Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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r LESLIE JEAN ASHTON Intriguing . . . original . . . friendly . . . Les favors 3-day week¬ ends, open houses, and a certain blonde, but dislikes homework, leaky pens and cliques . . . most admires her parents’ patience . . . her greatest regret is that she didn’t move here sooner . . . future plans include Boston University and a career in the field of music. Curtain Cue; Double Sextette; Glee Club; One-Act Play Night. STEPHEN KENT BAERENWALD Versatile . . . enthusiastic . . . Kent likes playing the guitar, sports cars, and dancing . . . while skimpy lunches, Mondays, and cold mornings bring a frown . . . confused by Bill ' s way with girls . . . wildest ambition is to be a sports car racer . . . real ambition is to attend Emerson College and eventually become an actor. Curtain Cue; One-Act Play Night; Vaudeville; National Thespian Society; Sr.-Jr. Play. PHILIP CHARLES BAILEY Tall, dark and handsome . . . “Beetle” likes ’49 Fords, girls and guns, while short hair leaves him cold . . . wildest ambition is to go around the rotary in reverse (?) ... confused by all girls . . . regrets not studying harder in high school . . . “That’s ace” . . . with a million he’d buy the Sanford drag strip . . . future plans include Wentworth in the field of drafting. Red Cross. THOMAS LEWIS BAIRD Friendly, easy going, and quiet — that’s Tom . . . attracted by Mr. Knight’s physics class, while long gym practices produce frowns from this boy . . . admires Mr. Battino . . . plans for next year center around a junior college and then Northeastern. Track Manager; Gymnastics Manager; Tennis; Varsity Club; Mixed Glee Club; Traffic Squad; Science Club. NEAL KENTON BAKER Concentrating . . . pensive . . . intellectual ... is prospective scientist Neal . . . money, music, math, and Mr. Goldwater re¬ ceive his scholarly approbation . . . Paradise? ... of course, Shaw’s Hell. Neal is afraid the world’s coming to an end. If it doesn’t, next year he will join the Ten Thousand Men of Harvard. WHSR-FM; Science Club, Executive Board; Soccer; Math Club, President; Orchestra; National Honor Society; Math Team. ARTHUR WILLIAM BANESTER, JR. Carefree . . . considerate . . . pessimistic . . . that’s Bill . . . scared by Streffy’s driving . . . Bill ' s greatest worry is that Rose and Pierre won’t graduate . . . always seen in a VW trying to liven up those dull weekends! . . . mostly regrets not beig abl two spel . . . with that now famous WHS million, Bill would buy a 300 SL. Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Aberjona; Golf. HOPE IVINS BARKER Petite . . . vivacious . . . sincere . . . “Hoppy” beams at the men¬ tion of Southern boys, Jayne ' s parties, and Maine, while boys who pinch bring a frown . . . “Hey, guess what?!” . . . afraid that Sue will never conform . . . with that million she’d buy Metrecal for the cafeteria! ... a four-year college will claim this future nurse. Basketball; Field Hockey; Curtain Cue; Mixed Glee Club; Philosophy Club; Red and Black; Aberjona. CAROL JEAN BARNES Capricious . . . cute . . . fun to be with . . . Carol enjoys Sunday nights and the Kingston Trio, while sarcasm and narrow¬ mindedness infuriate her . . . “Really!” . . . admires Mr. Row- den ' s teaching ability and studious people . . . confused by Judy’s strategy . . . attracted by friendly smiles and Florida . . . her immediate plans include business school and becoming a legal secretary. Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Aberjona; Prom Committee. 15

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14 JON CHARLES ABBOTT Handsome . . . reserved . . . intelligent . . . that’s our Science Club President . . . Jon enjoys fishing, canoeing, and silverwork, but is confused by feminine logic, (who isn’t?) . . . Jon most admires Captain Bluntschli . . . will never forget Miss Treichel eating her apple . . . Swarthmore or Harvard will prepare Jon for his career as a psychiatrist. Science Club, President; Chemistry Lab Assistant. RICHARD PAUL ADAMS Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Rick gives his approval to long weekends, Mr. Battino, and algebra ... confused by Mr. Finigan ' s solutions . . . most cherished high school memory is being in One-Act Play Night . . . with a million, Rick would spend half and save the rest for taxes . . . future plans include the Univer¬ sity of Michigan. Curtain Cue; One-Act Play Night; Mixed Glee Club. ELIZABETH AIKEN Betsy can usually be found strumming her guitar or ukulele or eating Boeuf Bourgignon . . . scared by wild drivers . . . most admires Albert Schweitzer . . . heaven is a room where she can listen to Kingston Trio and read Gray’s Anatomy . . . most con¬ fused by Tanner’s “Revolutionist’s Handbook” . . . hopes for Wheaton or Wells and a career in medicine. Basketball; Badminton; Tumblettes; Curtain Sc Cue; Science Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Vaudeville. PAUL KEVIN AMBROSE Independent, congenial . . . “What is this, a joke?” . . . Arnba is attracted by salmon pink Corvettes but scared by Mimi’s driv¬ ing . . . Paul most admires Ken’s English skills and is confident Pierre will make it out of the 11th grade, eventually . . . Amba’s most cherished memory is being able to finish Leapin’s final exam . . . next