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ORDELLO - .� 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Theme 2 Table of Contents 3 Administration 4 Faculty 5 Seniors 11 Senior Officers 40 Remember 41 Class Ballot 42 Senior Classes 44 Underclassmen 49 Activities . 55 Sports 71 3 t ! 1 1 � 1 TM 'pt DOUGLAS A. CHANDLER Superintendent of Schools M4MI �III� • � r t I' t IIIgIM w AWAr t ALVAH G. HAYES Principal ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AGNES AIKEN French 117heaton College, B.A.; v Harvard University, Ed.M. "I'll bet you a paper clip!" ROBERT COLLIER Guidance Director North Andover Public Schools System Cortland State Teachers' College, B.S.; Syracuse University; Boston University, Ed.M. • "For the records ." MARGARET E. BROWN English Boston University, A.B. , "Boys, button your collars." HOWARD E. CROZIER Director of Physical Education and Athletics, Football, Track, and Wrestling Coach Coach ?a Springfield College, B.S., M.Ed. "Stay off the gym floor with your shoes on!" MARY A. BUCKLEY Homemaking Would you mind lining up the desks? Regis College, B.S. r ' "The first thing to do is to 0 read the directions.' t� E 0 FAI COLEMAN English, French i1'/est Chester State College, B.S. "Oh, golly!" 5 FACULTY MILDRED E. DIMLICH Physical Education, Girls' Field Hockey Coach, Advisor to .. '"" Cheerleaders .+• Posse-Nissen School of to Physical Education "Our goal is ONLY 75 situps!" d 1 MARGARET M. DONLAN Latin, Algebra Boston University, A.B., M.Ed. "Close your books and take out a piece of paper." JOHN V. DONOVAN Assistant Principal, Chairman of k English Department, English +!�► ;" f Boston College, A.B., A.M. "W "Don't just sit there like '* w bumps on a log!" ARTHUR H. FORGETTA Algebra, Advanced Mathematics Tufts University, B.S. "But class, it's Obvious!" '�yM M ' It's no good unless you know WHY! 1.LI. MADELINE M. GILLEN Director of Guidance University of Maine, A.B.; Boston University, M.A. "Your marks are very good, but . MARION S. GROSSMAN Typewriting, Stenography ` } Salem State Teachers College,, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, m.Ed. "Remember, girls, proportions!" 6 FACULTY ARTHUR P. HALL English, Latin, Russian Boston University, A.B. „Nyet!" ARTHUR J. HAMEL Chemistry, Algebra, General �ff� Science, Assistant Baseball Coach St. Anselin's College, A.B.; Boston State Teachers' College, r;? M.Ed. "What's the magic number in here?" JAMES L. HILLS Industrial Arts, Mechanical All. Drawing, Assistant Coach in . Football and Basketball Fitchburg State Teachers' College, B.S. in Ed. "Let's keep this caf clean!" LEWIS J. HULL Librarian Boston University, B.Mus., M.A. "You're all a bunch of 1 jumping jacks!" =Vol INGRID JEPPESEN Art, English Did I ever tell you about the time . . . Tufts, A.B.; Boston Museum School; University of Vienna "How do you do it??" �M JUSTINE JUAREZ rp` English it%ellesley College, B.A. "You see what I'm getting at, �, t don't you?" f 7 FACULTY GEORGE F. LEE 41, lie) Biology, Consumer Education, + , , Baseball Coach, and Assistant , Football Coach St. Anselm's College, A.B. y„ "Have no fear, Lee is here!" _ f � ROBERT C. LICARE Civics, Problems of Democracy, "i Basketball Coach Boston University, B.S., M.Ed. "Here's a little food for thought . . ." JOSEPH F. LYNCH Plane Geometry, Algebra, r_ . , General Science College of the Holy Cross, B.S. y "Boy! You're a good-looking group!" JAMES W. McDONALD Speech, Speech Therapy, English, Director of School Play, Driver Eduiation Emerson College, B.L.I. �\ "According to parliamentary procedure." .i. Miss Torpey vs. the Machine Age. CLARENCE F. MOSHER, JR. Music New England Conservatory of Music, B.Mus.; Columbia University, M.A. in Ed. Administration "I'd better not say it." ' ALICE M. NEAL Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Bookkeeper for Noth Andover School Lunch Program Boston University, B.S.S., M.Ed. "Would anyone like another timing?" �, 8 FACULTY PHILIP NELSON U.S. History, Civics Boston University College of Liberal Arts, B.A. *01131 "You'd better believe it!" ALBERT F. PERRAULT, JR. ` Civics, Problems of Democracy Holy Cross, B.S.; Boston College, M.A. "Why am I telling you all this?" THOMAS F. POWERS History, Civics, Business Manager of Athletics, Guidance Tufts University, A.B., M.Ed. "Silence reigned and we all ( got wet." THOMAS L. REGAN > Physics, Chemistry, Algebra Providence College, B.S.; Salem State Teachers' College, M.Ed. "Oh, AbsoLOOTIy!" ROBERT B. ROACH History, Biology Suffolk University, B.A. "Now isn't this romantic?" Mr. Regan vs. Fina le's Theory. JOHN R. ROBINSON General Science, Problems of Democracy Boston University, A.A., B.S.; Sriffolk University, M.Ed. .,T b.. "Hey, boy!" 9 FACULTY KATHERINE C. ► SHERIDAN History, Geography Boston University, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. t "All right now, next question." ROBERT J. SULLIVAN General Science Consumer - Education, Algebra Holy Cross, B.S. "The boys say they can win." w - HARWOOD A. STEELE Typewriting, Junior Business, Bookkeeping University of Maine, B.S. in Com. Ed.; Salem State College, M.Ed. ' "May I give you this page?" CLAIRE T. TORPEY Office Practice, Stenography, Junior Business Training Salem State Teachers' College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, M.Ed. "Please sit up straight." This is so TERRIBLY simple! 4 �.. {r 11 GRACE S. TORRISI English, French "T Emmanuel College, A.B. "But you have to SPEAK it!" A � 4 A ANN M. WHARTON English, Yearbook Advisor Tufts University, B.A. O-kay!..f� 10 1` SENIORS LI drr Class Motto We have the blueprints of education; now let us build a better world. ROBERT A. ARSENAULT `Bud" Seems quiet but look again! . . . never in a hurry . ''w• French genius . . . always himself . . . prefers hunting `---� and skiing. Track 1, 2, 4; I�ttratnzrrals 2, 3, 4 ' THOMAS E. ` ANDREW, III l0. "Ted" ' Gets a homeroom quiet with ,-- one word . . . sweaters and vests . . . likes company in the corridors . . . sure to be PATRICIA ANGELORO successful in insurance. "Pat" Quiet . . . considerate of I others . . . favorite subject — Russian . . . loves those Phys- ics "quizzes" . . . may suc- cess be yours! Hi-Liter 2; Knight Staff 3; Softball 1; Dramatic Club 4. SCOTT AYER "Crash" CHARLES ASHWORTH Cartoons that top Walt Dis- "Chuck" ney . . . What's your favorite Good-natured guy . . . usually one, Scott? . . . hot-rod en- seen bombing around N.A. in thusiast . curly hair . his car Jay and Scott's nice smile. buddy . . . a joke- anytime, Dramatic Club 4. Chuck. Football 1, 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. y: T lY. GAIL AZIZ Latest hairdo . . . hospital aide . . . enjoys writing notes . . . true friend . . . one spe- cial interest. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Hi- Liles 2 (Literary Editor); Knight Staff 4. 12 1\TARY-ANN BARRY Beautiful eyes . . . A really avid Central fan . . . loves vacations . . . summers at Hampton wonderful friend. t'' Class President 1; Illath ►'"' Club 1; Student Council 1; Glee Club 1; (St. Pats) Dra- f inatic Club 4; Knight Staff 4; Football Oueen Attendant 4. ti WILLIAM BARTOL "Bill" Whiz at a Chess game . great person in anyone's book . benefited senior class as PHILLIP BARTOL secretary . . . stay as nice as you are, Bill! "Phil" Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Marblehead's loss is certainly Knight Staff 4; Chess Club 1, our gain . . . Dr. Bulger's 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; right-hand man . . . never Hi-Liles 2; Senior Class Sec- any work in a spare . . . not retary; Honor Society 4. a worry in the world. Knight Staff 4; Photogra- phy Club 4; Baseball 1, 2; Chess Club 3. All the brownies raise their hands . . . JANET BATTERBURY Can't wait for snow to go skiing . . . fervent supporter v, of football and basketball games . . . likes rides to Phillips . . . What about con- tact lenses, Janet? Hi-Liter 2; Dramatic Club ; 3, 4; Knight Staff 4. - r� w JOHN BOURQUIN Winning smile . . . often seen at Central . . . bombs around in that green car . . . Girls! Girls! Girls! 0 BEVERLY BEAUDOIN � 1 - "Bev" # How about a ride, Bev? always smiling . . . usually seen at the Barn . . . great collection of class pictures. NANCY BEELEY Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; "Nanc" Basketball 2, 3, 4; After Prom Loves clothes . . . Newman Committee 3. Prep . . . The Debs . . . Re- member the rides on a motor- scooter, Nanc? . . . likes col- lecting dues and bank money . future secretary. Field Hockey 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4 (J.V. Captain); Hi- Lites 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Knight Staff, 3, 4 (Business Manager); Student Council 4 (Sec.-Treas.). . . . and give my best regards to Aunt Sally, Uncle John, cousin Elaine . . . ` I A #� &a. NMa 'R J. ti SHARON BRADDOCK Noted for a long pony-tail . . , usually seen with Sue, Lynda, and Kitty . . . can you f touch your toes yet, Sharon? y . . . sure to be a success in t the business world. 