Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

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After half a year of planning, re-planning, running around, tears, and work, we have come to feel that this REFLECTOR is perhaps one of the most creative yearbooks ever to be produced at Wayland High. So with much pleasure, we give to you the REFLECTOR. TABLE OP CCN TEN TS Dedication 4 Faculty, Administration, Staff 6 Principal's Message 8 Tribute 10 Seniors 34 Class Officers 36 Executive Board 37 Class of 1968 38 Senior Honors 70 Class Memories 72 Class History 74 Class Will 75 Underclassmen 94 Class of 1969 96 Class of 1970 102 Class ot 1971 108 Activities 1 14 Sports 138 Advertising 164 DEDICATION MRS. RAYMOND ALEXAND ...TGAFRIE Well, I suppose I was getting into the groove-out in front with a stiff wind in my face, the course ahead clear of traffic, the less spirited crowd lagging behind me. This, the tedium of the track, running hard and gasping, gulping in the breeze, foot-sore and brain-fagged-with no end in sight and the be- ginning too far back and too painful to recall. But a runner must run: it is his only lot. Then from somewhere, or perhaps out of nowhere, a new figure pulls up alongside me-half-grinning, and with a glint of magic in the eye. Well, now things start picking up. What is this? . . . I no longer plod along the course, heavy with exhaustion, like some ancient plowman behind a yoke of hard study, aimlessly turning the sod into furrows . . . the two of us are borne almost off the ground and carried away by new and unknown forces of acceleration, exhilaration. Flying over the earth now, with laughter in our straining lungs, eyes watering wind-blown tears, and every once in a while, just for spite, a clap of the hands-Lord, this is a new sort of race! For two years, side by side the both of us fly along, skimming over the cindered track. Whenever needed, this new-found friend of mine was al- ways ready and willing to drop back and run with some other member of our team, always there to call out an encouraging word, always ready to befriend a teammate. And gradually, this road I had traveled took on a definite direction. At the beginning of the eleventh lap, my friend pulls out and takes the lead-I do not fear, my friend has made it a good race and there are yet almost two laps to go. Oh what a thing of beauty it is-to soar along, skimming over the path, the Past retreating from sight while Destiny, onrush- ing, looms up before me, leaning into the curves, fleeing over the earth with the wind-song in my ears and the silent landscape slipping by. And my friend, always there just before me as we float along the downgrades, strain on the upgrades, and squeeze through the corners-my friend sets my pace, my friend's confidence encourages me, I follow the path of my friend. And now we come into the final stretch, the end in sight and a new ioy is mine. I'm going to make it. I am caught up and mastered by this surging toward the promise of Success, alive and rampant, speeding, exultant, through light of sun and moon. Now my friend does a strange thing, slipping back and away, with a wink and a grin, saying quietly, It's your race, and the lead is mine. Next thing I know, there's a happily beaming man before me, pumping my hand. In the other hand I hold a diploma. Quite suddenly the race is over-the prize is won. I feel the slap of a hand on my back. I feel the presence of my friend behind me, no doubt smiling, still flushed with the heat of the race, and anxious to congratulate me. I turn, the team turns, to thank this true friend-Mrs. Alexander. Epitomizing the height of personal interest and encouragement, overflow- ing with integrity and diligence, tempered with firmness, blessed with percep- tion, and aglow with humor-it is these qualities which have made so valu- able your guidance and direction throughout our high school experience. You have graciously and selflessly devoted your efforts to our welfare, we can hope but only to begin to show our gratitude by dedicating this, our yearbook, to you. And we do this not only gratefully, but humbly . . . for we wish to reflect the humble yet energetic spirit with which you labored in our behalf. May this book become the long standing record of your de- votion, as well as our achievements. Thank you, Mrs. Alexander. Sincerely, The Class of I968 4? M51 5.0 , I FBS! lg: X ' g..q .K lk . lun! vu f ll . an -U ll 5 hlgxuugx 0 yxuklllllln 5 y xllIl!lllll' 1 Midvsllfn 1 X ll I l - MII ' FEW? .Q ., .z.g ffi Q 1. 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A--'IW-'Jf1'E'b9'8 'wi Q' 1 f J'qfa1rKf:'mk?-',-'n'i'3'gJ o'o - E X i Qa 'z ff'-HW 1 31 GW' 'Q 1' iigvg jg-.554 '11 - if iw!-3:1 531' 14 'iQ :5'5 ' 59,3 ?4n Q-,QMQQ vi4l..gh.A N J xrf.-3349 '-gash 622, ' . '4 e'IE?.2Z3' 35 i X 1 ., i A A m 'Q 'bf J 4 1 ,PS f 1 'Q X 1, J 2 r... -L I f ' A g .5 ' 1 6 4 A ' ,' IS T R A T I U N JULIAN DEMEO, JR PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE Dear Members of the Graduating Class of 1968: Although we have worked together for only two of the four years you have been students at Wayland High School, nevertheless, it has been a great ioy to share with your parents, teachers and friends in your growth and development. Graduation represents another milestone among the many you will experi- ence in your total life span. It is a time for looking backward and for looking forward. If you will spend but a few moments in comparing or contrasting the kind of persons you were, and the kind of world in which you lived when you en- tered Wayland High School with your present selves and the world of to- day, perhaps you might feel as Charles Dickens did when he wrote: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. But in your age might it not seem as if he were contemplating affluent America, with its deepest pockets of poverty, educated America, dropping out one million of its youth each year, America searching for meaning, but deserting society through drugs, America progressing towards ecumenism, amidst racial iniustice, America seeking peace, as it expands its nuclear arsenal. This is the life style in which you are coming of age. It is an exciting age filled with unlimited opportunities and awesome responsibilities. As we have walked the path of education together, l have come to feel that you will accept the challenges of your times and improve the conditions in which you live, that you will reexamine the assumptions of the past and formulate new assumptions to advance society, that you will close the gap between what Americans believe and what they practice. Sincerely yours, Julian Demeo, Jr. Principal I SCHGOL C0 MITTEE Mr. Fordham, Mrs. Faigen Nice Chairmanl, Mr. Whidden CChairmanJ, Mr. Wilson Mrs. Ivan M. Faigen, Vice Chairman Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. Brandeis University M.A. Housewife Former Secondary School Teacher Mr. Laurence S. Fordham University of Illinois B.S. Harvard Law School L.L.B. Corporation Lawyer Mr. Samuel B. Whidden, Chairman Harvard University B.A., M.B.A. Data Processing Executive Mr. John B. Wilson Dartmouth College BA. Company President l ll MINISTR TIO B R l-IW i ' f Xl :Q fssff Mr' R' Bfuce McGill Mr. Julian Demeo, Jr. Superintendent Principal Allfd L'ln'V,e S'lY' BKANA Boston College B.S., Ed.M. New or Umvermly' ' ' Boston University, Doctoral Program Advanced Graduate Studies Columbia University Harvard University 4 1 i 53 fl l-:- YT I L-H i l - , 1 l 'U 6 fa I V51 Mr. Andrew M. Laughton Mr. Edward C. Barry ll Administrative Assistant Vice Principal for Business Management Boston College B.S. B University at Maine, B.S., M.Ed. Boston State College Ed.M. Graduate Work State College at Bridgewater 4U A-'jr' 'Tf1f'r'. 17, 4 f s C' ff 1. -' ,' fi., 'wil' GUIDANCE Mr. Lewis Oxford Miss Helen A. Glynn Director of Guidance Counselor Tufts University A.B., Ed.M Emmanual College B.A. Boston College, Doctoral Program Boston University M.A. Blix 'ti 4 Mr. Paul Hefternan Miss Elizabeth Warren Counselor Counselor Northeastern University B.S., Ed.M. Hood College B,A, Middlebury College M.A ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIES Y H H Ja? I I1 . Barbara Sharpe Mrs. Irene Mix GUIDANCE SECRETARIES Mrs. Elsie M. F d ickson Mrs. H I O born Recepfionisf LIBRARY AIDES 'of xv Q is ,it as V 2 Cllr-4 ,diff Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Jean Rooney Math-Science CENTER SECRETARIES .Sy Q ' n l l i Mrs. Ida Badders Mrs. Mabel Richards Mafh-Science English 141. N v Z Mrs. Bessie Boyer Social Studies SERVICES 3 r iq Mrs. Mary Cooper School Nurse ' EEE' 'Q lx ' ...i-1- ..., I ..,.. I V I , J- -,,.. sf Q!! B. Roche, D. Gaudet, D. Bowers, L. Sterling, M. McEwen I'd give you, say, a fifty-fifty chance. I ate a what? MATH 9 8 Mr. Joseph E. Mauger, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Courant Head of Math Department Geometry 92, Algebra 777, 707 1 Algebra 702, Calculus 723 Towson State College B.S., University of Massachusetts B.A., Boston College M.S. Northeastern University M.S. Math Team 'E J' c'4 Juli Iii. ILL l f. - Mr. Douglas Stather Miss Sandra Kahn Mr. Peter Eastman Algebra 97, Basic Algebra 707 General Math 90, Basic Algebra 97, Geometry 92 Math Analysis 727, Geometry 777 Boston University B.S. St. Lawrence University B.S. Bowdoin College A.B. Ski Team d .1 ff Mrs Gloria Zalosh Algebra 97, Geometry 707 City College ot New York B.A. iff ivy, 'R is E Mr. Edmond Hoisington Basic Algebra 97, Geometry 707, General Math 700 Mr. John Mahoney Algebra 97, Geometry 707, Math Analysis 772 7 Northern State College B.S. ,-Q, an V Bridgewater State College B.S., Boston University M.A. Math Team Xa. Mr. Richard Bolster Miss Paula Heigis Algebra 777, Math Analysis 727 Algebra 97, 777, General M6771 90 University of Minnesota, B.B.A., B.S., UPS0lCl COHSQE' 73-A- San Diego State College M.A. Faculty Council Director of Adult Education 19 SCIENCE E '59 I 9 ts 0 Mr EQ A fm Mr. Vaughn S. Avedian Mrs. Dora Baker Head of Science Department l,P,S, 97, Physics 727, 723 Physics 772, 727 Brooklyn College B.A., Worcester State College B.S., M.Ed. Boston University M.A. Syracuse University M.S. C: 4-an -rim NIJ e-' Ni -gg, -I Q J l if . l , Miss Isabel Bouin Mrs. Margaret Eldridge Mrs. Marguerite Moss Biology 707, 727 Biology 700, 707 Biology 92, 707 Boston University B.A., M.A. Wellesley College B.A. Boston State College B.S., M.Ed Yearbook Advisor Cheerleaders, Pep Squad P.T.A. Scholarship Fund Drive Faculty Council -Q 7 l i Mr. Paul Watts Chemistry 702, 777 University ot Massachusetts B.S. Boston College M.S. Sophomore Class Advisor 1' A' ' ln, '- Q M-F ef' 7 -. ' Leauarlltd fll-it-crlifl - Miss Alice Atkinson I.P.S. 90, 97, Physics 770 Denison University B.A. Mr. Robert Bibeau Chemistry 777, 727 Clark University B.A. University of Massachusetts M.S. Worcester State College M.Ed. 'Ds Mrs. Pamela Crawford Mrs. Marjorie Penley Biology 92, 707, I.P.S. 97 I.P.S. 90, 97 University ot Michigan B.A. University of Minnesota B.A. University of Notre Dame M.A. University of Nebraska M.A. 'ML wi-'Var l 1 rf: , ', Ina: Q ' 7-0' Vs t ' Mr. Francis J. Smith, J . ANGUAGES g fini 7 illlllllllg lull' . sillllll A llll s i tllll lllllti ll . l 1 7' il fl- . is is eq: Head of Latin Department Latin 727, 737 Boston College A.B., M.A.T. Student Council Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Latin Club Q-2: wg, Mrs. Loretta Metcalf Spanish 97, 707 Adelphi University B.A. Miss Linda Segel French 707 Lake Erie College B.A. Middlebury College M.A. French Club .Af-f.i A. . ..y, Miss Margaret Proctor Department Chairman, Modern Languages 1,2 French 97, 737 Wellesley College B.A., Harvard University M.A.T Mrs. Ann Shields Language Lab Supervisor Bates College B.A., M.A. National Honor Society 09 -f I ,NC Tm Miss .lean McElarney Mr. John Mellody Spanish 97, French 97, lOl Latin lOl, ill, H2 Marietta College B.A. Canisius College A.B. Spanish Club Harvard University M.A.T. 'Ii gl gtg 'f 1 I K 3 1 R .. . fs. Y Miss Jeanne Kightlinger French lil, l2l Wellesley College B.A. Harvard University M.A.T. French Club 7 f. fi 'Yi l vm.-r , A , 1, nay Le.-' 5 Mr. Marcel Richer Mrs. Olivia Ibanez Mrs. Gloria Norton Latin 91, 700, 101, 102 spanish 91 Spanish 1.01, 111, 121,131 Our Lady of Providence Seminary A.A. Queens College B.S. Un'Ve 5'lY Ol C0l'l0m'0 University of Montreal B.Ph. Gt L05 Angeles B-A-1 MA- Faculty Council ART CE TER 2 ...-Qi 'gf Mr. l.aVerne A. Breault Mr. Ralph M. Pearson Shop 90, 700, 720 Engineering Drawing lil, 720 Keene State College, B.Ed. Shop HO .l.V. Soccer Fitchburg State College B.S.E. .l.V. Basketball Boston University E.D.M. Golf Faculty Council -3731: r-.7 1-fl px Xt I 3 Mr. Richard Conti Miss Lelia Sapienza Mr. George Doren Music 120 Librarian Music 120 Boston Conservatory B.M., M.M. Boston University B.M. Yale University B.M., M.M. Chorus, Concert Choir Simmons College M.L.S. Band Library Service Club President, Wayland Teachers Association KF N 4' 'Vx 1' ' 1 V lg, I Qt-'76 . Q-I Miss Gretchen Stevens Mrs. Barbara Hermance Mrs. Amy Chapman Art 90 Home Economics 90, 700, 720, 727 Art Supervisor Cornell University B.S. State University ot New Art 90, 700, 770, 727 Wesleyan University M.A.T. York at Oneonta B.S. in Ed. Yale University B.F.A. Art Club Yearbook Art Advisor .-. ill- W IQ' vi 'K ,- . l i j F. Mr. Gene Graft Mr. Joseph Ryan, Jr. Mr. William Porclon Special Class Audio Visual Director Chairman of Music Department State University of New York B.S. for Wayland Schools Music 720 Boston University Ed. M. Boston University B.S., M.S. Chicago Conservatory B.A., M.M Audio Visual Service Club Orchestra SGCIAL STUDIES Mr. John H. Lindsey Head of History Department U.S. History 110, 112 Social Science 121 Brown University B.A. Boston University M.Ed. i X f ii- xf' .? Mr. Donald Benedetti Mrs. Lucille G. Champagne World History 91, 100, 101, 102 World History 90, 91, 101 Williams College B.A. Syracuse University B.A., Harvard University M.A.T. M.A., B.S. in Ed. Cross-Country Coach American Field Service Club t :mr-W LL -. UQ-1 l XX Mr. Robert H. Scotland World History 101 U.S. History 111, 112, 123 Clark University B.A., Harvard University A.M.T. Columbia University and Boston University Doctoral Program 26 9 'Hr 5, F if ff 7 at Mr. Thomas Brennan Miss Karen Sargent U S History 777, Social Science 727 World History 9O 97 92 University of New Hampshire B.A M A Social Science 727 Junior Class Advisor Smith College B A Faculty Council Ski Team 'f 9 4. 'L l Miss Beverly Heafltz World History 97, 770 U.S. History 777 Pembroke College B.A. Stanford University M.A BUSINESS G 9 0 577776 fvv- -M04 Q ,573 ' 1- 3, 'Yr ' QQ it Mr. Ernest D. Glynn f,:,..'3 U f ' ' '! Head of Business Department X' Bookkeeping 770, 720, Business Law 720 ff S Typing 97 -V Salem State College B.S., Boston University M.S. Coordinator of Work-Study Program Mrs. Jeannette Fitzgerald Typing 97, 770, Stenography 720 Bookkeeping 770 Salem State College B.S. in Ed. Secretarial Club 4 bf 2224 L 13 D Mrs. Firth Hutchinson Typing 97, 700, Stenography 720 University of Pittsburgh B.S. Secretarial Club Mr. Louis Marelli Business 90, Business Math 700, J ',.. Business Law 720, Typing 97 Northeastern University B.S., M.Ed. 'uv' s 9+ Ae I Cl 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Mr. Eric Moyer Physical Education 90, 100, 110, 120 Springfield College B.S., M.Ed. Wrestling, J. V. Baseball, Freshman Football Mr. Ralph Salvati Director of Athletics Physical Education 90, 100, 110, 120 Boston University B.S., M.Ed. lfil 7 K J t six Mr. Charles Bowers Director of Physical Education Physical Education 90, 100, 110, 120 Michigan State University B.S. Basketball, Gymnastics 5 5' 'fx X ,, 1..N G 2 0 r 6 .X 7 ,N .lm V jf., ,,, ti , m E!!! l , Miss Martha Cantrell Miss .lane McGivney PlIyS1C0l Education 90, 100, 110, 120 Physical Education 90, 100, 110, 120 Boston U01Vef5lTY ' 5539901 C0lle9e B-S- Boston University - Sargent College BS. Bosketboll, Tennis, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, .l.V. Field Hockey Gymnastics Club ENGLISH I ci ' A 0 v. ,M ' U ,XX - Y - -Jul ,f ', - '-:L - Dol --'J-'-32., ff ,' - inrxks A '3'f I X 'I' 7 I ., 4T.f- I ,,,.- x -A Q v ph f f - - 5 Mr. Benedict Mazza Head of English Department English 770, 777, 720, 727, 723 Bates College B.A. Harvard University M.A.T. A Avirnra -is - 1 X' .di Mr. Norman Walker Miss Mary Nyberg English 90, 92, 707, 702 English 97, 700, 707 Williams College B.A. University of Missouri B.A. Harvard University M.A.T. Harvard University M.A.T. Football, Baseball i A ' f' 'aiiiaiil I Mrs. Sally .leon Alexander English 97, 700, 707 Purdue University B.S. Senior Class Advisor Senior Play Advisor Mr. Barry Growe Mr. John Clarke English 91, 101 English 110, 111, 722 Harvard Intern Princeton University B.A. Amherst College B.A. Harvard University M.A.T. Senior Class Play Director Campus Crier Rfb! wfxfk Mrs. Roslyn Ratner Mrs. Kathleen Lampert Mr. Blaney Lee English ill, l2l, Speech 120 English lll, ll2 Developmental Reading University of Massachusetts B.A. Wellesley College B.A. Duke University B.A. State College of Boston M.A. Harvard University M.Ed. University of North Carolina M.Ed Faculty Council Member Key Club fi' fy, YI' 'TY A Mrs. Marilyn Chumbley Miss Mary Elizabeth White English 111, 121, Speech 121 English 111, 112 Harvard University M.A.T. Beaver College B.F.A. ldiom 2 5- Columbia University M.A KQ. fm,,x I Mr. Gary Witten Mrs. Marie H. Letts English 91,101 Boston College A.B., M.A.T. li A - - English 90, 91, 102, Speech 121 Wesleyan University B.A. Stanford University M.A. Football, Track ri. if F fd Mrs. Victoria DeFelice English 91, 92, 101 Stanford University B.A. Harvard University M.A.T , k Anne Sexton Mr. Robert J. Clawson 1966 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Poetry Kenyon College A,B, PUbliCGfiOr1S: Harvard University A.M.T To Bedlam and Part Way Back Yale Univergify All My Pretty Ones Live or Die A Fellow ofthe World Society of Literature, England Creative Writing 121: Something New This year, the English Department of Wayland High welcomed the opportunity to introduce a progressively new and somewhat experimental course emphasizing poetry and poet's mode of thought. The class, led by a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and a tree-lance educational writer, teacher and consultant fAnne Sexton and Robert Clawsonj, is a non-directive session with little pre-supposed except that students are encouraged to speak and write of things dear to them, and to express these things in concrete terms. The main point of focus involves students in dealing seriously with what they think is important. The class is, therefore, a written and oral dialogue about the milieu and the relationships of the teacher and the student. Mrs. Sexton has helped the members of her class to learn that for which she is most well-knowny to express with strength, and clarity, and candor their feelings about their individual lives and works. Like her poetry, it has demanded of the students immediate response and personal involvement, and it has resulted in the same deep sense of fulfill- ment as her poems. And with it all has come the realization that the quest for meaning and identity in the world is not on easy endeavor, but a worthy one-an intense experience. ,.. 1. ',,. - ff- - - 5. ' I 1-1 , Ff.f'f1l' ' x ETS' 1153.71 . fffl 31 - I- ' 4 . . vi. M 54 'iflfh' '. . n , Q .'. Dyk. ' 'fo X Of.: u f' n', p 25.43 . 'f '.f7i5: f . . . .59 . C Q I , QQ ,tf1.','15'2.g aifli 2: .lp -'-fzq. fig: fn ,74'v 11' 'I 11 if .f ..Yi -af , hh- r ,f':'g,, vw, . K A., ,I x 1 ,- - ., . as . ' .. . N . , - 'x'l' .'.' ' f 4 ::- - ' - .. ,, 5 . A 1f:?'4?F1'4 ' ' f .'1' z.:-. ' f U . LQ '4.'- xml x , 4 'x 'r 'fa .. ,g X X XX X x i,-. 'n .Q 2-, 1 X X . r. ,-. , .ls . h -I La r fv A . n- vglffl. li , 5 V . . 3 ' . , . :- ...4f's,. JZ. l 1 ' 'h Jah' Q'A I . . 3 'I ivzi -df 1, xx ! f, I, F' ,I with 4 ' gffvf- f7d, , yy!! 5 , ' Al.. 'i:- -, Q ja- : -',, .L , 'nl 1 I '. .tt 'VZ F , w 4 If V, I 1 V, ' x . , fix X f4 - M ff-ii ff I f fNPX2't'iXx N - ,j7'5,.4fg1'-'1 X -f f I X xv ,Q ff 'TX XX 'N X !! X 1 gm X R W W ffff fx I' 'f 4 L! '1 J f in v a K I 1 , 1 4 !4,,' , , 1' I I rf. - f ff I rf, 1 ,' ff ' I I QW 1 1 X . s . ucb' tg xu K X f f f .1 ' 1V X S J r 1 f ' f K ' fr 'g TE I if in .1 H, ' ' Qs? I , iw af iw? l 91' , X -1, . --.' . 1.1 - 5 , , ,, ifjgf-gl M W ' RX Q ,K xx '. f 'f'I', ' 5 ' . 1 f X W Q nf lx, Kong 1 x 'f W i ' Y W xx -. ev f 1 F -xf lji vw ff X I. ,ff if If K I 'A if ,-1.15 'Q W l A: f n L X r ' N K' 'I 1 X . . j I , I I X W J U h N .f, 'X R Q lvijmll W X! !! X v 5 . ff ff 5 YN X CLASS OFFICERS d'V'. l VN i' As F Nl -. .- , fl' r. , 1' W Row 1: J. Beniamin fSecrefory,l, N. Malkin KPresidenfJ. Row 2: D. Morgan Ureasurerj, S. Halpern !Vice Presidenfh EXECUTIVE BOARD I .. I X 'i I I I I I CY -' .vw-H Row 1: D. Merrill, K. O'Brien, S. Fritz, J. Perodeau. Row 2: S. Crowley, D. Gabriel, B. Noone, G. Rousseau, L. Tewksbury. 58.4. 