Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

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Right: Mrs. Jacqueline K enney, Caroline and John, jr. leave Washington jbr Christmas in Florida. fin Review-1963 . A , PWM the assassination cjjohn F Kenney if Massachusetts, youngest president in U.S. history, the county lost a highyz-regarded and remarkaby' capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle Q' France, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads if state gathered in tribute to the late President Kenney. President Kennedy and then Vice-President johnson fsecond fam rightj met with leaders of the August March on Wash- ingtonl' dramatizing the nation's leading domestic issue in 1963. Major Gordon Cooper received the Distinguished Service Medal jrom President Kennedy at the White House in May, following Cooper's 22 orbit flight and manualyv controlled re-entgf. President Kenney, and soon-to-be-retired, Ger- man Chancellar Adenauer met in Bonn during Kenney's succesjul ten-day tour ey' Westem Europe. xi is Xa ,gdb W!LM2NGTON MEMORIAL LIBQARY 'sNkL,iX.HiNG'l'ON, MASSACHUSETTS THE ua Mm ss -uf as -if X , , f, y - N i fi5 g.'f ' . R'??55'-2? - J-z' ,Q'Ii:'fg X55 9' K l -'fujC', I YCY1' -'YA o- . I uyff' ' g,.M,...x.zf,, ,, 1 , 5 Wtffip , ff I ' 5 N 'rT 1!, ' '-- Yi 1 I KS ' 1 , ,Z I 0 , ' by V 1 1 , , 1 .ry .gg ' . ' ,ln li. ' J' Y I F L I , .f'f7'4f. ffm gf' Mx., ffitfg 5- . v pg 1 W P . sg:-L an a: I: A, ' X sr c - - , J '- , 1 , ,Em 1 , , qw ,j'f2?.fx,gg , . ' 3.2 'L -arf 3 aqii12'5kf i ,59 1 In Q. - s fwr. G 4 OE . 1 ' 4, -0.9 ' - V 1 ' , -1 2 .9-' J ix 1. - 'f'i3S w'f' rF 1'l57'-Ls UUMUNGIFON MIA UZMDSEWS fb 'ng' ADMIN ISTRATIGN di? 437 Q9 FACULTY 'LJ .K X X i Q, SENIORS U , J SUPERLATIVES C? I ' ai I SPORTS IVUUW' S 9 b J pm 4, UNDERCLASSMEN J, dl g 44' K- L ACTIVITIES 052 If ,fi I ' N 4 4 X . - ' 0721224 THE TIMES WE Three liffle maids were we. You want o dofe wifh me? f The Queen Z Z ILL' E ER FORGET and Her Escort Fun plus money I capitol goin. As we walked through our hollowed halls Pole honcls, I love Thee .--X N 'x:--h...-...- ,,m,W,,,, LQ. J oben fion v s U 1 i We, the class of 1964, wish to convey our warmest and most sincere gratitude to Miss Irene M. Sharp. I-ler God-given spirit of unselfishness and ready vvillingness to give part of herself and her precious time have carried us through many a crisis. In deep- est appreciation of her constant friendship, her unfailing efforts, and her invaluable assistance, vve respectfully dedicate this, our yearbook, to our guardian angel, Miss lrene M. Sharp. 6 If-4 i .gf f v. . ' , N l l 'J Q- ,, eff if f. I .P ali! W ' sl. if if I l X 1 1' rs' I-le is leaving his death for an example of a noble courage, and a memorial of virlue, not only unTo young men, buf unTo all his nation. lScrip'ruresl 7 I 5 'W Q-tgp-.Nl X To the Closs ot 1964: lt is with o greot deol ot pride thot the members of the School Com- mittee ond I extend our forewell to you os students in the public schools of Wilmington. Your high school record hos been noteworthy tor its respect for the rights ot others, for its concern for the weltore of the school, ond for its solid, it not spectoculor, scholostic occomplishments. For these, ond other ochievements, you will be remembered with much ottection by the toculty, the school odministrotion, ond the school committee. To oll ot you we extend our best wishes for success ond hoppiness in the yeors oheod. Your very truly, Horold S. Sheo Superintendent ot Schools 8 T? CongroTuloTions To The members of The Closs of 1964 upon your success- ful conclusion of High School. You ore o1bouT To lounch your respecTive coreers in o cruciol period of noTionol ond world hisTory. These nexT Tew yeors could be The mosT chollenging Tor you. WiTh The recenT odvonces in Technology ond The flowering OT ouTomdTion, none of you con sTond sTill. Your commencemenT should be one of TurTher educdTion ond Troining. By This l do noT infer ThoT everyone should go To college, buT roTher The non-college sTudenT should oTToin more educoTion ond Troining ThoT he mdy noT be coughT up in The vocuum of non-exisTenT employmenT. Where your porenTs ond grond-porenfs could move rn one direcTion ThroughouT Their lives, you should be prepored ond Trdined To move in Two or Three direcTions, should The need orise. The foculTy ond odminisTroTion of' VVilmingTon l-ligh School wish you con- Tinued success in dll your endeovors ds The yeors unfold. Bernord P. Mclvlohon Principol aff- -THX E I If Dil . 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LeT us remember ThoT o person's roce, color, or creed, does noT chonge his righTs os o humcm being ond os C1 ciTizen of our greoT counTry. Do unTo oThers os you would hove Them do unTo you! Horold E. Driscoll AssisTonT Principol 9 ...N I f N Y er 524' ,P- X mes Babcock 'a , 2 ,, .. v.4mtw .,,, ,i f Whig Q7 it : A -X s,,5. ..s .- 'F' ' .1-1 . ' its w:zv .., . J . .- fa if.fff.1fZ?4 7 l cwyg. ... , ,A Jlif' -gf, , ' : ' 'ff r f. , we fix' g1?Qg14f5Iff343 52,15 -72, ns Qwwz. .-Afziy-,r f 'fa4fv.-1- 35552, - arine Berlinghieri 2. Jb Supervisor l,2. lik Mrs. Elizabeth Baran French 2,3,4. Head of Language Dept. X x..,, cs4'11.'2 ' Mr. Joseph Beaton Mr. Frederick Bellissimo Economics Geography V. - ,.,f'W5s f..A . ,. ma Q - sc gf . yfggvtgizfzxqfjiizfsgktj - 2 14 fgxiff 4551 ' if ggi, Q . w fkzgga Ngsffn, 9 QI! 'i if .125 21.213 . Q ' ..:J..iZ:,.s. V .,,,, f ' . f, . fl ,. gag 9' ,. ,,..., ,cy ' 1 Qin X S X , as ., M X5 4 X N- fl gf a sf? as I EQ, ff K Z X Ae? ff V ff if F 1. 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'XX Q Oltice Machines Ing P -,Pk Mrs. Eleanor Day Oftlce Secretary 'mi fm aw 43' , XXX er Breakey Mr. George Cogan Miss Camille Consolino Miss Georgia Dadoly U.S. History French l Chemistry Science Sophomore Class Advisor GSHSVOI Science Girls' Basketball Coach 2 l If Q W 'lan-M 1 A ., V ' 1 i ...I 32 Mr. Joseph Day Mrs. MacMillan Mr. Louis Demos Mr. Ramon DeRosas English Type Biology l English Shorthand General Science .,--'ff Miss KC1llll'Yn DOUQl'1eI'fY Mr. James Dui? Mr. Thomas Eager Miss Elene Farello English Mafhemafics Laiin Head Science Dept. English Biology .-u A Miss Marilyn Fowler Mr. Vincenf Gallucci Mr. James Gilligan Mr. John Gould, Jr. En9llSl1 Ass'1'. Guidance Director General Science l'liS'fOI'y Speedi National Honor Society Baseball Coach Advisor Mr. Alfio Graceffa Music Director Band Leader is ,wi 2 Luft' H M55 MUUVSEU l'lUlPln Mr Alfred Hambelton GSCYWSTVY VVoodworkmg Alsebfv lf2- Head lndustrzal Arts fe-I Mr. James Hansen General Metal L..- 1 Nxisx Mrs. Sandra Horwitz English Geography Mr. Charles Keady Vvorld History Ass'T. Football Coach f'Es. Q i I Mr. Francis Kelley Miss MGVV Kelll! Algebra, Advanced Math Mofhemafics Math League Advisor Track and Cross Country Coach Q-7' may Mr. Frank Lenfine Mrs. Elizabeth Loury Graphic Arts Clothing Child Care .s? '1 an ' A I if . .ii 51 Miss Laura Marland Miss Mariorie Marshall English Junior High Guidance Direcior. l 7. Mr. Robert McLean i German Q, Spanish Lafin Senior Class Advisor . 1 , i A 5 K sf in 1 1 ..f,.l9 - iwliz A uf L K X 3- Y ,if s Miss Eileen Keccedy V-fiss F'a ces ' Q, P 'tl L..-' - Cf'C.iSf1 7' f:.C: J G-e'e':' S: e' Sf: is Sri.-.w 3 L' Miss Susanne Lusigarfen l-f's, Dofis O'R-eilly English Gddcrce Sec'efo'y T? gm X, 1 as XV' Miss Alice McCarthy Mrs. Anne McDermefi' Girls' P.E. Coach Hcrre Economics Field Hockey Coach Nz ter Melcniono 'ns Miss Mary Muldoon English Student Council Student Council Freshman Football Coach Advisor Advisor Mes Pollard Mrs. .lone Prescott Mrs Dorothy Rice Mrs Adele Rohe csv vol English Ottice Secretory English Ancient History 43' 'IPD ill, . 2 1, .- 1 ' 4... v . wfq ,isN W'- Q?',S 1 l l' X wi. . A' vs, ii X 5l Q rf - . V x H-we -. bert Soho Miss Irene Shorp Mr Bernord Shea MF Cl'1C1Vl9S Shlere - ,ffp S .-r-s Ass't. Guidance Director History Business Arithmetic M Jw J it I X ,S I4 Miss Jeanne Shinnick Algebra l Geonnetry ,di THE WORK? MARRIAGE 7 'HZ' ,521 COLLEGE , Ka Q P X V H ' 54 -i I fs.. o b. 'J-' E H033 f? ........ -.,. . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HOBBIES: Dancing, skating, PET PEEVE: Gym Classes Really? A.VV.J . CAROL ABERLE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Forget It. HOBBIES: Basketball, F.M. PET PEEVE: Having people mispronounce my last name. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, Business Club 2,3,4, Year Book Staff, Prom Committee, Play Committee, Secre- tary of Business Club. REMEMBERS: Parties at lunch, bomb scares, P.J. parties, Business English Class, putting Cindy in the basket, going out with the girls. AMBITION: To graduate from high school and be a successful secretary. JOAN ADAMS Joanie ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4: Pep Club 2, Business Club 2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Mrs. W's classes, the good times with the kids at W.H.S. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. -Q if FAVOPITE EXPRESSION: Oh Gee! HOBBIES: Homemaking FEI PEE !E: Gym PEIAEMBERS: Gym classes AIABITION: Social Worker M ,.o..s,5m-' PATRICIA ADAMS Pat FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I doubt it! Oh Well! HOBBIES: Buying clothes, collecting stulted animals, listening to records, talking on the phone, and being with Johnny. PET PEEVE: Fast drivers, people that like to argue and going to school on winter days. REMEMBERS: All the dashes to the girls' room at 5-minute break to see the girls, and all the class meetings that J.R., B.P., and J.D. spoiled!! AMBITION: To be happily married to Gumbie and to live a long wonderful life together. DOROTHY ALEXANDER 16 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Brother! HOBBIES: Art and F.L. PET PEEVE: People who have no sense ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Committee 3, REMEIVIBERS: All of W.H.S. HARRIET ALEXANDER Harriet pdf of humor. if' FY Senior Prom Committee 4, Sehior Dance Committee 4. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. Q FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I CIon't believe it! I HOBBIES: Water and Show skiing, skiing, diving, model building, cars, running into doors. PET PEEVE: Teachers who keep you after for not doing your homework. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Junior Variety Show 3, Radio Club, Junior Variety Show Decorations Committee 3. REMEMBERS: The first night of the Junior Variety Show, Miss Fowler, Friday nights with the bays. AMBITION: To build and own a big Hairy Ford. 'AT 1 AC HELEN I. ALLEN Candy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Forget it HOBBIES: Bowling, the vet, and Frankie. PET PEEVE: People who think they know more than the teacher, especially in English 407. ACTIVITIES: .Junior and Senior Prom Committee 3,4, Business Club 3,4, Pep Club 3, Glee Club I, Senior Play 4. REMEMBERS: Driver ed., study with Mr. Melchiano, and study hall with Mr. Eager. AMBITION: To be successful. DENNIS AMES Dennis FREDERICK WALTER ANDERSON, JR. Freddie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Noi Is that soil! HOBBIES: Swimming, skiing, skating, coin collecting. PET PEEVE: People who are conceited and proud. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee 4, and Junior Dance Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Trying to get into my locker, and English class when Miss Marland was absent. AM-BITION: To be a Mechanical Engineer. 17 JEANNE ELEANOR ANDERSON Jeanne FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Christmas! HOBBIES: Baking, knitting, reading, and raising birds. PET PEEVE: Narrow-minded people. ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Latin Club, Newspaper Staff, Science Fair, Senior Dance Committee, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Horizon Club, and Math League. REMEMBERS: Talking with Mr. Keacly and Mr. Melchiono. AMBITION: To become a psychologist and throughout my lite to help as many people as I can in any way I can. 2:1 L, 'X 3 Q MILES ANDERSON 3 Mike, Little Andy, Big Andy, Bort. HOBBIES: Sports. 'J'-, PET PEEVE: Spanish, Advanced Math, Physics, English, and Economics. ' ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,4: Secretary 4: Prom Committee 4. REMEMBERS: Our big tamily and proposing to Miss Brant. AMBITION: To become something without doing anything. i 'fH?i'2 'st r is . . , ,r .,, ., .1 -495 . X -2 Q: 'ivy' ,:-.. wg ! T? MARY ARFWEDSON L Qt, 1 :- Iliff KIETH ARNOLD Eiffel FF fC? TE EYPRESSION: Oh Darn ltlI t-CBEIEQ Plafirg Ba-ketbaII, Coaching Basketball, Retereeing Basketball, Watching Basketball, Lunch, Pi 'EP fi lft2 :ide'ate teachers, Mr. H. missing shots. AC' if Fzfxzzall 214, Basketball l,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Track l,2,4, Student Council 4, Jr. Prom Com- PEIIQVEE , Cate, Jqdfs Pajama Party, Playing Basketball, Pope John. I-.,'f,E,TlOil. T exch a team En the Tech Tourney and to Dunk it, fthe basketballj. AMW' 'iii' E I r wgsg :fl wftrfrfftf ' -i r T: .:'4:'.' rs,-tgj. C1 . . b il .Vi Mfg. .rf DANA ATKINSON 'we' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Forget mf' , HOBBIES: Baseball, basketball, football, hockey, coin collecting. PET PEEVE: Lab reports, homework. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,3, Math League 4: Finance Committee 4,-Senior Play Construction and Ticket Committees 4. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIly's tests and iokes. AMBITION: To graduate from college and become a sportscaster. MIKE AYER Mike FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, What the HeyI HOBBIES: Cars, guns, swimming, and skating. PET PEEVE: Lunch lines. REMEMBERS: Summer vacations: the metal shop: 2:20 bell. AMBITION: To marry Jean and get a good job. RICHARD BAILEY Richard FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's this, a lake? HOBBIES, Cars, money and having a good time with Carol. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning to go to school, and most ot all -teachers and homework. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Committee and Junior Prom Committee 3. 'Hu' REMEMBERS: Finding a girl in school, going with her, breaking up with her, and then starting all over again with another girl. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do, and to have a lot of money. CONSTANCE BAKER -.Q Connie, Chooch 19' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: He erm foo swaffrf HOBBIES: Bowling, dancing, skating, and collecting germs. PET PEEVE: Girls who can't mind their own business, and Mr. MeIchino's Problems class. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, Business Club 4: Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Committee Chairman, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Basketball Manager I. REMEMBERS: The onthe spot debates in Miss Harris' English class and the kids running to lunch. AMBITION: To live, love, laugh, and be happy for the rest of my lite. 19 X 1 IX N4 I JANICE BALDWIN Jan-Jan FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good thinking. HOBBIES: Reading and collecting articles about our late President. PET PEEVE, Goldwater supporters, college boards. ACTIVITIES, Latin Club, Math League, Newspaper Stalt, dance and Prom Committees, field hockey, basketball, National Honor Society Treasurer, Year book staff. REMEMBERS1 The team room after tield hockey games, Judy's party, asking Barbara for a ride, Our Big Family. AMBITION, To get the most out ot life including my B.S. 5 li 3 THERESE MARIE BALDWIN Terry FAVORITE EXPRESSION, What's my favorite expression? HOBBIES: Skating, swimming, bowling. PET PEEVES, Goldwater conservatives. ACTIVITIES, Field Hockey I,2,3,4, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Math League 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Alpha Staff 3, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS, J. C.'s paiama party, Mr. Kelley's tests, Our Big Family. AMBITION, To go to the University of Hawaii and take up surfing. BEVERLY CHRISTINE BARCELLOS Bev FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't get smart, Really!!! HOBBIES, Dave, talking on the telephone, shopping. PET PEEVE: A certain little brother, people who call me Barbara. ACTIVITIES, Dance committees 2,3,-4, Basketball Cheerleader I,2, Football Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4, Ring committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Secretary of Class 2,3, A1 Yearbook staff typing chairman 4, Junior Variety Show, Intramural Basketball All-Star I. REMEMBERS: The championship football team of '61 and '62, the trip to Washington, Miss Blanchard's Office Machines class, Our Big Family. AMBITION: To be successful and live a healthy and happy life. 'il CARROLL M. BERG IIBUTCPIII FAVORITE EXPRESSION: l'rrl Great. HOBBIES: Girls, Edsels, Spending Money, Girls and Lumber Yards. PET PEEVE1 My wallet, Nosey Seniors and any Junior Girl except Nancy. XACTIVITIES. Dance Committees 3,4, Junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Track 3, Prom Committee 3,4. REf!Zf!ELE?S, Chelrrztord, SuperCar, The Junior Variety Show vaguely Dick Allen in the Senior Class Plz,', :nd rry lcunny K.S,M. FMEITIOTII To become Czar of the Bunny Empire. x I ' 9 LINDA BERRY I Very Berry FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That Figures! HOBBIES: Sports, Freddy, and Having fun. PET PEEVE: Tests, tests, and more tests!!! And cliques in the Senior class, A certain girl's basketball coach. . ACTIVITIES: Treasurer, I-4, Field Hockey, I-4, Basketball, I-3, Softball, I, Junior Prom Committee-Dance Committees, 2-4, Basketball Cheerleading ISubi, 4, and Senior Play Publicity, 4. ff? REMEMBERS: Homeroom, Feuds in the lockerroom, Rioting on the bus to and from Field Hockey games. AMBITION: To become a secretary, or an office worker and be happy! ,fi 3 334, K cet .. gc.. JOHN BEVILACQUA Johnny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Seriously! That's ridiculous! HOBBIES: Sports, having lots of fun, and laughing. PET PEEVE: People who talk behind your back. Losing football and basketball games. