Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

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It is ours together. No one realizes more than your President that success will depend in large measure upon the priceless legacy you carry away from these halls: the knowledge you have won hereg the stronger and more certain faith in yourselves that has been born here. The White House june, 1967 1' Table of Contents , h K .,-7 Faculty and Administration 5 Sports I 3 i 'i W i A v gf 'i i J A 'Vt' ' 'Q--sq 1 if-A T, A A . . . aoot Activities 25 Senior Activities 35 1 ' wg, Y 1 S Seniors 63 2 i 'N in i, 'f 'l?'i I was 5 1 In sincere appreciation, we, the class of 1967, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Roger Breakey. For the past two years he has selflessly aided us in planning our future. For each one of us he has been truly concerned and always available. XVe will all remember him as a friend. ilu QHPIIIUYIEIUI Halvrrv 551111111 if mba iiirrqhi 4? F - O 'Q HIE-favs EITIIFSP mfmdnllg ll p J W fm ,w lu A 1 U Q i 1 F i 1 E 1 1 1 -ng--KK ix M n fs yy' fuk wx n. msg, , ,, H0111 k M Q To the Class of 1967: -. I Q5 The School Committee joins with me in extending if warmest congratulations to you on the completion of 5 i ' xi. 47' your high school program of studies. I Your class has made an enviable record for itself 3 X these past four years, and we would like to take this l i opportunity, on this very special day in your lives, to publicly acknowledge your contributions to the heritage of I Wilmington High School. Your scholastic achievement has been excellent, your conduct exemplary, and your concern for your fellow students very real and personal. Our best wishes go to each and every one of you for success as responsible citizens, as worthy home makers, and as individual human beings in the years ahead. Harold S. Shea HAROLD S. SHEA, Superintendent of Schools chool Committee 1 fm. J .I i' 1' 9 is ,fx 'H Sefzfed: Harold S. Shea, Superintendent, Robert Tadgell, Arnold Lanni, Diana Imbimbo. Standing: George Robertie, Richard Keene, William Fay jr., Walter Pierce, Assistant Superintendent. MR. McMAHON, Principal Congratulations upon your graduation from Wills mington High School! To state that your Commence- ment Day is fraught with troubled times would be an understatement, but when have we not had troubled times? The troubled times, however, will not be resolved by sit-ins, demonstrations, placards and riots,-rather, the sound application of delibera- tion, judgment and the making of new laws to- gether with the revision of existing laws. Many of the problems confronting you have been your inheritance. Others will be created by you. Their solution will depend upon your common sense, education and decision,-not by emotionalism. The future is yours-may it bring you success with fairness, decency and justice. BERNARD P. McMAHON .. Kwai. 'I' ' V it if V!! I 0' V L, .f - 5 ' T . Q5 4 l a 9, i -1 '- as w. MR. HAMBELTON, Vice Principal MR. KELLEY, Vice Principal K, ll sv' English i KJ f I l ' ,il 1-Q i L Seated: Mrs. Kaplan, Mr. Hamilton, Mrs. Horwitz, Miss I-Iellmer, Slarzdizzgx Mrs. Shea, Miss Simmons, Mrs. Cronin, Mr Gardner Mr Grecoe, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Seidler, Mrs. Elliot. Ha 7 T Sealed: Miss Halpin, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Babcock Sfafzdizzg' Mr. Duquette, Mr. Lynch, Mr. jones. 'X ,Vx .X A , .Q ,xx A ,M Sealed: Miss Dadoly, Dr. Farello, Miss Lehan, Miss Tellier. Standing' Mr. Fardy, Mr. Krey. iii , 5 --sq-g. ,,.,..L.......,.........,...a....-..... - , . , ,Iwi ! f7-'ff iii 3' 4, N .fm X , M x A 4 lilfhlvfn 'Q A X. . Seated: Miss Martinelli, Mrs. Baran, Miss Condrey. Smnding: Miss Palladino, Mrs. Schrock. ,f- I Jw IU? Seazedx Mr. Beaton, Miss LeBauer, Mr. Cogan. Szandizzg' Mr. Keady, Mr. Smiglizmi, Mr. Saarinen. H , Q f I ' I jg ig.. , Z 9 u V , 4 , JZ, Z 4.51 JL if 132, gs WF sf ,325 We 1.99111 X , J, K ,f f , .. 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Roux' Billy Walls, Hank Devlin, jack Gillis, Paul Maloney, Roland Wood, Bobby Flores, Co-Captains Rick Ely and Dick Doucette, Eddie Gillis, jimmy Cushing, Wes Kobylac, Billy Sheehan, Mike O'Rourke. Second Row: Coach Bellissimo, Bobby Barry, jimmy Tildsley, jerry Land, Danny O'Connell, jimmy Brewster, Jimmy Kennedy, Tommy Ely, Doug Keller, jimmy Moore, Allen Greene, Bob McAllister, Coach Palm. Third Roux' Billy Pickowitz, Danny LeDuc, Gary I-Iebsch, Chuckie Casey, Doug Smith, jack Irwin, Jack Burns, Eddie Harrison, Dickie Reitchel, Bobby Stewart, George Phillips, Kevin Mac Millan, Robert Quandt. 35,4 Q .- 1 , , a W 3' ,,,, V, ' if ,f ia 1 3 , ay , 0 i Jimmy Cushing STARTING LINE-UP Kfzeelizzg: Paul Maloney, Roland Wood, jack Gillis, Wes Kobylac, Rick Ely, Eddie Gillis, Mike O'Rourke, Szmzding: Billy Sheehan, Billy Walls, Bobby Flores, jimmy Cushing, Hank Devlin, Dickie Doucette, Danny O'Connell. 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'W ry is 'YV lb. iqg dl, UA. 8 4' 'I Q , - K xv, I .' .4 ' I 3-4. -aa-AUNVAU' 4 D , I ' p ,,s ifff 'Q f, ,Z L -..gs Field Hockey gmail if Kneeling: Pam Goclzyk, Pat Barclen, Paula Godzyk, Marjorie Gamble, Co-Captain, Elaine Zaverson, Co-Captain, Bonnie Gamble, Pat Silver. Sl4mdnzg.' Barbara Nelson, Donna Devine, Gretchen Platt, Miss McCarthy, Ellen Horton, Beth Emery, Jane Emery, Ann Barry. - Cross Countr . , F. . , , ut ge -. MWC, , s Q A ,- xx - x Q t it Glenn COX, Kneeling: Chris Shea, Kevin Lynch, Rick Russell, Glenn Cox, Edward Thomas, joe Morassco, Cgpmjyg Pat Moore. Szfmding: Mr. Saarinen, Charlie Arsenault, Steve Arsenault, David Knight, Frank Harrington, john Frieburg, john Wolff. I7 Boys Basketball Kzzecllzzg' Bobby Cassello, Bobby Flores, Captain Steve Donahue, Lenny Gustus, Peter Farrell. Smrzding' Mr. Gagnon, john Brown, Donnie Miller, Billy Donahue, Billy Walls, jackie Gillis, Donnie White, Coach Dicey. -cz u 133 gr I8 Basketball eerleaders ? L-R Allison Cox, Ann Cote, Linda Dolan, Susan Holbrook, Susan Winters, Chris Simard. Kneeling Captain Beth Holbrook. l. SENIORS: Ann Cote and Beth Holbrook C-3irl's Basketball Kzzeeling' Dawn Wfilliams, Connie Blomerth, Captain, Margie Gamble, Elaine Zaverson, Margaret Mac Mullin. Standing: Mgr. Barbara Harvey, Conch Dacloly, Donna Devine, Barbara Peterson, Terri Ricci, Bonnie Drew, Betty Jacobson Sandra Morrice, Martha Baker, Dottie Berger, Joanie Cushing, Mgr. Ginnie Allen. Hockey 1 afewgi .-'Q' 4 'n'lm '- ' ':'ll ' 1l:.l I 5 1 'D 1 5 D, Yagi' .Q A.. U49 .sg 4 - r -J. Fe Q. ,:'- J . 'lx 4-w .1 1 1 1 5 Kzzeelizzgn' Leo O'Connel, jimmy Brewster, John Gennetti, jimmy Cushing, Captaing Jack Irwin, Dave Trickett, Pliul Theriault. Szmzdizzg: Coach Palm, Andy Sullivan, Eddie Gillis, Doug Keller, Don Currier, Bud Clmmberlain, Gary Irwin, Paul Costain, Dennis Topping, Mr. Muir, Roland Wood. 2I Ba eball . ' 7 - --J Q.-H sc.-'I ,- 'Q' - 2- 'N 1 .a' V . x x , I I af V 'F H - W r fa: Q 'if I un r E ' .., ' f i'f 4' L R. .. r f' he , ,mb x 'i - J .Qt ,ni - .,- '-1' ',,. f'- - -.m .lf N ' ', tx' .1 -i ' my 4' . 1 ' AAT..-L, ' ' ' ' lv: xv . .w 'su ,...45..i, . - Ha..- ,- - -L Sizzing: Bobby Finney, Billy Steber, Danny O'Connell, Co-Captains Bobby Flores and Peter Farrell, Jackie Gillis, Donnie White, Eddie Gillis, Sfazzding: jimmy Brewster, Bob Madigan, Billy Harrison, Mike O'Rourke, Billy Walls, Lenny Gustus, Dave Trickett, Coach Gilligan. Nr' 'ltl 'if U-nil i4 WI fi Hi P, li 4, 1- ,L 4 X ,-- f 1 sl . ' KI' A Q 7 xr, M kia I7 '. .Ie vy- -'mi' 70-lr Y 4, V X. -oe . Y, '49 If ., iZ U-'Q . ht., Lgflfq' - .:-.-14 5- , ,YA ' 'A . -4 .. fr'-ff:-if A ' f - ' '-,ws ' ' - I '? IZ'.i lH l' 'V 'il '-F 'A'7'. 'FP-np , ft. ' 1.1 -1 -.' ' mul. ,' ' ,. Q Jn..-.3755 we + - - -. . - , -. - . 'V ' 'ju l V f 2' Q' -7.951-4 I ' -N ...A - '1-Aj... 1 f. ft: : i ' X ' ' -f J' -V. . . .,.:gQf. ' 1' Q. J' ,A V- , V . ,Vt ,m,,, 1 - ' if 'lv -lt. ...K C0-Cfzpffzizz Bobby Flores, Coach Gilligan, C0-Captain Peter Farrell 22 Track '33 Q '1- Q9 'L' :Of Y -on X 1 41+ 3 JQ 'Dix IG. V, ,. u ' -dv Q3 ff-'-f,, ----i-tg,4--- Kam X ii, Q . 4 ' ,i 9 I fqvfn , 1 ', f ' 1 cf-:fy 436 El ACU pf' !!x Firfz Roux' Paul Maloney, Roland Wood, Dickie Doucette, Glenn Cox, Dave Boeri, Mr. Muir, Serozzd Row: Andy Sullivan, Paul Zaverson, George Phillips, Mike Wright, John Friberg, Mr. Carr. Third Razr: john Vlfolff, Robert Stanley, Mark Wincliell, Rick Russell, Frank Harrington, Robert Quandt. Foznrb Roux' Hank Devlin, John Hanrahan, Danny Ballou, joe Morasco, Buddy Turner. C0-Cfzptaifz Glenn Cox, Mr. Muir, Mr. Carr, C0-Cfzpffzifz Dickie Doucette 23 Softball ..t ,L 1 . A ,A M -'fa 1 - gg? ff... u ,.. .. - s. r 1fA ? ?5'.f eft . . . but not forgotten ACTI ITIES Y if 1 ,af ,mwah sw L 4 , . wiv , LM ,,z -,ig . , ' E54 ig, 5 Q by ' KEY ' 1 aff? s N' I 'A M A z at Q ff' s .Ik 6-nk . ff, X ffl.: , ., I x 5461? Q, if fi - Q if Band vi 1 1 'W' P A -f,fM Q ,,f 4 a m r S :Ami T-'Q-it 5-Y' 1wmu.w.w.'ff' 1- - f - ...H-..' 'f .. Rau' 1: Cynthia Enos, Robin Reese, Anne Bovits, Eddie Cuoco, Gerry Land, Chuckie Gilbert, Diane Mirisola, Susan Gilbert, Louise Berkle, Debby Dayton. Row 2: Al Graceffa, David Molone, Chuckie Mclnnis, john Cuoco, Steven White, Bobby Hand, Kathy johnson, Nedra Rhodes, David Paulsey, David Langley, Paula Cone. Rau' 3: Pat Silvers, Phillip Krey, john Robertson, Frank Harrington, David Mason, Paul Kelly, Donald Hill, Mark Ames, Susan Keane. Row -1: Bobby Cuoco, Barry Kennedy, joseph Stone, Gretchen Platt, james Williams, David Bodenstein, Barbara Nelson, Wayne Aruda, Carl Schiavone David MacEachern. Row 5: Andy Gianino, Shirley Dawson, Peggy Martin, Gail Bannister, jill Dunlap, Mary Caile, Tom O'Hare, David Winters, Philip Krey. Rau' 6: Paul Mason, Walter Carney, Shem Krey, Angelia Riccelli, Kenny Foberg, Angelo Morlani, Tommy Silvers, John Laquidara, Larry Perry, jimmy Moore. , -5 4 1 J . L -' .2'-'UNI , l k' 1' fit Y YJ 5 '. i fn ' ' V ,T .,,. , , ,. i t . fl Q-husk! ,igq -ti Q AM ' 1 I . . Q , s 1 9 Ri-'AC' 'P ek. . ' ' ' t.f rl, ers, e.a, aar:,, A 4, .ghtsrm ,bkry a 'e - ' 'L Q -, - V A 5'-.Y1 V! I ' '. -' - AA - 'gift 2 5-a..,., ' ' 0 q l A ' r-r-H--: fu' 4 gig I A' ' L X- r ' 1 ' 9 'A A' 'W' ' 1' 'S 2 . We ' - ' V , l li 1 I ' 1 . , ,Y i aus, ,y-,1x.v,'f,,t.Q..,Qfsx.g' L ..,q,-.,5,w ..,,M- ..1Q', ' '-if i ' 5 lY,,i5Q,vf3 'Q f'4ff.?i'f1,s57f?,i' if,'gQ:,i,rf f,',2'j:1T,f ' ifrfi- JC'1j.,..,t fc- ,' ,-' , V E lt, , 4 ,ir :?v,,.j,?,, V .5-tif:,,lz3?fg7::'5f,av,gg,mt ,jg vifami. 1-iii - il 5 ,L c if ef 1,-fifQ.Li 1- Q fr .fel V P - ' a- f ,V i ' ' 43, f in ' rzf f 1:5432 g Q - -- 'il' , ,, i i -- exe! i 4 . ,- P . . 6 fr R ,4 , Q f 2' i 'Q . e. 2-- a 6 A 2 - . f'. , ,.. I, 3-It 'gl If V J tx lf 1 .' f ff, 4 i, 'Q ol i N Q: S DLA ,Q t sn t if 'L L. .lie . . f A -V ,-j:+,- . y ,p M f ' 1 I,' .,i,,, ,, ,im I 26 Chorus I I s il E, r 5, Y t Q I 45 gr 'tx A' -of , Seazed: Karen Sevener, Denise Carter, Ann Robertie, Rita jones, Sandra Smith, Robbin Reese, Sandra Rowland, Marcia Grey, Edith Young, Cynthia Enos Row 2: Linda Sullivan, Linda Arsenault, Debby Dayton, Nancy Forrest, Cathy Cone, Elaine Dahl, Charleen Gunn, Betty Szadis, Row 3: Margaret Godfrey, Stephen Hull, Barry Levas, Bill Downs, Jon Savage, Tom Carter, Stephen XX'hite , 'E 3 C 'f t O I' S Ji in 'I . 'a I1 i O V sv if n 1 Q 'W rmlnsm..,:' - ' ., S Doris Luminello, Marilyn Boudreau, Andrew Petto, Albert Cuoco, Ralph johnson, Debra Russell, Mr. Gardner. l VR, lg Sealed: Diane Houle, jo-Anne Tierney, Dawn Williams, Paula Dunlap, Mike O'Rourke, Marilyn Boudreau, Andrew Krey, Susan Keene, XWendy Evans. Sm1m'ing.- janet Witham, Susan Berrs, Kathy Filipowitz, Margorie Gamble, Philip Krey, Andy Petto, Dave Boeri, Mrs. Lewis, Advisor. ,X Sealed: Louis Kleynen, Wes Kobylac, Bobby Cuoco, Andrew Krey, john Harniltong S'mnding.' Andy Gianino, Mr. jones, Advisor, Richard Lyford, Dave Boeri. Science Club Fin! Row: Jeanne Laquidara, Diane Scaro, Tanis Moody, Andrew Krey, Wayne Aruda, Ralph Whitney, Angela Riccelli, Serond Row: Miss Tellier, Advisor, Celia Pushee, Thomas Silvers, Terry Silvers, David Knight, Cecil Lancaster, Ann Blaisdell, Mr. Krey, Advisor. Third Row: Phillip Krey, David Norton, Doug Maccallum, John Hamilton, Charles Funk, Richard Lyford, Michael Kelley. Math League ff'-in WW Fim Row: Andy Gianino, Beth Emery, Dawn Williams, Jo-Ann Tierney, Mariory Gamble, Marcella Gubellini, Angela Riccelli, Susan Keene, jane Emery, Robert McAllister. Second Row: Miss Halpin, Advisorg Bruce Baron, Andy Petto, John Wolff. Al Cuoco. Barry Levas, Charlie Funk, Dick Ely, Harold Ten Huisen, Paul Kritterg Tlzird Row: Don Phinney, Jerry Land, Gary Nelson, Ed Thomas, Mike O'Rourke, Ron Thomas, Richard Lyford, Billy McDonough, David Knight. 4 3 1 5 sci llhl ffufrllfrjlili' . .ffl l 1 ,V if Q, l I , 4 y ,,,f,. K ...,.. ,i F V i. ' r A r 4. .44 Firrf Roux' Diane Johnson, Carolee Laughton, Deborah White, Marcia Cram, President, Vita Sinapoli, Vice President, Connie Blomerth, Nancy Bryant Second Row: Miss Kulisich, Advisor, Nancy Miller, Janet Robbins, Nancy Forrest, Lynn Ellsworth, Linda Chase, Third Roux' Linda Campos, Joanne Miller, David Maison, Rick Russell, Michael Kaszynski, Susan Phillips, Carolyn Cosman. 5 'Q ug lf 'lfi is ,J W af- Q 2- , g 1 2 5 7 4 3 ,z i 5 ,Ik E 4 were Firrz Rouf: Carol De Stafano, Linda Sullivan, Carol McMillan, Dolly Muir, Sylaina Kemp, Joyce Mac Iver, Janice McLean, Ann Hyland. Second Row: Miss Spang, Advisor, Janice Fielding, Patricia Graves, Blanche Hanley, Maureen Gunn, Karen Lautz, Nancy Miller, Third Roux- Clare Haas, Carol McMelville Kathy Lounsbury, Kerry O'Rourke, Sharon Mahoney, Linda Kirby, Peggy Mahoney. :fi Student Council erin Y -..,...., Sealed: Leslie Meads, Susan Beers, Wesley Kobylak, Presidentg Darlene Bryn, Slmzdingq Andy Gianino, Anne Barry, Chris Luken, Faye Beville, Bob Barry, Al Couco, Harry Landers, Joni johnson, Mr. Grant, Advisor. 'f U 8 I1 I Seated: Angela Ricelli, Andrew Petto, Marilyn Boudreau, Andrew Gianino, David Boeri Sfmzdizzg' Michael Kaszynski, john Brown, Michael O'Rouke, Wendy Evans, Andrew Krey, Mr. McMahon. i Fin! Row: Martha Mac Iver, Jeanne Laquidara, Debbie Harlow, Celeste Bradley, Linda Bradley, Sandra Daley, Mary Ann De Stefano. Sammi Rauf: Susan McLean, Rena Hamilton, Susan Martin, Cheryl Lester, Nancy Forrest, Suzanne Spiris. 