Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

TONTOQUONIAN SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL Saugus, Massachusetts 2 3 FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES 6 EDITOR IN CHIEF . . . Paul Buehrens ASSOCIATE EDITORS . . . Faye Lcvine Mark Perry Delia Pi zotti Jane Tewksbury 7 ERWIN A. GALLAGHER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS TO THE MEMBERS OE THE CLASS OE 1970: As seniors, you are about to leave Saugus High School and proceed to other goals. Eor some of you this means continued study at an institution of higher learning. Eor others, it means that you will seek immediate em- ployment. Whether your path leads you one way or the other, I believe that each of you will exemplify the ideals that will demonstrate the worth and dignity of each person that you come to know and that you will respect the worthiness of his contribution to your life. Never has a group of young men and women had an opportunity to be as well prepared for your new roles as you have. You have shown that you are interested in the problems of our community and society and .ire willing to commit yourselves to their solution. With adequate direction to supplement your own motivation, you can do much to promote an era of social change. May I then extend to you my congratulations for your achievements here at Saugus High School? Whether they have been educational, musical, or athletic is not as relevant as whether you have made a contribution to your school and community. BEST WISHES. Erwin A. Gallagher November 18, 1969 8 Dear Graduates, The time has arrived once again when Saugus High School increases the rank of its alumni by adding the class of 1969 to the roster. It is always the concern of the staff and administration of a com- prehensive secondary school as to how well they prepared each member of the graduating class. In these days of change, protest and revolt there is an added responsibility in the area of citizenship which must be considered. It is my hope that we have given some constructive directives toward the influence of good judgment. I feel that communication is an important factor in any change or protest. I point out the dictionary definition of these three words for your consideration. A change is to alter by substituting something else for. A protest is a formal objection as in writing against some act, proceeding or condition. A revolt is to renounce allegiance. After meditating on these three definitions it is obvious that the change and protest approach invokes communication whereas the re- volt eliminates communication. As societal beings we should resort to an avenue of communication in all our dealings. If we all use this philosophy progress and growth are inevitable. I wish each and every graduate every success and happiness that can be yours. Robert J. I ' raser Principal ROBERT J. FRASER PRINCIPAL ROBERT J. CLARK VICE-PRINCIPAL JOSEPH CAMARA VICE-PRINCIPAL IVA ADLINGTON: English RONALD AHERN: Social .Studies ISABELLE BEAUCHESNE: Business; Supervisor of Student Accounts BELDEN BLY, JR.: Business DOMINIC BENINATI: Industrial Arts; Supervisor of Driver Education PATRICIA BERRY: Business LILLIAN BISBEE: English Mrs. Sciola oes over a math problem with Bill Duplisea. BARBARA BOLAND: English 12 TERRY BUCKNER: Business JOHN BURNS: Head of English Department DONNA BURTON: English BEVERLY CARLSON: Librarian JOAN CARLTON: Foreign Language FRANK CARTER: Head of Business Department EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN: Head of Science Department CARMELINA DALLEVA Mathematics LAWRENCE DANGELO: Social Studies ANTHONY DF. MATTEO: Science JUSTIN DF SILVA: Industrial Arts THOMAS DOW: Science 13 PAUL DOWNING: English HAROLD EVERITT: Science ANORA FULLER: Homemaking JAMES GAVIN: Industrial Arts DIANE GIOVINO: KENNETH LEE GOLDSTEIN: LESLIE GOODMAN: Physical Education GOLDSMITH: Foreign Language English English MARILYN JOHN GUTHMANN: VALERIE GREEN: BERNIS HANLON: GOODMAN: English Business English Foreign Language 14 ROBERT HAYES: Social Studies ANGELINA MIRIAM KOCHAKIAN: ROBERT LUMSDEN: WILLIAM MacNEILL: KAI.AVRETINOS: English Science Science Mathematics PAUL MAGUIRE: GEORGE McKAY: MARY McQUAID: BARBARA MINOFF: Physical Education Mathematics Guidance English and Social Studies JEROME MITCHELL: CARMINE ELAINE MURPHY: HAROLD MUSGRAVE: Music Supervisor MOSCHELLA: Mathematics Social Studies Industrial Arts; Supervisor of Visual Aids 16 KEITH O ' BRIEN: PAUL O ' BRIEN: HELEN O ' SHEA: Social Studies Guidance Mathematics WILLIAM REGAN: Mr. Tibbetts makes a point in Latin American History. English 17 MAURICE REUTTER: Business JOHN SCARBOROUGH: Supervisor of Physical Education CHARLOTTE SCIOLA: Head of Mathematics Department DEBORAH SHEA: English ROBERTA SAMUELS: Physical Education LOUISE SOLOMITA: Head of Social Studies Department BERNARD STEAD: Mathematics ARTHUR STROUT: Head of Industrial Arts Department 18 ROBERT TIBBETTS: Social Studies REGINA THOMASON: Homemaking Head of Homemaking Department BENJAMIN TORF: Science HELEN TOWLE: Head of Foreign Language Department; Supervisor of Student Activities i THOMAS TRINGALE: Business; Supervisor of Attendance JOHN WAKA: Mathematics LEONARD WALL: Business KEVIN WARD: Physical Education JACK WHITE: Guidance MARCELLA WHITE: English 19 NURSE CUSTODIANS KATHERINE SPENCER KARL JOHNSON KARL AFHOLDERBACH 20 Antoinette Arena Elizabeth Arribea Arthur Bachelder Malcolm Beaton Bianca Bincer WE REMEMBER Marjorie Broughton Violet Chapman Janice Coffin Ashton F. Davis Frances Egan Joseph Hardy Maureen Leahy Robert Lynn Carolyn Madden Helen Nowak Hartley Peakes Carole Sarnie Nancy Schwartz Sara Scribner Kathleen Vande 21 HONOR GRADUATES Robert Barrett Elizabeth Bean Stephen Boy Mark Brander Kathleen Brennan Paul Buehrens Donna Billingsley Arthur Carakatsane Thomas Carico Sharon Cochrane Debra Countaway Marilyn Corson April Cross Christine Davis Jill DesChene Richard Dollard Nancy Dow Karen Dyment John Emond Patricia Flanagan Beverly Forward Jean Gardner Paul Giansiracusa Stephen Gove George Hamor Denise Harvey Julia Hurll Georgianna Isbell Martha Kelley Jean Kneprath Faye Levine Karl Lovell Anita Mabee Gregory Manship Rita McKenzie Philip Mohr Stephen Murphy Charles Naso Barbara Nelson Mary Newhall David Osgood Carol Pesce Jeffrey Pisciotta Delia Pizzotti John Plugis Margaret Pond John Robertson Cheryl Roman Ronald Rosenberg Donna Rossetti Donna Russo Nancy Sinden Barbara Tedder Jane Tewksbury William Trun Kenneth Underhill Linda Valeri Diane Vatcher Karen Weinbrecht Robert Woods CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD 24 WILLIAM W. DUPLISEA Popular Mr. President . . . one of our fearless Sachems . . . active supporter of all S.H.S. activities . . . always ' there when there ' s a good time ... Rep . . . Senior year is great ! Activities: Class President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Drama Cfub 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Photographer, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Football 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Cross Country 3- THOMAS EDWIN SMITH Good-looking, well-liked Tom . . . bas- ketball is his game . . . always willing to lend a helping hand ... a winning smile . . . Mr. Socable . . . involved in anything that ' s FUN! Activities: Class Vice-President 4; Foot- ball 4; Basketball 3, 4. MADELINE C. SERINO Wonderful Maddie . . . cute and very petite . . . our fantastic class secretary . . . can always be found with a smile on her face . . . doing favors for other people ... Antman ... Color Day!!! ... You can ' t do cartwheels with a broken leg! ... That ' s real funny . Activities: Class Secretary 3, 4; Class Board of Directors 2; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 4, French Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN PHILIP RICHARD Friendly, popular, and athletic John ... football, basketball, and baseball . . . our fantastic number 20 ... Hey Babe ... Coolman . . . park instructor . . . one of our rugged Srchem cap- tains . . . college bound Who ' s always making those great speeches? Activities: Class Treasurer 4; Class President 3; Student Ex- change Committee 3; Football 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Basketball 2 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Weight training 2. CLASS OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS mtinnnm+twfi SEATED (L. TO R.); Nancy Sinden, Steven Angelo, Diane Vatcher, Madeline Serino, William Duplisea, Thomas Smith, John Richard David Osgood, Donna Rossetti. STANDING: Class Advisors— Anthony DcMatteo, Diane Giovino. 25 EVELYN VIRGINIA ABORN Quiet and shy Evie . . . enjoys paint- ing, football, b.veball -nd especially chocolate ice-cream . . . she can ' t stand argument . . . p ' ans to become a teach- er .. . college. Activity: Future Teachers Club 4. KENNETH MICHAEL ALOISI A career in Biology for Ken . . . noth- ing keeps him from tennis and swim- ming ... a football follower . . . Dress Code . . . inter-ste ' ' in mu ' ic and art . . . experienced stockboy in Grant ' s. JAMES AMATO Handsome Jim ... our star of Color Day ... a great musician . . . What a voice! ... pi - ns to be a teacher ... a large stockholder in Kane ' s Do- nuts . . . Really? DONALD ANTHONY ALEKSA The Duck ... Happy-Go-Lucky ... avid spectator at all sporting events ... enjoyed all three years at S.H.S. ... will like technical school ... Pet Peeve: slow walkers. DENISE JOAN ALEXANDER Snowie . . . cute and pef ' te ... al- ways ready for fun . . . beaches and Boston . . . career as a beautician . . . enjoys watching football, hockey and baseball ... Is that right! ALAN JAMES AMERO Big Al ... his heart is as big as he is . . . enjoys sail ; m. skiin and fontbill . . . especially likes the Student Union and Friday afternoons . . . plans to at- tend college . . . Pet Peeve: poor drivers. ROBERT SMITH ANDERSON Kentucky ... new to our class in sophomore year but now an old friend always good times when Bob ' s •around . . . can be found watching baseball games . . . Who got the Ring-Ding? DONNA LEE ALEXANDER Petite Twin Donna . . . loves the sum- mer . . . enjoys watching hockey, foot- ball and ba r ketbah ... Drum Corps ... stagee ' ed sessions . . . Pet Peeve: con- ceited people. 26 CHARLOTTE MARIE ANDREWS Chicki ... D.E.C.A. President ... future looks bright in the sales world . . . Drum Corps . . . Pet Peeve: argu- ments . . . Student Union . . . Oh, Wow! STEVEN VINCENT ANGELO Lively Steve . . . known for his funny jokes . . . Sachem Indian . . . Student Council President . . . pizza . . . friend- ly and always there to lend a helping hand . . . Pet Peeve: short girls . . . Do the name Ruby Bagonya sound familiar to ya? Activities: Class President 2; Class Board of Directors 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3 — Vice President, 4 — President Student Go ernment Day Represent: tiv 3; French Club 3, 4; Sachem Indians 4 Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Student Exchange Committee 4; Baseball 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3. MICHAEL THOMAS ANNESE Friendly athletic M ike . . . enjoys play- ing baseball, football and basketball . . . found working for D.P.W. during the summer . . . Who ' s always being found with a certain someone? ... Sammy Seagull . Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Weightlifting 2, 3. LOUIS LEONARD ANTHONY Handsome Louie, enjoys sports, hockey, baseball, skiing . . . Donkey Basketball ... It ' s a live one ... pretty girls are his thing . . . remembered for his hearse . . . hopes to go to college. JOHN WILLIAM ANTONOPOULOS Anto ... guitar playing ... enjoys his visits to the barber? . . . plans a musical career . . . Pet Peeve: short hair . . . Hi, sport . BRIAN STEPHEN APPOLLONI Happy-go-lucky Apples ... always fun to be around ... a frend to everyone . . . outgoing personality . . . Kane ' s ... Donkey Basketball ... Pet Peeve. Punchy ! CANDICE ALTHEA APPLEBY Candy usually has two things on her mind, hockey and Derek . . . plans to become a legal secretary ... Pet Peeve: white socks on boys . . spends her working hours at Prince Piz- za ... her sport is walking. Activities: Spanish Club 3. WILLIAM ROBERT ASHLEY Coomb . very impulsive . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . pinball. giving jacks, and play- ing cards . . . the Studc it Union . . . plans to attend college . . . Pet Peeve: the school lunches 27 RONALD G. ATKINSON Ronnie ... drag racer ... Brlvedier GTX ... eni yS work- ing with cars . . . GEM Auto- motive . . . favorite things are girls and cars, not particularly in that order ... the future President of Chrysler Corpora- tion? KAREN ANN AUSTIN Pleasant K.Ten . . . can be found work- ing at Sub-Villa . . . Green pick-up truck . . . Karen is a quiet student . . . David . . . never forget the Junior Prom ! MICHAEL LEWIS AVELLINO Mike . . . enioys sports . . . Snn ' sh ... Terrific ... Pet Peeve: Lunch . . . the rich kid with the tan Camaro. WILLIAM RONALD BABCOCK Good looking Bill . . . one of the cap- tains of our football te. m . . . good sense of humor . . . friendly . . . excels in all sports . . . can be found working for the town in the summer ... I real ' ze th-t ' Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Hockey 2, 3. 4— Captain; Baseball 2, 3. 4. BRUCE WILLIAM BAIN Mechanically inclined Bruce has made a hobby of cars plans to beome an airline me- chanic . . . N.E. Aero Tech . . . his working hours are spent at a gas station ... he enjoys football and basketball. SANDRA L. BANKS Lively and active Sandy . . . enjoys the beach and Rockport Student Union ... can be found working at Star Market Pet Peeve: two-faced people. ARTHUR GEORGE BAMFORD Artie . . . favorite things in sch ' -ol are girls . . . problems . . . especially likes people . . . tentatively plans a med ; cal career . . . works at Child- world ... Pet Peeve: shoes ... Like Wow . Activities: Student Council 2; French Club 2, 3. 4; Math Club 2. 3: M- th Team 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track 4. PHII IP ANTHONY BARBANTI Friendly Philip . . . one of our fearless Sachems . . . always a big snvle . . . plans a career in computer program- ming. Activities: Football 3. 4; Track 3; Weightlifting 3. 28 MICHAEL JOSEPH BASANISI Bas . . . adept guitarist ... no school interests? Yuk! Yuk ! ... plays bass in Shak . . . plants banana trees down the beach . . . musical career . . . pie-eating. JACKLYN ANN BARRESSI Smiling Jackie . . . likes going to par- ties . . . great dancer . . . enjoys watch- ing football and baseball . . . making noises in the corridor . . . works at Ho Jo ' s . . . thinks S.H.S. students are great . . . You know what I mean ... Pet Peeve: two-faced people. ROBERT NEIL BARRETT Bazzzzz . . . plays the trumpet . . . likes chemistry and girls . . . active partici- pant in volleyball, gymnastics, and cross country . . . Pet Peeve: boys with bleached hair. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3; Stage Band 3, 4; French Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Gymnas- tics 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3; Volleyball 3. ROBERT DONALD BASHFORD Bob . . . friendly and alert ... a great athlete . . . enjoys all sports . . . likes playing basketball and pingpong ... al ' o likes Chenvstrv and Phvs ' cs . . . noted for his speed on the basketball court . . . plans to attend college after S.H.S. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN BEAN Beaming Betsy . . . very cheerful and very friendly . . . likes skiing, the stu- dent union, and especially tbe S H S. students . . . works at Sears . . . plans to attend college and become a teacher. RAYMOND FRANK BARRY Friendly Weasle . . . look for lots of people and you ' ll see Ray . . . Red Coach Grill . . . plans a military fu- ture . . . S.H.S. means lots of friends . . . Hey . MARLENE BARZELAY Marlene ... silent but always there . . . enjoys all snorts . . . especially football? ... can be found working at Stop and Shop . . . plans to become a dental assistant . . . Pet Peeve: ba- nanas? ! Activities: Pep Squad 3, 4; Volleyball 2. DENISE JOY BENAVIDES Denise . . . plans to attend a junior college . . . Airlines . . . loves horse- back riding, tennis, and canoeing . . . Pet Peeve: people smoking. Actixities: Spanish Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Tontoquonian Yearbook Staff 4. 29 JEANNE ELLEN BENNETT Sweet Jeanne . . . plans to become a hairdresser . . . sells Avon products . . . Student Union . . . enjoys watching football and baseball . . . likes to sew Pet Peeve: Business Math What a dink . DONNA ANN BILLINGSLEY Sincere Donna . . . of intelligence and watching baseb ' ll . . . likes to talk works at Lynn Tel. Peeve: smoking. great combinat ' on wit . . . enjoys French Cub . after school she and Tel. ... Pet THOMAS MALCOLM BISBEE Big Biz ... sincere to all ... I ' kes the friendliness and spirit of S.H.S. . . . enjoys watching baseball and wres- tling matches . . . Pet Peeve: snobbish people. DENNIS WAYNE BERRY Denny . . . active supporter of S.H.S. football a- d Hork v te ms ... a drummer in the S.H.S. band . . . likes cars ... looks forward to Gradua- tion . . . he ' ll be a great addition to the Marine Corps ... Oh, wow! Activity: Band 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN WAYNE BEVERAGE S f eve . . . f ' ad to be a senior . . . lock- ing forward to graduation . . . walking in the corridors between periods . . . Student Exchange? . . . long hair is the greatest. DIANE MARIE BLENGS Beautiful Diane . . . pretty and poised . . . plais to be a model . . . likes the roller derby ... a bikestress with her own motorcycle . . . energetic work- er at Sears. DIANA MARIE BOGNANNO Prettv Diana . . . enjoys all snorts . . . skydiving? . . . nursing is her big inter- est ... likes the freedom and activities in S.H.S. . . . Pet Peeve: Juniors . . . Oh Boy . Activities: Drama Club 2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 2. 3. 4— Secretary-Treasurer; Volleyball 2. 