Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Green fields from a train, Take me there, Take me there. l can see the sunlight shining Over PortIand's Casco Bay, So take a glass my friend And talk to me of home, of home fi . if n-if TO TEM STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Debra Therrien Jan Paradise ADVERTISING MANAGER Margaret Caprio BUSINESS MANAGERS Beniamin Alfiero Jay Hibbard Paul Koenig Walter Meuse SENIOR SECTION EDITORS Janet Leiter Julie Napolitano Judith Osher U Edward Romanoff Sandi Stacki SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Pauline Nobile BOOSTER CHAIRMAN Janet Brown PHOTOGRAPHERS Michael Anderson John Morrill Roger Pushor Paul Toohey ADVISER Mrs. Catherine Ridge wx No matter where I 'm going I remember where I 've been Seacoast in the rain Take me there Green Helds from a train Take me there But I still like best The things that seem like home 1' -www ' . ' , I can see the sunlight shining Over Portland '5 Casco Bay So take a glass my friend And talk to me ofhome of home. In Mr. Steven W Terracin Mr. Steven W. Terracin will long be remembered as a quiet, sincere, warm person. One of our two busy assist- ant principals of the past year, we were sorry to see him go. His duties included scheduling, making reports, pro- gram evaluation, and student counseling, but his door was always open to his students. Mr. Terracin is now attending an Administrative Seminar in Washington, D.C. The students of Portland High School wish him the very best of luck. Mr. David R. Wallace Mr. David R. Wallace came to Portland High School in February of 1965, as a member of the history depart- ment. His qualifications and outstanding performance dur- ing his first few years led him to the chairmanship of his department in September of 1970. As head of the history department, Mr. Wallace not only ran an excellent history program, but his dedication to the school was reflected in his involvement with the activities and the students. ln June of 1973, Mr. Wallace accepted the position of assistant principal at Lincoln Junior High School. The fac- ulty and students greatly miss this man. Appreciation Mr. Sarando P. Giftos Mr. Sarando P. Giftos came to Portland High School in 1947 as the chairman of the Business Department. He has been the head of the department since he began teaching at this school, and has taught longer than any other department head. For 25 years he taught in the main building, and then was transferred to the PRVTC building. He attended Boston University and graduated with a B.S. and Master's in Education degrees. He enioys work- ing with his students and is leaving with hopes and ambi- tions. He is a practicing public accountant, and will further his work in that field. Mr. Glen jordan Mr. Glen Jordan, who has been substituting at P.H.S. since the middle of last year, is leaving. Along with being an excellent teacher, he is the minister of the First Advent Church on Park Avenue. He enjoys teaching, but feels that the ministry is his first calling. Mr. Jordan's friendly personality and infectious smile always made the days delightful. With his outgoing per- 5on0llfY, he was pegged not only as a good teacher, but a friend to many of us. The staff of 1974, with love and appreciation, fondly dedicates this edition of the TOTEM to HOME and all that the word connotes. No words of ours can express the thoughts of home as beautifully as our famous poet, Henry W. Longfellow. We quote from the first stanza of Mr. Longfellow's poem MY LOST YOUTH. Often I think of the beautiful town That is seated by the sea, Often in thought go up and down The pleasant streets of that dear old town, And my youth comes back to me. 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Senate Select Committee investigates the dishonest Watergate affairs. 7. Secretariat becomes the first horse to win the Triple Crown in 25 years. 8. Hank Aaron threatens Babe Ruth's homerun record of 714. 9. Europe's oldest reigning monarch, Sweden's Carl XIV Gustaf, English author, J. R. R. Tolkein dies. dies. lO. Billy Jean King defeats Bobby Riggs in a much publicized ten- nis match. Ex-Vice-President Spiro Agnew. lsraelite guarding captured Arab soldiers Participants at Watkins Glen. WMWM., ,.,. ... W.-M-Q-M E, ,...,.,...- k ., IW ,.. ..,, QM.. , Wya, - 4 e 4 H,-:ea C+ . . ,, r Y I remember the gleams and glooms that dart Across the school- boy'5 brain. . W Longfellow FACULTY For two years now, Portland High School has been under the leadership ofa stern but fair man. Having come here five years ago as a disciplinarian, Mr. Hansen advanced first to assistant principal, and then to his present position. Sllllll Mr. C. W. Hansen He is respected by all the students and faculty and in turn respects them. He has done much for our hallowed halls, and will continue to do so. Underclassmen will come to know and admire him as the seniors do. We wish him much success in the future. PRINCIPAL Mr. Richard L. Whitmore Mr. Richard L. Whitmore, a graduate of Portland High School, is one of our busy assistant principals. The leaving of Mr. Terracin, last year, has altered his duties. He is now working with the seniors instead of the underclassmen, and is responsible for scheduling the students and working with the different depart- ments of the school. He spent two years in the service, graduated from the University of Maine in Orono, and holds a Master's degree in Administration. We appreciate the time and effort Mr. Whitmore has spent for our benefit. A5515 TA TPRINCIPAL5 Dr. Marshall Rosensweet L, Dr. Marshall Rosensweet, another of our assistant prin- 4 cipals, came to Portland High School from Dayton, Ohio, where he has held many and varied positions. Well qualified for this administrative position, Dr. Rosensweet holds a B.A. in education, an M.A. and a Ph.D. in educational administration. He is dedicated to his work and has a genuine interest in the school and its activities. We welcome Dr. Rosen- sweet and wish him much further success. ,,- OFFICE SECRETARIES: Miss Da fr- 1 1, iw lene Merrill Mrs Mary DiBiase Mrs Barbara Frisbie SECRETARIES Mr. Whiimore's secreicryy Mrs. Helen Higgins. Dr. Rosensweefs secrefaryf Mrs. Jerry Bickford ui ,, itll E2 ggi SEDSI Il X 'QR fm, , Q .fr MW f .re X E . - . 5iPii1 'EZiQm'N sNr f -.Q . -A . . Mr. Freudenberger Mrs. Donahue Mr. Chandler Guidance Department 'fa 1, 13? -- E Y Secretary Mrs. Carson Secretary Mrs. Powers The Guidance Department, as usual, has been frantically busy with student schedules, college applications, and schol- arships. Somehow they still managed to find time for everyone. Helping sopho- mores become acquainted with the school, rearranging iunior's schedules, and help- ing seniors with their college plans were all part ofa normal day in the Guidance office. Our apologies to Mrs. Mary Jane Stone, a popular counselor, whose picture was not available. 17 SEATED - E. Rogers, E. Makrides, D. Walsh, S. Guerra. STANDING - D. Lowell, H. Bardi, R. Stone, D. LaRocl1e, R. Blake, S. Cowperth- waite, J. Bates. NOT PRESENT - E. Ahlquist, C. Thomas, C. Ridge, D. Doucette, P. Pendleton, J. Wilkinson. English Department Succeeds With Mini-Courses The young chicks of the English Department eat lunch. l 8 The English Department, for the second year, is offering mini-courses to all students. These courses involve all phases of English, from literature to film-making. For those students planning a maior in English, there are such offered classes as Advanced Composition and Journalism. The department has provided the students with a variety of interesting courses this year. my .all . 'x'u.. , ff SEATED Lto R -J Corcoran B Tisdale . Davis, M. McCalmon. STANDING - P. Lucas, S. Copperthwaite, F. Glassock, P. Gribbin, L. , - , - , G Dunnell. His tory De partm en t Qffers Semester Courses . ' ,'..- Al 'E1 fi xx. A' L ' l . P V 1 bkf The lmpartiol Observer. The History Department has made a number of changes since last year. The biggest change being the new half- year classes, which combined quarterly mini-courses. All of the subiects are very interesting, having such titles as Social-Cultural History, Foreign Policy, Political Parties, etc. One and half years of United States history are now required by the department. Mr. Gerald Davis has done a very admirable iob as the new Department Chairman, filling in the shoes of former chairman, Mr. David Wallace. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: B. Band, T. Johnson, A. Lekousi, A. Palais. Language Department Plans ewspaper Mr. Lekousi tutors Mr. Palais in his French lessons. This year, the Language Department, with chairman Ms. Theresa Johnson, has been making plans for a for- eign newspaper. lt will include stories written in German, Spanish, French, and Latin. Many students have shown interest in this paper, thinking it a worthwhile proiect. The department has always had a number of fun trips to Spain and France. The students of Portland High School again look forward to these trios. MATH DEPARTMENT: SEATED, L to R - D. Murphy, R. Allen, L. Gordius, R. Graff. STANDING - F. James, E. Coates, J. Pope, T. Holmes. Ma th Department Utilizes Computer Mr. Allen putting on the feed bag, The Math Department, under the direction of Mr. Ray Allen, made use of a teletype computer. Students are able to write numerous programs and examine how this type of computer works. Computers seem to be the mod- ern teaching instruments. Also, students are able to take half-year and yearly courses from geometry to calculus. The courses are very up-to-date and interesting. W. Russell, J. McGuire, G. Walker, E. Hadlock, department head. Science Departmen t Moves Ahead The Science Department, under the direction of Mr. Hadlock, is a very strong department. They offer such courses as Experiments In Biology, Biol- ogy Seminar, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. Stu- dents are able to do such innovative experiments as hatching their own chickens and raising their own plants to observe the process of photosynthesis. L. Taylor and D. Fournier Ms. Brown, Mrs. Brigham, Mr. Tranquilo Special Teachers Round Out The Curriculum Mr. Jellison, Mr. Pressey . .S Q1 1 M .. FRONT ROW, L io R - B. Edwards, W. Alston, S Glfios G. Corkery, G. Poulos. SECOND ROW - D. Varney, L. Hyberfs D. Chapman. Portland Regional Vocational 5 . I B. Alley, A. Cesario, M. Fehluu, M. Minot? SEATED - E. Schwartz, W. Anderson, M. Fehlau, W. White, I. Kimball. STANDING - R. Perron, D. Varney, H. Wright, E. Lawler, J. Urbanski, M. Murphy, V. Carr. Technical Center PRVTC: J. Golden, A. Bergen, R. Hall. Thomas Golden and Ed Bogdanovich Barbara Wohlers and Susan Marsh Gym Tea Ch ers Di versify Program Where is that man, l've been waiting for him for hours? The Physical Education Department at Portland High School has long been a source of pride to the school. New equipment and varied gym programs have been albe to interest for more students than have previous pro- grams. Skating, bowling, and intramural tournaments are providing a diversity in the traditional schedule of basket- ball, volleyball, wrestling, swimming, and gymnastics. CAFETERIA STAFF, L to R: C. McAnany, T. Reynolds, R. Leavitt lmanagerl, L. Flaherty, A. Rotolo, G. Sawaska, J. Haney, E. Carmichael, F. Pehy, L. Alfiero. Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs i CUSTODIAL STAFF, L fo R: I. Carter, F. Plain, K. Brown. 2nd ROW: T. Muchie, M. Olsa, E. Goodwin, S. Lepage. LIBRARIANS L to R: Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Bergen, Mrs. Connellcn. Li bm ry Provides Wealth of Knowledge Aren't books funll Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Bergen, and Mrs. Connellan run a very efficient library. They are constantly adding to their mate rial and are more than happy to let both the faculty and students take full advantage of their facilities. Microfilm machines, a photo-copy machine, and assorted maga- zines and newspapers are among their available resources. ' Evelyn Ahlquist Raymond W. Allen Beniamin Band Harry J. Bardi Judith A. Bates Eleanor T. Bergen Ruth Blake Edward Bogdanovich Janice B. Brigham T. Margaret Brown Beniamin Chandler Margaret M. Conley Barbara E. Connellan John F. Corcoran Stephen A. Cowperthwaite Gerald M. Davis Catherine F. Donahue Dale Doucette Lyman S. Dunnell Dorothea L. Fournier William Freudenberger Franklin Glassock Thomas Golden Linda M. Gordius Robert E. Graff Peter E. Gribbin Sandra Guerra Edson B. Hadlock, Jr. Theodore C. Holmes Frederick O. James, Jr. POR TLAND HIGH SCHOOL C. Walter Hansen Principal Richard L. Whitmore Assistant Principal Marshall Rosensweet Assistant Principal Secretaries Anne Carson Elizabeth Kerr Mary DiBiase Lorraine Powers Barbara Frisbie Gail Sansone English Walter Jellison Mathematics 'Theresa E. Johnson Spanish, German Philip J. Jones English Dorothy LaRoche English Arthur E. Lekousi Librarian Daniel Lowell English Philip Lucas Physical Ed. Emily M. Makrides Health Susan Marsh Home Economics Mary Jane McCalmon Guidance John E. McGuire Special Ed. Daniel J. Murphy, Jr. Librarian Alan Palais History Paul Pendleton History John A. Pope History Charles Pressey Guidance Catherine Ridge English William G. Russell History Mary Jane Stone Chemistry Robert O. Stone Guidance Leila Taylor History Constance F. Thomas Physical Ed. Barbara Anderson Mathematics Pasquale Tranquilo Mathematics Gabriel Walker, Jr. History 'Dorothy E. Walsh English Barbara A. Wohlers Physics Louis Stanhope Mathematics E. Ruth Leavitt Mathematics Head of Department Teacher Aides!Assistants Exelia Bickford Helen Higgins Elizabeth Rogers Industrial Ed. French Health English French English History English Physical Ed. History Biology Mathematics Spanish English Mathematics Industrial Ed. English Biology Guidance English Biology English History Art Biology English Physical Ed. Head Custodian Food Service Mgr. mamwwpmw. , V445 .as ff ' Y ,,g3.? 8 L., Mm 7 bw' M ' X 'Q'5'KZ ' M ' W. W' 5 2 ' ,Ki 3 ?i3 aw, i wwf'-f 3-HMM, 1' E Y E it-If M W . , . iv: gg ,M Q X Q W W Q M 3 f's.,QL Yi--5-Q.. , , 5 K 0 ma tter wh ere I 'm going I remember wh ere I 've been SENI ORS JUDITH OSHER DEBRA THERRIEN TOTEM Senior Section Editor, TOTEM Co-Editor, Senior Class Secretary, Keyette Vice-President, President of Junior Alliance APOCALYPSE Associate Edi- Francaise tor By-Liners By-Liners WAYNE LIBBY Indoor Track Co-Captain l fl KEVIN MARTIN Football Co-Captain, Walter Quinn Trophy Winner, Class A All-State ROSANNE NAPPI DENISE BROWN Head Cheerleader , Senior Class Executive Board Head Malorelle EUGENE GILLIES Football Co-Captain EF: WAYNE sr. PETER KURT JONES Key Club president Indoor Track Co-Captain JAN PARADISE Senior Class President, Keyette Presdent, TOTEM Co-Editor By Liners JULIE NAPOLITANO S f Senior Class Vice-President, Keyette Treasurer By Liners ELIZABETH BOULOS Basketball Co-Captain, Field Hockey Co-Captain, Senior Class Executive Board - JAY HIBBARD APOCALYPSE Editor, Key Club Vice-President, TOTEM Business Manager By Liners TOTEM Senior Section Editor, Afoot and light-hearted We take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world Before us, The long brown road before Us, leading wherever we Choose. David Enman Kevin Martin Eugene Gillies Michael Romano Rosanne Nappi . Carol Mulkern . Julie Napolitano . Sis Boulos . Denise Brown Senior Most Friendly M Off 1592 t5 hanging - roun l. Jan Paradise 2. Debra Therrien Judy Osher 4. Sis Boulos Howard Branz . Kevin Martin 3. Gene Gillies 3. Rick Nealley 3. Daryl Mcllwain 4. Bill Smith Best Looking Most Humorous Kevin Martin John Macisso Gene Gillies Tim Flaherty . Teresa Discatio Helene Anderson Rosanne Nappi . Teresa McDonough Paula Miller if l. Brian Beatty 2. Steve Cook 3. Dave Enman 4. John Leiter 'l. Carol Mulkern 2. Jon Paradise 3. Sis Boulos 4. Jane Thomas Superla tives Best A thlete l. Kevin Martin 2. Daryl Mcllwain 3. Richard Nealley 4. Eugene Gillies I . Sis Boulos 2. Ramona LeBron 2. Judith Osher 3. Sandi Stacki 4. Julie Napolitano Most Crea tive I. Edward Romanoff 2. John Macisso 3. Mike Romano 4. Ray Pottle 1. Kris Horton 2. Pat Seavey 3. Debbie Therrien 4. Jan Paradise Best Dancer 1. Carol Mulkern 2. Teresa Discatio 3. Teresa McDonough 4. Sherri Nash 1. Daryl Mcllwain 2. John Reuter 3. John Mancini 4. Edward Romanoff Most School Spirited I . Margaret Myhaver 2. Rosanne Nappi 3. Jan Paradise 4. Julie Napolitano f 1. Daryl Mcllwain 2. Joe Rosario 2. David Enman 3. Peter Moreshead 4. John Macisso FRONT ROW: L TO R: R. Nappi, J. Grondin, E. Boulos, J. Brown. STANDING: L TO R: J. Rosario, P. Blake, T. Flaherty, J. Tomshick. Senior Officers Lead the Way LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Ward, Treas., Julie Napolitano, V.P., Jan Paradise, Pres.: Judy Osher, Sec. 36 The Senior Class has had a very successful year. Among the proiects was a basketball game in which the faculty played the High Hoopers and the girl's varsity played the sen- ior boys. The large profit earned from this proiect allowed us to hire a fine band for the senior prom. The effort that made this proiect a big success was put forth by the entire class rather than iust a few. Q BENJAMIN ALFIERO Apocalypse 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Football I, 25 Swim Team I5 TOTEM 35 Business Mgr.5 Byliners 3 Bupa AIfredo MICHAEL ANDERSON Apocalypse 2, 35 By-Liners 2, 35 Interact I 5 Key Club I, 2, 35 TOTEM 2, 35 Photography 2, 3 Imagination is more important than knowledge. Albert Einstein KAREN AUSPLAND Cadets I DONNA ALLEN Believe in the sun even when it's not shining - Believe in love even when you're alone - Believe in God even when He's silent. CH ERYL BAKER E Z... HELENE ANDERSON Exec. Board I5 Jr. Prom Comm.5 Outdoor Track I 5 Totem 3 Better things are yet to come in life. WILLIAM ANTHONY The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Pablo Casals KIMBERLY BEATTY If I could make days last forever, If words could make wishes come true, l'd save every day like a treasure, And again I would spend them with you. Jim Croce ELIZABETH BERRY FRANCIS BEARDSLEY The motorcycle nut of Portland High, Now I am gone. Butch PAULA BERRY Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross I, 2, Office Aide I, 2, Pep Squad 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3 Some men see things as they are and say, 'Why?' I dream things that never were and say, 'Why not?' Robert Kennedy BRIAN BEATTY Class Pres. I, Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club 3, Indoor Track 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, PSCC I, 2, Golfing 3, Muscular Dystrophy Volunteer PATRICK BELLINO Live today as if there is no tomorrow. D.C.N. GARY BLACK PETER BLAKE KAREN BOLDUC Baseball l, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 'l, Apocalypse 3, Dramatics Club Exec. Board 3, FTA 3, Football l, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals l, 2, 3 ELIZABETH BOULOS Basketball l, 2, Co-captain 3, Exec. Board l, 2, 3, Field Hockey l, 2, Co-captain 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes l, 2, 3, Swim Team l, 2, 3, Student Adv. Board 3 3, FTA 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, TOTEM 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Grad. Usher 2 BARBARA ANNE BON NVIE Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross l, Office Aide 3, TOTEM 3, Grad. Usher 2, 7-ll Council I We've done so many foolish things, and yet our life has just begun. THERESA BOURE ELLEN BOURQUE Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. RAYMOND BOYLE Baseball l, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Key Club l, Intramurals l, 2, 3 DENISE BROWN Basketball I, 2, 3, Gold Key Award I, Maiorettes I, 2, Head 3 To a gull I am free, not because I can fly but because I can touch the earth with my feet. Anon. JUDITH BROWN Gold Key Award 2 HOWARD BRANZ Apocalypse Ass't Editor 2, Gold Key Award I, 2, 3, Hiking Club I, 2, Math Team I, 2, 3, MTA Award I, Swimming I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Student Advisory Board 2, 3, Soccer 3, National Merit Semi-Finalist EUGENE BROWN Soccer 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Tennis 