Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

7f SQ GL 'bf CF C9 NQ' 9 GJQQ- 5' PQQW G WAX 47 72: '7 QQ QR 44 QC Egg . Cf VL Sod qi QL 47 Q Aw 4? Q US JQPQQ Q 04060 e 3 wx VEEQU PXQXI T Qf Y' f -2: S-.x , L, . X, ,MX J 'in nit 1 1 , 5 l fv l Q I , V H Z1 , 1 Z. Q.a vw mm il All ,M Y li W :ix 'Wd W ill . ,, . . x M . , . f : . A' inn-f 37? Y V .. -si THE FGREWORD This Book is a true record of the deeds of the Class of 1957. lt is composed with the words of two sagas in mind- Absence makes the heart fonder, and Distance lends enchantment to the eye. We anticipate that a future browsing through this volume will cause greater pleasure than a reading of it at the present. We have tried to make the 1957 Mirror different by dividing it into seasons, placing the senior pictures in the Fall as a symbol of our beginning as the Upperclassmen of Waltham High. With the above end in view we edit this book--to recapture in some dim distant day the infinite variety of spirits that were Waltham High School. ...QV MIRROR STAFF EDITOR-I N-CHIEF Judy SmiI'I1 ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mariha Garrahan Barbara Zagwyn LITERARY STAFF Jean Ewalf Ani'Ia D'Angio Nancy Kemp+on Jane MacNeiI Brenda Mason Joan Cass Pafricia Marlin Nancy Milligan Barbara Marshall Janice Drew Mar+I1a Sinclair Kafhryn Peel, Helen Smiih Linda Hills Lois Weinslein Mary ScoH Maryalice Tuiie Pairicia Winlrley Jeanne Vincuillo Barbara Klimoslri Virginia Hills Andrea Jaclrson Lee Qberly Irene Tice BUSINESS MANAGERS Sandra WoIcoH' Marilyn Graves BUSINESS STAFF Ruih Greaves Polly Beclrlund Joanne BenninaH'e Claire MeII1oI' Nancy Jacob Josepliine Graceffa Donna Wedge SECRETARY TO BOARD Diane Davis FACULTY ADVISOR Willard Smyih Q Nga 3 5 Ha Q5 . 52 X :fi Q. -.,.,,,rw,,f f Ii.? 3'::.'.i5S - - pl- ixygg-gm.-, i fig : .. ,QQ -ii 1? X .X agf3fsg,g5f2gfgx iv: X .ji?Q.ssQ, 7' wr '-UQ1.-'531 15. I :few in , :Nw .T Si:.?fsf:f-z. tglffwii' - :TT 1' 'T -wg - vs: : iif55f'l9Zf NVQ WM Q-, F , .skim wp. E q,,f:'s?:Gf' 2 1: .L 1 .fret P-3---' ,Ak 6' X 531 'R We -S, '2fLKff35fv1mz:.. f , N w-fzsiii'-.ffsexslrwe f f S X .A - . fr-.i3E3,5,5,3 Q ,R my wi? xi . M x--- Q' . 56 . Y :Q six N -Qggnfxgek STAN X Lv: fp K S1 . XM, lf A 53355 5 X 135: 25553 WT ff if E535 'fi' wg : :vgs.gs:i,13 ,L , Quai mg px Q mv, ff I 'W -' K N, -f 15 1 Y zv waz 5 .' 1222 ww Vw 1 QE? Y , . . -.7. N. Q ., f. v:w1g1'-gf 'r 5 Qmx 5 x YS 1+ X Q 9 M we mi '-'X 25? Egg X Q B , V xg , f if 51 5 H SQ N 3 Em M Q-1, X xg, QXN HQ iQigffg?is. 5, A C ' -J -' -'fx fixifiax X . A 5 w X is 'W xx 1, 1 we X BSS 3 X f W sv 1 in :xx w 5 3 all fa 52 ASE ii 1? 5 3 E awe X , f..,, k K WE5i,k W X Q ' 1 RX E Us .wx w Q-1 .X R ' . W Xe ..... f 3 g 2 Ng S :E WS X E N gf? gk , S if im QQ X Ex 3' K NE 1, if i 2 . I is sm ! M. xg ' La 1 ,. :E -- Q - ' ,g iw QP? ' .K - '1i?E5f'Tfi :.hz :: LN . , ixrik, ., Qu my 5 Www-X ef -:- ,Q-.sszsi , mf.-Mass My i w ,M g2kM:,:45E2:w:14fif - -- -.sh 5 1 -: ,-fl. :-Z QQQQGK ,W ,..W L X , at M , Q Q X . Q . - 5 zgazfgv, ff' XX N Q. mms 'g,4gafs,- K nf- fa g M N Y ,S-S5 isiwlg. fk'kY13 E xl M. H ffm, w -fmziwf-flfx , -.. .MM -21 if . , L,,A Q .. f --iw... wx QR 5-M M Y FLSA NW' - -. k iiksiw -ff H5539 mfr' .-wh.: fx . N yi, X 3 5 S , Q33 A TR ia. 2 4, .. ng? -4.5 MM 3- ! l--, 'A1n-w Q- W- I .va ,L W, I J fl! A :un-..i ... . A, I , If Lv 'dam . - .M .035 N3 Q KYKM I !, 'I I 3 , P ' ' ,ff ,Q fl I ' . 3 'Ve I , ,. i , . K Ng 4 A , N' LLL'L . wg - .1 --' -, 1 . Q - ' diellfggiii? ll ml 1 L 'wx -af. . .fx H ' '.4'.:-so M L.. ,xx I K .KA Yvd :W B ,,,- ll 41 .si vd if T 'L'h1lZ2 Q .Q-'- ':w' hiv. f I xv C 'K-. HQEQJSQEZTV NATIONAL x Z it 2. H0 OR S SOCIETY 5 If First row, left to right: Charlton, DeSisto, MacNeil, Milligan, Carrahan, Scott, Smith. Second row: Linfield, Joyal, Brewster, Colangelo, Dukat, Frew, Hatch, Hills, Thayer. Third row: Mr. Sheehy, Norwood Brightman, Pelletier, Mason, Lennox, Kempton, Tice, Zagwyn, Rev. R. W. Palmquist. Rear row: Hays, Cannistraro, Hartley. OFFICERS FOR 1956-1957 President ....... f .............. .dd........................... S TEVEN HAYS Vice President ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,- J EAN LENNOX Secretary-Treasurer ,,.., ,,.,. N ANCY MILLIGAN W.H.S. EXCHANGE STUDENT - 1956 The W.H.S. Share in Democracy Program for the second time enabled the Ameri- can Field Service to sponsor a Waltham High student to a foreign country as an Exchange Student. Nick Cannistraro, Jr., was able to spend the entire summer of 1956 in Switzerland. Nick, essentially a Junior Ambassador from the U. S., sailed on the S.S. Arosa Kulm on July 25 with 695 other American students for Europe. While in Switzerland he stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weber and their four children-Hans- rudoff, Rolf, Seigfried, and Evalie-located in Zofingen. A highlight of Nick's stay in Europe was a reunion with Peter Diepold, the German exchange student who spent a year with us at W.H.S. and helped to launch our Share in Democracy Program. Some places visited by Nick were Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, and Paris, France. Being an American Boy Scout, Nick was very interested in attending the Scout Jamboree in Saignelegier, Switzerland. The climax of Nick's trip, always to be a lifelong remembrance, was the American Field Service Reunion at Montreux on Lake Geneva before sailing home Sept. 1. Speaking of his trip, Nick says, One must live with the Swiss people to truly under- stand them and their ideas. A .. QQ. 6 QQ A SQA 3 X 555 Q ,ES X :wa igfwszgigwasmviw., ff ffirfar'-' -V A 45 A A .jf X. is 1: K gy ..A...,w, ' A-Aki-2 QM. wi 4- B 'inf i 55212 H f iw! - I is ,Y-.. Mn, V fur ,MMM-'wvIW' an sexi' N Q. W E , NV' 31? .. . X . ..,. W 5 3 . ' MW ig he . f ai , A jenna ,.L+,k . ,. f fi . av Q J, fx 4 mf f .g z Q :Ei ,Y mg Q52 law iv ,w w ff, ,, w Q -gl? N 'F ' x .. ivy, G, Q Q, W :Q-,... R. f. 'N - .xg f. W My ' ,, ' 'S Q Qs f A x V x X ami 2-Q 3 5, 'Film . 4 '4'-L n H Q 7' 5 g ., , M, F355 ' A 1415 LH' F f if 4 , , f. 0 -,if -Q, if . f Lmwlfls .figs 9 QAHVA 319 if W 1.942 X ff: vs ,-5,-W, I N3 9 :R , Q X xx ' i K is Q .5 fx Y? y 11 , 3 'xp x R 1 Q Q nk Q . , S x' S K 1 5 iv QM -Q' N'- S- F ix X Q1 .,, S N x . .. 1 -.ti 1.19- -3 fl .. 5.25. ,fi fi-,S ' 'Q - NST . t . , Q - t.-.. Q .fs fx X as X .,, J -.A 'Ns 'iii affm J LQ J ii my if , Mg Si? R QE A , 5 E Fi . 1 si? 5, f ey, 5 A 2 . 1 L 5 4, k A., , Qin! . v ' f QL , -., ' . . f'- . -Mil-,,-.zz L, ,, . 3, Q '. : ' ' '5' ' ' f R ' ' H ,, - ' ':'7 ? 1 ' X i--A , 1 J , - W - N --on-3' 0'7 mn. ywffvvvwun- if 3h .. -N Q: 5 1 ' l A Sffsiri- S if N. X. 5 11 -E Sgr. QQQQQQEQ? I if 1 1 . , K Ak , I L M ,ml:s,f. I V: . A Back, left to right: Dennis, Dederian, Auditore, Mancuso, Tiano, Kierstead, Confrey, Ricci. Front: Fucci, Neilson, Taylor, Falzone, Scafidi, Ballas, Blay, Alterissio. s 2 BAS SUBURBAN BA WALTHAM SENIOR HIGI APRIL 20 24 27 MAY 1 4 8 15 18 22 25 Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday 29 Tuesday JUNE 1 Friday .1 ,L-. xzgaxw-X:-,.. , , . 7 7715+ 1' - Q-.X 1,9155 ij. 1 .giiw2Waf?f14M: zip 2.13 Qvgz , 15. ytiagkggfig, ,ew ,- Eff GFWLQN fl Q. ' . Li , :H uf -5 , f,V7fA,g?, ,222 1 H V , 'fw1?kf if? .N Wifi. f yi. X f 5. . As' 1 gas' f N iixgga . - fx' Q- . 51- if if R7 3 . wg? f . 1 ,mf vi S Si' ' vii x X' ' K W.. . ww gKvj,liTii?49 'ff A NF sa, EQ N, E NS I'm an Indian, too -Nancy Milligan 1-I E-1 QP Our gal from Oklahoma! Shirley Fitzgerald You're just a cry baby -The Carlstromettes G fs OLP A ,L ey r , ,,, I 5 Q! Jimmy tees off! W.H.S. golfers-Earl Adams and Jimmy Belideau 4,4 ,-4 Earl drives for the first hole. 'svgglfkdxf x 1.5-SLN Oh, please don'tl . Dancmg in the clark. Sleepy or bored? 'F Legs, legs, legs! You first. Say cheese! S l V Fore! In the kitchen? urprxse. One helpless hotdog! o e l A l E , im g so anliw Q if 1 What a time! Now, smile. your mark, get set, GO! X 'QQ ax! hui - r' 3 h QQ N S sf QR' Q KS iii? ,N f Nw x ix H S ga si - Y K My S s X if wf Xi 1 QS- fi X A :Ax QW Sgt ik S Q V Lf S A t if X R+ x fs QM ' if S .ws QQ. N1 S ' 'f '!k ' E s 2 al, ,W ' Ku Q mfr -- web' X L Q--X 9 ' I Y-' , K V an X 6 :Q mx .. it 5 'v i , Vrlv 1 R :CW 'QQ wwf A, , . ' .awww .psf ' ff 13- A-gk ww' W ' vw. , I ff' L fa5,7gV,v6'l ' ' . W mx I , Adminis+ra+ion ' Faculfy Underclassmen MR. JOHN McDEVITT Superintendent of Schools MR. EDWARD MAY Master MR. IRANCIS SHEEHY Headmaster x, MR. WESTALL Director of Trade School MR. HOOD Sub-Master MR. MORANG Sub-Master 9' T ' ff NJ S 'tv' XIII. ALI-'KI-I XIII. ALLICN NIR. AVI-IRY MISS BABB J Pri-paring tom0rr0w's English 'bak MISS HAHQII NIR. IIUUIIIIIOYD NIH. BRUCCHI MRS. CARNEY MISS CIIASIQ a MISS COIIQLIILAN NIR. CRAWFORD . X 4- x I il' 'V f MR. IJWYEII XIII. IIIIAIWIAN ffllillllllfl' 1 is 1 -x i? ,F --X.: , .I ., A -'39 2 ' ' ,A .pil- Q X wr ' Now who will get a Iicvnsc this Qss MR. CURRY MISS DARIIIEDY MISS DEVANE year ix ' S' XIII. ICAMISS MISS EATON MR. ELLIOTT MRS. FLYNN MRS. FOX MISS FROST i 'LL I' x R f MISS IiI'I'I I'S NIISS IiI.I5S MISS FIAGU MISS GEARAN MR- LEARY 51155 SEWALL llrvul nl' l nrr'igl1 Nufriliun Hear! of Iiusirirfss Hvllll Uf SUFIUI H0011 of 31258, 1191111 of Girls, l,11r1g1111,q1's IJPIIIIFHIIPIII SIIHIIIQX llvparlniffnt Sports Sporfs S' 5 ,ef I P I ...gf Z fs., 1 Y IIA 3 -.. QM fs I sf, I ei Il I MR. HARDING MISS IIIRST MISS HOGARTY new . uv' .- Q ' -.I - MR. LANDO MISS LEARY MR. LEHANE . -ff' M W r vw SS MCCULLOUGH MISS McGRATH MISS MOONEY 'f'v. f QL f ' A K 'Z -Q' I Q MR NEWMAN MISS NOLAN MR. 0'BRIEN MRS. O'HARA MR. OLDING I R fa-Ga. , I I RK N MII. I'IC'I I'IN.-X'I'I In s ,W V 'W M IFS SI,A'I I'ER Y 'F-N QI X79-n., c 'U mn, i ff . 32 , Q I I fi I Q ' Q 5 H M if A.. I . Im VANAINIAII NIR woommw MR. YETTEN MR. ZENO Ns. SS A X XE R E Qu E. x Q wg A Q MR. REYNOLDS MR ROKLH NIR RUNSILL N F4 xnxx ,sf ii. MR. STANLEY MIQS IAHANFY XIISH IXX LOR MISS CASELIA MISS IM IxSON NIISS NIIIRRU MRS. SHELLEY MRS. SLAMAN MRS. TALANIAN :li fp' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jane Neville, Larry Schmitt, Carol Failla, Ed Wiker. Homeroom 107 Homeroom 108 II1 nn-rmnn 100 Hmm-rmml Jill ' s Eva sf- l 61 og-, U SJ mm-room 203 IIOIIIPTUOIII 017 Homeroom 216 I L, Q Qi? 1 N xxx ' u Homeroom 213 fi V I M, .f,J, 4 1 ,f , a1!u.,..W A, M A ,, tff'J .- 1 g i x K s-ff' 55 'Nl 217 Homcroom 111 J 'Q u A st . ' .. I 6 'P 2 -,j 2 !g Kg i L ' ' .fr un 205 Homeroom 208 fag. K .. ,sv fa -4 -S 'Q 1 1.1.14 MF 4 Wwii-ii? if e , L uu .. 8- '1 , Q, bzq.. A ' ' ets . , 1 ,. ,. ii i + H .,- 5 1 '- ' ' i' We11??? 9 i I ,V Study, study! I don't know! Caught by surprise lr -if-if ts P ff uf WOW! That look! I ! Chow time! One more woman driver! 5 1 ' Don't let the sun get in your eyes. Looks interesting Pantomime Quiz? ? ?? CIM-XSS OFFICERS n K4-zur. I'rr-sielvntz Nir-hard lfurr. Vim- President: Linda Cumpisi. Treasurer f ul IAIZKITU. S1'f'Yl'f2lI'Y. llullwrmmn H3 Hmlma-rmml IIT Homeroom 113 Homeroom 211 fs, wir'-wg' wwf? wg - f Homeroom O13 Homeroom 114 , V gk IQ . Q R' Nm v-til Ns l ,i N 4 'G a v 'ifiis W ,Qwwww WV wemmmw fm ' a - ml, A fi 'W 3 '-'TW ., .. Sh R W jf- :. Hmm ., K, 4 2 ll n Yi ' 61 Q N .A Q -- JMX 4 3 1 f XX, A 1 0 ,I H Qgywtgl f- ' 45 .Wx ' 5 S l I ' Y 4 Q x. na If I as I li Q 1 'Q t 1 N ER 6 N, W Y' .mm 4 'W lk' ' 5 9 N: A Q , ' L iw' 1 ' 1 x' ' K QS S an . ,, 1:5 Fwd, 'P I I , .K , . V, 5 n A if 5 ' tmygf 'A 'vp' . sz Q 'N li - :X Ms Q 5 W' , my f . Q wr ,A . s s 1 i 4 'SR if ig K K. M .: . ji, in ba. ' :: -'Sf' MSPXQVIESIU ,, . 1. 1.. Q 5-,, Q ,lk W 5? ,X I X V'gg J N 5 .R 4 j3.qemxYR3:V S, - -R Watgm . . X' 4 . f- ' Q ve - . K v :ii W Qi iw: X ,if is v E 3 . ,V - ' e kk r I - Q 5 Q . 'Li ' Q 1 x Q8 1 i an W ig 3 gg! ig if S Q wx? MW Jig I f 12Q'ii Qf Q M 3 ,. im V - K - - 1,14 A Q- ms? .. . ,N E I?iA.s . v. .. in fu .F :-gay, .. ,. J 5 HF'-. .Z .Ng ,, qi . Sir' Q UH! 4 'ixwi X nfk' 'ku S fy ah., . ,,i,.s..,N,U. Q Q fb' -114 . . zq, .,,, Nfaff- we .x-- r 1. 115-uma .af wi A if i 'Ai 12 'C Ygi Rf WEB in ME 32 1 Hb B 'K H :Q v N F. A ,- . Some-thin's funny! '14.:'1, 'cv'v.g,L:Xii5i.E3iw . , , . .f ,K k - K Q Q 5 B 1 . 4, X K ' as - X X l h -Wg h if, , X N sbs. v ? Q L7 Picture time lsh rs Prom time- At 9 oast lO our cafeteria! The French for today . . . 49,4 Line Up! I d knee socks! ' h' I '. Th . H t L Omc wry Bermuda slorts an Can anyom- tv mr TRADE SCHOOL AUTO BODY DEPARTMENT CARPENTRY DEPARTMENT MECHANICS DEPARTMENT WELDING DEPARTMENT PRINTING DEPARTMENT L 1 4- N57 Arvhvry iivlillll of W.H,h. GIRLS, SPORT xxx J Curr-ful watvh fur just wlm-i11ii1g j I ll get that nm-! Ready - Aim! l! 1957 Girls' Badminton Team J A!! A .ki Seems like Old times 4' av v . K, fix' 'R The Easter Parade pay 'W Caught by a camera! fig? i 'gf' i if fix 1 gm ii J ji 55 i Q ' Q Ye, W A y f' S-Q iw aff' .A X I ,, if ' W Y ' 7' , Hen party! Hamming it up! Liberace! MMMMMg0od . shot Going steady li ' n t, ., Q M iv -if F 'Q N A is f. - . fs JY . A xt-.Cv ' f C. n x xq 'A .xfL ,J' Ka .gn Q ,Q gf? -r 2-K . r bf' Y L' fx '.'K ' , h. -U' 0 'X ' I ,. Q x QR 'R xx FALL Sl'llilJI'S ,'M'liYilifxs we Q wk 'K X ix ,, U. X,f'tX A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Rhodes, Treasurer: Louis Asekoff, Vice President: Judi Carruthers. Secretaryg Henry Blay. President. CLASS POEM 1957 DIVINE STRENGTH America-tlie realm of hope, Protector of all landsg A refuge for the weary souls, She reaches out her hands. Curbed in her strength, sheis proud and freeg No lilow can fell her might, For Someone great is guiding her Th rough darkness and through light. Though shadows stretch across the earth, That Someone leads her throughg An unseen hand her source of strength, A silent word her cue. Who is this Leader in whose steps America has trod? This lVluster is her source of strengthg Her source of strength is Cod. -By RHONA DEAGLE f35'f5'5 b 41 H CLASSPHSTORX' 1957 ln September, 1954, we, the Class of 1957, largest group in Waltham's history, stepped somewhat dubiously through the doors of Waltham Senior High School and embarked upon a new and different experience, life in a large high school. After a few bewildering weeks of becoming acquainted with one another and with our strange environment, we held our first elections for homeroom representatives to the Student Council. Those elected were Arthur Marion, Marshall Gray, Martha Garrahan, Judy Smith, Dolores Cardillo, Stephen Walsh, and Beverly Parkinson. Any remaining unfamiliarity was completely eliminated when we attended the Sopho- more Get-Acquainted Dance. It was at social events such as this that we gained the close friendship of those who would be with us throughout our high school days. Ably aiding the 1954-1955 football squad in its successful season were sophomores Howard Kaplan, Richard Jafferian, Thomas Taranto, James Dennis, Michael Castellana, and John Dentino. A In November the Dramatic Club presented State Fairf' one of the most successful plays at Waltham High School in years. It starred Burt Mullen, Gail Gustavson, and Helen-Rae Smith, all proud members of the Sophomore Class. November brought another highlight of our high school careers, our first class elec- tions. The class elected Nicholas Cannistraro as president, ably assisted by Beverly Parkinson as vice president, Dolores Cardillo as secretary, and Darrell Gould as treasurer. Up and coming sophomores John Lezneski, John MacDonald, Joe Connelly, Thomas Taylor, and Arthur DeVincent were active members of the hockey squad, which com- piled a good record of five wins, three losses, and two ties. The Student Council selected Joan Champion and Odette Chaisson to help cheer the team to victory. In the spring of 1955, the Student Council conducted the Share in Democracy Campaign, a drive to raise funds to send a Waltham High student to Europe each summer and to pay for a European student's expense at our high school for one year. Many members of our Sophomore Class aided in making this campaign the tremendous success it was. As the final touch to our year, we attended the Sophomore Hop, the culmination of the year's trials and tribulations. It was then we realized that we had nearly reached one milestone on our way to becoming seniorsg we were about to become juniors. However, before leaving school for a much appreciated summer vacation, we elected the officers to lead us through the very important junior year. Again, the class elected Nicholas Cannistraro as president, with David Scott as vice president, Judy Smith as secretary, and Darrell Gould as treasurer. Upon returning to school in September, we saw new faces, not only among the Freshman and Sophomore Classes, but also among the faculty. The valuable services of Thomas Durkin, Paul Harvey, Marshall Gray, and Douglas Soles bolstered the hockey team in its quest for victory. To support the team vocally, the Student Council selected Alice Parlee, Ginny Farrell, Beverly LeBlanc, Sheila Rowe, and Judi Carruthers. During the year, worthy juniors received various awards of merit. Robert Hartley and Priscilla Charlton won the United Nations essay competition and received an all- expense paid trip to New York. Martha Garrahan and Irene Tice won first prizes in the Kingsbury Temperance Fund Essay Contest. As the junior boy with the highest scholastic record, Stephen Hays received the coveted Harvard Book Award. The faculty selected Louis Asekoff and Brenda Mason to represent the high school at Boys' State and Girls' State respectively. In May, fifteen deserving juniors were elected to the National Honor Society. Among the new members were Priscilla Charlton, Nicholas Cannistraro, Marion Desisto, Martha Garrahan, Robert Hartley, Stephen Hays, Nancy Kempton, Jean Lennox, Jane MacNeil, Brenda Mason, Nancy Milligan, Patricia Scott, Judy Smith, Irene Tice, and Barbara Zagwyn. The faculty and American Field Service awarded to Nicholas Cannistraro an international scholarship by means of which he would be Waltham Highis student ambassador to live in Switzerland during the summer following the junior year. The Dramatic Club presented a three-act comedy entitled More Than Meets the Eye late in May, 1956. Helping to make the show a success were three members of our Junior Class, Gail Gustavson, Larry Shriberg, and .loan Cass. The climax of our year came with the Junior Prom under the able chairmanship of Larry Shriberg, who, together with his committee, transformed the gym into a wonderful fantasyland. After the excitement of the Prom