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,3,4, Junior Variety Show, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff Dance Committee. REMEMBERS: Woody cheating. Judy's three day party and four years of fun. AMBITION: To be a teacher and to tell all my students that I never wasted time in high school. EVELYN BEZANSON HEVYU FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Okay, you'guys! HOBBIES: Ice skating, bowling, waiting for that red Chevy. PET PEEVE: Being called Martha, and the boy down the street. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, 4, Senior Prom Committee, 4. REMEMBERS: That certain ninth grade history class. AMBITION: Elementary teaching, and to always be in the Lord's will. Q Q. if RUTH BIRKLE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, Good Heavens! HOBBIES: Driving, Knitting, Collecting pictures of Richard Chamberland, Cooking. PET PEEVE: Fecple who bite their finger nails, People who crack their knuckles. Senior Dance Committe'e, Senior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Mrs. Webber's Lectures, the bomb scares, football and basketball games, MacBeth. AMBITION: To have my luck change for the better. 1, 21 it A ACTIVITIES: Business Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Junior Variety Show, Newspaper 3,4, Senior Play Usherette, F,iC:.'ORlTE EXPRESSION: Go fry your eyebaIls, Pardon me. HOBBIES: Donna, cars, and making money. PET PEEVE: Being forced into homeroom at 7:55, after hours clubs, being forced to take Algebra. ACTIVITIES: Interact Club, Prom Committee, Junior Rotarian. REMEMBERS: Stealing Bill's wagon. AMBITION: To marry Donna and make a million. i 'ff' 'it F4 .CPITE EXPRESSION: Don't give me any of that stuff l ECEEEQ: Let rrf hair go wild on Mondays and going to the drags. PE' EXE: X- clazz where a teacher talks and you have to fake notes ond use them for study. PEZ -'f :EP2: My trial balance in Bookkeeping always coming out wrong. I-'!L'TlC'l: To be an ACCOuntan', JOAN BISHOP FAVORITE EXPRESSION: l'm only kidding! HOBBIES: Skiing, horseback riding, playing football, water skiing, swimming. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people and those who are busy in everyone else's business. ACTIVITIES: Football cheerleading 3,4: Basketball cheerleading I: Latin Club Secretary 2: National Honor Society 4: Dance Committee 2,3,4: Queen's attendant of Junior Prom 3: French Club 4, Pep Club 3,4. REMEMBERS: When we used to have football rallies and when we used to be crushed in the stampede to lunch by the upper classmen who always sought' to be first in the lunch line. AMBITION: To live a fulfilling life and to help others. ROBERT BISHOP PAUL WATERHOUSE Paul FAVORTE EXPRESSION: You don't say! Imagine that! PET PEEVE: Teachers that give homework, but then never collect it. REMEMBERS: Those interesting conversations out back at lunch time. AMBITION: To ioin the Air Force in February. RONALD L. BODNER , .... . ....-.. . I EILEEN BRADLEY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: He looks as if he was ingan ax tight and didn't have an ax! Bite me! HOBBIES: Basketball, tennis, skating, skiing, and doing crazy things with the crazy seniors. PET PEEVE: The XL . ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 3, Dance Committees 2-4: Senior Prom Committee, 4. REMEMBERS: The elevator at Winchester Hospital, long lunch lines and having to slow down when I ran into Mr. DeRosa. Butch's truck, and J.C.'s P.J. party. AMBITION: To become a biologist. 'T 405 X, N.. ' Q. RUSS BRADY IIACelI FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Seniors are the greatest thing to hit this school since teachers HOBBIES: Writing, using microscope, cherchez les femmes, sports car races, ancl rallie PET PEEVE: Noisy classes when run by substitutes. Club. REMEMBERS: Forty-tive minute classes. AMBITION: To go to college, major in iournalism and be a writer. 11 S. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper writer: Senior Prom Committee, stage construction tor Senior Class Play Chess JOSEPH BREWSTER llJOeIl FAVORITE EXPRESSION TwiddIe! HOBBIES: Swimming, bowling, diving. PET PEEVE: To much homework in MATH. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIley's advanced math AMBITION: To leave this lousy state. Hnal. STEPHEN BROWN l rf' Ff- 'QPZTE EYPPESSIOPXI: Tlit1t'3 Ridiculous! FQQBIEQ, Pending, ghcpcing, and sewing. FET 525351 infill tzffrg e'e everyone knows everyone else's business, and people who call me GERARD BRUNO Gerry FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What my father doesn't know won't hurt me. HOBBIES: Coin collecting, Stamp collecting, and girl collecting. PET PEEVE: Nothing in particular and everything in general. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,3, Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres. of the Science Club 4, Science Fair l,3, Track 2, Senior Play, Senior Play Ticket Committee. REMEMBERS: The wild time I had with all my friends. AMBITION: To hear Mr. Kelly tell a good ioke. RITA BUCKLEY FA ,'.' ORITE EXPRESSION: Swinging, You're Kidding, You're a Doll. HOBBIES: Ice Skating, Roller Skating, Collecting Records, Listening to the stereo, Writing long letters, che '.-.- Eng gum, Having fun, and Watching football games. PET PEEX .t E: Studying, seventh and eighth grades, those fly-by-night people. ACTI' -.ti 'lTlES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Junior Variety Show, Science Fair 2, French Club I, Pep Club, Intramural tennis, 2, Yearbook Staff, Scenery Committee of the Senior Play. REfv'.Ei. iBERSf All the fun l've had, especially with L.C. and K.P., My great Junior and Senior years, ond especially Miss Sharp, who was so wonderful. A.'-JLBITIONZ To be successful, and to marry a billionaire! WALTER BUCKLEY WaIt FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're joking of course. Hi lover. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelly and his iokes. HOBBIES: Collecting stamps, collecting weapons, art, collecting good jokes Knot Mr. Kelly'sl, reading, girls. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,3, Science Club, President 4, Jets 4, Senior Class Play Cast, Math League 4, Science Fair l,3, Jr. 81 Sr. Dance Committees, Spanish Club. REMEMBERS: Having a ball as a member of the Senior Play Cast. Miss Brandt's sense of humor, Joan Bishop's laugh. AMBITIONI To be an officer in the armed services and give orders for a change or be a physical scientist and work for NASA, to hear Mr. Kelly tell a good joke. BARBARA BURNHAM Barb LQ ,l' N. J fqfhgl! Cheerleader l, Co-Capt. 2, All Star Cheerleader 2, Football Cheerleader 2,3,4, ', , it Cond' Treiiz, 2,2 - Pres. 4, Math League 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Rep. to Mass. GirI's State 3, tb :, Hqfgr Z'CIf5i',f 2, 'fice-Pres. 4, Financial Chairman of Yearbook Staff 4, Dgnce Committee 2,3,4, Pfgfr CC 'r. 24, Thiznkigi ng Oueen 4. K PECIFJJEE Z. 'V r, tg Ui. ngton and cheering for two undefeated football teams. I-MEITEZTI: Fifgf 'j d'JfIlC fran college, second travel around the world with Linda, and third settle down. 24 DAWNE BURNS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ' HOBBIES: Ice skating,Sailing,Basketball. PET PEEVE: People who spell my name Dawn instead of Dawne, and people who smoke. ACTIVITIES: Ice skating club 8th grade, Softball I, Head Typist of Newspaper 2, Finance Comm. 4, Student Council 3,4, Decoration Comm. Junior Prom, Scenery Comm. Senior Play, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Wearing orange cn St. PotrIck's day. AMBITION: To become an eP7cient executife secretary or legal secretary. N I 4 PAUL CAII. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh RottIl HOBBIES: Making model ships, trying tishing flies. PET PEEVE: Boring subjects. ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Play. REMEMBERS: The Graphic Arts class my brother lett me. AMBITION: To make the Navy my career. VALERIE CAMBER Val FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Big ThriII!l HOBBIES: Art, Water 8: Snow Skiing, Swimming, and basketball. PET PEEVE: People: especially those who can't do anything but complain and don't have anything good to say. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Dance Committee Chairman 4, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Variety Show, Chairman of Scenery for Senior Class Play, Willy the Wild Cat Mascot 3,4 REMEIVIBERS, First year ot Drafting Class, Senior year Good Buddies Art classes, and Woody's arguments in Problems. AMBITION: To become a combination of Rembrandt, Picasso, and Renoir. To go to Switzerland and Hawaii. I I RUTH CAMPOS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: VVho me? You've got to be kidding! HOBBIES: Bowling and Painting. PET PEEVE: People who push and shove you in the corridors. ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Junior Variety Shaw. AMBITION: To become a secretary. 25 REMEMBERS: Those stupid bomb scares and the teachers who opened windows on cold days. L ,iffy .IUDITH ANN CARNEY Avis FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, well HOBBIES: Talking on the phone, causing trouble, and listening to Woody's sob stories. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club, 2, Field Hockey, 3, Dance Committees, 3,4, Chairman ot Ticket and Publicity 4, Prom Committee, 3,4, Variety Show, 3. PET PEEVE: Gossips and the Elite groups and rumors. REMEIVIBERS: The parties, CarroII's, my tights with E.L. and Butchie's Bunny. AIVIBITION: To see the world. A S, Q- L ,iff I .E WI .5 ig, 'Sith 'C ' . . f . ., S sg ROBERT CARNEY Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I won t tell! HOBBIES: Cars, Cars, and more Cars. PET PEEVE: Six cylinders, teachers ACTIVITIES: Baseball, I-3, Hockey, I-3. REMEMBERS1 Friday nights with the boys. AMBITION: To race a 409 coupe at the Winter Nationals. NANCY CARPENTER Nancy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ReaIly? You're kidding! HOBBIES: Parties, skiing, bowling, and weekends. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committees, 3,41 Dance Committees, I,2. REMEMBERS: Our little group of seven and all the fun we had together. All ot our trips to Boston. L X S H gs AMBITION: To travel as an airline stewardess and to be successful. ag' ' . , ,f pt 5 IF I .1 ' ' If , ' vi' 3 MARILYN CARR Marilyn FAVOPITE EXPRESSION: Oh really? YoU're kiddlnglu HOBBIES: Swimming, cars, popcorn stands, and boys. PET PEEVE: Nozey people and gossipers. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committees, 3,4. PEff.F'!BEP'Z: Cro-ffdz in Iunchroom, our little group ot seven, vacation, and our trip to Purdy's. I , 1. AIIBITIOM Home Economics teacher and to marry a millionnaire. I' .fu I . 2 6 1 I f 1 ANTHONY TOT! groin FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Whcu'r? HOBBIES: Drums PET PEEVE: School AMBITION: To be a professional drummer. RONALD CARTER Ronnie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Swinging HOBBIES: Bowling, fishing, and sporfs. PET PEEVE: Mr. Diceys' iokes. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom REMEMBERS: Friendly conversafions out back. AMBITION: To invenf atomic fingernail clippers. ..f'?l PAUL CASSIDY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do you say?? HOBBIES: Ice Hockey, Bowling, Fishing and going 'fo The Drags. PET PEEVE: Sidewalk Superinfendenfs. ACTIVITIES: Ice Hockey 2,3,4. REMEIVIBERS: Mr. Lenfine's Priniing Class. AMBITION: To retire of 37. LILA REID Lila FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It drives me up a wall! HOBBIES: Collecfing my 1hough'rs, records, and playing cards. PET PEEVE: ThaT's you're perogafive. AMBITION: To be a success in life and be a good wife fo someone desiring and promising. -uv 415 REMEMBERS: I would like To remember my few shorf and wonderful months of Wilmington High. ESTHER CORUM FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't work too hard . . . HOBBIES: Sports and everything to do with horses. PET PEEVE: Pecple who say hoss instead ot horse. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, - Captain 4, Softball I,2,3,4, Science Fair I,3 Intramural Basketball coach I,2, Dental Clinic Assis. 2,3,4, REMEMBERS: Falling asleep over my trigonometry homework after basketball games. AMBITION: To do th'e will of the Lord. SUSAN COSMAN Sue FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a riot! HOBBIES: Skiing, Skating, Talking on the telephone, and the North Wilmington Pharmacy. PET PEEVE: Never once passing in an assignment in type on time or with no errors. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, I, Basketball, 2, Field Hockey, 2-3, Science Fair, I,3, Dance Committees, 2-4, Prom Committees, 3-4, Senior Class Play, 4, Junior Variety Show, 3. REMEMBERS: The fun we had putting on the play, and the parties after it. AMBITION: To graduate from college and become an elementary teacher. 3 if LAURA COTE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a winner, M-M-M-Nice, You Know. HOBBIES: Ice skating, Having fun, Chewing gum. ff!- PET PEEVE: Two-Faced people, my nickname, Red ! ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Pep Club, 3, Dance Committee, 2-4, Intramural Tennis, 2, Senior Play Committee, 4. I REMEMBERS: All the wonderful times I had with R.B. and K.P. and hope to have in the future. AMBITION: To be a secretary, and marry a rich man. K S RICHARD COY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What have you got'??? HOBBIES: Inez and cars. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Giving Smitty a hard time at lunch. AMBITION: To have a fast car and to be a mechanic. 1 MARJORIE CRAIK , Dena FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good heavens! HOBBIES: Collecting records, books, and pictures. PET PEEVE: Cliques, lunch line cutting, open classroom windows in the middle of winter, and teacher's pet. ACTIVITIES: Business Club, 2-4: Sophomore Class advisor, 2: Pep Club, 3-4: Junior Decoration and Dance Committee, 3. REMEMBERS: The dress crazy day we weren't supposed to have. Business field trips with Mr. Shiere. AMBITION: To become an accountant. DALE ELLEN DANICO HOBBIES: Bob, bowling and skating. PET PEEVE: Being bor'ed by J.R. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Business Club 3,4, Junior Variety Show REMEMBERS: Mrs. Webber's classes and Mr. DeRosas 303 English class. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in everything I do. EDWARD DEGRAFFENREID Eddie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shmock! HOBBIES: Cars, and Girls. PET PEEVE: Irish Teachers, Algebra, and Chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, 3. REMEMBERS: Sprinting to lunch - and getting caught! AMBITION: To build my own roadster. SANDRA DELISLE Sandy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Boniour. PET PEEVE: People who are late and forgetful - like me. ACTIVITIES: Dance Comm. 2,3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Senior Play Cast, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Guidance appointments never kept and Senior Lunch parties. ' 29 :E JOSEPH DELUCIA Joe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Watch your self! HOBBIES, Sandy, being late for classes, the tive minute breaks, staying after, going to the boxing tournaments. ACTIVITIES, Boxing tournaments, Dance Committee. REMEMBERS, The basement by 220, the wall out back, watching R.P. and J.R. fighting their way to classes. AMBITION: To be successful in lite. MAUREEN DELNINNO Maureen HOBBIES: Having tun. PET PEEVE1 People who don't know the meaning of ci secret and St. Patrick's Day. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committees, 3,4. REMEMBERS1 Rushing to lunch, trying to beat Ellen to Joan's car and to lunch. AMBITION: To graduate, get a iob as a secretary and then get married. BARBARA ANN DEL VISCO Barb FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Someday, HOBBIES, Reading, ice skating, and debating. PET PEEVE: Answering long letters. ACTIVITIES: Year Book staft, 4, Dance Committees, 2-4, Business Club, 3-4, Junior Variety Show, 3, Senior Play Patrons Committee, 4, Chapel Choir, I-2, Pep Club, 2-3, Financial Committee, 4, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, 3-4. REMEMBERS, The fun we all had in homeroom and Mr. Keady's History Class. AMBITION1 To be a success in whatever I undertake. LINDA WEATHERBEE Winda FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh my word! HOBBIES, Sketching, collecting records, photography, dancing, and spending money. PET PEEVE1 Self-centered people and sneaky underclassmen. ACTIVITIES, School ploy, 3,-4, Tweetie Club, 2-4, Drama Club, 3, Glee Club, 2,3, Fashion Club, 3. REMEIABERSI The fashionable interior of the school buses, the Principle's office, Claire, Gilda, Roberta, Janice, and all the others who made my Hrst 3 years ot high school the greatest. f-MBITION1 To work in the Telephone Company - To eventually become a supervisor. To travel to Hawaii on my first million, then on my second . . . 