Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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Q 8 Sy : 64 Ar 3 ' 7f I ,irfoutfldll CS-f EDITOR IN CHIEF Freda Shepherd ASSOCIATE EDITORS Patnc1a Walsh W1ll1arn Rosa Kathleen Leahy LITERARY EDITORS STUDENT ACTIVITIES PHOTOGRAPHY Mary Hartnett Carmel G1ll1s Eleanor Kxrkell Ioan Hunnefeld Russell Gould Brenda Corcoran SPORTS ART HUMOR Margery Beddeos Sara lane Marsh Edythe Carnes Samuel Cavallaro Iudrth Gratcyk Mane M1CGl1ZZ1 BUSINESS MANAGERS COMPOSITION Anthony Marmram Paul MacMulhn Ioyce Corum Ruth Howell Iune Goss Robert Barboza ssJ5J 'bf Au., ' xfimiz? May 16 1957 Youth prepares lor the challenge of lrle by a broad traxmnq cmd develop ment Wllh spec1al stress on the lntellectual A machme operaunq at mal-nmum capaclty IS efflcxert as IS the schooner under full sa1l Man an mtellectual be rnq can fm. non efl1c1ently only when all h1s facrlxtres are developed to capac You have reached a dec1s1ve DOIH1 IH llle, and one that w1ll deterrmne the course ol your future How ready are you to assume the responsrbrlmes ol Cll rzenshlp IH th1S country whlch IS the local pomt of a hlqhly cornpentrve world? Your own apprarsal should best deterrmne your plans for future study and 1rn provernent So strrve 1D your quest for knowledge that you never oecome se'l sauslxed Be effrcrent cmzens, and may you always enloy real happmess' 4 Zi f ,Q ' V V, ', . , , V V r r -an I V ,, , I have xg A r , ,, Wu V ' V . ' XLT A .W ,M Arno M ,fa ' 'X' .7-fy, -A?k' . -' X f' '917 ff, , awww' f x,e 4-N ,f ,, + .. ,lb f X I A . , , 'QC - 1lY. it CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Your formal educat1on IS now completed Some ot you w1ll cont1nue your educat1on oth ers ot you w1ll set out to carve your careers I would l1ke to leave th1s thought w1th you Goodness and greatness corne mostly to those who have the advantage of 1ntell1gent care 1n ch1ldhood and ennobhng teach1ng and env1r onment 1n the teens to those who have the best types ot compan1ons 1n thelr youth ln youth the most potent mtluence for good or ev1l lS exerc1sed by cornpan1onsh1p Youth r1ghtly employed 1n acqurrrng and pract1c1ng des1rable knowledge and kept 1n sate assoc1 at1on has to ut1l1ze well the tune avalloble to 1t rn order to be turnlshed w1th the armor to hght the battle of hte Materlal greatness 1S not everythxng The dttterence between mater1al and moral great ness hes 1n th1s ln the mater1al world great ness cannot be shared w1th others mthout d1 m1n1sh1ng ones own but 1n moral hte great ness not only can be shared w1th others equal ly but when so shared makes the g1ver no los er but rather greater and happ1er st1ll May each ond everyone ot you real1ze your amb1t1on 1n hte HAROLD E DRISCOLL ASS1SlGHl Pr1nc1pal gm Your tenure as students at W1lm1ngton I-hgh School has come to an end You have rece1v ed an educat1on wh1ch should provlde the tools tor each of you to carve your 1nd1v1dual hves Some of you are by your own w1ll determ1na t1on and apphcatlon better equlpped than oth ers Yet all of you regardless ot course selec t1on lnterest and vocat1on have been devel op1ng to a greater or lesser degree one tunda mental tra1t wh1ch IS tnescapable throughout the rematnder ot tlme Thts tra1t 1S the ab1l1ty to get along w1th others There are no grades on your reports for th1s tra1t lt 1S one of the many 1ntang1bles that make up that great over all personahty Yet as you have dealt Wllh people IH the past and w1ll so cont1nue through the future you Wlll f1nd th1s underlyxng phase of educatton of v1tal nnportance IH many hte srtuatxons that you w1ll encounter Your Joys and sorrows successes and ta1lures happmess and dlsap polntments all have and w1ll conttnue to Work on your personahty so that you as an 1nd1v1d ual w1ll be one whom everyone loves honors respects and 1S truly grat1t1ed to know and call tnend or you w1ll t1nd yourself extremely l1m 1ted or alone The dec1s1on as to what type you W1ll be 1S yours Congratulatrons to you upon the successful complet1on ot your h1gh school educat1on and graduatton May th1s be the begmnrng ot htes path May your hopes dreams amb1 tlons and plans be reahzed to thelr fullest BERNARD P MCMAHON Pr1nc1pal Nav , 1 I V I I I I j 1 A If 1 , I , II t If I 1 1 I I I I If III 123211 I ' brighter days, as you continue your trek down - I n - . l f I . I . AI 1, I I lf' 'Dv F f 'Sai Y' Q5 If 4 fdthmk MRS EVELYN R. ANDERSEN Art Supervlsor MR. BRADBURY Trigonometry Algebra C. P, Moth Shop Math Geometry Student Council Advisor an MR FRED BELLISSIMO Boys Phys1cal Educatlort Head Football Coach Aeslstant Baseball Coach MIR. PAUL CIANO Art Advlsor to Art Clubs ,-ff i 5 2 5 fp! N 'KV X MR DOMENIC DE GRAZIA Instrumental Direcior MR. ANTHONY I DE LUCA MISS ELENE W. FARELLO Head of Science Depcriment Chemistry Biology Physics Chemistry Lab. Pyshics Lab. Student Council Advisor ff! 1. MISS ANNE M. FROTTEN Enqlish Assistant Girls' Coach 5 -RQ i Aw,-ws MRS. NANCY K. GEARY Latin German Advisor to Foreiqn Lanquaqe Club ff? ,.,.,- rd MR. ALFRED G. HAMBELTON MISS MARGARET M. HOHNER Industrial Arts Speech Enqlish Health Advisor Senior Class Advisor to Drcimatics Club Senior Play Director Aavisor to Yearbook .ps-, fl K isp' f xl... fu MISS LORRAINE M. KALIL Music t,i .pvf - MR. CHARLES R. KEADY Alqebra 1 Shop Math General Math Plane Geometry Latin Assistant Coach of Football and Baseball Senior Class Advisor :wg 8 1, ,I 5 F .N .. xi 'E l MR. I1-XMB E. KELLEY MISS LAURA MARLAND U, S. History Head ol English Department World History New Alpha Advisor Civics Sophomore Class Advisor Hockey Coach 6 Sf f -5? W1 151,57 MISS MARIORIE A. MARSHALL Eriqlish Iunior Class Advisor Wilminqton Hi Liles Advisor MISS REGINA MITCHELL Home Economics row ,' H 3 QM 'N I Lwx'm'kN.s x:.,,.xk Y w,,,s v V.. 1 , ,, ' aww al ,' QQY.. 4 Q 'lfffd-as' 'Q' x 9' 4 , ,iw be P41 ,,' 'ha 1 sl, Q , 5'! 'Q Va A,,n '4K4y o f' f' ' faq ' 7 ff .4 7 , A,,,,7 ,Q il' Q , n,' fs. of nf ' 50 MISS ALICE MCCARTHY Girls' Physical Education Girls' Coach MH. RICHARD I . MOLLOY lndustrial Arts 7.4, C MR- ROBERT MR. PAUL E. MURPHY Economics English Ge'-79mphY Advisor to Debating Club Ir. Class Advisor Basketball Coach 1 i i MISS IRENE M. SHARP Guidance Business Training Bookkeeping Business Math Sophomore Class Advisor F. T, A. Advisor U 1 ? MR. EDWARD SULLIVAN MR. PAUL SULLIVAN Science Industrial Arts Advisor to Science Club Tx lflv MRS. THESPINA TREARCHIS kms- MA-RY WAUGH Type 1, 2 History Sfengqrcrphy 1 Social Studies Clerical Practice l, 2 Freshman Class Advisor XZ' ,-5 MRS GEORGE WEBBER Head of Commercial Department Stenography Typewriting Oifice Machines Secretarial Office Practice Dean of Girls 1' IVIISS MARY WELLING Economic Geography Stenography 2 Type 2 Health Adv1sor to Commercial Club EW as if MR. HARLAND E. NNI-HTTREDGE Guidance Director Problems of Democracy Health MR. WALTER PIERCE Math Bookkeeping Business Math Advisor to Radio Club MISS IOAN NNILLIAMS Head of Language Department French Spanish National Honor Society Advisor Foreign Language Club Advisor MRS. VIRGINIA IJRICKSON Librarian mints 2 an WILLIAM DANA ROSA MARGERY FRANCES BEDDEOS Presldent Secreimv Czar. Oggm, RUSSELL IOHN GOULD ELEANOR LOUISE KIRKELL VICG Presrde-nt Treasurer 4 .L C K4 L S X, J I L .f I DAVID N ABERLE Dave Course Genercrll 2 3 4 ' ' DOUGLAS DAVID ANDERSEN Douqle Course College l 2 Mrxecl 3 4 ACIIVIIIGS Dance Com 2 3 4 Stu Gulde 3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Foot l 2 3 4 Int Bask 2 Pet Peeve Grrls who arent on tlme for a dale Hobby Sports Amb1l1OH To be a success SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BACON Bobby Course Commercral 3 4 Actxvrtres Glee Club 3 Malorette 3 Pet Peeve Not llvrnq rn Stoneham Ambrtron no qo to colleqe IOHIN HOWARD BALCOM Iohnny Course Commercrall 2 Prcxc Arts 3 4 Pet Peeve Homework Hobby Cars Ambrtron To earn enough to buy a new Ford CHARLES LAWRENCE BALLOU Charlxe Course Pract1calArls l 2 3 4 Achvrtres Alpha Stall 4 Hockey 4 Pet Peeve Settmg tvpe for the New Alpha Hobby My model A Ford Ambmon To burld cz real hot rod wlth all the works UK ROBERT PAUL BARBOZA Bob Course Collegel 2 3 4 Actxvrtres Yearbook Staff 4 Stu Guzde 3 4 Prom Com 3 4 Int Bask 2 3 Senlor Plcxy Cast 4 Foot ball 1 2 Semor Play Com 4 Mo tron Prcture Proyecuomst 3 4 Pet Peeve Cntlcal people and the gosslpmg that goes on at WHS Hobby Sports gzrls and hxmg cars Ambrtxon To declde the destxnatron of the caravan if MARGERY FRANCES BEDDEOS Margle Course Collegel 2 3 4 A IVIIISS V Pres l Sec 2 3 4 Yearbook Stall 4 Alpha Staff 4 Drama Club 3 4 Mav Queen All 2 Stu Guxde 3 4 Bask 2 Soft ball l Cheerleader 2 3 Co Cap tam 4 Dance Corn 2 3 4 Rally Com34 Pet Peeve Norsy eaiers Hobby Havrng fun IEAN BOUSFIELD Ieannle Course Commerclal l 2 3 4 Actxvrues Bandl 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Commerc1al Club 4 May oreiie 1 2 3 Remembrance Com 2 Orchestra 1 Pet Peeve Insurceniy Hobby Bob Ambltron Always to have a Fo d Thunderbrrd IOAN AUDREY BLANCHARD Ioame Course General l Commerc1al 2 Actrvmes Commerclal Club 4 Pet Peeve Grades l 12 golng to and from the aud1tor1um Hobby Sewlng Ambxtron To l1ve a happy lmfe ROBERT LOUIS BRISBOIS Brxsl Course Mlxed Z Gen 3 4 A hvmes Senxor Play Com 4 Base ball 2 Football 3 4 Pe Peeve Grrls who msrst wear ma Bermuda shorts Hobby Peggy and sports A lbll1OI'l To be a success '24 RAYMOND CLEMENT BOUDREAU Ray Course Collegel 2 Comm-erc1al3 ACIIVIIIQS Band l Football 4 Pet Peeve Concened gxrls Hobby Sporls danclng and glrls Arnbruon To be successful VIRGINIA HARRII-IT BRYN Gmny Cou se Commercral l 2 3 4 Acuvmes Prom Com 4 Pet Peeve People who are not on IIIHQ Amoluon To go to Su Valley o vzsn Margre a Q we 5, 1 , , 2 Z gg . 1, mx . Il 'I 3 I I I 5 5 ' , 3 . 2 ' , - -- 4 ct 1 . . 5 . , , 5 31 4 n . , D I A 2 : I - 5 . , 5 . 3 - ' I 5 4 , 1 . J - ' ' 3 I ' l ' 1 , , - ' 1 , - A - . Com. 3, 45 Sr. Play Cast 45 Prom ' - 5 5 j ' . ' , , . 4 - - - I ' F. . . I . I - . , . , f I I 5 - 2 , 5 A . 1 I .. Q Z ' ' ' on , ' 1 - , , . Z H 1 2 . M I QV? ' Q 1 PAUL H. BUDD Paul Course Pract1calArtsl 2 3 4 Pet Peeve Popular art1sts who Cov er Rock and Roll records Ambxtxon To sell bullet proof bath tubs NORMAN AUGUST CARLSON Swede Course Commercnall 2 3 4 Actxvxtxes Football l 2 Hocxey 2 3 e Peeve I cant ge out o :homeroom Hobby Wo K Arrrbmon To speak Erxqlrsn c WJ 1 DAVID BURNETT CALHOUN Senator Course College l 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Sen 1or Play Cast 4 Electnman for Dramatrcs Club Pet Peeve People who tell me you qotta do Ambmon T txre at 2l wx h 51 OOO U00 EDYTHE LEONOHA CARNES Edle Course Comrnerc all 2 3 4 CIIVIIES Stl.. Col, 2 Yea aotc urer 4 Drama Club 4 Glee rn a e 2 SO4DGll Sero G, Con 4 Stu Gu e 3 Pe Peexe Lost a aqurn 'me c e Loulses ca Hobby D rung A'1 lbl1O loour' car KATHLEEN G. CALNAN ..Kay,, Course Commerclal l 2 3 C1erer a ACTIV t1es Dance Com 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Stu Gurde 3 Senlor Play Com 4 Pet Peeve Gettmq up 1n the morn mq Hobby lohn Ambltxon To go to Hawau wrth Mer rxlyn A 46' SAMUEL IOSEPH CAVALLAHO Sam Course College 2 3 a on es u P es 3 Pes 4 1: ol:Sa 4 Apwaba 2 4 DG a ra Cluo 3 V Pes Ir ar1a'1 4 Stl. Gu ae 3 Baseball l 2 3 Co Capt 4 Ho Key 4 Nq Nag Drue 3 4 Jsber a Grad 3 Boys S ate Rep 3 P om Com 3 4 It Bask 2 3 Movx PoweCt1or1st 4 Sr Play Cai 4 Lance Co 2 3 4 Hobby Sports Lorry Ambltlon To mrmeograph the le ters for the boys ow the Caravan I .' - , . .' I .' ' ' I 4 - 1 4 ' ' ' . E . . , i. I V I 4 I ' ' 1 o re ' 't ' V Q . kr V' t . A 1 a , y- , ' 4 X I . 