had subsided, we elected officers to lead us through the biggest and most exciting year of all, the senior year. Henry Blay took the presi- dency, with Louis Asekoff as vice president, Judi Carruthers as secretary, and William Rhodes as treasurer. Immediately following the class elections, we held the elections for the Student Council officers for the year 1956-1957. The class favored Nicholas Cannistraro for president, Steve Hays for boys' vice president, Linda Hills for girls' vice president, and Jane MacNeil for secretary-treasurer. It was not until our return to school in September, 1956, that we fully realized that we had reached our goal, we were finally seniors. Our football team, captained by Richard LaRosee and Thomas Taranto, had a quite satisfactory year, ardently supported by the class and all-senior cheerleaders, Linda Hills, Mary Curtin, Shirley Fitz-Gerald, Carol Flanigan, Dolores Cardillo, Priscilla Caie, Martha Ciavardone, Claire Salamanis, and Captain Eileen Charboneau. Then in November came Harvey, directed by Mr. Thomas Roach, the most successful Senior Class play in many years. Starring in this immortal comedy about Elwood P. Dowd's escapades with Harvey, his huge invisible white rabbit, were Larry Shriberg, masterfully portraying Elwood, and Astrid Collin, our exchange student from Norway, doing an equally fine job as his sister, Veta. The all-senior hockey team, captained by Thomas Taylor and Joe Connelly and bolstered by the play of John Steede and Harris Childs, scored two moral victories by twice tying Walpole, a jinx team we had not defeated and had tied only twice in more than ten years. Waltham High's most successful, though predominately underclass, basketball team in many years was sparked to success by the great play of Captain John Ricci, great rebounder and high-scoring senior. This first Tech Tourney team from our school since 1950 compiled a Suburban League record of ten wins and two losses and twice defeated a strong Brockton five. During the year several important awards honored members of the Senior Class. The faculty and the students selected Nancy Milligan as recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution Award, Martha Garrahan and Jean Lennox won first and third prizes respectively in the annual B'nai B'rith Lodge essay contestg Jane MacNeil re- ceived the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. The Student Council selected Larry Shriberg to represent the school at the Jewish War Veterans' Brotherhood Breakfast at the Sheraton-Plaza. The Student Council also named the Good Government Day Com- mittee comprised of Louis Asekoff, as chairman, to be Waltham High's representative at the State House in March, 1957, on Good Government Day. Carol Williams, Jean Lennox, William Rhodes, and Jane MacNeil were the other members of the Exchange Committee to visit and to entertain Concord High School. Another highlight of the year was the annual faculty vs. seniors basketball game. For the third consecutive year, the teachers' team was captained by Mr. MacArthur, whose players consisted of Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Allen, Mr. Alfke, Mr. Brucchi, Mr. Eames, Mr. Yetten, and Mr. Zeno. The students' great team was led by none other than the towering Arthur Genova. One of the biggest events of our senior year was the school show, Scandals of 1957, directed for the first time by a student, our own talented Stephen Hays, assisted by Bob Hartley, Nick Cannistraro, Larry Shriberg, and Darrell Gould. The show was one of the most successful productions ever put on by a Waltham High class. The proceeds went to replenish the treasury of the Exchange Student Fund. The exchange fund was further increased by W.H.S.'s second Share in Democracy campaign, which, with the aid of an ex-exchange student, Peter Diepold of Germany, and our last summer exchange student to Switzerland, Nick Cannistraro, was quite successful, enabling us to continue this invaluable program for international under- standing. The senior year was climaxed in May by the biggest social event of our high school careers, the Senior Prom. It was -a fitting close to three of the most enjoyable and profitable years of our lives. Now as we look back on all the wonderful times we have had as sophomores, juniors, and finally seniors, we are indeed sorry to end our happy years. Nevertheless, we are about to leave Waltham High School, where a tireless and devoted faculty has guided our footsteps since 1954. Let us face the future mindful of the lessons taught us, for these will serve as a foundation for our achievements in the days to come as we take our places as citizens of America, the Beautiful. By NICHOLAS CANNISTRARO Assisted by JANE MacNEIL Hb Mft VJCKC Eduaflk 89' 'T QQ. v Wyman me A K s A .Q .5 .,,.- ,Af 1' ,al . iw fail ,M fsqgffq B. vvk' A V' n .52 il . H-id' 1 ,. QQ, K L x3 y B. QAYIGIQS wi W, v- u ff? we Wh 4 , , ,L'., 5.9,-, ' X1 Q X 1. i 'Pc' 'Riff -- .1 ,L ,L 5 53 K i 1 , -EE S - U K ,Q Q 1, gk -.-, 5 m a f . f 5 1 1 M Y m 1 A 1 . V Y' As V ? 3 x,.,,: , 5 gg my ,V - f 5 E , -. W x 's i Lmh 'I if gr' in New ,- V W ,. sw K ii - fn atwif J' yu f of M' J Q a 5 A lj bf, GJ i VV Ig. 144359, 3 L,h, in , gf? If Ur- ? A 2 - 1 A ' Vw ' . , ' 4 Q ,fi , . . N -- -, -- -2 4, ', 4- ' , Q - . 'f hflkgagv V if 0 '-dew' SA if,lAVa na-423 fw' , . W V' A 5 3? A '1 ' 1' , E A m gl? 5 M. L' K SVR J. VA kb 7 .E .g al . -,:': K K :yi I , .: lj T F K .V , ' -: 5,D,w , 5'Y'h?' 'Wifi' 'fv rn WN' 5 'fha' Q F is N' ,Q A W 5 Ek xt ....r .V C M X K ls V H We 'gg Q . nf, X X x QR il SK X f 1+ Q. Ip. Vi 1-llsrxiisgfv, fi x. I was K 1 Y J' E U fa Q 'V 'Oba n 7 I 1 L C. pn. 335g H . ' - 51, h . '..7 ..,-, ? , '-: .'- W W dmwimx K ,q f QS , xi Y . 5. jg Q, armws Q 4' 6 3 3 di N. 1 an mg, ff .. .,,,, -, Q75 ,,2' n vw if .-L. ' :-Q I LM L.ri'Vw X 90+ A Q A J J. El' if f' J . Qui' m gf,-:P . hx X xkxlu 7 S o bl W x .4 V' cg xg, NWA 2. J lf' 'sV 5 , r y..V U. 'mhpif Q rw ini If Ld 6 xi , Mx ci 9 ' 9.-'M ai.. uv - 49 iffy P 1 Ac, K . . A' Viv hl.1'agtA'An H. . I tara J. , K W' , Q., ' 'Kit' , 1 H- Q I ' ' 5f4f1l40 , ,Ya X . 25 4 -...-U Q- Pia My gdgnqtl iffy. 9144141 1' - ,HM - Q N5 H- ' QEE:,'?f 4-Ui 'V' 'I ,A , , '62 S s O6 u... ,..,v-9 ,C.U J 5' -Olney Rini wif' 'Ubi ' , c 'lffiitlfiln ANDREWS, JOAN Business Peppy Joan says, What? . . . Pals are Judy and Jeanette . . . likes typing and second lunch . . . future plans are to become a kindergarten teacher. Activities: Class Day Usher 3: Glee Club 2. ARSENAULT, BARBARA Business Roller skating is Ollie's favorite way to spend leisure time . . . typing is her favorite subject . . . plans to be an efficient secretary . . . her two closest pals are Kay and Verna . , . bequeaths to a future senior her seat in shorthand class. AUSTIN, ELLEN Business George says Ellen who can usually be seen strolling through the corridors with Maggie or Phyllis . . . likes first lunch and football games . . . thinks kids at WHS are terrific. BAILLARCEON, VIRGINIA Home Economies Ginny disliked homework . . . likes ball games and dancing . . . 'iNo kidding! says Ginny . . . she is usually seen with Mary and Joyce . . . liked best at WHS the Share of Demorcraey program. Activities: Glee Club 2: Knitting Club 3: Football Usher 2: Cafeteria 2, 3: Red Cross Rep. 2: Mirror Staff 2. 3. ARGONTI, MARGARET Business Peggy can be seen with Evie and .loan . . . likes spinach and mushrooms . . . favorite subject is office procedure . . . liked teachers best at WHS . . . hopes to be a secretary after gradua- tion. ASEKOFF, LOUIS College Popular and witty Louie enjoyed De- mocracy best at WHS . . . always pleading the Fifth Amendment with Dave . . . a future college man. Activities: Boys' Vice President 4: Ex- ecutive Council 4-: Debating Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play publicity chairman 4g Newspaper 2. AUSTIN, GRACE Business An avid football fan, Grace attended the games with her close friends, Mag- gie and Phyllis . . . liked all the kinds at WHS . . . favorite subject bookkeep- ing . . . bequeaths to Mr. Husson a big class of next year's seniors . . . Say- ing, What a nut! reveals her sense of humor. Activities: Camera Club 2: Special Typing 3. BARI, EVELYN Business Evey can usually be seen with Peggy . . . favorite subject is typing . . . future plans include work as an airline hostess. 91' Q 1 se V i.., Q BECKLAND, POLLY ANN Business Petite Becky . . . always seen with Helen or Elaine . . . plans to attend a business college . . . talking on the telephone and listening to the radio are her favorite pastimes . . . likes skiing, dancing, and football games. Activities: Glee Club 2: Camera Club 2, Girls' Sports 2: Mirror Business Staff 2, 3, 4g Business Office 4. BEAUDET, ROGER Trade 'gHow about thatll' exclaims Slim . . . spends his spare time repairing radios . . . music and sports rate high on his list of favorites . . . followers include Pat and Bill. BENINATI JOHN College Popular and handsome Ben can be heard saying Hey wait a minute! partntrs in crime include George and Dick liked biology best at WHS future plans indefinite. Activities Rifle Club 23 football 3, 4. BERRY FRED College Popular Fred better known as Fritz his favorite hobby is trying to keep his ear running . . . liked history best at WHS . . . always seen with Billy and Fddle . . . future plans BISSETT CAROL Business We had a ball says Kay . . . co- horts are Lynne and Dottie . . . favor- ite subject was business machines . . . just loves pizza hopes to become a A.-it secretary after graduation. wa Activities Football Usher 39 Open House Usher 3 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. BLAY HENRY Business l mean it seriously declares popular Hank likes playing baseball . . . constant companions . . John and Billy plans to enter the Marines . . . Activities Class President 4g Baseball BENCER, PAUL College Paul plans to go to engineering school after graduation . . . algebra was his favorite subject at WHS, but he en- joyed lunch better . . . he can always be seen with his two close friends, Tom and Paul. BENINATI, JOANNE Business Kind, Considerate Joanne . . . a short- hand whiz . ... plans to become a private secretary-enjoys a good game of tennis and sewing . . . abhors wait- ing for buses . . . friends include Clarie and Pat. Activities: Girls' Sports 23 Class Day Usher 3g Mirror Business Staff 43 Business Office 4. t at WHS. BENSON, IRIS Business lt's terrific says Iris friends in clude Martha and Dolores favorite subject was law liked Christmas Show of '54 best at WHS ambition is to become a clerical worker - Activities : Cafeteria 4 BERRY, GRACIA College Unique Cracia dislikes concerted people and loves jazz and classical music most of her time is spent with Sheila and Bev . . . wills venetian blinds for the cafe . . . upon graduating from the University of Maryland Cracia looks forward to a career in advertising Activities: Debating Club 2 Art Club 3g Christmas Program 2 Senior Play 4 BLANCHET, CHARLOTTE Business Sharlie, our pretty transfer from Ft Lauderdale, Florida numbers among her best friends Josephine and Martha liked business machines and filing hobbies include roller skating future plans are to work as a bank teller . . . admires friendliness and loyalty of everyone at WHS BOURCEOIS, PHYLLIS Business Really, exclaims Phil while enjoying a good football game can usually be seen with Barbara or Ellen favorite subject was typing would like to be a secretary or model after graduation . . . liked swell kids best . W-f. BOWSE, MARJORIE Business Margie's favorite pastime is listening to Glenn Miller's rec- ords and eating pizza . . . usu- ally seen with Meg or Lee . . . plans to become a secretary af- ter graduation . . . favorite sub- ject business machines. Activities: Camera Club 2g FHA Club 3. BRENNAN, BARBARA Business Hello there, says Barb . . . chums are Lee and Marsha . . . loves parties ,. . . Economics rated tops with her . . . liked all the friendly kids best at WHS . . . plans to attend Lasell Junior College. BROWN, ORVILLE Trade Good-looking Skip .' . . always can be found fixing old cars with Doug Hampson . . . plans to become a first-rate carpenter . . . likes dancing and girls, girls, girls . . . good luck in the future, Skip! BUTLER, FREDERICK General Fred finds life rather pleasant . . . good natured . . . even tempered , . . pet peeves, con- ceited people and algebra. BRAINERDQ FRANK General I'1l sayl exclaims Pete . . . the US Army is next on the agenda . . . likes bowling . . . abhors cars that don't run . . . cohorts include Steve and Louis. BRENNAN, JAMES Business Terrible, terrible, e x cl a i m s Jim . . . likes reading hot rod magazines . . . chums are Mel and Bob . . . future plans in- clude Northeastern and then the Navy. BURKE, MARY ANN Home Economics Called Trigger by her many friends, who usually are Dotty and Joella . . . pet peeve is waiting for people . . . liked first lunch and Democracy classes at WHS . , . Mary Ann plans a career in nursing. CAHILL, WILLIAM General Bill liked lunch best at WHS . . . his greatest interest is Foreign Cars . . . among many pals are Sid and Al . . . favorite saying is Nice Try . . . fa- vorite subject was US History. Activities: Projector Club 3g Talent Show 39 Red Cross Rep- resentative 2. CAIE, PRISCILLA College Vivacious Cilla . . . one of WHS's prettiest cheerleaders . . . pet peeve, conceited people . . . always seen with Shirley or Carol . . . loves to eat . . . future college? Activities: Glee Club 25 Knit- ting Club 3g Cheerleader 4-g Dance Committee 2g Christmas Program 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 4, Maroon Squad 4-g Guidance Office 35 Girls' Sports 2, 3. CALDWELL, GEORGE Trade George wants to move to Cali- fornia and take up carpentry work . . . leaves to Mr. Harding a good group . . . always seen with Ellen or Bobby. homework. CANNISTRARO, NICHOLAS College Friendly Nick . . . WllS's lucky ex- change student to Switzerland . . . usu- ally seen with pals, Artie and Steve . . . his favorite expression is Condi . . . plans to go to Harvard. Activities: Class President 2, 33 Student Covernment President 43 Cerman Club 2, 3, 43 Debating Club 2, 3, 4g Dance Committee 3g Christmas Program 2, 3g Talent Show 2, 33 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4g Maroon Squad 4g Class Day Usher 3. CANTER. PATRICIA College Vivacious Pat has attended all the foot- ball games with Lois and Phyl . . . hopes to go to college . . . dislikes coneeited people . . . byword is I don't care . . . leaves a tape recorder to Mr. 0'Brien so he won't have to repeat so much. Activities: Clee Club 23 Knitting Club 3. CARRUTHERS, JUDITH Business Popular ,ludi plans to be a medical secretary . . . usually seen with Jane or Odette . . . enjoys dancing and music . . . the football and hockey games at WHS rated tops with her . . . favorite subject, typing. Activities: Class Secretary 4: Cheer- leader 43 Red Cross Representative 33 Mirror Representative 43 Class Day Usher 3. CASTANINO, HELEN Business Among Helen's preferences are eating and sleeping . . . Polly and Barbara are numbered among her friends . . . enjoys dancing and football games . . . plans to become a dental hygienist . . . leaves her place in lunch line to a worthy underclassman. Arlivilies: Mirror 2, 33 Class Day Usher 23 Business Office 2. Ar'rii:iIy.' Football 3. CANIPIYELL, RAYMOND Business Sonpy plans to attend Boston Uni- versity or Northwestern . . . partners in crime. Bill and Tony . . . enjoys accounting, gym, and hockey . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning and CAMPBELL, SHEILA Home Economics In the near future Soupie plans to move to Canada . . . the alarm clock is her worst enemy in the morning . . . Arleen and Pat are two of her many friends . , . liked study periods best of all at WHS . . . enjoys riding around in Murf's ear. ' KVQV ,,,, 1 tary. Committee 3, 4. dislikes. Usher 3. CANNISTRARO RONALD lollege Cood-looking Ronnie future plans are to attend a business school sport cars and pina head his list of preferences . . can usually be seen with Billy and Louis enjoyed Eng lish at WHS . spen s his time building his stamp collection CARDILLO, DOLORES Business One of our peppy cheerleaders can usually be heard saying Oh Chester . . . friends include Martha and Iris . . . likes black and white sodas cheer leading, decorating the gym would like to make some boss a good secre Activities: Class Secretary 2 Home Room Representative 2 Dramatic Club 23 Cheerleader 4 Newspaper 2 Dance CASS, JOAN College Slim, attractive .Ioanie likes German and Chinese food plans to attend Newton-Wellesley pals are Nancy and ,Ianice . . . a happy girl with no Activities: Home Room Representative 43 Knitting Club 2 Dramatic Club 3 4g German Club 3 4- Christmas Pro gram 33 Mirror Staff 4 Class Day CASTELLANO, MICHAEL General Friendly Mike . usually seen with Paul and Billy . his favorite expres sion is that's what she said' favorite subject was English liked friendly atmosphere in the corridors at WHS . . . bequeaths his space in the parking lot to Robert Tobin Activities: Football 2 . Vi' W- ... . A 17 ,, it Al' cHiKi0iP1'oN, JOAN Business Hockey games rate first with petite Joni, who can usually be seen with Arlene and Jean . . . favorite subject was typing . . . dislikes waiting for people. Activities: Clee Club 2: Hockey Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Cafeteria 4. CHARBONEAU, EILEEN College Little but lively Eileen . . . plans to go to business school . . . usually seen with Shirley and Priscilla . . . people who gossip are on her black list . . . likes dancing and pizza. Activities: Glee Club 2: German Club 43 Cheerleaders' Captain 4: Dance Committee 2: Senior Class Play: Red Cross Room Representative 3: Maroon Squad 4. CHIASSON, BERNARD Business Popular Bernie plans to be a sales- man . . . followers include Richard and Tony . . . enjoys baseball . . . dislikes homework. Activities: Baseball 4: Maroon Squad 4. CHILDS, HARRIS Business Quiet, friendly Harris . . . liked lunch time best at WHS . . . friends include John and Joe . . . a future college man . . . good luck, Harris! Activities: Hockey 1. 