Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

BELMONT HIGH 1975 YEARBOOK Candids 2 Seniors 17 Administration Faculty 73 Activities 97 Sports 121 CANDIDS 1 w (•e [ r m . It is only (in leaving) that we must try to sever the many emotional ties that we have secured during our high school years. Can we realize how many, varied and strong, these ties are, making the task of severing them impossible? My high school years will always be a part of me. 7,0 ' 0 trgM i J ' vut it • «iin I ' It ' s funny, but it seems whenever you ask someone what they thought of high school you get a negative answer. Not me, I really kinda liked it. As far as I ' m concerned it ' s just one of those places where you get out of it exactly what you put into it. We were lucky, we had a lot of people who put a lot into high school and got a great deal out of it. On the other hand, we had some who put nothing into it and got nothing out of it. I guess that ' s the way it goes. School extended beyond just going to classes. In the fall, the excitement the football team created was gen- erated throughout the school, resulting in overflow crowds at all the games. The Boston Globe be- gan publicizing the “new Marauders with headlines such as Bel- mont is for real and You ' ve gotta believe in Belmont. The foot- ball season of 1974 re- vived a long lost epi- demic of winning fever at Belmont High. While school did in- volve the all too often tedious repetition of daily assignments, most of our time was spent in learning how to get along with other people. There was al- ways lots going on from Key Club car washes to Senior Play rehearsals to just being with friends. 10 I mmi When senior year came I began to make sense out of the things I was doing. Maybe it was because everyone expected us to have a direction or a goal but all I knew was that my life was beginning to take form. It was sad to think about all the times that were wasted in uncertainty yet the coming- out part was best of all. The entire class of 1975 remembers Miss Austin as one who is extremely de- voted, unselfish, and en- couraging. During her four years as our class ad- visor, her positive attitude and sound advice were a continual inspiration to those working with her. We feel that the success of our class was largely due to her efforts. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. — William Wordsworth Opposite; senior CLASS OFFICERS, Rick Boyle, Vice- President; Maura Nolan, President; Elaine Digiovanni, Secretary; Lisa Markarian, Treasurer; Gina Duchaney, Assistant Treasurer 16 PAUL JOSEPH ACHORN 39 Leslie Rd. MEMORIES three week long football career, snow on Columbus Day, New Hampshire skyline. East Brunswick NJ. ACTIVITIES: Key Club (President) THOUGHTS: When we begin to think that most people are no better than we, the world seems full of people who are fairly unpleasant. THOMAS EDMUND ACKERSON Bucky 135 Juniper Dr R.l. MEMORIES: cape trip, oscar, Scituate, Belmont ACTIVITIES: Swimming 1, 2, Hockey 3, Key Club 3, Sailing THOUGHTS: We ' re all in this together! NATHANIEL E. ADAMSON Ned 36 Brookside Ave. MEMORIES May 11, police escort, U. Mass, contests, Ned Emitt, victory parties. South Pacific ACTIVITIES: Band (Principle Officer), Orchestra, Stagehand, Letter of Commendation Award, Thespian Society THOUGHTS We can all take it easy now because everyone knows college is just a big party. HOLLY ALOIAN 350 Prospect St. THOUGHTS Eschew Obfuscation BRADFORD ALLISON Brad 27 Dalton Rd ACTIVITIES: Soccer THOUGHTS Dope will get you through time of no money, but money won ' t get you through times of no dope ANTHONY AMEDIO Tony 3 leanette Ave. MEMORIES: Drinking at Rock Meadow PETER ARNONE 43 Hawthorne St. MEMORIES: Cruisin on the Nor- T-go, with a crazy maddog on a fast farout BSA. RUTH ELLEN ASHWORTH Ruthie 36 Thomas St. MEMORIES: Sophmore ski trip, Clowning around at the jr. bazzar, Yolanda ' s fashion show. THOUGHTS: Beauty tears are lovelier than her smiles. 18 M. ROBYN BABINEAU Babs 245 Washington St. MEMORIES: ). ?., Dr. My I ' s , 10 28 73, |o ' s parties, Betty vs. Lilly, K ' s driving, A ' s friends, sophomore football, L and M THOUGHT: Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow; don ' t walk in back of me I may not lead; just walk beside me and be my friend. DENISE BADESSA D B Denny 14 Weber Rd MEMORIES: Cape Cod, P D , K D., Radar Love, Summer of ' 74, mixers. Cape Week-end, Rockport, Math Dept Girls Room, Hush ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play (Make-up Committee) THOUGHT Gimmee a break! Good ' n you? The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love JOSEPH EDWARD BAPTISTA Joey 29 Moraine St. MEMORIES: Remember jerry ' s dependable van, the eight mile walk. First period studies, the ski trips. THOUGHTS: Hey Hooch FRANCES BARBARO Fran 58 Waverly St. MEMORIES: Driver ' s Ed , Football games, Mr. Martelucci, Kathy Jo ' s, Baskin Robbins, Filenes, rallies, chemistry, Mrs. Cortese, Freshman year ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Italian Club, Women ' s Club THOUGHTS: All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women are simply players upon it. HELEN GRACE AVENI Hel 25 Concord Ave. MEMORIES: Driver ' s Ed., Football games, Psychology Sociology w Mr. Moltz. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, Pep Club, Softball, Senior Class Play THOUGHTS: Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow. SUSAN CHRISTINE AVTGES Sue 23 Ivy Rd. MEMORIES: Turkey-Lurkey, Shantilly Lace, Positive square root of Sue, Lizzie Lead Bottom, Suffolk Downs 73, E. Falmouth, Scituate, Franconia N.H., friends from Va Oscar??? ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Track Team, N.H.S. How to Succeed ... Sr. Play, Homeroom Rep THOUGHTS: There are two ways to get to the top of an oak tree, you can climb it or sit on an acorn BROOKE EMERSON BARNES 95 Dean St. MEMORIES: Living in Maine and being young, the Dubba ACTIVITIES: X-country Ski tea m, student council (2 years), German club, NHS THOUGHTS: I regret often that I haven spoken; never that I have been silent. PAULA JEAN BARTLETT 39 Benton Rd. MEMORIES: G. H., Red bug, Goodo, woofs. The corner, Red rose, 50, path parties, football games winning. ACTIVITIES: Key Club, C.Y.O., Spirit association. THOUGHTS: Today is the tomorrow you dreamed about yesterday. 