Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

SM, t . mm 9m MISSILE 1973 BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL HBHBm 7 d( The class of 1973 Jedicates its year- book to Mr. Lewis in appreciation for all the help and guidance he has given us as class advisor. contents dedication 2 seniors 4 superlatives 45 sports 60 activities 92 fr-so-ju 124 faculty 140 ads 166 sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen sen orclassofficersseniorc orclassoff icerssen iorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassoff icerssen iorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassoff icerssen iorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassoff icerssen iorc orclassoff icerssen iorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassofficersseniorc orclassr assoff icerssen iorclassoff icerssen iorc assofficersseniorclassofficersseniorc 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DONALD BENOIT Hearts are made for car- ing, life is made for sharing. SIS9H9E9HSS NANCY ANNE BERGIN Nance Music is playing inside my head over and over again. My friend, there ' s no end to the music. — Carole King — PAUL BERTONI WILLIAM BRADFORD EDWARD BRADY Ed I think the necessity of being ready increases. — Look to it. DAVID J. BLACKSMITH Rufus J. Rufcut He who seeks will find! WILLIAM BLOOMQUIST Bill MARSHA BROCK If you continue in My Word, you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. ALLAN R. BROWN Allan Live for today, you may not be here tomorrow. RICHARD BROWN Rick KATHERINE BROWNE A smile is like a stream, it reflects joy. A smile is like the sun- shine, it brightens up a day. A smile is like a vision, through it you can se.e yourself. 9 If in Km i ■ «3 MICHAEL CORMIER JOANNE COULES Joey Between optimist and pessimist The difference is droll The optimist sees the doughnut, The pessimist, the hole. PETER CROSS BRENDA S. CULLINGTON Today is the first day of the rest of your life. LINDA CROOK MARY CUSHMAN No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child. CAROL DECAPRIO All people smile in the same language. JAMES DEE HENRY DONIGAN CANDACE DERANIAN Candy When in trouble, when in doubt, Run in circles, scream and shout. KENNETH DILL BRUCE DEMPSEY CHARLES VERNON DEPRIEST Chuck Only when man realizes that his fellow men are his equals, will man learn to love and trust one another. This will be a happy day, for there will be peace on earth. SUSAN DOREY PATRICK DISHMAN Rick No comment! You wouldn ' t print what I have to say, anyway! DANINE DURGIN JAMES W. DIEBOLD JR. The eyes have one language everywhere. 14 MARGARET FILIOS Peggy DAVID FLYNN PAUL J. FOUGERE Now, I am myself with others. I know by their eyes, their voices, their glows, they know they ' re here and I am another. KAREN FULLER mm SHELLEY FITZGERALD CAMERON FOLEY THOMAS FRONDORF Jud 1 i i BARBARA LEE GAYLORD There are so many worlds to explore. All you need to do is to open the door And let your spirit soar. 17 DIANE GIANNETTA DEBRA GIBSON Debbie J ?.r- ft!.-. ' . ° t r V  4$9 MARK GLENNON JOHN MICHAEL GILBERT High School ' s a nice place to visit, but I wouldn ' t want to live there. CONSTANCE HANLEY Connie Happiness is perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. DIANE HANSEN CAROLYN HANSON What we are . . . is God ' s gift to us: What we become ... is our gift to God. 19 4 4 i V ' ■ i- ! I •■ .■ ■? 3 I BRUCE HARTWELL MARY HANSON JAMES HARRISON Jim i JEANNE HAUG The charm of life lies in the thought that we live in the memory of our friends. WINTHROP HAYES Win NANCY HARVEY SHEILA E. HAYES Quiet thoughts and quiet dreams Quiet walks by quiet streams and a window looking at the mountains and the sea. LOREN HEGERLE 20 i PAMELA HEMMINGSON ELAINE HERLIHY Sucess is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. STARR HODSDON CRAIG HOLLENBECK Krog JO ANNE HICKEY Jody JONATHAN HENDERSON Jon I uttered that I under- stood not; things too wonderful for me, which I knew not. NANCY HILL The future is a world limited by ourselves; in it we discover only what concerns us and some- times by chance, what interests those whom we love the most. 21 ■ H KATHERINE ANNE HUFFMAN Kathy, Kat I want only to try to live in accord with the promptings