Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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MICHAEL SALVATORE CANTELLA Mike’s a friendly guy with an extra big smile for blondes ... is fascinated by guns and cars . . . Mike doesn’t have to be coaxed into exerting his energy on hockey, track, or hunting . . . after graduation he is ])lanning to join either the Navy or the Coast Guard. F ' ootball; Red Cross Representative. CHANDRA CARLSON Fi ' iendly . . . attractive . . . Chandie’s naturally curly hair is the envy of many . . . kittens and houseparties suit her, but self-centered people don’t ... if Chandie had a million, she’d buy cleati cafeteria trays. Field Hockey; Volleyball; Curtain and Cue; Philosophy Club; Jr.-Sr. Class Play; One Act Play Night; National Thespian Society; Thrift Association; Vaudeville. ROY BORGE CARLSON Roy’s a tall, handsome blond with a great personality ... he likes cars, clothes, making money, and reading “Hot Rod” magazines, but he dislikes pizzas and people who act silly . . . his li st of objectives include making a million dollars and touring Sweden . . . he’s a whiz on skates and gets a lot of enjoyment out of playing football and basketball. Football; Student Council. MARILYN RITA CASALINUOVO Little Mai—a cute kid with a smile and big hello for everyone . . . dreams of touring the globe someday . . . she has a bug on reading and enjoys bowling, swimming, and skating . . . Mai has a love for shorthand and hopes to become a first class secretary. Basketball; Chorus; Mixed Glee Club; Curtain and Cue. LINDA CEDERHOLM Friendly . . . artistic . . . well-liked . . . Lynn is par¬ tial to 1955 Mercuries, hen parties, and friendly people ... in her wildest dreams she fancies herself the proud owner of a Kentucky Derby winner . . . Linda heads for Colby Junior College. Philosophy Club; Math Club; Aberjana; Curtain and Cue; Red and Black. ELAINE GERTRUDE CHABOT Friendly . . . quiet?—not when you get to know her . . . Elaine enjoys winter sports, food and boys . . . but dislikes snobby people and father’s lectures . . . favorite sports are skating, swimming, and basketball . . . Miss Bronson and Mi . Hayward share the top spot in Elaine’s list of favorite teachers.lists office practice as her favorite subject . . . future plans center around secretarial work. Science Club. SANDRA JEAN CHAPMAN Vivacious, friendly, good-natured . . . Sandy is a loyal fan of the Celtics . . . dreams of someday playing the organ in the Boston Garden . . . regrets that the hockey team didn’t win more games for Dotty . . . eventually hopes to become an airline stewardess. Varsity Field Hockey; Basketball; National Thespian Society; Aherjonn; GIC Executive Board; Red and Black. SUSAN CLARK Cheerful . . . sincere .... equally at home on a tennis court, basketball court, or a ski slope . . . just can’t seem to resist Bobbi’s pizza . . . after high school Sue hoi)es to attend Mount Holyoke. Captain, Varsity Tennis; Varsity Basketball; Volley¬ ball; President, Glee Club; A A Executive Board; Phil¬ osophy Club; Secretary, ' Thrift Association; Ski Club; Curtain and Cue; Red Cross; Student Council; Vaude¬ ville; Operetta; Aberjona. Seventeen

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ELIZABETH ANN BELLING Betty can be found any place where there is excitement ... a popular and respected girl . . . Betty’s attracted, like many others, to Mr. Finigan’s ties Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Softball; Volleyball; Bowling; A A Executive Board; Student Council; Glee Club; Philosophy Club; Thrift Association. LEANNE BEUKELMAN Friendly in a quiet way . . . studious . . . always willing to help . . . Leanne enjoys music and reading, but 6 o’clock on Monday mornings and alarm clocks don’t rate . . . admires people who don’t let tests bother them . . . confused by physics . . . her greatest regret is spending only two years at WHS . . . plans to attend Swarthmoi’e Math Club; Philosophy Club; Curtain and Cue; Or¬ chestra; Aherjortd. RICHARD DONNELLY BINGHAM “Bing” is attracted by warm weather. Fords, crashi ng hen parties ... he doesn’t go for English vocabulary quizzes or winter . . . his greatest thrill in high school was being elected captain of the tennis team . . . next year he’s headed for the Colorado School of Mines. Captain Tennis; Philosophy Club; Math Club; Science Club; Spanish Club; Curtain and Cue; Varsity Club; Band; Aberjona. RICHARD ANDREW BORGGAARD Easy going, willing, and capable, all describe Dick Borggaard . . . Dick co-captained our championship cross country team, and says that he will always admire his coach, Mr. Morse . . . “Boggie’s” likes include hen parties, sailing, and sleep. Captain, Cross Country; Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Student Council; Red Cross; Math Club; Science Club; Philosophy Club. INGRID DORIS BRENDEL Our friendly