Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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Gofzzngus - gqmerzea, f70unoQofQ a Wan gfgazff azzofcjoufaye C- C.' S! uxiiiill , ,ss SCL? mln Anybody might have found it, but-His whisper came to me. KIPLING HEINZ ALBRECHT -ill Amory Road College II I-Ieinzie hails from New Brunswick, Canada, but he finds that his hobbies, cars and girls, remain the same. Heinzie dislikes lunch per- iods at W.H.S. but brightens at the mention of German class. Luck always! Und Auf Wliedersehnl GAIL ALIMANSKY 304 Bacon Street College II This gay senior comes to us from L.S.J.H. Great is her description of democracy class. Ann, Debby, and Beth say that she is quite a fried chicken enthusiast . . . Gail hopes to attend a college of business administration. Good luck! Ar'fiz'ilie,r.' Pep Squad 2, 5, 43 Library Council 3, 45 Mirror Business Staff -ig French Club 2. DONALD ADAMS 46 Downing Road Vomliomzl-Elernorzirf Short Mort's slogan is be real . . . friends include Paul, Fred, and Bryce . . . auto racing and cars in general rate high . . . an alumnus of L.S.J.I-I .... foremost in his mind is obtaining gainful em- ployment. SALLY AGRILLO 1756 Trapelo Road College Il That-fs wonderful! shouts this popular senior to Donna and Sue when W.H.S. wins a game . . . spends spare time water skiing or playing the piano , . . will always re- member activity period with Mr. Fitzgerald . . . future holds a career in dental hygiene. A Ar1i1'iIieJ.' Cheerleader 4g Senior Play 4g Talent Show 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 4: Mirror Business Staff 4. FLORENCE ALLEN 19 Maple Street College II How about that? ex- claims Fluff after cooking up a masterpiece for Terry, Billy, or Joyce. This exuberant senior enjoys democracy classes and homeroom periods at W.H.S. An active C.Y.O. member, Fluff aspires to be a nurse. All the best in the future. SUZANNE ALTRICH 16 Princeton Avenue Burizzerf-Clerk Typirt Pert and pretty Suzanne comes to W.H.S. from Lex- ington Street Junior High and is a clerk typist in the busi- ness course. Law, beef stew, and activity periods are rated high on Suzanne's list of greats This vivacious senior plans to complete her educa- tion with I.B.M. school.

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4, ,W M E M A 2 5 A fri' ll i LJ l, l Qi .1'. 1 A ' 'J 3 li' 04 VOCATIONAL OFFICERS President-RICHARD VANARIA MR. MORANG Housemaster Mary Ann Pergola, Sandra McKeen. Rosalie Scifo, Donna Chalglis, Angie Bonica, Maria Juliano, Chrig Mo- bilia, Marsha Maelancl. Julia Kaz- nocha, Diane Pergola. Ellen Car- ruthers, Sally Mobilia, Barbara Mc- Fayden. Cindy Stewart, Caren Smelledge, Carol Faulkner, Gail Ed- wards, Cathy O'Neil, Mary Giar- dina, Gail Stempsnn. Sheryl Hamil- ton, Susan Bratenas. Ann Starck. Barbara Morang, Jeanne Thiheault, c - Eleanor Monaco. Vice President-ELDON McXX'II.LIAMS Secretary-Treasurer-PAUL COAKLEY 9121 Ol 'S I9

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fanfsyzbzlfzy - y216r1lrz2s Ofkr jfanfs fo RALPH AMELIA 19 Daniels Street Bzuizzerr-Acmzmlizzg Oomba enjoys bookkeep- ing and the talent shows at W.H.S. He wishes there were more parking spaces, but he perks up at the mention of girls and cars. We wish him luck thisfall at college! Arliritierf Talent Show 3. -lg Maroon Squad -1. DOUGLAS ANDERSON 44 Beaver Street College I Cheerful Doug can be heard yelling, nice whip! to Ted, Ben, and Bill. This former North Juniorite enjoys a good steak more than anything. Also high on his list of favorites is homeroom period at W.H.S. Good luck at college, Doug! Ar1i1'ilie,r.' Baseball 2, 3. DALE ANDERSON 17 Irving Street Burizze,rr-Sterzogzxzpbif The high-stepping leader of our majorettes is an active member of our student body. Panda can often be seen eat- ing pizza with Shirley, Marilyn. or Jeanie. Business correspon- dence offers no worry for Dale. but lack of parking spaces does. Good luck, Dale, as you represent W.H.S. in the busi- ness world. Acriz'ilier: Baton Twirler 2, 3. 41 Talent Show 5, 4. 1 ,f i IUDITH ANDERSON 31 Madison Road College I That's the truth, chirps vivacious Little Jud. Ger- man classes rank high with this blue-eyed cheerleader. Jan- et, Martha, and Judy tell us that little Jud also enjoys swimming, driving, and eating ice cream sodas. Any college will welcome this active VCP!-I.S. senior. Ar'liri1ir',r: Cheerleader ,lg German Club 2. 3. -lg F.T.A. 3. il, Treas- urer 'tg French Club 2, 3, el: Class Secretary -l. QOOILQI' 169 79106 .Mroesf 'xi- xv-f Now thank we all our God,XWith hearts and hands and voices. MARTIN RINEI-IART X. P f . JOAN ANDRADA 94 Temple Road Hmmm Artistic Joanie can often be seen with Carol, Gretchen. or Jenny. This attractive senior en- ioys English. German and trig classes. XY'hen not busy doing school work. she finds time to sketch and go to parties. Joanie hopes to attend college after graduation. We know shell do fine. .'lii'1ri.'fr-' German Club 1. R. l. Treasurer 44 Newspaper Start A33 ,llnmr Business Staff lg .llnvor Art Staff 'lg Senior Play Make-izp Committee Cihairman l. wx TED ARICO T2 XY'hitman Road Cfifjt'-Qt' I Down on itl shouts Teddy to Tom, Ben and Jack. Studies. gym. lunch and sports rate highest with Tcd. while then'- istrs' class tops his list of dis- likcs, His faiorite subicct is math and hc hopes to attend Bowdoin. Colby or Dartivoutli aftcr graduation nl..'::rf:ri Fo--tl-.tfl T, 3, -. Kap' tain 4, llzsrhill 2. 4, Ciapii 1 3. Nlar-tori ioxgatl 4. Talent Y ii. Stn:-ir l'r :ti K7 mm ttrr