which come from my true self. Why is that so very difficult? JAN HUENEFELD What I need now, school can ' t give me. But I know someone who can. DOUGLAS HOUSTON DEBORAH HULBERT JAMES INGLIS Jip Great men are they who see that spiritual is stronger than any ma- terial force; that thoughts rule the world. to change the road you ' re on. HEIDI KARRER JOHN KENNEDY JOHN KEOUGH PATRICIA LAGASSE Patty KEITH LAVALLE ANTHONY LAZARIS Tony KATHLEEN ANN LEARY Kathy LINDA LARSON KAREN LETIZI Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in ' them, and try to follow where they lead. STEPHANIE LEWIS For me to live is Christ; To die is gain. ANDREA LOWE CHERYL LUND DOUGLAS MacARTHUR Doug If someone asks you how I am Just say I ' m doing fine. If you will do that for me, I ' ll do the same for you sometime. 1 i $ 1 JEROLD R. MACK Jigs JUDITH MARCHESINI WENDY MADDOX DAVID C. MANLEY ROBERT MANN I ' m going to live life the way I want to. Not the way someone thinks I should, and maybe I won ' t be important and rich, but I ' m going to have one great time! STEVEN MARCHI 27 MAUREEN MARKHAM MICHAEL MASHBURN ALLEN ROGER MARSHALL GAIL MAUNDER LORNE STEVEN MARSHALL Life is but a transfigur- ation of all man ' s thoughts, dreams, loves, and hates into the vague tragic cloud of reality. SHARON McAULIFFE JULIO R. MARTINEZ Don ' t miss love, you ' ll miss the fun. LEO McGOVERN Murphy 28 ELLEN McGRATH Smile! It makes people wonder what you ' re up to. MARION McGRATH Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadow. JOSEPH McHUGH JR. Luscious Aliwicious Flumgutte IV I will try to resist the temptations that would thwart me into doing devastating deeds. JULIE F. McKENNA Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, laughter and teardrops, pleasure and pain. I ' ll? NANCY McMAHON Micky To understand is to stand under, which is to look up, which is a good way to understand. LISA McMANUS Big Red Today . . . you walk a ittle toward tomorrow. ' 29 JANET McNAMARA Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. KAREN MESSER SUSAN MECURIO DEBRA MILLEY The eyes shout what the lips fear to say. michael Mcpherson Soda Pop Buggy-ka-blap (I.L.A.K.S.) DOUG MILDRAM For years I ' ve been planning what to do with my life. Now the truth emerges: I haven ' t the faintest idea. DIANA S. MINASSIAN In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. DIANA HUNT MINTY Behold, I do not give lectures or a little charity; when I give, I give myself. WILLIAM K. MOELLER Let ' s live our lives in such a way that we can laugh when we ' re to- gether and smile when we ' re alone. SUSAN MOORE Sue Look ahead, never look back; Move forward, don ' t stand still. And never, never be sad for what has been, Be glad that it was yours to have. JAMES MORGAN MARTHA MIRANDA CAROLINE MOFFETT DAVID Ml RAM ANT BRIAN THOMAS MOONEY 31 BARRE NORMANN Life is just a bunch of thoughts ... I think. MARY ELLEN MURPHY WHITTON NORRIS Tony Opportunity is sometimes hard to recognize if you ' re only looking for a lucky break. MARILYN NAWOICHIK Mai Keep your face towards the sunshine and you ' ll never see the shadows. V KATHLEEN O ' CONNELL Kathy SMILE— Make the whole world wonder what you ' ve been up to. KATHRYN NELSON Kathy Meanwhile these three remain: Faith, Hope, and Love; and the greatest of these is Love. MICHAEL OLMSTEAD Mike STEVEN ORDER Stubbs Go East of your dream and Farm, Let peace and silence spin your yarn, What harm can befall thee in yon. IRENE O ' NEIL Rene If you smile at me, I will understand, because that is something everyone does in the same language. ELSA PASSERA EL Becoming is superior to being. 