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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Tableof Contents ........................... .......... ..................... ............. ........... 3
Administration ........................... ................... —.......... .... ..... ...... ...... 4
Faculty ................................. ... ... ..... . ........... ..... .. .................. .. 5
11 Seniors ...... -..... .... ......... . .......... .. .... ........... ... . ..... .... ..
Senior Officers ... ... ..... .. . .... .... . .. . . .. ... .. ... . ...... 56
Remember ..... ... . .... .... .. .. . ... 57
Class Poll ..... ..... ......... 58
Senior Classes ....... .... .... 60
Underclassmen ... 61
Activities ............... .... .... .... ....... . 69
Sports ..................... 81
Advertising and Sponsors 91
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AGNES M. AIKEN ROBERT J. COLLIER
French Director of guidance, North
lk'heaton College, A.B.; L., r Andover Public Schools
Harvard University, Ed.Al. Cortland State Teachers
"When you visit Europe . . ." i — College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston
University, MAL
�. "You will have three hours and
t ten minutes to read the
directions."
MARGARET E. HOWARD E. CROZIER
BROWN Director of Physical Education
English and Athletics
Boston University, A.B. Track and Wrestling Coach
"Come on now, use your head." Springfield College, B.S., M.Ed.
"Algebraically speaking . .
MARY A. BUCKLEY MILDRED E. DIMLICH
Home Economics Girls' Physical Education, Girls'
Regis College, B.S. � Field Hockey Coach
"Do you want a big round goose Advisor to Cheerleaders, Coach
egg for the day?" �, +, .� of Upper Elementary Basketball
Posse-Nissen School of
Physical Education
"Open orders, one, tew."
ENID M. BURNS MARGARET M.
English, Advisor to school DONLAN
publication Algebra, Latin, Advisor ro .�
Simmons College, B.S.; National Honor Society
'✓ Middlebury College, Af.A. Boston University, A.B., M.Ed. �+
"All right, there will be no "Repeat after me, 'As a
more talking." member of the National
Honor Society . . .' "
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JOHN V. DONOVAN ARTHUR H.
Chairman of English FORGETTA
Department, English Algebra,Senior Mathematics,
Boston College, A.B., M.A. Math Club
"Boys, beware." Tufts University, B.S.;
Northeastern University, M.Ed.
"Ahoy out there, you great
stone faces."
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Algebra, General Science, GILLEN
i. Assistant Football Coach, Director of Guidance °
E Junior Varsity, Assistant i
Basketball Coach, Freshmen University of Maine, A.B.;
Salem,
University, M.A.
State College at Sale
B.S. in Ed. "Let's look at this realistically."
"I'm sorry I forgot to have my
picture taken."
ROSEMARY D. MARION S.
FLIBBERT GROSSMAN
English �"" Typewriting, Stenography,
Wellesley College, A.B. Advisor to Student Council
College,
"I'll give you three chances." �� ., Salem State Teachers Coll g
B.S. in Ed.;Boston University,
Ed.M.
"Loitering is prohibited!"
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ANTHONY ARTHUR P. HALL
•' FORGETTA Latin, Russian
French Boston University, A.B.
Boston College, B.S. "Soon I'll have you thinking
"That's the way the French like the Russians."
people do it." "f
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ARTHUR J. HAMEL MILTON J. KIMMEL
Chemistry, Coach of J.V. Band
Baseball , Lowell State College, B.S. in Ed.
St. Anselm's College, A.B.; , 1 "Put a little more umph in it."
State Teachers College at
Boston, Af.Ed.
"What do you mean? What is
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Industrial Arts,Mechanical Biology, Assistant Principal,
Drawing Coach of Baseball f'
Fitchburg State College, B.S. St. Anselm's College, A.B.
in Ed.; Calvin Coolidge "Now, my dearly beloved . . ."
College, M.Ed.
"OK,who left the milk bottle?"
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LEWIS J. HULL ROBERT C. LICARE
Librarian Problems of Democracy,
Basketball Coach
Boston University, B. Mus., —`
M.A. ti Freshman Football Coach
"All right,you birds, three 4 Boston University, B.S., Ed.M.
minutes detention!" "" "Hey, you in the back . . ."
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'* English Plane Geometry, Algebra,
Wellesley College, B.A. General Science
"Oh, how prosaic." Advisor to the Math Club
College of the Holy Cross, B.S. �.
"Oh, go take a slow boat to
China."
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JAMES W. ALBERT F.
McDONALD PERRAULT, JR.
Speech, English, Dramatic Club Problems of Democracy,Civics,
Director of School Play, History
Driver Education Holy Cross, B.S.; Boston
Emerson College, B.Q.I. - College, M.A.
"This needs oral preparation." "And as the good book says,
'Thou shalt eat thy bread in
Oil
the sweat of thy brow.'
CLARENCE F. THOMAS F. POWERS
MOSHER, JR. Guidance Counselor, Business
Music Supervisor,Choral Music Manager of Athletics
` New England Conservatory of
Tufts University, A.B., M.Ed.
Music, B. Mus.; Columbia "You, you want to go to sr
University, M.A. in Educational college?" .�.
Administration.
"Sing it pianissimo"
ALICE M. NEAL THOMAS L. REGAN
Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Physics, Chemistry, Algebra,
Bookkeeper for North Andover Science Club,President of
School Lunch Programs North Andover Teachers
Boston University, B.S.S., Association •
M.Ed. - :` Providence College, B.S.;State
"Machines quiet." College at Salem, M.Ed.
"Today we will have a filum
with Mr. Filik."
PHILIP E. NELSON JOHN R. ROBINSON
History, Civics General Science, Consumer ,
Boston University, B.A. Education, Problems of
"Who needs to study the Democracy, Photography Club
"' ►�` - Civil War,anyway?" Boston University, B.S.;Suffolk.
University, M.Ed.
w "Today we will have our
annual Pearl Harbor Day
quiz."
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ROBERT B. ROCHE HARWOOD A.
History, Biology
Assistant Coach in Football, STEELS
Basketball,Track ` Typing, Bookkeeping,
Suffolk University, A.B. Business Training
"O.K., big fella." University of A4aine, B.S. in
But. Ed.;Salem State College,
AI.Ed.
"You're late!"
GRACE S. SAULNIER ROBERT J. SULLIVAN
French Algebra, General Math, Coach
�* Emmanuel College, B.A. of Football
"Oh, really." Holy Croft, B.S.
"All right now, pay attention."
MARCIA O. SEWALL RALPH C. TAYLOR
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Drawing, Crafts . ' English,Advisor to the
Pembroke College, B.A.;Tufts Yearbook
University, M.Ed. Brown University, Pb.B., M.A.
"Good for you." "Lets do this fast."
KATHERINE C. CLAIRE T. TORPEY
■ SHERIDAN Stenography, Office Practice,
History,Geography Junior Business Training
Boston University, B.S., in Ed., Salem State Teacbers College,
Al.Ed. B.S. in Ed.; Boston University,
"We'll start in the back of the ALEd'
room this time." "Now people, I mean really
and truly."
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"What's this love and kisses bit?"
"If you can't find it here try the yellow pages."
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JUDITH E. ABBOTT
"Judy„
Beautiful red hair . . . full of vim and vigor . . . short and sweet . . . always
seen with Jane and Marilyn . . . simply loves chorus (?) . . . always has a
winning smile for everyone . . . an avid sports fan . . . ready to cheer up
anyone, anytime . . . hopes to go into nursing.
Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Knight 4.
CHARLES W. ACKROYD
"Charlie"
"Hi there" . . . oh, how you love homework? . . . quiet, but oh so nice
. . . you'll make a good electrician, but watch out for those lively wires 4
. . . never forget those fifth period spares or your Senior year . . . loves to
hunt and fish . . . typical outdoor man . . . will you ever get that driver's
license? . . . well mannered . . . a really nice kid to know . . . diligent
worker. . . best of luck always.
JOAN E. ACKROYD
"Joan"
A very nice friend to have . . . has a smile and a good word for everyone
. . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . partial to out-of-town boys
. . . neat in appearance . . . loves to dance . . . always ready for a good
party . . . great fan of the beaches . . . full of the dickens . . . real sweet
,s miss . . . sure to succeed in the business world.
Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4.
BARBARA A. AGEY
"Barb"
A real peppy cheerleader . . . has a friendly
/ "Hi" for everyone . . . accomplished much
during her four years at N.A.H.S. . . . enjoys �.►
lab periods . . . future teacher . . . Nancy's
other half . . . adorable wardrobe . . . nice waysA.
has a passion for skiing . . . best of luck V
Barb!
Knight 4: Cheerleader 4: Honor Society 34
Basketball 2; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student
r Council 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2,3: Prom Coin- `
` mittee 3, 4: Hi-Liter 1: D. A. R. Good Citi-
zenship Award 4.
Hi! . . . Hey, Gang, . . . Ya know who
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JOHN JOSEPH ARMANO
"Johnny"
Quiet young roan . . . very sincere . . . follows all the sports events . . .
one of the famous "corridor watchers" . . . handsome . . . attracted to the
fair sex . . . loves to say "I know it!" . . . thinks his teachers are the best '
. . . hopes to be a sports announcer . . . bound to be tops.
Baseball 4; Dramatic Club 3.
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ROBERT JAMES ASPINALL
"Bob"
`q Man of few words . . . nice smile for everyone . . . lover of the fairer sex
. . . magnificent build . . . reaI sharp dresser . . . the studious type? . . .
member of the 2:30 Club . . . handsome . . . forever on the go . . . never
a bad word to say about anyone . . . partial to girls from out of town . . .
not a worry in the world . . . well-mannered . . . allergic to school . . .
happy as the day is long . . . looking forward to graduation.
PATRICIA ANN BAGLIERI
"Pat"
Senior Marshall of the year . "Take gas!" . . . one desire in life is to
have seven spares a day . . . Gail's partner in crime . . . always Iending a
hand that is helpful . . . big brown eyes . . . never forgets to do her Alge-
bra homework . . . milk tokens, anyone? . . . captain of Home Room IS
. . . St. Mary's loss is North Andover's gain.
Basketball 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Knight 4.
ROBERT BAILEY
"Bob" Do ,
To a future prof . . . fluent German speaker
. . . grateful of four years of learned experi-
ence N. A. H. S. has given him . . . always
very studious and hard-working . . . life is go-
ing to find Bob with his determined air, a
very hard man to stop . . . only thing that
bothers Bob are people who borrow things ,
and never return them; right, Bob?
M. I'. T. 4 (President). —1
I'm the spirit of N.A.H.S. . . . I . . . Uh,
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HELEN ANN BARRON
"Birdie"
Lively personality . . . always smiling . . . "You're kidding me" . . . likes
to giggle . . . partial to boys in the Navy . . a whiz at the commercial
.� subjects . . . proficient roller skater . . . always a friendly "Hi" and smile
N- for everyone . . . sincere and devoted . . . will surely make a wonderful
secretary . . . one nice girl to know.
1 Dramatic Club 2,3, 4; Knight 4.
JAMES A. BARRY
"Bazza"
Always ready for fun . . . never at a loss for words (to say the least) . . .
all he wants for Christmas are his two front teeth . . . member of the
2:30 club . . . often seen swinging out at the Barn . . . lots of school spirit
. . . helps keep cafe spares from getting dull . . . will settle down some day
and be a success.
Football 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Baseball 1.
BETH BARWELL
Always adorned with a charming smile . . . Ivy League wardrobe . . . often
seen working at Stop and Shop . . . a whiz on water skiis(?) . . . always
seen in a light blue Falcon . . . loads of ready advice for everyone . . . loves
gym(?) . . . going on a diet tomorrow . . . hopes to become an elementary
teacher.
Basketball 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4.
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` ROBERT C. BASHAW .�
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Advocate for seniority over underclassmen . . ►
favorite expression: "What's new?" . . . has a
great desire to become a gymnastics teacher
. . . appreciative of his all male Physics class
. . . enthusiastic supporter of all athletics . . .
often seen walking along Massachusetts Ave-
nue with basketball or football in hand . . .
neat dresser.
Dramatics Club 4: IVrestling 4; Track 4.
People don't usually see ine . . . But . . .
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CHARLES L. BEAUCHESNE
"Charlie"
One great kid . . . never a dull moment with Charlie around . . . Mr. Lee's
right hand man . . . right at home with a pool cue in his hand . . . usually
seen with the fellas . . . loves to eat, talk, and eat . . . all time "monkey"
champ of N. A. H. S. . . . once was bitten by a desk in Room 6 . . . would
like to become a Physical Education teacher.
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club
3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Knight 4.
DOROTHY LOUISE BEAUDOIN
"Dot"
Better known as "Dottie" . . . cute and petite miss . . . always has a smile
for everyone . . . adores English(?) . . . loves to have a good time . . .
always ready for a laugh . . . partial to the opposite sex . . . loves to read
. . . counting the minutes until graduation . . . quiet in class . . . loves his-
tory(?) . . . kind and considerate . . . a swell friend . . . best of luck in the
r future.
Dramatic Club 2,3.
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CAROL ANN BETTENCOURT
"Carol"
Can't get home fast enough to see what the mailman has left . . . asset to
the girls' basketball team . . . always on the go . . . has a way of making
friends instantaneously . . . blushes ever so easily . . . loves a party . . .
never at a loss for words — except in Speech class . . . her efficient and '
cheerful personality will make her an ideal nurse. "
Student Council 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Glee
Club 1;Squire 4.
DONNA M. BISHOP
"Gish"
Very popular miss . . . wonderful wardrobe
. . . vivacious cheerleader . . . a girl who is al- f)
ways laughing . . . very cautious . . . college
bound . . . a very successful student . . . always
seen skipping along . . . usually with a certain
boy.
Honor Society 3, 4: Cheerleader 4; Football
Queen's Attendant 4; Knight 4 (Executiile
and Policy Staff); Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Bas-
ketball 2, 3; Squire 4; Prom Committee 3;
Band 1, 2; Latin Honor Society 1, 2.
1 figured that since it is the class of '64
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SANDRA M. BODGE
"Sandy"
owl A true friend . . . attractive and easy to get along with . . . just adores
homework(?) . . . very keen to the opposite sex . . . definite ambitions
"outstanding" . . . loves gym(? ) . . . always there at the right time to
share a joke . . . a skating booster . . . will go far in the business field.