'wr 3 S . O' Firfz Row: Elaine Zaverson, Linda Evans, Chris Anderson, Sandy Farmer, Mr. Shiere, Advisor. Second Rory: Elaine Smith, Beverly Smith, Linda Kirby, Lulu Bridges, Beverly Bryant, Margaret MacMullen, Roberta McLaughlin. V , i 1 1 . I lx Q .L .. xx' U t U I' S U I' S E S Clara Boydon, Sharon Maloney, Leslie Russo, Mrs. Martin, fadvisorj I 3 3 Q Seated: Linda Russo, Anne Ross, Janet Witham, Morey, advisor, Linda Holbrook, Linda Sullivan, ag' 5 Cr 1 - nf 9 ' 9 L: 2 n E' file sf Richard Lyford, Danny O'Connell, Glenn Cox, Daniel Lyons, Lorraine Kenney, Ianice Gunn, Caroline Kenney, Sandra Nickerson, Katherine Fillipowiitz, Donna Kirby, Diane Scaro, Tanis Moody, Luci Gionfriddo, Gretchen Platt, jane Emery, Elyse Waller, Barbara Nelson, Beth Ellen Robbins, Ann Robertie, Louise Berkle, Pam Hadfield, Diane Houle, Jeanne Laquidara, Angela Ricelli, Andy Petto, William Meagan, Cathy Cone, Leslie Russo, Mrs. Aldrich, advisor, Allison Cox, Susan Winters, Joyce Maclver, Linda Thebeau. t 1 i A it i L 'tel g 11 E , . 5423 , L 5 .4 ? L ' D 0 ' U 3 Q . ii l f Y. p ls 2 r C , it l sy 1 ff' L 6 N A, , t , r W- . 1.- .. X Karen Sevener, Marilyn Boudreau. Standing: Mr. Margaret Funk, Leslie Russo, Edith Young. C ss Qfficers U I1 I O I' S Pl Fran McLean, Treasurerg Mr. Hanson, Advisorg john Woodbury Presidentg Barbara Nelson, Vice President. A ' 'Wl'TfmfffTfi..,ascL5.,u ........T- V M C: xx 1 Q ' K i Q V Q . '37 W imma N 8 43' M522 L is V y S f. is Gary Warford, Treasurerg Charlie Southmayd, Secretaryg jerry Land, Vice Presidentg Eddie Gillis, Presidentg Miss LeBauer, Advisor. 1 FD I I 'l r 7 . Q49. LH , wi! . '-j-W---..w,,.....,,,.,:..,. ..,.-- 7-nf ' x V V . ,, ,. 33 mm , . , . ., ,f we wq,4,.,, 'f uf? 'i, ., N ,. A 6 , A, ,. --.W-. ,, f' ' rr . H ' , wr ' - f J wa, :lgff 1 :Y 'in f .gf -A -f.,-1 U 1' f W .flea -,, 29gf4. ,I M., A :sf-J 62 ' L. W . -' . Miss Kazalski, Advisorg Joyce Mac Iver, Presidentg Peggy Mahoney, Secretaryg Kathy johnson, Vice Presidentg Marcia Carbone, Treasurer. Superlatives SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Prefidefzt: .................... Dave Boeri Vice-P1'e5idem'.' . . . . . . Andy Giannino Trea5m'er.' ...... . . . Billy Kennedy Secrem1'y.' . . . .... Janice Robbins . ,A , my 1 x -Q 36 I E- ., W I 4 I-' 4 li, 'jnmu 1 lu ' , ' ' ' : V V' A ' - 4 441' Q M , 1 .' . r sd ..-. 4, pafliul s A 1 CI 1 , 1. Y. ,fn I 51 Hx '14 53 fx l i Us Bef! Atbletex-Bobby Flores and Marjorie Gamble Mr. and Min W.H.S.-Martha Maclver and Dicky Dou- cette -. vs Q 2 5 li f 0 x 1 , f 6 N . , Xi I Clam PalJ- Sharon Aberle and janet Perq' Bef! Bllifd-Artie Bureau Rick Ely and Mike 0'R0ufke BE!! Figlife-J211'1iCC RObbif1S .ii i i i I i ll 6 1 iv- Nifefl Smile-Martha Maclver and Bobby Finney Q 5 Q , 2 1 5 i X if f X Hg.. . , - :w te' ' vga Beit Dreffed--Bobby Flores and Janet Perry -156 2 4 1' Mart Vemztile-Dave Boeri and Marjorie Gamble i ! I RIBUI -I E L Moi! Likely to Succeed-Dave Boeri and Dawn Williams 37 ali! I I .Ill Y !lll5.14.l-1v1, 14 ru E a H in, 1'f3h'qf I 0 f' af 5 wwf' Q ' , .ww-ff- a M051 Studiom-Dawn Williams and Andrew Krey a . a 5 4 , 2 Qzzieleyt-Edith Young and Thomas Magee fi Y' X v 1 1 w v V558 ' .142 X Aynrra xi i f ,V 'AW , . X uv , , V' 1. ' li 'SKI gm Sleepieft-Pat Chinappi and Lenny Gustus a If H ,,.l fl ,, W 3 ' 'vh- jia af ,J ' Q V 1 v-,.4 - , Moy! Talkatizfe-Dave Boeri and Martha Land 38 , .Nh I iz! ,gi-yt -N--7 ,. f 4 ,..: b -if V f .x X xv! b II H otteft Temper-Didiy Doucette and Kathy Lawrence ., A Clan Su'eefbef1rl,r--Pam Mclnnis and Artie Bureau ta- 7' n 'if' Talley!-Paul Maloney Sborteft-Roberta McLaughlin Buff I3cl1ZCC'7'.f+MLlffhl Lund and Lenny Gustus 'xx i, i if ,4 4- , E I t 1 . 2 I -,run-a-urn--1 --Q-111 im Wi. Beft PE1'fOlId!ffj'-JO-ADH Licari and jon Brown 8 mx Moy! Soploislimfed-Tanis Moody and Mike Kaszynski V, . ,gif .ily-xi o ffgf Elf l i- ' fd , , 'e ,. ,wav 1' 40 ....... J Q,- X .1 Beit Avfor-john Shemkus Beit Aftreff-Pa.m Phillips if Prettieyl Hair-Paul Theriault and Linda Sullivan ff5'a??'f . 4 541 X-H4 Qin Bef! Arfifis-Tunis Moody and Pete Farrell S agifff' if - X Qw- Qbc Q vfixkfar , 1 -Sf of Mei, ' 5' xr., nj, 9 i,ZN'i,-.zfW? 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I 1 Pat Chinappi, Paula Dunlap, Charlotte Guerra, Queen Diane Peterson, Dorothy Muir, Blanche Hanley, Chris Anderson, and escorts. v F The Shadow of ,L Your Smile Q by the Senior Class June I, l967 at the Colonial Country Club x.-5 ' 1 l 1 ri . 1 l Yr 'll H . V l fx-'Q b X1-7 , U , -1 Q i ,fa li? iw' ' ' 1 , A a The Q f A . 9, R. -. Q 5l Graduation RONALD WOLFF, valedictorian I96 J 5 i 1 1 i 53 Valedictor Today's teenagers are more politically minded than ever before. Hardly a day passes without newsworthy mention of another student body protest against some inequity in society. And it's good that we young people take such an interest, for many of our elders would rather not. Instead, lbey talk forever about the mess at Berkeley, ig- noring their messes in Watts, Washington, and Saigon, which we as adults will soon inherit. What is this mess at Berkeley that everyone is always talking about? It is the very same mess that we find in Greenwich Village, Harvard Square, Haight-Ash- bury, or any other center where young dissenters congregate. Granted, these hippies dress avantgardely, wear long hair-both sexes, too!-smoke marijuana, and protest frequently. But beneath this messy surface, these hippies plea that society should make love, not war. Why don't we take their advice? Today's Americans have lost sight of their ideals. Instead of treating everyone as our equal, we call others nigger , jew , little brown brother. In a world where eighty percent of the people are non-white, is this the proper attitude to take??? Fortunately, many of today's teenagers think not. While our B-52's rain death and destruction on Vietnam, thousands of idealist students are teaching poor illiterates throughout the world to read and write, as well as helping them to grow and build schools and youth centers. In California five hundred Berkeley students devote six hours a week to tutoring West Oakland Negroes, others will help the Job Corps effort this summer. So this is the mess at Berkeley? America's youth has assumed more than its share in socially uplifting the world's indigent. We have also taken political stands that are neither safe nor popular. We reject the way in which our Negroes have been forced to live in substandard housing, attend substandard schools, receive substandard wages. People still wonder why we have riots at Hunters Point, in Watts, and in Harlem, when the Black Panthers marched into California's Senate Chamber, everyone was shocked. But how would we react after a life in Roxbury as second class citizens??? Tbir is a mess that our generation must clean up . The war, too, is our business. Most of the troops in Vietnam are teenagers, and many from this graduating class will find themselves there, if the war does not end soon. Not all of the soldiers support our cause, as evidenced by the many letters sent home by our fighting privates. In answer to these pleas, teenagers have marched against the draft and the war throughout the nation. Too often, though, youth forms the majority of such demonstrations, as at San Francisco's Kezar Stadium, where we composed seventy five percent of the 70,000 present. And too often does our government ignore these protests, insisting that the consensus of popular opinion sup- ports the war. Many have also refused to bear arms, preferring to perform more humani- tarian services in a 1-0 status, working in military hospitals stateside. These conscientious objectors have therefore been called selfish and unpatriotic, and many have been severely reprimanded. This, in a country where the whole essence is that we do only those things that we voluntarily select to do. As for the other messy legacies willed to us, America's youth has shown an honest desire to clean them up, too. In fact, many adult legislators validly argue that eighteen- year-olds should be enfranchised, because we show more concern about world affairs than do our parents! Already one out of every two Americans is under twenty five. Although our present national leaders represent the older segment of our population, I hope that we'll see a younger government before the century's end. So it remains to us, our nation's future adults, to ensure that the hippies' plea to make love, not war does not go unheeded. When we cease claiming conscientious objector status in the wars on poverty and against discrimination, lloezz we can call ourselves true Americans. By fulfilling this goal, we will make a better world for ourselves and our posterity. RONALD WOLFF Salutator Reverend Clergy, Mr. Shea, Mr. McMahon, members of the school committee, teachers, parents, invited guests, fellow classmates: I am very honored to welcome you, on behalf of the class of 1967, to our graduation ceremony. We have had twelve memorable years of schooling-learning and working to the best of our ability-in preparation for this moment. The Bible says, A man's wisdom makes his face shine. I am sure you will agree as you gaze at our graduating class. We are grateful to those who have given us knowledge. To our parents and teachers we owe much, for they have helped mold our convictions and ideas. The words of the wise heard in quiet are better than the shouting of a ruler among fools, reads Ecclesiastes. And so we have been guided by the words of the wise. We have learned many good things from you. But we have also heard theories on brotherhood and love, while simul- taneously seeing very different ones practiced. A modern songwriter aptly observed: Hate your next-door neighbor, but don't forget to say grace. Some people are hypocrites. They seem to believe loving your neighbor is for the other fellow. Our generation is developing a new set of standards and trying new ideas. This generation is candid, open, critical. We find fault with the trend to thinking great thoughts and doing nothing about them. The majority of us are optimistic, idealistic. We are ready to cure society's ills, improve man, and obtain peace-but not at the cost of freedom. Perhaps, as we have been told, experience will dull our enthusiasm. But each of us, I am sure, has his own plan to improve the world, in his own way, be it large or small. We, the class of '67 have great plans for the world. May I borrow the words of a wonderful song: Move over sun, and give us some sky We've got some wings, we're eager to try, We may not be known, but wait till we've flown, You're gonna hear from us. DAWN WILLIAMS That we, the members of the class of 1967, of Wilmington High School, in the County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being of sound and dis- posing mind and memory, desire to have this, our last will and testament, read and executed upon our passing from the world of petty homework assignments, in-school suspension, term papers, physics lab reports, sociology classes disguised under the name of Problems of Democracy, commando gym classes, and Mr. Kelley's sick jokes into the college, military, or business world. FIRST: To our teachers and principal we leave our familiar excuses for being tardy and our argumentive ideas. Ken Foberg regretfully returns the leadership of the High School band to Mr. Graceffa. Marcia Cram leaves the Senior Class Play scenery to Mr. Eager, Physics 402 leaves Miss Farello a spy-glass. All of Coach's gym classes leave him a four-year hitch in the Marines. Betty Szadis leaves Miss Kalil a new typewriter, and Steve White leaves her a stack of Dean Martin albums. The Senior Class leaves Ronnie Wolff's hair locks to Mr. McMahon. Leslie Meads leaves Mr. Kelley eight more years of teaching math to Meadses, and Dawn and Joanne leave him a roll of lifesavers and one lunch table for anyone else who has to eat math for lunch. The members of Chemistry 301 who graduated to Physics 401, leave Miss Dadoly a bag of clean dirt and a book entitled, How to Make Glam. Marilyn Boudreau leaves her all our winning softball games this year. Betsy Hodgkins leaves Miss Lehan two female dumpy-winged fruit flies. Steve White leaves Mr. Cogan a mature diploma. Betsy Hodgkins leaves a marijuana plant for Mr. Cogan's Problems of Democracy classes, and Wendy Evans leaves Mr. Cogan a booklet entitled, Immalzzre Adults or True Love at Sezfezzfeen. Physics 402 leaves Miss Tellier a Corvette. Dawn and jo leave Miss Tellier a Happy Christmas or April Vacation, depending, and john Knowl- ton leaves one-way tickets to Siberia for all the faculty. SECOND: To the future seniors: Donna Hillier leaves all the gossip acquired over the lunch tables during the last four years. Mrs. Webber's seniors leave all their special work to the future seniors. Maureen Kasiznski leaves all the future senior girls' gym classes to Miss McCarthy. Blanche Hanley leaves all the bulletins for the new seniors to do. The Senior Class leaves to the future seniors a slightly used guidance counselor, Mr. Breakeyg and Dickie Doucette leaves all the fun and good times. The seniors who went on the UN trip leave a road map to New York, and the hope of a maturely organized and punctual field trip next year. THIRD: To specific individuals: Andy Gianino leaves his old Indian feathers and tomahawk to Mike O'Rourke, and to Maureen Kelly one walky-talky. He also leaves his never-used English notebook to Sheila C. for her to both take notes as well as write them. Betty Szadis leaves her sister all the fun she can have in the next three years. Beth leaves Susan all of the unpaid checks in Friendly's. Arthur Lloyd leaves Susan Keane locker number 940. Martha also leaves jerry a few more years of school. Dolly Muir leaves her homeroom and Mr. Fardy to her brother Ralph, and also Lauris and Mary Ellen. Marjorie leaves next year's championshiplgirls. basketball team in the capable hands of Bonnie Drew and Dottie Berger. Pat Chinappi leaves Frani her homeroom seat in 102. Deborah Curtis leaves Dogma Fagonli lpne ' ' t . ert whole gym suit. Don Currier leaves locker number three to jim rews er o Cuoco leaves solo clarinet to Angela Riccelli. Wayne Christopher leaves Mr. Sh1CliC'S zero seat to Bill Mutchler. Phyllis DeCosta leaves to Darleen Bryn a green rabbits f t. ce Field leaves to her sister, jan, all her well-used gym clothes 'and,her biiiineisybooks. Linda Evans leaves to her cousin, Sheila, all her jolly times in business classes with the girls. Lynn Fielding leaves her sister, Janice, all her business - C ass iWiII teachers and her shorthand book. joan MacDonald and Donna Dailey leave their un- finished lab experiments to Miss Dadoly. Betsy Hodgkins leaves her temper to Elise, and a sugar cube to Gary Belofsky. Sandra Iensen leaves to Beverly Wagstaff, one gym suit and