Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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Was I disconcerting? Disarming? Was I wise? Was I wan? Was I fun? John Updike PANTHER PRIDE Pride means being involved, whether it’s on the field or in the stands. JAftOS It . mmmmm ® j| 9mK J I BETWEEN CLASSES The hallways are not always as quiet and empty as shown in picture 1. Most of the time, you’re inching your way through the massive student body, the yawners, slow walkers, gabbers, and people who gather at their lockers and cause the main block up in the halls. It’s a difficult task at F.H.S., but on the es¬ pecially slow days, we have good ol’ Mr. Quinlan to get the crowd bustling. JSA IhRO 11 CLASSROOMS The myth that classrooms are always the same dull places is disproved here. Classrooms take on their own personality as people sing, observe insects, cook, work out physic problems and use machinery in the industrial arts department. It’s the students at F.H.S. who make their class atmosphere all that it should be. HUNCH TIME There’s no doubting that you ' ll hear many complaints about the quantity and quality of the school lunches; however, af ter all is said and done, I’m sure everyone will agree that lunchtime is truly a relaxing and welcome part of the day. Susan Abbott 121 School Street Nickname: Sue, “Rabbit” Usually Found With: Too many books, Scott, “The girls” , , , Favorite Memories: Summer of 76 in N.H., Ootsie’s party, Senior Year, F.H.S. Ambition: To go to the University of Vermont, to travel and to be a success . . . Activities: Class treasurer, Student Council, Year¬ book Staff, National Honor Society, French Club, Latin Club, Fut. Linguists Club, Ski Club, Ski Team, Field Hockey, Track team, Cross Country, Jr. Class Marshall, DAR Good Citizen Award . . . Likes: The good memories and the friendly atmosphere . . . Dislikes: Termpapers! Darrell Adams 689 Pond Street Nickname: Harold or Teddy Bear . . . Favorite saying: Decent . . . Usually found with: Jamie, Jim, Ray, Janet, Nancy . . . Favorite memories: Getting drunk at the Dances, October 8, 1976 . . .Am¬ bition: cartoonist, air plane mechanics . . . Activities or Interests are Girl watching, Fishing, and Hunting. Steven C. Adamson 9 Dartmouth Road Nickname: Cheesy, The Rider, Cheesy Rider . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Shovel another one . . . Usually found with: Marvin, Birdie, Lenz, Thorny, Jack, Gent, Fweeter, Babe, Chast, Bill, and the rest of the locker gang . ... Favorite memories: Friday and Saturday nights . . .Ambition: To become a weatherman . . . Ac¬ tivities: Football 1-4, Indoor Track 3-4, Baseball 1-2, Spring track 3- 4, Weightlifting 1-2 .. . Anything else to say: shovel on; fwee-fwee. Michael S. Alger 300 Chestnut St. Nickname: Mike . . . Favorite say¬ ing: “What!” . . . Usually Found With: Lou, Buzzy, Pit, Gatey, Oot- sie . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of 76, Hitting Lou’s car . . . Ambition: To be my own boss . . Activities: Partying, Hockey, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4, D.E. I, II . . . Favorite Past-time: Going to Rhode Island on Sundays . . . Dislikes of F.H.S.: School passes disciple study. Louis Allevato 443 Lincoln Street Favorite Saying: Dah Oxy, Hey Pauly . . . Activities: Gatorball, hockey, baseball, soccer in gym . . . Usually Found with: Alger, Prairie, Oxy, Cornetta, Bucci, Doran, and the library gang . . . Anything else to say: Schools Out. Maureen E. Ames 14 Warwick Road Philosophy: Br-r-r-r . . . Nickname: Moe . . . Activities: Class Historian-Distributive Education . . . Ambition: To be a nurse and make a certain someone happy . . . Favorite memories: Sophomore year with BACON and ANIMAL. Brian Anderson 107 Brook Street David P. Anderson 247 Pleasant Street Nickname: Andy . . . Usually Found With: The Gang . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of “75” . . . Activities or Interests: Cars, coins . . . Favorite Past¬ time: Fishing, Driving . . . Likes Dislikes of F.H.S. Likes: Study . . . Dislikes: School Lunch Eric Anderson 534 Pleasant Street Philosophy: Good times go too fast, bad times to slow . . . Nickname: Dr. No . . . Activities: Hickey 1,2; wrestling, driver Ed . . . Ambition: Like to own a ranch up north . . . Anything else to say: Favorite friends: Rookie, Flee, Hunch, Toho, Spaceman. John Scott Anderson 534 Pleasant Street Nickanme: Johnny A . . . Favorite Saying: “Funniest guy I ever saw” . . . Usually Found With: Jim, Norman, Dave, Jack, Eric, Hunch, Archie . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of “75” . . .Ambition: To become successful in life . . . Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Wrestling 1,2,3, 4 . . . Favorite Past-Time: Fishing, Playing sports Laura Anderson 247 Pleasant Street Philosophy: I feel like a Candle in the Wind . . . Nickname: Springy (springs in my ankle) . . . Ac¬ tivities: Latin Ciub; Historian, Chess Club; Secretary, Office Education Association, School Newspaper . . . Ambition: To aspire to my fullest height . . . Anything else to say: The Present: I am nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, too! Ingrid A. Arrigo South Street Nickname: Boots, English . . . Favorite Saying: When are we gonna eat? . . . Usually Found With: Janis, Patty, Debbie . . . Favorite Memories: JJ my friends, wandering aimlessly about the halls . . . Ambition: Farrier, Riding Instructor, Whipper-in . . . Activities: Kaliedoscope 1, Art Festival 1, Drama Club 4, Ecology Club 2-3-4, Science Club 2, Oskey 3 Anything else to say: To follow the crowd takes no thought at all” Sandy Arruda 40 Southgate Road Nickname: Sandy . . . Usually found with: Too many books . . . Favorite Memories: Toboganning, Cleveland, Ohio, Junior Prom, Contemporary Poetry with Miss Hepburn, School Committee . . . Ambition: To seek a career in Medical Research . . . Activities: National Honor Society, Latin Club President, MJCL Secretary, Math Team, Student Council, Cheerleading, Student Represen¬ tative to the School Committee . . . Favorite Pastime: Writing poetry . . . Likes of F.H.S.: Mrs. Kenney, Soccer. Angela Auciello 260 Main Street Usually Found With: Artie . . . Favorite Memories November 1, 1975; Kingsbury Pond 76 . . . Ambition: To get out of school . . . Activities: Drivers Ed . . . Favorite Past-Time: Eating . . . Dislikes of F.H.S.: Dislike the ring¬ ing of schoo bells and gym classes. Audrey Babicky 101 Peck Street Favorite saying: Sure, tell me about it. No, way. Tuf . . . Nickname: “Audi” or “Babs” . . . Activities: Kaleidescope 1 Theater Arts, Oskey 3 . . . Ambition: To become a veterinary assistant . . . I would also like to say “Hey Ingrid will you please stop drool¬ ing over J.J.” Edward Barche 17 Beth Rd Teri Barrieau 12 Sargent Lane Favorite Saying: Party . . . Motto: Teenage Wasteland . . . Nickname: “Huch” . . . Activities: “76” Yearbook Editor of Photography . . . Ambition: To get out of Franklin and Party Lisa Bartelloni 2 Lincolnwood Drive Nickname: “Bart”, “LaVerne.” Favorite Saying: “If that ain’t the PITs . . .! Usually Found With: Tony, D.dorr, Potty Patrol, The Girls, “Ive”. Favorite Memories: The Cape, Jr. Miss, Cheerleading, Oct. 21, 1975. Fridays at Milford Hosp. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Activities or Interests: Cheerleading, Kaleidoscope and Oskey Shows, Pep Club, Jr. Miss. Favorite Past- Time: Cheerleading; Being w Tony. Dislikes: getting kicked out of the Library for being 3 seconds late. Likes: all the Kids at F.H.S. Scott E. Bartolomei 587 Union Street Nickname: “Bart” . . . Usually Found With: William James, Susan, and David . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of 1976 in Rumney N.H., The hotel we stayed at and the Junior Miss Pageant in Hyannis1977. . . Activities: Year¬ book Photographer, Freshman football, Basketball 1 and 2, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Favorite pastime: Photography. Jean Bassignani 28 Sherman Avenue Philosophy: You only get as much out of something as you put into it. Nickname: Bass, Foxy. Activities: J.V. Basketball 2 yrs. V. Basketball 2 yrs. V. Softball 4 yrs. V. Field Hockey 1 yr. Denise Batog 1 Linda Lane Favorite Saying: Hey Man!! Usually found with: Sue, Judy, Jane and Donna, and Gayle . . . Favorite Memories: August 30, 1974, Prom “75”, Vodka and Hawiian Punch, P.G.’s, Submarine races, Boston, and the Cape . . . Ambition: To marry Starsky . . . Favorite Past-Time: Going out!! . . . Likes-2:10 studies, going out for a butt between classes, “Mr. Bronolski” Dislikes-Passes, Mon¬ day mornings; 7:45, Post, and homework. ’ ■ ■ • 1 • v ' � ■:« ft ,|| T fUi •. Mm I •tec-N CfS M jMM.AH t’dtiAS;- k(ATt U “ � M James Beckham 27 Alpine Row A « Gayle Beetlestone 670 Oak Street Nickname “Beetle”. Favorite Say¬ ing: you fool, wicked. Usually found with: Peggy, Nisil, Denise, and Judy. Favorite Memories: May 17, 1976, Oct 10, 1976, Jr. Prom, Nantucket 1976. Ambition: Office Work in the future. Favorite Past- Time: Going out with friends as often as possible David Berger 27 Russell Street Nickname: Gerble . . . Favorite saying: Out of my way, I’ve got no brakes . . . Usually found with: Angus McNutt . . . Favorite memories: All those parties, Christmas vacation . . .Ambition: Get out of school, into a job and party every night . . . Interests: Working on cars, Advanced automotives . . . Favorite pastime: Taking my V.W. down the Pits for a spin Michelle Begin 265 Daniels Street Nickname: Meesh. Favorite Say¬ ing: “WoW” Usually found with: The locker Room Gang.” Favorite Memories: Senior Year, Down the Locker Room. Ambition: To Become a Physical Education Teacher. Activities or Interests: Softball 2,3,4. Field Hockey 3,4. Anything else you’d like to say: I’d Like to say bye to the Locker Room Gang-Kim, Bass, Bernie, Jackie, Monica, Brem, Soc, Burn- sie, Zonk, Ms. Corwin, Mr. Rich. David M. Bernard 516 Old Farm Road Nickname: Herschal . . . Usually found with: Doug White, Dave Harrington, Jim Kelliher, Don Curly, Phil Joa nnides . . . Favorite memories: Milk carton fight in lunch . . . Ambition: To become successful . . . Interests: Skiing, Golf, music . . . Favorite past-time: Skiing . . . Likes: Peo¬ ple, between classes, study . . . Dislikes: passes. Maria Bertone 69 East Street Nickname “Re” Favorite Saying: “Really now” Later. Usually Found with: Teddy, Maryann, Liz, Debbie, and Raylene. Favorite Memories: June 11, 1974, October 12, 1976. Ambition: To go to college, and become a legal secretary. Ac¬ tivities or Interests: O.E.A. 3,4 DECA 3 Year Book Staff 3. Favorite Past-Time: Partying, Sleeping, and Shopping. Likes: The end of classes and studys. Dislikes: Snobby people and jocks. I’d like to thank all the teachers I had for helping me make it four years through high school. John H. Bille Nickname: “Baines” . . . Favorite Saying: I write the songs . . . Usually Found With: A piano . . . Favorite Memories: Kaliedoscope and Oskey . . . Ambition: To be a Band Director. Interests: Band and A.R. Favorite pastime: Com¬ posing music . . . Jeffery Bird 76 Brook Street Vivia”, “Choice”, “L” Found With: Suzanne; Hall Gang. Fav. Mem.: Chas’ New Year’s Parties, F.H.S. Parking Lot 495 Gigs, Summers 76 77, T-shirt, No-Neck days, Graduation Banquet, Weekends; Michelob S. Com¬ fort, morning announcements. Ac¬ tivities: Sr. Class; Pres. 77 Y.B. Ed.-in-Chief, Student Council, Partying, Bask. Ball 1,2,3, CYO 4. Party On: Lenz, Cheesy Rider, Thorny, Quinny, Joe Vent, Babe, Fat Jack, Suzy Q, Millsie, Deb, Rabbit, Farley, 69, Marvin, Vendo, S. Marijuana, Chas, Cug, Curl, Chew, Dr., Hippy Bill, Dealer, Prin- cy, Ootsie, Hershel, Grinch, Andy, Wally, Quaalude, Uncle Bill Fiske, Mr. Viviacourt. David Boisture 2 Dartmouth Rd. Gay Bolduc 14 Harborwood Drive Activities: Marching and Concert Band-1,2,3,4; National Honor Society . . . Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. To travel . . . Anything else to say: It was a great four years. Good luck to everyone in the class of 1977. Gary R. Bolduc 14 Harborwood Drive Usually Found With: Brenda, Cheezy, Gent, Lenz, Vent, Quinvy, Greek, Bill, Jack, Babe, Joe, Bir¬ die. Favorite Memories: Beating Milford in Football, Saturday and Friday nights. Ambition: To be a businessman and be successful at what ever I do. Activities: Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Indoor Track, 2- 4, Baseball 1-4. Eric Bonney 501 Coronation Drive Nickname: Nanook . . . Favorite Saying: “Hey, if they can’t take a joke” Usually found with: Fish, Greg . . . Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, Summer of ’76 . . . Ambition: To have my own business . . . Interests: Wrestling, Electronics, Distributive Educa¬ tion, Partying . . . Dislikes of F.H.S.: Too much hassling . . . Anything elso to say: “I don’t ever want to see another pass.” Nancy Borda 19 Lincoln Street Tom Bouthiller 22 Sahlin Circle Nickname: Killer . . . Favorite Saying: Such-A-Deal . . . Usually Found With: Bonanza Crowd, Donna C . . . Favorite Memories: Summer ’76 at Burlingame State Park . . . Ambition: To own a 4- speed 1968 Camaro . . . Favorite past-time: Working on my car. William Brady 9 Midland Avenue Nickname: Bill. Favorite Saying: It’s all over . . . Usually Found at locker gang in hall between periods in front of F-117 . . . Favorite Memories: the summers of 1976 and 1977 . . . Ambition: Go on to college and become an accountant maybe at Northeastern . . . Favorite Past- Time: Busting Peter Casey, track, mowing lawns and fingers junior year, sports . . . Dislikes: Mrs. Chew ' s Spanish Bario, shovelers Ellen Trade Brown 25 Alpine Place Nickname: Smellin ' Ellen . . . Favorite Saying: After the rain, comes the rainbow . . . Usually found with: Karin, Pick, Deb, Kim, Patty, Sue . . . Favorite Memories: Kaliedoscope, Oskey, Austria, Summer of 76, Dunfeys, Jr. Miss, Graduation . . . Ambi¬ tion: Fashion . . . Activities: Pep club, Kaliedoscope, Oskey, Ski club 3-4, Dance committee, Jr. Miss. Likes: The warm sincere people who were always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Anything else to say: Karin-Want to go to Dixies? Karin Ann Brown 3 Meadowbrook Rd. Favorite Saying: “Brutal; Goober. Usually found with: Kim, Deb, Ellen, Sue, Cheryl Favorite Memories: Soccer, Cheerleading; Summer of “76” Jr. Prom; Jr. Miss. Ambition: To become a fa- sion editor. Activities or Interests: Soccer, Cheerleading 2, girls Track 2,3,4; Kaleidoscope, Oskey 3,4; Jr. Miss 4; National Honor Society-Treasurer 3,4-4; Prom Committee 3; O.E.A. 4; Dean Enrichment Program. Likes Mr. Tracy; Dislikes: having to be on time. “Remember the funny sinks, Sue?” “Where’s the Chocolate, Ellen?” Pamela Ann Buchanan 41 Mill Street Nickname: “Pam” Usually found with: Carmen Ruggeiri, Kelly Mc¬ Donald. Favorite Memories: The 1976 Prom and 1976 Graduation. The 1976, 1975 DECA Leadership Conference. Ambition: To own and operate my own Florist Business. Activities or Interests: Secretary Distributive Education and Work Experience. Favorite Past-Time: Going to Concerts, Traveling, Being with my best Friends and having a good time. Joanne Bullock 429 Beverly Road Nickname: Joni Usually Found With: Beth, Chip, Lisa, and P.D. Favorite Memories: Jr. Miss 77, Florida 1976. Activities and Interests: Russian Classical Ballet, Oskey 1975, 1976, 1977. . .1977 Junior Miss, Junior Prom Com¬ mittee, and other class activities, cake decorating. Louise Brownell Deborah Bunnell 205 Glenmeadow 147 Maple Street Joe Bucchanio 238 Union Street Usually Found With: Buzzy, Paul, Zeke, Reach and Germ . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of 76, Vendo’s Party, Southern C. with Buzzy . . . Activities: Member of C.F.A.S.C.G. . . . Favorite Past-time: Partying . . . Dislikes: Soccer Jocks. Robert Burchill 3 Brookfield Road Nickname: Bob, Burch . . . Favorite Sayings: “Later”, “Big L”, Vivia” . . . Activities: Ski Club 3,4, Going to Austria, CYO, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Driver’s Ed . . . Ambition: Go to college and work for the govern¬ ment, take a trip to Europe and live there. Paul F. Burns 5 Fuller Place Nickname: Burnsie . . . Usually Found With: Turkey, Leroy, Muscles . . . Favorite Memories: Ail the different cast parties . . . Ambition: To someday graduate from Med-School . . . Activities: Kaleidoscope, Oskey, Yearbook, Sr. Banquet, French Club, Linguists Club, St. Joseph’s Bands-Medway . . . Likes of F.H.S.: Liked all the Senior Ac¬ tivities . . . Anything else to say: Good God, I’m going to be in school my entire life. James Byrnes 7 Linda Lane William J. Bush 8 George Road Nickname: Billy or Bushy. Ac¬ tivities: Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Var¬ sity Track Spring Team 3; Backgammon 2,3, and 6th periods in the library; Ambition is to go to college. Brian Bussaglia 69 Crocker Ave Thomas Byrne 306 Partridge ‘iW.fi- mm Elizabeth M. Calabraro 332 Chestnut Street Nickname: Lizz, Crow; Favorite Saying: Hey what can I say, Can you stand it?; Usually Found With: Linda Emery, Raylene Collins, Rita Falcone, or at Emery’s working 9- 12 or camping; Favorite Memories: Freshman year and Senior year, also the summer of 1975; Ambition: To travel to see as much as I can before getting married; Activities: D.E. 1 and 2, 6.E.A., Drivers Ed 1; dislike get¬ ting up so early in the a.m. That is why I major in coming in late.; I’d like to say good-bye to all my friends and all other kids, and thanks to the teachers especially to Mrs. Alsworth and to Mr. John¬ son and Mrs. Richardson. Carol Cameron 104 Glenmeadow Rd. Nichname: Louie (Lou). Favorite saying: It’s life and life only! (Mott the Hoople) Usually found with: Sandy, Kathy, Holly, Karen, Joan. Favorite Memories: Summer of “76” “Waters Associates Twistin the Night Away.” Ambition: to be a social worker. Activities or Interests: Dean Enrichment Program, Chorus, guitar playing, Psychology, hiking , jogging. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: The dirty basements and lack of courses in music-appreciation or history. It’s been a long time coming, and it’s going to be a long time gone. H.S. graduation Kathleen Campbell 7 Acorn Place Nickname: Kathy. Favorite Saying: Animals have rights, too; Usually Found With Carol, Donna, Linda, Sue, Bolt, Debbie; Favorite Memories: D.E. conference; Ac¬ tivities: D.E. President, O.E.A., Defenders of Wildlife, Fund for Animals; Likes DECA, Days off, vacations, and teachers who care about students like Mrs. Reizian; Dislike regimentation and narrow minded teachers. My ambition is to live in a little cottage on a cliff in Scotland overlooking the sea. Debra Carbone 25 Oak St., Ext. Nickname: Debbie “Carb” Usually found with: Debbie, Cheryl, Patti Favorite Memories: Terpsichore. Ambition: To travel around the world. Activities or Interests: Cheerleading, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Kaleidescope, and Gymnastics (Private Team) Like Dislike of F.H.S. Likes-When my teachers are absent. Dislikes - Being quiet in the Library. Tests Homework. Good Luck to the Class of “1977”. Ann Carlucci 388 Pleasant Street Nickname: Carlooch; Usually Found With: Ray, Eror, Maryanne, Chris, Jonsey, Lori, and Dave, and Judy, Maria, Cheryl; Favorite Memories: Going to the Junior Prom with Ray and the times we had skipping school and not get¬ ting caught. Ambition is to become a secretary. Activities: Of¬ fice Education Association 3,4; Favorite Past-Time: Partying, riding around, the circle. Donald A. Carlucci 21 Worsted Street Nickname: Ootsy. Favorite Saying: What are you nuts?; Usually Found With Thorney and the rest of the assholes; Favorite Memories: Gig at the Cape and Cheesey’s Birthday-Keg Party; Ambition: to make the Biggest piz¬ za in the world; Activities: Varsity Tennis, Band. Nicholas Carlucci 358 Union Street Favorite Sayings: you know what I like, that’s right; Nickname: Nick. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Stu¬ dent Council and Student Council nominating committee; Ambition: To succeed in life; Favorite Memory: New Years Keg Party at my house. I’d like to say that peo¬ ple who will not face up to you and say what they think are my pet peeve. Robert Carr 101 Cottage Street Nickname: Bob, Babe, Austin, Gene, Baldy. Usually Found With: The Locker Gang. Favorite Say¬ ing: “Why bust when you don’t really have to”. Ambition: To make some money. Dislikes: Homework. Likes: The Stooges Joseph P. Carroll 54 Winter Street Nickname: Joe . . . Usually Found With: Donna, Gent, Whitey, Jack, Joe Vent, the locker gang . . . Favorite Memories: Standing at the lockers and playing baseball . . . Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2. Interests: Going to the ballgames . . Ad¬ ditional Comments: B.C. is rowdie! Ann Cavalieri 173 Pleasant Street Nickname: Cav Daniel J. Cedrone 524 Coronation Drive Nickname: Sid . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Don’t worry about it . . . Usually Found With: Joan, the gang in front of F-117. Favorite Memories: Milford football game 76 . . . Ambition: To be an Elec¬ tronic Engineering Technician. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Indoor Track 3, Weightlifting 1,2,3,4. Paul Chastanet 688 Washington Street Nickname: Chas, Paul. Usually Found With: Mike Lenzi, Bob Carr, Zeff, Pete Z. Favorite Memories: Cheesy’s Birthday gig. Ambition: To be a lawyer or an accountant. Activities: Table tennis, yearbook, Earth day clean-up. Dislikes: sadistic teachers, and people who hassle me. Sally Christensen 58 Anchorage Road Joan Churchill 509 Maple Street Nickname: Slugger. Favorite Say¬ ing: “Really” Usually Found With: Linda, Sandy, Carol, Cindy, Cathy, Rita and the drill team gang. Favorite Memories: Junior year and Summer of 76, going to Mac¬ Donald’s all dressed up, and canoeing with Mr. Nerney. Ambi¬ tion: To be a Park Ranger and to travel out west. Activities: Drill team, Colorgruard, Drill team Capt., Oskey. Likes seeing friends. Dislikes crowds at C house when your in a hurry. Diane Conlon 3 Partridge Street Ambition: To leave Franklin. Interests: Partying Robert Christopher Conlon 2 Betten Court Nickname: Co Co. Usually Found With: Spider, Porter, Gordon. Favorite Memories: Saturday nights, partying, seeing T. Gordon pass out. Activities: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4. Likes playing on the football and wrestling teams. “Weekends were made for Michelob”. Susan Conners 22 Skyline Drive Nickname: Sue. Usually Found With: Nancy, Marybeth, Gayle, Stella, Carolyn, Claire, Mary Ellen, Carrie, Kelly, Marie, Favorite Memories: Freshman year, Senior year, baseball and softball games, parties. Ambition: To go to college and become successful. Activities: Yearbook staff, newspaper staff, Intramurals, Foreign Language Festival. Likes the class of 77. Dislikes Chemistry, lab Marybeth Connoly 471 Pond Street Nickname: M.B. Usually Found With: Stella, Nancy, Sue, Gayle, Debbie, Carolyn, Claire, Mary Ellen, and Patti. Favorite Memories: Woodworking, 44, B- ball, McDonald’s, Junior year, Eagles concert. Ambition: To at¬ tend college and enter the field of Elementary Education. Activities: Spanish club, Foreign Language Festival, Chorus, Intramurals, Likes the class of 77, Psychology, lunch time, woodworking. Dislikes the food. Teresa Copley 21 Lexington Street Nickname: Tree, Teri; Favorite Saying: No, Really?; Usually Found With: Marylyn M. and Claire K.; Favorite Memories: Summer of ' 76 and J. Geils Concert.; Ambition: To leave Franklin, and to be an executive secretary; Activities: Distributive Ed. School Newspaper; Favorite Past-Time: PARTYING; Dislike gym, and lunches, and late notes; likes 2:10 and June 5th of 1977 (or Graduation). Thomas Francis Corbett 803 Lincoln Street Nickname: Spider. Favorite Say¬ ing: Endless. Ambition: To travel. Activities: Football 1,3,4, Baseball 1, Spring track 3-4. Weekends were made for Michelob”. Laurie Cordeiro 9 Highwood Drive Nickname: Chip. Favorite Saying: Are you kidding me?” Usually Found With: Eric. Favorite Memories: Jan. 31, 1976, Gym¬ nastics team, Oskey’s and Kaleidoscope’s. Ambition: To con¬ tinue my education in the perfor¬ ming arts or become a speech therapist. Activities: Kaleidoscope 1- 4, Oskey 2-4, Gymnastics team 2- 4, Drama club. “While at F.H.S. I have learned many things and have had many experiences that I will never forget”. Mark R. Cormier Nickname: Jethro Tull’’ “Well Who The Hell Can He Be When He’s Never Had V.D., And Doesn’t Even Sit On Toilet Seats? Court - Jesting, Never - Resting - He Must Be Very Cunning To Assume An Air Of Dignity And Bless Us All With His Oratory Prowess.” -Ian Anderson Paul Cornetta 15 Garfield Street Mary Ann Coscia 260 King St. Nickname: Mare. Favorite Saying: “Later!” Usually found with: Ray, Ann, Lori, Chris, Cheryl, Erar, Jonsey, Maria, Annette, Rita. Favorite Memories: Fall of 74” Getting my first car. Ambition: College, Computer programer. Favorite Past-time: riding around partying. Dislikes of F.H.S.: Snobs Paul Constantino 10 Lexington Street Linda D. Craig Arkansas Nickname: Craggy. Usually Found With: Lisa, Linda, Rita, Belinda. Favorite Memories: Junior Year. Ambition: To be a Wildlife Manager or Zoo Keeper. Newspaper, Yearbook, French Club, OEA, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Science Club, Work. Dislikes: Everyone com¬ plains but no one works to help fix the wrong. Maureen Jeanette Cronin 238 Pond Street Nickname: “Mo”. Favorite saying: Watch it! Oh Man! Usually found with: Donna P., Janet S., Chris K., Diane P. Favorite Memories: Mr. Buckley’s 7th period English, Junior class, Junior Prom, class of 77, Concert hour “75”, Biology class, putting a dead Grass hopper in Debbie I’s pocketbook. Ambition: To live a very healthy, wealthy and long life and to have a great time in doing whatever I do. Activities or Interests: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bye Bye Birdiel; Junior Miss 4; Yearbook staff 4; Kaliedescope 4; ski team 3 4; O.E.A. 3,4; Danching 6 years; Ski¬ ing (water snow) Robert Crosby 18 Parliament Drive Phil Cugno 241 Chestnut Street Nickname: “Cuggie” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Yeah, Really.” Usually Found with The Locker Gang. Favorite Memories: Cheesy’s Birthday par¬ ty, a lot of our Senior year. Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Football 1,2,3; Winter Track 2,3; Spring Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 4; Newspaper; Student Council. Favorite Past- Time: Reading and Sleeping. Catherine Cummings 14 Skyline Drive Nickname: Cathy. Usually Found With: Susan Rettman, Ann Cavelirie. Favorite Memories: Pago-Pago. Ambition: Executive Secretary. Interests: Tennis. Favorite Past-time: Watching T.V. Dislikes: Studies Donald A. Curley 244 Daniels Street Nickname: Curl, Don. Favorite Saying: Get your act together. Usually Found with; Doug, Artie, Quin and the all gang. Favorite Memories: Train Stop with Whitey, No-Neck Day, Jr. Miss-Hyannis, and the summer. Ambition; To be a leader, (President) Favorite Past-Time; Basketball. Likes The good looking Freshman Girls- Dislikes H.J.’s and W.H.’s. Ask B.B. if she still wants the pictures. Maureen Dacko 3 Hawthorne Drive Activities: Yearbook Staff Art Festivals. Ambition: To go into commercial Advertising. I would hate to be a freshman because this school gets worse every year. Patricia A. Dailey 83 Peck Street Nickname: “PD” Favorite Memories: All the realities of the many impossible” dreams. Ambi¬ tion: To one day achieve complete and total peace of mind. Activities: Field hockey, 1-2; Spring track, 1; Junior class President; National Honor Society; Oskey, 3; Activities Committees; Student Council; Yearbook Staff. “The Spirit that I have seen May be the devil-and the devil hath power T’assume a pleasing shape. . ” Alan Dallaire 522 Beech Street “Dallarious” Favorite Saying: Okay Guy! Usually Found With: Paul Degnim, Randy Woo, Joe DiGiandominico, Johnny Ander¬ son and Wrestlers. Favorite Memories: Getting in a fight with a student by the name of Rose, As in Vice-Principal Rose. Activities or Interests: J.V. Varsity Wrestling, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff ' 76, Drums, Driver Ed. Franklin High School has never had a better Class!! Cheryl Ann D’Amelio 194 Wachusett Street Favorite Saying: If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours!! Usually Found with Jeff, the Soccer crowd, Karin, Robin, Debbie and the “girls”. Favorite Memories: January 24, 1975, The Junior Prom, Going to Brown Soccer Games, Junior Miss, Tobogganning, Competition Cheerleading, Turkey Day 76 Soccer Season 76”, Holly Ball “76”. Activities or Interests: Cheerleading, National Honor Society, Junior Miss Pageant. Prom Committee, Oskey, Kaleidescope, Yearbook Staff, Dean Enrichment Program, Dan¬ cing, Gymnastics. Keep Smiling . . . it helps!! Kathy D’Amelio 36 Everett St. Usually found with: Gail Spencer, Karen Sullivan. Favorite Memories: C.F.A.S.C.G. Christ¬ mas Parties, New Year’s. Ambi¬ tion: To be Ambitious. Scott D’Amelio 196 School Street Nickname: Skit, Peasant. Favorite Saying: What, do you want a smack? Usually Found With: Kevin, Matt or School Street, and last of all Frank. Favorite Memories: Donna’s party, Homeroom with Cheryl. Ambition: To Succeed. Activities or Interests: Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Dean Enrichment Program 3, National Honor Society. Favorite Past-Time: Visiting China Town. Likes of F.H.S.: Likes the Senior Class. Janet Danis 170 Pleasant Street Nickname: Danish. Favorite Say¬ ing: Life is an irrational number... Activities or Interests: Ski Team, Tennis Team, President of French Club, Latin Club, Future Linguist Club, National Honor Society, Junior Prom and Activities Com¬ mittee, Senior Activities Com¬ mittee, Year Book Staff. Judith Davis 137 Union Street Nickname: Judy. Usually Found With: Ann Cavalieri and Kathy Ford. Ambition: To become the manager of a store. Favorite Past¬ time: Likes sewing at home. Likes and Dislikes of F.H.S. At Franklin High School there should be more younger teachers that will unders¬ tand the kids and can get along with them better. f Murray Davis 1 Stewart Street Nickname: Digger. Usually Found With: Kids up C house wall. Favorite Memories: The Gang. Going Camping with the motor¬ cycles. Favorite Past-Time: Riding motorcycles and Jeeps and Work¬ ing on Cars. Ross Davis 328 Partridge Street Nickname: Dave. Activities: Soccer 2, Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Winter Track 1,2,3,4, Spring Track 1,2,3,4. Anything else you’d like to say: High School is But A GIG! Nancy Dayian 157 Maple Street Favorite Saying: “What a Fool” Usually Found With: Sue, Karen, Barbara, Marybeth, Stella, Gayle, Claire, Carolyn, MaryEllen, Patte. Favorite Memories: Softball and Baseball Games, Parties, Senior Year. Ambition To go to College and be a success. Activities or Interests: Yearbook, Newspaper, Intramurals, Field Hockey, Driver Ed, Foreign Language Festival. Likes of F.H.S.: Class of ’77, Psychology. Dislikes: Chemistry, Passes, School Lunches. Mark D. DeBaggis 1 Loretta Road Favorite Saying: Don’t be a Dick. Usually Found With: Matt,. Scott, Zeff. Favorite Memories: “Chas’ Keg Party”, Summer of 74. Am¬ bitions: To acquire a Good Job. Activities or Interests: Hockey 2,3, Golf 4, Bowling Team 1. Likes of F.H.S.: Rookie Teachers. Paul Degnim 8 Eldon Drive Nickname: “Deg”. Favorite Say¬ ing: Wasted, Hi Guy. Usually Found With: Alan, Joe D. Favorite Memories: Dallaires Package Store. The Microfilm Machine in the Library. Ambition: To attain additional education. Activities: Spanish Club, Basketball 1. J.V. Soccer, Yearbook, Newspaper, Driver Ed. Likes of F.H.S.: Physics, Spanish, The Pep Rally, The Library Zoos. Dislikes: People who Come to School Wasted. Anything Else You’d Like to Say: The past Four years have been exciting, but I would not like to do it again. I en¬ joyed High School, But I did not learn as much as I should have. Thomas Degnim Miliken Ave Sean DeLaubenfels 5 Crescent Street Debbie Delfino 318 Chestnut Street Favorite Saying: “Do you Love us?” Usually Found With: Kim, Luana, Sue, Patti, Mare, Kathy, Karin, Ellen. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76, Europe. Ambition: To Become Discovered. Favorite Past-Time: Cruising Watching the Softball games, Taking long trips, Munchin Out. Anything Else you’s like to say: I loved my senior year because I became aware of the good life of school I wish I could go thru my first 3 years again. Darlene Densmore 862 Washington St. Paul Deptula 623 West Central St. Claire Desaulniers Robin Hood Lane Usually Found With: Gayle, Stella, Sue, Nancy, Marybeth, MaryEllen, Debbie, Patte. Activities or Interests: Fine Print, French Club, Future Linguests Club. Favorite Past-Time: Piano Playing. Paul Desmaris 105 Beaver St. Mary-Ellen Dewing 6 Pine Street Nickname: Dew . . . Usually Found With: Ellen, Brian, Lee, Heidi, Ellen, Ken and Rev . . . Favorite Memories: Elton 76, Spain, Christmas vacation 76 with Brian, Jr. Miss . . . Ambition: To Become rich and successful . . . Activities: O.E.A. Drama Club, Spanish Club secretary, Oskey, Kaleidoscope, Jr. Miss, St. Mary ' s Minstrel Show, Mountain climbing camping, dancing and sewing . . . Likes: The activities and op¬ portunities F.H.S. offers . . .Take advantage of your high school years. Ann DiCecco 153 Washington Street Nickname: Annie” . . . “Oh Wicked” . . . Found with Laurie . . . Favorite Memories: Cheer¬ ing, Sophomore Summer, ‘‘Crazy Nights” with Laurie, Jr. Miss, Prom, talking with Brian . . . Am¬ bition: to be a writer or go into the theatrical field . . . Activities: Kaleidoscope 1,2,3,4, Oskey 1,2,3,4, Cheerig 2,3,4, Track 1,3,4, Newspaper, Prom Committee, Theatre Arts, Jr. Miss, Student Council 1,2,4, Class Officer 3, Class Activities ... I like the student teacher relationships here and think the field house is great. . . Hey 21 don’t forget me, 3? 31! Joseph A. DiGiandomenico 84 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: D-JON” . . . Usually can be found with Dallarre, Degnim, Doherty, Cormier and friends ... My ambition is to be successful at whatever I do . . . Activities: Two years of Varsity Tennis John Doherty 13 George Street Usually Found With: Joe, Vinnie Cliff, Jimmy, and Paul . . Favorite Memories: The good times we had third period freshman year! . . . Ambition: To oe successful in my profession . . Activities: Chess Club and Newspaper Staff. Sharon Donnell 18 George Road Nickname: Nelly . . . Favorite Saying Today is the tomorrow you were worried about yester¬ day” . . . Usually found with: Kris, Shawn, Annette, Doris, Goose, Margie, Steve, Audrey, Dave . . . Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, first period, April 28, 1976 . . . Ambition: To Become an airline hostess . . . Interests and Ac¬ tivities: Band, Drum Majorette, Yearbook, “Fine Print” poem writer . . . Favorite past-time: Rehearsing Band and Drill Team for a football game. Shawn Doran 155 Beech St. Nickname: Digger or Spike. Favorite Saying: Hi, Ho, I’m going home . . . Usually Found With: Tom, Reags Fat Rat Prarie, Scott Cornet, The Byrnesys . . . Favorite Memories: New York, New Year’s, all the parties, the bike hike, Summer of “76” . . . Ambition: Work a little, make a lot . . . Activities: D.E., Driver Ed. parking lot crew, ceramics, par¬ tying . . . Likes Dislikes: Hate English, Love screwing around in the hall . . . Good Bye, Good luck and Good night! Debra Lee Dorr 67 Oak Street Nickname: “dorsey” . . . “Well I don ' t know!” . . . Usually found with Robin and Tish . . . Favorite Memories: Spring 1975, Florida, Austria, football games, Franklin Cinema, R.S.B. . . . Ambition: to be successful and happy . . . Ac¬ tivities: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Kaleidoscope 2,3. Carolyn Drew 3 Gwynne Road Usually Found With: Doug, Stella, Gayle, Marybeth, Nancy, Patti, Sue, MaryEllen, Claire, Debbie . . . Favorite Memories: Prom, Junior Miss. Ambition: To go to college and become a nurse . . . Activities: Cheerleading, National Honor Society, Newspaper . . . Dislikes: Teachers who ask for passes Michael Drinan 5 Joval Court Patti Dunham 16 Schofield Drive Favorite Saying: “C’mon you guys” Usually can be found with the girls . . . Favorite Memories: Junior Miss, Oskey, Terpsichore, December 5, 1976 . . . Ambition: To be a gymnastic coach . . .Ac¬ tivities: Private gymnastic team, OEA, Cheerleading, Junior Miss Pageant ... I dislike the lack of spirit in our school . . . “Good luck everyone!” Gayle Dunn 273 Pond Street Usually found with: Sue, Nancy, Stella, Carolyn, Marybeth, Claire, Maryellen, Patti, Debbie . . . Favorite Memories: Freshmen year, Senior year, ski team, par¬ ties, softball games . . . Ambition: to go into the field of art . . . Ac¬ tivities: Intramurals, volleyball, biking, camping, Yearbook . . . Likes of FHS: seniors, psychology . . . dislikes: radicals, school lunches, passes. James H. Dunn 58 Pheasant Hill Road Nickname: Hobble or Jim . . . Usually Found With: The locker gang . . . Favorite Saying: “Yeh, right”: . . . Favorite Memories: Winning the Hockomock League Championship in Baseball . . . Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 3, Newspaper 4. Brian Durand 38 Oak Street Arthur Eastman 9 Skyline Drive Nickname: Artie . . . Usually Found With: Louis L’Amour books and Brenda . . . Favorite Memories: Freshman Year . . . Ambition: To be a success. Ac¬ tivities: Mountain climbing, - READING . . . Favorite Pastime: Mountain Climbing and Camping out, Partying with Curly and Herschel . . . Likes: Senior Year. Linda Edwards 159 East Central Street My favorite saying is I’m sorry! . . . Linda’s can usually be found with Richard, Chris and Brian . . . Favorite memories would have to be the Summer of 76 . . . Ambi¬ tion: To be an accountant . . . Interests include bowling, reading, and going out with Richard. Linda Jean Eknaian 126 Cottage Street Nickname: “Ekky” . . . Favorite Saying: Decent. . . Usually found with: Joan, Rita, Sandy, Linda, and Lisa, Carol, Kathy . . . Favorite Memories: Oskey, Man and His Environment, Class Activities, Sport Events, Jr. Miss and Summer vacations . . . Am¬ bitions: Medical technology and Music Major . . . Activities: Year¬ book ’77, Fine Print, OEA, French Club, Kaliedoscope and Oskey, Drill team, Dean Enrichment, Jr. Miss and Flea Market . . . Favorite Pastime: Playing the piano and being with friends . . . Dislikes: I wish more students would get involved with the school and their own class activities . . . Good Luck Seniors! Marc Elliot 31 Fuller Place Nickname: “Ness” . . . Usually Found With: Clothes on, The Soccer Crowd, and with a back gammon board . . . Favorite Memories: The Soccer season of ’74 and ’76, “fitching trip” Ambi¬ tion: To go to College and to become some type of engineer . . . Activities: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track, Prom Committee, Junior Class Flea Market . . . Favorite Pastime: Playing Soccer and backgammon. Dislikes: Spr¬ ing Track Anthony Evans 28 High Street Usually found with: Sam, Paul, George, Phil, Ed . . . Favorite Memories: The Mustang, Mrs. Ligons 5th period Sophomore English class . . . Ambition: to be a good mechanic . . . Interests: skiing, cars . . . Favorite Pastime: working on cars . . . Dislikes: Dicipline study. John Falcone 94 Conlyn Avenue Nickname: Falcor, Falcen . . . Favorite Saying: HAA . . . usually found with: Gate, Alger, Dega, Bradford . . . Favorite Memories: parties in the parking lot, 5,6,7th study. Likes: gatorball, softball, Mr. Nerney ... If you ever need a paint job, look up the boys of Conlyn Ave., C.A.T. (Conlyn Ave. Terrorists) Lisa Fenny 235 Daniels Street Favorite Saying: Later . . . Usually Found With: Maureen . . . Favorite Memories: End of Junior year, May 7, 1975, February 28, 1976 . . . Ambition: To become an interior decorator . . . Ac¬ tivities: Latin Club I and II, Kaleidoscope I and II, Language festival I and II. Richard G. Fiscus Jr. 442 Dailey Drive Nickname: “Dick” . . . Favorite Saying: You know it is a gig Dad¬ dy!! . . . Usually found with: Cin¬ dy, Dutek, Zeke, Buddy Rich, Birdman, Doog, Morris and Pedro . . . Favorite Memories: Oskey cast party’76 . . . Ambition: To be a professional musician . . . Ac¬ tivities: Freshman football, marching band 1,2,3,4, Stage band, concert band 1,2,3,4, pep band 4, Oskey 3, Student Council 4, Mirage 4, Kaleidoscope 4, . . . Favorite Pastimes: Playing in bands . . . Likes: Study, J.J.’s class, field trips . . . Dislikes: chemistry, Physics, detention and school lunches ... I’m proud to say I went to Franklin High Richard Fitzmorris 824 Lincoln Street Nickname: Fitzy . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: What’s up?, Ridiculous . . . Usually Found With: Gordy, Tom, Eric, Chuck, Bob and Kel . . . Favorite Memories: Winning the Eastern Mass. Soccer Cham¬ pionship, the summers of ’74, ’75, and ’76 . . . Ambition: To travel and go to College . . . Activities: Varsity Soccer, J.V. Soccer and J.V. Hockey . . . Favorite Pastime: Partying and Cruising . . . Dislikes: Monday mornings, rookie teachers . . . Likes: Vacations . . . Weekends are made for Michelob Robin Rae Fleming 387 Partridge Street Nickname: Ming . . . Favorite Saying: “I don ' t wanna” . . . Usually Found With: Tony, Debbie and Tish . . . Favorite Memories: Nov. 74, Junior Prom, and Austrea . . . Ambition: To be happy and successful . . . Activities: Girl’s basketball manager 2,3,4. Dennis Flynn 130 Long Hill Road Nickname: Errol and Flynnzy. Favorite Saying: excellent. Usually Found with: Brian, Steven, Mike Roger . . . Favorite Memories: Kentucky “75” . . . Ambition: Dentist . . . Activities: Most out¬ door activities, — snow skiing and water skiing, listening to music. Dislikes: There should be open campus and smoking lounges. Christine M. Foley 105 Pine Street Nickname: Chris, Foie. Favorite Saying: I wish it was Friday! . . . Usually found with Patti, Peggy, Elaine, Debbie, Louise and Friends . . . Favorite Memories: July 25, Summer of 75, 76, Skip days at Red dam, Beaver, Union Street and Wasted Acres . . . Am¬ bition: To be successful. . . Chris was involved with DECA I and II . . . Favorite Past-time would have to be partying with her friends. Matt Fontaine 75 Wachusett Street Nickname: “The Duck” . . . Favorite Saying: Excellent, What’s the Gig? . . . Usually Found With Hockey teammates, football team members . . . Favorite Memories: The day I met Martha Denyer and Donna Huie . . . Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant. . . Activities: Bowling Team, JayVee and Varsity Hockey and being with Females . . . Favorite Pastimes: Gigging, Bowling and Cruising . . . Dislikes: lunches and new teachers . . . Likes: Girls . . . Kee Kathleen J. Ford 407 Pond Street Nickname: Kathy . . . Favorite Saying: Oh Banana Shit . . . Usually found with: Maria, Mark, or at WSS . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of 74 and Christmas of 75 . . . Ambition: To become a physical therapist . . . Favorite Pastime: horseback riding, driving around. Tom Fording 501 Old Farm Road Favorite Memory: Trying to throw Mr. Compagnone in Arruda’s pool . . . Ambition: To become a lawyer . . . Activities and Interests: Math Club, president, National Honor Society, French Club, Future Linguists Club, vice- president. Likes Doc Sayer’s Physics tests and dislikes teachers in the library ... I’d like to wish all members of the Class of 77 good luck, especially Tom Prince, who was always a friendly rival. Stella Franscotti 194 Union Street Nickname: Doro . . . Usually Found With: Carolyn, Gayle, Marybeth, Nancy, Sue, Claire, Maryellen, Patti, Debbie . . . Favorite Memories: Junior Year, Parties . . . Ambition: To go to college and become a nurse . . . Activities: Track, field hockey, newspaper, Spanish Club, volleyball . . . Likes: Class of 77, Physiology, psychology . . . Dislikes: Passes, School lunches, Radicals, snobs,library, and chemistry lab Doreen Freeman 151 Summer Street Nickname: “Noreen” . . . Favorite Saying: ‘‘I don’t know!” . . . Favorite Memories: March 28, 1974 and September 19, 1975 . . . Favorite Past-Time: Partying down the bridges or parking lot with a lot of kids ... “A special thanks to a special person who showed me what it’s all about. . . Usually found with Linda. Eric Frey 14 Flynn Road Nickname: Frenchie or Frey . . . Usually Found with: Nobody and Everyone . . . Favorite Memories: Sixth period library . . . Ambition: To be rich . . . Activities: Wrestl¬ ing, tennis, skiing, backpacking . . . Dislikes: Latin Joanne Gaissl 7 Jimmy Street Nickname: Joe . . . Favorite Memories: Pennsylvania 1964- 1976, being with Manny . . . Am¬ bition: Airline Stewardess . . .Ac¬ tivities: Going out with friends, horseback riding, tennis, swim¬ ming and skating . . . Favorite past-time: Watching T.V. . . . Dislikes: School lunches. Stephen T. Gatewood 19 Anthony Road Nickname: Gatey . . . Favorite Saying: HAAH!” . . . Usually Found With: Mike Alger, John Falcone, Tom Degnim . . . Favorite Memories: Driving Mike and Lews’ cars. Mr. Falcone giving me my license . . . Ambition: Be my own boss . . . Activities: Freshmen Football, Winter Spring Track . . . Favorite Past-time: Go¬ ing to Rhode Island on Sundays . . . Likes: 4,5,6, and 7 Study . . . Dislikes: Passes, lunches ... If you need a good paint job remember the boys from Conlyn Ave. Lori Genoa 29 Saxon Street Favorite Saying: “What happened?” Usually found with Janet and Mary . . . Favorite Memory: spending the summers down at Cape Cod . . . Ambition: To become a nurse . . . Favorite past-time: Camping and going to Cape Cod 4 E Tfj -i . Rick Gentili 20 Sherman Avenue Nickname: “Gent” . . . Usually found with Dave, Osty, Phil, and Nick hanging out at lockers . . . Favorite Memories: Soph. Year Election of Hack, Senior Year KP NA . . . Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do . . . Activities and Interests: Eating, TV Wrestling, Football 1,2,3, Tri- Captain 4, Baseball 1,3,4, Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4 . . . Dislikes Chemistry and being told to keep quiet in the library. John Geromini 123 Cottage Street Nickname: Jack . . . Favorite Sayings: “I don’t believe it”, “Forget it” . . . Usually Found With: Bob, Quinny, Joe, Vent, Mat¬ ty, Thorney, Birdman, Rider, Ootsey, Joe C, Gent, Whitey . . . Favorite Memories: Friday Night, October 29, 1976 in Medway . . . Ambition: To be a pro wrestler and to be P.O. Interests: Watching wrestling on Saturday, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling Team, Year¬ book . . . Favorite Past-Time: Playing the football cards . . . Dislikes: teachers who continually kick you out of the hall between classes . . . “Who’s house is the party at?” Judith M. Geromini 123 Cottage Street Nickname: Jude . . . Usually Found With: Deb, Donna, Kathy or Jay . . . Ambition; To become an executive secretary . . . Favorite Memories: New York ”75”, Summer of “76” Louise Giancola 271 Main Street nickname: Lulu. Nickname: Lulu. Favorite Saying: With each rising sun, think of your day as just beginning, show love today for tomorrow’s chance may be lost. Usually Found With: Jenni, Miss Hepburn, or just about everybody. Favorite Memories: Traveling across the country in 1973. Ambi¬ tion: to play the piano, and become a missionary. Interests: Walking around by myself think¬ ing. Having long talks with good friends “I hate dirty cafeterias, and I like (some) of the faculty, some are really beautiful people Zeffro Gianetti 543 Union Street Nickname: “Zeff” . . . Favorite Saying: What did he say?” . . . Usually found with: Mike, Pete, Bob, Chas, Watts, Bird, Jack . . . Favorite Memories: Being in Oskeys, Playing on the Boat in Boston Harbor. . . Ambition is to be a musician . . . Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, Oskey 1,2,3,4, Kaleidoscope 4 . . . Likes hang¬ ing around the halls in between periods . . . Dislikes having to have passes in the hall. Daniel Goldenberg 616 Washington Street Loretta Goodwin Washington Street Nickname: “Waterface II” . . . Favorite Saying: “Hello Water- face!” . . . Usually found with: David, Brian, Kelly, Muggy, Steve, Mary . . . Favorite Memories: The ARP Concert, Mary’s Party, Freshman Basketball games, The Telephone Booth . . . Ambition: Becoming the first woman on the U.S. Supreme Court . . . Ac¬ tivities: Science Club President 1,2,3, Guy Fawkes Day Committee 1,2,3, Franklin Earth Day 2,3, BOYS 1,2,3 . . . “Graduating in only three years is wonderful!” “Good-bye Waterface!” Terrance Gordon 8 Donny Drive Nickname: Flash and Gordy . . . Favorite saying: Endless . . . Usually found with: Bob and Tom and Fitzy . . . Favorite memories: Eagles and J. Geils Concert . . . Ambition: Olympics and to own a great sports car . . . Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Winter Track 1.2.4, Spring Track 1,2,3,4, Giging 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Lori Gosselin 189 School Street Nickname: Goz . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: What!, Turkey . . . Usually found with: Bruce, Lee, Janet, Chris, and kids on the wall . . . Favorite Memories: June 8, 1976, Summer of 76 . . . Ambition: Get a car and a good job . . . Ac¬ tivities: Yearbook 2,3, D.E. 1, Quill and Scroll Society . . . Favorite Pastime: Be with Bruce, ride around and party ... I hate new teachers, kids who write all over the school, and Crowded halls. David Griffin 577 Pleasant Street Nickname: Grif:. . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Oh! Guess What? . . . Favorite Memories: Going to G.B. house, Nov. 20, 1976, August 2, 1976 . . . Ambition: To be an electrician . . . Activities: Year¬ book Staff 1976, Office work and Library work . . . Favorite Pastime: Being with my friends and doing the things we like to do! . . . Likes: My senior year chef class, all my English classes, working for office and the Library . . . Dislikes: Sophomore Biology, Bringing home homework Jeffrey Grinley 110 Brook Street Favorite Saying: What’s New. Usually Found With: Anybody. Favorite Memories: March-April 1976 . . . Ambition: To do something which will benefit everybody . . . Activities: Wrestl¬ ing my Junior and Senior years . . . Nickname: Mr. Grinch . . . Favorite Pastimes: Collecting and reading new and old comic books. Dislikes of F.H.S. is the disturbing fact that the Administration of this school treats us all as if we were still children David Grinnell 541 Beech Street Favorite Saying: A pound a day keeps the doctor away . . . Usually found with: People at my job . . . Favorite Memories: Going to Innsbruck Austria . . . Ambi¬ tion: To make a lot of money . . . Activities: Ping pong, skiing . . . Favorite Pastime: Skiing. Nancy Guidrey One Warwick Road Nickname: “Guid” . . . Usually found with Berta, Terry, Kath, Marg . . . Favorite Memories: Ski Trip to Austria-February of ’76, Junior Prom, Sailing and Ski Camp . . . Activities: Field Hockey, co-captain, Ski Team, co¬ captain, Band, Yearbook ’77, Chorus, Prom Committee, Future Linguists Club, treas., French Club, National Honor Society, Earth Day ’75. Joseph Halligan 15 Charles Drive Nickname: Caddy Joe . . . Usually found with: In my black Cadillac . . . Favorite Pastime: Cruising around in my Fleetwood Caddy listening to BTO on my mind blowing speakers . . . Am¬ bition: To be successful in life . . . Interests: Working with automobiles . . . Dislikes of F.H.S.: The fact that we do not have open study and that we are unable to leave when we wish to leave. Kevin Hart 547 Maple Street Usually found with: Enemies . . . Favorite Saying: Neato! ... Ac¬ tivities: Hockey, Party . . . Favorite Memories: Parties . . . Ambition: to get out of Franklin and move to Florida . . . Dislikes: the rules. Richard Hart 547 Maple Street Nickname: Ricky . . . Activities: Hockey . . . Favorite Memories: All my four yrs. in F.H.S. . . . Am¬ bition: to make a lot of money . . . Dislikes; didn’t mind anything. Robin Hayes 2 Charlotta Ct. Nickname: Rob . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Lata tomata . . . Usually Found With: Mare, Pat, Joyce, Kathy, anybody. Favorite Memories: Prom ' 75, ’76, Cheerleading competition ’75, Junior Miss. Ambition: To work with the mentally retarded . . . Activities: Cheerleading, Co- Capt., Junior Miss, Class Officer, Student Council, Class Activities . . . Dislikes: The lack of spirit, Likes: Over all I really liked F.H.S. I ' d gladly go through 4 more years here! Roberta Heinzmann 5 Warwick Street Nickname: “Bert” . . . Usually Found With: Nancy, Terry, House, Debbie, Kids from field hockey, and kids at “our” lunch table . . . Favorite Memories: Field Hockey ’76, Austria ' s Discos . . . Ac¬ tivities: Field Hockey, Spring Track, Yearbook 77, National Honor Society, French Club, O.E.A., Ski Trip to Europe . . . Likes: Coach Bonollo, the follow¬ ing teachers are not here today . . . Dislikes: Termpapers and homework. . . The Best of luck to the entire Class of 1977! Mary Herrington 6 Meadowbrook Road Miscellaneous comments: Did you say I’m crazy? It’s the only way to go! . . . Activities: Oskey 2,3,4, Kaliedoscope 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 1 . . . Ambition: To help people love themselves and laugh at society . . . Philosophy: Knowledge doesn’t come from books, but from shar¬ ing of them with our friends and acquaintances. Christine Hertlein 11 Flynn Road Nickname: Chris . . . Favorite Saying: Later . . . Usually Found With: Brian, Linda, Lori, and Mary Ann . . . Favorite Memories: The fantastic year of 1976 . . . Ambi¬ tion: To be successful and finding a good paying job . . . Favorite Pastimes: Sleeping, watching television, and spending money. Brian S. Hicks 448 Dailey Drive Nickname: Hicksey” favorite Say¬ ing: “And I don’t mean Fsha or hey Dork” . . . Usually Found With: Noodle in green T bird or Goon in a brown caddy or with the rest of the Townies . . . Favorite Memories: The Elvis concert, Train Stop Halloween Party, and the Dean Christmas Party . . . Ambition: To go to school for forestry and to live in Florida. Favorite Pastime: Bowling, racing at Epping, N.H., working at Mobile Station . . . Likes: Hanging at Noddles locker . . . Dislikes: School lunches id Susan Higgins 1 Dartmouth Road Nickname: “Sonny” My favorite saying is “Have a nice day!” I am usually found with my radio, friends-people down the industrial arts wing, my hands full. My favorite memories are my sister Karen, concerts, “76” Christmas Banquet. My ambition is to be a craftswomen. My activities are National Honor Society, VS. Soft- ball 1,3, J.V. Softball 2, yearbook staff, Prom committees. Favorite past-times are walking, bike riding, music-concerts. I dislike when people don’t listen to you. I would like to add, Thank you Dad! Brian Hitchcock 27 Union Street Nicknames: Hitch. My favorite saying is, “It takes balls to play soccer”. I am usually found with Heidi and the Soccer crowd- Coach Bositis. My favorite memories were the Quarter finals EMASS Soccer Tournament at B.U., 1976, Tobogganing January of 76, Coming back to Franklin, the parties. My ambition is to go to Dartmouth. My activities consist of Varsity soccer-National Honor Society, Track, Kaleidoscope, Prom Committee, and Oskey. Barry Holmes 488 Maple Street Nickname: Barrel. My favorite say¬ ing is, “Later!” I am usually found with alot of people. My ambition is to be Jewish and if I can’t be Jewish, I want to be the next best thing, “RICH”! My interest is draf¬ ting. My favorite past-time is par¬ tying. I liked being able to smoke. I would like to add, All and all it wasn’t that bad”. Kathleen J. House 10 Partridge Street Nickname: Kathy. I am usually found with Terry and Roberta. My favorite memories are Austria, Field Hockey 74, Senior Year. My ambition in life is to find personal satisfaction from life. My activities consist of field hockey 1,2,3,4, basketball 1,1, spring track 1,2,1, golf 3, ski team 4, french club 3, National Honor Society 3,4. I like the people of F.H.S. Stephen Howard 183 Main Street Nickname: Steve. I am usually found with Margaret M., Margaret S., Brian Y., Brian L., Loretta G., Kathy O. My favorite memories are GBYSO concert at Jordan Hall in May, volleyball games. My am¬ bition is to become an architect. My activities are Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra, Framingham Symphony, J.V.- tennis team. Favorite past-time is GBYSO. I dislike book thefts at Franklin High School library. v . jh wn Diane Howe 850 Lincoln Street Nickname: Dianie. My favorite saying is, “Hey I’m on it!” I am usually found with Mare, Pat, and Kathy. My favorite memory was at the Mt. Washington, D.E. Conven¬ tion. My ambition is to travel. My activities are D.E. I and II. My favorite past-time is reading and sleeping. Donna Howe 850 Lincoln Street My favorite saying is, “You idiot!” I am usually found with Kathy, Deb¬ bie, and Judy. My favorite memory was New York, D.E. Banquet. My ambition is to become a Dog Trainer. My interests are jewelry, ceramic, drawing, partying!, sleeping, being with friends. I like the people, hate the system. I would like to add, “Lifes a bitch! Good-Bye! � ; el Mark Hunchard 51 King Street My favorite saying is “I do not know!”. I am usually found with everyone (within acrowd). My favorite memory is summer vaca¬ tion in “76 . My ambition is Law Enforcement. My activities consist of all outdoor activities, very in¬ terested in all sports. I disliked Mrs. Cooks Trig, class, school lunches. I would like to add, “I had one hell of a time in high school and would like to thank the faculty and students. Debra Marie lannuzzi 112 Marvin Avenue Nickname: Nuzzie, Neut. My favorite saying is “Get it on”. I am usually found with Mary Beth, Stella, Patti, Nancy, Sue, Claire, Gayle, and Pete. My favorite memory is being stranded at the Eagles concert till 6:00 a.m. with Mary and Pete. My ambition is to become a special Ed. teacher. My activities are track 1,2, Spring track 1,2,3,4, X-country, Field hockey, Chorus, Jr. Miss, skating, bike riding. I like Pooh Bear, J.J., Mrs. Johnson, great Sr. Class kids. Tony Ippoliti 59 Washington Street Nickname: Ippy. My favorite say¬ ing is, Fwee! I am usually found with Lisa Bartelloni. My favorite memories consist of getting a 600 batting average freshman year and after the Prom 1976. My am¬ bition is to become a manager of a grocery store. My activities are football 1,2,3, baseball 1, tennis team, helped in yearbook. My favorite past-time was scoring touchdowns ’75, homecoming game against Foxboro. I would like to add, that I disliked the way some STAFF treated seniors as freshmen. Chester Jackson, Jr. 46 Conlyn Avenue Franklin, MA 02038 Linda Jaros 332 Partridge Street Nickname: Lisa. My favorite say¬ ing is, “I’m Linda not Lisa!”. I am usually found with people in the Business Department, Karen, Marilyn, Eknaian, and “Our gang”. My favorite memories were the football games. My ambition is to become a Legal Secretary. My ac¬ tivities consist of Yearbook Art Editor, Drill team, Honor Society, O.E.A., drawing, piano, skiing, all out door sports. Favorite past¬ time is playing the piano and bike riding. My likes: What I learned and remembered. Dislikes: the destruction that is done for kicks. Lisa Jaros 332 Partridge Street My favorite saying is “My name is Lisa, not Linda”. I’m usually found with Linda, Linda, and Linda and the gang. Favorite memories are the Marching Band of 1975-1976, the exchange concert with Milford, and Oskey 1976. My ambition is to become an Accountant and maybe teaching Accounting. My activities and interests consist of Marching Band, O.E.A. Club, Honor Society, Art Editor of Year¬ book, Treasurer of Band 1976- 1977, playing the saxophone, basketball, and drawing cartoons. My likes at FHS are the people and the entire Business Dept. Deborah Jeon 17 Sherman Avenue Nickname: Debbie. I am usually found with Debbie C., Terry W., and kids from gymnastics. My Favorite memories were summer days spent doing nothing, the Junior Prom, and gymnastics. My ambition in life is to live some place in the mountains. My ac¬ tivities consist of gymnastics and spring track. Philip B. Joannides Rolling Ridge Road Nickname: Greek. Usually found with: Osty, Dave, Scott, Nick and the guys. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4 Captain, Baseball 1,2,3,.4, Track 2,4, Weight Lifting 1,2,3,4. Favorite Past-Time: Working David Jones 150 Main Street Franklin, MA 02038 James R. Josselyn Jr. 59 Southgate Road Nickname: Jay . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Later. . . Usually found with: Brian Durand, Randy Woo, Alan Dallaire . . . Favorite Memories: 7th and 8th grade, Bowling on the Franklin High Bowling Team 2 yrs. ago . . . Activities: Working for Star Market, working on cars, and chef’s class in my senior year. . . Likes: Snack Bar, DE Store, juke box. Maryellen Kearney 272 Lincoln Street Franklin, MA 02038 James Kellogg 129 Conlyn Avenue Franklin, MA 02038 John Kelly S. Fuller Place Nickname: Kel. My favorite saying is, “What’s the matter!” I am usually found with Cathy. My favorite memories are Soccer “76”, New Years Eve “75”, and the month of December “76”. My am¬ bition is to play soccer in college. My activities consist of soccer, wrestling, Oskey, Kalidascope, and music. I like the people of Franklin, but I disliek seniors hav¬ ing to have passes to be in the hall. I would like to add, Good luck to all the whips coming up. Kevin Kennedy 20 George Road Franklin, MA 02038 Mike Kennefick 355 Pond Street My favorite saying is wanna bet! I am usually found with Princely and Kevin. My favorite memory was June 6, 1977. My ambition is to receive a degree in business administration. My activities con¬ sist of hunting, skiing, and hockey. My favorite past-time is hunting and watching Clint Eastwood movies. Christine Kenney 741 Lincoln Street Nickname: Chris. I am usually found with Donna, Maureen, Dianne, Janet S. My favorite memory was the Prom class of “77”. My ambition is to become an Animal Tech. My activities consist of Ski Team 3,4; Bye Bye Birdie 1, Kaliedescope 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4. Timothy F. Keras 161 Oak Street Nickname: “Alex My favorite say¬ ing is No Way! I am usually found with Jim, Matty, Hunch, and Neech. My activities consist of Varsity Football 2,3,4, and Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. Dennis Keyser 18 Elm Street Franklin, MA 02038 James Keyser 18 Elm Street Nickname: Keyser Wilhelm- Keystone. My favorite saying is “Yesem Bloss, HuH Darrell. I am usually found with Darrell, Nancy, Jimmy, Denis, Wayne, Cathy, and Chipper. My favorite memories are drinking before dances and partying with the gang at F.H.S. My ambition is to work in the field of autobody, auto and desiel mechanic. My activities consist of drinking, girls, fishing, tearing things apart, making wood’s rods. James Kiely 104 Northgate Road Franklin, MA 02038 Clare Kilduff 5 South Gate Road Nickname: Duff. I am usually found with Marylyn and Tree. My favorite memory was the summer of ’76. My favorite past-time is partying. I jBO CE Brian King 37 Mill Street Karen Renee La France 7 Joval Court Nickname: Frenchie, Merkrl II, Froggie, Usually found with: Marilyn, Linda, Lisa, and the rest of the gang. Favorite Memories: Prom 76, Halloween Dance 76, Band Banquet 76, being with Don. Ambition: To become successful in the business field. Activities or Interests: Band 1-4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Student Council 4, Newspaper 3, Mirage 77, Tennis, O.E.A. 3,4, Favorite Past-Time: Listening to music, dancing, play¬ ing clarinet, Writing poems, talk¬ ing, driving around with Don. Even though I enjoyed being in high school, I’m glad to be out. ■ USESjawSt s. Lewis Kotros 139 Beech Street Nickname: Lew. Usually found with: Mike, Baron. Favorite Memories: Skipping school in Oct. Activities or Interests: J.V. Hockey, Varsity Hockey, Freshman Football, J.V. Football. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: Lunches. Anything Else you’d like to say: Helter Skelter Kathryn Anne Kurgas 43 Anthony Road Nickname: Benda, Kurgie. Favorite Saying: Later. Usually Found With: Bill. Favorite Memories: Beaver Pond, Moon Parties, and Horseneck Beach. Ambition: To be a manager. Ac¬ tivities: DE I student, State Parliamentarian for Mass. DECA. For the most part Franklin High is an excellant school but there are still a few rules that need to be changed”. Joe Kutil 90 Regent Circle Nickname: Dutek or Diego. Favorite Saying: Sheeeeees! Usually found with: Dan, Arleen, Jim, Scitt, Steve. Favorite memories: Marching Band 76, Prom, Listening to Manny Ferguson (Jazz), neck strap breaking. Ambition: To become a sax player, (Charlie Parker). Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Band, Stage Band, Dean Jazz Ensemble, Drum major of Band, President of Band, National Honor Society, Seeing D. Debra Ann Laquidara 440 Pond Street Debbie, Later, Margaret, Merry, Peter, Ann, Pat, Mary, Ellen. Par¬ ties at the Moon, down the path and with the kids from the com¬ mon. To become a model, pain¬ ting, playing the guitar. Being with the gang. Like the way you can get away with things, and when Mr. Quinlan says, “I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt!!” dislike school lunches, having to stay in¬ side during study. John M. LaVoie 8 Rolling Ridge Road Favorite Memories: Eastern Mass. Soccer Tournament at B.U. Ambi¬ tion: To go to college and play college soccer and hockey. Ac¬ tivities: Varsity Soccer 2-4, Varsity Hockey 2-4 Richard L. Lawhorn Jr. 80 Union Street Nickname: “Rich Favorite Saying: NAH! Usually found with: Diego, Dutek, Brian and Brian, Buddy Ruch, and Kathy. Favorite Memories: 76 Band Banquet. Am¬ bition: To be a Chemical Engineer. Activities or Interests: Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Math Club 3,4, Science Club 2-4, Chess Club. Peter Lawless Nickname: The Dealer. Favorite Saying: Get With It. Usually Found With: Greek, Osty, Mike, Joe, Scott, Curly. Favorite Memories: Rocky Woods, Friday nites. Ambi¬ tion: Meteorologist. Activities or Interests: Golf, Basketball Steven Lawrence West Central Street Ambition: Carpenter. Interests: Tennis, guitar playing, being with friends. Richard Leahy 453 Pond Street Nickname: Rich. Usually found with: Jim Proulx, Joe Kutil. Favorite Memories: Using video equipment in World of Broad¬ casting. Ambition: To be a video Technician. Activities or Interests: Hockey, Football. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: relaxing in lounge chairs (likes), lunch (dislikes) Kathleen R. LeBlanc 512 Oak Street Nickname: LeBlunc. Usually Found With: Laurie, Rob, Joyce, Patty, Mary or at Marshall’s. Favorite Memories: Cheering Sophomore year, Summers at White Horse, Beach. Ambition: To travel, Retail Managing. Activities: Cheerleading 1-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Pep club 1-3, Vice President of Freshmen Class, Prom committee 3, Oskey 2, Kaleidoscope 1, Varsity Competi¬ tion Cheerleading Team 1-2. “Laurie don ' t forget the good times at White Horse!!!” Dennis Legendre 11 Kathleen Drive Nickname: La ’Fender. Favorite Saying: Cute. Usually Found With: Jimmy Keyser and Daryli Adams. Favorite Memories: Mugging my friends in the hall. Ambition: Togo in the navy. Favorite Past-time: drinking, talking on the CB, giving Mr. Quinlan a hard time, and leav¬ ing school early. “All of the people are nice at F.H.S.”