4AS I 1 _ PETER BRODERICK "Pete" Always talking . . . Central . . . Elm Farm . . . likes to relate his many experiences "write me a note" { enjoys geography . . . remem- ber all the good times at "AN.A.H.S., Pete? a Basketball 3; Color Guard 3; Football Alanager 2. RICHARD A. BUTURLIA t "Dick" Enjoys sports and cars . . . will make a good chef some day . . . pass the pizza, please RICHARD BRYAN . . . watch the bird shot! "Ricky" One sharp dresser "an- other sweater, Ricky?" . . . seen playing tennis and golf- ing . . . blushes easily . . . love that laugh . . . problems. Track 1, 2; Basketball 1; Photography Club 1. PHILIP A. CAHILL "Phil" Avid sportsman . . . how's life at the Cape, Phil? . . . skiing and speedboats . . . has a high regard for hunters (?) . . . easy-going and a JEFFREY CANE wonderful friend to have. "Jeff" Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, Member of the motor-scooter 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. brigade . . . quiet . . . re- member the nick-name Mr. Robinson gave you, Jeff? . . . the eyes have it! i z NANCY CAIMI ' "Nan" Brilliant linguist . . . remem- ber all the little things . . . how about those parties, Nan? . . . hi, ho, jumbo! Math Club 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Liles 1, 2; Softball Team 1, 2; Latin Honor Society 1, 3; Knight Staff 4; Homeroom 15 Representative 1. OLIVIA NIARIE CARROLL "Livie" Shy and quiet . . . likes music and dancing . . . dependable little majorette . . . always a pleasant smile for everyone. Hi-Lites 1, 2; Majorettes 3, 4. RICHARD CARD "Dick" Man about town . . . never ' without his comb . . . enjoys cars and basketball . . . plans for U.S. Air Force. NANCY CAREY =1 Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track "Nanc" 2, 3, 4. Rosie's best friend . . . a good shoulder to cry on . . . likes to go to Central . . . Mr. Power's secretary . . . friendly to all . . . member of the "Debs." Student Council 1; Knigbt Staff 4. CAROL COPETTA Knows all the latest dance steps . . . adores lovely clothes . . . finds sports exciting . . . ROBERT COPPETA usually seen at Central or the Barn . . . friendly as can be. "Bob" Knigbt Staff 4 . Usually seen in the science lab . . . enjoys conquering 4' math problems . . . a whiz at , any subject . . . quiet and shy, but oh, so nice. --.-- Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE CLARK "Clarkie" vow Usually seen tinker with cars patronizes the D.Q. and Lynch's regularly . . . always ready for fun . . . known and liked by all. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Photograph}' Club 1. 16 DANIEL CRANE "Danny" Happiest when dressed in a ski parka and skiis . . . en- joys feminine company . . . parlez-vous francais? . . . col- legiate . . . appreciates good food . . . liked by all. Basketball 1; Track 11, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. 4 DIANA DELISLE "Di" A whiz at any subject . . . can often be seen working at the library . . . enjoys bowling FRANCES DARVEAU and horseback riding . . . sin- cere . . . an asset to N.A.H.S. "Fran" Math Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Loves to ski and skate . . . Society 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Hi- mischievous as can be . . . Lites 2; Eagle Tribune Teen enjoys speech classes . . . a Correspondent 2; Knight Staff future nurse. 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Prom Com- Band 1, 2. ;nittee 3; Science Club 4; Latin Honor Society 1, 2. '' But class, it's obvious!0-qn= -r RICHARD DI CARLO ' "Rick" Where the girls are, that's where Rick is . . . likes to r play basketball . . . always found riding in his "tin can" `r . . swell friend. -. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, - 2 (S. Portland, Neu,bury- port). s CHARLENE DILENDIK "Charlie" r Unforgettable twin . . . fun * and frolic . . . good dancer . . . cute football queen . . . sweet personality. Basketball 2; Band 11 2; Student Council 1. DEIDRA DIDELL Ah "Ditty" Excellent language student 61. . . enthusiastic correspondent to the Teen Page . . . creative . . . likes good music. M. VICTORIA ' Honor Society 3, 4; Band 11 2; Math League 2; Softball DiFRUSCIO 1, 2; Hi-Liter 1, 2; Eagle Vicky Tribune Teen Correspondent Week-ends spent at the Barn 21 3, 4. . . . can always be found with Carole . . . is attracted to a certain boy . . . peppy cheer- leader . . . college bound. Class Vice-President 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Lites 1, 2; Knight Staff 4; Field Hockey 3. Golly, this stuff drives me crazy! Fes° MW MARLENE DILENDIK = An asset to the cheering line . . . always ready to go . . . likes victory parties . . . en- joys basketball games . . . nice girl to know. Student Council 2; Class Secretary 2; Basketball . 2; Cheerleader• 4; Dramatic Club t 4. CHERYL DORAN ' 3 Good sense of humor . . . likes errand boys . . . peppy cheerleader . . . loves to ' dance. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, (Treas- urer).; Cheerleader 4; Knight Staff 4. MICHAEL R. DUNN "Mike" Bulwark of our football team . . . always tries his best . . . *Awl seen roving around the RICHARD FENTON "Barn" and victory parties bright smile reflects his "Ricky" personality. A real "ham" on stage . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- great artistic ability . . . loves ball 1, 2; Track 3, 4. speech . . . always seen in his "red bomb" life of the party. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR FORTIN "Big Art" Dark, wavy hair . , . casual air . . . spends much time BRUCE FITZPATRICK with cars, dancing, and girls „ a great joker . . . Been Fitz to any wild parties lately? Muscular build . . . easy-going Football 1. . . . always looking for excite- ment . . . interested in sports . . . How he beats those drums! Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football 1 (Central Catholic); Base- ball 2, 3; Track 4. SHARYN FICKENWORTH Loves gym . never stops talking . . . a mania for blouses . . . always seen at football and basketball games . . . loads of school spirit. Dramatic Club 3; Math Club 3, 4; Softball 1, 2. 19 ROBERT FRIIS "Bob" Crew-cut . . . tall and lean P.T.S.A. . . . looks like a future scientist . . . loves English(?) . . . How many ` ►- mountains have you climbed, Bob? Track 1, 2; P.T.S.A. 2, 3 (Vice-President). 7AP i BRUCE FOSTER "Rebel" - A whiz at math and physics . . . always seen driving a jeep . . . mechanics and hunting . sure to succeed. LINDA FREDETTE Math League 4. "Lyn" Short and sweet . . . seems quiet, but — .. . . loves sports, music, dancing . . . a friendly "hi" for everyone . . . headed for a business career. Hi-Liter 1, 2; Basketball 3; Honor Society 4; Knight Staff 1 4. PATRICIA GARVEY "Patti" Blond and petite . . . likes to NANCY GALEAZZI talk . . . interested in sports . . . friendly to all . . . drives A sweet miss . . . attracted a little Volkswagen. to football players . . . math Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Hi- for lunch . . . well liked . . . Lites 1, 2. can always be found at the Barn. Hi-Lites; Student Council 3; Knr qht Staff 4; Football Olteen's Attendant 4; Basket- ball 4. a NOREEN GILL Cheerful personality . . . nice ' to know . . . unique laugh chatterbox . . . likes swimming, tennis, and skat- ing . . best of luck, Noreen. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. 20 JAMES E. GRAHAM "Red" Always at football and bas- ketball games . . . likes girls and the Barn . . . a faithful scout . . . seen in Bob's car. a MICHAEL JAMES ► GORHAM "Mr. Mayor" Born to be a politician . . . everyone knows Mike . . . a 4 JOYCE GORTON great speller(?) . . . well- informed . . . Democrat . . . "Joycie" what's in the future, Mike? Easy to get along with . . . a Class President 2; Strident nice friend to have . . . loves Council 2; Football 1; Bas- to talk . . . sports, music, ketball 1; Baseball 1; Chess reading . . . Had any more Club 1, 3; Dramatic Club 2, driving experiences? 3, 4; Science Club 1; Knight Honor Society 3, 4; Student Staff 3, 4; After-Prom Com- Council 1; Math League 3, 4; mittee 3; Hi-Liter 1, 2. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Knight Staff 4; Hi-Liter 1, 2; Softball 1, 2. Did I hear you say, "You know what I mean?" 1 EARLEEN HAESLOOP "Hey!" constantly talk- ing . . . likes to dance . . . southern drawl . . . the rebel a really swell kid. 1 _ RONALD HASSEY "Ronnie" Likes to work around cars . . . "Hassa" . . . found at Mea- gan's Drug Store . . . girls a favorite pastime. Football; Basketball. 1!5 GERARD JOSEPH 3 HAMEL ,Jerry„ Great sense of humor . . . i"'' easy-going manner . . . "trial by fire" . smart . . . fifth period library spares . . . al- MARGARITE HANNEM ways a -hi" for everyone. "Rita" lFrestling 1; Honor Society Likes to travel . . . partial to 3, 4 (Vice-President); Dra- the opposite sex . . . Maine naatic Club 2. . . . giggles a lot . . . always where the fun is . . . talkative miss. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Field Hockey 3. Okay, Moe, now RUN! ! R. MICHAEL HAY "Mike„ t The out-door type . . . girls, sky diving, girls . . . takes life as it comes . . . loves to hear a good joke . . .f orever get- 4. ting into trouble? Basketball 1. a r,. CORNELIUS HEGARTYw "Con Beef" Always ready to have fun . . . free and easy . . . loves Eng- lish(?) . . . mischievous » when are you going to study, Con? Basketball 1, 2; Football 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SARA HENRY ' Everybody's friend . . . "You r .