34 RICHARD ORAM Rick JOHN MICHAEL O ' ROURKE Jack When the going gets tough, the tough get going. PRISCILLA PAGE DEBORAH PAYNE Debbie With God all things are possible. CAROLYN PEARSON Love can change the world, Love can change your life. Do what makes you happy, Do what you know is right And love with all your might Before it is too late. RONI PERSING Born once, Died twice Died twice, Born once. STEPHEN R. PIKE KIMBERLY PETERS A thousand policemen directing traffic cannot tell you why you come or where you go. I know where I ' m going and who I ' m gonna see, I have a friend named Jesus waiting there for me. NANCY PITTMAN As the world gets smaller and the population gets larger, we will always have that one blessing God gave us— LOVE. KARIN PRUGNAROLA It is good to be unpopular, when it is unpopular to be good. ' SUSAN RAMSAY Punkie Laugh while you can; Everything has its time. ' DANA REDMOND ELVIRA REITZ Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. KENNETH REDMAN ROBERT RHINE Rupert I ' m an atheist, thank God. JOAN RICE Rule Forty-Two. All persons more than a mile high to leave the court. NANCY RILEY LESLIE ROBERTS Lady Gaston Niedelheimer Let me think of how you looked So that I may always have you. One cannot be possessive, however, Toward an image. DEBORAH LOUISE RIVET I JACQUELINE ROBIDOUX Jackie GEORGE RUETENIK DEBORAH A. ROLOFF TERRY ROWLAND HAROLD W. RUSSELL JR. SWEETBACK Russell Be a leader, not a follower. 37 ELAINE SANDBLOM The joy of the Lord is my strength. KENDALL RUSSELL BEVERLY SELBY Make each day a memorable one; fill it with love, friendship, and happiness, for once a day is gone; it is impossible to retrieve it. WILLIAM SICKLES Bill BRADLEY RUSSIAN Brad KATHRYN SCHNITGER Kathy The world is a ladder for some to go up and others down. LAURIE SHERMAN 11 5 72 . . . Pat . . . Drifter . . . Big quiet eyes . . . Stained glass windows . . . Swimming at the pond . . . Dog at Springfield . . . Everything ' s all messed up! WILLIAM SIEGAL Space I ' d love to change the world, but I don ' t know what to do, so I leave it up to you. 38 DEBRA SKINNER DEBBIE BRUCE SMITH You have you to complete and there is no deal. MARCIA SOUTHWICK ' A good day is dawning and it ' s all yours. KENNETH SPIEWAK We must make long term goals in order not to be frustrated by short range failures. So relax, tomorrow will be as screwed up as today. PATRICIA ANNE SOCORELIS Patty CAROL SONSTELIE Sonse God bless the child that can stand up and say he ' s got his own will. MAREN STERNBERG PATRICIA SPENCER Patty 39 S ' RICHARD ANTHONY STEVENS Dick It was hard, but I made it. REGINA STRICKLAND George Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. DAVID THUR LOW We ' re all bozos on this bus. SHERRY SUMNER A thousand years is but a grain of sand in time . . . But love is a thousand grains of sand in one lifetime. DONALD STOWELL Don 40 ROBERT SVENSSON Life is like a bathtub — Once you get used to it, it isn ' t so hot. ANDREW TAYLOR Andy DOUGLAS THURLOW Doug Jk i JULIE TREMBLY Live the question now; perhaps you will gradually without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answers. Rainer Maria Rilke BARBARA ANN TYNAN Barb With a friend at hand, you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything ' s all right. WADE STEWART TUCKER The aim of education should be to convert the mind into a living fountain, and not a reservoir. That which is filled by merely pumping in, will be emptied by pumping out. DEBORAH A. TYLER SANDRA WALKER Rhino Maybe I ' ll see you the next quiet place, and furl my sails. JAMES WATERMAN Randy MELISSA WEAVER To see a world in a grain of sand, And heaven in a wild flower. William Blake MARY K. WEHNER I wish for all things that I may enjoy life, And am granted life that I may enjoy all things. ELLEN WEEKS 42 KIMBERLY WENDT Seek the truth and the truth will set you free. SOSO ROSANNE WHALEY Don ' t tell me not to live, I ' ve simply got to. If someone takes a spill, it ' s me and not you! Don ' t bring around a cloud to rain on my parade. HARRY WHALEY There ' s always a tomorrow to find. RANDALL WILKINS Randy You can say I want to be free, I can say some day I will be. STEVEN WILLIS R. MARK WOODWORTH The idealist is incorrigible: if he is thrown out of his heaven, he makes an ideal of his hell. MICHAEL WYM AN MICHAEL S. ZADROWSKI Mike After school, I hang up thinking, Grab a case and go out drinking. ROBIN WINSLOW Adventure is not in the guidebook and beauty is not on the map; seek and ye shall find. VALERIE ZARA JOSEPH GOLOMB MARTHA NORKUNAS Yes, I said, yes, I will yes. Elusive presences — gentle sensitivity, love wildened, timeless reject all — I am what I write. SUSAN MAHLER Sue And in the end remember it ' s with you you have to live. ROBERT ALLISON SUSAN LEMAY WILLIAM ALLMAN LAURIE LINDSKOG ANTHONY BAILEY ANN LITTLEFIELD CHRISTOPHER