Westborough High School - Cotton Gin Yearbook (Westborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

Westborough High School Library Westborough, Massachusetts I)ec icaiion MRS. CATHERINE ELBERFELD We, the Class of 1967, respectfully and wholeheartedly dedicate our yearbook, The Cotton Gin, to you, Mrs. E. Your kindness, friendship, and understanding have influenced and helped our years at W.H.S. This dedica- tion is but a small token of our gratitude for your hard work, patience, and unending de- votion. We, the Class of 1967, extend a cordial wel- come to Dr. Edward Kelleher, who joined us as superintendent on July 1, 1966. Shown here with him are his two secretaries: Mrs. Violet Conrad, and Mrs. Richard Grip. We hope that he will en- joy his association with us, as we have benefitted from our association with him. 5 MRS. DOROTHY PRIKACKI Secretary Congratulations on your Graduation! As a group you have been a fine class. My best wishes go with each of you as you leave our school and continue to grow into that stature of manhood and womanhood which will qualify you as a well respected and com- petent member of our adult society. MR. ALLISTON C. WETHERELL Principal MRS. IRENE SMITH Secretary uicfan ce 7)epar n en Mr. Baker, assisted by Mrs. Harvey and Mr. Ballard, help the students of Westboro High School in choosing the proper courses through the high school years. During the senior year, they advise the pupils on future schooling or vocations. To the Westboro High School Graduating Class of 1967, It is my great pleasure and privilege to offer you the best wishes as you commence your adult life. Although our friendship has been of brief duration, I have found you to be young people of whom your community and school can be proud. As you go through life, if we at Westboro High School can be of service, please feel free to call on us. RICHARD P. CARBONE Assistant Principal 8 10 And what do you think you ' re doing, Brother LaDuke? I ' m off to see the wizard. ... I hate to brag, but, 13 Honor Roll High Honors Sally Blois Carol Brooks Susan Billiard Kathy Byrnes Alida Corey Karen DeCarolis Alan Dodd Janice Eastman Janice Eldridge Eric Engberg Gerald Furbish John Gavelis Leslie Hey wood Joseph Laptewicz James Lombard Patricia Looney Maureen Paul Nancy Hudson Majorie Fisher Honors Pamela Murphy Betsy Newell Larry Parker Frank Peairs Jean Phaneuf Robert Porter Paula Rebakas JoAnne Ruchinskas Mark St. Pierre Brian Shelburne Walter Staples Douglass Teschner Sally Towne Deborah Turner Lynda Witkowski 16 JOANNE CAROL AHRONIAN Joanne Quiet, short, friendly. Ambition. . . to be a teacher. Activities. .. Softball, 3. RONALD HOWARD ALLEN R. A. Good-looking, witty, U. Mass. Ambition. . . to work with people and be useful. Activities. . .Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4; A. F. S. 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Li- brary Club 2; Senior Play; One Act Play 2. MELINDA ANN BARDSLEY Belindie Friendly, Howe, Jordan almonds. Ambition to go on to college. Activities. .. F. T. A. 1,2,3; A. F. S. 2,4; Oriel 4; Chorus 2; Camera Club 4; One Act Play 1. WILLIAM JOHN BARTON Bill Quiet, Chase Paper, easy going. Ambition. . . to be success- ful in life. Activities. . . Library Club 4; Senior Play. NANCY ANNE BEDLEY Nance Brown eyes, Get out of here ! , John. Ambition. . . to go to col- lege. Activities. . . A. F. S. , 2; Majorettes 3,4. JOEL GORDON BENGSTON Troll Sense of humor, hunting, good music. Ambition. . . to do what I can and be best at what I do. DEBORAH RUTH BLAKELY Debi Artistic, Northboro, That ' s bad, right! Ambition. . . to go into art. Activities. . . Yearbook; A. F. S. 2; F. T. A. 3,4; Oriel 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2. SALLY DEARING BLOIS Bloisey Witty, nice clothes, singing. Ambition. . . to be successful and happy. Activities. . . A. F. S. 2,3; F. T. A. 2, Treasurer3, Pres- ident 4; Softball 1,3,4; Senior Play; One Act Plays. 18 -4k: CHRISTINE LEE BODURTHA Tina Maine, petite, peanut but- ter. Ambition. . . to be successful. Activities. . . A. F. S. 3; Photography Club 4. CAROL ANN BROOKS Carol Red hair, smiling, coopera- tive. Ambition. . . to be a journa- list. SUSAN DIANE BULLA RD Soo Soo Popular pretty, Salem, Skiing. Ambition. . . to be an occu- pational therapist. Activities. . . Secretary 1; Student Council 2; Basket- ball 2,3; Gym Club 2,3; A. F. S. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 3; Vice Pres- ident 4; Yearbook Staff. KATHY LEE BYRNES Katliy Quiet, nice figure, helpful. Ambition. . . to be a nurse. Activities. . . A. F. S. 2; Oriel 2, 3, Art Editor 4; F. T. A. 3,4. DENNIS SCOTT CAHALIN Denny Mischievious, carefree, girls. Ambition. . . to ride in the Kentucky Derby. CONSTANCE DOREEN CAIOLA Connie Hopkinton, that giggle, fried clams. Ambition. . . to be a nurse. Activities. . . A. F. S. 3; Camera Club 4; F. T. A. 3, 4. JAMES FORD CARR Jim Friendly, N. W. , Cape Cod. Ambition. . . to join the Air Force and to be a success in whatever I plan to do after. Activities. . . Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Jr. Red Cross 4. RUSSELL WILLIAM CHASE Russ Quiet, Good-looking, ski- ing. Ambition. . . to be happy. Activities. . . Gym Club 4; Football 2. Westborough High School Library Westborough, Massachusetts 19 SCOTT WARREN CLARK Scott Athletic, happy-go-lucky, hustler. Ambition. . . to join the Navy. Activities. . . Football 1,3, Captain 4; Class Treasurer 1; A. F. S. 2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Junior Red Cross 3, President 4. A LI DA DIANA COREY Alida Friendly, reliable, out go- ing. Ambition. . . to work with children and people. Activities. . . Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; A. F. S. 2,3 Vice President 4; Camera Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. SHARYN LEE CRONIN Sharyn Friendly, pretty hair, Elvis. Ambition. . . to go to col- lege. CHARLES DeWITTE DAVIS Chuck Quiet, good looking, 82. Ambition. . . to go on to school. Activities. . . Football 2, 3, 4. SUSAN JANE DAY Monkey Always smiling, amiable, Maine. Ambition. . . to be an artist. Activities. . . Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; A. F. S. 3; F. T. A. 3; One Act Plays 1, 2. KAREN ELAINE DeCAROLIS Karen Long hair, reserved, cooper- ative. Ambition. . . to go to college and major in either psycho- logy or medicine and travel. Activities. . . Oriel 4; A. F. S. 2. DAVID DeSIATA Dave Friendly, trumpet, athletic. Ambition. . . to be a music teacher. Activities. . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4;. Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3 Captain 4; Letterman ' s Club 2,3 Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. JOY DIEDERING Joy Talkative, boys, spaghetti. Ambition. . . to go to col- lege. Activities. . . A. F. S. 4. 20 l i o ALAN FRANCIS DODD Dodo Personality plus, hardwork- ing, amiable. Ambition. . . to be President. Activities. . . Student Coun- cil 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3 Secretary 4; Football Mana- ger 1,2, Head Manager 3,4; One-Act Plays 1,3; Senior Play; Good Government Day Representative; Letterman ' s Club 3,4. RICHARD ALLEN DONOVAN JR. Dick Short, artistic, gymnast. Ambition. . . to be a com- mercial artist. Activities. . . Band 1,2,3, 4; Gym Club 2,3,4 DIANE RITA DOW Millie Quiet, petite, 82. Ambition. . . become suc- cessful after high school. Activities. . . Oriel 4. JANICE RUTH EASTMAN Jan Witty, Paul Newman, spa- ghetti. Ambition. . . to see the world. Activities. . . Library Club 1,2. JANICE ELDRIDGE Jan Small, smart, dependable. Ambition. . . to be a pro- gram computer. Activities. . . Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. ERIC HAROLD ENGBERG Eric Quite, intelligent, easy- going. Ambition. . . to be an aero- nautical engineer. Activities. . . Library Club 1,2,3,4. NANCY CARLOTA FAY Nance Blond, good-natured, nice clothes. Ambition. . . to be a nurse. Activities. . . Library Club 1,2,3; A. F. S. 2; Senior Play. MARJORIE FISHER Marge Athletic, intelligent, folk music. Ambition. . . to be a physical education teacher. Activities. . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Oriel 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 21 BARRY LIN WOOD FLEMMING Barry {Good-looking, easy-going, painting. Ambition. . . to be an ar- chitect. Activities. . . Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN FORREST Pat Smile, that giggle, yellow. Ambition. . . to be an ele- mentary school teacher. Activities. . . Library Club 1,2,3,4. ELAINE MARIE FOSTER Toaster Cheerful, sense of humor, Ford. Ambition. . . to be a social worker. Activities. . . Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4 Library Club 1, 2,3,4, One Act Plays 1, 2,3. WAYNE SHEFFIELD FRENCH Wayno Reliable, car, England. Ambition. . . career in Air Force. Activities. . . Varsity Cross- country Manager 1,2,3,4; Var. Basketball Manager 3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 1, 2, 3,4 A. F. S. 2,3; Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Senior Play; Oriel. GERALD ARTHUR FURBISH Jerry Popular, Mr. President, Gemini V. Ambition. . . to be a Pharma- cist. Activities. . . Library Club 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Let- termen ' s Club 4. THOMAS LAWRENCE GARDNER Tom Dramatic, nice clothes, Nantucket. Ambition. . . to be a bene- fit to humanity. Activities. . . Football 2 , Chorus 1,2,3; Band 3; Camera Club 3; Oriel 1,2, 3 Business Manager 4; One Act Plays 1,2,3; Senior Play. JONAS R. GAVELIS Spider Quiet, reserved, Iandoli ' s. Ambition. . . to be a dentist. Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3,4 Library Club 2,3,4. KEVIN HOWARD GILMORE Kewin Friendly, dependable, the pickup . Ambition. . . to go to col- lege. Activities. . . Cross Country 3,4; A. F. S. 3, President4; Chorus 4; One Act Plays 1, 2,3; Senior Play. 22 ROBERT GOODWIN GODDARD, JR. Bobby G. Humorous, Chase Paper, route 66. Ambition. . . to make a mil- lion dollars. Activities. . . Cross Country 1. SHIRLEY L. GRESKA JOYCE RUTH GRIFFIN Gres Joyce Athletic, Prom Queen, fun- Cooperative, yellow, what? ' DOROTHY PATRICIA HANSBURY Dottie Dependable, well-dressed, Corvettes. loving. Ambition. . . to be an air- Ambition. . . to go to college, line stewardess. Activities. . . Gym Club 3, 4; Activities. . . A. F. S. 2; One Ambition. . . to be a social A. F. S. 3. Act Plays 2; Oriel 4. worker. Activities. . . Yearbook, Co- Editor; Chorus 3,4; A. F. S. 2; F. T. A. 3. DANIEL JOHN HARRINGTON Danny Unhurried, Dodge, fidgety. Ambition. . . to be rich. BENJAMIN ARTHUR HARVEY Ben Football, good physique, truck. Ambition. . . to go to