. “School is a waste of time”. Michael Lenzi 860 King Street Nickname: Lenz. Usually Found With: Zeff, Pete, Cheesy, Marvin, Birdie, Watts, The Babe, Joe Vent, Quinny, Jack, Chas, Gatey, Gent. Favorite Memories: Parking Lot, Softball Games, Doc Sayers Freshman Science Class, Ootsy’s Cottage. Activities: Football 1, Baseball 1-4, Stage Band 3-4, Oskey 3-4, Kaleidoscope 4, Fleamarket 3, Yearbook 4. Dislikes: Stuck-up people “I would like to wish everybody good luck in the future”. Jeffrey Lindenthal 487 Old Farm Road Nickname: Lindy. Favorite Memories: Austria 76. Ambition: To get through another 4 years of school. Activities: Band 1-2, Driver ed 3, ski team. “I dislike cliques and unfriendly people, I enjoy be¬ ing around sincere people with a good sense of humor”. Nancy Loftus 10 Southgate Road Favorite Saying: “Be serious” Usually Found With: Holly, Mare, Janet, CooCoo, Terry, Judy, Wroblicka, Dorsie. Favorite Memories: Elton John Fleetwood Mac concerts, Beaver Pond 75, April vacation 76, New Years Eve. Ambition: To live. Favorite Past¬ time: To have a good time, all the time. Likes J.J.’s class, Quinky, Trace. Dislikes Chemistry, Algebra II “Coo Coo is crazy”. Elizabeth Lotfy 39 Maple Street Nickname: Liz, Zil, Tish. Favorite Saying: Go forward. Usually Found With: Sherell, Michael, Jeannie, Jery, Charlene, John and Mag. Favorite Memories: July 4, 1976 and summer of 76 and skip days. Ambition: To marry a rich guy. Activities: School newspaper. Likes Harry, vacations and Ray. Dislikes the kid behind me in math and term papers. Robert MacDougal 132 Main Street Nickname: Bob. “Yeah, right. Found With: one of the group “W” gang or Red. Oskey 76, J.J.’s zoo of the elite, summer ’75, Kaliedoscope 76 Patriots-Jets game. “To be happy and make people happy”. Chorus 3-4, Winter track and Spring track 3-4, Spanish club 4, Drama club 4, Oskey 3-4, Kaliedoscope 3. “I’d just like to say I’m grateful for the people who became my friends when I moved after my sophomore year, without friends it’s a cruel world”. Jacqueline A. Maillot 136 Summer Street Nickname: Jackie. Favorite Say¬ ing: “Later, Take it easy!” Usually Found With: A.C., June, Kim, Joanne, Debbie, Mocks, Nancy Favorite Memories: Parmenter Field 75, Uncas Pond 76, and dances 74, 75. Ambition: To marry A.C. someday. Favorite Past-time: riding with A.C., spen¬ ding time with him. “I dislike the two faced people in F.H.S. There are too many of them!” “It was fun going to F.H.S. some of the teachers are excellent”. Scott Maiorana 82 Cottage Street Favorite Memories: Trips to New Hampshire, the Cape, Rocky Woods and Concerts. Activities: Basketball 1. Favorite Past-time: Having a good time. “Dislike the way the school gets stricter each year”. Patricia Maloney 23 Conlyn Avenue Nickname: Patty. Usually Found With: Janis, Ingrid, everyone else. Favorite Memories: Maine 76, Hall sitting, tennis, J.J. Ambition: Speech Pathologist. Activities: Ecology club 2-4, Yearbook 3, Science club 2. “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever”. Diane Maltais 378 Coronation Drive Usually Found With: Danny, Kellie, Angie, or Sue. Favorite Memories: P. Town with Danny, and Kingsbury Pond with Angie. Ambi¬ tion: To finish business school and work at a good job. Favorite Past¬ time: to spend a Saturday with Danny and friends. “I don’t like the way they change the rules every year and they seem to be more ridiculous”. “I’m glad I’m out of this place”. Dennis Marcelli 65 Anchorage Road Nickname: Dennis. Favorite Say¬ ing: Later. Usually Found With: Rick, Greg, George. Favorite Memories: Getting Suspended. Ambition: Graduate and become a mechanic. Interests: Girls, cars, and parties. Michael McCarthy 213 Conlyn Avenue Nickname: Mac. Favorite Saying: That’s right. Usually Found With: Eric, Joe and the gang. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76. Ambi¬ tion: To be a mechanic. Dislikes supervized study “The doors are open at last”. Susan McDonnell 410 Oakland Parkway Usually Found With: Pam, Patti, Judy, Diane and Diane. Favorite Memories: Weekend at U.R.I., Union Street Circle with Diane, Pam and Rob Cheryl McGlynn 16 Elden Drive Nickname: Magloo. Usually Found: just about anywhere. Favorite Memories: up Henry Homesteads. Ambition: to succeed as an artist and an athlete. Activ ities: Softball 2-4, field-hockey 2-4, basketball manager 3-4, indoor track 1. Likes sports and people. Dislikes everything else. “Later F.H.S.”. Peter McHugh 49 Mill Street Nickname: Pete. Favorite Saying: Very Aggressive. Favorite Memories: Kaleidoscope 1975. Ambition: To hunt mule deer in the rockies. Activities: Indoor Track, Ski team, Ski club, Ecology club and Kaleidoscope. “F.H.S. is great and keeps getting better”. Elaine Mendali Washington Street Usually Found With: Chris Foley, Toni Cook, Peggy Silvie and friends. Favorite Memories: Winter of 75, 76, summer of 76, and Junior skip day at Red Dam. Ambition: to become a model or hair stylist. Activities: DECA I. I like all the kids but I don’t like all the rules”. “I’m glad this is my last year, can’t wait to get out”. jMHH! Theresa B. Mills 7 Northgate Road Nickname: Terry. Favorite Saying: “No Kidding” Usually Found With: Coo-Coo, Nancy, Sue, Karin. Favorite Memories: Elton John Concert. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Office Education Associa¬ tion (Parliamentarian), Kaleidoscope, Dance Committee, Jr. Miss, Dean Enrichment, National Honor Society. Likes talking with friends. Dislikes too many rules. Robert Gerard Modrak 472 Dailey Drive Nickname: Mody. Ambition: To successfully complete college and enter the science field. Activities: J.V. Tennis 2, Varsity Tennis 3-4, Interest: Gardening. Ann Marie Monterotti 3 Glenwood Road Nickname: Amo. Favorite Saying: “Bimbo” and “Brutal” Usually Found With: Lisa, Sully, or down the softball field. Favorite Memories: August 30, 1976, the summer of ’76, sophomore dances, skating rink. Ambition: To become a R.N. Favorite Pastime: Parties, driving around town, soft- ball, hockey games. Elizabeth Mooney 429 Beverly Road Nickname: Beth. Usually Found With: Janet, Joni, and Lynda. Favorite Memories: Mr. Kingsbury ' s stories. Activities: Spring Track, indoor track, cross¬ country, ballet, Latin club, National Honor Society, Future Linguists of America, Prom com¬ mittee. Janis Morey 60 Daniels Street Nickname: Jan. Usually Found With: Patty, Ingrid, Debbie, and everyone else. Favorite Memories: Dave, J.J. and Ingrid, study halls and tennis. Ambition: Architecture or Interior Design. Activities: Ecology club 2-4, Art Festival 1, Science club 2, Yearbook 3. “Just follow your heart and go where it leads you”. Tom Morris 453 Maple Street Usually Found With: Nancy, Bob. Favorite Memories: Summer of ' 75 and 76. Ambition: Employment in Law Enforcement. Interests: ten¬ nis, skiing, and cycling. “I think F.H.S. is a good school”. “I dislike the teachers that haven ' t been here for at least 5 years”. I hate to fill questionaires out”. Joe Morrison 256 Glen Meadow Road Nickname: Joey. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76. Usually Found With: My friends. “After midnight comes a time which belongs to no day. It begins beyond the point of deepest darkness, and runs to the edge of dawn. The Portugeuse have a special name for this time MADRUGADA.” “No one knows what its like to be the bad man. No one knows what its like to be hated, behind blue eyes.” Ac¬ tivities: Kaliedoscope, Oskey, Ecology club 2-4 Kevin John Morrissey 149 West Central Street Nickname: Paul. Favorite Saying: “Take it easy” Usually Found With: Scott and the crowd at F 117. Favorite Memories: Jr. Prom, Thanksgiving day football game 75. Ambition: To be Successful and hopefully rich. Activities: Football 1-4. Likes the good times He’s had here. Dislikes the strict rules. “Don’t ask me how I got the nickname ‘Paul’, I’m not sure myself”. David A. Mucciarone 94 Hill Avenue Nickname: Muccy. Favorite Say¬ ing: “Oh ya” Usually Found With: Allen Newell. Favorite Memories: Jr. Prom, Summer of ’76, Thanksgiving Day game 75. Am¬ bition: U.S. Coast Guard. Ac¬ tivities: Football 2-4, Wrestling 1- 4, Baseball 2 Lori Mucciarone Cottage Street Nickname: Mucci. Favorite Say¬ ing: “The heck with it” Usually Found With: my friends. Ambition: To become a secretary. Favorite Past-time: Partying. Dislikes the lunches. Luana Mucciarone 51 Everett Street Nickname: Mooch, Lu. Usually Found With: Kim, Deb and the gang. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76, the softball field, and cruising. Activities: Class vice-president 75-77, all class ac¬ tivities, Kaleidoscope, Oskey, school newspaper, Yearbook ' 77- senior section co-editor. “I think F.H.S. is a great school and has some excellent teachers”. “I really enjoyed my senior year, and I’d like to wish everyone good luck in the future”. Marylyn Mucciarone 56 North Park Street Nickname: Malsie. Favorite Say¬ ing: Excellent. Usually Found With: Clare, Tree, Dave. Favorite Memories: Summer of 74, 75 and definately 76 (spare windshield). Ambition: Michael Angelo and to travel and own a mercedes. Interests: Sculpting, talking, and eating. Likes the people of F.H.S. Scott Mullaney 17 Cook Street “Mullvanie” Favorite Saying: “You look like you had it.” Favorite Memories: Summer of 75, 1971 Patriots VS. N.Y. Giants (the first game ever played at Shaffer Stadium.) Ambition: Electrician. Activities: Football 1, Student Council (Pres.) 4. Likes-Student Council, Gym classes (75-76). Dislikes-People who are here on an ego trip, and new teachers try¬ ing to earn their stripes. “To the class of 77; I hope everybody has an exciting life. Good luck to all.” Colleen Murphy 13 Flynn Road Activities: Distributive Education I, II, treasurer (3-4) Ambition: To graduate from Franklin High. David Murphy 7 Pine Knoll Road “Murph” Usually Found With: Dan, Ted, Brian, Arthur, Kevin, Cliff. Favorite Memories: 1976 North Attleboro B-Ball game. Ambition: To be Successful in my career choice. To be happy with whatever I may do. Activities: Basketball, Soccer, Supporting our school, Group outings. Dislike-Lack of school spirit and enthusiasm. Likes- Teacher -student relationships. I hope the succeeding classes can revive FHS spirit, enthusiasm and pride. (The class of 79 good luck, you have the most promise.)” Daniel Myers 2 Shepherd Road “Dan the Man , “Dandy Dan” Found With: Dave “Murph” Joe Kutil, Cliff Smith, Bob P. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76, Senior year, Soccer tournament. Ambi¬ tion: Become a good architect and enjoy life. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4 (Vice- President), Regional Student Ad¬ visory Council 4, Student Activities Council, Kaleidescope 3,4, Chess Club 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3, J.V. Tennis, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Likes: Being able to have fun and work at the same time. William Neelon Brook Street NJckanme: Bill”, Blackie” Usually Found With: Anyone. Am¬ bition: To graduate and move out of Franklin. Favorite Past-time: Playing hockey, fishing, going out on week-ends. “I like most of the kids, and the teachers.” Albert Nelson 281 Grove Street Nickname: “Bert Relsion” Favorite Saying: “Best Be” Usually Found With: Dave, Jim, Scott, Joe, John. Favorite Memories: Fleetwood Mac-Eagles Concert. Ambition: To be a carpenter. Activities: Wrestl¬ ing, Wood working. Favorite Past¬ time: Partying, Football games. Brendan Nerney 1 Stanford Road Nickname: “The Baron” Favorite Memories: Regional Wrestling Tournament, Field trip to Manad- nock Mountain. Activities: Wrestl¬ ing. I dislike the fact that everyone is so afraid of being wrong about anything.” Allan Newell 55 Milliken Avenue Nickname: Noodles” or “Newy Usually Found With: Muccy, Hix- key’s, or at work. Favorite Memories: Prom, Daniels Street, Summer of 75, 76. Ambition: To make something good out of my life. Favorite Past-time: Cutting down people. Dislikes-School lunches and morning an¬ nouncements. “Hicsey your not cool!” Laurie Nisil 587 Oak Street Nickname: Nizel” Usually Found With: Kathy and Gayle. Favorite Memories: Summers at White Horse Beach, Nantucket ’76, Rico’s Christmas party 75. Ambi¬ tion: To be successful in life. Ac¬ tivities: National Honor Society. Favorite Past-time: Cruisin around. Hey Kathy, want to hit the Cape?” Holly Noyes 11 Brush Wood Hill Favorite Saying: “You have only one life to live, life it up.” Usually Found With: Nancy, Janet, Suz- zanne, Doreen, Carol, and Marrianne. Favorite Memories: April vacation 1976, “Tonights the Night” October 76. Ambition: To travel and have peace of mind. Past-time: Listen to music, Take long walks, and have a good time. “I hate being stopped in the hall and asked for a pass, when I don’t have one.” Kevin Nugent 94 Pine Ridge Road Favorite Saying: “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you might just find you get what you need.” Usually Found With: Artie, Hank. Favorite Memories: J.J. fifth period, “Nights in White Satin”, HOP, Marian. Favorite Past-time: Hav¬ ing a good time with friends. Amy O’Gorman 1 Carpenter Drive Usually Found With: Villi. Favorite Memories: The summer Party!!! Ambition: To be rich. Favorite Past-time: Gettin High Kathleen O ' Neill 30 Mackintosh St. Nickname: Kathy” Favorite Say¬ ing: “It’s the pits.” Usually Found With: Donna, Mary, Steven. Ambi¬ tion: CPA. Activities: Math team, National Honor Society. Favorite Past-time: tennis, swimming. Kathryn O’Neill 288 Country Way Nickname: “Kathy” Favorite Say¬ ing: Get lose” Usually Found With: Laurie, Brenda, Brian, Diane, Danie, Mike. Favorite Memories: Summer of 74, and Sept. 75. Ambition: To be a secretary, and going in the Army. Activities: Drill Team, Work for the teachers. “At F.H.S. I like talking and joking with some of the teachers.” Shawn O’Neill 2 Midland Drive “Brother”, “R.S.” Favorite Saying: “Why worry about tomorrow when we may not make it through today?” Found With: Margie, Rhonda, Karen Bob, Sharon, Kris, Diane, Joann, John, Cheryl, Lisa, Annette, MYF. Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, 4th period study, 9 25 76, Mr. L’s yellow sweater, Mrs. Hepburns class. Ambition: To receive a PHd. -in psychology, to work with people. Activities: Kaleidescope, Oskey, Student Council, Advisory Board, Foreign Language Festival, Ecology Club, Mirage, Fine Print. Donald Orrell 914 Pond Street Franklin, MA 02038 Kimberly O’shea 27 Skyline Drive Nickname: Kim. I’m usually found with Michelle Bigin, Bernie Corbett, and Jean Bassignani. My favorite memories are the Marshfield Cottage and all the gigs. My ambition is to become a photographer or some related field. My activities are softball, water skiing, and traveling. My favorite past-time is partying with friends. I think the athletic program and course selection is nice, but the fences around the school is unnecessary. “Michelle how’s the lifeguard pics?” Michael J. Ostrander Country Club Drive Nickname: Osty. I’m usually found with Greek, Dave, Gent, Joe Vent, Tweeter, Quinny. My favorite memories are beating Oliver Ames in Basketball. My ambition is to be successful at whatever I do. My activities are Football 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, and Baseball 1,2,3,4. My likes at FHS are stan¬ ding in hall between classes, and building the bonfire for Thanksgiving day game. William Oxford 14 Orchard Street Peter E. Padula 2 Marvin Ave. Nickname: Fwetter. My favorite saying is “Fwee” I’m usually found with Gordy, Osty, Greek, Gent, Jo Vent, Cheesy, Quinny, Nick. My favorite memories are being in the halls between classes, Turkey Day Bombfire, and parking lot. My am¬ bition is to attend college. My ac¬ tivities are Baseball 1,2,3,4, and football 3,4, and indoor track 3,4. My dislikes of FHS are the teachers in the library. Shirley Palladini Summer Street Franklin, MA 02038 Susan Parker 74 Dean Street Nickname: Sue. My favorite memories were in Mr. Fiske’s Biology class. My ambition is rais¬ ing and training horses. My ac¬ tivities consist of bike riding, horses, Latin Club, chorus, collec¬ ting stamps, and coin collecting, and antique collecting. Last but not least, my favorite past-time is eating, especially during class. Theodore Parker 61B Pershing Ave Framingham, MA Nickname: Ted. I’m usually found in Foxboro. My favorite saying is, “The only man who makes money following the horses is the one who does so with a broom and shovel” My favorite memories were the O.A. game of 1976 and Marathon game. My ambition is to obtain an education and become a member of the medical profes¬ sion. My activities consist of: Basketball, Tennis, Student Coun¬ cil, Latin Club, Bay State Raceway, and C.B. (10)-4. Wayne Parks 590 Pond Street Ronald Pasquino 102 Lewis Street Jon Paxton 3 Russell Street Maryanne Pearcey 9 Greystone Rd. Nickname: Mary Hartman or sometimes called Pearce. I’m usually found with Mark, Carmen, Louise, and Judy. My favorite memories are the summer of 76 ' , and December 16, 1976, and my 5th period class. My favorite past¬ time is partying with anyone. Donna Peare 70 Conlyn Avenue Ambition: To get through college. Activities: Ecology Club, Science Club, Math Team, Band, Evalua¬ tion Committees, Girl Scouts, Ex¬ plorers. Favorite Past-Times: Out¬ door activities such as hiking, canoeing, and camping. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: The school is good in that it has a nearly infinite number of activities and possiblities, but at times it seems too big, too computerized, and too impersonal. f J Lisa Pellegri 4 Josephine Street Favorite Saying: “Brutal”. Usually Found With: Amo, Sully, the soft- ball field. Favorite Memories: December 20, 1974, July 17, 1976, August 30, 1976. Ambition: To become a R.N. Favorite Pastimes: Parties, softball and hockey games. John Peluso 17 Kathleen Drive Nickname: “Hack”. Usually Found With: Brenda. Favorite Memories: Being Marshall at the 1976 Graduation. Ambition: To travel. Activities: Hockey. Donna Jean Perkins 723 Lincoln Street Usually Found With: Maureen C., Janet S., Chris K., Diane P., Jim O., and George C. Favorite Memories: Summer of “75”, Class of 1977 Junior Prom, Junior Miss Pageant. Ambition: To be a Medical Technician or a R.N. Ac¬ tivities: Kaliedescope, Latin Club, Chess Club Treasurer, Franklin Junior Miss Pageant, Student Council, Franklin Hunger Walk Committee, Chorus. Anything Else You’d Like To Say: The best times in life seem to pass so quickly by, so do everything you can before your chance has passed. Marianne Petitt 72 Arlington Street Nicknames: “Mare”, “Mari . Favorite Saying: “That’s Life”. Usually Found With: Rita, Donna, Patti, Elaine, Sharon, Linda, Lisa, and Debbie. Favorite Memories: Summer of 1975, Pensacola, Florida, April 25, 1975. Ambition: To become a copy writer and move to Florida. Activities: Spanish Club, Newspaper, Mirage, Yearbook. Susan Phillips 417 Paula Lane Nickname: “Sue”. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Activities: Yearbook “77”. Favorite Pastime: Sewing. Likes of F.H.S.: The F.H.S. curriculum is varied enough to allow each person to pursue his own interests. Warren Phillips Mechanic Place Nickname: “Lips” Usually Found With: Gordy, Lindy, Corb. Favorite Memories: Weekends. Ambition: To be a mechanic. Activities: Cross country, winter track, spring track. Dislikes of F.H.S.: Boring classes and stupid teachers. George Picard 383 Lincoln St. Patricia Pickering 458 West Central Street Nickname: “Pick”. Usually Found With: Sue M., Debbie D., Sue A., Diane P. Favorite Memories: Austria, Munich Germany 1976, Rico’s Christmas Party 1975 and 1976. Ambition: To be a travel agent or. work with the airlines. Cheryle Pickersgill 33 Brook Street Nickname: “Cherie”. Usually Found With: Liz Collins, Karen LaFrance, and Nancy Prescott. Favorite Memories: The trip to Boston Repitory Theater and the 1974 Latin Convention. Ambition: To Become a special needs teacher. Activities: Latin Club, Chess Club, Drill Team, Bowling League, Campaigne Committee, Nurses Aide. Steven Pironti 648 W. Central St. Steven Pizzanello 7 W. Park St. Kenneth Pitasi 110 Pine Street Motto: Live for today, worry about tomorrow when it gets there. Nickname: “Pitt”. Activities: Hockey Susan Plummer 549 Coronation Drive Nickname: Sue. I am usually found with Rick, Coo-Coo, Laurie, Terry, Patty. My favorite memory is Summer of 76. My ambition is to be a nurse. My activities consist of Office Education Association (Treasurer), Mass. State O.E.A. conference, Junior Miss, Health Careers. Clarence A. Porter 131 Plain Street Nickname: “Chuck”. Usually Found With: Coco, Purach, Spider. Favorite Memories: Horseneck Beach, the Prom. Am¬ bition: To get somewhere in life. Activities: Wrestling, Latin Club, partying. Steven Adkins Potter 8 Dartmouth Road Nickname: “Reeferman”. Usually Found With: Scott, Chris, Dave, Hank. Favorite Memories: L.D. and C.D. Ambition: To get a Masters of Business Administra¬ tion. Activities: Basketball, Foot¬ ball, Golf, Yearbook Committee, Spring Track, Math Evaluation Committee. Favorite Past-Time: Going out. Dislikes of F.H.S.: Chemistry and all the wart hogs. David Prairie 59 Cottage Street Usually Found With: Scott, the Library Gang, Fat Rat, Mullvanie, Oxy, Cornetta, Doran, Lenny, Byrnsie, Reags; Favorite Memories: Freshman and Senior years, times on the hill, the rink and high school parking lot par¬ ties: Activities or Interests: Honorary member of Committee For the Advancement of Senior Class Gigs, Distributive Educa¬ tion; Favorite Past-Time: PAR¬ TYING; Likes: The good times at F.H.S. Nancy Prescott 525 Old Farm Road Nickname: Nancy. Favorite Say¬ ing: (Nod my head and say) Uh- huh. Usually found with: Sandy, Rita, Belinda, Linda + Lisa Jaros, Ekey, Joan. Favorite Memories: Day elected State Sec. for FHA HERO, first football game I was in for the Drill Team. Ambi¬ tion: become a fashion merchan¬ dizes Activities: Drill Team, FHA HERO, intramural volleyball, + soccer. Favorite Past-time: Playing softball, sewing, cooking, playing piano, playing some soccer + gatorball. Likes of F.H.S.: Enough friendly kids, friends that will give you a helping hand when you need it most. Robert Priesing 31 Peck St. Thomas Prince 3 Donny Drive Nickname: “Princey” Favorite say¬ ing: “Yeah, sure Usually found with: Mike and Kevin. Favorite Memories: Getting lost in Freshman year. Ambition: To get a job that I enjoy. Activities: Presi¬ dent, National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-President, Math Team 4, Basketball 3. Favorite Past-Time: Watching movies. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: Like lunches, most teachers; Dislikes passes, being quiet in the library Joe Profenna 10 Besso Street Nickname: Spaz. Favorite Saying: “Got Hacked” Usually Found With: Dill, Vin, Cliff, Steve. Favorite Memories: Dirt riding. Ambition: “work to make it work” Activities: preach the word. Favorite Past¬ time: Dealing on Guitar James G. Proulx 28 Cross Street Nickname: “Jim” Favorite Saying: You Buyin’ my break? Usually found with: Mark, Eric, John, Jack, and Frank. Favorite Memories: Freshman Year, Working at Star, Parties at Ditlishouse. Ambition: Success in the business field. Favorite Past-Time. Visiting hours at Ditlis. Likes F.H.S. High School Diane C. Pruvot 80 Moore Avenue Nickname: “Privit”. Favorite Say¬ ing: The Pits”, “Thank you”. Usually Found With: Joe, Olga, Donna, Kathy, “Pick”, “Sully”, David, and Friends. Favorite Memories: October 12, 1974. Jr. Miss Senior Year. Ambition: Special Education Teacher. Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Cheerleading 1,2. Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Activities Committee. Jr. Miss, Pep Club, Dancing. Robert Puracchio 52 Plain Street Nickname: “Bob” Favorite Saying: “I would like to get an understan¬ ding on this” Robert is usually found with the right people. Favorite memories: 6 period in and out of the library. Ambition: To see this written in the Year Book. Favorite past-time: getting kicked out of the library. Dislikes- Rookies. “Good luck to the little people” Jeff Quinlan 204 Pond Street Nickname: Quinny” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Excellent . Usually Found With: Joe Vent, Birdie, Curley, Jackie, Thorney, The Hallgang, The White Cloud, Ootsie. Favorite Memories: Chast’s Keg Party, Albis Card Games, Friday Night Maneuvers, Pars Games. Ambi¬ tion: Go To College, be Rich. Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Basketball 1,2,3,4, C.Y.O. 4, Baseball 1, T- Shirt Club. Mary Jane Quinlan 543 Coronation Drive Nickname: Mur” . . . Favorite Saying: What took ya so long! Usually Found With: Larry, Jayne, Sue, Jimmy . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of ' 76, Freshman and Sophomore years . . . Ambition: To be a hairdresser . . . Favorite Pastime: Taking it easy . . . Dislikes: The loss of freedom in school . . . Additional Comments: I don,t believe I made it! Suzanne Quinlan 543 Coronation Drive Nickname: Coo Coo”, Suzy Q. Favorite Saying: Will you shut up. Usually found with: Jeff, Laurie, Sue, Terry, Nancy, or Holly, or in the yearbook room. Favorite Memories: Hyannis Conference, Cheezy’s party, the concerts, July 4-Elton John the Eagles, Senior Christmas Party, New Year ' s Eve. Activities: O.E.A. 3 4, Year¬ book 4. Anything else you’d like to say: Good luck in the future to the class of 77. James Ray 427 Oakland Pkwy Paula Raymond 485 Summer St. Linda Rose Rayno 578 Coronation Drive Favorite Saying: Boy! I’m really screwed up today! Usually found with: Terry, Boofer, Loretta, Mary, Cindy, Donna, Yank, Holfy, My Mom. Favorite Memories: Kaliedoscope and Oskey shows, cast parties, J.J.’s Zoo, Theatre Arts, Ruggles Mine, N.H. ’76, and Block Island. Ambition: To go to Colorado and be a Wildlife Photographer. Activities: Photography, Psychology, Canoe- ing, Hiking, Mirage 4, Kaliedoscope ’74, ’75, Oskey ’75, ’76, ’77, Chorus 3,4, Theatre Arts 2,3, Likes: J.J.’s zoo, many teachers, smoking privileges. Dislikes: Algebra!! Mark Reagan 1350 Pond Street Nickname: Reags, Spaceman. Favorite Saying: Buy a case and burn out. Favorite memories: Mad Dog Conner. Ambition: Spaceman Enterprise. Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Honorary Member of C.F.A.S.C.G. Path 1 and 2, Park¬ ing lot. Favorite Past-time: Par¬ tying. Dislikes: Soccer Jocks, and being good. Anything else you’d like to say: Life is like a case of beer, it goes so fast it gets you nowhere. David Recchia 40 Marvin Avenue Suzanne Marie Rettman 466 Lincoln Street Nickname: Susan. Favorite Say¬ ing: Oh WoW. Get out of Here. Usually Found With: Cathy, Vinnie, Dewing, Ann, at_Mammoth Mart, with my Kid Sisters. Favorite Memories: Jr. Miss Pageant. Pago, Pago. Ambition: Recep¬ tionist. Activities or Interests: Track, Cross country, Kaleidoscope 3,4, Jr. Miss 4, Colorguard 2,3,4 Captain 4, Oskey 4, D.E. I, II, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4. Favorite Past-Time: Giving Orders, Meeting People. Likes Dislikes: I dislike the Cafeteria food, and using passes, and people who try to be something they’re not. Donna Richmond 18 Charles Drive Nickname: “Little Rich.” Favorite Saying: “Oh My”. Usually Found With: the gang, or members of the Band and Colorguard. Favorite Memories: Summer of “76” and those Football Games-and Prac¬ tice on Tuesday Nights. Ambition: To Become a R.N. then go on and Become a Paramedic. Favorite Past-Time: Marching with the Franklin High School Band and Colorguard. Colorguard Captain. Rifle Captain. Judith Ridgway 73 Pond Street Brenda Riley 418 Partridge Street Usually Found With: John. Favorite memories: Vermont. Main Ambition: To be a nurse. Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Swim, going to Ver mont, horseback riding. Joyce Elaine Riley 16 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: “Joycie” . . . Favorite Saying: “Tell me about it later!” . . . Usually found with: Johnny, Mare, Robin, Patty, LeBlune and the rest of the gang . . . Favorite Memories: June 20, 1974, July 16, 1974, Junior Prom ’76, class of ’77. Ambition: To lead a successful and happy life . . . Ac¬ tivities: Field Hockey 2,3, Softball 2, Bowling . . . Favorite Past- Time: Seeing Johnny, going to the beach, cruising . . . like being with my friends, English with Miss Hepburn, and P.E. classes . . . Dislikes being told to go to homeroom and being asked for a pass ... I really had a great time in F.H.S. Norman Roberts 47 Daniels Street Cynthia Robinson 109 Brook Street Nickname: Cindy, Cin. Usually found with: Linda, Lisa, Linda R., The Gang. Favorite Memories: Field Trips, Vermont 1975, Ban¬ quets. Activities: French Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook, Newspaper, swimming. Ambition: To be successful and happy in my work. Likes Dislikes: I like most of the teachers and students but I dislike having to do all my projects at one time. Linda Robinson 8 Harborwood Drive Marilyn Root 850 Washington Street Nickname: Duckie and Merkrl I. Favorite Saying: “Oh my word!” Usually found with: Karen, Lisa, Linda, and the rest of the gang. Favorite Memories: Band ban¬ quet, exchange concerts, Halloween dance, Marching band. Ambition: To become a hor¬ ticulturist. Favorite Past-time: Marching and concert band, growing plants, community band and talking to friends. Marilyn likes the kids and most of the teachers in F.H.S. Carmen Ruggieri 41 Glen Meadow Rd. Nickname: Truckwoman. Favorite Saying: Get High, everybody, get High. Usually found with Pam, Kelly, Mary, Anne, Louise. Favorite memories: Summer of “76” Ambition: To take each Day as it comes. Activities or Interests: Painting, partying. Favorite Past- Time: Partying, painting Kim Ryan 609 Maple Street Favorite Saying: “Choice” Usually Found With: Deb, Karin, Luana, Sue, Ellen, Patti, etc. Favorite Memories: Summer of 76: Soft- ball games, parties, going to the beach. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4, Class activities 4. Favorite Past¬ time: Cruising, eating, going out. “To the Class of 77, good luck, and have a nice life.” Paul Ryan 23 Beaver Street Nickname: Beaver Linda Roccoforte 489 Coronation Drive Rita Rzezuski 36 Populatic Street “Suzuki” Favorite Saying: Really!” Found With: Linda, Joan, Sandy, Lisa, Belinda, Nancy, and Marieanne. Favorite Memories: Jr. Year, football season, trip to California, and Oskey. Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Drill team, NHS, Oskey, Kaliedescope, newspaper, Yearbook, Science Club, O.E.A., Track team, J.V. Tennis, Pep Club, Ecology Club, Flea Market Committee. Favorite Past-time: Riding around with my friends. “I hate having a pass to walk around, and not being able to leave school grounds during your study periods. Brian Sampson 171 Oak Street James Sauvageau 80 Miller Street Nickname: “Bones” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Later” Usually Found With: Barry Yadisernia, Sterling Chap¬ man. Ambition: To be an electri¬ cian. Activities: Hockey. “Discipline study shouldn’t be given for skipping one class.” Susan Sellew 1221 Pond Street Nickname: “Sue” Usually Found With: Lenny, Denise, Shawn, Jude, Donna, and Janet. Favorite Memories: March 19, 1976, Junior Prom, Cape, Partridge Street, Boston, Sherborn, F.C.D.C., P.B.’s, and Concerts. Ambition: Be sure I am happy for the rest of my life, and make the best of everything. Interests: Drawing fun¬ ny faces. Favorite Past-time: Go¬ ing out and partying but also hav¬ ing a good time. Likes-Fridays at 2:10, “Mr. Bonollski”. Dislikes-AII Mondays and supervised studies, passes in the hall. Cynthia Sgrosso 132 Longhill Road Nickname: “Cindy” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Quite Excellent” Usually Found With: Joan, Linda, Marianne, Rita, etc. Favorite Memories: Junior Year. Ambition: To be a teacher, and to go to England. Activities: Drill Team. Favorite Past-time: Listening to: The Who, 10CC, Queen, Beatles, Aerosmith, Beach Boys, etc. Likes-Some of the teachers, the jukebox, basketball games. Dislikes-Needing passes to go anywhere, the coldness of the library in the winter. Patricia Shaw 30 Anthony Road “Shawsy”, “Pat” Favorite Saying: “You Farley” Usually Found With: Lynn D., 495 Crew, and kids around the locker. Favorite Memories: Saturday Nights, Summer of ’76. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Basketball, Class President, Student Council, Intramurals, French Club, Spanish Club, Kaleidescope, Oskey. Dislikes-Homework, and being asked for a pass. “High School had some ‘hard times’ but the ‘good times’ surpassed them.” Rhonda Sheets 137 Pond Street “Sheetsie” Favorite Saying: “What ' s new kid?” Usually Found With: Debbie, Shawn, Chuck, Darrell, Chris, Barry, Donna, Karen, Lisa. Favorite Memories: Oskey, Kaliedescope, Jr. Miss, Summer of 76, April 76, Sept. 13, 1976, Maine, Nov. 12 13 of 76. Ambition: To get my Ph.D in psy¬ chology. Activities: Jr. Miss, Oskey, Kaliedoscope, Soccer coach for town. Favorite Past- time: Dancing. Likes-Mr. Johnston, school dances, par¬ ticipating in gym. Dislikes- Needing a pass to go everywhere, the girl’s room, two-faced people. “Good luck to the class of 77” Belinda Sheppard 9 Flynn Road “Bee-Gee” “Giant” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Really” Usually Found With: Rita, Holly, Linda, Marilyn, Lisa, Nancy, Sandy, Karen, Patti, Marianne, Cindy. Favorite Memories: Feb. 76, Worcester, Aug. 20-23 76, Maine. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Activities: Drill Team, Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 2, Spring track 1,3,4, FHA HERO (Vice- President) 4, Health Services Assist 3, Science Club (Sec. + Treas.) 4, Kaleidescope 3,4, Oskey 3,4, Bye, Bye-Birdie 1, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club 2. Christopher Sheppard 9 Flynn Road Nickname: Ironman” Favorite Saying: “Keep on trucking.” Usually Found With: Everybody. Favorite Memories: The Mint. Ac¬ tivities: Hunting, fishing, target shooting. Favorite Past-time: Working at the Big D. Likes of F.H.S.: Not that many rules. Arthur Shorrock Birch Street Nickname: “Pixie”, “Artie”. Favorite Memories: Beating Bel¬ mont for Eastern Mass, champs. Ambition: Become an engineer. Activities: Soccer, Skiing. Favorite Past-time: Playing backgammon. “I dislike teachers not admitting they are wrong.” Margaret Silve 53 Mill Street Nickname: “Peggy” Usually Found With: Chris, Elaine, Deb, Anne, and friends. Favorite Memories: 8 19 74, Skip days at Red Dam, Wasted Acres, Beaver, Boston Common. Ambition: To be successful. Activities: D.E.C.A. I, II. “The fun isn’t behind us, it’s ahead of us.” Kirk Simon 8 Lincolnwood Drive Favorite Saying: No one can make you feel inferior without your own consent.” Usually Found With: My mouth open. Favorite Memories: Winning the NCSL Championship, Party after the Senior Class play, Taking pictures for the Yearbook, Bon’s Bon’s Christmas Party, Sending tapes to Minn. Ambition: To be 6 feet tall, or have a black belt in Karate. Ac¬ tivities: Soccer, tearing up the fairways at FCC with my nine iron, Senior Class Play. “Ickney Bickney Bock” Vincent Sitkauskas 9 Russell Street Favorite Saying: “Later” Usually Found With: Drew, Paul, Digger, George, Brian, Tony, Jonny. Favorite Memories: Four year in High School, and the parties at the Moon. Cynthia Smaltz 409 Coronation Drive “Cindy” Favorite Saying: “Jeez” Usually Found With: Dick, Tweet, Mare, Di, Tese, Li, Gook. Favorite Memories: 5 8 76, ’76 daces, be¬ ing with the girls during track. Am¬ bition: T o make it as a professional writer. Activities: Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Mirage 4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2. Likes-lnvolved classes, interesting teachers. Dislikes-Cafeteria food, passes. “I wish the entire Senior class luck in the future, and their present dreams to be fulfilled.” Clifford Smith 120 Miller Street Nickname: “Cliff” Usually Found With: Dave DiMartino, Paul Burns. Ambition: Go into business for myself. Favorite Past-time: Wasting time in the library. “Thanks to a lot to the few teachers who were good friends.” Deborah Smith 13 Church Street Nickname: “Deb” Favorite Saying: “I’m on it!” Usually Found With: Judy, Donna, and Kathy. Favorite Memories: Fleetwood Mac - Eagles Concert, 5 2 76, Summer of ’76. Ambition: To do something meaningful with my life. Favorite Past-time: Partying with loads of people. Getting to know different people. Likes-The people, smok¬ ing area, studies, and vacations. Dislikes-Passes, late bells, Snob¬ by people, Crowded halls, C- House office. “I can ' t wait to get out of school, but I’m sure going to miss alot of people.” Kathleen Smith 851 Lincoln Street Nickname: “Kath” Favorite Say¬ ing: “I don’t believe it!” Usually Found With: Debbie, Donna, and Judy. Favorite Memories: Summer of ’76, and November 5. Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. Activities: National Honor Society, Theatre Arts, and Elementary aide. Likes-The peo¬ ple, study, and the smoking area. Dislikes-The rules and people who enforce them. “Thank God its finally over!” Kevin Smith 8 Meadowbrook Road Favorite Saying: “Abash” Favorite Memories: Going to Grand¬ mother’s cottage, To work and have a good time with family and friends. Ambition: To have a fun and exciting life. Interests: Scuba¬ diving, Swimming, Tennis, Vaca¬ tion. Favorite Past-time: To have a good time and playing the guitar. “There are a lot of nice people, and there is always something to do at F.H.S.” Paul Smith 3 Tyson Road Gail Spencer 351 Grove Street Nickname: Spence. Favorite Memories: Hyannis ' 76, and par¬ ties. Ambition: To become an ex¬ ecutive secretary. Activities: class secretary 4, OEA 3-4, cheerleading 1 Gary Spencer 351 Grove Street Nickname: Fat Rat, Spence. Favorite Memories: New Hampshire in the summer of 76. Ambition: To get a good job. Favorite Past-time: Partying Janet Stanton Dailey Drive Nickname: “Jan” Favorite Saying: “Oh hush” Favorite Memories: OEA trip to Hyannis. Ambition: To be Me! and travel around awhile. Favorite Pastime: Writing, having poetry published. Dislikes-Gym classes. “Memories never fade”. Karyn Stefan 20 Hawthorne Drive Favorite Saying: “Sure” Found With: Taffy, Jennifer, Greg. Favorite Memories: Summer 75, Junior year, Graduation, Senior Banquet. Ambition: To get out of school. Favorite past-time: Par¬ tying “I dislike ignorant people and would like to some of the rules changed or eased for the un¬ derclassmen.” Laurie St. John 317 Maple Street Nickname: Brandy” Favorite Say¬ ing: “Hi Guy” Usually Found With: Kenny, Kathy, and Paula. Favorite Memories: Junior Prom. Ambi¬ tion: To get a good job and to live my life the way I should. “What I like at FHS is that the people and teachers are both friendly.” I en¬ joyed my four years at Franklin High School.” Charles Stockwell 66 Daniels Street “Stockie”, “Chuck” Favorite Say¬ ing: “L , Joey. Usually Found With: Mark, Rhonda, Denny, Roger, Mike, Brian, and the rest of the gang. Favorite Memories: Summer of 75, 76, April of 76, New Jersey. Ambition: To become a big business head. Interests: Automotives, Gym. Favorite Past¬ time: Driving my car, listening to tapes, earning money and spen¬ ding it, and the girls. “Good luck to the class of 77.” Karen Sullivan 108 Pine Street Nickname: “Sully” Usually Found With: Lisa, Amo, Kathy, Gail, Diane, Annie. Favorite Memories: Sophomore year, and parties. Ambition: To become a Medical Secretary. Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3, Class Secretary 1,2,3, O.E.A. 4, Jr. Miss Pageant 4. Laurie Sullivan 431 Washington Street Nickname: Laur. Favorite Memories: August 27th at Cronins, Cape Cod conference, Elton John concert, Eagles con¬ cert. Favorite Saying: “Ya know” Usually Found With: Patti, Sue, Kook, Phil, sometimes Janet, Donna, and Pat. Activities: OEA 3, OEA president senior year, year¬ book William Sullivan 109 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: Hank. Usually Found With: Judy, Kevin, and Jeff. Ac¬ tivities: tennis, skiing, bowling, working. Likes About FHS: the faculty, most of them, and es¬ pecially the parking lot Kurt Swan beck 27 Union Street No goal is too high; if we climb with care and confidence” Usually Found With: The soccer crowd . . . Favorite Memories: tobagganing January “76”, cam¬ ping with my family in 69,70,71, and 72; The Parties . . . “To get through college as an architect” . . . Activities: playing Soccer and Tennis for FHS, participating in Kaleidescope and Oskey, being a part of the Prom committee . . . Likes: my guidance counselor and my teachers, the cheerleaders, the shows, and all the sports. Dislikes: The spirit of FHS, and final exams Philip Swanson 462 Lincoln Street Usually found with: The Guys. Favorite memories: Kicking Belmont’s . . . Ambition: Make a success of myself. Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Golf, Student Council VP, Kaleidoscope. “On the whole, I think FHS is pretty good” Janet Sylvia Hayes Street Usually found with: Nancy, Judy, Sue, Denise, Judy, Kathy, Leanne, and Laurie. Favorite memories: Elton John concert 7-4-76, Fleetwood Mac concert, Jr. skip day, Summer ’75, running to Brooks, Charlie. Favorite past¬ time: going out after work, going out on weekends. Likes about FHS; 2:10 pm, studies. Dislikes about FHS: passes, and “wardens” Antionette Taddeo Elwood Road “Hi hon! “what an arm pit” Nickname: Taddeo or Ant. Ac¬ tivities: cheerleader 1-3, Oskey, Kaleidoscope, OEA member, clerical pool, secretary to the Math Department, Chorus, Chorus Talent show, Central District Chorus, Honor Roll, “Junior Miss” “To become a secretary and to sing professionally in front of small groups” . . . “During my senior year, I’ve found that there’s something special about everyone at FHS” Antonio J. Talamini III 15 Moore Ave Favorite Saying: How’s it going . . . Nickname: Tal. Activities: Football 1-4, freshmen baseball. Ambition: to be a carpenter Patricia A. Talamini 61 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: Patty. “Life is a road to the unknown, so live it and enjoy it to your fullest” Usually found with: Joyce, Robin, Mare, Kathy, Mooch, Sue and company. Ac¬ tivities: Activities 1-4 Prom com¬ mittee, Float committee (1 st place) 2, Layout Editor Yearbook 77, FHS mascot, comp, cheerleaders mgr., JV softball mgr., Kaleidoscope. I’ll always remember Mr. V. and our gatherings in the back room, the three years of Math with my pal Mrs. Johnson, working on the yearbook with Mr. Fiske,and all the good times I had with my friends” Raymond L Tate Jr. 414 East Central Street Nickname: Ray. Favorite saying: Where you hear this?” Usually found with.: The wrong People. Ambition: Get rich, stay young. Interests: Party when ever I can, and riding motorcycles. Favorite past-time: almost anything except being in Mr. Q’s office. Dislikes about FHS: never anything good in the juke box “If I ever eat in the cafe again, it will be too soon” David Thackaberry 20 Flynn Road Nickname: Thack. Favorite past¬ time: Getting High. Dislikes about FHS: The pass system at FHS is not the best I’ve ever seen Maryalice Thibeault 161 Main Street Nickname: Mary, Mare. Usually found with: Scott, Robin, Pat, Joyce, Deb, Kathy, and Diane. Favorite memories: Field hockey ’76, DE convention, Mond- nacknock Mts. climb, Mr V. and our gatherings in the back room, and repelling with Miss Rich. Am¬ bition: Hairdresser. Activities: Field hockey 2-4, softball 1-4, Asst. DE treasurer, basketball girls mgr. 3-4, Prom committee, Float committee (1st place) 2, and yearbook 77. Likes about FHS: being one of Bonollo’s girls”, the Nerd’s class, and the Nerd” Robert Thorne 13 Stanford Road Nickname: Thorney. Usually found with: Joe Vent, Cheesey Rider, Bobe, Jack, Gent, Birdman, Oosty, Linzk, and Quiny. Favorite memories: The zoos in front of Mr. Chases room between periods. Activities: Basketball 1-4, Tennis 3-4 Archie Tozian 1 Cynthia Lane Nickname: NEECH . . . Usually found with: Mark, Jim, John, Eric, Dave . . . Favorite Memories: The Summer of 76, being the third person to wear a pair of Bobby Orr’s hockey gloves . . . Ac¬ tivities: All sports and outdoor ac¬ tivities . . . Likes: Third period chef class. Patricia Treckman 11 Warwick Road Nickname: Pat . . . Usually found with: Laurie C., Brenda, Sue Suzanne, and Laurie . . . Favorite Memories: Summer of 73, 74; Girls Basketball, Skiing at Wildcat, N.H. . . . Ambition: To do the best in whatever I do . . . Activities: Skiing, writing poetry, Literary Magazine, watching basketball, meeting new people . . .Anything else you’d like to say: I’ve met a lot of good friends in my three years at Franklin High School Patricia Ann Tulli 308 West Central Street Nickname: Pat . . . Favorite Say¬ ing: Excellent . . . Usually found: In the field house or with the “gang” . . . Favorite memories: Freshman and Junior years; April 15, 1976, State Trials in Track 74, 75, 76, and January 26, 1976 . . . Ambition: Nursing . . . Activities: Field Hockey 1, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Girls Track 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff 4 . . . Likes: Field house, tennis court . . . Dislikes: The 7:45 Bell. Mike Vendetti 40 Propsect Street Philosophy: Later for Chef, Yeah it’s Friday, I wasted the fence Boisture wasted on October 10, 1976 . . . Nickname: Vendo . . . Activities: Track winter 2,3,4; Spr¬ ing Track 2,4 .. . Ambition: To live a long life or come back after I die, to get the gell out of F.H.S. . . . Anything else to say: Birdie is a killer victim. Joseph Venturoso 200 Pond Street Nickname: Joe Vent . . . Favorite saying: How are ya? . . . Usually found with: Quinny, Thorne, Cheesy Rider, Birdman, Osty, Ootsy, Curly, Lenz, Greek, Jack, Bobby Babe . . . Favorite memories: The Pat’s games, weekends and senior year . . . Ambition: To be