BRADY JAMES MASHBURN RICHARD BROOKS MICHAEL MELLO ANN BURROWS ELIZABETH ELLEN MICHAUD LAWRENCE BUTLER NORMAN MIX BRUCE COLEMAN ELIZABETH PICKMAN RICHARD CONNELL MARK ROBINSON ANN COONEY MICHAEL ROONEY LINDA COY THOMAS ROSE KEVIN DUFFY JOHN SANDY HERBERT (CHIP) EDGAR GREGORY SMITH HEDY GALBRAITH HARRY SPOONER ERIC GIESY MAREN STERNBERG DAVID HANSEN JEAN SUMMERLIN SANDRA HANSEN ALAN SUTKUS CHARLES HOOS PATRICIA MAE WRIGHT PATTI LAFLAMME PAUL LEIBY 44 A STUPENDOUS ARRAY OF SUPER SENIORS ■ 45 FOOTBALL RB?: - 1k Jh m i% jft p D55 44 7 4 80 7P 32 7 Q J12 50 T 1 r v sss We won! For the first time in the history of BHS, our football team became the Dual County League Champs. They had the spirit of winning, a lot of character and dedication, and the right attitude. They knew they could do it, and they did. The co-captains of the team were seniors Tony Norris and Chuck DePriest. The seniors were in- strumental in the team ' s winning, and made some of the best plays that we ' ve seen in years. One of the games that was very meaningful to the team was the game against Wayland. The King is dead, now we ' re King! Three seniors and two juniors made it to the All-Star Team of the Dual County League. They were Tony Norris, Chuck DePriest, Bruce Hart- well, Mike Elias, and Steve Emerson. Jim Mulligan, Tony Norris, Henry Donigan, Chuck DePriest, Murph McGovern, Jack O ' Rourke, Bruce Hartwell, and Bill Sickles played on the team for all four years, showing determination and perserverance, and for this alone they de- serve a special hand. Another special hand should be given to the coaches, Mr. Sabourin, Mr. Petrillo, and Mr. Odams, for their great coaching and strong sup- port they gave to the team. 63 1972 BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Wgt. Yr. No. Name Pos. Wgt. Yr. 11 Dave Michaud QB 140 Soph. 60 Jack O ' Rourke G 165 Sr. 12 Jim Mulligan QB 145 Sr. 61 Phil DePriest G 180 Jr. 15 Bill Henrikus QB 175 Jr. 62 Bill Valliere G 147 Jr. 17 Tony Norris QB 180 Sr. 63 Doug Tomlinson G 170 Jr. 20 Henry Donigan FB 155 Sr. 64 Fred Miller G 170 Jr. 21 Bob Yanosick HB 150 Soph. 65 Ted Dover G 158 Soph. 22 Dan Rothenberger HB 130 Jr. 66 Bob Baudanza G 160 Jr. 23 Mike Elias HB 160 Jr. 70 Bruce Hartwell T 200 Sr. 24 Steve Emerson HB 160 Jr. 71 George Ruetenik T 160 Sr. 27 Kevin Mulcahy HB 150 Jr. 72 Erik Smith T 150 Soph. 31 Mike Lewis HB 120 Jr. 73 Steve Ferri T 160 Soph. 32 Chuck DePriest FB 180 Sr. 74 Mike Goss T 175 Sr. 35 Doug Coombs FB 160 Soph. 75 Bob Wilson T 160 Soph. 37 Tom Brady HB 130 Soph. 77 Tom Parks E 140 Soph. 40 Mike Conley HB 155 Jr. 78 Bill Sickles T 175 Sr. 41 Chuck Bruha HB 145 Soph. 80 Ken Dill E 175 Sr. 42 Mike Ary HB 148 Soph. 82 Steve Jepsen E 155 Sr. 43 Leo McGovern HB 150 Sr. 83 Steve Cambell E 145 Soph. 44 Bill Allman HB 140 Sr. 84 John Boone HB 152 Jr. 53 Bill Pate C 158 Jr. 85 Doug Blake E 155 Jr. 55 Bruce Smith C 150 Sr. CROSS COUNTRY 500 miles in 90 degree heat . . . Co-captains Thurlow and Stow- ell ' s interval training . . . top half nine million times . . . Coach Keup falls in love with a hill . . . kangaroo jumps . . . Hey, Andy 2:30 not 2:09 . . . Who ' s this Perry kid? ... a vital meet in Marl- boro ... ice cream on the Coach . . . upset Acton in the rain . . . upset Weston . . . We ' re not upset ... 11 in a row . . . What are fans? ... a mile is FOUR laps . . . Hey, quit making fun of the football team, they ' re almost as good as we are (in football) . . . JV ' s run extra half mile and still win ... six new kids . . . Where ' s Andy? . . . Who ' s turn to be injured today? . . . Kelly who? . . . stride the football field . . . push-ups? . . . Boy, is Coach happy . . . 13:07 he did it! . . . 