30 CHERYL JEAN BOIVIN ARLENE YVONNE BOURGEOIS JOHN RENE BOURGEOIS JANICE CATHERINE BO WEN Pretty Cherry ... an, endless talker Arlene . . . devoted to everything she Shy John ... always a smile for every- Fun-loving Jan ... always has a . . . enjoys watching football, hockey, does . . . enjoys football . . . hones to one . . . hockey a n d foo ' bMl are his joke to tell ... an enthusiastic football and basketball ... on to business school become a Vista volunteer ... Ethel favorites ... an enthusiastic sports fan. and basketb-ll fan ... the r tnr of ... Pet Peeve: conceited people. ... loves puppies and pizza. Sophomore Color Day ... Red . Activity: Sahico Club -4 — Vice-Pres. 4. STEPHEN FRANCIS BOY Steve ... a friend to all ... col- lege bound . . . the hard work ' n S.H S. Band President ... an enthusiastic fan of all sport ng events . . . Intercom Systems Technician for morning an- nouncements. Actitivities: Band 2, 3. 4 — President; Audio Visual 2, 3, 4 — President; Stu- dent Council 4. MARIE ELIZABETH BRACKETT Little Marie . . . warm, sincere, and very friendly . . . never without a smile . . . part of our color day skit . . . enjoys watching football, basketball, and hockey . . . loves second period in the Student Union . . . plans to attend college and study nursing. JOSEPH PAUL BOYLE Smiling Joe . . . always frendly . . . interested in data processing . . . enjoys all sports ?nd the Student Unim . . . our Mr. Fix-it ... Pet Peeve: dislo- cated e ' bows. Actiiitiei: Audio Visual 3, 4 — Sec; French Club 4: Football 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Gymnastics 3. 4. DENNIS FRANCIS BRADY Friendly Den ... enjoys mo- torccles and football . . hopes to be a gas station attendant. 31 MARK E. BRANDER Mark ... a football en- thusiast . . . likes tennis and golf . . . hopes to go to Lowell Tech . . . vigorous worker at ponulnr Sub-Villa ... Pet Peeve: white socks. Activity: National Honor Soci- ety 4. KATHLEEN P. BRENNAN Helpful Kathy ... tennis, football . . . hopes to go to Salem State and become an English teacher . . . enjoys her job at Wo ilworth ' s . . . loves the school spirit at S.H.S. Activities: French Club 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 2. KEVIN BRIDGES Friendly Kevin . . . enjoys football . . . enjoys working in a restaurant . . . hopes to become a chef ... wicked . Activities: Visual Aides 3, 4 — Vice President. FRANK GERALD BROWN Paco . . . our indispensable Sachem Indian ... nothing can stop h ; m ... the Senior Car Wash . . . paintman . . . enjoys motnrcvcle scramb ' ing . . . foot- ball and hockev ... Delmonte Peach- es . . . Pet Peeve: people who turn away while you ' re talking to them. Activities: Sachem Indian 4; Ski Club 4; Volleyball 2, 3. JOYCE IRENE BROWN Brownie . . . very friendly and a great cook . . . enjoys iceskating, long rides, drag racing. and espccal ' v burnt cookies . . . works at Sears . . . plans to attend hairdress ' ng school Peeve: ' Gronk ' grouchy people. Pet NOREEN A. BRUNO Brun . . . Know what I mean? Ya! ... basketball, softba ' l, volleyball participant . . . noted for her many activi- ties . . . LOVES dances, parties and bowling. PATRICIA ANNE BROWN Patti ... always smiling a big be?u- tiful smi ' e . . . talented band majorette . . . s ' -metimes drops the ba ' on behind curtains ... works at Julie ' s II ... she ' ll make a great airline stewardess . . . Ah, Christopher . Activities: French Club 2; Marshall Squad 4; Usherettes 4. PAUL ERIC BUEHRENS Paul ... Sauqus High ' s very own Bearded one ... great future ahead at Harvard . . . yearbook Fd : tor- ; n- Chief . . . Boston 4- Bean . . . likes sail- ing and politics . . . high school is a hassle but there ' s always Homestead II. Activities: Yea r book 4 — Ed : tor; Na ' ion- al Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Math Team 3; Library Aide 3. 32 STEPHEN BARRY BURKE Burke ... seems shy? ... enjoys all sports . . . can be found at Saugus Genera! Hospital — working where ' d he get that car, . . . Stack- er .. . P M. Activities: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 2. 3, 4. ROBERT MILTON BUTLER Bob ... a career in electronics . . . champion chess player . . . likes watch- ing all sporting events . . . Pet Peeve: unreasonable people. Aanities: Chess Club 4; Gymnastics 2. GARY EDWARD BUTT Gary ... football, basketball, hock- ey ... activities offered at S.H.S. are great . . . when not in school, a lit of his time is spent working at Boston Baby . . . plans a career in bio-chem- istry . . . Pet Peeve: stuck up people. ERNEST GEORGE CAKOUNES Ness . . . enjoys working on cars . . . can be found working for Turnpike Furniture Inc. ... enjoys study periods? MARIO CALCAGNO Quiet Mario . . . business school af- ter graduation . . . works at Warren Brothers Company . . . track and field ... Mr. Wall ' s driving class ... sup- porter of S.H.S. sports. PAUL ANTHONY CALVO Tall, nice-looking Paul ... lively and full of fun . . . plans to go to college . . . BASKETBALL. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Football 2. DEBORAH ANNE CAMAROT Cute, petite Debbie ... avid spec- tator at all sports events . . . thinks Color Day and other senior activities are great . . . beautiful clothes . . . full of pep and get up and go ... tons and tons . Activities: Student Council 3, 4: Usher- ettes 4 — 1st lieutenant; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4. RICHARD G. CAMPBELL Rick ... enjoys watching football and participating in snow-skiing can be found in the Student Union . . . wood-working . . . energetic worker at Sinclair Gas Station. 33 JAMES ALLAN CANN Jim ... quiet and gentlemanly ... enjovs music and photography . . . works at Woolworth ' j in Lynn . . . Good luck in college life. DENYCE ANN CAPPUCCI Denyce ... a great kid and a great dancer . . . enjoys watching football . . . likes the drama club, the ski club, but especially likes dancing . . . plans to go into social work ... WOW . . . Pet Peeve: people who talk about other people. Activities: Ski Club 4; Drama Club 4. VIRGINIA ROSE CARDARELLI Ginny . . . enthusiastic supporter of all sports . . . plans to enter business school . . . enjoys vacations . . . Pet Peeve: conceited people. Activities: Pep Squad 2. 3; Sahico Club 4: Volleyball 2. 3. 4. THOMAS EDWARD CARICO Fun loving T.C. ... enjoys watching football . . . loves the summer ... the Student Union . .. funny little laughs and cranberries ... end of the Color Day bull . . . found working at Star Market ... Nyawh ... Pet Peeve: care packages. Activities: Student Council 4; French Club 2. 3. 4 — Treasurer — 3; Ski Club 4; National H-nor Society 4; Year Book Staff 4; Cross Country 2. FRANK LARRY CAPUTO Frank ... lively and witty ... likes the Student Union and freedom of S.H.S. . . . plans to work at the G.E. after graduation . . . loves S.H.S. be- cause of the people. ELLEN LOUISE CARLSON PAULA MARY CARLTON Ellen ... Student Union is the Friendly Paula ... peppy basketball greatest . . . DECA and GEM . . . cheerleader . . . enjoys hockey, foot- Girls ' Softball team . . . likes horseback ball, and basketball . . . loves to ski riding . . . career in business. . . . great addition to Grant ' s working staff . . . Pet Peeve: loud people . . . ARTHUR JOHN CARAKATSANE Oh No ! . Cat ... Art is involvement plus great asset to our class . . . always willing to help out . . . Drama Club . . . interested in government . . . Now, as I see it . Activities: Drama Club 3, 4; Math Club 3; Audio-Visual Aids 4 — Treas- urer; National Honor Society 4 — Treas- urer; Junior Vars ' ty Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey Manager 4. 34 LINDA GAIL CHABRA Linda ... likes all sports and the school spirit in S.H.S. . . . hopes to be an executive secretary . . . Peabody is THE place to be ... Shabby ... Is that right? ... Pet Peeve: conceited people. Activities: Dramatic Club 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4. LOIS CHAPMAN Cute, popular Lois . . . beautiful clothes . . . friendly to all ... Sears ' employee . . the beach, parties and cranberries in the corridors! ... cute, little laugh . . . enjoys watching football and hockey ... Pet Peeve: unfriendly people. Activities: Class Board of Directors 2, 3; Student Council 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE C. CHAPSKI Brown-haired, brown-eyed Bunny ... an active member of our S.H.S. Girls ' Field Hockey and Basketball teams . . . enjoys talking . . . Drum Corps Fritzie . . . works at Gilchrist. Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3; Sahico Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4 — Captain. DEBORAH LOUISE CHARLES Qu et Debbie . . plans a career in of- fice work . . . enjoys all sports . . . Pet Peeve: conceited people. DANIEL SCOTT CLARK Quiet Dan . . . Biologist ... a member of our cross country torn . . . watching people . . Stop Shop . . . You lose Buckwheat ' Activities: Ski Club 2, 4; Cross Country I; Gymnastics 2. LYNNE MARIE COCHRANE I.ynne . . . plans a career in Sociology . . . enjoys having a good time ... a hard worker at Marteve Sales . . . Pet Peeve: conceited people ... Wow! SHARON LEE COCHRANE Sharon . . . quiet, reserved, and sophis- ticated . . . always a kind word for everyone . . . enjoys watching football and basketball . . . working at Star Market ... Really? ... Pet Peeve: crowds. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4. DOMINIC JOSEPH COLANTON Dom . . . always has something to say ... Pet Peeve: the food in the cafe- teria . . . Peace . . . likes sports — espe- cially baseball, football, skiing and hockey . . . college . . . Attorney-At- Law. JOANNE COLANTUONI Sweet, friendly Jo ... always smi ' ing . . . enioys watching baseball . . . plans to be a legal secretary . . . Pet Peeve: people that think they are great! Activities: Sahico Club 4. ELLEN M. CONDON Sweet, sincere Ellen . . . enjoys watching basketball, football, aid baseball . . . plans to go to college . . . will make a fine nurse. Activities: French Club 3. 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Guid- ance Aide 3. KATHLEEN ELLEN COLLETTE Friendly, sm ' l : r  K ' thv ' ■njoys watching football and basketball ... Usherettes . . . Pet P eve: s! w people ... I quit! ... Who smashed into barrels? . . . ' Toilette . Activities: Usherettes 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD MICHAEL CONTI Handsome, versatile Dick ... enjoys watching football and hockey . . . great field goal k ' eker ... golden toe ... rufged captain of the football squad . . . Who broke h ' S leg? Activities: Football 2, 3. 4 — Co-Cap- tain; Track 2, 3, 4; Weight-Lifting 2, 3. 4. 36 ALAX BRUCE COTECCHIA Pensive A! ... loves music could listen to it all day . . . watching S.H.S. football ... ha ' f History . . . Pet Peeve: hypocrites. likes year CLAIRE LOUISE CONWAY Pretty and poised, that ' s Claire . . . quietness and friendliness make her easy to get along with and a pleasure to know. ANNE MARIE COOK Friendly Peanut ... likes Student Union ... a Dr.ima and Pep Club member . . . enjoys horseback riding and hiking . . . Oh. for Heaven sakes . . . spends her time working at Boston Baby. Activities: Drama Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Badminton; Volleyball. EDWARD JOSEPH COl ' II LARD Ed ... hockey, soccer, football ... girls with long hair, cars and bikes rank ajfl among his favonte th : n « ... employed at J. C. Carbone ' s Auto Body . . . Mechanic School is the next step for him . . . Pet Peeve: girls with short hair. Activities: Visual Aids 3. 4. DEBRA ANNE COL ' NTAWAY Cute, popular Debb ' e ... always looks very nice . . . friendly and full of spirit ... a smile for all . . . well- ' iked . . . found working at Child World . . . Pet Peeve: hypocrites . . . ' What ' d ya mean? Activities: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Biography Staff 4; Honor Society ■(: Student Coun- cil A: Ski Club 4. DONNA SUSAN COPPOLA Bca ' s ... enjoys watching hockev ... a member of D.E.C.A. ... a salesgirl at Grant ' s. MARILYN LUCY CORSON Quiet, but friendly Mai ... plans to be a teacher . . . enjovs cooking and sports . . . found working at Grant ' s. Attiitt ri Pen Squad 2. Future Nurses Club 3; National Honor Society 4. LINDA ANN CREAMER Easy going Linda . lively and talka- tive ... a future airline stewardess ... unique giggle ... peorge ... Well, whoa ' 37 SUSAN JEAN CREMAROSA Sue . . . brighteyed and attractive . . . . . . enjoys watching football, basketball and hockey . . . especially LOVES gym class first period and picking on poor Volkswagens . . . works at the Farm Stand . . . plans to attend college . . . Pet Peeve: getting to school on time. STEPHEN JAMES CRONIN Cro . . . values freedom and inde- pendence . . . V.A. man . . . great for getting tangled up in film! ... works at Stop Shop ... Yah right! ... Pet Peeve: apple polishers. Activity: Audio Visual Aides 2, 3, 4. APRIL BERNICE CROSS April . . . prettier than the month . . . likes watching football and basketball . . . bow ling . . . active participant in the drama club . . . The Boy Friend . . . plans a future in data processing ... cashier at Child World. Activities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4 — Treas- prer; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4 — Secretary 3, President 4; Drama Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Vocalettes 3. RUTH ELLEN CROWELL Ruthie . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . plans a career teaching handicapped children . . . water skiing is a great . . . noted for her frequent fainting spells . . . Unreal! Activities: Sahico Club 4; Basketball 2; Office Aide 2, 3. 4; Guidance Aide 3; Pep Squad 2. MARILYN KRISTA CUSCUNA Fun loving Mai . . . always ready for a good time . . . plenty of jokes . . . plans to be a teacher . . . can be found working at Saugus General Hospital Pet Peeve: boys wearing white socks ! Activities: Spanish Club 3 — Secretary; Ski Club 2. KEITH EDWARD CROWELL Silent Spanky ... Keith plans to become a carpenter ... football fan ... stamp and coin collector . . . senior activities ! DAVID ALLAN DAHL Dave . . . one of our Sachem Indians . . . enjoys playing golf and tennis . . . football games are tops . . . parks cars at the Continental Restaurant . . . plans a career in geology . . . Pet Peeve: Turkey Noodle Soup! Activities: Ski Club 4; Sachem Indian 4. CHRISTINE LOIS DAVIS Chris . . . sweet, sincere, and fun- loving . . . enjoys French Club . . . Ush- erettes . . . Sea Bees rank number ONE in her book . . . remembers cranber- ries, care packages, and flat tires in hurricanes . . . plans to attend com- puter school ... AH right then! . . . Pet Peeve: Unfriendliness. Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4; Usher- ettes 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Student Council 2. 38 GLENN WARREN DAVIS Quiet and talented Glen is a sure suc- cess with his acting ability and also h s artistic ability . . . likes the quiet things — nld movies, good music, and things that are funny . . . Stan and Ollie ... poster for the Boy Friend . . . plans to be a cartoonist. Activity: Drama Club 3, 4. JANET DA WE Janet . . . cute, petite, quiet . . . these are all adjectives that fit her to a pin . . . although she has lived many places she likes Saugus best! ... teach- ing career ahead. Activities: Usherettes 4; Marshall Squad 4. RICHARD JOSEPH DEFRONZO DANTE F. DEFURIA Al ... once great drummer for the Love Company . . . possesses the great gift of wit . . . likes the drums, music, and hockey . . . Student Union . . . energetic employee at Jolly Jorges . . . plans to attend college . . . Pet Peeve: school ! Danny . . . working on cars is his favor- ite thing . . . the new freedom of S.H.S. is great . . . Avid sports f,an ... Pet Peeve: people who talk a lot! 39 RICHARD J. DESISTO Dick . . . great football star ... an indispensible member of the team . . . also enjoys basket- ball and baseball . . . sports are GREAT ! ... plans to at- tend Mass. Trade and pursue a career in electronics . . . Pet Peeve: teachers ! KAREN GAIL DESTEUBEN Good natured Karen . . . always friend- ly ... cute . . . sports enthusiast . . . college life lies ahead . . . employed at Friendlv ' s . . . Boy, can she make a hot fudge sundae! Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL MARIE DESVEAUX Quiet Carol . . . enjoys horseback riding and skiing ... a future hairdresser . . . football fan . . . pajama parties . . . works vigorously at Boston Baby week- ends and after school. NANCY M. DEVENEY Qu ' et Nincy . . . long walks and field hockey . . . S.H.S. ' s faculty and students ... she ' ll make a great secretary in the future . . . two faced people a-en ' t for Nancv 1 Activity: Sahico Club 4. ROSEMARIE A. DIGIACOMO Jack is a girl who knows what she likes! ... independent . . . unafraid to speak her mind . . . likes some teachers ... an asset to girls ' SDorts . . . hopes to become a teacher. Activities: Field Hockey 3, 4 — Co-Captain 3; Softball 2, 3, 4. JOANNE BARBARA DEVINE Joe . . . plans to attend business school ... enjoys watching football and base- balj . . . Junior Prom . . . Student Union . . . likes to be trusted ... a hard worker at Grant ' s. PAULA MARIE DIGIULIO Smiling, friendly Paula . . . drum maj- orette . . . likes to swim and dance enthusiastic football fan ... works at Gilchrist ' s . . . enjoys meeting new people . . . will make a fine dental hygienist. 40 CHARLES C. DONOGHUE Sophisticated Charlie . . . plans to be a lawyer ... enjoys all sports ... Thanksgiving Day Game 1968 . . . likes weekends. MICHAEL JOSEPH DIORIO Firebird Mike . . . plans career in Mathe- matics ... Yes sir ... Pet Peeve: Data Processing ... A hard worker at the Farm Stand. KAREN MARIE DODGE Pretty Karen . . . has a great sense of humor . . . doesn ' t try to hide it ... enjoys sports. SHS, and Bill . . . works at Barker Products. JOHN JOSEPH DONOVAN Donavee . . . quiet but far from shy . . . mischievous ... No Dice ... slender and bearded . . . eager for action. RICHARD EDWARD DOLLAR THOMAS R DOMBROWSKI D ck . . . outstanding cross country mem- Tom . . . always where the fun is ... ber ... Oh, those puns? ... remember the beach ... Dumbo ... has a distinc- physics class ! rive walk . . . Bob Dylan . . . foot- Aclivmes: Cross Country 3. 