30 JOHN DEROSE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: YQ wanna bei? ' . HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, All other sports, and reading. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Dance Comm. 3. PET PEEVE: Stuck up People. REMEMBERS: All the things I keep trying to forget. ANIBITION: To go to College. MARY DESLONGCHAMPS HMOVYH FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Great, ReaIIy? , Swinging HOBBIES: Reading, Cooking, Sewing, Dancing, and Skating. PET PEEVE: Cliques, Hypocrites, Teachers who leave their windows open year-round. ACTIVITIES: Alpha editor, 4, Science Fair, 3: Science Club, 3, Latin Club, 3: Prom Committee, 3-4 Yearbook, 4, National Honor Society, 3-4. REMEMBERS: Those special National Honor Society meetings, Our French discussions: J.F.K. AMBITION: To be a good French teacher. ELLEN DESTEFANO Peanuts FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What can ya do? HOBBIES: Sports - esp'eciaIly skiing and swimming. PET PEEVE: People who cut in the lunch line and third-lunch-leftovers. A.CTIVITIES: Softball, I-2, Dance Committees, 2-4, Junior Variety Show, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4, Intramural Basketball, I-2: French Club, Science Fair, 3-4, Prom Committee, 4. REMEMBERS: Judy's P.J. party, the tries up Corrolls, the blue Cadillac, and St. Patrick's Day in Mr. SuIIivan's rooml AMBITION: To go to Hawaii with Mary, Judy, Sandy, and Genie, and to do something for my country! MARTHA ANN DOERFLER Marty FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Just a minute. HOBBIES: Bowling, talking on the telephone. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen who sit at the Senior table at lunch time and people who think they are better than everyone else. ACTIVITIES: Maiorettes, 2: Senior Play, 4, Junior Variety Show, 3: Newspaper Staff treasurer, I-2: Science Fair, I-2, Yearbook Typist, Senior Prom Comm. REMENIBERS: Five minute break by lI5 and all the wonderful things Miss Sharp has done tor me since the seventh grade. Miss Harris' and Mr. Shiers' classes. AMBITION: To be successful in what ever I do and to marry John in September of I964. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know! HOBBIES: Reading and Skating. PET PEEVE: Class dues. ACTIVITIES: Interact Club, Finance Committee, Track I. REMEMBERS: Bomb Scores. AMBITION: To go to college. fx HOBBIES: J.M. and Chevys. PET PEEVE: Pig Fords. REMEMBERS: Sleeping through 2 years of U.S. History. AMBITION: To own a new Chevy every year. MICHAEL DOLAN Mike HOBBIES: Hunting, fishing, sports, coin collecting, working, water skiing, enjoying myself. PET PEEVE: So much homework in so little time. ACTIVITIES: Science Fairs, Jets 3: Cross Country I, Dance Committees 2-4, Prom Committees 3,4: Senior Play Set Committee 4. AMBITION: To be a drafting teacher. ELIOT DREW JANICE DUFFINA lljcnn FAVORITE EXPRESSION: For Pete's sakeI HOBBIES: Skiing, swimming, tennis, ice skating. PET PEEVE: The lunch line. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 2-4: Junior Variety Show 3: Senior Play 4: Prom Committees 3,4: Dance Committees 3,4: Intramural Basketball I. REMEMBERS: Going to Carrolls in a Caddy, the parties before play rehearsal, and the saddest moment of my life - learning of the death of President Kennedy. AMBITION: To see something of the country and to become a good wife, mother, and citizen. DANIEL DUPRAS llDGnll 32 JOAN FAIRCLOUGH Jog1nie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's for lunch? HOBBIES: Sports, especially camping and water skiing. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen who get in your way while you're going to lunch. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 2-4, Softball 2, Senior Prom Committee 4: Dance Committee 4: Play Committee 4. REMEMBERS: The day President Kennedy died, all those wonderful snowstorms that they called school oft tor. AMBITION: To get a good iob and own a car. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right? HOBBIES: Bowling, diving, swimming. PET PEEVE: Mr. KeIley's Jokes. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's fun final. AMBITION: To marry a rich girl. fi ai' I A JON EDMUND FAIRFIELD ll Moose FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do you say tiger? HOBBIES: Sports, girls and my S.P. PET PEEVE: People who don't like sports. 3'4- xc.. 461 ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Basketball I,2,3, Track l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Class Pres. I,2, Junior Variety Show, Class Dance Comm. 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Class Bouncer 3,4, Boxing Tournament. REMEMBERS: Our two undefeated football teams and winning the New England Shot Put. AMBITION: To go to college and be in the i968 Olympics. RICHARD FALWELL lIRiChll JANICE FINNEY 11 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What am I gonna do? HOBBIES: Dancing, Reading, and Records. PET PEEVE: Two-Faced People. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Junior Prom and Mr. Shiere. AMBITION: To become a secretary. S 33 I Janice PAUL FOBERT MARION FORREST FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What are you some kind of a nut! HOBBIES: Sewing, shopping with my nieces and nephews. PET PEEVES: People always having to be first or having to win at games all the time. REMEMBERS: The sorrowful day that John F. Kennedy died, and the days school was closed on acount of a storm. AMBITION: Becoming a hairdresser. PAUL FORREST FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Yeah! HOBBIES: Fixing automobiles and playing baseball. PET PEEVE: Students talking back to their teachers, and not showing respect to them. REMEMBERS: The day I went in the music class and the teacher couldn't tind a spot to suit my voice MARSHA FOX FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh YOu're kidding! HOBBIES: Oil painting, collecting stuffed animals 8- souvenirs, traveling and sightseeing. PET PEEVE: Beatle Haircuts. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 3, Business Club 3,4, Newspaper Stott 4, Junior Variety Show 3: Senior Class Play Committee, Senior Dance Committee. REMEMBERS: Lunch time, football games, field trips and student 8i teachers games. AMBITION: To be successful and to have a happy life. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh my word! Is that right! HOBBIES: All sports, especially ice hockey, parties, having fun, and D.M. PET PEEVE: People who talk about something that they know nothing about. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittee, Basketball I,2,3, Field Hockey I,2,3, Captain 4. I REMEMBERS: Getting caught running to lunch with Ann, the girls' room by the Cate and Maureen, Ellen, and Dionne giving me their lunches. AMBITION: To go to New York with Ann, Pat, Irene, Barbara, and Peggy and to succeed in whatever I attempt. ,ar in 3 ,, Q up ! 3. 4 ..... fs wx-WNE GAULZETTI FAVORITE EXPRESSION: lf at first you don't succeed, let somebody else do it. HOBBIES: Camping, Booting, Hunting, Fishing, Stamps, Thinking of Elephant Jokes and Custard Pie, and Arch itectu ral Desig n. PET PEEVE: Miss Sharp telling me to take a language when I couIdn't even learn no English. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I, Hockey I,2, Science Fair 3,4, Class Play Stage Manager, Set Construction Chairman, Ticket Committee, Prom Committee, Dance Committee 4. REMEMBERS: The class play and the crazy telephone I had to ring. The trip to the U. of M. and the Chinese dinner afterwards AMBITION: To become a Civil Engineer and make a million iroadsl. MARLENE GALKA LOIS ELLEN GALLAGHER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Can you imagine! HOBBIES: Reading, Bowling, Collecting things that I might use someday. PET PEEVE: Dishonest people. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee, Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Usherette, Spanish Club 3 REMEMBERS: Everything I forget. AMBITION: To become a nurse. ROSEMARY GAY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: lsn't that awful! HOBBIES: Skiing, bowling, sewing. PET PEEVE: People who call me Rosy. REMEMBERS: Our little group of seven and all the fun we had together. AMBITION: To become successful in business. 35 EILEEN GILEWSKI FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Now you did HI? HOBBIES: I'd love to swim if I only could! Playing football 81 baseball. PET PEEVE: Orange iuice with sediment in it, lnsincere people, the fact that I can't type. ACTIVITIES: Softball 3,4, Senior Play Ticket Committee, Dance Committee 2,3, Spanish Club 4. REMEMBERS: Delicious lunches in the cafe! Our Junior Week, Senior Play 81 Proms. AMBITION: To graduate from W.H.S. and to be a nurse. CAROL ANN GLIDDEN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Buddy, who do you think you are? Who's asking you? HOBBIES: Comedians, especially Red Skelton, sleeping, going to W.H.S. football games. PET PEEVE: Staying after school, crowded lunches, stubbing my toe, people who make me angry. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 3,4. REMEMBERS: The three year of successful football, being able to graduate from W.H.S. AMBITION: To get my license and to enjoy life and see things of importance. , f JOSEPH H. GRAY Tubby, Muttonhead, Joe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'Whadda ya ears lap over? You know I do. HOBBIES: Trudy, and buying cars. PET PEEVE: Not being ready for school at 7:40, and not pumpkin stealing. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3,4, Basketball I, Track 3, Baseball 2, Prom Committee 3,4, Dance Committee 2,3, Mr. Irresistible 3, Hockey 2,3, Captain 3, Junior Variety Show, Boxing Tournament 2,3. REMEMBERS: Beating Chelmsford in I962, Two championship football teams, small cafe, and Bill Hall. Football Movies in 1962, the real fat lip I got in Hockey, the cool trip to Washington and walking Trudy to her classes and being late for mine. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. WILLIAM GRONDIN Bill FAVORITE EXPRESSION: May the bridge of friendship never go rusty. HOBBIES: Skating, Auto ricing, Model Building. PET PEEVE: Friday mornings. ACTIXITIES: Hockey I, Boxing I,2, Champ 2. PEMEMBERS: Miss Farello. AMBITION: Technician or plastics designer. 36 REBECCA HARTWELL Becky FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Surely you iest . . . HOBBIES: Speed Skating, Skiing . . . water 81 snbw, Sewing, Art, Dancing, Music . . . Jazz 8: Folk, Coffee Houses, Being an individualist. PET PEEVE: Those who confirm with nonconformity, two-faced people, immature folks, people who start something and don't finish it. ACTIVITIES: Band I, Maiorettes I,2,3 . . . Drum Maiorette 4, Intermural Basketball I, Basketball Cheer- leader 3, Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Cast, Dance Committees 2,3,4, Junior 81 Senior Prom Com- mittees. I REMEMBERS: Those few who tried to understand, not taking showers after cheerleading practices and games, all those college weekends. AMBITION: To obtain a B.A. degree from college in Home Economics, to aways own a white Grand Prix, and live in my own corner of the world . . . preferably Hawaii. NANCY HASTINGS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you serious? You've got to be kidding? HOBBIES: Dancing, P.J. parties, going out with T.F.D., boys and winning arguments with everybody. PET PEEVE: People who tell that I have bedroom eyes and people who call me Ann or Carol. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees I,2,3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Pep Club 3, Commercial Club 2,3,4, Ring Committee 3, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Stal? 4, Senior Play Prompter and Committee. REMEMBERS: Sharing two lockers with Kathy at the same time, our famous p.i. parties and the parties at lunch. AMBITION: To go to New York and North Carolina with Kathy, and to get married when I'm 2I. GRACE LOUISE HENDERSON Louise FAVORITE EXPRESSION: JeekerS HOBBIES: Bowling, Shopping, and Eating pizza. r PET PEEVE: Having my '52 Chevy break down and doing homework. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Football Cheerleading 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. of Business Club 3, Thanksgiving Queen 2, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Junior Variety Show, Class Photographer 4, Finance Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play: Business Club Pres. 4, Queen's Attendant 4. REMEMBERS: Being a cheerleader for W.H.S.'s two undefeated football teams, the Junior Variety Show and aways winning arguments with Barbara, AMBITION: To be a private secretary and have a I2' x I2' closet full of clothes. ANN HOBAN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Yeah! HOBBIES: Most sports, parties and having a good time. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings and people who think they know it all. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4: Business Club 2,3,4: Pep Club- 3: Dance Committees 2,3,4: Junior 81 Senior Prom Committees. REMEMBERS: Getting caught running to lunch with Marlene. AMBITION: To go to New York with Marlene, Pat, Irene, and Barbara and to be successful in whatever I attempt. sk HOBBIES: Riding and skating. CHESTER HooPER ffcheff' HOBBIES: Skating, skiing, showing and riding horses, hunting, tishing and cars PET PEEVE: People who like Fords and people who call me Chester REMEMBERS: The times we had in the metal shop. AMBITION: To be able to work for General Motors and work on Chevle engines STEPHEN HUGES Steve PET PEEVE: People who can have no other opinion than their own. REMEMBERS: Those good hot lunches! I?J AMBITION: To become a veterinarian. QV' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ffoh Forget mv' ': f ' HOBBIES: working. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know! HOBBIES: Photography. PET PEEVE: Irresponsible parents. ACTIVITIES: Track, French Club. REMEMBERS: Mr. Sullivan as a bachelor. STEPHEN HULSE Steve AMBITION: To attend college and become an engineer. ALLAN R. JACKSON PET PEEVE: Pushing and shoving in a long lunch line. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: Having the same teacher 3 times a day, 5 days alweek. AMBITION: FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's Bright Hey Sam Forget it HOBBIES: Writing Chuckie and Danny. PET PEEVE: Not getting the car, not getting my own way, and being called Babs. ACTIVITIES: Science Fair 2, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Junior Varsity Show, Prom Committet 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Commercial Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Usherette, f REMEMBERS: The P.J. parties, the parties at lunch, Miss B's patience when I broke the Friden and I Monroe, never winning an argument with Louise. AMBITION: To marry the perfect man: but almost perfect will do. Fl! V. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Let's went . . . HOBBIES: Trying to catch Paul. PET PEEVE: Caravans. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,3, Dance Committee 2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Track 3,4, Yearbook Staff. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIIy's jokes. AMBITION: To run a four minute mile. 1 I .i,- ag BARBARA ELAINE JONES llBGrbIl 1 wot' U JAMES JUSTICE Jimmy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: My goodness HOBBIES: Thinking, reading and dating. PET PEEVE: Irrelevant details. ACTIVITIES: Track I, Math League 2,3, Senior Play Cast. REMEMBERS: My family and the rest of the members of the play cast. AMBITION: To find God's purpose for my life. WILLIAM KEEN ' FLORENCE KELLY Bunny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, you're kidding!!! HOBBIES: Reading, dancing, swimming, skiing and having fun. PET PEEVE: Short summers and tall lockers. ACTIVITIES: Ring committee, Pep Club, Football Cheerleading, Junior Variety Show, Junior Prom Com mittee, Senior Play Committee, French Club. REMEMBERS: Thinking high school was forever. AMBITION: To reach my goal as a teacher. 39 X1 .s KATHLEEN FRANCES KELLY Kell Kathy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come againI HOBBIES: Parties, W.H.S. football games, Dancing, Hitting Mary with a stick. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen pushing me in the corridors. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, Junior Variety Show Pep Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. REMEMBERS: The P.J. parties, Junior Variety Show, Bomb Scares, Proms and other parties, Shorthand Il Sharing two lockers with Nancy at the same time. AMBITION: To go to North Carolina and New York with Nancy. t I Q if NANCY LEE KENNISON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Chuckie Chuckle . . . HOBBIES: Sewing, Cooking, Riding horses, Ice Skating. PET PEEVE: Some certain teacher. ACTIVITIES: I REMEMBERS: Diane in Bookkeeping with one certain boy. AMBITION: To graduate this year. EDWIN KINNEAR Eddie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Knock it off . . HOBBIES: Rods and customs. PET PEEVE: School. REMEMBERS: Waiting in line for lunch. AMBITION: To leave my Pet Peeve. PATRICIA KLEYNEN Patti FX- ICPITE EXPRESSION: Oh no, maybe I will and maybe I won't. HOBBIES: Pmntinq, Good Books, and Collecting records. iii E' V IF- Vida who get away with murder in class rooms and teachers who open all the windows in the I-CTIXITIIS: Bu'lrtf::3 Club, Senior Play. f:IfI.LSlTlfJlI1 Tu he Jr. accountant or CPA. and travel around the world. Bowman IANGONE '51 Eddie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Drop Dead! HOBBIES: Sleeping. PET PEEVE: People who are always talking about other people. ACTIVITIES: Math League 3,45 Football 2-4, Dance Committees 3,4. REMEMBERS: Judy's three day party and Losing to Chelmsford. 