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CHELMSFORD

The Class of 1964

Proudly Presents

THE LION Chelmsford High School

MASSACHUSETTS

dedication

THE CU\SS Of 196-+ DED lCATES THE LION

TO

l\ hss F. CHRISTI i:: Boon-1

\tVhose complete devotion to her task, Whose unsurpassed knowledge of her subject, \t\lhose dignified d irection in the classroom, \\!hose inspired leadership of The National H onor Society, \,\!hose integrity of mind and spirit,

I la\·e made a \·ital impact on -The Class of 1964 and Chelmsford H igh School.

editorial

Editor-in-chief - Peter M cHugh

As we, the youth of America, make ready to take up tl1e reins of the world's destiny , we ,·o,,· that by our deeds we shall be kno\\'n. The eyes of all our elders are now upon us in \\'atchful antic ipation of the fruition of their labors. i\ luch work and training has been expended by many se!Aess people to de,·elop to the uttermost our minds and bodies. In us they see the future of a better world through our intelligent appli· cat ion of our knowledge and wisdom. In us they see the realiza­tion of tl1ose ideas and goals which they haYe failed to accomplish. We must fulfill the trust and confidence tha t our parents, teachers, and friends haYe placed in us. The task before us demands that we continually stri,·e to utilize e,·ery talent poss ible-our experiences. our education . our latent capabilities-in the best service of our fello"· man .

Let our deeds express only the highest moral aspirat ions in all our future endeavors.

l e t our deeds exemplify honest striYing for indi,·idual success as preparation for greater triumphs.

Let our deeds illustrate the ,·irtues of life- lm·e. 5acrifice. service, integri ty-qualities which ,~·ill lead us to participate in

the building of a better world. To those who sometimes fear that thev do not understand

us, and to all others who question our sincerity, we say: " 1 OSCITATE NOS ACTIS-By our deeds you shall know us."

• • apprec1at1on

Miss Elizabeth F. Lunt

A - Activity in our behalf

D - Devotion to our cause

V - Vitality in our class procedures

I - Interest in our individual development

S - Service in our school projects

E - Earnestness in response to our ideas

R - Regard for our growth

S - Sincerity in all they do.

Mr. Robert A. Dube

administration

FREDERICK C. BARDSLEY Administrative Assistant to

Supt. of Schools

DR. THOMAS L. RIVARD Superintenden t of Schools

DR. EDWARD E. KELLEHER Administrative Ass istant to

Supt. of Schools

L. to R.: Mr. Thawley, Miu McCarthy, Mr. Conrad , Dr. Kelleher, Dr. Deitmier, Mr. Eck .

JOHN T. CONRAD Principal

C. EDITH McCARTHY Vice-Prin cipal

Front left to rigbt: Dona ld A. Hankinson , Guida nce ; Charlotte S. Carrie I, En glish; Marjorie B. Scoboria, Mathematics; John J. Dunigan, Social Studies. Rear left to right: Heads of Depar tment Donald E. Boucher, Foreign La ngua ge ; Carlton B. Plummer, Co-ordinator of Art ; George J . Betses, Business; J ohn LeClere, Industria l Arts; George Simonian, Science.

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ENGLIS H- L. to R.: Miss Elizabeth F. Lunt; Miss Brina Shnider ; Mrs. Charlotte Carrie!, Department Head ; Mr. Frederick J . Don ova n ; Mi ss Martha F. Kinneen. Rear L. to R.: Miss Nona M. Redd in g, Miss Janet A. Cook, Mrs. J oyce Carpenter, Mr. Edward D. Ca rp ente r, Jr., Mr. T. P. Ellio tt-Smith, Mr. Ma lcolm C. Hamilton, Mrs. Helen P ola nd, Mrs. Nancy Backman, Mrs . Helen B. Mills .

GUIDANC E- Donald A. Ha nkinson, Depa rtmen t Head. Mrs. Mildre d Williams, Secretary.

SCIENCE- Front L. to R.: Mrs. Annette Liljegren; Mr. Geor ge S imonia n, Department Head; Mrs . Ph yllis Lipman. Rear L. lo R.: Mr. Willia m Russelt, Mr. Richard Bea ulieu, Mr. Paul W. Mur phy, Mr. Robert Connearney, Mr. Dona ld McCo mb, Mr. John Drinkwa ter.

MATH-L. to R.: Mr. John W. Sargent ; Miss Kathleen O' Neil; Mr. John MacDougall; Mr. Joseph P . Nola n ; Mi ss Ma rjorie Scoboria, Depa rtment Head; Mr. Leo F. Kin g ; Mrs. Marilyn Carey ; Mr. Paul Winter.

SOCIAL STUDIES- Front L. t o R.: Miss Kathleen Nelligan; Mr. John J . Duni gan, Department Head ; Mr. Dav id R. McPh elim. Rear L. to R.: Mr. J ohn Macl a ughlin, Mr. Edwa rd Quinn, Mr. John T. Alle n, Mr. Pa ul Hoa r, Mr. Geor ge Scott.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE- Front L. t o R.: Mis s Na ncy C. Dean ; Mr. Dona ld E. Bo ucher, Depa rtment Head; Miss Theresa M. Pe llet ier . Rear L. t o P .. : Miss Ma r y Habos ian, Miss R. Chris ti ne Booth, Mr. Robert A. Dub e, Mrs . Ju dith Coyle.

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HOU SEHOLD ARTS and INDUSTRIAL ARTS- Household Ar ts Front s itt ing : Mrs . Na ncy Ovitt, Mrs. Gloria L. Bowles. Indus tria l Art s. Rea r L. t o R.: Mr. Robert C. Andr ews; Mr. J a mes W. Ca rroll ; Mr. Robert S. P a ine; Mr. Cha rles Va rs : Mr. J ohn D. LeC lere, Depa rtm ent Hea d.

BUS INESS-Front L. l o R.: Mis s Ernestine E. May nard ; Mr. Geo rge J . Betses, Department Head ; Mrs. Shirley H. Ha rdy. Rear L. lo R.: Miss Ruth Rey nolds, Mr. Ernes t Pe rry, Mrs . Dorothy K. Sexton.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION- Sitting L. t o R.: Mrs. Ute-Rena te Ba rt els, Mrs. Na ncy Edward sen, Mr. Pe te r J . Sulliva n. Stan ding L. t o R. : Mr. Thomas W. Eck, coordin a to r , Mr.

j Henry P. l\1 cCa rth y, Mr. Geo rge N. Klesa r is .

MUSIC- L. to R.: Mr . Malcom Besso m, Mr. Dona ld Enis.

PRINCIPAL- L. to R.: Mr. John T. Conrad , Principal. Mrs. M. Eileen Hood, Secretary.

T.V. & AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

Norman Lo cke Dr. Homer Deitmier

VICE PRINCIPAL- L. to R.: Mrs . Ka thl een McMillan, Secretar y, Mi ss C. Ed ith McCarthy, Vice Principal.

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SCHOOL NURSE

Helen M. Jewett, R.N.

In Memorium

BRUCE AHEARN Ap ril 6, 1946 • Nov emb er 11, 1962

The y h a v e g one from u s now,

These cla ssmates, the s e frie nds .

We no longer know

The touc h of the ir hands,

The s o und of the ir v oices,

The re port o f their deeds .

But in mome nts of quie t conte mpla tion

The y com e to us again ;

They e v e r linger in the depths of our

h earts

A s treasure d associates at Chelmsford Hig h S c hool

And a ctive membe rs of the Class of 1964.

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DANIEL P. BERRY May 25, 1945 . September 24, 1962

JOHN F. NAULT J a nua ry 18, 1946 · S eptember 18, 1961

class RICHARD FRANCIS MOLLOY

President Class Officer, President 1, 4 : Student Council l , 2; \· ice P re~. 3; St.HL" Prcsjdcnt 4 ; Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; Track 3, 4 ; Basketball J.\'. 1; I ntramural Sports 3; Dramatic Club Treasurer 1; Booster D rive I , 3. 4; D ance Committt:'t:' 2, 3, 4; I lome Room Rcprescntati,c 3; Banquet Com1nittee 4; Football .\nnounccr 3; Lender 4. "Mr. President", class and State Stu· dent Council - long, lean, basketball champ - "i\lalaway", the lifesaver fan.

WAYNE JOSEPH PICARD Vice-President

Class Officer, Vice Pres. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Baseball J.V. I, 2; Football 4; Football J.V . 3; lntramural Sports 3, 4; Lamplighters 2; ,veightlifting 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Graduation and Reception Usher 3; Booster D rive 3, 4; A.A. Member 2; A.A. Repre­sentati,·c 2; P rom Committee 4; Pep Club 2.

"~ Tarp" - loves football and . . . Pam - a Ford man - a chirpcr -business career.

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officers JOAN MARY CRANE

Treasure r Class Officer, Treasurer 3, 4; Basketball 2 , 3, Co-captain 4; Basketball J.V. I; l~ield H ockey 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Drh-e 1, 2, 3, 4; A.A. :'\lcmher 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fafr 4; Dance Com· mittec 2, 3; Leader 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Softball I , 2, 3; Banquet Committee 4. "Joanie" - vigorous "Chancellor of the Class Exchequer" - "Get that ball!" - a skier - genuinely popu­lar.

DIANE MacGILLIVRA Y Secretary

National J fonor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer, Secrctarv 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Field Hockey J.\f. 2; Science C lub 3 , 4; Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Northeastern Music Festival 3; Science Fair 3, 4; D ance Committee 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Madri· gals 3, 4; Vocal Music G u ild 3, 4 . The big "D" of Chelmsford cheer­leaders - a Lttle package of explod­ing ideas, new ones daily - Bates '68.

SCOTT GREGORY ADAMS Baschall J.\'. l ; \ ' acsit\' Chnir 2, ~; \ 'ocal i\1usic Cuil<l 3, 4 ; D in•ctor, ('oundl I. 2, 3. 4; l\ l arcligals ~. 4; !),•hating Cluh, \'ice P resident 2. 3: T alent "ho\\' ~. 4; ~orth· eastf'rn i\ t u~ic Fe~tival 3, 4: ,\ . \. :"\lcmhcr 2. 3; Ode Committt..·c 4 ; ;\lu,ic :ll 2. ~. 4 ; All District Choir 3. 4; \II ';tatc ~: 1\ll State Choir 4 . "i\ lan about School" - quiet, on ly \\'hen asleep - actor and singer -bundle-hov at Purity.

SUSAN JEAN ADAMS Rowling 1; P ep Club l . ''Sue" - visible, not audible - com­petent worker at i\lcdical Associates - a d edicated businesswoman.

HANNELORE G. B. ANDRAE National 1 lonor Society 4; Student Council 4; Intramural Sports 4; Dramatic Cluh 4; Math Cluh 4 ; D chatin); Club 4; T alent Sho\\' 1; Band 4. J<ULMIJACI I, GERMANY St udent Council, Choir. " H an nie" - comedienne - titillating sax-tooter - gay and charming visitor from abroad - friend never-to-be­forgutten.

ROSEMARIE ANDRADE D ramat ic Club 4; Sc ience Club 4: Talent Show 4; Science Fair 4. "Hosie" - a pdite dynamo - waits impatiently for football games - a whiz at the sewing machine.

BARBARA VIOLA ARNOLD Dri,·cr Education 3; Driver Training 4. JlrDfORD JII GII SCHOOL Dramatic Club. "Vi" - a lady-like young gal who came tu us from Bedford - a future secretary of America.

GRAYCE HELEN ATHERTON Literary C lub 4 ; A.A. l\l embcr 1, 2; Soft­ball 1; Driver Education 4; Dri\'er T rain­ing 4. Her pet peeve, one way corridors -buzzes around with Betty B - Fra­mingham next.

CAROL ANN AUGER Office G irl 4; IJooste r Ori\'e 1, 2; Colo, ('ommittee 4. Petite and peppy - happy-go-lucky - "Oh, those gym days!" - :mother businesswoman.

DENNIS JOHN AUGER A. A. Representative J. A library habituite - special olfec tion for Loretta - smiBng Puri!J slave.

MARIE ANNETTE DORIS AUGER Office Girl 4; Bo"v1ing 3; Booster Drive l ; /\. A. Representative I; Softball I . "Cookie" - strolls the halls with Louie - brightens the registers at DeMoulas.

ROBERT AVILA A. A. i\lernber. "Bob" - last, but not least, in H ome­room 207 - Is Parris Island your next goal?

CAROL ANN BACON National H onor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramural Sparts 2; Dramatic C lub 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 4 ; Science Cl ub 3, 4; Graduation and Recep t ion U sher 3; Booste r Drive I , 2; O pe n House U sher 4; A. A. Member I , 2, 3; Science Fair 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; H ome Room Representative 3; National 1-Ionor Society U sher 2; A F S Volunteer 3. W ho gets B's? - fantastic wardrobe - chats with C indy - Cornell-bound.

ROBERT DAVIS BACON Baseball 4 ; \,Veightli f ting 4; M ath Club 4; Debating Cl ub 2; Talent Show 2.

' " Bob" - escorts a "southern belle" -ski enthusiast - attentively listens to Mr. King.

MARK HOLMES BAGSHAW National H onor Society 3, 4; Cross

C Country 2 ; Intramural S po rts 3, 4; \<\'e igh t-t) lifting 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Deba ting C lub

I ; Graduation and Reception U sh e r 3; A. A. 1\.1:ember 2; American Field Set\·icc 3. Enthusiastic bowler listens watch that quiet type physics favorite - college, his goal.

ELIZABETH ANNE BARNETT Literary Clu b 4; Booster D rive 2, 3; A. A. Member l , 2; D river Education 4 ; Dri,·cr Training 4 . "Betty" - interests usually outside of school an out-going, friendly person - most often found in L ibrary or Business W ing.

DONNA LEE BATTS OCKAWAI\IICK CENTR AL SCHOOL Clavrack, New York S tudent Cou ncil I, 2, 3 ; Cheerleader 3, Co­Captain; Basketball 1. 2, 3; F ield H ockey I , 2, 3; I n t ramural S ports 1, 2 , 3; Varsity Choir I , 2, 3; Graduation and Reception Usher 3; I Jome Room Representative 2, 3. A prize packet from New York - a witt~. former cheerleader " Gee­sun1 !

WILLIAM CHARLES BAUCH " Bill" - mans a "cool" orange jeep - slightly girl shy - achieves in spite of himself.

bet Mr. Simonia n didn't start this way!

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WARREN WILLIAM BEAUDETTE llowling 2. H i-H at fan - expert on the "rolling" skates - jolly disposition - Alex­ander boy - Good Luck!

JUDITH MARY BEAULIEU l ntramura] Spotts 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3 , 4 ; Booster Drive 4; A. A. i\1cmbcr l ; Science Fair 4 ; Cap and Gown Committee 4; English T eachers Club 4. "Judy" scrupulous about her appearance and her work - does not waste time in idle chatter.

ROBERT FRANK BELIDA Dram;-i1i<.: Club 4; i\·l ath Club 4; C h ristmas Pageant 3; Drh·c r .Education 3i D ri,·cr Training 4. "Bob" - ski ll as a writer - thought­ful , not volu ble - Success, Bob!

LINDA THERESA BERLING National I lonur Socicrv 3. 4 ; Office Girl 4 ; Cr,uluat ion and Reception Usher 3; Booste r D ri\'t..' 2; Ori,·cr Education 3; D rh·cr Train­i ng 3; O pen llouse lhhcr 4 . i\ l ELROSF JII C. 11 SCII OOL Conscientious, capable worker - con­fidante of Vi - Eyes for one only! All happiness!

MARY ELLEN BERRY Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 i Bowling 2; Craduation and Reception U sh er 3; llooster Drh·e 1, 2; A. A. l\ Icmber I , 2, 3, 4 ; A . A. Rcprcsentati,·e I , 2. Active C .Y.O. member - infectious spirit of fun - attractive personality - sports Henry's ring.

CYNTHIA JEANNE BICKFORD I ntramural Sports I. 2; Lite rary Club 4 ; D ramatic Club 2, 3; Booster D rive 2; A. ,\. ;\ lcmbcr l , 2, 3; Sdence Fai r 4 ; Plan­ning Committee 4 ; D ance Committee 4; I Jome Room Rcprcscn1a1i,·e 4 ; Pep Club 3. "Cin<lv" - a diminutive charmer -Did a~y one say, "Pete") - collabor­ates with Sue - a future teacher.

MARY BLECHARCZYK H as the attributes of the secretary she wants to be - cooperation , wil­lingnes~. capability, ski ll, discretion.

RICHARD JAMES BLOMGREN f-oothall J.V. I , 2; Lamplighters 3; A. A. l\'lembcr I , 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2 , 3, 4 ; 1 lomc R oom Hcpresentat ive 3, 4; Banquet Committee 4.

"Dick" - pedals a hot "Chevy" -where there's Dick, there's usually Charlie.

I knew tha t bride would pay off !

JULIA ALICE BROMAN Dand 4. WOODROFFE HIGH SCH OOL Ottawa Ontario, Canada Yearbook Staff I ; Band I , 2, 3; I. S. C. F. I , 2; Geography Cl uh I, 2, 3. "Julie" - brainy but sweet blonde

Canada's loss, C helmsford's gain - certain success.

DONNA LOUISE BURNDRETT Sunshine in the morning un­expected giggler - bright-eyed, rosy­cheeked, self-contained classmate.

JUDITH ANN BURT Science Fair 4 . Curly black hair - always smiling who's the latest heart-throb? friendly d isposition.

"Oh, hello, Dr. Riv ard !"

ELEANOR RUTH BUTLER I ntramural Sports I ; Glee Club I; A. A. )Icmbcr I, 2, 3. "Ellie" - gym buddy with Donna H . - inveterate giggler - hummer in Study H all - a bright futu re.

WILLIAM LAWSON CAMPBELL WcightLifling 2, 3; Bowling 4 . 'Soupy" - Pete's partner - twinkle and grin denote action: sometimes mischievous, often meritorious.

RAYMOND C. CASSIDY " Hopalong" i\liss Lune's door guard \\'oodshop specialist exampl~ of Thoreau's ' 'Two eyes, one mouth.

MAUREEN A. CHANDONNET Science Club 3, 4 ; Talent Show 2; Science Fair 3 , 4; Color Com mittee 4 . NOTRE DA;\IE ACADE:\!Y Glee Club; Sociality. Glossy brown locks, merry brown eyes -artistic aptitude St. John's alumna - a charming miss.

CYNTHIA CHASE National H onor Society 3, Secretary 4; Class Officer Treasurer 2; Student Council 3, 4 ; Intramural S ports 2; Dramatic Club 3; Glee Club I; D ebating Club Secretary 1. 2; Graduation and Reception U sher 3; T alent Show 2, 3; Open !louse Usher 4 ; N ational l lonor Socictv Usher 2; Chairman of American Field Serdcc Committee 4 ; Yearbook Staff -1 . "Cindy" - gracious Youth C.ouncil President - both bcautv and brains -combination produces success.

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JULIANN CATHERINE CIARAVOLO lite ran Club 4: D r.unat ic Cluh 4: \ l at h Club 4; :'\ation;d I lu1wr Sou l't, 4 . LO\\.ElL I IIGI I SCHOOL ~cicnce Club I: :X:1.1ion:1l I lnnc•r '"HK.'it· t , l: Choir 4 . · S\\·ectnes~ and sophistica tion - ··,ml)· fi, ·e ,,·eeks. three days ·· - capable journalist.

SALVATORE CHARLES CIULLA lb«·hall l: na,kethall 4: fre nch Cluh 3; ) l'adt.·r 4 .

"Sal" - hi, engaging grin ba,cball enth m ia,t

Poland's budd,·.

MARYRUTH CLARK

helps him l\ I rs.

C'la:-., Ofil ct.~r. "t.·cretarv 2: B ooo,t1.~r Drin ... I . 2; .\ . . \ . ;\ l ,.:mht.·r I. 2 . 3: S cit.·nCl' r air 4 : D :inct.• C11111 mitt t.'l' 2. :;, 4; P rom Commit tt·c- 4; c..;,dth.t!I 2. Ardent \\'orker for Cln,s of '6-l :\ Ii" C'lairoP - likes name :\ l ike e n joy, .\ period conference,.

WILLIAM JOSEPH CLARK Ba,ehall 2. 4 ; Baseball J.\ ·. I ; I ampliglu,•rs I. 2. Short and c'<plnsi,·c '· Dn,amite Bill" but. :\ Ir,. Poland! a specialist in ,mud .

JOANNA E. CLAYTON C lw Club I. 2. 3: T a len t 'ihow 2; ;-orth· ~.a ~t~:rn ;\ l u .. ic ~t."•t i,·al 'l; P(•p C luh 2. 3.

Jo - someti me, sleeps late - some­t imes just makes homeroom - fellow companion, Flo.

THOMAS JOHN COBERY 8 .l,,etball l. 4 ; Ba,,etball J.\'. I. 2: Base· h all ~- 4 : Ba,d,.,11 J.\". I. 2; Football 2. 3, 4 ; rood,.dl 1.\'. l : \\'c i"htliftinv 2; Ke,· C'luh I. 2:· l\i-1<1,tcr Dr~e i . .!"14; O pe;, I l ou,t.· ll , hc..•r 2: \ . . \ . \ lemhcr l; .\ .. \. H<.'pr(',ent.tt1,t.· I: C l..1~, f lo,, t· r Committt't' 4 : I ,·.,dee ( Jul, 4 .

"C uddles" - militant independence - foothall star - sharp dresser -oftt'n look, :'\:orth .

JANET EVELYN COFFIN n a,k<· thall l, 4: n a,kethal l ) . \ '. 2: fi e ld I lod .. t.·, ~. 4 Co·t.'dpt,1in; l~icld 1 locke,· J.\ ·, 2: l ntr.,mttr,d "iport , ::!. 3: noo'-tC'r l)ri,·t· I. 4; Band I ; 'iofthall I. 2; J eader Clu b 4. "Jan'' - one of :\ Ir~. O,·in's "cooks" - (juick to ans\\'er - a "leader" in sport, - ba,ketball. hockey.

LINDA CONANT Tntr.unur.d C,rorh .~: Bowlin~ 2; Dramatic Clu h ~: Photo1:rapln ( !uh 4: floo,ter J>ri, t· 'l: H aru1 uct C"ommittcc 4.

Ben-itching t\\' inJ..le. capti,·ating smile - an off again. on aga in romance -a Yum Yum girl.

Now a ll we have to do is trip . . .

Those Beatl es a re into e ve ry th ing!

DAVID GEORGE CONRAD ln1ramural ",ports 2. 4; no\\ling 1. 2; 'lnth Cluh 4 : <;cicncc f.,ir 4 .

A golfer in the family tracLtion - a g0<xl-natun:d grin - conspire, with Cooper.

DONNA MAE CONSTANTINE Intramu ral \ pnrt.., I . 2: Dr,1m;_Hu.- Cluh 2. 3, 4 ; 800,tt•r l>riH· ~. 4: . \ .. \ . >ll·mlu .. ·r I, 2 , ~; C:1h Comr111t tN' 4 .

One who works "·ith a will pleasa nt manner, understandi ng :.mi­tude, outgoing nature.

RICHARD ALBERT COOPER Intramural ~purl~ 2. ~-"Coop" - Aying legs - humor with a twist, anvtime - drafting next?

DIANNE G. CORCORAN l ntramura l Sports 3; Press Cl uh 4; Booster Drhc l ; . \ . . \ . ;\ lemher I. 2: J> .rnn· Com­mittee 4 : Pq, Club l. 2. 3: ))"'~' Lduca­tion ~: J)r iv<'r Training 4 ; T al,:nt \hU\\ 4 : r ashion Show l. 2.

Daint\· and demure - meticu lomlv groo,;ecl - chums with S ue - work's in a n u r,ing h ome.

ARTHUR COREY :\lath C lu h 4. "Art" - inte rests in Lowell - h i,. a blue '5(, For<l - needs a datlv im·ita-tion to n oom 208. .

PAMELA BETTE COREY ri,·ld llockcy ) .\ '. I ; Ro wling 1: I ntra­mural Sports 4 i D ramatic Cluh I : Cl('C Cluh I : Bom,tcr D rin: I . 2 : :\ . . \ . ).kmhcr I . 2: Sdwol '->tort"' ~; D ri,l·r E <luc.:ataon 4; Drher T raining 4 . ··rammv'' - tall ~cnior \,;th a swin v-

. " ing gait - a ca pable busi nesswuman-tn-he

ROBERT J. COSTELLO " Bob" - T . V . as~istant )i<;tens much, says little - summers in :\1ai ne.

THOMAS FRANCIS CROWLEY Baskcthall J.\ '. I , 2; Key C lub T reasurer 2; Open J lou~e l hhcr 2, ~; Finance Com­mittee 4 ; H ome Room .flcprc~cnrnti,c 3. "Tom" - scooters and Boston wake, up ea rly each morn - depend­able - o fT to St. :\ \.

