Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

Y, r. ' , Y- I 3 ODOfiE bEflfl THAYER PUBLIC LIBRARY a 3 1 629000826288b WAMPATUCK BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL 128 TOWN STREET BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 6 ” PEELIN ' FREE 10 GRADUATES 34 ACTIVITIES 106 FACULTY 130 SPORTS 146 CLUBS 174 ADS 192 3 THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD, I SHALL NOT WANT; HE MAKES ME LIE DOWN IN GREEN PASTURES. HE LEADS ME BESIDE STILL WATERS; HE RESTORES MY SOUL. HE LEADS ME IN PATHS OF RIGHTEOUS- NESS FOR HIS NAME ' S SAKE. EVEN THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH, I FEAR NO EVIL; FOR THOU ART WITH ME; THY ROD AND THY STAFF, THEY COMFORT ME. | THOU PREPAREST A TABLE BEFORE ME IN THE PRESENCE OF MY ENEMIES; THOU ANOINTEST MY j HEAD WITH OIL, MY CUP OVERFLOWS. j SURELY GOODNESS AND MERCY SHALL FOLLOW ME ALL THE DAYS OF MY LIFE; AND I SHALL ' DWELL IN THE HOUSE OF THE LORD FOREVER. i 4 REMEMBERANCE WE THE SENIOR CLASS WISH TO DEDICATE THE 1976 WAMPUTUCK TO A GOOD FRIEND AND RESPECTED TEACHER ‘TVlary ' MANY OF THE STUDENTS WERE FORTUNATE ENOU GH TO HAVE MISS WALSH AS A TEACHER AND A FRIEND. MORE THAN A TEACHER AND A FRIEND, SHE WAS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON; ONE THAT YOU COULD TALK TO ABOUT ANYTHING, WHETHER IT BE SCHOOL OR SOMETHING PERSONAL. SHE CREATED A GREAT ATMOSPHERE IN THE CLASSROOM. NO ONE WAS AFRAID TO SPEAK UP IF THEY DIDN ' T UNDERSTAND. SHE ' D ANSWER YOUR QUESTION NO MATTER HOW OBVIOUS THE ANSWER WOULD SEEM TO SOME, BECAUSE EACH PERSON WAS IMPORTANT TO HER AS AN INDI- VIDUAL. SHE WAS DEVOTED TO US AS PEOPLE! MANY KIDS WOULD THINK OF MATH AS AN- OTHER SLEEPING PERIOD; BUT REALLY LOOK FORWARD TO GOING TO HER CLASS. EVEN IF YOU HAD A BAD DAY, HER SMILE WOULD BRIGHTEN THE DARKEST DAY. SHE ' D BOUNCE AROUND THE CLASSROOM FROM PERSON TO PERSON AND PLACE TO PLACE; ALWAYS COV- ERED WITH CHALK FROM HEAD TO TOE! LIKE ALL TEACHERS, SHE ' D GET FRUS- TRATED ONCE IN A WHILE. YOU ' D TRY YOUR HARDEST NOT TO GET HER UPSET, BECAUSE IF YOU DID, YOU ' D FEEL AWFUL. BEING ANGRY WAS JUST NOT NATURAL WITH HER. HER PATIENCE AND CONCERN FOR US WAS UNBELIEVABLE... BEFORE SCHOOL, DURING FREE PERIODS OR LUNCH, AND AFTER SCHOOL; SHE WAS ALWAYS THERE TO HELP. EVEN WHILE SHE WAS IN THE HOSPITAL, WITH SO MUCH ELSE ON HER MIND, SHE TOOK THE TIME OUT TO CORRECT A TEST WE HAD JUST TAKEN. SHE EVEN WROTE A LITTLE NOTE TO EACH OF US, TELLING US TO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, AND THAT SHE ' D MISS US!! SOME PEOPLE WOULD BE GLAD NOT TO SEE THEIR STUDENTS FOR A WHILE. BUT SHE CARED FOR US, AS MUCH AS WE CARED FOR HER. WHETHER IT BE: BOUNCING DOWN THE HALL ALWAYS LATE... CATCHING TENNIS BALLS THROUGH THE WIN- DOW, AND SAVING THEM FOR HER DOG... EXPLORING THE VINYARD WITH THE HIKING CLUB... CLIMBING MOUNT WASHINGTON FROM EVERY SIDE AND ANGLE... GIVING SKI REPORTS TO MATH CLASS... OR FITTING THE ALPS INTO CALCULUS... SHE WAS ALIVE AND EXCITING TO KNOW!! WE ' LL REMEMBER HER AND THE WAY SHE LIVED, AND LET THAT LIFE INSPIRE OURS!! JUDY WELSFORD 5 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MY DEAR GRADUATES, YOUR GRADUATING CLASS IS THE FIRST TO COMPLETE FOUR YEARS OF EDUCATION IN THE NEW BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL. IN THIS SENSE, YOU HAVE BEEN PIONEERS IN SETTING THE COURSE FOR YOUR SUCCESSORS TO FOLLOW AND TO EMULATE, FOR INDEED YOUR HIGH STANDARDS AND YOUR NUMEROUS ACHIEVE- MENTS ARE ALL NOW A PART OF THE ORIGINAL HISTORY OF YOUR SCHOOL AND AN INSPIRA- TION TO ALL FUTURE STUDENTS AT BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL. FOR THIS WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL AND WE THANK YOU SINCERELY FOR YOUR EFFORTS. NOW AS YOU ARE ABOUT TO BEGIN A NEW EPOCH OF YOUR LIVES BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL, WE PRAY THAT THE EDUCATION YOU OBTAINED AT BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL WILL SERVE YOU WELL TO CHART NEW PATHWAYS INTO THE FUTURE THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO A MORE PEACEFUL WORLD. THIS MAY HAPPEN IF YOU WILL REMEMBER THAT PEACE IS FOR MEN OF GOOD WILL. HEADMASTER AFTER GRADUATING YOU WILL CONFRONT ALL SORTS OF PROBLEMS, SOME YOU MAY ANTICI- PATE AND SOME YOU MAY NOT. YOU WILL EX- PERIENCE DISAPPOINTMENTS, AND, UNFORTUN- ATELY, CONFRONT HYPOCRISY, EVEN DECEP- TION. IT MAY BE DIFFICULT TO CONFRONT SOME OF THESE PROBLEMS, BUT THE IMPOR- TANT POINT TO REMEMBER IS THAT THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT LIFE IS WITHOUT PURPOSE, IT MEANS RATHER THAT DISAPPOINTMENT, PROB- LEMS AND INCONSISTENCIES ARE A PART OF LIFE. IT TAKES COURAGE TO CONFRONT LIFE AND TO SHAPE YOUR OWN FUTURE IN A COM- PLEX SOCIETY. 6 YOU HAVE ATTAINED THE FIRST REALLY IMPORTANT MILESTONE OF LIFE. UP TO THIS POINT, YOUR LIFE HAS BEEN LARGELY PREDETERMINED. HENCEFORTH, YOU WILL DETERMINE YOUR OWN DESTINY. MAY YOU ALL HAVE GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS IN ALL YOUR ENDEAVORS. AT LAST YOUR 12 YEARS OF PUBLIC EDUCATION HAVE ENDED. WHILE MANY OF YOU WILL CONTINUE ON IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ALL OF YOU WILL CONTINUE TO BE EDUCATED IN THE GREAT SCHOOL OF LIFE IT- SELF. THIS IS THE GREATEST TEST OF ALL. CONGRAT- ULATIONS FOR A JOB WELL DONE AND BEST WISHES IN WHATEVER THE FUTURE MAY BRING. CN I THE YEARS PASS SO SWIFTLY; YOU ARE NOW GRAD- UATES AND HAVE LEFT YOUR MARK ON BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL. IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE TO HAVE KNOWN SUCH A FINE CLASS. MY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. THE NEW WORLD WILL REQUIRE MUCH OF YOU. EDU- CATION HAS PROVIDED THE BASICS. SINCERELY, HOUSE 4 HOUSE 8 TO THE GRADUA TING CLASS OF 1976 to thank will experienceGod’s peace, wonderful than the human mind can understand. His peace will keep your thoughts and your hearts quiet and at rest as you trust in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4: 6 7 ASSISI - BRAINTREE - BRAINTREE UTHERAN CHURCH - BRAINTREE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - BRAINTREE CO TENANT CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH - QUINCY SAINT THOMAS MOORE - BRAINTREE SAINT CLAIRE - BRAINTREE 9 FEELING FREE IS KNOWING THAT THE JOB CAN BE DONE, THE GOAL CAN BE ATTAINED, STRESSING THE PLEASURE IGNORING THE PAIN. WE ALL HAVE THE RIGHT AND THE WILL TO MAKE OUR OWN FREEDOM, AS LONG AS WE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DEPRIVE OTHERS OF THEIRS OR HINDER THEIR EFFORTS TO PROCURE IT. 1 1 FEELING FREE IS LETTING YOUR IDEALS WANDER LIKE A YOUNG FAWN, YOUR ASPIRATIONS SOAR LIKE A BIRD IN FLIGHT AND YOUR PROSPERITY RISE, LIKE THE SUN HERALDING IN THE NEW DAY. EACH NEW EXPERIENCE WE MEET, EACH FRAGMENT OF KNOWLEDGE WE GATHER, ARE THE PATHS TO OUR SUCCESS, THE KEYS TO OUR FREEDOM. 1 4 FEELING FREE IS BEING SECURE IN YOURSELF, NOT DOUBTING YOUR STRENGTH, NOR DENYING YOUR IMPERFECTIONS. FEELING FREE IS HAVING THE ZEST FOR LIFE, AND NOT BECOMING ENTANGLED IN CONSTANT CONFLICT. FREEDOM FOR THEMSELVES AND FOR THEIR CHILDREN, HAS BEEN A MAJOR FORCE THAT BROUGHT OUR FOREFATHERS TO THIS COUNTRY, FROM THE EARLIEST SETTLERS EVEN TO THE PRESENT DAY. RESOURCES MR. HOBART HOLLY MR. JAMES L. KEELON THE JOHN ADAMS BIRTHPLACE THE SYLVANUS THAYER BIRTHPLACE (USED WITH PERMISSION OF THE BRAINTREE AND QUINCY HISTORIC SOCIETIES. ) TO MAINTAIN THEIR LIBERTIES OUR ANCESTORS MADE LAWS, AND ESTABLISHED GOVERNMENTS TO UPHOLD THEM. ! i MANY HAVE ENDURED GREAT HARDSHIPS FOR FREEDOM ' S SAKE. MANY GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT OTHERS MIGHT ENJOY IT. 1 9 IT WAS THAT LOVE OF FREEDOM THAT PROMPTED THE COLONISTS TO RESIST FORCES THAT WOULD DESTROY IT. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE BEGAN i ON SEPTEMBER 24. 1765. ON THIS SITE, THE M:ET . . THE MIDDLE PRECINCT. I N S PE C I A L T 0 W N MEF’:n OF BRAINTREE ADOPTED INSTRUCTION: T TM, TO THE GREAT AND GENERAL COURT STA M P A : . THIS DRAFT OF I N S T « U C T 0 . v-. ■- I L L : S T R ! 0 U S C T I Z E . J 0 H ' ■ - L : v WThOUT CHANCE. B- F0P ' � - T u ,S V� E FcPrHE- PECOVVCNC Th?’ M ' — ND V NO ; AT:0 N u F C U R C r ’ ' r - ' 1 1 ' TH rvr LiC F E C L t ' . u ' T H A ' ' 1 PRES ‘ N I All FUT ■ L - N A , U b T ' L . r i A C h T iV. 1 rt s - ■ ' ' ■ ■ C « 3 L ;■ L -V E ' PRE E N T E . J ’ THE A MER ' AN ... . ' ■GR A S n T w ' t w ' 1 FROM THE RECORDS OF THE BRAINTREE TOWN CLERK TO EBENEZER THAYER ESQ. STAMP DUTY IMPLEASED. SIR IN ALL THE CALA- MITIES THAT HAVE EVER BEFALLEN THIS COUNTRY, WE HAVE NEVER FELT SO GREAT A CONCERN NOR SO MANY ALLARMING APPREHENSIONS AS AT THIS TIME. SUCH IS OUR LOYALTY TO THE KING, SUCH OUR VENER- ATION FOR BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, AND SUCH OUR FRIENDSHIP TO ALL OUR FELLOW SUBJECTS IN BRITAIN THAT MEASURES WHICH SEEM TO DISCOVER ANY UNKINDNESS TOWARDS US IN THAT COUNTRY ARE THE MORE SENSIBLY INTIMATELY FELT. AND WE CAN NO LONGER FORBEAR COMPLAINING THAT MANY OF THE MEASURES OF THE LATE MINISTRY AND SOME OF THE LATE ACTS OF PARLIAMENT HAVE A TENDENCY IN OUR APPREHENSION TO DIVEST US OF SOME OF OUR MOST ESSENTIAL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES. WE SHALL CONFINE OURSELVES HOWEVER CHIEFLY TO THE ACT OF PARLIAMENT COMMONLY CALLED THE STAMP ACT, BY WHICH A VERY BURTHENSOME AND IN OUR OPINION UNCONSTITUTIONAL TAX IS TO BE LAID UPON US ALL, AND WE ARE SUBJECTED, TO NUMEROUS ENORMOUS PENALTIES WHICH ARE TO BE PROSECUTED, SUED FOR RECOVERED AT THE OPTION OF AN INFORMER AT A COURT OF ADMIRALTY WITHOUT A JURY. WE HAVE CALLED THIS A BURTHENSOME TAX BECAUSE THE DUTIES ARE SO NUMEROUS SO HIGH THE EMBAR- RASSMENTS TO BUSINESS IN THIS INFANT, SPARCELY SETTLED COUNTRY SO GREAT THAT IT WOULD BE TO- TALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE PEOPLE TO SUBSIST UNDER IT EVEN IF WE HAD NO CONTROVERSY AT ALL ABOUT THE RIGHT AUTHORITY OF IMPOSING IT CONSIDERING THE PRESENT SCARITY OF MONEY. WE HAVE REASON TO THINK THE EXECUTION OF THAT ACT FOR A SHORT SPACE OF TIME WOULD DREIGN THE COUNTRY OF CASH STRIP MULTITUDES OF THE POORER PEOPLE OF ALL THEIR PROPERTY AND REDUCE THEM TO ABSOLUTE BEGGARY. AND WHAT THE CONSQUENCE WOULD BE OF SO SUDDEN A SHOCK AND SUCH A CONVULSIVE CHANGE IN THE WHOLE COURSE OF OUR BUSINESS SUBSIS— TANCE TO THE PEACE OF THE PROVINCE, WE TREMBLE TO CONSIDER. WE FURTHER APPREHEND THIS TAX TO BE UNCON- STITUTIONAL. BY THE GREAT CHARTER NO AMERICA- MENT SHALL BE ASSESSED BUT BY THE OATH OF HON- EST LAWFUL MEN OF THE VICINAGE. AND BY THE SAME CHARTER NO FREEMAN SHALL BE TAKEN OR IMPRISONED OR BE PASSED UPON NOR CONDEMNED BUT BY LAWFUL JUDGEMENT OF HIS PEERS OR BY THE LAW OF THE LAND. AND WE HAVE ALWAYS UNDER- STOOD IT TO BE A GRAND FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPAL OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION THAT NO FREEMAN SHOULD BE SUBJECTED TO ANY TAX TO WHICH HE HAS NOT GIVEN HIS OWN CONSENT IN PERSON OR BY PROXY. AND THE MAXIMS OF THE LAW AS WE HAVE CONSTANTLY REC D THEM ARE TO THE SAME EFFECT. THAT NO FREEMAN CAN BE SEPARATED FROM HIS PROPERTY BUT BY HIS OWN ACT OR FAULT. WE TAKE IT CLEARLY THEREFORE TO BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE SPIRIT OF THE COMMON LAW OF THE ESSENTIAL FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THE BRITISH CONSTI- TUTION THAT WE SHOULD BE SUBJECTED TO ANY TAX IMPOSED BY THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT BECAUSE WE ARE NOT REPRESENTED IN THAT ASSEMBLY IN ANY SENSE UNLESS IT BE BY A FICTION OF LAW AS IN- SENSIBLE IN THEORY AS IT WOULD BE INJURIOUS IN FACT IF SO HEAVY A TAXATION SHOULD BE GROUNDED ON IT. BUT THE MOST GREVIOUS OF ALL IS THE ALLARM- ING EXTENSION OF THE POWERS OF COURT OF AD- MIRALTY. IN THE COURTS ONE JUDGE PRESIDES ALONE, NO JURIES HAVE ANY CONCERN THERE, THE LAW AND THE FACT ARE TO BE DECIDED BY THE SAME SINGLE JUDGE, WHOSE COMMISSION IS ONLY DURING PLEA- SURE AND WITH WHOM AS WE ARE TOLD THE MOST MISCHIEVOUS OF ALL CUSTOMS HAS BECOME ESTA- BLISHED THAT OF TAKING COMMISSIONS ON ALL CON- DEMNATIONS, SO THAT HE IS UNDER A PECUNIARY TEMPTATION ALWAYS AGAINST THE SUBJECT. NOW IF THE WISDOM OF THE MOTHER COUNTRY HAS THOUGHT THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDGE SO ESSEN- TIAL TO AN IMPARTIAL ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AS TO RENDER THEM INDEPENDENT OF ANY POWER ON EARTH, INDEPENDENT OF THE KING THE LORDS THE COMMONS THE PEOPLE NAY INDEPENDENT IN HOPE EXPECTATION OF THE HEIR APPARENT BY CONTINUING THEIR COMMISSIONS IN CASE OF A DEMISE OF THE CROWN, WHAT JUSTICE IMPARTIALITY ARE WE AT THREE THOUSAND MILES DISTANCE FROM THE FOUNTAIN TO EXPECT FROM SUCH A JUDGE OF AD- MIRALTY. WE ALL ALONG THOUGHT THE ACTS OF TRADE IN THIS RESPECTS A GRIEVANCE, BUT THE STAMP ACT HAS ERECTED A VAST NUMBERS OF SOURCES OF NEW CRIMES WHICH MAY BE COMMITTED BY ANY MAN AND CANNOT BUT BE COMMITTED BY MULTITUDES AND PRODIGIOUS PENALTIES ARE ANNEXED AND ALL THESE TO BE TRYED BY SUCH A JUDGE OF SUCH A COURT. WHAT CAN BE WANTING AFTER THIS BUT A WEAK OR WICKED MAN FOR A JUDGE TO RENDER US THE MOST SORDID FORLORN OF SLAVES. WE MEAN THE SLAVES OF A SLAVE OF THE SERVANT OF A MINISTER OF STATE. WE CANNOT HELP ASSERTING THEREFORE THAT THIS PART OF THE ACT WILL MAKE AN ESSENTIAL CHANGE IN THE CONSTITUTION OF JURIES WITH RE- GARD TO US IS DIRECTLY REPUGNANT TO MAGNA CHARTA ITSELF AND WILL MAKE SUCH A DISTINCTION a CREATE SUCH A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN a AMERICA AS WE COULD NOT HAVE EXPECTED FROM THE GUARDIAN OF LIBERTY IN BOTH. AS THESE SIR ARE OUR SENTIMENTS OF THAT ACT WE THE FREEHOLDERS a OTHER INHABITANTS LEGALLY ASSEMBLED FOR THAT PURPOSE MUST ENJOIN IT UPON YOU TO COMPLY WITH NO MEASURES OR PROPOSALS FOR COUNTENANCING THE SAME OR ASSISTING IN THE EXECUTION OF IT BUT BY ALL LAWFUL MEANS CON- SISTENT WITH OUR ALLEGIANCE TO THE KING AND RELATION TO GREAT BRITAIN TO APPOSE THE EXE- CUTION OF IT TILL WE CAN HEAR THE SUCCESS OF THE CRIES a PETITIONS OF AMERICA FOR RELIEF. (236) WE FURTHER RECOMMEND THE MOST CLEAR a EXPLICIT ASSERTION AND VINDICATION OF OUR RIGHTS a LIBERTIES TO BE ENTERED ON THE PUBLIC RECORDS THAT THE WORLD MAY KNOW IN THE PRE- SENT a ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS, THAT WE HAVE A CLEAR KNOWLEDGE AND A JUST SENSE OF THOSE RIGHTS a LIBERTIES AND THAT WITH SUBMISSION TO DEVINE PROVIDENCE, WE NEVER CAN BE SLAVES. NOR CAN WE THINK IT ADVISABLE TO AGREE TO ANY STEPS FOR THE PROTECTION OF STAMP PAPERS OR STAMP OFFICES, GOOD a WHOLESOME LAWS WE HAVE ALREADY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUB- LIC PEACE. AND WE APPREHEND THERE IS NO FURTHER DANGER OF TUMULTS a DISORDERS TO WHICH WE HAVE A WELL GROUNDED AVERSION, AND THAT ANY EXTRAORDIN- ARY AND EXPENSIVE EXERTIONS WOULD TEND TO EXASPERATE THE PEOPLE AND ENDANGER THE PUBLIC TRANQUILITY RATHER THAN THE CONTRARY. INDEED WE CANNOT TOO OFTEN INCULCATE UPON YOU OUR DESIRES THAT ALL EXTRAORDINARY a EX- PENSIVE GRANTS a MEASURES MAY UPON ALL OCCA- SIONS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE BE AVOIDED. THE PUBLIC MONEY OF THIS COUNTRY IS THE TOIL a LABOUR OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE UNDER MANY UNCOMMON D IFFICULTIES a DISTRESSES AT THIS TIME SO THAT ALL REASONABLE FRUGALITY OUGHT TO BE OBSERVED. AND WE WOULD RECOMMEND PARTICULARLY THE STRICTEST CARE AND FIRMNESS TO PREVENT ALL UNCONSTITUTIONAL DRAUGHTS UPON THE PUBLIC TREASURY. AND WE CANNOT AVOID SAYING THAT IF A PARTICULAR ENQUIRY INTQ THE STATE OF THAT TREASURY SHOULD AT THE FIRST LEASURE OPPOR- TUNITY BE PROMOTED AND AN EXACT STATE OF IT PUBLISHED TO THE PEOPLE IT WOULD HAVE A VERY GOOD a USEFUL TENDENCY. ALL WHICH IS HUMBLY SUBMITTED BY THE COM- MITTEE OF THE TOWN OF BRAINTREE TO DRAW IN- STRUCTIONS TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVE. SAM