Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1976 volume:

4 PUff TVBLIC LIBRARY BEDFORD. MASSACHUSETTS The BEDFORD FLAG The oldest flag in the United States The Bedford Flag, commissioned to Cornet John Page in 1737 by King George II of England, was carried by his son, Nathaniel, who fought with the Bedford Minuiemen at the Battle of Concord Bridge, April 19, 1775. Acquired f l t This book is dedicated to Mr. Patuleia, the senior class advisor, whose help and guidance during the past four years are greatly appreciated. His time and devotion wiW be warmly remembered. Too much sanity May be madness, And the maddest of all. To see life as it is And not As it should be. JONATHAN ARMS CHERYL ARSENAULT RICHARD ATTERIDGE Happy times and bygone days are never lost . . . they grow more won- derful within the heart that keeps them. BETH AYASSE BETSY BAKER WILLIAM BAKER He who wants little always has Success is 1 o inspiration and 99 o enough. perspiration. 7 DAVID BRADBURN SHERREL BRIDGE ALAN ARTHUR BRODIeJ) Vou can teach people to survive, but Every time I take one step forward, I you have to inspire them to live. always seem to wind up two steps be- hind where I started out . . . Maybe it ' s time I started walking backwards instead. PAUL BUMANN RICHARD BURNER MARK BUSA That ' s all. BRUCE CAMPAGNA JO ANNE T. CAMPBELL To be any more than I am would be a lie. ( DEBBIE CAREW don ' t want to die when its time for me to die, I just want to live my life the way I want to. ROBERT CASHIN JOHN CASTLE STEPHEN CHANEY DEBBIE COLLINS GAIL COLLINS Draw the curtain, the farce is over. VALERIE COLLITON 11 13 14 JOHN DOOLEY ROBERT DUNN You are a king by your own fireside, as much as any monarch in his throne. TIMOTHY EBACHER CAROLYN M. DOW Now you are ready for the most diffi- cult and most fun of all — to fly straight up and know the meaning of kindness and love. JODY EDWARDS STEVEN EDGAR don ' t want to work away Doing just what they all say Work hard boy and you ' ll find Someday you ' ll have a job like mine. IT KEITH EDWARDS DON EUNSON Men do not stumble over mountains, but molehills. ANN ELLINGSON And ( seems to me you live your life like a candle in the wind. DOROTHY EMMA DEBRA ANN EMERSON Because you are afraid to love, I am alone. MARC ENGLISH Girls and guitars are where it ' s at — need a woman; I ' ve got my Strat. ' - ■ ■ JUDITH EVANS •• . To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist that is all. 16 SUSAN EUNSON GEORGE FARDY DEBRA FARINELLO THOMAS FAUCHER FREDERICK FAULKNER What you don ' t know would make a great book. GEORGE FAWCETT PAM FLYNN Hopes are but the dreams of those who are awake. NATHAN FERNOW We can find ourselves as creatures of intelligence and skill. We can be free! We can learn to FLY! ELAINE FLYNN ' V You can think about what you ' ve done and what you will do, but there ' s no better time than now! 17 MAUREEN FOERST All problems become smaller if you don ' t dodge them but confront them. Touch a thistle timidly and it will prick you; grasp it boldly and it ' s spines crumble. DITH E. FOLEY Tuesday had a dream child ELIZABETH FRANKEN Some place where there isn ' t any trouble . . . do you suppose there is such a place, Toto? There must be. DAVID FRENCH LISA GAYLOR MARK FROHLICH To quit is nothing To try is something To succeed is everything. MARTHA GEARY SUZANNE FROST ' ' sUSAN C. GELLATLY Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from them- selves. JAMES GOOD LYNN GOLONKA So I wanna laugh while the laughing is easy, I wanna cry if it makes it worth- while, we may never pass this way again, that ' s why I want it with you. JAMES GRIEB MICHELE GOGUEN remember when we took such care to step never on the cracks, no, only in the squares. LORI GRIFFIN Those school girl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone. But in my heart, I know they will still go on and on. ABIGAIL A. HAFER ANN H AMILTON DOUGLAS HAND Abby, Esquire love my friends, the reason why He Scum Listen attentively to everything you ' re is He and I am I See the happy moron, told, but don ' t believe a word of it. He doesn ' t give a damn. I wish I were a moron — My God, perhaps I am! JUDITH HANSEN NEIL HANSON DANIEL HARRISON RONALD M. HITCHCOCK JR. Ron Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. I believe it! HOWARD HOULT Yucka DIANA HOOVER Keep ascending the mountain of cheerfulness by scattering seeds of kindness; you will reach the sun- tipped heights in your own life-exper- ience. MARK HURD Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. NANCY KOZLOWSKI PAMELA A. LACOMBE Pam We do not see nature with our eyes. But with our understanding and our hearts. Cindi Hate is a strong word used in self- defense. If I had been strong enough I would not have used it. Void mon secret. II est tres simple: On ne voit bien qu ' avec le coeur. L ' essen- tiel est invisible pour les yeux. GREGORY LACERVA MARY BETH LAFFAN I BRIAN LATINA RALPH LATORRE MARTIN LAWLESS 24 Mag Patty The dreams of a child are the dreams Even if you are on the right track. You and me, the way we are will not of a world unspoiled, you ' ll get run over if you just sit there. always be. But when I find my peace of mind. That will always stay. LINDA MACDOUGALL DIANE MADDEN KAREN MADDOX YORIKO MAEDA SHERYL MAHAR JEAN MALONEY Away we all go. Into the magical spin. KATHIE T. MASCl As I sat musing, sad and lonely, a voice came from out of the gloom saying, Cheer up, things could be worse. So I cheered up and sure enough things got worse. BARBARA MCCORMACK DIANE T. MASSA Tween Whatever I may do, I will bring with me the memories of where I ' ve been and who I knew. BRIAN D. MCDOWELL Rensler Trying to impress others does — usu- ally in quite the opposite way. WILLIAM MCGRATH Felix It would help me if I thought you would remember me. Not for what I ' ve done. But for the