19 GREGORY BEDIG Mini 37 Glenn Rd MEMORIES: Senior class parties, Senior year of football ACTIVITIES: Football, Freshman Hockey. DAVID GERARD BEHENNA Bee 87 Elm St. MEMORIES: P. P G., Cove, The Res, Mumford Cove, The Neck, Martinez ' s, Soccer ACTIVIITES: Soccer, Hockey 1, 2, Key Club (Treasurer), Highpoint, Senior Class Play. PETER JOHN BEHRAKIS PI 60 Alexander Ave. MEMORIES Remember the football. Basketball teams of 1974-1975 year Remember the improved records of each We really got it going this year didn ' t we! Flick — I ' m hip moons! ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball, Key Club, Class Play CYNTHIA BENEDICT Cindy 34 Warwick Rd. MEMORIES: Get off it lack. Cape trip, tango, duke, cookies, Cibe, Hayride, bus breakdown, DECA, Nashua, Neefe, Marlboro, Friendly ' s, math girls room, faggot fay, candle holder. Miss Kearny, waterskiing, deli 1st period, installation dinner THOUGHTS: Live your life the way you want to, not the way everyone else does DEBORAH MAY BENEDICT Debbie 34 Warwick Rd LAURA LEE BERKMAN 184 Rutledge Rd MEMORIES Ski trip. Peanut Butter doesn ' t last forever, Mr. Mullin 6 period. Bud look alike. Miss Austin — thank you. Hay Ride, Hello Carolyn. ACTIVITIES: Secretary, Senior Play, Highpoint, Student Government, Bike-Hike THOUGHTS: Every deed and every relationship is surrounded by an atmosphere of silence. Friendship needs no words, it is solitude delivered from the anguish of lonliness — See you at the reunion. 20 MARY E. BESTER 106 Sycamore St. ACTIVITIES Student Government, Pep Club, Italien Club, Sr. Class Play, tennis, horseback riding THOUGHTS: Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at anytime and be yourself. ROBERT CHARLES BOULTON BETTS Bo 20 Woods Rd MEMORIES: Trip to Walden Pond, Phil Blanchette, Charley Hurlahy, Kevin Cain, Bill Delaney, (Bob Curtain) ACTIVITIES: Basketball, D.E.C.A BARBARA JEANNE BLAKE 253 Channing Rd NOREEN T. BEUCLER 66 Mill St. KAREN ANN BIERLICH 29 Ivy Rd MEMORIES: Summer 72, meeting at Wymans and N. H , Sept 16, 30, 73 days lost at L., summer 73 74 — Cheryl, )ake and family, pool hoppin? climbing Mt. Wash., Cape, Sept 7, Together again ' Love and thanks to Fitz. THOUGHTS: Love is worth the time it takes to find it. MEMORIES: ' 74 Prom, Gloucester, Cape Trip, Bud April 30, 1974, S.G.R., concerts, parties at lunch, Lichken, Aku, Parties, wicked normal ACTIVITIES: Senior Play THOUGHTS: Happiness isn ' t something you experience; it ' s something you remember. JOSHUA ADAM BLACKER 268 Washington St. MEMORIES: If it wasn ' t a Selmer, quitting band, MYWE, Jethro Tull, BAR, B M, GT, CN, CV, MEC, Berlin Mills ACTIVITIES: Lighting and mental anguish for . . . Media Club, State Band, Music for Senior Play, breathing THOUGHTS: TAB a small flap, strap, loop, or similar appendage; a tag or label; unpaid bill; aid in filing; to name or designate; as in coke; on a typewriter; as in personal. PAUL JOHN BLACKMAN 60 Newcastle Rd MEMORIES: Soccer Team 74 ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Key Club THOUGHTS: 6 and 4 in 74 MEMORIES: 73 ski trip. Bottles, 9 14 74, Summer of 72, 73, Aku- Pitts, No Pay, Cape 10 14 74, Deb, 4th no mind never getting caught, Senior Girls room, Nov. 73, Miss Benoit. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Senior play. THOUGHTS: I used to live on memories of the past, but now I live on dreams of the future. PHILIP GERARD BLANCHETTE Phil 105 Farnham St. MEMORIES: Fence detail, second period study 10th grade ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Hockey, Key Club. 21 JOHN DOUGLAS BLOOMFIELD I B 49 Hoitt Rd. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling BARBARA CONSTANCE BONANNO BaBa 265 Channing Rd. MEMORIES Poison Ivy, The Cobweb, BP, Buddy Pat. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, National Honor Society, 4 years Student Government Representative (executive board);, Spanish Club THOUGHTS To thine own self be true . Shakespeare CHARLES RAUL BONANNO Charlie 63 Gordon Ter. MEMORIES: going down the Cape, ACTIVITIES: playing Hockey NICHOLAS BONANNO Nick 81 Orchard St. ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety THOUGHTS: Dreams are for those who sleep. PATTY ANN BOUDROT ■Patty 17 Ridge Rd. PAUL F. BOUNDY Thumper 58 Pay son Rd MEMORIES: Dennisport, Avenue, P M. on the wagon, All those beer cans, heroes, S. P., Sat night, weekends at Galgays, N H , | days. Laps, Sing alongs. Lets have a party ACTIVITIES: Key Club, French Club, Senior Play THOUGHTS: Each dawn goes down today, Nothing gold can stay. MEMORIES: Rumores et Lictae auditiones. Church with Bumpsy, Football Camp, Gunfight at Aku- Aku Corral ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Football, Basketball THOUGHTS: Never allow youself to become an individual for you will never again regain the status you had when you had con- formed to the others ' ideals. JOAN ROGERS BRENNAN Joni 129 Goden St. RICHARD JOSEPH BOYLE Rock, Rick 147 Trapelo Rd MEMORIES: Football camp, gunfight at Aku-Aku, Oakley Country Club, pebbles, the blue bomber , Will you be quiet PLEASE? ACTIVITIES: Vice president, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Key Club MEMORIES: My Best Pal, football games, victory parties, Suicide Corner, Feb 74 at D. C., Glendon Road Beach, B B C., Summer 73 at Cape, Scargo Hill, Mooring, Roger Ramjet, H D , Daddy, Bye Goons! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, Thes- pian Society, CYO THOUGHTS God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wis- dom to know the difference. 22 LAURA BREZINSKY 4 Spinney Ter. ANN BRINEMAN 24 Louise Rd MARY H. BROWN 72 Pearson Rd MEMORIES: C T , P B , B S. B., S. M. H., S. W., Oct 9, 1973 , Con- certs, Parties, Tinkerbell, P. P. by the tree. Dreams or Reality??, Ge- mini!, Class Play, Cast Party, Li- cense Plates, Being 17, O K All right, My Favorite Pig, Tags, M. 8 shirts, Fondest Memory: Talking with Friends, Pet Peeve: The Senior Clique , 8 20 74, You Know, Adios THOUGHTS: Keep on )eepin and Can ' t hate the T M. LOUIS F. BRUNO |R. Louie 12 Grove St MEMORIES: Moon ' s Mod Prob , Cape Trip, Stabilie ' s, Pistol, Play- er, History Dept., down-ups, Hampton, Sat. nights, Camp Vul- tures. ACTIVITIES: Football Tri-Capt., Basketball, Baseball, Key Club THOUGHTS: 4-0 going to Wo., Moon — Power to the People JENNIFER P. BURGESS 42 Trapelo Rd THOUGHTS: To look is one thing, To see what you look at is another, to understand what you see is a third, to learn from what you understand is still something else, But to act on what you learn is what really matters. PAUL EDWARD PATRICK BURNS JR. Chip 72 Cross St. MEMORIES: Bos Moe, The Brotherhood, Falmouth ex- perience ' 74, P.S.S., Midnight dips at the day, Barney ' s gang, the prom, ). C., Cuz, L. W., Jeffs Jam ' s, Bogus, Burgs, Hey Sport Miller night, Oct. 7, 1973, Auka Yuka ACTIVITIES: Senior play, P.S.S. Soccer, Ernie Exit THOUGHTS: I never let my schooling interfere with my edu- cation. 