Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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I, Becky Wolfe, leave all my modern problems of Cathy Kelley to the History Department and vice-versa. I, Debra Yavner. leave the jobs of cleaning up the chem lab and taking inventory of the stock room to some unsuspecting students. 1. Carol Kulesza, leave my cymbals to anyone who will take them, the cafeteria lunches, my gym excuses, and my half-finished manuscript to the new typing students. I, Ron Manganaro, pray that Heaven will help me after June 3, 1973. I, Sadie Luongo, leave for good! I, Paul Luongo, leave my parking space to Charley Hill. I, Joan Papadinis, leave my clothes to Debbie Putnam, my Brains to whoever is stupid enough to take them, and wise remarks to Quinn. We, Tip MacDonald and Mike Sandford, leave the Beak in the Quine’s bathroom window. I, Debbie Loftus, leave my bottle of Binaca to next year’s seniors for the last day of school and my sexy gym clothes and smelly sneakers to anyone desperate enough to use them. I, Karen Frizzell, Founder and President of the Winchester High School Jogging Club, leave a clean sign-up sheet to next year’s crowd of interested joggers and my badminton skills to Chris Brown. We, the German IV Class,.gladly leave Faust. Danke Gott! I, Ellen Favorat, leave the 400 yd. freestyle to some poor soul on next year’s swim team. I, Wendy Irving, leave my notes from Mr. Waite’s Advanced Math class to any person crazy enough to want them and my overalls to Linda Cheever. I, Tim Morse, leave my favorite lock pick to Hugh Vartanian. I, Phil Toomajian, leave Mr. Soule and his golf swing to Jake and Mac. I, Steve Halverson, leave the AV Room to all the viscious sophomores. I, Mark Laughlin, leave Mr. Watson my economic ability and under¬ standing and all the GNP he can handle. We, the triplets, leave the balcony to all deserving males. I, David Belinowiz, leave Mr. Duhamel’s third period regretfully and his green Volkswagen untouched. We, Leigh Hubert, Paula Larkin and Nancy Norton, leave Mr. Hall still trying to figure out what a configuration is and our brocko sessions to any junior girls who can handle them! I, Mark Jonathan Stillman, evidently a masochist, leave my past out¬ rageous misfortune to further reach out and suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune the future brings. I, Bob Gates, leave my hair to Dr. Copeland. Shine on. I, Bob McGold rick, leave my sports career behind trying my best to do an imitation of Harry L. I, Paula J. Larkin, leave to the Class of ’74 anyone who thinks they can handle my LAUGH! I, Paul Ceruolo, leave with McGoldrick with our Neil Diamond albums and the New England Whalers. I, Peter Kent, leave with pleasure. We, Mr. Joyce’s calculus class, leave him one stick of Joycey Fruit Gum, a cup of Tasters Joyce and three two’s, four l!4’s and ten 7 8 ’s.

