UORMEAU
Northampton School For Girls
Northampton, Massachusetts
Presented by:
Faculty Advisor
MISS CARLSON
Editor-in-Chief
HILDE WULFING
Business Manager
KARLE PRENDERGAST
Photography Editor
ROSEMARY TENANDER
Literary Editor
KIM BUTLER
Art Editor
SANDRA ADAMS
Advertisements
KAREN VINER
Senior Representatives
EVA D'ADDARIO
JEANNE JORDAN
JACQUELINE SIRACUSA
CHRISTINE WELKER
Typing Staff
EDITH CRANE
KATHERINE KRIEGHBAUM
ALISON PHILLIPS
SUSAN WARRICK
SUSAN WILLIAMS
Literary Staff
LOUISE SCHOFIELD
JEAN SMITH
EVA PALOHEIMO
Photography Staff
KATHERINE KRIEGHBAUM
HAZEL PERKINS
ALISON PHILLIPS
SUSAN WILLIAMS
Senior Photographer
MR. PAUL A. MANN
To the Class of 1963
Dear Seniors,
You are the first class whom I have called by that title, and as such you will always occupy a very special place for me. I also feel most sincerely that you held a unique place in school.
You have supplied us all with fine leaders whom we have been glad to follow. You have set the "tone" for the school not only by your academic efforts which have been great but also by your sincere interest in the well-being of your fellow students. For these qualities we are all most grateful.
I personally have even more reason to be grate-
ful because of the kindness you have shown to me throughout the year. I have much appreciated all the consideration and the support you have given me.
We shall all miss the Class of 1963 at Northampton. Our thoughts will go with you during the coming years, and there will always be a warm welcome awaiting you here.
Affectionately,
DORIS N. ANDERSON Headmistress
DORIS N. ANDERSON
Alma Mater
When we've put long years behind us, And our girlhood days are o'er, Let there be some class to greet us, When we come back to the door. Friendship's ties that cannot sever, Though our ways be far apart, Hold thee in our hearts forever, 'Twas from thee we made our start.
Thou it was who reared and taught us, Sent us out upon life's way. And to thee we'll e'er be grateful, Though we've been long years away. Now to thee our tribute raises; We'll be with thee to the end, And we'll always sing thy praises, Alma Mater, School and Friend.
Words by, KATHERINE BUIeETT ASH, 1925 11
Music by FRANT CASHMAN GATES, 1925
Dedication
"A perfect woman,nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command; And yet a Spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light."
As we leave Northampton we shall always remember your patience, your guidance and your understanding, and most of all, your constant support through these past years. You have never failed us, and for this we shall always be grateful. The class of 1963 dedicates its yearbook to you, Mrs. Buker.
Faculty Last Words
MISS ANDERSON: "The most important subjects are the sciences, certainly not those old classics."
MISS ABKARIAN: "I've finally decided to give Mina away."
MRS. ALLEN: "Four score and nine years ."
MISS BRIGHAM: "Who, me?? Ride horses? ... Never!!"
MISS BOERNER: "I've never had such neat and precise lab techniques in my chemistry classes before!"
MRS. BUKER: "Well, girls, go ahead and cancel all you want!"
MRS. CANTARELLA: "Yes, I definitely support the Ladies' Home Journal!"
MISS CARLSON: ". . and the best time to study for an exam is the night before you take it."
MRS. CHALUFOUR: "I just can't stand that recorder music."
MR. CHALUPOUR: "There is to be absolutely NO FRENCH spoken in this class."
MRS. DARBY: "What we need, girls, is a little noise to liven up the library."
MRS. DUNCAN: "No girl is allowed off campus with boots!"
Miss DUNN: "Of course the subject does not need to agree with the verb."
MRS. EMERSON: "Why, I never whistle while I work."
MRS. FELIX: "Run out and get me two dozen donuts from the Donut Man!"
MRS. GASTON: "I just detest scrabble."
MRS. GRAHAME: "No, I haven't read the paper today!"
MISS HANKS: "There'll be a party in the bathroom tonight during study hall."
MISS HARPER: "Let's see, is Bordeaux in the northern or southern part of France?"
MISS HILL: "This piano is to be used only for rock'n roll."
MRS. HUSSEY: "But I thought Robert Burns was a singer."
MRS. KEHRLI: "But I can't even draw a regular circle, let alone an actual face."
MISS KLINE: "Draw a sketch of Palestine? ... Impossible!"
MRS. ORTH: "We'll be walking to Williston, tonight, directly after dinner."
MRS. PEARCE: "Go ahead and stack all the dishes."
MISS PICKLES: "Why, the fifth period is filled with people of such physical dexterity!!"
MISS REQUA: "All girls must study with their radios on."
MRS. READ: "Now, let's see, does the halfback mark the inner or the fullback?"
MISS TURNER:"Why,girls, you have been so considerate and quiet tonight!!"
MISS WILBUR: "Was it 'I saw, I came, I conquered,' 'I came, I conquered, I saw,' or 'I came, I saw, I conquered'?"
MRS. WASON: "I'll send the maids up to make the beds."
First row: Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Kehrli, Miss Harper, Mrs. Orth, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Grahame, Miss Hill, Miss Wilbur, Miss Brigham, Miss Turner, Mrs. Chalufour. Second row: Mr. Chalufour, Mrs. Hussey, Mrs. Allen, Miss Dunn, Mrs. Buker, Mrs. Emerson, Miss Abkarian, Miss Boerner, Miss Kline, Mrs. Gaston. Top row: Mrs. Peppard, Miss Carlson, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Cantarella, Mrs. Darby. Missing: Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wason, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Felix, Miss Pickles.
"Give us the grace and strength to forbear and to persevere,
"Give us courage and gaiety and the quiet mind, spare to us our friends, soften to us our enemies."
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
S E N I 0 R S
"Educational relations make the stronget tie."
CECIL JOHN RHODES
JACQUELINE SIRACUSA
Entered 1961; White Team; Student Council (House Proctor, Senior Class President) 3, 4; Chairman of Parents' Weekend Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Middler Social Secretary 3; Student-Faculty Honor Committee 3,4; Model United Nations Meeting 4; French Club 3.
The "organization plus" and Honor Roll Pride of the senior class .. . just knock three times and— wait! ... Fogie and Siracusa everywhere ... Oui! n'est-ce pas hein ??? .. a funny way of crinkling up her eyes and grinning that makes one wonder! ... what's behind that angelic face?
"Free as the breeze and unshackled by party."
JAMES MONTGOMERY
DEBORAH TUTTLE
Entered 1961; White Team; Class Vice-president 4; Masque and Wig 4; "Antigone" 3;"The Rivals" production assistant 4; Class Play 3; Dance Pageant 3; Dance Club 4; Current Events Club 4.
"Alah" in Persian on her ever present chain . . . Tuttle wears leotards more often than she wears skirts and sweaters . . . long, flowing chestnut mane ... dark shades, tan raincoat, and slow drawl . "Don't call me Debbie." . She raises her hand slowly during history class and asks a question about prison camps...
GERALDINA BACA
Entered 1962; Green Team; Class Treasurer 4; Modern Dance 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4.
Guatamalan typing champion pulls off 800 on her Spanish board "Bag of Oats" hasn't mastered walking on New-England ice . . . loves chicken for Sunday supper . . . exotic hair styles digs Chopin warm, furry coat shifty "Loren" eyes Carman Cavelaro!
"She
must be seen to be appreciated."
WILLIAM H. AINSWORTH
"Never elated when man's oppressed; Never dejected when another's blessed" POPE
EVA D'ADDARIO
Entered 1960; Green Team; Glee Club 2,3,4; Music Club 4; Hartford Festival 3,4; Operetta 2; French Club 3; Yearbook photography Co-Editor 3; Secretary of Class 2,3,4.
Our little Fraulein! Mix 1 / 4 cup blushes with 2 cups giggles; add 2 teaspoons sincerity and 1 tablespoon kindness; blend the above ingredients together add 1 generous dash flirtation. Voila!—a baked D'Addario! . . . "D'Addario, you kill me!"
.. . Austria and Henning! Henning and Austria! How many more days, hours and minutes until summer, Eva? The study hall is quiet. Eva enters wearing her black and white saddle shoes which squeek and groan like a pair of Army combat boots! The study hall is filled with muffled laughter!
IRENE ALLEN
Entered 1959; Green Team; Chorus; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hartford Festival 2,4; Operetta 4; Class Play 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Literary Club 1,2; Current Events Club 3,4.
Sociable and amiable . . . lovely soprano voice that delights in tackling difficult hymns and worrisome solos! Lamentations at the beginning each school year, "What?—another Allen?! Or is it Allyn?" Irene went to California last summer and rumor has it that she "went Hollywood"—with a pair of tinted sun glasses in one hand and an empty autograph book in the other! . . Talent Plus—music and Russian!
-1 think 'till I'm weary of thinking."
