Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

fggSSf WAMPATUCK 1971 Editors John Burgess Steven McMicken Stephen Pierce Braintree High School Braintree Massachusetts Dedication If Braintree High were to choose candidates for a “most capable” award, Mrs. Campbell would be highest on the list. For the past forty-one years she has weathered all the crises of the school while serving under three principals. Certainly our present principal, Mr. Hjelm, would be the last to deny her competence, for where could he find a more able secre- tary or a more willing right hand? In addition to being efficient, Mrs. Campbell is consid- erate, understanding, and worthy of the trust and admiration that students and faculty alike have given her. The memories she leaves us will always be cherished. Dedication Ideally, a teacher is a giver. She enriches her students through her knowledge, skill and personal experiences; she gives of herself. This is an apt description of Mrs. Bernardine Gutterson, English and Latin teacher and long time faculty advisor of the Junior Classical League. During thirty-nine years in Braintree until her retirement in June of 1970, Mrs. Gutterson was known to everyone for her countless virtues. She is truly a dedicated teacher and inspires in her students an appreciation for knowledge and the desire for excellence. Her hard work and helpfulness to all will make the absence of this fine educator from Braintree High School greatly felt. Junior Prom May 8, 1970 Prelude to our Senior year Oh my God — prune juice? Summer Scene The Great Escape! ! ! I love you, Yvette. Where’s my rubber ducky? I think we’re alone now. Who’s dramatic? Hi Mom, we were just ... ah listening to records? Summertime — We freed our souls , . . We rested our minds . . . We bronzed our bodies . . We laughed and enjoyed, and then . . . Autumn arrived — Some things never change. RETURN Intellectual pursuits? September 9, 1970 Mr. Oakman’s period 9 class. Carson’s casualty. 2:16 P.M. Lunch Patrol Where’s the wastebasket? Alright, who took my other milk? A cafeteria special. Sorry, false alarm. The busiest place in school. Peace, Brother David. This will have been your last year in public school and, for most, it culminates thirteen years in all. During that time, your teachers have presented you with many facts in many subjects. They have given you the opportunity to explore new ideas and to learn to think and to express yourselves. We trust their instruction has been valuable to you, that in their guidance they have led rather than commanded. Their effort has been in your behalf to help you grow into sensible, thinking people. Only in the lives you live will you or we learn whether their skills have been constructively productive. Frank J, Guiliano Jr ( Assistant Superintendent ) William F. Young Walter K. Hjelm ( Principal) Julian Demeo Jr, (Assistant Superintendent) Assistant Principals Patricia M. Bernier (Secretary) Lorraine D. Hickey ( Secretary) Ann D. Litz (Secretary) Edward R. Oakman (Seniors) John Paltsits (Juniors Arvilla Clement ( Secretary) G. Kenneth Rogers (Sophomores) 19 Catherine Bagley (Library) Marjorie Baseman (Business) Gilbert Bandarra (Science) Wendell Bartholomew (Social Studies) Edwin Beck (Guidance) Marjorie Brizzolara (English) Pamela Beach (Science) Deborah J. Chapman (Science) Samuel J. Chen (Art) Barbara A. Boras (Mathematics) f Richard J. Carson (Physical Education) Cynthia M. Cameron (Social Studies) Do you see what I see? Margery Cobb (English) Maureen Connolly (Physical Education) Gloria Dolan (Business) Kenneth Clinton (Music) Constance Doty (English, Distributive Education) Walter Engstrom (Science) Ruth Fox (Home Economics, Chairman) William Foley (Social Studies) Pamela Forde (English) Margaret Duncan (English) Muriel Fahey (Business) Lynn Frank (Foreign Language) Jean Foster (Science) Does anyone really know what time it is? John Fountain (English) Louis George (Social Studies) |i j Joseph Grant (Socio-Biology) I Wayne Forester (Social Studies) Michael Guadano (Foreign Language, Chairman) Elizabeth Helm (Math) Julee Hallowell (Home Economics) Mary Halloran (English) Susan Higgins (English) Kathleen Hurley (Science) Ann Keenan (Engish, Director) Marilyn Hutton (Home Economics) John Ingrim (English) Robert Jingozian (Science) Phillip Kliman (Industrial Arts, Chairman) Walter Kane (Mathematics) Henry Lague (Socio-Biology, Director) Muriel Leach (Guidance) Jo Ann LaMuth (English) Richard Larson (Art) John Lax (Industrial Arts) John LeRoy (Social Studies) 27 Alvin Lesieur (Industrial Arts) Sally Levy (Business) Your’re right! That is a piece of wood. Gale Litchfield (Foreign Language) Diane Lopez (Foreign Language) Barbara Loud (Foreign Language) Louise Maletz (Foreign Language) Paul Manning (Foreign Language, English) Robert Millen (Science) Theresa McNulty (Business) Irene Meny (English) John Marshall (Mathematics) John McDonough (English) John McDermott (Industrial Arts) Patricia McKay (English) Donald Nelson (Industrial Arts) Mary Nichols (English) Sandra Obartuck (Business) John Murphy (Industrial Arts) Theodore Molongoski (Guidance, Director) James Morgan (English) William Murphy (Social