Braintree High School - Wampatuck Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

Braintree High School Wampatuck 1977 128 Town Street Braintree, Massachusetts 1 ■ aV C i a dream . . . a vision . . . an obsession . . . a flat in the maze of barren soil of y oods and swamps, there were no rooms to pry the secrets of a silent mind, no carpeted halls to echo the sounds of eager feet, no impressive campus and fields to absorb the merry cries of youth; but there was the spirit and the de- termination of the men behind the reality, small wonder then that the humble flat should take roots even in the barren soil and blossom like a mustard seed into what it is today, Jobel Jose Belleza 5 ll We are all individuals. We all have our own dreams. But like puzzle pieces , vve each have a place in life and only when we join together can we accomplish our goals. 6 individuality solitude sinsular ; the beginning of September, nineteen hundred seventy three, it was willed that freshmen would cause havoc and confusion through the labyrinth of passageways and enclosed air spaces known as Braintree High School. Minds and emotions were played upon by elder classmen and the freshmen were tempted hy the smoking area and unoccupied corridors. .Mystical creatures then emerged, commonly called matrons, who prevented the impressionable freshmen from going astray. It was also evident that these freshman needed a leader. Out of the great and vast multitudes, Paul Henry was chosen to he their president. L ' nlike other schools these freshman instituted an atmosphere which revealed an intricate complexity of disorder, thus building a foundation for their future years at Braintree High School . The first year ended and was looked upon as being a good year. J rom the dust and remains of freshmen, sopho- mores were abstractly shaped. By means of assurance and encouragement, their disfigured visions of school life changed and they became more involved. 45 a result of a changing class, Linda Murphy was selected as the new leader. Thus ended the second year, and it was good. 11 What do little blue tickets. Mugs and Long Stemmed Glasses, Roast Beef Dinners, Tyjo Hundred decked out couples. Dancing to What Next” And Valleys Steak House All have in common? 12 v-.r?; ' ■ PS::ra ¥f 14 the most natural pro- gression of events, juniors evolved as the most spirited assembly yet to emerge. The members of the class were more embodied with visions of involvement in school life and activities. They started to shape their destinies and their general directions in life were being charted. Thus ended the third year, and it was good. 15 upremacy was reached in their last year when seniors, the ultimate of all students, came to form. Armed with ambition, responsibility, and an awareness of pride and self-importance, they began preparing and accepting their new roles in life. Thus ended the last year, and it was GREA T! 3 - Kathleen A. Anders Drill Team 2, Hiking Club 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aid 2, 3.4 Lynn Marie Aldrich Remember the good burn at the log doing hoones at the mid- dle doors. J.S.F. Hey we ' re outta here! I plead the 5th! David Alan Adams (Bomber) Jeanne Marie Ahern Cheerleading l,2,“Jeanna , Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. House 4 Rep. 1, Homecoming Com. 4, Homecoming 1975, N.O. W. “I DON ' T believe it”, Bermuda Bound, W. IV., H.S. David Alan Adams Donna Marie Adams Higher Education Jean Marie Ahern Deborah Anne Allison Kathleen A. Anders Deborah Anne Allison Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 2,3,4, Debs”, Thespian Society 2,3,4, Secretary of Drama Club 4, Future plans - teach Children’s Theater Joseph Paul Albasini Basketball 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Alpo” Sini” Summers in Brewster, MacDonald’s, “Some things are better left unsaid” Joseph Paul Albasini Lynne Marie Aldrich Carlene J. Anderson 20 Claudia M. Balukonis Drill Team 1.2.3. Field Hockey 1, Dramatics 1, Hiking Club 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Office Aid 1, 2,3,4 Future plans - To be a Christian Counselor: working with juvenile delinquents. “And we know that God causes all things to work to- gether for the good of those who love God, to those who are called according to this purpose. ” Romans 8:28 Tricia Marie Ascoli Fire up a “hoone” at the middle doors. “Remember the log” “ Yvonne”, talking smut. We’re outta here! Donna M, Anthony Hiking Club 2,3, Ski Club 1, Office Aid 1,2, 3,4 David Balzotti On the way to college, ! hope”. Cheryl Ann Armstrong Future Med. 1,2, Track 2, Future plans - modeling. I ' ll never forget my 3 sisters, Riccarrelli, Mc- Laughlin, Sullivan. Don’t forget the times we had at Quincy, the cape, Nantasket and vacation. Keep on burning. Donna M. Anthony Patricia Marie Ascoli Claudia M. Balukonis Cheryl Ann Armstrong David F. Balzotti Stephen James Arria Big Steve, “Whatever”, “Who loves baby” Wendy Anderson Gymnastics 1, Indoor Track 3,4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Office Aid 1 Future plans - go into nursing and become an RN. “Rejoice! Rejoice! We have no choice!” Wendy Anderson Maureen Ann Baggett Track 3, “Were I to live my life over again, I would live it the same. I neither complain of the past, nor do I fear the future. ” Nina B. Angelis Pep Squad 3, co-capt. ) 4, Future Med. 4, Homecoming Com. 3,4, Float Com. 3, Prom Com. 3,4, W.W., SS. . . twang! galloping, J.P., B-day “75”, lilliputian, the cape . . . Plymouth. Beautiful memories because of friends like mine. Nina B. Angelis James L. Aucoin Stephen James Arria John F. Aucoin . !j Paul Arthur Maureen Baggett 21 Diana Mary Balzotti Summer of 1975-76, J,D,L,M Daniel William Banks Wrestling I. Astronomy Club 1. 2.3. 4 (V.P. 1,2,3. Pres. 4). .Aviation Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Pres. 2, 3,4), Sat. Hon. Society 3,4 Michael .A. Barba Football 1,2, Track 3,4, “Mike Jonathan Holt Barcelo Football 1,2, 3. 4, Wrestling 1.2, 3,4, “Bare . Remember Walpole, Hank ' s, My C.B. Barry J.G. Barnett Indoor Track 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Debate Club 3, V.P. 4. Informer Staff 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3, Student Gov. 2,3,4, Foreign Lang. Club 3 (Pres.), Musical 2. “Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees. ” Robert J. Barrett Baseball 1,2, Ice Hockey 1,2,3, Soccer 1,2, 3. 4, “Cuda , B.U. “You can do anything . . . only if you WAST to! Jean Marie Barron Am. Field Ser. 3, Happiness is being a BGVer. BGV 3.4, I ' an Boogies 3,4, Frisbee Team 3,4, Swat. “Harfrashabadol , Remem- ber the summer of “76 . August 1, 19 76 Kenneth Franklin Barrus Baseball 1, Football 1, Indoor Track 4, Track 4. “School is out ’ forever! Donny, Duck Cheryl. Joe Maureen, Sheila, Marne, whoever else. Diana Mary Balzotti Daniel William Banks Jonathan Holt Barcelo Barry J. G. Barnett What test? Michael A. Barba Robert J. Barrett i pt Jean Marie Barron Kenneth Franklin Barrus 22 Kevin Barry Jonathan Kulvin Beal Theresa L. Belanger Elizabeth Jose Belleza Paul Gerard Barry Lisa Jean Beauvais Janet Lee Belcher Epifany Jose Belleza Mary B. Barry Susan Beck Doreen Bellew Johel Jose Belleza Paul Gerard Barry Basketball 1 , Football 1,2, 3, 4, Stone Soup Staff 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Homeroom Rep. I Jonathan Kulvin Beal Football 1, Tennis 1,2, 3. 4, Chess Club 1,2, 3. 4, Informer Staff 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Future plans - go to college and major in Biology. “Do what you feehsav what you believe. Enjoy life! Lisa Jean Beauvais Basketball 1, Track 3,4, Back Pack. Club 4, Future Med. 3, Ski Club 3, Nurses Aid 1,2, 3, 4, Live and let live. Phantom “3”, Lis 77 ” Susan Therese Beck Gymnastics 1, Pep Squad 3, Am. Field Ser. 3, Homecoming Com. 1,2, 3, 4, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 2,3, Fearsome Foursome Forever, Misulika; Galli-van; T.A.-H.G. ; W. W. ; Keoka-A ugusta. Thanks Coach B” Theresa L. Belanger Project Prove Aid 1,2,3, Future plans ■ career in nursing. What’s a rabbit gonna do ' I ' ll take the bag. You maggot. PRO. D.T.B. L.C. Janet Lee Belcher Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4, April and February vacations 76 , Rozi, Southie, Cape, Kitty, Green bomb, Doobie Brothers, Dean Living Learning Doreen Marie Bellew It’s been real Elizabeth Jose Belleza Volleyball 4, Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Betlog , School year 1975-76, 1976-77, Joey, Pahinogka . . . Dawala, Pearly Shells, Ric Mahal, Future plans - Cosmetologist, Yesterday was yesterday, today is today Epifany Jose Belleza Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Pentot”, School year 1975-76, 1976-77, Joey, Pahinog Ka . . . Leyo, Tiny Bubbles, Daniel my Brother, Future plans - Cosmetologist, He who cannot see is blind Jobel Jose Belleza Tennis 4, Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Hiking Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Joe , Bogs”, Don Ho”, “Bartender , Jay Bee , School year 1975-76, 1976-77, Philip- pines, Hawaii, Massachusetts (There’s no place like home), We are the youth of the 20th century, to make the best of the 21st century is our responsibili- ty. ” Mahaba Nga, Pero . . . Joey, Pahinog Ka! Disco Pruebalo te gustara! D.B.T.L, Hail, Alma Mater! Bebots: I’ll think of you every place I go .. . the toinkz and tekwa (E.M. Club) Edong Mo, Future plans - (unde- cided) law, med., engineering, business 23 Susan Benson Cheryl Bernard Raymond Bernardi Paul A. Bernier Richard M. Bert one Jeffrey S. Bessemer Paul A. Bernier Hiking Club 3,4. Future plans - College. “Leaving we wander into the future, lost with out old friends, but guided with memories of the past. ” Richard M. Bertone Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 1,2,3, “Birdie , Thanks S.O.M., Dial . . . ILMM Penniman, (V. W. H.D. Cheryl Bernard Volleyball 4, “Shortie”, Gumby and Pokey, Initiation, H.S., Jaws, IV. W., 4, peanuts, “Everybody needs somebody ” Brian G. Bishop Laurie J. Bernier . ' ■ y Dianne L. Birtwell Kevin J. Bishop Cross Country 1,2, Track I Laurie Jean Bernier Tennis 1, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Office Aid 1,2,3, “To be happy is to be understood. ” 24 Gretchen Edith Bjork Karen Lee Blanchard Darlene R. Bocash Basketball 2, Track 1,2, Decora- ting Com. 2, “Dee , “Life is too short: make the most of it. ” Future plans - Fashion Illustra- tion, Designing Karen Lee Blanchard Basketball 1,2, Future Med. 4, Bic, Blanch, Toots, G. T. Hey Girl, “Live it up, while you can. ” Gretchen Edith Bjork DEC A Club, “At the bottom of most fears will be found an over- active mind and an under-active body. We generate fears while we sit. We overcome them by action. ” Future plans - College Philip J. Bjorkman Norma Jane Blanchard Marcia Ruth Blake Deborah L. Blunt Robert C. Bonang French Nat. H. Society 3, Hiking Club 1,3,4 Norma Jane Blanchard Office Aid 1,2, 3, 4, “Live one day at a time, Ronald Paul Boretti Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3.4. Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Stone Soup Staff 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Jazz Band 3,4, The road goes on forever. ” Debbie Blunt Project Prove Aid 1,2,3, Terrs, Bons, Slicky (ha, ha). Hungry? New York “76 , T.C. TBCJ Joyce A. Blanchard Joseph Thomas Blushi Jane M. Bottiggi Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Track 1, Future Med. 1,2,3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, W. W. ’s, HSPL. CBSP, Mac ' s. Frozen B ' s. Frizz weather, R.A, . . . What? Joseph Thomas Blushi Baseball I, Football I, “If success came easy in life, you would have nothing to look forward to. Joyce A. Blanchard Basketball 1,2, Softball 2. Vol- leyball 1,2, “Good .Morning , “If this is hell, there must be a heaven. ” am I, and you are you. 25 Donna Louise Bresnick Future Med. 1,2, Office Aid 1. 2. 3. 4, Treat people the way you would like to be treated. Then everything will go right in the world. ” Future plans ■ Med- ical Secretary. Michael Joseph Brady Baseball 1.2, Basketball 1.2, Football 1,2,3, Capt.4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, H ' . H ' . B.H.T.C., I ' m not upset . 1 7, L.C.J., 11 117 75, Mac’s Terry .Ann Boussy Basketball 1, Tennis 1,2, 3,4, Volleyball 2.3, French Nat. H. Society 3.4. Nat. Hon. Society, 3.4, After four trying years of learning and maturing, what have I become? . . . myself. ” t Teresa Ann Boussy Michael Joseph Brady Donna Louise Bresnick Maria I. Bregoli Pep Squad (co-capt.) 3,4, Re , Milton Bradley and Company, W.W.H.S., Mac ' s. Initiation, “The Plant”, Gumby Pokey, P P, Bagel , Ding!, Peanuts - 4, Good Friends, Good Times, Beautiful Memories John Thomas Boyce Cross Cou ntry 1,2, 3,4, Gymnas- tics I. Indoor Track 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Back Pack. Club 3,4, Future Teach. 4, Jack , Make friends, but be yourself. Karen Phylis Bowie Hiking Club 3,4, Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Office Aid 1. 2,3,4, C-228 Richard James Bruce Rifle Team 2,3,4 Karen Phylis Bowie Corrine L. Brandi Gregory Brown John Thomas Boyce A Maria I. Bregoli Richard James Bruce Sandra G. Bruton Band 1,2,3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Musical 2.3, “Friends are the sunshine that brightens our lives. “Have a good day and a nice forever. Mark E. Bregoli GARBO Carol A. Bradford Cheerleading 1,2, Pep Squad (co-capt. ) 3,4, Madrigal Singers 1.3, Homecoming 2,3, W. fV. ' s, Pom Pom girls, C.B., I found my own way. ” Carol A. Bradford Mark E. Bregoli Sandra G. Bruton Kevin J. Buckley Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Buck, Buckets, 10130176, Take a hike. Let ' s be buddies. See ya. They call this earth ? Susan Marie Burke Softball 1,2,3, Future Secretaries 3,4 Karen Michelle Bulman Field Hockey 1, Track 1, Volley- ball 1, Am. Field Sen 3, Debate Club 1, Dramatics 4, Future Med. 2,3.4, Decorating Com. 1,2, Marsh- field, Martha ' s I ' ineyard, C.P.T., Sequish, “That person is a success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much: who leaves the world better than they found it: who looks for the best in others and gives the best they have.’’ Susan M. Bulger Karen Michelle Bulman Susan M, Burke Elizabeth Ellen Burns Future plans - Modeling, interior designer, A rts Kathleen Ellen Burke Float Com. 3,4, Turkey, Neil, August 15, 1974z Guess who’s coming home! Wanna hear a joke? Clay, Straw papers in the caf, JoNor- ChriMaurCher, KathTurque, “A wasted day is one on which you haven 7 laughed. ” Deborah L. Bullen Softball 1,2, 3. 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, “Debbie ' ’, ‘Cherish the past, enjoy the present, and look toward the future with a smile!’’ Kathleen Ellen Burke Elizabeth Ellen Burns 21 Charles F. Busa Cross Country 1 . Indoor Track I . Track I, Back Pack Club 3,4, Band 4, Chess Club 4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Concert Choir 2, Orchestra 4. Musical 3,4, American Youth Symphony Chorus 4, Southeast District Mus- ic Festival 3,4, Future plans - Music, Education Major Paul S. Butterwonh Informer Staff 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, John M. Burns Charles F. Busa Paul S. Butterworth Debbie Canale Drill Team 1, Debbie , Liked some. Loved one . . . Tee Study, Choch, Gary, Debbie, Summer of 75”, Best, Scratch my itch , DEC A 4 Christine L. Byron 1 Linda Calapa John Campbell James D. Cain Dorothy T. Calarese Debbie Canale Donna M. Calapa Gerald L. Callahan Patricia L. Capitain 28 1 Paul Kevin Car berry Neal J. Carey Kathryn Louise Carlson William L. Carr 11 ■I, T: i! ) Escape! David A. Caruso John M. Casali Brian J. Caruso Ann M. Casserly Paul Kevin Carberry Debate Club 3,4, Informer Staff 3,4, Anarchy is against the law’’. Ambition ■ . obel Prize - Literature NealJ. Carey Indoor Track 1, Soccer 1,2, 3,4, Carehee’’, B.V.’’, D.I.A.L., Awe come on. Goat”, C.Z.” Kathryn Louise Carlson Am. Field Ser. 4, Stage Crew 3, Media Center 3,4 John Casali Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 (co-capt.). Foot- ball 1,2,3, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 (co-capt. ),’’Cas”, D.l.A.L. The Garden”, The Cape, Frampton 29 Catherine Cassidy Loretta A. Cenci Robert Lester Chandler Ski Club 2,3,4 Catherine Cassidy Am. Field Sen 3, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Future Med. I , Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, I..C.D.M., ,T.S, Fert - Party - Rink - Beach - Vette- 70 6 I spose. Susan Marie Caswell Celeste Cavallaro Mary Cavanaugh Catherine Ann Centorino Paul J. Centrella MaryEllen Chafe Carol Ann Chane Drill Team 2, Track 2,4, P ' uture Teach, 2, Office Aid 2 Catherine Ann Centorino P ' uture Teach. 4, Color Guard 4, Concert Choir ! ,2,3,4, Future plans - be a Nursery School Teacher. Susan Marie Caswell Volleyball 2,3,4, (Capt. 3 4), Memories - so hard to forget. ” Marilou Jean Chinzi Basketball 1 ,2,3,4, P ' ield Hockey 1,2,3, Intramurals 1 , Softball 1,2, 3,4, Band I , Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, We have had a lot of great times together. ’’ Sue. Karen, Nancy”. . . Let ' s make a scene.” “I hope we don ' t get caught. ” Future plans - Hairdressing Celeste Marie Cavallaro Tennis I. Good Luck Class of “ 77 ” Patricia L. Ciardi Ciardi”, Pat”. Spaced, Cape 76”, It’s a small world. Cape 74”, Winston, I’m dreaming. This can’t be happening, I ' m crazy, so what. It’s sufice, NFD, Mansfield 74”, 75”. 76”. CDC”, Reaching out . . . help- ing others to live, to laugh. We open ourselves to give . . . And by giving, we gain so much.” MaryEllen Chafe Smoking Area 1 ,2,3,4, Pass Out 76” Is this the beginning or is this the end ' ! 30 Maureen T. Clancy Robin H. Citron Richard James Clark Karen A. Clemente Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 Richard James Clark Baseball 2, Football 1,2,3, 4, Key Club 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Future plans - to attend a 4-yr. college majoring in Law. Robin H. Citron Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Key Club 4, Student Gov. 1 , “We make a liv- ing by what we get, we make a life by what we give. Laura L. Cleggett Jeremiah Clifford Maureen Clancy Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, We know what we are, but know not what we may be.” Laura L. Cleggett Track 2, Band 1,2,3, Future Med. 1.2. Ski Club 2,3,4, “B.H.S. was like one continuous circle that I thought would never end!” Future plans ■ Business The annoucements will he on in a moment. Joseph T. Clifford Football 1,2,3, Debate Club 2,3, Future Med. 3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, V.P. Junior Class. Pres. Sen- ior Class, Elected to Mass. Boys- State, Hey Jon, “1 know you believe you understand what I think 1 said!” Elected to repre- sent B.H.S. on Student Gov. Day. Cindy L. Clougherty Cheerleading 1.2, Am. Field Ser. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Many people are so afraid to die that they never begin to live. Snig- gles, Bermuda Bound, Initiation. II ' . (V., Marshmallows, H.S., Best friend”. OZ, Wellesley k 31 Douglas W. Coates Anne Collins Diane M. Comoletti Donald Robert Collins Soccer 3,4, “It’s good to be out, but now what do I do?’’ (Cheryl, Joe Maureen, Donnie’s Stang, Kenny, Walworths with the Jocks, Dedham Cheerleaders, Fridays for the hoe down, Saturdays for the chicks), “Duck” Charles A. Cockshaw Donald Robert Collins Paid Comoletti Lisa Marie Conathan Summer 75,76, D.J.D.M. Barry Jay Coffman Tennis 1, Am. Field Ser. 3, Chess Club 3, Math Club 2, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Barry Jay Coffman Frank H. Collins Paul Gerard Collins Astronomy Club 1,2,3, 4 (V.P. 4), Chess Club 4, Communication Club 4 Robert Coggins Bob (BC), Prom Com. , Student Gov. 4, MacDonalds, W.W. H.S., Rugby, “Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. ” Part - ty ’■MjM Robert Coggins Paul Gerard Collins Linda M. Concannon Cathy Ann Corman Cheerleading 2, Future Med. 2,3 4, Ski Club 1, 2.3,4, “Corm Robert Arnold Connolly Tennis 2,3,4, Debate Club 3, Informer Staff 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Student Gov. 4, “Who cares about apathy?’’, “Hey you. Hat Trick, he’s all ab! Informer Co-editor, French Exchange Trip, “Does the Golden Rule apply to masochists?’’, “I ’ll procrastinate tomorrow.’’ Sue Congdon “Just remember - when you think all is lost, the future remains. ’’ “Talk to ya later, Nance.’’, Stuff, Cuties, Parties, Hoits, R.O. Sally M. Conlon Future Secretaries 1 ,2,3,4 Anne M. Connors Drill Team 1, Field Hockey 2, Tennis 1, 2,3, 4, Ski Club 3,4, Reality, it’s not for me and it makes me laugh, uh huh. Banana, Yeah, I’m a tardl Monty Python freak! String! Future plans - Bridgewater State, Physical Ed. Gail M. Connolly Track 2, Future Med. 4, .Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, “He who looks fora brighter tomorrow and finds no beautv in today, has somehow missed the joy of living somewhere along the way.’’ “Sweet Home Alabama ! ’’ Susan P. Congdon Robert Arnold Connolly Cathy Ann Corman Sally M. Conlon Edward H. Connolly Leonard Cosgrove ! Nancy L. Coyle Future Med. 4, Concert Choir I Mary Jean Cox B-142, No. 1, Pass out 76 , VVVVVP. . . James J. Cox Intramurals 4. Chess Club 1,3,4 Christopher J. Crowley Track I , Key Club 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Stu- dent Gov. 1,2, 3,4, State Gov. Liason 4, Representative to the State Board of Education 3,4, .Mac’s. . . Maine, lY.lV., H.S. Marie E. Crovo French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Fu- ture Med. 2,3,4, Nat. Hon. So- ciety 3,4 Kathleen T. Cummings Drill Team 1, Majoretts 2,3,4, (Capt. 4), Modern dance in gym show 1, Future plans - Business Administration Gayle Maria Crowley Basketball 1,4, Softball 1,4, No one can make good times for you, you have to make them for yourself. Down the Hut, It ' s been Real! 4 Joe’s Laurie J. Coughlin Yearbook Staff 4, Future Secre- taries 4, Be happy! And have a Good Time!’’ Nancy Ann Costa Vice President, Burrrrpp’’, Passout’’, Burn free or die Laurie J. Coughlin Mary Jean Cox Marie E. Crovo Nancy A nn Costa James J. Cox Paul J. Coyle Gayle Maria Crowley Thomas J. Coute Nancy L. Coyle Christopher J. Crowley Kathleen T. Cummings 34 Kathleen Teresa Curran Sandra Lee Curry Linda Jeanne Curtin Joan Curtis Jon William Curran Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Football 1, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, (V.P.), “But Tim, I ' m not sure you realize that what I heard is not what you meant. ” Kathleen Teresa Curran Volleyball 2,3,4, French Nat. H. Society 2,3,4, (Pres. 4), Nat. Hon. Society 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, 6 29175, P.G.B., “Thanks” Douglas Walker Curren Rifle Team 3,4, Soccer 1,2, Tennis 1,2, Band 1 ,2,3,4, Never forget the Bus ride home from Wellesley, H.S,D,L, Future plans - Hotel management at CCCC, or Paul Smith School of Hotel Management. Sandra Lee Curry Softball 1,2,3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Linda Jeanne Curtin Future Med. 3,4 35 Robert Martin Cusack Richard A. Darcy A lice E. Dean Hiking Club 1,4, Foreign Lang. Club 2, Future Secretaries 4, Love will keep us together . Future plans - secretarial Richard A. Darcy Football 1,2, Tennis 3 ,4, Back Pack Club 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3, 4 Robert Martin Cusack Baseball 1 ,2,3,4, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 1,2, 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Sack , The Garden, B.U. Anne Louise Daly Grace M, Da we William D. Defrancesco Grace M, Dawe Treasurer of Future Secretaries 4, Pass-out, 76 , Ja nade kjipu ti, mul se pana la zapi! Anne Louise Daly Drill Team 2, “My name is Anne, not David’s ex. ' for every time we broke-up ! Future plans - go on to college then become an execu- tive secretary “Well, Monday I was sick, Tuesday I was late, and . . .” Robert P. Delaney Lauren A. Deiss Field Hockey 1,2, Indoor Track 3, Track 2,3, Live each day to the fullest, don’t let a single day slip by. ’’ 36 Mark J. Deleo Mary Ann Deluca 0 -■ Thomas Demeo Maria M. DePalma Kathleen Marie DeSantis Marguerite T. Devine Mary-Joan DiCienzo Hiking Club 3,4, Future plans - Teacher of Gov. Anna M. Discipio Gregory Disher Mary Ann Deluca “The world is a play that would not be worth seeing if we knew the plot. ” Linda M. De Nicola Carolyn Marie Dhimitri Gioia Marie DiTullio Pep Squad 3, “To overlook the little things in life is to miss the biggest part of life itself. ” W. W., H.S., “Sissa Luv”, B.U. . . . Land of Oz, Birds? , Oct. I and 1 1 , J.M., Carolyn Marie Dhimitri CPT-9, CPT-IO, DECA, Passout Monty Python Linda DeNicola “Lissa”, Gunk, Where the huck- awel, It’s sufice, NFD: GECU76, Cape “74”, Winston, “We can only relive our High School years by our memories.’’ 37 I John Anthony DiTullio Basketball I , Football 1,2,3, 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Tennis 3 Kathryn M. Dodero Volleyball 1, “If you have love. Set it free - If it comes back. It’s yours; If it doesn’t, it never was. ’ ’ John Anthony DiTullio Kathryn M. Dodero William Edward Donahue “Bunce’’, Scituate (the cape), “Falcon Eddie’’, “Dunahee’’ Kathleen Margaret Doherty Drill Team I, Intramurals 1 ,2, Pep Squad 4, Tennis 1, Future Med. 4, Decorating Com. 2, Class Fund-raising 2,3, Foreign Lang. 2, Float Com. 3, JoNorChri Maur- Cher Kathturque, “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.’’ “Yuh . . . and that too.’’ “I’m happy for you. ’’ “God bless you too. ’’ Kathleen Margaret Doherty Jeanne M. Dominico William Edward Donahue Nancy Jean Dolan Majoretts 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff 4, B. G. V. Club 3,4, Summer of M “76 , Van Boogies, HarFrasha- BarDol, 21 3, Future plans - | Nursing ri Nancy Jean Dolan Janet M. Donahue Barbra J. Dooley 38 Miriam Duggan Am. Field Ser. 4, Student Gov. 1, “Mimi”, “We can dream about forever, but we really only live today. Ann Doucette Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 3 A nn M. Doucette Gary T. Drinkwater Miriam Duggan Bruce Harrison Dugmore Baseball 1, 2,3, 4, Basketball 1,2 Christine M. Driscoll Band 1,2,3, Future Med. 4 John Robert Dougan Track 2, Hiking Club 1, Ski Club 3,4, “Jet John Robert Dougan Christine M. Driscoll Bruce Harrison Dugmore Helen Louise M. Driscoll Golf 4, Band 1 ,2,3,4, Future Teach. 4, Band Drum Major 3,4, Musical 2,3, Winter color guard 4 Patrick J. Downey Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, “Rosco , Give the matrons machine guns! Patrick J. Downey Helen Louise M. Driscoll Lisa A. Dunajski Mary A. Drogo Pep Squad 3, Track 2, Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Gov. 3, Homecoming Com. 3,4, Soccer Stat. 3,4, “Mae , “The fun, the joy, and the tears will be remembered all our years. W. W., Marshmallows, H.S, Initiation, Popcorn, Plant, Legion Summers!, B. U., B.G., Lunch Club, Land of Oz, Frampton “76 , “Sissa-Luv September 18, 1976, P.F. “What’s for dinner? B.H.S. forever David Doyle Mary A. Drogo Lisa B. Dunfield 1 Diane M. Elliott Pep Squad 3, Track 1,2, Memo- ries of the past will never fade in the mind of the beholder.” W. W., H. S., Out to lunch. The yellow box, N. O. IV., Bermuda Bound, Doritos, Mac’s, Elliot Nest, Plant, Bowlen Barbara Jean Erskine Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Future Med. 4, Bubby”, STM, Adams Park, “Don’t have time and if I do. I’ll be late anyway.” I don’t know what’s going on.” 4-Joes, Billy - Bridgewater, Future plans - pediatric nurse Robert J. Durgin David P. Duval Ido tatoos, too. I I I k 1 Wayne A. Dyer Gerald K. Earl Joseph E. Eifler Diane M. Elliott Barbara Jean Erskine 40 Benedict Fabiano Donald D. Faulkner Laura V. Fill is Michelle Therese Flaherty Carol D. Fabiano Teresa A. Fagan Eileen F. Feeney Jacqiieline L. Field Joseph W. Fitzgihbon Paul G. Fisher Michael G. Flater Robert Fleming Eileen F. Feeney “Time may change me, but I can ' t trace time.’’, Oct., “Passout’’, “10,000 Dollar Pyramid’’, CPT9- 10, “ERMA ”, .Martha ' s Vineyard, .Monty Python Paul G. Fisher Baseball 1,3,4, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 1 ,2,3,Co-capt. 4, “Fish”, “The Garden”, D.1..A.L., The Cape Michelle There se Flaherty Cheerleading 1,2, Pep Squad 4, Track 2, Informer Staff 3,4, “Sprout”, Ya,lloveya! C.P.T., Vineyard, Blue Bomber vs. Yel- low Bo.x, .Mutt Jeff, House 1 Rep. 1, “1 keep looking back over my shoulder : couple of good friends gain by” Bermuda Bound 41 Paula A. Fletcher Mary Elizabeth Foley Susan Frances Frazier Softball 1,2, Key Club 4, “True friendship is a plant of slow growth. Homecoming Com. 3,4, B. G. V. Club 3,4, Frisbee Team 3,4, Summer of “76 , Van Boogies, HarFraShaBarDol, Cookouts, KBB, Aug. 1st Mary Elizabeth Foley Pep Squad 3,4, Student Gov. 1, Homecoming Float Com. 2,3, Foliage, Cr BJB, I’m not a trooper! Golf Course Paula Fletcher Track 2,3,4, “S.F. , “Colbra 2 , Genesis, Summer of “76 , Only Sixteen, Up the Rock, Tootsie, “J.J.”, “22 , R.W.G., “Best Friend Karen A. Flynn Jacqueline Marie Foley Elizabeth Anne Forsyth Majoretts 1,2,3, Dramatics 1 , “Open foot, insert mouth. ” “Will always remember the all- nighters. Future plans ■ College, Media Communications Jacqueline Marie Foley Field Hockey 1,2,3, Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Hiking Club 1,4, Ski Club 3,4, “Your goals for tomor- row are reached by dreams of today. Future plans - Social Work - University of N.H. Karen A. Flynn Golf 1, 2,3,4, “Say WHAT?! Richard Forsherg Charles A. Freeley Leah A. Marie Fraga Christine E. French Leah A. Marie Fraga Field Hockey 1, Softball 1,2, Grievance Com., Work Study, Future plans - further education at an art music school (seper- atej or one college for both ' ■I I 42 AtmeMahe L. Fmth Robert M. Fulton Kenneth M. Furtney Charlene A. Gagne “ Of course Fnt cool ! Just ask me. AnnMarie L. Fruth Orchestra, In cast of, Of Thee I Sing. Those who have many friends are rich indeed. Future plans - special education Charlene A. Gagne Tennis I, Charlie , One’s best diary is his own memory. L.P. - Turtox, Funtre plans- Nursing Suzanne Elaine Fulton Jean M. Gailunas Laurel Jean Gallagher Ski Club 4, Stone Soup Staff 4, Ready I’m not. here I come. Jean M. Gailunas Volleyball 2, Ant Field Ser. 3. French . ' at. H. Society 2,3 (Treasurer 3 ), Informer Staff 4. Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Any kindness that I can show , let me do it now. For I shall not pass this ivay again. Funtre plans - College ■ nursing Suzanne Elaine Fulton Gymnastics 1 .2,3.4, Softball 1,2, 3.4, Volleyball 2,3,4, (co-capt. 4), Key Club 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 (Chairman of Social Services), Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine. Homecoming 1975, You are the Sunshine of my life, Chinaman, Choc. Chip Cookies. 