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Auditorium Assistant 2 JANET BROWN Exec. Board 3, FTA I, President 2, 3, Gold Key Award I, Jr. Prom Comm., MTA Award I, Track l, 2, TOTEM 2, 3, Booster Chairman GARY BURN HAM ALBERT BUTTERFIELD Cross Country I, 2, Track, Indoor I 2 3 Outdoor I sl, Taxis f. if ,gl MICHAEL CAIAZZO Soccer 2, 3 GIACONDA CERINO Jr. Pram Comm, Office Aide 3, Track lp Intramurals 3 MARGARET CAPRIO Pre-Med Club 3, TOTEM 'I, 2, Advertising Mgr. 3 EDWIN CARSON Baseball 3, Basketball Mgr. I 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 BONNIE CHAIT FTA 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, Pre-Med Club l,Young Democrats 2 CATHERINE COLLINS DEBORAH COLLINS Intramurals 2, 3, Grad. Usher CHRISTINA CONNICK You see things as they are, and you ask Why?,' But I dream things that never were, and I ask 'Why Not?' George Bernard Shaw GLORIA COOKSON Jr. Prom Comm, MTA Award Ig Pep Squad Ig Intramurals 25 Seotroom Chrm. I MARY ANNE CONLEY PATRICIA J. CONLEY A smlle can never be kept, It . Jr. Prom Comm. can only be glven away. STEVEN COOK Basketball I, 2, Intramurals I 2, 3 ALTON COOMBS Football I, 2, 3, Track, Outdoor 2 MARTIN COYNE -ff - Tb 'cv RANDI CRESSEY MARY ANN CRASNICK Jr. Prom Comm' Jr. Pram Comm.1iC?f'fice Aide mnme! wha' on empty vapor lp Outdoor Trac 5 , . . Intramurals 1' 2, 3 tis. And days, how swift they are. Abraham Lincoln SANDRA D'ALFONSO Jr. Prom Comm, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track l, 3 There's something in the parting hour will chill the warmest heart, yet kindred, comrades, lovers, friends, are fated all to part. Edward Pollock H if 11- ,liar T ' RICHARD DAMBRIE MTA Award lp Indoor Track 3, SUSAN DELANEY Intramurals l, 2, 3 DONNA CROOKER Jr. Prom Comm. LYNN DALRYMPLE rw KEVIN DERRIG THERESA DISCATIO Cheering 2, 3, Exec. Board 2j Jr. Prom Comm.y Totem 3 The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Pablo Casals MICHAEL DELL AQUILA IVA DeROSA Pom Pom Girls 2 People so seldom say I love C C 2 3- you and then it's either too ross ounlry ' ' lndoor late or love oes So when I Track 2, 3, Outdoor Track 2, 3 9 tell you that I love you, it doesn't mean I know you'Il never go - Only that I wish you didn't have to. DEBRA A. DiPAOLO Cheering I, 2, Sub-head 3, Jr Prom Comm., MTA Award I, Office Aide 3, Outdoor Track I, Grad. Usher I, 2 Like the wind I was born free, No four walls will ever hinder me. RALPH DOBSON STANLEY DOBSON Football I STEPHEN DODGE MARY DUBAIL Jr. Prom Comm.5 MTA Award I5 Spanish Club 35 TOTEM 35 Intramurals 25 Graduation Usher I, 2. What really matters is what happens in us, not to us. James W. Kennedy HELEN DONAHUE Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don't walk behind me - I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my Friend. Camus 'Thi ARMAND DORAZIO Interact 35 Key Club 35 Intramurals I, 25 DECA-VICA 2, 3. JOSEPH DUMBROCYO PATRICIA DYER Basketball 2, 35 Outdoor Track 2, 3. JAMES EARLEY MARY E. FASULO Class Office, Secretary I, 25 Jr. Prom Comm., Outdoor Track I, Office Aide 35 Intramurals 2, 3 Most of the shadows of this life are caused by our standing in our own sunshine. Ralph Waldo Emerson DORIS FERELLI DAVID A. ENMAN Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, RANDY FARRELL Intramurals I, 2, 3 DEDORAH FERELLI TIMOTHY FLAHERTY Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, JOSEPH FLORIDINO Intramurals 2, 3, Exec. Board 3 FRANCINE FOGG Pleasure not known beforehand is half wasted5 to GAIL FOLEY anticipate it is to double it. Thomas Hardy THOMAS A. FOLEY Basketball I, 25 Football I, 2, 35 Indoor Track 35 Outdoor Track I, 2, 3 MARTIN FOLEY Football I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 3 THOMAS FOLEY DAVID FONTAINE THOMAS FONTAINE or LAURA FOWLER KAREN GARDNER ROSEMARY FORTIN is DONNA FOURNIER Gold Key Award 2 He who imagines he can do without the world deceives himself muchp but he who fancies the world cannot do without him is still more mistaken. La Rochefoucauld STEVEN GALLEY Football I, 2, 35 Jr. Prom Comm.7 Indoor Track lg Intramurals If Varsity Club 3 Qi? MARY GIGLIO KAREN GILLETT Upward Bound 2 EUGENE GILLIES MARGARET GILMAN Baseball lp Basketball lg Intramurals 25 Indoor Track 25 TOTEM 3 Football 'l, 2, Co-Capt. 3 VALERIE GOODINE DAVID GLIDDEN LINDA GRAGG l'm not my brother's keeper though he be strong or weaker, before you iudge me why not try to love me. GEORGE GRANT DARLENE GREEN I DAVID GREENLAW DECA-VICA 2, 3, Exec. Board JILL GRONDIN Cheerleading 2, 37 Exec. Though a man be wise, It is Board 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., no shame for him to live and TOTEM 3 learn Sophocles PAULA GUIMOND STEVEN HANSEN Football I, 2, 3, Indoor Track 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3 f ik DIANE HAGAN RALPH HENDRIX LINDA HAWTHORNE Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Exec. Board 2, Football 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals 2 JAY HIBBARD Apocalypse Assl. Ed. 2, Editor 3, By-Liners 2, 3, Dramalics 3, Exec. Board l, 2, Key Club l, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Ski Club 2, 3, TOTEM 2, Business Mgr. 3 Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Ehrmann LAUREN HILLIARD Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Keyehes 1, 2, Sec'y. 3, Spanish Club I, 2 PETER HOLMES RUSSELL HOWARD Cross Country I, 2, 3, Indoor Track I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3 DENISE JACQUES Intramurals 2 DIANE HORR KRISTIN HORTON Art Club, Pres. I , Apocalypse 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyehes I, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Student Adv. Board 3, TOTEM 3, By- Liners 3 Intramurals 2 To do what you think is right is most important. JACK HUTCHENS Cross Country I , Intramurals I, 2, 3 DAVID JIMINO VICKIE JIPSON MICHAEL JOHNSON CYNTHIA JONES Grad. Usher 2 Love is a sweet thing caught in a moment and held in a golden eye, You can borrow it, but never own it, and after awhile it says Good- bye. PATRICIA JOHNSON Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, Keyettes I, 2, 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Outdoor Track I , Intramurals I, 2, 3, Grad. Usher 2 The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Pablo Casals RITA JOHNSON Jr. Prom Comm. Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, Keyettes I, 2, 3, Pep Squad I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I KURT JONES Cross Country I, 2, Captain 3, Indoor! Outdoor Track I, 2, 3 You try so hard to keep looking and never stop to see. Mollison N. Ott MAUREEN JOYCE Office Aide 2 DAVID KING Its a wonder I can stall thunk at ANTHONY LAMBERT Ski Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3 I knewl could make it! DIANE M. LANDRY Help me keep a resolution that I make today: not to walk head high even one more time past someone I can help. Rod McKuen PAUL KOPACK Bye, Bye, PHSI WILLIAM LANDRY PATRICIA KOULOVATOS Apocalypse 35 Student Adv. Board 3j TOTEM 35 Intramurals 'lf By-Liners 3 The worst cliques are those which consist of one man. George Bernard Shaw JUDY LAMPRON Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. MELISSA LAWRENCE When shall all men's good be each man's rule and universal peace be like c shaft of light across the land? Tennyson .nhl RAMONA LeBRON Basketball 1, 2, 3, DECA- VlCA 2, 3, Outdoor Track l, 2, 3 God enters by a private door into every individual. DEBORAH A. LERMAN Maiorettes 2, 3 JANET LEITER By-Liners 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Gold Key Award 1, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, TOTEM Sr. Section Editor 3 JOHN LEITER Apocalypse 3, Bike Riding Club 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Swimming 'l, 2, 3, Student Adv. Board 2, 3, TOTEM 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3 DEBRA LERMAN Band l, 2, 3, Interact Club 2, 3, Math Team 1, 2, 3, Student Adv. Board 3, P.H.S.B.S.S. Sec'y. 2, Vice-Pres. 3 You see what you want to see, and you hear what you want to hear. WAYNE LlBBY Baseball T, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Indoor! Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3 JOHN LIPPS JOHN MACISSO Art Club I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Basketball 2, Football I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Ski Club 'l, MICHAEL MACVANE 2, Indoor Track l, 2 KEVIN MARTIN Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Football I, 2, Co-Captain 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Ski Club I, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, Tricaptain 3, Walter Quinn Trophy, Class A All State, Defensive Back Trophy 3 JOHN MANCINI JR. Baseball 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3 FRANCIS MARZILLI CAROL MAYERNIK Gold Key Award l, 2, Keyettes 3, MTA Award I 7 Pre-Med Club I, 2, 3 No matter in what high esteem you are held, always have the courage to say to yourself, 'I am ignorant.' Ivan Paulov DONALD MICHAEL Intramurals 2 JAMES MILLER RAN DY MAZZIOTTI PAULA MILLER Your hearts know in silence the secrets of the days and the nights. But your ears thirst for the sound of your hearts knowledge. You would know in words what you have always known in thought. You would touch with your fingers the naked body of your dreams. Kahlil Gibran LEANNE MELVIN BARBARA MILLER Jr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Outdoor Track I, 3, Intramurals I, 2 But the waiting time, my brothers, is the hardest time of alI. Sarah Doudney lg PETER MORESHEAD SHORT KAREN MOU LTON Basketball I, 2, Co-captain, Track, Outdoor I DOROTHY MOONEY DAVID MOORE CAROLE MULKERN Don't kid o kidder! MICHAEL MORNEAU Football 2, Intramurals 2, 3 MARGARET MYHAVER Auditorium Assistant 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Trock, Outdoor I, TOTEM 3 And so, become yourself, because the past, is iust a goodbye. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young PAUL McCARTHY THERESA MCDONOUGH What's the use of worrying? It never was worthwhile. So pack up your troubles and smile, smile, smile. George Dowell THOMAS MCGOVE RN ROBERTA MCCORMICK And you shall know the truth and the truth will set you free John 8:32 VANESSA MCGRATH Happiness is like o butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But, if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Richard Lessor BESSIE McDONALD DEBORAH McDOUGALL ROSANNE NAPPI Cheerleading I, 2, Head: 3, exec. Board I, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., TOTEM 3. BETTE NASON Cadets I, 2, 3, Library Aide I WALTER D. MclLWAlN Basketball I, 2, 3: Upward Bound I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Most Improved, Basketball. RICHARD NEALLY Basketball I, 2, 3, Dirigo State 2, Football 2, 3, Jr. . Prom Comm., Intramurals I, 2, 3. JULIE NAPOLITANO Basketball 2, 3, By-Liners 3: Exec. Board I, Class Office Vice President: 2, 3, FTA 3, Field Hockey 2, 3: Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes I, 2, Treasurer 3, Tennis 1, 3, TOTEM Sr. Section Editor 3 SHERRI NASH DECA-VICA 2, 3, Gymnastics I Talk happiness. The world is sad enough. PAULINE NOBILE Guidance Aid 'l,Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross I, Keyettes 3, Library Aid 2,' Office Aid I, 2, 3, Pre-Med Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Student Advisory Board 3, TOTEM 'l, 2, Subscription Mgr. 3, By-Liners 3. HERBERT NOLAN I feel reassured to set my sails as high as they will reach, to bound out onto the unknown seas with the company of man. Bert MARK O'BRlON Basketball I, 2, 3i Intramurals MARIE O'DONNELL Some men see things as they are and say 'why?' . . . I dream of things that never were and say 'why not?' ...V R. Kennedy RUSSELL NORRIS ROBERTA OLSON BRIAN NORTON Baseball 35 Exec. Board 25 Jr Prom Comm. ANNETTE ODELL Spanish Club 25 Usher I, 2 Accept me as I am - only then will we discover each other. CHRIS PAPI Tennis 2, 3 Killer at the net. PETER PELLERIN Ice Hockey l, 2, 3 Art Lekousi RITA ORLANDO Tennis l,TOTEM 2, 3 MARIE PELLETIER JUDITH OSHER Apocalypse 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Co-Captain 3, Class Office, Sec. 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Gold Key Award l, 2, 3, Keyettes l, 2, Sec. 3, MTA Award l, Student Adv. Board I, 2, 3, Track, Outdoor 2, 3, TOTEM 2, Sr. Section Ed. 3, WLU, Pres. 2, Alliance Francaise Prize 2, Jr. Alliance Pres., 3, By-Liners 3 JAN PARADISE Class Office, Treas. l, Pres. 2, 3, Dirigo State 2, Field Hockey l, 2, Co-Captain 3, Keyettes l, 2, Pres. 3, Track, Outdoor 1, 2, TOTEM 2, Co- Editor 3, WLU Vice-Pres. 2, Yale Book Award 2, Gold Key Award l, 2, 3, MTA Award 1, DAR Best Citizen 3, Byliners 2, 3 PAUL PENNA Band l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Interact Club l, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, PPD Explorer Poster ,414 nm 2 3 E N. 5 , fp xx f-,,g..:,.,, g 5 we J 14 f.f MQ rn- 12. PEGGY PENNOYER Dirigo State 25 Field, Hockey 2, 35 Jr. Prom Comrn.5 Keyettes 35 MTA Award I 5 Ski Club 2, 35 Swimming I, 2, 35 TOTEM, Girls' Sports Ed. 3 DEBBIE PLAIN DECA-VICA 35 Usher I, 2 The business of life is to go forward. GARY PRESTON Football I, 2, 35 Swimming I PAMELA PERKINS DECA-VICA 2, 35 Office Aide I5 Gymnastics 2 Give my regards to Broadway! BERNADETTE PULSONI Gold Key Award 25 MTA Award I5 Office Aide I5 Spanish Club 35ll'1lI'dmUf0lS I, 2, 3 Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of ioy, you must have someone to share it with. M. Twain 'QU SHANE PITKIN Student Adv. Board 2, 3 Find the cost of freedom buried in the ground, mother earth will swallow you, lay your body down. S. Stills RAY ANTHONY POTTLE Dramatics Club 35 Key Club 2, 35 Tennis 35lt1frdmUrclS I, 2 lf at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. Then quit. No use being a fool about it. W. C. Fields GENNARO QUATRUCCI Intramurals 1, 2 JOHN REUTER Art Club lg Apocalypse 2, 3, Aud. Ass'n. 1, Bike Riding Club 3, Gold Key Award l, 2, 3, Hiking Club 'l, 2, 3, MTA Award 1, Student Adv. Board I, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Pres. 3 Quem Quaeritus ESTEL PUNSKY Let my eyes see beauty, my ANTHONY QUATTRUCCI ears hear music, my mouth speak truth, my body feel ioy, Football l, 2, 3 and my mind think what it wishes. STEPHEN QUINCANNON Track, Indoor l, 2, 3, Intramurals 1 CARMEN ROBERTS REBECCA RICHARDS Tmck O 'd ' 2 You should love one other to get ahead. GLORIA RODNEY MICHAEL J. ROMANO Graduation day is the first day Oh that magic feeling, ofthe rest of your life. everywhere to go! JOSEPH ROSARIO Exec. Board 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals I, 2, 3 EDWARD ROMANOFF Apocalypse 2, 3, By-Liners 3, Dramatics Club 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Swimming I, TOTEM Sr. Section Editor 3, Lyric Theater 2, 3 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by. And that made all the difference. Frost PATRICIA ROSS If you give me a fish I eat for o day, if you teach me to fish I eat for a lifetime. JODY RUSH BRIAN RUTTER Intramurals I, 2 Track, Indoor 2, Outdoor 2 -di- F PETER SCALA Basketball If Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals I, 2, 3 BARBARA SKILLINGS PAUL SAUCIER SCOTT SAVASUK Intramurals I 2 3 PATRICIA SEAVEY Art Club I, Apocalypse 2, 3, Bike Riding Club 3, Hiking Club I, 2, TOTEM 3, WLU 2, MTA Award I I Inspirations have I none - iust to touch the flaming dove - all I have is my love of love and love in not loving . . . Dovid Bowie vm TERRI SMITH WILLIAM SMITH Chorus I, 27 Dramatics Club Gold Key Award l' 2' 35 . . Math Team I, 2, 37 MTA I, Library Aide Ip Pre-Med A d 1' T . 2 3- H d CI bl 2.U da dz war , enms , , arvar U ' ' pwar Dun BookAward2 MARY SMYTH Spanish Club 2, Usher 2 SANDRA STACKI Apocalypse 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, By-Liners 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes 3, Office Aide 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, Stu. Advisory Board 3, TOTEM, Sr. Section Ed. 3, Most Outstanding Basketball 2 KATH RYN STANLEY Art Club l, Chorus l, Intramurals 3 Trust the Lord with thine heart, lean not unto thine own understanding but in all the ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3:5,6 EDWARD SPEAR The superior man is distressed by the limitations of his ability, he is not distressed by the fact that men do not recognize the ability he has. Confucius THOMAS STAPLES CATHY SPIZUOCO You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran SHIRLEY STANHOPE DORISE STUBBS WAYNE ST. PETER THOMASINA STEVENSON Key Club 1, 2, Pres. 35 Tennis ' I 'I 2 ' Office aide if Jr. Prom Comm. 1' 2' 3' lmmmum S ' ' 3' nscmmy.. JANINE SULLIVAN Band I, Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Drcmutics Club 2j FTA 3j Interact Club 2, Sect. 35 Orchestra I , Trecs. 2, Pres. 37 Gymnastics 3 STEPHEN SWEENEY AMY TALBOT HARLAN TAYLOR Baseball 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3 JOSEPH THIBOUTOT Basketball I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm. I come here from the other way and see the sky in gray display. J.L.T. BEVERLY THOMPSON JOSEPH TETRAULT Baseball I, Football 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Key Club 3, Track, Outdoor 3, Intramurals CHARLES THOMPSON Band 2, 3, Cadets I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3 DEBRA THERRIEN Art Club I, Apocalypse Co- Editor 2, Assoc. Editor 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, By-Liners 2 3, Dirigo State 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Keyettes I, 2, Vice- Pres. 3, MTA Award I, Stu. Adv. Board I, 2, Vice-Chrm. 3, TOTEM I, 2, Co-Editor 3, WLU 2, Latin Club 2, 3 MICHAEL THOMAS To live, to learn, and love is a great challenge, but if and only if we could do this it will be better for all of us. JONATHAN TOMSHICK Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 1 2, 3, Exec. Board l, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3 DEBORAH TU RKOVITZ JANICE THOMPSON Gold Key Award l, 2, Keyettes 2, 3, MTA l 5 Pre- Med Club 2, 35 Student Adv. Board 35 Track 2, Photography Club 2 Everything's got a moral if only you can find it. Lewis Carroll MILDRED TIZZANO Pre-Med Club 3, Spanish Club l,2,3gTOTEM 1,3 To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist- that is all. LINDA TOROOMIAN Usher 2 ,4- TIMOTHY VERGE TERESA VINEY ANTHONY VIOLA Baseball 1, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3 DARLENE WARDEN EVA-MARIA WAECKER Hiking Club l, Math Team l, 2, 3, Pre-Med Club 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Sludenl Adv. Board 3, Gymnastics 3 That, tha! ls, IS that, that is not. TERESA WARD Class Office, Treas. 2, 3, Jr Prom Comm., Keyerles 3, Track 2, 3, TOTEM 3 ROBERT WARDEN BONNIE WATERHOUSE Cadefs 2, 3, Guidance Aide 2, EDWARD WELCH 3, Library Aide 2, Office Aide 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Usher DANIEL WOHL Basketball I, 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3 ROBERT WOODS PAUL WILLETTE SALLY ANN WILLIAMS SCOTI' WOOD Track Indoor I MAJORIE WYNGAARD EDDY YARGEAU Swimming I, 27 Jr. Prom Comm. ,urn-Q. PATRICIA TRACY JAUNITA BARRETT RILEY BROWN ANTOINETTE DIMARCO KEN JAWOROWSKI ROBERT MORGAN HOWARD RAWDING PAUL TUTTLE JULIE IVEY MARITA JOY PAULA PERKINS FREDERICK JORDAN SUSAN LURVEY JOHN O'BRION JOHN WERNER JACKIE WRIGHT MARTHA COFFIN PAULA COTE LLOYD GALLAGHER MARY JONES PAUL TROIANO RONALD DAHMS GAVINO FLORIDINO MICHAEL GUTGSELL ANGELINA LESTER SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF 1974: NOT PICTURED: VICKIE GRAC CYNTHIA DORING ORRIN MITCH AMY TALBOT EDWARD WATERHOUSE JOHN BISHOP JOSEPH CHARRON PAULA GUIMONT DANNA HILL PAUL KALESNICK PAUL LAWSON JANE THOMAS JANIE VALLEY MICHAEL YOUNG FRANK DIDONATO CHARAL DUQUETTE RICHARD HARTMAN CHARLES LOKER TERRENCE MULKERN GREGORY BIRD DIANE CAIAZZO MICHAEL CHARRON ELEANOR DOBSON GORDON FOSS JERRY GODIN CHERYLL HARMON ANTHONY LAMBERT KEITH MASALIN FRANCIS MULKERN CHERYL NOFSKER CATHY PRICE PETER ROBERTS MICHAEL CONLEY SILVIANO SENECA DORISE STUBBS LEON THOMPSON JOHN WILSON JERALD LARIACEY STEPHEN MROWKA LARRY NISKANEN ROBERT PRESCOTT JOHN RINALDI DAVID DINSMORE Z 8gi92Km2XZK+2qQQb? I2 il . V Q In Memor1am fee 9 -T 99 DQ D4 Cao 639 UQ Vi! 93 U41 fr V9 sg W DQ Dil tg, 681 KEITH GARDNER D- 4 D Q January 29, 1956 - May 5, 1972 Fondly Remembered by His Classmates Ca, 639 k1Qf8EfQCSEfQ2EQ92? 