4 x x ' ' . 4 r ' A . 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't 2 ' . c ' A - . - 0- 1-A-5, 'W' ANNE CAVANAUGH Anne Course College 1 2 3 4 Activities Class Treas l Alpha Staff 3 4 Debating Club 3 Drama Clubl 3 4 Rotary Oratorical Contest 2 Stu Guide 3 4 Prom Com 3 4 Sr Play Cast 4 Dance C rn 2 3 4 Pet Peeve Conceited people Hobby My Ford Ambition To be successful ROSS ALEXANDER EDWARD COOMBS Coombs Course Prac A is l 2 Activities Chess and Cue Club 3 Football 2 4 Hockey 2 Pet Peeve Work Hobby Sports Ambition To own a big red con vertible BRENDA IANE CORCORAN Bren Course College l 2 3 4 Activities Yearbook Staff 4 Art Club 4 Debating Club 3 Drama Cl 3 4 Foreign lang Club 4 Sci ence Club 3 Stu Guide 3 Prom Com 3 4 Dance Com 3 4 Class Trip Com 4 Pet Peeve Staying in homeroom ac tivity period Hobby Skating and sewing Ambition To be successful in what ever I attempt Q IOYCE EDNA CORUM THOMAS PAUL CRAIG l0vCe 'Tom COurSerCO11ege1 2 3 4 Course: Commercial l 2, 3 4 Activities: Yearbook Statt 4g Drama. Activities, Alpha Sggff 4 Club l 3- Rotary Oratorical Con- . test 25 Stu. Guide 3, 4g Prom Com. :SbEj?v55r:V'HiS' 45 Sr. Play Com, 4 . ' Ambition: To put a '57 Cadillac Pet Peeve: Peo le who think they p through my own torture test know everything Hobby: Horseback riding, rug hook- ing, skating, and swimming Ambition: To find a cure for Enceph- alitis CAROL ANN CURRIER Carol' Course: College 3 4 Activities' Nat, Hon. Soc. 4- Debat- ing Club 3g Drama, C.ub 3, 45 Prom Com. 45 Science Club 35 S. Play Cast 4, Stu. Guide 3, 4 Pet Pe-eve' The Bohemian section ot the high school Ambition. For lane, Ellie, Anne, and l to save enough pennies to go to New York Hobby: Collecting cider gugs MARIE ROSE DEEGAN Marie Course Collegel 2 3 4 Ac11v1t1es Alpha Staff Ed1tor m Ch1el 3 Debalmg Club 3 Drama Club l 3 Bask l 2 Flelcl Hockey 2 Dance Com 3 Sr Play Com 4 Prom Com 4 Pet Peeve Backmq up when I am df1V1T1g Hobby Dancmg and mmslrel shows Amb1t1or1 To succeed 111 whatever I attempt WILLIAM RUSSELL FAULKNER Course: Commercial l, 2, 35 Prac. E zef ii , W I FRED FISETTE 'AFred A1154 Course Colleae l Prac Commerclal 3 4 Hobby Waslurg chshe Ar'1b1 IOY1 To pass H story Ars 2 xw-df WILLIAM LAWRENCE FISKE 1 Ccu se College-l 2 3 Gen 4 Pe Peeve Wll'I1I go Hobo, Cars A'nb111or1 To l1ve 1r1 Cal1 orma IAMES ROLAND FOLLOMON FELIX ANTHONY FORTUNATA 1m Gu Course College l Mlxed 2 Ge 3 J se C m er a l 2 PWC AVS 4 A Xll6S Cow e 1al Club 4 Base Act1v1t1es Baad 2 ball 2 Hockey l 2 Pet Peeve Tallcauve glrls P reeve C e1ted Deople Hobby R1d11'g to Sauaus y' HGV1 g a a o t1 e Amb1 xo Always go11'g 'o see Amy 4 o To be haopy 1 , , . 1 1 - T . 2 . , 1 ' I -rl - i ,Y ' ' .A kk . -. 5 V' -I 4 .3 3 A K B'll 'AI' . 'X 1:tea ri ,,: . 2 5 ' , H., Co'r . o.rr1 c1l,,3,4 t i A. 'ri 1 rx 5 :ti ft' ' .. rc' ' - ' ..: ' ' ' . l. 5 ' , ' ' 1 ' ' -1 ' ' ' ' i cnc ' 1 . . r . 'L ' '1 E Hobbv 'ri do cl 'I' ni ' 1 . .. . rzibiti ni g 3 AVIS MARIE IULIA GALKA Avzs Course Commerc1all 2 3 4 ACl1VIl19S F1eld Hockey l Bask 4 Rmq Com 3 Stu Gulde 3 Pet Peeve Class of 57 k ow1ra ev eryones busmess but 1lS own TUNE LILLIAN GOSS LIFE ACl1V1l1SS N t Hof' S c 3 4 Sl Coun 1 Asst Treasurer 3 Year book Stal 4 Cofnmer 1al Club es G 1 4 F1e cncey l 2 S to ll l 2 P Com 3 Dance Corn 2 3 4 Asst Ed 1 Ch1el ol W1l H1 l.1tes 4 Sen 1or Play Corn 4 Ess YIS Pet Peeve Peop1e wlo -c ou hev are ugh! ever thodgh they ha e been prove M o g Hobby Ralph Amb1t1or1 To be happlly ma 1ed 15. .1-' ' 5, ,ln HITA GATTA Course Commerc1all 2 Ac1v1t1es Glee Club 2 3 Mayor e l 4. der 3 lc Field Hockey l Prom COWI 4 Sen 1or Play Com 4 Pet Peeve Cor1ce1led people Hobby Tommy ard havmq a good 11 e Ambmon To be happ1ly ma r1ed ' . ,'::,' f,jv1, mf T .I 1' file A 'S-'J .f gl I In CARMEL M GILLIS Carm Cou se Comme c1al l 2 3 4 ACl1V1l1GS Commerc1al Club 5 e a 4 Glee Club l 2 Prom Com 3 Pet Peeve Spreadmq ol lal e rum ors Hobby UIIVIHQ and Da CIFQ Amb1t1on To travel RUSSELL IOHIN GOULD Russ Course College 2 3 4 AC1VlllGS Nat Hof' Soc 4 V Pres 3 4 Yea book Stall 4 Al a Sta 3 C1r Mg 4 Da'na CLLD 3 Pes 4 Ir Po'ar1ar 4 Hockey 2 3 Co Capt 4 Co sf Com alterrate Boys Slate Rep 3 Dance Com 2 3 4 Prop Com 3 4 Jsher at Grad 3 Usher at D Ed CO ven 3 lr! Bask 3 Mov1e Power: 1or1sl 3 4 H1 Q Com 3 Pet Peeve G1rls who check socks Hobby Iuay rods abd customs Ambll1OH To have a good mme o'1 the Caravcm '-11 MARGARET MARIE GRASSIA Course Comme c1al l 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Glee Club 3 Dah e Com 2 4 Prom Com 4 Pet Peeve People tell1r'q me wha to do hobby jumor A 1o1t1or1 To e happ1ly ned H ' H Re C 3 l 1 , , ' ' , , 3, 4 r ' r ' , 5 , 3' V 2 .5 t ': 55 '- - ' 'eer- -, 4 1 . ell , 3, Lea , 45 Basf lI 45 1 ry 3 , , 3: ' ' ru ' 1 - ' : : - z - 1 '1 1 s - ' 2 1 '17 i ' ' YT ' 1 '111 f - . Q ' 'Sf' K: I ' I , Nl - H H lMuqs Course: Commercial l, 2, 3, 4 I I I Y ' I I I 1 a. o.,5 u. , 1, 5. . 1 'p .C , , ' 5 5 ' I 5 ' . I T 2 Ph , 3 . 1 5 1 c lf 5 ' 1 r. 5 r . . 'l ' . ,I . Pr . 45 Stu. u ae 3, 5 ' ld 'I y I I , I ' A I - ' ' ' HO l 1 I of N G 1 YCYT1 l, , , A 5 rt 1. . 3: . 1 , . Jn- ' ' A5 Q II IIA A UI 'I' '1: b mar' , ' . . 5 a ' 2 I' . yy I H- . Y I Yr w 4 5 Al I . V I- l - n 'r n 3 ' IUDITH RUTH GHATCYK Uludy.. Course: College l, Mixed 2, 3, 4 Activities, Yearbook Stair 4, Alpha ai4 Dcvna l 3 4 Forei fi Lana Club 4 Glee Club l 2 Sc 3 Stu Guide 3 4 Prom Quee 2 Prom Com 3 Dance Corn 2 3 4 Rally Com 3 Senior Play Ca I 4 Bask 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Asst L1 brarian 3 Pet Peeve Gossipers Hobby Doodlirg Ambition To successfully' a o lisn all my goals 'RUTH A. GRIFFIN Ruthie Course Cornrnercial l, 2, 3, 4 Pet Pee-ve: Gossipers Hoboy Pairting and dan irq Ambition To become a Commerc artist MARY THERESA HARTNETT RICHARD HUGH HOBAN .J A eae i Q1 D I3 D6 FQL c v' L tan il IU' --Aff iw ye f I' , lox-IN wnm' HAMMOND Ulohrinyu Course Commercial l, 2, 3, 4 Activities Band l, Chess and Cue Club 3 Hockey 3 Hobby Dancing ard havinq a good time A riloit on To learn to Waltz V? N! BHHBRHA DORIS HODGDON Ea D o ul? Pee e ne l 3DD lfci ue N ala fil1 e St l' , ' r . , , g rg. , Q . . F. ' 5 V I .Lf i c . W I - . ' , , ' - :al I ' f . i A . Q, . :A , 1 ' ' ' cc mo- ' . 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A If GERALDINE MARIE HOGAN RUTH ANN HOWELL Gerre Roz Course College l 2 3 4 Actrvrttes Nat Hon Soc 4 Drama Club 3 Dance Corn 3 Stu Guzde 3 4 Asst Treasurer 3 4 Prom Corn 4 Softball l Pet Peeve Wartrnq Hobby Georqe Ambrtron To be haporly marrxed .ACK DIANE MARIE HUNT Course Cornmer ral l 2 3 4 Actrvrtres Dance Corn 2 4 Glee Club 3 Mayo ette l 2 3 Leader 4 Pe Peeve Havrng to epe t tl gs more than once Hobby Charlle Ambrtron To get rnarned Course Commerctall 2 3 4 A ttvttres Stu Counc112 Yearbook Stall 4 Commerclal Club 4 De batrng Club 3 Dramatrcs Club 3 ask 12 3 Cap 4 All Bask Team 4 Cheerleader 3 Co Captarn 4 Softballl 2 3 lnstal lrng Marshal of Stu Coun 3 4 Ed Rally Corn 3 4 Const Com 2 Prom Com 3 4 Se-mor Play Cast 4 Class Rrng Com 3 Dance Com 4 Stu Guzde 3 4 Prcture Com 4 Pet Peeve People who ask to see my lrcense 1 WARREN FRANCIS HUPPER Hup Course Collegel 2 3 4 Pet Peeve Wrse guys Hobby Avtatxon astronomy IOAN ANNETTE HUNNEFELD oan Course College l 2 3 4 ACllVll16S Nat Hon Soc 3 4 Stu Coun 3 Treas 4 Yearbook Stall 4 Alpha Stall 3 4 Drama Club l 2 3 For La q Club 3 G e Club 2 3 Stu Gulde 3 4 Dance Com 3 4 Prom Com 3 Const Lltes 4 Senror Play Cast 4 Pet Peeve Grouchy People Hobby Dancrng and maklnq sodas Ambrtron To l1ve love lauqh and be happy 3' IOHN RONALD KELL ack Course Commercral Comme cral l General 2 3 4 Pet Peeve Teachers who tnr A I Arnbxtron To bnrg back a souver Smoke tr ron' the Caravan Hobby SW11 'IT'l!'G and aym Ambr on To get O FlO1dG 3 A trt, Q , , g 'Q . 1 1 rf 3 ,ff Q I u 1: H Q H UI H ff '- fr 45B ., L, swf J fi A . 5 Q . - , , 5 , UQ. 1 le , W . in-chief ot Wil. 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RALPH EDMOND KINNLAR Fllly Ralph Course Colleqel 2 3 4 Course General l Colleqe Z 3 Actlvltles Alpha Stall 3 4 Drama Mrxed 4 Club l For Lana Club 3 4 Stu pet peeve Wllmmqion Gulde 4 Senior Play Com 4 Prom Hobby DGSIQHIHQ and bulldlrlq mod Com 3 4 Icurs e Pet Peeve People who me late Ambltlorl To become a clesxqrler and Hobby Horses and Photoqraphy to qet I-lch qulck Amblllon To IGISS horses on a farm ll' ig ELEANOR LQUISE KIRKELL ANN VERONICA KRASINSKI Ellle Col.. se Coleqel 2 3 4 clvltles lwat Ho 3 4 Treasu er 2 3 4 Yea boolc S a I 4 Alpha Stal 4 D arna Club 4 May Daw A enaa l 2 S G de4 Prof' Com34 S law Cas 4 Bask l 2 Chee leaae 3 So tball l 2 Class Wlll Pe Peeve Borsterolls people Hoon Goma ow t lps Wll the Q1 lS A Dltlorl To l1r'cl!l e po o aol the end of the rar bow Arrl Course Comrrerclall 2 3 4 A llVllleS Drama Club 3 Glee Club lL3SuGude3Dace m .5 4 Se lO Play Co'r 4 Pet Peeve Snorr halr I-lobby Da Cl q A'rbl low lC be ome a Vvale ,Q .1 W ROBERT CARLTON IARIVEE Bob Cou se Colleael Mxxea 2 3 Prac Arls 4 Pet Peeve Wllml qto l-lobby Ho roas A 1bl ION To leave rss IS eexe ' . lr. . 2 , , . 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A , , l , , - , v Y. l I' H Y ' ' , ' . l t f Cl at 'vl KATHLEEN MARY LEAHY Kay Course Collegel 2 Commerc1al3 ACl1V1l1eS Yearbook S all 4 Art Club 2 3 Commerclal Club 4 Pet Peeve People who doni mean what ihey say Hobby Danczng and records Ambmon To travel and be a Ir Ex ecuuve BARBARA ANN MQCKENZIE Barb1e Pet Peeve People who doni Lauarm o ce m a whale laoob J Squealc ,I AYHbll1Ol'1 To be a se etary to a m1ll1ona1re -H , ,, ROBERT CHARLES LEONARD Bob Course Commerclal l 2 3 4 Pet Peeve People who talk about thmqs they know nothmg about Hobby Cars and Barb Ambmon To some day have an El Doraao and Barb 'ln IQ 7' qw-.M MURIEL IRENE LORD Muzzy Course Commerclal l Z 3 4 Actrvmes Glee Club l 2 3 Mayor ettel 2 3 4 Dance Com 2 Prom Com 4 Seruor Class Tnp Com 4 Pet Peeve Nolsy eaiers Hobby lrvre and gomg io beach Darues Arnbmon Always io own a Ford Converuble PAUL THOMAS MucMULLEN Mac General 3 4 ACUVITISS Yearbook Stal 4 Alpha Staff 4 Chess ard Cu C Glee Club l Stu Gu1ae Foot ball Mar l Hockey Mgr .4 R1 g Com 3 Senlor Play Cas' 4 Pe Peeve Stomach ulce as srx years Hobby Carol Amb1t1on To enter the held o' pnnt ma GERALD DONALD MALONEY Gerry vues Alpha Stau 3 4 Chess ci Cue Club 3 Sclence Club 3 balll 2 ask 4 MGI 3 He Pe-eve Durro bloraes Hobbf Bock Ro A omon To ao lhe ubarqr storno Hur ley s corner Y j , 5 A ' 5 I 1 1 1 f A 1 I . 4 3 ' 2 , I I I ' . . , , , , . ., V 1 P 5 . 5 Course' Cgmmgrgiql 1, 2, 3, 4 Course: College lg Commercial 25 COUFSGI Collefze l, 2, 3, 4 j ' - 1 ffjll l A I M , I n ' ' ' ' ' 1 i 5 A an ' up ' ox I ' . -, 5 . . e Club 3, 'Easel , , B . l 2, 3, g Foo!- Q A 5 . 3, - .1 'l ' , . '. V' Q . 5 ni 'H 'Vi ' nl .Q ' I ' . . 1 . 