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I. Peter Kent, leave Pork McCormack to get so cocked, cuffed in the lip, and maybe get a few willnots. I. Roger McGrath, leave Mr. Kelley to any one that can pass him. I. Diana Waszak. leave my sleeping bag in the cafeteria. 1, Sharon McEwen, leave my title as High School “Sex Symbol” to Lee Anne Bingel. I also leave it up to Aideen Guthrie to be Class of ’74 Hippie. I, Charlene Logan, leave. I. Karen Augliera, leave all my ways to all the Juniors and Sophomores, with a little bit of luck! I, Edward Pulton, leave the Language Department forever. I, Jill Hallisey, leave nothing worth saying. I. Kathy Raleigh, leave the parties after the exchange concert to anyone who dares!!! 1. Susan Parkhurst, leave my sewing machine and a space in next years “make it yourself with wool” contest to some junior. 1, Barbara Hughes, leave to “anyone” the talent of acting as themselves at all times. 1. Larry McHugh, leave not only the wrestling room to Steve Johnis but a good time with everyone else. 1. Charlotte Diapella, leave Miss Kenworthy. We, Nancy Deroo and Pat Muraco, leave happily with no regrets. I. Jayne Barnard, leave my run-away trips to Jill Barnard. 1. Susan Brownell, leave with evil. I, Terry DiSessa, leave my bubble bum and all my talking with Marla Johnis to Mr. Ted Kelley. 1, Linda Cowles, hopefully leave my height to the next tall person that comes along. 1, Jane Williams, leave period dot da da da. I, Bennett Wightman, leave a six of Bud to Nancy Leo and hope that she gets feelin’ groovy. We, Susan Cronan and Jackie Pontaine, leave Joe Cantillon . . . alone. I, Don Carey, leave my “madness” to the lunatics of next year; along with my papers. I, George England, leave the Madison Ave. Hill to all Junior Rats who cannot afford retreads. We. Pam Beck and Paula Larkin, leave our 1st period chemistry classes to anyone who likes Dancing Bear, Mr. Greenjeans and Captain Kangaroo. I. Ann Perrina, leave all the weight I gained in Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Poods class to anyone who can afford to gain it. 1, Mary Jane McHugh, leave the gossip to Jean Poley and my sister, , Susan Boodakian. I, Jayne Haggerty, leave Frank Pilagonia, my VW and Jonno Lawrence! We, Joan and Carolyn, leave the phones by the gym unused. 1, Diane Gustin, leave room D101 with fond memories. I, John Heffernan, leave Pills my basketball hoop and Pills in return will give me his coin collection. 1, Robert Meserve, leave the girls. I, Janis Schlener, leave Mr. Merrifield to anyone who wants him and my stereo to Frank Pilagonia. I, Vicki Hanes, leave my balance beam to Karen! I, Bob Higgins, leave Miss Crawley’s class a little early. I. Lisa Woodward, leave the circulation of the yearbook to Sue Ciampa with pleasure. I, Cathi Harris, leave my physics notes to some poor innocent. We, the A.P. Biology class, leave with a collective score of negative 4 on the A.P. Exam. 1, Stephen Dexter, leave my English Leather to the many girls who loved it. 1, Kathy Monahan, leave a rainy day for field hockey pictures. I, Paul Adams, leave a perpetual concussion to Rock Carzo. We, Mary Livingstone and Carol Duffy, leave “P.O.E.T.S.” day to anyone who can take it. We, KB. EPe, MMc, KQ, DP, CN, JS, JP, JH, AL, EPa, and LL, leave the “S” Crew to the Jr. girls. Good Luck. I, Kathy Levinson, leave my height to Ellen DeSanctis. I, Sue McNamara, leave with a smile. We, Debbi Bowker, Gert Landry, Nancy Higgins, and Cooie O’Donnell leave in “LITTLE MAGIC”. I, Debbie DeLeo, leave my “crush” on her PAL. We, The Senior Girls, leave the second floor Girl’s Room to next year’s sophomores. I, Robert Terzian, leave Mauria Valias’ turtle (Elio baby) to anyone who is willing to hold it on the way home from Quebec on next year’s French Club field trip. We, Lauralee Downs, and Lorrie Goldin, leave Chadeo-Leewick a year’s supply of animal crackers, 4000 Ring Dings, 3 cigars, and a brief, but necessary, summer’s respite. We, Patty Mulvaney and Joanie Cantillon, leave our physics lab seats to anybody who wants to sit there for 2 hours and do nothing.