9953 Sophomore Year - The Beginning Our sophomore leaders. A class of stuffed shiris? Who says sophomores ccn'1 work together? Four of Porflond's bench warmers from 1972 junior Year - Mid- Way UL mu: f. iw. , 4. . l, , ,go 3 N35 X, , 4 X Killian No wonder this posier won first placel fl ik in ,453 IQ. ,-.MNQ 3, L. il ' lf's the Devonsquare concert from the beginning of our Junior year. Daryl Mcllwain and Rosanne Nappi made a very royal couple. Semor Year - Cu1m1nat1on J! 2 fel 242 Qi 5 '74 can truly offer more! X is 1 The bridge is ours again. Wanna go for a ride? 77 Thanksgiving Day - '73 D IM II ' dM M Blue Power 'W sgzigizy MQW' i A Sfridex, if you really won? fo change. The iury's verdict is as follows . . . ' 'ffl- If was o beoufeous occasionf we first met of the high school hop . . . She did? And then what happened? Grad ua tion Honors Carol A. Mayernick Sal u ta torian, Class of 1974 Each honest calling, each walk of life, has its own, elite, its own aristocracy based on excellence of performance. Ian E. Paradise Valedictorian, Class of 1974 A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command, And yet a spirit still, and bright, With something of angelic light. 55 '- 2 nf Ls. ,-. 15' -- k I can sqg fljeghgdgwy lanes of lfsfreesg And mich! In zi 5l.QdCJ!QhJLiQlgGQ'1Sg V lVAA 'h The sheen.oi,.thg fgr-gurgfpqncigng sgn? ' -' A Ein. L. M .A Green H el ds from A train Take me there I UNI ORS FRONT ROW, L to R - A. Toppi, B. Rickeh. SECOND ROW - L. Coe, C. Whitcomb, J. Benner, L. Dipietro, S. Moulton, S. Antranigian, M. Bishop, B. Brook. THIRD ROW- S. James, S. Saucier, J. Antranigian, J. Adams, S. Bishop, B. Anderson, C. Adams, J. Baillargeon. FOURTH ROW- D. Bodge, P. Bunnell, K. Hendrikson, K. Brown, B. Durost. FIFTH ROW- M. Benwell, D. Cormier, J. Davis, J. Acelo, R. Poulin, C. Shepard, G. Cerino, R. Swerl. ii.: 4- :Thr I l ' . ' . 1'-'ma-wig, 'L- f FRONT ROW, L to R - D. DiPieIro, J. McEIIigott, D. French, A. Lawrence. SECOND ROW- R. Redmond, L. Allen, B. James, B. Swallow, A. Pompeo. THIRD ROW - S. Morrill, B. O'ConnelI, S. Richardson. 1:7 Q., Ns. FRONT ROW, L to R - D. Coppersmiih, K. Tilton, E. Curtis, R. Stowell, P. Corbeau, J. Wilson, D. LaRochelle. SECOND ROW - G. Pennoyer, G. Wintle, V. Marcisso, J. Jackson, J. Russo, A. Peoples, T. Joyce. THIRD ROW -- L. McGorrilI, K. Hodgeman, C. Vickers, A. Griffin, M. Keeley, T. Duboil, P. O'Brien, A. Ray. '75 Has wg, , 5 FRONT ROW, L to R - C. Roux, J. Lindsey, N. Waller, D. DiDonalo, P. Koenig, K. Gribbin, J. Ward, L. Covallero. SECOND ROW - W. Clark, J. Shaw, M. Moreshead, M. Mylen, R. Blackburn, J. Nisskean, R. Silver, J. Reynolds. THIRD ROW - K. Cover, B. Regan, J. Marcus, J. Gryzb, J. Bemis, G. Vans, C. Brown, S. Fontaine. FOURTH ROW - S. Brissehe, J. Washburn, G. Rubito, J. MacDonough, J. Lombardo. FY . FRONT ROW, Lto R - S. Stepp, C. Getchell, C. Foley, G. Martell, D. Commeau, R. Pushor. SECOND ROW - P. Morse, K. Foley, B. Quattrucci, R. Genovese, K. Petty, B. Valente, M. Walsh, R. Scott. THIRD ROW - W. Stevenson, J. Young, P. Scola, W. Broomholl, P. Benwell, S. Currier, D. Bruns, L Lerch. ore Drive .sf M. Asa. s FRONT ROW, L to R - B, Marell, M. Tripaldi, J. Hamlon, P. Young, M. Flaherty, T. Arnold. SECOND ROW- B. Milan, B. Schwartz, M. Gauthier, M. Rodgers, J. Simoneau, M. Donatelli, J. Scanlon, H. Johnson. THIRD ROW - M. Gribbin, C. Thompson, P. Dorney, A. Walsh, D. DiCrecchio, V. Gordin, M. Cummings, P, Lemieux. FOURTH ROW - P. Wilkinson, T. Conlry, S. Donovan, D. Thompson, V. Mcxfield, L. Collins, K. Jordon, C. Robinson, R. MacVane. FRONT ROW, L to R - W. Meuse, A. Scala, L. Trufant, D. Thistle, J. Stebbins, T. Perry, M. Hamilton. SECOND ROW - D. Ouillette, S. Lyons, D. Donatelle, A. Roberts, P. Sico, J. Romasco, M. Buck, K. King, F. Preston. THIRD ROW - C. Burns, J. Chambers, B. Johnson, W. Camp, T. Carter, J. Scala, D. Hobbs, T. Gordon. '75 Has V'--qv FRONT ROW, L to R - A. Bellucci, J. Capozza, S. Smith, R. O'Brion, R. Pickrell. SECOND ROW - E. Overton, A. Lester, J. Fuller, G. Tirabassi, W. Vickerson, A. Ledue, T. Leo. THIRD ROW- D. Edgerly, K. Lyden, P. Promis, A. Sherwood, M. Corral, K. Stanhope, C. Sayer. It-if , FRONT ROW, L to R -J. Saulle, D. Ferrar, C. Ferrante, C. Pelletier, D. Adams, T. Kendrick, E. Oakes. SECOND ROW -J. Vargo, W. Kenny, C. Cail, P. Ashby, C. Sellers, M. McDonough, C. Latham, R. Nyers. THIRD ROW - G. Glendale, L. Haynes, S. White, T. Cormier, J. Locey, T. Shaw, F. Wade, C. Bartlett. FOURTH ROW- T. Rickett, T. Doherty. NI D ' vm-egg FRONT ROW, L to R -- R. Clancy, J. Niles, J. Carpenter, C. Siteman, L. Bemis, C. Calderwood, L. Day. SECOND ROW - D. Blanchard, P. Desjardins, N. McKay, S. Pendleton, D. Mitchell, J. Jones, S. Howell. THIRD ROW - D. Adams, C. Griffin, T. Yannayon, H. Blood, R. Bridges. FOURTH ROW -A. Fridinger, D. Feato, H. Johnson, C. Whitney, L. Grassi, J. Lee, B. Viola. juniors Participate. . . In UNICEF drive In the bond In sports With school spirit In futile attempts to program the new computer Hi sweetielll In a '50's dressup day TL In mutual admiration ff' ..,-.a- In chess tournament In a spelling contest gb X. ' 95 f W.. -3? -H-wg ' X f 1 , why:-fa.. , v Seacoast in the rain Take me there 9 f SOPHQMQRES I EXECUTIVE BOARD: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Littlefield, E. Nappi, M. Fosulo, L. Martin. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Horton, J. Townsend, J. Kneeland. Soph omores Ha ve Successful Reception David Smaha, Pres., Judy Parker, Sec., Elizabeth Ryan, Treas., Sarah Davy, V.P. labsentl 94 The Sophomore class, led by Pres- ident David Smaha, started their first year at Portland High School with one ofthe best Sophomore Recep- tions in the history of this school. If the talent shown that night is any indication of how hard they can work, and how successful they can be, then one can be assured that the class of I 976 will be one ofthe fin- est. WY FIRST ROW, L to R - J. Kenny, D. McCormick, Y. Patterson, T. Superic, S. Leiter, P. Ham, M. Wong, K. Foye, K. Connick, J. Cloutier. SECOND ROW - T. Nelson, C. Ouillette, D. Neuts, D. Cavollero, M. Gaudet, H. Dunico, H. Perry, S. Estes, S. Miller, S. Johnson. THIRD ROW-M. Donahue, J. Suutelle, R. Newcomb, K. McGrath, L. Grassi, J. Madison, M. Donahue, W. Weymouth, M. Falcone. A mamma- N FIRST ROW, L to R - R. Whitmore, D. Giggy, S. Brackley, S. Dodge, G. Moyers, R. Savasuk, M. Bennet, L. Erickson. SECOND ROW - A. Elvis, W. Daigle, J. Acton, J. Gardiner, S. Mitchell, G. Connick, T. Kclicky. THIRD ROW -J. Bond, M. Best, J. Methot, P. Nappi, T. Rickett, J. Brown. FIRST ROW, L to R -- G. Menese, P. Flaherty, J. Bunnell, C. Ashcraft, S. Osher, J. Bennett, J. McGeough, P. Waterhouse, P. McDowell, S. Davy. SEC- OND ROW- D. Candelmo, R. Beach, J. Quinn, C. Beaulieu, B. Cole, K. Nichols, S. Aceto, D. Mazziotti, S. Smith, C. Dorney, L. Berenson, G. Deniso. THIRD ROW - A. Johnson, M. Beardsley, J. Irace, S. Whalen, D. Thompson, B. Ley, M. Asali, P. Babbitt, N. Ayer, M. Nielson, C. Barrow, A. Pallozzi. Spirit Kill? . . . asm is s ystet 1 ..... T .. F ig FIRST ROW, L to R - C. Billingslea, D. McVane, K. Dame, M. Fogerfy, R. Rush, C. Kimball, H. Gallagher, P. Booth, S. O'DonneII. SECOND ROW-S. Dodd, T. Lucey, J. Bruni, R. Young, L. Ouimel, W. Johnson, G. Sl. Peter, L. Hodgins, N. Dell'Aquila. THIRD ROW- K. Meuse, C. Cavallaro, A. Reed, B Kelly, D. Smaha, S. Barton, V. Makela, S. Demmons. of '76 'Q v FIRST ROW, L to R - D. Cronin, J. Harmon, L. Nappi, A. Minner, M. Joyce, L. Talarzuk, S. Griffin, M. Horr. SECOND ROW- J. Doughty, B. O'Reilly, D. Pitkin, P. Ricci, J. Townsend, P. Chase, J. Burke, A. Fasulo, E. Ryan. THIRD ROW-J. Kopack, G. Grimaldi, D. Enman, M. Charlesworih, J. Crasnick, J. Carter, K. McGarvey. , . Qx A ..S- If f Q FIRST ROW, L to R - P. Papi, D. Valley, C. Hunter, A. Kazilonis, M. Monte, V. Lacken, J. Locey, P. Haynes. SECOND ROW - E. Vicerson, M. Wagner, V. Giourx, A. Marato, J. DiBiase, D. DiBiase, F. Horton, J. Weymouth. THIRD ROW - D. Glazier, K. McDonald, F. Winchester, T. Fournier, J. Kazilionis, L. Palmer, J. Naaykens. Spirit FIRST ROW, L to R - C. Mellin, M. Flaherty, D. Lantham, J. Martorana, W. O'ReiIIy, R. Lowery. SECOND ROW - D. Welch, G. Gould, M. Paine, J. Parker, V. Edgerly, C. Roberts, C. Haller, J. Flaherty, S. DiPietro. THIRD ROW - J. Wong, T. Morneau, J. Napolitano, D. Hanson, M. Daigle, L. Fuessel, B. Fuessel, L. Crozier, V. Train, S. Johnson. .mv FIRST ROW, L to R - T. Ledue, W. Gardener, C. Stevenson, M. Morrell, D. Davis, P. Morrill. SECOND ROW - A. Clark, C. Young, S. Harkins, F. Yerxa, W. Masalin. THIRD ROW - K. Krant, H. Orlando, M. Martini, P. Lavangie, P. Ross, M. Rague. FOURTH ROW-J. Luke, J. Johnson. of '76 'F V ff. 'L : Ji? ivzil' fffiflfg Fel? 1 ,..,,,.s- , wr FIRST ROW, Lto R - M. Flaherty, G. Libby, N. Varney, B. Murray, A. Cameron, K. Sargent, L. Feeney. SECOND ROW- R. Wong, D. LaFavore, T. Vessey, L. Martin, B. Cipriano, M. Fasulo, D. Heal, C. Kapothanassi, J. Brydon. THIRD ROW -T. Cassidy, N. Littlefield, M. Duchesneau, C. Priest, K. Myhaver, C. Kraft, J. Hamilton, D. Laing. FOURTH ROW- R. Brockelbank, J. Mcllwain, D. DiBiase, P. Ciazzo, R. Munson, J. Price, G. Sparks, E. Nissk- EHCI1. I 99 FIRST ROW, L to R -- D. Centafani, K. MaGraw, D. Wheeler, S. Knowles, T. Piacentini, C. Arsenaull, P. Reilly, R. Caron, J. Kneeland. SECOND ROW - C. Mishio, R. Hanna, B. Parker, D. McCraw, A. McPhaiI, M. Glazier, S. Brenerman, L. Geary, D. Beeler, J. Blake. THIRD ROW - D. Cyr, C. Cookson, P. Lerman, E. McKenney, C. Walter, D. Hari, D. McMann, M. Freeman, S. Miller, D. Palmer, T. Perry. gi' .'.Q2 15 iff? 'E N gif ig if Spirit . in FIRST ROW, L to R - K. Dayon, D. Fasulo, J. Dixon, W. Kelly, M. Greenlaw. SECOND ROW -A. Floridino, J. Doe, G. Gay, J. Doe, M. Farrington. THIRD ROW - B. Talbot, R. Blake, F. Pulsoni, S. Scott, K. Ward, B. Bonnvie. of '7 FRONT ROW, L to R - M. Nadeau, T. Germaine, B. DiPietirantonio, M. Willette, W. Hemingway, T. Moore. SECOND ROW- D. Langella, J. Paris, B Waterhouse, T. Hutchins, C. Winters, J. Wing, R. Hamilton. THIRD ROW - S. Heibert, K. Flagg, J. Goldfarb, M. Forestell, M. Eagan, B. Sawyer, C. Honey, T. Schwartz, J. Rodney. FOURTH ROW - D. Rutter, K. Dunham, V. Vives, J. Doe. N -L ,. 