9, xg A -ll NANCY EVELYN ADGATE I3 Pollock Road June 30, I949 Nikki ... Neatski ... Horses ... Mitch ... BK Tobey Riding Cards 'lCaroI Burnette pet peeves: People who don't listen. Chorus 4, Senior Play 4. :SX FREDERICK HAMILTON ALLES 239 West Plain Street March I9, T951 Big Rick ... Last living Druid ... But I don't know it in that keyl Fred Photo . .. Peter Pun You don't like the Cream? ... I'd like to report a missing apple . .. Aw, I slipped a sign pet peeve: The Midnight Hour Audio-Visual Club 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Senior Play 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Tennis 3, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, Yearbook Stat? 4. ,uf ' ,ss '- w 78 'x .w t WENDY CAROL AMES 49 Pequot Road August I2, T950 Babysitters foreverI . ., To tish or not to fish ... English is our language-learn itI ... Be helpful-not helpless Concession 4, Gymnastics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Latin Club I, PTA Scholarship Drive I, 2, 4. DOUGLAS HENRY BAER 26 Highgate Road May 8, 1950 Dougy Nude Ha, ha About my VW Doing 60-Kilometers Skiing Swimming pet peeve: Uh, Just slipped a sign Photography Club 4, Senior Play 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Math Team 4, Chess Team 4. 42' , .-fi mt fi 'if' ,, ,I KENNETH ANTONELLIS 449 Old Connecticut Path July 13, 1950 Ken '64 VW GT Stripes lf only I had a four speed OrpaI Rejec- tion Stickers Good lookin ' Red Sox Bruins. RUSSELL LEE BARNES 20 Loblolly Lane December 23, 1950 Rusty ... Bucky . .. S-47 ... Banzy Boy C. S. ot M ... Ramblers Go!! ... Well, some- times ... Hour lunches ... Cross Country Track-Winter 3, 4, Track-Spring 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, International Club I, Boosters Drive 3. .x, F 'Ty P- PRISCILLA ANN BATTEN 4 Sherman Bridge Road March 15, 1950 Mouse Checkmate Huntington Prep Silver Corvettes New Year's Eve The bass Drummer Never at home except when the phone rings Rivers Country Day ... Blonde?? .. . Disappearing act ... Pocono Mountains . . . Long-lasting loves . .. Guess who called last night? Oh, no, I lost my contact againl Lab Assistant 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Senior Play 4, Pep Squad 3, Concession 4, Band 2, Chorus 3, Art Service Club 4, Library Service Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 3, Lacrosse 1, Latin Club Plays 3, Campus Crier 3. I 'P CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BATTS 5 Old Tavern Road January 19, 1950 Rari '57 Ford iunkbox Watch the road Triple I new chain smoker Irish power no brakes Cool it Espanol ... Haircut, neverl ... busboy . .. honda maybe? Cult follower . .. taxi . . . Mrs. Metcalf shy Corvette someday almost got to California .. . Rog Batts and Burke Racing Team fooling around moody Grand Prix Can I borrow a- always at lunch bricks for balance . .. Want me to? . .. Sebring . .. Stardust . .. Lemans ... stick shift Concession 4, Senior Play 3, 4, Car Washes 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Booster Drive 4, AFS Drive 4. ,nl S-'L -4 , I BRADFORD DOUGLAS BEAN 15 Reservoir Road June 22, 1950 Brad Nice piece of work Don't give me no grief Water-skiing Hunt- ing ... Holley 2-barrels .. . Cut-outs ... Sue ... New Hampshire Summers ... pet peeves: Mumers, Bucket seats Rifie Team 1, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3. gf!! -an-I . My , as , ji: J 'L ' . L-HAL JANE ASHLEY BENJAMIN 97 Concord Road February 1, 1949 Beniy Likes new houses Chink, Max, N.J.B. Mt. Snow Track?l Mill Pond Charlie Zebra T Cushing Costa Rica Mario Universidad Mr. W Newbury Street Cats Salt on apples? Transferred from Cushing Academy pet peeve: Frizzy hair Class Secretary 4, Home Room Representative 3, Executive Board 4, AFS Representative 3, Boosters Drive 3, Prom Committee 3, Art Service Club 4, Field Hockey 4, Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Athletic Drive 4, Senior Conces' sion 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President Spanish Club 4, Senior Play 4. BRYAN J. BESSO 4 Morse Road December 15, 1950 Reggie ... Drum ... Dime store ... Yankee Peddlors . .. December's Children ... Barons ... Toby's poncho ... TV Dinners ... I am so glad I am finishing school Mouse, l'm looking through youl Cream N.S,U. Sweet Wine Good Night. if Y? 'Ye sci, '. 12,- . T 2-Qi ., .,1'f'g1f, MZ, ,, 01,9 -L.-j... Qfx-Vi, . - f ,J ,LJ , -',f2ff...ff,yi -5451 ' - 7- 'f2..x2:4s-2.-S Uv. li-,wi K 1, . ,,,,,,.x .f-Q :.,, -Lff , 1cxN3,,, sw .- :12fff',f . -.W ,.s:2a'E,. -'I' ff .3 ,I'.'f 1 i. L22:?xQ-'1':, . ,, ' gr: 1-fur, ici.: , ,-,,', .,.,,g. , .f,. .,f1:i,- ,viii - .V dz,-gl yr., ,',l.-yzai-,Q -'ff ii . --1?JPHZ?:r:-1. I - ' ,Q f..:0.'H2fi'f-' .. - ' , 73-1-Zim - tgLy, Cr5.Q- f' , --'ff v. .29 I 'is-ua, DAVID SHERMAN BEST 33 Sears Road April 4, 1950 Dave Prep School Drop'Out R-11 .. Calculus Homework Skiing Debbi .. Cornell?!? Foaming at the mouth Lab Assistant 4, Executive Board 1, Senior play 4, Band 1, 3, Orchestra 3, Latin Club 1, Math Team 4, AFS Drive 1, Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, Ski Team 1, 4, Ski Club 4, Soccer 4, Tennis 1, 4, Latin Club Plays 1. ,,. X DAVID JOSEPH BICCHIERI 216 West Plain Street April 19, 1950 Dave Hockey Bike The mill 4 f ,X Hartford Convention Dukes What do you wanna do, Den? Skipping school ... Ranking out ... Ril ... lt's OK if it makes you happyl D.L.D. Red Coach. 'kt PHILIP DANA BITZER 15 Castle Gate South May 2, 1950 L Bitz Tape my ankle, Buddy How sweet, it is ... '55 Buick ... Pro Golfer ... BARBARA ELLEN BITTEL 153 Loker Street November 6, 1950 Barb Babz Ellen Mountain climbing .., Pegeleg ... Crutches . .. Pool parties . .. Spilling the flowers Carousel Fein, where are your glasses? .. Could be 11:03 study halls No physics Une finished books pet peeves: Schedule changes Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, PTA Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Cinderella 3. 3 N 40 M 42 Friendly Can be seen studying in senior study Top trainer We'll have to play golf sometime ... Shy ... Smile? . . . Magazines in study . . . Bitz and Jungle Jim ... WCC ... Mr. Breault .,. Mr. Bowers and Basketball Likes to talk about sports Lake Cochituate Marina Water skiing, golf, basketball, football ... pet peeve: Golf Practice Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Drive 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. DAWN ANN BOURKE 20 Pine Needle Road April 4, 1950 Bourkie ... Oh, Dee Dee ... Reckless driving Green Hornet Ticket on pink slip ... Sniftie ... Old clothes ... Hurry up, Me-Me .., Humor laugh ... Skinny . .. Unbelievable Always in debt Duck walk Slamming down shorthand notebaak pet peeves: Over possessive boys Typing Assistant 2, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Q----4-Q DAVID FRANK BOYLES 46 Pequot Road July 11, 1950 Dave A CS kid Mr. Wilder Fu Skiing lt's simple Super Falcon Haircuts hurt Phoebe Triple I victory in Lab A poet Striped pants No socks till it snows Hey girl This is true Senior Play 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, Ski Team 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4. SUSAN JANE ANN BORGER 35 Peck Avenue May 16, 1950 Shopping at the Mall ... Sears ... Get seriousl ... You iealous female ... Humor party ... Matty , .. Trips in a black VW ... Bridgett .,. Blonde wig ... Mr. Clarke .. Friendly's .,. Nantasket ... Hot ticket .. Weird laugh ... Let's go tripping ... Blacky and Blonde PBX-9 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4. si X i 63 Stonebridge Road October 2 1950 C- 27 Oxbow Road December 20 1949 JOHN ROBERT BRECKENRIDGE, JR. MICHAEL EDGAR CAIN , N . ' 1 John ... Kate, say 'Mama' ... S-IO . . . Cain ... Ramblers Bi Fords .,, 'My car died 26 miles, 385 yards ... Shooting a perfect again' ... Drums ... Sa urdoy morning 100 ... You Devill . .. O-At-Ka ... Mr. band breaks ... Minor 3rd .. V!hat are Smith, youre preiudiced ... White Plains, ' you doin? ... Impact Sounds ... Super New York pet peeve: Getting a tan car Track-Winter 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-Spring 2, 3, 4, Crosscountry 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Latin Club Plays 1, 4, Domestic Exchange 3, Campus Crier 4. 41 . .nu-ff' PAUL ROBERT BRUCE 18 Joyce Road January 23, 1951 Paul Yeh, III take it It I were o carpenter The Cream Snow and water skiing Psychedelic Supermarket Society's Child Anne Sexton's English class waiting six extra months for a drivers license pet peeves: Teeny boppers, Mothers of Invention Lab Assistant 4, Track-Spring 2, Concession 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Team 2, AFS Drive 1, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 4, Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. l r if I STEVEN HENRY BURGETT 11 Hammond Way February 5, 1950 Burger ... Hey Mother ... Deetz ... '59 Chevy Pass Mr. Brennan . Paying rent at Don's Texaco Grant, can I borrow your car? Baseball Marcia . Football Yep, my boy pet peeve: Short hair. Lab Assistant 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Gymnastics Club 2, Northeast District Music Festival 3, An- nouncing Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, French Club 1, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 2, 3, 4. ig: - 1 Q E1 T3 PAUL B. CAMERON JR. 65 Moore Road March 19, 1950 KEVIN EDMUND BURKE 44 High Rock Road January 8, 1950 Cowboy Blue Gooting oft Pilot ... Triple I . .. A. D. . Irish ... Skiing Don't talk to me about wine Polar bear Girls . . Green CORVETTE Hap and Herc Take it easy Dove il gabinetto ... Drums ... NEVER serious .. WunnertuI Foot loose lt's none ot my business Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Executive Board 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, International Club, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Drive 2, 3, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 2, Ski Club 3, Soccer 4, Basketball 1, Football 2, Latin Club Plays 2, Cinderella 3. The station ... Cape . . Parties ... Lead loot maniac Humor Drive-in Rack tune .. Ex-Purity boy .. Friendly .. Linda Oh Cracker the way she wears her hair easy to get along with 'Fords dan't go. 7 Iwi 41 MARTHA CARAKER 18 Parmenter Road July 23, 1950 Me-Me ... Cracker .. , Beep-beep ... swim- ming lessons ... snime ... chewing gum ... Caastie ... cranberry screomer ... Road runner ., Tremendous laugh Vivaciaus What a Z pet peeves: rainy days selhsh and unkind people Typing Assistant 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Mandi-Lee 3, Field Hockey 1, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 3, 4, Harvey 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3. ft- 'U' X -'Y' x ' br DIANE ROBERTA CARLSON 7 Autumn Lane June 23, 1950 DC Field hockey guitar blue .. bikinis D loves P King Ridge .. bouncy walk Try Again Bets .. slumber parties Happy Threesome pet peeves: People who aren't sincere National Honor Society 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 co- captain 4, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad DIANE MARIE CARROLL 10 Edgewood Road November 29, 1950 Die sewing, singing, skiing nurse's aide Hot Shoppe Waltham Sue, Maureen hairy legs likes to talk Mrs. Haymes general business class Wells Beach pet peeves: Bossy or phony people Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Majorette 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Harvey 4, Chorus 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Campus Crier 3, 4, ldiom 4. T-Y' f Q we .' 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, AFS Drice 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Cinderella 3, Senior Concession 4, Senior Play 4. iikfcqix X I. l - vi, u xi g 'Ji . I i -fir' . ,. 1 , 4 1, up s . 1 1 , is it 42 DALE LANGE CASSIDY 162 Concord Road November 16, 1950 Cass P. F. every Sunday Baritone what?I Would you believe? You've got to be putting me on pet peeves: insincerity inactivity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. SUSAN LEE MARIE ANN CHIASSON 53 Sherman Bridge Road June 25, 1950 Susan ... PJW ... shadow ... Art . .. sandals ... earnings ... short shorts ... Barb ... oh, disgustl ... long walks ... tilt ... Howers ,. . Blaisdell ... MTA ... Mass. College of Art . .. Smitty . .. S. Symposium ... falling stars ... bottle collection ... plush puppy . .. pet peeve: Phonies. flh 41 LINDA MARIE CIMINI 225 West Plain Street Apdl12,195O Amorosa ... That's sexy ... beads ... McCrory's hot pink tights flashy smile I don't get it The Pink Pussy Cat feminine pet peeves: unthought- fulness Pep Squad 3, Chorus 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, International Club I, Latin Club 3, 4, AFS Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBRA IRENE COLBATH 361 Old Connecticut Path July 9, 1950 Debbie Oh, you're sharp! Tuff The Pink Pussycat Red Lantern Alton Bay pet peeves: Cheap tippers wild bell bottoms You want to go to school WHERE? National Honor Society 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 3, Pep Squad 2, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, International Club 1, AFS Drive 2, 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 3, ldiom 3, 4. f- --- A- v--rr-'v':w-lr' , .4- MICHAEL JOHN CORGIAT 4 Potvin Place June 12, 1950 Mike You were on the wrong side of the road!!! ... Right ... Golf .., Football . .. Where's the action tonight? T.M. pet peeves: stuck up girls Golf 3, 4, Football 4, Wrestling 4, Key Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. , n -' 5:5 'wg A1251 .S 'V Us ,,-0 GARY RUSSELL CROSBY 100 Commonwealth Road August 2, 1950 Screech Settle right down Passing . .. Zoon Casanova Ho-.lo's Soccer ... Blondes ... Underclassmen girls ... dancing ... Check it out ... Friend ... Falcons . . . pet peeve: Street lights Track 3, Spanish Club 2, Boosters Drive 2, 3, Soccer 3, 4 captain, Football 1. ,IGI 1 JOHN SCOTT DAVIS 108 West Plain Street April 18, 1950 Johnny ... No thanks, I'm driving ... N.H, ... automatic Vettes ... goofing oft ... Did the bell ring? ... Prince Boats and Motors ... hockey and ice fishing ... '64 Corvairs ... chief mechanics ... Buttricks ... toads. U k , . ,,,f PRISCILLA ANN DEMARTINI 76 Edgewood Road April 9, 1950 Pris short squinty JLF kitty .. Jordan Marsh starvspangled banner green sour balls same earrings for two weeks work fatigue nini-dog freeze pops sleeping till 3:00 p. m. never Pyrex STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER CROWLEY 6 Wayland Hills Road November 28, 1950 Steve touchfootball at Cross Country practice MIT Summer School Ultimate Spinach Take off for a week Hot Shoppes Unbeatable gym team hypo- chondriac's knee before track meets Con- cession I'll be right behind you all the way National Ski Patrol up, up, and away up with the flower children Did you do your calc homework? No? Pizza and subs in Waltham I'm not running today ... Cream .. . Sunshine Superman, Great on the hills? Lab Assistants 2, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Senior Play 4, Library Service Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Chess Team 2, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 1, 4, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 4. puts her foot in her mouth. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive l, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 2, Year Book 4, Senior Play 4, Spanish Club 2, Pep Squad 2, Concession 4. -4704 S... 45 DEBRAH E, DEROCHE 17 Clubhouse Lane February l, 1950 Deb blonde Jordan Marsh girl .. liowers fights with Lee Alfie orange popsicles kitties shopping honors English? . . good driver wild paionfa party LSP pet peeve: The Pink Oldsmobile Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Ofiice Service l, Pep Squad 1, Senior Concession 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 2, PTA Scholarship Drive l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staft A iAsst. Layout editori. , . 'T . gr, rv 6- I 4 4 e .1 BRIAN M. DISAVINO 15 Kelsey Road February 2, 1950 Indian ... Schuss ... Jordan's ... Rome lnexcusably Happy Too many cokes ,.. my eyes popped ... You know it, man ... four guitars ... lost in Pompeii ,.. Mt. Snow ... Cream ... Beatles ... goofing oft ... Trafalgar Square ... Shoes anyone, please? JAMES STUART DOUCETTE 5 Snake Brook Road July 28, 1950 Jim '61 Falcon Jodi, My Love Yea huh Mamas and the Papas The Red Sox HoJo's plays trombone in band Gabe's gorilla mating call napping in the patio Audio-Visual Club 3, 4, Track 3, Senior Play 4, Bond 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, French Club 3, Mandi-Lee 2. r cYNn-HA HALE Dixon 'fv-' 25 Hazelbrook Lane July 14, 1950 Cindy playing my guitar giggling 'fWhat red light? friendly boys N.. r camping in the rain Cut my hair? Susie Creamcheese Kelly pet peeves: Loudmouths in the back of the bus near- sightedness Chorus 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, French Club 4, Concession Stand 4, Senior Play 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4. I 've 415: gh oANieL KARL ENGBERG 80 Concord Road October 27, 1950 f ' Ding Hondas go i?l Angel Purity Don't touch me l don't care what you think Varsity Crutch Team Thumbing in London Latin Club 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. F l ft V' i 4 S -il f i v C 1 . , 1 I if 7 ' Q ,Q tr -' l J I 44 Save-mor B Gabe S-47 darkroom Jim ... Rich ... electronics ... AV Audio-Visual Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Cinderella 3, Domestic Exchange 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. gn PETER GEORGE DIXON Q 206 Oxbow Road March 9, 1950 Pete baseball likes to talk. MARY ANN FEATHERSTON 36 Riverview Circle March 7, 1950 Hey you! sewing the Cape see you there '57's that guy 18 Air Force Mutt and Jef? diamonds marriage Hang on Sloopy math classes pet peeve: Two-faced people U. S. Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play 4, Concession 4, French Club 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3. 'wx VALERIE FRANCIS EDWINA FERREIRA 3 Melody Lane February 14, 1949 Val babycakes Computer Dates Laney Fresco Surf City thumbs out Rome .. . Flower Power My '!8r8.' knee Smitty Hawaii M.P. ... Perry's house ... Oreo's Spaghetti You're so funny lookin! . .. pet peeves: Clothes- conscious girls, aqua minerali, diets Gymnastics Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Senior Play, Pep Squad 2, 3, Prom Court 3, Latin Club Plays 2, Cinderella 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, French Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, AFS Club 4 lVice-Pres.l 1 A Q 'IZ' yy f' 1 ii' E 11 4. F 511, V X '4 Ig WILLIAM LEE FLYNN 11 Bald Rook Road October 20, 1950 Flynnie ... Joe Willie .,. Scwable's ... V.B.O. Happy Harry Stranger's in the Night ... Red Pants ,.. f1ot and tired ... T.C. ... Bandy Legs C.E.S. ... spirited sopho- mores camp out It's a sweet heart . . . pet peeves: Extroverted people . .. too much popcorn and coke Footballl 1, 2, 3, captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Golf 2, 3, 4, Key Club Sec. 3, 4, Home Room Representative 1, 2, Booster Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, PTA 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 1, 2, AFS Club 1, 2. ' ff WILLIAM LEONARD FOLEY 16 Snake Brook Road November 12, 1950 Billy '63 Chevy Mayside Service Man ... snappers ... Ghongis . .. Max ... Total Monhegan Give me a break Tweetie Football 1, 2, Winter Track 3, Spring Track 3, Athletic Drive l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 3. PAULA FOX 6 Pormenter Road Moy 4, 1950 Foxy .., R.P.G. ,.. 63 Chevy's ,.. art .,. Vibrasonic radios ... horseback riding ... being small ... beach ... phony hair ,., Mr. Clarke .., Hey .. ... What can I say? French Club 3, Latin Club 3, AFS Drive 4, Boosters Drive 4, PTA Scholarship Drive. Y 4 MICHELLE CLAIRE FREEMAN 2 Clubhouse Lane October 17, 1950 Shelley ... Belly ... Cheering ... What a hot spoakl fullsome five How's that grab ya? green all psyched up The Blue Bomb ... .. .Beef Stew ... Brother Tom l'm Shelley, not Nancy l pet peeve: Summer diet with Es Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Prom Court 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 4, Lacrosse 1, Basketball 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Interna- tional Club 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 'QR -15 ELIZABETH ANN FRICKE 4 Old Farm Circle September 25, 7950 Beth .. You re mental! ... Can l borrow ,.,?' Hey Pam, is that WAZ on YOU' license plcte?' ,., field hockey? .,. art ,.. The Scate' .. MaIkin's house ,,. catching whales ,. Little Stevie Green pet pceves: J. V. Sports, being so '? hcklel Gymnastics Club 7, 2, Student Council 7, 4, Senior Play, Oflici: Service 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Art Service Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 7, 2, French Club 3, AFS Drive 7, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 7, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 7, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 2, 3, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Lacrosse 7, 2, Mandi- Lee 2, Cinderella 3. 'T. 1-., SHARON LYNN FRITZ 25 Jeftrey Road March 75, 7950 Shar music the three funny men Come on, Jo the Library blonde hair and brown eyes The Thing waterskiing at 6 o. m, KBNH Bleeker Street Mr. Doren Rightl How long can you tread water? ... ides of March ... Huntington Prep and the CGA pet peeve: People who drive the speed limit when l'm in a hurry AFS Club 2, 3, 4, French Singing Group 3, 4, Scholarship Drives 7, 2, AFS Drives 7, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Executive Board 4, Inter- national Club 7, Math Team 7, 7, xo' X, W ka Q x 44 . 