14-2 . . . banquet in January . . . football . . . Peter, come on! FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY Row 1: Pamela Pate, Lisa McManus, Michele Trifiro, Roberta Dael- housen, Ethel Sullivan, Carol Sonstelie. Row 2: Rita Fardy, Chris Eber- son, Barbara Gaylord, Kathy Fardy, Maggie Boatright. JV Row 1: Elizabeth Nolan, Susan Henrikus, Janet Murphy, Kathy Riley, Pamela McMann, Naomi Hazlett. Row 2: Ann Hamilton, Abigail Hafer, Lillian Pandesio, Cathy Nolan, Karen Wil- lis, Ellen Penney, Nancy Sullivan, Jennifer Moore. ¥ Row 1: Tom Parks, Tony Umanita, Bob Newton, Scott Barnard, Tom Mraz, Bill Snedeker, Todd Webber, Mark Whittaker. Row 2: Chuck Bruha, Chris Weaver, Mike McCabe, Kirt Gerdes, Tom Barnett, Steve Camp- bell, Mike Connelly, Dave Michaud, Mr. Reynolds. o Q Row 1: Leon Iverson, Phil Mag- lione, Mark LaFlamme, Richy Mead, Rick Coraine, Jim Cramer, Keith Glover, Tom Lewis. Row 2: Paul Bumann, Martin Reiner, Dan Harrison, Kirk Redman, Robert Gunn, Robert LeBlanc, Steve Clark, Mike Bruha. Row 3: Mr. James Greenwood, Jim Cummis- key, Rex Snider, John Dooley, Chuck Genetti, Lou Eliopoulis, Billy Baker, Gerry McGrath, Mr. James McCormick. 75 JBH_ Led by Seniors Jim Diebold, Jim Mulligan, Mark Woodworth, Chuck DePriest, Jim Inglis, and Cory Goller, and Juniors Mike Elias and Bill Hennrikus, the Bucs have come in first place for the season with a 16-4 record, and have qualified for the State Tech Tourney. The Bedford Basketball Team has been in first place since the season began and the 62-61 overtime win over last year ' s champs Lincoln- Sudbury proved that we are winners. SKI TEAM Row 1: Debbie Gallant, Billy Stepchew, Dave Underwood, Alex Monger. Row 2: Mary Boat- right, Mark Mathews, Jim Lunig, Maureen Clark. Row 3: Abbie Hafer, Emily Cohen, Scott Weymouth. Row 4: Phil McHarg, Blaise Winters, Randy Wilkins. Row 5: Ken Smith, Mark Allen, Sandy Walker. Missing from picture: Tom Rose, Doug Coombs, Morgan McCurdy, Sandy Henderson, Eric Smith. 81 Row 1: Fred Mayer, Mike Lewis, Kevin Mulcahy, Neil Hanson, Mike Stevens, Charlie Perry. Row 2: Joe Stevens, Doug Barker, Pam LaCombe, Diana Gilroy, Sue Wooton, Denise Ezell. Row 3: Bob Shulte, Bill Purdy, Ron Hem- ingway, Bill Gemmell, John Prey, Greg Sandy, Klaus Deutscher, Andy Proulx. Missing from picture: Paul Leiby. WINTER TRACK The 1972-73 BHS winter track team managed a 2-5 record with some of the best runners BHS has ever had. At the important All-League Meet, three of Bedford ' s runners placed. Charlie Perry and Andy Taylor placed third and fifth in the 1000 yard run while in the 600 yard run, Jim Goldie placed second. The time and effort that each of the members put in really shows the determination that they had in making the team a team. Row 1: Scott Paine, Paul Fougere, Dennis Dinsmore, Ed Brady, Bill Cairns. Row 2: Ken Dill, Barre Normann, George Ruetenik, Don Stowell, Craig Hol- lenbeck. Row 3: Captain — Jim Goldie, Jim Morgan, Dave Thurlow, Steve Rohrberg, Ken Redman, David Ground. SPRING TRACK Row 1: Robert Eaton, Richard Brown, Gary Sharpless, Terry Penn, Mark Thurell, George Ruetenick, Don Stowell, Dennis O ' Keefe. Row 2: Mr. Millikan, Dennis Dinsmore, Scott Payne, Henry Donigan, Bill Fawcett, Jon Henderson, Mike Mancini, John Boon, Larry Nes- bitt, Mr. Powers. Row 3: James Goldie, Andy Taylor, Ted Dover, Barre Normann, Nick Motzny, Greg Sandy, Bill Cairnes, Fred Mayer. Row 1: Blake Ogden, Dan Linehan, Tim Kurt, Scott Barnard, Alex Monger, Todd Webber, Paul Conley, Steve Maglione, Mr. Adams. Row 2: Arnie Church, Mark Matthews, Doug Tom- linson, Craig Hollenb eck, George Lynch, Greg Rosinski, Burt Goodwin, Rick Jordan, Leo McGovern. We wish to thank the following for supporting our 1973 MISSILE SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Nels Normann PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Church Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Claflin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. McHarg Mr. and Mrs. Authur L. McManus Lt. Col. and Mrs. Roger L. Payne Shirley Socorelis Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Woodworth T E N N I S Row 1: Jeff Baxter, Mark Whitson, Paul Leiby, Mike McCabe, Douglas Mildram, William Rhine. Row 2: Kendall Smith, Chris Weaver, Jeff Morse, Paul Schimelfenyg, Rick Morse, Mark Lane, Walter Schafer. Row 1: Patty McMahon, Judy Church, Dottie O ' Keefe, Robin Biggio, Elaine Herli hy, Lisa McManus, Maggie Boatright, Michele Trifero. Row 2: Jackie MacCallum, Joanne Smith, Chris Emerson, Suzanne Moore, Cheryl Pfieffer, Kathy Fardy, Diane McGrath, Kathy Penney, Carol Sonstelie. Row 1: Mary Boatright, Audrey Maturo, Ruth Porter, Ethel Sullivan, Kathy Nolan, Robin Jones, Jane King, Jean Antill, Kim Milligan, Susan Sullivan, Pamela McMann, Jean Kenney. Row 2: Mrs. Luty, Irene Rooney, Marie Earl, Debbie Gallant, Kathy Morgan, Karen Willis, Mraie Weatherbee, Irene O ' Keefe, Alysia Anthony, Susan Janek, Barbara Barrett, Martha Miranda. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: Jani Lewis, Robin Winslow, Danelle Doherty, Mr. Povlosky. Row 2: Susan Henn- rikus, Chuck DePriest, Marsha Brock, Mr. Phinney, Suzanne Moore, Mark Woodworth, Mr. Toland, Mr. Doherty. Missing from picture: Mr. Desilets, Mrs. Lemerise, Mrs. Pellegrini, Mr. Sabourin, Mr. Webber, Mrs. Gallagher, William Rhine, Candy Deranian, Mr. Duggin, Mr. Melanson, Mr. Reynolds. STUDENT COURT Mr. Smith, Loretta Wehner, Douglas Thurlow, Dan Rothenberger, Leslie Reinbeck, Mr. Donovan. CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Row 1: Valerie Beecy, LeeAnn Workman, Cathy Stepchew, Sally Spadaro, Linda Brooks, Carol McKenna, Debbie Konkle. Row 2: Advisor — Mrs. Davis, Barbara Tynan, Susan Moore, JoAnn Henderson, Jonathan Hurd, Lome Marshall, Julio Martinez, George Hutchinson, Bar- bara Gaylord, Cindy Rosinski, Laura Konkle. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Michele Goguen Secretary Linda Null Treasurer Martha Gary Vice President Phillip Maglione President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ron Hemingway Vice President Roberta Delhousen Treasurer Fred Mayer President Diane Goss Secretary FR SO JU OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Blaize Winter President Maureen Clark Treasurer Maureen McAuliffe Secretary Sandy Wasson Vice President 97 CHESS CLUB Row 1: Mark Mudgett, Kathy Browne, Joanne Coules. Row 2: Karen Letizi, Elaine Herlihy, Marcia Southwick, Mar- sha Brock. Row 3: Kehne Moeller, Nancy Bergin, Mary Wehner, Jim Inglis, Row 4: Barbara Gaylord, Chuck DePriest, Craig Hollenbeck. Row 5: Ray Claflin, Ken Dill, Julie McKenna. Missing from picture: Jim Goldie, Paul Leiby, Kathy Nelson, Me- lissa Weaver, Julie Trem- blay, Bruce Smith. LATIN CLUB Phillip Robideaux, Jeanne Dion, Caren Goller, Jip Inglis, William Kenney, Jackie Haines, Heidi Karrer, Tim Ebacher. 99 mam MATH LEAGUE Row 1: Robert Rhine, Larry Nesbitt, Brian Swallow, Jonathan Hurd, William Kinney. Row 2: Julie McKenna, John Gilbert, John Haynes, Barre Normann, John Brown, Debbie Konkle. Missing from picture: Paul Leiby, William Rhine, David Fryer, Ken Dill, Kathy Nelson. BEHALE Here ' s what we looked like just before the take-off! All of the evening classes we attended to prepare for the trip were behind us now. It was so hard for us to stand still for this picture, we wanted to jump on the plane and take off. All of the material we read and slides of the places we would visit had given us an impression of what was to come in the next 18 days. The evening classes helped us to learn about the other 39 people with whom we would be sharing our adventure. The bond that began in Sep- tember of 1971 grew stronger with time. Many lasting friendships were sparked in Europe. Mr. Case gave each of us a deep insight into the three countries. His over- whelming knowledge was the most dependable aspect of the trip. But no mat- ter what we had gathered in our heads before, it did not come close to what we experienced in each of the three countries. There is no comparison be- tween knowledge learned in the classroom and knowledge gained through experience; to actually live what is learned. Mayonnaise and Tootsie Rolls . . . POP!! Row 1: Sue LeBlanc, Gail Connolly, Debbie Besse, Vicki Weisz, Wendy Maddox, Judy Ro- mano, Joyce Cooper. Row 2: Lisa Harris, Maggie Quigley, Loretta Wehner, Janet Mitchell, Donna Dalrym ple, Barbara Gaylor, Row 3: Lorie Paradise, Charlotte Goldie, Ron Sykes, Anita Eskitgis, Melinda Brady. American Field Services (AFS) is a new organi- zation in the high school. Created in the interest of worldwide understanding, it is basically an exchange program in which foreign students come to the U.S. to finish their high school education, while Americans may go abroad. Next year, after Bedford has housed a foreign student, we will be eligible to send someone abroad for the sum- mer program or for the whole year. In early July, thirty-five students, who have been in the country for a year, will stop in Bed- ford to enjoy the 4th