9 .-. One of Mrs. Gordius' sophomore geometry classes. You've got to be kidding! Class . . . Class, shut-upl swf xx 1: X If I only had one more handl Wha1's up gcng?? fo F- if W1 2 4 if 'Ilan Trick or treat for Unicef. What a mess. Where do we begin? 103 'IO 4 And I still like best The things tha tiseem like home SPCR T5 V f .,-- , ff K ,, . -- FRONT L to R - E. Bogdanovich, M. McCaImon, L. Gordius, J. Corcoran, A. O, J. McGuire. SECOND ROW L to R - P. Pendleton, J. Davis, P. Lucas, A. Lekousi, P. Gribbin, P. Jones, F. James, E. Hadlock. Coaches Strive for Wctory The backbone of any team is the coach and Portland has a fine coaching staff this year. The coaches iob is especially difficult since they are teachers as well as coaches. Portland High School has an extensive sports pro- gram, providing Fall, Winter and Spring teams on which the students may actively participate. Coaches McGuire and Jones in a huddle? Ist ROW, L to R - R. Nappi, T. Whitmore, D. DiPaoIo. 2nd ROW - E. Nappi, L. Coe, C. Whitney, V. Giroux, D. Fecto, J. Grondin, C. Colleio, A. Keeley. 3rd ROW - T. Ycnnoyon, T. Discctio, T. Dubail, K. Beatty, L. DiPietro, T. Keeley, L. Martin. Cheerleaders KNEELING: L TO R: J. Carpenter, P. Praemis. lst ROW: C. Siteman, S. Howell, F. Winchester, C. Calderwood. 2nd ROW: J. Locey, A. Scala, C. Roux, J. Young, S. James, N. Walter. Pom Pom Girls Add Spirit The Pom Pom girls did much to increase the spirit and enthusiasm in the school. They were out on the field helping the maiorettes and cheerleaders at halftime of the football games and were always supporting the cheerlead- ers at rallies and other spirited events. KNEELING: J. Morrill, H. Branz, J. Reuter, P. Toohey, J. Scala, M. Floridino, J. Smith, P. Penna, S. Bishop. STANDING: G. Martelle, G. Pennoyer, E. Brown, J. Leiter, L. Haines, E. Curtis, F. Wade, A. Bellucci, M. Caiazzo, J. Lawrence. BACK ROW: S. Richardson, W. Camp, M. Flaherty, D. Smaha, J. Bennett, D. Laing. Soccer Team Defea ts League Champs Starting the season with a victory over the League Champion Deering Rams and a tie with the South Port- ' g land Riots, the soccer team had a very productive year. ,,i VJ y S J Coached by Larry Greenlaw, the team members fr' improved their skills, and while not too successful as V F far as wins go, their last few games were lost by only ,gif J . . one point. -.K -1.-rl. K , 5 F .1 4k..7g, f j,:. .f,k, k .,.f .gg . . J' es. v -P 5. f Q - Q-f 'V g W 54 f ' to Q-L ' ' . f i. .:+v'gr2 i,5 . S -L ' Jil' ' 2 f l 5 ' i v: .iran Q , A M KW 4, 3,1 I 'ggi , L M Z., 5 e F' 1 fe S 4 lg 3 K . M Y ,Ma 'O lx 'E H 1 1 1 A little FatherIy advice before the game. Fast action at T.A. KNEELING, L to R -J. Keller, T. Shaw, Captain K. Jones, J. Shaw, and B. Rice. STANDING - Coach E. Bogdanovich, M. Dell'Aquila, G, Coffin, P. Koenig, B. Riggs, and Manager E. Sullivan. Cross Country The Portland High School Cross Country team had a surprising season for a team said to be in the building stages. They compiled an l l-l regular season record, the only loss to a seasoned Cheverus team in the last meet. ln the State Class A meet, the team took second place to f Deering, while qualifying to go on to the New England Championships. Coached by Mr. Edward Bogdanovich, the team showed tremendous spirit and talent, surpassing all expectations. is :Aff Nw ti- ,why 5 , ,!,,.:,f.. ,fi v.-. F, n ' X' ' rj-.fs Y i ?i'2la H' ' W - s.tr 9' Bulldogs Blast Southern Champs The persistent gridders ignored losses and iniuries dur- Portland's strength continued to show for the next two ing the 1973 season, playing on team spirit and determi- games as they defeated South Portland and Deering. nation. The Bulldogs ended their four game losing streak The Red Riots, contenders for the State Championship, by defeating the Deering Rams 43-12. The next two had an unblemished record going into this contest. The games proved to be bitter tests for the Blue, losing to Mighty Bulldogs showed their true ability and marked Cheverus and Sanford. South Portland's clean slate. The following game saw Portland at full playing power Co-captains Kevin Martin and Gene Gillies led the Bull for the first time as the Bulldogs downed Westbrook 37-7. dogs this season, with Rick Nealley as signal caller. STANDING, Left to Right - Coach Jerry Davis, Coach Joe O'Connell, Gene Gillies, Coach Phil Jones, Kevin Martin, Coach Dana Weeks, and Coach Paul Pendleton. FIRST ROW- Steve Hanson, Tom Fontaine, Dave Fontaine, Steve Galley, Tony Quattrucci, Dan Higgins, Tom Foley, Wayne Libby, Brion Beatty, Dave Aceto, Ray Boyle, Peter Blake, Joe Tetroult, Rick Nealley, Marty Foley, Gary Preston, and Dave Enman. SECOND ROW - Frank Preston, Jim Ward, Mike Walsh, Rodney Mears, Bob Sweatt, John McDonough, Don Edwards, Steve White, Ralph Stowell, Jim Reynolds, Dan Hibbs, Carmine Napolitano, Gary Wilmot, Wally Meuse, Mike Danatelli, John Lee. THIRD ROW - Steve Fontaine, Dennis Fasulo, Leon Ouimet, Bob Young, Jae Methot, Henry Orlando, Joe Capozza, Dana Micucci, Jim Bunnell, Mark Golden, John Foley, Louis Cavallaro, Larry Pallozzi, Pete Corbeou, Bryan Durost. FOURTH ROW - Bob O'ConneII, Peter Caiazzo, Dana Coburn, Cleveland Ashcroft, Bill Murray, Jim Rosario, Ted Kalicky, Bob Talbot, John Dibiase, Pat Flaherty, Greg Goulcl, Dana Anderson, Mike Esposito. FIFTH ROW-- Mgr. Tom Gordon, Mike Hansen, Steve Scott, Peter Shepard, Mark Flaherty, Gary Grimaldi, Jeff Brown, David Brochu, Steve Hamilton, Alan Pallozzi, Mgr. Joe Lacey. ,AQ 952235 . .xx hm, Maine Athletic Director of the Year, john Corcoran. Portland High School's John Corcoran has been named Maine Athletic Director of the Year. I-le is in contention for the National Secondary School Level Award among the fifty state picks. Purpose of the program is to provide recognition to sec- ondary school athletic directors who exemplify the highest standards of their profession and who, through influence on the lives of millions of young people under their direc- tion, have made significant contributions to their schools and communities. Mr. Corcoran has been Portlancl's sports chief since the fall of 1966. He was the Blue's head track coach the pre- vious five school years after fifteen years as an aide. He also has head Cross Country coach in 1958 and 1959. The Bulldogs went unbeaten to take league honors both years, and were state runnerup in '58 and champs in '59. Mr. Corcoran was the prime mover and second presi- dent of the Maine High School Coaches Association, organized in 1954, and he also personally got the Maine Association of Athletic Directors under way in 1972 and served as the organization's first president. In addition, he's been an officer many times in the Big Eight Conference and Maine Class A Football Conference One of the leading football referees for many years, he's past president of the Maine Football Officials Associ- ation. A Portland High School, St. John's Prep, and Ottawa University graduate, he competed in football and track at all three institutions. He's been a member ofthe PHS faculty for thirty-two years, and now teaches economics, law, and military his- tory. 1 ll C Field Hockey Team 1 VARSITY FRONT, L to R - L. Hilliard. BACK, L to R - P. Pennoyer, J. Osher, P. Ham, E. Sottery, J. Leiter, B. Regan, J Napolitano, S. Leiter, E. Watson, J. Gryzb, R. Redmond, E. Boulos, A. Roberts. JR. VARSITY FRONT, L to R - S. Harkins, L. McGorrill, J. Napolitano, C. Hunter, C. Getchell, N. Littlefield, S. Davy. BACK, L to R - K. Lyden, S. Dono- van, B. Regan, E. Watson, V. Max- field, G. Deniso, J. Goldfarb, A. Ray, D. Donatelli. The girls' field hockey team enioyed a successful sea- son this year, winning many decisive victories over such formidable opponents as Sanford, Thornton Academy, and South Portland. Coached by Priscilla Needlemen and Jean Bennett, the team began to show a definite improve- ment, not only in skills and teamwork, but in Spirit. Our co-captains, Jan Paradise and Sis Boulos were instrumen- tal in starting practices early in the season, but, after the 2nd game, they lost one of their best players. Co-captain 'Jan Paradise was unable to play because of illness. Her indomitable spirit was still with them as they gained a decisive victory over Thorton Academy and really began to play as a team. Varsity Basketball Team FRONT ROW: L TO R.: Coach John McGuire, E. Redmond, D. Mcllwain, D. Wohl, J. Tomschick, M. O'Brion, J. Pierce. BACK ROW L TO R: K. Doyon, S. Manoogian, R. Siowell, T. Flaherty, D. Fonfaine, J. McDonough, R. Neally, J. Russo, B. Durost, H. Carson. The Mighty Bulldogs I. . Basketball Team . tv nl .. gil 5 4 Q FRONT ROW: L TO R: P. Ross, J. Antranigian, J. Rogers, S. Manoogian. 2nd ROW: K. Doyon, J. Geadaro, B. Cary, J. Methot, P. Lavange. 3rd ROW: J. Bunnell, T. Carter, J. McGeough, J. Hamilton. 118 I-Ia ve Perfect Season We're Number 1 Under the expert tutelage of Coach John McGuire, the Blue Bulldogs made Portland High School Basketball history with a perfect l 8-0 seasonal record. ln addition to the Big 8 Conference Championship, they seeded second in the pre-tourna- ment rating. The Bulldogs earned their salt by beating team after team. This achievement can be attributed to the skill and determination of the players. Led by the sharpshooter, Jon Tomshick, the Forward, Danny Wohl, and Ace Jumpers, Daryl Mcllwain and Ed Redmond, the Bulldogs controlled nearly all aspects of every game. Mark O'Brion assumed the role of Floor General. Showing their true grit the Bulldogs battled back from a 9 point deficit in the South Portland game to overthrow the Riots. Portland crushed the Deering Rams, longtime rivals, twice in season play. In the final contest of the season Portland beat Westbrook in a tense battle. We are very proud of our determined boys and congratulate the team and it's terrific coach, John Maguire. VARSITY, KNEELING: A. Roberts, S. Boulos, J. Osher, D. Brown. STANDING: P. Dyer, D. Therrien, M. LaBron, S. Stacki, M. Myhaver, J. Napolitano. Girls' Basketball I-las I-'ine Season JUNIOR VARSITY, KNEELING: G. Deniso, K. Childs, K. Price, C. Hunter, C. Urbano. STANDING: M. Colello, J. Goldfarb, T. Piacetini, J. Napolitano, S. DiPietro, P. O'Brien. 