4; Track ball and ski n-diving . . . Pinball Wiz- 2. 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3. 4; ard. Football Manager 2. Activities: Dramatic Club 3. 4; Ski Clijb 4 : Intramural Volleyball 3. DEBORAH LYNNE DOUGLASS Amiable Debbie . . Loves to surf and swim . . . avid football and baseball fan . . . career as a nurse . . . Pet Peeve: SNOBS . weekends. 41 NANCY ELAINE DOW Nance . . . long, shiny hair . . . always late ... an unforgettable laugh . Friendly to all ... Senior year is great ... Oh no? ... Yah, it is. Ac ' ivities: Student Council 2, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4— Treasurer; Pep Squad 2. PAMELA JEAN DOW Beautiful Pam . . . Friendly and red- headed . . . enjoys watching Football ... especially likes I.ynnfield and SHS . . . works at Lvnn Fells Pharmacy . . . Pet Peeve: conceited boys. RICHARD DROZDOWICZ Will . . . Business College ahead . . . Likes football, hockey, volleyball . . . yourself ... Pet Peeve: white socks. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4. VINCENT LOUIS DUFFY Duff ... an Armv career is ahead for Vin . . . The Beatles are the best thing that ever happened . . . Pet Peeve: SCHOOT. ... Are wc really Seniors at last? CHRISTINE ANN DRAPER Chris . . . likes bowling, pool, and swim- ming . . . loves to drive . . . can be found at Bri hams . . . Pet Peeve: People who drive slowly. JEAN REID DUNCAN NANCY HELEN DUNCAN Quiet Jeannie . . . will be a good Nan . . . plans to go to IBM school nurse ... found at all the baseball and ••• enjoys horseback riding ... likes football games ... good student ... to watch all sports _ ... Pet Peeve: Pet Peeve: cliques. snobs . . . Cut it out. Activities: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2. RICHARD WALTER DRESIOS Dick .. a willpower expert ... our valuable football manager . . . spirited SHS hockey fan . . . college life ahead . . . girls and Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: term papers ... Sarge. 42 CHRISTOPHER JAMES DUPUIS Charming Chris . . . friendly and help- ful ... night student at UMass Boston . . . works at Richdale ' s in Saugus Cen- ter ... Carol . . . wants to be a lawyer. KAREN ANNE DYMENT Cheerful Dustie . . . plans a career as a history teacher . . . enjoys sports, hockey, football, basketball . . . can be found behind the cash register at Sears. Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Office Aide 4; Gymnastics 3, 4. CAROL ROSE EATON Carol . . . always talking . . . wants to be a social worker . . . likes a good book .. . Is that another note? WILLIAM HENRY EICHEL Eich . . . tall, good looking, and rugged Bill . . . One of our fighting Sachrms . . . Stocker . . always where the fun is . . . sickening. RICHARD JAMES FARACI Dick and his mustang . . . never enough money . . . sports cars and racing ... ' yeah, right ... plam to teach ... his friendliness has won him many friends. JOHN LAMAR EMOND John . . enjoys football games . . . plans a career in history and journalism ... works at Rexall ' s Drug Store ... Oh. those crowded corridors. Activity: Vistas 2, 3, 4. GEORGE C FARNHAM Friendly George ... a Hi to all outstanding in gymnas- tics ... enjoys all sports ... little white Mustang. Activttiri: French Club 3; Gym- nastics 2. 3. 4. 43 ROBERT DOUGLAS FARNHAM Good looking Ruby Newman ... A Sachem Indian . . . Stocker . . . Always looking for excitement. Activities Indians 4; Ski Club 4. ROBERT PAUL FARREN Rob, a great kid and also a great basketball star ... likes all sports, especially basketball, baseball, cross country, and volleyball . . . enioys be- ing absent . . . works at Baker Shoe Store . . . Plans to attend college. DEBORAH J. FAWCETT Friendly, sincere Deb . . . enjoys watch- ing football and hockey . . . Senior activities . . . works at Sears Roebuck . . . Mustangs and clothes . . . always laughing . . . will make a fine secre- tary ... Pet Peeve: Conceited People. PATRICIA H. FLANAGAN Pat . . . Quiet and reserved ... A future nurse . . . enjoys vacations . . . Sports . . . Pet Peeve: Loud mouths ! Activities: Pep Squad 2; Drama Club 3. 4; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vistas 2, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 3. STEPHEN J. FORBES Steve . . . interests in Computer Programming . . . Study halls . . . A foo ' ball and hockey ' roo ' er Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: 7:00 A.M. Sessions. Activities: Career Conference Committee 3; Latin Club 2, 3. GARY D. FORSYTHE Handsome and easy to get along with ... Gary has a talent for fixing cars . . . likes the Student Un ; on . . . and clothes Sports are hockey and football. KATHLEEN THERESA FORD Kath . . . loveable . . . likes field hockey, Softball, and baseball blackeyes ... especially likes Gret- chen . . . works at Woolworth ' s lunch counter . . . plans to attend college and major in U. S. history ... Grab ' em. Activities: French Club 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 4- Guidance Aid 2, 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2; Softball 2, 4; Volleyball 2, J. CAROL ANN FORTE Outgoing Carol . . . horseback riding, the Socialites Drum and Bugle Corps ... A real Red Sox fan . . . Remem- bers Color Day . . . Plans to become an elementary school teacher after college. 44 BEVERLY JUNE FORWARD Sweet Bev . . . horseback riding . . . listening to records . . . wants to at- tend college . . . enjoys watching foot- ball . . . Guys and Dolls ... Pet Peeve: cliques ... wicked. Activities: Student Council 3; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2. 4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 4; Art Club 2; Guidance Aid 2; Vol- leyball 2, 3. JUNE MARIE FUCALORO Charming June . . . plans to attend John Robert Powers Finishing School Photographer . . . enjoys skiing and watching football games . . . Parties . . . Can be found at Grant ' s. SCOTT TAYLOR FYFE Hey muscles how bout a flex. ... Scott is a great sports fan and one of our star gymnasts ... Se va at the next Y.A.F. meeting . . . Service. A ' tivities: Football 2; Gymnastics 2, 3; Weightlifting 3; Track 2. 3. DONALD FUCCILO Fugie ... works at Little, Brown, Co. . . . math is his favorite subject ... ' vei .it co-op college for Donny . . . Electrical engineer. WALTER HERBERT FULLER Buddv . . . Cloud 9 — Logan Airport . . . likes Volkswagens . . New Hamp- shire? ... Oh. come on! ... Pet Peeve: nervous people. Activi ' .iei: Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Volleyball 4. SAMUEL F. GAGLIARDI Good looking Frank . . . personality and charm ... a proud and talented Sachem . . . Always fun to be with ... He ' s after the Boo ... Sure to be a success in the business world ahead. Activities: Ski Club 3. 4; Football 2, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3. 4 : Weight- lifting 3; Cross Country 3. ' JEAN GARDNER Talkative Jeannie . . . sports are her bag . . . also likes Italian food, gym, the beach and the summer, is pleased with the SHS staggered sessions ... works for Neilsen T.V. ratings ... O.K. kid ... Pet Peeve: loud- mouths. Activities: Future Teachers Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Field Hockey Manager 4; Softball 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball Manager 4. J 45 PETER JOSEPH GATTI Pete ... a well-known member of our class interested in all high school sports ... Vallee ' s Steak House ... Pete likes the Student Union. Activity: Ski Club 4. STEPHEN JOHN GEEHAN Gee . . . enjoys watching football and baseball . . . plans to become an elec- tronics engineer . . . sleeping . . . Pet Peeve: People who think they ' re great. Activity: Band 2, 3, 4. PAUL A. GIANSIRACUSA Popular Gian ... one of our foot- ball players . . . plans to be an engi- neer . . . always friendly . . . Color Day! ... Pet Peeve: Conceited People. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basebali 2, 3, 4; Weight lifting 2, 3, 4. LINDA FRANCES GILDEA Linda ... a new face at Saugus High . . . she enjoys meeting new friends . . . Pet Peeve: Chalk dust running down the board . . . plans to work after graduation. BONNIE LEE GIORDANO Bonnie, always smiling . . . plans to work for the Airlines . . . Pep Rallies talented sewer . . . Pet Peeve: Squeaky Chalk. Activities: Ski Club 4; Sahico Club 4. KENNETH JOSEPH GIRARD Reserved Ken . . . future engineer . . . Sports, cars, and bikes . . . Liggett ' s . . . Student Union great ! . . . Pet Peeve: Conceited People . . . No-Dice. MARY ANN GLEASON Maryann . . . enjoys watching football, basketball, hockey, and baseball . . . likes playing Softball . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . Prince of Pizza employee ... Pet Peeve: Show Offs . . . plans to become a secretary. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 3. STACEY LEE GOODMAN Fun loving Stacey . . . Can always be found having a good time . . . riding horses . . . will remember the A-wing stairs ... Tell it like it is! ... Pet Peeve: White socks on boys .. . Right. Activity: Spanish Club 4. 46 ROBERT DAVID GOODWIN Goudy . . . broadcaster . . . baseball ! . . . Enjoys music . . . SRS . . . Student Union good . . . Always friendly . . . Always remember chorus. STEVEN HARRY GOVE Gove . . . The chemistry lab wouldn ' t be the same without Steve . . . em- ployed at Sherman ' s Market . . . Pet Peeve: Phony people . . . Steve has a great interest in music ... Say now. DOREEN MILDRED GRIFFIN Petite Doreen . . . cute and friendly . . . little laugh . . . always fun to be with . . . gymnastic star. NANCY ANN GRIMES Pretty Nanc ... Plans to be a secretary . . . quiet ... a typist for the Saugus Advertiser . . . likes the Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: Getting up on Monday morning. ANN VIRGINIA HARRING Ann . . . sports enthusiast . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . likes swimming and tennis . . . plans to become a sec- retary . . . English muffins . . . Pet Peeve: boys %vith long hair . . . Stop it . . . likes the friendly teacher. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Softball 2. 3, 4. DENISE JANE HARVEY Denisc . . . beautiful hair . . . member of the Saugus Socialites . . . Color Day ... Harve ... a smile for everyone . . . plans to become a social worker. Activities: Class Board of Directors 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Ski Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4. DANIEL FRANCIS HOHMANN Friendly Dan ... Red Hair! enthusiastic supporter of all Senior ac- tivities . . . Car Wash . . . Color Day . . . French Club and Miss Goldstein .. . plans to become a French teacher??! Activities: Student Council 2; French Club 2, 3, 4 — President; Audio Visual Club 2; Vistas 4. DONALD NELSON HOLMES Sensitive Don ... college ahead ... enjoys all sports ... Liggett ' s ... good sense of humor . . . quiet . . . blue Valiant. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4. CARLA ANN HORTON Giegles ... future nurse ... Lynn Hospital . . . likes helping people . . . very friendly ... al- ways talking ... Sugar ... Pet Peeve: people whodon ' tsayhi. JULIA CHASE HURLL Smiling Julie . . . always fun to be with . . . swimnvng and skiing . . . Paul ... a Sear ' s em- ployee . . . Junior Prom Pet Peeve: cliques. Activities: Future Teachers of America 2; Student Council 3, 4: Art Club 2- National Honor Society 4; Volleyball 2, 3. i LP CHARLES JOHN HUDSON Chuckie . . . Remember Stackpole ' s water fountain? ... hockey is Chuckie ' s favorite sport . . . especially fo d . . . plans a college career ... Wicked neat. MARGUERITE E. IANNELLI Margie ... always has a smile for everyone . . . one of the greatest work- ers at Grant ' s . . . enjoys watching baseball and football . . . Lake Winne- pesaukee . . . Pet Peeve: Monday morn- ings. 48 EDWIN KARL JOHNSON Ed ... Enjoys all sports . . . horse- back riding . . . guitar player ... I didn ' t know that ' ' ... plans to join the Navy. KATHLEEN ROSE IOZZO Kathy . . . Plans to be a fashion de- signer . . . plays the piano and organ . . . baseball . . . lends her services to Grant ' s. Activity. French Club 2. GEORGIANNA ISBELL Georg . . . outstanding musician member of S H.S. band ... enjoys sailing . . . plans a career in Marine biology. LYNN ADELE JOHNSON John ' ' ... active ... great horseback rider . . . enjoys sports — especially foot- ball . . . works at First National . . . plars a career in data processing . . . Ya man. MILDRED JOHNSON Millie . . . Miss Punctuality? Who ' s Don Spinellie? ... enjoys sewing .. . plans to become a dressmaker ... Oh. my word! ... Don who? Activities: Drama Club 3, 4; Library Aide 3; Volleyball 2. PAUL ALEXANDER JADIS Happy go lucky Paul ... A Saugus High Sachem follower . . . mod squad ... talkative ... What ' s wrong with you? ... Ready — all ... straight people annoy him. HAROLD GENE JENSEN Haz ... Frendly and always willing to lend a helping hand ... plans to go to college . . . enjoys watching football, hockey, and baseball. EDWARD EVERETT JONES Friendly Eddie ... would like to attend police academy . . . cars and sports, girls are nice too! ... works at gas station ... Pet Peeve: Conceited girls. Aclitilj: Basketball 2. 49 PATRICIA ANN JONES Quiet Pat . . . plans a career in the airlines . . . constantly in the Student Union . . . Cashier in Grant ' s . . . Boys ... Pet Peeve: long-haired boys. MARCIA ANN JORDAN Well-liked Marcia . . . future elementary teacher . . . Grant ' s . . . Mr. Everitt and Mr. Hussey — favorite teachers ... al- ways laughing or talking . . . Pet Peeve: knuckle-crackers ... Oh, great! Activities: Marshall Squad 4; Pep Squad 2; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Drama Club 2. 4; Chorus }, 4. CHARLES FRANCIS KAJEN Chucky . . . works at Saugus General Hospital . . . active member of the cross-country team . . . Math and French are favorite subjects . . . working on cars is tops with Chuck. Activities: Chess Club 4; French Club 4; Visual Aid 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3. COLEEN RAE KELLER Good-humored Coleen. an excellent sec- retarial student . . . enjoys meeting new pe nle . Gran ' ' s . . . boys . . . freedom and Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: gym class. Activities: Sahico Club 4. MARTHA JANE KELLEY Marty . . . enjoys skiing and pistachio nuts ... likes to watch basketball ... plans to go to college and become a teacher . . . Socialites . . . Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: cliques . . . First Na- tional employee. Activities: Drama Club 3; Future Teach- ers of America 4; Marshall Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JUNE MARIE KELLOWAY Happy-go-lucky June . . . likes biwling and watching football and baseball ... plans a career in hairdressing ... work ing in Zayre ' s . . . Pet Peeve: late people . . . Ya right. .... ROBERT JAMES KELLY Kel . . . courageous and independent very funny . . . loves football, boating, hockey, fishing, and GIRLS . . . thinks a great deal of SHS stag- gered sessions . . . plans to join Navy ... DO it ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke. CHERYLE MAE KENDALL Cher . . . forever undecided . . . always having a good time . . . friendly . . . spends spare time at a nursing home ... working?! ... career — undecided. 50 LINDA JEAN KERWIN Soft spoken Linda . . . excellent sew- er ... tennis . . . animals . . . butter- scotch sundaes . . . would like to travel ... Pet Peeve: boys with short hair. Activities: Pep Squad 2; Gymnastics 3. JEAN ELIZABETH KNEPRATH Jeannie ... a friend to all ... a pleasant smile . . . color day . . . easy going . . . skiing . . . chewing gum ... Pet Peeve: people who don ' t tell the truth ... you heard me! Activities: Volleyball 2; Basketball 3. ROBERT STANLEY KRISIAK Cougar ... plans a career as a car mechanic . . . interested in getting the most out of high school ... Pet Peeve: girls with short hair . . . works at T. W. Rogers. LLOYD CHARLES KUSCH Buddy ... a tough and vital Sachem ... a determined and skillful gym- nast . . . his reserve and pleasant nature shine through . . . the deter- mined and helpful way . . . plans to go to trade school. Activities: Football 2, 3. 4; Weight lifting 2, 3. 4; Gymnastics 2, 3. 4 — captain. CAROL MARIE LANDRIGAN Cear . . . likes going to new and dif- ferent places . . . enjoys volleyball. Softball, gymnastics, field hockey, and basketball . . . loves going places and the Student Union . . . works at 5 and 10 in Cliftondale . . . plans to at- tend college ... Grab ' em ... Pet Peeve: show offs. Activities: Future Teachers of America 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Gymnastics 2. ELIZABETH ANN LANE Beth ... really enjoys people ... plans to be a secretary . . . likes to watch basketball and football games ... Pet Peeve: people who blow smoke in your face. Activities: Theater Party 3. ERNEST A. LANDRY Truck Driver ... plans in the future to start his own con- struction company . . . motor- cycles occupy a lot of time in Ernie ' s life . . . likes working . . . finds hunting and playing pool enjoyable hobbies chrome dome. VC ' AYNE M LANG LEY Wayne . long hair . . . likes football, baseball ... money ... Borrowers a float ... look- ing forward to graduation . . . lends his services to Robert Hall . . . plans to attend college and pursue a circer in sociology . . . ' This is true. 51 flmiA V BERNADETTE MARIE LAROCQUE Quiet Bcrnic . . . beautiful eyes . . . devoted to witching S.H.S. football plans to continue her education . . . Pet Peeves: crowds. GEORGE FRANCIS LASQUADE George . . . unique and good looking . . . great hockey star . . . also enjoys football . . . loves the free time be- tween periods, driving in the rain, and listening to music . . . thinks the S.H.S. kids are great ... Truck Driver . . . plans to become a Phys. Ed. teach- er. AUDREY JEANNE LAVOIE Aud . . . college may be a part of Audrey ' s future . . . part time work as a keypunch operator . . . Aud ' s very interested in musical hash . . . ' What a rush ! ' ' ROBERT DUNCAN LAVOIE Handsome Bob ... a good sense of humor . . . enjoys making friends ... restaurant owner ... Barbara ... cooking ... Pet Peeve: punishment for being late . . . it puts hair on your chest. 