2, 3. teria 4. CLARK, DOROTHEA Business CLARKE, CAROLE Business Sandy . . . wedding bells in the 'AVery good, remarks Carole when future for this likeable miss . . . usually things are especially good . . . friends seen with Carole or Jan . . . favorite include Carol and Kay . . . enjoys subject was business machines . . . eating in the cafe with the kids . . . good luck, Sandy l dislikes conceited people. Activities: Open House Usher 3: Cafe- CHAMPION, ROBERT College Great says Bob who is often called champ by his friends . . . fellow cohorts are John and Tom . . . favorite subject was Trig with Mr. Petinatti . . . disliked sessions after school . . . future plans include college. Activities: Hockey 2: Mirror Repre- sentative 3: Audio-Visual Staff 2, 3, 4. CHARLTON, PRISCILLA College Studious Cilla, a future graduate of Bates Junior College, can usually be seen around school with Jean or Gail . . . dislikes people who chew gum and five-sided polygons . . . enjoyed Mr. Clark's World History class best at WHS. Activities: Debating Club 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Usher 3, 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 3. CHIASSON, ODETTE Business 'L0dy hopes to become a dancing teacher . . . friends include Shiela and Judi . . . likes parties and hockey games . . . dislikes people who gossip . . . to the girls in Room 109, she leaves a box full of pennies. Activities: Hockey Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Class Day and Gradua- tion Usher 3: Home Room Represen- tative 4. CIAVARDONE, MARTHA Business Marty likes cheerleading and that black Oldsmobile . . . friends include Dolores, Iris, and Mary . . . favorite subject was English. Activities: Dance Committee 45 Red Cross Representative 49 Maroon Squad 4: Library 35 Cheerleader 4. COI I IN ASTRIIJ College Astrid our friendly exchange student from Norway hopes to study languages after completing high school in Norway favorite hobby naturally. is skiing others include dancing and swim- ming She will be wcll remembered by all for her active participation in all Aetwities Dramatic Club 44 Home Room legislator 4 Newspaper 4. CONNORS MARY Home Economics fp CRAPO VIRGINIA College Ginny tnjoys ba eball and parties dislikes homework . . . usually seen with Rhonda and Georgia . . . liked English best at WHS . . . future plans include attending a business col- Aetivities G.Iee Club 3. CLIFFORD, MALCOLM Business 'fCliff's continent of life: 'Splendid . . . enjoys being with Jim and Rob . . . among many likes are basketball. music, pizza, sports ear races . . . likes ac- eounting and Mr. Husson's war stories . . . plans to attend Salem State Teach- ers College. Aetivities: Rifle Club 2g Mirror Repre- sentative 4. CONNOLLY ROBERT Trade Likul the girl girls, girls at WHS! hopes to be an ace welder and - auto body mechanic . . friends Don Y e an Sttve always Call him Little g Conk can always be found build- ' 5 . utet Mary a future nurse . . . seen ,- I most often with .Ioyce, Terry, or Carol 1 math and history were highlights a during Marys years at WHS . . . hob- bies include knitting and girls' sports. if V' It A as M COCCO, CAROL College You're off my list, exclaims Carol as she wanders through the corridors of WHS with Barbara and Phyllis . . . business school is the next step in edu- cation for Carol . . . enjoyed French during her three years in high school. Activities: Knitting Club 2g Maroon Squad 4. 'G' w 5, CONNORS. .IOHN College 1 is Friendly Jack rates sports best of all , , ' Q 'Q' il . . . favorite subject Biology com if 3 ,L t panions include ,lack and Ed f' future plans, college and wearing the . ,, . uniform of the U S Army M Activities: Basketball 2 Dance Com I mittee 4g Mirror Representative 2 I Audio-Visual Staff 3 clude college. definite. CONNOLLY, JOQEPH College Conk, as he was known by many was usually seen with Tom and Fred . . . dislikes conceited people rates skating best . . future plans include prep school and college Activity: Hockey Team 2 3 4 COOK, NANCY Business Cookie likes skating dislikes jealous boys . . partners in crime are .Iudy and Linda favorite sub ject is Algebra future plans in Activities: Home Room Representative 3: Glee Club 2g Class Day Usher 3 Graduation Usher 3 CROSS, GEORGIA Business Cute Io . . . can always be seen with Sherri and Camille favorite subject was bookkeeping enjoys baseball and the movies dislikes impatient people future plans in I ' r., CUMMINGS, PATRICIA Home Economics That's too bad! exclaims fun-loving Pat . . . democracy and drivers' edu- cation rated tops at WHS . . . dislikes crowds and sitting still . . . friends in- clude Sheila and Dottie . . . good luck in the future, Pat! CURTIN, MARY College Cheerful Mary like pizza . . . dislikes grouchy people . . . liked World His- tory and French best at WHS . . . chums include Jan and Brenda . . . future plans include attending a teach- ers college. Activities: Mirror Staff 43 Maroon Squad 43 Graduation Usher 3, Knitting Club 3, Cheerleader 4. DALLA COSTA, RICHARD General Known to some as Dick . . . likes trips . . . disliked Room 210 . . . his favorite subjects, algebra and physical science . . . partners in crime, John and Fred . . . future plans include engineering. Activities: Home Room Representative 3g Rifle Club. DAVIDSON, SIDNEY General Sid dislikes stuck-up girls . . . en- joys his car . . . math rated high with him . . . usuallv seen with Bill and Al . . . future plans are indefinite. Activity: Audio-Visual Staff. CUNNINGHAM, SHARYN Business Sherri's noble ambition is to become another Florence Nightingale . . . two of her many friends are Georgia and Marion . . . enjoys listening to records . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . good luck, Sherri, in your nursing! CUSANO, MARIE Business Petite fun-loving Marie . . . ambition is to become a commercial artist . . . gifted with a creative personality, she enjoys drawing and sewing . . . close friend, Marianne . . . liked shorthand and typing. Actviities: Dramatic Club 25 Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 3. DAM, SALLY ANN College Petite and pretty Sally enjoys listening to the radio . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . usually seen with Barb and Marcelle . . . biology rated tops on her list of subjects . . . future plans include secretarial work. Activity: Talent Show 3. DAVIS, DIANE Business Diane lives by the very philosophical motto, Never sacrifice the permanent on the altar of the immediate . . . plans to train for secretarial work at Bob Jones University . . . always seen in the corridors with Gail and Barbara . . . enjoys swimming and horseback riding . . . appreciated the teachers' interest in students at WHS. Activities: Science Club 33 Glee Club 3, Mirror Secretary 4. DEAGLE, RHONDA College Rhonda liked Latin best at WHS . . . usually seen with Ginny and Marcella . . . loves baseball players . . . future plans include being a comptometer operator. Activity: Art Club 3. DEFFELY, MARION College Our peppy head drum majorette liked chemistry and gym classes best at WHS . . . disliked homework over the week- ends . . . future plans include nurse's training . . . friends include Pat and Janet. Activities: Glee Club 2: German Club 4g Junior Prom 3g Class Day Usher 49 Band 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. time ft Nl I I tt. , lil' SISTO MARIANNE DEFINA, DOROTHY Business Dottie plans to go to college' after school . . . fr.:-nds include Peggy and Sandy , . . favorite pastime- is reading. Ar-lirities: Business Office 3. Business Pa'-hron minded Marianne plans to takm a modtling course at the Aiadcmn Moderne . .. her many friends include Marie . . . an avid football fan, she also likes the Red Sox . . . favorite subject was English. Activities: Dramatic Club 23 Special Typing 3g Senior Play Candy Girl 23 National Honor Society 3, 4. DECICCO, MADALINE Home Economics Joan lives for vacations . . . disliked school . . . enjoys col- lecting and playing records . . . friends are Pat and Louise . . . future plans include attending a business college. DOCHERTY, PATRICIA Home Economics Pat likes sleeping and eating . . . dislikes any form of work . . . English rate-d tops on her list of subjects . . . l'lll1f'I1S in- clude Shelia and Nancy . . . future plans include attending a business college. Activities: Red Cross Represen- tative 23 Clce Club 2. DOUCET, MARGARET. Business Likeable 'fMaggie plans to en ter a business school . . . likes going to Revere Beach and play- ing the piano . . . friends in- clude Camille. Honey, and the Austins. Activities: Christmas Program 4g Library 23 Talent Show 43 Sen- ior Class Play Committee 4. DELANEY, MARCELLE College Marcey loves pink and grey Pontiacs and pizza . . . dislikes black cars and nightmares . . . English rated tops on her list . . . liked the free lectures on philosophy from Mr. Zeno and the football games best at WHS . . . future plans include college. Activities: Clee Club 23 Art Club 3. Stretch l after graduation. Visual Staff 2. Business Office 4 .3521 DE VINCENT, ARTHUR Arthur, known as Sonny likes cars . . . disliked English cohorts include Joe and Tom . . . Physics rated high with him . . . future plans include college Activities: Hockey Team 2 3 4- DILORENZO, JOSEPH Fun-loving Stretch likes to spend his time bowling friends include Paul and Eddie . . . good luck in the future DOORAKIAN, GEORGE Baseball and Chemistry rate high in Ceorge's list of likes at WHS . . . pals include Sal Spatraro and Bob Robinson plans to go to engineering school Activities: Baseball 2 3 Red Cross Representatlve 2 Audlo DOUCETTE, ELAINE Business Perky Elaine can usually be seen with Polly or Eddy ikes skiing and ice skating as avid dislike for those who dont have team spirit . enjoyed all the dances at WHS Activities: Home Room Repre sentative 23 Clee Club 2 Pho tography Club 23 Girls Sports 2g Orchestra 2g Newspaper 3 BARBARA Business Sure! says friendly Barb . . . liked English and lunch best at WHS . . . friends include Meg and Margie . . . Good luck in the future, Barb! Activities: Glee Club lg Photography Club 23 Dramatic Club 3g Class Treas- urer Ig Red Cross Representative 35 Monitor-Corridor and Cafeteria 3g Open House Usher 25 Library 3. DUBLE, MARGARET College Margie, a recruit from Hamilton High School liked the friendly atmosphere at WHS best . . . other likes . . . journa- lism, photography, swimming, and music . . . greatest dislike . . . bermuda knee socks . . . can be seen most often with Priscilla and .lean . . . future plans indefinite. DURKIN, THOMAS General Athletic Tom, one of WHS's brightest hockey stars, plans to attend Went- worth Institute . . . partners in crime, Joe and Iohn . . . democracy and gym rated tops wtih Tom . . . pet peeve, homework. Activity: Hockey 2, 3, 4. EMERSON, JUDITH Home Economics Judy likes red convertibles and ice cream . . . French rated tops on her list of subjects . . . usually found swim- ming or with Nancy . . . future plans include attending University of Mass. Activities: Class Day and Graduation Usher 3. DREW, IANICE College Neat looking Jan loves pizza . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . history rated tops on her list of subjects . . . was quite often seen with Mary and Joan . . . future plans include attending Framingham State Teachers College. Activities: Mirror Representative 3, 43 Mirror Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 2g Graduation Day Usher 33 Knitting Club 3g German Club 3, 4-g Christmas Pro- gram 3. DURKEE, WILLIAM Technical Billy, known by everyone as Duke, enjoyed being a senior and a member of Mr. Pettinati's math class best at Waltham High . . . among his many friends are Artie, Chuck, Jim, and Dave . . . no certain plans for the future. Activities: Basketball 3, 4g Audio- Visual Staff 2, Student Guide 3. ELLSWORTH, WILLIAM General Happy-go-lucky Billy is always seen driving around with Charlie or Hank . . . playing hockey, eating ice cream, experimenting in cooking, and frequent- ing the Drive-Ins rank tops with him . . . favorite subjects being English and democracy . . . definitely thinks all girls are individualists . . . Newman Prep and the jewelry business are in the future. Activity: Hockey 2. EMERSON, MYRON General Ronnie can always be seen with Leo and Ronnie . . . likes include girls, sports, weight lifting, food, and algebra . . . only dislike, homework . . . maybe a stretch with the U. S. Marine Corps after graduation. EMSLIE, MARION Business Vivacious Marion . . . future plans in- clude college and social work . . . closest friends are Judi and Sharon . . history is tops on Mam's list. ENMAN, GEORGE Trade 6'G.G. liked working on the automatic printing presses at Trade . . . future plans include working in a printing plant . . . pastimes include swimming . . . cohorts are ,Iimmie and Ronnie. FAHEY EDWARD Business FARRELL VIRCINIA College Popular Ginny loves parties and the Tote is always with Judi . . . dis- likes people who cant keep secrets . . . one of our peppiest hockey cheerleaders will major in elementary educa- FISHER MARTHA Business Red hopes to be a lab technician or public accountant . dislikes home- work and concerted boys . . . friends are Jo Graceffa and Meg Fenton . . . leaves Mr Hussen a new set of ac- Actwzties Photography Club 2, 3g Red Cross Representative lg Library Staff FLANIGAN CAROL College Carol is best known for her sense of humor and her talkativeness . . . al- ways seen with Shirley, Cella and Eileen our lively football cheer- leader loves vacations parties, and food favorite subJects English and French plans to be a secretary. Activities Bowling Team 3g Cheer- leader 4 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Mirror Rep 3 Guidance Office 3. ERRA, MARY Home Economics What do ya say, shouts Mary to Pat and Martha . . . Chcering at the foot- ball games and reading keep Mary busy . . . dislikes homework . . . her future plans are to he a heautician. ESTABROOK, JILL College Tall, vivacious Jill enjoys dancing and parties . . . dislikes homework . . . chums arc Claire, Alice, and Midge . . . future plans include Nurses' Training. Activities: Dramatic Club 3g Glee Club 2g German Club 3, 4g Dance Commit- tee 4g Junior Prom 3g Maroon Squad 43 Class Day Usher 3. Personable Ed dignified, well-liked . 4 attending a business school a music and frundly Waltham High's M lover, she enjoys dancing and playing gourmct best pastime to Ed is 5 the piano . . . all the dances and art sleeping partners in crime Joe and rated tops at WHS Frank Army here I Come- - Activities: Talent Show 3 4 Senior ,, Class Playg Business Office 4 Activzties Dramatic Club 25 Junior Prom 3 Cheerleader 3, 45 Sophomore Hop 2 Christmas Program 3, 4g Mir- .: Mm all in the future. FALZONE, CAMILLE Business Camille's plans for the future include FENTON, MARGARET Business Friendly Meg . . . liked talent shows and business machines best at WHS . . . seen roaming corridors with Martha Lee, and Margie . . orange blossoms Activities: Photography Club 1 FHA 25 Corridor Monitor 2 FITZ-GERALD, SHIRLEY C College Cute friendly Shirley hopes to be a medical secretary . likes Siamese cats and letters from Formosa friends include Eileen Carol and Cilla . . . one of WHS's most enthusiastic cheerleaders, she leaves her megaphone to next year's cheering squad Activities: Home Room Representative 2, 43 Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 4 Dance Committee Chairman 4 Talent Show 33 Christmas Show 3 Senior Play 43 Maroon Squad 4 FOLSOM, JOHN College John is one of WHSS future com mercial artists . . favorite subject while at WHS naturally was Art with Mrs. Gabriel . . . progressive Jan and the 2:30 bell rate tops with John Activities: Art Club 2 3 4 German Club 2, 4g Dance Committee 2 FREDERICKS, CAROLYN Business Fun-loving Kay . . . usually seen with Barbara or Judith . . . has high hopes of becoming a medical secretary . . . liked shorthand and middle period in 109 . . . to a future senior, she leaves her seat in Mr. Hood's English class. GAETA, MATTHEW General Can you beat that says popular Matty . . . likes hockey, fooling with cars, and the 2:30 bell . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . special pals are Terry and Ron . . . a future college man. Activities: Maroon Squad 4. GALLAGHER, TERRENCE General Popular Terry can be seen with Matty and Walter . . . likes drawing . . . dis- likes bores at parties . . . plans to join the service after graduation . . . good luck, Terry! Activity: Maroon Squad 4. GARRAHAN, MARTHA College Popular, pretty Martha . . . well-liked by everyone . . . future plans include elementary teaching . . . always seen with Judy wondering what's next on the yearbook . . . all the luck in the world, Martha, in whatever you do! Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 2g Newspaper 3, 4, Features Editor 4, Mirror Staff, C0- editor 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Class Day, Graduation Usher 33 Open House Usher 4. GENOVA, ARTHUR College Mathematical minded Art enjoyed Mr. Petinatti's technical math class best at WHS . . . his buddies include Jack, Nick, and Duke . . . plans to study electrical engineering at Northwestern GASPARI, ALFRED Business Fun-loving Al . . . enjoyed Mr. Hus- son's sales and accounting class best at WHS . . . plans a career as a book- keeper . . . food and cars rate tops . . . Sid and Bill are his constant cohorts. Activity: Maroon Squad 4. FRITCHIE, ROBERT College Bob plans on studying mechanical en- gineering after graduation . . . likes hunting, swimming, and summer vaca- tions . . . considers Democracy his fav- orite subject at WHS . . . constant companions are Paul and Ray. Activities: Rifle Club 2g German Club 3. GALLAGHER, ARLENE Business Vivacious Arlene can usually be seen with Maggie, Lynne, and Carol . . . liked biology best at WHS . . . plans to attend school for commercial work. Activities: Usher 4g Talent Show 2. GARDINER, JANET College Pretty petite Jan . . . liked girls' sports best at WHS . . . usually seen with Betty and Susan . . . dislikes people who are always early . . . plans to become a nurse. Activities: Dramatic Club 3g Glee Club 2, Cafeteria 33 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. GARRIGAN, PATRICIA Home Economics Friendly Pat is always saying I'll never tell . . . likes skating and vaca- tions . . . rates cooking with Miss Babb and democracy best at WHS . . . con- stant companions Joan, Beverly, Louise . . . plans to enter retailing. GI'fOFl RION, LOUISE Home Economies It sure is good to me. says happy-go-lucky Louise . . . usu- ally seen with Pat, Joan, and Carol . . . likes long trips and dancing . . . dislikes crowds and waiting . . . her favorite subject was English at WHS. Activities: Christmas Show 3. GHIOLDI, EMILIO College Steve . . . a lover of pizza and science . . homework . Jim, and Glen . . . graduation include a business school. Activities: Radio Club 2. . . . Ken, plans after GOODHUE. LUCIA Business Good-natured Lou . . . an ar- dent hockey fan . . . can usually be seen with Martha or Nancy . . . ambition is to become a private secretary . . . typing rates high with her . . . to Miss Frost she bequeaths a nice, new whistle. Activities: Dramatic Club 33 Christmas Program 2, 3g Talent Show 33 Newspaper 43 Gradu- ation Day Usher 3. GORDON, PATRICIA Home Economics Hi, how are you? says popu- lar Flash . . , likes winter sports and food . . . abhors homework . . . thought football games were tops at WHS . . . pals include Mary Ann and Pat . . . plans to be a dental assistant. Activities: Knitting Club 33 Open House Usher 3, Class Day and Graduation Usher 3. GRACEFFA, JOSEPHINE Business Cute ,lo . . . always seen with Martha and Nancy . . . liked the friendly kids, plays and dances at WHS . . . future plans indefinite. Activities: Red Cross Represen- tative 2g Business Office 3. GRAY, MARSHALL College Popular, good-looking Skip . . . always saying hi, kids , . . enjoys hockey and an occa- sional ??? date . . . buddies include Billy and Terry . . . business administration in the future. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, Home Room Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Staff 2, 4, Maroon Squad 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Newspaper 1, 2, 45 Hockey 3, 4-g Baseball 2, 43 Open .House Usher 3. i 1 +I : - K ., p li ii- , P . .if ,ML . 5 Q' Q . si' 'sl N . 'w rs .- A- f -ff, f K - as 2 5 t , tg, ,- -f g'k,. :'5 W ref ff ' 3.4 3-CFM' k .. -. ei-A152 A l ,k. ,': - fav t Q9 -1 , .fs s wif I e P G s -3.-2 7262 ':,- . w,sQ -i pet peeve . . . . friendly cohorts GOODNESS, ANTHONY General That's about the size of it, can be heard from Tony . . . often seen with John and Joe . . . favorite subject was math . . . future plans include elec- tronic training. GOULD, DARRELL Technical Hmn1mm! exclaims Skip . . . seen with his buddies Tom and Ferky . . . likes money, money, money . . . an expert cartoonist . . . enjoyed English best at WHS . , . future plans include either radio work or writing. Activities: Class Treasurer 2, 3g Art Club 2. GRAVES, MARILYN Business Lyn's favorite byword is idiot . . . usually seen walking and talking with Bev and Nancy . . . plans to work in an office . . . likes having fun . . , happy girl with no dislikes. Activities: Business Staff of Mir- ror 2, 3, 44 Headmaster's Of- fice 3, 4. GREAVES, RUTH Business f'For pete 'sakesl exclaims Ruthie . . . can usually be seen with Sandy and Polly . . . fa- vorite pastimes are dancing and swimming . . . Ruthie's future plans are indefinite but we know sl1e'll be successful in whatever she does. WP 19. - ',-,GEORGE College George likes all kinds of sports and eating ,pizza . . . dislikes bossy girls . . . partners in crime include Dick and John . . . after graduation plans to attend Northeastern University. Activities: Home Room Representative 35 German Club 35 Red Cross Repre- sentative 25 Exchange Committee 25 Audio-Visual Staff 3. GUSTAVSON. GAIL College Gusty likes ballet . . . dislikes the five sides of a polygon . . . constant com- panions are ,lean and Priscilla . . . plans to study theater arts at Boston University. Activities: German Club 2, 3, 45 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Dance Committee 35 Christmas Pro- gram 35 Talent Show 35 Red Cross Representative 35 Open House Usher 35 Library Staff 4. HANSON, CAROLYN College Artistic Carol likes sewing, taking art lessons, and eating pizza . . .spends her spare time with Jackie and Gail . . . plans to be an interior decorator. Activities: Art Club 2, 35 Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Rep. 3. HARTLEY, ROBERT College Quiet Bob, a future engineer, can al- ways be seen with Steve and Wayne . . . likes to listen to good music and play the guitar during his spare time. Activities: German Club 45 Glee Club 25 Christmas Program 35 Talent Show 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Audio Visual Staff 45 Physics Laboratory As- sistant 4. GUSTAFSON, JOHN Business Handsome John dislikes conceited girls . . . cohorts are Ed and Walter . . . future plans indefinite . . . liked gym best at WHS. HALL, ROBERT College Handsome Bob plans to enter the field of architecture and drafting . . . always seen with Jimmy and Mal . . . likes cars and hunting . . . disliked home- work . . . thought art was tops at WHS. HART, ARLENE Business Likeable Hartsie . . . is sure to suc- ceed as a private secretary . . . her many friends include Barbara and Lee . . . likes football games and Italian sandwiches . . . dislikes homework and conceited people . . . History rated tops wtih her at WHS. Activities: Glee Club 25 Cheerleader 45 Christmas Program 35 Newspaper 45 Business Office 45 Maroon Squad 4. HARVEY, PAUL General What you say-heh . . . ask Harv the history brain . . . start of day for hockey player Harv is 2:30 p.m. daily . . . just being happy is all that Harvey wants . . . like many others, going to try the service first. HAYES, PATRICIA Business What are you going to do? asks Pat . . . this petite blond can be seen with Claire and Eleanor in the corridors . . . future plans to become a secretary . . . loved going to the football games at WHS. Activities: Newspaper 35 Mirror Busi- ness Staff 45 Mirror Room Rep. 35 Usher Class Day 35 Business Office 4. i HAYES, RICHARD Business Dick, the boy with the smile . . . plans to travel extensively . . . dislikes talka- tive girls . . . likes all sports . . . future plans include serving Uncle Sam. HAYS, STEPHEN College Popular and talented Steve plans on producing and directing shows in the future . . .enjoys playing the piano . . . friends include Wayne and Mike. Aetizfities: Boys' Vice President 4g Dra- matic Club 2. 3, 4g Christmas Pro- gram 2. 3. 4: Talent Show 2, 3. 43 Senior Play 4g National Honor So- ciety 3,.4. HEALEY, MONA LEE Business Oh, really? declares popular Boo . . . future plans, to attend junior college to become a legal secretary . . . can be seen with Arlene and Barbara . . . favorite pastimes are dancing and driv- ing the Buick . . . enjoys summers at the Cape . . . favorite subject was law. Activities: Red Cross Representative 3: Newspaper 4: Maroon Squad 4. fe .il 35921 Hll.l,s, 1.lNo.-x College 2' 'Q' K H ' I '. , .N ., ,. , Home on. l,ets thee: says pzppy attractive l,inda . . . liked eheering at 1 M i ,fa the games . . . friendly eohorts Jane ' R and llelen . , . hopes to teaeh elemen- ' tary education. !f1'livi!ies.' Girls' Vice l'resident -'lg ' clil1'l'Tlt'HtlC'l' 41 Dance tllIlllilllllt't' 2. fi. ,VI K if 41 Red Cross Representative 2: Nlirror ' -f I- 1 l X , 'Q Staff and Representative 43 Newspulwr ' 45 Class Day and Graduation Usher 3: Guidance Office 33 Girls' Sports 2, 31 Junior Prom Committee 3. JACOBS, NANCY Business Friendly Nancy thought the kids at WHS were just tops . . . liked account- ing with Mr. Husson . . . cohorts, Jo, Martha, Marilyn . . . future plans in- clude business school. Activities: Home Room Representative 3, 49 Business Office 3, 4. JOHNEDIS, GEORGE College To be a commercial artist is George-'s ambition . . . can be seen with Lou and Ronnie . . . favorite saying is 0h. brother! . . . loves art and movies . . . dislikes talkative girls. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 33 Talent Show 23 Dance Committee 2. KELLY, GERTRUDE Fun-loving Trudy . . . dislikes conceited people . . . likes listening to the radio and food . . . no definite plans for the future. X., E' 1-was g ,ggi . f atv gt HOLMES. JACQUELINE College Fun-loving ,lackie liked Miss McCrath's English class best at WHS . . . spends her spare time on music and sports . . . close friends are Anita and Carolyn . . . plans to major in music at college. Activities: Clee Club 2: German Club 41 Girls' Sports 2, 3. 4: Christmas Pro- gram 3g Orchestra 2, 3, 41 Band 3, 45 Room 210 2, 3, 4. JAFFERIAN, RICHARD College Popular fun-loving jeff . . . forever saying all righty . . . seen with Ben and George . . . likes working on his car and playing football . . . future plans may include serving Uncle Sam. Activity: Football 2, 3, 4. KEEFE, BARBARA Business Artistic Barb . . . loves eating pizzas and dancing . . . Phyl and Dolly are two of her many friends . . . good luck. Barb! Activities: Dance Committee 3: Christ- mas Program 3g Talent Show 3. KEMPTON, NANCY College Nancy, the girl with a personality plus smile . . . is always exclaiming Mon Dieu . . . pastimes include reading and making frappes . . . loved French and world history . . . always seen with Joan and Brenda . . . aims to be suc- cessful in social work. Activities: Debating Club 2, 3. 4g Dance Committee 2, 3, 4g National Honor So- ciety 3, 4g Mirror Staff 3, 4: News- paper 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Class Day Usher 3. ' OSKI, BARBARA Business Barbara's cohorts in crime are Diane, Lee, and Arlene future plans are to be a legal secretary. Activities: Red Cross Rep. 2g Mirror, Literary 4g Mirror Rep. 25 Newspaper 2, 3, 4g Business Office 45 Junior Rep. on Board of Publication. LAHEY, PHYLLIS Home Economics Vivacious nPhyl . . . plans in- clude military service as a Wave . . . put a pizza in front of this gal and shels happy . . . friends include Carol and Lee. Activities: Homeroom Rep. 3g Art Club 33 Monitor 3g Maroon Squad 35 Library 3g Guidance Office 4. LANGILL, JUDITH Business Reserved Judy plans to attend business school to become a medical secretary . . . friends include Fran and Loretta . . . liked English class with Mr. Dwyer best . . . favorite pastime, knitting. Activities: Library 3. LAVASH, THEODORE General Ted's favorite saying is don't worry about it . . . best friends are .lig and Ronnie . . . hob- bies include drawing . . . fu- ture plans are entrance in a cartoonist school . . . leaves to anyone who can take it away, his Ford. KYTE, PAUL College UP. K.,', a person of many tal- ents . . . sea lawyer . . . fisher- man . . . cook, literally and figuratively, with friend Jerry . . . expert in have hads and would have hads . . . favorite saying, HHe's a freshief' LALLY, JEANNE Business Perky Jeanne can usually be seen with Arlene and Joni . . . English class and going to the football and basketball games rate tops with Jeanne . . . fu- ture plans indefinite . . . fa- vorite pastime roller skating. LA ROSEE, ROBERTA Business Roberta . . . better known as Terry . . . can be heard saying It nearly knocked me into next weekl' . . . usually seen with Carol and Joyce . . . favorite subject was Democracy . . . liked the various dispositions of the teachers best at WHS . . . future plans indefinite, LEBLANC, BEVERLY Home Economics Peppy Bev enjoyed being a hockey cheerleader most at WHS . . . among her many friends are Jean and Cracia . . . Bev has made no definite plans for the future. Activities: Glee Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 3, 4. LEBLANC, LEO General Leo thinks country and western music is tops . . . will always be remembered for his accom- plished electric guitar playing . . . closest friends are Dickie and Lennie . . . favorites at WHS were physics and the talent shows . . . future plans are to enter the New England Conser- vatory of Music. Activities: Christmas Program 2g Talent Show 3g Audio-Visual Staff 2, 3, 4. LEBLANC, RONALD Trade Happy-go-lucky Ron . . . plans are to become a printer . . . favorite subject was history . . . likes to spend his spare time playing baseball with George and Gary. LENNOX, JEAN College Petite, quiet Jeannie is forever ques- tioning What's up? . . . friends in- clude Cilla and Gail . . .it's yes to camping, classical music, and chem- istry, but no to five-sided polygons . . . no definite college chosen, but am- bition is to become a bio-chemist. Activities: Debating Club 3, 4g German Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 45 Usher 3: Orchestra 23 Band 2, 3. LEONARD, CONSTANCE Business Attractive Connie plans to become a secretary . . . pals are Lucia and Kay . . . favorite pastime, watching the Red Sox play baseball . . . likes to sleep till ten in the morning . . . favorite subjects, English and history. LESNESKI, JOHN General Athletically-minded Jig likes gym and golf . . . can often be seen with Ted . . . future plans include the service. Activity: Hockey 2, 3, 4. LIVELY, WALTER General Popular Rocky enjoyed WHS except for the homework . . . spends most of his spare time working on his car with Terry and Billy . . . the U. S. Marines are Rocky's first step in the future. Activity: Maroon Squad 4. MacASKILL, PATRICIA Home Economics Friendly Pat . . . abhors conceited peo- ple . . . liked' all the kids at WHS . . . no definite future plans. MacNEIL, JANE College Personable Jane liked all the football games at WHS . . . pet peeve is boots . . . is always trying to remember what she was oing to say . . . seen with Judi and linda . . . plans to become a nurse. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Play 3, 43 Mirror Staff 3, 4: Mirror Representative 43 Newspaper 4g Dance Committee 3, 43 Art Staff 3. LEVENSALER, ANITA Business Athletic Nita . . . an ardent rooter at WHS football games . . . business school is next on the agenda . . . friends in- clude Jackie and Ruthie . . . good luck, Nita! Activities: Camera Club 2g Art Club 3: Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. MABIE, LEONA College What can you do? questions quiet Leona . . . among her likes are swim- ming and after school sports . . . dis- likes loud girls . . . often found with Jean and Barbara . . . a future dieti- cian. Activities: Camera Club 23 Art Club 33 Girls' Sports 2, 3: Open House Usher 3. MacFARLAND, LEE General Lee likes week-ends with pizzas . . . can't stand hero worshippers and stupid girls . . . enjoys riding around . . . future plans include serving Uncle Sam. MARION, ARTHUR College Lively Art can always be seen with Al and Bill . . .enjoys music and ball games . . . plans to study business man- agement . . . favorite subject was his- tory. Activities: Home Room Representative 2, 33 Red Cross Representative 3g De- bating Club 2g German Club 2, 3g Audio-Visual Staff 3, 4, Football Score- board 4g Open House Usher 3. . P. W B RBARA College Pretty, talented Barb can be heard practicing when not with Martha, Nancy, or Lucia . . .tops'at WHS were French and Music . . . plans to major in music at Lowell State Teachers Col- lege. I Activities: Knitting Club 3g Musical Club 2g Senior Play Candy Chairmang Mirror, Newspaperg Orchestra and Band 2, 3, 4. MARTIN, PATRICIA A. Business Shy Patti plans to be a medical secre- tary . . .enjoys eating pizza and riding roller coasters . . . dislikes being called Red . . . likes best at WHS the 2:30 bell . . . bequeaths to Miss Ho- garty, a home room of students that is quiet. Activities: Glee club 25 German Club 3, 4-g Christmas Program 3g Red Cross Representative 4. McDERMOTT, BARBARA Business Fun-loving Barb . . . plans a future as an O.R. nurse . . . hopes to train at Waltham Hospital . . . friends include Judy Piper . . . good luck in the future, Barb! MCDONNELL, JOHN College To attend B.C. is the goal of this am- bitious young man . . . can always be seen with Harris . . . dislikes conceited people . . . accounting rated tops with him at WHS. Activity: Hockey 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL, JOYCE ANN Hom e Economics Quiet, friendly Joyce . . . the school spirit and understanding teachers at WHS rated high . . . chums are Carol, Terry, and Mary . . . dislikes waiting for lunch . . . plans to work at Chase Photographers. Activities: Clee Club 1. MASON, BRENDA College Cheerful, friendly Bren likes eating pizza with the kids . . . dislikes the short lunch periods . . . thought middle period, newspaper meetings best at WHS . . . usually found with Nancy and Jane . . . future plans include at- tending the University of Mass. Activities: Debating 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 4-3 National Honor So- cietyg Mirror Literary Staff 3, 4. MCDONALD, JOHN Happy-go-lucky John . . . dislikes con- ceited people and getting up in the morning . . . future plans include serv- ing Uncle Sam . . . all the friends made at WHS rate tops. McGOVERN, GERALD Business Jerry's plans include the service and business school . . . pals are Paul, Sully and Pete . . . favorite subject was law . . . good luck in the future, Jerry. MCLAUGHLIN, NANCY Business Quiet Nancy . . . chums, Barbara and Chickie . . . plans to work as a secre- tary after graduation . . . favorite pas- times, eating and skating. Activities: Art Club 3g Music Club 2g Open House Usher 3. MCQUAID, WILLIAM General Shawnee's favorite subject at WHS was math . . . among his many friends were Fred and Eddie . . . future plans will first include the U. S. Navy. MILLICAN, NANCY College l'll say, exelaims personable Nancy . . . hopes to train at Newton-Wellesley Hospital . . . gang includes Barb, Martha, and Lucia . . . likes dried apri- cots and Algebra . . despises middle names. Activities: Home Room Representative 4: Secretary-Treasurer of National Honor Society 4g Mirror Literary Staff 4g Newspaper 45 Knitting Club 33 Junior Prom Committee 3. MULCAHY, CAROL Home Economics Oops says vivacious Carol . . . looked forward to vacations . . . disliked home- work . . . among her many friends she was seen with Smitty and Kay . . . as for the future, Carol hasn't made up her mind. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: FHA 2. 