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"Jack"
Always a friendly smile and hello for all . . . seen riding around in his
brightly colored Mercury . . . usually can be seen at Central . . . appears -
quiet and shy, especially in homeroom, but wait until you know him . . .
attracted to the opposite sex.
KAREN MARIE BRESNAHAN
"Kay"
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The most unforgettable gal with a flow of bubbling personality . . . a
Freshman again? . . . you must be kidding? . . . (Whooz a ma jiggY
what's that a new dance?) . . . an asset to our cheering squad . . . I love
that green sweater of yours . . . fun to be with during lunch . . . always
seen at the barn and games(of course) . . . a good friend at anytime . . .
never without a smile . . . loves Cafe A spares, especially Monday, 6th
period . . . loves Problem Class . . . cheering tryouts were fun, weren't
they?
Vice President 3; Student Council 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Knight 4.
JAMES W. BROWN
Better known as "Brownie" . . . always finds � ✓
time to work on his car . . . enjoys collecting
stamps and coins . . . willing to lend a helping
hand in any situation . . . quiet until you get
to know him . . . likes doing homework? . . .
always has something to say in Problems . . .
a has a great ability in writing themes in En-
glish . . . plans to enter the Coast Guard . . .
best of luck in the future.
li%ell. . . 1 could make an exception . . .
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SANDRA S. BROWN
"Sandy"
One nice person with personality plus . . . friendly and helpful to every-
one . . . enjoys swimming and sports . . . makes a cute majorette . . . quiet
in appearance, but always ready for a good time . . . will make a great
secretary.
Field Hockey 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Knight 4; Majorettes 3, 4.
MARITA BUTTERFIELD
"Merri"
A real sweet majorette . . . loves to talk . . . is attracted to boys . . . has a
good sense of humor and a happy outlook on life . . . remember all the
showers you took in gym class, Marita? . . . enjoys dancing, horseback
-Vol riding, and folk singing . . . "What a riot!" . . . is sure to become an out-
standing horseback rider . . . certainly will be a•successful hairdresser . . .
loves chorus(?) . . . well-liked by all.
Majorettes 3, 4.
JOSEPH A. BUTURLIA
"Joe„
Allergic to homework . . . right-hand-man at Chris' Drive-in . . . oh, those
mischievous eyes! . . . an avid fan of all kinds of sports . . . especially likes
hunting and fishing . . . always eager for a game of billiards . . . adds life
and excitement to Homeroom 18 . . . always willing to lend a helping
hand . . . his pleasant attitude makes him well-liked by all . . . full of the
dickens . . . gets along well with teachers . . . the best of everything to a
wonderful person.
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"Dave"
Better known as "Dave" . . . real nice guy . . .
easy to get along with . . . forever saying
"You're sweet like poison" . . . loves cars . . .
never keeps his collar buttoned . . . homework
is public enemy No. 1 . . . fabulous personality
. always seen riding around town . . . loves
U. S. History(?) . . . appreciates a good time
. . . enjoys fishing and bowling . . . sure to be
a successful mechanic.
So . . . Ilcrt 1 ant.
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ALLAN JOHN CAMPBELL
"Chooch"
Always asking girls for their pictures . . . a great driver! . . . likes to work
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on cars . . . adores English( ?) . . . always seen with Pete . . . friendly . . .
easy-going manner . . . loves feminine company . . . always looking for a
party . . . avid supporter of the teams . . . sportsminded . . . enjoys a good
``• '" time . . . sure to succeed.
t Basketball 1, 2.
MARY ELLEN CAMPBELL
Oh, so mischievous . . . bursting with energy . . . never can be found in
any spares . . . always seen with Donna . . . terrific driver(?) . . . beautiful
wardrobe . . . always ready with a joke . . . variable hair color . . . will -
make a great secretary.
Dramatic Club 11 2, 3, 4.
CAROL DIANE CHEPULIS
"Chippy„
Personality plus . . . sincere and devoted Girl Scout . . . conscientious . . .
tops in Russian . . . can often be found working at the library . . . friendly
�- a real cool clarinet player . . . ambitious . . . good student . . . bound
• to succeed in anything she tries . . . nice to know.
Math Club 1, 2,3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club
3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Knight 4; Squire 4 (Co-Editor).
MARY CORELLO
"Carootch"
One and only desire is for the girls' basket-
ball team to go to the Tech Tourney . . . lover
of horses . . . very patient . . . always willing to
give a helping hand . . . always seen smiling
. . . enthusiastic basketball co-captain . . . a fu-
ture professor in French . . . a sure success.
Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Softball 2; Prom
Committee 3; Dramatic Club 4; Pep Club 4;
Knight 4; Hi-Liter 4.
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MICHAEL J. COSTELLO
"Mike"
Quiet and shy(?) . . . a certain way with the opposite sex . . . spends his '
spare time working at Meagan's . . . usually seen with Chooch and Pete
. supporter of school sports . . . one nice kid to know . . . seen with `w
Junior girls . . . usually bombing around town . . . likes to eat.
Baseball 1.
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MARILYN J. CRAWFORD
"Lyn"
Appears quiet and shy until you really get to know her . . . has a great
aspiration to be an author or journalist . . . usually can be found at all
..� school athletic events . . . favorite expression: "And all that jazz" . . . ap-
preciates dancing, reading, and Russian dialogues . . . always up on the
latest fads . . . enjoys a good time.
Knight 4; Squire 4.
JEAN M. CULVER
One nice girl to know . . . doesn't take life too seriously . . . always has a
joke to tell and never misses the chance to hear one . . . unforgettable
giggle . . . never gets caught passing her many notes . . . full of mischief
. not a care in the world . . . never a dull moment with Jean around
stylish hairdos . . . goes all out . . . we'll all patronize your future --
beauty salon.
Pep Club 4; Dramatic Club 4.
MARY G. CURCIO
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A very intelligent girl with both personality
and popularity . . . attracted to and attracts
•�_7 prep school boys . . . has a remarkably logical
mind . . . favorite expression: "Earthy" . . .
great ambition to join the Peace Corps . . .
continually dissenting and raising moot issues
in Problems 4-V . . . a very extraordinary lady.
Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, Presentation
Academy; Field Hockey 4 (manager); Dra-
inatic Club 4: Honor Society 4.
Irlell, to get dozen to business . . . Sorry.
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MERLE CURRIER
"Merle"
�+ Shy until you get to know her . . . one great friend to have . adorable
smile . . . always has a friendly "Hi" for everyone . . . cute . . . always wil-
ling to lend a hand . . . loves to swap jokes and pictures . . . fabulous sense
of humor . . . when are you going to get your license? . . . headed for the
business world.
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JOHN DAMON
"JD"
Can always be found on a motorscooter or crutches . . . loves warm t
weather so that he can use his red scooter . . . dark hair . . . gleaming eyes ""
a friendly smile . . . a great student and asset to N. A. H. S. . . . always
ready for a laugh . . . good luck in the future . . . you're certainly one who
deserves it.
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ANTOINETTE O. DEHULLU
"Toni"
Friendly . . . Haverhill's loss is our gain . . . talented pianist . . . sewing
. . . hiking . . . reading . . . nice ways . . . cheerful disposition . . . always a
pleasant smile and a friendly "Hi" for everyone . . . easy to get along with
. . . sweet personality . . . considerate of others . . . will make a great teach-
er . . . one swell girl to know.
Knight 4;Math Club 4.
SUSAN MARIE DETORA
"Susie-Q"
Beautiful long black hair . . . musically in-
clined . . . desires to be a musician . . . excel-
lent flutist . . . enjoys English and Social Stud- vow
ies . . . always found in the library . . . likes to
help Mr. Mosher . . . a sincere friend with a
warm smile . . . may you be successful in your
future music career.
New England Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,
3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All New England Festi-
val of Music 3; Chorlts 1, 2, 3, 4; Northeast
District Festival 2.
Just imagine . . . No more high school.
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JOYCE EILEEN DEWHURST
"Joy„
Wonderful person to know . . . brightens everyone's day with her con-
tagious smile . . . has traveled throughout Southwestern and Midwestern
U. S. . . . always heard saying: "What a scream!" . . . really loved Mr.
Nelson's U. S. History 3-V class . . . very talented pianist . . . asset to the „jow
business department . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . will be a great success.
Dramatic Club 3, 4; Knight 4; All New England Festival of Music 2.
CORNELIUS J. DONOVAN
"Neil"
"Hey, big fella!" . . . really likes biology? . . . loved that Saturday morning
class(? ) . . . do you always have your collar unbuttoned? . . . loves a good
laugh . . . where there's fun there's Neil . . . never forget those crazy
history tests . . . easy going manner . . . big "Hi" for everyone . . . quiet
and shy(?) . . . swell kid to know.
Track Manager 2, 4; Track Team 4.
JOHN DUFRESNE
"Duffy„ ;
Very good Russian student . . . successful in all studies . . . very well liked '
. hopes to own a fast sports car . . . fondest memories of N. A. H. S. are
basketball and football games . . . always seen at D. Q. in his car . . . chief
interests are girls, money, cars . . . doesn't like work or homework . . . will
be successful in the future . . . seen at the Barn by many.
Math Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4.
JACQUELINE B. DYER
"Jackie"
Loves clothes . . . a cute football queen . . . o
popular with the opposite sex . . . fun-loving
usually seen at the Barn . . . gift of gab . . .
great basketball player . . . personality plus
. . . loves to eat . . . pert and flirtatious! . . .
likes horseback riding . . . a girl to know.
Math Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Foot-
ball/ /lttl•�•MJ�** Jy
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;7 4; Knight 4,; Student Council 2, 3.
Why it seems just like yesterday we were
21 Freshmen . . . Remember?
CHRISTINA SUSAN ERLE
"Sudie"
A girl who made a hit the minute she arrived from Methuen . . . scads of
lovely clothes . . . seemingly quiet, but looks can be deceiving . . . giggles
partial to older fellas . . . mischievous gleam in her eyes . . . oh, those
"rrnw, . gym classes! . . . "Forget it!" . . . lady-like . . . one sincere and very de-
pendable miss . . . always ready with a smile and a kind word . . . oh, that
walk! . . . as a designer, success will be yours, Sue.
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"Carol"
Will make a real successful hairdresser . . . "Forget it!" . . . marching in
the Santa Claus Parade was a real blast . . . were you as cold as you
looked? . . . always seen supporting various sports . . . did you really like
those two-thirty classes . . . chic clothes and lots of them . . . a "Hello"
for everyone.
Majorette 2, 3, 4. x.
JOANNE T. FARO
"Joanne"
Appears shy until you know her . . . not an enemy or a worry in the world
a whiz at shorthand . . . sure to make someone a terrific secretary . . .
x••--w willing to work hard . . . takes life in a serious manner . . . will have a
wonderful future in the business world . . . always has something inter-
esting to say . . . is a real tribute to N. A. H. S. . . . a wonderful girl to
know and a great friend to have.
JOHN J. FENTON
"Jack" E
A future radio broadcaster . . . loves school
and Fords? . . . girls and cars . . . "I care" . . .
remember when you were just entering these ,
hallowed halls of N. A. as a Freshman? . . . al- "~
ways keeps things on the light side . . . often
seen delivering groceries . . . an asset to Miss
Torpey's Office Practice class(?) . . . a really *
great person to know.
Basketball 1.
Um . . . Let me see, that it-as in the days
of the class of'61 . . . 22
THOMAS D. FINOCCHIARO
"Tom"
Always has a smile for everyone . . . is better known as "Finny" . . . loves
working on cars . . . forever saying "Your car is a junk" . . . never seen
walking anywhere . . . never a care in the world . . . never takes anything
seriously . . . well liked by all . . . enjoys Office Practice? . . . allergic to
homework . . . ambition is to be a mechanic.
Photography Club 1, 2; Science Club 2.
BARBARA D. FISHER
"Barbie"
A loyal friend . . . hard worker . . . dedicated . . . has definite opinions . . .
riding, canoeing, sailing, water skiing . . . enjoys driving, especially in
bare feet . . . mountaineer . . . likes the companionship of prep school
boys . . . college bound.
Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Dramatic Club 3, 4; P. T. S. A.
1, 2, 3, 4 (Student Vice-President); Student Council 1, 4; Band 1;
Knight 4; Squire 4.
ELLIS F. FITZPATRICK
"Ellie"
One of N. A.'s best . . . 714 on College Boards . . . looks quiet, but . . .
center of our defensive line . . . works hard on anything he does except
homework . . . always ready with a subtle remark . . . headed for college
and then on to success.
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4.
CHARLES HENRY FLORIN
"Charlie"
Whiz at math problems . . . future mathema-
tician . . . quiet . . . enjoys a challenge . . . can
"'rdw really crake that clarinet swing . . . well man-
nered . . . always has something worthwhile to
say in Problems . . . well liked by all . . . studi-
ous . . . scientifically inclined . . . sure to suc-
ceect. . . full of good ideas . . . sincere friend
. . . inquisitive mind . . . peppy(?)
Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science
Club 3, 4; Chess Club 1.
Afy, what a rowdy bunch they were .
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VIRINIA LAUREL FOLLETT
"Ginny"
Has a sparkling personality . . . a cute laugh . . . enjoys gym, especially
making tripods . . . forever winning blue ribbons at fairs . . . likes being
Mr. Regan's secretary . . . reads in her spare time . . . called "Pixie" by
Mr. Nelson . . . attracted to boys . . . credit to the typing department . . .
may the best be yours in the future.
Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4 (Manager of Typing).
SEAN FOUNTAIN
"Sean"
Ambition is to be a History teacher and football coach . . . wonderful •�'
football player . . . always seen with a certain cheerleader . . . fondest `
memory was being a member of Mr. Donovan's 2:30 Club . . . very good
looking . . . always well groomed and neatly dressed . . . pet peeve is
Chevies . . . time occupied by hockey and football.
Student Council 4 (Vice-President); Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2;
Track 3; Home Room Representative 4.