'TI' ll 1 3 . rs, . z , V , 4 . , , A oz .1 ' Y ANTHONY WII.I.IAM MARMIANI Tony Course: College l, 2, 3, 4 Actrvmes Pres l 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Chess and Cue Club 3 Drama Club 3 4 Stu Gulde 3 Prom Com 3 4 Const Corn Pet Peeve Canned Ranolx Hobby Nancy and ca s Ambmon To slphon qas for the Car avan IOHN RONALD MCCORMICK Iohnry Course Collegel 2 3 Mlxea ACIIVIIISS Dance Com 2 3 4 Cbess a a Cue Club 3 P t Peeve Burn oo Hobby Wo xr q on my ca 4 bxuorx To be e I ,. ovm 20 Cadllla . 'HF SARA IANE MARION MARSH Sara Course College 3 4 Acuvmes Stu Coun .nec 4 Yea book Sta'f 4 Alpha Staff 3 4 Art Club Treas 4 Drama Club 3 4 Stu Gurde 4 Sr Play Com 4 Prom Com 3 Pet Peeve The mllllonaxres that qet away Hobby Chasmg m1ll1ona1res Ambmon To marry a mllllonalre Q 'lb CECEIJA ANN MCLAUGHLIN Cece Course C ree cral I A 3 Ge e l S SS S U E OOIIE DEV VN 'N bl esu .I wnc exe l o MARGARET ELIZABETH MCCABE Penny Course Commercial l 2, 3 4 Acuvmes Senlor Prom Corn 4 Sen lor Play Com Pet Peeve Gettlnq up 1 the morn 1nq Hobby Roller skatmq and dances Ambmon To be a C P A 141 MARI ANN MICALIZZI Na me Course Commerc all 2 3 4 Aauvmes Yea book Sa 4 Come G e Club 2 3 Su G om Con 3 4 S Play Co DaceCo 1 2 3 4 lNa So 3 Treas 4 Cla s Marshal Pet Peeve People who wo t pltcn l 1 a d help Hobby Danclna ard Bowlma Arnbmon To be an executxve secre tary ' ' ' I l , : ' ' ' - I f' - -- ' ' ' 3 ' . . 1 . - ' 5 ' 4 5 .A J W I I , 7 3 ' Ari - 4 5 . . l, 2 I ' 2 H V . V ' D A s f X . 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Ci ' HARRYMAN AUS'I'IN MOE Ham Course Ceneral 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Sr Play Com 4 Dance Com 4 Stu Gulde 3 Pet Peeve Small guys who talk blq Hobby Boatmg Amb1t1on To ucceed ID all thmgs attempted PATRICIA LUCILLE MURRAY Patrick Course Commerclal l 2 3 4 Act1v1t1es Commerc1al Club 4 Drama Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Stu Guide 3 4 Prom Com 4 Ser xor Play Cast 4 Pet Peeve People who thtnk they know everythrnq Hobby Argumg w1th people who thlnx they know 1t all AmblllOH To be an An' Lzne Stew ardess MILTON MORASH M1 t Course Commercml l 2 3 Mxxed 4 ACl1V1l1eS Prom Com 4 Semor Play Com 4 Pet Peeve Teachers who are always na me work on the type wrlter Hobby My car and stamps Ambltlon To be the head of a print plant and have my own sports car 164 ELEANOR MARY NELSON Lullle Course Cornmerclall 2 3 4 Actwmes Commerczal Club 4 Glee Club 3 Stu Guxde 3 4 Sr Play Com 4 Dance Com 2 3 4 Pet Peeve People that talk a lot about nothing Hobby Dancmg and men A'I'1D1l1O To be ar A1r I.1ne Stew ardess HAROLD MALCOLM MURRAY Pop Course Commerclal l 2 Pract Arts Act1v1t1es Nat Hon Soc 4 Alpha Staff 4 Chess and Cue Club 3 Drama Club 4 Ir Rotarlan 4 PIC ture Com 4 Rlnq Com 3 Sr Play Cast 4 Prom Com 4 Pet Peeve Dnvers that dont know how to Hobby Carol Ambltlon To be a man 'Q 'T HERBERT IOHN NELSON Ir Ted Course College l 2 3 4 ACllJllleS V Pres 2 Chess and Cue Club 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 Sr Play Cast 4 P t Pee Je My not belnq able to pay back transportatxon favors l-lobby Wreckmg my fathers ca Ambmon To get lost on the Cara van -:Y WW MARGUERITE RUTH ORNE Maq Course Commercial l 2 General 3 College 4 Act1v1t1es Alpha Staff 4 Fut Teach or of Am Club 4 Stu Gulde 3 4 Glee Clul: 2 Ftelcl Hockey l 2 3 Soltballl 2 3 4 Semor Play Com Pet Peeve Lazy people Hobby Collec mq books Ambltlon To be a wr1ter ROBERT ALLEN PECK ob Pe Pee e People .sro sa 10,1 tal' e Hook, Non o 6C1 1ll1O ea pepe ec 'Q SHIRLEY LOUISE PARK Slurl Course Commerclal l 2 3 G eral 4 Actwttles Glee Club 3 Softball 2 Pet Peeve People who knock Rock n Roll Hobby Dancmq and Skatma Ambl'1OH To stop tlme so l can we lorqer CLAUDE EUGENE PIOTTE e Cotleae 1 a 4 at Sr I1 OCGA WV 'F L: To be aood a d do well f lQ IQ W BARBARA ANN PECK Barb Course Commerc1al l 2 3 4 A t1v1t1es Commercial Club 4 u Gulde 3 Sr Play Com Pet Peeve People who glagle oo much Hobby Sports A tbltxofm To be an art destqner 3 IAMES MAYNES REID Ir ot. se Colleae l q l v s S Pa, 1 Pc 4 Da e Coat Boo-c et Llp a ta B seoa L 3 4 Foo c Cox, pt 4 Peexe MJ a Hobby Sleep nq A'Tlb1 o To oe my a a o the ca B , 'mf , 13 4' ,ff 4 . i ' 7 2 ' L , , g erm- 5 1 ' 1 ' 5 cl A' ' I 5 St . 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C r ruxxiiq to o fl rcvcn WILLIAM DANA ROSA 1 Course Commerciall 2 3 Gener a 4 Actzvltres Stu Counc1l3 Pres 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Alpha Staff 3 Chess and Cue Club 3 Glee Club 3 Ir Rotarxan 4 Stu Gulde 3 Footballl 2 3 Co Capt 4 Rep rn State House Pet Peeve People over 35 Hobby Ieanne Amb1t1on To be the fxrst person to see lf St Peter IS at the Golden Gate DONALD FRANCIS SHARP Don Course College l Commerc1al2 ACl1V1l1eS Stu Gurde 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Ho key 3 Pet Peeve Warn g fo the cab Hobby Sports Amb1t1on To ao to school on the school bus not by tax1 FRANCIS C SCANLON Frank Course Colleqel 2 General 3 4 ACIlV1l16S Alpha Stall 4 Pet Peeve Loud mouths Hobby Electronlcs and dnvmq Ambmon To be an Electromc tech mcran FREDA ELIZABETH SHEPHERD Freda Course Collegel 2 3 4 ACl1V1l19S Nat Hon Soc 3 4 Year book Staff Ed tn Chlel 4 Alpha Staff 2 Drama Club l 3 Treas 4 For LG a Club 3 V Pres 4 Fut Teachers ol Arn 4 Glee Club l Treas 2 Rotary Club Oratorrcal Contest' 2 Stu Guxde 3 4 Dance Com 2 3 4 Prom Com 3 Asst Teas 3 4 Gxrls State Deleqate 3 Rally Com 2 Senlor Play Com 4 Valechctorran Pe' Peeve Me Holooy Talkrnq Ambmon Perfecnon ei..- IOHN SCOZZARO Scuzzy Course Colleqe 4 AC'l1V1l19S Dance Com 4 Pet Peeve Havent qot a hot rod Hobby Work Ambmon To understand Algebra EIVOR EVANGELINE SKYLBERG Ava Course Commerclall 2 3 4 Actrvrtxes Corrrmercxal Club 4 Glee Clubl Stu Gulde 3 Prom Corn 4 Pet Peeve Grouchy people Hobby Salvr Arnbrtlon To be a secreta ,I and own a conve t1ble 'N ,311 3 I y , - ,L 3 , ,A I. 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WALTER FREEMAN SONIER Wally Course Commercral l General 2 3 Actrvrtres Senror Play Cast 4 Alpha Staff 4 Pet Peeve People who thrnk they know everythmq but know noth ma Hobby Havmg a qood tune Arnbrtxon To do well rn everythmq I try PAUL ST HILAIRE Course Comrnercxall 2 3 Pract cal Arts 4 PATRICIA RUTH WALSH Trrsh Cour e Colleael 2 3 4 A trv1t1es Nat Hon So retv 3 Yearbook Stat 4 Alpha Sat Debatlrq Club 3 D arna Cluo 3 Fo Lara Club 3 Rotary O torrcal Contest 2 S u Guld Dance Corn 2 3 Sr Play Corn 4 TAB Club Sec 4 Class H1storw 4 Pet Peeve Homework Hobby Learnx q how to v hrstle Anhrtron To talk Whlle flytnq last er than sourd WM- M. IANE PATRICIA STEVENS lame Course College 2 3 4 ACl1Vlll6S Dramatlcs Club 3 4 For Lana Club 3 Pres 4 Stu Gurde 3 4 Semor Play Com 4 Prom Com 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Pet Peeve People who never smlle Hobby Approprratrng pumpkrns Arnbmon For Carol Anne and I to have our own car !!7 WILMA MERRILYN WEBB Ma Course Comrnercral 4 A l1Vlll9S Glee Club 4 Senror Play Commrttee 4 Prom Cornmrttee 4 Pet Peeve Sarlors Hobby Gorng to Boston wrth Kay Ambrtro To ao to Hawan wrth Kay 3 , . , 3 ' 2 , , 4 ' ' ' ' ' j I h 4 I I I A - I .. .. , 5 , Q I ' r ' ' , - I i . i . b . . Z r I A . 'il 7 Q , f -.54 K H - fl' x paul .. . ,, -- 11. 4 l ' f P l' S ' . , . , ' ' c' ' ' 3 . . C' , , 45 c' : 1 ' ' i 5 t 1' 25 ' 5 '.Y 7 I' nr . ' l, x - 5 ' g r. . , g . , ra- , . - ' . . z 5' 'e 3: .. , . . , 5 , r. 3 ' P' 1 'n .' .' 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SHORTEST Barb cmd B111 BEST BUILD Bob BEST FIGURE Muzzy PBETTIEST H1119 MCDST HP NDSOIVE 1 -dl .W X7 K 9' x 3 iv., 1 PTA ? xJ ff' N-EM' 1-4 r N55 MCDST STUDIOUS Freda cmd Russ ,L- K MOST POPULAR UNDERSLASSMEN Lorraine Genie Dottie Iohri Billie Phil Title Most Frank Sleepiest Most Courteous Class Optimist Class Pessimist Class Actor Class Actress Most M1SCh19VOUS Most Studious Teacher s Ruin Best Dancer Most Popular Iunior Most Popular Sophomore Class Pals Class Woman Hater Class Man Hater Class Sweethearts Class Flirts Most Versatile Shortest Tallest Best Personality Most Likely To Succeed Handsomest Prettiest Boy Harold Murray Iohn Hammond Russell Gould larnes Reid William Rosa Samuel Cavallaro Felix Fcrtunata Russell Gould Felix Fortunata Iohn Hammond lohn Amaro Nilliam Rooney Samuel Cava aro and Robert Barbcza VV'alter Sorier Robert i.eona-d Samue Cavallaro Russell Gould Wllliam Fiske F ank Scanlon William Rosa Russell G uld Wi,-iam Rosa Gu' Gerre Bergen Patricia Murray Ioan Hunneteld Anne Cavanauqh Ruth Howell Anne Cavanauqh lane Stevens Freda Shepherd Rita Gatta Ruth Howell Lorraine Bren iclc lguqen a Emery Ri a Gatta ana Mar e Deeqan Io fo e orum Barbara Hodqdon Carol Curr'er Ru'h Howell Barbara Pecic Ruth Fcwell Margery Beddoos Freda Shey herd Eleanor Kirlcell 614103 lll!76ZT!0illlVe'J . I 1 A ' ' S i Most Popular Freshmen Philip WQShb1jTn Dorothy Brisbois ' ll r if A ' X P C l C f' 1 W 1 1 x 1 D Txhe , Luv' g, upu Boy I Gu' F. A- ! , , f- f , L A- wf,f!mf f 1 -1 'I Q .1 51 li ': ,' 'fir' ' 1 ',f:1L l '!IBf Ll liz.. . lfffffli L, , Fl 'E - ty' R' ff . '21i,:1ff, A' Qwlf ' - D jg A If rr . .2 mn.-lf A 1 .V f','ff, rj 1. .HW-ag 5- V ' ' Q Itffill ' 3 '. :J 1211 A . y Lf ,yy , 7 5 ,n1.1T , jv I X 'rf Uv , 1 ,sa 1 A ' 5. ' W if '1 - 2' QI WV' ff A ' lf .Tri , 5' f 'nf Sf: 1 Qin' A ' fr-1 -1' ,- ,113 ,L lx 111: ' 71' Q gg 1 N . E'I f ft,-V' 1 ' 'fI..'1f 1, EVN A g X iv nf I ' 1 1 - , 1. 1: ' ZIH1 n N . - Yfdv , , I .QU -' 'S uuwfkvfk Presrdem Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advrsors MISS MARIGRIE MARSHALL X958 Student Councl LYNNE MING-0 FRANK HALL PHYLLIS DOUCETTE P'V s Ci-Li!! 0 Presldent WILMA IONES V1ce PT9S1d9Dt IEANNE MARSHALL Secretory BETH BYAM Treasurer EUGENIA EMERY Advlsors MISS IRENE SHARP MR IAMES KELLEY ,,.,...,--'V Wi 1959 Student Councxl NANCY BENNETT EARL HUBBARD GEORGE MUNROE IOSEPH DEEGAN ANN SULLIVAN M4 0 Preslde-nt WARNER ALLEN Vxce Preslde-nt ERNEST MOEGLIN Secretory EILEEN LEPORE Treasurer CAROL RANDELL Adwsor MRS THESPINA TREARCHIS X960 2' Student Councll SANDRA IOSEPH EILEEN COTTER ERNEST MOEGLIN IOHN TOBEY AMANDA BRABANT ic A1 E ,RFQ , Q u Y W w Y -R f 1 , . I ': H , sw 6 'I' XI V, M. . ' ' N W,WwMM q 5 Q.f'W W M 3HwKWe P7 x SWA' my .H? W L I .,Q,,,Q , f q f :sv -JI k QL 25 ,9 ' f -f u pam untill ff,-101 Bidi .. 22 :rg f 181 J f -was uni: ,W ' Clow!! The team under the drrectlon of new head coach Fred Belrssrmo and ass1stant coaches Charles Keady and Iohn Putchre started practlce early rn September w1th hlgh hopes for a good season Led by Captalns Bxll Rosa and Sam Cavallaro the boys played several qood ball qames although they were unable to produce a VlClOIY In the an nual Wrlmmqton Tewksbury game the Work of the team as a well constructed un1t was outstandlnq 'Dil ffl,- 5 ,S ws-Q-,. .69 4,- v I J ...fl nf-ff? 'Ov nf' ,..avl ' CA 66'CX6dLZ6'C4 It took the leadershlp of Roz Howell and Marqle Beddoes to keep the cheer leadmq squad as ett1c1ent cooperatwe cmd hugh spmted as lt was tlfus year The q11'lS llvely and Whole-hearted efforts durmq both the football cmd basket ball seasons were unmatched save by the spmts of the playmq teams them selves Q r 8 c rl. K f I I I - ll ' ' CQ IJ A0646 The sports actrvmes durma 56 and 57 have found many new eaqer and splrlted arrls lakmq part rn the program ln the fall the Freld Hockey Team led by Captam Iudy Rossellr had a most successful season A squad of twenty hve members won f ve games and tled one On Saturday No ember 3 19 6 members of the team attended the annual H Q1 School Field Hockey Playa 5 sponsored oy the Boston r ela Hockey Assoc allow al nccra Mass Tae 'nernoe s 1 tearn are Iudx Possell lfaa Ome Vmq Dams '1 BesyBarrxluath1Jrs LS me P u.v b s e- ,1 Klerne ts s wr r .f W O L6 , , . - l l ', v 'v' l , , l l E X l ' 'a ', ' l '. 