successful and enjoy life to it’s fullest extent . . . Activities: Baseball 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2. . . Likes: lunch and standing in hall . . . Dislikes: passes . . . Anything else to say: I enjoyed high school but most of all my senior year. Alice Vetrano 16 George Road Activities: Kaliedoscope and Oskey . . . Favorite Past-Time: Dancing, Running and Reading . . . Ambition: Airline Passenger Agent . . . Dislikes: Lunch and Wasted time. Kathleen Villiard Brook Street Peter Wallace 76 Cross Street Nickname: “Jack”, Wally . . . Ac¬ tivities or Interests: Golf team . . . My ambition is to make money . . . Anything else you’d like to say: Andy, Proulx, Hunch, Neech, Birdie, Fonny, Fat Jack, Doctor, and Vendo are all VIVIA’S . . . Favorite Memories: Mad dogging in Bergy’s cooking class 2nd period. Sitting in the Library with the gang during studies. Margaret C. Walters 466 Dailey Drive Activities: Field Hockey, Basket¬ ball, French Club, Spanish Club, Journalism, Yearbook Staff . . . Anything else you’d like to say: J.J. is a farce and my best wishes go to Mrs. Gebow. Douglas J. White 186 Peck Street Nickname: Whitey; Doug. Usually Found With: Carolyn, Don, Gent, Joe, and the rest of the locker gang. Favorite Memories: The Prom; “Hack’s” election; and the weekends. Ambition: To be a success. Activities or Interests: Student Council Homeroom Representative; All-Star Wrestl¬ ing, Watching High School games, and hanging around between periods. Likes Dislikes of F.H.S.: Dislike teachers who make you get to class before the bell rings Leanna White West Central Street Lu Anne Whitman 21 Peck Street Doris Irene Williams 762 Pond Street Activities: Tennis, Skating. Ambi¬ tion: I am planning to go into the Air Force in the middle of September Leonard Williams 24 Southgate Road Nickname: Lenny . . . Favorite saying: Pastime . . . Usually found with: Sue, Tom, Shawn, Mark, Scott, Gail, Lou Reed Rock and Roll animal . . . Favorite Memories: March 19, 76, Pro¬ night and cape, concerts, Par¬ tridge Street whisky days, wasted acres, T-Bird, Christmas, Speed week over Tom’s, the first time I met Ed . . . Ambition: To become a man of Knowledge . . . Ac¬ tivities: Going out and Partying. Linda Whitmore 9 Skyline Drive Nickname: Farrah. Favorite Say¬ ing: “The Pits” Usually Found With: Doreen, Mike, Chris, and Karin. Favorite Memories: Sept. 19, 1975, Oct. 15, 1976 and Oct. 26, 1976. Ambition: Writer. Ac¬ tivities: Cheerleader, Jr. Miss Pageant, Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Health Careers. Favorite Past-Time: Being with the people that I like and Partying with my friends Laura M. Wicknick 67 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: Wicky. Favorite Say¬ ing: Pardon Me. Favorite Memories: Listening to Pat T. worry about changing classes at the beginning of the year. Ambi¬ tion: To become a vet and own my own kennel. Activities or Interests: Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4, Softball 1,2,3, 4, Trailbike riding, Skateboarding. Favorite Past- Time: Riding my trailbike or play¬ ing softball. Dislikes of F.H.S.: Mr. Vallee’s French class Donna Williamson 7 Gerad Circle Favorite saying: oh sure. Usually found with: Lisa, Amo, Laurie, Brenda, and Joe. Favorite memories: The Prom, and July 6, 1976. Ambition: To get a degree in child care and work with young children. Activities: Prom com¬ mittee Randall Woo Kathleen Drive I Brian Woodman 21 Skyline Drive Nickname: Woody. Usually found with: Linda, Doreen, Artie, Head, Curl, and Carpy. Activities: Soccer Anne T. Wroblicka 91 Pine Ridge Drive Nickname: Terry, “69”. Usually found with: Foxy, Bert, Meesh, J.C., Guid, House, Cooch, Kim, and Sandra. Favorite saying: “FOXY”; Alright babe. Favorite memories: My first bonfire in 75 - it wasn’t my only first either, right Deb I. and Joan. Activities: Field- hockey 1-4, National Honor Society (eat your heart out Chas). “To all those who refer to me as 69 - ‘Chuck you Farley’” Donna Wyllie 95 Peck Street “Animals are for loving not wearing” Ambition: to be a Medical Secretary or work with animals. Usually found with: Audrey Babicky, or on Prudence Island Sandra Young 31 Alpine Row Nickname: Sandy. Favorite say¬ ing: Oh well! Usually found with: Linda, Joan, Rita, Linda, and Lisa. Favorite memories: Oskey, foot¬ ball season, summer vacation, bonfire 75, child development class activities. Ambition: working with children. Activities: Drill team, National Honor Society, girls spr- ing track ’74, Oskey and Kaleidoscope. Favorite past-time: daydreaming, being with friends, sleeping in Trig class. “Best wishes to the Seniors” Peter Zarkadas 175 Oak Street Nickname: Zinc. Usually found with: Zeff, Mike, Chas, Bob, and Debbie. Favorite memories: Being stranded with Debbie until 5:30 in the morning after the Eagles con¬ cert. Ambition: Wake up tomorrow morning. Activities: Oskey 2-4, Kaleidoscope 4, yearbook staff, tennis 2-4, Spanish club, stage band 2-4. “I hate being asked for a pass by some sadistic first year teacher” SENIORS NOT PICTURED Richard Dargan Joseph D. Rasrrio 184 School Street Andrew Hanson 111 Lincoln Street Suzette Heath Conlyn Avenue Raymond Johnson Pine Ridge Drive Victor Kubli 548 Chestnut Street Paul Mclnnis George Noyes Brushwood Drive Elaine Pasquino West Central Street Robert Roy Victoria Stetson George Road Spencer Slingerland Lincoln Street Edwin White MICHAEL FEELEY ...I am not composed of snowflakes? My eyes are filled with them. They are falling faster now. Suppose I go outside and join them.... ...snow is already blowing the room is disassembled our substance, the room’s substance, is snowflakes; we are falling apart now, we have reentered the eternal storm. From THE INNOCENT ASSASSINS by Loren Eiseley, copyright c 1973 Loren Eiseley. Reprinted by permission of Charles Scribner’s Sons. by: Loren Eiseley from Innocent Assassins MR. WILLIAM FISKE Mr. Fiske is a person who Knows wnai ne wants and goes out to seek it. This is one of the reasons he has made such a good advisor for our yearbook. Suzanne Quinlan Having Mr. Fiske as our yearbook advisor made me feel confident about the success of our yearbook. Mr. Fiske is a multitalented person whom I greatly admire and respect. His diverse experiences and abilities assure him a prosperous future. Thanks for everyth¬ ing. Love, Sue Abbott man is an experience one should take advantage of. I hold him in highest esteem. A really choice man. Jeff Bird Never have I worked with a person as understan¬ ding, willing and human as Mr. Fiske. During the many hours I spent working on our yearbook, whenever there was a crisis, Mr. Fiske always had a way of enabling us to make it through. He is a person I respect and admire and his character has made a lasting impression upon me. Roberta Heinzmann Mr. Fiske, or Fiskie as he is affectionately called is a man of supreme worth. He has been valuable to us in our quest to make a “great” yearbook. Anytime you got into a jam or needed advice, Fiskie was there to help you. With his competent knowledge in finance, publishing and photography, this year’s and yearbooks to come will be the best at F.H.S. with him as yearbook advisor. To know and work with the This page was not dedicated because of the tradition of previous yearbooks. Rather it was felt by the yearbook staff that this was the most permanent way in which we could extend our gratitude toward Mr. Fiske for his countless hours of devotion in producing what we conside r to be the best yearbook ever recognized at Franklin High to date. ■h MR. CHARLES VAILLANCOURT Mr. V., Thank you for your time, care, ana your con¬ cern. You have helped me and many others through many things. For this, ’I Love You’ Mary Thibeault I’ll never forget Mr. V. and all the good times we had together. He was always there to pull my spirits up when they were down and to lend a helping hand to me or anyone else who needed it. He was more then just an advisor, he was and is a good friend. Patty Talamini (guinea) Mr. V., I’ve come to know you, to love you, and respect you. Be good. Debbie Delfino Mr. V., You’re a person whom I’ve come to know and respect very much. You were always there for me and other people when they needed lifting and told us when our liftings were too much. As class advisor, you have helped our class very much. Thank you Mr. V. for all the things you’ve done and for being there. Luana Mucciarone (Mooch) There is only one word to describe Mr. V. and that’s super. If you have a problem, Mr. V. is the guy to go to for help. He is very special, to me. I Love Him Robin Hayes The Class of 77 would like to express its apprecia¬ tion to Mr. Vaillancourt for his four years of dedica¬ tion. He helped to bring us through the most memorable years of our lives. There are no words that could describe our appreciation except, ’We Love You Mr. V.’ and thanks for everything. CLASS HISTORY Dur freshman year was a new experience for the class of ’77. Gone were the strict rules of junior high, and in was the freedom of Franklin High School. Many of us were frightened by the expansive structure called Franklin High, as the new high school was so much bigger than other schools we attended previously. For the first few days of school, we, as freshmen, were lost in a “hub bub” of upperclassmen, handbooks, schedules, and locker combinations. However, just as mice trapped in a maze, we finally found our way in, around, and out of the school. What privileges we were allowed in high school! The cafeteria study halls provided a club¬ house type of atmosphere. Instead of doing homework, we, as freshmen, entertained ourselves by playing cards, listening to the jukebox, and munching on snacks {only if we picked up our mess.) If we wanted to be studious, we knew that silence was golden in the library. A freshmen’s trip to the library was most often a round trip, as a result of being kicked out for disturbing the peace. Initiation was a constant fear in back of the freshmen’s minds. Although we heard var¬ ious rumors, that may be no initiation we received several threats from the seniors. We finally breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that upon Mr. Evan’s decision, initiation would not take place. But WHO was Mr. Evans? As freshmen, we knew Mr. Richard Evans as a voice from the front office who performed the morning announcements, and who made occasional trips down the halls between classes. Nino Labadessa’s student council domin¬ ated the political scene at Franklin High that year. We were granted use of the smoking areas, coke machine, and the big event of the year was the Aerosmith concert. Other entertainment was provided by rowdy dances in the field house. Fhe class of ’77 became politically active in early December when the class officers were elected. The results of the election were, Pat Shaw, President, Kathy LeBlanc, Vice- president, Karen Sullivan, Secretary, and Sue Abbott, Treasurer. Our class was not complete without an advisor. The only member of the faculty who volunteered was appointed as our advisor, Mr. Charles Vaillancourt. During the second half of our freshman year some dues were collected and a dance was held, which provided our treasury with ample funds. As the school year was drawing to a close, we began to prepare for our first year of final exams, cursing Dr. Guiliano, all the way. Reflecting on the events of the year past, we found that we survived a year of Algebra I, and Rookie, Doc Sayer survived his seventh period freshman science class, and another unforgettable moment was the streaker who dashed through the cafeteria. Perhaps he was the only one who experienced initiation that year. We left school on that last day relieved that we made it, and eager to return as sophomores only to look down on the new freshmen. A change in leadership positions marked the election of our sophomore year, which was our first event. For the first few weeks of school, the walls of F. H. S. were covered with campaign posters of the competing rivals. The results were, Scott Bartolomei, Pre¬ sident; Robin Hayes, Vice- president; Karen Sullivan, Secretary; Susan Abbott, Trea¬ surer. Many sophomores spent weeks of preparation for the float contest which took place at the Homecoming football game. (The proud blue panther leaning against goal posts high atop a pick-up truck won first prize, and added to the Sophomore class treasury. Geometery and Biology were required subjects for college bound so¬ phomores. Our courses and teachers for sophomore year were chosen by us at the end of our freshman year, as we experienced the first and last arena scheduling. In the Autumn of our Sophomore year, we ordered our class rings from the Balfour Company. Decisions, Decisions! Trying to decide upon a stone color, and emblem for a ring within a reasonable price limit was a major problem confronting us. We were proud to receive our rings in February, which made us feel more like a part of F.H.S. Although not as many sophomores attend¬ ed the Christmas party as expected, we still had plenty of food and fun. Santa even visited our party. The girls that Santa had plenty of gifts to give, right Nick? As the year progressed, plans for our dance in March were near completion. The music of the group “Slippery Elms”, and the flourescent decor transformed the atmos¬ phere of the cafeteria, making it a most profitable and successful dance. )ur next big fund raising event was the first annual flea market, sponsored by the Junior Class. For the first few weeks of June, our class received donations from students and families. Mr. Vaillancourt made several memorable trips across town, including the ride from Oak Street extension to the high school with Miss Hagstroms’ couch tottering on the back of the school truck. As unorgan¬ ized as we were, we managed to successfully participate on the flea market, and make over $300.00. Olass officers for our Junior year were elected in June. Once again the offices of president and V.P. changed. Pat Daily was elected president, Luana Mucciarone V.P., Karen Sullivan secretary, and Susan Abbott treasurer. VVe entered F.H.S. as juniors with a confident feeling of being upperclassmen; two years down and two more to go. Our first major project this year was to complete the planning of the Prom. A class meeting was held where preparations of the Prom were discussed. A number of issues were voted on, such as: dinner, attendance, and theme song. In November we had our first experience with college preparatory exams when we took our PSAT’s. The latter part of ’75, members of the class of ’77 got together and planned a Jr. X-mas party. It was to be held in the cafeteria on the Monday during the week of X-mas vacation. The object of this party wasn’t to make money, but to get the class together and have a good time. It was planned in the style of a pot-luck dinner. But.due to conditions beyond our control a Nor’Easter hit New England, which in turn cancelled our beautifully planned X-mas party. Wha, a better way to celebrate Valentines Day than to have a dance with appropriate decor; featuring “Axis”. On the eve of our SAT’s, the junior and senior classes, through a joint effort, sponsored a dance-concert with the explosive “Thundertrain”. Saturday morning brought in staggering juniors to their first SAT’s. On April 21, 1976, we as juniors held our Prom at the Flame and Sword restaurant iri Mendon, MA. The theme was appropriately “Nights in White Satin”, and the guys and gals felt like kings and queens as they entered King Arthur’s Round. After a feast of roast beef, the couples enjoyed the music of the Jerry Secco Band. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen and her court. Linda Roccoforte escorted by Nick Carlucci, was chosen heiress to the throne. Cheryl D’Amelio and Pamela Buchanan, were chosen as prin¬ cesses; completing the queen’s court. Near the end of Junior year things started livening up. Locker gangs were established across from the seniors domain and near the walls toward the library. The 1st Annual Cuggie T-Shirt Day was held and became a bi-annual event soon after it was celebrated because of popularity. The anticipation of being a senior was rising. During the day if there was nothing to do people would cruise the town in their ’mobiles to waste time instead of staying in study. The weather was getting warmer as more kids went out during the weekends. Large parties occurred on every Friday and Saturday night down at the High School parking lot, Wasted Acres, and the 495 bridge. Cars lined up in rows as music blared and friends greeted each other. The Junior class then played in a Junior class- Faculty softball game in which we lost to the teachers by one run. Junior Skip Day was a success as about two-thirds of the class took the day off and went to Wasted Acres or other places of interest. The Junior class then participated with the underclass¬ men in a Flea Market which was both fun and profitable. Oskey, the ’77 yearbook, was started with voluntary meetings and inter¬ views with photography and publishing companies being held. Then final exams took over the school, and as the last day finally passed by, we were at last, SENIORS. Mr. Evans Mr. Quinlan Mr. Rose I I I i i V I PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gym classes, for the first time are coed. This can, at times prove very in¬ teresting. Miss Richards (7), Miss Corwin (4), Mr. Sutherland (9), and Mr. Bonollo (1), are the P. E. teachers. Margaret Walters (8) looks right at home playing basketball. Gym provides a much needed time for enjoyment in the middle of a hard day. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 77 ENGLISH The English department consists of many different personalities, ideas, and expressions. Mrs. Ligon (1), Mrs. Simon (6), Miss Baca (8), and Mr. Lombardi (7) try to give the impression that English is all fun and games while the seriousness of the subject is maintained by Miss Hepburn (5) and Miss Pywell (11). Taking time out for refreshments are Mrs. Dudash (12) and Mrs. Vosburgh (3). Mr. Nerney (9), Ms. Maguire (4), and Mr. Gilmore (10) present many varied expressions ' . 79 Mr. McKenna (1) and Mrs. Gebow (5) are busy working with their students (4). In pensive moods are Mr. Chrabaszcz (2) and Miss Rogier (3). mmSmm INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts department at F.H.S. offers a diversified area of study. Each course has its own well planned and well equipped facilities. Mr. Frohm (1) is installing a piston. Future mechanics (4) (5) are working on an engine. Mr. Auteri (2) demonstrates how to join wood together. Mr. Hinkley (3) and a group of potential electricians. Mr. Beaumier (6) is an instructor of Architectural Drawing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS, cont. More and more students are becoming involved with Industrial Arts each year. Nine skillful teachers are dedicated to this department and to the students. Among the faculty are Mr. Molla (1), Mr. Sweet (3), and Mr. Tracy (7). An excellent teacher-pupil relationship exists in this department—Mr. Hinckley and Paul Cornetta (2), Mr. Ettenhoffer (4) and his students of Graphic Arts class (5). (6) Judy Dolaher demonstrates the good eye safety program in all shops. 