I Though we cannot bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass Of glory in the flowers, We will grieve not, but rather find hope In what remains behind. William S ' ordsworth ' IIJ1 i iiaiij.l 1 [ li 1 mum] If ■■■■is 1 • 1 1 i, 9 ■■■■■ 1 § 1 dr:£l‘L.i.BiSiar.i ' i r - ' A ■’ li A ' ' ••: W ' ith a little bit o’ luck . . Things start to take shape. 4 f HOCKEY 17-0-1 JANIS JOPLIN-JIMI HENDRIX JIM MORRISON AUDITORIUM STUDIES WWEl W STONES AND MOODY BLU SLLU MILK AND COOKIE SCANDAL DOUBLE SESSIONS GYMNASTICS TEAM B BALL IN STATES MELROSE AND READING L ji ' i 1 m 9 ■ ' ■ Woke up, got out of bed, Dragged a comb across my bead Found my ivay dou nstairs And drank a cup And looking up I noticed I ivas late. Found my coat, I grabbed my bat Made tbe bus in seconds fiat Found my tv ay upstairs And bad a smoke Somebody spoke and I went into a dream Beatles OccEnBer Th( rirlrtst t f6ns S«{:ttN PfUlfl ' Lvt«t w «H Auv DcLrcsi THiLev-ct. Cv n I iXe ' TKEP.or?«rufs ' by S«r • Uf t P wnH f y Iwi ' lU ’PUt tr Tcktu «t Tht Dmt-$UX) Theme and V aviations We, the class of 1973, dedicate our Log to Mr. William Hanlon for his many years of devoted service to Melrose High. After graduating from Dartmouth and receiving his master’s at Boston University, Mr. Hanlon went on to graduate work at Tufts and Lowell Tech. Mr. Hanlon started his teaching career in Bellows Falls, Vermont. He then taught at Keene, New Hampshire, Beverly and Reading before coming to Melrose. Besides teaching for twelve consecutive years, Mr. Hanlon was advisor to the Log staff. Until 1971 he was chaperone to the Junior Class trip to Wash- ington, D.C. Mr. Hanlon has given twelve years of service to M.H.S. and his students have come to know him not only as a teacher but also as a friend. 15 Frequently I have the opportunity to talk to students, par- ents, teachers, and just plain citizens. They all agree that Melrose High School has a spirit which enables all here to rise to their greatest potential whether that he in aca- demic or athletic pursuits; in spite of obstacles that would daunt others of less stern will. The other day a teacher told me, Sometimes I come to school not feeling too well or rested, perhaps not well enough really to be in school. By the end of the first period with the students I’ve forgotten my tiredness and feel well.” How can this happen and happen to so many others so often? The answer is complex, hut part of it lies in the posi- tive attitudes students and teachers have for themselves and for each other. It is wonderful to observe hut even greater to share. As we go into our future lives in unimaginable places, we can reach our finest hours by carrying this spirit with us into all our endeavors to share with others. No greater gift can we make to life. Harry V, Anderson, Principal If mm. Mi W$ Wif mk I E. Bcshong, J. Hughes, O. Sachs, G. Sarrouf, E. Burley, D. Gavin. D. Hoyle, K. Marsh, A. Cutting, D. Dodge, A. Poulos. During our years at Melrose High, we have come in contact with many teachers. Some have encouraged us; others have bored us to infinity. (Remember the one in room ) But it works both ways. We were just as exasperating to these same teachers. As we leave, we cannot help but remember: They’re there when you need them; They ' re there when you don’t! M. Nuzzo, A. Donahue, S. Tine, J. Morse, W. Reynolds. W. Northup, F. Galligan, P. Bushby. h A. Kramer, T. Humphreys, C. Carrabis. R. Gumbleton R. Gagnon, T. Luetz, B. Bashford, W. Wood. P. Burr, A. DeTeso, A. Tricco, J. Driscoll, J. Hodgkins. B. Walton, C. Conn. C. Crouse. K. Norris 8 20 ■i A. Harrington, J. Reid, T. Schott, K. Clinton, N. Fieldman. R. Nolan M.H.S. Zoo Crew or Doc Anderson had a crew, Rah, rah, rah, rah, boo! And on his crew he had a Heald: Comment allez-vous? With a Jim Reid here and a Nuzzo there, Here a Kraz, there a Kraz Everywhere a Kraz Kraz; 01 Doc Anderson had a crew. Rah, rah, rah, rah, boo! M. Wolf, R. Quinn. L. DiMuzio, S. Gordon, D, Simonds, R. Mullarky, L. Casey, T. Hurley, J. Walsh. R McIntyre, J. Morrow, N. Rocksvood, T. Ganley, F, Connolly. And on his crew he had a Glynn. A-E-I-O-U. With an Agnes here and a A.J. there, Here a Morse, there a Crane, Everywhere a Conn Conn; or Doc Anderson had a crew. Rah, rah, rah, rah, boo! D. Bloom, R. Russo, A. LaRosa, M. Mahoney, M. Macione .1. Chase, M. Kearn, A. Taffe. Seated ' . R. Tender, P. Roberts, Standing-. R. Hi dreth, L. Leistineer, B. Bloom, G. Wood. 1 M. Galiano, M. Wenner, A. Cann, L. Lochhead, M. Desisto, seated: C. Swartwout. I. Cody, R. Arbeit, P. Squatrito, R. Grossberg, H. Morrison. C. Hanson, E. Parsons. And on his crew he had a Marv, When sulfur burns — P.U. With a Gallagher here and a Packer there, Here a Hoyle, there a Hoyle, Everywhere a Hoyle Hoyle; 01 Doc Anderson had a crew. Rah, rah, rah, rah, boo! R. McLean, I, Laine, A. Heaid, N. Crateau And on his crew he had a Brow’n, —Who won World War II? With a Driscoll here and an Allen there, Here a Hodge, there a podge. Everywhere a Hodge-podge; or Doc Anderson had a crew. Rah, rah, rah, rah, boo! A. Norwood, H. Huges, A. Prescott. S. Jennings. Seated: B. Husbands. C. Stamler. D. Surtz, Standing,: H Crane, E. Murphv, C. Lee, W. Cooper. irryCj ' fjB Kg ADMINISTRATION Harry V. Anderson, Principal Kenneth R. Norris, Vice-Principal Claude H. Croston, Asst. Principal John W. Walsh, Guidance Counselor Janet M. Kerrigan, Dean of Girls MEDIA SPECIALIST Colleen Stamlcr MATHEMATICS Ruth E. Tentler, Coordinator Mitchell Fava Thomas Ganley David Gavin Richard Gordon Robert Grant Anthony LaRosa Donald Mack Robert McIntyre James Morrow Ronald Novendstern Norman Rockwood BUSINESS EDUCATION Paul N. Roberts, Coordinator Marilyn Blanchard Catherine Carrabis Marion Hume Sara Hume Thomas Humphreys Alice Kramer Marion Macione Mary Mahoney Evelyn Nelson Audrey Tricco AUDIO-VISUAL Iver Laine, Director ATHLETICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph D. Hoague, Director Francis Ball Paul Bean Josephine Chase Gary Graham Maura Kearn Anthony Scibelli Andrea Taffe William Tryder ART Joseph L. Cody, Director Ruthanne Arbeit Rita Grossberg Katharine Marsh Paul Squatrito HEALTH Claire Hanson Esther Parsons William Reynolds SCIENCE Lawrence L. Leistinger, Coordinator Neil Crateau Albert Cutting Donald Dodge Noah Fieldman Kathleen Gallagher Judith Hajac David Hoyle Albert Marvin Herman Morrison Diane Packer Thomas Schott Bryce Walton DATA PROCESSING Edward Sousa Paul Paone MUSIC Warren D. Wood, Director Bernard Bashford Roger Gagnon Theodore Leutz OFFICE STAFF Doris B. Alcorn Alice E. Cann Marie DeSisto Mary L. Galiano Lois E. Lochhead Jacqueline M. Northrup Anna M. Previte Christine V. Swartwout Mary Lou Wenner WORK STUDY Robert Gumbleton John Hughes SOCIAL STUDIES Richard L. Hildreth, Coordinator Richard Allen Peter Brown Philip Burr Francis Connolly Anthony DeTeso Helen Donovan John Driscoll Daniel Gallagher William Hanlon James Hodgkins Henry Hughes Ann Norwood DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Robert Quinn GUIDANCE Leo Casey Lorraine DiMuzio Stephen Gordon Timothy Hurley Robert Mullarky A. Daniel Simonds ENGLISH Gordon E. Wood, Coordinator Constance Brown Kathleen Clinton Clayton Conn William Cooper Harold Crane Casper Crouse Charles Dullea Michael Glynn Arthur Harrington Shirley Jennings Carol Keeffe Cynthia Lee Martha Mead James Morse Wendy Northup Arthur Poulos Agnes Prescott Donna Surtz Nancy Werneth Margaret Wolf LIBRARIAN Barbara Husbands Eleanor Murphy INDUSTRIAL ARTS Bcrtil G. Bloom, Coordinator Earl Bfshong Dorothy Bloom Ernest Burley Curtis Bushby Ruth Russo Ogla Sachs George Sarrouf LANGUAGE Phyllis J. Dragonas, Coordinator Angela Allen Ruth DeDomcnico Anne Donahue Frances Galligan Alice Heald Denis Krasnigor Robert McLean Marie Nuzzo James Reid Sebastian Tine §M 3 4 ■ ' ti- I ii i my j. I mm A.VaV. ' SSoi s. V. ?v. William Donohue PresidetU Lisa Wells Secretary Senior Class Officers Paul D, Shea Vice President Diane Sullivan Treasurer Student Government The Melrose High School Student Congress was off to a quick start this year, losing no time in electing new officers. Taking the helm as President was Thomas Garden. Tom had previously given service to M.H.S. as president of the Class of 73 for three years. Holding the number two position was Louis Alfano with Janice Chasse as Secretary. The Congress took on an active role in student affairs, holding many more meetings than had been the custom in past years. Among some of the proposals discussed that would directly affect the Congress was one that called for the establishment of a bicameral body of government patterned after the federal system. Some felt t hat the present form was ineffective. Once again, the annual College Career Night, with M.H.S. alumnae acting as the spokesmen, was coordi- nated by the Congress. It’s main objective was to present a better idea of what various colleges had to offer. The M.H.S. Student Council consists of the officers of each class. There were some newcomers to the Coun- cil as all of the officers from the Class of ’73 scored outstanding victories over their opponents, many of whom had held their position for as long as three years. Among the credits of the Council are the Works” rock concert and the Winter Ball held at Mount Hood Coun- try Club. The Student Advisory Committee is a board consisting of five members, four of them from the senior class and one from the junior class. The board meets bimonthly with the School Committee. The function of the board is to make policy recommendations to the School Com- mittee. Areas of recommendation include the summer school program curriculum, student activities, and stu- dent rights. This year the board has been successful in obtaining subsidization of various student activities. The Student Faculty Advisory Board is the only governing body at M.H.S. composed of both faculty and students. The board holds meetings twice monthly. Its purpose is to explore current issues and problems affect- ing the High School Community and forwarding result- ing recommendations to the Principal of the High School” (SFAB Constitution). Throughout the year all of these student bodies have been active in student government at M.H.S. JUNIOR OFFICERS K. Youland, Secretary, S. Clifford, Vice President-, N. Waka, Presi- dent-, L. Simpson, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Front-. A Cerretani, Secretary, M. Forrest, Vice President. Back: T. Cerretani, President; R. Pren- tice, Treasurer. STUDENT FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD First Row: P. Pendleton, J. DeAmicis, A. O’Brien, R. Driscoll. Second Row: K. Henkin, S. Toney, B. Chasse, J, Stewart. Third Row: P. Brown, R. Quinn, L. Casey. ■ n i 1 1 1 ii 1 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: R. McGee, S. Clifford; Second Rote: P. Shea, T. Cerretani; Third Row: K. Youland, W. Whittier, E. Jacobson, M. Forrest, R. Prentice, A. Cerretani, L. Simpson, L. Wells, A. Dolan, . Donohue, D. Sullivan, N. Waka, R. Quinn — Advisor. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE First Row: N. Waka, G. Lynch, W. Donohue, D. Sullivan. Second Rote: Dr. G. Quinn, Dr. H. Anderson. STUDENT CONGRESS First Row: J. Braden, E. Tivnan, L. Alfano, J. Chasse, T. Garden. Second Row: R. Larson, D. Hickey, C. Diana, C. Butler, M. Butler, P. Baldassaro. Third Row: L. Kenworthy, E. McLeod, D. Powers, D. Crowley, J. Waldron, D. Skane. Fourth Row: M. McNeil, P Dunn, J. Nasson, M. Spencer, A. Hickey, Fifth Row: B. Chasse, M. Foley, E. Bernard, J. DeAmicis, C. Waste, G. Turner, G. Dyment, K. Finn, A. Edmonds, J. Scimone, L. Kiddie, M. Houghton, J. Koch, L. McGurin, J. Copeland, M. Champagne, C. Robinson, M. Petti, K. Cruz, M. Shea, R. Allen — Advisor. Editor in Chief Kathie Ahern Layout Editor Susan Spadafora Literary Editor Jean DeFranzo Subscription Editor Kathy Lee Advertising Editor Mary-Louise Houghton Business Editor Doreen MacLeod Advisor Wendy Northup 1. Honor thy Log advisor. 2. Thou shalt be limited to twenty-five wor. 3. Thou shalt observe all dead lines. 4. Thou shalt buy five copies for thy mother. 5. Thou shalt not use sarcasm, by Jove! 6. Thou shalt type it over. 7. Thou shalt not crop off heads. 8. Honor all businesses wishing to place ads. 9. Thou shalt remain cool, calm, and collected. 10. Thou shalt attend Class Night. On the first day the Log staff planted a seed. And on the second day that little seed sprouted. It was watered on the third day and that sprout grew like crazy. And by the time the fourth day rolled around that plant was a mother tree. And on the fifth day the Junior High kids chopped the tree down. And finally on the seventh day the seniors rested, looked at their new Logs, and burned them. The Staffs Business Staff S. Peters, D. MacLeod, C. Corcoran, R. Cincotta, M. Maclachlan. Advertising Staff A. O’Brien, A. Awiszus, M. Hcrughton, E. Arsnow. Literary Sta£F C. Thistle, M. Tousey, R. Larson, J. DeFranzo, standing; B. Hull, N. Stafiiier. J. Braden, literary, C. Butler, subscription-, C. Charos, advertising-, A. Joy, literary. Layout Staff A. Bersani, M. Daly, R. Davis, R. Armstrong, B. Moore, K. Fisher, Back: G. Ed wards, S. Spadafora. First Row: A. Flynn, S. Spadafora,, J. Lodie. Second Row: H. Metzler, N. Miller. Third Row: R. Gumbleton advisor, E. Bernard, M. Russell, M. Flynn editor, E. Latshaw, P. Tully, B. Craft, J. Smolens. Missing: P. Calderaro, A. Burns, H. Diamond, J. Dodge, J. Greene, K. Henken, M. Shea, E. Tierney, J. Heidkamp. Loose-Ends LOOSE-ENDS, the high school literary magazine, allows stu- dents to exercise their imaginative and creative abilities. LOOSE- ENDS reflects our efforts to find answers to the perplexing ques- tions of life, while at the same time it serves as an outlet to express our hopes and dreams. It provides students wdth the op- portunity to share their feelings and philosophies. Each story or poem in this year’s LOOSE-ENDS represents a student’s at- tempt to express himself in a unique way. 38 . «r ! Our well-known newspaper, the Imprint, has been and will continue to be a great asset to our school. Un- der the advisorship of Mrs. Keefe, editor-in-chief Naomi Waka and her talented staff have made this year’s Imprint excellent. Many students contribute their feelings and views to the Imprint and help to make it a good paper. At the beginning of the year the staff had a very success- ful book fair in the library. During the year. Party Tully runs a book store, through which students may order books. All through the year, the Imprint has made a strong effort to bring itself and M.H.S. a little closer to the individual student. 40 Sitting: M. Hannigan, P. Tully. Standing: N. Waka, K. Gadway, J. Koch, J. Bakos, R. Braden, D. Leach, J. DeAmicis. French Club Le Cercle Francais is a very active club of about sixty-five students. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Allen and Miss Donohue, the club is designed for the enjoyment and en- richment of the French students. The first group acitivity was a dinner at Mark Hor- mell ' s house. This was very successful, complete with coq au vin and vichysoisse. At the beginning of the year, some of the students went to the World Wide Celebration in Boston and thoroughly enjoyed it. In view of the obvious interest this year, the French Club should continue to be active and popular at M.H.S. First Row: K. Amirault, M. Shea, C. Miller, P. Tully, A. Allen Advisor, J. Dinarello, D. Reed, A. Donahue Advisor. Second Row: J. Lochhead, D. Busby, M. Hou thton. Third Row: J. Hayes, J. Koch, J. Smolens, M. Hormell, P. Calderaro, R. Driscoll, K. Kelly, D, Hayes, P. Bellorado, J. Hill, R. Lewis, S. Cox, M. Boland, S. Bateson, D. Steen, J. Wenner, M. Tousey, L Mirabassi, N. Norris, L. Cook, D. Harris, S. Toney, A. Edmonds, P. Mulcahy, L. Toney, J. Mitchell, P. Bart- lett D. B arry, J. DeAmicis, H. Duval, J. Lawry, C. Surette, N. Carson, S. Kapelos. 42 Spanish Club Sitting-. D. Kay, S. Flynn, C. Thistle, P. Hunter, D. Crecenzi, B. Fogerty, F. Saunders, M. Des mond, J. Hill. Kneeling: J. Stella, S. Sheridan, R. Hughes, K. Kazan, E. Bernard, M. Ciampa, C. Driscoll. Standing: M. Hormell, R. Driscoll, A. Bersani, J. Herlihy, N O’Leary, A. Flynn, P. O’Neil, S. Tine Advisor, J. DeAmicis. The Spanish Club, advised by Mr. Tine, gave its members a vigorous and exciting year. The club’s chief aim is to combine the basics of the language with the cultures of Spanish-spreaking countries. This year’s activities included seeing Jose Greco in con- cert, visiting restaurants, planning a Christmas party for underprivileged Puerto Rican children in Boston, and preparing a Spanish dinner for the club members. With such enthusiasm the Spanish Club will certainly live on. 43 Italian Club The Italian Club was formed this year as an opportunity for first and second year Italian students to study and partake in the Italian language and culture. The club had a luncheon in Boston in October and a trip in December to the Don Orion home for senior citizens of Italian background. There they sang Christmas carols in Italian and English. The trip was followed by a party at a member’s house. In the planning stages are a dinner, a dance at an Italian club in Everett, an Italian movie, and a speaker from Italy. First Row: E. Ber- ard, D. Murray, R. Cranford. L. Sulli- van. Second Rou ' M. Nuzzo, Advisor; M. Arena, M. Ciampa: Third Row: T. Pa- leo, P. Ambroso. A. Cerretani. I. Mat- teucci, N. Giglio, K. Reed, M. Belmonte, K. McAuliffe, A. El- lis. Fourth Row: D. Gianetto, A. Di- Nocco, I. Ippolito, L. Alfano, J. Arena, H. Metzler. Girls ' Club The Girls’ Club is the oldest organization in Melrose High School. Under the leadership of the Dean of Girls, Miss Janet Kerrigan. The Girls’ Club provides service to its members, families, school community, and those in need. The sixth an- nual Powder Puff Football Game was held in October. A fashion show was held at Mt. Hood along with the annual Mothers’ Tea. Again, this year, the officers collected and distributed food for Thanksgiving baskets. The Girls’ Club is open to any junior or senior girl who wishes to volunteer her time and effort to support the nu- merous events. Girls’ Club Officers C. Lindstrum, J. Kerrigan, advisor; A. Awiszus, M. Shea, B. Bowen, L. Mooney. K. Kennedy. Chess Club After the formation of the Chess Club in 1970, its popularity in- creased at an incredible rate. Students meet to engage in matches hop- ing to become more proficient in the game. The club has been repre- sented at the high school Chess Open in New York, and promises to continue, improving with each year. First Row. T. Burns, Capt. C. Diana, P. Young, E. Frita. Second Row: J. Morrow advisor, B. Wu, B. Gillespie, A. Henderson, M. Rice, M. Kivel. Third Row: R. Dunn, D. Knox, K. Driver, R. Streletsky, J. Briggs. Debate The Melrose High School Debate Team is an active body of approximately forty members. Debaters engage in interscholastic tournaments nearly every weekend through- out New England and the east coast. Success has been the norm rather than the excep- tion. Melrose has been Massachusetts Debate Champion twice and has received national recognition for its success at several major tournaments. Topics for debate have in- cluded such areas as, pollution control, the jury system, and this year’s topic on exclusive federal financing of public education. L. Muse, K. Henken, G. Lynch, R. Ducott, C. Diana, M. Rice. S. Watts, K. Katerinas, M. Shea, M. Desmond, D. Oliver. Musical Groups M. Shea, F. Cannata, K. Lepere, R. Cran- ford, M. Desmond. First Row: K. Churchill, L. Ellis, C. Dee, G. Edwards, F. Cannata, R. Gagnon, M. Desmond, D. Steen, L . Toney, E. Coye, P. Colderaro. Second Row: L. Himes, K. Amirault, B. Gray, R, Cran- ford, R. Tandy, I. Greene, J. Lustwerk, S. Sheridan, K. McAuliffe. Third Row: M. Shea, C. Riggs, D. Cameron, J. Braden, R. Braden, P. Shea, D. Burrell, P. Brown, T. Wilson. Missing: D. Accet- tullo, B. Craft, S. Donoghue, M. Flynn, L. Garland, G. Gooch, B. Hull, J. Smolens, I. Heidkamp, R. Bell, M. Bertulli, T. Brown, F. Carr, K. D ' Amico, K. DeCoste, D. Dow. MHS has a strong music department consisting of the glee club ensemble, orchestra, bell ringers and recorders. The glee club presented its usual excellent Christmas Vespers program in addition to numerous concerts throughout the year. In the Spring, the groups combined their efforts to present the Broadway musical, Bye Bye Birdie.” Under the direction of Mr. Wood, Mr. Gagnon and Mr. Leutz, musically talented students have the opportunity to develop their abil ities while bringing pleasure to those who hear them. Missing: M. Martori, D. Oliver, J. Smolens. Junior Prom May 12, 1972 Through the Looking Glass rV wtx L KjH. 1 IHiHiHK JIK SSS f IIHHiHn ■ 1 v SI ImImM k iffik mMSMSBmmammk K 3b V First Row: S. Gordon, Advisor; K. Ahern, L. Rosen- zweig, M. Kenney, A. McNamara, N. O’Leary, R. Lar- son, L. Toney, R. Driscoll, S. Newton, K. Laskey, J. Distaso. Second Row: W. Whittier, E. Jacobson, C. Waste, J. Coleman, J. Stella, S. Sheridan, R. Lewis, L. Wong, C. Chadwick, R. Jones, J. McCourt, A. Bersani, M. Maclachlan. Third Row: B. Moore, C. Olsen, K. Dawson, K. McAuliffe, K. Petrino, C. Driscoll, J. Bakos. Fourth Row: