Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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WILLARD SPARKS CANNON b Fun-loving and energetic, Sparky can be found either repairing his cycle—again, or on the ski slopes of Cannon Mountain. Confused by “Dinnah’s” Thinking, Future plans include prep school and then college. . Varsity Soccer; Varsity Wrestling; Vaudeville; Varsity Club; Curtain Cue. MARIA THERESA CAPUTO : Pretty ... fun . . . Tonto likes open houses, beach parties, and a good looking boy... “I'll mash you like a potato! . , frowns on snobs and cars that stall... confused by Nancy’s hollow leg and Cheryl’s love life . . . wildest ambi- tion is to be Miss America. . . the Junior Prom rates high in her memory ... after attending four year college, she'll teach. Vaudeville; A berjona; Glee Club; Curtain Cue. EUGENE ROBERT CAREY Good-looking ... zany ... Gene’s eyes light up at the thought of Saturday nights with the Group, open houses, and Karl’s motor scooter, but cauliflower strikes a sour note... confused by Billy’s mumbling . . . most admires Mr. Knight. Gene looks forward to Boston College and a political science major. Varsity Hockey; Football; Curtain Cue; Red Cross. STEPHEN WINDSOR CARPENTER “Harpo” can usually be found duck hunting, in snow storms, or riding motor scooters, but mention quiet homerooms, and people who don’t smile, well, . . . forget it! His fondest mem- ory at W.HLS. is having played with the Orange Squad. He is still confused by Porter and Jeff’s higher mathematics. It’s off to college next year. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Club; Curtain Cue; A berjona. JUDITH OGDEN CARROLL Unpredictable . .. Judy’s attracted by “Little Goobs”, and blue-eyed brunettes, but frowns on cold pizza... “Is that right?” . . . To spend a year with Gayle and Don Ameche on the Riviera would be heaven ... Scared by Bronco, and Gayle’s eagle . . . will always remember driving in neutral . . . Judy hopes to attend Louisiana State. French Club; 4 berjona; Philosophy Club; Choir. WILLIAM JAMES CARROLL Blond, fun. . . Butchie. . . “What the —!”. . . Attracted by “327” Chevy engines with fuel injection, Joe’s “283”, and girls, Butch dislikes Monday mornings and cold coffee. Mr. Weafer, Ronnie’s love life, and Ford products confuse him. Butch, heading for Lowell Tech next year, will remember Mr. O’Connor’s D block history class. JANIS GALE CARUCCI “No, Im Jan, not Judy!” It’s Coochie—versatile, energetic, and full of fun! Jan loves Ray Charles, Chinese food and clove lifesavers, but not history and potato chips. Someday she'll try picking all the chunks out of a jar of chunky peanut butter! But next year, it’s Mass. General Hospital School of Nursing for sure. Red Cross, Tumblettes, Co-Captain; Philosophy Club; A berjona; Vaudeville. JUDITH GAYE CARUCCI Popular . . . friendly . . . mischievous . . . Cooch is attracted by “Bees” (?) ... A smile appears at the thought of coffee frappes, pizza, and Old Spice but it will disappear with history, straight hair and string beans . . . confused by homeroom G21 . . . Spare time finds Judy drawing . . . future plans center around Mass. General Hospital School of Nursing. Student Council; Red Cross; Aberjona; Vaudeville; Intramu- ral Basketball. 22

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BARBARA JUDITH BUND A four year school and a career in teaching are future plans for “Bundy” ... can often be found at Ginn Field on fall afternoons, or skiing down some slope in the winter ; confused by Barb’s knee .. . “Will Marsha ever get her li- cense?” ... People who follow the crowd and French rate low with Barb. Varsity Field Hockey; Curtain Cue; Aberjona; Philsophy Club; Intramural Basketball. STEPHEN CHARLES BURNHAM Friendly . . . fun to be with . . . Steve is attracted by skiing and Karmann Ghias (wonder why) . . . confused by Brink’s “truck” .. . favorite pastimes include being on the Orange Squad ... Steve’s wildest ambition is to fix Mr. Knight’s bicycle while his real ambition is to attend Hebron, then a liberal arts college. Varsity Soccer; Gymnastics; Curtain Cue; Aberjona; Vaudeville; Varsity Club. BARBARA WEBB BURNS Sophisticated, Burnsie favors Joan Baez, Bobby Dylan, poetry, and beaches, but her blood pressure rises at slush, finals, and laste period study 5.) «Unbelievable ) Shell remember decorating the Junior Prom instead of studying for midyears. After a four year college, Barb will follow a career in illustra- tion. Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Student Council; Philosophy Club; Art Service Club. JOHN NEWTON BURROWS Jack is often seen trumpet in hand! “How are you today?” This nut’s attracted by his school subjects (??), sports, and people, and very puzzled by Bruno. Bad marks bring a frown on his usually smiling face. Jack’s wildest ambition is to travel around the world. Next year he hopes to prepare for a career in music. Band; Orchestra; Golf; Red Cross; Varsity Club. PAULA ANNETTE BURTON Paula’s “Hi ya” can be heard by all. Mr. Soule’s metric system conversions confuse her, but she’ll always remember Mr. Kios- ses’ Spanish class. Rainy days are nil, but pizza, Mike’s red Tempest and loosening Nancy’s roof shingles are A-OK. Wishes to be an executive secretary in the electronics field. Curtain Cue; Red Black; Philosophy Club; Science Club; Aberjona. JUDITH RUTH BUTLER Judy’s the girl who’s always smiling and believes in the Golden Rule . . . She admires well dressed people and helpful teach- ers, but dislikes swinging doors and cutting in the lunch line. She enjoys knitting and typing, and wishes she could type 100 words a minute. . . Judy’s looking to IBM School then work- ing in a Boston Bank. STEPHEN CHARLES BUTTERFIELD Intense, brainy, fun, and an AP Math Class menace, Steve makes excuses for putting off homework and not passing in his Aberjona biography sheet . . . often seen crushing reefenhorts, managing WHSR or pursuing hephalums . . . fondly recalls Preferential Polls K. This great would-be co-author of A Cal- culus has Math or Medicine as his goal. WHSR-FM, Manager; Varsity Basketball, Manager; Red Black; Lacrosse; Science Club. LUCILLE MARIE CANNAVA “Luci”, always witty, loves to hear the band play during A Block . . . perplexed by referee’s hand signals. . . “That’s too much!” . . . Likes snow and “little kids”, but not commercials or heavy books . . . Though Luci’s wildest dream is to fix the clocks at WHS, she realistically looks forward to a career in medicine. Red Black; WHSR; Aberjona; Vaudeville; Curtain Cue. 21

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23 RICHARD LOUIS CASSARO “You're kidding” . . . Richie is attracted by a girl who drives a big red Ford. Snobs and 6 cylinder engines rate low on his list . . . confused by Walter’s driving and people who wear Beatle boots!?!? . . . wildest ambition would be to build his own car. Richie’s future plans include Wentworth Institute. Football; Curtain Cue; Red Cross. NANCY CARTLAND CHASE That cute Chaser likes convertibles, Jeeps, and Diet Pepsi; but “wet weekends” and curly hair are nil. Confused by Pam’s “Bee Good”, this ambitious girl wants to walk to Boston! But she is usually found sailing or riding. Her fondest memory in WHS is meeting the “4 Ferns.” A Junior College will claim Nancy next year. Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Intramural Basketball; Pep Club. RICHARD DANA CHASE Center of attention for this easy-going guy is a certain junior girl. The Chaser can often be found skiing or waking neigh- bors with his guitar. He’ll always remember Christmas vaca- tion of his junior year, but don’t remind him of bucket seats or auditorium arm-rests. It’s work next year for Dick. Band; Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Glee Club. ANGELA MARIE CIRUSO “Oh, I don’t believe it!” ... Boys in general (and one in particular) bewilder this friendly girl . . . but English Leather, open houses, and the Lettermen bring out that winning smile. Ang enjoys filling Carolyn’s car trunk with “signs”. Secretarial or IBM school are in the future. e Red Black; Aberjona; Red Cross; Vaudeville; Curtain Wes JOYCE CAROL CLARK Joyce enjoys other happy people, beatnik coffee shops, and the 4B’s . . . baffled by certain maniac drivers . . . loves to wave that baton. . . “Oh Togglies! you didn’t!” . . . amused by the crowded conditions in Latin IV . . . Joyce would like to own a Steinway Concert Grand, but she’ll head for teaching in the Peace Corps. ; Appreciation Committee, Pres.; Varsity Debate Team. KATHLEEN FRANCIS COAKLEY “It’s been real” ... It’s Kati with her winning smile. The “blonde bomber” is crazy about lighthouses, Canoe, and green eyes, but her smile disappears if crutches or sarcasm of Ferdi- nandesse-haters are mentioned. Kati wonders about Gayle’s eagle obsession, Muffet, and Gigi. Her desire is to be the wildest rallier, but she’ll settle for a medical career. Aberjona; Red Black; Basketball; Philosophy Club; Vaudeville. LYNNE JO-ANN COCHRAN Tall, pretty, poised ...a friend ... lives for Fridays... just give her French bread and she’s content . . . Lynne likes expensive things, but she’s annoyed by messy people . . . per- plexed over Physics and football . . . Intrigued by the idea of living in Japan, Lynne plans to attend college and then work for a fashion magazine. Varsity Field Hockey; Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Prom Committee. KATHLEEN ANNE COLLINS Friendly . . . funloving ... Kate is attracted by a certain Bentley sophomore. Italian food, Old Spice, and puddles (?) please this future nurse, but Reet’s spaghetti and times when “Oughta” won’t go are no fun. She’s scared by Bobby’s ap- petite . . . with a million, she’d give half to the “Big G”. Kate likes leading the Queen’s Cadettes. Red Cross.