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senior survey FURTHER EDUCATION AMHERST COLLEGE Bruce Blumberg ANTIOCH COLLEGE Bobby Gates BABSON COLLEGE Philip Toomajian BENTLEY COLLEGE Robert Meserve Richard Mullaney BERWICK ACADEMY Stephen Sacca BOSTON COLLEGE Diana Cabral Mark Forte Keith McPhail Debra Mericantante Elizabeth Roche BOSTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Barbara Stavros BOSTON STATE COLLEGE Elinor Carroll Michael Foley BOSTON UNIVERSITY Patricia Bacon Janet Blackwood Marla Johnis Phoebe Knopf Sharon McEwen Robert Terzian Kenneth Torlone BROWN UNIVERSITY Kenneth Abbott Lisa Fitzgerald Timothy Morse Claire Simeone BURDETT COLLEGE Carolyn Carlson Joan Connelly COLBY COLLEGE Jane Williams CAPE COD COMMUNITY COLLEGE Diane Hammond Maria Malatesta COLGATE UNIVERSITY David Costello CONNECTICUT COLLEGE Ellen Dettinger CORNELL UNIVERSITY Dwight Baghdoyan Mark Connors Thomas MacDonald DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Susan Knight Dorian Wilson Glenn Wright DEAN JUNIOR COLLEGE Charles Birchall Diane Gustin DENISON UNIVERSITY Chase Rozelle ELMIRA COLLEGE Lisa Woodward EMMANUEL COLLEGE Juleen Donovan Lisa Fletcher ENDICOTT JUNIOR COLLEGE Deborah Morgan Joan Pedi Susan Whitney Leslie Wilson FASHION UNLIMITED Jayne Haggerty FISHER JUNIOR COLLEGE Joanne Parker FRAMMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE Deborah Loftus Lois Petrillo Karen Vincent GARLAND JUNIOR COLLEGE Suzanne Nuttall Kathy Quinn Joan Papadinis GRAHM JUNIOR COLLEGE Michael Beaton GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Susan Casey Donna Julian Robert McGoldrick Kathleen Monahan GORDON COLLEGE Ann Cheever Karen Frizzell GREENFIELD COLLEGE Mary Livingstone HARVARD UNIVERSITY Patrick Lee HOLY CROSS COLLEGE Cynthia Burtnett HOWARD UNIVERSITY William Hooker INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Mark Stillman INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLLEGE OF FASHION Kimberly Busfield ITHACA cdLLEGE Linda Britton JACKSON COLLEGE Deborah Blagg Valerie Hobbs Alison Holt Rebecca Linson Claudia Urry KATHERINE GIBBS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Rebecca Campbell Jacqueline Guerin Mary Martin Karen Neergaard LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Peter Monson LAKE ERIE COLLEGE Nancy Stillman LASELLE JUNIOR COLLEGE Patricia Rooney LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Christopher Blanchard LESLEY COLLEGE Kimetha Tobey LOWELL STATE COLLEGE Maureen Harrington Leigh Hubert Mary Lou McDonough LOWELL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE George England MARYMOUNT COLLEGE Mary Jane McHugh Mary Elise Saulnier MARIETTA COLLEGE Jonathan Choate MASS BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Charles Donahue Susan McNamara MASS GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Terdse DiSessa MERRIMACK COLLEGE Debra DeLeo Mary O’Grady Margaret Quine John Scanlon MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Martha Fernald Nancy Higgins MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE Richard Ball Ann Comita Ann Ferrina Sally Ann Grant Joseph Medwar Diana Waszak M.I.T. Charles Dieterich Wendy Irving MONTSERRAT COLLEGE Ann Oliver MOUNT HERMON SCHOOL Donald Carey MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE Virginia Tunnicliffe MOUNT IDA JUNIOR COLLEGE Marta Venezia NEWTON COLLEGE Kimberly Ellis Ann Scandura NORTH ADAMS STATE COLLEGE Donald Errico NORTHEAST REGIONAL VOCATION SCHOOL Elaine Pecora Margaret Thomas NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Stephen Blasi Bonny Burr Gary Brefini Jeanne Downing Carl Fuller William Gramzow Wayne Goodwin Jill Hallisey Steven Halverson Robert Higgins David Kent Andrew MacKenzie Marianne McCabe Randolph Moffat