'L l' l . , . Co. ', . Q. - ,. ' r of he . a 'aj . ni l , . . ' ima xo., Gwen Fisher, Carol McKay, Doreen Sonler, lanrte Spanlcs, Gerifude Cushmq, ct ' -j, 'L ll e 'cm Run ullr: l, -nn S 311 an, Marzcn Sawsori, H a na l .. an , Eonige Ferre t, loan C1 ie., and lx: n lversci. if ' yuociey The Hockey Team under the d1rect1on of Coach Iames Kelly and the lead ershlp of COCGDTGIDS Iarnes Re1d and Russell Gould had a very successful season Playmq qarnes aqamst North Readmq Kexth Academy the Alumru and the Teachers the boy completed the season W1th an overall record of four wms two losses and one he 'x A . ,. I - ' 1 1 1 1 Q . . 1 M 1 , . d.4L6i!dN lust qettlnq the feel of the1r new court the Basketball squad led by Cap tam Phllrp Tupper faxled to have a wmnrnq season The boys dld however work hard and well to provlde the school w1th several excellent games Coach Robert Mullarkey had somethmq to look forward to next year for hrs entrre starnnq team w1ll be playlnq aqaxn Qu: garlefrazz Thrs year s basketball team drd rts best to come out on top but because of the lack of experrence 1D the new team members the lrnal total of games won was 4 w1th games lost totallng 10 Captarn Ruth Howell and her fellow team members overcame the1r b1tter r1val Tewksbury rn the flnal game wlth a score of 41 35 rn favor of W1l.m1ngton Followmg the close of the season Wrlmrngton was represented ln the Sub urban League All Stars Game by Capt Ruth Howell and Gwen Frsher Coach Alrce McCarthy looks forward to a more successful season next year The members of the team are Captarn Ruth Howell Varsrty members Nancy Bennett Erleen Cotter Iudy Rosellr Edythe Carnes AVIS Galka Rrta Gatta Ann Sullrvan Gwen Fxsher Gertrude Cushrng Carol Randell Ioanne Page Marron Dawson Iudy Lewrs Iunror Varsrty members Pat Langrs Ioan Marshall Ruth Sullrvan Carol RICE Amanda Brabant Sandra lensen Re- grna Klements Martha Elwell Carol Perella Marron Halprn Ann Mane Russo Gertrude Watters Manager Carol McKay go Md!! Led by Coach Alrce McCarthy and Caplan' Gwen Frsh r the Grrls S ft ball team has had a very successful season losma only 3 games and wmn C5 6 The members of the team are as follows Gertrude Cushrnq Marquerm: Orne Reqrna Klements Bonnre Forrest Ianrce Spanks Nancy Bennelt ludy Rossellr Carol Randell Ruth Sulllvan Marlon Dawson Bonnre Hooper Dorrs Erfler Ann Sulllvan Carol McKay Ioanne Page Betsy Barry Sandra Enos Pat Shelley Gwen Frsher Carol Rrce , . . , 1 . . 9 , C - ' ' -vs , A A . rr. gmzazz W11h the dlrectron of Coach Grlhqan and Assrstant Coach Keady, the lead ershrp of Captam Don Sharp and the Splfll of the team members the Wrlmmg ton Hrqh School Baseball Team has had a very busy season es Were by only one pomt and the boys have hrqh hopes of wmmnq the re mamma games of the season The Varsriy learn members are Don Sharp Drck Hoban Iohn Brown loe Peters Bob Cormsh Eddre Pallno Andy Whlte Dan Burbme Drck Graham Paul Butt Iohn Amaro To date, the squad has won three games and lost six. Several of the loss- 09' ,-44 :lg 5 any av' ie. cfilfifies ls-sf-1 n...'I',, ov 4. sw-izaxfw YMQW. X . .f 4 Under the d1rect1on ot Mrss Farello and Mr Bradbury the Student Coun- c1l had a prosperous year The qroup headed the annual magazine drive aqarn thrs year and presented a campavgn aqcunst vandalism. ln March the members ot the Student Counc1l entertamed the members ot Presrdent Samuel Cavallaro Vrce Presldent Frank Hall Secretary Sara lane Marsh Treasurer Ioan Hunneleld W1ll1am Crane Sandra Ioseph Earl Hubbard Phylhs Doucette Rrchord Hersom Thomas Southmayd Alan Ford Eleanor Vrera Ql ,ill 5155 The Alpha Staff under the d1rect1on ot Mrss Laura Marland has complet ed tts fourth prosperous year F or the f1fSl trme the paper was produced wxth the help of the school pr1nt ng department makmg 1t a real paper Those responstble for 1ts success are the followmg Faculty Advrsor Mlss Marland dttor Mane De gan Asststant Edttors Phyllxs K1mball Marguertte Orne Ioan Hunneteld Busmess Manager Ph1l1p Tupper Assrstant Buslness Manager Peter McMahon Ctrculatron Manager Russell Gould Asststant C1fCUlGl1OD Manager Frank Hall Robert Cormsh Admmrstratron Reporters Nancy Montgomery Lynne Mlngo Gurdance Reporter Margery Beddeos T xann Hancock Student Counctl Reporters Mary Hartnett Florence Iusttce Parker Pnndle Alumnt Report rs Eleanor Krrkell Iudy Blanchard Humor Ed1tors Sara lane Marsh S rn Cavallaro Athletrc Reporters Gwendolyn Frsher Albert Penny Class Reporters Ann Cavanaugh Nancy Kelley Lmwood Kemp Composers Claude Ptotte Harold Whlte Iud1th Gratcyk Exchange Edttor Carol McKay Prmtmg Dept Harold Murray Charles Ballou Paul Budd W1ll1am Faulkner Thomas Cra1g Paul MacMull1n Frank Scanlon Walter Sonler Paul St H11 a1re lohn Smalley R1chard Caldwell Othcers Phyll1s Ryan Texann Hancock Barbara Rugolettx Sara Marsh nl' lf MGE ICF' Qfhc TQ Phylhs Pycm Texufm Hancock B rborc Ruqulettl Sam Marsh al ll Cfugd Ofhcers Sondra Ioseph Dotte BT1SbO1S Betty Kxrke-11 Ernest Moe-qlm 1 ,f J 490' gf of The Ulee Clue under the drrechoh of Mrss Lo1Ta1r1e Kahl had a very pro du uve year Th qrouc was called upon to srrra at the Chnstrnas assembly 1 a P T Ji meet G1 '1' me mqht sfhool open house ar a Sarah barter lecture 'me S r F Q lsr Sh ff the home E mmm S Departrrme t and at oth lie lu L' 1 acc, xrutne l-uq Scaoc qr cuat W 5,1 The Wrlmrngton I-hgh School Band was reorganrzed thrs year under the arrectron of Mr Dornemc DeGraz1a The tolal rnernbershrp now stands at srx ty seven each player berng orthtted wrth a new umforrn Wrth Mr Ioseph Beaton assrstrng as Drrll Master the Band has become a maneuverrng group Its program rs now geared lor rnaror parades exh1b1 irons and competmons and concert work rs soon to be rncluded rt s actrvrtres thrs year rnclude work m the school Memorlal Day programs 'he Memorral Day Parade and the Lrttle League parade The group IS also rnarchrng ln the Arlrngton Ceniennral Parade ln Iune Ia 99' d!0'C6f!84 The MaJore-ttes under the leadershtp of Captaxn Rlta Gatta have perfect ed several formahons thls year The qroup has been very busy reheasmq and performxnq In the Lrttle League and the Memorral Day parades the qxrls dtd an outstandtnq Job and they plan to march IH the Arlrnqton Centenrnal parade 1n Iune Two of the qrrls Barbara Lynch and Amanda Brabant are qotnq to Low ell to compete wrth rnaJorettes from other schools E E , 0l4fLl44,6'CCLdlI The newly torrned Commercral Club sponsored several worthwhrle proJects th1s year xncludlnq a drrve to get and reparr second hand toys to be cuven to needy fam1l1es at Chrstmas and typrnq envelopes for the March of drrnes The qroup saw a rnovre on qroornrnq and Went on a held trrp to the Iohn Hancock bulldmq ln Boston The othcers under the quldance of Mrss Mary Welhnq are as follows Pres1dent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Board of DITSCTOIS Iaruce Spanks Manon Dawson Carol Gray Iune Goss Iudlth Lew1s Carmel G1ll1S Edythe Carnes Mane M1CGllZZ1 Sonya Myrstad Eleanor Nelson t6il4fLdfLC4 g The Dramatics Club under the direction of Miss Margaret Homer has been very active this year The group attended a dress rehearsal of The Barber ot Seville presented by the Harvard Opera Society In the fall the club presented the play A Date with Paul at a school assembly The Dramatics Club was in charge of the Christmas Assembly at Whlch it presented a 1 1Gt1VllY tableau and the play The Fight before Christ mas 0 A0054 TT Otflflfl dktflfldfe The Forerqn Latnquoqe Club was very actrve th1s year rncludmq rn 1ts pro- qrcrrn cz tnp to Boston to see the rnonon plcture Seven Wonders ot the World cmd cr trrp to the Boston Museum ot Flne Arts The group sent cz contnbutxon to CARE 1n the Sprrnq The crdvrsors to the club were M1ss W1l11cn'ns cmd Mrs Geary S Ein h t IWUW nah ' q A-1' 3 ,4 s it , at L TX' l . of M ffl, Z U V 5 ' Cla! lftfll te 646 675.4 0 PHZQZLCE Late m th year we at W H S attempted to lay the qrourrdwork neces sary for the establxshmerrt of a Future Teachers of Arrerrca Club athlrated W th the State and Natrorral Assocratrorms No formal oraarrrzatron was possrble but we feel that we do have a rru cleus for a qood club startmq m the fall All oftlcers thrs year were m an horrrary rather than elected capacrty smce there were rurre members and rrme offrces to be hlled The advrsor to the qroup was Mrss Irene M Sharp ul Q, rx ..r......Q'9fu1. rg YV 1 ' 'GIF l , 3 6 Z 3 pp, D L' l l ' rdyvvfb Q - 4, Q ' ff' X , I ,nan , , X 4 lf at if l , 9 2 F' Z Q J X an 1 ' , 'I 1 . X, W. F.. t , xf 1 .. t ' fv l 1 Q, Q , X H, 1 Q . K ' I s 'L' CL6lflC6 The activities of the Science Club this year included the showing of scien l1l1C films and the demonstration of scientific experiments On March ll a SCI ence Fair was held at the school and many Science Club students particioat d The president ot the club Roger Luken won honorable mention for his teles cope in the talent search sponsored by the Future Scientists ot America Foun dation of the National Science Teachers Association The club s executive officers are as follows President .,,.o.........u,a,.. . .aa,av Roger Luken Vice President ,,,.. . . .u..., - ,,... Robert Hastings Secretary ,,c,,,,c,,,.... .-- - ,,,a Arthur Eoudreau Treasurer Mun ,c,, ,,u,,,, c.,i c Frank Mulholland Advisor ,.,-.--,,,o,,,n,,,,-d-, W N W Mr. Sullivan re OO ig' pd 41 O 4.-ff 0 pvnv-v-wwf, JZMQU Cl A The Rad1o Club a new orqanrzatron at W1lm1nqton I-hgh School has been very achve thxs year Under the dlrectxon of Mr P1erce the club s lxcensed techn1c1an general and nov1ce operators are helplnq the unhcensed members prepare to become operators too Plans for a permanent stat1on at the school are bemq worked out now , . . -. 1 1 , A 8 at Q ' A f: r S-L J I ' U 5 . v-, 'f z . ' 4 , M :V 'ra' ' It X . , A f I pf 'fr 'Q' 5 0 9 X V . Y In ag J ' J ,, I I -V I ' ' Q r 7, ,, I ff 4 'W S 3 Nw' , 4 HW '27 we o ll, I I U V I U I . , U . . . . I I . I I -S Xi X LtlflZ0'C Oidtltdlftd Two Iumor Rotanans were chosen each semester to altend weekly meet mas of the Wxlmmqton Rotary Club Th1s program, sponsored by the Rotary Club, helps to prepare luqh school students for future leaderslfup m thexr com uruty, assummq f9SpOI'1S1b1l1l1GS 11'1 the Splfll of serwce 5 4 milf ml ll 1 N A' iw X p v,', 0 X . 