1 x f if i 6 1 ' I L ,iles if l r i? irq, - '1' ii ,Il 7-r ' ,J-IiQ'1'f '- J 'A 4-96' lg ' TNS' Q A. I oiivio oirxsssuizrfi oixanisi 770 Concord Road July 7, 7950 Gabe ... Double Dates ... Harf ... band lunch V breaks . .. Rat Patrol ... I don't be-lieve you guys When I grow up to be a wizard rides in the Mexican's V.W. . . . With one felled swoopll ' . .. Walsh and the Wallop The Angel ... I prithee, wait a moment ... ... half of the 76 pet peeves: Babysitters, glosseye Key Club 4, Northeast District Music Festival 2, 4, Executive Board 4, Senior Play, Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, French Club 7, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 4, Mandi- Lee 2, Cinderella 3, International Club 7. RHONDA ELIZABETH GALLAGHER 77 Sunset Road February 70, 7950 Ronny ... Gilligan ... Drop Dead . .. Murl ... Hampton Beach ... Honda ... studious ... ol Vair ... butt fiend ... DiDi .., Jordan's ... P.L. ... R,D.S. Library Service 7, Pep Squad 7, Maiorette 2, 3, Yearbook Staf7 4, Cinderella 3, Harvey 4, Latin Club 2, Scholarship Drive 7, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Secretarial Club 3, Concession 4, Gymnastic Club 7. FREDERICK X. GIBBONS 78 Loblolly Lane July 77, 7950 Sono Brillo ... l'll get'm with my wine' skin ... Here we are again .., Ah Aswwe ... Somebody must have done the math ... OK, we take this one ,.. straight ... 390-727 ... black sand . .. l've got to get a C ... downhill ,.. red ... green Lab assistant 4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Latin Club 7, 2, 3, Latin Club Plays 7. Q ft 'wx I '4 NORMA .IEAN GLADU 27 Winter St. May 7, 7950 Bomba ... VW's ... smelly sneakers ... Springfeld humor speech class Oh shugar' What's your problem? l missed ... ugh ... KHSHG Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Concession 4, Pep Squad 3. ., il ,, . fi ' 'L JAMES GORDON GRAHAM I Autumn Lane July 23, 1950 Jims Birdman climbing trees? tennis M.G.'s iNow?J LATER! what a machine so to speak ... drinking Corange iuicel. AFS Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Chess Club I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, Student Council 4, Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Photography 4, Senior Play 4, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, Yearbook Stott 4. X , D A! x , x . 535 1'-sw f' . S f 6 if I 'frm .N 1,1 5. 'K Y .J -x ,ne xt , -' ri ' ' A mf 1' X'-it. . sf 3' iff g'3I'g?:li1.if ',:f':g.,f 'r, ,- .2 . ' U ,i6 '? ' ...,.,-,.-,. '- REGINALD D. GRIFFIN 7 Pemberton Rd. February 9, I949 Reggie General Custer life guard long hair What a Z- rainy days at the beach humor pet peeve: hair cuts SAMUEL WILLIAM HALPERN 46 Barney Hill Rd. February I6, i950 Skip Bagle grey hair . . wggllng eyes ... getting down to weight ... a lite- guard? ... the Cult ... 'White Plains - that party ... your working V P. ... 'What are you so happy about? white sox .. tat people 'What a horror shawl Red Opel Domestic Exchange 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 ltreasurer 41, Key Club 4, Vfrestling 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Executive Board 3, 4 itreasurer 3, Vice-president 4, Boosters Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Cin- derellan 3. 'fi PAUL R. GRAVINA 3 Joyce Rd. July 22, T950 Enzo, Grab The Dukes Mafia Terry mowing lawns Italian food knit sweaters That knee college foot- ball? Future KC Convention What's new for tomorrow is at Singer today. Football I, 2, 3, 4. 4 nl' Gymnastics Club I. :1.,. Qi, Z 'Y'- ,. .....- RICHARD PARKER GROTON I7 Winter Street August I2, i950 Cochituate Auto Body Groty Yep, my boy ... hunting ... sitting in Buttrick's ... quiet in classrooms 3 day vacation? l'd love one! Mr. Breault. PATRICIA HARRINGTON 2l Old Farm Road August 7, i950 LYNNE ELIZABETH HARRISON 6 Linn Lane May 7, 1950 Pocahontas from Maryland dancing ... smiling ... cheering ... Miami ... baby talk .., 'Soul .., But, Marilynl ... 'Fun and frolic under pretense at work at the Cape ... forgetful, much? ... Oh, Hes got a girlfriend, too, huh? ... The Great Pumpkin ,.. pet peeves: Catching colds, diets, Ann's locker Senior Play, Cheerleading 4, Prom Court 3, Band 3, AFS Drive 4, Ski Club 4, PTA Scholar- ship Drive 4, Boosters Drive 4, Campus Crier 4. . x . .i 1' 'Q . 4,1 il 1 'fl - , third '...' I ll ,V ,:.' ROBERT JOSEPH HAUSE I5 Pequot Road June 20, 1950 Bob ... We'll see you ... Crashl ... skiing ... Stowe ... Parties l'm up for it ... You bore me ... cleaning up ... B.M. . .. Foofie ... Walt ... Blork ... The Wall .. pet peeves: 3 a, m. philosophers Band I, 2, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Concession Stand 4. .1 .44 CZ 1? 'X .Ii t' f ARNOLD J. HENDRICK O 'IO Cole Road July 14, 1950 19 Arnie ... The General ... the electric sliderule ... wargaming ... AH ... debate ... obviously ... New Hampshire, skiing the '55 Chevy Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chess club 2, 3. MARILYN J. HEINRICH 47 Cochituate Rd. May 13, 1950 Mare Fullsome Five Ferne No, Lynne Calm down, Pam blooming history teacher .. B.U. Jordan's Basement -'- .,. Fashion Board ... Joe ... Roma ... Sinks in London Who is the real M.H.? wiggles dateless Wayland? love those shoes White Plains Barb's coming I love the city . .. pet peeve: fat conformists Gymnastics Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Latin Club Plays l, Cinderella 3, Year- book lAssistant Literary Editorl. - -T.. , JOANNE L. HERING 7' 8 Campbell Rd. April 21,1950 .lo Country Living P. Q. Field fi. Hoclceyl???l, Sardine Juana chocolate No. Q fribbles Yeah, right. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics Club 2, Student Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 1, 2. RICHARD ALEN HENDERSON 32 Old Tavern Rd. January 11, 1950 Dick Junior racktoon mechanics Wait a while Buttrick's Natick speed A tree jumped right out of X., the woods and bit my car. pet peeves: Cars that won't start, burned out clutches Football 2, Track 2, Senior Play 4, Senior Concession 4. K I XX l h JOHN WILLIAM HESSION 43 Dudley Road August 26, 1949 Jocko .. 'in view of extenuating circum- stances ... toon ... Ben ... Red Coach Grill This is a definite truism Can't take you nowhere Track 1, Gymnastics Club 1,Prom Committee 3, Executive Board 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Boosters Drive 3, Campus Crier 4 tBusiness Managerl, Yearbook Stal? lBusiness Manager.2 LAWRENCE SANDERSON HIGLEY 25 Orchard Lane November 15, 1949 Larry being the manager of winter track and watching everybody else run sneeze loud enough to echo across the Grand Canyon open combination locks. Winter Track Manager 3, Math Team 1, 2,. .Q RICHARD CHARLES HOWLAND 44 Hawthorne Road October 18 1948 1,1 Ricky found driving the TANK Dgq r X.: ... hunting ... hshing Senior stud es I X pet peeve: empty coke machines , chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. A l E .tx tx ,P mi N tj 5. ,Y Q 1, i R 5 K 2 I 146 Gelzen Lane September 13, 1949 Skiing ... Stowe ... first time ... car f1oor Tuckerman's . ,. small sleeping bag . .. .. Where is your tan? long blonde hair curly locks you need a haircut! Lite isn't a bowl of cherries Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 3, Ski Club 4, Ski Team 4, Soccer 3, 4, Track 3, 4. f Susie Creamcheese . Limmy light bulb If Ve L,S.R. Cin y and Pris Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School psychedelic music friendly .. Fernald School Mar boro Hospital Sei expression i great doing crazy things Loves guitar writing poems The wonclertulness o existence pet pe ve People that dont signal X 'fx' rv 'X NANCY CHARLOTTE HOWLAND 44 Hawthorne Road December 12, 1950 Nanc . .. smiley . . . K Kid . . . teeniebopper shopping cart racing . .. f1ying kites horse- back riding Lois Arthur Gary . . . Buncha Gunkies Oh-Whooopa! Not now,laterl Mr. Smith Mr. Mazza ... patio ... Brighams ... Camera Shop ... front register eating lollipops talking with Lois Ed long hair winter outdoors pet peeves: Raisins front register 3 Basketball 2, Art Service 2, 3, 4, Ottice Help 2, 3, Concession 4. DEAN STEVEN HOCKING .sr 5 SUSAN JANE HOWLING 5 Wayside Road June 20 1950 Nurses Club 2, Gymnastics 1 French Club 1 Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play 4 CANDACE LOUISE HUBBARD 13 High Rock Road November 29, 1949 Candy ... great ... fantastic ... oh joy ... oh rapture ... unconfined ... usually found talking ... plays guitar ... usually found in R11 whats that honor pass talks with hands and eyebrows ,. Senior Study? .. works in N. H. pet peeves: Rainy days, frizzy hair Fencing Club, Drama Club, Freshman play, Chess Club 2, 3, Concert Chair 3, 4, Senior Play 4, ldiom 4, Campus Crier 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Drives. 'i I in ROBERT ALLEN IRELAND 119 Draper Road July 27, 1950 Ireland ... riot ... Concord parties . .. often found curled up in a little ball friendly pranks Snoopy Rat Patrol V. W. Miranda Johnssen pet peeve: Slow VW's PTA Scholarship Drive 1, Football 1, Cinderella 3, Photography Club 1, Senior Play 4, Audio- Visual Club 4, Key Club I, 2, 3, 4. 141 4' .S Q. 4 .. .x . -M - 'N X X 50 2 JO-ANN JUDITH JOHNSON 30 Brooks Road July 1, 1950 Jo . .. 'Why-yll?? . .. always falling . . . silly laugh purple tights Pink Pussy Cat midget Bobbling Brook . .. wild colors , .. so you think that's good . .. dancing pet peeves: How old did you say you were? , anyone over 5 feet tall International Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, AFS Drive 2, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Concession 4, Lab Assistant 4, Gymnastics Club 3, 4, Senior Play. ' ' f 3 It-L ZX I p Q- V STEPHEN PAUL JOHNSTON 66 Claypit Hill Road August 14, 1950 The Cape in the rain 'That's close shoeless The Centrolette one-speed tranny Buick, the tunes car I don't BELIEVEI' Suzabelle orange tonic Dehnitely boss pet peeve: The Eternal Triangle Chorus I, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, AFS Drive 2, 3, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lab Assistant 2, 3, Key Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 3, Northeast District Music Test 2, 3. DAVID KENT JONES 23 Oak Street January 26, 1949 Janesie No. 21 could be Slight possibility F. A. football basket- ball track skiing guns Debby DWNY ... Gino baby ... Miss Forbes ... goof off ... Happiness is being with my favorite girl ... B.S.A. 650 ... pet peeves: Getting taped, haircuts, not enough to eat Key Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 7, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive I, 2. I? X .1 WENDY A. JONES 23 Oak St. February 20, 1950 Weei Wender L.R.W. Florida Pak Big D' Lex Younger Boys ... l'lI break your neck ... never wrong .. . flirt .. . water-ski races .. . Dart- mouth ... Keeks ... 21 ... sarcastic wit ... Blonde ?l . .. could be ... pensive ... Flat and tired ... Max ... Dimples ... The Demanageration ... I'm Hurt -,, pet peeve: Are you Dave's sister? Basketball 1, Prom Camm'ttee 3, Executive Board I, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Concert Chair 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Vice-Pres Campus Crier 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, AFS Club 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, PTA Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3, 4. cc-Mt 342 xi . x -v LAUREN DEBORAH KAISER 285 Main Street May 4, 1950 Laurie gym pro Pretty funny-huh? Tui Waltham I Natick Uh-uh no! ... Mr. Clarke's English 111 ... Parliaments ... Hic Farms ... Just wunner- ful! ... C. A. ... Under My Thumb ... driving Joe D the rez pet peeve: Free exercise Campus Crier 3 lLayout Editorl, 4 fManaging Edilorl, Reflector 4, ilayout Editorl, Transferred from Natick, Mass. L ,., ,l. JANIS ELIZABETH KELLEY 6 Dean Road January 19, 1950 Kelley sewing Kathryn Barton Nursing Home motor murmers bush boogy hair pet peeves: Runs in nylons, my wig falling of? Secretarial Club 3, 4, Typing Assistant 3, Senior Play 4, Concession Stand 4, AFS Drive 3. 1 53 STEPHEN PARKER KENDALL 25 Marshall Terrace August 10, 1950 Lurch ... Rebound ... Volkswagens ,.. spirited sophomores Bufilalo UBO Too Much Popcorn with Monte in H. S. Wild Thing CES little steps 23 Schwable's campout pet peeve: The sled National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 4, Golf 4, Baseball 1, Executive Board 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, PTA Drive 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3. , .-.emigw if A 1 ITN f , 51 X i i I ,xi rf 3 3 i . i I lt. ,. . ,... DAVID BLANCHARD KING 20 Highgate Road September 24, 1950 Dave ... track ... Huh? ... goofing oft Hey, what was that ioke again? hilarious foreign accent fBostonian1 collect- ing maps Hey, Wick, when are you going to try your writing assignment? Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 1, 2. MARLIN RICHARD KLINE 40 Rice Spring Lane April 9, 1950 Dick ... Killer ... TC ... Swif'y and Flynn Mindy Squib UBO ., Get with the program, boyl' ... lootboll Danny Hooper Hey, l know karate Kendall ... pet pee-ves: Sandals, shaving, curly hair Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Wrestling 3, Yearbook Committee 4, Prorn Committee 3, Executive Board 4, Senior Play 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Booster Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholar- ship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4. na' , D. PAMELA ANN KNAACK 14 Lake Road June 14, 1950 Knaaclmie ... bicycle riding ... nick, wam ... blondie ... wed, woe, and woo ... Friendly's ... want a nickel? Art Service Club 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Cinderella 3. , sw it iff f A- rl, IU' ity LINDA DALE KNOWLTON l4 King Street Novcnfber 29, l949 Binda . . Jack .. July 4 ... '63 Chevy ... Specka Bublicrs . , Mr. Mazza ... Quantico . . Colonial ... That's close ... 10 Mayflower Path ... Friendly's ... Dumbo .. 'Come on Paula, hurry upl . Be Good ... Murray ... Gumdrops ... Hampton Beach ... Ice Cubes Library Service l, Senior Play 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Senior Concession 4 'TAF . ir fit , . , tag, trg: Q qu x 4'- , 1- I 'T ' - s E BRIAN NELSON KNOX 10 Orchard Lane Moy 31, 1949 Knoxy lt's true running the track ...Leslie ... churchwork ... Crane's Beach Teen Camp pet peeve: Blondes Track l, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club T, 2, 3, 4. T PAULA FRANCES LAVALLE 60 West Plain Street December 30, 1950 Cat's eyes I'm all psyched up YC ... Colonial . .. Waltham boys ... blue ... Parliaments Mr. Clarke's English class Who'll be the next in line? I'm hurryin' Linda! ... Right ... Liberty's ... Jeanne's car Senior Concession 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Typing Assistant 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staft 4. 3- LANE PATRICE LAZARIAN 3 Emerson Road September l7, l950 Laney Princess ot Armenia twirling baton in Senior Study eating pickles Mittens Musky Flower Power Mr. Witten, wowl daises Val Max Di Mori Pope teased for not having a license pet peeve: Snobby girls Field Hockey l, 2, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Campus Crier 3, Scholarship Drive l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, AFS Club 4, Band 4, Chorus 3, 4, Mandilee 2, Winterweek Plays 3, Per Squad 3, Chess Team l. PAMELA ANN LEE 5 Wallace Road January 25, 1950 Gypsy what a grung Pink Pussy- cat swimming earrings colored stockings mismatched feet talkative black tights Red Lantern pet peeves: Singing students cheap tips Secretarial Club 4, Gymnastics Club 3, 4, Library Service 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 lVice Pres, AFS Drive T, 2, Booster's Drive 3, Scholarship Drive l, 2, 3, 4. I' Q --v CLIFFORD G. LEIGHTON 26 Mitchell Street January 23, 1950 Stretch Midget Anglia's gross-out ... What's your hang up? ... finding a iob ... imported cars ... Framingham . . . End it ... Waitawhile. -it .-is ups ' X 5' ' ... KENT RENE LeMONTE 78 Sears Road September 29, 1950 Boating . Sudbury Police '62 Olds Put that knife away lnteresting speech Rome pet peeves: Stupid dump trucks Lab assistant 2, Audio-visual club 1, 2, Photog- raphy Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle team 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, Boosters Drive 2, 3, Mandi-Lee 2, Campus Crier 1, 2, 3, 4. lin 4 U' ALBERT EDWARD LEONE, JR. 55 Orchard Lane January 30, 1949 A1 Do-Nut Nice talk making do-nuts buying cars football hockey being called James JMR Newton High Dad's place AEL-JR wing tips Sunday drives with Jack Key Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, AFS Drive 1, 2, Boosters Drive 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 1, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2. , , efg- 1 .gg li ,, ,. 4, , ,r figcgwtf A r 3 551.51151 ,. pig: Liigyhl 2 -1. 5 fi fi 1' I . is' PAMELA WINSLOW LEWIS 182 Concord Road March 17, 1950 Pam P Rosa tears laugh ... How embarrassing! ... queerl ... Diane, Vicky, Nooney . .. Nutmeg accident prone field hockey skiing haircuts the perfect boy Knowlty and Shirl Vice President 1, Student Council Rep. 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Kcapt.J 4, French Club 3, Spanish Club 3, YWFY 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Cinderella 3, Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, AFS Drive 1, 2. 5 'Ts CAROL ANN LYDON 70 Woodridge Road July 22, 1950 J What a gravel shy and quiet long , ur, X hair that grosses me out swimming ... beads ... records ... posters ... week- ends. JEFFREY BRADFORD LYONS 11 Highgate Rrad December 18 1950 Je-Fl . Brigham's Gosh I must re slipp a sign ... quiet ... No no ysu ch :J Ai., with the inside of your co skiing, soccer Dewey Weber Patch peeves: Ice cream cones thin in Q thin s to write tor a blurb Football 1, Soccer 3, 4, Chorus 2 3 4 Ma d Lee 2, Senior Play 4, Concert oir Spanish Club 2, Cinderella 3 1.f'.Q-1 fC' TX STEVEN ALBERT MABARDY 295 Commonwealth Road February 28 1949 Go away ... goal DD breaking fingers ... telling iokes stories trouble with teachers ... door making model cars hanging around with the gang . d nking tonic Senior studies Boosters Drive 3, S , f -f FERRELL DOUGLAS MAGELSSEN 110 Concord Road January 4, 1950 Doug Bonnie Suzuki's the original JayvBoy 6000 mile launt Let's have a party the Tiiuana Tuck 8 Roll we-ll-equipped '51 Chevy wagons Smile One Reno Run Dave P. B. Audio-visual Club 4, Key Club 4, Baseball 4, Photography Club 1, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Math Team 4, Scholarship Drive 4, Ski Club 4, Ski Team 4, Mandi-Lee 2, Yearbook Stat? 4, ldiom 4. 264' i, BEVERLY ANN MAHER 41 Lake Road September 14, 1950 Bevie Maha Guess who called me last night I might care, right? Say honest Mr. Clarke Lincoln- Sudbury Root beer The Group Hampton Beach in August pet peeves: Senior pictures, Luana's laugh Secretarial Club 3, 4, Typing Assistant 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Harvey 4, Concession 4. 11 ix A NANCY LEIGH MALKIN 29 Forest Hill Road April 22, 1950 Nooney Vermont ... vacations . .. 4 ft. 12 ins ... bowlegs .. Amalfie Drive ... little sister, Big Jim ... Smitty's Latin class ... little miss social worker .. . fullsome five ... cookies ... l'm Nancy, not Shelly ... pet peeves: Blind dates Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior play 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Prom Court 3, French Club 3, Latin Club Plays 1, Inter- national Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cinderella 3, Yearbook Stahl 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 4. 'iff - f as , .1 ' KATHY STEELE MANGAN 15 Highland Circle April 25, 1950 Doodling, daisies, and spring transfer student senior year from Westport, Conn. laughs a lot art and folk mUSlC You know madras pet peeves: Rainy Saturdays and soggy lunch bags ldiom 4, Campus Crier 4, French Club 4, Chorus 4, Scholarship Drive 4, Senior Play 4. WILLIAM HERBERT MARSHALL ll 24 Marshall Terrace June 5, 1950 Erb Herbie Skiing Matterhorn Chamonix I'Il send you a post card . soccer What about my watchband? Marshall, you're looting! two broken Scotts sun burned legs Tuckermans Ravine Waterville one heel release That didn't work Fly Tramway Air- ways and stay at Uncle Buc's Baseball 2, 4, Student Council 4, French Club 2, Boosters Drive 1, 2, Scholarship Drive 1, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Football 1. , , , ,' .1 UQ . xx,'.. A. , if fl - 4, , in - i 11 77 X , I 2 . xx . . - A 2 'i x ix 'A -ff. 1 J RICHARD J. MARSTON 8 Maguire Rd August 2, 1948 Chickie You Toad curling waterpolo ice fishing fooling around home the Gang . U. Mass Mill- brook landscaping Mrs. Hall Football 1, Basketball 1, Concession 4. .Q N, cz-if Y U4 i PAMELA ANN MAXWELL 17 Davelin Road June 12, 1950 Max Don't I know you? Oh nol l'm lost again Dartmouth men Wender Lane Cape Cod Maggie horses Los Padres Nope! Broken shoulders B. S. food Demonageration knock' knees What ever happened to Baby Jane? skiing 8- skiing always laughing parties afraid to ride? Deb pet peeves: Rain, frizzy hair Gymnastics Club 1, Prom committee 3, Senior Play 4, Office Service 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Art Service Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Inter- national Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Lacrosse 1, 2, Latin Club Plays 1, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Yearbook Stott 4. IU' CHARLES ALLAN McCAULEY 2 Clarence Road May 23, 1950 Charlie Blondes have more fun Rivit ... tennis ... modest . .. shy ... photography English homework yellow socks Mr. Clarke Rifle Team 1, Spanish Club 2, Boosters Drive 3, Scholarship Drive 2, AFS Club 1, 3. I' .f 'Ur- ,uv e V ,X '22 'X 'i..,,.v if DONNAMARIE McEWEN 15 Woodland Road August 11, 1950 Donna ... Jack ... Boob ... Clubhouse Four Carolfsummers in Conn. bare- feet trying to waterski weird laugh ... S10 ... Luana ... Jeanne ... heart-to- heart talks finds time to write letters tears ... l. L. J.. Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Secretarial Club 3 tV.P.l 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Typing Assistant 2, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, K1 22, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Concession 4, Library Service 1, Senior Play 4. F DAVID R. McGILL 7 Bennett Road March 6, 1950 ,s-C el?-9 ' nf 4,5 V 'srl ':'5S'?l-Li P , 31' ff ,-1: 4' 4:22 ff' ,T 1 fi. .1147 ,QQ 'fl-wk ,cg .' 2 i 'ilfffi' . fmffifdf ,, I .. ,,,,., .. Dave ... Magilla . .. skiing wrestling ... Maybe this year, Ken . l'm gonna beat Joe I tell ya! ... shortee ... H16-I mean 17 ... Buzzard's Bay . .. Super-son ... dancing ... just friends ... water skiing ,. . Sprite ... Gunstock . .. pet peeve: True sadists Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Spring Track 3, Senior Play 4, Football 1, 2, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN McKAY I0 Mayflower Path December 14, 1950 Jeannie Poo Whal's happenin? Duke ... Maiorette ... Vfeenie ... Dumbo ... lt's a rumor ... fishing ... art ... small pinoke frizzy hair writing to Duke ... Friendly's ... Sues ... Diane ... Viv talking working Mr. Clarke pet peeves: Rain L. P. Prom Committee 3, Secretarial Club 3, Maiorette 3, 4, -ani WILLIAM M. MERCIER 10 Fuller Road October 11, 1950 Willy '57 Chevy Bud Cumber- land Farms ... Well ... I. D. cards ... my grandmother knows you . Bah ... Tango ... Hi Sweetie ... snappers ... Rita ... Lester Lugg ... the Hippy ... Miami beach bum. i i 3 iw it DEBORAH LYNN MERRILL ll Alden Road June 6, T950 Meri I'm sorry Oh, gross skiing . Stowe 'Good Time Charlie's 2 l-2 . . Mill Pond Zebra T Hampon weekends Rhon, Max, Di T. T.'s Bob's ponies . . Mr. Brennan Sleeping Through S. S. movies Jordan Marsh Up the Down Escalator Taffy Oscar Funky pet peeve: Frizzy hair Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Mass. Chorus l, Northeast Dist. Music Fest. 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 2, 3, AFS Drive 2, 3, Athletic Drive 2, 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, lPres. 2, 31, Art Service Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club plays T, Mandi Lee 2, Winter Week Plays 3, Senior Play 4, Prom Comm. 3, Senior Exec. Board 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Con- cession 4. LOIS ELAINE MICHELSON 2T3 West Plain Street June 4, T950 Minerva Rose' Lois Lane Teenie- bopperoneu Lo Lightning fast fingers The Hot Rod Kid Shopping cart racing horseback riding flying kites Hi ya babe buncha gunkies Oh! no Nope, don't want to Ooooooooh so ugly That's not true lt wouldn't help Better late than never! Frantic Kathy eating lollipops .. , ice creams ... talking with Nancy ... E. D. period 7 ... patio ... Brigham's Camera Shop pet peeves: Front register .. . raisins ... funny looking ... getting embarrassed ... being fat Lacrosse i'Managerl 2, Senior Play 4, Secre- tarial Club 3. AKEN KATHLEEN ANN MINDNICH 27 Rich Valley Road March 30, T949 Kathy . .. You're kidding . .. That's a neat idea Horseback riding ice skating . .. swimming .. . drawing friendly smile playing the guitar pretentious people folk music dancing Chorus 3, AFS Drive 3, Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 3. Ty' ji-e -'wr JOHN JAMES MITTON 8 Spring Hill Road J. DENNIS MORGAN T0 Morrill Drive December 2, 1950 Denny . Den-Den Dukes hockey Hartford Convention Soccer player . .. politics Accidents ot the Old Mill Treasurer Chipmunk Sundays Nan- tasket ... YWFY President ... flirting .. . Long Beach Red Coach cutting up Riz Vote for me Debby There is a need people with no couth Prom Committee 3, Executive board 2, 4, Senior Play, Prom Court 3, Announcing Club 3, Latin Club T, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Boosters Drive T, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive T, 2, 3, 4, Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Cinderella, Domestic Exchange 3. .Ez I Vx J 's HELEN SELINDA MORGAN TT4 Cochituate Road January 31, T949 Cindy . .. S.l.D. ... skiing . .. pink ... blue .. . Take care! ... letters everyday ... Nashawtuc . . . DiDi Gi Herman Prom Committee 2, 4, Executive Board T, 2, 3, Senior Play, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Art Service Club 3, 4, Chess Team T, 2, Cinderella 3, Yearbook Stott 4. fi l x 56 August 9, T949 Jose . . . Purity . .. 2 ton Chevys sliderule .. . Texas Forever . . . Football Gymnastics Club T, AFS Drive T, 2, 3, Scholarship Drive T, 2, 3. l DIANNE PATRICIA NAGLE 24 Old Tavern Road May 6, 1950 Di Di snags foureyes thinking wiggles eyebrows . .. l'll break your neck . .. Sean . .. babysitting ... Home Sweet Home . . . brokendown Ford . . . Weei ... l'm comin' . .. Merl ... Millpond ... TT's ... Ronny ... Hampton ... the Demana- geration ... Cindy 8- Herman ... Snookums . .. Mr. Brennan ... Florida Gymnastics Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, Senior Play, Secretarial Club 3, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. , Cigfffliypz xx , ELIZABETH NAGLE 27 Bow Road July 6, 1950 Bets Little One Hi ya . Yes, my hair is naturally straight Di . The thing is . .. loan Cinderella Smitty's Latin class National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play, Pep Squad 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, International Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Concession Stand 4, Latin Club Plays l, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Yearbook Staff 4. X X I IH 'vs K lf VX , t ' 1 E' , iw- f . I '. '1 , ,V 1 N Y. if ' TM S' ' 5. 1 -dj, 'ii Fiqh F . 'F 4 . . 7,u5t,gF.. '.Q '-. uf., .f--I ,tl yn, Lug: ,Q 1 i:55.1'g'1ft. , is 371' -W' ri 'fbi' ' 1 I I 5 itil ':- E H I- .rl iv... '4 'rl IJ . . ... .JW .iitfftivy ,. ,nv -UN PAMELA LUCY NEILL 42 Highland Circle February 17, 1951 Pam ... You look familiar ... Sure ... tennis ... swimming . .. basketball ... hockey ... sewing ... talk guitar .., singing children ... being with people ... daisies ... pink ... Mexican food ... doodling ... WHS spirit ... honest and sincere . .. smiling ... loves people .. . appreciates life ... trans- ferred from Port Washington, N. Y. Gymnastics Club 2, Student Council 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 4, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, ldiom 4. PATRICIA ANNE NEILI. 42 Highland Circle February 17, 1951 Tricia ... Pat ... you guys ... tennis, baseball ... guitar . .. leather ... sailing, sewing, music ... Switzerland ... autumn ... Joan Baez ... flowers ... orange .. . tallness ... Smiley . .. sarcasm ... friendly philosophy . .. transferred from Port Washing- ton, N. Y. pet peeve: Snobs Pep Squad 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 2, Boosters Drive 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4, Mandi Lee 2, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Campus Crier 3, 4, ldiom 4, DENNIS STEPHEN NEWMAN 59 Clubhouse Lone July 16, 1950 Denny and the raisins runn ng 'cross the countryside Htempus est' '..' Benedettis Blunder the Byrds, Cream, and Airplanes SPQR leader of the mile .. strong individualist Mr, Smith Mr. Mahoney beautiful Mr. McMullen's megaphone classroom singer always has o smile National Honor Society 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Crosscountry 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Team 3, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 1, 2, 4, ,. 4 :Sxx xx 1 , -P w f To 'Uv 1 X , 1 15.29 'iris E 1 5 A x if BARBARA icincnsn newron 5 Eden Rd. April 7, 1950 Bk ... Limpin Lizzie ... Nikki ... Kelly ... Sandy ... Hey, Buster Brown! ... kitchen worker ... Sterling, Mass ... motor murmurs ... oakie ... Tobey ... pet pe-eve: crutches Chorus 3, Boosters Drive 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 3. J' ...X V-ii x 5: BARBARA NOONE 9 Wayside Rd. October 12, 1950 Hey kid! ,. Barney and a supercharged Lemons Newport and the races l?l the library XKE's New York Round Hearth Chatham Torn Between The Mansion grief pet peeve: Slow drivers Concession 4, Executive Board 4, French Club 4, Boosters Drivc 3, AFS Club 3, Ski Club 3, Basketball 3, 4, Domestic Exchange 3, Cin- derella 3. Q. THOMAS WALTER NYLUND 421 Old Connecticut Path June 29, 1949 Tom ... Vettes ... crashl ... 50 ... License and registration ... Henrietta ... 44-D ... Watch it with the hands, Flynn Mable Loon pet peeve: Flip tops with broken rings Key Club 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, AFS Drive 1, 2, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cinderella 3. I' 'vi 4 '. 58 3,-3 KAREN JEAN 0'BRlEN 95 Lake Rd. Terr. December 18, 1950 Red Kar skiing Friendly's nick, woe, and woo walk bbv francais horseback riding Hi, how've ya been? white eyebrows freckles tripping over chains Mr. Clarke hiccups the Cape. Prom Committee 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Executive Board 4, Art Service Club 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, International Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 3, Lacrosse 2, 3, Latin Club Plays 1, Campus Crier 2, 3, Yearbook Staff lArt Editorl 4. x S-Q RICHARD ELWOOD ODELL 128 State Rd. November 7, 1950 Digger hot ticket hunting, fishing, boating . .. Red Coach Grill ambitious MAUREEN ANN O'RElLl.Y 6 Crest Rd. May 3, 1950 Moe ... Bridgett . .. Woe .., Oh yea, then what? Rightl Why'd you ask? ... bikeriding ... horseback riding falling in holes dancing dragging with my V. W. Friendly's Nick, Wed, Woo You're definitely my idol This is a mystery yet to be solved WAY OUT everybodys friend Miss Pretty the Cape What a chocolate mess! pet peeve: Being called dense Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Pep Squad 2, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 3, Latin Club Plays 1, 4, Cinderella 3, Senior Concession 4. 7 ' J? , 4 MERRIE JILL ORENSTEIN 16 Maguire Rd, September 9, 1950 Jill-o ya big idiot skiing Kelley fancy cars English class J.W.R. arguing with R. O. AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 2, Basketball 2, Typing Assistant 4, Senior Concession 4, Senior Play 4. .ww ... riding with the Rick ... Mr. Conti . .. Rick .. . talk about fishing. Chorus 1 2 3 4 ROBERT D. ORENSTEIN 16 Maguire Rd. August 17, 1949 Robbie Little Israel bikes Mr. Conti the hang-out-Steve's pet peeves: High notes in chorus, low notes in chorus, intermediate notes in chorus Senior Play 4, Winter Week Play 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, A. V. Assistant 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3. 3' RICHARD ORNER 1 Lake Road Terrace September 24, 1950 Dow Chemical Company pet peeve: Leftists. - 3-7 'IM ,Qi S i if v if Fvf i Q . 4 I fm. 2 fl A aa wi ffikt ' 'tiff 1' ex. f- iff' 1 'xii iif. ri' , yzv- . lig.a , , 4..g.ifi2!'.-51' 1 ?li.i,523,z - 2 ful!! , V y Q 1135, f I ff. li I - Il mi . ts.- :f-Z: 4 ,-. , ne. 'rd A xr... r.. , 6 . 5 ,'n I DAVID CHRISTOPHER OSBORN 30 Old Tavern Road December 25, 1949 Ozzie ... The Falcon ... knit wit ,.. Nantasket ... unbelievable ... Sun of a gun ... one-legged duck ... f1apping arms Key Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Prom Committee 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 2, 3, Basketball 1, Football 3, 4, Cinderella 3. wk' ,, A 1 ,745 ffl xx +14 size: ff J C.. W tl , C. i LH , fs 5' BARBARA CLARE OSMOND 33 Oxbow Road October 17, 1950 Barb B.J.A. cheering Sue groovy ... feet ... mother ... the group ... Want a litesaver? ... boy's clothes ... Bruce ... Me and my shadow . .. Hello dear! ... dimples ... Smitty ... falling stars good show! math maior?! ... P. S. J 8 N ... iungle-sized ... cheers! pet peeve: Fake people Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Senior Play, Yearbook 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 4, Latin Club Plays 1, 4, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3. PETER HAZEN PACHE IO Clubhouse Lane April 20, 1950 Pete Football 8. Hunting Green Chevy Bailina out ot convertibles Vermont boy Aw come onl' trying to be good definitely so Basketball 1, 2. A . , Q '... f i V V 'fir is 'Gt if .uf-' 6 ..4g' fn ' . ' ..,- 1 ji nl GRANT I.. PERODEAU 109 West Plain St. September 11, 1950 qw: , I -f-fy .112 .x . ffh 'n,, :, .xl it Sl: 1 .sy ': , A Ii: fi I X 'R' A -is - Yi ' 2 . ' Q,,,7ii,.AZf- 1' ' if si? HX ,, 1:'1'1 fi, . . izigwzti .-A1 - if V iff 'ri o S ' .4 1' 1.1 - f 1 JEANNE MARIE PERODEAU 27 Mathews Drive June 2, 1950 Perry ... bleached hair ,., I teel like a lool . . unlisted phone numbers ... re- formed flirt ,. George ... summers in Maine ... Donna, l have a problem ... lL.J. . ., 'You've been reduced ,. . S.O.G. .. . water- skiing pet peeves: Burgundy cars out- of-tawn boys being stared at being talked about Erecutive Board 4, Senior Play 4, Secretarial Club 3, 'Pr 4, Office Service 3, AFS Drive I, Yearbook Stafi 4 ftyping. Q CHARLENE ANN PHILLIPO 26 Dudley Road June 5, 1949 Charlie Baby golf painting working Eddie likes to talk about everything Mr. Clarke. ff X a I 60 . ,I ,.. ,X JOAN ELLEN PINKUL 23 Damon Street September 14, 1950 Pink You lose pool When in doubt, don't Wait Dare! Province- town Rain's Bakery and Steve fuzzy hair i Chorus 2, 3, French Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Scholarship Drive I, AFS Drive l. f' SUSANNE PRISCILLA POLK 14 Lee Road March 21, 1950 Hairdresser Navy Can I drive? ... Kenneth's ... Hot Shoppes .,. Mr. B. . .. Winter Street Ocelot . .. Debby's Pet Land South Street True love never did run smooth waterskiing 7 boys for the basketball team Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Drum Maiorette 3, Secre- tarial Club 3, Typing Assistant 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. STEPHEN LEE POLLITT 113 Concord Road September 15, 1950 Hey Corey, what's the story? long blonde hair sleep owner at a Gerald-Osman surtboard l'm a liberal socialist if y'know what I mean Gnossoss livesl Hack driver volvos burning leaves .. . THE MAFIA . .. Suzie Creamcheese .. . lethargically depressive poems pet peeves: Teeny boppers drips 8 drops T-Q... N FY. l JOANNA LOUISE PRATT 4 Cole Road November 20, 1950 Jo, .loana Oh wow tennis singing ... folk music ... Secundus Annus Linguae Latinae ... green ... quiet ... contacts pet peeves: Walking to school . .. turning red National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Senior Play 4, Chorus 7, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, iPr-45, Latin Club 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive l, 2, 3 4, Latin Club Plays 1, 2, Mandi-Lee 2, Campus Crier 4. 19. CAROL JANET PROUTY 159 West Plain Street August 20, 1950 Suds the patio Ask me if I care! ... cars . .. 55 Chevy ... parties ... Drive-in ... About that much ... Sears ... Hi C. B. Saxonville Gulf Station Field Hockey 7, 3, Lacrosse 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4 lTreas. 42, Library Service 1. GEORGIA ALICE PRYOR 50 Red Barn Road May 24, 1950 Gorge Irish Jumper hi therel Wellesley Hills tall and thin blue eyes . .. skiing l?l ... Grover Cronin's ... cottee, Awful-Awtuls dynamic trio a white porsche pet peeves: Trampolines and horses Senior Play 4, Concession 4, French Club 3, 4, AFS Drive 3, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4. '39- -fs fr rv. 162 . ws. 'J .xg 5- .I f i! is Vw vi YA fiery , ra si ,, .ff , N:- - if f-, f -. r .f -. 'f- ,'. 3,3 l A ' t -. -'it 4 MET :si ' -..f K - in' ' PAUL QUAGLIERI 5 Rolling Lane September 28, l95O Quaz you've got to be kidding me! basketball ... Italian Power Counselor ... Ten past eight .. pet peeve: Italian jokes Key Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Camp . wife 2, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3. '79 'f' bv p 'Ln ' v IW' I 1 . JAMES MALCOLM RACZYNSKI 21 Barney Hill Rd. July 3, 1950 Jim ... quiet ... football ... wrestling .., rain at the Cape . .. jigsaw puzzles ... SNS ... Oh, really? ... Barbara, carry my books l??l ... BLURB ... Steverino ... pet peeve: Teachers who aren't con cerned National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, mittee 3, Student Council 4, Math Team 2, Football 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4. Prom Com- CHRISTINE RAMSEY 142 Pelham Island Road October 21, 1949 Chris ... horsebacking ,.. swirnrning . tennis ... skating ... brothers 8 sisters . happy ... typing ... riding ... barn .. typing room ... Randy ,.. Nancy ,,. Kathy ... Chris ... horses ... future ... baby- sitting ... teaching riding ... expressions Secretarial Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Service Club 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 4, Yearbook Stott 4, Concession Stand 4, PTA Drive 3. ff' gf- ANN TORREY READE 15 Mellen Lane April 6, 1951 Reds and reds and reds language Wildchild Via Po Marc little pink and white tea parties writing, writing, writing Suze and Noonah manic depression National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier i, 2, 3, 4, ldiom 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1, 2, AFS Drive l, 2, 3, PTA Scholarship Drive l, 2, Yearbook Staft 3. me CHRISTINE ANN REID 7 Peck Avenue February 26, 1950 Chris 'Good grief, Charlie Brownl Cqptain Dum Dum strikes again Strawe berry Blonde stripes . . big trucks hgh ,, pink horses ... swimming .. Logan Secretarial Club 3, 4, Senior play, Yearbook 4. gf 'TW ff' C s r I PAMELA RICH 50 High Rock Rd. September 7, 1950 Pam ... poor little rich girl ... bef ... pickled mushrooms ... weei ... waz ... more ... yeeww ... Big A ... skiing-me?? ... scatterbrained? .., talk much? ... the actress ... goofey ... natural blonde ... lady ... slow wit ... Carousel girl .. Coordination ... Holy Animal ... ChiChi ... yogurt for lunch '61 Chevy , ..pet peeve: People who talk too much Prom Committee 3, Executive Board 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Senior Concession 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Art Service Club I, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, Boosters Drive I, 2, 3, 4, PTA Drive I, 2, AFS Club 4, Ski Club I, Latin Club plays I, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 3, Yearbook Staff 4. rf' 'R ,ry . f 14 1 I 4. t 2'4- v- N A if WN I i .1 i ROBERT ALLAN RICHARD 197 Lake Shore Drive June 6, 1950 Bob side burns beach cut it out unreal joking around sarcastic com- ments .. .. l'm only kidding dances swimming Rich' I give up Star Market You Lose , .. pet peeves: People who mix up my name working on Satur- day nights Senior Play 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Senior Conces- sion 4, Latin Club Play 2, AFS Drive I, PTA Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3. v 5.0 STEPHEN ANTHONY RIZZO 17 Edgewood Rd. March 13, 1950 Riz ... Zippy .. Rizzo's Raiders . .. Football ... water skiing ... Guitar ... Knight Riders ... Cult of the Shyal ... The Dukes ... Hartford Convention Happy Harry sitting on the shift WMCA C.O.D. ... winter week ... postage paid ... pet peeve: Accidents on the way to hockey practice Key Club 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, PTA Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive I, Boosters Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4, Cinderella 3. WILLIAM REID ROBERTSON 8 Graybirch Lane October 21, 1950 Bill A.D.A. unbeatable gym team Triple I W.H.S. Race Track lan, Bruce, Douglas underground Cinema Wellesley Police skiing the square .lag 404 California Senior Play 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Inter- national Club I, AFS Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 4, PTA Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3, AFS Club I, Senior Concession 4 4 f o-'- CHARLES ALFRED ROGERS 7 Ripley Lane July 24, 1949 The Mexican loud pipes I can get drafted by two countries .. . 59 ... VW with no original parts transmission express ... What's it all about, Alfie ... the pink- belly prince water skiing pet peeve: VW heaters Chorus 3, 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club 3, 4. an 7,7 fin MAUREEN BRIDGET ROONEY 22 Hawthorne Rd. June 29, 1950 Hillmans don't go '60 Pontiacs being Tall string bean not bad uh thats close KBNH physics class pet peeve: Phonies Prom Committee 3, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Executive Board 1, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Senior Concession 4. -'I' Ser' 'lfb-L HERBERT CECIL ROSS, JR. 374 Old Connecticut Path July 31 1950 Herb reading the sports section of the N. Y. Times ... running ... hippies ... Mr. Smith's suggestions Mr. Benedetti wearing his bathing suit at cross-country practice liberalism ... arguments ... swinging in the showers National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1 2, 3, Latin Club Plays 1, Contemporary Altairs Club 4, AFS Drive 1, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, Boosters Drive 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 4. .aft-V J 14 ' Jim '3- SCOTT ALDEN ROSSBOROUGH 33 Davelin Road June 17, 1950 Hey Kid! True Mentholsnl The 'llrfstcn Police Force The Library Newport and the Races '71 Falmouth BOLYQCS Forever House at the Rising Sun South Pacihc Briarwood Fire Escapes 1 A .., skiing .,. Killington .,. 