M. Houghton, D. Hickey, K. Whittier, K. Downes, P. Linscott, J. Peterson. Honor Society It aint oftin that you’s git a more better group of genii as was collected this year at good old Melrose High. To the credit of they, it can be said them didn’t do nothin’. At the fall induction ceremony, inductees was told that they done their job in skool good but reminded that the honors got by they were only benefishal when they used ’em to assist their fellow mans. A tootering service was set up (one which this writer should take full advantage of) wheres less indowed students could be aided by their peers. Members would instruct on the bestest subject they knew best. Guidelines were established so ' s the pro- gram could be continued in following years. Mr. Stanley Robinson, guest lecturer. Members assist teachers in various Melrose schools. Officers are Judith Kelly, Annmarie Flynn, Maria lacovielloandF. Carr. Pal Club Pal Club, formed not only for enjoyment but for helping under- privileged children, is one of the more popular club in the school. The Club sponsored a very successful Christmas party this year at the Trinity Church besides helping the elderly, special students, crippled children, and lonely youngsters. The members feel that their time is well spent in giving underprivileged children in the community a friend in whom they can confide and someone to whom they can look up. Fiat Row: S. Holt, K. Dugan, L. Bowe, M. McCarthy, J. Mirabassi, L. Rosenzweig, D. Doucet, J. Stewart, C, Perry, S. Batson, M. Belmonte, K. Lynch. Second Row: D. Hong, L. Hall, M. Cham- pagne, S. Spencer, K. Bellorado, A. Cairns, S. Carleton, D. Roubichaud, K. Stiles, D. MacDonald, C. Metzler. Third Row: C. Alexander, K. Soule, J. Nasson, D. Powers, D. Kay, L. Cook, K. Pe- trino, J. Lawry, S. Lawry S. Clifford, B. LeSaffre, F. Rinfret, M. Burns, D. Burrell. Missing, P. Bellorado, K. Amirautt, P. Penny, J. Canzaniello. Members of the Modern Dance Club are selected each fall on a try-out basis. For each of the two shows, Here Comes Santa Claus” and Give My Regards to Broad- way” the girls plan and make their own costumes. They work on publicity and scenery committees in preparation for the shows. All the dances are original, the girls doing choreography. The Modern Dance Club gives talented girls an opportunity for self- expression through creative dancing. First Row: J. Smolens, D. Marcotti, M. Shea, R. Cranford. Second Row: G. Graf, N. Giglio, P. Calderaro, M. Flynn, E. Cranford, K. Youland, J. Oliver, N. Diamond, R. Armstrong, H. Mtazler. Third Row: J. Lodie, D. Oliver, M, Martori, L. Wong, A. Flynn, J. DeAmicis, K. Soule, C. Rob- inson, M. O ' Connell, B. Meehan, I. Matteucci, R. Oliver. Drama Society The Drama Society doth provide its kin opportunity to improve their talents in sundry fields, as wel as, prove their mettle ’pon the stage. The year now past, hath treated the public to Neil Simon’s comedy Barefoot in the Park in which Diana Sarni and Richard Cranford starr’d. ’Twas this play which fill’d the guild’s coffers to the full. Jone’s and Schmidt’s The Fantastiks celebrated that season of Proserpina’s return. Mayhap all the world’s a stage but her players seek- ing sustanance of body as well as soul held their annual Bacchanalian Pot Luck Supper and Spring Banquet. Or- iginal skits gilded the festivitiest. Twas a delight to the Junior High when the players donned their buskins and trod the boards for their ’joyment. Led by the noble Master Glynn, the Society ’gan a pilgrimage to the great Master’s shrine — Stratford-on- Avon . . . uh. . . . uh . . . Connecticut — to witness the festivals of players. ’’Bid the players play on! ” mu First Row: E. Nolan, M. Tierney, J. Macintosh, L. Mooney, M. Houghton, L. Wong. Second Row: L. Tornrose, B. Hull, M. Boland, M. Tousey, C. Lindstrom, D. Rich, R. Cincotta. Third Row: R. Quinn advisor, B. Turpin, J. Vinchesi, P. Adelizzi, N. Miller, R. Webber, R. Spataro, L. Sci- belli. Missing: E. Jacobson, K. Kennedy, W. Pack, P. Ferguson, D. Forrest, J. Hodgson, L. Grimes, J. Fitzgerald, D. Magowen, R. Hughes. British Travel Club On the night of April 12th, 1973, members of the British Travel Club, with their advisors, Mr. Quinn and Mrs. Whitworth embarked on a two week, fun-filled culturally enriching tour of the British Isles. Their trip included London ' s landmarks, Windsor Cdstle, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the great cathedrals. They also traveled to Stratford-on-Avon to the home of William Shakespeare where they viewed a production of a Shakespearian play. The trip also included a visit to Afelrose, Scotland, where Melrose High School students are well received because of the reputation they have established in previous years. 60 First Row: K. Petrino, P. Tully, R. Driscoll, P. Wentworth, L. Toney, R. Stewart. Second Row: R. Savage, N. Crateau Advisor, K. Gadway. m Biology Club The Biology Club was formed for students interested in exploring natural science. The members meet to discuss and exchange ideas. Field trips to the New England Aquarium, Massachusetts General Hospital, Plum Island and hopefully to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute give the students insight into the different facets of biology. Other projects include fund-raising car washes, experiments, and surveys. Dick Lyons, assistant from Northeastern. For more than fifteen years, Mr. Laine has been advisor of the A.V. Club. The club was formed to teach members how to operate and care for the equipment used. The students, inter- ested in sound and electronics, spend much time assisting teachers in setting up the audio-visual aids for use in classrooms. The members also spend time developing their ability with the ma- terials. The club raises scholarship money by sponsoring chil- dren’s movies each year. The students devote long hours of hard work every day to make our classes more enjoyable and more informative through a variety of media. Audio-Visual Club 62 I. Laine, R. Finn Asst., R. Tucker, R. Ford, G. Crawford, E. Squires. ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: B. Ward, J. Farrell, P. Previte, B. Taylor, G. Smith, S. Leahy. Second Row: P. Hirsch- feld, D. MacDonald, S. Carr, P. Durant, J. Giannetto, R. Devine, J. Feeney, B. Nichols, A. Joy, D. Gallagher, Advisor. 63 First Row: N. Miller, L. Kelloway, B. Mann. Second Row: R. Quinn Advisor, M. Crawford, D. Schacht, J, Allard, P. Johnson. D. E. C. A. The Distributive Education Clubs of America enable interested students to perform transactions similar to those which are found in the business world today — retailing, wholesaling, or service. D.E.C.A. is a nationwide organization, and Melrose is proud to be among its members. Ecology Club came into existence this year under the direction of Mrs. Hajac, Miss Packer, and Mr. Morrison. This club was formed by 10 ecologically- minded students who are interested in all environ- mental aspects of Melrose and the surrounding areas. Besides their weekly meetings, the Ecology Club has been writing newspaper articles to inform fellow stu- dents, and other active citizens, about the various ecological problems of our community. Ecology Club First Row: N. Phillips, A. Liakos, P. Tully, T. McKiney. Second Row: J. DeAmicis, K. Gadway, M. Magnet, D. Packer Advisor. 65 r ! P ' 1 n lvs Band The Melrose High Band is one of the oldest clubs in the school. In spite of its declining senior high membership it has turned out exceptional music this year. The credit belongs to our new and de- voted director Mr. Bashford, student leaders Cyndi Chadwick and Peter Wentworth, and of course the members, including several junior high students. The Band played well at our varsity football games, Christmas Vespers, parades and concerts. The Band is a dedicated group of musicians and will always be high on a list of popular clubs at MHS. 1 1 Jy jHH 1 Sitting: J. McGourty, L. Humes, P. Hearne, R. Pigeon, P. Lounbury, A. Briggs, S. Newton, R. Travis, J. McPherson, C. Goshgarian, J. Capone, T. Doyle, D. Hooten, S. Hen- derson, J. Coffin, D. Burns, A. Henderson, P. Shea, D. Ru- ble. J. Braden, B. MacMartin, C. Atwood, A. Fravis, D. Bond, T. Glynn, M. Smith. Standing: K. Terry, R. Blasi, P. Keating, B. Colvin, M. Norton, K. McAuliffe, R. Cran- ford, I. Mattucci, A. Amerault, Mr. B. Bashford, Director; P. Wentworth, Asst. Student Leader; C. Chadwick, Student Leader. 69 Front: G. Abbott, D. MacLeod. Back: D. Ledoux, D. Sulivan, M. Camerlin. Missing: S. Peters. PEP CLUB For three years now we have been enjoying the efforts of an active and creative Pep Club. Its aims have grown until its members now ' try to support all M.H.S. teams with anything from rallies to fan mail to a banquet. Though the Boston Globe assured us that the term school spirit draws no snickers, (RAH) it was a battle to stimulate in- terest with the undermining apathy of our peers. The Pep Club efforts did amazing things for the support of all M.H.S. games and meets and matches, not to mention what they did for the cafeteria walls! G. A. A. The Girls’ Athletic Association continues to be the larg- est club in the High School. This worthwhile organization sponsors all girls’ sports. It organizes various sports compe- titions during activity periods for those interested in par- ticipating. G.A.A. also awards a scholarship to a worthy senior with the profits from its fall and spring candy sales. In February the organization holds a student-faculty volley- ball game which is enjoyed by all. The year’s activities are wrapped up with a banquet which gives recognition for outstanding service, sportsmanship, and athletic ability. Officers: C. Cincotta, L. Toney, M. Awiszus, L. Kiddie, M. Reardon, P. McNeil, E. Jacobson, K. Johnson, C. Davs, S. Rice, J Wenner. 72 First Row: D. Rhodes, L. Yadgood, C. Lindstrum, J. Coleman, K. Lee, J. Viviano, K. Johnson, B. Nichols, S. Berner, M. Kenny, C. Chadwick, J. Herlihy, N. O ' Leary, C. Rogers. Second Row: T. Cerasualo, D. Pollack, C. Champagne, J. Ippolito, B. Bowen, W. Whittier, C. Thistle, E. Jacob- son, L. Wells, C. Graham, J. Kelley, J. Feeney, J. Colewell. Third Row: P. McNeil, C. ' Waste, S. Wheaton, J. Chasse, L. Rosenzweig, C. Carr, L. Dunnet, N. Mosier, C. Olsen, A. O’Brien, D. Macone, A. Awiszus, L. Mooney. Fourth Row: B. Cameron, L. Brown, A. McNamara, N. Graham, D. Hemanway, D, Sullivan, M. Camerlin, D. Ledoux, R. Driscoll, L. Arsnow, K. Fisher. M. Hough- ton. Fifth Row: P. Durant. D. Baldassaro, S. Guevin, N. Keenom, R. Cincotta, C. Corcoran, D, MacLeod, D. Campbell, G. Edwards, L. Toney. Leaders ' Club Look closely . . . How often did you see so many coordinated people seated together in one picture? These seniors are chosen because of their athletic ability. They assist the gym teachers with all classes and set ex- amples for their friends. r Majorettes Much improved from last year, the 73 Majorette squad was let by co-heads Chris Rogers and Linda Brown. Nine of the ten girl on the squad had previous experience. In order to provide the half time entertainment for each game, they practiced tirelessly ever afternoon. This year the majorettes also entered in competition witl surrounding schools. In conjuction with the cheerleaders, the girl planned and held a number of rousing rallies. Surely M.H.S. wouf never be the same without its majorettes. K Amirault, D. Dow, C. Miller, L. Brown — Co-Head, L. Mooney, M. Houghton, C. Rogers — Co- Head, K. Fisher, C. Olsen, L. Wells, L. Bowe. Remember when . . . September 1972 they stood in front of all those people and nervously tried to remember what they’d practiced. Remember . . . Janis’ sometimes confusing yet always competent leadership. Remember . . . the highlight of their football season ' the successful Thanksgiving Rally and their satisfied feeling of doing something right despite .. ' NTaaig IOd ai3Id321V X .„ And remember . . . Walley.” Of course, there were the usual enjoyable brunches, perhaps their favorite cheer is F.E.E.D. B.A.G. and the usual enjoyable games and more games and more games. But, the bus rides were more than just bus rides with their own Mr. ' Wakefield”, the alias Mr. Wonderful driving a bus resounding with a chorus of oldies” or and occasional Happy Birthday.” The cheerleaders can be assured that they added something to each game or at least it is the truth to say their absence would have been noticed. Cheerleaders C. ' Waste, W. Whittier, C. Carr, B. Chasse, L, Rosenzweig, J. Chasse, Head, B. Nichols, S. Rice, M. Shea, J. Brissette, B. Holland, E. Jacobson. First Row A. Morrissey, S. Corcoran, E. Haddock. Second Row. G. Turner, C. Rickabaugh, C. Corcoran, C. Lindstrom, D. MacLeod. -Tkiid Row: B. Boyer, N. Keenom, M. Marcoux, L, Gaeta. Missing: J. Corcoran, N. Dolan. This fall a new dimension was added to the M.H.S. football games with the addition of a tumbling act to the half-time entertainment. With Mrs. Cann as advisor, the membership was encouraging for its first year. Captain Cathy Corcoran and her tumblers pro- vided exciting entertainment at all M.H.S. football games and also put on an enjoyable show at the Thanksgiving Rally. Due to its success and popu- larity the Tumbling Club promises to be a lasting one at M.H.S. Tumblers - ' iii X. ' - fs. ' 5 ' -f jiif x ' ? . %i - V ' ;;vvt- i f ' SPm to.!® isi vi. X ‘ 5JC ' B® . i N Third Row: A. Poulos Coach, A. Benson, N. Callahan, R. Harris, B. Chiampa, S. Carr, D. Hughes, D. MacDon- ald, T. Garden, M. Vinchesi. First Rou ' : K. Whittier, T. Baier, B, Mulvihill, C. Walsh co-captain, R, Spitaro, co-captain, S. LoPilato, W. Dono- hue, D. Bassler. Second Row: R. Armstrong K. Downes, M. Garniss, B. Ward, P. Previte, K. Dimeo, D. Schmidt. Soccer The soccer team did not do as well this year as was expected. With 3 wins, 4 ties, and 11 loses, they were among the bottom of the league. Despite hard times the team’s enthusiasm was never daunted. David Bassler led the team in scoring and co-captain Chris Walsh was voted Most Valuable Player.” Voted as Most Spirited Player” was Mike Garniss. Coached by Mr. Poulos and Mr. Mulvihill, soccer continues to be a fa- vorite fall sport. First Rou’ J. Bennett, C. Shay, T. Burke, S. Dennis, W, Brugman, D. Skane, J. Arena, D. Devine, Captain P. Hirsch- feld, L. Scibelli, L. Alfano, D. Gray, D. Hinchey. R. Camp- bell, D. Hoa tue, R. Aborn, J. Gianetto. Second Row. Head Coach I. Hoa ue, 1. Flint, J. Buckley, J, Lyle, R. Polk, W. Taylor, K. Pulsford, R. LaVita, S. MacGona lc, A. Rogers, S. LaVita, R, McLean, A. Williams, G. Smith, B. Dalton, Football P. Aylward, K. McLean. Third Row: Trainer W. Reynolds, Equipment Manager A. DeTeso, W. Huntress, L Gran- field, E. Tivnan, R. McGee, W, Ball, W. Guptill, R. Gray, P. Schluntz, P. Hemmenway, S. Colomey, P. Feeley, D. Del- genio, D. Ward, Assistant Coaches A, Scibelli and G. Gra- ham. Missing: J. Hickey and W. Fogarty. After a sustained drought, the M.H.S. grid-men captured the coveted Middlesex League crown. The race went right down to the wire, with a smashing win over Wakefield on Turkey Day being the deciding factor. They had to settle for a co-championship with the Stoneham, team, how- ever. Melrose was definitely a running team, with Jay Hickey a league leader in points and yardage setting the pace. The team, hampered often with injuries, had to do a lot of shifting in the quarterback position. Coach Hoague fortunately was able to see the plays and put in a winning com- bination. First Row: R. Cox, K. Morris, W. Taylor, W. Brugman, A. Aborn, Captain W. Nugent, J. Roch- leau, D. Skane, B. Mulvihill, S. Lapilato, P. Baldi. Second Row. W. Fogarty, W. Curry, T. Lam- son, P. Crovo, J. Rooney, P. Schluntz, T. Cerratani, M. Vinchesi, R. Dudley, P. Nardow, Coach Ball. Missing-. J. Arena. Wrestling The Melrose High School Wrestling Team finished its season with the league title. The teams captain, Wal- ter Nugent, helped secure the league championship. Bill Mulvihill was voted the most valuable player. Other valuable players who contributed to this win were David Skane, Wayne Taylor, and John Arena. All the players did an outstanding job for Melrose. Good luck in the following seasons. I First Row: R. Belew, J. Campbell, K. Ackerly, T. Gunney, P. Babbin, G. Bakos, P. Curro. Second Row: B. Moore, D. Hemenway, P. Surette, C. Justice, L. Alfano, D. Bryant, D. Leach, P. Ferreira, C. Butler, N. Hannaford. Third Row: J. Walsh, V. Abramo, B. Porter, D. Gunney, H. Moulton, L. Baldwin, P. Pierce, S. Hardy, E. Ferriera, Coach R. McIntyre. Missing: J. Tsoulakis. Winter Track Coach McIntyre’s 1972-7. indoor track team had a successful 8-1 season which enabled them to tie Read- ing. Led by Co-Captains Lou Alfano and David Bryant, the Raiders went on to place third in the State Class B ” meet. Other outstanding seniors on the squad who won letters were Craig Butler, Paul Ferriera, Chuck Justice, David Leach and Pete Surette. Debbie Hemen- way added a new twist to the team as she was the first female to compete on the winter track team. The Win- ter track team will always stand as a symbol of out- standing teamwork and devotion to athletics at M.H.S. 84 First Row. Coach R. Grant, F. Saunders, L. Dunnet, C. Davidson, J. Flynn, A Barbar, J. Bonivto. Second Row. S. Voigt, R. Harris, R. Larson, J. Peterson, K. Ciazza, R. Devine. Third Row. S. Pack, C. Gill, S. Justice, S. Tace, S Heywood, T. Montague, G. Taylor, T. McGrath. Fourth Row. J. Chipman, R. Catania, T. Morrisey, D. Glynn. Swimming For the third time in six years, the Melrose High varsity swimmers i have clinched the league title. This year, however. Coach Grant’s I Raiders had to share their crowm with newcomer Belmont. ' The back- j bone of the team will be departing with this year’s graduating class. | Mr. Grant is counting on the underclassmen to bridge the gap. fl Due to the new design in pools, records have been falling. The high- 1 light of the year was the constant duel between Captain Dick Devine I and Fred Saunders in the 200 and 400 yard events w ' ith the latter com- 4 ing out on top. tj Our best wishes to Coach Grant for more wdnning seasons! ' 1 I 1 li -il m ori First Row: Coaches A. Scibelli and P. Bean, P. Ferguson, R. Spataro, W. Ball, S. LeSaffre, J. Cu soHto, W. Killilca. Second Row: W. Stevenson, L. Scibelli, K. Pulsford, J. Slattery, R, LaVita, D Chiuve, P. Barret. Basketball The M.H.S. Basketball team, under the direc- tion of Coach Scibelli, ended this year’s season with a record of 6-12. Co-Captains Louis Scibelli and Richard Spa taro headed the team, keeping the enthusiasm high. Though the team did not make it to the States, the players displayed their talent. High scorers of the season w ' ere Ron LaVita, Louis Scibelli, and John Slattery. The junior varsity bas- ketball team finished their season with a record of 3-15. Their marvelous spirit helped to make a great season. The Raiders are a tightly knit group and put forth a good team effort. They are looking for- ward to next year’s season. Basketball This year’s Girls’ Basketball team had a disappointing season, with a final record of 3-6. Under the di- rection of Coach Chase and tri- captains Glenda Campbell, Cindi Chadwick, and Linda Toney, the team kept up their enthusiasm and sense of unity. High scorers throughout the season were seniors Glenda Campbell, Cindi Chadwick and junior Mamie Reardon. The Junior Varsity team had a good season, ending with a record of 6-3. Led by Captain Judy Wen- ner, the team’s enthusiasm and spirit brought them their wins. Martha Awiszus, Kathy Slattery and Judy Wenner were high scorers for the JV team. The Raiderettes have high hopes of a better season next year. VARSITY First Row: Tri-Captains C. Chadwick, G. Campbell, L. Toney. Sec- ond Row: Coach Chase, T. Paleo, M. Reardon, M. Blaney, S. Wheaton, Third j Row: E. Evelith, Manager, K. Laskey. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row. D. Powers, S. Toney. C. Slattery, Catpain J. Wenner, M. Awiszus, A. Baxter, M. Davis. Second Row. A. Bennet, J. Goff, M. McNeil, M. Arena, M. Ploutz S Harris, P. Gardner, S. Fitzmeyer, E. Tagliamonte. Third Row. Manager J. Brown, M. Br’yne, D. Hammel, M. Winde, C. Carr, M. Viviano, L. Hammel, P. Bryne, Manager M. Bertulli. VARSITY First Row: Coach A. Taffe, L. Bowe. C. Graham, K. Amirault, D. Cameron, K. Duggan, J. Chasse, M. Hart. Second Row: E. Morrisey, M. Bruno, C. Corcoran, N. Keenom. Gymnastics JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: C. Lynch, J. Nasson, B. LeSaffre, K. Cann. Second Row: D. Doucette, A. Nichols, K. Palano, C. Murphy. The gymnastics team ended their competitive 1972-73 sea- son with an impressive 4-4-0 record, a marked improvement over last year’s record. With Mrs. Taffe as coach, the girls showed remarkable improve- ment in their routines. The gymnasts under Captain Cor- coran had some resounding victories over such highly re- garded teams as Stoneham, Belmont, Woburn, and Wa- tertown. Still fairly new on the M.H.S. athletics’ roster, the three year old gymnastics team proved to be a chal- lenging rival for any school. 