RICHARD
GARNETT
"0 Mirth and Innocence..."
PRISCILLA ALLYN
Entered 1959; White Team; French Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Current Events Club 4.
"Je pane trop vite, Trill?" "Oh, non, non, Monsieur!" . . . One minute it's Trill and the next minute it's Thrill! . . . Trill could easily learn to dislike the words "in absentia" and "correspondence course!" . Ever wonder why Trill suddenly jumps two feet in the air during French class? Ask Boge and her nervous, unoccupied foot! . Juddie often sends along "curious little gifts" in her letters to Trill!
LORD BYRON
PAMELA ARNOLD
Entered 1960; Green Team; Current Events Club 3,4; French Club 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Music Club 4; Hartford Festival 2,3,4; Hampsters 4; Operetta 4; Class Usher 2,3,4.
Pam flips through the pages of Elle, pauses and drools when she comes to photos of the long-locked lovelies! ... Pam and Jek—petite blondes who go "where the boys are" every spring! "I can't wait 'till this class is over!" ..."How was chemistry? You're kidding, Miller?! She didn't give you a quiz?!" . . . What are you on a diet for, Pam? "To loose weight!" exclaims Pam! ...
"Music is said to be the speech of angels."
THOMAS CARLYLE
DOROTHY BELDING
Entered 1959; White Team; Mummer's Play 1,2; Class Play 1; Soccer Team 2,3; Pegasus staff 4.
A future Miss America? ... A warm smile flashes across Dottie's face as she whispers, "Te adoro!"
. . . To whom is she cooing those sweet words of affection? To Mrs. C's spelling lists, of course!
Dottie has hit upon a nice quiet nook where she does her homework and ponders the joys and woes of being a Senior—opposite the food and soda machines! ... "Stand up straight, Marcia, and pull in your stomach!" ... She just may trade in her nurse's cap for a shiny crown and a dozen long-stemmed roses!
"Love comes before knowledge."
ANONYMOUS
"The power of thought—the magic of the mind."
BYRON
HELEN BOGOJAVLENSKY
Entered 1960; White Team; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Baccalaureate Choir 2,3; Hampsters 4; Class Play 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Current Events Club 3,4; French Club 4; Hockey Team 2,3,4; Captain of Hockey Team 3,4; Basketball Team 4; Lacrosse Team 3,4; A.A. Scholarship 2.
"Ullman, honey, I think we did something wrong. Miller said we were supposed to use distilled water!"...Is it Boge or Bogie? .. M. Chalufour's third period French class is mysteriously entertained by a low humming originating in the back row! ... The next time Boge checks into a hospital she's bringing along a sign that distinctly says, "Russian Orthodox!" .. . What's a gala party in chem class without frozen coke and burnt cookies,eh Boge and Karen?!
"Hail
to thee, blythe spirit!"
PERCY SHELLEY
KAREN BURNS
Entered 1961; Green Team; Swim Team 3; French Club 4; Current Events Club 4; Chorus.
KB—Hails from Lord & Taylor's "elite section" —"I've got so much homework to do I don't know where to begin" . has a passion for cats ... her favorite subject? Chemistry, natch! Every other week this gal receives red roses from her favorite at UCONN . . . too bad . . Mrs. C's favorite I've got a problem ."
ROBERTA CARLSON
Entered 1962; Green Team; French Club 4; Prom Committee 4.
Parlez-vous francais, Bobbie?! ... the continental look—square-framed glasses! . . . "Your brother looks like you, Bobbie. Yeah, he has that intense look! . . . Bobbie never seems to realize when vacations are about to roll around! slow walkin', slow talkin' Bobbie! definitely the wittiest girl in the class of '63! ...
"The busy bee has no time for sorrow."
WILLIAM BLAKE
"What
is yours is mine, and all mine is yours."
ELIZABETH CRAIG
Entered 1959; White team; Soccer team 2,3; Softball team 2; Glee Club 3,4; Music Club 3,4; Glee Club and Music Club President 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4; Vice-president of class 2; Operation Scott Hall Chairman 1; Class play 1,2; House Fire Captain 3; Fire Assistant 2; Fire Co-captain 4; Student Council (House President, House Proctor) 2; Masque and Wig 4.
A four-year girl here at 'Hamp with a song in her heart and a smile on her face our "Bets" will go far Stars in the eyes when a guy from home comes rallyin' around oh! CLOTHES!—wild purple sweaters ... exuberant laughter ... always beginning another "crash" diet ... deft planner of "The Prom"... What else? This girl loves volleyball never a dull moment around Betsey!
PLAUTUS
CAROLINA EVANS
Entered 1961; Green Team, Green Team Captain 4; Glee Club 3; Hampsters 4; Student Council (Class President) 3; Current Events Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Club Vice-president 3,4; German Club 4.
Head held high, chest out, stomach in—all the ingredients for perfect posture! . .. Carolina and Geri have developed a unique system for chattering about people while they are still in the neighborhood—switching from English to Spanish! ... soft, whisper-like voice that matches our slender Venezuelan friend Carolina's dimpled smile and sparkling eyes easily melt ice and boys' hearts!
"Speak Gently ."
DAVID BATES
"No question is ever settled, until it is settled right."
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
CATHERINE FISH
Entered 1961; Green Team; Student Council (House-president) 4; Spanish Club 3,4; SecretaryTreasurer of Spanish Club 4; Class Play 3; Current Events Club 3,4.
Naturally "Brazil"—but what about that blond?? the other sidekick ... loves chocolate-chip-oatmeal cookies ... "Are you taking late lights? G'd niter ... future nurse—for people, that is has a knack for letter-writing and receiving A.O.K. guitarist . . . yackity-yak secret (?) tunnel to Jacoubs .. . sun and fun at Lauderdale.
"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women are merely players."
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
SUSAN FOGLEMAN
Entered 1960; Green Team; Glee Club 2,3; Music Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer of Glee Club 2; Pegasus 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Chairman for Parents' Weekend 3; Class Song Committee 2,3; Student Council Nominating Committee 3; Masque and Wig 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; President of Masque and Wig 4;"Major Barbara" 2; "Patience" 2; "Diary of Anne Frank" 3; "Antigone" 3; "The Rivals" 4; Class Play 3.
SF—serious young actress ... eats incessantly bedtime stories backstage . . . cast parties at Williston—who else would dance with the director? . . . meanwhile, back in the bathroom— Morgan makes another mess, the mangey mutt ... "Who stole my kissey dolls?" ... the leading lady —languishing all the way.
"Sing
away sorrow, cast away care."
MIQITUT.1w CFRVANTES
CHRISTINE GRIEB
Entered 1959; Green Team; Student Council (House President 1); Fire Captain 3; Secretary Treasurer of Christian Association; Class Usher 3; Pegasus 3,4; Senior Marshall 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Social Secretary 4; Prom Committee 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Current Events Club 3,4.
Blond and bouncing Grub ... are there any student announcements? .. . really shines in history of art Chubby Checker and way-out twisting pulls through Algebra II with help from Weidler . . . helps Cheryl cure her hiccups . . . Florence Nightingale of the Class of '63.
DEBORAH HATCH
Entered 1960; Green Team; Student Council (House President, House Proctor, Middler Representative) 2,3; President of Student Council 4; Business Manager of Yearbook 3; Judiciary Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Soccer Team 2,3; Swimming Team 3.
—organization plus . .. "There will be a meeting of . . ." ... watch those ski sweaters natural leader ... wherever Debbie is, Betsey is or soon to follow ... a sports enthusiast ... need a, chaperone in the lounge??? . .. math whiz ... the ex officio of everything at 'Hamp ... mailbox always loaded .. contagious giggle . . . smile and everyone will smile with you . . . always ready with a helping hand ... charter member of senior coffee ...
"A light when into shadow all else dips," ...
EDITH MATILDA MARSHALL
MARGARET HATCH
Entered 1959; White Team; Student Council (Day Girl Representative) 2,3; Vice-President of Student Council 4; Current Events Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; English Club 1,2; Co-Chairman of Parent's weekend 3.
It's lucky for Margie that Matt offers free parking or else she'd be chipping in to help pay for the Sting Ray's keep! ... Come on Margie, tell us—do you really like your music in the round?! ... Don't you think that Marge ought to trade in those blue sneakers for a pair of horn-rimmed glasses and a Mose Allison album? Hatch sneaks up to Cheryl's room and quietly deposits one hot roast beef sandwich on her desk! . . . No, Suzanne, you can't borrow my big gray sweater (actually it's Harry's!) until you return my blue oxford-collar blouse!"
"A little peach in the orchard grew,"...
EUGENE FIELD
JEAN JACOUBS
Entered 1961; White Team; White Team Captain 4; Fire Captain 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Club President 4; Hockey Team 3,4; Swimming Team 3; Lacrosse Team 3,4; Photography Editor of Yearbook 3; Usher for Senior Commencement 3; Jester for Banquet 4; French Club 3; Current Events Club 3,4; Handbook Committee 4.
