Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

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H.. lim-p I'fJFlfjf'IllT21llflIl in an study hall. 2 Rushing to class after the break. DAYAT ... ' avian Future carpenters practice their skills. The long lunch line. Writing letters in type class. The electricity shop. wX X? 'Qw- 'ms- ....,- .-'zzw gg. Searching for reference material in the library. 1 3 The busy day is over! VISITING HGURS . . . . . . AFTER HQURS FQREWQRD 5 IN MEMQRIAM 6 DEDICATIGN 7 ADMINISTRATIQN AND FACULTY 8 SENIOR SECTION 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 70 SUPERLATIVES 73 SPORTS 78 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 93 REMEMBERS 105 4 . gb 5 'I FQRE GRD In a sincere effort to reflect the memo- rable occasions of our high school days, the yearbook staff presents the 1965 Hourglass. Our moments of gaiety at our proms and dances, victory and de- feat at our sporting events, somber mo- ments of study, and the joy of being se- niors are pictured on the following pages. We, the staff of the 1965 Hourglass, truly hope that the memories captured in these photographs will be lasting and dear to each member ofthe class. 1 'I 1 I - V ' 1. -Ai x f 'Q l M 'Q vi -all A an-K-,sam M f-1 A. Q! ,,-.- -A my , . 0 R, ! .!.,,q- 4, ' ! viii - ,A '. A l '-'L 'lull MEMORIAM .Xu ai :. I. I:-' o ff7 ,lx xlillTQ- N X ixw 3 'A I , 4.5 421. ' A, , 5 ,ff A ff '52 j 3 fy Y fgfzi 1 l 'wt 9 ' ifgfl 'lift ff? ' QA jfr ' If '41 X fff A ffm' , ,K X , , , f - 'f . fl Qt W 2 ' , , I w Q. J 3 f 1 4 ' X ,f 5 if - 4, X . 7 5 I 59 X' I I ' f 4 L 55 4 ,ttf 14' ,Q Ns Y r' ul' ,- 4 clhflff, 'K , -li' ' Q 4 Zfwft Cai H E ' , f x I I I ,jf 'f X 'fff 'K jf y x X ,Nw 4 f up 1 X11 7 1 4 , ill X I ,4 I ff! 1 lg 5. 'Uk- , 1 I , 1 ,XI ffl, Q! N1 fl ,g ,..:. dig! jill? io , 4 ,jffffj fy , 4 f 4 f , f, I l f' ' ' fl ' , ,ii 'I if ff 'Z' ff ' ,-- ff Y , NIU!!! ,iffy X . f ' ff' f X fyrfff ff' 'I ll 6 ' I ' f I ,Ml W ' , X ilfflrrf I ,f f f 4 '4, V' Aff! fi, 'ff if , - V Q, ' fp, ' ' ' f 'ff ff fl 11.2 X f ff l ,ff f ff 'l ff , f 7 i fn ff il 1 V I I v X I ' 4 4 ,, 11' 7,77 J ff A I f C' I' ' ' 57, ZZ' 1 7, RICHARD WOLLER There is an open gate at the end of the road Through which each must go alone, And there in a light we cannot see Our Father claims his owng Beyond the gate our loved one Finds happiness and rest, And there is comfort in the thought That a Loving God knows best. 4, X, -by igc wtf- JVM 6 Q3 X oz X wqwwq W WMMM M. ' , - 'sr , A - W.. ,- IN DEDICATIQN S ,Aux x 4 Y X X Q Q X fs 71, l yi! X ,f ff- We, the class of 1965, wish to express our grati- tude to our great friend and guidance counselor, Mr. Vincent Gallucci. Affectionately known to us as Uncle Vinnie, he has dedicated himself to assis- ting each member of our class in reaching our goals and fulfilling our dreams for the future. Whenever we had a problem, personal or other- wise, he was always there to hear us out and lend a helping hand. With deepest appreciation for the many favors he has done for us as individuals and as a class, we dedicate The Hourglass to Mr. Gallucci. TO THE GR DUATI G CLASS wtf J, ff -3-5 f if ff fffif ' lie, e ii if i fi 33 4 4241 ffsfti v: 3. il! 'Zi' xt V an 1 ' .2 THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND MR. SHEA FRONT' Mr. Lynch, Mr. Shea, Mr. Keen, chair- man: and Mr. Connolly. REAR: Mr. Hartnett. Mr. Brewster, and Mr. Roberti. Superintendent of Schools, Mr, Shea. To the Class of 1965: Your steady growth into fine young adults has been the source of much satisfaction to the members of the School Committee and the School Administration during the past four years. We have admired your energetic drive to improve the life of the school, to obtain high scholastic attainment, to pursue meaningful extracurricular activities, and to perform heart-warm- ing deeds in behalf of your fellow students and teachers. We salute you on one of the memorable occasions of your life - graduation - and wish you success and happiness in your fu- ture endeavors! Yours very truly, Harold S. Shea -3. fffef if .. '.. ' q',.,- ' Q s' ir-if Ui l . ,Yam lim i r' i - it ' ' -ffl , . its , 3 wg if . 51.0 .It z . M... , Congratulations and best wishes on your graduation from high school. I sincerely hope that each and every one of you will succeed in your ambitions. You are graduating at a historical time in the annals of Wilmington High School, for as you leave to make your way in life, so also leaves one whose ideals you might well adopt to guide you successfully through life. Bliss Laura Marland retires this year after forty-six dedicated years in the service of your high school. There is not enough money in this world to pay this wonderful person for the good she has done and the hours she has toiled to make it possible for the youth of Yvilmington to become more intelligent and decent citizens. Fortunate are you who have been privileged to have attended her classes. You would do well to copy her code of ethics. 67' Harold E. Driscoll Assistant Principal 9 . Congratulations to the Class of 1965 upon your graduation from High School! Rlay the future un- fold for you in health, joy, and success in your ev- ery endeavor. The Class of 1965 has a dual distinction - first, in concluding the final phase of your education at Wilmington High School, and secondly being the last of forty-six classes to have had the privilege of being taught by Bliss Laura N. Niarland. Dedication has been a deep-rooted trait in the sterling character of fwliss Niarland. As the years roll by, may she hold an honored place in your memory. Treasure her teaching, and may her guid- ance and example be a continued source of inspira- tion to you, as it has been to her colleagues. fQ.,Va4,o'f 'CZQZJZK Mr. Bernard P. McMahon Principal . W , Ill MISS M Muldoon Mr R Hamilton Mr. Day English English English Mrs. J. Aldrich Miss K Helmer Miss E Kennedy Mrs. H. Taylor Engish English English English Journalism WITH SPECIAL TRIBUTE . . . Ever since 1919, Miss Laura N. Marland, Chairman Emeritus of the English Depart- ment, has devoted her life to teaching at Wilmington High School. She was a highly qualified instructor, having graduated Sum- ma Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa with an A.B. from Jackson College, and an M.A. from Tufts University. Retiring this year from the career she loved so deeply, Miss Marland will never be forgotten by the many people who have had the pleasure of knowing her during her 45 years of service. Mrs. S. Horwitz English Mrs. K. Bestany English ART, I DUSTRIAL, A D HC ECON ICS DEPART E ' W :.1z1...- - ww 'f l'? f, ii' fg . 5 lalflixe, my gl 'fsifxli s sg 12 3' 1' :ffA,fp 1 6 3 fue-q.g'f7 jg, ff ... . ,. . x,, 1 r Q FF' i '.1a'fwr if . icy, X L' xi 1 fzililll 1 QL... we, M iw Sir ff? 'Rf Mr. J. Pollard Mr. R. Dicey Electronics Drafting Woodworking N Mrs. M. Davis Aft Mr. A. Hambeimn Mr. Hansen Woodworking Mr. F. Lentine General Math Drafting Graphic Arts llmfllllll f ' ml 1 2- i W' ff L . 5 l .1 il . fi 'M Miss Dellacasa Shorthand, Type Mr. C. Shiere Miss M. Blanchard Bookkeeping Shorthand, Type Business Math Jw, Miss G. McManus Business Math Miss F. Kazalski Business 11 F v 1 .-. My -.-ur 'fm 'L Elgin? MAX! Mrs. Lowry Mrs. A. McDermott Clothing Home Economics Child Care Family Living Mrs. G. Webber Dean of Women Head of Business Dept. LA UAGE A D MATHEMATIG DEPARTME T 2 1 A F, .. i ig-53 Miss C. Delaney Mr. R. McLean Mr. T. Eagar Miss R. Brandt French, English German, Spanish Latin, English Spanish Driver Ed. Miss C. Berlinghieri Mrs. E. Baran Miss R. Cardella French French French 1 P 5 . --iqnrv ' Mr. A, Davis Mr. NI. Babcock Miss V. Gregg Mr. J. Murphy Shop Math Algebra, Geometry Geometry, Algebra Math, Phys. Ed lVIrs. T. Evans Mr. F. Kelley Math, Algebra Algebra II Miss M. Halpin Geometry Advanced Math Algebra, Advanced Math USIC CIE CE DEPT 42:1 Mr. B. D. Townshend Miss L. M. Kalil Music Supervisor of Music Ed. Mr. D. DeGrazia Director of Music Education 1' ll! ill I f 9 I x.. 1 ' i ii S-'. 0 4 Mr. Coffin Physics Science Miss G. Dadoly Science Chemistry f-9' K Mr. E. Sullivan Chemistry General Science Dr. E. W. Farello Biology I Earth Science Physical-Science si:- T4 '. , U E ihglllfid-1 'x ',E . 2 lNfIr. R. F. Breakey Biology I Biology II Mrs. V. M. Duffy Biology .QE l 'inw- ,if ' lift,-' id A-' PHYSICAL ED. AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPTS. 252 if if-,A 5 . ' Isl.-. -'gy ,. .,. S: Q. A. Vx is 1 335 , My o 3,y,- ' f, X ny: 'vw L K . s 4 up .410 . ' ' . Mr. Murphy Mrs. C. Hayes Math Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Mr. A. Could Geography ia 'QH5 N X . I fr I if 5 .wr ' in 2 Miss A. McCarthy Phys. Ed. 'fs-1 'Nu- Mr. C. Keady World History Anc. History Miss T. Murphy American History Ancient History Mr. B. Shea Mr. G. Cogan U.S. History U.S. History Latin Amer. Hist. Prob. of Demo. Miss L. LeBauer Mr. Beaton Civics Economics 8th grade History U.S. History International Affairs 14 Mr. F. Bellissirno Phys. Ed. s I l Mr. S. Curley Prob. of Demo Civics U.S. History ..l 3 .' i in L' 1. l A F 53 9 ' it an GUIDANCE AND ADMINISTRATION 552 'z - 5' K .9 'B E- 4 ' Q 2 , h X . ' .,m., fi- . R .- .0 4 . J' J. Q- fi J. 1 1 S... .Q Guidance Counselors: Mr. Gould, Mr. V. Gallucci, Miss I. Sharp, Mr. Hamilton, and Miss M. Marshall. -t'll'i ll' M ,Rx . 5' . xx , ' x iw' uirs a siuusu Q Mrs. E. Day Secretary Mrs. V. Erickson Librarian SX 1 A ? Ls. . . .5 f. l 1 ' I M i .J A 4r ' My I WT, WW vii fhxyx Y' Mrs. D. Rice, Asst. Secretary f gwiiegia Q Ag .s-fig . E ICR CLASS OFFICER A D ADVISGR L I' fs., The Officers and our adv1sor, Sully 1 wi A3!Arj1mf.Z,?x I g , fit .3 . f ,, sf W- f 1 2 fx Qi Xf 5, if A55 ,fi A U F, gi St? QMQ ',nf?ri3f2w :W ' w,Q.i3f.f mfr fx iggx A C Ti: ' 4WiQ2?KfA ,I I 5 1 S 3 L fr X 6 'L 1+ 1 W S OX 1 ,xx 5 ix dz f ,L ll! xv ' is w H f 3 1 K f 4 3 I f L ' 'xr SENIQR SECTION -:X .JS lx-, jp lx J V l , If 4,7-1 .L L Y- u X-L L x L , J' Y O fix ff' LINDA ANN ABELLI L in FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, brotherla Really FA VORITE SPORT: Archery. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy PE'I PFEVES: Doing Stenography homework getting up early in the mornlng HOBBIES Music, art, dancing, buying clothes records mov1es ACTIVITIES: Chorus 12,31 Vearbook Staff REMEMBERS: Spring Festival, Rose ofthe Danube AMBITION: To become an accomplished legal secretary DORIS FRANCES ABROMOVITCH Dar FAX ORITE EXPRESSION Xa wouldnt lie to me, wouldya?,' PET PEEVE People who think they re bigger and better than others. HOBBIES Wfilmington Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps, laughing, sleeping. ACTIVITIES Chorus 1 '7 3 -I Junior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS Fixe minute break lunch writing notes, all the fun with Sheila Judy Donna Renie AWIBITION To be successful in whatever I do. JULIA MARIE ALBOWICZ Jar FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '4We all know that FAVORITE SPORT: Skating. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than everyone else HOBBIES Buying records and sweaters. REMEMBERS: '4Rose ofthe Danube? AMBITION: To graduate and leave Wilmington RICHARD AYER Rick FAVORITE SUBJECT: Metal. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings HOBBIES: Working with cars. REMEMBERS: Metal shop, Mr AMBITION: To be successful in I8 BEVERLY ANN AYOTTE Bev FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'fOh, sugar! FAVORITE SPORT: Waterskiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVES: People who always want to run things, Junior Variety Show director. HOBBIES: Waterskiing, reading, writing letters, television, babysitting, having fun like everyone else. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Chorus 1: Alpha Staff 3: Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff REMEMBERS: Junior Variety Show rehearsals, French conversations, football games, classes missed for meetings, Mr. Kelley's elephant jokes. AMBITION: To come back and teach. X -... f 1 I JOANNE MARIE BAKER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4'Ya, sure! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Dave. PET PEEVE: The boy's night out. HOBBIES: Dancing, driving. 'fe eg? r . . Afifiii .i,. 1,.,,u,g, , .i tem ' 1 ,14ip'gg,g, n 1 I Ei ' 'jk 75: 1 A his I giyigz Ax gy- , . in J, ,,. Wh, ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2g Junior Prom Committee: Latin Club 2 Intra mural Basketball 1: National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff, Junior Variety Show Ticket Com mitteeg Science Fair 1, Senior Play Cast: French Club 4. REMEMBERS: The year I didn't have Mr. Kelley, passing notes, Sunday afternoon convertible rides AMBITION: To graduate from college and to get married. JEANNE L. BALCI-I Jeanne FAVORITE EXPRESSION: c'Do you have a problem?', FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVE: People who call me Bleachie. HOBBIES: Waterskiing, swimming, horseback riding. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff. REMEMBERS: Parties in Middleton,,summers on Cape Cod, W.H.S. Football games. AMBITION: To have a happy and successful life. 9 Au- JOHN BALDWIN, JR. Swinger FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVES: Class meetings, teachers who keep you after. HOBBIES: Carnivals,,G.I.Q,s. ' ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Hockey 3,41 Boxing 1,25 Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show REMEMBERS: Running to lunch, football practice, Junior Variety Show, beach parties our great prom. AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I attempt and to learn to spell. 19 PAUL BANNISTER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ':It's obliviousf, FAVORITE SPORT: Track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Mathematics. PET PEEVES: Arrogant, conservative teachers: useless rules. ACTIVITIES: Math League 2,145 Band 1,2,3,4g Spring track: Latin Club, V.P. 4: Cross-Country National Honor Society: Interact Club. President, 4. REMEINIBERS: Boring useless classes, wasted time. AMBITION: To never be satisfied. DENNIS R. BARNABY Denny la FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HYou want to . . . .gg FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. -.--an FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. K HOBBY: Guitar. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelly's jokes. AMBITION: To become a draftsrnan. LINDA R. BARRET L in da FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey Sweetsf, FAVORITE SPORT: Skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Home Economics. PET PEEVE: People who hate people. HOBBIES: Playing records and the tape recorder. REMEMBERS: Vfaiting for lunch period. AMBITION: To be an airline hostess. PAUL BERGMAN r 3 FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: P.T.A, HOBBY: Archery. X AMBITION: To get rid of P.T.A. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bologna FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Getting up in the mor HOBBIES: Ann, playing sports. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3,4g Baseball 13,43 Basketball 1,4. REMEMBERS: Basketball teams '63, '64, Coach Belissimo's football practices, Washington, Good old Mr. Day. AMBITION: To be happy. ELIZABETH ANN BORGHETTI FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HI guess! FAVORITE SPORT: Ice skating. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art. PET PEEVE: Getting up early. HOBBIES: Drawing, sewing, eating, skating, bowling. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,3g Chorus Club 2. REMEMBERS: Football games, dances, P.J. parties, gossip. LYNN K. BILLINGS Tex 'ZH N ning, people who think they're big stulf. I DONNA BLAKESLEE Denelda FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '1Yuck! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. PET PEEVE: The food served in the cafeteria. HOBBY: Coins. ACTIVITIES: Business Club. REMEMBERS: Football games, Junior week, Junior Variety Show. Betsy 1,25 Junior Prom Committee, Dance Committee 1,2,3,4g Latin AMBITION: To succeed in what ever I do. RONALD BOUVIER R011 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Who done it. FAVORITE SPORT: Boxing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Waking up at 7:15 A.M., poison pen letters. HOBBIES: Kathy, swimming, fishing, working on Bessie. ACTIVITIES: Boxing 1,2,3. REMEMBERS: Staying after school ,til 4:00 most of the Sophomore year. AMBITIONS: To go to California in ,65, to make a million, to live. love, laugh and be ugly 21 V 121 GEORGE A. BRIGHT Golzfy 4 an in FAVORITE EXPRESSION: This is truefu FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Gabbing and boys. PET PEEVE: People who think it's funny to be taller than I. HOBBIES: Ken. talking on the phone. to Pat. Gillie. and Ginny. RENIEMBERS' Lunth in our Junior year. talking to Hazel on Georges C.B. rig. ANIBITIONS: To always be a happy as I am now and to have Ken. George, Tweetie. and Ginny YA share it with me FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. ACTIVITY: Junior high basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Math and work study. HOBBIES: Girls and working on cars. PET PEEVES: Chexys and Problems class. ROBERT NELS BRYN Bo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. 7 HOBBY: Coin collecting. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2,3.4. ANIBITION: To become a police ofhcer. C. NIICI-IAEL BURNS .llike FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You noticed? FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: American History. PET PEEVE: Large gym classes. HOBBIES: IVaterskiing. boating. cars. girls. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2: Football 1.2: Basketball 2: Hockey 1.3: Junior Prom Committee Junior Variety Show. Senior Play Committee. REMEINIBERS: Washington. V.J.G.. Ritchie ?. giving Bob a hard time at JV. basketball. ABIBITION: To own a private island on Vfinnepesaukee. JIQDITH ELIZABETH BUSXVELL jzzdz li KENNETH B. BUTLER Ken FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right? FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Gym, waiting for the bus after school. N HOBBIES: Sharon, basketball. WJ ACTIVITIES: Class President 1,2g Chorus 1, Football 1,2,3: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Dance committee 2,3,- ,,,,,,.,..,,,, 4: Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Intramural Basketball Coach 3. ': AMBITION: To be a successful in whatever I do. ARTHUR R. BUXTON Art FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What goes on here? FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Bookkeeping. PET PEEVE: Being run over in the halls. HOBBIES: Fishing, skating. REMEMBERS: The stuff called food in the cafe. AMBITION: To become a bum. RUTH ANN BUXTON Ruthie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4'You're kiddingli' FAVORITE SPORT: Ice skating. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVES: Crowded lunch rooms, homework. HOBBIES: Skating, bowling, skiing, swimming, sewing, eating. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, Dance Committee 1,2, Junior Prom Committee: Chorus 1,2. REMEMBERS: Football games, dances, Junior Variety Show, P.J. parties. AMBITION: To be a teacher. BRUCE CAMBER Zeke FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'LHot stufff, FAVORITE SPORT: Hustling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Opposite sex, Mr. Kelley. PET PEEVES: Anything with more than two wheels and more than my 16 h.p., 'fnosey girls. HOBBIES: Running wild in the great outdoors, girls. The Garden of Eden. ACTIVITIES: Vice-President lg Chorus 1,23 Dance Committee 2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee, Math League 4, Junior Variety Show, Boy Cheerleading 3, Interact 3,45 Student Council 3, President 4. REMEMBERS: What I forgot, Mr. Kelleyls brainwashing, P.M., C.B., T.F. and her black nylons. Jtiriior Banquet flrmimittec-1 Junior Prom Committee: Basketball: Intramural 1, Junior Varsity 2, Var- DOROTHY L. CAMPBELL Dotgy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HYa knowf' FAVORITE SPORT: Racing to cafe at lunch time. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art in my junior year. PET PEEVES: My brother. boys of YV.H.S.. not having Irish,' in our senior class, bad report cards. HOBBIES: Jake, helping the boys fix cars, not doing any homework. -7 ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Dance Committee 3. REMEINIBERS: H3 of the 3, The i'Majestics, people bothering me when I'm writing a note to a certain boy, Barry leaving to go into the Army. CHARLES CARPENTER 3 Chuck FAVORITE SPORT: Football. I FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelley's tests. X ACTIVITIES: 'LThe Conspiratorsf' Chorus 2. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's sense of humor. AINIBITION: To be an architect. ROBERTA CARPENTER Carp FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'lHey, fellas, wait for me! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Law. PET PEEVE: W'aiting for a certain someone to call at night and then not getting the call. HOBBIES: Talking on the phone, going out, all those little tights with ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2.3.-1: Prom Committee 3: Senior Pin Committee. REMEMBERS: Trying to stav awake in Problems, Junior Prom, skipping school in my junior year. AMBITION: To live a happy. successful life - married. CAROL A. CARRASCO FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, clon't I wish! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SIQBJECT: Art. PET FEEVES. :X rr-rl stripe, that 8:00 bell. HOBBIES. Dam mg. flrivinil. drawing. .XCITIVITIES ljamfw tommittef' 2.3.41 Alpha Staff 3.45 Pep Club 2: Science Fair lg Spanish Club 3: my ig Yr-arbo-nk stafl 41 Sr-nior Class Play 45 Junior Variety Show. Rl'iiNlFiNlBl'iRSi How scarf-rl l was the night of the Junior Variety Show, being Dinah in the play, XX'.H.S luorball YZIFTIVS. Ihr- lf-acl:-r of the Disc-ordsf' 24 X FAVORITE EXPRESSION: YVhat-do-ya-know!'l FAVORITE SPORT: Football. . PET PEEVES: Mr. Curley's Problems class, calling teachers by their First names. HOBBIES: Fishing, going on vacations, girls. t ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Teachers' Variety Show: Radio Club. REMEMBERS: Mr. Lentine's Print class, Mr. Pollard. Mr. Hansen, hir. I-Iambelton. AMBITION: To become a successful Electronics Engineer. K3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get lost! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Algebra I. PET PEEVE: college boys. HOBBIES: Sewing, speed skating, bowling, making new friends, doing the opposite of what everyone thinks I'll do. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 3,4. REMEMBERS: Parties after bomb scares, the Canteen's roller skating parties, the summer of '63, last year's senior dance, telling J.G. to get lost. RAYMOND A. CASHMAN Rqy . mv- ' 415' GEORGE CASSELLO The Whz'te Tornado FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You athlete. FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Fighting with Janet, homework, school. HOBBIES: Sleeping, fishing. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 3,4. REMEMBERS: Middleton, Junior week, Marshfield, the ofhce. AMBITION: To be a success and to get along with Janet. JOYCE A. CHINN Clzznny, Chinn, Chinn '15 421, AMBITION: To be friends with all my enemies and buy a new Corvette every year. JOYCE ANNE CHISHOLM FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'ISO I says to myself. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Mr. Hamilton's 11th grade English class. PET PEEVES: Spending money, conceited girls, Red Sox when behind, when the car doesn't start sand pile moving to Lowell, keeping secrets. HOBBIES: Sewing, knitting, cooking, children, driving the car. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show, Chorus l,2,3,4: Dance Committee 3. 25 FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Latin. RUTH MARGUERITE CICCIU Chooch FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That,s silly! PET PEEVES: 7th St 8th graders that are bigger than I, unfriendly people, boys that drink. HOBBIES: Waterskiing, boys, having fun, M.K. ACTIVITIES: V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3: Basketball Cheerleading 2, Football Cheerleading 3,4 Soft ball 4, Dance Committee 2,3,4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show, Senior Play Committee Latin Club Secretary 4, Pin Committe eg Yearbook Staff REMEMBERS: Middleton, fun at W.I-I.S., Mr. Sullivan, Uncle Vinny, Mr. Eagar. AMBITION: To become a teacher, get married, and raise a tall family. BARBARA COE Barbftle FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, deliver me from these nuts!', FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Boys. PET PEEVE: Snobs. HOBBY: Gossiping. REMEMBERS: The problems I had with Mr. O,Rouke. NANCY LOUISE COLE Nance FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, you got to be kidding! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Geometry if PET PEEVES: Miss Murphy's U.S. History class, two-faced people, saving money. HOBBIES: Reading, spending money, ice skating. ACTIVITIES: Dance committee 2: Alpha Staff 3, Senior Class Play Committee: French Club 4. REMEMBERS: The bomb scares when they had to send everyone home, Mr. Kelley's jokes, and his saying L'Be reasonable . . . do it my way!,, Mr. Hamilton's saying, f'Basically. RICHARD CONE Dick FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'gWhat'd you say?', FAVORITE SPORT: Skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVES: Mr. Kelley's jokes, English 403. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country 3, Junior Variety S AMBITION: To graduate. 26 how, Dance Committee 4. A L? wwf? FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'gHi FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVES: The class pals. the NANCY ELLEN CONNOLLY H P. , Lovelw class treasurer, the cheerleading advisor. HOBBIES: Sewing, swimming, shopping, driving. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2: National Honor Society 3,43 Dance Committee 2.33: Prom Committee 3: Alpha Staff 3: Yearbook Staff: Basketball Cheerleader 3: Football Cheerleader 4: Senior Play Com- mittee: French Club 4. REMEMBERS: K.S.M., January 18, 196-Ig my brother, hissing at Mr. Kelley. NIARY ANNE CONNORS .liar FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, boy! FAVORITE SPORT: Tennis. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVE: Book reports. HOBBIES: Bike riding, playing the trumpet. reading. drawing, sx ACTIVITIES: Softball 2: Band 2,3.-I: Junior Variety Show: Sen 4. REMENIBERS: Struggling through three years of math. the fun and Senior Play. ' AMBITION: To be a teacher or an interpreter. CORYDON CATES COOMBS Cory if Guns. if vimming. fishing. tennis. ior Play: Latin Club 2: French Club of being in the Junior Variety Show FAVORITE EXPRESSION: -ir give up! ' I FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Meditatin g. HOBBIES: Guitar. Mr. Graceffa and his problems. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4: French Club 4: Junior Variety Show. RENIEIVIBERS: Nlaking like an Eskimo in hir. Kelley's room, visits with Linda behind corridor doors, 'IP' the weekend band trip to a remote place called Groveton, N.H. AMBITION: To make eyeglasses for cross-eyed people. l if PAUL A. COTE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're not too swift. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Seventh and eighth graders and their lockers. Spa HOBBIES: Cars, records, sports. girls. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2: Cross-Country 3: Junior Variety Show. REINIEMBERS: The beach parties, Junior Variety Show. all the AMBITION: To go to college and be successful and rich. 27 nish. people I met during high school .fa ,,,.,?..,,,T5:,, Y 1 fizffbg 'Sai ,. 5 4 J JUDITH A. CROKE JMU FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That,s your problemln FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PETPEEVES: Ruthis driving, a boy with red hair. HOBBIES: Water skiing, horse back riding, talking on the phone with the kids, Al. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club: Junior Variety Show: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2,3,4. REMEMBERS: W.H.S., football games, the prom, Louie Louief, cornstalking. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Q'Goop!,' FAVORITE SPORT: Stomping grapes. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Rats. HOBBIES: Wine, women, and song. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3: Track 4: Dance Committee 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show 3: Band l,2,3. REMEMBERS: Rexicanna, Middleton, going out with the boys, Uncle Vinny, Washington, Moses, hut, the buyers, the woodie, my girl. AMBITION: To keep out of trouble. ALBERT CUOCO 1: Class Vice President 3,4: National Honor Society 3, President PAUL CURRIER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Schypps!,' FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Guidance. PET PEEVE: Taking care of G.D., B.M., D.O., J.G., and M.K., over the weekends. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball 1,4: Ring Committee: Dance Committee 3,4. REMEMBERS: Middleton, Junior Week and the sign, guidance appointments and Uncle Vinnie, Grace before lunch, the trip to Washington with the football team, The Rex, Earth Science class, the Junior Variety Show, Cops and Robbers at Topsfield. AMBITION: To get some seat covers for my car. DAVID DA SILVA Goose FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Gro-o-o-on FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: Pete REMEMBERS: Marshfield. HOBBY: Fishing. AMBITION: To become a computer operator. 2-51' get F DOUGLAS P. DAYTON Doug FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What . . .?', FAVORITE SPORT: Football. I FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. ' PET PEEVE: Teachers and graduates who call me Dave. HOBBIES: Swimming, driving, reading Sports Illuxtrateri refereeing basketball games, being with Bette. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 2,3,4. REMEMBERS: 1962 championship football team, 1964 - first year playing varsity football, Mr. Kel- ley's corny jokes. . AMBITION: To go on to further education and get a good job. FRANCES MARIE DELISLE Fnznzi FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'fIt's unbelievableln FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shorthand. PET PEEVES: People who think they are better than everyone else, Junior Variety Show rehearsals. HOBBIES: Cooking, shopping for clothes. ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 1,2,3,4: Basketball Cheerleader 1: Football Cheerleader 2,3, Dance Committee 2,3,4g Business Club 25 Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 2,35 Senior Class Play: Junior Vari- ety Show, Yearbook Staff, Junior Class Banquet Committee. REMEMBERS: Middleton, Miss McManus' talks, collegiates, lunch room, Louie Louie, Lorraine and our disagreements. AMBITIONS: To go to business school and become a private secretary, and to live a happy life with whomever God chooses for me. PATRICIA DELUCIA Kid FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You know, it's all right!,' FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English literature. PET PEEVE: Conceited people who always think the world is against them. HOBBIES: Bowling, dancing, and having fun with the kids. ACTIVITY: Chorus 2. REMEMBERS: Arguing with Mr. Day, lunch with the kids. AMBITIONS: To become a wife and mother, to live up to the reputation of W.H.S. DIANA E. D'ERRICO Dee FAVORITE EXPRESSION: So I says to myself . . . self! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Mr. Day's English class. PET PEEVE: Small town. HOBBY: Acquiring five studies every year. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 3, Senior Play Committee. REMEMBERS: Mr. Murphyls Science class, Mr. Shierels B.A. class. AMBITION: To get rich quick. 49k 1. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: You alright? That a pepper? FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Study, drafting. PET PEEVES: Nionday mornings, homework. HOBBIES' Collecting records, cars, parties. AMBITIONS: To get out of school, get a good job, buy a good car, and buy my own house. DENNIS DE MAGGIO Denny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '4That,s clean! FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Business Math. PET PEEVES: People who are stuck up, people who are afraid to Fight for their rights. HOBBIES: Suzanne and baseball. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2,3,4. REMEMBERS: Swampscott game - we lost 4 to 3, walking Suzanne to classes and being in her Business Math class. AMBITION: To get married and live a simple, everyday, happy life. RICHARD N. DENAULT Rzifh FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know. FAVORITE SPORT: Water skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Biology. PET PEEVE: People who like Mercury outboard motors. HOBBIES: Spending money, girls, speed boats. REMEMBERS: Nothing! I'm going to try to forget my twelve miserable years in school. AMBITIONS: To own and run a Johnson outboard motor and boat shop. LORRAINE M. DIAS Rairty FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Take a break. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. PET PEEVES: People who are stuck-up, getting up for school. HOBBIES: Ricky. dancing, movies. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2: Business Club 2: Chorus 1.2: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff REMEMBERS: The great football games, M. Mc's Shorthand class. AMBITION: To be a successful secretary. MICHAEL PAUL DOUCETTE .Mike JOAN R. DRAHEIM FAVORITE SPORT: Football. if FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Having my little brother tease me, steal my diary, then read it aloud to the rest ofthe family. ,1 u a , 'nib - nz 1.r.-as-t..?,gm ' Wi' :f'..iSfv f - . ,Q 2... a , ': li 'pl z 5 H .gn , . it ' X ,., 2 if? 2. 4 ,W -if R HOBBIES: Reading, listening to music, gardening, stamp collecting, eating, making people wait for me. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3,4g Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society 4: Senior Play Committee. wi' REMEMBERS: Mr. Hamilton's unique writing assignments. AMBITIONS: To obtain a college education, to learn to make the best use of rny time and talents JOYCE P. DREW FAVORITE SPORT: Tennis. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Journalism. PET PEEVE: Over-crowded buses. HOBBIES: Knitting, archery, swimming, piano, painting. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Chorus 1, Alpha Staff 3, Editor 4: Spanish Club 35 National Honor Society 4. I AMBITION: To graduate from college. EILEEN L. DURANT FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, crumbf, FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Gym. PET PEEVES: People who call me 4'Dimples,', boys who are never on time. HOBBIES: Boys, sports, talking on the telephone with the kids, scooping with B. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1: Pep Club, Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3, Junior Va- riety Show: Senior Play: Softball 4, Yearbook Staff: Chorus 1,2. REMEMBERS: Stuieis temper tantrums at the Junior Variety Show, Cornstalkin', Middleton. AMBITION: To decide what I want to be in life, then become it. EUGENE E. DUSSAULT Gene-0 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'Tm just kiddingf' FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVES: Monday mornings, homework. HOBBY: Playing hockey. 'A-an ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4g Dance Committee 2,3g Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Uncle Vinnie and his office, Rexicana, Bruinls games, Cops and Robbers at Topsfield, Earth Science with Doc Farello, Junior Wfeek and the sign, Middleton, 'iLouie Louief, AMBITION: To repay Mr. Gallucci for all the favors he did for me. JANICE ELY FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Joe Smocksf' FAVORITE SPORT: Tennis. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Biology. HOBBY: Music ACTIVITIES: Alpha Staff 4: Softball 4: French Club 3g Chorus l,2g Science Club: Senior Play Com mittee. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's jokes. AMBITION: To go to college. PETER TALBOT EMERY Petr FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Greezem. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FABORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Trying to get the bus in the morning. HOBBIES: Baseball, hockey, and D.D. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2, captain 3.4: Hockey 1,2,3, captain 4: Math League 2,3,4g Football 2,3: National Honor Society 3,43 Interact Club 3, Vice President 4: Junior Prom Committee. REMEMBERS: Playing baseball for Mr. Cilligan, lousy football practices. slr- DOLORES ANN ENOS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a riot. FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. -.mi J? PET PEEVES: Monday mornings, and Mr. Kelley's jokes. HOBBIES: Ice skating, dancing, singing. ACTIVITIES: Softball l,4g Musicale 2. 41 'gf' wild REMEMBERS: The onions in room 103, the mass confusion on the first day each year. AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I attempt. ANTHONY FANTASIA, JR. Tarty FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'IHark. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Giggly girls, HOBBIES: Sports. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3,4g Musicale 2: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff REMEMBERS: Cheryl and April 23, King Montmerency, Miss L. IS. AMBITION1 To become an accountant. 