- brutiful Brack rady" can talk on any subject . . . watch out for Sara on the basketball court! EUGENE HODGDON Student Council 4; Prom # "Gene" Decorat'n o Committee 3; Bas- Very quiet and shy . . . well- ketball .1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Cap- mannered . . . horseback rid- tain); Field Hockey 3, 4; ing, conservation, shooting Knight Staff 4; Band 1, 2. a really nice kid to know. NANCY HOUGHTON "Smitty" Contagious air of friendliness one terrific friend . hardly at a loss for words . . . JAMES HURRELL a whiz at office practice . . . "Huck" "future lap warmer"? Easy-going . . . always ready Basketball 3; Honor Society to join in the fun . . . an 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer)• asset to the track team . . . makes friends easily . . . the out-door type. Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Prom Decoratin a Com- mittee 3; Good Government Day Representative 4. I GAIL HOWARD Adorable clothes . . . Annapo- lis . . . loves to eat . . . is , attracted to teachers . . . pep- py and enthusiastic cheerlead- er . . . nonconformist. Cheerleader 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. � 23 ARLENE JOHNSON Always willing to help . . . sincere friend . . . seems quiet, but give her a chance . . . liked by all . . . Why do you like the Math Club, Ar- lene? 4cr. Hoszor Society 3, 4 (Coun- selor); Student Council 2; \ Math Club 2, 3 (Secretary- Treasurer) 3, 4 (President); Knight Staff 4. A RICHARD KORT "Dick" Quiet . . . good tennis player . . . real cool in history . . . always there with a helping hand. STANLEY KOZACZKA i Photography Club 1; Dra- "Stan" nzatic Club 2, 3, 4; Knight Staff 4. Quiet and diligent worker . . . model railroad enthusiast . . . GAYE KOUYOUMJIAN sincere . . . proficient in out- door sports . . . inquisitive "Sylvia" mind. Conscientious, intelligent and REGINA KOZDRAS understanding . . . refreshing "Reggie" sense of humor . . . lovely Active and vivacious . . . full soprano voice . . . thoughtful of good ideas . . . attracted personality . . . sure to make to the opposite sex . . . loves - a marvelous teacher. a good time . . . Darlene's Honor Society 3, 4; Dra- other half. matic Club 1; Scholastic Science Club 3, 4; Drama- Achievement Award 3, 4; tic Club 1 2 3 4; Knight Latin Award 3; Latin Honor Annie L. Sargent Memorial Staff 4; Photography Club 3. Society 1, 2, 3; New England Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 4; Northeast District Con- ,". cent 2, 3; New England Con- cert Festival 2, 3, 4; Hi-Liter 2. MARY KIRK Ladylike and conscientious . . . quick sense of humor . . . asset to the cheering squad . . . ' '`,.• T pleasing personality . . . mem- ber of the "Debs" . . sure to succeed in the business world. Student Council 1; Drama- tic Club 4; Knight Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; New England Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 4; New England Music 24 Festival 4. DONNA KRESS "Donna" Always cheerful and thought- ful . . . loves music . . . relia- ble friend . . . real swift hockey player . . . why so in- terested in Kentucky, Donna? Dramatic Club 4; Field Hockey 1, 3, 4 (Co-Caplain); Northeast District Concert 3; low New England Solo and En- '.seinble 2, 4 New England Music Festival 4. � t JEANNETTE LAMBERT ' � Y ' •�r. "Jinxi" yysw a Small and pixie-like . . . loves "fiTf 4= *1W to ask questions in French . . . ` terrific driver(?) . . . Mr. WILLIAM LA BELLE Hull's assistant . . . inquisi- * "Bill" or "Ding-Dong" tive mind . . . will make a Good-looking and witty . wonderful teacher. usually in trouble with at least Dranaalic Club 1, 21 3, 4; one teacher . . . flirt and Hi-Liles 1, 2; Knight Staff 4. heartbreaker . . . mischievous personality . . . a good time's insured when Bill is around. Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Science Club 1, 2. 5 Brownie Bars, 12 Sandwiches, 18 Big Tops, 27 Heath Bars — and a supermarket cart, please. l .,.�, -ice c� WAYNE LEIGHTON ' 'Butch" Favorite class — lunch . . . joker . . . expert horseman — usually found at the Riding Academy . . . best of luck, ff Butch! 1 r BARBARA LIVESEY "Barb'ry" Oh, those wild remarks! . . . where do you meet all those boys, Barbara . . . mountain ,A climbing? . . . always does her homework(?) . . . brains plus personality. ' Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (111an- ager); Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hi-Liter 2; Knight Staff 4; Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ilk THOMAS LEMAY "Snookie" Talented artist and cartoonist . . . well-liked by all . . . good dancer . . . really tries in everything he does . . . Best CHERYL LEWIS + of luck. "Louie" By far, the wittiest girl in N.A.H.S. . . . full of the dickens . regular chatter- e box Steve . . . every- one's friend . . . one swinging gal. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Science Club 11 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Manages). CREDIT ? ? LORRAINE LOSTIMOLO Nice eyes . . . swell friend to have . . . neat appearance . . . good tennis player . . . really has a way with French. Hi-Liter 2; Dramatics 2; Knight Staff 4, LYNDA LYNCH „Lynn" Has a "hello" for everyone -' . . . enjoys commercial courses good natured and easy- going . . . has her eye on a , certain boy. Hi-Liter 1; Chorus 1. Alf ate: JOHN LYONS "Johnny" Great guy to know . . . sin- amp cere friend . . . hears that call of the deep . . . skis whenever DONALD WILLIAM possible . . . good worker for LYONS N.A.H.S. Basketball 1; Intramurals "Don" 3; Photography Club 2; Track Appears shy until you know 3, 4; Knight Staff 4. him! . . . a good scout . . . friendly smile . . . has an in- terest in outdoor activities. Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3. LYNDA MAYER Quiet and pretty . . . Mr. Mac's favorite driver . . . preference for outdoor sports . . . thoughtful and consider- ate . . . future homemaker. LINDA McKEE -� Nice to everyone . . . always has something worth while to say in Problems . . . finds fun in boating . best of luck! Dramatic Club 3, 4; Hi- Lites 1. EDWARD MARTINO "Bender" Quiet, but friendly . . . spends most of his free time under a stock car . . . fond of school (?) . . . loves homeroom. 27 NATALIE MEDICI "Nat" Quiet but sweet . . . a real fury in a•basketball game . . . field hockey pro . . . has a flair for painting . . . a mem- ber of the "Debs." Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 �N, - (Co-Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Soft- ball 1, 2. RONALD McROBBIE "Stretch" Strong silent type . . . top basketball player around . . . intelligent . . . aware of the opposite sex. RICHARD McKINNON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- "Dick" Captain); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Football 3; Sure knows .his way around Honor Society 3, 4; 1L1ath trucks . . . has a special in- Club 4. terest in girls, parties, and girls . . . Got a good deal on a hot truck? MARY MOORE Excellent English student . . . likes music . . . plays quite a tune on a saxaphone . . . seen at all the games . . . good luck in college, Mary. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Knight Staff 4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; BRUCE C. MELNIKAS Honor Society 4. "Bud" Latecomer to N.A.H.S. . tall and quiet . . . can reaIIy handle a basketball . . . in- terested in cars. I N KATHLEEN MORAN t "Kitty" A cute miss . . . a sincere ,,•,� friend . . . Central's dances • hold a special attraction ( ?) for her . . . best of luck, Kitty. l 28 DONALD MORSE "Moe" Tops at every sport . . . friendly . . . popular . . . a gentleman and a real credit to N.A.H.S. - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Prom Commit- lee 3, 4. ROBERT W. MURPHY { "Murph" N Welcome addition to any team . . . popular and good- looking . . . likes a good joke KATHERINE I. MORRIS • • . always seen with Steiny . . loves English(?). "Kim" Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- One of N.A.'s most respected Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, and admired girls . . . loyaI 4 (Co-Captain); Baseball 1, to the Music Dept. . . . a 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Student terror on the hockey field . . . Council 4 (Vice President); dependable . . . college bound. Senior Class Vice-President; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Prom Commit- Knight Staff 3, 4 (Co-Edi- tee 3, 4; Honor Society 4. tor); Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Latin Honor Society 1, 2; North- east Dists•ict Music Festival 2, 3; New England Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 4; New England Music Festival # 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3. Dining at the Ritz. ,r JULIE MOURED ' Seen but not heard . . . really cool wardrobe . . . great sup- ~ porter of all sports . . . nice hairdo . . . always writing notes. F Pep Club 1. -, CAROLE NICORA "Nicky" Cute and friendly . . . usually seen at the Barn . . . always "WON, fighting for a victory on the basketball court . . . Good z� Luck in all your endeavors. *V__ Hi-Liter 1; Softball 1, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4. SUSAN E. MURPHY "Sue" Welcome addition to N.A- .H.S. . . . an expert horse- woman . . . loves to ski . . -— interesting comments in Prob- OHN RANDALL lems class . . . never forget J NEWMAN + the Scarlet Knight. Dramatic Club 4. "Alfred E. Newman" Dig that crazy haircut . . . really makes the trumpet sing . . . director of the "Swinging Saints" . . . good luck, John. Track 1; lFrestling 1; Band 11. 