col- lege. Activities. . . Chorus 2,3, 4; Library Club 2; Letter- mans Club 3, President 4; A. F. S. 4; Football 1,2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. LYNDA LEE HARVEY Lynda Unpredictable, witty, likeable. Ambition. . . to go to school. Activities. . . Chorus 3 , 4; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Oriel 4; Senior Play. CAROL HEATH Carol New-comer, sense of humor, the rack Ambition. . . to major in English. Activities. Oriel 4. A. F. S. 4; 23 SUSAN JEAN HEMENWAY Sue Freckles, carefree, Hi Hon! Ambition. . . to be successful. Activities. . . Oriel 3; Camera Club 4. LESLIE ANNE HEYWOOD Les Friendly, Wolfboro, cute. Ambition. . . to go on to college. Activities. . . F. T. A. 2,3; Secretary 4; A. F. S. 1,2,3, JOHN JOSEPH HOGAN, JR. Jackie Moody, basketball, Chevy. Ambition. . . to go on to school and become a basket- ball coach or an engineer. Activities. . . AFS 4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. JOHN EVANS HOLMES, JR. John New-comer, witty, rugged. Ambition: to be successful. NANCY LOUISE HUDSON Louise Intelligent, out -going, ath- letic. Ambition. . . to be a physi- cal education instructor. Activities. . . Student Coun- cil, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Soc- iety 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4; Gym Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; FTA 4. SUSAN ANNE HUMPHREY Sue Quiet, Elvis, long hair. Ambition. . . to become an airline stewardess. Activities. . .AFS 2. CANDICE JOHNSON Candy Quiet, petite, Model A. Ambition. . . to become a dress designer. Activities. . .AFS 2. SALLY ANN JOHNSON B. J. Pretty, nice clothes, naive. Ambition. . . to help mankind. Activities. .. Chorus 2, 3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3, Vice Presi- dent 4; AFS 1,2,3, Sec- retary 4; Cheerleader 2; Senior Play Properties FTA 2. 2 24 REBECCA JANE KENT Becky Dramatic, humorous, M. G ' s. Ambition. . . to get the most out of life. Activities. . . Library Club 1, 2,3; A.F. S. 3,4; F. T.A.2; Chorus 4; Senior Play; One- Act Play 3. DEBORAH KATHERINE KING Deb Original, fun-loving, car- rots. Ambition. . . to be a medical technologist. Activities. . . F. T. A. 3, 4; Oriel 4; Basketball 3. JOSEPH EDWARD LAPTEWICZ, JR. Joe Intelligent, musical, scien- tific. Ambition. . . to become a chemical engineer. Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3 Treasurer 4 President; Boys ' State Representative; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Band 1,2. t CALVIN A. LAWRENCE Cal Shop, Chase Paper, tall. Ambition. . . to be successful. Activities. . . Photography Club 3. CHRISTINE LIGHTBODY Kwis Carefree, athletic, si o no? . Ambition. . . to be happy. Activities. ..A.F. S. 3; F.T.A. 4, Basketball 2,3, 4. JAMES RUSSELL LOMBARD Jimmy Easy-going, guitar, huh? . Ambition. . . to make it. Activities. . . Oriel 2; Cross Country 1. PATRICIA MARIE LOONEY Pat Cooperative, quiet, nice smile. Ambition. . . to become a nurse in the Peace Corps. Activities. . . F. T. A. 4; Band 4. JUDITH MANDELLA Judy Reserved, Home Ec, Don. Ambition. . .to get married and be happy. 25 BARBARA LEE MARSHALL Barbara Quiet, friendly, hard-work- ing. Ambition. . . to be a dieti- tian. Activities. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CONNIE IRENE MASON Mase Fun -loving, Rolling Stones, Snoopy. Ambition. . . To be happy. Activities. . . Oriel 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Gym club 3; Basketball 2. MARK STEWART Mc DONALD Spic Witty, crutches, The Fugs. Ambition. . . To be a doc- tor. Activities. . .Class Treasurer 4; Library Club 4; Sehior Play, Baseball 3; Cross Country 3. DANIEL ALLEN McGUINESS Dan Fun -loving, hunting, pizza. Ambition. . . to stay single and happy. Activities. . . A. F. S. 4. SUZANNE PAULA McMAHON Sue Cooperative, likeable, well-dressed. Ambition. . . to go to col- lege and be successful. Activities. . . A. F. S. 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Gym Club 4. PATRICIA MARY McGRATH Patti Friendly, pretty hair, St. Mary ' s. Ambition. . . to travel or to be a nurse. Activities. . . Library Club 4; Oriel 4. JOHN WILLIAM MILLER Wild Man Tall, dark new comer. Ambition. . . to graduate. BRUCE HAROLD MOULTON Molty Intelligent, girls, band. Ambition. . .Mathematics. Activities. . . 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play. 26 PAMELA JEANNE MURPHY Pam Personality, nice clothes, Belgium. Ambition. . . to be a teacher in the diplomatic corp. Activities. . . Yearbook Staff; Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Majorettes 1,2, 3,4; Oriel, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; A. F. S. 2, 3,4; One Act Plays 1, 2, 3; Senior Play. VINCENT RICHARD NEAZ Shutter Bug Quiet, dependable, photog- raphy. Ambition. . . to be a Cinematographer. Activities. . . Photography Club 3 , President 4. BETSY NEWELL Betsy Vivacious, Paris, indepen- dent. Ambition. . . to travel. Activities. . . Yearbook Staff; Senior Play; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Basketball 1,4; Soft- ball 2; Jr. Red Cross 1, Se- cretary 2; A. F. S. 1, 2; Chorus 1,2,3; One Act Plays 1,2. WILL1AN DUNCAN O ' BRIEN Willy Hardworking, lots of fun, easy-going. Ambition. . . to be an en- gineer. Activities. Football 1. RUTH MILL YE O ' CONNELL Ruth Quiet, dependable, steak. Ambition. . . to make some- body happy. KENNETH WILLIAM ODETT Ken Short, quiet, agreeable. Ambition. . . to succeed. Activities. . . Band 1, 2, 3. GERALD FRANK OUELLETTE Omelet Physique, witty, Thor. Ambition. . . to make people happy. f Activities. . . Gym Club 3, 4. LARRY EARL PARKER Larry Trainer, reliable, quiet. Ambition. . . to travel and be happy. Activities. . . Football 1, Manager 2; Cross-Country 2; Football and basketball trainer; Lettermans ' Club 4. 