Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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JOSEPH MILLER MARION GRAY Joe is that likeable guy who ' s most often found singing with the Jibers . . . topping his list of likes are Mary ' s back rubs, Bob ' s cars, while Monday morning, Oh boy! , just don ' t agree with him . . . afraid that Whit will run out of jokes . . . attracted by cheerleaders . . . Brown or Middlebury will claim Joe next year. Track; Cross Country; Executive Board, Red Cross; Thrift Association; Vaudeville; Keynotes; Aberjono. DAVID ROSS GUARENTE Dave can often be found earnestly trying to solve those math problems for his favorite teacher, Mr. Butters . . . anything connected with show business rates A-l with Dave, while Americanized Italian dishes receive unprintable comments ... if handed a million dollars Dave would spend it on a leisurely trip around the world ... in the future Dave hopes to enter show business. Curtain and Cue; Red and Black. JENNIFER MONICA GURRISI Fun-loving . . . naturally curly hair . . . you can find Jen either bombing in her Buick or at Ken Malden ' s Rock ' n ' Roll dances . . . scared by Mr. Kotkov ' s eye brows . . . this gal ' s greatest ambition is to be able to sing as well as brother Bill . . . after high school Jen will go on to be a top-notch secreta ry. GIC. HELGA ANNALISA HAMMERSCHMIDT Completely lovable exchange student from Austria is our Helga . . . demure . . . sweet with a smile to match . . . captivating minx . . . confused by fast talking Americans . . . so-o-o partial to dark men with blue eyes . . . versatile Helga enjoys music, skiing, painting, skating, and swimming . . . real ambition, politics . . . most admires Ike . . . the University of Vienna will turn out a fine diplomat in Helga. Philosophy Club; Student Council; Ski Club. LINCOLN SUMNER HANDFORD Line can often be seen in the radio control booth playing the cool music heard in the cafeteria during the lunches . . . his likes are gray Buick convertibles, vanilla ice cream, and chocolate cake ... no homework and a four-day weekend would be heaven . . . regrets leaving Winchester High ... he hopes to become an electronics engineer when he finishes school. Math Club; Science Club; Curtain and Cue. DAVID STEVEN HARROLD Quiet and thoughtful . . . lots of fun and easy to get along with . . . Dave likes to play football and hockey when not adding to his coin collection . . . admires friendly people . . . tops on his list of likes are adventure and food, but homework doesn ' t rate with Dave . . . heaven would be a place where there is always peace and quiet . . . plans on entering the Navy. Football. NORMAN HENRY HARROLD Quiet . . . likeable . . . witty . . . Snowshoes likes hockey, swimming, friendly people, and a certain Spanish student . . . Faculty favorites include Mr. Branley and Mr. Power . . . claims to be confused by Mr. Butters . . . chief regret is that there aren ' t enough hours in a day . . . after high school, Norman plans to join the United States Navy. Boys Tumbling Team. JEAN CAROLINE HEARD Cute . . . packed with dynamite . . . Jeanie likes olives, Annisquam, and weekends, but turns a cold shoulder to Monday mornings, and tests . . . her idea of heaven would be a four day school week ... is afraid she won ' t reach 5 ' 5 . . . Jeanie heads for college next year and a career in teaching. Volleyball; Field Hockey; Softball; Curtain and Cue; Philosophy Club; Vaudeville; Aberjono; Rifle Club; Band. 26

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ELIZABETH JANE FOSTER Attractive . . . friendly . . . Betty can be remembered for her melodious voice in the vaudeville shows . . . likes pizza, summers and long weekends, but snobby girls and Monday mornings just don ' t rate . . . Betty is confused by Air Force regulations . . . after high school Betty hopes to become a secretary and then to get married. Basketball; Softball; Red Cross; Red and Black; Vaudeville; Glee Club; Chorus. JOHN HOPKINS FOSTER Energetic . . . friendly . . . “Foss likes vacations, Mr. Burns, math, and football . . . confused by physics experiments . . . afraid he won ' t retire at thirty ... a million would buy lab equipment for Mr. Finigan . . . plans to attend Brown or Cornell and then become an accountant. Manager, Varsity Football; Manager, Basketball; Varsity Club; Class Picture Committee; Boys ' Stare; Red and Black; Quill and Scroll; Math Club; Philosophy Club; Aberjona. WARREN WENTWORTH FOWLER Sincere, well-liked . . . sports, long weekends and quiet girls head Warren ' s list of likes . . . girls who smoke and Mr. Cooper ' s “quizzes irk him . . . “That ' s the way the cookie crumbles . . . Dartmouth College and a chemical engineering course will claim Warren. Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Executive Board, Aberjona; Philosophy Club; Keynotes; Math Club; Band; Stu¬ dent Council; Science Club; Red and Black; Graduation Committee. MARIE ELIZABETH FRONGILLO Marie is the quiet gal attracted by white Ford convertibles and the no-school bells at 7:20 . . . afraid that she ' ll never get her license . . . confused by Carol ' s love problems . . . rates long weekends, tall boys, and Miss Bronson as favorites . . . is scared by report cards, exams, and fast drivers . . . with a million she ' d tour the world, after spending two years at Fishei Junior College. Sm ROBERT ALLEN FUDGE Quiet . . . good-natured . . . Bob dotes on summer vacations, but C-lunch, loud mouths and serious teachers disturb him . . . history rates high as his favorite subject and he admires Mr. Cooper for his calm nature . . . his greatest worry is that his car will not last out the senior year . . . Bob both admires and is confused by girls . . . after the Army he hopes to be a real estate broker. WILLIAM LAWRENCE FULTON Peppy . . . well-liked . . . Larry rates pizza and Tech Tourney time high on his list of likes, but is scared by Mr. Cooper ' s tests . . . O.K. sport ... he can often be seen in the science lab after school . . . o school without teachers is his wildest dream . . . after school he will head for Annapolis and a Naval career. Track; Gym Team; Aberjona; Vice President, Science Club; Philosophy Club; Math Club; Curtain and Cue. MARIE ELAINE GENTILE If you hear people laughing at the other end of the room you know Marie is telling one of her jokes . . . the driver education course was her greatest memory . . . Marie hopes that someday Mr. Phillips will stand still . . . some airline will claim Marie as a hostess in the future. GIC; Curtain and Cue; One Act Play Night; Aberjona; Red Cross; Prom Committee; Philosophy Club. SUZANNE WILSON GOODWIN Hi, doll, and you know Sue ' s here . . . she doesn ' t dig insects, snobs or homework but her idea of heaven is summer all year long . . . she relishes summers in Ipswich (any connec¬ tion?), music, and knitting, and wants to be a good driver . . . she ' s afraid Brad will get a crew cut . . . she ' ll be a good secretary to a lucky person someday. Glee Club; Philosophy Club; French Club; Curtain and Cue; Aberjona. WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY WINCHESTER, MASS. 25

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s I 9 ? ELEANOR ANNETTE HEWIS Petite . . . easy-going . . . reliable best describe Ellie whose pet likes are the Navy and Saturday nights while her peeves are snobs and Monday morning tests . . . owning the Wool- worth chain is her wildest dream . . . she ' s afraid Clay will get her license . . . Miss Skornik is her favorite teacher . . . next comes a successful secretarial career. GIC; Red Cross; Curtain and Cue; Red and Black. THOMAS MASON HILL, JR. Tim pictures heaven as a chunk of Wyoming surrounded by Maine ... he gives the green light to Rachmaninoff, fried chicken, Mr. Power, photography, but disparages his amazing ability to procrastinate . . . the editorship of the Red and Black and his love of English may lead to a career in journalism after college. Editor, Red and Black; Quill and Scroll; Philosophy Club; Science Club; Curtain and Cue. JACQUELINE MARGUERITE BRENDA HOGAN Petite pixi . . . effervescent personality . . . happy-go-lucky . . . rare combinations, but every bit Jackie . . . attracted by Whitty people . . . craves bombing with the kids, Senior parties at Jude ' s, sleeping . . . plays a mean piano . . . afraid Carol won ' t get her license . . . treks to University of Mass¬ achusetts. Red and Black; Quill and Scroll; Accompanist, Mixed and Girls ' Glee Clubs; Chairman, Ring Committee,; French Club; Philoso¬ phy Club; Aberjona. THOMAS CHURCHILL HOOPER Nice-looking . . . bubbling with fun . . . wildest ambition is to write a book on how to teach Spanish (Why Tom, didn ' t you like Kotkov ' s method?) . . . regrets that Sid Bixler hasn ' t returned to W. H. S. (Exeter regrets it too!) . . . with a million, Hoop would invent a way of learning without studying (hurrah!!) . . . future plans include Amherst. Football; Manager, Basketball; Track; President, Band; Spanish Club; Math Club; Orchestra; Vaudeville. BARBARA MAY HORN Good-natured, cute, friendly ... a talent for conversation . . . strangely attracted by the name Roger and convertibles (any connection?) . . . will always remember the Junior Prom . . . scared by Marie ' s driving and confused by Janet ' s lovelife . . . will be a private secretary after attending Burdett or Chandler Business School. Field Hockey; Basketball; Bowling; GIC; Curtain and Cue; Aberjona; Red and Black; Philosophy Club; Girls ' Glee Club; Prom Committee. ELIZABETH LEAH HOTTEL Petite, peppy, personality plus . . . usually found collecting round pencils or cheerleading . . . regrets that licenses aren ' t available at the age of 14 . . . loves chameleons, but spiders and underclassmen at senior parties are unappreciated . . . aims for Mount Holyoke. AA Executive Board; Co-Captain Cheerleaders; Octette; Red and Black; Vice-President French Club; Vaudeville; Student Council; Philosophy Club; GIC; Curtain and Cue; Math Club; Thrift Association; Graduation Committee; Volleyball; Bas¬ ketball. MARILYN ELIZABETH HURLEY Tall . . . easygoing . . . good-natured ... is afraid Main Street will become worn out ... is attracted by a special Mercury Convertible . . . she rates pizza, Saturday night parties, and Pinky as tops . . . her most cherished high school memory was getting her license . . . plans to work for the New England Telephone Company as a secretary. GIC; Aberjona; Curtain and Cue; Red and Black. MARY ELIZABETH JACKSON Attractive . . . quiet ... a certain B N boy, stylish clothes, convertibles and weekends act like a magnet with Mimi . . . confused by Mr. Weafer ' s daily problems . . . admires daring people . . . with a million dollars she ' d travel ' round the world ... to be on the cover of Mademoiselle is her wildest ambition . . . hopes to attend Colby College next year. French Club; Philosophy Club; Curtain and Cue; One Act Play; GIC; WHSR-FM; Aberjona. ■ ■