CHARLES MICHAEL FRIEL
"Charlie"
Always a smile for everyone . . . better known as "Charlie" . . . lots of fun
to be with . . . easy going . . . quiet in home room . . . forever saying, "You
know what I mean" . . . likes to be dismissed when bell rings . . . enjoys
- basketball and baseball . . . loves history . . . hard and enthusiastic worker
` . . . sure to succeed in his teaching ambition . . . best of luck.
Basketball 3 (Manager).
I , JOHN SHERIDAN GALLAGHER
"Jack" +
Quiet and quite tall . . . great kid . . . skiing
enthusiast . . . and likes to play basketball . . .
tops in everyone's book . . . how about that
Junior History class? . . . "You can say that
again" . . . likes going to the Tech Tournies
. . . wants to go on to school . . . major in Bi-
ology . . . great friend to have.
Just think . . . No more caf spares . . .
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RICHARD GALLAGHER
"Ricky"
Central's loss was certainly North Andover's gain . . . one of Glennie's ,uiiY
best ice cream scoopers . . . loves both water and snow skiing . . . often
riding around in his Ford convertible . . . enjoys doing both hornework
and English? . . . headed for success.
Bowling 1, 2; (Central); School Publications 1, 2, 3; (Central); Sodality
1, 2, 3; (Central); Glee Club 1; (Central); Minstrel 1, 2.
MARC BENNETT GARNICK
"Marc"
Handsome, debonair, charming . . . accomplished guitarist . . . very col-
legiate dresser . . . respected by both students and teachers . . . very popu-
lar with the girls . . . one of N. A.'s most intelligent students . . . friend to
all . . . regards studies as serious business . . . truly bound for success in
college . . . a real gentleman.
Honor Society 3, 4; (President); Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; (Vice-President);
Harvard Book Prize 3; Knight Staff 4; (biography editor); Squire Staff
4; (contributing editor); Good Government Day Representative 4,-
Science Club 3; Board of Trade Scholastic Award 1, 2, 3.
BEVERLY MAE GIARD
"Bev"
Personality plus . . . tops in all classes . . . forever saying: "Oh, pathetic"
. . . want to make fudge in lab? . . . chums with Randa . . . dances at
Lawrence General Hospital . . . brightens every day . . . Ioves to ride horses
. . . has her own car . . . seen walking the corridors . . . a future elementary
teacher. ,
Honor Society 4; Knight 4 (Executive and Policy Staff); Squire 4; Band
1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Hi-Lites 1.
ALLAN T. GOURLEY
"Al„ �
' Always seen in his Jeep . . . loves to fool
around . . . regular card shark . . . enjoys a
good joke . . . great football manager . . .
really takes care of our Knights . . . will never
forget those wild cafe spares . . . dreads report
t cards and detention . . . wants to be a fireman
. . . good luck in the future, Al. 4L
_ Football 1, 2; Manager 3, 4.
No more waiting in the lunch line . . .
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ALFRED E. GUERRERA
"Al"
Censor those expressions . . . why? . . . the grease . . . why that nickname?
. . . the guy with a love for Chevies? . . . hard worker . . . how's the hot
rod coming . . . best connoisseur N. A. ever had or could hope to have?
a whiz at math and a great, great guy all around . . . Mrs. Flibbert's
pet in English? . . . how's your hand grenade?
Math Club 3, 4 (Secretary); Football 4; Wrestling 3; Newton Football
11 2, 3; Gymnastics 2, 3.
GEORGE E. GUILLMETTE
"Frog"
Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . good physique . . . constantly
greeting everyone with a friendly "Hello" in the corridors . . . a real asset
to the wrestling team and bowling team . . . outdoors man . . . feels at
ease when hunting and fishing . . . has great admiration for our respected
principal.
Wrestling 3, 4; North Andover Bowling Team.
ANNE MARIE HAMEL
"Anne"
Conscientious, intelligent and understanding . . . Navy . . . has a friendly
"Hi" for everyone . . . a true friend . . . usually seen at the Barn . . . loyal
•ram" ' supporter of school sports . . . New Hampshire . . . likes to dance . . .
easy to get along with . . . willing to give a helping hand . . . a good
shoulder to cry on . . . wonderful person to know.
Dramatic Club 3, 4.
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SUSAN E. HIMBER
"Susie"
/ \ _ A sweet miss who enjoys horseback-riding,
basketball, skating, and also a certain young
man . . . wouldn't be from Northern Essex,
would he Sue? . . . we can't forget speech
class, "if you know what I mean" . . . future
secretary or maybe some Veterinarian will be
in luck for a good assistant . . . can you ever
forget Mr. Roche's History classes? . . . a fu-
ture driver in the making, and a good one at
.. that.
Knight 4.
No more football games . . . No more
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BRUCE J. HOUSTON
"Bru"
The original hot ticket . . . great trombone player . . . most improved
pool player of the year . . . best Santa in greater Lawrence . . . usually
seen with the gang in his green flash . . . always ready to give his views ,.
in Problems . . . backbone of the band . . . what will Mr. Mosher do next
year? . . . wished there had been some girls in his physics class . . . headed
for a career in music.
Football 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; New England Music Festival
3, 4.
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NORMAN C. HUGHES
"Norm"
Can always be found on any athletic team . . . knows all the answers . . .
"It's obvious" . . . a real go-getter and everyone's friend . . . Why do you
enjoy taking Iowa tests, Norm? . . . will always be looked upon as a
real asset to North Andover High.
Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 3, 4 (Manager); Baseball 2, 4; Math Club 1,
2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4.
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LINDA ANN HUMPHREY"S
"Smiley
Usually seen at Central . . . quiet(?) . . . nice clothes . . . true friend . . .
always smiling . . . easy to get along with . . . partial to the opposite sex
. . . "Oh! Definitely" . . . loves English( ?) . . . full of fun . . . usually seen
with Joan . . . sure to be a success in the business world . . . likes winter
sports.
Hi-Liter 1; Dramatic Club 4.
SEBASTIAN C. IACONO l
^., "Buster"
Great guy . . . sports car enthusiast . . . dark ^
wavy hair . . . full of fun . . . good-looking . . .
well-liked by everyone . . . friendly smile . . .
always a friendly "Hi" for everyone . . . has a
way with girls . . . likes women drivers(? )
always the class gentlemen . . . good sense
of humor . . . ambitions . . . good personality G
. . . nice to know. -�
Sniff . . . It's almost enough to make you
27 wish you were a Freshman again . . .
LINDA KAMAL
"Lin"
Headed for college . . . enjoys golf and swimming . . . is a hard and en-
thusiastic worker . . . did you get those golf clubs yet, Linda? . . . a whiz
at math . . . friendly to everyone . . . enjoys working and nibbling at
Baker's Dozen . . . loves to talk constantly . . . easy to get along with.
Student Council 1,' Latin Honor Society 1; Knight 4;.Field Hockey 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Band 1, 2.
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JOHN M. KAVECKAS
"John"
Our gain from Roselle, New Jersey . . . usually seen at the Barn . . . am-
bition is to be a mechanical or electrical engineer . . . fondest memory of
North Andover was his Senior Math course . . . favorite expression: "Hi
ya, George!" . . . enjoys sports and cars . . . bound for success.
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ROBERT E. KAWASH
"Bob"
-� , Always arguing politics . . . oh, those curly eyelashes . . . loves Chevies(?)
. . . always ready with a joke . . . easy-going . . . prefers younger girls . . .
real collegiate dresser . . . always headed for New York.
�- Basketball 1, 2, (Brooks); Football 1, 2 (Brooks); Baseball I (Brooks);
Dramatics Club 3, 4.
GAIL ANN KENNEALLY
"Gail"
Not a care in the world for Gail except boys,
teachers, and what to do next weekend . . .
most complete and beautiful wardrobe in
town . . . never holds a grudge . . . a very am-
bitious Senior . . . makes certain that an en-
joyable time is had by all . . . tells the most
recent jokes and never misses out on hearing
one . . . "You know!" . . . fondest memory is
her Sophomore prom . . . good luck, Gail in
your hope of becoming a hairdresser.
Science Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; Knight 4.
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KATHLEEN P. KENNEDY z
"Kathy"
Swell person to know . . . never stops talking . . . always getting into mis-
chief . . . likes movies at Lowell Tech and the Boston Celtics . . . re-
member the prom of 1961, Kathy? . . . Mr. Lee's secretary . . . enjoys
wearing blue, especially on Fridays . . . are you going to burn your gym
suit on the front lawn of the school, Kathy? . . . wonderful sense of
humor . . is always seen with a certain boy . . . favorite expression:
"Well, I wouldn't say that."
Dramatic Club 3; Knight 4 (Business Manager).
SANDRA JEAN KENT
"Sandy"
Always smiling . . . contagious giggle . . . one special boy . . . talkative . . .
,� ` ,,�• loves to sing . . . pleasing personality . . . sincere . . . always a cheerful
` "Hi" for everyone . . . "I guess so" . . . nice friend to have . . . gift of gab
. . sure to be a success as an executive secretary . . . easy to get along with.
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Knight 4.
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LINDA A. KMIEC
"Lin" -�
Seems quiet until you get to know her . . . thoughtful and considerate
who always catches you with gum in your mouth, Linda? . . . likes to
read and attend concerts . . . is good natured . . . apples, apples, and more
apples . . . gets along with all the teachers . . . polite . . . wants to become
a secretary . . . great sense of humor . . . good luck in everything you
attempt!
MARTIN M. KOBOS
- "Marty"
Tall, handsome guy with a good word for all
. . . can you ever forget Dr. Thomson's En- Q
glish Class? . . . an avid homework fan(?)
. . . enjoys eating school lunches served in the
cafe! . . . is particularly interested in hunting
and fishing and hopes to someday become rich +
who knows, Marty? We may all be com-
ing to borrow money from your bank.
Automation, "A" bombs, "H" bombs
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LITA KOPER
"Leda"
An attractive cheerleader . . . adorable smile . . . good friend to have . . .
likes to write notes . . . popular as can be . . . attracted to a certain boy
. . . can always be found at the Barn . . . nice clothes . . . a future secretary
. . . cute ways . . . a great person to know.
Student Council 3; Football Queen's Court 4; Cheerleader 4; Dramatic
Club 4; Knight 4; Pep-Club 4.
NANCY F. LANNI
"Nano" t
A swell person to know . . . nice ways . . . great love for oral English
themes!!? . . . usually seen driving around town . . . an ardent supporter
of school activities . . . future nurse. -
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Squire 4; Latin Honor Society 1; Field Hockey '
3, 4; Knight 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball Manager 4.
PATRICIA L. LEARY
"Patti"
A popular girl with many Ivy League clothes . . . always driving around
town . . . has many dates . . . "Anyone have any money for gas?" . . . for-
ever getting caught talking in the library . . . never forget your Junior
year . . . likes the beach . . . lucky kids who get Patti for a teacher! ........
Dramatic Clxb 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Knight Staff 4; Squire 4; Pep
Club 4; Basketball 4.
CHARLOTTE E. LEATHAM
"Charl"
n A sweet and lovely person to know . . . quick
sense of humor . . . is attracted to a certain
boy . . . a friendly "Hi" and a senile for every-
one . . . enjoys Office practice(?) . . . a tribute
to N. A.'s band . . . brown shiny hair . . .
blushes easily . . . has nice clothes . . . enjoys a
good joke . . . lives for the weekends . . . a
wonderful friend to have who is sure to suc-
teed in whatever she does.
Baud 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2.
lVhe:u!! . . . Pretty scary, isn't it?
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DONNA ANN LEONE #
"Pizon"
A swell "Pizon" who is sure to make someone a proficient private sec-
retary . . . what's the great interest in Andover, Donna? . . . loves to talk,
eat, let's not leave out that avid attraction for boys . . . is sure to miss
football and basketball games . . . maybe someday you will be teaching
Phys Ed . . . our dreams sometimes do come true. ;
Student Council I (Secretary-Treasurer); Field Hockey 1; Basketball 2;
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. j
MARYLOU LIBBY
Will always have fond thoughts of homeroom 69 with Mr. Sullivan and
' the gang . . . do slowpokes peeve you, Marylou? . . . enjoys dances and
swimming . . . certain to be a successful secretary . . . hope you get to be
or marry a millionaire, Marylou! . . . favorite expression: "Oh, keep
quiet! . . . friendly to everyone . . . usually seen with Linda . . . likes type
class( ?) . . . lovely clothes . . . attracted to the opposite sex and vice-versa
where did you acquire the name "Cousin"?
CAROL A. LICCIARDI
Cute and petite . . . always smiling . . . flirtatious . . . like lightning on the
hockey field . . . pleasing personality . . . always a friendly "Hi" for every-
one . . . likes to dance . . . nice girl to know . . . mischievous . .. will make
someone a wonderful secretary.
Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; Field Hockey 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4,
Knight 4.
ROBERT PETER LORD
Aw U Mordie"
Real atractive guy . . . great supporter of all
teams . . . sincere love for freshmen( ?) . . .
can always be found in his Lark . . . never out
of trouble . . . "Why are you walking, Bob?"
. . . future trumpet player . . . a friend to all
. . . really enjoys (?) French . . . vigorous
politician . . . headed for college.
Baseball 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 1;
Track 3, 4.
Well, . . . I don't want to make you feel
31 bad about graduating,so . . .
ALISON LORDAN
"Al"
A charming miss with a fabulous sense of humor . . . why the intense
dislike for being called "Mary"? . . . "I'll never tell" . . . can always be
found in Mr. Mac's room or behind stage when a play is in production
. . . tennis, softball, and dancing all hold an interest . . . oh, those jokes!
..- . . . is sure to succeed at Westbrook . . . I don't think you'd look good as
lip a blond anyway . . . a "Hi" and pleasing smile for everyone.
P. T. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary 3); Pep Club 4; Knight 4;
Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Liter 1, 2.
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RICHARD M. LYNCH
"Dick"
"For cryin' out loud" . . . how many girls do you think are really special? f +
. do you hope to make your millions right after graduation? . . . always
a "Hi" for everyone . . . a real character . . . quiet until you know him . . .
loves outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing, and footbaII . . . what have
you caught in your traps lately? . . . girls, girls, girls . . . great sense of
humor . . . History 3-V was really swinging . . . a real sharp dresser . . .
mischievous.