'Vlhot Con l Say?'L pet peeves: Ross Scottborough, Yearbook Winter Track 2, Spring Track 2, 3, Erecutive K 1 Board 1, 2, Senior Play 4, lcliom leditori 2, 3, Y' , Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, ' AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, X Latin Club Plays 2, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier W! 1, 2, 3, Yearbook lCofEditor,' 3, 4, 2 J., I H ,, ,Q N A 1' I Fix, . .-5 fa 'Joe if . JAMES D. Ross T' 4 5 Heard Rd. ' March 26, 1950 tall ... foot ... long and loose ... 3 T Sile 13 quiet yQ'L pet peevegg -Q, ,.,, BLURBS crutches. X f A il 1 X X x NANCY l.. ROSS 23 Woodridge Road July 28, 1950 Penguin Maine 56 Plymouth Black Bomb innocent Oh, stop it GEORGE FRANCIS ROUSSEAU 10 Mitchell Street April 23, 1949 Gub The Wild Wop That's Bush . .. preppy Jeanne Fords Football Practice Sally pet peeves: Right Ankles Tape Jobs Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Executive Board 4. wi-', , , 51- 5.11: V V h Ik , 2 S P ' 1 ,dk GX, in... iss.. .ywf4Lj. f . i -N ,Stk ai ., 1 . J' ,bv pg, f as iv' 1 ,.t,5-,tt 2j5g,v:,,.,l ' Q' 'if A .HI P 1' ag 5 I' ,'i' . I don't get it senior play crash diets short. pet peeves: Sympathy seekers being 1 . OJ G JEAN SHIRLEY RUDENAUER 33 Edgewood Road August 8, 1950 Not too funny .. unreal' what's this? surling Coast Guard . Nickerson State Park beach parties blue eyes innocence and embarrassment Star Market Mr, Clarke . . pet pecve: Having my name spelled wrong in the Yearbook for 3 years Wild Bill Senior Play 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Concession Stand 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, International Club l, Boosters Drive 2, PTA Scholarship Drive l, 2, Field Hockey 1, Lacrosse 1 -. fy.. fig, . TK Q9 PAUL SCOTT RUSSELL 15 Snake Brook Road November 8, 1950 RASCAL The Cool Wall letters from Billy and Steve R.M.A. The Vette He is in his own little world Mayside Monhegan Mr. Watts Future Forest Ranger Jelly Stone Brillo How are ya, How are ya? The Carousel - The Ball Game Lab Assistant 1, 2, Gymnastics Club 1, Photography Club 7, Senior Play 4, AFS Drive 1, 2, PTA Scholarship Drive 4, Yearbook Stott 4. A-or ,Zi rl If' 1-- ,- 'i .. 2' Us-,V .1 A -' , Jig- iff? A JJ ', fi , I f K N ,ix . ,rr yy J ' . ' .cw-. 123: rkqggt' H, 1345: hi pti.il,P.l. 1.4 i ,rg :r .il -I -. i' - r. i 'i if i .. ', 1 LL . ,i . 4,4 ' Zfurlvn fr, SUSAN NOURSE SALOMON 16 Sears Road April 22, 1950 Suzie . Suze Are you kidding me? livingroom on wheels Don't play with the buttons. gullible Hey, Tor ... Cape in the rain iigsaw puzzles BARBra pooooooooooor baby Just Magic Rainbows National Honor Society 3, Prom Committee 3, Pep Squad 2, Chorus 3, 4, Library Service Club 1, Spanish Club 3, French Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, Boosters 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Stott 4 lCo-Editori. Q wee- .IOHN BARNETT SAMMONS 57 Stonebridge Road January 4, 1951 Sam Rightl Naturally Same Ditterenceu What Next? Soccer on Sunday Afternoons Pancake House Retreats Expo Trip Bolton Coffee House 50 or more great kids and the year with them pet peeve: Getting up early Scholarship Drive 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, French Club 2, 3. CRAIG SCHOFIELD 115 Oxbow Road January 19, 1950 Craig ... Toad ... Mustang Sally . .. V. W. Wipeout ... Business Math 100 .. . pet peeve: Girls Concession 4, Harvey 4. 7f5 ' . .j,'.Q s .:Qf:.' i . ,4:,:,.,,- , jQj1:2L-f'.i,'1Q. .j.y.' ,1,H,,:g5x Q-'7 -'I ' ,-111:21-1551: A 3:'1iL'L-: f'.':'f - ,I f REGINA SCHWABE 32 Sedgemeadow Road November 9, 1949 Regi Gina recorder dogs cats complacency studious studying for next month's exams typing the Campus Crier R-11 Seminar study? Where's that? intellectual pursuits lin French and Germant veterinary hospital all the senior teachers .. Blessed is the man who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving the world evidence ot the tact. Lab Assistants 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 3, French Club T, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 2, 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, idiom 3, 4, ui ii hs.,- IRIS CHARLOTTE SCOTT 76 Hawthorne Road November 24, 1950 Great Scott . V.W.'s forever How about some moldy cheese from Hickory Farms? Nothin creeping crud coordination plus Lacrosse mouthguards Did you go to P.F.? NH Expo or Bust Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, French Club 1, 2, AFS I, 2, 3. 1 T354 ri. PAMELA FERNE SELBY 18 Old Tavern Road June 12, 1950 Ferne . triendly's girl SaIke's Party .. Roma Smitty's Latin Class braces Can't you do anything right, Ferne? cheering . . . Isn't she sweet? . . . Bartholemew can! . .. My glassesI .. . 50 live and 5 weeks to go . . . Oh no! . . . pet peeves: Getting sick in Naples . .. moody people Cheering 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Interna- tional Club I, Lacrosse Team I, 2, 3, 4, AFS 1, 2, 4, Boosters Drive 7, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Mandi-Lee 3. v 595 5 t 2515. g' ,. t xx K REBECCA MAY SENIOR 128 Glezen Lane December 16, 1950 Becky Who-a-at? Ya Know What! The Pink Pussycat quiet innocent eating in studies Never do today what you can do tomorrow. pet peeves: Bossy people getting stood up Pep Squad 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, International Club 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, Campus Crier 3,4, Scholarship Drive 3, 4, AFS Club 4. j C ,J r-5' STEPHEN RALPH SERGIO 10 Lobolly Lone March 18, 1950 Hamlet Payyo MG-TD Sweet William lThe Mundane Trinityt Heaven belongs to the Philosopher. Lab Assistant 3, Gymnastics Club 1, Latin Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 2, 3, Boosters Drive 2, 3, Tennis 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, ldiom 3, 4, Yearbook SUSAN LOUISE SHAW 14 Lundy Lane Oct. 1, 1950 Transfer from Newton South High Sue sailing on Lake Winnepesauke playing the guitar ... singing ... deep thinker ... Newton North football games Mr. Mazza's class a good time in Wolfeboro, N, H. with Annie To fully accept oneself is a hard trial, to dismiss one's faults a hard lesson, but out ot this acceptance comes honesty! Chorus 4, Concert Chair 4, Talent Show, Newton South 3. X.. 'fbc F -eo. 'Pi J.--. RALPH EDWARD SHELGREN 132 Glezen Lane September 30, 1950 Music guitar and bass weightelitting ... Surfmen ... Yankee Pedlers ... 'December's Children Blueprint 151 Dime Stare Boyd Studio of Music ... Will that thing fit in the V.W.? Porsche Club of America lP.C.A.1 popular musical entertainment for dances and other aftairs pet peeves: Plastic people Dean Junior College. -git .. W 1' sr- fLiterary Editor! 4. 65 LESLIE SIEGEL 8 Carpenter Road April 1, 1950 Steve , . 'Oh definitely! Next?' OK, sure, yep, ting, Why cont we run the outside gym track in the snow? pet peeves: Early buses, late notes Campus Crier I, International Club I, AFS Drive l, ldiom iBusiness Manager. 4, Spanish Club 4, Senior Play 4. jr MURRAY JOHN SILAN 24 Rich Valley Rd. February 17, 1950 John ... beard ... Rockport ... Malibu ... lmicel up to my ears in paint oth period Even paranoids have real enemies ... my lab partner ,.. megalopolis movies in social science pet peeve: My lack of wisdom Campus Crier 4, Yearbook 4, Boosters Drive 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Art Service Club 2, 3, 4, ' rf w ef' 7 r 'g. trim xllifi' - Ei A 1 j ,X ,C :K . 5 ,-Q: QI, qi, .is if Rl hifi. , n I 1 -at ' - 4'l'?1ff ' . i .lf-r-.QU '7 ' ll. ' I ii- ' ' .-.:5 L?i is -in 'A wg- CHRISTIAAN J. SMIT 113 Concord Road January 19, 1949 Schmith Sorry I can't give speeches till Christmas I will now show you, how to evade a charging bull elephant 92 Ilth Street Menlo Park Pretoria, South Africa Chorus 4, Wrestling 4, AFS Student. - .-'. 'v. , -9 fi gs fix -gs ' ,rf xc --' 'I vi, Q4 PHOEBE SMITH 3 Reservoir Road January 3, 1950 Prom flowers clothes yellow Jordan Marsh anybody want to make a poster? ... Ogunquit .., Jenny .,, D.F.B. . .. sugarbush S.J.CD pet peeves: Wind- shield wipers, green lollipops slobby people boys late for dates gum chewers Gymnastics Club 2, Prom Committee fChairmanl 3, Student Council KPublicity Agent-' 4, Senior Play 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive l, 2, 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3 DOROTHY ANNE STAUDINGER 35 Knollwood Lane February 7, 1950 Dore Honest? You walk too slow! water skiing swimming rain summers at the Cape pet peeve: People who try to be something they aren't International Club l, 2, Secretarial Club 4, Boosters Drive 3, Senior Concession 4, Senior Play 4. Qs LUANA STEELE 341 Old Connecticut Path April 2, 1950 Lou Chatty Cathy Wayne Ed ... facial expressions ... moody ... always smiling ,.. acting stupid ... sarcastic ... critical unreal laugh Robbie Son Francisco ... North Beach ... Oakland Raiders Packers 'Sorry to say in our society today You're on the right track .. 'What's the Problem? ... Right? ... Out of sight' That's cool! ... I mightl' By the way Pardon me? .. There's No. 21 ... Vettes ... Jaguars ... Mr. Clarke pet peeves: Fillmore Street being stared at phony laughs Colts still undefeated Typing Assistant 2, 3, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Yearbook KTyping Editor! 4, Concession Stand 4. fi X 5,-v ,U . .4 , H -iii f ' I Q' J. 'A sr , V, 5 , . 'kr' ' :il ' -Tk E '--:-. 'Z - if 37 Ski 'llilfflg LLOYD CHANDLER TEWKSBUPY '45 e, ,I 34 Sherman Bridge Road ROBERT BERKELEY STONE January 5, 1950 51 Pembeffon Road Took's Load '62 aids sud s. June 6' 1950 Pismo Beach puns ,., curl-tail weasles .,, Bob ... Stoney ... Little kid ... Gang water skiing ... hunting ,.. down Buttrick s ,.. '54 Olds ... Holes in Mufflers ... Business . . 'Debby's Pet Land' ... Lake Shirley ... Law Class School entrance pet peeve: Little buddy Senior Play 4, Concession stand 4. T 'io JOHN GALBRAITH SWEIDLER Saturday Nights pet peeves: Girls who don't dance hair curlers Band 1, Executwe Board 4. Cl fl 18 Audubon Road ff! DOUGLAS BRUCE STOWELL 24 Hickory Hill Road September 12, 1950 Doug HELP! swimming sports cars ric tingh madras pants blue eyes sleeping on the patio Mono Don't give me your germs .., '56 Austin Healey- it runs good I honestly don't know how I caught it ... 4 ham 8- cheese ... potato chips ... I dozen Oreo's ... 2 apples ... garbage bag .. . what, no shoes? ... Sandy. 5- v 5 , -. September 2, 1950 'Piano 5th grade contest-undefeated .. Transferred from Lenox School. 11' C-,, 7' ROBERT DOUGLAS SWIFT 21 Timber Lane January 26, 1950 Swifty skiing football Tri Captain UBO 5 of 9-Prom Night R.E.G. Get with the program, boy. Ah, Senator Bobby. Dart Gt-Gto Captain Bob . .. pet peeves: People who lose their contact lenses people who like to trip their friends Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain i4l, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1 2, 3, Student Council 1, Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Yearbook Stott 4, Senior Play 4, Ski Club 4. X ! CHRISTOPHER SCOTT THOMPSON 21 Alden Road December 26, 1949 Chris ... Football ... Waterskiing ,., Swimming 'Hot Dang Maine on the weekends quiet at times the guys goofing around haying in Maine forgetful Chris' Crate pet peeves: The Sled, getting sick before a football game Football 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Boosters Drive 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 4. liz fi O JOANNE EILEEN VAN WART 46 Cedar Crest Road July 23, 1950 lo , . Qrt the three lunny men cello slow down, Shar Tim KBNH BMW baby blue eyes Boston College ,. pet peuve. People who get up in the lnofning Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Inter- national Club 1, AFS Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 1, 1.31, SN I -'4 ,,, l CARL M. WIDDIS 172 School St. i Campus Crier 4. as-S-. 1.-v ESTHER C. WEISS 30 Wayland Hills Road September 23, 1950 Wes Esther Bunny Van Clyburn Il S. B. Strolling through the Park King Rat He's 1-4 what?l The Great Pumpkin Siamese Twin pet peeves: Summer diet with Shel, toll booths Senior Play, Northeast District Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, AFS Drive 2, 3, Boosters Drive 1, 3, 4, Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 4, AFS Club 3, Basket- ball 1, Mandi Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Concession 4. S DAVID COBURN WELLINGTON June 10, 1949 ss. 17 Rich Valley Road if February 24, 1950, x ' i Dave Rat Patrol What can l say? i ... Drums ... Gross-outs ... LAL ... taming J the coli LARK SEATS Fraendlyfs 'Xl' hug-a-darbug-a-da Horror shows in v-,,...,,. I band borrowing cars pet peeve: Automatic transmissions Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Rifle Team 2, Orchestra 1. l H.. i 'l I - l l QQ ANN CRAIG WESLEY 99 Oxbow Road March 28, 1951 Ann Wellesley ... Little Annie Fanny . .. Lillian Gish Dudley dooright of the Mounties ... Wes ... the Skipper ... Siamese twin ... ls that loving? ... shoot a pickle Gymnastics Club 4, Senior Play 4, Cheerlead- ing 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Drive 1, Boosters Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, AFS Club 1, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Lacrosse 1, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 4. ROBERT FENWICK WILSON 7 Castle Road i April 9, 1949 , Wils Fen Bob goafin' oft the 'l' Pink Pelican Bush Oh, dee-dee il Sophia! pet peeve: Being in debt Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, Concession 4, Senior Play 4. '.- -sh: 5:-I l l JAMES RUPERT WOOD 15 Shawmut Avenue May 27, 1950 Jim Wod Mr. Wilder Mr. Scotland Miss Kightlinger Aldrich Company, Cochituate R-11 Politics-Conservative hunting photography going to Maine in the summer Brother Ayea a dog named Spot pet peeves: Term papers glasses Lab Assistant 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, Senior Play 4, Rifle Team 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, International Club 1, AFS Drive 1, 3, Boosters Drive 3, PTA Scholarship Drive 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1, 2, Mandi-Lee 2, Cinderella 3, Campus Crier 1. , . 'Tk ,4-1 JACKIE J. WRIGHT 3 Sunset Road September 13, 1950 CYNTHIA ZELE 15 Grace Road June 19, 1950 Cindy new girl endless summer Oh, tough .,. bubbling ... What's R1 17' ... football games ... little girl, big roice ... tallc much?l .., Fern .., Chris .., Gabe ... wrestling ... Cinderella ,.. West Hart- ford ... Whot? ... friendly girl ... pet peeves: Boston accents, grouchy people Transferred 4th year from West Hartford, Connecticut Senior Play, Pep Squad 4. :-. 4 I x X xx 69 'w 4+ senior E i. r' Christiaan Smit A.F.S. Exchange Student From Africa , F Nancy Malkin D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Jewish War Veteran's Good Citizenship Award 7 w - Katy Flowers A.F.S. Exchange Student in France I 'if-an R9Qif1O Schwabe Torrey Reade National Merit Scholarship Finalist National Merit Scholarship Finalist National Council of Teachers of English Award U l OUOYE , x -- Donna McEwen Jeanne Perodeou John Hancock Business Award John Hancock Business Award , AV Q- Nancy Ross ' Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 1 Herbert Ross Dale Cgggidy BOYS' State ReP e5e'7f0fiVe Student Government Day Representative ff X , NX X.-Q17 wad? -5,1 X x ' . I Jr, 1 sf 5 .C A X ' I 7 N 1' 1 K Q y , bk 2 af' Q Mlm 'WM 'M if f 5 X v flasg Wmoriea Reflections and Reminiscences September, 1964 Nobody wears bobby socks anymore. What does D-day mean? It sounds like a war. Have you smelled the field house yet? Woods Hole-it was supposed to be academic! We never really learned the difference between R-11 and R-48, nor did we manage to memorize our schedules, but by November we were forever part of Wayland High. With the leadership of our president, Holly Roehrig, and the other officers, Pam Lewis, Cvice-presidentig Steve Kendall, Ctreasurerjp and Suzie Salomon, fsecretaryb, we settled into the task of planning our class activities. These consisted of two dances: Swiss Chalet and Spring Fever. We were the first freshmen who ever made money on a dance. As far as sports went, our Freshmen football team was first in the league. The Basketball team held its own. We even had a few boys who made the J.V. team. Although reading Shakespeare was a new experience, we finally completed the first year. September, 1965 My curfew is 11:30 now. Being a Sophomore is nothing. Well-at least I'm not a freshman. We have to dissect a what?! Richard Cavour for President! Who spiked the punch? Better get it out of here. Mr. McGill is next in line. Again it took a while to get organized, but by the end of September we did it. Mrs. Stafford took over as our advisor. Our class was led by president Steve Kendall, vice-president Nancy Malkin, treasurer Dennis Morgan, and secretary Jack Hessian. Again we held two dances, but our major endeavor was extremely exciting. We had adopted a Vietnamese orphanage at the cost of S200 a year. This led to new activities such as bake sales and car washes to finance our proiect. We also demolished the Christian Science Monitor building. On the gridiron, our boys had a record of four wins and two losses. In basketball we managed nine wins and nine losses. September, 1966 Chemistry Rule -9651: If you don't know what it is, taste it. 'Do we really have to read Shakespeare again? 'Now they tell me I have to go college. What are P.S.A.T.'s? Who do you think will be queen? You mean I'm an upperclassmen? Even though we did have to struggle through Shakespeare again, our main task was creating a first-rate prom. Under the guidance of president Nancy Malkin, vice-president Kevin Burke, treasurer Skip Halpern, and secretary Paul Gravina, we set our- selves to this iob. First, we secured permission to hold the prom at the Maridor. Then with the help of our prom chairman, Phoebe Smith, we decided on CastiIian Courtyard as a theme. Lynne Harrison was our queen . In her court were Nancy Malkin, Valery Ferreira, Shelley Freeman, Beth Fricke, Pam Rich, and Ann Wesley. But the prom was not our only activity. We produced our I I first play, a re-creation of the traditional Cinderella , complete with Prince Charming on a motorcycle. It was an original play and we won the award for the best play. Sports took on new importance, with our boys now on the varsity squads. The football season was good, with a record of eight wins and one loss. Basketball was --. Hockey was great, with a record of 10-2-2. In June our dreams were realized at a Senior Take-over Day breakfast. September, 1967 Study halls-you study in there?! The Yearbook-Where do we start? You mean I looked like that three years ago?! What happens if you don't write a thesis? We're number 1!!! Gee, filling out our applications is fun. We weren't all sure that we could stand one more year. But the class was unified, and we set out to be the best Senior class ever under the leadership of president Nancy Malkin, vice- president Skip Halpern, treasurer Dennis Morgan, and secretary Jane Beniamin. We attained the Senior privileges we wanted, right down to the last quarter that the Coke machine wouldn't change. Miniskirts and pants were acceptable dress for the first time. We had several projects fbesides graduatingi. Our Senior play was Harvey. The white rabbit became a hero. We won a great deal of applause from the Winter Week production of Mad Breakfast. Our awards for this performance were best play, best actress and best actor. Our prom was another task at hand. Besides class proiects, we had our school studies, including a laugh-in sponsored by the English department, and the thesis to write. Our senior year also meant new responsibilities and a realization that we would soon be adults. Courses such as Social Science helped us to realize what these would be. Last but not least we had an extremely successful year in sports. Our football team was the sole possessor of the number one place in the state. One of the most thrilling victories was the Weston game. We won 6-O. Basketball-well, uh-. Hockey was great and we were in the Eastern Hockey Tourney. Indoor Track tied with Weston for first place and finished third in the state. The Wrestling Team was sixth in the state. This greatly successful year helped in increasing the school spirit. March, 1968 ll ll Senior White Sock Day is tomorrow. Only 59 more days. How will we ever pay for the yearbook? Do we have to have a prom? I haven't done any work since Mid-years. As the college acceptances start to come in, our futures are beginning to take shape. We still have a prom to produce and graduation week to face, yet most of us now look beyond our high school years. But no matter where we go from here, Way- land High School has taken a great part in shaping our lives. Thank you for all you have given us. Good luck, Class of '68 The Reflector Staff 4 I Last ill and Testament We, the illustrious class of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bestow and bequeath the following: Article I To Mrs. A. we leave 700 donuts and one recording ot Mustang Sally by Wilson Pickett. To Mr. Smith we leave forty cents toward a new Maserati. To Mrs. Eldridge we leave a season's supply of throat lozenges. To Mr. Eastman we leave an autographed blow-up of Art Carney. To Mrs. Ratner we leave Ratner's Rules for Survival. To Mr. Glynn, generally speaking, we leave a new law book. To Mrs. Sexton and Mr. Clawson we leave the memories of the seventh period zoo. To Mr. Bibeau we leave the Presidency of the United States. To Mrs. Lampert we leave a perpetual smile. To Mr. Barry we leave 300 miles worth at burnt rubber all over the visitor's park- ing lot. To Mr. Demeo we leave our thanks for being what he is, a great guy! Article ll The senior cheerleaders leave the new cheerleaders their ll x 9 practice area in the field house. The Mafia leaves their organization to the kids on the hockey bus. Miss McGiveny's fifth period gym class leave her tive extra minutes. The wrestling team leaves Mr. Moyer everything that is vitally important. The football team leaves Dennis-Yarmouth a box ot potato chips. Article lll Bill Flynn leaves Camp Chickami to any sophomore. John Davis leaves Roger Hewson his Vette. Pam leaves Vicky two broken ankles and her kissin' cousin. John S. leaves Jackie Stites another toad, provided he doesn't lose this one in the locker room. Betsy does not leave Tom. Dale leaves one rain-soaked Indian outtit to posterity. Torrey leaves Kit Harris two bus tickets to Larchmont. Dave Jones leaves 364 girls to John Kane. Esther leaves Christie the 36 keys left on the piano in the band room. Craig leaves high school early. Tom leaves the kitchen a pocketful of apples. Jean leaves Skip her hair spray from gym class. B. N. leaves her insurance premiums to Jane Shannon Qand keeps Barneyi. Richard Cavour leaves 25 copies of The Invisible Man. Scott leaves Julie a telephone with a permanent dial tone. Nancy leaves her shortness to anyone who wants it. Bebbi, Marilyn, Pam, Priscilla and Rhonda leave Jordan's Basement to Gina White. Barbie and Karen leave their charming red hair to anyone. Bob Orenstein leaves. Signed and sealed, The Class of 1968 YESTERDAY . . . Mu na 'D iff'-' K L Y 1 P Q R s 1 T3 D I I y 4 I I J I EV J I I I N W V .I i U V W X Y C KEY Beverly Maher Dick Kline Rhonda Gallagher , Herb Ross Maureen Rooney Lane Lazarian Pam Maxwell Phoebe Smith Cindy Morgan Steve Pollitt Esther Weiss Bob Hause A Pam Lee Nancy Howland John Breckenridge Sue Polk Donna McEwen Steve Rizzo Steve Burgett Pam Lewis Iris Scott A Rick Gibbons Luana Steele Debra Colbath Barbara Osmond Ralph Shelgren Nancy Malkin Dale Cassidy Priscilla Demartini E Joanna Pratt E Wendy Jones David Best Joan Pinkul Paul Quaglieri Joanne Van Wart Dan Engberg A A Pam Selby Chris Batts Pam Knaack Wendy Ames bgczsifzan 7 l The queen and her court: Beth Fricke, Valerie Ferreira, Pom Rich, Lynne Harrison. Shelley Freeman, Ann Wesley, Nancy Malkin. .1 y I 4 Q. 1 1 W f n I Are you sure the Prom is tonight? The COFOHCIYIOH wgourf ard 19 jg?