52 KARL FREDERICK LOVELL Reserve Karl ... our back-up var- sity goalie . . . hockey occupies most of his time . . . college ahead for Karl . . . scientifically-oriented. Activity: Hockey 2, 3, 4. FAYE DONNA LEVINE Faye . . . unusual and unforgettable laugh . . . enjoys walking around Bos- ton and talking to people . . . plans to become a sociologist ... a think- er. Activities: Student Council 3, 4; Fu- ture Nurses Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Vistas 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Li- brary Aide 2. 3. PAUL MARK LOCORE Punchy ... talkative ... never a dull moment with Punchy around . . . Pinocchio . . . people . . . civil engi- neer . . . Glee ! Activities: Latin Club 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ANITA LOUISE MABEE Quiet Anita . . . enjoys watching foot- ball and baseball ... likes life ... works vigorously at Lynn Hospital . . . plans to become an executive sec- retary. MARY ANN LONGO Mary . . . always laughing and talking . . . dances . . . enjoys gymnastics . . . football ... Howdy ' s ... Yes. Dear. NANCY MADELINE LOPEZ Active Pansy . . . enjoys typing, sewing, baseball, football. swimming, and shooting pool . . . likes the teachers at S.H S. ... plans to be a dentil assistant . Pet Peeve: conceited boys. MARY ANN MacDONALD Fiiendly Mary ... plans to go into Data Processing . . . seatbelts? . . . likes the freedom at S.H.S. . . . yea right. Actirity: Pep Squad (, JAMES SCOTT MacDOUGALL Jim ... witty with a good sense of humor ... very straight forward ... a hustler on ice ... our junior year V P. ... loves the outdoors . . Pet Peeve: hypocrites . . plans I ureer in Biology, Ac I ir it hi Class Vice President ; Hockey 2. ). 4 ' 53 RANDY JON MacDOUGALL Tall, handsome Randy . . . always kidding around ... Hi, Man! Basketball ' s his sport . . . GIRLS and short skirts . . . college after high school . . . Pet Peeve: homework. JOAN ELISE MADDEN Attractive Joan . . . friendly and easy going ... lively personality ... ' You know what I mean! ... a loyal sports fan . . . likes red heads . . . Pet Peeve: snobs. MARTIN PETER MASCIANICA Marty . . . lively and full of fun . . . our Sachem Indian Chief . . . skiing, the beach, and Student Union enjoys watching football . . . likes music. Activities: French Club 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Sachem In- dians — Chief 4. KENNETH WAYNE MATTHIS Friendly, ambitious Ken . . . will enter U.S. Coast Guard Academy ... an S.H.S. sports follower . . . Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . likes having a good time . .. What ' s new pal? Activities: Visual Aids 4; Volleyball 3, 4. GREGORY JOSEPH MANSHIP Greg . . . combination intellect and athlete . . . friendly and easy going . . . ironic talker ... an asset to our football and baseball teams ... Nail ... Pet Peeve: football practice. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4; Football 2. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 2. 4. BARRY WILLIAM McEACHERN Barry . . . discus man on the Track Team . . . likes watching football and basketball and participating in basket- ball and track . . . works on cars in his spare time . . . plans to go to college. Activity: Track 2, 3. 4. I I 54 KATHLEEN J. McKAY Kat . . . always laughing . . . enjoys all sports . . . basketball, hockey, and foot- ball, etc. . . . animals and school activities ... Pet Peeve: white socks on boys . . . her cheerfulness will help her as a teacher. Activities: Spanish Club — Vice Presi- dent 3; Ski Club 4; Drama Club 4; Volleyball 3. KAREN MARIE McKENNA Cute and happy Karen . . . the girl with the long hair . . . included in school activities hockey . . . likes hates people who college. her Chinese are in a sport food hurry RITA McKENZIE Quiet Rita . . . very involved in Sau- gus High activities ... a wide range of interests . . . sports to math . . . enjoyed Color Day . . . after college plans to work with children. Activities: Drama Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; Future Teachers 4 — Vice President; National Honor Society 3. 4; Tontoquonian Business Staff 4. Tg| I DONNA CLAIRE McLAUGHLIN Talkative Donna . . . always looking for fun . . . likes McDonald ' s thck shakes and burgers ... OH, WOW! . . . hobby is sewing . . . likes the Stu- dent Union ... doesn ' t like girls named Donna. Activities: Pep Squad 2. MICHAEL KENNETH McLEAN Sophisticated Mike . . . always talking ... will be remembered for his morning announcements . . . had a lot of fun in the Drama Club . . . plans to be- come a radio or TV announcer. NORMA LEE MEARS Norm . . . plans to pursue a career in art ... enjoys watching basketball and football ... Cnlor Day ... always laughing . . . Kane ' s Donuts . . . likes oranges and pizza . . . Hey, what are ya doing? Pet Peeve: too much make- up on girls. Activities: Art Club 2. J— Vice Presi- dent; Drama Club I. Usherettes I; Tontoquonian Stalf I. JANET M. McLOUGHLIN Cute, shy Janet . . . blushes easily . . . likes dungarees on boys . . . her hobby is sew ing plans to enter a Junior College next year. Activities: Sahico Club 4 — Secretary 4; Volleyball 2. 3, 4. DIANE T MEEHAN Diane — a pretty face and a big smile . . . these features make her a girl everyone likes . . . outdoor type interested in horse- back riding and skiing hopes to become a secretary . . . business school. Aitivily: Ski Club 1. 55 MARTHA CELESTE MELANSON Cheerful Marty . . . unusual laugh . . . Guys Dolls . . . telephone operator . . . horseback riding . . . likes to have a good time . . OH, darn! Activity: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. JUDY ELIZABETH MENNA Judy . . . quiet and farefree . . . en- thusiastic Sachemette and Flag Squad leader . . . likes football and hockey ... Unbelievable ... Pet Peeve: boys wearing white socks. Activities: Future Teachers Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Marshall Squad 4; Sachemettes 2, 3; Flag Squad Captain 4. LINDA ANN MESERVE Fritz ... the Softball team won ' t be the same without her riding Activities: Softball 3. driving Pep Squad . . horseback Munga. Basketball 2; MARY CLAIRE MEUSE Lively. amusing Molly . . . enjoys watching football and baseball . . . lots of personality and friendliness ... al- ways laughing . . . Sears ' employee . . . Pet Peeve: trig ... Dear Abby ... a flat tire in a hurricane? Acliiities: Class Secretary 2; Student C ' -uncil 2; Drama Club 2. 3: French Club 2; Math club 2, 3; Office Aides 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Badminton 3. ROSEMARY A. MILANO Rosemary . . . plans a career in hairdressing . . . dances . . . bikes . . . likes our new dress code ... Don ' t worry about it ... Pet Peeve: boys that show off ... works at Liggett ' s Drug Store. ROBERT S. MILLAR Easy-going Bob tall and good-looking . . . sports fan . . . an individualist . . . casual man- JANICE BARBARA MILES Sweet, pretty Jan . . . enjoys watching football and playing basketball surfing . . . always smiling . . . first to wear a maxi . . . waitress . . . Student Union . . . staggered sessions . . . Pet Peeve: people who say wicked or unbelievable ... Gonna. Activities: Spanish Club 3. TOHN ADAM MILLER John . . . plans to be a chemical engi- neer . . . enjoys watching hockey and football . . . water skiing . . . working on car engines . . . long hair . . . Pet Peeve: people? Activities: Latin Club 2. 56 RONALD L. MONTEFORTE Tall dark Monte — an energetic football player . . . plans a career in engineer- ing . . . cars . . . Student Union . . . girls . . . Pet Peeve: underclassmen. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Weightlifting 2, 3. ANTHONY W. MODICA Tony . . . stable and diligent quiet and likable ... a cunning sense of humor and an athlete at heart ... he is sure to be a success in English. Activities: Ski Club 4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 3, 4. PHILIP JOSEPH MOHR Phil . . . quiet and friendly . . . enjoys watching all sports . . . plans a career in engineering . . . employed at Arcade Bazaar. Activities: Track 2, 3; Cross Country 2. WILLIAM DANIEL MOORE Bill ... enjoys hockey, basketball, fishing . . . planning a career with computers . . . spends spare time work- ing at Saugus General. LINDA JEAN MONICO DENISE MARY MONKEWICZ Moni ... Softball enthusiast ... also Denny ... a girl of many moods enjoys sewing and basketball, but es- ... likes all sports . . . interested in pecially boys . . . likes life at S.H.S. teaching after college . . . will always aiming for business school . . . treasure the many friends she has met wicked. in high school ... All right. STEPHEN PAUL MURPHY Murph ... future engineer ... likes sports . Physics 1 films . . . music great ... Pet Peeve: tardy people . . . Say now. Activities: I.alin Club 2. 3— Vice Presi- dent; Math Club 2; National Honor Society. 57 RICHARD JOHN NADEAU Friendly, funloving Richie . . . devoted enthusiastic gymnast . . . always weav- ing in and out of people in the cor- ridor . . . commercial pilot career ahead ... a hard worker at Hick ' s Lawn and Snow Equipment ... That ' s close! ... Pet Peeve: people who try to be king of the world ! Activities: French Club 2; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. DAVID RAY NAGLE Shy Dave ... a quiet, but mischievous way . . . easy going . . . likes the out- doors and sports . . . enjoys his job at Child World . . . college life ahead. NANCY ELLEN NEEB Nancy . . . always friendly, always happy . . . vivacious captain of the S.H.S. twirlers ... boys ... grumpy people aren ' t for her . . . band trip . . . now working at Julie ' s II ... Why for? Activities: Majorettes 2, 3, 4 — captain; Sahico Club 4. CHARLES JAMES NASO Smiling Charlie ... always happy .. . enjoys football and hockey . . . thinks the S.H.S. kids are GREAT! ... likable and a friend to all . . . am- bitious . . . jokes galore . . . Cogliano ' s employee ... What do ya say? BARBARA LOUISE NASTARI Barb . . . quiet, sincere, funny captain of our Sachemettes . . . active participant in the Future Nurses and Latin Clubs . . . enjoys watching foot- ball and skydiving . . . people and movies are greit ... so are animals ... she ' ll make a fantastic nurse at Salem Hospital ! Activities: Future Nurses Club 2, 3. 4 — Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4; Usherettes 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Sachemettes 2, 3. 4 — Captain: Latin Club 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Dramatic Club 2. BARBARA BELLE NELSON Barb ... a girl with new and revolu- tionary ideas ... a successful college career ahead . . . remember Chem I and Physics I? ... Barb can always be found in the library with B. B. B. ELAINE MARION NELSON Elaine ... a great asset to our band . . . vacations . . . enthusiastic fan at all football and basketball games ... Pet Peeve: crow ded corridors ! Activity: Band 2, 3, 4. 58 LESLIE EUGENE NEWELL Mag . . . vivid interest in science . . . plans to be a Biology major in college ... Heck Allan ' s ... Pet Peeve: getting up early to go to school. Activity: Track 2. DONNA C. NEWHALL Donna . . . energetic and athletic . . . likes drumming, IBM ' s, and, most of all, sports, especially Softball and gym- nastics . . . enjoys the freedom and trust the administration has given the students . . . plans to join the service . . . Pet Peeve: hate. Activities: Softball 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3. 4. MARY RUSSO NEWHALL Tiny Cocoa . . . enjoys tennis and horseback riding ... is a receptionist at the Chateau de Ville . . . pizza . . . You ' re Kidding. JOHN PHILIP NEWMAN Quiet, reserved John . . . plans a career in art ... Color Day . . . enjoys watching football . . . loves to paint Pet Peeve: the small parking lot ... Grant ' s employee. Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4: Art Club 3. LINDA ANN NICOLO Nick ... a great kid and full of fun ... enjoys watching football, base- ball and hockey . . . likes to bowl . . . a Liggett ' s employee . . . thinks school spirit at S.H.S. is great . . . Pet Peeve: conceited people ... Ya right! PAUL FRANCIS NOLAN Lively Paul . . . always joking Drama Club . . . Color Day music . . . movies . . . Pet Peeve: ocrites. Activity: Drama Club 2, 3, 4. hyp- DIANE NICOSIA Nick ... one of our class beauties . . . enjoys the ski club, dances, parties, basketball and especially, the S.H.S. stag- gered sessions . . . works at GEM . . . plans to attend col- lege and become a stewardess. JANE B NORDSTROM Jane . . . enjoys watching ' sjse- ball and football ... pi? to go into retailing . . . likes to bowl, swim and ski ... Pet Peeve: aggravating people. 59 KATHLEEN O ' BRIEN Sociable, fun loving Kathy ... an S.H.S. football rooter ... is noted for her great sense of humor . . . Pet Peeve: gym . .. Oh my. MARIA A. OCCHIPINTI Sophisticated Marie ... a warm winning smile . . . pretty clothes enjoys skiing and football games dances and the beach. MICHAEL THOMAS OHEARN ln j Mike ... a dynamic and skillful hockey star . . . outward in a quiet manner . . . ORR . . . likes clothes that are mod and colorful . . . Wild One. Activities: Football 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4. RICHARD A. ORIFICE Rick ... sincere and skillful ... dedicated Sachem . . . humorous but reserved manner ... I ' m sure it is ... the Beast. Activities: Track 3; Football 2. 3, 4; Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. DAVID SCOTT OSGOOD Active Scotty ... an im- portant member of our class involved in school, and community government . . . dra- ma club actor . . . you can al- ways count on Scott ... a blue Mustang and pretty girls are Scotty ' s interests. Activities: Track 3. 4; Student Council 4; Class Board of Directors 4; French Club 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 4; Ski Club 3. 4— Treas- urer; Yearbook Staff 4. NICHOLAS PETER OTIS Funny Nick . . . football, basketball, baseball . . . French Club . . . dislikes over crowded school conditions . . . works for M.D.C. . . . plans to go to college. Activities: French Club 4; Cine Club 4 — Treasurer. ROBERT WILLIAM OSGOOD Handsome, sportsminded Oz ... three sports star — football, basketball and baseball . . . tossing the ball and calling plays . . . popular and liked by all . . . playground instructor . . . will make a great teacher and coach . . . that ' s our number 15. Activities: Football 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM HENRY PAQUETTE Billy . . . quiet, yet friendly . . . en- joys all sports . . . bright smiles and a good sense of humor. 60 JOANNE LEE PERHAM Talented Joanie ... has enjoyed participating in S.H.S. Drama Club plays . . . college bound . . . enjoys watching football ... Gunga? Activity: Drama Club 3, 4. DEBORAH ELAINE PARROTT Friendly Debbie ... gorgeous clothes . . . parties, dances . . . Student Union . . . enjoys horseback riding, bowling, waterskiing ... Wicked ... Pet Peeve: white socks on boys. JOSEPH STEPHEN PEDI Quiet and softspoken Joe has a reputation for being honest . . . his wide circle of friends can attest to that . . . after college, his straight level-headed thinking will make him a good writer. NANCY ANN PERKINS Nancy . . . especially gifted in her athletic ability ... a star in softball, field hockey, and basketball . . . noted for being friendly . . . her long blonde hair . . . with the crowd. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 — Cap- tain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Softball 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. DIANE ELAINE PERRETT Pretty Diane . . . plans a career in nursing . . . enjoys watching football . . . field hockey . . . talking and having a good time . . . sewing . . . Stop and Shop employee . . . Student Union . . . Who got lost at the Swampscott game in Boston? ... groovy ... Pet Peeve: knuckle-crackers. Activities: Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Marshall Squad 4; Field Hockey 2 P 3 — Junior Varsity Captain. BARBARA ANN PENNEY Friendly Barb ... especially likes to do whatever she ileases . . . en- joys watching football and baseball . . . likes horses and horseback riding ... cashier at GEM ... Really ... Pet Peeve: people who arrive late. PAUL ANTHONY PEREIRA Enthusiastic Piranna ... never misses a chance for a good time . . . enjoys working on cars . . . likes the band ... Band Trips are GREAT ... No Dice ... football ... employee of Filene ' s . . . plans a career in busi- ness administration . . Pet Peeve: flat tires. BARBARA JFAN PER RONE Quiet Barb . . . very cute and VF.RY petile ... Football spetutor ... en- joys summer and vacations . would like to be friends with everyone. 61 MARK FRANKLIN PERRY Friendly Mark . . . one of our Sachem Indians . . . enjoys watching football and hockey . . . working at the Con- tinent. ' I ... plans a career in law. Activities: Latin Club 3. 4 — President; Dramatics 5, 4; Sachem Indians 4; Ski Club 4; Tontoquonian Staff 4 — Adver- tising Editor. JOHN EDWARD PESCATORE Friendly Pesca ... a Hi for everyone ... a great asset to our basketball team . . . plans a career in engineering . . . enjoys all sports. Activities: Cross-Country 2, 3; Basket- ball 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Football 4. PHILIP ROY PETERSON Phil ... quiet, but not easily out- spoken . . . active and enthusiastic foot- ball fan . . . enjoys listening to records . . . possesses the ability to work well with his hands . . . trade school will follow S.H.S. for Phil . . . Pet Peeve: people who think they know it all. JAMES R. PETKEWICH Goodlooking Jim . . . quiet, yet witty ... fun to be with . . . college bound . . . avid supporter of all Saugus High sporting events. CAROL ANN PESCE Sociable Carol . . . very talented dancer and singer . . . wants to be a teacher . . . friendly personality . . . Stop and Shop employee . . . You can always count on Carol. Activities: Biography Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 — Vice- President, Secretary 3; Vocalettes 3; Future Teachers of America 2, 3 — Sec- retary 4; Guidance Aide 4; Usherettes 4; Drama Club 2, 3 — Choreographer; Career Conference Committee 4. WILLIAM RONALD PETERS Tall Bill ... Pete ... enjoys watch- ing hockey and football . . . enjoys participating in hockey . . . likes S.H.S. lunches . . . college bound . . . will always remember Nahant. SANDRA LEE PHIPPS Shy nurses ' aide Sandy ... likes the way the students do things together . . . enjoys sewing and watching foot- ball games ... Its your life ... wants to do what she pleases Pet Peeve: immature people. MARGARET A. PICARIELLO Sweet Peggy . . . long black hair . . . sincere . . . Coronet Cleaners ... a friend to all ... Irish setter . . . plans to attend college. Activities: Student Council 3; Marshal Squad 4. 