JOYCE MACKENZIE
"Mac"
A lover of English and those wild cafe spares . . . can usually be found
in Room 11 . . . has a certain boy's time occupied . . . beautiful clothes
. . . always seen dancing up a storm . . . a real good secretary . . . peaches
and cream complexion . . . always smiling . . . loves first period class on
Fridays . . . lots of starch for those blouses, right? . . . hats, hats, hats,
remember?
' Dramatics Club 1; Knight 4. ,
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GARY WILLIAM MANCHESTER
Friendly and good looking . . . favorite 'ex-
pression: "I'll be checking it out" . . . pursues
a vocation in accounting and is sure to suc- �►
teed . . . what's the great interest at Melrose t
High? . . . would your liking for books have
anything to do with it? . . . it was Wakefield's
loss when you moved here, but it was a gain
for N. A. . . . glittering in his eye at the
thought of approaching June . . . eating in
very fancy places holds a great interest . . .
maybe we'll meet at the Copa!
Let's take a look into the future.
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DOMENIC MANGANO
"Dom"
"Can I borrow . . . !" . . . loves his homeroom . . . favorite expression: A
"Cool as a moose!" . . . future plumber with admission to the bar! . . . can
fix anything that's been broken . . . always ready for fun . . . inquisitive L
mind . . . fond of school . . . always ready to cooperate with anyone . . .
always be remembered for his ready smile and good cheer.
Photography Club 1, 2; Science Club 2.
ROBERT J. MARCINUK
"Bob"
A great athlete in any sport . . . loves to antagonize a certain "Ex" in
homeroom . . . "I couldn't care less" . . . always getting detention . . .
"Where's my picture" . . . love that car! . . . favorite subject is math(?)
s . . Saturday nights spent at the barn . . . a great guy.
Secretary-Treasurer 2; Student Council 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball
1) 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.
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PATRICIA E. MARSAN
"Pat"
Always eating . . . boys, boys, boys . . . a peppy cheerleader . . . a real great
actress . . . likes victory parties . . . "Who's got some `Num-a-Num' for
me?" . . . loves spares in the cafe(? ) . . . always seen driving that white
convertible . . . many chic clothes . . . knows all the latest dance steps . . .
good luck, Pat.
Cheerleader 4; Basketball 1, 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,
2; Prom Committee 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; School Play 3.
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NANCY L. MARTIN
_ "Nanc"
One cute blond . . . always neat in appearance
. personality plus . . . works for those vic-
tories on the basketball court . . . remember
the experiment in Chem lab??? . . . usually
seen with Barb or Pat . . . a great friend to
have . . . a future nurse.
Honor Society 3, 4, (Vice-President); Latin
Honor Society 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 1, 2; Girls' State 3; Basketball
2, 3, 4; P.T.S.A. 2 (Vice-President); Knight 4;
Pep Club 4. -�
just think horn fat you will get . . . How
33 wrinkled and worn . . .
DAVID H. MATASIK
"Dave"
Favorite saying: "Down with sandwiches —up with shrewsburys!" . . .
easy-going . . . quiet and shy . . . wants to be a draftsman . . . enjoys model
airplane flying, go-karting, and monsters . . . has many friends . . . tall
and lean . . . doesn't like to be teased about his serious interest in mon-
sters . . . is sincere . . . a good worker . . . has responsibility . . . is dependa-
ble . . . always ready for fun . . . good-natured
JOHN TIMOTHY MATHEWS
..J. T." �
Quiet at first but wait till you get to know him . . . agricultural ambitions
. . . a man of many varied hobbies . . . "Oh, well" . . . easy to get along ir►"'
with . . . a friendly "HP for everyone he meets . . . great love for Algebra . ..
II(?) . . . has a great attraction to freshman girls . . . faithful homeroomer
. . . jet black hair . . . great guy to know. `
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. `
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VINCENT JAMES MCALOON
"Mac"
A real great football manager . . . always hoping for a blizzard, so we
can have a day out! . . . realIy knows how to wrestle . . . a whiz in Con-
Sumer Education class . . . a friendly boy . . . doesn't take life too seriously
NA's future sports broadcaster . . . good luck.
Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; IY1restling 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4.
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ELIZABETH F. McCLUNG
t ' "Betsy"
Cheerful, friendly, attractive . . . a smile for
everyone, especially the boys . . . such a flirt!
. . . when in gym class, she is always in the
showers . . . never ending energy . . . keeps a
very neat locker(?) . . . always seen at the
Barn . . . hopes to become an airline stew-
ardess.
Majorette 2, 3, 4.
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KATHRYN McGIBBON
"Kathy"
A pert blond with very pretty eyes and a pleasing smile . . . sure to make ., 4;;�
a good secretary for some lucky man . . . who knows, you may even be-
come secretary to the President of the United States of America . . . a
wonderful friend to have . . . always smiling . . . is it school that makes
you so happy( ?) . . . easy to get along with and loves to correspond with
others . . . quite a little driver.
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MARY ANN MCIN'TYRE
"Mac"
Beautiful curly blond hair . . . liking for Andover boys . . . flirty eyes . . .
beautiful clothes . . . bound to be a success in the business world . . . cafe
spares! . . . always a new joke . . . can't stand silly freshman . . . great sense
+, of humor . . . friendly ways . . . a great friend to have . . . full of gab.
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CAROLYN D. MELVIN
"Carolyn"
Very attractive with beautiful, shiny blonde hair . . . really enjoyed sing-
ing Christmas carols in French 1 . . . always present at the football games,
cheering North Andover on to victory . . . avid fan of Central dances . . .
fond of doing homework? . . . headed for business world where success
will be imminent . . . efficient in anything she endeavors.
Knight 4.
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ems: ANGELA MONTANARO
"Ann" `
Can be found constantly attending dances . . . /
quite a blond to know . . . how about those
cafe spares? . . . loyal friend to have . . . re-
member Mr. Lee's biology class? . . . has a
strong attraction to boys, boys, boys . . . favor-
ite expression: "Oh, it's you again" . . . seen
at Messina's . . . will make a good housewife
for some lucky man.
Say, . 1f you have a reunion, invite me
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RUTH ANNE MOYNIHAN
"Ruthie"
Everyone's friend . . . always smiling . . . mischievous . . . field hockey pro
P . . . sincere . . . loads of school spirit . . . always where the fun is . . . quick
sense of humor . . . loves a good time . . . future nurse.
. ,, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 2, 3, 4; Squire 4; (Man-
aging Editor); Knight 4; Latin Honor Society 1, 2; Annie L. Sargent
Latin Award 2; Math Club 2, 3 (Secretary-Treasarer); Photography Club
1, 2; Northeastern District Concert 3; Solo and Ensemble Concert 2, 4;
All New England Festival 3.
ELAINE THERESA MURPHY
"Morph"
Good French student . . . loquacious . . . full of the dickens . . . fervent
supporter of football and basketball games . . . loves a good time . . . al-
ways on the go . . . loves the beach . . . usually seen at the Barn . . . atten-
tive in English(?).
Dramatic Club 3, 4; Knight 4; Squire 4; Latin Honor Society 1.
JAMES MURPHY
"Tank"
Power packed football player . . . appears quiet, but . . . always seen with
' a certan girl . . . member of the 2:30 club . . . often found at Meagan's
a
with Sean . . . always knocking heads with Wedgie in the locker room
. . . sure to be a success.
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Prom
Committee 4.
I
REGINA M. NERNEY
Beautiful blue eyes . . . allergic to homework
. . nice friend to have . . . a really avid Central
football fan . . . always has something interest-
ing to say . . . a personality all her own . . . on ;
a brownie bar diet . . . conscientious and
/ thoughtful . . . hospital aide . . . a future nurse �C
who will keep patients cheery . . . bound to
be a success in whatever she does.
.'�
y Dramatic Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Knight 4;
Squire 4.
Now if this guy can draw me a mandolin,
1 can get down to business. 36
PATRICIA A. NEWCOMB
"Pat" '
3
One of the most respected and admired girls of North Andover . . . a job
done by Pat is certainly a job well done . . . very petite but personality
plus . . . her perseverance and intelligence guarantee her success as a ,
nurse . . . favorite expression: "If you say so" . . . can often be seen at
Central on Friday nights.
Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4; Squire 4; Softball 2.
FRANCIS L. NICOSIA
"Nick"
A great Senior boy with lots of personality . . . an everlasting smile . . .
Bobby's best friend . . . a patron of Central and the barn . . . loves En-
glish — especially MacBeth . . . a real Romeo with the Andover girls . . .
..,. that black book must be filled . . . loves Phys. Ed. . . . a physical phenome-
non on the track . . . likes pool at the Rec . . . what happened to Central?
. . . what did you do for the summer?
Cross Country 1; North Andover Track 3, 4.
RICHARD O'BRIEN
"OB"
Can always be found with a smile on his face and a kind word for all . . . 4to
do you really like school that much? . . . headed for a career in civil
engineering, and is sure to succeed . . . a terrific sense of humor which
has the opposite sex in clouds of laughter . . . enjoys having his Iicense
. . . always found tinkering with cars . . . the best friend anyone could
have.
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SAMUEL F. OCCHIPINTI
.,, Big O
Well-liked . . . can usually be found dancing
at the Barn or Central and having a good time
. . . is partial to blondes . . . snappy dresser . . .
a friendly "Hi" for everyone . . . lots of fun �J
. cool dancer . . . collegiate . . . one great
friend to have . . . good sense of humor . . . �"
easy-going . . . intelligent . . . full of energy . . . J
Popular.
Well. . . I got a stool anyivay.
37
WILLIAM PAGE
"Bill"
A good looking fellow with a kind word and a friendly smile for all . . .
,r can be found before school conversing in homeroom with Mrs. Brown
. . . an avid chemistry fan who likes to work(?) . . . personality plus . . .
a terrific friend to have . . . will make a fine electrician in the years to
come . . . best of luck in the future.
PRISCILLA M. PARADIS
"Pat"
Anyone for a party? . . . never seen with a frown . . . always talking . . .
a knack for witty comments . . . "Oh, brothel" . . . likes to eat . . . a great
fan of Hampton Beach . . . loves to go to all those beach parties . . . neat
dresser . . . likes to bomb around in her Buick . . . loves to dance . . . al-
ways ready to join in the fun . . . good sense of humor . . . always telling
jokes . . . a sincere and well-liked person.
Honor Society 4.
t ROBERT S. PARKER
"Peel"
One of the most talented athlete-scholars ever produced by N. A. .
commands the greatest respect from both students and teachers . . . sets
an example for all to follow . . . practices diligently in all phases of
school activities . . . a true athlete whose middle name and code is "good
sportsmanship" . . . a real gentleman.
Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; (co-captain); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Stmdent Council 1, 2; Vice-President 2.
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GERALDINE PENDAK
"Gerrie" --�
Why so interested in Darmouth, Gerrie? . . .
full of school spirit . . . "Anyone have any
food?" . . . a real asset to the field hockey
team . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . a very
friendly person . . . loves vacations . . . helpful
. . . the best of everything to you.
Field Hockey 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Knight
4; Pep Cbib 4; Basketball Manager 3; Basket-
ball 4: P. T. S. A. 1, 2.
O.K. . . . Here we go . . . Sing along witb
me , . . A one and a two and . . . 38
CHRISTINE MARIE PHANEUF
"Kris"
Cute head majorette . . . likes people . . . loves dancing, Italian and
Chinese food . . . can't stand people who aren't on time . . . hopes some
day to go to Tahiti . . . flirting eyes . . . remembers all the Little Three WOO
Dances? . . . a friendly "Hi ya, Charlie" to everyone.
Knight Staff 4; Squire 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; (Captain 3, 4); Dramatic
Club 1, 4; P. T. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
FLORENCE PHELAN
"Flo"
Loves the opposite sex! . . . enjoys the annual Andover-North Andover
Thanksgiving Day battle . . . is interested in a particular Andover boy
. . . will make a wonderful hairdresser . . . Really wants to be a Missionary
Nun(?) . . . "You better believe me!" . . . remember the fun in Con-
sumer Ed class?
High Liter Staff 1.
WILLIAM LANE PHELAN
"Bill"
Debonair . . . charms the opposite sex . . . crazy about school . . . enjoys
doing his homework(?) . . . tinkers with cars . . . remembers the first
day as a Freshman . . . has sly ways . . . will be on the Dean's list in college.
Knight 4; Dramatic Club 4; Squire 4 (Business Editor); Prom Com- �
mittee 3; Hi-Liter 1. 1 :Ilk
LINDA JANE PIEROG '1r
"Lin"
Loves English? . . . enjoys the football games
"�M► ,� . . . favorite classes — spares and lunch, patch //�f� ✓
. . . when in a serious mood(?) — enjoys % r
Consumer Ed class . . . has a special interest in
a certain boy . . . won't you miss those great
gym classes, Linda? . . . "Who wants to be w
serious." . . . would like to be a secretary and l t`
housewife . . . Good Luck, Lin!
Basketball 3.
Cheers . . Cheers . . . For North Andover
39 High, bring on the . . .
EDWARD PINAUD
"Eddy"
015r A great person to know and wonderful friend to have . . . is always
wearing a winning smile . . . really enjoys English and homework?? . . .
always willing to lend a helping hand . . . a friendly "hello" for all . . .
enjoys outdoor sports, especially hunting and fishing . . . always where '
r the fun is . . . bound for success in the future.
1
1
JAMES E. POWERS
"Pow Wow" � ..
Will make a good carpenter . . . a champion wrestler . . . good sport . . . w
when are you going to fix the Green Bomb, Jimmy? . . . loves English ,
(?) . . . State Wrestling Meet . . . "My aching Irish head!" . . . chief in-
terests are wrestling, outdoor sports, and of course, girls . . . remember
"Bandid Camera"? . . . a good friend to have . . . good luck in the future.
Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Football 1; Track 2, 3; Photography ='ub
Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .�
NANCY GAIL PULVERENTI
"Nanc"
Lovely wardrobe . . . seems quiet, but give her a chance . . . unique laugh
. . avid supporter of sports . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . usually
► seen at the Barn . . . beautiful hair . . . personality plus . . . full of life . . .
cute smile . . . future teacher.