23 THOMAS CAPPADONA Tom, Cappy 54 Gilbert Rd THOUGHTS: It ' s above your head, below your feet and in be- tween, if you can figure that out. GLORIA JEAN CARNEY Glo 19 Loring St. MEMORIES: Sue, cape weekend, S.K.A.Z., White Horse, Moiar, Em- porium, summer of 71 , parties, Sunday fields ACTIVITIES DECA, Senior Play ROBERT DANIEL BURNS Burnsy 59 Berwick St. MEMORIES: ski trips, Moir, Sr. play, Currie ' s plays, Mrs. Marka ' s, J. P. movies, Friendly ' s, U.S. Ma- rine Orientation, T. C., O. Z., goose fish, Payson Park gang, Dis- ney girls, Wells, O. Z. ' s screwy problems ACTIVITIES: Art ' s for Human Right ' s Award, Winter Skiing, Summer Surfing, Scuba Diving THOUGHTS: For reality it ' s not for me, and it makes me laugh, Fantasy World and Disney Girls, I’m Cornin ' Back! (Beach Boy ' s Surfs Up) MICHAEL C. CAHILL 255 Slade St. MEMORIES Senior Class Play, Outside Math depart., parties, Soph, year ACTIVITIES: gymnastics, Senior Class Play, Key Club, Cross Coun- try, Outdoor track JOSEPH D. CANINA Joe 51 Moraine St. MEMORIES Football Camp, fencehawkers, gunfight at AKU Corral, Thumper, Crusher ACTIVITIES: Football, Key Club, Wrestling CLARISSA BUSHMAN 28 Oak St. MEMORIES: Lauren, Michael, Judy, Liat in South Pacific , a freshperson among seniors, night rehearsals for How to Succeed , Chemistry with Mrs. Curtiss, Ma- jor Brit, with Miss Burke But on to bigger and better (?) things. Lots of work but much more fun ACTIVITIES: Entertainment So- ciety, Mirage , Highpoint , dancing LISA ANNE CASALI Liza 218 School St. MEMORIES: FSJS, South Pacific, Phred, OBA, pig, NH, reading, 1st Bb, Trek, 3 19 74, Hunneebeeee, Beava, Ambush Brute, 8, J. P., WOTW, Alan ' s Driving, Betty vs. Lilly, Rah, Dr my I ' s, 16p, Dream On, up, E10, Chicago, E|, HM, delaaaaay, L M, Leyeph THOUGHTS. The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, Love isn ' t love ' till you give it away. ALBERT J. CASSELLA JR. 66 Bartlett Ave. ACTIVITIES: indoor track 2, 4, outdoor track 1, 4 24 THOMAS M. COATE Tom 23 Leicester Rd MEMORIES: Kohoutek at 3:00 in the morning, Chem II ACTIVITIES: Media Club, Com- puter Club, Physics Club, Math Team, National Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Russian Club DAVID BROOKS COE Dave 490 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: Not finding Kohou- tek at 3 and 4 in the morning, Building Bose, Chem II, XXXX ONE! . . . X-XX ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, Computer Club, Physics Club, Senior Play THOMAS PATRICK XAVIER CAS- SIDY |R. Timebomb 90 Alexander Ave. MEMORIES: Big Spartans, )r. Fribbles, Moon ' s Poly Sci, Thum- per, V. D., Archie Bunker, Boom- Boom, Coach, Plants, Meat Po- tatoes, Crusher, The Fence ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, Key Club (V.P ), Forum Club (Treas.) THOUGHTS: Opertet esse ut vivas, non vivere ut edas. MICHAEL H. CASTAGNO 29 Trowbridge St MEMORIES: Cape Trip, parties. Ski Trip, 2nd period study, Ber- nidine Crud, I Harris and the V. S., Mahoney ' s Marauder ' s, My Broken Locker, Down south at the Football games ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1, Wres- tling 2, Soccer 1-4. THOUGHTS: Why do today, what you can put off ' till tomor- row? RALPH T. CASTIGLIONE 81 Louise Rd. SUSAN RUTH CHOBANION Sue, Cho-Cho 51 Woodfall Rd MEMORIES: |R. Ski Trip, Soph. Cape Trip, Football Games, weekends, senior play, sleeping in, Michelle? parties, turning 18, smoking in the boy ' s room. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, Gym- nastics 1. THOUGHTS: Ask not what your fellowman can do for you, but what you can do for your fellow man! MEMORIES: You goon , Bootsie, Spacey, Fatzis, negative v-of Sue, Lizzy lead bottom, ape, y.e. 4, N. E. N. 18, Scituate, New Year ' s Eve, nict6, Pops, How the hell are ya, Pat? Wicked Wierd, vibes, Mer- na, 498. ACTIVITIES: Track, Swim Team, Forum Club — president, Spanish Club — (secretary), homeroom rep.. Senior Play. THOUGHTS The future is a blank page It will be what you write upon it. Adios! CHERYL ANN CLARK Cher 55 Underwood St. MEMORIES: All my friends, Jun- ior-Senior Prom (1974) ACTIVITIES: Softball Team, Girls Hockey. THOUGHTS: A person doesn ' t really know who their best friend is. SUSAN PATRICIA COATES Susie 71 Bartlett Ave. MEMORIES: Glo, my friends, K. H., F. C., K B., P. O., Cape Week- end, White Horse, girls room, M. A. C., S. K. A. Z., Emporium, par- ties, 2 8 73, balloons, The Park, Ruby, too fast. Hooch, a six of anything, The rock . Junior prom, Senior picnic ACTIVITIES: Senior Play, National Honor Society 25 CAROLYN COLT 331 Belmont St. MEMORIES: Just call me David , one fight your fault, Barbara B., Bald, your hair-oh bool. Oak- mobile, fights, Otto, Fishnets-el- bow, Driver ' s-Ed, Drive In, July 4, Oh Darling!, Dimples, Rumors, F. Me, Cindy, 12 inches. Rock and Pam, Coone, Pig , F-Rock, Mi- nority, Turk, Underwood, Ski Trip 72, Cherry, Marliave, Cape Cod, Payson Park, Moir, pancakes, glovia. Prom, Tutar, Dood Family, Hi Laura, jokes, B M. ). S., Suicide Corner, Perverted people BARRY DAVID CONE 450 School St. MEMORIES: flash 66, biking. Nova Scotia, winning, no, 1 May 11 ACTIVITIES: Music, Lights. A.Z A and Music THOUGHTS To utter a great thought being an even greater effort, but being effortless, as a good senior should be, I have no thought to offer. THOMAS WILLIAM CONLEY Tommy 26 Harriet Ave. CATHERINE COLT Cathy 65 Vernon Rd MEMORIES: swimming, driving 3 18 74, Spain, Mr Martellucci, greek dances, phone, work, Cape, busses, sleep, 24-46, kicked-out, I ' m bored! , walking ACTIVITIES: Spanish, Pep Club, Key Club, Softball, Choir, Goya, Yearbook, Senior Play THOUGHTS: To get along with others, go along with others. To progress, think for yourself. The truth is sometimes better left un- said EDWARD ROBERT COMEAU Ed 285 Waverley St. MEMORIES: sophomore year, Mr. Mullin ' s political science class ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country, Swim Team, Key Club, Highpoint, Fo- rum Club