32 J -.gf ,fnaup vu, . DONNA MARIE FENLON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'LAre you serious? FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. PET PEEVE: People who are inconsiderate of other peoplels feelings. HOBBY: Sewing. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Basketball Cheerleader 3,4, Pep Club 1,2: Chorus 2, Prom Com- mittee 3: Dance Committee 2,3,4. REMEMBERS: The Junior Variety Show. X Q AMBITION: To graduate from college and .teach in Wilmington High. 92,1 N MARIA V. FERRARA Spaghfltz' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'CHonest? FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Dissecting frogs after lunch. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. keeping busy. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,2, Captain 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 2,4g Dance Committee 2,3,4: French Club, Vice President 3,45 Prom Committee 3, Junior Variety Show: Glee Club 1,2, Class Treasurer 3,4. ' ball injuries, Groveton. I l' AMBITION: To live a long, happy life and be successful in whatever I choose to do. PAUL FOBERT FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Let's get out of here. FAVORITE SPORTS: Billiards and football. 1 FAVORITE SUBJECT: Social Studies. J' PET PEEVES: Going to school at 7:30 and Miss McManus,s after school classes. HOBBIES: Swimming, boating, and cars. REMEMBERS: Mr. Beatonas social studies classes. AMBITIONS: To go to California in '65 to be a millionaire, and to be happy and own a Ferrari Ann Marie Fuller M1'5,gy Ann FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '4Lynn! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: People who think that they are greater than others. HOBBIES: Lynn, talking on the telephone, cooking. REMEMBERS: October 25, 1961, homeroom 203, all the great times through high school. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 25 Dance Committee 3,-lg Basketball Cheerleader 3: Football Cheerleader 4 Prom Committee 3: Pep Club 2. AMBITION: To become a qualified R.N. and to live a happy life. 33 HOBBIES: Sports, boating, reading, meeting interesting people, and later having them as friends, REMEMBERS: Junior Week and the sign hangers, t'Daddyv Sullivan's Variety Show, all my basket- JEANNE L. GAGE Jean FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh! You're kidding! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. ,ag FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Talking and boys. PET PEEVE: Homework. HOBBIES: Bowling, dancing, collecting records, stuffed animals. REMEMBERS: Singing to Butchie at lunch, waiting for the 2:20 bell to ring. .rag saw N M, I ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4: Chorus l,2g Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show, www E , Business Club: Student Council. ','.A AMBITIONS: To graduate from Chandler's, become a medical secretary, and to marry that special 'Vm,v,,3 f someone. we 4 I 2I QZQP-Q---f'm '1'LI'g?'f '..lb I JACK A. GARDEN Dimples FAVORITE EXPRESSION: No, just breathing hard. 43 FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art. PET PEEVES: Rats. people who talk too much, home room 203. and those long hours in 109. HOBBIES: Painting. working on cars, spending money, and getting into trouble. Nfl REMEMBERS: Middleton, Rex, Karen, surfing in Maine, B.B., IC., talking on the telephone, good old XV.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Dance Committees 2,3: Prom Committee 3, Hockey 1,2,3,4g Box- ing Champ 2: Track -1. AMBITION: To be a success in life. WAYNE GARDNER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Was that due today? FAVORITE SPORT: Track. 2 FAVORITE SUBJECT. English. PET PEEVE: Recalcitrant parents. HOBBIES: Stephanie, reading, guitar. REMEMBERS: April 3, 1964. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3.4: Math League 2,3511 Track 2,3,4g Interact Club 2,3915 Lat- in Club: Science Club 3. AMBITION: To think and act as an individual. WILLIAM A. GAUVIN Bi!! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: i'Sof' FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. V FAVORITE SUBJECT: spanish 3. I PET PEEVE: Being broke. HOBBIES: Bowling, hunting, sleeping, weight lifting. REMEMBERS: Track caravans, my Hrst transmission. ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4. AMBITIONS: To become a success and to make a lot of money. ANN E. GILEWSKI Ann FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, my goshlw FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: People who tap their pens and fingers on their desks. HOBBIES: Skating, listening to records, eating, watching television. REMEMBERS: The fun I had with Donna, Rainy, and Bobbie, Miss Marland's Business English class. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club l,2g Chorus 1,23 Dance Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. AMBITIONS: To teach Business Education and to travel around the world. .Xt LINDA R. GILLIS Gillie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '5You know its all rightf, FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Eric. HOBBIES: Horses, boys. REMEMBERS: Clerical Class. ACTIVITY: Chorus 1,2,3. AMBITION: To live up to the reputation of W.H.S. MICHAEL GIONFRIDDO M ike FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'iYou better believe itf' J FAVORITE SPORT: Football. I FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVE: Nosey people. HOBBY: Golf. REMEMBERS: Homework. WILLIAM GORDON Bi!! FAVORITE SPORT: Diving. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Flunking. PET PEEVE: School. AMBITION: To graduate. ni FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi, Love. FAVORITE SPORT: Skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. DIANE M. GRASSO Dr De FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's not nicef, FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Business. PET PEEVE: Gym HOBBY: Dancing. REMEMBERS: Parties, lunches. AMBITION: To go to business school and to do IBM work. KEITH GUNNING Gurzk PET PEEVES: Student teachers, underclassmen. HOBBIES: YVeight lifting, scuba diving, girls, and cars. REMEMBERS: Saving K.S.M. from being hit by a car, 5 day vacations, and the 60 Club. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 23.43 Prom Committee 3: Treasurer 1,23 Baseball 2,-lg and Senior Class Play. AMBITION: To become a top cat in a big alley. I -ll 635 EILEEN M. HADLEY E! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'fOh, really? FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Bookkeeping. PET PEEVES: Getting up early every morning, homework, The Girls. HOBBIES: Sewing, cooking, and f'Paul. REMEMBERS: Lunches, going to football games, Homeroom 203. AMBITION: To work for two years. NANCY HALL Nant FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Niath. PET PEEVES: YViping cold dishes and confusing projects. HOBBIES: Swimming. horseback rid ing, basketball, Dave. RENIEMBERS: The M.Y.F. play and B.W.'S party afterwards, Miss McManus' D sheet, and Mr. Kelley passing me in Algebra II. ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2,3: Field Hockey l,2,-1: Basketball l,2,-lg Intramural Basketball 1,25 Senior r Class Play. AINIBITION: To be happy throughout life. LILLIAN HALPIN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Barbed wire cannot hold the spirit of man. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. PET PEEVE: P.C., and being on the outside looking in. HOBBIES: Writing poems and annoying Mr. Sullivan. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,35 Field Hockey l,2,3g Alpha Staff 3. AMBITION: To join the Peace Corps and to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. JOHN W. HAMILTON jack FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I dunno. FAVORITE SPORT: Track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: Gym. HOBBIES: Spearfishing, surfing, archery. REMEMBERS: Miss Schrock's 303, 202 Mile Club. ACTIVITY: Track. AMBITION: To become an oceanographer. WAYNE HAMILTON FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey! That's it!', X 3 FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Economics. M, I PET PEEVE: Miss McManus. HOBBIES: Girls, drums, and dancing the Monkey. REMEMBERS: Topsfield. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3,4. AMBITION: To have my own business. THOMAS HAND Tombo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shoot! FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVE: French. HOBBIES: Modeling, music, skating. REMEMBERS: Band, hockey team, Variety Show. ACTIVITIES: School Band 1,2,3,4g Hockey l,2,3,4: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3 Junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play. AMBITION: To become a music teacher. ' MTV X JANET STEPHANIE HARRISON ' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 6'This place has no class.', f Q FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Algebra II. PET PEEVES: Cups without saucers, housing developments, not being formally addressed, and every- thing in general. HOBBIES: Being an individualist and laughing at people with Starr and Jane. REMEMBERS: Being called Jane, the effects of our coterie on W.H.S., 6'007, the scarcity of culture, and all the little people I've known. ACTIVITIES: Alpha Staff 1,2,3g Art Staff 4: Dance Committee 2,3g Junior Prom Committee, Vice- President 2, Majorettes 1,2,3. AMBITION: To remain infallible. It FAVORITE EXPRESSION: L'What a lulu!,' FAVORITE SPORTS: Swimming, skating, football, baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Spanish. PET PEEVES: People who love to brag about themselves and people who are late. J -7 HOBBIES: Reading, sewing, writing, dancing, music, fashion designing. REMEMBERS: Last year of high school, Mr. Sullivan's chem. class, the cost of going to the various activities during school, ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1.2, Dance Committee 2, Alpha Staff 3, Pep Club 2. AMBITIONS: To become Z1 nurse and to go to Rome. MARGARET HARDING Gabe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '6Della, slow down! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Luke-warm water bubblers. HOBBY: Music. REMEMBERS: Junior Variety Show, fantastic lunches in the cafe. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2g Junior Variety Show: Math League 2,3,4g Basketball 4, Yearbook Editor: Senior Play Committee. AMBITION: To help people in the only way I know . . . through music. 'wr - ,tc,,,,,, l ff., '25-' jan-jan KENNETH HEIM Ken FAVORITE EXPRESSION: He's all business!', FAVORITE SPORT: Track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art. PET PEEVE: The opposite sex. HOBBIES: Auto racing and building, fishing, swimming, tennis, hiking, waterskiing. REMEMBERS: My ambidexterous talents, the No Parking signs outside the front of the school. ACTIVITIES: Track, tennis. , fs.-W NANCY HENDERSON Nance . 22? V l 4 1 WILLIAM HENNESSY Bi!! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good graveylw A FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball, bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVE: Combs with no teeth. HOBBY: Animals. REMEMBERS: Junior Prom. ACTIVITIES: Alpha Staff: Prom Committee 3. AMBITION: To Hy to California in my plane. DOROTHY R. HERSOM Dottie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, come onll' FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. PET PEEVE: Johnny's stubborness. HOBBIES: W.H.S. Football games, skiing, and Johnny. REMEMBERS: Being a football cheerleader, Junior Variety Show, P.J. Parties. September 24, 1964 Meeting the girls at lunch, and Mr. Dayls English Class. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleader 1: Football Cheerleader 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Prom Committee 7 3: Softball 4: Prom Queen Attendant 3: Business Club, Vice President 4: Senior Play Committee: Student Council 4. AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I do and to own a F-85- wifi ' 3 4 I JANE ANITA HIBBARD Q jainey l FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Of course I'm right! FAVORITE SPORT: Bruins' Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Art, Calculus. PET PEEVE: All living animals. HOBBIES: Running over horses, being an individualist, borrowing pencils and laughing at contuma- cious people with Janet and Starr. W REMEMBERS: When Wilmington was a udryll town, being called Janet, four undefeated years of I successfully cutting in the lunch line, and the effect of our Coterie on W.H.S. 5 ACTIVITIES: Alpha Staff 1,2,3, Art Staff 4: Dance Committee 2,3: Spanish Club 3: Junior Prom I Committee.: Class Pin Committee 4: Softball 4. I . l LOUISE HOLBROOK X Weeze I, if FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh yeah. ll FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. f FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. . PET PEEVE: Gym. N HOBBIES: Waterskiing, and Swimming. 2 REMEMBERS: Senior Class Play. If ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff: Senior Class Play: Chorus 1,2 AMBITION: To become an airline stewardess. l 1 4 i .1 . , ,f 39 1 I ? W5 T,..,.. , , 1-1 4, - 1,4 5 ,- ' 'ffiq Q-L. -if DONALD HUDSON Rork FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Skip it! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Studies. PET PEEVE: Homework. HOBBIES: Coins, golf. and loafing. REINIELIBERS: Trying to cut in lunch line with Sunshine watching. football practices after we lost. ACTIVITIES: Football 3.-l. AMBITION: To see the last day of school behind me. RICHARD HULSE Dick FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I could care lessll' FAVORITE SPORT: Cross-Country. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Math and girls. PET PEEVE: XVork. HOBBIES: Hampton Beach. track. REMEMBERS: Irish jokes. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,4g Cross-Country 2,3,4. AMBITION: To be an electronics engineer, WK, , 41? LUCILLE HUSTON Lugz' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You don't say! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Being banged in the ribs while walking through the corridors. HOBBIES: Sports, driving, horseback riding, reading, REBIEMBERS: The candy machine the girls' Varsity b21SkCtb2l1 iC21f1'1 fOUf1Cl- ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee: Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4: Chorus I,2g Senior Play Committee. ANIBITION: To be sincerely happy in everything I do. I FRANK INGRAIVI Frankie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: See ya later! Y FAVORITE SPORT: Judo. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Sciences and math. PET PEEVES: Mr. Kelleyis jokes, homework. and. IVhy are you late, Mr. Ingramfy' HOBBIES: Cars. coins. models. eating. RENIENIBERS: Walking Kathy to classes. trigonometry. cutting in the lunch line, 2:15 bell, baseball practice. ACTIVITIES: Track lg Science Fair: Baseball 2.3.41 Math League 3.4. AXIBITION: To bc a successful Research Physicist. JANIS E. IOVANNA FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'IIs that right? FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVES: Monday mornings, people who repeat themselves. HOBBIES: Swimming, skating, bowling, A.H. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleading 3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Chorus 1,25 Intramural Basketball5 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Junior Variety Show, pajama parties, Louie Louie. gf AMBITION: To be an R.N. and to always be happy. PATRICIA JAQUITH Prmty FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4'Oh, no! FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. PET PEEVE: Trying to keep quiet in the Guidance Office. HOBBIES: Skiing, walking on crutches, mountain climbing, eating hot fudge sundaes. ACTIVITIES: Football Cheerleading 3,45 Basketball Cheerleading 2, Latin Club 2, Alpha Staff 4, Softball 2,35 Junior Variety Show, Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Committee 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, Science Fair 1,2. REMEMBERS: Field trips, Swan boat rides, kayacing at Brant Rock, driving lessons, traflic islands, cops and robbers at Topsfield, the F.P.P., Junior Prom Queen, Thanksgiving Queen, the Bruins games. AMBITION: To marry a millionaire and torwin my bet with B.M. mf. ' FRANK R. JOHNSON Ingemar FAVORITE EXPRESSION: No kiddin? FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. Q' PET PEEVE: Slow walkers in the corridors. HOBBIES: Reading, collecting records, playing billiards. ACTIVITIES: Alpha Photographer 1,2,3, Editorial Staff 1. AMBITION: To go into the U.S. Foreign Service. MICHAEL A. KASABUSKI Booskzi FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, where you going?'l . . FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems. PET PEEVES: Football and Coaches. HOBBIES: Girls, skiing. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,45 Hockey 2,35 Baseball 3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee. REMEMBERS: Middleton and the Swimming Hole, cops and robbers at Topsfield. AMBITION: To be successful. A XYILLIAM R. KASABUSKI Undf Qzdfs FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hatch me crease him. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVES: Private water bubblers. no smoking in school. no gum chewing. kids that don't like to have a riot. cars that need fixing. HOBBIES: Cars, sports. ACTIXTTIES: Baseball 2.4: Dance Committee 2.3.4: Junior Prom Committee. Student Government Representative. RERIENIBERS: 'iBill, leave the cellar door openedfi discipline sheets, detention. decorating for dances. wild times with college boys. AINIBITION: To become Governor and to be head of the A.B.C. NIARIE KEARNEY .lfarzk FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I wish I hadn't heard all that. FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Home Economics. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. HOBBY: Driving Dennis' car. ACTIVITY: Junior Prom Committee. REIXIEBIBERS: Running to get in line for lunch. AIXIBITION: To become a good housewife. PAMELA KELLEY Pam FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi va Charlie. FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Biologv. PET PEEVES: Homework on weekends. not being able to express mvself. people who think thev're better than others. HOBBIES: Painting. horseback riding. collecting everything from art to old newspapers. watching people and their reactions. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3.4: Science Club 3.4: Pep Club 2.3: Alpha Staff 4. Junior Variety Show. Dance Committee 2.3. REINIEIVIBERS: The football games. especiallv Chelmsford: the Variety show. the week in Maine. party at Hampton. AMBITIONS: To become a good and dedicated doctor. to travel to other countries. and. most impor- tant. to lead a fulfilling and happv life. DONALD LEE KELLOXVAY Don FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting with fwfr. D. PET PEEVE: Teachers that call you by your last name. HOBBIES: Going to the movies. going to the Drive-in. and going with Sue. ACTIVITIES: Football 2.3.41 Track 3.4. RENIEKIBERS: Football games. AXIBITIONS: To go to college and be a success. RHONDA D. KENNEDY Rhon FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You must be kidding!', FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Typing. PET PEEVES: Scrambling underclassmen, crowded lunch rooms, and restrictions on my spare time. HOBBIES: A certain graduate, horseback riding, bowling, go-karting, movies. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee: Yearbook Staff. REMEMBERS: Mr. SuIlivan's chemistry class, lunches at the cafeteria. AMBITIONS: To become a secretary, and live a happy, rewarding life. W. BRUCE KIRBY Brute FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Beats me! FAVORITE SPORT: Track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Science. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelley's tests. HOBBIES: Sleeping, skin diving. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g French Club 4, Chorus lg Dance Committee 2.3.41 Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Football practices. AMBITION: To graduate. FREDERICK M, LAFFIN Fred FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HI tell ya. FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning to go to school. HOBBIES: Cars, swimming, sports, coin collecting and H.A. 4 ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3, Track 1,4, Hockey 1,35 Band 1,2,3g Dance Committees 2,3,4g Junior Vari- 2 my ety Show. REMEMBERS: Guidance with V.J.G., running to lunch from 232, football, and not much more. AMBITION: To graduate, and get rich quick. JOANNE V. LALLY Jo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'CYou drive me up a wall!,' FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Homework, teachers. and sophisticated snobs. HOBBIES: Horseback riding. field hockey. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Basketball 2. REMEMBERS: Lunches, crowded buses and corridors, gym, interviews, and 215. AMBITIONS: To make myself happy by making someone else happy, and to be a success in ,ff whatever I.d0. I ' '21 im' J, 43 5 w GREGORY D. LANE Abby FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Want to give me a ride, Steve?U FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Business Law. PET PEEVE: Girls with long skirts. HOBBIES: Pudding hunting, goofing off. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4g Track 1, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Hampton, skipping, Middleton and Marshfield. AMBITION: To be a business executive. EDWARD T. LATTA Timmy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, you're kinda nice . . FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: U.S. History. PET PEEVES: Floor shifts, and conceited girls. HOBBIES: Skiing, swimming, golfing. ACTIVITIES: Cross-country I,2g Track l,3,4-g Basketball l,2,3,4g Dance Committees 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show. REINIEMBERS: Kayaks, Hampton Beach on Labor Day, and four years of fun. ANIBITION: To complete college and lead a successful life. JANET LE BLANC FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art. PET PEEVE: Those who criticize others because they have different methods and ideas HOBBIES: Painting, collecting driftwood, Greek Art. ACTIVITIES: French club: Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Freezing classrooms. AMBITION: To go to art school and become a good artist. JANICE ANN LEE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Son of a gun - oh well! FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shorthand. PET PEEVES: People who get excited over nothing, people without patience, staying in. HOBBIES: Sewing, records, bowling. ACTIVITIES. Basketball 1, Field Hockey 12, Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Miss McManus' criticisms, Miss Marland's classes, M.T., M.B., and A.R.g thinking of excuses to get out of gym, and cutting up A.R.'s and J.R.'s girl friends at lunch. ANIBITION: To be a success in whatever I attempt. 44 'Z' WALTER G. LEE Butch FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Teachers. HOBBY: Drums. REMEMBERS: Mr. Murphy's voice. AMBITION: To graduate. PATRICK L. LIPPIELLO Pat FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know! FAVORITE SPORTS: Football, skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Girls, lunch. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelleyis math tests. HOBBIES: Cars, model planes, Diane. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, track 1,2,4. REMEMBERS: The time Mr. Kelley got his math term marks in on time AMBITION: To be an architect. JOHN B. LOCKAMON Johnny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Do it! FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball, submarine races. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math and lunch. PET PEEVE: Getting up early to go to school, detention. HOBBIES: Driving my fCorvairj Spyder, going out on Friday nights, swimming, skating, drags. REMEMBERS: Skipping school with Mike L., Junior Prom, W.H.S. fill- MICHAEL LONGO Mz'ke FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Give me a ride to work! FAVORITE SPORTS: Submarine races, baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch, print, Graphic Arts. PET PEEVES: School, detention. HOBBIES: Fran, cars, drive-ins. REMEMBERS: Walking in the sand, the C's, skipping school with John L. 45 ELIZABETH LYNCH Lizzie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'SI doubt it!', FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Home Economics. HCI. ,K-A is I FRANCINE LYNCH Fran FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I doubt it! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Home Economics, Donny. PET PEEVE: People who exaggerate to get attention: a certain boy's night out: summer weekends. HOBBIES: Donny, watching for a 'L57 red Ford to come down the street. ACTIVITIES: Student Council lg Ring Committee: Prom Committee 3: Basketball Cheerleader 3: Pep Club: Dance Committee 2.3,-1. REMEMBERS: All the good times the girls had out of school, watching everyone run to lunch, a cer- tain first-year Shorthand teacher who should read How to Get Along XVith Peoplef' AINIBITION: To own my own red '57 Ford. to have a happy life. JOAN H. LYONS Joanie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: G-r-r-eat! 5 FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Home Economics, Problems. PET PEEVE: Noisy seventh and eighth graders. HOBBIES: Clothing, decorating. classes. AMBITION: To become a professional something or other. DAVID R. MacLEAN Rich FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What! FAVORITE SPORT: Y'Veight lifting. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelley. HOBBY: Guitar. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Track 1. REMEMBERS: The long lunch lines. AMBITION: To become a professional guitarist. 46 PET PEEVE: Seniors who ride bikes, girls who ask boys out, meaning j.C., and girls who put on an HOBBIES: Tom, going up Friendly's, parties, riding around with Mary and Fran. REMEMBERS: My little red scooter, chasing a certain senior boy, Tewksbury of 1963. Sf -I ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball 1: Pep Club 25 Tennis 3,4: Alpha Art Staff 4. REMEIVIBERS: The hectic ride home on the bus, the wildH football games, Mr. Curley s problem -4: 'MN S1127 AQYW :1 H FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: Hey - that's it! I doubt it. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Eoglish. PET PEEVES: Boys who don't wear socks, a certain freshman's corny jokes. HOBBIES: Going out in Chevy convertibles, going up to Mike's, riding on a red motor scooter. ACTIVITIES: Basketball cheerleading 2, Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4. CLAIRE CHRISTINE MacMULLIN C Zaire FAVORITE EXPRESSION: g'HYUP!! FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Running to lunch. HOBBIES: Softball, bowling, and skating. REMEMBERS: Running to lunch to get the leftovers. LAWRENCE E. MAHONEY Moe FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: Teachers stopping me for running to lunch. HOBBIES: Playing cards, playing pool. ACTIVITIES: Senior class play. REMEMBERS: Stephen Phillips in Miss Farello's Science Class. AMBITION: To become an IBM technician. MARY M. MAHONEY Red REMEMBERS: Certain P.J. parties, Tewksbury of '63', running around with Lizzy and Fran, our class song, Louie Louie. AMBITION: To be a beautician. PAUL MALATESTA FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Biology. PET PEEVE: The smog in the back of the bus. HOBBIES: Accordian, skiing. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,45 J.V. Basketball: Interact Club 2,351- REMEMBERS: Madame Baran's promenades to the Grande Salle. AMBITION: To study Veterinary Medicine. 'IB ,,,,..N7v-.t.,,M..,.m......, ,,,., Y. . ,rv Eff!! 2 ' ws B2 Wav - . -1 git!! W .. ws' l if Q.. A 8 THOTNIAS GEORGE MANUEL Tommy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball, FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVES: Mr. Kelley's math tests and waiting for lunch. HOBBIES: Basketball. coin collecting, homework. ACTIVITIES: Track lg Basketball 3.4: Soccer 4. RERIEBIBERS: Being late for French class and those Chemistry experiments that were always suc cessful. AMBITION: To score 30 points in a single basketball game. DOROTHEA M. IVIARCHANT Dottzk, DZ'7771f7f:'S, or Sugar FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Me gut one! FAVORITE SPORTS: Football. baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: English. Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: People who insist on calling me Dot. HOBBIES: Harry. helping I.. M. with his car. riding Tone ACTIVITIES: .lzlbfm Staff l.2: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2.3.-1: Senior Play: Pep Club 2: Pin Committee -l. RERIEMBERS: Everything about my junior class. all the good times P. P. and I had in first year bookkeeping. the fun I had with the fellas the many wonderful friends I'ye met and will neyer for- get. cutting up people at lunch with P. P. AKIBITION: To be a good interior decorator. VVALTER INIARKS Groufha FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get on the stick! FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. baggy pants. HOBBY: Playing pool. ACTIVITY: Baseball. REIXIEIXIBERS: The office. moving from Burlington to IN'ilmington. ARIBITIONS: To be a success and to own a desert island. OXYEN BIARR FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '!I doubt it! FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball, football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: Loud rock in roll bands. HOBBIES: Fishing. music. boating. ACTIVITIES: Track l: cross-country 2: Band 1.2.3.-1: Junior Variety Show. REBIEMBERS: The band. those two years of wicked Latin. AKIBITION: To become successful in whatever I do. Q +1-in xg FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'LReally? You're kidding! FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Teens that smoke. HOBBIES: Skating, swimming, coin collecting. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2, Junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play Committee: National Honor So- 1 JAMES NIcCARTHY Fmtiz' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know. FAVORITE SPORT: Fishing. ' FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shop and printing. PET PEEVE: School. HOBBIES: Collecting records. RENIEMBERS: Everyone. KATHLEEN IXIARCRET MCCORINIICK Kathy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shut your mouth! FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: People who think they're perfect, Monday mornings. Sunnyhurst. HOBBIES: Dancing, playing the organ, dating, football games, horseback riding. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 23.4. REMEMBERS: All the fun I had with Frani, Alice and all the kids during the summer. Sunnyhurst 'iLouie Louiefl P.J. parties. AMBITION: To own my own red convertible and to become successful in whatever I do. SALLY B. MCDONOUGH Sa ciety 4. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's frigid classroom. AMBITION: To graduate from college and become an English teacher. ,t S ia 3 SUSAN MCKENNA Sue FAVORITE EXPRESSION: VVoopie ding! FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Machines. PET PEEVE: VV.H.S. HOBBIES: Records, boys. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. REMEMBERS: Smoking in the girls room and not getting caught. AMBITION: To get married and have kids. 49 BARBARA MCLAIN FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: You,re crazy! Is that right?,' FAVORITE SPORT: Football FAVORITE SUBJECT: Chemistry PET PEEVES: Two-faced people and teachers calling me Beverley instead of Barbara. HOBBIES: Sewing, art, competitive twirling, teaching twirling. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,2,3, Drum Majorette 4: Latin Club 25 National Honor Society 3, Trea surer 4, Finance Committee 3,45 Junior Variety Show, Basketball Cheerleader 3, Co-captain 4, Year book staff: French Club: Senior Dance Committee, Senior Pin Committee. REMEMBERS: Leading the wonderful High School Band through all those half-time shows, Grove on. AMBITION: To become an R.N. with a B.S. MARY ANN MCLAUGHLIN Annie FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: HI doubt it. Wing ding. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Machines. PET PEEVE: Cliques of Wilmington High. ACTIVITY: Pep Club. REMEMBERS: Smoking in the girls, room and not getting caught and going out with Ben. M . jx ,' lf ' 7, f tl . Q, ' X' f .L , Q .t y, , , f V 4. V ,f J I ALLAN MCPHEE FAVORITE SPORT: Golf. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: Gym, class meetings during studies. HOBBY: Golf. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,35 Math league 3,45 Soccer 4. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's boring classes. AMBITION: To become a lawyer. ETIENNE MELLONI Steve FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Etant donne! FAVORITE SPORT: Track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Mr. Kelley's jokes. HOBBY: Music. ACTIVITY: French Club 4. AMBITION: To become a politician. IQ- EQ ALBERT MERRILL FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'CI don,t knowll' FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Metal. PET PEEVES: Not enough time to get to classes and crowded lunches. 'Ubi 'swam' HOBBIES: Hunting, cars. I AMBITIONS: To be successful in whatever I attempt and to become rich. RONALD A. METCALFE Ron FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '4Same difference. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES: People who show off and people who leave the e off my last name. HOBBY: My car. I ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 1,23 Prom Committee 3: Track 2. REMEMBERS: The nights out with the boys. JOSEPH MICALIZZI Joe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: c'How about that! FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey and baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shop. PET PEEVES: Dirty cars and people who drive them. HOBBIES: Bowling, woodworking. ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play: Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: Mr. Hambelton, Mr. Hansen, and the gangs down at the shop. AMBITION: To try to succeed in life. RICHARD MILES Wage , FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, what the hey! FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Mr. Hambeltonls woodworking class. PET PEEVE: Little girls that are big aggravators. HOBBIES: Cars, boating, sports, girls. ACTIVITY: Baseball 1. REMEMBERS: Mr. Saba throwing a bucket of water over Mr. Dicey. AMBITION: To be a success and be happy in everything I do. GLEN MILLEY Glen Babes FAVORITE SPORT: Skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting. PET PEEVES: Mr. Kelley's five day tests in 55 minutes and 5 seconds, and Mr. Dicey's always cheat- ing me out of points. HOBBY: The Discordsf' ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4, Dance Band: Track 1,2,3, Junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play. REMEMBERS: Mr. Coveyls art class. AMBITION: To be an Engineer. MARIE MADALYN MIRISOLA Dee De FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You drive me up a walllv FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Length of skirts. HOBBY: Collecting new shoes. 4 n ? REMEMBERS: Oflice machines, Bookkeeping I,II. AMBITION: To work in an Ofhce. X x ll? LINDA M. MITRANO Lin FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4'Oh brotherll' FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Type and boys. PET PEEVES: School, people calling me stuck-up and kid. HOBBIES: Listening to the radio - WMEX, talking on the telephone, gossiping, boys. ACTIVITIES: Softball. REMEMBERS: The time I dropped a milk bottle on the Hoor and everyone started clapping, the time we almost walked into the boys' locker room after an outside gym class. AMBITION: To be a secretary. GERTRUDE CLAIRE MONTUORI Trung: FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HIS that right? FAVORITE SPORT: Skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVES: Two-faced people, braggarts. HOBBY: Painting. 1 .AICLTIVITIESZ Chorus: Alpha Staff 2: Student Council 2,3, secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, French W Club Treasurer 4: Dance Committee 2,3,4. RENIEMBILRS: JC., my Car, Junior Prom, V.J.G. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I attempt to do. v 52 DAVID MOORE L.A. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I came, I saw, I muffed it! FAVORITE SPORTS: Loafing and other strenuous activities. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Mr. McLean's German classes. PET PEEVE: Filling out forms. HOBBY: Watching other people work harder than I do. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Interact Club 3,4. REMEMBERS: Very little. AMBITIONS: To be Professional vagrant, to be an insurance risk. LINDA H. MORASH Lin FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How about that?,' FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVE: Ego-Centrics. HOBBIES: Reading, writing, and Rick. ACTIVITIES: Alpha 1,2,3. REMEMBERS: French 2,3,4. A AMBITION: To serve Jehovah God all my life. -as 'W--.ata his 72 VIRGINIA MOREN Ginfyf FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Type. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. HOBBIES: Dancing, records, albums. AMBITION: To become a children's nurse. FRANCIS MULLEN Fran FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right? FAVORITE SPORTS: Football and baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shop Cwoodworkingj. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. HOBBY: Baseball. 1 AMBITION: To be a success 53 sganv .na-daily? N . BRUCE N. MUTCHLER FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'LHaSta lumbagof' FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Miss Murphy's U.S. History class. PET PEEVE: Swan boats. HOBBIES: J.V. Basketball. ACTIVITIES: Basketball l,2.4g Hockey 3: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2,3,4: Junior Vari ety Show: Senior Class Play: Yearbook Staff. REMEMBERS: Junior week and the sign, Miss Schinnik's Aeronautical Development class, Cops and Robbers at Topsfield, Bruins' games, The Rex, Charlotte's laugh and ugly faces. AMBITION: To win my big bet with P.J. on July 4, 1974 in N.Y.C. LARZ NEILSON A Fred FAVORITE EXPRESSION: XVant to buy a scooter?', FAVORITE SUBJECT: Bookkeeping. HOBBIES: Wheelchair racing. REMEMBERS: Only getting caught smoking once. AMBITION: To become a journalist or accountant. JAMES NEVVHOUSE Jimmy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HI-Ii, Beautiful. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Gym. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3, Captain 4: Baseball 1,2,3.-1. REMEMBERS: Everything. GAYLE NICHOLS Granny FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'LCool it! FAVORITE SPORT: Tennis. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shorthand. PET PEEVES: Tests and touchy people. HOBBIES: Playing piano and dancing. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Rose Festival Show. REMEMBERS: Fighting with Diana Pellerin. AMBITION: To be a success in the world of business. X A X 'fd' 1 l 54 MARIA NIGRELLI flffirkejy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't got no coin. FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Art. PET PEEVES: Being a referee between Dotty and Bev, waiting on teenage boys at Friendly's. HOBBIES: Painting, writing letters, and taking pictures. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dance Committee, Chorus. REMEMBERS: Three ofthe three in the Junior Art Class QBev, Dotty, Mickeyj, the Majestics.,' AMBITION: To marry and have 15 kids after finishing hair-dressing school. cz J FRANK P. NICRO Frankie Cto R. B. Batesj FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'fOh, No!!,, FAVORITE SPORT: Water skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Drafting and Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: The Beatles. HOBBIES: Boats, guitar, girls. ACTIVITIES: S.F.A., Dance Committee 2,3,4, Junior Variety show: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play. ' REMEMBERS: Mr. Curley,s problems class. AMBITION: To go through 4 years in the Air Force and to join the State Police. ROBERT NOLAN Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get Lost.', FAVORITE SPORTS: Football, baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVE: Teachers that always yell. HOBBIES: Skating, swimming. ACTIVITY: Football Manager 3,4. AMBITION: To be successful. PHILIP O,BRIEN .Q Phi! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't bother me now. FAVORITE SPORTS: Hockey, baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. HOBBIES: Skiing, sleeping, eating. ACTIVITIES: Band 123,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,35 Prom Committee 3,4: Junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play. REMEMBERS: Lunch, Mr. Kelley's math tests, Band trip to Groveton, N.I-I.: dances. AMBITIONS: To graduate from college and be successful in what I attempt. STEVEN G. O'BRIEN Steve A FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I have a policy of noninvolvementf' FAVORITE SPORTS: Golf, boating. FAVORITE: SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: The Beatles. HOBBY: Collecting historical books. AIVIBITION: To be a Social Studies Teacher. GERALDINE M. O'REILLY Gm' FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: This is dumb! Really? FAVORITE SPORTS: Football. hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVES: Rats. doing homework when it isn't collected, and bucket seats. HOBBIES: Swimming. skiing, eating. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,3,-Ig Basketball Cheerleading 3: Football Cheerleading -Ig Junior Variety Show: Yearbook Staff. RERIERIBERS: Junior week: French conversations in the auditorium, Charlotte's laugh: and all the fun with P.P. I., AXIBITION: To own a navy blue GTO. IX I 1' K X E, is X ' ' a?Y!'fl'-vw'-fx, . ' .' si- wid' ' ' , -My-.5 ,-Q5v,S-f-5i:vI . - 1 -' J iggl., 5,33 3, F 5 -T' A IVIAUREEN O'REILLY .Woe FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya knowf, FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Pete. PET PEEVE: The boys' night out. HOBBIES: Dancing, Skating. shopping. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 2.3,-I: Prom committee: Band 1,21 basketball 1: Science Fair lg Yearbook Staff. REINIENIBERS: Being attendant at the wrong Junior Prom, passing notes, those Sunday afternoon rides. ANIBITION: To finish college, marry, and live a wonderful life. JIJDITH ANN ORLOXVSKI .Judi PAVORII I, EXPRESSION: DeIinitelyl I.XVORl'I'I. SPORT: Baskfethall. FXVI Jlilil IQ SI,,'BJEfi'li3 Biology. l'l.'I l'I',I'.X If P f-ri plc- xvlm tlorff tfirnplete jokes they start telling. .XCYI I'w.'I'I Ilpw h 'tlI'l2 fifi k Staff: Illflflf' cf-mrnittee 2.3.43 Jr. Prom committee: Basketball 1: Musical 2: Iirf-nf h flliilig liiitiiw-fiiriiriiitlf-1-1. Iilifxll-QN1IiI'.RS, 'Ihf' iv' wars 1.-.' ith Mr. Kelley. and keeping the bench warm during basketball ,Xfxllilil IONY If, bf- ti ii f s .il ,ill I aiu-rnpt, and to own 21 Ferrari FAVORITE EXPRESSION: g'Where you going?H FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Guidance with V.J.G. and English with good old Mr. Day. PET PEEVES: Having to rush to the Rexicana5 J.R.5 losing Peter. 'Y HOBBIES: Wine, women, and song. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Junior Prom Committee, Dance Committee5 Senior Play 'WW Book Committee5 Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Junior Week, Junior Variety Show, Junior Sign, Rexicana, V.J.G., Moses, Middleton PP's, Dracut Basketball Game in 64,,, Ride to V.J.G's on truck, Bruce and all my buddies, all the fun at Wilmington and Marshfield. AMBITIONS: To coach a team in f DAVID STEVEN ORNDORFF Stoney Robbie fd the Tech. and to become a married teacher. RICHARD PAGE Chooch FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Lunch. PET PEEVE: Seniors who talk at class meetings. HOBBIES: Swimming, movies. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,25 Hockey 3,45 Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Prom Committee 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Class President 3,45 Junior Variety Show. REMEMBERS: Laurie, trip to Washington, Junior Week, Junior Prom, class meetings, everyone in the Senior Class. AMBITION: To graduate from college and to make 320,000 a year. KENNETH PAGLIA Kemp: FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How should I know! FAVORITE SPORTS: Basketball, baseball, hockey, water skiing. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: English and Graphic Arts. PET PEEVE: People who Uknow it all. HOBBIES: Fishing, hunting, water skiing, skin diving. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country l,2,3. REMEMBERS: The fun we had in Graphic Arts class. AMBITION: To get out of school - go in the Navy. DIANA L. PELLERIN Dianne FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Smarten-up! FAVORITE SPORTS: Water skiing, swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Stenography. PET PEEVES: Touchy people, people who think of nobody but themselves. HOBBY: Collecting stuffed animals. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,25 Senior Play, Business Club - Secretary: National Honor Society 4. REMEMBERS: Mrs. Webber's lectures, Miss McManus, Mr. Shiere. AMBITION: To become a medical secretary. 57 RICHARD PERREAULT Dickie KW FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 6'For crying out loudf' ' FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Graphic Arts. Fl PET PEEVE: Doing a lot of crazy things and not getting caught. HOBBIES: Working on cars, girls, eating, skipping school. homeroom. AMBITION: To become a success in whatever I do for work. ALICE LORRAINE PERRY Tiddles FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: 'Tm hungry! Smarten uplw FAVORITE SPORTS: Hockey, football, baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: French. PET PEEVES: Homework, Monday mornings, talking on the phone. HOBBIES: Sports, eating, movies. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleader: Football Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4: Dance Committee 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Junior Variety Show: Math League 3,4g Span- ish Club, Treasurer 3, Student Council 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Softball IA: Yearbook StaH': French Club. REMEMBERS: Cheering for an undefeated team, the hockey games, the pajama parties, Middleton, Louie, Louie, Chemistry with Daddy', Sullivan, all my big brothers, Junior and Senior Year. AMBITIONS: To graduate from College, visit Europe, settle down. Q ' -5, 1 g l BEVERLY PETERSON Troubles FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I doubt it! FAVORITE SPORTS: Swimming, ice skating. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: History, Economics, Lester. PET PEEVES: Stuck-up people and being stood up. HOBBIES: Dancing, boys. ACTIVITIES: Junior Variety Show: Dance Committee 3, Chorus. AMBITION: To become a model. STEPHEN PHILLIPS Slqf FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That was pretty funny! FAVORITE SPORTS: Football, boxing, track. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: Missing the school bus. REMEMBERS: Three of the three fDotty, Bev, and Mickeyj in the Art class. REMEMBERS: Singing Happy Birthdayn to Kenny in the cafe, doing Mr. Murphy's homework in i Al 4-...Q HOBBIES: Working with cars, dating underclassmen. ACTIVITIES: Football 4: Boxing l,2g Track 1. REMEMBERS: Dr, Farrellois Classes. AMBITION: To live an honest and fulfilling life. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey, Harry , FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Shop. PET PEEVES: Looking up at Freshmen, six cylinders. HOBBIES: Trying to figure out the engine of a car, girls, and goofin' off. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l,2g Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Committee. REMEMBERS: Getting caught smoking, and not being able to do a thing about it, Friday nights with the boys. AMBITIONS: To grow a few inches, to put a 283 Chevy in my mother's Valiant, and to be a success in everything I attempt. 43 cab' 4 'fI!P' WILLIAM M. PIERCE Bug, 'MW 453' PHILIP V. PINI Phi! FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Take it easyf' FAVORITE SPORT: Stock car racing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: After school. HOBBY: Building model cars. REMEMBERS: Always being stopped running to lunch. AMBITION: To have lots of money. - WILLIAM POWERS Bilbf FAVOYITE EXPRESSION: Seriously? FAVORITE SPORTS: Hockey, football. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: English, lunch. PET PEEVE: People who try to put on an act. HOBBIES: Cars, loahng, girls. REMEMBERS: Friday nights and the times down Rich's. AMBITIONS: To be a success in life and to become an accountant. PATRICIA A. PRATT Peanuts FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Pretty good! FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Problems of Democracy. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than everyone else. HOBBIES: Bobby, driving, dancing. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Dance Committees 2,3,4. REMEMBERS: Living five minutes from the school and being late every day, all the trouble I got into with C.R. and G.O,R., and cutting everyone down at lunch with D.M. AMBITIONS: To own a red Lincoln Continental convertible, and to drive around the world with my hobby. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committees 2.3,-I: Prom Committee 3: Student Council 3,-1: Math League 3,-1: DANIEL R. RHEAUME Charley-horse FAVORITE EXPRESSION: UHey ahh - brainf' FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Fay, Civics, Biology, English, Music. PET PEEVES: Wise underclassmen, people who make cracks about my cars and are walking. ...q,. HOBBIES: Fay, cars, driving. ' ACTIVITIES: Boxing 1: Cross-Country lg Musicale 2: Dance Committee 2,33 Junior Variety Show: Chorus 12.3,-1: Senior Play: Yearbook Staff REMEMBERS: Breaking Frankls leg, Hying pencils in music class, going up the ropes in gym - up- side down. AMBITION: To become a good physical therapist. CHARLOTTE EMMA RICH Cha-Cha FAVORITE EXPRESSION: If there's no other place around the place, then this must be the place. FAVORITE SPORT: Playing the Field. FAVORITE SUBJECT: lNIath. PET PEEVE: Paul. people who call me Emma Gas, people who eat in front of me without offering me some. HOBBIES: Driving Bouncing Bevf, making P.C. late for classes, laughing, making faces at Bruce. Band 1.2.3.-I: Junior Variety Show: Yearbook Staff. ANIBITIONS: To grow up, and to become a math teacher who can tell better jokes than Mr. Kelley. ORDELLA M. RICHARDS Della FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'lI'll never tell!! FAVORITE SPORT: Guys A what else is there? FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Economics and Chemistry. PET PEEVES: Visits to Mr. Gallucci, two-faced people, and a steady during my Junior year. HOBBIES: Living it up on week-ends, making my clothes, talking on the phone. 'K f ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2,3: Chorus l,2g Pep Club 2. ' RENIEIVIBERS: Mr. Sullivan's Chemistry class, room 115, certain guys and dates, trips in Bouncing u I Bev. the two ladies in white. W , X AMBITIONS: To become a successful dental hygienist, wife and mother. .wil ROBERT RICHARDS Butch ...Q I 'Q FAVORITE EXPRESSION: f'Take it slow, - FAVORITE SPORT: Horses. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Horses and Sharon. PET PEEVES: Coming in late, pig fords. ! HOBBIES: Horses, cars. REMEMBERS: Phil's Sweet Antwanetf' If AMBITION: To retire. Q-. I so I 2' 198 JUDY RILEY Peanuls FAVORITE EXPRESSION: UYou wanna die young? FAVORITE SUBJECT: Type. 'lf-. PET PEEVE: Boys who wear white sneakers. AMBITION: To marry a rich man. VVILLIAM R. RITCHIE Bilb' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: NGO-Gol' FAVORITE SPORTS: Football, baseball, basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: People who let other people down. HOBBIES: Football, basketball, baseball, writing to Joan. and counting cars in Room 114. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4, Hockey 2, Junior Variety Show, Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committee, Dance Committees 3.4. REIVIEMBERS: Middleton, Joan, the two undefeated football teams. the trip to Hashington. Junior week and the sign, going down Jack's every night, looking out the window in Room 114. the gang at lunch. AINIBITION: To be a success in life. ,aim 9 ,, ' ef ' ,vang L f j 1. STEPHEN ROBBINS x Rea' FAVORITE EXPRESSION: uW'atch itln 3 FAVORITE SPORT: Racing. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Good old woodworking shop. PET PEEVE: 'iAbe.,, HOBBY: Getting tickets. REMEMBERS: All my History classes QI failed themj. AMBITION: To catch my Pet Peeve and to have the loudest pipes in town. ANITA GRACE ROSA Rosie FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: 'flNIy mother won't let me . . Hey guys. FAVORITE SPORTS: Football, drags, collecting rings. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Surely you jest!! PET PEEVES: A certain redhead, riding the bus, being called dirty hair. and my little sister being taller than I. HOBBIES: Skating, bowling, working on cars Oi, and, spending money. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1,2g Pep Club 2, Chorus 1.'Z.3,4: Student Council 1,2, Vice-president 3: Dance Committees 2,3,-lg Ring Committee 3: Junior X'a,riety Show Publicity: Queens Attendant 3: Prom Committee 3,45 Jewelry Committee 4, Senior Play. REIVIEMBERS: The Junior Prom, August 23. 1964. MShrinking an inch instead of growing. the day I kept quiet, the guys from Chelmsford, Norfolk. Va., cutting up hour girl friends at lunch. and the times I wasn't embarrassed. AMBITIONS: Not be considered a lady mechanic the rest of my life and to be able to look down at Ruthie! 61 JEANNE ROSS Beary' FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: C-ads Oh. Ding! FAVORITE SUBJECT: Gossip. FAVORITE SPORT: Swimming, PET PEEVES: IV.. being called D. B.. skinny redheads. mdk HOBBIES: Skating. swimming, baseball. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play: Chorus 1.2: Jewelry Committee -l. MARY SI-IEEHAN ,Uarf FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You horror! FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Gym. PET PEEVE: Doing homework. HOBBY: Horsebackriding. ACTIVITY: Softball 1.2.3.-l. REINIERIBERS: All the good ti AINIBITION: To be a secretary. mes I had with P. P. and C. R. A f JEFFREY SHEERIN FAVORITE EXPRESSION: XVho me? FAVORITE SPORTS: Football and basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Biology PET PEEVES: Dumb blondes and fleas. HOBBIES: Sports. girls, and. skin diving. ACTIVITIES: Band 12.3.-lg Track 3: Play Cast. ,K REIXIEKIBERS: The many. many moments of fun and study in each and every class. 3.251 lv AIXIBITIONS: To go through college and to succeed at whatever I attempt. ff 'V ' QE nl: ' Q- 'Y f 'Q' . 4 if' 3' - A J r r STUART H. SILVERIXIAN Situ? Balm FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I beg your pardon. FAVORITE SPORTS: Basketball and baseball, ' FAVORITE SUBJECT: LYS. History. Hit Pieter f'iiaiii.imsm. It HOBBIES: ljlfiflfl. trumpet. reading. speaking contests. sports. and girls. .'xCl'I'IVl'llF.S Ciliffflll 1.13.41 Dance Committee 1.2.3.4: .Alpha Stafl' 2.3. Co-Editor: Latin Club 2: Nlusital J. Jiiiiifir Variety Shout: Prom Committees 3: Senior Play: Yearbook staff. RIQXIIQXIBERS All the inn with the Junior Variety Show. Mr. Sullivans political views. my name .XfN'lBI'llON' 'IM bf ine .1 lawyf r and find peace and contentment in a world torn by hatred and REIXIENIBERS: Cutting up our girl friends at lunch, detention room. A. R. and G. 'lr'-'ffl FAVORITE EXPRESSION: uStop it! That,s not nicef' FAVORITE SPORT: Checking up on Tony. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVES: Little kids who yell and push in the corridor, loud mouths. show-oH's. a certain person when he's absent. HOBBIES: Piano, singing, swimming, tennis, spectator sports, pets, travel, letter writing. reading. ACVIVITIES: Band 12,35 Science Fair l,2,4: Chorus l,2,3: Latin Club 1, Musicals l,2: Junior Prom Committee: Yearbook staff: Senior Class Play, Dance Committee 4. REIVIENIBERS: Our little corner down by the shops, Eurolania and Miss Kalil. AMBITIONS: To raise a good happy family, to see the world and to contribute something to society. ,..4ns-1 ,AQ 'V-11 lv-Q. K-.A-1' CHERYL SILVERS Cherie ION ROBERT SIMMONS Bob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: i'Yea!', FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Bookkeeping. PET PEEVE: Having to work. HOBBY: Making money. REMEMBERS: Past friendships. AMBITION: To become an accountant. BARBARA LOUISE SMITH Barbie FAVORITE EXPRESSION: g'Gee Gollylu FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Home Economics. ggi, PET PEEVE: Gym. HOBBIES: Sewing, cooking, VVayne. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 4. REMEMBERS: Home Economics 2 and 3, oHice machines. AMBITION: To become a successful homemaker. A MILTON SMITH Smzlg' FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: i'Good thinkingf' Cool as a Moose. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Junior English. PET PEEVE: Homework. HOBBY: Wlorking for DeM0lay. REMEMBERS: Junior Class Prom, Wfilmington-Dracut football game when we came from behind to win. AMBITION: To be an Aeronautical Engineer. 63 ROBERT SMITH Bob Smilgf FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'cCould'n do it. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning to go to school. HOBBIES: Fishing, sports, skiing. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Band l,2,3,4q National Honor Society 3,4g Interact Club 3,43 Junior Prom Committee: Junior Variety Show, French Club 4. REMEMBERS: Those band periods with Mr. C. and the band trip to Groveton, some of those wild football parties, The Oaks. AMBITION: To go to college and obtain the education needed to become a better person and a suc- cess in the world. JAMES soLAs J FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: English, Math. PET PEEVES: Too much homework and taking three years of Spanish. HOBBIES: Playing the trumpet, driving fast cars, traveling. ACTIVITY: Band 1,2,3,4. REMEMBERS: Good times in Freshman and Sophomore English classes, cold football games, passing three years of Spanish. AMBITION: To get four years of college education and then do a little traveling with a nice car. NANCY THERESE SOUZA Nance FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fm only kiddingf' FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVES: Football cheerleaders sauntering across the field at half time while the band is per- forming, two-faced people. 415 HOBBIES: Swimming, sailing. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,25 Science Fair 1, Intramural Basketball, Basketball Referee 1: Field Hockey 1, Pep Club 2,3, Finance Committee 4: Yearbook Staff, Majorettes l,2,3,4g Softball. REMEMBERS: Cheering for a great basketball team and marching for the best football team, Junior Week, Junior Prom, teaching gym classes, Band Concerts and our first band letter, Wilmington High School and the Class of H657 AMBITION: To become a physical education teacher and to be happy with my mate. JOHN N. STANLEY Stretch FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Z Z z z fAs in Phyzicsj mvonim sPoR'r1 czrfmcfiuntry Track. 'I' l AVORI'l'E SUBJECT: Anything Mr. Kelley teaches, N PET PEEVE: Bc-ing called Stanley. IIOBBIICS: Running, reading, hating girls, people. ACl'l'lVl'l'lES: Cross-r-ountry l,2,3,4, Track l,3,4g Science Club and fair 1,23 L'200,, mile club. ANIIGITION: To go lu Ilarvard fln a Bottlej, and to learn how to smile. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What time is it? FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Biology and English. PET PEEVES: A certain boy in my sophomore year, getting up in the morning, and split person- alities. HOBBIES: Singing, sewing, and basketball. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, Chorus 1,2,3g The Conspirators, Prom Committee 3, Senior class play, Dramatics Club 4. -Q al' 6' E I DOROTHY F. SUGGS D059 I EDWARD SUPRENANT Soup FAVORITE EXPRESSION: '4What did you do that for?', FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball, football, hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Linda. PET PEEVE: Cars with no white walls. HOBBIES: Linda and cars. REMEMBERS: The night of September 12, 1963. AMBITION: To make good at whatever I do. ALAN ROBERT TEMPLE ,- AZ ,O FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 4'Is that a joke? i FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math. PET PEEVE: Lousy drivers. HOBBIES: Bowling, swimming, spectator sports. REMEMBERS: Mr. Kelley's math class. AMBITION: To go to college. KATHLEEN TIMULTY Kalhy FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, boy!', FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Bookkeeping. PET PEEVES: Getting up in the morning and people who donlt keep dates on time HOBBIES: Talking on the telephone and boys. REMEMBERS: The school, the dances, and the great kids. AMBITION: To be a secretary. 65 ' L I if FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Lunch. guidance appointments. U.S. History. PET PEEVES: Kids that never have butts. teachers that always yell. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 3.-l: Prom Committee 3: Junior Variety Show: Senior Play. RERIENIBERS: Bliddleton. Junior Louie. AMBITION: To graduate from college and to be successful in whatever I do. 'if f 'f'A '72, ,!'x1... FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It's so thin you can shoot peas through it. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVY DRITE SUBJECT: Bookkc-epin PET PEEVI-iw Pr-iiplf' who bite their finger nails. moody people. people who don't believe my age. lJl1f.K1'I Wills HOBBIES' Sxy:':it'tit'i1. flaming. skating. and boys. AC. I IVITILS Sf moi Play: Softball: RENIETNIBLRN' 4ii,tf. flat. :tml lioothzill games. Louie Louie. Hampton Beach. cornstalking. .XXIBITION lu hi- .i viifif-xv in lilkt. MARY ELIZABETH TORREDIMARE FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh ya. FAVORITE SPORT: Bowling. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Shorthand and Jerry. PET PEEVE: R.B. HOBBIES: Swimming. bowling, miniature golf. talking on the telephone. shopping. writing letters. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball 3: Chorus. RERIEINIBERS: The conversations at the lunch table. the letter Mr. Grant found: Dottie, Nancy, Bette. Janice. and Anita in hornerooms all through high school. being an attendant at the Junior Prom. AMBITIONS: To travel and to see the world, to End the certain one for me. BERNARD R. TILAYXVICK 5,t'77lZit' Variety Show. Uncle Vinnie. grace before lunch. The Rex. Louie ANTHONY TRIBIARCHI .Vino FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Knock it off. will ya? FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball and hockey. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: Teachers who put you to sleep. HOBBY: Playing pool. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2.3.-1: Hockey 4. REKIEINIBERS: Sneaking cigarettes in school. AXIBITION: To graduate in 1965. NORINE VON KAHLE Ruiz! Dante- Committee 4. 66 'sv l SHEILA A. WALLACE Shei! Cuddles FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'cWhat I didln FAVORITE SUBJECT: Algebra. PET PEEVE: People who want to make themselves bigger than others. 'Q ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 2,35 Prom Committee 3, Junior Variety Show: Senior Play Commit- tee. REMEMBERS: The mad rush to lunch and the girls, room. AMBITION: To become an elementary teacher. ERIC WELLS FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're not too swift. ACTIVITIES: French Club, Science Club, Drama Club, Special chorus, Interact Club, National Hon or Society. , HOBBIES: Cars, motorcycles, relaxing at home and in school. REMEMBERS: Being paralyzed by laughter at Mr. Kelleyas jokes and by a certain red-head. AMBITION: To be a high school history teacher. DARLENE A. WENNING FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya knowll' A FAVORITE SPORTS: Skiing, football, hockey. 53 FAVORITE SUBJECT: Home Economics. PET PEEVE: Walking to school. HOBBIES: Bowling, ice skating, Hxing cars. REMEMBERS: Chats in the girls' rooms with Dee and M. F. AMBITION: To go to hairdresser's school and to get married in June. ,, 1 , STANLEY R. WHITE, JR. Stan FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya donlt say! FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: Graphic Arts. PET PEEVE: Freaky girls. HOBBIES: Girls, females, and the opposite sex, REMEMBERS: Forgetting. AMBITION: To become a printer. 1 4 -KX. f ELIZABETH WILSON Bette FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: English. PET PEEVE: Gym class. HOBBIES: Swimming, hooking rugs, and Doug. ACTIVITIES: Chorus l,2,3: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: Junior Variety Show: Senior Play. REMEMBERS: Mr. Curleyis Problems class and home room periods. AMBITION: To become a hairdresser. s KENNETH WILSON Wz'!ly FAVORITE EXPRESSION: c'Knock it off, will ya?,' FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. ,X PET PEEVE: Boring classes. HOBBIES: Playing baseball, pool, and bowling. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee 23: Prom Committee 3. REMEMBERS: 109, Geometry class and Miss Parker, sneaking cigarettes. AMBITION: To become an engineer. 'GR' in JOHN WINTERS Jack FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh my word. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: Long lunch lines. HOBBIES: Working at DeMoulas, sports, and girls. ACTIVITY: Alpha Staff. REMEMBERS: Hating to go to school. AMBITION: To graduate. DONNA L. YENTILE FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS: You rogue, and Yuk. FAVORITE SPORTS: Basketball and skating. FA'X'ORl'l'I1 SIQBAJECTS: Art and Home Economics. PET PEEYIL: Pt-oplr: who think they're superior to others when they're not. HOBBIES, Xhlrningtori Youth Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps, drawing, going to parties, going to fiornpctitions. REMENIBIQRS: Mrs. N1c,lJerniott's Home Economic classes and lunch time with Doris, Judy and Sheila. AYXIBITION1 'lo sim. in thc- Crusaders until I'm 21 and then maybe go on to Art School, to own a 'ZH lim' fl Clmiw'rtililr'. baby blur' ,. J I STEPHEN WESLEY YOUNG Steve FAVORITE EXPRESSION: HWeirdf' FAVORITE SPORT: Football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVE: Hypocrites. ACTIVITIES: Work with my brother's construction company HOBBIES: Canoeing, weight lifting. AMBITION: To succeed at life. WILLIAM E. YOUNG Bilge FAVORITE EXPRESSION: f'That,s wild and swinging. FAVORITE SPORTS: Baseball and football. FAVORITE SUBJECT: History. PET PEEVES. Long lunch lines and Kenny in homeroom. HOBBIES: Baseball and football. REMEMBERS: Miss Brandt's Spanish Class. AMBITION: To go to college and become a teacher. SUSAN ZAMAITES Sue FAVORITE EXPRESSION: L'Yuck! Yuck! FAVORITE SPORTS: Basketball and Softball. FAVORITE SUBJECTS: Typing and Home Economics. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings. HOBBIES: Coin collecting, talking on the phone, and bowling. ACTIVITY: Softball 1. REMEMBERS: Mr. Eager,s 10th grade Study classes. AMBITIONS: To go to I.B.M. School and to travel the world. OTHER SENIORS Douglas Clark A Paul Fielding Thomas Giddings Joseph Infantino David A. Jackson Henry Keeler Robert A. Landry Fred Lippert 69 Lawrence Marcy Kenneth Mason Ronald McLaren John R. Merry Michael R. Robinson Eugene Trout Randall Walden Paul White sqm? , L , 1 , , Y UNDERCLASSMEN ....,,,......L..-.I......... L., ..L..T... I I 4,- .....L. Al Ll! 1 I J ,I C. M' Nm i Q14 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, David White, Vice-President, Arlene Phillips, President, Bruce Arnold: and Secretary, Delores DeLisle. U DERCLASS OFFICER its 3, .- ,fa SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary, Janice Robbins: President, Dave Boeri: Treasurer. Andy Giannino: and Vice President, Michael Caira. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Frances Mac- Lean, President, Ralph DeLisle, Vice President, Chuckie Nickerson, and Secretary, Gary Irwin. MOST POPIIIJXR SOPHOTVIURESZ -Ianicff Robbirxs and ILIV4' fifwri. TOPS IN OUR BOOK -if N MMM MOST POPULAR JUNIORS: Dickie Dussault and Delores DeLisle. J, ' z MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN: Ralph DeLisle 72 and Pat Mahoney. r A f f , SUPERLATIVES ....,,-,. -L,,. 1 I l-T.. .L..T...L... .L..',.. ..-L ,l ,--L L 1 ff 'N ef Best Personality Mr. 8: Bliss XV.H.S. Busiest Blost Rlost Rlost Rlost Rlost Blost Rlost Blost Klost Blost Likely to Succeed Versatile Studious Talkatiye Dependable Sophisticated Bashful Ambitious Talented Popular Senior Best .Athlete Best Build Best Figure Best Dressed Best Dancer Teacher's Ruin Class Clown Tallest Short Rlost Class Class Class Class Class Class Class est Collegiate Show-off Pals Sweethearts Actor .Actress Flirt Artist Frankcst Handsomt-st Prett iest Prc-tlsif-st Hair Trudy Montouri Alice Perry lylaria Ferrara Barbara lXfIcLain hlaria Ferrara Joan Draheim Patti Jacquith Ma1'garet Harding Janet Harrison Maryf Sheehan Maria Ferrara Margaret Harding Frani DeLisle Lucille Huston Dottie Hersom Jeanne Ross Jeanne Balch Pat Pratt Charlotte Rich Barbara McLain Ruth Cicciu hflargaret Harding Patti Jacquith Janet Harrison Jane Hibbard Ann Fuller Joanne Baker Ruth Cicciu Carol Carrasco Janet Harrison Patti Jacquith Barbara Mclraiii 74 Jimmy Newhouse Jimmy Newhouse Dick Page Pete Emery Pete Emery Paul Bannister Jackie Baldwin Dick Page Cory Coombs Steve O'Brien Al Cuoco Tommy Hand Dick Page Billy Ritchie Gene Dussault Billy Powers Gene Dussault Steve Phillips Bill Kasabuski John Stanley Danny Rheume Dave Orndorff Bill Kasabuski Jimmy Newhouse Bobby Nolan Lynn Billings Jeff Sheerin Ed Latta Jackie Garden Dave Orndorff Cory Coombs Cory Coombs Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Smile Sleepiest Quietest Noisiest Friendliest Largest Vocabulary Hottest Temper Class Most Most Most Most Most Class Babies Courteous Intelligent Popular Junior Popular Sophomore Popular Freshman Song Carol Carrasco Patti Jacquith Pat Pratt Mary' Sheehan Charlotte Rich Donna Fenlon Joanne Baker Maureen O'Reilly Nancy Connolly Della Richards Joanne Baker Dolores DeLisle Janice Robbins Pat Klahoney 'iLouie, Louieg' Mr. St Miss WV.H.S. 75 Y-.J Nlike Kasabuski Dick Page Jack Carden Steve OiBrien Nlike Kasabuski Jimmy Newhouse Paul Bannister Billy Ritchie Keith Gunning Paul Currier Paul Bannister Dickie Dussault Dave Boeri Ralphie DeLisle Goo-goo, Gaa-gaan 1. SKA nveemx. N ?Nu.,V L., iw' ev Ooh, it tickles!', wx. N 7 The eyes have itf, -:af Ev- X 3 .gi- unsy on the tc-mi HQ. 5 Let's join the buddy plan. ' Y w Yuk, yuk, yuk! if 'f 4 ,f ATHLETICS xi.. K l - 1 , LQ x 1 , A Li- 1 7 W 'A !... I .1- , n -L E L XS K J SENIOR PLAYERS: FRONT ROW' D. Hudson, B. Ritchie, P. Currier, Co-Captains Newhouse and R. Page, A. Cuoco, S. Phillips, and Baldwin. REAR: M. Kasabuski, D. Dayton, B, Kirby, D. Kello- way, G. Lane, L. Billings, P. Lippiello. F UOTBALL Y XI The squad, its coaches, and managers. 79 '33m,v11?:E1?f' , A 'v-gm , iif2'L7 '-5. 1 The Football Coaches: John Ritchie. Fred Bellissimo and John Klurphy. THE ANATCDMY GF Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington The Flip of the Coin SCORES 34 O 38 34 30 6 6 3,4 Methuen Chelmsford Billerica Burlington N. Andover Dracut N. Reading The Essential Pep Talk Tlif- Clrzxsliing Lim-s l Wilmington Wilmington 0 6 Lynnfield Tewksbury 'ao vp, .Q Eifvyfl ' A h :W-'-113. ':,.M,'g5'f-,Q mfQ v'f'3,L4'n- ,,N .,,Ajf Aff' ' V sin r. A 1' A-In if V if L-' , ' ' mx 4-. .. '- ' -. ' A Ag: -,A P 1 fix. I rf.:-11 x , Y'-' - ' - ' ' r A ., ... ,.i3,3,y. an ,er t L R D 1 4 wx 1 v 'girl Xu..-T ' A A 4 .Q,., L AAA, -H A' vwvf .4',3.r. , .rf Q M wi. :Alu-iL.Q.-A 1 L. M f f- 'L . - -lain mir-' 1 -- A . 1-'f fi' , A 'eis,.'?Qff7:if'3 ,, -efffxifj -.AY Ax ' 52 'Mg-an-1--. M. ,.....-Q-,rf u I-, 'A- 'vifv 'X A PA '..A'F N'? , 'P . 2. ,ku 2-,fu'y4,,. V , .' , . pee, 'fy , WA 0. 1 A ,, gun? V- , 1 ,1 W It : - 1 J'-.QQ v '4 L ii, Af Jr, fa. A , Y , . A my-3-1, . , .1 A. Ai-- +'lw f-- , ,xy -1 ' rs TX!! I is 5 .A I I ,Q v bi M 'Fir' , . . ,o.. v ,I - . V. .A 4' 4,--Q - xg- - Ii.,-3 A U 'Lk' Ag: j-neg wa A--.Ja -ny, ,-mf . ,- H - . . 1 x ' 1, Q- A. A ,,-2 1 ' A4 oA A A. I 3522 A H Ff3g fgJ53j, .- WF X. Ax P+ - v ' A ,.--1 1 , Z ' 'Q' , if Nu- A-1 Xg-ig f A -1 . 'T ' .' ' ' p A .f.'. -- 1 W -' -12 ' 'Am 3' . . 'X .1 . of AN m,,gm4 ' 4,, 0- gy A - . A--. Qs.. --.A.-WAt,L,,Ac. The Ups . b Q . . . and Downs A FQOTBALL G ME in Q' . 'I' V0 Y n ,U 1 A ,AI G' Ibn 0 ...M A ,.,,44lP'A' , +1 Q4 The Crucial Touchdown i 1.45 F ' . K FQOTB LL CHEERLE DERS 'ill l l l' 'A if l l QE!! '22, ' 2 g 2 2 'Eil f 2 5 l Football Cheerleaders D. Hersom, A. Fuller. D. DeLisle. G. O'Reilly. P. slaquith. N. Connolly, Y. Fogg, L. Piazzola, R Cicciu. CENTER: A. Perry. Captain. - i - t il . 2 m E 5 ejlils 3 i i .- 2 l' . gil lg.. 1 gill al 3 iQ l .JL- -- e gr: u I ' I . ' Q l E Akin L94 4 'f 1 'V s Alice Perry Cheerleading Captain for the football squad. X CROSS COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD: FRONT' D. Knight, D. Boeri, Rf Woodland, co-captg R. Hulse, captg J. Stanley, D. Pembrook. REAR: Mr. Shea, coachg S. Arsenault, F. Harrington, M. Merenda, M. Ka- FIELD HCCKEY THE FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: FRONT' N. Farrell, P, Masterson, C. Riccelli, T. Fairfield, Lally, C. McMillan, P. MacDonald. REAR: D. Bishop, manager, K. Baldwin, V. Schena, T. Moody, M. Gamble, K. Moore, E. Zaverson, N. Weinberg, Miss lNIcCarthy, coach. 83 tw 'Q Tu' E' I 2 9 Q M . Q' ' I 1 3 . 1 .f CJ-3. 1 , f' ' ,f -,', .1 . ff' , Q 1? E I . sw X i J '6- 5 v X X Xl loan N 5 f 44 , 4 E BOYS' BASKETBALL maintained. Manuel, and Lynn Billings. A determined basketball squad, under the direction of Coach Di- cey, tried their best in each game, but were unable to gain a high position in the league standings. Although their record of 2 wins and 12 losses seems to indicate a dismal season, it must be taken into con- sideration that three teams in the Lowell Suburban League qualified for the Tech. Tourney, which indicates the high quality of play Seniors on the squad were Co-Captains Ed Latta and Bill Ritchie, Dave Orndoff, Bruce Mutchler, Cory Coombs, Ken Butler, Tom i SUMMARY OF LEAGUE Set shot by Bruce Mutchler. Opponent Chelmsford Burlington Billerica Methuen No. Andover Dracut Tewksbury A basket for Dave Orndorff. A side shot by Billy Ritchie. Eddie Latta's jump shot. ls! 64-89 53-49 42-84 60-71 62-91 87-95 58-59 2nd 29-99 52-93 58-80 45-86 40-83 69-81 69-67 Team: fklanager M. Harding: N. Farrell, S. Brunelle, S. Justice, T. Fairfield, N. Hall, Captain, L. Huston: S. Burns. Kroll, V. Schena, M. Ferrara, P. MacDonald, assist. manager, L. McLaughlin. URS' l-. llmori. N, Hall. and Xl. Ferrara. The 1965 Lowell Suburban League Champions Under the capable coaching of Miss Georgia Dadoly, the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team completed their season with an unde- feated-untied record of 16-wins, no losses, and captured the Low- ell Suburgan League Championship. The fabulous squad burned up the court with an amazing exhibition of dribbling, accurate passing, and a substantial shooting percentage. Their ability to play as a team, not as individual stars, contributed to their great success. Seniors on the squad were Captain Lucille Huston and Nancy Hall on defense, and lN4aria Ferrara on offense. The high scorers were Juniors Sandy Burns with 218 points and Sharon Justice with 126 points. 