Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

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Z 'mf , , A . 1 ,671 ,filzien -' V fn ' A A presented by Class of 1969 Dedham H1gh School Dedham, Massachusetts Remember when we . . . Entered the school as sophomores and were told there was a swimming pool on the third floor held our first class elections . . . joined in the spirit of our first rally . . . dreaded midyears . . . started double sessions . . . tried our rings on for the first time . . . made new friends. Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away . . . Then we were iuniors. Remember when we . . . Entered the new wing for the first time . . . celebrated our foot- ball co-champs . . . laughed at loud- speaker announcements . . .ended double sessions . . . grew a Southern plantation in the gym . . . typed our first twenty words a minute- without mistakes . . . watched the seniors graduate . . . started real- izing our worlds were too small. I want to be free, like the bluebird flying by me . . . Then we were seniors. Remember when we . . . Told the freshman there was a swimming pool on the third floor . . . made sure that we had an easy schedule . . . filed into the audito- rium for the first time and saw everyone standing . . . cheered our teams harder than ever . . . became club presidents . . . planned our last high school prom . . . all tried out for a part in the senior play . . . started thinking about the future . . . said our good-byes. The time has come for clos- ing books and long last looks must end . . . Now we can only remember. ,gr ,Q 'Ig' Q-3 1, ,J f,,s'.f ' gig! f 151.35 2412 4. .., ,,-. ,f .,, ,... -4,-. ,, ,f.'g,- ,.':A,p .,.,. , u1'.r.v 5 4 I Haifa f , ffm, ' ffm- ,?, ..,.Ly,f- fl - Q. 5g L -1 'V FQ L. ' fw:4fp6'4,fFz.' ' ?f92f rf.?1, . :P+ Hx ' 'xr .wffff f .ha ,. . 11'-7 ' 1 rw, ,' 4 1 1 Cf. T- 4111 OUR THAN KS W. , --, ,si.,,,,-, ....,,,.,,, K . , , ,--.,....., ' , ,.. A W -N v..1l,.-,. -W I--11: -- .4 ...q ' i 'N MR. MCFADD Our Chairman of Advisors for . . . Standing by us these past three years . . . fighting our battles . . . coping with proms, bills, and headaches . . . helping us grow - S low k i awk 5 IW L.. '. ii Q-, FROM ELECTIGNS . . . THRU TARA TQ.. 1 TO THE ADMINISTRATIQN . 33 Mr. James Dunne Superintendent .W 1 1 Mr. Harry McKay Administrative Assistant Many thanks for the guid- ance and consideration of the past years. Sometimes we failed to realize that there were other offices beyond those with which we were im- mediately concerned. Some- times it seems we forgot the importance of authority and the many headaches and responsibilities that accom- panied it. Yet, we will always remain grateful for the guid- ance no matter how self- assured we may have seemed. Mr. Joseph Bell Freshman-Senior Housemaster 7. S Mr. Charles 'F' A ' Foley J Sophomore- Junior Housemaster Mr. Thomas F. O'Donne11 Principal To the Graduating Class of I969 We hope that good fortune follows you throughout the coming years. Most sincere congratulations on achieving your diploma are extended to you, and we also sincerely thank the many members of the class who contributed to making Dedham High School a better school than when you first entered in l966. Ralph Waldo Emerson's words can be followed to your advantage in the years to come: Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you, you are wrong. There are always difficulties arising which tempt you to believe that your critics are right. To map out a course of action and follow it to the end requires some of the same courage which a soldier fl , 'fd' r vw l J H. .1 needs. We have profited in the past from his thoughts, and we hope they have a meaning for you. Most sincerely yours, Mr. Nicholas Desalvo Vice-Principal To The Class of i969 Graduation is a time not only for enjoying congratulations from others, but a time for personal reflection, for taking stock of your assets and making certain that your plans for the future have been carefully chosen, in order to fully develop that potential which is you. A successful life is lived most fully not only in bringing to reality its own dreams, but in helping to fulfill those of others. Lfalm I' L2 In AT I ,Vg ,qw V ,4 fn -, ,, am . .,. - I ,1- 'gf gl 5' u s. ,jfs ' X .5 .Y 5 N f nghsh f Miss RUTLI Baker Mr. Arthur Barker Dept Head FFR ,wx -J 'Li A in Miss Mariorie Fried Mrs. Judith Hays Mrs. Carole Iwanicki Mr. John Kenny f'L'Ffl1! ,,--,..,-, , QA- . fwpmx Miss Laurie Ronaldson Miss Margaret Soule Mr. Robert Toran 'Nf ffm x 5 so si Miss Louise Gagnon Miss Rosa Hajinlian Mrs. Annabelle MacLean Mrs. Jean McDonald 591 A5 lt ik-4 Miss Pamela Chonin Mr. Maurice Daly Mrs. Laurel Doran Mr. Paul Dorrington -711. is J... is sl l .f f' f Mrs. Lynne McGuire Mrs. Judith Palmer Mr. Elwood Philbrick Mrs. Marylou Rollins usiness ducation o 4-,L :Mai-iii - 4 J X Mr. John Wallace Mr. Thomas Curran Dept. Head Y f-1 Mrs. Trudy Miller Mr. Charles Quale Mr. Clarence Smith Mr. Kenneth Toomey Mathematics any x M if i ' ..-,- 4 Mr. George Kehoe Miss Dorothy Antonitis Dept. Head X f qrrr l Mr. James Philip Farrington Mr. Carmen Gallo Mr. Maurice Hurley Mrs. Genevieve McCaffrey Z F, MV- Robefl Caffoll Miss Valerie Dreher Miss Leigh Rosati Mr, Gerard Varnum Dept. Head - Q : in ' if i 2-'Jig 1 A' Miss Catherine Castle Mr. Edward Coffey Mrs. Suzanne Healy Mr. James Messina 3 ly 'fl B- K Mr. James Baker Mrs. Ellen Bornstein Miss Martha Cornetta Miss Maryanne DelGrosso hysioal Education Foreign anguage Miss Marguerite O'Grady Mr. Robert Ouellette mz.rvt1af Mr. Lofts McGuire Director of Athletics ' i 31. 5'-Q ' ' . ,V ' ,, . Sink b 4 ,A , --.-1 , .J . A , pmffz- , 12:51 '-4. 'I '1' ,..f1v,:fg. ss1s': 7 - -. . EH ' fi 5 .-.5 .grsgl 'iq- sia J' l- ' I .:ElEli:l ' Nt 51, 53:14 I wa' .1 1.' ' '-'ft . 'si 1.5 I , 4 5 '-wr jx wgji E2- 'fi-, i' - ,.z2f'f' 'zz' 1'LAf.-- . ., .- 4, wig. , zu., Mr. Anthony Zonfrelli Dept. Head Miss Carol Boyd li -1 .izg Mrs. Myra Platt Miss Pamela Rothaug Social Studies Mr Richard Cawley Mrs Clare Deraney Mr John Donovan Mr. Robert Healy mb ..---.... mf- - 'M Mr. John O'Brien Dept. Head is V fi, E , Yi' C, d 1 777 Mr Charles Foley Mnss Eleanor Ginsburg Mlss Joanne McGrath Mrs. Claire Quaglieri 1 4511.1 Mr. Thomas Yonker Mr. Joseph Bell Mr. William Browne Dept Head y l I lags l r i - 495 Y Mr. John Kelly Mr. Bernard McFadd Mr. Lofts McGuire Mr. Eric Rosen lEl'EEH l 7'7 Mr. Andrew Corcoran Miss Dianne Corley Mr. Louis Dellasanta Mr. L. Terence Donovan MV- P6Ul Quatromoni Mr. Robert Ryan Mr. Edward Sheridan Mr. Lester Smith Ana our Specialists . . . if -c-. , 'f 'N MV- LBWFSIWCG B6leS Mr. Robert Rosati Mrs. Patricia McNally Mr. Clifford Gustafson - The Arts - l 3 fo 1vvv H , fg l Mr. John Faucet Mr. Robert Shreve Mrs. Mary Downes Mrs. Helen Duhamel r - Music - DR. Librarian r 1 l 5 V 1 fi 30' 3 l lflkgj .ff -fr cies . ,ij , W 6,4 Miss Helen LeGendre Mr. Everett Aldrich Mrs. Florence Hughes Mr. James Kissell Nurse - Guidance - WWW 711 .Y,l.,:lny Y y , Ja K nf 5. , V' I :T ' V vw Q if ' A f 'i' 'L 5.2 4 - l A ' Y' r k . 4 . 1 t bl '1-A - yn 'fngx I ua? I r I , i .i54??4llHE?fm Ml ' Cafeteria Maintenance l l 4 i i Did I ever tell you the ioke about the three football players that went to heaven? a u A I c I 0 u f 1 1. I n 0 Hello, NBC, beautiful downtown Burbank Those Who Made I hat It Was... 3,3 R, '-Q or 1 l 5 Q l call him Frankenstein. E .fr . ff 'g.f-ft1.f'!lrliie.f Pg,ae2Lf'tll'l11l'5i1 '1 1, V 'OSL E l ,Q 551'- Q pmg. . ' Q 4. tw ailkliil eg , LA: lm, ,f-tm-wvsumw, is iw . 33' ,Ai 1-17 1 Am FMNG5 Pi PAs1Es'fQ mo g g,-,ss::1., A 1' ' fr' Those were the days. vs. You got accepted where? u ft 3 Q ,Q it C17 Y ,ta They re gust not bunldmg southern mansuons lxke they used to Right, Mrs. Palmer? Winner and runner-up in smile contest. When I say iump, you say, 'How high?' Alright-who put the chalk in the eraser? 25' SY. Qi N, ,M 1 Marauder Highlights The IQ68 Marauder football team, captained by Steve ladonisi , x compiling a respectable record of 41 wins and 5 losses J s, playing vvell despite iniuries to many players showing great .QT nf 1gW5't ' it determination even when things were not going well never haw, ' ' quitting in any game ... providing many thrills for fans both home V? Jxfjg Jr andavvayn. as sifff ' f 4 .- F2 -fi .SBE 'isnt 3-523 -I, -in wh 1 5454 6- -3.1f16l'QEELff'5 aQ+?gw75T-tlfitltfti-Qt' E Q A . 5. f t 'ff' --sw. 35135 lf ft ggi' if 3 lf' V' V aff' , , 1 8 t 1 Y Nh 5 ,' . ,-,bp an '68 MB'-9'-ldefst Don Begin around left end, ,ty xl 4 A '., , X4 'I' If I ' -3 a' . V A 4 , .. -- . Q - 1' . Y ,ggi ,- eagag lib J 5 ...iw -sa - s me t u a t f I v 'a 2 K L TD 'L' 'E x' Q iv' up A A en ogan scores a . . ' gm 4 . W , -V., . ' V- A 5.35 .,.-....' ' A ff' 1 i - A .lc Dedham wins the toss. i l . -A 9 3 i 's ' ' 1 , EJ. , gb: A f ay . l I ' in X l url -M w I - W ' a . - ,ii X- f ' 1 t s at J - . Steve ladonisi breaks off tackle, 24 'YOU Come back lame! Steve runs back a kickoff. bv 1 .ts - n . -A - I' V. - Q ' L 11 , iffrga .Q PM 'ff' 5 . M -M 51554 if -am X 1931 .1 A Q . 5l'hL9.,.xka5h- ,-:T '85 . - -K. A M: - L If . . 1 Q a . f . yi -vw ff- fi.-. .-- 'f+..s fl ,A X A gggzg 'i-fx.. ,K . Ti 'Y 1 V ' ,fl X v - 0 -l .QW -H-. ' 'f . 1 ' 'XY . . , ,xv ' ' Q . . . Q 11-as: :Ndlk a AP Q 3 'AN . B 1 v - M sc' I I - Cn' ' r Ia lu 97 Q- , Y 5 W 1 1 K 2 'i uf r 'ffl' ' Navi' ' i i P' ' 3' . ' xi.. L. il M . N,.,gEyzi H! - I ff f .ii U' -...'e :ii E, RN' 6 r:1'..'f'..A' I. iff- A The Marauder Defense resting. 'H , X 1:7 V Y 5 9 9 3' 'sw U 'A . ff ,fs . .A?'? f? 1 13' A F Q' .xii fats Don Begin dodges a tackler. H '57 M ' fi f . Kg A ,Q 77 ' . 1 ' , , - -, ., 'An' ' ' . 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G ii-, . .. ' ff?- lf ' . 1 irffizfw We W -. Dedham wedges for a score. Zonka digs for yardage. Three Marauder stars 564' . . S A 1 gtik-'H Hi' . .n f ' . 5f'!5u:?' . . . . - -' - . . 69- ' 4 J if.: A 3. 'A 8 .f s 'Q N - L iii! - 5 ' Q x Q' 4 iiv Q . ii , :g.-. '!:,hiE..,, Q ml mtg A . .,, i Q, ,Q Steve I. slanfs off Tackle 25 .Y I 1 if 'l 'FINA i3.4. ?'YW5'li+' ,rg .353 . 5:6 fp- .'-, . 4.154 J flu!! .I cf ' , 'bl .V I ' M - '4 , 'Z 2.1 Rf. 'K Yx,,-vp JR xg -,Y l h .SF I U . it 1 A+ , V I,-5 ' Q ' C ,ng .sf J - ' J., R8 w no 'J 1- . .JJ ?!-...--':- i l . 1 ' ' . J- . . , ,. . 2 P- -J. 3 1- . A .. 9 ,ra .' Q .Q -o -,gr ve.. W 1 'Y ' Y ' Q38 ard? fi lvl-2-31-'..,' -ff'f+? 'mk lgfl-f?.l'22l fl.-ref -fl Q2 S Sir li, if li:M ii , 1. INF.. ' ir 54 1' l'b n. , , ,. -4 fr lf .. ,rdgg qw ' or g- f 1 , ' V 171 l 4 4 lit t'fj -,'1v l 2 'I' J , .. Q ' em-51. ef ' ,, 5 lf ni QI? -L' A A -I ::- .4 , . 4 'f .5 . I. N Q M -' Q . L... A-- 4 . . - . 1- V. ,,.. 4 . 5 ',, . 'Nils X Firsr Row F. O'Brien, P. Kahler, D. Begin, K. Logan, G. Neilson, R. Menice, Capi. Iadonisi, J. Ferriier, J. Zonfrelli, M. Iverson, M. Connolly, J. Vasta, E. Rutko, W. Porazzo, J McCabe, Second Row: L. Todesca, M. Lucia, D. Becker, G. Frazier, D. McKillop, R. Garlick, K. Wilson, B. Maher, P. Howard, J. Feeney, P. Leonard, M. Glennon, B. Kardas, G. Gutowski. John Xfasfa l 4 - 2' A C I, 4 O' X , f N u 3 X 'v f , 51, .Ve 1 1' xv . .... , .'-f sf- Qu f xv' ,., 9 v mf QQ Y. vw , I l fi ha , E Y ' Amy 3 X . 1. John l McCabe ,- ll Mark ConnoHy 4 v y X ' fm! ll' 1 . '- .N t , . , r 7 Q 4 J . ,.,, ,gm-, 3: . r , , . '- Q ' ' Jirn 'K ' ,,A'., ' - fm J l F 't 'll ' fl l 1 err: er X 4 X l 5 f Y Ken ' 'X Logan , X i x X X , John Zonfrelli If x 1 1 R ' WM Capt. . . V St I ,g 'gt ' erfzianiss f ', -D X izqg 1 wr ff X : Begin 2 hwrx, Don I L QE! hm. as Frank O'Brien X fl!!! Mark - A A f .f M ff! f ei xji Rutkb Iverson f 6 r 1 Paul Kahler W., ,. MQ, . en P , OTSZZO Marauder Scalps lg N 5 1 Cross-Country The T968 Cross-Country Team, coached by Mr. Charles Quale achieving a hard-earned record ot 4 wins and 5 losses 2 losses extremely close led by Capt. Paul Madden with a strong senior contingent the basis tor a strong team next year real spirit and dedication through the tough season exhibiting great stamina in covering the grueling 2-mile course a race of endurance representing D.H.S. in track with a successful Cross-Country team . . . i7fi1QlQ1'I:7f!lJ av-f ? EI .'- l I i a ,fr i 3252? J ' -we :na sis? A' .W-- ! D 1 ill'9,ll'.i-,l 1:5 ..fd.f2l- 'PX 12 . it First Row D. Prather, T. McGrath, R. Scarsciotti, G. Ricard, D. Marinelli, R. Morris, J. Mastandrea, D. Craigg Second Row. N. Giacobbe, C. Benson, M. Raineri, J. Finnegan, P. Madden, P. Butler, K. Hampe, S. Johnson, W. Whitham, A, Dau, Third Row: D. Bradbury, D. Parr, J. Murphy, S. Pulster, P. O'Donnell, J. Verley, D. Houston, D. Blake. Capt. Paul Madden xl -- :L I .12 ' me A ,T E 3 3 Y' 4 vlx .N A., A J. U Ll Seniors line up for a race. is Coach Quale with Paul. Th Paul, Wally and Nick loosen up. 28 The first year Marauder wrestling team, coached by Mr. James Police working hard all season not winning any matches captained by Mark Connolly establishing wrestling as a regular sport inexperience in light- weight classes, the' main weakness will improve with time and more participation giving their best effort in each match . . . record does not indicate their effort . . . ' 4. Q l First Row: T, Angelina, M. Lucia, K. Porazzo, Pf Leonard, A. Piper, J. Heaney, J. Trovatog Second Row: D. Schulenburg, S. Rando, D. Boisvert, C. Piaczolo, D. Bong, J. Angalime, P. Elias, J. McCann, J. Riley, Coach J. Police, B. McLaren, absent Capt. M. Connolly, J. Boncek. pm Stuckff Paul Leonard applies the pin. Paul Grasso goes in for the kill. Mark Connolly starts the breakdown. 29 30 it Winter Track I This year's Winter Track Team, coached by Mr. Robert Healey and Mr. Bernard McFadd . .. best record in the past LH few years losing only one meet and finishing second in Division Ill led by Co-Captains Paul Madden and Scott Johnson placing ll players on the MET Track League All-Star Team running outdoors every day despite ,l the weather hard work and conditioning paying off well balanced team a true testimony to the team's J dedication . . J, ll l i l A7 . luv '4 . . ----fell l ,f ' U. 1 Ja.. ' u ' 1' 7.1,-5.3.-S15 gg i iii i i li . ll l l fl ,r fl ll li. 'll ,ill l: ll fri ii I, li il. First Row L. to r.: A. Dervan, M. Raineri, H. Berry, D. Begin, J. Zonfrelli, R. Menice, J. Ferriter, P. Kahler, Capt. S. Johnson, R. Morse, W. Whitham, Capt. P. Madden, Second Row: E, Rutko, D. Glover, J. Davis, K. Wilson, G. Dyer, J. McCabe, J. Q: Finnegan, S. Schofield, J. Crowe, R. Morris, Coach R. Healey, Third Row: Coach B. McFadd, P. Varley, N. Straud, A. Curran, V' A. Dau, S, Pulster, J. Wagner, A. Capone, G. Ricardi, C. Smyth, T. Kelly, Fourth Row: B. Walker, J. Heaney, A. Butz, P. ,l Simonet, P. Goyette, J. Harrington, J. Katchpole, R. Lizout, T. M:Grath, D. Bradbury. 5 ' 1 . rx l ll ti I Rico leads the pack. gl ll Jim Davis clears the bar. W W., -l i l l il l l Don hands to Zonka. Ten more push-ups! 'HI .Z xx 1 s 3? in Q Jfx y' fy 1 lb .-1-1-fflcii'-'. '.' fnzrra. ff ,- I I I ' I fl. fi nr l,T'4l1lv,uv'x7K! ',',',' FJ!!!-als .kwi- K+' f M rf 5452? V.: K . , X S f lv Z' --l-5.,..,,..-- v, ...,,..,.. 1-....., '- ...Q-.. I 1 Z' .f ,ff 1 - - - H I 1 N- fvzilvqu-sgwq.-nj 'rg-n 1 I gal' yr' A 4+ V. ,arf u fav .p-. Ns 32 Basketball The Marauder basketball team, coached by Mr. Lou Dellasanto struggling through a long season the wins, tevv and tar between caused not by lack of talent but lack of experience Capt. Paul and Fred Nagle, the senior members Paul Butler is the leading scorer in the Bay State League working harder than any previous team . . . hustling in every game . . . possessing real spirit that keeps them going through the season . .. developing a team for the future D.H.S. is proud of this hard-working team First Row: P. Blay, P. O'Donnell, M. Glennon, F. Nagle, Capt. P. Butler, D. Marinelli, J. Feeney, B. Maher, B. Weber, Second Row: Coach L. Dellasanta, M. Dicenzo, S. Kring, A. Morgan, B. Littleton, J. Collins, K. Wons, A. Richmond, E. Maniero, R. Galt, T. Resha, Coach J. Varnum. r H Dom Marinelli dribbles past a defender. The team in a pre-game huddle. Capt. Paul Butler Rusty Garber takes aim. Cefllel' l:l'eCl Nagle Hockey The Marauder hockey team, coached by Mr. John Dooley .. . enioying one of its best seasons battling for a tournament berth led by Capt. Kevin Hampe providing fans with exciting games playing well all season although injuries hampered their efficiency finishing third in the Bay State League well balanced team a real winner. 'lm .ui A V J' Q N f J' N ,xx it f' ' 'JH kcfll M10 1... tl J - 93 I 559340 E9 V 614 i Firsr Row: D. Brooks, K. McGrath, F. O'Brien, Capt. K. Hampe, W. McKinnon, L. Snow, F. Bradbury, J. Bradbury, W. Godfrey, Second Row: Coach G. Grant, R. Scarsciotti, T. Lasher, R. O'Connell, T. Childs, D. Aylward, J. Murphy, D. Duncan, R. Marsh, L. Gibbons, G, Neal, Coach J. Dooley. ...-.. ., Y .--- Y ........,,w,,, ,.,,. QM Mx' A V flx A . ti-, Q 17: 1' 'x 2 6-vm, ,J I N Q +5 N-r X .4 . ...us Godfrey kicks out the shot. Doug Brooks robs Ftorek. Y ggi I X.: ia 55,5 -J , F5 Q X Y fy? v Wh-1 Frank O'Brien beats the goalie for a score. Not this time, goalie! 34 yxfxy' fiv- QBAH Capt. Kevin Hampe Q S as 'E ' ., , r , Q. l , A Kevin and Wayne combine for the stop. Dave Alywa d l' NYU Hgnff, Goalie Wayne Godfrey Winger Frank O'Brien Willie McKinnon winds up for a backhand. -1 3 v v r ,A 1 .ff 1 .K V 'v gi f ' i 'f 7' i .3 1' if , 1 J ii i N X t I+ ,H I U X 'W' I . ,v y 'n ' 1 i if ,if 1 r 'Q' 1. 'uf' 'x I, ',ni 'I 3, Y 7 O'Brien siick handles through the defense. .' 1 .f.ff A Fred Bradbury scores. wsxesmsw-1-If ' Y Y-A i i 6 JE I L get i 1 VK x I. . 1 ' 4 U A ,iff i W 'I gvxny .x N4 K' yi'-' .-'! W Winger Laffy Gibbons. Kevin McGrath sets for the face-off. I I fi xmas . bfi fr'-mm, sfo.: .X X? , 'Jlr 1 - E 1 , 5 E I t : li QED I uhm' Frank O'Brien dodges the goalie and scores. 1 it K Q: ' Kevin McGrath. pr Kevin Harnpe knocks ihe puck loose, Front Row: S. Mclntyre, J. Celata, Co-captains, T, Collins and S. Walonis, E. Clement, J. Ratcliff, Back Row: A. Dunne, J. Morris, D. Cooper, R. Cronin, K. Mulvey, K. Miller, R. Garr. Missing, M. Glorieux. Basketball The girls were ambitious hopes were high once again to enter the Southeastern Massachusetts Tourney unfortunately, competition tougher than usual had to settle for a fine winning record the talent and ability of the team exceptionally good familiar shouts of Toot, Rooster, Shell, or Mouth signs of team enthusiasm Rowdies always stay together! Smiles on the faces of these determined girls Senior girls now leave behind them a fine example of a great team . .. only they could have established. Practice isn't over yet, you Rowdy! Oh HO, a bug! lf l C0Uld 9f0W H few more inches! J, W-Q Tina Ballerina strikes again. lt's true, Elmer's Glue really works! What's the fuss for? 37 Tennis A difficult schedule team performed Well a fine season record to show for strong efforts Mrs. J. Chesebro, dedicated coach how could the team not be successful! Braving all weather mastering backhands developing strong serves .. . diligently trying to get the ball over the net! Janet Morris sure taught Wellesley her Tennis dress did it all. Left behind . . . a record and spirit hard to beat. M. Groden, K. Collins, K. Taylor xxx . iii.