21 31 4. O0000 . . . a pickle! f JEANNE NIZIAK ..Niz„ Full of the devil! . . . loves to write notes . . . often seen ;�C y at Central . . . likes to go t ► � . swimming. Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2. JANET O'LEARY Sugar and spice and every- qW thing nice . . . charming miss . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . a person to know . . . per- sonality plus. Student Council 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Dramatic Club 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Knight ^ Staff 4; Football Queen's At- tendant 4. �r GEORGINA OSINSKI "George" Gift of gab . . . easy to get along with . . . special in- " fir+► terests—boys and dancing . . . RICHARD ORD "Did you do your English?" Softball 3. The "Ord One" . . . avid speech fan(?) . . . allergic to tl books . . . willing to help out scientific endeavor (?). Science Club 2, 3; Photog- raphy 1, 2. CAROL OTA Sincere, conscientious, and JOAN PELCZAR petite . . . one great asset for ., N.A.H.S. . . . talented pianist Joanni „e . "could you do the physics Tres chic . . . enjoys working problems?" college at Lawrence General . . . bound. - Vivian's other half . . . nice Honor Society 2, 3, 4 to know . . . headed for the (President); Student Council business world. 3; Class Vice President 3; Knight Staff 4. Basketball 2; Softball 1, 2, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Math • + Club 4; Knight Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; New England q0t.1 Solo and Ensemble Festival 11 2, 3, 4; New England Music Festival 3, 4. 1 CHARLES PEROCCHI "Charlie" Terrific football player . . . attracted to a certain cheer- leader . . . loves homeroom . . . carefree . . . a swell guy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 3, 4; 111'restling 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. 31 CAROLYN A. PHELAN lid "Carol" Energetic . . . talks, talks, talks . . . good-natured and friendly . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . a member of the "Debs." Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Hi-Liter 1, 2; Knight Staff 4. 491, le VIVIAN PETERS "Vivi" A wardrobe any girl would envy . . . partial to the oppo- site sex . . . Roe's other half . Andover . . . pleasant SUZANNE E. PHANEUF personality. Knight Staff 4; Dramatic "Suz" Club 4; Hi-Liter 1, 2. Artistic flair . . . great friend . . . kind-hearted . . . blushes y easily . . . Navy . . . an opti- mist. Prom Committee 3; Major- ettes 3, 4; Hi-Liter 2; Knight Staff 4. SUSAN POOR SUE PICKARD "Susie" Likes school( ?) . . . boys ga- A little lady . . . beautiful lore . . . loves to dance . . . clothes . . . shining blonde Central Catholic . . . headed hair . . . popular with the op- for business. posite sex . . . lively wit . . . .*-; accomplished pianist with a sweet(?) singing voice. ,, Student Council 2; Drama- tic Club 1, 21 3, 4 (Secretary); Hi-Liles 1, 2; Knight Staff 4. IRENE QUARTARONE • � � ' '��`�' "Renee" - A really beautiful miss . . . f ,"7 - expressive brown eyes . . . gay and sparkling . . . one certain boy . . . many chic clothes . . . cute cheerleader . . . one good friend to have. Basketball 1; National La- tin Honor- Society 1; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Dramatic Club 4; 32 Knight Staff 4 (Art Editor). CAROL ANN RIGOLI "Ravioli" Considerate and understand- ing . . . cute . . . has a friend- ly "hi" for everyone . . . lovely smile . . . always will- ing to help. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; P.T.S.A. (Vice President); New England Music Festival 2, 4; Northeast District Music Festival 3; New England Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 4. SUSAN REA Lunch-time wit loves to swap jokes . . . quiet during classes, but in between . . . "my little Rea of sunshine" . . . a true friend. DARLENE RICHARDS Hi-Lites 2; Knight Staff 4; Vivacious . . . oh, that laugh! Honor Society 3, 4. . . . prefers older men . . . fun-loving . . . what do you and Reggie talk about all the time? Band 1, 2, 3; Hi-Lites 1, 2; Photography Club 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Knight Staff 4. "Oh, don't try to pull the wool over MY eyes!" AL . 4 CAREN RITCHIE "Red" One cute redhead . . . pert and flirtatious . . . unforget- able laugh . . . always has a - snack which she's willing to share . . . headed for the busi- ness world. Chorus 1. t � r Alz ROSEMARY ROCHE Well up on the latest gossip ' . special interest—drama- tics . . . lots of friends . . . forever giggling in spares. WILLIAM ROBERTS "Bill" Often seen the the Country Club improving his golf swing . . . Mrs. Aiken's pet tease . . . identifiable by JOHN H. ROBINTON his shock of blonde hair. n s Alwa tinkering with cars Photography Club 1; P.T. y g S.A. . . . mechanics . . . a true Ex- plorer . . . outdoor man . . . deceivingly quiet appearance. Basketball 1, 2. !4ft Gee, aren't their cheerleaders nice? M �R i 7� NA +. TIMOTHY S. ROCK "Timmy" "The Rock" parties and girls . . . lots of school spirit . drives a "Polar" truck «, . . . sure to succeed at what- ever he does. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 1, 2, 3; H-i ' Liles Staff 2; Prom Commit- tee 1. RICHARD E. SHAFER "Dick" , Fine athlete . . . a great help to the football team . . . acts, too . . . never a dull moment with Dick around. .. Football 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Prom "" Decorating Committee 3; Sc, Play 3. A �►i .."f `�w"nrw PAUL SMITH "Small Paul" Full of fun . . . always ready with a good joke . . . has a special interest in food . . . KENNETH ROGERS oodles of school spirit. Football 2, 3 (Mgr.); Bas- Studious always willing ketball 2, 3 (Mgr.); Christ- to help . . . seen in the office mas Assembly 3; Dramatic practice room . . . future in Club 3; Bowling Team 1 the business world. (Central Catholic); Glee Club and Minstrel Show (Central Catholic); Sodality of the SUSAN SCHORMAN Blessed Virgin (Central Cath- "Sue" olic). Peppy and vivacious cheer- KARLEEN SMITH leader . . . neat and pert . . . personality plus popular "Smitty" as can be. Vivacious . . . a "hi" for Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2, everyone . . . really can play 3, 4 (Captain'); Dramatic that clarinet . . . Deb . . . Club 4; After-Prom Commit- partial to the opposite sex . . . tee 3; Knight Staff 4, best of luck. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Mistress 3, 4; Dram Major- for ette 4; Knight Staff 4; New England Music Festival 2, 3, 4; New England Solo and qJr Ensemble 2, 4. k � L. LEE ROSS Shy, but start him talking and — . scientifically inclined row a future mad scientist(?) . . . nice friend to have. Baseball 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Science Club 1, 2 (Vice-President); Pho- tography Club 1. ti 35 CHRISTINE Al. STAMP "Chris" Flirtatious . . . sparkling smile . . . real cool dancer . . . has special interests in certain cars(?) . . . member of the "Debs." Knight Staff 4, CAROL J. STAHLEY Personality plus . . . tremen- dous school spirit . . . two loves—acting and cheerlead- ing . . . special interest —life itself . . ."oh, really?" ARLENE SPINELLI Cheerleader 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play Neat in appearance . . . quiet 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Hi- and shy : . . exciting hair-dos Liter 2; Student Council 4; . . . a sincere friend. Knight Staff 4. RICHARD K. PAUL STANSEL STEINBERG "Paul" "Steiny" Always seen with his slide Always pounding the lecturn rule . . . polite and good na- . . . proficient at any sport . . . tured . . . a camper . . . ski- great favorite with the oppo- ing enthusiast . . . helps with site sex . . . enjoys playing everything. the guitar . . . oh, those Photography Club 2 (Presi- French classes. dent); Dramatic Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- Stage Crew 3, 4; Basketball 1. ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2,° 3; Class President 1, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council President 4; Knight Staff 4; Math Club 4; Band 1. i DONNA MARIE =�- SULLIVAN Quiet and sincere . . . a girl ell who knows what she wants good with horses . . . Best of luck, Donna. Knight Staff 4. 36 SHARON J. SUMMERS '`Sha" Great sports fan . . . usually seen with the girls . . . en- joys the music at the Barn . . . is particular about a date . . . member of the "Debs" . Best of luck, Sharon. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. BRUNO SZELEST 1, ,4 Conscientious and hard work- ing . . . sure knows cars . . . has a "hi" for everyone . . . good swimmer. Track 1, 2; Football 1. JAMES THOMPSON "Jimmy„ One well-rounded individual . . . carefree and popular . . . skiing enthusiast . . . accepts responsibility and gets things done. Class President 3; Student Council 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Liter 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Knight Staff 4 . Mr. Regan's mad scientists. 114.4 . a. CAMILLA THOMSON "Camie" Quiet . . . likes commercial subjects . . . always has a neat t ` appearance . . . likes to take I �' long walks . . . a sincere friend. , Knigbt Staff 4. ��, a WILLIAM WALSH "Walsho" r' ! What a lock of hair . . . easy going . . . likes all sports especially bowling and horse- back riding. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. HAROLD W. TROMBLY 'Skip" Cherishes his car . . . not shy with girls . . . often seen at a certain restaurant. Play- Staff 3; Photography PAUL P. VENTURA Club 4. "Bender" Great guy . . . liked by every- one . . . plays a good game of golf . . . a real asset to the Dramatic Club . . . always seen with a girl. Football 1; Track 11 2; IVrestling 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2 (Vice-President) 3, 4; Hi-Liter Staff 2; Scielzce Club 1; School Play 2, 3, 4. You can come down off the goalposts now, Mrs. Dimlich—we killed < the spider. S� K { RICHARD WHITTACKER t `Hito" Small in size only . . . popu- lar . . . rugged wrestler . . . " likes cars, parties . . . wants to be an operator of heavy equipment. IY1restling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cap- tain); Prom Committee. CHARLES WILSON "Chuck" Quiet but amiable . . . likes to go mountaing climbing . . . r special interest in cars . . . good luck in your future en- deavors. Track 1, 2, 4. .l CHARLENE YERIAN "Charlie" A real friend . . . likes swim- ming . . . can do marvelous -- things with oil paints . . . SANDRA ANN will make someone a good WOODHOUSE secretary. "Sandy" Knight Staff 4. Gift of gab . . . always has a joke and never misses the chance to hear one . . . re- member those Chem experi- ments. (H2SO4). Decorating Committee 3. GARY BRIGHTMAN "Birdseed" FRANK L. OLMS Enjoys the finer things in life Quiet . . . seen riding around fishing, hunting, and N.A. . . . friendly to every- boating . . . quiet . . . appre- one . . . swell person to know ciative of the opposite sex(.) . likes sports. . . . best of luck in the future. ROSEMARY ZAPPALA DOUGLAS LEE "Roe" "Doug" JOSEPH PAPPALARDO An enthusiastic cheerleader Forever looking forward to "Joe" . full of fun . . . hey kids, weekends . . . quite a tease let's go to the Den . . . notes . . . active member of the Constantly talking about cars in shorthand . . . appreciates 2:30 Club . . . ravenous appe- . . beach parties . . . not a the music of Sinatra. tite . . . has his own opinions care in the world . . . always Cheerleader 4; Knight Staff and makes them known. smiling . . . a nice guy. 4; Dramatic Club 4. Photography Club 1. 39 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J r 'v. Richard Steinberg, President; William Bartol, Secretary Treasurer; Robert Murphy, Vice-President 40 REMEMBER . . . When all the bubblers had hot water? The Navy band concert? When 4 cases of dog food were taken into the caf When Susan Murphy was the Scarlet Knight for the kitchen? (Hey kids, how was the scrambled Thanksgiving Day game? hamburg?) When English 4V studied Walt Whitman? When Mr. Hayes turned ice cream salesman for a day,? When Mr. Powers taught history? Art Appreciation? When Richard McKinnon threw a kid out of the caf window? The Christmas party in Mr. Roche's spare? When Scott and A. J. had a lunch-eating contest? When Rori NMcRobbie's-and Dick Kort's French books were found in the girls' room? Jerry's "trial by fire" ? When books didn't contain radios? When kids used to watch submarine races by room When Kim tried to take a temperature reading in 29? physics with the wrong end of the thermometer? When Mr. Keegan tipped over backwards in his chair? When the twist was banned at school dances? When twenty-five girls had a party in the language When English 3-1 had movies on Shakespeare in the lab? auditorium? Co-ed gym classes? Changing the tire in driver ed? When there were two parking lots? How the freshmen got shorter every year? How often Finagle's Constant was used? When Paul Smith ate onions in English class? When civics and science were full-year courses? The Tech Tourney game in the Boston Garden? When Steiny played his guitar in caf spares? When school dances were popular? When everyone fit in the auditorium? When Mrs. Medaglia's beads broke? Ur 1✓ d` When French 3C never sat in the same seats twice? 41 1 i r— i CLASS Now POLL BEST STUDENTS BEST LOOKING Ron McRobbie Dick Di Carlo Diana De Lisle Maryann Barry MA �? p �w e � ; CLASS WOLF CLASS GENTLEMAN BEST ATHLETES and and Nat Medici CLASS FLIRT CLASS LADY Don Morse Rita Hannem Maryann Barry Paul Ventura Mike Gorham ?. r' 1 iI M f WITTIEST MOST MISCHIEVOUS BEST SMILE Paul Smith Con Hagarty Charles Ashworth Charlene Dilendik - ' DONE MOST YY� FOR N.A.H.S. , Kim Morris may ` y Bill Bartol MOST LIKELY _ TO SUCCEED 6 A,-S Mike Gorham Carol Ota ;6l0a ` r ; l FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR Bruno Szelest Richard Steinberg Bev Beaudoin Nancy Beeley 44 M 4 1 C TYPICAL N.A.H.S. BEST DRESSED MOST TALKATIVE BOY AND GIRL Ricky Bryan Susan Murphy Bob Murphy Janet Batterbury Marlene Dilendik w � S R. r it li e L QUIETEST MOST TALENTED BEST DANCERS Susan Rea Carol Stahley Sharon Summers Richard Fenton MOST POPULAR TEACHERS Mrs. Brown _ BEST PERSONALITY Mr. Powers ' Susan Schorman Richard Steinberg 43 Bev Beaudoin ,r a SENIOR ww..r See, Ma, I told you it's not so easy! ONE. " , r ' w � • + w4 1 m� all �- � 1 I t 1 _ � Look out, Nikita, here we come! Constructive work; sympathetic adviser. 1 _.y Diligent math students assiduously working out impossible problems. "And now a word from our sponsor . . ." 44 ��Kim Wo w r \ 1 7� _ w #� CLASSES f ,11111:71V Im N �- qP The main products of Costa Rica are . . . y M r t Prospective IBM employees. ILI i "Dear Sir: It is interesting to note . . ." 1 t x i u Avez vous des pommes pour le professeur? r "One for the money, two for the show . . ." 45 i r Ik 1 .�..i+ Nam ; ESCAPE! ! ww��1w r+�er w •,rr ti Haven't we seen him somewhere before? ` l J y _ n 1 t � - Gee Dick can I borrow that book report you did last year? ,G_ b 1 46 js r,' X Mother told me there'd be days like this! 4 I 0.`. AFTER school, Donna! ! ! If this is what we're getting into, I'm quitting now! IL i = rq y r 6 r. Colorful displays from the Art Department. 47 If �� 41 :► -' L � A , x • ,•tit �"+M ` — 11s+ 1 1 �. . :qk woo r Nt • 7 M r �""„„� �1 �•tti,�, •� n Y lam 'J 7 SW vI. 1 L� ZJ J Jl e � 0 8 Cry UNDERCLASSMEN n� In vain we build the world, unless The builder also grows. l t i 1 CLASS OF 1964 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Bresnahan, Vice-President; Harry Wilkinson, ✓ President; Barbara Agey, Secretary-Treasurer. 50 leader • ' 6UAR0 r;. Y . r SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IN Barbara Casey, Secretary-Treasurer; Stephen Letarte, ,. President; Brendan Foster, Vice-President. y I' Y 1 h OL 1 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1965 M JILL 1 � t { r �r +1 -- - - r Ilk Ilk o4r CLASS OF 1966 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Judith Corello, Secretary-Treasurer; Warren Lodge, President; Edith Foulds, Vice-President. low m vy i J i JAY Chemistry 3-c � re And FURthermore . . ." _ i iru 1 Type �. r. R English 1-m t Y Biology 2-m 53 �I} r • r ' + 11 a 1 • i / OOMZ— -�, w ].L a � I I � ACTIVITIES ,N ww SCARLU -T HeRe . , IN��r�i� I z. _`i 10 h Silently as a dream the fabric rose, No sound of hammer or of saw was there. COWPER BAND 3� c. I M� Back row: Richard Procter, John Kamal, Bruce Houston, (Concert Mistress), Weston Noyes. Front row: Richard Robert Chepulis, John Newman, Walter Boyton. Middle Napolitano, Charles Florin, Susan Detora, Marsha Stew- row: Mr. Mosher (irector), Peter Osgood, Pamela Smith, ard, Berniece Smith, Dorothy Wedge, Carol Gilbert. Not Lila Anderson, Diane Ota, Carol Chepulis, Nancy Fur- pictured: Mary Moore, Carol Rigoli. ness, Charlotte Leatham, Mary Henshaw, Karleen Smith The band participated in many school events this year. At each football game it put on a half time show, and for the first time, the band was invited to play at the Friday night basketball games. On different occasions, the band participated in many local parades, including the "For God and Country" parade on September 26. On December 8, several members of the band participated in the New England Solo and Ensemble Music Festival held at Boston University. The following were awarded medals at this festival: Susan Detora, flute solo and Bruce Houston, trombone solo. These medals enabled Susan and Bruce to attend the New England Music Festival at Rutland, Vermont, March 28-30. On May 4, the band participated in the Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festival at Boxboro. The group also performed on May 10 at the annual spring concert, and on June 7 at graduation. Another first for the band was a dance held on April 26, the proceeds of which were used for music and other necessary equipment. 