62 JOHN PAUL PIMENTEL John . . . spends his time playing one sport or another . . . hockey, football, baseball . . . when is he not eating in the cafeteria? . . . Pet Peeves: home- work, brothers and sisters ... in col- lege John will strive to become a computer programmer. JEFFREY CHARLES PISCIOTTA Friendly Jeff . . . bowling, pinballs, and music . . . enjoys participating in all sports and watching football and HOCKEY . . . French Club . . . great sense of humor and well liked by every one . . . college bound . . . Who ' s always Blushing? ' ' DELLA LINDA PIZZOTTI Delia ... the cute little linguist . . . often serious but she can always find a smile for everyone . . . time to help and worry over someone else ' s prob- lems . . . with her spirit and talent for friendliness, she ' ll never be alone . . . will definitely be a success. JOSEPH FRANCIS PLASSMANN Joe ... individualist ... fun and good times seem to follow him . . . skillful guitarist and singer . . . en- joys music immensely . . . the celery sticks in the cafeteria are TERRIFIC . . . plans to attend college . . . Pet Peeve: razors ! JOHN THEODORE PLUGIS Tall John . . . friendly and amiable . . . thinks deep thoughts . . . plans a career in medicine ... enjoys good music . . . French Club . . . enjoys watching football ... Howdy! Activities: Student Council 2, 3; French Club 3. 4; Latin Club 4; Ski Club 4; Art Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2. 3, 4. PAULINE MARIE PREZIOSO Cute Paula . . . enjoys watching foot- ball and hockey . . . sewing and D.E.C.A. . . . always chewing gum . . . likes being able to do what she wants ... Pet Peeve: people who are slow ... Really ... Sears ' em- ployee . . . Prez ! MARGARET T. POND Learned and outspoken Hair and Romeo and luliet rank number 1 and number 2 among Mardee ' s favorite things . . . enjoys watching foot- ball . . . loves her job at Puppy Palace . . Plans to be a classics major in college. Activities: Latin Club 2, 3. 4; French Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. SYLVIA MAE PULVHR Attractive Sylvia . . . good humored Bill . enioys S H S . a friend to all . good to be a SEN ' IOR 63 DAVID JOHN PUTNAM Putty . . . has an opinion on every- thing and does something about it ... puts his spate time into track and drama this year . . . does his best . . . always eating . . . aspires to become a social worker . . . Pet Peeve: HOME- WORK ! CATHERINE ANN PYE Quiet Cathy ... sincere and friendly . . . would like very much to stay a senior forever . . . Steve . . . Loves dances and parties . . . football games are good ... former Drum Corps Nut. MURDENA ANN QUINN Talented Dena . . . stage crew man- ager for Drama Club production . . . very artistic . . . very interested in helping PEOPLE . . . Dena ' s willing to help in any way that she can looking forward to college . . . will be- come involved in many things. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4; Future Teachers of America 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 2, 4. SALLY LEE RAVEN Sally . . . especially likes people . . . social events . . . enjoys roller skating, bowling, and tennis . . . plans to be a secretary. STEVEN L. RAWDING Steve ... an interesting person- ality . . . likes girl-watching . . . water skiing and hockey . . . getting out — ' 70 . . . Pet Peeve: hair cuts . . . Wow ! ELOISE ANN RICE YaYa ... this is Greek for Grandma, which is far from Eloise ' s true character ... a great promoter of the Student Union . . . Enjoys playing bas- ketball and Softball and watch- ing football and hockey works at the Continental . . . Pet Peeve: people who call her YaYa at work! DEBORAH ANN REYNOLDS Debbie . . . enjoys water skiing works at Godfried ' s Bakery . . . takes 3 hours walking home . . . Joe . . . Hang it up ... Pet Peeve: con- ceited people. KAREN MARIE RICH Bubbly Karen ... a friend to every- one and a smile for all ... a very distinguished laugh . . . cheer leader . . . excellent in gymnastics . . . enjoys skiing and sewing ... Who winks their eyes to say hello? Activities: Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Ski Club 4; Library Aide 3. 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. 64 CHERYL ROMAN Cheryl ... a talented sewer and ac- cordionist . . . remember the marine b ' ology course . . . chocolate chip ice cre.im . . . works at Grant ' s . . . Pet Peeve: getting up at 6 A.M. Activities: Future Teachers Club 2, 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD SCOTT ROBERTS Friendly Ric ... always looking for good time — and usually finds Color sports skiing Day . . . supporter enjoys summer •Wow! of and S.H.S. winter JOHN CARL ROBERTSON Outspoken JON ... a great hockey player with a great personality . . . National Honor Society ' Projects . . . likes to have a good time . . . college ahead — a good candidate for Yale . . . Pet Peeve: pictures of people with cones on their head. Activities: Class Treasurer 2; Class Board of Directors 3; Student Council 4; French Club 2. 3. 4— Vice-President; Chess Club 4; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 4 — President: Hockev 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 3. RONALD O. ROSENBERG Intelligent Ronnie ... shy but interested in expressing himself ... Rons in- volved in many human interest projects . . . track and basketball are sports he likes to play . . . National Merit Fi- nalist . . . Yes. but ... DONNA LOUISE ROSSETTI Pretty, popular, peppy Donna . . . out spirited captain of the cheerleaders . . . always helping out . . . Art, cheering, and sports . . . enj ys watching hockey, football, and baseball . . . talking and Til ... enjoys participating in Soft- ball ... parties at her house ... Hi! How ya doin? ... skiing, sewing and being a class offifer . . . that ' s our Rosa j Activities: Class Board of Directors 2. 3. 4; Brotherhood Representative 4; Girls ' Club Cabinet . Student Council 2; Cheerleader 3. 4— Captain 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3: French Club 3; Band 2; Usherettes 4; Gym- nastics 2. 3. 4. KATHY R. ROBINSON Zeeb ... always cheerful ... career as a model . . . talkative . . enjoys go- ing out with her boy friend . . . band trip to Indiana . . . you know. Aclivitiet: Future Homemakers 2, 3; Band 2. 3. 4 — Treasurer 4. CYNTHIA LOUISE ROCKHILL Funloving Cindy . . . loves skiing and horseback riding . . . chocolate ice cream . . enioys watching football . . . can be found working in Grant ' s . . . Pet Peeve: people who disl ke having fun ' Ann lin t Badminton 3. JOANNE ELIZABETH ROWLEY Jo stands out in the crowd as she is noted for Iter height ... football and m icha chip ice cream are great . . . enjovs the Student Union . . . vig. orous unrkcr for l.udvug f leaner ... plans a modeling career . . Pet Peeve: snobs ' 65 DONNA MARIE RUSSO Vivacious and attractive Donna . . . likes football games and pizza . . . Ya right! ... rushing ... dancing ... musicals . . . Touraine . . . Pet Peeve: boys with long hair. Activities: Ski Club 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. RONALD EDWARD SEABOYER Mutt . . . knowledgeable auto fan . . . cars and bikes . . . technical drawing and gymnastics . . . plans a career in auto body work ... diligent em- ployee of Circle Pontiac. Activity: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. LINDA ANN SEELLEY Well-known Linda . . . short hair . . . Peabody boys . . . likes social events Remember the Freshman semi- formal ? Activity: Ski Club 4. GEORGE SALSMAN Friendly George . . . likes to watch racing cars . . . good sense of humor . . . lots of friends . . . his good per- sonality will mean a lot to his future. SUSAN SARNO Sue . . . bubbly personality . . . great sense of humor . . . always found laugh- ing . . . enjoys music and baseball . . . Italian food and preparing for Color Day ... gymnastics ... I ' m so ex- cited! ... Who got pushed off her chair in Student Union? ... Pet Peeve: knuckle-crackers. WILLIAM EDWIN SHARP Sharp Billy . . . great personality . . . enjoys chemistry and physics one way or another ... Pet Peeve: 7th Deriod math . . . Bill ' s always a loyal friend. LISA SHAY Lise ... always smiling ... a Fellsway girl ... actively involved in a lot of things . . . would like to go to U. Mass. . . . likes hockey and SubVilla. Activities: Pep Squad 2; Ski Club 3, 4. 66 £ f j THERESA MARY SHEEHAN Terry ... a big smile and a funny giggle . . . ask the one who owns one ... active in Student Council ... she ' ll be a hit in college ... so friendly. Activities: Office Aide 2, 3, 4; L ' brary Aide 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Vistas Staff 3. 4; Usherettes 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Future Teachers 2, 3 — ■ Historian, Publicity Director 3, P-esi- dent 4; Tontoquonian Activities Staff 4. WILLIAM GORDON SIM Bill . . . enjoys playing baseball, basket- ball and hockey . . . Lake Winnepe- saukee ... ' 57 T-Birds ... Tumble Inn restaurant . . . Pet Peeve: late dates. Activity: Track 3. ARTHUR HOWARD SINCLAIR Arthur . . . skillfull horseback rider . . . loves everything about S.H.S. ... es- pecially the staggered sessions . . . horses are terrific . . . plans to attend Boston Architectural School ... a career in architecture. NANCY LEE SINDEN Sincere popular Nancy . . . energetic cheerleader . . . Harry Sinden Jr. ... fun to be with ... a supporter of all S.H.S. activities ... U. Mass. . . . Pet Peeve: poor sportsmanship . . . Canadian accent. DONNA LEE SMITH Attractive Donna . . . great sense of humor . . . always ready for a good time . . . enjoys traveling . . . data processing ... skiing ... the kids and the freedom are what she enjoys the best about S.H.S. Activities: Ski Club 3; Tontoquonian Staff 4. JOSEPH EDWARD SMITH Joe, quiet and sincere . . . drag racing? ... wicked cool ... getting out at 11:30 is great ... future ventures will be either photography or working with cars ... technical school. ELIZABETH A. SMITH Pretty Betty main interest employee horses are her First National ' Forget Th.it Pet Peeve: Conceited Boys. LOCKHART J, SMITH Hi Guys! ... one in a mil- lion . . . great sports car racing and b.iskctball fan ... likes the educational system and teachers at S.H S. . . . plans to join the Navy and then .in automotive career ... Loc ... Pet Peeve: snobby students I 67 WILLIAM F. SPENCER Active Billy . . . tall and good looking ... basketball team ... involved in helping solve school problems . . . likes lots of people . . . college ahead . . . spends a lot of t me with a certain blonde. DIANE E. STENTIFORD Quiet Diane . . . friendly per- sonality and winning ways ... Diane is someone you can count on ... would l ; ke to be a teacher . . interested and in- volved in FTA. Activity: Future Nurses Club 4. JOHN EDWARD STANTON John ... fun to be with . . always good for a lot (if lauchs . . . enthus as- tic baseball and football fan ... there ' s nothing like bowling ... enjoys the drums . . . spare time spent working at Star Nf. irkct . . . college life ahead. FRANK GARDNER STEWART Frank ... a talented artist . . . loves to ski ... an important member of our S.H.S. chorus ... sunny days ... Fantastic ! Activity: Chorus 2, 3, 1. 68 HAROLD FRANCIS SULLIVAN Budd jukes . . . college . ... The Hockey ! Activity: French Club 2 Funny pe-son with .1 lot of Star Market employee until The Senior ye.ir was great Student Union . . . Bruins GARY NEAL STICKNEY Quiet Ga . . . baseball and football are his favorites . . . likes drag racing very much ... known for Spinning wheels ... plans to attend trade school after S.H.S. JEROME EDWARD STONE Jerry. Stoney. Pebbles ... a million and one different n ; cknames ... horseback riding, swimming and sk ' ing tf-nd o lead the list of his hobb ' es ... PEOPLE ... salesman at Child World ... the life of a doctor awaits Jerry . . . Student Union is great ! KATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN Kath ... funny lttle laugh ... hates to come to school . . . Paul — one of her favorite things . . . Sears ' em- plovee ... Sarcast ' C Remarks? ... remember Senior parties! Activities: French Club 2: Ski Club i. 4: Volleyball i. PATRICIA ELLEN SULLIVAN Wonderful Sull for a good time to U-Mass known ... clothes ... college- Star Market. Always looking frequent visits . . Student Union is great for her boisterous laugh . . . enjoys watching sports lilc ahead . . .employee at KAREN MARY STRUZZIERO Good-natured Struz . . . fashion de- signing is her main interest ... enjoys watching hockey and ftiotball ... good music . . . Student Union. Acliiitiei. Student Council J; Basket- ball : : Field Hotkey 2. RICHARD STUART Scotty ... quiet and friendly ... likes football and a special girl ... S.H.S. is not afraid to change with the limes ... Pet Pcc c: bad drivers. RONALD HARRY SI RADIAN Ron ... our scry own Purrc ... t ' llccc bound a French major? ... likes S.ioeus HiL-h . being .1 seniot if GREAT! . ilwaw a friendly Hi. ' Arthiiiet French dub i; r...tb.ill Uischill ;. Hotkey S; Tf.uk . 69 CHARLOTTE MAY SURETTE Active Ch.nl tte . . . loves the Red Sox . . . works at Gilchrst ' s . . . Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: getng up in the morning . . . Future Home — Fenway Park? Acivities: Span ' sh Club — Secretary 2; Volleyball 2, 3. 4. LYN ESTHER SWEEZEY Soft-spoken Lyn . . . sincere . . . sweet manner . . . plans a career in the airlines . . . enjoys watching baseball and hockey ... Pet Peeve: snobs ... wicked. Activity: Pep Squad 2. ALICE PATRICIA SWETT Pretty Al ... very easy to talk to ... animals and racing ... plans to attend I B M. school . . . skiing . . . Donkey Basketball . . . O.K. STEPHEN ALLEN SURETTE Friendly, fun-loving Steve . . . Likes his Senior Year . . . interested in Art . . . Noted for his Blue Sneakers . . . Quiet Girls . Surfing is his Sport. Activity: Ski Club 2, 3. 4. SUZANNE MARIE SURETTE Suzanne . . . active ... a m St interest- ing personality . . . used to be one of the Child World crew . . . g : fted gvm- nast . . . Sue is a favorite person for many. Activity: Gymnastics 2, 3. BARBARA ANN TEDDER Barbara . . . affectionate and concerned with todav ' s p ' oblems ... if there are any pood will organizations ?rou-d she ' ll be part of them ... this concern will take her into nursing . . . Pet Peeve: snobs. RALPH MARIO TENAGLIA Go id looking Ralph . . . Mount Bever- age in Maiden . . . spends his free time in Melrose ... Tenag ... enjoys football and hockey . . . girl watching. PATRICIA EILEEN SWANSON Feminine Pat . . . always smiling . . . black coffee with NO sugar ... nice clothes . . . school is not o ne of her favorite things ... Oh, no. 70 JANE ELLEN TEWKSBURY Pretty, popular Jane . . . always willing to help out . . . friendliness and per- sonality . . . talk. talk, talk . . . thinks Senior life is great . . . co-ed fnn-h- ' ll . . . Cambridge, kite-flying, and Glou- cester .. So, what else is new ... Who ' s always laughing over the P.A. S ' -stem? ... that ' s our Tewks ... Pet Peeve: people who think they ' re cool . . . o.d.t. Activities: Drama Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4 — Treas- urer 4; National Honor Society 4; Ton- toquonian Associate Ed-tor 4; Pep Squad 2; Guidance Aide 2. 3. 4. JANICE DIANNE THURSTON Cute Jan . . . quiet and sincere ... a good friend . . . horseback riding . . . bowling . . . loves pajama parties . . . works at Grant ' s ... bun a. Activities: Tontoqu- nian Biography Staff 4; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; All School Musical 2; Future Teachers Club 3, 4 — Treasurer; Marshal Squad 4. ROBERT CHARLES TILLEY Good-looking Til ... g r eat sense of humor . . . friendly . . . S.H.S. hockey star . . . Donna ... a career as a physical education teacher . . . meeting kids ... Who says, I have to wash my hair. JANICE MARIE TOMEO Quiet, charming Jan . . . Especially likes John Lennon . . . can be found rooting for S.H.S. football ... vacations ... Mental ... Pet Peeve: Phonies. Activity: Drama Club 3. JOHN MICHAEL TOZZA Toz ... drives a big red 442 ... always wo king on that car ... Star Market employee . . . John is qu-et in school . . . Remember the Junior Prom? WILLIAM JOSEPH TRUN Buddy . . . keeps his thoughts to him- self ... always friendly ... The lunches were bad, but the staggered system was great ... wants to pursue his stud-es at Lowell Tech . . . aims to be an electrical engineer. Activities Fo.tball 2; Track 2. 4. WAYNE R. TRUDEAU Charming Tutti . . works at Baker ' s . . . BIG ski weekends ... Honeymoon Night ... enjoys playing hockey — Johnny MacKenz e fan . Tutti is real friendly. SANDRA M UGI.IETTA Enthusiast c Sandy . talkative and peppy disposition . . . mik- ing friends . . . the friendliness and spirit of students his ip pealed to her most at S.H.S. . . . food . . bow l-ng . Color Day Fine and you? 71 KENNETH C UNDERHILL Ken i really bright kid who doesn ' t let it affect his congeniality ... physics is hard, but he loves it ... track and Football . . . after technical school, a recording engineer ... Pet Peeve: girls who smoke. LINDA SUSAN VALERI Sweet I.inda ... always laughing and talking . . . good company . . . her fu- ture is .Tmed at attending Salem State ... excellent volleyball player ... Dinky. JANE VANDANICH Sophisticated Jane . . . will make a great teacher ... enjoys playing basketball . . . the beach . . . Pet Peeve: people «ho misspell her name. Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4— Vice President 4; Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 4; Latin Club 2; Ush- erettes 4; Tontoquonian Staff 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Off ice Aide 3; Guidance Aide 2; Pep Squad 2; Badminton 3; Volleyball 2. DIANE CLAIRE VATCHER Cute, popular Di ... avid spectator of football, hockey and baseball ... one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . Color Day, Student Union and cheering ... friendly and liked by all ... can be found working at the Cinema ... Pet Peeve: when it rains at f.oball games. Activities: Student Council 2 Class Board of Directors 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Gymnastics 4. i RICHARD EDWARD WALSH Wherever there ' s a good time, R : ch can be found . . . witty . . . enjovs football . . . Student Union is fantastic — but there ' s nothing like the end of the day ... What can I say! ... Pet Peeve: homeroom. KAREN ANN WEINBRECHT Friendly, intelligent Karen ... enjoys skiing and skating . , . works at Sears ... an interested business student . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning. Activities: Pen Squad 2; Sahico Club f; National Honor Society i. LEIGH ALAN WESTLAKE Fast R ; ver . .. enjoys snow and water skiing . . . g rls and Student Union . . . can be found at the Cliftondale Auto Supply . . . Cars. DENISE LOUISE WEYMOUTH Fun-loving Witty Moby . . . can always be found having a good time . . . par- ties . . Pkes h mest people . . . partici- pates in gymnrst- ' cs . . . Pet Peeve: get- ting up early in the morning. Actirities: Gymnastics 2. KENNETH ROSS WALTERS Ken . . . plans to attend the State Trooper Academy . . . ' ikes all sports . . . found working at I.eRlanc ' s Service Station. THOMAS KIRK WEDDLE Friendly, out- -oing Wed ... mus : c. activities, and band trips . . . unique walk . . . always the-e h) lend a hclning hand . . . our treat C lor Da d ' um- mer . . . enjoys watching Football . . . park instructor ... Schfoo! ... Pet Peeve: no ' sy people. Af ' ri ' its: S dent Council 2; French club J: ski ci.b I. LYNDA MARIE WHALEN Sociable Lynda . . Mkes football and baseball would like to he a nurse ... Beach Parlies! ... Pet Peeve: soph- omores ... wicked good. Actirities: Future Humefliakei Club 2 — President: Pep Squad 2; Library Aide 73 DAWN LOUISE WHEATON Dawn ... always smiling ... enjoys swimming and horseback riding Student Union . . . Pet Peeve: people who look down on others. GEORGE LAWRENCE WILSON Ge p e ... a joke for everyone . . . rallies, the beach, and skating ... would like to attend computer school . . . employed at Zayre ' s . . . stopping at stop signs when no one is around . . . Senior Year ! Activity: Ski Club 3, 4. LESLIE ELAINE WHETZEL Leslie . . . little brown car . . . former Saueus Socialite — drummer . . . likes baseball — Red Sox and boys . . . LOVES following drum corps. BRENDA LOUISE WHITE Good Old Wanda . . . likes Corvettes ... S.H.S. kids are o.k. ... sewing and waterskiing are Brenda ' s hobb ' es . . . w ' eked . . . Pet Peeve: people who think that they are nice. 7 4, BRENDA JEAN WHYTE The Bren . . . one of our pretty bas- ketball cheerleaders ... r ' ek-o-shay ... interests fall mostly on the beach ... remember Junior Prom of ' 69 ' ? ... I.B.M. will be her career. Activities: Girls Club Cabinet — Secre- tary 4; Usherettes 4; Girls Basketball 2; Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 — Captain. ELLEN ANN WISHNEUSKY Ellen . . quiet, but very friendly . . . tennis is great fun . . . enjovs watching football . . . sewing . . . sci- ence . . . diligent worker at Lynn Hos- pital Pharmacy . . . Student Union . . . plans a medical career. Activity: Latin Club 2. JESSIE LORRAINE WOOD Aesthetic Jess : e ... boy-scouting ... arg! ... painting, poetry, and par- ties . .. Pet Peeve: hate . .. To make life beautiful. Activities: Class Representative 3; Art Club 3. 74 JAMES KENNETH WOODMAN Woody ... especially likes girl watching . . . enjoys both water sk ' ing and snow skiing of the track team Ranper — Smokey the ... White Shoes! Activities: Ski Club Team 2, 3, 4. an active member future Fo-est Bear ' s assistant? 2, 3, 4; Track ROBERT DOUGLAS WOODS Woods ' e ... working on his car is an everyday thing . . . enjoys playing street hockey . . . likes watching drag races and stock car races . . . W. T. Grant ' s . . . Pet Peeve: homework. KEVIN FRANCIS WORMSTEAD Kevin . . school means keeping my grades up ... swimming, footbnll, ski- ing . . . coin collector . . . Stjdent Union ... driving the car! Si 4 NADINE MARY ZANNINO Pretty Nad ... a bright and cheery HI for everyone ... an important member of the Sachemettes . . . enjoys Senior activities . . . LOVES football games . . . S.H.S. dances and SUB- VILLA are frequented by Nadine. STEPHEN CRAIG BERTRAND Quiet Steve . . . diligent student . . . keeps to h ; mself . . . glad to be a senior . . . looked forward to graduation —Right! JOHN WILLIAM BEZEMES Shy John . . . likes any kind of sport . . . fast cars . . . motorcycles . . . enjoys summer vacations . . . the most. MICHAEL R. BOULGIER Big Mike . .. makes a power- ful football player . . . rather quiet and reserved . . . drives the green Bee ... Gradu- ation is an important event ... the sooner the better. Activity: Football 2. ESTHER BETTS Esther ... a new face at Saugus Hi«h, but a familiar one — retvrning to S.H.S. for her Senior year ... a pleasant smile and friendly too! ... looking forward to Senior activities. GAIL ANN CIAMPA Pretty Gail ... our classical transfer ... finds S.H.S. to her liking ... Sen- ior activities are important to Gail. JOSEPH COLETTI Conscientious Joe . . . keeps to himself ... ENJOYS high vcho.l ... finilbha school will be welcome ... Joe will be I hard worker. THOMAS J. DEFRANZO Enthusiastic gymnast . . . Tom can be found hard at work fdr Martin Printing Corporation . . . enjoys football . . . glad to be a senior. 75 BON IT A ELAINE DEVEAU Bnnit . . . quid and reserved . . . likes nice clothes . . . pleasant personality . . . Kanc.s donuts? JOHN ANTHONY DIMENTE Dimcntc ... college ahead ... BASEBALL ... a salesman . . . always joking ... 7th period Physics class! MICHAEL JOHN DONEGAN Kink ... plays the guitar and col- lects records . . . shy? ... a well-known trait- turning red ... Computer School and Data Processing ... Zayrc s ... •Right. FRANCIS ANTHONY GAGAN Frank . . . Saugus outranks anyw here else . . . likes good music ... in with the times ... Senior life is great! GEORGE HOWARD HAMOR Big George ... enjoys expressing his opinion ... a fine student . . . content at S.H.S. . . . college ahead. DAVID ALBERT LEBLANC Dave ... a track star . . . enjoys all sports . . . Biology 12 ! ... takes life as it comes. STEVEN CHARLES MAZUREK Steve . . . quiet and shy . . . hard worker . . . dislikes getting up in the m irn ; nu ... enjoys S.H.S. ... likes vacations. RICHARD LEE MANSFIELD Rickey ... can he found at all S.H.S. activities ... enjoys being a senior ... likes hockey . . . Saugus ( ' enter. ANTHONY RAMON NAVARRO Tony . . . agreeable personality . . . fun to be with . . . likes cars and girls . . . care free ... a smile for all. DAVID WARREN PENFIELD Quiet, friendly. Dave . . . enjoys the quiet life of fishing or listening to the radio . . . noted for understanding peo- ple . . . the Student Un ; on was great . . . his future lies in Computer pro- gramming. ROBERT RICHARD RAPINO B b . . quiet . . . Col r Day and the bonfire . . . Senior activities . . . com- bination student-worker and good at both school and his job. WILLIAM MICHAEL ROSSO Friendly Mousie . . enjoys all sports and seeing the Orphans . . . Kane ' s ... good music ... Strieker ... What a hummer ... basketball games. Activities: Ski Club 3. 1; Audio Visual Aides 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3, I. CATHY ELLEN SLIGER Pretty Cath ... bubbly personality ... very pensive . . . looking forward to graduation . . . salesgirl. SUSAN JOANN STANLEY Susan . . . enjoys football and other Spores . . . hopes to be a success in the business world . . . conscientious student. DANIEL COLEMAN SULLIVAN Talented Danny . . . meditation and introspection . . . likes PEOPLE . . . as- pires to be a successful actor! ... would like to try Summer Stock. Activity: Drama Club 3, A. JOHN JOSEPH SULLIVAN Independent Ja-.k ... plans to join the service ... plays a guitar ... football and gymnastics. STANLEY HAROLD SWEENEY Stan . . . mod clothes . . . motorcycles . . . likes to be as free as the breeze . . . college bound. JAMES WILLIAM THOMAS Hardworking Jim . . . drives a beauti- ful car . . . Jim is quiet but can be a great friend. FRANCIS XAVIER VEADER Butchie . . . likes to remain inde- pendent of others . . . judo keeps him occupied ... a career in physical ed- ucation ... Funkie. REX JAMES WILKIE Unique Rex ... Boomtown anyone? ... likes c.trs and girls . . . good athlete ... looking forward t after-gradua- tion. 76 THOMAS JOSEPH WISHART _ _ Tom ... mechanically inclined with a lik- A lAI A DllV i n{ ; for cars ... his greatest hobby is fixing A VY JT IV L «J them . . . plans to further his education in the Army . a machinist some day ... he liked the teachers at S.H.S. ... Pet Peeve: Home- CLASS WITS CLASS BLUSHERS MOST HELPFUL Mary Meuse Paul Locore Nancy Dow Richard Conti Steven Angelo Madeline Serino FRIENDLIEST Michael Annese Debra Countaway 78 TYPICAL TEEN Nancy Sinden George Farnham BEST COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND BRAINS Diane Vatcher Paul Giansiracusa BEST LOOKING Maria Occhipinti Ralph Tenaglia UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT: John McBride VICE-PRESIDENT: Joanne Erickson SECRETARY: Donna Brescia TREASURER: Donald Reiniger BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jane Cashen, Elizabeth Spinelli, June Cristiano, Denise Mattei ROOM W12 ROW 1: Richard Angelini, Judith Beeler, Patricia Barry, Katherine Barry, Paul Belcher. ROW 2: Deb- orah Aronson, Barbara Bean, Judith Babb, Lynda Barry, Mary Anzalone, Deborah Ahlin. ROW 3: Susan Mitchell, Kenneth Andius, Katherine Auld, Richard Bartlett, Darlene Barrett. 82 ROOM W13 ROW 1: Donna Cahill, Carol Carmosino, Deborah Briggs, Deborah Buontempo, Donna Brescia. ROW 2: Davina Borland, Sharon Calhoun, Dinae Carr, Daniel Carlson, Rose Carbone, Carol Burke. ROOM W14 ROW 1: Sandra Chiochios, Nancy Clapp, Mark Cera- suolo, Diane Cataldo, Lois Colantuoni, Janis Carter. ROW 2: Jo Connor, Ronald Campolillo, Janet Correg-. gio, Wayne Cook, Debra Contrada, Thomas Castle. ROOM C09 ROW 1: Robert Danahy, Vicki Clapoff, William Davis, Barbara Demore, James Deaus, Jean Di Franza. ROW 2: Phillip Crotty, June Christiano, Randolph Dean, Cheryl Day, Paul DiCarlo, Elizabeth Cotter. 83 ROOM C24 ROW 1: Joanne Erickson, Susan Finn, Robert DiGuilio, Deborah Farnham, Susan Edwards, Caren Duprey. ROW 2: Christine Ducott, Carole Evans, Raymond Fisher, Albert Dinccn, Pamela Dobsnn, Joanne Dresser, Judith DiSessa. ROW J: Susan Edwards, Kenneth Stead, I.uanne Down, Ctrl Dixon. Deborah Ellis. ROOM C25 ROW 1: Carol Giannotte, Christine Frederick, Nancy Fulchini, Carol Gibbons, Denise Fournier, Beverly Hagerty. ROW 2: Robert Greenberg, Jane Gudaitis, Michael Gaudet, Joan Gabry, Carol Galli, Bruce Greenberg. ROW 3: Roberta Flanagan, Paul Fladger, Jama Guil- mette, Frank Halper, Deborah Grtus, Stuart Fyfe, Helen Foote. ROOM A01 Theresa Kelly, Suzanne Hynes, Barbara Jankowiah, Warren Jessamey, Roberta Herald, Sheila Jeffery, Doreen Hopkins. ROW 2: Michelle Jadis, Dana Johnson, Sandra Husson, Daniel Heaney, Deborah Hudson. ROW 3: Barry Horton, Kathy Hoffman, Douglas Hanson, Maureen Kelly, Branch Isbtll, Nancy Horton, James Jillett. 84 ROOM A02 ROW 1: Ruth Lovett, Bonnie McAdams, Roger La Rocca, Rochelle LeBlanc, Sarah LeDonne. ROW 2: Diane Lipczynski, Carol Lasquade, Thomas McLoughlin, Lyn LaFerla, Susan Koschei. ROW 3: Karen Landry, Richard LeClair, Patricia Krzy- wicki. Donald Lake. Ellen Krigest. ROOM A03 ROW 1: Deborah Madden, Joan McGonagle, Carl McPhee, Denise Mattei, Patricia McKenna. ROW 2: Paula Mara, Robert Marzakis, Meredith Max- well, Bruce Mclntyre, Jane Mclntyre. ROW 3: John Mallan, Diane Meader, John McBride, Rose Marston, Robert Manning. ROOM A04 ROW 1: Karen MOSCOIIC, HeJthtr Mcch.in. Steven Niles. Jejnettt Moore. Stt tn Mytrow. Sus.in Mortschi ROW 2: P.itrKia Mclchionno, Cynthia Morani. Eric Minichi ' ello, Nancy Midjtley, Jt seph Nadeau, Dunne Nfilw.ird. I.mdj Niwtll row I Jeffrey Moore: Steven Nelson. Dj u! Mills. Sttun Ni.cro. John Murphy. John Moult 85 ROOM A05 ROW 1: Janet Park, Susan Perry, Pearl Quartarone, Shirley Pcrrett, Nancy Pescatore, Mary Ozahowski, Judith Perry. ROW 2: Irene Patch, Richard Parziala, Karen Quinta- valla, Michael Pisiak, Virginia O ' Conner, Charles Osgood, Susan Pollman, Wayne O ' Brien, Lisa Ph ' llips. ROW 3: Kathleen O ' Hearn, Kathleen Phelan, Steven Pla!t, Katherine Powell, Richard Paltririm, Christine Priestley, John Procopio, Jean Raiche, Pamela Norkum. ROOM A06 ROW 1: Barbara Reid, Jane Rossetti, Diane Rizzo, David Saccone, Susan Shaw, Pamela Rogers. ROW 2: Frank Sacco, Christine Rossetti, Mark Santan- gelo, Susan Sekenski, Alicia Ramirez, Robert Saggese. ROW 3: Robert Seeley, Martha Rich, Gary Sands, Deborah Scannell, Donald Reiniger, William Sien kewicz. ROOM A07 ROW 1: Ann Sullivan, Daisy Stanley, Nancy Sinclair, Deborah Stevenson,- Sally Streeter, Susan Streeter. ROW 2: Janice Strekofsky, Carol Sinden, Ronald Smith, Deborah Spencer, Deborah Simon. ROW 3: Steven Swanson, Pamela Smith, Gary Strick, Elizabeth Spinelli, Thomas Surette. 86 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Richard Garabedian, VICE-PRESIDENT: Suzanne Rossetti, SECRETARY: Janice Beeler, TREASURER: Rebecca Austill ROOM C01 ROW 1: Michael Bean, Julia Bentley, Maria Aftosmes, Janice Beeler, Linda Arsenault, Glenn Bambury. ROW 2: Elaine Alongi, Patricia Basil, Susan Berrescik, Paul Bennett, Catherine Bellio, Nancy Atkinson, Rebecca Austill. 88 ROOM C02 ROW 1: Robert Brander, Linda Brennan, Joan Brack- ets, Bonnie Borland, Thomas Boyle. ROW 2: Anne Bicchieri, Lois Blundell, Eric Buehrens, Katherine Boudette, Barbara Caffarella. ROW 3: Bonnie Brenneman, Patricia Bilodeau, Kath- erine Boles, Deborah Bucci, Valerie Burke, Susan Burns. ROOM C03 ROW 1: Deborah Caputo, Michael Cataldo, John Cec- chiaelli, William Carakatsane, Joanne Carbone. ROW 2: Deborah Carvel, Donald Carli, Ellen Casy, Angelo Calcagno, Susan Canfield. ROW 3: Wayne Caswell, Jean Carrezza, Mark Arsen- ault, Nancy Chaffee, Paul Carlson. AUDITORIUM ROW 1: Dana Cook, Charles DiOrio, Stephen Danaly, Anthony Contrada, David Christie. ROW 2: Mary Chobanian, Albert Coppola, Marjorie Cohen, George Chiochios, Ruth Merchant, James P. Davidson, Dolly Chaput. ROW 3: Thomas Clark, Heidi Chtever, Alfred DeFueo, Deborah Collins, Philip Chandler, Jeanne Dascoli. 89 ROOM C05 ROW 1: Kathleen D ' Amico, Susan Conlon, Olimpio DeMarco, Anasfasia Demetrils, Jane Conrad. ROW 2: Donna Creamer, Janice Corkum, Colleen Corson, Cecelia Crotty. ROW 3: Susan DeFranzo, Nora CoIIum, Susan Con- don, Joanne Dagenais. ROOM C07 ROW 1: Cynthia Fairchild, Linda Dobson, Walter DeRoo, Patricia Doucette, Rita DesRosiers. ROW 2: Michael Diguardo, Dorothy DiBattista, Michael Dodge, Michael Dunn, Ann DesLoges, David Faragi. ROW 3: Mary Jo DiMinico, Jonathan Doyle, Krista deSteuben, Anthony DiGuilio, Deborah Diamond. ROOM C21 ROW 1: Cheryl Galli, Gail Frederick, Deborah Vi- tukevich, Deborah Flynn, Tracy Fontana, Lynne Gal- asso. ROW 2: Donna Fisher, Norman Furtado, Patricia Foster, David Fuccillo, Donna Fusi, Paul Furey. ROW 3: Carole Forrest, John Gannon, Anne Fladger, Howard Flashenburg, Deborah Gallagher. 90 ROOM W01 ROW 1: Nancy Gustafson, Nancy Haley, Jeanne Glea- son, Lauren Goossens, Prudence Gray, Judith Good- win, Lisa Gross. ROW 2: Jean Hanlon, Kevin Greus, Mary Green, Robert Guarino, Melinda Gilbert, Diane Guerrini, Richard Garabedian, Margaret Hailer. ROW 3: Marc Halper, Maureen Goodwin, Tony Garafalo, Kathleen Gaudet, Stephen Grout, Kathleen Goodwin, Timothy Gaudet. ROOM W02 ROW 1: Susan Howard, Caren Hollis, Jacqueline Joyce, Ralph Holt, Constance Hussey, Linda Jeffry, Mary Hatch. ROW 2: Jane Hayes, Paula Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Robert Jordan, Bob Hussey, Cynthia Holbrook, Diane Johnson, Elizabeth Hurley. ROW 3: David Healey, Donna Higgins, William Jar- zynka, John Kane. ROOM W03 ROW I: Elaine Livanis, Joanne Kelly, Jane Lafpy, Kathleen Keogh, Gale Kusch, Linda Lindquist. ROW 2: Joanne Locore, Brenton Spencer, Patricia LaSala, Jonathan Larkin, Beverly Lane, Rose LeDonne. ROW 3: Robert Leather, Margaret Kelly, William Knight, Michael LeBlanc, Susan Kendall, Charles Landry. II P I i J 91 ROOM W04 ROW 1: Sandra Masiello, Janice Lowe, Thomas Lind- berg, Gail Laguirand, Anita Maheris, Denise Mac- La ren. ROW 2: Timothy Martin, Joan Martel, Donna Mazza, Peter Manoogian. ROW J: Denise Martel, Steven Lombardi, Donna Martinelli, Richard Matthias, Susan Long, James MacDonald. ROOM W05 ROW 1: Susan Moore, Patricia Moore, John Morris, Donna Multanen, Karen Moore. ROW 2: Linda Mitchell, Kathleen Mitchell, Donna Merry, Pamela Mosher, Barbara McDonald. ROW 3: Maureen Mullen, Francis Murphy, Nancy McMillan, Jeffrey Moses, Cheryl Miller. ROOM W06 ROW I: James O ' Brien, Lynda Pagliarulo, Jack O ' Con- nell. Regis O ' Neill, Lorrie Newhall, Gerald Nadeau. ROW 2: Louis Nigro, Valerie Paquette, Ernest Nichole, Donna Parrott, James Paris, Janet Panasuk, Robert Nelson. ROW 3: Patricia Neal, Kenneth Nicosia, Karen New- hall, Michael Napolitano, Donna Pacheco. 