'Gigli AMBITION: To graduate from high school and to become a millionaire before I'm twenty-tive. JAMES LAURIN Barry FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bread it up . . . Let's go!!! HOBBIES: Playing my guitar, writing songs, girls, and working on cars. PET PEEVE: People who don't like my motorcycles . . . ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Cross Country 3. REMEMBERS: Meeting the gang in the morning and telling jokes, all the long and boring days not the short and good ones, and watching the girls in the lunch room. AMBITION: To live a normal and happy life or at least try to. I DENNIS LICARI Denny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't worry about it, l'lI do it yesterday. HOBBIES: Skiing, Boating, Skin Diving, Hockey, Hunting, and Fishing. PET PEEVE: Getting caught doing nothing. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 4. REMEMBERS: The fun in Chem. and Lab making hydrogen. AMBITION: To become a drafting engineer. BRUCE LIND FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What you say??? HOBBIES: Hunting, Swimming and Skating. PET PEEVE: People who tell sick jokes. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Set Construction Committee. REMEMBERS: Woody's arguments with Mr. Melchiano. AMBITION: To become a history teacher and go to Hawaii. X ul! 5. 5: Q ' 'E 3 1 f NANCY LUKEN Nanette Blue Eyes FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Just for Chuckles. PET PEEVE: Small towns. HOBBIES: Sun-Bathing, Sewing, Knitting and Skiing. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 4, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Pe 3, High School Chorus l,3, Senior Class Play, Junior Variety p Club 3, Prom Committee 3,4, Math League Show, Science Fair 2. AMBITION: To move to the city, become a fashion designer and marry the perfect man. PATRICIA LUKEN 11 Pctl: A FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'fl doubt mi ' HOBBIES: Meeting the kids up Mike's, riding around in a '54 Mercury wth Irene and Barbara, and the parties with R. B. PET PEEVE: People who never have anythting good to say about anybody but themselves. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading I, Prom Committee 3,4, Business Club 3, Pep Club President 3. REMEMBERS: Freshman and sophomore years, Vacations, and the Clique AMBITION: To go to New York this summer with Irene, Barbara, Marlene, and Ann, and to be happy in whatever l do. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You know . HOBBIES: Shopping and dancing. DERRICK MACLEA FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Smarten up and fly right . . . HOBBIES: Skin diving, Weight lifting, and the Guitar. PET PEEVE: ACTIVITIES: Five year of Boxing with Two years Championsh REMEMBERS: AMBITION: To be healthy and happy. LINDA MAGLIO I N ip. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than anyone else, and small towns. !-CTIVJITIES: Basketball Cheerleading l,2, Football Cheerleading 2, Pep Club - Treasurer 3, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. PEMEMBERS: Trip to Washington in 6l, Cheerleading for and undefeated football team. AMBITION: To become a teacher and travel around the world with Barb. 4-2 f IRENE MAHONEY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Quit it, will yo. HOBBIES: Going up Mike's, driving, dances, fun.' PET PEEVE: Waiting for Pat. People who put on a big front, but really have a big back. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Maiorette 2, Prom Committee, 3,4, Pep Clul QAM, 3, Senior play Usherette. ,ff REMEMBERS: The fun of my freshman and sophomore years, the parties especially J. F.'s. AMBITION: To go to New York with Pat, Barbara, Marlene and Anne. To own a 57 Ford Convertible f f :i ,E WALTER H. MARFLEET IIWOITII FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Smartin Up. HOBBIES: Guns and cars. PET PEEVE: Mr. Sabo's homework. REMEMBERS: Miss Murphy's homework over the Christmas vacation. AMBITION: To go big game hunting in Africa. HOBBIES: Working with cars. REMEMBERS: Running to lunch. AMBITION: To be a mechanic. 43 PET PEEVE: School and teachers. JOAN ANNE MARCY .Ioanie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What else is new, that's tough, Oh yea HOBBIES: Skiing, skating, dancing, eating. PET PEEVE: People who think they are great and 7th and 8th graders ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3, Prom Committee 3,4, Pep Club 3 Business Club 3 REMEMBERS: The crowds in the lunch room, vacations, and our little group ot seven AMBITION: To become an elementary teacher and marry a millionaire STANLEY ALBERT MARR Stan MIOHAEL JOSEPH MASSE I Mike FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You Know, Hey. HOBBIES: Sports, meetings, Ferrara. PET PEEVE: People who can't speek Fransai, losing to Chelmsford, my left leg. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Winter Track I, National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, Interact Club 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Math League 2,-4, Science Fair 3,4, Latin Club 2, Prom Chairman 3, Dance Comm. 2,3,4, Jr. Banquet Comm. 3, Class Ring Comm. REMEMBERS: Washington, D.C. and Mr. KelIey's tests. AMBITION: To be Ben Casey the second. SANDRA MATTHEWS Sandie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Help, Oh yea. HOBBIES: Jackie, bowling, skating. PET PEEVE: Having underclassmen in my way while running from I25 to the cafeteria. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2: Prom Committee 3,4, Cemmercial Club 3, Pep Club 3. REMEMBERS: Parties After bomb scares, proms and the parties afterwards, fights with d.Mc. in home- room and that 2:20 bell. AMBITION: To be successful and go to Hawaii with Mary and Genie. LAURA LEE MCCABE Laurie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: RealIy!! Please close the window. HOBBIES: Rickie, a certain 56 Chevy, water skiing, W.H.S. football games. PET PEEVE: Being trampled in the lunch rush, Teachers who open windows. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3, Treas. 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 2, Dance Comm. 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 3,4, Class play cast, Yearbook staff, Junior Variety show. REMEMBERS: Saturday Night drive-ins, the 2:20 bell, and that certain problems class, trying to be quiet in the Guidance Office. AMBITION: To enter college and become an Elementary teacher, later settling down to live ct long and happy life. MARY SUZANNE McCAULEY Mary FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh crumb, whoosymagoo. HOBBIES: Skating. PET PEEVE: Having my senior locker down with the seventh and ninth graders. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Field Hockey 3, Commercial Club 3,4, Senior Play Usherette, Junior Al! Dance Comm. REMEMBERS: Miss Sharp and our Junior Variety Show rehearsals. AMBITION: To succeed and also to go to Hawaii. ELAINE MCCLURE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya know what I mean? Listen to this. HOBBIES: Parties, dancing, football games, Friday afternoon to Sunday night. PET PEEVE: The school buses, the seventh graders, getting up in the morning, fresh air fiends. ACTIVITIES: Intermural Basketball I, Dance Comms. 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Prom Comms. 2,4, Junior Class Ring Comm. 3, Junior Variety Show 3, Vice-President Pep Club. , REMEMBERS: The P.J. parties, the Junior Variety Show, the football games, the parties, the cafeteria at lunch time, and all the fun I've had at W.H.S. f AMBITION: To become a teacher, and to succeed and be happy in whatever I do. PATRICIA ANN McCOSCO Pat FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Well, I'II be I'm hungry. HOBBIES: Winter sports, Christmas shopping in Boston, swimming. PET PEEVE: People who always have something to say about others. Kids rushing to lunch. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 2,3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Prompter, Chorus 2,3, Science Fair 4, Yearbook Staff. REMEMBERS: Rides in Miss Sharp's car, room II5, and coming to this school in the 7th grade. AMBITION: To become a good x-ray technician, DAVID McCUE Dave FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Your retarded. HOBBIES: Work and spending money. PET PEEVE: Girls who are supposed to be going steady. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, Junior Variety Show, Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: The tive minute break near 220, the mad dash to lunch from 227, Monday morning. AMBITION: To retire at 21 with millions. THOMAS MCDONOUGH lITOmll HOBBIES: Stamp and coin collecting. PET PEEVE: Being near the end of the lunch line. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Spring Track, Latin Club, 200 Mile Club. REMEMBERS: When the Cross Country team won. AMBITION: To graduate from college. KENNETH MCFEETERS nKenl1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Dead. HOBBIES: Girls, girls, girls, more girls, cars. PET PEEVE: Getting caught at skipping class, one hour drafting classes. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I. REIVIEMBERS: The girls at lunch. AMBITION: To build my own roadster, tool maker, or school. ELAINE McMII.I.AN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh . . . bIozes. HOBBIES: Writing short poems, cooking, selling my old protects to the neighbor's kids. PET PEEVE: When underclassmen invade the senior lunch table. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club 3, Junior Variety Show, Dance Committee 2,3. REMEMBERS: Taking the ear test in my gymsuit. AMBITION: To be o successful nurse. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shui up. HOBBIES: Pestering people. PET PEEVE: My bookkeeping class. ROBERT MCNABB Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Will somebody open this locker. HOBBIES: Sports and being lazy. PET PEEVE: Trying to learn how to type. ACTIVITIES: Class Pin Committee 4, Pres. of Business Club, Dance Committee 3,4 REMEMBERS: The comedy hour in all ot Miss H's classes. IAMBITION: To have some money in my pockets. LUCILLE MEDICO ACTIVITIES: Usherette at Variety Show, Class Dance Comm. 2,3,4. REIAEMBERS: R. M. bothering me in homeroom and at my locker. AMBITION: To loaf. K. 46 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: About that much. HOBBIES: Baseball, basketball. PET PEEVE: Mr. KeIIey's tests. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Baseball, Basketball. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIley's jokes. AMBITION: To graduate, go to college, and become an architectural engineer. 1 ,,,,,,,, .is .F-f FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a panic! HOBBIES: Horses, sea shells. ALBERT MILLS JANET MILONE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey you. HOBBIES: Collecting records. PET PEEVE: Mr. Sullivan calling me Lucille and Johnny One-note. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey I,2,3, Softball 2, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Spending homeroom period in the Guidance Office land getting kicked outl. AMBITION: To go to college to become an elementary school teacher. DIANNE MORTELLITI PET PEEVE: Homework over the weekend. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Year- book Staff, Senior Class Play. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIley's tests, French conversations, Honor Society Meetings. AMBITION: To become a dedicated high school teacher and better serve my God and my country. sv we ' T, 4 :re ww Am , ,Q,ts,s+f9,e . DEBORAH NEWELL Debbie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Greatl TerritIcI HOBBIES: Sewing, skating, toboganning, dancing, reading, cooking. PET PEEVE: Teachers who leave their windows open in the winter, cliques. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Committee, Basketball I, Newspaper Stalt 3, Junior Variety Show, Prom Com mittee 3,4. REMEMBERS: Lab period in Mr. SuIIivan's class, Mr. KeIley's iokes, the group in 2OI, Mr. KeIIey's tests President Kennedy. AMBITION: To become a nurse. 47 FAVORITE EXPRESION: Carumba. HOBBIES: Girls, stamp collecting, boxing. PET PEEVE: Surprise tests. ACTIVITIES: Boxing 'I,2,3. REMEMBERS: Mr. SuIlivan's home-made, AMBITION: To graduate. Fl- 'OP 'E EXPRESSION: .'.'rat dz ,Z St HOEBEQ' Dfifirg tic Big D, 77' PZEJE Algebra Claiz. F' H',:Vf:,' Town '2,3,4. T Pda rg ',::C.f Big G twcling, picichirg MC'y. 1 :i, f J' KJFGTCXEV I attempt. NORMAN NORTON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Was that a joke or a formula, Mr. Kelley? HOBBIES: Electronics, skating, fishing, swimming. PET PEEVE: Trying to stay awake in class. ACTIVITIES: Science Fair I-4, Science Club I,2, Radio Club I,2, Interact Club 4, Class Play. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIIey's tests and iokes. AMBITION: To be a teacher. MAN o'BRiEN 1 W1 easy to do tests and quizzes. MARY O'CONNELL Oo kie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: He's retarded. I almost crooked. HOBBIES: Listening to Kingly Sea Mountain's problems, hitting Kathy back with the stick, and just plain having fun. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Business Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Pep Club 3, Junior Variety Show, Finance Committee 4, Senior Play, Yearbook Stott 4. PET PEEVE: Green Blouses. REMEMBERS: Nights down CarroII's, Fights with .Iimmy O'Hara in homeroom, The Blue Cadillac, J. C.'s paiama party. AMBITION: To organize a world wide clique, to go to Hawaii with Sandy, Genie, Ellen, and Judy. JAMES O'HARA Jimmy JOHN O'HARA Johnny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, what clo you say. HOBBIES: Hockey, hunting. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3,4. REMEMBERS: The driver of the Big D. AMBITION: To get out of school. TRUDY O'HARE Tree FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fiddle HOBBIES: Raising tropical Hsh, reading, driving teachers wild, knitting. PET PEEVE: People who say they can't before they even try. ACTIVITIES: Science Club l,2, President 3,4, Intramural Track I,3, Chorus I, Latin Club 2, Tennis 2, Dance Committee 2, Junior Variety Show, Intramural Gymnastics 3, Spanish Club 4, Field Hockey 3,4, Math League 3,4, Manager for Basketball 4. REMEMBERS: Mr. Sullivan exploding his pet swan, arriving at Concord-Carlisle High School a week too early for Math League. AMBITION: To get my B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in Pharmacology and to teach elementary physical education. PAUL O'LEARY PET PEEVE: Miss Sharp calling me Billy Keen. HOBBIES: Running, reading, and girls. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIIey's driving, especially around rotaries. ACTIVITIES: Track I,2,3,4, lco-capt.l, Cross-Country 3,4, lcapt.l, Basketball I,2,3, lmgr.l, Latin Club 2, 200 mile Club 4, Interact Club 4, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Dance Committee. AMBITION: To be a success in the future. CHRISTINE OLSON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, come off itI ReaIIy! HOBBIES: Driving, dancing, bowling, swimming, and skating. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Chapel Choir I, Dance Committee 3, Junior Variety Show 3, Senior Play Committee. REMEMBERS: Our class activities like the Junior Variety Show, and the Senior Play Committee. AM-BITION: To be a good secretary and to travel. JOHN O'REILLY Johnny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: My name's O'ReiIIy. Oh really? No, O'ReiIIy. HOBBIES: Listening to and playing music especially jazz, girls, dancing, swimming, fishing, hunting. PET PEEVE: People who can't make decisions, I think: people who can't spel gud: and trying to read my own writing. ACTIVITIES: Band I,2,3,4, Dance Committees 2,3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Yearbook Editor, Junior Variety Show, Senior Play, Latin Club President 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club, Math League 4, Science Fair 3,4. REMEMBERS: Having Mr. De Rosas tor English, Mr. KeIley's iokes, getting away with as much as possible, Rotary Club. AMBITION: To have all my ambitions fulfilled. SHELDON OSBERG Shel or Ozzie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: When do we eat, or what's for lunch? HOBBIES: Boxing, bowling, swimming, skating. PET PEEVE: Receiving homework in advance. ACTIVITIES: Boxing l,2,3, Track I,2,4, Finance Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee, Science Fair I,2,4. REMEMBERS: Mr. KelIey's tests. AMBITION: To become a physical education instructor. ' ' ' ' ,, -...sei - . Jpeg. iz! ' -14 2 Z,'lj1E'k?'. ,Q by : V: -war: :-.::..,.gg- ' , j1f5fvir.,3: . e: 5-. 1 '- ' ff fit' P : s q. -. . 