'XVith these hoopsters returning next year, anoth- er winning season seems likely for the Wlildcats. Non-League Games: League Games: Alumni 52-29 Chelmsford 40-20 Lynnfield 36-26 Burlington 49-18 Bedford 38-30 Billerica 49-46 Andover 42-15 Nlethuen 64-43 N. Reading 35-18 N. Andover 54-25 N. Andover 34-31 Dracut 46-27 Dracut 50-30 Tewksbury 35-32 Tewksbury 33-31 Allstars 34-27 86 8 ir -yn, xW , 5 '32 'il tix! Q a 2. 4. H n we nr 5943 5 BASKETBALL CHEERLE DERS ROT1' J: B. McLain. N. Sousa. Capt. ROI1' 2: L. Jacobsen. B. fNIcLair1. D. Fenlon. Erwin. E. Zaino. L. Crossen. N. Hersom. Captain Nancy Sousa P NI I..1.r.ar.f1 Do,.:..1ff:rzm,. 1 5 1 . yw , 'A f - FF ' lin , - ' . - f l 88 ,P , Pl CS. ,ix I ..- Q N. r '32 6 A s 8 A ,sr 1 f - Q D 5:42 f 'Ja kj. K? K I K X l I V , , S 5. L if .sax -pf! sv . v Q, l .. , year' f S gigs via x amz i'f ir'..'1 The Hockey Team, Coach Gogan and Coach Pollard. Ice fever gripped the student body for the first time in the school's history, as the Merrimack Valley Hockey League was formed. The addition of this contact sport to the competitive curricula brought many Wilmington fans to the new sports arena to watch their team in action. The squad completed the season with 8 wins, 4 losses, and 3 ties, which put them in third place in the league standings behind Masconomet and Billerica. Senior center Pete Emery was leading scorer and Most Valuable Player in the league. He and senior defenseman Dick Page also gained berths on the All-Star Team. Oth- er seniors on the squad were Paul Currier, jack Garden, Gene Dussault, Tom Hand, Wayne Hamilton, Dennis De- Maggio, and Nino Trimarchi. , Q- W Goalie Leo O'Conne1l desperately tries to block the shot. 89 ICE HGGKEY Wlayne Hamilton clears the puck out of the defensne ZOHC. SUMMARY OF THE SCORES 'Wilmington vs. Billerica Burlington Kiasconomet Chelmsford Ipswich Billerica Burlington Masconomet Chelmsford Ipswich Billerica Burlington Masconomet Chelmsford Ipswich WA W. P A eff' 'Ent ' 'lf The Wildcat Sluggers A 1-e' K1 J. I C . .-Q-. J Q - 1.5'f?'1: , ' , .f ,. tif ,iw-lf ' ' ' f .f ,iffewa 1 of V- ' 6'--4, - A if A V. ,W ml- 'gf ' ww ' -555431-riff' fi . 'fi 5 ','.Sfi,g?lf'?r A 1 1 if 1 .- .- --f 1' 1' ff QL- - we--as ' 1 -' 1, '5 - - P- Q-'N-'Y 2.1 J C,-K 'Las . 1 .4 f ., 'ti -- 'gp' ,. , ., ..'a,.,.5 ., ' v, A M 5 4 n il i A 6 2 l C Coach Gilligan and Captain Emery ffeef is i iQffi? j ffl' 5 ij, -1 3 'tv sl . ia 'fix N 34 if54.'7 - Ky : 1 ,ss M, . lil Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington BAE SCORES Burlington N. Andover Chelmsford Dracut Billerica Methuen Tewksbury . ff if!! f W.. , N ,I . , L., X a -q, 0 N ,J f f 4. .i Ht - '- .. . - . ,, Zkggxxg A. 'K A 1 9 'DP fax I 4' 1 Tony Fantasia O 3 2 3 2 2 2 s. 'YQ in I5'q I, K .. X , 'egg ff' J' 1 as ,yal 'fc L J Y v, . D-1 .- . J , , . 1 , 5 xg' Billy Ritchie Dennis DeMaggio Mike Kasabuski if 17. 1 Ex: W7-B3 BLL Ufilmington XN'ilrnington Hilrnington Wilmington 'Wilrnington 'XVilrningTon Vfilrnington Burlington N. Andover Chelmsford Dracrut Billerica llethuen Tewksburv f 1 4 5 5 3 3 ,mr 3 2 5 'T ' fm' Q ' s.'l ' 5 1 iff X' 5 E Nino Trimarchi. Klichael Gionfriddo. Robert Smith. glib .. ,. 4 .A wk Q W Mi.. .x Hf Lynn Billings I .1 !fw-5. -A J9n.,.q james Nswhouse X31 ie M25 14 1 5 Frank Ingram Paul Currier Con-dgyq CO . it ornbs l 4355. 'PRACKQ . 6 0 l ii sl 1. 5 1:-.D THE TRACK TEAM: FRONT' G. Phillips, C. Guarino, C. Shea, D. Knight, M. Merenda, D. Boeri, B. johnson, G. Cox, P. Bannister. 2nd ROW: NV. Kobylak, H. Devlin, P. Zaverson, T. Melnnis, S. Nielson, F. Harrington. S. Blelloni, YV. Gauvin, L. YN'right, S. Horton. A. Blorlani. REAR: hir. Shea, coach: M. Burns. Sheerin. K. Heim. Hamilton, Capt., Stanley. D. Norton. B. XVoodland, R Hulse. P. XN'inchell. D. NIcLean. R. Shurtleff. OFTBALL .. guy fi? i o- yi? x ss., sul 'V vw - f-, , , mv 'xv' , ' ' ' X .. K ' . 7 . ' ' ' if 4 ,elf H , 1 .'. ,R H.. 2..L,,- - .I ,tv - A .A Mg? . i sE't.'15:l' wi N -W' 1-3, .4 . Jf ' 4 ..., 1 '. rf: '.'3f. -jp-.-'f' :Qaf'-1-mini: 3'-lv-J- .., ' ' 'if '-N'1 V 73' - THE SOF'TBAl,L TEAM: FRONT' N. O'Brien. Jensen, D. Leverone. B. Szadis. N. Ritchie. B. Alclf-n. Jw! ROW. R. Chisholm. Justice. Nl. Sheehan. Capt.: S. Coy. L. McLaughlin. P. lNIacDonald. iw! ROI1' Pizmla. manager, L. Bridges. XY. Evans. Nl. Gamble. D. lN'illiams, Nliss Dadoly. coach. 92 3 I T , , 'V , ACTIVITIES I I ,,J-,.,...... 'Laika-in--if L... I 1 ,I -I I l 1 I I II I III .L.T., ....L... YEARBQOK TAFF Ei 5 i 3 f R 55? 1 rr? I-:v ' Editor Klargaret Harding and Advisor Rliss Hellmer. - 8 x F' ,. X 'K' A4-N 'YWS1 fi- br- .1 ni .fi nib. The staff at work 1 ! ......-...m,h- i 3 'Q 5 'Q - E f A 1 5 , ,...M-,-....v...,..,..n f C I7 HHH' lx N. Connoly. Baker. B. McLain, M. Harding fEditor5g R. Ciccui, L. Abelli, B. Ayotte. ROW J Mm Hfzllmr-r. .X Pc-rrv. Iuvaria. NI. Kearney. D. Pelerin, Gage, D. Hersom. ROW 3: Or- lfmwki. C, fJ'Rf-illy. Umhc-im. N. Souza. C. Ric FRE CH A DALATI CLUB ROW I: B. McLain, Orlowski, M. Ferrara, V. Pres., T. Manuel, Pres., T. Fairfield, Sec., T. Mon- touri, Treas., N. Connolly. ROW 2: Mrs. Baran, P. Kelley, LeBlanc, D. Maclilacherns, C. Coombs, E. Wells, E. Melloni, S. Ward, B. Hodgkins, M. Keough. ROW 1: R. Anderson, Treas., P. Bannister, Vice Pres., R. Cicciu, Sec., D. Boeri. ROW 2: N. Wein burg, P. Kelley, Gardner, Brown, M. Boudreau, C. Anderson, K. Lindmark, Mr. Eager. 95 ATH LEAGUEA D CIE CE CL B ROI1' I: A. Cuoco. B. Holbrook. P. lNIaeDonald. B. fXIcLain. NI. Emery. XV. Kennedy. R. Shurtleff. D. Coolidge. P. Bannister. A. Ga1'I1lDl6. KICLHHI. RlCl1. Xvllllalhi L. Crossen. N. XVClIl- Dy'Qr, ROM' Nortonx Xvolff, Ingram, Malatggta, berg, XV. Gardner. RON' 2: lXIr. Kelley. advisorq Staff. D. Pem- Nlilley. D. Crawford. A. lXIcPhee. C. Moegelen, R. Thomas, A. brook. S. Neilson. T. Klanuel. E. Hankey. R. Ely. C. Coombs. P. Temple. R. Smith. ROI1' 1' XY. Gardner. E. Wells. R. Connolly. ROM' 2: Mr. Sullivan, VV. Drew. Hamilton, A. Petto, C. Nbr-,Q 96 ' THE ATIO AL HC OR CCIETY f a 4 it Q L- The inducted members of the National Honor Society repeat the oath after Advisor Vincent Gallucci. The National Honor Society is comprised of candidates in the top ten per cent of their class who possess the four essential qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. This year the organization was quite active sponsoring the Book Fair and the Spring Fling dance, and being guests of honor at a banquet given by the school committee. NEVVLY INDUCTED MEMBERS Bruce Camber Mary Anne Connors Joan Draheim Joyce Drevv Janet Le Blanc Sally McDonough Diana Pellerin Charlotte Rich Donald Coolidge Arthur Dyer Nancy Farrell Judith Gardner Mary Keough Paula MacDonald Lillian Piazzola Paulette Savignac Richard Shurtleff g Janet Vitale SENIOR MEMBERS INDUCTED LAST YEAR: FRONT' Wlayne Gardner, Bar- bara McLain, treas.g Joanne Baker, sec.g Bob Smith, V. Pres., Al Cuoco, Pres. 2nd ROW' Alice Perry, Paul Bannister, Eric Wells, Nancy Connolly, Peter Emery, Paul Malatesta. TUDE TCQU CILA DI TERACT 251 1' li iq 1, . : , . , , , g , 5 5 f A-L FRONT RON? C. Rich, .-X. Perry. T. Rlontuori. B. Camber. president: T. Fairfield. K. Butler. C. Blake. BACK RON? L. O'Connell. S. justice. XY. Xfilliams. Bliss BI. Kluldoon. advisor: Bliss E. Rlurply. advisorg D. Boeri. D. Bishop. -fy: 'fx' ' r , E xQ,1l' . l .law i l. 2 5. 5 gsas.-, g. g sir: y ls Eg? l i ll a 9 y Z ' ' sr T Y 46 I f QK. , A . 5, 3, E . Sf. Sfr RUN' 1. B. Smith. P. Emerv. C. Coombs. P. Bannister. E.. wells. Yentile. B. Camber. ROI1' J Nlr, S. Curley l-. O'Connell. D. Boeri. D. Coolidge. D. Kioore. R. Shurtleff. A. Dyer. P. l.f,-wg,-.-,,-,f., HHH' ii D. Smallidge. P. Malatesta. P. Malaiesta. XY. Gardner. G. Norton. 98 BUSI Ess CLUB A OD ALPHA TAFF BACK ROW' Mr. C. Shiere, advisor, E. Marr, D. Kane, N. Iverson, D. Grasso, Vitale, D. Nichols, E. Leo, M. Mirassola, B. Goss. FRONT ROW' V. Osberg, A. Outridge, B. Smith, vice pres., D. Her- som, pres., D. Pellerin, sec., R. Connolly, C. Nichols. f Heli 5 -mfr ' 5' 5 , A :il BACK ROW' Ely, S. Beers, C. Bloomerth, D. Scaro, D. Gamlin, S. Nickerson, T. Moody, C. Fili- powiz, S. Keane, L. Birkle, B. Lindmark. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Aldrich, R. DeLisle, D. johnson, D. Goule, D. Berger, H. Arnone, D. MacEachern, A. Petto, A. Riccelli, B. Nelson, D. Hillier, T. Ventura, T. Kelley. FIRST ROW' D. Traywick, W. Atkinson, P. Kelly, M. Anderson, co-editor, Drew, editor, P. Campos, production manager, D. Daigle, C. jillett, B. Hodgkins. 99 CHESS A D KI CLUB Tis J fi 5900 5 slate g fffll. 'OC' 5.QO 0 RON' 1: R. Lyford, C. Shea. Bliss Kazalski, D. Bieliachern. R. Thomas. ROH' 2: RI. Kaszynski. E. Hanke, R. Hfolff. Staff. ROW lx T. Yentile. L. O'Conne11. ROI1' 2: C. Coombs. Hibbard. S. Nii- ehelson. B. Camber. Pres.: C. NIcClure. Locari. B. Smith. RON' 3: Niiss Gregg. C. Anderson. C. Irwin. E. Gallagher. B. Harrison, NI. O'Rourke, Mr. Shea. K. Helm. P, Reitchel. L. Carpenter. F. Mortellitti, L. Squires. ROW' -lx J. Yentile. L. Curtis. M, Burns. E. Ladda. C. Niilley. Hamilton, R. XN'al- den. 100 ART AND PBP CLUBS ROW 1: LeBlanc, T. Moody, M. Cram, C. Howe, D. Nichols, Blomerth. ROW 2: Mrs. Davis, P. Kelley, S. Haley, A. Small, K. Heim, A. Nelson, Balser, L. Meads. ROW I: D. Johnson, L. Jacobsen, K. Mirowski, P. Cone, L. Crosson, D. Leverone, A. Stanley E. Sicard, Laquidara. ROW 2: Robbins, N. Hersom, M. Maclver, Pizzalla, D. Cuoco, C. Zaino, B. Bishop, P. Pearson, R. Ciccui, M. Winters. ROW 3: D. Berger, K. Sevener, B. Smith, C. Gunn, M. Silva, B. Drew, K. Lautz, V. Osberg, W. Atkinson. 101 I X. L H wh. THE MAJQRETTE TVVIRLERS: FRONT' Captain Maria Ferrara and Drum Majorette Barb McLain. REAR: Judith Erwin, Bev McLain, Eleanor Denault, Kathy McCue, Sandy Burns, Nancy Souza, Michele Caira, and Diane Mirasola. 2 Kwai , ., ,X -S, 1,61 Fr,j.g'E iffi: f ff, 1,2 HEAD MA-IORETTES: Capt. Maria Fer- ,H A in , ' ' au,4,ail'i 2 it rf K Qi- l n f i i rara, Drum Majorette Barb McLain. 4 ? f ,. ,Q 102 BA D.A DoHoRU l s s o '1 1, f in X 1-fa.: Band moving into WP formation. n The band enjoying one of the games CHORUS: FRONT' Elaine Smith, Arlene Siteman, Karen Sevener, Elaine Zaverson, Diane Johnson, Mary Lou Silva, Martha Ballou, Sandra Faulkner, Paulette Savignac, Joanne Bruno, Virginia Osberg, Diane johanan, Susan McLaughlin, B. Douglas Townshend fDirectorJ. BACK: Robert McAllister, Kathleen Page, Donald Coolidge, Michael Kaszinski, John Sullivan, Gerald Lawrence, Wayne Drew, Douglas Morton, Donald Pembrook, Linda Sullivan, Phyllis DeCosta. 103 THE PEACE CORPS GIRLS VW! Jill Parkhirst . . Dinah Peterson Shirley Suss . . . Line Macrae . . Ed Scandori. . . Dwayne Cromwell .... Dr. Fredericks . Miss Hopkins. . First Psychiatrist Second Psychiatrist ..... . . Congressman Parkhirst . . . THE SENICR PLAY CAST . . Joanne Baker . Carol Carrasco . . .Fran DeLisle Bernie Traywick . Thomas Hand . . . Jeff Sheerin .Stuart Silverman . .Diana Pellerin Wayne Gardner . Kenneth Heim . Dan Rheaume Isabella Roxas . . Mr. Esrnilla . . . Mr. Tanada. . . Mrs. Tanada . . . Josephina ..,.. Mrs. Tatlonghari Mrs. Flores .... Mrs. Anonuevo . Mrs. Isip ...... B. Cochran . . . E. Cochran . . . ,f' I I X. . . . Mary Connors . . . Keith Gunning . . . .Phil O'Brien . . . . .Anita Rosa Renie Von Kahle . . .Dot Marchant . . . . Dotty Suggs . Louise Holbrook . . .Eileen Durant . . . . .Nancy Hall . .Bruce Mutchler I 'yr' .jrrgtf XT ff T TT'x X Jw ggbis 4,- .fl f - L. Q ' REMEMBERS ' f i f V Y W . V W f V NL... L q W L.,-, 1 1 XL 'LT' .Jr lr Y nhl- ...L... , 'I ,J 'K COULD WE EVER FORGET? aw.. Y 39 1 98 K if he ,xii N.,.u.wwvwE0fPN! - uni Guidance with V.J.G. Those wonderful lunc hes. 4.4 Kd- Q13 mi l . V g 5, 5 v n 5-. . , E F-n-H an Y Y I Lovwll Suburban Chzxmpionship. 106 Our benevolent QPQ Math teacher Q-,...... THE TQGETHERNESS . . .A D THE EPARATIO ,fi , rg Dancing to Louie Louie Z Lunch among the pocketbooks. 107 I hT,.,.. The segregation at class meetings. EXCITEMENT. . . . . SURPRISE. . . Gi Getting caught. Fans and Cheerleaders. . . IIELEBRATIES. . . for A 'QS' Tom Hand and Ed Johnston. Senator Kasabuski. 5 9 i UW' MM 3. I K Q UU ii iz . QUR SIGN If.......,..t YIf:'t'..'i IZITIIL Il'-...Y 1- f Jn . 'awk V .J Seniors Prcsent Ventricle Venture. THE JUNIQRAPROM. . . 1 Y 5 Y: ' ' A Y X1 ff Q fx 'Ln -.4 1 1, X N- ...Y 1 -' fm - Mr. Sullivan crowns the Queen. ,NJ fi 9 N If The Queen and her Court. DQ A 45' 'Lf' 1 , 3 A I u 1 S ,, 1 ' 31 f 56 I' 45 5 2 '3 T ' Three,s a crowd. The king and his Court. 04 ight .912 Zine flue ,Cagoon 109 s 91. 1' ev-Q ' 1 41 'Z B, ' .P av VH f. b ? .A ,.., iv .3 .. , Y --ir, I 4-VA IK 2 1 Ai E 3 ' '. 5 l - 'if 7' 5 . The Senior Class ff Wz'lmz'ngton Hzgh School requests the pleasure cfyour company at their Senior Prom on Fridegf, June 4, 1965, ezlght til one, at the Hillview Country Club, North Reading. ff -P, -T -.Q ' 1rfriQ,. 1 .X x Seniors and their dates. li 5 I 5 1 gf THE SENIOR PROM f W S Dancing. ,X . N 1 1 -'-ff ' 1 1 1 1 Dining. HL 1 JUNE 4, 1965 . vu 'I' 049 nf ' f V , 4 The Grand March Choosing the Queen and her Court lrgff' Q XXX J. Orlowski, Chisholm, E. Hadley, Queen, P. Jaquithg M. Torredimare, E. Lynch, A. Rosa xii GRADUATIQN Graduates marching in S . N -X g . Essayist, Peter Emery Valedictorian, Paul Bannister 31 Guest of Honor, Miss Marland 112 Oldest graduate, MVS- W00dS JUNE 6, 1965 'Wi' , C lil-g,?,,,,f Scholarship recipient, Sally McDonough Awarding of diplomas S C f' 11 V ,Q I f-A ' 'U H 1 1 'ew .. C ., 4...,, ' - 1 Q1 5 L4 M, 5 nqqbiof 'i 'Hb 'z,X fic: 1. Benediction ff' SALUTATCDRY Nlembers of the school committee, Mr. Shea, Mr. McMahon, teachers, parents, Reverent clergy, fellow classmates, and invited guests: It is a great honor for me, on behalf of the class of 1965, to welcome you to our graduation exercises. For some, todayis ceremony will be the conclusion of their formal education, for others, the conclusion of twelve years of preparation for further education. The graduates gathered here today are an acknowledge- ment of your guidance, love, and care. Looking back we cannot help but appreciate and admire those who have led us toward this day. Parents and teachers alike deserve our utmost gratitude for what they have done for us. Leading us by the hand, prodding us from behind when necessary, these people have helped us realize and accept the importance of an education. They have helped us, through their constant surveillance and assis- tance, to obtain the ultimate goals of any student. Looking ahead we experience many emotions: fear for our continued success, anxiety over our new-found independence, but above all, hope for a happy life. From this hope stems faith - faith in ourselves. in our fellow human beings, and in God. Without this faith we will have nothing to grasp, no straw to clutch if our dream world crumbles. Yesterday and today were sheltered worlds. NN'e walked proudly, carefree in the sun, rarely considering evil, seeing only good. Ignorant of the worries of others, we roamed in the warmth and serenity of protection. Oblivious to conflict and se- cure in the palm of experience's hand, we had little thought for the future. Tomorrow is another world - a world wrought with responsibility, strife, and worry. Suddenly we are confronted with all we have been sheltered from for twelve years. Thrust abruptly from experience's abode, we must build our own defenses against the bigotry and greed of the outside. We may no longer depend on adults for total guidance, for we have become young adults ourselves. But we are not alone. There are some who will fail. There are many more, however, who will not fail and will not be discouraged by the numerous set-backs in life. For twelve years we have been readied for today's ceremony. Our teachers have spent many hours assisting us to develop our minds and bodies. These hours have been fruitful, we, here, are the visible proof of those hours. The greatest amount of credit, however. goes to our parents. As parents they have loved us, taught us, and provided for us. Love comes nat- urally to a parent, instruction also, but sufficient provision is a life-long struggle. 