Wilmington High. jo leaves her invisible sneakers to Patti. Connie leaves her seat on the bench and her seat in drafting to Martha Baker. Martha Maclver leaves the many fun-filled days to her sister Joyce. FOURTH: To whom it may concern: Betsy Bowser and Cindy Case leave their bunsen burner for Mr. Krey's chemistry class to any two deserving sophomore girls. Elaine Zaverson leaves all her broken hockey sticks and bruises to next year's field hockey team. Martha Maclver leaves rather unwillingly the honor of cheering for the greatest football team ever. jay Balser leaves the Chemistry Lab in one piece. All the AGP math students leave their new booklet, Hou' to Lfzfrgla at rl Kelley fake W'ifla0z1l Ezwz Crying, to all prospective math students. Mike Kaszynski leaves his twenty-seven suits and one ball point pen. The girls on the first table at second lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays leave their cherished gossip to anyone who has someone to talk about. Richard Kennedy leaves twenty-four dollars for a new cafe table. Judy Irwin leaves her worn out vocal cords and lots of worries to next year's cheerleading captain. Sandy Farmer and Linda Evans leave Mrs. Webber to anyone in need of a grandmother. John Lacey leaves his gym suit to a lucky freshman. Kathy Lawrence and Margeret MacMullin leave two banana splits to be collected from Miss Dadoly to any two deserving softball players. Paul Maloney leaves his bottle of excedrin to the football team. Tom Silvers leaves 100 pounds of fat, suitable for frying, to-be divided up evenly among anyone who wants it. Also, he leaves a complete wardrobe with a forty-four inch chest, a forty-five inch waist, and a twenty-nine inch leg. lim Cushing leaves football shirt number fifty to anyone who thinks he can fill it. English 401 leaves its battle to read any English book without a note from Mommy, The seniors in homeroom 103 leave Mr. Grecoe to any patriotic souls. Dawn, Wendv. and Marjorie leave their booklet, 101 Lfzrt Minnie French Skirt, to next year's French classes. Angie Morlani leaves one used bari sax in good condition, plus 1,552 ball point pens, pencils and other writing implements. Roberta McLaughlin leaves a gym suit to whoever can fit into it. Dolly Muir leaves her dark auburn hair dye to anyone who wishes to use it. She also leaves her many excuses for getting out of gym class. Leo O'Connell leaves his hockey shirt to the next goalie who can fill it, and he also leaves all of his calm moments in a thimble. The senior girls in Type 301 leave room 206 in a hurry. Billy McDonough leaves his job at Sweetheart Plastics. Bob Hand leaves his girl- friend, Kathy, to all the eyes of Wilmington High. Wayne Aruda leaves one over- used, but very good, Italian Band Director. Marilyn Boudreau leaves to all Mrs. Baran's future French students, her cold classroom. The senior football players leave next year's team a great and exciting year. Ronnie Thomas leaves the chess set in Room 202 to anyone with the ambition to start another chess club. Stuart Neilson and Billy Hudson leave all their stink bombs to anyone who can use them without getting caught. Linda Kirby leaves the second half of her Driver Ed. course to anyone who can stand it. Carol Laughton leaves the jewelry she lost to the finders. Wesley Kobylak leaves much to be done. In conclusion, the whole class leaves as Ciuickly as possible. We hereunto set our hand and seal to this, our last will and testament, on this fourteenth day of May A. D. 1967. WENDY EVANS gi' it rf' ' A gs, . 1 . ssay Robert Burns once said, An educated man stands as it were in the midst of zz bofzzzdleff arsenal and magazine, filled with all the weapons and engines which man's skill has been able to devise from the earliest time. After twelve years of public education we have acquired the basic tools with which to build our futures. Some will put these skills and knowledge to immediate use while others will continue their education in the hope of becoming more proficient in a particular field. Our progressive world demands such a foundation upon which the individual can build and grow with our constantly changing society. This framework allows us to branch out into more specialized fields and perfect one aspect of our arsenal. This individual, no matter what his skill or profession, in some way contributes to the growth of our society. The construction of a house, for example, requires the combined talents of many people. The architect who designs the struc- ture may have some wonderful ideas, but blueprints are value- less without someone to transfer his ideas into something tan- gible. Carpenters, painters, and electricians are among the more obvious people involved in the construction of the house. But who cut and treated the wood the carpenter uses, who developed the weather resistant paint, and who was involved in the assembly of the electrical circuits? Too often we only give credit to people like the architect and don't stop to consider the host of others who contributed to the materializa- tion of his blueprints. True, he had the basic plan, but from there it was taken out of his hands, depending solely on the skill of others for its completion. Specialization has become more and more evident in recent years. In order to be a well-rounded person, however, it is necessary to have a wealth of general knowledge. Each suc- ceeding senior class is exposed to more knowledge than the previous class, as schools try to keep the pace with advances in our modern world. In closing I would like to paraphrase a quote from Socrates. There is only one good, knowledge, and only one evil, igzzorfzlzref' MARJORIE GAMBLE P 0 C ss Histor In September 1964, we entered Wilmington High School as freshmen. Under the direction of Mr. Shea, we elected officers. Robert Marchant was elected president of our class with David Boeri as vice-president, Pat Chinappi as secretary, and Andrew Gianino as treasurer. Louis Kleynen and Wesley Kobylak were elected to the Student Council. The next fall, under the leadership of Mr. Shea, we elected David Boeri president, Andrew Gianino vice-president, Janice Robbins secretary, and Michael Caira treasurer. The newly elected sophomore Student Council members were Leo O'Connell, Bill Kennedy, and David Boeri. Our first dance, 'Santas' Shindig, featuring the Playboys was an outstanding success. We left in Iune with close to one thousand dollars in the treasury. The top ranking sophomoresa-XYfendy Evans, Andrew Krey, Dawn Williams, David Boeri, and Malcolm Merenda-were awarded plaques at an assembly in june. Wfe returned as juniors with a new advisor, Miss Halpin. The slate of Officers differed only in that Martha Land was elected treasurer. In November, our annual Thanksgiving dance, entitled Gobble-a-go-go with the Crestriders proved to be a great success. On April 25th the long awaited junior Wfeek began. Our first activity was the banquet on Monday night. This was followed by a softball game at 6:00 a.m. Tuesday. Dress-up day was on Wednesday and finally, after a quiet Thursday, Wfilmington exploded on Friday with a Crazy Day Parade down Church Street under police escort with Kenny Foberg and company providing entertainment from a pick-up truck. Under the direction of Miss Sharp, the junior Variety Show was quite successful with Michael Caira as Master of Ceremonies. just one week later, the junior Prom, entitled Isle of the Golden Dreams was held in the gym. jo-ann Licari and others worked many weeks making decorations for this event. Also during our busy junior year, Wilmington High School held its first annual Student Government Day program. Flected to the Board of Selectmen were Wesley Kobylak and Michael O'Reilly. Michael Caira was selected as Town Manager. Diane Peterson, Betsy Hodgkins, Marilyn Boudreau, Ronald Wolff, and Michael Kaszynski took five of the six positions for the School Committee. The Student Council also held their elections and the successful junior candidates were janet Witham, Betsy Hodgkins, Connie Blomerth, and Wesley Kobylak. After three successful years as underclassmen, we entered once again into the halls of Wilmington High as Seniors. Under the direction of Miss Halpin again we elected officers. David Boeri, Andrew Gianino, and janice Robbins were all re-elected to their offices. A new treasurer, William Kennedy, was elected. Our two dances, the Halloween dance featuring the Five Beats and the Valentines Day Massacre were more than great successes. Our Senior Class Play, You Can't Take It With You, proved to be one of the biggest successes ever. Mr. Hamilton did a fabulous job of directing the play. A yearbook committee was founded early in the year, and John Brown was elected editor. In the Second Annual Student Government Day Program, members of the class of 1967 again won the majority of positions. The members of the Board of Selectmen, all seniors, were Andrew Gianino, Andrew Krey, Paul Maloney, Ronald Wolff, and Michael O'Rourke. john Brown was appointed Fire Chief, Mike Kaszynski Police Chief and David Boeri as Town Manager. Seniors on the School Committee were Wfendy Evans, David Winters, and Marilyn Boudreau. john Brown was also elected to the State Stu- dent Government Day which was held in Boston. Our Senior Prom entitled, The Shadow of Your Smile, was held at the Colonial Inn in Wakefield on june 1, 1967. Mr. Graceffa and his orchestra provided the enter- tainment. Our last class function before graduation was our Senior Banquet on june 8, 1967 at Wilmington High School Cafeteria. Our graduation was held on the football field on Wilmington High School on june 11, 1967, at 4:00 p.m. And as we have completed our final year at Wilmington High School some leave with regret, some with fond memories, while others leave happily. MARILYN BOUDREAU The class of '67 didn't learn anything about valueseor maybe we didn't teach them enough about values, said Mr. Shea rather disgruntledly as he swished the wallpaper brush around in the paste pail. Yeah, replied Mr. McMahon, XX!hat did we ever do to them to make them take this kind of revenge? Didn't our P.O.D. classes explain to them how to use the right to vote? Sure, but that class never listened, 'member? Oh well, they had it all figured out, answered Mr. McMahon. I guess Boeri and Gianino were a strong combination. It was their organization that acquired the block vote to lower the salaries of the administration. So here we are-hanging wallpaper, no less-to earn enough money to make ends meet. It doesn't make cents ! Imagine Werady' Evans and Marilyn Budreau on the school committee, what dyna- mos ! said Mr. Shea still swishing the wallpaper brush around. I could have told you they'd be like that five years ago, said Mr. McMahon. People are really predictable aren't they? Somehow we knew that Artie Lloyd, Paul Farrell, Tom Park, Bob McPheeters and joe Giddings, along with Bill Lowell, Daniel Mein, Mike Barry, Dave Fox, Bob Madi- gan, and Anthony Tedesco were cut out for the armed services. Imagine voting by absentee ballot! Doug Prosser, Willter Perrault, and Sonny McKay were able to vote in person, anyway. They were AWOL! WOL1ldH,t you know it. The girls who got married-Nancy Rowland, Barbara Traill, Suzanne Coy, Lynn Fielding, Linda Lawrence, Chris Anderson, and Gail Brabant, and Cathy Roberson-all persuaded their husbands to settle in Vifilmington 'til at least this November. Joanne, Jimmy and Michael are doing fine, but unfortunately Joanne is wearing the pants in the house: she told Jimmy how to vote! Beth Holbrook is happily married and has four kids, but they are all a little sick of having ice cream for breakfast, lunch and supper! John Knowlton and Wfalter Drew voted during the five minute break!!! Boeri won the selectman's seat by a close margin. Caira, his opponent received threat- ening support from those Sons of Italy. Their secretaries Sharon Aberle and Cathi Anderson counted the ballotsg therefore, I asked for the recount, and those other efficient secretaries-Chris Luken, Phyllis DeCosta, and Diane DelRossi assisted by Donna Daily, Roberta McLaughlin, Rebecca Baker, Martha Anderson and Maryanne Ethier-recounted for us. Bill MacDonough, Bill Hudson, and Richard Ely formed their own construction company already worth a few million. The bridge they built over the railroad on Shaw- sheen Avenue collapsed after Mark Peters drove his truck over it. Those lawyers-would you believe it-Wfes Kobylak, Andy Giannino, and Bob Cuoco managed to prove that construction was OK. They couldn't help it if the cardboard got wet!! Steven Barry and Roger Mitchell, other engineers, went to Italy to see what they could do about the Tower of Pisa! Css Prophecy Martha Land is teaching Latin in a high school near here. The class produced many teachers+Marjorie Gamble, Cindy Case, Dave MacFachern, Nancy Wfeinberg, and Karen Sevener. David Winters, Andrew Krey, Linda Sullivan, Edith Young, Peggy Funk, and Marilyn Boudreau are also making youngsters miserable somewhere! They say that Wfayne Drew and Jimmy Cushing have a real Coach Bellissimo-Mr. Murphy system worked out in Tewksburyf' Turn down that radio, Mr. McMahon, and stop thinking about that band that Ken Foberg leads. There you go again, pasting the wrong side of the wallpaper! The music sounds good though, huh? That's probably Bobby Hand on the drums or could it be Sonia? Morlani plays a beautiful oboe in this piece. XVould you believe we even had a few scientifically inclined students. Ralph XVhit-' ney, though, had a few problems: he broke so many test tubes' he now blows glass! Tom Silvers is Avco's most effective nightwatchman-he has his arsenal there! Bob lflores was discouraged by calculus in college and is now working with the cemetery depart- ment trying to figure out how to keep the grass from growing so fast so he can take time off from mowing to see Judy. Richard Norton and Wfayne Aruda are physicists. But Wayine found out that physics just wasn't physics without a Tellier around! He gave it up and is now giving karate lessons at Humpty Dumpty School. Ulohn Brown organized an excellent fire department. Witla Leo O'Connell as first lieutenant, they have declared chemical warfare on the fires in the high schools bathrooms! Arthur Bureau and Kevin Carney fly a helicopter around town to report to Mike Kaszynski, the Police Chief, when Robert Marchant is off his beat and behind the package store . .. Mike appointed Erwin Hanke the truant officer. l'm sure he'll know all the tricks. Peter Farrell couldn't decide between professional baseball or art. He tried out for the Red Sox, didn't make it, and now has a job painting a mural on the clubhouse wall. Connie Blomerth, Tanis Moody, Diane johnson, and Marcia Cram are still trying to figure out a way to make money without getting their hands dirty, Someone told Al Devine he was colorblind, so now he's painting the lines on the highways. Did you notice the pink one in front of the new Town Hall? Both Dave Norton and John Lacey nearly got killed making a killing on the stock market. They survived to help jimmy Duda expand his pushcart business to an inter- national fruit exchange. Dennis McCarthy pilots one of his banana boats. Tommy De- Felice, Robert Cassello, and Robert Finney trained local monkeys to help load the boats. They now have a fantastic pilfering problem! ! Did you know Tommy Magee owns this apartment house we're working in. asked Mr. McMahon. No, I didn't-ah, here is the building superintendent. Maybe he will let us take a break now, said Mr. Shea. 