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Wayland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wayland, MA)

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B 'S- 'l , it Ag. ' I A . ' -1- i Q '1- Q I ai, 'F i I To behold a whole new day aborning To ,heed the call of dawn's creation To peer inward and see soul To gaze outward and see hope To feel new meaning in the life you know To wonder at the life you are about to know To quest for who you are and what you are to be To find purpose in being To sense challenge in becoming To imagine yourself a star in the heavens I To approach the unknown and ask why To confront the unknowable and ask why not To see adventure in flights transitory To see eternity in truths immutable ' To reach To touch To know To reioice at the rise of the sun To seek light where there is dark To seek peace where there is strife To embrace clear values To valmie dear embraces To seize the present To chart the future To find summer in winter, sun in rain To accept your place in today To assert your place in tomorrow To love to live To live to love To laugh To cry To be 'J - To become 1 QQEE ' PUB!! 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V ' ' u'-f H -' ' , YJ? , 1 FA 'M jg- . 5- I ,.' .' - .- 'f xv ' x V ' . t 'VI ,Grig- .-gx-rl' JV' ' '15, x :Y - Wy M-- ' wlliiyf, Q win Q ,X In our sophomore year, John Mellody took over as advisor to the class of 1971. Since then, he has proved to be not only an integral part in the development of our class, but a good friend as well. We didn't mind it when he wore that gray sweater every day lwith the hole in the shoulderj, or when he insisted on doing pull-ups on the door of the Language office, or when he always greeted us with Okay, who's the wise guy . . . Although Mr. Mellody had many other duties, he was al- ways ready to help our class with its many proiects. He was always present at dances, at meetings, at concession - working with us to benefit our struggling class. We sincerely appreciate the many things he has done for us, and we all thank him for sticking with us and helping so much. Pax tecum, Mr. Mellody. HAROLD E. ABBOTT 50 Campbell Road 1 f1X 0,,.- tx . 'ye5s 1 WILLIAM S. ALLEN 203 Glezen Lane Smile, you're on Wayland Camera . . Goodbye - Jane, Janee, Deb- bie, Phil, Joe, Smiley, Steve, Paul. Hey, PHILIP B. ALLEN 203 Glezen Lane Philbie - Sorry dear, l can't come . . . Ich Lieber Dich , . . clover Youn Don't touch the drums . . . g Life tonightl , . . Gungadin , . , National Shirt Shops . . . C,A.P. Aux. U,S,A.F .,.. Daddy, the family. ..CI- , fe' L I .F MC -s Q ff - I P . 3 XX wif' xl ,I '51 . . 'I R1 , ig jf jj- XI gf.'I1': 5'S X Ik lAf'4'7 lflfs, ,, ,X , A ,. ,, f- I we-B E .I K-ffl Hogie Laurie Scotty things PHILIP R. ALTMAN 51 Barney Hill Road . . . Chiefy . , . Liz . , . . . . Rubin . . .IPete . . . ...Jel'I..,Dana.,.All must pass. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Peggie Pease, Treasurer, Jim Bombicino, Vice-President, Lynne Olson, Secretary, Bill Mclnturfl, President. ROBERT S. AMERO 79 Stonebridge Road JOHN C. AMES 49 Pequot Road Couch . . , Toe' '...' 'Mercatoru ...-ffI0...Mr.Buck...PlCly me or trade me.. . . Christmas , . . Get lost . . . top of the key . . . Texas Wishbone . . . socks lorange, green, blue, red, yellowl . . . Live for something peacefully. Where's the party tonite? . . . Who, me? I wasn't smoking . . . Getting bounced . . . weekends at the Cape . . . Chevy's . . . out of town girls . . . Schlitz draft . . . Colt 45 . . , zip . . . pet peeves: Hey Rat . . . Hondas . . . Spider . . . college , . , V.W.'s. f-- Beth Stevenson LYNDA J. BABCOCK 7 Glover Road Neall . . . The Great Escape . . Right?I? . . . one of three L's . . Art Center Girls Room, it's OK . . . The Little Woman . . . L.L.L.J.P.N. D.D.S.S.M.E. . . . the little bug . . . me and my gym shorts . . 4th period-S.S .... pet peeves: ieal- ousy . . . onions . . . slow drivers. 2 45151, 9 - ' , fc 1' i 2, ' A if 'L' i l , if if ' J: i x , .3 me Y , -,', -if LISA B. BACKMAN 7 East Road 'We will never show people who we are until we know who we ore. we will never go anywhere until we know where we are. Malcolm X 3 ' , Leia s if fl? r'-it V hu..-1 .sf . X X 9, nk . ...N ,Q NN ., , Nsg ' 'I-1 K. 1 .?l f .sfq'Ji L Aa' if Q Q ' if .Arif '-.Ji X 1 fi f GAYLE M. BAGLEY 222 Commonwealth Road Liberty's , . , R.C ..,. 87Q . . . BRUCE E. BAKER l8 Pemberton Road What's wrong with curly hair? . . . steven n. Anosnsou Dems: J. Amuouv No' eine no' ' ' ' We You 1' ' ' You devil' Yo' ' ' ' MYF b sl'e'b l' 27 Pleasant Street I4 Brook Trail Road May everyone find their place in time, for he who finds this happiness is like a tree planted near running water, that yields its fruit in due season, and whose leaves never fade. lst Book of Psalms 1:3 :rw ,Q A-B-C . . . What's a potato bunny? . . fprolificl? , . . This is pretty sad 2Q for water? , . . dividon . . . swimming? . . . It isn't easy to forget. and softball . . . UMass . . . Mr. Buck . . . Eddie Haskell . . . 11514. ll? MARGO T. BAYTEN 4 Sherman Bridge Road DONALD 5. BELL, JR. 35 White Road Lhile . . Mno . . . Latin-lovers? But l wcsn't the only one . . . , . 'short hair forever 4 . , Wine Now I can't even remember the Skiing . . Rockport . . A Gad things that used to bother me . . . Zeuks . . . dumb knees! . . . pet this annoys me. . . . Out, Out, peeves: The Devil . . . Margaret. brief candle. Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. KARL E. BERYELSEN DONNA L. BITTEI. 67 Cl0YPll Hill Rodd l53 Loker Street As we are now living in an eter- nity, the time to be happy is today. Grenville Kleiser ,on-Q J, cg g W A ?Y . iv, X 0. , 4-.av .1 0 I 'lb-di' .f 'X s 9 l il . A i in I f' A ,N I iv i X Q I 1 .,i 'MV X, . Ji 'c DEBORAH I.. BLADES 52 Plain Road I - X i :- 1 -g v 'K Q 1 F.- s 'P K 4 x 5 N4 t s shi-o?Q, if fi Debbie Schiff and Jane Elliott take it easy on the patio. 20 MGX I I 1 Mighty midget . . . cutting remark . , . psychology . . . blue cookies . . . Gladys . . . famous player of chords . . . pet peeve: Doc S. -.....wV ,,A--e.'- Senioritis sets in. JAMES T. BOMBICINO 49 Orchard lane They say that a leader is best when people barely know that he exists, so let me make one thing perfectly clear-l am the Vice President. fi .,. l c. A ,X ' n L nv- gf' mlb ononn M. sowens coaN:uA A. snsumns SCOTT M. BRINDLEY J- WSW BPUCY 3 Pollock Road 129 School Street 90 West Plain Street 79 MW ROC' Skiing . . . TEWGBW . , , 53482 lf you can't dance at least give a MW' 'X li ' l ' lm' l . . . Chemistry . . . my laugh . . . happy hop. . . .Riding l ' 'B rlmw Hlells go make ongelsl, ' ' ' Lulu li-xtvr flu l'ivr1n.- . . . field hockey and lacrosse . . . 0, ,imw ,M qui, M, i home economics . . . Michigan State puul wi,0,,, l i ,, University . . . You're going to be f,U,,,,,,a,si,,, fn t a gym teacherI . . . Raw oysterslll qUm,,., fum, xml, , . . . End. - multi! I, f wich A MICHAEL T. BYRNE 246 Concord Road Phoon class , . . Authority, what's the date? . . , Stud , . . O.T.H, , , . The cowardly lion . . . is Enrico here yet? . . . Black Death , . . pet peeve: The Troll, 736i 1-A Ni: ' -a---i .- ,f f-1 10 DONNA M. CALLAHAN 66 Riverview Circle LOUISE A. CAIN 26 Alpine Road Be careful which dreams you clutch . . . dreams come true. Lou-Anne . . . Happy Birthday? . . . Friendly's cheeseburgers . . . Cushing at 70 . . . parties? . . . Honestly, what feet . . . learning to crochet , . . Chink . . . Pinkington Academy . . Who, me? CYNTHIA M. CARPENTER LESLIE H, CARR I Rolling Lane I2 Rice Spring Lane Why can't I go home? . . . I can't help it if l'm dumbl . . . U. of Maine, Barter's Island . . . Yes, I really live there . . . Maine skiing . . . Let's have a party. X , 'IS .-,Ho-,1 ll- yi , 4-few Qi THOMAS P. CANONI 246 Stonebridge Road Calif, Sisyef , 1 l Roy 4 V I Sudbury Who's Happening tonight? . , . Fat liouann Loimo , . Sears . . Nantucket Island on if - A - Wl10'5 that Qlfl? - - V , , L,L,L,J,P,N,D,D,S Q , , An Cent... C,W.H.S.S.D,T .... Em Mem . t . Girls Room A A V Hips OAK. I I VWs muchfhuh . . . What. What. fifth period gym class , . . I cant WING?- hack school . . . Wanna drag? . let's go get some coffee. 22 DOUGLAS R. CARSON BARBARA J. CATALDO I0 Hayward Road 29 Forty Acres Drive Carsona McDougall . . . Geometry is easy with G.Z .... Stickum . . . Rotundissimus . , . Innsbruck 70 ...Gull...Whataduck... R-ll . . , Poopsie Olson . . . Jody, did you do the French? . . . Barbra Streisand. -hw , m PETER F. CLAMPITT KATHLEEN A. CHADBOURNE 21 Edgewood Road 46 Sears Road For where does one run to when he's already in the promised land? Now is steel 'twixt rib and bladder poised! land . . . '62 Ford Ranch Wa-gon . . . E.D .... Orson Welles Theater . . . Weisels ripped my flesh. Truclcin' . . . International . . Grateful Dead . , . Red Coach . . . Ye Hong's . . . skiing , , . Switzer- was fi .. iv AJW' 4 WH, --,,..11v Buddy Maclellan says, AMF to Wayland High School. l' JUDITH f. CLAY DOUGLAS N. CLOSE 5 Wheelock Road B5 Highland Circ.- The Prom Queen, her Court, and their dates. 'Q X. 5 SALLY H. CRAMER 85 Oxbow Road P.J.B .... Frankfort . . . ybth . . . let's not go to school today . . . Wap . . . Fourth of July . . . YUSO . . . Meesch . . . Is he Iookin'? . . . - April Fool's . . . Ya wanna . . Hey, D'AngeIs Bats Bats Bats . . . Jan. 21-Paul. s 4 -., 8 J . , . , i '1 X V4-A Q ' '11 , fl' 6 fill 5551 ' , Q' ' l 4. fly Q .U 4 vw 1 '-Q 3 I 4 5 lt 1 . Q 1 A I . 1 t K A 1 ' ,1 i N . f ' . , 'C 4 ff' - . A -,J 'fr l . K .. 'Pd I ilrl ,h f.,- 8 f 4, - .f'i'i'--rni Val! ! JEFFREY c. commus JOHN CONWAY MARIA E. coss DIANNE E- COW! 38 High Rock Road 85 West Plain Street I4 Springhill Road 132 0XbOW Rodd The Woodridge gang . . . lt's barn, Like a drunk in a midnight choir, I cade time , . . the shack , have tried, in my way, to be free. Florida , . . Boone's Farm . Canucihe's . , . Okemo Mt . WBCN. 24 BARBARA E. CROFTS 24 Maguire Road When you first see your smile on someone else's face, you've iust clus- covered gold. DEBORAH M. T. CRONIN ld Caulfield Road Souls are fires whose ashes are the bodies. . . . Brad, get your prices right . . . Sharon, we're almost dry . . . Marquis . . . Chip, where's my fella? DEIRDRE E. CRONIN DAVID J, CROWLEY 216 Main Street 6 Wayland rlris Qscm A match set ln the vcom the Nome-N Conte cm: j: To applewood fires Talking of Michelangelo lts heart in fragrant smoke To the tune ofa merry lament T' all-t 'SIT '-5 DEBORAH A. CROCKER ll Springhill Road Cronk . . . Jeffrey George . . . Wal- tham boys . . . B.R. Brewster . . . See my new dressl . . . ls she your sister? . . . Bones . . . Noodles I'm hungryl . . . Ogonquit . . . apri- cot sours . . . Chubsley . . . The Loser . . . Harry's . . . I'm sick today, Mal . . . Marcus Welby, M.D .... little Angel. Dinner at the Maridor. -4. asf--r L Qc! ef -ef s u .YH O wr' ,Y I -a f VJ .l 'N ,ia HERBERT E. CUTLER 149 Pelham Island Road U5 1 .,, Q 'ad 1. ff! in A - I f iz I .:A ,Ella , v - ' 'A NLR r V' ' 'js I , 4' - , - 91.33 ' ' ' an 'f' Vu: rf, 1 ,L ,N ff'H,?t4 ,H U ,V If 4. My !,4.Nfw., I ,-. .J Y ...-,.-, ,T.A,,,g 94 ,-4 , I' .XJ RICHARD B. DANA EDWARD T. DAMON 23 Dean Road I A 46 ,f 'ty 'C'? Mi e , Rx ,snr DOUGLAS H. DEANE 15-', ii 102 Woodridge Road 26 Pemberton Road To Herb with regards from Roy . . To Roy with regards from Herb . . It's only a little dent, Rick . . . Sugar Daddy 41 . . . about that dive, Andy . . . True-hearts Steve and Jim. 1 f icy? sf 'I YT' K ' , I 1 , I KAREN C. DeANGEI.lS STEPHEN DEFINA 31 Peck Avenue 14 Oxbow Road A pool of frozen love inside a Kim . . . Frankfort . . . Cramer's melted heart -Jimi. Rick . . . Hey house . . . '55 Chevy . . . sideburns Crama . . . l.et's leave , . . . . . Ashburnham . . . Italians domi- Eileen . . . Friday nights . . . Den- nate . . . G.C.L .... Rockport . . . nisport . . . Peck . . . Stetson . . . Schlitz . . . Iet's go to study . . . Ames , , , Indians , , , 29111, , who's a bum? . , .John and Laurie Mount Ida . . . PB . . . BL . .. ..,York Beach . . . I don't know CK . . . JC . . . FiIene's . . . Goldy. I'm absent. 26 1 MICHAEL G. DiSAVlNO 15 Kelsey Road DiS . . . Amsterdam or bust . , , M,O.D.S .... second period equals coftee break , . . Wayland A.C. . . . '67 tank . . . Sherlock flicks . . . swerving in the snow . . . Long beach . . . pet peeves: losing weight . . . haircuts . . . Lowell. JEANNE T. DONAHUE 60 Dean Road Hey Jandl . . . toots . . cheering . . you guys, do it rightl A Halibut Point , . . A CA. camp Clima Club . . , Bombi's Place Weston Dummy. his 6 1: ik A. MICHAEL DQSTEFANO JANE K. DIETRICH 122 Woodridge Road 10 Sears Road Jon . . . Chevelles . . . Hockey . . . Billerica . . . Calamity . . . UMass. . . . Skiing . . . Jordan Marsh . . . Loren ond Michele . . . what a mouth . . . horses . . . riding . . . Crutches . . . Leon . . . Annisquam and those all nighters . . . McDon- ald's . . . Elmwood's every morning. Aft is K'--an Nw fbi 5 Q if fra, Q 3' X A '11'fw'f- PAUI. V. DUDENEY 5 Forty Acres Drive The Dude . . . Where's the beer parties this weekend . . . people who live in glass houses shouldn't be nudists . . . The Devil made me do it. Q1 F . i 5 w,Ax DOLORES F. DUNCAN 20 King Street Art . , , L.L.L.J.P.N,D.D.S. . . . third period at Elmwood , . Soph. Art Class . . , sometimes present for lst period . . . Bus. Law . , . 2nd period English . . , Porky and Scotty soph, year . . . 'Chunky Beaver' '.,. Don's party 69 lIl . . . 3rd period gym . , . 8:15-did you check in the oHice??? V JOAN R. DUNCAN JANE ELLIOTT THOMAS L. ENGBERG HOWARD J. ERLICHMAN 20 King Street 9 Linn Lane 80 Concord Road 22 Wayland Hills Road Philip . . . l'm sorry . . . Liber1y's Il faut cultiver notre iardin- Give it the nod . . . Whoops . . . , , 4 March 29 , l - Tho,-,ll God for Voltgire Mr. Buck . . . Senator . . . No cross bqckcches - , y so A . A no, again of gold . . . LZ. Sportshow . . . , , . Don't look now but here comes Damn the l0'Ped095 - Fvll Speed your friend , 1 I ls fl-,oy you, little ahead . . . Oh nol . . . too little not buddy . , . you're crazy. 75 vl' 'Q-wg, A-5 'UN 'I 7 J U' I f ,js E Vi'f l I P5 too Iatel . . . And it certainly was Don, thanks alot Cooney . . , T.M .... And that was all she wrotel 4 .l, E. 4 i I I .-,3 v A. fm A .. I' up-' .v -Q1 1 V Q funk. , '-. , W. O 'Q N,l-. v lin ii.. .il Randy Sellier does his thing. ANDREW B. ESTRINE 47 Aqueduct Road Horseneck . . . What wrong turn . . . Do the laugh . . . magic tricks on the band bus . . . Catskill and Setauket . . . Aunt Kathy . . . Estreen . . . Queenie's Mobil . . . helloo . . . The Senator . . . Carpe Diem. I i l l l l lr l I. ll V il DANIEL E. EVERITT rl 28 Highland Circle li A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. Anonymous The amphitheatre gets a clean-up in our Junior year. h I'v I--1 K . Y. D ,i I 'GV l5334 l our l l r l I 7' 4- -qv K.. .V 41. P: MARTHA 5. FAIGEN 19 Highgate Road Do l dare Disturb the universe? in a minute there is time For decisions and revisions which minute will reverse. T.S. Eliot O - J-114. ll aff -Q :QT - ' 4:77 JANE E. FARRELL MARCIA E. FARRINGTON MAUREEN YAULKNER 20 Black Oak Road 7 Dean Road I5 Morrrll Drrvr- Proverbs 3:5,6 , , . P.F .... you L. Girl . , I'm sorry . You look Rr.-d Good Hffjvrr-l bad souls jerk . . . Mary . . . Soccer at 2:00 like your lather , . A.U, , . 15 The owl lrvcs tnnrglrl br-rrrq rr-rl . . . Purity . , . B.B.l.D. , . mile iaunts . . . guess what hop- liblc rushes Yr-llow burr Fred. pened to the car . , , restful M5 Thr- Grfascr 7 :lo-N conventions . , one ol those J.M 4 to go. girls . . out to lunch 32. W l if 4 ELLIOTT 5. FRANCIS 17 Wales Street Brothers and Sisters, we shall have our freedom, We shall have it or the earth will be leveled by our attempts to gain it. Free your mind and the rest will follow. Pax. L.D.S. ARTHUR D. FERREIRA 3 Melody Lane Wrestling . . . l'm starved . . . '69 MG . . . Soccer frontline . . . Trisha . , Phys. Ed .... Westport week- end blackout . , Johnson's baby oil . . pet peeves: JV Baseball , . . pulling weight. f , , di- 5 ,V I t 1 2 i . 1, a. T r Ve 'Ui fix 'F' . rf' I R -1 arf A 1 iv- ' ' 4 p 'Q--Q 7 , K I 9 it MARK FISCHER 85 Highland Circle 50 RICHARD J. FINEGAN 8 White Pine Knoll Road Norman Greenbaum was here, Aug. 42V2, l984 . . , Little Green Bag ...Tl'iisistrue...CKlW...RM . , The Boston Bruins . . . Rare Earth - Personally, I like mine well done. intl pus- SHARON A. FLYNN 23 Beaumont View W. Orange, New Jersey I learned to be daring from the indolence ot my people. . . . Debs, get the story straightg Nance, get the days right. . , . We're almost dry . , , The sun's always brighter when you're on the other side. I I Merrill Rubin explains his answer to Mr. Shelton in Math Analysis. HARLEY A. FREEDMAN 15 Hobbs Road 1 Ahhhhh Norton . . . New York City . . . epod . . . Newports . . . BCN . . . Porche . . . Snortin' Norton . . . i And Moses burned across the i desert in hi Triumph. ROBERT S. FREEMAN 2 Clubhouse Lane Hockey . . . shut out . . . Mr. Red- light . . . W.P.I. or R.P.l. . . . Anyone can lose-only a team can win. . , . I hate college applica- tions . . . This team is bush . . . are any of your relatives alumni here? l i l i i i i .f-ra ff l i i l l Eddie Murphy and Pam Newman. ONDA DANA H. FULlER 21 Old Tavern Road Port Clyde . . . Walt . , . Monhegan Island . . . Laura B ,... Chiefie . . . TR4 . . . D.F.B .... Doc . . . Meat Wagon . . . Skiing . . . Hogan, you VI? . . . cold storage . . . do- ing nothing . . . Rte. 131. 4 ' A ' 1' K L ., if , AA t . V jf!! , s. X 9, ' ii QQ-' G i' Qui ' l D. L.. ,fx x . l xygy 63.1-ff - , f A Q..-sv JAY L. GAINSBORO 31 Alden Road Thankyou, Mr. Shelton, Mr. Avedian, Mrs Zalosh, Mrs. Reade, Mrs. Baker, Mrs Peters, Mr. Lulris, Mr. Greenawalt Mr. Bolster, Mr, Mahoney, Mr. Gor: don, Mr. Stather, Mr, Rizzo, and Focal: For putting up with me. P.S.: My sincerest wishes to the re- maining W,H.S. 4 1 Sf 45 'Gif' DAVID B. GILLESPIE 20 Forty Acres Drive VD SIDNEY F. GILMAN 7 Old Sudbury Road Two blue bugs . . . Newton , , li ca man does not keep pow with Brookline . . . Wayland . . . top ot his companions, pi-thorns it is hw thc world . . . ski freak . . , w.i,d.'s cause ho hvovs a ditli-ri-nt rlwmnwi , . let's go lor 0 smoke. Lot him str-p to thi- irmsiq which iw heois, liowr-vi-i YNl'USUll'!I ri in away Their. Rl David Harris 5 4 ...ff X . X N ' 1 , , ' Q. A f ' ' ' Q 'L . if 1' . 4- A 4 . 6- Iv' - -Q17 -fu? ,arf A ... JILL GILMOUR RICHARD C. GLADU 23 Country Corners Road 27 Winter Street l dont wont to hcar about ntl' Tell me, Arnie . , J,J,J,J ond L , BB ID. Forever Y RuSs0ll's muscles Hoy Kid' . Poor blue cor , Tc-en comp . P.F. , , Romans 828. 32 JOHN A. HAMILTON B Castle Road If A 4 L: , 4' 'UN b ' A 1 ff, ., J! . 'C fr- X J.,-. B. . Q.-V V4.4 7 fx! K N-ff' f' LOUIS M. HALON 37 Aqueduct Road NEAL F. GROTON I7 Pleasant Street '65 Corvair . . . Lynda . . . Groty ol VW . . . upper right hand . . . G 8- P Machine . . . 4th period corner . . . rolling ball . . . Beppo S.S ..., Wayland High Country and Geto Mongol . . . one assist . . . Club . , . pet peeves: jealousy . . . terrors of the DCL? . . . hockey . . . work . . . house work. 391 . . . chemistry . . . blazing wrist shot . . . five shutouts . . . shot, GOAL . . . Phil Esposito . . . Sunday Volleyball. MARK E. HARMON 81 West Plain Street Let us pray, pray in your own wuy . . . Red Dress . . . dead counts lughll . . . only two pounds overl . , . Lisa . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . Apathy Club . . . Zzzzzz . . , There must be some kind of way out of here . . . gwff I 'fits-f' ?1!' 'KV CTD- WILLIAM J. HAMMOND Training Field Road The last time I saw death, a part of Mundo was asking why, so Mr. Eauwa can predict that getting o5 scag can eventually take you ofT a Kasse. DAVID W. HART 164 Concord Recd Whot's the world coming to7 Pen. . soup? . , . Not you again Drumlin Form . , , I'm going skating . . Oh no! not a 'l42O . . . Fudge , . not another chicken iolre It . , I A dx-e ,.Q, , , I N' M llama 'Sf 'N F 3 tw. , .W CYNTHIA I.. HATTON 'll Grace Road Halt the beauties of the world are no longer seen. What will we be when left to nothing but our own devices., N Y-v l X X 1 f' l .1 Q' ? I BRETT S. HEAVEY 42 Lakeview Road WHY? 54 CYNTHIA HEALD 16 Graybirch lane The Hill . . . soft fluffy kittens . . . long walks in the new fallen snow . . . Wednesday morning breakfast . . . P.F. , . . Storrow House . . . Brookwoods . . . The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has never put it out. JO1'th 1:5 I,-fyffull. 1 .1 an .Q .2 .5 K, qyiff '- . ,, 1 f , 1-H .. 4 .1 I.. ,Q fs-. ,L ,t I Y' -Q-.7 ! JAMES A. HEEREN 197 Glezen Lane I thank Mr. Levy, Mr. Doren, Coach Bene- detti, Mr. Shelton, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Bibeau, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hennessey, Mrs. Zalosh, Mr. Mellody, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Gillis, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Lampert, and Coach McMullen very much, for hav- ing taught me very much. They're saving Mole for the big one. Z -FQ' is ROGER L. HIRING 8 Campbell Road l think that we should be men tirst and subtects afterward. It is not de- sirable ta cultivate a respect for law, so much as for the right. '30 i i. 55' Q5-5 .IAYNE L. HITCHCOCK 11 Waltham Road PF:BWHM . . . Fire and Rain . . . moustaches . . . goin' Down East . . . l am an Apteryx, a wingless bird with hairy feathers . . . A+L:P . . . Blah . . . red, white and blue . . . who stole the plug? . . . The Blob Technique . . . if. W Parry Moorhead catches up on some work during a study. ROBERT C. .IANDL 104 Plain Road This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. T.S. Eliot Hey, woman! . . . Halibut Point , . . the ieep? , . , lt's running . . . Bombi's place . . . Thanksgiving Party? 'gi ,Nu rwwysu ,Q , 'K 2,4 , so-l 4i IUS NONA L. JONES VICKI S. .IENKS 29 Training Field Road Brownsville, Vermont , Skiing Switzerland , . . taking :pictures a 3:00 in the morning Oh, NW, , . Diamond, George, and Thorne . sweaters and bell-botron , art, music, rock polishing ll great years ot skiing! 49 1 'U'- Q -...fn ,X I yn 4 4 r .' -a JOSEPH F. JUDGE :Rvw- momns c. HOGAN CATHERINE w. HonvArH 43 High Rock Road 242 Concord Road So much of yourself you let no one see, when you're beside me I wonder how much of me is really me R M 90 Sears Road Bags . . , Room T06 . , , cheering . . . K.G.'S MG . . . The Munchie Song . . . Get right atter it . , . Rockport , . . Clima Club . . . Thanksgiving? Just a few kids, Mom . . . Hey, Barb, wanna drive by the gas station? 28 Sycamore Road Gunky? , little Buddy . , . keep on trucking . , What happened to the Senior Study . . Doc, who did what? Whats new with 5th period English , What? . pet peeves' Pepsi machine hrst pe- riod gym X PHILIP L. JULIANO l Springhill Road l ea! like a vulture. Unfartunatel the resemblance doesnt end therel Groucho Marx JONATHAN S. KARDEU. 72 Concord Road 'Exploration really is the essence of the human spirit, and to pause, to falter, to turn our backs on the quest for knowledge, is to perish. Astronaut Frank Borman 5- l lg - if I X . W N Q 'fr f . I-xii? A' fs., K' xt , 6 4'- ,ii JANE E. KEARY 17 High Rock Road For every star that falls to earth, a new one glows For every dream that lades away a new one growsf' Dummy John's lanee Gunkyl . Games People Play J.P.C. - Framin'am State and the Sprite! . . candy girl . . Frenchie , . Hey little One, where's my Biology notebook??l . , . But l don't know what to singl - 'fflsjf-Ili? ff-, kg. v K sfsgirw BONNIE H. KEITH l5 Pemberton Road If o man cloes not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer. let him step ta the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau DAWN K. KEITH GARY R. KIDD 35 Alpine Road 62 Sedgemeodow Road Ty ,.,' 'Smilez life is to be en- Triumph Bonneville . .-. Dimestore l0YeCl- . . . Action Football Games . . . wrestling . . . telephone pole . . . the Gurnett . . . up at the lake . . . water skiing . . . the Barn . , . playing guitar . . . the tall and silent type. 4 Q 4 .3-L, V315 Ali' ELLEN M. KILDUFF MINDY S. KLEIN 17 Shawmut Avenue Ext. 22 Brooks Road Pusstace . . . Underdog . , . Sue, Guess what? . . . so . . . shut up D.A.l . . . cheering . . . Pepsi and . . . never a dull moment with M.M. potato chips . . . Jody-4S'ers tor- . . Hi, J.B ..., verify , . . N.M. ever? . . . A.C.A .... But I am . . embarassment . . . bad when smilingl . . . Hide it in the suitcase . . always laughing . . . '64 Ford ... Hey Barb, can l have a ride? . , . Val. '70 . . . toad . . , L.Y, . We're out of here! . . . Star Market . . . Loew's . . . 52232 . . . Jordan's. fs t- F x Gail Young hands over another hot dog at the Senior concession. DONNA M KNOUS CAROL .I KNOX 9 Hemlock Road 8 Braclsett Road F-7:f'yq1'y r-ff'-'v ,ff .1-' JOHN W. KOCH l6 Standish Road Sue Sugar Daddy . , Croyolu Enrico . . . Here comes a Foonl , Ford transmission . K 8 T But l work at Goorlyeorl Do I qc-t o discount? , Lafayette tape-sl pct pc-ova-r Amvricun chop sur-y Knoclsa Nauset 1970 Jackie get back . . , Roco, Roco! , What's he loolc Iilce?'l . . Ringsl . . , HenryI . . . Sit on rny face . , . blue leans , . . eorwigs Menthols , , . pet peeves: peo ple touching my neck , . , profile. ii uf'3 'q, Tij- TY J' F' or ANITA A. KOZLOWSKI Q Guqi- Rumi Hr-y Ni-1-tr-t swimmrrvq ww luucl YUH ll H J Tllwvlus lllf' l -rvu U Wl' Kris y rc w- sl ritti e rr lt .vi I hr- tlmtl re, John Koch ond Doug Close learn about the Big E in Engineering Drawing. LOUANN E. LATINO 3 Riverview Circle it you love the world, touch it, even if it hurts Unpredictable, emotional, expressive eyes . . . Kenny . . . Gulf . . . Mark . . . Framingham . . . Sundance . . . Wonder . . . Jimmy . . . Airlines. . rg. Y' 134 ' i'l?7i ?? - -is:-. J xx- C.. v . if-,. xx , '55-S 'lx I 31 -bf x-- V, I X-, Ill l A l vc J Q 1 ,it nib THOMAS J. LANGAN l44 Concord Road School's lun it's only alter 8.00 A.M. that it gets bad. Onward, Rangers, to the Stanley Cup Shaw that the Bruins ore not worth o -V-. 38 N r DANIEL D. LANNING 18 Baldrock Road The Green Trash Box . . . Only one ticket and they can take my license away? , . . Marlaine . , .Never any luck with cars . . , Who eats bagels? .num Z DONALD D. LARSON 19 Timber Lane Don . . . Lars. . .wicked .. .the white Corvair . . , North Truro . . , L.S .... I just washed it . . . Vettes . . . Z-28's . . . The end iusti- ties the means . . , pet peeve: dirty cars and slow drivers. LINDA A. LEFEMINE 60 Highland Circle Hereticl . . . you remind me of someone . . . Beyond the Valley of the Dolls? . . . Chiaol . . . To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face. PMMUA A, LEQNE ANN L. Lissmm cAn-mum: n. unoounsr KAREN A- LINDQUISY f' 192 Oxbow Road 11 Lodge Road 18 Sylvan Way 2 L0W'e 'C9 R005 1 The bears . . . RGO . W10gi,WC'9' The FQV5' mode mes do iv . The ens . . . Toyotas . . . pe . . 9'eC', GSCCIPG - V - far Mark-ev gimme a break . . . the Green Hor- DCVIUNQ IO! 'V , Sunday aHerr.Qr,m nel . . . Orrmobile . . . Higgin's . . . - 4 Y0-U guys . embarrassment! , The grabber . .. you've got your V V ' R'9ht here! , lgors N P.J.'s on . . . water-logged . . . the Coll me J.B. N S meo...BigAI...four. 1 carpenters . . . Cathy! can you get gs Q- in-4-f' KENT P. LELAND 20 Edgewood Road The cast of Sorry, Wrong Number, our Freshman Winfer Week Play DAVID A. UPTON 48 Maiden Lane PETER R. LOWRY 79 Moore Road If I am not for myself, who will be 'Of MacauIay's conversation:I He not for me? only overflowed with learning, but If I am for myself only, what am I? If not now-when? stood in the slop. Syd ney Smitfh Fran Pollitt fix - e ea X Tue-' M gg- -.X .,. T 'P ., 1 , .1 ,. P , 'T X A7 f 4 Yr? .1 I YW yr I I , . 9 'JT' if 1 5 A . .94 y. 4: ki ' ' .L -4 I .ni- I J. :fir . Ds' ' , 'f 44, Q BNSF' G- U-'Cf rnzosmcx c. Lyons 3 Snakebrook Road 11 Highgme Road Neve' Gpologlle lo' 5l'0wl 9 feel' Karen . , . up on the hill before lng' Remembe' 'hal' when You do school . . . Mike R .... Walter . . . 50' YOU GPOIOQIIQ lo' U'l1- Chuck . . , Giovanni's . . . vacations Chula . , , Girls Room , , , C.B.A, I Q A Skiing ' . . ffwgerfr Q E U fqfhmfs A, .HThe Great Escape . . De not my problem . . . 4 weeks, no G l5 ' ' ' Mocf ' ' - Bop' Eve - school . . . There's Sally , . . threevday bus rides Mouse . . , Mac's . . . Forget it . . . Thanks to Karen. 40 55, . , Q Q 1 . O. LISA A. MUQGOWN JOANNA W. MQCKNIGHT I4 Valley View Road 20 Maguire Road l'Hey, Moosel . . . Muggoon . . . Jody . . . PBR . . . M 8- M peanuts Do you really think I talk too . . . ice water . . . midnight swims much? . . . Heck, noI . . . . . Rockport . . . the Cape . . . K.B.N.H .... Yarmouth . . . Apple UMass. Weekends . . . if9's the best . . . Phippy . . . To each his own . . . Mr. Clean and Friend . . . P.M. , , . N.H.S .... and Merex . . . . . . You're crazyll . . . Milk Punch Art School . . . etc. . . . MocArthurs Park . . . Beth, guess what?? . . . We're outa here. PETER H. MALKIN 29 Forest Hill Road CAROL S. MALANOWSKI I0 Wildwood Road Things always look darkest before . F . Th b . , . turning totally black . . . What uf?I duly e Us , Concord 5 months for I weekend rlggslore ' ' 'ozmblodes - r - my ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' b k , . Wh ' ' No turtle would induce a frog to oc. Ing Oc ere S Oule ' ' . . . , driving S.C.S, , , Weston dummy live his way, perhaps there-in Ines . I - I5 ' S I , . . D k? the secret of peaceful coexistence. Cmlng ue are ' A J.M. and ice cubes . . . l'm crazy I GUYS, the answer s out of town! . , ITootsie roll popsl , , , thug damn cat . 4 pet peeve: Key Club members. Don Bell , -'ny' - .f .. A 4, -.T .' ' A -1, x - , tb . , . . xr- fy? . M , 4 ...b If 1 ' W 9 lvl' I ax ' 'Qs' Q 2 . .my ghd ,N V gh Y ' L ' . 5 .. ' it ,Ig 'QQ e 5 f ' ' I V fffir l fdgbiuygi , I J ' .ii f' -af . I ' I ll 'L 'Mfr T 'r i 3 BARBARA A. MANCHESTER 6 Sherman Bridge Road NANCY A. MANLEY 2 Pollock Road Chener ' t A Howdy, Howdy l I A Yet the timeless in you is aware god zeus . . . quack . . . Like ya Ol llfels 'l 'el955 'e55' read about . . . cheering r . . one's And knows that Y9S'9'd0Y is bw enough , . . itchy fingers.. . I don't IOCIUYAS em0'Y Und tomorrow I5 'O' mind! , . . field hockey '70 . . . d0Y'5 Clfeomfl popcorn and Coke . . . I do, I do frln my mind lm going , . . Rockport , . . We're outa here, x R. BLAIR MACUMBER 83 Old Connecticut Path Hi, how are ya? . . . 1110. . .let's go . . . win , . . people can be fun . . . chevy's forever . . . Thanks, Bonnie . . . pet peeves: Fords and snobs. JOAN P. MAGUIRE 148 Concord Road Nature girl . . . that laugh r . , I feel so fat . . . Brewster . , , Buddha bless ya . . . Colorado . . . Harry's Wolfeboro . . . basset hounds . . . 408, 603 Kennedy . . . the rain, the park, and other things , . , We're outa here. I 29' WILLIAM R. MANLEY 133 Pelham Island Road Hands . , . Speedy . , . Haste makes waste . . . football . . . baseball . . , Willie . , . prancing toad . . , early to school again? v ' .- 'V .sc T FW. 'if' g '- 'U' i ,- rr ' - . -i ' ,151 Il ,fi l 4 ,u , -mpg- '1 . ' X ,MQW i '- Q 5, J L X . Q., f x 1,4 V .if Q rn. ,Wt 4 4. 1 ROBERT E. MANNING, JR. 268 Main Street 1 J ' K1 07' H . i4 MARY M. MARSTON 27 Algonquin Path Embarassmentl . . . Badl . . . Star Market . .. . Sunday afternoons . . . lgors . . . The guys . . . Never a dull moment with MK . . , Hey mink . . . The great escape . . . Hi, J.B. . , . The nun . . . G.T.S .,.. doiyo . . . doiyo . . . doiyo. DEBORAH M. MARTIN 74 Highland Circle Debbi . . . FIC . . . pick up please . . . MIC of the future . . . the B's . . . A'l'L:P . . . you look like you iust swallowed a canary . . . . . . la cuisiniere . . . MSU . . Hansel G Gretel . . . Queenie . pet peeves: Florida and zippers. 1'-x N5 I lt! Y, ,.XJ,i.,... ,. ,M , a web I l .5 N, if' ,. ' , ' ' t ve ,. y i G i A I. s it .., ff h . I move we form a committee to look into this matter. 42 - -up J sg x s refill-it V l ..-'i' j f'?..'!-..-...Nh 1 fxeovuon -mu ..- JANICE A. MARTINSON 47 Moore Road Janet?, no, Janicel . . .five feet one inch . . . Jordan Marsh . . . Christ- mas rushl . . . split ends . . . that's really gross . . . What time is it? . . . worrylll . . . pet peeve: being late, Nancy Shelgren MARY A. MCCAULEY 2 Clarence Road , The Great Escape . . . Dave . . . Kissyface 'n' Cuddlehug . . . Must- , man, hi!lstang . . . art, art, art . . . It's OKI . . . Pilgrim shoes . . . ' Oh cut it out . . . gymnastics!! ' . . , pet peeve: being practical. Q'-17' MICHELLE A. MCGOWAN 8 Decatur lane Mustang . . . J.D .... Star . . . M.B .... Flo .... No, we're not . . . A.N .... Falmouth . . . tons o' salt . . . A.R ..,. Friendly's . . . one, please . . . the perpetual diets - . . Rebel . . . 4f20f69 . . . onions . . . Robo. . .who cares?? . .. Providence . . . ABC. WILLIAM D. MQINTURFF 6 Brewster Road Nothing interests me which is stark or bounded, but only what streams with life. what is in act or endeav- ored to reach somewhat beyond . . . Is it not better to live in Revolution than to live in dead times? Emerson ,f ff! 5 '- 'fi ki liflm 9? 1 r ir r, -1 ARTHUR J. MCKEEN BRUCE E. McKlNNON 6 Maguire Roo! l3l Woodridqr- Rom! Freshman . . . bad year lor Trie Wipe your hand ucrou vow month umphs . . . Sophomore , , David and laugh lS Elm' , Budweiser beginning! , Junior . , . '6l Cadillac . . . Holly- wood cycle jaclzet . . . graduate to u case . . . Senior . . . Camaro hill climber . , , Rhode lsland lovi-r . . voluntary military physical . I'm insane1 I 'L H., nfl, Y I f 0 ,. - -',-,a Y SANDRA J. MILLER PAUL B, MOORE 275 Concord Road 5 Oxbgw Road MCD0f10lCl'S - - - f00d - A - CUVS - - - Young Life , . . Stanley Green's Cape Cod - - - Qood limes - - - . . . dirty old man . . . The Rig parties . . . chaulleur . . . silly . . . 1 D Smuny, poetry . . . boys . . . Bronze charge A , , B,V ,.,. friends . . . Maverick . . . Natick Moll . . . emotional . . . GAIL W- MCNEIU- SANDRA J, MQPHERSON Coldor's . . . singing . . . Bass River 2 Eden Road 37 Concord Road Beach , . . garages . , . freckles . . . 'i .0 was-9 119 wa- 1' 1j f'F'+'g '.i,: kilfjav . +- .., 4::.-5' Let me put it this way. 1' CAYHY M. MEADOWS ELLEN L. MILLER Debby Cronin - 9 Rolling Lane i7 Mayflower Path Katina , . logic . . , my friends, Eldy . . . Myrtle , . . LPNDS . . . Dick 8- John , . . Raindrops keep 12th T Weston Golf Club . . . 5th fallin' on my head . . . Ah-so . period gym , . . Art Center Girls the dying swan . , . Horseneck 4 , , Room . . . lt's alright , . . R.H.P. Hey, we're goin' bowlin' , . , l got , . 4 V,W ..., Eastham, Cape Cod something in my eyel , , The wet- '70 . . . MrA.R.J.L, . . . don't bug backs. me . . you dinkl . . 4 wait for me. 44 I. l xx ff- ,A --1, . A. PARRY MOORHEAD l 9 Jericho Lane All is concentrated in a life intense ' Where not a beam nor air nor leaf i is lost but hath a part of being. Byron 1,' 73,1 ty 1 MICHAEL J. MORRISSEY 78 Riverview Circle RICHARD C. MOSHER 9 Eden Road Mole . . . The carfs in the shop . . . . . Hey Lump , , . What's new in the Pit . . . Where's Super . . . little K . . . Jackie C ..,. lt will do for heartland. 'LUV' Q tm tw! -t '5 r.,,n-v y . . 4311.7 WV .,..44'f 4. J., . 1-fm ff, ill' .A. Q '-A 'Hu Scott Rogers, Phil Altman, and Tom Hogan pose in the patio. EDWARD C. MURPHY, JR. 22 Marshall Terrace Macy Ned Nyberg -- Pam Newman . . . Fran P., Holly H., Leslie C, Debbie N., Scott Newton, leo W. Dave L., David Q., Parry M, Ken N, Debbie C., Mike R., Nancy S., Gail M., Jon N., Martin K., Eric P, David Hart, Dave H., and many more ot you, thanlm you. 'ig STEVEN A. MOZER 149 School Street 'My cor? - the one with the tummy racks . . , Stanley Green 5 , Umm-dah-aaa , . , We of the su- perior sex . . . you're funnin' me . . . Sea Lancers . . . Na, I'm not another Spokawski, ,iii-1 xv X . l L A 55? 5 . I. 'WX MARK H. MYERS 66 Doon Road Above is Below , Om' Hum worm burger , . tomorrowls man , '63 Sprite Trees B M .gi McDonald's is our kind of plocel i C rf' 1 . I I M ,, sf.. Q, , -s,' Q 6 I L D Y 1 4 - 1 ', t 5 I. Ar ! . Ji' xx 4 r O ,f 4'2 l M DONNA J. NAGLE 24 Old Tovern Rood .Snogle , . Rockport . . . boreleet . . lacrosse . . , god 1eus 46 We're tulxos . , FDM the school skipper . . . one's enough . . ii9's the best . , . . . l'm up tor it outa here. , N 15 l' P w-r ll . ,H A f fi , Y vi , ' I .,+. ,Ci f Nr if id .-., , 1'- vff .kia -fr.. ,. . A' V - - - f2f?15f1?'g' Q1 r , STEVEN E. NELSON 21 Lolze Road Nels , . . woterslciing . . . checlrmote . , , California . . . Whot's it to ya, writin' a book? . . . Eot your heart out . . . first period study. PAMELA A. NEWMAN 59 Clubhouse Lone Snake . . . Josp . . . A.A.0.0. . . . F.L.P .... Bob . . . quiet moments of thought ore seldom wosted, espe- cially when loneliness is the cause for thought. fl' 5 S I v -4, Q ' 'f I Si fr- ' ii- . , ' lf' ' l 1 ', 4 - ' 5 .rf ,Q P .1 ff r sap K 92 J.,- , l 2 A 458. -J DEBORAH NEWCOMBE 7 Three Ponds Road Newc . . . You silly savage, you . . , Killington . . . 8.H .... Horvey . . . you guys . . . Hey, you buzzord . . . you thick shake . . . Link . . . hit the rood . . . porlcing lot . . . lnter- lochen or bust. buss. 7 Amir . I, V scoff' 31.1 -, X -'RDQSYQ' -fir ' ' r . ANAL! lvl' - 'J , l f gf ssh-I, .1 11 l' , if 2 1 Q, gf M1 -- zayss 1, if f 5 Qmeffw Af' ' iz' If JONATHAN D. NEWMAN 40 Seclgemeadow Road Practice doesn't moke perfect, it only makes better. New Practice Proctice Practice Proctice Practice Practice Proctice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice JILI. NEXON 19 Alden Road This above all, to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night The day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. William Shakespeare, Hamlet Fi Q-4.-0 QP' 7Q av - SCOTT P. NEWTON 5 Eden Road Maine . . . Spain and Skiing.. . . turtle . . . The Ford . . . I don't be- lieve itl . . . Charlie's barn. MARY E. NOLAN I9 Maguire Road Beth...GBB,..Rosco...Hy- mie . . ,Wilbur , . .The Cape... Dairy Queen . . . Weirs Dances . . . Rockport . . , Elmwood's for break- fast . . . milk punch . . . Mr. Clean and friend . . . Stretch . . . Ap- pendix, huh? . . , bags , . . Oh, Jode, not againl . . . We're outa here! ,, ,- 4, 1 qt f J. If x- ' 'I 2 x , KENNETH E. NORCROSS 23 Three Ponds Road Nork . . . Red Sprite that dies , . McDonold's for lunch bunch . , . Yeah Guzzi . . . THE BOX , . . 