-ny K. L. Right, K. Miller, A. Dunne, J. Morris tl 'K 4 ,Q es. !af:f..5 N A' Q 7 . QAQ 1 a . 3 fr . ,,, , J. Williamson, C. Cusack, P. Murphy Top Row. A. Luppi, K. Taylor, T. Collins, K. Miller, Middle Row: E. Nugent, M. Donahue, M. Groden, K. Hunt, J. Morris, Bottom Row: K. Sherba, A. Dunne, J. Hobbs, C. Cusack, P. Murphy, S. Hibert, J. Williamson. , .Ji 3 . ' ZZ xx '1' 2 fi , . , . , .f ' .-: ' wi , 3 . , l gl .. V4 li LL ' ii.-' ' 1 ,Q if L 41 Q 'i 39 .3 , i r r ,. ng, 5 .t 5-P. . iw' ' 'Mew , pn, V , X 1., Front Row G Lucerne, S. Mclntyre, J. Celata, J. Forrester, P. Hammel, C. Glorieux, M. Becker, J. Coccia, S. Walonis, Missing, Back Row: D. Cooper, S. Cotton, E. Clement, K. Kahill, E. Carpenito, R. Simpson, B. Garr, C. Knight. Michelle Glorieux Track The breaking ot records the col- lection ot trophies . .. a winning season and the DHS spirit sure-tooted te- males bringing home many a victory for the records success assured in the coming years skill and endurance makes the perfect combination. 40 l Patricia Hammel Softball Always ready to play mourning the loss of Coach Miss J. Mutty . . . but pres- ent Coach Miss L. Rosati will try to live up to this high standard . .. their enthu- siasm and spirit has encouraged them to keep striving for victories . . . this, the season ot determination, will be the turning point in the fate of the DHS girls softball team. Good Luck! Joanne Forrester ' Qi rw, Top Row: S. Cotton, N. Kissel, E. Clement, Coach, Miss J. Mutty, M. Boyle, E. Beck, K. Mann, M. Halliseyg Front Rowp P. Capulli, J. Ruggerio, D. Cooper, R. Connolly, J. Celata, R. Garr, Middle Row: M. Glorieux, S. Walonis, D. Brady, K. Dunderdale, R. Donovan, E. Erickson, J. Coccia. Y 1 S Fronr Row: D. Linse, N. Mucciaccio, L. Dennen, D. Ran do, J. Trovato, J, Fiskg Back Row: M. Cosma, C. Cosma, S' Robertson, S. O'Donnell Miss L. McQuire, coach, J. Connolly. Donna Linse G mnastics Just a year ago a group of am- bitious girls determined to have gymnastics a permanent activity . . . suc- ceeded vvith Mrs. McQuire's help Susan Robertson and Susan O'Donnell mastering the feats of the trampoline Donna Linse showing ability and technique of a champion in tree exer- cise Jean Connolly demonstrating the art ot flips and back bends all setting a high standard for all gymnastic enthusiasts. Susan O'Donnell cr wlva.., Lianne Dennen iv. !l'! 1 President John Halpin at a loss for words? 5 The seniors meet. Student Council Serving the student body with skill and determi- nation led ably by President John Halpin, Vice- President Scott Johnson, Secretary Julia Fisk, Treas- urer Diane DiStephano under the supervision of Faculty Advisor Mr. Joseph Bell running suc- cessful dances, sales, and concession stands pioneering the first open student council meeting and student-faculty confrontation to the middle of the ear canal. f rs v if '94UDEQ'9 Teshirt anyone? Advisor Mr. Joseph Bell Y T7 14 1 4 A Dedham High Student Council -uf S l A 1 TIQX K, ,wi bteve ladonisi speaks his mind at The Open Meeting. ,, , EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Julia getting case history of patient, Kevin Hampe, as Exec. Council members J. Hartnett, J. Halpin, and D. Porazzo look on THE COUNCIL John Halpin Scott Johnson Diana Rando Harry Berry Joe Dutfin Paul Butler Julia Fisk Don Begin Judi Williamson Kevin Hampe Jeanne Harrington Nick Giacobbe Jeanne Connolly Ken Logan Diane DiStefano Jeanne Trovato Debbie Magee John keeps in touchg Scott keeps his cool. I' 3 O C Oh come on, Kenny! No freshman's that big! Don't kick him when he's down, Lorraine! t li Who, us? l l l l Smiling Ed on traffic! The upholstered doorstops made up of Student Council members and a few respon- sible classmates blessed with missing two minutes of each class daily threatened with bodily harm regularly at the lOl traffic iams captained by John Halpin as iuniors and Jeanne Connolly as seniors envied by freshmen, despised by seniors Go around, small fry. 46 b Jeanne Connolly John Halpin Mark Iverson Diana Rando Judi Williamson Jeanne Kelleher Kevin Hampe Don Begin George Neilson Paul Butler Julia Fisk Lorraine DeCenzo Nick Giacobbe Ken Logan Debbie Magee Harry Berry Kathy Reilly Donna Linse Christine Cusack Joe Duftin Diane DiStetano Ed St. George Kathy Parr Scott Johnson Jeanne Harrington Jeanne Trovato Nw. ,. 'QE Our daily problems. x l 'ik 2 Y Duh, what da ya mean l can't cross here? Speed trap. i Mu f',j,,,'L.-'i L.'r.: P. Roscia, P. Butler, K. Hampe, N. Giacobbe, B. Carol, D. Magee, S. O'Donnell, D. Rando, C. Cusack, K. Bandera, L. DeCenzo, D. Smith, N. Placentino, Seated: S. Johnson, J. Fisk. Executive Council .. 'wk L. it i Ah-ha! Working under the direction of Mr. MacFadd bringing the Orleans To D.H.S. introducing the Filet of Soul sending a Vietnam soldier a Christmas package . . . decorating the gym for our Junior Prom . . . succeed- ing in making our class the first to hold a prom out of the school choosing the Senior Play planning the banquet and class day .. There's a meeting today? No, John, Mr. O'Donnell is not Santa Claus. calf' sw Gramm, -R. 'fb Lorraine and Sue on duty. Library Council Spending studies in the library stamping books running from study to study with lists of those using the library . . . chasing overdue books . . . shelving returned books . .. cataloging new books trying to rearrange periodicals into the chronological order they were in before someone goofed . . . Hey-there are thir- teen people here and only twelve passes . .. Lfr.: R, Abaid, J. McGinnis, A. Whitty, S. O'Gorman, L. Stroy, D. Wilbur, L. DeMarco, S. White, Mrs. Duhamel. Everbusy Richie. D. DeStefano, K. Bandera, J. McCarthy, M. Nighelli 1. 2 'Pu F ' ,Mex I A f' 'i Ill -F 1.1 . 'H Q .S 9 . Jgpfqiif 413' 'B gl' 'Q Q 'L-' Al :air 331, .1 !' 2lx 2? i 531, 354-3 Q L.-r.: Mr. Barker giving a graphic explanation to P. Maimone, P. Harkins, W. Bacon. A moment's respite from AV toil. O 0 Hanging out in the A.V. center obediently laughing at Barkerisms premiering all those taut and gripping educa- tional filmstrips reluctantly giving them a G rating .. . unsticking stuck lockers . .. taking part in every assembly .. . dimming lights making recordings donning earphones and mikes to direct Tournament and Senior Plays . . . Sometimes missing cues . . . Watchout for the tootlights-third degree burns. x 5 al 31, l il' . .zgias . Paul can still smile at a Barkerism? SI Row l J. Wright D. Lake K. Murtha L. Emery A. Anderson S. Vermiglio J. Cullinane S. Nietzel W. Holmes R. Jordan Row 5 J. Sherbs M. Sullivan C. Mann M. Costa A. Gutowski Chmielinski B. Dau P. Simonet Freshman and Sophomore Choir Row 2 E. Buckley P. McDonald P. Doherty L. Carlson J. Zonfrelli J. Bumpus D. Pierce H. ladonisi R. Lexander J. Gerbino Row 6 D. Kennedy P. Boisverti' P. Sinclair S. Seufert J. Reid M. Guba S. Kring J. Cavolowski Row 3 L. Wagner M. Riley M. Odabashian B. O'Connor J. Kelly E. Spadoni K. Venti R. Foley D. Parr W. Kingsburyk Row 7 P. Balzarini N. Hanlon L. Mayer L. Boyle L. Kirby M. Cronin M. Kelly D. Galvin P. Curry Row 4 J. Sherba M. Perilli M. Naughton J. Burns E. Manns L. Dempsey L. Latham J. Boyle 'iS.E. District Chorus Singing at assemblies . . . making an exchange with Rochester winning an award in South Shore Competition two years ago fielding a representation group annually to par ticipate in District Choir presenting a part of the difficult la Messiah at the Christmas Assembly ti donning the clyilohn Seufert pfeydemi maroon robes for the last few times . . . Weep 'O Willow .. 12D Rosemary Leahy Vice Pres do directed by Mr. Fawcett Halleluiah. l3l 5'-1559 G'QUe e Glfls 77965 I' O Ll S 53 Jean Kelleher-News Writer 63 James Ferriter-Boys' Treas. V 73 Wally Whitam-Student Conductor 85 Kathy Hunt-Accompanist Junior and Senior Choir Row I L. Brobst D. Martinello L. Landers K. Sherba S. Giguere P. Burns S. Rich J. Fisk K. Brown K. Mann Row 5 N. Vokes K. Miller R. Leahyf L. Stroy R. Cronin L. Petrozzi Row 2 Mr. Fawcett E. McCormack M. Dennen S. Podolski L. Reilly A. Dunne M. McCormack M. Murphy D. Ackles M. Henry D. Ackles Row 6 G. Wons A. Chmielinski A. LaMontagne W. Masciarelli J. Cameron R. CoakIey B. Wood J. Seufertk P. Pantanof Row 3 P. Kelly D. Fitzpatrick C. Tansey M. Femino G. Brown L. Searles C. Civiterese D. LaCortiglia V. Costa D. Alesandrini Row 7 W. Whitharnf P. Conley J. Ferriter M. Small L. Wolloft S. Dardinski G. Fish M. Mayer R. Garber l. Strautin Row 4 K. Kirby M. Donahue J. Hobbs K. Hunt J. Kelliher D. Kerrigan C. Stuck T. Dinneen S.E. District Chorus Mr. Shreve in action. , ,Wag .-...f,,,. I W . ,. J 1 ,,,V,.I 4 M.. - 4 ,V , --an v Brass 'W ffffsf-C? Y, ,, 3 I1 C Burton Walsh J Chmielinski ZHCCGHE' T Clougher Akie W. Clougher Kring G Neilson Raineri W0llOff Simone! Byers Conover Chmielinski Cullinane Cullinane DiMarzio Fagone Dressler Garber W. Holmes Hobbs Pierce Morrissey Simonds Pontano Percussion R. Akie C. Gerlach N. Giacobbe J. Ricci E. Clement R. Kilroy J. Persson .- ,. 4 4 I, 5 Vi ,x sf ,iv , we we 'U G 0 fig? ' -9 1 'us ii? 5 1555' ,. 1' A' ' I t, 1 me ' L 5 1 in hifi! ifiiiw' ib1 ,m.s2Q'22 ,.mrf,?? In .'.'-:l'Qg'T'9 'ig' ig- gi, M a N A , 12. L iz 1151 di I. 13 J Q ..AY in , In X .,.af'fs L . ' J Lil' Mrs. Judith Hays, Drama Coach, seems reluctant to acknowledge two future Broadway stars John and Bruce. Coached by Mrs. Judith Hays Kathy Pusateri, Presidentg Ronald Akie, Vice-President, Linda Grant, Secretary-Treasurerg Nick Giacobbe, Set-Director planning the Tournament Plays heading the com- mittees attending meetings crowding into 224 making plans tor theatre parties watching some fall through producing plays for younger groups putting Tournament box-office capital into action This year we really are going to New York! '1 ,J Outstanding Performance 68-69 John Halpin Drama Ss. , fm --' 1 '- ' i Outstanding Performance 69 Best Actress 68 Kathy Pusateri Best Actor 69 Lee Wolloft Club 9 'V .. . ., About the theatre party ,,. ...J ,- 1. 1 4 Not again! 9 f e' ' , Q 5 ta t 1' '1 -1 , ji, , t. eifi 'N49 Z 1 'Z' 'Q 2 , 5 I Z - l 1 4 fi 'Q ' ti fl ,ff 2 -fl K ,, Z if - 3' ,JJ ggi HNOW I Wam YOU to turn when you say that line Kathy. 9' Hamming it up-even off stage. 57 X 2 4 Junior Red Cross ' ll'-r Y ,LANE . L.-r,: E. Rakes, K. Bandera, L. Stroy, J. Peterson, M. Feminog Seated: Miss Castle. . . Volunteers Racing to the bus on Fridays zipping on our uniforms .. . tearing down the corridors to meet our patients know- ing they are eager to see us performing our little duties . . . gaining that feeling of satisfaction . . . Heyl Who's the new guy in Room 402'? ,.. 85 L.-r.: R. Hanlon, J. Matheson, J. Peterson, E. Rakes, C, Primeau, M. Femino, D. Whitty. 58 Directed by Miss Castle . . . helping others . . . cru- sading for our membership drive making overseas chests for needy schools . . . selling candy exchang- ing rulers for needed money helping those in need Would anyone like to contribute some money . . . Volunteer needed here, Jean? Chess Club Brian White, President, Ste- phen Harcourt, leading knight checkmating its way from game to game black knight takes white knight trying to recruit new members . . . match- ing wits with surrounding schools . .. challenging the brains . .. white pawn takes black bishop hoping to make the tourna- ments . .. concentrating for hours asking advice of Mr. O'Brien That was a rather unorthodox move, wasn't it? 'Q L.-r.: W. Newman, J. Barber, J. MacNeil, A, Dervan, A. Raineri, S. Dardinski, J. Beltis. L.'r.: D. Benson, J. Barber, J. Ogletree, G. Cudd, M. Reisman l. Strauten, S. Harcourt, B. White, C. Brown, J. White. Photograph Club Photogenic Mrs. Thompson as advisor Steve Dardinski as head photographer teaching its members to take and to de- velop good pictures coming to the aid of Mirror and Reflece tions ... snapping candids in the truest sense developing the films ... long hours in the dark- room? seeing the finished product blaming it all on bad film . .. Hey Steve, I need a picture for page 711, and Purdy's can't make it. 59' AAath CRUZ Small but concentrated having meetings once a month Miss Cornetta as advisor and mentor getting helpful hints from Miss Antonitis solving brainteasers practic- ing for contests competing with surrounding schools for honors . .. hoping to come out on top continually trying to outdo Euclid . . . refreshments the best part of competition . .. a2+bZ:c2?'? ax fv- 60 VY Y if . Iw' F' T 7 1 l i tl gt' fl Brian White fseatedl shows N. Coles, D. Benson, C. Conway, K, Sherba, B. White, S. Harcourt how it's done. Thayer 'I W 'V li I li- kk 5 Lt ff-1 J Q :tr ll 3' , i ll it 'fiilrilf i .,s4,Qf x illl i 'Q tl YZ at 'i i il tt 'ij l l it t I I l ll I l yi l f 4, i Charles Brown, Linda Grant, Brian White . .. spend- i ing the entire summer on a science protect sur- viving a first two weeks of lectures contributing bacteria to the Tufts University swimming pool l programing a computer working eight weeks at a science outlet . .. studying rabbit's iaws, tetanus . toxin, and activated sludge looking forward to Wednesday night lectures receiving a certif- icate of merit for hard work looking, perhaps, toward a career in Science. l l Linda and Brian don't seem too impressed by our good man, 5 Charlie Brown. ' i l M in l l l Q . -us - NL 3 Debating Team The newest of D.l-l.S.'s clubs dominated by iuniors an attempt to stimulate the argumentative trying to establish its permanence .fn meeting the issues of the day . , . dedicated to the abolition of pig-headedness . . . I dis- agree . . S. Harcourt, B. Haines, G. Gutowski, S. Pecci, P. Pantano, E. Beck, R. Garry Seated: V. Johnson, R. Abaid. Future Secretaries of America President, Mary Levangie, Vice President, Sue Guardabascio, Receiving Secretary, Jane Pool, Corresponding Secretary, Chris DeMat- tia, Treasurer, Jean Guardabascio con- ducting meetings once a month listen- ing to advice of Mrs. MacLean and Mrs. Mac- Donald starting the future at the top with a Pru Party seeing the business world of plastics holding a Tupperware Party attending lectures on the Busi- ness World of Tomorrow better still the lecture on the Boss and His Pastimes preparing for a promising and reward- ing iob looking toward a bright and challenging future. Summit Conference of FSA-Standing: C. DeMattia, J. Guardabascio, J. Pool, Seated: M. LeVangie. L. to r.: C. Duffy, J. Guardabascio, C. Angelini, J. Saparnis, C Atkins, D. Wilbur, E. Beecker, D. Ricci, G. Meloski, J. Hines, L. Searles, G. DeFillipo, C. DeMattia, M. Levangie, C. Vaccaro, J. Pool. bl X K K I EDITOR-IN-CHIEF TYPING Linda Grant Nancy Porter ..- i 1U1n ACTIVITIES Diane Rando John Seufert Karen Bandera Jean Lynch PHOTOGRAPHY Anne Dunne Jean Matheson Mark Small Julia Fisk Chetfa Mazzola Nick Giacobbe Janet Morris 1 3 is ,Z I J 2 SPORTS Karen Miller Michelle Glorieux Andrew Dervan SENIORS Kathy Geary Judy Williamson Joan Bakunas Barbara Moulton Tina Collins Jeanne Trovato John Humphreys Sue Walonis Sue White Reflections I 969 Starting otf at an enthusiastic pace planning big ideas with a small pocketbook attending meetings living in Room 113 laboring over triplicate sheets . .. retyping 04425 faking senior write- ups . .. losing pictures ... retyping . .. 617-5416 ... calling Purdy's sorry, we're all booked up snapping our own rushing to meet deadlines missing deadlines retyping We of the year- book staff would like to thank Remac for his time and consideration. 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The ime at Novem- on, the 15 wi1h 11111 2111 11' 1-0111- flp-0111 1 C0111' 13111111111 1111111 in - Prom lass of- 1-1cF:1dd 11 suit- 11d 51111 :ouutry 1 easy, ug us :1 sul 1111! 7, 111 11, T111s V1'1l1lEl' ve pur- 1 g1111'11. I1 wear -111 11111 lginally 11'111 be amount my for 1111111165 1111, al- 11'e not OI1 T1-IQ1-1 d ed ractices b Compositions 1-xtra choir Practices 1 11111 1111 111 1111 II1 I1 11111111 IT110t 51 '1112 f'lIl11j1-1'1 .i-1 -en 1 1111111111 V11111 11 1111111111: 11-rx' 11.1111 1111111' , 1,- 11111111l1111:111-:111111I1x11111 11 - 1 X15 1-11-11111 111 -111' 1'1'1-s1111111 1 ' . 1:1-11,1r11 X111 1'11--1111111 11 111 5 '1-111. 1X111114'1'Il 1111111 111-111141, .11111 XN11111'11111 IIA 111.11 11:111- 1111 1111-11 1111 '11'1- :1 11111111-1' 111 1 111 11 11111.1111 111 11111- 0 0 - - - - .... ....... 1111111 Fisk ?5!.2fl'1L?1311?J f.i53::5::::::: ...... 5 ..,.........,...... 111.1 Juniors In Award 1 flllylllbvi 1- I gtaffg V1111-no J1111nso11, E111-1-n Rakes. Karon Kirby' Karen 1111- 11 1' A 1'l' 4' ' 1 i I L 13311111-11111, L1r1c111 Ku1'kJ1n11, Chellu Muzzolu, LZIUFIC I .1 t. 11 1111 .155 111111 lie Jllbllkl' 111111111-11'111- 11111.11 G111' 1 F112p1111'11'k. Kz1r1-n Cvglciraki I 'mind 'Ur tht, IWM NNY 111 -1116 111-r, 'l'111- l'1f-rk 1,r11'1':11111- I.:111- 1- - - 'L'- Fvature Editor ...................................... Janet Morris S1-1111111 :1111111:1I 111'Ll1ll1I 11-5111111 11l'1'S, '1'+1Wl1Sl '1'1l' 111111 .1I1I'11Is. 'I'111N 11-:11 :. S1 Staff: 1511111111 C11-1111-n1,K.1111yKz1h1er,S111-VV11l0niS.Mlfhelle 1l lll 1'-'1'1'1Il111'l' 12 ill 1110 111311 1'a1111 .X1111-1'111,1'11111111-111- 11I111'11-11x 111-1111 Glorieux. .11-1111 COl11l011j', C11f'1'Yl 511' 1 Society Editors .................. 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DVI!!! 1111111-11111111 111 1,-11111,1111,1Um, Tina Collnns, Sports Editor 11,1x11f:1, 111-:1:s'1'1:11 1 1 1H2'111 111 1'1'f'1f' 1'11x1 .l.1l11-7 S111111- 51141111-11 1 1 H Nh! 'HHN 4l'hf U14 1'1111, 31.111 5111111- 1,1111 , 1111110 Ml, 1':11111-1 W1-11111-1' 1111 ,mmf-.1 Nm' 11-1', N11' 11111111 1'.111l If 11111 '1'11v' 1 11I1111-1' .X1.111 11:1N mlm 11.111 111' 1111-11 1-1 1.1111 111:11 51111111 11-111111-11 11111111 .1111111.1111111 111 11111111114 1111- 1'1'11l1 15 '11ll1l114111 511111111 11 2111111111111 111 11 11-1111111111 111' 11 11-111111-1-1111-111 111fx11111- 111:11 S1-1 , 1 , -1111111111111u1111- mmf 1lY ix. 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T11El'Q 11111, P . d h 111 01111111119 come at 11 time W1 U 'CNY an Ofograp y s 111' senior Pet peeve .vtiues of the seniors hav Edjfofs 111-cided1 I-'inals .ACOIBBE ,nm H thvse S1-1111115 11111 .1.1,1,-1111-11 .11 .1 Breseuing sm H mil 1 1.11111 1'0111'QE'. for at 1111- 1i1111- 111' 1111- posmve finals seniors going 1111 11,1 col- 111-111' 1511111113 a 'T ' , - ' I W 1Cg1- 11IlV+' already 111-111 zl1'1'ep1ud. .X11111,111g11 111 311' 111111-U1,1,U', ,,,w0qci,agtElrEW Janet Morris' Feature Editor P' HM l I As 111 11112 11u1-s111111 of w11Q1he1' k1111w1edge 111611: is 1111 logical riglwirj' ' building SfOY19WCi1 1 '1'0 the finals 111:1k1- ll 1111'11-111-1111 111 1'1-11s1111 for S1-111111' finals, such .1 51,1 9113111191 TXJ Y VWV9lV1Ydfg5S9d WFQU' dc1111-:111-11 j . IQ Watching Mrs. Cimeno in a cosmetics demonstration are S. Nunn, L. Sheridan, A. Pickett, C. Cimeno, S. Smith, S, White, B. Mullen, and L. Searles. Leading FHA in a busy year-President Ann Pickett, Vice-President Kathy Geary, Treasurer Susan Smith, Secretary Susan White, V.P. of Recreation Lorraine Sheridan, Historian Pat Ratcliffe, Parliamentarian Carol Cimeno, and Reporter Sandy Nunn sending Anne to the national convention in Miami Beach . .. manning the F.H.A. booth at the Eastern States Expo electing state officers and going to conventions holding successful cake sales, paiama parties, and vvild basketball games helping out at the Dedham Community House going to see the Ice Follies . .. sending Valentine packages to the guys in Viet Nam Oreos or Cheese 'n' Peanut Butter? F.H.A. Kathy and Anne compete with the caf ti' AM EDF3 J' V7 +-N., L.