NILES JOHN ADAMS NORTON QUINCY JAMES PENNIMAN JOHN HAYWARD THE ABOVE REPORT BEING READ BEFORE THE TOWN WAS VOTED ACCEPTED a ORDERED A COPY OF THE SAME BE TRANSMITTED TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVE. THE TREE OF LIBERTY, AND CURSED IS HE WHO CUTS THIS TREE! ' ' MAY 4, 1776 AND SO WITH THE LIVING BUTTONWOOD TREE, DID THE PATRIOTS OF OLD BRAINTREE PROCLAIM THEIR DETERMINATION TO STAND UP FOR THEIR RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES. 2 1 . WHICH WE HUMBLY HOPE MAY BE BLESSED BY HEAVEN AS THE PEACEABLE MEANS OF RECOVERING AND ESTABLISHING OUR RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO HAND THEM ENTIRE TO GENERATIONS YET UNBORN. . . BRAINTREE ASSOCIATION OR COVENANT MARCH 15, 1775 . . . THIS TOWN TO MAKE PROVISION FOR THREE COMPANIES OF MINUTE MEN EACH TO CONSIST OF FORTY ONE MEN INCLUDING OFFICERS ONE COMPANY TO BE PAISED IN EACH PRECINCT . . . BRAINTREE TOWN RECORDS MARCH 15, 1775 AT THE SAME MEETING IN WHICH THEY DECLARED THEIR LOVE OF FREEDOM, THE TOWNSPEOPLE PROVIDED MEANS TO DEFEND IT. 24 0 I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM PENN ' S HILL, WHERE I HAVE BEEN SITTING TO HEAR THE AMAZING ROAR OF CANNON, AND FROM WHENCE I COULD SEE EVERY SHELL WHICH WAS THROWN . . . HOW MANY OF OUR DEAR COUNTRYMEN MUST FALL! ABIGAIL ADAMS MARCH 4, 1976 THE SACRIFICE FOR FREEDOM WAS VERY CLOSE TO HOME. 25 ... AMONG THESE. ARE LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS . . . THAT TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS, GOVERNMENTS ARE INSTITUTED AMONG MEN . . . JULY 4, 1776 26 FROM THE OFFICIAL BIRTH RECORDS OF THE TOWN OF BRAINTREE ”... OUR PEOPLE MUST BE PEACEABLE! LET THEM EXERCISE EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK, IF THE WILL - THE MORE THE BETTER! LET THEM FURNISH THEMSELVES WITH ARTILLERY AND ARMS AND AMMUNITION. LET EM FOLLOW THE MAXIM WHICH YOU SAY THEY HAVE ADOPTED - ” IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR ' - BUT LET THEM AVOID WAR IF POSSIBLE, IF POSSIBLE I SAY. JOHN ADAMS TO ABIGAIL ADAMS, September , i774 WE NOW EXPECT OUR SEA COAST TO BE RAVAGED. PERHAPS THE VERY NEXT LETTER I WRITE : WILL INFORM YOU THAT I AM DRIVEN AWAY FROM OUR YET QUIET COTTAGE COURAGE I KNOW WE HAVE IN ABUNDANCE; CONDUCT I HOPE WE SHALL NOT WANT; BUT POWDER- WHERE SHALL WE GET A SUFFICIENT SUPPLY. I ABIGAIL ADAMS TO JOHN ADAMS ” THE SECOND DAY OF JULY 1776, WILL BE THE MOST MEMORABLE EPOCK IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICA. I AM APT TO BELIEVE THAT IT WILL BE CELEBRATED BY SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS AS THE GREAT ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL. IT OUGHT TO BE COMMEMORATED AS THE DAY OF ' t DELIVERANCE, BY SOLEMN ACTS OF DEVOTION TO GOD ALMIGHTY. IT OUGHT TO BE SOLEMNIZED WITH POMP AND PARADE, WITH SHOWS, GAMES, SPORTS, GUNS, BELLS, BONFIRES, AND ILLUMINATIONS, FROM ONE END OF THIS CONTINENT TO THE OTHER, FROM THIS TIME FOREWARD, FOREVERMORE. JOHN ADAMS TO ABIGAIL ADAMS ■HE .NO OF i. m ITE NEARLY ALL THE PROPERTY I HAVE IN THE WORLD IS IN HOUSES AND OTHER REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF BOSTON; BUT IF EXPULSION OF THE BRITISH ARMY FROM IT - AND THE LIBERTIES OF OUR COUNTRY - REQUIRE THEIR BEING BURNT TO ASHES, ISSUE THE ORDER FOR THAT PURPOSE IMMEDIATELY.” JOHN HANCOCK BURN BOSTON AND MAKE JOHN HANCOCK A BEGGER, IF THE PUBLIC GOOD REQUIRES IT.” JOHN HANCOCK WE THERE! JOHN BULL CAN READ MY NAME WITHOUT SPECTACLES, AND MAY NOW DOUBLE HIS v. REWARD OF-tsoo FOR MY HEAD. THAT IS MY DEFIANCE.” HMS JOHN HANCOCK fOF 0N5 OF ZED I HAVE FOR TEN YEARS PAST DEVOTED MYSELF TO THE CONCERNS OF THE PUBLIC I HAVE LOST MANY THOUSAND STERLING, BUT, THANK GOD, MY COUNTRY IS SAVED AND BY THE SMILE ,OF HEAVEN I AM A FREE AND INDEPENDENT MAN.” JOHN HANCOCK and RE. iAMS 29 ... AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POSTERITY. ' ' CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. THIS GREATEST OF INSTRUMENTS TO PROTECT FREEDOM, WAS PRECEEDED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS WHICH WAS DRAFTED BY JOHN ADAMS IN 1779 IN THE LAW OFFICE IN HIS HOME, WITH SAMUEL ADAMS AND JAMES BOWDOIN. I MUST STUDY POLITICS AND WAR THAT MY SONS MAY HAVE LIBERTY TO STUDY MATHEMATICS AND PHILOSOPHY.... ' ' JOHN ADAMS TO THOSE WHO WORKED AND SACRIFICED FOR IT, FREEDOM MEANT MUCH MORE THAN JUST THE ABSENCE OF SLAVERY. 30 GREAT SHORTAGES BROUGHT HARDSHIPS AND SACRIFICE FOR ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF THE TOWN, AS PART OF THE PRICE TO BE PAID FOR FREEDOM. THE UNIVERSAL CRY FOR BREAD, TO A HUMANE HEART, IS PAINFUL BEYOND DESCRIPTION... ABIGAIL ADAMS June s, 1779 I HAVE SOMETIME BEEN READY TO THINK THAT THE PASSION FOR LIBERTY CANNOT BE EQUALLY STRONG IN THE BREASTS OF THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO DEPRIVE THEIR FELLOW CREATURES OF THEIRS.. ' ABIGAIL ADAMS THOSE WHO SACRIFICED FOR FREEDOM DID SO FOR OTHERS AS WELL AS FOR THEMSELVES. THEY CHERISHED IT MORE, BECAUSE THEY HAD EXPERIENCED ITS DENIAL TO THEM. 33 CHRISTOPHER AMODEO DEBORAH A. ALLEN WHEN ALL THE WORLDS ADRIFT IN GREEN, AND DREAMS SIFT THROUGH THE AIR, UNSEEN, i ' m moved by some OBSCURE DESIGN AND REACH OUT- SURELY ONE IS MINE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 3; RIFLE CLUB 3 , 4 ; RIFLE TEAM 3, (cO-CAPTAIN 4 ) ACTIVITIES FOR SOME STUDENTS ARE NOT LISTED DUE TO THE FACT THAT THEIR IN- FORMATION SHEETS WERE NOT PASSED INTO THE YEARBOOK STAFF. JON ANDERSON f CORINNt M. ANGELLIS WHO? WHAT? WHERE? OFFICE AID I MICHAEL JOHN AGHAJANIAN FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1,2; KEY CLUB 2.3,4, FOOTBALL 2; CROSS COUNTRY i; WRESTLING 1,2, 3, 4; GOLF 1,2 35 DEBORAH S. ANDERSON VALERIE ANTONELLIS CAROL J . ASARO WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. ..WHY ME? FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1,2 ROBERT ANTHONY MARGARET ARENA ROY IS MY NAME, HATS ARE MY GAME! SUSAN S. ASCOLI summer 73 74, 75,..., BUBBLE GUM, BENNIE, THIS WILL BE, REESES. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,4; FRENCH NATIONAL SOCIETY 2,3; HOME ROOM REP 1 MARGARET M. ASHE THE BOMBER, BARBS CAR, SATURDAY NIGHT, bE HAPPY IN EVERYTHING YOU DO. JULIE E. ASCHER DAVID ATTARDO 36 KEVIN BALFOUR PAUL BALZOTTI SUSAN M. AYER RAYMOND AUSTRAS JOSEPH J. BARRETT SUSAN LEE BARTLETT (j EDWARD BARRON ANDREW BARESE MARY BARRETT SAMUEL C. BAILEY BARBARA IRENE BATISTE . -a EILEEN ANN BARRETT SUSAN LEE BALTOZER don ' t let the sun go down ON ME. DRAMA CLUB 1,2,3, 4, INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SO- CIETY 4 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1,2, 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 ; DRAMA FESTIVAL 2,3; OFFICE AID 1. SAMUEL C. BAILEY RETURN TO FOREVEr SOCCER 1,2� 3,4; BASKETBALL 1 ; TENNIS 2 , 4 ; GOLF 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Z FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3 ; MATH CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; DRILL TEAM Z TRACK 1 , 2, 3, 4; VOLLEYBALL 3, 4; CHERISH YESTERDAY, DREAM TOMORROW, LIVE TODAY. OH REALLY, BRI? STUDENT GOVERNMENT 2, 3, 4; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Z OFFICE AID 2 ; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1 ; TRACK I, 2, 3, 4 SUSAN LEE BARTLETT SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS RUN IN PAIRS, IF YOU can ' t FIND THE ELEVATOR, USE THE STAIRS. ASTRONOMY CLUB 3; MEDIA CENTER AID I ; DANCE BAND 4; ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL 2, 3 37 DEIRDRE LYNN BELASKO FUTURE, DREAMS, REALITY, CINDY AND JAN ' 73 AUDIO VISUAL AID 1,2; DECA 4; SCHOOL STORE 4; NURSES AID 1,2 PAUL DAVID BAUMAN STUDENT GOVERNMENT Z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3, 4; MATH CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; BAND 1 ; CROSS COUNTRY I, 2; WRESTLING 1, 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 1 ROBERT JOSEPH BECKER there ' s a world you ' re LIVING IN, NO ONE ELSE HAS YOUR PART. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; BASKETBALL I ; BASEBALL 1 BARRY M. BELLWOOD KEY CLUB 1,2,3 DONNALD S. BENNER GOLF 1,2,3, 4 ROBERT JOSEPH BECKER DONALD S. BENNER DEIRDRE LYNN feELASKO PAUL DAVID BAUMAN BARRY M. BELLWOOD A THOMAS BEGIN RICHARD BEKERIAN i CAROL BELBEN WALTER BELCHER KARIN B. BENGTSSON so LONG EVERYBODY, GONNA MISS ya! ja, jag vill leva... little one SKI CLUB 4; BASKETBALL 4; SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 4 DAVID A. BENTLEY BASKETBALL 1, 2,3,4 SUSAN C. BERARDI NELLI bird madness pervail ABOVE ALL. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2; Student gov- ernment 1 ; CLASS ACTIVITIES 4 SUSAN C BERARDINELLI DAVID A. BENTLEY KARIN BENGTSSON LISA ANDREA BONATTI ANDREA LEE BETTI NSON SMILE YOUR CARES AWAY! MADRIGAL SINGERS I, 2, 3, 4 THE NUTS ARE PLENTIFUL IN THE WCXDEDSI ROBERT BERTONE DAVID BETTONEY ANDREA LEE BETTI NSON MARK BEZANSON DENISE M. BLANCHARD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2, 3; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4;SOFTBALL 1, 2 LISA ANDREA BONATTI EDWARD BLAIS LESLIE JEAN BONATTI 39 KAREN BOURGET DIANNE BOYD ANN MARIE BOUSSY CRAIGS. BORGESON MARK C. BRADLEY TIMOTHY BRIGHTMAN ROBERT A. BRENNAN ARTHUR BREGOLI SUSAN BETH BOOKMAN book , parties, bb and cc; wes ' t, summer 73 , 74 , 75- cape; HEY, it ' s been real. DRAMA CLUB 4; FURURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; TRACK 1 ROBERT A. BRENNAN NOTHING IS LOST, ITS JUST AROUND. HIKING CLUB 2 CRAIGS. BORGESON SKI CLUB I, 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR R. BREGOLI IF YOU CAN IMAGINE IT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT. IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN BECOME IT. BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; PROJECT PROVE 2, 3, 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 PAUL FRANCIS BRACKEN BRACK... FEARSOME FOUR- SOME... GREAT TIMES, EXPERIENCES, DREAMS... WHO SAYS JOCK don ' t burn? SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4; ICE HOCKEY 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 MARK C. BRADLEY HAVE A NICE NIGHT.. .BRAD SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1 ANN MARIE BOUSSY I HAVE SEEN YESTERDAY, I AM NOT AFRAID OF TOMORROW, BECAUSE I HAVE ] LOVED TODAY. | ’ SKI CLUB 3 J 40 1 DARLENE BROWN - 4 MARY BROWN DEBORAH BULLARD DEBORAH ANN BROWN ANNMARIE BRUYNELL BE A FRIEND TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS WILL ... PINCH ... S AND D ... HI YOU guys! DRAMA CLUB 2; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3’, FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4 DEBORAH ANN BROWN HEALTH ROOM AID 1, Z FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 2; MADRIGAL SINGERS 2, 3, 4; DRILL TEAM 3; OFFICE AID 3, 4 THERESA BUCKLEY GERALDINE BULGER SUSAN BURCHELL butt ' s parties; changing SCHOOLS...; mma; a wink IS THE SAME AS A NOD, TO A BLIND horse! FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB i; HIKING CLUB 1, 2; SKI CLUB 1, 2; OFFICE AID 1, 2; BASKETBALL I ; TENNIS 1 ; FIELD HOCKEY 1 GERALDINE BULGER GERRY... happiness IS HAVING FRIENDS LIKE MINE, AND ALL OUR MEMORIES. ... THE LOT... DAVID. 41 CAROL IRENE BURKE “...MOVING AHEAD SO LIFE won ' t pass me by. — marl, JULIE, TRICIa; OCTOBER 3- ww; marl ' s house- Saturday NIGHT- party!! “bURKIE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 3, 4; TRACK I ; FIELD HOCKEY 1 , 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROL IRENE BURKE LINDA BURKE MARJORIE E. BURKE SCOTT G. BURGESS POWDER freak! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; DRAMA CLUB 3, 4; KEY CLUB 2, 3; SKI CLUB 2, 3; DRAMA FESTIVAL 3, 4; WRESTLING 2, 3 DIANE CLAIRE BURKE bURKIE - GOOD FRIENDS, GOOD TIMES, GOOD MEMORIES. “summer of 75 , parties bb and CC FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; CLASS ACTIVITIES 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN GEORGE BURKE JR. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; KEY CLUB 2, (vice-president 3, 4 ); FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; WRESTLING 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3, (captain 4 ); HOME REP I, 2 SUSAN BUSA “bUCE - SUMMER 73 - 74 - 75 - NANTASKET, BOOk ' s... PUDDLE GOOD FRIENDS BB AND CC GOOD MEMORIES. Z. PATRICIA E. BUTLER parties; skiing; paw; the beach; sosahc; having GOOD times with FRIENDS. SKI CLUB 4 ; HOMECOMING 2, 3, 4 ; CHEERLEADER 4 CHERYL T. CAHOON MAJORETTES 1 , 2, 3 SUSAN BUSA DIANE CLAIRE BURKE CHERYL T. CAHOON PATRICIA E. BUTLER SCOTT G. BURGESS JOHN GEORGE BURKE JR. MARIA CAGGIANO JAMES BURLEY RAYMOND BUTLER KAREN L. CALLAHAN WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE, BUT KNOW NOT WHAT WE MAYBE. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3, 4 ; SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 4 CYNTHIA LEE CAMERON GOOD-BYE TO A GREAT 4 YEARS. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 2; BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 1, 2, 3 EILEEN A. CAMPBELL LOOK FOR THE END OF THE ROAD. DECA 4 ; OFFICE AID 3, 4; SCHOOL STORE 4 EILEEN A. CAMPBELL O, THE JOY OF VICTORY! GREGORY E. CALKINS DIANNE CAMPBELL B.H.S., AN EXPERIENCE I ' lL NEVER FORGET. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 3, 4; DEBATE CLUB 3, 4; SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 2, 4 FRANCIS J. CAMPBELL FRANNY ANNMARIE D. CALARESE live for today. DRILL TEAM 1 , 2 GREGORY E. CALKINS GREG KEY CLUB 1, 2, 3; ICE HOCKEY 3 ; BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3 CYNTHIA LEE CAMERON KAREN LEIGH CALLAHAN DIANNE CAMPBELL ANNMARIE D. CALARESE FRANCIS J. CAMPBELL PAUL CANALE SOCCER 2 JOHN R. CALLAHAN SID, FOLEY, AND SHEDLOCK WERE HERE. KEY CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; SOCCER 1 , 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN M. CANNEY WHAT DO YA SAY ... HUH! STUDENT GOVERNMENT Z FOOTBALL 1 ; BASEBALL 1 STEPHEN M. CANNEY JOHN ROBERT CALLAHAN PAUL CANALE JOANNE CANNON PETER CARAVELLA STEVEN CARLSON SUSAN B. CASNA JEAN ELIZABETH CASEY MARK S. CASEY DAVID CARLSON ROY CARLSON CATHERINE CARNEY DIANE CARUSO 1 . ii NANCY DINA CASALI SPACEMAN... BB AND CC... Judy ' s paftty... z. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; FIELD HOCKEY t JEAN ELIZABETH CASEY MAKE NEW FRIENDS, BUT KEEP THE OLD... NEW HAMPSHIRE, MEE-NEEP. MRS. R. Z. BASKETBALL t ; TENNIS 1, 2, 3, 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1 SUSAN B. CASNA WE ALL HAVE TO GO THROUGH CHANGES IN OUR FUTURE JUST REMEMBER TO HAVE FUN DOIN ' IT... CAZ. 44 i 1 CHARLES CELLA DAVID CHIAVAROLI GERALD CASTIGNETTI SUSAN E. CHURCHILL STEVEN R. CERIANI SPEAK TO ME... MR. TINNEY. FOOTBALL 1, Z; WRESTLING 1, Z BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3 SUSAN E. CHURCHILL to reach for the future, HOPE FOR TOMORROW, ALL THAT WE CAN BE, NOT WHAT WE ARE. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; HIKING CLUB 1 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB Z BASKETBALL 1, 4; SOFTBALL 1 CHARLES CHINZI MARY C CLANCY JEFFREY W. CLANG grow up donna! SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4; GYMNASTICS 1 ; BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3 MARYC. CLANCY mar - BONE, HEF, SUL, RICK, Dl, MERT, CHE - ALL MY GOOD TIMES. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 45 JENNIFER A. CLARK THE THINGS WHICH HURT, INSTRUCT. OFFICE AID 1 ; SOFTBALL I RICHARD J. CLEARY FOOTBALL Z TRACK 1 RICHARD J. CLEARY JENNIFER A. CLARK FRANK J. CLIFFORD JOHN CLIFFORD cliffy FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3 NANCY ANNE CLIFFORD YESTERDAY WAS: TODAY IS. HEALTHROOM AID Z MEDIA CENTER AID I ; OFFICE AID 3, 4 VICTORIA ILENE COBB (vie) NATURALLY SPACED.. .Z. YEARBOOK STAFF 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 3, 4 VICTORIA ILENE COBB NANCY ANNE CLIFFORD JOHN CLIFFORD PAMELA JEAN COLLINS PAM ... SUMMER 73, 74, 75, CAPE PINE, LTP, z JAMES L. COLLINS a party a day keeps BOREDOM AWAY. DEBATE CLUB I, 2; HIKING CLUB 1 , 2 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4 ; BASEBALL I; INDOOR TRACK 1, 2 ; RIFLE 2, 3, 4 KATHERINE A. COLLINS when you feel the felings OF LONINESS, HEARTACHE, AND DISPAIR, THINK ABOUT OLD MEMORIES - they ' ll ALWAYS BE THERE. kATHy BASKETBALL 1 KATHERINE A. COLLINS JAMES L. COLLINS PAMELA JEAN COLLINS TIMOTHY CLARK JAMES COLANTONIO PAUL COLEMAN KATHY CONCANNON 46 TERESA ANN CONNORS still crazy after all THESE YEARS. DRAMA CLUB I, 2, 3, 4; INTERNATIONAL THESBIAN SOCIETY 1, 2, 3, 4; SKI CLUB 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4; DRAMA FESTIVAL 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD GEORGE COTTO FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4; ICE HOCKEY 2, 3 JOHN WALLACE COTTON ...MY LIFE ITSELF BECAME MY AMUSEMENT AND NEVER CEASED TO BE NOVEL. KEY CLUB 3, 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 4; BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; WRESTLING I, Z; TENNIS 1, 2, 3 BERNADETTE CONNOLLY BOUNCERS, R AND C, CORNAGE, OCEAN, H.G., SUMMER OF 72, 73, 74, 75, CAPE, IITH GRADE??, PUDDLE?!, OWDWT, LIFE GOES ON. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; BASKETBALL 1 KATHLEEN CONNOR GOOD TIMES, GOOD MEMORIES, QUEBEC, MR. MCDONOUGH, THAT ' OL GANG, GOOFY. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLU B 1 ; DECA 4 DON ' T FORGET TO READ THEM THEIR RIGHTS! JOHN WALLACE COTTON KATHLEEN CONNOR BRIAN CONNELL CATHERINE COOK RICHARD GEORGE COTTO BERNADETTE CONNOLLY 47 • THOMAS COURAGE BRIAN G. CUNNINGHAM ELEANOR FRANCIS CRONIN PATRICIA CUMMING PAUL COY KAREN CUMMING GREGORY CURLEY GARY CURRAN WILLIAM W. CROCKAN OUT OF GAS again! STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; SOCCER 2, 3, 4 ; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; INDOOR TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ELEANOR F. CRONIN teeny LAURIE ANNE CUGINI MARK 11-9-72 L.I.U.Y. FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4; CHEERLEADER 1, 2 PATRICIA CUMMING TRICIA oh pinch , i don ' t want to TALK ABOUT IT. MARl ' s PARTIES. FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 3, (FteESIDENT 4 ); SKI CLUB 3, 4 BRIAN G. CUNNINGHAM BRAINTREE HIGH, yA OK, that ' s pretty good. DECA 4 I SAID NO HOTDOGS TILL AFTER THE GAME!!! 48 GEORGE CURRAN I l- ' i ! i ARTHUR GEORGE DAVIES LORRAINE DASH NANCY CURRAN STEPHEN CURRAN MICHAEL V. CUSHING CHERYL N. CURRERI JAMES FRANCIS CURRY FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3; BASKETBALL 1 ; GOLF 2 MICHAEL V. CUSHING FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK I, 2, 3, 4 ; INEXDOR TRACK I, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE DAVEY jo SUMMER OF 75... LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT; SO MAKE IT GOOD WITH A SMILE... party! STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1 ; SKI CLUB 1, 2 ; POM POM SQUAD 4; CHEERLEADER 1 ; GYMNASTICS 2, 4 ; SOFTBALL I ; CLASS ACTIVITIES 1, 2, 3, 4 CHERYL CURRERI FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; VOLLEYBALL I ELAINE P. D ' ENTREMONT memories CAN BE YOUR FRIENDS. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 4 STEPHEN J. DALY HOW MUCH BETTER TO ACQUIRE WISDOM THAN gold! SKI CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 3, 4 ; SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2, 4 49 STEVEN E. DELANEY space is the place; i ' ll TAKE YOU THERE SOMEDAY ! YEARBOOK STAFF 4; BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4 DAVID C. DELUCA AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2, 3, 4 STEVEN DELANEY I THERESA DELPICO JOHN T. DAVIES PETER DECOSTE LOUIS DEISS PHILIP DEJOSEPH MARY DELANEY ELEANOR DELUCA L LINDA DEMARCO JOSEPH JOHN DELUCA AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2, 3, 4 MARK DAVID DEMBRO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I, 2, 3, 4; MATH CLUB 2, 3, 4; BAND 1 MICHAEL DEMEO KEY CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4; WRESTLING 1, 2; ICE HOCKEY 3, 4 MICHAEL DEMEO MARK DAVID DEMBRO JOSEPH JOHN DELUCA so Aft I MICHAEL DESMOND CATHY DIBERNARDIMI WILLIAM DESTEFANIS YEARBOOK STAFF 2, 3, 4; FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 CHERYL A. DIBONA BONE - ALL MY GOOD TIMES - ORCHARDS - MAR, CHE, MERT, RICK, HEF, Dl, AND SUL. DENISE ANN DIBONA LIFE IS FULL OF GOOD TIMES AND FRIENDS, CAPE PINE, SUMMER OF 73 - 75, MARIO, LTP. SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4 JUDI ANN DIBONA JANUARY 12, FAG... I ' m SO EMBARRASSED.. .MY HAIR... P AND B PARTIES. ..EXCUSE ME? CHEERLEADER 4 LISA M. DIBONA LIS FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1, Z OFFICE AID 1, 2; ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL 3 DAVID A. DIMARZIO KEITH A. DINSMOOR 51 FRANCIS DIOTTE DEBORAH ANN DONAHUE NORMAN DIOTTE SHEILA DOHERTY MICHAEL ROBERT DOWNEY JANET DONOVAN KATHLEEN C. DRANE DEBRA DOYLE PATRICK J. DONOVAN ANNMARIE C. DISCIPIO there are two ways to go THROUGH LIFE, LAUGHING OR CRYING, it ' s better TO LAUGH. JULIE ANNE DONAHOE J.B., SUMMER 75 , YESTER- DAYS WISHES, TODAYS DREAMS, TOMORROWS REALITIES. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3; SKI CLUB 4 JAMES D. DOUGHERTY crock ' s car - OUT OF GAS again! CROSS COUNTRY 1, Z BASEBALL 1 ; TRACK 2, 3, 4 ; INDOOR TRACK 4 SHEILA DOHERTY THE BEST AND MOST IMPORT- ANT PART OF Everyman ' s EDUCATION IS THAT WHICH HE GIVES HIMSELF. CHEERLEADER 1 ; GYMNASTICS 1 , 2 DEBORAH ANN DONAHUE HIGH SCHOOL - TO MEET, TO KNOW, TO LOVE, TO PART. MADRIGAL SINGERS 1 , 2, 3, 4 JANET DONOVAN jANIE ... b ' s PARTIES... WES ' t... SUMMER 73, 74, 75,- CAPE... HEY, it ' s BEEN REAL. MICHAEL R. DOWNEY FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; WRESTLING 3, 4; TRACK 3, 4 KATHLEEN C. DRANE KATI ... SHIRLEY TEMPLE. BRIAN DOUGHERTY 52 JOANNE DUGGAN FRANCES MARIE DUGAN RUSSELL F. DURGIN ROBERT DWYER I DONALD DUVAL RONALD H. DYER SOOO BIG” DEBRA LEE DRISCOLL ; iil ...A STAR, APOGEE, SOMEDAY, :;j PERENIAL REVERIE, PEACE OF , I MIND, MADNESS, FOREVER HE i ) YEARBOOK STAFF Z I GYMNASTICS 1 M FRANCES MARIE DUGAN j I SOFTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 1 JOANNE DUGGAN E ! jODy”- summer 73-74-75, jll BB AND CC, GOOD TIMES, CAPE, |i i z , GOT ANY JOKES? fj FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 2, 3, 4 ; I SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4; CLASS ' ACTIVITIES I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID B. DUNVILLE DUDLEY THANKS - IT ' s BEEN great! CHRISTMAS. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4; DECA 4 EDWARD DZENGELESKI DAVID B. DUNVILLE NANCY EHRHARDT LINDA EDGERLY BUT WE DON ' T KNOW THE OVERTURE TO ' MADAM BUTTERFLY ] 53 DAVID M. ELLIOTT i ' ll cross the bridge when I COME TO IT. HIKING CLUB 1 RICHARD STEVEN ELLIS JUST GIVE ME A GYM AND i ' lL BE HAPPY. KEY CLUB 3, 4; GYMNASTICS 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD E. FEDERICO FED DECA 4 SANDRA A. FERNANDES SANDY ... SUMMER 73, 74, 75 ... CAPE ... BB CC ... book ' s ... GOOD TIMES. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; CHEERLEADER 1, Z; TENNIS 2 i GENERALLY STUDY AT LEAST FIVE HOURS A NIGHT SANDRA ANNE FERNANDES CYNTHIA ELLIOTT JONATHAN ELLIOTT RICHARD STEVEN ELLIS DAVID M. ELLIOTT RICHARD E. FEDERICO SUSAN ERANIO CYNTHIA ERICKSON 54 f 1 1 I KAREN M. FICHTENKORT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; j FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2; SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4; I GOLF I, 2 1 MARY CHRISTINE FINLAY mare “hecsdralk! why me? STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1,2; NATIONAL HONOF SOCIETY 3, 4; DEBATE CLUB I ; DRAMA CLUB 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, (vice-president 2, PRESIDENT 3); SKI CLUB 1, 3, 4; LITERARY magazine 1, 2, 3, 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; DRAMA FESTI- VAL 3, 4; TENNIS 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY CHRISTINE FINLAY KATHRYN C. FLAHERTY yeah! PINK - JULY 4TH - mY FRIEND, KEV ... IT ' s BEEN AN EXPERIENCE. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, 2, 3, 4; DRAMA CLUB 1 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1 ; POM POM SQUAD 4; CLASS ACTIVITIES 3, 4; TRACK 1 ; FIELD HOCKEY 2 KATHRYN C. FLAHERTY MICHAEL FERRANTE DEBRAANN FERRANTI THOMAS FINNERTY PETER FITZGERALD ROBERT FISHER JAMES FITZGERALD WILLIAM P. FITZGERALD EDWARD FRANCIS 55 CHERYL M. FRENCH JAMES E. FRAZIER MARK EDWARD FRANO who knows what evil lurks IN THE HEARTS OF MEN? FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; CHESS CLUB 1 ; ICE HOCKEY I JAMES E. FRAZIER CROSS COUNTRY I CHERYL M. FRENCH BASKETBALL 1 ; SOFTBALL 1 MARILYN FRANO DONALD J. FRIZZELL NEIL T. GABRIEL L- DONNA FULLER LAURIE GALEAZZO KRISTOPHER G. FORTNEY WHY COULDN ' T YOU TELL ME I HAD MEDICINE BREATH! 56 PATRICIA GEISHEKER DONALD GALLAGHER MY HEELS ARE HIGHER THAN YOURSI SUSAN MARGARET GATELY DIANE GARDELLA AMY GIBBONS BARBARA GIBSON CHRISTOPHER GILLIES DAVID GINGROW THOMAS G. GILLIS TOM SUSAN M. GATELY well, I MEANT TO DO IT, BUT... ... smile! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 3 57 KATHLEEN GLYNN STEVEN GOLBRANSON RICHARD OWEN GRIFFIN TIP TOE THRU THE TULIPS.... THOMAS DENNIS GRAZIANO j ANNE MARIE GLYNN MICHAEL JOHN GRIECO SUMMER 73-74-75... what DID 1 DO now! ... ' ' i’m shy! z ... peeps YEARBOOK 4; CLASS ACTIVITIES 3, 4 THOMAS D. GRAZIANO BAND 1, 2, 3, 4 ; FOOTBALL 1, 2 3, 4 ; WRESTLING 1, 2, 3, 4 TAKE LIFE SLOW, THE TO- MORROWS TURN INTO YESTER- DAYS TOO FAST AS IT IS. YAZOO � STUDENT GOVERNMENT 21 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; CHESS CLUB 3, 41 FOOTBALL 1 ; BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1 I GOLF 2 RICHARD OWEN GRIFFIN the squeaky wheel gets THE GREASE. MATH CLUB 4; ASTRONOMY CLUB 3, 4 BRADLEY T. GRAHAM GLENN GRAY 58 PATRICIA A. HAMILTON MARY I. HAMEL STEVEN GURNEY EDWARD HALL JAMES EDWARD HALL RICHARD G. HALL JANICE HANSEN SUZANNE MARIE HAEFNER PAUL MICHAEL GRUGAN GRUGES SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; FOOTBALL 2, 3; WRESTLING 2 SUZANNE M. HAEFNER BONE, MAR, SUL, RICK, Dl, MERT, CHE - ALL MY GOOD TIMES - PETER - hEF STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 PATRICIA A. HAMILTON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3, (president 4 ) ; LITERARY MAGAZINE 2, 3 GARRETT W. HAGGERTY HAPPINESS IS DOING WHAT YOU WANT, THE WAY YOU WANT TO DO IT. DEBATE CLUB I, 2, 3, 4; FOOT- BALL 1, 2, 3 ; WRESTLING 1, 2 JAMES EDWARD HALL HIGH SCHOOL?... YA, I HAD A GOOD TIME. YEARBOOK STAFF 2, 3, 4 MARY I. HAMEL DRAMA CLUB 3; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, Z SKI CLUB 3 BACKFIELD IN MOTION DONNA MARIE HASKINS FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1,2, BAND 1, 2 SHARON LEE HAYDEN HOLLI PATRICIA HARRINGTON ANGELO ' s HOCKEY GAMES, BOUNCERS, SYLTIEEF, 76 TROMBONES, CLOUD 9 . ALICE, RC, STRAWBERRIES, OWDW, z . MOC ' SINS. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; SKI CLUB 3; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; TRACK 1 ; TENNIS 1, CLASS ACTIVITIES 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH M. HARTFORD tomorrow IS A LONG TIME SO LET THE BAND PLAY ON... FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2 ; SKI CLUB 1, 2, 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; FIELD HOCKEY 1 MICHELLE SARA HARVEY PEACE CONCERT CHOIR 3, 4 PETER J. HARVEY PETE HARV PATRICIA A. HARRINGTON PETER J. HARVEY KENNETH HARRIS WAKE UP CHRISTELI! SHARON LEE HAYDEN MICHELLE SARA HARVEY DONNA HARRISON ALAN L. HARVEY DONNA MARIE HASKINS DEBORAH MARIE HARTFORD ” WHAT WIG ? ? CURT HATHAWAY 60 I DEBORAH HAYES don ' t worry about it - RIGHT. OFFICE AID I THOMAS JOHN HEALEY ECOLOGY CLUB 3; CHESS CLUB 3 THOMAS JOHN HEALEY DEBORAH HAYES JOHN HICKS MARK PAUL HELINSKI cb the gulf FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 JONI M. HERMAN kitday NEIL R. HERRON see ya later, take it easy! STRAUSS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4; ICE HOCKEY 1, 2. 3, (cO- CAPTAIN 4) GLENN R. HEWSON band 1, 2, 3, 4 GLENN R. HEWSON JONI M. HERMAN MARK PAUL HELINSKI NEIL R. HERRON MARK HOLBROOK WILLIAM HOMAN CANDACE MELODY HIRD CHERISH YESTERDAY. ..DREAM TOMORROW. ..LIVE TODAY. MEDIA CENTER AID I BEVERLY JEAN HIRTLE DRAMA JOCK STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1,2; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; DRAMA CLUB t, 2, 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2, 3, 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 4; DRAMA FESTIVAL I, Z GOLF 1, 3 BEVERLY JEAN HIRTLE CANDICE MELODY HIRD NEAL HORGAN 61 ILORI ELIZABETH HOWLETT ALFRED J. HUTCHINSON JOHN HOULIHAN KRISTI SUE JACOBSON SCOTT A. HOWARD SUZANNE M. HUNT NINA JACKSON PAUL HYNES GARY RAYMOND HOULE CROSS COUNTRY 1,2; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; INDOOR TRACK I SCOTT A. HOWARD SAY WHAT YOU MEAN, MEAN WHAT YOU SAY, SAY WHAT YOU THINK, AND THINK ANY- THING! KEY CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; SKI CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; SOCCER 1, 2, 3; BASEBALL 1 ; TENNIS 2, 3, (captain 4) LORI E. HOWLETT HOWIE, HOLLYWOOD - HERE I come! yaz, the cape, LYNNE baby! DRAMA CLUB 1,4; CHEER- LEADER 1, 2 ihr ' LINDA CHRISTINE HULKE MAKE NEW FRIENDS, BUT KEEP THE old; the new are silver THE OLD ARE GOLD. SUZANNE M. HUNT SUE, BUNDT cake, K.A.P.S., SUMMER 75, VERMONT, NEW FRIENDS, D.M., THE SHORE 74-75 ALKRED J. HUTCHINSON HUTCH LINDA M. JACKSON WE can ' t live IN THE PAST, NOR IN THE future; LIVE NOW AND BE THANKFUL. OFFICE AID 1, 2 NINA E. JACKSON I ENJOY SWIMMING, ICE SKATING, ROLLER SKATING, AND BOWLING WITH MY FRIENDS. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; OFFICE AID 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 3, 4; SOFTBALL 3, 4 KRISTI SUE JACOBSON WHAT SUNSHINE IS TO FLOWERS, SMILES ARE TO HUMANITY. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4 ; FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4 ; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4 ; HIKING CLUB 4; DRILL TEAM 2 ; OFFICE AID I, 2; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ; FIELD HOCKEY I GEORGE IMRIE 62 I i KAREN LEE JAMES SUSAN ELLEN JOHNSON PATRICIA MARY JONES KATHLEEN ANN JOYCE JANET JENSEN DAVID JENNER JOHN JOSEPH JENNINGS STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; KEY CLUB 2, 3; SKI CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL . 2 SUSAN ELLEN JOHNSON SUE J...UNGA MUNGA...G.H... KEEP smilin ' and BE happy! s NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB I, 2, 3; FRENC H NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I, 2, 3; SOFTBALL 1 KAREN ANN JONES HIKING CLUB 3; SKI CLUB I, 2, 3, 4; DRILL TEAM I ; SOFTBALL 1, 2 PATRICIA MARY JONES JONESY DECA 4 KATHLEEN ANN JOYCE kathy ; b.b. AND C.C.; wes ' t; b ' s parties; summer 73, 74, 75. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 3 f- ROBERT JENSEN GEORGE JOHNSON KATHERINE JOHNSON SCOTT JORDAN PAMELA KALLAS WHO so LOVES BELIEVES THE IMPOSSIBLE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2 ; OFFICE AID 1 SHERYL ANN KARAS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I, 2 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 ; LITERARY MAGAZINE 1, 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE L. KEARNS FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 4 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 1 LORRAINE LOUISE KEARNS SHERYL ANN KARAS PAMELA KALLAS DOROTHY KELLAND ' look good.. .attract guys. BARRY D. KEATING i ' m as free as the stars ABOVE ME. ECOLOGY CLUB 4; AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2 ; LAB AID 3, 4 MARY K KEEGAN KATE, SUMMER ' 73, ' 74, ' 75..., NORWOOD, THE CAPE, BRUT, PUMPKIN, Z ' S. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1,2; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2 ; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB (treasurer 3 ); year- book STAFF 4 ; basketball 1 ; FIELD HOCKEY 1, 2 KATHY ANN KELLY WE DO NOT REMEMBER DAYS, WE REMEMBER MOMENTS. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Z FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3, 4 ; SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 ; DRILL TEAM 2; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 4 KAREN MARIE KELLEY JAY 11-1-74, KAY FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4 RORY PHILIP KEIGAN i ' ll miss ya! SOCCER I, 2, 3, 4 ; WRESTLING i; BASEBALL 1,2; TRACK 3, 4; INDOOR TRACK 3, 4 ' I PREFER BURGER KING MARY KATHLEEN KEEGAN RORY PHILIP KEIGAN JAMES A. KANE BARRY DOUGLAS KEATING KAREN MARIE KELLEY JEAN T. KELLY DOROTHY KELLAND KATHY ANN KELLY PAULA KELLY I 64 KAREN A. KENDZIERSKI NEVER LOSE HOPE, FOR there ' s always tomorrow... FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1 ; CONCERT CHOIR I, 2, 3, 4; LAB ASSISTANT 3, 4; PROJECT PROVE T MARYBETH KELVIE L.C. mare FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 MARYBETH KELVIE KAREN A. KENDZIERSKI TIMOTHY KILEY SUSAN MARIE KILLIAN CHERISH YESTERDAY, DREAM TOMORROW, LIVE TODAY. COLIN J. KILRAIN FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 ; WRESTLING 1, 2, 3, 4 I REALLY TIED ONE ON ' COLIN J. KILRAIN JAMES KENNEY ROBERT KILDUFF DONNA KING JUST CALL ME ELTON JOHN! 65 DAVID FRANCIS LALLY MICHAEL JCSEPH KRANTZ JAMES EARL KINNIBURGH DALE KOHR BARBARA KINNON ARTHUR KNOLL MICHAEL KOMICH GAIL KOWALIK ELIZABETH LOIS KNIGHT bETH . ..SUMMER ' 74. ' 75... BEGINNINGS. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, Z M.A.S.C. CONVENTION 2 ' . HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE Z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3. 4; YEAR- BOOK STAFF 4 ; NEWSPAPER 3, 4; GUIDANCE AID 1 ; CLASS ACTIVITIES 1 , 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 1 , 2, 3 ; TRACK 4 MICHAEL J. KRANTZ better late than NEVER. krancoir SKI CLUB 1. 2, 3, 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 ; TENNIS 1 , 2, 3. 4 DAVID FRANCIS LALLY FOREVER FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3 PATRICIA A. LANE MAJORETTES 1. (cO-CAPTAIN 2 ) (feature twirler 3 ), (captain 4 ) PATRICIA A. LANE O HELLO DER! 66 0 JAMES LAWRENCE LEHANE JESSICA LARACY CYNTHIA J. LEIGUTS DAVID LEWIS 67 1 THOMAS LIBERTINI PAUL LITTLEJOHN JOHN LYNCH LAUREEN MARIE LYON LAURIE: TRY EVERYTHING IN LIFE ONCE AND THE FUN THINGS TWICE. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB I, 21 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 ; SKI CLUB 3, (secretary 4 ); LITERARY MAGAZINE 3 ; HOMEROOM REP 3, 4 ; OFFICE AID 3 DEBRA LYONS dEBBIe dream the IM- POSSIBLE FOR IMPOSSIBLE DREAMS CAN COME TRUE. JANET MARY MACALUSO HIKING CLUB 3 JANET MARY MACALUSO DEBRA MARY LYONS LAUREEN MARIE LYON KARIN M. LONNSTROM BARBARA LUTZ KARIN M. LONNSTROM ...JAG VILL DO I NORDEAU. SOONER OR LATER i ' lL BE BACK, stretch VOLLEYBALL 4 CATHERINE M. LORETH loaf ” 0 DEAR BREAD AND beer; going over carol ' s... BEACH... I SAW b ' s FRIENDS. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; CATHERINE M. LORETH WILLIAM LUNDELL MARGARET LYNCH MICHAEL LINSCOTT 68 ELIZABETH MACQUEEN DON ' T CRY BILL ! ! JEFFERY MACDONALD EILEEN MACLEOD ALAN MACPHERSON DONALD MAGGIOLI JAMES MAHONEY STEPHEN A. MACLEOD DOUGLAS D. MACDONALD DOUGLAS MACDONALD SUCCESS IS GETTING WHAT YOU want: happiness is wanting WHAT YOU GET. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, 2; GYMNASTICS Z TRACK 1 ; SOCCER 2, 3, 4 MARY MACDONALD MEDIA CENTER AID 4; OFFICE AID 1, 2 STEPHEN A. MACLEOD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2; MATH CLUB 2, 3, 4 MARY MACDONALD NORMAN MACLENNAN WE ALL HAVE A VOICE INSIDE, we ' ve just got to hear it. FOOTBALL 2, 3 RONALD MACPHEE roni SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4 ELIZABETH MACQUEEN STUDENT GOVE RNMENT 1, 2, 4, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3, 4 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4, HIKING CLUB 1, Z OFFICE AID I ; LAB ASSISTANT 3, 4 RONALD MACPHEE NORMAN MACLENNAN 69 LUANNE P. MARASHIO THANKS JACK LAURIE ANN MAKI there ' s sunshine in a SMILE. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; MEDIA CENTER AID 1 ; FIELD HOCKEY 1 LINDA JEAN MALONE I COUNT MYSELF IN NOTHING ELSE SO HAPPY AS IN A SOUL REMEMBERING MY GOOD FRIENDS. DRAMA CLUB 1 ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1, 4; OFFICE AID 1, 2 LI NDA JEAN MALONE LAURIE ANN MAKI LUANNE PHILLIS MARASHIO MARIANNE R. MALONEY it ' s a long story... f.e. hecsdralk DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, (SECRETARY 3, PRESIDENT 4 ); INTER- NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 2, 3, 4 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB I, 2 ; SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 ; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; DRAMA FESTIVAL 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES L. MANGANELLO TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ; INDOOR TRACK I GRETA J. MANOOGIAN FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 TWO PLUS TWO ARE FIVE ?!? GRETA J. MANOOGIAN MARY MALINOWSKI ROBERT MANNING ROBERT MARKS DIANE MANTIA JAMES L. MANGANELLO MARIANNE R. MALONEY GARY MARR ROBERT MARSHMAN 70 VIRGINIA MARTIN EDWARD J. MAY DAWN MCCARTHY DENISE MCCARTHY ALLEN R MATHEWS JANET MATTINA JOSEPH LEO MATTHEWS THE ROCKS, INCH BY INCH LIFE A CINCH, YARD BY YARD LIFE IS HARD. YEARBOOK STAFF 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4; CROSS COUNTRY 2, 3, 4 ; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; INDOOR TRACK 1 , 2, 3, 4 DAVID F. MARTINO i ' m NOT INSANE, i ' m JUST CRAZY. HIKING CLUB 1 ; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4 ROSEMARY MCANDREW WHEN IT IS TIME FOR US TO DIE, LET US NOT FIND THAT WE HAVE NOT YET LIVED. rOSE DEBATE CLUB 1, 2, 3; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; ROSEMARY M. MCANDREW DAVID FRANCIS MARTINO PEEK-A-BOO JOSEPH LEO MATTHEWS MARYJEAN MASTRANGELO FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; GYMNASTICS 1 ROBERT A. MARTELL GYMNASTICS 1 , 2, 3, 4 MERRY ANNE MCCABE WASTED WOREDS WILL NEVER BE HEARD. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Z HIKING CLUB 1 MERRY ANNE MCCABE ROBERT A. MARTELL MARYJEAN R. MASTRANGELO DIANE MCCARTHY STEPHEN MCCONNELL MARYELLEN MCDONAGH FRANCES M. MCCUSKER NOREEN MCCARTHY JERRY G. MCDONALD ANDREA MCCOSKER DOREEN ANN MCCLUSKEY LAWRENCE J. MCCARTHY LARRY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; MEDIA CENTER AID 2, 3, 4; BAND I, 2, 3 DOREEN A. MCCLUSKEY THE ONLY WAY TO HAVE A FRIEND IS TO BE ONE. FUTURE SECRETTARIES CLUB 3, 4 FRANCES M. MCCUSKER FRAN... what ' s new? FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB !, 2; FUTURE SECRETTARIES CLUB 3, (treasurer 4 ) BRIAN F. MCDONNELL THE GUSTO HAS BEEN GRABBED, (mac) KEY CLUB 4 ; SCHOOL NEWS- PAPER 4 ; FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 ; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ; INIX30R TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON MCCARTHY BRIAN F. MCDONNELL DIANE MCCREE THOMAS MCDONNELL 72 SUSAN M. MCGILLIVRAY PAULA JEAN MCDONOUGH MARY ELLEN MCDONOUGH NO NEWS IS BETTER THAN BAD news; beauty-lovely; MEL PAULA J. MCDONOUGH ONE WHO KNOWS YOU AND LOVES YOU JUST THE SAME IS A TRUE FRIEND. DRAMA CLUB 4; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 3, 4; CHEERLEADER 2, 3, (cO-CAPTAIN 4 ) ; TENNIS 1, 3, 4 SUSAN M. MCGILLIVRAY hallelujah! ! ! MEDIA CENTER AID 1 ; CONCERT CHOIR 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL MCDONOUGH KATHLEEN MCGRATH THOMAS MCDONOUGH i LORETTA MCDONOUGH HUGH F. MCGOURTY MARYELLEN MCGUIRE KEVIN MARTIN MCGRATH SENIOR PRESIDENT, 22, WHAt! CROCKS CAR, N.H., BEATLES BEACH BOYS CONCERT, MUGSY STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, 3, 4; WRESTLING 2, 3, 4 MARYELLEN MCGUIRE FRIENEDSHIP DOUBLES OUR JOYS, AND DIVIDES OUR GRIEFS. HUGH F. MCGOURTY SUMMERTIME, ANYTIME, ALL THE TIME. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; WRESTLING I, 2, 3, 4 73 PAUL H. MCMEEKIN RIFLE CLUB Z SKI CLUB 1, Z TRACK 3 MICHELE A. MCNAMARA life is either a daring ADVENTURE OR NOTHING. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, Z LITERARY MAGAZINE 1, 2, 3, 4; MEDIA CENTER AID 3; STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXCHANGE 3 vl MICHELE ANN MCNAMARA PAUL H. MCMEEKIN JENNICE MELEO MARYLOUISE MCNUTT DARRYL KENT MIKAMI DARRYL KENT MIKAMI free to be, you and me. STUDENT GOVERNMENT (cLASS PRESIDENT l); NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (PRESIDENT 3, 4 ); DEBATE CLUB 1, Z FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I, 2, 3 ; MATH CLUB I, 2, 3, 4 (viCE- PRESIDENT, varsity) SCHOOL NEWSPAPER (co-editor 4 ) ; boys ' STATE 3 ; TRACK I, 3, 4 LYNNE JAYNE MICELI GOOD TIMES everywhere; mert! ; everybody ' s out to lunch!; LORI, cape; home- coming 74 ; 10-25-74... TIM. student government ! ; cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL A. MCNEICE SKI CLUB 4 ; soccer 1 MICHAEL A. MCNEICE MARY L. MCNUTT “if you love something, set IT free; if it comes back it ' s YOURS FOREVER, IF NOT, IT NEVER WAS. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, Z SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 BRIAN MATTHEW MEAL band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; GOLF 1, 2 DIANE M. MELCHIONE (melch) happiness is KNOWING you ' re FINALLY OUt! STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, 2 DIANE MARIE MELCHIONE BRIAN MATTHEW MEAL LYNN JAYNE MICELI JOHN MCKINNEY ROBERT MEOLA 74 ROBERT A. MIXER SKI CLUB 1 ; GYMNASTICS 1 ; WRESTLING 2, 3 JUDITH HELEN MIKKOLA RUSTY, I LOVE YOU NOW AND ALWAYS WILL. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; MADRIGAL SINGERS 2, 3, 4; CONCERT CHOIR 1 , 2, 3, 4 JAMES EDWARD MILCH AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES EDWARD MILCH JUDITH HELEN MIKKOLA ROBERT C. MIXER DAVID B. MILLER dazed and confused. DEBORAH ANNE MILLEY senioribous HIKING CLUB 1 ; MEDIA CENTER AID t, 2 JEAN MARIE MOLLICA a journey of a thousand MILES MUST BEGIN WITH A SINGLE STEP. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 2 KEVIN MOORE NANCY JEAN MORAN CAPE, NEW HAMPSHIRE - PUMPKIN. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; SOFTBALL t CAROL ANNE MORGAN SMILE AN EVERLASTING SMILE. CHEERLEADER 1, 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 3 CAROL ANNE MORGAN NANCY JEAN MORAN MATTHEW H. MOORE THERESA A. MILLS JEAN MARIE MOLLICA DEBORAH ANNE MILLEY DAVID B. MILLER CYNTHIA A. MINICUCCI 75 DONALD MORGAN ROBIN MORISON KATHY MORRISON i JOHN MORRIS THERESA BETH MOSCONE ROBERT G. MORRISSEY GEORGE MORSE CHERYL MORTBERG SHEREE ANN MORGAN STEVEN A. MORRIS SUMMER ' 73 ' 74 , ' 75 , N., BOUNCERS, UNDER MY thumb H.G.. CORNAGE, 2, CAPE PINE, ' ' life ' s too SHORT, CAPE, book ' s, BB-CC. NATIONAL HONOR SOCEITY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2 ; BASKETBALL I ; CLASS ACTIVITIES 3, 4 THERESA BETH MOSCONE TERI, it ' s BEEN REAL, SMILE, IT MAKES PEOPLE WONDER WHAT you ' ve BEEN UP TO. AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2 ROBERT G. MORRISSEY STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, Z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4 ; SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4 ; BASKETBALL 1 , 2 ; BASEBALL 1, 2 SHARON MORTON DEBORAH MULLANEY 76 DAVID FRANCIS MURPHY MARY MURPHY MICHAEL MURPHY CHRISTOPHER MULLOY ROBERT CARL NELSON JUDITH ANN MULVEE JOHN PAUL MURPHY JR. EILEEN REGINA NEHILEY LAWRENCE NEWCOMB LINDA NEWCOMB LOUISE ANNE MULLEN lou STUDENT GOVERNMENT 2, 3, 4 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, Z ' , HIKING CLUB 2, 3; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3 JAMES EDWARD MURPHY you are free to do what YOU WISH AND BE WHAT YOU ARE. SKI CLUB 3, 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 JOSEPH F. MURPHY be what you are, not WHAT OTHER PEOPLE WANT YOU TO BE. CHESS CLUB 4; AUDIO VISUAL AID 1, 2, 3 JUDITH ANN MULVEE STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2’, SKI CLUB 4 DAVID FRANCIS MURPHY F.E. ; life - THE MOST INTERESTING THING IN THE WORLD - WONDERING, SUFFER- ING, AND RAISING QUESTIONS THAT BOTHER YOU, KNOWING you ' ll never truly find THE answers. SKI CLUB 3, 4; WRESTLING 1 ; GOLF 1 , 2 ; TENNIS 3, 4 JOHN PAUL MURPHY JR. PRAISE THE SEA, BUT KEEP ON LAND. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 2, 3; FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; BASKET- BALL 1, 2, 3, 4 ; BASEBALL 1 EILEEN REGINA NEHILEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; INTER- NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 2, 3, 4 ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE 2; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 ; DRAMA FESTIVAL 1, 3, 4 ; OFFICE AID 3, 4; ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL 1 ; TRACK 3, 4 77 JANE NORRIS “a dream goes on forever STUDENT GOVERNMENT t ; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; GUIDANCE AID 1 JOHN LEO NORTON RIFLE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; FOOT- BALL 1, 2, 3; GOLF 2; RIFLE t, 2, 3, 4 EILEEN M. O ' BRIEN WEEN ... THE THOUGHTS OF TODAY, ARE BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES FOR TOMORROW ... FLORIDA. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; TRACK 2; TENNIS 1 EILEEN M. O ' BRIEN JOHN LEO NORTON JANE NORRIS KEVIN JOSEPH O ' MALLEY YA, I REALLY LIKED THIS PLACE - YA, SURE I DID. BASKETBALL 1, Z SOCCER 1 ; BASEBALL 1, 2. 3, 4 PATRICIA MARIE O ' NEILL PATSY - success IS WALKING ALONE INTO A JUNGLE OF A THOUSAND PEOPLE, AND WALK OUT AGAIN WITH A THOUSAND FRIENDS. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Z SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; SOFTBALL i(mANAGEr) CLIFFORD W. NORLING cb the GULF CLIFFORD W. NORLING JR. PATRICIA MARIE O ' NEILL KURT NILSEN SUSAN NICHOLS MICHAEL NICHOLSON MARK NOLAN 78 STEPHEN O ' BRIEN SUSANNE O ' BRIEN OB, BOSTON POLICE TACTICAL K-9 FORCE. PROJECT PROVE 1, 2, 3, 4 HOLLY EDEN O ' CONNELL FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS... FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1 ; SKI CLUB 4 BARBARA A. O ' CONNOR barb, cape, they say FROM HERE IT ' s ALL UP, I SAY it ' s what we make it! FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4 BARBARA ANNE O ' CONNOR HOLLY EDEN O ' CONNELL SUSANNE O ' BRIEN STEPHEN J. O ' CONNOR l THOUGHT THIS ONE WAS BEING FOUGHT TO END WAR FOREVER. HIKING CLUB 1, 2, 3; CHESS CLUB 1, 4; TENNIS I ANDREW J. OCHS gGG is NO LONGER ALONE. CROSS COUNTRY I, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1, 2, 4; INDOOR TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4; KOSHA 2, 3, 4 ANDREW J. OCHS STEPHEN J. O ' CONNOR KRISTINA E. OLSEN CHERYL OLSON CARL E. OLSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; SKI CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4; BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; GOLF I, 2 NANCY JANE OSTER JOE 5-ie-75 TINY KEVIN O ' CONNOR NANCY JANE OSTER CARL E. OLSON 79 •RACHEL L. PANDOLFO ELAINE S. PANDOLFO DEC 4 RACHEL L. PANDOLFO DECA 4 DANA T. PAPPAS GO ALL THE WAY. ANTHONY J. PARZIALE JR. CHERYL ANN PERRAULT EDWARD J. PERPETUA KENNETH PARLEE GRACE M. PARLEE YOU GOTTA FEEL LIKE A FOOL SOMETIME ... GOOD TIMES ... DQ ... SUMMER ' 73, ' 74, ' 75 ... ”Z ... THE BEACH ... TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; BASKETBALL 1, Z; FIELD HOCKEY i; SOFTBALL 1, Z KENNETH PARLEE GEARS DECA 4 ANTHONY J. PARZIALE JR SKI CLUB 1 ; BAND 1 ; FOOTBALL 1 , z; ICE HOCKEY 1 , Z, 3, 4 JEANNE L. PENA SUMMER OF 75 - J.R. MAD. EDWARD J. PERPETUA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; MADRIGAL SINGERS 1, Z, 3, 4 ; BAND 4 CHERYL ANN PERRAULT PARTYING, BB AND CC, HOME- COMING ” 74 , SUMMER ” 75 ... HUGHIE ... GOOD TIMES WITH GOOD FRIENDS MAKE EVERY- LASTING MEMORIES. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; POM POM SQUAD 4 KENNETH PARSONS KENNETH EDWARD PATTS CHRISTOPHER PAUL STEVEN PERCY 80 I ELIZABETH PHINNEY LOUIS PETRO PATRICIA PERRY LISA ANN PERRY asil yrrep NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; OREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2; FUTURE MEDICAL ;:lub 2 ; ski club 2 , 3 , 4 ; golf 2 JAMES H. PETERSON BAND 3 ; BASKETBALL I KENNETH C. PHILLIPS WRESTLING I, 2, 4 ; TENNIS 1, 2 MARIE LOUISE PICARDI hey, ANYONE WANNA PLAY KITTY? FIELD HOCKEY 1 WILLIAM DAN PIKE one good fall deserves ANOTHER. SOCCER 2; BASKETBALL 1 CHARLES B. PINKHAM CHUCK ... YOUR PART ... IS TO BE WHAT you ' ll BE ... EDWARD W. PILLING 8 I MATTHEW P. POLLARA there ' s no year like your LAST YEAR. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 41 DECA 4; ICE HOCKEY 3 ; TRACK 2 DAVID PRANSKY KEY CLUB I, 2 ; BASKETBALL 1 ; GOLF I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID PRANSKY MATTHEW PAUL POLLARA RICHARD PURCELL JUDY ANN PRISCELLA JUDE ... ya ... summer 73 PAUL D. PULIAFICO BAND 1, 2, 3, 4 ; TRACK 1 NANCY ANN PURPURA nance NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; DRAMA CLUB 4, INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 4 ; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETTY 2, (secretary 3 ), DRAMA FESTIVAL 4, SOFTBALL 2 CATHERINE QUATTROCHI trochest with the mostest! FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3 ; DRILL TEAM I, 2 ELAINE M. QUIGLEY FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4 CLAIRE M. RABBITT to win the way IS A PLEASANT SMILE. tHOIIRS FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 2, (vice-president 3 ); FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4; DRILL TEAM 2 DONNA PIZ2IFERRI NANCY ANN PURPURA CLAIRE M. RABBITT PETER PREDELLA PAUL D. PULIAFICO ELAINE M. QUIGLEY MICHAEL PRITCHARD CATHERINE L. QUATTROCHI SUZANNE QUI REYNS BRIAN REYNOLDS DOROTHY RAMACORTi CHEERLEADER 1, 2 WILLIAM JAMES REGAN BILL DRAMA CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4, FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 2, 3, 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL 1 , 2, 3, 4 ROBERT F. REKOWSKI BAND 1, 2, 3, 4; CROSS COUNTRY 1 SUSAN RESNICK RES ... JESSICA ... book ' s PARTIES ... THE DAM ... Z ... MEE-NEEP. YEARBOOK STAFF 4 LIANNE M. RICCIARELLI REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES, SUZANNE, MAINE, AND ALL THE GUYS, shut-up! see ya! 75-76 PAUL. FLOAT COMMITTEE 3, 4 LIANNE M. RICCIARELLI SUSAN RESNICK STEVEN RICCIARELLI THERESA REGAN TILO J. RICCI ROBERT FRANCIS REKOWSKI WILLIAM JAMES REGAN DOROTHY RAMACORTI JOANNE RAFFA GEORGE H. REARDON CYNTHIA REEVES SHARON REGAN STUART RANDELL RICHARD RICHARDI JEFFREY RILEY ANDREW JOSEPH ROBICHAU I THOMAS ANTHONY ROACH LITA M. RISTUCCIA THOMAS STEVEN RODECK PAUL RINALDI DONALD G. RICHARDSON ROBERT J. RICHARDI KAREN SUE RINGIUS dreamer HOMEROOM REP 2; SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4 ; WRESTLING Z. GYMNASTICS 1 DONALD G. RICHARDSON STUDENT GOVERNMENT Z foreign language club 1 , 2 ; SKI CLUB 2, 3 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3 FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 3, (corresponding SECRETARY 4 ) , DRILL TEAM 2 LITA M. RISTUCCIA I SAW b ' s ... BATMAN, QUESTION MARK, WOULDN ' T IT BE NICE ... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 THOMAS A. ROACH BE SEEING you! CROSS COUNTRY I, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ; INDOOR TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 ROCK STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1,2; SOCCER I, 2, 3, (cO-CAPTAIN 4 ) ICE HOCKEY 1,2, 3, (cO- CAPTAIN 4 ), BASEBALL 1 , 2, 3 THOMAS S. RODECK i ' ll always REMEMBER WHATS - HIS - NAME. FOOTBALL 1, 2 WRESTLING 2, 3, 4 ANDREW J. ROBICHAU SKI CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3, 4 84 CATHERINE ROMANO DONALD A. ROONEY DAVID ROSS LOIS MARIE SANMIGUEL SHIRLEY ROSS PATRICIA ROY VALERIE ROY NANCY A. ROYCE MICHAEL SACCHETTI ROBERT SACCHETTI NANCY J. RONAN JOHN RUSSO LAURA SALVAGGIO LINA SANFILLIPO JOj MRS. R... ORCHARDS, ECT. ' ' meet ALOT of PEOPLE, FRIENDS FOREVER. CHEERLEADER I, 2 NANCY A. ROYCE SKULL-MOBILE, THE UXY ' s, b ' s, driving (cape, down m ' river.) . FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4 LOIS MARIE SANMIGUEL HEAVEN MAY BE BEYOND OUR REACH, BUT NOT BEYOND OUR GRASP. HOMEROOM REP I ; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1 ; FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 3, (viCE- PRESIDENT 4 ); GYMNASTICS 1 MARK SALORIO 8 5 CELESTE J. SCARNICI if I COULD SAVE TIME IN A BOTTLE... FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 1, Z ' , SKI CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ; BAND 1, 2, 3, 4 ; CHEERLEADER 2; TENNIS 1, 2 SCOTT WILLIAM SEARS CHESS CLUB 1 ; ORCHESTRA 3, 4; CROSS COUNTRY 1,2; TRACK 1 I INDOOR TRACK 1 ; GOLF 2, 3, 4 LISA J. SCHATZL SUMMER OF ” 75 , M.F. VENUS, BB AND C, PARTEEE!!... beautiful MEMORIES because of FRIENE3S LIKE MINE. CLASS ACTIVITIES 3, 4 LISA J. SCHATZL SCOTT WILLIAM SEARS CELESTE JEAN SCARNICI JEFFREY P. SEAMANS MEDIOCRE MINDS USUALLY DISMISS ANYTHING WHICH REACHES BEYOND THEIR OWN UNDERSTANDING. DOUGLAS W. SEMPLE monkey STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1 ; KEY CLUB 2, 3 ; TRACK 3; INIDOOR TRACK 1, 2 JEAN SHEA p ' s PARTIES, BATJ, POPCORN, THE LAUGHS SKIING, S DAYS. SKI CLUB 4 ; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 3, 4 ; CHEER- LEADER 2, 4 ; GYMNASTICS 1 JEAN SHEA DOUGLAS WILLIAM SEMPLE JEFFREY PETER SEAMANS MICHAEL SCOLAMI ERO SUSAN SHARKEY MARY LOU SCIOSCIA SUSAN SHARP 86 SUSAN SMEDILE BLAIR SMITH JO TN ELIZABETH SHEA I HOPE THE DAY WILL BE ALOT OF HIGHWAY, FOR FRIENDS ARE FOUND ON EVERY ROAD. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 3, 4; GYMNASTICS 1 KRISTINE A. SILVER kris NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4) FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2; MATH CLUB 2 ' , SKI CLUB I, 2, 3, 4 STEVEN JAMES SIMFSON simmy” KEY CLUB 1 ; BASKETBALL 1 ; FOOTBALL 1 , 2, 3, 4 STEVEN JAMES SIMPSON ELEANOR SISSON ELLIE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3 CHRISTEL A. SKOGLUNE CHRIS, BLESS YOURSELVES JULY 4TH, cape!, KATE, peeps , SUMMER z BB AND CC. YEARBOOK STAFF 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; TRACK 1 LEO JOSEPH SMITH JR. beware of the wrath of a PATIENT MAN, BAND 1, 2, 3; BASEBALL 1,2; TRACK 3, 4; INDOOR TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 LEO JOSEPH SMITH JR. MICHAEL THOMAS SMITH FERE LIBENTER POPULUS ID QUOD VOLUNT CREDUNT. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; MATH CLUB 2 CHESS CLUB 1, 2 3, 4; TRACK 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN PATRICK SMITH FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4 SHERI LYN D. SLAUSON ALL THE FUN ... J. TALKING; O.M.B. AND Y.C.; M.A. AND D.H., B.W. ... KEEP ON SMILING.. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; YEARBOOK STAFF 4; HOME- COMING COMMITTEE 1, 2, 3, 4 SHERILYN DAWN SLAUSON STEPHEN PATRICK SMITH MICHAEL THOMAS SMITH GEORGE F. S. SOLI GAN YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE. FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3; WRESTLING 2, 3 SUSAN E. SOMERS IF YOU SMILE AT ME I WILL UNDERSTAND, ' CAUSE THAT IS SOMETHING EVERYBODY DOES IN THE SAME LANGUAGE. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; SKI CLUB Z; FLOAT COMMITTEE 3, 4 SUSAN M. SOUTHERLAND robin; I SAW b ' s ...; chinc s! (s.H.I) FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 2, 3, 4; SKI CLUB 2, 3; FLOAT COMMITTEE 3 GERARD JAMES STARKEY KEY CLUB 2 BARBARA G. STONE REMEMBER THE TIME, I SAW b ' s ... OVER carol ' s, YELLO, mac ' s, duke ... ALL, GOOD FRIENDS. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4; SOFTBALL I, 2 ELIZABETH STACKPOLE boopa , ”i ' ll take life WITH UPS AND DOWNS, AND MYSTERIES. MARIANNE A. ST. ANDRE SAINT PAMELA E. SNYDER PAM. idon ' t waste time LOOKING BACK, YOUR EYES ARE IN THE FRONT OF YOUR HEAD. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2, 3; SCHOOL NEWS- PAPER 4; SOFTBALL I KATHLEEN J. SULLIVAN springy , 71-76 pafttie!, CAPE, B.B. C., CRUISING, ALL THE GOOD TIMES. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; CLASS ACTIVITIES 2, 3, 4 RICHARD J. SULLIVAN TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 MARIANNE A. ST. ANDRE SUSAN M. SOUTHERLAND ELIZABETH ANN STACKPOLE RICHARD JOSEPH SULLIVAN BARBARA G. STONE DAVID STEVENSON SUSAN ELIZABETH SOMERS KATHLEEN JEAN SULLIVAN GEORGE F. S. SOLI GAN GERARD J. STARKEY PAMELA E. SNYDER PETER STRACUZZI TIMOTHY D. SULLIVAN l BELIEVE THAT MUSIC IS MORE THAN A LUXURY, IT ' s A NECESSITY. CONCERT CHOIR 1, Z MADRIGAL SINGERS 3, 4 ; ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL 1, 2, 3, 4 ; FOOTBALL 2 DANIEL JOSEPH SWEENEY ICE HOCKEY 3 ; BASEBALL I, 2 DANIEL JOSEPH SWEENEY MARYANN SWEENEY FRIENDS I WILL REMEMBER YOU, THINK OF YOU, PRAY FOR YOU ... FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3, 4 LAUREN J. SWINDLER SKI CLUB 3, 4 ; BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4 ; FIELD HOCKEY 1 MARK L. TALANIAN FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 ; BASEBALL I MARK L. TALANIAN ROBERT SWANBERG TIMOTHY D. SULLIVAN LAUREN JANICE SWINDLER , i ARMANDO TANGHERLINI WALTER SULLIVAN TIMOTHY V. SULLIVAN MARYANN SWEENEY 89 DANETTE VIRGINIA TOMA PAULA MARIE TRAIETTI ROBERT FRANCIS TORNEY TERRY A. TSAO MARK A. THEOLOGOU opportunity merely knocks; but temptation KICKS THE DOOR IN. BAND 3 ROBERT F. TORNEY DAVID E. TRESSLER “...AND IN THE END, REMEMBER, It ' s WITH YOU, YOU HAVE TO LIVE. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1, 2; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4 TORN, WHAT THE HEc! FEW POPS, THAT MAKES GOOD sense! so. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 3, 4; SOCCER 3, 4; ICE HOCKEY 1, 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1, 2, 3, 4 PAULA MARIE TRAIETTI FRIENDSHIP IS LIKE MONEY, EASIER MADE THAN KEPT. TERRY A. TSAO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1, 2, 3; MATH CLUB 2, 3, 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3, 4; SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4; TRACK 3, 4 DANETTE V. TOMA i ' m starving ... I LIKE it! ... SEXY HAIR ... PIDIDDLE SUE? FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4, FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4; TENNIS 1 LAURA TARALLO STEVEN TIBBETTS DAVID THIBODEAU MICHAEL TOLAND LAURIE THROWER STEVEN TURNER KATHLEEN TWOMEY BRUCE TIBBETTS 90 , ' •, i • JOSEPH TYLER JOHN R. VARNEY DAVID VAILANCOURT JAMES VERNON LISA M. VACCA CHERISH YESTERDAY, DREAM TOMORROW, LIVE TODAY. DECA 4 DIANE E. VARRASO I can ' t remember why, but I STILL LOVE THOSE GOOD TIMES GONE BY ... SQUEEKY. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3; Future teachers club 4 ; SKI CLUB 3 ; DRILL TEAM 2 JOHN R. VARNEY JACK BARBARA VISCONTI STEVEN JOHN VIGNONI MARA LYNN VENEZIANO HI, YOU guys! don ' t let it BRING YOU DOWN, IT ' s ONLY CASTLES BURNING. HEY, THATS COOL, ka! FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 3; SKI CLUB 1 , 2, 3, 4; TRACK 1 ; TENNIS 2 ROSEMARY VERROCHI MADNESS PREVAILS OVER ALL. SKI CLUB 2 STEVEN JOHN VIGNONI SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 3; FOOTBALL 1, 3 ANNE THERESA VARANO DAVID THOMAS WALSH JEAN MARIE WALKER FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; SOFTBALL 2, 3, 4 DAVID THOMAS WALSH BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4 ANNE THERESA VARANO EITHER DO NOT ATTEMPT IT AT ALL, OR GO THROUGH WITH IT. GYMNASTICS 1 , 2, 3, 4 ROBERT EDWARD WALSH BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; BASEBALL 1 , 2� 3, 4 SUSAN H. WANAGEL LIVE FOR TODAY. BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER TOMORROW ... SUE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2. 3; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 4; YEARBOOK STAFF 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1 ; TENNIS 2 BRADLEY J. WEBBER STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1 ; ECOLOGY CLUB 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 4; HIKING CLUB 3; SKI CLUB 1, 2. 3, 4; BAND 1, 2; WRESTLING 1 ROBERT EDWARD WALSH BARBARA JOAN WEBER ... HOLD FAST TO DREAMS ... BILL ... WHAMMER JAMMER ... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2 ; SKI CLUB 2, 3. 4; LITERARY MAGAZINE 3. 4; BASKETBALL 1 KAREN SUE WEITZMAN NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL DREAMS TO COME TRUE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2. 3 ; SOFTBALL 1 , 2 JUDITH M. WELSFORD jUDY SUMMER zs ... WESS ' t ... 2 HAM please! 2. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4; SKI CLUB 1, 2. 3. 4 ; YEARBOOK STAFF 4 ; BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4; TENNIS 1, 2. 3, 4 ; FIELD HOCKEY 1. 2, 3, 4 JUDITH MURIEL WELSFORD PATRICIA E. WENTWORTH trish FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2. 3, 4 JEAN MARIE WHALEN BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4; SOFTBALL 2, 3, 4 ROBERT G. WHALEN BOBBY GYMNASTICS 1 . 2, 3 ROBERT GERARD WHALEN RICHARD WALSH ROBERT M. WALSH 1 PETER WHITE KAREN JEAN WHITE WHITEY ... SUMMER OF ”73 ... HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVE 2, 3 CATHERINE T. WILBUR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETTY 4; FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3; FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2; SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4 GEORGE W. WILLETT B.H.S. - SCHOOL SHOULD BE THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF YOUR LIFE. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER 4 JOHN ROBERT WILLIAMS willie a man has to BELIEVE IN SOMETHING, I BELIEVE i ' ll have ANOTHER BEER. GYMNASTICS I ; TRACK 1 SOFIE ULLA WINBERG JAG AR PIGG PA PARTAJ. SPECIAL ACTIVITY 4 JOAN L. WOOLF CLASS TRIP, MY FRIENDS, HALLS, BC - THESE ARE THE GOOD ' OL DAYS ... SMILE, YOU LOOK BETTER THAT WAy! STUDENT GOVERNMENT 4; FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3; GYMNASTICS 1, 2; PEP SQUAD (cO-CAPTAIN 4); CLASS ACTIVITIES 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN WHITE CATHERINE THERESA Wl LBUR JOHN ROBERT WILLIAMS JOAN L. WOOLF ROBERT WHITTAKER E. ROBERT WHITTEN RICHARD WILSON KAREN JEAN WHITE GEORGE WILLIAM WILLETT SOFIE ULLA WINBERG JEFFREY WOJCIK MARK WIRKALA 9 3 DIANE MARIE WYBIERACKI KAREN A. WRUBLEWSKI JOHN P. WOOLF WOOLFIE KAREN A. WRUBLEWSKI RUBE ... HOW LUCKY I AM TO HAVE HAD FRIENDS THAT MADE IT SO HARD TO SAY GOOD-BYE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4; FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB 4; TRACK 2 DIANE M. WYBIERACKI MOST MEMORABLE ARE THE SMILES ... FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 4 ANNEMARIE ZUFFANTE liCHELLE E. ZELLER MARLENE ANN ZANGHI KNOWN MANY, LIKED A FEW, LOVED ONE. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 2, 3; BASKETBALL I ; SOFTBALL 1 MICHELLE E. ZELLER micki w.w. b.b. and c.c. RODS. SUMMER 73-75. SIXTY SECONDS OF ANGER, IS ONE MINUTE OF LOST HAPPINESS. FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB 3, 4; SKI CLUB 3, 4; BASKETBALL 1, 2; TRACK 2; FIELD HOCKEY 1 ANNE MARIE ZUFFANTE yesterday is but today ' s MEMORY AND TOMORROW IS today ' s dream. FUTURE secretaries CLUB 4 ROBERT ZELLER ROBERT BISHOP JULIE ANN ZANELLI CAROL ANN YOUNG dream tomorrow, CHERISH YESTERDAY, BUT LIVE TODAY... WAYNE... THE MALL. KEVIN C. YOUNG SKI CLUB 2, 3, 4; BAND I, 2, 3, 4; FOOTBALL 3 JULIE ANN ZANELLI dream what you dare to DREAM, GO WHERE YOU WANT TO GO, BE WHAT YOU WANT TO BE ... live! ZANELL. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 3; FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 4 KEVIN C. YOUNG 94 I DIANE BALDASSINI GREG DAVIS ” IT NEEDS A FRONT END JOB, MR. SWARTZ CAMERA SHY JOSEPH AVITABLE ROBERT BISHOP KEITH BLANCHARD LYLE BROWNAWELL SANDRA COLLINGS BRIAN CUSICK PAUL DEXTER JOHN DOWNEY NANCY DRISCOLL BRIAN DRUKER PATRICIA FREELEY BRADLEY GARSIDE SCOTT GERSTEL CAROL GREENE ROBERT GREENE DONALD HERSEY MATTHEW KEATING JANET KENNEDY WILLIAM KING LINDA LAGASSE NORMAN LAPLUME MICHAEL LITTLEFIELD MAJORIE LIVINGSTON STEVEN LYDON MARION LYNCH ROBERT MADDEN LEO MANNING PHYLLIS MANN DAVID MANTIA MARIO MARINELLI MICHAEL MCDONOUGH KAREN MCNEIL ALINA MILAN DEBORAH MITCHELL KENNETH MORAN MANCY MORTIMER JOHN NARDONE CYNTHIA NEWELL JOSEPH O ' BRIEN JOHN O ' NEILL JUDY RIIHIMAKI DEBORAH RUSSO DONNA RUSSO ROBERT SCADDING MICHAEL SCOTT RICHARD SHARP STEPHEN SILVA PHYLLIS SMITH MICHAEL SOFKO FRANCIS STANLEY KEVIN TOCCI TARA TWOMEY JOSEPH D. WALLACE JAMES JUSTICE 95 2 97 98 1 0 0 1 0 1 Jl . 1 0 3 1 0 4 5 I 0 5 i ACTIVITIES BLOODLINE DAY AT B.H.S. - FEBRUARY 4TH THE FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB AND THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS, SPONSORED A BLOOD MOBILE ON WED- NESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1976 IN THE MEDIA CENTER. THE PRO- GRAM WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL, WITH 169 PINTS OF BLOOD DONATED BY THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY. THE AMERICAN RED CROSS THANKS ALL THOSE WHO DONATED BLOOD, AND ALL THOSE WHO WORKED TO MAKE THE DRIVE SUCH A SUCCESS. 107 AUTO MECHANICS SHOP POWER MECHANICS, A COURSE OF- FERED AT BRAINTREE HIGH HAS SOME NEW ATTRACTIONS FOR IT ' S STUDENTS. THE IN- STRUCTOR. MR. SWARTZ, TEACHES TWO LEVELS. POWER MECHANICS I, A SEMESTER COURSE, TEACHES THE BEGINNER THE BASIC ESSENTIALS OF POWER MECHANICS. THE MORE ADVANCED LEVEL, POW- ER MECHANICS II, IS PRIMARILY COMPOSED OF SENIORS, WHO WORK ON MORE SOPHISTICATED MATERIAL, SUCH AS CARS AND MOTORCYCLES. MR. SWARTZ, REFERRED TO AS THE SERVICE MANAGER, RUNS THE CLASSROOM GARAGE, THE STUDENTS. OR HIS SO CALLED EMPLOYEES CAN HANDLE AS MANY AS SEVEN OR EIGHT CARS IN GOOD WEATHER. THE EM- PLOYEES LEARN FROM WORKING ON ACTUAL CARS, RATHER THAN MODELS, AS A RESULT, THEY DEAL WITH EVERY CONCEIVABLE PROB- LEM. THEY ARE HAPPY TO SERVICE ANY CAR. 108 109 ROARED ON NOVEMBER 21 AND 22, THE DRAMA CLUB PRESENTED IT ' S FALL PRODUCTION, THE MOUSE THAT ROARED, THE STORY OF A TINY COUNTRY NAMED GRAND FENWICK THAT IN- VADES THE UNITED STATES WITH BOWS AND ARROWS - AND WINS! UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS PATRICIA MCKAY, THE PRODUCTION HAD AN UNUSUALLY LARGE CAST OF CLOSE TO FIFTY STUDENTS. THE PRESENTATION PROVED TO BE A SUCCESS THROUGH THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE CAST AND CREW, AND THE ENTHUSIASTIC REACTIONS OF THE AUDIENCES. I 1 0 I I I DAVE THIBODEAU WAS IN CHARGE OF TECHNICAL EFFECTS, WHILE SENIOR NANCY PURPURA WAS DIREC- TOR OF LIGHTING. I I 2 g 1 I 3 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 1 6 t 1 7 WAMP WEEK MONDAY - FOOTBALL DAY CHARGE ' EM DAWN BRAINTREE” TUESDAY - CLOWN DAY WE ' RE NOT CLOWNING AROUND DEADHAM” WEDNESDAY - FIFTIES DAY KNOCK ' EM BACK TO THE FIFTIES THURSDAY - BLACK DAY DEADHAM IS DEAD FRIDAY - BLUE WHITE DAY - WAMP DAY PEP RALLY - AWARDS HOMECOMING 1 SATURDAY - PARADE DOWN WASHINGTON STREET TO HOLLIS FIELD, THE FOOT- BALL GAME AND THE HALF- TIME SHOW DEADHAM 20 BRAINTREE 20 RAIN DIDN ' T DAMPEN THE SPIRITS OF THE CROWD. 1 I 8 HOMECOMING QUEEN CONTESTANTS FRESHMAN NOMINEES; MAUREEN McCarthy MARIA REGNETTA DIANE FULTON SOPHMORE NOMINEES: DIANE cGARRY MARY MOSSISSEY PAM MURRAY JUNIOR NOMINEES: CAROL BRADFORD JEAN AHERN SUZANNE FULTON SENIOR NOMINEES: JOANNE DUGGAN KAREN JAMES PAULA McDonough JEANNE PENA JOAN SHEA 1 1 9 1 ie i t 1 2 1 I 22 1 23 1 24 I 25 1 26 1 27 « I 29 (left to right) BARBARA MURRAY HERMAN DONNENFELD ROSEMARY KELLY ANDREW KEITH JOHN TUMULTY CLAIRE DEVANEY (absent) JOHN BRODERICK THEODORE MOLONGOSKI (DIRECTOR) (lying down) JOHN CASTONIA (standing ) NATALIE STOVOLD CATHERINE BAGLEY RUTH HAPKE JANE BOYLE STELLA MARSTON ANN PRANSKY ELAINE SAL VUCCI DONALD SMITH LABAN WHITTAKER 1 3 1 MEDIA STAFF SPECIAL EDUCATION VERY FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT KENNETH CLINTON JUDITH F. REYNOLDS RICHARD T. LARSON HONEY DR. KATHERINE S. DEWEY (director) THEODORE P. EK JONNA B. SUNDBERG CAROL A. RANKIN DEBORAH DEAL DONNA DEACON ROBERT HALCZYN 1 3 2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT SANDRA HOYT PATRICIA S. REDMOND RICHARD J. CARSON JOSEF A. SCHUHWERK MAUREEN L. CONNOLLY MAJORIE SMITH BACK ROW DONALD FREDRICKS ANTHONY D. RICHARDI « 3 3 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT JERRY SWARTZ JOHN McDermott ALVIN LESIEUR JOHN KANE PAUL COMEY RICHARD TETZALAFF WAYNE FISHER HOWARD G. WILLIAMS JAMES CONNOLLY ABSENT STEVEN LOPES HARRY HOPCROFT DONALD NELSON u 1 3 4 UEFTTOR.GHT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SEATED ELLEN F. WYKE DEWIN J. OLIVERA (director) SHARON LAVASSEUR CAROLYN WALLACK STANDING MARY K. ARGYS J. LEWIS QUINN MARK STROUT MURIEL T. FAHEY THERESA B. McNULTY ABSENT ROBERT MacALLISTER SANDRA OBARTUCK HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT RUTH FOX (director) SUZANNE KEEFE BARBARA POWELL SHARON LEONARDI MARIE ANDERSON MARILYN HUTTON I ;ht 3r| FE ;ll ( 1 ST ROW ) WILLIAM KENDALL PAUL EMBREE (SUBSTITUTE) MICHAEL GOLDMAN FRANKLIN DEAN (2ND ROW J DEBORAH MCBRIDE MARIE DENNEEN CAROL OLSZOWY KENNETH H. DOOLEY (DIRECTOR) MARY L. POTTLE (3RD row) CARLTON M. STORMS I FRANCINE ALLANBROOK JOEL WEINER VINCENT PIZZANO JOHN MARSHALL THERESA M. MCKILLOP j JOHN M. REYNOLDS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT (back row) ELIZABETH HELM JOHN P. LACASCIA ELAINE CADDICK (absent) BARBARA BORAS MARY LOU WALSH JAMES P. PENDER RAYMOND TOMBARI 1 3 7 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (first row) NANCY SIMS DIANE ROTHSTEIN KATHLEEN HART ANNE EDGAR (second row) ROBERT MILLEN FREDERICK DARLING WILLIAM VAFIDES LLOYD SEARS DR. CHARLES WOODMAN (DIRECTOR) DR. ROBERT JINGOZIAN RONALD SMITH (third row) GILBERT BANDARRA J CHARLES CITTADINO . LELAND HOWARD ARAM SEVAGIAN CALVIN YUTZY ROBERT CICCARIELLO WALTER ENGSTROM RICHARD DOYLE ' (last row) l| PAUL HOGAN DAVID BAILY CHARLES SAWYER ' ! ROBERT BYRNE BRIAN O ' CONNOR (absent) HENRY LAGUE I 1 3 8 (first row) ■Ilf I I ROSEMARY A. BROWN GOLDIE S. HELLER PAUL D. MANNING MARY R. NICHOLS JAMES T. MORGAN KATHLEEN BOEHMER (second row) SANDRA R. MADER PATRICIA NEWMAN PAULA FREEMAN MARY B. MCGAW PATRICIA E. KELLY JOHN FOUNTAIN ANN L. KEENAN (DIRECTOR) (third row) ROBERT COSGROVE LINDA SITTONEN MARGERY COBB ELLEN M. BROWN ROBERT D. COREY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT (fourth row) WILLIAM RYDER JOSEPH P. MCDONOUGH JOHN C. NEWBURN KRISTOPHER KAMYS (absent) MARGARET DEVANEY KATHLEEN BAILEY GAIL SLATER PAMELA FORDE PATRICIA MCKAY BARBARA PORTNOFF MIRIAM REDDICLIFFE SHERYL BLUNDO I 3 9 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT (seated) AHMED RAISS VIVIAN SCHLESINGER VIRGINIA C. OLSON NED D. WITHAM DAVID OLSSON (second row ) DANIEL G. VARA JOSEPH E. MCELROY [ i ROBERT J. SUTTON FRANKLIN PIERCE JAMES L. KEELON LOUIS A. GEORGE JOHN GRIFFITH DENNIS CZECH (SUBSTITUTE) WENDALL BARTHOLOMEW (third row) JEROME CHERMAK JOHN J. WILLIAMS GEORGE WALSH RONALD WEISNER (absent) CYNTHIA CAMERON MARK DUFFY MICHAEL DUVALL MARY MORAN WILLIAM MURPHY HELEN PIERCE CORRINE WAITE 1 4 0 (seated) DIANE L. LOPEZ LANIER GRASSIE DR. MICHAEL GUADANO LYNN MENOVICH BARBARA J. LOUD DONNA J. DRISCOLL (back row) MARILYN Y. LAPLANTE JOANNE M. WALLACE LEO P. GALLIVAN EUGENE RUST MATTIE MEHL I LOUISE MALETZ (absent) GALE LITCHFIELD FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 1 4 1 GUIDANCE (seated) KEVIN R. BUTLER NORMA PINKERTON MURIEL F. LEACH ELEANOR M. FINK PATRICK DWYER (standing) WILLIAM W. MAGEE ERIE R. SIMPSON JAMES SHYNE KIMBERLY O ' BYRNE EDWIN J. BECK (absent) WAYNE A. FORESTER JOAN S. HEFNER 1 4 2 (seated, left to right) PHYLLIS MCCARTHY MARION HICKOX BETTY REARDON ANN PRANSKY THERESA LUNGARI (standing, left to right) ELAINE SALVUCCI DOROTHY WHITE BARBARA HOWARD RUTH CARROLL PATRICIA BERNIER MARGARET MCMAHON VIRGINIA GOGGIN RUTH HAPKE CHRIS REEVES (absent) SHIRLEY CARON LORRAINE HICKEY SECRETARIES HEALTH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT (left to right) JOAN MCCARTHY JOSEPH GRANT MARGARET PLOTKA NURSES (left to right) MARY L. DOERR NANCY J. HILL I 43 MAINTENANCE (front row-left to right) THOMAS MAHAR JAMES EMMERY PETER HURLBURT FRANCIS HUTCHINSON GEORGE ALTHOUSE (back row-left to right) KEVIN GLYNN EDWARD DEMARCO MICHAEL RICHARDI JOHN COLEMAN (absent) JOHN SPERA EDWARD WESTOVER HARRY THOMPSON WALTER FRAZIER HAROLD CAIN ROGER DELGIACCO ROBERT MOSCHELLA RICHARD KING MATRONS (left to right) JEAN BEARD ANNE O ' NEIL MARY MCCORMICK t t 4 4 KITCHEN STAFF (seated, left to right) PAT LEAR CLAIRE HICKEY JUDY STARR INA FRAZIER ANN TARELLO RITA MCCLUTCHEY (standing, left to right) MARGARET MCFARLAND VIRGINIA MASON ANNE BELMONTE VIRGINIA ZANONI ELEANOR MACLEOD HARRIET SHORES VERA CURLEY MARGARET HANLON KAY SOLIMIMI CLAUDIA CUGINE LINDA FINNERTY VERONICA LITTLEWOOD LEE NEAL DORIS ROSA LAUNDRY STAFF ( LEFT TO RIGHT ) ELIZABETH KILGREW EDITH OTERI I 1 4 5 BROCKTON U N. QUINCY W BROOKLINE U N. QUINCY W NEEDHAM W NEWTON N. U BROCKTON L QUINCY U BROOKLINE L NEEDHAM L QUINCY W 9-15 4-15 15-4 4-I5 I5-9 15-3 10-15 4-15 15 - 11 15-13 15-10 5-15 15-9 1 5-1 2 4-15 3-15 11 - 15 13-15 9-15 8-15 7-15 12-1 5 14- 16 11-15 15- 10 14-16 15-10 (back row, left to right) ANDREA NEIL NANCY HART EILLEEN BARRETT KATHY CURRAN ROBYN BEKERIAN LINDA MUELLO COACH MARY MORAN (front row, left to right) SUZANNE FULTON TERRI BOUSSY SUE CASWELL (captain) KARIN LONNSTROM SUE BRUYNELL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL the BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL TEAM ENDED ITS SEASON WITH A FOUR AND SEVEN RECORD. THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR OF INTERSCHOLASTIC COMPETITION, WITH THE GIRLS COMPETING AGAINST SOME VETERAN TEAMS SUCH AS BROCKTON AND BROOKLINE. NEXT SEASON IT WILL BE CONSIDERED A BAY STATE LEAGUE SPORT WITH AN OFFICIAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE. COACH MARY MORAN, ALONG WITH ALL THE GIRLS, IS VERY EXCITED AND ANXIOUS ABOUT THE FOLLOW- ING SEASON. ALL BUT TWO VARSITY PLAYERS, EILLEEN BARRETT AND KARIN LONNSTROM, WILL BE RETURNING, SO NEXT YEAR LOOKS PROMISING. I 4 7 SOCCER OUR SOCCER TEAM SPORTED A 1 7-2-3 O V E R A L L RECORD THIS YEAR, AND FINISHED SECOND IN THE BAY STATE LEAGUE BEHIND NEEDHAM. THE BRAINTREE BOOTERS WERE RIDDLED WITH INJURIES THROUGH- OUT THE YEAR, BUT WITH OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES BY ALL THE SENIORS AND ADDITIONAL SUPPORT BY SOME SUPER JU- NIORS, THE WAMPS FARED WELL. AT THE CLOSE OF THEIR REGU- LAR SEASON, THEY FACED A VERY TOUGH TOURNAMENT SCHED- ULE, PLAYING A TOTAL OF FOUR GAMES. THE FIRST THREE OF THESE GAMES RESULTING IN BRAINTREE VICTORIES OVER STONEHAM, MASCONOMET, AND CONCORD. CLOSING OUT THE SEASON AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY, THE WAMPS SUFFERED A TOUGH LOSS TO A FINE BELMONT TEAM. BELMONT CAME OUT BLASTING WITH TWO QUICK GOALS AND THEN A THIRD BEFORE BRAINTREE ANSWERED WITH THEIR ONLY GOAL LATE IN THE GAME. THE B.H.S. STUDENT BODY EXTENDS A CHEER OF CON- GRATULATIONS FOR A JOB WELL DONE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- COACH RICHARD CARSON, BARRY PAYLOR, PAUL FISHER, SCOTT MCKENNEY, PETER LAKE, JOE HUGHES, JOHN PRIMIANO, TOM DEMEO, MIKE KINNE, BOB BARRETT, BOB CUSACK, DAVE HERRON, ASST. COACH GEORGE KARALEXIS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- SAM BAILEY, TOM LIBERTINI, JAY CALLAHAN, NEIL HERRON, JEFF CLANG, RORY KEIGAN, BOB TORNEY, BOB MORRISSEY, PAUL BRACKEN, JIM T. MUNYON. MISSING- STEVE ROGERS. ALL STARS AND CO-CAPTAINS, BRAINTREE 2 WALPOLE 2 BRAINTREE II NATICK 0 BRAINTREE 0 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 2 BRAINTREE 4 DEDHAM I BRAINTREE 1 NEEDHAM 1 BRAINTREE 3 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH I BRAINTREE 2 WELLESLEY 1 BRAINTREE 4 NORWOOD 2 BRAINTREE 3 MILTON 0 BRAINTREE 7 WALPOLE I BRAINTREE 13 NATICK 0 BRAINTREE 2 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 1 BRAINTREE 5 DEDHAM I BRAINTREE 2 NEEDHAM I BRAINTREE 3 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH I BRAINTREE 0 WELLESLEY 1 BRAINTREE 2 NORWOOD 1 BRAINTREE 3 MILTON 0 EASTERN MASS. CHAMPIONSHIP BRAINTREE 2 STONEHAM 0 BRAINTREE 3 MASCONOMET 0 BRAINTREE 1 CONCORD 0 BRAINTREE t BELMONT 3 I 149 i , k . FIELD HOCKEY THE VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM HAD SPIRIT, SPORTMANSHIP, AND MANNERS, WHICH REALLY SHONE THROUGH EVEN DURING THE TOUGHEST GAMES. ACCORDING TO COACH PAT REDMOND, THESE ELEMENTS MAKE A GOOD GAME. THE TEAM ALONG WITH CO-CAPTAINS NOREEN MCCARTHY AND JUDY WELSFORD SCORED ONLY THREE GOALS ALL SEASON, DURING A SCRIMMAGE AND A REGULAR SEASON GAME (BOTH OF WHICH ENDED IN TIE SCORES.) ALL IN ALL, THE GAMES WERE A GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR THE GIRLS. THE TEAM WAS COMPRISED OF FIVE SENIORS, CAROL BURKE, DONNA CIOFFI, LINDA DEMARCO, NOREEN MCCARTHY, AND JUDY WELSFORD, SEVEN JUNIORS, AND TWO SOPHMORES. 150 (front row-ueft to right) SUE POWERS carol burke JUDY WELSFORD NOREEN MCCARTHY DONNA CIOFFI LINDA DEMARCO (back row-left to right) TRICIA GAMBINO BARBARA ERSKINE MARYLOU CHINZI DONNA MURPHY SHEILA MCCARTHY PEGGY MAHONEY PAT REDMOND (absent) KAREN PRATT MARIA VIOLA B.H.S. 0 DEDHAM 2 B.H.S. 0 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 3 B.H.S. 0 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 3 B.H.S. 1 MILTON 1 B.H.S. 0 NATICK 0 B.H.S. 0 NEEDHAM I B.H.S. I NEEDHAM 2 B.H.S. 0 NORWOOD I B.H.S. 0 WALPOLE 5 B.H.S. 0 WELLESLEY 3 SCR IMAGE : B.H.S. I THAYER ACADEMY I 1 5 1 ,1 CROSS-COUNTRY THE CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM HOPED FOR A REWARDING SEASON BUT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- TOM ROACH, ANDY OCHS, JOHN MCDERMOTT, JACK BOYCE FELL SHORT IN BOTH MEETS A- GAINST WELLESLEY AND WALPLOE, TWO HEART BREAKING DE- FEATS BY JUST A FEW POINTS. IN THE STANDINGS THE TEAM PLACED EIGHTH IN THE BAY STATE LEAGUE AND SEVENTH IN THE CONFERENCE MEET OF THE BAY STATE LEAGUE. SENIOR MEMBERS PERFORMED WELL THROUGHOUT THE FALL. IT WAS KEVIN O ' CONNOR ' S FORTH YEAR RUNNING FOR BRAINTREE HIGH, AND HE ENDED THE SEASON AS NUMBER ONE ON THE TEAM AND WAS ALSO THE TOP FINISHER FOR BRAINTREE AT THE 1975 STATE MEET. TOM ROACH MADE IT THROUGH FOUR YEARS OF RUNNING WITH GREAT DETERMINATION AND ANDY OCHS HAS BEEN A SOLID RUNNER SINCE JUNIOR HIGH. CAPTAIN JOE MAT- THEWS HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR THE VARSITY SQUAD FOR THREE YEARS. UNDERCLASSMEN THAT CARRIED THE TEAM THROUGH THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, WERE JUNIORS JOHN MCDERMOTT, JOE HUBBARD, AND JACK BOYCE. OUTSTANDING SOPHMORE RUNNERS MIKE KEEFE, BRAD BLANCHARD, GEORGE ZINZOPOULOS AND CHRIS RYAN, WILL SHATTER THE LEAGUE IN YEARS TO COME. UPCOMING FRESHMAN TO WATCH ARE MIKE NEEDHAM, FRED MACQUEEN, AND JOE GRASSO. EVEN THOUGH IT WASN ' T A WIN- NING SEASON THE TEAM HAD GREAT DETERMINATION WITH THE HELP OF COACH JOSEF SCHUHWERK. KEVIN o ' cONNOR, JOE HUBBARD, CHRIS RYAN, STEVE COCKRANE. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- BOB PRITCHARD, BRAD BLANCHARD, GEORGE ZINZOPOULOS, MIKE COLBERT, MIKE o ' cONNOR, KEN NORTON, MIKE KEEFE, COACH JOSEF SCHUHWERK, ABSENT-CAPT. JOE MATTHEWS. BRAINTREE 23 BRAINTREE 29 BRAINTREE 33 BRAINTREE 30 BRAINTREE 45 BRAINTREE 35 BRAINTREE 34 BRAINTREE SO BRAINTREE 23 DEDHAM 34 WALPOLE 28 NORWOOD 22 WELLESLEY 26 NATICK 18 . . . . FRAMINGHAM NORTH 22 . . . . FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 22 NEEDHAM 15 MILTON 38 152 153 i FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- MARK TALANIAN, MIKE DESMOND, TOM GRAZZIANO, BILL DESTEFANIS, BRIAN MCDONNELL, TOM FINNERTY, JOHN MURPHY, DAVE ATTARDO, BRIAN REYNOLDS, AL MCPHERSON, CHUCK CHINZI, RICH COTTO, COACH ED BECK. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- ASST. COACH ANTHONY RICHARDI, ROBERT GREEN. JOE MCFARLAND, JAY MAT- TIE, MIKE DEMEO, MIKE CUSHING, JACK JENNINGS, STEVE SMITH, MARK HELINSKI, DAN LAFFIN, FRED f KOHLER, JACK BURKE. I THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- ASST. COACH FRANK TRI- ! COMI, DAVE MARTINO, JOHN CASALI, JOHN MCDONALD, . MIKE BRADY, JOHN DITULLIO, KEVIN BUCKLEY, JAMES SULLIVAN, PAUL MCGOURTY, PAUL BARRY, JOHN TUR- KENTONIS, JOHN PERRY, ERIK JACOBSON, PAUL COYLE, RICHARD CLOCK. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- PETER MORIN, BILL BRIODY GEORGE COKORIS, CHRIS O ' NEIL, MARK BRADY, DA- MION RILE, JOHN BARCELO, BOB GRAZZIANO, GARY NEDLEMAN, MARK LEVANGI, BUTCH STEARNS, FRANK CURTIS. RICHARD MURPHY, ROBERT PAUL. ABSENT-COLIN KILRAIN AND PAUL FANNING. BRAINTREE 0 WEYMOUTH NORTH 0 BRAINTREE 14 NATICK 18 BRAINTREE 12 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 14 BRAINTREE 0 WAUPOUE 21 BRAINTREE 18 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 12 BRAINTREE 20 DEDHAM 20 BRAINTREE 28 WELLESLEY 14 BRAINTREE 0 NORWOOD 6 BRAINTREE 20 NEEDHAM 21 BRAINTREE 6 MILTON 15 FOOTBALL THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM HAD A VERY DIFFICULT SEASON THIS YEAR. ALL OF THE BAY STATE TEAMS WERE UNUSUALLY CLOSELY MATCHED, WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR THE SEVERAL ONE AND TWO POINT GAMES. OUR SENIORS WORKED EXTREMELY HARD AND DID AN EX- CELLENT JOB. COACH BECK WAS HAPPY WITH HIS TEAM ' S FINE OVERALL EFFORT AND IS OP- TIMISTIC ABOUT THE UPCOMING SEASON. THE WAMPS COMPLETED THEIR SEASON WITH A FINAL RECORD OF 2 - 6 - 2 . 154 155 TONY PARZIALE PAUL BRACKEN TOM LIBERTINI STEVE ROGERS NEIL HERRON JERRY MCDONALD BOB TORNEY GREG CALKINS MIDDLE ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT COACH MR. VAFIDES COACH MR. DARLING BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT JACK TWOMEY DAVE HERRON ALAN COBB PAUL FISHER JIM MUNYON JOHN MACDONALD JACK CASALI SCOT MCKENNEY BOB CUSACK FRANK MESSINA JOHN WOODS JOHN CURRAN B.H.S. 3 B.H.S. 3 B.H.S. 9 B.H.S. 2 B.H.S. 11 B.H.S. 10 B.H.S. 6 B.H.S. 6 B.H.S. 9 B.H.S. 4 B.H.S. 2 B.H.S. 1 1 B.H.S. 4 B.H.S. 1 7 B.H.S. 7 B.H.S. 6 B.H.S. 10 B.H.S. 1 1 B.H.S. 4 B.H.S. 4 B.H.S. 5 B.H.S. 4 B.H.S. 2 NEEDHAM 1 DEDHAM 5 WALPOLE 4 NORWOOD 4 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 1 WELLESLEY 3 NATICK 2 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 5 M ILTON 4 NEEDHAM 4 DEDHAM 3 WALPOLE 0 NORWOOD 2 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 3 WELLESLEY 3 NATICK 1 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 3 MILTON 4 TOURNAMENT REVERE 2 MELROSE 2 PEABODY 4 DEDHAM 1 WINTHROP 4 Q HOCKEY YEARS HOCKEY TEAM FINISHED THIRD IN THE BAY STATE LEAGUE WITH A RECORD OF 14 - 3 - 1 . OVER-ALL, THE TEAM WAS 18-3-1 AND WAS A FINALIST IN THE EASTERN MASS. HOCKEY TOURNA- MENT. THE TEAM WAS LED BY SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS STEVE RO- GERS AND NEIL HERRON; HIGH SCORERS PAUL BRACKEN, BOB TORNEY, AND TOM LIBERTINI; AND GREAT DEFENSIVE WORK BY JERRY MCDONALD, GREG CALKINS, AND TONY PARZIALE. THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT FOR THE WAMPS WITH THE RETURN OF SCOT MCKENNEY, DAVE HERRON, PAUL FISHER, JIM MUNYON, JOHN MACDONALD, AND JACK CASALI, ALL OF WHOM ARE VET- ERANS OF THE BAY STATE LEAGUE WARS. 1 56 I 5 7 INDOOR TRACK B.H, .S. 36 . . NEEDHAM 50 B.H. .S. 59.5 . . FRAMINGHAM NORTH 26.5 B.H .S. 40 . . . . .FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 46 B.H, .S. 44 . . 41 B.H. 36 B.H. .S. 40 . . NORWOOD 45 B.H, .S. 57 . . WELLESLEY 23 B.H, 24 B.H. 37 OUR INDOOR TRACK TEAM ENDED THEIR SEASON WITH A FINAL RECORD OF 6-3. THE COMPETITION WAS TOUGH THIS YEAR IN THE BAY STATE LEAGUE BUT OUR BOYS AND THREE GIRLS DID EXCEPTIONALLY WELL. OUTSTANDING SENIOR PERFORMANCES THIS YEAR WERE A SIXTH PLACE FINISH AT THE STATE TOURNEY IN THE 300 YARD RUN BY STEVE TIBBETTS, AND AN EIGHTH PLACE FINISH IN THE SHOT PUT BY BRIAN MCDONNELL. BILL CROCKEN ALSO DID WELL IN THE HIGH HURDLES. CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE FOR COACH FRAN ALDRICH AND HIS TEAM. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- MIKE O ' kEFFE, JIM DOUGHERTY, BILL CROCKAN, BRIAN MCDONNELL, STEVE TIBBETTS, TOM ROACH, BOB LANFER, JOHN KELLEY, JOE GRASSO, WENDY ANDERSON. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- MARK PAL- MER, BARRY BARNETT, JOE HUBBARD, PETE NEEDHAM, CHRIS RYAN, GEORGE ZINZO- POLOS, CRAIG JACOBSON, JOHN COLBERT, MIKE KEEFE, PHIL SMITH, BOB MURRAY, LAUR EN DEISS. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- KEITH CARNEY, MIKE NEEDHAM, BOB POWER, KEVIN FLAG- HERTY, JIM CENCI, MAURICE BRESNAHAN, WALTER CAREY, STEVE o ' bRIEN, JIM MCEACHERN, JOE LABRECQUE, BOB KEL- LEY, DON HAGMAN, MARISSA MASTRANGELO. 1 5 9 kneeuing TOM GRAZIANO HUGH MCGOURTY PAUL BAUMAN GARY MARR STEVE MCCONNELl TOM RODECK STANDING DAVID PAYLOR PAT DOWNEY JERRY TOLAND JON BARCELO PETER HURLBURT SCOTT PRIMIANO JAMES AVITABLE COACH RICHARDI WRESTLING FINISHING WITH A 5-6 FINAL RE- CORD, THE WRESTLING TEAM HAD A GOOD YEAR. ALTHOUGH THEIR TEAM EFFORTS DID NOT BRING BRAINTREE A CHAMPIONSHIP THIS YEAR, THEIR INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES WERE QUITE COMMENDABLE. SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON WERE, FIRST PLACE FINISHES IN THE REGIONAL. STATE, AND NEW ENGLAND TOURNAMENTS BY COLIN KILRAIN AND FOURTH AND FIFTH PLACE FINISHES RESPECTIVE- LY BY JON BARCELO AND HUGH MCGOURTY IN THE REGIONALS. COACH RICHIARDI AND ASST. COACH CAR- SON DID A FINE JOB BRINGING THIS YEAR ' S YOUNG TEAM TO SUCH A FINE SHOWING. BRAINTREE 53 BRAINTREE 24 BRAINTREE 24 BRAINTREE 39 BRAINTREE 37 BRAINTREE 36 BRAINTREE 15 BR AINTR EE 39 BRAINTREE 25 BRAINTREE 18 BRAINTREE 27 . .WEYMOUTH SOUTH 11 WELLESLEY 33 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 31 WALPOLE 21 NATICK 15 . WEYMOUTH NORTH 28 NORWOOD 52 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 20 DEDHAM 39 NEEDHAM 42 MILTON 30 COLIN KILRAIN 160 STATE AND NEW ENGLAND WRESTLING CHAMPION 167 POUND WEIGHT CLASS fl 1 6 1 BOYS GYMNASTICS THE BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM, COACHED BY MR. JOSEF SCHUHWERK, CAPTURED THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT STATE TITLE THIS YEAR. CO-CAP- TAINS RICH ELLIS AND ROBERT MARTELL LED THE WAMPS TO THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP WHICH INCLUDED A PERFECT RECORD. CONTRIBUTORS TO A GREAT SEASON INCLUDE SENIORS: TOM COURAGE AND AMANDO TANGALINI; JUNIORS PAUL KORMANN, ROBERT FULTON, RICH BER- TONE, AND STEVE MURPHY. CONTINUING THIS FINE TRADITION, BRAINTREE HOSTED THE STATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS ON MARCH FIFTH AND TRIUMPHANTLY ACHIEVED FIRST PLACE WHILE A DISTANT SECOND WAS BURLINGTON AND ANOTHER BAY STATE LEAGUE TEAM, FRAMINGHAM NORTH, PLACED FOURTH. THE WAMPS TALENTED DEPTH MAY INCREASE THE CURRENT UNDEFEATED STREAK IN THE YEARS TO COME. BRAl INTREE 127.65 . . . . .LINCOLN SUDBURY 11 2.85 BR Al iNTREE 127.8 . . . MILTON 1 17.0 BRAl INTREE 130.55 . . WELLESLEY 88.3 BRA] INTREE 123.4 . . . 85.2 BRAl INTREE 1 17.0 . . . 87.0 BRAl INTREE 1 19.8 . . . . .FRAMINGHAM NORTH 1 04.8 BRAl INTREE 111.7... 73.1 BRAl INTREE 1 20.6 . . . BRAl INTREE 1 16.5 . . . . . .FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 79.2 BRAl INTREE 107.05 . . ANDOVER 82.45 STATE MEET BRAINTREE 125.95 BURLINGTON I 115.95 FRAMINGHAM NORTH 1 12.0 MILTON 111.2 LINCOLN SUDBURY 1 09.0 HOLYOKE 101 .3 I 162 front row, left to right- tom DEVIN, RICHARD BERTONE, ROBERT FULTON, DAVID LEE, AMANDO TANGHERLINI, CO-CAP- TAINS RICH ELLIS AND BOB MARTELL, TOM COURAGE, STEVE MURPHY, VIN SACCHETTI, PAUL KORMANN, TOM DALEY. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- COACH JOSEF SCHUHWERK, BRUCE MCKENNEY, TOM HAGMAN, MARK REDMOND, MIKE MOSCONE, DAN HART, PETER MCLAUGHLIN, STEVE BUTLER, MARK ALBA- MONTE, JOHN MCNAMARA, TOM COCHRANE, DAN MCGRATH, KEN WILLIAMS, ASST. COACH RAY WILLOCK, FRESHMAN COACH WAYNE HESTER. 163 m FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT KAREN CLEMENTE CAPT. ANNE VARANO ALISON HANLEY COACH MISS SMITH BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT SUZANNE FULTON JANE BELCHER MARY MORRISSEY LORAINE CALDWELL JANE BOTTIGGI DONNA HERRICK 86.4 WALPOLE 58.95 B.H.S. 89.7 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 62.75 B.H.S. 80.65 NORWOOD 56.15 B.H.S. 86.10 .... FRAMINGHAM NORTH 74.95 B.H.S. 90.05 NATICK 72.35 B.H.S. 92.05 NEEDHAM 58.95 B.H.S. 90.5 DEDHAM 69.3 B.H.S. 85.55 WELLESLEY 72.85 B.H.S. 85.6 MILTON 61.1 GIRLS GYMNASTICS THE GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM COACHED BY MISS MARJORIE SMITH, CAPTURED THE BAY STATE LEAGUE CROWN BY BEING UNDEFEATED IN ALL THEIR DUAL MEET OUTINGS. THE WAMPS CAP TAIN ANNE VARANO, IS THE ONLY SENIOR THIS YEAR, THUS THEY PROMISE TO HAVE A FEW SUCCESSFUL YEARS IN THE FUTURE. LEADING THE JUNIOR CROWD WERE KAREN CLEMETE, ALISON HANLEY, AND SHEILA HEMEON. ON FEBRUARY 27th, THE TEAM TRAVELLED TO SPRINGFEILD CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL, BRINGING HOME A THIRD PLACE IN THE STATE TEAM CHAMPION SHIPS BEHIND THE HOST TEAM AND SOMERSET HIGH. 1 64 llilll I 6 5 FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT KRIS FURTNEY ARTHUR BREGOLI DAVID BETTONEY JIM LEHANE CAPTAIN STEVE DALY STEVE DELANEY DAVID WALSH MARK CASEY DAVID BENTLEY BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT COACH MR. FREDERICKS JAY LEGRAND MARK MACDONNELL RICHARD LETTONEY BRUCE JOHNSON COACH MR. CROOK MARTY MCPHERSON BRAINTREE 57 WELLESLEY 55 BRAINTREE 60 NATICK 50 BRAINTREE 52 .... FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 58 BRAINTREE 74 DEDHAM 41 BRAINTREE 55 .... FRAMINGHAM NORTH 53 BRAINTREE 60 NEEDHAM 57 BRAINTREE 47 WALPOLE 50 BRAINTREE 68 NORWOOD 51 BRAINTREE 65 MILTON 52 BRAINTREE 57 WELLESLEY 52 BRAINTREE 64 NATICK 60 BRAINTREE 64 .... FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 62 BRAINTREE 57 DEDHAM 50 BRAINTREE 78 .... FRAMINGHAM NORTH 58 BRAINTREE 54 NEEDHAM 60 BRAINTREE 52 WALPOLE 49 BRAINTREE 33 NORWOOD 46 BRAINTREE 64 MILTON 60 BOYS BASKETBALL THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM WON THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP (TIED WITH FRAMINGHAM SOUTH) FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SEVEN YEARS, AND MADE THE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. OUTSTAND- ING SENIOR WAS CAPTAIN STEVE DALY WITH A 22 POINT A GAME AVERAGE. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON WERE A FOURTH QUAR- TER DEFECIT COMEBACK VICTORY WITH NEEDHAM, A TWO POINT WIN ON FRAMINGHAM SOUTH WITH A 75 FOOT DESPERATION SHOT BY STEVE DALY, AND THE DEFEAT OF MILTON IN THE FINAL GAME TO BRING THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP TO BRAIN- TREE HIGH. FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT JUDY WELSFORD CAROL BURKE DIANNE CAMPBELL CAPT. SUSAN CHURCHILL LAURIE SWINDLER NOREEN MCCARTHY BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT COACH MS. CONNOLLY NANCY MCKINNEY BARBARA ERSKINE MARYLOU CHIN2I SUE POWERS TRICIA GAMBINO MISSING PEGGY MAHONEY BRAINTREE 40 .... FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 35 BRAINTREE 30 WELLESLEY 58 BRAINTREE 46 NATICK 30 BRAINTREE 36 DEDHAM 33 BRAINTREE 43 .... FRAMINGHAM NORTH 39 BRAINTREE 30 NEEDHAM 40 BRAINTREE 42 WALPOLE 52 BRAINTREE 33 NORWOOD 54 BRAINTREE 42 MILTON 24 BRAINTREE 27 .... FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 49 BRAINTREE 45 WELLESLEY 52 BRAINTREE 40 NATICK 38 BRAINTREE 59 DEDHAM 54 BRAINTREE 46 .... FRAMINGHAM NORTH 33 BRAINTREE 37 NEEDHAM 45 BRAINTREE 29 WALPOLE 48 BRAINTREE 30 NORWOOD 44 BRAINTREE 48 MILTON 43 GIRLS BASKETBALL THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM COMPLETED THE SEASON WITH A FINAL RECORD OF 9-9-0. THE LEAGUE WAS EXCEPTIONALLY TOUGH THIS YEAR AND THE GIRLS HAD TO EARN EACH VICTORY. GRAD- UATING SENIORS WHO PLAYED WELL THIS YEAR ARE CAPTAIN SUSAN CHURCHILL, LAURIE SWINDLER, JUDY WELSFORD, CAROL BURKE, DIANNE CAMPBELL, AND NOREEN MCCARTHY. SOME TOUGH GAMES RESULTING IN V I CTOR I ES WE R E THE TWO DEDHAM 1 GAMES, NATICK AND MILTON. A FINE EFFORT BY ALL THE GIRLS THIS YEAR PRODUCED MUCH NEEDED POINTS FOR THE ALL- SPORTS TROPHY. GOOD JOB SENIORS AND GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR COACH CONNOLLY AND CO. 1 6 9 f’Ront row-left to right BETTY FORSYTHE CATHY CUMMING LINDA EDGERLY MARY SMITH NANCY DOLAN BACK ROW-UEFT TO RIGHT KATHY WHITEHOUSE SUE BAILEY MARY LANE PATTY LANE MAJORETTES THIS YEAR THE DANCE, TWIRL, AND STREET ROUTINE, LED BY CAPTAIN PATRICIA LANE AND CO-CAPTAIN LINDA EDGERLY WERE EXECUTED WITH STYLE. FEATURE TWIRLEfi KATHERINE WHITEHOUSE ADDED TO THE HALF-TIME SHOW WITH HER BATON ROUTINES. THEY ARE PROUD OF THEIF CONTEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS WINNING THIRD PLACE IN THE BAY STATE LEAGUE CONTEST AND FIRST PLACE IN FOX BORO NBTA MEET, A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THE B.H.S. MAJORETTES. PEP SQUAD THIS YEARS GIRL ' S PEP SQUAD TEAM PROVIDED COLOR AND ENTHUSIASM TO THE HALF-TIME SHOW AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES, BOTH AWAY AND AT HOME. THESE GIRLS SPENT MANY HOURS OF PRACTICE TO PERFORM AS WELL AS THEY DID THIS YEAR. THE PEP SQUAD LOOKS FORWARD TO A REWARDING AS WELL AS WINNING SEASON NEXT YEAR. I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- NINA ANGELLIS, MARY FOLEY, CO-CAPTAINS CHERYL PERRAULT, MARIA BREGOLI, AND JOAN ! WOOLF, SUE o ' bRIEN, HEIDI LAWTON, KIM KNOWLES, PATTI MCLAUGHLIN. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- ROBYN SLAUSON, ELLEN KEARNS, SHEILA HEMEON, CHARLOTTE HEBERT, SUE BECK, MARY 1 DROGO, KAREN RIIHIMAKI, NANCY MARSHMAN, SUSAN WHITE. ' THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- KAREN PORTEUS, LINDA JOHNSON, DEBBIE MEZOFF, GIOIA DITULLIO, KAREN MAHONEY, KATIE FLAHERTY, DENISE MURPHY, BETTY o ' nEIL, DONNA HUTCHINS. ! ABSENT- JOANNE DAVEY, LORI HOWLETT, LISA SCHATZL, CO-CAPTAIN CAROL BRADFORD, DIANE ELLIOTT, ALLISON MCCARTHY, TERRY o ' lEARY. I 7 1 CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW-UEFT TO RIGHT LYNN MICELI DEBBIE DOYLE CHRIS MAGGIOLI CAROL MORGAN third row-ueft to right LISA GALLIVAN PATTI BUTLER CAPT. PAULA MCDONOUGH LIISA JOHNSON second row-left to right jean shea JANICE LYNCH CAPT. JUDI DIBONA ENTHUSIASM, DEDICATION AND . SPIRIT DE- SCRIBES OUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LED BY CO-CAPTAINS PAULA MCDONOUGH AND JUDI DIBONA. THESE GIRLS WORKED VERY HARD IN BRINGING ZEST TO OUR SCHOOL TEAMS AND I ACTIVITIES. ONE OF THE CHEERLEADERS MANY j SUCCESSFUL EVENTS WAS THE HOMECOMING, , WHEN MANY HOURS OF WORK PROVED ENTER- i TAINING TO B.H.S. WITH A GREAT PARADE, AN ' EXCITING GAME AND A MEMORABLE DANCE. I 172 B.H.S. 888 MAUDEN 876 B.H.S. 883 HOLBROOK 832 B.H.S. 884 . . . .WATERTOWN 776 B.H.S. 863 . . . GLOUCESTER 828 B.H.S. 875 ACTON 896 B.H.S. 864 BILLERICA 723 B.H.S. 904 WAYLAND 899 FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT DAVID PAYLOR DOUG CURRAN DAVID ROSS PHIL SULLIVAN JOHN NORTON SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT ED WEST DOUG SMITH FRANK LONG RICHARD BRUCE TIM PICARDI JEFF BESSEMER COACH MR. SEVAGIAN THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT MIKE PERETTI LIZ KEOHAN DEBBIE ALLEN LAURIE GOZZO GINNY GOZZO RIFLE TEAM — - m THE WAMP RIFLE TEAM HAD A VERY SUCCESS- FUL SEASON FINISHING UP WITH A 6-1-0 RECORD. MR. SEVAGIAN WORKED LONG AND HARD TO PREPARE THEM FOR SUCH A FINE SEASON. OUT- STANDING SENIORS ON THE TEAM WERE DAVE ROSS, JOHN NORTON AND DEBBIE ALLEN, WHO PLACED SECOND INDIVIDUALLY IN THE LEA- GUE. THE FINAL MATCH OF THE SEASON WAS PERHAPS THE TOUGHEST AS THE WAMPS DE- FEATED WAYLAND. CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE FOR OUR RIFLE TEAM ' S FINE SHOWING AND OUR BEST WISHES FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUCCESS. 