things I ' d always meant to do. ROBERT McAULIFFE GERARD E. MCGRATH Magrut There is no substitute for brains — but silence sometimes helps. ELLEN MCHARG may Don ' t walk in front of me not follow. Don ' t walk behind me . . . I may not lead. lust walk beside me . . . and be my friend. CAROL MCKENNA Mac True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable. CAROL M. MILLER The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. RICHARD MEAD Rich Believe in yourself. If you don ' t Who wiin DEBORAH MELOY Debbie Before we set our hearts too much upon anything, let us examine how happy they are who already possess it. MATTHEW P. MOELLER Ah, but man ' s reach should exceed his grasp. Or what ' s a heaven for? 28 THOMAS MCMANUS TOM MCHUGH SUSAN JEAN MOLL Sue Make each and every day worth liv- ing, and always do everything that you want to do. JOHN MURDOCK Mud MARYLOU MUSACCHIO ELIZABETH NARCISSI DANIEL NEIL Liz A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. ELIZABETH MARIE NOLAN ANN MARIE O ' CONNELL HAROLD G. O ' CONNELL III Liz Ann Hal It ' s nice to be important, To find the beautiful, we must carry it Take it easy, don ' t let the sound of But it ' s important to be nice. within us. your own wheels and women drive you crazy. KEVIN O ' CONNELL KIM ODEN NANCY O ' HARA The tender leaves of today. Tomorrow blossoms. JEREMIAH ANDREW O ' NEIL Jerry A task without a vision is drudgery, A vision without a task is a dream, A task with a vision is victory. KATHERINE V. PASS Kat Hello Hello Hello Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye And that ' s all there is. (, WILLIAM PERRY rm JULIANNE PALMER! Julie No one is too small to be able to help a friend. ELLEN RACHEL PENNEY Rufus You can spare me the blues, I don ' t sing in th at key. LINDA PALMER PAMELA PATE Pam Friendships multiply joys and divide griefs. JOHN PESPISA 31 LINDA POWDERLY STEPHEN POWERS LAURIE PROULX A little bit of thoughtfulness brings a lot of happiness. MICHELE PROULX MARTHA J. RAMSAY Horse Resisting temptation is easier when you think you ' ll probably get another chance later on. 32 DEBRA ROSATO Debbie Better by far you should forget and smile. Than you should remember and be sad. JILL ALISON SANDERS Mice Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That ' s an easy thing to say, but if your hopes should pass away, simply pre- tend, that you can build them again. Cindy For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. MARC SCHWARTZ MARIANNE SHEEHAN DEBBI SICKLES We are remembered by our good ac- The moment may be temporary, but To suffer one ' s death and to be reborn Hons, not by our good intentions. the memory lasts forever. is not easy. It is not in the still calm of life that The butterfly is only beautiful to those strong characters are formed. who appreciate the simple joys of life. ADRIENNE SMITH Andie It is better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt. BARBARA JEAN SMITH Vou give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. KARL SMITH BARBARA SPARKS Isn ' t it strange that princes and kings and clowns that caper in sawdust rings and common people like you and me are builders of eternity? LINDA SPENCER If I could save time in a bottle the first thing that I ' d like to do, is to save the Class of ' 76 and the memories of all of you. DOROTHY SPARKS Dotti VICKIE STAMPER DAVID STEFANELLI 36 NANCY E, SULLIVAN To make the world a friendly place, One must show a friendly face. SHARON STIDWORTHY JULIE SWANSON People so seldom say I love you. And then it ' s either too late or love goes. So when I tell you I love you It doesn ' t mean I know you ' ll never go. Only that I wish you didn ' t have to. DAVID THOMPSON It was to my lasting satisfaction to dis- cover the defensibility of the gospel intellectually. This, then, I must do-tell others the good news of Christ. BRIAN SUTHERLAND BARBARA ANN TARELLO Too much time can be spent wonder- ing about life rather than living it. COLEEN TRAYNOR A place that remains. That will stay where it is forever. While you go! 37 ROBERT WARWICK SHARON WEBB KATHY WASSON Big Wass Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned. NANCY WEILER No one ever got weafc eyes from looking at the bright side. CYNTHIA J. WEBER Cindy The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; Of whom shall I be afraid? GERMAINE WEAVER VICTORIA WEISZ Vickie Take nothing but pictures. Leave nothing but footprints. Kill nothing but time. 39 JOAN WEHNER DEAN WHITEHEAD KATHY WILSON CHRISTINE F. WENGLER AVA WHITMIRE DEBORAH WILSON Chris having many things to write unto you, I would not write with paper and ink: but I trust to come unto you, and speak face to face, that our joy may be full. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain, bitter; for al- ways there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Deb Don ' t walk in front of me ... for I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me ... for I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. SUSAN WOOTON TERESA WYANT KAREN YOUNG DIANA GILROY SUSAN J. GOLDMAN KAREN HOYLAND Cookie A heart filled with sunshine glows in a smile. SENIORS NOT PICTURED; LAWRENCE BRAMMER DAVID BURROWS DAVID CODE ROWANNE COSSABOOM JEROME EARL KATHRYN FOX ANN SCOTT HALEY ROBERT HARRINGTON RICHARD JOHNSON DAVID KING MARK LAFLAMME JOHN LITCHFIELD JOHN MARCHESNINI CHRISTOPHER MARTIN ELLIE MIKSENAS DAVID MULCAHY TERESA PEKO LACENE PHILLIPS CYNTHIA SELLERS VICTORIA STEVENSON JON VINJE DEBRA WILDE PAUL ROTHENBERGER For it is in the mind ' s eye that one creates a picture, and the sources of pictures therefore are as boundless as our own creative imagination. 1 LAURA PARADISE NANCY PICKETT 41 IN MEMORIAM MARK C. DOHERTY Keep the moments as best you can Remember the faces, the fun, the tears Keep a warm ember alive in your heart To fan alive in future years Care now, for your caring will remain for eternity. 