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' v - V, 4 -. :Q V my ,E ' ' .kv X 'f -' H-in Y ' iikibfi-' ' 'fx , .A ' '. , ' ,4 , , 1 'h .1 f 9 J ' A 1 an 1 -4 ..,.-A I i , l 8 l x.. I 12 al 5 ' ' l Y A ', ! . ' , 'ii 4 In . . 4 - . .X .. . . v V :'.-.,,,,C,n . - . , 1:-n' 4 SHARON LOUISE ABERLE Shar .. . Activities: Basketball 1, 23 Dance Com- mittee, Pep Clubg Prom Committee 3, 4 Remembers: All the great times with J.L. and C.A., pajama parties, sneaking to the girls' room after lunch, all the gossiping in the corridors, writing t I KNOW I SAW IT HERE SOIVLEPLACEH to a certain someone Pet Peeves: People who have no manners, people who are loucl just to attract attention, getting up in the morning, doing homework Ambition: To live an honest and fulfilling life and to be a success in whatever I attempt. MARTHA E. ANDERSON Schatzie I think Activities: Basket- ball 1, 2, Business Club 3g Junior Variety Showg Softball 1 Remembers: 8-3 Ambition: To graduate from W. H. S. P ...f-95' JUDITH ANN ALLARD Judy What? Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: junior Banquet Committee, junior Variety Show usherette, Pep Club 1, 23 Prom Committee, Senior Class Play Remem- bers: Miss Dadoly's lonely hearts club, summers at Hampton with Diane and Anne Pet Peeve: My brother Ambition: To marry a millionaire for love. WAYNE D. ARUDA Aroara How much does this count? Activities: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Science Club Presi- dent 4g Soccer 2, 3, 4, Remembers: The sailor on the C.Y.O. Trip to Washington . . . Pet Peeve: The stupid experiments in Physics Lab Am- bition: To become a scientist and help someone like Miss Dadoly helped me. f i,':,:'.fw.-v, .s ,f , i, Q 4 . ,-L+ ' , ' Zfitffi'-'si' A A f CATHERINE L. ANDERSON Cathi Rhat Rid Rit? Activities: Booster Driveg Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Guid- ance Secretaryg junior Banquet, junior Prom Committee: Junior Variety Showg Latin Club 2, Patron Drive, Pep Club, Ski Club Remem- bers: Ragon ralk, Hampton, L.S.'s car accident, hating L.S., p.j. parties, our cousins, B.M., jo's pack of smokes, girls' room, weekends, j.V.S., Thanksgiving week at L.S,'s, Crazy Day Parade, fad in my senior year Pet Peeves: Girls with hoop earrings, certain juniors, dull weekends Ambition: To become a teacher and to get mar- ried. DEBORAH ANN ASHWORTH Deb Ya know what? Activities: 'lil ,fl ..,,,,, 'fr , 1 J, :- ,. D 5 . A CRYSTAL E. ANDERSON Chris Who, me? Really! Is that right? Activities: Business Club: Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 4: Softball 2 Remembers: Sneaking up to the girls' room after lunch, the junior Prom Pet Peeve: Little freshmen and sophomores running around like they own the place Ambition: To get out of school, get a job and be successfully rich. REBECCA BAKER Becky Not really Remembers: Rush- Junior Variety Show Remembers: Sitting in ing to the lunch room . . . Pet Peeve: Kids gather- the Guidance Office during lunch Pet Peeve: ing in a group in the corridors Ambition: To Inconsiderate people Ambition: To live a get out of school. happy and successful life. A f. TSX '-Q ,if-, ave WNW' 'if' ADRIENNE BALDWIN Who cares? What good are ya? Ac- tivities: Basketball 3g Chorus 1, Dance Committee 2, 33 Prom Committee 5, 4, Softball 2, 5, 4 Remembers: junior Week, Crazy Day, and one certain day there wasn't any release time . . . Pet Peeve: People who look down their noses at others .. . Ambition: To graduate from nursing school. KAREN ANN BALDWIN JOSEPH BALESTRIERI Kar -- - UI dOubf if, YOU SOY 3 PfOb1CI11? -. - Joe .. . Remembers: The people in the school ACflVifif'5i DHUCC Committee 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey Pet Peeve: Wise guy clicks Ambition: To 1, 2, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- get our of this school mittee. LOOK! XVERE WINNING! 66 JAMES ALAN BALSER jay What now? Activities: Art Club, Dance Committeeg Prom Committees . . . Re- members: R.E.D. class, Prudential Life Insurance, W.H.S. food, blowing up chemistry class and Miss Dadoly, Woburn District Court, proms, going to Boston, A.L.R. Pet Peeves: 7th graders, a certain girl who would always run away when she was mad, stuck-up people Ambition: To get into conservation and wildlife, to have my wife support me, to get a good car. MARTHA BALLOU Gee whiz Activities: Chorus 1, 2, Fu- ture Nurses Club 3,45 junior Prom Committee, junior Variety Show Usherette Remembers: People always saying Come on Martha! .. . Pet Peeve: Staying after school Ambition: To become a nurse. PAUL BANGS Paul Ask me if I care! Remembers: Girl watchingg smoking in schoolg and the grand old G.I.Q's Ambition: To become an engineer or machinist. MICHAEL L. BARRY Mike Dad, can I have the car? Activities: Hockey 3, 4, junior Variety Showg Prom Committee 3, 4g Senior Class Play Remembers: My sophomore year, Hampton Beach Pet Peeves: The town of Wilmington, haircuts Ambition: To graduate and own a ski resort. STEVEN BARRY Thermo You're out of your tree! Remembers: The mad rush to lunch . . . Pet Peeve: Slow walkers in the corridor that get in the way . .. Ambition: To become an electrician. -6' W N3 'MQW THOINIAS A. BOURQUE BETSY BOWSER Tommy Remembers: Linda, my senior year Shh .. . Activities: Field Hockey 3, 43 junior Pet Peeve: Staying after school for Mr. G. Variety Show Remembers: Junior Week, Ambition: To be a traffic manager and to first year of field hockey Pet Peeve: People own aG.T.O. who talk during a movie Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. 68 Tiff' '5? , 'f',' ' f T ,-.',.1 wee -Q. H ' ' ' . PAYE BEVILLE Faye . . . Wait a minute . . . Activities: Jun- ior Prom Committee 33 Junior Variety Show, Student Council 4 . . . Remembers: Suzie Cream- cheese, elevators, a red camation, the summer of '66 Pet Peeves: Unfriendly people, people who never smile Ambition: To get a good secretarial position and to travel through the U.S. and abroad. 'Q AQ GAIL BRABANT Gigi You Kook! Activities: Bas- ketball 3, Homeroom Representative, junior Dance Committee, Softball, Yearbook Remembers: Mr. D's friendly attitude, a certain bet with the basketball team Pet Peeves: 50-minute class periods, spending long hours after school Ambition: To marry my hon and to live a suc- cessful life raising a football squad. CON STAN CE M. BLOMERTH Connie You gotta be kidding! Ac- tivities: Alpha 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Junior Variety Show, Student Council 3 Remembers: Drafting classes and girls' basketball team away games Ambition: To become an artist or draftsman and to travel the country by car with three friends. L LULU BRIDGES Candy Big charge! . . . Activities: Busi- ness Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Softball 2 Remembers: All the wild rides with K.C., M.S., and N. O'B. Pet Peeve: Mr. K's announcements after school Ambition: To be- come a bookkeeper. 'ggi' DAVID J. BoER1 Dave I-Ie can't do that to us! AC- tivities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Boys' State Delegate 3, Class President 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 1, Cross-country 1, 2, 3, Interact 2, 3, 4, junior Variety Show, National Honor Society, Senior Play, Student Council 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Remembers: Crazy Day Parade, sopho- more wars on seniors, the J.V. show, You Cm!! Take il u'iIf':1 You, arguing with Mr. McMahon . . . Pet Peeves: The great do-nothings, a janitor who took our sign .. . Ambition: To win an argument with Mr. McMahon, to become a U.S. Senator, and to succeed johnny Most. ,t .. , 2, ,. , ,-. 1 , z V ' . . 4 e 1' ' .1 '45 1 gi? it if w 'LI . , if ,,.3,,. ,ig A , .4 ,gg 2, ,4 fs, 4, Jw A., 321,155 , it 29 2 .191 MARILYN MAUD MARIE BOUDREAU Mal Really? You're kidding! Ac- tivities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, junior Banquet, junior Prom Committee, Junior Variety Show, Latin Club 3, National Honor Society, Ring Committee, Senior Play, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Government 3 Remembers: Mr. Eagar's Latin classes, Mr. Kelley's jokes, P.P.'s funny expressions at play rehearsals, war on freshmen . .. Pet Peeve: Conceited people Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. 5- 1 sm., ' V1 1 49 ggi , fx X N 1-gf ,,, Alix. ,114 il 3, llmlglll' VVE MAY BE DOWN, BUT XVERE NOT OUT .. . YET I F 1 . . in .. x ,A :-elf..-'af' A , ' 1. it ,. fQ,.v,gf !' 1 if 51 t JOHN BROWN, JR. J. B. Activities: Alpha Staff 1g Cross- Country 15 Football 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4g junior Variety Show: Latin Club 2 Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, Student Govern- ment Representative 4, Track 4A . .. Remembers: Betty, A Supernatural Sophomore classg Nookie News: SS XX'arg us, RED.: V.j.G.g a great football teamg the basketball teamg when j.R. was here: the Cape, the Beatles: that night g September 18, 1965: Schultz: a great four years Pet Peeve: People who think they un- derstand me Ambition: To become a suc- cessful engineer. 70 'D' twin BEVERLY ANN BRYANT Bev Hey great! Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2 Remembers: 25 points in one game, the rush to lunch Pet Peeves: Conceited people and dumb teachers . . . Ambition: To play basketball and graduate from high school. MICHAEL CAIRA Maury, Kiko, and Guin . .. Fine . .. Activi- ties: Announcer for High School Basketball Games, Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, junior Variety Show, Prom Committee 3, 4, Ring Committee, Senior Play: Sophomore Class Treasurer, Town Manager on Student Gov- ernment Day, and Yearbook Staff . . . Remembers: junior and Senior English, Variety Show, Senior Class Play Pet Peeves: Unnecessary subjects and phoney people Ambition: To become Commissioner of Baseball and U.S. Supreme Court justice. L . 1 HEY, HEY, WE'RE THE MONKEESH KEVIN CARNEY Carn Activities: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, junior Variety Show, Prom Committee 3, 4 Remembers: Kathy, running to lunch, SS war, 209 outhouse, weekends, Highland Park, R.E.D. Pet Peeves: Coach Bellisimo and grubs Ambition: To go to college and to be a success. 1 CYNTHIA CASE Cindy Hi Guys Activities: French Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 4g Junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play Remembers: Junior Week .. . Pet Peeve: Loud gum chewers . . . Am- bition: To be a teacher. THEODORE BUCZYNSKI Thaddeus, Booza, Ted Hey Fella Activities: Soccer 4 Remembers: Enabling Mal Merenda to climb the corridor wall via pin power Pet Peeve: Those who pass trigonom- Gtry Ambition: To attend college. ROBERT CASSELLO Ginzola Who's buying? Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4 Remembers: Detention in three different rooms, Bruins' games, King Score, bus rides from J. V. games Pet Peeves: But- ton-down collars that aren't buttoned and paying 33.00 for a 31.00 seat at the Garden. grtahhl 'lvl . 'Wuxi' JG R ARTHUR BUREAU Artie What an idiot! Activities: Dance Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 43 Track 2, 4 Remembers: Parties at Dave's, chocolate chip cookies, Marshfield, the Rex, Marl- boro St., sign for the Senior Class Dance, eco- nomics with R. D., July 8 Pet Peeves: Homework, bees, waiting in the lunch line, con- ceited people, Mr. Dicey Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt. 7l I PATRICIA ANN CHINAPPI Pat Oh that Tommy .. . Activities: Busi- ness Club: Class Secretary 1: Pep Club 3: Prom Committee Remembers: September 1, 19633 Junior Prom: having Mrs. Horwitz for four years Pet Peeve: P. S. snapping his gum Ambition: To lead a successful life. WAYNE CHRISTOPHER Wayno All right! Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Class Play Remem- bers: Mr. Babcock's expressions, 5-minute breaks, smokes, salesmanship and law classes with Mr. Shiere Pet Peeves: School lunches, the time from 8:10 to 2:20 Ambition: To be 6'6 and 240 lbs. MAUREEN COWIE GLENN COX Where are we going? Can I drive? Ac- Big G Let's go Activities: Alpha 4, tivities: Junior Prom Committee: Tennis Club 2 Basketball 1, 2: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4: Track Remembers: My junior Prom, junior Crazy 2, 3, 4 Remembers: Chelmsford cross-country Day, Decorating for the Junior Prom, working at meet of '65 Pet Peeve: The school committee Sweetheart Plastics Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To be successful. ., . Ambition: To become a nurse. '3-'QST' ' D68 ,,., 1' .- H,- ,:.::,3,y ,3A,..: , if 1 44 frn?6,a2v'1if' ' afgfiisiffiif 'Y ' i 3564 Q, 9 MOTERIFFIC I A KATHLEEN HELEN CONWAY Kathy Idiot! Activities: French Club 4: Senior Class Play: Science Fair 4: Secretary for Guidance Office . . . Remembers: All the fun with M. S., D. N., and N. O'B. in Marshfield, the chemistry lab Pet Peeve: Mrs. Baron's French skits . . . Ambition: To become rt Navy Nurse. ANN COTE Annie Ho-K! Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: junior Prom Committee: Pep Club l, 2, 5, 4 Remembers: Junior Variety Show, D. C. and S. D.: Chemistry Lab 305: B. W., C. S., K. M., B. D., E. G.: a great football team .. . Pet Peeves: Teachers that dislike seniors, underclassmen that are taller than I Ambition: To be a good secretary and marry a rich man. SUZANNE COY Suzanne Really Activities: Basket- ball Cheerleading 3: Football Cheerleading 4: jun- ior Prom Committee: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Softball 2: Sophomore and junior Dance Committees Remembers: Cheerleading practices: walking to class alone after Dennis graduated: parties in '6-i after the hockey games: D. O.'s house: Febru- ary 19, 1964 Pet Peeves: 8:00 bell, people who think they are better than everyone else MARCIA I. CRAM Mash I'm sorry, XX'hat's new? I doubt it Activities: Art Club 1, 2, President 4: Alpha 1: Concert Choir 3, ti: Dance Committee 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Play: Tennis Club 3 Remembers: Decorating the gvm: December 13, 1964: Beach Party: D. E. classes: Civil Defense Class: Prudential Life Building .. . Pet Peeves: W.H.S, bell system, term tests, boys Ambition: To become an art teacher, get mar, Ambition: To be successful in work and then get married. ried. duff ag, fy. e I .,., IV? 1' 5f' 1 .Dv - eibt .2 if . Ja 9 ff 'r, sw 9 , 4 N9 10'niN'- l X, r' X wg? 74 DAD, CAN I HAVE THE CAR? stiff mg, Z ,Q i LINDA CROKE Linda I know it, I didn't know Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative, junior Variety Showg Pep Club: Prom Committee 5, 4, Ring Committee Re- members: Fights with L. G., April 2, 1966, the Bruins' games, M. L., D. W., L. C., never went tog classes of '65 and '66g Donna F's P. J. party, D.1ve's parties, junior Week, hockey games of '66 Pet Peeves: The draft, homework, people who think they are better than others, lunch lines, 8:00 bell, M. L.'s gift of gab Ambition: To marry a certain boy and be happy. DEBORAH J. CURTIS Debbie Terrific Activities: Band lg Prom Committee, Ski Club, Softball Remem- bers: The Ragonsg November 4, 19663 summer '64, the S-I-I table in the cafe . . . Pet Peeve: Conceited people who think they are better than others Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse and get married. fl I l I tl 90 ROBERT CUOCO JEFF CURLE Bobby Perish the thought Activities: You're kidding me? Activities: Drafting Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee Pet Standards Club Ambition: To become a me- Peeve: Two-faced people Ambition: To qhanical engineer, officer in the Air Force, or a become Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. JAMES CUSHING Toe We had homework? Activities: Football 1, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 5, Captain 4: junior Prom Committee Remembers: My 50 yard punt, classes with Mr. Fardy Pet Peeve: School lunches Ambition: To become a physical education teacher. Ei , I fs. magic dealer. DONNA MARIE DAILEY Pickles Really? Activities: Dance Committee 2, 53 Junior Variety Show: Science Fair 33 Secretary for Guidance Office: Usherette for the Senior Play Remembers: junior Prom Attendant: Miss Murphy's history tests Pet Peeve: Conceited people . . . Ambition: To become an airline hostess. smug!! pgl ,l ii .f he xy 4 Ts - f, 5 A ii. x,,,ay. 1. -7' s fu o -...Alu Q Ni DONALD CURRIER Don So let's go Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Remembers: 'lunior Variety Show, Sen' ior Play, Bruins' games, riding around with B. M., Mrs. Horwitz, playing hockey, the teathers' games, a '56 Pontiac, Teddy Greene, a '-18 Ply- mouth, running out of gas, losing the keys Ambition: To he a success in life and keep playing hockey. PHYLLIS DE COSTA Phil I forgot Activities: Chorus 1, 2 Remembers: Hockey games, lunch, the 2:20 bell, football games Pet Peeve: Study 216 Ambition: To become a secretary. KD 7 e. . A , :.i:Z:i2ff?:::giU5, 'f77K5RL 5'f9'7fIL THGMAS DE FELICE Tom You must be kidding Activi- ties: Alpha Staff -ig Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Remembers: chemistry classes, Gayle, going out weekends, hockey games Pet Peeves: People who call me Red light, people who don't like hockey. JOHN P. DE GRAFFENRIED De Graff Only five more days 'til the weekend! Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4g junior Variety Show: Prom Committee 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 5 Remembers: V. S. , 209 outhouse, senior-sophomore war, card games, XWashington D. C., Hampton, the Warlocks, the Stones, the Plaza Pet Peeves: The cafe, Grubs, walking, Spence, peasants. 5 DIANE MARIE DELRossI Brown-eyes Aggravation, I'm sorry Remembers: Dances in Reading, B. M. in Mr. Shiere's class, D. H. in Mrs. Horwitz's class, Linda, a certain drummer boy Pet Peeve: Two-faced best friends Ambition: To be- come a journalist. VIRGINIA LEE DE VELLIS Vicki I was thinking Activities: junior Variety Show . . . Remembers: Four fruitful years with Mrs. Horwitz Pet Peeve: People who are inconsiderate of others Ambition: To become a model. 1-Sb 'A ELEANOR MARIE DENAULT What can I say? . ., Activities: Basketball 1g Dance Committee 2, 3: Field Hockey: Latin Club 2: Majorette 2, 3: Ski Club 2 Remembers: junior Crazy Day Parade, Mrs. Lewis' girls' room, going to the library during studies Pet Peeves: lunches, two-faced and conceited people Ambition: To become a nurse and join the Navy. ALBERT DEVINE Al What? Activities: Alpha Staffg Art Club: Football lg Soccer Remembers: Art classes: lunch lines, corridor traffic iams Pet Peeve: Little people getting underfoot on the way to lunch Ambition: To become a pro- fessional artist. yur WITH THE HELP OF GUIDANCE STEVEN E. DONAHUE Steve i Come on, will ya? Activities: 'Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Homeroom Representative 33 junior Prom Committee 33 junior Variety Show: Senior Prom Committee 3: Soccer 4 Remembers: Going with Anne, the war with the class of '65 fwe wonj, the junior Variety Show, playing under R. E. D. Pet Peeves: Teachers that don't know how to teach, the freshmen boys. RICHARD DOUCETTE Dickie Don't you think she has nice legs? Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, -I Re- members: How much fun I had in high school and also my coaches Pet Peeve: Phonies Ambition: To stay happy and become a physical education teacher, in LJ 'lug' 1-1-jf:-1 hi ' . my V i L is 'Mi A f'Q.k2-t-UM-Q 'keg 5 Qpfk. ,IKM ' -. '. A- . ' l lg si ? T3ii T7 'A' .J it if ' K ,, . ,awp 4 : lx, ,inning -:fi i E O A .RICHARD DRAEER Rich What? Activities: Dance Com- 1 Q f mittee 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3 .. . Remembers: 4 0060-0, senior-sophomore war, Crazy Day ll Pet Peeve: Nicknames Ambition: To live a happy life. Q i I l Q a ,Q , is x THE THREE STOOGES l F lN'llCl-lAEL DUPRAS THOMAS DURANT RICHARD ELY Dupey XY'here's the coffee Re- Tom Remembers: Winniiig arguments with Rich You grub, Gianinol Activities: i members: As little school work as possible, sleep- Mr. Dicey Pet Peeves: Student handbook, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4g Math Leagueg Sci- ing in class, and skimpy lunches Pet Peeves: stuff in the cafe called food Ambition: To ence Clubg Track Remembers: Tewksbury 5 TV, sitting R being quiet Ambition: To be get a high paying job and buy a new car. '65, Chelmsford '66, football practice after a filh. loss Ambition: To succeed. V '.-QJQ, u'-Judith' 'X 2 , ' ' . f1'iuf li,i,'j'f,1 ,fg,1fIgA 5 if 'WWWJK '- ,fm I-114:-.4 fi: U , -, qs? QQ '-4 i ' E- 'gf-uf WALTER D. DREW, JR. Track ... Beautiful ... Activities: Chess Clubg Science Club: Track Remembers: Latin class Ambition: To be a bull fighter. MARY ANN ETHIER Mary Ann You're kidding Activity: Business Club 3 Remembers: The fun I had with S. B. on a certain month in '64, seeing the Dave Clark Five with Ann . . Pet Peeves: Con- ceited cliques, people who think they are better than anybody else Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do, to travel arouncl the world. t2,'1f.f 'V XWAYNE M. DREW Pussycat Marvey Activities: Chorus 2: junior Variety Showg Soccer 5, 4 Remem- bers: G. A. and P. E., Louie's ties, missing Mike's fre-ef.1ll Pet Peeve: My stupidity Am- bition: To become a physical education teacher. PAULA MICHELF DUNLAP Rats! Activities: Band 1. 2, 3, Al: National Honor Society 3, Secretary ig Sciencc lair, Senior Class Play L'she1'ette Remembers: Miss Daelolys class, my -lunior Prom Pet Peeves: People who smoke, stupid rules. .. Am ition: To gracluate from college, ioin the Peace Corps. ancl get marriecl. , s v , , , , W , :gf gf is Y-tw, .,--,,.--afx. J iz - A - -f M , - A I ,S LINDA EVANS Linda No-Sa Activities: Business Club, junior Prom Committee, junior Variety Show, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee, Year- book Staff .. . Remembers: Our act in the Junior Variety Show, my Junior Prom, Crazy Day, cer- tain people Pet Peeves: Waiting in line to go to the girls' room, OK, Patriots Am- bition: To become a secretary, then become happi- ly married. PETER JOHN FARRELL Pete Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, -ig Basketball 1, 2, 4, -ig Yearbook . .. Remembers: 401 Fnglish, R.E.D. . . . Pet Peeye: Broken fingers , .. Ambition: To be successful. ll 5 we if : j :in-fr .ffffi WENDY EVANS Wen Retarded Reject, Youth is Power Activities: Latin Club 2, Math League 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Refreshment Com- mittee 2, 3, Science Fair 1, 3 Remembers: Peachy P.B., A.J.M., the gang, Franky's lousy jokes, first lunch in the small cafe, P.F., Junior Variety Show and classes with Mrs. Lewis, MIT Science Fair Pet Peeves: Adult apathy, a certain math and problems course, P.B. Am- bition: To become a psychologist and serve youth. PATRICIA ANN FERRERA Pat Oh really Activities: Business Club Remembers: Betty's trouble, the long lunch line, working in an office, trying to find a nice boy Pet Peeves: People who call me Bleachie and girls who think they are something. it SANDRA L. FARMER Sandy You know Activities: Bas- ketball 1g Business Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 1: Prom Committee 3: Softball 1, 2, Yearbook Staff Remembers: Running upstairs after lunch, junior Prom Pet Peeves: Rude people, being frowned at Ambitions: To be successful as a secretary and to learn to drive a Corvette. IOYCE FIELD Hey Charlie, Want to take a vote?, Really Activities: Alpha lg Business Club: Yearbook Remembers: jon Brown teaching senior English, Mr. Hamilton's sentence diagrams, Patriot Drives Pet Peeves: All right you Patriots knuckle crackers Ambition: To be successful in what I attempt. Uma ,A ---sv Y, H PAUL FARRELL Paul Baby XVhat do yn say, baby? Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: To be a clraftsman, to go into the service. LYNN FIELDING Lin Oh Yeah Activities: Business Club lg Chorusg Pep Club Remembers: Crazy Day, certain teachers, the terrible system in the girls' room . . . Pet Peeves: Mr. Greco every morning, All right, patriots, and boys that don't call or come when they are supposed to. 'XWHAT A FREE LUNCH FOR ME? i ggi I i will s i 8I ., 'lv 51 ROBERT FINNEY ANNE L. FLAHERTY Bob My word Activities: Band 1, 2: Anne I could laugh, Oh, laugh Baseball 1, 3, 4: Soccer 3 Remembers: Rocky Activities: Dance Committee 2, 5, 4, Junior and the baseball team, Mrs. Honvitz Pet Banquet Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee Peeve: Girls who don't mean what they say Remembers: A certain guy, Hampton, Sauth- Ambition: To become an electronics technician. ie, junior Week, three car accidents, Medford, JP. and GH. at MacDonald's, weekends at Groton, the cops Pet Peeve: Selfish, head- strong and obnoxious people. 82 RGBERT M. FLORES Bobby What can I do for you? Ac- tivities: Baseball 2, 33 Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 5, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 4 Remembers: Football practices, Thanksgiving Day Game and the dance afterwards, supper at Sandy's and Jack- ie's, the Cape, and all the great times I had in my senior year Pet Peeve: Losing to Chelmsford Ambition: To graduate from college and be happy. 4:5 1mt ANTHONY FORTUN ATA Fugie ... All right! All right! Activi- ties: Alpha, Football 1 Remembers: All the good times I've had and all the bad times the faculty has had Ambition: To be suc- cessful. Q 5 N 2 M 1 i f ni 4 2 it 4 S 2 1 Mi 'fi 4 ' T ' if .g -. I if l 'Q ull L ,. - -E' ,, I' I R 4: KENNETH A. FOBERG -in A F. Ken Keep swinging Activities: Band ',v . il if 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Junior Variety '3- Show Remembers: Arguing with Mr. Gracef- fa, our class secretary . . . Pet Peeves: People who it don't like jazz, rock 'n' roll Ambition: T become a professional musician. ' YOU CANT TAKE IT XYITH YOU, MR. KIRBY. DAVID W- FOX WALTER T. FULLERTON MARGARET ELAINE VUNR Dave You're kidclmg me! Pet Ifeeve: Wally Bump pa do be do be bunqbl' piggy --Oh my .M Ammikxi lvmd People who never admlt they made a ml5fake R6m6mb6rS1 Kilfefl, CMS, MIS. Kaplan telling ITIS hockey 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 33 Intramuml Ambition: To do the best I can in everythmg, to hum, to Classes Ambition: To get 3 Tmmg 3x 53 Science Fair 1' 3, A PM IRWM, COl'V6If6. Students who dont care about their lrzturt' Ambition: To teach elerncntary sclnml ,ik 's i 2 MARJORIE GAMBLE You're kidding, My world . . . Activities: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Math League 1, 2, 3, -4g Science Fair 1, 3 Remembers: The girls' championship basketball team, cold French class Ambition: To become a high school teacher. . fax. -1 s-fJ: A 1 . , ,- ,,. . , S? L 23? RICHARD E. GOODEARL THOMAS E. GORDON KEITH GRAHAM Rich What can I say Pet Peeve: Tom What do ya say? Remembers: Fox did it Remembers: Mr. Hamilton's J Homework Ambition: To be successful in Scuba diving, snow and water skiing, swimming, quiet and peaceful shop classes Pet Peeve: i whatever I do. summer of '66 with Donna Pet Peeve: Girls getting in trouble for something Fox did 84 l with short hair Ambition: To go to college. Ambition: To make a lot of money an easy way. l i ' v ' 1 fel' 41 . GERTRUDE E. GAY Trud You're kiddin Remembers- y . , . g . , . , My three years on the work study program Pet Peeve: People who call me Gert Ambition: To become happily married and get a car. ,F K 'Sr -U- RI if ef- M-pf' ANDREW F. GIANINO JOSEPH GIDDINGS Andy Hey, she's cute Activities: Band joe Hand it up, it's all over Pet 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Class Peeve: Weird people Ambitioni To get out Treasurer 1g Vice President 2, 3, 43 Football lg of school. Hockey 3, National Honor Society, Science Fair 3: Soccer 2, 53 Student Council Remembers: Mrs. Lewis' German classes, Plum Island with MO. and B.A., meeting K.H. and Geneva Point. and thumbing up to Lake Winnipesaukee with Mike Pet Peeve: Having to collect dues from unwilling students Ambition: To become a lawyer. BEVERLY GRAY 1 RAN ALL 'LHP WAY DOXVN HERE FOR THIS? 85 ' 4 Ja. 1' wana., is S f ,.A W. 5' PATRICIA GRUBER Pat You don't say Activities: junior Variety Show Remembers: Mr. Kelley's great math classes, the night before the junior Variety Show Pet Peeve: To have my people call me by my name Ambition: To become an interpreter. LEONARD GUSTUS Gus Thats the C. A., Yippayu Ac- tivities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 51, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 1, junior and Senior Prom Committees: junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play Re- members: Us, all the laughs I had in this place. my sophomore year, all the kids, arguing with all my friends, weekends Pet Peeves: Obvious phonies in general, dull weekends Ambition: To have a good time, succeed in what I do, and wind up in Heaven. 