Richard Morreale, Secretary, Mary Cocivera, and Treasurer, Jean Lazaro. January brought the Mardi Gras co-sponsored by the Art and Camera Clubs and under the auspices of the Dramatics Club. As we traveled to faraway places, Peter Smith and Barbara Curran were selected as king and queen. Our basketball team had a successful season with sophomore Tom Girolamo tied for top honors. We were very proud of our hockey team which entered the Bay State League playoffs. THE ROYAL VAGABOND, an operetta presented under the direction of Mr. Richard Dwyer and Mr. Raymond Crawford, was an overwhelming success. On March 20, 1953, the Sophomore Hop, big- gest social event of our sophomore year, was held. The members of our class enjoyed them- selves tremendously. Qfckztomy On June 3, when the seniors graduated, the realization dawned upon us that we were juniors. During the summer a tragic accident took the lives of our headmaster and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Huff. Mr. Francis Sheehy, our able master, assumed the responsibilities of head- master. Upon returning to school on September 9, 1953, we found many new faces among the fac- ulty, as well as a freshman class for the first time in many years. Once again we chose Richard Kezer as President. His capable assistants were: Richard Morreale, Vice President, Joan McGovern, Secretary, and Dorothy Ware, Treasurer. The highlight of the 1953 football season was the heartbreaking game at Newton. Undefeated the entire season, we lost this thriller by a single point. Supporting the team were the following junior cheerleaders: Kay Bonney, who later served as captain, Dorothy Ware, Betty Crowe, Bonnie Smith, Barbara Hoggan, and Barbara Schoener. Our basketball team, comprised entirely of jun- iors, won eleven games and lost only seven. The most memorable contest of the hockey campaign was the tie with favored Walpole. Goalie Ralph Wheeldon was the defensive star of the encounter. As the team finished fourth. in the Bay State League, it entered the playoffs. New additions to the hockey cheerleaders were: Joan McGovern, Jean Rogerson, Carol Borden, Bertha Kenneson, Margaret Brown, and Jean Lazaro. TOO YOUNG, TOO OLD, the Dramatics Club play starring Martha Benoit, was staged on No- vember 19 in Hovey Memorial with Mr. Dwyer once again our capable and energetic coach. Carol Janson, Dudley Farrell, Nancy Cappadona, and Joe Scalia participated in the revision of the Waltham High School Handbook, which is passed out to all sophomores upon their entrance into high school. ' During this school year a good citizenship award was presented to the High School by the Massachusetts State Department of Education for the organization of the Huff Memorial Scholarship Fund. Various major awards received by mem- bers of the Junior Class in 1953-1954 were as follows: Kingsbury Temperance Essay prizes, Charles McLaughlin and Mary Geise, Teaching Essay, first prize, Mary Cocivera, Harvard Book Award, presented to the junior boy with the best scholastic record, Edward Larkin. The faculty se- lected Margaret Walls to attend Girls' State in Bridgewater, while Henry Stewart represented the boys at Boys' State in Amherst. We were very proud of the fifteen members of the Junior Class who were inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society in May of T954 On the memorable evening of May Ql, l95-4, the Junior Prom, final social event of the year, was held. Tom McGovern and his committee worked diligently to transform the gym into scenes of the Cypress Gardens. After the excitement of our prom subsided, we elected those who were to lead us through our f'nal year at Waltham High. Richard Kezer became President for the third consecutive time. Georgette Curtis, Mary Hayes and Jean Lazaro were chosen to serve in the capacities of Vice President, Secre- tary, and Treasurer respectively. Immediately fol- lowing this, the Student Council elections were conducted. Victorious were: John Gracey, Presi- dent, Dick Morreale, Boys' Vice President, Dorothy Ware, Girls' Vice President, and Carole Lazaro, Secretary-Treasurer. As our junior year drew to a close, Connie Ne- ville was appointed Editor-in-Chief of our news- paper column, This Week at Waltham High, while Joan McGovern and Jane Volpe were selected to be Co-Editors-in-Chief of the Mirror. Poised and confident, seniors at