Studies) James Pender (Math) Norma Pinkerton (Guidance) Rosalind Pinel (Guidance) Thomas O’Connell (Guidance) Edwin Oliveira (Business, Chairman) Brian O’Connor (Science) Virginia Olson (Social Studies, Director) Lili Poeld (History) 31 No, Dewey Decimal isn’t a rock group. Patricia Redmond (Physical Education) Edward Polak (Social Studies) Judith Reynolds (Art) Barbara Portnof (Remedial Reading) Mary Pottle (Mathematics) John Reynolds (Mathematics) Anthony Richardi (Physical Education) Richard Rubino (Instrumental Music) Eugene Rust (Foreign Language) Josef Schuhwerk (Physical Education) Aram Sevagian (Science) Mildred Richards (Foreign Language) Margaret Riley (Mathematics) Charles Sawyer (Science) Natalie Slovold (Librarian) 34 Eric Simpson (Guidance) Paul Smith (Foreign Language) Majorie Smith (Physical Education) Nancy Sullivan (Social Studies) Jonna Sunberg (Art) Raymond Tombari (Mathematics) Robert Vafides (Science) George Walsh (Social Studies) Joanne Wallace (Foreign Language) Dr. Charles Woodman (Science, Director) Ellen Wyke (Business) I KENNETH ABBOTT ROBERT ADAMS NEAL ADLER PATRICIA ADLEY DAVID AHERN 40 PATRICIA ALDRICH HAROLD ANDERSON CLARICE AMUNDSEN GARY ANDERSON 41 ALICE AVITABILE LINDA AVITABILE PHILIP BAIER SALLY BAKER 42 Boys will be boys and . . . JUDITH BERGMAN KAREN BERNARD STEPHEN BOREY CLIFTON BORGESON INEKE BOSMA KATHLEEN BROWN DEBORAH BREGOLI 9 for me and none for you . . . 46 47 The Galloping Gourmet? JANICE CADDICK DENNIS CALCAGNO ELIZABETH CAREY MICHAEL CAREY KATHLEEN CASEY DIANNE CELLA 49 ROBERT CHURCHILL DEBRA CLEMENT EDWARD CLANCY DEBRA COBBAN RICHARD COGGINS MARY CONLEY MARY CONNORS KATHY CONSTANTINO PETER CONWAY ROBERT COOK ELESHIA CORBETT 51 LORRAINE COSTELLO DANIEL COULTER CLAIRE CRONIN JOHN CROWE p Vicki volleys viciously. m Ji JOANNE DOHERTY ANN DOHERTY ROBERT DOUGLASS 56 “ . . . and when I’m King ...” MARGARET EHRHARDT Today the germs, tomorrow the world! CHARLES FALCONER .1 PAULA FOURNIER CYNTHIA FRAWLEY DIANE FRAZIER ROBERT FULLER SUSAN FURLANI SUSAN GAGNE MICHELLE GALBRAITH ALAN GAUDETTE 59 Smoking? Who, us? ROBERT HOLBROOK n When in doubt, punt. 64 66 69 . f 76 JAMES MULLEN JAC.yLELlNE MLi.LOV CA rilEKINE NEEDHAM r lease. Sir, may I have some more? ELINOR O CONNEI.l. MICHAEL O ' BRIEN WILLIAM O ' BRIEN KEVIN O ' DONNELI DENIS O ' BRIEN GAIL I’RISCELl.A JAMES (JllEENAN Humph! David Reuben doesn ' t know everything. I’ETEH S ' l ' ANEEV CYNTHIA STEELE MARIANNE TEKKIO KENNETH WOODBURY WILLIAM WOOLF The difference between structure and function ... FREDRICK ZAHN JOHN ZAHN MARYELLAN ZAWATSKI CARL ZINGARELLI In Memoriam Norman De Marco (Class of 1972) Michael McDuff (Class of 1972) James Sullivan David Dombrowski (Class of 1971) (Class of 1971) It is not growing like a tree In bulk doth make man better be; Or standing long an oak three hundred year To fall a log at last dry hald and sere: A lily of a day Is fairer far in May Although it fall and die that night; It was the plant and flower of light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures life may perfect be. — Ben Jonson BEST DRESSED: Dominic Romano and Cindy Foti BEST LOOKING: Peggy Burgess and Richard Gustin MOST SOPHISTICATED: Laurie Browne and John Burgess MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Nancy Buckley and Jim McDonough CLASS FLIRTS: Pat Moore and John Shaughnessy MOST ATHLETIC: Carol Swindler and Adolph Bellizeare KEN ABBOTT French 2, 3 (President); National Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council 2, (Homeroom Rep. I; Soccer 1; Band. 1 , — 2, — 3 — ( Pres i de nl (; — Da w . r Band 2, 3: Wood • 2, 3. . «AL ADLER Fren lul) 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; M ' L lub 3; Sop 1; “ danIdahkrn Baseball 1. s, ROBERTA AMN Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club I, ! 3; Httpiecorhing 1, 2; Girls Track 1 . PAMELA ALMOLflST Math Club 1, 2, 3 . ice Pres, and President). V LYNDA ALDORISIO ■pep Club ' 1,2. - , PATTIE ALDRIOLv Future Secretaries (Treas Of- fice Staff 2, 3; Pe Glub 1, i 3; Social Committees 1, 2, 3; Junior ' - ' Prom i;. Homecoming 1, 2, 3; Semor Show 3; Y rbook Staff 3. ' LAWRENCE B. AIVFANN Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, y 2.3. . ' .CLARICE E. A tJNI: EN Pep _Club ' 3; Junior PronK 2; Ho ftoming 3. HAROLD ANDERSON Ij� tranii(rals 3; Math Clui) 2 (Al.ief ' ' ' nateL Rifle Cl«rb j3; Stage CreW 2; - Chess Club 3. • i KIRKANDJ RSON 1 ' Ice . HockeV 1, 2; Inlramurals Student CouttciL 1; Sbccer 1; T |� r r)teL2,3. ' MARK ANDERSON Cr.£)ss Country Lp Hnt ramurals 1, 2, Boys Track 1. ■ JOSfePk AI S Library Staff 2 (Assi ant Litmtr- DENISE ANIvkmJLD Future Secretaries 3 CoiTespondins .Secretary); Office Staff 2; Ref Club 1, 2, 3; Social Committe 2. 3; Junior Prom 2; Yearbook fitafi 3. , 1 - LAURIE J. ARTHUR j j DriM Team 2; French 2; Fnture y Nurses jl, 3 (T ea rer); Library 1. ' MICHAEL ASPELL Film-making 3. . y IN ALICE %,AVlTABiy Drill Team 2; 3 J pep Club 2, 3. lindI avitabile Office Staff 1 .2, 3 Council 2; m chih 2; ' 2; Homecomifri . ‘i j , 1 M . ClK$YB 4� Ni V.2.3; F«tu eTe Js2i(.i U Club 3; BETTY BARONl French 2; Nat’l. Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Home- room Rep.); Vice-Pres. of B.H.S. gb; ri..l ' .NET BARRILA Teachers 3; ociety 2, 3; Pep Club ; Softball 2. BARRUS BARSOTTI RRY ,- ' - ' 3 (Pit r, Outfield- rals 1, 2| 3 (Basket- ball); Student J ouncil ( Home- ioip fiep.); SW Club 2, ? .( 3 (Q� pt.). 1 ) ! JANET BATES-= Ski Club 2, 3vVTstec y ■ A NANCY RUTH BEAUDOb v Clas .Secretary; Cheerleader! A Drafnatics ' 2; Pep GJub 1; PH raphy,.3 ( Trea8h.{ T ) ; Student f ciiy y JUDITH BECK French Club 1, Socio-Biology 2. STEPHEN .BELCHKK S ties 1 ' , AlStilN Rin ); Idframurals ) 1 jBasket- Student CounciJ y (Home- ie- ' ' - T. JOHN BURGESS Class Census (Most Sophisticated); Intramurals 3 (Volleyball); News- paper 2, 3 (Photographer); Photog- rophy L 2, 3 (President); Rifle 1; Yearbook 1, 2, 3 (Editor-In-Chief); Senior Show 3; Photography Mini Course Instructor 3. PEGGY BURGESS Class Census (Best Looking); Fu- ture Secretaries 3; Pep Club 1; Office Staff 2, 3. KATHI BURNS Pep Club 1; Homecoming 3; Jr. Prom 2. TOMCAHIU .i i,2,3. r i MARY CONNORS Future Teachers 3; Jr. Prom 2; Homecoming 3; Science Club 3. KATHY MARIE CONSTANTINO Ski Club 3; Jr. Prom 2 (Committee Member). PETER E. CORRIGAN French Club 2; Gymnastics 3 (Co-Capt.); Junior -Classical League ' ' 1, 2; Math 1, 2, 3; ' Math ' Team 1, - J 2, 3 (Captain); Science Club 3 (Vice-President!; Student CounciTY ' 2 (Homeroom Repl). EDNA JEAN cV GROVE C TELLh, “ TeacK r Club lOULTE I Cheerlf Natl. .. Society 2, 3; Student Coun 3; Jr. Prom 2; Homecomii 3; Social Committees 1, 2, 3. KAREN BERNARD ayJeaders 1, 2, 3; Futu Intramurals _ 1 y ' 2, 3; SlcT club -3; J(l ; JiomecomjM fi, 2, 3;V T [ 3; Y e arb kx taff 3 . . ■ Gblf2 3; - . ' ,...1.-.iuh6ap. .ftSsk ball-l; footba - MIKECARl Intramirfafs-.-l.. (.gaskf Club 1. ANNETTE C Dramatics French 2, 3 ( French Natl. Nurses 1; (Secretar r P Club 1; Ski CHub 2; Jr. Pkwi 2; Science Club 2. I REN CARLSON ; Classical League .J ; Pep HOMAS M. CAg and VoUj Math K Team 2; • de ConYpil); NTHIAJ. CROWS ologyj 2; iciety ;2, B; ’ Breitling 1; F«tu e AMY. BA) Basketball 2; Office PHILIP BAIE , Ski Club 2, 3; SciencJ Social Committees 2, 3. -MARY BAMBERG) Futitre Nurses 3; Pep ClJ Socio-Biology 1; Ski Club 1, MARY BARNEY Office Staff 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Ski Club 2; Jr. Proi 2; Homecoming 2. STEVfe-feOREY n- viKLIFF BORGESON N%1. Honor Society 2, 3; Ski Club 3 a)ys Track 1. DEBORA BREGOLI fsketball 1; French 1, 2, 3; Field ickey 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Pep I Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council .3; Ski Club 2, 3;., Jr. Prom 1, 2; Homecoming 1, 2 ,. 3; Social Com- mittees I 2, 3. ' MARK BKIGHTMAN Basketball 1 ; Science Club 3. LAURIE BRO E Cheerleader 1 { Office. 1; Pep Club 1; Student.-CouVil i, 2, 3 (President); Socio-Bil li)gy B; Ski Club 1, 3; Social Commi|r l| 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Homecomii ' Bj GAILBUCKLEff D.E.C.A.3. NANCY BUCKTkY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; ench 2; French Natl. Honor 2; NaiJ. JJonor Society 3; Pep Club, Ij ' Stiideni Council 3; Homecoming 2, 3; Ten- ' ' “—kATHLEEN K- GAS Basketball 1, 3 (Guard Hockey 1, 3 (Cejnter alf 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, Team 1, 2, 3; Softball (Second Base ). h ‘ D. CELL , Gymnastics 1; Soci0-Bio|ogy DENIS CHAMPAGNt Natl. Honor Socipty 2.- 3;-T -4 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 (- -CaptW: ) BOB CH j kl ' LL Rifle 1. C:5) I. 2, 3 Aids 2; Socio-Bjfl ' fom 2. JOHN CROWE 1 ) Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, B. DONNA M.CULHAlilE Jr. Prom 2. j KENNETH CUNNINGHAM Track 1. : DIANE CUSICK Drill Team 2. ; DIANN DALEY 1 j lY heerleaders 2; French Club 2) 3; ■ F|Kure Teachers 2; Field Hockey 2; ' aent Council 3; Socio-Biology 2; Ski Club 2; Science Club 2. j PAULA DALEY F Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramuj , 2, -3; Softball 1,2,3 (Catcher). I SUSAN DARCY H ' J French Club 2, 3; French ' atl. Honor 2, 3 ( Vice-Presidenji; Guid- ance Aids 1; Natl. HonoH SSfiety 3; Homeroom Rep. 3. GERALD DARSCH -’ Wrestling 1 PATRICIA A. DeCO StEl Socio-Biology; Jr. Proi coming 2. ELAINE DeGREGOfld Future Teachers 3; Field HSc y 2, 3 (Fullback); Intramurals 2; STEVEN DeNAPOl Football 1, 2, 3 (Halfbacl 1, 2, 3 ( Low Hurdler — N ' iV, ,;), ' ! ' .!?. DONNA IpfarfO . “ 1) DEBBl DiBONAl Future Teacher� ; Jri P oTO . ' I Intramurals 1, 2; Pep Club DEBBIE CLEMENT J Student Council 1 (fflorr , 1 y Rep.); Jr. Prom 2; Homecoi|iing ANTHONY DiBON latl. Honor Society 2, 3; ' rack 1, 2, 3. . RJii Tenni JA U£EaRD,..y. ©L Jr. Pn JCl kl Field Hockey 1 Club L 2, 3; Jr. Pr DEBRA eOBB. Council KEVIN DiBONAi Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Studei t Cot ncil Alternate 1. EVELEEN F. DICKENSON Trench Club 2; Future hyidance Aids 1, 2, 3 ; Madrigal Sin p lor Society 2, 3 or Prom 2 ( Ushe -ette :o k)T ' T ack I I DORA M. Di MASCIO French Natl. Teachers 3; YN BaskeU all 1, French Club 2; Intr rals 3; So NE DOHtRTY Tochers 3; IntramuyJ p Club l; Ski Cl ib 3; ' ANNED HERf j6an: asfctbajl 1; VeiicV Intra 3 ,Natl. H ' Society 3; Newspa W i; Yearbook 3; Senior Prom 2. S(JJsherette|; Girls Cboral 2. ' SUE DONAHUE Future Teachers 2, 3; Pep ' Club 1; SffJ l 1,2,3. BRIAN J. DONOVAN “Dunny” Fo ball 1, 2, 3 (Right Guard); Sm fent Council (Homeroom Rep.); Tf ck 1. 