4S SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS FLIRTS — Mark Hurd and Judy Baudanza MOST TALKATIVE — Phil Maglione and Laurel Cinder 46 MOST ARTISTIC — Pam LaCombe and Steve Edgar DONE MOST FOR B.H.S. — Laura Paradise and Dave Damery MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Carol McKenna and Matt Moeller 49 51 52 HIGH SCHOOL SONGS Welcome To My Nightmare Wasted Words Golden Slumbers Something ' s Burning She ' s Not There People Are Strange The Games People Play Midnight Creeper One of These Nights Let It Be Roundabout The first day of school Morning Announcements Study Halls In cooking class The Nurse ' s Office And so are some teachers When the teacher isn ' t looking Those Saturday night parties I ' ll do my homework jjjjjj . .The school lunch Good Vibrations B.H.S. Superband I ' d Like to Teach the World to Sing Mr. Phinney Sometimes in Winter . |lgM|k The heater breaks down Precious and Few . . . -IP H Snow days and vacations Born to Run wHHp The Track Team Wishing You Were Here BEHALE 75 Ballroom Blitz The Senior Prom I Just Want to Celebrate On Graduation Day 53 PIECES OF APRIL PROM COURT: Michele Goguen, Debbie Eastlake, Queen — Joanne Curtis, Class President David Damery, Linda Palmer, Brigitte Deutscher. DOUBLE SEXTET MADRIGAL MIXED ENSEMBLE STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Seated In Front: David Damery, Chris Martin, Becky Konkle. In Rear: Bob Ayasse. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE first Row. Janet Flynn, Gail Collins, Gina DeBerardis. Second Row: Valerie Clockwise From Upper Right: Betsey Stouter, Peator Morris, Lisa Colliton, Kathy Palmer. Third Row: John Nazzar o. Riley, Lisa Nelton, Jean Naugler, Kathy Dooley. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Jennifer Moore, Treasurer — David Damery, Nancy Pickett, Ann Elling- son, Charlie Kaplan, Teresa Peko, Advisor — Mrs. Drummond. Second Row: Presi- dent — Matt Moeller, Judy Evans, Vice- President — Tom Faucher, Dotty Sparks, Cathy Hanley, Linda Palmer, Pam Pate, Secretary — Laura Paradise. Third Row: Jean Maloney, Bill Baker, Germaine Weaver, Carol McKenna, Susan Wooton, Lisa Silva, Mary Beth Laffan. Fourth Row: Danelle Doherty, Bruce Draper, Mike Corbisiero, Steve Powers, David Jellison, Joan Wehner, Ellen Penny. DRAMA CLUB First Row: LeAnn Baker, Gail Collins, Tammy Sumner, Amy Bohrod, Sue Frost, Gail Anderson, Janet Kaplen. Second Row: Scott Rider, Cindi Lawton, Lindi Lawton, Kathy Palmer, Kathy Hamilton, Debbie Steale, Matt Koury, Kenneth Moore. Third Row: John Laffan, Boyd Bickmore, John Dacey, Doni B urchain, Cindy Bland, Deb- bie Reader, Sandy Kane, Mike Klett. fourth Row: David Greene, Linda Palmer, Carol Sutherland, Diane Mayer. 77 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: Terry Wyatt, Val Collilon, Richard Frazier, Ann Mockapetris. Second Row: Bob Ayasse, Doug Anthony, Richard Basilesco. Third Row: Kerry Pixton, Brian O ' Donnell, Leo Towle. LITERARY MAGAZINE David Draper, John Laffan, Karen Fuller, Advisor — Mrs. Kin- ney, Editor — John Rennie. OUTING CLUB First Row: Chris Doherty, Lynn Kettering, Pam LaCombe, Laura Paradise, Abby Haler, Kim Graham, Crystal Naegli. Second Row: Jim Harrington, Karen Davis, Chris Martin, Chip Lovely. Third Row: Bob Schorsh, Andy Gates, Mike Nawoichik. A-V CLUB First Row: John Nazzaro, Mike Riley, Brian Whipperman, Rob Duff. Second Row; Trever McCarthy, Jonathan Leary, Iris Gonsalves, David Draper, Bill Jacobs, Debbie Bonner. Third Row: John Curran, Joe Pulliam, Jim Shea, Mike Cavanaugh, Kenneth Moore, Glenn Camp- bell, fourth Row: Ed Pass, Bill Ford, CHESS CLUB TELE-MEDIA PRODUCTIONS Kenneth Moore, Kathy Palmer, Stuart Salzer, Doug Dalrymple, Ed Rhodes. First Row: Kenneth Moore, Cindy Pickett, Jim Shea, Jonathan Pulliam, Paul Smith. Second Row: Trevor McCarthy, Mike Ratney, Terry Cullen, Joe Pulliam, Fred Knecht. Third Row: Ron Massa, Scott Menzel. 80 THE BICENTENNIAL EXCHANGE The Bicentennial Exchange was a student exchange between Swarthmore High School, Swarthmore, Pa., and Bedford High School. The purpose of this ex- change was to give students a sense of history during our Nation ' s Bicentennial. The trip was made possi- ble through the efforts of Mr. Spinosa, Mrs. Davis, and the faculty members of Swarthmore High School. BEHALE 75 Take a powder . . . catch ya later . . . more power to your elbow . . . S.W.A.T. meet- ing at 2100 hrs. . . . W.H.O.R.T. meeting at 2200 hours ... the best BEHALE ever . . . if there should ever be another BEHALE . . . SHE did it . . . That ' s COACH sick . . . secure that palace . . . The Count and Na- tasha . . . Dear Mom, . . . what the boys want . . . the girls get! Editors not pictured — Art — Karen Davis Asst. Layout — Ellen Penney Ad Sales — Cindy Weber Yearbook Sales — Pam LaCombe Literary — Marcia Morris Staff Members — Carolyn Crowther Jean Maloney MaryBeth Laffan Linda Palmer Brigitte Deutscher Carol Twombly Business Manager — Cathy Hanley Special thanks from the staff to the people of the Burlington Studio of Photography for their efficiency and co-operation. We would like to express our gratitude and ap- preciation to Mr. McCauley for his great patience and supportive assistance in helping us make this yearbook possible. It has been a fun and worth- while experience for everyone on the staff — we hope Mr. McCauley enjoyed it as much as we did. 87 SOCCER VARSITY — first Row. Ken Schoendorf, Bill Mooney, Khris Kleber, Matt Moeller, Rob Warwick, Mark Hurd, Peator Morris, Phil Maglione, Pete Bilafer. Second Row: Ted Pruyn, Bill McGrath, Dennis Smith, Jim Gold, Bill Jetter, Bob Ayasse, Ken Washburn, Dave Stefanelli, John Harding, Bob Schorsh, Dave Thomson, Bob Schwelm Coach Patuleia. JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: John Schellhase, Steve