56 CHORUS Pll r f , M1 a c- N l y Back row: Donna Dolan, Jean Ramey, Katherine Morris, mann, Diane Oota, Alana Walker, Carol Vernile, Sheila Karleen Smith, Pamela Smith, Helen Robinton, Diane Freeman, Ellen Cohen, Linda Gougen, Barbara Nelson, Stabile, Ruth Moynihan, Joyce Dewhurst. Third row: Mary Henshaw, Susan Detora, Donna Sullivan. First Bruce Houston, Weston Noyes, Charles Florin, Cleon row: Olivia Carroll, Brenda Somma, June Wertz, Eliza- Richards, John Newman, Donna Kress, Carol Rigoli, beth Evans, Melaine Porochniak, Susan Middleton, Donna Sandra Brown, Gaye Kouyoumjian, Noren Gill, Carol Smith, KathIen Fiori, Linda Bettencourt, Carol Ota, Vir- Teel, Roberta Morse, Brenda Valliere. Second row: Linda ginia Dill, Margaret Aspelagh, Mr. Mosher. Not pic- Fiacchino, Deana Belair, Cheryl Socke, Karen Fleisch- tured: Margaret Lodge, Wendy Leslie. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Clarence F. Mosher, Jr., participated in sev- eral concerts throughout the year. During the Christmas season selected members of the chorus joined the band in a series of concerts given at the Franklin, Thomson and Brad- street schools. A concert given by the entire chorus and band was presented in the high school auditorium to the Kittredge School children. The annual Spring Concert was given on May 10 and featured a variety of selections from various periods in musical history. As in every year, members of the undergraduate chorus sang at graduation. Several members of the chorus participated in extracurricular music activities. Ruth Moynihan and John Newman were selected to attend the Northeast District Concert held on December 7 and 8 at Wakefield High School. Meanwhile, at Boston University on December 8, soloist Katherine Morris and a girls' double trio composed of Alana Walker, Gaye Kouyoumjian, Katherine Morris, Mary Kirk, Donna Kress, and Carol Rigoli, accompanied on the piano by Carol Ota, won top honors at the New England Solo and Ensemble Auditions. Carol and Diane Ota also won top ratings for their piano selections and were asked to represent all the pianists present at a concert attended by more than 400 students. As a result of their fine performances, these talented young people were given the opportunity to take part in the New England Music Festival held in Rutland, Vermont, March 28-30. 57 ..� dF ;� l ' r Y I � � • r The band and chorus performing at a special Christmas concert given to the grammar schools. EXTRACURRICULAR MUSIC ACTIVITIES w a R� ,., .. _++...rw...ri.. .+.►raw.�....w=r«fit t �_• > � The band played at the football and home basketball games this year. WSW OODI 7 { J Participants in the New England Music Festival: Alana Walker, John Newman, Bruce Houston, Karleen Smith, Carol Ota, Gaye Kouyoumjian, Carol Rigoli, Donna Kress, and Bruce Houston, Karleen Smith, and Susan Detora Katherine Morris, with Mr. Mosher seated at the piano. participated in the New England Solo and Ensemble 58 (Absent when photo was taken: Diane Ota, Ruth Moynihan, Auditions and the New England Music Festival. Susan Detora.) ART W low _ �r E Miss Jeppesen demonstrating still life arrangement. The art classes of North Andover High School, which are under the direction of Miss Ingrid Jeppesen, have displayed their artistic ability this past year in various ways. During the Christmas Season, the Art Department decorated the showcases in the main lobby of the high school with very impressive scenes appropriate to the season. Throughout the academic school year, Room 28 continuously displayed the creations of its art students. The showcases outside Room 28 also contained the finished products of many art projects. The Art Department has been most cooperative in designing picture posters for the various activities which took place during the year. allOe 1 59 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Collier As in past years, the Guidance Department of North Andover High School continues to provide expert help and guidance to students preparing for various future occupations. Miss Madelin Gillen, Mr. Thomas Powers, and Mr. Robert Collier contributed in- valuable assistance to the students in their charge. Our thanks is certainly extended to these people who have given so willingly of their time and effort to direct our steps to most rewarding paths. AWN 6 P Miss Gillen 60 Mr. Powers KNIGHT STAFF WNW 4"W r I Back row: Darlene Richards, Arlene Johnson, Anthony Susan Poor, Cheryl Doran, William Bartol, John Lyons, Ranfone, Richard Steinberg, Richard Kort, James Thomp- Charlene Yerian, Carol Coppeta, Janet Batterbury, Joyce son, Michael Gorham ,Phillip Bartol, Mary Moore, Lor- Groton, Nancy Caimi, Sara Henry, Carol Ota. First row: raine Lostimolo, Karleen Smith. Third row: Linda Fred- Miss Ann Wharton, Vicki DiFruscio, Suzanne Phaneuf, ette, Barbara Livesey, Susan Rea, Camilla Thomson, Mary Irene Quartarone (Art Editor), Diana DeLisle (Co-edi- Ann Barry, Nancy Galeazzi, Deidra Didell, Janet tor), Katherine Morris (Co-editor), Nancy Beeley (Busi- O'Leary, Regina Kozdras, Mark Kirk, Nancy Carey, Joan ness Manager,) Arlene Spinelli, Donna Sullivan, Jean- Pelczar, Carolyn Phelan, Rosemary Zappala. Second row: nette Lambert, Christine Stamp. Gail Aziz, Susan Schorman, Vivian Peters, Carol Stahley, In order to produce a "bigger and better" yearbook than ever before, members of the 1963 KNIGHT staff have given liberally of their time and effort. Soliciting ads, writing articles, selecting pictures, and + meeting deadlines required many extra hours. Intended to be a record of a four-year period, the f yearbook demanded — and received — a great deal ` of attention. Special thanks goes to Miss Ann Whar- ton, faculty advisor, whose guidance was invaluable, and to the editors, Katherine Morris and Diana De- Lisle, whose efforts to coordinate and consolidate material resulted in one of the best yearbooks yet produced. 61 Z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 7: AMP* a� Back row: Nancy Caimi, David Simon, Barbara Livesey, Rea, Gail Howard, Barbara Agey, Carol Chepulis, Caren Robert Parker, Ronald McRobbie, Marc Garnick, Richard Ritchie, Janet Batterbury, Linda Fredette. Front row: Steinberg, William Bartol, Nancy Shepard. Second row: Arlene Johnson, Katherine Morris, Gerald Hamel (Vice- Miss Margaret Donlan (Faculty Advisor), Joyce Gorton, President), Carol Ota (President), Nancy Houghton Diana DeLisle, Nancy Martin, Nancy Galeazzi, Susan (Secretary-Treasurer), Karleen Smith, Deidra Didell. The National Honor Society is built on the stand- ards of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Its members are selected on the basis of these stand- ards. Society members devote their services to tutor- ing and aiding the school in various activities. Annually the Honor Society gives a twenty-five dollar award to the student with the highest four year average in English. During the past year, the Society presented the school with two gifts: a book for the library and a directory, which will be in- stalled upon the completion of the new building. The annual dance sponsored by the Society, the �- � Holly Hop, was held on December 14, 1962. STUDENT COUNCIL 1 + ti+ � T T r � �tisl 1 � I � 7;z I P_ 10 Back row: Bernard McDonald, Warren Lodge, John tin, Carol Stahley, Gail MacDonald, Jane Broadhead, Speas, William Homer, Harry Wilkinson, Brenden Fos- Dorothy Wedge, Judy Corello, Karen Bresnahan. Front ter, Kenneth Elliott, Donald LaPointe, Steve Letarte, row: Carol Nicora, Nancy Robert, Carol Rigoli, Nancy William Barfol, Jacqueline Dyer. Second row: Mrs. Beeley (Secretary-Treasurer), Richard Steinberg (Presi- Marian Grossman (Faculty Advisor), Sara Henry, Carol dent), Robert Murphy (Vice-President), Janyce Sum- Bettencourt, Margaret Erle, Edith Foulds, Jane Valpey, mers, Janet Olpp, Barbara Agey, Cheryl Lewis. Patricia Steele, Lita Koper, Barbara Casey, Nancy Mar- At the beginning of this school year the Social Calendar Committee of the Student Council made out the social calendar for the school year. Throughout the year, Council members continued their services and patrolled the cafeteria during lunch periods. The council also sponsored the election of a Football Queen. The successful Student Council dance was held March 1, 1963. The Eastern Massachusetts District Conference for Student Councils was held in Novem- ber, 1962, at LynnfieId. The following delegates at- tended from the North Andover Council: Gayle Mc- Donald, Barbara Casey, Carol Bettencourt, Karen Bresnahan, Jackie Dyer, Sara Henry, Barbara Agey, Bernard McDonald, Warren Lodge, Nancy Beeley and John Speas. The annual Scholarship Drive was conducted by the Council from March 1 to March 11. A successful "tag day" augmented the scholarship fund. N 63 MATHEMATICS CLUB _ L Y YN Back row: David Simon, John Stephenson, Kenneth Rob- Sharyn Fickenworth, Thoma .Maxwell, Carol Chepulis, inson, Richard Steinberg, Peter Timmons, Robert Parker, Joyce Gorton, Joyce Conti, Nancy Caimi, Nancy Shep- Robert Murphy, Ronald McRobbie, Marc Garnick, Nor- herd, Raymond Guy, Mr. Joseph Lynch (Advisor). First man Hughes, Robert Chepulis, Charles Florin, John Wil- roue: Claire Shola, Barbara Livesey, Judith Dolan, Paula son, John Donahue, Bernard McDonald. Second row: Frankevicz, Arlene Johnson (President), Ruth Moyni- Mr. Arthur Forgetta (Advisor), Carol Ota, Jacqueline han (Secretary-Treasurer), Janet Olpp, Nancy Furness, Dyer, Elizabeth Evans, Donna Savoy, Diana DeLisle, Barbara Hanlon, Joanne Coughlin. The Mathematics Club, under the guidance of Mr. y • � Arthur Forgetta and Mr. Joseph Lynch, participated in monthly contests sponsored by the Eastern Massa- chusetts Mathematics League. 