last, we re- turned for our final year on September 3, l954. After scurrying here and there renewing old ac- quaintances, we resumed our studies and activi- ties. November brought the Dramatics Club play State Fair. We found many members of the Senior Class at the fair. Led by Captains Mark Brown, Tom Girolamo, and Angelo Mosca, we welcomed our new foot- ball coach, Mr. Joseph Zeno, a Waltham High T937 graduate. Climaxing our season, Angelo Mosca was awarded a berth on the Schoolboy AIl-Amer- ican football team. Our hockey team, which once again entered the Bay State League play-offs, gained an upset win over undefeated Needham in the first play-off game, l-O. Senior Stan Krol scored the single goal which gave us our most cherished hockey victory in many years. The Waltham High and Waltham Trade teams com- bined forces and collaborated in attaining a fairly successful basketball season with Hal Kelley 'Air- ring in a great comeback achievement as fre offer- came Newton 70-ol at the Brandeis Gym. The outstanding basketball game of the year, however, could not have taken place in any league. January 25, l955, was the date of the un- forgettable Student-Faculty game. Mr. White ancl Mr. Mac Arthur captained the faculty team. Other members of this aggregation, which, with the aid of the referees, succeeded in defeating the stu- dents, were Mr. Alfke, Mr. Husson, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Zeno, and everyone's favorite, Mr. Ray Yetten. The students and faculty elected Mary Senior as the D.A.R. representative from Waltham High. Queen Barbara Curran reigned at the March of Dimes Ball held at Nuttings on February 2, l955, while Barbara Schoener, Carol Jansen, and Sheila Wallace were chosen by the seniors to rep- resent Waltham High in the Queen of Hearts con- test. Barbara emerged as the winner and is now reigning over our fair city as Queen of Hearts. On the evening of February l8 the eagerly awaited Senior Dance was held. Chairman Joseph Scalia and his hard-working committee trans- ported us over the rainbow into a world where blue skies prevailed. Following the spring vacation, The Thirteenth Chair, by Bayard Veille, our Senior Play, presented on April 28, was enjoyed by an attentive audi- ence. The seniors elected Bonnie Smith, Class Day Queen and also Class Prophet. Her prophecy com- mittee consisted of Constance Neville, Martha Benoit, and Carole Lazaro. Sylvana Vitti wrote our Class Poem, Jean Lazaro prepared the i955 Class Will. Now we are about to leave Waltham High School, where a tireless and devoted faculty has guided our footsteps for the past three years. As we face the future let us never forget what they individually and collectively have taught us, for it will certainly serve as a basis for our achieve- ments in the days to come as we take our places as citizens in our beloved country. JANE VOLPE Assisted by Carol Hamilton P 0 : eo ' , ' Q' 9:3 1 o oov '. '9 'c ' r 9 ,Q IQ o a 0 I , c-af F ' : 2.422 'N ' - J l -'T' '. X . v 1 . f fm J I 6' V, , 55? 4, 1 Ny .f 7 i 9 xgill . I eg :A 1 X' J ,Q x I, f 4 f , A ff 1 4' , 1 f 1 N X xl I .1 , W. ff 7 ' 4' 1 ' A 1 .. P ,, -73 2 ' - 4 ' , 7 lf? Z 7 a .X 5 uf E' 'lyq cutkuax 33 in awk. I 305 Waltham Waltha Waltha Waltha Waltha Waltham Waltha Waltham .-,lv of 1954-55 .f 1- 'ff' -' W! 4 Q wx lj J LF' 1- af? lf' 1-J Q . 5 N C L. 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May each of you seek higher educa'rion and enioy no'rh- ing bu+ good heal+h and good foriune in fhe years +ha+ lie ahead. LOUIS J. KIRSCH, JR. C9649 '11 Congra+ula+ions +o +he Class of '55 from the Boys in the Dungeon of 05 The Cnly Class Wi+h Thirfy-one Presidenfs Feliz Lopez J. MacNichol J. Mahoney R. Mailly W. Marshall R. Mason T. McGovern C. McLaughlin R. McLeod W. Meade W. Mederios D . Melanson R. Meyers A. Miller R. Milligan P. Mobilia R. Morreale P. Neelon W. Sinclair P. Smi+h H. S+ewar+ C. Sfraw A. Swaiian R. Swenson A. Taran+o D. Vaufour A. Vifale R. Wheelden K. Whi+ney J. Worrall W. Worfh T - - - - - ' 1 I ? 1 IDG, , .MV W , j 'qjljjlfgv LA , i x W W WMXQQQQ V - fain Q QQ? b WO Ur ZZ-fdgfgiwwf : HWWW Mwymf5xVwFyg2kQQA0CQ0UM, , 4 ZW HHS cv 5' 3 I W RWWWWM N Z2 QR Compliments of FRANK AND BOB JOYCE GSL Compliments of LUNDEY ASSOCIATES ETEId F J 6 Compliments of RICHARD H. BIRD 81 COMPANY INC. 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