Clyde, Dan Welsh, Kevin Doucette, Bill Crowther, Scott Menzel, Mike Hester. Second Row: Mark Samson, Ron Eckhart, Dave Moll, Billy O ' Brien, Sheri Mathews, Eddie Rhodes, Laurie Winters, Jeff Cullington, Ed McKenna. Third Row: Tony Topita, Denise Busch, Steve Manly, Doug Dalrymple, Steven Furey, Kurt Svendson, Billy French, Coach Maxwell. llflOD FtLU ' j l IE ACCAMGO) ANomER GWAI FOR THIS AFTIRWOON,., f OACH 5a1D WE ' vf GOT TO WIU TWl5 G ME OR ELSE.. f Sl, . ' lilii aiai. w [k m 92 FRESHMAN SOCCER — first Row: Kevin Katwinkle, David Crohe, Mark Ayasse, Ken Topita, Bernie Morgan, Don Stuckle, Alan Goodman, Tommy O ' Brien. Second Row: David Moore, Mike Hill, Bob Collins, Gil Potuin, Eric Castle, Marsdin Van Order, Mike Arsenault. Third Row: Brian Whipperman, Wayne Newman, Bill Jacobs, David Haman, Kenny Ward, Dick Nawoichik, Paul Furey, Bob McArthur, Coach Baine. 0lk Tri-Captains: Karl Smith, Kip Sternberg, and Bob D ' Auria. Second Row: Doug Hand, Eric Chaney, Arne Godtfredsen, Mike Bruha, John Underwood, Neil Hanson, Frank Ace, Dave Irwin, Mark Busa, Bob Masse. Third Row: Scott Hartman, Wes McCrouy, Charles Freni, Myke Buck, Rich D ' Auria, Bill Reidy, Bob Sutton, Mike Herres, Joe Sickles, Karl Weinshenk, Terry Kanouse. FRESHMEN — first Row. Bob Cassette, Paul Barbieri, Bill Oram, Mike Leskowski, John Jonuskis, Bill Bench, Dub Ace, John Chase, Glenn Ansel!, Fred McLauglin, Glenn Smart, Paul McGecken, John Tarello. Second Row: Asst. Coach Ledeli, Eugene Wogan, Jeff Hoyland, David Jauss, Austin Beaulieu, Jack Dillen, Darrel Ansel, John Mulligan, Doug Haynes, Joe Collins, Anthony Pandiscio, Art Lenahan, Asst. Coach Hughes. Third Row: Rich Yanosick, Chuck Ennis, Doug Shamon, Mark Bruha, Brian Doucette, Mike Genetti, Fred Kelly, John Ferri, Gary Duffy, Greg Atteridge, Scott Samson, Jim Bumann. Fourth Row: Rob Holmes, Eugene Parker, George Lindhan, Bob Brady, Brad Rose, Peter Barck, Steve Boudreau, David Massi, Eric Holland, Tom Spiedel, Matt Brooks, Rich D ' Entremont, Jim Hansis, Chris Collier. CROSS-COUNTRY First Row Sue Goldman, Sue Boissevain, Sue Wooton, MaryBeth Barck, Debbie Perry. Second Row; Sandy Kane, Liz Sandy, Lynn Kettering, Teresa Peko, Mim Towle. Third Row: Maureen Hanley, Kim Cinder, Claire Swanson, Coach Keup. First Row Coach Sullivan, Chris Martin, Tom Faucher, Mark Schwartz, Brian Sutherland, Bill Bal Second Row. Mike Nawoichik, Paul Larsen, Steve Bullock, Gerald Maskalenko, Dave Boissevam, Madenjian. Third Row: jeff Bullock, Dave Minassian, |ohn Whitaker, Tom Stowell. I 4 ' VARSITY — f rst Row; Doreen Mee, Carol Miller, Barb Haynes, Laurie Proulx, Pam Pate, Jill Sanders, Jennifer Moore. Second Row; Mary Lynn, Kathy Dooley, Judy Hennrikus, Patty Hansen, Lisa Riley. lh rd Row; Jennifer Sears, Cindy Walcott, Lauren Binsack, Maureen Mee, Lisa Binsack, Janet Henderson. JUNIOR VARSITY — f rsl Row: Alythia Catalina, Tish Neal, Paula Cle venger, Lisa Rizari, Iris Con- salves, Laura Powderly, Linda Ashe, Nancy Payne. Second Row; Ellen Hoult, Patty Clark, Doris Sullivan, Lisa Redmond, Sandy Verrier, Denise Costa, Bonnie Walcott, Jean Pilla, Diana Jellison, Robin Cosman. Third Row: Becky Konkle, Ann Moeller, Nancy Hennrikus, Terry Dunn, MaryBeth Lehan, Charlene Golomb, Julie Karalls, Joan Sullivan, Beth Boatright, Coach Wood. FIELD HOCKEY 99 MMHIIHIMnMiMHaiMM ICE HOCKEY First Row: Bob D ' Auria, Wayne Pike, Chuck Genetti, Tom Cormier, Captain — Dave Steffanelli, Mark Hurd, Matt Moeller. Second Row: Jeff Cowdrey, Ken Washburn, Tom McManus, Kip Sternberg, Bill Lynch, Jim Griffiths. Third Row: Coach Plummer, Doug Anderson, Mark Barberi, Dan Collins, Paul Sainato, Peter Biiafer. iOO SWIM TEAM First Row: Denise Boudreau, Nancy Wood, Sue Moll, Gail Collins, Sue Church, Maria Bumann, Ann Sullivan, Carol Collins. Second Row: Marie Corbisiero, Kathy Spencer, Lauri Welsh, Dotty Sparks, Sue Bridge, Cathy Cuthbert — captain, Linda Taylor, Vickie Weisz, Sabrina Cronen, Alona Nyilas. The BHS Girls ' Swim Team finished first for the second year in both the Eastern Massachusetts Girls Swim League Championship and in the Massachusetts State Champion- ships. Outstanding individual performances in the State meet were turned in by Sabrina Cronen with two record swims in the 200 yd. freestyle and in the 500 yd. freestyle events, and by Marie Corbisiero, who won the 100 yd. freestyle in a new record time. The unbeatable 200 yd. medley relay team of Sabrina Cronen, Dotty Sparks, Marie Corbisiero, and Sue Bridge also set a new record in winning this contest. At this meet. Dotty Sparks earned All-American High School Team sta- tus in the breaststroke event. The team had a successful season of seven meets with a 5- 1-1 record. The most exciting duel was waged with arch rival Wayland, the league champions, which ended in a tie with a suprising win in the last event by Bedford ' s 400 yd. Freestyle Relay Team of Carol Collins, Sue Moll, Linda Taylor, and Lauri Welsh. With the team ' s past record of success. Coach Sparks is hoping for another w inning team next year. VARSITY — First Row: Pam Pate, Laurie Proulx. Second Row: Debbie Perry, Marcia Gladfeiter, Judy Hennrikus, Mary Lynn. Third Row: Patty nanson, Lauren Binsack, Leslie Lundgren. JUNIOR VARSITY - First Row: Coach Gallagher, Lisa Binsack, Pam Boone, Alicia Catalina, Nancy Hennrikus, Beth Boatwright, Maria Bumann. Sec- ond Row: Rachel Kneeland, Kerri Johnston, Julie Frohlich, Denise DeCosta, Debbie Pyles, Char- lene Golomb. GIRL ' S BASKETBALL VARSITY — First Row: Tom Penney, Peter Karalis, Jim Gemmel, Rick Corraine, Ross Hosking, Rich Mead. Second Row: Lee Hobgood, Van Hobgood, Joe Sickles, Gerry McGrath, Brian McDowell, John Dooley, Coach Adams. B A S K E T B A L L JUNIOR VARSITY — first Row: Kurt Baker, Lamont Allen, Ge- rard Maskalenko, Rich Hoyland, Art Malina. Second Row: Coach McCormack, Clark