of July festivities. AFS can can be an educationally enriching experience, but only with the support of the students can it succeed. Row 1: Emery Nyilas, Jim Monahan, Chris Martin, David Schoorens. Row 2: Judy Church, Kathy Martin, Sue Frost, Vickie Weisz. Row 3: Julie McKenna, Donna Dalrymple, Lisa Harris, Joyce Cooper. Row 4: Barbara Gaylord, Patti Haug, Beth Keoster, Nancy Pickett. Row 5: Debbie Mar- shall, Emily Cohen, Abbigail Hafer. Row 6: Sue Callahan, Cindy Weber, Linda Vernucci, Martha King. INTRAMURALS COMMITTEE Row 1: Judy Church, Mark Woodworth, Blaize Winter, Coach Adams, Raymond Claflin, Mike Carr. Missing from picture: Paul Leiby, Jon Hurd. ISOSCELES STAFF 103 HEADLINES Juniors were freed from their study periods started Modern Jazz Dance March 1st, red wagon Hop Bomb scare Borr : Entropy increases its entropy and Isosceles b Where ' s Fred? He ' s undef Jim Diebold Jim Mulligan Cit. Com. Crea remember that have a nice La new prio; Varicose veins? after four years e; sure it ' s signed Bruce it won Best Leg A disea what ' s the arjer Who Jesus l ; to be when yc telling all abc 1972-1973 Mini courses were FLASH! A Senior was found in the Senior Lounge Drinking age went down to 18 Big John Special in a little any years did it take to beat Wayland, Coach? :are Bomb scare imes better organized I; table The James Gang VI ike Elias Yea hi i ellow ripples in boys ' room Robin avy dance with Janet? Letsa ne supper, eh? Vietnam I Paint remover [pal, Thomas Duggan Work study j ' ve got to be kidding me! You mean that y actually let us out of here? Yea, but make I Hey, it ' s J. Oboe ith that knee you should have AFS. what ' s that Oh! Yes, Duh, I forgot ohn Gait? Checkmate [ you What do you want I ' ow up? Write an essay l ourself Write a note uring your next class hey can fly coast to coast in iur hours. You ' d think they ould initiate Open Campus They will, They will (! think) I wish I new what was go- ig on What was that? Yes, Mmmmm. Unh huh! What are you doing walking ' ound the halls Can I see Dur homework? WOW! : : The Concert Band, Lab Band, Stage Band and Wind Ensemble put on a spectacular Winter Concert. The versatile instrumentalists performed the serious musi c of Hoist, Grsinger and Stravinsky. The Stage and Lab Bands filled the hall with sounds of Chicago and Mark Mudgett ' s arrangement of Open Up Wide. An encore was requested and performed for the school, and the school went wild. 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Row 5: Frank Patterson, Mike Murfield, David Mosley, Jack Murdock, Hal O ' Connell. Row 6: Carol Miller, Sheryl Mahar, Carla Moody, Jean Maloney, Debbie Marshall. Row 7: Debbie Meloy, Susan Moll, Diane Massa, Ellen McHarg, Kathy Masci. Row 8: Matthew Moellar, Phil Maglione, Richy Mead, Alan Mack. menfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenmenfres menfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenmenfreshmenfreshme menfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenmenfreshmenfreshmenfresh menfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenmenfreshmenfreshm Row 1: Peter Brown, Gloria Bronikowski, Kil Pok Cho, Valerie Colliton, Randy Burmeister, Brigitte Deutscher, Karen Davis. Ro2: Al Brodie, Steven Clark, Stan Campbell, Bruce Cam- pagna, Richard Burner, Glenn Webber, John Vinje. Row 3: Ann Ellingson, Maureen Davis, Debbie Emerson, Chris Doni- gan, Sue Eunsen, Uori Zielinski. Row 4: Keith Edwards, John Doucet, Steve Edgar, Bruce Draper, Mike Donovan, Vicki Weisz. Row 5: John Dooley, Frank Evans, Cheryl Eaton, Da- nelle Doherty, Karen Donovan, Jerry Stone II. Row 6: Carolyn Crowther, Cathy Cuthbert, Cathy D ' Entremont, Loraine Cush- man, Cindy Cyepytra. Row 7 Kitty Colwick, Kathy Dion, David Damery, Jim Cramer, Ricky Coraine. Row 8: Bob D ' Auria, Mary Pat Cullen, Kathy Connor, Bob Donadio, Lou Eliopoulos. sshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshm Bshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmeneshmenfreshm =shmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmeneshmenfresh =shmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmenfreshmeneshmenfre Row 1: Ann MacHonis, Carole Loggins, Richard Lombardi, Tom Lewis, Cindy Laperriere, Mary Beth Laffan, Linda Mc- Dougall, Bob Selby, Paul Saunders. 