year’s plans include Harvard or The Citadel. Philosophy Club, President; Aberjona; Math Club; Science Club; Curtain Cue; Cross Country. CHARLES EDWARD ANDERSON Easy going . . . fun to be with . . . good looking . . . “Charlie A.” smiles when submarines or Marilyn are mentioned . . . most ad¬ mires Lou Goddu and Charlie Martin . . . wildest ambition is to be 6’5” tall, weigh 250 lbs., and play for the Green Bay Packers . . . with that cherished million he’d buy James a new gold tooth . . . Charlie plans on prep school. Varsity Football; Varsity Club; Curtain Cue. LOIS MARIE ANTONELLI Cute . . . fun to be with . . . “Lo” likes long weekends, pizza, and an out of town boy, while rain and grouchy people don’t rate . . . scared by fast drivers and confusing people . . . confused by Rosie’s love life and Goofy’s ideas (?) ... future plans include working as a private secretary or hair dressing. Curtain Cue; Glee Club; Aberjona; Red Cross. LAWRENCE IAN ARCHIBALD Individualistic . . . witty . . . intelligent . . . “Itch” is partial to Jaguars, $30.00 shoes, apples, and redheads, but scatter-brained females and Wednesdays leave him cold . . . attracted by pygmies and scarlet letters (?) ... with a million he’d speculate in the white slave trade . . . afraid that he ' ll marry something other than a redhead ... “I was merely being facetious!” . . . Next year Harvard will be blessed with L. I. A. Football; WHSR-FM; Curtain Cue; National Thespian Soci¬ ety; One-Act Play Night; Science Club. JAYNE FLORENCE ARMSTRONG Sophisticated . . . imaginative . . . talkative . . . Janie’s wildest wish is to live in another century . . . “Oh horrors!” . . . con¬ fused by Hope’s love life and Betsy’s antics . . . smiles on foggy days, baby brothers, and exoti c clothes . . . will always remem her her trip to Europe . . . this ambitious girl will be a social worker after college. WHSR-FM; Debate Society; Aberjona; Red Cross; Red and Black.

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16 MARIETTA BARNES Cute . . . sweet . . . fun to be with . . . Mimi smiles at wit, black, and Friday afternoons, but frowns upon tactless and procrastinat¬ ing people . . . “Gaudeamus igitur!” . . . confused by one-act plays with six scenes and attracted by the “claw” (?) ... Mimi’s plans include a four-year college. One-Act Play Night, Director; Freshman Class Vice-President; Curtain Cue, President; Red and Black; Devotional Commit¬ tee; WHSR-FM. PHILIP ALBIN BARNES “Charlie” goes for T-Birds and subs, while difficult tests and rainy weekends rate an emphatic “no . . . wildest ambition is to get all “A’s” . . . with a million he’d buy stock in the New York Yankees . . . “Skip it” . . . attracted by sports minded people . . . after graduation we ' ll find Philip in the business field. Red Cross; Curtain Cue. PETER KELTNER BARRIS Attracted by motorcycles, a certain ’58 Impala (filled with girls) and guitars . . . “Pedro” doesn’t like motor scooters with dead batteries or dead parties . . . confused by the “Satans” . . . wildest ambition is to be a test pilot . . . with a million he’d buy “Booty” a new set of drums . . . after Northeastern, Peter plans a career as an aeronautical engineer. Orchestra; Gym Team; Science Club. WILLIAM EDMUND BATES Tall . . . good looking . . . popular . . . that’s Bill . . . “the shack”, Italian food, and football rate high with this boy while SAT’s and people without a sense of humor are frowned upon . . . with a million he’d buy “Freddie’s fruit stand” . . . attracted by junior girls . . . future plans include college and a career in engineering. Varsity Football; Track; Varsity Club; Wrestling; Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Red and Black; Prom Committee; Math Club; Vaudeville. ANTHONY JOSEPH BAVUSO, JR. “What do you say?” . . . Tony gives an OK to drive-ins and hamburgers, while rainy Saturdays cause him to scorn . . . heaven to Tony would be a seven-day weekend . . . confused by “Double H” . . . wildest ambition is to throw the discus 200 feet . . . plans on entering a business school after graduation. Varsity Track; Football; Basketball; Curtain Cue. RUTH HARRIET BECKLEY Ruthie is partial to peanuts, Hamlet, Celtics, and the N.Y. Giants, but is bothered by boys who need haircuts, Driver Educa¬ tion lectures, and auditorium study . . . “What time is it?” . . . confused by juniors who know everything about physics and chemistry . . . plans center around MIT and a career as an architect. JV Basketball; Badminton; Tumblettes; Red Cross; Science Club; Vaudeville; Aberjona. MICHAEL EARL BELIDA “Lucky” sends an approving eye towards blondes and brunettes, while redheads spark an emphatic no! . . . his favorite teachers include Mr. Burns, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Curtis . . . wildest am¬ bition is to be a millionaire . . . with that million he ' d buy a T-Bird . . . next year will find “Lucky” at Lowell Tech. EDWARD RIPLEY BENNETT Long vacations and long weekends bring forth a quiet smile from Ed ... he turns thumbs down on homework and Monday mornings . . . wildest ambition is to play with the Boston Patriots . . . afraid that he will never get his license . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Kessler, while his favorite subject is English . . . plans to become a veterinarian. Hockey, Manager; Baseball, Manager; Varsity Club.