Knight 4; Honor Society 4; Squire 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,
,. 3, 4.
a
i
DAVID J. PYBUS
� "Dave"
o : � One of the nicest boys one will ever meet . . .
1,
`J a true friend to all . . . a proficient athlete in •+
all sports . . . an exemplary baseball captain -.�..,-
. . . loyal football fan until . . . really puts his
heart into all activities . . . popular with op-
posite sex . . . usually seen with Stewy . . .
bound for success.
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Football 4;
Wlrestling 3.
Hey, 117e can't sing that We
might get arrested. 40
KAREN R. PYBUS
"Karen"
A real asset to North Andover's cheering squad . . . top equestrienne
around . . . ambition is to teach either French or Russian . . . well re-
spected by all . . . bound for success in all she endeavors . . . a real lady.
Cheerleader 3, 4(Co-Captain); Student Council 4 (Secretary-Treasurer);
Valentine's Queen Court 3; Prom Committee 4; Pep Club (Chairman)
4; Knight 4; Squire 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football Queen's Court 4;
Hit-Liter 2.
DOUGLAS RAMSDEN
"Dougie"
Pet peeve— the name of "Roggy" . . . ambition is to stay single . . . al-
ways can be seen at the Barn . . . a wonderful football co-captain . . . very
energetic . . . major interest is sports . . . looking forward eagerly towards
graduation . . . hopes to be a professional baseball player . . . Good luck!
Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4;
Basketball 1.
f�
ANTHONY J. RANFONE
"Tony"
A well-rounded student . . . interested in just about everything . . . any
f ;
questions about history can be answered by Tony . . . proficient in art
. . . someday he's sure to make Rembrandt look like a house painter . . . 1
makes every one of Mr. McDonald's plays a success . . . fondest memory ,
is Biology with Mr. Roche.
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 3, 4; Knight 2, 3,
4; Prom Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Christmas Assembly 4;
Home Room Representative 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4.
y
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FRANCES T. RANFONE
"Franny"
��`..
Quiet, but friendly . . . a real nice person to
know . . . lovely hair, always shining . . . is
usually seen at the Barn . . . enjoys music and
- * languages . . . has an interest in writing . . .
loves history!!? . . . favorite expression: "You
know" . . . a future language teacher.
Dramatic Club 4; Squire 4; Knight 4.
I'll tell you what . . . You sing it with
41 the words and I'll put in a blank, O.K.?
GAIL RICHARDS
Pleasing personality . . . think you'll ever take a trip around the world,
Gail? . . . enthusiastic about gym class(?) . . . is attracted to a certain
boy . . . enjoys dancing and horseback riding . . . sure to be a successful
secretary . . . is usually seen with Susan and Kathy . . . will always re-
member homeroom 36 with Mrs. Brown and all the gang . . . always has #
a smile for everyone . . . best of luck in the future.
ROBERT RICHARDS
"Bob"
A music lover . . . the best looking member of the "Swinging Saints" . . .
reallymakes those drums sin hates getting u in the morning . .
g . . . g g P .
especially for school . . . nice smile and friendly "Hi" for everyone . . .
frequently seen at the Commodore with a certain girl . . . is Iooking for-
ward to graduation from High School . . . wants to go on to college . . .
likes construction work . . . plans to work for a while after graduation
and then study for work at I. B. M.
Band 1, 2.
f HOWARD F. RICHARDSON
"Rich"
"I'll never tell" . . . how do you like women drivers? . . . never forget
Bookkeeping . . . did your papers finally check? . . . maybe it's the adder?
. . . you can really shape a piece of wood . . . favorite classes are lunch
and spares . . . always ready to support N. A. H. S. teams . . . seen bomb-
ing around in a blue Chevy . . . spend his summers in the mountains . . .
can handle a boat as well as a car . . . seen waterskiing.
SANDRA RIZZO
"Sandy"
Nice girl to know . . . always smiling . . . a
r j real sports fan . . . has lots of laughs when
f horseback riding with friends . . . real "Pro"
at bowling . . . loves to do homework(?) . . �+
enjoys visiting other schools . . . quite a char- -'
— after to be with . . . likes hearing the latest
news . . . will make a really great secretary for
U � someone.
Softball 1; Basketball 3, 4. `
Bring on the blank-blank, bring on the
blank. 42
NANCY P. ROBERTS
"Nanc"
A great Co-Captain . . . what happened to your famous Madras gown,
Nanc? . . . "Oh, that's sharp." . . . a real flirt . . . livens up any cheering
section . . . loves to argue . . . has had terrific parties . . . liked by all . . .
really knows how to do any lab experiment . . . "Hey kids, we won!" . . .
doctors, be on guard when "Nurse Nancy" comes!!
Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Student Council 3; Basketball 1,
2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Knight 4; Pep Club 4.
KATHY ROBERTSON
"Kathy"
Peppy cheerleader . . . terrific wardrobe . . . fondest memories of N. A.
H. S. are the successful games and rallies . . . dancing favorite pastime
.• . . . future school teacher . . . anxious to have an apartment in Boston . . .
"CZ" a college candidate . . . always well-liked.
Cheerleader 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Knight 4(Circulation Manager); Dra-
matic Club 3, 4; Hi-Lice Staff 1; Squire 4.
WILLIAM NEIL ROBINSON
"Cousy„
The strong silent type . . . really knows how to manage and maneuver
the basketball around the court . . . seems unconcerned about girls(?)
. . . dedicated to his studies . . . never seen with his hair longer than a '.
half an inch . . . "Are you for real?" . . . finds happiness behind a lectern n
or behind a book . . . will make a terrific teacher.
Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-
Captain); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Knight 4; Prom Committee 3, 4.
HELEN J. ROBINTON
A cute majorette who is full of e . . . lives �� . � .✓
J pep
on brownie bars . . . is attracted to a certain
boy . . . loves shorthand classes(?) . . . con- Q+ f
tagious air of friendliness . . . can talk on any
subject . . . shiny brown hair . . . always in the /
center of everything . . . talkative in Cafeteria • ��'
spares . . . Sandy's other half . . . a wonderful
friend to have.
Field Hockey 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Afajor-
ette 3, 4.
Send the Blank blanks out for blank . . .
43 And don't let a blank-blank Blank-blank
in . . . Da da da. . .
ARTHUR ROE
"Artie"
A. J. the D. J. . . . our future W. M. E. X. radio disc jockey always made
the Barn and school dances fun to go to because of his great collection of
records . . . winning ways behind the mike . . . always found where
there's a good time and girls . . . loves English( ?) . . . good luck in radio,
A. J.
Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; (Captain),,-
Dramatic Club 11 2, 3; Science Club 2; Photography Club 2.
DAVID SABIN
"Dave"
A future mechanic . . . loves to take apart cars and put them in working `
condition(?) . . . easy-going . . . always looking for excitement . . . has a
special interest in girls, parties, and girls . . . great wrestler . . . what have Vol,
you got against seventh period study halls? . . . full of fun.
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DAVID CAREY SARGENT
�s "Dave"
Tall and quiet . . . but enjoys a good laugh . . . great kid . . . a lot of fun
once you get to know him . . . well liked by all . . . enthusiastic Red Sox
fan . . . loves to play baseball . . . likes to skate . . . enjoys camping out . . .
used to like motor scooters — (why not now, Dave??) . . . doesn't like
English homework . . . plans to work in forestry and animal protection.
JANE A. SCHRUENDER
r "Janie"
I
A sweet miss . . . always ready for a laugh . . .
always the life of the party . . . right, kids?
. . . friend in time of need . . . loves small
children . . . good luck at teaching . . . loves to
talk . . . a great patron of the barn and Tip
Top Miniature Golf . . . a wonderful cheer- •
leader . . . the one who gives the team a boost
when they need it . . . our best smiler . . . the
Dramatic Club's best treasurer.
r a o Dramatic Club 4 (Treasurer): Basketball 1, 2,
3: Student Council 3; Knight 4; Squire 4:
Youth Council 2; Pep Club 4: Cheerleader 4.
Noru irasn't that stimulating, gang?
44
JOSEPH M. SERGI
"Trooper"
The taller twin . . . guiet and a little shy . . . has no interest in girls . . .
great basketball player . . . always cheers for the Celtics . . . likes football
baseball, and loves bowling . . . doesn't like homework . . . will never for-
get that cool speech class . . . wants to be a sports announcer . . . favorite
expression: "Be good" . . . would love to play for the Boston Celtics
(think you ever will?).
Bowling 2, 3, 4.
SALVATORE J. SERGI
"Salvia"
Mischievous twin . . . bowling is his chief interest next to girls . . . hopes
to become a professional bowler . . . will you ever forget those Latin
classes? . . . and how about homework, one of your favorite past-times?
. . . often heard saying: "Don't do anything I wouldn't do!" . . . always
cheering for the New York Yankees and Giants . . . loves sports . . .
always well dressed, but doesn't like to button that top button.
Bowling 2, 3, 4.
PY
LINDA N. SHEA
"Lin"
Future school marm . . . often seen on the sunny slope . . . fluent in
French . . . very well dressed . . . loves College boys . . . loves cheering at
games and rallies . . . hopes to be a New York actress and also a ski .
bum in Europe.
Dramatic Club 1, 2 ("Secretary) 3, 4 (President); School Play 1, 2, 3, 4;
Hi-Liter 1; Cheerleader 4; Knight 4; Squire 4.
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PATRICIA SHEA /
"Pat" ,
An enthusiastic cheerleader . . . sweet was
Y
enjoys a good time . . . sincere . . . aims to ,
be a nurse . . . a loyal friend . . . loves to drive!
. . . enjoys swimming . . . hopes to visit Spain
. well-liked . . . hates late dismissals from f
homeroom . . . a sure success.
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Squire
f 4; Knight 4; Honor Society 4; Latin Honor
.� Society 1.
45 Pardon me while 1 put this thing away.
JOHN FRANCIS SHEEHAN
"Jack„
"What's her name?" . . . don't you just love quiet spares? . . . never forget
Consumer Education . . . girls, sports . . . loves those fifth period studies
. . . usually seen in that bright, red car . . . has a big "Hi" for everyone
. . quiet and shy? . . . a joke anytime . . . great person in anyones' book
. . . always looking for excitement . . . peppy?
Football 3; Track 3.
NANCY A. SHEPHERD
"Shep"
A petite miss with lovely blond hair . . . a great asset to the Dramatics •
Club . . . whiz with a field hockey stick . . . enjoys swimming . . . partial
to folk music . . . future mathematician.
Math Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Honor
Society3 4 (Secretary-Treasurer Latin Honor Society 1 2• Knight 4'
, y ), y , g.
School Play 3; Field Hockey 4; Squire 4.
RONALD SIERGIE J
AVO "Serge"
To our future millionaire . . . do you think an Industrial Art teacher gets
►" that good a salary? . . . a great friend and an asset to any social class . . .
why do they call you Serge, Ron? . . . maybe because people can't pro-
nounce your last name! . . . happiest when boating and skin diving . . .
not a care in the world . . . always smiling . . . nice guy.
DAVID L. SIMON
"Larry"
1 N. A. H. S.'s gain from Tower Hill . . . never y��► J
a dull moment when David is around . . . in-
. clined to be mischievous . . . oh, so popular -
with the teachers( ?) . . . known for raising
the roof in many a cafe spare . . . real colle-
giate dresser . . . a friend to all. sT
Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 1, 2;
Math Club 2, 3, 4 (President); Knight 4
�,�� (Literary Editor); Squire 4 (Co-Editor);
Science Club 3, 4; Board of Trade Award 1, 2.
It"ell . . . Sniff . . . It's about that time,
gang . . . Sniff. . . 46
FRANK WESLEY SMITH
"Smitty"
Liked by all . . . friendly . . . great math student( ?) . . . all-around athlete
. . . avid biology fan . . . Oh, those muttered comments! . . . likes to draw
. . . notorious cartoonist . . . easy going . . . loves to study(?) . . . ambition
to be a flier . . . enjoyed himself at the Prom . . . best of luck, Smitty.
ll'/restling 1; Track 2; Football 3, 4.
DIANE JUDITH STABILE
"DT
r +� Loves school? . . . a whiz on either the dance floor or the bowling alley
. . . good at singing and at understanding the opposite sex . . . enjoys
two things about N. A. — days off, of course, and teachers who under-
stand teenagers and their problems . . . is sure to be a success as either a
bookkeeper or an interior decorator!
Pep Club 4; Dramatic Club 4.
WILLIAM A. STEPHENSON
"Bill"
Tall and handsome . . . great kid . . . full of mischief . . . chief interests
include girls, cars, and girls . . . frequently seen at the Central dances . . .
will you ever forget that wild Junior class party . . . WOW! . . . "Be
Good" . . . ardent student de fran�ais . . . college bound . . . enjoys cafe
spares so he can sleep and talk to the girls . . . doesn't like going to
homeroom.
Football 1, 3.
DAVID J. STEWART
"Dave"
` One swell guy . . . never takes life too seri-
ously . . . "Don't sweat it!" . . . just loves tak-
ing tests(?) . . . enjoys sports . . . well liked
+ by teachers because of his serious attitude
toward his studies . . . plans a career in for- ,
estry . . . chief interests are girls and cars . . .
suppressed desire is censored, but anyone
could guess it would be girls and cars.
Football 1; Baseball 2; Knight 4.
You graduating Seniors will .coon be
47 leaving . . .
FREDERICK T. STEWART
- "Stewy"
Easy going with the ability to make friends . . . one of the best football
players we've had in recent years . . . always ready to take a trip to look
at a college or prep school . . . often seen at the library and in his gray
bomb . . . usually seen with Dave in hot pursuit of a member of the
opposite sex . . . bound for college and success.
Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Prom Com-
mittee 4.
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SUSAN ST. HILAIRE
"Sue"
Well equipped with the cutest hairstyles and the most stylish wardrobe
. . . goes out of her way to be friendly and kind to everyone . . . often
seen behind the wheel of her Chevy Convertible . . . small and active . . .
keeps the boys guessing . . . always has the latest news on hand . . . never
quiet during a study period—must be studying oral book reports.
Softball 1; Dramatic Club 4; Knight 4.
