Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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JOHN BLAINE ROGER BLAKE yjreszknf - Zokfyyen fo bieaofa yocmy Ofafzbn THOMAS BIRMINGHAM 47 Fiske Street College II When photography is men- tioned around this active lad, there's sure to be a response. Tom may often be seen eating subs with Claude and Jerry or at the garage trying to fix his Rambler. 56 Trotten Circle College II This red-head, a former res- ident of Tampa, Florida, can often be seen gulping steak and mashed potatoes with his pals, The big Swede, Herb, and Dakota . . . likes lunch- time best . . . favorite subject, history . . . plans to enter col- lege. Good luck! CAROL BISHOP 38 Barbara Road College II Blue-eyed Carol is an avid trig student. Carol, who comes to us via North junior High, is known to her friends for her wit and intellectual curiosity. Carol's plans for the future in- clude attending U. of Mass. and a career in the field of elementary education. ' Ll ' .F ' r .ua -xl. lm ,ff I V' , mmm . I s cl . 4 I 5,1 L L j e:3l?4FK3.eE:l l 1.1 1: . 'ev' A il K vgbg A, .. 1 I .u!I?gPN,-'.hgn-FSQ 2 - ' X 1ge9w2f li!S-if rs:-ffiiwvff 11 E,-Li?-is gms . .i? sa ll J mn ltmn 'lint lf V u l f lbs ii- gn I I 'V-VE' 4255 ff fl 'IQQL' ll! i' L 415,515 lf.::T ::llli'l ll i L T I wa' 3 Copeland Street College I Genial Miles finds the lack of student parking spaces most disturbing at XV.H.S., but he is very content in trig classes or eating with friends Goodie and Greg. Sharp-shooter Miles plans on a college education after graduating from W.H.S. Aclivifier: Rifle Club 23 Weather Club 2. -it JAMES BOGLE 17 Lawndale Avenue College I Bog, a happy-go-lucky senior, is often seen walking in the halls of W.H.S. with friends Murph and Dick. He especially favors Miss Hirst's chemistry labs. When he's not in school, this blue-eyed L.R.Y. member enjoys coin collecting, and peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Good luck in the future, Bog, as you enter college! Artirifier- Language Lab Assist- ant 3, 43 Debating Club 2. STEVEN BOLIO 59 Bowdoin Avenue College II Ambitious Steve's only com- plaint as O'B and Kelley know is that Fords don't go. If he's not skiing or working on cars, Steve's happy in the presence of good food and plenty of it. Either Bentley College or the service will be the starting step .of Steves suc- cessful future. Artivilierx Class Vice President 4, Prom Committee 5, 45 Home- room Representative 2, 3, 4.

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COHyfQSS - WPGOQ QXQFQQ y7ZgQI2 cWQ!0f'Q.S'Ql2fI22y QFQQ T60 All legislative powers . . , shall be vested in a Congress of the United States. U.S. CONSTITUTION Q' S NANCY BOWLBY 78 High Street College Il You'd better believe it, answers Nancy when asked if she likes football games. Red can often be found with Anne and Sally eating fried clams or skiing. I.B.M. school is number one among Nancy's fu- ture plans. We can believe she'll make good! BRIAN BOWLEY 201 Ash Street College II Basketball and high jump- ing take up most of Brian's spare time . . . enjoys gym classes at W.H.S .... h relishes eating pizza with Steve and Frank. Artistic Brian hopes to attend Massachusetts College of Art. ln., if an fi JOHN BRADY 2 Clements Road College II The dismissal at 2:30 and math class are superb in this North Juniorite's estimationg friends Joe, Paul, and Kevin say subs are too. John's fa- vorite hobby is sports-basket- ball in particular. Best wishes as a machinist! Artiz'ilief.' I-Iomeroom Represent- ative 3g Basketball 2, 4. wx f-aZ',, .l'-Q 'W-m..,qr9 JAMES BRANDT 71 Dix Street College II Playing the guitar is one of Boogie's favorite pastimes . . . enjoys the days off with jack and Tom . . . future plans include college. Best of luck! EDWARD BRANNEILLY 48 Albert Street College II The golf bug has bitten ami- cable Larry, This ex-St. Mary's student likes everything about W.H.S., except wearing ties. College or business school is a bright spot in Larry's fu- ture. SUSAN BRATENAS 24 Baldwin Road College II Good-bye forever! says Sue as she downs another pea- nut butter and marshmallow sandwich. This attractive, blue- eyed blonde is a busy girl at W.H.S. helping in our talent shows and senior plays. She likes football games and Mr. Gallagher. Sue plans to attend a junior college and then wants to be an airline stewardess. Ar1iz'ifief.' French Club 3, 4g Ma- roon Squad 4g Pep Squad 2, 3, 4g Mirror Business Staff 43 Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. N