Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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LARRY BROWN KEVIN C. BROWNLIE All are needed by each one; JENNIFER L BRYANT STEVEN S. BUDD WENDY E. BURT LARRY BROWN 168 Mt. Vernon St. 3-11-60 Glad to be out! KEVIN BROWNLIE 6 Stowecroft Rd. 3-10-60. L. L., L.B., V.P., Is it broken? Sleeze, Say goodnight Dick,” Percy, Siodid, Da Roses, P, Jr. Prom, Summer “77,” Let’s go camping. Can we go now. Thank God it’s over. JENNIFER M. BRYANT 70 Kensington Park 4-24-60. HNS, BMH, DMCM, MUML, KCLN, Great Pretenders at Ja- son’s Crosby-Nash ’76, Jeff, CC Fanns, Swim team “rikka-rah!” Florida-Maine ’76, family reunion, “wanna went?” poetry with Lucille, Fernald, “Sharing”, retreats, Pennsylvania, White Russians!, Chris and Edie, Thanks Mom and Dad. STEVEN S. BUDD 8 Grennwood Rd. 5-5-60. Jazz Band-almost 1, Marching band, Toronto — 5 more min- utes, Virginia; Project Maine — 75, 76; Mac — “Eestina Lente”, Miller time, Belote — “Circle, Please!”, Hurry up Dan! (Steve?), Today’s the first day of tlie rest of your lile, Au revoir . . . WENDY BURT ,56 Brantwood Rd. 2-15-60 Never forget: Dale, Maine, Summer “77,” Whoops, “endless letters, M.H., R.N., Sister Golden Hair, my comb, wicked good! M. V. ... 5 bucks. Revere Beach Pizza, Jean’s Key’s, No Sir! Julie G., I’m psyched!. Friends forever: Liane, Adreena, Jean, Susan . . . Luck and Laughter. MICHAEL FRANCIS BURTON 614 Summer St. 8-23-60 EDWARD M. BUSH 448 Kenilworth Rd. 7-30-60. Eddie Liane 6-4-77, Wingashaek, V. Soccer, Cape Summers, Farm, half keg, Good times with good friends, Pech, Riga, “T”, “Shinor,” Bong-a-thong, “Who me,” Journey time, . . . No, you couldn’t be. Fathers, Good by bracelet, “Do it up,” Quanico, “It’s been real!” ELLEN BYRNE 8 Summer St. Place 4-16-60 Ogumjuit Me. the Fan Club, Steele Hill, Cadillac .Mountain, Ocean Ave., on the rocks-wedge of lime, C’est si bon. The North End, godfathers, cappucino, zoot suit city M.B. (want some pinch?) KATHRYN ANN CABRAL 105 Newport Street 4-2,5-60 Kathy Majorettes, Acapulco — Lido!, Friends’ birthdays. Art, M M’s, First Nite, F.F., 3, “hoi ”, Maine — , concerts, “We don’t really”, buy!, Chatham Scjuire, “Love is . . . ”, summer plans, 9-9, brown bagger, “our car”, LorLisSuz Lyn, . . . impressed?, Frampton — ”so many people, my himily and friends”, — thanks!. It’s your rep — Dream On! 26 ELLEN BYRNE KATHRYN A. CABRAL MICHAEL FRANCIS BURTON EDWARD M. BUSH

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ANN BOTTONI Laugh, if thou art wise. BEVERLY BONNELL SHARON L. BOWERS REGINA M. BOVA MARIE T. BOYLE BEVERLY BONNELL 25 Ottawa Rd. 2-21-60. The Bomber And you thought you were different, but what did it mean . . . Turtle, Hawaii, Bev for Pres, Mountain Madness, Farrington, Gould’s Farm, The Woodin’s, The Hills, The Parties, Thorndike, Dirt Riding, Stanpike, Raving Garlics, Krungus, Drags, Nursery School, Toronto. ANN BOTTONI 10 Park Ave. Ext. 7-26-60. Baloney Flurries, Soph, year; Pastas, Arulus, 8-6-76, Buddies, Hampton Beach; VaN, BSD, outs! N.J., Wild Bashes, Gruisin, Freebird, Maynard; Hardy; BP; MD’ism, Frosties, Going Crazy! All-Nite; You know it. Bagged! Sunrises, Camada Sessions, Brownin’, Concerts; Pink Floyd, Smellies, PARTY . . . Canned . . . REGINA BOVA 12 Lakeview Rd. 7-9-60. Summer of 75, Up the house. Rambling on, Dromite madness. The Bub, Good Times, Good friends, Real People, Reddy Ted- dy’s fun house, S the G, Heartbreaker, Thanks AC for sticking by me. SHARON L. BOWERS 39 Pine Ridge Rd. 2-14-60. For you’ve tricked yourself, life’s still unseen . . . The Hills, Farrington, Gould Farm, Toronto trip, V-Cheering ’76, eirs, Floyd, Heart, Who, Aerosmith Concerts, H Hing, nosaliva. School: teenage wasteland and illegal smiles, that’s why they called us BAD Company. Call Ralpn G? Fin. MARIE T. BOYLE 141 Franklin St. 