RICHARD PAUL CURLEY I 111ra111ural Sports 2. 3. 4; \Vcightlifting 4 . ''D ick" - lo\'es English 11 - dishpan hand, - walks frequently - :i medi­cal technician.

DONNA MARIE CURRAN Chl'crlt.·a<lcrs 3, 4 ; Jnt ramural Sports l; D ram atic Club I ; Glee Cluh I. 2, 3; \';irsit,· Choir 3, 4 ; 13oostcr D ri\'e 1, 4 : T alt.'nl S how 1, 2; Northea~tcrn l\Iu~ic Fcsri,al 3; ,\. ,\ . .\!ember I , 2; Pep Club I . 2; Leader 4 .

H appy-go-lucky cheer 1 ea de r Dianne's friend and neighbor - a shorthand enthusiast?

MARION RITA CUTTER ;\'ational H onor Societ,· 3, 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4 ; Onicc Girl 4 ; Glee Club I ; Open H o w~e Lhhcr 4 ; Finance Committee 4 ; P .T .. \ . :\l instrcl Show I; Dri,·cr Ellucation 4 ; D ri, ·cr T r;,ining 4.

" ;\ [ally" - focus of Johnny's attention - at tendance card collector - " I'll ne,·cr make 60/''

Jus t nine te en more points and I can play!

JOAN DALY C hclmsford's newest addition impeccable dresser - always laugh­ing - never without her orange.

PAMELA JANE DAMON I ntramural Sports I ; llearing Test llclpcr 3, 4 ; Litc rnrv CJuh 4; Dramatic Club 4 ; .\l ath Cluh 4; Booster Dri,·c I , 2 ; Talent Show 2. 3, 4 : A . . \ . ~lcmber 2. 3; Science fair 4 ; Pep Club 3; Science Club 4. " Pam" - chic and charm - win­ning smile - perpetual motion - a F lorence :\'ightingale-to-be.

SALLY ANN DeANGELIS '-;tutlent Council T reasurer l ; Field I locke,· 4 ; Field llocke,· J. \ '. 2; Science CIL, h 4; ,\ . . \ . ;\femhcr i, 2. 3; :\. :\. Rcp­rc~entati , ·c L, 2; St.:iencc Fair 4 ; P lanning Committee 4 ; D ance Committee 2 . 3, 4 ; I lomc Room Rcprcscntati,·e 3. 4 ; Leader 4: Shi C lu h 3, 4. T res petite sen ior - tres acti,·e class rcpresentati\'e tres successful hockey athlete p layer.

PET ER ANDERSON DEMPSTER Track 2, 3 , 4 ; Cro,s Count rv 4; Football J.\ ". I; \\"ci~htlifting 2 ; D Cbating Club Prc~idcnt 1. Bus. 1'lanager 2; Carousel 3; .\ . r. S. D rive 3; Indoor T rack 4 .

"Pete" - a jolly good Fellow - dap­per, debonair - Airt, tease - remem­ber the toothpaste, Pete?

HENRY ROBERT DESMARAIS Baseball 2 . 3, 4 ; Baseba ll ).\'. I ; Football I , 2, 3, 4 ; \\'eightlift ing 2, 3; Booster D ri,·c I. 2. 3, 4 . ''I lank'' - no butterfingers on gridiron

star end - interest in Room 207 - what next, Dig?

MARILYN FRANCES DESROSIERS National J lonor Socien· 3 , 4 ; Graduation and Rcct'ption U sher -l; Fi nance Commit· tee 4 : D rin•r fducation 4 ; D rkcr T raining 4: Open I Jou"' U sher 4. i\lrs. Sexton's able assi>tant at typing - Oh l dancing ~tnyonc?

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JOHN W. DIONNE

- :i whiz laugh 1

Baseball 3. 4 ; Intramural Sport s 3: \\"eioht­litting 4 : Booi;ter Drh·e 4; . \ .. \ . '.:\ Icntl>er I , 2. 3.

Readv wit - has to listen to Sal -willi~g to trv anything once, even homewor k.

ANN THERESA DIRUBBO cience Fair 4 i Libran· Assistant I, 2..

Exchanges con fi<lences \\'ith ;\ larilyn - calm. composed. serene - ·1 nifty nurse's a ide!

GEORGE RICHARD DIXON Baslctball 3, 4 : Basketball J.\ ·. I. 2: Base­ball I. 2. 3, 4 : l·oothall I. 2, 3, 4 ; Ke,· Club 2; Booster Orin• 4 ; ,\ .. \ . Represent>· tin: I; I lomc Hoom Rcprcscntatin: 4 ; Prom Committee 4 . "Big Buck" - tries to talk h imself out of things, on ly gets in deeper -athlete of note - future Salernite.

NANCY ANNE DOHERTY Intramural <;ports I; Literary Club 4 ; Clce Club I. 2; \"arsi tv Choir 3. 4 ; T alent ~ho" 2, ~- 4; , \ . . \ . :lkmbcr 2. Loyal assistant in busi ness wing and dramatics - tpyist, stapler, duplicator, choreographer.

I told you no t to pla y . Now yo u've ruined ou r wh ole show!

BETTY DONALD Dram.lliL Club I. 2. 3: Booster Dri,e 1, 2. ~: TJl1..· nt ",how'.!: ,\ .. \. \lembcr l , 2. 3.

··Ba-Ba Bet!\"" - would n 't miss eco­nomic~ - infectious giggle - exper i­enced ha II roamer.

BRUCE PARKER DOUGHERTY l ntra111ur:il ~ports 2; Bowling 2 , 3; Photog· raphy Cluh ~. 4. P ilots green Che,·~· - e,·en-tempercd - unhurried - reach• orin - win-

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ning personality.

JEAN ELIZABETH DUFFY Intramural !:>port:i I . 2 : Bf)(hter D ri,·e l ; .\ .. \ . .:\IembC'r I ; ~cit...·n Cl' I :lir 4 ; L ea<lcr 4; Banquet Committee 4 ; Ski Club l. Blushes rcadi lv - toils a t the Yum Yum Shop ___: great skier - lo,·es to study~

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RITA JOAN DUNLAVEY N~1tional I lo11or Socictv 3. 4: Dram:uic C luh 2:, 3; Scicnl'.l' C'luh -l; \"~tr\it\ ("hnir 2. 3, 4 : Cradu:11ion and lh·ccption l hhL·r .~; Boo,tcr IJri\l' 2:; 'l all'llt ~how 2, 3: Nortlu.·a, tl·rn :\ 1usi1.: f l.·~ti\';il l; . \. 1\. i\h:mhc.:r I . 2 . . {: ~cit.·ncc I .1ir 4; ;\ln1to Committee 4 : N.11irnul I lonor Sncie1,· t h.her 2: .- \ merii:an fit.•ld ~1..·n in: Comm ii h'c.· -L

''Joan" - For heaven's sake. ouv,, SJ\IILE!!! - loves the food at" i'iie Fir,t Nationa l ~Cr\'icc.

Hope,~ social

JUDITH ANN EACRETT Jntramur;ll Sports 3; Lit t.·r:1r\' C'luh 4 ; D r:1111:lli<.: C l11h 3, 4: Cl<'c C luh .~: T :dl·nt Show 4 ; Nortlu..·..1,tL·rn ;'\ lt1 ,il' J\•, tiv:tl .{i

~\ . . \ . i\kmht.•r J. 2. _{ , 4 i PL'P ( ' l11h I , 2 . ,. ''Judy" - bubbl ing laughter fun-lm·ing com panion - 1\ I gi\·er - preference for Ronnie.

PAMELA MARIA EATON

a party-

\'.1r~i1,· Choir .!. ~. -1: Buu,h·r DriH· 2; T a!t._•n i ~how 2 . ~. 4 . ''Pam '' - poised. pet ite, poliie -conscien t iou, student am icable das,mate - ,cicnt ific,il l\' inclined.

EMANUEL CARL EBNER 1Jra111.1ric Club I • .!:; S1.:it·1Kc Cluh 2: Radio Cluh I; 'icit~nct· r.1ir !. 4: l>.1m:c ('ummit· tn.• I. 2: T. \ ·. \,,1,1:1n1 4.

''Carl" - tour, t11n·n in a blue B0111b! - <1uite a man \\'ith the ladies -"Sh udanow_''

CHARLES EGERTON T r:1L·k 4; l n trau1ural Sports 4; Sm:ccr .l: \\ l'ightlif1ing 2, ~; Ro\\'J.ng 2 . . ~. 4 ; :\lath Cluh 4 ; Radio Cluh I ; . \ . . \ . :\lcmbcr 3. Long, for summers in , e\\' I lamp· shire - car ent husiast - a\· iJ gi rl­wa1cher.

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I wo nder if this cam e fro m co ntented cows.

LINDA DOROTHY EMERSON , \rdc111 horse\\'oman - :l\\'ard,. medal, g,ilorc! - a\ id reader - her quiet ne,, .md ,\\ c·etnc" a ppea I, to ·, "South ic."

CAROL ANN ENIS ll,1'hcthall l. Co-c.1ptain 4; Ba,hetball J.\ . I. 2; I il'ld I loch,·1 2. l. 4; li,· l<I lloch,·, ) . \ . I: l ntr;11nur.t1 ~port, I. 2. ::\, 4 ; Soft h.tll I. 2. .~ . 4; Boos1t.·r D ri, c I. 2. 1;

'nrtlu.•;.i...tern .\ lu,ic.: I C'""ti, .1 1 I . ~- 4 ; .\ . . \ . i\ lemhcr I ; Band I , 2. :\, 4: P . r. Ll·.tc.kr, 4.

"Boots" - Chelmsfnrd' s Bunnie Pru den - lirn, in the v,·m - mean ''bell ringer" for ha,~a sport,, SPOHTS , SPOHTS1

BRUC E CARL ER ICKSON Eb·ation 6 '2" - i\lr. King 's hench ­man - lunch. i\liss Kinneen? - d isc jockey - \\'all warmer.

Aw, m y head's not tha t BIG ! ! !

KENNETH ALBERT EWELL N.1tio11,tl I lonor Sm:ic..·t, · ~. 4: '°iL:ic..·1u:1..• Cl uh 3. 4; Nortli1..· .1 ~1cr11 ,1l1 !'. ic l 't·~ti\:tl I , , . 4; Opc..·n 11 1111,c._· lJ...hc..-r 4; 'i1.:ic..·nc..·c..· Fair {, 4 ; Jhnd I . 2. ~. 4: r in:inct." Cummit11..'t' 4; "Carou,t•I" {: l' xt..'hangc C 01Kt.'rt :!. ~. 4. 1'Krn ·· - like~ to sai~ - cooperative studen t of Cer111an - one " f Dllr den,ted ,cien t i,t,.

STEPHEN LENNOX FABBRI Ra :..J..c..·th;dl J.\ '. I: 11111'.Hnltr,ll " porh !. -\, 4i Soc.:c.:t·r .{ ; Bm, lin.~ 2. {. 4: )'hotogr;1phy Cluh 2. 3, 4 ; Boo, 11..•r D rh1..• !, ~; .\. 1\. !\h:mhC'r I. :!. ;; ; ~ki Club 2. "Sten:'' - '' l it·,·. i\ l r Pl11111111er" -blond bristles - ardent ,>utd,lOr,ma n - future fore~t ranger.

SUSAN FRANCES FARRINGTON Liter3n· Club 4 ; D r,11n;Hit.' Cluh 2. 3. 4; Talt:nt Sho,, 2. ~. -I ; \ . ,\. \kmhcr l. :!.

~- 4: "Pl'p t 'lul~ 2. !· . . Sue - i\ li,, Sumh,ne - da111t y

and dvnamic - all the an<\\'ers in Econm~ics - p roI.cient in I lomc Ee.

HAROLD VICTOR FAY l ntr.111rnra l '-;port~ :,; )b1h C 1uh 4 .

" 11.tnk" - ,·oicc ,hatters the gym Oh. :\l r. Sargent 1 - ;\le~ miss a g.une?"

EDWARD PAUL FENNELL Ba~l·hall J.Y. I; l ntramur.11 ~port, 4: Bm\ J­ing 3 : lbdio I ; . \ .. \ . J\lc111hc.:r 2. ~. Hiot!! - li,·es drnrn at Cuid,mcc -chums \\'ith Donnie - li ke, 1111ts, hohs and pi ston ring,.

FRANCIS PAUL FERREIRA ''Fran" - \\'idc gri n - tr,rn,port , odd things on the hus ca n ripp le those key,1

KATHLEEN ANN FERREIRA Na1ion;1I l l onor "-indt•t,· ~. 4: D rnmatic Cluh t , 2. l. 4 ; (,lt'e Cluh I. 2, C:r:ulua­tinn :1nd Rc•l't'jllion lhhcr 3; Boostl·r DriYe I. 2; O pen I lou,C' U sher 4: C'ap and G own ('o mmittl'C 4 i Future Tc-achcr of English ('Juh 4.

Sport, the late,t "coif" - ,·ice presi­dent of Codin\ 11 adores h er favorite "Marty-show."

ELIZABETH JEAN FISHER Dramatic Club 2, 3; ,\ l ath Club 2; n oostc r Dri, ·e ,: Dance Comm ittee 3. 4 ; Pro m Cnmmillec 4 ; '-;pccch Club 2; Scholastic ,\ r1 ,\\\ ard 1.

"Lil" - one of our fashion plates - terrific in the Art room - Good G overnment Day Representative.

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GEORGE FREDERICK FISHER ;\ la th C lub 4. Tir LLEHICA 71 l E~10RIAL JlIGII SCIIOOL Sc ie nce r air 2. Billerica h uh? - ench anting wanna swap a mani fold gas cap) - future "vet."

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MARY-MARGARET FISHER Sl'ience Club 3, 4 ; :\ . . \. ;\kmbcr 2, 3; Science Fair 3, 4; l lomc Room Rc prcscnta­t h ·c 4; Prom Com111ittt .. ·c 4 ; . \ ml·ric~ll\ J.:icld Scn·icl' ( Senior Sister) .

" l\ lch-in" imagine, complain ing about curlv hair friend ly. fu n­filled - "H i, there.''

JUDY PRITCHARD FLANNERY B0t"ll,.'r Dri\t..' 1; ,\. .\. ;\l,:mbt..·r 1. 2: Sl-it' lll'<.' l air -L

"Judy" - T asty Pastry gal - beauti­fu l hair - cm·iahlc \\'ardrohe - lad,· <lri,·er.

SUSAN ELIZABETH FORBES l ntramur.d 'iporh l. 2: \ . .r\. ;\Ic 1nber 1. 2; J I o111c R oom H cpn .. '!'-l.'ntath c 3.

An earlv bird - a waitress who 11Tites poetry ::__ wear~ ::i friendship ring.

HARRY ALEXANDER FOSTER, JR. Ba, s ,·oball 3. 4 : Ba, s,·tball J.\'. 2; Foot · hall 4 ; l"nnt ha ll J.\'. 2, 3; \ Veightl ifting 2 . ~. 4 ; Kt>v ('Juh 2, 3; Booster D rive 3. 4 ; Pro111 C'tu11m1ttc..·c.· -L

"Light-hor,e" - 'Twilight Zone" -rough on the field - knows the hoop sport , too.

I think we're bein g wa tc he d !

DOUGLAS RICHARD FRENCH Kn Club 2: Photography Club 2, 3, 4. ' 'Doug" comedian w ith satiric touch lm·c, to develop party pic-ture, - profc,sionJ l cameraman.

SUSAN ELIZABETH FRENCH /\. \ . i\ lcmhcr J, 2; ,\ . ,\ . Rq,rc~cntati,c: l ; Libra ry . h ~isrnn t 2. Offbeat sense of humor - ca rries her ow n snacks - sudden outburst of fluent French .

NANCY ELLEN GADZUK A ll State Choir 4 ; r'\ation~il I lonor !-.oci,•t\" 3. 4: Litcran· Club 4 ; O r~rntati1..· Cl uh 2. 3, 4; ~lath Ciub 4; C lcc Cluh 2: \'ar, ity Cho ir 3, 4; G rad uat ion and lh .'l.'l'Jllion U sher 3 ; T alent Sho\\ '.\; Norrlll'a <.,f ern l\ tusic r csti,·a l 3, 4 ; Open I lou..,1..· U,ht.•r 4 : A. ..\. l\ le mbcr ~- 4: Speech Clu h 2: l\la<lrigals 3. 4: Cirls Douhle sl'Xlcttt: 3; Northeastern ;\ l n~s. D i~tric t C o ncert 3 .

A deft and expert seamstre,s - :1 bit garrulom~ - a specia list ·1t ,\ ladriga l, and other mu,ic.

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FREDERICK RENE GAGNON Studl·nt Co uncil. hm rcprc,;1..•nt.u ive 1. 2; ftw,1hall 2. l, Co·t,1p1ain -l ; roo1ball J.V. I ; Kl'y Cluh 2; IJoo::itt..·r Drive I, 2, 3, 4; :\ . . \. i\ Icmher 3, 4 ; .\ . ~\ . R c prcsentati\'e 3, 4; llomc Room Rcprcscnl.iti,t..· -4: Prom Committee 4.

Our most \\'Orthy grid captai n - "he carefu l, girls" - ,neaks in \\'hen late - gets \\'arm in :\!nth.

CHARLES MICHAEL GALLAGHER Tr.u.: l.. I , 2. .~. 4; La111plightc r, I. 2; Dramatic C luh l: Kc..~, Cluh 2. ~~ T aknt Show 4: O pt: n 1 lotl',c.: ll ,ht:r 2 . "Chuck" - haunts ''H appy H amp· ton " - a folk singer :rnd g uitarist -hn<•tenany 1 - collcgc•e.

MARTHA AVIS GALLAGHER O ffice Cirl l. 3, 4: D ramatic Club I. 4 ; Glee C'l11h I ; T .,lcnt Show 3 . -l: Spring l\ lu,,l,il .. 1. 4.

One of the hard \\'orking office girls - a bli the ,pirit - :111 intriguing companion.

I wond er who took the motor !

RONALD EDWARD GANDY n.1 :-.t..·b:ill J. \ ' . I , 2; \\7eightlilt ing 2. 'Ron" - co1111ni~se1,r of V/c,tfnrd

parties - what happened to the hnt Pont iac? - always going , teatl,·.

ROBERT FRANK GA UDETTE " Bob" - sleep, in Economic, pushes cnrt , at AIC',nndcr's just waiting for adven ture .

GEORGE R. GIFFIN I ntramural Sports 2, 1; I :1111pl1 g htl'O, I, 2, 3i ~CH..'«..:1.·r 1; ll 1111> .. tcr l>rin• ~ : T .d1.· 1H Show 2. 1: \. ,\. \l vmh .. ·r I . 2. 1: rl . \ ' . . \,:-.i~t.111t 3; P rom C11111mit1c t' 4. Pioneer C.11.S. TV man - Indies' man - ciuick \\'ith 'l comeback p rimer adorn, h i, car(': ) .

PAUL THEODORE GIGUERE ' ntion .d I lonor \ ocit.· t, ~. 4; T racl.. ?.. 4 ;

C rc t,, C o 11111n· J.\. 2. - 1; "',t., il·n<.:t.' Cluh 2, 3, 4; Cracluation and l kn•ption ll,hl·r ~; Ope n I lo use U,lu:r 4 ; t..;dencc r.,ir 2, 3, 4 .

·'Pau l" - <Juiet - one nf 1he St. John·, bovs - kno\\'S h is hiology.

MARY PATRICIA GILBRIDE \ ' arsit\' Choir 4 : T alent c.;ho\\' 4 ; Nort h­t..·~1, tcr;, l\ Ju ,;;ic F1.·,ti , al 4.

"T rish" - petite and s\\'eet - makes doing th ings fun - frequents H o­Jo's with friends baskcthall enthusiast.

If the coach cou ld only see me now !

DIAN E GOFFREDO " Di" - "Quiet, Andv \ Villiams is singing" - belongs to ·smiles Anony· mous.

WILLIAM GOLUBISKY Bowlinv 3; Dri\'er Training 3.

::Bill""- hangs arou n~ wit~ Bob St,11 waters run deep, thats Bill .

BETTY-ANN GONGLOFF National llunor Society 3, 4 ; Press Club 4 ; D ramatic C lub I ; Science Club 4; G lee Cl ub I ; Talent Show 2; 1ortheaste rn Music Festival 3; Science Fair 4; Band 2, 3, 4 , Secretary 2. 3, 4; National 1 lonor Society Usher 2; American Field Service Commit­tee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Debating Club J. Friendly, bubbling personality loves U .S. H istory - independent thinker.

SUSAN GAIL GRAY P ress Club 4; D ramatic Club 3; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Talent Show 4; P e p Cluh 2. 3. "Sue" a mainstay at Robert Hall's practiced in the Cha-Cha-Cha.

GARY ROBERT GREENWOOD Baseball J.V. 2; Intramural Sports 3; Weightlifting -1.

Apollo like locks - has a Che\'\' JI at his command - finds di,·e~sion with Ronnie.

RICHARD C. GREENWOOD Yearhonk Staff 3. 4 ; Basket ba ll J.\'. I. 2; l ·oothall J.\'. I ; Jntramural Spo rts 3; Lamp­lighters 3; Key Cluh 2; Photography Club 2, 3, 4; Bom,ll"r Drhc I ;,\ .. \ . R cprc-senta­tfrc I: Dance Com111ittcc 3, 4; ] lomc Boom. Hepre..,entatin.• ~-

" Dick" - turns red easi lv - one of our be,t photographers _:_ seen walk­ing the halls frequently.

MARY ANN GRONDINE Yearbook Staff 4 ; Office Girl 4: Pep Club 2; Ori\·cr Education and Training 4. Sincere, serious. serene - efficient secretary-to-be - i\ Ir. Betses' helper - California, here she comes.

JEAN MARIE GRONVALD Glee Club 2, 3; Talent Sho\\' 2, 3; North· eastern :;\ lusic Festival 3. C hatters Fast and fu riously - chums w ith Charlene - IBM operator, her goal.

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LOUIS JOHN GUILMETTE 'vVobbly Aoor shift - boati ng in the summer - heads for the business world.

RICHARD PAUL GUILMETTE School Store 3. '"Dickie'' - ne,·er worries ::ibout home­work - gi rls, yeah! - specia lizes in the innocent look . .

LAURIE JANE HAIRE Yearbook Staff 4; Int ramural Sports 3; P ress Club 4: Science Club I, .~. 4 ; Booster Dri,·c 4; Talent Show 4; Scil"nce Fair I. 3. 4: Foreign Exchange Student \Velcoming Committee (Senior Sister ) . Piquant person alitv exh ilarating manner - high-fash ion ward robe -clear , serious thinking - it 's Laurie.

MARY VIRGINIA HALBERT rational I l o nor Socict,· 3, 4; Yearbook !'; taff

4; Cheerleader 2, 3 . ., Co-captain 4 ; lnt rn· mural Sports 3; Varsi ty Choir 2 , 3: Cra­duation and Reception U sher 3; T ale nt Sh ow 2; Softball 2 . 3, 4. JOIINSON HIG H SCH OOL Track I : Softball I ; Chee rleading I : \ 'ollcvball I. "H cv" - l\1iss Personalitv Plus "H albert, r ight?" vivacious co­captain of cheerleaders - slugging soft baller.

JANE MARIE HANDLEY Basketball J.V. I ; Field H ockev 3; Field H ockey J .V. l , 2; lntramuraf Sports 2; Soccer 2; Glee Club 2; Booster Dri,·e I ; A. A. l\ lcmbcr 1, 2, 3; A. A. R c prescnta· ti,·e l ; Dance Committee 2, 3; Color Com­mitte~ 4; Lead e rs Club 4; Ski C lub 3. "Grace" - captivating and spirited - Judy's aider and abettor - what college in September)

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JONATHAN DOUGLAS HANNAFORD National I lonor Socit:t\' 3, 4; Science Cluh 2, 4; Radio C lub 1,· 2. 3; Opl'll llou!-c U sher 4 ; Science Fair 2, Lo\\·(·11 T ech R l'p rcscntatin· 2; T . \ '. 1\ ssistant 3 . ·L "F ixes" ;\ Ir. Drin kwater"s ra dios well-known int erest in electronics -ncligs" rniniaturi?ation.

MARSHALL HANSEN Intram ural Sports 3, 4; BoH"l 1ng 2, 3 . 4: T alent Show 4; \ I usical. st:1ge ere\\· 3, 4. "i\ Tish'' exchanges slashes \\'ith Dick - generally genial - master stagehand.

ROBERT LUCIEN HARMON ~chat},ng Club 1, _2; A. J\. Hcprcscnta ti,·c I .

Bob - sometimes a tease - :i Rash of wit - big boy in small red wagon ( \folks) .