1 LINDA DONO’ -.eWb Clpb 2, 3: J cTal Ccwnmittees 2; Homecoming 2, DEBBIE Basketball 1; Fr Field Hockey U lYatl. Honor ' ' ety-3 Pep Club 1; ' ' PIFF DOil HERTY , Soccer 1,-2, 3 (Halfeck). GERRILYN WINffi D.E.C.A. 3 (TreasureM ! Proffl 2; Homecoming 1, 2. CLAIRE DOYLE Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, French Club 2; Future Teachers 3; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2; Socio-Biology 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Social Committees 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2 (Co-Chairman Homecoming 2, 3; Yearbook 3. SUSAN DOYLE D.E.C.A. 3; Future Secretaries 3; Gymnastics 2; Student Counci 1; Jr. Prom 2. j PATTY EAGLES ■ Future Secretaries 3; Office Staff 2; Yearbook 3. DIANA M. EATOr Ski Club 3. — V MARGIE EHRHARDT D.E.C.A. 3; French Club 2; Jr. Classi- cal League 1. PETER D. ELLIOT French Club 1, 2, 3; Math 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Manager),. ROBERT EI O Cross Country , 2, 3. Dramat Madrigal ing 1, 2 (Homeroom SUSAN GAGNE Basketball 1; Intramurals Honor Society 2, Ski Club ' 3 St (Homerpoln pep. lin S. Homifcom- ' ' LINDA HALEY Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Homecoming 1, 2. MELODY HALEY “Mel Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming 2, 3 (Decorations). NANCY A. HALL Dramatics 1; Pep Club 1. SUSAN HANLEY , Ski Club 1, 2; Homecoming 3. JOHN P. HANSEN Rifle 2. MICHAEL D. HARRINGTON A • Debate 3; Intramurals 1, 2, • Science Club 1, 2, 3. TAYMIS HARRINGTON Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 3; p-ack 3. V y CLAIRE HARXfSv . Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Stud f t ii n 1, 2, 3; Homecoming 1, 2, 3 LELIA HART _.l; AN|EHESSION 1. 3y(HKU)rianI ; S.tudent C IlC K n 6mball ' 2. 3; Studer Pr 1 2; Hoi nRep. PAULIjV Field IntramuraTTT-N LFABIA O ’ ' rentth Club 2; 2, ' 3; Natl. Skifclub 2, 3. , r ls 1,-2, 3f Ski Club 1, 2, 3; I Socid BlbiQ|v 2; ccer 1, 2 ' i,X Q D gi omo 2[ I M Dramatics 3; Tntramurals ' SeniQ C_ Play 3. T BRUCt CjJRlST- ■ V seball 1, 2, ' itchem i433ftgHL -Singers 2, 3. . ' ' MARyUn LILLIS ' Guidance ds l Library 1. DDycIORDANI French lub, 2; Intramurals 2, Stud t Ctj’uncil 1 (Homerooi r” ' pfANN LENNON ( ; French Club 2; Future Teachers 1?, ’ 3, (Treasiyj ); Guidance Aidg l, !;, y ■ ath 3; Math Team — r ' atj Honor Society. 2, 3;,i«� Sci ce . N 1, 2, 3 (Secretary K ' yj ALLAN GOOStPAY ife ub I, 2,‘ j. ' - .X X y JACK Goi oiy Pebate 3; Ice Hockey 1; Golf 3 (Captain); Science Club - JANET GREGORY - Pep Club l,;%- NSki Club 1, 2, ■ 2; Homecoming LF. GI FFITHS ymnasti 1; Intramu’rals 1, 2. CATHERINE A. GRONDELL I 3; FutureVNurses 1, Leal League 2; Pep Q ub , f GURNEY V. CINDYi; . Lllubv HonTecomi f VL. HULL y Pep UJnb — AULA KELLEY Secretaries 3 (President); . Staff 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; YearbSok 3. WILLIAM K I (Jross Country 1; y j Track 1 (Haiy ’ Dranaatic JClub 1; Homecoi f l; Social Commitfe (SeC ftafy)J FrencI 3; Futi Aids 1, 2; 3 (President); Madrigal Singers 2, ?; Natl. Honor 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2 (Decorations); Student Loaf e 3. BRIAN KILMURRAY Baseball 1, 2, 3 (Pitcher); French V b 2 (Alt. R,ep.); Intramurals 1, Soccer I, 2, ( Back a YLLIS M. 1 ;s 1; Intra ra I; Pep - ,3; Homecomitjg , 3. IpAUL INFEJRRElOC’ Cross ( )untry ' 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3 VTri-Captain). 2 ' DOLORES INTRONE ( “Doric” Dramatics 2, 3. (President); French Club 2, 3; Futures y; Thespian Society 3; Ski Club 2, 3 ' MICHAEL J. IRWIN Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); ' i Natl. Honor I BasketbV 2, 3 (I d Squad X; ,EUR mkra js 1. 2; BARDGUSTIN 1, 2, 3; (Ierty I t 3; Mat! ( ctWty 2, 3 ni Natl. Hoi ir SoMety MNSON 2, 3; lommittees. DANA KING Intramurals 1, 2, 31 Soccer 1, 2. jean illam Junior Classipaf League 1; Mad- rigal Singei8 ' ' 3; Yearbook 3; Girls ' Chorale L; Community Action 2. ROBERT KING “Boba” Tnjramurals 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2 (FiRIRack); Homecoming 2 (Deco- ration!: Science Cliib 1, 2, 3. DAVlf) KINGSBURY Intramurals 1, 2; Math 3; Science Club 3; Chess Club 2. DANA C. KIPP A.V. Aids 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2. PAULAvyELLANDER Basketball 1, 2, ’• 1, 2; Track 1, ble 2, 3. ' “— wanDaknopp Basketlall 1; FiVld Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-CAtain); Sk Club 2, 3; Intra- muralf 1, 2, 3. ,NN KOCH Helper 2; Future ies 2 ' HaiKl 4, 2, 3. SUSANKORMANN ■rleaders 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain); nch National Honor Society 2; tional Honor Society 2, 3; Stu- it Council 3; R. Prom 2; omecoming 1, 2, 3;- Tennis Club 2, 3; Sr. Steering Committee. , 3; Student Council , 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Woodwind Ensem- ROBIN LAPPEN Newspaper Staff 2 (Editor Report- er): Ski Club 1, 2; Senior Steering Committee; Yoga Mini-Course S; Senior Show 3. THOMAS J. LAWRENCE Dramatics 1; Ski Club 3; Hoiye- coming 1 ; Swimming T am X- JOHN F. LEAHY Baseball 1,2; lntram fals 1,3. MIKELEE Intramnrals 2, 3; Newspaper 2; Student Council 3 (Homeroom Rep.); Socio-Biow ’ 2; Jr. Prom ' 3 (Co-Chairma , yUecorationsVT Sr ' S. ' ence Club 3. ' ' DEFTER LEG Basketball 1 2, 3 (Cwtain); Natl. Honor Soci ty 2, (Vice-Presi- dent); Soci( -Biolog i, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Captain): Tennij) 1. 