1 Ml HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department is favorably located in a central area of the school. It is headed up by Mrs. Markee. Nutrition, Creative Arts, Interior Design, Clothing and Foods are some of the elective courses offered in this department. It has recently added several new courses to it’s curriculum including Child Development, taught by Mrs. Stein (1) and Miss Slozak (12) and Fashion Designing, taught by Mrs. Bennet (11). Other teachers include Mrs. Markee (4) and Mrs. Berglund (10). The H. E. Department is rapidly becoming more popular with the guys as it is with the girls. The Chef’s course gives the guys a chance to put “a finger in the pie” so to speak. Master Chef’s John LaVoie, Brian Sampson, Brian Woodman and John Kelly (6) whip up some delight for their enjoyment. SOCIAL STUDIES The social studies department has many experienced and dedicated educators. Dr. Lichtenburg (5) the department head, has a long list of colleagues. James C. Johnston (10), is the resident expert on Colonial times. Mr. Williams (1) and Mr. Luccini (4) add a bit of sport to the staff. Mr. Mulcahy (7) and Mr. Frailey (3) are the thinkers. Mr. Chelotti (9), Mr. Crowley (2), Mrs. Palli (8), and Mrs. Peters (6), complete the staff. SCIENCE From dissecting sharks to examining the molecular construction of particles, the Franklin High School Science Department, under the direction of Dr. Sayer (8) offers interesting and varied courses in Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, among others. Mrs. Smith passes out papers in her Physics class (1), and Mrs. Neviackas (2) explains scientific notation to her Modern Chemistry class, while Miss Carlson (3) appears to be amused with her Biology students. Cheryl D’Amelio and Dave Murphy watch as Mike Kennefick conducts a chemistry experiment (5). Mrs. Hughes (7) poses in her Chemistry class, as Mr. DiMarco (9) teaches Biology. The Science classes have occasional visitors as demonstrated in (4), and ( 6 ). SCIENCE, cont. Mr. Vaillancourt (1) pleasantly addresses one of his science classes, while Mr. Post (2) takes attendance in his Ecology class. Mr. Parmenter (3) takes a breather from his Physiology students. Biology students (4) enjoy experimenting with the microscope as Paul Burns (5) expresses himself in his science class. Students (6) examine model in Biology, as Mr. Fiske’s Biology class (7) patiently await a film. Scott Mullaney (8) takes a moment to review his notes. Mr. Kingsbury (9) explains the Periodic Table of Elements to his Chemistry class, while Mrs. Willard (10) takes time out from correcting tests to chat. Mr. Chase (11) with his usual grin, poses for the photographer. FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department adds to the curriculum by taking the students around the world. In their happy-go-lucky way, Mr. Rice (1), Mr. Vallee (6), Miss Wilson (7) and Mr. Roselli (10) teach the language as well as the culture of France and Spain. Mr. Irvine (4) gets thoroughly involved in her explanations as seen by these typical shots. Mr. Kemp (8) seems to be applauding his students on their progress yet he remains inwardly frustrated. During a more serious moment, we see Mrs. Kenney (9) explaining Latin nouns, and Mr. Robinson (5) r-r-rolling his rrrrrrrrr’s. , • ♦ ■ : MATH A seemingly cheerful group of teachers, the Mathematics department turns mean during test time. Math really isn’t as amusing as Mr. Compagnone (13), Mrs. Burke (9), Mr. Belejack (3), Mrs. Johnson (14), and Mrs. Poellmitz (8) seem to think. Congratulations to Mr. Leone (11), Mr. Loper (12), Mr. Costello (4), and Mrs. Russo (7) for keeping your composures. One can’t be sure of Mrs. Menize (2), Miss Turco (6), Mrs. Cook (1), and Mr. Gonzalves (5), for their expressions reveal nothing. : FINE ARTS Led by a trio of superb art instructors, Mrs. Laws (4), Mr. Crowley (7), and Mr. Macphee (3), the art department adds an interesting dimension to Franklin High. Doris Williams (1) builds a bowl, while other student draw (2), and use the pottery wheel (5). MUSIC Music is an expression of oneself, whether it is alone (5) or in a group (4). Together Mr. Balest (2) and Mr. Sacco (1) try to get students to bring their talents together to create special sound (3). BUSINESS The Franklin High School Business department has really advanced throughout the years because it offers courses in practically every field of the business world. The teachers try to prepare their students so they can face the career of their choice with confidence. Ms. Chabot and Mrs. Strack (1 and 2) are shown between classes. Diane O’Brien (3) is catching up on some last minute work. Terry Phillips (4) is helping out her fellow student, Kathy Luscz. The head of the business department, Mrs. Reizen (5) , takes a minute out from her busy schedule. One of the growing subjects, accounting, is taught by Mr. Clamp (6). Mrs. Richardson (7) explains the day’s assignment to one of her students. Ms. Roaf (8) is helping accounting student, Jim Ray. The business courses are set up so that the students who are really in¬ terested in a business career, can work independently as though they were in a real office. Mrs. Farmer (1) gives Elaine VonEuw an explanation on her question. Mrs. Bloom (2) watches over her class. Taking a break from typing, Ann Carlucci (3) catches the camera’s eye. Mrs. Brunelli (4) peeks out from behind the door. Linda Jaros (5) works diligently on her typing. Mr. Gray (6) takes some time out for a picture. -•.y.y, SEh iZ � « ‘ , 112 23 � • ,f it ft� ;2i « ‘« ' ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION A new program initiated at F.H.S. this year was Alternative Educa¬ tion. This program is directed by Mrs. Catherine deLaubenfels and is located in what was formerly the Superintendent of Schools Office. Mrs. deLaubenfels teaches a small group of students usually numbering around nine who have combined schedules of regular classes and Alternative Education. (1) shows Mrs. deLaubenfels gathering materials for her class, (2) shows her discussing with Dr. Sayer how he can help her in this new program. g. V Mr. Herman McCall is one teacher who is rarely in his room. Mr. McCall’s job is to instruct new inexperienced drivers in the rules of the road. The road class goes on throughout the day, and for many kids this is the only time they have a chance to drive. In (3) Mr. McCall is making a point in his Driver’s Ed. class, and in (4) he is giving instructions on how to use the simulators. DRIVER’S EDUCATION GUIDANCE The Guidance Department of F.H.S. is comprised of six members who are available to the needs and problems of the students. Besides organizing S.A.T.’s, Achievement Tests and College Conferences, they sponsor many events which enable students to plan their future. Mr. Evans (1) and Mr. Rainville (6) are guidance counselors to the C-house homeroom students. Mr. Bucchanio (4) and Mrs. McManus (5) are found in B-house while Mr. DiLibero (2) is assigned to D-house and Mrs. Stack (3) is the main guidance secretary. SPECIALISTS Franklin High has a fine team of specialists. Mr. Lumenti (1) is the adjustment counselor, Mr. Chauncey (3), and Mr. Kiley (5) teach the special students, and Mr. Gormely (6) and (4), is the reading teacher. HEALTH CAREERS Through practical application, the Health Service Assistants learn various aspects of the health field. Mr. Ivimey (1) gives the students the basics before going into Milford Hospital every Friday. Lisa Bartelloni and Donna Richmond (2) attempt to make the bed as Lola Heinzmann instructs. Sandy Marchand (5) watches on as Lola Heinzmann takes Lulu’s blood pressure. Debbie Dorr (8) takes an in¬ strument out of the closet as Sue Plummer (3) listen’s to Donna’s heart with Lisa helping out. The Health Service Assistants Program is surely an ex¬ cellent class for those wishing to enter the Health field. 104 4 1—mu. LIBRARY The library atmosphere offers opportunities for many different activities. Janet Sylvia (1), Patti Dunham (2) and Ted Parker (11) use the library for relaxing during a free period. For Joe Profenna (3) and Kirk Simon (4) it appears to be all fun and games, but for Paul Chastanet (7), Kathy O’Neill and Cindy Robinson (10) the library is a place for serious studying. The staff, including Mrs. Greenwood (6), Mrs. Allen (8) and Mr. Peters (9) help the students to freely utilize the resources offered by the library. The bell instigates a rush to return books, magazines and headphones to the front desk. - -v. � ’ ' ■-! i 1 ■ L Mfiffilll j |; 1 ’i™ !!L Activities YEARBOOK It doesn’t seem necessary to point out that this years year¬ book has taken a new direction and is under new leadership. At the end of our Jr. year, some members of the Class of 77 decided they wanted a more traditional type of yearbook. There were mixed feelings when this matter was presented at one of the more exciting class meetings, but the majority of the votes were in favor of the change. Over the summer, this inexperienced crew of yearbook staff members met and discussed ideas for the book. Originality, organization, and quality were our main goals. It seemed almost impossible, but after weeks of hard work the final pages of Oskey 77 were completed. Senior class officers had Gradua¬ tion exercises, Banquet, Christmas party, Caps and Gowns, Dues (hard to get), Yearbook, Raising money, Class activities, etc., but we managed to be successful in our endeavors. Help wasn’t always available, as we had to do many things ourselves with a few dedicated people extending themselves to aid us in times of need. As Senior Class officers we had good times and fun ex¬ periences serving the Senior Class of 1977. We will never forget the people we met and ac¬ complishments we made at F.H.S. OFFICERS 112 Freshman Class Officers (2) left to right; Joan Elliot, treasurer, Linda Watkins, Vice President; Diane Denomme, Secretary; Bruce Bennet, President. Sophomore Class Officers (1) Mike Currier, President; David Oxford, Vice President; Cathy Begin, Secretary; Judy Wojiechowski, Treasurer. Student Council (8) Scott Mullaney, President; Phil Swanson, Vice President; Heidi Swanbeck, Secretary; Donna Huie, Treasurer; Sandra Arruda; Student Representative to School Committee. National Honor Society: Tom Prince, President; Dan Myers, Vice President; Cheryl D’ Amelio, Secretary; Karin Brown, Treasurer. Senior Class Officers: Sue Abbott, Treasurer; Gail Spencer, Secretary; Luana Mucciarone, Vice President; Jeff Bird, President. Junior Class Officers: (5) Liz Guiliano, President; Kathy Neelon, Vice President; Bar¬ bara Bennett, Secretary; Diane O’Brien, Treasurer. Some called it an experience, others called it a good time; but no matter what people called it, Junior Miss could best be described as being unique. Friendship was strong throughout Jr. Miss 77 and that’s what made it so un- forgetable. Twenty-four strong girls gained friendship, confidence and best of all treasured memories. The contestants of the pageant will never forget the hard weeks of practice, which lead to the fantastic pageant night. Determination carried the girls through these rough weeks but in the end they realized that every bit of work had really paid off. The girls had acquired something that will never be forgotten; they had experienced the uniqueness of a pageant. The Junior Miss for 1977, Lisa Bartelloni, performed a dance to West Side Story (1). All the girls danced together to Yankee Doodle Dandy (4). Sue Plummer (2) played “The Sting” on piano; Terry Mills (3) did ventriloquism with Danny O’Day. Linda Eknaian (5) also played the piano performing “Rhapsody in Blue”. Joni Bullock (6) sang “Second Hand Rose”. JpH ri ■ ' _SB mm i ■ . - ] . HjL §• af 111 1 -.j | mm ||§® jn[ 1 k JMal B Wgk ■ ■ i 1 ’■ ,A J ] f r : ii| J ml I ■ |i | V i, W life™ y t |H |§f| : j . ' i i; yf Antoinette Taddeo sang a medley of songs with an original monologue preceding them (6) Karin Brown (1) performed her own dance to “Sophisticated Lady” and Mary Ellen Dewing (3) did a sailor’s dance. Sue Rettman (2) did her own rendition of Edith Ann; Patti Dunham (4) did gymnastics and dance to “I Write the Songs”, and Diane Pruvot (7) did ballet to “The Summer of 42”. Lisa Bartelloni (5) was crowned Junior Miss for 1977 and the runnerups, from first to third, were Robin Hayes, Patti Dunham, and Cheryl D’Amelio. r ■ y ■ s if 1 }! 1 1 •. . ' ' • • £ . jj ' ) ■ 11 ‘ ' _ :: f ; i . ' JUNIOR PROM ’76 The class of “77” held their Junior Prom at the “Flame and Sword”. The prom featured the Jerry Secco Band and “Nights in White Satin” was chosen as the theme. The prom was filled with laughter, dancing, and excitement. It was a time for everyone to change from the everyday routine to a formal occasion in which girls were considered young ladies and boys were gentlemen. The queen and court consisted of, Linda Roc- coforte, queen; attendants were Cheryl D’Amelio and Pam Buchanan. The mugs given to each person attending the prom will help to preserve the fond memories acquired there. Dean Fish follows Luana Mucciarone (1) up to get a better view of the dancing. Elaine Mendall and Tommy Bryne (8) make use of their new mugs. Joe Kutil and Arlene DiTondo (7) climb the stairs to enter the prom. Bob Thorne and Doug White (2) enjoy an after dinner cigar, while their dates, Pat Treckmen and Caroline Drew await the next dance. Gary Bolduc, Terry Wroblicka, Debbie Jeon and Scott Andrews (4) chat while they wait for their meal. KALIEDOSCOPE ’76 Kaliedoscope 76 was a succesful variety show displaying many talents. It consisted of singers, dancers, instrumentals, skits, and pantomimes. Patty Dailey and Laurie Cordeiro (1) introduce one of the skits in their own way. “The Caddy” was a skit performed by Sharon McWilliams and Diane D’Aniello (2). Janet Torosian was Dracula doing her own commercial for soap (3). Danny Dickinson (4) played Oscar Madison’s girlfriend in “The Odd Couple”. Gary Bolduc, Mike Lenzi, Zeffro Gianetti, Peter Zarkadas, and Dick Fiscus performed the song “Melissa” (6). Laurie Cordeiro and Ann DiCecco (7) performed an original mime titled “Seaside Rendez¬ vous”. A new feature to Kaliedoscope was the “Junior Miss” contest. The Gorilla (8) was popular among the contestants. The Hoar sisters, Kathy and Rosemary (10) sang while John Bille (9) displayed his piano-playing talent throughout the show. Because of Christmas drawing near, the entire cast (5) sang “We Wish you a Merry Christmas” for a finale. 119 CHRISTMAS PARTY ifola, 1 1 •� • • % ] ■ | Sm-o m ■} ■ |HSL, I! BAND Through long hours of practice the band has devised a really outstanding half time show. Led by Joe Kutil and Sharon Donnell (7) and assisted by Sue Rettman, Joan Churchill, and Donna Richmond (9), color guard captains, the band has been prac¬ ticing since August to present this year’s show. This year’s seniors have played an important part in the improvement of the band over the past four years. Dick Fiscus (4), Richard Lawhorn (5), Scott D’Amelio (2) and John Billie (6) provide the loud tone as Cindy Smaltz (3), Gay Bolduc, Karen LaFrance, Marilyn Root, and Nancy Guidrey (1) add a soft touch. Ad¬ ding color to the show is the American Flag Section with Belinda Sheppard, Carol Sheppard, Cheryl Walker and Joan Churchill who are guided by the pistols Nancy Prescott and Karen Dunne and led by their captain Susan Rettman (9). 0 . E. A. The O.E.A. (Office Education Association) is comprised of students who take at least one business course. The main purpose is to compete in state and local competitions. OEA Officers and Advisors: Mrs. N. Bloom, Terri Phillips, Sec., Dianne Sullivan, Vice-Pres., Mrs. T. Q. Reizian, Miss Chabot, Linda Healy, Historian, Laurie Sullivan, President. The following list are the students enrolled in the OEA Club: L. Anderson, D. Sullivan, L. Jaros, K. Luszcz, S. Matteson, D. Desper, L. Eknain, K. Brown, M. Dewing, T. Phillips, L. Healy, T. Berardi, P. McNutt, K. LaFrance, L. Jaros, J. Santoro, B. Fitzger¬ ald, L. Sullivan, S. Quinlan, Arleen D’Ton- do, R. Rzezuski, C. Cataldo, C. Murphy, M. Bertone, C. Bertone, P. Raymond, N. Adamson, K. Vander Bolgart, K. MacKay, S. Lemire, J. Corneta, M. Coscia, A. Carlucci, D. Halligan. 127 128 CHESS CLUB The chess club, coached by Doc Sayer, had to start its season with a team built mainly of novices and beginners. Led by Paulus Chew and Da-ve MacDonald, the teams high point was its win over K.P. 5 to 0. Due to some of the teams great moves and manuevers, it is sure to return next year, stronger than ever. MATH TEAM The math team on the other hand had a team composed mostly of returning veterans — who led the team to 5th place standing among 14 other schools. Tom Prince and Tom Fording were the outstanding members, scoring high at all meets. The other members of the team include Margaret Moulton, Sandra Arruda, Mary Herrington, Mike LaFleur, Richard Lawhorn, Marie Miller, Robert Minnichelli, Ann Murphy, Cathy Murphy, Kathy O’Neill, Donna Peare, Ron Pettit, Terry Wroblicka, Toby Wroblicka, Jeff Zinchuck, and Coach Belejack. 129 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS The foreign language clubs have been known for their success with raising funds for scholarships and also for sponsoring a spring foreign language festival. The future linguists club (1 and 2) under the direction of Mr. Roselli, is a new addition to the language department this year. Mary Ellen Kearney, (3) treasurer of “Le Club Francais” counts the profits. Tom Fording (4) is the president and Janet Danis, vice president of the French Club. Juan Leiton, a foreign exchange student from Costa Rica resides with the family of Mark DeBaggis while he attends F.H.S. 130 Margaret Walters (6) portrays a typical frenchman complete with a French flag, bottle of wine, Paris Match and Eiffel Tower. Lynn Dempsey and Melissa Janquith (7) are making plans for future activities. Spanish club member, Lola Heinzman (8) chats with Ann Marie Pucillo. Attending a meeting are other Spanish club members (9). Officers of the Latin Club (10) are Sandra Arruda, President; Peggy Hart, secretary; Debbie Heim, treasurer; and Lynda Gordon, Vice president. MIRAGE Mirage is busy preparing for publication in May. It was started to provide an opportunity for individuals to express themselves through poems, short stories, prints, drawings and photographs. Miss Hepburn and Mr. MacPhee are the advisors and members of the staff include: Lani Kennefick (COVER), Tami Galloway, Bob Murray, Jennifer Millis, Melanie Blaisdell, Donna Gaulitz, Brian Yankee, Annette Durand, Patti Grant, Cheri Dorr, Margaret Sheehan, Davi ' d Becker, Debbie Anderson, Liz Huston. ay, ma int, bie FINE PRINT The school newspaper, Fine Print, had a successful year in 76-77. With energetic personnel and a new printer, the staff turned out issues more quickly and profitably. They are shown here busily getting ready another issue of “Fine Print.” To wind up our Junior year the class of 77 played the faculty of FHS to a challenging softball game. The news of the game brought spectators from the various classes to watch, of whom two were, Kathy O’Neil and Tracey Konis. The slowness of the game at times with numerous fouls and errors was over come by some of the spectacular plays (4), with Rick Gentili playing short stop, Kevin Kennedy at 2nd base and Mr. Crowley as the base runner. (2) Mr. Chelotti, not knowing it was an infraction of the rules, sneaks off to 3rd base before Joyce Riley, pitcher, had time to release the ball from her hand. (6) Mrs. Berglund awaits a throw to home base, while Jeff Bird scores one of the Jr’s 7 runs. Rob MacDougal takes a thrashing swing at the ball (3). Although both teams took the game pretty seriously at times there would be a chuckle from the players (7) with Kim Ryan, Luana Mucciaroni, and Ann DiCecco. A close game was only determined in the final innings with the teachers winning 8-7. The teams which made this game a success were (5) the teachers, (from left to right) Mr. Correia, Mr. Chelotti, Mrs. Berglund, Mr. Mulcahy, and Miss Corwin, (not pictured), Mr. Chase, Mr. Tracey, Mr. Becksha, Mrs. Reizan, Mrs. DeLaubenfels, Mr. Gimore, Mr. Crowley, Mr. Rex, Dr. Cipriano, and Mr. Bonollo. (1) Jr. class team (left to right) Phil Swanson, Bob Puracchio, Dave Murphey, Beth Mooney, Terry Mills, Kim Ryan, Steve Howard, Kim O’Shea, Patty Talamini, Luana Mucciarone, Debbie lannuzzi, Joni Bullock, (not pic¬ tured), Jeff Bird, Rick Gentili, Nick Carlucci, Jack Geromini, Steve Adamson, Rob MacDougal, Robin Hayes, Joyce Riley, Phil Cugno, Kevin Kennedy, and Mike Kennefick. m 7= iW St. i Sfc ' , ‘ - k § wHUmk ' FACULTY VS. STUDENT SOFTBALL SR. CLASS BREAKFAST We start we sian serviM BREAKFAST Of 7A.M... 11 ' 1 i lllflil 1 1 mti HpF v i y. |||i§� ? M| I JK t TB .iiSfc. 1 ' y f ' Wk ■ v • . , ' i ij u Students create unique forms of art in the Art Depart¬ ment. They keep busy working with their hands and observing with their eyes. Many students were pleasantly surprised with the end result of their art projects due to the art training they received. FLEA MARKET The class of 77 held its second annual schoolwide Flea Market in June 1976. Donations from students, teachers and friends helped to make the flea market a fun and profitable experience. (1) Lisa Jaros and Linda Eknaian arrived bright and early to help set up the class of 77 display. A “valuable find” of the flea market is modeled by Ann DiCecco (2). Nancy Guidrey and Cheryl D’Amelio (3) find that popcorn is as much fun to sell as it is to eat. Behind his dark shades Mr. Vaillancourt (4) surveys the scene. Service with a smile is provided by Antoinette Taddeo (5) while Jeff Bird handles the profits. One of the lighter moments is shared by Sue Abbott, Karin Brown and Luana Mucciarone (6). Cheryl Richmond, Cathy Begin and Mike Currier (7) assist in the first fund raising project of the class of 79. The class of 78 also prove successful from their flea market endeavors (8). We’re sure that Mike Lenzi will remember how all this material was collected. WORLD EVENTS Fhe summer of 1976 brought about the peak of the Bicentennial celebrations. Climax of the year long celebration took place on July 4th with a huge fleet of tall ships from many nations sailing down the Hudson River. I U was a presidential election year. After a long primary trail, and two conven¬ tions, the race narrowed down to incumbent Gerald Ford, and a peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia, Jimmy Carter. These two candidates met in three nationally televised debates, the first since the Kennedy-Nixon debates of the early sixties. After a close, hard fought campaign, Carter came away victorious by a narrow margin. Fhe political scene was also spiced with the sex scandals of Wayne Hays and Liz Ray, the racist jokes of agriculture secretary Earl Butz, (did you hear the one about colored voters.) and a nest of hecklers provoked Vice-President Nelson Rockefeller to “flip the bird”. Around the world earthquakes leveled large areas of mainland China, Turkey, and Guatamala. England and Wes¬ tern Europe, along with parts of Africa and the U.S. experienced severe drought. Riots took place in South Africa and Rhodesia over the issue of white minority rule in these countries. The Israelis pulled off one of the most daring rescues of our time, when they stormed Entebbe airport in Uganda rescuing over 100 hostages. (Bagels and cream cheese for lunch IDI?) Fhe months of December ’76 and January ’77 were filled with an unusually great amount of oil tanker mishaps off the U.S. coast. The largest, and most damaging was that of the Liberian tanker, Argo Merchant, off the Nantucket coast. The Chinese political scene was stunned by the deaths of Chou En Lai and Premier Mao Tse Tung. This left a struggle for power in Red China involving Mao’s widow. Two of the richest men in the world, J. Paul Getty and Howard Hughes passed away, with Hughes’ wealth still in doubt as to its rightful heirs. Convicted killer Gary Gilmore, pleaded for his own death, and became the first person to be executed in the U.S. in over a decade. Freddie Prinze, better known as “CHICO” in the popular CHICO AND THE MAN series committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. The year’s top movies included the 1976 Picture of the Year, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST, and 1977 Oscar nominees NETWORK, ROCKY, BOUND FOR GLORY, TAXI DRIVER, and ALL THE PRE¬ SIDENTS MEN. 1977 also had remakes of such screen classics as KING KONG and A STAR IS BORN. In 1977 America watched a trio of female detectives (Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson, and Jaclyn Smith) in CHARLIE’S ANGELS, The Sweathogs of WELCOME BACK KOT- TER, the comical detective work of BARNEY MILLER, and the fifties scenes of HAPPY DAYS and LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY. The hits of daytime T.V. were a new game in the GONG SHOW and a satirical soap opera in MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN. The off beat humor of England’s MONTY PYTHON and the SATURDAY NIGHT’S NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME PLAYERS appealed to many of their viewers. In the world of sports, the Montreal Olym¬ pics marked the summer of ’76. The Olym¬ pics began with several African Nations boycotting the games because of the racist South African government. The Olympic games themselves were highlighted by the performances of Nadia Comaneche, and American decathalon winner, Bruce Jenner. After a disappointing year for Red Sox fans, an equally disappointing World Series took place with the Cincinnati Reds totally domin¬ ating the hapless New York Yankees. New England fans finally had something to cheer about when the Patriots turned them¬ selves around, and earned a playoff berth against Oakland. In a controversial game the Raiders edged the Pats, and went on to win the Super Bowl against Minnesota. The local sports scene was also highlighted by contract disputes of Fred Lynn, Rick Burleson, and Pudge Fisk, the trade of Bobby Orr, and the unexpected absence of Dave Cowens from the Celtics. T he slapstick comedy of MOE, LARRY, and CURLY, THE THREE STOOGES was brought back to the T.V. screen after many protests of its cancellation. Alex Haley’s much talked about novel “ROOTS”, the story of his family tree beginning in Africa, came to T.V. in eight consecutive nights, and became the most watched show in Television History. Olaudine Longet, former wife of Andy Williams, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for the accidental slaying of skiier Spider Sabich. Fugitive Susan Saxe pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to jail for 10 years for being involved in the armed robbery-murder charge of patrolman Walter Schroeder in a Boston area bank. I n mid August of 76, the eastern coast was hit by Hurricane Belle. Although the storm blew out over New York, the Franklin area was prepared with windows being taped and outside objects being secured. The winter of 76-77 turned out to be one of the coldest in the history of recorded weather history. The severe cold caused gas shor¬ tages, school closings and temporary loss of jobs for millions of mid westerners. The winter also marked the first snow ever to fall on Miami, Florida. Several states and cities were declared disaster areas by President Carter. 