What'D'ya mea n-you'r e not going to the game!

JOHN GEORGE HARRINGTON L:unpligh tcr, 1: \ chool 'ito rL' ~.

" ' heel, " ''58 ;\ Jere - c1uiet dynamite - prefer, li hrary to study - "Oh, that Bookkccping11 " - :-.:. E. C. C.?

SALLY JEAN HARRINGTON Yenrhonk "irnff 4; Studt!nt Council, ~irl n.·prL·~t.·ntatin_· 2. c:orr...·~pundtn~ sccrc.~1ar~ 4; I ntr~1mural \port ,;; 2; D r:1111:ltic Cluh I; flom,t<.~r Dri,·c I . 2. ~i \ , , \ . :\kmhcr I , 2, 3. 4: .\ .. \ . Hcprc~cnt,Hht• I : l ;inance Committee 4 ; D ance Committee 2. 3 , 4; I lome Room Re prc,entat iH.' I. 2. 3. 4; . \me rica n Fit'ld SL'n·ict.' 1. Hi there! - thoughtful - \\'illing worker - clothes galore - half of the Sallv·LYnn dun Bentley bound. · ·

MARY JOSEPHINE HART Dr:imatic Club 3; Boo'-tcr Dri,·c I: . \ . :\. i'\ lcmhcr 1. 2. 3: Plan ning Cornm ittt.' L' 4 ; IJ,mce Com mittee 2, 3, 4 : Leaders Club 4. H art model - , ·nu wanna walk' -likes to ha,·e the, last \\'orcl - :i piano fan - And<H"er Institute?

CHARLES DANIEt HARVEY Tn tr:-imur:11 Sports 2, 3; Lamplighter~ I, 2, ~; \Vcightlifting 3; T ale nt Show 2. ''Dannv" - a gymnast. - plenty of unused energy - one of the H arvey bovs.

JOANNE DOROTHY HARVEY Office Girl 3; Bowling 3. "Five foot two, eves of blue" - music enthusiast - araent sports fan.

DONNA MARIE HENDERSON Jla-kctball ) .\' . I; Field Ilockcy, l\l anagcr 3, 4: lnt r:imurnl Sports I , 2; Literary Club 3; Science Cl ub 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4 . Perpetual ta lker - where's Sharon'

faithful h ockey l\1anager F rench scholar.

AL VIN MARTIN HERLING l\lath League 4; Glee Club I. Huh? - I don't get that - i\ lath wi1.ard - throw the book out! -li ke; i\1rs. P .'s pass.

DAVID BRUCE HEROUX Cross Country 3; Intramura l ~ports 3, 4 ; Bowling 3, 4 . ''Da,·e" - a valuable "hoopster" for St. John's - loves English - pedals a white Chevalle - Bentley bound.

I want seven hun dred t wenty-one thousand a nd three co pies made of tha t t a pe.

LENORE HODGSON Booste r D ri"" 2, 3. H er heart is \\'ith the Armv - \\'biz on skates - a\\'aits H enry'~ letters.

TIMOTHY HOLLINGWORTH \\ 'J LLISTON ACAD E:\I\' T raci. 2. 3; Soccer 2, 3; Science Club: lm·cstrncnt Cl ub ; Foreign .\fTairs Club: Dramatic Club 2. Spanish Club. "T im" - glass of fashion , mold of form - u nobtrusive but contributing - a \\'e lcomc friend.

JUDITH EILEEN HOOPER Intramural Sport~ 2, 3: L ite r:u y Clu b 4; D ramatic Cluh 1, 2: Booste r Drive I, 2; TaJent Show 4; N ortheaste rn i\ l u sil: Festi ­\'3 ] 3. 4; /\. A. ~lcmber I. 2: T wirlers 3, 4 .

"Judy" - peppy twirler - n ever giggles - constantl y with i\'larygail - experienced conversationalist.

And. . . Whe re are your la t e s lips?

THOMAS RAYMOND HORAN B:-iskcth:'111 J.V . 1. 2: l nt r:'lmur:-al Sports 3: Hoo,ter Drin ~ 2; T alent Show 3 . ''Tom" - bombs about in ~ black Lancer - Aashes of " ·i t - strums a toe-tapping electric guitar.

ALBERT NELSON HORTON l ntr:1mur:1l "iport~ ~; L3mp1igh tcrs I. 2. 3; S oc.·c.·\.·r 3; T . \ . . \ , s i'\tant ~. 4.

Albert !1 longs for the Princeton 1--<.iu n!(e - stroll, with Joan in the hall,.

PAMELA DAWN HOUSE Cl:ts,: Tn•asurer I : Basketball J. \ ' . I , 2; Intramural Spo rts 2: '-;cicncc Club 1, 2. 3 , 4 ; lloo,tc r D ri,·e I. 2. 3: . \ . . \ . ~!ember 1. 2: ,\ . j\ . Rt."pr11.:~11.:11 tJt i\'"-' I: Science Fair .~. 4; Dance C'ommitll'"-' 2. 3; Sof tb~1ll I . 2. '' Pam" - three-letter spnrts\\'oma n -su btle wit - little twin si, ter - busv biologist. ·

RALPH HAROLD HOUSE Literary Club 4 ; 0 t"bating Club 2 , 3, 4 ; Booster Orin• 3, 4 ; Sc i('ncc Fair 4.

"Jerry" - speaks ''Auent" French! - a paperback scholar - an unii~­hibited comic - H e'll encrgi'.lt: :m y p rofession.

SUSAN ALYCE HOW ARD Booster Dri\'e 2 , 3; T alent Show 3. "Sue" - red-gold locks - gentle, soft-spoken . considerate - 3 R.ain· bpw girl - a gymnoph ile~

RICHARD WILLIAM HOWE Tr.id . .:!. ~. 4 l mlor .111d Outdoor; ] ntr.1-mur.d "-porh ~. 4: \onl·r ~: \\\·i~luli lting -~: Odt· ("omm1tll't' 4: I t·.Hh-r, Cluh 4.

":'\e\\ton" - like, ";\lcil-in" - fleet feet - put, the ,hot bctll'ccn <JUartcr mile<

KENNETH ROCKWELL HUGHES I ntr.unur.d \ porh ~: Coll C ,1pt.lin ~. 4: Prom C11111mllt1 .. •c..• 4: 1101111..• Hoom Hq,n: !-t.:nt.nin.· 4. ,n -;·1 roBD \C \DI \IY l-ontb.,11 I. 2: B,1,,:h.tll 2: ",tud1,.•nt Council I. ''K enm·" Fore! humor' - hull'·, lunch ? (e,·erything) .

gloll'S with - all "''er

CAROLE JANE HUNT l ntrnmur;il Sport, 2: D ram.Hie Cluh 2.. 4: Boo!- tc..·r D ri\·c I. 2 . ,: \ mcric._·an J idd Sc..·n i'-'c 3 . 4: r uturc..· T c:a<..h1.-·r, o f Ln~li~h 4.

Conscientious \\'orkcr. at school and church refreshing manner. trim and tick - preference for [ ngli,h.

DENNIS JOHN HUNT Tr:i,·~ 2, 3, 4 : Le:oders Club 4 . Oh, that biology! - C .Y.O. Prc,idcnt - a cordial ' 'hello' ' to everyone r uture teacher.

SHARON LOUISE HURLEY "Anna, where is that D onna~" enthu,iastic stenogra pher' - ch atters about Fra n ki e.

JOHN FRANK IGNATOWICH '' I Icy, Bruce!" - candid pose with record player - how's the car) -,ki lled woodworker.

PATRICIA LOU ISE IGNATOWICH Ycarhook Staff 4; . \mcric;1n l~iclrl Serdcc 3 . "Pat" - f ind, satisfaction in being petite - generates friendship w ith a cute ,mile.

GARY JOHN JAN ULIS Quiet and rescn·e<l siestas in study hall - panther tread through our ha II~ of In ·.

I'm sure g lad I put co tton on my ea rs .

Curses! La te for gym again.

MARILYN PATRICIA JOHNSON l ntrnmural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; :'\lath ('!uh 4: T alC'nt 'iho\\' 3: .\ . A. :\kmbcr 2. 3; ) lo me Hoom H.t'prescntati, ·e 3.

Lo'luacious, agreeable, friendh• Leo keeps her attention - one of Rich's Rockets.

PETER KAHL Track 4 ; Cross Count ry 4; \ \ .eightlifting 2. ~. 4 ; Science Fai r 2; Science Cluh 2 ; Color Committee 4. "Pete" - creates moods with colors - there's power in them bones!

JOHN RICHARD KASPER Football 2; A. A. Rcprcscntatin• .!.

"H opper" - Steve Can\'on's , ide-kick late again! finds physic,

intriguing?

DO UGLAS P. KAUFFMAN \\·eight lifting I , 2: ;\ lath Club 4. "Doug" - known by all - ,ure y11u did! - from the South. it', the bc,t.

FLORENCE GRACE KIMBALL G lee Club 2, 3; Talent Show 2: 1'or th cast· em l\lusic Festirnl 3; .\ .• \ . :'-kmh~r I ; Drh·er E ducation 4; Dri, ·cr T ra ining 4 ; U nited Fund I . "Flo" pint·SiLed smile - jogs about "Ne,·er mind'"

contagiou, with Judy -

JANET !RENE KIMBALL Glee Club I . 2. 3; \'ar,i1,· Choir 4: Bo41,tl.'r Drive 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent ·sho\\ l , 2: ::Xurth· eastern ) Jusic Fe:,ti\'al 3. 4 .

"Jan" - always ready wi th a laugh and a new dance - bombs 3bout with Ruthie and frie11ds!!

PATRICIA DOROTHY KING Pat - in \'i, ual Communication buoyant - terrific talker - definite party·goer.

GARY KINNEY One of our mam· Gan-s - East is the capitol! - bu ilding a sharp coupe.

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GARY L. KN IGHT /\nothc r one - "·ith \\Tench in hand - engine to frame - :m other wall , var111er.

JANE RITA KNIGHT I ntr.11nural Sport, ~: Pn .... s Cluh ..J: Sciencc:­Cl uh 3. 4: Hoo,tcr Dri\c 4: Sci~nce fair 3. 4.

''Jayne" - chic. cnmcly - 'l ::;ra­cious ,mile - treads the corridors of St. Joe's - rel uctant , ports\\'oman.

JOHN PAUL KNOX B.111d I . 1.

'' Paul" - ardent amateur radio artist - soon to \\'CM the :\'an• blue -' 'Anchor, A-\\·eigh ."

Wh o? Me??

MAURICE PETER KUCK ' \ \!orris" - an ardent Republican "H ey, :\ Ir. :\ lcGlofflin. ma1· I point out that .....

HELEN ELIZABETH KUKULSKI \' tir~it,· Choir 2, 3; T alent Show 2, 3; i\lndr igal, 3; Girls D ouble Sextet 3. An .iccompl is hed soprano - colleague of Fa ith - a busy business girl -takes her work seriouslv.

RAYM OND ROBERT KYDD B:"l,.t'th:tll 3. 4: Baskethall J.\'. 2: Baseball 3; E,,sd,all J.\ ·. I. 2: Football J.\'. l; Ke,· Clu h 2. l: \ . \ . :\ !ember I. 2: Leade;s Cl ub 4. ''Ha,·" - where there's humor in the mak ing. there', Ray - zealous. agile h oop, ter.

RICHARD ARTHUR LAFRANCE I\" ;1 tionnl I Ionor '-)ocict,· 3. 4: I ntramural Sport, 3 . -t: Scil·ncc Ct{1h 2. \ · ice-Pre!,idenr. P n.._·!',iden t 4: Radio Clu b 1. 2: D ebating Club I. 2; Capt,1i11 3. 4 ; Graduation and Recept ion Usht•r 3 : Ope n H o ust: Usher 4 ; S cit:rn.:c F~ir 1. :L 4 : fin~ncc Committee 4; l-l lHll L' R oom RC"present.u i,·c 3. "Rich'' - checks-in dailv with D oug - gra,·itates toward 130 - hot on debate - le tter of commendation.

ROBERT SPENCER LAHUE Bowling 2, 3; Stoel.. Room 4. " Bob'' - combines wit with person· alitv - a master bowler - future cerrined public accountant '

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KIRK LAURENCE LAMB National J lonor Society 3, \'ice-President 4 ; Yearbook Staff 4; Sp~ecial Re prcsen tati,·e, Boy's State R cpresentatfrc 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Cro ... s Country l , 2, 3. Co-c.1ptain 4 ; Intramural Sports 3; Science C lub 3, 4; Grnduation and Recep tion U she r 3; ;\. :\. Rcprcscn tath·e 1; Scie nce Fair 3, 4; J lome Room Hcprcscnrnth·c 1, 4. Runs, draws, bowls with the best -loves math~ - life is rea l, life is earnest.

JANET MARY LANE Office Girl 2, 3, 4 . One of :\l iss :d cCanhv's "assistants" - "Hey, Patty!" - a q u iet charm, o responsive smile.

KATHLEEN LOUISE LAVERTY Intrnmurnl Sports 3. 4; ~lath Club 4: Class Flower Committee 4; Gnn Leader 4. "Chick" - moves alo.ng with "i\ l itch" - "~II make an efficient nurse -Good luck!

BRADFORD KENNETH LAWSON Yearbook Srnff 4 ; Cross Countrv ~~ ) ntra­mural Sports 3, 4; Debating Club I , 2, 3, 4 .

"Brad" - promising fut ure in nrt -cross country man - tennis wonder.

DOUGLAS ROBERT LAWSON National H onor Societ,· 3. 4 ; Intramural Sports 3, 4; Science Cl~,b I , 4; Radio Club l; Debating Club l, 2, 3. 4 Captain ; Graduation ond Reception U sher 3; Open H ouse Usher 4; Science Fair 4. Haunts the librarv - "that's debat­able" - pre-med ·at U . ;\Jass. - an incision-maker or a pill-pusher?

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Shall we se nd him to the office?

ELSIE R. LeMASURIER Student Council I: D ramatic Club 1. 2; Booster Dri,·e I; T alent Sho\\' 4; :\ . A. 1\ Iembcr I, 2: .\. A. Representative 2; ] lome Room R epresentati,·e I . Remembers "Rickey's" fondly() ) closets of clothes hair changes color periodically.

YVETTE JEANNETTE LEMIRE Ra!ikC'tball J.\·. manager 3; ]ntramural Spom I. 2, 3, 4: :\lath Club 4; .\ . :\. l\lember I , 2. . 3; So ftball ) l..1nagcr l , 2. 3. 4. '·Eve" - our hard \\·orking softball manager - inquiring mind - E\'c and Sre,·e, a duo.

DOROTHY LOUISE LEONARD l ntramura1 Spori, ~-BILLI RIC.\ IIIG H SCIIOOL I ntran1ur~11 Sports 2; Twirlt..'r!i 2; Badmin ­ton .2.

T alented arti,t - a memorable per· sona lir,· - \\'ant, tu :each U .S. his· ton·.

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ANNA MARIE LEVASSEUR T ,,knt Show 4 ; 1 lome n.00111 Hcprcscnta· t i,·L' ~-

"Bouncing fireball" - helpful, co­operati,·e - on Frankie's list - Oh, that adding machine!

DAVID WHITEHILL LEWIS D emoulas top brass - a worker all the way - attends seriously to busi­ness.

ROBERT JOHN LIVINGSTON l ntr.1mur.il ~ports 1. 2. 3. 4 ; \\'cightlifting ~. -1: Coif -1 : Bowli ng 2, .~. -I ; Stock Boy 4. ''Bob" - Yea, Giants! - 8 to 5 on Stockroom or bust! !oval to ;\Ir. D. and lloom 2 12. ·

CHARLENE MAY LOMBARDI Cln• Cluh 2. 3i \ "arsitv Choir 2. 3, 4 ; BooMer l)ri,·c 2; T alc..·nt Show 2, 4 ; North· ("a,tcrn ;\hP,ic.: Fcsti,·al 3; A .. \ , ) lember I , 1, ~-Popular hostes~ - dextrous seamstress

an Elliott-Smith fan - colleague of Cindy.

MARY JANE LONG , atlonal J lonor Society 3, 4 ; L iterary Club 2. 3, -I ; D ramat ic Club 3; ;\la th Club 2, 4 : Graduation and Rcct!pt ion U sh er 3: lloosrcr Dri,·e 2: Talent how 2; Open llouse Usher -I; :\. :\. ;\(ember I. 2, 3; i\ . . \. Rcprescntathc 2; i\ lo tto Committee 4; Dance Committee 3: l lomc Room Rep · rcc.cntath·c 3; American F ield Ser\'ice 3. Conscientious student - keeps things rollin' at Demoulas - keeps things hummin' at C.H .S.

Gee, I'm go nna play!

EARLE D. LOVERING \ 'ar~ity Choir 2. ~. 4; Northeastern )lusic Fc,ii, a l ~: ,\ . . \ . '1emher I. 2; .\. \. Hqirc..,cntati\'C 3; I lomc Room Repre~cnta· ti,·t· ~: \II 'itotc ('hoir -1.

Definite dc,·otions to music; 311 kinds - digs phy~ics and mechanical draw­ing - ll. of ~laine?

WI LLIAM THOMAS LYTLE Basketball l ; Football .2. \lanager: Booster O rin, I, 2, 3. 4 . "Bill " - quick \\'ith the _ioke cooks \\'ith "Soupy" Campbell read)· to \\·ork, more ready to p lay.

HEATHER MAE MacPHERSON Dramotic Club \, 2. LO\\'ELL H IGH SCHOOL U sherette Spr ing Festini 2 ; Special Chorus l . 2: Class Picture Committee 1 i Class P in Committee J ; T alent Show 2; \Vinter Ca rnh·al l ; "Springtime" I. "Feather" - just lm·es h istory with l\k Quinn - unhurried, deliberate, in manner - quick in response.

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What weighs 400 lbs . . . ?

ROBERT MAGUIRE '':\ l ickey·• - enjoys working with models of planes and cars - H ow's the Hying weather)

STEVEN EDWARD MAHR Trnck 1, 2; Intramural Spo rts J, 2; Lamp· lighten. l. 2, 3; \ 'ar~ity Choir 1. 2, ~. 4 : Ke,· Club 3; Talen t <;how 2. 3: Dance Coinmittee ?,, 4; T . \ ' . .. , ~~btant 3; Ski Club 2. 3. 4: nomtcr Dri,·e 3 . "Ste\·e" - cafeteria cheerleader folk-singer - penchant for trouble looks to Springfield.

LYNN E MARSHALL National I lonor Soc1cl\• ,. 4 ; Student Council Rec. Sec. 2. \Velfore Chair. 3 ; Drama11c Cluh I. 2. 3, 4: \'arsil\· Choir 3. 4 : Talent Sho\\ 2. 3. 4: 'Northca*\i:ern i\lusic Fe"i' al 3. 4: Open llou,e U,her 4 ; Speech Club 2: ;\lus,cal 3. 4; '.l ladrigals 2. 3. 4 ; Ode Commi ttl'<' 4: ~ orthea~t D istrict Chorus 3; American Field Sen·icc 3 . 4 ; ,\II Stnte Choir 4 . Capabi lity plus - chemistr:·? \ .Vould rather sing and dance - wh \· the Rowers) experienced attendance· taker.

RICHARD BRADLEY MATSON Baseball I; \\'cightlifting 2: Bo" linlJ 2. 3. "Rich" - fast foot\\'ork on baseball diamond - enjoys all sport, a~ par­ticipant or spectator.

PAULINE RUTH MAYBURY D oesn't believe in bovs - usual h· joking with someone _:. success as a nurse.

KEVIN DWIGHT McANDREW Yearbook 4 ; \\'cightlifting 4i r\. A . l\ll .. mber I . 2 . 3: .\ . A. Reprcsentatfre 1 . 2 : Dance Committee 4 ; Home Room Rep­rc~cnt .J tiH .. ' 4; Banquet Comm ittee 4 . Big noise at lunch - talen t for cordi-ality bugs English teacher where to, Ke\·?

DOUGLAS ROLAND McCORMACK T rack I; Cross Countrv I. 2; Footba ll J.\'. 2. 3; \ Veightliftin~ 2,' 3; Booster D ri\'e 3: r\ . .-\. ;\(ember I. 2. 3. "Doug" - sails the ocean blue with the N ava l Reserves de\'eloped quiet rnaturity - competent in ma ny ways.

RICHARD CRAIG McDARIS Student Cou nci l 4 ; Footba ll 3, 4 ; l ntr:1· mural Sport> 3; \\'cigh t lilting 3: !\l ath Club 4 ; Sci<.:ncc Club 4; Boo~tcr })rive 4 i Science Fair 4 ; I> lanni ng CommillCL' 4 . BE.\ \ ' [ RCR EE1' III C: 11 SCII OOL Danon. Ohio Track I , 2; Football I. 2; \\'restling I , 2; Intram.ural Sports I, 2. ''Big ;\ lac" - sharp guard who suf­fered for his ski ll - interesting quiet, bur fu ll of quips.

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JANE ELIZABETH McENANEY Color C ommittee 4 . "Janie" - pre,encc felt, not heard

essence of neatnc,s, courtesv, friendliness - each inch a lady. ·

PETER JOSEPH McHUGH X :uional I lo nor ~ ucic t,· 3. 4; Ycarbool.. 4 Editor-in-C'hicf: Cla,, Officer 2. 3 Presi­dent: 1 rnc k 2, ~. 4; Crm,, Country 2, 3; D ramatic C'luh I . 2. ~. 4 President; T alent Sho \\' l , 2, 3, 4; ~ orthcastcrn ;.\ l usic Fcsti­Yal I , 3, 4 ; Open I louse U sher 4 ; Rand 1, 2. ~. 4: Drnmatic Cluh P lays 1, 2, 3, 4 ; _\Iu,ic il Produc1ions 2 . 3. 4 : N orth­eastl·rn Dh.trict lklnd 3; I ndoor Track 2: Ode C ummi th..'C 4: Student C ouncil 2, 3. 4.

T rumpet mas1er. track star. stage ham - J udy's fa,·orile - pre-med next.

ROSEMARY McNUL TY Cler Cluh 2: Boo-.icr Dri,c I. 2: 1 alcnt Show 2; School Store ::L " Rosie" - fovors \ Vilmington m·cr Chel,mford for a companion remembers Algebra, how'

TERRY ALAN McSHEEHY Au1 hority on sports - secs humor everywhere - Spirit of R. 212 -energe1 ic Alexanderite.

BARBARA MEDICO Bowling 2; Sc.-ience f3ir 4 ; D ramatic Club I. 2 . ll .XI:'\CTO:'\ HIGH SCH OOL Senio r Fair 2 ; f uture ~ursc~· Club 3; Young :\lo<lerns 2 . " Lynn" - a sweet girl from Lexing­ton - one of i\ Ir. Simonian 's bac­teria-counters.

The itsy-bitsy spider . . .

MARY MARGARET MEISNER ridcl I locl-ev 1; l ntramural S port~ 2 ; Bo\\ l­ing 2: D rJmat ic Club I ; Glee Club l : Tole n, 'ihon 4 ; .\ .\. :\lemher I. 2. Lo,·e, to get into mischief - per­petua l tonguc-,rngger - saves her naps fo r period 5.

CYNTH IA MAR IE MELLOR lnt r.11n u ral '-;ports I; I itcrn r~ Cluh 'l; Dramatic Cl uh ~. 4 ; T alcnJ Shm, .\; :\loJto C o111mith.·c 4 ; Speech Cluh 2; T . \ ". ,\ ssis t­ont 4; Softball I.

Soph isticated - clothes in 3bundance -lo,·es ;\I.LT . - someone's supcr­clooper secretarv.

TllERESA ANN MENDONSA Intrnm urnl Spr,rts 3, 4 ; ~la th Club 4 ; Science Fair 4 . Beautifu l black school teacher a storm.

hair - a ladylike

Sunda,· sews up

CHARLES JORDAN MENTAS Track 2; Football 3; Football J.\'. I, 2; Lamplighte rs I, 2. 3, 4; \Vcightlifting 4; :'l[ath Club 4; K ev Club I ; Boostn Dri,c 2; A . ..-\. 1\Icmber · 1, 2, 3 . "El Greaco" - likes to be on the mo\"e sligl1tly girl-consciou s California bound.

RICHARD GEORGE MERRILL "Dick" - man, what a \va,·e1

n othing gets him rilecl - success with scissors.

RALPH CHASE MERRIMAN Basketball man~,gt.•r 3. 4 ; T rack 3, 4: C ros!­Counrry 3, 4 Co·captaini Intramural Spurts 2. 3. 4; ;\ lath Club 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 4; ~ l otto Committee 4.

!\ lost genial gentleman we know -i\ l iss H abosian's pet - i\ lath wizard - Cross Country mainsta,·.

If I wait twenty-three hours and e leven minutes I can sell them by th e pound!