"Don't paaaark the caaaar there, daaaahling" 1 Who knows? In ten years Jacoubs may be rivalling the Drs. Kildare and Casey for prime air time! . Travels with Jacoubs—a spellbinding and humorous novel concerning the jaunts of a boarding school girl who chooses to leave her dog at home! If Jake didn't like the color green last year, she likes it now! . . . Jacoubs now sports pierced ears and emphatically assures Mrs. C. that "It doesn't hurt a bit!"
"It's a mad world. Mad as Bedlam."
CHARLES DICKENS
"Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding."
PROVERB IV 7
JEANNE JORDAN
Entered 1959; White Team; Chorus; Literary Club 1,2; Current Events Club 4; Pegasus staff 4; Editorin-Chief of yearbook 3; Yearbook staff 4.
"The Journalist", that cherub face, LONG blond hair and red babushka—too much ..."Of course the Yankees will win the World Series .. ." You know I can't see five feet in front of me without my glasses ..."What do you want, this book bag weighs fifty pounds" . . . not another crash diet, Jordan—"yea, I'm eating just desserts."
DIANE KLEIN
Entered 1959; Green Team; Chorus; French Club 1,2,3,4; Literary Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Current Events Club 3,4; Class Play 1,2; Secretary of Class 1.
Dimples Diane! ... dark blonde, wavy locks which qualify for a Halo any day of the week! ... Diane is always on a diet: quoth the slimjim, "I'd feel terrible and ashamed of myself if I ever gained any weight!" . . . "Doing anything after school? If not, let's go get some apple juice—it's not fattening!" . .. Giggles galore as she demurely carries her green totebag which weighs at least fifty pounds! Some people conquer Mount Everest; others conquer reserved sopranos like Irene. "I finally got her to go to a St. Mike's dance!" Diane beams triumphantly! He is the very pineapple of politeness."
RICHARD SHERIDAN
"Of surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youth"
TERANCE
MARCIA MADIERA
Entered 1958; White Team; Glee Club 2,3,4,5; Music Club 4; Operetta 3,5; Masque and Wig 5; Class Play 4; "The Rivals" 5; Dance Pageant 2,3; Pegasus Staff 5; Lacrosse Team 4; Hockey Team 1,4,5; French Club 2; Spanish Club 4,5.
"Smile, you're on Candid Camera" .. Take cover! Low-flying bookbag whisks by as Marcia comes stomping through the hallways on her merry way to classes! . . . Have you ever watched Marcia "doctor up" a back issue of "Pegasus" which she sends on to a certain boy? During her years at N.S.F.G. Marcia must have set and broken at least a dozen records while trying to catch the 4:30 bus to Amherst! . . . short crop of blonde curls which she shakes vigorously as she opines on altos and dramatics!
"Be patient."
ROBERT C. WINTHROP
PAULA MANNING
Entered 1959; White Team; Chorus; Literary Club 1,2; French Club 2,4; Current Events Club 4; Circulation Manager of Yearbook 3; Chairman of Handbook Committee 4.
"Wernt sorme pernut burtter?" Baby talk meant for two—Paula and Jordie! ... Jeannie it's snowing out!" "So what?" "But my hair will fuzz!" . . .
Paula's funky connection with the world of jazz— her Thelonius Monk hat, of course! that big, brown satchel After graduation Paula is going to trot on out to the White House and help President Kennedy balance the nation's budget! Enviable will-power—when Paula says "I'm on a diet." she means it!
"Trusty,
dusky, vivid, true"
ROBERT
L. STEVENSON
BEVERLY MECK
Entered 1959: White team; Mummer's Play 1,2; Dance Pageant 3; Dance Club 4; Riding Club 1; Soccer team 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 2,3; Art Editor of Yearbook 3; Class usher 4.
Bouncing Bev ... A Meck specialty . .. love for Spanish . . . expert snow bunnie ... 8 P.M.—teatime . s000 neat . R.P.I. mail . . . Horses and dogs art and "Winnie the Pooh" Those Pennsylvania pretzels .. . going to Friendly's for lunch? .. Have you seen Barb and Ginger? ... imitations of Miss B.
"We are not amused."
QUEEN VICTORIA
MARGARET MOFFET
Entered 1960; White Team; Student Council (House President) 2; President of Student-Faculty Honor Committee 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Music Club 4; Hartford Festival 2,3,4; Operetta 2,4; Midtones 3; Hampsters 4; Swimming Team 3; Lacrosse Team 3; Soccer Team 2; French Club 2,3,4; Current Events Club 3.
Raises and trains Hampsters ... does keep-fit exercises on the bathroom floor with a piece of cake in her hand ... last seen in Lee House with Lydia addresses thousands of copies of "Pegasus"... YEA, Maryville! ... YEA, Wooster!
KAREN MILLER
Entered 1959: White team; Student Council (Athletic Association President) 4; Faculty-Student Honor Committee 4; Literary Club; 1,2; Pegasus staff 3; Business Manager of Pegasus 4; Current Events Club 3; French Club 3; A.A. Representative 1; A.A. Secretary-treasurer 3; Soccer team 1,2,3,4; Captain of Soccer team 3; Basketball team 1,2,3,4; Captain of Basketball team 4; Softball team 1,2,3,4.
Une petite Wilt Chamberlin, Maury Wills, and Y.A. Tittle all rolled into one! . "I'm bored and I hate chemistry!" . "Hey, Jeannie, let's give Miss Boerner a real scare and raise our hands when she asks who's gonna take the College Boards in chemistry!" .. . Karen at the bat and Tasha in the outfield! "Shhhhh! Shhhhhhhh!" Policewoman Miller is patrolling her beat—Scott Hall! ... "Bien Surrr!" ..."I never smile and if that man squeezes that little monkey at me, I'll die!"
"I have an understanding with the hills" ... GRACE HAZARD CONKL1NG
MARIANN PILCH
Entered 1960; White Team; Chairman of Middler Snackbar 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball Team 3; Softball Team 3; Current Events Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Latin Club Vice-president 4.
Class equestrienne ... The Navy is the BEST! see HYB and Ginger go somewhere? ... Wild Ware weekends with Weidler!!!!
"A sense of duty pursues us ever."
"A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!"
DANIEL WEBSTER WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
SUSAN SIPP
Entered 1961; White Team; Chorus; Softball 3; Swim Team 3; Senior Marshall 3; Dance Club 4; Student Council (Secretary) 4.
—our smiling secretary . . . that first floor room is the center of activity ... always brimming with her sense of humor letters from Choate ... the eternal triangle—Sipp,Tenander,and Smith our own Chemistry genius . . . enjoys summertime sports those "preppy" clothes seen around campus are sure to be borrowed from Sipp Miss Kline and Sipper are constantly brewing thoughts ... capable miss ...
DINITIA SMITH
Entered 1962; White Team; Editor-in-Chief of Pegasus. 4.
D.E.R.S. soon to be Editor-in-Chief of the "New York Times"... loves "Babbitt" sweaters, prune whip, and posture class Hel—LO very fond of children and guitar players . . . star pupil of English IV ... wishes class would last forever.
"Hitch your wagon to a star."
EMERSON
"More matter with less art."
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
VIRGINIA STILES
Entered 1961; Green Team; French Club 4; Current Events Club 4.
Daintily circles the i's in "Ginni"... Does anyone know the latest sweater and/or Liberty blouse count? . . . a matching bow for every outfit .. . G.G.—Graceful Ginni! Stiles' famous last words: "Bermuda or Bust!"... Oh,what an impish grin! ..."Do a cartwheel? Are you kidding, Mrs. Read? I'm just not the athletic type!" .. . "Flame honey, don't you think that Passionata needs to go on a diet?"
'Let not your heart be troubled."
NEW TESTAMENT
BARBARA WEIDLER
Entered 1961; Green Team; Chorus; Basketball Team 3; Middler Snack Bar Co-chairman 3; Handbook Committee 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; President of Latin Club 4; Current Events Club 3,4.
Wild Ware weekends with Ginger . . . vive le Latin Club! Long golden curls . . . tedious Russian translations would everyone please bring in costume jewelry? ... the Hathaway Grape Vine.
CHRISTINE WELKER
Entered 1961; White mittee 3,4; Yearbook
Winchendon ... "I'm her latest door sign? ... R.I.S.D. Team; Chorus; Prom Cornstaff 4; Spanish Club 3,4. still snowed under!"... see . . those big, brown eyes
"A
merry heart makes a cheerful countenance"
PROVERB I 3
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CHERYL WELLS
Entered 1961; White Team; Glee Club 3; Music Club 3,4; Spanish Club treasurer 3,4; Pegasus 3; Editors' Consultant 4; Commencement Usher 3; Christian Association President 4; Student-Faculty Honor Committee member 4; Operetta Chorus 4; Hartford Festival 4; Current Events Club 3,4.