92 Hockey The Melrose High Hockey team, under the coaching of Mr. Hughes, won the Middlesex League Championship for the sec- ond consecutive year. Their season ended with a 17-1-0 record. Barney Cook broke the scoring record of 51 points, setting the new record of 60 points. The M.H.S. team features the best defensemen in the state, Tim Burke and Andy Benson. Bob Lloyd was the team’s outstanding goalie. He came through with nine shutouts and the lowest goals against average. The Melrose High team stands a good chance of capturing the championship. First Row: B. Lloyd, P. Powers, T. Garden, A. Benson, Captain B. Cook, T. Burke, S. Leahy, R. Milordi. Second Row: H. Hughes, C. Shay, D. Hoague, T. Foley, S. Gianino, Coach Tryder. Third Row: B. Gregorio, M. O’Hara, Manager K. Murphy, E. Baier, Conwsay. VARSITY First Row: N. Staffier, E. Jacobson, D. Hemenway, B. Nichols, J. Herlihy, P. McNeil, C. Chad wick. Second Ron: S. Benson, Coach M. Kearn, S. Bingham, J. Ford, B. Holland, G. Campbell F, Fountain, M. Reardon, C. Davidson, I. Campbell, S. Wheaton. Field Hockey Although the girls’ field hockey team finished third place in the Mid- dlesex League, they had an exciting season. Due to questionable calls in the Winchester game, Melrose lost second place to the Winchester team. The outstanding game, although it ended up a loss for Melrose, was the X ' oburn game in which the team, sparked by Captain Barb Nichols, played excellently against the strong well-experienced Wo- burn team. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row. M. Byrne, J. Browne, S. Rice, J. Brissette, E. Folper, Paleo, S. Velluto, K. Gentile, D. Punton, C. Greenly, P. Byrne. Second Row. R. Garden, J. Mirabassi, M. Foley, M. Forrest, M. Champagne, A. Hickey, J. Nasson, D. Powers, J. Hirschfeld, D. Leahy, M. Davis, L. Kiddie. Third Row. J. Copeland, K. Dombeck, C. Carr, L. Yanucci, M. Hall, M. Awiszus, M. McNeil, M. Plautz, A. Dolan, K. Rice, C. Hunter. 97 First Row: M. Comeau, G. Taylor, K. Akerly, C. Graham, P. Curro, T. Walsh, N. Hannaford. Second Row: E. Ferreria, J. Tsoukalas, S. Leahy, P. Ferrara, C. Butler, L. Baldwin, Coach R. MacIntyre. Cross Country There have been sweeping changes occurring on the M.H.S. Cross Country team these past two years. They have soared from a minus 500 record to an honorable second place (topped only by Wakefield, a consistently strong competitor). Claudia Graham, alias IBBA, has given our harriers the distinction of being the first club in the state to have a girl com- peting regularly. With many seniors graduating in June, we hope that the outstanding rookies can guide next year ' s team to a league crown. This w ' as Bob McIntyre’s first year as head coach of cross country. His spirit and keen insight have given our M.H.S. runners a new respect. Well done. Coach Mac! One amidst multitudes of . blades of grass? Solitary ay? yet, riot alone! Surrounded by yyyany Y et different, A single root; A single blade. It’s mine and you can ’t have it! You should have seen the one that got away: 102 Move it, or lose it. Sticks and stones will break my bones, but names will never hurt me. IN MEMORY OF ALL THOSE WHO SERVED IN VIETNAM 106 W fims- f ' ' i$s: Gail Ann Abbott Chatter box . . . He’s so nice” . . . Vermont and Maine 72” . . . Rainy nights at Nahant Beach . . . T”-Bird . . . cutie two shoes . . . brew crew . . . Sautrday mornings with Pep Club. Girls’ Club 1, 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Judy Ann Allard A good friend, never with- out a smile ... 1 don’t need the grief” . . . nursing with Hanna . . . Alpine February 1972 . . . good times E block study fresh- man year . . . works at Salon De Paul. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4. Ronald Joseph Aborn Beast ” . . . Always the laugh of a party . . . Good scenes at Harry’s cottage in N.H. . . . hitting Hugga ' s . . . tooling in the spacevan . . . a hard worker . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1. 2, 4; Baseball 1. Paul Richard Adelizzi Quiet and conscientious Adda” . . . remembers A block gym on cold w ' inter mornings . . . future plans — college and aviation . . . loves all sports and listening to Sports Huddle. Football 1, 2; Winter Track 2, 3. Louis Alfano Louie . . . Lean Laughing Lou always has a saying for any occasion . . . Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . The long ride back from Tufts . . . 19 1 winter Track season. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Win- ter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Student Congress 1. Mark Allard Arbo” . . . enjoys most sports and riding around . . . En,glish with Mrs. Whitworth . . . summer of ’72 at the Cape . . . plans to attend technical school . . . remembers the parties and concerts. Kathleen L. Ahern Kathie . . . Good grief . . . teaching C.C.D. for the retarded . . . piano concerts at nursing homes . . . cafe- teria table at 6:30 . . . col- lege, special education in the future. LOG Editor-in-Chief; Glee Club 3; Girls’ Club 3. Incarnation Folk Group . . . It likes you, too!” . . . playing the guitar . . . specialized teaching. Glee Club 4; Honor So- ciety; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; IMPRINT 4. Donna Marie Accettullo 108 William L. Alley Bill . . . always some- thing funny to add ... I wouldn’t doubt it.” . . . Q. O. . . . Enjoys sports and parties with close friends . . . Summer of ’72 . . . Mr. Frank’s class ... In- tends to travel. Debate 1. Karen Amirault If life gives you Lemons, make Lemonade! . . . twirl- ing ’72 . . . choreography of Guys and Dolls” . . . les soirees a Paris . . . French Club Fondue Party ’72 . . . dancing. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Nancy J. Andrews Nanc” . . . Get outta here!” . . . riding around with A. G. in his mustang . . . When the power of love surpasses the love power, then we shall have peace!” French Club 3, 4; Girls’ Club 4. John Arena, Jr. You slep . . . tall and goodlooking . . . chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . keep your dobber up” . . . The long ride back from Tufts . . . college . . . Saturday nights . . . two years of homeroom in 101. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Weight Lifting 2, 3. Robyn Armstrong Why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? Bird, why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? why? LOG Layout Staff; Drama 4. Elaine Marie Arsnow Senor Krasnigor and Spanish were number one with Lani . . . Yogi and Boo-Boo . . . Mike and the 74 . . . Mary and Jr. . . . Puppy-eyes, puppy-eyes!” LOG Staff; G.A.A. 1, 4; Leaders ' Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Joseph M. Amicone Joe . . . Hi, how you doing? . . . Waxing the Cuda . . . Getting up at 6:00 . . . college . . . you veg”. Lee Atkinson 109 Susan Aubin Remembers Psychology with Miss Norwood . . . likes music and singing . . . naturally” . . . Guys and Dolls” Incarnation Youth Group . . . appreci- ates the beauty of life and nature . . . Ricky. Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Drama Club 1, 2; G.A.A. Patrick Baldassaro Baldi” . . . good looking . , . How arc ya?” . . . being a member of the State- Golf Champs 1971” . . . drafting with Mr. Beshong . . . golfing up Mt. Hood. Football 1; Hockey 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee. Joseph V. Austras AUS” spends his spare time playing sports . . . Math with Dave Driscoll . . . College to become an oceanographer . . . It’s my leg, Coach . . . I’m a Lith! . . . I Know! Varsity Football 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. Jean Baldi Favorite class — sewing with Mrs. Bloom . . . goal is to get 150 books of Green Stan ... Summer of 71”, Ju-r 18 . . . Re- members two years of Mr. Crane’s English. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. John Bakos Very friendly and intel- ligent . . . Photo by . . .” . . . ’’The Niche” . . . favor- ite class was Physics with Mr Cutting and EE-EE . . . college is planned after high school . . . pastime is photography. IMPRINT 3 , 4; Debate 1; Chess. Doreen Baldassaro Delightful Baldi” . . . remembers Eebruary 15, 19 1 with Jeff . . . sum- mers of ’71 and ’72 up Kangamangus . . . listening to music . . . that’s rude . . . career as airline hostess. Student Congress; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club. Ann Terese Awiszus A sincere, friendly, and explosive personality’ . . . avid tennis player and waterskier . . . great memory of summer of ’72 at the lake . . . heading for col- lege and a teaching career. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2; Tennis, Capt. 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; LOG Staff 4; Girls’ Club, Treas. 4; Leader’s Club 4. Norman Baldasaro Unforgettable times with four year homeroom . . . History with Mr. DeTeso, Earth Science with Mr. Mor- rison . . . wants to invest in land and build a house in the country. Student Congress; Wres- tling; Hockey. Catherine M. Balestieri Short, cute Bal” . . . Living high on the wall . . . Can’t forget February vaca- tion at the Alpine . . . Concerts are a must, espe- cially the Who” concert . . Thrills”. Field Hockey 2; G.A.A. 1 . 2 . Diane Balestieri Fun to be with, always there to listen when you need someone to talk to . . . 72” Senior Skipday . . . 71” Christmas ' Vaca- tion . . . 72” February Vacation. Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Janice Eileen Barnes Jan . . . always smiling and sensitive . . . Wanna do something for me?” . . . enjoyed English with Mrs. Beardsley . . . remembers Vermont and Maine ' ll and good times with E. A. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Judy Barrett Dependable, thoughtful Judy . . . remembers basket- ball and hockey games . . . goal to go to business school and be a secretary . . . hobbies are sewing, bike- riding, babysitting. Pep Club 4; Girls’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cathy Bartholomew Bullseye! . . . Ain’t no sense in hurrying . . . Holy Cow . . . Boxford, working at the Spice Factory . . . Banjo . . . Cycling . . . Fishing . . . Driving . . . Plans on College after M.H.S. Rifle Club 1, 2. Paul Barresi Sheila Ann Barry Remembers typing with Mrs. Macione . . . football games, Junior Prom, soccer games . . . Plans to attend college and become a teacher . . . bike riding . , . Tri-Hi- Y . . . C.Y.O. Girls’ Club; G.A.A,; Pep Club; Biology Club; Pal Club; Spanish Club; Future Teachers of America; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus, Thomas Paul Ballard Ba-rass” . . . Electricity with Mr, Bushby . . . works at Saugus Cinema . . . sum- mer of ' ll with S. M. and M. A. ... to the Cape with M. A. ... on to college . . . career as a business manager . . . always fooling around. Linda A. Barton What we see depends mainly on what we look for . . , teaches the re- tarded . . . remembers cafe- teria table at 6:30, French with Miss Miche , . . makes her own clothes. Girls ' Club 4. Joseph F. Bennett Joe . . . when all is said and done, there isn ' t much to say or do” . . . Mr. LaRosa ' s math class . . . remembers hooking people at the football meetings . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. Lilia Donna Beilis Where are you from?” . . . Lee ' s great personality always puts everyone in a good mood . . . riding bikes to Revere . . . sitting on the Main Street Wall. Susan Belmonte David Bassler Good sense of humor . Silver Sands camping, all nighter at Bill ' s . . . sports and parties ... on to col- lege. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. Andrew L. Benson Benny . . . English with Mrs. Northup . . . making the milk run with Tee,garden Van VC ' inkle . . . three good years of hockey . . . Good, Good, Good! . . . on to College. Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Soccer 3, 4; Stu- dent Congress 3. Always smiling . . . never has anything bad to say about anybody . . . History with Mr. Hughes . . . music, sewing, sports . . . Mr. Driscoll’s math class . . . Tri-Hi-Y president . . . skiing. Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1 , 2 . David Bemis Sue Bugger” . . . loves a good time, always cheer- ful and friendly . . . Mrs. Bloom and Mrs. Tricco . . . plans to attend Business school . . . riding around up the beach. Karen Anne Bellorado Honesty is his virtue, truthfulness is his code, helpfulness is in his heart and honor beyond reproach . . . summer ' 69 — M. L., ' 70— R. M. . . . Karate, boating, target shooting, checking out girls. Weight Lifting; Wres- tling; Student Congress. Suzanne Berner Suzanne . . . memories of all the games . . . 7-s . . . N.H. . . . every summer . . . winter ’72 . . . I like it !!” . . . parties . . . downtown . . . Friendly’s . . . nothing is impossible. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Lead- ets’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Gitls’ Club; Drama Club 1. Sharlene M. Berry- Friendly ’’Shari” . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . Summer of ’72 . . . Busi- ness school and secretarial job following M.H.S. . . . ”0-h-h-h-h-h-h” . . . swim- ming and trips to the coun- try . . memories of J. C.! G.A.A. 4. Robert C. Bertulli Quiet, interesting ’’Bert” . . . working at M.W.Fl. . . . ’’Not much” . . . plans to do some traveling . . . ’’Use it, don’t abuse it” . . . die Frau . . . career in aviation. Arthur Berehuka Artie . . . enjoys skiing and swimming . . . remem- bers Mr. Gallagher’s history class . . . plans to attend college and enter medical profession. Soccer. Linda J. Blades ' Shorty” . . . math with Mr. Ford; U.S. History with Mr. Connolly . . . working the summer of ’72 at Auto- matic Radio . . . meeting at the table in Cafe at 6;30 AM. G.A.A. Parties with the group . . . an individual in both ac- tion and ideas . . . Just look at them and sigh and know they love you.” LOG Staff; Pal Club; Honor Society; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Michael John Bird Birdy” . . . remembers Junior English with Mrs. Crueger . . . Plans to enter College . . . Bike-riding. Mary Ann Boland Sincere, fun to be with . . . Math with Mr. Blastos, U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . . ’’Quack-Quack” . . . working at J.M.C. . . . 6:22 bus and the table. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; French Club; Pep Club; British History Club. Ann Bersani Ellen Bourgeois Now, listen!” . . . Pooh, whatever happens, you will understand, won ' t you?” . . . Green sneakers and pretty shirts and the music . . . Oh, wow”. Peter Bowman Bow” . . . favorite teach- er is Mr. LaRosa . . . mem- ories waiting for the bell to ring . . . spends summers ar the Cape . . . likes play- ing and watching sports. Basketball. Barbara Boyer Sensitive, sweet BB” Tommy Turtle . . . Rude- ness comes easy” . . . Ver- mont and Gloucester 72” . . remembers football games . . . soccer games . . . ' A ' block gym class . . . 9 8 70 with C. C. with C. C. Ski Club 3, 4; Pep Club; Tumbling Club; G.A.A. James Henry Braden Jim” . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . Guys and Dolls” . . .DeMolay . . . Y. F. . . . sensitive to peo- ple . . . considers entering the ministry . . . fulfillment in singing . . . N.E. Districts . . . Sit down you ' re rockin the boat”. LOG; Band; Orchestra; Glee Club; Ensemble; Ten- nis 1; Student Congress; Permanent Scholarship Fund. Beth Bowen Memories of Junior and Senior Prom . . . Alan in 310 .. . Feb. 28, 1970 . . . Study Hall Junior year . . . YYa . . . eating M M’s and tippin’ with Moby . . . cute and loveable. Field Hockey 2, 3; Girls’ Club 3, Pres. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; G.A.A. Elizabeth Ann Boyd Quiet, sincere Liz . . . Mr. Ganley . . . summer of ' 71 in N.H. . . . February vaca- tion, Alpine Inn 1972 . . . New Year’s at Robins 1972 . . . college . . . knows what she is talking about. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Stu- denr Congress. Jean M. Bolger Jay” . . . quiet, deter- mined . . . looks back on Seven-S . . . going ro the games . . . Rabbits” . . . seriously” . . . good friend and good lisrener. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Patrice Marie Boudreaux Friendly, generous Tricie” . . . Career as dental hy- genist . . . Junior English with Mrs. Surtz, U.S. His- tory wirh Mr. Connolly . . . 1971 Senior Prom, 1972 Junior Prom . . . College bound. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Robert Otis Braden Link” . . . Just a min- ute” . . . career in social sciences . . . very active in religious activities . . listening to WBCN . . . Such is life”. Freshman Football; En- semble; Glee Club; IM- PRINT, Feature Editor. David J. Brown How ' s your head?” . . . English with Mr. Crouse . . . remembers Mr. Hughes . . . 1972 at the Cape. Francis L. Brown Frank . . . there’s no- thing more dangerous than ignorance in action” . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . Summers at Green Harbor . . . enjoys sports . . . gimmy one. Baseball 1, 2, 3. James Michael Brown Jim . . . remembers Eng- lish with Mr. Morse . . . Cars are his favorite pas- time . . , hopes to go to college in the future. Wrestling 1; Cross Coun- try 1. James Monroe Brown Brownie” . . . likes to fish . . . D.E.C.A. with Mr. Quinn . . . Trade school . . . try to experience every- thing he possibly can. D.E.C.A. Linda Brown Linda values friendship . . . goofs with Chris . . . CP ' s 73 . . . favorite pas- time — Bill . . . Twirling ' 72 . . . Cherishes good moments in life . . . quite a temper but always a friend! Majorettes 2, Co-Capt. 3, 4; Leaders’ Club; Tennis; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Teresa Brown Teri” . . . Sugar” . . . French with Miss Heald, career as a linguist . . . one song, one smile, will shortly stretch into a mile” . . . our table.” Drama Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4. William ' Vincent Brugman Bill”, remembers Biology w ' ith Doc Fieldman . . . college . . . C.Y.O. . . . Favorite pastime is sports. Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 115 David H. Bryant Bear . . . conscientious . . . Math with Mr. Mac- Intyre . . . You only have one life to live, so make the best of it” . . . DeMolay . . . Working at Carrol’s . . . M.Y.F. . . . Hobbins. Student Congress 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Winter Track Co.-Capt.; Spring Track Co.- Capt. Andrew Buchan jimmy . . . can find fun in any situation , . . Hamp- ton Beach ' 72 . . . remem- bers Modern History with Mr. Hodgkins . . . favorite class — Math with Mr. Grant . . . Everything is funny or can be made to seem so . Albert Bur ns Billy . . . It’s too early in the morning . . . music, shortwave radio, and sports occupy spare time . . . U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . the table . . . college. LOOSE ENDS. Craig Samuel Butler Friendly Cregga . . . Math with Mr. McIntyre . college . . . plans to be a veterinarian . . . summer in Maine . . ■ Richie Havens. LOG; Football 2; Spting Track Tri-Capt.; Winter Track. Timothy Robert Burke Timmy . . . can usually be found at any sports event . . . refereeing hockey games . . . going to GARDEN events with C. S. . . . Junior Prom 72” . . . wow” . . . College. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hock- ey 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. Donna L. Busby Carefree, ’impish Buzz” . . . Chemistry with A. C. and C. C. . . . plans to be a nurse . . . working at Cerra’s . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Math with Mr. Grant . . . wicked” . . . always blush- ing . . . good times with N. G. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pal Club 4; Drama Club 1; French Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Track; Girls ' Club 4. Jane Buccilli Talkative . . . Does any- one really know what time it is?” . . . remembers com- ing in late . . . N.H. ’72, Plum Island ’72, and sum- mer ' 72 . . . You’re right!” G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Michael Butler Butts” . . . liked U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . on to college . . . many good times in Cock City . . . easy going . . . always ready with a wise crack. Football; Baseball; Basket- ball; Student Congress. 116 Thomas M. Butler Butts” . . . Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . Playing hockey up the Hood” . . . wild times at Patriots’ games . . . freshman year . . . college . . . Wicked great, unreal” . . . You learn something new everyday”. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Track. Edward John Cabral What’s Happenin’!” . . . Likes concerts, good music, getting away from the crowd . . . Good times over Gia’s . . . summers of 72, 71, 70 . . . learned a lot about myself and others . . Chicken Allright”. Allison Amy Cairns Good sense of humor . . . remembers Chemistry with C. C. and D. B., Modern Dance with Chris . . . Gee Dave, got new glasses” . . . plans to be a nurse . . . wicked”. Modern Dance Club; Pep Club; Pal Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Barbara Cairns Laughing and joking Midget” . . . sewing with Mrs. Bloom was her favorite . . . skiing, all kinds . . . on to college to become a nurse . . . June 16, ’72 . . . the Big W. G.A.A. 2, 3; Modern Dance 1, 2; Girls’ Club. Cornelius J. Callahan Nealious” . . . Sincere and shy . . . Silver Sands 72” and Vermont 72” . . . Don’t fight the feeling” All right” . . . World Civ. with Mr. Hodgkins . . . College in future . . . Maine. Football 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. Robert Callahan Cal” . . . Bogie imita- tions and maybe a few bugle calls on the side . . . Calvin you classical” . . . lots of laughs with Mr. Morrison . . . always can find a little mischief. Basketball 1. Judy Camerano Little Cam ’ . . . Always laughing . . . fondest mem- ory is March 11, 1972 . . . easy to get along with . . , Maynard-Moore Corporation . . . computer training . . . homeroom with Mr. Crateau’ G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Mary V. Camerlin Mare ” . . . cute, petite . . . Loves all sports . . . The best mood is constant happiness” . . . fond mem- ories of the beach . . . Summer ’72 . . . H.O.P. . . . Carry On! . . . Fun can be had most anyplace.” Leaders’ Club 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Representative 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee. 117 Barbara Cameron Dorothy Marie Campbell Dossie . . . easy going and carefree, almost always late . . . English with Mr. Poulos . . . Tricky . . . summers at Rockport . . . vacations at Weymouth . . . Let’s go to Mac’s . . . college. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Lead- ers’ Club; Track. Dorothy Cameron ”Toto ... a warm and friendly personality . . . fun to be with ... A friend is the present you give yourself. . . . Math with Mr. Blastos . . . ”Oh, ya ” . . . Kappa. Glee Club; Ensemble; G.A.A. Glenda Campbell Soup loves enjoy ing herself . . . Favorites are February ’71, Hago Harring- ton — four . . . Geometry with Mr. LaRosa, bus rides, Donut Shop at 6:00 . . . Love those oldies but good- ies!” ... F. A. ... be good. Basketball, Capt. 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball; G.A.A. Robert Campbell Soupy” . . . No big thing” . . . camping at Silver Sand in N.H. . . . homeroom with Mr. Crateau quiet if you don’t know him . . . fun to be with. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 . 2 . Kevin Cann Full of life and person- ality . . . hobby is vegeta- ting . . . Nothing but a mute” . . . geometry with Mr. Gavin and Spanish with Mr. Tine . . . You’re in a massive fog.” Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Janet A. Cargill You gumby” . . . Joyce and her jumping beans . . . listen to your older bro- ther; he’s always right . . . art school . . . Mr. Squatrito and Mrs. Whitworth. Art Club. Scott Carleton Swoop . . . very under standing ... a friend you can always depend on . . . Don’t w ' orry about it.” . . . U.S. History with Mr. Gal- lagher . . . Cafe 1-72-73 . . . skiing, golf. Football 1; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2. 118 Cynthia Carr Cindy . . . Friendly, un- derstanding . . . Math with Mr. Grant . . . wicked . . . Rick and summer of 72 . . . rennis . . . Brunches, football and basketball games . . . the Home . . . college in the future. Cheerleader 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Class Captain 2, 3. Stephen Carr ' Austin . . . college awaits him . . . with his friends on the weekends . . . will never forget camping at Silver Sands ... a twinkle in his eyes. Football 1; Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4. Suzanne Marie Carlucci Attractive Sue ... re- members summer of ’71 and John ... A friend is a present you give yourself” . . . watching football games, going to the beach . . . Jeekers. ” Student Congress 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club. Paul Caron Call him Pablo or even Hector ... he liked Mr. Conn’s English class, but was he ever good at skip- ping Mr. Crouse’s! . . . really a sports fan. Patricia C. Cerasuolo Trisha” ... a hat out of bell . . . riding by the A” field between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. . . . March 11, 1972 . . . Hi Hun! . . . great sense of humor . . . modeling career. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; British History Club. Mary Cerretani Cerra” ... a true friend . . . ’’chug a lug ... fu- ture career as a secretary or dental assistant . . . Greel’s parties . . . summer ’71 at Nahant Beach . . . Junior Prom ’72. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Ski Club. Francis Henry Carr, III Pancho ’Villa ... fu- ture as a famous theater director . . . good actor and singer . . . MHS produc- tions . . . will always re- member his great friends. Glee Club; Ensemble; Pal Club; Drama Club. Robert Joseph Carroll Ernie” . . . Z-Z-Z-Z . . . Mr. Beshong’s Class . . . Z-Z-Z-Z . . . school, then work . . . Z-Z-Z-Z . . . first year auto mechanics . . . Z-Z-Z-Z . . . wants to become a jet mechanic . . . Z-Z-Z-Z. 119 Cynthia Joy Chadwick Cynjo; Cyndi . . . plans: college, phys. ed. teacher, coach . . . gym and Mrs. Kearn . . . Chadwick’s Taxi . . . September 19, 1970 . . . Chemistry — 409 . . • smart and beautiful, athlete . . . Tm sorry!” Band; Student Leader; Glee Club; French Club 2; Honor Society; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; Var- sity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. Barbara Charlton ”Babs” . . . easily en- thused, patient, easy to talk to . . . always seen with Dossie! . . . ’’could be tense!” . . . Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . ’’wicked” . . . always late for homeroom . . . college. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Margaret Chaffee Marg” . . . outgoing, friendly . . . Weirs Beach and Cape Cod of 1972 . . . Parties at Lorna’s ’72 . . . remembers Mrs. Kramer’s class . . . ”Oh ya, right” . . . sitting on wall. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Catherine E. Champagne Cathy remembers riding around with the girls, ” ' 1 . . . camping . . . Math with Mr. Gavin . . . ’’Pumpkin” . . . Aug. 23, 1969 . . . college in future . . . Three Roses. French Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Student Congress. Christine Charos Chrissy” ... A friendly, outgoing person ... One . . . summers in Marshfield . . 11 5 71 . . . Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . ’’Cut it out!” G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3; LOG; Pal Club; Powder Puff co-capt. Janice M. Chasse Adorable, thoughtful ’Chass’ . . . always smiling, always cheering . . . Great memories of brunches and games . . . College and many more good times ahead. Cheerleader 3, Head 4; French Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girls’ Club; Imprint 3; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress 2, 3; Student Council Representa- tive 2, 3. Fay May Chin From Hong Kong in ’69 . . . gentle and thoughtful . . . has the confidence to face any problem and the ability to surmount it . . . enjoys reading. Jackie Chipman ”Chipa” . . . Get yer ya ya’s out” . . . ’’Live the life you love, and Love the life you live” . . . summer of ' 2 , exile on Main Street, Hyannis . . . Mr. Hodgkins. Swimming, 120 Mary Ciampa Happy-go-lucky Canada 71 ... U.S. History with Mr. Hughes . . . Biology with Mr. Messenger . . . reading, traveling, art . . . plans to teach handi- capped children . . . always willing to help . . . under- standing. Italian Club; Spanish Club. Rosemarie Cincotta Rosey” . . . Rudeness comes easy!” . . . Hampton Beach 1971 . . . Rain, rain go aw ' ay! . . . Vermont and Maine 1972 . . . Brew Crew . . . Mr. LaRosa . . . going to Mac ' s . . . Sure to suc- ceed. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; LOG; Leaders ' Club; Junior Prom Committee. ' William Clark Robert Clemens Clem . . . Right . . . You ' ve got a prayer . . . sports enthusiast . . . His- tory with Mr. DeTeso . . . Psychology in room 16 . . . on to college or work . . . getting up at six and out at twelve. Susan Clifford Sue . . . Parties with the group . , . memorable times with A. S. . . . Laughing sparkly eyes . . . fantastic Junior year . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . college in the future. LOG; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Basketball; Pep Club. Joanne Marie Coleman Dimples” . . . trip to France, on the plane and the back of the bus, April ' 2 .. . always has a smile on her face . . . summer ' 72 . . . antiques. Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Hon- or Society; Leaders ' Club. Robin Elizabeth Cohoon Very blunt, speaks her mind . . . sunshiny days . . . gettin high at concerts . . . Alpine North Conway . . . plans to travel . . . hanging around at the wall . . . parties . . . good times with P. C. G.A.A.; Italian Club. Barbara Ann Collins A shy person with a big heart . . . Weekends of summer ' 72 . . . Parties at Lorna ' s . . . English with Mrs. Crueger ... I don ' t want to get involved. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. 121 Anna Elfrieda Coloyan Listen to your mother; she knows what’s right! . . . laughing w ' ith Dotty . . . And your wise men don’t know how it feels to be thick as a brick.” Joanne Colwell Nice One’’ . . . To the woods . . . enjoys Mr. Humphrey’s class ... re- members a certain green fairlane and the Rez . . . Summer of ’72 . . . J. D. . . . September 6, 1972 . . . meetings at 1:00. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Lead- ers ' Club; Gymnastics. Beth M. Connolly Cute and easy to get along with . . . Living high on the wall . . . Knoll ’71 . . . looks forward to weekends Remembers Mrs. Beardsley’s English class and Senior prom ’ ' 2. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Jun- ior Prom Committee. Linda Collins 1 don’t get it!” . . . summer of ’72 — crunchy granela in Arizona . . . friendly, nutty, easy to get along with . . . ’F’ block study sophomore year . . . Mr. Connolly’s U.S. History Class. Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Bruce Colvin Drum room tactics with an unrelated brother . . . Interests lie in playing the drums and camping . . . Active in DeMolay and M.Y.F. . . . Plans for a career in veterinary medi- cine. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Ann Marie Connolly Living high on the wall . . . Just looking at my- self, reflections of my mind” . . . remembers the Senior prom ’72 . . . friendly, al- ways there with a smile. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Jun- ior Prom Committee. Elise Conserva Are you serious?” . . . December 11, 1970 . . . fishing off the boat . . . Maine, 1972 . . . nursing with hannah! . . . best times with Danny!! Mary P. Connolly May . . . smiling is her hobby . . . being friendly comes naturally . . . nothing disturbs her composure . . . Math with Mr. Driscoll . . . Bruins and Celtics games . . . N.E.O. . . . week at Mayo Beach. Track; Biology Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Ann A. Constantino Tino” . . . Always will- ing to help a friend . . . C.Y.O. . . . February 72’’ . . . Alpine Lodge . . . Good times in E block study fresh- man year . . . nursing with Hana . . . never modest . . . 1 don ' t know! . . . college. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Mary Jane Crawford ' MJ . . . will always re- member summer of 72” . . . loves hockey . . . open activity . . school vacation . . . waterskiing and tennis . . . English with Mrs. Beardsley . . . laughs at the wrong time or place. Bryan Cook Barney” . . . Geometry with Mr. LaRosa . . . Mil- waukee’s with Twines . . . remembers post Hockey game celebration . . . would like to attend Prep School. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain; Soccer 2, 3. Cathy Corcoran Friendly, easy to get along with . . . Cork” . . . ■Vermont . . . October 1, 1972 . . . loves gymnastics, waterskiing, snow skiing . . . sure to be a success in what ever she does. Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Gymnastics Team; LOG Staff; Leaders ' Club; Tum- bling Club. Richard Cranford Dante Caamen Crescenzi Dant” . . . flying, snow- mobiling . . . never a dull or quiet moment with Dant around . . . airline pilot . . . Windsor Street hockey, football, and base- ball teams . . . U.S. History with Miss Donovan . . . Spain Trip. Co-Chairman Scholarship Fund. Stephanie M. Cox Always laughing, out- going, and talking . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . Head-cheerleader for Austin Prep . . . Castle hill . . . The Van” . . . June 2, 1972 . . . bus ride with Nancy. Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Girls’ Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; French Club 4. Glen M. Craw ' ford Glendale” ... a good friend . . . English with Mrs. Steele ... I ate the whole thing” . . . wants to become a minister . . . col- lege . . . The bigger the better . . . Bomb scares. A.V. Club; Chess Club. Plans to study independent drama and music ... re- members U.S. History with Mr. DeTescT . . . Broadway musicals and Drama Club plays . . . L.R.Y. Glee Club; Band 4; Track 1; Ensemble; Drama Club Vice President; IMPRINT Literary Editor. Cynthia Crombie Cindy with a warm friendly smile . . . plans after High School include airlines and travel . . . likes a walk on the beach . . . July 16, 19 ' 1 - • • cooking. Dennis M. Crowley Outgoing . . . will always remember October 25, 1969 with E.S.M. . . . drafting class with ' Doc” Morrison . . . weekend runs to U. Mass. . . . summers at Lake Winnipesaukee . . . always looking for fun and a good time. Basketball 1; J.V. Base- ball; Student Council; Class Representative. Peter T. Crowley Friendly, sociable, and am- bitious . . . likes to build speed boats and race them . . . study hall with Mr. Beshong junior and senior years . . . Hopes to be a lesigner in aerodynamics . . Susan, class of ’73. Thomas E. Curtin Tom . . You’re a charmer!” . . . driving to Connecticut . . . study with Mr. Conn . . . goal is to be a fireman . . . skipping study . . . sneaking to Connecticut. Wrestling Team. Karen ' V. Cruz Be good!” . . . being with Paul . . . always smil- ing, good personality . . . third floor girls’ room . . . skiing weekends ... I can’t wait until June” . . . Art School in the future . . . Interior Decorator. Leaders’ Club; Student Congress; G.A.A. Nancy Curran Talkative, always smiling, Nancy rememt ers Labor Day ’W ' eekend ’”2 . . . ’’Sure Karen” . . . homeroom in front of T. C. . . . loves swimming and riding . . . next year: college. G.A.A.; Pep Club; French Club; Girls’ Club. Richard Cronin ’Bull” . . . likes to act the part of a lazy clown . . the ’’Home” . . . trips to Cape Cod . . . ' Vermont ’71 . . . sleeps when no- thing else is going on. Freshman Football. William Dalton Friendly, confident Bill . . . remembers warm winter walks to Friendly’s . . . History classes with Mr. D. and Airs. Hodgkins were tops . . . plans to go to Mass. Maritime Academy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. 124 Marilyn A. Daly Friendly, good-looking . . . You’re kidding me! . . . Algebra with Mr. LaRosa . , . wants to be a Dental Assistant . . . summer of ’72 . . . sewing. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; LOG Staff. Susan DeChristopher Sue . . . always laughing loves listening to the ’’Stones”; remembers Stones concert July 19, 19 ' 2 ... a good friend. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Stu- dent Congress. Joseph D’Ambrosio Diane Davis Motormouth” . . . cook- ing, shopping, and being with my friends . . . 1 don’t know.” . . . C.Y.O. — skating, tennis, skiing . . . working at Raymonds in Boston . . . August 18, 1972. Tennis; G.A.A. Robert Scott Davis Bob . . . good natured . . . breakfast in the dark . . . 1 have seen the moun- tain top” . . . college . . . Terrific” . . . wants to be- come a dentist. Student Congress 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; LOG Staff. Karen Dawson Understanding . . . ’With- in you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at anytime and be yourself.” . . . U.S. His- tory with Mr. Burr. G.A.A.; Basketball; Soft- ball ’71. Dorothy Damato Dotty . . . enjoys boogy- ing and good music . . . February vacation ’72 at the Alpine . . . Antony . . . 1 hate to smoke” . . . going cross-country with bal and kap . . . always in a good mood. G.A.A. 1, 2. Jean Marie DeFranzo Jeanie . . . Ickyl!” . . . lockers before and after school . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . teaching the handicapped . . . reading, playing records . . . cafeteria table at 6; 30 . . . LOG meetings after school. Girls’ Club 3; LOG Liter- ary editor. 125 Doreen Ellen DeMarco You can’t always get what you want but, if you try, sometime you ' ll find you get what you need.” . . music, art, poetry . . . making people happy. Jason C. Derry Jay Drafting with Mr. Beshong . . . The Table . . . If I’ve told you once. I ' ve told you a thous- and times, 1 never repeat anything — Mr. Hoyle. Rifle Club. Stephen Dennis Denny . . . Consumer Ec. with Hubba . . . Favorite pastime is tipping ... al- ways with D. R. . . . T. G. rally . . . Delta Bomb” . . . weightlifting. Football. Paul DeSanctis Skiing, swimming, and fooling around . . . remem- bers psychology with Mr. Driscoll . . . getting up at 6;00 . . . friendly and fun loving . . . college in the future. John Delcore Del” . . . Loyal, always ready for a good argument . . . You want to make a bet?” . . . Bruins Games . . . wants to be an account- ant . . . w ' ork at Transition . . C.Y.O. Chess Club; Mini Lab Club. Richard W. Devine Happy-go-lucky Richard . . . willing to go out of his way for his friends . . . memories of winning the Winchester football game ’72 . . . I’ll bet” . . . Summer of ’72 . . . ' Ver- mont. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Margaret Ann Delorie Remembers bomb scares, cafteteria food . . . Drafts- man . . . French 2 with Mrs. DiDomenico. Girls’ Basketball 2. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. Kathleen A. Dillon Kathy . cheerful, friendly, outgoing . . . Eng- lish with Mrs. Surtz . . . ’Lady in the Cage!!’’ . . . music class . . . water ski- ing, swimming, good times with Janet, dates with Jim- my, 70-73. Glee Club; Ensemble 2, 3. 4. 126 Joseph A. Dinarello Joey . . . strong willed, always talking . . . “You Goon! . . . ' Les soirees a Paris . . . Lost in a chateau avec un goon! . . . Mr. Burr, feedback machine . . . Sports . . . I give up! French Club 3, 4, Vice- President. Daniel DiNocco Danny . . . Are you kidding or what? . . . Maine ’72 with Elise . . . long eyelashes . . . fishing, skiing, swimming for re- laxation . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. DeTeso and Mr. Poulos. Mark DiMeo Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time” . . . hunting fox . . . summer of ’72 at the Cape. Football 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. Ann DiNocco What time is it? . . . Senior Prom of ’ 1 . . . Ya!” . . . going to East Boston . . . Mr. Mathews tea party . . . enjoys ice- skating and traveling . . . Junior College after M.H.S. picnic with D. M. and A. C. Italian Club. Raymond Eugene DiPirro Ray . . . reading and watching television . . . col- lege . . . Spanish teacher . . . Spanish with Mr. Mc- Lean . . . always tells funny jokes and stories . . . be- longs to a discussion group at various churches. Judy Ann Distaso Judy . . . sensitive, com- passionate . . . U.S. History with Miss Donovan . . . Oh, what’s the matter? . . . Junior Prom with Sam ’71 ... tennis, walking beaches . . . college . . . cherishes sincere friends. Biology Club; Drama 2; French Club 3, 4; Girls’ Club. Bonnie A. Dobrolet Laughs at anything and everything . . . Oh, I love it! . . . enjoyed Algebra with Mr. LaRosa ... re- members April 12, 1972, in Puerto Rico, summers in Rockport. Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Kathleen Doherty Kathy . . . good looking . . . being with Johnny . . . remembers English with Mts. Surtz . . . F.O. . . . working at M.D.C. . . . would like to become an ariline stewardess Puerto Rico . . . Jan. 10, 1970. 127 Nancy E. Dolan Nanc . . . Letters I ' ve written; never meaning to send! . . . Weekend in Maine and N.H. ' 72 . . . Stone Harbor N.J. in sum- mer 71 . . . Moody Blues” Concert, H.R. Representative 2, 4; Pep Club; Tumbling Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Bas- ketball 1, 2. William Peter Donohue Bill ... A true friend, understanding and ready to lend a helping hand ... A hard worker; will succeed in life ... A sincere and deep thinking person . . . Oceanographer, Soccer 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; S.F.A.B. 2, 3; Senior Class President 4; S.S.A.C. Susan Dooley Sue . . . fun loving per- sonality . . . always happy . . . Mrs. Russo ' s sewing class . . . spending time with Donnie . . . Record Keep- ing with Mrs. Mahoney . . . hairdressing school. Girls ' Club; British Travel Club. David Donofrio Weekend mechanic on ' 65 Chevy . . . study halls . . . working at M.W.H. . . . English — Miss Brown . . . technical school ahead. Kenneth R. Downes Downsey . . . The Manor . . . likes sports and sleeping . . . Drafting with Mr. Beshong . . , plans to be an architect . . . worked for the Boston Cel- tics for three years. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Honor Society. Colleen M. Driscoll Unique . . . easy-going . . . A true friend is the best possession . . . skiing, swimming, summer of 72 . . . English with Mrs. Crueger, field hockey . . . bus rides . . . Sure, Karen.” Field Hockey; Girls ' Track; Spanish Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Br itish Travel Club. Ruth A. Driscoll Immuhm!” . . . remem- bers the hassles of changing courses which are supposedly of student ' s choice . . . summer of ' 7 1 in Mexico . . . sun worshiper . . . hopes to be a pediatrician. Leaders ' Club; Biology Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; S.F.A.B,; Student Congress. Gerard Dugas Jerry . . . Rude!” . . . What, are you kidding me?” . . . good times in N.H. . , . B-Block with the Bush . . . always laugh- ing . . . sheet metal trade. 128 Carol Duggan Optimistic . . . cold winter nights down town . . . Boston Common ' 72 . . . bike rides with D. H. . . . trying to pass those timed writings in transcription with Miss Blanchard. Richard H. Dunn Easy going, honest Rick . . . favorite pastimes are baseball and street hockey . . . Clayton Conn in 403 . . . business career . . . condemn the factory” . . . remembers chemistry labs. Baseball; Track Team 2; Chess Club. Laurie Dunnet Outgoing, friendly, always there when yon need her . . . Wicked . . . Summer of 72 at PKC . . . UMYF . . . Loves to play tennis . . . dynamite” . . . college. Girls’ Tennis Team; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Pep Club; Pal Club; Girls’ Club; Basketball 1; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress; Jr. Prom Committee; Swim ' Team. Patricia M. Durant Summer of ’72 . . . Good times with Debra . . . Fri- day nights at Gia’s! . . . Junior Prom Weekend ! ! ! . . . Football and Hockey games . . . U.S. History with Miss Donovan . . . live for today.” Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, Secre- tary 3; Student Congress; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Decoration Commit- tee. Brian Duval Flash” . . . Hey, Mun” . . . likes trailbikes and motorcycles . . . remembers class with Mr. Sarrouf . . . plans to be an architect after college . . . the boys’ lounge.” David Dwyer Dave . . . hobbies are swimming and skiing . . . English with Mr. Conn was his favorite . . . Plans in- clude Middlesex Commun- ity College and management in the future . . . M.H.S. Scholarship Fund Commit- tees. Rifle Club; Captain; Pal Club. Alan Edeman Edebug” . . . friendly, warm hearted . . . dino” . . . Where ' s the Party?!?” Eileen, May 6, 19 ' 2 . . . men’s room . . . parties at the park . . . concerts. Gayle Elizabeth Edwards Eggy then; scramble now.” . . . Steven . . . Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Glee Club; Ensemble; Leaders’ Club; Softball; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; LOG Staff. 129 Laura Ann Egan Laugh and the world laughs with you” . . working at M.W.H. . . . Mr. Hoyle ' s Chemistry Class with S. E. and Yogi . . . always quick with a smile . . . nursing . . . Mr. Hughes in occupational planning. G.A.A.; Pep Club. James M. Farrell Fazza” . . . Fill ' er up.’” . . . like s to do nothing and receive everything . . . enjoyed English with Skip- per Crouse . . . remembers times over Gino’s, the Jun- ior Prom, and the day after. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Lisa R. Elgart Lee Lee” . . . riding shotgun in Betsy . . . baking the perfect Toll House cook- ies .. . well, what would you do?” . . . After M.H.S. fun — travel — adventures . . . Yeah, sure.” G.A.A. 2; Honor Society. Jane Marie Feeney Feen” . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . What, Hon ' ”... Puerto Rico with Bonnie Dobrolet and Kathy Doherty, April 12 . . . Summer of ' 71 ... col- lege . . . going into the airlines. Ski Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Track 1; Economics Club; Leaders ' Club. David G. Ells What do you want to do? . . . works on his car. Football 1. William Ewell Shelia Evans No problem” . . . Mr. Hoyle ' s Chemistry Class . . . summer of 72 . . . You only live once!” . . . loves horseback riding and ani- mals . . . working ... al- ways laughing. G.A.A. Angela Farese Warm and friendly . . . That ' s all screwed up” . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . remembers Mrs. Mahoney ' s Class . . . bugging Mr. Hughes . . . work after high school. G.A.A.; Ski Club; Girls ' Club. Paul Ferreira Oh, forget it” . . . favorite pastime — figuring how to miss practice . . . Remembers U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . Col- lege. Spring Track; Cross Coun- try — Captain; Winter Track 2 . Lynn Ann Fiebig Creative, friendly . . . Taking the time to love is what it ' s all abc ’’ . . . remembers good ti . ' s with S.N. and A.V. . . . summer of ’72 . . . Bar Harbor, Maine. G.A.A. Mary Ellen Fernandes Really! . . . great per- sonality, sensitive and lots of laughs . . . loves hockey and sewing . . . Mr. La Rosa! . . . plans to be a medical secretary . . . hos- pital work . . . Summer of 72.” Pep Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Mary Flynn Mary . . . unconventional, witty . . . Math with Mr. Grant . . . working at Cer- retani ' s . . . Don ' t do any- thing 1 wouldn’t do . . . passes time with music . . . remembers Northeast Dis- trict Chorus. Girls’ Club; Ensemble; LOOSE-ENDS editor-in- chief; Drama Club; Pal Club; Glee Club; Economics Club; Spanish Club. Paul Ferguson Where are the Celts with- out Havlicek?” . . . Basket- ball players are better than hockey players and B. C. is still great!” . . . Super sports expert who’s never wrong. Basketball 1, 2. James W. Fitzgerald Fig Bar” . . . Cruisin ' the town in the Vette . . . The Great Circle Route . . . owning a business . . . funny . . . June 22, 1972 .. . Working at Gulf . . . Second gear bangs. Enrico Festa Rick” . . . What’s hap- pinin? . . . enjoys music and drums .... remembers U.S. History with Mr. Hodgkins ... 1 do my thing and you do your thing ... a career in car- pentry . . . good times with S. A. Kathryn Ann Fisher Kathi likes art, shopping and making friends . . . plans college, graphic arts. Hoofin’ it through rain, sleet ' n snow . . . Spare me no evil” . . . The Face . . . RAH— R.A.W.S. Student Congress; Major- ettes; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; LOG; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club. Sheila M. Flynn Friendly, outgoing Flin- ney” remembers summer of ’70 in Maine with Carol . . . spending time with John, Sept. 5, 1970 . . . Listening to music . . . and miles to go before I sleep.” IMPRINT circulation man- ager 3; Student Congress 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Society; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Girls ' Club. Thomas G. Foley Effa . . . fun to be with . . . remembers New Year ' s Eve Party at ■’Dinky’s” . . . Good times down the Cape . . . loves playing sports . . . Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . col- lege. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 4. Frances Fondulis Remembers Bookkeeping with Mrs. Mahoney . . . pastime is collecting coins and stamps . . . Enjoys swimming and diving . . . works to be successful. Lorraine Forcellati Ronald G. Ford Remembers aviation with Mr. Dodge . . . Cookie” . . . Melrose, Roxbury Day Camp . . . Visit to WGBH . . . a really great person to know . . . Broadcasting. A. ' .; Rifle Club. David John Forrest Dave enjoyed English with Mr. Morse ... he is friendly and good to get along with . . . Bomb scares and broken chairs” . . . college in the future . . . Condition Yourself!” Stephen James Flynn Friendly, good looking Skie” . . . truckin, skiing, partying; Summer of ”70” . . . J. T. and Harry’s Camp . . . trips to Rockport . . . college. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; S.F.A.B. 3. Kevin Kenneth Foss Fossy” . . . All right” . . . The easy going life has ended . . . stubborn . . . out going . . . commercial art leading to business career . . . remembers Mr. Scarpito. 132 Jeannine Fountain Nenie” . . . always has a smile . , . great sense of humor . . . 109 at 27’’ . . . sophomore Algebra with Mr. Driscoll . . . sum- mer of ' 12 — crunchy granola in Arizona. Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Paula J. Franklin Time will tell” . . C.Y.O. member . . . volun- teer work at the hospital . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . plans to pursue a nursing career . . . enjoys music and writing friendly and fun-loving. Drama 1; Glee Club; En- semble. Lee Gaeta Friendly and understand- ing . . . enjoys walking the beach, football, and being with Bert . . . fond mem- ories of Summer ’70, April 28, 1972, and late nights in Omaha . . . Oh ya!” Girls’ Club; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 4; Jr- Prom Committee; Powder Puff; Spanish Club. Thomas T. Garden T remembers the State Hockey Tourneys and Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . Fa- vorite pastime is creating giant mushrooms ” . . . Col- lege bound. Class Pres. 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, Pres. 3; S.F.A.B. 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Football 1, 2. Michael F. Garniss Nace” . . . likes to hang around Lyman’s Market . . . remember the 390” . . . soccer team. States . . . fabulous times in N.H. . . . skiing, snow and water . . . business school. Soccer 3, 4. Robert John Getchell Stubborn, self-confident Getch” . . . What’s hap- pening?” . . . Berklee School of Music . . . goal is to be a professional musician . . . Remembers Mr. Norris’ office . . . U.S. History with Mr. Gallagher . . . listening to and playing music. Donna Marie Giacalone Let’s go up to Piz 2 a Man” . . . Junior College, majoring in child care study . . . likes horseback riding, swimming, and bowling . . remembers some of the cool ’ teachers. Stephen Gianino Steve likes all sports espe- cially Hockey . . . Any open ice?” . . , Biology with Mr. Crateau ... He plans on College after M.H.S. . . . Good times with Rick Dunn . . What’s Happening?” Chess Club; Hockey Team. 133 John A. Giannetto Gino . , . Where am I . . . Tipping and cruising with Jim, Pete and Heal . . . Geometry with Mr. LaRosa . . . Remembers baseball tournament and Jr. Prom . . . college . . . Times at Heal’s. Baseball 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4; Football 2, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4. Claudia Graham Always smiling Ibba . . . remembers weekend of June 2-4, 1972 and the bus rides and ski patroling . . . Loneliness remembers what happiness forgets” . . . swim- ming and running. G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; Gymnastic’s; Spring Track; Cross-Country. Toogie Goddard ’’Let it rain sweet Maty Jane” . . . plans to go across country on a motorcycle . . . remembers MHS as a drag . . . flying . . . Mr. Brown . . . Let’s get stoned.” Gail Paula Gooch G. G.” . . . understand- ing, always there when you need someone . . .remem- bers Mrs. Russo’s sewing class . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . spends time with Chigger. Denise E. Glennon Not much upsets Denise, other than her tight curls . . . Gets along with every- one with her personality . . . remembers the wall in the morning. Girls’ Club 4. Stephen Gonzales Speedy Gonzales’ favorite pastimes are Bruins’ Hockey games and listening to Chicago” and The Rolling Stones.” . . . College in the future . . . His favorite teacher was Mr. Gallagher. James Grady Friendly, easy going Jim- my . . . Remembers Sept. 11, 19 0 . . . walking in class 5 minutes late . . . anxiously waits for 12;00 bell. ' Anne Marie Giannetto Always smiling . . . living high on the wall . . . February vacation ’72 at the Alpine . . . September 18, 1970 . . . enjoys concerts and meeting people . . . History w ' ith Mr. DeTeso . . . S. B. G.A.A. 134 Nancy M. Graham Nance G.” . . . There are so many dreams I’ve yet to find” . . . summers of and 72 and those Cana- dian men!! . . . what dim- ples! . . . Bruin’s fan . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club; Track; Pal Club; Leaders ' Club; Cho- raleers; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Barbara J. Gray Mon Dieu! Qu’est-ceque c ' est” . . . There will be an answer — let it be” ... a perfectionist . . . les soirees a Paris! . . . quiet with strangers, cheery with friends. French Club, Pres.; Bi- ology Club; Pal Club; Glee Club; Ensemble; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Ralph Douglas Gray Doug remembers trip to Medford . . . give him a silver bullet . . . weekends during football season . . . College soon . . . modest but deserves recognition for what he is. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Track 1. David M. Greenberg Dave . . . often goes scuba diving and skiing . . . Mrs. Surtz . . . College looms ahead . . . hopes to be a Marine Biologist . . . Summer ’72 in New Hamp- shire . . . coach DeTeso . . . ’Get Back.” Wrestling; Baseball 2. Barbara Griffin A lively and creative man- ner . . . Barbie enjoyed mornings in the cafeteria . . . Mr. Gallagher’s U.S. History class . . . life in general since January 1972, especially the summertime . . . Swoop. Imprint 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Student Faculty Advisory Board 4; Student Congress 1; Honor Society. Lisa Marie Grimes Horseback riding, bike riding, traveling . . . Mem- ories of M.H.S. — the friend- liest kids anywhere . . . nursing . . . plans to attend a four year college. Girls’ Club; Tennis; G.A.A.; Pep Club. North Shore H.S. — Swim- ming; Tennis; Drill Team; G.A.A.; Keyettes; Class Offi- cer. Debra Jean Guevin Debbie . . . found down at Friendly’s parking lot . . . 12-7-69 . . . taking ’’the route” . . . summer of ’72 . . . F-Troop” up Granny’s . . . 2-14-71 . . . cougars and chargers. Girls’ Club; Student Con- gress 2, 3. Sandra J. Guevin Sam ” . . . ”F-Troop’’ up Granny’s . . . summer of 72 at Ossippee . . . the 5 R’s . .. taking the route” . . . August 19, 1972 . . . can be found down Friendly’s parking lot . . . school to- morrow kiddies.” Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; Pep Club. 135 Joseph Guzzo Joey wants his own plumbing business . . . likes cars and motorcycles . . . Mr. Gumbleton; Summer 71”; riding with Bonsie . . . Racing a motorcycle at the drags. Barry William Haley Love money” . . . Let it be” . . . good for a laugh . . working in the machine shop . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . remembers the State’s in ■ ' 2 . . . college after M.H.S. Freshman and Sophomore Basketball. Richard Hammond Mikoo-J” . . . remem- bers Math with Mr. Carroll . . . would like to attend Cornell to become a Veterin- arian. Marlene Haroth Marlene likes skiing and plans to go to business school . . • future secretary Miss Blanchard! . . . Mrs. Russo’s Sewing Class Memories of Newfound Lake, N.H., and Weymouth. G.A.A. Randy C. Harris Harrie 111 . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . remem- bers the states’ game ’72, Soccer Games . . . likes a good time . . . plans to at- tend college. Varsity Swimming; Var- sity Soccer; Sophomore Football. John E. Hanson Jake plans college . . . good pay and good future hopes to master in whatever he does . . . Mr. Grant’s class; no homework, easy tests, good laughs; but your learned something somehow! Mark Edward Haines Marcus” . . . enjoys working on cars . . . plans to work for the telephone company. Robert B. Harris, Jr. Harry, always a laugh at a party . . . summers 1 and ’72 at the lake . . . would ya cut it out!!’’ . . . Day after Junior Prom . . . loves to water and snow ski . . . N.H. nights. Wrestling; Soccer. Debra Susan Hartman Debi . . . Let peace come to the world’’ . . . summers at Sebago . . . Winthrop weekend — ’’13’’ . . . Fritos . . . bike riding and skiing occupy leisure hours . . . English with Mr. Conn . . .. college soon. Track; G.A.A. John Steven Harwell John ... a great kid to know . . . tries to be success- ful in everything he does . . . future plans — College . . . plays sports in his free time. Basketball. Debra Lynn Hayes Debbie . . . ’’Ask not what man can do for mankind’’ . . . wants to work with children . . . optimistic, creative . . . tennis . . . Art. Drama 1; French Club; Pal Club; G.A.A.; Student Congress 4. Deborah Hemenway Attraction for Billys , changing moods, typing with Tricco . . . talking on phone and running with Ibba . . . Sports . . . Really?’’ Sure! ’Opportunists take now for an answer.” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Pal Club; G.A.A. Janet Herlihy Precious and Few” , . . fun-loving, friendly, out- going . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . C.Y.O. . . . Summer of ’69 and ’70 . . . F. H. Parties . . . Good times with K. D. . . . Sophomore year with J. L. J.V. and Varsity Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pal Club; Varsity Softball; Leaders’ Club. David J. Hickey Jay can be found puttin’ at the hood or shootin on nets in the G.B.S.H.L. . . . bluffing is better than work- ing . . . you gotta prayer” . . . T.G.I.F. Golf Team; Student Con- gress; Honor Society; Ski Club. Michael J. Hickey Hick . . . easy-going, well liked, friendly . . . What can 1 say” . . . plans to attend college after M.H.S. . . . remembers Geometry with Mr. Driscoll and World Civ. with Mr. Hodgkins. Baseball. Albert Robert Higgins Higgy . . . You loser . . . what’s happening? . . . Cars, cars, cars . . . Plans to go anywhere but Vietnam after M.H.S. . . . Active member of the M.H.S. Smoker’s Union. 137 Peter Hirschfeld Hirsch . . . favorite class was English with Skip- per Crouse . . . plans to go on to college after high school . . . remembers Jun- ior Prom and tipping with the Facemen. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2. JoAnne Hodgson JoAnne remembers what went on in her Freshman year English class with Mrs. Koontz . . . enjoyed the Alpine, February of 72 . . . college will follow M.H.S. Girls’ Club 4; English History Club. Philip Higgins Higgy” enjoys hockey games ... get off .. . plans to do w ' ell and work after M.H.S. . . . Tippin’ in the yellow lemon with D. F. close behind . . . ' Negative.” Mark Hormell Marco . . . ' Les soirees a Paris . . . Socks on the Chandelier” . . . French with Miss Heald . . . Photog- raphy, archery ... I hafta wash my hair” . . . Good sense of humor . . . dentist. Freshman Football; Soph- omore Track; French Club 3, 4. Dennis Brian Hinchey Hinch” . . . good at keeping cars running . . . has great memories of the Cape . . . parties at Glou- cester and Nahant . . . the knoll . . . Junior and Senior years. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling; Track. Mary-Louise E. Houghton ’71 trip to California . . . fall of ' 1 and ’72 at Schaef- er Stadium . . . twirling at football games . . . skiing, traveling . . . hard work leads to success” ... off to college. Majorette 3, 4; LOG Ad- vertising Editor; Honor So- ciety; Field Hockey 1, 2; British Travel Club; French Club; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress; Ski Club; Girls’ Club. Douglas Hoague Hoagie” . . . listening to Dylan, T T . . . Math with Mr. Grant . . . hopes to live a full life . . . States ’72”. Football; Hockey. Ann Holmberg Enjoys sewing and cook- ing . . . babysits . . . You ' re kidding.” Girls’ Club; G.A.A. 138 Brian M. Hull Kindness is the sunshine in which Friendship grows” . . . English with Miss Werneth . . . DeMoIav, L.R.Y. . . . Feb. 25, 1972 . . . college in the future . . . tennis with Mr. Crane. LOG; Student Congress; British Travel Club; Glee Club; Tennis; Permanent Scholarship Fund Comm. Jane Ippolito December 1 , 1971, and Danny . . . Santana Con- cert with C. C. . . . nth summer . . favorite classes were Spanish and Italian with Mrs. Nuzzo . . . plans to be an elementary school teacher . . . dancing school. Junior Prom Committee; Softball; Italian Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club. Judith E. Howe Jude” . . . good looks and a humorous personality . . . having E.L.A. is hav- ing the best” . . . good times at T ' s Tavern . . . Ya Know!!” . . . In sun- shine and rain — Together we.” G.A.A.; ' Varsity Football 3, 4. Lisa D. Johanson Pizza” . . . How are you and everything?” . . . Chemistry with Mrs. Gal- lagher . . . Always talking, full of pep . . . Carry on!” . . . summer in Norway be- fore college . . . x-ray tech- nician . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Leaders ' Club; Junior Prom Committee. Robyn Debra Hughes Robyn . . . friendly, funny . . . You know” . . . plans to become a dental hygienist . . . favorite class was Span- ish II with Kras ... a member of B.Y.F. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Track 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Girls’ Club; Spanish Club 4; Eng- lish History Club; Student Congress 4. Karen L. Johnson Karen . . . thoughtful, sincere, always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Summers at the Cape . . . Pony Pond — skiing, swim- ming . . . College. Track; Field Hockey 2, 3; G.A.A, Class capt.; Stu- dent Congress 3; Basketball 1; English History Club; Leaders’ Club; Pal Club; Erench Club; Girls’ Club. George ' William Hurley Hurl” ... a real In- dividual . . . for kicks” . . . friendly and good- looking . . . Linda — Janu- ary 3, 1970 . . . TRS. Ellen M. Jacobson Vermont weekend in 72” with Paula, Barb, and Sue . . . Room 315 .. . summers at the Cape . . . cheering with ' 72 and ' 73 squads . . . waterskiing, sailing . . . At- tractive, dignified. Cheerleader; Field Hockey; Freshman Basketball capt.; Softball; G.A.A. Treas.; Girls ' Club; French Club; Pep Club; English History Club; Student Council; Class Representative 4; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders ' Club. 139 Steven Johnson Easy-going Steve . . . hanging around Willie ' s Speed Shop . . . English with Mr. Crouse . . . will alw ' ays remember the sum- mer of ' 72 at the Cape. Eootball; Baseball; Track. Richard Bruce Jones Jonesy . . . loyal, studi- ous, . . . architectural de- signing ... an exciting friend . . . water sports kept him going . . . the table! . . . works all week . . . college, then the Coast Guard . . . manufacturing engineer. Rifle Club; Honor Society; Rifle Team co-capt. Kevin Johnston Anne E. Joy Vivacious and unpredict- able, always laughing, well dressed . . . Spare me the Grief . . . Spanish with Denis! . . . Red Brick, Mr. Burt, parties . . . the more, the merrier in Old Bess.” LOG; Spanish Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Economics Club; Leaders ' Club; Girls’ Club; Track 1; Junior Prom Committee. Pamela Johnson Pam . . . friendly, cute . . Senior Prom of 71 . . . D.E.C.A. w ' ith Mr. Quinn . . . We’ll be back together at the sunrise . , . Oct. 16, 1970 forever . . . Likes meeting people. D.E.C.A. Scott N. Johnson Scotty . . . Kangamagus ’72 . . . Oh really!” . . . October 28, 1972 . . . liked typing with Miss Nelson . . . works at S S ... a great skier. Baseball; Wrestling. Charles J. Justice Chuck . . . can find fun anywhere . . . U.S. History with Miss Donovan was his favorite . . . Guess you had to be there . . . getting up at six. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Varsity Track; Varsity Swimming. Linda Lee Kaestner Kaes . . . carefree, easy going, always smiling . . . some where, some how, some way, some day” . . . beige” . . 7S . . . MIPASHA II . . . summer of 72” . . . track meets . . . parties . . . October 10, 1972. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Donna L. Kay Sophisticated Donna, well liked and outgoing . . . remembers Spanish trip 72” . . . Spanish with Kras . . . Summer in Maine . . . swimming, water- skiing . . . Junior Prom 71” 72”, Senior Prom 71.” Pep Club; Modern Dance; Spanish Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Congress. Cindy Kapelos Always smiling Kappy” . . . The way to love any- thing is to realize that it might be lost” . . . memories of North Conway trips with kids . . . Jay J. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Nancy L. Keenom Sincere and understanding . . . Geometry with Mr. La- Rosa . . . Yea, right — No comment” . . . M.Y.F. Tri- Hi-Y . . . wants to become a Phys. Ed. teacher after college ... A smiling face. Softball 1; Tumbling 4; Track 3, 4; Leaders ' Club; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Janet Ann Kelley You kiddin me’ . . . flat tire . . . 5:45 A.M. . . . always on the go, trying to outdo herself . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . swimming, skiing . . . college . . . helpful, exciting . . . sewing. Basketball 1; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Softball 1, 2; Pep Club; Leaders’ Club. Susan Kelliher Kathleen Kazan Kathi . . . friendly, al- ways smiling . . . Spain trip with Ma” . . . Spanish with Kras . . . Horseback riding, swimming, boating . . . Falmouth, Cape ’72 . . . Wants to become a trans- lator after college. Spanish Club; Track; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pal Club. Anne Kelliher Early rising . . . happy- go-lucky, friendly C.Y.O. . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . ”Oh no!” . . . You’ve got to be kidding . . . sewing, swimming . . . college in the future. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 4; Softball 2; Leaders’ Club 4. Sharon Elaine Kelleher Sha” . . . sharp dresser, sense of humor, fun to be with . . , Junior Prom 72” with Jimmy . . . Chemistry with Mrs. Gallagher . . . Sept. 11, 19 0 . . . Sum- mer of ’’■ 1.” Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Jun- ior Prom Committee. Laura Kelloway Kelly” brightens up any conversation . . . opinionated and voluble . . . September 15, 1972 . . . October 1, 1972, Malden . . . D-Block study and going to see Mr. Hughes . . . seriously, now ... a future hair- dresser. D.E.C.A. Karen A. Kelly Grace” . . . words can sting like anything, but silence breaks the heart” . . . waterskiing . . . helping people in trouble . . . good natured and friendly . . . 1 16 72 . . . Pawtuckaway 68-72. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; French Club. Maureen Kenny Great talker and good sense of humor . . . blue eyes . . . likes people . . . driver of S . . . enjoys water skiing and loves going to all M.H.S. games . . . parties. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Pep Club; Honor Society; Drama Club. Katherine Phair Kennedy Kary . . . unique . . overwhelming compassion and affection ... 1 am me” . . Remembers Theatre of the Absurd with Mr. Glynn, special kids at Franklin, and the personal- ities of Rostand’s clowns. Girls’ Club Secretary; Drama; IMPRINT 2; Book- store Manager 2; British Travel Club. Alan Kent Laura Kinsella Robert Kirby Arthur Klein Leslie Lamb Well dressed, very friend- ly .. . February 14. 1971 . . . There’s a hassle in the lobby . . . swimming, skiing . . . Biology with Doc Fieldman . . . wants to go into hairdressing. Junior Prom Committee, Jeffrey S. Koch Ambitious, refined Jeff re- members French with Miss Heald and skiing at Stowe . . . Never far from his cello . . . long nights in IMPRINT office . . . next stop: college. IMPRINT, Literary Edi- tor; French Club; Biology Club; Rotary Club; Student Representative. Robert Larson Bob . . . All American Boy . . . Blonde hair — blue eyes . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . Law — Political Science — may be a doctorate . . . Meeting Pres. Nixon in the White House. Varsity Swim Team; Ski Club; LOG; Biology Club; Student Congress. Susan Diane Lacey Suzzie . . . Bug off” . . . Your mother wears Army boots!” . . . occupational planning with Mr. Hughes was the best class for her . . plans to take up cosmot- ology. Kathleen Laskey Kathy . . . best described as sensitive and friendly . . . remembers the U. Mass weekends . . . Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday” . . . walking the beach . . . Junior Prom. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; French Club; Senior Prom Committee. Nancie Irene Lau Sensitive, understanding ”Nanc” . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . Going to Ossipee, N.H., on weekends . . . Leaders’ Club at YMCA . . . working with handi- capped . . . YMCA swim team . . . sailing . . , nursing . . . reliable friend. Field Hockey; Basketball; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Anne F. Laverty Cowboy” . . . friendly and good natured ... re- members French with Miss Heald . . . Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ve been up to” . . . cruising . . . Homeroom with ' notre ami.” Girls’ Club. Stephen LaVita La . . . Durkle” . . . spends much time playing street hockey . . . summer of ’72 . . . favorite class was Spanish with Kras. Football; Wrestling. 143 David A. Leach Debo” loves music and sports ... 4 years of French with Miss Heald . . . college in the future . . . running for RB.M. . . . likeable and energetic . . . Stones Concert, ■72. Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3; ’Tri- Captain Spring Track 4; Cross Country 2; Student Congress. Gerald J. LeBlanc Gerry . . . outwardly quiet yet friendly and rarely serious on a second look . . . frequents rock concerts . . . getting to Canada with Marie in ' ' 2 . . . soccer and football games and Dave’s parties. Stephen Leahy ’’Twine enjoys celebrat- ing past hockey game victor- ies .. . Milwaukee’s with Barn ... ice creams . . . how ya feelin’. ” tipping and cruising. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 2, 3. Elaine M. Leary Lani . . . Wacka’’ . . . 1 do” . . . Have you seen her in the Gremlin with Herb? . . . Mrs. Mahoney and Mr. Croston are her honorary parents Wier’s Beach, here we come!” Linda LeBlanc Mora A. Leahy Going to basketball games . . . I don’t know!” . . . Can’t forget bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis . . . After M.H.S. its off to Busi- ness school . . . Fondest memories of Donny . . . checkin! Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Denise L. Ledoux Den . . . crusin ' with D. S., M. C, K. S. . . . Good times at the beach . . . Summer of ’70 and ’72 . . . You can ' t please every- one so you ' ve got to please yourself.” Pep Club Vice Pres.; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Junior Prom Committee; IM- PRINT; Student Congress. Julie M. Ledoux ’’Jules” . . . beautiful eyes . . . looking for a very special someone after ”A” block class . . . memories at N.R., K.G., M.B.G., l.P.L. . . . trips to U. Mass. Drama 1; Girls’ Club 4; Girls’ Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Modern Dance 2; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee. Mary Kathleen Lee Kathy . . . very outgoing . . . always with a smile . . . Geometry Class with Mr. Ganley . . . college in the future . . . teaching handi- capped . . . walks a long the beach. LOG Subscription Editor; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Lead- ers’ Club; IMPRINT; Pep Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Ruth Lewis Ruthie . . . U.S. History with Mr. Hughes . . . Ten- nis .. . working at Deering . . . Les soirees a Paris . . . 6:20 bus . . . There will be an answer; Let it be . . . College. G.A.A.; French Club; Honor Society. Cynthia Lindstrom Cindy . . . Sense of humor, always quick with an answer . . . Zorro” . . . remem- bers November 20, 1970 . . . watching 32 down the field in ' 70 and ' 71 . . . Theta . . . Dancing. Girls ' Club Program Chairman; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Tumbling Club; Track; Leaders’ Club; British History Club; Student Con- gress. Peter L. Linscott Pete . . . Good times in Mr. Dodge’s and Mr. Hodg- kin’s classes . . . spends time reading about aviation and photography . . . Sum- mer of ’■ 2. Honor Society’. Robert T. Lloyd Bubba loves to play the twines . . . bunny hop at the Junior Prom . . . Todos Los Conneciones” . . . hanging around Hockey- town . . . sleeping . . . wicked rude. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Janet Ellen Lochhead Well, all right! . . . Happiness is not perfected until it is shared . . . Stoneham soccer games . . . sensitive . . . fantastic sum- mers on Lake Winnipesau- kee . . . crusing with Mai, Ham, and Lav. Girls’ Club; Erench Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls’ Basketball. Malcolm Locke Mai . . . hates to miss a Friday or Samrday night . . . Mr. Fava’s Math Class . . . golf, hockey, and basket- ball . . . Hey ' Loser , re- member the fourth of July. Basketball. 145 I Joseph G. Lodie Joe . . . has heavy thoughts . . . debate trip to United Nations . . . skiing and Art . . . wants to tour Europe . . . Medicine . . . Debating with Mr Frank. French Club; Drama Club; Loose Ends Art Editor. Suzanne Elizabeth Lord Carefree and easy going Sue . . . clothing with Mrs. Bloom, plans to be a Home Economics Teacher . . . 5:30 A.M. . . . loves to sew . . . summer of ’71 with Dave. Pep Club; G.A.A. Paul Lucey Luce . . . remembers Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . playing hockey and driving around . . . ' A ” Block Study at the coffee shop . . . taking off to go hunting. Electrician. James Lundstrom Sparky . . listening to Moody Blues and The Roll- ing Stones . . . Mr. Glynn and English was Sparky’s favorite class . . . loves hockey . . . always late for school . . . Everything 1 own. Julia E. Lustwerk Easy-going Julie . . . What did you say? . . . Put off today what you can do tomorrow . . . busy horseback riding and square- dancing . . . Heading for college and an M D. Drama Club; Glee Club; Ensemble; G.A.A. George D. Lynch Buddy” . . . Oh Bro- ther People ” . . . Q. O. . . . remembers Ancient History with Mr. Frank . . . Forensic Follies with Free- man . . . debating, skiing, Q-ing on, listening to music . . . college. Debate Team 1, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Ski Club; British Travel Club; Student Con- gress 1, Peter Lynch David MacDonald Dinkie . . . sports en- thusiast, easy going, good natured . . . summer of ’72 . . . many weekenders . . . English with Mrs. Northup . . . having a good time . . . college. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 146 Heather Anna MacDonald Friendly and out going . . spends time playing tennis, reading, and listening to the radio . . . Soccer and Football games . . . Great summer on Cape Cod . . . Fantastic winter in Rock- port. Girls’ Club; French Club; Glee Club. Joyce Ann Macintosh Lover of animals ... re- members Arts and Crafts with Mr. Squatrito . . . 1970 at the Lawn . . . always seen with Mike . . . wants to work with animals. Girls’ Club; British Travel Club. Martha Maclachlan Marty . . . Freshman Math with Mr. Ganley . . . Parties with the group . . . remem- bers Susie’s pigeons, room 401 ... those Peanut Butter parties . . . ' Wingaersheek . . . Rainbow . . . L.R.Y. . . . Future plans — College. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; British History Club; LOG. Doreen MacLeod ”Dor Mac” . . . favors come easy . . . ”Bug-Off” . . . Florida 67, 72 . . . Pow Wow . . . Loves ice skating, roller skating, water and snow skiing, watching Hockey . . . 10 28 72 . . . Tom Turtle. Pep Club 2, 3, Trea. 4; Leaders’ Club 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; LOG Business Editor. JoAnn MacMonagle ”Jo” . . . talkative . . . loyal and a great friend . . . History with Mr. Hughes . . . Riding around with friends . . . June 2‘? . . . 8 10 72 . . . Likes to meet people . . . ”Oh really.” Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Class Representative. Diane Louise Macone Dimpled, big-eyed Diane loves tennis and collecting stuffed animals . . . C.Y.O., Tri-Hi-Y . . . remembers tennis team fun . . . June 2, 1972 . . . college . . . skating . . . N.H. ski trip. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; French Club; Leaders’ Club; Tennis Team; Basketball Team. Deborah Ann Magown Debbie . . . friendly, very talkative . . . ’’you know what I mean ” . . . Mr. Connoly, B Block, U.S. His- tory . . . plans to be a social worker . . . remembers try- ing to get out of gym. English History Club; Girls’ Club. Alice Mary Mahfuz Friendly, talkative, easy to get along with . . . Good times in Florida and Maine . . . teaching English after College . . . reading, tennis, sailing. Glee Club. 147 Stephen Mahoney Moe” . . . wants to be- come a teacher . . . History with Mr. DeTeso . . . spends time on sports and working at the Saugus Cinema. Anthony Mattucci Tony . . . remembers Arts and Crafts with Mr. Squatrito . . . have a motor bike or have a hot rod. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 2 . Elizabeth J. Mann Betty ... I don’t care” friendly, talkative, around when needed . . . good times with Kenny . . . enjoys art and going to the beach . . . wants to tour the U.S. G.A.A.; D.E.CA. Karl Marinelli Donna Manganaro Greaso” . , . shares happy memories with Peter Senior Prom ' 2 . . . has a fantastic personality . . . en- joyed Bookkeeping with Miss Carabis and Psychology with Miss Norwood . . gets along with everyone. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. 10 24 ' 1 . . . New Year’s Eve . . wild nights at Anne’s . . . It’s too biggg” . . . Salisbury Beach . . . memories of A. P. and Y. B. . . . History with Snag” . . . college in the future. ”Mimi” . . . Keen interest in Basketball players . . . water skiing . . . toolin” with the gang . . . Ya Know?” . . . Kappa . . . Love of Love, Love of Life, and giving without meas- ure.” G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Stu- dent Congress; Junior Prom Committee; Tumbling Team; Pep Club. Paul Markelionis Paul . . . for sure” . . . the space bus . . . going up on weekends . . . automatic pilot . . . Temple Ball in the White Mts. . . . Sum- mer ’71 ... sunrise . . . Meredith Marcoux easy. Football 1; Junior Prom Committee. Karen McAuliffe iMac” ... The Wall . . . That Ace of a biker . . . chasing roaches conbirra . . . The Cerra’s gan.g and Boing” . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . Dill” . . . May 28, 1972 . . . ” X ' arden Wood.” Glee Club; Ensemble; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Band; Bellringers; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Italian Club. Charles T. McGrath Tom” . . . remembers winning the league in ’72 and Coach Grant . . . plans to be a physical education teacher . . . favorite class is Modern History with Mr. Hanlon . . . swimming, gymnastics. Varsity Swim Team. John F. McCourt Remembers U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . skiing, golfing . . . explorers, mem- ber of Y.M.C.A. . . . Hoyle’s and Hanlon’s classes . . . college in the future . . . engineering. Honor Society; Rifle Team. Timothy J. McBride Favorite class is Drafting with Mr. Burle y . . . loves hockey and is a good player . . . Remembers getting up at 6:00 to go to school. Maureen McClure Likes to ride around . . . good times with C. B., J. G., J. D.. ”3” T.H.S. . . . class with Mrs. Mahoney . . . hopes to go to Florida . . . talkative. Lynn McCommiskey James McCormack Mac” . . . favorite pas- time is sleeping . . . Modern History with Mr. Hanlon was his favorite class . . . plans to go to work after high school. Baseball; Basketball. Karen Christine McBride Great personality, gets along with everyone . . Do 1 got a line?’’ . . . English with Mr. Glynn and Miss Carrabis . . . Never mind the kid. How about the car! G.A.A. Paul McCoy Easy to get along with P. J.” . . . likes to play hockey, fish, and waterski . . . spends his summers at Plum Island. 149 Robert F. McHatton Bob . . . friendly, always has a comment on any topic . . . Drafting with Mr. Beshong . . . Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . E Block study . . . police officer after col- lege. Mary McLaughlin Shy until you get to know her, then you can ' t get her to keep quiet . . . loves going out someplace fun . . . gymnastics . . . Nursing School. Jean McLaughlin Never knows when to stop talking . . . likes to have fun . . . loves going to parties . . . wants to go to Nursing School. Robert McLean Elizabeth Sarah McLeod Liz . . . but still; you know!” . . . October 25, 1969 . . . singing Italian songs . . . driving around in other towns . . . sewing with Mrs. dressed Russo . . . well- Student Congress; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club. Norman S. McLeod Good natured Norm . . . enjoys riding a motorcycle and playing guitar ... re- members woodworking with Mr. Burley . . . hopes to be a musician . . . plans cross country trip by motorcycle. Track; Cross Country. Deborah Anne McManus Debbie, enthusiastic and friendly, loves people and parties . . . 7-S; summers in N.H. . . . does crazy things . . . Love it ! ! ! . . . Friendly’s ' . . . Kaes’ parties. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Student Congress. Elaine M. McManus Bug . . . always laughing and looking for a new way to get out of class . . . Really? You ' re kidding! Forget it! . . . Often passes time at U. Mass . . . aiming for the airlines. Track; Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Chorus; Junior Prom Committee. 150 Marion E. Mello Active, easy to get along v ’ith . . . Remembers times with Skip . . . Karate . . . What are you, gone?” . . . always wondering, sparkling blue eyes . . . occupational planning with Mr. Hughes. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Alice McNamara Never at a loss for a smile . . . enjoys bowling and skating . . . remembers busi- ness classes with Mrs. Mahoney . . . always ready to help others . . . data processing. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Paul J. McNeil Very outgoing with a fan- tastic sense of humor . . . Summers in Scituate; Ver- mont weekend with E. J., S. M., B.S. . . . field hockey and English with Mr. Poulos . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y and Kappa. G.A.A. President; Field Hockey; Track; Softball; Basketball; Girls’ Club; French Club; Student Con- gress; Pep Club; Pal Club; Leaders ' Club. Loretta Ann Mender Laurie . . . friendly and sensitive . . . February vaca- tion ' 72 at the Alpine was out of this world . . . Eng- lish with Mrs. Beardsley, a great class . . . fashion merchandizing. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Gale A. Merrick ' ' Little Mav” , . . funny, good dancer . . . Hey There Kiddies” . . . remembers Mr. Humphrey ' s Data Proc- essing . . . Summer of ' 71 and ’72 . . . riding around with D. M., S. B., D. R., I. M., D. P. Cynthia Ann Miller Friendly, nutty Cindy re- members 6:18 bus and the table” . . . favorite class — U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . . twirling ... I can’t make up my mind.” G.A.A.; Majorette 4; French Club 3, 4. Neal Brock Miller Gofor” . . . Oh, why not?” . . . work study with Mr. Hughes and Mr. Gum- bleton . . . always enjoyed helping teachers and being able to do a little more than everyone else could do. LOOSE ENDS Business Manager. Richard J. Milordi Pudge” . . . witty, al- ways has a joke . . . Never will have so many frien ds in one place again . . . w ' iggling eyebrow ' s eating and sleeping . . . hockey and other sports. Freshman Hockey; J.V. Hockey 3. Robert F. Milordi Rob ... A very good friend to have . . . plans to go to college . . . Plays hockey . . . football, soccer . . See you later.” Pamela Jean Minichiello Pam . . . fun to be with, always well-dressed . . . en- joys sewing her own clothes . . . plans to attend college . after high school. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. David A. Mirabassi Marra, makes a party fun . . . good looking . . . good fun on Ski Trips to N.H. . . . Harry ' s party in N.H. . . . good times on weekend nights ... to live a full life. Soccer; Wrestling. Louise Anna Moir Always comes up with something funny to say . . . Life is what you make of it” . . . sewing . . . Febru- ary with Rick Bruni and the gang” . . . June 24, 1972. G.A.A. Debra Mollins Deb . . . never gets away with skipping school . . . has her eye out for a good time . . . March 25, 1972 . . . Senior Skip Day ’72 . . . Alpine ’72 . . . days on the wall. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Jean Marie Molvar Joanie . . . w ' arm, sincere . . . English with Mrs. Suttz . . . Skiing . . . ’’Live free or die” . . . HEY . . . cooking class. Freshman study halls . . . always re- member Chrsitmas of ’72 a real friend. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Ski Club. Thomas Montague Tag” . . . loves working on cars ... his goal is to be an expert body man and spray painter . . . plans after after high school include job in autobody shop. Varsity Swim Team. Janice Mooney- Friendly, giggly Moon” . . . November 14, 1970 . . . 1 know I’m nice” . . . looking for Bow-legs . . . ’’Please go all the way!” . . . general business with Mr. Humphreys . . . airline stewardess. Girls’ Club; G.A.A. 152 Lisa Ann Mooney Rah— R.A.W.S. . . . Li won’t forget twirling with the squad of ’70 . . . Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Majorette; Ski Club; French Club; British Travel Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; LOG; Drama Club; Student Congress. Brian T. Moore The furry beast’’ . . . new to Melrose but not for long . . . goin’ back to Detroit to continue where he left off . . . LOG Stu- dent Photographer. Detroit HS; National Honor Society; MHS: LOG; Honor Society. Elizabeth J Moore Bette . . . outgoing, un- derstanding, big blue eyes . . Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . Halloween 71, N.H. with 7-S . . . Track Meets . . . Senior Prom weekend 71.” Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Mary Teresa Mooney Moon” . . . keep on truckin’ ”... plans to go to Melrose — Wakefield Nur- sing School . . . last five years in different schools. At Roberts — Track; French Club; At Cuyahoga Falls High — Rotary Club Scholar 2; At Hope MillsHigh — Honor Society 3; Basketball 3; Junior Class Play 3; Jun- ior Senior Prom 3; Gradu- ation Usher 3; At Melrose High — Drama Club 4. Barbara Morley Bashful but funny . . remembers Major Matt” science . . . natch” . . . plans to travel and have fun . . . driving Betsy” . . wants adventure. G.A.A. Arlene Morressy Meatsy . . . remembers Mrs. Beardsley’s English class . . . Be serious . . . memories with Bruce . . . Crimson in Clover” . . . quiet, but quick to laugh . . . The 4 . . . working at the Tuell Home. Tumblers; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Leaders’ Club; Gym- nastics. Richard Morrissey Thomas Patrick Morrissey Moppa” . . . Live free or die” . . . computet math with Mr. Driscoll . . . camp- ing . . wants to be a pilot . . . likes to be far from frustration and confusion. Wrestling 1, 2; Football 1 . 153 Kevin Murphy Murphy” . . • Harry’s cottage after Junior Prom . . . appreciates Mr. Nei- man ' s great work . . . golf- ing . . . history w ' ith Mr. Hodgkins, biology with Miss Packer . . . Boston College. Wrestling Team Manager; Hockey Team Manager. Peter Muse Pete . . . remembers Mr. Walton’s biology class . . . riding motorcycles snowmobiling in N.H. . . . favorite class was English with Mr. Glynn . . . hopes to make a million dollars . . remembers S.N.C. at H.T. Hockey. Nancy Elizabet h Mosher Remembers the Junior year and Senior Prom ' 12 . . . Spanish with Mr. Kras- nigor and Geometry with Mr. Ganley . . . Happy memories make wary com- panions” . . . Good times with L. P. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; J. ' V. Basketball; Softball; Glee Club; Basket- ball 1. James Muldow ney Jim . . . ”How are your sister’s dancing lessons?” . . . gets a laugh out of watching The Three Stooges” . . . remembers the ring toss in room 40 ' . . . Servomation in the cafeteria. Diane Marie Murray ”Di” . . . Drop” . . . driving the ”64” boat . . . Italian with Mrs. Nuzze . . . listens to everyone ... re- members Mr. Croston’s Irish smile . . . June 5, 1971 . . . going on picnics . . . Junior college ahead. Italian Club President; Honor Society. Janine L. Nasson Barbara Nealon Remembers Mr. Croston and Mrs. Mahoney . . . plans work ahead . . . Being with Paul . . . Mr. Croston’s Office . . . the girls’ room . . . mischievious eyes . . . fantastic . . . stupid laugh . . . March 17, 1972. John Nappa 154 Barbara Nichols Barb . . . When you are down and troubled, isn’t it good to know you’ve got a friend.” . . . Summers in Stone Harbor, N.J. with friends from Pa. Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Capt. 4; Track 2; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Imprint 3. Paul Nieman Don’t let it bring you down it is only castles burning, find someone who is turning and you will come around ” . . . The good food in the cafe ! ! ! Judy Nelson Friendly, fun-loving Jude” . . . Feel better now?” . . . Kindergarten or Nursery school teacher . . . likes to drive . . . Mr. Conn’s English class ... re- members sophomore study . . . B.Y.F. encounter. Edwin R. Nolan Ned” . . . always has a smile on his face . . C.Y.O. . . . English with Mrs. Northup . . . U.S. His- tory with Mr. Burr . . . Golf . . . college . . . Fabulous cafeteria food — Ha! Ha! British Travel Club. Douglas Neville Very likeable . . . will do anything for a friend . . . Miss Brown’s English class . . . plans to continue school and work . . . hopes ro become a writer. Susan Ann Nordberg Easy going, happy Sue . . . favorire class Geometry with Mr. Ganley . . . remembers Thanksgiving game of 1970 . . . Massachusetts C.A.R. state president . . . loves being with Chris . . . August 1st . . . My Little One.” Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Deco- rating Committee. Scott Newton Aside from his studying, Scott also enjoys playing tennis . . . Miss Heald’s French class was his favorite . . He plans to go to col- lege, majoring in biological science. Band; Tennis Team; Hon- or Society. Kevin Nichols Easy to get along with Niggs” . . . You are rude” . . . favorite pastime is golf . . . remembers good times and a lot of laughs at M.H.S. . . . hopes to become wealthy. Golf Team. 155 Lena Karin Nordvall Exchange student from Sweden . • ■ friendly and self-reliant • • B.Y.F. groupi interpretive dancing, and judo . . . after college in Sweden hopes to go into Interior Decorating or ad- vertising. Pal Club; Ecology Club. Harry C. O’Brien, III Always kidding around, fun to be with . . . skiing in water and snow guff on . . . college ... his goal is to become a millionaire. Football 1, 2. Karla Marie Norton Sincere and friendly Karla . . . always has ideas . . . What’s going on?” . . . needlepoint, swimming, re- storing old furniture occupy spare time ... on to college and a nursing career. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Eng- lish History; Pep Club. Walter Nugent Wally . . . friendly, sin- cere . . . U.S. History with Mr. Gallagher . . . War Games . . . You’ve got to have a policy” . . . wrestling under the direction of Mr. Ball . . . Hockeytown. Track 1; Soccer 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. Anne Marie O’Brien O’B ” . . . friendly, cute, out-going . . . It’s the in- side of a person that counts” . . . playing tennis . . . getting up at 6;00 . . . Annie” . . . July 13, 1970 . . . College . . . Dental Hygenist. Tennis 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Club; Student Congress 1, 3, 4; S.F.A.B. 4; G.A.A.; LOG; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Dawn O’Brien Dawny” . . . always good for a laugh . . . out-going . . . Math with Flash . . . hangin’ around . . . ”Ya, tomorrow” . . . Great times with three less than me. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Nancy A. Norris Independent and angelic . . . enjoys biking, camping, and swimming . . . remem- bers Algebra with Mr. Blastos and room 310 . . . Quack-quack . . .on to col- lege. French Club 3, 4; Pal Club 4; G.A.A. Joan O ' Donnell Big, blue eyes ... re- members History with Mr. Gallagher and Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis . . . Right!” . . . likes to take life easy. G.A.A.; English History. 156 Brian Oesterle History with Mr. Gal- lagher . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . hopes to become a pilot after high school. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Hockey 1. Maureen B. O’Leary All can hear but only the sensitive can understand favorite class was Geormetry with Mr. La- Rosa . . . has great ability to understand . . . August 26, 1971 , . . summer of 72 . . . Times with P.M. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Stu- dent Congress; Pal Club; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club. Nancy E. O’Leary Sparky” . . . Ambition and love are the wings to great deeds . . . special education teacher . . . times on the Cape . . . skiing in N.H. . . . her enthusiasm and laughter are priceless. Girls’ Club; Honor So- ciety; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pal Club; Leaders’ Club; Pep Club. Richard P. Oliver Ollie” . . . easy going, good sense of humor . . . Golf and Drawing ... re- members art with Miss Ar- beit . . . Art School . . . become a cartoonist or a commercial artist. Drama Club. Carol A. Olsen Without love you are nothing at all . . . U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . . Frank . . . twirling . . . member of the little bit dense club . . . Quack, Quack . . . Room 310 .. . sensitive and understanding. Majorette 3, 4; Leaders ' Club 4; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club 3, 4. Thomas O’Neil ”Onie . . . easy to get along with . . Oh, you’re tough” . . . Geometry with Mr. LaRosa . . . business administrator . . . Mr. Hodgkin’s World Civ. class . . . pastime is golf ... a good friend to tell secrets to. Hockey 1. Michael O’Neill Patricia Ann O’Neill Tricia . . . fantastic time in Spain, ’72 . . . gum for Mr. Poulos . . . ’ ’ The Ter- race . . . lockers with O’Leary . . . loquacious . . . a big Hi for everyone she meets . . . English with Mr. Poulos . . . home-ec. Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. 157 Wendy E. Pack Wendy ... a loyal friend, always there when you need her . . Math with Mr. Ganley . . . Susie ' s Pigeons, Rm. 401 . . . Peanut ' Butter parties . . . summer of 71- 2 . Drama Club 1, 2; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; British Travel Club; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Ski Club; Pep Club. Louis Parente Lu-Ann Osbourne I ' m hungry . . . will always remember July 19, 1970 . . . sparkling blue eyes and a cheerful smile . . . clothing with Mrs. Bloom . . . going to drive-in movies . . . swimming. Joan M. Orender Joni,” friendly and a little crazy ... art with Miss Arbeit . . . always late for homeroom ... Mr. Norris ' Office ... a nice personality. Maureene Pawlak Binky . . . Be yourself and you’ll always be happy! . . . summer of ' 12 . . . dressing up . . . Hai Kadati in the pool (with Rosa!) . . . the Big T. Steven F. Paolino Judge none as you would judge yourself” . . . his goal is to be somebody ... re- members Monday mornings and Friday afternoons. Football 1, 2. Susan L. Parry Understanding and am- bitious Sue . . . remembers the trip to France in ” ' 2 and Peter . . . study hall with Mr. Beshong , . wicked ” ... on to college. G.A.A.; French Club; Leaders’ Club. Pam ... a girl who knows where it’s at . . . R.C.R.O.E.A. . . . occupa- tional planning with Mr. Hughes ...SB. Freshman year . . . parking with B.M.C. . . swimming, horseback riding, good times. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Pamela Pearson Roy Pearson T.inda A. Pedrelli Slim, cute, petite . . . love isn’t love till you give it away” . . . enjoyed sew- ing with Mrs. Bloom . . . remembers being with G. D. . . . her Junior year, Senior Prom ’72. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Richard Carl Peledge Rich, friendly, always laughing ... a sharp dresser . . Junior Prom . . . work . . . golf . . . favorite class was Data Processing with Mr. Humphreys . . . street hockey. Baseball; Football; Golf. 1 1 A Richard Joseph Pellegrino Easy-going Richie . . . enjoys basketball and hock- ey, skillful bowler ... re- members U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . . Be serious” • . Live now and be thankful.” Baseball 1. Jeanine M. Pelletier Fun to be with, easy going . . . Room to move” . . . enjoyed occupational plan- ning with Mr. Hughes . . likes concerts and parties . . . remembers July 25, 1969, March 25, 1972, Al- pine 1972. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Theodore Perrotti Susan B. Peters Pee Wee” ... all those Saturday mornings with Pep Club . , . spess” ... an avid basketball fan . . . Oh, neat!” . . . April 21, 1971 . . . just bubbling with mischief . . . U.S. History with Mr. Hughes. Pep Club 2, Rep. 3, Sec. 4; LOG; Girls’ Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Susan Penney Giggles” enjoys the beach, horseback riding, and travelling . . . very unselfish . . . plans to be an airline stewardess . . . remembers Mr. Hughes occupational planning. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Powder Puff Football. 159 John M. Peterson Look at the Grouse!” . . you can usually find John at home in the Y” pool practicing for Senor Bob Grant’’ . . . Always looking for a good time. Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Donald Petrino Richard Pistorino Diane Pollack Di . . . that fantastic weekend in Florida ... a great clown . . . If you love me, you will . . . sucking her thumb.’ . . . enjoyed stenography with Miss Blanchard . . . Ya know.” G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress. That’s life in the big city” . . . Tango practice with Denise and the De- molay boys, Spring ’72 . . . November 10, 1971 . . . sewing and dancing occupy her spare time . . . nursing. Modern Dancing Club Sec. Treas.; Honor Society; G.A.A. Paul Poirier Linda Marie Polcari Karen Petrino Por ... a great friend . . . tipping with Strick . . . U.S. History with Mr. De- Teso . . plans to be a dentist . . . Austin, where are Ya?! . . . April Vaca- tion 1970, Vermont ’72. Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff coach. Linda . . . attractive and sincere, a true friend . . . Oh my God.” . . . Summer of 71 ... Kae ' s parties . . . driving around on Friday nights . going to Friendly ' s- Pep Club; Drama 1; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Paul Powers Robert Price Paul Previte Prev” . . . favorite class was data processing with Mr. Humphreys . . . Oh, I get it!” . . . Weekends at Dinkys, Harry’s cottage . . . plans to go to college. Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3- George Reid Favorite classes were Eng- lish with Miss Brown and U.S. History with Mr. De- Teso . . . remembers hitting the wall . . . enjoys playing football and hockey . . . Y.M.C.A. . . . Plans to at- tend Tilton Academy. Robert Richard Rob . . summers in Maine . . . Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . engineering career after college. Debra Rich Tell your mother I broke my leg” . . . good times with Franny . . . April 4, 1970 . . . U.S. History with D. J. Gallagher . . . quick with a funny answer. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Eng- lish History Club. Albert Ricciardelli Her most vivid memory is 7 A.M. homeroom . . . enjoyed psychology with Miss Norwood . . . bike rid- ing and tennis are among her favorite pastimes . . • a business career lies ahead. Pep Club ; G.A.A.; French Club; Track Team. Debra Rhodes Big A1 . . . Schlick a Fire” . . . plans a career in Physics . . . Good Deal!” . . . cheating on every test, tipping before school . . . Rotary Club . . . pastime is electronics. Doreen M. Reed Always joking, Buck- wheat” . . . can’t forget riding to Everett . . . rates English with Mr. Glynn as tops . . . work . . . Bobby . . . marriage soon. G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club. Diane Ridley Always smiling . . . Are you serious? . . • U.S. His- tory w’ith Mr. D. . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . football games with Annie .1 • ■ . • Stephen. Drama i; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Ski Club Sec. 3; Readers’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; French Club; Student Con- gress. Patricia Ann Rinfret Patty . . . somewhere, somehow, someday . . . January 29, 1972 . . . Jimmy . . . a sincere friend who al- ways wears a sparkling smile . Winter Club . . . Will- ing to help everyone. Ski Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Janice Richardson Jan . . Sure” . . . you can ' t always get what you want’’ . . . frequently found with Jimmy . . . likes horse- back riding . . . shy at times . . . 8-10-72 . . . gifted with an artistic flair. Carrie Lynn Rickabaugh Yesterday’s hurt is to- day’s understanding rewovcn into tomorrow’s love” . . sentimental nature . . . avid soccer fan . . . fond memor- ies of N.H. 72” . . . Silver Sands 72” ... al- ways up for a good time. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Student Congress, Junior Prom Committee; Tumbling Team; Ski Club; Pep Club. Cynthia A. Riggs Bubbly, unpredictable Cindy . . Remembers Grotenwood, Winter Ball, Junior year, Rolling Ridge . . . English with Paul . . . Mr. LaRosa, Algebra . . . favorite pastime is Paul . . . U.M.Y.F. . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . always full of fun. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Gym- nastics Team 1, 2; Softball 1; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee; Class Night Committee; Ensemble I; Ski Club 3. Diana Ring Deedee” August 20, 1972 ... I don’t believe you!” . . . English with Mrs. Beardsley and Business with Mr. Humphreys . . . has a ready laugh for any- thing . understanding . . . secretarial work. LOG; Pep Club; G.A.A. Teresa E. Robinson Jeffrey Rocheleau Terri” . . . friendly, well- dressed . . . Never comes rhe day . . . remembers go- ing to Jude’s; June ’72 in N.H. . . . Plum Island ’72, and summer of ’71 in Lynn- field. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Modern Dance. 162 Christine Rogers Chris enjoys tennis and twirling . . . sophomore year .. . tipping with Mrs. B. . . . CP ' s 73’ . . • goofs with Linda . . . J.C. — begging Bill ... a true friend . . . U.S. History with Mr. Hughes. Majorettes 2, Co-Capt. 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 2; G.A.A. Vice-President; Leaders’ Club; Basketball. John J. Rogers Johnny, never misses a party . . . Spanish with Miss DelloRusso . . . plans to go to Wentworth Institute and become an electrical engi- neer . . . Yea . . . Tippin. Basketball; Football; Stu- dent Congress. Lori Rosenzweig Very active and adds something special wherever she goes . . . spirited and sincere . . . contagious ex- citement . . . Loves sweet dreams. Modern Dance President; Gymnastics Team; Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Cheer- leading 4; LOG. Carol Santilli Always ready for a roar . . . great times with Beth and Nancy . . . summer ’71 . . . 3 25 72 . . . bluejays! . . . carefree and individual . . . Really Honest! . . . Junior Prom . . . chewing gum . . . MY! ! Pep Club 1; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; Basketball 1. Frederick C. Saunders, III Big Fred . . . Spanish trip with Mr. Tine was more than enjoyed . . . 350 at Medford . . . Sky diving . . . You gotta be kidding me . . . always joking . . . a commercial pilot. Spanish Club; Hockey 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4. Michael Savarino Sav . . . Good job! . . . mischievous and am- bitious . . . includes hunt- ing, partying, and baseball among his hobbies . . . Columbus Day Weekend . . . remembers World Civ. with Mr. Hodgkins. Robin Elizabeth Sawler A considerate girl who knows what she thinks . . . tutoring, Tri-Hi-Y, and Ecumunity fill her spare time hours . . . cQue Pasa? . . . 