LOIS J. MILLER Northeastern :i\Jusic Fcst h·a l 4: .\ . . \. :;\lt"rnher I. 2, 3; TwirlC"r!) 4. A demure miss - nut gi,·en to idle chatter - twirler with agility :rnd finesse.

MARIANNE RAE MILLER Giel' Club 2; , ~n rs. it,· Choir 2: T ale nt Shu\\ 2; i\'ortheastcrn i\lu c;ic Fc.:sti,·al 3 . 4 : .\ . . \. j\kmbcr I. 2; T,,-irlers 2. 3, Co-c1pt.:1i n 4: J3o\\' Jing 2.

P aces our band - long black tresses - a boon to better business.

RUTH ELIZABETH MONAHAN litcra r\' C]uh 3. 4; Dramatic C luh 2. 3 . 4; ScicncC Club 3 . 4 : Yar~i tv Cho ir 4: T a lent Show 3. 4; . \ .. \. ~lcniher I. 2 . 1, 4 : Science Fair -~; PC'p Club 3; (;Johe: S<..: ho l + as tic f\rt, Gold Ke\· , Blue Rihhon .\\\·ard ~­

R eady to em0te- on the stage - :iblc to create in art class - responsi,·c to e,·erv mood - an artistic soul.

GARY MOOERS Cadillacs or Fords) - haunts :\ Ir. Paine - ardent boater - bus,· man at Thibault's. -

JUDITH ELAINE MOORE National H onor Socict\· 3. 4; Yearhook Staff 4; Field I locke v 3; Field H ocke,· J.\'. 2; I ntramural SportS 2; Dramatic Cfuh 2. 3; ;\lath Club 4; Science Cluh 3; Gradua· t ion and Reception U sher 3; Booster D rh·e I, 4; Open H ouse U sher 4; :\ . :\. ;\lcmhcr l , 2, 3: Science Fair 3, 4; Dance Comm it­tee 2, 3. 4; Gift Committee 4; , \merican Field Sen·icc 3. ViYacity, verve, vitality - " Hi, guys!" - a bit elusive X per iod - Pem­broke or Jackson ?

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Ha! Tha t was funny Ke nny, now get out!

JANET MARIE MULLINS Inuamural Sports 3; Lamplighters 3 sc-c.; Ba nq uet Committee 4; Leade r 4 .

A blue-grass princess - likes hominy grits - southern inAeccion - Kevin's little sister.

FRANCINE XAVIER MURPHY B ooster Dri\'c 1; North c~stcrn i\ lu sic Festi ­val 3, 4 ; A . A. i\l cmbcr 1; T wirlers 2, 3, 4; A. A. Hepresentati,·e 2. T wirls a baton expertly - takes the blame in English - "But , l\liss M ay­nard" - enviable auburn hair.

MARYALICE MAUREEN NELSON Class Officer SecrctJry 1; Jntramural Sports I, 2; Office Girl 4 ; Dramatic Club J, 2, 3; Booster D ri,·c I , 2; /\. A. l\kmber 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Committee 2, 3; Gif t Com­mi ttee 4 . Oen mother in history - explores halls 5th period - young lady with charm and personality.

• RUTH MARIE NERI

Chee rleade r~ 2, 3, 4 Co-captain: lntramural Sports 2; Science Club 3. 4 : Boo~tcr ))rh-c 3, 4; Science r air 4; Dance Committee 3i Prom Committee 4 : 1 lomc Room Repre­sent:1tin .~ 4; U nited Fund 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Tennis J. "Rufus" - " Yea, team1·• - efferves­cent, ,·i\'acious annhing for a chuckle - a Saturday biologist.

JOHN NICHOLLS 11 Foot bal l 3, 4 ; \\'cight lifting 3; Booster Dri\'e 3, 4; Scie nce f air 4; Cap and Cown Comm ittee 4 .

"Okie" - great pulling guard - a world traveler - eye-catch ing jacket - a real fr iend ly John.

LORETTA JANICE NIEDZWIECKI l nt ramurJI S ports I ; Dramatic Club I , 2, 3; Booster D rive l ; A . . \ . 1\ lcmbcr 1, 2, 3; D ance Committee 2, 3; T. , · . 1\ ssistant 4. Summer work at the " Palace" license finally? - forever smiling.

JUDITH RAE NOISEUX l nt r:imural Sports 3; Booster D ri\·e 2, 3; Northea~tern ~\ Iusic Festi,·al 4 ; . \ . A. l\ lt.·mbcr l. 2; Band 2. 3. 4: American r ield Srt\'icC D ri,·c 3 .

"Judy" - blonde hair, roguish black eves - magnet that attracts boys n;usical.

STANLEY WALTER NORKUNAS, JR. T rack 3; Football 3, 4 ; W e ightlift ing 3; D ebating Cl ub 3, 4; Booste r Dri\'C 4. N ORTI IERN VALLEY R EGIONAL P resident, S0pho1nore class; Footba ll I, 2; Basketball l , 2; Track t , 2.

"80" - plays end - a q u ick 5mile - height? no problem - q uietly determined to succeed.

JUDITH ANN NORWOOD .\ . . \. :'.\lcmbcr I, 2, 3, 4: Gift Comm ittee 4 . ''J udy" forms threesome with Sheila an<l Jennie - ups and downs in Dri\'er Ed. car - business. next?

HOW ARD BERNARD NOVINSKY Howie? - lo\'es to talk in studv famous goalie in gym - \ Vhe;e to

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PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN N orthea!-tern ,\ l usic Fc ... th·al 3 . 4 ; J\ . A. 1\Jemher l. 2; . \ . A. Rcpre~cntati\'e l, 2 ; Science Fair 4 ; ·1 ,, irlcn, 3, 4 ; Da nce Com­mittee 2. 3. 4 ; I Jome Room Rcprcscntath·c 3. 4; Prom Committee 4. Sprightly twirler - "Shift-0 -1\latic" - enthralled water skier - a la<ly­in-whitc next.

LEONARD ANTHONY OLENCHAK ''Lenny" - keeps Demoulas' run­ning a numismatist from the bmtling S01ttl1?

RUTH ANN O'NEIL Press Club 4 ; Literary Club 4 ; Dramatic Cluh 4; Math Club 4 ; Booster D rh·c I , 2; J\. 1\ . l\ Iember 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Club 2, 3; Librarv Aide I. Sweet, sensitive, soft-spoken - loya l to East - another lady-in-white.

THOMAS O'ROURKE Van,ih· cho ir 3, 4 . Enjoys English - wields an enthusi· astic racquet - an ardent skier - looks to Lowell State.

SUZANNE MARCELLE OUELLETTE D r~un.itic Club I ; Prom Committee 4 .

"Sue' ' - makes piua for Pat engaging smile - books closed in class.

ARTHUR LIONEL PACKER Nation;.1) J lunor Soci~tv 3, president 4 ; Yca rhook ~taff 4 ; Track 2; Cross Countrv 2. 3: 'icicncc C'luh 2, ~. 4 ; Kev Club i, 2; Science 1:air 2, ~. 4 ; :\lotto Committee 4 ; I lmnc R oom fh•prl'~entati\'c 4 ; CJass :'l larshall 3. Gentleman and a scholar - nocturnal sta rga?cr - future :'\'obel Prize \Vin­ner.

I thought Beethoven's Fifth was eighty-six proof!

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DEBORAH ANNMARIE PALM Basketball J.\'. 2; Int ramural Sports 2. 3; Office Girl 4 ; Dramatic Club I , 2 . 3. 4; Booster Dri,·e I , 2, 3; A. A. i\lember I , 2; D :mcc Committee 4 ; Carousel 3. " Debbie" - wears out "the pass" go­ing everywhere - sophisticated traveled - ready fo r college.

GERALDINE JOAN PALMER Softhall 2, 3, 4 ; I ntramural Sports 3, 4; Booster Drive 4 ; P ep Club 2. D ALFY J llNl O R H IG H SCH OOL I ntramural Sports 1. "Geri'' - safe and sane driver basketball rooter - what a sense of humor!

JOAN GERALDINE PALMER Softball 2, 4; I ntramural Sports 3, 4 ; Pep Club 2. D ALEY JU IOR HIGH SCH OOL Intramural Sports I.

One of the inseparables - gym is her favorite class? - worker 3t Sr. John's.

LYNDA JOYCE PALMER Yearbook Staff 4; Literary Club 4; Glee Club 2; Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4 ; Debating Club 3; Booster Drive 3; T alent Show 2, 3; North eastern Music Festival 3, 4 ; A. A. !\1cmber l; American Field Service Drin 3; "The Boy Friend" 2. Our favorite story-teller - fo rever " in love" - very feminine - a trul) gentle spirit.

ELINOR PATRICIA PAPPAS Booster Drive I , 2; A. A. !l!ember 2, 3; Science Fair 4 ; P ep Club 2; American Field Service D rive 3 . "Ellie" - borrows brother's car -study hall ta lker - ample wardrobe - a teacher?

ROBERT JOHN PARISEAU Baseball J.\'. I. 2; Football 3, 4 ; Football J .V. 2; Weightlifting 2, 3; Do" ling 3, 4 ; Booste r D rive 3, 4. "B" - ex-0. B. but doesn 't mind pals with " P. \'." or Parmenter perhaps Lm,·cll Tech.

BRADLEY ROYCE PARKER N ational 1 lonor ";ocictv 3, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 ; t ,rndu'ation U sher 3; Booster D rin~ 4. "13rad" - har d-working - a coin collector more than required.

4 · K c,· Club ::11;d R~ccption

Key-Clubber ready to do

LESLIE JANE PARKER Intramura l Sports 2. Linda's co-rider - continuous read­ing - corridor conferences tried and true friend.

I've been wa iti ng for the Beatles for hours. Ho w about yo u ?

PETER CARL PARMENTER Yearbook Staff -I ; Basketball J.\". 2; Foot­ball 4; Intrnmural , port~ 3: Booster Dri\'t' 3. -I; Band I , 2, ~. -1. "Parmy" - fea rless fullback - finds humor cvervwhcrc - versatile talent - satiric artist.

DAVID HAROLD PATTISON "Flovd" - , hoots marsh hens in spar~ time - hasn't heard 300Ut girls.

BETSEY CLARK PERHAM Booster Drive Ii Northeastern \ 1usic Festi· val 3. -I ; . \ . A. il lember l , 2; A. A. Rcp­rescnrnt ivc I . 2; Science Fair 4; T w irlers 2. 3. 4 . "Sis" - light-hearted cheerleader -greeted daih- by a photographer -be w i t c h i n g maiden - college· oriented.

"He keeps saying that he wants lo LEARN! "

WILLIAM GEORGE PERKINS T rack 2, 4 ; \\'L"ightlifting 2, 3, 4; Boo!)tt:r Dri,·c 3. 4 ; .\ . , \ . :\kmbcr I, 2, 3, 4 . "Perh" - Geddyap -109 - " I-low about a drag'" - keeps cL1ss in stitches.

NANCY LOUISE PHILLIPS liasketball 4 ; Basketball ) .\ ' . 2; Softb3ll 2, 3, 4; Science Cluh 4; Booster D ri,·c 4; Northeastern J\Jusic Festival 3; Scit!nce Fafr 4 ; Band 3. 4 . L EXINGTON I IIG I I SCI IOOL Lexington, :\lass. Gym Club I; Talent Sh o\\ I ; Softball I ; Glee Club 1; Baskdball I ; Fidd l lockcv I .

" Phips" - cruy carrot top - kicks off for football team - young lady who will achieve.

BRIAN MICHAEL POPOLIZIO Student Council Pres. 4 . Buy Rep. 3; Basketball 3, 4 ; Ba,kethall ).\' . I , 2: Track 2 , 3, 4; Football 2, ~- 4 ; Football J. \'. I; Key C lub 2; Booster Drfre -I; A. /\. Rep­resentative I i Cap and C own Committee 4; Home Room Representat ive 3. "Fearless Poppy" - big gun on grid­iron and track - talented leader , Student Council prexy.

JENNIFER LOUISE POTVIN Yearbook Staff -1; ,\ .. \ . l\lcmber 4 .

"Jennie" - alert, capable, depend­able - likeable, lovable, \dnsome -"Oh, Miss l\ laynard!"

STEPHEN OWEN QUIGLEY "Steve" - hot stuff in gym sports interested in hot-rodding has artistic talents, too.

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DAVID JOSEPH QUINN Howling I.

''Dan:" - sport, a red Cro\\'n :ind hate~ to be ribhcd about it - hopes to sai l rhe ocean blue .

LEO J. RAINE Lamplighters 1. 4: Golf 4 ; :\. A. :\!ember J, 2; T . \ ' . :\s!'-i:!'<,t:mt 4. '';\ Jr. Allen, clo vou think ... ?" -works hard in \Vestford - "a party, \\'here~" - college ahead .

BARBARA BLAKE REED Intramural Sports 2: Dramatic Cluh 2, 3; Booster Dri,·c 2, 3; T alent Show 3; :\ . :\. :\ Iembcr I, 2, 3: Science Fair 4 ; American Field Ser\'ice 3. Impish smile - likes to skate -couturiere - summers in 1. H . and i\bine - Algebra whiz?

JENNIFER LEE REIMER Literarv Club 4 : Dramatic Cluh 4; future 7:cachc'_r\

10£ English ':lub 4.

Jennie - an interest :it SuITolk enth usiastic about Sallinger

imaginati,·e writer an English major.

LEE ANN RICARD Glee Club I ; Debati ng Club 3. Dimples - moderate in manner and soeech - one of J\ lr. King's turkevs ~ found at \\' \'!nan's. ' ·

JAMES EARL ROBINSON Baseball 3, 4; Raseball J.\'. I, 2; football 4 ; Football J.\'. 3; l ntrarnural port~ ~. 4: Lamplighters 2; \\ eightlifting 2, 3, 4; J,.;:c,· Club 3; Gradu~uion and Hcccpuon U sher l: lloosr~r Drnc l. 4; \ . . \. :'lh•m her 2; CJp and (,o\\n Co mrniltt:e 4: P rom Ushl.•r 3; Ph,,ical l .clt1cauon Leader 4: Stoc~ BU\ .\,,i,t,1nt 'l.

"427" - C J -I. ·. halfback - 1 former mo,qutto - heads for ,ki slopes in winter.

EDITH JEANNE RUCKMAN Dramatic Club l, 4; Sci<·nce C'luh I. ~. 4: Bno::,tt.:r Dri\'C 2i .\. \. i\Icmher 2, 3: ~ciencc. f ~ir 1, 3. 4 ; Pep C'luh

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3. Jeannie - Texas, wheres that 1 -

winsome, sincere, amusing - quick of apprehension - \\'iclc·a\\'ake ~tu­clent.

RUTH ANN RYAN Glee C'luh I: Rooster Dri\'c 4 ; American rieJd Sen ice D ri,·e ':\. Always with Janet ,-.. at ''Old

immaculate in dress demon - a warm smile.

Now one thing you don't do is write with a ruler.

Joe's" speed

"My g roup had 4% fe wer cavities with AJAX! "

JOSEPH JOHN SADOWSKI "J0e" - free time spent hunting coins anyone? stan1ps? ca rnera man for :\'c\\'sweeklv.

NANCY JEAN ST. ONGE Roostt~r Dri\e I: .\ .. \. ~kmht·r I. 2: . \ mcric.in F ield Scn ·il'C· D rin• ?i.

"Onga" - a packager at the Pmiry - ne,·er frmn1s - makes a trio with Ellie and Kathv.

BARBARA LOUISE SAVINO Gh.•t• Cluh ~; ,· .1 rsi1, · Choir l . 2~ Booster Drin• ~: i\'orthc.istern \Jusic Festh ..1 l 3; . \ . . \ . :lkmher :l. ,1;,c \RTI TUR JIIG H SCHOOL S:-tn . \ ntonio Spanish Cluh I. SOllTI 1.\\IPTO:'\ TI TG IT L. I. Ne" · York l ihrnn· Cluh 2. Sports enthusiast:,: sincere. demure -market.

°'CIIOOL

c0nsiderate. runs the stock

CHERYL RAE SCHMELING Chcc rll"adcrs 4 ; 1 ntra1nural Sports I . 2. 3; Dramatic C\uh ?,, -+: Science Cluh 3. 4: \ ' arsin· Choir ?,. 4: Booster D r iw· 3 ; Talent i:;;ho\\ 3 . 4; i\"or th ca !- l('[Jl ::'\ l usic r csti,·:il 3: .\ . . \. -:\lcmber l. 2; Science F air 3. ,1; T \\ irk r~ ~: other :\fa<lri~als 4: \lusical PJ ;w ~: llnitC'd f un<l Drfre 2. 3. 4 ; and Girls D ouhlc Se~tet 3. Alwavs talking - clothes galore -Vi1here's Rufus) - voice of :iskance - peppy cheerleader.

JOHN ALBERT SCHOTTENHEIMER Ycarhook Staff 2. 3; Photography Club 3, 4 ; Science r air 3, 4: 0 1hc r: :\ ttcndc<l LaJ...C'nhcath .\ merican T l igh School in Eng­land I. 2. :\ . " H e\". Shot1"' likes girls :inr\ photography but hates aggressiYe , ,·01nen .

PHILIP N. SEIDENBERG T rack 2, 3, 4 ; Cross Countn· 3. 4 ; I n tra­mural Sports 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3: T alent Show 3; Scie nce f a ir -t; Studen t Council l (at \\"cllcslc,·) . ''P hi l" - never at the righ t bus stop - pro tennis player - sleight of hand - ever losing ~ets.

JUDITH ANN SHAGOURY :\~a tional H onor Society 3. 4; }Tearing t ests h el per 3, 4; Dramat ic Club 1, 2, 3i Science Cluh 3. 4; Gr.:icluation an<l Re­ception U sher 3; T a len t Show 2, 3. 4; O pC'n H ouse Usher 4: .\ . A. ~ lember I . 2, 3; Science Fair 3, 4: Speech Club 2. 3i Other: P rom Committee 4 , P ep Club 2. . 3; .-\ . F. S . Committee 4. "Judv" or "Shaggv", which) indi,;idualist at heart - a budding b iologist.

SHEILA RACHEL SHEL TON Field I lockcv 3; Field H ocke,· J.\ ·. 2; Liter­an- Cl ub ,;· ,\ . r\. !\!emb e r 2, 3; P ep Club . Preside nt 2; Dri,·cr Education 3; D rh·er Training 3. A shv Airt! - a real hot ticket, just ask °J ud,· and Tennie fond· of "blm hing"' pink. ·

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LEONARD FROST SIMPSON P n:,s Cluh ~-

Lenn1· rugged indi\' idualist use< tll'o dabs - ;\ lajors in French I - "·arch our for th~sc puallel-bars!

EVELYN KA TH LEEN SMITH T .1lc.:11 t S ilo" -L

E111·iablc \\'ardrobc - one hair stde toda\', anot her tomorroll' - will ·be glad ro \\·car cap and go1n1.

ELAINE CATHERINE SOLKA D ra matic Club l. 2. 3 ; Booster Dri\·c I, 2 . 3; Ta lent Sho"· 2; .\. \. ='kmbL·r 2. 3. 4; 1 "irlvr~ 4. Blonde bombshell - p lors \\'ith Bettv -corridor-minded - 1rnn na skip~

Hey you g uy s, I think it's going to ha tc h!

KATHLEEN ALICE SOPHOS Dramatic C lub 3. 4; Glee Club I; \'ars ity Choir 2 . 3. 4; Booster Dri,·e 2; T alent Sho,r I. 2 . 3, 4; Science Fair 4 ; Driver Education :L Soft spoken , but shy?? - " 'A' ho's giggling?'' - a songstress - "Well, l\1r. E ll iot-Smith ... "

CHARLENE SOULE MALDEN HIGH Girls sof tball 3; Band 2; Student Council 2. Former city girl - reading for quiet moments - water-skiing for active ones - clerk typist-to-be.

JAMES ANTHONY SOUSA Track 2. 4 ; Bowling 2.

"Jim" - 'THE TOE" - enviable speed-ball 1·eteran - \\'iry at hlete -a \\'izard with numbers.

ALLAN JAMES STAUFFER \'arsi t,· Choir 2. 3; Northcastnn i\ l usic Festi,·31 2; :\ladrigals 2, 3; Boys O ctet 2, 3.

"Al" Oh1 That Rickv ::\'elson smile1 - a serious \\'orker ....:_ no time to fool around (?)?) - LT.I. his future.

DONNA LEE STONE BO\\)ing I .

An accidental humorist - D ril'er Ed d iff iculties - rnlunteer worker for Uni ted Fund - a secretary~?

WILLIAM H. STROBEL Lamplighter> I. "Bill'" - likes to hunt h as a touch with cars - enjoys h is leisure wit h Ray or Leo.

LYNN SUGDEN ~ational H onor Socict,· 3, 4 ; D ramatil.· Club 2; :\lath Club 2. 4°; Photography Club 4 ; Graduation and Rcc.·eption U sher 3: Booster Ori1 c 2. 3; Talent ~holl" 3; A. .\. ~!ember I . 2. 3. 4 : finance Committee 4 ; Dance Committee 4 : 1 lomc Room R c pre ~enta ti\'c 3; .\. F. ',. C o mmiurc 3 . Petite, peppy. blonde - ready listener in stud\' - loves a parry - "Our Queen."

SUSAN DOROTHY SULLIVAN Booste r O r in~ I . 2; t\ , . \ . . \lt..' mbcr I , 2. 3; .\ . . \ . HcprcSl.'ntatin~ 2.

"Sue" - demon dri,·er - 11\\'a ,·s has an escort - amateur ,l..ier. ·bo\\'ls also.

SANDRA ANN SWENSON Cb, Club 3.

"Sandv" - " But. i\ lr . Allen" enjoys· ske tching co llects ta; te· tem pting recipes chcri,hc, a friendship ring .

ANDREW HAROLD SWETT :\"Jt1onal I lonor Socie11 ~- 4 ; Basl-etball J.\". 2; Baseball 3. 4; Baseball J.\". 2; Track I; C ro.;;s Countn· 2. 3. 4 ; I n tramural Sports ~: Booster Drh·C 4 ; Talen t Sho" 2. 3. 4: Xortheastern ~lusic Festh·al I. 2. 4 : . \ .. \ . Rcprc~t>nta ti , ·e l ; Band 1. 1. 3. 4 : PJ:inni nQ Committt"l' 4 ; D ance Com mitt l~l' 4: Oth er: J uli u :-. Caesar 2 . Caro usel .1. "Andv" - one of :\ Ir . Enis's nuttv drum;,,er, - independence personi­fied - che \\' ing gum. Andre"-~~~

RICHARD GEORGE SYKES X.1t1u11;d I (o nnr '-. oc..-il·t , 3. --1: '°Kicnn· Cluh 1 . . i. --I; R.1dio Cluh I . 2 .. i. --I; :\orthl'<l'•I

<'rn \llhu..· r t'-.ti, al I . ~: ~t·it:llll' r .,ir ~. i . 4; B.111d I. 1. \, 4.

"T ricl.. ,· Did" - ,·er,,1tile mu,ician and ,tudl'm - priLc \\·in ner - dig, D -X-in~ - ,urpri ,i ng'.

FRANKLIN WILLIAM TAYLOR ti . :\:. I(. lkpr1..·,l'IH,lli\l' {: l ,rn1pli~htl•r, 4: R .1din Cluh I : T.1ku t ~ho,, I. 2. 3 : I\'"orthc,.';1',ll'rn \ l lhlC rl•,ti,.d I . 1 . . ~; n .rnd l. 1. ~. 4: T. \. \ "1,1.m1 --1: O ther: \ lu,i1..·al 1. ~. 4.

''Fran!.." - "T adnr! T o the Office'" - pl,1ys drum, for noth ing - li fe is a _j uke.

KATHERINE MAE TAYLOR D ra 111a t ic C lu b l. 2: Boo, t c..· r D ri,l· 1: .\ . . \. :\ [ember I . 2: . \ .• \ . Rc p rc,<.•n ta tin.• 1, 2 .

\ Vish I had a jeep - remember, Grant's - summers in :\ lainc - air· line ste\\'ardess.

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SUSAN KATHERINE TELLIER ri l·ld I lrn .. ·~e\' 1.,· . :>:: \'ar~i t,· Choir 2. ~: T ,ilt·nt "'hon- i; NorthL·nstcr~\ i.\ I usic Fest i· ,:ii .i: \. \. :\ km her 2, 3: ]hn<l I: D :rncc C111nm it1 t't.' 2. 3; Class Car Committee 4 ; ll ni tl'd Fund 3, 4.

''Sue'' - proper rnung ladv - H oh · T olcdo1

- Let's go to Boston'

PETER THORVALD THORSTENSEN Y(':irhonk ~taIT 4: T rnck 2; S<.:ience Club 2. 3 . 4: H.u1io C'l u h I . 2; D e bating T eam I , !, 3. 4: '-il...·iencc Fair 2. 3 . •L

'' Pete" - a pple polisher for Drew's - a garnin grin - his ,vry ,,·it combines with inte lligent comment.