23, Get my drift? Obviously Daniel A. Furlani i Roseanne Galeazzo Lisa Anne Gallivan Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4, Golf 1,2, Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Class Secre- tary 1,2,4, School Com. Rep. 3, Wamp Week 1 ,2,3,4 , Student Gov. 1,2, 3,4, Homecoming Com. 1, 2,3,4, Prom Com. 3,4. A day is not complete unless it leaves you with a memory. J.G.B., today and always. Fearsome Foursome. MiSul.iKa, T..A. Daniel A. Furlani Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Soccer 1, 2,3,4, Zini , Hypo , Book em, Fal Theory, What is this, Frampton B.U. i 43 Lori A. Golbranson W.W., H.S.. Bermuda Bound Susan Shawna Giannino Work Study, “Keep on rolling with the stones. “Hot stuff, can ' t get enough , ‘‘Give my re- gards to Broadway”, “Jeans for the genies , “Dresses for the dreamers” Future plans - model- ing and drama. Copley 7 Patricia Ellen Gambino Basketball 1, 2.3.4, Field Hockey 1, 2,3, 4, Intramurals 1, Softball 1, 2,3,4, “Take advantage of what you ' re getting, and thank God for what you ' ve got. Down the Hut: Adams Park : The 4 “Joes”, “Bobby” Sharon Lee Ganci Future Med. 4, Nat. Hon. Society 4, Nurses Aid 4, “Sha , “Cherish yesterday, dream for tomorrow, live for today. Future plans- Nursing Patricia Ellen Gambino Sharon Lee Ganci Susan Shawna Giannino Lori A. Golbranson Russell A. Glod John D. G older Josephine Gaudet “Jo Paul Edward Gavoni Football 1 ,2,3, Track I , Future plans - College Josephine Gaudet Paul E. Gavoni 1 “ For show and tell time today Ed like to . . . Robert D. Grant Football I , Chess Club 4, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Randall S. Goldman “Randy” Randall S. Goldman William Gormley Robert D. Grant Lorraine Marie Gozzo Basketball 2, Drill Team 2, Rifle Team 2,3,4, Tennis 1, Track 2.3.4, Hiking Club 1,2,4, Math Club 1 ,2,3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3.4, “Laurie , Ick!, Bug!, Gish! Linda Barbosa Goncalves Future plans ■ College - Business .4 dministration Cynthia J. Graziano Future Med. I, “It’s a possibility” “Ay - Compadre Kevin Patrick Grady Football 2, “He who doesn’t slow down at the sign of a police- man, is parked.” Nancy Gail Goostray Nanc, Vega, “Enjoy yourself, be good and never give up!” Linda Barbosa Goncalves Lorraine Marie Gozzo Charles P. Graziano ■J Nancy Gail Goostray Kevin Patrick Grady John A. Graziano Christine M. Graham Future Secretaries 4, Summer of “76”, Nanci and Tricia, Light it up Mary Constance Gorham Golf 1, 2, 3,4, Future .Med. 3,4, SkiClub 1 ,2,3,4(Sec. 4), Prom Com. 4, Grievance Com. 4, Julie Steele .Memorial Scholarship Fund 2, “What a cookie sheet . . . OFO, Weenie . . . Than.x .Mom, Colors, There is no need for an outpouring of words to a friend : thoughts are heard before they are spoken. Mary Constance Gorham Christine M. Graham .1 Cynthia J. Graziano Michael F. Greene Football 1,2,3, 4, Am. Field Ser. 3.4, French Nat. H. Society 1,2, . at. Hon. Society 3.4, Student Gov. 3,4, ‘Society is its own prison. ' ' Stephen Michael Griffin Football 2, French .Nat. H. Society 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 4, Just because you ' re paranoid, doesn ' t mean they’re not out to get you. ’’ Michael F. Greene Mary Kristina Griffith Cheerleading 2, Ski Club 1 , “If you love something badly, set it free : if it comes back, it will always be yours: if it doesn ' t, it was never yours to begin with. Pigtails and glasses; C. P. T. . Vine- ,v ard , C. C. C. C. ? B lue Bo m b er I’S. yellow box; and yes we finally made it! Gary J. Griffiths Karate Club 1, Future plans - Electrical Engineering Mark Stephen Groleau “Garbo’’, Future plans - Possibly Eocational School Mary Kristina Griffith Annika Jenny Halvarson “Hejs suejs i Lingonskogen!’’ Mike A. Gurney Gail Marie Hanlon “Passout 76”, Hey Snail Alison Britton Hanly Gymnastics 1, 2,3,4, Track 2, “Do not linger to gather flowers to keep them, but walk on, for flowers will keep themselves.” Judee Hannon Drill Team 2. “How ' s the ‘E’ wing?” Gail Marie Hanlon John G. Grieco Gary J. Griffiths Annika Jenny Halvarson I Alison Britton Hanly Stephen Michael Griffin Mark Stephen Groleau Judith Hanley Judee L. Hannon 46 Carol Mary Hansen Basketball 1. Ski Club 1, 2,3,4 Paula Jean Hanson Pep Squad 4. Track 1,2, Future Med. 1,2, 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4, “Apple- sac.” Good times today, mem- ories tomorrow. Paula Jean Hanson That’s Italian Susan Kelly Hargadon Jeanne C. Harrington Susan Kelly Hargadon Drill Team 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Future Teach. 2, Hiking Club 4. Stone Soup Staff 4,‘‘A good sense of humor can smooth out the rough spots in life. Jeanne C. Harrington Softball 1, Summer “ 75 ” “76”, Russia, LDMD, “-4 smile is the whisper of a laugh. ” Hi kids. Why me? “Bean” Lisa Marie Harrington Dramatics 1 ,2,3,4, Stage Crew 1,2,3, 4, Dtespian Society 1,2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4), Pres. Drama Club 4, .Madrigal Singers 3,4, B. H. S. Drama Festivals, g - o - rSla, gimme - a - smooch, magic sticks, skipper n !, I’m so confused. Honey, Buddy, Joysis, All the world ' s a stage ...” Lisa Marie Harrington Janet Lynn Harris Field Hockey 1 , Track 1,2,4, Ski Club 3.4 Janet M. Harris DEC A 4, “Hope to see everyone in 5 years. ” .vr Janet M. Harris Nancy J. Harrison Janet Lynn Harris 47 Nancy A nne Hart Paul A. Harvey Lauren G. Hatch Field Hockey I. Future Med. 1, “Life is wonderful, exciting, and beautiful. Future plans - Special Ed. Teacher Paul A. Harvey Burl, - Harv. “The Raiders’’. . . . to design a building.” Nancy Anne Hart Drill Team I, Gymnastics 1 ,2,3, Softball 2, Tennis 1, Volleyball 2,3,4, Key Club 4, B. G. V. Club 3,4, Homecoming Com. 3,4, Frisbee Team 3,4, Volleyball games, Nice Serve”, pumpkins. Summer of “76”, cruisin, S W.A.T., fritos, morton park, pond meadows. Van Boogies, frisbee, tulips, yow, .MicHarFra- BarShaDol. .Memories can make you happy, but they may also make you sad. ” Patricia Joan Hartin Wendy S. Harvie Lois A nn Hathaway Basketball 1, Track 1, 2,3, 4, “Friendship holds up through the good times, but true friendship holds up through even the hardest of times. ” IV. W. H.S., N. O. W., Chris ’ Belt, T oto, C. C. C. C. ? B. G. , S. G. W., 12:00 Noon Fireball, Jr. Prom, my toe. Hey K at h.. Hi to, Bermuda Bound Wendy S. Harvie Ski Club 4, As you dream, so shall you become. ” Future plans - Early Childhoon Ed. Patricia Joan Hartin Future Secretaries Club 3,4, “What a rush!” James Michael Harvey David G. Ha r ting 778403 David G. Harting Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Informer Staff 3,4, (Co-editor 4 Rare pleasure, Bass, Vocals James Michael Harvey Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 1,2, Hiking Club 4, “Harv”, Future plans - attend a four-year college. 48 Dale Hausman Virginia L. Henion Patricia Ann Hickey Ski Club 4, German Club 3, Senior Prom Com., “Pass-out “Flo , “A smile goes a mile and it doesn’t cost a cent. ” Virginia L. Hernon Future Med. 1,2, “What? , “Middle doors”, “J.S.F.”, “Party, where? . Future plans - College for Business Accounting Noreen A nn Hegarty Donna K. Herrick Arthur W. Hicks Donna K. Herrick Drill Team 1, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, Future Med. 1,2,4, “Love is worth more than intelli- gence.” J.C. 3 23174, “I lived through yesterday, lam not afraid of tomorrow, because I Have loved today. ” “It ' s a small world, so make the best of it!’’ Noreen Ann Hegarty Future Teach. 2, Hiking Club 3, Ski Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Float 3, JoNorChri - Maur- Cher - Kathturque ! , Dream on . . “Memories are golden, treasure them forever. ” David John Herron i Elizabeth Himmel Volleyball 2, Band 1,2,3, 4, Dram- atics 2,4, Ski Club 1,2, Madrigal Singers 3,4, “I believe that music is love, and love is music. ’’ Fu- ture plans - College, Music Educa- tion, Music Teacher David John Herron Ice Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 1,2,3, “Guy”, “Dubs , The Gardens 17, “B. if. ”, The Cape, Manomet, Stanley Cup Sheila Marie Hemeon Gymnastics 1, 2,3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Volleyball 4, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Future Med. 2,3,4, Informer Staff 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1, 2,3, 4, “France � I Mary Patricia Hennessey Judith Hession William R. Hint home Judith Hession Basketball 1,4, Volleyball 4, Dramatics 1,2,3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 2,3,4, Student Gov. 1, 2,3,4, “Where there is an open mind, there is always a new frontier. Mary Patricia Hennessey Hiking Club 1,4, Nat. Hon. Society 4, Ski Club 3,4, Guidance Aid 2,3, “Happiness is having friends like mine, and all our memories.” 49 Marilyn J. Hintsa Tennis 1, Future Med. 2,3,4, Hiking Club 3,4, Office Aid 1, Memory is the diary we all carry with us. Future plans - Nursing. Tami Joan Holloway Pep Squad 2, Softball I, Volley- ball 3, TJ , P.B.’’, Student Gov. 1, 2,3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Homecoming Com. 4, Retreat Com. 2,4, Dance Com. 4, Wamp Week Com. 2,3,4, That ' s wicked funny!”, Say Sweetie , Make- it”. Kidnap breakfast. Vineyard , Halloween, This is the next year you expected so much from last year. Get it clear. Get it straight. Double 7 is Double Great! ” Donna Howie Yesterday, today, tomorrow Marilyn J. Hintsa Michael H. Hitchings Kevin F. Hoffman Michael Hojnowski Michael J. Horgan Tami Joan Holloway Robert Hogan Robert M. Howard Donm M. Howie Joseph William Hubbard Baseball 1, Cross Country 1,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Co-cap t. cross country and out- ' door track 4, Hub Stephen Hogan Gregory C. Holmes Joseph William Hubbard Eric Douglas Jacobson Baseball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, 4, Ice Hockey 1,2,3, 4, Tennis3, Track 4, National Honor Society 3,4, “Jake ... “Head”... O.T.R. ... 5116 It ' H ' ... B.H.S.P.L. David Albert Hufnagle Baseball 1 , Informer Staff 4, Key Club 3,4 (Sec. 4), Boys State, Honorable mention in Science Competition, “Do your own thing” and remember: “Huff”, H ' . IV’., H.S., H.P.S., Surf. Future plans - College Joseph Francis Hughes Ice Hockey 1, Soccer 1 ,2,3,4, Track 1, “To be yourself is dif- ferent, To be different not being yourself. It’s Kosher. Maureen, Duck, Donny, Kenny (S S,P. U. David Albert Hufnagle Peter Hurlhurt Erik Douglas Jacobson Joseph Francis Hughes Vincent Irwin Janies Jansky “ Dear Goldie, . . . ” Kevin Hughes Paul Hughes : 51 LL Bruce Sawyer Johnson Basketball 1. 2,3,4, Hiking Club 4 Deborah S. Jenkins Am. Field Ser. 3, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Math Club 1,3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, “Reach for your dreams. ” Future plans - Social Worker Marshall Jones Rifle Team 4, Stage Crew 2,3,4 Liisa C. Johnson Cheerleading 1,3,4 (co-capt 4), Track 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Guidance Aid 1, Media Center Aid 1, Homecoming Com. 1,3,4, “Memories . . . twang! L K, Michael, 11 17175, Hay ride, B.H.T.C., “Your basic . . . All my friends, W.W., smile, Ply- mouth, “Tljis will be. . . B.U., B.G. ... of happy days gone by. ” Thomas Michael Jones Baseball 1, Chess Club 3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Future plans - College and Business Field Deborah S. Jenkins Bruce Sawyer Johnson b Liisa C. Johnson Tammy Johnson Glen Johnson Marshall Jones Thomas Michael Jones James Joyce 52 Robert Kaitz Robert W. Junkim Dramatics 3,4, Hiking Club 2,3,4, Big Brother Club 2,3,4, Foreign Bang. Club 2,3, Public Relations President, Madrigal Singers 4, “Try to remember . .. the way we were. ” Future plans - College Richard Julia no Ellen Christine Kearns John Minton Kelley Julie Keating Margaret Theresa Kelley Theodore Peter Kelly Jean M. Keefe Kathleen Kelly Michael Edward Kemlrick Ellen Christine Kearns Golf 2, Pep Squad 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Mac’s, H ' . H ' . ' i, H,S. P.L., j.P., Frozen B ' s, Toll . . . No Toll Jean M. Keefe Basketball 1, “How ya doin’’’’ “Climb til your dreams come true. John Minton Kelley Indoor Track 2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4, “Kel”, The summers at York Beach, Sun’ n Surf Margaret Theresa Kelley Cheerleading 1,2, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Susan H. Kelly Am. Field Ser. 4, Hiking Club 3, Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, Media Center Aid 3,4, Chorus 3,4, “No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence.’’ Future plans - Air- line Stewardess or work for the airlines. Theodore Peter Kelly “Theo” Michael Edward Kendrick Band 1,2, 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, “The more things a man is ashamed of, the more he is re- spected.’’ (George Bernard Shaw) 53 Brian Kenny Susan Killory Christina Louise King hat. Hon. Society 3,4. Lab Assistant 3.4, “Keep on dancing.’’’ Future plans - Career in Chemistry Elizabeth A. Keohan Florence T. Kimball Jean L. King Brenda Ann Killian Intramurals 3, Pep Squad 4. Hiking Club 4, Ski Club 4, “Friendship always benefits: Love sometimes hurts. ” 54 Robert A. Klingner Paul M. Korntann Robert H. Laing Soccer 1,2, 3, 4. Track 3,4, Today is like tomorrow yester- day.” Future plans - Phys. F.d., Math teacher. Coach Paul M. Kormann Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4 (co-capt.) Frederick William Koehler Edward Stephen Kracunas Carole Lynne Lambert Volleyball 3 .4, Always be yourself. ’ ’ Edward Stephen Kracunas Indoor Track 4, Intramurals 1,2,3, 4, Track 3,4 Frederick William Koehler Football 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, Key Club 3,4, Remember: Walpole Game 1976 , Future plans - College Michael Charles Kinne Steven M. Kramer Susan E, Koffman Tennis I, Am. Field Ser. 3, Chess Club 4, Stage Crew 2,3, Madrigal Singers 3,4, Concert Choir 1,2, Sue , Follow your friends to hell, and your reward will be a place with them. Bye Ra . . . Summer 75 , “76”, Boo . . . Muskatel. Michael Charles Kinne Baseball 1,2, Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Daniel Laffin Football 1 ,2,3,4 George Christos Kokoros Football 3,4, Student Gov. 3, Corky , Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. ' Future plans - I. awyer. Politician Paula L. Kinniburgh Future Med. 4, P.S. - I. YFE, After it’s over, all we have left is ou r mem ories. ” Fu ture plans ■ Nursing Susan E. Koffman Paula L. Kinniburgh George Christos Kokoros 55 Donna Jean LaPlume Field Hockey 2, “We are as happy as we make up our minds to be. ” Karen R. Larson Cheerleading I, Gymnastics 2, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. Student Gov. 1, 2, 3, 4, No, but you don’t understand. Cattails. . .La! . . . “Buddies’’, W.W., Mac’s, H.S.P.L., Bf at Swifts, Whites Wicks, Crackle “ And for my next number . . . ” Peter La none Paul G. Lamir Francis P. Lane James F. Larkin Karen R. Larson David H. Larssen Donna Jean LaPlume 56 Monique M. LaTegola Volleyball 2, Future Med. 2,3, Hiking Club 3, Homecoming Float 2,3, “JoNorChri-MaurCher- Katliturque!”, ‘‘6! 16 176”, Hot cocoa and cold toes. (Ve talk about our weaknesses, our might, mind and bodies, unspoken pro- mises unite. ” Monique M. LaTegola Peter L. Lawrence Jay R. LeGrand Karen . 4 . Lehner Future Med. 1,2,3, Distributive Ed. 4, How ' s it going ' ” , ‘ Ex- cellent”, ‘ ‘See ya later” Amy Darlene Lathrop “We are the children of God. Live, Love and be Free.” Robert C. Laufer Cross Country 1,2, Indoor Track 1,2,3, 4 (Capt. 4), Track 1,2,3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, ‘‘Lauf , W.W., H.S.P.L., “There’s nothing vou can do that can ' t be done. ” Vincent James Lento Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Track4, “Slento” “A chick is like a phone: easy to pick up. Future plans - Phys. Ed. teacher and play soccer Stephen P. Lear Vincent Janies Lento Amy Darlene Lathrop Stephen A. Leadbetter Robert C. Laufer Karen A. Lehner Nancy Lauria “Living is devilising. Dying is sacrificing. We cannot pass by a realistic reality on earth. Our bodies and minds are mechani- cally controlled by God. And God is the source of our living. Nancy Lauria Janice L. LeBlanc Freddy Less David H’. LeVangie Gymnastics I, Hiking Club 3, Ski Club 2,3.4, “The moment may be temporary, but the memory remains . . . ” Richard Warren Letteney Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Club 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Future plans - attend a four-year College Richard Warren Letteney Judith .4nn LoCicero Future Med. 4. Stage Crew 1,2, 3 4, Media Center 1,2,3, 4, Nurses Aid 4, Santa ' s Workshop 1,2, 3, 4, Wamp Week Com. 1,2,3, Class Float 1, 2, 3, 4, School Musical 1. 