3g Dance Committee 3. MURPHY, JOELLA Home Economies Fun-loving ,lo . . . dislikes homework and getting up in the morning . . . likes all the wonderful friends she had at WHS . . . among these friends are Mary Ann and Dottie . . . good luck in the future! MURRAY, JOAN Business That's terrific is Joan's favorite say- ing . . . liked accounting with Mr. Husson . . . can always be seen with Bev and Ruth . . . future plans include working in a bank. METHOT, CLAIRE Business MILLAR, LOUIS College Oh, cut it out, declares friendly That's the way the ball bounces, Claire . . . future includes becoming a exelaims Louie . . . companions in- private secretary . . . chums are Joanne clude Bob and Ronnie . . . school and Pat . . . favorite pastime is skiing dances rated as tops at WHS . . . fav- . . . loves pizza and submarine sand- orite pastime, playing baseball . . wiehes . . . dislikes people who are future plans include college. late . . . favorite subject, French. Activities: Mirror Business staff 4g Newspaper 4. MORREALE, RONALD College Ronnie as he is known to all his friends, spends most of his spare time working on his hot rod . . . enjoyed school, especially Miss Gearan's de- mocracy class . . . Ronnie plans to at- tend an engineering college. Aetivities: Audio-Visual Club 2, 3. MURPHY, ARLENE Business Good-humored Murf plans to join the WAFS in June . . . cohorts are Sheila and Sully . . . enjoys listening to music on the radio and eating pizza . . . happy girl with no dislikes . . . the gradua- tion ceremonies at WHS rate tops with her. Activities: FHA 3: Christmas Pro- gram 3. MURPHY, PHYLLIS College Inquisitive Phyl is always asking peo- ple, how come? . . .is constantly seen eating huge sundaes . . . will be re- membered for her stubborn debates and sense of humor . . . never seen without Pat and Lois . . . future plans may include University of Mass. Activities: Dramatic Club 2g Art Club 35 Senior Play Publicity 4. NADEAU, BEVERLY Business Ambitious Bev . . . she'll make some boss a good secretary . . . always seen in the corridors with Pat and ,Ioan . . . favorite pastimes . . . listening to the radio and being with Earl . . . best of luck in the future, Bev! ER, ANN Business Have a piece of Dentine gum, says original Annabelle . . . future plans, to be a hair dresser . . . closest friends are Pat, Janet, and Jo-Ann . . . favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . liked best at WHS, lunch periods. Activities: Glee Club 23 Christmas Pro- gram 3g Class Day and Graduation Usher 3. NEWERLA, BARBARA College Oh, for Pete's sake! cries energetic Barb . . . chums include Gail and Marge . . . hopes to be a nurse or physical therapist . . . loves playing the trombone and pizza . . . liked German best at WHS. Activities: German Club 2, 3, 4g Band, Orchestrag Red Cross Representative 2. NYSTROM, CAROL Business Don't get shook, exclaims Carol . . . future plans, private secretary . . . closest friends are Betty and Leona . . . favorite hobby listening to popular music . . . loves pizza and listening to Joe Smith . . . dislikes homework . . . favorite subject typing . . . liked best at WHS, lunch periods. Activity: Science Club 2, 3. O'BRIEN, SHELAH College C'est la vie! exclaims original Shelah . . . future plans include attending a liberal arts college . . . best friends are Shirl, Gracia, and Jean . . . likes Chinese food . . . Mr. Penta's German Class rated tops at WHS. Activities: German Club 4-g Dance Com- a 1 me fit iv NELSON, JANET Business This attractive, likeable redhead can usually be seen with Ann, Bev, and Lynne . . . Jan plans to work a year and then get married. Activities: Home Room Rep. I, 33 Dance Committe lg Red Cross Rep. 25 Mirror Rep. 3, Business Office 4g Graduation Usher 3g Football Usher 4, Open House Usher 1. NORWOOD, CHARLES College Chuck rates sports high on his list, especially football and hockey . . . is often seen waiting for Louie or John . . . liked English and first lunch best at WHS . . . future plans include col- lege. Activities: German Club 2, 33 News- paper 3, 4-. OBERLY, LEE A. College For goodness sakeslv says Lee . . . college is the next step in the future for this quiet miss . . . likes art and classical music . . . close friends in- clude Mary and Betty . . . favorite subject was Latin. Activities: Art Club 3g Dance Com- mittee 3g Mirror Literary Staff 4. O'CONNELL, CAROLYN College Bunny, known for her quick smile and friendly manner, plans to attend a Junior College . . . favorite pastime is ice skating . . . disliked oral talks and homework . . . close friends are Joan and Barb . . . Mr. Yetten's biology class rated tops with her. Activities: Glee Club 2. mittee 4g Maroon Squad 4. G' OLIVO, JO-ANN Business You don't know, do ya, laughs pretty J0 . . . future plans, to become a secretary . . . pals are Peggy and Ann . . . favorite pastime, listening to Joe Smith . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . liked best at WHS, the 2:30 bell on Friday . . . bequeaths to all senior stenographic girls, new filing boxes. Activity: Dance Committee 2. PAGLIAZZO, ANTHONY Business Tony plans to go to Northeastern after graduation . . . pals include Gene and John . . . favorite pastime is eating pizzas and Italian foods . . . business math rated tops at WHS. PAINO, BARBARA College Thanks a bunch, says this cute, tiny miss . . . Barb hopes to go to Forsythe School for Dental Hygienists . . . can always be seen with Helen and Carol . . . dancing and French rate tops with her . . . conceited boys rate very low . . . Barb was known for her ex- tensive wardrobe. Activities: Knitting club 23 Maroon Squad 4. PARKINSON, BEVERLY Business Attractive, inquisitive . . . Bevie is always saying 'fls that so? . . .one of WHS's enthusiastic football fans . . . always seen in the corridors with Marilyn and Jeff . . . dreams of wed- ding bells has this gal spinning. Activities: Class Vice President 1. 2g Student Council 2g Usher 1, 2, Mirror Rep. 23 Business Office 4. PARLEI-,, ALICE College One of WHS's most avid sports fans . . . friendly Alice hopes to attend Lasell Junior College . . . many friends include Clair, Jill and Midge . . . liked English with Miss MacCrath. Activities: Clee Club 2g Knitting Club 3g Hockey Cheerleader 3, 43 Mirror Art Staff 3, 4. PARTRIDCE, NANCY Home Economics Nancy's favorite pastime is waiting for the mailman . . . Really, Really is what Nancy yells to Barbara, Pat, and Shiela, her closest friends . . . that step into the future finds Nancy as a secre- tary. Activities: Clee Club 2. PEEL, KATHRYN MAE College Fun-loving Kay can usually be seen with Helen and Claire driving around town in her car . . . her favorite subject was math . . . especially liked the many victory parties and friendly people . . . future plans may include college or nursing. Activities: Dramatic Club 3g Camera Club 2, 3g Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Dance Committee 3, Red Cross Repre- sentative 2g Mirror Rep. 2, 33 Band 2, 3. PELLEGRINO, JEAN Home Economics Friendly Jennie usually seen with Trudy and Joan . . . favorite subject was economics . . . disliked oral talks and homework . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. X -.... , .ig ,Q E j PARSONS, WILLIAM College Likeable Bill can be seen riding around with Steve and Ray . . . rates De- mocracy and Drivers' Education as tops . . . intends to take a Liberal Arts Course at Northeastern University. Activities: Dramatic Club 2. 3. PEACOCK, SUSAN Business Course What's fabulous, exclaims cute little Suzie . . . future plan, religious secre- tary . . . chums are Sandy and Mary Lou . . . favorite pastime ice skating and swimming . . . favorite subject typing . . . liked best at WHS, the fun in Miss McCullough's history class . . . bequeaths all the crowded lunches to class of '58. Activity: Art Club 3. PELLEGRINO, ARTHUR General Wherever you see Red or John, Arthur's there too . . collects records and stamps . . . liked economics class . . . football games rate high with him . . . plans to enter the service. PETRULAVAGE, THOMAS Trade Tom likes traveling, fried clams, and brunettes . . . often seen driving around . . . ambition is to find an easy job and then travel and see the world. .1 s 4 , .J I ' F 5 13311 . - .HV PIPER, JUDITH Business Fun-loving Judi plans to go to Ritner's Floral Design School . . . can usually be seen with Barb and Marion . . . liked law best at WHS. Activities: Glee Club 2: Library 3. POULIOT, LEONA Business Are you kidding? asks blond Cookie . . . future plans, becoming a secretary and attending a business college . . . closest friends, Kay and Carol . . . favorite hobby, listening to popular music . . . dislikes pessimistic people . . . favorite subject, typing . . . liked all the kids at WHS. Activities: Football Usher 23 Red Cross 3. QUESTROM, JUDITH Business Popular Judi's pals are Jeanette, Joan, and Esther . . . plans to go to Green Mountain Vermont College to become a medical secretary . . . favorite sub- jects were law and English. Activities: Home Room Representative 33 Usher 4: Red Cross Representative lg Senior Class Play 4. RANDO, FRANCES Business Anybody for dental work? . . . Fran plans to become one of the best dental assistants . . . future patients??? Judy, Loretta and Carol . . . Mr. Dwyer's English class liked best at WHS. Activity: Library 2. RANGE, HOWARD College '6Howie would like someday to have an electronics business of his own . . . favorite subject was physics . . . friends include George and Bob . . . likes to experiment in electronics. Activities: Radio Club 2, 3, 4-3 Tech RANGE, ELSA Home Economics Friendly Elsa hopes to be a successful nurse . . . dislikes sewing . . . loves everything at WHS . . . is often seen with Marilyn and Janet. Activity: Photography Club 1. PITTORINO, NANCY Business Nancy wants to become a model . . . closest friends are Camille and Trudy . . . favorite hobby is dancing . . . this young lady dislikes conceited people . . . favorite subject was Civics with Mr. O'Brien. QUEEN. RONALD General Good-looking 'SQueenie plans to serve Uncle Sam and then further his studies . . . always seen with Leo, Ted, and Em, or fixing the old '47 . . . likes football games and girls, girls, girls . , . good luck in the future! QUINN, MARTHA Home Economics Petite, friendly Martha . . . happy girl with no dislikes . . .especially liked all the friends she met at WHS . . . good luck in the future! RANDOLPH, CAROL Business To be a future Burdett Business School student is Randy's goal . . . when not listening to Frank Sinatra, she may be found with Loretta, Franny, Judi, or Bev . . . dislikes conceited people . . . liked Mr. Dwyer's English best at WHS. -we s., after graduation class best at W lill0lJlCS, WILLIAM College Likeahle . . . fun-loving llill . . . immediate future includes the US Coast Guard . . . loves swim- ming and Trig . , . can he seen with Jack, llave and Tom . . . dislikes all foreign languages. Activities: Senior Class Treas- urer 4: Student Council 45 Dra- matic Club 3. 4: Christmas Pro- gram 23 Maroon Squad 4g Audio- Visual Staff 2. RICH. JOHN General Who threw that? says Snell . . . collects old coins for a llolihy . . . dislikes 210 . . . enjoyed English with Miss Mc- Grath at WHS . . . can always be seen with ,lig . . . plans t0 become a mechanic. Ac'li1'itie.9.' 'lleeh Club 3. ROBINSON. ELIZABETH Business Petite Betty likes soccer gamt-s??? and talking on the telephone . . . usually seen strolling in the corridors with Barb, Sally or Carol . . . home- work just doesn't rate with this young miss who is often called rabbit by her close friends . . . favorite subject is hook- keeping . . . hopes to make some boss a good secretary in the future. Activities: Camera Club 2. ROWE, SHEILA Business Where's the party . . . when you hear that, Sh:-ila's around . . . as one of our cutest hockey cheerleaders she liked the foot- ball and hockey games best at WHS . . . favorite subject is Democracy . . . always seen with Judi and Odette . . . a future lady in white. At'ti1filies.' Seience Club lg flheerleader 2. 3. 43 Talent Show l. REA RDON, BARBARA Home El'0Il0lIliI'.Y l ri1-ndly llarli hopes to he-come a top rate telephone operator . . . ice skating. bowling. and riding in that cer- tain eonvertihle ranks high on her list . . . seen with her part- ners Nancy, Pat and Sheila . . . liked study periods and math HS FEELEY, GERALD Trade Gerry plans to join the US Armed Forces and then go into law enforcement . . . likes work- ing on his car . . . cohorts in- clude Don and Gordon. Activity at Trade: Student Coun- cil 3, 4. Ricci, JOHN definite. beautician. SABEAN, DAVID include college. 45 Senior Play 4. Red will always be bered for his being a Republican- . . . can with Nick and also his rival Louie . . . enjoys College This popular college course sen- ior liked the sports best at WHS . . . partners in crime John and Bob . . . favorite subject was history . . . future plans in- Aetirities: Visual Aid 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, Captain 43 Senior Play 4. RIZZO, ROSEMARIE Home Economics Rosemarie's favorite pastime is listening to the radio or going to the movies . . . dislikes con- ceited people and being called Rosee . . . rates Democracy as high . . . plans to enter Mans- field Academy to become a Activities: Student Council 2, 39 Red Cross Representative 2. ROBINSON, ROBERT Tech. Easy going Bob definitely likes cars and physics . . . is always seen with George and Bruce . . . future plans are indefinite . . . liked the informal talks in 207 best of all at WHS. College remem- staunch be seen political hunting and Physics . . . future plans Activities: Cafeteria Staff 2, 3, IS, CLAIRE College This vivacious cheerleader plans to be a medical secretary after attending La- sell . '. . likes Weekends at Hampton and parties . . . constant chums . . . Alice and Jill. Activities: Glee Club 2g Dramatic Club 35 Football-Basketball Cheerleader 4-g Dance Committees 2, 3, 4-3 Christmas Program 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4-g Newspaper Reporter 2, 3, 4: Mirror Representative 2g Mirror Staff 4-9 Class Day Usher 3. SAWICKI, JUDITH College Hi, Hon! declares this popular Miss . . . intends to attend Boston College School of Nursing . . . partners in crime, Ginny and Sheila . . . leaves Ginny her little black book. Activities: Red Cross Representative 2, 3g Cafeteria Monitor 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, DAVID College Would you believe it in your right mind? asks Scottie . . . plans to attend college to enter medicine or engineering . . . likes pop records . . . followers Ben, Franie, Mac, Bill. Activities: Debating Club 2g Junior Prom Committee 3: Class Vice Presi- dent 3. SCOTT, PATRICIA College Pat, quiet yet busy, is always hungry . . . likes sports, reading, and eating . . . French and Art Appreciation are her most liked subjects . . . enjoyed Mr. Roach's French class best of all at WHS . . . will major in foreign lan- guages and social work. Activities: Student Council 35 Debating Club 2, 3, 4g German Club 3, 45 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 Christmas Program 35 National Honor Society 3, 4: Mirror Representative 4. i KWSN? K SENIOR, KENNETH Business Argumentative Kenney . . . always has the answer regardless . . . can't stand being broke . . . loves cars and girls . . . tried his best to pin Mr. Smyth down to an answer in law . . . partners in the calabash-Willard Wills and Clayton Reynolds . . . What's the scoop . . . Kenny heading for the ser- vice after graduation. Activities: Visual Staff 2, 3. SEDERQUIST, DOUGLAS Business Doug has the unusual ambition to be an undertaker . . . enjoyed history and drivers' road . . . pals include Jerry Vasile and Jim Belodeau . . . leaves his Senior Thesis to Miss Grover. SANDS, FRED College Tl1at's the way it goes, declares tall, good-looking Fred . . . one of our future dentists . . . roams the corridors with Al and Bob . . . likes bowling and basketball . . . Democracy tops his list of favorite subjects. SCHOENER, ROSEMARY E. Business This petite, popular miss from room 102 will answer to the name Chick, with a smile . . . she is an experienced horseback rider and owns her own horse . . . may be found writing to Eddie or out with Dottie Royster and Nancy McLaughlin . . . liked English and first lunch best at WHS. Activities: Camera Club 2, 3. SCOTT, MARY ELLEN College Friendly Scotty likes sports and eat- ing . . . exclaims you're going to get itl', . . . friends Lee and Betty . . . plans to attend New England Deaconess to become a lab technician. Activities: Art Club 2, 3: Girls' Bas- ketball I, 23 Mirror Staff 4-g Newspaper 4g Graduation Day Usher 3. SEALE, ELIZABETH Home Economics Lynne enjoys riding around . . . Math tops her list of favorite subjects . . . pals Virginia and Joan . . . future plans indefinite. - tbl! SHAW, PATRICIA Business Quiet l'at's ambition is to be- come a clerk typie-t . . . usually seen with her close companions Joanne Ileninati and Leona Pou- liot . . . liked democracy and school plays best ut WHS. Activities: Business Office 4. SICOTTE, RAYMOND College Too muchl says good-looking Ray, our future top rate engi- neer . . . when not with Bill Parsons or Bruce Whalen we find him building model ships, planes and cars . . . enjoyed lunch bell, club opportunities and history most at WHS. Activities: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Student Guide 3. SIMEONE, RICHARD General Quiet Dick would like to see a new and bigger cafeteria at WHS . . . likes to do a little of everything . . . usually with Doug Soles and Clifford Sumner. SMITH, ANITA Business Smitty rates weekends and dancing tops . . . disliked home- work . . . friends include Kay and Carol . . . liked Mr. Hus son's classes best at WHS . . . future plans include secretarial work. Activities: Business Office 4. SMITH, JUDITH College Our cute redhead . . . vivacious, efficient . . . mind's here but heart's over in Japan . . . Judy's only trouble is there are only 24 hours in a day . . . office work for awhile then marriage. Activities: Home Room Legisla- ture 2g Class Secretary 3: Prom Committee 33 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4: Mirror Representative 33 Mirror Staff 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 4. -nfgkmq. is ve' e SHRIBERG, LAWRENCE College Interesting Larry likes all kinds of music, especially jazz . . . when not participating in a school play we find him with Alan, Bob and Nick . . . future plans include a study of radio and television broadcasting at Syracuse University. Activities: Home Room Rep. 