exchange student . . . crazy about Amer¬ ica and Americans . . . Ingrid loves dogs, horses, and T.V., but pet peeves are ironing and people who talk too much . . . enjoys dancing, all spoi ' ts, and politics . . . scared by hot rods . . . confused by nothing . . . her favorite saying, “Pardon you!” Mixed Glee Club; Student Council; Philosophy Club; Ski Club. CHARLES FREDERICK BROWN Quiet . . . dependable . . . always ready to lend a help¬ ing hand . . . Chick likes Cadillac convertibles and big stacks of that green folding stuff 1 . . . attracted by strange places . . . often can be seen working on his smooth “88” Olds . . . inte,nds to enter Wentwoidh. BRENDA MARIE BUCKLEY “Great things come in little packages” is proved hy Bren . . . never runs out of pep at hen parties and jam sessions . . . can dance up a storm and usually does . . . has a keen eye with rifle and tennis racket . . . livening up the school library will be a long remembered ac¬ complishment . . . “Poor” people hold her avid interest. Softball; Tennis; Philosophy Club; Rifle Club; Cur¬ tain and Cue; Aberjona. MARY LUCIA BURTON Reliable . . . witty . . . talented . . . efficient best describe Mary . . . enjoys sleeping, school, strings, but pet peeves are rainy days and ginger snaps . . . music, knitting and wasting time are her favorite pastimes . . . wishes for longer library periods . . . plans to attend Wellesley. Field Hockey Mgr.; Orchestra; Curtain and Cue; Sr.- Jr. Class Play; Philosophy Club; National Honor So¬ ciety; Aberjona; Thi ' ift Club; National Thespian. Sixteen

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CHARLES EDWARD COGAN Friendly . . . easy-goinp: . . . Chuf -gie regrets walking ' to Wadieig ' h between periods and losing the game with Woburn . . . pet likes are good food, especially })izza, and friendly people . . . Chuggie’s main attraction is girls with long blonde hair.confused with Mr. Hayward’s definition of Articulation . . . eventual plans are becoming either a draftsman or a carpenter. Baseball. WILLIAM CARTER COLEMAN Sincere . . . independent . . . capable . . . Bill seems to go for pizza, i)ool, Pontiacs and girls (?) ... but dislikes habitual complainers, cold winters, and slacks on girls . . . claims math as his favorite subject . . . hopes to solve the Brinks robbery someday which would be a “nasty smash” (as he would say) to the F.B.I. . Football; Baseball; Track; Basketball (manager); Thrift Association; Red Cross; Aherjona; Varsity Club; Math Club; Spanish Club. PATRICIA FRANCES CONDON Cute . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . . among Pat’s many likes are cats, movies, Sunday afternoons, and long walks . . . dislikes moody j)eople and Mondays . . . ambition to marry a millionaire ... if she had a million dollars she’d take a trip around the world . . . aims for Addison Gilbert Hospital School for Nurses. Dramatic Club; Library Club. MICHAEL JOSEPH CONNOLLY Fun-loving . . . frie7idly . . . Mike most admires people with a good sense of humor . . . his greatest regret is leaving high school .... if he had a million dollars he’d be practical and spend rt . . . his eventual plans are to have a business of his own. Track; Baseball. MYRA LOIS COON Popular . . . personality-plus . . . peppy . . . Mickie is adept with a basketball, tennis raquet, or violin in her hands . . . this gal jiitches with gusto into any job . . . keei)s an eye out for the mailman too . Co-Ca))tain, Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis; Volley¬ ball; Freshman Cheerleader; Executive Board, AA; Philosophy Club; Curtain and Cue; Student Council; Orchestra; Mixed Glee Club; Vaudeville; Prom Com¬ mittee; Aberjona. ROBERT ANTHONY CORBY Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly . . . Chico . . . this likable guy likes friendly people and skyscrapers . . . wildest dream is to get all A’s . . , confused by snobby people . . . real ambition is to make a million . . . losing to Woburn, and Arlington girls are his pet peeves . . . Mr. Aversa is Bob’s favorite teacher . . . afraid Fran Bees is “real gone” . . . Air Force here he comes. Baseball. NANCY JANE COREY Neat, dei)e.ndable, conscientious . . . wildest dream is to direct an Academy Award picture . . . rates dogs and dramatics high, but dislikes eggs and rainy days . . . Nancy plans to attend Katherine Gibb’s School. National Thespian Society; Curtain and Cue; Thrift Association; Philosophy Club; Aberjona; Jr.-Sr. Class Play; One Act Play Night. WAYNE EDGERLY COWLES Nonchalant . . . friendly . . . sports rate high on his list, while homework and Mondays are his pet peeves . . . his hobby is fishing . . . his favorite sports are sailing, football, and hockey . . . his idea of heaven would be lots of food and a million hockey rinks . . . his only regret is that the hockey team isn’t in a league. Captain Hockey; Varsity Club. Eighteen