2,3, 4 Dale L. Lindstedt Summer of “73 , “Pass-out 76 ”, “Part of being free is a state of m ind ‘ ' Dead is ali ve. ' ' Dale L. Lindstedt Jo-Ann Terese Louis Future Med. 3,4, Homeroom Rep. I, Student Activities 1,2, 3, 4 “Louise , What is iC, Load, ' Whow, PS, TF, W.W., A A, Take a hike. My eye, Spoz, JoNorChri- MauCher-K athturque. Testing the brakes, “Always remember the Good Times. Steven J, Lorusso Rare Pleasure, Drums, Vocals Steven J. Lorusso Cheryl L. Lydon Future Teach. I, Ski Club 1 ,2,3,4, ' i ' earbook Staff 4, Cheryl Lee , Don ' t worry about it, Whoow, JorNorChriMaurCher-Ka th turq ue. What is it, Comhusk Queen of S.N., Miss Cheryl, Good Times, Noggin Nancy C. Lurvey Dramatics 3,4, Informer Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, “Call me to- night Sue , ' Cuz ' , ‘Cuties ' , ' Part- ies, ' R.O. ' , “Clip , Monty Python Freak, “While enormous strides have been made in communica- tions in recent years, there ' s still a lot to be said for the smile. “ Ronald T. Lucas David W. LeVangie Judith Ann LoCicero Jo-Ann Terese Louis Nancy C. Lurvey I Todd C. Lever ant Sheila Logan Patricia A. Low Cheryl L. Lydon 58 James J. Lyons Cathleen P. MacDonald Gregory MacDonald John MacDonald Kathleen Marie Lyndon Tennis I. Band 1.2, 3. French national Honor Society 2, Nat- ional Honor Society 3.4, Plan to go to college for business. Beautiful things are hard to keep Happy moments ' always go by too fast. It seems like you’re always living in dreams and memories. Janice Marie Lynch Cheerleading 2.3. Ski Club J, Yearbook Staff 4, Puppy. . . .Michael . . . I hear laughter in the Rain . . . Camelot . . . Toy! Homeeoming Comm. 3. . . .Aquinas. Frendship isn ' t the ob- ligation to be with someone, hut rather the desire to be with that person. James J. Lyons Ecology Club 4. Ski Club I, 2,3,4, Life is Borrowed Time go take all you can. Jim Kathleen .Ann Lyons Field Hockey I, Volleyball 3, Track 3. P ' uture Medical 3,4, Student Government House Rep. 4. School is my life and said to hr the rainbow of my future. . . X. O. tC. U ' . W. H. ' S. 12 NOOX C. C. C. C. ? C. P. T. TN- Jr. Prom. Hey Lo, Summer “76” Bermuda Bound. Senior Float. .Mutt (5 Jeff. Friends I Love It was real . . . Cathleen P. MacDonald Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey 1.2. Softball 1. 2.3, 4. Yearbook 4, Concert Choir 3,4, lam what I am, and always will be. John Mac Donald Baseball I. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Ice Hockey 1. 2,3,4, Macadoo , The Garden-12 D. I. A. L. Yaay! hatchback, Polara. Tasker. S..M.. Good Bash , Diats Sash , W.W., H.S. 59 Bruce A. MacKenzie Robert Francis Mackenrod Nancy J. MacKinnon Joseph F. MacLeod Christine Marie Maggioli Paul C. Mahon Cheerleading 3,4 (co-capt. 4), ! ntramurals 1 .2, Tennis I, Track 2, Am. Field Ser. 3 (Pres.), Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Hortieroom Rep. I, Homecoming Com. 3,4, JoNorChri-MaiirCher-Kathturque Whow!, Guess va had to be there. B. U., B. G., It’. H ' .. H.S.P.L., Mac’s, Chick, Cheering Camp, JPBU- BHC, Life is what you make it - smile and live. Nancy J. MacKinnon Rozi, Southie, Cape. F.A.H., Ninny , Hey. Mr. Chapman, M.S.. Future down. Space Cadet. People are lonely because they build walls of bridges. Robert Francis Mackenrod Band 1.2. 3. 4, Always keep a happy note in life. Future plans - to attend College and be- come active in business and local Gov. Also to continue to play the drums professionally. Karen Theresa Mahoney Pep Squad 3,4, Key Club 4, Wamp Week Com. 4, Fearsome Foursome . . . MiSuI.i Ka, W. W., T.A., The Galli-van, Mac’s, You guys. . . how about the bridge The Cape, Legion Summers How can you say thanks for a mind full of beautiful memories? Margaret Ann Mahoney Basketball 1,3,4. Field Hockey 1.2, 3, 4, Softball 1,2, Track 3.4. Ski Club 3,4, Peggy , Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone ...” 60 Marcia Lynn Malagodi Joseph J. Manning Donald C. Mason Soccer 2, Wrestling 2. Band I Marcia Lynn Malagodi “Say what’’ What.” Future plans - Business College, Secretary Beverly A. Malone lima Jean Mancuso James F. Manley Kevin Brian Manning Kathleen Patricia Mathieu ■ ■ We ' re out of here. ' ' Good luck everybody. “ Kevin Brian Manning Baseball 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Key Club 2,3,4 (Pres.), Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, “Success is often the result of taking a misstep in the right direction. ’ “.Archie Stephen Michael Manning Kevin Dale Matthews Dramatics 1. Ski Club 2. Media Center .Aid 1,2, 3. 4. “The love of money isn ' t evil if it doesn ' t interfere with your love of people. “ Future plans - Busi- ness College, job in the business management field. Stephen Michael Manning Football I, “Yeah, you ' re a good egg Future plans - Wentworth Institute of Technology - electri- cal Engineering. Linda B. Mascioli James F. Mattie Football 1.2, 3. 4. Ice Hockey 1.2, 3.4. Track 1,3,4, “Jay , Summer of “76“, Canada (Macarooni). Hampton (DQj, U ' . II ' .. “tunes . Proms (KI). “. . . No. Really , The Zone Linda B. .Mascioli Future Secretaries 2. 3, 4, (Pres. 4) .Alma Jean Mancuso “Looking for a dream that 1 can not find so I will leave niy foot- steps in the prince sands of time. “ 61 Ally son J. McCarthy U ' . II ' . Mac ' s. Frozen B’s. I ' m not a trooper! CRBJP, Get Down, L.M.U.S.F., Golf Course Joanne L. McCarthy Track 3,4, Band 1,2, Hiking Club 2, “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye. Future plans - Special Education Linda .4. Mazzola Drill Team I, Future Med. 4 Sheila Marie McCarthy Basketball 1,2, Field Hockey 1. 2, 3.4, Softball 1. 2.3, 4. Hiking Club 4, Nat. Hon. Society 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4, “Yesterdays are gone, tomorrows are here. Future plans - criminal justice Kathleen Marie Mc.Alarney Basketball Manager I, Drill Team I, Volleyball .Manager 3, Am. Field Ser. 3, Future Teach. 3,4, (Pres. 4). Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 3, V.P. 4), Math Team 2,3,4, Student Gov. 2, “Mac . . . Kate . . . to live is to love. “ Michele Mazzarella “We ' re outta here!! ' ' Remem- ber talking smut during 5th period. ” Robert McBrine Rare Pleasure, Lead Guitar, Vocals Donna E. Mazzola Softball I, French Nat. H. Society 3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Stone Soup Staff I, Student Gov. 2,3,4, “Education is not just learning, but knowing how to use what you Ve learned. ” Lisa A. Mattson t Michele Mazzarella Donna E. Mazzola Linda A. Mazzola Kathleen Marie McAlarney Robert McBrine AllysonJ. McCarthy Joanne L. McCarthy Sheila Marie McCarthy Deborah A. McCormack Mark James McDonnell Basketball 1, 2, 3.4. Football 1.4. Track 1,3 John G. McDermott Cross Country 1. 2,3,4, Indoor Track 1,2,4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Cross Country Co-Cap t. Karen A. McCormack John G. McDermott Mark James McDonnell Marion Lynne McDermott Homeroom Rep. 1, Now is the time dreams come true. Paul J. McGourty Football 1.2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1,2,4. Do your own thing. ” Richard P. McDermott Football 1. Wrestling 1,2,3, No Problem ” Patricia Carey McCormack Bomb! Evil Woman, hi!. We’re outta here, D.A., Kitty Pinky! Hey. do you do it! Future plans - Nursing Kevin J. McCormack Marion Lynne McDermott Michele McFarland Patricia Carey McCormack Richard P. McDermott Paul J. McGourty Paul J. McCormick Philip McDonald James F. McGrath I ' 1 Lisa M. McGrath Field Hockey 1, Tennis 4, Am. Field Ser. 3. Future .Med. 4, Ski Club 4, Project Prove .Aid 2, Smile and be happy always. Future plans - Framingham State, .Medical Technology Susan Irene McGuire Future Teach. I, Nurses Aid 2. Concert Choir 1,2, 3, 4, High School years are the best of your life. Enjoy them while they ' re here . . . you ' ll miss them when they ' re gone. D. Scot McKenney Ice Hockey 1, 2,3,4 (Co-capt.), Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, “The Garde n , “B. U. ”, “Hugo ' s”, “W. W. ”, “Mantis” William F. McKinley Wrestling 1,2,3 Nancy Marie McKinney Basketball 1 ,2,3,4, Intramurals I, Softball 1,2, ' Tennis 3,4, Volleyball 4. “Hope we don ' t get caught. ” “Let ' s make a scene. ” “Secret, what secret’’” “Nice Serve!!” Patricia A. McKinney Remember the log and do a boon at the middle doors. J.S.F., We’re outta here! ! “I plead insanity !” Susan Irene McGuire Jeffrey A. McKay D. Scot McKenney Patricia A. McKinney William F. McKinley Nancy Marie McKinney Peter J. McLaughlin iL 64 Brian Kevin McLean Mary Kate McFarland Marsha L. Meeker Joseph McLean Ronald E. McPherson Mary K. Melchin Dennis McMahon Joseph Patrick McFarland Brian Kevin McLean Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1 ,2, Buzz”, When I die I ' ll go to heaven because I ' ve spent 13 years in hell. ” Kevin F. McMeekin Gymnastics I, Rifle Team 1,2, Chess Club 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Joseph Patrick McFarland Football 1,2, 3, 4, Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4 Marie T. McSweeney o « Richard A. Memmolo Mary Kate McFarland Gymnastics 1 ,2,3.4, Pep Squad 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4, Katie” . . . L £ K, Buddies”, La!, W.W. ' s, H.S.P.L., .Mac’s, Cruisin’, France, B.F. at Swift ' s. Pop!, Cherish the memories! Marsha L. Meeker Rifle Team 1 Mary K. Melchin Track 3,4, Dramatics 2, Future Med. 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3.4, Foreign Lang. Club 3, B.H.S. Musical ,4 ssoc. 2 I 65 Jose Roberto Valdez Mendoza Gail Sarah Mercier William Francis Merrigan David B. Merrill Cheryl A. Messinger I Randall B. Mikatni Cheryl A. Messinger Basketball 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, Track 1,2, Volleyball I, Future Med. 1, 2,3, 4, Decorating Com, 2,3, To accomplish whatever I accomplish, . . . Flight 99 Jose Roberto Valdez Mendoza Am. Field Ser. 4, Chess Club 4, Hiking Club 4, Ski Club 4, The highest reward for a man’s toil is not what he gets from it, but what he becomes by it . . , Future plans - Mechanical or Suclear Engineer Paul R. Metro Gregory Alan Miller Baseball I, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3 Paul Metro Ecology Club 3, Stage Crew 3, Spider Gail Sarah Mercier Project Prove Aid 2,3,4, I don ' t care . , , you ' re pressing your luck. Future plans - Special Education Teacher Joseph S, Mieciche Pamela J, Mitchell DEC A 4 Merry Lee Mezoff Ellen M. L, Milroy Ski Club 4, Senior Prom Fund Com,, Walter, Summer of 75 , The girls Merry Lee Mezoff Yearbook Staff 4, Decorating Com. 2, Summer 75 , 76 , Russia, JDLD, MC, OHHHHH! William Francis Merrigan Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football I, Band 1,2, Key Club 4 66 Theodore G. M it ton Sheila Molloy Leanne Gayle Moline John L. Monaghan Kathleen Lorraine Moody “Katiti” David Ralph Moorhead Basketball 1,2,4, Soccer I Leanne Gayle Moline French Nat. H. Society 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, ‘‘Oh, For God’s sake!” Future plans - Early Child- hood Education Michael T. Morgan Peter John Morin Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3,4, Don’t put down what you don’t understand. ” 67 Linda Marie Murphy Gymnastics 1, French Nat. H. Society 3, Future Med. 2,3, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1, Student Gov. 1,2,3 (Class Pres. 2,3), Crutchin’ 1,2,4, K K “Buddies , La!, U ' . (K ’s, H.S.P.L., Mac’s, Cruisin’, B.F. at Swift’s, The Monkey, Snap!, Good Friends, Memories. Maureen Carol Murphy Ski Club 2,3, “Murph , Joe 21141 75, JoNorChri-MaurCher- Kathturque, Whow!, Wliatatard!, “One true friend is better than many short acquaintances. ’’ Francine M. Mart ell Ski Club 3,4, “Plan to live in Australia if I make it over there. ” Richard Jay Murphy Football 1,2, 3,4, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4, Track 3,4, “Murf , “The weekend is here. ’’ “Ya, I’m having some medicine tonight. ” V. H ' ., “Oh, O.K. Sully , “You’re whipped Spider. ” James M. Munyon Baseball 1,2, Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co.-capt. 4), “Tut”, Don’t be a jerk. “The Gar- den-16’’, “B.U.”, D.I.A.L., Polara, Hatchback, L.H., Tasket, The Cape, Voir, “C.Z.” Donald James Moscone Wrestling 4, My S tang. Duck, Joe, Kenny, Nelly, “Beaver hunting is never out of season!” Francine M. Mortell Linda Marie Murphy Maureen Carol Murphy Donald James Mascone James M. Munyon Richard Jay Murphy Teresa Maria Napolitano Terri”, Owls Nest 74”, Hey does anyone want to play kitty? ” Robert Murphy Theresa Murphy Teresa Marie Napolitano Gary Michael Sedelman Football 2.3, Ski Club 1. 2,3,4, One day closer to death. ” Kevin William Murray Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3, 4, .Muzz Dennis Edward . ' ee Soccer 1,2, Wrestling 3, Badger”, I searched for my soul. But my soul was nowhere to be. I searched for my God, But my God eluded me. I searched for a friend, and I found all three.” Stephen John Murphy Cross Country 1, Gymnastics 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2, Back Pack. Club 3, 4, (Pres. 4), Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 (Pres. 3, 4), Do not reject what you do not understand, for with understanding, there may be acceptance. ” Sharon Murphy Kevin William .Murray Gary Michael Nedelman A Stephen John Murphy Mary Murray Dennis Edward Nee .Andrea . eil Gymnastics 1 , Track 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3.4, Ecology Club 3, Hiking Club 3.4. . at. Hon. Soc- iety 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, Clif- ford’s Porch, Love those bananas Karen, don ' t you? D. ' .P..A.. 7 4176, Peter Puff .Ask the jog- ger if you can ' t read the direct- ions. Grey Squirrel. A collec- tion of memories is something that can never be lost and can al- ways be found with friends. ” Susan B. .Murphy Track 2,3, Hiking Club 2, Infor- mer Staff 3,4, Stone Soup Staff 3, Smile and the whole world smiles with you, cry and you cry- alone. ” Future plans - to major in Art. Fashion designing , Boston State or Bridgewater, Traveling Susan B. .Murphy Robin Nadeau Andrea L. Neil Robert Allen Selligan “Bob , Study: Deb. Don, “I ain’t easy!” Best year 1979 John Randall Nelson Key Club 3.4, Nat. Hon. Society 3.4, “See there! A man is born - and we pronounce him fit for peace! Robert Allen Nelligan John Randall Nelson Michael S. Newman Nicholas T. Norton Christine O ' Brien Pep Squad 2, Track 2,4, Future Med. 4, “Love is a season that will last all your life. ” Future plans Nursing Karen Lee O ' Brien Cheerleading I, French Nat. H. Society 2,3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1,2, Stone Soup Staff 4 Anne Oakes Karen .Marie O ' Brien Indoor Track 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Debate Club 3,4, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Hiking Club 1,2,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, “Minnie M”, Bananas. . . Who’’ . . .Me? . . . “Has it ever occured to you that I just might have a more abnormal idea of nor- mal than you?” Grey Squirrel, “Drop Dead Grump , Heart At- tack Victim, Andrea, you love a swinger . . . Michael T. O ' Connor Cross Country 2,3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3.4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Ski Club 3,4 J Christine O ’Brien Stephen J. O ’Brien Karen Marie O ’Brien Robert W. Nelson f Joanne Noun Karen Lee O’Brien Michael T. O’Connor 70 Pamela Ann O’Connor Denise Marie O’Keefe Teresa Joan O ’Leary Irene E. Oliverio James A. O’Donnell John O’Leary William Edward O’Donnell Maryellen O’Leary Pamela Ann O ' Connor “Spamy!”, Remember the Hoone ' s at the Middle Doors. Hey”, we’re outta here! I plead the 5th. William Edward O ' Donnell Baseball J, Football I, Future plans - College, “A mind is not to be put to waste: but to use. ” Denise Marie O’Keefe Intramurals 1,2, Tennis I, Am. Field Ser. 3, ‘‘There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” B.O.O.T.Y., P.A.M., Whatever! Maryellen O’Leary Band I, Future Med. 2,3,4, Decorating Committee 2, ‘‘Crack a smile!” Future plans - Occupa- tional Therapy Ant filled doughnuts. Teresa Joan O’Leary Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1.2, Pep Squad 3,4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1,2, ‘‘T. ”, I was just test- ing the brakes! What?? W. H ' ., H.S.P.L.. .Mac’s, CRBJP. Frozen B’s, Whites Wicks, Sixies, Yeah. Fm a trooper, ‘‘Smile : it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” Irene E. Oliverio Deca Class Treasurer, ‘‘If you pay as y ou go these days, you may not have enough left to get back. ” 7 ] T Lisa J. Ostman 1 I Sandra Denise Ovens Anthony M. Panarelli Wayne A. Parker If only had a brain. 