A smaller version of Mutt and Jeff—Cheryl and Pamie! ... bouncy, bubbly and Berford ... Berferd?? How do you get Berf out of Cheryl?! ... "Did you hear all the good news? My daddy is coming up this afternoon!" ... Cheryl's room? Go up the stairs. Turn to the left. Walk through the little hall. It's the room on the right. The room with all the food and stuffed animals and classical records! ... "Cheryl, are you sure that it's three, three, nine and not nine, nine, three?"
"Since life is brief, we need to make it bright; ." ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Senior Class Song
Seniors are we,
This is the last joyous year we'll spend here, Then will we leave, With strength of mind and courage ever.
We'll n'er forget all the fun
That we've been having through the years.
We live by what we learn And this be our Senior Creed.
Seniors are we, And as the years go by, We'll cherish This our school, Through which we learn To face the future.
We'll n'er forget all the fun
That we've been having through the years. We live by what we learn And this be our Senior Creed.
Senior Wills
WE the gracious class of 1963, do hereby bequeath the following "treasures" to the remaining#girls at Northampton School For Girls.
Irene Allen—leaves her frog legs to Pat Paciorek
Pam Arnold—leaves "our place" to "Jek" for use while she is at college
Geraldina Baca—leaves her American hericage to Mrs. Cantarella
Dorothy Belding—leaves the tedious nights before S.A.T.'s and C.E.E.B.'s to all Middlers
Karen Burns—leaves her talent for eating a doughnut with a fork to Janine Lourie
Betsey Craig—leaves her amazing co-ordination to her cousin, Sue Williams, so that it will always be in the family
Carolina Evans—leaves the thought of perpetual summer weather all through the year
Susan Fogleman—leaves Sammy to Ro; and the theatre to Kay and Karle
Tina Grieb—leaves her Cashmere Bouquet to Sue Williams, her "blooper" announcements to the next S.S. and her "Yellow room" !
Debby Hatch—leaves "Hamp" to the care of her cousin for the next four years
Jean Jordan—leaves her "guiless look" to Lee Hills
Diane Klein—leaves her beautiful French pronunciation to Dee Nickles
Marcia Maderia—leaves Glee Club and the Williston stage to Deirdre, and "Hamp" at long last
Paula Manning—leaves to Edie Crane, fun in the shower room, and to Margie Adams her crash helmet
Beverly Meck—leaves her "horse talk" to Miss Brigham and Sue McAllister, and her mugs#of tea to "B.B.B."
Margaret#Lee Moffett—leaves, indebted# to many for the happy thoughts of NSFG which go with her always
Ginger Pilch—leaves her title of "Horsewoman" and tea sessions with H.Y.B. and B.B.B. to Charlotte
Susan Sipp—leaves her "shhh's" during study hall to Smit and Tenander ... ee-wah!
Jackie Siracusa—leaves to Jane Gibson her hole in the wall and memories of 61-62, and to Karen Konig she leaves "Hiya Booby" and a strong cup of coffee
Dinitia Smith—editor, doth regretfully pass down "the little white horse" to her successor
Ginni Stiles#97leavememories of wild times to Sue, Jordie, Cindy, and Lee
Deborah Tuttle—leaves aching muscles and weak ankles to future dancers
Barbara Weidler—leaves one dozen ski jerseys to be worn on all occasions to Kay Tobler and Carol Mann
Christine Welker#97leaveher famous door signs and early admissions to Edie and Sherry
Cheryl Wells—leaves to J.E.G., P.E.K., and S.L.M. the memories of Ski Weekend, and to the next C.A. President, B.B.B. and the Christmas Bazaar
Witnessed by Miss Carlson and co-signed by Tonette.
"Individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to like it nor subsist on its food."
HENRY VAN DYKE
The Senior Class
Jacqueline Siracusa President
Deborah Tuttle Vice-President
Geraldina Baca Treasurer
Eva D'Addario Secretary
As "Seniors Are We" resounds through the halls of "Hamp", the mighty twelfth grade moves onward toward the finale of its high school years. During the fall term we were occupied with college preparations. December proved to be a successful month. We faced our final S.A.T.'s, supported the Bazaar with a decorative candy booth, and sang Christmas carols to the neighboring houses in subzero temperatures.
We returned in January, rested and ready to make the remainder of the semester a success. The last College Boards passed, ancl so did the winter term with one noticeable event—a gala party to celebrate Miss Carlson's birthday.
As Spring vacation approached, we anticipated our "last lap" in this hectic year—the Prom, the Crowning of the May Queen, Phoenix Night, Baccalaureate, Step-Sing, and finally Commencement.
This year has been an experience we will never forget. We have grown in mind, in character and in maturity into young women, well-prepared to take a new and exciting step.
First row: T. Grieb, E. Craig, S. Sipp, K. Miller, B. Meck, D. Belding, V. Stiles, D. Smith. Second row: J. Jordan, K. Burns, M. Pilch, S. Fogleman, D. Tuttle, J. Siracusa, G. Baca, E. D'Addario, M. Madeira, P. Anrold, P. Manning, C. Evans. Third row: C. Fish, H. Bogojavlensky, I. Allen, M. Hatch, D. Hatch, B. Weidler, C. Welker, M. Moffett, R. Carlson, C. Wells, J. Jacoubs.
First row: S. Craig, A. Gibson, B. Santaniello, E. Crane, L. Zins, S. Duggan, T. Francese, E. Mason, L. Jekanowski, P. McGown, S. McMahon, M. Adams, J. Gibson, R. Arthur, L. Hills. Second row: P. Paciorek, E. See, H. Perkins, J. Bingham, L. Culver, J. Lourie, E. Erickson, L. Allen, A. Phillips, K. Krieghbaum, C. Vogel, S. Warrick, T. Graham, N. Paloheimo, L. Schofield, S. Adams, H. Wulfing. Top row: K. Miller, C. Clark, N. Page, P. Merrick, K. Prendergast, H. McLeod, L. Bauer, J. Graves, K. Konig, C. Rogers, S. Kroepel, S. Williams, K. Viner, J. Smith, D. Nickles, S. Kulp, R. Tenander.
The Middler Class
Katherine Krieghbaum President
Candra Vogel Vice-President
Alison Phillips Secretary
Lydia Allen Treasurer
"Yours is the exceptional class" and naturally, we have many exceptional memories. The days have been filled with such "memorable" events as trying to raise money for our worthy class by selling pajama bags, and food at the Middler Snack Bar. This has been a year of grinding work and harsh discipline—Boards and S.A.T.'s; fifty vocab. words a week; Faerie Queene and more Faerie Queene; weekly trips to Forbes and fact cards by the megatons. But our class has spirit, size, and brains—we shall attack college applications wrni VIGOR, we shall storm over from Lee to Hathaway, and N.S.F.G. will bear our distinctive stamp on her record for all the years to come.
row: B. Brady, D. Elsberg, P. Bradley, P. Lockwood, E. Brownell, S. Banas, G. Kosakowski, C. Barrett, At. Mixter, M. Hall. Second row: J. Saw!, M. White, M. Gilbert, L. Mudge, L. Butler, L. Gould, B. Gadd, D. Fennessey, J. Manin, J. Anderson, D. Norton, C. Harthman. Third row: H. Smith, P. Janeshutz, P. Cannon, P. Ingram, C. Causse, M. Dietrich, K. Nagle, M. Donnellan, N. Petravice, R. Meissner, L. Bryan, L. Benson. Misting: J. Arnold, A. Burrows, M. Carre, P. Eskenasy, A. Farrell, S. Florio, B. Gilbert, K. Krystski, M. Lash, M. Leyds, G. Sarner, S. Schroder.
The Junior Middler Class
Deirdre Fennessy
President
Billie Gadd Vice-President
Laurie Butler
Laura Gould
Secretary
Treasurer
Throughout the year, the Junior Middler class has participated in various school functions: During the fall, the Junior and Junior Middler classes combined in giving a tea in honor of Miss Anderson, the new principal. The occasion proved meaningful to both students and faculty. Every year, the project of selling candy at recess is entrusted to the sophomore class. With part of the money acquired from this, the class chooses to leave a sum of fifty dollars to be invested in new books for the library. Another sum of ten dollars was left to the Junior class, as it had little money in its treasury at the beginning of the year. The key to class success lies in the cooperation among members of a given body. By cooperating one with another, each Junior—Middler has helped in making this year the best possible.
First
The Junior Class
Carolyn Mann
President
Mary J. Mason Vice-President
Ruth Sharpe
Dorothy Perkins
Secretary
Treasurer
Under the guidance of Mrs. Hussey, this year's Junior class has shown spirit and enthusiasm in all school activities. Both Stronach House and the class sponsored a table at the Bazaar. It has been well represented in the various singing groups, clubs, and teams. The members of the class have worked on Operation Scott Hall. They have maintained the fine standards set by Juniors ever since the class of 1959 originated the project.