7:P_ The Club also sponsored an annual dance, the proceeds of which were used for awards and pay- , T.�" ment of League dues. A . 64 SCIENCE CLUB ] IN 41 Al Y pp k�r IA �� _ I,.i � �__/-• fop R Back row: David Simon, John Wilson, Charles Florin, Paul Stansel, John Matthews, James Powers. First row: Robert Coppeta, Norman Hughes, Mr. Thomas Regan, Carol Chepulis, Cheryl Lewis, Diana DeLisle, Darlene Richards, Regina Kozdras, Robert Chepulis, Marc Garnick. Members of the Science Club have participated in several science-related activities during the year. During the Christmas vacation, members Robert _ --- Coppeta and David Simon attended the Holiday Series of Lectures at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- , � ��,,�..-•----"-"'- ""-'�.- ---'--'_. nology. Robert Chepulis and Advisor Mr. Regan partici- pated in a Junior Science Program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology on April 18-19, 1963. The Science Fair was held March 15, 1963. Win- ners participated in Technorama VII at Lowell Tech- nological Institute for the State Science Fair. r 65 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB v t xit l K e r� Back row: Alan Twombly, Terrance Nolan, James Batterbury, Mr. John Robinson, (Advisor). First row: Ronald Wilson, John Wilson, Paul Stansel (President). Under the direction of Mr. John Robinson the Photography Club has been making an instructive movie about the new upper elementary school now r; under construction. The film will be similar to the tt- .• - one about the high school completed a few years ago. This year the club has undertaken a new project, wr taking pictures for the annual town report whose format is being revised. The group has also con- _ , tributed several yearbook pictures. 1 1 a M. f o6 DRAMATIC CLUB f -ran V .*. "W t Members of the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. James McDonald, presented and sponsored several activities during the school year among which were the Christmas Assembly Program, the Valentine Dance, and the annual school play. t The club participants attended an amateur and a professional performance which helped broaden their y 1 knowledge and appreciation of the theatre. ` Membership in the Dramatic Club is open to any student having an interest in the theatre or any of its allied fields. 3 67 } q 1 i F _ f r `* Modified Twist (?) ip rr 1 6 t Effi9fi � . ,x ' r _ i y � r FOOTBALL QUEEN Left to eight: Vicki DiFruscio, Maryann Barry, Bob Murphy, Queen Charlene Dilendik, Don - Morse, Nancy Galeazzi, Janet O'Leary. long The pause that refreshes . . � - s . Y VALENTINE QUEEN r Left to sight: Christine Fraser, Linda Bat- tencourt, Sylvia Andrews, Donna BeIIarado, `r Queen Nancy Beeley, Mr. Broadhead, Randa Taylor, Karen Pybus, Janet Batterbury. I T-y P i 1• ,, V'�'f• � tea, . c j Receiving Board of Trade awards. Induction of new National Honor Society members. r r a n C "You're a good-looking group!" Mr. Louis Hull, school librarian. - ` �t��t•lal.; ,- t t r i 9 1 � "All right, boys, which of you has the gum?" No books, Sharon? 69 THEY ALSO SERVE " _ j�BL�tN 7 Cafeteria workers: Marquerite Midgley, Gladyce Cranston, Mary Trovato, Angelus Hayes, Louise Lord, Frieda Bernhardt. (Not pictured: Rose Barnes, Vera Kiryluk, Alice Humi- nick, Rita Baines.) . mow IQ :•:tom'" `` h ♦ � 4 � �� i Custodians: George Cunningham, John Cushing. (Not pic- fured: William White, Frank Lewis.) i y k Chow Time 70 Looks like the last lunch period . . . _E I�q - ,1 lI ` 1 All I s� ii -.art'`_ ,�,A ' r L � I • � �� r ,tom ;e• �,,, �! '` s• e7on �e �� r � �� f t i w Back row: David Rennie, (Ass. Manager); James McAloon, Ronald Wedge, Charles Perrochi, Sean Fountain, James (Afana;er); Clifford Stone, Joseph Boyle, Robert Shay, John Murphy, Douglas Ramsden, Harry Wilkenson, Ellis Fitz- Dushame, John Thistle, Kenneth Girard, Steve Shea, Fred patrick, Steve Letarte, Steve Whittaker, Joseph Jacques. Stewart, Alan Gourley (Maria,-er.) Third row: Robert Lord, Robert Roach, (sst. Coach); James Hills, (Asst. Coach); Tony Ranfone, John Speas, Mike Roberts, Charles Beau- Lee Ross, Mike Dunn, Robert Murphy, (Co-Captain); Don- chesne, Frank Smith, Steve Summers, Robert Marcinuk, Wil- ald Morse, (Co-Captain); Richard Steinberg, Richard Shafer, liam Stephenson, James Burke (Asst. Manager). Second row: Robert Sullivan, (Coach). FOOTBALL During the colorful football season of 1962, North Andover compiled a fine record of five wins and four losses. Under the expert guidance of Coach Robert Sullivan, the members of the team gained valuable experience in their listed positions as well as others. Co-captains Don Morse and Bob Murphy contributed sparkling performances. Don led all Greater Lawrence High School players in scoring. Bob powered his way through the opposition for valuable yardage. The Co-Captains elect for '63 are Doug Ramsden and Ron Wedge. 72 po µ 4 f ! VA look�r 40 • - s `K WHO +. ".dM :♦ t t 06 t - ,. a `lbw .r,�,,�',• � r t�'.' �� - - ..A. 0�-=01, kp ► • qr • 41 . IV ^'lot ell Left to right: Gail Howard, Carol Stahley, Marlene Dilendik, Rosemary Zappala, Susan Schorman (Captain), Vicki DiFruscio, Cheryl Doran, Irene Quartarone, Mary Kirk. (Absent: Janet O'Leary.) CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders with all their pep and vigor led the teams to victories, and helped to boost school spirit. As well as cheering at the football and basketball games, they held three rallies and conducted a Halloween "Boo-Bop" At a basketball tournament in Amesbury, Mass., the cheerleaders were presented a trophy for being the outstanding cheering unit among the four schools represented. Mrs. Dimlich served as advisor to the squad. 74 GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY 1. 7 .11 a � o ir 4 4 r A ,�► r Back row: Barbara Livesey, Co-captain Donna Kress, Bar- Mrs. Dimlich. First row: Sylvia Andrews, Sara Henry, Bev- bara Fisher, Ruth Moynihan, Janyce Summers, Helen Rob- erly Beaudoin, Pamela Phelan, Carol Ota, Susan Zimney, inton, Katherine Morris, Co-captain Natalie Medici, Coach Roberta Morse. The girls' fiield hockey team, headed by co-captains Donna Kress and Natalie Medici, compiled a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie for one of the best records the team has had in recent years. High scorer was Donna Kress, followed by Sylvia Andrews and Carol Nicora. Goalie Bev Beaudoin made many excellent saves for the team. Retiring seniors, besides the above mentioned, include halfback Kim Morris and inners Carol Ota, Nancy Beeley, and Sara Henry, all of whom did a fine job. The junior varsity team, captained by Nancy Lanni, compiled a record of four score- less ties and two losses. The co-captains for the coming year are Ruth Moynihan and Barbara Fisher. f JUNIOR VARSIT`i Front rou,: Sandra Brown, Carol Thibault, Gerry Pen- dak, Judith Abbott, Carol Battaglioli, Jane Valpey. I Back row: Donna Houghton, Marilyn Foley, Karen Fleischmann, Janet Olpp, Patricia Leary, Maureen DeAdder, Linda Kamal, Mfrs. Mildred Dimlich (coach). z+ 75 y � , MAJORETTES 44 � + n O � F P� J F f � • Left to Right: Marita Butterfield, Helen Robinton, Mae Annis, Jo Ann Andrukaitis, Sandra Brown, Suzanne Phaneuf, Betsy McClung, Linda Duffy, Olivia Carroll, Christine Phaneuf. The Majorettes, under the direction of Clarence F. Mosher, Jr., added pep and color to the band during the football season. By steadily increasing their ranks and adding new routines, the squad noticeably im- proved. The Majorettes marched in the "For God and r r1t Country" parade, the "Santa Claus" parade, and the t •• �' Ar.A Memorial Day parade. "' arc -= -'��--• I ._ 76 r T _ Y. r , (7) 711 AM Al 4 • • r ' • w e V, r Back roue: Steve Summers, Brian Kennedy, Richard Robin- Brendan Foster, Donald Morse, Ronald McRobbie (co- son. Second row: Coach Robert Licare, Robert Marcinuk, captain), Robert Murphy (co-captain), Richard Shafer, Harry William Robinson, Bruce Allen, Robert Parker. First row: Wilkinson. BOYS ' BASKETBALL The Scarlet Knight Basketball Team under Coach Robert Licare, enjoyed a very successful season, finishing second only to Chelmsford in the Lowell Suburban League with a 12-2 league record and a 16-4 seasonal record. Other highlights of this campaign t included: qualifying for the Tech Tourney, retaining the "Little Three" trophy, and winning the Christmas Holiday Tournament held at Amesbury. Co-Captain Ron McRobbie captured the Greater Lawrence Scoring Title with 387 points, and Co-Captain Bob Murphy placed second with 351 points. These magicians of the court were chosen to play on the Lowell Suburban League All-Star Team. The Co-Captains for next year's varsity team are: Robert Parker and William Robinson. Under the direction of Coach Robert Roche, the Junior Varsity team, progressively improving, compiled an 18-1 record. 