Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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CYNTHIA BAKER ABBOTT Cindy . . . is walking through Provincetown . . . where there are no spiders or Amherst Pamphlets . . . pondering over the mysteries of Haiku, England, or W.H.S. soccer games .. . thinking how great it would be to own that wild Atlantic Ocean beside her . . . wondering about Karen’s Kitchen Table . remembering Bridge Club and Lab Sessions. Cindy walks on to Jackson next year. Red Black; Aberjona; French Club; Philosophy Club. ANNE ELIZABETH AHERN Ever see that cute blonde at Rookie’s? ... well, that’s “Banan.” Full moons, the Cape, diamonds and boats are magic words to Anne but evil gossip, short lunches, and college applications. are strictly “Pisidrio.” “Who put the hairspray in the deodorant” heads a list of swingin’ memories at W.H.S. for this girl. Anne plans on college and a career in social work. SSO) De it. Tumblettes; Cheerleaders; Red Black; WHSR; One Act Playnight. DOMENIC ANGELO AMICO “Donny” likes Chinese food, super sports and 6th period, but frowns on Monday mornings, high dues, and 3rd floor apart- ments. He is attracted by a girl in “G” block study who gets Donny in trouble. Donny is found running up and down John- son Road with Jimmy. Varsity Football; Hockey; Red Cross; Student Council; Jr. Prom Committee. JEAN ALISON ANDREWS Long-haired boys, banjos, and bubble gums are keen with Jean. While she doesn’t go for perpetual diets, she likes a little snow on the ski slopes. Confused Jane Ayre’s humor, Chris’s tactlessness, and Debi’s boring life, she is definitely drawn by that sound of music. She may one day sail around the world with a millionaire. Red Cross; Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Intramurals. ELLEN AUBREY Cute, friendly, that’s Lula. Y.A. Tit tle and the Giants rate high, but people who are late, and Monday mornings bring a frown. Ellen’s attracted by a certain door holder (?) but confused by the “Senior Boys” in general. Future plans include a junior college and a career as a medical secretary. Philosophy Club; Curtain Cue; Red Cross. PAULA MARIE AVAKIAN “Pollywog” digs blue eyes, M M’s, Robert Goulet, and people with a smile . . . Jimmy’s knuckle’s bring a real scowl. Confused by Ruthie’s driving, and Crawley’s Chemistry, her fondest memory is Mr. Rawden’s Modern Problems class. Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Red Cross; Red Black. GAIL MARIE BAIRSTOW Ruby likes Kathy’s p.j. parties, snowy Sunday afternoons and Keito’s Pizza; dislikes M.I.T. mixers and weekdays . . . puz- zled by Connie, Anne and her little friend. Ruby is attracted by Laura’s yellow sweater. While her wildest ambition is to join the P.O.E. Club, her future plans include secretarial work. Red Black; Softball; Curtain Cue. BRENDA SUE BAKER Our intelligent scholar finds cats, classical music, and the Frumious Knight to her liking—but she’s not quite so keen about announced quizzes, unannounced quizzes, squeaky piano pedals, and Friday P.M. English papers. Brenda is often seen riding the bus to Cambridge or holding quick club meetings in the halls. Someday she hopes to sell the Atlantic to Cindy. Next year—Radcliffe and a science career. National Honor Society; Orchestra; French Club, Pres.; Sci- ence Club, Pres.; Math Team. 17