Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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GTX- JOSEPH BERGANTINO 9 Oak Street Tt rlm.ir.11 'Sirzruit-1' if flu' b,1i'i.f of zir- HIL. .Ioe's hest friends Pete and Boh often ioin him in a steak or a horsehaek ride, This pop- ular hoy in the community has been elected president of C.Y.0. and trustee in the Sons of Italy. Best of luck in col- lege and exerything you under- take. joe. .'li.'1:1.'.'tw Stiente Seminar 2, 5 German Club 2, ? i ii 'ati A . NANCY BERGMAN 2 Ellery Road Str 1zu'Qi'.1fvl1i'a' OIL flfe if ,i'llul. ' -ludy and Vivian agree that Dimples is as adept on the keyboard of L1 piano as on that of a typewriter. An Ipana smile accompanies her huh- hling personality. This Rain- how girl hopes to attend the Boston School of Dental Nurs- ing after graduation. .'li!l1i11ti.' Mr. Husson's Statt' 3. ,tg ,llnifn ClCl'iC.ll Statt' lg .llIl7'lY Representatixe ig junior Prom Committee s. Q ROBERT HERGMAN AI I EN BI RC Nl ROW -ii Addison Road Ifnuin R 1 Cfflfcllt f It c Sf11fu'ily .ii .1 Iiaiil of zxfzfzfc n1.n1lvood. Bohn Comes to XY'.H,S. from North Quincy High and hrings with him his artistic talents. Like a number of other seniors. he likes our system of only four periods a week for each subject. Along with Mike and Joe, we all wish Boh the hest of luck in the Marines and then at College. 1 f F VX vs 4 :at ' , if: ' KC. X XX' Qzff' - . Q 3 l 'l i f X l f X i 1 if 'W' RlfiHARD BIYRCLSTROM l'HYl,l.lS lilfRKNlAN Q9 lfarnum Roail R Yifirxsiik Axenot cdfifllft f,ffLli!t.g't 1 l Hlfiii 11.', Hm' oi JH u,14v,'ti1. Hlfajijw pt for f't.1r,', V 'I shall return is the ott Petite and popular flu-io l used quotation uf Berg, Al tnioys pi parties and skiing A ind Stu often attompany him atiter stliool hours She Xtlls. , on his summer water Skiing l,tt's hit llti.ul1.lIHi9' ti' fi-1 f-- . ' I-lllms. lleinoeraty and the ro- role, l'at. and Kathi' atittr lui' ating stlietlule- are his tia- tiaxoritc liiiglish tlass, XXI' all X 4,9 xorites .lt Xkkllh. Nest year wish her sutttss in the ttath- , f will tintl lieri.1 at tollelige. ing profession l.l:.'.'.'.'ii l5t'liatiiig Cliih i, ,l..',':.'.'.'ii' Ilia iiii r l'i--m f'-immt tie sg 'laliiit Nliiiv .', X O, Nl: -,,, - room Qiiiii-l 1. l'.il'.A. y 0, .llxiv 1 f lliis-you vi i, l'tg- Nii.id l Q, l U .lit ll. ' l' li AN' l l iartls , 'N , 23

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11 I 1 I if N95 -xx . . my f S -4-T-T It J E 4 TJZXR 4, . ,j j ? j Xuzl A S A o 1 5 j il QL A -r ,-'Yi Qs C I pledge allegiance to the flag . . . 1 xx-f-1' X r yy., ANNITA BARLOXX' -i Elm Avenue College 11 HQ1l.f6I71cj'j' ii bin. A cute girl with a great per- sonality '.,, loves loads of Italian spaghetti and roller skating . . . enjoys Mr. Col- lins' English classes . . . future entails attending I,B.M. sthool. 22 KEVIN BARNICLE 22 Colburn Street College II A liglvf l1e.1r2 lllef long. Barny. a former North ,Iuniorite and an avid history student. spends his spare time with Russ at the Boys' Club . . . enjoys eating steak and making plans for the future as a mechanical engineer . . . looks forward to studying at Wlentxvorth Institute. Good luck. Barny. :li'1i111it.s.' Swimming Team 2, 5 4. Captain vi. i' CAROL BARRILE 141 Calvary Street College II Her smile fa' like Ibe d.1u'z1. Mary and Joanne tell us that this lively senior enjoys home- room periods and Mr. Collins' English class most at XX'.H.S. Carol always seems to be dashing to Student Council meetings or listening to her record collection. Future plans include attending Kenneth's Hairdressing School. .-1rliz'ititpf.' Homeroom Represent- ative 4: Pep Squad 21 junior Prom Committee 3. 'f RONALD BARNHART 164 Copeland Street I 'ffc'.11lo7l.1l Tbere ir LUIIEIIQ .md fellow- .rlvfp in him. XVho is that excellent machin- ist? XX'hy, it is none other than Ron. of course! After a great job like that anyone is entitled to a big steak dinner. don't you think? XX'hen at school. Ron rushes to English classes with joe and john. Good luck in the years to come, Ron. FRANCIS BENINATI 1188 Main Street College II Silence if .1 great peace- z11.1ker'. Musical Frankie swings dur- ing activity period with Steve and Hank. His saxophone per- formances at North Junior and in our talent show rate him as one of the most talented in our class. The service is in the future for this pizza and car lover. Go, man, go! , bi S CHARLES BENTLEY 50 Cedar Street I 'm'.1!i011.1l popular 111.111 nm becwzle f7UZl'rI'flll.H The Lexington Boys' Club def- initely has a top athlete in Bent, XVhen he isn't play- ing hockey. our former cap' tain of the football team is usually involved in some other sport. As can be ex- pected, Charlie rates gym as his favorite subject. XY'hen you ask him to do something, you vvill probably get the answer. For what? The future years include a job as a printer. xltllirtfii' F iiii thall 2, 5. Captain R, Hockey 21 junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Mar iiii n Squad 5. rl.