-r.: L. DeMarco, L. Searles, K. Geary, S. White, A. Pickett, K. Carpenito, C. Cimeno. Ski Club Anticipating the season to come skiing King Ridge, Gunstock and Mt. Snow riding to, from, and on buses waiting for that promised weekend trip wearing ski club patches always thinking snow schussing hard to beat the lift lines led by Mr. Bales and Mr. Williams officers represented by Steve Doten, Pres. John Cameron, V.P. Mark Small, Treasurer. Steve and Mark make plans. itil' Standing: Steve Doten, Pres.: Tom Sutton, Julia Fisk, Sean O'Connor, Mark Small, Angelo Cambria, Dave Benson, Phil Sullivan, Seated: Christine Mann, Mr. Williams and Mr. Bales. German Club ,4 L.-r.: L. Dempsey, E. Beck, J. Seufert, C. Mann, K. Sherba, P. MacDonald, C. Conway, A. Curran, J. Hanks, G. Fish, P. Varley, A. Mogan, Seated: B. Hakeem, B. Moulton, S. Rich, R. Hanlon, K. Aralelian. l .lf 'wi ,V fi, ' 1. r 6 - :J . ' J z ' 3 gow? 's:L':3f2.i'r- P . , ,.-- X Officers J. Seufert, R. Hanlon, and B. Hakeem planning a Fr6hliche Gemutlichkeit? Directed by Miss Rotaug President, John Seutert, Vice-President, Bruce Wood, Secretary, Beverly Hakeem, Treasurer, Rita Hanlon originated by Mrs. lwanicki welcoming both exchange students with surprise parties heading ESP tasting old Germany at our many German dinners promoting the Bond Drive making plans tor a bicycle tour of Germany, but . .. Tag Day starting a newspaper of our own . . . H251 for a regular-5OQt for a Super. Seniors: B. Hakeem, J. Seufert, R. Hanlon, B. Moulton, G. Fish, L. Dempsey. -, L ' N ' ,byil l 43.2 dh 5 V 1 ! .5 1, .h . V. A 3 Y, l f f sw ., ru :sr - 2 . . ,qw H ., 3 V ' s Q ' I Sq' 1f1 '1 f. gif? 'Q i 1 sian? ' X .v. ' l f is ' r if w vi - S Q5 ' :,- iv 1 if 5 , H., 1 6 .1 it 1 gtg. 1 ll fr . 1 Q X l 2 , ' .M-ffl t y i l l 4 I l l a it n all I it t S 1 l il l xl ,-....! My I Standing: K, Hunt, J. Wolfrum, A, Whity, K. Brittain, S. Darclinski, R. Abaidg Seated: P. Roscia, L. DeCenzo, S. Scofield, D. Bowman. , il l ii l .2 ,Q , :f.,.f l . it 2' V ' 1 l t, v , l l V l Pat Roscia, outstanding Irish-Italian of '69, hablar-ing with fellow officers, Jan and Katy. l 70 Puerto Rico bound, Mrs. Thompson? Becoming one of the most popular making Buenos times l the theme of its second year planning activities to match highlighting each April vacation with a trip to Puerto Rico start- t ing a tradition that is bound to last . .. Hablar -ing its way through t Spanish restaurants and films electing officers of 68-69-Richie Dunne, President, Pat Roscia, Vice-President, Katy Hunt and Jan l i l Wolfrum, Secretary-Treasurer thanking Mrs. Thompson for the tl imagination and enthusiasm that makes a club worthwhile. l Le Cercle Francais guided by the planning of Jean Kelleher, J President, Bev Hakeem, Vice-President, Sheila Smyth, Secretary, Rita Hanlon, Treasurer directed by the suggestions of Mrs. Healy experimenting with conversational French planning a bake sale patronizing Le Chateau . .. helping out with the Exchange J Student Program . . . Savoir-Faire. 9 v-'- llttvnww ..--fp - -A gunman'--+-v-.-.-.N gwuwv-v---..- -W Q..-I I 9' Officers Bev Hakeem, Jean Kelleher, Rita Hanlon, and Sheila Smith plan dinner. French lub avr, , -f J M f ful' I i , . . as ... . :ilvi T555 wi' Q:- x. fe 359+ .' 1' - 'I .V-'ffm 4 15 : .--inf 2 r, . yay., , , Uff,','f f, f 3 2 iff., 1 ,153 'fi,'W'5, ' :fi -1, pf 4 3 n I f iw ' , X QV? L.-r.: K. Sherba, D. Bowman, L. Manson, M. Henry, R. Carr, C. Morrissey, R. Hanlon, B. Hakeem, Conway, K. Kirsis. President Jean .,.,.. J. Kelleher, Seated: G. Smyth, C 7 . , V . 1, A 1- 1 Y: yur f- IQ. ,l.,,,,,..,-1 1 e gt- A W - if Af IM Mm,-1, ,: 1 . ':.,,..-.--U ,JUN .4 .x- ,,.w-,- iff 1 +.-'e3'5'L- 'lui -cl, X A-.. in ,,, v-, vs, 7.1, ,' -533 -, 'Tin ,AJ Q.. ..,, , w , 4 v '1 .ji X 'ffbr , by 5' 'Q -. . 1 Jig'-ff .4 . f ' 11131 , A ' D 121' 'Mi V 1 , 1 5.L:gge'1:'1:i-?2 L- ff .slglinfyi-U99 5 gf w-r'!',g,, 1e5v3Yg,4 1 -5? U. ,Ig ,.1,gg,5f, ,Mg . 41.5, ,..:9z'Qmf5r16,, .,f f 'X 7-.uvA: ff.:f y5'g,, 9? 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Getting a new coach practicing endlessly competing and capturing first living in jeans 'n' ierseys dreading the first game loving every minute smiling and sharing in the glory awaiting Tuesday land a day offi Saturday's cold knees and warm coffee riding the fire engine for the last time breaking nails and bruising elbows-just to learn one more twirl knowing it's worth it all Hang 'Em High outlasting the year's disappointments Don't Rain On My Parade. Judith Williamson Head Malorette Lianne Dennen CapT.Jean X.. -. US Hifi X Q ..'e Dense Joanne -4 1-Lf fc 1 . I Dee Cheerleaders Practicing-practicing-practicing attending camp at LeMoyne College making shakers learning pre-game march riding on the cheer club buses planning the Norwood rally . . . facing a basketball crowd living at Ridge arena hoping to walk away, away, away, away with Bay State . . . entering Mansfield and Spencer teaching the Cheerleader hopefuls . . . Have you got that spirit? W-an Mary First Row: Katie Hunt, Maryanne Connolly, Capt. Jean Connolly, Second Row: Christa Stuck Joanne Forrester, Diana Rando, Sue Robertson, Denise Brady, Third Row: Jan Wolfrum Nancy Mucciaccio. :IW :IV Cheer Club li l l Go-o-o-o Dedham-Bea-a-a-at Norwood. l li Lorraine DeCenzo, President, Donna O'Neil, Vice-Presidentg Diane DeRoche, Secretaryg Janice Cirone, Treasurer crowding -the gym it ii V i for the pre-game meetings . .. learning cheers from the cheerleaders i making shakers screaming until hoarse riding the bus to all the away games balancing on the back of the seats j intensifying our yells when passing through the middle of town . . i doubling the pep and enthusiasm of the Thanksgiving Day Rally . .. I supporting the boys on the field We're from Dedham and no i one could be prouder . . .! 1 v !'3'v- Ralf, . - :Sf -'iz ,i,,jJff?, i Donna O'NeiI, Maria Pittore, Diane DeRoche, Lorraine DeCenzo. 1, 1.':...L..FJ1 5 . L X l ' .......,---JI 3 M-A-R-A-U-D-E-R-S Let's go! Highlights 7 b 'A ' 'I' 4 l..-, XXV' . pw' -1 I' . .sr-.Liv ,- .,-,-. . my - K QA ssX'.'Q, S'sx.:x':sx:'s.x:3:?'4 F .-3: -.'-.'ft,,:' ct f,,,, ff-rr'-t'l0' ir .-w G . .im ., 'NS .,? 'C f 7' ru i Queen of Tara. The Queen's Court. TARA Spending three months and three nights creat- ing our southern plantation making tulips ... gluing petals on branches ... trying to hang plastic from the ceiling going through the receiving line . .. dancing to Guy Orrnandy . .. watching Joanie crowned Queen of Tara with Chris, Tina, Jane, Barbie, Diane, and Donna reign- ing in her court hearing the porch tall trying to find the Glen Ellen Did you see-they are real parakeets! Andy and Steve A if ' vx , gifs N- X X La W,Q,F.11 ! Q 95,1 M fugvfe' ,ef - e 'Fo xx. 1 We 'ff 7 Qpj x ,:f 513 'ff if ' J X We Ml X11 Xi V, TN 'l X X Nl I xXXe'Jjx,, NL 'N Love is- Ta ra J Our Honored Guests Keeping it in the family. Miss Donna Hammafy John Finnegan, Dennis Teehan, Edward St. George, Kathy Geary . . . the summer of 68 . . . representing D.H.S. at Boys' and Girls' State the boys staying at U Mass Kathy at Bridgewater State attending lectures taking part in elections . . . holding office . . . learn- ing about our government . . . broadminded. Delegates D,A.R. Good Citizen Statesman in the making Dennis Teehan taking over Capitol Hill . .. learning about the Massa- chusetts Legislature being chosen State Insurance Representative. T Student Government Rep Faculty and students . . . voting for a girl who represents patriotism, leadership, service, de- pendability selecting Diana Rando send- state wide competition. ing her to a D.A.R. tea wishing her luck in it American Legion Essayists The Living Symbol of Our Great American Republic . .. The American Flag . .. writing an essay in our iun- ior year The Family competing tor top hon- ors Youth spon- sored by the American Legion . .. choosing vvin- ners-Linda Grant, first, Diana Rando, second, Jean Ray- mond, third, Donna Bowman, John McArdle, Bruce Wood, Beverly Hakeem . .. hearing that Jean placed first in State Competition. Artistic Welcome THE HEAD MEN 5 +1 sci. l l ll li ll tl l ul l lf il il 'u l ,l t 'l l l, ll jl l l l 5 I l l l f .l if 2 1 f J l l I The Hostesses an-1 W Mr. Dooley and Mr. O'Donnell College Night J . l I Z l Al 'l l t l l l l Well, you take your first left, after your second right on the first l floor , L College bound. Mr. Flanagan, Mr. Kararn, and Mr. Dooley decide it's going well! Welcoming students and parents from Greater Boston representatives from over fifty colleges and institu- tions for higher education serving a buffet dinner being told that the 500's aren't good enough parents learning about financial aid moving from room to room as if it were a school day Dad, you go to Harvard, I'II go to U. Mass. 7 .ff W rf aff' ' 54 4 4 46 ff- J. 1 L,- Do you have something in red? 85 5 ? Z S 5 . v . X i K? S' . . , Class , f V , ' Officers 3 he ' - President e 2 A - Scott Johnson Vice-President C Diane Rando Secretary t Julia Fisk Treasurer , Nick Giacolobe I O I1 S And I hope neither of you wins! Peace filing into the auditorium for our last election speeches enioying the first skits we were allowed recognizing the flavors of Laugh-in I am a tree checking off the winners on the ballots cranking them in feeling confident in knowing we were veterans in the voting game . .. expecting the results . .. Peace, Vote for Jeanne ... you can still see Mortimer makin' his rounds. in - . 1, I ' 'F . 7 ' I . i ! 3 i, ' ? ii i 5 , I I . . . , 5 f iii 1 ii 5 i i r 5 5 -fi 2 if, 3 i VT Q ie. 2 i Q 5 E l've been standing in this cold wafer for 75 years , You can't iudge a book by its cover, can you? ,Zig V7 Egg ig v . , i 5211, ,, ..,, . 5 ,sei 3. , . ...iii i ' ii-:fr L f. If 45.62, ,,, , .v , , , . . N' '--xii'-.LMA-A. M 1.x , 7 f 1-. 1-V ,K , 9 ...Q-,gf . ' A Y . -- ' ': wf -ia-10,1 . V 1 V , ,. , if if .,, A,m g,f, W N 1 'fu .. . ' 13:-'-.'w1:3:L'1-Lf ,.'1f,..f ,. , A. , -gf. :A- . - 'Ima gf ,,s:, ' '-:figs-L.. 1? f..i -img-1 -52.414 f' ' A brief commentary - ii' V 'rv g ,, 2 ' ,4 .., .fi FW at 3: ,. ?' A , 1 Q M. 5 .mg 1 Gourmer's delight? Qg,li i' ' ' 'wi fg::.5-:-.-g, ae:f's, fr: 156 y .V 8 +A 4 ' ' 2,3 x, . 'V i.-..f:.: vw i W4 9.-4.-,:3,,:, if-ng., ' - ,. f P .1 ' , . -f'ii,1.- LI, 5 ' . Q I 4- T i 3 x i V T S+ . : 51 - .N , ,i , Q NZM. V, q E . - t if 'fe' swf 2 it N if N wan. mf :ai I , i ' gf : f 4.-. ' .,,., A , ., Driving to school is .1 No-No, 31 Af . V- ..f iV,fff,.,1,Q - 3 JI . ' if.. Lfiiig ,5.1Z '? iw' gy? Q f - , A i Fashioifs darling, Thanksgiving Rally Awaiting the big game introducing the football team listening to speeches by Mr. McGuire and Mr. Dorring- ton ioking by Steve cheering by the Cheer Club ... music from the band . .. previewing the game with the Cheerleaders and Maiorettes . . . a shaving cream commercial . . . You can go to heaven, Steve, you've had hell on earth. ffl! fbi The Rockettes, they ain't! He'5 big! ... but the uniform vvouldn't fit me. Take if Off, yake it all off! 88 1 I : f1,i f, fr fwfzhtf- ' . B WW' B .fmfzffff L. t Coached by Mrs Judrth Palmer learnung to walk in heels and a tlght sktrt tryung to keep the wig on mllluons of laughs role that's hard to Itve down Jrm you really must have guts' Best Actor Lee Wolloft Rain rehearsing ID room 2l9 when the stage was belng Best ACTFGSS Lrnda GIGIWT used vvearrng slacks and lerseys Buckys party pulls OUfST5ndlnQ PeffOrITtal7CeS through Hey Arthur how bout a band ard? Jim Culltnane Coached by Mrs Lynn McGuire a success ful attempt at a serlous play Mr Zonfrellns cape sevvlng old fashioned gowns ma ful attempt at a serrous play Mr Zonfrellu s spirit and enthustasm berng chosen the best She Stoops to Conquer SENIORS Coached by Mrs. Marylou Rollins and Mrs. Judith Hays thanking Gore Vidal . .. rehearsing 'till tive . . . puttin' on the British brogue . .. reviving on Coke and Tvvinkies cutting up getting serious capturing four out of eight awards celebrating with pizza To be so near happiness and to lose it. X 3 Cast Virginia Costa Kathy Pusateri Nick Giacolobe John Seutert Linda Grant Mark Small John l-lalpin Lee Wollott Bruce Wood A TN ,IV kj r Country Club Clique! l, Ill' l 'I Having to wait 'till March . . . holding the first prom out of the school at Sidney Hill Country l Club . .. walking the bridge over the pool if posing for pictures hurrying Through the re- tl ceiving line . . . counting the pantsuits . . . walk- 1 ing through the Grand March . .. Watching Jean 4 being crowned Queen eating roastbeef and chicken dancing all the slow dances leaving at two ending the night with My l Girl hating to see the night end The cafeteria was never like this! Tr to Remember The second time around, , .gat l The Grand March. l l l l rw 1'3- Nia Class! l 92 T iii 1, FI ill :rg 'N 'A L: 'N Q msg x kip? 3 Uv I 5 ik. i41 f 'W i K wi 6 The Queen i and Her Court Jean ConneHy Julia Fisk Barbie Carroll Diane DeStephano Marie Erickson Maryanne Steers Terri Dower YJ' Hey, I want to face the camera! 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V , . , ,M .4 -. r-y ,gm-.g,! ff'fffgy7-if ', ' 4' 5 ' A 'yi 4, I fa ' ' , .h z V1.4 .' , f ' -f 0 - 'f A wwf nf f , 13. f,.f,, , .Ziff 5. 4 , ff ,1-e'f'f'w' A ' f 1-'4z.i'2pf-' 5agg.,f?L'1 A . .. f ' ' L 97 ...qu-n:'F'l - M.Q,,,,4,g,f1'.5,1Z xg- Q - J ' .w '.l ggxfflf 1 . M i ' A l ,fn I 1 , 1 These Are the Years We'11 Remember 1 ' H I fx 1 J x 1 , wi M' , K .Ln I' X gl 1 1 l w Years of Learning ,,.f n-.,,f,. 'XJ ,ugl J '5 5.- ., ' 'if 3 1- yr.. 'Q-f' va 1 'gy . K -nga! 0 ff U ai -H4 -Q qfsxxe 1 .1 7 QW Expression 'QQ'-lhm if H1.-...,,..,,,,,. .3 ,ff .V .WH .. , The Best Years 503 Class Officers PRESIDENT '69 Scott Johnson ,,n if 1 0 ,,. rf . I I' .- , EH. I . 1 . X VICE PRESIDENT 67-69 SECRETARY 68-69 Diane Rando Julia Fisk .1 .. .I T I mg. ' K 'x L , TREASURER 68-69 Nick Giacobbe f 4 A ,M , RS PRESIDENT 67-68 Huck Berry Now an I d Then 19 I ' iw-' I- .... SPAI Q if: L SECRETARY 67 Jeanne Trovafo TREASURER 67 John McCabe 1 'im fl Fw CLASS ARTIST Steve ladonisi BEST ACTOR and ACTRESS John Halpin, Kathy Pusateri DID MOST FOR D.H.S. John Halpin, Julia Fisk MOST POPULAR Scott Johnson, Diane .Rando S ff E11 FRIENDLIEST BEST LOOKWG BEST DRESSED Andrea Burke, Paul Butler The Best Of 666999 Scott Johnson, Anne Coakley Kevin Hampe' Donna Lime mwirvm -.3 , , H H M aw WW' 13551435 E J I 24 BEST SMILE Paula Ruscifo, Mark Connally BEST NATURED Ken Porazzo, Ann Coakley aff 'J'- CLASS GENIUS Brian Whife MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dennis Teehan, Linda Grant CLASS WIT Robert McCann BEST DANCERS Harry Berry, Pam Rehling Q I x ig Q KK , f' as 3 I, X I ' ,X PEP Jean MOST UNIQUE LAUGH Jean Lynch, John McCabe 1 X. N MOST ATHLETIC Steve Iadonisi, Denise Brady CLASS MUSICIANS Roberf Akie, Karin Miller xx I I 1... I CLASS FLIRTS CLASS VOCALISTS Harry Berry, Barbie Carroll Lee Wolloff, Rosemary Leahy im fr fi' gg A iii I QUIETEST and MOST TALKATIVE SECRETARY OF TGMORRCVV Steve Buckley, Alice Abraham S Carol Duffy MOST 353355 WALK RICHARD ABAID College Dick LaCly's Man perfectionist could be a that keeps the library a busy place. Library Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3g Debating 3. . f'i ARTHUR AMBROSE College Artie Certainly an asset '... wishes there were m0fe proms enioys girlwatching on the Cape definite ideas on mini-skirts thinks Mr. Mcfadd is tops. Indoor Track I, 27 Golf I, 3. CHRISTINA ANGELINI Business School Chris a little on the shy side Mr. Sheridan gets her vote Chris gets ours detests phonies just a smile away. Cheer Club I, 2, Library Coun- cil I, 2, F.S.A. I, 25 Business Club 2, Prom Committee Invi- tations 2. 5? NANCY ADAMS College Nancy a band neces- sity favors Mr. Barker but dislikes writing com- positions frequent vis- itor to the library air of quiet amusement whiz at math. Band I, 2, 31 Library I, 2, 3, Guidance Office I, 2, 35 N.H.S. 2, 3, Reflections 3. ROBERT AKIE College Arab our contribution to The Apostles a monumental figure at the Plaza a man of intel- lect alert observer of the social scene eager to drum up a good time. Crimsonaires I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Dance Band I, Choir 2, 35 Prom Decorations 25 Spanish Club 2, Reflections 3. SUZANNE AHERN College Sue poised and per- suasive apt seamstress keeps the lunch table lively favorite haunt- the Plaza if only life were one big shopping spree! Jr. Prom Hostess Ip Cheer Club 31 Ski Club 37 Re- flections: Senior Write-ups 3. DONNA ALESSANDRINI College Donna Choir couIdn't get along without her thinks every class should be a study enioys math and Miss Del Grosso avid football and basketball fan distinctive style in dress. Choir I, 2, 3, Glee Club .lj Cheer Club Ip Top Thirty 2, 3. ALICE ABRAHAM Airline Stewardess Al pretty and petite .. . where there's a party there's Al never afraid to speak her mind goes crazy over soul music girl in a whirl. Student Council I, 25 Glee Club lp Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Business Club 25 Traffic I, 2, Qi .Y 'frat f I . ' I ,Q Q 'r - f l fi, , i 1 , I if I' , 5 in f' I i if , . N 'WP 'J A happy? Twosome! 32 ,f Trix, RICHARD ANNESE Work Richie Heaven is being on his boat thinks there should be more school vaca- tions wants to be happy advises all to take it easy easy to take. 'ia- ...., s-'QQ 'U-, WILLIAM AWAD College Billy congenial class- mate even in the worst of crises homeroom tic-tac- toe champion still waiting for a car of his own dreads warning cards. Reflections 3. JAMES BABCHYCK Travel Jim our class Don Kent endowed with a ready wit iovial nature hopes to travel far and wide after graduation. Indoor Track 1, 2, Spring Track I. F' ROBERT ANTINARELLI College Chubbs always ready with a kind word a favorite with the girls his number one pastime, buying cars or bombing down for Falmouth nec- essary part of the in crowd. GERALD ATKINS College Gerry very consid- erate of others happy at his work his fath- er's able partner al- ways ready to flash his smile, especially to girls makes A,V. OK. A.V, I. 5 'Dk Yfif J, JAMES APPLEL School Jim flashing smile quick wit home- work evasion, his specialty often found on the ice . . . self-proclaimed genius. Hockey 2. LINDA ATTON Airline Stewardess Linda demands re- spect from underclassmen quiet and shy a talent for skiing de- scribes herself as happy check with Linda be- fore flying high. Choir lp Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, V.A. Volunteer 2, 3g F.S.A. 3, Ski Club 3. ' 'I'?'s.'9W,f'7??1 v5' 5i2 '-,ff?7i7'57?Z:7 701. . ,Z fm, HW, ,y , ,,., L. ,A .,,A,gq., CHARLES ANTHONY College Chuck unfailing smile in all situations a hint of mis- chief can always be detected loves to travel ace catcher on the baseball team he's quite a catch, tool Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 25 Prom Comm, 2. 