430-AV, 3 speed , . . Think it will blow oft the Riv? . , . pet peeve: trees that iump out in lront of cars. .in 'M lf' -fur BAHBARA A. O'BPlEN 95 Lake Road Term QB, , Room lO6 it rightl' , . . The Mor-tl . . . Row 13 , , Rock, on Climu Club . . under tree . . . first day ., A Sure, Nona, but you gas! 'fha 3 4 i F llc new i Honor Society Induction, May 1970 li BONNIE I. O'DEI.L DEBORAH A. ODELI. 128 State Road East 13 Dean Road Debby , . . Body . . , gopher , . . pitlets . . . Walter, I've got the time if you do . . . We all know what Dracula does . , . lt's like using a butcher knife on an operation Not too much finesse D 'v 4.5 N xx 1, :1' , I 'W , X 1 I , 1 J -' 1 2 1 J y if ,f f I 1 705 all tv ,,, Q.. gr, sg . M he ' g',.s..L2 .. . Debbi Martin, Prom Queen, with her escort, Rick Wright. on .jf- 4 RICHARD N. OLIVO LYNNE A, OLSON 32 Woltlwm Road 172 Cochituate Road Banana I can't help it it I'm Olga . . . good times and friends Italian , . What's wrong with o . , Maine , , , The T's and Pam Gremlin? Of all the classes in ,, United We Stand .. . C. Jackson all the high schools in all the world, , , skiing and swimming . . . lewdl lhad to graduate in this one' , , U Thanks, Dgd and Mom . . . Wedge and BaBa . . . How tall are you? . . . You Duckl . . . accident prone, 'Ih- st. N MARY P. O'NElll 260 Cochituate Road Seventh cousin of a slime mold . . . Rannie . . . Feb. 19, 1970 . . . the bondbus...Kar...Barb...the Prom . . . pet peeves: spiders . . . braces , . . hiclctowns in N.Y. TIMOTHY F. O'REII.I.Y 6 Crest Road Cockroach Grill . . . A.J. Bean . . . frog fingers . . . Budweiser - my pal . . . Mister Means . . . The Wall . . . Huckleberry Lane. Mr. Salvati assigns lockers on the first day of gym. JOHN N. PANDISCIO 21 Wayland Hills Road 'Tis better to have tried and failed than to not have tried at all. N ,, j.f,,s v .... . - .- wi, u me rl' L lf -6 V. . if ',l I '-M I X E I 1 rf 7' . faux . , RQ' W- ,E - W : If 'a vxqlxzlx ,Z Aa ' -55 x 'R is iv .Rx I ROBERT T. OSBORN 30 Old Tavern Road 4 9 ROGER G. PARKER 93 Main Street 'M CLEMENT D. PAQUETTE 68 Old Connecticut Path Atta boy, Blair, Dove, Donny, Artha, Phil, Lenny. 'ff af 7 c A-4' - 11 If , :,,, mga? 1 SUSANNE l. PARKER 434 Old Connecticut Path Red , , , Bronco . , .the sandpit . midnight swims . . , K,P,A ,.., Gran- 77 DONALD J. OWEN 8 Winthrop Terrace What ya wanna do? I don't know, what you wanna do? . . . the little group . . . Cher . . . top of the world 4 . . soccer freak . , . ski trips . . . bass guitar , . . Boston . . , McDon- ald's . . . P.F. . , . lreak concerts , . summertime blues. ny Goodwitch , , . Hey dude . . P.B.R .... You were reported tru- ant! . . Weston Dummy , , , the trailer . . D.A, , , sing along . . , We're outa here! . , pet peeve: skirts. 'ii RICHARD J. PARKIN ll Graybirch Lane lt may be right for a person to speak out against his country's iniustices, but it is equally right for o person to praise and appreciate his country. T.---Y-, 1 .. lv fbi i w,,, Q9-- xi-lun PHILIP L. PATTISON 17 Snakebrook Road Il you neeed a friend lim sailing rlght behind Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Paul Simon W I., iw Cf? PEGGIE E. PEASE ll Gregory Lane What, What? . . . Really? . . . My Old Kentucky Home . . . Super Chick- en and Chicken Little . . . Kawasaki- isn't he a wrestler? , . .Did you hear about the English teachers that got dragged over the hill in the fog? ,. gl qv .Q I a Q: X 1,411 'ln John Hammond 50 gggsg .M-QQ, yfads- 1' ,f l I l 4 JONATHAN E. PLATE t 41 Orchard Lane l Give me a breokl . . . What front end l damage? . . . space food forever . . . I I.M .... psyched?l . . . el verano . . . l someday soon . . . only the echoes of my mind. Ui la i :Qian-' . ,a X 1 4 - nag, ERIC T. PLEIM 12 Reservoir Road BMW's forever and Rover 2000's . . . skiing on Buzzy Bomb . . . Ace Pho- ! togropher . . . See this book? Rick Olivo N FRANCES I.. POLLITT 113 Concord Road Snakes, Susie, Robin, Annie, Parry, Mike, Marty, David, Shelley Ben and fairy tales. The only thing that mat- ters is wherever you go and however you go you always hear the music of life. SUSAN A. POPKO 45 Plain Road Brad . . . U.S.A.F .... June '73 . . . lots of lov'n . . . The great escape, . . . diets forever . . . Oh my achin' baclml . . . Home Ec . . . A Glick- nicl . . . Pop . . , pet peeve: saying good-bye . . . good-bye. SUSAN E. PULTZ 92 Woodridge Road 'Foul gnolrcg gliding UD and rlcwn 0 hollow for no purpose that I could sec - not to eat, not lor love, but Iut gliding. Emerson Sl f '!f2' , 'Li-Tiff' X sm i' ' SANDRA QUEENER 19 Sedgemeadow Road Airports . . . Antonio Carlos Jobin ..,ELl...black...along- haired black cat. The wine of life keeps oozing drop by drop The leaves of life keeping falling one by one. DAVID J. QUINN Grove Street To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Gimme a break . . . pool hockey . . . Wesleyan . . . Harwich Port . . . The Abbey Victoria, ya-hal . . . Pet Peeves: Riles in Super . . . Yearbook. he I U If' 5 x. ' - r f -1 f4 x :alll--'xv-rg ,fw- :rrqyggi if--Q9 . ff. .,, . vi' ,at ' 1 iq-' HL' -v era ues.. . 'ffrf W JOHN A. RAINIS PAUL A. RAMSEY 48 Griscom Road 142 Pelham Island Road Happy! P.F .... soccer at 2:00 . . . Colt 45 Kings . . . D.C .... Who's it now, Paul? . . . P.E. . . You did what with who? . . . 4th and 5th C-day studies . . . collarbone kid . . . Girls wanted. fix Arr' ROBERT D- Ql-NNN WILLIAM E. RACZYNSKI Terry Donahue 9 Longfellow Rood 21 Barney Hill Road All men are created equgll but some On the whole l'd rather be in Phila- are more equal than others. 52 delphia. 'C 1 WILLIAM S. RAMSEY 142 Pelham lsland Road Churn . . . Soccer at 2:00 . . . dead count? oh heyl . . . pet peeves: my stomach during team prayer . . . Garfunkle and his stupid wicked . . . fun English assignments . . . Chum .ooosfk of the time. 'S 'C VICKERY E. RANDALL 9 Barney Hill Road l must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied. Masefield SUSAN J. REESE 7 Charles Street Jordan Marsh 52357 . . . Skiing Switzerland . . . SAB . . . Kenneth . . . You really want to put your hands in people's grubby hair? . . . Weber State? Where's that? What's in Utah? . . . GSBA . . . Twinkies and ice cream sandwiches . . . End. PAMELA R. REGAN 18 Willard Street FALL LOVERS . . . down and over . . . LLLFPNDDS . . . Cthe big man puts on the mighty lightll . . . Hamp- ton . . . spiked watermelon? . . . Bus load of Army guys? . THE WALL . . . BPDCL . . . Br-r-oughl , . . Linda, horses'don't bark! . . . Sophomore art class . . . Porky 8- Scotty . . . l could go on forever, . . . pet peeves M.G.'s . . . 4:00-4:30 recess . . . the frizziesl f. Mike Smith willingly poses for the camera. .I I 1 fi s ' y. --1,9 C. LOWELL RENNER 5 Maguire Road Lorenzo . . , Floyde . . . Henry's Store , . . How's Roy, Herb? . . ski at Killington . . . 4th period E.D. class . . . see ya later, Herb . . , pet peeves: Doug D. uv' -Q WILLIAM B. REYNOLDS 6 Country Cornnrx Road Live for the present, for thi- only thing certain in the luturz- .. th.- post, S 1 Electric Ladyland - Jan Wallace and the Static Machine RICHARD B. RIER II Kelsey Road Buy a ticket and watch . . . Rabbit . . . Why don't you play football? . . . Saturday morning practices . . . FriendIy's . . . Westport weekend . . . acey-duceey . . . all-night card games . . . pet peeve: goalie mask for basketball. gf PNPYQ ff 705 2 B!..,,,.- V 'if' 405 Old Connecticut Path Red...Hithere...Wow.,.2 down, 4 to go , . . gullible . . l'm not blushing . , . smile . , When you stop to think about it, DONNA M. RICCI MICHAEL A. RICCIARDI DONALD V. RIDER DOUGLAS M. RIECK 316 Old Connecticut Path 68 Plain Road 327 Old Connecticut Path Late again? . . . I could be back Scholar-athlete . . , Ten 320's under Doug . . . P.F .... President - . - . , . Get a haircut . , . where do I 48? Donnez-moi une chancel . . . Cobinef meeging, I I I Team cqmp go from here? , . . Believe it or not This is true . , .the good ole behind- I I I Hoogy? I I I Purity I I , 65 I might maybe possibly even miss the-back-clutch-game-point serve . . . Dodge I I I Scguydoy morning band the place, but don't count on it . . . Hey, boyl . . . Killer Don. practices . . . 1842 sax . . . Freeman what is a friend? , . . pet peeve1 Nancy. 54 Bye. did itl . . . D.Q .... Littleton . . . Clearwater, Florida . . . Lisa . Romans 8:28. f M SCOTT M. ROGERS I63 Glezen lane Port Clyde . . . Hogan, you buml . . . '57 Chevy... Stones . .. Laura B .... Music . . . William F. Buckley, Jr .... trap door . . , Caladonia Mahogany Elbows and green things in general . . . little cars . . . Monhegan . . . Ma's food . . . ammm Peter, I think ummm . . . D.F .... Beefy. 4-'FI W' fs! , LINDA M. ROKE5 40 Pemberton Road DEBORAH L. ROSENBERG I2I Old Connecticut Path Rin . . . one of three L's . . . dis- appointment plus . . . I.,I.,I.,J,P,N,D, D,S . . . Do horses bark? . . . Cath- erine, watch out for the big W . . . Art Center Girls Room . . . It's ol- right . , . Hampton . . . Maiorettes . . . The Natick crew . . . kitchen table . . . late night phone calls . . . midnight confession . . , pet peeves: Sat. morning at 8:00 . . . phoney people. And who's gonna be the one I dare a man to say i'm too young for i intend to try for the sun. rw' r s ,N A I, 'i Kr to say it was no good what i done. MERRILL N. RUBIN i9 Barney Hill Recd The machine that they build Will never save U5 Anyway thats what 'P-e Oli I, And don't you know lt's impossible For men to live and breaths Water Forever - Uni - ' NANCY RIZZO I7 Edgewood Road Riz...Bob...MPOI....NH . . . Steve . . . Boston . . . Pet Peeve: Donna. I -and '. a ,,, i The Seniors run a good business at the Happening concession. MARTHA A. RUDENAUER 36 Edgewood Road Rudy , . , Get outa here . , . Are you kidding me? . , . band trip to Catskills . . . Knockal Will you help me! . . . You've gotta meet this kid , , riding my super-scooter , . pet peeve: POND RATSI l.EllA H. SABA 96 Old Sudbury Road Paul Ramsey listens intently at Class Meeting. -.4-l lv ,J 'V ,xx grin' ' 7-ii.3,1i,,'5 if A ig.: X - av . AQ' s NADINE B. SABEAN 323 Old Connecticut Path 4 1 . ext, s .i,j5,X FREDERICK C. SCHAD 21 Bow Road Yours is not to question why, but to do or DIElI . , DEBORAH A. SCHIFF ANNE C. SCHMIDT Wildman 70 196 Oxbow Road 63 Claypit Hill Road Stanley Green's . . . coffee, tea, or Being short is becoming one with the me? . . . But John is only a friend earth mother. . . . The look of love . . . Je l'oime . . . Wefty . . . What are you doing to me? . . . Clover power , . . The famiIy's Mommy. 56 N, '. if l Q Steve White follows the action from the sidelines, MARTHA SCHUETTE 87 Old Sudbury Road Shoot . . . Hey, Janet, remember that night? . . . whaddyacallit . . . M.F., G.W.M., W.R., N.R., M.B., I have five friends in all . . . M.F. the greaser . . . good movie bad seats. E Je. A 1 SUSAN N. SCHOFIELD El.I.EN SCHUETTE 1 COl1l'16CflCUf PClll't 87 Sudbury Rogd Skoey . . . fenazoo . . . ravissante . . . 'xpress yourself . . . sky blue pink . . . Henri . . . cookies and l iuice in Physics . . . RI hockey . . . I number FOUR . . . torch demon . . buzzord . . . goodyftwo-shoes. 5 BERTRAND C. SELLIER, JR. 266 Pelham Island Road For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool by making the world a little colder. John Lennon memories . . . missing the bus . . . wrong turn . . . out of gas . , . Granny . . . Super . . . Student Council debates . , . many good friends. ANGELICA l. SCHWABE 23 Sedgemeadow Road ' Y: xf - ' .. mn ,. FQ. We NANCY E. SHELGREN 132 Glezen Lane There is a simple ioy, A sense of wonder That floods the world with color . - ,- e ' Q- . 4' . .1--v I' 4 . . , - .. - - us.: 5, J, 1. - x, i L . s LYNN A. SHURTS I2 Oak Hill Road Carol, what if . . .Ahead of what?!'? . , physically yes, mentally no . , . Mapes'?l . . . 'Who knows but that which seems omitted today, waits for tomorrow?' '... Smilel 'tis HERBERT J. SIMPSON 180 Pelham Island Road ge- 7 IW' I ,-.I Annie Schmidt 33 ' 'sv ff? LINDA A. SMILEY ELIZABETH F. SMITH 6 Clarence Road 41 Shaw Drive 'Good morning, Am I late again? Lisa . , . Who's Frieda? . . . . . . Kerry the car . , , We.e-9.e.II.II. B.B.I.D. forever , . . SOCCEY at 2:00 . . . B shirt . . . Teen camp . . . J,J,J,J, and l. . . . Doug . . . Where's my car? . . . mushroom . . . eleephant . . . Russell's Mus- sells! . . . P.F .... Romans 8:28. N? . f'A., - . X.. ,5 il A ' w ' 1 A if NY Ax.4'hf-ini' it ig YXIQ ' if A k gawk, ,ig lil wg . 4.44 i 4 e s 'ri gl Q i sms we Q l-- Xp . M -. wi , ifwf ?a..1V A I .K Q ,, iii fi '1,53.,'1fv,i: ' .Q-is, f . . 1, R sa xii' i Kg ,fs .IL i y 2 i. ' i 1 A. Q .gc 'lasik tx: H315 . :ig I' U x 'R s bf fi ! K. 3 1 'W u MICHAEL D. SMITH 47 Grove Street Minnesota Vikings . . . He's at it again, is he? Well . . . -Buzz Bow- ers . . . Mr. Psych Analysis . . . The man with the electric Jeigh . . . Mr. All-Star Band. I KAREN E. SOORIAN 12 Spruce Tree Lane Moy I never learn fo scorn the body out of chaos born Hove rhercy cn our uniform man of peace, or mon of wor. L. Cohen E' I' 0. ' A '13-wfqzzv , 'N N PRISCILLA A. SPAUl.DlNG 61 Cochivuofe Road Skitfering thru the summer, Winter does not exis! For smoll brown mice. Anonymous Garry Walls mulls over o Calculus problem, ,J xikl ,A si V ' ' f A 1' f '11 1. ul-'N 7' 'L ' A-on 'PDX 'Eh' scorr srsnumsou M- ANNE ST- JOHN CHARLES 0- SYUSON 78 Highland Circle '04 D'0Pf ROOF' 22 All'l RMA All these woes shall servu lor swm-1 l Will' PVl YlW'lW W mul l A discourses in our time to conw Sholmvspcovc SUSAN G. STEVENS 460 Old Connecticut Path Concordia '70 . . . Spanish? . . . Hop-a-long . . . Geepuz crow . . . Friday Night Club? . . . Hi, Krispiel . . . Anita, can you do the Physics? . . . pet peeve: fifth period class. BETH l. STEVENSON 30 Adams Lane Whaty-Whaty . . . Whoopee-ding . , . Bean . . . Are you taking the Holiday? A gag X-.fl BRUCE S. SWEENEY ELIZABETH J. SWIEDLER 48 Hawthorne Road 18 Audubon Rgqd Swede . . . Marine Painters . . Cornell, 2:30 A.M. fire drills . . . You loved it and you know itl . . . Zemann's basement . . . drippy flutes . . . Marlboro country . . . party socks S.'s barn 5:00 A.M. trips home. Q ,ss Vin , WNV' Y-r A i' ?i 1 it-f JOHN F' STITES I-YNN5 SUI-MONETTU Forget it, Molel These are mine! 8 Bennett Road Wide VW Bus . . . Pixie Dixie . 32 Moore Road Gloucester . . . Rockport . , . boat- Dimestore . , . That's ridiculous' ing . . . woterskiing . . . swimming .I,5o,i'5 doll- . , . Switzerland . . . skiing? 60 . . . Jordan Marsh salesgirl . . . 53289 , . . Money . . . Jonice's mas- cot . . , Lindo's three-hour home- work . . . shopping . . . sewing . , fifth period Chemistry programs . cookie time in Physics lab. GARY R. TALLMON MARY K. TAUER 15 Sylvan Way 23 Old Tavern Road JAY S. TEICH l0 Mellen Lane The real Sugar Daddy . . , only DAVID A. TEWKSBURY l7 Adams Lane We have met the enemy, and he plum-crazy TR3 in existence . . . Us. Can I pay you in stock from Meech Industries? . . . KST . . . The 4th period Chester Fan Club , . . Char- ter Member - McDonald's-for-lunch bunch. . F If 1:-: ef 'Q T tg, , l A X .', 37 3.77 5 J' lg - T 'W 'Q 1 --' Q I -. g 4 1, ' I 1 Q! a- Q, 1 A sr' s ' lr 1 St Lx l A U 4 If Y 32 fe. lr qu..-v CRAIG B. THOMPSON PAMELLA J. THOMPSON 27 Knollwood Lane lt seems appropriate at this time to thank all ol those who made my graduation possible l especially thank IBM computer in Lexington lov its guidance. Always in your debt, WHS Student No. 90230 21 Alden Rearl PT ' watcrsltili-q s ming slniing lvru' ' Nl on the weekends Maw. l .5-unutual7 On l my Ccntafts again' 3'l ya lu'0w7 'lf' l ll. -tail my ilir' ff' Alqf-lure: is mitir' K- f. '1I c ounfll fl.uni-.r-l V. T 'l- NORMAN B- 'HNKHAM KIM TURNER q4ARL55 5, fugpm ANTHONY J. VACCARO 3 Haven Lane Tink , . 490 . . . wicked . . . l'm working with my father . . . Where's the freak? . . , Hey. where's the party? . . . how ya doin'? . . . Bito's Bombers . . . Vettes . . . pet peeve: Yukonite. is 499 s-A 't M 'll Davelin Road Bright and early in the Girls Room . . . the girls-Mugs, Knucks, Mus- cles, Mother . . . Mark . . hanging gardens . . . l'm so confused . . . ooooao . . . San Francisco . . , we gotta get out of this place . . . grazin' in the grass. -...i ygf' ' f 51 Plain Road 49 Sears Road Bayou Country . . . Vac. Sears doesn't have everything . . . Time for the foon room . . . Ask an au- - thority . . . pet peeve: water loun- tains that dribble. 3' FP Il ,ff ll Eff X 1- ,Q rfys. 1 ' X VXQN.. .IANELLE WALLACE 25 Meodowview Road Robby . Where's Southampton? . . . But we were goodl . , . Hey Janee. can I borrow your Biology notebook? . . . little people are bestl . , Oh wow! . . . field hockey and clarinet , . . a doctor? . . . little one . . . What? 62 Ulm' GARY B. WALLS 197 Old Connecticut Path Writing with gloves on in LG. His- tory . . . Leslie's brother. Paul, whom she . . . wrestling . . . G.B. Walls 8- Co .... Southern mientality , . wasted letter . . . Debbie. you X '1A..g.-, KRISSLY L. WALTER THOMAS E. WAREKOIS 42 Moore Road 44 Sedgemeadow Road Heavy . . . Go Kozl . . . Odell, do Shoemaker . . . WACK . . . Swit- we have time? . . . AP What? . . . zerland . . . Austria . . . AP Biology G.W.T.N. lll . . . ikke Danmark . , . Whatl Do you want me to get . . . The Doc . . . Hey Walter! . . . tat? . . . Red Coach Grill . . . End. Hvad skal ieg siger mi? . . . Hey hi Pippi. RICHARD P. WEAVER 7 Adelaide Avenue Weav . . . track . . . triple jump . . . 45-yard high hurdles . . . Roy Rogers . . . LANGUAGE LAB? . . . Joe Volleyball . . . Big Mac and French Fries . . . Scissors kick . . . 5' 5 . . . York Beach . . . Coach Benedetti's cap gun. HERBERT WHITE 58 Edgewood Road STEPHEN P. WHITE lO Emerson Road Bobby Baby . . . Remember the Why comes temptation, but lor head, Doug? . . . How 'bout a '56 man to meet fank? . . . How much??? 155. M.F. And master and make crouch be- . . . J.L. 8- W.M.-When ya goin' to neath his foot Mexico? . . . Remember Henry's. And so be pedestaled in triumph? Robert Browning DAWN E. WIDDISS 172 School Sneev Numbev Your in the No, it's Dawn, not Don u year-round suntan Indian 5' ln c Metco student . cr Little Widd P1 v vf ' LEE R. WARREN 40 Bow Road Alter a moment Red said There's a dozen ways to lose a go-roundI ' f A im. Q ,, CQ: 'PIQH if-' save. ms. a' line vp: l hifi. J J No, l'm vo anberry bag s. , X Y 5 pn- IL Mx Craig Thompson and Bill Pelletier-Looking for something, gentlemen? fd HARRY E. WILLIAMS I3 Groybirch Lane LINDA J. WILLIAMS Da otha Rin . . .John . , , one of three L's L l. LJ P.N.D. The Pit ..the tin f ' , eduw 0 O Killer D.S .,.. Mac's . . . Natick crew . . , Wheres Mole? . . . The N.Y. . . . , . . April I7 . . , Art Center Girls Express . . . All-American What? ., Room, its ok . . . T.G.I.F. . . . . , . Who cares? . . . pet peeves: nwhen I ' m 6 , h k,, L.T.B .... colds. . ge Y rs payc ec . . , Linda, horses DON'T bark . . , pet peeves: slow drivers , . . no weekend parties . . . weekends Harley Freedman with no car. it X,J -.ku VII' 'W' T , 'i 'Sw 11:61 'inn - YT -7' ,. ' - -vf,wq,,,. ., -qpf' ANN M. WILSON 3 Richard Road We have writing and teaching, sci. ence and power: we have tamed the beasts and schooled the light- ning . . . but we have still to tame ourselves. H. G. Wells 6-4 TIMOTHY D. WOOLLARD 17 Sylvan Way LESLIE C. WRAY RICHARD W. WRIGHT 57 Sherman Bridge Road 37 Plain Road Yamaha 100 . . . Senior Indians Gomer . U D Sugar Daddy g 1 I . . , A.P. Biology . . . Dimestore T'O.B.E -... WS snowing . . i ' - - Colbt' College ' ' ' 'Im hU 9'Y' Wilbur . . . State Tourney . . . Au- ' - - The Gumell ' - ' Romeo 8' thority . . . Dukes of Earl . . . Juliet . . . wrestling matches . . . Hodge bus . . - Four in G row ' . i football games and Q67 . . . knit- ED H A phoon dass. ting . , . I've got the 'frizzy blues . . . Tarrytons. P3 ,4 ' 1 .1 1 ,VSA .