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1' VIVIAN BESSEY 15' Chaffee Ayenue College II Her 1'e.z.lvi' lieljv z1'.1i' .llllllntf 7l:'.IP'.H XY'ell-rounded Viv comes from North junior and can be seen dashing madly to her typing classes. After the 2:30 bell she is still active with Nancy and Bernie until she finally settles down to listen- ing to classical music. Great success in hairdressing, Viv! .'li'l1:1.'1t i Archery Z1 Business Office Start Sp Zio Staff 3: Na- tional Honor Society 5, 45 Kings- bury Essay Winner 5, Newspaper Staff S, 4. RQ ' JAMES BLAIKIE 89 XVhitman Road Hwzarxf ll b.1I.9 Ale Zl'011'.3'.7 The name jim Blaikie is syn- onymous with the word ac- tive around NX'.H.S. Being recreational director Of St. Judes C.Y.O. and publicity di- rector of the 1965 talent show are but a few of his activities. jim is looking forward to a rewarding career in the field of civil engineering after col- lege. :lrr'1'itir.if Crimson Key 4, De- bating Club 3, 4: Senior Play 43 Newspaper Staff 3, 43 illimn Business Staff 4. 'Dx -7 MARY BLONGASTAINER 5 Mt. Ida Terrace c,f1ljc5,Q'C ll'i1zir Ile ilfau L1 vf lik l111.1g- :11.1!f01J. Being treasurer of the North- ernlites keeps Mary busy, but Doris and Sue tell us that she also enioys sewing and home- rfiozii periods at W'.H,S, Future plans for this actise senior in- clude teaching in a nursery scl1ifiil ? ,I 1 r Prom Committee 1. Taiut SE wa 2. 1. Pep Squad . Sei ' li' in Committee -i. 24 VF -Y JOHN BOGLE 17 Lawndale Avenue Cvllefcf Hfllllllblellelf if .flzzpzjf grace ,md d1,g111I.m. XY'ind it upY yells John to Xorman and Ronnie on the way to Mr. Yetten's chemistry class. Next to playing records and driving 'ii Fords. John likes homeroom period best, johns future plans include college and the military sery- ice. .li'.':.'1.'i Debitirig Club 3, 43 Fliess Club 1, IN aw-J . I 'V .f 5 ch KAREN BLAKE 155 Wfest Street College II The little ff-mid of all llae world. Gee whiz, says Kaa to friends Carol and Bernice . . . plans to be a nurse . . . loves to eat turkey, play tennis. and skate . . . democracy and typ- ing classes rate high with this sweet blonde. Ai'I1z'1!1f.f.' Archery 4. 1 ALFRED BLANCHARD 51 Hastings Street College Il flu b0lI6J'f 711.111 if .ir good 115 bit l50IId.H Pizza-loving Al can be seen going to history class with Butch and Janice. When he isn't collecting records or play- ing golf, this former South Junior student is at C.Y.O. Best of luck, Al. 9 . . 5 B X 2 3 Z X X S 5 s . if S' E Z , o , U 5 t f 1 4 0 J a i lf 4--ff W l 7 ' . . 'Z -2. f t. t- 1' W ' '-SL-' ' -5' Q l On the way to class old friends