2, 3. CAROLYN ieCERE Socio-Biology 2, 3.9 JOE LeGlAND Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Guardi; Foot- ball 1, 2 (End); Jr. Prom 2; Homecoming 1, 2, 3. SHARON M. LeGRICp Madrigal Singers 3. JOE LENZI Intramurgls 2, 3. jOHNM.IiEO y A.V. Aidk 1, 2; fle l, A 3 .(Co-Captaitl. STEPHEN LEONAS® French 3; Intr Tirals M( ' 2, 3; Yearbook .3.- ' G- ' y MARK S LEQNE A D.E.C.A. 2; Intramurals 1; Stlident, ) Coupcif. i (Stud ' ent- Council Mem- ber). BETTY LeVANGIE Basketball 1 (Forward); Intramur- als 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3 ( Secretary ) ;■ Jrr Prom 2; Homecoming 1, 2, 3; Social CdnT — mittees 3. JANELIBERTINI “Plain Cheerleaders 2, 3; Gymnastics 1; Office Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Social Commit- tees 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Homecom- ing 1, 2, 3. DEBORAH LINDSTEDT Drill Team 2; Future Teachers 3; Field Hdcfc 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; JbrSlvJ; Pep Club 1, 2, ‘ ; Counctb 3; Ski Club 3; |v|ICl|AELJ. MACALUSO Crosi ounlf 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captaii Ipt amurals Track 1,2,3. , ' PEGGY MacPH EE pfpClubl. I SUSANNE MARTIN Pep Club 1; Sid Club 2,3. ANTHONMJOHN MARTINO ' . ' 1 ' “Tony Bpeball 1, 2; .‘3 (Mgr.); Intramurals ' MAUPEEN MALONE Club 1; Student Ci imeroom Rep. I; Ski Club RICHARD MANNL mastics IJ Intramui (2,3; Track 2. j j ' ■ roserHiatthews 4iVn«ds 1. ii ifits t Ski ’ KX¥€E ' Jilaj«rerT?r 2, 3 , fice Staff 1; Somo-Biojogl Girls Cbo®e l; fice Sts ' GAYLE McCLUSl Future Nurses 3; Field ft()ckey 1, 2, 3 ' (Goalie); Guidance Ai s 1. 2; Jurvi Classical League 2. ' DEJSUSEMcCARTHY ' Guidance ' Aids 1, 2; Library L Office Staff 2; Pep Club 1. PAUL F. McCONNELLjR. Junior Classical League 1, 2, ; (President); Natl. Honor Society 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3. NANCY McCUSKER rpatics ' 3; Uibrary 1; Office ' “■Sta ' (f3 - SHERYLANN French 2; Futui Intramurals IV ' Society 2, 3;y p Club 1, 8. Club 1, 2y ; Homecoming Tennis 1 2, 3; Vistec 3; Co IcDO ' NmJGH ■ L (Most School SpirJ ( ViceT ?esi ie.nt ) ) IntramurSksJ k, 3; Student Council ‘•3; Socio-Bimogy 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3 (President); Soccer 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Homecoming .J, 2, 3; Science Club 3; Class (Vice-President-).; j’Vistec (Vice-President); Hot 1,3; School Committee JOHN McDONOUj Library 1. MARY ANN MeJ Dramatics 1; Fu Future Teachers 1 tees 2, 3; Jr. Prom 3. PAULMcDONOUGl _ Baseball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, French Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2: Science Club 3; Track 2, 3 Captain); Indoor Track 3 (Tri tain ). SUE McDonough Basketball 1; Dramatics 3; Frencj 2; Future Teachers 2; Field Hocki 1, 2; Nat’l. Honor Society 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3; Socio-Biol- Igy 2: Ski Club 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; icience Club 2, 3. P ARIANNE McDOUGAL |ur Nurses 3; Majorettes 3; Jr. JIM .M«£L NNY L,., n _ O’NEILL Aids 1; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 3; Homecoming 2. ROBERT PALOMBO lall 1, 2, 3; Ice Hockey 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Student Member and Homeroom Ski Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3jVi tec 1, 2, 3 (President ). RICHARD PAOLUCCl Classical League 2, 3. ALLEN PAPCSY • 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Jr. ack 1. GERARD PARKER Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Forward all 2, 3 ( Pitcher). SANDRA M uture Secretarie Dffice Staff 3; iyninasti Madrigal Singt Homecoming 1. JAIMEjS .V. Aids 1; D Teachers 1, 2, Social Committi (TC.A. . famurals 1, 3; , ' 2,3. STEPHKlM PIERCE Senior Show 3 (Head Writer); Basketball (Manager) 1, 2, 3; Clas Census and Will 3; National Hopor o Q. V I 1 , o iv-Kt Society 2, 3; Yearbook 2, 3 d Liter- ary Editor); Student Cotfncil Alternate Rep.) JOHN PITTS rymnastics 1; Intramurals Socio-Biology 2. SUSAN POLLAI . Dramatics 3; Science Club f. STEPHEN POW Intramurals 1, 2, 3. GAILPRISCQ French Club 2, 3 (Twist ; 1 National Hortor 2; . Intra, (Basketball) 2; JuniofiPromi 1; Tennis (Thir4 Single: .DALE RAN IE I Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Oaic , Sra (Bulletili Girl),2 (SwitchB REID RAYMOND Basketball 1 (Forward); 1 End); Intramurals (Basketb EILEEN M. REGAN !Iass Census and Will 3; Fuhi [Nurses 1, 2, 3 (President); Gui Aids 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Social Committees 2, B; Homecoming 2 (Decorations); ' Student Council 1, 2, 3. ! DEBORAH RICCI Future Nurses 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer, Vice-President); Intramurals 1, 2, !i; Pep Club 1; Student Council 3 (Alternate); Social Committees 1, i; Jr. Prom 2; Homecoming 1. DEBORAH RIDEOUT A.V. Aids 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. LINDA RILEY French Club 2; French Natl. Honor Society 2; Field Hockey 1; Intra- urals 1; Track 1. KENNY RIORDON (ntramurals 1, 2. 