6; 18 bus and the table . . . Quack Quack! Pal Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Pamela Jean Sawyer Sawyer” . . . Charger — Thank you . . . Friendly’s parking lot . . . F Troop up Granny’s . . . taking the route . . . agents 003 on patrol . . . Ossipee Lake 8 6 72 . . . February 25 with J. S. Girls’ Club. 163 William Sawyer Bill . . . loves the out- door life . . . favorite teach- er was Mrs. Allen ... re- members CYO and early mornings at the Coffee Shop . . . college and ocean- ography ahead. Student Congress. Deborah Ann Schacht Deb . . . always found with George . . . 6 25 72 . . . F Troop up Granny’s’’ . . . taking the route’’ . . . agents 003 on patrol . . . Ossipee Lake 8 6 72 . . . more than just a friend. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; D.E.C.A. David Schmidt Schmidty . . . Eeee! wants to enter electronics, engineering ... a friend to many . . . easy to talk to . . . remembers Physics w’ith Mr. Cutting . . . likes to ski. Soccer 3, 4; Wrestling 2. Barbara Ellen Schnider Sure looks good on the surface but my lips are sealed’’ ... to see America, then the rest of the world . 735 Hotline, Shields Inc. Louis Scibelli Voof’’ . . . weekend nights at Denny’s house . . . always good for a laugh . . . phys. ed. teacher . . . favorite teacher was Dave Driscoll . . . ’’Hurry Up . . . H block Latin freshman year. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt.; Baseball 1. Lauren Shaw Daisy” . . . her fondest memory is of January 23, 1971 . . . good times at the common . . . Oh really . . easy to get along with . . . riding around with friends. G.A.A. Robert Scott Memories of — sleeping in class . . . looking around the school . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . sum- mer of ’72 . . . looks for- ward to early retirement. Charles Shay Charlie . . . always up for laughs . . . beating Win- chester in opening football game . . . Baseball States . . . garden events, eating, sleeping . law school . . . gym with Mr. Bean . . . having all five lunches. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. 164 Marianne Shea Very cute and outgoing . . . bike riding and catch- ing a nap . . . class with Mr. Cooper ... on to col- lege. Cheerleader 4; Girls’ Club Vice President; Student Con- gress 3, 4; G.A.A.; Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1; Girls ' Track Team. Paul David Shea Remembers English (and a few other times!) with C. R. . . . will never forget the Coffee House . . . plays the guitar . . . easy going, self-confident . . . Berkely College of Music. Debate Team 1, 2, 3; Sen- ior Class V.P.; Student Council 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Adminis- trative Advisory Board 3. David J. Skane Humble,” and that’s the truth . . . 100 watts . . . Something GOOD is go- ing to happen to you!” . . . Psychology with Miss Nor- wood . . . Working with Dad . . . Babs! . . . WAT. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Permanent Scholar- ship Drive; Student Con- gress. Socialistic interests in so- cial studies, politics and eco- nomics . . . You can’t al- ways get what you want” . . . works on cars and at making new friends. Harold Smith Friendly ’Sherri” ... an avid hockey fan . . . Likes skiing, music, horseback rid- ing . . . favorite class was Geometry with Mr, Driscoll . . . I’ll never tell” . . . remembers September ’72. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Freshmen Girls ' Chorus. Joseph Peter Smith Joe . . . meatball sub . . . running the 880 . . . Army and then college . . . Algebra with Mr. Mack . . . Nice, nice, nice goal is to be a baseball player and electronics engi- neer. Baseball Team. Gregory Smith Paul Robert Shea Harry . . . met many new friends and had some very good experiences . . . These are memories no one will ever forget, myself in- cluded.” ... a mischievous mind. Susan Sheridan Michael J. Smith Mike . . . good natured, always ready for a good time . . . Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to” . . . en- joys music and mountain climbing. Band. Robin Sue Smith Rob” . . . Que Pasa Hombre” . . . You take out of life what you put into it . . . draws for her own enjoyment . . . Miss Carrabis and Mrs. Mahoney . . . hairdressing. j « Doris Snook Dee . . . always bright and cheerful . . . enjoyed classes with Mrs. Beardsley and Miss Carrabis . . . will always remember July 27, 19 1 . . being with R. C. ' Susan Spadafora Likes time to retrospect . . . art, music, poetry . . . Clouds weaken and die. The sun, an orange skull, w ' hispers quietly, becomes an island, and is gone” — Jim Morrison . . . Ta Ta. THISTLE 2, 3; LOOSE ENDS 4; LOG layout Edi- tor; Library Club 1; Rotary Club; Glee Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Spataro Spits” . . . What do you want to do?” . . . likes to swim and eat ... re- members Mr. LaRosa’s Math class . . . wants to go to college to become a lawyer. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt.; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. Edward Squires Ed . remembers getting up in the dark at six o’clock . . . missing classes for fire drills and bomb scares . . . plans to enter Tech school. 166 Nancy Staffier Staff” . . . great times playing field hockey . . . roars with Carol . . . really honest” . . . summer of ’72 . . . June 20, 1972 . . . widget . . . bluejays . . duck person . . . Hartford. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Student Congress 2, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club. Elaine T. Stanley Honest appreciation of life’s aesthetic qualities . . . creative and imaginative . . photography, tennis . . film introduction Way Back When” . . . California ' 71, ’72 . . . enjoyed Mr. Messenger’s Biology class . . . heading towards ocean- ography. Frederick T. Stanton Fred . . . frequent times skipping study (and getting caught?) . . . had good classes with Mr. Beshong . . . C.Y.O. . . . plans to open a gas station . . . State Police later on. Wrestling 1; Football 1, 9 Marjorie C. Steeves Stevie” . . . Wow” . . . That really heavy- man!” . . . Super!” Joanne Stella Will never forget the summers of ’71 and ’72 in N.H. ... art classes with Mr. Squatrito . . . Biology with Miss Packer . . schoolastic award in the Bos- ton Globe Art Show ’70. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Biology Club; Spanish Club; English History Club. Richard A. Stewart Stew-Bug has an easy style except where tennis is concerned . . . Don’t worry about it” . . . Usually wears a tennis shirt . . . DeMolay. Tennis Captain 3- Richard Paul Streletsky Rich . . . fond” memories of getting up at 6 o’clock in the morning! . . . golf and tennis kept him active . computer math with Mr. Ganley. Thomas William Stretton Stretch” . . . If the shoe fits, you must have bought it at Hanlon’s ” . . . Me and lead-free’ getting ice cream money” . . . twin to an ardvark” . . . changing Falcon leaf springs. Paul Strileckis Strick . . . great sense of humor . . . always good for a party . . . Tippin w ' ith Por . . . get qff it” . . . Vermont summer of ’72 . . . college . . . career as a brain surgeon. Football; Baseball; Wres- tling; Powder Puff Assistant. Gail Elizabeth Strong Memories of Wakefield and Judy’s Place” . . . Eddie! ! . . . writing to a special guy in the Navy . . . Honey” . . . talking to Mrs. Bloom ... on the go . . . marriage soon. G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; Class Representative; Basket- ball; Tennis. 167 Timothy St. Vincent Tim plans on a 4 year college . • • remembers L R.Y., the youth group of the Unitarian, Universalist Churches. Tennis 2, 3- Bruce Taylor Fish . . . partying at Dinkies ’ and Hugas . . . Moody Blues . • . night of Friday the thirteenth . . . ' W ' hat’s the punch line?” . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . wants to travel after M.H.S. Swimming; Soccer; Base- ball. Edward Sullivan Peter M. Surette A good friend . . . quiet and sincere ... an avid fan of all sports ... re- members Algebra 11 with Mr. LaRosa. Spring Track; Winter Track; Freshman Football. Janet L. Sullivan A caring person with her own ideas . . . preserving space for man’s mind to breath . . . Mr. Squatrito’s Art class, C.A.P. with Peter Brown . . . mornings . . . Summers in Maine. Drama Club; English His- tory Club; Art Major Club. Carolyn M. Tagliamonte Yeah! Right!” . . . had a good time in Mrs. Surtz ' s English class . . . remem- bers the trip to N.H. . . . excitement in the ' 69 and the ”1 . . . summer ' 72 . . . Everett. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Diane M. Sullivan Di” . . . sarcastic humor . . . loves all sports . . . Eun can be had most any- place” . . . good times crusin ' . . . RAH RAH! . . . H.O.P. . . . way of re- lieving peeves . . . ecstacy. Class Treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club President 3; Represen- tative 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Glen W. Taylor Tank ” . . . remembers cross country practice with Mr. Morrow . . . Favorite class was with Mr. Grant . . . plans to attend college after high school. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 168 Wayne A. Taylor Wayne . . . remembers cafeteria studies and football practices with Mr. Hoague . . . favorite class was U.S. History with Mr. Hughes . . . after high school plans to join the Coast Guard. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. Ellen Tierney Quiet yet opinionated . . . Exhibits aesthetic appreci- ation . . . Active in singing, swimming, flute playing, and German . . . Courses at the New England Conservatory and choral singing. Debate Club; Glee Club; Honor Society; Drama Club; LOOSE ENDS. Marie Louise Tierney Wear your love like heaven . . believe in the natural over the material . . . Crafts with Mr. Squatrito . . enjoys horseback riding . . . wants to become a veternarian ' s assistant. Student Congress 3; Eng- lish History Club; Girls’ Club 4. Linda K. Tornrose Understanding, always ready to listen . . . You fool . . . likes skiing . . . works for IBM ... re- members Jethro Tull concert . . . November 26, 1970 . . . open activity periods. Linda Rachael Toney Thoughtful, friendly Toni . . . always ready with a smile . . . plays piano expertly . . . loves sports . . . remembers Miss Lutz and Ancient History . . . plans to go into the science field. French Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Repre- sentative; ' Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Leaders ' Club. Hazel M. Tonnessen Haze . . . friendly, generous, can be found in either an up or down mood . . living high on the wall” . . . remembers Christ- mas vacation 71, February vacation 72. Carol Thistle Spanish with Mr. Tine . . . times spent with Bobby . . . November 27, 1970 . . . Senior Prom with R. W. Quick ... a warm friend . . . plans to become a physical therapist. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Span- ish Club 3, 4; Imprint 3; LOG; Leaders’ Club. Marcia B. Tousey Those who give have all things’ . . generous to Rainbow, Tri-Hi-Y (Quack, Quack) ... a little bit dense club . . . the table . . . Mr. Burr’s U.S. History class . . . wicked good.” Student Congress 1, 4; French Club 3, 4; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; LOG; English History Club; Pep Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. 169 Steven William Trulli Alphonso” . . . tremend- ous . . . Take a hit off of this” . . ■ football games . . working on his M.G. . . . the tremendous parties we have . . . U.S. History with Mr. Gallagher . . . G.B.S.H.A. Susan Marie Trusselle Sue ... A quiet hour just set apart . . . For dreaming the dreams you keep in your heart” . . . loves to skate, toboggan . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . hockey games. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; French Club; Ski Club. Barbara Joyce Turpin Barbara especially remem- bers the Jethro Tull concert . . . a considerate, trust- worthy friend . . What a bummer!” . . . plans to enter nursing. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Eng- lish History Club. Patricia Vaughn Patty . . . doing the un- usual . . . unreal funny times with Maureene . . . the times in Saugus with Rosa . . . summer of ’71 . . . Bookie muffun . . . dressing up. Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Jane M. Viviano Janie, has a way of affect- ing people with her warm personality . . . always crazy . . . memories of summers at Hampton . . • Florida ’72 . . . Likes to bike ride . . . college. LOG; Pep Club; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 4. Rosemary Venezia ’’Rosii” . . . unpredictable yet sensitive . . . plans to become a registered nurse . . . favorite class was Math w ' ith Mr. LaRosa . . . beach and riding bicycles. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; English History Club. John W. Vinchesi Jack . . . friendly, good sense of humor . . . Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . Hill- top Feedbag Team . . . ' You’re a comedian, you are!” . . . enjoys skiing, golf, tennis . . . History major. Track 1; Wrestling 2; English History Club. Stephen Voigt Steve, remembers Chem- istry with Mrs. Gallagher . . . wants to be a special education teacher and work with the mentally retarded . . . teaches at Y.M.C.A. Swim Team — Varsity 2, 3, 4. 170 k Charles Wainwright Chuck . . . You know what I mean?” . . . skilled at driving Miss Heald crazy . . . hanging on the wall . . . Miss Arbeit’s art class was the best for him . . . never worries!. Chris Walsh Walshie” . . . enjcrys partying and the van . . . favorite class was Earth Science with Mr. Morrison . . . remembers Harry’s in N.H. and concerts in Boston. Football 1; J.V. Wres- tling; Soccer. Bruce Ward Good looking Wardie” . . . well dressed . . . always up for a good time . . . distinctive laugh . . . Its pasta time” . . . Remembers Moody Blues, summer of 71” . . . Partying in the van . . . college. Freshman Football; Wres- tling 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee. Constance Waste Connie . . . often off biking, canoeing, hiking and skiing . . . plans to continue education . . . summers in Ontario and New Hamp- shire . . . Come on, hijack a starship” ... a unique individual. LOG; Basketball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Cheer- leading 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; G.A.A.; Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; Band 1, 2. Mark Waterhouse Mark plans for college, producing, film making, and music . . . plays guitar . . . you cannot petition the Lord with prayer” . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . President of Highlands Youth Forum. Stephen C. Watson Hey, man, what’s hap- pening?” . . . Woodworking with Mr. Burley . . . favorite pastime is guitar . . . plans to join the Navy . . . bomb scares. John Watts You must be kidding! . . . Chemistry with Mrs. Gallagher . . . remembers Sophomore football and tennis practice . . . golf, tennis, and skiing . . . hopes, for success. Football 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4; Student Congress. Ross Webber Cal” . . . Friendly, gocxf sense of humor . . . the Andover Road; Hilltop Feed Bag every Tuesday . . . You just don’t know what will happen . . . enjoys golfing and bowling. English History Club. Lisa E. Wells Sure, really! . . . enjoys spending time with friends . . . Junior year . . . Wally . . . twirling, brunches, rallies . . . C.P.’s ' 73 . . . the smoke bomb . . . Junior and Senior Prom ’72. Class Secretary 4; Major- ette 3, 4; Girls ' Tennis Team; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Student Con- gress 2, 3; Student Council 4; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee; Leaders’ Club. Maureen Williams Ya know . . . ' More than yesterday, less than to- morrow . . . virtuoso violinist with the Greater Bostonians and the North- eastern District; All State and All Eastern orchestras . . . 12 3 69 (TJT). MHS Orchestra. Sheryl M. Wheaton Live everyday as if your life had just begun. . . . never lets anything get her down . . . midnight rides . . . Feb. 20, 1970 . . . walking in the snow . . . ocho. G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Leaders’ Club. Wendy Whittier Sincere and friendly . . . Friendship doubles our joys, divides our griefs” . . . walking on Cranes with John ... on to college. Basketball; Field Hockey; Softball; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress Class Representa- tive; Cheerleader; Honor Society. Gregg Wilder Come on, will ya? . . . the Bruins have a real fan in Gregg . . . summers at Bow Lake ... a thinker, but he enjoys the crowds . . . Spanish with Kraz. Student Congress; Ski Club. Kenneth Whittier Whit” . . Earth Science with Mr. Morrison . . . summer of ’72 in Vermont . . . studies in the cafeteria . . . golf, water skiing . . . business college ahead. Wrestling 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4. Peter Wentworth Friendly, fun to be wjth . . . skiing . . . Haec et olim memitwsse juvabit . . . remembers Advanced Bi- ology with Mr. Crateau and drumroom tactics with my unrelated brother. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Bi- ology Club President 4; Ski ' Team 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael Wolpe Mike . . . likes to fish, skate, and got boating . . . will probably go to Trade School . . . remembers MHS at being overcrowded . . . A.V. Science with Mr. Dodge. Baseball. 172 Alfred Wong Laura Wong Friendly, fun-loving Laura remembers Spain in the spring 72 . . . Drama Club and The Light Cage . . . favorite class was U.S. His- tory . . . loves to go horse back riding. Honor Society; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Pal Club; Rifle Club 4; English History Club; G.A.A. Jo Ann Walker Jo” . . . fun loving, well dressed . . . You can ' t al- ways get what you want” . , . living high on the wall . . . October H, 19 1 . ■ • career as dental hygienist. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Jun- ior Prom Committee. Lillian Yadgood Hi-ho! What’s this?” . . . making the rounds . . . Nahant guzzlers and com- pany” . . . summer of 70” . . . watching the Bruins . . . Never do today what you can put off till to- morrow.” G.A.A.; Track; Basketball; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Paul D. Youland Robert J. Yetman Let’s have a smoke” . . . Hit the boy’s room” . . . remembers Mr. Conn’s Eng- lish Class and the ninth grade homeroom. Richard Zwicker Dick . . . likes woodwork- ing, cars, fishing, and swim- ming . . . plans to be a car- penter . . . wood shop with Mr. Burley . . . remembers ninth grade homeroom . . . U.S. with C. C. Always put off until to- morrow what you could have done yesterday” . . . active in the A.M.C. and P.S.C. . . . remembers the summer of ' 72 and Torrey. Edward A. Blanchard Ed . . . take it slow’’ . . . The Bucks” . Mr. Conn’s English class . . . plans to work after high school . . . pastimes are music, eating and sleeping. Freshman Hockey; J.V. Hockey. Michael K. Dellea Mike . . . We gotta get out of this place” . . . col- lege . . . goal is to be a millionaire . . . always ready for a good argument . . . pastime is cars. Deborah Bazylinski Debbie, a newcomer from Malden High . . . likes to remember room 113 • ■ . ' Uh, oh, she’s mad” . . . Ma belle le telephone . . . English with Miss Jennings . . . Anybody want a hair- cut, Joey?” Roy Zaffiro Zaff” will continue edu- cation ... A little coke and SYMPATHY” . . . kicking out the Jams at Mormals! . . . Summer ” 1 . Ten days at restawhile . . . there where the air is rare. Freshman Hockey. Just a reminder: To keep the Class of 1973 together for future reunions, please drop a note to the main office of Melrose High if you should have a change of name or address in the years to come. Thank you. The officers of the Class of 1973 Joseph Bowman Leland Chick Douglas Comeau Jonathan Diltz Elio Disano Michael Dotoli Edward Farnsworth Annmarie Flynn Patricia Hayes Linnet Lockhart Cathy Menadue Dorothy Mugherini Thomas Murphy Deborah Nunley William Reagan William Reardon Kenneth Storti Lisa Tully Go placidly amid the noise and haste, remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind to what virtue there is. Many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical of love; for in the face of all audity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the council of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nuture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not disturb yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspira- tions, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Desiderata i ;tKeCL SSof 1973 we HUGO ' S OF MELROSE 424 MAIN STREET 665-5310 OPEN MON., THURS., AND FRI. TILL 9:30 Think of HUGO when you think of Appliances and Color T.V. THE GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE A COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE Tels. 665-1266, 665-2053 or 245-2421 465 MAIN STREET MELROSE, MASS. 02176 NELSON ' S BAKERY MAPLEWOOD SQUARE MALDEN FAULKNER ' S NEW-LIFE CLEANSING 437 FRANKLIN STREET MELROSE, MASS. 665-6300 Watches Diamonds Established 1917 WADLAND JEWELERS FRANCIS N. BLOMERTH 665-1393 486 Main Street Melrose, Mass. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