1 Sandra Denise Ovens “Thank God!” Patricia Marie Omar Stone Soup Staff 2, Office Aid 1, Funire plans - Art Therapist 72 David E. Payne Philip V. Petrocelli Timothy A. Picardi Philip V. Petrocelli Baseball 1,2, Gymnastics 1, Ice Hockey 2, Soccer 2,3,4, Key Club 4, “Phipps , Canada, Proms, P.Town, W.W., Hanks, The Zone, Hampton. D.Q., Que bee. Macaroni, Beets Free Chow, Chevy Van, Golf Course 18th Hole, (K.I.), “Herb the Benz 75 , Camino, “Do what you have to do. John Michael Perry David Allen Cathy A. Pike Pep Squad 3 , Rifle Team 4, Tennis 3, “The human mind is a special thing, let’s not waste it. David Allen Petzoldt Baseball I, Basketball 1,2, “Petz” John Michael Perry Football 1,2, 3,4, “Ed” Jeff D. Peters Carl F. Phinney Deborah Jean Pike “Debbie”, “I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what dir- ection we are moving ...” Lynne M. Peterson Carol A. Piazza Martha E. Poliak 13 Patricia Ann Powers Decca 4, “Coc ktail Time” Amy E. Pond Fii tnre plans - two year animal tec Imician Susan Powers Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2,3, 4, Intramurals 1, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1 ,2,3,4, “Let ' s make a scertel”, “Mari! Karen! Nancy!”, “ hope we don’t get caught!”, “ya, I talk to myself. . .”, Fu- ture plans - Springfield College Karen A. Porteus Pep Squad 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, “A day is wasted without laughter. ” Janet T. Pompeo Track 2,3,4, Ecology Club 4, Hiking Club 2,4, Informer Staff 4, “Live well: laugh often: love much. ” Future plans - College Weighing your thoughts Adeline A. Pompeo Amy E. Pond Janet T. Pompeo I j Karen A. Porteus , Patricia Ann Powers Sandra L. Potter Edward J. Powers Susan Powers 74 Karen Marie Pratt Field Hockey 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Chess Club 3, Hiking Club 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, “Follow your life ’s ambition. ” Future plans ■ Marine Biology Karen Marie Pratt Lynda M. Purcell Leo M. Raimondi Maureen .Ann Ramsay Track 3,4, Am. Field Ser. 3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Informer Staff 4, Nat. Hon. Society 4, “Moe” Susan J. Purpura Yearbook Staff 4, “Purpie”, DVPA, Best wishes Eugene O ' Neill, real ap“peel’’. Future plans - College (Accounting) John Michael Primiano Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2,3,4 John Michael Primiano Susan J. Purpura Maureen Ann Ramsay Bonnie J, Ramsey Future plans - Career in nursing Janet K. Quigley Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4, “Quiggs , Summer of “75”, “Good Luck” Lisa G, Primiano C.G. Medulla Jeanne Ellen Redmond Cheerleading 1, Turtle”, Future plans ■ Secretary Michelle .Antonette Puliafico Concert Choir 1,2, Madrigal Singers 4, Prom Com. 4, Hey you . . . Space Shot! Vacations “76”, Rozi, Southie, Cape, St. Thomas, Someone saved my life, P.E.O., “May you always have the freedom to be yourself, ” Michelle Antonette Puliafico Janet K. Quigley Bonnie J. Ramsey Lisa G. Primiano Frances M. Rahoy Jeanne Ellen Redmond Marianne Veronica Redmond Future plans - Business Carol Ann Reed 4in Field Ser. 4, Ski Club 1,2, Media Center Aid 2,3,4, Foreign Language Club 2,3 Richard C. Reilly Band 1,2, 3, 4 PHOTOPHOBIC SENIORS William Charles Reinelt “Willy” Richard Alpenn Kenneth Bibo Kenneth Brodie John Burke Greg Cataldo Steve Clark Sean Corcoran Ronald Cyr Jan Dallessandro Carolyn Donald John Downey Jonathan Elliot John Erickson Timmy Ewald Peter Flynn William Flynn Michelle Genes Joseph Gilmour Kathy Hagerty Robert Heffernan Mark Zakrzewski Patricia Hnrlburt Tammy Johnson Deanne Kelland Todd Kinnibnrgh Edward Kirby Jonathan Knowles Brett Latham Patrick Lynch Jane Mahoney James McKenna Traci Meleo Anthony Meola Joseph Millis David Newcomb Kenneth Nickerson John Pelletier Pamela Quiniby Stephen Roche Richard Sutton Kevin Tappa Joseph Walsh Rosemarie Ann Ricci Tennis 1,2, 3,4, Media Center Aid 2,3,4, Future Sec. Club 3,4 Steven D. Richmond Ski Club 1.2, 3, 4 Rosemarie Ann Ricci Sharon E. Richardi Kathleen M. Reeves Richard C. Reilly Steven D. Richmond 76 Stepfien William Riddell Lauren Ann Ristuccia William D. Robertson Carol A. Ridge Pamela M. Riley Leslie J. Roberts William Gerald Ridge Sandra J. Ripley Mark Charles Robertson Stephen William Riddell Football 2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, Informer Sta ff 4, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4 Carol Ridge Hiking Club 1,2,4, Debate Club 3,4, Future Med. Club 1 , Ecology Club 4, Track 3,4, “I’m hungry ' ' , “I ' m the 2m 2m, so there Karen “I always finish my race. I ' m al- ways last, but I finish! William Gerald Ridge Football 3, Ice Hockey 3,4 Sandra J. Ripley Drill Team 1,2, Future .Med. 4, Ski Club 3,4, “Rip Lauren .Ann Ristuccia Future Med. 2,3,4, Homecoming Com. 4, My Paul, W. W., Marsh- mallows, H.S., Initiation, Bermu- da Bound, Jaws, Lunch Club, Land of Oz, “Lovers come and go, but friends go on forever. Leslie J. Roberts Pep Squad 4, Track 1 , Funtre Med. 1, 2, 3,4, H ' . U ' .. H.S.P.L., Mac ' s, I.M. and B., Frozen B’s, Summer of “75 Germany, Let ' s go gookin’, . . . That ' s queeeer Mark Charles Robertson Soccer 1,2, Key Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Stone Soup Staff 3,4 Edward F. Rockwood Wanda M. Robinson Wanda M. Robinson Future Med. 2,3,4, Stone Soup Staff 4, “Reality is only real to those who experience it: if one does not experience it, it cannot be their reality. 77 ' V Joyce Ann Rogers Joan P. Rodeck Kenneth Rowan Daniel M. Ronan Vincent James Sacchetti Football I, Gymnastics 3,4, Track 2, “Don ' t ever stop be- lieving. you’ll get by.’’ Catherine F. Salvatore Kenneth Rowan Wrestling 2,3 Joyce .Ann Rogers Am. Field Ser. 3.4, Dramatics 1,2, 3. 4, Stage Crew 1,2, 3,4, V.P. o} Drama Club, Thespian Society 2,3,4 (V.P.), B.H.S. Dra- ma Festivals, L ' il Buddy, I’m so confused. “Happy are the crazy for they don’t have to live with reality. ’’ Daniel F. Romano I ( !■ 78 Andrea Scolaro Cindy A. Scherher John F. Sennott Cheryl A. Scioscia David L. Saunders Donna M. Sharland David L. Saunders “It’s time to ramble on.” Eugenie Schaefer Kenneth K. Sharpies Cross Country 1.2,3, Tennis 2, 3.4, Back Pack. Club 4, Key Club 2.3.4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 1,2, 3.4. “Maybe I ' ll see you skiing sometime. ” Future plans - On to College, then becoming rich. Herbert A. Shaughnessy “Ca ' mino”, MM. Over Easy. Bermuda Bound, C.P. Y.C., “Did you know that ... ”, “ Drea)ns fly free, when joined with the sea ...” “Al“ Karen Marie Serena Thomas A. Shaughnessy “Tom ”. H ' . It ' ., H.S. Karen Marie Serena Basketball 1.2. Softball 1.2. Nancy. Mari, Sue . . . Let’s make a scene! Sure is hot out, can ’t get this spot out . . . Cape Cod, Winters always walk. Summers always }ly. Lawrence R. Scott 19 Joan Margaret Shaw BGV 3,4, an Boogies 3,4, FYBB, Frisbee Team 3.4. Swat. ' ‘Harfrashabardol ' ' , R einem ber the summer of “76 ”, June 25, “76”, 143, MBB, Raw, Do it! “The real love because it never ends. ” Joan Margaret Shaw Joanne M. Skinner Deborah Smey Robyn Lyn Slauson Pep Squad 3.4, French Nat. H. Society 2, Future Med. 4. Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, “Binny”, Testing the brakes, CBJP, Grant’s Tomb, “I don ' t get it. Am I a trooper? Frozen Bs, “You guys are retar- ded. NYE “75 , P P, VLAK- TREN-KLAJM, Nanpics, W.W., H.S.P.L., Mac ' s, Cat Tails, “Laugh a little - Live a little. ” Susan C. Shepherd Basketball 1,2, Field Hockey 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, Track 1,2, Fu- ture Med. 1 ,2,3,4. Office Aid 1,2, “Sue , “To get the most out of what life has to offer. ” “Earth ” Susan C. Shepherd Robyn Lyn Slauson Carole Smith Deborah L. Smith Drill Team 1. Am. Field Ser. I. Dramatics 1,2,3, High School signifies the end of childhood, but the beginning of life. Future plans - To work with children with disabilities. Caren M. Simonds “Simmie . “Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. ” Caren M. Simonds Richard A. Sloane Deborah L. Smith Kimberley Ann Smith “Kim . Kerry, “Could be trouble. Marie, “You ' re an oaf. 8-1-76, Dream, John, “You work- ing Saturday night?” Diane Louise Simpson Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, “Have the desire and courage to find your goals. Reach for excellence and may you find beauty in your life. ” Future plans - Figure Skating Pro. Diane Louise Simpson Robert B. Slusarz Kimberley Ann Smith Steven F. Smith Rare Pleasure, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals Steven F. Smith Nancy-Jo Steele John William Strachan Kathleen Mae Sughrue Drill Team 2, Track 2,4, Hiking Club 4, Future Secretaries 3,4, “Discover what you want most of all in this world and set yourself to work to get it. A person who does not know what he wants in life will never achieve it. ” Future plans ■ To attend secretarial school. Mark Wesley Stevens Football 1, Tennis 1,2, “Dreams are for those who sleep. ” Kerry J. Souza Deca 4 (Pres.), Summer “76 , Marie, you’re an oaf. Party! You’re on! Kim, it could be trou- ble. “J leave with no words. I’m speechless. What can I say. It’s been real.” “Kerry James J. Sullivan Dramatics 1,2,3, “Jim , Did you see D.S. last night? “Let me tell you what happened.” “What a mess! Richard S. Snodgrass Kerry J. Souza Mary A. Stackpole Mark Wesley Stevens Kathleen Mae Sughrue The price of coffee is going down the drain. Brian J. Sullivan James J. Sullivan Joseph C. Sullivan Football 1,2. 3,4, “Sully , Senior Class ' .P., This is heaven , IV ' . W.. H.S., Go with the Fro , Commander Kathleen M. Sullivan Dream Tomorrow. Cherish Yes- terday. and Live Today. ” Philip Henry Sullivan Rijle Team 2,3,4, Tennis 1, 2, 3,4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, French Nat. H. So- ciety 2, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Sully Susan Sullivan Track 1.3,4, Future Med. 1,2, 3,4, Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4, Sull , Cape, Good Times, Cruising, Easy Going, Spirit. Come on, now. Wow, Great, Most memorable are the smiles ...” Joseph C. Sullivan Susan Sullivan Philip Henry Sullivan Karen D. Swinimer Kathleen M. Sullivan Mark Swanson Valerie Lee Talanian Tennis 1 ,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Puka-Tush , You guys are really weird. Testing the brakes, SM, Yah, I ' m a trooper, W. W., CRBJP, Mac’s, H.S.P.L., Tush-Mobile, Frozen B’s, Frizz Weather, Whites Wicks. We’re outta here ! Susan E. Tibbetts Drill Team 1, Softball 2, H.R. Rep 1,2, Deca 4, Scratch my itch. The Westgate , Casey’s”, Chicatawbut - David, Study- Marie, Debbie, Kerry, Debbie Gerald Mark Toland Wrestling 1,2,3 Russell Stuart Tanner Am. Field Ser. 4, Nat. Hon. So- ciety 3,4, Don’t hit a person, hit a bar. ” Susan E. Tibbetts Valerie Lee Talanian Frederick R. Tessari Barbara J. Tibbetts 82 John Tourkantonis Football 1.2, 3,4, Indoor Track 3,4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1,2, Key Club 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Sandman”, IV. IV., Surf, Wamps over Rebels, “Turk” John Tourkantonis Michael F. Tremblay James M, Toomey Virginia Marie Tullis Virginia Marie Tullis Rifle Team 2,3,4, Tennis I, Volleyball 2, Future Med. 1,2, Math Club 3,4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Guidance Aid 1,2, Hi, Moe and Larry. ” Jeffrey S. Tyner James Tully Vittorio V. Varasso Joanne Varney Rosemarie Anne Varraso Debra Ann Vella Joanne Varney Gymnastics 1,2,3, Deca 4, “Stay up there. ” “Jo” Rosemarie Anne Varraso Pep Squad 4, French Nat. H. Society 2,3, Informer Staff 4, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Ski Club 2, Stone Soup Staff 4, Hi ... A smile is the shortest distance be- tween friends. Dippy dip. Knees, France, Paul . . . 5-1-76, I’m starved. Friends, Can ' t change the beat, Hmm, B and IM Debra Ann Vella Softball 1,2, Deca 4, “Debbie”, “Vel”, Mom said “No!” Study: Debbie, Bob. Summer of “76”, Best Skyline . . . Bob. 83 Tamrah B. Velozo Phil Venti Joanne L. Venuti Steven J. Wacks Richard M. Wage tier Denise Ann Walker Kevin J. Walsh Virginia Marie Ward Drill Team 1, Am. Fie ld Ser. 3, Chess Club 4, Dramatics 1, 2,3,4, Ecology Club 1,2, Hiking Club 2,3,4, Ski Club 3, Stage Crew 1,2, 3,4, Foreign Lang. Club 1,2,3, Thespian Society 2,3,4, The Wiz of Oz, Muskatel, OOP, “A heart is not judged by how much you love, but how much you are loved by others. ” Robert John Warsheski Football 1,2,3, “Now I can live it up.” “Wiskie 77 ” Denise Ann Walker Track 1, Future Teach. 1,2, 3,4, Summer “75”, “76”, DLMJ, Winston, H.S., Ohhhh! “Those who see the invisible, accomplish the impossible. ” Mark A. Venuti David Patrick Walsh Nanci A. Wasserman “You got it!” “Dazed and confused. ” David Patrick Walsh Football 1,2,3, Track 2, Wrestling 1,2, Student Gov. 4, “J.C.” Jill Watson Charles J. Welch Thomas M. Welch Jill Watson Basketball 1, Math Club 1, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Media Center Aid 1, “Dream the impossible, for the impossible dreams can come true. ” Susan K. Watson Paul C. Weaver Milo Webster Richard J. Welch Julie Ellen Wentworth “Jules , “Stay High , Party Time! Janette L. Wentzel Majoretts 2,3, Band 1, Drama- tics 1, “Wanna buy a duck? Future plans - undecided Cynthia- Louise Welsh Hiking Club 4, Ski Club 3,4, Homecoming Float 4, W. W., Mac’s, H.S.P.L., “Here we go.” Breyon, D.D., Cat Tails, B’s, C.R., We gotta get right back to where we started from. “A person can- not be said to succeed in this life who does not satisfy one friend. Susan K. Watson Softball 1,2,3, 4, Chess Club J, Future Teach. 3,4, Foreign Lang. Club 3, “Sue , “Always save time for fun and friends. ” 85 Michele Jean Williams Drill Team 1,2, May 14, 19 76. ‘ Afternoon Delight , If you leave me now”, Wednesday Night Rainbow Pamela May Williamson Am. Field Ser. 3, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Dramatics 2,3,4, Math Club 2, Nat. Hon. Society 3,4, Stone Soup Staff 2, Madrigal Singers 2,3,4, Flute Ensemble 3,4, Orchestra 4, Big Sister Org. 2, S. East District Music Festival 4, New England Music Festival 3, B.H.S. 1st Annual Solo Recital 3, 1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and 1 love today. ” Eileen Mary Emily Whalen Concert Choir 4, Prom Com. 4, Foreign Lang. Club 1,2, Weenie, Spaceshot, Hii Mary Gorham, Matthew. . . 