27 MAUREEN PAUL Cookie Intelligent, well dressed, dancing. Ambition. . . to become an English teacher. Activities. . . Honor Society 4; A. F. S. 3; Gym Club 4. KIRK ROBERT PAULSON Kirrrrrk Dramatic, blondes, California. Ambition, architect. Activities. Play to be an Senior FRANK BYERS PEAIRS Frank Ambitious, smart, a panic. Ambition. . . to go into conservation. Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; A. F. S. 3, 4; One Act Plays 1,2,3; Senior Play. BECKY SUE PEOPLES Peeps Long hair, Corvair, paper route. Ambition. . . to be an IBM Computer Pro- grammer. Activities. . . Baseball 2,3. GLORY ANNA MAE PEOPLES Glory Hard-working, quiet, Bay State. Ambition. . . to be happy. Activities. . . Baseball 2, 3. JEANE MARIE PHANEUF Jean Loquacious, sense of humor, intelligent. Ambition. . . to be an exe- cutive secretary. Activities. . . Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 4; BRIAN REGINALD PIERCE Brian Shy, sting rays, fried chick- en. Ambition. . . to join the Navy. NANCY CAROLYN PORTER Nancy Long hair, enthusiastic, singing. Ambition. . . secretarial work. Activities. . . One Act Plays 1,3; Senior Play. 28 ROBERT WYNN PORTER Bob Blonde, quiet, likeable. Ambition. . . to be an engi- neer. Activities. . . Fr. , Football, Lib. 3,4, AFS. , 3,4 (Treas.) JANICE ANN RABIDOU Janice Pretty, lobster, nice hair. Ambition. . . office work. ANN POSKITT Annie P. Slim, 24, musty. Ambition. . . to work with people. Activities. . .Jr. Red Cross 1,2, 3,4; A. F. S. 3; Library Club 3, Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Basketball 2,3 4; Senior Pl ay. PAULA ANN REBAKAS Paula Intelligent, friendly, good actress. Ambition. . . to join the peace corps and to see the world. Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3,4; Oriel 1,2,3,4; One Act Plays 1,2,3; Senior Play. DAVID WAYNE POTTER Dave Quiet, helpful, snow- blower. Ambition. . . to be a chef. Activities. . . Senior Play; One Act Play 2. CAROL REIMAN Carol Pretty, popular, artistic. Ambition. . . to be happy. Activities. . . A. F. S. 2; Oriel 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Class Vice President 1,2,3; Secretary 4; D. A.R. Representative; Senior Play. JEANNE POTTER Jeanne Friendly, ambitious, water skiing. Ambition. . . to go to colleg Activities. . . Oriel 4; Li- brary Club 4; One Act Plays 3; Senior Play. EDGAR BRADFORD RIDLEY Brad Friendly, good-natured great personality. Ambition. . . to go to college Activities. .. A. F. S. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Oriel 3,4; Senior Play; Yearbook. 29 JANE ROBINSON Jane Clown, amiable, Sterling. Ambition. . . to become a home economics teacher. Activities... F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; A.F. S. 2,3; Oriel 2; Chorus 2,3,4; One Act Plays COLETTE MARY ROMER Colette Vivacious, unassuming, Housatonic. Ambition. . . to become a history teacher. Activities. . . Chorus 3, 4; Band 3,4; Oriel 4. STEVEN DANA RONNQUIST Steve Good-looking, quiet, easy- going. Ambition. . . to become an engineer. Activities. . . Student Coun- cil 1; Football 2,3,4. I. ELIZABETH ANN ROSS Beth Ambitious, hard worker, babysitting. Ambition. . . to be a regis- tered nurse. Activities. . . Oriel 3,4. RICHARD PETER ROSSI Dick Industrious, soft spoken, water-skiing. Ambition. .. to become an engineer in Mechanical Design Tech. JOANNE RUCHINSKAS JoAnne Outgoing, great personality , contagious laugh! Ambition. . . to be a teacher. Activities. . . Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Girls ' State Representative; Library Club 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4; A.F. S. 2,3,4. JUNE ANN RYAN June Quiet, helpful, pretty hair. Ambition. . . to be a secre- tary. Activities. Chorus 1. PAUL MINARD SALSMAN Sals Casual, lots of fun, Chase Paper. Ambition. . . to be an accoun tant. Activities. . . Cross Country 2 30 ;| . i. M KENNETH A. SANFORD Sanny Physique, quiet, gymnast. Ambition. . . to be happy. Activities. . . Football 1, 2; Gym Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL F. SCANLON Scans Short? easy to get along with, athletic. Ambition. . . to go to college. Activities. . . Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; Letterman ' s Club 3, Secretary 4; A.F. S. 4. LINDA JANE SCOTT Linda Quiet, cooperative, roller skating. Ambition. . . to be happily married. BRIAN J. SHELBURNE Brute Intelligent, industrious, those jokes! Ambition. . . to be a mathe- metician. Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook; One Act Plays 2, 3; Senior Play. ALAN P. SILVESTRY Alan Sports, 11, friendly. Ambition. . . to be a writer. Activities. . . Baseball 3, 4; Letterman ' s Club 4; Foot- ball 4. MARK FRANCIS ST. PIERRE Saint Popular, Gemini V, SBPC. CARL S. TEA SD ALE Carl Quiet, easy-going, Corvette. WALTER JAY STAPLES Jody Handsome, SBPC, great personality. Ambition. . . to graduate from Ambition. . . to be an aero Ambition. . .to graduate from Worcester Tech. nautical engineer, college. Activities. . . Class treasurer Activities. .. Student Council 1, President 3, 4; Honor 2, Vice President 3, Presi- Society 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, dent 4; Football 2,3,4; 4; Letterman ' s Club Treasur- Letterman ' s Club 4 er 4. 