120 I1 fx A 5 li V tk.VV .,L, Stop and Popll What the heck is she doing now? 7-L Quick, hide thctl Mrs. Gordius is watchingl Annc's off for c fast break! ww, .wmmmw ' . m,....,., -W-.... ., .,., .,,, . ,,, - - V.., ' l ' .. ,,.. H H . K I 'W an y lllll J ,Z , , i ogg y FRONT ROW: L TO R: T. Foley, S. Del'Aquila, T. Ncppi, C. Jones, W. Libby, K. Martin, C. Seneca, B. Riggs. SECOND ROW: Coach E. Bogdanovich, M. Donatelli, L. Drake, L. Polloze, J. Shaw, P. Koenig, C. Bartlett, B. Rice, R. Wakefield, P. Corbeau, R. Wilkinson, B. Viola, B. Swett, T. Shaw, P. Track, M. Best, Mgr. E. Sullivan. THIRD ROW: S. Corbeau, G. Coffin, P. Pappi, B. Young, H. Orlando, H. Relay, M. Floridino, J. Sprinter, S. Osher, J. Foley, T. Caterina, J. Gaudett, M. Nadeau, D. Fasulo, G. Grimaldi, K. Ward, B. Dash, A. Floridino, D. Broshu, J. Keller. Blue Tm Cksters Ra te High Hold your head highl The 1974 Indoor Track Team again upheld the tradition of Indoor track teams at Portland High School. Led by co- captains, Wayne Libby and Kurt Jones, the Bulldogs took second in the Southwesterns and second in the States. Both meets were very close, losing by only a few points. Records were broken and matched by the Blue tracksters throughout many of their meets. Several team members competed in the New Englands and made a fine showing for the school. Coach Ed Bogdanovich has again prod- uced an excellent team. Yeahl We wonll The feeling of that winning string! Wayne Libby: Por1Iand's answer to Hercules FRONT ROW: L TO R: J. Bennett, J. Bruni, R. Ballantine, S. Ricardson, G. Pennoyer, S. Proctor. 2nd ROW: J. Urbano, H. Branz, F. Horton, D. Laing, W. Bonnvie, J. Tarsetti, A. Tarsetti. 3rd ROW: Asst. Coach P. Lucas, D. Hartford, K. Kaiwi, J. Lakin, G. Connick, Coach H. Paulson. Swim Team Shows Promise Take your markl The Portland High Swimming Team, coached by Harold Paulson and Phil Lucas showed great improvement this year. Losing only one senior, the swimmers should be a strong club next season. The team opened their schedule with a win over Edward Little, and although they lost their final meet to Deering by three points, they revenged that defeat in the State Meet, doubling their rival's total. 1 1 What are you lookin' ot? What c body!! Steady Now Howie - Goll I 25 FIRST ROW LTO R S Leiter S Sudbury S Boulos P Pennoyer J Lelter SECOND ROW: LTO R: M. Rodgers, L. McGorriII, S. Stacki, P. Ham, C. Haney BACK ROW LTO R ManagerM Cummings S Stepp B Vickers Coach Paulson. Girls' Swimming Team The Girls' Swimming Team showed a lot of promise this year under the guidance of Harold Paulson, their coach. Competing against larger and more experienced teams, they managed to hold their own. Many of the girls, having had no previous competitive swimming experience, gave outstanding performances in the meets. By the end of the season, the team became a contending force in the States. All in all the girls enioyed a successful season. i ., ' 5 'iw A fish in ihe sec On your Mark! Get Set! GO!! Bathing Beouties?? ' 1 , Q, , GYMNASTS: L. to R. - S. Beaulieu, L. Bemis, D. Wilber, B. Anderson, N. Walter, S. Morrill, C. Adc1ms,J. Jones, S. Knowles, C. Whitney. G fi Up and over! Oops! ,. x N 5? ag X RY - x qw X X ,x Xf A X I f - tg .igp ,,.,,, -411. Baseball Team Has Pme Season Favored to win the Telegram League, espe- cially because of their pitching staff and strong fielding talent, the Portland High School Bull- dogs are among the top contenders for State Honors. Coached by Ed Hadlock and Fred James, the diamondeers have practiced diligently towards achieving their goals. This fine team rounds out an all-together fan- tastic sports year for Portland High. 129 FRONT ROW: L TO R: L. McGorrill, J. Grzyb. MIDDLE ROW: L TO R: S. Donovan, K. Getchell. BACK Row LTO R, J. Mcenagon, K. Lyden. f , '53 9-ii .ff I l U Tennis Teams I-Ia ve 130 Hard Return by Denise Brown The Girls' Tennis team had a rewarding season due to their practice every after- noon at Deering Oaks. Several team mem bers showed marked improvement to add to the overall positive team feeling. M ,Ali-' r.M-ve Y : rsssaszsi' - ', ,e : III lnfiiilllllll llll IIIIIW n Wllilllll Illl IIIEIHI-HMI! nil! IIIVWIIIIIU II I I 'irfillllmlll :iii I D44 n IYIZIII IIIPUI lil ease e-f:'a!!.e.:: EI ' - -- lf' - Wikis- I- : i 7-6 .,lLgjg.I I Il-Ilfkhlliall I I I -A sf- E: .IV '.'!L.Q h 'rl' I I cl!! l .' I 1. I i I A Grea t Year r. Pendleton coached a fine team this year. Many strong players proved they could come through for the team at the times it was most important and most needed. individual s improvements collectively produced a great team improvement and made the season very rewarding. E f 5, 5 9? 1, i E s 2 5 Guard Jon Tomshick on the steal. Oops, the big coach made c boo-bool Ready on the rebound, Mark! The scraggly members of the field hockey boom-o-chukka team. O.K. boys, let's go out and 'eat 'em upl The 1974 ping pong champs. mx 5 ff -f, Q W y M Aki' ff . . 5 Vw , f 'V , , 5 2 94312 ' Contact Go Bananas . . -ns el . Ward Wing! Hope I don'? fall off , .W nY..v 1, f' , , ,veg-L v 8 .. :Shy I can see the sunligh t shining Over Port1and's Casco Ba y ACTIVITIES KEYETTE OFFICERS: Corres. Sec. Lauren Hilliard, Treas. Julie Napolitano, Vice-President Debra Therrien, President Jan Paradise, Recording Sec. Judy Osher. l'll have a big red lollipop and two apples for dessert. Keyettes Follow The Portland High School Keyettes have been the larg- est and most active service club in the school for quite some time. This year was especially busy, as the girls con- ducted four charity drives as well as a collection before Christmas vacation for the Bruce Roberts Fund. The largest proiect of the year was a record hop. All those attending dressed up in 1950's fashion and the entire gym was full of dancers. The money from this activity was used for Pro- iect Concern and to help sponsor a child named Mildred in Appalachia. Carolling, teas, and foodsales rounded off the year. The Keyettes look forward to a wonderful Inter- national Convention for Keyettes in Washington, D.C. Keyettes is a club worth joining, simply because of it's motto, We Serve. i SEATED: E. Boulos, P. Pennoyer, W. Broomholl, M. Ascli, G. Deniso. 2st ROW: M. Gaudet, J. Leiter, T. Ward, S. Brenerman, M. J. Donatelli. 2nd ROW: M. A. Fasulo, A. Fasulo, C. Thompson, P. Scola. 3rd ROW: S. Lyons, J. Thompson, P. Lerman, P. Nobile, K. Stanhope. Motto We Serve . SEATED: D. Edgerly, J. Goldforb, B. Reagen, E. Watson. 'lst ROW: S. Leiter, K. Bolduc, L. McGorrill, P. O'Brien. 2nd ROW: N. Littlefield, S. Donovan, C Robinson, A. Clark, P. Lemieux. PHS KEY CLUB. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Steve Saucier, Armand Dorazio, Greg St. Peter, Mike Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: John Saulle, Wayne St. Peter, Jay Hibbard, Steve Fontaine. Key Club Serves 55115 i ' f Faculty advisor, Mr. Dale Doucette gi This year, like most years, the Key Club was very active in Q community affairs. They participated in ALSAC, Muscular Dys- ' -e trophy, and Red Cross drives along with ushering at Community Concerts, and other proiects. The Key Club Store and the Key Club Group, Fa-Da-Da, were formed early in the year. The group, composed of five throwbacks to the early sixties, was the maior attraciton at the Turkey Day Rally, the Sophomore Recep- tion, and the Keyette Record Hop. All considered, it must be said that the Key Club had a very successful year. Comm unity Successfully aw ff - J I r V ,...-' . - e e '- ' 51 ' 1.2. 5-Qi EA rf A 4 R bf 114 K ,- . J I A Q 1 if ' , L Vi Gif h r Q er ga: , - H V-lj-1 1 . -:Ill 5 gb We k 5 1 W' .af Eg: '59 Qu .gr N L F J I M 1- 47-be The Supremes 1hey're no!! The happy reunion of lovers Q T' 5. ,QI M' A 'h. ff e-rr' 2 Vfliggfjgf 5 ' 1' h i i 141 FRONT ROW: L TO R: E. Waecker, D. Chapman, S. Hiebert, M. Coprio. BACK ROW: L TO R: P. Nobile, J. Thompson, C. Myernick. Pre-Med Club Studies Hematology Pre-Med's knowledgeable leader. The Pre-Med Club is not a very large club, but it is very active. Mr. Walker, a science teacher who advises the members has aided them in better understanding the field of medicine. They have taken several trips throughout the year. Among these have been outings to the Portland Regional Blood Bank and the Pineland Hospital. FRONT ROW, L to R- M. J, Donatelli, D. Edgerly, S. Donovan, K. Bolduc, J. Napolilano. BACK ROW, L to R- N. Varney, J. Brown, K. Carver, B. Chail. F TA Interact FRONT ROW, L to R - B. Anderson, Pres., R. Blackburn, T. Kendrick, J. Sullivan, C. Seilman. BACK ROW, L to R - J. Saulle, D. Lerman, S Howell, C. Adams, J. Lindsey. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Saucier, G. Manese, P. Lerman, D. Hanson, J. Marcus, K. Bolduc. SECOND ROW: W. Camp, E. Romanoff, J. Townsend, J. Parker, L. Grassi, M. Oppedisono, W. Broomhall. THIRD ROW: J. Holt, M. Howell, T. Schwartz, J. Hibbard, J. Kneeland. Up the Down Staircase A Success Mrs. Sandra Guerra has done a tremendous job this year with the newly-revived Dramatics Club. The season's first perform- ance was received by all as one of the best productions ever performed in Portland High School. The play, UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, involved over thirty actors and in spite of the many problems they ran into during production, the final results showed that the PHS Dramatics Club will do even bigger and better things in the future. Here we see Mrs. Guerra in one of her typical calamities, for example: When I said 'break a leg', I didn't mean it literally! ', Band and Majorettes Back School Spirit Bang ihe drum slowly! BAND LEADERS Thomas Bucci and Douglas Neal ..Jhfx.. U .f fi ,. 5 7? , I 9 1, I 3 . 