Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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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

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F Supreme Gourf - ioeofreafeoffo Ciguafjusfzeefgr ff120Qr QOJ FRANK BRAZELL 23 Edwin Road College I Sports-minded Frankie aever gets teed off at the nention of a round of golf my friends Bill and Bill. Like all Waltham High's athletes he dislikes wearing a tie but can't refuse a big pizza. Frankie has his goal set on college for next fall. f'Ictiz'i!ieJ.' Golf Team 55 J.V. Baseball 2. WILLIAM BRENNAN 145 Dale Street College II Forget it! exclaims Wil- ly to friends Pete, Nick, and Freddie while he ponders over his math. Blond and friendly, Wfilly enjoys eating at NXf.H.S. but would appreciate an order of steak once in a while. The service lies in store for XX'illy after graduation. BARRY BRENNAN 21 Brennan Avenue College II Seventh period is popular Barry's favorite class at Wal- tham High, although lunch rates a close second. Friends Ralph, Buster and Dave pre- dict a glowing future for Barry after college. Q ,1f,,,, Legal interpreter of the Constitution. JOHN MARSHALL SUSAN BRODERICK Jacksonville, Illinois Colfege Il To the dismay of all her friends, especially Dolores, Jeanne, and Sally. peppy, pop- ular Sue moved away from us in November of 1965. Sue en- ioyed the football games and her history class. We hope this future nurse will come back to visit us often, Aili1'i!iu,r.' Homeroom Represent- ative 23 Pep Squad 35 Talent Show 2: Junior Prom Committee 2. JOSEPH BROXYN 9-C Prospect Hill Lane Hanoir The Brown Boy' has many favorites at XX'.H.S.: Mr. Bene- dict, football games. five min- utes passing. and math classes, Joe. who comes from Lex- ington Street Junior High. likes playing touch football. drink- ing frappes. and driving with Dave. Paul. and Randy, His high hopes for the future in- clude college. .i world tour. and then O.T.S. in the Air Iforce. Acfirifirf' German Club 2, 1- ,Q Latin Club 23 IBM. Computer Programming 1. i. STEPHEN BROXYN 56 Sheffield Road Qflfiiefe Brownie finds hcn'h scares at XY'.H.S. hwackcd fun ny' . . . happiest at football games or eating fried clan with Al. Jim and Mike . . his key to a successful future is tound at Northeastern L'ni xcrsity