3. TERRI RIZZO French 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. WILLIAM RIZZO Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Library 2, 3. ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Gymnastics 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Track 1, 2; C Leader 3. SCOTT ROBERTSON Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Library 2, 3. SUSAN ROGERS Intramurals 3; Pep Club 1; Jr. 2 (Decoration); Homecoming MAMIE ROSS Socio-Biology 2; Soccer; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Social Committees 1, KARLRUUSKA Ice Hockey 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3. CAROL SACCHETTI A.V. Aids 2; Drill Team 2; Natl. Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2. ROSANNESALVAGGIO ire Secretaries 2, 3; Guidance Aids 1, 2; Madrigal Singers 1. SHEILA SAPPERS Natl. Ij Student Couifcil 2f, Ski ( 2; H( ?ieconing3. AME.s SAUER itball l, 2, J; Track 1,2, 3. RICK WLEI Basketball 1, 2, B (Gua d murals 2.j ' ILL SCi VUZZ( Ski Club 2, 3 ( Vicfe-Presidi „.3RIS5CT F1ELD Intramurifs ri SkV, Club Wrestling 1. ISAN SEARS Drill Jirtffn 2, 3 (Cawain); Futi 3; Madrigal iflgers h- johnsh ' AughWssy uoejiP buncil 1, (Rep. i, iCTo-Bifllogy— 3i- ocial Gl mittees -Superintendent of Girl Hustling B.H.S. 1,2,3. LINDA WALSH Pep Club 1, 2, 3; ,L1ER Librar Council 2, : coming 1, _ Choraloi, 3; Future Secretaries .T RONALD LEE TEDESCO Debate 3. CHRISTINE H ' ep Club Homecoming 2, MARRAN Pep Club Homecoming 3. LARRY THODE Cross Country 1, 2, 3 (Co Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Track 1 MARY L. TITU‘ French Club 2, 3; Fre Vj Society 2, 3; Ni ■t£ 3; Pep Club 1. (OUGTOMKlNSl Intramurals 1. A suirrA. J AN THIBODEAU H N A. SHEDLOCK Club 2, 3; French Nat’l Football ;l, i2, 3 2, 3 (President); Future Te Hers 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Guld ce Aids 1, 2; Madrigal WALTER SHEA _ Intramurals 1, 2;, 3; SqeoefSL 2, Ua xed a d p. SH5;feiocK jftoltk ' om 2, 3; Football I, 2, 3 iQuVnerback); Socio-Biology 2, 3; {, frrac riv2, 38. Council 1(, 2; JSocjcer 11 .2j (Fjill- onj ; H lhgcf i Vl;, DAVID E. SMIT ' “ c Difcmatics Stage Mgr. 3; FooU)all 1, JMgr. ); Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3 t-Mgr. ). ■ - VERETT R. §MrfH Student Council 3}- ' Jr. ' ’Prom 2. WILLIAM SCOTT SMITH Baseball 1, 2, 3; Ice Hockey 1, 3 (Captain); Intramurals 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1. 1 JOHN ST. A DRE ' Gymnastics 1, 3; Science Club 3. I ITER STAl l Golf 1, IiUramurals Soccer 1 ; ScItoc S. ■ YNTmA L. STEELE G n t ' ife l; Studpm Council 2. s CHERYL.STEWART D.E.C .2; Libi y 3. , LAURIE STONE £ytur ecretBries 2; Jr. Prom 2. =TATR E M. STRADLEY ACTIVITIES Student Council Officers Senior Student Council Members Top: R. Palumbo, B. Sullivan Bottom: J. McDonough, S. Kormann, C. Doyle W. Stovold, Treasurer; D. Daley, Secretary; B. Baroni, Vice-President; W. Rowan, Public Relations; L. Browne, President Denise O’Brien, Vice-President; Nancy BuckJey, Secretary; Susan McDonough, President; Judith Bergman, Treasurer This year, the Braintree High School Student Council’s activities have extended even further than in previous years. In addition to organizing and operating the Student Lounge, the council members are running a before- school coffee and doughnuts program. Proceeds from these ai d many otKer fund-raising activities have gone to CARE and a needy local family. They gave a tea for this year’s foreign exchange student, Cesar Lopez, spon- sored two dances, and will present the yearly Navy Band assembly. Student Council members’ efforts at better communication is evidenced not only in their whole-hearted sup- port of school and community functions, but most recently in a proposed Student Bill of Rights, a state-wide project establishing guidelines on student rights and responsibilities. Senior Class Officers School Committee Representatives Something new has been added. Jim McDonough, Bill Nelligan, and John Shaughnessy are Braintree High School’s representatives to School Committee meetings. They bring a “student’s eye view” to the educational con- cerns that involve us all. Photography Club Vistec VISTEC is a volunteer organization dedicated to the help- ing of the special children at St. Coletta’s in Braintree and the Paul A. Dever School in Taunton. Its president, Bob Palumbo, has done a great deal to promote fund raising activities which aid the children. Members work with the children and take them on field trips. The experience is a rewarding one for both the children and the volunteers. The problems of smoking and drug abuse are promi- nent in today’s society. Our socio-biology director, Mr. Lague, bas initiated tbe Mod Squad program in tbe hope of informing the Braintree elementary school stu- dents of the harmful effects of smoking and drugs. The Mod Squad includes junior and senior members, two boys and two girls to a squad, wbo are outgoing, personable young people who are able to get along with, and win the trust of, elementary school children. All members of the Mod Squad are enrolled in a psychology program conducted by Mr. Lague. This program gives the squad