RAYMOND PATRICK TREMBLAY Creat \Vh ite Hunter - lo,·es h ome­rno1•1 - reserved seat in the Librarv.

JOHN EDMOND ULLOM l .a1nplight1.•rs 2. 3; R adio Cluh I: P hotog­r;1ph~· Cluh 3. 4: :.\'ortheastt.•rn \lu, ic r1.::,, t i­' al 2: B,11ul I. ~. 3; T . \ · . \ s:,,i :,, t .111 t .~. ,L

Lo1-cd hv :\ Ir. Enis a not her camera b~tff - Rips about town in a borrowed Super-Sport .

LAURENCE EDWARD URBAN r oothall I. 2. 3i Litt:ran· Cl uh 4: Sci C'llC('

Cluh 4; Booster D ri,·c 3, 4-: Science Fa i r 4: ,;\lo tto Co mm ittee 4 .

" Larrv" - " Ka mikaze, the ;\lonster " - c,irnn s in a convertible - dapper. debonair, devoted ( den,ted tn \\"hom~ )

"Say have you tried the new Gillette Super Blue Blade?"

BARBARA JUNE VASIL .·\tt l·ncled Kaiser lautcrn .\ meric.i n l ligh Sc hool in C crma nv; ..:\ttl·ndecl :\lilfor<l I ligh School :in ~l'w ) Iam pshin .. '. ' 'Darb" - a crazv sense of humor -smart wardrobe - infectious smile - intriguing cwi nkle in her c,·e.

PATRICIA ALICE VILLERS Y ar,ity Cho ir 2. 3; T alent Sh ow 2: North· eastern \lu!<i ic r .. --~a i,·:d -~· 4; .\ . . \. \lt•mber l ; .-\ . . \ . Rl·pn·scntati,·c l: T n·irlcrs 2. 3. 4 : I lome R oo111 Hcpresenrnti ,-c 4; D rin!r Fclucllion 3 : D ri,·<'r Traini n g 3.

" Pat" - d iminutive. dainty - quiet. \\"hen no one's \\'atch in' - scoots about \\"ith Sue recent ski enthusiast.

RONALD WILLIAM VINCENT T rack 3 . RICE ,\TEi\lORI.\L l!IG II SCHOOL Football ) .\ ' . I. 2; Intramural Sports I. 2. 3 ; Science Club I ; L at in Club l , 2: C ll't' Cluh I.

'· Ron" - C .1-I. S. hails his arri,·al to its ha lls! - tall. dark. handsome n eed anyth ing more be said~

"Baked What?"

ROBERT WILLIAM VINES Track J, 2; I ntramural Spuns 2 . . l: . \. ,\. ;\k111ber I. 2. 3: 'ichool Store 4 "\'ineze,··· - forms a rare combo 11i1h n;in and ? .11 - c.:n ·ni, wit .. ml humor with ,,·ork.

PATRICK PHILIP VINTI Football 3. 4: l'ontball J.\". 2; \\"c·ightlif t­ing 3: B,m ling 2; Photograph)' Cluh 4 ; Bom,ter Drh-e 4; H ome Hoom Ht·prcM·1Ha­ti,e 4: Class ll:1nllllL't C ommi ttcL' 4 . "P.\'.," "Pub," the "\'in" - accumu· !ates nickname, Jefemi\'e stal­wart on the football team - i\ lr. Cordial in·.

MARILYN RUTH WALKER l ntramural Sport'> I. :!; Prl.',, C\ul, 4: D r::im.-.tic Cluh; \I.uh Club 4 ; \ 'ar~ltv Choir 4; Boo,tL'T D ri,'c I. 2; :\ . • \. 1\lcmhc·r 1, 2; Science 1-:iir 4: llomc Boom Re pre· Sl"lll:\liH' 2. Quiet courtesy - prompt response - 11·illingncss to serve - will con· tinuc her pur~uit of learni ng.

EILEEN MARY WALTERS D r.1111J tic C lub 4: Clee C lub 3· Talen t ~ho\\ 3 . .J; ~ortheastern Fl.'~ti,al ~~ l ihr.1n helper 2. 3. 4; Library Club 4: P ep Cluh 2. 3. D e,·otcd libran- a,,i-aant - method actress - H on;e Ee - :1 "cast"-awa\".

WILLIAM CHARLES WALTERS \\'eightliftin~ 3: Ke) Clul, 4 ; School ~lusical 3: Chri!>tmas P ageant 3. ''learn anymore Shakespeare , \ Vim - unobtrusi,·e till he start~ - then realh- mo,·es around.

SUSAN MARY WARD :\ . . \. ::\ lcmhl.'r I . 2: Bno.;,trr Dri\'c 2: Pep Club 2: United l=und Drh·c 2. ''Sue'' trails Pat ju,t lo,·e~ period 5 anJ Cl - Quiet~~ a ,ecretaff· to-be.

BRENDA WEBB Dr.tm.uk Cluh 4 : 1 ;\Jen t Sho\\" -~· 4: ~ pc:ed1 Club 2. Outgoing per,011ality - enio,·s crea-1i,·e writino - one of th~ · .. swells'" - off to l~atit.: Gibbs.

IRVING JOSEPH WHITCOMB " In ·" - a t11·0-English man - Ir,· and fun iiu together - colored socks in gym - ~en-ice bound.

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RONALD OKE WIKANDER L amp lightt:rs ~- 4 ; \\\:·igh t li itin~ 2: llad io ( luh I : T .1IC'nl Show I . -~: N orth4..•;P,tcrn i\ lu,u.. I ~,th·a l 1. 3; Sci<.·nc.·._• h 1ir 4 : Hand I. l. 3, 4: T . \ ' . . .\ssi\l.1nt J , 4 : ",p ring \lw,u .. ·.,I 2 . 3. 4: Bo~ton \ rt-. ] c.., t iLil I ; L ,L:h,111~t."' Conct:rt 2 . 3. 4 ; C.Y.O . \lin~trcl !',ho,, :?:. ~-" J1onny" - docs he C\'Cr get serious? - play, e,·ery instrument in the hand .

DONALD EDWARD WILCOX l n t r.unural ~porb : (.~ m I '1': h ibition 2, ll.is~cthall and \ o lle, b.111 1, Ke, Cluh 2. 3 , 4 : . \ . \ . :\ lcmb,·r l. 3; h-,th .1 11 m,m.igcr I. 2. ' 'Bab\'-face Don" 11u r "Cl11:,te r" for a \\'hile q uiet!) accompli,hes ,d1,1t he set, out to do.

TIMOTHY ALLAN WILKES l ntr.unur.ll ",porh :?:. ~: \\ c..·igh t liftin{: 3; Bo\\ ling !: D r.H11J t 1c C luh 4 : '°"c1t.•ncC' C luh .?: Boo•acr O nH' 4 : T,ill·nt ~ hm, 3: P L.mnang C ommlth.'l.' 4 : D .1nL:c C ommtttl'e 4 .

A- I guitar p la n!r - l,N \\'i thout h is beat-up , ncal..er~ - a dn:d in-the \\"OOI

' 'Far111," ma n.

RICHARD 8. WILSON Lampla~htc..·ro .. I . .!: C.olt 4; Bm,Jmg 2. '· 4 ; ~l .lll•nt ',ho".!. 4 : \ \. "\ l~mhl·r l; " lH.'llll' 1-.ur 4; "',prin~ \lu,h::tl 2:. ~. 4 .

" 11ich" - c:,pcrt heh ind t he ~renc< .1rdc•m ,purt- fJn - ,I good corpse

- I uturc dc:111 i,t.

BRUCE 0 . WOODWARD n."~'·1h.1II. ) ; I outh.ill Bas~,·thall l!.ond I .

\ l.1n.1t:l' r .!; B,h<'h.111 , ~ l :111., gc.·r \ l.1n.1t.:cr 2:; l n rr.un ur~, I ~porb : :~. \'ullc.·, h~lll -~: Ro\\ Jin~ 3;

'' \\'1111<h ·" - C helm, Ford \ fire-hall! -a jol..e \\'hcrc,·cr he goe, - ~ports de,·otc:c: - J c/1e1ri11g. tc.ichcr\ pe t~

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"I bid three spa du!"

FAITH H. WOODWARD ll,"l,·t hall 1. 4 ; B,l'kc thJIJ J.\ ', I. 2; F ield 1 lo«J,e, I. 2. ,. Captain 4 ; Intramural ~pons I. 2. 3. 4 ; Booster J)ri,c 2. 1. 4 ; ,.\. \ . \lemher I . 2. 3. 4 ; Softball 1. 2; G, m

Le;ulcr 4. T hree letter girl - <pecialty: ba,ket­hall - " \ \ ' ho 111e, Ref:" - her big bl ue c,·es charm e,·eryone.

THERESA MARIE BEAUREGARD ;\ IO\·es with quiet Cllmposure - wears a fricnd,hip ring - possesses 3 sense uf humor .

ALAN C. BERTHIAUME ''Al" unruffled attitude toward hrnnc,n>rk - ·t gan1in grin - ,,·ins in the long run.

DWIGHT COWLES "Doc" favorite reading: stock market reports - hard worker out!>i<le of school - appreciates ''Guidance."

I' ve heard of " action gia nts " in washers, but Dave!!

C!lARLES RAYMOND HUGHES Ha,l'hall. :llan.>gcr 2, 3. 4. ''Charlie" - :\Ir. ;\lcPhclim', right­hand man - ne,·er at I"" fo r an an.._,,cr.

DIANE JEANNETTE MAR IE LANGLOIS Basket hall ) .\' . I: Lihrar1· H elper I. A bu,~· young lady rrom "the Capitol" . - a bit of a c<,>.<JUCtte - "lm·es the Bw,mess Course.

ALFRED DAVID NICKERSON " Buddv" choo,c, Chen·\ and blonde~ remember, Frc.nch races for school.

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ODE- left to right : Lynn Mars hall, Scott Adams, Susan Tellier. Left to right rear: Earle Lovering, Peter McHu gh, Richard Howe.

FLOWER-left to ri ght : Kathy Laverty, Bruce Dougherty, Donna Curran, Thomas Cobery.

CAP AND GOWN- left to right front : Judith Beaulieu, Ka thy Ferreira. Left to right rear: Brian P opolizio, James Robinson, John Nichols.

COLOR-left to r ight : Jane McEna ney, Peter Ka hl, Maureen Cha ndonnet, Carol Auger.

HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES- left to right Villers, Sally DeAngelis, Ruth Neri, Sa lly Hari Wayne Picard, Richard Blomgren, George Dixon McAndrew, Kirk La mb, Kenneth Hughes , Fred C1

PROM- left to right front: George Dixon , Ruth Neri, Mary­Margaret Fisher, Maryruth Clark, Wayne Picard. Left to right rear: Suzanne Ouellette, Elizabeth Fisher, Fred Gagnon, Kenneth Hughes, George Giffin, J udy Shagoury, Pa t O'Brien.

MOTTO- left to right: Mary Jane Long, Arthur Packer, Ralph Merriman, Cynth ia Mellor, Joan Dunlavey .

nt: Patricia O'Brien, Cynthia Bickford, Patrici a ton, Mary-Margaret Fisher. Left to righ t rear: thur Packer, Patrick Vinti, Richard Molloy , Kevin ,n.

BANQUET-Left to right front: Linda Conant, J anet Mullins, Joa n Crane, Pa tricia Villers. Left to right rea r : Kevin Mc­Andrew, Richard Molloy , J ea n Duffy, Ri chard Blomgren, Patrick Vinti.

FINANCE- left to r ight front : Marion Cutter, Rithard La­france, Lynn Sugden. Left to right rear: Marilyn Desrosiers, Thomas Crowl ey, Kenn et h Ewell, Sally Harrington.

GIFT- left lo right : Maryalice Nel so n, Judith Moore, Donna Constantine, Judy Norwood.

PLANNING-left lo right front: Cynthia Bickford, Sally De­Angelis , Mary Jo Harl. Left lo right rear: Ric bard McDaris, Timothy Wilkes , Andy Swett.

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distinguished

Stale President Massachusetts Association

of Student Co un cil RICHARD MOLLOY

DAR Representa tive CYNTHIA CHASE

Foreign Excha nge Student from Kulmbach, Germany

HANNELORE ANDRAE

800 CEEB Biology RICHARD La FRANCE

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Boys Sta le KIRK LAMB

Good Government Day Representa tive

ELIZABETH FISHER

class honors Clt\DU.-\T[O~ SPEAKERS

henneth Albert £\\'ell - Arthur Lionel Packer Peter Joseph i\lcHugh , III

Carol Ann Bacon Cvnthia Chase ,

HIGH H ONORS Paul Theodore Giguere, Jr. Diane 1\ lacGilli\'ray Judith Elene i\ loore .Kirk Laurence Lamb l\larilyn Frances Desrosiers Bradley Royce Parker Mary Jane Long

HONORS Betty-ann Gongloff Nancy Ellen Gadzuk Linda ·1 heresa Berling Richard George Sykes Rita Joan Dunla,·ey Juliann Catherine Ciaravolo Julia Al ice Broman L) nne i\larshall Lynn Sugden Laurie Jane I Ia ire Pamela Da\\'n H ouse Ju<lith Ann Shagoury Richard t\rthur Lafrance Kathleen Ann Ferreira Jonathan Douglas Hannaford Marion Rita Cutter Jenni fer Lee Reimer Douglas Robert Lawson Andrew Harold S,Yett Edi th Jeanne Ruckman Laurence Edward Urban M ary Virginia Halbert Mark H olmes Bagshaw, Jr. Pamela Maria Eaton Patricia Louise lgnatowich

class officers and advisors

SENIOR CLASS- Front L. to R.: President Richard Molloy, Secreta ry Diane Mac­Cillivray. Rear L. to R.: Advisor Miss Elizabeth F. Lunt, Vice-President Wayne Picard, T reasurer J oan Crane, Advisor Mr. Robert A. Dube.

JUNIOR CLASS- Front L. to R.: President Allen Jacoby, Vice-President Deborah Cowan. Rear L. lo R.: Advisor Miu Nancy C. Dean, Treasurer Judy Crane, Secretary Bonnie Wilson, Advisor Mr. J ohn MacDougall.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS-Front left: Secreta ry Maureen Murphy, Advisor Mr. Donald Boucher, Advisor Mrs. Nancy Ovitt. Rea r left : Vice-President Bria n Campbell, Treaaurer James Grant, President Denni, McHug-b.

FRESHMAN CLASS-Front left to right : Treasurer Susan Bacon, Secretary Linda Starrett, Vica-Preaident Barbara Dixon. Rea r left to ril[Lt : Mr. T. P. Elliott-Smith , Miu Mary Habosian, Clau Advisors, President Richard Townsend.

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yearbook staff

The Y ea rhook Staff has II orked hard to bring ~·ou the 11•/10's, the w lz ere's, and the ll'lznt's of the past years. i\ I any hours ha,·e been spent planning and designing format, assembling and organizing informa· tion, re-arranging and rc,·ising material. W e hope that these hours of labor ha,·e recorded the ach ieYements- scholastic, athletic, social-of the Class of 1964. In the decades to come, as you approach reunions wi th members of '64, 11·e trust that this book, when referred to, will not only stimulate reminiscences, but also expand and enh ance them.

Editor-in-chief - P eter M cHugh Carol Ann Bacon Kirk Lamb C vnthia C hase Bradford La11·son M arion C utter Kevin i\ 1cAndre11· Richard Green\\'ood Judith i\1oore Bettyann Gongloff Diano i\ IacGillivan · i\ lan· Ann Grondi nc Arthur Packer · Laurie H aire Linda Palmer M arv H albert Peter Parmenter Sally Harrington Jennifer Potvin P atricia Ignatowich Peter Thorstensen

national honor society

Membership in the ational H onor Societ)· is prized because of its high standards scholarship, character, sen ·ice and leadership. T his year's members ha,·e contributed much to the prestige of the Chelmsford H igh School chapter.

One of the pleasant social e\'cnts of the year ,ms the tea which the society put on in the fall to \\·elcome the new teachers and to introduce our exchange student, i\ l iss H annelore Andrae.

Two of the members, accompanied by their advisor, l\ l iss F. Christine Booth, attended a regional conference of the i\'ational H onor Society held in Wilmington and had a chance to discuss problems of mutual interest with students from Andover, M ethuen, Burlington,. and several other neigh boring tO\rns.

National H onor Society members usher at graduation and Open H ouse and always respond with enthusiasm \\·hen called upon to gi,·e of their services.

P resident - Arthur Packer SecretarY - Cvnthia Chase Vice-President - Kirk Lamb Treasurer , Dia~e i\ !acGillivary

Carol Ann Bacon ;\fancy Gudzuk Diane i\ lacGillivary Linda Berling Paul Gigurere Lynne M arshall Mark Bagshaw Betty Ann Gongloff Peter i\1cHugh Cynth ia Chase Marv H albert Judith i\'Ioore Juliann Ciaravolo Patricia H ampton Arthur Packer Marion Cutter Jonathan H annaford Bradlev Parker Marilyn Desrosiers Richard La France Judith, Shagoury Joan Dunlavey Kirk Lamb Lynn Sugden Kenneth Ewell Douglas Lawson Andrew Swett Kath leen Ferreira Mary Jane Long Richard Svkes

debate

The Debating T eam, although one of our least knmn 1 organizations, is one of the best. Fe,v people realize the qualificat ions of a debator. In the fi rst pl ace. debators must he a special breed to derive sa tisfaction from a day of debating, ll'h ich may require participation in fn·e intense mental battl es. Dehators \\'ork for ll'eeks p reparing for these da~·s: ,niting letters and speeches, selecting evidence, and mentalh- condit ion ing themseh-es for any t~·pe of case.

As the basic e lement of Debate is speech, a terrif~·ing topic, debate is mnlooked by the studen t bod y.

I n the past three years, the group of senior debators has produced unobtrusi,-cl~ a remarkable series of successes. These accompli~hments arc amazing, considering that only four to six debarors ,,·ere ,·arsit~ at any one time. ln our freshman year, although our deba­tors ,1ere green as g rass, some ,,·ere alread,· \'arsit~· a lternates. The old , ·arsity, g radu ating in our sophomore year, left our debators \\'ith varsit~· responsibil ities. It ,1·as th is year that our school ,1·as ;'\lorrheastern i\ lassachusetts Champions and that the Negati,·e \\·on four out of fi ve in the State Semi -11nals. The t\' egative al so posted a fine 32--+ season record in varsi t)' competition. Our junior year team placed second in the Suburban League. ln the last round of competition , although Chelmsford defeated Keith , perhaps the finest team in N ew Eng­land, ,1-c lost in total point score. ,\!though less ::icti,·e, the i'\egative also produ ced a fine 21-3 record defeating Keith t,1·0 out of three times.

T his year, four, four-yea r, cage,· debators sight on the Suburban League championship. W e lea,·e a group of line ,·arsity debators, and hope that the~· ll'ill keep Chclmsford's debat­ing future secure.

In closi ng, ll'e of the yearbook staff ,,·ish Coach John O rinl{\\·ater a successfu l season this year, more support from the student body, and the best of luck ll'ith h is debacing team in the r ears to come. · The members are as follows:

Richard La France Douglas Lawson Peter Thorstensen

Halph T Touse Stan N orkun as Scott Lawson

loe \\Tilson c:rcg Center . \ndy Bragdon

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student council

U nder the able and energetic leadership of President Brian Popolizio and Mr. George J. Betses, advisor, the Student Council has completed another successful year.

As al\\'ays, the Student Council has been acci ,·e in many projects within the school. Among these " ·ere sponsorship of the paid assembly programs, ushering at the Christmas Con­cert, and assisting \\'ith the faculty play. The Council managed the refreshment stand during football games and, with the Booster Club, operated the loudspeaker system. The Annual Talent Sho\\' and P ost-Valentine Dance, the biggest social undertaking of the year, "·ere both verv successful. The Student Council contributed to the United Fund on behalf of the student bocl~· and at C hristmas time adopted a needy familv.

The Student Council again sponsored the major a thletic awards. This vea r the awards were presented, so that the jackets, sweaters, and letters cou ld be enjoyed at ·c. H . S., a t the end of each sport's season.

The Council is especially proud of Richard i\ lolloy who was elected State President for 1963-64. He has presided over many meetings and in Febniar~· attended the I louse of Bur­gesses a t vVill iamsburg, Virg inia. The Council members acti,-cly supported "Rich" in his duties and attended the Eastern Division Winter Conference in Canton and the State Con­,·ention in Springfield.

The Student Council \\·as also proud to have Hannelore Andrae, our exchange student, as a guest at many meetings.

The Council l\ !embers are looking forn·ard to the annual picnic, their re,rnrd for a job \\·ell done. Again, the Student Council is to be commended for high standards of performance and for active contributions to the \\·ell-being of the student body at C. H. S.

Advisor - Mr. George J. Betscs President - Brian Popolizio

\lice-President - Thomas Burke Corresponding Secretary - Sally H arrington

Recording Secretar~· - Debbie T aylor State President and C lass of 1964 President ............. ... Richard l\lollov Class of 1965 President ................................ ....... ............... Allan Jacob~· Class of 1966 President ........ ...... ........................ .......... Dennis :\lcHugi1 Assembly Chairman .......... ....................... .. ..................... Peter l\lcHugh vVelfare Chairman .................. ...................................... .. Richard Cooke Social Chairman .................... .. ............. ......................... P atricia Vincent 1964 Representati,·es ..... .. ....... .......... Richard i\ lcDaris, Cynthia Chas(' 1965 Representati,·cs .................. .. ... Robert LaPorte, Stephan ie H aven 1966 Representatives ........ ............................ Jay Finnegan, Ann Cooke

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dramatic club

To begin the 1963-6-+ season rhe Dram,1tic~ Club tra,-c lccl to neigh boring ~chuol productions. , \ t that time. C lub members enjo)·ed Oedip11s Re., and T /1e T m11i11g of the Sl1re11·. \ \'hen the yearbook ,1en t to pre~s. the club h ad planned to <lttcncl SCH'ral professional prod uctions.

1\ s act i,-c work, the D ramatic~ C lub 11 orkcd on ma ke-up for the annual talent shm1· and especial!~ cnjo)cd mold ing poin ted cars, pudgy noses and rough beards for Grump) , S ncc1x, Sleep) and thei r brothers. 1\ s committeeme n for the fac ulty prod uction of t\r.\e11ic mid Old Lace, club members scoured a ttics for a lmost impossi ble p rops, he lped bu ild th e difficult set, and aided the N ationa l I lonor Socict,· and Studen t C ouncil in selling the sixteen-hundred tickets. ·

For its spring p roduction, the Club returned to comed y to produce n randon Thomas' cbssic fa rce. C/rnrley's 1\1111 1. r\ supe rb cast , incl ud­ing ve teran seniors Pete r l\ lcl !ugh an d I , nnc l\ l arsh all , con tributed to the success of the prod uction . A great p~rtion of the cl ub turned its talen t to " ·orking hel_,ind the scenes, th us con tribut ing further to th e p rofessional air of the pla)'· The successfulness of C/rnrley's i\11111 and the club itsel f rests 11·ith the outstanding coaching and en th usiasm of l\ l iss J\ Ia rtha Kinneen, ab ly assisted by :\I r. J\ lalcolm H ami lton.

Prcsidcn t - Peter i\ le I I ugh \'in:-P rcsi<len t - Ph ilip Jone~ Seeretan - Colleen Lanraone

' 0 Trca~urcr - Joan H orton

press club

1 he Press C lub hJs the task of ac(1uain t ing Crcatcr Lo\\·c ll ,, ith the act i,·it ics of the faculty and th e student boch :lt Chelmsford l l igh.