31 DOUGLASS PAUL TESCHNER, FLA VIA LUCIA TORREAO JR. Flav Tesch Versatile, out-going, snow. Enthusiastic, sense of humor, Ambition. .. to be a diplomat puns. Activities. .. A. F. S. 4; Ex- Ambition. . . to go to Vietnam change Student; Student Coun- Activities. . . Chorus 3,4; or become a forest ranger. cil, 4; Library Club 4. Cross Country 2. Activities. . . Student Council 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; Football 1. RICHARD J. TETREAULT Tate Carefree, good looking, S.B.P.C. Ambition. . . to go to college. DANIEL JOSEPH TORTORA Danny Lots of fun, smiling, that Rambler. Ambition. . . to be a success- ful mechanical engineer. Activities. . . Cross Country 2. SALLY ANN TOWNE Sal Popular, that smile , pretty. Ambition. . . to work with children. Activities. . .Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4 Secretary Honor Society 4; Cheer- leader 3; Basketball 3,4. DEBORAH AMES TURNER Debbie Pretty, dramatic, Colum- bia. Ambition. . . to be a foreign language interpreter. Activities. . . Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Chorus 3,4; A.F.S. 2; F.T.A. 3,4. PETER AMES TYLER JEANNE FRANCES URE Pete Mold Musical, good dancer, sense Friendly, Dramatic, North- of humor. boro. Ambition. . . to be a Million- Ambition. . . To tra vel, aire. Activities. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 32 RONALD CARL WERME Ronnie Always foolin ' around, girls, Chase Paper. Ambition. . . to be a printer. RUSSELL DAVID WERME Rusty Sense of humor, friendly, casual. Ambition. . . to be a funeral director. LYNDA SHIRLEY WITKOWSKI Lynda Friendly, helpful, pretty blond Ambition. . . to be happy Activities. . . Honor Society 2,3, 4;- Yearbook Staff; Class Officer 2; Chorus 2,3, 4; F. T.A. 3,4; A. F. S. 2; One Act Plays; Senior Play. KENNETH A. YANKEE Yank Wolf, sense of humor, cars Ambition. . .to become an engineer LINDA CAROL YATES Lynn Small, blond, friendly Ambition. . . to graduate from college and become a secre- tary. Activities. . . Senior Play; Li- brary Club 4; F. T.A. 4; Chorus 3,4. DARRELL DORSEY Darrell New-comer, talkative, blond Ambition. . . to be successful 33 Senior MOST ARTISTIC GIRL MOST ARTISTIC BOY Susan Day Richard Donovan PRETTIEST GIRL Sally Johnson 34 HANDSOMEST BOY Walter Staples GIRL ' S AND BOY ' S STATE D.A.R. AND GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Jfc appiness having a slim, dark eyed Brazilian with us for our last year at W. H. S. Always ready to join in on the action, Flavia Torreao - our exchange student - has shared both the work and the good times of the class of ' 67. We hope that she has enjoyed being here as much as we have enjoyed having her, and our only regret is that she could not have stayed here longer. She has added the final touch to our years at W. H. S. and is a welcome part of our Senior Story. . . . . . Our JRanij TJiciories JKacfe j7 Cas er 7o Icce ) Oar Jew disappointments. MINUTES SECONDS nn •••• •••• I i PERIOD : : Rim-PLiiv ••• •••• • • • • • • •••• •••• IVE5TB0R0 VISITOR 43 4S 49 51 Donna Cross Robert Conley Thomas Curtis Carol Day Nancy Davis Richard DeLong Thomas Despres Francis Drake Scott Duffey Joyce Dwinnell Bruce Dwyer Judith Emery Robert Errington Beverly Euloth Bonnie Fields Marilyn Fisher Carol Flynn Barbara Foster Kathleen Francoeur Timothy French Donna Gage Kathy Gardner Charles Gareri Charles Goddard Thomas Goff Ann Granger Veronica Greska Lynne Hackett 52 Laurie Harpin Gregory Harrington Michael Haskell Joan Healy Donna Hennigan Alan Hero Joanne Horgan Joseph Humber Ann Johnson George Kane Mary Kane Judith Keller Kathleen Keller Merrill Kennison Christine Kent Jean Kimball Robert Landsdowne Helen Laptewicz Susan Lawhead Jane Lombard Thomas Lorraine Patrick Macomber Bruce MacConnell Paula MacConnell Dianne MacMillan Deborah Manning Carolyn Mason Jennifer McCabe Rolande McGinnis Russell McPherson Judith Mickelson Kenneth Monteith Daniel Moynihan Kevin Murphy Carolyn Nelson Susan Nelson Jennifer Nourse Francis O ' Connell Velma Orsi Betsy Quelle tte John Pardee Philip Parker William Parker Cheryl Parkin Howard Patterson Larry Peterson James Phaneuf Robert Phaneuf Janice Porter Janice Powell Helen Pratt Victoria Quick ' f ft jfrg 4 | Howard Quimby Janice Richards Dean Ridley Jacolyn Rossi Steven Roszko Karen Romer Nancy Sellar Dana Smith Derry Smith Kenneth Smith Mark Smith James Shannon Leslye Smith Peter Starbird Gerald Stearns Marcia Stone Patricia Tatro Diane Thayer Jeanne Theriault David Thomas Susan Tolman Richard Weir Kevin Welsh Linda Welsh Lynne Whitney Richard Whiton Donna Wilder Ronald Williams Picture Not Available: Teresa Mitchell Kimberly Wolfe Mark Glasier Linda Johnson 55 1 W ii V 1 r r | James DeArmond John DeCarolis Kathleen Dehey Jane Dempsey Vincent D ' Errico Ronald DiProfio Linda Dow Stephen Dwyer Ross Eldridge Betsy Emery Kay Erickson Kathleen Fallon Jayne Flynn Michael Galica Daniel Garvey Gary Ferrandino William Fisk Alan Flemmin Brian Gatley Paul Gavelis