P
HEIDI M. STEIBITZ
"Heidi"
As friendly as can be . . . a gift for gab . . . contagious giggle . . . never a
dull moment when Heidi's around— especially in them labs and spares
. . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . great person to know and
have as a friend.
Dramatic Club 11 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2); Squire 4; Band 1, 2; Knight 4.
4
fit,
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` MARY E. STORK
` ?..-
�_' � The folkiest kid at N. A. H. S. . .: a real great
guitar player . . . oh, such a wit . . . great poli-
tician . . . appears to be the quiet type but
always has something cooking . . . favorite
saying: "1'm just joshing you" . . . always "up"
on skiis(?)
_ Knight 4 (Co-Editor); Squire 4; Dramatic
—�--� Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2.
Didn't that last four years go by last?
48
JANYCE L. SUMMERS
"Sum"
Beautiful blonde hair . . . adorable clothes . . . a loyal friend . . . one ter-
rific basketball player . . . helpful . . . "Oh, what am I going to do?" . . .
always at the games . . . usually at the Barn with a certain boy . . . loves
gym(?) . . . a popular miss . . . fun loving . . . one girl to know.
Student Council 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Dramatic
Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Knight 4.
BRENDA S. SWITHENBANK
"Sweetiebank"
A real credit not only to North Andover High School but to the whole
community . . . will always remember Mrs. Medaglia's French classes . . .
J...� a true competitor on the Field Hockey field . . . enjoys folksinging and
skiing . . . remember December 5, 1963? . . . an intelligent discussion
leader . . . respected and friend of all.
wry Field Hockey 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Math Club 4; Knight 4; Squire
4; Honor Society 4.
GARY M. TAMBORYN +
"Gary"
One of the truest friends anyone will ever make . . . appreciates the finer
things of life, especially well made automobiles . . . can usually be located ,
in the library before school translating Russian . . . spends his weekends
with the boys from Lawrence, Salem, and Beverly . . . a boy who is always r
ready with a laugh . . . has a terrific sense of subtle humor.
Chess Club 3.
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RANDA LEE TAYLOR
"Randy„
r Always smiling . . . a great basketball player
. . . loves physics(?) . . . lovely wardrobe . . . �
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always willing to help . . . unforgettable . . . �, 1
You can't win 'em all" . . . sincere . . . won-
derful friend to have . . . `Isn't that quaint."
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Hi-
Lites 2; Knight 4; Squire 4; Math Club 4.
Time to get out the old trunk and get
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CAROL ANN THIBAULT
"Carol"
A girl with rosy cheeks . . . loves sports . . . likes to play center in Field
Hockey . . . plays golf, oh! . . . great Carol, par 4? . . . a real peppy cheer-
leader . . . always full of fun . . . likes Dracut. . . does the monkey like a
professional . . . a real good friend . . . loves clothes . . . a real star on the
._ French scene . . . remember MiMi? . . . loves to water ski . . . what about
snow? . . . good luck in your hairdressing profession.
Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 3, 4; Christmas Assembly 1, 3,
4; Cheerleader 4; Prom Committee 3.
DIANE L. THISTLE
"Di" (Thorny)
Can't stand conceit . . . I wonder who you mean? . . . likes Andover . . .
could a certain boy have anything to do with it? . . . to cheer for A. H. S.,
you've got to be kidding . . . loves kids . . . especially brother Scottie . . .
pleasing smile . . . takes good pictures . . . beautiful hair . . . a whiz at any
test . . . loves to work . . . we know, don't we? . . . good cook . . . a brain
in all sciences, especially biology . . . a friend to all . . . loves to travel . . .
peaches and cream complexion.
Tewksbury Hi-Lite Staff 1; Pep Club 1; North Andover . . . Knight 4.
JOSEPH WILLIAM THOMPSON
"Jose"
A real great guy . . . liked by all . . . always talking, seldom caught . . .
not a care in the world . . . Mr. McDonald's best stage manager . . . "For-
get it" . . . Loves homework(? ) . . . would like to be a speed driver . . .
"Turn off the lights" . . . Why do you dislike type so much, Joe? . . . May
lip the best of everything be yours in your future career as an electrical
engineer.
Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 (Stage Manager); P. T. S. A. 2, 3.
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ANTHONY J. TROIA ,
' „Tony',
A pal to everyone . . . friendly and helpful . . . •+..
never tires of telling jokes . . . "Great" . . . love
that math! . . . coin collector . . . always ready
to give advice . . . a riot in the laboratory . . .
fiddles with cars in his spare time . . . "Will
~� you ever get through driver education,
t�, I Tony?" . . . future science major . . . works
hard( ?) . . . college ambitions.
Dramatic Club 4.
O.K. gang, time to start the ceremony.
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STANLEY A. TWOMBLY
"Dinkels"
Friendly . . . always ready with a laugh . . . "Oh Yah!" . . . takes pride in
his Plymouth . . . always lending a helping hand . . . can be found back-
stage. . . amateur photography enthusiast . . . loves those cast parties! . . .
"Why don't you like Chevrolet owners, Al?" . . . deserves the best.
Dramatic Utib 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3.
RODNEY VALIERE
"Rod"
Rodney appears very shy and quiet, but when you get to know him . . .
can talk up a storm . . . loves school and speech(?) . . . wavy hair . . . can
- always be found stamping prices on cans at Messina's Market . . . good
friend . . . loves to cook and has a future career ambition in the chef
business . . . good luck.
CLAIRE J. WASIEJKO
"Claire"
Loves school(?) . . . likes the opposite sex (Don't we all?) . . . is usually
seen roaming the corridors of N. A. H. S. . . . although she would make a
good nurse, she wants to be a secretary instead . . . "Phooey" . . . enjoys
spares and lunch . . . a "Hi" for everyone.
DOROTHY R. WEDGE
"Dottie"
When there's a good time going on, you'll
find Dottie right in the middle of it all, and
when it comes to playing the drums, she's o
k right there . . . happiest when water skiing
enjoys dances and proms . . . "Get in step,
band" . . . suppressed desire— to give morn-
ing announcements over the loud speaker . . .
f will always be remembered for her friendli-
ness and cheery ways . . . good luck in hair- � Lam'
dressing, Dottie.
Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4.
I've been hanging around here so long
51 I'm late!
RONALD JOHN WEDGE
"Wedgie"
r. Power-packed football player . . . often seen at Meagan's with the fellas
` . . . usually spends school nights at the library talking about the team . . .
member of the 2:30 club . . . probably has the best build in the high
' school . . . has a "Hi" for everyone . . . hopes to someday become a
iM plumber.
Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4); Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.
ROBERT F. WHITE
"Whizza"
Full of fun . . . a "Hi" for everyone . . . likes girls and cars . . . known and
liked by all . . . carefree . . . what happened to that Plymouth? . . . always
ready to help . . real "Cool Cat" on the dance floor . . . laughs at anything
. . . "What's up?" . . . keeps a class lively . . . can be found at the Barn
and games . . . Good luck to a popular guy.
Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Dramatic Club 4.
HARRY L. WILKINSON
"Wilk"
Mr. Everything . . . has a contagious spirit of friendliness . . . well liked
by everyone . . . loves sports . . . has a special liking for French III and
the teacher(?) . . . good sense of humor.
Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Football
1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4;
Knight 4.
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DAVID PAUL WILLIAMS
"Dave"
Any car's fine with Dave as long as you spell
it V-O-L-V-O!! . . . "A real treat!" . . . Glen-
nies' best worker . . . always coming up with t
wise cracks in class . . . "You're Right!" keeps +►
everyone laughing . . . accident prone . . . easy --
to get along with . . . expert in math( ?) . . .
Central . . . hasn't an enemy in the world . . .
real comic . . . a special way with girls . . .
what would you ever do without that red
Volvo, Dave? . . . best of luck to one great
guy!
Baseball 1, 2, 3.
Imagine. Late for my own graduation!
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ELLEN WILLIAMS
"Ellie"
Loves to do her homework(? ) . . . remember that comment about your
sweatshirt, Ellie? . . . favorite saying, "Forget it!" . . . found at Stuart's
Department Store or with boys . . . has a senile for everyone . . . wants to
wear culottes to school . . . is sure to be a success as a secretary . . . is al-
ways seen at football games . . . Mr. Hull's secretary . . . U. S. History with
Mr. Roche . . . always ready for fun and mischief . . . loves to tell and
listen to jokes.
Dramatic Club 4; Pep Club 4.
JOHN EATON WILSON
"Sandy"
Favorite expression: "Every day!" . . . don't you enjoy your English class
,,�.. this year, Sandy? . . . will you ever get a good mark in there? . . . is sure
to be a success as a mathematician . . . remember Mr. Regan's physics
class? . . . is fond of hunting and math . . . always has a smile for every-
one . . . has a great sense of humor and is always telling jokes in his own
special style . . . well-liked by everyone.
Math Club 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-President 4); Science
Club 2, 3, 4.
RONALD J. WILSON
"Ron"
Loves hunting and camping . . . good photographer . . . ipterested in cars '
. . . how's Mr. Lee, Ron? . . . collects guns . . . friendly. . . easy going . . .
likeable . . . what's this about the Fungus Boys? . . . allergic to homework
. . avid skier and boatsman . . . always seen with Alex and O. B. . . . how's
Louie's car coming along? . . . what's the matter with girls? . . . best of
luck in the future, Ron.
Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-President).
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! JANE WINDLE
"Janie"
..�' Cute little mighty mouse . . . why such a like for the Marines? . . . pretty
blond hair . . . loves to write notes . . . sure to be a success in the business
world . . . remember all those cafe spares . . . charming gift of gab . . easy
to get along with . . . well liked by all . . . sparkling and twinkling eyes
�. cute giggle . . . friend to all . . . anyone for pizza at Stramundo's . . .
beautiful clothes.
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PAUL DAVID WOOD
"Woodie"
Good physique . . . always smiling . . . usually seen at the Barn and
Stevie's . . . strong, silent type . . . likes swimming and skiing . . . polite
and good natured . . . blushes easily . . . "A who". . . friendly to everyone
. . one great friend to have . . . great sense of humor . . . lots of luck,
Paul.
Dramatic Club 4.
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PETER ZAHORUIKO
"Zeke"
Likes sports and cars . . . aware of the opposite sex . . . allergic to home-
work . . . likes to play basketball . . . usually seen riding around town . . . •
carefree (most of the time! ) . . . well-liked . . . mischievous smile . . .
easy-going . . . good-looking . . . friendly . . . deceivingly quiet at times!
. . . visits the library often . . . sure to succeed.
Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4.
ROBERT PAUL BROWN WILLIAM COLE
"Bob" "Spoolie"
Tall blond who has a smile for everyone . . . better A future mechanic . . . loves Chevies(?) . . . favorite
known as "Brownie" . . . loves to go fishing and hunt- period is eighth! . . . can always be found either hunt-
ing . . . pet peeve is English . . . always ready to com- ing or fishing . . . favorite hunting game is the Game
pare cars . . . partial to the opposite sex — especially Wardens! . . . girls, girls, girls . . . always seen with a
redheads . . . likes to work on cars . . . hopes to be an certain girl . . . Spoolie will always be remembered for
operator on heavy construction equipment . . . best of his shyness and quietness.
luck. IY1restling 2, 3.
GARY D. COHEN
"Gar" ROBERT GONET
A real great guy with loads of-personality and wit . . . "Bob"
has the best system of all for coping with the weather
— Massachusetts in the summer, Florida in the winter Shy, but start him talking and . . . jolly green giant . . .
. . . very proficient at the game of pocket billiards . . . loves term papers(?) . . . sun glasses . . . outdoor man
very popular with fellow students . . . takes schoolwork . . . hunting, fishing, and loafing! . . . a future wildlife
seriously . . . life of the lunch table . . . good luck in management officer . . . favorite subject Algebra II! . . .
the future. polite, friendly, and easy-going . . . an admirer of Mr.
Regan and Physics.
ALEXANDER J. COLE
"Alex"
Loves hunting . . . the Pines . . . loves school( ?) . . . JOHN S. LYNCH
never in a hurry except at lunch time . . . likes cars . . .
submarine sandwiches . . . outdoor type . . . chief inter-
ests: skiing, camping, and swimming . . . Sebago Lake Oh, how you love to do term papers? . . . are you really
. . . good-natured . . . likes English(?) . . . likes good as quiet as you look? . . . seen around the corridors at
jokes . . . Irish smile . . good sense of humor . . . are N. A. H. S. . . . loves to come to school? . . . allergic to
you a member of the Fungus Boys, too(?) . . . usually books . . . carefree . . . small in size, but big in character
seen with Ron, O. B., and the boys . . . a true friend . . . . . . loves to hunt . . . supporter of all sports . . . favorite
remember homeroom 19 with Mr. Regan? . . . hope class-lunch . . . the out-door type . . . loves to hear a
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
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William Robinson, Vice President; Karen Pybus, Secretary-Treasurer;
Harry Wilkinson, President.
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REMEMBER WHEN . . .
Mrs. Medaglia's beads broke. The girl's basketball team didn't win.
We caught Mr. Keegan "off his rocker." Harry wasn't president (?).
Mr. Forgetta had lipstick on his collar. Brenda was orchid girl.
Miss Wharton blew her nose in the closet. History classes studied the Civil war.
Everyone in French 3-x wore paperclips.
We rode our bikes to school.
Mrs. Saulnier was Miss Torrisi.
The French classes sang Christmas Carols while parading
There wasn't any school paper. through the corridors.
Folksinging wasn't popular. Mr. Keegan collected for the Red Cross in English 2-1.
There was only one cafeteria.
Charlie got his finger caught in a desk in history class.
There wasn't any Pep Club.
The Beatles hit N.A.H.S.
English 4 didn't have to write papers.
We could loiter.
Mr. Powers taught history.
Barb Fisher made peanut brittle for a chem. lab. experi-
When everyone congregated in Room 29.
ment.
Culottes were banned.
Skirts had to be below the knees.
Homeroom was quiet.
Doc_ Thomson taught English and crafts.
We had assemblies.
Everyone didn't yell "We want Charlie."
Everyone was applying to college.
Miss Wharton "kicked the bucket."
Twisting was declared immoral.