- mx H it 5' igiij f N f' -94 ' M- bi -'Q 4-45652. Qi' 9? gf- QQ W 99? .1p,v '96 ' 0 ::'Z'1 l!n!Jy 5 9353 ggi' eh. 7 v 4 X Zyl lllll!! . 'A Q Q1 254 , 5. oc-5 , 6 as .5 x The Reception Line f f 1HgPQ!hHf'h'M5tfHI5gg415? get ,f J N af The Executive Board and their dates CIN DERELLA l lTown Crier Photol Back in 1966-67 when we were all Juniors, our Student Council came up with an original and much appreciated innovation called Winter Week, a sort of breathing space provided for students during the week after midyear exams and featuring such thoughttul and revolutionary attractions as a lightened homework load and nightly entertainment and festivities, sports-oriented and otherwise. Though it was a time to relax a bit, the Class of '68 had been for from idle in preparing for it. Probably the largest and most attractive event consisted of the two nights dedicated to the Inter- Class Play Competition. We were ready. A group of seven or eight students under the supervision of class advisor, Mrs. Alexander, collaborated in the writing of a comic spoof of Cinderella. The play and the players were exhaustively well rehearsed under the guidance of director Betsy Nagle, and the production was finally staged. What with, amongst other antics, Tom Nylund in combat boots playing Cinderella's sister, Dave Bicchieri in pink tights and leotards as the Fairy Godmother, plus the pumpkin coach being replaced by a motorbike being driven around on stage-it was little wonder that the production stood an easy number one in audience appeal. Other members of the cast were Beth Fricke, Jim Graham, Nancy Malkin, Steve Rizzo, Dennis Morgan, Dave Jones, Maureen O'Reilly, Jim Wood, and the chorus: Pam Maxwell, Diane Carlson, Dave Osborn, Pam Neill, Steve Crowley, Kevin Burke, Pam Knaack, John Silan, and Skip Halpern. Despite jobs well done by all other classes, we as Juniors tied for first place with the Freshmen for their production of The Lottery. A MAD BREAKFAST 5 1. 522 5 l 'W 5-2 , , S3-S E i is 1 Atl, X A, Our performance in the lnter-Class Play Competition as Seniors much re- sembled that of the year before. The play was again a comedy of a most highly entertaining category, and the production was equally as excellent. Once again also, the players worked under the proven direction ot Betsy Nagle. And this year, when the judges had finished their deliberation, the Class of '68 was in sole possession of first place and, in addition, the awards for best actor and best actress both went to seniors-.lim Wood and Pam Rich, respectively. But there is some thing more to be said than this glittering, spotlighted listing of award winners. Our productions in both our junior and senior years exhibited not only audience appeal, but upon closer examination it could be seen that they demonstrated a certain pace and uncanny confidence, not only verve but polish, and above all, flexibility. Credit must also go to the unseen helpers and supporters led by Pam Neill and Pat Neill. Members of the cast were: Debbie DeRoche, Scott Rossborough, Leslie Siegel, Kathy Man- gan, Jim Graham, .lim Wood, Pam Rich, Nancy Malkin, Beth Fricke, and Dave Osborn. , V . . f -.E ' A i!ia-L5 -lu Lrg'-ll' li' ' ' K lj E Rabbit stew for dinner For the production of their Senior Play, the Class of T968 selected Mary Chase's irreverent yet light-hearted Harvey. Good solid performances were turned in by all members of the cast, the players, in turn, were supported by an expectably efficient stage crew. Mr. Barry Groweof the English Department directed, while our own class advisor, Mrs. Alexander, served as production manager. Dealing with the somewhat psychotic yet illustrious adventures of one Elwood P. Dowd and his invisible companion Harvey, the play provided relaxing fun for the audience and an oppor- tunity for members of the senior class to display their dramatic talents. Though Time may see the Class of T968 fade into archaic oblivion, there is little doubt of the fact that the Little Theater will be eternally haunted by the ethereal form of Harvey, the six-foot rabbit. ..... -- ' 1 I ' - ' ,.....-.-- What's that, Nance? Hollywood and the Stars 5 '. F 'i i 4. The motley crew ot the Good Ship Lollipop ' C9 - t G 3, - -f Doctor, you've GOT to be kidding! concession This year's Senior Concession Crew managed to satisfy the ravenous appetites of hordes of Wayland football and basketball team fans-and that is no small accomplish- ment. Besides establishing for themselves a rare proficiency in the arts of short order chef, they also found the time to erect a permanent outdoor concession stand, a gift which will benefit future senior classes as well. lt is doubtful, however, that Wayland will ever again see such indisputable mastery of the culinary techniques, from the hammering of nails to the doling out of doughnuts-from the boiling of hot clogs to the brewing of coffee. Indeed a happy year it has been for the football game lfacej feeders. Remove thumb, insert nail. z.s'li:5fe'5'fi'2 .1'5.9'557e'5 You have to plug it in to turn it on! -il! .rs I Rome wasn't built in a day. P 'i -'-s liilli I know it was supposed to be finished yes- terday, but . . . 'hr Do you really have to be 21 here? qw c 3 SENIOR , x K 1- Done Mos? for the Class Besf All Around Jack Hessian, Nancy Malkin Nancy Malkin, Skip Halpern I ,xx I Best Looking Friendliesf Doug Stowell, Valerie Ferreira Shelley Freeman, Chick Marston SUNPERLATIVES 1' Most Dramatic Most Likely fo Succeed Jim Wood, Pam Rich Herb Ross, Regina Schwabe Class Inseparables Class Inseparables Dave Bicchieri, Steve Rizzo Pam Lewis, Diane Carlson Best Dressed Herb Marshall, Ann Wesley Class Flirfs Dave Jones, Beth Fricke SENIOR XX Wifflesf Luana Steele, Jim Graham Mosf Athletic Bill Flynn, Norma Glaclu SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual Most Artistic Herb Ross, Regina Schwabe Pam Knaack, John Silan 4 1 X Hottest Tickets Most Musical Grant Perodeau, Luana Steele Sharon Fritz, Ralph Shelgren 5 if-Q . rl '-0-4 - I -, . ,Inv-aaj, ig, v K NL in A tinie for Work . .. XX HRX SING!! if OJ-in -I gif, rf' k' in ff W 4'7 Cum . 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I I I IIIIIWII I IIIIIIH Ivy IIN: Is INIGM I-Z I, I I ' - I ' I I IK . 1 8 :I- v. ,. 1,I ..v I I, Q . I II I X. I. ll I I I I I I I I :Ji ,'7FII . , 11 I', ,I A'I.'I II 'I' ll II-I I I' ,P Ill I 'o.' ,l. I ,Wil ' ' I I I I I I . ,IA I I .I I , . I , I . I I I II I , vi L, . IIIIIIIIIIIIIII A I u nde rclassmen ,-26 i F , :- :1'fF3 QM 'U gg? 3 in ' Zin. 1-1--ff lwlb-.x 2 4 , if I LJ , ,ff ff r ' af ,f 1 ' F7104 , 'l'7 f 5 K lg Q - ,gg N20-, - 'Glo' A , , , 9 10' 28 0 4.412 w K P Y I '- ., . I L . 9 S f 'a 'I ', 'R I' , ., I. f lg 'f . 1' f sv ,yf, , 4312239 yzrfi or , 1 O99-,Q '4o'v?4?9'l IQQOI1 ' X 'tQ'ff4 15' 'lf 'C 64 f Q 5 lnI4f1 Q x 12964 ,ZIV O44ff 9 mam! f 96 CLASS OFFICERS Row 7: C. Jondl KPresIdenH, H. Gregory Ureasurerj. Row 2: T. Schelmair fVice-Presidenfj, V. Charnock ISecrefaryJ. CLASS of 19 6 l TT x, Cs-4 ANL-'S Xin EXECUTIVE BOARD Row 7: R, Decker, M. Newman, L. Yerby, M. Hubbard. Row 2: A. Trageser, L. Spaulding, A. Freymann, M. Clark. I 1 I . , . z it tl at S 1 I Ji i . 1 1 gl L .li Row l: A. Bryniolfsson, D. Stanney, C. Bryant, H. Caralcer, C. Campana, D. Carpenter, S. Arsove, A. Brown, S. Brill. Row 2: J. Billig, J. Alley, B. Brindley, B, Ames, D. Allen, B. Angerman, S. Carini, M, Brown, M. Chamberlin, S. Abbott, D. Chappell. Row 3: K. Alpert, E. Morse, R. Decker, D. Camarota, D. Andreopoulos, R. Charles, S. Brown, W. Bartol, B. Acconcla, C. Chase, C. Bradley, D. Bortone, P. Ames. 'Cf fn ,: Q' g . J Q -e , .l 1- I , f sL 3 'v1 . L. - 95-'-j . of-ja.. ftfii kfi 1 lf ? . Lf .I - Lf f ' EL? 5 .,- . X . '. L.1Af',.,3A-' . i wg- v. I 1 .4 K'q ,N..- Q.. Row 1: S. Schcd, C. Ross, M. Newman, J. Rubin, C. Schultz, J. Poutasse, D. Sabean. Row 2: J. Pechet, K. Scriven, P. Pearson, L. Purcell, L. Shaklik, M. Ricci. Row 3: T. Perry, M. Stevenson, K. Rubin, D. Rier, J. Penney, T. Pease, P. Shorey, S. Rudenauer. fr! Row l: J. Smith, A. Burns, R. White, M. Smith, M. Hubbard, C. Zicuis, M. Spear, M. Sibley, L. Spaulding. Row 2: C. Sollami, P. Zable, T. Pease, J. Scholten, K. Whalen, S. Williams, S. Kidd, W. Woollard, R. Smith, P. Coss, S. Rudenauer, M. Alphen. Row 3: M. White, S. Thurston, D. Wallace, S. Williams, J. Slick- man, S. Zophin, C. Wheeler, P. Shorey, P. Spokowski, P. Blondin, C. Burton. . A A 0 fini o , T . v yi v 1 'T Qi 'fit I T. ,,, si Row 1: D. Paddock, B. Morse, J. English, L. Osmond, D. Nichols, J. Musto, D. Miller. Row 2: J. Oblinger, B. Nelson, B. Ames, C. Newton, W. Olson, C. Odell, K, Myers, D. O'Dell. Row 3: D. Falciglia, B. Mozer, B. Norcross, J. Mix, l. Oelrich, T. O'Reilly, R. Moschella. S Q . 5 , -s '31 I .rl Row 1: C. Cronin, J. Cummings, D. Freedman, J. Crowell, D. Fischer, M. Clark, J. English, E. Christensen, D. Wallner. Row 2: R. Farrington, J. Cooper, L. Gallagher, K. Conway, M. Dionne, C. Ferguson, S. Cole, M. Daly, P. Ekdahl. Row 3: J. Connor, R. Conway, D. Deflerman, G. Crafts, P. Conroy. Row 1: D. Phillips, C. Menelly, D. Kunkel, L. Kennedy, V. Langdon. Row 2: B. MacNeill, J. Marlin, D. Mac- Lellan, T. Kingsbury, T. Linn, H. Maslov. Row 3: N. Maslov, L. Megathlin, L. Yerby, H. Lee. 99 1 I e ' 1 - lv Y 4 - 1 K P . S- Mr. fi 1 n X-, Row l: S. Huvchison, C, Gravina, K. Hill, N. Gilman, P. Higgins, J. Hibberf, Falciglia, J. Harris, D. Jones, K. Gould. Row 4: G. Nolan, B, Gombos L. Hanlon, M. lgnafovich, K. Harris. Row 2: B. Meoli, T. Stanley, D. Goepel, J, Higley, J. Harris, J. Griffin, D. Jobs, S. Kidd, P. Tucker, A. Sfrauffus, A D. Hansen, B. Hough, B. Keating, A. Freymann, 8. Sullivan, C. Burke, G. Hibberf. Tauer. Row 3: C. Comeau, J. Kane, T. Sullivan, S. Murray, M. Shorey, D. FE... TJ. Yr- Wha1 happens when you mix the red swf? and the yellow s1uFl'? K And that's the cerebellum. - Q, I r x 721 'dll , figv 'v Q Y - 'lL,lf .? fi X .ga- i' 'xv CLASS 7 CLASS OFFICERS Row 7: H. Selby KPresidenH. Row 2: K. Smiih fVice-Presidenfl, R, Charnock KSecretaryJ. Row 3: T. Conroy Ureasurerj. 5 n'1-T I xg, 1 1 I -X g I ' O i ff! .. ,- . L EXECUTIVE BOARD Row I: J. Dyer, J. Gray, C. Carpenter, J. Furrer. Row 2: A. Reynolds, K. Johnson, B. Burke, E. Sedlis. ? F an Row 7: K. Malagrifa, B. Luce, C. Harrington, S. Lingrad, K. Logue, C. List, S. Kendall, K. Johnson. Row 2 M. Jenkins, K. Knox, P. Mclver, C. Johnson, P. Kadlik, C. Lucas, K. O'Keefe, C. Leighton, C. McKenzie, C Mahoney, K. Lindeman, E. Lee, N. Lindahl. Row 3: M. Knous, M. Manley, J. Lydon, J. Karman, G. Leighton P. Kraeger, P. Lewis, A. Kilburn, S. MacKay, W. Keyes, B. Leland, B. LaPierre, R. Lewis. v l H '.i2g -W S 3 A ' 2 . .W J f L W 1 2 Row 1: W. Stern, B. Sherman, E. J. Taylor, K. Smith, L. Stevenson, Row 3: T. Taylor, G. Stephenson, B. Statton. Y Cv' 'N Tate, B. Shannon, M. Horvath, K. Skelley, E. Sedlis, L, Weaver. Row 2 J. Spear, B. Burke, S. Tarr, A. Vivat, E. Schuette, R. Vann, M. Wallner C. Trageser, B. Turner, D. Stever, D. Spolcowslci, P. Stillman, G. Tallmon l S wa 'b - v. 1 7 -x w,,!.,, s , Row l: P. Peterson, J. Rossborough, M. Pendergast, G. Porter, C. Schad, A. Reynolds, S. Regan, C. Wynne. Row 2: D. Phillipo, C. Reade, C. Roth, P. Rooney, M. Roche, J. Ryder, L. Robinson, K. Phillips, F. Richards. Row 3: C. Sansone, M. Rynearson, K. Schaefer, L. Sabean, J. Plate, M. Rooney, R. Salomon, D. Schaefer, L. Rowan, C. Pleim l Q .'n- 'If -Zi! Row ls L. Scott, S. Carter, D. Waldron, J. Yamartino, D. Wheeler, C. Hatch. Row 2: G. Wood, G. Ward, N. Heidt, A. Burns, H. Caulfield, T. White, S. Williams. Row 3: D. Wilkins, B. Wilkins, J. Mansfield, K. Harrison, E. Witmer, D. Wilson. ai 'em-'Q rid! I .1 i 'f Row 1: J. Bicchieri, C. Bracken, A. Camarota, B. Cain, I. Bartholomew, E. Lagasse, S. Abbot, J. Bolwlen, K. Carroll, P. Berry. Row 2: P. Bennett, M. Brown, J. Cazanas, B. Brown, J. Martin, B. Burke, S. Blodgett, R. Backman, S. Bourke, J. Bianchi, D. Bucci. Row 3: R. Bagnulo, P. Bracken, A. Bowdoin, T. Brown, G. Bernard, P. Borger, B. Bell, J. Burns, G. Bateman, D. Carroll. -dk.. if is L4- etiaefi Row 1: P. Dixon, D. Eckler, J. Chiasson, C. Daigle, B. Davis, C. Dugan, K. Donner, J. Cook. Row 2: C. Crosby, R. Charnock, T. Conroy, S. Ekdahl, M. Blondin, J. Curtin, M. Dietrich, J. Dutton, C. Porter. Row 3: D. Lincleman, J. Clough, R. Fifer, R. Clark, J. Dionne, R. Conard. i 3 1 , 'T 1 HP M Row l: M. Mooradian, B. Musser, C. Oblinger, A. McKinnon, A. Matthews, M. Marusa, C. Nichols, C. Mc- Dermott. Row 2: T. Muchmore, D. O'ReiIly, P. Messier, C. Parker, P. Mitton, K. McCoubrey, M. Mase, J. Markinac, L. Nichols, J. Osmond. Rcw 3: S. Newton, P. Onthanlc, B. Merrell, S. Murray, C. Parmenter, G. Miller, D. Orr, G. Patterson, M. Myers, K. Morrissey, A. Paton. Ni, .J , 0 ,gr -Qc .' .gi DL-- y-SY Row l: P. Gallagher, L. Gary, N. Reichert, J. Furrer, C. Hollett, L. Groh, L. Jenkins, E. Corcleiro. Row 2. K. Gillespie, C. Gilman, I. Gennaro, B. Hansen, H. Groton, B. Harrington, S. Fisher, J. Gray, E. Glodu, K Graham. Row 31 P. Hubbard, D. Hargrove, P. Howling, D. Holway, D. Halpern, D. Fellows, T. Fournier M. Hutchinson, R. Griffin. 'X 4,-I , Dubious Diligence ' -is -an . Q! me C0 ,JW 11 When I was reading the Wall Street Journal . . -ii '-vi ll W1 Bra I 'fi anim l a A l, rf. Y. ,E C l 1 O CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: C. Carpenter Ureosurerl, C. Slade, KSecre?aryQ. Row 2: D. King fPresidenH, D. Bell l'Vice-Presidenlj. fa l x m l ' ' 'err' Y uf'- CLASS of 19 1 ln EXECUTIVE BOARD Q27 Row 1: M. Krosnick, P. Moorehecd, L. Olson, S. Nokashion. Row 2: D. Crowley, M. Rubin. 'D I. 8,4 '54 454-4 , I I' 41- Row 7: D. Knous, M. Klein, E. Kilduff, N. Jones, J. Kecst, D. Keith, J. Keory. Row 2: T. Langon, B Keith, J. Gainsboro, P. Juliana, D. Larson, J. Judge, M. Krasnick. Row 3: C. Knox, L. Kissler, D. Johnston D. King, G. Kidd, R. Jandl, V. Jenlcs, J. Kardell. .: ' 3 -4 'W A , :fig . . ' J? Q 1' is E3 E . . f . '- -1- a-- -- -tg . if :far V, N V i .-1 lg, Y f -' .- . A 1 : '4 Q xv Kneeling: B. Stevenson, J. Wallace, K. Bergen, D. Widdiss, M. Touer, S. Stevens. Row 7: S. Zemonn, L Wray, L. Salrnonetti, P. Spaulding, R. Woodsum, L. Williams, G. Young, A, Wilson, L, Stoutenburg, B Yohn. Row 2: J. Tiech, B. Sweeney, M. DePietro, T, Woollard, D. Rice. A. St. John. E. Sweidler. J. Zele S. Stephenson, J. Zacame, R. Wright, N. Tinlcham, W. Yamartino. Row 3. J. Whalen. R. Weaver. D Tewksbury, J. Stites, T. Vaccoro, H. Williams, S. White, C. Stetson, T. Warekois. M Mitchell. B Wright K. Spencer. A-' Gid- . , '--,A I i J 'il 7 4' '. . I' 7 ' ' .11 . yt if Row 1: S. Flynn, C. Hatton, C. Horvath, M. Freymann, J. Zele, M. Harris, P. Farrington, J. Hitchcock, K Soorian, J. Farrell. Row 2: R. Freeman, D. Finegan, N. Groton, M. Fournier, H. Freedman, P. Hocking, J Gilmour, D. Odell, R. Olivo, T. Hogan, C. Heald, L. Holon, J. Heeren, J. Gainsboro, B. Heavey, A. Fer reira. Row 3: R. Hering, M. Harmon, J. Adams, D. Harris, D. Fuller, J. Foley, R. Gladu, R. Gilman, S Gilman, J. Hamilton, D. Hart. ' M33 Row l. 8. Paige, R. Parkin, J. Plale, S. Reese, V. Randall, C. Paquette. Row 2: R. Parker, S. Popko, .I Perry, F. Pollilt, D. Quinn, S. Parker, S. Pultz, S. Falciglia, E. Pleim. Row 3: S. Queener, P. Regan, P Ramsey, W. Ramsey, D. Owen, L. Olson, S. Parsons. ry. 6 .. K1 D Row l: N. Rizzo, L. Saba, L. Smiley, D. Ricci, N. Shelgren, D. Rosenberg, M. Ruclenauer. Row 2 L. Renner, S. Schofield, C. Slade, L. Rokes, D. Schifi, M. Schuehe, N. Sabean, A. Schwabe, D. Ryder, M. Ricciardi. Row 3: M. Smith, S. Rogers, G. Schofield, P. Shorey, M. Rubin, R. Rier, F. Schad, D. Rieck. ' 4.1J ,. ie . T Row I: J. Martinson, P. Leone, C. Masiello, C. Lindquisl, A. Lessard, B. Manchester, J. Maguire. Row 2: N. Manley, M. Marston, K. Lindquist, D. Lipton, L. MacGown, B. Luce, K. Leland, J. Marshall, J. MacKnighf. Row 3: P. Malkin, P. Lowry, W. Manley, B. McBay, B. Macumber, D. Martin, D. MacLellan, R. Lyons. I . 15, H ll 'fi 4 i l 'v-r-gan-,. --s - -f'-403 t . I Row l: D. Bittel, J. Boutwell, D. Anthony, L. Babcock, D. Callahan, C. Alley, L. Baclcman, D. Blades, Bustin, M. O'Neill. Row 2: L. Cain, S. Brant, T. Canoni, C. Bertelson, J. Ames, H. Bombacino, S. Anderson, W. Brill, R. Ames, B. Baker, D. Bowers, M. Buchbinder, Blomgren, P. Altman, A. Kozlowski, M. Batten, D. Bell, M. Byrne, S. Brindley, B. Allen, L. Bruce, G, Bagley, W. Allen. u 1 f . Abbot, S. Callahan, R. Ahern. Row 3: Amero, R. Bagnulo, ff, 3,1 . .fs P? f 'J'l5j bfi-if H oi. I :earl 'co' Row l: B. Crofts, J. Duncan, M. Foigen, C. Carpenter, K. DeAngelis, J. Elliot, M. Coss, D. Cowe, C. is B, Odell. Row 2: A. Estrine, P. Clampitt, M, DeStefano, S. Defina, J. Dietrich, B. O'Brien, T. Donahue D Cronin, L. Carr, T. Damon, C. Cartier, M. DiSavino. Row 3: R. Daley, T. O'Reilly, D. Duncan, P. Dudeney L. Doucette, J. Conway, K. Chadbourne, D. Everitt, D. Crowley, H. Cutler. ...-....... 2, 'ls ,' I f'X .tw I f , , Row 7: M. McCauley, J. Nexon, J. Murphy, B. Nolan, G. O'NeilI, P. Newman, D. Nagle. Row 2: D. Moon, K. Norcross, D. Mosher, S. Nakashian, E. Murphy, S. Nelson, G. O'NeiII, M. Morrissey, E. Miller, S. Newion, J. Newman. Row 3: B. McKinnon, V. Murphy, B. Mclnturff, R, McNeill, S. Mozer, M. Myers, D. Newcombe, S. Miller, P. Moorehead. I-7' 1 . ll .3 .K A. 1 P35 .ffl L l li . 1 , Y 1 ' -' all' ' Ki ' !. .Rx - ,r- H gs ,J F' 'w f . F l., n 'L,.x if ' Q ,'- x f . ff: -'R V7 l f'Al W ' - 'ti S-f Z, X 1W 4lnx C 1. ll aflw Q Qnta ., Q NATIONAL H0 OR SGCIETY lc, , I' ,Lx l !' l nl. .3 K Row 1: Mrs. A. Shields ladvisorj, B. Nagle, D. Cassidy, H. Ross, J. Wood, S. Salomon, J. Raczynski, S. Halpern. NANONAL Lewis, D. Carlson, B. Bihel, D. Colbath, J. Prah. Row 2: Schwabe. Row 3: D. Newman, A. Hendrick, S. Kendall, x S 7 HONOR f I e ,sv 5 3 Qx Row l: E. D. Fisher, Altman, C. Row 3: C. STUDE T COUNCIL .Q J ' JIIFQD . Kilduff, P. Spaulding, P. Mclver, B. Neal, H. Ross, D. Fine, N. Malkin, S. Arsove. Row 2: D. DiSavino, T. Reade, J. Breckenridge, J. Raczynski, T. Kingsbury, J. Graham, A. Leone, S. Jandl, R. Woodsum, J. Martin, C. Hatch, S. Flynn, P. Smith. Murray, M. Rubin, P. Malkin. Porter, H. Selby, L. Rowan, P. Pearson, B. Fricke, W. Jones, D. Quinn, D. Bicchieri, B. Shannon. Row 4: P. Neill, P. Altman, J. ,DAL 'O sv. 5 'O 040 . ,W . 1 .' 