U nder the direction of i\ liss J;111ct . \. Cook ;111d i\ liss :'\ona :\ I. R edding. the Press C lubbers a re responsible for collcctino hioh school nc,,·s, 1~rc1)arino and t,·pino the material. and ~cndino tht ne~ ~ to the ,-, . 0 ,-,

Lo11 ·ell 51111 and the C/1el111sford .\e11 ·s11 ·eeldr. Ne\\s of interest is reported to the English Club by Press Cluh

rcprescntati ,-cs, Ka ren Blanchard and . \nn Coggin . Laurie H aire Karen Lecdbun Ruth O 'Neil i\'anc,· i\lcGilli~·m Hi rn :\ loore Paula· D esmond · E lle n I la nzes Francis Oah D on na C olton Carol Partridoc

"' Jud,· i\ loriart,· Car;il Lindah·I Sara Speidel Katll\' Toome, lo\'c~ Ferro · Ja;, ice 1\I herghenc Juclv Frediani Cla~1dia Carri ngton

Karen 11lanc:hard i\ [aurccn T an taonc Li nda Thompso~ i\ Ian· 1 rcnc \'aillancourt Ann~ J\laric C oooin c,c,

Jame Kn ioht ~ i'ari lrn \Va Iker P at Coates Bcm· . \1111 Conoloff Debbie . \llah, ,-,

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• literary ma gazine

This has been a busy year fo r a dedicated group of students II ho decided that a literary maga1ine should make its debu t at Chelmsford H igh School th is year. Linder t he able leadership of ;\ Ir. and .\ Ir~. Ed11·ard D . Carpenter, Jr. and ,, ith the a id of the English Department and the entire stude nt bod), Pot pourri has been p roduced.

r\side from the more ob,·iou s goal ol publishing a f1rst-rc1tc magazine, the Potpourri sta ff. heac.lcc.l b)· co-editors Jen ni fer H.cimcr .inc.I i\Iaureen t\ IcCusker, has been ,, orking to11·a rd ,·,irious other goals. most important of II hich hm·e been acqu ainting the students ,,·ith the li te rary II ork of the ir class-mates, encouraging them to prod uce cre­atively themseh 'Cs, and culti1·ating the abi lit)' to judge, impartially. t he work of con tributors.

Both th e staff and stu dent bod,· as a ,, hole ha,·e benefi ted from the publica tion of Potpourri. The sta°ff has gained i111"a luab!e experience in the publications of such a magazine; the student body, a knmdedge of the literar)' ta lents of its members. As the reaction to the publica­tion h as been q uite favorable, we feel sure that this year has marked onl y the beginning of Potpourri a t C helmsford I Tigh School and that our magazine will cont inue as one of the major actil'ities for the students of Chelmsford I ligh in vears to come.

EDlTORIAL STAFF

Jenn ifer Re imer - Co-editor l\ laurccn J\lcCusker - Co-editor J u!iann Ciarornlo - r\rt Ed itor

And rew D abilis - Publicitv Edi tor Nancy Gadzu k - Copy Editor

Patricia P rice - C irculation Ed itor

future teachers

The ne\\'ly-organized Fu tu re T cachers of f ngli!>h has the follm,·­ing three purposes: to !>timulate intcre!>t in L:.nglish, to assist th e English Department in e1·c ry possible 11·ay. and to encou rage capable studen ts to pre pare for the teaching profcs!>ion. Since its first meeting in September, the group h as gr0\1'11 steadil y in usefu lness and enth u!>iasm.

1\ mong the first major activities of the year \\'ere the co-sponsorship of the pre!>Cn tation of lrnnlroe and of the Fall Book Fair. The ir regula r assistance in the department has inclu ded listing and ch ecking requi­sitions. stamping and numbering books, cataloging examination texts and audiovisual aids, assuming minor responsibilities for a bsen t teach­ers, and assisting in the prepa rations for meetings of the Advisory Cou nci l to the P rincipal. 1\mbi tious plans are under 11·a1· to increase the scope of these acti,·itics.

P resident - Ruth Webbe r \'ice-President - L \'lln i\ larshall

Secretar\' - Jennifer Reimer AdYisor - · i\ I rs. Charlotte Carrie I

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cinema club The purpose of the Mo,·ie Club is to shmY hims \1·hich relate to

books studied in English classes. vVe have presented two hims this year, Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe, starring Elizabeth Taylor, and H. G. Wells' Tlie Time Machine, starring Roel Taylor.

Our task has been to popularize our projects through attractive advertising, to sell the tickets before school and at lunch , and to man the moving pictu re projector at the performances.

W e have been assisted by the Future Teachers of English and our advisors arc Mrs. Nancv Backman and l\'lr. Norman Locke.

Chairman - Richard Wilson Marshall H ansen Maureen McCusker Ruth W ebber Donna Trudel Rita Moore Anne Cullen Patti Price Pat Sadowski Rebecca Sigall Bruce Freeman

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english club

Unde r th e capable leadershi p of cluh ha s been organi,ecl this year in the Eng lish department. Th is o rgani,ation is ca lled the Ln" li~h C ouncil and is organi,t.ed as the admi11i~t rati 1c di1·i~ion ol' al! '"c>ther subordinate Engli~h clubs a nd actiYit ics. [ ,·e r~· English act i1·ity is represented in the C ouncil by t110 people. The primar) purpo~es ol' the Eng lish C ounc il arc to in~pire a greater st udent interest in the total Eng lish program, to correlate a nd cont rol a ll Eng lish an i1·it ie~. to make each g roup more all'a rc of the Fu nctiom of the others. to la ~ more inclusi,·e plans For eac h, to make bette r acquainted the tc;1c hers a nd students, and to discover and encou rage nell' act ivities for the Eng lish d epartment. i\ successful lirst meeting suggests that thi s ne11 club ll' ill be an increasing]~, important acti1·it1· in the vears to come.

r11 !.!, lis/1 C:ou 11cil - Cha ir111.1'1 : _lcnn ifer Reime r: C o cha irman : ann C adzuk; Advisor: i\ lrs. Charlotte Carrie!.

Y earbook - Edito r : P eter i\kl !ugh : Assistant Editor: . \n hur Packer: . \ ch-isors: i\ lrs. I lc len P oland. i\ l iss Brina Shnider. i\ lr. G eorge Bctscs.

/) ri111rntics - Judith r rcd ia nni : .\ th- i~ors: \l iss i\ la rtha Kinncen, i\ Ir. i\ lalcom Ilamilton.

T itcmry M ngn:i ne ( Po11'01trril - .Nancy Gadzuk, Maureen i\lcCmker: Advisors : i\ l r. and i\ lrs. l:.d11ard Carpenter.

,\lol'ics n11d T rips - Richard \\T il son, i\ larsh a ll H ansen: 1\d1·isor: l\ lrs. Nan cv Backman.

Press (~/11/1 - Ann e i\ larie C o~gan : . \ th-isors: i\ l iss Janet C ook. 1\ liss Nona Rcclcl ing.

S peecli C/ 11 h - Rebecca Sigall: . \d,·isor : i\ lr. T. P. Elliott-Smith . l 11t11rc Tcncl,crs of Fuglis/1 - Ruth \ \'c bbcr. Jenni fer Reimer:

Advisor : i\ I rs. C harlotte C arric l. Lil1rnrim1s C/11 /1 - Ei lee n \ \falters, Roger Manahan ; Advisor :

l\ l rs. l lc lcn ~ !ills.

speech club

' [ he Speech C luh encourages students to part1c1patc in the areas of public address, ora tion, and interpretation of liter.mire. It strc~~c ~ practice, \1hich builds the confidence a nd poise of the me mhers through p a rticipation in competition \\ ith other ~c hook In , \pril a team p;irticipate<l in the Suffolk llni1cr~in Speech C< llllL'Sl. and in i\ lay a group e nte red the r\11-(\rn Lngland Public Secondary School Forensic T ournamcnt. i\ Ir. T. P. [ I I iot Smith . the able ach-isor of the Speech Club, dese1YCS much praise, for on h \\ ith his \ a~t experience and his patience could the Speech Club han: had ~uch a ~uccessful yea r.

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science club

Students th roughout the year support the Science Club ,rith great enthusiasm. U nder the dynamic leadership of i\ I r. George Simonian, the club diligently \\·orks th roughout the year to\\ard the development of individual scienti fic research. That the stimulation of interest in science in Chelmsford High School is outstanding is sho\\'n at ou r annual Science Fair \\'here the exhibits range from biolog ical experi­ments \\'ith mice, guinea pigs, plants and the like to chemical and physical projects explaining atomic, electr ical , and other scientific theories. The finished demonstration of each budding scientist is the result of much scient ific thought not on ly in the choosing of the sub­ject but also in the long hours of study and preparation necessary for its development.

Again, the acti\'e force behind the Science Club is, and always has been, ;\ Ir. George Simonian. His interest and concern for the members and his dedication to science itself is an inspiration to a ll members.

President - R ichard La France Vice-President - Bettv Good\\'in

Secretarv - Dean ' French ,

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math club

The i\1ath C lub, under the direc tion of :\ liss 1' larjorie Scoboria and l\1r. Leo King, has been a benefi t to the many studen ts \\·ho parti­cipated. Several students ha\·e g i\·cn in teresting ta lks on subjects re lated to mathematics; one dealt ,, it h sets and anothe r ,,·ith the use of the slide rule. As the biggest project of the ,·car. the members received instruction about computers and ,·isi tccl a compu ter laboraton ·.

This vcar's ofiicers arc:

President - Ruth O'Nei l

Vice-P residen t - Jay i\.lcr\uliffe

Sccrcta r\' - Cai l T saffa ras

Treasurer - L inda Berton

Program Cha irman - M arv Lou Sta\'roS

math league

This year ,,·e ha ,·c resumed our participation in the \l ath League. under the gu id ance of \Ir. John :\ lacDougal l and \ Ir. Paul " ' inters. w ~1kcficld , Saug us. L~ n nfie ld, AndU\-cr. :'\ orth . \ndm·er, \ Vilmington and North Head ing a rc ou r associa tes in the League.

Each month a meet is held at a diffe rent school: in Januan · the League ca me to Chelmsford. T en students from each sch~il co~ prisc a tea m usual! ~· three seniors, five juniors and t\l·o sophomores .. \t each meet six tests arc gi,-cn. and the categories range from arithmetic to trigonometrv. Each student takes three tests and ft,·e students from each team take each test.

l'alph l\ le rri man \\·as the top senior for the O ctobe r meet and T om Smith was the highest junior for i'\'m-embcr. At the encl of the season our team expects to finish in eithe r third o r fourth place.

,\ndrae, r Tannclore Bacon, Carol Ann Bernacki , Stephan Bern-, Susan C he~,-. Ka thi G adzuk. N ancv Gilinson, Hobe'n

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l\1E:\IBERS

G ood\\·in , Bcm· Goodwin , \ ,Vi lliam H erling, Alvin I lolmes, StaC\' House , Kenn~th Kar, Grant i\ lerriman. Ra! ph

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key club

The Key Club of Chelmsford H igh School is the junior pa rtner of the Chelmsford Kiwan is Club. in itially. it is a se1Tice club designed to

a id its school and community. During the past t\\ o ) ears, the Key Club's va rious acti\·ities han: included the follm\ ing: a iding the Ki\\·anians in their projects, holding se,·eral interclub meeting~ \\'ith Key Clubs from surrounding tmn1s. sponsorin g :1 ~c hool telc\·ision pro­gram, "You and the La\\·," for the henclit of the ~tuclent bod) and collecting funds for the Sah-ation ,\nm·. The Club's present member­ship reaches sixteen and includes boys from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Capably led by President Bradley Parker and facu!t\· Advisor D onald H ankinson, the club cont inues to function acti\·eh · and to contribute to the enrichment of the school program.

OFFICE R<;

President - Graci Parker \ ' ice-President - Donald \Vi lcox

T re:1su rer - Dob LaPorte Secrctan· - D:H·id Johnson

Leo Raio\\ icz Ken I louse Bill Sidebottom Di ll Jamrns Bill \Valters

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Joh n Carragher \\ 'alter Poirier \ \ 'arnc P icard

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chelmsford high school store

T he C hel msford High School Store, located on the second Aoor near the lib ra ry, is open for business e1·ery morning from 7 :40 to 8:00. On sale da ily arc the regula r school su pplies: C helmsford High School book covers, stationery, rule rs, pencils, spiral and binder notebooks. In the showcase are such novelties as maroon beanies, polka-dotted rain hats, swea tshirts ( long- and short-sleeved ) , booster banners, shakers, round pill ows with the C. H .S. lion on them. and a variety of stuffed animals.

The school store is now opera ted by the Retail ~ lerchandising class. J\ 11 the proh ts go to help the Student C ouncil Fund.

Mrs. Doroth y Sexton i~ the capable and successful advisor.

photography club

The Photography C lub has had as its major function , in 1963-19641 the taking of pictures of athletic e, ·ents and all other school activities throughout the year.

The dark room is now being fitted with the necessary el]uipment that will make it ava ilable to future photographers a t Chelmsford High School, under the direction of i\1r. George Simonian .

Deborah Allabv Francis Angie( Linda Conant Bru ce Dougherty Steven Fabbri Douglas French

lVl EMBERS

John Ullom

James Grant Richard Grcen\\'ood John H andley Katherine I lealev John Scottenhei~er Lynn Sugden

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girls' glee club

The Cirl ~' Glee Club, under the direction of ;\lr. J\ lalcolm Bessom, is the la rgcsL of the vocal g roups a t Chelmsford I ligh. Its membershi p has increased stead ily in a three-year pe riod and is now well over one hundred. T he g roup has rapidly gained popularity among the students, as ma n~· g irls have d iscm-cred the cn jo~ ment and sat isfaction they can de ri\·e from th i~ t ~ pc of singi ng.

Comprised of three section s-first and second sopranos, and altos­the C kc Cl u h i~ an important and ente rta ining organiLation tha t parti­cipa tes in a ll the mea l acti\·i tics and productions of the music depa rt­ment. It has performed some inte resting music this year, wi th a varied rcpetoire ranging from J\ lcndcbsohn 's "Lift Thine Eyes" and ,\da ms' "O I loly Night" to selections from the Broad\\ ay sh nws "\i\Tes t Side Storv" and "Oli \T r." \Vithout a doubt , the Girls' G lee C lub \\'i ll con­tinu~ to turn out top-g rade pe rformance~ in the future.

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concert choir

r\mbi tious, accompl ished, a rt istic ... all arc adjecti1-cs II hich cou ld be used tu describe th is ,·ear's Concert Choir, under the d irection of \Ir. .\l alcolm I . Bc~,0111. -, he choir. clad in maroon robes and II hitc stoics, performs outstand ing mu sic 0 11 ,·ariou s occasions, including concert , PTr\ , and regional re~ti,·a l appe.1rances.

It is composed of some seventy selected

voices, wnosc combined ta lents have rendered a number of demanding 1rnrks this yea r- among them , "Th e l Jallelujah Chorm," "\V hilc Shepherds v\'atched T heir Fl ocks," select ions from " ,\ I)" Fair Lady," "Standing On the \Valls of Zion ," and '\\ !arching T o Praetoria." The style and elegance of the Concert Choi r's performance make it a group well worth heari ng.

A g rou p called "The Madrigals" began a t C helmsford H igh School just th ree years ago. In those th ree short years the g roup has sh o11·n great impro1·emcnt, versati lity, and all -around excellence. The M adrigals, a group composed of fourteen selected, 11·ell blended voices, sing both a cappclla and accompanied music in styles rang ing from the 18th to 20th centuries.

This year, under the direction of Mr. l\'lalcolm Bessom, the group is working on sci-era! challeng ing and beau tifu I pieces, including "What Child Is T h is?", "Passing By," "Allelu ia." "Virg in Mary H ad One Son ," and " 11 011 Lm·cly l s Thy D11·cl ling P lace." l\lcmbers of the Madriga l group participate in various vocal mu sic programs and activi­ties, such as the Christmas Concert, the Sp ring Musical, and the h ighl y-select r\11-District and :\II -State Choruses. The voices of its talented members a rc ah rays en joyed whene1·er there's singing at Chelmsford H igh. The members are :

Soprano - Adrith P ihl, Kath y Sophos, Lrnne .\ l arshall, Cheryl Schmelling:

Alto - Nanci· Gadzuk. D iana Strobl. .\ Ian- H albert , Diane MacGi ll ina,·; ·

T enor .:_ Joh n Knox. Rodney Spilman: Bass - Earle Lm·cring, Steven I\ Jah r. Philip Jones, Pe ter Cluff.

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\ Vith a haton and a smile, a toss of a shako and a nick of a skirt. and 11 ith a pair uf II hite boots strutting, the t11·irkr~ h:11·e sparked another successfu l ,·car.

U nder the able leadership of Patricia \ ' illcrs :i nd ;\ larian nc .\ l ilk-r and the watchful eye of l\ l r. i\ lartin D . Enis, th e gi rls learned ne11 rou tinl's II hich added much to the excitement of ou r football games and ga,·c spirit to our pep ra llies.

The tll'irlc rs sholl'cd thei r lol'altl' to :\ lr. Enis and the b;md as thcv ushered at the ann ua l band conc~rt.

· Preceding the band a long the pnradc routes. the t11·irlers added color and g lamour to the annual :\lcmorial D a,· parade. their last event of a notcll'orth I' ,·car.

Pat O'Brien · · Pa t Villers Judy H ooper i\ la rv Ellen H ooper Carol Beauch amp Stcn:-a nnc S11'imm l\laurcen Cronin C :iil C'unnirwham .,

Kath,· Souza Sand·v H einz Elai,,'c Solka Betse,· Perham i\ Iari~nne i\ li ller \ la rilrn Littlefield ;\ Iartha Jones Francine ;\ Iurph~·

The Chelmsford High School Band can be spotted any,Yhcrc­tho~c sc,·enty musicians in their sharp maroon and white uniforms, belting out a militant march or a lively pop tu ne \\'ith real vital ity. Ah rays close b~ is their hard-,rnrking advisor, ";.,Ir. E.", whose skilled d irecting has helped our band to become the hig hest esteemed unit in the area.

W e shall never forget ... their half-time shows and

their enthusiastic cheering for our team, thei r opening of Route 495

while standing \\"ith many state dignitaries in the bliste ry cold their Christmas Concert and

true holiday spirit, their Spring Concert and

their "wild" numbers, their unforgettable rendi tion

of "Little Bop Riding H ood," their solemn marchi ng in

the Memorial Day Parade, their nostalgic playing of

"Pomp and Circumstance," W e shall remember and shall

recal I ahrnys, with pride, all the activities which they have performed in such a distinguished man ner. N o' W e shall never forget

OUR band!

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The Chelmsford High School Band can be spotted anywhere­those scn•nty musicians in their sharp maroon and white uniforms, belting ou t a militant march or a lively pop tune with real vitality. Alwa~·s close by is their hard-,rnrking advisor, "Mr. E.", whose ski lled di recting has helped our band to become the h ighest esteemed unit in the area.

W e slrn/1 never forget ... their half-time shows and

their enthusiastic cheering for our team, their opening of Route 495

while standing \\'ith many state dignitaries in the blistery cold thei r Christmas Concert and

t rue holiday spi rit, their Spring Concert and

their "wild" numbers, their unforgettable rendition

of "Little Bop Riding Hood," their solemn marching in

the Memorial Day Parade, their nosta lgic playing of

"Pomp and Circumstance," We shall remember and shall

recall always, with pride, all the activities which they have performed in such a distinguished manner. No! W e shall never forget

OUR band!

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Wha t do you mean

"Stop tha t no ise' I "

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Did yo u hear a siren?

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O.K. who did it?

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. \dam!I, ~ll!!M:tll •• lca,c,. her "prop" to \la~ kmnt"en \ndr.1c. I !Jnnelore . . lt'J\('') to return to Deutschland

• \ndr,1dc. Ro~·mJne , lc.t\'CS her ,;c,, ing tJlt'nt:. to Jud, Benoit \mole!, B.1rhar.:1 . . leJ\t'~ hl·r bool..s to r.duh BTJgdon·

,\therton, CrJHC.. leaH..') lrn lhn' and puAm' lrom g~m ,\u~cr, Carol .. . leaves her tien~ of humor to Red Sl..elton \ ugcr. Lknni:. .. . leJ,c:. h1:. ~·<.rct pd~S to the hhrarv to Sall\' \\falters .\ugt.·r. Don:i. .. lcJH'S as qu1ctl\' as she can · \, dJ. Hohcrt . .. le.1,e:. h1:. quiet \\J\S to Ronald Auger

B.H.:on, CJrol ,\nn ... leaH..'S her brams to :\Ir. Simonian':. guinea pigs R,u:on, Robert .. . lea,·es for 1 O\\ nsend Bagshaw. ~lark ... leJ\l'S his bmding ball ro B,11, Thaser lhmt>tt. Elizabeth ... leaves the mimeograph run do,, n B.1u~. Donna .. . leaves her short skir1s to next \Car's chccrleaderS Bauch, \.Villiam . . . leaves. his jeep for p<>sterit y. Bc.·audctte, \Varrcn ... lea\eS his roller skates s1 ill rolling Beaulieu, Judi1h ... lca\·cs her quietness to Jimmy Quinn Bcaurcgdr<l, Theresa . .. liea\'es \dlh a large grin Bclida. Robert ... lca,·e~ his softspokcnes.s to .\Llnha Howard Berling, Linda ... leaves the J~l she.· hi1 to \I r. Llliou-~mith Bern·. ~Ian· Ellen . . . Jca,cs with her £oothJII hero llerthiaumL;, .Alan . . lca,·es his ambitious traits to DwaYne Pounder Bickford. CYnthia . . lca,cs wearing Pete's ring Bled1,1rnyk, '.\1ary . .. le::ne!> 3!> quictl~ as she entered Blomgren. Hichard ... lca,·cs to play the role of TarLan Broman, Julia .. . lca\'es her flute to Dcnnb .\kl lugh Burndrcu. Donna . . lea,·es her turned-up nose to Doreen I ladlcy Burt, Judith ... lea,cs her jet locks m ~Jndr.t Ilrouil lctt l' Hull1..·r. flcanor. . lca\'t'S her g\In ~u i1 for the S I .s.;1le Campbell. \VilliJm . .. lca,t.'!. tack!- on e,enom·'... drn1r, C.:issid,, Ra~ mond .. . lea,·~ ~ li!is Lun1·!i door unguJr<lc<l Chandonnet. .\laureen ... lea, es thJt I\\ ink le in ht.·r 1..' \ ~"- to Arlene Kt:ndcn Chase. C~·nthia ... Jca,cs her plca~nl !>mil1..· 10 :"Jann: Palmer Ciulla, Salvatore. . lea"e'S f\lrs. Poland in pcJC(' Ciaravolo, Juliann .. . lea\eS man,· admirers Clark . .\lar~ruth ... lcan:s h er hot Pontiac to \IJn OL· \ngl0 l1, Clark. \Villiam ... leaves his height IU .\lien Jacoh, Cla~ton, Joanna ... lea\'eS her pinki.het.kcd nigh1go,\n to Jud~ ~loriarty Cabery. Thomas . . . lea, cs s1i ll flimng ,, 1th the girls Coffin, Janet .. lea,·cs her leadership to \uc Lajoie Conant. Linda ... le.1,t.~ her chic hairdo to Diana ~trnhcl Conrad, Dadd ... lea,·es ,, d:ll..mg m fomst('ps of h1) f.tthcr Constantine. Donna .. lea , es to attt'nd c.olh.:gc.· Cooper. Richard ... lea,·es his long lt.•g,;; to lk.,b Sp1ttJru Corcoran. Dianne ... leaves her dark hJir to Pat Slater CorC\", :\nhur .. . lea,·e~ his tight pants 10 \1r. I lamihon Core,, Pamela ... lea,es headed for ,\ndo,er Institute CostCllo. Robert ... lea,·es his e)ec1rical ab1lu,· to his brother hancis Crane. Joan. . lea,es her basLetball sneaLe~·for 1hc rummage ~le Crowley. Thomas ... lea,·es tu tra,d the countn m h1) s.parts car Curle,·, Richard ... ka,c') Grant's to :\IJrl\ :\lcCO\ Curra~, Donna , , . lt'a\e~ her energu11.. .1'11111, 10 her Mstcr \usan C utter, :\larion. , . lea,·es her Skno~raph,· )pt."\:d to her s1\te r K,uh, Dah-. Joan ... lea,·e) for nigh1s out "ith the girls D,1 mon. Pamd.1, .. leaves her 2l inch \\,lSlt lO H ue, \lann De. \ngelis, Salh ... lea \'CS her pct1tent.'S!> 10 1'.:uh, I l.irrington Dempster, Peter ... lea, cs the par.illd har.. Dcsm.irais, 1 lenr,· , .. lea,cs his athlem.: Jhilll\ m .t)pmng rrcshmen Dionne, John .. . lc:.t, es still gi\ mg 1llL' !('achcr> J hard 11mc D1rubbo. Ann . .. leaves .\Ir. ~1monian mmm ~)me ,o,cr s11~ Dixon, Gcmgc , , . lca\1..~ lus b..i:,ketb.111 ,;hot lO ,\nch Bradgon Dohcrtv, N.incv ... leave!> .\Ir. I lam1hun unaided Dun.ild, l:li,abcth .. . lea,·cs 1.t)I\' Pasrn m debt Do11~her1,, Bru<.e ... lc.t\t.'!i his Che\\ co Rn,gcr '-;math Ouff,. Jean .. , lea, cs wi1h her ~Inna I 1!>.l )11111<'

Dunhn·c,,. Rita J . ... le.1,cs her smile tu Colgate I acrett, Jud11li ... lcavt.'S 1-rench "1th a sigh uf rd1d Eawn, Pamela ... leave~ complaining of Ph~~1cs Lhncr, C.1rl ... leave) his computer to Huss ;\h:Phcrson Egerton, Charle..~ ... lcav~ i.pccdsh1hmK the Dn\"er Ed car I mcr:,on, Linda ... !eJvcs as Clidm)furd's ;\:auonal \'eh·et Enis, Carol A ... leaves with he r field hOl.kcy stick Erickwn. Brut.'c ... leav,c.') hi!i truck to John i\lattht:\\S l.:.\\'cll. Kenneth ... k,1\•('c:; w Ix: .1 college professor Fahhn, "i1ephc11 ... leaves du.· Mtroom upMdc d(m n l'.irrin~tun, Susan ... ka\'CS her ball of sunshine wt-. lark Haire F.tv, I !amid , .. leaves \\ earing a look of satisfaction l·c~rncll, hlward ... lca,·es his shochu.:cs for guinea pig leashes Ferreirtt, Francis ... leaves hi~ accordion to Brent I ligginbothcm Ft•rrcira, Kathleen . , , leaves humming tunes from Carousel J'isher, Fli1.abe1h ... lea\'cs "ith a paintbrush Fisher, George ... leaves to help a rhinoceros in distress l: isher, Mary Margaret ... leaves ahcr gym with curly hair Flannery, Judith . . , leaves her long hair to Miriam Cahill Forbes. Susan ... leaves her eJrly morning charm to other eady birds r~er, 1 larry A., Jr .... leaves his car in the parking lot French, Douglas ... leaves his humor to George Cowgill French. Susan . , . leaves a,•idly pursuing ,lonathan CaJwk, Nancy ... leaves laughin' C agnon. Frt.-dL'rick ... leaves Chelmsford the Suburban "Champs" GallaKhcr, Charles .. . lea\'es with \\ ithered sn eakers Gallagher, ~lanha .. . leaves her pep to John Caron t:andv, Ronald ... lc3\·es his freckles to Howdy Doody CJudcue. Robert ... lea\'cs his half-asleep expression to feHow cat-nappers

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class ~ill (,iffin. (,corgc ... lca,·cs for till' "LI" rtt'H'.f to rcrnrn Cigl u.."rc:, P.1ul . . leJ\ t'!> hi, mt<.'llcuu.il 1r:11t, 10 John Kno.x Cilhridc. i\.bn P .... lca\L') 1hc K'lll -..1dh Cuffn•do. 01.1m: . lea\'e'i her gl.l'"4."' 111 Du .. k1L' Coole Goluh1,h, \V1lliam ... lc.i,<..-s on 11ptuc::.