There were only two editors of the yearbook. We had a mock Presidential election.
Jackie wore her lab. apron to English. The auditorium was a study hall.
They didn't serve lunches in the cafeteria. The library wasn't a study hall.
Mr. Donovan was Assistant Principal. 57 There were more teachers than rooms.
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Bobby White Pat Baglieri Bobby White
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Harry Wilkinson Jane Schruender
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Barbara Fisher Bob Parker
Marc Garnick Barbara Agey
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Patricia Steele,Secretary Treasurer; Stephen Whittaker,
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Christine Fraser, President; Bernard McDonald, Vice-
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Deborah Furnari, Secretary Treasurer;Neil Hermann,
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
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Back row: David Simon, Marc Garnick (President), Robert First row: Donna Bellorado, Susan Zimny, Brenda Swithen-
Parker. Second row: Miss Donlan (Advisor), Carol Chepu- bank, Nancy Shepherd, (Secretary-Treasurer), Patricia New-
lis, Barbara Bates, Nancy Pulverenti, Patricia Shea, Barbara comb, Claire Shola, Joanne Coughlin, Barbara Hanlon,
Casey, Beverly Giard, Janet Olpp, Nancy Martin (Vice- Gael Curcio.
president), Priscilla Paradis, Barbara Agey, Donna Bishop.
The National Honor Society, with its qualities of
scholarship, leadership, character, and service, is
always read to assist the student body. Several of the
Honor Society members have tutored fellow pupils.
The Society also sponsored a Christmas dance and the
school book fair, the proceeds of which will be used
for an award to a deserving member of the senior
class.
The annual induction ceremony was held in early
December, at which time eleven new members were
~ admitted. Other Honor Society activities have in-
cluded a sectional meeting for the Lawrence-Lowell
District held in Wilmington and attended by the
officers, and an Eastern Massachusetts conference, held
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in Natick, the object of which was to establish a State
Chapter of the National Honor Society.
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Donlan. The officers are Marc Garnic, president;
Robert Parker, vice-president; and Nancy Shepard,
secretary.
STUDENT COUNCIL
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Back row: Thomas McGlinn, Richard Robinson, Brendan Barbara McCann, Barbara Steele, Patricia Hughes, Jacklyn
Foster, Stephen Summers, Anthony Ranfone, Stephen Whit- Marsan, Sharon MacNeill, Caryl Fichera, Deborah Furnari, Alan
taker, William Robinson. Third row: James Yule, Ellen Cohen, Ross. First row: Christine Fraser, Jane Broadhead, Patricia Stone,
Margaret Erle, Michele St. Hilaire, Patricia Steele, Donna Barbara Fisher, Sean Fountain (Vice-president), Harry Wilkin-
Bellarado, Judith Corello, Patricia Morin, Bernard McDonald. son, (President), Karen Pybus (Secretary-Treasurer), Janice
Second row: Mrs. Grossman (Faculty Advisor), Neil Hermann, Summers, Barbara Agey, Michelle Massicotte, Nancy Martin.
The first task undertaken by the Student Council
is to complete the social calendar for the school year.
The remainder of the year is spent by the members
engaging in various projects, and means of improve-
ment for our school and its student body. Among
these activities are patrolling the cafeteria, sponsoring �, "4 �r
the election of the Football Queen, conducting a
scholarshipdrive receded b "Tag Day," and '-
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ing the annual Student Council convention. `" „ �{
By far the greatest project undertaken by the
Student Council is the Scholarship Drive. This drive,
along with "Tag Day," is conducted to acquire funds
to enable the Student Council to award scholarships
to meriting seniors. With the co-operation of the
student body, the faculty, and the community, the Y�
drive becomes a greater success each year.
The officers of the Student Council have done an
outstanding job in leading the members toward suc-
cess in their projects.
The Student Council's primary function is to act r
as an intermediary between the students and the
faculty. The problems of both are discussed andF _
remedied at the monthly meetings.
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THE KNIGHT
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Back row: Barbara Fisher, Nancy Martin, Barbara Agey, Nancy Roberts, Gail Kenneally, Eleanor Perron, Margaret
Thoma Maxwell, Cathy Crane, Sandra Kent, Patricia Shea, Reilly, Karen Pybus, Mary Corello, Alison Lordan, Christine
Patricia Leary, Janyce Summers, Nancy Lanni, Randa Taylor, Phaneuf, Geraldine Pendak, Karen Bresnahan, Patricia Baglieri.
Heidi Steibitz, Kathe Pybus, Barbara Hanlon, Margaret Mylott, First row: Mr. Taylor (Advisor), Donna Bellorado, Kathy
Ruth Moynihan, Nancy Pulverenti. Third row: Maureen Roche, Kennedy (Business Manager), Kathy Robertson (Circulation
Jane Schruender, Susan Zimny, Joan Ackroyd, Carolyn Melvin, Editor), Virginia Follett (Typing Editor), Kathy Hearty, Beverly
David Stewart, John Dufresne, Charles Beauchesne, William Giard, Donna Bishop, Jacqueline Dyer, Mary Stork (the five
Phelan, William Robinson, Joyce Mackenzie, Joyce Dewherst, Editors-in-Chief), David Simon (Literary Editor), Barbara Casey
Diane Thistle, Linda Kamal, Susan St. Hilaire, Susan Himber. (Advertising Editor), Marc Garnick (Biography Editor), Helen
Second row: Carol Licciardi, Brenda Swithenbank, Nancy Barron, Linda Shea.
Shepherd, Patricia Newcomb, Frances Ranfone, Carol Chepulis,
In October, plans for the 1964 Knight were
begun. At that time, more than 88 students met to
make publication plans. These students were grouped
according to their chief interests, into eight divisions,
seven of which are headed by a managing editor. The
various divisions are under the direction of the Execu-
tive and Policy Staff, made up of four seniors and one
r junior; under this organization, they are the editors-
in-chief.
-A Particular emphasis was placed on the senior
section, the main objective being to produce longer
write-ups and larger pictures. Other highlights of
this year's Knight are the Spirit of N.A.H.S. through-
out the senior pages, and a page, "In Memoriam," to
our late President.
The staff, composed of more members than ever
before, has given liberally of their time and effort.
Many hours of work have been devoted to soliciting
ads, planning an extensive photographic survey of
student life, writing articles, preparing art work,
stimulating sales of the book, maintaining a financial
record, and doing a considerable volume of typing.
Special thanks go to the managing editors of each
of the various staffs; to the editors-in-chief, Donna
Bishop, Jacqueline Dyer, Beverly Giard, Kathleen
~� Hearty, and Mar Stork; and to Mr. Ralph Taylor,
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faculty advisor, whose many hours of work and in-
valuable guidance have resulted in one of the finest
yearbooks yet produced.
THE SQUIRE
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Back row: Linda 'Shea, Carole Belben, Mary Minahar"., Mary rieuf, Nancy Shepard, Mrs. Burns (Advisor). First row: Pat
Stork, Gail Donovan, May Annis, Pat Shea, Anthony Perrone, Newcomb, Marc. Garnick (Contributing Editor), William
Donna Houghton, Randa Taylor, Beverly Giard, Heidi Stiebitz, Phelan, Nancy Lanni (Circulation Editor), Ruth Moynihan
Judith Dolan, Jacqueline Dyer, Karen Pybus. Second row: Kathy (Proof Reading Editor), David Simon (Co"Editor), Carol Che-
Hearty, Denise Valliere, Carol Bettencourt, Kathy Robertson, pulis (Co Editor), Brenda Swithenbank (Literary Editor), Nancy
Linda Kamal, Susan Zimny, Hope Donahue, Cathie Crane, Furness (Typing Editor), Maureen Roche (Art Editor), Mary
Nancy Hay, Nancy Pulverenti, Barbara Fisher, Michelle Massi- Corello (Sports Editor), Frances Ranfone (Feature Editor),
cotte, Louise Clarenbach, Jane Valpey, Kathy Sherlock, Donna Deborah Furnari. Absent: Elaine Murhpy, (News Editor).
Bishop, Jane Schruender, Antoinette Dehullu, Christine Pha-
The Squire, the bi-monthly North Andover High
School student publication, enjoyed a very successful
year. This was the Squire's first season. There had 4
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been no student publication for a period of three '
years; the last publication was a literary magazine. ` j
The Squire is a newspaper giving current news and :
also incorporating literary articles. ' '
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Mrs. Enid Burns served as faculty advisor to the
Squire staff. The editors for the '63-'64 season were
the following: David Simon and Carol Chepulis,
editors-in-chief; Brenda Swithenbank, literary editor;
Elaine Murphy, news' editor; Ruth Moynihan, proof- r
reading editor; Frances Ranfone, features' editor; Il
Mary Corello, sports' editor; William Phelan, business
editor; Maureen Roche, art editor; and Nancy Lanni, -
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MATH CLUB
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Back row: Kathy Willis, Paula Stueve, Jacqueline Dyer, John Kent VanHeukelom, Larry Boothman, Linda Kamal, Jane
Stevenson, Charles Florin, Robert Parker, James Batterbury, Pulverenti, Patricia Hughes, Judith Corello, Barbara McCann,
John Dufresne, Norman Hughes, John Donovan, Kenneth Claire Shola, Eleanor Roche, Paula Wirtz, Mr. Forgetta,
Robinson, Barbara Corrigan, Carol Chepulis, Barbara Hanlon, (Advisor). First row: Carol Smolak, Patricia Winters, Randa
Jeanette Belben, Donna Savoy. Second row: Mr. Lynch, (Ad- Taylor, Judith Dolan, Mare Garnick, (Vice-president); David
visor); Darlene Ericson, Joyce Witzgall, Nancy Shepherd, Simon, (President); Alfred Guerrera, (Secretary-Treasurer);
Brenda Swithenbank, Nancy Zimny, Eileen Lynch, Diane Ota, Beverly Giard, Ruth Moynihan, Carol Giarrusso, Sheryl Locke.
The Mathematics Club, under the direction of Mr.
Joseph Lynch and Mr. Arthur Forgetta, as a member
of the Eastern Massachusetts Mathematical League,
participated in monthly contests with other member
schools.
The Club sponsors an annual banquet, where
officers for the coming year are chosen. The officers
for the 1963-1964 season were David Simon, presi-
dent; Al Guererra, secretary-treasurer; and Marc Gar-
nic, vice-president.
The Club also holds a dance which provides the
needed funds to pay for awards and League dues. This
year the dance featured local folksingers.
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SCIENCE CLUB _ %fy
The Science Club, under the guidance of Mr.
Thomas Regan, participated in the annual science 2
fair, which was held March 17, 1964.
All members displayed their projects in competi-
tion for awards and honorable mention. The winners z'
of the school fair then participated in the Technorama
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Science Fair.
The students projects were judged on the basis of '
Science Knowledge, Craftsmanship, Originality, and _
Neatness. The various projects were based upon
knowledge in many fields of study. The work of each ,
member was of the highest standards, the most
important element being the amount of time and
study involved in each. ..
The underlying aim of the Science Club is to give
its members an opportunity to work in the fields they
can do best. They must be constructive in studying
First row: John Mathews, John Thistle, James Powers, John Wilson, Mr.
materials, recording experiences, and arriving at Regan (Advisor), Charles Florin, Kathleen Hearty, Carol Chepulis.
conclusions.
The participant derives great benefits from the
educational experiences received.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Perhaps one of the most functional clubs in the
high school this year was the Photography Club.
Under the competent and devoted guidance of Mr.
John Robinson, the faculty advisor, the organization
} made profitable gains in learning the techniques of
the art of photography.
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the club's was in repair.
The Photography Club served two especially
useful functions. Not only did they supply several
y Y r candid shots of school activities for the 1964 Knight;
they also submitted many useful and professional-like
pictures to the Eagle-Tribune.
-- The Club's candidate members are given assign-
ments in order to qualify for membership. Those
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photography, their respect for photographic equip-
ment, and the quality of their trial work.
Back row: John Wilson, James Batterbury. First row: Ronald Wilson,
Norman Beauchesne, Mr. Robinson (Ad-visor).
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Back row: Al Guerrera, Alan Twombly, Richard Jensen, Robert Cohen, Donna Bishop, Patricia Marsan, Kathy Robertson, Susan
Kawash, Paul Wood,John Dufresne,Joseph Thompson, Anthony St. Hilaire, Patricia Bagliere, Pamela Gignac, Kathy Griffin,
Perrone, Peter Osgood, Stephen Gioia, Sebastian Iacano. Fifth Jane Pulverenti, Mary Henshaw, Alison Lordan, Mr. McDonald
row: Pamela Winters, Janyce Summers, Ellen Williams, Randa (Advisor). Second row: Virginia Follett, Diane Sergiey, Melanie
Taylor, Beverly Giard, Donna Dolan, Robert White, Richard Porochniak, Margaret Keane, Carolyn Maurad, Nancy Roberts,
Gallagher, William Phelan, Anthony Troia, Nancy Miller, Linda Shea (President), Carol Thibault, Jane Schruender, Emily
Phyllis Watson, Donna Houghton, Patricia Shea, Janet Oipp. Bohne, Kathy Fiori, Kathy Connell, Katherine White, Patricia
Fourth row: Beth Maker, Jean Culver, Diane Stabile, Joan Newcomb, Nancy Shepard, Susan Middleton. First row: Kathy
Bevins, Mary Margaret Minahan, Carole Belben, Jane Ippolito, Hassey, Linda Peters, Mary DeMario, Deborah Finari, Maureen
Nancy Pulverenti, Joyce Dewhurst, Nancy Furness, Gloria Beau- Roden, Christine Milenenski, Carol Fishera, Marie Deinato,
lieu, Carol Chepulis, Joyce Warshol, Donna Dane, Regina Mary Lou Philbin, Lee McKallagat, Eleanor Roche, Jacqueline
Underwood, Jane Garvin. Third raw: Helen Barton, Sandra Marsan, Geraldine Bresnahan, Martha Bates, Margaret Carney,
Turcotte, Elizabeth Evans, Joyce Copeland, Eileen Smolack, Janet Subark.
Antoinette Dehullu, Geraldine Swabrick, Janet Ippolito, Ellen
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' advisor, the Dramatic Club enjoyed a very successful
year.