1 S . ' - its I l x. S e ' S' + If I U A.':'f':'! gf in ff jk Co-editor, Suzie Salomon by 1 I -MK sw UU. N Vw' . REFLECTCR greg ' W xg I Co-editor, Scott Rossborough i 3 -4 .41 nf 1 ...QQ - QLTGIIWQ 3- - -, - ' 1- , ' 1 'Y 0 b , A,-f Ediforl Karen OlBrien Layout Editor, Laurie Kaiser Photography Editor, Pam Rich Ut Literary Editor, Steve Sergio Assistant Layout Editor, Debbie DeRoche Typing Editor, Luana Steele 1 as JI uni W Assisfanf Liferary Edilor Marilyn Heinrich Advisor Miss Bouin Business Editor, Jack Hession worry, the photographer will be here tomorrow!! Well, he should be here tomorrow . . . No Karen, we can't have it psychedelic . . . I'm hungry-l'm leaving . . . Hey what time is if? ll:30?!? Well, I'll sleep during math class . . . What deadIine?? . . . Don'1 tell me another crisis!!! . . . The parfy's at whose house? Y I I X Luvng. li ,Mi -5 A l CAMPUS CRIER STAFF l K 7 In 1'-ulqj 5 '4.3' -5. V , P' Q A 'V J 1 u I I ' : a.' T I I r 9 l' - il 'Z' , ! r ' 1'-Af., Ji Row 1: J. Hessian KBusiness Managerj, S. Chiasson IAN Ediforj, L. Kaiser IManaging Ediforj, R. Alles IFeafure Ediforl, T. Reade ICO-Ediior in Chiefl, R. Schwobe fCo-Editor in Chief,l, D. Halpern KSporfs Edifarl, S. Freeman fAdverfising Managerj, K. O'Brien. Row 2: J. Altman, D. Fine, K. Alpert, B. Senior, J. Brecken- ridge, H. Ross, J. Ross, P. Harrington, B Burke, J. Pratt, J. Cummings, D. Carpenter. Row 3: J. Silan, D. Andreopoulos, P. Neill, P. Neill, C. Hubbard. l I I ,L 'Y W X 5 9 1 A 5'v l. 3 ,, 8 ,l 41 'I IDIOM STAFF 3 if T. . ,.N Z: ,,,, Qtt.. g. ,fa Row 1: B. Elliot, D. Clampifl, C. Hubbard, T. Reade, R. Schwabe, S. Sergio. Row 2: D. Carroll, L. Siegel, P. Pearson, C. Morgan, C. Gilman. Row 3: K. Mangan, D. Crowley, G. Wood, S. Hutchinson, N. Maslov. Row 4: A. Burns, P. Neill, D. Harris, D. Magelssen, D. Gabriel, P. Neill. V x s , ul lllittq 2 LIBR RY SERVICE CLUB . 1 -- '---4 g. - 'lun- . Juv ,,,..,: '5lilmqgi ,. N ,murine Kln4...u:..-txrth -..Q - El. Q-,,3!--li 1 w h'f fr-.., A H'-1-fit .. It J nga we -A -qbl4Ls,,A.:' 1 f '3.-.,l3'.-,Vl h Y:-llea. ff .Q -. 'lm-.-a-:un W' L ,. 5 'I Tl... .RAF .A I-1 .f I g 7 -rv-diulg-SV ' in of. l J .P-vtqll,L,'Aii3L IR. ' x- ,.,,4 '4'lQQ,.. ,. ' -.. ihrrfgmn- lf' I gb 'Q -1:.u:'-plum-,,':'j'0 '--1. --'eff' Y' --'Uv-min' .., - urmulni Xp 1 -, lad- 'I' . ..,2.' 'ia'-v.1l..'An-.J -5- l ' - tug-'Jil . f-x . -Ay' 'X 3990-hid' . .-.G Ai ' QF! . 'fc' ' 3-'dd lf V hialundki -1 -illiiuiia .all-L.lLki.5:A5 ribksl-ggka lllflliki lik' .-1-r' Row l: D. Carroll, B. Bowers, J. Hilchcock, B. Yetsino, K. Knox, J. Nexon, B. Odell, D. Ricci, A. Lessard, M. Buchbinder, L. Coin, C. Leighton. Row 2: D. Allen, E. Miller, C. Alley, C. Sollomi, J. Alley, M. Rude- ncuer, S. Popko, D. Carpenter, S. Schofield, S. Hutchinson, L. Sfoutenburg, M. Roche, B. Bell, K. Chad- bourne, D. Newcombe. Z If lg? x ART SERVICE CL 2 Y 'I ' 49 4.3 Q1 Row l: D. Chrisfenson, B. Yefsina, J. Alley, V. Ferreira, H. Freedman, D. Chiasson, B. Sullivan, C. Morgan. Row 2: M. lgnatovich, B. Brindley, D. Fisher, C. Sollami, B. Burke, B. Fricke, J. Silan, D. Merrill, J. Van Wort. SECRETARIAL CLUB Q 7 X X! L2 5-,X Row l: J. Kelly, V. Ferreira, C. Ramsey, J. Perodeou IPresidenH, D. McEwen fVice-Presidenfj. Row 2: B. Maher, C. Reid fRecording Sec.l, D. Allen, C. Sollami, J. Alley, L. Steele !Corresponding Sec.1, C. Prouly fTreas.I UDIO-VISU L SERVICE CLUB KJ Row 1: D, Moon, D. Engberg, M. Coin, A. Linn, D. Fellows. Row 2: R. Wright, B. Yohn, J. Lydon, J. Dou- cette, B. Orenstein, C. Smit, J. Judge, J. Teich, Mr. Ryan Codvisorl, D. Carpenter, A. Brown. L BGRATORY ASSISTANTS IEW' I Q1 Q x 1 - 1 Q . L. ' E. I ' I 1 i 2 l Lie., 'AAI Y I.. J '7 in 116 - I l L .JNL -..Am ie Er. Row 1: P. Higgins, D. Carpenter, S. Howling, J, Hibbert, K. Hill, T. Burke. Row 2: B. Yohn, R. Gibbons, D. Best, J. Roczynski, T. Kingsbury, J. Smith, I.. Reed. 1 2 4 i KEY CLU -,i. Y 1, L - ' 1 4... , . lf? fs. ' ,L+ 'T' 5, ,:,. .5 , .53 ..-V 1,52 1 s ,.. - 'l if F, K l I x.,,'., 1 jf - I Q A P '?5ff2.qr'lffZ?Tp Row 1: B. DiSavino, D. Osborn, D. Morgan, D. Bicchieri Nice-Presidenfl, B. Flynn KSecrefaryJ, D. Jones KPresidenf2, A. Leone ITreas.1, S. Halpern, K. Burke. Row 2: R. Alles, C. Baffs, P. Gravina, D. Magelssen, S. Murray, B. Ireland, B. Orenslein, Mr. Blaney Lee ladvlsorj. Row 3: M, Shorey, D. Murray, P. Quagllerl, M. Corgiat, S. Kendall, S. Johnston, J Raczynski, D. Rier, S. Tusher, P. Shalline. 'X W O 000 125 CO TEMPORARY AFFAIRS CLUB w 2 a- . IP I., - '7 f - l f A S I 1 ,fhxf ff .-'ef Ejxix Row l: T. Reade, J. Wood, R.' Gibbons, H. Ross IModeratorl, A. Leone, L. Saba. Row 2: D. Best, K. Burke, S. Halpern, S. Crowley, M. Rubin, P. Dudeney. Row 3: D. Crowley, D. Newman. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB 26 Row l: E. Kildufl, D. Crocker, L. Lazarian, B. Nagle, S. Fritz fPresidentQ, V. Ferreira !Vice-President2, J. Hibbert KTreas.J, C. Menelly fSecretaryJ, K. Lindquist, M. Taver, K. DeAngelis. Row 2: A. Ferreira, D. Car- son, P. Clampitt, J. Zele, M. Rudenauer, S. Lingard, H. Freedman, S. Rogers, B. Fricke, J. Van Wart, K. Turner, P. Farrington, D. Carr, B. Luce, R. Woodsum, L. Stoutenburg, K. Knox, M. Faigen. Row 3: D. Carpenter, M. Hubbard, H Lee, C. Odell, M. McGowan, G. Bagley, L. Reed, T. Burke, L. Hanlon, H. Mas- lov, M. Smith, K. Hill, J. Elliot. Row 4: P. Stetson, E. Christensen, B. Bell, P. Harrington, B. Noone, W. Jones, G. Ward, R Bognulo, P. Shorey, D. Bell, R. Weaver, W. Bartol, A. Brown, K. Logue, M. White. AN N GUN CIN G CLUB ZX C. Q X if lull J C. Carpenter, S. Flynn, R. Woodsum, N. Manley, J. Graham. Q . I Q 9 - Y AN llbi Row l: P. Spolnowski, Mr. G. Doren lconductorl, J. Oblinger, T. lre- lond, R. Lewis, H. Selby, K. Gould, M. Coin, D. Cassidy, G. Word, D. Wellington, P. Clampitt, D. Knoock, J. Doucette. Row 2: J. Boutwell, J. Nexon, P. Mclver, R. Bombicino, S. Mozer, P. Allen, D. Tewksbury, G. Stevens, D. Spokowslni, G. Miller, D. Crowley, M. Rudenouer, D. Allen, J. Hitchcock, C. Bertelsen, M. Foigen, B. Freeman. Row 3: il J. Billig, K. Oblinger, J. Heeren, E. Hill J Ames R Bognuo Gabriel, L. Robertson, D. Boer, K. Arberg, M Hutchinson T Muchmore S. Fritz, M. Hubbard, D. Bucci, S. Schofield Row 4 K Gro om S. Rogers, B. Yohn, D. Rosenberg, P. Dixon L Doucette S Lnngorcl K. LeMonte, M. Chamberlin, A. Hendrick, J Penney M Smith D Rieck T. Engberg, M. Krasnick, J. Zccome, J. Koch '. -- V Y 1 - fix' 19 U l -I, v I ' iti l 14, . yi-If Diva., I d Q BPH , , L a, A.-H .L !-,L c 'N'-a if ,I J H+.. tw - 1, . .' -.N . 5' '- ' 3 In rw T, L I ' . 5 ' 'R . . L ' - ' ' . ' ' ' '.i 1 V .' . Q' an ' - -I I 'P 'A n - -' J-575417. . Q ' ..- 9, + -. - I , A , ' .V Ffzlfffa' I , 3 7 - J' M ' M .7 . '-'R' '.. i7T... 1 I ' i fu fr 3 3,51 9 ,,.',f zr- - .': we,-L., , 'HQ - , l QQ --i Q i ggi ' i' ' -' N ATS-Q31 Qi V1 Q- i b '-1'..'1x'-.- V. L. N Q '-, - 1 0 - S ' ' 3 I A . F 'fl V 'FF 5.-P. -4. . 9 Q , 3' Pl h R' ' '. il ... . L l ' A -Y -V' . li ff? 011:14 f17't1-f-'2g.. - S- . ,.- jw, K ' . 6 .14 .- ' - J' 1, . w ORCHESTR . A rg A A . A 33 gl 5 v I 5 3, , . ., I I ' 1 2 L f:.f.,:.f 'J 'FR 1 1 V 1-, I Y' J, Q L 352, 4 'AQ L' IL . 0 ' ii :gf 1 n , I 4 Y V for .- Q9 A .- n 9 L' -s Row 1: W. Ames, D. Carpenier, S. Schofleld, D. Clampih, N. Reichert, C. Mclver, L. Bruce, D. Martin, V. Randall, A. McKinnon, N. Bustin J. Hitchcock, L. Spaulding, J. Boufwell, M. Hubbard, P. Spokowski, C. C. Carpenter, R. Vann, Mr. D. Pordon Cconducforj. Row 3: E. Weiss Trageser, J. Rudenauer, D. Freedman. Row 2: K. Donner, R. Backman, P. Clampift, G. Stevens, W. Keyes, M. Krasnick, D. Best, L. Reed, D J. Cook, C. Schad, M. Freymann, K. Soorian, S. Fritz, E. Tate, K. Arberg, Morgan, J. Doucehe, A. Estrine, .. , was CHORUS Row l: L. Spaulding, C. Jandl, E. Weiss, J. Gray, S. Schofield, S. J. Beniamin, D. Morgan, J. Breckenridge, M. Rubin, M. Chiasson. Row Falciglia, M. Hubbard, J. Keary, M. McCauley, J. Elliot, R. Richey, 3: B. Nagle, D. Carroll, K. Donner, C. Porter, M. Pendergast, K. Dugan, P. Hubbard, P. Onthank, R. Smith. Row 2: P. Rich, C. Dixon, K. Man- A. McKinnon, S. Brill, R. O'Dell, J. Doucette, R. Howland, P. Spokowski, gan, K. Alpert, C. Carpenter, J. Pratt, D. Odell, P. Selby, W. Jones, B. Orenstein. Row l: Mr. R. Conti lconductorl, G. Wood, T. Woollard, P. Bennett, S. Fritz, C. Ramsey, N. Adgate, L. Magoun, J. Cooper, C. Reade, B. Osmond, S. Chiasson, D. Carroll, C. Morgan, L. Gary, A. Vivat, S. Stevens. Row 3: W. Woollard, D. Rier, T. Kingsbury, W. Bartol, C. M. Jenkins, A. Wesley, L. Lazarian, B. Stevenson, D. Blades. Row 2: Newton, L. Reed, B. Yohn, S. Gilman, A. Reynolds, D. Carpenter, C. Rogers, J. Silan, R. Shelgren, K. Chadbourne, L. Smiley, D. Goepel, W. Ames. MAN DI LEE h N Strolling through the park one day . . . it 1... 4 ...11' Me and My Shadow CGN CERT CHOI R 1 r gl . il -, 1 K- 3 V . vs. ,QQ 'X l yn ,L I , ,- l v 1 D . ri: ' ' W l I K f' ,- TL4 as-1 Row l: W. Stern, D. Merrill, W. Jones, C. Hubbard, P. Rich, B. Osmond, P. Harrington, E, Weiss Carpenter. Row 2: P. Bennett, C. Carpenter, R. Richey, S. Fritz, D. Goepel, L. Reed, L. Smiley, J. Silon J Lyons. Row 3: C. Smit, S. Pollitt, J. Doucette, J. Harris, D. Engberg, A. Linn, M. Coin, M. Chiosson Gould. vw 39 . CHESS CLUB T5 ...... 4... ' . l Q 1 I 5 . F num .r 3. ,.. . . xy, o .'1,f. l I ' 'o:4:o'o.0. f' Row 1: P. Clampitf, G. Ward, R. Woodsum, S. Rogers, M. Rudenauer, H. Freedman, B. Leland. Row 2: D. Weaver, R. Charles KPresiclent2, D. McClellan, R. Smith, K. Whalen, J. Scholten. TH TE .. 713 A fl 1 i 54 X , 'N Row 1: D. Carpenter, E. Tale, C. Newton, C. Odell, K. Donner, K. Porter. Row 2: S. Arsove, M. Newman, G. Wood, J. Scholten fPresidenU, D. Moon. Row 3: B. Small, l. Oelrich, R. Smith. 19. 1 W SPANISH CLUB B , -fl Q Q, Y .. I .xx Q, ll if L' - in K5 ,' X I L A 9. K , e x 4' r I. V1 Row I: S. Stevens, A. Wilson, R. Waodsum, S. Parker, B. Osmond, N. Row 3: K. Masiello, E. Kildufi, J. Maguire, S. Chiasson, J. Rubin, A Maslov, C. Gravina, E. Gladu, D. Magelssen fTreas.J, J. Cummings Camarota, D. Hansen, D. Chappell, D. Kunkel, R. Decker, J. Musto KSecretory,', l. Gennaro, N. Reichert, W. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. K. Scriven, L. Osmond, H. Caraker, J. Rossborough, R. Charnock, E Eckler, H. Caulfield. Row 2: R. Blades, C. Graham, D. Carroll, C. Gil- Schuette, M. Dietrich. Row 4: D. Morgan, J. Marshall, B. Gombos, B man, L. Siegel, M. Rudenauer, S. Hutchinson, B. Senior, S. Queener, Ireland, B. Orenstein, A. Leone, M. Corgiat, S. Tusher, P. Ekdahl, P C. MacDermott, E. Cordeiro, B. Hough, B. Odell, D. Carlson, J. Crowell, Shorey, D. Bell, G. Ward, R. Finnegan, H. Selby. H. Kitt, L. Saba, R. Gilman. FRENCH CLUB XV l ni' 1 A ' Y - .4 .L A -fs . , if l'v hi t L A 1 I x gf . Row l: B. Stevenson, N. Shelgren, J. Elliot, M. Jenkins, L. Wray, D. Crocker, C. Jandl, C. Daigle, N. Gilman, L. Backman, A. Vivat, P. Dixon, C. Carroll, W. Stern, R. Charnock. Row 2: J. Cooper, E. Schuette, S. Freeman, J. Hering, J. Gray, C. Menelly, M. Hubbard, S. Lingard, L. Gary, M. Smith, B. Brown, R. Backman, M. Thomas, D. Carpenter, J. Boutwell. Row 3: S. Schad, L. Yerby, K. Smith, N. Heidt, J. Cook, C. List, B. Noone, K. O'Brien, K. Chadbourne, D. Kunkel, J. Crowell, A. A , Freyman, D. Paddock, J. Dutton, K. Porter, P. Lewis, B. Bittel, C. Heald, 1,4 'i rf' v f I.. 5 f A.,-i A 1 ' 'x 'i . f o ' G. Pryor, K. Mangan. Row 4: L. Megathlin, J. Rubin, M. Dionne, J Rossborough, L. Spaulding, J. Musto, K. Scriven, R. Decker KSecretary2 M. Morse Ureasurerl, B. Burke, E. Sedlis, M. Rudenauer, K. Freeman L. Shaklik, D. Nichols, D. Hansen, L. Smiley, J. Pratt KPresidentJ, C Dixon, J. Pechet. Row 5: M. Newman, S. Brown, V. Charnock, C Odell, R. Schwabe, L. Reed, L. Scott, J. Graham, K. Arberg, D. Murray J. Harris, P. Neill, P. Neill, S. Kendall, A. Bryniolfsson, D. Carlson H. Harris, M. Dietrich, R. Vann, D. Carson. 1 1 TI CLUB .,i - D 3 'C' 1l lfhwz. '. E. Sedlis, J. Dietrich, D. Freedman, N. Reichert, S. Schad. Row 3: M, Mase, C. Reade, A. Estrine, R. Freeman, J. Billig, B. Yamartino, D. Lip- ton, W. Reynolds, K. Gould, C. Pleim, H. Shelby, E. Pleim, J. Teich, K. Turner. Row 4: J. Pandiscio, M. Cain, D. Magelssen, P. Spolcowski, D. Newman, D. Osborn, S. Johnston, J. Griffin, T. Kingsbury, K. Rubin, J. Plate, S. Crowley, G. Wood, R. Weaver, D. Quinn. Kneeling: L. Cimini, K. DeAngelis, J. Elliott, J. Johnson, D. Carroll, S. Stevens, D. Eckler, C. Johnson, K. Graham. Row l: R. Charnock, D. Wheeler, B. MacNeill, L. Osmond, P. Rich i'Vlce-Presidentl, S. Arsove KPresident?, J. Altman lTreasurerf, S. Abbott, A. Reynolds, K. Logue, K. Dugan. Row 2: A. Camarota, C. Schultz, D. Paddock, B. O'Brien, J. Dutton, V. Charnock, C. Odell, L. Weaver, L. Reed, S. Pcrsons, 5 Kneeling: L. Kennedy, D. Carpenter, J. Nexon, P. Newman, C. Carpen- Pollitt, J. Cummings, C. Cronin, M. Brown, P. Juliana, D. Crowley, ter, D. Keith, B. Keith, K. Hill, M. Smith, E. Tate, M. Faigen, L. Schofield. B. McKinnon, B. Baker, D. Everitt, D. Fine, B. Luce, R. Woodsum, B. Row l: C. Oblinger, P. Pavloglou, A. McKinnon, C. Schad, A. Trageser Senior, J. Poutasse, L. Hanlon. Row 3: S. Carter, D. Odell, A. Brown, lsecretaryl, G. White KAHendance Takerl, C. Roth, J. Hibbert, D. Carr, M. McGowan, P. Neill, L. Bruce, D. Spokowski, D. Jobs, M. Stevenson, C. Horvath, B. Osmond, S. Chiasson. Row 2: J. Pratt, D. Colbath, F. W. Brill, G. Bagley, P. Neill, S. Cole, S. Gilman. li , 1 PEP SQUAD .r '. .-.az -'Lf', , v 6- 4 X 4 . ,. 5. 'f - . . ld 5 ' rv ,C L i , . 4' 7 .7 s 5 ' l ' If' .tl A 1 Row l: K. DeAngelis, E. Kilduff, M. Tauer, C. Parker, V. Murphy, C Zele, B. Fricke, V. Charnock, P. Rich, C. Mahoney, K. Gillespie, M. McCauley, S. Stevens. Row 2: C. Masiello, J. Maguire, N. Jones, J. Keast, D. Crocker, N. Heidt, M. Faulkner, M. Freymann, N. Shelgren M. Klein, C. Hatton, S. Reese, M. Jenkins, J. Bohlen, M. Mase, Ti Lear. Row 3: B. Luce, D. Cronin, K. Lindquist, C. Ellis, K. Turner, S. Parker, L. Williams, B. Brown, B. Crafts, A. Vivat, H. Berry, H. Caraker, J. Hibbert, C. Menelly, M. Harris, M. Marston, J. Keary, T. Keith Row 4: C. Knox, S. Flynn, J. Clay, D. Nagle, N. Manley, R. Charnock, A . ' T Q - O . '4 1, r 'f . ,I I U ' L . x I - Y-gg r . X - . - 5 , k Q 1 , L Y l 1 T 7 5: A-V X , 4 G. MacNeill, R. Woodsum, P. Spaulding, S. Pultz, D. Anthony, B. Nolan I. Bartholomew, A. Wilson, D. Bowers, J. Zele, K. Soorian. Row 5 C. Hollett, B. O'Brien, C. Slade, J. Ryder, D. Wheeler, A. Brown, P Thompson, M. Thomas, G. Bagley, M. Alphen, K. Logue, B. Cain J. Bicchieri, D. Tuttle, B. Luce, P. Pavloglou, A. St. John, J. MacKnight B. Manchester, S. Abbott, P. Moorehead, R. Hawthorne. Row 6: T Conroy, T. Donahue, L. Rokes, D. Martin, L. Scott, L. Olson, M. Mc Gowan, C. McDermott, M. Batten, J. Swiedler, C. List, J. Martin J. Cook. WU 'C Rain Dance '17 5 A. I -als W y i I R1 'VV ..x ,441 The enemy never had it so good. Are they wrong, or is it me? ,Q-H - V ,-A ,v , X Pngwfmb, ,M I J.. 1 , ,A ka :Q '-.fiiifff 1, f .. Qu f 2 1 3 .A ,,,j,q':ij: 55.24. ni Q r+.-25'-159,54.'f2l,K1..A'5-.fir-...L . ' wxigji if tif ' - 4 B F L I 321 :fu 4 r. Qu. l TS .af RSITY AN iv. PQQTBALL A - - A . L. A Q L . .n. Jones, B. Swift, D. Kline, B. Flynn, ltri-captainsl S. Kendall, D. Osborn, S. Burgett, J. Raczynski, M. Corgiat. Row 2: Mr. J. Devine CAsst. Coachl, Mr. G. Witten LAss't. Coachj, B. Ames, P. Conroy, A. Strafuss, G. Leighton, S. Williams, D. Rier, M. Shorey, S. Tuscher, B. Miller, P. C. Sansone. Over the years Wayland High School has produced some outstanding athletes and many outstanding football teams. The boys who played for the 1967 team can be very proud that they upheld the Wayland tradition by winning both The Dual County League Title and The State Class D Championship. But even if these boys had not won honors, they would have earned the respect and love of the coaches, for this team was a first- rate outfit in every way. lt was made up of mentally and physically tough individuals, players with an intense desire to do their best at all times, young men who know that the effort a person makes is the real measure of his success. It is the hope of each coach that the outstanding qualities exhibited by these boys week after week of the season will show up again when they deal with the challenges of their individual futures and the future of the world they will live in. u'3'- Hi' .1 J 4 Coach Walker Coach Moore Coach Witten Coach Moyer Coach Devine .5 ? g scones A 'io We ' Acton-Boxboro 22 1 Westwood 32 V ' F Lynntield . . . . 30 ' - Tewksbury 24 - - Ashland . . 22 A Q, ' ' Milford .. 36 'I r-'- ug . Bedford . 30 . -Q1 ' ' ' Dennis-Yarmouth 38 Weston . .. . .. 6 .'f . Stronger than dirt Row l: S. Rizzo D. Bicchieri, P. Gravina, S. Johnston, T. Nylund, D. Lewis, D. Camarota, S. Moschellag P. Grahon, A. Kilburn, M. Bustin, R. Moschella, R. Dodge, J. Coin, Mr. N. Walker CHead Coachb. Row 3: B. Hinchey, R. Lapierre, B. Newton, J. Burn, S. MacKay, B. Turner, M. Rooney, D. Fellows, D. Bagnulo, J. Harmen, K. Morrissey, J. Harris, They 8 0 6 0 6 8 0 28 0 'QF Sf 'N rx I rig ' .Mn-rf 'Y 1 rv fm f :ff 'N 1 -I ' - ,Qu IIA w. ,JYJ-,r 1' 5 4 ' ,nf o. .-rf' II ,Q .W 5 Q' L, - 1 , , . N' ', ' Q U ' x 1 54 ' 0, P.. I 'fx 49. ..- .- x . ' ' S Q -I .. .1 e - x ' w -I! I 1 , - ,X 'E 5 2 fl ku . I Billy Flynn m -x Dick Kline Bob Swift ' r 2 3 .4 an RE' ilf 'A . V A 5. Nl. ' .H Dove Jones . l . . '.N'5l5'?'N'i 3'H !fT'fl 4 T I f h . , g , I I 'mit' . ..1 Jr, .1 14 I , .1 ' . 1 Dove Bicchieri Sgeye Rizzo Steve Burgeh ,N xx Steve Kendall Steve Johnston Tom Nylund 'T Jim Raczynski Dave Osborn Mike Corgiot ind.. 1 .1 1 . 4 , .xx 1 ,, 1 x . k s '- 9 I . ' ,,J' .1 a Q. li' I ' ' I4-4 PRESHMAN FOOTB LL Row 7: Mr. J. Moore lcoachl, Mr. E. Moyer Ccoachl, P. Shorey, H. Abbott, D. Bell, R. Jandl, M. Harmon, R. Ahern, S. White, J. Ames, G. Kidd, M. Byrne, J. Conway, K. Leland fmanagerj. Row 2: R. Parker M. Destefano, B. Pelletier, D. Mosher, T. O'Reilly, S. Rogers, M. Myers, Acton-Boxboro Lynnfield Westwood Ashland Bedford Algonquin Weston J. Bombicino, P. Allen, R. Olivo, S. Defina, D. Rieclz, D. Crowley Judge, N. Tinlxham. Row 3: C. Stetson, S. Callahan, T. Frechette P Altman, L. Doucette, B. Amero, B. Ramsey, H. Williams, B. McBay R. SCORES Bagnulo, R. Gladu, R. Rier, R. Hering. We They 14 O 8 8 20 0 29 6 'I4 O 0 12 22 O CHEERLEADERS P. Selby, K. Myers, D. Chappell, A. Wesley, B. Osmond, L. Harrison, J. Shannon, L. Osmond, S. Freeman KCapfain,J. dl , v I - by .Y btbvnlvh. Q .,- , ,.. , ,X r LF- - 1, , 1 .r fr ' yt! 'V -semi.. I I, I A- ,- l 1' f. ,ll'- 43: , gr ' .l lm 9 . Kdryl Lynne f 2- 'qnr 1. AA - 5:yJf3 - 4 'FJ Pam Barb f Vf SheHey 31. Jane Debbm Ann Undo tl U 2 nl VARSITY BASKETBALL A655 'DQAA1 Q -P 6 Ja. fi' J , fi ky , rj V r T. cf 1 TQ 1 nc' -ff gf, M K I :QQJSX ,V Q Fi yu IK f, hwy 'J ' gn' l I 1 Q ' ,X xl' KG' l A 'Kf . V X Ames, D. Jones, S. Kendall, B. Flynn, P. Quagllerl, E. Hull. Row 2: P. Bnfzer Uronnerl, S. Wil- ofton, J. Gnffin, T. Kingsbury, D. Rner, M. Stephenson, Mr. C. Bowers Kcoochj. IUNICR VARSITY BASKETBALL -0 6 l Q v Qexl-AM llll- 4 I TY A . v Rl LAI Nll-4 KY!! Row 1: K. Rubin, P. Kroeger, P. lewis, M. Pryor, P. Graham. Row 2: Mr. V. Breaulf lcoachl, M. Tanneri, J. Conway, S. Moschello, H. Saulnier, D. Wilson, J. Ames. 'XlL44 l'7Wi .4fl5 -I me ATA 2 fn. Framingham North Concord Fitchburg Oliver Ames Ashland Acton-Boxboro Weston . Bedford , Lincoln-Sudbury Westwood Lynnheld Ashland Acton-Boxboro Weston lynnfield Bedford , lincoln-Sudbury Westwood Fitchburg Oliver Ames Ashland Acton-Boxboro Weston Bedford Lincoln-Sudbury Westwood Lynnfield Ashland Acton-Boxboro Weston Lynntield Bedford Lincoln-Sudbu ry Westwood ARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: N. Gladu. Standing: H. Lee, I. Scott, B. Noone, H. Groton, J. Martin, T. Conroy Concord-Carlisle Lincoln-Sudbury Westwood Wellesley Bedford Westwood Bedford Weston VARSITY SCORES They 28 47 39 39 15 48 22 53 JU 1011 VARSITY BASKETB LL 'EP :LJ l .7 Kneeling: B. Shannon, M. Dietrich, M. Daly, P. Borger, D. Waldron. Sfanding: L. Cain, T. Donohue, J. Dutton, C. Porter, D. Tuttle, C. Mosiello. Concord-Carlisle Lincoln-Sudbury Westwood Wellesley Bedford Westwood Bedford Wesfon J,V. SCORES We 21 ll l5 'I6 8 14 18 8 They 10 19 27 8 'I4 24 lb 9 5 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 7: S Ekdahl, D. Waldron, D. Carlson, P. Lewis fCo-Capfainl, L. Osmond ICo-Copfainl, S. Kendall, N. Glodu, C. Crosby. Row 2: S. Brown, H. Caraker, C. Porter, T. Conroy, B. Musser, J. Shannon, J. Ross- borough. , . f .F 2 lx vi -mu F,-. ,,-:. 'l:'f, '. .I sw- -. Lyqsffr- fs -ind. .. R ,lp 1 Y- , un. . x . .qs-. rl 'J' 'I .+I r as-. .l X ni 0 ' l 'a N ...g .ll C y X , ' 'Lf ' Q if .-. x , y Q J ' 114- 'T' -.Fi v W V 4 'Y -. ' ' 'T'Z - ll . ,,,v::f.l - ' -V ,. - . - ' Q-z.-HQ--.rap . ,v , .Q . s by Lg- , ig . I , F . -...A ' . - - . - . V ,.,.,v , .14-. , ,,,, ,. ' , C' ' E: '11 . 15-- 152 1- - Q' ' 1 J. flu.: 5. . ,-n, -x 4 'X 5 Westwood Bedford Acton-Boxboro Wesfon Wellesley Bedford Acton-Boxboro Westwood Lincoln-Sudbury SCORES We 0 1 I 1 0 3 . 1 1 0 They 1 2 2 6 2 1 0 1 'l JU 1011 VARSITY FIELD HGCKEY Mfg Ye. I Row l: J. Martin, H. Groton, H. Smith, V. Charnock !CaptainJ, L. Shoklik, J. Dutton, A. Reynolds. Row 2: D. Paddock, K. Hill, J. Beniamin, C. Jondl, T. Donahue, B. Shannon, R. Charnock, D. Bowers, M. Mase, J. Wallace. SCORES We They Westwood , 0 0 Bedford ..,..,, 0 0 Acton-Boxboro l 0 Ashland .. , .. , l 0 Lincolnxsudbury 0 l Bedford ...,,.,.,,..,, l l Acton-Boxboro , l 0 Weston ,..,, . . l 0 Wellesley 0 0 Lexington , l 4 155 RESTLING 4 1 U-H Kg M if Row 7: J. Penney, D. McGill fCo-Capfoinj, J. Harris, M. Brown, J. Osmond. Row 2: Mr. Eric Moyer lcoochl, A. Sfrofuss, C. Thompson, J. Roczynski ICO-Coptoinl, T. Ireland, S. Rudencuer, B. DiSavino. w'-:--5-t...i4.