92 ROOM W07 ROW 1: Lawrence Prentice, Robert Racca, John Pelle- grino, Rebecca Reed, Frank Perrotta, Richard Per- rotta. ROW 2: Albert Pietrantonio, Donna Penney, Steven Pedi, Denise Rendell, Kevin Priestley, Dorothy Reddy, Joseph Marciano. ROW 3: Ralph Penney, Karen Petkewich, William Penney, Carolyn Peters, Edward Phelan, Donna Pez- zulo, Frederick Quinlan. ROOM W08 ROW 1: Daniel Russo, Claire Reppucci, Cynthia San- tangelo, Frances Rothwell, Judith Sanborn, Suzanne Rossetti, Frank Rossetti. ROW 2: Kimberly Scire, Robert Sanecchiaro, Deborah Saccone, Kevin Roden, Claudia Schenski, Michael Schneider, Donna Seelley, Steven Scire, Linda Scara- mozzino. ROW 3: John Scott, Annette Robertson, Louis Rhea, Phyllis Ruffen, Douglas Restrick, Cathleen Sanders, Steven Rice. ROOM W09 ROW 1: Michael Sullivan, Jane Sullivan, Susan Serino, Theresa Smith, Richard Stewart. ROW 2: Virginia Tagney, Donald Shea, Mary Soper, Steven Swirka, Marianne Sullivan, Joseph Sheehan, Pamela Spence. ROW 3: Judith Spacer, Lawrence Smith, Sharon Taat|cs, Edward Smith, Marie Smelstor. 93 ROOM W10 ROW 1: Michael Ventullo, Anne Helen Thompson, Charmaine Thilbault, Judith Trim, Michael Wierz- bo wslci ROW 2: William Walker, Susan Upton, Harold Walk- er, Anne Tenaglia, Vincent Thompson. ROW 3: Cheryl Tolend, Joseph Ventrice, Mary Tewks- bury, Herbert Upton. ROOM Wl 1 ROW 1: Janice Wiswall, Mark Wheaton, Gail Witten. ROW 2: Diane Williams, Deborah Warner, Joanne Nolan. 94 95 TONTOQUONIAN EDITORS AND STAFF ROW 1: Jane Tewksbury, Delia Pizzotti. ROW 2: Paul Buehrens— Editor-in-Chief, Mark Perry. (Absent Faye Levine) ROW 1: Judith Menna, Karen Dyment, Denise Benavides, Carol Forte. ROW 2: Carol Pesce, Theresa Sheehan, Martha Kelley, Janice Thurston, Rita McKenzie. ROW 3: Thomas Carico, David Osgood, William Dupl isea, Jane VanDanich, Norma Mears. ROW 1: Barbara Nastari, Donna Smith, Mary Ann Gleason, Karen deSteuben. ROW 2: Kathleen Brennen, Sandra Uglietta, Deborah Countaway, Deborah Camarot, Madeline Serine ROW 3: Steven Angelo, Merdina Quinn, William Spencer, Kathleen Collette. 98 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Suzanne Rossetti, Judith Goodwin, Su- zanne Mooney, Patricia Barry-. Anita Maheris, Loreen Moses, Jacqueline Joyce. ROW 2: Faye Levine, Karen Dyment, Deborah Rebecca Austill, Steven Angelo, June Jane Tewksbury, Barbara Bean, Diane Camarot, Cristiano Rizzo. ROW 3: Carole Evans, Mary Jo DiMinico, Karen McKenna, Carol Forrest, Nancy Dow, Mary Tew- ksbury, Julia Hurll, Debra Warner, Debra Count- away, Carolyn Peters. Joanne Erickson. ROW 4: Deborah Spencer, Bruce Greenberg, Robert Greenberg, Thomas Carico, William Du- plisea, William Spencer, John Robertson, David Osgood, Theresa Sheehan, Elaine Livanis. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Deborah Aronson, Karen Weinbrecht, Delia Pizzotti, Cheryl Roman, Christine Rossetti, Georgianna Isbell, Faye Levine, Roberta Herald, Carole Evans, Jane Rossetti. ROW 2: Diane Vatcher, Rita McKenzie, Debra Countaway, Patricia Flanagan, Elizabeth Hamil- ton, Jane Tewksbury, Donna Billingsley, Julie Hurll, Elizabeth Bean, Susan Bishop, April Cross, Carol Pesce, Christine Davis. ROW 3: Thomas Carico, Richard Bartlett, Paul Buehrens, David Osgood, Michael Gaudet, Frank Halper, John Moore, John Robertson, Peter Bou- cher, Arthur Carakatsane, Robert Greenberg, Richard Barrett. CLUB PRESIDENTS ROW 1: Nancy Sinden— Girls - Club, Wayne Tru- deau — Ski Club. April Cross — Chorus, Mark Per- ry — Latin Club, Sandra L ' glietta — Sahico Club. ROW 2: Theres a Sheehan— Future Teachers, Bar- bara Nastari — Future Nures, Stephen Boy — Visual Aids, Band, Steven Angelo — Student Coun- cil, Donna Rossetti — Football and Hockey Cheer- leaders. ROW 3: Paul Buehrens — Tontoquonian, John Robertson — National Honor Society, William Du- plisea— Senior Class, Daniel Hohmann— French Club. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Carole Evans, Theresa Sheehan, Steven Angelo, Nancy Dow, Daniel Hohmann, John Robertson, Georgianna Isbell, Rita McKenzie, Christine Davis. ROW 2: Denise Harvey, Cheryl Roman, Marilyn Johnson, Elizabeth Cotter, Patricia Krzywicki, Elizabeth Hamilton, Robert Greenberg, Donna BiUingsley, Susan Bishop, Pamela Dow, Joyce Gillis, Faye I.evine, Delia Pizzotti. ROW 3: Judith Menna, Bruce Greenberg, Nich- olas Otis, Paul Buehrens, John Moore, David Osgood, Charles Kajen, Harold Jensen, John Plu- gis, Mark Santangelo, Diane Rizzo. LATIN CLUB ROW 1: Annette Robertson, April Cross, Mark Perry, Carol Palczynski, Suzanne Moore. ROW 2: Diana Bo anno, Paul Carlson, Eric Buehrens, David Putnam, John Plugis, Patricia Hanlon. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Norma Weller, Arthur Carakatsane, Na- dine Zannino, William Spencer, Jane Van Danich, Ellen Krigest, Jeanne DeFranza. ROW 2: Debra Neth, Delia Pizotti, Joyce Gillis, Carol Forte, Theresa Sheehan, Elaine Livanis, Judith Goodwin, Katherine D ' Amico. ROW 3: Loreen Moses, Diane Rizzo, Catherine Sanders, Debra Warner, Deborah Spencer, Deb- orah Spencer, Deborah Aronson, Ann DesLoges. 100 DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Joyce Gillis, Maryann Sacco, Joanne Kelly, Elaine Livanis, Susan Finn, Susan Upton, Katherine D ' Amico, Joan Brackett, Anita Maheris. ROW 2: Jane Rossetti, Joan Donovan, Debra Warner, Ellen Krigest, Elizabeth Cotter, Mary Tewksbury. Norma Mears. Catherine Sanders. Anne Sullivan, Nadine Zannino. ROW 3: Patricia Flanagan, Arthur Carakatsane. Kevin Riley, John Plugis, Eric Buehrens, David Putnam, Michael McLean, Donna Creamer. CHESS CLUB ROW 1: Robert Butler, Robert Greenberg, Rich- ard Bartlett. Bruce Greenberg. ROW 2: Mark Cerasuolo. Charles Kajen. Douglas Hansen, James Jillett, Robert Cox. GIRLS 1 CLUB CABINET ROW 1: Delia Pizzotti. Nancy Sinden. Brcnda Whyte. ROW 2 Donna Rossetti, June Cristi.ino. Karen Rich, B.irb.ir.i Bean 101 DECA ROW 1: Barbara Perrone, Charlotte Andrews, Donna Coppola, Joyce Brown. ROW 2: Pa uline Prezioso, Louis Anthony, Mar- guerite Iannelli, Noreen Bruno. SAHICO ROW 1: Anita Mabee, Deborah Fawcett, Sandra Uglietta, Janet McLoughin, Nancy Lopez. ROW 2: Brenda White, Joan Madden, Nancy Wilson, Diane Blenes, Ruth Crowell, Nancy Grimes, Karen Weinbrechr, Bonnie Giordano, Coleen Keller. CAREER CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ROW 1: Elizabeth Spinelli, Carole Evans. ROW 2: Carol Pesce, Elizabeth Hamilton, June Cristiano. 102 SKI CLUB I ROW 1: Joyce Gillis, Deborah Camarot, Janet McLoughlin. Pamela Dow, David Osgood, Wayne Trudeau, William Spencer. Susan Cremarosa. Elaine Livanis, Anita Maheris. ROW 2: Bonnie Giordano, Denyce Cappucci, Vir- ginia O ' Connor, Katherine McKay, Deborah Countaway, Lois Blundell, Janet Correggio, Stacy Goodman, Beverly Lane, Patricia Sullivan, Mary- ann Sacco. ROW 3: Theresa Kelly, Catherine Sanders, Robert Farnham, Frank Brown, William Duplisea, Mar- tin Mascianica, Stuart Fyfe, David Dahl, Jeffrey Moses, Denise Monkewicz, Josephine Connor. SKI CLUB II ROW 1: Suzanne Rossetti. Deborah Saccone, Patricia Barry, Madeline Serino, Debra Briggs. ROW 2: Nancy Sinden, Deborah Spencer, Debra Warner, Donna Rossetti, Sandra Uglietta. ROW 3: Mark Perry, John Plugis, Robert Tilley, Thomas Weddle. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Cheryl Roman, Denise Harvey, Janice Thurston, Rita McKenzie, Theresa Sheehan, Jane Van Danich, Debra Warner, Janice Carter, Kath- erine Ford. ROW 2: Delia Pizzotti, Susan Moore, Annette Robertson, Shirley Perrett, Carol Forte, Jarna Guilmette, Nancy Donahue, Judith Menna, Carol Pesce, Martha Kelley, Janice Beeler, Carol Lan- drigan, Barbara Caffarella. ROW 3: Patricia Moore, Nancy Fulchini, Ruth Johnson, Pamela Smith, Susan Berescik, Karen de- Steuben, Susan Condon, Melinda Gilbert, Diana Meader, Donna Higgins, Susan Burns, Mila Moschella, Lynne Gallasso. 103 PEP SQUAD JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW I: Deborah Neth, Madeline Serino, Norma Wilier, Patricia Barry, Denise Harvey. ROW 2: Denise Btnavides, Deborah Camarot, Carole Evans, Sandra Uglietta, Susan Finn. ROW 3: Deborah Aronson, June Christano, Cheryl Day, Deborah Countaway, Deborah Farnham. PEP SQUAD I ROW 1: Janice Beeler, Cecelia Crotty, Barbara Caffarella, Janet Panasuk, Susan Upton, Susan Conlon, Jane Conrad, Joan Brackett, Suzanne Mooney. ROW 2: Susan Howard, Donna Anastasi, Eliza- beth Hurley, Nancy Kasabuski, Carol Palczynski, Jean Hanlon, Carol Sekenski, Donna Seeley, Re- becca Austill, Arlene Aubrey. ROW 3: Maryanne Sacco, Beverly Lane, Diane Johnson, Nancy Gus.tafson, Lois Blundell, Susan Burns, Constance Bromanti, Mary Jo DiMinico, Donna Creamer. PEP SQUAD II ROW 1: Deborah Saccone, Virginia Tagney, Kath- erine D ' Amico, Catherine Sanders, Donna Pez- zulo, Debra Warner, Anna Tenaglia. ROW 2: Susan Rossetti, Gail Kusch, Elaine Livanis, Deborah Vitukevich, Mary Tewksbury, Krista DeSteuben, Linda Scaramozino, Rita Des- Rosiers. ROW 3: Judith Sanborn, Deborah Gallagher, Donna Higgins, Aann Fladger, Nancy Chaffee, Patricia Neal, Margaret Kelly. 104 FUTURE NURSES CLUB ROW I: Debra Neth, Barbara Nastari, Diana Bognanno, Deborah Douglass. ROW 2: Carla Horton, Diane Perrett, Cathleen Grout, Patricia Flanagan, Diane Steniford. USHERETTES ROW 1: Theresa Sheehan, Christine Davis, Brenda Whyte, Carol Pesce. ROW 2: Barbara Nastari, Nancy Sinden, Karen McKenna, Deborah Camarot, Delia Pizzotti. ROW 3: Kathleen Collette, Donna Rossetti, Jane Van Danich, Patricia Brown. Norma Mears. OFFICE AIDES ROW 1: Karen Dymcnt, Ril.i DisRosiers, Beverly Hagerty, Bonnie MacAdams, Karen McKenna. ROW 2: Jean Kncprath. Cathleen Grout. Ruth Crowell, Deborah Gallagher. Carol PaUvynski. 105 GUIDANCE AIDES ROW I: Carol Pesce, Barbara DAmore, Cheryl Roman, Carole Evans. ROW 2: Susan Bishop, Jane Tewksbury, Elizabeth Hamilton, Mary Tewksbury, Debra Warner. LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: Delia Pizzotti, Jerome Stone, Donna Billingsley. ROW 2: Janice Thurston, Barbara Nastari, Theresa Sheehan, Janet McLoughlin. MARSHAL SQUAD ROW 1: Janice Thurston, Patricia Brown, Kath- leen Ford, Martha Kelley, Carla Horton. ROW 2: Judith Menna, Janet McLoughlin, Deborah Fawcett, Janet Dawe, Margaret Picariel- lo. ROW 3: Cheryl Boh in, Jane Tewksbury, Marcia Jordan, Diane Perrett. 106 ATTENDANCE AIDES ROW 1: Pamela Smith, Martha Rich, Donna Hig- gins, Mila Moschella. ROW 2: Rose LeDonne, Janice Carter, Sandy Uglietta, Sarah LeDonne. ATTENDANCE MESSENGERS ROW 1: Lew-Ann Wall, Janice Carter, Mila Moschella. ROW 2: Donna Higgins, Sandra Uglietta, Lynne Hudson. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB ROW 1: Steven Cronin, Neil Cronin, Frank Sacco, Arthur Carakatsane, Joseph Boyle, Kenneth Andrus. ROW 2: Maynard Young, Robert Cox, David Trudeau, Charles Kajen, Kenneth Matthis, James Johnson, William Carakatsane. 107 MAJORETTES Patricia Brown, Anita Maheris, Paula DiGiullio, Nancy Neeb — Captain, Carol Gibbons, Elizabeth Spinel li, Janet Correggio. SACHEMETTES Anne Bicchieri, Diane Cataldo, Carolyn Peters, Barbara Nastari — Captain, Deborah Spencer, Maryellen Lasala, Deborah Briggs. FRONT ROW: Nadine Zannino, Pamela Austill. FLAG SQUAD Jacqueline Joyce, Sandra Dalton, Suzanne Hynes, Barbara Bean, Judith Menna — Captain, Paficia LaSala, Marilyn Johnson, Janice Wiswall. 108 FOOTBALL AND HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Donna Rossetti, Captain. ROW 2: Nancy Sinden, Karen Rich, Diane Vatcher. ROW 3: Paula Mara, Susan Healey, Denise Mattei, Jane Rossetti. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS LEFT SIDE: Cathleen Grout, Carole Evans. CENTER (top to bottom): Brenda Whyte, Cap- tain, Cheryl Day, Paula Carlton, Nancy Wilson. RIGHT SIDE: Susan Koschei, Deborah Farnham. SACHEM INDIANS ROW 1 Mark Perry. Steven Angelo, Frank Brown. Robert Farnham. ROW 2: Michael O ' Hearn, Martin Mascianica. Thomas Dombrowski. David Dahl. 109 ROW 1: Roger LaRocca, Ronald Long, John Doucette, Kevin Priestley, Kenneth Auld. Douglas Restrick, Paul Mercer, Wayne Cook, Kenneth Ross, James Murley, Anthony Navarro, Walter Slattery, Gary Hamor, Jason Murley, Kathy Auld, Richard Bartlett, Douglas Hynes, James Johnson, Stephen Bartlett. ROW 2: Jerome Mitchell — Director, Dorothy DiBattista, Sharon Berg, James Canning, Ruth Johnson, James O ' Brien, Dennis Berry, Thomas Weddle, James MacDonald, Albert Dineen, Elaine Nelson, Terry Colyer, James Mercer, Warren Spence, David Valeri, Judith Trun, Joseph Plassman. ROW 3: Rosemary Thomas, Robin Evans, Roxanne Carico, Ronald Lundbohn, Thomas Carlson, Charles Turgiss, Georgiana Isbell, Gerald Nadeau, Stephen Scire, Michael McGrath, Richard Stewart, Robert Barrett, Stephen Boy, Paul Pereira, Thomas Konaires, Stanley Hatfield, Kimberley Scire, William Tracia, Kathy Robinson, Estelle Constant, Karen Golan, Lucy Tavernelli, Helen Boy, Janice Bilodea, Janis Carter. 110 Saugus High School was the scene of a Christmas party on December 18 for fifteen children from the Hathorne Regional Center in Dan- vers for the Mentally Disturbed. The party was held in the multi- purpose room, which was decorated for the occasion. Under the Christmas tree were 300 wrapped Christmas gifts. Santa Claus, as- sisted by three clowns, gave out the gifts. Following this were games and refreshments. The party was sponsored by the sociology-psy- chology classes. | I 11 III 114 ROW 1: Richard Dresios, William Mabee, John Pescatore, William Duplisea, Roben Tilley, Vernon Spinosa, Michael Annesee, Daniel Heaney, Thomas Smith, Lloyd Kusch, Richard Orfice, Walter Elsmore, Michael Veader, Frank Gagliardi, John McBride, Gregory Manship, Richard Hansen. ROW 2: John Moore, Robert Homes, Paul Giansiracusa, Stuart Fyfe, Michael Gaudet, Richard Desisto, John Richard — Capt., Richard Conti — Capt., Douglas Waybright, Peter Boucher, Joseph Ventrice, Donald Reiniger, Robert Osgood, Daniel Madden, William Babcock — Capt., Joseph Pegnato, Steven Nelson, William Eichel, Joseph Boyle. ROW 3: John Boyle, Alan Pietrantonio, Herbert Upton, David Mills, Steven Poor, Timothy Martin, Mark Pizzotti, Frederick Quinlan, Michael Spofford, Steven Ward, John McCarthy, James Paris, Walter MacLeod, Michael Dioguardo, Roy Valatis, Philip Barbanti, James Muise, Edmund Phelan, Damian Veader, John Murphy, Anthony Contrada, Harold Walker, Robert Westaway. 120 FOOTBALL The Saugus High football team had a very successful season this year with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. This marked the second time in 19 years that a Saugus football team won 7 games. The team ' s only two losses were to Class A champion Pea- body and Class B champion Swampscott. There were many outstanding players for the Sachems and this was shown by the seven Sachems who were chosen on the Northeastern Conference All Stars. Bob Osgood and Bill Eichd made the first offensive team, while Steve Nelson was chosen for the first defensive team. Honorable mention awards were given to Rich Desisto, Bill Babcock, Rich Conti, and John Richard. 121 123 Beverly Gloucester Stoneham Swampscott Amesbury Marblehead Danvers Newbury port Winthrop Gloucester Swampscott Amesbury Marblehead Danvers Newbury port Winthrop SCORES 32 Saugus 54 Saugus 66 Saugus 58 Saugus 39 Saugus 75 Saugus 68 Saugus 62 Saugus 73 Saugus 43 Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus Saugus 62 73 58 73 72 67 JUNIOR VARSITY James Canning. Peter Miles, William jarzynka, John Gannon. Michael Howard. 125 Saugus featured an explos- ive basketball team this year. Although the team had only an average record (6-10), it came out on several occasions to up- set higher ranking teams. The Sachem hoopsters were one of few teams to topple favored Newburyport and Marblehead on their courts, and the Saugus quintet nearly overturned pow- erful Swampscott twice. The high scoring of Bob Osgood (12.4 ppg) and Bob Bashford (10.9 ppg) and the tenacious defensive play of John Richard, gave the Sachems a thrilling combination which often sur- prised their opponents. 127 ROW 1: William Babcock, Robert Tilley, George Lasquade, Daniel Heaney, Michael O ' Hearn, Henry Merrifield. ROW 2: Ass ' t. Mgr. Vincent Thompson, Karl Lovell, Richard Murphy, Douglas Waybright, Robert Holmes, Paul Bennett, William Peters, Walter MacLeod, Richard Hansen, Daniel Whyte, John Robertson, William Donaghue, Ar- thur Carakatsane, Manager, Paul Furey. HOCKEY 128 The Sachem sextet skated to the Northeast Conference Champion- ship this year. The first line, comprised of George Lasquade, who set the individual assist record for a season, and Dan Heaney and Bob Tilley, established an all-time league record for most assists in a season. Mike O ' Hearn, voted the League ' s best defenseman, along with defense partner Bill Babcock and goalie Bud Merrifield, provided Saugus with the best defense in the Conference. 129 130 1 |Kj a • ■ ROW 1: George Farnham, Lloyd Kusch. ROW 2: David Healey, Brenton Spencer, Michael Valeri, Fred Lasquade, Jerome Desisto, Steven Niles, Dan Buckless, Robert Rocher, John Boyle, A ' an Waldrip, Robert Barret. ROW 3: Michael Veader, Andrew Johnson, Thomas DtFranzo, Ronald Smith, Joseph Ventrice, Steven Nelson, Ronald Seaboyer, John McCarthy, Scott Weatherbee, Timothy Martin, Dana Johnson, James Chernoff, Richard Nadeau, John Hanlon. GYMNASTICS ROW 1: Robert Bashford, James Canning, Robert Barrett, John Gannon. ROW 2: Robert Farren, Paul Emma, Paul Smith, David LeBlanc, Ronald Rosenberg, Frank Clapp, Richard Dollard, Steven Piatt, Charles Kajen. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Gloucester 17 Saugus 42 Marblehead 23 Saugus 38 Danvers 20 Saugus 45 Newburyport 19 Saugus 40 Swampscott 26 Saugus 29 Amesbury 40 Saugus 18 Winthrop 29 Saugus 26 The Sachem harriers experienced a slow start this season, but improved impressively during the last few races. After dropping a heartbreaker to Swampscott, they came back to win their last two races. Co-captains Frank Clapp and Dave LeBlanc, leaders all year long, showed their talent by out-running everyone in their last three meets: and, in the most thrilling race of the year, both shattered the course record at Winthrop. 134 136 The Girls ' field hockey team displayed spirit and determination during their very successful season. With their all out effort and skills, the varsity brought home a winning season of 5 wins, 3 ties and 2 losses. The junior varsity record was 5 wins, 4 ties and 1 loss. KOW 1: Catherine Chapski, Loreen Moses, Ann Harring, Nancy Perkins. Christine Ros- setti, June Cristiano. ROW 2: Jean Gardner, Darlene Barrett, Rose Marston, Meredith Maxwell, Patricia Melchiono, Deborah LeDrew, Susan Bishop. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The girls ' basketball team had a successful season. Display- ing their skill and enthusiasm the Varsity brought home a 6 wins 4 losses record while the Junior Varsity ended with 9 wins and 1 loss. 138 ADVERTISEMENTS Official Photographers for the 1970 Tontoquonian LINCOLN STUDIO Maiden, Mass. 142 Compliments of M. JAMES Barber 218 Lincoln Ave. Lincoln Pace PIZZOTTI BROTHERS INC. Mason Contractors Saugus, Mass. 233-5455 ARTHUR CARAKATSANE MR. PIZZA 314 Cenral St., Saugus, Mass. Pizza and Submarines Telephone 233-0125 BOB ' S SHOE BOX ROBERT C. SIMEONE, Prop. The Family Shoe Store of Quality 312 CENTRAL ST. 233-0770 RINGERS AUTO SCHOOL 324 Central St. Saugus Center 233-2664 Main Office LY 5-8600 New D. E. Course Each Month Save $ $ $ on Insurance Congratulations MAL BISBEE 143 Authorized Dealer R.C.A. 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MISS MARTEVE 327 Main St. Saugus Dresses Sportswear (Factory to You Prices) 527 Lincoln Avenue SAUGUS 156 THE SAUGUS ADVERTISER Your Home Town Paper ANDERSON-LITTLE CLOTHING STORE New England Shopping Center Saugus, Mass. 233-0175 233-9866 RICCO ' S HAIR STYLIST Saugus Plaza Rt. I and 129 Saugus, Mass. TOWN AND TWEED Pleasant St. 318 Union St. Maiden Lynn Best Wishes Class of 1970 RADIO SHACK CORP. N. E. Shopping Center Saugus, Mass. 157 W. T. GRANT COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE 1225 Broadway SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS New England Shopping Center No! You need a requisition O.K. ' d by C. C. Moschella Compliments of: BILL MALIO ' S TEXACO STATION Class of 1970 CHICKEN CLUB Best Wishes From Tom Carico, Steve Angelo and Wally Bruner (Yeah Arlene!) MASS CAMERA CENTER Cameras, Radios, Stereo, Developing 70 Market St. Lynn LY 5-6664 RUSSO ' S CANDY HOUSE The Home of Fine Candy and Ice Cream U.S. Route 1 Saugus, Mass. 159 XT art t o 3j 7 r 0 s J y v 1 - 161 Compliments of: THE FARM STAND 325 Main St., Saugus and FEINSTEIN ' S MEN ' S SHOP 162 163 The editors and staff of the 1970 Tontoquonian wish to thank all those advertisers whose gracious contributions helped to make this book possible. Also, we would like to thank those individual sponsors who contributed to the success of our annual. Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1970 THE USHERETTES Compliments of CLIFTONDALE WOODWORKING COMPANY (Incorporated) Tel. CE 3-0020 Saugus, Massachusetts 165 To the Class of Seventy, It is my sincere wish that your last year at Saugus High is accurately captured herein, and that this book may serve as a reference point in our rapidly changing times. A great deal of work went into producing this book. My sincere thanks to the associate editors: Jane Tewks- bury, Delia Pizzotti, Faye Levine, and Mark Perry, and the other members of the Tontoquonian staff; Eric Bueh- rens for his excellent assistance in photography; Mr. Bill Rowan of L. G. Balfour Company, Mr. Guy Quartarone and Lincoln Studios, and Miss Helen F. Towle, Tonto- quonian advisor. Peace, Paul Buehrens Editor-in-Chief TONTOQUONIAN SUMMER SUPPLEMENT SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL Saugus, Massachusetts CONTENTS INTO THE WOODS GIRLS ' CLUB DANCE CONCERT BAND CHORUS BAND CONCERTS ATHLETIC AWARDS ACADEMIC AWARDS SENIOR BANQUET SENIOR PROM GRADUATION We Regret That These Seniors Were Omitted From the Yearbook. KIM HILLIS CARL DIXON Lovely, sincere Kim ... easy-going Carl ... Not another car, Carl? ... and fun to be with . . . enjoys Saugus future as airline pilot . . . Star Market High School sports . . . looking forward employee . . . Is that right? to enjoying life after high school. 3 4 INTO THE WOODS CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Theseus, Duke of Athens Hippolyts, Queen of the Amazons Egeus. father to Hermia Hermia, in lo e with Lysander Demetrius, in lore with Hermia Lysander, in love with Hermia Helena, in love with Demetrius Peter Quince, who directs Nick Bottom, who plays Pyrarous Francis Flute, who plays Thisby Robin Starvling, who plays the Mo Tom Snout, who plays a Wall Song, who plays a Lion Puck First Fairy heron. King of the Fairies Titan LS. Queen of the Fairies Vocal Soloist Philoslrste Joan Braekstl Joanne Kails Linda Ijndquiat Jan Roaetti COl ' RT LADIES Danisa Benr lathy D ' Am TEF.ES Susan Barns Donna Cn-amer Mrlanie tnikaa Jaan ft an Ion Elalna Uvanis Mary Ann Saceo lwti Srannall Mary Trwkabury I ebra Winwr soldi m William Knianta K  .!h Vr, US ALAN COTECCHIA JOANNE PERHAM PAUL NOLAN JOYCE C1LL1S THOM DOMRROWSKI ERIC BL ' EHRENS DOREEN HOPKINS GLENN DAVIS DANIEL C. SULLIVAN DAVID PUTNAM MICHAEL McLEAN PAUL MAESTRANZ1 JOHN PI.ICIS ROBERT LEATHER ANNE SULLIVAN PU I. MARD1RHM N DEBORA SACCONE JOAN DONOVAN KEN ALOISI Stage Manager Stage Crew Prop M -■ -- Wardrobe Mistress Make up Crew Chief Make-up ««i tant Lighting Cri Assistants 10 PRODUCTION CREW DENA QUTNN JANICE TOMEO. HARDEE POND. JOANNE NOLAN, NANCY CUSTAFSON CARLA MORTON. CONNIE HISSEY JOAN MAR TEL DONN A MERR PAM HOSIIER, JOE PINTO. SUSAN CONLON ARLENE BOUCEOIS ALICE UNDF.RHU.l. CARL . HORTON . ANITA MAHARIS KATHY BOLES. ER .NK STEW RT HOB fO . CH R1 ES KVJEN, PETIR DrPlACIDO PRODI t 1 ION SI H Mr C.lrUmilh MRS SUS NERVIN. MISS LESLIE (,(KII)M N Miss |M| I , HERNIA Master Fleetrieian Production Technical Supervision ( ' «lumr l - i ■ r Assistant Costume Drsignri Costume Crew Chief C ' tslumr s tsianl • Constturtion Crrw Chief C.instrurlion Assistant Rehearsal Pianist MXiNVRI) idl .. MRS. PETER BOUND Miss l HMH |N DM I hV X MISS El. VINE MURPHY DEHR WARNER JOAfWI KEU.Y ARTHI R C ll K s| XNI JOSEPH PINTO i.is nmxm THE IIH ' M CM B Wlsllls |n |m k , . . Robert Owsj BBSS ft ill.sin DrVeau f.n permiMion In pr.-lo.- fain (A roosfi We also uish I., thank Mr Rohcit Franrf, Mi Hnbert (lark. Mr. Joseph Camaia. Ml hrotne Mil. hell, lha HlatM Dtama Sia-irty of St. Petri ' s lfi ( h Srh.iol. Mis Isabel ltesu.he.ne Miss Elaine Mulph. Ml. Regms ih..mas..n an.) Miss ng Kala. .elin.... Ml Carmine M. bells sn.l The Saugus High I •hrirlle 5 10 ATHLETIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY GIRLS SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY LETTERS Bishop, Susan Chapski, Cathy Ford, Kathy Gardner, Jean — Mgr. Harring, Ann O ' Neill, Pat Perkins, Nancy BASKETBALL SWEATER AWARDS Perkins, Nancy Chapski, Cathy Gardner, Jean LETTERS Chapski, Cathy Gardner, Jean — Mgr. Harring, Ann Perkins, Nancy CHEERLEADERS Football and Hockey Sweaters Rossetti, Donna Vatcher, Diane Rich, Karen Sinden, Nancy Basketball Sweaters Whyte, Brenda Wilson, Nancy Grout, Cathy Carlton, Paula FOOTBALL SWEATERS Osgood, Robert Richard, John Pescatore, John Smith, Thomas Kusch, Lloyd Barbanti, Philip Orifice, Richard J.ichel, William Giansiracusa, Paul DeSisto, Richard Tenaglia, Ralph Gagliardi, Frank Conti, Richard Monteforte, Ronald Duplisea, William Manchip, Gregory Annese, Michael Boyle, Joseph Dresios, Richard (Mgr.) LETTERS Babcock, William Tilley, Robert BASKETBALL (boys) SWEATERS Bashford, Robert Rosenberg, Ronald Spencer, William Dollard, Richard (Mgr.) LETTERS Eichel, William Osgood, Robert Pescatore, John Richard, John HOCKEY SWEATERS Lasquade, George Lovell, Karl O ' Hearn, Michael Peters, William Tilley, Robert Carakatsane, Arthur Robertson, John LETTERS Babcock, William CROSS COUNTRY LETTERS Clapp, Frank LeBlanc, David Rosenberg, Ronald Dollard, Richard Calvo, Paul Barrett, Robert Farren, Robert Modica, Anthony Kajen, Charles Clark, Daniel Bashford, Robert GYMNASTICS LETTERS Kusch, Lloyd Farnham, George DeFranzo, Thomas Nadeau, Richard Seaboyer, Ronald II HONOR AWARDS HOME ECONOMICS — Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year— Bernadette LaRocque STERLING SILVER— June Fucaloro BAUSCH LOMB AWARD — Robert Barrett SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY— Donna Rossetti Robert Woods John Emond John Plugis William Trun Barbara Tedder Karen Dyment HONOR CERTIFICATES— High Honor Roll three times: Paul Buehrens Stephen Murphy Cheryl Roman Susan Bishop D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN— Jane Tewksbury AUDIO-VISUAL OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD — Arthur Carakatsane Charles Kajen Maynard Young JOHN HANCOCK AWARD— Donna Russo Karen Weinbrecht JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD— Paul Pereira NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD— Paul Pereira DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AWARD— Charlotte Andrews DECA AWARDS— Joyce Brown — 1st Plan Display Evaluation Gail Ciampa — 2nd Plan Sales Demonstration Marguerite Iannelli — 3rd Chapter of the Year PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL— Steven Angelo STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE— Paul Buehrens HARVARD BOOK AWARD— Douglas Waybright RENSSELAER AWARD FOR MATH AND SCIENCE— Susan Bishop BALFOUR AWARD— Faye Levine Paul Buehrens Ronald Rosenberg PRINCIPAL ' S AWARD— Madeline Serino William Duplisea NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP— Paul Buehrens MAA AWARDS— John Moore Paul Buehrens Ronald Rosenberg r 12 ACADEMIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY 15 GRADUATION EXERCISES Saugus High School Class of 1970 Stackpole Field Saugus, Massachusetts Monday, 4:00 P.M. June 8 f 1970 ' roeram PROCESSIONAL: Pomp and Circumstance- Concert Band El?ar INVOCATION : Reverend Stephen Austill St. John ' s Episcopal Church John A. W. Pearce Memorial Scholarship Saugus Lions Club Saugus High School Alumni Rotary Club The Reverend William E. Culhane Scholarship Veterans of Foreign Wars, DeFronzo Port No. 2346 Saugus Teachers Association Helmer G. Josephson Scholarship SPEAKER: Senator Jceph J. C. DiCarlo MUSICAL SELECTION: Senator First SafTolk District Overture from Funny Girl Styne-Merril! Subject: Generation Gap — Trust Gap Concert Band MUSICAL SELECTION: Selections from Hair Concert Band Rado-Ragni-MacDermot ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS: Dorothy J. Eyre Memorial Schola Hill Robert Joseph Fras ship Woman ' s Club of Bake Student Council Future Teachers of America Club Saugus Parent Teachers Council Cliftondale Woman ' s Club Riverside Club Saugus Council, Knights of Columbus, and Auxiliary Saugus Boosters Club Stephen SimonelH Memorial Scholarship Fund Irving S. Hoffman Memorial Scholarship PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: George J. Duffy Chairman of the School Committee Assisted by Erwin Ames Gallagher Superintendent of Schools BENEDICTION: RECESSIONAL: Reverend Allan C. Campbell Blessed Sacrament Church Concert Band Ployha Audi, standing until afte from the field CLASS MOTTO: They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety Benjamin Franklin CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold SCHOLARSHIPS ZHonor Students nssU Fk Robert No] B.rrett Elizabeth Ann Bear Donn. Ann Bil. .„ Stephen Francia Boy Mark Edward Brander Kathleen Palrica Brennan Paul Erie Buehren. Marilyn Lucy Coraon Arthur John Caraketaane Debra Anne Countaway Thoma. Edward Carico April Bernice Croa. Sharon Lee Cochran Chriatine Loii Davis Jill Renee DeaChene Richard Edward Dollard Nancy Elaine Dow „ Karen Anne Dyment Beverly June Forward Carol Roae Eaton Jean Elizabeth Gardner John Lama, Emond Paul Anthony Gianaiiacuaa Patricia Helei Steven Harry Gove Ceort-e Howatd Hamor. Ill Den,.e Jane Harvey _ _ , . Jul.. Ch.« Hurll Fay. Donn. Lrvin. Ceor,,,.nn. I.bell Karl Frederick Lov.ll Martha Jane K.lley Anita Louiae M.bee J„„ Elizabeth Kn.pi.th Gregory Jc teph Manahip Rita Lynn McKenzie Philip Jo.eph Mohr Stephen Paul Murphy . . _ . j „ Ch.,1,. J.me. N.ao John Edward Pa.calore Barbara Belle N.l.on Carol Anne Peace Mar, Ruaao N.wh.II HSr su D - v,d Sco °- od John Th.odo.e P|u(ia Mar ( ai.t Tereaa Pond _ „ John Carl Robertson Donna Man. Ru , ch . Nancy Lea Smd.n R„„.| w,„ R„„„b,„ Barb.,. Ann Tedd-r Donna Lou,.. Ro..r„, Jane Ellen Tewkabury William Joaeph Trun Kenneth Cha.tea Underbill Linda Suaan Val.n Dianr Clair. V.lch.r K.r.n Ann A .. Robert DoufUl Wood.. Ji RECIPIENTS OF SPECIAL SENIOR AWARDS Parse Roby Oiaptar. D A S.. Good Ct.zen.hip Hotel Aw.,d Jana Ell.n T.wkabury Bauach Lomb Sci.nc. Award — V, ... N.,l Barrett Nxion.1 M.rit Scholar.hip - Final.-. _ Barbara Bell. N.laon Paul Er.c Buahrana Ronald Ow.n , „ L ? B  A — ' • ' Out— nd.n, A.h....m.nt Fay. Donn. L nn. p.„| E „. Buahran. R„„.| d Qw.„ R„„ n b. SCOTT TAYLOR FYFE M.M .I PATRICIA ANNE BROWN DOROTHY EYRE MEMOR1AI. SCHOLARSHIP Georgianna Isbell STUDENT COUNCIL John Plugis WOMAN ' S CLUB OF BAKER HILL Carla Horton FUTURE TEACHERS Oh AMERICA Jane Van Danich Theresa Sheehan CLIFTONDALE WOMAN ' S CLUB Kathleen Brennan SENATOR JOSEPH J. C. DICARLO John Emond SAUGUS PARENT TEACHERS COUNCIL Janel McLoughlin Theresa Sheehan Janice Thurston CIRCLE LEAGUE OF BOSTON Beverly Forward RIVERSIDE CLUB Diane Vatcher SAUGUS COUNCIL. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AND AUXILIARY Murdcna Quinn BAND PARENTS Stephen Boy 23 IRVING S. HOFFMAN MEMORIAL Cheryl Roman SAl T GUS BOOSTERS CLUB Paul Giansiracusa Rita McKenzie STEPHEN SIMONELLI MEMORIAL Jane Tewksbury REVEREND WILLIAM E. CULHANE William Duplisea Carol Pesce JOHN A. W. PEARCE MEMORIAL Arthur Carakatsane ROTARY CLUB Kenneth Aloisi SAUGUS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI Beverly Forward Barbara Nelson SAUGUS LIONS CLUB Stephen Boy V.F.W.. DEFRONZO POST NO. 2346 Jean Duncan Denise Harvey Arthur Carakatsane SAUGUS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Elizabeth Bean HELMER G JOSEPHSON Stephen Murphy THE FOLLOWING COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS WILL BE ATTENDED BY THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1970: ♦ AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE William Eichel AQUINAS JUNIOR COLLEGE Kathleen O ' Brien BARNARD COLLEGE Faye Levine BOSTON COLLEGE Charles Donoghue Nadine Zannino BOSTON STATE COLLEGE Robert Tilley BOSTON UNIVERSITY William Babcock Elizabeth Bean Murdena Quinn Donna Rossetti Thomas Weddle BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY John Plugis BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE David Dahl Michael McLean Carol Pesce BRYANT AND STRATTON Mary Newhall BURDETT COLLEGE Randy MacDougall CARDINAL CUSHING ACADEMY Michael O ' Hearn CLARK UNIVERSITY John Emond COMPUTER ENVIRONMENTS INSTITUTE Karen Dyment COMPUTER SCHOOL Christine Davis ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SCHOOL Charles Hudson ESSEX AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL Stephen Cronin Linda Creamer Marguerite Ianelli ESSEX AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN Jeanne Bennett FISHER JUNIOR COLLEGE Candy Appleby FORSTHE DENTAL SCHOOL Debra Countaway FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE Julia Hurll Rita McKenzie FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Gary Forsythe Peter Gatti Paul Locore GORDON COLLEGE Marilyn Corson GRAHM JUNIOR COLLEGE John Antonopoulos GREENFIELD COMMUNITY COLLEGE Frank Gagliardi HARVARD COLLEGE Paul Buehrens John Robertson HUSSON COLLEGE Robert Lavoie JACKSON COLLEGE Margaret Pond LYNN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Jean Duncan LOWELL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Frank Clapp Richard DeFranzo Richard Dresios Stephen Forbes Paul Gianciracusa Kenneth Gir.ird George Hamor Donald Holmes Larl Lovell Philip Mohr Leslie Newell John Stanton MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Elizabeth Lane William Rosso Joseph Wadleigh MASSACHUSETTS TRADE SCHOOL Philip Peterson Gary Stickney MELROSE-WAKEFIELD HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Diane Perrett Diane Stentiford MERRIMACK COLLEGE Charles Naso MOUNT SAINT MARY COLLEGE Karen Struzziero NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF ART Glenn Davis NORTH ADAMS STATE COLLEGE Karen DeSteuben NORTHAMPTON William Ashley NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Marie Brackett Kevin Bridges Ellen Condon Donald Fuccillo Steven Gove Catherine Grout Barbara Nelson John Pescatore Ronald Surabian William Trun David Vient Robert Woods NORTHEAST REGIONAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Sharon Cochrane Nancy Duncan Steven Mazurek Leigh Westlake Lynda Whalen Leslie Whetzel Jessie Wood NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Brian Appolloni Frank Brown Joanne Colantuoni Kathleen Collette Marilyn Cuscuna Paula Di Giulio Michael DiOrio Michael Donegan John Donovan Deborah Douglass Carol Eaton Richard Faraci Frank Gagan Bonnie Giordano Kathleen McKay Donna McLaughlin Janet McLoughlin William Moore John Newman Diane Nicosia Margaret Picariello John Pimentel Karen Rich Madeline Serino 24 Lisa Shay William Sim Sharon Smith Patricia Swanson Lyn Sweezey Ralph Tenaglia John Tozza Wayne Trudeau Sandra Uglietta Patrick Ventrice RADCLIFFE COLLEGE Jane Tewksbury ST. ANSELM S Martin Mascianica SALEM HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Diana Bognanno Barbara Nastari SALEM STATE James Amato Kathleen Brennan Rosemarie DiGiacomo Richard Dollard Nancy Dow Kathleen Ford Carol Forte Denise Harvey Karen McKenna Judith Menna Mary Meuse Kathryn Mullen Pi Chery Roman 2 Theresa Sheehan go Linda Valeri H SIMMONS COLLEGE £ Donna Billingsley C Patricia Flanagan SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY Alan Amero 2 Kevin Wormstead 2 TUFTS UNIVERSITY ™ Mark Brander m Stephen Murphy Ronald Rosenberg C 1 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE tn James MacDougall h UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Z Kenneth Aloisi Steven Angelo Evelyn Aborn Arthur Bamford Robert Bashford Esther Betts Dominic Colanton Alan Cotecchia George Farnham Derilse Monkewicz Gregory Manship David Osgood Nicholas Otis Mark Perry Jeffrey Pisciotta Delia Pizzotti David Putnam Richard Roberts Nancy Sinden Diane Vatcher UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Robert Osgood John Richard Richard Conti UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Stephen Boy WENTWORTH INSTITUTE Richard Nadeau Steven Walker WINDHAM COLLEGE Christopher Dupuis Daniel Hohmann