a basic understanding of younger students. The success of the Mod Squad has drawn interest from many school officials throughout the country. Audio-Visual Aids Tracking down phonographs, delivering pro- jectors, taking film orders, and hunting for order forms are but a few of the frustrations daily en- countered by the A-V Aides. Newspaper The Newspaper Staff triumphs over the hardships of scrounging for photographs, doubling up ori assignments, agonizing through layout plan- ning, and encountering the considerably underwhelming response to sales promotion. Wampatuck Working during free periods, after school and during vaca- tions . . . “Anybody want to buy a yearbook today?” . . . deadlines, deadlines, deadlines . . . “Hey, next year let’s have a paperback book” . . . picture taking assignments . . . “Who’s got the divider page?” ... on the trail of the clever cap- tion . . . Future Teachers Interesting guest speakers highlight the year for these students with an eye to the future. Given the ever-chang- ing aspects of education, these Future Teachers are ac- quainting themselves early with the problems and the rewards of a dynamic profession. The purpose of this club is to give girls who are interested in a secretarial career a little knowledge and a better understanding of this field. Holding meetings the first Thursday of every month, the girls listen to guest speakers, engage in fund-raising projects, and offer a scholarship to help further the education of the club’s worthiest girl. But the group’s activities are not strictly business. They are planning a week in New York for pleasure and sightseeing. Future Nurses Helping out in the Health Office, running cake sales, and working often as volunteers, these girls gain some insights into the rigors and rewards of the nursing pro- fesssion. Future Secretaries Math Club Distributive Education Club of America Braintree is a member of the Greater Boston Mathe- matics League, South Division. We compete with other South Shore high schools. Competing this year have been Exchequer of the Exponents Glennon, Regent of the Radicals Casey, Protector of the Powers Corrigan, Pres- ident of the Primes Whittaker, Dictator of Derivatives Norton, and Principal of Substitution Griffin. Junior Tetrarch of Trigonometry Bookman is high scorer. Hon- ors include fourth place in the overall standing and a perfect round, 18 out of 18 points. Dramatics Club Under the direction of Miss McKay, the Dramatics Club offers experience in every aspect of the theater — including set design- ing, lighting, make-up, costuming, publicity, not to mention acting. r Ai i ‘ L jirT— i The Lottery ‘Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon. The Dramatics Arts class presents Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery, a subtle little horror story examining the undue in- fluence of tradition on our lives. 124 6192 Girls Chorale Madrigal Singers Braintree High School’s select sing- ing group special- izes in Renaissance music and is equal- ly talented and com- fortable in the area of popular music. Under the direction of Mr. Clinton, the singers present con- certs at different junior high schools and churches. Look for their spring re- cording on the Crest label. ' ' H. M. S. Pinafore, or The Lass That Loved a Sailor’ ' The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B. . . . Captain Corcoran . . . Ralph Rackstraw . . . Dick Deadeye . . . Bill Bobstay . . . Bob Becket . . . Josephine . . . Cousin Hebe . . . Little Buttercup . . . and an assortment of sisters, cousins, aunts, and salty tars. Odyssey Les Eaton going . . . down that long . . . 170 hours of going on location, setting up shots, filming, editing, taping background music . . . Boston Common Underground Garage . . . Copley Square . . . Holy Cross Cathedral . . . “cut” . . . “roll them” . . . “lap dissolve” . . . Les, Gail, Eleshia, Phil, Steve, Fred, John, “Otto.” lonesome highway B.H.S. Goes International Lily Eckes — German Exchange Student 1970 . Even now back again in Germany my thoughts are wandering to B.H.S. It was quite an experience to attend an American school, having the opportunity to form my own opinion, seeing things with my own eyes . . . Well, and now there comes a chapter which is not so easy to be described. I was so deeply impressed by the generosity, the way I was accepted as well by my teachers as by all the kids whom I met. The extraordinary widespread friendliness was just great. I never felt like ‘a fifth wheel on a wagon,’ as we used to say in German, but from the beginning on I belonged to the group . . . and the longer I am away from you all the more I see you with a glory of remembrance.” Senior Richard Paolucci spent summer 1970 in Canada de Gomez, Argentina, as an International Fel- lowship Exchange Student. He lived with the Gardenals, a middle class family, and attended the local public school where the average student must take fourteen subjects per week. Six Months in Braintree Summer ’70 in Argentina Richard Paolucci and his family are playing host family this year to Cesar Lopez, as part of the Student Council sponsored International Fellowship Program. Cesar, from Leon