-. . 'l o N. . 4' X u'f Peggie Pease relaxes in Sl0. ui 'A f Mir ,gp X X gwk f, sf .X GAII. A. YOUNG 20 Old Farm Road JAMES J. ZACAME I4 Oveilocr Roar! You and l have brains. The others have fluff. Cpel sauce deer .nv W The Crayola King me-5 .1..,.,, Pooh went back to his own house, and feeling very proud of what he had done, had a little something to revive himself. Milne . .,, 3 are Q f R 'f!fgQ',t'? . f Q ' ,,. fs WILLIAM R. YAMARTINO MARY E. YOHN ll Wheelock Road 15 Forty Acres Drive Stumpy . . . Sally . . . Terrors Betsy . . . watch that stick! . . . of the DCL? . . . Andy's cellar . . . Speedy . . . Bebsey . . . Madame Pumpkin mungl . . . 9 o'clock trip Pilot , . . AV girl . . . D.Q. . . . to Manomet . . . the three giants Can I have a ride . . . Anybody . . . Florida . . . Nancy Nurse want a ride . . . Soccer at 2:00 . . . Calugno's VW . . . 5th pe- . . . Coffee shop . . . Genius riod studies . . . Fantastic Five . . . . . . Romans 8:28 . . . Girls Room Anzivino's. Club . . . Art Center Girls Room . , . Tommy . . . God's World. 'Es CIP' I 1 IXMWF' If 'E JANET ZELE SARI A. ZEEMANN 15 Grace Road 22 Sears Road Arthur . . . Bad moods plus . . Sherry? , . spaghetti legs Arts Center Girls Room . , . ll's Guess what happened? . l tinally GlYl9l1f - . - Lfl-.L.J,P,N,D,D,5 - V - hgured it out . . . Jumpin' Jack Mac's . . . Lin, Boo, Locks . . a . , . Marine painters . . 5.00 AM. certain bathtub, right, Lin? . . . trips home , . . Cornell . . , 2:30 hockey games . . . kitchen table A.M. Fire Drills , Ice Skating . . . socks? . . . late night phone Club. calls . . . Feb. vacation '69 . . , Crier . . . The Natick crew , Time to go home, Beth! 1 Q Craig Thompson, Valedlcforlan Brown Book Award Eric Pleim, Salutaforian, Harvard Book Award. Skis: ci ,qs-1 If NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: David Moon, Eric Pleim, Martha Faigen, Dove Crowley, Craig Thompson, Merrill Rubin. I 5 I Mike Smith Dave Lipton, First Student Representative to the Wayland School Committee. ,vi f 'E u-Q... 'li Dick Mosher L .1 Bull Mclnh.-rFf of U Dove Tewksbury 3 x.' v-A3 1' 1 'YQ ' 'iq W1 Y,- W,. ml, Mark Myers ond Charlie Stetson qi. 'ER '1-1 S+...-v gt: B.. v .. :i ' F.-2 I- 2 iff I is- '- . ffwv' ' N f' af- ,uw JQLQ ...-I sv lf' TY Lisa Beckman Hcl Abbot? 'll Fa, 4 . if.. .QW I . . B 6? I if V -ef 'A '15 Pefer Malkin Wm. if-5'9 If 'Qi' Boll Pelletier 4 4! 1. G1 W'--- N .LC 1 Don Lonnmg and lorry Doucefte for Seniors in the donkey basket' bull game, Don Owen Tim O'Reilly Arthur McKeen li AI... -,,, Q , E..-F 'PK g s I I 15. X' .Y 1 Af' , ,W 1 ' v V' ! ,t ,o 1... , v -'1 M'gqw faqs 'V Bruce McKinnon i Eric Pleim, Dove Crowley, Dove Quinn, ond Company. Andy Estrim- SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALLEN, PHILIP: Football 'I, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Idiom I, 2, 3, Black 8- White Club 3, Model Rocketry Society 3, Lab Assistants l, 2. ALLEN, WILLIAM: Football I, Chorus 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Key Club 2, Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4. ALTMAN, PHILIP: Football l, 2, Band 'l, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, Black 8: White Club l, Honor Society 3, 4. AMERO, ROBERT: Football I, Spring Track 3, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. AMES, JOHN: Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2 ,3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, STEVEN: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, Golf l, 2. ANTHONY, DENISE: Gymnastics Club 2, Pep Squad I, French Club I, 2, 3, Prom Commit- tee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4. BACKMAN, LISA: Pep Squad I, 2, Concession 4, Yearbook 4-Layout Staff, Executive Board 4, French Club l, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4-Treasurer. BAKER, BRUCE: Basketball l, 2, Baseball 'l, Lat- in Club l, 2, Honor Society 3, 4. BATTEN, MARGO: Field Hockey 'l, 2, Basketball 2, Ski Team l, Tennis I, 2, 3, Pep Squad I, Concession 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, AFS Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3. -. : 'Vi' cf?-ix s it BELL, DONALD: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 4, Spring Track l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4-Sports Editor, Class Officer l-Vice-Presi- dent, 2-Treasurer, Winter Week Plays 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, AFS Club 'l, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3. BITTEL, DONNA: Gymnastics Club 2, Executive Board 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, from Com- mittee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, French Tutor I. BLADES, DEBORAH: Concession 4, Orchestra 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, Idiom I, Yearbook 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, AFS Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. BOMBICINO, JAMES: Football 'l, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Concession 4, Class Otticer 4-Vice-President, Winter Week Plays 4. BOWERS, DEBORAH: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team l, Lacrosse l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 'l, Campus Crier 3, Yearbook 4-Sports Editor, Latin Club I, Library Service I, 2, Lab As- sistants 3. BREUNING, CONNY: Tennis 4, Gymnastics Club 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 4, Year- book 4, Latin Club 3, 4. BRINDLEY, SCOTT: Chorus 'l, 2. BRUCE, LESLIE: Field Hockey l, 2, Ski Team T, 2, Tennis I, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra T, 2, Campus Crier 4-Publicity Editor, Yearbook 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, Honor Society 3, 4. BYRNE, MICHAEL: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3. CAIN, LOUISE: Basketball 'l, 2, Gymnastics Club 3, Yearbook 4, Black 8- White Club 3, 4, library Service l, 2. pau -I fl CANONI, THOMAS: Soccer 4, Riflery 1, Winter Track l, Tennis 4, Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Library Service l. CARPENTER, CYNTHIA: Field Hockey I, Basket- ball I, Pep Squad 'l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, Class Officer I-Treasurer, Executive Board 2, latin Club l, 2, 3, Announcing Club l, 2, 3. CARR, LESLIE: Latin Club T, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, AFS Club 1, 2, library Service 'l, 2. CARSON, DOUGLAS: Concession 4, Chorus 3, Student-Faculty Commit-tee 4, Drama 3, Drama Club Plays 3, Winter Week Plays 2, French Club I, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Announc- ing Club 3, 4, AFS Club l, Key Club 2, 3- Secretary, 4-Lieutenant Governor, Prom Committee 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Guidance Service 4, Lab Assistants 2, French Tutor 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, Club CHADBOURNE, KATHLEEN: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Winter Week Plays 2, Model Rocketry Society 3, 4, Library Service I, 2, 3, 4. CLAMPITT, PETER: Ski Team I, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Campus Crier 2, Black ln White Club 2, 3, Current Events Club I, Chess Team I. CLAY, JUDITH: Gymnastics Club T, 2, Pep Squad I, 2, Winter Week Plays l, French Club 1, 2, AFS Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3, Elementary School Tutors 4, Art Service l. CLOSE, DOUGLAS: Riflery 2. COSS, MARIA: MOLE 3, Winter Week Plays l, French Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Li- brary Service 'l, 2, 3, Guidance Service I, 2, 3. COWE, DIANNE: Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 2. CROCKER, DEBORAH: Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, lndian 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Stu- dent Council 1, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2, AFS Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. CROFTS, BARBARA: Pep Squad 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Latin Club 3, 4, AFS Club J. CRONIN, DEIRDRFA Riflery 4, Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4, Drama Club Plays 4, Winter Wieek Plays 4, Senior Play Committee 4. CROWLEY, DAVID: Football 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, Varsity Club 4, Concession 4, Band 4, ldiom 1, 2- Editorial Board, Campus Crier 2, 3, 4-Editor, Executive Board 1, 2, Student-Faculty Commit- tee 4, Winter Week Plays 1 ,3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, AFS Club 1, 2, Current Events Club 1, Math Team 1, Ele- mentary School Tutor 4. DANA, RICHARD: Ski Team 4, Tennis 4. DEANE, DOUGLAS: Wrestling 1, Spring Track 1. DeANGELlS, KAREN: Indian 4, Pep Squad 1, Executive Board 1, Drama Club 2, AFS 1, Prom Committee 3. DIETRICH, JANE: Pep Squad 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Elementary School Tutor 4, Art Service 3, 4. DiSAVINO, MICHAEL: Soccer 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3-Treasurer, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4. DONAHUE, TERRY: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4-Captain, Pep Squad 1, 2, Yearbook 4-Picture Editor, Class Otiicer 2, 3-Secretary, Announcing Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3, Winter Week Plays 4. ELLIOTT, JANE: Gymnastics Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 2, 3-Copy Editor, 4-Copy Stati, Student- Faculty Committee 4, Drama Club 4, Winter Week Plays 1, 2, French Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 1. ENGBERG, THOMAS, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ERLICHMAN, HOWARD: Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Tennis 3, Yearbook 1, Drama Club 1, Cur- rent Events Club 3, 4-Vice-President, Art Ser- vice 1. ESTRINE, ANDREW: Wrestling 1, Golf 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, ldiom 2-Work- shop Chairman, Student Council 3, Executive Board 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Announcing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Current Events Club 3, 4-President, Honor Society 3, 4- Treasurer, Wayland High School Amateur Radio Club 1-President. EVERITT, DANIEL: Ski Team 2, Chorus 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4. FAIGEN, MARTHA: Riflery 1, 2, 3, 4, MOLE 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4-Literary Edi- tor, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Winter Week Plays 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. FARRELL, JANE: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Crier 2, French Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2. FARRINGTON, MARCIA: Basketball 2, Pep Squad 2, French Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2. FAULKNER, MAUREEN: Basketball 3, Gyml'ICI51iC5 Club 1, 2, lndian 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Conces- sion 4, Chorus 3, Yearbook 4, AFS Club 1, 2, 3, Black En White Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Art Service 1, 2, 3, 4. FERREIRA, ARTHUR: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, VCYSIYY Club 3, 4. Secretary, Concession 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, AFS Club 1, 2. FINEGAN, RICHARD: Concession 1, ldlOm 1, Campus Crier 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 1, 2, 3. FOURNIER, MICHAEL: Galt 1. FRANCIS, ELLIOTT: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, BIOCIW 8. White Club 2, 3, 4, Model Rocketry Society 2, 3, 4. FRECHETTE, THOMAS: Football 1, 3, Wrestling 2, MOLE 3. FREEDMAN, HARLEY: Winter Track 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4. FREEMAN, ROBERT: Football 2, Riflery 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Latin Club 1. FULLER, DANA: Ski Team 2, 3, Gymnastics Club 2, Winter Week Plays 1, Black 8- White Club 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, Art Service 1. GAINSBORO, JAY: Soccer 1, 2, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Winter Week Plays 3, Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Model Rocketry Society 3, 4-President, Computer Club 4. GILMAN, SIDNEY: Field Hockey 2, Pep Squad 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Campus Crier 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, Stickum 3. GILMOUR, JILL: Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Latin Club 4. GLADU, RICHARD: Football 1, Ritiery 1, Band 1. HALON, LOUIS: Soccer 1, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Winter Week Plays 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Black 8- White Club 2. HAMILTON, JOHN: Football 1, Rit1ery 1, 2. HARMON, MARK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,-Captain Spring Track 1, Varsity Club 3, 4-Treasurer, Honor Society 3, 4. 1.19 HARRIS, DAVID: Cross-Country 4, Winter Track 3, Idiom I, 2, Campus Crier 2, Yearbook 3, 4, The Drummer 4-Editor. HARRIS, MARY: Field Hockey 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad I, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Executive Board I, 4, AFS Club 3. HATTON, CYNTHIA: Pep Squad I, 2, Concession I, 2, Color Guard 4, Yearbook 4, Drama Club Plays 3, Operation Kindness I, 2, AFS Club 3. HEALD, CYNTHIA: Pep Squad I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Black 8: White Club 3. JONES, NONA: Field Hockey 2, 3-Co-Captain, 4, Tennis I, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad I, Student Council 2, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3. JUDGE, JOSEPH: Football I, Rifiery I, Conces- sion 4, MOLE 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Student- Faculty Committee 4, Audio-Visual Club I, 2. JULIANO, PHILIP: Soccer 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, ldiom 3, 4-Literary Editor, MOLE 2, 3, Campus Crier 4, Yearbook 4- Literary Staff, Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 3. HEAVEY, BRETT: Executive Board 3, Key Club 4. HEEREN, JAMES: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. HERING, ROGER: Football I, Wrestling I, 2, Yearbook 4, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Future Teachers of America 4. HITCHCOCK, JAYNE: Rifiery I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 4, MOLE 2, 3, Winter Week Plays I. HORVATH, CATHERINE: Pep Squad I, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Latin Club Plays 2, AFS Club I. JANDL, ROBERT: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, Varsity Club 4, Student Council 2, Class Officer 2-President, Executive Board 3, Winter Week Plays 2, 3, Elementary School Tutors 4. JENKS, VICKI: French Club I, Black 8- White Club 2, 3. CD KARDELL, JON: Model Rocketry Society 3, 4- Secretary, Lab Assistants 3. KEARY, JANE: Orchestra 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, MOLE 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Drama Club 4, Drama Club Plays 4, Winter Week Plays I, AFS Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. KEITH, BONNIE: Concession 4, Yearbook 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4. KEITH, DAWN: Executive Board I, Latin Club I, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Team 2, Future Teachers of America 2. KIDD, GARY: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. KILDUFF, ELLEN: Gymnastics Club I, 2, Cheer- leader 4, Pep Squad I, 2, Yearbook 4, Stu- dent Council I, Spanish Club I, 2, AFS Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3-Chairman. KLEIN, MINDY: Pep Squad I, 2, French Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, AFS Club I. KNOUS, DONNA: Library Service 2, Office Ser- vice 3, 4. KNOX, CAROL: Pep Squad I, Spanish Club I. Kocn, JOHN: Riflery 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, Honor Society 4, Math Team 4. KOZLOWSKI, ANITA: Gymnastics Club I, 2, Pep Squad I, 2, 3-President, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Drama Club Plays 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4-Scribe, Medical Careers Club 3, 4. KRASNICK, MARTIN: Cross-Country 2, Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Chorus 2, Campus Crier 2, Student Council 3, 4, Executive Board I, 2, Winter Week Plays I, 2, 3. LANGAN, THOMAS: Wrestling 2, Baseball I. LARSON, DONALD: Honor Society 3, 4. LATINO, LOUANN: Secretarial Club 3, 4. LEFEMINE, LINDA: Yearbook 4-Business Staff, Latin Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Elementary School Tutors 4. LEONE, PATRICIA: Indian 4, Chorus I, Yearbook 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Secretarial Club 4. LINDQUIST, KAREN: Pep Squad I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, AFS Club I, 2, 3, Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4. LIPTON, DAVID: Soccer 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4 -Co-Captain, Student Council 2, 3, 4, latin Club I, 2, Honor Society 4. J J!