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Student Guide 33 Dance Committee 3, 413 Senior Playg Red Cross Rep. 4: Talent Show 2, 3, 4. ,, N ei , Q SIMEONE, GLADYS Business Friendly Honey hopes to hear wedding bells next November . . . usually seen with Maggie and Corinne or riding in a cer- tain black Chevie . . . liked typing and Mr. MacArthur's stories best at WHS. Activities: Art Club -2. SINCLAIR, MARTHA College 'KMartie plans to attend Sim- mons . . . likes pizza, swimming and boating . . . pastimes in- clude driving and going away on weekends . . . partners Lucia, Barb, Nancy. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 33 Christmas Program 3g Talent Show 3g Mirror Staff 4g Class Day Usher 3. SMITH, HELEN-RAE College I'lI say says this likeable and friendly lass . . . enjoys pizza and ice skating . . . plans to attend the University of Mass. to become a nurse . . . chums Kay and Linda. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 2, 3: Football Usher 4-g Chairman Senior Class Play 4-g Mirror Staff 45 Band 2. SMITH, ROSEMARY Home Economies Quiet Rosemary plans to hear wedding bells after graduation . . . usually busy with ber pals, Trudy and ,lean . . . always liked to hear the 2:30 bell . . . en- joyed cooking best at WHS. Activities: Glee Club 2g Art Club 3: Dramatic Club 4g Arch- ery 4-Q Christmas Program 2: Sophomore Dance Committee 2. ,,, - fl SNOW, EUGENE Business Gene, as all his friends call him, plans to enter the service after graduation . . . his partners in crime include Tony and John. SPATARO, SALVATORE College At WHS easy-going Sal liked school movies, lunch periods, and the 2:30 bell . . . whenever seeing George or Artie, Sal is always around . . . is possibly planning a college education . . . dislikes walking to school . . . leaves to Mr. Avery some new lab equipment. Activities: German Club 25 Audio- Visual Staff 2. SQUIRES, ROBERT General Squizzy can hardly wait for the hunt- ing season to arrive . . . can be seen roaming the corridors with John and Tom . . . while at WHS he especially enjoyed gym periods . . . future plans undecided. STEWART, KENDALL College Deadeye, one of the sharpest mem- bers of our Rifle Team, can usually be seen with Nick or Pete . . . while at WHS physics class rated tops . . . future plans include college. Activity: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. S '1v- SOLES, DOUGLAS General Pete, one of our quietest hockey play- ers, looks forward to Fridays . . . especially enjoyed cooking . . . plans to work as a chef in the future . . . cohorts are Cliff and Dick. Activities: Hockey 3, 4. SPAULDING, LYNNE Business What are we doing tonight? well- liked Lynne wants to know . . . best friends Arlene and Carol . . . likes pizza, parties, and football games . . . dislikes homework and conceited people . . . enjoyed her busy job in the cafe and typing . -. . hopes to attend busi- ness school after graduation. Activities: Football Usher 3, 4: Cafe- teria 2, 3, 44 Open House Usher 3, 4. STEEDE, JOHN General John, one of our chefs in 4-07, liked Mr. Ryan's history class best at WHS . . . partners in crime are Jig and Ted . . . plans to enter the service after gradua- tion. A ctivities: Hockey 4. SULLIVAN, DOROTHY Business After graduation Dottie plans to go to art school . . . liked Miss McGrath's English class best at WHS . . . chums include Mary Ann and Arlene . . . good luck, Dottie! Activities: FHA 3g Christmas Program SULLIVAN, LEO General Leo can often be heard greeting his friends with '4How are ya? . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . companions are Ronnie and Fred . . . while at WHS he especially liked Mr. Yetten's studies and the football parties. Activities: Student Council 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, Mirror Representative 2. SULLIVAN, RICHARD Business Called Sully by his closest friends Peter and Jerry . . . liked all the kids at WHS . . . happy with no dislikes . . . hopes to fulfill his ambition bv joining the U. S. Air Corps. 2, Business Office 3. f i W- fisiifikd ,es ww, .ts . wi sit TARIAI I IA KA IHLEEN Business Petite lively Kay plans to work in an offiee afte r g.,raduat1on . . . likes writing ztte s partners in pranks include Smitty Iarol and fookie. Artwiliev Dramatic Club 23 Junior III I' IR F College Ieppy Ire friends include Cilla ant Jean when not doing some- thing., for WHS shes reading . . . plans a career in the field of science. Arluities Photography Club 2g Ger- man Ilub 2 3 4 Debating Club 3, 4: Christmas lrogram 3 Mirror Staff 3, 4 Newspaper 5 4 U her 3, 4g Library rs ors 2, 3, 44 Talent VASILI' JFROMF Business Whos your friend' asks Jer . . . hopes to work in an office . . . liked U S History and middle- periods best at WIIS among, his many pals are Arnmlzes Home Room Representative SIININICR. CLIFFORD General I Cliff plans to join the' Il. Navy after graduation . . . while at WHS he -od' like-el the chefs class . . . chums around with Doug: and Die-k . . . favorite pas- times, eating: and sleeping. THOMPSON JANII E College letite .Ian enjoyed football games at WHS during, her spare time you 4 t f .. 5 can find her roller skating with Rita 5 and Nleg, a future lady in white. 1 TARANTO, PHYLLIS Home Economics Quiet, fun-loving Dolly . . . will always remember English with Miss Taylor . . . when not listening to records she's out with Joan and Liz . . . Dolly's future plans are indefinite. its W' Kay. Activities I lee Club 2g Dramatic Club - I ee I ro s Representative 45 TAYLOR, THOMAS College Hey, man! says good natured Tom Q . . . a terrific hockey player hopes to become a phy ical education teacher . . . pals are Stevie and Bill liked Chem Lab best at WHS Activities: Dramatic Club 2 Camera Club 35 Hockey 2 3 4 Captain 4 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Commit tee 3g Maroon Squad 4 1 THOMPSON, MARGUERITE Business Oh, my! exelaims popular Sally loves pizza and banana splits plans include making some boss a good secre tary . . . friends include Connie and TUITE, MARYALICE College Allie especially enjoyed the WHS football games . rooted for the home team with Pat Scott and Pat Wmkley . . . future plans include teaching leaves a set of unbreakable test tubes to Mr. Morang for his lab Activities: Art Club 3 Glee Club 2 Photography Club 2 VASSALOTTI, ELIZABETH The Is that so? gal Bet plans to be a dental as istant likes all sports . . . can usually he een with Arlene and ,Ioan favorite subject was math . . . di liked suing WHS lose a football game - INI, EDWARD Business Look before you leap, advises friendly Ed . . . it's the army for him after graduation . . . liked law and the Junior Prom best at WHS . . . always seen with Doug or Elaine. Activities: Executive Council 2: Rifle Club 3. WILLS, WILLARD Business Willy, whose favorite expres- sion is that's life for yal' . . . wants to go to accounting school upon graduation . . . liked ac- counting and salesmanship best at WHS . . . friends include Kenny and Jim. WEAGLE, EDWARD Business Friendly Ed plans to become a State Policeman . . . buddies include Eddie and Jerry . . . leaves to Miss C-rover his senior thesis. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf team 4: Senior Play 2g Home Room Rep- resentative 2, 3: Audio-Visual Staff 43 Red Cross Representa- tive 2, 3. WEINSTEIN, LOIS ANN College Allons en route crys efferves- cent Lo as she drives around the city with two of her closest friends, Pat and Phyllis . . . plans to major in sociology at college and hopes to become a social worker . . . parties and football games rate tops with Lo. Activities: Glee Club 2: Knit- ting Club 35 Mirror Staff 4-g Senior Play Committee 4. WIGGETMAN, ALAN Wiggy's favorite pastime is eat- ing so naturally lunch periods were his favorite at WHS . . . can usually be seen with Larry and Bruce . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . enjoys good music. Activities: Maroon Squad 4: Band 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3g Red Cross Representative 3 Hi WILLIAMS, CAROL A. Carol plans to be a clerk typist . . . friends include Joyce and Terry . . . her favorite subject was Democracy . . . enjoys lis- tening to popular music . . . lunch periods at WHS rated tops with Carol. Activities: Art Club 2. VINCIULO, JEAN College '4Cig plans to attend Brandis and then become a music teacher . . . enjoyed lunch periods and clowning around with all the kids . . . most often seen with Pat and Marcelle. Activities: Student Council 3: Art Club 2, 3: Clee Club 2, 34 Talent Show 3, 4,3 Mirror Staff 4: Mirror Representative 2, 4. WARREN, JEANETTE Business This attractive miss from 102 is seen with Bill, Joan and Judy . . . to become a good secretary and do a lot of typing is Jan's ambition . . . at WHS she liked first lunch . . . but disliked homework and current events . . . would like to leave Joan one hot lunch. WEBSTER, JOHN Trade Happy-go-lucky John . . . liked shop best at Waltham Trade School . . . the possessor of many friends . . . future plans include serving Uncle Sam. WHALEN, BRUCE College Bruce plans to attend school in Montana after graduation . . . can usually be seen with Al and Ray . . . his favorite sub- ject was chemistry . . . leaves to Mr. Morang some new equipment for his lab . . . fa- vorite pastime is hunting. Activities: Tech Club 33 Red Cross Rep. 2: Library 2. Home Economics WOODS, JOHN General WINKLFY. l'A'l'RltIlA ffnllege , Petite l'at ln-qucatlis unbreak- ahlc tn-st tulves to thc chem K M lah . . . classes with Mr. Yctten Q and physics rated tops . . . usually she can he seen with I .lcanne and Nlarccllc . . . l'at s future plans include a career IH nursing. A1-lirilies: Art tlluh 2, 35 l'ho- f tovraphy 2' filet- f.luh 21 'llalcnt 1 r- ' ' ' Show 3: Nlirror Staff 4: Busi ness Office 2. Law classes at WHS are what Woodsic enjoyed nlost . . . Linda ranks No. l among his friends . . . fishing, hunting. and trapping.: keep him husy on week-ends . . . plans to go to connncrcial art school after graduation. ZAUWYN, BARBARA College 'l'hat's nice says happy, ata tractive llarlr . . . Judy, Lois, and llctty rank first among her many friends . , . the future will prohalmly find llarh in a lihcral arts college. !lcfi1'iIies: Ulee filuh 25 Talent Show 33 Red Cross Representa- tive 3: National llonor Society 3. 4: Nlirror Staff 43 Usher 3. l.AliOSl'il'I, RIIIHARD General Star athletc Dick enjoyed dc- mocracy and football lmest at WHS . . . disliked homework . . . favorite pastimes include sleeping . . . future plans in- clude college. flrliz-ities: Football 2, 3, Co- captain fl: Christmas Program 35 Cafeteria 3, 4. BASLE, l'AllL General Blaze . . . dislikes work of any kind . , . rated English as his favorite sulxjcct at WHS . . . partners in crime include Jim and Mike. WOLCOTT, SANDRA Business Sandy enjoys swimming and dancing . . . bookkeeping was her favorite subject . . . dis- likes conceited boys . . . plans to he a secretary . . . lmequcaths all the shorthand speed tests to the Stenographic Division of 58. Activities: Mirror Business Staff 2, 3, 45 Mirror Room Represen- tative 2g Business Office. t 1 ' l ,Q as Y-29 6 an E . ss. is s. ,. .C 1 'N I CVO 8 NUI' AYAIAII ,Ivy 2 YOUNG, WILLIAM Business We haven't heard much from this quiet young fellow, but we are all sure he is one of deeds and not words . . . sleeping late, salesmanship with Mr. Husson. and the 2:30 bell were tops with Hill. ZENO, LORETTA Business Fun-loving Loretta plans to at- tend-designing school upon grad- uation . . . among her friends are Fran and Carol . . . she enjoyed classes with Mr. Dwyer best of all at WHS. ASHFORTH, SUSAN Business Sue usually can he seen busily working in one of the school offices . . . hobbies are paint- ing and puzzles . . . favorite subject was typing . . . plans to do office work after gradu- ation. Activities: Guidance Office 2. 3, 4g Headmastc-r's Office 3. 4g Special Typing 3. BELODEAU, JAMES Business ,lim plans to join the Navy . . . enjoyed law and playing golf . . . lmuddies include Doug and Paul . . . leaves his golf clubs to Mr. Elliot. Activity: Golf 2, 3. if o M.. 'itll ,ln V' l c I Photo not AVAILABLE BONFILIO, FRANK General Frank, when not with Pete or Joe, is playing basketball . . . an ardent disliker of homework . . . Army after graduation. BOWEN, DONALD Trade Bowie liked the lunches at WHS . . . must like to eat??? . . . his greatest ambition is to be a welder . . . cohorts include Dave and Dick. CACCIATORE, MADELINE College Mimie liked vacations and French . . . plans to teach elementary school . . . seen with Carol and Barbie . . . fa- vorite saying, You're right! CAIN, VERONICA, Home Economics What a panic! exclaims Ronnie . . . enjoys tennis and football games . . . a future fashion buyer . . . always seen with Trudy and Barbara. Activities: FHA 33 Glee Club 2. CAISSIE, DAVID Trade It don't mean a thing! exclaims Dave . . . likes the beach . . . abhors cold weather . . . plans to become an ace welder . . . friends Don and Dick. CAVANAUGH, RICHARD Trade Cav hopes to become an ace welder . . . just likes to have fun . . . fol- lowers include Dave and Don . . . liked the welding shop best at Trade. Activity: Basketball 3. CHRISTINO, THEODORE College Quiet Ted hopes to own his own com- mercial photography studio . . . pals, Bob and Lennie . . . loves to play the drums . . . French rated t0ps. COLLETT, MALCOLM General Oh fishsticksf' says Mal . . . seen with Phil and Dick . . . would like to be- come a forester . . . liked Talent Shows best at WHS. Activity: Rifle Club 3. CLARK, EDWARD Business Personable Ed has many friends . . . plans to enter the service after gradu- ation . . . dislikes girls who are conceited. COLLINS, BRUCE General Well-dressed, handsome Bruce . . . can always be found working on. his car . . . loves to travel . . . favorite subject, US History . . . plans to enter the service. COLLURA, CLIFFORD College When looking for Cliff, you usually find him with Ron and .lack . . . dislikes homework . . . liked all the kids at WHS . . . future plans in- clude Northeastern University. CONRAD, GORDON Trade Gordon likes sports of all kinds . . . plans to enter the service after gradu- ation. DENTINO, JOHN General John likes to have fun . . . plans to enter the service . . . disliked home- work. CONTI, JOAN Home Economics Artistic ,Ioanie hated those early morn- ing walks to school . . . Maine, a favorite vacation spot . . . friends, Rosemary and Elizabeth . . . art school and fashion designing in the future. CONTI, JEAN Home Economics Oh hi, exclaims .lean as she walks the corridors with Pat and Betty . . . lunch at WHS rated tops . . . no definite future plans. DOYLE, ROBERT General Bob likes cars and bowling . . . companions are Paul and Dick . . . future plans, to wear the Air Force blues. EDMUNDS, ELIZABETH College Betty who loves sports . . . enjoys reading and music . . . seen with Mary and Lee . . . liked football games best at WHS. Activity: Glee Club 2. EDMUNDS, RICHARD Business Can't stand the weekends cries Dick . . . too much homework . . . liked typing and gym . . . pals are Dick and Harry . . . hopes to be an executive secretary to the President of the United States. FAHEY, BARRY Trade The boy with the dollar sign in his eyes . . . Bunkie's plans are to be a millionaire . . . always seen with Bev or Bill . . . likes to eat. Activities at Trade: Class' Vice Presi- dent 3, 4-g Representative- 43 President of Student Council 4. FEELEY, GERALD Trade Baseball rates high . . . US Armed Forces in the future. FEELEY. DONALD Trade Don plans to join the Navy and see the world . . . likes playing football and working on his car '. . . food rates high . . . followers include Tom and Ken. Activities at Trade: Student Council 3: Football 4. FRULLO, SHIRLEY Home Economics Shirl enjoys eating Italian foods, es- pecially pizza . , . is often seen with Sheila . . . disliked too much home- work . . . hopes to travel. GIRARD, NORMAN College Jug is always playing football or going to Needham . . . dislikes con- ceited girls . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. CUTHRIE, ROBERT General Quiet. friendly Bob liked physics best at WHS . . . likes to work on model railroads . . . Bernie and Doug, friends . . . plans to work in the lumber business. HART, DAVID Trade Dave likes food and sleep . . . plans to enter the service after graduation. HILL, FRANCIS College You okay? asks Francis . . . co- horts, Jim and Snooky . . . likes pizza and working . . . future plans include the US Navy. HOFFMAN N, LEONARD College Who knows says Len . . . likes radio work . . . friends, Bob and Ted . . . enjoyed physics and restful study periods . . . plans to be a radio- electronics technician. KEOUGH, DAVID General Likable Dave enjoys working on cars . . . democracy his favorite subject . . . friends, Jim and Paul . . . service af- ter graduation. KING, EDWARD College Easy-to-get-along-with Ed . . . art rates high . . . enjoys fishing . . . cohorts include Jack and Steve . . . plans to attend forestry school. Actwities: Art Club 2, 3g Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. LARKS, HERBERT Trade Herb dislikes conceited girls and homework . . . likes sports . . . fu- ture plans include a stretch in the service. gat as lg .. ry . Z :x g W0 'ik 'd ara LEE, JAMES College Friendly .lim . . . likes cars and dances . . . cohorts, Dave and Vin . . . future plans include college. Activity: Rifle Club 2. LESHANE, PETER Business Tall, angular Pete . . . quiet as a churchmouse? . . . abhors women drivers . . . studies and 2:30 bell rated high. LEWIS, GORDON Trade Dislikes conceited girls . . . future plans include the service. MATTSON, JOHN Trade .Jackie liked history and shop best . . . plans are to become an ace mechanic . . . can always he found fixing his car with Bunkie and Bill. Activities: Baseball 1, 2. MIANI, FRANK College Quiet 'Frank enjoyed his three years at WHS . . . future plans undecided. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Representative 2g Orchestra 23 Audio- Visual Staff 2, 3. MILLER, MARILYN Home Economics Everything is terrific with Mickey . . . seen with Elsa and Carol . . . likes democracy, pizza and talent shows. Activity: Room 210, 3. MUISE, GEORGE General George spends most of his spare time roller skating . . . friends, Jim and Bob . . . after serving in the Navy, he intends to become a magician. Activity: Red Cross Representative 2. MULA, JAMES General .lim dislikes homework and women drivers . . . likes to eat . . . Army in the future? NORTON, JAMES Business Jim . . . a happy boy with no dislikes . . . a future man in uniform. PICARD, EUGENE General Physics rated high . . . seen with Ted and Jim . . . John likes photography . . . service or a PG course next. Activity: Audio-Visual Staff 4. RECINE, ROBERT College Friendly, good-looking Bob . . . loves that old habit, eating . . . biology and sports rated high at WHS . . . a future four-year college man . . . says to Fred and Herb, That's the way the ball bounces! . . . has avid dislike for silly girls. Activity: Baseball 3. BHEAUME, FRANCIS Trade Ray . . . a future man in uniform . . . likes play- ing baseball and basketball with Dick and Don . . . thought American History best at WHS. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3. Too Busv Rlcou, JOHN Trade ft, I2 Likes football and baseball . . . dislikes :tus t women,drivers and homework . . . future C, ff' man in uniform? ii S' 1 Fmmmmsct SHEINGOLD, NORMAN College Studious, mechanical-minded Norm . . .Q plans to attend Northeastern for electrical engineering . . . pizza and classical music rate high with him . . . followers include Leroy and Howie. WALSH, STEPHEN College Good morrow, Sire is Snook's favorite greeting . . . while at WHS he especially enjoyed math and lunch periods . . . plans to become a carpet layer . . . hobby, electric trains. WALSH, WALTER Cenerizl Stumpy, one of our hockey players, plans to join the service and then attend college . . . can usually be seen roaming the corri- ROBBINS, ROBERT College Quiet Bob likes reading and history . . . partners in crime are Ted and Lou . . . hopes to go to Northeastern to study engineering. SHREENAN, JOAN College Vivacious ,loanie enjoys roller skating and eating pizzas . . . can be seen with Phyl and Carolyn . . . dislikes oral talks and conceited people . . . hopes to enter business school. Activity: Glee Club 2. I dors with Ed and Gus . . . favorite subject, math. Activities: Hockey 3, 43 Audio-Visual Staff 4. WITHAM, CARL General One of the tall boys of 312 . . . Blackie, as he's often called, likes math . . 'i future plans indefinite. SECIEN, HERBERT Trade Likes Girls, girls, girls . . . dislikes homework . . . future plans may include serving Uncle Sam. Cn-tting a good tan 545 A ,W : ! Ax ' x, X: g ' Z' 1 35 W Ax Prom lime. Gomg steady Who woke me up? ' 7 '1 's, .1 J, x CLASS DAY QUEEN Prettiest PHYLLIS BOURGOIS Most Popular SHIRLEY FITZ-GERALD NICK CANNISTRARO Best Actress Best Actor ASTRID COLLIN LARRY SHRIBERG Hamlsomest RONALD QUEEN Most Respected Girl JUDY SMITH i S 4, xmffw Q f- Q A nh B PAT CANTEI M. JEAN LENNO1 Most Respected Boy STEVE HAYS 'M l'1'I'SOIlI1ll.fy P1115 CA ROI, FIA Il LA N llII,I.Y ELISWORTH 35-90,1 Brightest Socialite 1A1'THEW CAIQTA GINNY FARRELL SKIP GRAY gdious Most Athletic :ILLY RHODES JACKIE HOLMES DICK LAROSEE M051 Likely fo 5,,CCce,1 Most Likely to Succeed JA NIC Mat-NEIL LOUIS ASEKOFF I CLASS PROPHECY 1957 It was a crisp September afternoon in the fall of the year 1977 as I sat at my desk pondering over notes for my latest magazine article. At that moment, my mental meanderings were shattered by the buzzing of my Beninati Blastograph, and, as I flipped the switch, Secretary Cunningham's voice could be heard loud and clear. She had a message from the mayor to report to his charming penthouse office immediately. I wondered what Mayor Connors could possibly want me for now, but as I donlned my new coat and hat, straight from Senior's Department Store and created by that prominent fashion designer, Pat Cantor, my worries vanished momentarily. Running through my office and hustling down the stairs, I hurriedly decided to 'take my Gaeta sports car, as my Collins Cadillac was being washed at Gerry Feeley's gas station. ' I hopped in and madly raced down Church Street. Rounding the corner, I narrowly missed a collision with the mad and mighty millionaire, Norman Sheingold, who was being tailed by policeman, Terry Gallagher, flying by with his siren blaring. I slowed down to wave to Cal Flanigan, who had finally returned home after attempting to swim the Panama Canal fourteen times. She, in turn, was chatting with Phyllis Bourgeois, who had recently been nominated Miss March of Dollars. As I rode along, I heard a loud blast overhead and looked up in wonderment. .letting off above was an Andrews Autonomic airplane trailing a sign advertising that newest of new movies, The Questrom Quandary, in Vasalotti-Vision directed by Miss Astrid Collin, that famous Norwegian motion picture executive. Oh! I thought, At last! The Connors' manor, which had been built on the old Waltham High School site. I pulled into a parking lot, ascended a thousand marble stairs, and gingerly rapped at the towering white portals. The mayor's extra-private secretary, Bob Hartley, greeted me solemnly at the door and asked me, with greatest reserve, if I were expected. I nodded in answer and then closed the door behind me. I was asked to sit in a delightful waiting room where I glanced through a copy of Chaisson's Chatterings, in which I learned of socialite Sally Ann Dam's planetary tour in a latest of late LaRosee Lunar Space Ships piloted by Elsa Range, first woman to circle the globe in forty-five minutes. Presently I stood in an enormous room, and the mayoris voice boomed from somewhere in the shadows. Twenty years has passed, and it's high time for a class reunion. Since you are a traveling joumalist, I ask you to take the job of rounding up all members of the Class of 1957 and asking them to join us. I shoved my Basle Bubble gum into my other cheek and hastened to reply, I'll do my best, Your Honor! And do my best I did, for the following day I was ushered into a turbo hydraulic jet and shot off to my first landmark, New York City. We wheeled in at Diatom Durkee's Airfield just fifteen minutes after the hour of departure, and I was bustled into a cobalt cab, which was driven by Leo Sullivan. Giving him the chief executive's message, I climbed out at the Waldorf Astoria, where I was greeted cheerily by Alice Parlee, hostess at that famous hotel. As we chatted I relayed my invitation. Alice was delighted to accept, and she promised to call Eileen Charboneau at Charboneau's Chiffonier, an exclusive clothing salon. I made a date to join them for dinner at the Copacabana, later that day. Dinner proved perfectly delightful served in elegant style by waiter-in-chief, Arthur Marion. I excused myself as soon as possible, for a glance at my watch told me my work was waiting. Hustling through the heavy New York traffic, I bumped smack into Brenda Mason at Squireis Square. She was on her way, with her latest book on child psychology clutched under her arm, to the office of that personable publisher, Lois Weinstein. Hastily presenting her with an invitation, I went on my way asking directions as I jogged along. Finding that I made no time walking as I was, I paused momentarily and slipped on my Reardon Rocket Roller Skates and whizzed along at top speed. I shifted my skates into PARK and came to a halt in front of the Richard Hayes multi- million dollar office building, which had been constructed by Orville Brown Builders, Inc. Shifting into FLIGHT gear, I skated up fourteen stories where I came upon a door marked Economic Eutronic Engineering, Skip Gray, President. I whipped out my doyle Devious Deeds Detector and flashed it on the office door. The door opened, of course, and I made my way into the office. There confronting me was the receptionist, Diane Davis, who asked me please to remove my roller skates before I advanced any further. Doing as I was asked, I requested an immediate audience with the president. Diane led me into a room furnished in an all-modern black and white fashion, Behind their black desks, fifteen secretaries dressed all in white pounded away on their little black Vasile Vooming Velocity typewriters, doing approximately 230 words per minute. Among them I recognized Leona Pouliot, Patty Martin, Ann Neffinger, and Connie Leonard. As I blasted an X-ray from my Super-Sonic-Seeing eye machine, I noticed that President Gray's office was empty. I left several notes of invitation on his desk, grabbed my skates, and rolled on to the nearest hotel. As I whizzed along the street, an ambulance flew by with Bobby Champion driving. Nurse Nancy Milligan and Doctor David Scott were administering band-aids to the patient patient John Ricci, who found that traveling in an ambulance was the quickest way of arriving at all the pro-basketball games in Madison Square Garden, where he was star rebounder for the famous New York Knickerbockers. I waved some invitations at them, but they passed me by sight unseen. Being a little weary in both mind and limb, I wheeled up to the Sheraton-Plaza, where doorman John McDonald greeted me and let me pass through the solid glass doorway. At the desk I saw Ronald Cannistraro asking me to register. I very soon found myself settled comfortably in my room, where I pressed a bedside button and a psycho-beam television set floated down from the ceiling. My thought waves selected my desired channel, and I settled back to enjoy a good show. A blare of color, a shout of trumpets lin stereophonic sound, of coursel heralded the be- ginning of the Martha Sinclair I-lour sponsored by the Lennox-Charlton Electronic Brain Com- pany. Emcee Eddy Venini came into view and announced the Gail Gustavson ballet troupe which was visiting the United States on their world tour. Dazzled by the magnificance of their performance, I was further amazed when I saw Jean Lally demonstrating the methods of Italian cooking on a competing channel. I at once snatched my black book and, pen in hand, scratched Jean's name in among the other names of all those I had yet to reach for the reunion. I decided to make Chicago my first stop the next day, but, because of the late hour, I switched off the television setg tucking my black book and my worries under my pillow, I was swept off to sleep. The next morning 'bright and early I made arrangements with the Castellano Helicopter Company to fly me to Chicago. My flight was timed for exactly 9:06, and at 9:05 I raced up the spiral staircase to the rooftop of the hotel just in time to see the hydrorocket winging into view. As the plane landed, I was delighted to note the hearty crew that would guide me safely to the great city on the shores of Lake Michigan. Bob Recine was piloting our ship, Ron Morreale was co-pilot, and John Slash McDonnell was at the traffic directional signals waving his hockey stick for all right and left turns. Barry Fahey and Jackie Mattson were the me- chanics aboard, and Jeannette Warren, the hostess. We took off quickly for the home of the Cubs and the White Sox, and within a few short minutes, we arrived at Midway Field. Rocketing had been marvelous, but it was mild compared to the Sawicki Scooter that shot me across town. We passed the deserted stockyards. No one needed meat anymore since those miraculous compounded meat and vegetable pills invented by scientist Janice Thompson had appeared on the market. I went straightaway to George Caldwell Construction Engineering Company, where he and David Hart gladly accepted my invitation to our reunion. My next stop was the Loop, where, amidst flashing neon signs and crowds of hustling people, I met the top rung of the Chicago society ladder, Nancy Kempton, out walking her four white poodles. She said she'd try and fit our get-together into her busy schedule and she would also do me the favor of wiring Martha Garrahan, an English professor at the University of Illinois, for my time was running out fast and like Cinderella I would have to be back in Waltham by the following evening at midnight. Tempus was fugiting quickly, and at seven bells I was in New Orleans. None of the age-old charm had faded since my last visit there. The lovely Spanish moss hung lazily from the cypress trees, and in the violet twilight, it seemed one of the most beautiful places on earth. Yet I had little time left for scenery, so I hustled myself into a rented Millar Motorcycle and scooted off through the French Quarter to call on Mary Curtin, who was in port after touring the world in her rocket yacht. On my way to the harbor I spotted Anita Levensaler, world's woman tennisfchamp, with her coach Mary Ellen Scott, bouncing a ball off the side of the Ray Sicotte Sports' Arena. She waved gaily, and with a 'weak underhander I tossed them an invitation, which she caught with her excellent form. Deciding I'd have to mail all other notifications for this area, I scuttled back to the heli- copter and once more was on my way. We took our time flying westward to view some of the breathtaking scenery. We were darting in and out between all sorts of skyscrapers when I spotted a flag pole with a very ornamental top. But no! It wasn't an ornamental top! It was Priscilla Caie, world renowned flag pole, sitter. Hardly had I recovered from my surprise, when we landed in the parking lot of Madeline Cacciatore's bakery in San Francisco, California. I tucked my little message in her mailbox and hurried off on my tour of the city. I rounded the corner of Powell and Sutter Streets where I ran into Dick Cavanaugh and Francis Rheaume welding a mechanical defect in George Enman's printing press. Gordon Lewis was standing by in case he should be needed for a little repair work after the boys were through. I distributed envelopes among them after a little chat and hustled off down the steep, winding street. .lust ahead I spotted the very place I'd been searching for, Helen Smith's Theatrical Agency where Barbara Keefe and Lynn Spaulding were busy checking over a script for Barbara Klimoski's latest play, Did You Notice? I slipped in, left a few reunion cards, and shuffled out unnoticed. I had one more call to make in this lovely, old-fashioned, yet ultra-modern city and that was at Alan Wiggetman's personally owned BANK OF AMERICA. As the heels of my Kay Peel designed shoes clicked across the marble floor, Ruth Greaves and Ellen Austin looked up in annoyance from the counted piles of money which vice president Lee Healey was distributing and then bent their heads once again over their work. I looked sheepishly around and stepped right on the toe of that fabulous actress, Rosemarie Smith, Mumbling humble apologies as I bent to brush off her shoes, I glanced up in time to catch Dick Simeone depositing the daily take from his uranium fuel station. Excited at seeing so many prospects at once, I just casually heaved a handful of reunion invitations in the air and strolled out. Before I could wave at Maryalice Tuite, who was passing by on her daily route digging up news for her gossip column, Tuite's Twitteringsf' I found myself back in the helicopter racing towards Seattle, Washington. Staring in awe at the ethereal beauty of the azure blue Rockies below, I uttered an ex- clamation of surprise. There below me were Barbara McDermott and Pat Hayes, standing atop a lofty peak, en- joying their hobby of mountain climbing. While they waved their alpenstocks at me, I tossed several of the cards out the window along with an English grammar book for Pat, who always relished good reading. The fabulous views below kept me enraptured until we landed on a giant sequoia tree, dis- embarked, and climbed through the thick branches down the trunk. At last reaching the ground, I was delighted to find another of the long chain of Cross Diners, where Carolyn 0'Connell and Georgia Cross served me a cup of delicious hot coffee. Upon inquiring how business was, I was both pleased and a little envious at their reply that my dime put them over the million dollar mark. After their kind service, I slipped two invites under my plate and skipped out, whizzing al6ng once again on my rocket skates. I needed them badly over this rugged but beautiful terrain which all but took my breath away in more ways than one. Seattle proved to be a dazzling city, skyscrapers and homes doing their best to emulate the lofty eminence of the majestic Mount Rainier. As I whizzed along, I felt a distinct tap on my shoulderg and stepping on the brakes of my rocket skates, I turned around into the smiling faces of Pat Docherty and Judy Emerson, dressed like twins in their policewomen uniforms. They had attained the distinction of being the first airplane traffic policewomen in the United States, I was delighted to learn. Upon bidding them a fond adieu, I shifted my skates into GLIDE and coasted all the way down Harris Childs Street, which had been named for the great philanthropist and old Waltham High scholar. As I skated along on the trolley tracks, I spotted Martha Fisher and Nancy Jacobs chatting with Sandy Wolcott and Dottie Sullivan about the good old days at Waltham High, I presumed. I retraced my steps and hustled over to join the group. They proceeded to tell me of their wonderful jobs in the Ray Campbell office building, where they were all assistants to the assistant vice president of the corporation, John Picard. Giving them my congratulations and gilt-edged reunion announcements, we, my skates and I, sped away. Suddenly I heard the cry of a paper boy flying by on a uranium racer with his loudspeaker blaring the news that Ginny Baillargeon and Jean Conti had dazzled the notables at Radio City Music Hall with their spectacular song and dance act. I was very happy for them and wished I could stroll once again through Times Square in all its electrical glory and deliver Mayor Connors' message. Oh well, I needn't delay any further. My assignment was completed, and it was time to return home to Waltham. My skates out of fuel, foot-weary and sleepy-eyed, I climbed for the last time into the helicopter, where kind stewardess Phyllis Taranto placed a foam-rubber pillow under my head. New crew members Duble, Shreenan, and Robbins took over the ship with capable hands and buzzed off in the direction of our beloved Boston, and I, lulled by the rocket's gentle whooshing sound, fell off to sleep. Back home again, mission accomplished, I deposited my leftover invitations in my file under the heading REUNIONS and my rocket roller skates under MEMORABLE TRIPS. Though weary and footworn, I realized that the future years would be filled with happy thoughts