4 .L X. ,jQ y 5 I Q' , L l at 13 l' afwna! ylvlonoz cg-oczelf The Wilmington Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools Number 2l86 was formed to create an enthusiasm for scholarship to stimulate a desire to render service to promote worthy leadership and to en courage the development of the character of students in Wilrninqton Hiqh School Elected members of this chapter must attain a qrade of 85 percent or better and their election is based upon scholarship, service, leadershlp, and charac lei' The followinq were elected to membership President Samuel Cavallaro Vice President , ,cc,ccc,cc,.cc,,c,. Parker Prindle Secreialy ,.,c,,.c,,,c.,.c,...,. c loan Hunnefeld TreC1Surer ...,.c.,,.c, .c..c,,,c,, M arie Micalizzi Geraldine Hogan Carol Currier Iune Goss Mary Hartnett Phyllis Kimball Advisor Harold Murray Fleanor Kirkell Freda Shepherd Patricia Walsh Russell Gould Robert Cornish Florence Iustice Philip Tupper Harold White Miss Williams .s....b.a--45 CS-wwf fmmfm The student momtors selected from the semor clcxss th1s yecrr cbd an excel lent Job mcnntcumnq order 1I'1 the ccrfetencr Although the work was crt txmes excxspercrtmq 1t was fun too :Nh'giQfg21fgg YZ' l I ' tl f 1 iff!! .e . x t ! L I I . Q M , 4 ' . ' W w 5 3 2 ' ' 'M af 'M A ,., t . l l V ,la I X1 l fl l 2 , te . , t 1 tv ' wgsf, . Y ,W ' I l I I I ' I I.. Ng ,I ff? f- - 1 X sw, ENN K' Qfdlfl QOH l114ZjillL' DAVID ABERLE - In the Army? DOUG ANDERSON f Noi playing football? IOHN BALCOM - Shouting? BOB BARBOZA Wrthout hrs hot 51x '? MARGIE BEDDEOS Wrthout her pleasrng personahty? GERRE BERGEN Not bemg frank? IOAN BLANCHARD Talkatwe? RAY BOUDREAU Not selhng somelhlng? IEAN BOUSEIELD Buy1ng her clothes at a rummage sale? BOB BRISBOIS Awake 1n Engl1Qh class? VIRGINIA BRYN As quret as she seems? PAUL BUDD I-Iatlng Pals Dcmlno? DAVE CALHOUN Ab a senator? KAY CALNAN Not wrshrng she were rn Germany? NORMAN CARI SON Not blushlng? EDIE CARNES As a blonde? SAM CAVALLARO As Mr AITIGTICG? ANNE CAVANAU H Not havlng a 46 Ford? ROSS COOMBS Wlthout a wise Crack? BRENDA CORCORAN Staymg o,1l of ITIISCDIGIQ IOYCE CORUM As a loudmouth? CAROL CURRI R Not flrrtrng? TOM CRAIG Grvrng up smoklng? MARIE DEEGAN Unfnendly? BILL FAULKNER Not Ilyrng off the handle? BILL EISKL As a wrestler? IRED FISETTE Not worry1ng? IIM FOLLOMAN Grounded? AVIS GALKA Not belng LIYSIQIICUI? RITA GATTA Al a loss for words? CARMEL GILLIS lneiflclent? FELIX FORTUNATA Teacher S pet? IUNE GOSS As an old mald? RUSS GOULD Wnh a Irlty seven Caa llac? IVIARGE GRASSIA W1tl1out IUINOI? RUTH GRIFFIN Wrth a D A ? IOHN HAMMOND Srtfmg out a 1 leroug? MARY HARTNLTT Talk no back tc a teach r? DICK HOBAN Pay ng hs dues? BARB HODGDON Not l xughrng? BUTE HOVX E L W 1 long han? IOAN HUINNIEFE ' W thcul ner g a m ners? IAA 7 W I the D 1 -.4 'D' I - -I fwk I . :- U - 1 l l I l I 4 , . . IUDY GRATCYK e-'- Wiihoul that glearn in her eye? . -- 'li , I . . - 1. J e . 1 V 7 'II .V . . II 7 L, -2 ll. I .E 'A . I I H LD Ye 1.. I1 sox . an . E -i-IE HUTNIQ - - Ox? if Slap gh ' and? X. cfdlft ,QOH ilflftdfllle ff WARREN HUPPER - In a space ship? IOHN KELL - Likinq school? AUDREY KIMBALL Not making oo t rs? PHYLLIS KIMBALL Not rrdrnq horse ? RALPH KINNEAR On trrne I r s ho I ELLIE KIRKELL Not havrnq a date? ANN KRASINSKI Not thxnkrnq aoout Io ROBERT LARIVEE Hatrnq shop clas ? KAY LEAHY W th ankle socks? BOB LEONARD Wrthout hrs car? MUZZY LORD Tallcrnq slowly? BARB MacKENZIE Not qrqqhng? PAUL MaCMULLEN Not bemq a S da 1 rlc? IERRY MALONEY Mrssrnq a ba ket? TONY MARMIANI Eatrnq canned Ravrolr? SARA IANE MARSH Wrth an Italran acce PENNY MCCABE Not helprnq everyone? CEOELIA MCLAUGHLIN Srx feet tall? MARIE MICALIZZI Wrth her last narne pronounced rrqht? HARRY MOE Meetlnq Drqqer O Dell? MILTON MORASH Bemq loud? IOHN MCCORMICK Bemq untrrendly? PAT MURRAY l'V1thout a good Joke to tell? POP MURRAY Not kn wrnq anythmq about cars? ELEANOR NELSON In a hurry? TED NELSON Wrthout hrs school s rrrt? MAG ORNE Wrthout her drmples? IIM REID Gettrnq hrs car to run? BILL ROSA Unsocrahle? BARB PECK Wearrnq elevator shoes? SHIRLEY PARK Not qmqlrnq? CLAUDE PIOTTE Wvthout hrs brre C se? IOHN SCOZZARO Wlth a GI ha r uf? EIVOR SKYLBERG As a redhead? DON SHARP Hatrnq sports? IOHN SMALLEY Wrtdcut hrs KICK I FREDA SHEPHERD Be Q qu et? WALTER SONIER VJ thout a book? IANE STEVENS Not 'Wert Q PAUL ST HILAIRE Norsy? PAT WALSH B ma a ar ? MERRIL YN WEBB In raqs? SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON Vw ID ut - se . - ' ' s. - I o C o.? e ' ' ' hnnie? f ' I -s. F , - f Q C 'e ' . e- ' ' s . f ' ' nt? 'W 1 I I A- D. f ' ' V I 1 I l pl I ' . . . I N - I I . a . e ' . . I C .. FRANK SCANLON - VV1th a perfect attendance recara? e 'L ' ' .e. in scholl? e , orrn1n her operations at lunch? I ' - e'. I1 . - Y Q her - .111e for everyone? 'tw Z J 46-. 9 A 7 . ,gl ,, f 5 1 5 It 11 be CI pleasure never to see fh1S place c1qc11r1' N 'WAX ., , . , ff . 4- H' S1 , , . , S fNQ'.'.' flff fI..f.Q Q11 TKIS 'w.'.'lI'.fl IQ. 'FCIAQ fi QQ li fllll, ,Zf.'3'..Q,.A' S Ill. SL Oh Mary how dlvme you look tomqht' Why didrft you qo to Work, Daddy? Why you vulture' Hmmm CI th DCITQI K + f ' dWdLL sf W 1 i' May 17 IQQ7 V! i I , Y , ,I . ' I I X K. ' x 'X . ,B .W , 1 A 3 VKQX NQXM L. .X ,X -v' JV-1' l Aboard ihe Boston Belle Gif J CIM, Hp JW 7 31 1957 'C.fi6Zlftd!LOM fl! 'W ' n Q! CM 6 LCf07Z TOLEADISTO ln the early years of our lives we spend most of our time following others We follow their instru tions the1r advice their examples They teach us to walk to speak and to play lt IS from them that we learn to study and to ap- ply what we learn Through observing our parents and friends we begin to develop 1nward traits We discov er the difference between good and evil we learn to be st ong and yet gentle we become sensitive to the needs and problems of those around us ln proportion as those we follow 1n our childhood bel1eve them to be important to be true to be good so too do we regard these things for the effect of the teachings of those we love and follow continues on withm us 1ndef1n1tely If there be indeed any pra1se upon this earth it belongs to those who have led us and helped us to grow But as we grow older and pass from child hood into adulthood a t1me comes when it is not enough that we learn to know good from are to be strived for but it is not sufficient that we seek to better ourselves only Before we can advance very far in life we must turn our thoughts outward 'we must let others become our primary concern When th1s happens we observe the problems people face we see the need fcr our leadership H1 man places we feel a compelling deslre to do our 5'u:rre In buildmg the Kingdom of God here on earth ln working with children we find one of our greatest opportunities for service as leaders for they are still seeking to follow They are learn1ng day by day but they have not yet dis covered many of the things which we know They need us to help them To little children life itself IS learning Since we are older than they and already know the answers to many of their questions they look to us to be their guides Because they are so eager to learn they will follow us even when we are not aware of their attention For this reason we must lead them always and lead them well SERVE FREDA Sl-lE?HERD Because all of us are growmg and will con t1r1ue to do so throughout our l1ves we may find opportunities to lead among people of our own age We can help each other by holding our lov1ng hands to serve as elther guides or supports by giving counsel accordmg to 1lS need and by opening our hearts to all man kind How are we to do all th1S we who are yet young ourselves we who make mistakes every follow us to stand before them as examples? Through faith that we are channels for God s will we dare through the belief that nothing either begins or ends wtth ourselves we can f1nd strength to walk before others to show them the way To be sure we may make mis takes as we lead even as we have made m1s takes in following The good that we are enabl ed to do through such leadersh1p however w1ll more than counteract whatever wrongs our m1s- takes may cause Leadership 1S an opportunzty for S9I'V1Ce that we cannot let slip by for there are many who need us In all our l1ves wherever our paths may lead us we shall fmd many such opportunities beckoning to us challenging us Can we meet this challenge? Puttmg on the whole armor of God we can for through Faith we find strength to lead others through Hope we find a purpose for domg 1t and through Charity we find the desxre to serve thus our fellows Freda Shepherd ! . 1 f ' I I I I I 4 l I . ' evil, or that we become strong. These things day of our lives? How do we dare to let others i lgzg fyz f 1 :ga 111f111f0z A GOAL ACI-IIEVED WITH THANKS A new bom foal has tour long ungarnly legs stretched out before h1m All four are un steady yes but somethxng detrmte to work w1th Uppermost rn th1s colt s mmd 1S the one goal 1n hte at th1s po1nt he somehow reallzes that he has to have these four wobbly legs well under htm before he can stand by h1mself and thus achxeve h1s atm We l1ke th1s colt have put four rather un steady years behmd us and have achteved our present goal that of bemng part of thrs grad uatron as the class of 1957 The credtt for our belng here tonrght goes to our God our parents and our teachers Most of all we thank God for 1t IS He who has made us and not we ourselves He alone gave us a braxn and the abrlrty to use 1t to ex SICISG the four attr1butes Love Power Wrsdom ar1d Iushce w1th whrch we were created 1n God s 1m age The great Psalmrst Davxcl ac knowledged the thanks he owed to God for hrs very ex1stence and the way he was made He sa1d Ps 139 14 Ps 100 3 Gen I w1ll g1ve thanks unto thee for I am fearfully and wonderfully made Wonderful are thy works And that my soul knoweth rlght Next bored many fears and VISIOHS concernrng us not to mentxon thetr hrgh hopes for us Would we choose the proper frtends? Would we pass our subyects rn school? Or would we become Juvemle dehnquents? Probably to the surprlse and dehght of many here we are saymg Hard flght Ma but we won' Perhaps we felt that you were rather severe wxth us concerrung dates late hours allowances and other thtngs rn general that requtred some restrrctrons but we real1ze today that 1t was for our own good as 1t was basrc trarnmg 1n obeyrng rules and regulatlons Wh1le go1ng through our hlgh school years we thought ourselves 1nd1v1duals wrth enttrely new unheard of problems of adol escence but here we are tonrght looklng back as well as ahead and we real1ze that these problems were and strll are a specral part of growmg up and that they follow a pattern as deftntte as trme Thus 1t rs to our parents that we owe our most srncere and heartfelt thanks let us cons1der the parents who har PHYLLIS B KIMBALL Then let us remember the teachers who took the place of our parents Wh1le we were 1n school Truly remarkable people when we stop to cons1der the trouble we caused them whrle they endeavored to glve us somethlng that was free but whrch we drd not seem to want a sound educat1on Most of us are famrhar wtth the term the breakrng pomt w feel that the teachers have reached th1s po1nt many trmes because of our thoughtless acttons but due to the1r patrence and understandlng they drd not go beyond that breakrng po1nt Those of us who thought the classwork and homework assrgnments extremely d1ff1cult re ahze now that they were made so 111 order to better prepare us to meet the hrgh standards and requrrements of our present busmess world standards that are requrrrng further educa t1on and experrence often even beyond hrgh school So many of us under these capable teachers have prepared ourselves for college a further and exhaustxve educat1on Others of us have been trarned by competent teach ers to meet the exactmg demands of the bus1 ness world where only the Survrval of the Flt test 1S known Those of us not classrtted by erther of the toregomg have been prepared for Jobs of vartous kmds also havmg a good back ground 1n such thrngs as U S I-lrstory CIVICS and Economrcs all that IS necessary for a well rounded 1nd1v1dual to l1ve hrs l1fe as a good c1t1zen of our country the Unlted States So to our patrent tnstructors We owe our sm cere thanks Thus we thrs class of 57 can stand here l1ke that colt mentroned a few mrnutes before and look ahead havrng achreved our flrst goal by gett1ng our four legs or years well under us Yes we are here to say Goodbye but rn the same breath we can say Hello brrght conftdent hello to the future that awarts us Phylhs B Kimball ' I 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . A 1 ,. . . 