5 375. . P hz , L, . if I EUGENIE PARAsKEvA Genie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you some kind of a nut? How can anyone be so dense? HOBBIES: Boys, dancing, swimming. PET PEEVE: School bus, Driver education after school, getting up early. ness Club 4, Dance Committees. REMEMBERS: Proms, Junior Variety Show, Parties, Algebra with the treshmen, parties atter bomb scares, running to lunch. AMBITION: To go to Hawaii with Mary, Sandy, and Ellen, organize ci worldwide clique, to make a lot of money and have a good time. ' - 1 Y' CYNTHIA PARRELLA Cindy FAVORITE EYPPESSION: SO, what clie is ren? Forget it. HCQBIEZL Egfbqtball, eating, talvirg cn the telephone. ff iff KF- People who mind eferyzre elses Business but their own, and people who hate the A.F. p'I'Iff. Bczkcthull I,2,2,4, Junior Naricry Zhou, Senior Play, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff, L f CLE, 22.4, Finance Corrrrtittec 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3,4, Intramural Basketball I, ?f'f'f V, C':'fz ': aife' decoration meetings, p.Q. parties, bomb scares, trying to remember my lines, fzrr rg ry ra' on the but, being put in the basket. At!El'3Of.: To ofr rg trot Thgrderbird and to make lol: ot money. 50 ACTIVITIES: Finance Committee, Prom Committee 3,4, Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Committee, Busi- DIANE PARSONS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You drive me up a wall. . HOBBIES: Buddy, sewing, De Moulas. PET PEEVE: People who don't know how to keep a secret. REMEMBERS: Lunchtime. AMBITION: To marry Buddy and have a good and prosperous life. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Once more. ARTHUR PEARSON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're crazy. HOBBIES: Flying, driving, baseball. PET PEEVE: Know-it-alls, homework. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I. REMEMBERS: Mr. SuIIivan's great beach days. I . AMBITION: To become a Commercial Flight Instructor and get a good iob. THOMAS PELLERIN HOBBIES: Water skiing, playing cards, swimming. PET PEEVE: People who have a better car than I do. REMEMBERS: The library when the roof leaked. AIVIBITION: To get a new car. ff ELIZABETH PERELLA Betty FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wise up! HOBBIES: Roy, skating, swimming, watching basketball games. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than you. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 3,4, Senior Dance Committee, Committee. REMEMBERS: Our little group of seven, dates with R.L. AMBITION: To marry on I.B.M. operator with lots ot money. 51 National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Prom IN gs T GERALDINE PERELLA Gerry FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I Don't know. HOBBIES: Swimming, Skating, Eating. PET PEEVE: People who Think they're great and gossips. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society: Business Club 3,4: Prom Committee, 4. REMEMBERS: Vacations, Graduation, and our little group of seven. AMBITION: To become a successful private secretary and earn a lot of money. ROBERT PERREAULT FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey what the hey! HOBBIES: Working on cars, going to parties that I am not invited to, and talking to J.R. and J.D. PET PEEVE: Homework, firecrackers, and boys who fall in love with girls. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: All my lovable teachers, class meetings, the wall out back, S60 hoppers, Junior crazy day. AMBITION: To become a successful machinist. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ls that right? HOBBIES: Art, meeting other people, cars, taking part in class activities. PET PEEVE: Ballardvale Street, a noisy bus in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I,2, Football 2, KATHLEEN A. PETERS Kathy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hot Ticket, Son of a gun. HOBBIES: Driving, skating. PET PEEVE: Conceited boys, 7th 8: 8th graders in the corridors. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Dance Committee, 4. REMEMBERS: All the fun I had in Home Ec. and my Senior gym class. AMBITION: To go to work and be successful. GARY PHILLIPS is Boxing I,2,3, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,45 Junior 'farietf Show, Senior Class Play, Vice President of class 4. PEI-AEMBERS: The senior class play, cutting in the lunch line, then letting 50 of my buddies cut in front of me, my favorite guidance teacher, AMBITION: To further my education. those busy weekends. LAWRENCE PINTO Tiger FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a yo yo! HOBBIES: Skating, cars, and racing. PET PEEVE: Iniustice. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: The summer of '63. AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I attempt in the future. LESLIE PINTO Les FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ls that right? HOBBIES: Jackie, driving, bowling, and record collecting. PET PEEVE: cligues, two-faced people who call other people two-faced, and snobs. ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee. REMEMBERS: June 8, I963, a black and red '64 car, and the girls' room at 5-minute break AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I attempt in the future. RALPH STEPHEN POLOIAN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wicked Nice. HOBBIES: Rhonda, hunting, fishing, and guitars. PET PEEVE: Comments about my height and hair, and disturbances. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: Mr. Saba's wild history classes. AMBITION: To marry my first hobby, and to live a happy, wonderful, and successful life. SHERRILL POTE Sherry-Pots' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You nut!! HOBBIES: Record collecting, dancing, swimming, skating, dating. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen, sitting at the Senior lunch table. ACTIVITIES: Notional Honor Society, Senior Play committee, Senior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Friday the I3th. Girls' room at IO o'clock break. AMBITION: To be a succes in whatever I undertake in future years. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get the hung out a here. HOBBIES: Kenny and Jackie, and dancing. PET PEEVE: Trying to get to the cate from the auditorium Wednesday fourth period. ACTIVITIES REMEMBERS: Mr. Melchionds Civics class. AMBITION: To be a secretary. JOHN PREBLE Samba FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Frailty, thy name is woman. HOBBIES: Fishing, exercising, hockey, football, baseball, pool. PET PEEVE: Miss Murphy drinking coffee during the 5-minute break, girl tlirts, extroverts. ACTIVITIES: Bank l,2, Dance Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. REMEMBERS: Some girls, some teachers, and many classes. AMBITION: Lead a happy, successful, spiritual, and married life. JOANNE PRESTON Patches 4 N t?, 56 . ? X' wi .Q --as 56' -. ,,--- -,-IJ- L-'RDI I' f-: iz: Iff Di:-ef and Football coaches that make you run a lap for every point you lose by. E sypaessiom. Hoi: My Gad. 1 Zizfirg the TD, in the Dracut game, the two un, un, football teams, Butch's truck, Judy ' 'fd 'fe good time: we had, The trip to Vfashingtcn in '6l. KATHLEEN CAROL QUANDT Kathy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: hul't?? HOBBIES: Bowling, driving Jay's car, and J. B. PET PEEVE: People telling me I'm late, people with grouchy faces, J. R. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 3,45 Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 4: Junior Variety Show 3. REMEMBERS: Mrs. Webber's talks, Mr. DeRosas's English 303 class, and J. R. tipping my chair in 222 AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I attempt. CHARLES RAVAGNI Ringo .zzz feepina the zcnool clean and of course, Girls. Fcctmzil 23,41 Evlkefbvll IQ, Prom Committee 3,45 Dance Committee 3,4. T: C913 in whatever I do and remain a bachelor for the rest of my life. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh yeah, did ya? T HOBBIES: Weight lifting, sports, the forms. LAWRENCE LEE REDDING III-Grryll PET PEEVE: The Senior Class and being called tiny. n ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4, Interact Club 3,4, Spanish Club Vice-President 4. K REMEMBERS: Too much. AMBITION: To become a big, rich Air Forfe General. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What? HOBBIES: Pool, swimming, skating, skiing. PET PEEVE: People who borrow cigarettes, Mr. DeRosas. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I, Manager 2,3. REMEMBERS: Jr. week and the demolition squad. AMBITION: To be a photographer. ORALIE REGAN Patches FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You doughnut and a half. HOBBIES: Boys. PET PEEVE: People who don't mind their own business and Mr. MeIchiono's Problems class ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play prompter. REMEMBERS: Miss Harris's English and History classes. AMBITION: To get married. ELWIN RICE JOHN RICH FAVORITE EXPRESSION: AII right knock it oFI! HOBBIES: Cars, Pat, and the boys. PET PEEVE: lgnorant girls and getting up to go to school in the morning. ACTIVITIES: High School Band. REMEMBERS: Junior Crazy Day and the class meetings, the S60 hoppers. AMBITION: To become successful and marry Pat. 55 RICHARD ROBBINS Rich FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wicked. HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing. PET PEEVE: Waiting in the Lunch Line. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: AMBITION: To have a large gun collection, hunt trophy game, and be a millionaire. KATHLEEN ROBERTS Kathie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Certainly, HOBBIES: Jim, Art, talking on the phone, swimming, and spending money. PET PEEVE: All conceited people except myself. ACTIVITIES: .Art Club I, Glee Club I,2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Dance Committees 3,4, Junior Variety Show 3, Business Club 4, Yearbook, Art Committee Chairman 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Prom 4. REMEMBERS: The peculiar sounding accent which all my friends and teachers seemed to possess. AMBITION: To be a secretary or a commercial artist. THOMAS ROBERTS Tom FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nobody understands me! , . ' HOBBIES: PET PEEVE: Teachers who have classes rather than students. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Team 3,4, Track 3,4, Interact Club 4, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, Jr. Variety Show Committee, Science Club I,3,4, Science Fair I,3,4, Latin Club 2, 200 Mile Club, Math 'T League 3,4, Tivoli 3,4. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. DeRosas, and Miss Sharp, without all of whom High School would have been pretty dull. AMBITION: To discover and prove something really helpful. ARTHUR ROBSON Art FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'll never tell. HOBBIES: Cars, horses, and listening. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up girls and cars that dorfr start. FCTI XITIES: Junior Prom Decorating Committee. PEVEMBERS: Miss Murphys History Classes and Print Also, John and his buddies. ,1'!.BlTION: To have a happy and successful life. 56 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Tuff or Tough. HOBBIES: Boys, dancing, skating. PET PEEVE: People who think they're great. W ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. REMEMBERS: The day I got out of high school. AMBITION: To be a private secretary and marry my boss. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ellen says no! HOBBIES: .lust one big D. PET PEEVE: People who don't know the value of a secret. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 2,3. REMEMBERS: Beating Maureen to the lunchroom and the front seat of Joan's car. AMBITION: To become a successful secretary, wife, and mother. DIANE izoeeies fa. CAROLYN JANE Rueeimzo Hubba FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ask not what your country can do for you: ask what you can do for your country by the late President Kennedy, oh brother. HOBBIES: Sewing, ice skating, and roller skating, also, doing the twist with the kids in school. PET PEEVE: Mr. Shiere in study class on Tuesday second period, my sister waking me up at 7:00 a.m. to go to school, and most of all Miss McManus. ACTIVITIES: Science Fair I, Senior Prom and Dance Committee. REMEMBERS: Running into the girls' room at 5-minute break and at lunch time to see the girls. ELLEN SCOTT BRIAN SEXTEN Brian FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oaky-Doky. HOBBIES: Baseball. PET PEEVE: Teachers. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2, Baseball I,3,4, Basketball 3, Boxing 3. REMEMBERS: Junior Class Week and the demolition squad, and sitting beside Carol R. in homeroom. AMBITION: To go to college and graduate. 57 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're crazy, Oh boy, Get out'a here. HOBBIES: Guitar, skating, Maureen, pulling Miss Murphy's leg. PET PEEVE: Mr. KelIey's saying, If you can't convince 'em, confuse 'em. GERRY SILVA HOBBIES: Weight lifting, drawing, and driving the Pontiac. PET PEEVE: Two barrel carborators. ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Hockey Team, Senior Play Committee REMEMBERS: When the High School had single file in the corridors. AMBITION: To become a commercial airlines pilot and to own a big Bonneville. PETER SIMARD Pete, Peterkins ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3, Track 3, Cross Country 4, Dance Committees 2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Jr. Variety Show, Latin Club 3, Math League, Science Fair. REMEMBERS: That certain girl who made my life unbearable at times and worthwhile at others. Our week- end dice games with the boys. AMBITION: To become a civil engineer or architect. K v WY'-Z? FAVORITE EXPRESSION: T3kl Oh welll HOBBIES: Ronnie, going shopping, goiahing, and going to the drive-ins. FET PEEVE: Lousy weather on weelcendz, gossipers and going to school in cold weather. Aff! XITIEE: Dance Committee, Prom Conrfnittee. FEVEIAEEPS: The lousy days we had school and shouldrrt have, the gob-sessions in the girls' room. I-MEITIOFI: To get married September IZ, to Ronnie and have a long and wonderful life together. ROBERT NELSON SMALL Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya don't say! HOBBIES: Football, baseball, and making up to Nancy. PET PEEVE: Seventh, Eighth, ancl Ninth graders running in the corridors. ACTIVITIES: Band, Radio Club, Dance Committees 3,4, Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Trying to figure out Mr. KeIIey's iokes. AMBITION: To be a successful engineer. VICTORIA SOUSA llvickyll 58 ROGER STARR HROQH FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Too bad, Like WovvI , I HOBBIES: Fishing, hunting, boating, skating, hockey, sleeping. PET PEEVE: Teacher's pets egotistical people, vvomen drivers, having shirts tucked in, teachers saying Print instead of Graphic Arts. ' ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 3,4. REMEMBERS: Trying to take oft the door in IO2, taking long vacations, being caught running to lunch by Mr. Eager. AIVIBITION: To be free and rich at 2I and retire at 45. .. , , sr' ,mm ff F533 'mf : CAROLYN R. SULLIVAN CarolI Sully FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You can't vvin them alI, target it. HOBBIES: Football games, skiing, skating, swimming, horseback riding, political arguments, and the American Civil War. PET PEEVE: People vvho think they're better than everyone else. spirators 3, Yearbook Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: November 22, I963, Mondays very vaguely, the many antics of the Senior class. AMBITION: To proceed with vigahl EDWARD J. suLLivAN Eddie Suit w W FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What are ya, some kind of nut? HOBBIES: Sports, baseball, hockey, football, basketball, and driving. PET PEEVE: People vvho think they knovv everything. -4 ' ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, Hockey 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Ticket Committee 3, Spanish Club 4. REIVIEMBERS: Running to lunch, and Woody in Problems ot Democracy. AMBITION: To do the best I can and have Mark Anthony visit me. ROBERT SULLIVAN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cherrios are for kids. HOBBIES: Weight lifting, sports, guitars. PET PEEVE: Teachers. ACTIVITIES: Boxing I,2,3, Hockey 3, Track 4, Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: I forgot. AMBITION: To assassinate Czar Berg. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, Pep Club 2, .Iunior Variety Shovv 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, The Con- EDWARD TRAYVVICK l1Edn4 1lBU1,Chll FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cool it. HOBBIES: Boating ancl water skiing. PET PEEVE: People stealing Xmas Trees K. K. Girl Boxer. ACTIVITIES: Junior Show, Dance Committee, Prom Committee, REIVIEIVIBERS: The P. P. VV. AIVIBITION: To go back To Texas. MARIE TRAYVVICK FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Kinda poor. HOBBIES: Bowling, skiing, and clothes. PET PEEVE: Irish Chemistry Teachers, know-it-alls. ACTIVITIES: Class Dance 2,3,4, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Play Book. REMEMBERS: Junior class show, U.S. History in IOI, decorating for The Junior Prom in IO2 where we painted The state tloor. AMBITION: To become a good nurse and be happy. LYNDA VARLEY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Crumb. HOBBIES: Listening To records, collecting pictures of Dr. Kildare, and making life miserable for other people. PET PEEVE: Teacher's lectures. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, National Honor Society 3,4, Business Club 2,3,4, Senior Play Usherette. REMEIVIBERS: Mr. Spinosa, Junior Variety Show rehearsals, lunch, 2:20 bell, Grandmother Webber. AMBITION: To be a secretary. SUSAN VELOZA Zue Zue Soos FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, boy! HOBBIES: Tony, skating, horseback riding and drive-ins. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they're great and have nothing To be. I-CTJVITIES: Buzinesa Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 4. PEIAEIABEPS: All the fun the girls had at 5 minute break and all the fun we had in English. I-MBITIOIXI: Ta marry Tony and have five children, ttf THOMAS WAHL Tom FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How many more classes do we have to go? HOBBIES: Bowling, playing pool, parties, dances, and our weekend get togethers. PET PEEVE: Having to laugh at Mr. KeIley's iokes. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country I,2, Latin Club 2,3, Dance Committees 2,3. REMEMBERS: The tun we would have confusing a substitute and a certain Junior English teacher who would nap while his class was taking a test. AMBITION: To graduate trom high school and take the right step toward some interesting and helpful CCI I'e6I'. JAMES WEBSTER Jimbo HOBBIES: Bowling, pool, swimming. PET PEEVE: Fords. ACTIVITIES: Science Club I,2, Latin Club 2, Science Fair 2. REMEMBERS: When the tire doors were kept open. AMBITION: To retire young. ELEANOR WHITAKER Hardrock FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Watch me and I care. HOBBIES: Frankie, skating, and dancing. PET PEEVE: People who hurt other people without reason. ACTIVITIES: REMEMBERS: Five minute break and all the fun in Mr. Beaton's room during the tour years I had him. AMBITION: To be happy. GAYLE WHITE Gayle FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Really! HOBBIES: Vic, clothes, swimming, and traveling to Conn. PET PEEVE: Getting up early in the morning. ACTIVITIES: Senior class dance and Prom Committee, 4. AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I choose. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: School never was one of my better subiectsf' 'S ACTI XITIES: Basketball l,2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Science Fair 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3. IX RICHARD WOOD Panda Woody -lg FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come on, let's hear it, Really I can explain this! HOBBIES: Collecting souvenirs and arguing. PET PEEVE: People who are worse than those they criticize. ACTIVITIES: Class President 3,4, Class Vice-President I, Student Council 4, Junior Rotarian 4, Student Govt. Day Representative 4, Basketball I-3, Cross Country 4, Baseball I,2, Boy Cheerleader 4, Boxing l,2, Dance Committees 3,4, Prom Committees 3,4, Finance Committee 3,4, Ring Committee, 3,4, Year- book Staff 4. REMEMBERS: Those days as a J.V. basketball maurauder, Those wild parties, all my friends '?i at W.H.S. AMBITION: To beat anyone from Chelmsford somecl-ay, to run a three minute mile, to become K.A.'s agent. RONALD WYBERT Hondo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh my Gosh! HOBBIES: Sports, girls. PET PEEVE: Intercoms, girls that have to be home at II, new teachers. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4, Boxing 3, Dance Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Variety Show. REMEMBERS: All the parties we had on Saturday nights and all,the crazy things we did as Seniors. AMBITION: To graduate from College. DAVID ZAINO Ilchanll FAVORITE EXPRESSION, How about thatI HOBBIES: Music, dancing, Joanne. PET PEEVE: People who are two-faced, and those who act as though they know everything. act Club 4, Latin Club 2,3, Senior Yearbook Editor 4, National Honor Society, 4. REMEMBERS: Mr. KeIIey's corny iokes and the mad rush to lunch every day. AMBITION: To become a Chemical Engineer or a Physicist. MARTHA ZAVERSON Morey FF .IORITE EXPRESSION: And all that rotE -I, HCBEES: Swirnming, boys, eating, relaxing. PET PEE!E: Being called Evelyn or Elaine. REUEMBERS. Basketball practice on Vifeclnesdays, lunch, vacctions. I-tfE,lTION: To life for Christ and to travel. 4. 62 if '. ACTIVITIES: Science Fair I,3, Junior Variety Show, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Rotarian 4, Inter- IOR ,CLASS OFFICER fm 24 J SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT - RICHARD WOOD SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT - GARY PHILLIPS IIN' SENIOR CLASS TREASURER - LINDA BERRY SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY - MIKE ANDERSON 63 Xl 'O 'u -Q m PQ mx x. 4 C969 Qx - , xxx -44, - NY 5 ,5 I S - 1- M KDE? ENDS MATUWES 9' 4.4 9 n xflffl fl 5 3,1 iq N f 1 EPI f ' o fl' f QQ , gf - 7 - 9 4.4 YN !' ew.. J H X 8 .:i?52f:,1 A' 1 sv-.Q -.yy - if X. f 0 6 Q xy J 1 x ' O 0 is MOST INDUSTRIOUS LARGEST VOCABULARY CLASS DEBATORS FRANKEST SLEEPIEST MOST COURTEOUS CLASS OPTIMISTS CLASS PESSIMISTS CLASS ACTOR CLASS ACTRESS MOST DEPENDABLE MOST STUDIOUS CLASS SHOW-OFFS MOST SOPHISTICATED TEACHER'S RUIN BUSIEST SENIORS BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS MOST VERSATILE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST RESPECTFUL MOST INTELLIGENT TALLEST SHORTEST NOISIEST BEST ATHLETES CLASS ARTISTS BEST BUILD BEST FIGURE THE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BOY MIKE MASSE RICHARD WOOD RICHARD WOOD DAVE MCCUE EDWARD TRAYWICK GARY PHILLIPS RICHARD WOOD JOHN BEVILACOUA GARY PHILLIPS WAYNE OAIJLZETII NORMAN NORTON JOE GRAY WALTER BIJOQLEY JOE GRAY RICHARD WOOD JOHN PREBLE DAVE ZAINO JOHN BEVILACOUA MIKE MASSE GARY PHILLIPS NORMAN NORTON JON FAIRFIELD EDDIE SULLIVAN CHARLIE RAYAONI JON FAIRFIELD GARY PHILLIPS DERRIO4 MACTEAN 65 GIRL MARY DESLONGCHAMPS MARY DESLONGCHAMPS TERRY BALDWIN FLORENCE KELLY LINDA BERRY LOUISE HENDERSON JOAN BISHOP ELAINE MCMILLAN CYNTHIA PARELLA VALERIE CAMBER DIANNE MORTELLITI JUDY CARNEY BECKY HARTWELL LINDA BERRY BARBARA BURNHAM SANDRA MATHEWS BECKY HARTWELL BARBARA BURNHAM BARBARA BURNHAM LAURIE MCCABE MARY DESLONGCHAMPS JOANNE PRESTON ELLEN DESTEFFANO CAROL RUGGIERO ESTHER CORUM VALERIE CAMBER LOUISE HENDERSON MOST DASHEIJL HANDSOMEST PRETTIEST PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR BEST PERSONALITY NICEST SMILE CLASS PALS CLASS WOMAN HATER CLASS MAN HATER CLASS CLOWNS CLASS ELIRTS LAZIEST CLASS BABIES CLASS SWEETHEARTS OUIETEST MOST POPULAR HOTTEST TEMPERS MOST POPULAR JLJNIORS MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES MOST POPULAR ERESHMEN MR. BR MISS VI!,H.S. BEST ORGANIZER MOST SINCERE CLASS ANGEL SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BOY GIRL GARY PHILLIPS SANDY DELISLE PETE SIMARD JOAN BISHOP MIKE DOLAN KATHY OUANDT CARROLL BERG GARY PHILLIPS JOHN BEVILACOUA J. BEVILACOUA 81 K. ARNOLD STEPHEN HUGHES JOE GRAY BUTCH BERO EDDIE LANOONE WALTER BUCKLEY JOHN RICH WALTER MARELEET JON FAIRFIELD JOHN BEVILACOUA RICHARD PAGE THOMAS POTE DAVE BOERI JON FAIRFIELD RICHARD WOOD GARY PHILLIPS GARY PHILLIPS 66 BECKY HARTVVELL BEVERLY BARCELLOS BEVERLY BARCELLOS P. LUKEN 81 I. MAHONEY TRUDY O'HARE KATHY PETERS JUDY CARNEY LOUISE HENDERSON PAT ADAMS DIANNE MORTELLITI JOAN BISHOP FLORENCE KELLEY MARIA EERRAIRA DOLORES DELISLE SHARON ABERLE BEVERLY BARCELLOS VALERIE CAMBER BEVERLY BARCELLOS SANDY DELISLE Q 11' .Zh Did you get This problem? Wow! 1 Only my hair dresser knows for sure. .,'.f w X Ccn'f we settle this some other way? Who said thot Rembrandt was dead? 67 ,exif I , -1 JG' . 'K 4 N i l A few steps behind! Our Class Sweethearts Mr. and M 7 1' 111 1 iss W.H.5- We have that lpana smile! s x fl Let's be pals --..X BOY ' ASKETBALL im? 4 Jug 0 53 4 S5 ht I , E if 4 1 4 - 4 - sa lk O t 1 ' u X b 5 FIRST ROW: L. to R. A. Mills, T. Pote, J. Bevilacqua, VV. Ritchie, K. Butler, C. Combs. SECOND ROW Coach Hiliger, D. Orndorft, E. Latta, R. Garland, K. Arnold, R. Wybert, R. Smith, D. Dayton, Manager. W 3 f C0PfC1in Keith Arnold Ronnie Wybert gets set to shoot. John Bevilacqua ready to pass the ball. Al Mills dribbling. g FCDUTBALL E-.. WA uv .W 6 A4 Nj A A X 5 J Q!! 9 X 'rf I Nm ff A ff' Juv J J '. Q fvfipj , -2 A r X,,l', 1- g BASKETBALL , PQDLQTS Y mf kw M45 ,g JF' 'IWW 'L i' 0' ju D'-xxx : TRACK , ' ni , W BASEBALL 5230: VW . 'X .W cv' ' . l - UBI xi' -1 A Ill ff 1 Copfcln Jon Fclffleld Jae Gray - Left Tackle JK f new 1 M ' kd I Y na' 5 H c'5ff- if y lx gf so ns Q-rf Q u' 1 K ,, fe' . LL 1 W' .A Mfg pnawyf. , rj? f ' ' ' ' ' .-. Q.1w 5 qs: I nav! X, Starting Lineup: L. To R. 1 ROW, M. 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Wx., - - - -ff' - .. f+.g,.1- --35 ' , 7455- - -' 'd ' ' R'2'-gi-?5 L'Q?L'ffg'5ux f1'!7..'i1'i3'1g ' 1. L es- . 74 Another season gets under woy . . Burlingfonz T2-6 IT wos o very hoT doy when The VVildcoTs Took The field, ond iT wos The firsT gome for The young ond fiery Wilmingfon eleven. The gome sTdrTed wiTh o Touchdown by Jim Newhouse, ond WilmingTon led 6-O. BurlingTon scored os The holT ended ond Tied The gome 6-6, buT VVilmingTon come bock To win T2-6 in The second holf. Anderson ond Newhouse led The offense wiTh Poge moking o one mon show on de- fense. Bedford: 26-O The gome sTorTed wiTh The VVildcoTs geTTing Two firsf downs. On The eighTh ploy of The gome, sTor quorferbock Billy RiTchie injured his orm ond lefT The gome. John Bevilocquo Took over ond led The VVildcoTs To o i4 poinT leod of The end of The holf. Then Sophomore Tom Pofe Took chorge in The sec- ond holT, ond VVilmingTon ended on Top 26-O. KeiTh Arnold led The defense To Their only shuTouT of The enTire seoson. w ' ,. WA.. Billerico: 27-6 A liTTle shokey offer The close gome The weektbe- Tore, VVilmingTon ollowed Billerico The firsT blood of The gome. BuT of The end of The holf, The score wos 6-6. The second holf wos o differenT sTory, wifh The VVildcoTs winning 27-6. Bevilocquo ond Rovogni mode if oi Two mon show os They led The Wilmingfon boys To vicTory. Chelmsford: 12-15 A big and heavy Team came inTo Wilmingfon on ThaT fafeful SaTurday. STrong and loaded wiTh Talenf, The Chelmsford Lions made iT The Wildcafs firsT loss of The season. The winning Touchdown for The Lions was scored on a lucky break, buT The Lions were Too powerful for The somewhaT small Wilmingfon Team. , . T I 1, DracuT: 24-6 The Temperafure was ninTy, and The Team knew iT! DracuT played a hard firsT half and wenT off The field wiTh a 6 poinT lead. Once again The Team came ouT Trailing. BuT inspired by The fans and a beloved old man, The VVildcaTs made iT four in a row, bomb- ing The Middies 24-6. Newhouse led The offense, along wiTh subsTiTuTe quarferback Lynn Billings. Charlie Ringo Ravagni became The only lineman To score a Touchdown, which is a greaT feaT. uk Q16-M, Norfh Reading: 20-12 The field was muddy, and iT looked like rain, buT This didn'T hold down The VVildcaTs. Affer a quick Touchdown by The Hornefs, WilmingTon scored Twice and led Throughouf The resT of The game. They ended on Top with a score of 20-12, wiTh Mike Mosse and Joe Gray leading The linemen. Billy RiTchie led The backs To The Team's T1fTh vicTory of The season. Lynnfield: O-l4 Beginning to feel the loss of Coptoin .lon Foirfield, the Wilmington Wildcots once ogoin went down to defeot. The Lynnfield teom proved to be too big for the Wilmington boys, who never gove up their hope of victory. Pot Lippielo led the teom, with his greot running feots, but the power of the Lynnfield teom wos too much. sw 15f 1- as Thus ends onother seoson. Tewksbury: 6-22 lt wois the lost gome for the Seniors, ond they wonted very much to moke this o win. The teom put up o greot effort, but this wos not enough to over- power the Tewksbury teom. The power of the Tewks- bury eleven wos too much for the Wildcots. The seo- son hod come to on end, ond the Wilmington Wild- cots hos oi foirly good seoson with 5 wins ond 3 losses. The Seniors wish the Teoms in the future the best of luck. gif!! ws 'I x we F a I a 'Ee in I? ly! FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: FRONT, Beverly Borcellcs. From l. To R. Louise Henderson, Fron DeLisle, Barbara Burnhom, Pony Joquifh, Jcon Bishop, Alice Perry, Doffy Hersom, Rufh Cicciu, ond Bunny Kelly. l lb. .sr ' 4... -r. uw 14,5 V. . 67-Q, ff .1 vi .- 'V .h f ,W-..g , O r '- , F gji, 3,4 .,,,, ..., M F, Q- . ' sf .f f ,, M A ' Q fig, ig?-LL A f f r'ff 74 f ' V .. any 'il-RW. me l 3if3 7vET:f:'r?'?Zff 5..7'ls . 'Sf The Wilmington cheerleaders performing with the Drocuf cheerleaders. 78 f 6 xx ul' I! N Xr,! BOYS' BASKETBALL Wilmington High's basketball varsity, hard hit by injuries and in- eligibilities, had a relatively 'off' season. This team, although unable to live up to its pre-season aspirations, never lost its determined spirit. Led by Senior Ron Wybert llO.8 averagel, the only varsity starter from last year's team who played a full season this year, and under- classmen Bill Ritchie l6.4 averagel, Dave Orndorlt llO.3 averagel, and Tom Pote l5.6 averagel, the team finished 7th in the Lowell Su- burban League, with an overall 3-T4 record. Others seniors who en- joyed good years but were unable to complete the season were Keith Arnold ll9.3 averagel, John Bevilacaua l7.3 averagel and Al Mills C6.6 averagel. Over all point leader tor the season was Keith Arnold with l93, followed by Dave Orndorit CT76 points? and Ron Wybert U73 pointsl. POINT TOTALS Keith Arnold l93 Dave Orndorfl T76 Ronald Wybert T73 Bill Ritchie lO8 Thomas Pote 62 John Bevilacqua 58 Al Mills 40 Ed Latta 38 Cory Coombs 37 Ken Butler 26 Bob Smith l7 Ralph Garland lO Lynn Billings' lO Mike Anderson 5 Ronnie Wybert goes up for a basket. Eddie Latta stretches forthe ball. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R. Nancy Connolly, Donna Findland, Gerry O'Reilly, Ann Fuller, Dolores DeLisle, and Linda Jacobsen. The players wolf anxiously for The bull. Dove Orndoff lumps for the bcskef The cheerleaders cheer the feom on. 80 The scramble for The boll begins. Who hos The boil? The cheerleaders do cx cheer for the boys. 81 GIRLS' BA KETB LL Dotty Chapman gets herself into a tight predicament. 1 NL L 'tx Q 1, X . 4pP, V diff' G6 Q . W5 QQ,Q5Z',f,f'G N V WG UQ Q, V 79512755 t A 0 95057 K lqif? 'BAOP M 1 1' Tiff? Tana Fairfield and Lucy Huston go up forthe rebound. -17 Sandy Burns gets ready to shoot. TRACK Q.-F3 1 2 ' 1 g----T nu1vjnse-v rv up-Q--...Y H+-15 Q -v TNWF! 'IIT2 'LM' F Y T ' ' --ni'-iq ' 1 .--I .-......-4,.... !!'U'll1! - ggi A illlllgl , r.....- Y x was J :vii 4' . va-,, v .....,,s6 , i- . ' . 2 f 'U f 1 ' ' - an ' , nt 4 ,' L . . A - . ' .N-. . ,. . f A . N - . . . , M A .J . , FIRST ROW: L to R B. Kirby, K. Heim, T. Fireball Roberts, Co- Captain P. O'Leary, Co-Captain J. Fairfield, K. Arnold, F. Ander- son, J. Hamilton, R. Shurtleff. SECOND ROW: Coach Frank Kelley, A. Belafsky, C. Guarino, R. Dussault, J. Zengilowski, T. McDonough The 1964 track season saw Wilmington get off to a slow start, losing the first meet to North Andover, 69951 to 25M1. But the slow start was offset partly by the very able leadership of Coach Frank Kelley, Assistant Coach Sal Albano, and the Co- Captains, Jon Fairfield and Paul O'Leary, who were responsible for the team's growing increase in strength. The second meet was a trouncing for our team, Dracut scor ing 73W points out of 95. But then came a high point of glory with a triumph over Methuen. Both Billerica and Chelmsford were exceptionally strong teams and against them our men were able to score only 19 U2 and 18 U3 points, respectively. . '.e'o D? Q W. Keen, Coach Sal Albano. THIRD ROW: Manager W. Gardner, R. Lawrence, P. Bannister, R. Vtloodland, J. Stanley, J. Parziak, M. Merinda. FOURTH ROW: D. Boeri, A. Mulley, W. Kobylak, L. Fogg. V 'F-9, Ll!!! -A - V, ' ff . ,, , k . :.- ' ,Q -5 an '. 'f.w1+,,,.,.: bd, - -' 'ffm L. to R. Co-Captain Jon Fairfield, Coach Albano, Coach Kelley, and Co-Captain Paul O'Leary. Another meet with North Andover left us with an even smaller margin of defeat than the first meet. ln the Belmont Relays, the Boys in blue scored a Fourth place in the Sprint Medlee, defeating Billerica by half a second. On the day of the Prom, Tewksbury defeated our team, but we came back in the Con- ference Meet by placing third, coming in ahead of, at the end of the season, Tewksbury, Methuen, and North Andover. We entered the season ci young team and fought hard, not always winning, but when we did, we knew we were beating the best our opponents had to offer. D .U 9 . A . Q 5 ' 1 : - - KL. X -- .fir , , Ve, gf' .., J P' K .-. N... .. 'diff ' ' ,Rv Sin' 'lift 'aan Q ral H '2 Y QQ. M rv npnS'n nv - ,X . 1 k,-- 0' 'H w X 1 -u -nl: ' X'-1 , ........ .nga .V ,AA .iv .AM ,I 1 , ',' 1 'Q' Q . ali gggg' .ga r ,V il . -I .II 7 f -., if In . ' . .3-' .K J :..,, I - Q., . Q : - ,Q :Q - - A, A 5 ..,. ffw - . , frjvagr . - ' ' 45593 . 5' ' . ' ' z, 1- A ' ' --1-. - ' .f -Y-Q, ,.,. ' Beef..- Q., , ' 3- , 'L ' W' - 1 -' ' -4-0-. J - , 9'-is ' ' ' .' .J M , .. . -. ' f. A - ' Jhgn- .4 , . J , Q J A .-.Jul . N I. 1 4 W Am 1 .Q --Q7 1' .R.Jy,-'. l.' . tn 1 ' ' N' .uk , 1. '., I 5501- A-Ji ' ' , ' ' ,J .M 14 A' I. 1 I ,gm A .-ff .wb N.-5 . f '- '4...'Z5'3-g-- , 'fha ' .- . C' L- - '. 4' 1-if., . ' . f1..yf'A. ,R 1.4- -..., V 1-. . Tom Fireball Roberts of The line u ' A -'P 'NYM . , .,-, . b....A. f ., 44181 Jon Fairfield ready To Throw The shotpuf 'Q . J, . M, ,.,., , ,.,,,. A. k ff XX W 5 - f K i Disfonce runner Paul O'Leory ' .Lh- . 