The class also sponsored a hobby show in which each girl exhibited her favorite hobby. This project was shared and appreciated by the rest of the student body, the faculty, and the girls' parents.
First row: D. Greene, J. Averill, C. Santaniello, P. Knowles, E. Paloheimo, P. Townsend, M. B. Thompson, K. Tobler, C. Barowsky. Second row: S. Jacoubs, C. Baxa, S. Black, E. Miller, D. Perkins, M. J. Mason, C. Mann, R. Sharpe, J. Weber, G. Ellis, A. Plimpton. Third row: C. Driscoll, S. McAllister, L. Black, M. Guhse, B. Diamond, C. Burrell, J. Fitzpatrick, P. Willets.
"The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market-place; Man and boy stood cheering by And home we brought you shoulder-high."
A. E. HOUSMAN
A C T I V I T I E S
The
Student Council
The Student Council consists of the President, the Vice-President, Secretary, Social Secretary, Athletic Association President, Christian Association President, Class Presidents, House Presidents, Day Girl Representatives, and House Procters. All except the last are elected by the students. These girls meet once a week after school with Miss Carlson who acts as an advisor and a liaison
between the faculty and the students. Any problem which involves the student body is discussed and decided upon here. Also considered here are requests from the faculty and those of individual students.
A few times a year there is a joint council. At this time the principal, Miss Anderson, is invited to attend a meeting in order to see how Council is functioning and to bring up anything she feels should be reviewed.
At times when Council thinks it necessary, there is an open council to which all students and faculty are invited. The Council meets in the regular way and at this time the students may see how their Student Council functions and at the same time participate in the discussion. Later they themselves may ask any questions they may have.
The Council tries to be a guiding factor in the student body, a group which works as a committee that discusses suggestions which concern the school. An example of this may be illustrated by the efforts to change the point system. In time it is presented to the Student Government at which time the student body may discuss and review the matter at hand. In short, the Student Council is a representation, vital to the school as a group, which organizes and presents facts to the students so that campus life may function more effectively.
First row: J. Manin, C. Barrett, D. Fennessy, L. Black, C. Fish, C. Vogel, S. Adams, M. Adams. Second row: B. Gadd, K. Miller, M. Hatch, D. Hatch, S. Sipp, C. Wells, T. Grieb, S. Jordan. Third row: M. Dietrich, J. Weber, G. Kosakowski, L. Bryan, S. Williams, H. Wulfing, K. Krieghbaum, H. Smith, J. Siracusa. Fourth row: K. Prendergast, C. Barowsky, C. Mann.
The Pegasus
Accuracy, reliability, speed in production—these are the ingredients which make up a good newspaper. More than ever this year "Pegasus" has been developing these qualities which have always been an integral part of the paper. Under the capable direction of Miss Brigham, the new advisor, "Pegasus" has attempted to serve more fully its vital function in the school's life.
In addition to a more complete coverage of school events, articles not directly concerned with Northampton but of interest to the students, have frequently appeared. Interviews with celebrities, and guest articles from outstanding members of the community have been included among these.
This Spring, the Editors selected the girls who would guide the paper's progress in the 1963-1964. With a rapidly expanding school,"Pegasus'" role in Northampton life has become even more dependent upon the faith and cooperation of the students and Editors.
Front row: D. Fennessy, K. Prendergast, D. Belding, S. Jordan. Second row: R. Tenander, S. Fogleman, D. Smith, K. Miller, C. Wells, K. Krieghbaum. Third row: M. Moffett, K. Miller, M. Adams, C. Vogel, K. Viner, M. Maderia, L Benson.
C. WELLS, K. MILLER.
The Christian Association has been outstandingly successful this year. Through the concentrated efforts of Miss Boerner and the C.A. president, Cheryl Wells, and the support of the students, faculty, and the public, the annual Christmas Bazaar earned over one thousand dollars. Several girls in November attended the religious conference at Northfield School. The C.A. has sent flowers to hospitalized students and faculty, and has rung the Angelus Bell.
row: D. Fennessy, C. Barrett, L. Butler, J. Bingham, D. Houston, J. Mason, P. Knowles, G. Sarner, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Sharpe, C. Ullman, J. Jennison, M. Carre. Second row: C. Belsky, N. Barowsky, G. Ellis, A. Burrows, A. Phillips, L. Culver, E. Craig, K. Konig, S. Black, D. Perkins, B. Gilbert, M. Madeira, K. Butler, J. Weber. Third row: I. Allen, L. Benson, M. DonneIlan, H. Perkins, B. Gadd, K. Krieghbaum, L. Gould, S. Williams, S. Florio, H. McLeod, D. Nickles, M. White, S. Adams.
The Glee Club
Under the direction of Miss Hill, the Glee Clubs a group of fifty girls, worked to present several concerts. Two highlights of the year were the operetta, The Mikado, and the Christmas concert, both with Williston Academy.
The Music Club has sixteen members who work together with Miss Hill to improve the qualities of individual voices and to attain a well-balanced blend when singing. The Christmas Concert with the Williston Double Quintet was the climax of a semester's work.
The Music Club
First
Front row: D. Perkins, P. Arnold, L. Jekanowski, E. Craig, K. Konig, L. Schofield, C. Wells. Second row: A. Wulfing, L. Allen, M. Moffctt, Nit Lead, E. D'Addarin, C. Barrett
The Hampsters
The Hampsters of 1962 and 1963 is a group of nine Seniors and Middlers who meet regularly twice a week to prepare popular and folk songs for entertainment at dances, parties, Parents' Weekend, and concerts. Near the end of the year, the Seniors chose one Middler to start the group for the next year.
M. Madeira, C. Evans, P. Arnold, K. Konig, M. Moffett, L. Allen, B. Craig, L. Jekanawski.
Santaniello,
Jacoubs, L. Gould, S. Adams, C. Vogel, H. McLeod, J. Lourie, G. Baca, N. Petravice. Third row: I. Allen, M. Donnellan, S. Kroepel, C. Wells, C. Rogers, B. Weidler, M. Pilch. J. Bingham, H. Perkins, P. Paciorek, E. D'Addario. Top row: J. Gibson, A. Plimpton, R. Tenander, K. Viner, T. Francese, M. Moffett, L. Bauer, H. Bogojavlensky, S. Florio, V. Stiles, K. Prendergast, P. Merrick, A. Phillips, S. Warrick.
The Current Events Club
The Current Events Club this year enjoyed a number of enriching programs. For example, the club presented a satirical skit which offered great fun for all. In a more serious vein, a debate concerning an improtant world program was organized. Mrs. Grahame chaperoned a delegation of students to a model United Nations meeting in Boston. This experience was a most stimulating and rewarding one for the girls involved. The club also benefitted from the interesting speakers sponsored by the Alumnae Association. We are very grateful for these opportunities and for the enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Grahame.
First row: J. Sawl, C. Fish, B.
P. Arnold, L. Jekanowski, S. Bangs, H. Smith. Second row: T. Grieb, J.
The French Club
One of the largest and most active clubs on campus this year was the French Club,"La Fleur de Lis." Under the guidance of M. Chalufour, the club sponsored a series of French films about the French people and their culture. All meetings were conducted in French, so one must have had at least one year of French to be a member. To do justice to French cuisine, the club had several French cafés and, to climax the year, a delicious banquet.
First row: J. Gibson, A. Gibson, P. Arnold, L. Jekanowski, B. Santaniello, J. Bingham, S. Warrick, A. Phillips, S. McMahon, L. Benson. Second row: K. Nagle, M. Gilbert, M. Moffett, R. Tenander, R. Arthur, T. Francese, S. Adams, L. Culver, J. Lourie, J. Smith, K. Prendergast, G. Baca. Third row: A. Farrell, K. Kryzytski, H. Perkins, K. Burns, B. Weidler, M. Pilch, K. Viner, S. Kroepel, N. Paloheimo, It Sharpe, J. Averill, E. Crane, P. McGown, R. Carlson. Top row: N. Page, I. Allen, T. Graham, M. DonneIlan, V. Stiles, J. Sawl, A. Plimpton, C. Mann, C. Clarke, J. Graves.
The Latin Club
This year the Latin Club has grown in both enthusiasm and size. The diligent work of the members produced one of the most popular and successful tables at the Christmas Bazaar. The meetings were made pleasant combinations of learning and relaxation by our advisor, Miss Wilbur, who introduced us to many Roman activities and customs. An authentic Roman banquet to which the guests wore traditional togas climaxed our busy schedule this spring. The Club would like to extend their sincere thanks to Miss Wilbur for all she has done for us this year.
First row: M. Dietrich, B. Santaniello, M. Pilch, B. Weidle-, E. Mason, S. Banas, H. Wulfing. Second row: B. Brady, L. Benson, M. Donnellan, L. Black, J. Bingham, S. Warrick, K. Prendergast.