C.,on~loff. Belt\ \ .... IL-a\~ to rhcd, on \ Ir. :\kPhelim (;ra\. , ~Ullo.Ill Jea,·es her c..·nmh h.l PJulj OC"Smond C.n.cmwod, L.m lt.·J, t''.'lo h1.-. ~11ldt·11 l1w.. l,..,. 111 \I r. Duni~..111 cl\_'t_•11\\111xl, Hu.hard C., .. lt:,Hl.''.'l, r~,r \\ l'"( Chclmsl'Ord G ronJ,m_·, 1\ l.m A ... lt>.itc, th1,· Purn, t1t1.111t·mlc<l C run\.ild, JcJn . , lc~1,·c, lwr xrn,,1p to "-•Tt'll BL1m:h.Jrd Cu1lmc11c, I ou 1'.'lo •.. leau:s hi, IH1111tl " it.·m·h ,ll homt' Gu1 lm c1tL·. Hit.hard . . lc.tH''.'lo ~llu.l1c:, to underclassmen 11.iir<'. I .1uri1· !t.·.t , c!i her "r.ukliri~ t, ... , 111 C.trul 8<Jut.h;imp I laJbcrt .. \IJr\ . lea,e) her t·xpn:~111n "I Ii.:,·• to .\ lr .... r J,, Jrd~n J land It·~. I.me . lt:J,·e, for I l ,1mp11111 H Jnnl'ford, JcmJ1han . ka,c!I hill hooLhJg to JdT I lut5,1Jll I lan~:n. \IJr.thJJI , .. lc,:ncs tu mt.'t..l .t u ·n.1in wphomorc.." 11.:mnon. Hoh,.:rt . . 11.'a,~ .\Ir Conm·.tr11,.:, m l'>l..',H.t'

I l.1mn~ton. John . , lea,~ h1) Mudll') 111 i\hll.''.<i I logan I-IJrrm1.;1,111. 'l.dh .. lcJ \c~ the rdrc..·,hm,·nt ,1,md gl.1<ll~ 1 la rt, l\ l.in Jo ... lf'a\C) her L'H'1l-lcmpcr io Co:ich .\ lcC.anll\ 1 lan'C\', Charlt•, ... le.1,·es rnhhcr 111 tht· p.11ling loc I larn~,. Jo.mne ... lca,<.'3 hc:r prt'tl\ blu,• t•,c .. hl Diane DuchJrme I lendt·n.un. D.1nn.1 .. , lca,·cs \\ uh t.•nd1t1)l,l)lll for the future Ht.,rlmg, \hm. . LHl'" \Ii~ ~cuhori.1 Heroux. Da\l<l. . lr:a,C<; his hught 10 tht.· rrcllhmen H o<l~!ioon. I (·nmt . lt·,l\<.'S h t.'r ".id of ~um m \Ir Jk1~!)· \\.JStebJsket I looper. J udith lenes her r~.:p to Pam B.am.'t H ur.in, I lwm.1, k.t\t~ ,till 1,,Jn~m).: h1, dcunc.: guuar I lorton, ·\ llx·rt :'\ . ... lt'~ffC'S his helpfu l \\,l\ !lo tu Dun Cro\,c H ou~. P.1md,l. , lt ';l\t'5 the di~h"a,hin~ tn 1\ l.1r1, I lou~. H.ilph , , , lc.nTs scill rcad1n 1.; tlu,-...· l,i,..1rrc books Ihm .ard. ',u~ 111 •.. l,·.1H·:i. lwr g, mnJ~t1t· .1h1l11, to C ail l:knncH

1 I lmn:. R1d1.1rd , . lc,1n's his cxpc.'rll'Ut1.: hclunJ tht.· "heel to next ,car's drivers I lughcs. Ch3rlc) ... lea,l~ hi~ bnefcasc rf1 Carol \ 'iller., I lught.·s. l\c:nnt.·th leJ\cS his huhhl..: gum tu ~h Kin~ I I uni, C Molt.· lt:J, ~ rt:.ldmg ~haJ..c,;;p(:,Ht' I lune. Dt:'nm,;; 1£'.:tH"S h1:i. pull-up IO I r:w,k Pon·m Hurle,._ ShJron .. lc:J,·~ ,1 little bu \\l.'.tr, lgna1~,,ich. John . lc.•.nl'5 :\Ii~ Kinnei.=n·~ room cmp1, J~natm\ldl. Patrit.iJ . , . lcan?s her sign, to ~Ir Bl'l)C~

Janulis. Can , , . lc..'.IH'~ hb footprints to Bilh Cl:irh• J1 hnson. i\ l.1rih•n ... li...,;iw,; Ricke,·~ .1 ''nxh·1" 1n h.md Kahl, P(·1cr ... lc.·.l\l'') gcomctr\'. plane .1, hcfort· K.1s1x·r. John . 1C',IH'S no chrome unp..1111te<l l\.;lllffman, Dou14l.1:> li:J\t."!i h1s homeroom tl',Uhl'r, perplexed Kimball. Florence lcaH'S eating Kimball, Janet . lcJ\t"!io for Ho-Jo's King. Patric.1J lt'J\c> bouncing a ha .... l.t•th.111 kmnc,. Can l,·.nn l1mpmi 3rd penod to CoJch Sulli\'an Kni~ht. Gar. ... lea,·t.--s hi'S license 10 Brian L 1r:>c.'n Knight, Jane ... lc.1 ,·c.·s \\ uh a Cleopati''J coiffure Knox. Joh n ... lea,·c!> Cl IS to tackle..• the Grc.11 I akc., Kuck, ~ lauric~ ... lc..•.1w-, his unobtrusi , ent'.!t~ to KJren Lundstedt KuJ..u!)l..i, Hdcn .. , lea\'CS in her •;9 Cadth K \'dd, Ra~ mond . , ll·<H n 1hl• d,b:-.room roJn n~. tht.• IC'Jthcr deploring Lifrance. Richard . . le.we... h1~ elcc1rocut1:<l Pl.manJ IO E Grant Kar I ahue. Ruben . , . !eJ,e) no pin) standing for I Cl.' Donman Lamb. Kirk .. lcaH"'\ the mile 10 Stu Bdl I ,me. Janet ... lt\1,~ fur fonher secre1anal "orL Langlois, Diane ... lt"a\l.'\. lupp, to ha,c fini!lht.x.l here I.J, en,·. Kathleen . , lea, e!I her "hne Chen· 10 Bruu· ~ 1eld L..1w50n, Bradford . ll·a,t.~ his tennis balls tu Bob l\lc:Daris L.n1!i,On, Dou~l::ii. ... !e.nT~ h is room-,,alk1ng 1't"o1r<l ·2 7') W no one I L'l\la~ur1cr, Elsie . , k,l\'4..'~ h t'r madras blow.,·~ 10 the Indians, f rom whcnC'e they

came Lemire. Y\'ettc . .. lcJ\l':> J )Oftb.:ill bat to Debbie Cowan LcnnJrd. Doro th\' . . lc;.n·cs .\Ir. Plummer "ell !..ltisficd Lc\'asseur, Anna ... lt'.t\c.~ h l'r \\innine personJIU\ ma future senior Lc\\1S, Da,·id ... lt"an•s C l I~. \\Cll-,,orn bndc..aS<' m hand I 1,·m~ston, Roh<·n. k·J H") pith of 1he \\t-el to ~lt"\C ~hum Lombardi. C harlene ... lca,·cs 10 be OliH~ Oil's undcrstud \ Long, Man; J ... , IC'an·) for Dcmoulas' I.AHcrmg, Earle ... lca\'c) h ts secrel in med1an1cal drawing 10 Kevin H effennen l.\'il<', \V1lliam ... lca, ci,. lw; laugh to Bill J.imrO) ~laeG illi\'T:l\', Diane ... lca ,·cs her clc,·ator shoes 10 a Freshman f\. lacPht·rson·, Heather . , . lt.·:iws for Clouc·cster Maguire, Robert ... lca,·cs h is freckles to G race 1'mght i\lJhr, Ste\·en . .. lea\'t'S his bongO!lo to Pat Slater ~l.,r:..h,,11 L,nn ... lea,~ her bedut1ful voice to Lumpv Rhodes ~IJt,i,on. R1Chard ... leaH':> l)utetl,· ~1a,·hun·, Pauline ... lcan.'S IO hccome first woman prN1dcnt of U.S. ft fcAndfe"·, Ke,;n .. , leaves his nickname to \\hoe,·er needs it ~ k Corm.1ck. Douglas ... k·.t\l':> his track career to \Vall Poricr f\ kOa ris, Richard .. . leave!- his shou lder pad s tO Dick T ownsend ~lcEnany, Jane ... lea\'l!S W b<'comt= the next T own Clerk Mel I ugh, Peter .. . leaves an echo in the band room M cNuhv. Rosemary .. , lca,l'S i\ t f). ~t ills with an ernptv conference room ~1cShcel1''t Tem· ... leaves with his license. proudl\' earned ~ledico, Barbara .. . lean.-:s the reading machine at n..~t t\ lc1sncr, ~tan· ... leaH•s (,1111 etunbmg her hair m thf corridor \lellor. C,nthia ... leJ\e. for Bu ... tun in the F.unih 1.ar t\ lem.lon)..l, 1l1crt."5-3 . . lcaH'S 1, 1nng class, still usmg liw "hu111 and peck" method I\ 1~ntas. Chiules ... lf'a\'es 1hc faculty relie"e<l

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class ~ill .\lcmll. H1d1ard. lt .. •J\t.', hie, co1AurL IO J bJrbcr'i' cnllc.:~t.' \lerrimcn. Ralph . . lca\l'!I his laugh t'1 \11s!, I l,1hoMJn \liller, \lariJnne . . lt•J\C'S her b.:1to11 to Ste\·ann 'i" 1mm

;\folio,·, Richard ... k·,ne~ hi~ Senior P rL"•idcnC\ rdutt.lnth Monahan, Ruth ... lcan:s her sunn~ "Good ;\lorn ing" tu the Kellogg people i\loorcc;, C.m ... lt:a,~ ~O frel of ruhh•.:r Jh\.1,·s i\ loore. Judith .. . lea\C!, torturing .\Ir. Dnnkwatt.•r :\lullmc.. Janel ... lea,c..--.. to find Ted ~1urphv. f r.1ncine ... le.in·, boys in homeroom unh.1pp\' Nelson. l\ Jaryalicc . .. leaves the oflicc in .1 hurr" ;:'\Jeri, Rudi l\L .. le3\'C, li<.•r p0pul.trit\ tu Debbi I .n lor f\'icholls. John ... lcJ.H.~ ,clluw spon" cn,H IO ~oungt·r brother t\'ickcr~n .. \lfrcd ... lcJH'!> the parJ..m~ lot hn.t ;\;°ieds,,it.-cJ..1, Loretta. . le.1,es her lad, Cl.tirol to Karen I lottc :'\vi~u. Judith . . lc~l\°C\ her flute to Lc~lie Kar Norkunas, Stanley ... lt.'.1\'~ the long run to Danny G!cJ)Oll Nornoo<l, Judith ... lca\C·) chc DriH•r Ld jalop, in llhamhlt.•!!, Novinsl,\, I lo\\ard .. le.Hes his musdl·~ to Supcnn.:m O'Brien. Patricia ... lcd\t.") lu~r lets-be lrit'ncl'. Jltltuc.ll' 111 Jud, Crane Olcnchak, Lc:onard ... )ca,cs his. friend~ lau~hing O':'\cil. Hu1h .. lca,c!I. to be Ben Case\'·~ number I a!l.:il!!ot,int Ouellette, Siutannc ... Jc,,, cs early for the bull Stop Packer. Arthl!r ... lc.'J\'(')I hi!!o pina Cllllcr to Ton~ and ,\nn\ Palm, Dd)(1r.1h ... lea, C'" 1t1 Ill\ cnt a ruhher transmi~1011 P.almer, Gc.:rald1m: ... lca\t.~ I rcnch to ~Ir. Boucher Palmer. Jo,111. . lea\L~ :'\ l h. Ld".irdson 111 pt.'dle Palmer, L,m.l.i ... lean·s her hl.1{.k h,m to ~1c,e ,\mold P.1ppas. l:lmor ... lca,e'!I '!!ti ll talking t lllCl',hi11gly Pariseau, Hobt:rt .. . lc,Hl''- .di the tc,1111'!1' 1.1pt· to ~Ir. I llio11 r.,,mth

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pat ience \.Vilcox, Donald ... lea,·cs his natural!,· rurh- hair to Kathv :'\lcCann \.Vilkes. Timothy ... lea\'es his "t,ung~" guitar to °''a~ nC Edd~ \ Vilson, Richard . .. lca\'es f\ l r. Lll1ott Smi1h finall\'~ \.Voodward, Bruce , .. leaves h is <.JUict ways to Pete Eb ner \Voudward, Faith ... leaves with a brand new h ockev stick J lollingsworth, Timothy ... leaves his style to Tom Burke

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C oached by a new advisor, Miss Nancy Dean,. H aving an appearance neat and clean, E ach girl made her very best, E ffort to spur the teams on to success. R uth and Mary, as captains, were great! L ioness Adams was reallv first rate! E xperiences they've had 'throughout the year A !ways will linger when they're far from here. D ynamic! Fight, team, fight! E specially Victory! These cheers were just right. R ichie and Freddy ... of them we're proud, S o many fine Cheerleaders.so very loud!

C-Stephanie Haven H -Carol Villers E- Karen H ansen, Donna Adams L-Cheryl Schmeling M-Donna Sharpe S-Pat T etreault F- Debbie T aylor 0 - Donna Curren R- Pam Barrett D- Diane i\ 1acGi II ivray

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football team

The 1963 C helmsford I ligh "gridi ron lions" roared through the ir season undefeated to win the Subu rban Championship. Captain Fred Gagnon led the defensive and offensive "ston e\\'a ll" line~ with Robert Pariseau and Arno ld I loltberg in the backfield calling the plays.

The Lion s defeated the r,rst th ree teams on the schedu k, 11 <>n the sc1·en con­secutive games 11·ithout being scored u pon. Then came the cruc ia l game with Wilmington, the one team ll'hich defea ted them last yea r. Before a capaci ty crowd, Chelmsford had its re1·enge, do1rning vVilmington 15 to 12. The Lions then 1rnn the ir next four games. rounding out an undefeated season ll'ith tll'elve consecutive ll'ins.

C hclmsford's defense was said to be one of the greatest in the school's histor~·· O u tstanding linemen : Fred Gagnon, D on i\ I eyer. Pat \ ' inti. John :'-Jichols, Richard i\IcDaris, Danny Gleason, Brian Campbell, Stc1·e Chadwick ;ind Ronnie Long a ll had a part in making the front line a lmost impenetrable.

C helmsford had an outstanding backfield with Brian Popolizio, Pete Parmen ter, and George Dixon on offensive, 11·hile T ommy Cobery and Larry U rban held d cfensil'ely. Sophomore, :\mold l loltberg, and junior, Robert ;\IcDaris, 11·il l be run­ning the backfiel d in '6-1.

T he F reshman team also had an undefeated season and 11·ill be an asset to Chelmsford's future teams.

Under the leadership of Capta in Freel Gagnon and the more than capable guid­ance of coaches Thomas Eck, Joh n Allen and George Klcsa ris, the l 963 football team captured the Suburban championship for the first time since 1957.

Chelmsford 14 ··· ·•····· Tewksbun- 0 Chclimford 43 "

\\ 'oTCe,tcr North (, Chelmsford 14 .... ............ .. D rac~t 0 C helmsford 26 . ...... .... ... ;\let h ucn 0 C he lmsford 34 ....... .. ... Burlington 0 Chc l111,ford 37 .'\'orth Andover 12 C helmsford 15 .... . ..... \.Vilmington 12 Chelmsford 30 . .... ........... Billerica 0

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Player Atte 111 p. Co111pl. cepted Gain T.IJ. Pln)Cr Attemp. Comp/. cepted Cai11 T.D .

PopoliLio 0 0 0 0 9 \'inti 0 0 0 0 0 Parmenter 0 0 0 0 7 Foster 0 0 0 0 0 Cobcrv 3 3 0 4 Dcsmarao, 0 0 0 0 0 Dixon' 4 3 0 53 3 :\'orkune~ 0 0 0 0 l Pariseau 24 14 0 246 0 P icard 0 0 0 0 0 Urban 0 0 0 0 I

Ti111e, .\'et . '\· 11111ber )' ards T.D . 1\ 'o. l 11ter P11 11t Pla)er (' arried C 11i11 Caugl,t Gained Pass cepted Het11 r11 Heturns Yards

Popolizio 79 548 11 213 3 2 45 7 180 Parmenter 55 28b 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 Cobery 30 17 1 C, 76 I 4 15 18 216 Dixon 40 225 5 45 0 0 0 0 0 Pariseau 25 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Urban 0 0 5 127 I 0 0 0 0 Vin ti 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 'J Foster 0 0 0 0 0 I 20 0 0 Desmarais 0 0 3 27 0 I 8 0 0 Norkunos 0 0 ... 42 I 0 0 0 0 '-Picard 0 0 0 0 0 2 s:, 0 0

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field hockey

With Aying hockey balls and the cry of "sticks," another fie ld hockey season came to a close. Our impressi\·e for\\'ard line of ,\ lary DeAngclis, Co-capta in Janet Coflin, Joan Crane, Carol Enis and Alice Long kept us out-scoring our opponents \1 hile our strong defensive line consisting of Linda i\ larchand, Sally DeAngclis, Debbie H ordan, Bonnie Wilson, Sue Page, Barbara Loiselle, and goalie Co-captain Faith \ ,Voocl\\'ard successfull y checked the onslaught of our big­gest competi tors. U nder the excellent coaching of i\ l rs. Nancy Ed\\·ardsen, and the leadership of Co-captains Faith W OO(hrard and Janet Coffin , the team ran, blocked, pivoted and scooped its wav to a very successful season.

C helmsford 4 ........ .... \,\',:st ford 0 Chelmsford 2 \\'est ford 2 C helmsford 3 ..... .. ........... Acton 2 Chelmsford I . ............... Acton 0 Chelmsford 5 ........ Tc\\"ksbun· 0 C helmsford . ....... Tewksbun· Chelm, ford 2 ........ \ \ 'ilmingto~ 3 Chelmsford 2 . ..... \Vilmingto~ 0 Chelmsford 2 ........ ...... Billerica 2 Chelmsford 2 .............. Billerica 2

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cross country

Led by Co-ca ptains Kirk Lamh an<l Ralph \lcrriman, along 11· ith seniors, Phil Sci<lcnburg and . \ll(h- S11ett, ou r Che lm~l'ord harriers sprinted to thei r second comccuti,c '.:>uburban Championship .. \fter defeatin g all league competition, the C h el msford team completed a most su ccessful season by upsetting Bil lerica for the Championship.

At the Suhurban Championship meet, junior Stc,,·,1rt Bell took f,rs t place, follo\\c<l closely by Ralph \lcrr iman and Fran k Cleary.

Chclmsford's c ross-countn- l.\' .'s also had a fin e season ,,·ith onh · t\\'o setbacks; the ).\' . harrie~s ·arc a firm foundation for n ext ~ear's varsitv.

Our cong ratula tions go to Coach Ed\\'ard J. Quinn for his fine \\'Ork coaching our team, an<l for his second consecutive championship. -------------

boys' basketball team

Captained by Richie Molloy, the Chelmsford High School basketball team won its fifth consecu tive Suburban C hampionship. The team has ,1 on fifteen straight games this year, and is now preparing for the Tech T ourney play-off.

Starting seniors: Captain Richie Molloy, T om Cobery, Ray Kydd and George D ixon, along ,1·ith junior Alan Jacoby and sophomore ,\m y H oltberg, have con­tinued C helmsford 's record by setting it at 48 consecutive Suburban league victories in the past four years.

Chelmsford journeyed to Berlin, New H ampshi re, again this year and returned having defeated Gorham and Berlin.

In the absence of their regular captain, Senior Reserve IIank Foster fitted the posi tion and guided the team to a 77-48 victory against Billerica.

The Chelmsford Lions will be defending their crmrn at the Tech Tou rney, hoping to retain their title as the Eastern Massachu setts Class C champions.

Coach H enry McCarthy and the team are to be commended and congratulated for a fi ne season, and for their excellent teamwork and sportsmanship.

Our congratulations go to Coach David McPhclim and the junior va rsity, for thev also have had a fine season.

SCORES

Chelmsford 52 ........... ... Lexington 5 I Chelmsford 49 ...... ......... ... Belmont 57

Chelmsford 85 .. . .... .... ... . ... .. Dracut 36 Chelmsford 78 . ............ ..... 13illerica 32

Chelmsford 41 ...... .. ......... . Concord 51 Chelmsford 78 ... ..... ... ..... .. Gorham 60

Chelmsl'ord 80 .... ........ Wilmington 59 Chelmsford 63 . ......... ........ :\lcthucn 57

Chelmsford 55 ......... ........ ..... Berlin 39 Chelmsford 72 . ........... vVilmington 40 Chelmsford 48 ....... ... ...... Methuen 34

Chelmsford 79 Burlington 60 Chelmsford 96 ..... .......... .. ... Dracu t 39 Chelmsford 52 .............. Tcwksburv 47

Chelmsford 95 .......... . ... Burlington 50 Chelmsford 50 ............ .. Tewksbury 46 Chelmsford 60 .... ...... No. Andover 45

Chelmsford 66 ..... ... ... . :'\o. Ando,·c·r 57 Chelmsford 77 ... ...... ........ 13illerica 48 Chelmsford 52 ..... ..... ...... Lexington 58

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Because of the outstanding record posted by this yea r's team, C he lmsford e ntered the Tech Tourney defending their Eastern i\lass. C lass C C hampionship. The ir first game of the Tourney \\·as played at Needham 11·he rc Chelmsford defeated Somerset 86-6 l. Ra~· Kydd and George Dixon each had 17 points. T he Lions next game 11·as played a t Natick \1·he rc they met and defeated a strong Rock­land team in m·ertime play, 50-47. Richie :\ lolloy 1\'as hig h scorer 11·ith 26 poin ts. This qual ified the Lions to play their n ext game in the Boston Garden again st D artmouth . C he lmsford trailed, looking h opelessly de feated , until a last q ua rter comeback posted a score of 56-53. Ray Kydd piled up 18 points: Richie i\ l olloy, 17. Alan Jacob~· and Arnold H oltberg collected some very valuable rebou nds.