Nicara- gua, is spending six months in this country, studying at Braintree High School. Football 1970 A season to remember for Captain Mike Irwin and senior squad members — Adolph Bellizeare, Arthur Capaccioli, Brian Donovan, Mike Higgins, Dennis Hoffman, Robert Jones, Milton McLaurin, Jim Mullen, Denis O’Brien, Bob Palumbo, James Sauer, Alan Sbaw, Edward Shedlock, Brian Sullivan, Mark Sul- livan, and Stephen Wright. Returning from a disappointing year in 1969, the B.H.S. football team vaulted to the Bay State League title with an undefeated and untied season (9-0-0). Led by senior captain Mike Irwin and star halfback Adolph Bellizeare, the Wamps proved to be too powerful for the Bay State League competition. Coach Ed Beck en- joyed his finest season as B.H.S. coach, taking Braintree to the Class B State Co-Championship. Bay State League Championship I 143 Soccer j Under the direction of Coach Carson, the Braintree High i school Soccer Team became the first team in the history of he Bay State League to win the League two years in a row. With a season’s record of 14-1-1, the team beat Winchester the quarter finals, Newton in the semi-finals, losing to New ledford in the finals. Steve Paylor led the team in scoring, Mark Barry was sec- ind; Dexter Legg was the superior goalie. All Stars included Captain Mark Barry, Dexter Legg, Wally shea, and Nick Ulli. 147 Indoor Track New in the Bay State League this year, Braintree’s indoor track team, with tri- captains Paul McDonough, Paul Inferrera, and Adolph Bellizeare, gave strong com- petition to all teams. With a hopeful record of 6-2, this team worked with little glory and recognition to boost Braintree’s chances for the All Sports Trophy. Cross Country Improving over last sea- son, the cross country team, captained by seniors Larry Thode and Mike Macaluso, scored a record 7-2 and tied ' for second place in the Bay State League. Paul Mc- Donough was the team’s top runner. 150 153 This was a year of change for the Braintree High School basketball team with the turnover of coaches and the establish- ment of new systems. The general improvement as the season progressed showed that loyalty and team effort were strong as ever. Many of the games were lost by two or three points, with an overall average of 5.5 win-loss differential. v ' n tv 162 Ice hockey showed fantastic effort this year with an even win-loss record. With the drive and energy of tri-captains Steve Woods, Dennis Mc- Leary, and Sco tt Smith, Braintree’s general im- provement throughout the season has proven they are a tough team to beat. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Schuh- werk, Braintree’s gym- nastics team had an excellent season. The Wamp gymnasts won the Bay State League Championship and fin- ished the regular sea- son with a record of nine wins and no defeats. The Wamps’ hard work and dedica- tion enabled them to become the highest scoring team in the state this year. mw Gymnastics The girls’ basketball team completed an outstanding season this year with an 8-3 record in the Bay State League. They went on to the Girls’ Southern Massachusetts Invitational Tournament where they defeated Sharon High School in the preliminary round but were defeated by Hanover High in the semi-finals. This is the farthest the team has gone since 1964. The team, was captained by Paula Daley and Carol Swindler, with high scorers Carol Swindler, Pat Leminen, and Janet Whitman. Girls Basketball Field Hockey Ties and more ties . . . 2-5-2 . . . seniors never fall . . . broken fingers . . . Julius Alexander . . . cleats . . . accident prone . . . left inners . . . Norwood monsters . . . freeze . . . hip check . . . seances N.R.A. membership . . . sharpshooters . . . Braintree Rifle Club practice . . . Mal- den . . . Brockton . . . Holbrook . . . bull’s- eye . . . bullet-proof vests for Mr. Trocki Rifl Club Ski Club “Think snow” . . . Stowe . . . Bromley . . . Blue Hills . . . Madonna Interested in Black Studies? Are you a history buff with a passion for great battles in history? Do you secretly yearn to communicate with Atman? Can you beat your best friend at chess? Are you all thumbs with yam, but long to knit it your- self? If any of the above apply to you, B.H.S. has the mini courses to help you out. Conducted on a totally voluntary basis and held during free time in the afternoon, the mini course tries to give students a chance to explore areas of interests not covered during everyday class time. Mini Courses ■ arjaaa sEi wTi m a oaoaK ' ' ,, p,a a a :, 2 fe ' s?=jL ; t: ' ■ ■{ ( i 1 1 Ply % !■ |[ mkmTs rnesik. IdBI ■ £ f ' 4fj0ii ! Ski Trip Switzerland r!i J ji.t ' y 187 The end and the beginning . . WAMPATUCK STAFF Edito r-in- Ch ief John Burgess Steve McMicken Steve Pierce LITERARY TYPING Editor: Pattie Aldrich Denise Arnold Janet Barrila Patty Eagles Linda Fernandes Paula Kelley Jean Killam Sara Murphy Denise Smyth PUBLICITY ART Editor: Sue Keane James McElvenny Ellen Mclntire Pat Moore Dianne Nolan Kevin O Donnell E. J, Williams Editor: Linda Nelson Dianna Barton Claire Doyle Karen Melsky Student Photography by John Burgess Mike Bookman Cindy Frawley and Mike Stone Photography by William J, Hayden