The Spanish Club
The Spanish Club,"El Circulo Espanol", has had an exceedingly successful year under the capable guidance of Mrs. Peppard. Some of the club's many group activities have included the daily vending of ice cream at recess, and sponsoring a
pizza booth at the Christmas Bazaar. The Spanish Club also celebrated Christmas with cookies from all over the world and by singing Spanish Christmas carols.
"El Circulo Espanol" has also sponsored many cultural activities during the course of the school year. These events have consisted of lectures, slide programs of Spanish countries, and a Spanish movie. The Spanish Club has also donated to the school a subscription of "Life en Espanol" so that all students may benefit from it. The Club concluded its events with an annual Spanish banquet in May.
Front row: T. Grieb, C. Wells, C. Rogers. Second row: L. Zins, L. Gould, C. Fish, J. Jacoubs, C. Evans, H. McLeod, G. Baca, N. Petravice. Third row: M. Madeira, B. Meck, C. Welker, S. Kroepel, P. Merrick, L. Black, P. Canon, P. Janeshutz.
The Masque and Wig
The year was ushered in amid chuckles and laughter by a highly successful production of The Rivals. The entire school, as well as everyone who participated in the play, enjoyed the performance.
Of course, the entire school applauded club activities. For example, we relished the Masque and Wig sandwiches sold during recess, and were delighted by the class plays presented in the spring.
To Mrs. Pearce we extend much warm gratitude for her patient and invaluable guidance while she was able to be at school. We missed her so much while she was away.
This year, Masque and Wig was, once again, a refreshing and gratifying complement to school life.
First row: D. Fennessy, E. Craig, K. Krieghbaum, S. Fogic man, C. Vogel, E. See. Second row: M. Adams, L. Allen, M. Madeira, D. Tuttle, S. Williams, H. Perkins, K. Prendergast.
The Prom Committee
The goal of the Prom Committee was to make the 1963 Prom the biggest and best ever. "Hawaii" was named the theme for this year's Prom, and decorations of draped fish nets, aqua and blue lanterns, and tropical plants were centered around the island theme. It was also the committee's job to plan the menu for the lavish dinner which was given for the Seniors before the Prom.
In order to meet its endless expenses, the committee took on many varied projects, including selling gold "NSFG" pins and hundreds of Mrs. Leland's chocolate bars. Also the annual fashion show featured clothing from Northampton stores.
This year all the classes cooperated to make the Prom a successful, school-wide event in honor of the Seniors.
First row: J. Siracusa, B. Meck, E. Craig, R. Tenander, C. Barrett. Second row: G. Ellis, J. Smith, T. Grieb, C. Welker.
The Athletic Association
This year the Athletic Association together with Mrs. Read and Miss Pickles, has tried, not only to increase the interest in sports, but also to boost the spirit of the school.
With the acquisition of the new gymnasium the A.A. has been able to sponsor many more intramural games, many of which have been decisive victories both in score and attendance! There were also more Green and White games which were well supported by both the faculty and the students.
The sports program was enlarged at 'Hamp.' A modern dance club was formed, cheerleaders were organized, swimming and skiing were initiated on Mondays.
All clubs need finances. The Athletic Association supplemented their funds by money-raising campaigns which included the sale of food at varsity games, the sale of Green and White rally pins, and its annual auction. Most of this hard-earned money was used to purchase new athletic equipment.
J. Jacoubs, C. Evans, K. Miller, R. Tenander, L. Bryan, E. P aloheimo.
The Soccer Team
The Hockey Team
The soccer team, captained by Candra Vogel, lost their one game to Stonleigh Prospect.
The 1962 hockey season at Hamp was a very successful one. Captained by Helen Bogojavlensky. the team's record shows two wins and one loss.
Scores:
Oct. 30 Hamp 4 Stonleigh Prospect 0
Nov. 2 Hamp 4 Windsor Mountain 0
Nov.12 Hamp 0 Northfield 2
B. Meck. P. Knowles, S. McMahon, S. Adams, L. Culver, Captain C. Vogel, K. Miller, J. Manin, K. Krieghbaum, N. Paloheimo, E. Paloheimo.
First row: T. Francese, Captain H. Bogojavlensky, L. Zins. Second row: M. Mixter, M. Madeira, C. Baxa, J. Jacouhs L. Bryan, E. See, E. Crane, G. Kosakowski.
The Basketball Team
Basketball has been one of the most acclaimed winter sports. It has been not only popular in gym class, but also popular in the girls' spare time. The Varsity, all of them ardent followers of the sport, have displayed their skills both as individual players and as a team in the games they have played.
Northfield
Stonleigh
Burnham
MacDuffle
Smith Academy
Stonleigh
Burnham
Cheerleaders
Clockwise: C. Driscoll, C. Mann, B. Thompson, M. Tananbaum.
First row: E. Paloheimo, E. Crane, K. Miller, T. Francese, S. Kulp. Second row: C. Clark, H. Bogojavlensky, J. Graves, N.Paloheimo, B. Gilbert, C. Baxa, R. Fields.
"Twas brillig and the slihy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the boroves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.-
LEWIS CARROLL
MIDDLERS
MARGARET ADAMS: "grit" Pooh is her idol ... her Christopher Robin boots seven horns, did you say? ... third floor Ford. her dragon head.
SANDRA ADAMS: leftovers from Williston Summer School "Let's go to church and see if they're there!" ... Columbia . Rockford "Oh, my grief!"
LYDIA ALLEN: "I still hate New Canaan" . . . Joan Baez scapegoat?? ... Do they wear wet weather shoes in Spain, Lydia?
JUDITH ARNOLD: SKIING day and night ... "Let's spray the hair!"... wild clothes ... spaz knee in gym.
ROBIN ARTHUR: Logan House terror California blonde the mysterious ring "yah!"
NORMA BAROWSKY: Lenox and Williston "So what if he's only in tenth grade?" get that note geometry on the mind.
LINDA BAUER: Dangerous with lab chemicals a red Renault, you say? another skiing addict—all sports, for that matter.
JOYCE BINGHAM: "Let's go to Forbes!" never seen without Alison and Sue "That takes the cake!" the Freudian thinker.
KIM BUTLER: our hard-working lit. editor "Kimmie" .. one of the elite Italian students never tired of singing.
ELLEN BROOKS: noisy footsteps ... like to play jacks, Brooks? one of the third floor triple.
CAROLYN CLARKE: Horses, horses, horses that long ride from the open fields of Williamsburg bunny parka.
SARA CRAIG: Craigsie, where is Putney? trips to Washington ... "I got a letter!" the new metal skis finally got that sweater done.
EDITH CRANE: Right on schedule fails to schedulize T J "fairy foot" terror of the Colorado slopes.
LAURIE CULVER: "Let's help build my house" ... still the math whiz ... "Lo" ... another member of the "Pooh" Club.
SALLIE DUGGAN: Texan drawl ... a typical Little-field'er "Hey, yawl, I'm going to come back and tell yawl I'm married."
ELIZABETH ERICKSON: Montana girl ... soft voice... denizen of third floor bathroom ... "really?"
ROBIN FIELDS: That was a fast driver's license a great deal of horse sense terrific rider expressive eyes.
DIANE FISCHER: Oh, that wild parka tons of makeup and fancy hairdos hails from Holyoke.
SUSAN FLORIO: "Flame"... with Ginni S ... "Yea, Holyoke!" ,..swimming team admirer.
TANIA FRANCESE: Edie's roommate U.T. dancer "pipebanger, R.S.V.P." a spirited hockey player.
ANNE GIBSON: garlic and soup sipper a quiet abstract painter hails from Connecticut.
JANE GIBSON: petite feet "This closet is too small for the three of us." What's with the town train rides to Youngstown, Jane?
TAYA GRAHAM: classical guitarist "I've gained so-o much weight" great connections with the "Brothers Four".
JUDITH GRAVES: Williamsburg High seen all the time with Carolyn ravishing brunette.
LEE HILL: The Cleopatra look friends at the local boys' prep schools ... what about those giant squid, Hills?
LINDA JEKANOWSKI: "Jek" "Let's go to Holy Cross" . great solo at Christmas Concert.
SUZANNE JORDAN: "Jordie" ... wild tales about skiing at Mt. Tom ... Amherst fan ... the stingray.
KAREN KONIG: Who finally received the sweater, Karen? . . . Tell us about Utica, ? member of the bathroom triple.
KATHERINE KRIEGHBAUM: Mrs. Pearce's little helper . . . Middler boss and biology scholar "Oh, Lydia !"
SHERRY KROEPEL: infatuated with Frank Sinatra lover of pistachio nuts • dissatisfied with "Hamp's" comfortable furniture.
SUSAN KULP: always with Hilde 288 records—plus countless Everly Brothers "How many days, Kulp?"