5 K K l ' ' 'mx urn m K x - . f ie ,,. H - 1 me M141 . 5' .- 1. - -Qin . A.-i kr ' 1 -4 L. to R, Poul O'Leory, Keith Arnild, ond Tom McDonough 84 ' BASEBALL y- 'C if 'YS fl N , .. Y -my we 4, 'F 3, . is 'W NU' '-,is iw Cn., 'Q-C....f FIRST ROW: L. to R, D. DeMaggio and J. Newhouse. SECOND ROW: R. Bryn, B. Arnold, A. DeMarchi, P. Emery, Captain, B. Lynn, C. Coombs, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: Coach Gilligan, W. Ritchie, A. Fantasia, M. Kasabuski, K. Anderson, F. Ingram, W. Kasabuski. ix X W Captain Pete Emery and Coach Gilligan 85 PLAYOFF SCORES Methuen 5-2 Newburyport 8-5 Swampscott 3-4 BASEBALL SCORES Burlington: 4-2 3-6 Chelmsford. 5-O 2-3 N. Andover: 4-5 2-4 Biilerica: 7-6 2-i Dracut. 5-i ii-7 Methuen: 7-6 IO-1 Tevvksbury: i i-6 16-9 ,, we M, , 1 .p'7'ev-rs5'n...f'?n: ....4.F,,lw 1. ,N . . W, , -zifjgalm . 44 If 1' 53,45 .V 0, ,.,,,:.,,Me.. M Y ..1a4,vf:g:,-in .1 -9- ai - V fi- . ' , . ,f J., sr, y , - ' ' 'T , e ' ...C eesaa.,.,. - .. , Cofcher Jimmy Nevvhouse Dennis DeMc1ggio connects an-, ,J.f., Q. , , .uyur -A Q 1. 4- z' --1 fx? ,, 2,5 V Q, :,. 3 4 ,- , X - r - 4 . 1 I Fefe Emery safe cn' 'first The Bench . ' .3 - ' fix . ' , .xs- ,- 'f 31 1 f' x l ,M - 4..., . ,, . .-M4 Y www? .. . ,, . , A ',,,,, ,f,Z',w. -.-vim--xi Af- ..,- . . A -' fi :M 1. 4.-. Q. :.V,f,.xf'f': S f - -si ... I 1 l l'. s ,. Cary Coemiez readies himse ,. ,,5. v A.M 1-wld wt' ' . ' ' - vtng 5'....1 in - -Q A .- , x e' Right down The middle JUNIGRS Ig 1 FRESHMAN c J, , I 5 , xx ,xx W X ' lux '15 SWV7 .mu 5 . 4. f 'i A. SOPHOMORE 0 67' 70554 ' 'fl' J on 'X' 3 7 if N! xv ,f JU IOR BOYS L Q fz p If ,I,f,. 511 if , , I , 5 , i mL,,.-..,., A ,agp-1--..........,,,,,,-M..m.,,..., WM, . ,S ,-w W-.....,, --v----...,,...,,,,,,...,.. V wma., .... . C3 ..J W-1--.....E,,,,.,.,, -M-Www... f .. ' I -P J , Sf? QI si' nllmun aI s -- - P U W ',- ., Q-:v . ' , V, K XJ K Qjy JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............................ .. Richard Page VICE PRESIDENT .... .. Albert Cuoco TREASURER ..... Maria Farrara SECRETARY . .. .. Frances De-Lisle JUNIUR GIRLS MOST POPULAR JUNIORS M F d R h d P Q SILBQVT U uhh E 9' k v x Wd VMS Xi' 1 W, 6 'f ' A I ? CJPHUMORE BUYS fwekii ziigil, ,.,, I. ,. T -flaw, I ' A -.,I,,.nw-N-.M . V N-0-...,,..,,, K www X . .C ,,,a,, ,MNH M 'M N-...f.,,,,.,M WT 'W- I ww, W, Ww.M,w..w .. M.. , M.. ,,m.-,, ' f +t,.-,.,.m M N ,, aw--ssgfij Y lffl I 7:1 gt: ,, 'ali f A 1 ',- my A , T2 ,I - fa I , 5 f ' . ri 'Q .I il ' I I , I ', ' A - 'I4 , l.. - f- r '-5' I 1 A ' I f-'JKIa..- --1J.1.L.iQu.aA!M. ' . 5 A I 90 1 ' I ' bfi if f E if ' f ax V, E SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........................... Edward Gallagher VICE PRESIDENT .. ..... .... J UCIITI1 Phillips TREASURER ...... Lillian Pizzola SECRETARY .. Dolores DeLisle SOPHGMORE GIRLS MOST PO Dolr DLI I adfriggklk PULAR SOPHOMORES nd T Pofe ' x Q 0 6 7 lx gxv ,X 'M VX429 -4 ' ,IN X ,Q XY 0,4 0 P '.X ii.,-f-f I 91 FRE HMA BOYS I gssmg 1 3 5 I I' X A I E FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............................ Robert Merchant VICE PRESIDENT ........... ............... D clvid BOSFI ' TREASURER ........ ,..... A Ibert Genino SECRETARY .... . Pofricia Gonoppi I FRE ' HMAN GIRL Ly QD MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN 7 Sharon Aberle cmd Dove Boeri ' 'H K ,n wg 1 , ,W Ii ' Mm CLASS-RI FROM Tl-lE BOOK BY ROSAMOND DU JARDIN Tobey . . . Brose ....... Mr. l-leydon . . . Mrs. l-leydon Midge ..... Barbie . . . Kay .... Mary . . Dick Kip . . . lfchy .... Egg Man . , Judy ...... Miss Jelerson Mr. Thorpe . PLAYERS: Cynthia Parrella ... Gary Phillips ... James Justice .. Janice Dulhna Rebecca Hartwell Mary O'Connell . Sandra DeI.isle . Laura McCabe ..... Carol Berg . Waller Buckley .. David McCue . . Gerard Bruno Dianne Morfellifi ,... SueCosman ... John O'Reilly J'W'3.'f?f 'J' 4 - D 't' .,d.x .....-q-seal S 4 fin l-'ave you seen Midge? fi Lf T' So who wanfs pie? l've come back! af V' 439. J J .-2 X ,,i, ., 4 -fy, f ,Ig - 14 Lg, 46 -1 7,1 me A Q iv K, 4 . . 9 :HRA-I What's going on here? f-wi 1 If Sure Baby. Miss Kitchen Queen of 1964l You wont me down here Then? s 3 Q Z 3 f J f l 1 , sm' muse- fffyfvqf Yes, John? I've been expecting cl coll. Duh, What happened? iii I I' I msg Qxki 0 , ,A -fl F53 -1. ' I u , ' 1' I ' if, ' ' X 1 1 'w . ,.-' ,-be ga'- s. Y xx. 'I,Z7f , xtvl- .f','i 'lf hi ,g--.3 :. lv-. ,W . nf.-1 QN .v M, 1 ff l -'3f? . 1 ff 7 9 ' F QW UTUES -. on l JW. B827 - N-' A417- SQEQQ wk is HIGH CHOOL BAND f r' The Wilmington High School Bond hos become one ot the best bonds in the oreo, proving its obility throughout the whole ot the yeor. The members outcliol themselves when they took port in o concert given ot Groveton, New l-lompshire. They ployed mony fine pieces of concert music ond did much to prove' its ine obility. We wish the High School Bond success in the future ond know they will continue to ploy music thot is pleosing to oll who heor it. ff ref:-me Q . 4-'fy S vel , 97 UDB TCOU CIL if s 3 i l FIRST ROW: L. to R. C. Rich, D. Burns, L. McCabe, Treasurer, Murphy, Advisor, L. Kleynen, S. Justice, B. Camber, K. Arnold, A, ROS0, V- President B. Burnham, President L. Henderson, R. Wood, W, Kobelock, C. Blake, and Miss Muldoon, Advisor. Secretary, T. Moniouri, and T. Fairfield. SECOND ROW: Miss YEARBOOK STAFF O 'G E M334 K !fY .vd' ,fir FIRST ROW: L. 'ro R. M. Deslongchamps, B. Burnham, P. Simard, Millan, N. Luken, M. Dolpher, W. Keen, K. Roberts, R. Wood, D. D. Zaino, Editor, J. O'ReiIIy, Editor, J. Bevilaqua, Phofography Newell, G. Pareskeva, T. Baldwin, J. Dufiina, S. Cosman. Chairman, B. Barcellos, Typing Chairman, D. Morrileiri, Literary THIRD ROW: H. Alan, E. Bradley, P. McCosco, J. Baldwin, B. Chairman. SECOND ROW: L. Henderson, J. Anderson, E. Mc- DelVisco, C. Parello. 98 :NNW Q P' 4. A , Ai s ga' X x NATIONAL HO OR OCIETY 2 my FIRST ROW: L. to R. A. Perry, L. Varley, E. McMillan, S. M. Zaverson, B. McClean, G. Parella, E. Parella, J. Fin- Pote, Secretary, M. Masse, President, B. Burnham, V. ney, J. Anderson, Mr. Vincent Gollucci, Advisor. THIRD President, J. Baldwin, Treasurer, M. Deslongchamps, D. ROW: D, Zqino, P, Bqnister, P, Emery, VV. Gardner, R. Mortiletti. SECOND ROW: J. Baker, N. Connoly, J. Bishop, Smith, P. Malatesta, E. Wells, J. O'Reilly, A. Cucuo. Over the past two years, the National Honor Society has been an active school or- ganization. Its Members, chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, have sponsored many activities. While working, as well as having fun, the group beneits many students. ln this way, people know that the group is really func- tioning properly. Under the leadership of Mr. Vincent Gallucci, newly appointed advisor, the first year began with a pen sale. The money raised from this new and successful proiect was later put into the High School Scholarship Fund. In February, and induction ceremony for all the new members was held during school in the auditorium. That evening all the Na- tional Honor Society members and their proud parents were guests of the School Com- mittee at a banquet. The new town manager, Mr. Bouchard, was guest speaker at one of the Society's meetings in December. Later in the year, the members served as ushers and usherettes on Open House nights. Our annual outing was ci trip to the Pops , no one will forget that evening. The following year was also a very productive one for the Society. A regional con- ference was held at Wilmington High in order to stimulate and exchange ideas among the surrounding National Honor Societies. In February the organization conducted a book fair, the first in the school's history. This proiect was overwhelmingly successful. The banquet and annual induction ceremony for new members were held in the follow- ing month. ln the spring, the senior girls acted as usherettes at the teachers' musical comedy, Pushcarts. With the proceeds of this year's proiects, the society established its vwn scholarship fund, We, the seniors of '64, take great pleasure in acknowledging our National Honor Society, IS 'SX I 0 o Q S- X ,ff 99 fb ,,.,. I f 1' 9 4. 'R liillilw Q2 f ff ,114 2? x PLAY CAST bf ,fl N X 'III' ' S G ,. ' 1 U Q.. L. to R. FIRST ROW: D. Mortilliti, B. Hortwell. SECOND ROW: S. DeLisle, G. Phillips, C. Porello, J. Duf- Hno, M. O'Connell, D. McCue. THIRD ROW: Miss Fovvler, Advisor, C. Berg, L. McCobe, W. Buckley, J. Jus- tice, G. Bruno, S. Cosmon, J. O'Reilly, ond Miss Sharp, Advisor. CIENCE CLUB Q 4? xfftgflllzrx fl' ' Q WI slifl D 9 XII xx' L. to R. FIRST ROW: B. Gamble, P. McCosco, W. Gardner, W. Buckley, G. Bruno, Vice-President, T Ollfire, Prezidrfnt, S. Dolly. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. E. Sullivan, Advisor, L. Milton, L. Wood, G. Vcirley, P Kelly, J. Pizzriln, B. Nelson, S. Everett, M. Ouellette. LAST ROW: P. Collidge, D. Bodenstein, A. Petto B. Connelly, T. Roberts, T, Mclictters, S, Parsons. 100 fx ,....X xh MATH LEAGUE 3 L. fo R, FIRST ROW: P. Kelly, J. Pizzala, T. O'Hare, J. Baldwin, T. Fairfield, B. Burnham, D. VViliiams M. Gamble, C. Rich, A. Perry. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Francis Kelley, Advisor, D, Morfellili, P. Emery, M Masse, W. Buckley, P. Simarcl, G. Norton, VV. Keen, P. Bennisler, A. Cuoco, B. Holbrook, T. Baldwin LAST ROW: T. Roberfs, M. Anderson, J. O'Reilly, R. Smith, W. Gardner, A. Mills, E. Langone, D. Aflcin son, and C. Coombs. FRE CH CLUB 6. XJ l.. I. I L. to R. FIRST ROW: M. Ridley, L. Crossin, M. Ferrara, V. President, J. Bishop, President, T. Fairfield, Secretary, C. Zaino, Treasurer, B. Silverman. SECOND ROW: Miss C. Berlinghieri, Advisor, F. Kelley, P. Savagnac, D. Cuoco, J. Boviiz, K. Moore, S. DeLisle, M. Hudson. THIRD ROW: M. Caira, J. LeBlanc, D. Smallidge, A. Small, S. Ward, J. Ely. .Jiri COMMERCIAL CLUB Y '45,-I 0 f Q-r ,' Q X . v if A I I r 2 I s ' T. 1 S saw 5 J I . S X I., 1 i I FIRST ROW: L. to R. M. McCauIIy, P. Kleynen, C. Parella, L. R. Campos, K. Quandt, L. Medico. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Henderson, J. Duftina, K. Peters. SECOND ROW: L. VarIey, Shiere, Advisor, R. Burkle, G. Perrella, J. Adams, B. Jones, M. Fox, D. McMillan, M. Kraig, S. Veloza, J. Fairclough. K. Roberts. THIRD ROW: N. Hastings, D. Danico, B. Delvisco, H. Alan, I TER CT CLUB gi EQ? 5 PT Q fel is' , It I f 5 S 3 . Q I I' se: - I I isa t ? If 5 gl , . ig IZ f 'I Ii. J NL .G If f ' 511 ' f' QI , ...Ir , I ' A I W I A, .I 1 JSA FIRST ROW: L. to R. W. Gardner, E. Wells, A. Cuoco, P. OND ROW: A. Dyer, D. Moore, W. Keen, D.- Smallidge, B. Emery, V. President, M Mosse, President, N. Norman, Secre- Camber, T. Roberts, G. Norton, J. Yentile, D. Coolidge. THIRD tary, P. Bonnizter, Treasurer, R. Shurtleft, P. Malatesta. SEC- ROW: E. Drew, L. Redding, B. Smith, C. Coombs, P. Leyerone. 102 ,4' .glfv I. qt-fir--?.zt ix w' I 5 , UCB X A if--gf,-11 1--4 - --4 , I PEP CLUB W-Q. X65 I- ll 7 3 - A 5 x-.. , l l Q' Q ,A '9 3.1 mos, . Senior Girls. L. fo R. M. Galka, L. Henderson, A. Hoban. 2 rg A 1 h '91 l FIRST ROW: L. fo R. B. Silverman, L. Morosh, N. Henderson, Richards, N. Cole, D. Nichols, C. Loughlon, D. Chapman, R. L. Halpin, S. Silverman, Co-Editor, M. Deslongchamps, Editor, Birkle, B. Ayotte, J. Fields. THIRD ROW: F. Johnson, D. Moc- J. Zides, Co-Editor, N. Connelly, M. Fox, B. Zides, SECOND Earchrer, R. Brody, J. Winters, J. Brown, A. Outridge, A. ROW: Mrs. Adele Rohe, Advisor, M. Xysynski, J. Drew, D. Lloyd, D. Boeri. 103 M TAHITIAN ILIGHT f,,,,.gJig ,g4 Q4f:y.e'Kn 4, ,X-g 'x,'T+k'vv 5 f 9, ' ' f Queen of the Prom - Janice Finney The Queen and Mr. McMahon p-0 lux Y The Grand March l Mr. McLean crowning the Queen in Vg, af The Queen ond Her Court Hondsomesi Senior - Pete Simord and his date. 4 4 .. x f Y' Q0 The Senior Closs Oliicers and Their dofes NM' , xo, no W - i x A good Time was had by all IOR CLASS GRAD ATIG The Seniors morch onfo The field 1 iz.. - .. K Aj :KW E rf Q1 HQ 'i Q l ,T-3 4g:'Q J to Closs Morshol - John O'Reilly 4 Some Seniors ond their partners I A , I ., ze 42 , . ., M., i-1.-T: .I , 4 Qmiot Ning into their sect: The progrom begins 106 0 ., ,frm A A ,QW-.N . '?'1l so rm 5 21, .. D 'll f vi -U-Nw 1 X-Pt... -Y E V-d 5 Lv! ' 2.1 mf l ln M- ' 2 'fgflf-3 ug im Q ivy? A g 1 i -cv -.,,.,, W , 1 Vcvledicioricin - Dionne Morfellifi Helen Allon receiving the Aword Bouvier Normon Norton receiving the Science Aword i Mike Mosse receiving The Biology Scholarship from Chorles River Breeding The members of 'fhe Wilmington School Committee Loborofory 107 'x l l 785 : Y '73 fg J f, Lili fy r. 7 VALEDICTGRY THE ETERNAL FLAME The Torch hos been possed To cz new generoTion of Americcins. When John F. Kennedy spoke These words, boTh he dnd we seniors were opening on new chopfer in The Book of Life. He hod iusT begun his Term oT oPrice os The ThirTy-TiTTh presidenT of These UniTed SToTes, we hod iusT begun our yeors QT WilmingTon High School os Treshmen. The pciges of This chopTer hove been Tilled wiTh mony Triumphs ond Trogedies, buT oT The closing of These groduoTion exercises, The losT words will hove been wriTTen. The dreoms ond The deeds oT The Closs oT l9o4, The milesTones we possed successfully, ond The obsTocles we hove sTill Toiled To overcome hove czll been included. They hove leTT Their indelible mork. BUT This cholpTer hos been compleTed. IT is now much Too loTe To erose or To olTer These words in ony woy. ln oddiTion To being compleTe, This chopTer is olso posT. For olThough These Tour yeors oT WilmingTon High School moy hove conToined mony pleds- onT memories Tor mosT oT us, we musT never Try To relive Them. To live in The pcsT is Truly To perish. Therefore, os we pciss Through These goTes Tor The losT Time, we musT noT look bock wiTh regreT, buT Torword wiTh renewed hope. For we hove noT sTopped wriTing! On The conTrory, we now go TorTh To wriTe cn longer, much more signiTTconT chopTer. Yes, The Torch oT Treedom ThoT hos liT our beloved counTry Tor so long hos Tinolly been possed on To us. We musT occepT iT, liTT iT on high, ond corry iT proudly onword ond upword. Regordless of whoT ccireer or sToTe in life we choose, The Torch will be in our honds ond wiTh iT oll The cores ond ospiroTions of The Free World. We musT noT, we con noT refuse This chollenge ond sTill coll ourselves moTure, responsible Americon ciTizens. Nor con we keep This Tlome of Treedom jusT To ourselves, buT we musT leT iTs lighT rodioTe To oll people of oll colors, creeds, ond nc1TionoliTies wiTh oll men will we oTToin The True purpose of freedom. So do noT hesiToTe, buT go TorTh wiTh o more deTermined sTep. For we hove The power of righT on our side. And olThough The minds of wor ond oppression ond hoTe moy couse The Tlome To Tlicker, iT sholl never be exfringuished, Tor The Torch oT Treedom ond TruTh burns wiTh on eTernol Tlome. So come, leT us Toke up This Torch, ond where There is dorkness leT us bring The lighT of peoce. In The words of our loTe President The energy, The ToiTh, The devoTion which we bring To This endeovor will lighT our counTry ond oll who serve iT - ond The glow Trom ThoT Tire con Truly lighT The world. WiTh o good conscience our only sure reword, wiTh hisTory The Tinol judge of our deeds, leT us go TorTh To leod The lond we love, osk- ing His blessing ond His help, buT knowing ThoT here on eorTh, God's work musT Truly be our own. On beholf of The Closs of l9o4, I wish To Thonk The Members of The School Com- minee, lvlr, Sheo, Mr. Mclvlohon, PorenTs, Reverend Clergy, ond inviTed guesTs Tor Their kind ciTTenTion. Dionne MorTelliTi 108 SALUTATGRY FOUND IN LILLIPUT Members of the School Committee, Mr. Shed, Mr. IvIcMohon, Porents, Reverend Clergy, fellow clossmotes ond invited guests: lt is ci greot honor for me in behcilf of the cloiss of l9o4, to welcome you to our groduotion exercises. These grciduotion exercises bring to ci close our high school doys, which by your ever present love, devotion, ond potience hove prepored us for our tomorrow. Eoch one of us hos been the object of cdreful considerotion ond guidonce, eoch one hos felt the wcirmth of your proise - even your displeosure when neccessory. These ore but o few of the rewording feoitures of o Lillipution kingdom os ours, ond such wos the cose until in the edrly l94O's o chonge took ploce which colored not only the business world, but the educotionol field os well - thot is, the trend toword lorge scole begon. The boom in the business brought lorger industriol plonts ond o greoter lobor force, lorger fomilies necessitoted lorger schools to olleviote the fost growing clossrooms. In the midst of oll this exponsion people become lost in the crowd, they become numbers insteod of nomes, oi nonentity without identity solve to the very few whom they come into doily contoct. It is little wonder, therefore, thot ci few hordy individuols rebelled ond in the lote l94O's those who resented losing their individuolity turned to the smoller estcibiishment, mony moving to the smoller communities of the suburbs, where they could once ogoin experience oi sense of belonging ond shoring. This some feeling corried through into the schools, where o student become once ogoin o nome rother thon o number, ond in such on interested ond friendly envi- ronment could more etfectuolly show oFf ony speciol gift or tcilent which otherwise moy hove been overlooked in the lorger system. And yet, despite the lock of size ond oipporent lock of big-city sophisticotion, there wos no concern