86 R-RIP! ir, 'A Q if -r STEPHEN HALEY Steve Let's play hockey Activities: Hockey 1, 2, Art Club 2, Student Council 4 Remembers: Hobbling around in a cast my whole junior year Pet Peeve: Staying after, getting to school at 8:01 Ambition: To play in the National Hockey League, or to be an engineer, most likely an engineer. JOHN H. HAMILTON john No problem Activities: Cross- country 2: Interact Club: Science Clubg Soccer 4 Remembers: Jamba's wild English classes Pet Peeve: Listening to the announcements ., . Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. lhv DEBORAH HALL Debby . . . Well, I guess I better hang up . . . Remembers: Gym with Miss McCarthy, the cafe and its food Pet Peeve: Knives and spiders Ambition: To share an apartment with a friend. ROBERT BRADFORD HAND Bob Okay, be like that! Activities: Band, junior Variety Show Remembers: Calling Mr. Al Hambelton fat, walking Kathy to her classes, all the teachers I could have gotten along without, other than that-nothing Pet Peeves: Running to lunch and getting caught by Mr. Kelley .. . Ambitions: To be a music teacher, to play bass like Brian Wilson. BLANCH E LILLIAN HANLEY Twink I'm serious Activities: Busi- ness Club: Homeroom Representative: Pep Club Remembers: johnny, being Queen of the junior Prom, Miss McManus, Mrs. Webber, danc- ing Pet Peeve: People who call me pigeon- toed .. . Ambition: To become an accountant. WILLIAM HARRISON Happy, Mr. Lucky Fine: No butter: please: Button your collar Activities: Base- ball 5, 4: Football 1: Junior Variety Show: Senior Class Play: Prom Committees Remembers: Us, skiing, my great coachf?j, certain juniors, and 18ths Pet Peeves: Phoneys, people in general Ambitions: To decide what my am- bition is, then to succeed at it. ! 1' 'W SHARON ANN HEMBREE Shar Are you for real?, You gotta be kidding me! Activities: Basketball, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Junior Variety Show: Prom Committee 3, -lg Pep Club 2, 3: Yearbook Remembers: Memorial Day weekend, P. J. parties, writing to Bob, running to lunch, parties at Dave's, Bruins' games of '66, all my parties, all the kids I had a lot of fun with ,, , Pet Peeve: the Navy, getting up for school, cars with bucket seats, gossipers Ambition: To be a successful secretary, to own a Corvette. 88 THOMAS HEZLITT Really . . . Activities: Varsity Basketball Man- ager -i .. . Remembers: Mr. Krey's chemistry class Pet Peeve: Getting out of school V2 hour later than Billerica Ambition: To get a high paying job. BETH HOLBROOK 'He makes me so mad! . .. Activities: Basket- ball 2, Softball 2: Cheerleading 3, fig junior Va- riety Show: Math League 1, 2, 33 French Club 41 Dance Committee 2 Remembers: junior XY'eek, Mr. Kelley's jokes Pet Peeves: Home- work, teachers who schedule tests on the same day, IT BEATS THE SCHOOL LUNCHES STEPHEN F. HORTON Steve Ya, but Activities: Hockey 23 Junior Prom Committee: Track 2, ft Re- members: Surfing the East Coast with the P. C. S., smoking at lunch with Wtilly Pet Peeves: Gremmies, Ho' Dads, guys who think they are really cool. WILLIAM H. HUDSON Bill I didn't do it! Activities: Band 1, 2, Soccer 2, 4: Track 1, 2 Remembers: ?????? Pet Peeve: School Lunches Am- bition: Not to be drafted. DONNA RAE HILLIER Tinker May I ask you a question? I'm sorry Remembers: Kissing in the cafe, drive-s in movies with Rick, Diane's kidney trouble Pet Peeves: Clicking fingernails, cars with bucket seats, ignorant people Ambitions: To marry Rick and have 12 children, and to be a loving wife and a devoted mother. GERARD LEO INGEMI jerry You immature little brat Ac- tivities: Bowling, girls, skating, skiing, swim- ming Remembers: Good times, meeting your old friends after the vacations Pet Peeve: Groups of kids talking in the hall Ambition: To become an electronic technician. x ..-naw' ELIZABETH MAE HODGKINS Betsy, Dizzy Boy what a grub Things could be a lot worse Activities: Alpha 2, 3, Art Editor Hi: French Club 21 President -ig Future Nurses Club 3, President -ig Junior Prom Com- mittee, Student Council 31 Student Government Day Remembers: The day a certain boy wore a poncho and got thrown out of school, sitting through boring classes with Mr. Duff, Miss Hurley, and Mr. Townsend, those awful days with an awful teacher, the time DeGraff danced the monkey with my mother Pet Peeves: Teachers who gixe too much make-up work, gossip in the girls' room and at lunch Ambition: To go to college and graduate with a Doctor's degree, and to be happy and satisfied the rest of my life. DIANE IOHNSON ROBERT ALAN JOHNSON Didee Oh well, to each his own Biej You think so Activities: Art Activities: Basketball 3g Art Club -ig Chorus 1, 2 Clubg Hockey Remembers: Miss Hellmers . . . Remembers: Driver education, gym, basket- English classes . . . Pet Peeye: Tests . . . Ambition: ball, dead football rallies, art classes Pet To go to art school. Peeye: Snobs, snobs, and more snobs Am- bition: To become Ll fashion designer and illus- ffatof. f' - fi' ,-f Z f, 4:14, JUDITH IRWIN Judy Oh neat! Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 23 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Football Cheerleader 5, Captain -ig Majorette 1, Zg Pep Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 3, -4g Yearbook Remembers: Cheering the greatest football team around, the junior Prom, the beach party after- ward, hockey and basketball games, junior Va- riety Show, running out of gas, being Thanksgiving Queen, and my senior year Pet Peeves: Two faced people, waiting for the phone to ring, late people . . . Ambition: To lead a happy and success- ful life. MAUREEN KASZYNSKI Mo But Activities: Alpha Photog- raphy Staffg Field Hockey Manager Remem- bers: Mr. C. R. Grant-an understanding teacher and Biology with Miss Farello Pet Peeves: My twin brother who thinks he's older than I and open windows in class rooms Am- bitions: To live a good life, to go to Europe in june of '67, to visit Germany and England for the summer again. ' ' ,-al' GEORGE JENSEN SANDRA ROBERTA IENSEN Tex Keep the penny, don't say I never Sandy I hate ta clue ya Activity: gave you anything. Activity: Football Softball 2 Remembers: Gym and Mrs. Crow- Remembers: Big rush to lunch .. . Pet Peeve: Ge- 1ey'5 musical Chairs Pet Peevesz Jimmy and ometry class. people who think they are it Ambition: To MICHAEL P. KASZYNSKI Mr. Kaszynski Just looking and thinking and thinking Activities: Alpha Photography Staff: Lybatum Club 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2: Chess Club President: Glee Clubg Track and Cross Coun- try Manager Remembers: Setting school rec- ords for coming down the gym ropes Pet Peeve: Speaking before 12:00 noon Ambition: To have power and money. graduate and get a good job. DIANE MARIE JOHANAN Di 'KI care? .. . Activities: junior Variety Show, Softball 1, 2 Remembers: Mrs. Erick- son's cold Library, doing bulletins, when there was a distinction between seniors and underclassmen, the rush to lunch Pet Peeves: Stuck-up and conceited people, the stuff they call fund in the cafe Ambition: To become an I.B.M, key- punch operator and make tons of money. Q 'S MW'-N Riliilll-'S AF' I-IolHolHo! 9l It w, 13 .fl is 'Z s L53 Q 2 , li iw I ,Qi tt ii BAN WON'T WEAR OFF AS THE GAME WEARS ON. JANICE L. KEARNEY Jan Is that right? Activity: Junior Prom Committee .. . Remembers: Miss McManus' classes, tearing others apart at lunch, being in the Christmas Program Pet Peeve: School lunches Ambitions: To be a successful sec- retary and marry Howie. LOUIS ROBERT KLEYNEN Buddy . .. Know why . . . Activities: Foot- ball Manager Ig Interact Club lg Science Fair 1, 2g Student Council 1 Remembers: junior Crazy Day, lousy dances, crawling in gym Pet Peeves: Homework and boring teachers Ambition: To be successful and rich. -Rf 'pi' RICHARD KENNEDY WILLIAM F. KENNEDY Chuck You're kidding Activities: Bill, Billy A bufgtl Que Aftivltiesg Baseball 3, 4: Football 3 Remembers: Kids of Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Math League 2, 3, Student Wilmington High, MIS- HOFWU2, Junior Week, Council 2, Treasurer 4g Prom Committee 5, 43 school lL1f1Ch6S .. . AITllJlflOI'1Z To CHIC! the SGFVICC Dance Cgmnllttee 2, 5, 4, Jufllgf Variety Show, Of College, Whichever fakes me fifSf- Senior Play . . . Pet Peeves: Spence, Demoulas, 203 Remembers: Groveton, Bruce Ambi- tion: To stop being lazy. JCHN KNOWLTON WESLEY KOBYLAK Hank uRlgl'1tlH Activity: Jl1l'1lOl.' Va- VUQ5 Q-k3yr, Je-ez Activities: FOOL riety Show . .. Remembers: Miss Hellmer's Eng- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interact Club 3, 4, junior Rutafiafl lish class .. Pet Peeve: Miss Hellmer's English class Ambition: To keep out of trouble. 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, fig Student Select- man 3: Track 1, 2 Remembers: Tackling prac- tice, the Caravan , Monday mornings, Latin I and Mac Pet Peeves: Watches and clocks that run slow, people . .. Ambition: To be happy. -'vs fx' LINDA ANN KIRBY Little Sis . . . Anybody do the homework? . . . Activities: Basketball 45 Business Club 2, 3,.-lg junior Prom Committee Remembers: Junior Variety Show rehearsals Pet Peeve: ,betting in and Out of lunch tables Ambition: To get my license and a job. ANDREW EMIL VICTOR KREY Andy l'Take care! Activities: Band 3, 4: Chorus 1, Latin Club 2g Lybatum Club 43 National Honor Society 3, VicefPresident -ig Sci- ence Club Treasurer 3, Alg Science Fair 2, 3, 4g Senior Class Play, State Science Fair 2g Techno- rama 2 Remembers: Crowding in and out of Mr. Hamilton's car after play rehearsals, Mr. Keady's world history class, not taking calcug lus, Miss Martinelli's Latin III class, having Miss Halpin three years consecutively for math . . . Pet Peeves: Small desks, the emphasis on science and math Ambition: To study the classics and acquire self-satisfaction for myself and help others find the same. -fl' 11 'Cf--rg W? avg' 41-. JOHN LACEY Iackie Do I have to? Activities: Baseball 3, 43 Interact Club Remembers: Crazy Day, school lunches, school dances, our great senior class . . . Pet Peeves: People who aren't on time, homework Ambition: To further my education. 94 MARTHA LAND Martha Are you kidding me?, He goes Activities: Class Treasurer 3, Dance Com- mittee Remembers: Class of '65 and '66, parties at Dave'sg Donna F.: P. J. party and Lindag Animalt?jg pumpkining: junior Prom Attendant, W.H.S. football games, junior week, beach par- ties of '65, the Bruins' games that D.P., D.W., LD., and ML never go to, one certain boy! Pet Peeves: 8:00 bell, Monday mornings, people who know everyone elses business, 3 page short- hand assignments Ambition: To further my education and be a success in whatever I at- tempt. CAROLEE LAUGHTON Carol Hey yeah, Oh well, See ya, A bye ya Activities: Alpha Staff 1, 2, Art Club: Chorus 1, 2: junior Prom Decorating Committee Remembers: A certain boy, the capers of the eighth grade, goings on during the movies in the auditorium, school dances Pet Peeves: A dance that turns out to be a bomb, gym classes, teachers that keep you waiting at dismissal, the lunch time stampede Ambitions: To be for- ever happy and to fulfill my ambitions. LINDA LAWRENCE Lin Ya know Activities: Banquet Committee 3: Dance Committee 2, 33 Junior Va- riety Showg Pep Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 3, 4 Remembers: Mr. Hamilton's lovely writing assignments and Mrs. Webber's talks Pet Peeve: Toboggans Ambition: To get a good job in the business world, then marry, and be happy. nm A 'iv'- TV KATHLEEN MARIE LAWRENCE Kathy Oh good grief! Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Dance Committee 2, 3: junior Variety Show: Prom Committee 31 Senior Playg Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Remembers: Miss D.1doly's Lonely Hearts Club Pet Peeve: Dave M. Ambition: To finally get my license and get a job. ROBERT H. LAWRENCE Bob Dont' worry about it Activities: Basketball 2: Cross Country 1, 23 Track 1, 2 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Am- bition: To graduate and find a good job. Qf' ' lj.. mx. .-- ,, p X A ,Q,Th'!-Q! ', ' nfs.. +v5'4ab .,'.:lfN3f,Qi ' RX N-P p bg GOT ANY MONEY ON YOU? DIANE LEVERONE Dede Activities: Alpha Staff: Dance Com- mittees: Future Teachers Club: junior Variety Show: Pep Club: Prom Committeeg Softball Remembers: Ruby Tuesday, Mrs. Lewis' great Spanish Class, junior Variety Show practices . .. Pet Peeves: Having potato chips everyday for lunch, teachers that insist that you shouldn't work after school Ambition: To be the best elementary teacher ever. ROBERT M. LEVERONE Bob You out of your tree? Activ- ities: Soccer Remembers: Wluc-ii we could smoke out back Pet Peeve: Girls who don't say hi when you say hi to them Ambition: To become an automotive mechanic, Q .tpfl A J v f' J if K I l s CHRISTINE MARIE LUKEN Chris Oh laugh, I just gotta tell ya Activities: Dance Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee 3, 4, Science Fair 33 Senior Play Committee, Student Council Remembers: jun- ior Week, trips to Hampton, Southie, three car accidents, Medford, Paul, W.H.S. football teams, junior Prom, MacDonald's, weekend at Groton, D and the E-7's Pet Peeve: Conceited people who think they are something they are not Ambitions: To be a teacher and be successful in whatever I do. ,,,,,, 3 5eff m ' A 5 .- JO-ANN LICARI jo Is that right? Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Club, Homeroom Rep- resentativeg Prom Committee Chairman, Ski Club, Yearbook Remembers: The day Chris and I caught Mr. Duff's neck in a door, the day Sharon and I spent 36100 in ten minutes, senior corridor duty, breaking my skis Pet Peeves: Two-faced people and people who don't smile Ambi- tions: To become a dental hygienist and travel through Europe and someday ski the Swiss Alps. DENNIS MACCARTHY Did you hear about . . . Remembers: Geometry class in 236 Pet Peeve: A geometry teacher in 236 Ambition: To be a radio-television broadcaster. l VIRGINIA LIPPIELLO Gina Sure Activities: Basketball, i Prom Decorating Committee, Senior Play Remembers: Mr. Duff's math class, play rehearsals Pet Peeve: Standing in line to get into the girls' room Ambitions: to travel, to succeed in everything I attempt. , AW ITS LOCKED ii ARTHUR LLOYD, JR. Artie, Activities: Baseball, junior Prom Committee, Soccer Remembers: English in the eleventh grade Pet Peeve: My English teacher in the twelfth grade Ambition: To get a good job. 3 . 