Robinson, Larry Barnard, Mike Dey, Kevin Caulder, Bill Mooney. Third Row: Eddie Rhoads, Steve Sinott, Rich LeMay. T E N N I S 9 9 A VARSITY — First Row: Jeff Morse, John Brown, Tom Kreuals. Second VARSITY — First Row: Lilian Pandiscio, Judy Hennrikus, Row. Danny Welsh, Ken Washburn, David Boissevain, Doug Moll. Sue Boissevain. Second Row: Karen Willis, Mary Dono- van, Sue Hennrikus, Meryl Bluestein. JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Betty McKie, Nancy Payne, Paula Doucette. Second Row. Karen Donadio, Cathy Cuthbert, Terry Dunn, Carolyn Crowther, Beth Koester. JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Bill French, Bill Reidy, Tim McManus. Second Row: Ken Schoendorf, Jack Mee, Steve Furey, Ed McDonald. First Row: Howie Funkhauser, Lou Gentile, Jeff Cullington, Tom Faucher, Jim Brady, Tom Stowell, Gerald Caulder, Steve Bullock, Shawn Byne. Second Row: Myke Buck, David Reader, Ken Bruner, Gregg Sandy, Doug Coombs, Klaus Deutscher, Jon Arms, Steve Ground, Paul Larsen, Coach Powers. Third Row: Steve Ferri, Jim Wieler, Brian Ansel, John Pray, Mike Hand, John Whitaker, Dave Minassin, Terry Kanouse, Allen Larsen, Bob Wilson. s p R I N G T R A C K First Row: Sue Goldman, Bonita Mitchell, Sherylynn Jones, Hilary Jutras. Secona Row: Abby Hafer, Pat Mitchell, Marybeth Barck, Denise Busch, Sue Wooton. Third Row: Coach Woods, Nancy Robidoux, Maureen Hanley, Sharon McKenna, Judy Smith, Carrie McDaniels, Karen Baker. in DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE CO-CHAMPS First Row: Coach Odams, Melvin Bray, Tom Barnett, Bruce Taylor, Ross Hoskings, Ron Hemingway, John Dooley. ' Second Row: Joey Sickles, Kip Sternberg, Jim Griffiths, Dave Michaud, Bob Schwelm, Jonathan Hurd, Gerry McGrath, Bruce Colombo. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Phil Hansen, Dave Budden, Bob Massi, Frank Ace, Jay Guidetti, Phil Maglione, Paul Sainato. Scond Row: Bob Sutton, Scott Hartman, Peter Morano, Rich D ' Auria, Mark Mazzoni, John Bettis, Bob Knickle, Coach Pe- trillo. - FRESHMAN First Row: Evan McDonald, Dave Wilkins, John Cilfus, Billy O ' Brien, Jack Healy, Kevin Doucette, Steve Mazzoni. Second Row: Chris Pelletier, Larry Banard, Ted Weaver, Mark Barbieri, Pat Salinas, Tom Penney, Greg Bates, Bill Wilson. Third Row: Rich Sparks, Bill Dungey, Tom O ' Neil, Chris Larsen, Pierre Guay, Bill Mooney, Mark Shaman, Frank Fischer, Ken Harmon, Rick Svendson. nj VARSITY — First Row: Maggie Boatright, Jane King, Susan Sullivan, Kathy McHugh, Pam McMahon, Jodi Walcott, Maureen O ' Keefe, Chris Emerson. Second Row: Lauren Binsack, Jill Sanders, Marie Budden, Ellen Penney, Lisa Elder, Laurie Proulx, Janice Courtoglous, Debbie Meloy, Doreen Mead, Pam Pate. JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Cheryl McMahon, Cindy Walcott, Jennifer Sears, Pam Boone, Denise Costa, Maureen Kilpatrick, Aldy Bouse. Second Row: Kathy Dooly, Karen Weinschenk, Marcia Koury, Lisa Redmond, Ginny Bissanti, Karen Furey. Third Row: Coach Luty, Leslie Lundgren, Nancy Curtis, Julie Coralis, Julie Frohlich. GOLF Second Row: Mark Freeman, Larry Kraus, Tom McManus, Bill Lynch, Eric Johnson, Coach Bane. First Row: Ron Huffman, Barry Donahue, Steve Gaylor, Peter Bilafer, Joe Bonelii. 115 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Emily Abrahms; Vice-President, Nancy Hennrikus; Secretary, Donna Kinney. Missing — Debbie Pepper. First Row: Danielle Busch, Lisa Burns, Bruce Bolton, Glenn Brooks. Second Row: Sherriil Burgiss, Lor- na Bradley, Chris Camp- bell, Renee Brown, Diane Bronikowski, Cathy Bowes, Debbie Capor- izzo, Bonnie Blake. Third Row: Ronald Brown, Bob Bfadburn, Steve Bou- dreau, Tom Britt, Bob Brady, Mark Bruha, Lloyd Block, Matt Brooks, Jim Bumann, Jim Bush. 122 First Row: Alicia Catalina, Donna Conway, Paula Cle- venger. Second Row: Tony Carlo, Eric Castle, John Concannon, Bob Collins, Duane Clark, Joanne Col- liton, Tracy Clark, Diane Caristi. Third Row: Jon Co- leman, Chris Collier, Joe Collins, Mark Cierpial, Johm Chase, Stephanie Colonero, Chris Colao. First Row: Marie Corbi- siero, Judy Curley, Sharon Lozzi, Kathy DeMattio, Debbie Dastoli, Jim Cul- ver, Kevin Doherty. Sec- ond Row: Debbie Dona- hue, Lisa DiClemente, Ka- trina Diehard, Teresa Cook, David Crook, Chris Doherty, Billy Doherty, Richard D ' Entremont. Third Row: Linda Cook, Susan Damery, Bobby Cossett, Brian Doucette, Terry Cullen, Roger De- lorey, Merrill Cook, Rich- ard Couto, Dennis De- Francesco, John Curran. First Row: Mark Eaton, Rob Duff, Jeanne Edwards. Second Row: Linda Fox, Gary Duffey, Paul Furey, Chuck Ennis, John Ferri, Harry French, Regina Far- inello, Cheryl Drapper. Third Row: George Ecno- mov. Bill Ford, Jana Egan, Laurie Fitzgerald, Robert Feola, Mary Farrell, Bren- da Eaton, Karen Fuller, Ju- lie Feltman. First Row: Debbie Graham, Karen Graser, Cindy Ger- lek. Second Row: Angela Gawel, Iris Gonsalves, Kim Ginder, Julie Hall, Kim Graham, Kathy Harrison, Carol Hanley, Andrea Gil- roy. Third Row: Cindy Gaudet, Dan Greene, Dave Hamann, Alain Goodman, Manuel Gon- zalez, James Harris, Carl Golomb, Mari Godtfred- First Row: Nancy Hennri- kus, Diane Higson, Bob Hayward, Kurt Huenefeld, Kim Higgins, Holly Her- man, Melissa Hodgson. Second Row: Andre Jan- sen, Ellen Hoult, Jan Hol- lenbeck, Terri Herrick, Carolyn Hulbert, Cathy Hendrick, Sandy Hayes, Sheila Jameson. Thrid Row: Jennifer Jeffrey, Doug Haynes, Eric Holland, Dave Jauss, Jon Hughes, Mike Hill, Robbie Holmes, Bill Jacobs, Tom Hooper, Anthony lasi. J IS II aSS: I First Row: Sue Knickle. Becky Lawton, Mary La- tina, Sandy Kane. Second Row: Kevin Kattwinkel, John Kobi, Melissa Kit- tredge, Gary Laundry, Jim Leary, Jon Leary, Donna Kinney, Rachel Kneeland. Third Row: Terrel Jones, Mark Kettering, Fred Kel- ly, Brad Karlson, John Jon- uskis, Jackie Jepsen, Allysa Keough, Terry Laffan, Carol Leary. First Row: Myles McDon- ough, Larry Madden, Mike Leskouski, Leslie Matton, Chip Lovely, Bob MacArthur. Second Row: Maria Lorrey, Judy Ma- loney, Cathy MacDonald, Martha Maskelenko, Ma- ria MacKerron, Laura Leong, Mary McHarg, Fred McLaughlin, Eddie McKie, Angela Luter. Third Row: Mike McHugh, Jeff McAuliffe, Laura Lundgren, Teresa Mc- Donald, Mike Long, Paul McEachern, Stephen Leonard, Charles Leyama, Bill McCloud, Mark Macklin, Art Lenahan, Pe- ter Maurer. II 24 First Row: Kim Nolan, Carolyn Mulligan, Joyce Palmeri, John O ' Neil, Cina Musacchio. Second Row: Chris Page, Dick Nawoi- chik, Tom O ' Brian, Wayne Newman, Jonan Nizko, John Mazzaro, Billy Oram, John Mulligan. Third Row: Elaine Naugler, Crystal Naegeli, Karen Morano, Kelly O ' Brien, Lorraine Miller, Anne Moeller, Ja- nice Nickerson. First Row: Temara Paul, Karen Pliska, Stephanie Payne, Jean Pilla, Laura Powderly, Bonnie Porter, Debbie Pepper, Diane Penfield. Second Row: Ken Picardat, Carl Peterson, Russ Philbrick, Kevin Polk, Anthony Padiscio, Eugene Parker, Denise Proulx. First Ro w: Kathy Riley, Ra- chel Sachs, Jean Ringle. Second Row: Laura Reed, Richard Salter, Stuart Salzer, Kiye Sakai, Jackie Schoendorf, Lynne Rob- erts, Lisa Rizzari, Kathy Rennie. Third Row: Lynn Scarborough, Darien Saunders, Scott Swanson, Clark Robinson, Doug Reader, Mike Ratney, Bri- an Reidy, Brad Rose, Au- gie Russo. 125 First Row: Ann Sullivan, Mary Anna Solomonides, Tracy Shaw, Barbara Stella. Second Row: Irma Sulli- van, Amy Senio, Dina Sie- gal, Beth Sponner. Third Row: Glenn Smart, Tom- my Speidel, Doug Stfanov, Tim Sparks, Rob Suther- land, Doug Shaman, Glen Stamper. First Row: Kim Trelegan, Bonnie Walcott, Claire Swanson, Laurie Welsh, Nona Nyilas. Second Row: Karen Dunn, Tom Swish- er, Robbie Sweet, Tre- celle Sweet, Jamie Torger- son, Susan Sykes, Judy Sword, Lisa Welton. Third Row: Michael Sizoo, Roy Webster, Ken Ward, My- ron Waite, John Tarello, David Urquhart, Eileen Walsh, Anne Theophile, Carol Vadeboncoeur, Fred Troili, Bobby Webb. First Row: Carolyn Yarsko, Karen Wood, Roheima Wood, Lisa Wilson, An- drea Williams, Gina Whit- mire. Second Row: Donna Williamson, Richie Yano- sick, Brian Wipperman, Eugene Wogan, Marilyn Young. ■I Ml mm •5 126 Firsf Row: Steve Abbott, Marshall Alie, Greg Atter- idge, Lori Bigham, Neil Anderson, Glen Ansill, Paul Barck. Second Row: Mary Ballard, Helen Ba- silesco, Maria Avitabile, Monica Benziger, Linda Ashe, Emily Abrams, Pam Beaman, Jennifer Baker, Mark Becker. Third Row: Peter Barck, Mark Ayasse, Holly Beauchesne, Lisa Binack, Mike Arsenault, Doug Dubace, Bill Bench, Jim Barry, Rick Bell. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Nancy Davis; Vice-President, Carol Suth- erland; President, Diane Mayer. Missing — Secretary, Julie Frohlich. First Row: Richard Ba- silesco, Kurt Baker, Mike Klett, Brian Ansill. Second Row: Meryl Bluestein, Greg Bates, Hal Barton, Mark Barbieri, Ray Beyr- and, Doug Anderson, LeAnne Baker, Cindy Bland. Third Row: Lorraine Ackerman, Bonnie Blais- dell, Patty Aucoin, Cheryl Andrews, Paul Benoit, John Adkins, Dave Bigham. 127 First Row: Debbie Bum- baca, Dawn Bullock, Cathy Brown. Second Row: Matthew Brady, Steve Bollock, Chuck Bry- ant, David Boissevain, Larry Brown, Connie Brierly. Third Row: Diane Burns, Denise Busch, Lin- da Campagna, Pam Boone, Laurie Budden, Joanne Buckley. First Row: Maureen Mead, Nancy Davis, Denise Costa, Carol Dacey, Jenni- fer Choate, Sue Bridge. Second Row: Patty Clark, Donna Wilson, Katie Keough, Lisa Connolly, Jill Curly, Lorene Delfino, Carol Cormier, Patty Cle- venger. Third Row: Sabrina Cronen, Jim Coleman, Jack Cook, Dave Coward, Dana Davidson, Diane D ' Auria, Jeff Cowdrey, Steve Comley, Dan Col- lins, Larry Devine, Steve Clyde. First Row: Wayne Dobbins, Randy Cook, Dan Carlo, Mike Daye. Second Row: Jackie Fager, Cara Con- nell, Cindy Dion, Barbara Berry, Karen Donadio, Karin Doss, Cheryl Dun- gey, Debbie Ehrenbeck. Third Row: Brenda Cossa- boom, Ray Earl, Bill Duney, Kevin Doucette, Brian Dunn, David Drap- er, Eleanor Dill, Charlotte Evans. First Row: Kate Hamilton, Patty Foley, Barbara Maunder. Second Row: Ann Friedman, Sandi Field, Charlene Golomeb, Maureen Glennon, Mar- cia Glatfelter, Kris Habson. Third Row: Frank Fisher, Jim Gemmell, John Gilfus, FHarry Gural, Pierre Guay, Bill French, Mike Hand, Steven Furey, Scott Gard- ner, Eric Hanson. First Row: Ron Hoffman, Greg Hubert, Shirlynn Jones, Jaylyn Joss, janet Kaplan, Liz Kalloch, Kim Hopkins, Rickh Johnson. Second Row: John Healy, Tim Kechan, Van Hob- good, Lori Hardin, Celia Hardi, Maureen Kiipatric, Lynn Kettering, Joan Ja- cobson, Diana Jellison. Third Row: Ken Harmen, John Harding, Mike John- son, Doni Burcham, Julie Karalis, Kathy Blomstedt, Kerri Johnston, Terry Barker, Cheryl Knight, Jan Baker, Treacy Kane, Helen Kibbler. First Row: Dennis Lindsay, Khris Kleber. Second Row: Elena Lazzaras , Ruth Mar- rigan, Joanne Lehan, Mary Lynn, Julie Fro, Paul Lar- sen, Richard LeMay, Steve Manley. Third Row: Bill Larsen, Arthur Madenjian, Mark LaGasse, Andre Krutchkoff, John Laffan, Brad Lowe, Chris Larsen. 