of my dear old 1957 classmates at Waltham High School and pleasant memories of my never-to-be-forgotten journey Roundabout America. By SHIRLEY FITZ-GERALD Assisted by PATRICIA HAYES LEE HEALEY NANCY KEMPTON BARBARA KLIMOSKI CLASS ILL 1957 Fast coming to a close is a year filled with the memories that we, the Class of 1957, have acquired of a dedicated school. a school dedicated to the proposition that you must earn your graduation. From these hallowed halls we march with our heads held high and our report cards waving like banners in a summer day's breeze. May these bequests be received by the underclassmen in silent gratitude for the un- bounded generosity of an unselfish Senior Class, which, for the first time in three years, is giving something besides advice. May our presentations to the faculty be remembered as gifts which we feel they must have but which we could never bestow upon them before this special day. Being of sound minds falthough there were several attempts to disprove thisj and healthy bodies fdespite the crowded lunch periodsl, we leave these, our last and earthly possessions. To Mr. Sheehy. our beloved headmaster, we give our heartfelt and sincere thanks for the patience and understanding with which he has guided us through three trying yet wonderful years. To Mr. May, our genial master. we bequeath the spirit of 1957. May room 211 be overflowing with joyful students who also possess this spirit. For the benefit of our submasters, Messrs. Morang and Hood, we leave, period. For Miss Flagg we have secured one dozen Cash McCalls. These are shrewd business men who will suggest many helpful money-making tips to the business pupils and prospective executives. To Miss Babb we present a giant alarm clock to wake up those victims of iron- deficiency anemia who attend her cooking classes. To Mrs. Flynn, our capable teacher-librarian, we deliver a set of 5,000 watt search- lights for the library in hopes that the Class of 1958 may write the Mirror without undue eye strain. For Mr. Pettinati we leave a ten years' supply of Geritol. May he use it wisely. Mrs. Gabriel is promised one of the most brilliant art students ever to attend Waltham High, Vincent Van Gogh XXX. To our beleaguered matrons and maintenance men we deed a clean school in perfect repair. We direct that our thanks be expressed to the ladies in the kitchen who, for three food-filled years, have remembered that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. For the use of the teachers in the third floor, Miss Hirst, Mr. Morang, Mr. Yetten, and Mr. Avery, we install a self-service elevator. This bequest needs no explanation. For Mr. MacArthur we plan a small swimming pool stocked with 36-inch trout. This property is to be located in the back of his homeroom. No longer will he tell of the big ones that got away. To Miss Gearan we will George Whoduzzit, who digests all the leading cartoons and editorials and devours all the news Fit to Print. To calm his nerves while riding in the driver education car, an automobile with a built-in coffee percolator will be custom-designed for Mr. Perkins. To Mr. Brucchi, head of auto mechanics at the Trade School, we donate a brand new take-apart Cadillac. Now our future mechanics will learn in style. Mr. Hoyle, another one of our unsung Trade School heroes, will inherit a class of mechanical geniuses who know automobiles backwards. We bequeath to Mr. Westall, in gorgeous Cinemascope and glorious technicolor, a brand new gift-wrapped Trade School. A new gadget, the mechanical pen that writes only the first letter of the alphabet, is our remembrance for Mr. Boothroyd. Thus he is sure to have a class of All A seniors. The athletic department inherits Franken Stein, the most versatile athlete ever to attend any school. We leave to Mr. Smyth a law book in which every word has only one syllable. fAgain we seniors are accused of semi-illiteracy.J A time clock goes to Miss McQuarrie. Now all of her homeroom girls will be on time. To Miss Grover a fifty gallon drum of glue. Also a ten million page pamphlet en- titled Business Reports U.S.A. Mr. Woodman, the W.H.S. financial tycoon and treasurer of our sports events, gets his dream boat, a Brink's armored car complete with armed guards and padlocked money bags. For Miss Betts we've ordered three hundred copies of Fractured French, a book written for the sole purpose of Americanizing Francais or Francaisanizing Americang no one's quite sure which. One million dollars in scholarships for those underclassmen whose brilliance should not go unrewarded we remand to the use of the Guidance Department. To the juniors we leave a faculty that has just finished a year with us seniors. Look out, juniors! To the sophomores we leave nothing. Whatever they get in the next two years they'll have to earn. This younger generation has it too easy anyway! As co-executors of this will we appoint Mr. Eames, Mr. Curry, and Mrs. Keenan, who have witnessed our signature thereof in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. By STEPHEN W. WALSH Assisted by JEAN VINCUILLO if 5, ,L 1 v -N k insvxix I ,W 'W 'IL 1 wg . i L' .1 . .5-OI ff? V ri -, 'L .4 H . 5.3 , M FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 22 Malden 29 Brookline OCTOBER 6 Arlington 13 Haverhill 20 Leominster NOVEMBER 3 Brocton 10 Newton 22 Somerville , ' yu' ,, .. ,. , Xiu' Gr , 7 0 P51 ,Sv ,. Q, v ' '4.fF::f- .,,. . 'Ylilgn lwiffkz . :Wife Jig.. Qffrfqi? '- or vu , If 'f ' Tj .. ' x i M A , EJ 11? f y f Jgaggfa -fasw2'f - - . 1 .. k of -.a. .: w- - , ,,y,zffffqf?X,-if,..M . . AJ- Q. .. Y 7 zqwfrw L.-.fiifm 1 . S U . 0' . rf: 4:.4v:r.'- g1':,:55:g1':f -,-' - - H .i7'T'ff 5JL-1j 'W 7' 'jflyagxfifgglfi 5,1 3 F ,..iy,::,9xX'b44,.4:5 -4 1 , '::,.r:f:'vf 1.11.5 -Y.. - JI' .lA!4g?.:A'kS! , M . 1 ,M-A-fur' i V1-iff.. agp , 1- 3? ' 'i?kEF'.1 - ,Ng2f:sm- 9:fxi:, .w.f1-.ff:f- N 1. G fm Jlvrwl ,gpg A N la A 1 Pr 1 111 L, J 4 AK ' Q92 WA e ,.'ff-v-1.3: iff- '. if CH EERLE DERS c I Z 4 b.gg,ih,4-if of rw www , .z ,f . . . ,Q if LM if .w MK Front row: D. Cardillo, S. Fitz-Gerald, E. Charboneau, s .35 1 'P' M. Ciarvadonc, M. Curtin. Back row: P. Caie, C. Sala- 'fvga f VM A 0 f manis, L. Hills, C. Flanigan, A. Hart. my ' ' if Q' .r -f AQ.. v , C an 'ff ' 1232. . 4 Ai' U af U Q h I V ,. .- ' 1 1 L '. 'C 7' if H it Q, r Xe gg -:Y . X-, f .mis s.:,f ,.-15 2'-.fr if'-Elf' 4 z'.ff- '- lj-J N 1 I 12 fyjfiff,-Q .- :,.f-'lf ' 1 J-L ..:2 i5Fn f'lu?'2n:Qn,'. sy 1,131 Av- X wiv. , - 1 0' ,. sa, 'fs sump? V -. 141. , fe A :cz 2-, .-..,. .V .- , ' . 'I 1- .',.-1:14115-,-.' 1 4? -4 .izff mf'V' 'Eff'-f,7if:' ' Eff 1 - 1'-,e?f42,,'?w.1'!7:x!: 1. N- 5. ,- .ff ,In x-,V gn . jf N' we i-4g4,v.g,,.. 5,--I, U 5, -, n .' ,,1,.0' f:-g7L1..3aA1 , ' 1 1 LN-' .. -gi .y7z,zu,,5 M , rw-.-nuff-'1:'a' 91,5 -av 1 1 1 '-me ,- -.-, ,- . ,jf',:..,'K-g.f . . tg ' .R ,f. , , ,Q-',-9 if A 9 '-'ii A f fri ,'Q.Q,ll,-gwdgzyi' eq ', 1'-'ggi-,Q?f:fr' .gZ'iYf1:5,nz wg-,f',. f ,lfgffi iw. -,1QyQ1f.',f if f'-3941 .gin , Zip... -v vp , Ivy, -.ali , al, ,nga - 1' 'nik .,.N:'v 4. fl Af'-.: ' - ,n--:Mr .1-1 5, nfl., ., ..,1wy ,vga-.-13 , L':ff?E -wr .QZ,,,.-,'J.7,',5fCfy 3.1 A , ms... f ..i ,,,-,.,' 1 ,i QW' K, .ig-,1-,.-. -w ' f J V , . V 1 4 .-,- -rv. ...Ant , I-X-3 a get , ,sa , . A. lg2 ,,,3'E' .,gr,.i --5-z,z .v 1 A , 4 .af - -- wx--,fi rr .G A. ' JAH .-:z-.rnrgzy-. . L P v L A 394 l.3g',f' ' ' .gt . 1 11 wif nligilifff -A714 , , 2 1 ., 11,5-, 4, 3 J.. ,i . ,,.-, .1 ' 1, -N f n ur: ' .' oi- , c .:y.wq'3 in x x K 1 X I ,I 'himgzfsgg 1125.89 :Lf X i, X, 74:15 ,:4.n:,.,?, ,fy . .f -4 1, Wu. . -V . , . . .. -1, , . - , 5149. 4 - 4' .- -' 4, - Uv. A - ,-L 'rf' 'uf Q9.f,ay'fi' f -Q -. . 'v4s:'i lm? 'V' Sv' 1 . ' :Q ,ri if ' ,fi s o Q Q. ' .1 7 F' w 4' . 5 5 Q Q 0 ,, 5 ' O fl fa K f 1 Q ' 0 nv .4 WW ' ,. 5 gfwf, 1 5.,,.:rr . V N K-, 'Ss' 1 ' ' 4 mf- vwkm X MX - Q . .iik X Q53 . f-wx 1 51 x A xy , . Nagy 1 . 54253 5 x - H6 35 ww Ffa 6 3 E gif M 3,121 et 1 f7Wx f A 3 J5'2'4:?u A W 'ff Wgfiw 'L 1' QW fa mf:-fm L xy'- ,M A Q, f H Q 5' i ' NSAWE' Si is ,11 M 3 s E 4 Q fifn 39 'F Q vig ,gg 'EE 3 M, k if Lk qg 5 Q 2 n is ,Q Fir A X, 5 ,sg f X 5 A s , A 4 l .I Ol I P f xv 1 It :Pl 3' -ii: I v, N ,, F 5h,,, vi I . .X V 4. f,- X G '.' Y, --rf ' I ' A I Q Q .4,..v lv . 'M 33, 1 '-'Q 41 H uf '4i?fQLi,' ,f .' gxsy I 51 +ii1f- , L ' J T I . f-v R AQ' 1 ! 1 .W '1'+-ff' . ix .' K, , ,,,xy V 1 Q 'M I AN M 3,335 ' g , , -we I' f ' xg: W1 , an l.j,iXQ,.'1-, as -5 'f'f'x.,IA L g-'fl L X :C B- W. . IEIORPIAY CAST AND COMMITTEE i WHARVEYM ll. Marshall, M. Sinclair, H, Smith, L. Hills, J. MacNeil, S. Fitz-Gerald. G. Cuslavson, J. Cass. A. Collin, C. Flanigan, L. Shriberg, D. Sabean F. Sanrls. W. Parsons, N. Cannistraro. Shirley, Joan, and Nick Dave, Gail, Fred. Larry and Astrid Shlrley and Larry ln rehearsal for Harvey,7' one of the most successful senior plays in the history of Waltham High. if A .asv wy ' La-' lf' 1 'Ql Ski W .,-W, .. Q 4, A +8 -4-I if ,gf 01.555 4, gf X. is 5 'Y' .ivguiii ti 3 Q il: gf Q Sports Activities ii O R. Lazarus, W. Mase-rw, J. Connors. K. Feeley, W. Stern, F. White-back row. R. Ginrod, S. Ballas, J. Ricci, captaing K. Kezer, J. Dennis, A. Rosenfeld-from I'0VV. Jump shot! ls it going in? SCHEDULE DECEMBER 14-Belmont 13fEverett 214Nashua 28-Somerville JANUARY 2-Yvatertown 8-Arlington 1 1-Newton 15-Brookline 17vBrockton 22-Rindge 25-Watertowli 29-Cambridge FEBRUARY 1-Arlington 5-Brookline 8-Newton 12-Rindge 14-Brockton 19-Somerville W. H. S. TECH TOURNEY TE ii. XIV, . ,J-lv. v 'X .1 . . N?-'--4: ! YM! :,., Q V Q 1 1-A 1 x ' NX il If R nv Z' vi, 0 , 'K ,Ne -wg 5 , SCHEDULE December 8'-Watertown December Me-Walpole December 21 B.C. High Needham Playoff Games: February 2 February 8 February 15 All games at B Oston Arena. HO January 4 January 12-Wellesley January 18-Framingham January 25-Norwood Gray saves' Just in time! Team- 195 r W5 .EY 1 , if Sh IIUCIKICY CIIIGICRIEADERS vilzl Rowa- Mursllu AIIVUIII lufli f:ill4I'Ill'll'I'S hnmx l':lrra-ll Aliw- l'nrI1-v .luzm fjllllllllbiirll ,lzmv Xllllmllly lmllx lim I 'I 'ft-ull NULL 4 X D, L Taylor saws! X -N N.- . 1... 1- 1 -X' Nw? V' Nwnw, ,K Y- , -www X-.,. 'sl .X . if ,E .sz-x. ff? 'QW , 'wa-yy-Q Rf-mly for :wlionf at fe nf ' . 1-Ji.: Gymnastics! good time was had by all! A good group ! What will we do tonight? 'S Wt 'SH' 4' If a s Looks conlfortahle! Cold day for the beach! Posing! One good time. Studying? ? ? . .Sl 3 15' 'ti C 1 , . f f rf A , YZ W4 x Eg gf S 'f x -it 7 :pg S I Q X .. S ID' A Q V Q -fix . S x X 4' , M ffm , H, me , 51 5 ,, , f x .V I Y 'X Nix 43' X.. 1 . 5.1 M... .f f Y E K XI I'I'l'I'HlX S HUM! JIHINIIIPIII. Ii. Vu! Y lillllu -nn, I-. Nl lll ulalm Nl. Ilvffvly. ll flank I lnlxiu Iillr nw. .I. FZIIIVJIH, I lixm H. lIulm.mn, li VM'-Inn Il Slln an I lI+vlI.mvI, lx linux, Nl. 5 llN IXUS Nl'l'lllUI IVHN. S Q- -'O' -g.....,.-cf - A 3'- .3 5 .., ...-... .M S ..-,,.,, s 9. ...gif :gui 11'-rua NHHOON SQUAD I. lh-morn. li, Puino. .I. lihzunpiml. C. Cm-vu. lf. S1ll1llll1lIliS. NI, CillY1lI'dUlll'. Nl. Lurrm fII'Sl row. lt. l.l1arlmm'z1ll. l'. lfzliv. l'. nl'1'l'iIlllld, Nl, l:ilI'l'lllhl'!'S, I.. llm-ally, A. Hart, V. Farr:-ll hl'l'lll1ll ww. 'lf U2lII8gllt'l'. Nl. UZIVIZI. T. Tur- amu, l. Iaylur. J. I,opvL. N. Lamms trzlro. ll. Illuy. J. FIIIIUIIP. W. Rhmlvs Nl, Gray, .-X. xvij1g1t'llIl2lIl Illini row. WAl,'l'HAM HIGH BAND AND lllilqxl Xl.'X.lUlilf'l'TlfS ll. Szlvzlpiv. .l. tjllllliwilk, N. lfarlvr. I. Nam: Nl. Huy-I, Nl. Ile-ffvly. F. wvrigfll. U, Huyl. NEWSPAPER EDITORS B. Klinloski. M. Garrahan. B. Mason. N. Kempton, I. Tice-first row. C. Salamanis, Rosenfelt, L. Asekoff. C. Failla--second row. NEWSPAPER STAFF O. Chaisson, W. Meserve, E. Ohnemous-first row. A. Flashner, J. MacNeil L. Hills, L. Emerson, G. Hamilton, M. Durkee, R. Rose, L. Campisi, L. Healy ond row A Patton N Nlilli an L Goodhue A Collin B M. Cray-sec : . , . . g , . , . , . Marshall, V. Hills, M. Gile, M. Aucoin, D. Harrington, G. Dukat, C. Methot, A. Hartwthird row. l 2 LIBRA R. Pittari. J. Dix N. Vlfoocllnan f l row. C. Kiclner, Colvin. B. Cutler FUN. In, t IIISIZIYSUII. thxrlt in tliml IiXlfCI l'lVIC QTOFNCII. I.. Ilills. N. CllIlltISII'ilI'H. j. Nlm'Nt-il. Iirst row. S. Ilziys. H. Blay. K. Kvzer Sf-llniittnf'sc'c'fn1tI mw. , IIOTNIICIIUIINI I.ICGI5I..X'I'ORS IJ. Bt-ll. J. lNf-HIIO. J. VilIlIlilHSt'. Ix. Curtin. I. t.astf-Ilmm. L. Fuillu. L. .-Xsckoff first row. IC. Ifremnan. A. Cullin. N. Iiumlrot. G. Rizzo. .X. I7ur0st. J. Curron, NI. CllI'FllIIlPI'S. If. I'z-vl. 0. Clmisstm sm-mimi ww. IV. Smith. R. Coiiiwlly. f.. Krvssvr. YV. Cliittvmlmi. I.. Slirilu-rg. NI. Cray. H. Blay. N. Gibbs. B. Jones. N. Nlilligzm. ,I. Cass. J. Nlm-Nt-il. N. ,lm-tilts. I.. Hills. IT. BLll'IlS--IIIIITI row. .I. lltilluml. Wi. Itlioflvs. N. Cziiinistrzirn. I . Ilvllino-fmlrtll row. '1 ff J ! imp! 1 in V QM 52 I, 05:32 5 'mfr 4 m Ni 6 . L 3 f Y -,., I K i xg . . . F vf ' 4 5 X X 3' if I I, 5 Q Lift! 2 --4 L ' U JWN 01 - . 1.9 9 .. xii' X .X x qs, f wx X x X 4 K X F x Q if' Sp f R 2 fw X X Q 13 -f Q' ff 'iw m??'f A. 13' . 5 5 HARVES '- i k ,R x Y J f Q Q :Y DANCE 1' .PN V1 R 5 Q A .X,. . 4, ., 'V fr- K' .:5w f A ff, If , ' Q5 X .. Q K gffxixs X .Q Q' 5 , --Sip 5 -QB' AUTOGRAPHS .f...'24,.y... f-.LW 3,m.5.s1 f fmt' . .wwf Q HM, THE CLASS OF 1957 WISHES TO THANK ALL ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS FOR THEIR INTEREST IN THIS YEAR'S MIRROR. Complimenfs of DAVID PHIPPS STUDIO Phofographers 'For Three Genera+ions 873-A Main S+. Wal+ham, Mass. TWinbrook 3-343l TWinbrook 3-4697 CompIimen+s of JOSEPH A. POULIOT Furni+ure and Piano Moving 57 Fuller S+. WaI+I'1am, Mass. TWinbrooIc 4-2428 CompIimen+s of F. M. McC-BENNIS CO. 878 Main S+., WaI+ham, Mass. TW. 4-I87l w . ' ' ,l -2 MacARTHUR MUSIC CO. COMING UP ! l i I LESTER s. MMARTHUR, Mgr. -----'- I I .N TUXEDOS For In+orma+ion QW, ,I Sales U 3 Renfals 'SRE Phone U 2-7930 f Repairing 0 Accessories Have Fun SI1ee+ Music Go Forma' 'RUP'-w if 39-4I Lexing+on S+., WaI+I1am, Mass. ' TW. 4-3398 READ 81 WHITE U23 OU' HI Summer Shed WaI+I1am's OIdes+ Es+abIished Music S+ore roup Ren+aI Plan Bos+on TAYLOR DRUG, INC. ROY A. TAYLOR, Reg. Ph. 554 Moody S+ree+ WaI+I1am 54, Mass. TeI. TW 4-4705 CompIimen+s of BARBARA STONE DRESS SHOP 465 Moody S+. WaI+ham STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE Complimen+s of JAY'S GIFT STORE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 348 Moody S+. WaI+ham, Mass. CompIimen+s of STANTON WEEKS Laundry and Cleaning Service I36 Trapelo Rd., WaI+I1am TW 4-I657 TW 4-0676 j, 92157 'ilfllm 'J '7L wr-rgifinwajizjf W 3401 1 W 7 MMR M N new QW c-5514 wind? NEW ENGLAND CHAIR co. Compnmems Io, Manufacfurers DINETTE SETS O BREAKFAST NOOKS BRENTON E. TYLER 571 Mssn s+. Walfham. Mm. Insurance Rea' EsIaIe Twinbrook 3-36's 682 Main S+. Walfham, M s DONALD FREEMAN TW. 3-4808 Complimenfs of WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK Your School Savings Bank 702 MAIN STREET WALTHAM, MASS. Com pIimen'I's of WATCH CITY RED CAB SERVICE Cadillacs for All Occasions Call TW-4-5000 TW-4-500 I 24-HOUR SERVICE CompIimen+s of WALTHAM WALLPAPER 81 PAINT WALTHAM 54, MASS. TW 3-3732 1e,fZL,ff N? WW J fp XWA -fm, M MQ ' fi 'N u Q Gy any fgwwwwf fffcf7',,v Qffpfbgp My WW 52? 'W 37 55 'aw 4 W 4 73741, M WW y QW W fW?i M jw . J, Q W alibi? magic Nggxgqgjhj, JOY' WJZMWW WMWffwWw WM few fb A 1? Q ,33mwMf Fl of ROGERS PHARMACY. INC. John J. Rogers, Reg. Pharmacisi' Richard Dilbarian. Reg. Pharmacis+ 923 MAIN ST. WALTHAM, MASS. TW. 4-3I60 IThe RexaII IS+oreI CompIimen+s GILES' REAL ESTA Residenfial and Commercial WALTHAM AND VICINITY Mor+gages-Is+ and 2ncI New Consfrucfion Morfgages LISTINGS ALWAYS WELCOME 89 Robbins S+., WaI'I'ham Tw. 4-4363 THE TUX SHOP Complefe Line of Men's Formal Wear for Renfal 230 CALIFORNIA STREET NEWTON. MASSACHUSETTS Telephone LaseII 7-0459 Home Phone TW-4-5I22 KEVIN HUGHES FLOYD HAMILTON CompIimen'I's of THOMAS P. HOLLAND Complimenfs of WALTHAM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 7I5 Main S+. WALTHAM 54, MASSACHUSETTS - What does the future hold for YOU? There's a good chance i+'s a career for you in elecfronics . . . faslesf- growing of all major indus+ries. Raylheon is +he eleclronics leader in New England, offering inferesfing iob opporfuniiies al' many of i'rs planls in +he suburban areas around Bosfon. Why no+ drop in +o one of our em- ploymenl offices and discuss +he opporlunifies in fhis business for you? XX X EMPLOYMENT OFFICE in Wallhamz l9O Willow Slreel' . RAYTHEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY SHEER SIGN COMPANY Every Sign a Design I82 HIGH STREET WALTHAM TW-4-4l29 Complimen'rs of MASSACHUSETTS BROKEN STONE COMPANY Complimen+s of FRANK J. MOONEY, SR. Insurance and Real Es+a+e 694 Main Sfreei' WALTHAM MASS Complimen+s of FRANCIS J. JOYCE AND SON M' Mef v WWW .MIM ,MM ff ww af f 2 Complimenis of RED CROSS PHARMACY COLIN M. HOLMES, INC. Frigidaire Sales - Service MAIN STREET, WALTHAM. MASS. Colin M. Holmes Tele. TW-I950 Bendix-Washers-Dryers-Used Refrigerafors Complimenis of Complimenfs of ALVERON'S STRQUMIS Profession' Pharmacisis Men's, Women's. CI1ilcIren's. and lnfan'I's' Wea K. Alberf Parefchan, PI1.G., Mgr. 832 MAIN ST. WALTHAM. MASS. MAIN ST. WALTHAM, MASS. Complimen+s of THOMAS A. JOYCE . 81 CO. Complimen+s of FARM BUREAU I55 Lexingfon S+. Walfham, Complimen+s of Complimen+s of CYSTER HOUSE F. w. DERBYSHIRE 4I Union Sf. Bosfon, Mass Branches l22 C I S+ I43 S+ 1' S+ BOSTON MASS CompIimen+s of CHEZ ELISE Complimen+s of I ' 683 Main S+. WALTHAM 54. MASS. Com plimenfs of WALTHAM COAL CO. Complimenfs of Es+. I872 cone ou. COAL LEVlN'S TW. 4-OII6 69I M in S+. Walfham, M To fhe Class of I957 I join your family, relaiives and 'Friends in congra+ula+ing you on becoming a gradua+e of Wallham High School and ioin- ing ifs disfinguished group of alumni. You are our fulure cilizens and +he leaders of iomorrow. To make America sirong and safe and +o ready yourself 'For 'lhe challenges of 'lomorrow all of us hope you go 'l'o college and receive ihe highesi' educalion possible. ln so doing, you will obiain fhe knowledge necessary fo become a leader in your chosen profession as well as a leader in your communiiy. Louis J. Kirsch, Jr. FINIS CORONAT OPUS The Ol .L V, Q 5 W , F f Y l v i w 45 . 1 .25 3. s s ' Q f .A Q : ,fr A., ... NQ' Q GJQQ- 5 QXV lx? 1 Q9 GL Ak S7 AN Q47 Ga W 13 4 QCWGQ GQ QQ CJ Q40 SO U41 ki C H 47 We '20 AXUGU G N Q A 32' 6 5 44, QA D 3229, x20 N24 'P