Barbara-Ann Gill Gregory Gilmore Barry Graham Michael Graham Kenneth Hawes Kathleen Hayes Amy Heath Andrew Herbert 58 Eileen Hodgdon Lenore Howard William Humber Robert Husband Peter Imse Carol Indge Cheryl Johnson Steven Karlgren Gail Kalagher Kathleen Kelleher Elizabeth Keller Deborah Kemp Charles Kendrick James Kenworthy Shirley Kimball Deborah Knox Wayne Krause Lois Ladner Karl Lahna Douglas Legg John Libbey Pamela Looney Astrid Lorentzson Jean McDonald Karen McDonald Charles McGrath John McNiff John Macomber 59 Maureen McGonagle Jeffrey Melin Sharon Middleton Brian Monaghan Joseph Miller Sharon Miller Caren Monroe Philip Moro James Morrissey Peter Morrissey Diane Nelson Marcia Odett John Orlando Charlene Page Carolyn Parker George Parker Kitty-Rena Parker Christina Paul Christina Paulson Gerald Phaneuf John Porter Linda Porter Laurie Potter Kevin Rabidou Thomas Rennell Philip Rice Jonathan Rich Joan Roche William Rogers Corlyn Romer Jeffrey Ronnquist Mary Ruchinskas Kirby Russell Francis Ryan Jane Scanlan Elaine Selwood Douglas Shaw Victoria Simonelli Norman Small Kenneth Smith Mary Smith Nancy Stanton Joseph Stagliano Bradley Stull Geraldine Suprenant Wallace Taylor Christine Teasdale Virginia Tetreault David Teschner Vaughn Thibodeau Eileen Trank Susan Tolles Diane Uhlman Donna Van Dam Richard Voutas Steven Ware -3 61 Robert Weir Nancy Wheeler Carolyn Whittles Jane Wilder James Wilkinson Doreen Williams Linda Williams Linda Wolfe PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Charles Fay Robert Forss Henry Hart Richard Migliozzi Oh Mr. Porter. You say the funniest things ! 62 David De Wolfe Barbara Donovan Carolyn Donovan Jeffrey Dwyer Paul Erickson Ruby Errington Kenneth Fahey Frederick Farson David Fields David Foss Anne Francesco Mary Ellen Francoeur Doris French Dale Furbish Phylis Gage Bruce Gilmore Kimberly Gould Paul Graham Kathy Hannon Marcia Hansbury Beverly Harrington James Harvey John Hayes Melissa Hennessey Russell Hicks James Hicks Susan Hicks Paul Hogan Elizabeth Holbrook Barbara Hunnicutt Christine Hunter Constance Indge James Jeffries Cynthia Johnson Robert Johnson Rosemary Judge Jill Kellner Susan Kenworthy Philip Kittredge Ronald Ladner Linda La Pierre Ralph Lee Joseph Looney John Lund James MacConnell Bruce Mac Millan John Ma lone Denise Mandella Susan Manning Marilyn Merchant Steven McGrath John McKinley William McMahon Bruce Miller Jay Moore Arlyn Moulton 66 Carolyn Muise Daniel Mullen James Murphy Thomas Nelpi Lisa Newark Cynthia Noyes Jacqueline O ' Connell Daniel O ' Neil Steven Orlando .Neal Orsi Kenneth Parkin Walter Perron Robert Perry Gary Pierce Larry Piers Mark Plotczyk Beth Plummer Gary Poisson Karl Porter Pamela Porter Stephen Powell Bruce Pratt Elizabeth Pratt Claudia Quimby Norman Ratt ' ey George Rebakas Richard Roche Lucy Rollinson i r ■ r Ml V ' ' «r A 4 67 ' if; A J 68 ; ' | Robert Salah Walter Sargeant Marilyn Saucier Muriel Saucier Kenneth Scalia Joanne Scott Victor Shelburne Richard Shelton Lenora Shutkufski Patricia Stanton Deborah Steere Melissa Sutton Teresa Thompson Jay Tortora Craig Tyler Jane Uebelhack John Ure Donald Usher Lanette Vigneau Nancy W alert Gregory Walcott John Walden Raymond Warner Herbert Waters Dane Wheeler Ralph White Valerie Whiton Deborah Whittington an aids JooiSaff Ueam FRONT ROW: Alan Sylvestry, James Carr, Richard DeLong, David Barclay, Doug Boyden, Paul Scanlon, Ben Harvey, Captain; Gerald Furbish, Scott Clark, Steven Ronnquist, Walter Staples, Charles Davis, Dan Garvey, Scott Duffey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Joseph Maw hiney, Head Coach; William Humber, Bruce MacConnell, Ronald Brown, Richard Voutas, Jeff Ronnquist, Frances Ryan, Robert Davis, Robert Weir, James DeArmond, Peter Starbird, Anthony Curtis, Kevin Welsh, Richard Weir, David Collins, Manager; Mr. Carter, Coach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lazaras, Coach; John Libbey, Steve Dwyer, Kevin Rabidou , John Porter, Wayne Krouse, Andy Herbert, Richard Migliossi, Douglas Legg, Barry Graham, Brian Ashworth, George Kane, Alan Dodd. FOURTH ROW: Howard Patterson, David Teschner, Larry Parker, Manager; Brian Gatley, Joseph Stagliano, Greg Gilmore, Philip Parker. 73 74 75 FRONT ROW: Charles Goddard, Daniel Garvey, Douglas Boyden, Scott Clark, Paul Scanlan, David DeSiata, John Hogan, Robert Landsdowne, Howard Quimby. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Kirby, Coach; William Fisk, Kirby Russell, Robert Husband, Wallace Taylor, Howard Patterson, John Libbey, John Hayes, David Teschner, Norman Small, Mr. Richard LaDuke Coach. THIRD ROW: Wayne French, Paul Bilodeau, Jay Tortora, John McNiff, John Curtis, Robert Weir, John Boyd, Larry Parker. 76 77 78 Cross Goun ry ufeam FRONT ROW: Wayne Banks, William Ainsworth, Kenneth Smith, Jeffrey Melin, Henry Ainsworth, Robert Landsdowne, Howard Quimby, David DeSiata, Captain; John Hogan, Patrick Macomber, Daniel Moynihan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Masters, Coach; Russell Hicks, Wayne French, Manager; Henry Hart, Kevin Gilmore, Mark MacDonald, Kevin Murphy, Charles Goddard, Steven Comtois, Roger Braley. 