1976-77 will be - remembered in years to come by the election of Jimmy Carter as president, a parade of tall ships on the Hudson, a severely cold winter, but for members of the class of ’77 it will be remembered as their last year of high school, and the beginning of a new life to come. Bob Carr Mike Lenzi STAGE BAND AND CHORUS The stage band and chorus is made up of a multi-talented group of students. Both the stage band and the chorus have presented many successful concerts. The chorus (3) led by Mr. Sacco (1) has increased in both size and stature this year. The large amount of boys in the chorus (5) added a deep tone and vocal strength to the group. The stage band and the marching band (2) have many overlapping members. Both are under the direction of Richard Balest (4). The Band played on wWMiA mHHvc ,, F | ' %f ■f Rpii 144 Kevin Burchill, an underclassman ( 4), kicks for the extra point as Gentili (3) runs the ball with the help of a good offensive line. Defensively, the Panthers put on a good show against their opponents this season (7). 146 Varsity Football Scoreboard Franklin Opponent Attleboro 12 Milford 6 Oliver Ames 6 ' Mansfield 6 Stoughton 19 Canton 14 Sharon 0 Foxboro 7 North Attleboro 7 King Philip 7 ' OK2XS FOOTBALL This year’s Franklin High varsity football team, un¬ der their new head coach Alan Sutherland (8), finished with an overall record of 5-5. There were seventeen seniors on this year’s team (9) and Coach Sutherland said they were a great group of people to work with. This year’s senior players are (BACK ROW) Steve Potter, Tony Talamini, Gary Bolduc, Rick Gentili, Dave Boisture, Phil Joannides, Pete Padula and Mike Ostrander, (FRONT ROW) Nick Carlucci, Bob Conlon, Dave Mucciarone, Terry Gordon, Tom Corbett, Dan Cedrone, Steve Adamson, Kevin Morrisey (not shown). Standouts on this year’s team were Gary Bolduc (1) playing at the position of halfback and the ends: Mike Ostrander, who played exceptionally well for his first year and Phil Joannides (8) tri-captain, who came back after a serious neck injury. The players come running on the field at the Attleboro (6) night game where the cheerleaders (2) cheered them on. Some of the games had a good crowd to cheer for the players. (5) In the backfield were two of the captains Dave Boisture (5) who also did a fine job as quarterback and a short yardage man Rick Gentili (4). Bolduc runs the ball (10) with the offensive line (5) doing a fine job making the blocks. Gentili looks on (3) as the O.A. game comes to an end while Gordon (7) congratulates the team after their victory. Nick Carlucci stands on the sidelines as Coach Post (6) talks about the game. Bob Conlon (1) is getting ready for a tough day at practice. Dan Cedrone (9) makes an adjustment on his equipment during double sessions. Tony Talamini (8) offers some verbal disagreement with an official. Dave Boisture (2) is shown having just passed off the ball. The Jr. Varsity and Varsity football teams (11) who lost some close decisions never gave anything less than 100 per cent. The future is bright for the panthers and their headcoach Al Sutherland. 149 150 - Jt EASTERN MASS DIVI SOCCER CHAMPIONS 1 Phil Swanson jumps into the action while Dave Harrington (11), John LaVoie and Kurt Swanbeck (14) look on attentively. 2 Kevin Kennedy spots an open man upfield to throw to as Jimmy Kelleher dis¬ plays his emotion. 3 Senior Brian Hitchcock keeps the pressure on the Sharon goalie. 4 Billy Bush, LEFT, Kevin Kennedy, CENTER, and John LaVoie, RIGHT, enjoy the thrill of victory after defeating Fox- boro. 5 An enthusiastic panther squad form a huddle to celebrate their win over Foxboro. 6 Senior Billy Bush demonstrates his follow-through after belting the ball. 7 The Eastern Mass champions are (kneel¬ ing from left) Brian Hitchcock, Kirk Simon, Billy Bush, co-captains Kevin Kennedy and Kurt Swanbeck, John Kelly, Marc Elliot, Richard Fitz- morris and Phil Swanson: (standing from left) Artie Shorrock, Dave Harrington, Ken Fougere, Russell Simpson, Greg Kenny, Tim Elliott, John LaVoie, Jim¬ my Kelleher, Greg Murphy, Brian Sullivan, Mike Rocheleau, and Coach Bositis; missing, Jeff McClay. 8 Senior John LaVoie in the air after heading the ball. |h - 0 ■ W Varsity Soccer Scoreboard Franklin 3 12 5 4 0 1 1 3 4 6 10 2 3 2 2 1 3 2 0 Opponent Sharon Cath. Memorial Avon Stoughton Foxboro BC High Xaverian Sharon Cath. Memorial Avon Stoughton Foxboro BC High Xaverian Gt. Lawrence Somerville Wakefield Belmont Ludlow lligfe 151 What did it take to win the Eastern Mass, soccer title? Coach Fran Bositis feels it was his players “team effort” that enabled them to become champions. The determination and will to win combined with skill and a lot of hustle are definitely characteristics of this year’s squad. After dropping a heart- breaker to Foxboro High at mid-season, the Panthers didn’t hang up their adidas or throw in the towel. No.in¬ stead the booters came back even stronger, with more fire and more finesse to win 13 straight games. The boys are also co¬ champions, along with Foxboro, of the Norfolk County Soccer League. Eleven graduating seniors will leave the team this year, but they’ll certainly be going in style. The fall of 76 will be a soccer season long remembered. ' -s ' ! ' ■ -8 .... ; « ■ ■; j££ ’ j«« Vj ' va. Jmk. 1 Senior co-captains Kurt Swanbeck (LEFT) and Kevin Kennedy (RIGHT) are determined to clear the ball from their own goal area. 2 Senior Kirk Simon concentrates on the action while awaiting a pass. 3 Coach Bositis gets a victory ride from cheering players and fans after claiming the Eastern Mass. Division I title. 4 Marc Elliott (CENTER) hustles upfield to receive the pass from John LaVoie as Tim Elliott (3) watches the play. 5 Senior John Kelly soars down the field while two Foxboro players make an effort to cover him. 6 Dave Harrington (LEFT) and Kenny Fougere (RIGHT) assist in¬ jured teammate Kurt Swanbeck. 7 Sophomore goalie Rich Herrick saw much varsity action in the tournament games. 8 The league- champion JV I team are from left to right Coach Buckley, Jimmy LaVoie, Tim Charest, Chris Violandi, Richard Daley, Wayne Trask, Danny Dickinson, Paul Hughes, Kevin Keras, Marco Chew, Jeff Zinchuk and John Swanbeck; KNEELING, Paul Crowley; missing Rich Herrick. 9 The JV II team consists of (KNEELING from left to right) Timmy Hayes, Bobby Gordon, Tommy Cardullo, Chris Mullin, Roy Ramsey, Jim Lawhorn, Steve Whitmore, Susan Cormier, Ian Crerar, Jay Ryan and Bobby Kennedy; (STANDING) are mgr. Ron Ramsey, Mark Sheets, Paul Antico, Matthew Millis, Gordon Jeric, Mike George, Chris Kiley, Brian Lassard, Sean Corey, Peter Steeves, Dick Rymsza, Kevin Faulkner and Coach Tracy. 153 154 FIELD HOCKEY ’76 The 1976 Franklin High Varsity Field Hockey Team enjoyed a winning season with a record of 8-4-4. Under the direction of Ron Bonollo the Pantherettes missed post-season play by just one point. Coach Bonollo attributed the fine season to a group of dedicated, hardworking and unified girls. (1) Co-captain Nancy Guidrey looks on as Kathy House dribbles through the air. (2) Because Coach Bonollo feels skills are very important, he dares to demonstrate even in front of Michelle Begin, Cheri Dorr, and Mary Thib eault who appear to be quite puzzled. (3) Margaret Walters and Ann Marie Burns practice push Varsity Field Hockey Scoreboard Franklin Opponent 2 Foxboro 4 2 Sharon 0 2 Canton 2 0 King Philip 0 1 Stoughton 0 1 Mansfield 0 1 Oliver Ames 2 1 North Attleboro 0 0 Foxboro 1 1 Sharon 2 3 Canton 1 1 King Philip 0 3 Stoughton 0 6 Mansfield 0 0 Oliver Ames 0 0 North Attleboro 0 passes. (4) Co-captain Debbie Dorr completes a dodge around a Canton defense person. (5) Defense person Terry Wroblicka (CENTER) breaks up a 2 on 1 with a quick stick tackle. (6) Roberta Heinzmann begins an air dribble past a Canton opponent. (7) Nancy Guidrey after breaking up a offensive play quickly dribbles the ball upfield. 155 I 1 I 1 Junior Varsity field hockey team (1): STANDING UP from left; Cindy Rondeau, Sue Robinson, Carmella Champa, Tara Heinzmann, Holly Colt, Pat Socci, Coach Laurie Corwin. KNEELING from left, Cheri Richmond, Rosellyn Ippoliti, Kathy Behin, Diane Conlon, Donna Batog, Lisa Guiliano, MaryEllen Tero, Lisa Mastramatteo. Coach Ron Bonollo (2) watching a game. Cheryl McGlynn, Jean Bassignani and Nancy Guidrey observing the J.V.’s, (3). Varsity Field Hockey team: STANDING UP from left; Lynda Krueger, Margaret Walters, Mary Thibeault, Margaret Sheehan, Jean Bassignani, Kathy House, Bernie Corbett, Roberta Heinzmann, Terry Wroblicka, Cheryl McGlynn, Coach Ron Bonollo. SITTING from left; Sharon Guilliano, Debbie Edelstein, Debbie Dorr, Nancy Guidrey, Michelle Begin, Laura ff Wicknik, Anne Marie Burns, Cin- if dy Conaghan, Cheri Dorr, Sandy Edelstein, (4). Bernie Corbett (5) starting to roll. Coach Bonollo (6) citing some mistakes at halftime. Jean Bassignani (7) warming up before a game. Coach Bonollo (8) reviewing the strategy at halftime. Freshmen field hockey team (9): from FRONT TO BACK; Gail Williamson, Wendy Romaine, Joan Elliott, Melissa Osborne, Peggy Kennefick, Debby Dutile, Marie Begin, Janet Vignone, Sue Gianetti. Varsity girls (10) getting into the game. fffffffVVSX?9 imam 1 1 tnutmjf if if im ffiifi lift ' s ns vsssst -lliff!!!!!••! ■HniNiiinni! t J, f VffVlVfff fl ff«« fa frr KM4 f ff ff sai • ff ' 1 ?1 ft 555 : r fwMtr II 156 CROSS COUNTRY The F.H.S. Cross Country team had a successful season as they posted a 7-1 Hockomock League record. Usually out¬ running their opponents by a large margin, the team was headed by seniors’ Warren Phillips, Ross “Dave” David and David Thackaberry and an up and coming group of Juniors led by Jimmy Falcone and Dave Hughes. The Pantherettes didn’t fare as well as they hoped as they dropped all eight of their meets. Leading the girls were Beth Mooney, Debbie lanuzzi, and Diane Dilworth. 158 WRESTLING Coach Nerney watches Intently as the wrestling team performs. (1) Mighty Phil Cuggie Cugno’s secret of success is “The LARIAT . (2) The team trainer and tamer calmed the team to pose for a photo. (3) Dave Mucciarone pins his opponent. (4) Mark Reagan and John Ander¬ son find that besides being alot of hand work, wrestling is also fun. (5) The team performs floor exercises before a match. (6) John Kelly uses one of the several wrestling techniques to attack his opponent. (7) Bren¬ dan Nerney is entwined with a member of the opposite team. (8) BOYS BASKETBALL The 1976-77 boys basketball team was, perhaps, the tallest team Franklin High School has ever fielded. Evidence of this is six-seven Ted Parker (1), boxing out North Attleboro ' s alleged “big man , and six-seven Captain Bob Thorne towering over an Oliver Ames defender (3). More important than more height, however, was the overall talent of the team. Six-four Mike Ostrander (9), exhibits some intimidating defense to support this claim. The team was dominated by seniors, most of which were products of Coach Don Cotter’s efforts in constructing a complete basketball team and program since coming to the town of Franklin. Fortunately, height was not their only asset. Franklin ' s small men played a big role in the Panthers success. Junior Peter Bucchanio (6) at only five-eight, tosses in one on many graceful, driving lay-ups. Further evidence of their backcourt domination are five-ten Ricky Gentili and equally tall Dave Murphy leaping high off the floor for shots (7) and (2). Their bad moments were few and the grim determination on the faces (10) illustrates the reason for this scarcity. While the big men took care of the inside game, like junior Johnny Wall s (3) throwing up one of his patented left-handed hooks, the likes of six-foot Dave Boisture (2) and six-three Dan Myers (5) ef¬ fortlessly took care of the perimeter. As with any good team, when the score is lopsided in their favor, and the crowd begins to lose interest, the cheerleaders were always there to revive the crowd. All in all the basketball season was a successful one for the Panthers. Their record was the best that it has been in decades, and renewed fan interest helped their cause. Maybe once again, Franklin High will resume its place as basketball power that it once held. We know it will of Coach Cotter gets his way. GIRL’S BASKETBALL Carrie Svingen (1) awaits a rebound. Jean Bassignani (2) and Ann Marie Burns (3) complete jump shots. The girls (4) execute their stack play on an inbound pass. Coach Cindy Richards (5) talks to team members during a time out. yy- T x Jp BT i JTA ' ' • y mii i : Wm J - SB J 1 Wfpv!? ' Junior Varsity Team (1st ROW Left to Right) Doreen Maltais, Laura Ippoliti, Linda Lyons, Kelly O’Brien, (SECOND ROW) Kristen Svingen, Mary Cleland, Sue Robinson, Tara Heinzmann, (STANDING) Jeanne Burchill, and (MISSING) Nancy Boisture and Diane Conlon. The Franklin High School Girl’s Basketball Team completed another successful season with a record of 14 wins and 2 losses in league play. Led by All-Star senior center Jean Bassignani and All-Star guard Jackie Lincoln who is only a sophomore, the Pantherettes qualified for the state tournament for the fifth consecutive year. Throughout the season, the Pantherettes watched the standings closely as they were involved in a tight race with Sharon. During the course of the season, they played two games with Sharon. Both of the games were nip and tuck all the way. In the first game, Franklin was victorious, just defeating Sharon by a mere three points 44-41. In between meetings with Sharon, Franklin played very well just losing one other game to Oliver Ames by a score of 39-35. In Franklin’s and Sharon’s second confrontation, the Panther¬ ettes unfortunately were beaten, 46-41. That loss cost them at least a share in the Hockomock League title. Members of the Varsity Team (2) sit nervously watching one of their games. Lori Bremner (3) relaxes during a warmup before a game. Terry Kobus (4) a guard, dribbles the ball up the court prior to an offensive play. Guard Jackie Lincoln (5) shoots a jump shot and (6) jockeys for position under the basket. Forward Patti Socci, (7) always a solid contributor, awaits a pass from one of her teammates. (8) (From Left to Right) Anne Marie Burns, Sue McGovern, Jean Bassignani, Cheri Dorr and Terry Kobus await the start of their game. Varsity Team: (1st ROW Left to Right) Cheri Dorr, Lori Bremner, Janet Vignone, Jackie Lincoln. Terry Kobus, (2nd ROW) Sue McGovern, Ann Marie Burns, Jean Bassignani, Patti Socci, Carrie Svingen. 165 This was the first year that cheerleading was recognized as a sport at Franklin High. The girls worked hard and sometimes cheered three games a week, proving they were worthy to be called athletes. The cheerleaders did all they could to promote spirit at F.H.S. They decorated the school, locker rooms, buses, and even the players’ lawns. Pep rallies (6,7) were organized and featured at¬ tractions like a spirit contest between the classes and a gong show. The cheerleaders shared the moments of glory and of defeat with the teams they cheered for. There were many tears of joy (3) and of disappointment shed throughout the year. But the cheerleaders, the panther Colleen Murphy (2), and the mascot Sherrie Leone (5), pulled through to Psyche their Panther teams onto victory. Even some of the coaches were impressed by the cheerleaders enthusiasm and determination to prove F.H.S. was 1!! CHEERLEADING 166 167 WINTER TRACK Coach Alan Sutherland has a lot to be proud of this season; so do the members of the ’76- 77 winter track team. They went undefeated in the Hockomock League dual meets. Mansfield offered the stiffest competition, but the Panthers defeated them, also several of the tracksters went to the states; those being Gary Bolduc in the 50, Terry Gordon in the 600, Marc Elliott in the 300, and the Franklin High relay team. Other varsity members include; Tom Corbett, Bob MacDougal, Phil Joannides, Gary Bolduc, Peter Padula, Steve Adamson, Warren Phillips, Ross Davis, Mike Vendetti, Jim Fontenerosa, Jack Daddario, Terry Gordon, Mark Genoa, Beth Mooney, Deb lanuzzi, Mike Currier, Dave Oxford, Diane Dilworth, Tim Dilworth, Bernie Corbett, Chuck Scully, Deb Dorr, Marc Elliott, Jerry Guerra, Luke Joannides. Coaching staff consists of, head coach, Alan Sutherland, assistant coaches Bob Correia, Jimmy DiCeccio, Paul Padula. HOCKEY The Franklin High Panther Hockey team fared well against the opposition this season. They repeatedly beat the stronger and weaker teams in the league and once even beat Canton 4-2 for the first time in several seasons. Large, rowdy crowds came to the games to see the team and it’s Senior’s; (5) Kevin Kennedy, (8) John “Hack” Peluso, Richard and Kevin Hart, (3) Brian Bussaglia, (10) Lewis “Louie” Kotros, and John LaVoie. Lots of hard hitting (8) and strong defensive play characterized the Panthers on their way to a 13- 2-1 season and a berth in the Eastern Mass. Tourna¬ ment. 1 a 8 _ J 1 A 1 — c • ■ , i i SKI TEAM GROWS STRONGER The Franklin High Ski Team, coached by Phil Henderson, competes against seven schools in Mass. Bay Ski League. Their opponents include Wellesley, Newton, Walpole, Westwood, Milton, Newton-South and Waltham. All teams race in slalom and cross-country events. The panther skiers practice their slalom at Klein Innsbruck in Franklin and cross-country in Walpole. This winter the team, which was thirty-five members strong, finished an exciting and successful season in -fourth place. Team members not pictured below include Bob Moorehouse, Tom Laughlin, Peggy Kennefick, Melissa Patterson, Chris Kenney, Michelle McCurdy, Jo Ellen Lindenthal, Dave Dempsey, Jim Flynn, Mike Kennefick, John Moorehouse, Sean Beatrice, Mike Shyp, Brenda Bissonnette, and Jule French. (1) (I to r) Dan Sullivan, a ski instructor, Kathy House, Dennis Flynn, Sandra Shyp, Gayle Dunn, Cindy Rondeau and Laura Fording review the proper racing stance. (2) Posing for the camera from left are Pat Treckman, Jeff Lindenthal, Pete Sarapas and Nancy Guidrey. (3) Coach Henderson watches one of his skiers run through the course. (4) Lined up for a practice session (from left) are Artie Shorrock, Pete Sarapas, Paula Kerrigan, Jery Mann, Jo Ann Monterotti, Greg Borusso, Jeff Zinchuk, Jeff Lindenthal, Artie Moorehouse, and Nancy Guidrey. (5) Artie Moorehouse looks disappointed after a bad fall. (6) Senior Nancy Guidrey races through the slalom gates with determination. (7) Donald McCarthy, a junior, is the top male skier on the panther squad. (8) Liz Giuliano has also discovered the secret of successful ski racing.(9) Senior Atrie Shorrock concentrates on the intricate pattern of bamboo poles in front of him. STANDING from left to right: Jim Caron, Laurie Corwin, Tammy Graham, Laurie Courtney, Deb Lincourt, Joan Daley, Bonnie Gately, Heidi Swanbeck, Sarah Morris, Lani Kennefick, Leanne Frink, Beth O ' Reagan, Sue McWilliams, Sandy D’Amelio mgr., Deb Jeon mgr., Karen Fleming mgr. KNEELING from left to right: Barb Bennett, Beth Crockford, Laurie Cordiero capt., Debby Heim, Cheryl Huie, Sue McCormick, Liza Langevin. Sub-Varsity not pictured: Denise Cameron, Sandy Edelstein, Joan Elliot, Patti Grant, Ester Heno, Joanne House, Karen Keville, Cathy O’Shea, Linda Sullivan, Tony Talamini, Trudee Willard, Judi Wo- jciechowski. Ml ' GYMNASTICS The 1977 Varsity Gymnastics Team completed another sucessful season of competition. Under the direction of head coach Laurie Corwin and assistant coach Jim Caron, the girls captured the Hockomock League Championship. Meet after meet team members twirled, danced and flipped their way to victory. Poise and grace, as illustrated by Beth O’Reagan (1) on the balance beam are as much a part of gymnastics as skill. Karen Keville demonstrates her agility (2) by doing a back- bend. Sue McWilliams (3) and Debbie Heim (8), both major contributors to the team’s success, perform high risk vaults on the horse. The uneven parallel bars appear to be a difficult piece of apparatus to perform upon but Heidi Swanbeck (4) seems to have mastered the secret. Senior manager Debbie Jeon (6) takes a few moments rest from her schedule to pose for a picture. The only senior team member, Laurie Codiero (5) warms up before a practice session. 8 175 ■ Keep your eyes open for the Supplement. It will be arriving in late summer. It will include pictures of. Baccalaureate Class Night Graduation Senior Banquet Spring Sports Oskey Senior Play Class Activities 1977 Yearbook Staff YEARBOOK CREDITS ADVISOR: William J. Fiske EDITOR IN CHIEF: Jeff Bird ASSISTANT EDITOR: Sheila Ryan LAYOUT EDITOR: Patty Talamini COPY EDITOR: Sue Phillips LAYOUT AND COPY STAFF: Sheila Ryan Roberta Heinzmann Nancy Guidrey Susan Abbott Jeff Bird Patty Talamini Sue Phillips Linda Jaros Lisa Jaros Terry Mills Suzanne Quinlan 1 Terry Wroblicka Karin Brown .Jr Cindy Robinson Linda Craig Maragret Walters Cheryl D’Arhelio Robert Carr Mike Lenzi Paul Chastanet Joni Bullock Sue Plummer Mary Thibeault Debbie lanuzzi Antoinette Taddeo Pat Shaw Robin Hayes Pat Daily BUSINESS EDITOR: Terry Mills BOOKKEEPER: Sharon Donnell PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Scott Bartolomei PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: William J. 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