1 I I - . W ' 1 1 1 - 1 . . 111 ' ' ' . . , , 1 11 ' I ' . I - . . 1 11 1 . 11 - , e T 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . ' ' ' 4 ' I - 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 11 1 . . ' ' 1 . , 1 . , . 11 well. 1 1 1 ' . 1 . - ' ' 11 . . 11 . . . . . 11 - 1 1 1 . . . . . . 11 . - - 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 I , 1 . 1 . . . I - 1 . . . . . 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 . . , 11 11 1 - 1 1 - 11 11 1 1 1 - . . 11 11 - 1 1 Y U 1 1 . , . .4461 THE ROAD TO THE NEW WORLD Tonight is like the end of the old world, and tomorrow, the beginning of the new. We can- not help wondering what lies ahead in this vast world of ours - wondering what the years to come will bring Our future depends entirely upon our selves The difference between a man who spends his ent re life as an unskilled laborer and one who eventually achieves the most powerful position in the world today the Presidency of the United States may begin very smply as a difference in initiative A man must use whatever initiative he has to shape his own fut ure and success for the world will Judge him neither by the name he inherited nor the wealth others accumulated for him but by the use he made of his own resources W have lust completed one phase of our striving for a hievernent we are graduat FQ from h gh school 'We have been given the trainihg to reach a new distant goal suc cess in the field of our choice The word success is defined in th dict on ary as a prosper us deterrn nation cf any e te r se ros er tf The emphasis here seems to be a gely o fnancial gain wh ch alone does ri t canst tute true su cess There are oth ngr d nsidered before a man t u s i n s fe ow r f C iness 'nan udpeasm Q. ng lst fx vt- eed c d 1 rn s reig r 'n a so e Q. 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IUNE GOSS many of us have already learned Those of us who haved worked diligently in school and een rewarded by being admitted to the college of our choice or getting a Job with a preferred firm realize that hard work not only never kill ed anyone but generally pays considerable dividends Some of us realize tonight that we have failed to take full advantage of the last twelve years Let us hope it does not prove to be too costly a lesson but since any lesson once learn ed can contribute to the intellectual growth of a person we shall try to profit by our mistakes and do better in the future The third ingredient neccessary for true success is happiness A man may be born a naturally gay person but to attain a true and lasting haopiness throughout his lifetime h iust feel that he s making progress ri his work n in his personal life The feeliig ct Lori eitm it f es from fork well do 0 is it aufr ea to rt ot ter nunf i embto ne r, rn yto pe near ana hes ld ni c-cs tr d has a ered nis su e s as -rn gi efd e ef na o t e f c pea ur sea 'i ess es mat satisf n rw W h e el c uca ind Iune G s A . . , Q . . - A I I I 4 ' I , , , 1 , b - - 1 V If I I. . 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' shqilc e 'ora 'o e'.'er'.' race or fi c'7'or sed' -'T-l 7 V GT - Tl e i an who fads ic love ickhbc has Hvyg qhgyq qgh' - yy 5 yggd M lhg failed as a human be1ng nd - , can never gg, Wgyfdl gbh-Qi tg ' V-lift C V yd fer Sus- 3354 -I true eU3Cv -- so - kind of succc s 'I l .ies a mais -,, ' t ., ' L 1 ' 14 X 1 4 - f . ' V 1 and ma es .ag o a ve ' Tie -once ci sat1s:act1o:i and c . ntment b'L'l' AM A Q 'A' f be We V' 'M . ,,-. , Y ,U , . 'Va V1 ' AY - - -- V A h .c ri . ,ei.f.. tt. that ccrnes -fit.. cnievc .font 1- ,rc e 11' to V - ' :triples fulfillment. Thi- is N lo c. which .. cs H44 LA 073 Graduatron marks the end of our class as a unrt and 1t 1S only f1tt1ng that a hrstory of our years rn H1gh School be recorded I only hope that the rncrdents I mentron wxll brrng to m1nd many other memorres of your own Do you remember how we freshmen t1m1d ly made our way through the cafeterra to our home rooms IH September 1953? The school seemed l1ke a huge maze especrally burlt to confuse us The upperclassmen teased us as we wandered lost through the halls Youd thrnk they were never freshmen' Surpr1s1ngly we soon became accustomed to lrfe at the hrgh school and we could even move from class to class wrthout m1shap Mrss Horner and Mr Barrett our class ad vrsors helped organrze us at our frrst class meetrng and d1d we need help' After a few more meetrngs we elected Tony Marmranr our presrdent Margre Beddeos vrce presrdent Anne Cavanaugh treasurer and Ellre Krrkell secre tary Were we surpr1sed when we found we had to pay dues' Qurte a few freshmen ran for Student Councrl and Bob Costello Iune Goss and R1ch1e Hoban were elected B111 Rosa Doug Anderson and Sam Cav allaro were on the football team that year It was qu1te a year we won four games and tred two The Tewksbury game was a scoreless t1e School was never dull Mr Malloy was the ublect of much merr1ment when he came to school wearmg one brown and one black shoe compoundrng hrs folly by wearrng rubbers the rest of the day After Mrss Horner reorganlzed the Dram atrcs Club we had a contest w1th the other classes to see who had the best skft The freshman Skll was a rrot wrth Anne Cavan augh as an old mard aunt and Tony Appelget as the handsome lrfe g rard Do you remem ber when Tony dropped Mrss Horner on the floor as they rehearsed thrs one? In May the sen1ors voted Freda Shepherd and Tony Marmranr the most popular freshmen We also had a May Day Festlval for whrch occasron Ell1e Krrkell and Barb Gallrson were chosen May Queen attendants In Iune we all relaxed and held some f1ne partres Do you remember who nearly bump ed hrs head on the top of the door as he bun ny hopped through rt rn a conga l1ne'? Lunch trme durrng frnals often became an unpromp- tu party too So you see by the end of the PATRICIA WALSH year we wer well adrusted socrally as well as academrcally September 1954 found us strrdrng conf1 dently rnto school The place was fam1l1ar now every nook and cranny known to us Those freshmen looked so lost and d1d we tease them' In October we elected our class offrcers Tony Marmranr was reelected pres1dent Teddy Nelson was chosen vxce pres1dent Margre Bed does secretary and Ellre Krrkell treasurer Edre Carnes Roz Howell Anne Cavanaugh and Ioan Hunnefeld were on Student Councrl wrth MISS Farello as adv1sor The team won four football games wrth the W1lm1ngton Tewksbury game 7 O 1n our fav o Sophomores on the team that year were B111 Rosa Sam Cavallaro and Don Sharp In the Fall Freda Shepherd Anne Cavan augh Ioyce Corum and I made speeches bas ed cn the Rotary Club before the student body and the Rotary Club Freda won f1rst pr1ze of twenty frve dollars Wllh the help of Mrs Murphy and Mr Dwy yer we held our f1ISI dance the Holly Hop at Chrrstmas Tony Appelget s 1m1tat1on of George Gobel as the advertrsement for the dance was good enough to arouse comment from that emrnent Cf1l1C Mr Drrscoll B111 Rosa s pantomrne of Its 1n the Book was the h1t of the dance In May the sen1ors voted Margle Beddoes and Sam Cavallaro the most popular Sopho mores and the grrls selected Elhe K1rkell and Marg1e as attendants for May Day After two years of orlentatron we felt we were consrdered a real part of the school at last Late tn September l955 we began our lun for year glad that our extended vacatron be- cause of polro was over The new half of the school was ready complete wrth seventh cmd elghth graders Ugh' The task of learnmg room numbers and teacher s names fell to us . i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 Q , I 1 1 . I 1 1 ' . , ' I ' I 1 7 - ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - l 1 ' ' - . I ' . 1 1 I I I 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' I . . 1 1 - . 1 1 ' w . . 1 1 ' S 1 I 1 A . . . . - ' 1 1 1 , , . 1 . . . I . - . 1 , ' 1 .1 , ' 1 - ' , 1 . 11 1 . 11 1 - 1 . 1 1 I - . 1 I . , 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - . . . - 7 . - 1 , , 1. ' . . 1 - 1 aga1n as the SlZ9 of the school doubled E eryone was as lost as the freshmen M1ss Marshall ard Mr DeLuca helped us get organxzed B111 Rosa was elected presrdent Russ Gould v1ce presrdent Marg1e Beddoes secretary and Elhe Krrkell treasurer Sam Cavallaro B111 Rosa and Iohn Fenlon were lun 1or representat1ves to Student Counc11 The Forergn Language Club Nat1onal Hon or Soclety Chess and Cue Club and the De bat1ng Club were formed that year MOHllOfS were chosen for halls and the cafeter1a Wllh Bob Barboza as the co ord1nator of the frrst floor lt was also dur1ng th1s year that the cus tom of Frrday dress up was maugurated by the Iunlor boys Tony Appelget moved to Mrnnesota that year and we had a farewell party for h1m 1n room 102 There were mostly g1rls attend1ng that 1S unt1l the football players crashed 1t Because of school s late start we held one dance The Mlstletoe Mombo Enterta1n1ng at th1s dance were Sam Cavallaro and h1s Srng 1ng Dogs B1lly Rosa 1n h1s pantom1ne act and Russ Gould In May Marg1e Beddoes and Sam Caval laro were voted the most popular Iunrors and Freda Shepherd and Sam were chosen as rep resentat1ves to G1rl s State and Boy s State re The Iun1orSen1or prom was held 1n our beaut1ful new gym for the f1rst t1me Russ Gould cha1rman of the decorat1ng cornmrttee d1d a wonderful Job produc1ng Spr1r1gt1me ID Par1s 1n the Place de la Concord The room w1th1n a room the sh1n1ng s1lver stars and a del1c1ous turkey d1nner make th1s prom the best that W1lm1ngton H1gh School ever had Next came the 1nev1table f1nals and at last school was over and we were sen1ors almost' ln September 1956 the ent1re class became affhcted w1th that well known d1sease sen 1or1t1s the Chlel symptom be1ng a lcrdly a1r After all we were now at the top of the heap the nonchalant old t1mers Fortunately MISS Horner and Mr Keady knew how to take us down a peg or two ln October we reelected all of the ofhcers of the Iumor year On Student Counctl were loan Hunnefeld Sara lane Marsh and Sam Cavallaro Sam was pres1dent th1s year and Sara lane secretary Russ Gould B111 Rosa Pop Murray and Sam Cavallaro were select ed as Iun1or Rotanans Cocaptarns of the football team were B111 Rosa and Sam Cavallaro but alas and alack we d1dn t w1n a s1ngle game In