'V' I ,air ts 4T5 4 , ag if Q avi A .,s- 'I weft? - .gm t DAVID AYLWARD College David avid car enthu- siast blond but tough spends time shooting the puck around quick with a wit- ty remark New Hampshire will never be the same. Football I, Hockey I, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, Ski Club 2, 3, WILLIAM BACON College Billy fiery red hair and slow-burning smile snow pro on the slopes D.H.S. connoisseur of connections sticky lockers, his specialty ever loyal to Mr, Barker and his witticisms. Ski Club l, 2, 3, AV. I, 25 Asst. Direction 3. JANET BARRETT Vista Jan constantly in a state of confusion inval- uable and faithful hospital work- er admires Sidney Poitier ardent cheerer at Dedham- Norwood game her ideals are for Vista. Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 35 Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Library Council I, 35 Business Club 2. SUSAN BECK College Sue perfect composure enough common sense for the whole class loves vio- lins, choral groups and good music an unmistakable spirit of sophisticated persist- ence favorite hangout, Saarbrucken, Germany! Southeast District Orchestra5 Choir I5 Mirror 25 T968-69 Ex- change Student. 41K JOAN BAKUNA5 College Joanie . . . effervescent .. . her figure eights are a credit to her math a mischievous flirt loves to do skating exhibitions at boys' academies Love is Blue. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 25 Glee Club I, 25 Drama Club 2, 35 H.R. Rep. 25 Prom Invita- tions 25 Flower Girl at Gradua- tion 25 Reflections: Asst, Editor 35 Jr. Prom Queen. KAREN BANDERA Teacher B claims to be the of- ficial garbage collector at sen- ior lunch never known to be glum chooses the Cape for salt air atmosphere will never forget her x-period typing class out to conquer math. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Mirror 2, 35 Library Council 2, 35 Guid- ance Office 2, 35 Prom Decora- tion and Invitations Comm. 25 H.R. Rep. 35 Reflections: Asst. Editor 35 Jr. Red Cross 35 Ski Club 3. r K. N .if -5,3 Q, . is I l g H w 5 .4 'US DONALD BEGIN College bei distinctive walk ... immense drive ... when not on the practice field, busy at the shop expert at figures a French man with savoir faire to spare. Football I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 H.R. Rep. 25 Student Council 3. Y HL K'? .. IM- it I VY E Nei, X. 'X T XA C x X . - .. A 'x x A N N. MARK BELTIS Navy Homer short but po- tent loves everything but homework especial- ly the ice and sea . . . one day hopes to be a Mark Iverson on your Mark, get set, belt us! A.V. I, 25 Drama Club 25 J.V. Hockey Manager I. Li sw.. fs xx X Survey Course? LINDA BARRETT Linda intense, yet sweet and shy a real long-hair far from hum-drum in her dress hates the American stereotype constantly look- ing for the unusual. ELIZABETH BECKER Secretarial School Betty congenial and pleasant a willing worker genuine interest in others waterskiing demands her talent a musical inclina- tion marks her well. Jr. Red Cross 25 Business Club 25 Cheer Club 25 F.S.A. 2, 3. 1 1 Q i , 4, s . I l ' -1' t ,I . ' 3,57 X . we Q - .,. . .. fi: it . f E 'Z HENRY BISNAW College Buddy very quiet man in 'lOl perpetual tease grooves on Jimmy Hen- drix baseball's the name of the game can be found in the vicinity of the little store. Baseball 2, 3, Asst. H.R. Rep. 3. DONNA BOWMAN College Bow always has some- thing funny to say roller skating her outside interest appreciates sincerity in a per- son English, her strong point .. . dresses with flair and color. Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Mirror l, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Reflections Asst. Editor 3. fl s V' CHARLES BENSON College Chuck sarcastic wit and an ear for the latest news the other half of the Culp-Cosby tennis team one of the four APS guys hopes to take his charm to M.I.T. always Charlie to Mr. Quale. Cross Country l, 2, 3, Ten- nis l, 2, 3, Reflections Asst. Editor, Mirror Sports Editor 2, 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3. HARRY L. BERRY College Huck relaxed man- ager-takes life as it comes loves the soul sound of James Brown always a part of the in crowd possible successor for Hugh Heffner Ketch ya 'round the Campus kiddies Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, President of Class l, 2, H.R. Rep. ly Traffic 'l, 2, Marshal 3. T 63 f , CAROL BREACH Undecided Carol always able to get good marks with a minimum of study . .. a lot of potential .. . good friends with Rose has worn a Norwood ring for two years. Cheer Club ly Choir lp Math Quiz Team 1, 2, French Club l. .2:.E..Y,. c...... Y - -C. ,,.., PATRICIA BENUSES Work Pat undaunted spirit finds New Hampshire a summertime haunt never idle an advo- cate of going steady talkative addition to Mr. Quale's bookkeeping class. Jr. Red Cross lg Cheer Club l. DENISE BISBICOS College Niecy sunny disposi- tion one of Bradlee's best strong fan of Mr. Kenny always ready to help at the library sets her sights on perfection. Library Council l, 2, 3, Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Reflections 3. 8 J. wiv' RICHARD BRENNAN Undecided Dick the proud own- er of half a car de- scribes himself as lucky a future ace mechanic quiet and shy, but sincere labels everything as out of sight. Baseball l. MARILYN BORDO Airline Stewardess Mal would like to fly the friendly skies enjoys the art of thinking indis- pensable library assistant frequents Hyde Park . . . swimming's her relaxer. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross lg Library Council 3. DENISE BRADY College Brades Monday mornings arrive too fast has enough spirit for the whole team Mr. Seager, her former track advisor attracted to par- ties, class day, and boys dresses with the times. Cheerleader l, 3, Cheer Club l, 3, Track l, 2, 35 Basketball 2, Gymnastics 2. FQ.. f 40 GEORGE BRIGHAM Service Brigs a popular man with the class of '70 thinks Mr. Quale is tops wants to serve the Navy or Air Force still has a touch of football fever appreciates a night out. Football lg Track l. JOHN BRODERICK College John kept the library quiet only wish is to be happy abhors slow people usually found driving around a Wilson Picket fan. 23 I 4 s l Y fitt,t. l VALERIE BURNS College Val newcomer to DHS Mr. Kehoe's number one problem talking before class is her besetting sin a regular at the B.C. mixers can be found on the slopes of New Hampshire. French Club 2, 35 Cheer Club 2, 35 Prom Comm. 2, 35 NHS 2, 35 Reflections 35 Ski Club 3. . 7 1 N wwf GEORGIA ANN BROWN College Georgia girl on the go-in school and out a true romantic deter- mination galore sweetly shy with a voice to match related to Charlie Brown? Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Top Thirty 2, 35 District Choir 2, 35 Prom Comm. 2. ANDREA BURKE Retailing Andy animated smile has faith in the foot- ball team-especially the captain fashion paceset- ter a touch of romanti- cism beauty and taste. Cheer Club ly Home Room Rep. l. Q 4, vwff f I ff . 1' 2'!!' STEVEN BUCKLEY College Steve a quiet but forceful way about him enioys working on A Ma- chine potential athlete hates standing ovations determined about suc- cess. MARILYN J. BURKE School Mal appealing per- sonality her eyes com- mand a second look loves a gab session or a night out the return of the native. tml 'TTY LINDA BROBST IBM Midget small in stature but large on results never a dull moment with Linda happy by nature believes in doing away with freshmen lnot really, thought and she can skate, too. Jr. Red Cross l, 25 Cheer Club T5 Choir l, 2, 3. CHARLES BROWN College Charlie interested math rates high with him takes all name kidding in good stride possesses a talent for the written word de- scribes himself as a neo- phyte. Chess Club l, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 N.H.S. 25 Math Team 3. -ay l WILLIAM BUROW College Bill a weakness for all kinds of cars-especially his own shares his time with feminine admirers oral re- ports, his hang-up . . . seen with Kings-in chess that is. Chess Club l, 2, 3. Yes, Mr. Foley, we all have passes. gif.. 'T' :V -2 L X N, i il- KATHRYN FRANCES CARPENITO Work Katie a cheerful smiler true Marauder fan ex- pert babysitter likes ac- counting best will rise to great heights in the business world. Softball 1, Business Club 3, Cheer Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 3. PAUL BUTLER College Joey Butts thoroughly cool another Don Juan our high-scoring hoop- ster competitive spirit a well-dressed young man. Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, Co-capt. 3, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. l, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Student Council 2, 3, Varsity Cross Country 3. KATHLEEN CAPONE Nursing School Kathy quiet and re- served enioys telephone conversations favorite pastime reading seen with Toni always looks on the bright side of things. .. ' V I .ul I, I x l f X 9 J Q S ,:..,. . I w I? K5 1 JAMES BYERS College Jim enjoys the clar- inet almost as much as Mr. Smith's history class would like to be Playboy photographer one of Reed St's best hockey, his sideline favorite a real 'character ' Band l, 2, 3, Reflections 3. TONI CAPPOZZI College Toni . . . light-hearted . . . anticipates Norwood-Ded- ham clash remains ex- citable declares war on homework in general al- gebra in particular nev- er without a friend. 3' CRAIG BURTON College Craig classroom wit chauffeur for Dedham's ma- iorettes a friendly and out- going manner music is his talent someday he'll cut a record. Band l, 2, 3, Dance Band l, Ski Club 2. PAMELA BURTON College Pam charmingly flirta- tious wide circle of friends definitely an individualist alert to the latest trends Mark's verbal sparring partner. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3. -al ..- ANN CARROLL Work Ann a bright, new ad- dition to the Senior Class Ann's hopes are focused on a successful career in business took to D.H.S. right off .. D.H.S. has taken to her .. mutual admiration society. CAROL CIMENO College Carol too tall to reach the top shelf always at home in the library never at a loss for words a philosopher by nature his- tory comes alive with Carol. Field Hockey 1, Mirror l, Dra- ma Club i, Jr. Red Cross l, Glee Club I, F.H.A. 2, 3, N.H.S. 2. JAMES CLEARY Air Force Jim by no means sub- dued thrives on Drag rac- ing it's fantastic Current Affairs can hold his attention otherwise he'd rather be moving-lpreferablyl with a 426-Hemi. 9 x ' . f- L as - fy 'gi Ziff W-. - - 1 W , ' ,Q ar-3 l , -if Aphb- ,-, 141.5 BARBARA CARROLL Jr. College Barbie always in and of the scene buoyant personality divides her time between Falmouth and the Plaza a devoted friend attractive addi- tion to any airline. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Gym- nastics 2, 3, Asst. H.R. Rep. 3. TI? I? WILLIAM CLOUGHER College Bill quick witted likes to play as well as watch football the oth- er half of the inseparable twins favorite hobby? golf! likes his calculus class best. Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band I, Golf I, 2, 3, Choir 2, N.H.S. 2. BERNARD COBB College Bernie would-be ar- tist must-be sleeper set an all time record for staying in study own- ing his own car would be unreal T.V.'s his spe- ciality. A.V. l, H.R. Rep, 2, Prom Decorations 2. JOHN CHIMIELINSKI College Chimie subtle humor- ist would-be naval of- ficer band enthusiast distinguished by good citizenship iournalism could benefit by his touch. Band I, 2, 3, Dance Band l, Spring Track l, 2, 3, Crimsonaires 1, 3, Ski Club l, 3, Chess Club 2, Prom Comm. 2. I -1-- Y ANN COAKLEY Annie petite in size -but not in senior spirit . . . witty remarks at choice times lively redhead dances up a storm Things go better with Coak . Student Council 2, 3, Traffic 1, Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Prom Comm. 2. NANCY COLES College Nancy fiery red hair always has an original answer practices school spirit-especially Thanksgiv- ing Rally likes calculus but doesn't know why couldn't be Mr. Kehoe?! Choir l, Band l, 2, 3, Math Quiz Team I, 2, 3, Drama Club l, 2, 3, Library Coun- cil 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, Mirror Staff 2, Reflections 3. CHARLENE ANN CIVITARESE Secretarial Work Civi perpetual motion machine loves to eat lis that why she's on Cafeteria duty?J dominant person- ality music on her mind a happy note in a dull day. Choir l, 2, 3, Crimsonettes 2, 3, Guidance I, 2, F.S.A. 3. THOMAS CLOUGHER College 'Tom self confident one of those APS guys leads the band's brass section looks forward to Thanks- giving games half of a great twosome. Band I, ,2, 3, Dance Band 'l, Golf I, 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3. 1. 'mfg .. 3: . zfrbf' PQ' i' T 73 'f .1 MARIA COMPAGNONE College Campi totally talkative keeps beat with the soul sound . . . a dark-haired beauty delights in dressmaking lively addition to any ski trip. Prom Decorations 2, Cheer Club 3. JEAN CONNOLLY College Jeannie spirited head of D.H.S. cheerleaders a gym class softball southpaw enthusiasm, leadership and drive helps cause Student Council traffic iams we love her anyway. Cheerleader T, 2, Captain 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, Traf- fic l, 2, Senior Capt. 3, Prom Hostess 1, Prom Committee 2. JANICE COLLERAN Undecided Jan anticipates the Prom capable cook decidedly unpredictable for crying out loud always ready with advice and a smile. Cheer Club l, 2, 3. YN KRISTINE COLLINS College Tina animated and un- inhibited girl of all seasons on the sports scene admitted appraiser of the stronger sex col- lecting awards her hobby. Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Tennis T, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Mirror l, 2, 3, Math Quiz Team I, 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, Reflections: Asst. Editor 3, Rensselaer Math and Science Award, Girls' State Alternate, U.N. Essay Finalist, American Es- say Semifinalist. fit, for is s . 1 A r. T ELAINE COREY -aw' PAUL CONLEY Work Paul big drag-racing fan . .. also a Fausett faithful should advertise Ultra-Brite natural charm and friendliness hopes to abolish work someday. Choir 3, Crimsonnaires 3. MARK CONNOLLY College Curley Joe powerful tackle main ambition to have straight hair blinds you with his smile abhors avoirdupois beware of his half-Nelson. Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Spring Track 2, 3. When the natives are restless. When the natives are restless Business School Elaine what can I say . . . bubbly personality . . . par- tial to red cars seen of ten at Frosty's cute and freckled never hard to get along with. Cheer Club l, 2. FRANCIS CORMACK College Frankie . . . lively dancer . . . congenial nature . .. swift hoop- ster dedicated to Aretha Franklin ready witted. Rep I, Basketball 1, 2, ffm CYNTHIA COSMA College Cindy forceful person- ality football forever unparalleled in gymnastics future covergirl even mod- eling her own clothes. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, Reflections 3. CHRISTINE CUSACK College Chris never quiet totally for tennis a friend- ly Word when necessary Mr. Kehoe's number one num- mie never miss with Chris. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, French Club lg Tennis 2, Prom Comm. 25 Traffic 2, 3, Ski Club 25 Reflections: Asst. Editor. ROBERT DANDURAND College or Service Dandy enioys the all- time favorite sport of girl- watching dislikes Dedham's Hoodsie Hops greatest am- bition is to be successful likes to Iive it up never shy or at a loss for words. Nf, ,OWN .V,,' N VIRGINIA COSTA College Ginny ... singularity ... has as many looks as she has ideas flair for dra- matics liberal minded yet realistically stubborn likes to date mustaches- well at least one! Mirror I, Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Drama Club I, 2, 35 French Club 2, Choir 2, 3, Reflections 3. JOHN CROWE College John . . . Iightfooted member of our track team interested in all sports seen in the vicinity of the Little Store ad- mirer of the mini skirt casual approach to life. Cross Country, Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3. JOHN CRONIN College John a quiet conser- vative basketball buff annoyed by homework but never history coh- tent to read or play golf always a gentleman. Basketball I, 2, 3. MARGARET CUMMINS College Peggie energetic quiet, yet ready to defend her opinions enioyable company save for Bar- kerisms a diminutive miss. MARY COSMA College Mary keen sense of hu- mor Iate comer at games -but rallies couldn't be with- out her loves her father's Carmen Ghia making shak- ers, her downfall always a plus to the gymnastic team. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Basketball I, Cheerleader 3, Prom Dec- orations 2, Gymnastics 2, 35 Reflections 3. T? 1:-ri 1 - .ffi.,-- N, Lets hear it for Cindy! STEVEN DARDINSKI College Steve anything but sub- tle considers himself con- servative, but we know better likes to hang out in a clark room? wide range of interests a man of prin- ciple. Band I, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3 Crimsonaires I, 2, 3, French Club I, Photography Club I, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Top Thirty 2, N.H.S. 2, Debating Club 3, Reflections Layout Editor 3. fi LINDA DE MARCO Work Lin quiet and demure . . . Marauders' fan, whether we win or Iose sewing's her sideline devoted to a friend always with a smile. CHRISTINE DeMATTlA Legal Secretary Chris . . . pretty and pleasant looks forward to excite- ment of proms hasn't an enemy in the world can be found at the local lanes American Government classes are for her. ra CATHERINE DEAN Jr. College Kathy una senorita bonita deplores grouch- iness can keep up a great conversation single- handedly bound to be secretary of Podolsky 8- Teehan Law Firm two- time loser with Mr. Kehoe. Spanish Club 2, 3, Cheer Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Exchange Student Program 2, Usherette Graduation 2, Reflections 3. GLORIA DE FILIPPO School Glo . . . conscientious loaf- er immaculate dresser constantly chatters with Chris during homeroom Oh heck! a financial whiz. . ,Y -'V LORRAINE DE CENZO School Lorri quiet daring has her own home im- provement kit for the swim- mer darkly pretty a sportsman spectator keeps Cheer Club rooting. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Sec.- Treas. I, Pres. 3, H.R. Rep. 'l, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Hostess I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Graduation Ush- erette 2, Traffic 3, Reflec- tions 3. JUDITH DE GREGORIO Work Jude cosmopolitan air still a football fan admitted daring in fashion and fun lively addition to any gathering thinks everything is Right . Cheer Club 2, 3. JAMES DAVIS College Jim lightning-fast track- ster squatter's rights to Riverdale park Mondays, the bore of his existence money would be nice girls even better. Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3. 4X ' X 'r I? 