of not being port of the lorger world. On the contrciry, mony gifted students of o retiring ond hesitont noture, becoiuse of the odditionol guidonce ond direction permitted in such on informol ond understonding environment, undoubtedly goined more confidence, greoter poise, ond the obility to perform more oideguotely thon ever would hove been possible under more crowded ond formol conditions. Becouse of the feeling of security engendered by the interoction between student ond foculty, there wos in the student body on esprit de corps - o one-for-oll ond oll-for-one bond, so bodly needed in the world todoy. This loyolty extends not only to speciol friends, or toword homeroom, but to the school os o whole. Ecich new endeovor is whole-heoirtedly supported - no one is left out for ony reoson. lnsteod, eoch ond every one sees himself os necessoiry ond vitol to the success of the projects. This, indeed, is o for cry from the lorger school, where often times the some clique bond together to initiote pet proiects, which ore supported or not, occording to their ottroction to the rest of the student body. l,'for one of very mony, reolize the vorious woys I hove benefited in being ci mem- ber of the smoll, interested school. I should like to thonk oll who hove so obly guided ond directed me during these post four yeors. I do indeed feel fortunote to be counted omong those found in Lilliput. Bcirboro Burnhom 109 CLASS ESSAY TODAY, TOMORROW AND THE DAY AFTER Today, June 7th, in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-four, we, as the current seniors of Wilmington l-ligh School are graduating. This ceremony marks an occasion which all of us will remember with mixed emotions, Many of us are indeed happy at the thought of no more pencils, no more books. Yet we must be for a moment sad at the thought of leaving all of the people we have become acquainted with during the years we have struggled toward this goal. After our departure from this high school, we may never again see many of those whom we have come to know and to love. Today marks the end of an important period of our lives, the period during which we learn those things that will help us to mature and adiust to life in our modern world. Some of us will have the opportunity to further our education, while for many, all formal education comes to an end. Tomorrow when we waken, how will we feel, know- ing that at last we are on our own in a world which expects to receive more than it will give? Tomorrow then, signals our entrance into the world of adults, with whom we will be competing for iobs, seats on the subways, and recognition as individuals in our own right. We all have an equal opportunity to succeed in whatever we attempt - or do we? When we go looking for a job, is there a possibility that the color of our skin, our nationality, our party affiliations, or our very religion will affect our chances of finding one? It would seem from the many things we read and hear today, that such is some- times the case. I can not imagine why one person would pass judgement on another, determining the other to be less than a desirable working partner or social companion for any of the reasons already mentioned. We were all given a brain to reason with, and what an unbearable world this would be if all of us were to come to the same conclusions, right or wrong, about such important things as religion and politics. Certainly no one, after any amount of due consideration, could bring suffering to another human being because he was born in another country or with a different pigment in his skin, for in the final analysis, people are very much the same the world over. Fathers worry about supporting their families. Mothers worry about giving their children all the things they never had grow- ing up. Teenagers are concerned with discovering who and why they are. Children are concerned with themselves, mainly and anyone else rarely, Surely, we as Americans, born in a country wrought with the sweat and blood of people from all over the world, should be able to be, if not loving, at least tolerant of those from other countries and of races different from ours. During the last few months, our Senate has been the scene of constant debating over a Civil Rights Bill. This bill, if signed into law, will provide for the legal enforcement of our right as individuals to live where we choose, to eat where we wish, and to work at any iob we are capable of doing. l-low tragic it seems that we must legislate to bring about the acceptance of two concepts which should already be considered as truths and thus practiced by everyone - specifically, the right of each of us to be free, and our right to equality in the eyes of the law and our fellow man. ln many areas and in many hearts, these basic concepts, upon which our country was founded, are not held to be true. As a result, today's adults face many problems which should never have developed. Tomorrow these same problems will still exist, and we as tomorrow's adults, will have to stand up to them and attempt to End their solutions. There is always hope, however. Perhaps the Day After will bring with its dawn the ansffers to these and other problems facing our nation. Meanwhile, for today and tor-iorro -i.' 1, you and I can use our education in an all-out effort to make this world a better place to live in. May we all have the strength of character to fight for freedom, justice, and equality until the Day After arrives. Thank You, Jeanne Anderson 110 CLASS ILL ' We, the Class of 1964, of Wilmington High School in the town of Wilmington, and in the state of Massachusetts, being of sound mind and body, do hereby publish our last will and testament. To the Faculty - we leave a long sigh of relief in seeing us depart and go into the worlds of business and college. Also - an incoming batch of new faces and names to memorize, along with roomfuls of paper planes and spitballs. To the Juniors - we leave our places of prestige along with an ever-present, empty feeling of having no Big Brothers to look up to, have fun with, and enjoy. Also - best wishes for a senior year full of activities and memorable times. To the Sophomores - we leave two more grueling years of pampering, detention, and teachers! To the Freshmen - we leave our follies and advice for a united class with an abun- dant treasury to fulfill the needs of the next three years. Carole Aberle leaves Mr. Shiere peace and quiet until he has her sister in class. Pat Adams leaves Johnny's and her place in the WHS parking lot to any one who wants it. Harriet Alexander leaves reluctantly. Helen Allen leaves the commercial course to Ginny. Dennis Ames leaves a Beatle wig to anyone brave enough to wear it. Keith Arnold leaves his exceptional basketball skill to brother Bruce. Jance Baldwin leaves a week of sleep to Mr. Kelley to use sparingly during report card time and to National Honor Society, tickets for the Pops. Beverly Barcellos leaves Ann Fuller a smashed megaphone and laryngitis for next year's football games. John Bevilacqua leaves football shirt, No. 36, to another family to wear for seven more years and a big smile to anyone who thinks he can fill it. Joan Bishop leaves a year's supply of carrots to Mr. Sullivan and best wishes to a certain Junior for a great and enjoyable senior year. And to her sister, all the track meets in the next two years. Don Blomerth leaves one bag of dandruff to Mr. McMahon. Eileen Bradley leaves her old first-aid bandage to any Junior who thinks it's easy to tie a knot. Russell Brady leaves his fine sense of humor, his crib sheets, and a pile of fingernails found in the first row, second seat in Mr. Sullivan's room. Gerard Bruno leaves Mr. McMahon his best Beatle wig. Walter Buckley leaves Mr. McMahon a bottle of hair tonic for his Beatle wig. Barbara Burnham leaves Mr. Kelley to play with his tinker toys. Valerie Camber leaves her father's hot DKW with its dent in the fender, its horn that honks when you turn around, and its squeaky wheel bearings to any underclass- man who hates to ride to school on the sardine can. Susan Cosman leaves her place in the lunch line, for all its worth, to any short- legged, slow running, but very hungry junior girl. May she succeed in cutting in line throughout the year more than l did. Esther Corum and Martha Zaverson leave all of their unused fouls to Tana and Sharon. Barbara Del Visco leaves Mr. Shiere all her high bookkeeping marks for the next lucky senior. Marlene Galka and Ann Hoban leave their unopened Business English books for someone to open. Wayne Gaulzetti leaves to Doug Sid Dayton a new referee whistle that won't stick, and all the patience he will need for the boys down the North Intermediate School. Dianne Mortelliti leaves a seat on Bus i-l',5 to Marion Ridley, her A's to her brother Francis, and her love of Math to Mr. Kelley, and her heart to Miss Sharp. Norman Norton, upon his departure from this institution, bequeaths to those who remain the following items: the hours between iO PM to 3 AM for the completion of term papers, the privilege of becoming drenched with water, burned with acid and bunsen burners, and electrocuted, in the name of science and the lab report, all the lab equipment that won't work, the enjoyment you will derive from friendships that arise from the common tortures to which you will be subjected, and the friendly at- mosphere of this school. To those teachers who have a deiciency of them, he leaves smiles in unlimited number, and to his beloved Math teacher, Mr. Kelley, he leaves some new jokes, as his are somewhat antiquated. He also admonishes students to con- tinue in his tradition of novel solutions to Math problems so that your teachers do not become bored with the same old solutions. Trudy O'Hare leaves Mr. Sullivan one blown glass barometer so that he can demonstrate that air occupies space to another general science class. She also leaves to her brother all of Mr. Kelley's math projects. Genie Paraskeva and Mary O'Connell will Parkhurst to all junior volunteers. 'Cynthia Parrella leaves the candy machine at Metheun High to the girls' varsity basketball team. Gary Phillips leaves Kathy McCue his class pin and wishes for a happy senior year. Charles Ravagni leaves 351 and six points to next year's center on the football team. Fireball Roberts and Flagpole O'Leary leave to next year's Cross Country Team the two lags and the ditch on the course for all hurdlers onthe squad. Good Luck, Boys! Carolyn Ruggiero leaves her gym locker to her sister Carmella along with her sneakers and socks. Her suit goes to Joyce Chinn, who, she hopes will wear it in good health. Vicky Sousa leaves her seat in all her classes for a lucky girl who wants to daydream like she did. Roger Starr leaves Miss Sharp his Donuts and to Mr. Lentine his pep pills. Carolyn Sullivan leaves Mr. Keady a used Confederate fiag and If the South Had Won the Civil War. And last but not least, Linda Weatherbee would like to leave her D sheets and her favorite lunch surprises to Judy, Gillie, and members of our WHS. Also, a T965 station wagon to Pete, Marco, and Jeff to get to their penthouse in Billerica for prac- tice, provided they come and get her first. CLASS HI TQRY The closeness of groduotion not only sends our thoughts To The future but it oilso cciuses us To Think bock on The events, The fun, ond The struggles of The lost four yedrs. We entered The high school on Wednesdoy, September 7, l96O. As freshmen we were ci bit owed by The different courses oind The vostness of The whole school. We stoirted our octivities cis ci closs by holding our hrst closs meeting. Under The wotchful eyes of Mr. Hogon ond Mrs. Hedth, our closs odvisors, we elected our officers. Jon Fciirfield wos chosen President, Richcird Wood, Vice-President, Leone Monroe, Secretory, ond Lindo Berry, Trecisurer. In September, l96l, The closs of T964 once ogciin entered Wilmington High, oi liTTle wiser ond reody to hondle more responsibilities. Jon Foirfield wos once ogoiin elected our President ond Lindo Berry, our Trecisurer. Michciel Mosse wos our newly elected Vice-President ond Beverly Borcellos our Secretory. Now thot we were sophomores, The officers hod o little more To do Thom collect dues. They now hcid The responsibility of running o donce. We were cillotted The Christ- mos Donce. On December 20, Rudolph's Riot wois presented in The goily decoroted red ond green gym. lt wos The most successful dcince held by our closs ond Sonto even showed up To wish us well. After ci long summer, we cinxiously returned To Wilmington High looking forword To ci fun-hlled Junior yeor. Lindo Berry, Beverly Borcellos, ond Michciel Mosse were re- elected Treosurer, Secretory, ond Vice-President respectively. Richord Wood wos chosen os our new President. November brought us our first donce of The yeor, oi Thcinksgiving doince entitled The Cornstcilk Coperf' The gym's most striking piece of decoroition being The gicint Corn of Copio. Then on The evening of Morch l5, The Junior Closs held its own Junior Prom. Volerie Comber ond Gciry Phillips ond Their committees worked hord to moke The gym ci True 'Evening in Pcirisf' Pot Luken wois chosen Queen, ond her ottendonts were Joon Bishop, Doiwne Burns, Lciurie McCobe, Lesile Pinto oind Mciureen O'Reilly. Moy wois The most importcint month for The Juniors for Thoit wos The Time for Junior Week. During Junior Week, The biggest proiect wos The Junior Voriety Show. On Moy 9 ond TO, The Closs of T964 presented The Musicol Merrymokers in Hkeheorsol Time. After ci successful vciriety show, Junior Week stcirted with o bong in more woys Thcm one. Every doy of The week wos ci specioil dciy. One doiy wos Crc1zy Doy when cill The Juniors were To dress in some weird outfit. Another doy wos set oside for everyone to get dressed up, ond still others were designcited by oi specicil color. Finolly The week ended with o bcinguet To which dll our pcirenfs were invited. AT The boinquet, oill The Juniors who ochieved The highest overoge in Their subiects were oworded certihcoites of merit. The bcinguet wos obly hondled by our President with on excellent meol provided by The cofeterici ond served by The sophomore girls. AT The end of Moy, The Junior Closs wcis honored when Dionne Mortelliti, Bcirboro Burnhom, Mory Deslongchomps, Joon Bishop ond Joinice Finney were ciworded blozers for being The Top fTve members of Their closs. When we reentered school for our tinoil yecir on September 4, 1963, we ot once were infected with on incuroble diseose colled Senioritis. Once ogoin we held elections, ond once ogoiin Richord Wood wois chosen our chief executive with Lindo Berry, Treosurer. Goiry Phillips wos chosen our new Vice-President ond Miles Anderson, our new Secretory. We immediotely begon work on our closs doince, Senior Spookynonny held on October 3l, l963. The gym wos decoroted To represent on ole groveycird, ond ci reol live gypsy forTuneTeller, Becky Hortwell, odded To The otmosphere. Richord Wood wos chosen to be our representotive ot The Stote House on Student Government Doy. On The evening of Jonuory 3 ond 4, The Seniors brought The Class Ring, o ploy in Three octs, To Wilmington High, under The direction of Miss lrene Shorp ond Miss Mori- lyn Fowler. The biggest sociol event of our school coreer wos The Senior Prom, TohiTion Twi- lighT. The gym wos Tronsformed into o Polynesion Porodise. Mr. Sobo mode the biggest contribution to The decorotion scheme when he presented us with on eight-foot high, wooden Tiki, woter fountoin, Whoit o beoutiful oddition To on olreody heovenly sight, Jonice Finney wos chosen Queen, with Louise Henderson, Leslie Pinto, Morlene Golko, cmd Jcinice Definno os oittendcints. Our closs bonquet Took ploce on Thursdoy evening, June 4, in The North Intermediate Ccifeterio with Richcird Wood conducting The ceremonies. On Sundciy cifternoon, June 7, we, The Senior Closs of T964, will receive our diplo- mos. 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I O,-,.---, An unidentjied priest went to the aid da wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. - World vents in Review-1963 Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death zjPope john XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year's end planned an unprecedented joumq to the Hob Land. Lqt, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer Fund remains of a 9- house Viking settlement in Newhundland dating 500 years beybre Columbus. Right: A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Itab' sent a wall zfwater into the vallq below destrzyring Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. I Wi I I 4-nv 1 :mama , aff ' ' iii-T 012' -'-Gf37 'fvZJ 7' if Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem's palace during succesyul November coup which resulted in Diem's death. Meanwhile, I color j U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied from North Viet Nam. A new island 1!4 mile long and 130 pet high was born Wsouthern Icelandfrom an under water volcano. , . . . . s new prime minister, Sir 0 - . D uglas Home, took office in East- West tension continued: lejtg Gen Chong o North Korea levels a pistol at UN spokesman during discus aper scandals shook sions if armistice-violating raids at Panmunjom Right Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlzn azled Macmillan's government. in the face of western unigv. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the czgv