5 r w,.ff,,t gf WALTER G. LLOYD Putts Activities: Football 1, Hockey 2, 4, Patron Drive for Senior Play Remembers: Mr. Kelley's jokes in algebra, Steve and I having smokes and not getting caught, running to lunch and not getting stopped. .. Pet Peevesz Getting up in the morning, kids who think they are better than you are, but are not Ambition: To try to learn how to surf, to be successful at whatever I try. 'IOAN MAciooNAi-o -loanie I doubt it Attivities: Alpha Staff, Junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play Remembers: Mr. Kc-lley's fun tests, our delightful chemistry labs with Miss Dadolv, our Variety Show that almost didn't make it I, .. Pet Peeve: Mrs. Joseplfs history class Ambition: To graduate and get a good job. DAVID PAUL MAC IQACIIIIRN Que Activities: Alpha Staff, Band, ,lun- ior Variety Show, Lybatum Club, Senior Class Play . . . Pet Peevei XY'lien people say Don't I do that and they get mad xvlien you don't do it . .. Ambition: To teach. fwfr tg! U. ix -+1--za. sf l . as 3 X -A. .1 ' MARTHA MACIVER MARGARET WININITRED MACMULLIN Martha Good Lord! Activities: Bas- Activities: Basketball: Business Clubg Intra- ketball 1g Basketball Cheerleading 2, 33 Dance Committees 2, 5, 4: Football Cheerleading 43 Gym- nastics 1, 2: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Yearbook . . . Remembers: Many cheerleading practices: W.H.S, football games: T.S.C.g 39 day wait: PJ. parties: a certain party in August of '66p Rt. 93 with Jo: many long prob- lem solving sessions with Janie, Judy, jo, and Barb: the wonderful teachers I have had through- out the six years at XX'.H,S. . . . Pet Peeve: People who are two-faced and lie Ambition: To be the best wife and mother anyone could wish for. VIRGINIA MARCY Ginny I'm late Remembers: The fun we had, Art and Mickey Pet Peeves: Getting up in the morning and term tests... Ambition: To graduate and be happy. murals: junior Prom Committeeg Pep Club: Soft- ball: Yearbook Remembers: Fooling around in the locker room after school . . . Pet Peeve: Peo- ple who bite their fingernails Ambition: To live a happy and healthy life. ROBERT MARCHANT Bob Got a smoke? Activities: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 Remembers: B.J.P.g Dianeg April 2, 19663 Mr. D's drafting class Pet Peeve: Fighting with Diane. l as THOMAS MAGEE DIANE MARTIN Ya know Activities: Business Club 3' Intramural Basketball: junior Banquet Committee' junior Prom Committee: junior Variety Show: National Honor Society: Senior Class Play: Year- book Remembers: The summers at Hampton, Macdonald's and the accident there, INV. and T.H., Senior English class Pet Peeves: Working on Saturdays, school lunches, getting up on Monday mornings . . . Ambition: To be a private secretary in New York. ti V , off ' 'tfffyii-Lf' ,. X ,V ' '.2?'- 1 '1 1 '41 Iii-veils 'KS 3 7 PAUL MALGNEY Pablo, Alice, como esta usted? Activities: Basketball 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2 Remembers: Party after the Thanksgiving game, the football season of my senior year, riots in the cafe, Coach Bellissimo and Mr. Palm Pet Peeve: People who tell me the football team is lousy . . . Ambition: To speak fluent Spanish. KATHLEEN MASTERSON Kathy I'm still restricted! Hi guys Activities: Basketballg Dance Committee 2g Pep Clubg Senior Class Play Remembers: Moving three times in three years, W. K. ancl P. M. trying to put me in P. M.'s locker Pet Peeve: Mov- ing, certain people slamming my locker when I'm in a rush Ambition: To be a successful sec- retary. wff- . VW: ws.: -' -a- ,A N .Nw JW 'nf .-A9 - 1 :LN- 1 et- . ..4O'7u,'--', x Wal.-Z3 ff?+?ff'f.t.'.sr Gt I' ,.,,- tvs tm 8 . ', -Q '? N ta .JA ,,,. 1 'QA n V f jp 1 EW P WATCH OUT FOR THAT POST? LQ lg Q . A 1 l. l rx A--f'fn rg 8 f Y, ' 5 9 1 ,fl-51 +w,,, 'L WILLIAM McDONOUGH Billy I-Ie's gotta be kidding Activ- ities: Math League Remembersr, First day at W.H.S. Pet Peeve: Teachers who don't give tests back Ambition: To attend North- eastern. fmfw A? .A ' ' I . - ft fi 5 N 5 PAMELA M. McINNIS Pam . . . What an idiot . . . Activities: Bandg Dance Committee 2, 4g Future Homemakers Club 45 Future Teachers Club 43 junior and Senior Prom Committeesg junior Variety Showg Pep Club 43 Ski Club 23 Yearbook Remembers: junior Variety Showg Sonny 84 Cherg Junior Weekg July 83 senior yearg hockeyg basketball football games, and partiesg North High, Californiag a GTO, all the fun Jeanne and I hadg a certain PJ. party and Night Prowlers g all the good times during my four years of high school Pet Peeves: Fat people, conceited people Ambitiops: To go to secretarial school, become a stewardess, then get married and live a happy and long life. si ' 0 -r A ' A 'I .XX by U I, ,f 4 mu' ANOTHER YEAR-MONTMARTRE I00 EUGENE D. MCKAY Gene That's what she said Remem- bers: Paying Bill a dollar to keep my name off the list Pet Peeve: Teachers who flunk students because their marks are not high enough . .. Ambition: To become a cabinet maker. 1mffUl 1 -ww QW CAROL McMILLAN FoFo Well, not really Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3g junior Prom Committeeg junior Variety Show Remembers: Two great proms with Carl and the parties afterwards. Pet Peeve: People, especially teachers, who talk too much Ambition: To become a dietician. 'Q l f 1'ns ROBERTA MCLAUGI-ILIN Bobbie How about that Activities: Basketball 3, Business Club 4: Field Hockey 5g Junior Varsity Show Remembers: Junior Va- riety Show, class meetings, bomb scares, gym classes Pet Peeves: People who cut in lunch lines, always being the shortest, gossip, impolite boys, school lunches . . . Ambition: To marry Bob, to grow to five feet, to get my license, to be an accountant. 46 +' gg 2. L., 14, . E . on? 0 DONNA MCNABB Donna . . . Ma, can I take the car? . . . Activ- ities: junior Variety Showg Prom Committee 3, 43 Softball 2, 3 . . . Remembers: junior Week, the comedy hour in Spanish Class Pet Peeve: People who think they're something they are not Ambition: To go to college and graduate. M 1-'K .am '--'ff LESLIE ANN MEADS Les . .. Tell me! Activities: Alpha 1, 4: Art Club 2, 33 Dance Committee 2: Junior Va- riety Showg Play Committee -ig Prom Committee 33 Student Council Secretary 4: Yearbook staff 4 Pet Peeves: Wfalking to school in the snow, substitutes that don't give studies Ambition: To write the best seller of the century. A 'fif ...ai ...gf 'OXO' J sf I u .. :Lfj -in .. f t! ,fi at , -- U ls. 5. ,::a'nnq,.,,,, T3 1 1 .1 5 1 we ze. -f 1.55, s N 'L 'i 3 L' MALCOLM MERENDA Grooxe Sex is the breath of life. breathe deeply! Remembers: The Stones, Donovan, the Electric Prunes Pet Pecve: The Narcotics Bureau Ambition: To live in the Village. lOl ANGELO L. MORLANI Angie Hey man Activities: Cross Country 2, 31 Dance Bandg High School Band 1, 2, 3. -ig Track 2, 5 Remembers: Junior Wfeek, Mr. Kelley's Algebra ll class Pet Peeve: First year teachers Ambition: To be- come a professional musician and teacher. !O2 FRANCIS MORTELLETI Moose Aw, come on Activities: jun- ior Dance and Prom Committees, junior Variety Show, Senior Play Remembers: Mr. Fardy's bow tie Pet Peeve: Mr. Dicey's drawing evaluation stamp Ambition: To become an architectural engineer. JOSEPHINE R. MICALIZZI jo . . . Is that right? . .. Activities: Business Club, Pep Club .. . Remembers: 10:00 break, work study Pet Peeves: People who call me shortie and people who think they are better than anyone else . . . Ambition: To become a hair- dresser and get married. f DOROTHY HELEN MUIR Dolly . .. jeepers crow! Activities: Cho- rus lg Dance Committee 2, 5, 4: Home Economics Club 4: Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Variety Showg Pep Club 2, 33 Senior Play Committee Pet Peeves: People who think they're something that they are not and people who talk too much Ambition: To become a professional model. JOANNE BOISE MILLER Jojo . .. Activities: Art Club, French Club, Jun- ior Variety Show, Math League Remembers: The songs sung in English class Pet Peeve: The goggles in chemistry lab Ambition: To be a missionary or social worker. ffl' . f' aislg , rf , 99 5 7 , ff 21,1 33: . 'z LINDA MILTON Trixie . . . Thats kinda cool , . . Remembers: Johnny, dances in Reading, Diane, and lunches with D. O. and M. O. Pet Peeve: People who don't believe in second chances. Ambi- TANIS MOODY Taris Good grief! Activities: Alpha Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2g Field Hockey 2, 3: junior Variety Showg Senior Class Playg Year- book Remembers: The gang on the beach, tion: To marry and live a long and happy life. driver education, VUayne's books Pet Peeve: People who give advice cheaply . .. Ambition: To become a commercial artist. DONNA LOUISE NARDONE Donna Well, chief Activities: jun- ior Prom Decorating Committee Remembers: Mrs. Crowley and all her good advice Pet Peeve: Cheerleaders who think they're it Ambition: To choose between Roger and George. .MM HIT' 4 . 'I 81 NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE YOUR STOMACHS IN .. IO3 I I I I I I I I I I II -I l QI Q it 'I I I 'UW STUART NEILSON Stu Ask me if I care Activities junior Variety Show, Math League 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Remembers: Phoolish Physics: Deutch Drei Pet Peeve: Tripping over under classmen . .. Ambition: To reach the stars. DAVID NORTON Dave . . . Ya, I reckon . .. Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Remembers: When V7.1-I.S. had bomb scares, Miss Tellier's physics class . . . Pet Peeve: Crummy school lunch- es Ambition: To get into and go through college. LEO PATRICK O'CONNELL Okie Be good! Activities: Band 1, Baseball 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Interact 2, 3, 4: junior Ring Committee, Ski Club 2g Student Council 2 Remembers: Bev, Bruins' games, hockey games, skiing on Win- nipesaukee, Physics 402, the gang in the small cafe Pet Peeve: People who sniff Ambition: To be a professional pilot and live a happy life. ang, g -vs I SHOULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT THOMAS O'I-IARE Skip Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Remembers: The mad dashto the cafeteria for lunch Ambition: To be an accountant. C is ,, MICHAEL O'REILLY Flipper What goes on here? Activ- ities: Dance Committee 2, 5, 4, Football 2, Hockey 1 7 3 unior Prom Committee un 1 -a J 2 J ' ior Variety Show Remembers: Senior-sopho- more war, the pond, our junior Prom, Mr. U.j.G., Bruins' games, Smitty and our sign, our parade, Baldy . . . Pet Peeves: Monday mornings and homework . . . Ambition: To be a success at what- ever I attempt. GQ, VY RICHARD NORTON Richie I doubt it Activities: Base- ball 3, 4, Cross-country, Science Club 23 Soccer 3, 4 Remembers: German III class with Mrs. Lewis Pet Peeve: Homework Am- bition: To play on the Red Sox. MICHAEL P. O'ROURKE Mike Who, me? Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Math Leagueg National Honor Society President, Science Club 1, 2g Ski Club 2 Remembers: Plum Island with Andy and Bob, Chelmsford '66, North An- dover '66 , . . Pet Peeve: Rainy or muddy football practices. -al NANCY RUTH O'BRIEN Nancy I doubt it Activities: Dance Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee, junior Variety show, Senior Play, Softball Re- members: The Junior Variety Show and all the rehearsals, the weekend in Marshfield with M.S., K.C., and D.N.g all the fun in the four years Pet Peeve: People who think they are per- fect Ambition: To complete college and to be happy and successful in whatever I attempt. JAMES WAYNE PARK Parkie I bet! Remembers: Mr. Dris- coll helping the work-study students . . . Ambition: To be a millionaire. IO6 DOROTHY E. PATTERSON Dorsey I clon't get it, I'm serious! Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4g I-Iomeroom Representative, Junior Variety Show, Pep Club, Prom Committee 3, 4, Ticket Committee 2, 3: 4g Yearbook Remembers: Football, hockey, and basketball games, running to lunchg jam sessions at the high school and plazag the game L. C., M. L., D. W., and I never got to . . . Pet Peeves: People who keep you waiting, outspoken people, people who start rumors, and alwavs being told that I'm boy crazy Ambitions: To be happy and to make other people happy, to attend school-and be happily married. WALTER PERREAULT Ya, sure Remembers: Work study, when you could smoke out back Pet Peeve: Steady girl friends. RICHARD KENNETH PERRY Wink Remembers: Racing stockcars, tall teachers . . . Pet Peeve: Too many regulations . .. Ambition: To become a top mechanic. -56- JANET MARIE PERRY jan Right? Activities: Basketball 1: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Represent- ative: Pep Club 1, 3, Prom Committee Re- members: Bruins' games, Boston, P. j. parties, summer of '66, D.O.'s house, girls night out, Memorial Day weekend, pumpkining, Oct. 30, writing to a special someone, Crazy Day Ambition: To go to Europe, settle down, and live a happy and successfull life. MARK PETERS Marty I'm not asleep, really! Activ- ities: Band 1, 2: Baseball 1, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Remembers: German 3 with Mrs. Lewis, exchange concerts with the band Pet Peeve: Monday morning at 7:00 Ambi- tion: To become rich and retire at 50. , W Eli-Fzffilv r qw- ', .Fr-u. Q? .'.- - I , aff., dvv, ,ii Q. .. 1- Lats' H' 'ir A Y ,. h' w .W x Munn :ff I Mg.. . 4- 0b,.sI,',,t S.-if-!g4of'i.-.2 V 2. 1 -.. . ,,.. : '.,4n , n 4 ..,- 4 .W 1 , . -- .. .1 vw'-. .. .gn Q K' Q 'ik ' ',, 1 H six ,uw Y -U .-,gy fag Is' 152 , In i Q I ' A a ILL , 1, 1' ' --n ' ' -- ' I' ' ' ' E TIME OUT FOR DAWSON DIANE PETERSON Boo Activities: Basketball 3: Dance Com- mittee 1, 2: junior Prom Committee, junior Va- riety Showg Senior Class Play: Student Govern- ment Day Remembers: 7th grade math class, Mrs. Webber's dramatic classes, a certain short- hand term test, play rehearsals, going to Boston with Mal, and all my dates with Pat Pet Peeves: Getting up in the morning, doing home- work, conceited people and know-it-alls, people who call me Barbara Ambition: To succeed in not getting married for 5 years. GAIL PHILLIPS Gigs It's about the fact that Activ- ities: Art Club 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 43 Junior Prom Committee, junior Variety Show: Pep Club 2, 3 . .. Remembers: Chemistry lab . . . Pet Peeves: The click, cheating Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. I ,ai M 7 I f 4 Y f fz P16 IV., , f ff, 1' p , K J 1513 rw? ,.,.'