'lx JOSEPH DeMARTlNO College Dennis more than friend- ly seen at the best parties sharp dresser sports car mania hopes to follow the bachelor life into middle age. Hockey I, Crimsonaires 2, 3. DAVID DEMERS College Dave loathes surprise quizzes constant worker keeps his bug rolling pro on the slopes another fan of Mr. Gallo's. Cross Country I, Wrestling 2, Ski Club 2, 3. --an 1 JOAN DENARO Nursing Joan a definite eye- catcher captivating smile and eyes extremely good natured would like to pur- sue a nursing career male pulses are bound to iump. Choir lp Cheer Club l, 27 Home Rm. Rep. 2: Chairman Prom Favor Comm. 2. JAMES DeROCHE College James likable manner bandster with a strong Sax unruffled approach to life adept skier horseback riding, his chief oc- cupation. Band l, 2, 35 Ski Club 3. JANE ANN DEMOREST School Janie ... striking blonde ... rarely unromantic ... her grace attributed to ballet apt first mate keeps summer for swimming and sailing. Glee Club 1, Gymnastics 2. LINDA DEMPSEY College Lin warm and congenial welcome addition to the band loyal volunteer sewing's her satisfaction dedicated to the proposition of learning. Choir 1, Band I, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, 3, Reflections: Asst. Editor 3. ANDREW DERVAN College Drew digs for deep meaning our photo fa- natic spends time on and off the football field never accepts a state- ment without a reason education beckons. Band l, 2, 3, Camera Club I, 2, 3: Reflections Sports Editor 3, lf you cannot hear me, please call the office. PETER DEWAR College Dewa taciturn ob- server contributed to spring track . .. but would still rather a homeroom nearer the Caf puck- ster at heart wasting time's his pleasure. Spring Track l. LIANNE DENNEN College Lianne blond beauty . . . sparkling twirler-out- standing in the field flair for design gymnastic ease . . . crazy cut-up. French Club lg Gymnastics 2, 35 Majorette 3, Spanish Club 2. UNDA DeROCHE Airline Stewardess Lynn outgoing and friendly relishes basket- ball and water skiing ac- tive cheer club participant seen with Rita and Doris thinks Mr. Healy's tops. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Business Club 3, V.P. 2, Ski Club 2, 3. DIANE DITELLO Work Diane good-nature her strong point prime root- er in the Dedham stands talented seamstress a Mr. Quale fan seen often with Joyce and Ellen. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Business Club 2. HENRY DIETZEL Work Dietz famed East Dedham boy always on the move says what means hopes to get to California someday motorcycles are his speed. Hockey l. MARIA DiPlETRO Work Marie sparkling per- sonality a talent with the needle and thread pert and petite known for her quick laugh anticipates class day. Prom Decorations 2, Cheer Club 3. STEPHEN DOTEN College Steve . . . never bored when near a car Hey, Ernie his standard cry seen on the ski slopes or in an old, green Chevy truck suc- cessor to Charles Schulz. Ski Club l, Pres. 2, 3. vi' V' if GERALDINE DRAY College Deena St. Clare's loss but our gain seldom punctual-except at football games subtle humor shakes up Old Orchard Beach a loquacious I I miss. Cheer Club 2, 3: French Club 2, Prom Comm. 2, Reflections 3. MARK DILORENZO College outspoken and idealistic his opinions cause ' ... leading man in the tennis scene keeps any audience atten- tive lives for the snow and the slopes Tennis lg Ski Club l, 2, 3. DIANE Dl STEFANO College Diane l Stef J soft- spoken charmer support of Student Council sin- cere and loyal a taste for tradition She's a Lady. Student Council 2, Treas. 3: Traffic l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Library Council 35 Re- flections 3. ,......,1--- ., . 0 . Z JOSEPH DUFFIN College Duff superlatively popular lives for Sat- urday night strong feel- ings about school lunches known for his unique dress on the baseball field an avowed charmer. Homeroom Rep. 'lp Student Council 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2. . V ni 4:53 .1 .I K 4 t '4' , ll: -WAX' 'E jf. IN . J '1 RITA DONOVAN Hairdresser Rita exuberant person- ality her laugh heard throughout the corridors frequents the mall current interest, Mr. Philbrick's Eng- lish Class familiar sight at Stop and Shop. THERESA DOWER Work Terry poised and confi- dent . .. a regular football fan . . . perpetual latecomer . . . excels in secretarial skills Plaza on her daily itinerary. Cheer Club i, 2, 3. ,nj Come on, baby, light my fire QV5 at. X vi 1---r s - 1' GEORGE FISH College George quick to en- gage in a heated debate distinctly original unex- pectedly casual air master of satire hates to be vol- unteered. Choir 1, 2, 3, Tennis l, Glee Club 2, German Club 1, 2, 3. , 'I .':- Z y Q. ' l . iypun JAMES FERRITER College Jay .. . easy manner .. . life of the study hall unmistakable walk the Hawk, of football fame speed demon-but only on the track. Choir l, 2, 3, Crimsonaires l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Outdoor-Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, Prom Decorations Comm. 2, Reflections 3. JOHN FINN Work Jackie dreams of the soft life roots for the underdog no matter what the odds admired and respected by his many friends a bit camera shy seen at hockey games with Joe. Jim' x gn o .ml GERARD FERZOCO Undecided Jerry . . . seemingly quiet not to those who know him better able basketball manager. . . . takes school in stride sincerity appreciated by his many friends. Basketball 2, Manager l. JOHN FINNEGAN College Finn unpredictable and unbeatable sense of humor our smiling Pat Paulsen never without his bag of tricks broad-minded and quietly riotous seen anywhere and everywhere. Cross Country I, 2, 3, Spring Track 2, 3, Indoor Track 3, Boys' State Repre- Sentative. ELLEN FELLINI Hairdresser Ellie peaceful and se- rene sharp by the sea- shore averse to math a burning ambitionwbut not in Home Ec. can always come out with a surprise. Cheer Club I, 2: Asst. HR. Rep. lf Home Room Rep. 3 MILDRED FEMINO Nursing School Mimi, please . . . opti- mistic by nature .. . keeps sum- mers for swimming and swing- ing skiing is her double season sport male patients will adore her has no hangout or hang-up. Jr. Red Cross 3, Ski Club 3. ROBIN FISHER Art School Robin quiet and sincere .. . another Picasso in the making .. . accomplished pians ist enjoys being with close friends . .. Dedham-Norwood games really rate-especially when we win. 4? ROBERT FIUMEDORA School Fuma refreshing smile cruises the town for a livelihood always wide awake-especially on the track circuit patiently awaiting Class Day takes life as it comes. Cross Country 2, Indoor Track 2, Outdoor Track 3. KATHLEEN FOLEY School Kathy lFolJ a rescuer at desperate moments sel- dom shows her Irish temper lbut insists it's there, fa- mous for her strawberry blond hair and freckles always unpredictable warm and ingratiating nature. Ai grub JULIA ANN FISK College Julia exuberant per- sonality field hockey favorite stops many a class with her well known laugh graceful gymnast already an editor of one newspaper, Mirror I, 2, 3, Editor 3, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Decorations Chairman 2, Gymnastics 2, 3, Class Secretary 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3. f fa, gi- 1 'l MICHAEL FRANCIS College Mike quick to detect humor in any situation a baseball pro athletics are his action .. . graces the world of television with his bowling style out- going and ready to oblige. Football I, Baseball 2, 3. DOROTHY FRENNING College Dots . . . soft spoken . . . not a thing to worry about -but she worries about it beautiful addition to any class fine student thrives on excitement. Cheer Club I, 2, Glee Club 1, F.H.A. 1, N.H.S. 2, 3. LAUREL ANN FITZPATRICK College Laurie definitely hap- py except when the Monday morning blues de- velop connoisseur of good books loves to win in field hockey . . . the winner gets the laurel! Field Hockey I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Mirror 3, Ski Club 3. PAUL FRASCA College Paul a winning way guitar, his strongpoint always smartly dressed practice sessions find him blasting an amp advocate of a student park- ing lot-with a mechanic for fixing flats. LEONARD GALLAGHER Engineering School Skip spends most of his time on the slopes and at the Cape avid car enthusiast another of Mr. Barl-cer's faithful A.V. crew manages to at- tend all the proms in Bos, ton and vicinity. A.V. I, 2, Ski Club I, 2, 3. X fig X We FRANCIS FOLEY College Francis salient wit loyalty lies with East Dedham outdoors man lives for lunch enioys the art of relaxing. JOANNE FORRESTER Dental Assistant Jo human dynamo would rather ride than eat values a smile-for more than one reason softbalI's spirit unforgettable at Thanks- giving rally-and afterwards. Softball I, 2, 3, Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Gymnastics 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. KATHLEEN GEARY College Kathy deceptively quiet D.H.S. Girls' State Rep- resentative loves to cut- up-when the work is done .. . craves a trip abroad 6 ground stick favorite. German Club l, 2, 3, Cheer Club 1, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Glee Club l, Library Council 2, Field Hockey 2, NHS 2, Graduation Usherette 2, Reflections Senior Editor, Girls' State Representa- tive. NICHOLAS GIACOBBE College Nick serious and sensi- tive our financial wizard one-man construction crew for the Drama Club fre- quent appearances spark the stage has a ball with ten- nis. Band I, 2, 3, Drama Club 'l, 2, 3, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Basketball I, Tennis I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Mirror 2, Class Treasurer 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Reflections 3. I if SHARON GALLI Modeling Samantha taste for the times friendly man- ner sewing ease seen at Dunkie's Ded- ham's contribution to the modeling world. Ai! JANE GALVIN College Jane irrepressible lively addition to the tennis scenefor to any ac- tivity for that matter vocally outstanding de- signing seamstress eye- catcher on the slopes. French Club 'l, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Cheer Club l, 2, Choir 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Spanish Club 3, Math Club 3. it 9? Af mx YU' X . V tilt' if Z it I f ,,,4i K ,-qv . X5 N 3 N , 5 . M ' ff' 1' ' 1 ', 'fin . s :,.',- --:-s, 't lf, , blnfwlra , l J o 4 . f HJ, Eyes right! s Q 1 , 4 - I ' , . il: ggi: ' -,aa-.. f, ELIZABETH GIBSON Work Betty shy around stran- gers, but warm towards friends couldn't get through lunch without a bag of potato chips enioys skiing .. . Nassau her past hang-out ambi- tious designs for the future. SUSAN GIGUERE College Susan small, but double her size in energy still hates to have to look up all the time always smiling likes those Barkerisms iust as much as everyone else . . . one of our best vocalists. Choir l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Cheer Club l, Jr. Red Cross l, Top Thirty 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Reflections 3. fix JAMES CHESTER GERLACH JR. Broadcasting School Chuck personable young man hard worker a die hard D.H.S. sports fan resides at Norwood Arena. Manager, Hockey Team I, Band 2, 3. LAWRENCE THOMAS GIBBONS College Gibba easygoing and friendly lunch lines, his pet peeve .. . advises underclass- men to stay out of senior lunch- room-or else another hockey hero . . . one of the Morse Avenue crowd. Hockey l, 2, 3, Track l. ,Pal SUZANNE GlORDANO Work Suz inexhaustible pep raven hair and friendly smile, her distinctive traits ardent football supporter makes work bearable . 'socks it to' Mr. Quale. Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Prom Dec- oration Comm. 2. r i I' rv '15 X - Il ,- fit In f .fn , , ., ,u 'wtf' 1 all-51 .5--fl 'A' A. ' gt? 5. 4g3 ,FQi, g'mi?YiE , -fl' gg 'Tx'-'2 't. Qflxfpfl M :Li '--'-:mv '-3,,:.1tf.-7'-sT,f,,,5Q'ts',Tr 5: -5 rp, i . ,,,..,:,. .sg V , 1... -., .. , -J.,..'il :.f-,:-. .-',.wlf'w 13: f--.2173 '14 4 .C,..5.,f:v,. in it Q x-,153 gel: 357315 weld- N: z ' xt? WAYNE GODFREY College Wayne . . . happy-go-lucky hockey's man for saves quick smile and a roving eye wishes Mrs. McGuire were a Miss campaigner for a student parking lot. Hockey I, 2, 3. MARIE GODINO College Rie could never be anti- social a fervent football fan pet peeve, Detroit Ti- gers an enthusiastic cheer- leader outside of school devotee of Mr. McFadd, Glee Club lg Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Guidance Office l5 Ski Club 3, GUY GlUNTA School Guyetuti a good look- ing guy quiet and sensitive man . . . all around spolrts fan fa- vorite of Mr. Hurley can be seen at Four Cor- ners. DAVID GLOVER Travel Dave thinks he's lost, but can always be found stylish swinger .. . a new comer to our class scene an inspiring ad- dition to our track team iumps as high as tall. Track 3. MICHELLE GLORIEUX College Shell home is in the gym her future is too! . . . pride of the courts .. . plays any field with personality bound to go far. Varsity Field Hockey l. 2, 35 Co-Capt. 35 Basket- ball I, 2, 35 Co-Capt. 25 Cheer Club l, 25 Softball 2, 35 Manager 35 Track 2, 3. JAMES GLOVER Navy Jim a quiet man who takes life as it comes guitar pickin' his maior doesn't believe in 'early to bed, early to rise' thinks baseball's a swinging game anticipates Navy Blues. RUSSELL GIRARD Undecided Russ always laughing not one to pose speed demon in gym a fierce competitor who hates losing frequents The Wall. 'Q fm xv 'Y X . 1 ,gf 1 :gs V , 4 , , 4' iw. i' ,- --,I ,,- t C , ,. .. 'fe M' '.s t a ,. 1, L-- 4 if 1, ,. i I 1 -1 '- M, f T il l,,oL, f W vi' x ffl, q 4 u K ' ll I Y But l'm not hungry, Mrs. Nagle! n,,. A . ALICE GOODE College Goodie never' a dull moment a real riot thinks life's confusing hockey's her spectator sport but she'd rather ride a horse. f-ll PAUL GRASSO College Paul lGrassl . . . easy- going slow-warming smile made famous his walk temporarily ioined the crew on crutches recap- tures his weekends on Mon- day mornings. Track 2, 3, Asst. H.R. Rep. 3. MARY ELLEN GRODEN College Mary Ellen sunny dis- position and a classic manner our Wellesley girl has a multitude of friends hockey spectator but ten- nis participant. Jr. Red Cross l, French Club l, 2, Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Ten- nis 'l, 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Ski Club 2, 3, V.A. Volun- teer I. GERARD GOODE Work Gerry good, better, best knows the value of high school thinks DHS is worth the first two periods has something to offer so what's wrong with knickers? LINDA GRANT A JAMES GRANT College Jimmy East Dedham Square's answer to Minne- sota Fats .bashful-only on the surface a French scholar impossible ques- tions for one unwary teach. er would like to add a few inches but he's tops with us anyway. JOSEPH GRASSO J. EDWARD GOODE Work Eddie ... straightforward known for daring deeds his Malibu a home away from home ,. . working man ... class clay is his day. fT '71- College Lin world's most pa- tient editor DHS first lady of drama sincere, warm, friendly added much to 'Tara' gives time and work to any un- dertalcing. Drama Club I, 2, 3, Sec.- Treas. 2, 3, Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Co-Chairman Prom Decorations 2, French Club 2, NHS 2, 3, Reflections Editor-in-Chief 3. Finalist American Legion Essay Con- test, Thayer. School Joe . . . good-natured relatively quiet in favor of 4-day week . . . Mr. Black's favorite pupil ... an ex-Marauder ... class conservative. Football l, 2, 3, Track 2. 'Wt 'Cx X'- ft i 5?-4' RICHARD GRIEVES College Rick ultra-considerate describes himself as in- nocent-now, really! favor- ite pastime is girl watching .. . conservative speaker and dress- er that gray scarf's his thing. Ski Club l, 2, 3, Prom Decora- tions 2, Reflections 3, Sr. Play Prop. Comm. 3. JEAN GUARDABASCIO College Jean our bit of italy outspoken in the nicest way Red Cross demands her abilities softball, her pitch keeps the football team going. Softball l, V.A. Volunteer l, 2, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, Cheer Club l, 2, F.S.A. 2, Treasurer 3, Reflections Typist 3. l BEVERLY HAKEEM College Bev Mr. Kehoe's pet peeve the understanding and patience of a psychiatrist wasting her time on com- puters when she should be a Ph.D. with a couch always quick with an answer . .. never without an opinion. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Drama Club l, 3, French Club l, 2, 3, Sp. 3, German Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2, Reflections 3, Math Club 3, Essay Finalist. DONNA HAMATY Work Donna long, raven hair at ease in home ec. definitely a finalist for Most Unique Walk ... always leaves a perfumed scent in her wake ... a one-guy girl. 'Tk- fi RONALD GUBA College Goob a self proclaimed radical known for his style of dress becoming a part- time hippie during the sum- mer seen bombing around in his little red sports car usually found wherever the ac- tion is. Basketball l, 3, Wrestling 2, Reflections 3. DAVID HAIRE Service Dave . . . hard-working young man dreads gradua- tion exercises keen sense of humor Ed's-his home away from home always finds time to say HeIlo to the main office. NN-r it KEVIN HAMPE College Hamp our Best Looking pitching pro haunts the sports pages and the Plaza maintains a lively interest in the social scene. Varsity Cross Country l, 2, 3, Varsity Hockey l, 2, 3, Capt. 3, Varsity Base- ball l, 2, 3, Capt. 3, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. 2, 3, Traffic 1, Har- vard Book Award. Student Council on the go. JOHN E. HALPIN College John dramatic flair active wit loves painting the town red key to im- proved faculty-student under- standing constantly walk- ing, talking, giving, and living. Drama Club l, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Crim- sonaires l, German Club l, 2, French Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Traffic 2, 3. PAT HAMMEL College Trish definitely vacci- nated with a phonograph nee- dle . . . an all-around sports en- thusiast accompanies her mild ranks with a smile never anything but good na- tured see Pat, you're not so indescribable after all! Choir l, Softball l, 2, 3, Field Hockey Co-Capt. 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, Cheer Club 2, 3, Library Council 2, 3, Reflections 3. , ,Ah LINDA HASSEY School Lin all's right with the world secretarial success likes to be tied-to the right boy empathizes with The Graduate makes wait- ressing worth it. Cheer Club I, F.S.A. 2. JAMES HEANY Electronics Jim happy-go-lucky surfing, his new sensation wishing for an endless sum- mer often seen handing out hamburgs at the Golden Arches hopes to give electronics a iolt. Wrestling 2, Photography Club 2. mi ,,. RITA HANLON College Rita a melange of graceful femininity and spunk wants to study abroad to improve her lin- guistic abilities . .. actually it's just those foreign boys decided against a nurs- ing career the doctors' loss! French Club l, 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, Cheer Club l, 2, German Club l, 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, Prom Comm. 