77 F i� h� AL ,, r . 4 a r � 1 t t z, :a Back row: Carol Ota (Manager), Nancy Beeley, Carol Nicora, Jane Valpey, Nancy Roberts, Beth BArwell, Mary Moore, Ruth Moynihan, Mary Corello, Miss Cahoon (Coach). First row: Carol Bettencourt, Linda Fredette, Sara Henry (Co-captain), Natalie lbledici (Co-captain), Beverly Beau- doin, Donna Bishop. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The varsity team, coached by Miss Cahoon, ended its 1962-63 season with a record of 4 wins and 12 losses. Combining sparkling spirit and improved playing at the end of the season, they won 3 of their last 4 games, losing to Andover by only one point. Natalie Medici and Sara Henry, co-captains for the season, represented the squad at the annual All-Star game held at Chelmsford. Mary Corello was high scorer for the year with Nancy Roberts and Natalie Medici close behind. The senior defense included Bev Beau- doin, Sara Henry, Nancy Beeley, Mary Moore, and Linda Fredette. The junior varsity, under the direction of Miss McGovern, ended thei rseason with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Sharon Summers was high scorer. Nancy Galeazzi, guard, and Pat Stone, forward, are credited along with the rest of the team for doing an outstanding job. Varsity co-captains for next year are Mary Corello and Nancy Roberts. 79 fn h 1 r i6 t , 5 Back row: Stephen Guerrera, Robert Shay, Walter Boynton. Second row: David Ritchie, John Speas, David Pybus, George Gregory, John Guilmette, Richard Card, Coach Crozier. First row: Alfred Guerrera, James Powers, Richard Whittaker, James McAloon, Stephen Henry. WRESTLING The wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Harold Crozier, entered three major contests this year: the Brooks School Tournament, the Merrimack Valley Tourna- ment, and the State Meet. Amid strong competition at the State Meet, Steve Henry achieved a fourth place; James Powers wrapped up a first place, illustrating his skill. With twelve schools competing, the squad received a sixth place rating at this event. Steve Henry went undefeated in eleven dual meets. Steve and John Speas boast the fastest pins of the year: 45 seconds. The season was completed with a four and seven win-loss record. James Powers is the captain-elect. 80 r p � ,t O R ' T jr 14 i c yd _ �r ."•` , ..,M,{k; .�� it ` ;^. � �yr, -I`= yy✓a 1TF �r^' �'._"41�� '+..P'�t.�°"[�'��s+ .q, f �~ r� i,yj�it�c`�+;��i�y r��+►w':C��'u4,��M}�„�s�"a`.{ r'�M r... x�.•, , �' r•k r-.� �.`,e��: ��*^ yam"" �e�.'�t. ,, "�.,r�-x• � ,, CANDIDS 81 .t A r' I r �• • / •M , r. ' •ivr W-6 400 + ..fit\� N �� •� ;� � � + 1 rr11 f�. 4 S w � We c06 ,� ; • I to T P it � i � ,;. r/ •C'� w, ♦.�,�t� S• ` n i 1low �+ �� ' , �� ,. •�'�`'�� fib- ,r •� f �• t r ♦ r.� • 1l r i ML Ago r R , -0- A•i .. * a r V `# 4p / � r mw x 1 r 7 THE DRAMATIC CLUB SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1963 The play is done; the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter's bell: A moment yet the actor stops, And looks around, to say farewell. W. M. THACKERAY: The End of the Play V No�`V'V xaxV Y x 84 Oxo X V Compliments MEAGAN'S DRUG, INC. of Prescriptions Our Specialty — Free Delivery — Telephone MU 2-8138 FINNERAN'S DRUG STORE 48 Water Street North Andover, Mass. 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LORING 0 STUDIOS New England's Largest School Photographers �oxar x V Compliments of RUSSEM'S INC. SCHRUENDER REAL ESTATE Merrimack Valley's Leading — Multiple Listing Service — Family Department Store George H. Schruender, Realtor 309-325 ESSEX STREET Telephone MU 3-2216 77 Chickering Road North Andover, Mass. LAWRENCE, MASS. Fuel Oils 24-Hour Burner Service y Range Oils Auto Repairs In North Andover It's TROMBLY BROTHERS VAL'S RESTAURANT § Harold W. Trombly, Owner Telephone MU 3-1031 153 Sutton Street North Andover, Mass. 1' Compliments of . . . 91112 MAIN STREET LEGARE'S MARKET NORTH ANDOVER 58 Main Street North Andover, Mass. MASSACHUSETTS WHITWORTH ' S Rubber and Sporting Goods MACS GENERAL STORE of Every Description Rain Coats - Sports Clothing Rubber Footwear 7 JOHNSON STREET Telephone MU 2-2573 NORTH ANDOVER 581 ESSEX STREET MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE, MASS. Compliments of . . . DIFRUSCIO & CAPALDO E M P I R E CONTRACTORS 355 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. ANDOVER STREET RAPID CAR WASH L250 RTH ANDOVER 330 South Broadway ASSACHUSETTS Lawrence, Mass. . oxo��oY x 89 �ox.axv: x V ANDREW F. COFFIN 71 MAIN STREET NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone MU 8-4074 - 2-7338 Compliments of . . . § SOREFFS ROBERT'S HARDWARE CO. � � 136 Main Street North Andover, Mass. QUALITY CLOTHING For Ladies, Meta & Boys CENTRAL SERVICE STATION 9 Waverly Road 209 ESSEX STREET North Andover, Mass. THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT, Inc. Steaks - Chicken - Lobster Dinners Business Men's Specials Telephone MU 6-4309 435 ANDOVER NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. t THE HI - SPOT JOSEPH FILETTI Route 125 - 133 Main Street North Andover, Mass. North Andover, Mass. ROBERT McCARTHY TAYLOR SHOP Essex Street 398 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Lawrence, Mass. oxo��d.o� x 90 �4+4x0 X LAMEY - WELLEHAN CASHMAN'S SERVICE STATION SHOES AND HOSIERY Raymond J. Cashman For Every Occasion Gas - Oil - Tires - Tubes and Accessories 331 ESSEX STREET 141 SUTTON STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. LAWRENCE RUBBER CO. § VAL'S RESTAURANT § RUBBER GOODS SPORTING GOODS x 911/2 MAIN STREET Y 464 .ESSEX STREET NORTH ANDOVER § LAWRENCE, MASS. MASSACHUSETTS W H I T W O R T H ' S ELFRIEDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Telephone MU 3-2279 Rubber and Sporting Goods of Every Description 200 Osgood Street Rain Coats - Sports Clothing North Andover, Mass. Rubber Footwear PRANK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Telephone MU 2-2573 Odelle F. Cashman, Prop. Gas - Oil - Batteries - Tires - Tuber - Accessories 581 ESSEX STREET Telephone MU 7-7373 LAWRENCE, MASS. 4 Main Street North Andover, Mass. NORTH ANDOVER SUPPLY, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Supplies Telephone MU 3-8993 555 CHICKERING ROAD NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS oKo��oY x 91 Q xQ X V Compliments of MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN, INC. FRANCIS A. LORDAN Essex County's Leading FURNITURE STORE Since 1887 JOHN R. HOSKING, INC. "Everything for School and Office" 225 ESSEX STREET Telephones: MU 7-7929 - 3-2769 LA`XTRENCE, MASS. 230 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. DRESSES § SPORTSIFEAR - CATHERINE M. TROMBLY § ACCESSORIES - — Insurance of All Kinds — Life - Sickness - Accident THE VILLAGE GREEN Hospital and Group p DRESS SHOP 2-4 JOHNSON ST. NO, ANDOVER Telephone MU 6-4575 Telephone MU 6-5092 Compliments of . . . K A P ' S 377 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE MASSACHUSETTS ; t WM. B. KENT & SONS, Inc. Local and Long Distance Moving - Packing and Storage Agent for North American Van Lines Telephone MU 3-9439 550 TURNPIKE STREET NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. oxa�•.oxox� x 92 .�oxoxo: x V 150th Anniversary 1813-1963 J. P. STEVENS & CO., Inc. § 4 § STEVENS PLANT OSGOOD PLANT NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS § For NEW ENGLAND'S FINEST FRIED CLAIMS Visit LYNCH'S RESTAURANT "Steaks, Chops and Seafood Specialties" "Businessmen's Luncheons" ROUTES 125 & 133 NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS x 93 so rs MRS. FOLLEY § MR. R. LOUIS DiFRUSCIO MR. & MRS. LOUIS DiFRUSCIO § MR. & MRS. SAMUEL GERGENTI MR. SAMUEL GERGENTI, JR. "THE DEBS" "THE 81/2,S„ ti fi x "THE VEDETTS" THE MATH CLUB THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY oxv►�.oxo� x 94 Compliments of ATTORNEYS 4 ALBERT J. BRADLEY x� MICHAEL J. CLIFFORD y RALPH FINCK JOHN LYNCH HAROLD NORLEY, JR. RENO ORLANDO ANTHONY RANDAZZO ARNOLD H. SALISBURY DONALD F. SMITH MICHAEL STELLA CHARLES W. TROMBLY JOHN J. WILLIS ova x 95 x JOHN BREEN Memorial Funeral Home, Inc. Established 1869 Serving All Faiths 230 HAMPSHIRE STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 35-37 MERRIMACK STREET § NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. Telephone 682-8381 O N B - H E BREEN - HAR ES BREEN R.J H REEN C ARL S M. C L M. , J § Registered Funeral Directors and Embalmers i t � ti ZA 1 oKo��oKo x 96 Ixrya t � � i 1 PF itif1fjiq` f1, �° fil lit J1111 it III, I 1f ,1kt.t,lf� t� ig! ff}a iff lk if�9fit'tl it;f!kill i ' i� tit t iff ;tf1r. }fiff {ffyf 2 � i1131l1 ! ' ii � t ;faf;ff�ff $ f�tf #!Ot # ; R ; t I ®r 4 1 t ► � :t f,i \�;? 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