3 FRONT ROW: L TO R: B. Woierhouse, S. Sfepp, M. Johnson. BACK ROW: E. Waterhouse, A. Lester, J. Townsend, B. Nason, L. Curran. Chorus director Alexis Cole, D. Price, G. Monese, P. Prah, D. Adams, P. DeWeaver, C. Chosse, C. Price. ROW l: R. Silver. ROW 2: BACK TO FRONT: K. Myhaver, M. Rogers, H. Branz, J. Osher. ROW 3: D. DiPietro, D. Lerman, G. Papi, M. Romano, C. Thomp- SOD. Studen t Advisory Board P. - l ei 5 ,- ' f we fwff. f x 'veg 'I jQia,Qf,,, f 'i si , . lt is my considered opinion thot. . V A, M 14. f,i, 'f ' JL The Student Advisory Board is cz group formed to deal with problems existing in the school. They become involved with helping indi- viduals in the school who needed it and mode ci fine contribution to the school through their concern. 147 WWW SENIOR SECTION EDITORS: BACK: E. Romanoff, J. Napolitano, J. Leiter, J. Osher, S. Stacki. FRONT: Sports Editor: Peggy Pennoyer. CO-EDI- TORS: D. Therrien and J. Paradise. The Editorial Staff Eddie, you know you're not supposed to have food above the first floor. The Senior Section Editors were a well organized group this year. Accumulating the Senior pictures, organizing, and typing out activities proved to be a simple task for these devoted workers. As usual, the impending deadline was everpresent in their minds, but surmounting the many problems which arose, they managed to get it in on time. Few people can appreci- ate fully the work that went into our Senior Section. Totem Staff Qian, ' FRONT ROW, L fo R - A. Clark, M. Coprio, Mgr., K. Clancy. SECOND ROW, L to R - J. Grondin, M. Tizzano, P. Mooers, P. Gilman, B. Bonnvie, P Nobile, P. Koenig. Advertising and Subscriptions FRONT ROW, L io R - J. Brown, P. Nobile, Mgr., J. Gryzb. SECOND ROW, L to R - E. Sohery, M. Tizzono, B. Regan, H. Anderson, V. Max- field, J. Osher, J. Niles, P. Koulovatos, T. Ward. Roger Pushor and Debra Therrien add to the Christ- mas spirit. Photographer Michael Anderson passes out assignment sheets. Business and Photographers BUSINESS MANAGERS: Wally Meuse, Ben Alferiog Jay Hibbard. Without the help of the business managers and the photographers, we wouldn't have a yearbook. The business managers take care of all the records bills, and yearbook sales. The photographers, per- haps the most vital part of all, take, develop, and print pictures. These two groups spent many hours working diligently for our yearbook. X - N -4 li, I XTX -we-..,, K Buffy Leiter checks to make sure her name is on the Totem absent list while she skips a day of school. Sandi gets caught in the act! We have approximatly 8.23997 yearbook pages left, according to my trusty slide rule. 151 SEATED L TO R: E. Romanoff, D. Therrien, Assoc. ed., J. Hibbard, editor, P. Koulovatos. STANDING L TO R: J. Osher, Ass't. ed., S. Stacki, K. Horton. Apocalypse People pep. I s Staff members hard at work. The school newspaper Apocalypse pro- vides entertaining reading for students and fac- ulty. The paper, which is printed once each month, ranges in variety from funnies to editori- als contributed by the student body. ln the news paper's second year, it has seen improvement and sold more issues. FRONT ROW: LTO R: D. Therrien, J. Hibbard, J. Paradise. SECOND ROW: L TO R: J. Brown, S. Stacki, J. Osher, J. Leiter, J. Napolitano, P. Pennoyer. BACK ROW: B. Alfiero, E. Romanoff, K. Horton, R. Pushor, M. Caprio, P. Nobile, P. Koulavatous. B y-Lin ers Photographer Roger Pushor carries a heavy Ioad on the staffs. The By Liners' Club is an honorary press club rec- ognizing those students who have excelled in the field of journalism. Criteria for acceptance includes diligence in one or more iournalistic endeavor, such as TOTEM and APOCALYPSE. The club's membership is limited, and is not con- tinuous from year to year. For this reason, the club's membership is radically changed each year. FRONT ROW: L TO R: E. Waecker, J. Thompson, D. Lerman, S. Saucier, L. McGorriII, F. DiRenzo, H. Branz, Mr. Pope, Coach. BACK ROW: L to Ry B Schwartz, D. Long, R. Ayers, K. Fasulo, W. Smith, K. Mayernick. Math Team Represents School in City League Ph Of09mPhYC1U b FRONT ROW: L TO R: C. Roux, R. Pusher, P. Tooher. BACK ROW: L TO R: M. Anderson, E. Brown, M. Romano, C. Thompson, J. Thompson. Mrs. Catherine Ridge Our Advisor - Auntie Kay Why do you kids do this to me? This page is dedicated to our loving, patient, understanding advisor, Mrs. Cath- erine Ridge. We wish to thank her for her time and effort, and also her capability in handling all problems that arise. Meeting deadlines is usually a frustrating time, but Mrs. Ridge made it a lot easier. There is no way of thanking her enough, and we hope that this small token of appreciation will somewhat serve as a beginning. With love, The 1974 Totem Staff l rv - WTF Q A . 2 an Q 7 li ,, vi' - ' M , Zig 3 . Q 1 3:33 'f We Are Big B1ue ' HA BE .. The Sweet Taste of Vicioryl , x e I 4,,,, , Umfgiial .4 5 W W . MA 1, Q4 '1' ' '1.'g'-Y' 1, ME' aff. , ,xx ,,: ee. A as-V. .i f, QKQSV y 'gym' nf Q, ' Q' W-,zfxw , ,gggwayxwi wr ,sw AY' f gi: ,Q J I nf' .mgffig affzgf :gl QQ' wal? Q ,.w qw A Qjxfg W ,gfH1y,.efw57 HM ,A : W 3 aah ML , ,,,k , M ,M .f ' . , A , ,, ,. V-, .y, 'P' V1 Follow The Leader fQ'W A 4 19, r I thought he croaked long ago! My newest concoction: Cow scuffle. The Odd Squad? tm New ALL my men wear English Leather. And now, this year's best dressed senior if? n The Men on The Team. fl K. .W . QI I I . 'Q X S The Press is onlll XI n WLOB Superstar, Neal Steel 'A he-'P' 5 ' fri We e l'T'G'i'f F J T K . fbi ,fx 4- ' Q in g A Perfect Formll Mr. Jones adds 2 points. OUR UNFORGETTABLE BASKET- BALL GAMES! On February l3, the WLOB High Hoopers played the fantastic PHS Faculty Team. Our Faculty, led by Mr. Whitmore, won the game in over time by only one point. The Warm-Up Game saw the Senior Boys beat the Varsity Girls-by only two points in a game complete with wqr paint and battle cries. The game was a sellout, and the money helped pay for the Great Senior Prom. oe , QV5 -5' rw? -1. Q1 ' .14 ., Q , A A W. v wi- Who stole my cfro-pick? Putty sinks one Blow that whisile, ref! Gentle Ben. Mother Walsh instructs her kiddies, Mr. Bcrdi, you smoothie, you ,,,.,.3 -W A- 45 ,,u, W, - Who is this masked marvel? Oh, the sweetness of it all! 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Maine Hardware Serving Maine folks for over 37 years Biddeford Brunswick NVestbrook VVoodfords Corner Downtown Portland All Forms of Insurance Personal and Commercial 774-6257 WOODWORTH AND CLARK 309 Cumberland Ave. Porlland, Maine TIE HOUR ,. r'mnRTlEL'IfIIIff ONE HOUR MARTINIZING AI' Longfellow Sq., Porlland, Maine 772-9342 AI' Bracllees, Wesfbroolr, Maine 854-8323 The Merfs Sl1op,I11c. -' a W i' h 1' Nor+l'1 W' dh Canal National Bank ywzpgawfn naw wSaSkLeg,,d,r41,w .2f'l6Aa, ,fi.a,4.a-8.5 ,4'i.aJE.23',t2.LL4-1,z,4L5 ,suit-4 Mr. Gribbin is convicted by Juns, Incorporated, attorneys at low. Will I ever get the ball? Up and Overl 192 II must be Fridayl Hey manl I go? on Al Tom and Mrs. Bergen, - Togetherness . . . The cool seniors Ferocious John in aciionl Sandi gives The eye Who shot that rubber band? Y Catch me, catch mell Please, no cuiographs now. Taste good, Louis? 5 -f ' - 4 .ff 1-iw' ' ,Z - W W,,g3g,fw.f4m, f W Isn't there anything happening this weekend? Preseniing. . . I wonder if he knows I'm alive? Hi, VW' Chfi5f NONCC me I lhought only teachers climbed the walls. I wonder if this would work on my nails. Q l 1 lakif . le They told me if was formal ahire only Don'l bug me, you rohen kid! Pa trons Mrs. Hemingway Roberla McCormick Ben Alfiero Mr. Alfiero Teresa Ward Mr. Ed Bogdanovich Mr. Dan Lowell Mrs. Lorraine -Powers Mr. Kenne+h Gordon Mr. Harry J. Bardi Mr. Ben Band Mr. Ray Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chandler Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Edward F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Donahue Mrs. William A. Flaher+y Maureen Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Whilmore Mrs. Ann Carson Dr. Marshall A. Rosensweel Mr. and Mrs. William Freudenberger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Hall Mr. and Mrs. S'ran Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Louis S+anhope Jane+ Brown Mr. and Mrs. M ron Brown Nancy J. gsher Judi+h A. Osher Dr. and Mrs. Harold L. Osher Sammy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dubail and Family Debbie DiPaolo Mr. and Mrs. Kilmar+in and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Grondin Jill and Pe+er Mrs. Ellen Blake Rila, Ron, and Allison Penney Mr. and Mrs. Harris A. Penney Mr. and Mrs. Bar+ley F. Conley, Jr Debbie Chai+ Chelly Berman Janef Toroomian Bonnie Chail Theresa Brown Mrs. Francais E. Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Burlon David Burlon Tim Burion Jay Hibbard Pa+ Koulovaius Sandi S+aclci John and Bev Pope Mrs. Gordius Sfephen Bishop Debbie Therrien Mr. and Mrs. Alber+ GuerreHe Che Therrien Blackie Sfacki Joe Rosario Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Broomhall Wanda Broomhall A Friend Margarel Myhaver Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nappi Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Richard Langella Hill+op Margarel Marly and Deb Karen Bolduc Louis Paris Donna Fea+o Jan Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Noel Paradise Edward Romano'F'F Bones Troiano Peggy Pennoyer T -r I.: 41- Cover design and arf work by Kris Hor+on. WN X, W V , 1 'Siev- f.....,,. f 1-L, nw y ,,. . ,L ai, 5 W .A Agn, an nl' r EXECUTIVE BOARD, FRONT: LEFT TO RIGHT, Cindy Whitney, Denise DiPietro, Donna Feato. STANDING: Paul Saucier, Robin Silver. J ' H P This has been a very successful year for the Junior Class. They started the year with a huge candy sale that brought in an abundant amount of money. They have con- tributed greatly to school spirit, and athletics. Their Junior Prom, Color My World, was a great success and they are looking forward to a successful Senior year. OFFICERS, LEH' TO RIGHT: Janice Gryzb, Sec., Chris Bartlett, Pres., Gina Pappi, Treas., absent is Bennett Schwartz, V. Pres. 84 54-lbw. kms. 1--, 3,15-sr Vdfv 'I 11 IQ' W' li 5 s if