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, V.A, Volun- teer 2, 3, Reflections Fac- ulty Editor 3, Exchange Stu- dent Program, Student Di- rector 3. JEAN HARRINGTON College Jeannie ready smile gracious first lady of the class Touraine's re- ceptionist always in vogue-with a talent for tailoring our future Miss Jean. Field Hockey 1, H.R. Rep. 1, 2, Jr. Prom Hostess I, Sr. Prom Hostess 2, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2. . ,,, f gg JANET HlNES School Hinie outgoing admires friendship land has her sharej talented vo- calist creative interests in cooking and decorating hates to make a mis- take. Crimsonettes l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3, Business Club 2, FSA 3. FRANCIS HARKINS Air Force Fran avid ski buff one of Mr. Barker's best always ready to help reaching for a few inches who says good things don't come in small packages? A.V. l, 2, 3, Drama Club l, Ski Club 3. PETER HASKELL Work Pete regular tease seen by the Little Store football fan .. . must be on the move base- ball's his business. 1? LANCE HOLMES Work Lance outstanding red hair as bright as his personality takes life seriously as seri- ously as a high school sen- ior enioys cars especially his own. Band l, 2, 3. 1 it DONNA HAWKINS Secretary D. J. warm sincerity . . . capturing smile . .. staunch supporter of Marauders en. ioys swimming and the Y . .. DHS's petite miss. Jr. Red Cross l, Cheer Club 3. PHILIP HEIDKE College Phil never vexed seen at the drags awaits class day always prepared for a good time cars and girls are high on his list, wit ,G fc' GERALD HOWE Navy Jerry . .. Thanksgiving game-goer ... hates home- work .. . summers in Ver- mont ... fishing fanatic .. . bowling his bag. SUSAN HULL Undecided Sue hard to forget loyal to her many friends knows where the boys are a fun-loving rebel nonconformist. ,J J. SCOTT JOHNSON College Scott enough spirit and determination for the whole class . . . sports stamina makes Presidential timbre his latest superlative-most likely to be iniured cam- paign cut-up lt's Scott to be Good! Band l, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Indoor Track l, 2, 3, Spring Track l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. l, 2, Student Council 2, V.P. 3, Prom Decorations 2, Mirror 3, Reflections 3, Class President 3. Z.'I FT' 14 PATRICIA HUNT Nursing Pat lively and in- terested cheers for Dedham but can't hate Norwood . . . numerous awards for her roller skat- ing talents finds Span- ish class her best. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Span- ish Club 2. MARK IVERSON College lvy a head above the crowd always has a word for the occasion thinks he's another Steve McQueen not too modest one of our best athletes a sense of hu- mor plus sincerity. Football I, 2, 3, Baseball l, Basketball l, 2, 3, Traf- fic l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. l, Asst. 3, Mirror 2, 3, Student Council 2. -ff-Q ,lt li STEPHEN IADONISI Work Steve number one Marauder takes time out from making touch- downs to ride his Harley Davidson . . . easy-going nature makes the rounds in the cafeteria loyally Italian. Football l, 2, 3, Capt. 3, Outdoor Track l, 2, 3, Wrestling 2. STEPHEN JASSET College Steve .. . what can I say high esteem for Mr. James Smith defi- nitely a happy individual . .. gold star winner of '66 one of Mr. Kehoe's whiz kids? J we EDWARD HUGHES Business School Ed . . . tall and talented our little l?l drummer boy keeps music in mind traveling man real football buff. Band T, 2, 3, A.V. l, Crim- sonaires I, 2, Basketball Man- ager 2. JOHN HUMPHREYS Pre-Med School John . . . brawny and brainy . .. always impeccably dressed known for his Prowess on the wrestling mal and the dance floor . . . patiently awaiting his first million. Drama Club l, Ski Club l, 3, Baseball l, 2, Wrestling Team 2, Reflections 3. 5' 'ff' DAVID JOSEPH Dave a man from the Line loves leather and life defies the establish- ment in his quiet way al- ways ready with a quick smile. QQ of I :J ix l - A: . Lg , Q , V: by iii A quick snooze or serious study? Ap...- ,nn-1 LOIS KENNEDY Lois quiet eagerly interested in secretarial work easy to rely on ex- cepts responsibility of life without complaints always found on the honor roll. ' f' fn., 1-lv WILLIAM KANE Undecided Bill often found un- der his V.W. loves auto racing an authority on the art of enioying Satur- day night sardonic grin content with the world Cross Country 1. WILLIAM KEANEY Bill superbly witty quick to show a smile in his spare time found near a car knows how to enioy life and does! PAUL KAPETANAKIS Trade School Kappy should be most talkative boy keeps Reed St. lively and the town with it favors gym class born to be unique. JEAN MARIE KELLEHER College Jean sunny tal- ent for artistic design active organizer no matter what the proiect academic ease not confined by Dedham's bounds. Band I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Dance Band I, French Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Mirror I, Drama Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Decoration 2, Tourna- ment Play 2, Traffic 3, Reflections: Asst. Editor 3. PAUL KAHLER School Paul quietly athletic excels in track mainstay receiver for Dedham's offense the Plaza's his place appreciates his license. Football l, 2, 3, lndoor Track l, 2, 3, Baseball I, Spring Track 2, 3. DEBORAH KALSH Airline Stewardess Debbie totally feminine parties her pastime never a dull moment puts a Debbie label on current fashions what a way to run an airline! Library Council 2, Cheer Club 2, Prom Decorations 2. 1 1?- '15-147 RICHARD KERVIS Rick tall and lanky preserving his mental prowess for a later date long hair his best feature SPGUCIS time dodging Mr. Foley a real cut-up in his Bonneville. RICHARD LABOUSIER College Dicky one of Mr. Mc- Fadd's shining students hates to see hemlines fall enjoys basketball and base- ball always a Riverdale boy enioys the great American snacktime with crack- ers and peanut butter. Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 3. MARY LAVANGIE Secretary Mary sensitive nature a benefit to the business world her cheering's Ma- rauder's mainstay loves riding around Mr. Mc- Guire's secretary-should be everyone's. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 FSA, Vice- Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Business Club 25 Reflections Typing Assistant. -.1 MARILYN A. KRISTIANSEN Work Mal . . . good-natured . .. enioys senior superiori- ty keeps on dancing gymnastics and swim- ming command her interest as well looks forward to Mr. Quale and clerking. Cheer Club 3. LINDA MARIE KURKJIAN College Linda . . . What a laugh contagiously cheerful . cherishes Cherish . . . enthusiastic worker will be a definite fa- vorite with her students. Mirror I, 35 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, v.A. Hospital Vol- unteer 25 Prom Decorations Comm. 25 Math Club 25 Reflections 3. MICHAEL C. LAZDOWSKY JR. Work-Service Mickey distinctive sense of humor search- ing for short cut to Mil- lionaire Row 9Olf is the link in his chain talented artist summertime worker. A.V. I. STEVEN LEAVITT Service Hobo unpredictable always ready with an answer seldom serious definitely irreplaceable a natural charmer. Spanish Club 2, 35 Basket- ball 2, 3. 5 : +3 ROSE MARY LEAHY School Rosie full of bound- less energy can make anyone laugh flair for the stage remarkable voice likes the steady system. Glee Club 1, 25 Choir I, 2, 35 Drama Club I5 Top Thirty 25 Spanish Club 2. ROBERT LECOMTE Navy Chippy waiting for the last day of school want to bet? hopes to be President of the U. S. someday often seen shooting baskets daily assemblies, his solution for boredom. A.V. I. -Us PAUL LAUGHTER Work Paul his hangup is pool . . . favorite pastime-girl watching wildman -al- ways where the action is awaits graduation football b Il U . LOU ISE LAWSON Model Louise definitely with the current scene shines on the dance floor a knack for putting people on likes to pout even when she's happy- Choir I5 Cheer Club 1. ' 'US ---ev 'N 'U' RUTH LOSCOCCO College Ruthie seemingly quiet but never at rallies! positive contribution to choir enthusiastic Cheer Club member un gout pour le francais. Crimsonettes l5 Cheer Club l, 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Ski Club 2, 35 Reflections 3. JEAN LYNCH College Lynchie terrific sense of humor the PIaza's where she's at unique laughter Mr. J. Smith is 'staying in there' she's in with the in crowd. Cheer Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 NHS 25 Reflections: Asst. Editor 35 College Night Hostess 3. H-J-K-L-Semi-colon . . . H-J-K-L-Semicolon DONNA MARIE LINSE College Donna combination of beauty and charm un- beatable irked by mis- pronunciation of her name enthusiastic football player fan yearns to travel and use her French taste for the unique, Chairman, Prom Flower Comm. 25 Prom Decorations KENNETH LOGAN Undecided Vandy tough both on and off the football field good-looking athlete one of the incompara- ble cousins ... found where there's action, food, and girls and necessar- ily in that order. Football I, 2, 35 Weight lifting l, 25 Track 25 Stu- dent Council 3. 25 NHS 2, 3: H.R. Rep. 25 Field Hockey 2, 35 Tfafflli 35 Reflections 35 Gymnastics 2, 3. I 's::r R S 7,2 ANNE MacEACHERN Nursing Mac . . . always understanding . . . her future is to aid others looks forward to Turkey Day Game accomplished school vocalist .. . motor boating her specialty. , Crimsonettes lj Business Club 25 A Cheer Club 3. - ,N CATHERINE MaCKAY Cathy enthusiastic C. M.'s head cheerleader we envy C. M.'s sportsmen known for her shiny black hair loves West- wood, but Dedham still owns Dart interest. Cheer Club l5 H.R. Rep. 15 Gym- nastics 2. ,gn LYNNE LOVELL Hairdressing School Lynne singularly sincere former twirling great favors white Fords a reg- ular at Raymond's, and always a smile horseback riding her pleasure. Jr. Red Cross l5 Cheer Club I, 2. JOHN MACALONE College Mac never says too much football his forte conservative nature marks him finds dancing his out- let his shoulders attest to his strength. Glee Club 15 Football 2, 35 Weightlifting l. -41' i 2 si --... is Mlm ,, NORMA MaCRAlf Junior College Norma light-hearted and gay blonde hair her best feature gets a boot out of driving Dad's Toyota par- tial to Mr. Philbrick's English classes a staunch friend. F.H.A. l. ,.,-5 ITN DONNA MARUNELLO College Donna quick smile the answers to her questions only puzzle her more quiet manner but always has a word or two or three. Cheer Club 2, Spanish Club 35 Choir 3, Reflections 3, JOE MASCIA Joe the original prankster wide circle of friends physiology his forte . . . de- spises sideburn haters ... mag- ic in his smile. Hockey lg Galt t, 2, 3. 'sw 'b il 5 PAUL MADDEN College Paul always attentive in class but never too busy to laugh a one- track mind D.H.S. track, that is slated for suc- cess. Cross Country l, 2, Capt. 35 lndoor Track l, 2, 3, Out- door Track l, 2, 3, H.R. Rep. lg Treasurer of Class l. DEBORAH MAGEE College Debbie a real friend to all football and hock- ey head her favorite sports maybe because of Mr. McGuire? finds nothing to complain about-well al- most nothing wants to be an elementary school teacher. Cheer Club l, 2, 3g Home- room Rep. 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Flower and Decoration Committees 2, Reflections 3. DORIS ANN MADDEN School Doris just a bit on the talkative side likes teasing Mr. Toran enjoys working with animals ... homework, her hang-up looks forward to graduation. Jr. Red Cross lg Glee Club lg Prom Committee 27 Library Council 3. PAUL MAIMONE College Paul Mr. Barker's ca- pable A.V. director a definite necessity behind the scenes ... another guy who makes the Plaza his home quite a broadminded in- dividual great potential. A.V. l, 2, Director 31 Crim- sonaires l. CAROL MARCELLA College Carol lively outlook can really dance up a storm seen at C.M. makes freckles look charm- ing constantly a chat- terer-but no one seems to mincl. Choir lg Mirror 3. 9-,,,4,.a Uh-You want to see my pass, Mr. Foley? WILLIAM MASCIARELLI College Bill a -1 redevil enthu- siast gets a charge out of watching drag racing and speed boat racing strives to stay out of trouble but has a good time doing it a really great guy. Choir I, 2, 3, wtf CX X vi f tx 'TJ ROBERT McCANN College Bobby the class wit iust aren't the words to dee scribe him President of the crutch let set par- tial to Class Days-especially his own advises under' classmen to quit before it's too late wants to retire after graduation? Track I, 2, Hockey I, 2, 3. MARY McCORMACK College Mary her wardrobe is her own creation ,.. she shows it off at Stop 8- Shop is that what makes her a Mary Mod? another one of those tennis buffs dimples and shiny hair teamed with a great personality. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Mirror I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Top 30 2, Tennis I, French Club I, 2, Ski Club 2, 3. 4? JEAN MATHESON College Jeanie a real hot ticket a good sense of humor that lets her ac- cept ranks with a smile and .3 minimum of blushing Mr, Shreve's favorite oboist and Mr. Barker's con- stant tease right, Lit- tle Jeanie Matheson? Mirror I, Band l, 2, 3, Dance Band I, Prom Decora- tions 2, Reflections: Activ- ities, Asst. Editor 3, Jr. Red Cross Volunteer 3. JOHN McARDLE College John nonchalant at- titude classroom cut- up ... enioys activities with his usual ease a quick smile an unmistakable charm greets all with Hello, hello, Cx LINDA MASSARELLI School of Art Lincla' ',,, adds a spark to any activity talentecl in the fb . art department tennis holds 1 JA her summertime interest a INIVC sense of humor that's harcl to top :nest often seen with Pat. CONCETTA MAZZOLA College Chetta cheerful and energetic always ready for a good ioke Wool- worth's keeps her busy . ,. won't miss Our P.A. system true Marauder fan. Softball I, Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, Spanish Club 2, 3 Mirror 2, 3, Prom Dec- orations Comm. 2, Reflec- tions 3, V.A. 3. JOHN MCCABE College John' '... deceptively quiet rents his own booth at Friendly's seen driving the bug around town always with the guys .,. unbelievable charms plus an unerring sense of humor, Football I, 2, 3, Winter Track I, 2, 3, Spring Track I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer I. ,. .4- I-f 'F 'v ml? 1' 'Q 11' ,.-up JOAN McCARTHY College Joannie Well, l never does her share of rooting at every football game would never think of hurrying to fourth period physiology never outgrew Quincy School? modesty her best quality. Band I, 2, Basketball 2, Lie brary 3. KEVIN MCGRATH College Kevin handsome and happy-go-lucky . . . a truer friencl coulcln't exist meets all crises with a ho, ho, ho, soon to fly high helps himself to life. Hockey I, 2, 3, Cross Country t, 2, 3. Gail ol GAll. MELOSKI Secretarial School quiet and sophis- ticated ... accomplished seam- stress gym, her hang-up seen with Ellen and Ann Marie will make a good secretary, F.S.A, 3. PETER MEYERS Undecided Pete ... a man of few words ing, e prefers thinking to talk, .. l9aseball's his pleasure asy-going sort of guy future still in the planning stage 5 'UN MARIANNE MCGRATH Undecided Marianne a real card always seeking a way to avoid gym class an independent thinker a lucky girl seen occasionally in the Nurse's office never without a saying ANNE MARIE McNEALY Hairdresser Ann soft spoken has a knack for sewing thinks Mr. Barker is the most lives for Friday has a magic touch with coiffures. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Jr, Red Cross 2. 1 4-4 ip? AL Who are you putting on, Moe? ff' V l f, ii C -, .. gg ' t g qt' .Cf .4 0-' a 9' ' l 9?- MAUREEN MOGAN College Moe lovely, straw- berry blonde could nurse anyone back to health deplores prejudice wishfully seeking peace of mind full of determi- nation. Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, F.H,A. l, Field Hockey l, V.A, Volunteer l, 3, Cheer Club l, 2, 3, ' r W' -fre -Qs fc' 1,1 ,-: L.-' e 'J w fi Efl2fl :,?f2'f?9.2:ffC'2 Q . ' 7 lug af: 1'If3 '.'f 'L ' L , G1 ' 1 'QW ,L42?3f'il'1f. 'film 4 A - f, fy, ,y 5 ,M 1,73 , . RAYMOND MENICE College Ray outgoing personality invaluable trackman and one of baseball's best a talent for the soul sound strictly a one-girl guy Ded- ham's foreign relations man. Football l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Winter Track 2, 3, Basketball lg Host to Exchange Student 3. KARIN MILLER -.if . .. . ,..,, ,N , College fi Toot I ... an avid sports par- , '. f.'..f, , ,hwy N I 'i X. Q JANET MORRIS College Toot Il activity plus faithful newspaper edi- tor and sports enthusiast understated elegance appreciative sense of humor Karin's twin in most respects. French Club l, 2, Cheer Club l, 2, Tennis l, 2, 3, Prom Decorations and Invitations 2, Gymnastics 2, Mirror 2, Features Editor 3, Basketball 2, 3, Graduation Flower Girl 2, Reflections 3, Field Hockey Co-Capt. 3. ticipant facial expressions ' for every occasion . . . boyish haircut-but definitely all-girl skillful with a needle and thread shares confidentials with Rich and Toot ll. Field Hockey l, 3, Co-Capt. 2, Basketball I, 3, Co-Capt. 2, Tennis l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Reflections, Sports Editor 3, 155 A fi. 1' ole I. :?l'i .., 6, .. X v., BARBARA MUELLER College Barb friendly, sweet and sincere not an enemy in the world never misses any sports event goes out of her way to lend a hand quiet, but never overlooked. Math Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Prom Decorations 2. JANET MURPHY Secretary Murph quiet in class but her friends know better working towards success likes the sentiment of senior proms egotistical boys turn her off spends spare hours painting. F.H.A. 35 Library 3. MARY MORRISSEY Nursing School Mary sympathetic na- ture loyal maioretter. . . taste in music varies with her moods unafraid of hard work enioying a little bit of everything. Majorettes l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Prom Decoration Committee 25 Prom Program Committee 2, BARBARA MOULTON College Barb graceful and feminine at all times quiet sophistication al- ways makes sure she has a good time loves the looks of Oliver Oh my God, she bought an ice- cream! German Club 2, 3. RICHARD MORSE College Dick loves to go to football games and to run track wishes he could live in California a man of few words and many dreams an easy, to-like, hard-to-get-along- without kind of guy. Crimsonaires l, 25 Spring Track l, 2, 35 Indoor Track 2, 3. THOMAS MUCCIACCIO Undecided Tom ruggedly hand- some, meticulous dresser . .. frequents Terry's in the square comes from a long line of Dedham sup- .porters . .. sure to leave a mark on society. Riff p I .Vi ' , I I I 5 1 l 1 ci , f 'D nllllllttn PATRICIA MURPHY College Pat always cheerful . .. beautifully groomed sews for pleasure ad- mires Miss O'Grady bright outlook such a pretty colleen. Cheer Club l, 25 Tennis l, 2, 35 Basketball 25 German Club I, 25 Reflections: Fac- ulty 3. DAVID MURRAY Service Dave captivating grin can be found tinkering with his Ferrari talented guitarist composes his own music always on the move. N . 