-rf LOWRY, PETER: Riflery 2, 3, MOLE 2, 3, 4- Editor, Class Otticer 3-President, Student- Faculty Committee 4, Model Rocketry Society 3, 4, Chess Team 2, 3, 4, The Drummer 4- Editor. LUCE, BETSEY: Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, Chorus 2, 3, Executive Board 3, Latin Club 1, 2, AFS Club 1, 2. LYONS, FREDERICK: Wrestling 1, 2. MacGOWN, LISA: Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Concession 4, Chorus 1, 2, Con- cert Choir 1, 2, Yearbook 4-Art Staff, Sales, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Winter Week Plays 2, 3, Latin Club 1, AFS Club 1, Art Service 1, 2, 3, 4. MACKNIGHT, JOANNA: Lacrosse 1, 2, 4, Gym- nastics Club 1, 2, Indian 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Executive Board 2, French Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. MACUMBER, BLAIR: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. MAGUIRE, JOAN: Basketball 2, Lacrosse 1, ln- dian 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Executive Board 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. MALANOWSKI, CAROL: Pep Squad 2, Conces- sion 4, Yearbook 4-Layout Editor, Student Council 4, Student-Faculty Committee 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4-Vice-President, Hanover Stu- dent Exchange. MALKIN, PETER: Soccer 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Class Otticer 2-Vice-President, Executive Board 2, Latin Club 2, 3-Treasurer, Latin Club Plays 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4-President. MANCHESTER, BARBARA: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, AFS Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. MANLEY, WILLIAM: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3-Captain, 4, Varsity Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MANLEY, NANCY: Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. MARSTON, MARY: French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN, DEBORAH: Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Court 3-Queen, Future Teachers of America 3, 4.. MARTINSON, JANICE: Pep Squad 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 2, Elementary School Tutors 4, Medical Careers Club 4, Guidance Service 3. McCAULEY, MARY: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, AFS Club 1, Art Service 1, 2, 3. MCGOWAN, MICHELLE: Pep Squad 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1. MclNTURFF, WILLIAM: Basketball 1, Concession 4, Yearbook 4-Business Manager, Class Ofti- cer 3-Vice-President, 4-President, Winter Week Plays 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Stickum 3. McKINNON BRUCE: Soccer 1, 2, 4, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain, Tennis 1, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Concession 4, Executive Board 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3. McNEILL, GAIL: Field Hockey 1, 2-Captain, 3, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, MOLE 1, Winter Week Plays 3, Honor Society 3, 4. McPHERSON, SANDRA: Yearbook 4, Secretarial Club 3. W --tx MEADOWS, CATHY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Atmosphere Club 4. MILLER, ELLEN: Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Announcing Club 1, 2, Operation Help 3, Black 8- White Club 2, 3, Library Service 1, 2, Guidance Service 3, Office Service 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3. MILLER, SANDRA: Secretarial Club 3. MOORHEAD, PARRY: Indian 4, Gymnastics Club 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, Concession 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Yearbook 4-Assist- ant Literary Editor, Student Council 3, 4, Executive Board 1, 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Win- ter Week Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Announcing Club 3, Operation Help 3, Black 8. White Club 3, Elementary School Tutors 4. MORRISSEY, MICHAEL: Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2. MOSHER, RICHARD: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Key Club 3, 4. MOZER, STEVEN: Soccer 1, 2, Riflery 2, Spring Track 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Drum Major. MURPHY, EDWARD: Yearbook 4-Sales. I MYERS, MARK: Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4. NAGLE, DONNA: Lacrosse I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnas- tics Club I, Indian 4, Pep Squad I, Prom Committee 3. NELSON, STEVEN: Wrestling I, 2, 3. Nswcomas, DEBORAH: Pep squad 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Service I. NEWMAN, JONATHAN: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Con- cession 4, Chorus I, 2, Campus Crier 4- Sports Editor, Executive Board 4, Student- Faculty Committee 4. NEWMAN, PAMELA: Lacrosse I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Latin Club -, 2, Honor Society 3, 4. NEXON, JILL: Concession 4, Band I, Campus Crier 3, 4, Yearbook 4-Business Manager, Student Council I, Winter Week Plays I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, Library Services I, Lab Assistants 2. NORCROSS, KENNETH: Football 3, Riflery 3, Ski Team 2. O'BRIEN, BARBARA: Field Hockey I, 2, Lacrosse I, 2, 4, Gymnastics Club I, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Squad I, 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Tutor 4. ODELL, DEBORAH: Concession 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Yearbook 4-Literary Staff, Student Council 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 3-Vice-President, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, AFS Club 2, 3, 4. OLIVO, RICHARD: Football I, 2. OLSON, LYNNE: Yearbook 4-Business Staff, Sales, Executive Board 4-Secretary, French Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 3, 4. O'NElLL, MARY: Gymnastics Club I, Maiorette 2, 3, 4-Captain, Yearbook 4-Business Staff, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4. O'RElLLY, TIMOTHY: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Executive Board 3, Winter Week Plays I, 2, Announcing Club 3, Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Office Service I, 2, 3, 4. OSBORN, ROBERT: Soccer 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Student Council 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. OWEN, DONALD: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, Tennis I. PANDISCIO, JOHN: Soccer I, Basketball I, Golf 3, MOLE 2, Winter Week Plays 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Plays 2, Medical Careers Club 3. PARKER, SUSANNE: Gymnastics Club I, 2, ln- dian 4, Pep Squad 2, Spanish Club I, 2, AFS Club 2, Prom Committee 3. PATTISON, PHILIP: Wrestling I, Winter Track 2, Spring Track 3, Campus Crier 3. PEASE, PEGGIE: Indian 4, Pep Squad I, 2, Con- cession 4, Class Otiiicer 4-Treasurer, Executive Board I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Yearbook 4. PELLETIER, WILLIAM: Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Concession 4, Campus Crier 4, Yearbook 4, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Key Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. PERRY, JUDITH: Pep Squad 2, Black 8- White Club 3, 4. PLATE, JONATHAN: Cross-Country 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. PLEIM, ERIC: Ski Team 4, Tennis 2, 3, Campus Crier 3, 4, Yearbook 4-Photographer, Ex- ecutive Board 2, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Latin Club I, 2, Black 8: White Club 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Team 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Elementary School Tutors 4, Medical Careers Club 3, 4. POLLITT, FRANCES: Lacrosse I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 4, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Black 81 White Club 4. POPKO, SUSAN: Gymnastics Club 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Yearbook 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Service I. PULTZ, SUSAN: Ski Team I, 2, Pep Squad If Idiom 3, Campus Crier 3, 4-Art Editor, Stu- dent Council 4-Secretary, Announcing Club I, Black 8: White Club 3, Future Teachers of America 3. QUEENER, SANDRA: Spanish Club I, AFS Club 4. QUINN, DAVID: Soccer I, 3, Golf 2, Concession 4, Campus Crier 4, Yearbook 4-Editor-in- Chief, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 ,Student- Faculty Committee 4, Latin Club I, 2, Current Events Club I, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Exchange 3. QUINN, ROBERT: Basketball I, 2, Golf I, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, AFS Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4. RAINIS, JOHN: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club 3, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4. RAMSEY, PAUL: Ritlery I. RAMSEY, WILLIAM: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling I, Varsity Club 4. RANDALL, VICKERY: Field Hockey I, 2, Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Winter Week Plays 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3-Secretary, 4, Latin Club Plays 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4. REESE, SUSAN: Gymnastics Club 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Yearbook 4, Drama Club Plays 3, Span- ish Club 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operation Help I 2, Lab Assistants 2. REGAN, PAMELA: Secretarial Club 3, 4. RENNER, LOWELL: Ski Team 2, Golf I, 2, 4. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM: Wrestling I-Manager, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, latin Club Plays 2, Honor Society 3, 4. RICCIARDI, MICHAEL: Wrestling I, 2, Band I. RIDER, DONALD: Cross-Country 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Campus Crier 4, Honor Society 3, 4. RIECK, DOUGLAS: Football I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Week Plays I. H Tv. RIER, RICHARD: Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4. ROGERS, SCOTT: Football I, Band I, 2, 3, 4. ROKES, LINDA: Pep Squad I, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4. ROSENBERG, DEBORAH: Band I, 2, Chorus 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Yoga Club 3. RUBIN, MERRILL: Cross-Country I, 3, 4-Captain, Winter Track I, 2, 3, 4-Captain, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Yearbook 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board I, Current Events Club I, Honor Society 3, 4-President. RUDENAUER, MARTHA: Band 1, 2, 3, spomsh Club I, 2, AFS Club I, 2, Library Service I, 2, Guidance Service I, Secretarial Club 3, Art Service I. SABEAN, NADINE: Executive Board 3, Prom Court 3. SCHAD, FREDERICK: Ski Team I, 2, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3 4, Varsity Club 3. SCHIFF, DEBORAH: French Club I, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4. SCHOFIELD, SUSAN: Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 -Pianist, Lacrosse I, Campus Crier 3, Student- Faculty Committee 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, French Club 4-President. SCHUETTE, MARTHA: Indian 4, Spanish Club I,2. SELLIER, RANDY: Soccer I, 4, Basketball I, 3, Concession 4, Campus Crier I, 2, 3, 4-Feature Editor, Student Council 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4. SHELGREN, NANCY: Gymnastics Club I, 2, Pep Squad I, 2, Concession 4, Yearbook 4, Exec- utive Board 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Latin Club Plays 2, Prom Committee 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Elementary School Tutors 4. SHURTS, LYNN: Idiom 2, MOLE 2, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4-Trea- surer, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4-President. SMILEY, LINDA: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club Plays 1, 4, Winter Week Plays 1, 4, French Club 1, 2. SMITH, LISA: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. SMITH, MICHAEL: Riflery 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, MOLE 2, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Team 2, 4. SULMONETTI, LYNNE: Concession 4, Yearbook 4 -Business Staff, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4. SWIEDLER, JENNIE: Tennis 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Concession 4, Executive Board 3, 4, Teacher Aide 4, Tutorial 2. TEICH, JAY: Campus Crier 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Winter Week Plays 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Audio-Visual Club 1, 2. SOORIAN, KAREN: Pep Squad 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4-Layout Staff, Student- Faculty Committee 4, French Club 2, 3, Black 8: White Club 3. ST. JOHN, ANNE: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 4-Captain, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, Concession 4, Campus Crier 4, Prom Committee 3. STETSON, CHARLES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym- nastics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVENS, SUSAN: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3-Vice President , 4-President, Chorus 1, 2, 3 4: Con- cert Choir 3, 4, Campus Crier 1, Yearbook 4, Winter Week Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. STEVENSON, BETH: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Idiom 2, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Winter Week Plays 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 3-President, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4- Secretary, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4- Secretary. STITES, JACK: Soccer 1, 2, Gymnastics Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Key Club 4. TEWKSBURY, DAVID: Soccer 1, 2, 3, Cross- Country 4, Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Yearbook 4, Winter Week Plays 1, Lab Assistants 3. THOMPSON, CRAIG: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Concession 4, Campus Crier 4-Editor, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 3-Treasurer, Executive Board 2, Stu- dent-Faculty Committee 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Elementary School Tutors 4. THOMPSON, PAMELLA: Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, Yearbook 4-Business Staff, Sales, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4. TINKHAM, NORMAN: Football 1. TURNER, KIM: Field Hockey 1, Pep Squad 1, Winter Week Plays 1, Latin Club 1, AFS Club 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4. TURPIN, CHARLES: Cross-Country 4. VACCARO, ANTHONY: Riflery 1, 2, 3-Captain. WALLACE, JANELLE: Field Hockey 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 4, ldiom 3, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Winter Week Plays 3, Medical Careers Club 3. WALLS, GARY: Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4. WALTER, KRISSLY: Pep Squad 1, ldiom 2, Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AFS Club 3, 4-President, Language Tutor 4. WAREKOIS, THOMAS: Winter Track 4, Tennis 2, 3, Spring Track 4, Winter Week Plays 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 2, 3. WARREN, LEE: Soccer 2, Basketball 1, Ski Team 2, Chorus 1, 2, Concert Choir 1, 2. WEAVER, RICHARD: Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Concession 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, AFS Club 1. WHITE, STEPHEN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. WIDDISS, DAWN: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym- nastics Club 1, Pep Squad 2, Black 81 White Club 4, Library Service 1. WILLIAMS, HARRY: Football 1, 2. ' z iff' WILLIAMS, LINDA: Pep Squad I, Yearbook 4- Sales, Spanish Club 2, Library Service 2, Ollice Service l, 2, Secretarial Club 3, 4. WILSON, ANN: Pep Squad I, Concession 4, ldiom 3, 4, Campus Crier I, 3, Yearbook 4- Literary Staff, Winter Week Plays 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, The Drummer 4-Editor. WOOLLARD, TIMOTHY: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Riflery 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Ski Team 4, Concession 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. WRAY, LESLIE: Indian 4-Chief, MOLE 2, Ex- ecutive Board 2, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Winter Week Plays I, 4-Director, French Club 'l, 2, Prom Committee 3. WRIGHT, RICHARD: Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Audio-Visual Club I, 2. YAMARTINO, WILLIAM: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3. YOHN, BETSY: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Gym- nastics Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary, Chess Team I, 2, Lab Assistants l, 2, 3. Q1 l 'c ,Q ,ff S ,gg ,D 5 I ,- is 9 '- YOUNG, GAIL: Pep Squad l, Concession 4, ldiom 2, Yearbook 4-Art Editor, Executive Board 2, 3, Student-Faculty Committee 4, Win- ter Week Plays l, 2, Prom Committee 3- Decorations Chairman, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Elementary School Tutors 4. ZACAME, JAMES: Band 1, 2. ZEMANN, SARI: Gymnastics Club I, 2, Pep Squad l, 2, Concession 4, AFS Club I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. l We learned many things . . . gq .N 1 fx EV Q1 l !i'i!!5 1 N. f f sf - 1 s e ' - -Q my nu 54 lj ' - X...-.-f Q V s ' , , N T T? lx' luis ln. Q-K ...fromo vcriefy of people 4 ADMINISTRATION MR. ARTHUR WAGMAN, Administrative Assistant for Business Management DR. JOHN GAINEY, Superintendent of Schools MR DAVID MacDONALD MRS. LOUISE KELSOE, Secretary Administrative Assistant for Curriculum and Personnel MRS. BARABA SHARPE, Secretary C ,- 'I 11 l 41 1 Q o-I 'Q -ml l 1: 4'-'ll MRS. ELEANOR WELCH, Secretary talk out their disagreement over senior privileges I I I I Dr. Gott explains to the senior class why the seniors didn't get a separate study area SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Mrs. lvan Faigen, Mr. Jack Bohlen-Chairman, Mr. Jerome Elkind. Not shown: Mr. Douglas Hendrick, Mr. Raymond Jewett. 'C pg..-I S' .cpl Z MR. DAVID CONNOLLY, Assistant Principal 4 Dr. Charles Goff was new to Wayland High as principal this year. From the day school started in September he was busy putting his philosophies into action, getting to know the stu- dents and faculty. He met with many diFferent groups to talk about school issues and to de- termine policy. Mr. David Connolly, also a new face at the high school this year, and Mr. Joseph Mauger, helped Dr. Gott as Assistant Principals. MRS. JANE LUCARDI, Counselor MISS HELEN GLYNN, Counselor .' QP, -Q I . 1 ifb. xx 155 4 f2F 1- L.-ff Tf 1? MRS. ELSIE FREDRICKSON, Secretory f-.1 fb MR. LEWIS OXFORD, Director of Guidance MR. PHILIP PHILIPS, School Psychologist MR. COLEMAN GORHAM, Counselor 'sff , ' t J. ' wars :L I f A 1 MR. PAUL HEFFERNAN, Counselor 'Quin rgsi? 1 40 X' 1 'Kew Z Z ff' U O I O E' -4 ,. 0 Q Y' 1' U1 2 0 O 'R sp 5' 5 'I Y ,--ri if . 9.43444 60 ,M GUIDANCE STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE K Mony concerned students, faculty members, ond parents attended the meetings of the Student-Focuity Committee. These meetings served os on open forum for the discussion of various school issues. WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CURRICULUM This year, several changes were made in the curriculum to reach more students with a greater variety of courses. In the MATH Department, two new courses were in- troduced to counter the dissatisfactiontwith small groups. Class in Logic, taught by Mr. Beniamin Levy, and Com- puter Programming, taught by Mr. Peter Rizza and Mr. Douglas Stather, met five times a week for a semester each. Next year this program, designed to provide the students who didn't plan to continue in math with some useful experience, will be expanded to include new, dif- ferent courses. The SCIENCE Department saw three changes for this year. Through the creative efforts of Mr. Bibeau, a Pro- grammed Chemistry, in which students do lab experi- ments and study concepts at their own pace, was made into a full year program. Physics students were taught science with a philosophical and humanities approach in the Harvard Proiect Physics. Mrs. Frances Hatch was the first science laboratory superintendent at Wayland High School. She organized the labs and took care of setting out equipment. In the MODERN LANGUAGES Department, Mr. Allen Engborg taught a small class in German, to supplement the traditional French and Spanish, while the CLASSICAL STUDIES Department continued its classes in Greek, Greco-Roman Philosophy, and Greek Literature in trans- lation, taught by Mr. John Mellody and Mr. Wayne Cruthirds. Students in ENGLISH large group found themselves scheduled into a group with members of all four classes, due to block scheduling. Students organized and pre- sented many of their own large groups. PLAN I is the innovative new program designed for those students who are turned off by the traditional system. Headed by Mrs. Cynthia Atlas and Mr. Joseph Lukis, Plan I has two basic forms. The first, designed for freshmen and sophomores, substitutes a Plan I grade for the established English and History marks. Juniors could take Plan I, plus one elective and the work-study pro- gram. This year, some Plan I students worked as volun- teer teacher aides in Happy Hollow School, helping elementary school students with basic skills. Eventually, every student in Plan I will work as a teacher aide in all four elementary schools. r tl 5: It if it 1 v Z I J S S I it , Mr. Peter Rizza Mr. Joseph Lukas i ' U 1 Q wt. 1 . .wr 4 f .