5-25-60. Cook’s: Summer of “74” J.T., (the Cellar), Maximus, “swings” (ha!) Soph, year, E.B. (want some Pinch?) Kinks, Springsteen, McCartney. Steele Hill, Halloween?? Jr. Prom, Summer “77”, The lawn, L-l-L, Labor Day Weekend, Billy — “nobody does it better ...” (Bye!) LINDA L. BRELAND 20 Magnolia St. 10-13-58. I like tennis, bowling, and like to listen to composer, singer, songwriter. Paid Williams. My favorite song is “Baby Come Back.” Remember the year of August 15, 197 ' 6 and May 1971. My love to my family and my friends. July 1977. LEAH KIM BRESLAU 64 Hodge Rd. 6-28-60. New York, to New Jersey, to Massachusetts at 16. Entered A.H.S. as a junior. Met C.L., M.C. Afternoons with C.L. and Fred. Worked on newspaper and S.A.C. Sunrises and White wine, a good two years. JOANNE BRIAN D 356 Gray St. 3-6-60. Jo As it is, as it was, as it always will be . . . Sebago, Gould Farm, hills, block parties. Mountain Madness, Bev for Pres, D.P., Florida, Dazed and Confused, Weirs, The Rat, illegal smiles, money is a crime! Thanx Mom and Dad. LINDA L. BRELAND DANIEL BRESLIN LEAH KIM BRESLAU JOANNE BRIAND 25

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Nothing is fair or good alone. — Emerson MICHAEL CACCIAMANI JANE P. CADAGAN LINDA A. CADOTTE ROSEMARIE CAFISO STEPHEN CAMERON SUSAN M. CANNON PAUL V. CALANDRELLA DANIEL CAMPBELL, JR. STEVEN CANTELLA MIKE CACCIAMANI 135 Franklin St. 12-7-.59. Kooch Freshman Baseball Manager, Sophomore Baseball manager, Football Manager, Junior Defeated Presidential Candidate For Jr. Class, Senior Campaign Manager for Lori Murray. JANE CADAGAN ,55 Melvin Rd. 8-23-59. Janie Happiest years with: sister Lauren, life jacket Patty, deathride Sue, Lost Lu, Pocketbook Anne, Worry-wat, FLA. Karen and Cindy, Kung-fu Lorraine, junior girls Stratton, Femald Friends, T.M. S.F. M.V. J.G. R.Q. M.M. Lot of laughs! Laddie, Always Love — Mom, Dad, Buba, Jackie, never forget anyone thanks! LINDA A. CADOTTE 9 Teel St. 4-27-60. Peanut Butter — A.W. — Sutcher — U.B. — J.N. — Bowoski-Hi jerk-Waldo-Mrs. ‘K’ and her shaking finger-see everybody 9-30-85 The twist-Churchyard-desert boots-Pointer post-N.D. is the best-Evervbodv bring records except Linda Teel Street ROSEMARIE CAFik) ,58 Margaret St. 1-26-60. Rorie DCCCUBSLAW Teel St. Park, Davis Sipiare, Weekend Par- ties, gettin’ wasted. The VV ' ildcat. Sophomore year. DCJOSC. My pal the Indian. Autorama 76. Good times with Donna. Maine, N. Hampshire, Penn. PAUL GALANDRELLA ,53 James St. 9-13-60. “P.C” Doug Goast to Goast, M.L., Dig, S.B., Limmericks, Lev, “H.K. is a Brute” A.O.E. “Fiddler” “Hey P.G.” The Lake Ghiops, “have a good day” M. Lane, Ergo: Good Z’S . . . One is taught. One may learn. But one gets. What one earns P.G. ROUOLFO CALLEIAS ,58 Mvstic St. ,5-26-59 STEPHEN PAUL GAMERON 29 Fairview Ave. 8-28-,59. Skinner (Skins) V Hockey, V Golf, Niner’s, The song, AH, Right, Right, you gutti breakout. Sing my helment, Gessie. Jail Giels. Oak, Star, Mind, Clipper, Curley, Duck, Ted, Ige’s, Roy, Large. Cape, Fathers, Nubie, Beech, Stands, Cookes, SM, Monsters, Duncht, Hessian, Tourney Bash. La ta. DANNY CAMPBELL 173 Newport St 3-10-60. Soup . . . “Well all right!” Smity and Sabbath . . . Eric’s Cellar, S.C. . . . Coors, Partying, Mystics. Summer of ’77. Brew-skiated, wasted . . . “Hey Now,’ Does anybody remember laughter? SUSAN CANNON ,59 Beacon St. 12-22-60. Hampton, roses, lab, movies, California, Garden Shop, P.L.T., “shampoo,” L.S. Jan. 3, M.P.U., Brenda’s Party, “security,” Sept. 24, Topsfield Fair, T.K.S. 5, I’ll miss it all. STEVEN GANTELLA 990 Mass. Ave. 8-20-60. Brother Steve Arlington High . . . Not like D.Y. I’m concerned with the Gape, or Boston. Might as well talk of Summer-Yarmouth. Both GIP’S — Pure Hell Vista Gruiser — It Died! Dunkin Donuts, Englewood, Dead End Ken, Chubbs, Ellen, Al, Everyone Else — Great! 27