41' I 7 . '-- fr Q , Y 1 .37 I l 063 ,flow - if ,t 'H' T57 ' I ,iff V .1 .X 4 'C A ' iff ' 3 . I: lk . -75 PATRICIA MULLEN Nursing School Pat easy-going and al- ways going flair for home economics fan of Mr. Quale sets high standards and plans to keep them quite a gal. Jr. Red Cross l, 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Choir 15 Reflections 35 Guidance Of- fice 2. MARY MURPHY College Murph one of our the sun did it girls bright persowality in search of a millionaire keeps the choir in good voice conversa- tion piece newapenny brightness. Softball 25 Basketball 25 Top Thirty 25 Choir 2, 35 Cheer Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Prom Decorations 25 Reflec- tions Activities 3. BARBARA MUTCHLER College Barb working her way to college always seen with Gail wishes Mr. Quale were president a melting smile happiness is Crimsonaires l, FREDERlCK NAGLE Navy Freddy tall blond hard-working member of the basketball team usually found at Scituate always optimistic soon to an- swer the call of the sea. Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3g Football 2. x-'7 I t if' ff V 'ry' ' f 1 ,,.,, , -1- .. z,5 .-,. ' FC ,lit I X :.t5g,,,, :-f ff'-5 1115. iff' rx s ,, V. .- - . - ,. L st R I -V .cf Xt if la: xi ,ft t 55.31 ' ' C ,A x 4 , . ii,.i ' 4 x A .531 Q.-sa ir'-7 MARY NIGHELLI College Mary superlatively friendly packed with pep skiing is her forte at home on the slopes and on the water a good listener. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Drama Club lg Ski Club 2, 3. FRANCIS O'BRIEN .ei SUSAN O'DONNELL Nursing School Sue all smiles and all- personality forever los- ing things prefers the non- academic side of school enioys leading gym class a definite asset to the new gymnastics team. Cheer Club 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, Homeroom Rep. 3. College O'Bie skates softly but carries a big stick seems to be contented, Oh really? our spasmodic football hero runs like wild fire with that en- ergy, should succeed. Hockey l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3. 1' JT-7 BARBARA O'BRlEN Hairdresser Obie friendly to all sets her sights on a goal and follows through spirited to the nth de- gree happy disposition a fine friend. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Business Club lg Jr. Red Cross 2. PATRICIA O'BRlEN Business School' Pat crazy ! ! she describes herself pet peeve is noisy people always good company where there's excitement there's Pat working seems to be her hobby and pastime Mr. Philbrick holds her attention the long- est. Prom Dec. Comm. 2, Reflec- tions 3. f S LYNDA NADER School Lynda a staunch friend deep passion for hockey games and her own car ardent fan of Mr. Philbrick always fastidious always a lady. Cheer Club l, 2, 3g Prom Dec- orations 2, 3. GEORGE NEILSON College George persistent in all he does energetic band member another Mr. J. Smith follower wakes up Current Affairs will never forgive the originator of oral book reports. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 35 Baseball lg Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 2, Exchange Student Program 2, Traffic 3. '14 Z SHARON O'GORMAN Undecided Roni persistent dy- namo of energy Mr. Healy gets her vote came to us in our senior year a great addition quick to see the humor in any situation. ...1 R ' .4 Li ,Q , Someone on this page is in this picture. Can you find her? ' l 11 f tr 2 f CLIFFORD PEDERSEN Cliff cool and collected patiently waiting for his millions stout-hearted foot- ball fan easy-going man- ner already looking for- ward to retiring. RICHARD O'NElL College Richie happy outlook revved up by fast cars Stop-l-Shop's man with flowers a real hockey buff awaits the hot sands, cool waters, and beautiful girls of Falmouth. Cross Country l, 25 Track lp Hockey 2, Asst. Homeroom Rep. 3. BARBARA PACKER School Barb miles of smiles has a knack for sewing and cooking a gal with definite ideas ... even tem- per polished to per- fection in the midst of a large family. Glee Club ly FHA l. -9 V l., J' x f. l ' 71 ,I 2 R J 0 x D 5.11 VZ, ,1L1.l.-'ffm ROSEMARIE PACELLA Undecided Rose girl of deter- mination and conviction superlatively artistic a happy gal who plans to stay that way loyal and sincere friend a per- fect lady. KATHLEEN PARR College Kathy decidedly flir- tatious lady with a Spanish air cruises in the Black Hearse com- pulsive young sociable even Mono couldn't keep her down. Choir lg Glee Club lg H.R. Rep. I, 25 Student Council 2, Prom Comm. 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Reflections 35 Traffic 3, Spanish Club 3, Sec. 2. I, , V , qiiif 1 ,Zg7,l1 4 ,gilt-y ri! .La ' 451' ' 3,1 M PP' 7 V 4 11' LEONARD OHMAN Service Lenny a man of integ' rity pet peeve, book re- ports a rugged individual- ist industrious worker bound to do credit to a uni- form. JOHN OLSON Navy John creative dedi- cated leader of A.V. un- tapped reservoir of strength will always back a friend takes things in stride. A.V. l, 2, 3. fu i l.lf KATHLEEN PEEBLES College Kathy a stranger to con- versational lulls spends the most time in l07 during X another Mr. Philbrick fol- lower seen with Pat and Sharon a future in ele- mentary teaching. JUDITH PETERSON Work Judy ,.. unmistakable Style a voice sweet and low flair for design active advocate of the mini-skirt ... blonde hair her best feature. CHRISTOFF PIAZOLO College Chris our second German exchange student looks too American to be anything but his accent gives him away adiusted to D.H.S. life right off English quickly becom- ing his forte, Wrestling 4, Tennis 4. -Lit fig.. . ta LINDA MARY PEROSINO Undecided Shrimp pixie-ish bigger underclassmen turn her off easy to get along with, hard to get along without friendship un- limited. Cheer Club l, 25 Prom Dec orations Comm. 2. JANET PETERSON Nursing School Jan super swimmer unique sense of humor determined in achiev- ing goals ... striking blonde enioys her role as a non-conformist. French Club l, 2, Cheer Club l, 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. . uxxk ...... 'LR NANCY PLACENTINO College Nance never a dull moment love for the unusual dramatic flair in anything she sews lf l'm going to get blamed for it, I might as well do it always at a party ... her sights are for Vista. Cheer Club lg Homeroom Rep. l, 3, Prom Dec. Comm. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3j Prom Flower Girl 2: Reflections 3. JANE POOLE Secretary Rart ... funtastic ... mixes well with any crowd gets a charge out of parallel bars always has a witty remark at choice times future secretary of the year. Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Gym- nastics l, 2, FSA 2, 3. ' ' 117 MICHAEL PODOLSKI College Mike easy going, un- assuming our Baker's boy can't hide that blush at home on a golf course usually found at the Plaza. Football lg Golf l, 2, 3. KENNETH PORAZZO Service Kat forever trying to catch forty winks in any class a flashing smile always ready working for a good time sur- prising flashes of wit our best natured. Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, 3. f ffl! THOMAS PHILLIPS College Tom flashy dresser proud of his Greek heritage takes a shine to hunting, bowling, and baseball a light-hearted prankster will make Dedham proud. Baseball 2. ANNE PICKETT X College Anne quietly opinion- ated a conscientious work- er extremely skillful with a sewing machine a well- organized leader bound to be the perfect homemaker. F.H.A. l, 2, President 3. Q:- 'f7 CHARLOTTE PRIMEAU School Chak snow bunny has a zoo of stuffed animals stalwart member of teen center tiny in size, but big in spirit hopes for a happy future. Red Cross l, 2, Cheer Club l, 2, Softball lg Prom Comm. 2, Ski Club 2, 3. KATHY PUSATERI Dramatic School Kathy more talented than the two Hepburns rolled into one Drama Club's outstand- ing Kate loves to put on a British accent ... an active side- line cheerleader Thanks for the pizzas, Kathy! Drama Club 1, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3g Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Best Actress '68, Outstanding Performance '69, NANCY PORTER Arr School Nancie poised and good-natured secretarial image enjoys painting and horseback riding member of Mr. Browne's fan club tells Juniors, Your day will come Business Club 2, Reflections Typing Editor 3, KATHERINE PREVETT Dental Hygienist Kathy petite and pretty easily embar- rassed ... talent for looking feminine devotes her spare time to sewing skills ...a Plaza girl all the way. Basketball lg Nurse's Office lg Cheer Club l, 3, Prom Decorations and Invitations 2, Gymnastics 2. Q 41 When he sits on that tack, boy is he gonna' yell. W fl' EILEEN RAKES Nursing School Eileen mischievous smile and refreshing humor a knack for getting into unusual situations alert and spirited her parties gained renown a not-too-quiet nut. Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Mirror Staff l, 2, 3, Ski Club 35 Spanish Club T, 2, 35 Jr. Prom Decorations 2, Reflections 3. MIKE RANALDI College Mike casual charmer loves his road-runner ad- vocate of long vacations never afraid of a little work or a good time Chief Squire of the Columbian Squires. fb LENNY PROVOST Undecided Lenny man with a big beat always ready with a funny thinks only of school and his soul band Transmission and his Weird Taxi are often parted worka ing his way to success. MICHAEL RAINERI Undecided Mike Flash track wouldn't be the same without him runs in all seasons women drivers drive him crazy a bit of reserve. Spring Track l, 2, 37 Winter Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3g 200 Club, it DIANA RANDO College Dee always bubbling over with new ideas All- still unique rose of sunshine American but a spark Dee-Iightful . of executive of V.P. Vice-President Council and Field Hockey Vice-President leader 3, G added a touch charm to office I, 2, 3, Student Traffic I, 2, 3, I, Co-Capt. 25 N.H.S. 2, Cheer- raduation Flower Girl 2, American Legion Essay Contest-Second Piace. 'bl SHARON REPUCCI Business School Pooch pretty and petite our FriendIy's girl-who's always friendly shining tresses ... flirtatious smile . . . keeps the Plaza iumping. Prom Decorating Comm. 2. MARILYN REYNOLDS School Lynn bubbling person- ality Cheer Club rooter loves excitement add- ed much to sophomore soft- ball always in a talkative mood. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Softball Ig Prom Decorating Comm. 2. A K. JEAN RAYMOND Dental Assistant Jeanie ... genuinely mod- est indulges in friendly conversation . . . detests sloppiness in classmates has trouble choosing favor- ites prepared early for her career. F.H.A. 3, American Legion Essayist-3rd, placed Ist in state competition. MICHAEL REISMAN College Mike . .. book lover . .. distinguished member of N.H.S. profound thinker witty conversationalist guitarist extraordinaire. Chess Club 2, 35 N.H.S. 2, 3. -tl' ff- i YVK st. xr . t I. I PAMELA REHLING College Pam punchy en- ioys being with a crowd enviable wardrobe . .. white socks turn her off can converse with any Spaniard at home on any dance floor. Band Ip Glee Club I, Span- ish Club 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 2. ROBERT REMICK College Bob marksman with a gun and with his thoughts a realist wishes double sessions were back hangs out in front of the T.V. always good company. N.H.S. 2, 3. PATRICIA RATCLIFFE College Pat an endless talker passion for cats enioys art -especially her own typing class is not her favorite pas- time quiet sincerity tem- pered with sentimentalism. This is the funniest looking checker-board l've ever seen' DEBORAH RICCI College Deb good-natured and sociable eager conversation- alist from the word go typing skills unlimited un- believable giggle school spirit aplenty. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Business Club 25 FSA 3g Jr. Prom Dec- orating Comm. 2, Reflections Staff 3. I vi-,, -I 'TZ ij i-HQ aq- JAMES ROUST Armed Forces Rooster frequently seen at Quincy School hockey and football his favorites but baseball still his bag wants to graduate more than anything else admires Mr. Philbrick hero of Rescue, lnc. Baseball I. EDWARD RUTKO College Ed courteous and com- panionable pet peeve, lec- tures known for his close- cropped crew cut football's his forte usually seen rid- ing with the guys in his jeep Patrick's amiable foe. Football 2, 3. KATHLEEN RILEY Nursing Kathy friendly nature seen going places engaging smile and easy laughter ... tennis, her sum- mertime game still a Mr. Kenny fan. Spanish Club 2, 3, Gradua- tion Usherette 2, Prom Dec- oration Comm. 2, Traffic 3. JAMES ROSADO College Larry work's his chief occupation always neat- Iy attired number one wish, to own a car keeps up tight with the Vanilla Fudge . .. AM radios, his pet peeve along with a certain senior homeroom. '15 . ffl' SUSAN ROBERTSON College Sue dynamo of en- ergy excellent taste in clothes dramatic flair for relating stories sparkling sense of humor an eager participant in all school activities. Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Basket- ball Ig Jr. Prom Decorating Comm. 25 Gymnastics 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3. PATRICK ROSCIA Work Pat ... II3's Italian- lrishman ready to help when the need is greatest engaging grin zest for fun always at home on the basketball court enioys life to the fullest. Basketball I, 2, 3g Baseball Ig Spanish Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3j Prom Decorating Comm. 25 Homeroom Rep. 3. 49' sd , A rm? SANDRA RICHMOND School Sandy softspoken frequents the Mall Mr. Browne's American Gov. classes rate high footbalI's her all-round favorite loves loafing-and the Cape's the choice spot. Business Club 2 'Q if In 4 . I ,KS ' Qc' LV -'iwfgf 1 ,I Lpfr PAULA RUSCITO IBM School Paula ... lively and talka- tive vociferously defends her rights would set com- puter whirling ... beautiful eyes ... seen at Terry's-by the Juke box our best smiler. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 2. ROBIN RYAN Work Robbi good-natured imaginative excuses, her strong point enioys giving Mr. McFadd grief can't resist a good time starts with the answer, then creates the prob- lem. Chorus Ig Glee Club I, 2g Cheer Club I, 2, 35 Reflections 3g Jr. Red Cross I. pf' ,ki JOYCE SAPARNIS College Joyce captivating blonde for her Dedham begins and ends in Riverdale has that gift of gab locker that defies description looks as nice as she is. FHA 1, Cheer Club l, 2, 3, Glee Club I, FSA 3, Gymnas- tics 2, 3. STEPHEN SCHOFIELD College Scho unique comments for unique situations al- ways on the gas-especially in his drag racer fast-starting personality crazy for the soul sound 0ut-a-sight. Winter Track 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, 3, Mirror 3, Spring Track 3, Reflections 3, Senior Play Com- mittee 2, 3. EDWARD ST, GEORGE College Saint inexhaustible sense of humor a one-girl man deserves squatters' rights to Oakdale Square his love for a beautiful car is sur- passed only by his love for a beautiful girl or is it the other way around? Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Decora- tion Committee 2, Traffic 3, Boys' State Representative. PRISCILLA SANTORO College Priscilla easy smile relishes a good game of tennis staunch supporter of the underdog dedicated to serve hopes for world peace someday. Tennis l, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, Prom Decorations 2, Math Club 2, Cheer Club 3. 4 R 5 1 LINDA SEARLES Chandler Lin our European au- thority Dedham High's contribution to the secretar- ial world could never be travellogged can't wait for Mr. Healy's history classes. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Jr, Red Cross l, Prom Committee 2, Re- flections 3. lys- 2, w it LUCRETIA SERINO l.C.T. Cretia found at the action Surf our all- Italian girl . . . driving Dad's Caddie her pastime unbelievably good-na- tured typing her only hang-up. Cheer Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. Senior Slump. ELLEN SAYERS College Ellen lMicJ lively ad- dition to any group .. . charm- ing simplicity the pivot of Mr. Philbrick's English class frequently seen at Chess King delightful to know. Cheer Club 1, Reflections: Ac- tivities 3. ANNA SEALE Horse Training Anna petite and lively blonde an impressive col- lection of blue ribbons for horse shows loyal A-Her resents being mistaken for a freshman loves all of life, but especially horses. l pg. ZW 'if 'r MARK SMALL College Mark our photographer on skis active thespian quick ... uses all twelve fingers to play his guitar wants to be president someday of what we don't know. Cross Country I5 Track 35 Ski Club l, 2, Sec.-Treas. 35 Photography Club 2, 35 Mirror 2, 35 Drama Club 35 Choir 35 Reflections Photography Editor 35 Prom Decorations 2. ESTELLE SPEARE Jr. College Estelle our all-Greek girl . ,. Zorba ... meticulous about her appearance determined opponent classical features . .. poised young sophisticate. Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Prom Decorations 25 Gymnastics 25 Ski Club 3. .5 JOHN SEUFERT College John a pun for every occasion makes a good diplomat tries everything once, especially skiing hopes to sell his witticisms someday for' get the watermelons, John -please! Ski Club l, 2, 35 Crimson- aires l, 2, 35 Choir 2, Pres. 35 Top Thirty 25 Photography Club l, 25 President of Na- tional Honor Society '25 Reflections: Activities, Co- Editor 35 Graduation Usher 25 German Club l, 2, Pres. 35 Host to Herbie Nuhn 2, BYRON SHOEMAKER Undecided Shoe ... always un- obtrusive would en- ioy a sleep clinic for weary students the Air Force may be his challenge desires a new car keeps with the class of '68, GREGORY SHIELD Undecided Greg quiet ease outspoken critic of the estab- lishment regular at the drums from whiffle to long hair and back the future's a puzzle sticks to English in the language department Mr. Healy rates with him. Band l. ALAN SINCLAIR Jr. College Al enioys striking out on his own unique per- sonality astounded ll3 his quick wit keeps classes light hates white socks a real tall man. fl 41 in G9 . MARY ANNE STEERS College Maryanne . .. Toot-car, oh wow! heads for the- Plaza . .. full of laughs, right, Twiggy? loves all sports, especially hockey what's this about 3 yel- low M.G.'? Choir l5 Homeroom Rep. 25 Vice4Pres. Cheer Club 25 Prom Refreshment Comm. 25 Reflections 3. .V-'A A nr 1. . tx 49594 i i ' . ' ' f 1- if :jfs ',f2,sz..,,, 5 as sf-' i i: ' 1 12. V 5- . . , ' .:,,Q?Ib?6 Z :. ks. ., 4 15,3 .L f f '-753'-iii . ' 'if2f1..fY.22' isis- it .+ f'f'.rfref. J '- T c 1:34.54 .. . f ' DONNA SMITH Nursing Don ... energetic . .. a taste for gymnastics and weird locker decorations quiet air of innocence sewing her talent . .. aspires to great heights-in more than one way. Homeroom Rep. l, 2, 35 F.H.A. l, 25 Cheer Club l, 2, 3. 'ZS' KAREN STOLTZ College Karen For heaven's sake essence of grace and femininity peeved by boys with white socks driving to school, her downfall soft-spoken charm. Cheer Club l. TIMOTHY SPELLMAN College Tim 'stakes his claim to Riverdale Park strong in math and science every now and then a mustache makes an appearance . .. votes for girls and parties seen with Joe and Jim and the guys. Track 35 Choir l, 2. 