.,' . rx . ,,. -' 137.1 ' .48- Eff wifi-1 H 1 , Qfi. V, 1 M-A+ .. , . Lira- iti , , ' -..-,,.,. .Lal ,M I..-1-+ - - T -.. .-....- , ,,..,.,v -V V p ,,., r. F 1 ' 1 ',,....,..v sa, . --j-- -.Q 2 r,1,- Y 1 .,,...n-- . V 3 mx ck a ,,,....., , F if ' yan., Ji Hay - W: 4: 1-sq . :ry N ,. ii' , - ra f. 3,1 , t ,. , 11. , C, 'ff' 2' Q , .. ff? 'T .... -.-., 'J'- 'Nun N.. - i i Il u.,,sq 4. Q- Q .- H .. if : 1.1 . : 1 ' -xv , . -as I . , - ..,. 1:71 ,K S ' J' ' 1' fc.: i, M ,,....w ' - in ,. Q AND THEN I TOLD THE PRESIDENT DOUGLAS PROSSER WILLIAM RICE Doug Remembers: Mr. Murphy's gym class Bill . .. Sorry about that chief! Activity: Pet Peeve: Haircuts Ambition: To start Hockey 2 Remembers: Running to lunch and aqafeef, not getting caught Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning to go to school Ambition: To be a machinist or printer. ya ,pn wil' ,J-In 3 PAMELA ANNE PHILLIPS Pam That was pretty funny! Activ- ities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, Decoration Com- mittee 1, 2, 3g junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play Remembers: Senior Class Play, junior Variety Show, childcare classes, Mr. Keady's class- es, shorthand classes, laughing so hard in the corridor that I had an accident Pet Peeves: Getting up in the morning, people who are too critical, unfriendly people .. . Ambition: To make people happy and to get along with everyone I meet. NANCY RITCHIE Nance What can I say! Activities: Business Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 23 Softball 2 Remembers: My fights with Jackie, K.S,, school lunches, junior Crazy Day, j.P.'s party Pet Peeve: A senior in my junior year, two-faced people Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Q M.. LYNETTE POLLARD Lyn Am I ever glad it is Friday! Activities: Usherette for junior Variety Show, Science Fair 1, 2 Remembers: Mrs. joseph's U.S. History class, how dangerous it was to be on the stairs when the lunch bell rang, how exhilarating Mr. Cogan's problems class was Pet Peeve: Insincerity Ambition: To be a nurse in the armed forces. JANICE MARIE ROBBINS Jan Is that right Activities: Basket- ball Cheerleader 2g Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Pep Club: Prom Committee, Softball 1, 2, Yearbook Remembers: Bruins games, cleaners, P. 1. parties, D.O.'s pig farm, summer of '66, girls night out, ski trip, pumpkin- ing, double dates, David, 2!25!66 . . . Pet Peeves: Moody people, getting up in the morning Ambitions: To be happy in whatever I attempt, to get along with Dave. Z . 1. 'a ci FRANCES PRESTON PAUL E. PRICE Fran Oh, Bee! Remembers: The Pep Smarten up! Remembers: Being junior year Pet Peeve: The draft board first in the lunch line .. .Pet Peeve: Sitting Ambition: To bea hairdresser. in detention till 4 o'clock Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt. ,i i v I 3 l l - ga. . i 515, 5 x 58, l 1 Q wyr?g , ,T -s ' if ,i iw. l a a 5 , CATHERINE MARIE ROBERSON jg Cathie What are you thinking about? K Remembers: junior Prom, class ring, locker gif '55 908, class of '65, Navy Press Blues, '62 Chevy, , eight studies a week, Shop Math I Pet l if , Peeves: Good-byes, two-faced friends, getting out p di Mtn ' of a nice warm bed to put Star-lite out, Uncle Sam Ambition: To be happily married, to et-'Elf f, get another German shepherd, to own a yellow G.T.O., to go to the Indianapolis 500. ll i I , 1 if ' lime i '1 ' 4 JUDITI-I F. SCHENA 2, jude Are you kidding? Remembers: 1 Miss McManus's story, the lunches . . . Pet Peeves: f Boring homework, long lunch line Ambition: t L MQ 1 i 129.5 ,I -, ,il ,R l l l ROBIN AND I WILL BE THERE RIGHT AWAY, COMMISSIONER To graduate and live a happy life. 4. ,, GAIL MARIE ROBERTS Gailie I doubt it Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Prom Committee 3, 4 Remembers: Bruins' games, pajama par- ties, summer of '66, Friday night with the girls, Memorial Day week-end, pumpkining, writing let- ters to Rick, ski trip Pet Peeves: The war, and Monday mornings . . . Ambition: To be a sec- retary, get married, and live a happy, successful life. CARL SCHIAVONE Hoss When do we eat? Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Interact 13 Science Club 4 Pet Peeve: Teachers who do or say the same thing over and over Ambition: To attend Northeastern and major in psychology. -..Q- NANCY ROWLAND Jinx Mornin! Activities: Hostess at Senior Banquet: Special Chorus 3: Senior Class Play Usherette -i . .. Remembers: Trips into Bos- ton with Kay and Don, Mrs. I-Iorwitz's English 404 Pet Peeve: Getting up so early to come to school Ambition: To go as far as possible in the field of beauty. KAREN M. SEVENER Kar Beautiful Activities: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 33 Future Teachers Club Vice President, Head Start Volunteer, Senior Playg Tennis 3 Re- members: Miss Kalill and the chorus, chemistry lab, gym Pet Peeves: Slang language of stu- dents, cheating, evil gossip Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. CAROL ANN SCAPICHIO Carol What can I say Activities: Dance Committee 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 4: 'lunior Variety Show, Pep Club 1, -1 Remembers: junior Wfeek, Mrs. L's girls' room, school lunches, D. D. Ambition: To graduate from college and enter the Navy. XWILLIAM SHEEHAN Shane Is that right? ... Activities: Base- ball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Remembers: Running out of gas in Bill M's '48 Plymouth, trip to the cape with Bill M. and Louie M., card games during summer, football practices, Pet Peeve: School, first year teach- ers . .. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. 2. X19 JON SHEMKUS Shemp . .. Somebody light up . . . Activities: junior Variety Show, Senior Class Play Remembers: Mrs. Horwitz, card games, the War- locks Pet Peeves: Getting up for school, homework Ambition: To work at something I like. H2 FREDERICK VINCENT SHINE Skippy . .. I ain't kiddin' ya, now . .. Activ- ities: Science Fair 1, 2 Remembers: Missing school every Thursday in 1965-66 to go to the hospital Pet Peeves: People who go around in circles and think they're big wheels, people who are always up in the trees Ambition: To be a success, get rich, and live ever after. 1 I JAMES M. SHINE jim Activities: Alpha Staffg Chess Club 2, 3: Cross Country 3: junior Prom Committee Remembers: The things not done, the places not went Pet Peeve: Lab reports, girls who think they're it Ambition: To own my own business. DAVID F. SONIA You bone Activities: Band 3, 4 Remembers: Splitting pants at North Hampton Band, Foberg's band directing Pet Peeve: Homeroom discussions Ambition: to be a musician. .T JOHN T. s1LvERs Q 1 it fr ' vvA, . , I at lgrf.. H U 146 11 l i fiia! i l HW! , ifg ll lg t tt Hi iilix'--w i 1 ' f ' fo V Tom Activities: Bancl 1, 2, 5, 4 Pet W Peeve: Homework . .. Ambition: To be a million- aire. LINDA SQUIRES Lin Rou raskecl ror fit! Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Promg junior Variety Show, Nurse's Clubg Pep Clubg Senior Promg Ski Club Remembers: Hampton, a cer- tain fad in my senior year, Thanksgiving week, ragon talk Pet Peeves: Teachers who are boring, people who think they are great. ONCE MORE, NORTON ALICE ANN STANLEY JEANNE ANN SULLIVAN Al I clon't know Activities: Pep Jeannie Really? Activities Dame Club, Prom Decoration committee Remembers: Committee 2, 33 Pep Club 3 Prom Committee Getting caught skipping school, girls' room at Senior Class Playg Ski Club Remembers Miss lunch. Dacloly's Lonely Hearts Club Ambition To graduate. L . Ki NIP Nix 1' A' Vw? X LINDA SULLIVAN Bratnella Hi brat Activities: Basket- ball 3, fl, Band, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-ed Corre- spondent: Field Hockey, Future Teachers Club, Home Economics Club President: junior Variety Show: Tennis Remembers: Miss D's chem lab, Miss K's chorus rehearsals Pet Peeve: People who lie Ambition: To be a happy Home-EC Teacher. NANCY SURETTE Checo Who did the homework? Activities: Basketball 2, Dance Committee 2, 3 Remembers: Mac's Home Ec. classes, Mrs. Horwitz's English classes, walking to class with Earle Pet Peeve: The draft board Am- bition: To get married and raise a family. LINDA MARIE THEBEAU Pee Wee, . . . Not this little girl! . . . Activ- ities: Alpha typist, Basketball, Business Club, Year- book Remembers: Being with Tommyg the fad of '66, the vents in the girls' room, skiing at Sunapeeg all my little talks with Mighty Margie Mouse about a certain someoneg the great times spent with Margie, Kathy, Sandy, and Benjie. K PAUL LEO TI-IERIAULT Is that right? Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4: Junior Variety Show: Prom Committee 5, 4 Remembers: Junior Week, j.V. Show, Friendly's, Bruins' games, Red Pet Peeve: Two faced people . . . Ambition: To go to college. WHAT DO YOU MEAN CASSELLO IS GREAT? -'Q at 1 -A ELIZABETH M. SZADIS Betty You wouldn't kid me, would ya ? Activities: Chorusg Dance Committee 3, 4g Ring Committee 3: Softball 2 Remembers: Nancy's ulcer, going to Boston with Pat, cooking in the car trunk Pet Peeve: Taking the bus, M.H. Working nights Ambition: To return to the Berkshires, and to have a happy and success- ful future. ANTHONY TEDESCO Charlie . . . Knock it off . . . Remembers: The long nights in the detention Room . . . Pet Peeves: Girls, cafe lunches Ambition: To skip with- out getting caught, to graduate. RONALD THOMAS Ron . . . Activities: Chess . . . Remembers: When grades 7-12 were all in this building Pet Peeve: Kids that brag about how smart they are Ambition: To become a captain in the Mer- chant Marines. ,ft BARBARA ANN TRAILL Barbs Super cool Actixities: Chess Club 1, 23 Dance Committee 23 Prom Committee 35 Junior Variety Showg Remembers: Sharing lockers with Alan, lunch with Leslie Pet Peeve: Boys' night out Ambition: To be a good teacher and a good wife. 43 U-J' if 'flag -dd! I i it Q , ' ---an , DAVID W. TRICKETT Dave . .. Is that right? .. . Activities: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, tlg Dance Committee 2, 33 Football 13 Hockey 1, 2, 3, ig Prom Committee Pet Peeye: Running out of gas . . . Ambition: To go to school and be successful without really trying. NANCY JANE WEINBERG Nan Oh, really Activities: Field Chip Hockey 1, 2, 33 Latin Clubg Math Leagueg Ten- Mr Dicey nis Ambition: To be successful and happy. succeed t 1 ik RUTH MARY WALDEN Ruthie For Pete's sake Activities: Business Club Remembers: P. J. party with Donna, joan, Kathy P., Kathy L., Linda, Carol, Jackie, and Paulag my first and last year at Wil- mington High. JOHN WHITAKER Let's go! Remembers: The last time the football team was champion Pet Peeve: His- tory Ambition: To go in the service for three years and to start a band. -:Q 'W ' LOOK, IT'S A WHITE TORNADO 15 STEPHEN N. WHITE Beany Unbelievable, I could care Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Variety show, junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Play Remembers: First grade, singing with Linda, nights clown Reading Forest Pet Peeve: Getting caught skipping school getting caught run- ning to lunch, going out for gym Ambition: To retire young and stay out of trouble. , N 5'fv .fafg gig: ea' yfw -,Q fu int: 'H I , ,Vi in 4 I X Y ' 4' . E I . ,D ,n , , aff '. Qi ' , ' .1 'lik ,K .1 . '4 Q V X S c 3 Af: v Q0 -b-ailiku RALPH A. WHITNEY Activities: Science Club 3, Vice-President 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 3rd place 2, 2nd place 3 Remembers: Chemistry lab Pet Peeve: Para- sites Ambition: To be a research engineer. ,gif ' a ,Qtr 491 DAWN WILLIAMS Oh Pat Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Math League 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4g Softball 1, 2 Remembers: Unprepared French skits, Judy, basketball practices Pet Peeve: Mr. Kelley's math tests Ambition: To be a nurse and join the Peace Corps. l 1. 7' MY PAVLOVA? lI8 Yfifwfs 0 lYY 'C? l9 '? 'q+ JAN ET LOUISE WHITHAM jan Really? Whoopee do! Activ- ities: Dance Committee 3, 4, French Club 4g Future Teachers Club 4g Prom Committee, Senior Play, Student Council 3 Remembers: Latin with Mr. Eagar, French skits with K. C., Span- ish 1, war on the freshmen . . . Pet Peeves: Snobs, boring teachers, noisy people, cold classrooms, R. W., school lunches Ambition: To travel and become a good French teacher. 'N DAVID A. WINTERS Dave Stupid Hoss, let's play Ida Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 33 Football .15 Math League 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4 . ,. Remembers: Ida, Dr. Hemminger, DeMoulas . . . Ambition: To graduate from college. RONALD HOWARD WOLFF, JR. Ron T.S. Activities: Chess Club 2, 33 Math League 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Senior Play, Stu- dent Government Day 3, 4, Track Cross Country 33 Valedictorian 4 Remembers: Student Gov- ernment Speech, Karen M Pet Peeve: Dave Beori Ambition: To become a history teacher at Harvard or U. Cal. Z and ROLAND WOOD Woody, Sally . .. Hey, Boobieln . . . Activities: Football 3, 4g Hockey Manager 4, Track 4g Iun- ior Variety Show 3 Remembers: The party after the Thanksgiving game and Ken Palm's jokes Pet Peeve: Freshmen and walking to class Ambition: To beat anyone from Chelmsford. ibm. gg-. EDITH YOUNG Eddie Activities: Chorus, Future Teachers Club Pete Peeves: Long lunch lines, cold class rooms Ambition: To be a teacher. di? 'Cf u ELAINE ZAVERSON Lanie Oh, brotherlu Activities: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Business Club 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, -ig junior Variety Showg Music 1, 23 Opera- tion I-lead Start Assistantg Tennis 2 Remem- bersi Baslcetball and field hockey games, girls rooms, student-teacher gamesg football rallies Pet Peeve: School lunches and Crabby teachers Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. NOT PICTURED: Linda Bright James Duda Charlotte Guerra Erwin I-Ianke John Kucinski Robert Madigan Robert McPheeters Daniel Mein Roger Mitchell Donald Robbins Joanne Tierney Roland Vidito l2O O.K. GUYS. WATCH THIS! v 4 i I' ov' 'in 1' A .II Q s . uw Y 1 A . .'9 4gg K 'H 'm'3-Win .145 II eq, I A. 9' ? :,,'4fIII 41 't,. .M Ig, 'P H' Aw W ,Q ' I I I I . . 34' fi- I - - I I l -- 1 ' ' Q 1:4 V. . . . 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