- Mrs. Cynthia Atlas Mrs. Frances Hatch LA N GUAGE MISS JEANNE KIGHTLINGER, French MR. JOHN MELLODY, Latin, Greek, Greco-Roman Philosophy .... . ,em NT? MISS MARY DeFELICE, French MRS. JEAN BAGNASCHI, Spanish LANGUAGE 4.4 Xi . NX ,- 4-- MR. MARCEL RICHER, Department Head Lafin MRS, TONI BUCCI, Secretary MRS. EVA NORTON, Spanish al- , V vt ati MR. WAYNE CRUTHIRDS, Latin, Greek, Greek Literature MR. ALLEN ENGBORG, Department Head Modern Language, French MR JOHN LOWE French CMT' r '7 ,9 'il fn 5 MR. THOMAS BRENNAN, Department Head MR. LAWRENCE HINES .Yu MR. CARL COREY tim' MR. ROBERT SCOTLAND MRS. LUCILLE CHAMPAGNE MR. DONALD BENEDETTI ff? Q W ww' Mn. ANDREW NAGORSKI SOCIAL STUDIES MR. KIM GREENAWALT SCDCIAL STUDIES MR. MARTIN SANDLER, Social Studies Curriculum Coordinator Wu... MRS. MARY TETRAU LT MR. STEPHEN WAGNER MR. JOSEPH LUKIS, Plan I MRS. PEARL ZIMMERMAN, Secretory Y fri Y , z A Q 'T MRS. CYNTHIA ATLAS, Plan I ' I I I V I I , 0 I MRS. JACQUELINE ARENDT, Chemistry MR. ROBERT BIBEAU, Chemistry 4 ' 455 nw SCI E NC E MISS ISABEL BOUIN, Biology , MR. RICHARD DOYLE, IPS, Physics i R I N MR. JOHN RUEL, Chemistry MRS. MARGUERITE MOSS, Biology 79 Q K 'w 4278 An 3- 'I ' i . A MR. WENDELL BENNETT, Chemistry, Physics MRS. DORA BAKER, Physics MR. VAUGHN AVEDIAN, Department Head, Physics i Af,-1 , A, 1.-e -- -.aw 'gun-r SCIENCE MRS. FRANCES HATCH, Science Lab Superinfendenf MR. PETER SULLIVAN, IPS MRS. SUZANNE READE ' 'uv MISS RONI SCHWARTZ MR. STEPHEN BABCOCK 3 ?.n.,,,.. 'Fix -fw ' R .I ' 7 AH - us' - 1f's , 1' ef-f. . S S, xx . , ,l' ' ,ww DR.JUDITH SMITH MRS. SHELLY BARTH MISS BONNIE PALISI 45 B .Rv Q 2 22 ENGLISH MRS. ARLENE LEONHARDT, Acting, Speech llwhnf Fiji' 0 '11 f 'ilanriia-' X' Q , gn ,51':','IlQ!iI'lll ,i tiff 2,4.n--f1... '.lf'l'l A A4 MRS. CAROL PETERS MR. ROBERT HENNESSEY IOS MRS. KATHLEEN LAMPERT ENGLISH MR. JOHN GILLIS MRS. SALLY ALEXANDER 4 l XX MRS. MABEL RICHARDS, Secretory 4- . u .f ig 2 1' 1 MISS MARY NED NYBERG MR. BARRY GRQWE Q.. 2 R - .xv R jf' 1 vw vq -. ' mr wax 'f -A ,',.:1. ,i L.- R as r I in i . ,V . . -'sh' 107 MR. AUSTIN SHERER ENGLISH MRS. MARIE ROBINSON I ' 0 ,A,.,.....-elf ani 1 A 1 ,..,,,, I ' n! --','- Q I, 'l., A1-..,l 7l',:4.f,,?4 4' 1 K '. . I I' 1 ', 3'-I' I ' V .. . .N-. ,Q -',,r .f,4 ! ' ffl rf 1 if MRS. ROSLYN RATNER, Speech MRS. CONSTANCE CHASE, Reading MATHEMATICS MR. DOUGLAS STATHER. Algebra I, Algebra II, Compufer Programming 'Egg iii 'N J MISS ANN MARIE GAGNE, Algebra I, Geometry MR. CLARENCE FAULK, Geometry, IPS aff MRS. LELA DIGENIS, Algebra l, Geomefry MR. FRANKLIN SHELTON, Mafh Analysis, Calculus MR. RICHARD GORDON, Algebra I, Geomefry MR. JOHN MAHONEY, Math Analysis, Algebra l, Geomefry !,11.- v N' A A r. tx , ' f 2 ff -l , 041' I K 5 WMO MR. BENJAMIN LEVY, Logic, Calculus, Algebra I MR. PETER RIZZA, Compuler Programming, Algebra ll, General MRS. IDA BADDERS, Secretary MRS. THERESE GARUFO, Art MISS LYNNE GUANO, Special Education n 1 cy, - 1 3 I x t it f Q Y ui A1 A' MR. JOHN WILLARD Mus. AMY CHAPMAN, Art Mas. JOAN TESTA, Home Permanent Substitute ARTS CENTER MRS. MARY WILLIAMS, Library Aid MISS LELIA SAPIENZA, Librarian Q' AIRS, ELIZABETH PURCELL MRS. sue sTEvENsoN library Aide Library Aide ,,,,,,,,,, S MR. JOSEPH RYAN, Audio-Visual Co-ordincnor MR. GEORGE DOREN, Music Department Chairman, Band THE ARTS .Q fb-X ek MR. RICHARD CONTI, Chorus ,o! X x Xi Y 2 Ai ZQ2 MR. RALPH PEARSON, Center Supervisor, Industrial Arts MR. VERNE BREAULT, Industrial Arts 4 l 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN MRS. JOAN BACON .ef K . ff! Q . X vga? 5 ' 5Q3?ii'T 4 ' 7 X MR. CHARLES sowens, oepaffmenf Head l i , M155 MARTHA CANTRELL MR. RALPH SALVATI, Afhlefic Director -.,.,,,,-an 1. 5 s 7 . ,M , ,M --I-1 -- w iz va 4, A - I , f5'E'ffs. -ul it S, A H 4 ' 'v Q . ?-. .I I Q .LW MR. ERIC MOYER MISS KATHLEEN GRIMES ll ' CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Mrs. Harriet Van Siclen, Mrs. Dorothy Gaudet, Mrs. Bernice Lapoint, Mrs. Jacqueline Reilly. MRS. JOANN KOHLER, Study Hall Supervisor CAFETERIA PERSONNEL NOT ' SHOWN: Mrs. Jaklyn Ames, Mrs. Ann Camarota, Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Mrs. Jeannette Tobin, Mrs. Dorothy Wedlock. in i - -ezifgm-ibm . ,1, L Q- N, . ' . uidml A-kms ' - fda ' AQ A ., .oy Mrs. Pauline Matsas and a wonderful Wayland High School dessert are captured on film. ' I l MRS. DOROTHY BOWERS, Cafeteria Director MRS. ELIZABETH STERLING, Cafeteria Manager i PAULINE LELAND, Study Hall Supervlsor SERVICES GDN M. THOMAS GAUDET, Head Custodian - MRS. BLANCHE JAY, Mahon 4 Ill We have fried fo make fhe way . . ia 1:31 Vinum 1 vt A X, X, X 1.55 I R9 .IU .', is , -' - .A- K Q ff,- I 5941 :A S 2 .pix 1' f If 'C . ,S 'Q an 'xx -il ,1- f 1 ,A U 'MA 'Sn- -6? i al il 4 1, Q1 11 el 4 I Q31 First Row: Peter Hoenig, Bill Horsman, John Howard, Terry Irving, Paula laconno, Ellen Jameson, Michelle Hensley, Cathy Gray. Second Row: Seth Johnson, David Hoey, Peter Howard, Dan Hutchinson, Bob Hewitt, Roger Heeren, Dave Heilman, Joe Horvath, Chip Hollingsworth. Third Row: Valerie Hovey, Karen Hessian, Cindy Holman, Wendy Heald, Anne Jewell, Aline Johnson, Gale Hitchcock, Kathy Hatch, Maggie Jean-Louis, Dottie Heidt, Kathy Hubbard, Elizabeth Hern. FRESHMEN '99 ' 4 9.2: . fun 0 First Row: Larry O'Reilly, Steve Peckham, Martin Pike, Paul Moyer, Scott Nelson, John Penney, hott' Onufrok, Chris Peselx, Cheryl O'Neill, Sheila Nagle, Ann Mordecai. Third Row: Richard Nagle, A J, i -L ,-,. ws, John Nylunder, John Mulcahy. Second Row: Donna Perry, Cindy Nexon, Janice Owen, Susan :ff .',- Bruce Paige, David Mitton, Peter Pescosolido, Doug O'Connell, Jon Palmer, Mark Perry, Bruce Nance, Mark Pendergost. i 1 . I 122 H EXECUTIVE BOARD, First Row: Ann Sweeney, President, Laurie Mosher, Vice-President, Liz Alpert, Treasurerg Tricia McGuire, Secretary. Second Row: Anne Jewell, Gail Mclver, Cheryl Bolivar, Jamie Gains. boro, Wendy Sullivan. Third Row: Phil Lincoln, David Vivat, John Nylunder, Peter Chamberlain, Jef? deCoen. Missing: Erik Slickman. First Row: Carl Bianucci, Alden Bee, Eugene Bank, Clif? Behmer, Terry Boyles, Mike Abend, Steve Bennett. Second Row: Rena Austin, Gail Awad, Leslie Bridge, Laurie Bruce, Alice Boyer, Cathy Burke, Cheryl Bolivar, Luann Attardo, Patty Kelly, Judy Brewer, Suzanne Beckwith, Susan Bicknell, Katy Batts. Third Row: Mark Bolton, lloyd Anderson, Greg Anderson, Matthew Baker, Trey Bourke, Andy Burke, Craig Backman, Robert Bianchi. CM ' First Row: Nancy Lawless, Donna LaFemina, Ann KilclulT, Mary Doe, Margorrt Kolm, Karen Crane, Second Row: Hugh Kontley, Paul lucas, Jon Levine: Paul Leone, Mark Kershey, Phil Lincoln Third Raw- Robyn Johnson, Ma:y LL-Bfanz, Genell Lockwood, Cindy Kidd, Jill Lawrence, Melissa Karrnorly, Andy loman Jane Logue, Jeanne Doe. Fourth Row: Tom Klump, Larry Kant, Gov, Li-'rfcnf Ken Kirk, Karl Kruger, Jody Kozlowski, Scott Kendall, Steve Karllik l x Fi,-gf Row: Curtis Renner, Laurie Raymond, .lon Pleim, David Pontecorvo, Nelson Rix, Sharon Robinson, Joel Pollock. Second Row: Debbie Sanders, First Row: John Stetson, Paul Sellier, Harry Steuber, Jon Schiff, Mary Sarsfield, Julie Pistorino, Alice Porrell, Sandy Pratt, Kim Rynearson, Sarah Stopek, Susan Sokoloski. Second Row: Stuart Smith, Pat Sollami, Lorraine Sproule, Tracie Francie Reynolds, Carol Samuels, Jeannette Richards. Third Row: Weber Stanton, Linda Stevens, Wendy Sullivan, Adrienne Seigel. Third Row: Alan Slade, Postima, Ken Richards, Mike Rubin, Bruce Rodman, Steve Russell, Kevin Emory Seles, Lorring Stevens, Ted St. John, Charlie Stoneman, Walter Spokowski, Pierre, Rick Rosse, Don Robson, Kendall Robins, Kim Poirier, Sandy Reed. Powell Scott, Erik Slickman. 1 if u i X wa ' . A - K 6 g-i Ii, rl' FRESHMEN First Row: Chuck Dyer, David Erlichman, Sylvia Fox, Charlene Flynn, Mary Foy, Carol Entin, Beth Elphin, Donna DiCoursey. Second Row: Susan Fellows, Kathy Flom, Linda Detterman, Nancy Davis, Julie Donner, Pat Farrington, Chris Eagan, Nancy DeFina, Terry Dill, Chris Dugan. Third Row: Jeff deCoen, Lenny Dolbec, David Dreher, Tim Fitzgerald, Neil Dixon, Chris Egizi, Gary Fisher, Jamie English, Chuck Danielson, Robert Flanagan. 124 First Row: Betsy Lynch, Sara Muraso, Jill Luetters, Mariko Masuoko, Gail Mclver, Suzette Mendler, Allison MacMillan, Tracy Matthews. Second Row: Susan Lynch, Linda Morcley, Janet Mazola, Linda Marsfield, Chris McKuen, June Mennel, Nancy Martin, Amy Manfried, Lynne Martineau, Linda McNiH. Third Row: Harris McNeill, Wayne Merrit, Bruce McKay, Joseph Lydon, Bruce MacGowan, John Mulcahy, Bob Meagher, Bill Marshall, Bob McQueeney. FRESHMEN 9 .v ,I V 1 'B S' fn.. . f ft .-Q -.. , O 4- .f First Row: Karen Crafts, Karen Camarota, Joanne Columbus, Cheryl Cheworth, Sharon Clark, Marie Cummings, Robin McNeill, Martha Cowe, Chris Carr, Rosamond Coss, Kim Cotton, Linda Carter. Second Row: John Charette, John Callahan, Tim Confrey, Richard Cole, John Carr, Bob Conway, John Coniaris, Peter Chamberlain, James Chislett, James Carroll. Third Row: Mike Connolly, Nick Cazanas, Grover Daniels, Charles Clark, Bob Chase, Mike Carroll, David Crowell, Steve Crowley, Kevin Cohan. Q2 - x I SGPHOMORES First Row: Arthur Metzger, Robert Mercier, Tony Spagnuolo, Mike Malonowski, Peter Popko Second Row: Heather McNeill, Ken Minty, Fred Mansfield, Jeff Malanowski, Mike Mase, David Mersereau. Third Row: Jocelyn Macumber, Heather McGonagle, Jody Mclnturft, Kathy Malkin, Sue Minot, Kathy Martin, Merrel Maynard, Sue Marston, Jayne Marston, Kathy McKinney. Fourth Row: Tom Conway, Paul Manley, Mike Nolan, Gary Patterson, Tom Meagher. JI First Row: Brad King, Bruce Klein, Richard Irving, Bernie Horgan, David Holiday. Second Row: Anne- Marie Gerlach, Jann Joyce, Susan Hitchcock, Phyllis Haggood, Jean Keller, Steve Jacobs. Third Row: Erika Neumann, Ron Hott, Janot Mendler, Amy Hotch, Donna Hoyt, Denise Kiley. Fourth Row: SCOH Keith, Bruce John, Chris Johnston, Keith Jeftry, Don Bell, Bill Hoffman, Harold Chamberlain, Walter Jabs, Bonnie Knous, John Knous. A CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Caulfield President Rann Faigen Vice Pre-gfdenf Barbara Pollitt, Secretary Lisa Chodosh Treasurer . Q,,r:f3f, , 'Q First Row: Jeff Sebell, lultan Schofield, Becky Stevenson, Carla Roth, Barbara Smith, April Stetson, Valerie Young, Mary Russo. Second Row: Barbara Samuels, Francine Smith, Judy Rounsefell, Nancy Roche, Dan Scholten, Stu Renner, Tim Schad, Craig Stevens, David Robins. Third Row: Vin Smith, Robin Slye, Scott Santaspago. Fourth Row: David Sacra, Bill Siebert, Lincoln Stevens, Steve Sedlis, Doug Sl-iurts, Bob Soorian, Gary Patterson, Rick Rudenauer. Fifth Row: Steven Ricciardi, Paul Manley, Peter Tomasello, Pc-ter Popko, Ken Spencer. yin Babs Smith N , . soPHoMoREs r ff J DQ. First Row: Roseann Pattison, Wendy Parker, Judy Poirier, Debbie Quinn. Second Row: Kathy Peterson, Gail Palmer, Helen Randall, Evangela Pavloglou, Betsy Parsons, J Julie Reade. Third Row: Dan Rashin, Joe Philippa, Paul Perry, Mike Eagan, John ,' i Phylis, Mark Pandiscio, Richard Lawless. Fourth Row: Peter Popko, Gary Patterson, ' l Doug Parker, Bob Peck, Paul Manley, Walter Ramsey, Phil Quinn, Jon Adams. X Pr gi, Y l 1lll'fl'f pf. F' K' ' 'ASW' T mid' W-revs., . ..,. iiglflifiidi '- J-.-x ' ' M ' 1 yr. KL? as ,.. ,Pk -, in .. U... . .,4qy11ulP l ival' X'- First Row: Judy Wright, Betsy Sullivan, Kathy Thomas, Baysie Wightman, Ann Van Curran, Molly Trageser, Nancy Wohl. Second Row: Jay Tabor, Jeff Tidwell, Harold Wilson, Chris Tracey, Scott Williams, Bruce Wilson. Third Row: Russell Wray, Peter Vincello, Helen Eckel, Kathy York, Debbie Stratus, Mariella Spriggs, Pam Van Sipe, Nancy Spear, Debbie Stovvell, Mori Wallner, Gabrielle Winkel, Martha Thomas, Marie Sullivan, Sandy Wilson. Fourth Row: Jet? Thompson, Mark Shepard, Doug Parker, James Howell, Bob Peck, Robert White, Glen Sullivan, Gary Zullo, Jim Vann. 130 K? First Row: Marlaine Carr, Debby Bryant, Karen Hill. Second Row: Elena List, Kerry Carlson, Patsy Burn, Wendy Carson, Bob Hatton, Ed Featherston. Third Row: Sarah Daniels, Nancy Hargrove, Sally Forth. Fourth Row: Pam Hill, Andrea Chala, Janet Carroll, Debbie Ferguson, Karen Engberg, .lon Adams, Mike Eagan. Fifth Row: Dale Halon, David Thomas, Steve Cain, Phil Cady, Mike Faulkner, John Hanlon, John Evans, Stu Thorpe. First Row: Helen Eckel, Elizabeth Curtis, Barbara Dorr, Karen Carr, Debby Bryant, Mike Eagan, Barbara Smith, Ann Cavagnaro, Jennie Colosi. Second Row: Virginia Croft, Lisa Dona, Ann Connolly, Debby DeFina, Betsy Crowell. Third Row: Mike Nolan, David Craven, Larry Cohen, Jeff Eckler, Peter Con- nolly, Alan Earls, Peter Confrey, Marc deCoen, Peter LaFemina, Rich Clampitt, Tom Conway, Charles Colbath, Buddy Duncan, Peter Ekdahl. First Row: Audrey Allen, Susan Bertocci, Amy Blondin, Lorraine Antal. Second Row: Sheila Batts, Sarah Bennett, Debbie Burke, Debby Bryant, Margie Amero, Debbie Ames, Martha Bohlen, Peter Breuning, John Bolster, Kevin Ahern, Gideon Ansell, Aaron Abend. Third Row: William Burdett, Ray Fredrick, Olaf Bryniolfsson, Richard Nialetz, Mike Nolan, Don Borger, Gary Burgett, Jon Adams, Jett Backman, Robert Arts, Gary Belanov, Cliff Antonell, John Anderson, Alan Beckwith. l'wi I, 'l First Row: Bill Rooney, Marc Salzberg, Rich Salazar, Glenn Ross, Roger Saulnier, Jett Ryder, Kirk Rynearson, Tim Roche, Wayne Sands, Peter Sammons, Peter Salvucci, Kevin Riley. Second Row: Cindy Shabek, Betty Shedd, Mona Saba, Kathy Roche, Barbara Ross, Debbie Rix, Carol Mr. McCann Gnd The pOleI1ilCll I'OOCl-rUI'1neI'S. O'Conenll, Robin Shalline, Debby Stanton, Paula Rudenauer, Martha Robins, Vicki Rufo, Vanessa f Sands, Andrea Peraner. ca C .:...i' - A .-firing First Row: Bruce LaPierre, Suzanne Ireland, Debbie Kennedy, Charlotte Lane, Mark Kather, Dave Jenkins, Cathy Korman, Carol LeBaron, Diane Jesson. Second Row: Neil Keller, Mark Greer, Lewis LeBlanc, Charlie Koutasse, Vernon Lamere, Floyd John, Kurt Kruger, Lloyd Keyes, Jackie Richards, Eddie Hartin, Craig Leonard, Rick Mc- Dermott, Joe Kowalski. First Row: Rick Marvin, Tom Locke, Nancy Marston, Ivan Lipton, Spanky Lundy, Paul Motsas. Second Row: Mary Logue, Pam Maini, Lisa Mclsaac, Patty Meadows, Louise Marster, Karen McNifl. Third Row: Tom Hubbard, Joanne Lucas, Mike Maley, Cam MacMillam, John McAlinden, John Leupold, Mike Doe, Dick Martin, Ronald McDonald, Paul Mall, Jeff Moloney, Craig Leonard. Fourth Row: Doug Mackay, Blake Luce, Jim Finnegan, Gary Patterson, Doug Meal. Kirk Rynearson, Rick McDermott, Pierce Hollingsworth, and Doug Miller - the Cluartet that never made the barbershop. 1 1 ' , I . .A 4. . 4 Firsf Row: Guy Condon, Mike Chiasson, Sue Clay, Ann Dalrymple, Terry Pistorino, Pat Culman, linda Caraker, Donna Burdette, Laura Cole, Lisa Carter, Sue Henry, Lissa Burke, Tim Cameron. Second Row: Don Delflorio, Dean Crockelf, Leo Croft, Cindy Shobeck, Muffin Daley, Randy Charles, Billy Crosby, Gary Chase, Tony Corwin, Rick Craven. Nancy Nylund 1 I 4:9 l L N,-A 4 A ,f Q if . -1 I . 2-92 4435 H5 . 42 il' V - -., 2. 7 is 'Y 1, 134 ,gh .f , f 5 . 1 16 ' .. Bw-A v O 4 i JUNIORS First Row: Rick Badders, Phil Brewer, Rick Blades, Scott Barclay, John Bucci, Paul Alphen. Second Row: Diane Brown, Susan Beaumont, Michelle Behre, Susan Barnett, Linda Burke, Dick Borger. Third Row: Mike Besso, John Ahern. Fourth Row: Allison Barker. Fifth Row: Nancy Bowers, Ellie Arsove, Nancy Close, Joanne Alla, Glenda Allen. Sixth Row: Ray Brown, Geoff Bowdoin, Paul Boyer, lan Oxenbold, Bob Bartholomew, Bill Bridge. J-'FZ' ,.,4' :C l -lf'. . 4 1' paul Daley and Bruce Walker First Row: Janet Prouty, Ellen O'NeilI, Sue Peckham, Chris Richards, Susan Pollock. Second Row: Vanessa Sands, Karen O'Neill, Jill Quaglieri, Joy Palmer, Terry Palmer, Cathy Peterson, Maggie Putnam, Patty Olivo, Patty Olivo's visitor, Joey Peckett, Patty Perry. Third Row: Mr. Doyle, John Reed, Sandy Pinkham, Jerry Rau, Andy Owen, Robert Peterson, Pat Reed, Donna Schavone, Leslie Olson, Glenn Ross. First Row: Susan Tarver, Shelley JefTrey, Sally Sweeney, Heidi Stergis. Second Row: Mary Spagnuolo, Kathy Thomas, Jane Tomasello. Third Row: Pat Skelly, Billy Tobin, Jackie Richards. Fourth Row: Debbie Van Sipe, Laurie Tanner, Joyce Tewskbury, Tim Tobin, .lon Small. Fifth Row: Debby Stanton, Jill Stevenson, Jim Steele, Gary Parker. Sixth Row: Jay Stanney, David Still- man, Tom Swiedler. Holly Hatch l 9, , 0 .-I V , 'U' ,arf N IVR! .jY?f l:'Q?'fI l ,'t!'!I'? VY Qing-5 ,YT YYY: Vt ' 11' -. J vu' 1' Y , pw ' ' 'vt , EQ' ,, Nitin, First Row: Nancy Nylund, Liz Murray, Beth Moorhead, Martha Wynne, Pam Mills, Liz Olendzki, Kathy Yensen, Dave Newhall, Bill Nahikian. Second Row: John Oblinger, Scott Newcomb, Rene Merghart, Mark O'Keefe, David Mudway, Dave Moschella, Russell Moody, Corinne Nichols, Dave Meoli, Peter Dickerson, Jay Mishley, Peter Mulrey. JUNIORS First Row: Joe Kowalski, Lloyd Keyes, Diane Jesson, Charlotte Lane, Suzanne Ireland, Debby Kennedy. Second Row: Bruce LaPierre, Kurt Kruger, Vernon Lamere, Lewis LeBlanc, Dave Jenkins, Peter Tonner. Third Row: Jeff Lawrence, .lack Richards, Charlie Kutasz, Floyd John. 1 First Row: Betty Harris, Susan Hollowell, Maryke Henkes, Mary Lou Hatch. Second Row: Marcia Heald, Carolyn Gray, Sue Hoenig, Holly Hatch. Third Row: Bill Hensley, Cathy Faulkner, Sue Horsman, Melinda Dietrich, Alan Hill. Fourth Row: Gerry Hafner, Mark Greene, Paul Groton. Fifth Row: Bruce Holman, Steve Hendrick, Ed Hartin, Dave Harmon, Frank Griffin. Sixth Row: Dan Haggett, Guy Condon, Don Deflorio, Gary Chase, Rick McDermott, Bob Higley, I. CLASS OFFICERS: Susan Tauer, Vice-President, Nancy Kllnger- man, Presidentf Kim McNeill, Secretary, Tom Sokoloski, l Treasurer. Carol O'ConnelI and Robin Shalline tensely await the out- come of a football play. V fpefnwqmw- -f-A f v. Jill Stevenson enioys o welcome break from cheering 51 .TF- f mx me T trim!! .fin in , A Nfrff f f if .4 A- csg 7 .Vg 35, 0 i2i,'T,'3g ,:':'iW3:,'1-1 Y ,7- First Row: Henry Elliott, Yohanno Friedman, Caren Friedberg. Second Row: Rick McDermott, Scott Dixon, Mark Ellis. Third Row: Debbie Elliott, Bill Fellows, Leslie Flynn, Rob Howard. Fourth Row: Pat Eagan, Ann Frechette, Patty Campbell, Ben Donner, Lisa Gabriel. Fifth Row: Guy Condon, Don Deflorio, Chris Davis. Sixth Row: Phil DeStefano, Dave Finnegan. 1X 7 rf' 'X ,f Sue Ireland tries her pressbox style. Kathy Stratton and Amy Mcnfredi Peter Smuth ,fi-. ..- I ' ' he tp Q f 123' 51' +0-rdf' I '10 .- VE ' 747' Vtiylx sfu 1. Rx ,X -W Kevin McKenna at work on o proiect I I , ff Anne-Marie Gerloch Miss Lynne Guano .fij ...R Todd Taylor and Robert Tonner ' ' are -.L w...4,- - vm: A, 5 l , 1 1nt?!F'Y l 'iii' .lfnff 1 1. g. -1 P Ii, :ff gif tiff l is 'U 'limqqdhuul hm' .Al -rw? S .har GV? ' it Q- 1 unai- Q- f fe' ' 1' . First Row: Julie Hannoford, Kathy Stratton, Todd Taylor, Susan Skinnion, Barbara Smith. Second Row: Anne- Marie Gerlach, Kevin McKenna, Brenda Chipman. SPECIAL CLASS mink- We foughf hard fo reach fhe fop. ' bqrr , 1.4 1 , 5 , Q 4 I -A A 'SHN'-l . f-Qff-'-2w'7 ' '5I4v-t Q .,t'2 '-WN 2 vas -jf rw' NY N' QQ QL ' QAl ' ,.- 1 Y M ,,, QQ .n AWK X.: 5w3.,,.x.l'.hi,n?. .fy-lfn'.,'. ,Q - vga Ulf lf. - , . ...... . W ,..,.,:.. .,..-,.......,..-..-....,.