74, 75, 76, Calm yourself right down. Magenta, Far man. Colors, College Bound, Katies, Better luck next time. Want to hear a good joke? A picture is a poem without words. Chowhound. Edward F. West Nancy J. White Kathleen E. Whitehouse Eileen Mary Emily Whalen Patricia L. Whitehouse Pamela May Williamson William G. Wilson i Michele Jean Williams Joyce Anne White Gymnastics 1, Deca 4, Jo-Jo”, Summertime, Party Joyce Anne White Bonnie E. Winslow Marie C. Zopatti Deca 4, “Keep Smiling . . . It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to.” Jill Ann Yaworsky Field Hockey 2, Debate Club 1, Deca 4, CPT, Marshfield, San- guish, Martha ' s Vineyard, Ev ery- one I’ve ever known has wished me well. Anyway that’s how it seems. It’s hard to tell. Maybe people only ask you how you’re doing cause that’s easier than let- ting on how little they could care. But when you know that you’ve got a real friend somewhere. Sud- denly all the others are so much easier to bear. ' ’ Michele T. Zopatti Homecoming Com. 3,4, Warnp Week Com. 4, T.A., The Hockey game. Fearsome Foursome, MiSu- LiKa, H ' . W., Mac’s, Legion Sum- mers, Keoka, Galli-van, T.P., B.H.S. Forever. To be able any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. ” Charles B. Wood III “CIV ' ”, “Things don’t come easy! Always reach for the moon, be- cause the worst that can happen to you is that you’ll fall to the stars.” Future plans - College, Architectual Draftsman, Learn to Fly! Charles B. Wood III Donna R. Woods Elaine T. Wirtanen Donna M, Winters David A. Wybieracki Richard Zadrozny Jill Ann Yaworsky Marie C. Zopatti Michele T. Zopatti High School’s just one exciting moment after another! To the Class of 1977 My heartiest congratulation to you, the Class of 1977, upon the successful completion of your course at Braintree High School. The diploma which you receive is an evidence of the knowledge and skill you have used in meet- ing the challenge presented in your school work. Every graduate has the opportunity to achieve greater good for themselves and for our society. But to open the door of opportunity you need faith in yourselves, pride in what you have accom- plished, and the realism to persevere! I am confi- dent that you will take hold of these opportuni- ties to achieve greater good for yourselves and for our country. On behalf of the faculty wish you every success for the future. John W. LeRoy Jr. Headmaster You have reached the first of several important milestones with the completion of your public school career. May all your important goals be reached successfully and happily throughout your whole life. Success begets happiness, and happiness is what life is all about! G. Kenneth Rogers Housemaster 1 Your last year of public schooling has ended. You have been presented many facts on numerous subjects, the opportunity to ex- plore new ideas; to learn to think and express yourselves. The re- wards of your efforts will be revealed in your future life. Best wishes to all. John C. Hopkins Housemaster 2 90 Dear Graduates, Your class is the first graduating class to begin the third century of the founding of our great nation based upon the principles stated in Thomas Jefferson’s immortal words “ . . . that all men are created equal, that they are endo wed by their Creator with certain unalien- able Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. ” We have encouraged you to excel in all your endeavors in order to enrich your lives as students in the Braintree Public Schools. May the education you obtained in the Braintree Public Schools therefore enable you to further these principles throughout your lifetime for your own benefit and for the benefit of ml who will follow you. Best Wishes, Dr. Julian Detneo Jr. Superintendent of Schools Congratulations! The days ahead will offer each of you unique opportunities to apply what you have learned and to make our world a little better. May the future bring you success and happ iness. Dr. John F. Monbouquette Assistant Superintendent of Schools My personal congratulations to the class of 1977. You have attained another goal in life. Be ready for what lies ahead. Best wishes for a successful future. John R. Bregoli Housemaster 3 Together we leave the High School. Together we venture into a new life. We pass this way but once. If there is any kindness we can do, or any good thing, we must. Let us not defer nor neglect our fellow human beings. We will not pass this way again. Much joy and happiness to you. Sincerely, John Paltsits Housemaster 4 (First Row L to R) Rosemary Brown Marion Van Nostrand Margaret Devaney Mary Nichols Ann Keenan (Director) Joseph McDonough Barbara Portnoff Paul Manning (Second Row L to R) Gail Slater Sandra Mader Goldie Heller Patricia Newman Michael McKenna Linda A. Tricomi Ellen M. Brown Mary McGaw Kathleen Boehmer Robert Cosgrove John Newburn (Camera Shy) Katherine L. Bailey Cheryl M. Blundo Margery A. Cobb Robert D. Corey Pamela J. Forde John D. Fountain Paula Freeman Alan M. Green Patricia E. Kelly Patricia A. McKay James T. Morgan Sally D. Sinclair Ann B. Willcutt 92 MA THEM A TICS DEPAR TMENT (First Row L to R) Karen Go we Elaine Caddick Deborah McBride Janice Gould M. Deneen Joel Weiner Vincent Pizzano Susan Donovan Michael Goldman Linda Raymond (Second Row L to R) H. Kenneth Dooley (Department Head) Carol Olzowy Therese McKillop Mary Pottle William Kendall John Marshall Ruth Carroll (Math Secretary) Carlton Storms John LaCasia Raymond Tombari (Camera Shy ) Barbara Boras Elizabeth M. Helm Janies Pender John Reynolds Ronald Smith t - 93 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (Seated L to R) David Bailey William Vafides Diane Rothstein Robert Jingozian Henry Lagiie Lloyd Sears Leland Howard (Standing L to R) Robert Byrne Aram Sevagian Gilbert Bandarra Robert Milieu Robert Ciccariello Calvin Yutzy Charles Sawyer Dr. Charles Woodman (Director) Richard Doyle Brian O ' Connor Ronald Smith ( Camera Shy ) Pamela Storms Stephen Cremer Frederick Darling Walter Engstrom Kathleen Hart Paul Hogan Ij 94 (Seated L to R) Vivian Schlesinger Cynthia Cameron Corinne Waite Virginia C. Olson (Director) Helen Pierce James Nolan Richard Pierce John Williams Joseph Me Elroy (Standing L to R) David Olsson Wendell Bartholomew Ronald Wiesner Daniel Vara Peter Peros William Murphy James Keelon Mary Moran Ahmed Raiss Ned D. Witham Louis George Robert Sutton ( Camera Shy ) Jerome Chermak George Walsh Dennis Czech John Griffith I L 95 FOREIGN LA NG UA GE DEPA R TMENT (Seated L to R) Gale Litchfield Lise Shally Dr. Michael Giiadano Mattie Me hi (Standing L to R) Lynn Menovich Joanne Wallace Barbara Loud Peter F. Peros Lanier Grassie Leo P. Gallivan Eugene Rust (Camera Shy) Donna Driscoll Diane Lopez Paul Smith 96 ••• .. . • • • . 1 : ;: ' t :. ' ' (ItoR) Dr. Katherine S. Dewey (Director) Judith F. Reynolds Carol A. Rankin Donna Deacon Jonna B. Sundberg Deborah Deal Richard T. Larson Robert Halczyn John B. Binny Theodore P, Ek ( Camera Shy) D. Kenneth Clinton . i ' fag ' - - ■■: ' §.g Nancy Hill ( Lying Down) NURSES Mary Doerr f Sitting ) ( L to R ) Andrew Keith Ruth Glazerrnan Rosemary Kelly Barbara Murray ( Camera Shy ) John Tumulty 98 HUMAN HE A LTH AND DE VELOPMENT Joseph Grant GUIDANCE ( Front Row L to R ) Joan Hefner Norma Pinkerton Muriel Leach Eleanor Fink Kimberely Rothschild ( Back Row L to R ) James Armstrong Patrick Dwyer Eric Simpson William McGee ( Camera Shy } Edwin Beck Jr. Kevin R. Butler Wayne Forester 99 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ( Back Row L to R ) Edwin J. Oliveira ( Director } Carolyn Wollack Mark Strout Mary K. Argys J. Lewis Quinn Robert MacAllisteirX ( Front Row L to R ) Sandra Obartuck Muriel T. Fahey Sally Levy Ellen Wyke ( Camera Shy ) Theresa McNulty A TION DEPA R TMENT Patricia S. Redmond Maureen L Connolly Majorie Smith Richard J. Carson 101 US! INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT ( Back Row L to R ) John Kane ( Director ) Howard G. Williams Wayne Fisher Paul Comey Alvin J. Lesieur James Connolly ( Director of Career Education and Occupational Education ) John J. McDermott Harry J. Hopcoft ( Front Row L to R ) Richard L. Tetzlaff Steven P. Lopes Donald G. Nelson ( Camera Shy ) George Williams 102 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT i (L to Rj Sha ron Kowalski Marie Anderson Susan Hinckley M. Bonita Hutton Suzanne Roeser 103 MEDIA STAFF ' A I (L to R) Faban Whittaker Donald Smith Catherine Bagley Natalie Stovold Elaine Salvucci Ann Pransky Ruth Hapke John Castonia : I ' 104 ji ( Seated L to R) Barbara Howard Theresa Lungari Theresa Luke Virginia Goggin Phyllis McCarthy Ann Pransky (Standing L to R) Ruth Carroll Patricia Bernier Elaine Salvucci Frances Mover Ruth Hapke Marion Hickox Chris Reeves Margaret McMahon (Camera Shy) Shirley Caron Lorraine Hickey 105 I LA UNDR Y STAFF (L to R) Edith Oteri Elizabeth Kilgrew (Seated L to R) Claudia Cugine Winifred Corbett Elin Young Ina Frazier Margaret McFarland Lee Neal Eleanor MacLeod (Standing L to R) Doris Rosa Betty Cedrone Karen Cedrone Claire Hickey Carol Fuller Pat Lear Linda Finnerty Virginia Mason Barbara Perkins Anne Belmonte Rita McClutchey Virginia Zanoni Kay Solimini Ann Tarello (Camera Shy) Judy Starr Vera Curley KITCHEN STAFF MAINTENANCE (Seated LtoR) Thomas Mahar James Emmery Peter Hurlburt Francis Hutchinson George Althouse (Standing L to R) Kevin Glynn Edward Demarco Michael Richardi John Coleman (Camera Shy) John Spera Edward West over Harry Thompson Walter Frazier Harold Cain Roger DelGiacco Robert Moschella Richard King I ' -: ' 0S ■aiaaffn activities On November 19th and 20th, the B.H.S. Drama Club presented their first play of the year, “Auntie Marne. The play was about a New York socialite who became the guardian of her nephew Patrick, and their relationship thereafter. The play was presen- ted in a humorous yet serious manner. Auntie Marne was superbly portrayed by Lisa Harrington. Lisa has been a cast member of dozens of plays, and exhibited excellence in her perfor- mance. Mary Ascher, Mark Dipola, and Donna Santac- kos were also excellent in their supporting roles. This fine production was a reflection of the sincere efforts of all involved. 110 . .i Ill 112 Senior Seminar is an art course for those senior students who have exceptional artistic talent. This course helps to prepare the student for further edu- cation in an art career. Field trips are great oppor- tunities for art students to acquire reference material, which is very important to an artist. On Friday, October 15, 1976, the Senior Seminar students (taught by Miss Sundberg and Mr. Larson), and a few others from Mr. Larson’s Drawing and Painting classes, journeyed to Boston to fill their sketch hooks with “goodies” (as Mr. Larson would say). Once in Bos- ton, the students were free to wander about Haymarket Square, the Quincy Market and the North End. There were many unusual sites to be seen if one was in the right place at the right time. For instance, at about 1:15 in the afternoon, a bicentennial parade had formed and was being filmed by TV channel 4 as it moved along the street. Some of the other odd sites included organ grinders, street vendors selling quahogs, newly washed clothes hanging out to dry between buildings, and rabbits hanging in the market windows. Some students were fortunate enough to receive cheese sam- ples and Mr. Larson got a gigantic pumpkin, free. Many of the students bought fruit, cold cuts and fresh bread that were being sold everywhere. Overall, everyone had a good time exploring and sketching the unusual places and people in Boston. 113 DID YOU KNOW . . . If you were on the top of a tower of seniors stacked head to toe you would he times hifth- er than the John Hancock Tower. The senior class weighs over 5 tons (before lunch}. If you had perfect attendance over the past 4 years you would hare spent 259,200 minutes in school. 115 CRAZY DAY Tuesday, October 12, 1976 Today was “crazy day. Students wore crazy clothes, socks, shoes, hats, glasses, and facial make-up. Among all the crazy what-nots we have seen today, everyone will agree that the craziest was Kathy Mc- Alarney. She wore a pair of faded blue gym shorts, a white shirt imprinted with the declarative phrase, T GOT CLASS ’, with a large police whistle around her neck. This was crazy enough, bu t the craziest part of her outfit was her footwear, consisting of two black roller skates with pom-poms attached to the shoelaces. An elevator pass was issued to Kathy to enable her to roll safely to her various engagements. Today ' s theme was “Drive Framingham South crazy. ' ” If Framingham South could have seen our “crazy day”, they probably would have gone crazy. FIFTIES DAY Wednesday, October 13, 1976 Today was “fifties day”. The fad was to wear clothes that were in style during the 1950’s. Nostalgic clothes, such as bobby socks, school jackets, saddle shoes and rolled-up dungarees were worn. Also, many girls wore rosy red lipstick. The theme for today was “Push Framingham South way back to the fifties.” A waltz lesson was held in the gym after school. Students waltzed to the song, “I Could Have Danced All Night. ” 116 CLASS DA Y Thursday, October 14, 1976 Today was “class day . Students wore clothes corresponding to their class. The freshmen wore white, the sophomores wore green, the juniors grey, and the seniors black. The special attraction for today’s occasion was Chris Maggioli. Her attire included a pair of black boots, a pair of black shorts, a black shirt and a black mask. She also had a revolver in her hand. “Do you have a license for that gun, Chris?” The most appro- priate name we could give Chris was “The Black Widow. ” Watch out Framingham South; she’ll get ya. BM.S. DAY Friday, October 15, 1976 Today was “B.H.S. Day”. Students wore blue and white clothing along with headbands exclaiming “WAMPEM!’’. All the athletes wore their team uni- forms. An assembly was held so that the cheerleaders could pin white carnations on the football players’ shirts. A pep rally was held after school with per- formances by the cheerleaders, the band, the pep squad, and the majorettes. All the students who came had a chance to participate in the rally and show their school spirit and enthusiasm. Today’s theme was “WAMPEM!”. 117 118 119 120 121 122 BRAINTREE 27 FRAMINGHAM SOUTH 3 Senior Nominees Joan Shaw Sheila McCarthy Liisa Johnson Lisa Gallivan Norma Blanchard Richard Murphy, with 209 yards and 3 touchdowns led the h’amps to victory. 123 HOMECOMING DANCE “You ' re so witty, Mr. Carson!” 