'XN'e may never realize what sacrifices they have made, material as well as emo- tional. The youth of today tends to forget that his parents are more than stern protectors. His memory lapses when he tries to recall moments of care and under- standing. But thqy do not forget. They have always been near to supply help when we wanted it, consolation when we needed it, and love. It is through them that we have found the strength and desire to continue, for in todayis world of competition we have needed both. They have been our examples of manhood and womanhood. We can only con- tinue to show our respect for them, for this is the best way we know to express our love and gratitude for all they have accomplished. Our parents molded us. If we, as adults, can only do as well with what God gives us, perhaps the succeeding generation of the world will live in peace and love of mankind. LIOANNE BAKER 114 CL SS SSAY Nineteen centuries ago, Juvenal, the foremost Roman satirist once said, ffMens sans in corpore sanof, This well-known but seldom heeded phrase translated into English simply means a sound mind in a sound body. Today many of us do not realize the extreme signficance of this quotation, and very few of us make an effort to exemplify it. We should be aware, however, of the fact that science has shown a definite link between mental and muscular conditions, and that most ex- perts agree that the better a person's physical well-being, the happier he is likely to be. In educating the children of our country, equal consideration should be given to both the intellectual and physical aspects of the child's health, without an un- due emphasis on one to the exclusion of the other. Though a man be capable of performing great feats on the athletic field, he is not a whole man in the true sense of the word if he is not able to think and reason effectively. It is also true that a keen mind in a body which has been allowed to deteriorate will be of little benefit to the individual. HA sound mind in a sound body! How well these words might serve as a guideline for all Americans, young and old. Students require sound health to learn, adults to earn a livelihood and to participate effectively in our societv. It is undoubtedly true that these words signify the most important criter- ion for the selection of this country's astronauts who are endeavoring to reach the unknown realms of outer space. These men have been trained to attain a high degree of mental and physical proficiency. Both physical and mental exams are required to enter the armed services of our country. The United States is certainly not going to allow some unintelligent, illit- erate person into its forces, nor does it intend to permit a physically weak indi- vidual defend its flag. These men or women who do enter the military ranks must have a sound mind and body. When we graduate from school and go on to college or work, our physical and mental well-being cannot be neglected. Health, the most priceless possession of all, certainly cannot be ignored. Neglect of our bodies can only lead to degenera- tion of both the mind and the body. It is extremely worthwhile to continue our education or enter into some admirable field of work, but all the prosperity and knowledge which one may possess cannot replace the satisfaction of being a healthy individual. We owe it to ourselves, our families, and our countrv to remain healthy by always retaining a sound mind in a sound bodyf, i PETER EMERY 115 VALEDICTCDRY One of the many strange traits common to the high school senior is alledged to be the quality of ingratitude or at least forgetfulness. This characteristic is attributed to the studentis misinterpretation of scholastic responsibility as a form of punish- ment. The student, unaware of his education's true value, often replaces thanks with resentment. I, however, feel that this year we must pause to give credit where it is due. To establish the fact that there is a cause for credit we merely have to cite our increase in knowledge. Surely, those responsible should be recognized. Wle must acknowledge the work of our school system in general and our teachers in particular for bearing the immense task of preparing a new generation for life. These dedicated people unselishly impart as much of their knowledge as possible to todayis youth so that tomorrow's world might beneht. Our teachers do not claim to be or produce geniuses. They do, however, through experience and training, incite and guide natural talents. Despite their seemingly superhuman quantities of knowl- edge, patience, and understanding, these devoted people never abuse their position with arrogance. Instead, they achieve a genuine respect by their own integrity and courtesy. Thus, today's teachers provide more than knowledge. They give the youth of this nation an example of the benefits achieved in a wholesome soul and a creative mind. They give youths their first insight into the adult world. The student is shown the requirements for life in todayis society. By this molding of students' characters, our teachers have a personal and powerful hand in forming future generations. They are the ones who have tried and always will try to provide a better world through better people. Now. on behalf of the graduating class of 1965, I would like to break the image of the ungrateful senior by giving these unselfish donors of knowledge our heartiest, ':Thanks, for making us better people. PAUL BANNISTER 1 16 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1965, being totally insane and having no memory at all, nev- ertheless do hereby make our last will and testament. Since we realize what our beloved principal has gone through during the past four years, we bequeath to him a case of aspirin to help him relax and something more potent to help him sleep. Our principal will also be pleased to note that, Richard fthe Lion-Heartedj Page, out of his tremendous generosity, is returning control of Wilmington High School to him. To Mr. Sullivan, our class advisor, we entrust a sign measuring 50' x 15', read- ing, 'cYea, Juniors. Best in W.H.S., hoping that someday it will be seen and ap- preciated by those who were disappointed when it failed to make its first appear- ance. In a like manner, a sign reading, Come to the Ventricle Venture, is passed on to Lenny Galvin hoping that no one will ever know which junior helped us put it up. Bobby Nolan leaves a pack of Winstons to coaches Bellissimo and Ritchie. Ex- co-captains Page and Newhouse leave a successful football season to future cap- tains Keene and Anderson, with the hope that fewer people will be kicked off for fewer reasons than in the past year. In a like manner ex-basketball captains Latta and Ritchie leave a winning season to Arnold and Pote. QThe question is: where did they leave it?j Sally McDonough leaves a box of paper clips to Mr. Curley for future snacks. Barbara McLain entrusts her height to Kathy Kenny and her baton to her sister Beverly. Charlotte Rich and Gerry O'Reilly leave their laughs to haunt the halls of W.H.S. forever. Gene Dussault leaves everyone . . . eventually. Ken Butler leaves his great basketball skill to Mr. Dicey, hoping that he will give it to a deserving freshman. Doug Dayton passes on a roll of tape to John Brown to bind the ankles of the basketball team. And, Peter Emery leaves his left fibia tendon to hockey. Tom Manuel entrusts his seat on the basketball bench to 'CCunner Harring- ton, and Tony Fantasia leaves to future benchwarmers a record of 31 non- playing games. Nancy Souza leaves her cheerleading uniform to next yearis cap- tain, Dotty Hersom leaves her cheerleading uniform to next year's squad, Lillian Halpin leaves her uniform, number 13, to her sister Janis, and Nancy Connolly leaves her home-made cheerleading uniform to Miss Brandt. Joyce Chinn leaves her gym suit to Carmie Ruggierio, the same one that Carmie's sister Carol left Joyce last year. Maria Ferrara leaves her knee guard to trick-kneed basketball players, and Jack Garden leaves a roll of tape to trick- mouthed hockey players. Dotty Marchant leaves a two year supply of hot dogs to her brother Bobby, Dotty Sugges leaves to the underclassmen all the spinach they can stomach. Jan- ice Lee entrusts a carload of cheeseburgers to her brother Jackie. Joyce Chisolm passes on to'Shirley D'Errico all the school lunches, and Bruce Mutchler hasn't left a morsel of food on his plate for four years. Anita Rosa leaves her stilts to anyone with a 6'7 boyfriend, and Mike Kas- abuski leaves his kneepads to anyone with a 3'4 girlfriend. Pan Kelly bequeathes a bowl of pudding to Bert, Barbara, and Paulette, and a bottle of hair groomer to her brother. Frank Nigro entrusts a gallon of Old Spice to Jimmy Shine. Trudy Montouri leaves all her overdue homework assignments to any underclassmen capable of getting them in on time. Della Richards passes on her seat on the gym bleachers to the cheerer for next year's basketball captain, and her moments of jealousy to some unfortunate underclassman, Billy Ritchie leaves all his calm moments in a thimble. Joanne Lally leaves one empty ice cream cone to Kathy Moore and a gym suit from the seventh grade to Sandy Jensen. Richard Denault leaves a 30 gallon steel drum to Mr. Sullivan. Richard also leaves the road at 90 m.p.h. The sextet at Wednesday 3 lunch leaves its table and discussions to next yearls seniors. Beverly Ayotte bequeaths to Mr. Kelley all the gum he never caught her 117 chewing and a four leaf clover to next year's yearbook staff. Margaret Harding leaves a bottle of tranquilizers to next year's yearbook editor. Frank Ingram pass- es on his seat in Mr. Kelleyls class and his Wooly Bully sweatshirt to Kathy Kenny. Bruce Camber leaves gladly to a more conventional institution. Gene Dussault and Stephen Phillips leave Dr. Farello a fellowship in 109 and a com- bined average of 56. Lynn Billings entrusts one pair of sneakers to Mr. Day. Diana, Joyce, Dotty, and Joyce leave their telephone numbers on the office bulletin board to any new male teachers. Don Kelloway leaves his telephone number on the Ladies' Room door for anyone who is interested. Mary Anne McLaughlin leaves her books to Cousin Lillian. Lorraine and Don- na leave Dorsey their gift to gab. Dotty Campbell passes on to Pete Mazzapica, Harvey Pearlstein, Nancy Picanso, and the rest of the gang the memories of The Majesticsf' Bruce Mutchler leaves his six shooters to brother Bill hoping he will soon learn how to use them. Danny Rheaume leaves Fay and his nephew to fight with Mr. Sullivan and his son. Diana D'Errico bequeaths to Nancy Picanso the radiator seat in the girls- room. Pat Pratt passes on all her tardy slips to underclassmen who have a hard time awakening. Dolores Enos entrusts the rocks on Church St. to Mr. Eagar. Janice Ely leaves her brother to a certain girl. George Casselo leaves the drug store roof to anyone else who feels like playing mountain goat. Nancy Cole bequeaths a new set of Tinker Toys to Mr. Kelley. Lynn and Ann bequeath their locker to any deserving couple, and Gregg Lane also leaves his locker to any deserving couple. Janet and Jane bequeath their pedestel to Starr, Lillian, and Joan, seeing no use for it after the Class of '66. Jane leaves the knack of building tin pyramids to Joan and Lillian hoping they will improve with practice. Cheryl Silvers leaves ev- erything but Tony. Pete Emery leaves Dolores to the Junior Variety Show of '66. Tom Hand entrusts his brother Bob to the Band. Paul Bannister leaves a gal- lon of coffee, a carton of cigarettes, and a crying towel to Mr. Coflin. Mike Kas- abuski leaves all the butts in the air vents to Mr. Day. Ruth Cicciu leaves first place in graduation line to her sister, and Paul Currier leaves signs, alarm clocks, tents, and sleeping bags to the underclassrnen to keep the office guessing. Dave Orndoff leaves one tarpaper shack to his grandmother. Paul Bannister leaves one slightly used test tube of nitric acid and the number zero to Mr. Kelley. Jack Garden leaves for Florida the day after graduation. Al Cuoco leaves Lillian Pi- azzola a barrel of wine, a pot of lasagna, and a Plymouth convertible with a case of the hiccoughs. We, as a class, pass on to Mr. Gallucci: a bag of Tootsie Rolls, a private ofHce with accommodations for either collegians or rats, and a million dollars. To the office we leave peace, to the Juniors we entrust our money, to the Sophomores we leave 500 unused golf balls, and to the Freshmen we leave our good looks. To Mr. Driscoll we leave a promise of never returning, and to Mr. Sullivan we leave a long list of stunts that will never be tried again. AL COUCO CLASS HISTCRY Regardless of what impression we as a class may leave, one thing is certain - we have created some vivid memories during our four years as students of Wil- mington High. It will be many years before another class will come along that will be as creative or as spirited as the class of 1965 has been. Thus, we may re- view with pride our accomplishments of the ast four years. In September of 1961, we returned to sclifool, but now we were freshmen and thus accorded more privileges. ln the spring of our freshman year, we held our first class meeting where Mr. Sullivan was introduced as our class advisor. At a later meeting we elected Kenneth Butler as president, Bruce Camber as vice-presi- dent, Frances DeLisle as secretary, and Keith Gunning as treasurer. During our sophomore year, we were given more of an opportunity to partici- pate in the school activities. Elected that year as class officers were Kenneth But- 1l8 I ler, president, Janet Harrison, vice-president, Frances DeLisle, secretary, and Keith Gunning, treasurer. In December came our Hrst opportunity to work to- gether on a class activity, our Christmas dance, the Candy Cane Twist. By our junior year, it became evident that our class was well on the way to making a name for itself. Because of the variety of personalities to be found in our class, we were equally successful in the classroom and on the athletic field. The class officers we selected to guide us through so important a year were Rich- ard Page, president, Albert Cuoco, vice-president, Frances DeLisle, secretary, and Maria Ferrara, treasurer. A profound sadness descended upon the students of W.H.S. in the wake of President Kennedy's assassination. Out of respect to his memory, we postponed our Thanksgiving Dance. Our rescheduled dance, the Plymouth Rock, was the Hrst activity of the new year, held on January 18, 1964. All our efforts were next concentrated on preparations for the Junior Prom. On March 20, the gym was transformed into a scene of underwater fantasy for HA Night in the Blue Lagoon. Patricia jaquith presided as our queen. Her atten- dants were Dotty Hersom, Francine Lynch, Barbara McLain, Charlotte Rich, An- ita Rosa, and Mary Torredimare. As spring approached, we anticipated that week which we could call our own. Excitement mounted as everyone waited to see if we could outclass the seniors. By the week's end everyone had to concede that we not only outclassed them, but had conducted one of the most successful junior Weeks in the history of W.H.S. On Monday, May 25, our banquet was held during which Mr. McMahon pres- ented awards to those students who had obtained the highest averages in their classes. Tuesday was Tag Day. On Wednesday we showed our talents for fashion innovation in observance of Crazy Day. The greatest interest, however, centered around our Junior Variety Show. For months the cast had been rehearsing, and as rumors leaked out, everyone decided it might be a show worth seeing. The per- formances surpassed all expectations. Our class displayed their talents in an amazing variety of skits. Who will ever forget that troupe of graceful ballerinas, the wild music of the Discords, or Wilmington's own Beatles? The show was su- pervised by Stuart Silverman and Margaret Harding provided the piano accom- paniment. In no time at all our senior year was upon us. All the class officers whom we had elected in our Junior year remained in office. Our first dance of the year was the Pumpkin Puddin, which was held on October 29. Under the direction of Miss Fowler, the Senior Play, 'fThe Peace Corps Girls was held December 10 and 12. Against the exotic panorama of a native Phillipine village, the cast gave an excel- lent performance. Our second dance of the year was the Ventricle Venture, held on February 12. Some of the more daring members of the publicity committee hung a sign on the school announcing the dance to all passers-by. Graduation practice commenced the week we returned from vacation. When Mr. McMahon was Hnally satisfied that we no longer looked like potato farmers, the boys brought a fitting end to the entire episode by burying Barbara's baton. The Hnal week of school brought to a close our class activities. On Wednesday, June 2, the Senior Banquet was held. June 4 was the date of the Senior Prom, held at the Hillview Country Club in North Reading. It marked the first time a class had held its prom outside the school. Graduation exercises were held on une 6. J As a class we have much to be proud of. We realize that we owe much of our success to the advice of our advisor, Mr. Sullivan, and our guidance advisor, Mr. Gallucci. Let us continue the successful story of our life as a class into the histo- ries of our own lives. JOAN DRAHEIM CLASS PRCPHECY Now Channel Seven interrupts its regularly schedule to present this program of vital importance: Well, here we are, ladies and gentlemen, at the world famous Firnedly,s Res- taurant, where the Wilmington High School Class of 1965 is celebrating its 10th 119 reunion. Here is CBS reporter, the former editor of the Alpha, Miss Joyce Drew, who will interview and comment on the famous personalities here tonight. Take it away, Miss Drew. Good evening. Tonight our guest of honor is the President of the United States, Richard Page. Mr. Page, could you tell us what the other class officers are doing with themselves lately? Well, that man wearing the cwalking billboard' type of sign is Al Cuoco, my vice-president. He's campaigning for next term and his slogan is 'Don't be a Goupf Maria Ferrara owns an Italian Restaurant, where she butters up spaghetti like she used to do with teachers. Fran DeLisle is a secretary, who is also a week- ly contestant on Community Audition. f'How have our athletes done, Mr. Page? f'Just fine. On the Boston Patriots we have produced fullback Jim Newhouse, quarterback Bill Ritchie, halfback Pat Lippiello, water-boy, Bob Nolan, and trainer, Mike Kasabuski. In baseball, Dennis DeMaggio, Cory Coombs, Bob Smith, and Frank Ingram were American League All-Stars this season. Dave Orndorff, Ken Butler and Ed Latta led the Celtics to the 17th consecutive NBA championship. Pete Emery and Jack Garden were top scorers in the NHL, as they helped the Bruins capture their Hrst Stanley Cup since the invention of the puck. uWhat is that driving into the parking lot?', 4'That's a gold limousine carrying Joanne Baker and Jeff Sheerin back from Hollywood, where they just won Academy Awards. Jeffis still in those same old red-striped long johns he wore in our class play. And here come our class sweet- hearts, Ann Fuller and Lynn Billings - still holding hands after all this time! Charlotte Rich and Geri O'Reilly are under contract as the cackling chickens on the Kellogg's corn flakes commercial. Lucy Huston has filled Miss McCarthy's sneakers. Richard Denault has replaced Joey Chitwood as Liberty Mutual's de- molition driver. Richard Cone owns an ice-cream parlor. Eric Wells has struck oil. Billy Gordon models clothes from designer Carol Carrascois collection entitled 'Pants for the Man Who Hates to Breathe' Woman-hater John Stanley is mar- ried and the proud father of six daughters. Dotty Campbell and Joyce Chinn own a silverware shop - featuring antiques which they removed from our be- loved cafeteria. Alice Perry, Ruth Ciccui, Sheila Wallace, Beverly Ayotte, and Nancy Hall are all school teachers, who tell jokes like Mr. Kelley, scratch their noses like Mr. Hamilton, and get kids out of trouble like Mr. Gallucci. Dolores Enos, Janis Iovanna, Barbara McLain and Nancy Henderson are all successful nurses who also tell Kelley type jokes, just to needle the patients. Wayne Gardner is still wearing his orange socks, but still insists he's collegiate. Paul Bannister is Dean of Slippery Scum College, and Judy Croke owns a most successful frog hatcheryfl 'fWell, we certainly do have a star-studded class, Mr. President, and we can contribute it all to you because, after all, you were the one who always told us to smarten up at our class meetingsf' HI don,t deserve all the credit, Miss Drew. That gray-haired man over there helped us too. That's Mr. Sullivan, the famous Irish chemist. Now, the Discords, featuring Tommy Hand, Glenn Milley and Owen Marr will conclude this, our tenth reunion, with a selection which has been near and dear to all of us-our own class song, 'Louie, Louie,' after which we shall return to our regularly scheduled program. Good-night. PAUL MALATESTA 120 fbi? 10 ....-W... ......,.,.. Q m....... 7 1-J' 0 pr' 'M W. ' ,A . Q8 M ,uv 'f Fi 9, , W I .1 , K I f . , -tl 4 I if . , ... LJ 3 A K i 1 A- M 4 , 1 Y K . ,J ' I ' .. qf' A 'I -I-Pa' 4 ai' f HLSUQ' ww, 'nri'l ! 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