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observance, and a play and reading showing the
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eight class-voted candidates.
The major production of the year was the school
t play entitled "If a Man Answers," which, thanks to
;- the hard work and guidance of Mr. McDonald, and the
cooperation of the cast and committee, was a big
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Back row: Lawrence Boothman, Walter Boynton, Richard Charlotte Leatham, Lila Anderson. First row: Carol Chepulis,
Proctor, Bruce Houston, William Martinoli, Charles Andrew, Dorothy Wedge, Mark Hagerman, Carol Gilbert, Berniece
Peter Osgood, Janet Olpp, Karin Fleischmann, Robert Hen- Smith, Susan Detora, Wendy Henshaw, Margaret Aspelagh,
nessy. Second row: Mr. Milton Kimmel (Band Director), Cecile Pamela Porochniak, Mary Henshaw, Diane Ota. (Not Pictured):
Guy, John Kamal, Richard Napolitano, John Curtin, Henry James Anderson, Pamela Smith, Raymond Guy.
Licciardi, John Toomey, Charles Florin, Marcia Steward,
The North Andover High School Band participated in many school events this
year. It put on a colorful half-time display and provided musical selections during all
of the football games. The members played at all of the home basketball games. They
also played at one of the home wrestling meets.
Besides taking part in these school events, the band marched in the North Andover
Santa Claus Parade and the Memorial Day Parade. They were scheduled to march in the
Veteran's Day Parade also, but it was cancelled because of rain. The band did participate
in the program held in the Veteran's Memorial Auditorium, however. They also played
at the Second Annual Carol Sing in front of the town offices.
With the money they made from their dance, the band purchased new drums this
year. These were certainly needed, and added much to the fine sound of the band.
On May 8-9, the band members participated in an "Exchange Concert" with the
Burlington High School band. This was an entirely new experience. On one night the
two bands played in North Andover, and on the next night they performed in Burlington.
At each concert the bands played separately and together. Much practice, planning, and
patience went to make this a highly successful event.
Mr. Kimmel, the band's director, added many new pieces to the band's repertoire.
Some of the pieces were classical and semi-classical, and were used with great success at
such events as the spring concert. The band members also learned numerous popular
songs which contributed a great deal to the spirit of the spectators at the athletic events.
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Back row: Karen Bresnahan, Jane Schruender, Donna Bishop, Patricia Shea, Barbara Agey, Patricia
Marsan, Patricia Steele, Carol Thibault. First row: Kathryn Robertson and Karen Pybus (Co-captains).
During the year, the cheerleaders worked herd to
rt add pep and to boost school spirit at all football and
�s basketball games. They also led cheers at two spirited
rallies during the football season.
„ In addition, they sponsored their annual dance in
the high school gym.
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of their own cheers and learned new ones.
They also entered competition with cheerleaders
* from eleven other schools in the area during March.
The substitutes this year were Donna Bellorado,
Cathy Crane, Lita Koper, and Linda Shea. They can
be given credit for organization of the recently-formed
pep club.
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Betsy McClung, Dolores Palmieri, Joann Andrukaitis, Mae Annis, Helene Robinson, Sandra Brown,
Christine Phaneuf (Head Majorette).
The Majorettes, composed of nine members, Chris
Phaneuf, Helen Robinton, Betsy McClung, Sandy
Brown, Linda Duffy, May Annis, Jo Ann Andrukaitis,
Dolores Palmieri, and Marita Butterfield, were a
colorful addition to the band this past year.
Under the excellent direction of Milton Kimmel
and the able leadership of Chris Phaneuf, their
routines displayed originality and precision, which
reflected the long hours and conscientious practice
which the group undertook to do honor to their A
school.
For the annual Thanksgiving game they joined _A- i.f . �• ipjw
with the cheerleaders to present their version of the
well known song "Do-Re-Me."
They also participated in the Santa Claus Parade,
Memorial Day Parade, and the Veterans' Day Parade.
In all, they tried and did their very best to live up
to the example set by those who were Majorettes last
year, and wish success to those who are fortunate
enough to participate as Majorettes in the years to
come.
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The North Andover High School Chorus this We had three students audition for the New
year consisted of sixty members. The chorus sang at England Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Boston
the North Andover Board of Trade Sponsored University, and all three received "one" or "two"
ratings. They were Susan Detora, Ruth Ann Moyni-
Community Christmas Broadcast over radio station han, and Alana Walker. We were represented at the
WLLH, and the major portion of a Spring Choral New England Music Concert Festival at Plainville,
Concert. Conn. by the above students, and also by Diane Ota.
PEP CLUB
One of the greatest improvements necessary in can make in the spirit of our various competitive
North Andover High School is a boost in school teams, the numerous activities undertaken by the
spirit. Through the years, no organization has been pupils, and above all, in improving the general atmo-
created to stimulate the spirit of the student body. sphere of high school life.
However, an attempt to organize a Pep Club has now Much credit is to be attributed to those who
been made. organized it and its members. Our newly found Pep
This first organization of the Pep Club is but a Club will serve as a basis for future ideas and a
rough draft of the achievement a united student body similar organization.
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Back row: John Fichera (Assistant Coach), Robert Sullivan (Coach), Frank Smith, Fred Stewart, Tony Ranfone, Clifton Stone, Robert
Robert Roach (Assistant Coach), James McAloon (Manager), Joey Shay, John Dushame, Brian Kennedy, Michael Horgan. First row:
Basin (Assistant Manager). Third row: Stephen Whittaker, Brendan Bruce Houston, Sean Fountain, Robert Marcinuk, Ronald Wedge
Foster, Bruce Allen, Michael Roberts, Stephen Shea, David Rennie, (Co-Captain), Douglas Ramsden (Co-Captain), Harry Wilkinson,
Michael Nicosia, Kasper Kasparian. Second row: Al Geurrera, Ellis Fitzpatrick, James Barry.
FOOTBALL
Although the North Andover football squad was Guided by Coach Robert Sullivan, the team gained
unfortunate this year in losing the greater percentage much needed experience and know-how. This was
of its games, the squad overcame its severe lack of his first losing season here.
depth to win a gratifying victory over Methuen. In the Andover game, our most valuable lineman,
The victory over Methuen built up the Knights' Fred Stewart, was lost because of a head injury. Doug
morale greatly. This victory meant that one-half of Ramsden and Ron Wedge, our co-captains, were also
the Little Three title had been won. The other half our halfbacks. These two Knights powerhoused their
was unfortunately lost to Andover in a hard fought way through the opposition to gain valuable yardage.
battle. A newcomer on the squad was Mike Roberts. Though
Throughout the season the team worked as one. he lacked experience, he gained it readily, and will be
Each man did his job and did it well, but there was a big threat to all competitors next year.
one flaw, the goal line. It seems that if the field had The quick speed and sharpshooting accuracy of
been 90 yards long, the season would have been a Harry Wilkinson, our quarterback, made him one of
great success. Every time pay-dirt was almost reached, the best quarterbacks that North Andover High
an unexplainable misfortune would occur and the ball School has ever had. He was selected as All-Lowell
would be lost. Suburban League quarterback for 1963.
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Back row: Richard Shaughnessy, Norman Hughes, Ellis Fitz- Charles Beauchesne, Bruce Allen. First row: Steven Summers,
patrick (Managers). Second row: Robert Licare (Coach), Steven Harry Wilkinson, Robert Parker (Co-Captain), William Robin-
Whittaker, Richard Robinson, Brian Kennedy, Leonard White, son (Co-Captain), Robert Marcinuk, Brendan Foster.
BASKETBALL
Despite a sudden, unfavorable ruling by the Head- the Knights by 13 points. With one minute remaining in
masters' Association which made it impossible for the the game, North Andover was down by four. A clutch
Scarlet Knights to participate in the Tech. Tourney, the shot by senior Bob Marcinuk, with three seconds remaining,
1963264 basketball season was successful in many ways. won the game. The other two games, one with Chelmsford
Directed by Coach Robert Licare, the Scarlet Knights and the other with Andover, were both lost. However,
won 12 and lost 6 games. While at North Andover High, Andover, a team which, in the first game of the season won
Mr. Licare has yet to have a losing season. over N. A. 68-46, crept away in the rematch 48-40 in the
This year's team was captained by hustling Bob final minutes.
Parker and Bill Robinson. Both set a fine example of de- This basketball season was highlighted in the eighth
termination and team play. This year's Knights had but game of the season when the often hot-handed Knights
five seniors. The rest were juniors. Getting off to a slow defeated Wilmington 100-56. This year's team scored 90
start, with five wins and four losses, it looked as if there or more points four times and averaged 68 points per game.
would be a poor showing from North Andover. Despite not qualifying for the Tech, The Knights
The second half of the season was a completely represented their school well. Cheered on by capacity
different story. The Knights had to play four teams which crowds on Friday nights, the Scarlet Knights gave their all
had already beaten them by more than twelve points each. for the faithful followers.
The first test came against Methuen. Methuen, with but Finishing in third place in the Lowell Suburban
one league loss, led most of the way, only to lose to a more League, and tying for second in the Little Three, the team
determined North Andover team in the final minutes. The can feel proud. They did a fine job.
second test was Tewksbury, which had previously defeated
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Richie, Stephen Guerrera, Eric Lindfors, Joseph Buchonis, James Powers (Captain), George Gregory, Ronald Wedge,
Clifford McCarthy, William Fournier, Frank Smith, John Frank Nicosia, Robert Shay, James Murphy.
Powers (Manager). First row: Thomas Licciardello, James
WRESTLING
The wrestling team, under the direction of Mr. Howard Crozier, enjoyed a successful
sixth season. At the start, with the loss through graduation of so many veteran wrestlers,
Coach Crozier was concerned about the coming season, with two dual meets a Reek
programmed—a very strenuous schedule. When the season had ended, however, the
record had been a satisfying one, with nine victories in eighteen dual meets.
The team was captained by Jimmy Powers, who is in his fourth year of wrestling.
Last year, Jimmy became the first North Andover High School wrestler to win a state
championship. This year he placed second in the State Meet at Wellesley.
Invaluable members of the team were Ronald Wedge, James McAloon, and Steven
Henry. Ronald Wedge was undefeated in ten dual meets. Steven Henry took first place
in the Merrimack Tournament. Both Steven Henry and James McAloon placed third,
in their weights, in the State Tournament. Steven will be back next year.
One of the most notable events of the season occurred when James Powers set a new
pinning record in 17.5 seconds. The old record, 25 seconds, was held by James McAIoon.
At the end of the season, the North Andover High School wrestling team had
completed 18 dual meets, and participated in the Merrimack Valley Tournament and
the State Tournament at Wellesley.
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Jacqueline Kennedy, Nancy Lanni. Second ro'w: Sandra Brown, Judy Abbott, Barbara Fisher, (Co-Captain); Ruth Moynihan,
Sylvia Andrews, Susan Zimny, Brenda Swithenbank, Pamela (Co-Captain); Geraldine Pendak.
GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY
Under the enthusiastic and capable direction and afternoon during September and October. Each girl had
guidance of Mrs. Mildred E. Dimlich, the 1963-1964 several opportunities to participate in the games, for it
Varsity field hockey team compiled a record of 2 wins, was the coach's policy to play each girl who remains
5 losses, and no ties. Sylvia Andrews led the team, scor- loyal to the team.
ing 4 goals. Ruth Moynihan and Barbara Fisher, co- Hockey is a vigorous game, with feet running and
captains, and Roberta Morse backed up our forward line quick stopping, of changing pace and direction, with
with fine defensive play. absolutely no time-outs taken during the entire period
The Junior Varsity played 6 games, won 0, lost 4, of 20 minutes. The girls must have a high physical fit-
and 2 were scoreless ties. They show much promise for ness rate to participate and remain on the squad.
next year's team. We shall miss greatly our graduating seniors: Gerrie
When field hockey candidates were called, 75 girls Pendak, Barbara Fisher, Ruth Moynihan, Judy Abbott,
signed up for practice. From this group, 18 Varsity and Sandra Brown, Nancy Shepard, Nancy Lanni, and Brenda
22 Junior Varsity players were chosen. The weather Swithenbank. But under the leadership of our new
having been especially good this year, every girl was captains, Roberta Morse, Susan Zimny, and Sylvia
present for every practice, which was held almost every Andrews, we are optimistic about the coming season.
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Back roue: Barbara Hanlon (Manager), Susan Zimny, Jane Moynihan, Carol Bettencourt, Sandra Rizzo, Nancy Roberts
Valpey, Patricia Leary, Patricia Stone, Sylvia Andrews, Miss (Co-Captain), Mary Corello (Co-Captain), Janyce Summers,
Haslett (Coach), Nancy Lanni (Manager). First row: Ruth Jacqueline Dyer, Nancy Martin.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL
The girls' basketball team, coached by Miss J. Haslett, played many hard fought
games and emerged with an overall season's record of 8 wins and 6 losses. A winning
season can largely be accredited to co-captains Mary Corello and Nancy Roberts, who
combined to score over 300 points. Supported also by the strong defensive playing of
Pat Stone, Ruth Moynihan, Sylvia Andrews, Susan Zimny, and many others, the varsity
team conquered "Little 3" rivals, Methuen and Andover, and the alumni team.
A steadily improving junior varsity team compiled the fine record of 11 wins and
3 losses. Diane Dyer, Nancy Zimny, and Kathy Willis sparked the team to many of
its victories.
Varsity co-captains for next year are Jane Valpey and Susan Zimny.
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Members of the Queen's Court: Donna Bishop, Karen Pybus, Ron Wedge (Football
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VALENTINE QUEEN Patricia Leary
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Roberts, Barbara Steele. Front rota: Judith Corello, Diane Girgenti, Patricia Leary
(Queen), Nancy Zimny, Susan Zimny.
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The Class of 1964
School Play — "If A Man Answers" — April 10-11, 1964
OFFICERS 1963-1964
President ............ ... Linda M. Shea
Vice-President ................ ............. ..................... Carol A. Thibault
Secretary ..... ..................... ................................. Nancy P. Roberts
Treasurer ........................................................ Jane A. Schruender
Faculty Advisor ...... . ... ..... .... ......... ......... James W. McDonald
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