124 126 127 No Fire Here! Look at me, I ' m a fireman exclaimed Matthew. All the child- ren were very excited when Mr. Belanger, a fireman, came equip- ped with his fire engine to show the nursery school. The future B.H.S. students are a part of a teacher-student lab- oratory nursery school where the teachers are senior students. Terry Belanger had special activity and decided to bring in her father. He showed the group the hoses, lad- ders, and the firebell. The child- ren also participated by ringing the hell, climbing on the fire truck and wearing the firemen’s hats. It was not unusual to hear a preschooler asking Can I try too? Everyone wanted to join in on the fun. Mrs. Hutton told her classes that it was the first time that she had been that close to a fire engine. KENNED Y VISITS BHS Massachusetts’ Senior Se- nator Edward M. Kennedy visited Braintree High School on October 21 and addressed the Juniors and Seniors in the gym. Ken- nedy discussed many of the important issues of the up- coming election, and an- swered students’ questions. The Senator stressed the im- portance of political aware- ness and involvement on the part of the students with re- gards to the functioning of government on a local and national level. On October 30th, the Senior class sponsored a Halloween Dance at the High School gym. Costumes were worn by all attending, and music was provided by Rare Pleasure , a band composed of BHS students. Prizes were given for the ten best costumes with Mark McDonnell taking first place. Pie and pudding eating contests added to the crazi- ness of the evening. BHS JOINS THE BLOODLINE The Bloodmohile, sponsored by the Future Medical Club, was held in the Media Center this year. Members of the club typed out records, took temperatures of the donors, and served refreshments afterwards. Many Seniors participated, helping to produce a very success- ful blood drive. 132 SANTA ’S WORKSHOP Santa ’s Workshop began 1 6 years ago at East Jr. High School, and has since spread to the High School where many students participated in it. Donations started to arrive early for the children, and continued to come in until Christmas. Stu- dents donated broken or old toys, repaired them, and wrapped them in bright Christmas paper. The more active students dressed up as Santa’s elves and distributed the gifts to nearby hospitals for retarded and crippled children. 133 Annika Jenny Maria Halvarson - Sweden Yon have all helped me to make this year one that I’ll never forget. It has been a wonderful experience for me, and I have learned to love you and your country. I want you to know that if you ever come to Sweden, you are always welcome to visit me. I feel like this has become my second home and I know that when in the future I look at the map of the United States, I’ll only see the part around Boston and think hack to the happiest year in my life. Joey Mendoza - Philippines My AFS experience meant so much to me. I’ve learned the intrinsic value of friendship and savor the bitter-sweet taste of success. As I look back, retracing memories, I could feel no pain, only emptiness. For what was once, we now consider the past. I could only sigh and wish that time will stop and happenings to freeze . . . only to catch one precious memory. But the world must go on and it is for us to decide whether we want to drop out or hang to it. I feel that I’m “alive” again . . . Remember I love you all!!! Josie Fileccia - Italy The memory of my year in Braintree and the U.S.A., I shall treasure forever. I hope some of you will come to visit me in Italy. I will be a good friend to you as so many of you have been to me. I want to thank you, all my teachers, for your patience and kindness. Ciao! I hope to see you again. Tony Donelan - Columbia Each day, spent here in Braintree, brings many new friends and experiences. I am grateful for this opportu- nity to share our cultures. 134 Jose Antonio Rada - Chile All the impressions I have had of the U.S.A. since my arrival have been favorable. My opinion of the U.S.A. has risen enormously. The people who live here are great, with an admirable social and cultural develop- men t. Everyone is ready to help one another, as well as strangers, in every way possible. In summary, the U.S.A. is a great country, fully developed in every way, with wonderful people. Mattie Me hi Mrs. Mehl is the faculty co-ordinator for the foreign students at Braintree High School. She is also a depend- able friend, and she makes sure that all the students adapt well to living in Braintree. Mrs. Mehl, who speaks English, French and Spanish, is also the advisor of the A.F.S. Club. 135 FOREIGN STUDENTS A WARDS Many scholarships are distributed at graduation each year. This year, however, two Braintree High School Seniors received awards for academic excellence prior to graduation. Carol Ridge was the recip- ient of the Family Leader of Tomorrow Award, and the Century Leaders Award went to Kevin Manning. 136 137 1977 SENIOR CLASS CENSUS BEST DRESSED Bob Coggins - Monique Latagola Paul Fisher - Sue Powers MOST ATHLETIC CL A SS S WEE THE A R TS Paul Barry - Kathy Curran Paul Coyle - Rose Varasso MOST TALKA TIVE BEST LOOKING John Casali - Tammy Velozo Steve Wacks - Lisa Harrington MOST TALENTED CLASS CLOWNS John MacDonald- Michelle Zopatti Dave Hiifnagle - Cathy McDonald MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 139 Paul McGourty - Mary Melchin Joe Sullivan - Lisa Gallivan BEST ALL AROUND Mike Brady - Liisa Johnson Ms. Moran - Mr. Murphy TEACHERS OF THE YEAR 140 MOST UNFORGETTABLE Jeff Peters - Carol Bradford Sheila Hemeon -Don Faulkner MOST INTELLECTUAL CLASS FLIRT A I Shaugnessy - Sue Beck Teddy Kelley MOST POPULAR MOST INDIVIDUAL Barry Barnett - Nancy Costa Richard Bertone - Suzanne Fulton Richard Murphy - Karen Larson Tim Clifford - Judy Hession MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED MOST FRIENDL Y k (First Row L to R) Coach Ed Beck, Eric Jacobson, Peter Morin, Paul Barry, John MacDonald, Mike Brady (Capt.J, Paul McGourty, Joe Sullivan, Joe McParland, Daniel Baffin, Steven Lear, (Second Row) Mike Greene, John Tourkantonis, Fred Kohler, George Kokoros, Mark McDonnell, John Barcelo, Richard Murphy, Kevin Buckley, John Perry, 1 m . Coach Anthony Richardi, (Third Row) Ken Me Donnell, Ken Nickerson, Richard Clark, John DiTullio, Francis Curits, Paul Coyle, Arthur Stearns, John Graziano, Christopher O’Neil, (Fourth Row) Kevin Curran, Thomas Percy, Brian Mahoney, Joseph Picardi, Richard Finnerty, Greg Flynn, Mark LaVangie, Bobby Paul, (Fifth Row) Kevin Lehane, John Carlson, Hal McRey, Mark Gallivan, Ed Keohane, Mark Brady, Jim Wojcie- chowski, Dave Carloni, George Lawton FOOTBALL The 1976 Varsity Football Team wound up the sea- son with a Bay State League record of 5-3-1, and an overall record of 5-4-1. The highlight of the season for the Wamps was their victory over Walpole, the team that went on to win the Division 1 Super Bowl Championship. Two other important games of the year were the Homecoming Game and the Thanksgiving Day game. On Homecoming Day, the Wamps defeated Framing- ham South by a score of 27 to 3, with outstanding efforts by seniors Richard Murphy, Kevin Buckley, Mike Brady, Paul Barry, John MacDonald, John Perry, and Paul Coyle. On Thanksgiving Day, the Wamps pulled off another great victory. After trailing 3 to 2 at half-time, Wamps’ quarterback Paul McGourty and the offense came alive and scored 28 points , leading the team to a 30 to 3 massacre over the Whiz Kids. Wamps loose a great leader . . . Coach Beck resigns. After 12 years as head coach of the BHS Varsity Football Team, Ed Beck, who is also a guidance counse- lor at the school, resigned after a winning season of 5-4-1. He was very dedicated to his players, both as a coach and a friend. BHS 3 Weymouth North 7 BHS 8 Natick 22 BHS 17 Framingham North 7 BHS 9 Walpole 6 BHS 27 Framingham South 3 BHS 6 Dedham 1 7 BHS 26 Wellesley 0 BHS 0 Norwood 16 BHS 12 Needham 12 BHS 30 Milton 3 146 147 T (Front Row L to R) Joan Collins, Tricia Gambino, Sue Powers (Co-Captain), Peggy Mahoney (Co-Captain), Sheila McCarthy, Barbara Erskine, (BacK Row L to R) Mrs. Redmond (Coach), Blanche Climo, Donna Murphy, Carol Jones, Linda Killilea, Robin Pettingell, Maria Viola, Susan Dooley ! i i| ' FIELD HOCKEY The Braintree Wamps Field Hockey Squad had a tough season this fall. It was also a very inter- esting one for the girls because they had to com- pete against a few boys. That shocked the girls, hut it didn’t stop their determination to win. Mrs. Redmond did an excellent job of coaching, with Co-Captains Sue Powers and Peggy Ma- honey working along side of her. The team ’s final record was 5-3-6. Missing the tournament by one point, the girls placed 3rd in the Bay State League. Co-Capt. Peggy Mahoney was chosen as a member of the Bay State League All-Star Team. BHS I BHS 1 BHS 2 BHS I BHS I BHS I BHS I BHS I BHS 0 BHS 0 BHS 0 BHS 0 BHS 1 BHS 0 Norwood I Needham 0 Natick 0 Milton 3 Framingham South 0 Framingham North 0 . Walpole 0 . Walpole 0 Vellesley I .Dedham 0 . .Milton I Norwood 0 .Dedham I . Walpole 0 148 149 I SOCCER (Front Row L to R) Steve O’Malley, Jimmy Fisher, Steve Demeo, Gary Barrus, Peter Lake, Barry Paylor, (Second Row) Scot McKenney, Neal Carey, Danny Furlani, Paul Fisher (Co-Capt.j, Jim Munyon (Co-Capt.), Bob Cusack, Bob Barrett, John Primiano, (Third Row) Mr. Carson (Coach), Don Collins, Bob Laing, Joe Hughes, Phil Petrocelli, Mike Kinne, Robbie Howard, Vinnie Lento, Mr. Karalexis (Ass. Coach) Another fantastic season was turned in by the Varsity Soccer Team. Co-Captains Paul Fisher and Jim Munyon, along with an outstanding crop of players, finished the season with a record of 16-0-2, taking the Bay State League Championship. Their over all record was 17-1-2. All seniors made major contributions to the winning season, along with 5 juniors and 1 sophomore. The best of training and sportsmanship was drilled into all players by their coach Mr. Dick Carson and assistant coach George Karalexis. The highlight of the year for the Wamps was a 2 to 0 victory over Needham to capture the Bay State League crown. BHS 7 Natick 0 BHS 1 Framingham North 0 bHS 3 Dedham 1 BHS 0 Needham 0 BHS 5 Framingham South 1 BHS 3 Norwood 1 BHS 3 Walpole 1 BHS 3 Milton I BHS 7 Natick 0 BHS 3 Framingham North 1 BHS 0 Dedham 0 BHS 2 Needham 0 BHS 6 Framingham South 0 BHS 2 Wellesley 1 BHS 4 Norwood 1 BHS 4 Walpole 2 BHS 4 Milton 1 Eastern Mass. Championship BHS 3 Durfee 1 BHS 1 Needham 2 150 151 VOLLEYBALL The 1976 Varsity Volleyball Team proved that hard work and determination can bring fantastic results. In only their second year as a Bay State League team, the girls finished the season unde- feated with a record of 12-0, capturing the League Championship. This earned Braintree the right to host the Bay State League All-Star Game, in which they also were victorious. Senior Nancy McKinney was chosen as Braintree’s All-Star. Under the dir- ection of Coach Ms. Moran, Captain Sue Caswell, and Co-Captain Suzanne Fulton, the girls prac- ticed hard, brought it all together, and came out on top. (Lying Down) Coach Ms. Moran, (Kneeling L to R) Kathy Curran, Sheila Hemeon, Donna DiTullio, Nancy Hart, Carole Lambert, (Standing L to R) Andrea Neil, Kim Barba, Captain Sue Caswell, Co-Captain Suzanne Fulton, Nancy McKinney, Robyn Bekerian. CROSS COUNTRY (Front Row L to Rj Bob Pritchard, Chris Ryan, Mike O’Connor, John McDermott (Co-Captain), Joe Hubbard (Co-Captain), Jack Boyce, Mike Keefe, Brad Blapphard, (Back Row L to R) Ken Norton, Mark Palmer, Bob McKenney, Kevin Perruzzi, Fred Mac- Queen, Chris Akins, Mike Needham, Josef Schuhwerk (Coach) The 1976 Cross Country Team, coached by Joe Schuhwerk, completed their season with a record of 6-3-0. The Wamps, lead by Co-Captains John McDermott and Joe Hubbard, finished 3rd in the Bay State League. Seniors Jack Boyce, Joe Hubbard, John McDermott and Mike O ' Connor contributed greatly to the team’s victories. Con- gratulations to the two juniors receiving awards as Bay State League All-Stars, Mike Keefe and Chris Ryan. 154 1 (Front Row L to R) Cathy Cummings (Captain), Mary Lane (Feature Twirler), (Second Row L to Rj Lisa Champagne, Sue Bailey (Co-Capt.), Valerie Williams, (Third Row L to R) Linda Cummings, Linda Lurvey, Maureen Murphy MAJORETTES The baton twirlers performed outstandingly during the 1976 football season. They won three competitions during the school year, and hope to go on and win the Bay State League competition. The feature twirler during the half- time show was Mary Lane. The squad was lead by Captain Kathy Cummings and Co-Captain Susan Bailey. 156 (L to Rj Patti Johnson, Lisa Gallivan, Sue Beck, Carla Fernandes, Liisa Johnson (Co-Capt.), Kathy Herron, Debbie Mariani, Genine Herron (Mascot), Sandy Hemeon, Chris Maggioli (Co-Capt.), Linda Merrill, Tricia Barrett CHEERLEADERS This year ' s group of Cheerleaders were full of the spirit and pep that makes any sports game a spectacular event. They cheered for four sports - Football, Soccer, Basketball, and Hockey. Each year, the Cheerleaders organize and run the Homecoming Dance, and this year they did an excep- tional job. 157 {Front Row L to R) Kathy Sharland, Diane Panarelli, Rose Varraso, Carol Bradford (Capt.j, Maria Bregoli (Capt.), Nina Angelis (Capt.), Denise Murphy (Capt.), Terry Hoffman, Karen Riihimaki, Patti LaRosa, Katie McParland, (Second Row L to R) Miss Connolly (Coach), Nancy Harris, Paula Hanson, Kathy Doherty, Jane Bottiggi, Leslie Roberts, Diane McCarron, Ellen Kearns, Heidi Lawton, Nancy Marshman, Kyle Robertson, Michelle Flaherty, Sue Lydon, Lauren Gillis, (Third Row L to R) Cindy Moore, Karen Porteus, Dorothy Manning, Donna Hutchins, Karen Mahoney, Brenda Killian, Betty O’Neill. Charlotte Herbert, Linda Johnson, Kathy O’Brien, Susan Malkos, Teresa O’Leary, Robyn Slauson. PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad attended all the Varsity Football games this year, despite the weather conditions. The girls made up their own routines and performed them exceptionally well. The squad was directed by Coach Miss Connolly and elected Captains Nina Angelis, Maria Bregoli, Carol Bradford, and Denise Murphy. Everyone appreciated the hard work and enthusiasm showed by the girls. 158 The best of 60 students trying out for the Rifle Team were chosen by the Coach Mr. Sevagian. The team consists of five freshmen, one sophomore, two juniors and nine seniors. The team elected Phil Sullivan and Richard Bruce as their Co-Captains and Lori Gozzo as the team ’s ex-official. The Rifle Team had one of their finest seasons, made possible by such top shooters as Frank Long, Richard Bruce, Lori Gozzo, Jeff Bessemer, Phil Sullivan and Doug Curren. RIFLE TEAM VPlu I MM hpUtji ’ mif If ' 11 9b ' Jm (Front Row L to R) Ginny Tullis, Lori Gozzo, Phil Sullivan (Co-Captain), Richard Bruce (Co-Captain), Mike Peretti, Frank Long, Roy Young, (Back Row L to R) Maureen Ramsay, Gail Spring, John Fraser, Mark Norris, Doug Curren, Paul Duffy , Michael Bruce, Paul Lawrence, Mr. Sevagian (Coach). 