- , ,,, -Q'-'R' I wil 'Q Q '7P S.1'+q 7. Blg Bod John X3 X -5 y.. -T Q X. . ff .Q- 9 I DGOR TRACK 1:1 x ln: N x X 5, I i P' . 'QV' ' 1 -1 I 1 ' . . 1 .,- A ' 'i . ...A ' ' if -4 ts We J' U l '. gf? ix l 'll ' ' ' A t 1 'lk -A ' 3 . 'sf' . if 'Y 1 Row I: Mr. Crisafulli, Mr. Witten Kcoachl, J. Breckenridge, H. Ross ICo-Captainl, R. Barnes, S. Johnston ICQ-Capfainl, T. Nylund, D. King, D. Newman, C. Keith, W. Keyes, B. Knox, M. Roche. Row 2: J. Bucci, C. Schaefer, K. Burke, R Moschella, M. Alla, M. Rubin, R. Hinchey, D. Camarota, J. Oblinger, J. Higley, L. Higley. Row 3: D. Orr, C. Trageser, P. Blondin, A. Kilburn, G. Miller, S. Williams, C. Bradley, B. Schaefer. A running discourse on Transcendental Meditation. 1 Left, Right, Left, Right lie HOCKEY REI! . ...- ' . .ln 4... .k-I 'X ' ,,', . ,, - D'Q'Q.'1a- . .. V I a,g,. ,I .vis gr.. -:lv .' - 1 M. ,gl . R in., C vig. . - -- - f H . Kneeling: Dennis Morgan, Loren Rowan, Dave Hargrove, Bruce Turner, Dave Bicchieri, Win Woollard, Robby Ahearn, Steve Williams. First Row: Mr. Irving, 2nd Assistant Coach, Loren Macumber, Tom Pease, Ron Clarke, Steve Rizzo, Mike Rooney, Ken Arberg, Blair Macumber, R. Wright, R. Dodge, Coach Tim Klnchula, Assistant Coach Bill Morris. it lib - I I ,' Y Y SKI TEAM 5 Xxx Row 1: C. Hatch, C. Schad, S. Schad, S. Hocking, L. Bruce, S. Slade, C. Reade. Row 2: Miss K. Sargent Ccocchl, J. Gainsboro, D. Crowley, F. Schad, B. McKinnon, D. Jones, A. McKinnon. Row 3: M. Hutchinson, D. Morgan, B. Foley, P. Bruce, S. Crowley, P. Zable, D. Tewksbury. lla SGCCER s Rowl D Hargrove E Lee E Hull J Blllng B Gustafson G Crosby Gould. Row 3: D Stltes S Hoclung S Wullnams T Sattelmalr T D Fine D Morgan G Tauer D Knaack Row 2 Mr P McMullen Knngsbury, S. Zophm C Wheeler D Best D Jobs B Neal L Marston lcoachl J Lyons B Norcross C Bradley P Spokowslu D Boyles G Schofield. Rivers Cambridge Rivers Concord Acton-Boxboro Weston CRGSS C0 TRY Row 1: J. Higley, R. Barnes, H. Ross, S. Crowley, G. Miller Row 2 B Freeburn Qmonagerj D Shoeffer M. Rubin, D. Holloway, D. Orr, J. Oblinger, D. Shaeffer, Mr D Benedeth fcoachl Bedford Lincoln-Sudbury Weston Ashland Lynnfield Westwood Bedford Lincoln-Sudbury Wesfon Ashland . Westwood SCORES RIFLE TEAM 1 I 5 4 -, ' .Q 41. ,- ' xg -. ., 5 -430.5 1 .9 X I Row 1: J. Hitchcock, L. Groh, B. Harrington, K. LeMonte, K. Freeman, Hocking, J. Judge Row 4: D. Wellington, D. Fellows, P. Flanagan M. Faigen. Row 2: K. Norcross, M. Smith, C. Rogers, D. Magelssen, P. Pache, B. Norcross. R. Freeman. Row 3: R. Lewis, R. Glodu, L. Sabean, J. Hamilton, P. l 75 'N X 7 A ' , - ' . 4 . . i., ' . ' 5 . ' n , l ' .L ' ' ' l , .' A . ' if Q.. ,Q , . 1 N -J ' f -r . . 'uf ' 2-u '!'- -1 ' . L Q l 4 ' . 1 ,a Q O '- - i K I . 'T . ' 5 . ,...., . ,J Q -- K ' 9 . Y V: . T .5 Q . ll 5 s- f 5 i '- XX. i 1 ' ' J is The team with Sgt. Pickett and coach, Mr. Hitchcock. C EQ 4-y x v ,-,,..ff .- H - ru lt' . xfl 2, r n -t 'va Z .4 ,gf 1-yr b avi I rffflf, A . 'P . -ff.:-,'u'z'.ffffvf ' ' .1'5f,- ff.'v,. , ying fg.'. 4 f Vp , Q fu wx-'Sw' gy,-..n1,p f,5i2?F' , , . Vadim, . ff ' my WQ5 5 '1- 'if 1 Y I fxgfiflq ,4--Q. asiflffisifg ff' fc! ,:::nF-'73 SMD X E SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Alexander Acme Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Co. Alford and Tuck. Attorneys-at-Law Mr. and Mrs. Hilary F. Alles Mrs. Dora Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barry Mr. and Mrs. Donald Benedetti and B Mrs. Helen Besso Mr. and Mrs. Richard Best Mr. and Mrs. Bicchieri B. L. Ogilivie 8: Sons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Boyles Brogaard Furniture, Inc. Mrs. Ethel Cassidy Dr. Harold A. Chamberlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. XV. R. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Julian Demeo, jr. DeRosa Florists, Natick Dot and Harry Mr. and Mrs. XValter Doucette Edward Featherston Ferne's parents Five Star Realty, Natick Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Fox Mr. and Mrs. George S. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. David Gabriel The Philip R. Gladu Family Miss Helen Glynn johnson Gordon jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Howland, jr. Best of Luck to the Class of 1968 Mr. and Mrs. john T. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. XY'ayne S. Hering Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ireland Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Johnston XY'ally-gator and Dale Jones etsy Mr. and Mrs M. E. Kline Mr. and Mrs Horace Knaack Mr. and Mrs Albert Leone Mr. and Mrs james Maher Ev 'n Sid Mr. and Mrs. XY'illiam Mangan Mr. and Mrs Roger G. Marshall Congratulations Graduates Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Merrill, jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce McGill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Morgan From a friend, Eleanor F. Nagle Nan's Fabrics, Sudbury Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Newton Mr. and Mrs. XValter Nylund Mr. and Mrs. George Orner Pokonoket Kennel Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. Quaglieri Congratulations to the Class of '68 l I Mr. and Mrs. XY'alter Raczynski Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Reade Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rossborough Mrs. Rita Rousseau Rudy's Variety Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Steves Auto Robert A. Salomon Eberhard Schvvabe Louis Sergio Howard N. Smith Herbert Stacks Body, Sudbury Dr. and Mrs. L. Bradford Thompson Traveler's Insurance Co. Best XY'ishes to the Class of 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. XY'iddis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antonellis A friend Miss Alice Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn S. Avedian Mrs. Philip Badders Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Batten, J Billy and Eye Becky and Linda Mr. and Mrs. M. Bittel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bitzer Bob and Sue Bones Miss Amy Boynton Mr, and Mrs. John Breckenridge Brookdale Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Mrs. R. Burgett Congratulations from Mr. Brennan Miss Martha Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll Mrs. Champagne Chatham High School Chink and Jane Mr. John Clarke Mr. Robert J. Clawson, Esq. Cloths 'n Crafts, Sudbury Club Espanol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colbath Mr. Conti Ellenor Cordeiro Craig and Pam Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crawford Dave's Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeRoche Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeMartini Dion and Phoebe Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dixon Doris, Del, Sue, Steve, Sara, Scott, Sandy Mr. and Mrs. George William Eldridge, Jr. Jose h Estella Music Studios Natick P , Mr. and Mrs, John S. Fritz Mrs. Fitzgerald From Chuck and Holly From Grant and Lane to Lane and Grant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons Mr. Ernest D. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Gravina Mrs. Phyllis C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Groton Mr. and Mrs. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hause Mr. Heffernan Miss Paula Heigis Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hocking Mrs. Firth Hutchison Eddie Jourdan Miss Sandra Kahn Mrs. C. D. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelly Miss Kightlinger Everett King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Lee and Deb PATRONS Knowlty and Shirl Lewis Mrs. Flora Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyons Mr. Louis Marelli Mr. and Mrs. Patil F. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. William Marston Charles McCauley Miss McElarney Mrs. Millie McEwen Me-Me and Rich Charles E. Mindnich Mr. and Mrs. XY!illiam Mirton Mrs. Irene Mix Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Morgan Mrs. Rexford Moss Greetings from lshtar-The Fearles Selinda Mr. and Mrs. S. Kenneth Neil Mr. and Mrs. R. Norcross Richard Noone ' Mrs. Eva Norton Barbara and Bruce Mr. Lewis Oxford Paula and Rufus Mr. Ralph Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Mel Orenstein Mrs. Helen Osborn Dr. Henry Pache Dr. Henri L. Pachel Perodeau's Service Station Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Queen Screw Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Richer Charles Phillipo Hollis E. Polk John J. Pratt, Jr. Wfalter Prouty Donald V. Pryor and Mfg. Co. John Reagan Ernest F. D. Reid Ralph Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rooney Mrs. Grant Ross The Rudenauer Family Miss Karen Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Senior Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Shelgren Mrs. Ann Shields Mr. and Mrs. John Sibley Mr. Frank Smith Spot Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Staudinger Mr. and Mrs. James XV. Steele Mrs. Grace Stergis Suburban Pharmacies, Natick Sudbury Bookshop Suds and Carol Mrs. Howard Tewksbury s Five and Corn To a great class from Mom Lazarian Mr. and Mrs. R. J. VanXVart Wayland Answering Service Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Vifellington Good Luck to the Class of 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Rupert A. XVood Wfaterman-Gibbs Chapel The Senior Class Minus 187 Mr. and Mrs. John XVilliams Scott and Val ITS y,0A0R0fo0-aAaLa40Amvp0AmIaf0Awa0w1wf0Lmm1av.La04afa-awna04af0w 2 EAIRBANKS a. SON S ' STATIONERS Q I5 MAIN ST. 5 NATICK 653-3051 9 R COMPLIMENTS OF C In Omplmenis DOM'S CLEANERS of Q 169 COMMONWEALTH RD. S COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS LEEIS FARM MARKET 5 S53-2o9I R COMPIIMENTS OF 5 SUDBURY DAIRY QUEEN Q JOHN H. BALDWIN Q INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 5 BOSTON POST ROAD PELHAM ISLAND RD. WAYLAND, MASS. To TESZFAQZCSF ,68 DAVE sTARMER's ESSO 5 ROAD SERVICE-ATLAS TIRES UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY IGNITION SERVICE-PLOWING 5 40 Waverly Sf. 338 Boston Post Rd. . Wayland Frarmngham 2 332-4325 879-1000 3581793 S '6X '011-01 101101 10 10110 0'0110Y '01 10 16 10'10f 1-0 10' 10 X0-0,1001 0f01'-0f10Y0'w0I10Y0-10w0R1R?f10I10f'0ff-0I10I10Ie0we01 0110101 2 Q-01105 1-0H0'01'0101 1010 -'01 faoiawvfafeawwra-0-0v1mwwf0f10.Qaf'0fQ0.w-'0N0Am-axaxasaxofo-2014 DeStefono, Inc Builders ond Developers of Thoreau Hills West Concord, Moss. 369-4946 X7'0f176'w0f G0 0117t0'Q9'G0'0 0f2?r050'61r01'0fL70110fG7 u0Y f0v'6X '-01 f-0'0'X-01l0W'0X0'101f0 10265401 'k0 0 l0'K7'011-0' 1020110 0101 101' 202017 05101 0 01'0 0 '0's0' E -0Y0 '0'0H0 ' X7-010' ,4 W, 100.0 Q0' '05 '05 50' .-0 10- .05 WWJ0, 0. .01 .ay 0' 50 '05 40' '05 ,094 ,012 10, aw 0 2 .001 Q Q5 W1 zz Q5 OZOQS 1, ol'l1...g Q o I' 4 '40' mum ml' wg 0 1 A07 UTI W 5 50 on z Za no O 211 b JU 350: .0 E 595232 mi U Q SWE U' ' E 2201 In bgfam X Oh 520 .QA lim? HS ago- U00 OS Z mf Pm I.. 2221 Use 2s gQ222 3 P85 SEZSP il-'55 38330 130622 fw2?1i'5:: g Oliwmzx 3' 22'G'21.E 8 2 9 ZQNLF' . 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MASSACHUSETTS l0'0r'0N0Y 10 ' 'Q' -7' erini C, 3 351.13 TUNNELS BRIDGES HIGHWAYS BUILDINGS DAM5 PIPE!-'NES MARINE Chlffjflf'02l41:lfPf,Qilflf,4':l9:,f':lfiifff,492,4':,4':,f-'nfffifff,4 :,4':,f9n9 4?lC4'fC4?ff4f'CQfffifffiff'?KfQCfC'C'fffQ'ff4'lfC 1:4 ff ?ffC'ClC2'ffClf' HGV 70 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 xwm0-o-0f040f0-0.vw0x0f0,w-0f0xa0wffm10A0u0fa1af0x04ofas0-'a-m'0fww-ovwffmowfwwvwwmvfa 0-105'-010 '0N0 -01102101-0 -0 0 0 ' 0 0X05'-0N0f-01'0f'-0L?s0f0405'-01'0 0 -0N04-0 -0 '6 Good Luck to the Class of 1968 M. 8g M. Transportation Co Cambridge, Mass. v01'6X X9f1010v0H0w0'0K0N0'0v0f -eououavvx n 00000 O ,BQ02-IQ E S0505 Z -4-f-Nm In wgjifgm SBESU' ES 254513 xg -1 ITI P9990 : l R 23: -S 5222 Z 99 5 E 5 2 2 W 2 -5 L UT 5 S' u? E' 5 Z 5 Z 2 I 'T' L Z 3 E 3 5 I, S 5 O 9 ffl z 5 Q 9 5 9 5 4011-05 COCH ITUATE, MASS. WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS 5 5 9 9 FATHER 8. SON BARBER SHOP Comphmems of 5 ESTABLISHED 1932 SHEPARD'S MOBIL 5 STEVE AND MIKE ADAMS 5 37 Main S ee' 268 Post Road 5 Cochitucfe 653-9794 AIR-CONDITIONED Wcymd E RAYMOND 5 Compliments of 5 HAIR STYLISTS TOWN LINE HARDWARE, INC. 173 E. COMMONWEALTH RD. 5 COCHITUATE WAYLAND-SUDBURY TOWN LINE 653-B212 ELMWOOD DONUT, INC. A ' ' ' 310 E. COMMONWEALTH RD. Q COCHITUATE, MASS. SPORTSWEAR 5 653-9887 365 BOSTON POST RD. SUDBURY, MASS. 5 443-sooo S x0f'0P'-0Y0'-7' L7'0'0N0N?'0101'0vW1S?0f6fW1'0K0fW50vWN?'70105S0f650'656X We 4 5 5 S Before you accept Q that first job . . . Loolc over your 5 employer 2 as earefully as he does you 5 5 5 5 5 40' What's the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won't explode ifI make a mistake? Will I make a decent week's pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer Xt: to these questions. They work for New l' ngland 'I eltphonc. Why not talk with our employment intervitwer soon to tell you when and where to apply. A Y I , ' 4 ' I 1 1 K Y is-l jx X N x A ' l I . ' ' ' Y p C 2 I A . . , before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor New England Telephone t' Part of the Nationwide Bell System An Cquuf vjfporfinzfty cmployrr t 2 E t E t 2 3 9 l 5 3 '0' 10161 10 40' 'G' .0 8016110 H0' 10161101 'Lys' '-0 40 X S 301101105101-05' '0 0'0 5 5 9 S 2 3 5 9 5 5 9 5 I 9 9 9 I 2 5 R 5 COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF A 101021010 FRIEND Of '0 '0'f0110' PERODEAU'S VILLAGE PHARMACY FOOD STORE WAYLAND SHOPPING CENTER 5 I COMPLIMENTS OF E IX IIIiIII'IoIIIIIiNIII 5 PERRY I Q WESTWOOD, MASS. FARMINGTON, CONN. . EDGAETOWN, MASS. HOSE SOUND, FLORIDA Q PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC- M , WMI, E IO55 MAIN STREET TRINITY 5 OPTICAL co., INC. 2 ' WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS DISPENSING OPTICIANS Q I69 C d S 3 893-3600 F gh M 3 875-5384 E S x07 'N0 90 9'5 9? 0590590'907995995'07'05'0765'0590Y x S0'20 -05'-0'-0 '-0'-0X0'20 '0 -07Jf'040N?'0401'010f'0N0K0'6V'0N0-00'2047L0 0 0'0'1040N0X6is . 5 5 S BEST WlSHES 5 5 . Youm 9 5 TO THE 1 5 WORKING CLASS 5 R FOR or 5 1 Youri-I 1963 5 5 6 5 MR. AND MRS. DONALD G. o'BRiEN 5 5 5 9 5 Class of 1968: Wherever you go from here . S S . . . Remember to keep in touch . . . K With Wayland, 5 315 Commonwealth Rd. TOWN CRlER Cochituate, Mass. 358-7336 653-4200 891-4720 Compliments of S BEST WISHES 5 SIMPSON ASSOCIATES, INC. 5 5 'O 'he REAL ESTATE Q CLASS OF 1968 ' 231 Boston Post Road Q Q Dr. and Mrs. Jerald A. Weiss W0Y'C 'd' Mass' 2 358-2510 899-2510 N . X A 6 X0N0X0'40'0'7'0X765f0vL7'0f'050k7f0N0 70N7'00'L010N?010'L?w7' '7'0X6x j-listory's being made in our own backyard. And you can be a part of it. Some of the most advanced systems and technologies in the world are being developed right now at the Raytheon researchfdevelopment laboratories and fa- cilities in Eastern Massachusetts. Guidance systems for the Apollo Moon shots. air traflic control for the FAA. worldwide communications via satellites, highly- specialized data handling, sophisticated.radar and sonar systems and many other programs for natural resource development. education, defense and prod- ucts for the home. Whatever field you're interested in. now or after college. Raytheon has a good job for you to come home to. The kinds of careers available are virtually unlimited and so are the opportunities when you put your talents to work on the exciting programs at Raytheon. 0A0'f'0'-04-0f'-040472040 -71ff f040N0 040f' 0t'0'fs0N-0'40f'-0V'0 '-0620 -0f205'01'0K0N0f'-040N0 -6 X 01'0Y-01 101621-016 S X 5 5 SV f ,Z1lf w1 1f 1f w7 qs 'E' A X69 Q 2 . ...--f' 5 Celebrating our 45th Ford Anniversary f-0'v'5H0'f0 'J 20117 .gr 2 fb O. 9: 43 'T -2' 5 55? 9: O 3 5 ' 2. 'U 9. 5. 51' 0 O Z O -4 5 0 a P r Z O z UT to-0-101102 PHOTOGRAPHY '01 Q JU fn P -4 Q I1 If U1 U7 40' .101 6565 Q CD Q0 -.5 Em OU? m. ET FL3 2 3 0 NS. Q 0,3 UIQ. oo. I N3 '02 Iv' O NI NI W D C -0 3' Q0 LI 3 Z' YOUR HOME IS OUR STUDIO 40 205' x 5 5 Compliments of 5 5 PINEFIELD JEWELERS SAVINGS BANK g Km 2 z l'T'l 11 F1 Y- U U7 I O T 2 z Q 0 l'Tl Z -1 TTI E 2 ITT U5 -4 z ITT 2 -I O z O J D. E If -4 I-' IP Z U for U3 o -h cn -O N4 -h o '1 uw a 5. :a no wx Saxonville, 877-0710 Mass. '0v f0'f0f S :T LO CD C7 'I ID CD :I ny' THE ASHLEY SHOP 5 Wayland, Massachusetts K 9 sum-PROOF HOUSE PAINT . gms 5 Q 0 TOYS Q 213 N. Main St. Natick, Mass. Q GREETING CARDS 2 653-0640 0 PARTY GOODS I S 6 X0 0X010' 0'710K7'0K010Y0K01f7Q9K70 0K012?40640f'7270f6K?0' 40 0'6X 653-4667 76 Edgewood Road, Cochituate, Mass. Compliments Of CHARLES T. DEMARTINI COCHITUATE AUTO BODY BUILDING CONTRACTOR Building and Remodeling - Specializing in - Aluminum Doors 8. Windows FREE ESTIMATE HOLMES ASSOCIATES Compliments REALTOR O, 9 5 358450' LAvIN's PACKAGE 5 311 Boston Post Road STORE Wayland ATKINS 8. MERRILL, INC. COMPUMENTS OF Sud bury-Ma rlboro-Mayna rd-Housto Massachusett Compliments of 5 BRADY FLYING A 1060 OLD CONN PATH SAXONVILLE, MASS. 877-4190 JOSEPH JERRY JOYCE 8. SONS IN s u R A N C E 24 Lanes Snack Bar SUDBURY BOWLADROME 136 BOSTON POST ROAD SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS For Reservations 443-7843 MR. W. WHALEN '6X '0f'0540'f6'6 -? 10 210' '01 JN-0 f0 0-6110 '0' 2012026120-107' 1'-0 61l0 -0 '-0 '10' 0-A-0' 1-0161 0' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 5 0v.0'w.0'n0 0 -0'-0492010 4QJf6'472710401'01?276X047'0fs040'6K040N710K0'47'04720X0X S R 5 , 5 S GOOD LUCK Compliments of 5 CLASS OF '68 ALPENS 2 ARTHUR BROWN ASSQCIATES JR. PETITE - JUNIORS - MISSES APPAREL 5 S Q , Downtown Post Rd. Downtown I WAYLAND CENTER Framingham Wayland Milford 5 R Best of Luck 10 the COMPLIMENTS or Class of T968 5 k 5 Q Realtor 9 Q MANUFACTURING Village Green 5 5 Wayland, Massachusetts S . NATICK FIVE CENTS COCHITUATE NURSING HOME S SAVINGS BANK 188 COMMONWEALTH RD. COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS S TWO OFFICES: 01778 Philip R. Guidrey, Adm. 6 MAIN ST., NATICK Tel. 653-8500 NATICK MALL BRANCH Lawnmowers Garden Tractors KENNETH HAIR DESIGN Snow ,Wars 5 INSTITUTE, INC. S NEW ENGLAND'S PROGRESSIVE Q CQSMETQLQGY SCHOOL WAYLAND POWER EQUIPMENT 5 b Sales and Service Day and EVCUIUQ Classes Coed . I2 ying Sl' 292 BOSTON POST ROAD F'oml 9l'C'm' MOSS' WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS S 8721460 358-2222 6 X014-0'-0801 -0v s7'0 0110M7X0's?'0'405s0fs7f0s050'40'1050K01I0f' '0's76x '01'0 -0 0f'-01'-0 -0R01-0 '0f102L01 COMPLIMENTS OF NATICK TRUST COMPANY Member of F.D.l.C. '-021-94?'0Wf04-056'-0102'02'-02720 H0 I FRAMINGHAM MUSIC CENTER INC. SELMER - SIGNET - BUNDY BAND 82 ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS SALES 8. REPAIRS KING - OLDS BALDWIN PIANOS AND ORGANS THOMAS ORGANS-CABLE PIANOS RENTAL PROGRAMS Pianos New Used-Tuning 81 Repairing Gibson-Ferder-Gretsch-Guild Goya-Guitars Vox Rogers-Ludwig Drums Sheet Music Mailing Service Instructions in all instruments Bernard A. Devine, Mus M. Director T81 CONCORD STREET FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 9 A Wwfwv X '77 10 f0 61f0'L-0 0'20Wf0'f0'-612-OYONOW Compliments of HITCHCOCK MACHINE CO. 2A VERNON STREET FRAMINGHAM CENTRE O - 2 Z n o ,, 0 Z 0 oo W U 3 S' -u C, g eg O T -'T 3 Q. 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Large Enough for Eflficiency Yet Small Enough give you all the individual attention Necessary to acquaint you With the way of life ln the desirable communities We serve AYLAND, SUDBURY 81 COUNTRYSIDE 02'-024040 0 0K0Y-0f'0 4-0N0Y0K0w0k7K0110t 01102207-ON0 s0 0'40N0'0K0f+0Y '0 0 0x S 3 C pl f C pl f 3 DATH'S PACKAGE sToRE 131 MAIN STREET THE NEWTON-WALTHAM 5 COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS BANK and TRUST COMPANY 5 3 MARSHALL'S APOTHECARY BILL MuTc:HELL's PREscRnPTuoNs WESTEND CHEVROLET CONVALESCENT AIDS SALES 8K RENTALS Where Cus Go d ll C F ALTON L. F. MARSHALL JR Q M.s. a. B.s. in Ph y 9 PELHAM ISLAND RD 3 WAYLAND, MASS 358-2381 ALL-WAYS TWinbrook 4 9000 0 -01'-0 '0 f-0 -0 0Wf0'10''0Kl!'2-0 'OV'0 f0 65'-0A-0 0k 0 '-05'01'-0'L01'0 20 l0 '0 0'l0 0 10'f0 '0''0'S0 6x '0 0'0'-0 '0 01'0 40 0V0 -01' 5 2 2 5 5 2 5 E 2 3 im 10f0f0'f'0K0 0X 1.0vf0520 '-0110110 K7 371'-0'-f0A0M0v-040f0x0-'-0f10x0f n-'f ' STUDENT CCUNCII. 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Personal service to advise you on I Yearbook Production I Themes I Layout I Use of Color I Fitting Copy I Line Drawings I Advertising I Proof Reading I Photography I Produc- tion I Personal Service At All Times TDTDOLE S SONS INC KEELER AVENUE, SOUTH NORWALK, CONNECTICJT 06856 AREA CODE CONNECTICUT 203 838-4761 x J IN MEMORIAM .l '- fa, Carl B Smedberg June 13 1930 May 26 1967 Although a teacher at Wayland for less than one term Carl B Smedberg left a permanent umpact upon the school and undeed the town A church youth group leader as well as an Algebra and lunnor homeroom teacher Mr Smedberg concerned hnmselt with both the mental and sparntual growth of each of has students He taught us not only facts but also our humble relatnonshup to God It us thus wusdom whuch he nmparted to hus students whuch proved hum to be not merely a teacher but a man of God Yet we cannot grueve at hus passung wuthout realuzung our own self1shness For un memory of thus outstandung teacher we may only pay trubute and guve thanks to God we know that he would have at no other wav For me to luve us Chrust and to due ns gaun Phullnppuans 1 21 'A I -T I , . 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