JANINE LOURIE: New York and Connecticut girl "the perpetual table clearer" . . a fluent French speaker.
PENNY MCGOWN: candy peddler . . . ring chairman . . . hails from Suffield Academy . . . who goes to Suffield High, Penny? ... "the quiet one".
HEATHER MCLEOD: curly locks sports addict—she sings, too . drives a huge car.
SUZANNE MCMAHON: participant of Stowe fizzy parties one of the "cool" three . . . "thay thwee-tie" . . . ya-ba-da-ba-doo, Freddie.
ELLEN MASON: Roman Alumnae Scholar. "But Mrs. Emerson, I don't understand."
POLLY MERRICK: always seen with Diane good sense of humor ... "I'm going skiing at Mt. Tom, see you there!"
KATE MILLER: "Paradise" . . . "How are the mice?" .. flair for writing Fraulien Miller.
DEMETRA NICKLES: lover of the South . "He's a Southerner, he's a Southerner!" hails from New York???
PATRICIA PACIOREK: our quiet representative from South Deerfield ... serious ... shy smile, but friendly ... the avid French student?? Northfield delegate.
NANCY PAGE: another garlic and soup drinker ... one of the few quiet Hathaway girls ... seldom smiles.
NINA PALOHEIMO: California athletic . . blonde. one of the rambunctious trio . Enjoy the plant kingdom, Nina?
HAZEL PERKINS: honor "roller" ski much? . "Hey,Perkins!"..."Then we—".
ALISON PHILLIPS: "Hey, Phillips!" . . . "Excuse me, but don't you think—?" . "I just know I'm going to flunk it!" ... It just shows ta go ya!" skiing anyone?
KARLE PRENDERGAST: "Where are those ads?"... our actress—knows Williston stage backwards and forewards ."Kugs".
CYNTHIA ROGERS: Always snowing down South? ... winter tan and white teeth owner of the unexpurgated Faerie Queene .. . "bobbing head".
BARBARA SANTANIELLO: drives Buick Special '62 . .. quiet, wistful type attractive black hair often at Williston.
LOUISE SCHOFIELD: "I hate shoes but tolerate them" ... quiet, intelligent, and slender "God be with you." "Schofer".
ELLEN SEE: Sunday afternoon campus walker writer of daily quotations .a Lee House conspirator.
JEANNE SMITH: "Ee-wahi" ... Checks from mommy . . . Block Island and the "warm weather wonder" . Frown!
ROSEMARY TENANDER: "Hey, Ro!" a Hughes fan . Future Olympic skier?? .....Great!" Where's Fitchburg, Ro?
KAREN VINER: "A-hah!" Marlboro kid . . . Hails from Washington—"a wonderful city if you know the right places!" ... Sam who?
CYNTHIA ULLMAN: silver streak red Ford? Middler taking Senior English,
CANDRA VOGEL: Tell us about the big city, Vog! . • . Don't forget to pick up your pajama bags at the tenth class reunion!.•. Vogel, where's your coat?
SUSAN WARRICK: one of the Easthampton crowd that cool voice great subtle comments.
SUSAN WILLIAMS: "the hot Yolks" . . . "I'm just a summertime lover!" .. . "Wheat Germ Willy".
HILDE WULFING: Counter of days Iowa main attraction ... dry-cleaned teddy bear Sea Island fan.
LAURA ZINS: the Winchendon envoy What's that colored picture on your bureau, Zins? a quiet brunette.
JUNIOR MIDDLERS
JEAN ANDERSON: Anguished groans • .."Oh Lynn" accident prone she always seems to get good grades on Bible quizzes.
SUSAN BANAS: Conscientious and quiet. short stuff!!
CONSTANCE BAROWSKY: "You fink!!" food in her closet "check this one out". "Let's see, was it fifteen or sixteen skirts I brought?" . "And then there was the time, Tancy, that I passed the cops at 90 M.P.H."
CYNTHIA BARRETT: Rene ... It's in Blairstown, natch! Yeeah the Duck Ellerah!!
Lois BENSON: Pegasus conscious glee club another Roman.
SYLVIA BLACK: Big brown eyes vast repertoire of facial contortions quiet and sincere.
PORTIA BRADLEY: "Chuckit!" ... always talking about boys "You know it!" ... pretty blond hair.
ELIZABETH BROWNELL: Quiet as a mouse off to Madison terrific artist.
AMY BURROWS: "Hey group!" Does she ever stop eating? . "He plays football too!" "I've got to clean up this room."
LAURIE BUTLER: The most "Delightful" hiccups ... J.H.S.A. That Madison sun sure does wonders!!
MARIE-HENRIETTE CARRE: Repunzel . Our thirteen year old sophomore! that friendly grin.
PATRICIA CANNON: "What a dink" • crinkly eyes "Hey Schwartz" always looks so neat.
CAROL CAUSSE: "poor baby!" . crazy about sailors "Je suis une petite jeune fille blonde" air mail to Japan.
MAUNIE DIETRICH: "Oh Petro!" distinct laugh "Why am I so dumb?" "Bleeps" always looks so happy.
MARY DONNELLAN: "Don'nellan, not Donnel'lan!!" .. So tall and friendly.
DEBORAH ELSBERG: "Ells" ... known for having the smallest ponytail ... "Well, you see, it's like this .".
PAULINE ESKENASY: Honor roll representative from cheery and bouncy.
CHARLOTTE HARTHMAN: "Oh, brother!" typewritten letters "Oh well, I guess that's life .. .". our Virgin Island friend.
PATRICIA INGRAM: The Kingston Trio Deerfield ... "Oh, Tancy, .. but I don't need to gain weight".
PATRICIA JANESHUTZ: "Cannon, only a few more days till Christmas" In constant need of a personal Lost and Found Department "Swartz" Oh, I thought it was Pat, Jane.
KSANA KRYZTSKI: "Marrrrrilyn!" . . The Anthony Perkins, I tell you "Oh, that geometry!"
MARILYN LASH: "Butler, do you always forget your books?!" .. that laugh "But, I didn't do it!".
MARIANNE LEYDS: Never seen without her orange and black scarf Gouldy! Fink! duet with Konig well done at Medieval Banquet.
JANE MANIN: Cute laugh Bostonian accent bouncy walk "You're not funny!" . "But Miss the Junior Middler Class. • that summer trip hard worker.
ANNE FARREL: "But, Mrs. Emerson!" frequent answer, "I dunno" ... friendly smile.
DEIRDRE FENNESSEY: "Hi ya Jeanie" ... often heard singing V.I.P. for Junior Middler Class • such nice posture You mean Fag actually
BILLIE GADD: It's study hall "Hey Tubby" open the window . .. those Latin translations.
BARBARA GILBERT: "That's close!" . Cape Cod Twist Princeton Billie Budd?????? One of the Triple.
MEREDITH GILBERT: "Sure, Cm'.,."Where's Culver?" all those Williston brothers Ellerah!!
LAURA GOULD: "Gouldie" "I got a letter from my sweetie today" Biology, Bible, and Boys!! "Mrs. Emerson, do you like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?"
MEREDITH HALL: Always fiddling around with things annoys roommate with noisy Big Bar clock Kliiiiiine!" "Hasn't anyone heard of Newton?"
RENDALL MEISSNER: Ardent record collector "Oh, what will I do with my hair?" dignified walk.
MARTHA MIXTER: horses, horses, horses "Marthy" letters from Lawrence Academy a good hockey inner!!
LEE MUDGE: "Why did the moron throw the clock out the window?" One of the Triple Mudge and Sons?
KATHERINE NAGLE: from Hamp High good marks, natch such a friendly and sincere smile.
DEBORAH NORTON: "But, I'm just a new girl"... those eyes! Home is where her boyfriend is ... gorgeous sweaters.
NANCY PETRAVICE: "What is wrong with me?" sweet personality "Don't look that way!" Always falling down stairs!
JO ANNE SAWL: What are all those safety pins for? ..."Oh, my hair" Boys, boys, boys!
SUSAN SCHROEDER: Horses, horses, horses, and dogs, too Dolly tall and slender.
HOLLY SMITH: Staunch supporter of Rockefeller . . . determined to be the First Woman President Grossness generous with food Talks with her hands.
GALE SARNER: Hey Squirt! small but noticed ... great personality.
MARY WHITE: No more HH's just A's ... Let's clip her braid!! ... tall and graceful.
JUNIORS
MARY ALDERMAN. Twinkle toes in her Bass Weejuns . . "Let's give a big 'W' for Williston" ... The laugh!! Miss Petite Prep ...
JEAN AVERILL Christmas Bazaar enthusiast . . . School day sleep-overs .. . "I can't go to Stowe this year" ... "Where's Ruth?"
CINDY BAXA . . . Sports, sports, sports Hockey, • basketball Quiet and friendly A big smile for everyone
CYNTHIA BELSKY Long sweaters (and are they lo-ong) New glasses, tortoise shell ... Giggle a minute ... "California, here I come"
LESLIE BLACK Strict ruler of Stronach House Puzzler ... "Can't wait for vacation!" Not more clothes?