129 First Row: Cheryl McMa- han, Helen McMahan, Jackie Mee, Tim McManus, Janet Mead, Diane Mayer, Patty Lane, Jerry McCurdy. Second Row: Mark Miller, Myles McLeod, Bill MacKenzie, Brian McMahon, Linda Martin, Sue Miller, Sheri Mathews, Cheryl Mik- senas, Lisa Mendes. First Row: Mary Morris, Billy O ' Brien, Steve Miz- zoni, Tom O ' Neill, Dave Moll, Steve Murphy, Guy Nelson, Peator Morris. Second Row: Ed Pass, Steve Murdock, David Minassian, Erin Doherty, Kathy Palmer, Susan Paine, Kenneth Moore, Pat Mitchell, Art Molina. First Row: Martin Pulliam, Debbie Pyles, Andy Pilla. Second Row; Paula Petri- cone, Janet Russian, Ted Pruyn, Eddie Rhoads, Su- san Pike, Joe Pulliam. T i rd Row; Jim Ruetenik, Chris Pelletier, David Reeder, Teresa Foster, Diane Rin- gle, Lisa Redmond, Gayle Razzaboni, Sandi Peko, Mark Russell. First Row: Debbie Schwartz, Steve Sinotte, Joe Sickles, Paul Shaughnessey, Jeff Silva, John Schellhase. Second Row: Elizabeth Sandy, Cathy Ratney, Cheryl Scarborough, Lynn, Schiff, Carolyn Scheyder, Mark Samson, Arthur Savignac, Mark Shamon, Diane Sim- mons, Kathy Smith. f; ' rst Row; George Solo- manides, Lisa Utiey, Carol Sutherland, Webbie Steele, Amy Swanson, Joan Sullivan, Curtis Tor- gerson. Second Row: Carl Trinque, Miriam Towie, Kathy Tsouprake, Natalie Svendsen, Linda Taylor, Cheryl Steward, Maria Bu- mann, Connie Swisher, Tom Stowell. Third Row: Robert Taft, Richard Svendson, Karen Tursch- mann, Carol Montalto, John Licciardi, Peter Mar- cus, Elaine Vadebon- coeur, Cathy Spencer, Wayne Thomason, Rick Sparks, Tom Topica. First Row: Kenny Wash- burn, Mike Johnson, Jeff Yeomans. Second Row: John Whitaker, Sandy Verrier, Natalie Svendsen, Dale vonWolffradt, Tim Whalen, Dean vonWolf- fradt, Paul Whitmire. Third Row: Bill Wiegler, Patty Wyman, Tom Weaver, Ted Weaver, Betsy War- wick, Karen Weinschenk, Jenny Wiesen, Patty Woodland. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Amy Boh rod, Gail Anderson, Nancy Ackerman, Doug Anth- ony, Boyd Bickmore, Lauren Binsack. Second Row: Bob Addess, Bob Ayasse, Danna Besse, La- mont Allen, Aldy Bouse, Joy Andrews, Kim Blake, Walter Ackerman. First Row: Lorie Brown, Ginny Bissanti, Mary Ellen Bradford. Second Row: Paula Canistraro, Vicki Bullock, Karen Caristi, Su- san Church, Monty Brock, Jim Brady, Paul Braver- man, Ron Brunson. Third Row: Myke Buck, Dennis Brady, Bob Bradley, Jim Griffiths, Richard D ' Auria, Peter Moreno, Dennis Brady, Mike Heres, Steve Bryant, Robert Clyde. First Row: Robin Cosman, Cathy Curwin, Sheila Cor- rigan, Carol Cooper, Tara Dyer. Second Row: Bruce Colombo, Peter Moron, Mike Herres, Richard D ' Auria, Scott Derleth, Carol Collins, Diana Couto, Debbie DiCle- mente. Third Row: John Dacey, Doug Dalrympie, Pat Comiey, Tamera Code, Gina DeBerardis, Bonnie Comiey, Patty Concannon, Cathy coules, Leslie Colonero, Cheryl Cox. 133 First Row: Dan Flynn, Andy Fletcher, Barry Donahue. Second Row: Mike Flana- gan, Lynn Fitzgerald, Ter- ry Dunn, Kathy Dooley, Malcolm Eaton, Charlie Freni, Chris Ferri, Mark Freeman. Third Row: Mark Fletcher, Kevin Campbell, Jackie Emery, Cathy Druan, Donna Duncan, Julie Edwards, David Ellis, Gary Feltham, Richard Frazier, Brian Duke. First Row: Diane Graser, Carol Geeks, Ellen Curley, Jan Ginder. Second Row: Jim Fiarrington, Patty FHansen, Jay Guidetti, Jim- my Griffiths, Karen Furey, Jay FHarrison, Sherri Gon- salves, Jeff FHarrington. Third Row: Brian Miiligan, Steve Gaylor, Phillip Han- son, David Greene, An- drew Gates, Scott Lydon, Alex Glatfelter, Carol Hansis, Barbara FHartwell, Greg Gicoa. First Row: Barbara FHuertas, Linda Higson, Becky Hen- drick. Second Row: Jerry Intoni, Lee Fiobgood, Greg FHetrick, Tammy Johnston, Sheryl James, Janet FHenderson, Mary El- len Iveson, Laurie FHorton. Third Row: Tom Jameson, Peter Jones, Chris Hurd, Bill FHooper, Rose FHos- kins, Judy FHennrikus, Ka- ren FHoover, Mike FHerter, Mike Jepsen. 134 W(TH Via WH N My f OAi ;v o op A FROM 5(;5PeNpep NATURAL- p :(6Hr, Mr. Keough — Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1976 For all of you, this year marks the end of twelve years of effort by your parents, teachers and you. Until now you have been watched, guided, and cared for. Now you must enter a world where you make your own deci- sions. The success of future events in your lives will be based on how well you make those decisions. Your parents and teachers have given you instructions and experience in thinking for yourselves. Now it is up to you to develop the confidence in yourselves to make those things which have been given you work for you. Thomas J. Duggan Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1976 . . . As you leave the Bedford Public Schools and seek out your place in industry or in the professions, we urge you to look back upon all that has been good in your educational program and hold it as a memory. Also never forget what perhaps you might feel was lacking in your education so that you might allow your influ- ence in the future to correct such practices. Public education is an American heritage which you will be called upon as citizens to maintain and improve. Please take every opportunity, as adults, to influence not only the American school system but all branches of the American society with which you might come in contact. Best wishes for your future. William F. Keough Superintendent of Schools Mr. Duggan — Principal 146 Mrs. MacKenzie — Science 151 Mrs. Lemerise — English Mr. Judge — English 153 Mr. Healey — Social Studies Mrs. Kinn ey — English Mr. Petroskey — Art ' ' J Mrs. Herrling — Foreign Languages 156 Mr. Corliss — Business Education 161 162 Miss Blakeney — Foreign Languages Mr. Phinney — Music Mrs. Thompson — Foreign Languages 163 165 Mr. Mietzner — Art Miss Mintz — Foreign Languages 170 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 MILLIPORE CORPORATION ASHBY ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 (617) 275-9200 compliments of a desperate YEARBOOK STAFF FORM IN TEAK INCORPORATED Danish Modem Furniture 45 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE BURLINGTON, MASS. 01803 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 compliments of THE CLASS OF ' 78 17J compliments of BURLINGTON DODGE compliments of THE HUENEFELD COMPANY, INC. consultants to book publishers Madra Clapp John Huenefeld Allan MacGregor Nancy Newman Margaret Schwerin International Navigation Corp. 8 Preston Ct. Bedford, Ma. 01730 275-2970 Best Wishes to the class of 1976 McCANN ' S DRIVING SCHOOL 275-2233 174 fiO American Optical MEDICAL DIVISION BEDFORD, MA 01730 Compliments of DR. MRS. KOURY D.M.D