79 STANDING: Robert Husband, Paul Hogan, Daniel Garvey, David Teschner, Robert Landsdowne, William Fisk, Charles Kendrick, Norman Small, Coach Kirby, James Shannon. The Westboro High School Golf Team, under the su- pervision of Coach Kirby is one of the most outstand- ing golf teams in Massachusetts. For the past ten years they have won the League Championship and have twice won the State Championship. The Class of 1967 extends its best wishes and luck to the team and coach in the years to come. 80 !7]ase6aJT Ueam FRONT ROW: John Hogan, Frank DeSiata, Michael Healy, Francis McDowell, Jan Gebo, Jon Piper, Alan Sylvestri. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mewhiney, Coach; Kevin Welsh, David DeSiata, Scott Clark, Mark St. Pierre, Mark McDonald, Anthony Curtis, Henry Ainsworth, Mr. Heckman, Coach. THIRD ROW: David Libbey, Joe Stagliano, Richard Weir, Wally Taylor, Gary Ferrindino, Robert Weir, Bruce MacConnell. FIRST ROW: Betsy Ouellette, Gloryanna Peoples, Melancy Bullard, Christine Lightbody, Lynn Heywood, Sally Towne, Sally Blois, Marjorie Fisher, Joanne Ahronian. SECOND ROW: Shirley Kimball, Mary Smith, Linda Wolfe, Mary Kane, Marilyn Fisher, Lenore Howard, Jeanette Ahronian. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nickerson, Coach; Jane Scanlan, Nancy Stanton, Virginia Tetreault, Victoria Simonelli, Derry Smith. 81 G ieer eac ers STANDING: Betty Baker, Joan Anderson, Mary Smith, KNEELING: Betsy Emery, Kathy Gardner, Lenore Howard. JKajorettes STANDING: Lynda Harvey, Pam Murphy, Susan Day, Ann Poskitt, Nancy Bedley, KNEELING: Carol Day, Susan Bodge, Candy Wright. 82 FRONT ROW: Nancy Sellar, Cheryl Parkin, Betsy Newell, Ann Poskitt, Christine Lightbody, Sally Towne, Nancy Hudson, Marjorie Fisher, Karen Bogosian, Melancy Bullard. SECOND ROW: Miss Mabel Stead, Coach; Diane Chambers, Linda Wolfe, Kitty-Rena Parker, Heather Clark, Susan Lawhead, Victoria Simo- nelli, Betsy Davis, Cynthia Blethen, Jennifer Nourse. THIRD ROW: Carol Flynn, Anne Marie Francesco, Stephanie Wolfe, Shirley Kimball, Jane Scanlan, Mary Ruchinskas, Claudia Quimby, Arlyn Moulton, Doris French. 83 84 What hole in the roof? If looks could kill, . . . 85 FRONT ROW: Joan Anderson, Melancy Bullard, Suzanne McMahon, Betsy Newell, Shirley Greska, Connie Mason, Diane Chambers, Christina Paul, Bonnie Fields, Holly Kimball. SECOND ROW: Michael Boyden, Patricia Tatro, Jane Cassinari, Leslie Smith, Heather Clark, Susan Tolles, Melissa Hennessey, Gail Antonio, Paul Erickson, Richard Donovan. THIRD ROW: Barbara Donovan, Mrs. Eloise Nickerson, Walter Sargeant , James Harvey, Bruce MacMillan, Gregory Gilmore, Gerald Ouellette, James Shannon, Thomas Lorraine, Ronald Brown, Kenneth Sanford , Mr. Richard Carter. 86 FRONT ROW: Astrid Loremzson, Alida Corey, Douglas Teschner, Treasurer; Carol Flynn, Vice President; Marcia Stone, Secretary; Walter Staples, President; Nancy Hudson. SECOND ROW; Miss Spinney, Advisor; Myron Rogers, Wendy Alden, Barbara Hunnicutt, Jane Uebelhack, Mary Smith, Richard Balser. THIRD ROW: Alan Dodd, Scott Duffy, Thomas Despres, Robert Landsdowne, William Fisk, Peter Imse, Gerald Phaneuf. Under the direction of Miss Spinney and Mr. Flem- ing, the advisors, the Student Council, consisting of five representatives from each class, helps to promote better student faculty relationships. The Council sponsors spectator busses to football and basketball games, two school stores, at least two dances, and a work day to help raise money for two senior scholarships. 88 S a Deborah Blakely, Pamela Murphy, JoAnne Ruchinskas, Co-Editor; Dorothy Hansbury Co-Editor; Janice Eldridge, Lynda Witkowski. STANDING: Miss O ' Malley, Adviser; Betsy Newell, Bradford Ridley, Gerald Furbish, Brian Shelburne, Robert Goddard, Susan Bullard. Not Present: Mrs. Murphy, Adviser The Cotton Gin is produced each year for the students. Its purpose is to serve as a reminder of our years at Westboro High School. FRONT ROW: Janice Richards, Janice Eldridge, Lynda Witkowski, Helen Laptewicz, Secretary; Joseph Laptewicz, President; Nancy Hudson, Vice President; Larry Peterson, Treasurer; Jean Phaneuf, Paula Rebakas, Sally Towne, SECOND ROW; Mrs. Burnham, Adviser; Jane Lombard, Marilyn Fisher, Kimberly Wolfe, Marjorie Fisher, Pa mela Murphy, Ruth Burnham, Susan Bullard, Deborah Turner, Jacalyn Rossi, Laurie Harpin, Alida Corey. THIRD ROW: Frank Peairs, Alan Dodd, Gerry Furbish, Mark St. Pierre, Larry Parker, John Gavelis, Anthony Curtis, Brian Shelburne. One of the highest honors a student at Westboro High School can attain is election to the National Honor Society. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. The society sponsors dances and food sales to raise money for an annual scholarship and offers a special tutoring service for any student needing help. 90 FRONT ROW: Jennifer McCabe, Charles Gareri, Sally Johnson, Vice President; Scott Clark, President; Sally Towne, Treasurer; Elaine Foster, Linda Darling. SECOND ROW: Mr. Markvenas, Advisor: Deborah Knox, Laurie Harpin, Ann Poskitt, Deborah Battles, Ann Johnson, Virginia Tetrault, Jane Flynn. THIRD ROW: Betsy Emery, Bruce Pratt, Ron Allen, Howard Quimby, Paul Bilodeau, Astrid Lorentzon. The American Junior Red Cross is a service organi- zation which gives the students of Westboro High the opportunity to aid others. During the year, it holds drives for clothing, toys, and baskets to help those in need. 91 FRONT ROW: Kathleen Fallon, Kimberly Wolfe, Charlene Capalbo, Jane Lombard, Jennifer Nourse, Susan Tolles, Eileen Hodgdon, Astrid Lorentzson, Jane Flynn. SECOND ROW; Victoria Simonelli, Elaine Foster, Pam Murphy, Jean Phaneuf, Dean Ridley, Vice President; Ruth Burnham, Treasurer; JoAnne Ruchinskas, President; Alan Dodd, Secretary; Janice Eldridge, Patricia McGrath, Linda Yates. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Elberfeld, Advisor; James Phaneuf, Deborah Blades, Carolyn Mason, Gail Carney, Gail Kalagher, Marcia Stone, Carol Brooks, Patricia Forrest, Jeanne Potter, Nancy Sellar, Jane Dempsey, Mark McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Paul Gavelis, Larry Peterson, Karl Lahna, Russell McPherson, William Barton, Gerald Furbish, Robert Porter, John Gavelis, Eric Engberg, Gregory Brackett, David Thomas, Frank Peairs. 92 Li hi rar y G uS The forty-five volunteer student Library Assistants under the direction of Mrs. Elberfeld, Librarian, make up the Westboro High School Library Club. This group sponsors a snow sculpturing contest and a dance in February and awards a fifty dollar scholarship to one of its members. As working members, they devote two periods a week to library duty, arrange displays, maintain a scrapbook of school activities, and run a paper-back bookstore. Monthly meetings with varied programs and an annual outing round out the year ' s activities. ill f j£ ' nj| 93 FRONT ROW: Donna Gage, Carol Flynn, Laurie Potter, Kathy Keller, Lynn Yates, Lynda Witkowski, Kathy Byrnes, SECOND ROW: Helen Laptewicz, Pamela Murphy, Nancy Hudson, Parliamentarian; Lynne Hackett, Treasurer; Sally Blois, President; Laurie Harpin, Vice President; Jennifer Nourse, Secretary; Constance Caiola, Chris Lightbody, Debbie King. THIRD ROW: Mr. Porter, Advisor: Joanne Horgan, Linda Johnson, Patricia Tatro, Helen Pratt, Gail Clark, Jane Robinson, Linda Wolfe, Mary Ruchinskas, Kay Erickson, Lynda Welch, Christine Paul, Diane Chambers, STANDING: Deborah Blades, Deborah Turner, Nancy Davis, Gail Carney Deborah Coomey, Jane Scanlon, Philip Parker, Deborah Blakely, Cheryl Parkin, Melancy Bullard, Gail Kalagher, Leslie Haywood, Rolande McGuiness The Future Teachers of America is an organization made up of students who want to learn about the teach- ing profession. 94 Oriel Staff SITTING: Miss Robertson, Advisor; Patricia Tatro, Paula Rebakas, Mr. Ballard, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Fisher, Susan Lawhead, Jennifer Nourse, Connie Mason, Deborah King, Lynda Harvey, David Collins, Jeanne Potter. THIRD ROW: Thomas Gardner, Brad Ridley, Colette Romer, Carol Brooks, Karen DeCarolis, Claudia Quinby, Carol Reiman, Carol Heath. THIRD ROW: Patricia Forrest, Kathy Byrnes, Patricia McGrath, Nancy Porter, Elizabeth Ross, Joyce Griffin. The Oriel staff is made up of students from the four classes. They are responsible for the writing, business, art work, and production of the Oriel. For the past two years the staff has been taking a more active role in the content of our magazine. Participation in local news conferences by our staff has resulted in new ideas which we hope will soon be incorporated into the Oriel. 95 The Photography Club is a new organization com- posed of junior and senior students. The club annual- ly produces a film of Westboro High School for the foreign exchange student. m SITTING: Robert Porter , Alida Corey , Flavia Torreao , Sally Johnson , Kevin Gilmore. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Fields, Nancy Hudson, Sally Towne, Merrill Kennison, Mrs. MacQueen, Advisor; Joy Diedering, Susan Tol- man, Janice Powell, Janice Porter, Kathleen Hayes. SECOND ROW: Brad Ridley, Mary Alice Benjamin, Gail Kallagher, Virginia Tetreault, Gail Clark, Ruth Burnham, David Collins, Marcia Stone, Connie Mason. THIRD ROW: Thomas Depres, Larry Peterson, Dean Ridley, Paul Scanlon, Anthony Curtis, Kathy Corcoran, Henry Hart, Vincent D ' Erricco, Benjamin Harvey. Westborough High School has been affiliated with the American Field Service since 1960. We have received stu- dents from Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Belgium, Peru, Australia and Brazil. Some of our pupils also have had the privilege of visiting foreign lands. We have sent student- ambassadors to Finland, Brazil, Germany and France. Our main purpose in this two-way experiment is to awaken in our- selves understanding and appreciation of foreign cultures and to give foreigners an honest view of American life. This dip- lomacy on a small scale undertaken in pursuit of the ideal of brotherhood. 97 , r r- r Ik i ii r Geraldine Suprenant, Beth Plummer, Connie Indge, Barbara Hunnicutt, Kimberly Gould, Mary Smith, Cheryl Parkin, Jean Kimball, Kathleen Kelleher, Nancy Wisniewski, Pat Looney, Barbara Marshall. SECOND ROW: Bruce Moulton, Kenneth Smith, Ross Eldridge, Mark Plotczyk, Kenneth Parkin, Corlyn Romer, Jane Uebelhack, Dorothy French, Elizabeth Holbrook, Colette Romer, Gary Arnold, Chris Bogden, Richard Shelton, Douglas Shaw, Craig Tyler, Kenneth Monteith, Charles Ainsworth, Peter Tyler, Peter Imse, Jeffrey Melin, Ronald Williams, Gharles Goddard, William Fisk, Anthony Curtis, John Libby, How- ard Patterson, David De Siata, Bruce Mac Connell, Frank Baker, Douglas I-egg. 98 o 9 JBetiermen y s GfuS Officers 101 ■ ' ■h ' lliiii ' i ' • ' Hi Congratulations and the best of luck! 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