THOUGHTS: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. DIANE R. COMENITZ 71 Middlecot St. MEMORIES: D B., the pit, Nan- tasket, p m - 7th grade, running away with L W., trips, the lowell, the cunniff, woody riding around, sleeping, Uncle Bob, mumbling, Oh, Cod , knowing what some- one is thinking, smiley ACTIVITIES: D.E.C.A. THOUGHTS: Life is to Love and be Loved 26 HUGH GORDON COOPERSTEIN GORDON 40 Woodfall Rd MEMORIES: N. F B ' s on Good Harbor Beach, Fun and Games, ICNAB, BAIGEL BASHES, CAMP- ING TRIPS, FRIENDLY ' S P.U , ' S, Summer of 72, sister, sprinklers. New Year ' s, Graduation ACTIVITIES: Highpoint and Year- book Staffs; Key; Forum Clubs; student Goverment; Cross-Coun- try Ski Club; 1974 Massachusetts Boys ' State; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Senior Play. THOUGHTS: Silence Means Stupidity STEPHEN G. COSTABILE Steve 21 Harding Ave. MEMORIES: Thread, O, V, R, S, ), C, B, M, ACTIVITIES: Football, Co-Captain Basketball LINDA MARIE CONNOR 4 Weber Rd. ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety THOUGHTS: Whatever you love, hold with an open hand ANNA COYLE 29. Livermore Rd MEMORIES: Rembrandt, petition, 20 mile march, piano lessons, unicycle ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, French club, Spanish club, Highpoint SHARON ANN CONLON 8 Bradley Rd THOUGHTS The love in your heart ' s a river Let )esus break the dam Open your heart and let it flow. (tune of Tin Soldiers and Nixon ' s comin) They me our goodness is badness, Our singing of songs is in vain, But tell them their widsom is madness. I ' d far rather sing than complain! EUGENIA COULES leannie 59 Hurd Rd. MEMORIES: Friendly Frank, Che- nery years, parties, Herbie ' s psyche class, Decorating Saturday mornings, l-M-P-l-N-G-E, Mr. Arangio, |r fifth period study, Getting lost ACTIVITIES: Spirit Association (co-Head), Yearbook staff, Span- ish club, Field Hockey team, Key club THOUGHT: This is the end but just a beginning. ED CORSINO 109 Shaw Rd THOMAS COSTAS 27 BRIAN H. CREPEAU 10 Ripley Rd. MEMORIES: Sophomore year, go- ing out to lunch 5th period. ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse, Senior Class Play WILLIAM RODGER CROWELL Bill 24 Newcastle Rd. MEMORIES playing in the band in left ' s basement. Grateful Dead (roach clip, tish) ACTIVITIES: wrestling, N.H.S., water-skiing THOUGHTS: School is what you make it. Making it in school can be hard or easy, making school seem easy is hard, making school seem hard is easy, making it is the hardest of all. THOMAS JOSEPH COYLE T. C. 125 Pine St. MEMORIES: Football camp, class trips (Cape, Skiing), Parrotheads Movies, Duchanos, Payson Park Gang, Burnsey ' s car, O. Z., ). P. ' S, G D., Senior Class Play, Moon ' s Classes, Markas, B M., Hi Mr. lar Parties, Christmas Bazaar ACTIVITIES Football, Key club. Senior Class Play CAROL CROSBY 9 Anis Rd MEMORIES: Cast parties, Aku, Cindy, football games, |r. year, the Cape, Plays, N. E. T. C., Nan- cy, bike hike, B D C., Joe, soccer games ACTIVITIES: I T S., Entertainment Society THOUGHTS Memories, good or bad, will last forever PAUL CLENDENIN CRAIG 172 Goden St. MEMORIES: trying to catch bluefish ACTIVITIES: Cross country, In- door track, Highpoint THOUGHTS: Ca va, la jeu- nesse? ANN BEVERLY CREAMER Bev 54 Unity Ave. MEMORIES: Maura, Molly, Judy, Anna, Jane, Bruins, 1, 24, 11 14 56, 10 27 74, 1 11 75, The Garden , B P S., Winter of ' 74- ' 75, Math Corridor ACTIVITIES: I. S„ I. T. S., E. S., S. M H THOUGHTS: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau PAUL CUNNINGHAM Wheels 135 Watson Rd MEMORIES: New York City, |r. Prom., How to Succeed, Fantast- icks, the Cape, Vermont, fresh- man football. ACTIVITIES I.T.S., Mental Re- tarded Drive, Senior Class Play, C.Y.O. H E L P. THOUGHTS: In the solitude of our minds we must look towards the future, for we know what we are, but not what we may be CHRISTINE MARIE CURA Chris 41 Dartmouth St. MEMORIES: Never forget senior homeroom 221 B ACTIVITIES: Italian Club THOUGHTS: Laughter is just a smile gone out of control. 28 I wimMffllW. SANDRA ANNE CURRO . Sangee Querio 346 WAVERLEY ST. MEMORIES: Long live Aug 11, 1972, Pelican, parties at Jo ' s, Sud- bury Mill, making the rounds. Friendly ' s parking lot, my sister the teacher. Prom night, B121, 14 girls and Hurl in a station wagon, I know more than I tell; thanks to those who made my agency suc- cessful (Hannibal Hammond my 1 spy), th, th, that ' s all folks! DONNA JEANNE CURRIE D C 176 Washington St. MEMORIES: summer ' 73 in Greece, Longmeadow exchange concert, Shaffer Stadium, per- cession section, T.p. a drunk in the pond, April ' 74, Summer ' 74 Our Gang ACTIVITIES: Drummer in the band. Dancer in the Senior Class Play. THOUGHTS: Happiness is con- tagious. Be a carrier! JAMES JOSEPH CURTIN 26 Cedar Rd ACTIVITIES: Tennis Team. ROBERT T. CURTIN Neda 48 Old Middlesex Rd MEMORIES: The LINX, Hogan ' s Heroe ' s, Football games + par- ties, Water skiing in Minster, Moon 1 st period ACTIVITIES: Golf, Senior Play HANNAH DAVIDSON 54 Orchard St. ACTIVITIES: Shakespeare Club, Russian Club, Highpoint, Marcus Freeman Society for the Pre- servation of a Twenty-eight Day February. DEBORAH DAVIS 307 Pleasant St. 29 ■■ WILLIAM X. DELANEY JR. Billy 281 Waverly St. MEMORIES: Football games. FREDERICK S. DELEO Fred 79 Lewis Rd. MEMORIES: Mr Hart ' s class? ACTIVITIES: DECA, Art Club THOUGHTS: Who me! DEBORAH PATRICIA DEMET- RIADES Debbie 24 Oakley Rd MEMORIES: Studies, piano, up at seven. Elton dreams climb Stairs To Heaven PATHO, Vani, Friends, Sad movies, Gone With Wind, hopscotch, Bauzoukis. Family, Cape, Aloha, Greece, Bit- ten nails, food, love and peace. ACTIVITIES: German, French, Key, Pep Clubs; National Honor, GOYA, choir, Senior Play, Musi- cals, Yearbook THOUGHTS: Those who still see God ' s hand working through life ' s dark moments, will master any situation life imposes. MARIANNE DePAMPHILIS Pink Panther 111 Orchard St. MEMORIES: Liz and her bulk- head, Cape ' 73, Siaconset Road, Prospect Hill, Cape ' 74, Mooring, B B C., Goon talks. Buzzing Bees, Problems, 5 best friends, B C. -D, Moe 12 27 73 THOUGHTS: A breakfast without orange juice is like a day without sunshine Bye goons, I wish you all the best of luck. PAMELA DENSEN Pam 12 Leslie Rd. MEMORIES: Summer of 74 , Cape Cod, Veteran ' s Day Week- end, Husk, Aerosmith, NN, DB CYNTHIA DePERON 15-A Frederick St. MEMORIES: lunch ' 74, thank you Gloria, Bio. ' 73, AKU, bowling, Children ' s Hosp., long lost cous- ins, Marcus Welby, kindly control yourself, marshmallows. How to Succeed, Florida, Monday nights, alot alot, jewels, IYS, Gertie, En- tertainment, that ' s all THOUGHTS: It ' s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. JOSEPHINE DESALVATORE 25 Channing Rd. JOSEPH PETER DERAMO Joe 12 Dunbarton Rd. MEMORIES: summer of ' 74, Geometry and Biology class, the willow tree ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics Team Manager, Media Club, Physics Club, Wrestling Team THOUGHTS: And the river rolls along, like a never ending song. ,J 30 CLAIRE ELIZABETH DEWILDE 8unga, DeWidle 124 Dalton Rd MEMORIES: parties at lunch, Mental Moe, Perverted Pomer, spaz Renolds, no mind, AKU, waster material, strawberry sun- daes, Good Friday, math dept, girls room, Michelob, S. T Inc. Ding , Rock Meadow ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Our Lady ' s CVO, drinking THOUGHTS: Saire Clerts-day there slimond hey, honky; $4.52 ANNE MARIE DIAMOND 149 Chilton St. MEMORIES: Math girls room, parties, at lunch, Rock Meadow, Aku, no mind, waste material, crash Reynolds, S. S. inc., Paul ' s Park, Blake-4th. period never get- ting caught, saire clerts-day there Slymond. THOUGHTS: Hey honky, $4.52, Keep on trukin ' . ELAINE DIGIOVANNI 173 Lewis Rd MEMORIES: Moir, sweethearts of room 13, pinkes on Halloween, ski trip ' 74, jokes Magnolia, Italian with Gina, parties at B-4, elbow-mugger, Buck (tom) ACTIVITIES: Senior Class secre- tary, Key Club, Italian Club, soft- ball, Pep Club. THOUGHTS Keep peace with yourself with all its shame, drud- gery broken dreams. It is still a beautiful world! Be careful! Strive to be happy! LISA DIGIOVANNI 49 Glenn Rd. MEMORIES: Feb. 4 73 , ' The Corner Bobby, hyannis summers of 73, 74 , apartment 3 , Butch, Clyde, ) R„ C. D„ D. L„ ). B , ). S„ drive-in, blue chevy. THOUGHTS Practice what you preach. JOAN DIGIOVANNI Joanie 151 Dean St. MEMORIES: If you. Yogi, the sting, football 74, warm quack, not in public, Scituate, m m peanut, 1st. period study. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheerleader, Key Club. DENISE M. DOLAN 38 Burnham St. MEMORIES: Summer of 73 , Fal- mouth, Sitzmark, 6-24-73, Ca- nobie Lake, Ski trips, Florida, Mixers, Fred, Coop, C C Parties, P D. S., F. C., Damn Yankees, Senior Play, Aku, Lannos, D C. Chess Club ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Our Lady ' s C.Y.O THOUGHTS: Happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life. LAURA DOLAN 729 Belmont St. MEMORIES: GPC, Red Bug, Ski trip, Surry, Bermuda, Cape Cod, Weymouth, mixers, Mr. Ma- honey, Chicago, Rockport, Cam- paign, BHP, Mr. McCuirk, Bel- mont Spirit Association ACTIVITIES: C.Y.O., Pep Club, H.R.R., Key Club THOUGHTS: Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length. JEAN MARIE DONAHUE 36 Oak St. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, Spanish Club, Drum Majorette 31 MARY KATE DONAHUE Katie 19 Weber Rd MEMORIES: Suicide Corner with V. H., S. C. R., Rock View, parties, Boom Town, Cinse — Pet- ta - Okie, ). D., Fagat, The Poem, Little Chicka — Keefa — Nancy, Carol, T R., D S., C. S v P G. Margorie — ). I P B. J. B — P. P K. B ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, Senior play, Ski Trips, Cast Party, prom THOUGHTS: Life is a bowl of cherries — it has its pits! ALAN G. DOW Jr. 121 Belmont St. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cross Coun- try, Indoor and Outdoor Track AAA, Cambridge Sports Union THOUGHTS: Time, the enemy of mankind has cut short the goals of many a person interested in the welfare of mankind. ELIZABETH ANN DOYLE LIZ 59 Orchard St. MEMORIES: Dance May 1973, 1st p.s., Days off with Marianne, Ghost, Soph Spring, Weekends at my house, Junior 5th p.s., decay ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club THOUGHTS: Look to this day for yestereday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. JOHN DOYLE JAY 42 Clark St. MEMORIES: Partying after the football games, The Pub JAMES H. DREYER JIM 5 Simmons Ave. MEMORIES 2nd at Band contest in Foxboro. A Fond Memory Nov ' 73 To Sept. ' 74 Members of Band, Best Friends I ever had ACTIVITIES: Concert Band, State Band, Marching Band, Musicals; South Pacific, Damn Yankees, How to Succeed, Music Man THOUGHTS: Doc Nicholson a great dedicated man to his pro- fession who made my high school years a joy and a learning experience for me. KATHRYN ANN DROLETTE KATHY 39 Gordon Ter. MEMORIES: ' ' Summer of ' 74, Class trips. Wild Bunch, Dough- nuts, albarmarle, mixers. Retreat, Cape Cod, SWLCDNPJL, Cast Par- ty, S. G. R ACTIVITIES: Senior Play, Pep Club THOUGHTS: To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower: Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. 32 DEBORAH DENISE DUCAS Duke, Geek, Poopa 342 Payson Rd. MEMORIES: 73-74 D E. with Keefe, ' 75 , neutraling with Bo!, Peanuts make you what !, Oct. 21, 1973, MARCON STATES NA- TIONAL , Nurse ' s girl ' s room, the store 75, Audubon ACTIVITIES: DECA 73-74, State Corresponding Secretary, MA DECA THOUGHTS: Don ' t let it go to your head till after Christmas. A friend now, is a friend forever?? BRIAN PAUL FARNHAM Doctor 7 Farm Rd MEMORIES: Avenues, Hogans Heroes, 6th and 7th period stud- ies, Will to the School — my locker ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club THOUGHTS: Do it to death ELAINE PATRICIA EATON Epe 74 Davis Rd MEMORIES: ITS. field trip to NYC, Damn Yankees, Fantasticks, How To Succeed, Tall Story, Mu- sic Man, junior year, BC, BJ, Miss D, Chateau de Ville ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, International Thespian So- ciety, Business Dept THOUGHTS: farout, Aerosmith, Bang a uee, The King, Corvettes SARA EPSTEIN 91 Tobey Rd MEMORIES: BHS, Russian Club Banquets, homeroom, ski-days, rowdy, days when you don ' t quite make it to school, Arlex and Freddy, UVM ! ACTIVITIES: Russian Club-com- inister Culinary. Arts, Shake- speare Club, skiing, swimming THOUGHTS: To live is the rarest thing in the world Most people exist, that is all. GINA M. DUCHANEY Ginse 90 Pine St. MEMORIES: The Payson Park Gang, Moir, J. P. and ). Colt, Oak, T. C., The sweethearts of rm. 13, warm quack, 8th grade, Marka ' s house, suicide corner, cellar parties, puddles, CYO trips, senior year, Italian con Elaine ACTIVITIES: Senior class officer, Key Club, Pep Club, Italian Club, Senior play THOUGHTS: Thanks Okie! Someone who knows all about you