'li as KAREN STOTT Work Karen shy wishes for international peace ac- tive swimmer and skater looks forward to a career helping children likes Ded- ham High dances. -GP 1'--41 DENNIS TEEHAN College Den class politician has a weakness for fake ties l know it a debata- ble asset to Stop and Shop due to succeed. Baseball I, 3, Golf 2, Gradua- tion Usher 2g Boys' State Rep- resentative, Student Govern- ment Representative to State House. MICHAEL THOMAS School Mike non-conformist can drum up a storm in his group hates Perma Press shirts trend-setter with his clothes and actions master of the study hall snooze. Teen Council 2, 3, CHRISTINE SULLIVAN College Chris talented prima ballerina D.H.S. succes- sor to Melissa Hayden would dance all night if homework permitted talented scholastically also has a green thumb with fermenting yeast. MARK S. TAGUE Undecided Mark Mr. McGuire's chief agitator likes to read concerned about world situation unique doesn't like phoney people philosopher of '69, Spring Track l, 2. W ' 7? 'J sv'-' ff? PETER SULLlVAN College Pete smiling, amiable m.c. of H3 bothered by English-oh come on now! . .. automotive know- how . .. mechanical draw- ing his favorite appreci- ates a summer's loafing. Asst. Manager Track Team T. KATHERINE TAYLOR College Kathy perky blonde an apple a day keeps the doctor away-huh, Kath? a cheerful word for everyone raises a big racket . .. our Chatty Kathy! Mirror l, 2, 3, Cheer Club l, 2, 3j Crimsonettes lg Ten- nis 2, Prom Committee 25 Reflections 3, French Club 3, Ski Club 3. 'YD -.,,,. LORRAINE STROY Nursing School Lori sparkling eyes and a congenial smile an ac- complished pianist en- thusiastic rooter for Penn. State . .. unruffled demeanor . . . a pleasure to know. Glee Club If Cheer Club 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, V.A. Volun- teer 2, 37 Prom Decorating Comm. 2, Library Council 3, Choir 3, Reflections Staff 3. .RL t 1 ' --f'? X ,vs DONNA TESSITORE College 'Donna poised and friend- ly . .. extensive wardrobe quick to offer assistance always thoughtful . .. foot- ball keeps her cheering. Math Club 2, Prom Decoration Committee 25 Cheer Club 3. RICHARD TIERNEY Undecided Rick visiting homeroom comic always good for a laugh . . . favorite hobby, hang- ing around enioys Mr. Healy's interesting classes . . . the Big T's advice to Juniors -suffer! vw' ' ' 1 if Girl talk! ,f ', A ,hm 'rf i7' xp ,C , JOAN VASSILY Business School Joan quiet eagerness homeroom homework coach avid football fan for the fighting Marauders a Reed Street necessity . . . office machines, her pet peeve. Cheer Club 3. JEANNE TROVATO College Jeannie rarely upset an occasional temper serious, only when necessary spends extra time on the uneven parallels hard to ignore. Class Secretary lg French Club lg Jr. Prom Hostess lg Student Council 2, 3, Traf- fic 2, 35 Gymnastics 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Ski Club 3, Reflections: Seniors, Assistant Editor 3. CAROL UPSHALL Work Carol happy-go-lUCky lovely hair sharp dresser always with but never lost in a crowd gifted conversationalist -especially in class. Cheer Club I, Homeroom Rep. 2, Assistant 35 Prom Decorations 2. LINDA TURCO Nursing Linda patience un- limited hates the drudg- eries of homework en- ioys making strikes at the bowling alleys will make a competent doctor's assistant smiling amia- bility. KAREN VACCARO School Karen . .. sweet smil- ing and sincere pet peeve, boys who wear white socks outgoing and energetic quick to see the humor in any situ- ation will one day be an efficient secretary. Cheer Club l, 2, 35 Gymnas- tics 2, F.S.A. 3. ' ,An CWI JOSEPH TOUSIGNANT Armed Forces 'lasog last year's new- comer to D.H.S, spirited supporter of football games . .. enioys conversation about hu- man reactions has the most fun in English a guiet, per- severing member of our class. ROBERT TRIPP Undecided Bob never at a loss for words ardent skier ,., Jim- my Hendrix turns him on car field spends as much time under his V,W. as in it. Ski Club 2, 3. rw' l JOHN A. VASTA College John unmatched wit, devastating smile any kind of food his weakness re- laxed and carefree manner strong man on the football field things go fasta with Vasta. Basketball lg Football l, 2, 3: Weight Lifting 3. SUSAN VVALONIS College Sue sophisticated a flair for folk-singing and sew- ing . .. may be the first female pro in basketball looks like ad for Midnight Sun a rooster on her head and a teddy bear under her arm. Homeroom Rep. lg Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball I, 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross lp Cheer Club l, 25 Track 2, 35 Prom Decorations 25 Ski Club 35 Reflections 35 Mirror 3. RAYMOND WEBERSON Work Webb ... pool pro . . . proud of East Dedham . .. looks forward to last day of school ... dislikes getting up early What can you do? KAREN VERMIGLIO Hairdressing School Karen . . . bright and live- ly will drop everything for a good time adds spirit to any endeavor-even gym basketball enjoys parties to the utmost finds Marshfield her sum- mertime haunt. Horneroom Rep. 2. Is! -. 'I'-S ... 2 X RICHARD WELDON College Rick deceptively in- nocent a regular at the tennis courts . ., raves about the Bruins ... always maintains his cool a follower of the Young Rascals and the Cream girl-watching, his perma- nent interest. Tennis I, 2, 3. DAVID WHITE Store Management David handsome lad full of determination .,. Hoodsie fan ... friends unlimited ... dynamic in any situation. CAROLYN WALKER Business School Carolyn ... bashful ... but not when it comes to fun ... stylishly attired ... pleasing personality . .. has talent to spare. Reflections 3. 10- 'ug Y ? . BRIAN WHITE College Bri humanized com- puter will pit his in- telligence against anyone's for the sake of challenge avid William Buckley fan expresses himself well on paper our class genius!! Math Quiz Team l, 2, 35 Chess Club l, 35 Science Club 2, 35 American Legion Essay Contest-2nd place5 Thayer Science Program5 U.N. Delegate. SUSAN WHITE College Sue sympathetic list tener found perched be- hind the library desk every morning loves order . . , strong Bruins' supporter modest about her ac- complishments. F.H,A. Sec. 2, 35 Library Council 95 Reflections 3. Y Q 1 u 8 THOMAS WAPLE Service Tom outstanding humorist football fanatic Walcott Square, his home away from home blind dates, his pet peeve a definite fan of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Football I. CAROL WELCH College Carol . . . long chestnut hair beautiful brown eyes always has her hands full brightens any scene a cherished friend. Cheer Club l, 2. 4,-ai 3111 - iii!! itch' ll, X If eff if l I46 i uf ,ul I ,. V ANN WHITTY School Ann independence plus quiet in a sociable way untapped reservoir of friendship definitely not mad about school lunches. Library Council 3. DEBBIE WILBUR School Debbie willowy blonde shy, serious and reserved a dedicated friend never vetoes a good time unlimited concern for others. FSA 35 Library Council I, 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 2. JEFF WHITEHOUSE College Jeff . . . accomplished musician great sense of humor . .. one of the chosen few with the butch look . .. definitely a trend setter. ,4ms 9 4 'A 1 ,. , i I think I'm going to be sick .. WALDEN WHITHAM College Wally ... makes the band swing protests against George Wallace and Com- pany scorns sentimen- tality, but remains sensitive great form in track . .. outstanding member of choir-a leader in the field. Band I, 2, 35 Crimsonaires I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Dis- trict Chorus I5 Top Thirty I, 25 Cross Country I, 2, 35 Spring Track I, 2, 35 Dance Band I5 Winter Track 2, 3. LEE WOLLOFF College Lee easygoing loves to keep his hair long for the benefit of Mr. Barker prizes his motorcycle above all talented musician and vo- calist great on-stage per- former. Band I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Crimsonaires I, 2, 35 Top Thirty I, 25 Drama Club I, 2, 35 Best Actor of Tournament of Plays 3. GEORGE WONS Undecided George loves his guitar enjoys a good tune and knows where to find it never seen without a smile occasionally enjoys a froh- Iiche gemutlichkeitu adds a touch of sweet reason to II4. Choir 3. ml-v ,.Qx f ' fx.. ,V - at 5 . 1, 2 ' ,E i Y v- ' ,N v , ' EX- ,, 1 fixrf, ' i '. ' i'w'.f 'J 'I'-il. fur! - - 2. - I' fi at 2 21 2 :f3f :fZ,5'!fff'f :iii E ' ' .QY ' f 5 ' A lf' , f , DIANE WHITTY College Diane enthusiastic Cure rent Affairs student keeps dozens of Beatle scrapbooks enioys work at V.A. Hos- pital dedication and de- termination, plus energy for anything. V.A. Hospital 35 Jr. Red Cross 35 Spanish Club 3. JUDITH WILLIAMSON College Judi sparkling head maiorette boundless pep and energy proves worth and size are not synonymous never at a loss for words undismayed by Reflections crises. Maiorettes I, 2, Capt. 35 Nurse's Aide I5 Choir 25 Student Coun- cil I, 2, 35 Mirror Staff I, 25 Tennis Team 25 Ski Club 25 N.H.S. 2, 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 25 Reflections Seniors, Co-editor 35 Commended National Merit Scholar. -ws AY' BRUCE ALAN WOOD College of Arr Bruce definite style and class shows talent in his appearance the VanGogh of DHS plans to share his talent with Europe Dig- gory-Diggory Dock. Crimsonaires I, 2, 3, Photog- raphy Club I, 3, Choir 2, 3, Top4Thirty 2, Ski Club 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 3, Tournament Plays 3, Jr. Prom Mural 2, German Club 3, American Legion Essay Contest. v. ii - ,fam 'ix DIANE ZERVAS Hairdressing Dee Dee inimitable manner gym classes, her pet peeve loves buying new clothes her smile and humor keep homeroom lively a hope chest is her treasure. Guidance Office 3. I iii JOHN ZONFRELLI U.S. Navy Zonka rugged good looks football's break- away man agile and athletic good humor man . . . adventures with the squad . . . determination and perseverance plus. Football I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, Indoor Track 1 Kathy must be worrying about senior write-ups! KENNETH YANNI Work Yahn automotive genius .. . cars are his first love office detention, his pet peeve never a worry or care favors Mr. Sheridan's physiology classes. Camera Shy CARLSON, PAUL DeVINCENZO, NICHOLAS FOLEY, LYNCH, STEPHEN JEFFREY MCINNIS, JEAN SULLIVAN, FRANK 7-we 'hi 'Klip' What's there to smile about in office machines fx .5 V, 15 , ' f A ' if s '48 A studious student? 4 2? Y' .1 Yuki 75 1-' Nh .N w-. , V, -Z'Q'2mff,3i X it ,Weak The time has come for closing books and long last looks must end fi --yi Abaid, Richard-20 Quincy Street Abraham, Alice-32'Lilly Lane Adams, Nancy-301 Whiting Avenue Ahern, Suzanne-lO8 Intervale Road Akie, Robert-l5l Chickering Road Alessandrini, Donna-133 Rosemary Road Ambrose, Arthur-I7 Michael Road Angelini, Christina-52 Reed Street Annese, Richard-29 Maynard Road Anthony, Charles-28 Highland Avenue Antinarelli, Robert--370 Sanderson Avenue Applei, James-418 East Street Atkins, Gerald-70 Park Street Atton, Linda-9lA Maple Place Awad, William-354 Highland Street Aylward, David-l7O Greenlodge Street Babchyck, James-239 Cedar Street Bacon, William-IO Lilly Lane Bakunas, Joan-23 Marlboro Street Bandera, Karen-25 Fair Oak Road Barrett, Janet-l2 Franklin Street Barrett, Linda-48 Arlington Road Beck, Susan-26 Ledgewood Road Becker, Elizabeth-lol Walnut Street Begin, Donald-l3 Brookdale Avenue Beltis, Mark-48 Dixon Avenue Benson, Charles-ll4 Cunningham Road Benuses, Patricia-dl Park Street Berry, Harry-l34 Walnut Street Bisbicos, Denise-95 Dale Street Bisnaw, Henry-86 Clark Street Bordo, Marilyn-438 Whiting Avenue Bowman, Donna-67 Hamilton Avenue Brady, Denise-24 Parker Staples Road Breach, Carol-Lancaster Road Brennen, Richard-27 Marion Street Brigham, George-66 Ashcroft Street Brobst, Linda-30 Myrtle Street Broderick, John-30 Bullard Street Brown, Charles..l54 Harding Terrace Brown, Georgia-l54 Harding Terrace Buckley, Steven-lO7 Whiting Avenue Burke, Andrea-64 Intervale Road Burke, Marilyn-7 Marion Street Burns, Valerie-56 Carol Drive Burow, William-24 Bayard Street Burton, Craig-82 Kimball Road Burton, Pamela-59 Stoughton Road Butler, Paul-95 High Street Byers, James-l34 Dale Street Capone, Kathleen-8 Farrington Avenue Capozzi, Toni Ann-250 East Street Carpenito, Katheryn-2 Walton Terrace Carroll, Ann-l7 Farrington Avenue Carroll, Barbara-276 Pine Street Chmielinski, John-69 Intervale Road Cimeno, Carol-71 Whiting Avenue Civitarese, Charlene-74 Harding Terrace Cleary, James-21 Washington Street Clougher, Thomas-140 Colwell Drive Clougher, William-140 Colwell Drive Coakley, Ann-27 Fisher Road Cobb, Bernard-47 Winfield Street Coles, Nancy-24 Stoughton Road Colleran, Janice-34 Youngs Road Collins, Kristine-32 Laurel Lane Compagnone, Maria-65 Endicott Street Conley, Paul-74 Dale Street Connolly, Jean-47 Tower Street Connolly, Mark-127 Vincent Road Corey, Elaine-25 Marlboro Street Cormack, Francis-58 Violet Avenue Cosma, Cynthia-99 Colwell Drive Cosma, Mary-99 Colwell Drive Costa, Virginia-ld Tyler Avenue Cronin, John-82 Monroe Street Crowe, John-50 Mt. Vernon Street Cummins, Margaret-475 East Street Cusack, Christine-l T7 Madison Avenue Dandurand, Robert-63 Paul Street Dardinski, Stephen-39 Whiting Avenue Davis, James-59 Trimount Street Dean, Catherine-92 Mass. Ave 'ue DeCenzo, Lorraine-73 Lincoln Sree' DeFilippo, Gloria-l38 Milton Streen DeGregorio, Judith-46 Eaton Road DeMarco, Linda-T7 Waldo Street DeMartino, Joseph-Sanderson Avenue DeMattia, Christine-34 Highland Street Demers, David-39 Sanderson Avenue Demorest, Jane'-77 Hillside Road Dempsey, Linda-60 Westchester Circle Denaro, Joan-ll Harvey Drive Dennen, Lianne-23 Woodland Road DeRoche, James-147 Turner Street DeRoche, Linda-l47 Turner Street Dervan, Andrew-I4 Kimball Road Dewar, Peter-60 Clark Street Dietzel, Henry-ld Harding Terrace DiLorenzo, Mark-23 Fales Road DiPietro, Maria-42 Churchill Place DiStefano, Diane-27 Winstead Avenue Ditello, Diane-35 Dwight Street Donovan, Rita-I66 Jefferson Street Doten, Stephen-35 Noble Road Dower, Theresa-Bl Fox Meadow Lane Dray, Geraldine-4 Matthews Street Duffin, Joseph-28 Southgate Duffy, Carol-19 Wesley Street Dugan, Bernard-45 Tarbox Street Dukas, George-74 Berlin Street Dunbar, Lee-Al Fairfield Street Dunn, Kevin-29 Franklin Street Dunn, Richard-l57 Chickering Road Dunne, Anne-T0 Drayton Road Erickson, Marie-49 Hooper Road Errante, Karen-224 Colwell Drive Fay, Lawrence-201 River Street Fellini, Ellen-25 Marion Street Femino, Mildred-l5l Fairbanks Road Ferriter, James-277 Riverside Drive Ferzoco, Gerard-435 Whiting Avenue Finn, John-38 Emmett Avenue Finnegan, John-40 Ledgewood Road Fish, George-22 Lilly Lane Fisher, Robin-86 Reed Street Fisk, Julia-50 Dale Street Fitzpatrick, Laurel-l87 Washington Avenue Fiumedora, Robert-62 Solaris Road Foley, Francis-5 Leonard Street Foley, Kathleen-27 Goshen Road Forrester, Joanne-43 Turner Street Francis, Michael-106 Paul Street Frasca, Paul-36 Pine Court Frenning, Dorothy-54 Chute Road Gallagher, Leonard-20 Stoney Lea Road Galli, Sharon-20 Robinwood Road Galvin, Jane-56 Thomas Street Geary, Kathleen-21 Veterans Road Gerlach, Chester-380 Cedar Street Giacobbe, Nicholas-l 16 Jefferson Street Gibbons, Lawrence-131 Walnut Street Gibson, Elizabeth-67 Commonwealth Avenue Giguere, Susan-86 Barrows Street Giordano, Suzanne-30 Creston Avenue Girard, Russell-143 Pine Street Giunta, Guy-34 River Street Glorieux, Michelle-7 Stoughton Road Glover, David-45 Fuller Street Glover, James-213 East Street Godfrey, Wayne-I 19 Robert Road Godino, Marie-30 Paul Street Goode, Alice-lOl Harvard Street Goode, James Edward-lOl Harvard Street Goode, Gerard-lOl Harvard Street Grant, James-20 Stafford Street Grant, Linda-398 Sprague Street Grasso, Joseph-290 Whiting Avenue Grasso, Paul-136 Stoney Lea Road Grieves, Richard-29 Woodlawn Road Groden, Maryellen-87 Richard Street Guardabascio, Jean-72 Chester Avenue Guba, Ronald-7 Carol Drive Haire, David-32 Veterans Road Hakeem, Beverly-37 Border Street Halpin, John-44 Oakland Street Hamaty, Donna-18 Eaton Road Hammel, Patricia-I3 Morse Avenue Hampe, Kevin-48 Morse Avenue Hanley, Martin-62 Highland Terrace Hanlon, Rita-35 Marlboro Terrace Harkins, Francis-48 Coronation Drive Harrington, Jeanne-22 Van Brunt Avenue Haskel, Peter-23 Ridge Avenue Hassey, Linda-142 Taylor Avenue Hawkins, Donna-69 Willard Street Heaney, James-76 Morse Avenue Heidke, Philip-24 Riverview Street Hines, Janet-29 Pine Court Holmes, Lance-l22 Garfield Road Howe, Gerald--463 Washington Street Hughes, Edward-2lO Curve Street Hull, Susan--961 High Street Humphreys, John-24 Fisher Road Hunt, Patricia-8 May Bair Drive ladonis, Stephan Iverson, Mark-l2l Wentworth Street Jasset, Stephan-5l Marlboro Street Johnson, James Scott-7l Vincent Road Joseph, David-I8 Washington Street Kahler, Paul-26 Marion Street Kalsh, Deborah-88 Fleming Street Kane, William-ld Edison Avenue Kapetanakis, Paul-T05 Border Street Keaney, William-T50 Ames Street Kelleher, Jean-lO3 Highland Avenue Kennedy, Lois-28 Vincent Road Kervis, Richard-46 Leonard Street Kristiansen, Marilyn-20 Crane Street Kurkiian, Linda-93 Etna Street Labousier, Richard-45 Arlington Street Laughter, Paul-T7 Roosevelt Street Lavangie, Mary-203 Elm Street Lawson, Louise-l7 Bussey Street Lazdowsky, Michael-I7 Greensboro Road Leahy, Rosemary-70 Lancaster Road Leavitt, Stephen-lO5 Kimball Road Lecomte, Robert-81 Hillcrest Avenue Linse, Donna-14 Dartmouth Avenue Logan, Kenneth-15 Parker Staples Road Loscocco, Ruth-I T9 Greenlodge Street Lovell, Lynne-58 Arlington Road Lynch, Jean-279 Needham Street Macalone, John-2 Lee Terrace MacEachern, Ann-39 Emmett Avenue MacKay, Catherine-128 Vincent Road MacRae, Norma-TO Park Place Madden, Doris-58 Beech Street Madden, Paul-48 Stoughton Road Magee, Deborah-20 Parker Staples Road Maimone, Paul-T20 Tower Street Marcella, Carol-303 Colburn Street Martinello, Donna-36 Colwell Drive Mascia, Joseph-T2 Garden Way Masciarelli, William-T97 High Street Massarelli, Linda-l08 Needham Street Matheson, Jean-T20 Crane Street Mazzola, Concetta-368 Highland Street McArdle, John-333 Bridge Street McCabe, John-7 Demetra Avenue McCann, Robert-73 Morse Avenue McCarthy, Joan-28 Nancy Road McCormack, Mary-16 Glenway Street McGrath, Kevin-29 Harding Street McGrath, Marianne-34 Oakland Street McNealy, Ann Marie-411 East Street Meloski, Gail-95 Harvard Street Menice, Raymond-609 East Street Meyers, Peter-59 Central Street Miller, Karin-155 Mt. Vernon Street Mogan, Maureen-l58 Dale Street Morris, Janet-42 Norwell Road Morrissey, Mary-I7 Veterans Road Morse, Richard-39 Veterans Road Moulton, Barbara-70 Shireton Road Muccaccio, Thomas-45 Commonwealth Ave. Mueller, Barbara-50 Woodleigh Road Mullen, Patricia-43 Trimount Street Murphy, Janet-29 Walnut Street Murphy, Mary-23 Tower Street Murphy, Patricia-273 Needham Street Murray, David-370 High Street Mutchler, Barbara-331 High Street Nader, Linda-346 Highland Street Nagle, Fredick-243 Bussey Street Neilson, George-74 Mt. Hope Street Nighelli, Mary-Tl Babcock Place O'Brien, Barbara-32 Chauncey Street O'Brien, Francis-26 Charlesbank Road O'Brien, Patricia-T96 Tower Street O'Donnell, Susan-T6 Roosevelt Road Pacella, Rose Marie-40 Pacella Drive Packer, Barbara-6l Beacon Street Parr, Kathleen-110 Tower Street Pedersen, Clifford-41 Mass. Avenue Peebles, Kathleen-30 Hillside Avenue Perosino, Linda-92 Commonwealth Avenue Peterson, Janet-21 Otis Avenue Peterson, Judith-69 Stoughton Rd. 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