In the finals, mee ting Plymouth For the third consecutive year, C helmsford 11as defeated, 42-44. Tom Cobery accumulated 11 points; C eorge Dixon , 5. The game, closcl~· contended all the \\'ay, ke pt the croll'd uncertain of the outcome un ti l the verv last tick of the clock. Coach iVlcCarth v and the team, 11·e commend \'OU.

· Pa rticipation for th e past three years in-the T ech T ourney at the Bost~n Garden h as been a 11·onderful experience, not only for the team, hut also for the C. H .S. fa ns. W e ll'ish the best ol' luck to the '64-'65 team and hone that the,·, too, 11 ill have t he privilege of T ech Tou rncy com petition and tha t 11·d sh all ha,-~, the opportu ni t) to root for the m again.

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girls' basketball team

The 1963-1964 basketball season, having been successfully completed, followed many others into histor~·- Let's look back to a typical afternoon on the court. Before the game began, co-captains Joan Crane and Carol Enis met and shook hands with the opponents' captains. The buzzer rang and the game began. One of the opponents' forwards started \Yith the ball. As she dribbled toward the basket, our guards Pat Vincent, Donna Batts and Janet Batts were alert and ready. A shot \\·as attempted, blocked and rebounded by C helmsford. Our roving forward dribbled down the court, passed the ball to Captain Enis. From Carol it went to Captain Crane, Joan ie hook passed it to Janet Coflin, Janet fa ked fi rst and then, SWISH!

H alftime came and the team disappeared into the locker room for oranges and a "pep" talk from i\Irs. Nancy Ed\rnrdsen. During the second half Coach Edwardsen requently substin1ted from ou r strong second string includ ing Faith Woodward, Nancy Phillips, Carol Guilmette, Mary Der\ngclis and Janice l\lcKittrick. 'vVe were only a few poi nts ahead when the buzzer sounded, the game \ l"aS o\·er and \\·e had won! Going into the locker room the sound of g irls' tal king and laughing echoed through the gym as they traditionally laughed at their mistakes and complained about the referees.

The gym is quiet 110\1, the court is em pty, the gi rl s have 11nished their last game ending a good season. To next year's team we \1·ish al l the friendliness, sportsmanship, and spirit which has made this year's team a successful one. T o i\ lrs. Ed\\·ardsen, our able coach, we wish a championsh ip team.

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baseball

Led by Captain T ommy Long, the 1963 Chelmsford I ligh School baseball team completed a season \\·orthy of commendation. Coached by i\Ir. David i\1cPhclim and ;\ lr. Charles \'ars, the C.11.S. ni ne, whether \\' in ning or losing, ahrays played an in terest ing b rand of ball \\'hich challenged thei r opponen ts.

The returning starters for the '6-+ season \ril l be George Dixon, Arnold I Ioltberg, I lenry Desmarais, Kenneth Starret t, James Robinson, And re\1· S11'c tt, and Sal Cuilla.

W ith these boys as \·ctcrans and a brigh t ne\1· crop of rookies, C aptain I lenr~· Desmarais, Coaches i\lcPhclim and \'ars should have a team which ll' ill produce a record of which they can be p roud.

vVe wish \ 'OU ma11\' "lucky nin th" innings in 196-+.

196-+ SC H EDULE /\pril 22 \ lcth ucn i\ la\' 13 a t i\ lethucn Apr il 27 T ewksbury \ la~, 1:; at T cw ksbun• Apri l 28 at C oncord i\ lav 18 \ \'ilmington /\pril 29 at Wilmington ,\ la~· 20 :'\ orth Andover \ lav -I a t N orth An clon•r i\ lav 22 Burl ing ton .\l av 6 a t Burlin gton i\ lni• r It D racut _ 1

\ !av 8 Dracut .\ lai, 27 at Bill erio i\ lai, II 13illcr ica i\ Iai, 29 Concord

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girls' softball team \\'e' II not soon Forget the softball season of 1963. :\ s \\' C look back

over the ~a son , \\ 'C sec the \Vest ford game \\·here the ou d i ciders had to go dashing into the \\'Cmd s to reco\·er balls: and the T c"·ksbur~· game \I he re 11 e huddled togethe r \1·ith drenched clothes, dripping hair and muddy legs till the rain let up. Games like these made the support of our second st ring, including Geri Pal mer, i'\ancy Ph ilips, D onna G ray. Cher~ I Bonsignor, and Debbie Coll'an, so 1·itally important. We still remember 1·i1·idly Nanc~· Phillips playing c,cr~· position: Carol Enis' catche rs mitt's fl ying through the a ir: J\ lary l la lbert 's chattering inces­santl y on th ird, Short-stop Joan Crane's making most of her ca tches \1·ith he r eves closed.

Our y~ung team had th ree start ing freshmen and on ly t\\'o gradu­ating seniors. Captain Cullinan commanded the pitcher's mound; Captain H umphrey \\'as home run champion. Their freshmen sup­porte rs \1·e re Judy Frediani, Barbara Loisel le and Lori Ethier.

t\l though \\'e ha\·e lost on ly tll'O players this ~-car, our most valu­able ones, co-captains Kath ie Cu lli nan and Sue l lu mphrcy, 11·c have e1·e rv reason to look forn·ard to another successful softball season , pcrl{a ps a champion ship one. Succcs~ to all and to \ !rs. N ancy Edward­scn, 1964 Coach.

\ ,Ve 11·ant to sincercll' thank Coaches Elizabeth Lunt and Hilaria H artle,· for their pa ticn~e and understanding th roughout the season of 1963.

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track

The 1963 Chelmsford H igh School Trackmen capped se,·eral years of determined effort ,r ith the State Class C cro\\·n. ln addition to this feat, the Lions gained the State relay championship at Belmont and second pl ace in the St. John's Prep relays, where they established tv\'O state records.

For the third consecutive year, Chelmsford High " ·as the Lom:11 Suburban track champion, Chelmsford boys set records in e,·ery e,·ent except the d iscus and shotput.

ln sta tewide competition , hrst place a\\·ards " ·ent to I len ry Brown in the high jump and high hurdles, James O'Shaughnessey in the 880, Carl O lsen in the 220 record, and the rela,· team of Arthur Johnson, Carl O lsen, James O'Shaughnesse~·, and Arthur House. Other place winners were Bruce l\Ic:.\ laster, \ i\lilliam Da\\·son, R ichard M olloy, and Brian Popolizio.

With many new faces along " ·ith a fe"· old, the Lion track tea m is looking forward to its fourth consecuri,·e Lo\\·ell Suburban Championship and another successful State meet.

Our heartfel t congratulations go to Coach Ed\\'ard Quinn, Coach P aul i\ lurphy, and to the 1963 State Class C Track champions of Chelmsford I ligh School.

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.\,ib. Robl·n Bacon. Carol Ann B.1rnn, Rol>t'rt Bag~hd\\. :\ I.irk 8Jmeir. L! inhcth Ban.:., Donn.1 B.1u(:h. \\'ilharn Bcaudetrc. \\'.urcn llcaulicu. j11d11h Bt:~lHt'garJ , Theresa Bc!u!J. Boben Berlin~. Linda Bcm· .. \ I.in Ellen Bcrth1,u1m~. ALrn BirkFonl. C, nthij Rlcnch:uc" k. i\ Ian Blum~rt'n, ·Hichar<l' Broman, Julia Bumdrett, Donna Burt, Jud11h Butler. F!c,rnor C'amphdl. \\'illiam C.1s.sid,·. Hm mond Chandonnei. 1\ laureen Chase. C\11thia Ciull.i, SJl\'ature C inra, ·olo, Juli,mn C'IMk. , IJrnuth Clark, \\'11liam Cb, ton. foanna Coh<'n ', Thoma!I Coflin: lanet G.111Jnt, Linda Conrad. Da, id Com,t:mtine. Donna Cooper, RichJrd Con_or.m, Dianne Core\·. \rthur Core~-. Pamela Cos!l:'llo, Rohert Crane, Jo.m Ceo\\ le,·. T homas Curle\ . Richard Curr.m. Oonna Cuucr, .\ larion Dah-. Joan IJamon. Pamela Dc:\n~cl1S. Sally Dempsacr, Peter Dc~m.1ra1s, I lenrv Dt..-srosicrs, i\lari l~n Dionnl'. John ' D irubbo. ,\nn IJixon. George Oohl·rt,-, Nancv Donald, Elizaix:,h Dougherty, Bruce D ucharme. Ellen Du/k, Jean D unlave\', Rita J. Fanctt, Judith L1ton. Pamela [bnrr, Carl l:gerton. Charles Emcrsm,, Linda Enis. Carol A. Erickson, Bruce E,,ell, Kenn eth Fabbri, Stephen Farrington. Susan Fa1·, Harold Fe~nell, Edward Ferreira, Francis Ferrei ra, Ka thleen Fisher, rJizabcth Fisher, George Fisher, l\. lary- l\largaret Flanncn•, Judi th Forbes. ·susan Foster, Harrv A., Jr. French. Douglas French. Susan Cadzu k, Nancv Gagnon. Frc .. >de'rick Gallagher, Charles

II'.\:-- rs TO BE A Lt,, \t..·r ml!dic.d St'cre1.1rv l't"l-t..·d in Gcrma,;y nurse ~[t'nVt\ pbt pol ice \\ onrnn clerical \\orhr acc,,unt.1nt sccrctan-;\larmc biologi~t an:hitect engi111.~r St't..·rctan

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mu~Kian airline ho~h.::?i:!i

clcmcn1 .. 1n tc.acher mcchank M.·cr1.'ljf\" secreta r,· mt'<..·h.1n.ical engineer tcachl.'r nur~ nur~ Demoulas fforker engineer c.trpentcr lah te(hnician ps~ chologist (:ol le~e ffi<ln

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~ccrctan· col lec,c · co-e<l teacher l.:.nglish teacher <lr:ift~man

con~tru~'tion worker IB\I op<>rator ell~ctrical engineer Ph vs. Ed. lcacher insurance broker mcdic:.d technician clerk t~pist pri\'at,· secrctarv ~tc\\ude~s · nurse math teal'hcr husinc~~ man cundul'tor of philharmon ic airline ~IC\\ ardess \\orkman nurse h,gh , .. :hool coach c1t"rk typist teacher me~han ical engineer lab technician nurse social \\ orker \\jfc

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physica l therapist teach er psychologist Forest ranger photographer homemaker English major coach pharmacist

PROB.\llLY IVILL BE A seal craincr hnr:-c doctor fol k d<1ncing teach er mountain c limber hool..kcepcr 1uha pla~er undcr~llld\' for jolly green giant 13.L. r. lhlone, Loader T echnician) stock car r.1ecr a \'olks\,agen dealer circu~ fat 1::i<l,-an old letter ~ol lcctor bahh!ing auct ioneer cah driver ··neautiful I lair" Breck gi rl potatoc..· picker 5Cissors grinder bJr nui<l bm dri,cr or::itor profc~~ional rug healer slaughter home worker bubble gllm IC~tcr henchman ~hoc beer kiddil' car rcpainnan mounted policeman hig game hun1cr nightclub doorwoman ccmcn1 mixer chef nigh1t..lub bouncl:'r rnonici.rn's wife polic1.• ,1 oman Celtic s1ar Crcen11 ich \"illage poet baloon salcslad\· stJnd-in for ")fJhv Sn ooks'' clt..·plrnn l fc..cdcr mortician organ grinder iceberg climber ~ tric.:lh'.AA s.eller tcachl'r of Dr. [d. short, f.1t nian p171,1 maJ..c r . \ lh inn mou~c trainer receptionist super-duper clarinetist IOt! tickler Ab~kan ice cream vendor shot' salt"sman pastry cook bt-au1ici..111 taxi dn\'cr <litch JiMer corn pad ,all'~lady fertilizi:r !,.:Jle~man mana~t'r , ,f '\' c11 York Giants rllt!rmaid hmlogist prison matron lingerit" s:Jlesman chorc..'i>grnpher horse tramcr f\olx'l P rilc \\inner \\:litre'.'><;. clc, ,uor operator 1d c,·ision tuner jockey code det'iphercr tent maker champion \\ atcr skier \\ indoH" cleaner b::illet dancer sti rgl'on editor of '·PJaylJoy" purSt' ~natcher lady wrestler cheerleader pl,mt leaf polisher lxok worm cloud duster star counter ring maker ~1r. Simoni:m 's cage cleaner butterflv collector misan thrope ping-pong champ salami salesman door-to-door cracker saleswoman chemistry major 90 lb. 11 eakling bea<.·hcomber

class humor Calla~hcr, ~ l.utha Camk. Honald C.1udet1e, Rohen Ciflin, Gt'Orgt.· Ci~uere, Paul Cilhrick i\lar\' Patricia CoIT rcdn, Diane Colubi~""· \\'ilh.un C:ongloff, lkttv t\. Gr,I\', ~11,.111

CrcCn\\ocxl. Cary CrcenHooJ, Htc.:hard C. ( ;rondmt.·. ~ l.1n .-\, Cron\'alJ. jl'an Cuilrncth:, I o u1c;

Guilrndll'. Ri<:hJrc.l I lam.•. L1um .. · I IJlh..rt, \Im 11.rndlc,·. J.mc 1 lanntfon.l. Jun:uhan H .. n,en, ~lmhJJI 1 larmon. Hohc::rr H.1mnRmn, .lohn I lamnl.:l<>n. ~alh llarr. \Im Jo HJr\ e,·. ChJrlo llant:>,. Jo.mm: I iendt'rllot,m, Donna lltrlm~. ,\hm 1 leroux. D.i,·id I l<xl~~m, l....t.•ncirc I lolling"onh. l 1mo1hy I looper, Jud11h I loran. Thoma,; Horton, ,\lhcrt N. I lnuf.C·, Pamela Huus..•. R.ilph I lo" ard. Sus..111 H m, c\ Hit.hJrd I lughc~. Ch.1rlc..•:i, I lughes. l\.t·nncth Hunt. C.uoll' I lunr. Oenms H urle,·. Sharon lgnato,, 1ch. John IgnatO\\ ich. Patricia Janulis. Gan John\On. ~ l.inh n Kahl, Pet<r Kasp<r. John Kauffman. Ouugl.i,, K1mball, Flon:ncc Kimball. Janet King, Pa1rit:ia Kinne,._ Gan· 1'nigh1, Gan 1'nighr, Jane Knox, John KucL, .\ laurice Kukulski. H den KnlJ. lh\'mond L~Fr:mcc: Richard Lahue, Robert L,rnb, Kirk Lane, Janet Lmglois, D iane I .J,·crt,·. Kathleen I a,,son, Bradford I a\\son. Douglas Le~la'!>ur ier, Elsie I em1re, Y,eue Lennard. Dorothv le\·asseur. :\nna Le,, is, Da, 1d I 1, m~ston. Robert Lombard,. Charlene l.,ng. ~Im .l Lm cnng. Larlt"' L\ tit'. \\111l1.1m ~lacCilll\ ra\', Diane ;\lJlPher'>On, Heather \ldgu1rl', Rohen ~ '3hr. ~teHn i\1.,rshall, Lvnn ~1a1son, Richard :\lavbun1, Pauline l\kAncl~ew, Ke\'in McCormack, Douglas ;\kDaris, Richard l\k Fnancy, Jane Mel I ugh. Peter i\kNultv, R{k,,Cmary ;\lcSheeh\', Terrv i\ l l-<lit·o, Barb..·ua 1\ lcisncr, ~ tan• ;\lellor, C,nthia

\\ '.\'ITS TO BE A S{'('rCtJr\' marriage counsellor mc..-"t.·hanic rl'drn1cal dra,, ing teacher bicx.:hcmist nurse sccrcrnn-mt•th.111it: lrn,1or,· major \\ ifc engineer phowgrJpher X't.l"l'l.lr\ I B.\ 1 o~rJtor dr.1ft-.m,11t

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nu""' dt::,1~ncr doctor sccretan teacher teacher clerL 1,pm furnnure dealer busml"s man a1rl111c ,;tcwardcss math teach er aeronautical cngmccr mrt:hanic Lnghsh teacher nur:,,e :\ir Force p1lot Ph,·s. Fd. teacher teacher conscn·ation onlccr nurse avia tor civil engineer i\l.D. nurse dentist telephone operator \/.1.P. S{.'("fetary secretary secrt'tarY

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another Clark Gable to\ manuf.u;lurer bookie electriciJn hallct dancer plantation owner .hon !Jd~· astronau1 hairdresser little Old \V111c !\laker Wr\C trouble ~hooter trape7c arti$t s\\ iss v«xleler tomb)t~ne engrJver masseuse a conformi~r ~hoc 1xlli)her champion shot·putter another lack L.1 Lane "Hcdd, kilowatt" chorus ~irl )h\ librarian $k,·dner horticulturist pipe fitter tight·ropt' "a Iker \pmstcr "~ tanner~:· the butler bnhh,· pm maker cass.anm·a harem dJnccr couon p icker l<l lc..·ndar girl hc,,kkeepcr 'ilhool tt',tcher lh c.11chcr cmbJlmer jMt'h1atri:.t "lk-atlc" funeral director football hero night d ub <.."Omic g,1ng'>tL'r Jo,,.,phmc the IJdy plumber footh.111 pl.l\cr :.Jlt.·~rcr~on rc..·l'tJUt·t('Cr Oh mpic ,, a1cr polo coach moun1Jm d1mber ~ H.1, tl'l hmcian fort.~l rJnger mo,1c :.1,tr

mmm~ man C1fJ1 .. ' r , l Mngcr ph\S1u,;1 penl1l ~lt"$woman raisin roun ter ,\. \ \ '. h..Jnbag champ " P (. •. \ . Pr~1dcnt 11~ht-ropc walker Arnw l'Oo l... rock 'n roll singer r- lJjor ~ludd's next wife rhc head uf the U .N . public.: cncm\' No. I monk District , \11omev pencil pmher · d 1cuc1an oil-well drill<'r \\1rc tapper ma vor of '.\ forth grl'dSt.' nl(mke~ nut cracker S1Ji!ma :,...· u house mother

class humor .\lcndoss.,. ll1{'rcsa .\ lcntas, Charles .\lcmll, Richard ;\ krrimen. Ralph .\tiller. l\larianne \ loll01. Richard Monahan. Huth ,\ hxm•, Judi th :'\ hxircs, CJr\' ~ lull ins, Janel i\ lurphy. Francine Nelson, t\ lnnalicc Neri, Ru th .\ I. Nicholls. John ~' ickcrson, ,\ lfrcd '\" 1cds\\ icdd. Lmc:lta ,oiscux. Judith Norkuna~, StJnlev Nor\\ood, Judith '\.10\ insh, I loward O'Brien, Patricia Olenchak. Lc.."lmJrd O':--cil. Ruth Ouellette. Suzanne PJcker, .\rthur Palm. Deborah Palmer, Geraldine Palmer. Joan Palmer. I , nda Pappas. Elinor Panseau, Hoben P.irker. Bradle,· P.irler. l~lic Parmenter, Pc1cr P.m,~on. Da,·id Perham, Bersc, Pt·rlins. \\'ill iam Phillips. ~anC'\ Picard. \ \'a, nc Popolizio. Brian Poi\'ln, Jennifer Quigle-·. tephen Qumn. D..1, 1d lb1nc, Leu Reed, Barb,ra Rcmll'r. Jcn111for Ricard, I C'C' • \nn Rob1n!!,,(111 , J,,ml~:!1 Hm krnJn , L<l,th R,.111. Ruth .\ Sado,\ ~t.,, Joseph ~1. On~c. ,,inn· S.1,ino, BarbJrJ Sthmelin~. Cheryl ~c.:hm1c:nhe1mer. John Scufon!X"rg, Ph1l1p Shagourv. Judi th

ht:!1on, Sheila Simpson, I conard Srmth, fH·lvn ~olb, Llainc ",nphos, K:uhy Sou~.t. Jam~ S1au f'for, Allen S1ont', Donna ~ t rohel. VVilliam ' ')llgdcn, L\·1rn Sullivan, Susan s,\l.'l\-..:)11, ",,\mlra S,,eu . . \ndre,, Svh-s, R1t.harcl Tavlor, f'ranklin T:n lor, Katherine Tell ier, Sus.in Thor~tcn~n. Peter Trl'll1hlar, Raymond U llom, John Urban, La\Hcnce Vas,I. Barbor:, \'illcr... Pa1nc1a \'mccnt. Ronald \ ' mes. Robert \ "in ti, Patrick \ Valker. ;\ lanhn \Valtcrs. r,lccn \ \falters, \V1lliam Ward. Susan Webb, Brenda \Vhttcomb, Irving W,kandcr. Ronald Wilcox, Donald Wtlkcs, T,moth,• Wilson. Richard Woodward, Bruce Woodward, Faith

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barber matht.·ma tician SC..'CrCt:lf\' co,1ch art tt·achcr biologist mcc'1i.1nic hou~,, ifc Ill~ ) operator tc.u:ht.·r lab technician Rosv Bron-n's replacement mechanic proft..~r sccrNar\' IJ,, ver · \VA\'E ,1rc~ler nurse coin coll{'(lor nUr'C

secrcial'\ 5Cientist Gu1dant.e counselor airline he>s1ess nurse secreran· tcacht>r mK'1an1('al engineer la,,,er '1ou·~,, ifc college man :\,r Force man lah technician mC('hanical t>ngmecr ~' m 1eacher maslt>r of ceremonies 1cchni('a) engineer l B~ I operator . \rm\ officer :'.'Jan· man electrical C"ngineer phnical therapist r nglish teacher math teacher busin~~ man millionaires' wife !Jd1· in whi te press pho1ogra pher msrructor g~ m teacher hioch('mist chl.'rnical eng ineer teacher biolog\' teacher secrctarv mcchan-ic pr1,·a1t.• S('Cretary honirnlturist ~ingcr mec_hanica l engineer L'n~mc..~ r Slc.'1H,graphcr :\'.1,·,· man dara processor fash ion model hairdrt.~r mcd1a11ical engineer chcm1rnl engineer IB;\ l operator a,rlme hos1es.s nur,e <.ht·mist apple raiser photogr:ipher (•ngmccr sec:retarv tt:a('ht·r engineer Cdptam of indusa-ry consen·ationist English rutor librarian great tragedian secretan· secretary serncc man forest ranger busmess man c.ngmecr dentist salesman Phvs. Ed. teacher

SJX'l'(I I~ pi)t St'n·icc man African head-shrinker hcrMu 111 tl1l' i\Jaine woods 'L'r~t'i.lOI m the Marines c;1et:plc JJll dri\'lnjt instructor 1x·.1r pit.'ler Lnghsh 1c:1t.her f,r,.1 IJt.h president dc\·amr npl'r,uor C.l'filcr egg aW<.:u:i. m.m1pulator ,\I.J,or c.r OLm:mJ FrL·nch )(.holar dropout t.Jr :,..ilc:::i.man dcf<'ndant lJ)h1cr 1n 5 & 10 hond ~le:i.man seamstress La1m 1<'3lher professional rope climber paper I\ eight another Captain K3ngaroo 1rJn~m1'5ion \\Orker rollcrsi..atmg lhamp d~ CatCht'r Singer of "I llate ~ lcn" famous artist H~,u ll~ter \, r(."4.tler, K,llcr Kowalski lion t.Jmer ball<'.'nni.l fiH~-~tJr j::Cncral p1n·nlo plJ,cr profo..,sor of hnrliC"ulture ltfl.'S{uard the ~u11, Profe::i.sor ,OJI,. neaklin~ hippopotamu~ bather P.,ulmt: ;\ l;l\·bur/s acromplicc dtr('('tnr of YWCA champmn han,ma ~rl11 maker s tecplt· jac. k nucleJr ph\·sicist D rn-,·r EJucat ion teache r bird \\·a1cher beggar a \Ve\\'[ - one in blue cant.lid camcr,1 man pri\'a tc eye diet ician silent screen star glass blm, er l ighn, t'ight champ side sho\\ b.1rker dental hq~icnist bunrw \\ ind~1\\' cleaner Om er Ed. teacher imentor of dimple stoppers bridge huilder English teacher woman paratrooper store manager !adv \\restler model house,, ifc Frankie .-halon's dietician bubble dancer an01her J ohn,w Carson , iolin pla)'er the \"Oice o\'er the loudspeaker nuclear ph\-sicist beatnik ,pple polisher plastic surgeon big safari guide Santa's elf P" lie packer S\\ nchboard operator sea captain good "ill ambassador trumpeter S\\Catcr knitt er lloick comic monkc\' tamer world ·lra\'eler rovote killer S~okey the Bear 's scm·in·law B.T.O. ( Big Tractor Operator) fixer of door knobs gorilla t amer P residen t of YMCA librarian

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