October we sen1ors held the Harvest Moon Ball complete W1l.l'1 a tattered Scarecrow and some hast1ly acqu1red pumpk1ns At the annual town meet1ng 1n the new aud 1tor1um B111 Rosa was town moderator Anne Cavanaugh to Am clerk and Bob Barboza cha1r man of the f1nance c mm1ttee As usual ev eryone wanted h1S own street paved At Chrrsmas tlme Mr Drrscoll was YGCID rent of one parr of wh1te bucks QIVGH h1m by some unknown pC1T119S Do you suppose he w1ll ever run out of excuses for not WQCITIDQ them? Work on the year book had already be gun when we voted for superlat1ves 1n Ianu ary I wonder who voted football the best sport? The Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety brought a band up from Newcastle Delaware IH Aprll Many SQDIOTS attended the dance wh1ch was held to welcome the band members Henry Chlsholm a former member of our class was an outstand 1ng member of th1s band The advertrsements for the SQHIOI dance Cupld s Capers were prlnted on napk1ns rn the cafeterra The dance was dress up and we all had a good trrne Our sen1or play Two Many Dates star red Sam Cavallaro Carol Curr1er Pop Mur ray and Anne Cavanaugh Roz Howell and Marg1e Beddoes were terr1f1c comedrennes It was 1n th1s play that those never to be forgotten words were spoken Gee you look snazzy rn yellow Carolyn' To celebrate the success of the play MISS Horner and M1ss Sharp took the cast and crew to the beach at Seabrook New Hampshlre where many of us went sw1mm1ng unexpectedly and under protest Blue HGWGII the Iun1orSen1or prom was held on Parad1se Island Because of h1s great success the precedrng year Russ Gould was agam chosen cha1rman of the decorat1ng com m1ttee Flyxng f1sh hula gxrls and palm trees were everywhere on the 1sland Trop1cal flow ers bloomed beh1nd the platform on whrch the k1ng and queen Russ Gould and Freda Shep herd stood Our class tr1p baccalaureate and the Sen 1or banquet are at th1s wntlng stlll 1n the fut ure but I know that our class and our teach ers too w1ll br1ng to these act1v1t1es the1r usual enthusrasm and s1ncenty Tuesday Iune 4 w1ll be a very xmportant day 1n our l1ves Graduat1on day If we are proud and conf1 dent on that day 1t Wlll be because our school and our teachers have g1ven us so much these past four years We thank them for the won derful memor1es that w1ll always be a part of our l1ves wherever we may be Patr1c1a Walsh , . V- ' I 1 . . 1 I ' , 1 1 . . I I 1 - f 1 I - u . , - I - 'I ' - I I - l . . - 1 I . 1 I ' - 1 , . 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 11 . 11 . . I ' 1 1 . . I I ' Il 1 I II 1 1 1 , . I 1 I . I I - 1 II Il ' I I - 1 . I I - Ll ' 1 . 1 1 , L . , , ' . . 1 . - ' I ll 1 1 1 1 ' I 11 1 1 1 ' ' I I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ll II ' I I I . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l . . 1 , ' I . , 1 I I 1 . . . I - 1 1 1 , - I m - 1 . - 1 1 1 , . - 1 . 1 ' I I I - I I ' 1 I I . ' I I 1 , I - . I I - ' I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 I ' . 1 . . I I Cz... Aw 4... . 19 fp Z9 if y 051957 Ten years after the original production of Around The World In Eighty Days, a contest was being held to advertise and help revive the picture. The winner of the contest would receive a free round-the-world trip, lasting eighty days. In order to be eligible, an entry had to be filed and a composition written con- taining eighty words telling why the contest- ant wanted the motion picture revived on the screen. I remembered this picture winning the academy award in my senior year of '57. The only thing to be changed in the picture was the voice of the commentator. After ten years, the original commentator's voice sound- ed rather out-moded, so the new and talented radio and TV announcer, ANNE CAVANAUGH, was selected for the job. Naturally I entered, and surprisingly, I won the contest. Iumping with excitement, I raced down to the studio to hear more about the planned trip. It sounded fantastic - like a wonderful dream. A few days later, after stopping off at PAUL MacMULLEN'S drug store to buy a package of Qum, I was driven to the airport in HOBAN'S taxi. Dick had started the cab company after graduation from high school - he loved to drive! We arrived at the airport just minutes before the plane was ready to leave. The stew- ardess, IUDY GRATCYK, came out to help me board the plane. She was smiling, for it re- -minded her of all the times we had to run for the train together. She introduced me to an- other old classmate. WARREN HUPPER, the pilot. The first stop on dur flight was London, England. Of course, one of the best sights there is Buckingham Palace, and three of the palace guards turned out to be THOMAS CRAIG, DAVE CALHOUN and IOHN HAMMOND. Well they all looked great in their bright uniforms and tall hats. I remembered that SARA IANE MARSH was now in business in her native land. I did- IOAN HUNNEFELD n't know what type of business, but decided to find out. It was certainly something new and different. She gave lessons on How to Speak With a Real English Accent, to foreigners who didnft want to feel out of place. She offered to give me a few free lessons, but I didn't have the time. I noticed a few of her pupils were old classmates - BARB HODGDON, PENNY MCCABE, MERRILYN WEBB, and KAY CAL- NAN. I happened to glance up at Big Ben, the famous clock, and saw someone cleaning its huge face. An advertisement on the stag- inf! read - KELL'S CLEANING SERVICE - from cars to clocks. Since I wanted to visit France, I took a boat across the English Channel. News reporters on the boat seemed to be interested in some- thing far ahead in the water. I inquired about it, and was told that RUTH HOWELL, an Amer- ican, was swimming the Channel in record time. Paris, the center of attraction in France, was the city I visited next. Imagine my sur- prise to see CAROL CURRIER'S name in lights above one of the famous Paris night clubs. She had become a singer since her acting days at W. H. S. The head waiter, BOB LEONARD, led us to a reserved table, and I noticed sitting close by, leading the applause, were service- men IERRY MALONEY, PAUL BUDD, PAUL ST. I-IILAIRE, and DAVID ABERLE. They were really enjoying themselves on leave. Paris was really an exciting city, so I de- cided to spend a few more days there. It seems that many of my former classmates had the same tdea ELLIE KIRKELL and MURIEL LORD had become fashron models for a French de- sxgner and they 1nv1ted me to a showmg of all the latest French styles The name BRENDA CORCORAN was on many of the ch1c fash1ons I couldnt wa1t to get home and wear some of the new Parrsran clothes I bought that day Also shopp1ng for new wardrobes were GERRE BERGEN MARGE BEDDOES and IEAN BOUS FIELD who were vacat1on1ng Wllh the1r hus bands The grrls asked me to VISII the Erffel Tower wrth them We chrnbed all the way to the top and found MARGUERITE ORNE actmg as gurde and pomtmg out all the 1nterestmg stghts of PGYIS I had always wanted to v1s1t the French Rrvena so We rented a lrttle foregn car manu factured by Monsreur HAROLD MURRAY 61 CO to drrve along the coast Pop had cer tarnly used hrs knowledge of cars to good ad vantage The water on the Cote d Azur looked so tn v1tlng that I declded to stop for a whlle at the beach Bathlng beaut1es sunnmg themselves on the sand and swtmmmg IU the clear water wer LULLIE NELSON DIANE HUNT MARIE MICALIZZI and MARGIE GRASSIA I also saw DOUGIE ANDERSON spendmg h1s sum mer vacatron as a l1fe guard The g1rls told tr1p Later we all got together and drove over to see the famous Monte Carlo Casrno m Mon aco Thxs famed casmo was crowded wtth many foregn tourrsts espectally some wealthy busr nessmen from our graduatmg class of 1957 I was gettmg used to 1t now and almost exp ct ed to see old fnends everywhere I went I guess luck was wrth them because BILL ROSA BOB BRISBOIS and IOHN SCOZZARO were all showlng enough enthusrasrn for the game as they lounged agamst the roulette table We could have had a small class reumon rn France It seems th1s country appealed to everyone Next on the slghtseemg tour were a few days of mountam clrmbrng and sknng m the Swrss Alps I was really nervous about cllmb mg but wrth CLAUDE PIOTTE and MILTON MORASH as our expert mountam gurdes there was nothmg to worry about They were dress ed rr the same qualnt costumes as are ptctured on the travel folders Several other members n the clrmbmg party mcluded RITA GATTA ANIN KRASINSKI and AVIS GALKA They we e all 1 Sw tzerland to compete 1D a sknng our ament We found IANE STEVENS s1tt1ng at the top on one of the peaks wa1t1ng for the rest of us Later we left the g1rls wxth the1r pract1cmg and returned to the v1llage At the village mn I met PHYLLIS KIMBALL and RUTH GRIFFIN who were mak1ng sketches for magazlne cov ers back home I also saw FRED FISETTE who was covenng the sk11ng compet1t1ons for the home town newspaper From Swrtzerland I flew to Germany to v1s1t the famous old unxverslty at Hexdelberg I knew that TEDDY NELSON had won a schol arshrp to study abroad and had chosen th1s un rversrty He managed to fmd some spare t1me and took me on a stghtseerng boat tr1p down the Rhme Rrver The captam 1nc1dently was SAM CAVALLARO who owned a large fleet of boats on the Rh1ne Members of the crew were ROSS COOMBS and BOB LaRIVEE He po1nted out a great castle perched on a sloplng h111 overlook1ng the rrver It was now occupred by PAT MURRAY who marrled a trtled noble man We dGC1d9d to go up and VISII her The dungeons large halls w1ne cellars armor and shrelds were st1ll there Houseguests at the castle were CARMEL GILLIS EDIE CARNES IUNE GOSS and MARIE DEEGAN who were vacatlonmg m Europe Wllh thelr husbands The boat tr1p on the Rh1ne was so relaxlng that I dectded to go all the way to Holland where the Rhme emt1es 1nto the sea I really wanted to see the famous drkes there Smce the drkes werent frozen at th1s t1me of the year I rented a pa1r of skates at an xnsrde rmk and attempted to stand on the ICG Even here I came across more old classmates NORM AN CARLSON RUSS GOULD and BILL FAULK NER They were m Europe g1v1ng exhrbrtton hockey games to promote the sport Later I went to the arrport and flew to Italy Here I v1s1ted the vast grape vlneyards own ed 1n partnershrp by w1ne merchants 1n the ex port bus1ness FELIX FORTUNATA and TONY MARMIAMI In the CIIY I notlced a large post er advertrsmg the sport car races and under neath the names of two famous dare-devll dnvers IOHN SCANLON and IOHN SMALL EY Tourrsts and fans were already buymg tlckets and I notrced a few famrlrar faces ln the crowd RAYMOND BOUDREAU, RALPH KINNEAR and WALTER SONIER were about the frrst fans rn lme Afterwards I stayed to watch the start of the race but had to leave Italy before the wlnner crossed the frnrsh lme Spam was the next country on the tour and I was Just 1n t1me to attend an afternoon bull frght The newspapers back home had wnt , . , . 1 I , U U I I ' I I l I . ll ll ' n f! -' 1 1 I I me that they had saved up together for this . . , 1 . . . 