SYLVIA BLACK... Do you know your French? Quiet? Skiing Fan .. Confident stride • ..
BARBARA DIAMOND. New hair style.. "Maybe I'll have it black next time" ... Studious black rimmed glasses . . Another one of those Easthampton girls.
CHRISTINE DRISCOLL "Bean" ... Cheerleader Those big black goggles "Has anyone heard of Sterling Prep?" Yea! Mt. Tom
GAY ELLIS Hats, hats, hats "Ellis, babes" ... New Year's at Stowe "I got it at Margaret Nelson's"..
JO ANN FITZPATRICK New England accent... Boy friend? Organization plus ... Any more allergies Thoughtful . What about that diet? •
DOROTHY GREENE Miss Organizer . . . gives her opinion in English I Natural blonde, that is
MERRIJEAN GUSHE Sincere blonde ... Crazy laugh .. our Northfield friend ...
DEBORAH HUSTON That laugh. Flamenca dances before English 5th period .. What a Soprano! "Why don't you wash your hair with bear grease too?"
JULIE JENNISON ... "Girls" Operation Scott Hall ... Chairman for the future Hobby Show ...
PAMELA KNOWLES . "Ready for the Olympics yet?" Still trying to gain weight? . . . N'est-ce pas? "Hi ya, Punk" .. Dig those wild P.J.'s ...
CAROLYN MANN "Pres" .. Those white streaks .. . Nature of course ... Winchendon ... "How do you stop on Mercuries?"
JO MASON Wow! Those vacations "Oh, I can't get up" High pitched laugh BOYS!
SUSAN McALLisTER What do those overseas have to say? How's that cute brother of yours? Not another sweater! ... The casual type ...
ELIZABETH MILLER. "Has anyone found my mouse?" Daily trips to Westhampton (or is it Southampton?) "Would you like an English sheepdog?"...
EVA PALOHEIMO Not another athlete How are things at Williston? Oh that hair! Roommate giving you a little competition? ...
DOROTHY PERKINS "Little Perk"... Only freshman in Music Club . . . That gorgeous brown hair and cute smile
ANNE PLIMPTON "Well in Switzerland ." ... "You ought to see the boys in my town"... Alone on the eighth grade honor roll "Andover, here I come ...
CAROLE SANTANIELLO Everlasting dimple. She lives right near the boys (Williston) • Dark, dark hair ... "and then there was the time Barbara."
RUTH SHARPE Nothing below a B! Second soprano in Glee Club Reliable Jean and Ruth ...
MINNIE LEE TANNENBAUM . Perky ... Well dressed And all those boys Not another record!?!
MARY BETH THOMPSON M.B.. . . Let's see, was it J.O.A.S.H. or J-E-H-O-A?! .. Still in the shower?! ... Ski Weekend ...
KAY TOBLER .Cute bubble hairdo... Brooklyn accent ..."Where the Boys Are".. "I want food" ...
PATRICIA TOVVNSEND Lively Anything cooking at K.U.A.? Great horse fan Confident stride
JANET WEBER "Shall I curl my hair up or down?" .. Very studious . . . Always with Leslie "Oh I've got gym today!".
PAMELA W1LLETS "Where is Carol?" .. . Wow! ... Those skirts! . . . The Thanksgiving train ride!? . That black wig.
Office Staff
In this part of the L'Ormeau, the Yearbook Staff would like to thank the maids, the men, and the office staff on behalf of the student body for all that they have done for us during 1962 and 1963. Your untiring cooperation, good humor, and help are appreciated by every one of us.
For this reason, we would like to take this opportunity to say a sincere and hearty thank-you to all of you, from all of us, for everything.
First row: Miss Marion Reid, Mrs. Thos. Prendergast. Second row: Mrs. Joan Bennett, Miss Dolores Staszczuk, Mrs. W. Allen Wilbur.
The Help
First row: Clorida Manning. Second row: Catherine Dem'pek, Rose Bushup, Anne Tomaswski, Marguerite Bober. Third row: Blanche Parsons, Anne Goodhind, Locharles Zogates, Julia Mieutka, Gladys Kowalcyzk, Eileen Griffin, Frances Cimek.
First row: Fred Zaganaicr. Donald Mason, Angelo Tonet. Sycond row: Adam Majkowski, Bill Gorham.
Faculty Candids
Patrons and Patronesses
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Nales M. Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Burrell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Burrows, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. DonneIlan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish
Mr.and Mrs. John H. Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Gadd
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Gould
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grieb
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward G. Jacoubs
Mrs. Helen Kroepel
Major and Mrs. Joseph F. Manning
Dr. and Mrs. George Mixter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. John Petravice
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Santaniello
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Schofield
Major and Mrs. Charles See
Dr. and Mrs. Myer Sharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Tuure Tenander
Mr. and Mrs. Esmond W.Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Warrick
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weber
Mrs. Helen Weidler
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Wulfing
AQUADRO & CERRUTI, INC.
Compliments of PACIOREK'S MARKET
General Contractor
Elm Street
South Deerfield, Mass.
Northampton, Mass.
Congratulations to the Class of '63
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Tuttle
Eyeglasses Contact Lenses
Best Wishes to the Class of 1963
MORRISON OPTICIAN
135 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON
Best Wishes to the Class of '63
Fashions Fcr The Young At Heart
The Very Best Of Luck To The
Senior Class Of 1963
Mrs. Melvin A. Viner
The TRIPOD Camera Shop, Inc.
Complete Photographic Service
Schools — College — Industrial
98 Main St., Northampton, Mass.
Amherst Branch 38 N. Pleasant St.
Where Most Girls Get Their Shoes
DAVID'S BOOT SHOP
221 Main Street IN NORTHAMPTON
Compliments of
WHALEN STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
School Supplies Portable Typewriters
153 Main Street Northampton, Mass. JUstice 4-3794
Best Wishes to the Class of '63
Mr. and Mrs. George Tobler
O'ROURKE'S
AUTO SCHOOL Est. 1949
STANDARD & AUTOMATIC CARS 19 Norfolk Avenue
Northampton — JU 4-4000
Hearty Congratulations to the Senior Class
From Mr. and Mrs. Stewart R. Allyn
For the Finest in Sportswear
BLUE BIRD SPORT SHOP
42 Green Street
"You Are Always Welcome At The Blue Bird"
Clothes for the Miss & Junior Miss
ALBERTS, INC.
241 Main Street
Northampton, Mass.
Compliments of the LERMA ENGINEERING CORP.
Good Luck and Best Wishes to the
Senior Class of 1963
from the Middlers
Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wells
PHONE JU 4-3100
Compliments of
ART P. NICKLES General Insurance
19 Crescent Place
Tel. 5407-3714
Middletown, New York
. . . a tradition dear to the hearts of each class down through the years.
Superbly prepared food served in the Colonial charm of this warm, friendly, delightful hostelry.
BON MARCHE MILLINERY
BAGS SCARFS JEWELRY
183 Main Street, Northampton, Mass.
Compliments of WOOD & STRAND
DANIEL'S
16 - 18 MAIN STREET
JUstice 4-8661
Northampton, Mass.
Compliments of the HEYWOOD FURNITURE CO.
Complete Home Furnishings
145 Main St., Holyoke, Mass.
Telephone JE 4-7934
Compliments of
WARE MACHINE WORKS, INC.
Ware, Massachusetts
Hydraulic Earth-Moving Equipment
KIMBALL & CARY COMPANY
DAILY HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE
Weekly est. 1786
Daily est. 1890
SIRACUSA
COMPANY Insurance Realtors
1894
Trust Building
City, New Jersey
"Hampshire County's Only Daily"
ST. LOUIS GEAR COMPANY, INC.
KEOKUK, IOWA
Fine Pitch Gears
Compliments of
10 West 33rd Street
New York, New York
Compliments of
41 West 52nd Street
New York, New York
MICKEY MADANN HANDBAGS
ROSE RESTAURANT
Compliments of WESTERN MASS. BUS LINES, INC.
82 Conz Street
Northampton, Mass.
Best Wishes to the Senior Class
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tananbaum
Compliments of the CREOLE PETROLEUM CORP.
Caracas, Venezuela
Destino Jewelry For Men Is Available At America's Finest Stores
definilety
Best Wishes from a friend
Ralph Destino Ltd., 10 East 34th St., New York 16, New York
BERKSHIRE ELECTRIC CABLE CO.
Manufacturers of Electric Cable
Automotive * Aircraft * Electronic * Appliance * Specialty
Leeds, Mass.
Tel. Northampton Ju 4-3853
This edition of the 1963 L'Ormeau has been printed and bound by GARAMOND PRESS, who always delight in the production of a fine book. GARAMOND
Baltimore • Washington • 1963