BEDFORD REAL ESTATE BENJAMIN R. SEARS, Realtor 99 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 275-8540 TNE m PLACE TO SHOP FOR TNE ENTIRE FAMILY Great Road Shopping Center Bedford Compliments of BL UE RIBB ON DAIRY 186 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD 275-7261 Milk From Selected Farms ' COMPLIMENTS OF C. ROGERS LORD, M.D. AND JOHN W. BERGIN, M.D. Compliments of CENTER BARBER SHOP Specializing in Men ' s Hair Styles 275-9883 SUNOCI KELLY sTIRES BEDFORD SUNOCO TIRE CENTER ISO Great Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 CAL BRAMMER Tel: 275-9759 y KING CYCLE 198 GREAT RD , BEDFORD 275-2035 176 HOME REMODELING 52 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. ADDITIONS KITCHENS BATHS WALL to WALL CARPETING tel: 275-6596 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 BEDFORD POLICE ASSOCIATION, INC. JACK FLASH PRINTING 119 Great Rd. Bedford, Ma. 01730 (617) 275-2679 Bedford, Ma. 01730 f w j Wishes the Class of ' 75 a good life. WEATHER SERVICES 131A GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 01730 • TELEPHONE: (617) 275-8860 compliments of DR. BERNARD K. MULCAHY CHIROPRACTOR Best Wishes to r the Class of 1976 j BLAKE NEWS STORE ERIC B. BIRMINGHAM, D.D.S. congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1976 QEI COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS 119 The Great Road DR. MRS. ERIC B. BIRMINGHAM 178 PERFORMANCE MOTOR PARTS Best Wishes to the Class of 76 GTE SYLVANIA 5 Shawsheen Ave. Bedford, Mass. 01730 617 — 275-2900 335 Great Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 CALVIN S. CHAPMAN Real Estate 328 Great Road Bedford, Mass. 01730 275-6080 MCDONALD ' S OF BEDFORD 346 Great Road We do it all for you! I MINUTEMAN VOLKSWAGON AND OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE PARTS 39 NORTH ROAD — BEDFORD, MA. AT JUNCTION OF RT 45 225 275-8000 BEDFORD PHARMACY BEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER Distinctive Design in Flowers Selected Artwork ' By ARTS FLOWERS AREA ARTISTS K-NINE CORNER ALL OCCASION Trimming — Training — Bathing Pet Supplies — Boarding FLORIST OBJETS D ' ART ARTISANS 42 NORTH ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. 142 The Great Road Bedford, MA. 01730 TEL. (617)275-7125 TEXACO BANKAMERICARa COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE MACHINE-SHOP AUTO REPAIR ROAD SERVICE BEDFORD TEXACO SERVICE Service You Can Trust SHOP AT BEDFORD TEXACO SNOW PLOWING Radial Belted Tires at Big Savings Auto Air Conditioning OPEN EVERY DAY 275-9740 105 GREAT RD., BEDFORD COMPLETE AirrOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERV. SHOP-DEPOT SQ. 275-1333 181 compliments of A. W. CLIFFORD, REALTORS 130 GREAT RD. BEDFORD, MA. 275-7147 BEDFORD COUNTRY CLUB INC. 225 OLD BILLERICA RD. BEDFORD, MA. 275-9700 GOLF CHALLENGING FINEST GREENS PRO SHOP SNACK SHOP GOLF LESSONS 18th HOLE SKIING CHAIR LIFT ROPE LIFT PONY LIFT SNOW MAKING NIGHT SKIING SKI PRO SHOP 182 Compliments of MANDI ' S GIFT SHOPPE 275-6738 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 76 BEDFORD JENNY SERVICE CITGO PRODUCTS 181 GREAT RD. BEDFORD, MA. 01730 275-9808 Dresses Casual Evening 328 GREAT ROAD, BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 Raytheon: The household word you never hear. In the kitchen, we ' re better known by the companies we keep. Our subsidiaries, Amana and Caloric, spe- cialize in products that make life more com- fortable, more convenient. For instance, Amana Radarange® micro- wave ovens that dramatically cut cooking times. Freezers and refrigerators you never have to defrost. Step-saving trash compactors. Caloric ranges with self-cleaning ovens. And throughout the home, Amana air con- ditioners guietly create the perfect climate for comfort. Quality products from guality companies. Raytheon companies. Congratulations lo the Class of 1976. Bedford Laboratories, Hartwell Road, Bedford. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 183 Compliments of SMOOTH SAILING CLASS of 76 from THE SHIP ' S LOCKER 359 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD BEDFORD FUNERAL HOME 275-6850 BEDFORD FUNERAL HOME, INC. 167 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 01730 G. WILLIAM CLARK, JR. DIRECTOR From Your Good Friend FRIENDLY ICE CREAM BEDFORD FOX TRA VEL A GENC Y Best Wishes to the Class of ' 75 TELEPHONE 617 275 9130 BEDFORD FARMS ICE CREAM SINCE 1880 363 GREAT ROAD « BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 01730 184 BEDFORD JE WELERS INC. GREAT ROAD SHOPPING CENTER 323 GREAT ROAD BEDFORD, MASS. 275-7056 Home of Sleepy Bear When you need a spare bedroom for that out of town piiest, why not call phone 275 B 120 or Toll Free Reservations 800.2. ' )r).;)050 All Color T V. — Diret-t Dial Phones Heated Swimming Fool JOAN ' S HAIR STYLISTS We Sell and Serv ice Wigs and Hairpieces 363 E. Great Road Bedford, Mass. BEDFORD TRAVEL 138 The Great Road Bedford, Ma. 01730 275-1960 275-9743 0( 185 C iHi RiiiilaiuHLs Vnnn all of us iu i wishes for f iiiiirc sum ss the; MITRE CORPORATION 186 With Best Wishes From JOHNE.JAPP, M.D. Compliments of the DONOVAN COMPANY REALTORS 275-6637 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS OF ' 76 DR. MRS. EUGENE EAGLES POLIO ' S BARBER SHOP 72 Great Road Bedford, Ma. DR. MRS. GUY A. MCGARRY Best Wishes To The Class Of 1976 HAIR STYLIST AND WIG SALON 275-7366 326 THE GREAT ROAD BEDFORD CHARLES STEFANELLI VARIETY STORE 275-0025 KA YE INSTRUMENTS, INC. 275-0300 11M8TRUMEIMT8 15 DEANGELO DRIVE BEDFORD, MASS. 01730 HAVE YOU CONSIDERED GIVING PART OF YOUR LIFE TO HELP OTHERS? NANCY FULWOOD HOSPITAL SAHIWAL, PAKISTAN COMPLIMENTS OF BEDFORD RESEARCH PARK ASSOC. CROSBY DRIVE BEDFORD, MA. Compliments of DESIGN STUDIO 4 Preston Court 275-2270 BUILDERS Specialty Hardware Corp. 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