Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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26 JOHN EDWARD CUSSEN “Dinner” is “out to lunch” analyzing Rowe’s sneaky puns and senior girls . . . notorious for falling asleep on beaches... will always remember the States and try to forget auditorium studies and broken hockey sticks . . . with a million he would buy “Sut” a wig .. . wildest ambition, to reform Mr. Case . . . future plans include college. Varsity Hockey; Varsity Track; Student Council; Curtain Cue; Varsity Club. LAWRENCE VINCENT DALTON Moose enjoys all-night card parties—but mention Monday mornings and he frowns. . . his wildest ambition is to win the world driving championship . . . favorite pastime is playing football at Ginn Field . . . confused by Cullen’s taste in cars. He’ll never forget the Junior Prom. Next year will find Moose at college or in the Air Force. Varsity Wrestling; Track; Philosophy Club; Red Cross; Cur- tain Cue. ROBERT CONOR DELANEY Tall, blond, good-looking ... Bob likes cars ... dislikes Monday mornings and stuck-up blondes . . . He’s confused by the way Karl spends his money (who isn’t) ... he enjoys playing pool . . . his wildest ambition is to move to Califor- nia, but next year will find Bob working and attending night school. Red Cross. FREDERICK JOHN DEMINICO Humorous, friendly, quiet . . . “Money can’t buy happiness, but it can make misery a lot more enjoyable!” . . . Three day weekends, skiing, and snow make Fred smile ... but don’t mention Trig tests and D.R. He’s most confused by Mr. Wat- son’s mumbling and the Blue Jewel. Next year some four year college will claim Fred. CYNTHIA JOAN DE STEFANO Cyndy, attractive and lots of fun, favors football players and college mixers . . . could do without blind dates from Clod . . . bewildered by Denise’s car breaks and Mr. Soule’s Physics . . . her innermost desire is to drive around the rotary the wrong way. . . Next year Junior College. Curtain Cue; Red Black; Philosphy Club; Aberjona. WAYNE EDWARD DE STEFANO Look for Wayne playing pool with a puzzled expression as he ponders Killer’s shots . . . long weekends are in with Wayne, but those Monday mornings and homework are out. He has sweet dreams of graduation, after which he'll head for Went- worth. JULIE ANN DEVANEY A tall, doll with the most contagious smile in W.H.S. .. . “Oh, nice!” ... happy people, Mr. Case’s sarcasm, and chinkie eyes bring on the J.D. smile, but being told she’s wrong—forget it! . .. confused “‘muchly” by J.C. and the boys; she’s, still looking for Eddy’s contacts . . . maybe she'll find them in college. Sophomore Class, Treas.; Student Council, Treas.; G.I.C., Treas.; Philosophy Club, Sec.; A berjona. BARBARA JEANNE DOANE Charlie is attracted by Chinese food and boys with nice cars, but Monday mornings and pea soup are out. . . “I’ll check it out” . . . she’s confused by Jean’s ideas for trips . . . someday she’d like to marry a millionaire, but these days she enjoys eating bologna sandwiches while watching T.V. ... future plans include Manchester Academy. Curtain Cue.

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JANET ANGELA COVINO Sweetman friendly». 4... always) smilinge wen Janieneallyegoes for pizza, long weekends, Mr. Rawden, and math . . . but she can do without quizzes and WHS’s crowded conditions ...a French red-head perplexes her (?) ... Jan will always re- member Mr. Rawden’s classes and taking surveys ... her future plans include a career in elementary education. French Club; Curtain Cue; Vaudeville; Philosophy Club; A berjona. CHRISTINE DIANE COX Chris is attracted to boys with light blue eyes and blond hair and to red Stingrays, but getting up early, setting her hair, and doing homework make her mad. She'll never understand Dinah’s lack of enthusiasm and Jane’s love life. Maybe some- day she'll find that millionaire . . . till then it’s a secretarial job ahead. Art Club; Curtain Cue; Art Service Club. ROBERT BRENDAN CROTTY Shy, sincere . . . this tall, handsome football player can often be found watching the Giants ... “Mil” okays sports and blondes, but he doesn’t go for nicknames and secrets. . . “Ah, come on!” ... he'll always remember beating Melrose and Woburn... Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Traffic Squad. ROBERT HENRY CUFF “Short gun” is attracted by “a” certain junior girl . . . Sports and “‘all-nighters” rate high on Bob’s list of likes; but Betty’s talkativeness and Ron’s tall tales rate low ... confused by Mouse and Paul . . . favorite pastimes are second gear and swimming in Hess’ pool. . . plans include prep school. Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Hockey; Red Cross. GERALD JOSEPH CULLEN This intellectual seeks the altruistic pleasures of life: eating and sleeping . . . his ambition? to be reincarnated as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich . . . “Oh gosh darn it!” Confused by Mr. McGhee’s sense of humor, he finds delight in annoying Mr. Bouley during wrestling practice. We find this exuberant person heading for college next year. WHSR;; Student Council; Wrestling; Football; Red Black. ROBERT THORNDIKE CUMMINGS, JR. Bob can be found around new golf clubs or old cars . . . but never around wet sponges (?) . . . confused by Mr. Rawden’s quizzes .. . “I told you so” . . . wildness is a game of poker with Arnold Palmer . .. will always remember the day the schedules didn’t come in. Future plans: Art School for Indus- trial Designing. Varsity Golf; Curtain Cue. J. SCOTT CUNNINGHAM This hitch-hiking, tennis-playing, banjo-picking gymnast flips for crazy girls who like to laugh, Bluegrass banjo, and heffa- lumps ... flops at the thought of defizzled Cokes or mud puddles ... confused by people who don’t care. Although he’d like to be a life-time member of the Peace Corps, Scott will settle for teaching or foreign service, Tennis Team, Co-Capt.; Varsity Gymnastics; Traffic Squad; Band; Les Troubadors JOHN ANTHONY CUOZZO Lively, smiling . . . that’s “Cousy” “What’s for lunch?” John likes food, eating, math, blondes, and ’65 Chevy’s but don’t mention after school physics lab or 4th lunch. He’s most confused by Jan’s brainstorms and the Farmer’s clarinet play- ing. John’s dream is to parachute off the Prudential Tower, but he plans to major in math at Tufts. 25

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NANCY PATRICIA DOHERTY Dark hair and always smiling, Nancy gives an extra big grin to the Cape, Gloucester, and vacations, dislikes going the “Long Way” ... confused by the traffic patterns in the halls and algebra . . . Her wildest ambition is to be a U.S. Senator putting a flag in G-23 . . . next fall will find Nancy in college. Student Council; Mixed Chorus; A berjona. NANCY ANN DONAGHEY Friendly . . . talkative ... that’s “Magoo” . . . attracted by fellow drum corps nuts and the other W.H.S. She’s generally confused .. . dislikes getting her name constantly mixed up with the other Nancy D. ... to win an argument with the “Little Bear” is her wildest ambition. The Queen’s Cadettes is her favorite pastime. Future plans include teaching. Girl’s Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Varsity Softball. ROBERT ALAN DOTEN Friendly people and California sun rate high. . . “Oh well” to New England’s changing weather . . . confused by Aberjona biography sketches . . . his dream is to play the banjo like Earl Scruggs or to get an “A” from Miss Magee! Bob can be found playing or listening to bluegrass. Future plans include college. Indoor Track; Spring Track; Philosophy Club; Curtain Cue; STEPHEN DAVID DOUGHERTY “Round, round, get around, I get around”. . . It’s good na- tured Steve, alias “Killer”. Steve’s favorite pastimes are Satur- day nights at the bridge and riding around in the hot blue Ford. He hopes that the laughs he’s had in high school will last all his life. Mill and mumbles confuse him. Steve plans on prep school. Curtain Cue; Red Cross. LEE ALISON DRESSER Red barley lollipops, snowy Christmas Eves, and enthusiastic people are what our Senior V.P. really goes for ... Neat teachers impress Lee, while moody people and A.P. math leave her confused . . . To be Santa in Filene’s is her wildest ambition, but you’re more likely to find her headed for Deni- son or Duke. Sic lass) V2: Ire Class) sec:; Varsity, Cheerleader, Co- Capt.; Aberjona, Editor; Red Black. DIANE DUBE “Hi ya” . . . Dubee okays Sugar Hill at night and green eyes, while backing out of her driveway and being late rate an emphatic NO! .. . although confused by Mr. Murray’s half- time shows, Diane will never forget having the band party at her house . . . often found writing letters to Washington D.C. . . . future plans are college. Band; Mixed Glee Club; Curtain Cue; Intramural Basket- ball; Intramural Field Hockey. EDMUND LOUIS DUNN, III Unflagging, well-known at W.H.S., a connoisseur of Johnson Johnson ’s products. . . Edd most appreciates one ton elephants, cow-eyes, and girls, but disfavors gold Cadillacs and crutches. He'll always remember the Great Escape-Oct 30; and passing English III. Edd is bewildered by Ronnie’s idea of a minute and “Dinnah’s” way of life. Plans include art school. A berjona; Red Cross; Curtain Cue; Boys Cheerleading. LINDA LILLIAN DUNN Outstanding in any crowd, admired by all, Mrs. Mole finds the St. Lawrence Seaway and The Cape exciting but snakes, pizza, and fuzzy radios obnoxious . . . Jan’s admirers and Maresy’s driving confuse her . . . Someday she’ll start a mole farm. . . She'll always remember those 64 hockey games . . . A career as a legal secretary is in this girl’s near future. Red Cross; Philosophy Club; Intramural Field Hockey; Vaudeville; French Club. 27