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' , ' - ten a senes of art1cles about the newest and most famous matador BOB BARBOZA Hrs performance rn the rlng that day was magnlfrcent Spectators at the bullfrght mat mee were the SGDOTIIGS SHIRLEY WILLIAM SON CECELIA MacLAUGHLIN and KAY LEA HY Srnce they were now lrvmg rn Spam the glrls had become ardent bullfrght fans lrke the rest of the Sparuards Later I recognrzed IIM FOLLOMAN BOB PECK and CHARLES BAL LU under therr sornbreros takrng the regular afternoon slesta That evemng I recerved a note at my hotel 1nv1t1ng me to a fresta at a Spanrsh hacr enda The note was sent by an old classmate and frrend EREDA SHEPHERD Somehow I couldnt 1mag1ne thls blonde grrl as a Span1sh senora Spendlng a few days at the hacrenda Was another old fr1end PAT WALSH a noted lec turer She was now able to talk all she want ed Later as the boat passed by the Rock of Grbralter on the way to Afr1ca I remembered hearmg that BILL FISKE was ID charge of guard 1ngth1s large stronghold Helprng hlm out were IOHN BALCOM HARRIMAN MOE and IOHN MCCORMICK I notrced another famllrar person IIM REID standrng on the dock as I came down the gang plank He was supervrsmg the loadrng of tons of bananas I guess the banana scene 1n our senror play rnsprred hrm permanently Aa, way 1t was a profrtable busrness Later I boarded the plane and flew to EQ ypt After gettrng settled ln a hotel I went to reserve a seat on the next camel caravan tak mg tounsts to vrsrt the pyramrds and the sphrnx Other tourrsts rn the caravan were El VOR SKYLBERG BARB MacKENZIE SHIRLEY PARK and IOAN BLANCHARD They had 1ust returned from a safarr 1D deep Afr ca a d wanted to see the desert for a whlle mstead o the Jungle ed a plane and set out to v1s1t the last country rn my travels Saud1Arab1a and the ol f1elds I had lunch at the modern palace of DON SHARP an orl tycoon who had struck rt r1ch and who lrved rn real luxury After lunch he gave me a beautrful Arabran horse as a souv erur of my v1s1t to thrs country I was rrdmg 1t about the desert and met a few horsewomen now marrred to wealthy Arab1an o1l men MARY HARTNETT AUDREY KIMBALL IOYCE CORUM and VIRGINIA BRYN certarnly have enough horses to satrsfy themselves now Well I see that the plane 1S ready to leave and the stewardess IS motrorung for me to hur ry As usual I have to run Ioan Hunnefeld CS7iTfc'il'D I l I N I I KI, ' N 1 . . , ,L I I I 1 ' , I , After my jaunt to the pyramids, I board- I ' I I . - I I , I , I I I 1 l I I . , , , n ' I ' Czar, CMM We the Class of 1957 of Wrlmrnqton Hrqh School bernq of reasonably sound mrnd and memory do hereby make and publrsh thrs our last wrll and testament We bequeath and de- vrse as follows To the FACULTY we leave a bottle of tran qurlrzrnq prlls so that they wrll be able to teach future classes wrth more ease We also leave our gratrtude for the many servrces and favors they have bestowed upon us To the IUNIORS we leave our old drsease of senrorrtrs whrch we hope wrll be a very mrld case To the SOPHOMORES we leave the prrv rleqe of readrnq the rnscrrptrons rn our desert ed text books and also advrse them not to fol low rn the footsteps of the Iunrors To the FRESHMEN we leave the prrvrleqe of belrttlrnq the new underclassmen wrth hopes that they are not brqqer than you DAVID ABERLE leaves a parr of bell bottomed trousers and a coat of navy blue to one of next year s servrcemen DOUGLAS ANDERSEN leaves a qurck temper to be used as seen frt SHIRLEY BACON leaves her abrlrty for askrnq questrons constantly to Dorothy MacDonald IOHN BALCOM leaves hrs own phonograph record of rmrtatrons of anrmals on Zoo Parade CHARLES BALLOU leaves the knack for ac qurrrnq the money to pay hrs class dues at the last moment ROBERT BARBOZA leaves hrs curly harr mm rature prano and Candelabra to Robert Kas zynskr MARGERY BEDDEOS leaves her famous ner sonalrty and srmplrcrty to those who desrre to become popular GERALDINE BERGEN leaves her frank op'n rons to Lorrarne Brennrck, wrth hope that she wrll use them wrsely IOAN BLANCHARD leaves her tearous struq qle at the Drrver Ed car steerrnq wheel to Mary Ross in fr ELEANOR KIRKELL RAYMOND BOUDREAU leaves hrs work In the cafeterra to the rest of the krtchen brrqade so that they wont seem lax IEAN BOUSFIELD leaves her neatness and wardrobe of clothes to Iudy Gould ROBERT BRISBOIS leaves hrs abrlrty to collect props for the sen1or play to next years prop manager VIRGINIA BRYN leaves her serenrty to all the norse makers rn the lunror Class PAUL BUDD leaves hrs money to Phyllrs Cut ter to play the Juke box at the coffee shop DAVID CALHOUN leaves hrs dry sense of hum or plus hrs old nose to Brll Ernney KATHLEEN CALNAN leaves her contrnuous chatter to Nancy Kelley who probably wont know what to do wrth thrs qrft NORMAN CARLSON leaves hrs red harr t someone who s lookrnq for a change of color EDYTHE CARNES leaves her qrqqlrnq at every thrnq whether funny or not to Iudy Blanchard SAMUEL CAVALLARO leaves hrs unforqetta ble personalrty and prrvate roke book to Frank Hall ANNE CAVANAUGH leaves her actrnq career and 46 Ford to any Junror who wants to drrve to the theater to catch Anne's next performance ROSS COOMBS leaves hrs athletrc abrlrtres and a Frrst Ard Krt to Ionny Amaro BRENDA CORCORAN leaves her unusual way of walkrnq to Soma Myrsted IOYCE CORUM leaves her abrlrty for stayrnq out of trouble to Barbara Morrrs vw? fff, . , 4: , 4 , I , . . 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CAROL LURRIER leaves h r fl rtattons and romances to Paula L1enhard THOMAS CRAIG leaves a packaqe ot crqar ettes to B1ll Iohnston MARIE DEEGAN leaves her numerous ha1r styles and strrped blouse creatrons to Martlyn Boyle WILLIAM FAULKNER leaves hrs abtltty to make loud no1ses 1n the classroom at unseem ly txmes to Walter Ross WILLIAM FISKE leaves a pa1r ot elevated shoes to Thomas McAndrew FRED FISETTE leaves a book ent1tled Where To Spend An Emoyable Day When You Sklp School to Paul Butt IAMES FOLLOMON leaves a set ot new t1res to Bxll Fay who has peeled rubber qulte often AVIS GALKA leaves overdue books from the llbrary to Edd1e Sawyer RITA GATTA leaves a package of qum and a roll of Lzfe Savers to Iamce Spanks who also hkes to chew rn t1me Wllh the typewrlters next year s cheerleadmq squad FELIX FORTUNATA leaves h1s ab1l1ty to drlve teachers crazy to anyone who wants th1s qrtt IUNE GOSS leaves to look for an estate to hve on with her future husband RUSSELL GOULD leaves h1s loyalty to the class and also an assortment of crepe paper p1ns and w1re to the decoratrnq commrttee chalrman of next year s prom MARGARET GRASSIA leaves to spend even more tlme wrth Chuck IUDITH GRATCY K leaves to hnd true romance workmg 1n a New Hampshlre Hotel RUTH GRIFFIN leaves a long lrst of days ab sent from school IOHN HAMMOND leaves hrs suede shoes and peqqed pants to Bob Waterhouse a real cool ca MARY HARTNETT leaves a horse and buqqy to the Iunlor Class for play posters so they can advert1se the Senlor Play ln style RICHARD HOBAN leaves an empty hxstory workbook for somebody to put the answers 1n BARBARA HODGDON leaves wrth Bob Leon ard RUTH HOWELL leaves a book of al1b1s and a Jet plane to Roger Wh1te who Imds It hard qet tmq to school on t1me IOAN HUNNEEELD leaves a book on proper et tquette and speech to Ioe Gursk1 DIANE HUNT leaves her malorette umtorrn and baton to someone who would lxke to try and dress up the WHS band WARREN HUPPER leaves a space Shlp to Park er Prlndle so hell be the frrst human bemq to reach the moon IOHN KELL leaves h1s secret Monday rendez vous for everyone to quess about AUDREY KIMBALL leaves an easel and set of palnts to Larry Tucker PHYLLIS KIMBALL leaves bra1ns and the abll 1ty to study to Bonnle Iustlce who already has these thxnqs RALPH KINNEAR leaves late as usual ANN KRASINSKI leaves to take a tr1p around the world rn etqhty days to txnd Iohn C ROBERT LARIVEE leaves makmq up book re- KATHLEEN LEAHY leaves a pamr of hrqh heel ed shoes to someone who feels down-and out ROBERT LEONARD leaves early to qo to work MURIEL LORD leaves her f1qure to the future Mrss Wrlmxnqton BARBARA MacKENZIE leaves wxth pleasure PAUL MacMULLIN leaves at last' GERALD MALONEY leaves a new supply of test tubes and chem1cals to Mlss Farello ANTHONY MARMIANI leaves a chlcken house to all the WHS chlcks who want a place to hold hen part1es SARA IANE MARSH leaves her Enqllsh accent to someone who thrnks 1t w1ll help her 1n her Enqllsh classes MARGARET MCCABE leaves a reward to any one who fmds a lost baby blanket used ID the Senxor Play CECELIA MCLAUGHLIN leaves to complete all qoss1p sessrons wtth her q1rl fnends MARIE MICALIZZI leaves her dependab1l1ty to Phrltp Tupper HARRYMAN MOE leaves a plck and shovel to another future undertaker T' e i ' ' ' ' CARMEL GILLIS leaves a set ot crutches to parts Itil the last minute, MILTON MORASH leaves a tank of gas to Lar ry Foley m case hts qas qauqe ever reqrsters empty IOHN MCCORMICK leaves a rec rd of a baby crymq and a srren to someone who wants to cause a cornmotlon HAROLD MURRAY leaves a shotaun and flsh mg rod to someo e who th nks h d lrke to make sport rn class PATRICIA MURRAY l ares an alarm clock t Phylhs Ryan so that she ll be ab to qet up on trme ELEANOR NELSON leaves to try her luck at modehnq HERBERT TED NELSON leaves nothrnq D9 cause he wants everythmq the others are leav ma to helo supply hrs rurnpus room for future partres MARGUERITE ORNE leaves to JOIN the WIT S CWomen In Teachlnq Servrcel IAMES REID leaves an odd assortment of parts that m1ght become an engme 11 the capable hands of Ioe Inqerm WILLIAM ROSA leaves hrs bottle of Trntcur to someone who Wants to experlment wrth hrs harr BARBARA PECK leaves a parr of st1lts to Phyl hs Doucette ROBERT PECK leaves hrs Job at the A CS P ln Woburn to Ioe Barry SHIRLEY PARK leaves to make room for the next Park rn lme CLAUDE PIOTTE leaves the key to the book closet to Cllff Knrqht IOHN SCOZZARO leaves a book on How To Plunk A Course and Ernoy It to the School lxb rary FRANCIS SCANLON leaves a padlock on h1s Wallet so that hls pock t wont be p1cked EIVOR SKYLBERC1 leaves her portable r d1o to the futur prom decoratmq comm1ttee DONALD SHARP leaves a baseball bat to Mrss Horn r so that she cart knock som sens IU to the heads of next year s senror classm rt IOHN SMALLEY leafes a hatrcut to lerry Chrlstopher FREDA SHEPHERD l ales her qttt of qab a d wonders how she s a lnq to annoy anyone wlthout lt WALTER SONIER l afes to try cmd forget t e lmes he almost learred rn the Senlor Play IANE STEVENS leav s a forty pound pumpkm a cement block and a FOR SALE srqn on the front la NH of WHS PAUL ST HILAIRE l aves because he wa s PATRICIA WALSH l aves a beach pall a a shovel to next year s Class Baby so that wrll have a good trme on the class outma rf a beach IS the dest1nat1on MERRILYN WEBB leaves a bottle of perfurne loan Bennett SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON leaves her he ant the short boys rn 'WHS To th SCHOOL we leave the mem happy and sad wnrch we have collected the last four years our anxlety and excrt m concernrna qraduatlorr our qenutne aff ctto for the school and our pledge of loyalty WHS future GCIIVIIISS To th s we set our hand ana seal t 4 day of lu e ln th year of Our Lord I9 7 the town of Wrlmmqton State of Massacnuse El anor K1 4 O , o . . 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