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Row 3: Dan Linehan, Bob Licciardi, Mike Lewis, Steve Maglione, Morgan McCurdy. m m I I fi sw. i mm mtmm Row 4: Norm Lombardi, Paul McAuliffe, George Lynch, Tass Lombardini, Mark Mathews. Row 5: Chris Blaisdell, Val Beecy, Janis Alessi, Linda Banks. Row 6: Bill Anderson, Jeff Atwood, Joyce Antle, Kendra Allen. Mr. Morissette — Science Mr. Morgan — Industrial Arts Compliments of BEDFORD PERMANENT FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION v 3 FIRE DEPT BEDFORD FIRE DEPT BEDFORD, MASS, 167 Compliments of Be utif, Boutique, rlt Cm t l _ i 1 1 1 . i„ lj _ ; _ r _ — J3Lj (jJHta ' he ultimate in nair Design Bp 8v Appoin,ment c ° Burlington Mall Compliments of MANDI ' S GIFT SHOPPE Tel. 275-6738 Dresses Casual Evening 328 GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 168 Compliments COZY CORNER of Subs, Pizza Fried Foods FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 275-9866 BEDFORD McDonald ' s is your Kind of Place McDonald ' s of Bedford 346 GREAT ROAD 169 Congratulations to the Class of 73 From BEDFORD CHEESE WINE LIQUOR SHOPPE L I Q U O MURPH W PHIL N E C PHIL JR. 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MASS. 37SI131 Compliments of SLUMBER WORLD DO YOUR OWN THING Creativity in Thread Macrame Quick Point Knitting Crochet Rug Making Crewel 275-1464 Compliments of J.J. 1 HOUR CLEANERS Div. of Fabric Care Center BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER 275-9864 BOWEN ' S TOYLAND HOBBY CENTER BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER BEDFORD, MASS. 275-7210 Woolwork THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY GREAT ROAD SHOPPING CENTER BEDFORD 186 Compliments of DR. BERNARD K. MULCAHY Chiropratic Office 119 GREAT ROAD Comp menfs BEDFORD, MASS. of 275-01912 PALMERI ' S FLOWER Compliments of SHOP MICHAEL M KOURY D M D FRANK J. HENNESSY Compliments of AND COMPANY ATTY. MRS. rceaiiors Oc WINSTON BRIDGE General Insurance Agents 60 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 275-8600 Compliments of ATTY. MRS. 188 ROBERT DYSON Compliments of JOHN E. JAPP, M.D. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Compliments of ATTY. MRS. ROBERT T. DUNN BEDFORD PHARMACY BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER BEDFORD FUNERAL HOME 167 THE GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD Air Conditioned — Tel. 275-6850 G. WILLIAM CLARK, JR., Director POLEO ' S BARBER SHOP 72 GREAT ROAD BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 275-9705 Compliments of CENTER BARBER SHOP 168 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. 275-9883 189 CONGRATULATIONS FROM COULTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BEDFORD, MASS. Compliments of NORTHEAST WEATHER SERVICES WOODLAND PUBLISHING CO. 6 DE ANGELO DRIVE BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 275-1600 New England Regional Office For Delmar Yearbooks LOVEZZOLA-WARD CO., INC. 110 GREAT ROAD P.O. Box 246 BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 190 LEONESSA ENGINEERING CO. Electronics for Industry, Medicine and Science 74 LOOMIS STREET BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 WALCOTT SALES AND SERVICE INC. Leading Makes of Appliances, Television and Stereo GREAT ROAD SHOPPING CENTER SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 325 GREAT ROAD Artist Materials Unfinished Furniture TRES CHERE POODLES Q MINIATURES Expert All-Breed Grooming Top Quality Registered Puppies (Brown, Black, White, Silver) For Those Who Care,Ca Ires Chere! MRS. BARBARA NIBLACK 617-275-1296 89 CONCORD ROAD (Rt. 62) BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 MIMI ' S POODLE PARLOUR Grooming and Bathing by Appointment 224 CARLISLE RD. BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 Emilie Sherman 275-6296 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEDFORD WALLPAPER PAINT 51 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 CEDRIC J. SMITH Phone 275-1967 ene HAIR STYLIST AND WIG SALON 275-7366 326 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD 191 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 BEDFORD POLICE ASSOCIATION, INC.