1 7 3 n 1 . ■ W Hul THE 1976 WAMPATUCK STAFF HOPES THAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED OUR GOAL OF PRODUCING A SUC- CESSFUL YE ARBOOK THAT DISPLAYS THE PRIDE OF THE CLASS OF 1976 • WE HAVE TRIED TO RE- PRESENT ALL AREAS OF BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL AND CAPTURE THE FREE SPIRIT OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. WE HAVE LEARNED AND TRIED TO DEMONSTRATE THE VARIED TECHNICAL AND CREATIVE ASPECTS THAT COMBINE TO PRODUCE A QUALITY YEARBOOK. THE ADVISOR IS THEODORE P. EK. YEARBOOK STAFF ( FIRST ROW ) SHERLY KARAS MARY KELVIE ( SECOND ROW ) DAVID HARTING JUDY WELSFORD MARIANNE MALONEY SUSAN WANAGEL - EDITOR SUSAN RESNICK - EDITOR ANNE GLYNN - EDITOR VICTORIA COBB EILEEN BARRETT MR. EK - ADVISOR ( THIRD ROW ) BETH KNIGHT BARRY BARNETT CHRISTEL SKOGLUND GRETA MANOOGIAN ( FORTH ROW ) MARIANNE LEO SHERI SLAUSON ( ABSENT ) STEVE DALY WILLIAM DESTEFANIS SANDRA FERNANDES JAMES HALL JOSEPH MURPHY 1 7 5 DRAMA CLUB THESPIAN SOCIETY 1 THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS CLUB IS AN ORGANIZATION OF APPROXIMATELY SIXTY MEMBERS WHO WISH TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE THEATRE, THROUGH THE PRESENTATION OF A MAJOR PRODUCTION IN THE FALL AND A ONE-ACT PLAY ENTRY TO THE MASSACHUSETTS HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA FESTIVAL. THE CLUB MEETS AT VARIOUS TIMES THROUGH- OUT THE YEAR TO DISCUSS PRODUCTION PLANS, MONEY RAISING PROJECTS, AND SPONSOR GUEST VISITORS, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF CLUB PRESIDENT MARIANNE MALONEY AND FACULTY AD- VISOR MISS PATRICIA MCKAY. ■ I 1 THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL TROUPE OF THE HONORARY THESPIAN SOCIETY WAS COMPOSED Of FOURTEEN STUDENTS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED AND EXCELLED IN VARIOUS THEATRE ACTIVITIES THIS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS ELECTIONS FOR THE DRAMA CLUB AND HELPJ PLAN AND EXECUTE ITS ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR. THE TROUPE SPONSOR IS MISl PATRICIA MCKAY. I IHE ?IT| 1V :ar 1 7 6 BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOLS NEWSPAPER IS ENTITLED THE INFORMER AND IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY, WITH FEATURES, SPORTS NEWS, CLUB NEWS, AND INFORMATIVE ARTICLES ABOUT B.H.S. THE INFOR- MER IS A NEW ADDITION TO SCHOOL ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF CO-ED- ITORS JOE MATTHEWS AND DARRYL MIKAMI, WITH MISS ROSEMARY BROWN AS ADVISOR. THE DEBATE CLUB IS A COMPETITIVE TEAM OF STUDENTS WHO COMPETE ON DIFFERENT LEVELS WITH VARIOUS OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS. THE CLUB HELD MEETINGS AND PRACTICES ABOUT TWICE A WEEK, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PRESIDENT GARRETT HAGGERTY AND FACULTY ADVISOR MR. CARLTON STORMS. 1 7 7 INFORMER STAFF DEBATE CLUB FUTURE MEDICAL CLUB FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THE B.H.S. MEDICAL CLUB IS A GROUP OF STUDENTS SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN PURSUING FESSION CONNECTED TO THE MEDICAL FIELD. STUDENTS BECOME INVOLVED BY WORKING HEALTH ROOM DURING FREE STUDY PERIODS, FIELD TRIPS AND MEETINGS ARE UNDER THE TION OF CLUB PRESIDENT, CHUCK CHINZI, WITH MRS. DOERR AND MRS. HILL AS ADVISORS. A PRO- IN THE DIREC- THE FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS AN ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS WHO EXCEL ACADEMI- i CALLY IN FRENCH AND HAVE AN INTEREST IN PURSUING THE STUDY OF FRENCH THROUGH ACTIV- ITIES SUCH AS FIELD TRIPS, FILMS AND A WEEKEND TRIP TO QUEBEC IN THE SPRING. MEETINGS WERE HELD MONTHLY UNDER ITS PRESIDENT PATRICIA HAMILTON. ADVISOR MS. LANIER GRASSIE. I 7 8 i BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL ' S LITERARY MAGAZINE STONE SOUP IS A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND LITERARY WORKS SUBMITTED BY THE STUDENTS AND PUBLISHED AN- NUALLY UNDER ITS EDITOR DONNA CIOFFI. ADVISOR- MRS. PATRICIA NEWMAN THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL SKI CLUB IS AN ACTIVE AND LARGE ORGANIZATION. THE CLUB SPON- SORED DAY SKI TRIPS EVERY OTHER WEEK AND FINALLY A WEEKEND TRIP TO FINISH OFF THE SEASON. IN SCHOOL, DISCUSSION AND SKI FILMS WERE HELD WITH STEPHEN MURPHY AS PRESIDENT. ADVISOR- MR. WILLIAM KENDALL D U 5 ( ) 1 7 9 STONE SOUP ' ' STAFF D.E.C.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA IS A NATIONWIDE ORGANIZATION. IT IS COM- POSED OF SENIORS INVOLVED IN RETAILING AND MERCHANDISING WHO COMPETE IN NATIONAL CONTESTS IN WHICH THEY DEMONSTRATE VARIOUS JOB-RELATED SKILLS. THIS YEARS DECA CLUB WAS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MATT POLLARA AND MR. ROBERT MACALLISTER. the foreign language club is an organization for the student who enjoys a foreign LANGUAGE AND IS INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT THAT COUNTRY OR ITS PEOPLE. A VARI- ETY OF ACTIVITIES SUCH AS INTERNATIONAL DINNERS, FUND RAISING PROJECTS, AND A WEEKEND TRIP TO QUEBEC IN THE SPRING ARE HELD. MEETINGS ARE CONDUCTED WEEKLY BY PRESIDENT BOB JUNKINS AND ADVISOR M R. L EO G A L L I V A N 1 8 0 THE CONCERT CHOIR OF B.H.S. IS A GROUP OF MUSICAL STUDENTS WHO SING WITH THE MADRIGAL SINGERS. THEY ALSO PRESENT SPECIAL CONCERTS FOR THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS, CHRISTMAS CONCERTS, SPRING CONCERTS, AND A BICENTENNIAL CONCERT, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. KENNETH CLINTON. the BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL MADRIGAL SINGERS IS A GROUP OF THIRTY-THREE STUDENTS WHO TOUR AND PARTICIPATE IN VARIOUS MONEY RAISING PROJECTS. THEY PRESENT SCHOOL AND COM- MUNITY CONCERTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND FINISH THE YEAR WITH AN EXCHANGE TRIP TO ANOTHER HIGH SCHOOL, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. KENNETH CLINTON. I 8 I MADRIGAL SINGERS CHORUS CHESS CLUB KEY CLUB THE B.H.S. CHAPTER OF THE KEY CLUB IS A SERVICE-ORIENTED ORGANIZATION THAT SPONSORS SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES. THE KEY CLUB HAS HIGH AIMS AND A UNIQUE PROGRAM THAT HELPED SUCH PROGRAMS AS THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL SANTA ' S WORKSHOP. WEEKLY MEETINGS ARE HELD UNDER THE PRESIDENT GARY MARR, AND THE ADVISOR MR. JOSEPH GRANT. THE CHESS CLUB OF BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL IS A GROUP DEDICATED TO CHESS AND ARE INTERESTED IN BETTERING PETE AGAINST OTHER SCHOOLS AND WEEKLY MATCHES ARE IDENT MIKE SMITH AND ADVISOR ARAM SAVAGIAN. OF STUDENTS WHO ARE SERIOUS AND : P THEIR GAME. THE TOP MEMBERS COM- HELD UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF PRES- I 8 2 THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER AIDES ARE A GROUP OF STUDENTS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES TO THE LIBRARY. THEY WORK DURING SCHOOL HOURS AT SUCH DUTIES AS THE SHELVING OF BOOKS AND THE OPERATING OF LIBRARY FACILITIES FOR THE SCHOOL UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MRS. NATALIE STOVOLD AND MS. CATHERINE BAGLEY. THE FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB CONSISTS OF STUDENTS WHO WISH TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE TEACHING PROFESSION. THE CLUB COMPOSED OF APPROXIMATELY TWENTY MEMBERS, SPONSORS FIELD TRIPS AND IS ALSO INVOLVED IN TUTORING. WEEKLY MEETINGS ARE HELD WITH DIANE VARRASO AS PRESIDENT. AND MR. JOHN GRIFFITHS, ADVISOR. FUTURE TEACHERS 183 MEDIA CENTER AIDES STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS OFFICE AIDES THE BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE AIDES ARE A GROUP OF DEDICATED STUDENTS WHO VOLUN- TEER THEIR STUDY PERIODS AND FREE TIME TO THE SERVICE OF THE SCHOOL OFFICES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CLERICAL WORK AND ASSISTANCE TO THE OFFICE AND GUIDANCE SECRETARIES. THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL IS AN ACTIVE BODY OF STUDENTS WHOl PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNING THE SCHOOL ON A VARIETY OF LEVELS. STUDENT COUNCIL, SCHOOL! COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES, HOUSE CHAIRMEN AND CLASS OFFICERS ARE ALL MEMBERS OF THE ! STUDENT GOVERNMENT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF KEVIN O ' CONNOR AND FACULTY ADVISOR MR ' NED WITHAM. 184 COOKIE - PUSHING, TUTORING, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ARE JUST SOME OF THE WAYS THE EDNA PARKER CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SERVES IN LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND SCHO- LASTIC ACHIEVEMENT. THIS YEARS PRESIDENT WAS DARRYL MIKAMI WITH MISS PAMELA FORDE SERVING AS FACULTY ADVISOR. THE ECOLOGY CLUB IS A GROUP OF STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE IN SPONSORING PETITIONS, FILMS, AND RECYCLING DRIVES, ALONG WITH WORKING ON MANY EARTH WEEK ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR. THE CLUB HOLDS MEETINGS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF CLUB PRESIDENT KEVIN O ' CONNOR AND ADVISOR MR. WENDELL BARTHOLOMEW. ECOLOGY CLUB 185 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 187 1976i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS!! LEFT TO RIGHT SUZANNE HAEFNER JIM LEHANE BILL CROCKAN KEVIN MCGRATH i ! I 1 I 188 y FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DARRYL MIKAMI DEBBIE DRISCOLL (absent) MOST ATHLETIC JACKIE BURKE (absent) JUDY WELSFORD BEST DRESSED GERRY CASTIGNETTI KAREN JAMES (absent) CLASS FLIRTS BILLY PIKE ( absent) ANNE GLYNN SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT QUIETEST STEVEN MACCLOUD (absent) TERRY TSAO MOST TYPICAL BOB MORRISSEY BARBARA STONE (absent) MOST INDIVIDUAL PAUL RINALDI (absent) DONNA CIOFFI LIFE OF THE PARTY PAUL BRACKEN SUE BERARDENELLI MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT KATIE FLAHERTY KEVIN MCGRATH MOST TALENTED RICHIE ELLIS ANDREA BETTINSON ic CLASS BROWNIE CHRIS FURTNEY BEST ALL AROUND STEVE ROGERS CAROL MORGAN BEST LOOKING DONNY DUVAL (absent) CHERYL DIBONA (absent) MOST SOPHISTICATED MARK AFFSA (absent) PATTI GEISHEKER (absent) MOST GRUMPY MARK HOLBROOK (absent) CINDY CAMERON (absent) CLASS SWEETHEARTS I ARK CANNON (absent) LAURIE CUGINI (absent) MOST INTELLECTUAL PAUL BAUMAN (absent) KAREN FICHTENKORT (absent) MOST TALKATIVE SCOTT HOWARD (absent) VAL ANTONELLIS (absent) CLASS CLOWNS PAUL MCDONOUGH (absent) JOANNE DAVEY (absent) LOUDEST LIANNE RICCIARELLI (absent) TEACHERS OF THE YEAR MR. 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LAYER CUTTING REGULAR HAIR CUTTING MEN’S HAIR PIECES MEN’ S HAIR COLORING 1 ' I I 199 CLASS OF 1976 MAKE A WARM SPOT ON YOUR HEARTH FOR US. 30tuL WARRSN ' S BRAINTREE SQUARE 843-1133 063006X36808363636 X1 II richard brow HEATING OILS SALES-OIL BURNERS- SERVICE 484 ELM STREET BRAINTREE, MASS. 02184 TEL. 843 - 5749 X36363636S fc 6 3 6X 3 63636363636363636363e363636363e36363636X3e3eX X 3636363636X CLARK TABER CHEVROLET 37 COMMERCIAL STREET E. BRAINTREE, MASS. 02184 TEL. 843 - 4800 S9S9SSS9C9S9C9K9K9KSC9S9KSS9(SOS9S90SS(SS3SSSSS9S9C9(3063C9(SK9SSOBSS! ROBERT STONE, INC. Real Estate We’ll Find You A “HOME” not jiTSt a “HOUSE” on the South Shore or Cape Cod Contentented Clients for over 50 Years 29 Elm Street Braintree 843-4600 READY - MIX CONCRETE A.GRAZIANO INC. washe ' d sand stone LOAM CONCRETE FORMS MACHINE RENTALS SATURDAY DELIVERIES 71 ADAMS STREET BRAINTREE, MASS. 02184 TEL 843 -7300 200 DODGE-MURPHY STUDIOS 683 pleasant street brockton, massachusetts 02401 phone 584-1444 The senior class would like to thank photographer Mike Marston for all his hard work ' 1 touralne paints grumbacher artist supplies 10% discount on all student art supplies 533 Washington st. 843-1125 (opposite central jr. high) CAMERA PROJECTOR REPAIRS 300 GROVE ST. PASSPORI PHOTOS RRAIKITREF RENTALS TRADE - INS Di rvi in i imle. DARKROOM SUPPLIES EREE TECHNIC AL ADVICE Londer, SOUTH SHORE PLAZA. BRAINTREE.MASS.02184 843-9500 202 i| Vbuare no exception ! We have congratulated High School graduates since before your grandparents graduated. Congratulations and good luck to the class of 76. Braintree Co-operative Bank 1010 WASHINGTON STREET 8:30 - 3:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9:00 - 12:00 SATURDAY 400 WASHINGTON STREET 100 - 4:00 DAILY 10:00 - 6:00 THURSDAY 10:00 - 2:00 SATURDAY 203 AMERICAN DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Can we build one for your 240 WOOD ROAD BRAINTREE Check our prices before you buy any auto parts even if you think you aet a discount somewhere else. OLDSMOBILE 20 GRANITE ST., BRAINTREE CALL 848-5416... WE ' LL GIVE YOU A PRICE WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY OPEN MON.-FRI. TIL 10 P.M. SAT. TIL 5 P.M. WE SELL PARTS TO THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME PRICES OR LOWER THAN DEALERS AND GARAGES PAY. NEAR SOUTH SHORE PLAZA Tel. 848-2340 “CLASS OF 1976” Congratulations upon your escape from “THE CONCRETE CASBA” W. Niles Insurance Agency, Inc. One Elm Street, Braintree Square “ By” Fink ,“Jim” Worcester, “Art” Powers (your folks insurance men!) 204 i3anCe PLUMBING CO. 2 Parkingway BRAINTREE JOSEPH BARILE LIC. 4731 The Finest in Plumbing Services Since 1934 843-4000 DUSTERS ■ SCAMPS - VALIANTS CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH SEE THE NEW CHRYSLER CORDOBA south shore Chrysler Plymouth 178 WASHINGTON STREET BRAINTREE 843 - 3633 OPEN TIL 9:PM ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS m REALTOR RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL SSa€4 UU REAL ESTATE 578 WASHINGTON ST. BRAINTREE, MASS. DAN LAURIA NOTARY BUS. 843-2782 Travel INC. 848-4818 535 WASHINGTON STREET BRAINTREE. MASS 02184 AUTO SOUND SYSTEMS CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS POLICE SCANNERS AUTO ALARMS 4 GRANITE STREET 848-2610 BRAINTREE, MASS. 02184 ROAD SERVICE MINOR REPAIRS FRONT END REPAIRS ALIGNMENT Jls.0 Et aCt±, fJna. RANGE a FUEL OILS BURNER SERVICE 218-228 Washington Street Braintree. Mass. 843-1550 Slie man os. Seating Co., Snc. 820 Washington Street South Braintree, Mass. 02184 Tel. 337-1330 843-4212 206 S. Boynton, . Sons REALTORS - INSURORS OFFICE 843-5800 69 COMMERCIAL ST. EAST BRAINTREE GOODYEAR PARLEE ' S SERVICE CENTER Wayne G. Parlee, Inc. 355 Quincy Ave. East Braintree, Mass. 02184 UNISEX HAIRCUTTING coloring and styling FOR YOUNG MEN WOMEN 978 LIBERTY ST. SO. BRAINTREE Telephone: 848-4646 848-4647 ay Qolony Travel zAgency 843-0195 Wayne G. Parlee President A ILLIAM B. WEBBER Owner - Agent 25 Elm Street Braintree, Mass. 02184 WILLIAMS COAL OIL COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH SHORE FOR OVER 50YEARS. 39 ADAMS STREET. BRAINTREE. MASS 02184 843-041 5 ickarJ Stei ens Tti Aq insurance C iyency 10 COMMERCIAL STREET. BRAINTREE ot WEYMOUTH LANDING, MASSACHUSETTS RICHARD STEVENS EDDIE MIKE’S 251 Union Street BRAINTREE. MASS. 02184 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 24 Hour Towing INSURANCE AGENCY 36 QUINCY AVE. EAST BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS 02184 ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 843 ■ 7000 843-9833 843-6890 207 G OUR OWN iAKING OUR G OUR OWN 1629