-,...i,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, .J .rn e'W un, ?3 I ? f X 1 gy -la 3 +1 ni' ci? wi' f . ff-TS 5 id' , 43 .6 ,,. Y, Y,,,- Y,,,Y ,, V.-, Pg--.n I x '4 qv A l lr 1 f x ,vm ., , l Y .15- ' ..., , W... . jf .-., 1, 4- f N x SPORTS AWARDS Larry Doucette-Class C Semi-Finalist, high hurdles, First Place DCL All League Meet, high hurdles, School Record high hurdles 16.2 secs.l. Merrill Rubin-Fifth Place Class C, 50 yd. dash, Fourth Place DCL All League Meet, 300 yd. dash, WHS Record, 50 yd. dash 15.7 secs.J. Pete Howland-First Place Class C, high iump, First Place DCL All League Meet, high iump. .X -,l r DCL Hockey All-Stars: Blair Macumber, Mark O'Keefe, and Mark Shepard. 45? 'if X Steve White and Charlie Stetson receive the Thomas Town Crier photo E. White Award for the Wayland-Weston Game. 142 ' Sify Fd - .. i East-Central Massachusetts Sectional Finalists, Ed Hartin CState Championj, Art Ferreira, Dave Lipton, Glenn Ross, Gary Chase KState Championl, Joe Kowalski, Dave Harmon State Championl. Not shown: Mark Harmon. U-'ff' srl I ..- A. 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' 1 1 I 14' A 5 gf A ' ' . Q' , ' '- I ' ' . w 1- , ' Duluth. Mi. vw J , ' I gwnvw--Q ' as-AP di. The 559 D John Ames works the option. UAL COUNTY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPS LINE-UP-First Row: Tim O'Reilly, Bill Ramsey, Charlie Stet- Capt. Mark Harmon, Mike Byrne, Steve White, Don Bell, Gary Jack Conway. Second-Row: Bill Manley, Dick Mosher, Blake Luce, Kowalski, Dave Harmon, Rob Jandl, Tom Frechette, Hal Abbott, Ames. Third Row: Tom Sokoloski, Russell Moody, Glen Ross, Paul Bob Peck, Rick Blades, John Koulopoulos, Sandy Pinkham, Chris lui White, Dave Meoli. Fourth Row: Clark Johnson, Dave Stillman, Bill, Rooney, Verne LaMere, Gary Chase, Tim Roche, Peter LaFemina, Bob Curtin, Rick Johnson, Rich Gladu. Fifth Row: Mgr. Fran Burke, Don Paul Griltin, Charley Colbath, Dick Borger, Gary Burgett, Chris Thompson, David Nagle, Lou LeBlanc, Steve Nelson, Jim Steele. Sixth Row: Coach Sullivan, Coach Lukis, Coach Hines, Coach Homan. '.....Y- sf 1-fe i'frA.wMies.':-.s-eiife-f,, as fi - George Brown Photo PM szfwzzfx George Brown Photo FRESHMEN - First Row: Lloyd Alderson, Scott Kendall, Paul Sellier, Richard Nagle, Dan Hurd, Craig Spagnoli, Gary Lemont, Tom Manley, Nick Cazanas, Neal Dixon. Second Row: Coach Moyer, Coach La- mont, larry O'Reilly, Steve Bennett, Bob Chase, Dqve Steuber, Emery Seles, Bill Marshall, Tim Contrey, Jack English, Bob Paige Tim Fitzgerald, Jay Horvath, Coach Sylvester. Third Row: Peter Gr,enier, John Palmer, Ken Thompson, Bruce Mackay, Gary Fisher, Kevin Pierre, Tim Williams, Steve Crowell, Steve Crowley, Bruce Rodman, Ted Gee. Wayland Wayland Wayland Who can single out one outstanding Wayland , , Wayland player? lt is not possible, for every War- Wayland rior excelled, which is the key to the Wayland success of Wayland teams every year. Wayland Wayland VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 0 Acton-Boxboro 47 Westwood T3 Lynntield T0 Algonquin 38 Newton South 34 North Reading T2 Bedford 59 Lincoln-Sudbury 26 Weston The Wayland Warriors are a team, a team which finished for the fourth straight time at the top of the Dual County League. Throughout the season they lost but one game, the first league game, an Bob Peck moves out around the end. John K. pitches a pass from a perfect upset which incited the Warriors on to the annihi- lation of the rest of the league for the rest of the season. The Warrior's offense scored 239 points, an average of 26.5 per game, while the awesome defense allowed a scant 34 points, an average of 3.7 per game. During the season Wayland racked up 2735 yards, 304 per game. These statistics speak for themselves. pocket. , ,JP .my . The weary Warriors carry the victorious Seniors oft. The balI's there, the defense on the ground, a TD for Rob Jandl. Don Bell lakes o punt lo the open field. Mole pulls for u block. my ' e . The Rob Jandl and Bill Ramsey special annihilation. 1: ,W - I ,J in , .i -avr-an-, '- 1' :ww fi Pifvlrim' X h . vi 154' -. A . 1 1 W, N , ,,.-M, yav ar A if-Vigil, Zh. .uh-f, A . f Town Crier Pholo ff ' SHA 1 I 5 1 f 4,1 'V.! V I ' ' V fi XN4f ln I 'N if EV! 4? .ai 4 - Ie I k CHEERLEADERS Fits! Row: Sarah Jewell, Borbora O'Brien, Terry Donohue, Nona Jones, Ellen Kilduff. Second Row: Puffy Perry, Spunky Lundy, Jill Stevenson, Robin Shalline, Borboro Manchester, Sue lrelond. 7 ., ,lk v WW . - 4 .yl1,:f Q- gg'-ff-.3 - - - E . ,V 'S A ' - 4 5 I VIN- .qlirzszqgl - A, l,i ,gal 'x ' K bf vyenlw Y' 'fl , nhl- ' ' ' ' 'ff I ff ' E ' A .E ' -rf il. .E in ' f , L :. 'Mb-' ' , .4 .IVE an :S-5 -L. J- - .nge I , PY- , .' 4,4 -veg' - - -4- - ' -:-'..' ...foie ., U-v' E 4 as Wayland scores o 150 Q0 ln! jf' . e ,ar ,f- . xr. ,N A E . , , A E- - ne---, ,---- 5 ... ,E . , . - ...ue ,- - 31-., - M1 rr- 4,,,5,aigS Q -. . . f .-3 ' . ' P- .a- .-f ' ,----V . - . -. 'J'. t.. , -. - 4- , ,, -' 5 A f W- v- -A-LT., ' 11- -' .:-,- - -yy l - -1- .. - -Q11 , - l ,--.. .vw -'ff -:....,Q.: 1.-- , 19 1'-if 'q' JY A - 1 . of , , , 9 -' - .1 ' ' ,,,-, '.,2'..-f'4'-... Q 0 .-'pr . ' .V 5--. - . .. .. . , . , . . - ,- .. -r , - -,,. .Q 'I ,.-15 -..r A. ,' . l ls it touchdown yet? We .7 'vwnnvnofv' ik A fl 0 1 r V 1 6 I- let's quifl Here lies . . Aim. 0 U' -s 5 A Pre' ' u' AN RE' U ,E , '1 1 . ,1v ' .4 . ' 15-- .I mt. V A . Y is e fi 5, 0 x SOCCER lt's not tribal ritual, it's Art Ferreira's brand of soccer f l Split end or goalie? Jeff Ryder snares almost anything. l Lf ,Q-was s - 4,,,... ' fs L, -., ' l. 'P ,J 4 . f. , Mrs -4,q,L.... 5 4 Q ..,Sc' -jig., . :eq . 1- Q..v.,,1 .li '.:wr.' ' J ' ,gk-r' i, ' ex'5sf'! 'e't ,:: -. Tele. viT--Jfu'7l3 -'--t- A. A - --rr , ' I Y YQ bills .5 . . ., ,..r lu. .,,,. ,, - ,AAI . .1 . . -'lx . ,. e B..-T ' -11-.MM I ','a l,'?: --1 .a:L.s,.s,3 ' ll..'l.'. Q . a-Ql,.-h JV, SOCCER- Kneeling: Jon Schifl, Mike Mase, Richard Irving, Phil Quinn, Jim Vann, Dale Halon, Robert Gray, Barney Wray, Bruce Klein, Walter Spokowski, Jefl Eckler, Andy Olendzki, Clit? Behmer, Steve Ric- ciardi, Jeff Sebell. Standing: Coach Verne Breault, John McKinnon, Bill Fricke, John Hanlon, Scott Porter, Roger Heeren, Dave Yamartino, Dick Berger, Howie Rubin, Greg Newman, Craig Backmon, Bruce Nance, Peter Connolly, Charlie Stoneman, Mike Connolly, Ken Kirk, Scott Williams, Harold Chamberlain, Scott Hinkley, Peter Gillespie, Martin Pike. Two hollow spheres Stnuuuwv Ginn-:Q ,-Q Q 'vs 501, -L VARSITY SOCCER-Kneeling: Jeff Ryder, Tom Canone. Standing--First Row: Coach McMullen, lou Halon, Pete Sammons, Arthur Ferreira, Randy Sellier, Tim Woolard. Second Row: Jim Heeren, John Bucci, Captain Craig Thompson, Bruce Walker, Seth Johnson, Dave Shannon. Third Row: Robert Peterson, Steve Anderson, Don Owen, Dave Crowley, Kirk Rynearson, Steve Perry, Roger Soulnier, Bill Crosby, Gerald Rau, Bill Yamartino. Spurred on by captain Craig Thompson, the Wayland soccer squad showed they had something this year. The soccer boys pro- vided good competition for their rivals and thrills for an ever-increasing number of avid spectators. Scoring 1.67 goals per game, the offense was as good as the defense, and the defense was superb. Never one to give up, the Warrior soccer team battled often until the final air horn blasted for their glory or defeat. They will go down as one of Wayland's finest soccer teams. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland VARSITY SOCCER SCORES Xavier lynnheld Newton South Lincoln-Sudbury Bedford Weston Acton Xavier Lynnfinld Newton South linroln-Sudbury Bedford Weston Acton all The gun sounds the dust rises and they leave on another journey across the countryside. Cross-Country is unlike most other competitive sports in that one is pitted primarily against nature and time. Boasting a number of individual stars, this year's team aged to do rather well. It is a strenuous ordeal for the runners to wind across the countryside-up hills, through sand pits, down dirt roads, and often in bitter Much credit must be given to those who have the stamina to stick it out, for it great fortitude and exceptional endurance to run up to 20 minutes non-stop. 5 Q lg? M- .- CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: Peter Hoenig, Tom Klump, Bill Rubin, Josh Winer, Ed Hartin, Bill Fellows, Bob Soonan Dave Tewksbury, Alan Beckwith, Steve Hinchey, Dave Newhall. Standing: Charles Turpin, Merrill Rubin Bob Bartholomew, Bob Hanlon, Marc Salzberg, Randy Charles, Geoff Bowdoin, Don Rider, vii 'qtlfi !i,,. Don Rider strides out of the pits. 2 .1-1 it Bob Hanlon and Geofl Bowdoin lead in an all-Wayland charge. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland CROSS-COUNTRY SCORES I5 Lynnfield 'I9 Weston 24 Westwood 21 Newton South 29 Lincoln-Sudbury 29 Acton-Boxboro 19 Bedford 15 Lynntield 22 Weston 18 Westwood 'I9 Newton South 28 Lincoln-Sudbury 28 Acton-Boxboro 15 Bedford ,Qu-. SEL' fake ,F xx ,A , 4. . 4 -.-, ns- -.L'Q'f'!- sl , 'I 1 'Z'D,'V7 ' 55' 1-1, , 'T , . ., 2. 1 ,1-1- v' i 4 'S N Q' E ni g.. Lwfkqg., y LVM.. f YK F- 5,d,:Mip,- J -3 -, ' gf ' ' ' U z 4, Y' I nl yu' ' Town Crier Lloyd Keyes' opposition frequently finds him outin front. FIELD HOCKEY The Field Hockey team, under Coach Bacon and Captain Debbie Bowers, had an excellent season last fall. They played to win, and had pride in both their offense and defense. Not being in a league, they did not get a standing, but in all their games very few goals were scored against the Wayland girls. - A- 'OWU- -.. Us 3,4 JV FIELD HOCKEY-First Row: Laurie Raymond, Suzanne Beckwith, Lillian de8ruyn, Gail Palmer, Susan Morgan, Donna Hoyt. Second Row: Nancy Hargrove, Patty Burne, Claudia O'Neill, Debbie Ames, Janet Fisher. Third Row: Kris Mix, Francine Smith, Ann Von Curran, Diane Moberg, Betsy Gilmour, Molly Trageser, Coach Cantrell. Barbara Manchester lifts a pass to her teammate Melinda Dietrich. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY-First Row: Nona Jones, Melinda Dietrich, Anne St. John, Robin Shalline, Barbara Manchester, Betsy Morse, Margie Amero, Beany Jandl, Nancy Nylund. Second Row: Mgr. Jan Prouty, Coach Bacon, Linda Caroker, Debbie Charles, Sue Ire- land, Laurie Tanner, Captain Debbie Bowers, Joyce Tewksbury, Baysie Wightman, Betsy Yohn. 1 9 lx! , L5 ,J If gy mio ' A-I ll The girls unwind from the competition on the sidelines. I gb.: F Q IIT. I A v F , 1' X .fi 5 X 'M Bilge 4 -I rx -1 x I I Coach Bacon plans strategy during a lighter moment. FIELD HOCKEY SCORES Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland 2 5 I 5 0 4 2 0 Bedford 2 Westwood O Acton-Boxboro 0 Bedford O Weston I Westwood I Newton 2 Lincoln-Sudbury 4 ,412 f4 L1 s yr .J DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE HOCKEY CHAMPS The Warriors this year started out like a steamroller, but ended up with a bittersweet tie for the DCL title. But it was indeed the title, tie or no tie, won through combined team effort. The team was blessed with some excellent talent as well as rabid fans. Throughout the winter both players and spectators made the trek up to Billerica Forum for the games. Hockey captured the interest of an increasing number of fans, and it grew in popularity throughout the season as Wayland won game after game with playing that pleased both home and opposition fans. Rene Merghart flips the puck to defenseman Phil Pagano. xt! First Row: John Anderson, Rick Lawless, Dave Shannon, Scott Williams, Rick Wright, Wally Sullivan, Rene Merghart, Ricky Irving, Dick Martin. Second Row: Coach Morris, Chris Kinchla, John Ahern, Clark Johnson, Bill Burdett, Bill Rooney, Peter Connelly, Keith Bridge, Phil Pagano, Blair Macumber, 'Mark O'Keefe, Mark Shepard, Bill Crosby, Kevin Ahern, Coach Kinchla. 1 g Mark Shepard and Rene Merghart take a breather. Mark O'Keefe turns on the moves. if l f! lu fffxlsf 4 fl f '2 l 1 - . L - an Wayland goal? Almost, but not quute. The fans cheer Warraor Ice actaon. R vids A 'Vi- Captain Rick Wright raises his stick in iubilation after a goal. Rick Irving, Mark Shepard, and Mark O'Keefe keep the pressure on. Clark Johnson splits through the defense. -Aff 592 59 nf 'J' 4 71:5 s F X B if . j f ' 4 .,c. . if I' ' K 4 ,pg ay N, J Q., . xx .x C ' L. sv ' ,P-4' 'b N. ai WayIand's leading goal scorer, Mark Shepard. Coach Kinchla makes the point to Peter Connelly. ii Mark Shepard, Blair Macumber, and Captain Rick Wright cheer another Wayland goal 1 'Xx , e first line scores another in the team's 9 to 2 route of Weston. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Coach Kinchla gets the word from the ret. HOCKEY SCORES Westwood Lynnfleld Sudbury Weston Newton South Bedford Acton Westwood Lynnfleld Sudbu ry Weston Newton South Bedto- d Acton WRESTLING Glenn Ross enjoys the Honeymooner's glide. Undefeated, untied, unchallenged: that was the Wayland wrasslin' team's season. The talent was awesome and scores were usually lopsided. Be- sides rigorous practice and bruising competition, the wrestlers must also endure starvation, as mak- ing weight is a big part of this sport. The sacrifice payed off in the end, as Wayland not only romp- ed through the league but fared into the state finals, with many making it well past the quarter finals. Wrestling drew huge crowds of Wayland spectators who cheered their team until the final match was won. '- ' ,. ' , .- 4 A - -: 1 A. , ' I ' -v,' ii Q. , S i - 5. t t 5, fp 3, -- k 4 .,:y1'M- .,.,' . , M A ' :ff-QW:-4,1 s- tli?fx'Qg':i 4 ' ' ' fr-, '1gr'mt,,, - ' , . . ' . 'fx MSS' 21- f'f',.v,, , ty- i, Wiz.. A . bf, ' J.-,,,'l -1, .W-1l:'. , . , V 'UQQ2 Q, ac, W I iizafi . - i . '41 'li s c v 'R i r , Glenn Ross ties up a hapless opponent. Art Ferreira springs from the neutral stand. l t fc I. . . Ben Christopher photo First Row: Ed Hartin, Cliff Antonell, Art Ferreira, Gary Walls, Scott Barclay, Dave Lipton, Glenn Ross, Tom Sokoloski. Second Row: Coach Moyer, Mark Harmon, Peter Ekdahl, Gary Chase, Peter LaFemino, Joe Kowalski, Jeff Thompson, Peter Confrey, Dave Harmon, Coach J Lukis. 6 Tl' - ' T ' Y 3 ui Q K A 4 MM dl I 'P rsh STATE WRESTLING CO-CHAMPS L lx y, I , .bv al-- 4.-' V o . Gary Bruno Chase works on a Ggure four with an arch. Tom Sokoloski lakes his man to the mais. -3. f'f-A Yv- l ' ,,-af' ,r ' . . B h ' lm Joe Kowalski rides heavy wilh Q Ben Chmlopher pholo Gary Chase is picky when it comes to fingers. en C 'mop er two on one. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland 164 WRESTLING SCORES Lowell Tour won by Wayland 45 Springfield Cathedral 32 Springfield lQuad at U. Mass. Tour won by Wayland 39 Norwood 42 Melrose - 33 Ashland 41 Keene, N. H. 45 Lincoln-Sudbury 30 Newlon South 43 Lexinglon 45 Brookline 29 Weslon 39 Wellesley 10 Woylandl 8 6 13 7 6 12 3 3 21 8 ,JJ Scott Barclay has lured his mon to a quick defeat 'fir' J ll Qqaa. 1 ' T - Q' B' 'Un fv-.. J ' I A if ft 'h 'V '31 Jilin.-s Q 'ggi' - 'fr 't2'A ': .w af-- U . . ,.. I 1 1 r. If A.: ,r .gg lu' I AV :l: .iT,'1fl-1'f1Lh 1 V' 1 :' s . 5. . ,,' 953' 8 p 0' . 0 , A Lv!!! rf P ..-.1 , 1 ' .ll L ' . 7 -YI. 1 . 5' 92?-2,g 1f'g ' -L wi r ll? QV gl gi if f gl, rsf kgif ,E v g,-G1 was ff ,Q i ical Ma lWT'i'- 4 5 1622 5' A GW. : Y zu f ff i Lal Q . -f, A I TRACK l 2 16 Jon Plate collapses after a strenuous race. lam :aww Marc Salzberg, miler, moves out in a clutch race. Bob Hanlon hands the baton to larry Doucette. Pistol Pierce Hollingsworth fires the shot through the roof The realay team of Merrill Rubin, Jef? Bowdoin, Larry Douetfe and Bob Hanlon, undefeated in Dual Mee? competiiion. Merrill Rubin explodes around the iurn 'J Bob Hanlon rounds ihe corner wifh Alan Beckwith close behind. Don Rider leads the Wayland rush in1l1e 1000. Bob Hanlon-WHS record, 40 yd. dash 14.7 secslg undefeaied in Dual Meef compeiition, 600 yd. run. sith- --fm. 85 u 'Yu .Q . . 6 v 'fn lf, ? X... s, '4 .4 ,Ar ,f 4? 5 A ! , 1. 'I ff V f ' X . . 1,11 9 r JK St 5 xc Q' W i. NI I ' f 0 pg 4 4 ww Qs' O Y5 n..x 41, A . UE 4 ik , v Nl Q2 5' M - I lk !'!, ' -J, W 5 Q 9? Q '24 cn' f '1 1 Standing: Sue Hitchcock, Gale Hitchcock, Bill Nahikian, Charles Danielson, Steve Williams, Tony Spag- nuolo, Stu Renner, Captain John Koch, Martha Faigen. Seated: Coach Hitchcock, John Havener. uni' 6.sv X5 LEAGUE RIFLERY CHAMPS The Rifle Team again this year show- ed the stuff that Wayland sports teams Wayland RIFLERY SCORES 902 Marlboro B55 are made of. Although the shooters are Wayland 874 Melrose 750 Bill Nahikian and Steve Williams score up a target. not in fast motion or bodily contact, there is as much pressure in riflery as in other sports. The shooter must have a steady hand, good eyesight, and keen concen- tration to hit the target from fifty feet. Wayland bottled nine determined teams to end the season with a great record. Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland Wayland 915 898 900 893 877 915 905 Malden Acton-Boxboro Newton Waltham Concord Bedford Watertown 886 862 868 874 B55 888 878 Us Ann Sw eene Y checks over her equapmenf. The only outdoor sport in the winter is skiing-and it is one sport that requires dedication as well as love of skiing. Think snow is a common by-word, for that is the sole facility for good competition, whether it be slalom or cross-country. This year, as in past years, the ski team took the DCL title impressively. Practicing through the par- alyzing cold of January and enduring the frustrating thaws of Feb- ruary, the team worked and competed, usually without the big crowds , that other sports draw. This is another team Wayland can be 4 l v l proud of. E I . l 1 ' L l l 1 L -4 'i '- ,sz-.W Lflqgv l i H Q fb: - H Captain Joyce Tewksbury curves a path down the hill. The captains, Bruce McKinnon and Joyce Tewksbury, with Coach McMullen. Caplain Bruce McKinnon lwisfs down the slope. 1 1 J i I' Q l MASS. BAY HIGH SCHOOL SKI LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS 531 if E Team Combined Total Boys Girls , , 5 li E Wayland 2275 1060 1215 5 'l , caaaafa-Carlisle 1925 1021 904 1 f 1 , Lanaala saabary 1567 824 743 Q l is - 3 Walpole , A . 1270 750 520 l Q l ri Wellesley 1022 651 371 l 1 , Acton-Boxboro 920 Q Westwood 779 l 5 Waltham 731 2 ' Weston 684 ' - Bedford 599 1 ma-Y' 1 meef. K 1 5 X 'if' 'S as 25 -' SKI TEAM: Firsf Row: Bruce Walker, Gail Palmer, Ann Sweeney, Laurie Tanner, Sharon Halpern, Ann VanCuran, Vicky Randall, Jay Gray, Mark Pendergasl, Aaron Abend. Second Row: Mike Abend, Matty Kovner, Carol LeBaron, Sue Mendler, Jeff Sebell, Harris McNeil, Tim Schad, Grover Daniels, Scot? Porfer, Dave Tewskbury, Liz Alpert, Sara Daniels, Capiain Joyce Tewskbury, Caplain Bruce McKinnon, Robbie Gray, Sue Hoenig, Steve Perry, Baysie Wighlman, Helen Randall, Fred Schad, Jamie Gainsboro, John McKinnon, Coach McMullen. Laurie Tanner and Vicky Randall ioke around after a ski VARSITY: First Row: Margie Amero, Dawn Widdiss, Anne St. John, Linda Caraker, Mary Harris. Second Row: Coach Cantrell, Marcia Heold, Sue Marston, Beany Jandl, Diane Moberg, Melinda Dietrich, Nancy Close, Jill Quaglieri. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Girls' teams are always underrated, and girls' basketball is no exception. The girls on both varsity and iunior varsity work as long and as hard as the boys. The games all sea- son have been hard fought, and at times rough. These girls work diligently with little credit or glory except personal satisfaction. For the true sports fans, girls' basketball has as much action as the other Wayland sports. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES Wayland 27 Newton North , . 26 Wayland 52 Newton South 21 Wayland 40 Weston 44 Wayland 31 Bedford 30 Wayland 33 Westwood 30 Wayland 22 Acton 41 Wayland 25 Bedford 13 Wayland 25 Westwood 20 Wayland 31 Lincoln-Sudbury 36 Margie Amero lets it fly Linda Caraker takes it away. Melinda Dietrich shoois over the opposition. JUNIOR VARSITY: Firsf Row: Carol Samuels, Debbie Ames, Marilyn Maynard, Sue Morgan, Nancy Roche, Kerry Carlson. Second Row: Coach Grimes, Ann Jewell, Bonnie Knous, Francine Smith, Betsy Morse, Susan Fellows, Laurie Raymond. '23, ga- 2-0 , v, -ni Diane Moberg tries to shake her guard We fook porl in many acfivifies, gs? 'mt The Wayland High School Marching Band. 'x xl 'rf- lp' ' r - Q ' 1 IN I ,cw ,Y J R Jr. ii' , a . A u'n.V 5 . f 2 3 , g ., '- -. .,q',w'A. ji ,wt 1 ' -1, .'4- , 's- Sarah Daniels and Carol LeBaron. N-v -if 11 -. r . , ! ',q.1' 354, -v l...: Q. lg r IF. af Is i 'ff' ...lc 7' xl,, . I .' 4 -li' CHORUS, First Row: Susan Sokolski, Paula locona, Judy Wright, Wendy Larson, Terry Palmer, Cathy Peterson, Evangela Pavloglou, Elizabeth Curtis, Sue Marston, Pam Fye, Roseann Pattison, Jane Farrell, Yoko Matsuta, Brenda Chipman. Second Row: Jane Elliott, Beth Stevenson, Judy Rounsefell, Lisa Smith, Fran Pollitt, Betsy Yohn, Lisa Cho- dosh, Julie Reade, Felicia Mode, Patti Meadows, Sharon Halperin, Gale Hitchcock, Sue Stevens, Nancy Bowers, Joyce Tewksbury, Lorraine Antell, Carol LeBaron. Third Row: Kathy Thomas, Kathy Martin, Conny Breuning, Deb- bie Blades, Jill Gilmour, Susan Minot, Robin Willeson, Cindy Heald, Patsy Halloran, Andrea Gainey, Robin Slye, Nancy Klingerman, Janice Owen, Dottie Heidt, Cathy Hub- bard, Janet Welsh, Sarah Daniels, Nancy Roche, Jody Mclnturttf Janee Keary, Monica Dugan, Cathy Peterson, Elena List, Kathy Chodbourne. Fourth Row: Mary Foy, Ellen Jameson, Alison MacMillan, Jamie Gainsboro, Karen O'Neill, Glenn Sullivan, Dan Nylander, Henry Elliott, Bill Siebert, Jon Adams, John Bolster, John Foy, Jay Gainsboro, Harold Chamberlain, Matty Kovner, Rod Tyler, Mike Abend, Marcia Heald, Jon Schitt, Barbara LeBaron. Fifth Row: Josh Fried- man, John Palmer, Mark Pendergast, Peter Chamberlin, Blake Luce, Rick Blades, Steve Borros,, Tom Hubbard, Doug Miller, Phil O'Connell, Steve Crowley, Bill Fellows, Merrill Rubin. Boswell lChris Rowan, Lorin Rowan, and Bill Elliottl give a concent, sponsored by The Student Council, before leaving for California. 2' STUDENT COUNCIL: First Row: Carol Malanowski, Ted St. John, Randy Sellier, Jon Winer- Treasurer, Dave Nagel-Acting President, Sue Pultz-Secretary, Lynn Shurts, Howard Rubin, Pdf Halloran. Second Row: Dave Crowley, Mariko Masuoko, Laurie Needleman, Andrea Wilson, Shdf0l'l Halperin, David Erlichman, Vincent Smith, Cathy Peterson, Elena list, Suzi Freeman, Craig Thompson. Third Row: Jon Adams, Nancy Close, Debbie Charles, Tom Hubbard, Frank Grimm Debby Odell, Jeff Ryder, Harold Chamberlain, Rick Marvin, Martin Krasnick, Dave lipton, Merrill Rubin. V J. 7. 1 6 lv -A G r N l . to I KEY CLUB: Sealed: Randy Sellier, Bill Pelletier, Steve Mosher, Bob Osborn, Mr. Paul-Advisor, Bob Amero, blake Luce, Make Duaavnno, Scott Stephenson, Paul Daley. Standing: Peter Malkin. ,Q 'T 'Ik.a iu- W v--y' 154- in ...Q -P ix 1657 ik fix. T1 Scovt Stephenson, Bob Osborn, Pete Malkin and Mr. Paul, in a flu iovial mood. IH 'A Blake Luce, Sharon Flynn, and Jon Phylis at the Key Club's Lef's Make A Deal. 11:9 a wwf? 1 'FZ 49 x' V' aj , , 4j.4 g W Yi., fy . U Q g' 1 flowi- C yt gm, V '1,. wq,,gl Z, , if JH ,gb V Y! 'N M -u uf AFS CLUB: First Row: Janee Keary, Pat Skelly, Krissly Walter-President, Betsy Parsons, Ellie Arsove, Sandra Queener. Second Row: Helen Randall, Claudia O'NeiIl, Beth Freedman, Margie Amero, Donna Hoyt. Third Row: Sue Marston, Kathy McKenny, Debbie Burke, Kris Mix. Fourth Row: Sue Minot, Debbie Quinn, Betty Shedd, Kathy LeBlanc. The French Club gives a Christmas party for a group of Haitian children. 'W , H irr. , .Q- 95 X 6'- l l FRENCH CLUB: First Row: Janice Martinson, Gabrielle Winkle, Denise Kiley, Sue Scho- field, Joy Pechet, Judy Wright, Donna Bittel. Second Row: Betsy Parsons, Powell Scott, Martha Thomas, Bob Peterson, Judy Rounsefell, Lynne Olson, Jane Goodman, Pam Thompson, Shelley Jettery, Cheryl O'NeiIl, Caren Friedberg, Debbie Martin, Carolyn Unger, Doug Carson, Carol Entin. ug. Karen O'NeiIl makes friends with a little Haitian girl. lk 4. if: AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE CLUB: First Row: Vincent Smith, Rick Badders, Steve Kadlik, Dave Harris, Philip Lincoln, Jim Carroll. Second Row: Dave Moon, Lenny Dolbek, Mike Nolan, James Gilman, Mark Perrdergast, Dan'Nyl-ander. Third Row: Steve Williams, BetsyqYohn, Jay Stanney, Bill Fellows. Fourth Row: Tim Lee, Jay Gainsboro, Mr. Ryan-Advisor, Steve Sedlis, Darrel Kitchens, John Lingard. L I m i J 2 .iw l . S Q X,J .lisa-1 -! .fx ff BLACK AND WHITE CLUB: First Row: Marilyn Hardaway, Janice Gilchrist, Dorothy Pearson, Robin Johnson, Jelaine John, Debbie Byrd, Mariella Spriggs, Debbie Sanders, Ann Sweeney. Second Row: Luahn Schofield, Glenn Sullivan, Jef? Tidwell, Charles Clark, Mike Neill, Hillary Oblinger, Jamie Gains- boro, Harold Wilson, Suzette Mendler, Mr. Nagorski-Advisor. Third Raow: Jeff Ryder, Larry Peace, James Howell, Gary Parker, Elliott Francis, Steve Barros, Roy Tyler, Sharon Halperin, liz Alpert. it 187 i 5 l x ' l CHESS TEAM: First Row: Mike Chaisson, Noel Keller-President, Pete Sammons. Second Row: Paul Lucas, Henry Elliott, Jon Winer, Tim Lee. Third Row: Bill Fellows, Bob Higley, Blake Luce, David Martin. Fourth Row: Scott Dixon, Dave Maclnty, Dan Hagget, Pat Reed, Bob Peterson, Peter Lowry. V ga l h , ,, . '- I r A it 'uf -1 -HQ 7 v 4 Y i Nj Y LZ xg.: N. , .. WARGAMING: First Row: Alan Earls, Michael Q. Smith, Don Rider-President, Alan Beckwith, Dan Scholten. Second Row: Jay Tabor, Bill Fellows, Bob Arts, Mike Nolan, David Hafner, Peter Lowry, Walter Jabs. ! i i i I li rf' i MODEL ROCKETRY ASSOCIATION: First Row: Rob Flanagan, Alden Bee, Nelson Rix, Jon Kardell. Second Row: Dan Scholten Mike Leonhardt, David Sacra, Jeff Maloney, Pete Sammons, Paul Lucas. Third Row: Walter Jobs, Bob Arts, Alan Beckwith Jay Gainsboro, Elliott Francis, Tim Cameron. Fourth Row Harold Chamberlain, David Hafner, Jay Tabor, David Moon Bob Higley. The Rocketry Association blasts oft. RA if .,,p. ' ,ff I - 0 .1 it 5'lpv5Gw- .wmv 1 fl. Md 'fm' P , xt q. ' A I , 1, jg! q I 4 II-- c ', .1 rf! A ' ,N : , ,. Hfffv, 1 . f -- W. .. f- ', or .,t-' 5 ' A , J. .. T us' an Q. ,, ,,- . , .... ...If ,,,.I ,I Q. , ,. ,. I I I I ,III It N I , II A I.- ,. QA, ,, .. .,' ., . -1 1 , K' v-- ' ln., 1 1 ' v - ' , vwQ,,1':1 1 l'4.'12'Q,-QP ggQwghf... .'f ff I1 I c ,I n. 0 A f .P+ ' , J 1- 1Q., -fri., 4 ' ,js1-' ' Af. 't . 1 ' v , . ' ,. ,M-1' -n- -' -V ' ' , I , ' I, Wqcfkeyg , A ,.'Q ,s,aIl4'i, 'nI .I-.I . ,I 1 .-or - .f MI II I , I LI . 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Mike Chaisson, Andy Owen. 189 90 Henry Ellrott stands guard over o Lotln Club nnltlote LATIN CLUB A Latin Club soldier blindfolds o group of prospective club members. s .aw-ui 5 Marc Solzberg and John Foy in the Soturnolion Banquet skit. Jane Farrell, Conny Breuning, and Sarah Bennett prepare for their part in H10 Saturnolian Banquet. 1, y,. J ,J .fix D Y' JO 3 Q L fl w Q f 4 'I , P. 'A in . 4. , - - r.- ,.., I. . fa'-' 'QV 571' 9 W. ,Q , M -QE, O I A O .Ama 1 ,tu- A' .4 li T 'J' The People Who Mode THE REFLECTOR Happen 55 we THE EDITORS: Jill Nexon, Business Manager, Bonnie Keith, Assislanl Business Managerf Martha Faigen Liferory Ediforg Terry Donahue, Picfure Ediforg Parry Moorhead, Assisfanf Literary Edilorg Dave Quinn Edilor-in-Chiefg Carol Malanowski, Lay-our Ediior, i Carol Malanowski, Lay-out Editor Besides the people shown on these pages, we'd like to thank the many members of the Reflector staff, our photographers-Dave Harris, Eric Pleim, Roger Hering, Bill Allen, Bob Hanlon, and Dave Tewksbury, and our sports writer, Pierce Hollings- worth. Roger Hering, Photographer Martha Faigen, Literary Editor Dave Quinn Editor rn Chief iQ Ly' -. 91 A 9-ha' S - nw .-5. 1: 'vfbi - . - , ' -x. 1. u A ' . ' . 'e-A, .'w 1 ,, ,, 3 , w . A x Q QQ, 1 I diva' f .- ?f:4.TEf' QisiQa51'fQ' z V-fgfzm 'r ,fx-Ay.. KW gx fmcm s ,X :ce cn 4 1 SNACK BA 4 ws f.1?f1 E Iii! D511 I llnizlq r-1 f-'1 'f '!Q! .V ,- 5,54 5 ' ' ' -,A' -I X 1 EFIM. If 'iii' ,.,: A-WN . 'c 4. -J-' ' ' ' 1:- 11 mir: - 1 - :gn -fi- - Z- Q-Fes ' -- 9-up COCHITUATE NURSING HOME FAIRWAY sPoRTs womo Philip R. Guidrey, Owner 'Admistrator Owned and Operated bY Art Treasure Decor Visitors Welcome Opened 1970-Completely Fireproof 188 COMMONWEALTH ROAD SELLEW ENTERPRISES, INC Route No. 9 WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS 01778 NATICK' MASSACHUSETTS 653-8500 653-5820 Shop and Smile All the While at ROUTE 9 and 27 NATICK SHOPPING CENTER Compliments ofthe MUCNABB ENGINEERING CO., INC. 131 LEXINGTON STREET WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 1 8 1 COLONIAL TEN ACRES DINNER and COCKTAILS Monday, Thurday, Saturday Facilities for Weddings, Meetings, Proms Parties and Banquets up to 600 Route 20 WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS 358-4080 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Eastern Research Laboratory Congatulations to All Seniors Tea Gifts Jewelry Idents Earrings Agents for Rubber Stamps and Name Tapes - Repair of - Jewelry 81 Beads, Watches 8K Clocks Personalized Stationery and Informals KIEN CHUNG'S 502 BOSTON POST ROAD 894-4290 BROCKELMAN'S MARKET The Home of Fine Foods 177 COMMONWEALTH ROAD WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations to the CLASS OF '71 DENNISON ns Frappes Burgers-Dogs A FRIEND OF THE LATIN CLUB Compliments of PERODEAU'S FOOD STORE NOWHERE IS CIVILIZATION SO PERFECTLY MIR- RORED AS IN SPEECH. IF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF SPEECH, OR THE SPEECH ITSELF, IS NOT YET PERFECT, NEITHER IS CIVILIZATION. - FAIR 84 YEAGER Insurance ESTABLISHED I898 IO MAIN ST., NATICK, MASSACHUSETTS Ol76O LEARN TO COMMUNICATE - 653-3131 TEACH OTHERS- GOOD LUCK TO ONE AND ALL. BARRY's HARUWARE ,L M . Compliments of DATH'S PACKAGE STORE THE KARDELL SHOP gifts T cards T toys T31 MAIN STREET HAROLD H. SEARS Specialists COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS Sewage 5Y5'9m5 894-2187 443-8956 SEARS 81 SCHOFIELD INC. 80 Union Avenue, Sudbury, Massachusetts OI776 Wayland Representatives: Mrs. James F. Orr, Jr. Mrs. Robert G. Paine, Jr. David H. Bradley, President L. DAVENPORT 13 ZLL Q dl... giiiifl IW. . -' '-. T nel'-'.'nsT MQ, J ' -'ff' 3 'ff WESTON - SINCE msn A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE ' 426 BOSTON POST ROAD ' SUIT-81'-fltl 2 1 I l l 4 l ll Compliments Compliments of of WATERMAN-GIBBS FUNERAL SERVICE COCHITUATE AUTO BODY '92 WEST COMMONWEALTH ROAD ROUTE 30 COCHITUATE-WAYLAND 653-3350 WEST NEWTON SAVINGS BANK Frank S. Waterman, lll James P. Cutler Kennefh F- Sem 5'e e'l W' Cmle' west NEWTON and WAYLAND Edward J. Sullivan James Brown, -lf- l Safety for Savings Compliments of JOHN H. BALDWIN COMP MENTS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. L' PELHAM ISLAND ROAD OF WAYLAN D, MASSACHUSETTS SHEPARD MOBIL STATION Compliments of DAVE STARMER'S DISPOSAL, INC. ll l The future l arrives sooner at a theon. i When you work at the forefront of technology, you work on tomorrow every day. That's whatwe do at Raytheon. With amazing results. For example, Radarangel? l microwave ovens for the home. A miniature furnace the size ofa two-pound coffee can. Nlotionless radars that see everywhere at once. l- Our facilities stretch around the world. And our activities extend from space , exploration to pollution control. l Raytheon. The companythat makes things happen. - l l l l i g, l l l l I i l l l I l l I Congratulations to the class of 1971. 1 X Raytheon Company, Equipment Development Laboratory, -'W' . ,Q 'Eu yi Wayland I Sudbury. r . 5. , S. , l I BOSTON POST ROAD, WAYLAND Tel. 358-7091 Il HIGGINS ICE CREAM Bes'Wlshe5'0'he Class of '71 from I.EBLANC'S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS, GANG to Class of '71 l PEP'S CORNER STORE TOWN LINE HARDWARE INC HOUSEWARES-TOOLS-GARDEN SUPPLIES-PLUMBING and 212 West Plain Street Cochituofe, Mass. BRADY'S SERVICE STATION ELEcTRucAL suPPuEs '060 O'd- Conn- ' BOSTON POST ROAD SOUTH SUDBURY, MASS. 01778 Telephone 443-21 12 Soxonville, Mass. 01701 Tel. 877-4190 COMP! ments WAYLAND CITGO SERVICE BOSTON POST ROAD WAYLAND, MASS. E ERS Compllmenfs of 358-7760 PINEFIELD .IEW L PINEFIELD SHOPPING CENTER 877 0710 Saxonville, Mass. PAUL F. ALPHEN INSURANCE orrill Drive, 'Wayland 655-4556 T-BIRD-LTD-GALAXIE FAIRLANE-TORINO-FALCON MUSTANG-MAVERICK 6171358-7711 247 BOSTON POST ROAD WAYLAND, MASS. 01778 2? CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1971 fI'Om: VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Post Commander Sr. Vice-Commander Jr. Vice-Commander Quartermaster Post Adiutant Post Chaplain Wayland Post 6260 653-9760 Walter E. Richardson James Donovan Charles Strong Raymond Mclnnis Robert Flynn Sylvester Landry ,...- 5 ls q'b-g Q'1F ', Complimenfs of DOM'S CLEANERS THE STEREO PLACE 169 COMMONWEALTH ROAD ROUTE 9 FRAMINGHAM COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS ...,-.,....- ,,.......- . 4-... N f :,. ,. f - -. 'Quai-.QD . 1 - I . 4--- ' .3-Lb' -a-ar , ', ss- ,.. -1178.4 7.1 i .diff ni... 45 9 CQ, -Q - ,l f .L ' -h 41' PURITY SUPREME SUPERMARKET JOHNSON S PHARMACY 54 MAIN STREET : 1 NL . B. w. JOHNSON, un RUSSELL L COCHITUATE GllEENll0USES 6 GARDEN CENTER. In Woylandg Mus. 653-7352 A4 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 from the STUDENT COUNCIL W f , fL! M?w,A,.,,4,, qw-MZ7LM7W'fzfifw MQW M WWMQMW jj,g55zf?ZjW ' Wagga 'HW Mau' A W QQ, ,dd fwmf 5y7aMw,-ww fpwwwwfxwayw Y 7 ARROWHEAD GARDENS 5'f5f'?1., 'im A 1 Q BOSTON POST ROAD 52' E , . 15,1 1- f U . WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS 'EJ I I 'f -1 , 415525-1' . 1 ' jg., ,, is-K1 358-7333-358-7334 1 -'1:- 1 1 ,gi -.,,, H -5 1 L J L' 8'--41-3:3-L.....g,,-s.g l'.'? A 'Q 0-1 ., - - Compliments of NATICK DODGE INC. Route ii? --- opposite Filene's Fine Dodge cours ond trucks New EngIo1nd's Largest Dodge Dealer CONGRATULATIONS JOHNSON-GORDON JEWELERS and ' GOOD LUCK shoppers World HOLMES ASSOCIATES, REALTOR 872-9108 235-9108 298 BOSTON POST ROAD Q WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS GMEGA ROLEX 358-4501 A POKONOKET KENNELS, Reg. 2 CONGRATULATIONS Complete Kennel Shop . . . Boarding All Breeds . . . Bathing . . . Grooming 1971 GRADUATES OLD BOSTON POST ROAD SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 443-2351 NATICK FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK . Two Offices I I ' 6 MAIN STREET, NATICK 5 I NATICK MALL BRANCH I I I Best Wishes 5 from the I I I. ' CLASSICAL sruoles cmus I -I to the II CLASS OF '71 I Ll Ave atque Vale Il ,AMW .,,, , FROM A 1942 GRADUATE ELMWOOD DONUT, INC. 310 EAST COMMONWEALTH COCHITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS 653-9887 Best of Luck '71 M 84 M TRANSPORTATION 186 ALEWIFE BROOK PARKWAY CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 2 I I . I I l l I I I I Il Il I I In 'I I I , I I I L Complete Line of Formal Wear for Rent For Distinctive J g Particular Cleansers '57, N People 1-666 Gem 1 HOUR Cleaners, Inc. TAILORS-LAUNDERERS WEIRE NEXT n l Route 109 312 E. Commonwealth Road Main Street Rouge 30 Medway Shopping Center Cochhume Mass W. Medway, Mass. Phone 655-2922 Phone 533-6674 CLASS OF '72-.IUNIORS Class of 1971: Wherever you go from here . . . . . . Remember to keep in touch . . . With Wayland TOWN CRIER 358-7336 891 -4720 DRAMA CLUB COM PLIMENTS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL .'l1. I wanted to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? The bird fights its way out of the egg. The egg is the world. Who would be born must first destroy a world. The bird flies to God. That God's name is Abraxasf' Hermann Hesse, Demian CLASS OF '73-SOPHOMORES ai I 4..Jl..i BEST WISHES FROM LD WAYLAND'S MOST POPULAR GAS STATION Moderation is best and to avoid all extremes. Plutarch fA.D. 46-120D MOTHERS COUNCIL OLD COLONY J! ,of . - . ., IN, - 'H . .X K x TK X -r ,- , K. af-V' 4.- 'N 9' Pg--Q-.... ' Y .TV V l ' . W--LL, , ,Vw V B-Q.. . L. COLLINS MARKET, INC. 2 PATRONS Custom Car Radio Nashoba Valley Travel Sportswear Store Mr. Donald Benedetti Mr. John H. Lindsey Mrs. Dora Baker Russell's Hair Stylists and Mrs Robert S. Farrington and Mrs. George A. Bucci and Mrs Herbert E. White and Mrs. Charles R. Keith and Mrs. Charles E. Ramsey and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Francis R. Shelgren Gale R. Stevens Walter Spokowski and Mrs L. Irving Pollitt and Mrs Thomas Langan and Mrs Charles I. Tewksbury and Mrs Elwyn T. Reese Wayland's Shoe Service Mahoney's Lobster Haven and Mrs Richard W. Batten and Mrs Roger A. Backman and- Mrs. Peter C. Baker and Mrs Harvey Ames and Mrs Thomas A. Bombicino and Mrs Lawrence L. Clampitt and Mrs. Thomas E. Faulkner and Mrs Philip R. Gladu and Mrs. Robert B. Hatton and Mrs Herbert Lipton and Mrs Ritchie P. Lowry and Mrs Robert B. MacKnight and Mrs. Vincent S. Manchester and Mrs. Irving Erlichman and Mrs Herman W. Pelletier and Mrs. Richard A. Conway and Mrs. George L. Harris and Mrs Robert G. Shurts and Mrs. Alexander Farrell Carlson Corporation Mr and Mrs. Alan Stevenson SPONSORS Cinema I 81 II McCann's Driving School Mr Dr. and Mrs. Armand A. Letemine Mr Mr Mr Mary E. Gillespie . and Mrs. Donald McGowan .and Mrs. Angus F. Wilson . and Mrs. Bruce W. Everitt .and Mrs. Robert Koch and Mrs. Thomas H. Reynolds and Mrs. Alfred W. Altman and Mrs. T. L. Parker and Mrs. David L. Lanning and Mrs. William B. Zemann and Mrs. Richard N. Close and Mrs. Donald W. Jones and Mrs. Donald A. Fournier and Mrs. Robert E. Mclnturtf and Mrs. Robert N. Randall and Mrs. Burt C. Sellier June A. Rokes Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Quinn Heidi's Kid Stuff J. Irving Connolly Mr . and Mrs. Charles P. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Tauer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heartfield Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mellody Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Faigen Varsity Club Freshman Class Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Chadbourne and Mrs. Daniel J. Harmon Col. and Mrs. Donald A. Donahue and Mrs. Wayne S. Hering and Mrs. Roy B. Anderson and Mrs. Leonard D. Widdiss and Mrs. Walter F. Doucette and Mrs. Robert C. Rier and Mrs. Jason H. Jandl and Mrs. Phillip Nexon and Mrs. L. Bradford Thompson Class of 1974 'WSE Em n Q ,S ba, - 3 -1 .gg 'Q 0 Owl! ,Q ICH? .1-ii! og, 1-1r iii ,. .--.... 2 on Q0 ao i 1- l 1 1 of ., ua 1 , iff., 3 4 gg: L., ' - . It IA If + .?z , 'i 51:1 v 'P H3 1' ' fs Lg? 4 ' af' at W g w., T1'fx 11 :ll T Q A Q-Hg iv . 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