159 L (front row L to R) Jon Curran, John McDonald, Dave Herron, John Casali co-captain, Scott McKenney co-captain, Paul Fisher, Jim Munyon, Bob Cusack (second row L to Rj Paul Fitzgerald, Mike Tomey, Jack Twomey, Eric Jacobson, Bob Regan, Jim Fisher, (third row L to R) Mr. Walsh assistant coach, Dan Reardon, Bob McCarthy, John Woods, Frank Messina, Alan Cobb, Kevin McEachern, John Tutty, Ed Kelley, Mr. Coyne assistant coach, Mr. Vafides coach. HOCKEY The Braintree High School Varsity Hockey Team coached by Mr. Vafides, had a very success- ful year as they completed the season with a Bay State League record of 12-3-3. Contributing great- ly to the team’s success were co-captains John Casali and Scott McKenney. McKenney was the top scorer in the league, followed closely by Paul Fisher. The Wamps will lose some fine seniors, such as John MacDonald, Jim Munyon, Dave Herron, Bob Cusack, Paul Fisher, Eric Jacobson, John Casali, Scott McKenney, and John Curran, the team’s outstanding goalie. In the Eastern Massachusetts Hockey Tourn- ament, the Wamps defeated Marblehead by a score of 5 to 3. Scott McKenney had a hat trick. Brain- tree also knocked out top seated Arlington 6 to 3 at Boston Gardens. BHS 5 BHS 1 BHS 3 BHS 9 BHS 6 BHS 4 BHS 4 BHS 4 BHS 6 BHS 5 BHS 6 BHS 3 BHS 8 BHS 8 BHS 2 BHS 5 BHS 2 BHS 6 Tournament Games BHS 5 BHS 6 BHS 3 Dedham 4 Walpole 1 Norwood 7 Framingham North 0 Wellesley 4 Natick 4 Framingham South 1 Needham 2 Milton 2 Dedham 3 Walpole 3 Norwood 3 Framingham North 1 Wellesley 1 Natick 8 Framingham South 1 Needham 5 Milton 3 Marblehead 3 Arlington 3 Needham 4 161 I (Front Row L to R) Barbara Erskine, Gail Crowley, Marilou Chinzi (Co-Capt.), Nancy McKinney (Co-Capt.J, Sue Powers, Tricia Gambino, Second Row L to R) Ms. Connolly (Coach), Janet Swindler, Barbara Visconti, Joan Collins, Janice Maggioli 162 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Girl’s Basketball Team had a fine season this year. Under the supervision of Coach Ms. Connol- ly and directed by Co-Captains Nancy McKinney and Marilou Chinzi, the team finished the year with a record of 12 and 6, coming in 4th in the Bay State League. The highlight of the season for the girls was their victory over Framingham South, a high- ly competitive team. This year, Co-Captain Nancy McKinney was chosen as Braintree’s All-Star. BHS 53 Natick 4 7 BHS 38 Framingham South 54 BHS 41 Dedham 39 BHS 45 Framingham North 40 BHS 45 Needham 64 BHS 53 Walpole 51 BHS 51 Norwood 69 BHS 40 Wellesley 49 BHS 48 Milton 37 BHS 60 Natick 57 BHS 50 Framingham South 49 BHS 61 Dedham 51 BHS 39 Framingham North 36 BHS 57 Needahm 56 BHS 55 Walpole 41 BHS 53 Norwood 73 BHS 34 Wellesley 56 BHS 60 Milton 43 163 (Front Row L to Rj Dave Moorehead, Mark McDonnell, Richard Letteney (Co-Capt.j, Bruce Johnson (Co-Capt.), Jim Harvey, Jay LeGrand, (Second Row L to R) Dave Crook (Coach), Drew Morgan, Dave Williams, Gerry O’Connor, Bob Kelley, Bob Harrington, Jim Laufer, Greg Flynn, Tom Ryan BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach Crook, the Braintree High School Basketball Team completed their season with a Bay State League re- cord of IS and 5. The boys tied for second place in the League with Needham, behind first place Fram- ingham South. Top scorer for the team was Co-Captain Rich Letteney, who, along with Co-Captain Bruce Johnson, led the Wamps to a Tour- nament berth. BHS 49 Natick 43 BHS 47 Framingham South 63 BHS 49 Dedham 44 BHS 60 Framingham North 53 BHS 70 Needham 73 BHS 69 Walpole 57 BHS 75 Wellesley 62 BHS 66 Milton 4 7 BHS 73 Natick 63 BHS 55 Framingham South 82 BHS 4 7 Dedham 48 BHS 58 Framingham North 4 7 BHS 51 Needham 60 BHS 58 Walpole 49 BHS 64 Norwood 52 BHS 60 Wellesley 50 BHS 48 Milton 4 7 BHS 65 Norwood 54 Front Row- L to R- Paul Freeley Mike O’Connor. Captain Jon Barcello. Ken MacDonnell. Jim Avitable, GerryCal- lahan. Back Row- Frank Donovan, Jim Wojciechowski, Ed Bonner, Jim Parker, Mark Redmond, Bob Filippone, Jim Me Gratli. WRESTLING Despite a losing season, the Wamp grapplers worked enthusiastically this year, showing a great amount of team spirit. Senior John Barcelo, wrestling in the 187 pound weight class, took fourth place in the Eastern Massachusetts Divi- sion I Sectional Tournament. Wrestling in the 147 pound weight class was Senior Mike O’Connor, who showed outstand- ing individual effort throughout the sea- son. Head Coach Mr. Richardi, along with Assistant Coach Mr. Carson, were very proud of their team’s attitude and ambition. Tri’Captains Bob Laufer, Randy Dermott, Marlene Webster Marl Palmer, Rich Murphy, Mike Mulien. Walter Carey, Glen Danielson, Jim Turley, John Colbert, Tom BeTenger, Craig Jacobson, Joe Burke, Chris Ryari, Julie Smith, Peggy Mahoney. Third Row- Coach Mr. Aldrich, Peter Needham, Don Hagman, Chns Connolly, Mike Regan, ueorge Zinzopolous, Jim Cenci, Jim McEachern, Ken Norton, Mike Needham, Jeff 0 Brien, Joe Labrecque, Dave MacDonald, Bill Lane, Mike Keeje. Mikami, John fourkantonis, John McDermott, Ed Kracunas, Joe Hubbard, Linda McGloughlim Second Row- Mary McDerniott, INDOOR TRACK Braintree’s Indoor Track Team had an extremely successful season this year, emerging with a record of 7 and 2, along with some very impressive Bay State League performances. Despite some injuries and illnesses, Mr. A Idrich and Mr. Butler managed to keep the team of highly competitive athletes on their toes. The Commonwealth Armory was the site of ma- ny important Braintree wins. The Wamps were vic- torious over the Needham Rockets for the first time in eight years. Braintree placed second in the Bay State League. BOYS ' GYMNASTICS Second Row- L to R-Bruce McKennev, Tom Hagman, Steve O’Shaunessy, Dana SHeridan, Jimmy Galvin, Wes Wanagel, Paul Petrocelli, Jim O’Bryon, Jimmv Millanny. Joe Finn. Shayn Murohv. First Row- Dan McGrath, Mich- ael Moscone. Vincent Sacchetti. Steve Buttler, Bob Fulton, Number 1 All- Around Paul Kormann, Richard Betone, John MacNamara. Missing is Steve Murphy. The 1977 Boys ' Gymnastics Team did it again this year, putting together an undefeated season of 7 and 0. Lead by State All-Around Champion Paul Kor- mann, (Co-Captain), the Wamps are favored to capture their seventh consecutive State Title. Also contributing to the team ' s success were Co-Captain Bob Fulton, Vincent Sacchetti, Richard Bertone , Steve Butler and Steve Murphy. And, congratulations to Coach Schuwerk for a job well done. I A ' ii i I 169 (Front Row L to R) Janet Belcher, Alison Manly, Karen Clemente (Co-Capt.j, Katie McFarland (Co-Capt.), Sheila Hemeon (Co-Capt.), Jane Bottiggi, Miss Smith (Coach), Donna Herrick, (Second Row L to R) Jill Whitten, Linda Swain, Kelly Fay, Mary Morrissey, Joanne Fulton, Lorraine Caldwell GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Braintree High School has had a long tradition of remarkable Girls’ Gymnastics teams, and this year’s was no exception. Headed by tri-captains Karen Clemente, Sheila Hemeon, and Katie McFarland, and coached by Ms. Smith, the girls had a record of 9 and 0, clinching the Bay State League Championship for the sixth year in a row. Since 1971, the Wamps have compiled an unbelievable record of 55 wins and no losses. Gymnastics is a very demanding sport, and everyone worked hard with great performances by seniors Janet Belcher, Allison Hanly, Karen Clemente, Sheila Hemeon, Katie McFarland, Jane Bottiggi, and Donna Herrick. Again this year, the girls qualified for the State team meet. DRAMA CLUB THESPIAN SOCIETY Each year, certain members of the Drama Club receive the honor of becoming Thespians for their excellence in theatrical activities during their high school years. This year, five members were added: Lisa Harrington, Leo Harrington, Ginger Ward, Judy Hession, and Deborah Allison. The members of the Drama Club are those students interested in theatrical art forms. The mem- bers worked very hard in presenting their major fall production, “Auntie Marne.” The club also pre- sents a spring musical and participates in a spring festival that enters into competition. All of the productions were directed by Ms. .McKay and Ms. Mader, the faculty advisors. 174 STAGE BAND Braintree High School Stagehand is a select group of musicians chosen on the basis of their interpret- ive and inwrovisational talent. The Band consists of a full horn section backed by a five piece rhy- thm section and performs modern jazz, swing and jazz-rock in numerous conce rts throughout the year. BA ND MA DRIGA L SINGERS The Madrigal Singers is a select group of singers recognized as an outstanding choral ensemble. The Madrigal Singers perform at many concerts and go on tour every Spring. Admittance is by audition only. The Braintree High 1976-1977 Band has proved most impressive with their rnusical talent as well as with their new uniforms. Air. Halczyn serves as advisor to these young musicians. The Band, with Debbie Jenkins as president, takes part in the half time football shows, numerous concerts, and ex- change trips with other high schools. 176 L The Braintree High School Orchestra is a group of students who performed along with the Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers in concerts throughout the year. They worked under the direction of Mrs. Carol Rankin. f 1 t I The Concert Choir at Braintree High School, along with the Orchestra and the Madrigal Singers, performed in the various concerts held during the year. Mr. Binney was the advisor of the choral group. i 177 OR CHES TRA CONCER T CHOIR INFORMER STAFF MA TH CL UB The Braintree High School Math Club has been most active and enthusiastic. At the conclusion of the year, letters were awarded to successful participants. For the 1976-77 school year, Mr. Tombari and .Ms. Raymond served as faculty advisors, and Lori Gozzo acted as club President. tformef The Informer The Informer Staff was responsible for the monthly publication of the school newspaper. All articles and editorials were written by the students and staff personnel. Dave Harting and Robert Connolly were chosen as editors for the 1976-77 year. The newsroom was open every day during the year, invoking much involvement on the part of the students. The faculty advisor was Ms. Rosemary Brown. Under the supervision of Mr. Griffith, the Future Teachers Club ’s aim was to acquaint students with the teaching profession and to instill a desire and enthusiasm for teaching as a career. The Presi- dent for the 1976-77 school year was Kathy McAlarney. The Braintree High School Chapter of the Future Secretaries Association consists of students interested in the business field. Many fund-raising campaigns such as selling candy and baked goods are sponsored by this club each year. For the 1976-77 school year, Linda Mascioli was the club’s President, and Ms. Wallach served as the faculty advisor. 179 FUTURE TEA CHERS A SSOCIA TION FUTURE SEC RE TA RIES CL UB FRENCH NA FIONA L HONOR SOCIETY FUTURE MEDIC A L CL UB The members of the Future Medical Club were students interested in the medical field. The club visited many hospitals and medical units during the year. This year, the club sponsored a successful Bloodmobile in the Media Center. Debbie Osmond and Marsha Lane were co-Presidents of the club this year, and Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Doerr served as the club ’s advisors. The French National Honor Society was comprised of students who had taken a partiailar inter- est in French culture as well as the language. The club ’s activities included fund-raising campaigns, festivals, and a weekend trip to Quebec. The society was headed this year by President Kathy Curran and faculty advisor Ms. Grassie. ISO The Braintree National Honor Society is headed by Ms. Forde. The society sponsers tutoring programs for students having difficulties with their academic subjects. This year’s major fund-raising project was a Christmas bazaar. The proceeds were divided between the Children’s Hospital and a senior scholarship. This year’s President was John Nelson. The Key Club at Braintree High School is the school chapter of the Kiwanis Club, which functions a . as a social organization engaged in many community activities. This year, female members were added to this former all-male club. Mr. Grant was the advisor of the club. NA TIONA L HONOR SOCIETY KEY CLUB SKI CL UB BA CK PA CKING CL UB The outdoor life has been discovered by the Braintree High Back Packers, who have found that sleeping under the stars and treking through the wilderness can be quite enjoyable. Mr. Byrne was the faculty advisor this year. The Ski Club hit the slopes again this year, spending many weekends in Vermont and New Hamp- shire. Several day trips were also planned, including one to Loon Mt., featuring discount rates for couples and night skiing. Also, a trip is planned this year to the beautiful snow-covered mountains of Switzerland. The Ski Club President is twice elected Steven Murphy, and Mr. Kendall is the faculty advisor. 182 The Hiking Club was headed by faculty advisor Mr. Kendall. The members of the club took day trips to the remote woodland areas and treacherous mountain trails of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The Ecology Club is composed of students who are concerned with environmental protection. Mr. Bandara is the faculty advisor. 183 HIKING CL UB ECO LOG Y CL UB LIBRAR Y AIDES OFFICE STAFF The Braintree High School Office Aides are a group of dedicated students who volunteer 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 BHS Media Center Aides are a group of students who volunteer their services to the library. They work during school hours performing such duties as the shelving of books and the operating of library facilities for the school under the supervision of Mrs. Natalie Stovold and Ms. Catherine Bagley. ( 1 f ). I i ■ 184 The Audio Visual Aides are a group of students who are interested in learning more about audio visual components and related equipment. They also serve the school by delivering film projectors and other teaching aids to the classrooms. The advisor is Mr. Castonia. The Nurses’ Aides are those students who offer their serx ' ices in the health room during study periods. Their work includes assisting the two nurses Mrs. Doerr and Mrs. Hill. 185 A UDIO Visa A L A IDES NURSES AIDES A.F.S.CLUB DEC. A D E C. A. is a chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, and it is a national organi- zation of students of marketing and merchandising. There are annual local, state and national compe- titions for the club ' s members in which they demonstrate skills related to their jobs. The American Field Service (A.F.S.) Club is relatively new to Braintree High School, but it has become one of the most popular clubs with the students. The members are involved in national and international exchange programs. Mrs. Mehl is the faculty advisor of the group. 186 The 1976-77 edition of the Braintree High School Chess Club had a tremendously successful season, battling Milton Academy for division supremacy. The team was lead by Captain Jon Beal and faculty advisor Mr. Sevagian. V • ' j I Y • � 1 1 ■fl— f 1 J The Communications Club was newly organized this year. Its formation was sparked by the interest of students in the CB radio craze. Mr. Doyle, the faculty advisor, and all the members hope to expand the club and attract more students. 187 CHE SS CL UB COMM UNICA TIONS CL UB 188 (L to R) Cindy Crooks - Public Relations, Chris Crowley - State Regional Rep., Judy Hession - President. Maurice Bresnahan and Brian Smith - School Committee Reps. (L to R) Mike Green, T.J. Holloway, Kathy Lyons, Bob Coggins 189 STUDENT GO VERNMENT HOUSE REPS DEBA TING CLUB STONE SOUP STAFF “Stone Soup , the high school ' s literary magazine, is a collection of works written by students and published by the staff. Mr. Fountain is the faculty advisor of the staff. The Debate Club participated in various tournaments throughout the year. Some of the more prominent ones were held at U. Mass Amherst and Dartmouth College. The debaters also took part in South Shore League debate tournaments. The advisor for the 1976-77 season was Ms. Moran. 190 Throughout these pages you will recall with fond memories the times we had as Seniors. The Yearbook Staff hopes that this production will turn a few heads, and that in the years to come you may look at the 1977 Wampatuck and relive your High School days. (Seated) Mr. Ek - Advisor, (Front Row L to R) Val Talanian, T.J. Holloway, Cathy MacDonald, Merry Mezoff - Layout Director, Karen Larson - Co-Editor, Karen O’Brien - Clubs, Mary Drogo - Sports, Cheryl Lydon, Jill Watson - Advertising, (Second Row) Nancy Dolan, Kathy Curran - Type Setter, Sports, Paul Barry - Business Manager, Johel Belleza - Activities, Dave Harting - Paste-up Artist, Ron Boretti - Co-Editor, Chris Crowley, Laurie Coughlin - Photo Editor, Nancy Purvey - Literary Editor, Debbie Bullen - Photo Editor, Sue Purpura - Art Editor, Robyn Slauson, Debbie Jenkins, Andrea Neil - Seniors. (Absent) Gail Connolly - Sales 191 I 192 193 194 1 195 ELM ST. 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