and loves you just the same is a true friend. SCOTT EDMOUND FAR- NSWORTH Bogie 412 School St. MEMORIES: I will never forget the 1974 Football season, and The members of the class of 75 . The antics during football camp ACTIVITIES: Football, Baseball, National Honor Society, Key Club, Varsity Club, Senior Class Play THOUGHTS: It is better to ap- pear stupid than to speak out and remove all doubts. m BETH EHRENREICH 80 Douglas Rd. MEMORIES: baseball with the ' gang ' , sight, Lisa, I can whistle! , German Club, Cat Ste- vens, Chess, hiking M. V. L., Art, Math, ' Anthony ' , friends stuck here for another year JAYNE MARIE FAGAN 54 Old Middlesex Rd MEMORIES: the Cape-73, Moor- ing, Gloucester, | C., Football season 74, Sundays ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Varsity Cheerleading 3 years (Capt), Yearbook Staff, Senior Play 33 NANCY FAY Nancy Fogot 34 Vincent Ave. GAYLE FEELEY 70 Woodfall Rd MEMORIES: junior year, business teachers, bookkeeping, Fay in- come, shut up , lunch, Derley ' s, Cindy, Aku, W. and W., Memo- ries, good and bad are always memories. THOUGHTS: All the things that I know, love, and appreciate now, I wish I knew, loved and appreciated four years ago. MEMORIES where am I go- ing? , R-field, Elton, Taj, Caliente, kill it! , ice cream, this must be heaven! , )en, S. L D., thumbs up, heels down, the great pum- pkin, M. G., UVM. ace! O the keys, Chinese fire-drills, one crazy dude, strange, Lincoln ap- ples, another 50c, so that ' s why he can ' t canter! ACTIVITIES: equestrian THOUGHTS: Just allow a frag- ment of your life to wander free. by Elton )ohn KENNETH P. FEMINO Kenny 136 Lewis Rd. MEMORIES: Taking trips up to New Hampshire and Maine. Go- ing to the Berkshire Mts and rid- ing the mountain trails on horse- back, our winning football team my senior year ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4 THOUGHTS Men see things that are and say why, I dream of things that never were and say why not . . Robert Kennedy KATHLEEN FOGERTY Foge 56 Horace Rd. MEMORIES: s + d, swimming in the pit, McD ' s, class of 74, B C., parties, math girl ' s room, tgif, fo- liage, ms benoit, underwood, the brook, sitting on Rt 2, $50, I have my own bible, Hey Gale, P B , 50 yard dash from Sully THOUGHTS: ' Thank-You for the good memories, but now the doors are opening. Let’s say good and meet again soon. JOSEPH LEO FINIGAN Joe 373 Brighton St. MEMORIES: Summer of 74 in Eu- rope, football season — impos- sible dream ACTIVITIES: Football, Forum Club, Varsity Club, Physics Club Spanish Club, Track, Hockey THOUGHTS: I ' ll tell you later on MARY ELLEN FRANGIONI 60 Baker St. MEMORIES: May 11th, Schaeffer Stadium, lunch period. Very Spe- cial People, G. P. W., The locker gang, K. W. W, ACTIVITIES: gymnastic team, Ital- ian Club (vice-president) Major- ette-Band, Props 74 THOUGHTS: Life is made up of small comings and goings, and for everything a man takes with him, there is something he must leave behind. JAMES B. FREDRICKSON T ucker 43 Beatrice Circle MEMORIES Allman Brothers 1973 and other mental days, shot- gun THOUGHTS: Open your eyes, it ' s a brand new day, everything seems to be coming our way. I just can ' t remember everything that was said and done. Good Luck MARY BETH FRENCH MB 15 Clover St. MEMORIES The Cape and N, H 73 and 74 , Mooring, Siacon- sette Rd., BC-D, 24 hour day, Christman Eve 73 , Feb 74 at C. C , Prospect Hill, R T. N. E W. and B B C. Becon and eggs with J. C. and C. M. Fully and Truly 8ye Goons! ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 2, Track Team 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3: Key Club 4 THOUGHTS: Life is like the art of drawing, without an eraser. 34 ANDREW FULLER 445 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: |TP DEBRA R. GALE Debby 10 Davis St. MEMORIES: 1-6-73, cape week- end, prom, Bermuda, class of ' 74, math girls room. Chemistry, hockey games, foliage, Thursday mornings, Watertown S. L., sub- ways, Burlington, McD ' s, green convertible, $50 apples, babe, hey fog ACTIVITIES: Senior Play THOUGHTS “It was a great year to go through, I hate to say good bye, hope to meet again some- time. ' ' MARJORIE CARROLL GALGAY Margie (Munerva) 141 Lexington St MEMORIES: 9 29 73 - David, junior year, Buzzy ' s, Jerry ' s cellar and apt., ski trips, junior prom, Dennisport-Jason ' s the tree. Ball- ast Motel — 6 15 74, 9 13 74, football games, rock meadow, long weekends with D B , par- ties, Patty, Patty, Laurie, “Just you-n-me. ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Senior Play THOUGHTS: Memories, of the smiles we leave behind, if we had the chance to do it all again tell me would we? JEREMIAH GALLAGHER Jerry 59 Oakley Rd MEMORIES: pushing my van, Charlies, buses, Sunday fields. Hi Jean ACTIVITIES: Hockey THOUGHTS: A person has got to be his own Best Friend JEAN GALLINARO 19 Old Middlesex Rd MEMORIES: 11 8 71 - Joey, first period study, football games, Gina ' s parties and Sheila ' s get to- gether, junior ski trip, A Time For Us , the day after, summer ' s of 73 -74, with the kids who visited, junior Christmas Bazaar, Hi Jerry ACTIVITIES: Senior Homeroom rep.. Pep Club, Senior Play, Year- book THOUGHTS: Life is too short to stop living now. So good luck to the members of the great class of 75 LINDA GALLINARO Dick 19 Old Middlesex Rd MEMORIES: summer of 74, the Mooring, Mo ir, C. C. just called me, David-will you walk with me next year, 8 yrs. etc., good morning J. P , CYO, retreats, math girls room, hook, the hall gang, Camp Fatima, teachers, ug-gly senior football Good Bye Goons! ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Track Team 2, 3, Yearbook staff, CYO basketball, Cheerleading 1, Senior Play THOUGHTS: You go your way. I ' ll go mine, and if someday we meet, life will be beautiful 35 CHERYL GIRDVAINIS 46 Lexington St. MEMORIES: summer 72, Boston, Freedom Trail, The Birds, New Hampshire summer 73, Noreen family, never forget lane Artie, thanks and love to Fitz. whose understanding and helpful so much, love to )an Erin, thanks to Pap, Buescher ' s class Mary- beth, thanks to parents and sis- ters for all their love and help, N. T B. never forget ya! ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club THOUGHTS: It ' s always darkest before the dawn. DONNA LYNN GOOLKASIAN D G. 18 Stewart Ter. MEMORIES: sophomore and sen- ior years, mic and the magazines, the dentist, speedy, my knees Duhnuh THOUGHTS: My nerves are to- tally shot! HAROLD MARK GORACH 46 Gilbert Rd. MEMORIES: Galleria Stefano, Miss Keating ' s Latin Class, the Li- brary, Nov 7, 1972 ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Track, Ger- man Club, Latin Club, Forum Club, Chess Club THOUGHTS: There is nothing so powerful as the truth — and often nothing so strange. PAMELA ANN GRANT Pam (wrongo) (Pebbles) 20 Whitcomb St. MEMORIES The Gang, Ski Trip, Rock Meadow, 5 4 73, we ' re to- gether, Magnolia, football games, Girl ' s Room, STF Parties, I SPY, High Hopes, Brandy, cruisin ' in me Caddy, The Rock Mobile, The Summer of ' 71. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Softball, Key Club, Senior Play THOUGHTS: Rick, say some- thing, Who says I ' m stupid? Why ' s everybody always picking on me? JUDITH ANNE GROB )ude 368 School St. THOUGHTS: Words can mean that I want to make you into a friend and silence can mean that I accept your already being one. Hugh Prather KATHLEEN MARIE GALOTTI Katie 80 Clark St. MEMORIES: mountain climbing, Thanksgiving day dance, football games, play rehearsals ACTIVITIES: Shakespeare Club, National Honor Society, Chil- dren ' s Theater, Highpoint, Senior Play THOUGHTS: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. JEFFREY ALLEN GUI 965 Concord Avenue THOUGHTS: It ' s sadly typical, isn ' t it, that these days that you loath so much, or at best com- placently accept, how you will someday regard as precious. MARY RUTH HANNON Hammond 13 Newton Street MEMORIES: The warmth and kindness of friends and teachers during my four years of high school will leave an everlasting impression on me. THOUGHTS: Love means having to say you ' re sorry. 36 MAUREEN ANN HOUERAN Moe, Holly 46 Gordon Ter. MEMORIES: Parties, Band Prac- tice, school lunches, lockers, The gang, Halloween Party, studies, competitions, B.H.S. Spirit, Some- rset, Halftime, Colorettes, T. W. C. I. D. ACTIVITIES: Colorguard (asst, capt ), Italian Club, Pep Club, Belmont Women ' s Club, Senior Rep. THOUGHTS: Hi, How are ya? Scoop ' em right up. When in doubt, do it. When will I see you again? KRISTIN HARRIS Kris 665 Concord Ave. MEMORIES: Ski weekends, Stevie Wonder Day, the banks of the Charles, sightseeing, French Club baking bread, Girls ' soccer, Ten- nis, Yearbook meetings, We ' re exactly alike! , with the straw handle, deadlines, friends ROBIN LORI HASEKIAN 65 Bay State Rd MEMORIES: Friends, 9a22 73, Prom 74 , Ski-trip, Mr. McGuirk ' s 6th period class, Glou- cester, Rockport, Lake C., W. Dennis (Margie ' s), Cheryl ' s party at AKU, Burt and Bob ACTIVITIES: Spirit Association, Student Government Rep (home- room), DECA, Armenian Club, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Class Play THOUGHTS: I may not always be right, but I ' m never wrong. MICHAEL HEBERT 12 Midland St. MEMORIES: Charlie ' s ACTIVITIES: Hockey Team, Fresh- man Football, Sophomore Base- ball CHARLES HERLIHY Chuck 46 Chandler St. MEMORIES: Parties after football games, W. B , J D. ' s Pub. MEMORIES: friends, my best pal, victory parties, football games. Senior Class Play, )une, Suicide Corner, Friendly ' s, Aku, Ski Weekends, Being rowdy, Sum- mertime Gloucester, Good Har- bor Beach, Summer buddies. Drive in, France, Pumpkin hour, Bye Coons. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook staff. International Thespian Society 3, 4, Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, CYO THOUGHTS: It is by chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. MEMORIES: The witch, Louis XIV, shipwrecks, red shoes, trans- atlantic tunnel, mollusks and mushrooms, Russian trolls ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club, Senior Play THOUGHTS: Most people don ' t bother answering when opportu- nity knocks. BRIAN HORGAN 26 Staunton Rd MEMORIES: Ski trips, Charlie ' s ACTIVITIES: Sr. play. Football, Hockey VALERIE JEAN HANSON Val 49 Carleton Rd MARY JUDITH HARRINGTON |udy 30 Hawthorne St. 37 VARTKES HOVSEPIAN Vakes 44 Dartmouth St. MEMORIES: Mr. Hamel ' s 5th period Chemistry class, ski trips, dances, parties. Rock Meadow ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Armenian Club, A.Y.F. THOUGHTS: Never put yourself down, you ' re only human. SSCJW X yV 1 BRENDON MICHAEL HYNES 118 School St. MEMORIES: Sophomore Cape trip, last year of football, all the years of sports, the coaches, and all the |rs, who helped us win. ACTIVITIES: V. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Senior class play. THOUGHTS God is first, my friends are second, and I am third. G. S. NANCY TERESA HOWARD 16 Park Rd MEMORIES: Bermuda, Sunbook, Barnyard Dancing, Sept 4, 1971, AKU AKU, Rum Swizzle, F. W. Christmas Party, Cape weekends, Scrubbie Bubbles, P. G. P., Prom, Halloween 74 ACTIVITIES: Costumes: Sr. Play THOUGHTS: Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. JOHN ANDREW ICO Jack 299 Waverley St. MEMORIES: Action — Boxboro Football game, Mullen ' s 4th period class. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Hockey (cap- tain) THOUGHTS: For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: It might have been . KATHLEEN P. HOWELL Kathy 8 Frederick St. MEMORIES: My friends, 9 7 72, Prom 74 , Cape, Ski trip, Room 206, View, Bazaar, Math girls room, parties, M. A C., Locker 67, Our Place, the Sisterhood (S. G. S. D M.) 4 00 New York Diner, crying, laughing, Class of 74 , all of the good times in the past, present, and more to come in the future. THOUGHTS Giving all I have and all I am . . . EMILY WELLER HUGHES Emmy 166 Goden St. MEMORIES Magic Fingers in Niagara, ' Ski Club ' weekends and Monday nights. Ice cubes and elevators in Salt Lake, Lazy ) in Coloardo, Washington: Rock- wood, Mount Vernan and the Temple THOUGHTS: When the night is cloudy, There is still a light that shines on me Shine on till tomorrow. Let it be 38 CAROLYN ELIZABETH JEFFER- SON Jeffa, Cookies 176 Oakley Rd MEMORIES Newton, Mixers, Math girls room, Cape trip, Ski trip, Albermarle, Big Brute - The Crusher; BGCSAPIB, LCWNKICL, RDBTSEMTBRD, Frat parties. Tufts, Bagels, THOUGHTS; Flashin ' s, Gimme a break, )awyn, You ' re pushin. LAUREN JENNINGS 80 Clifton St. ACTIVITIES Shakespeare Club, Russian Club, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Play. THOUGHTS: I don ' t get it . A a f ' A ( . SUSAN JACOBSON Sue 26 Concord Ave. MEMORIES: Munga, lumor year, Miss Day ' s Chem, period 7, My nerves D G., chicken pox, braces, pool days, my bus, Ryans, Syrian bread and tuna fish, kosher pickle, B.H S Football, girls Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball games. Right on Brother ACTIVITIES: Tennis Team, State Tourney 1974, Summer League Basketball and Bentley College, Pep Club, BBG, BB + N. WENDY ELLEN JAMRON 3 Dean St. MEMORIES: Medal, S. P, D Y., H. S. B., Summer of 74, Alber- marle, Fraternity parties, sock, car keys, DD, mixers, Althea, New Years Eve, The wild bunch , Friday nights, Apt. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play, Inter- national Thespian Society, Enter- tainment Society THOUGHTS: Hold thy lighted lamp on high, be a star in some- one ' s sky. ERIC JANSZEN 75 Richardson Rd RICHARD JAYNES Richie 114 White Street MEMORIES: The Cobweb ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, (CO. Captain) STEVEN F. JOHNSON Steve 384 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: Old Orchard Beach, Van pushing, 4-26-74, Crazy Jack, Stone Roller, Hold up a Locker, Tom Rush, J E SCHLITZ, The view. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Hockey, Key Club. KATHRYN JOHANSEN Kathy 262 Washington St. MEMORIES: Burbank, Marivista, la, Mrs. Jo, surprise parties. Re- vere Beach, Concerts, Cambridge, Di-Di, Fresh Pond, Jew-)ew, Mockingbird, B C., B. R., M Q., G. S., S. overs, M D ' s party, Re- servoir, Beach Club, Lanno ' s Lainy K., Drive-Ins., Walden Pond, Oakley, Marlborough, Thrift S„ C. S., E. B., J. L., Thursday, fights, Lists, Oct. 28, 1973, skipping, getting caught, THOUGHTS No Trespassing, I ' m paranoid. 39 DEAN G. KACOS Deano 24 Stults Rd MEMORIES: Dances, Prom ACTIVITIES: Water Polo, Year- book Staff, Photography. JANE KASSEL 7 Glenn Rd. MEMORIES: 20 mile march, C. C., backhand. ACTIVITIES: French Club, Nation- al Honor Society THOUGHTS: Would you like to sign a petition? JOHN KEILL 24 Weber Rd FREDLYN DEE KATZ Freddi 114 Oliver Rd. MEMORIES: parties at Joan ' s and at Margarets, Mashnee Village, Charlie ' s band, Full House, gui- tar lesssons with Mrs. Lewis, Color My World ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Crafts Club, B ' nai Brith Girls, Befty THOUGHTS: Friends forever? Friends forever. BARBARA M. KELLEY 160 Payson Rd MEMORIES: practices, practices, Oscar, G. R B., Soph. Spring, i-m- p-i-n-g-e! P P„ weekends at Liz ' s, ghost, Hartford, Prospect Hill Ski- ing. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Spanish Club THOUGHTS: Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. GEORGE KELLEY 90 Slade St. MEMORIES: Ski trips, concerts ACTIVITIES: Hockey PADMA KAIMAL 181 Claflin St. ACTIVITIES: Shakespeare Club, Russian Club, Latin Club, Sr. Play, Highpoint, National Honor So- ciety. JOHN HENRY KELLEY Kell 30 Richardson Rd. MEMORIES: Traffic Jams after football games, partying, cape trip ACTIVITIES: Freshman Football, Freshman and J.V. hockey THOUGHTS: What goes up must come down? 40 GERALD A. KENNEDY JR. lay 314 Common St. MEMORIES: Weekend Parties, Playing in the Band, Hanging in the halls. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics, Swim- ming, Drums, partying THOUGHTS: Sounds good to me, let ' s go. JOHN JOSEPH KENNEY 51 Dartmouth St. MEMORIES: Remember the Hall- way and the Good Doctors lock- er. ACTIVITIES: like playing hoop NANCY ELIZABETH KELLEY 106 Elm St STEVEN WAYNE KELLNER 64 Creeley Rd MEMORIES: Sophomore Spring, Dance May 1973, Weekend ' s at Liz ' s, Junior 5th p.s, Field Hockey parties, the first goal, Oscar, Skip- per, Left Out, The Sticks, Hart- ford, Ghost, Decay, Maine, Elton John, Mr. Davis ' analysis. Hall of Fame Prospect Hill, All the Hock- ey games Impinge ACTIVITIES Varsity Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Art Club THOUGHTS: If you ' re there be- fore it ' s over, then you ' re on time. KATHLEEN M. KILEY KATHY 66 Elm St. MEMORIES: Bermuda, summer ' 74, football camp, cards, tennis. Holiday Inn, B A sun book, Hal- loween ' 74, Bob N ' s. THOUGHTS: Happy is he that expects nothing, for he shall nev- er be disappointed. ACTIVITIES: Costume committee. Senior Play, Yearbook Staff MEMORIES. B M., Chemistry, Lollypops, Media Center, Inde- pendent Study, Trip, Early-Morn- ing Prep-Room Meetings ACTIVITIES: School Musicals HYO-WON KIM Kim 43 Chilton St. MEMORIES: Gun fight at Aku- Aku Corral, Football Camp ACTIVITIES: Football, Hockey, Key Club i MICHAEL KING Kingka 182 Washington St. MEMORIES: Sophomore cape trip, Jr. Ski trip, Traffic jams after football games, celebrating at Rock Meadow and the View, Practicing the Charleston for the Senior Play, Senior Picnics. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, Golf Team with crazy Joe Cashton, Bishop ' s Black Bomber and Crazy Curtin THOUGHTS: Who ' s got an extra beer? THOMAS KIPP Rudyard, Kippa 190 Lexington St. ACTIVITIES: J.V. Soccer, Varsity Tennis THOUGHTS: One-for the Kipper DEBORAH ANN KOTELLY Debbie 223 Slade St. ACTIVITIES: Highpoint, piano, BMS Concerts, CYO, National Honor Society THOUGHTS: Meander like a rest- less wink inside a letterbox, they tumble their way across the uni- verse. SAT NAM BERNICE KVAM Bernie 160 Fairview Ave MEMORIES Chippewa High, Ohio Band, Helen, snake in plas- tic, Black of Blue, French Club, D P Sioux, wintergreen lifesavers, Mackinac Island, Michigan 40-4, ACTIVITIES Basketball, Tennis, Bicycles, Horses, Snowmobiles, Isolation, Recitial, Golf Fudgies, Belmont, Latin Club, Forum Club, Student Government, 1 Swim Team, Mickey Mouse, Gymnas- tics THOUGHTS: To have joy one must share it, — Happiness was born a twin. ROBERT LAVIN 58 Bow Rd. MARK A. LAWSON Kaknacle 28 Jonathan St. DONALD K. KOUNDAKJIAN Don 20 Livermore Rd. MEMORIES: the road, yuri week- ends, sophomore year, senior year, flat tires ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, Track 1, Senior Play THOUGHTS: Until you see this trash can dream come true, stand at the edge while people run you through And I thank the lord for the people I have found . E. J. CLIFFORD CHARLES LARSSON Cliff 115 Lexington St. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Basketball 42 HANUSH PROKOP LAXA 25 Greybirch Cir MEMORIES: Favorite teacher Mr. Penta, I made some good friends and have nice memories ACTIVITIES: German Club THOUGHTS: May we never be hasty in judgement and always generous |OHN H. LAZAR 33 Homer Rd MEMORIES: 5th period study, 1267, square roots, school mu- sicals, first day at B.H.S., S. G. H. ACTIVITIES: South Pacific, Damn Yankees, Entertainment Society, Yearbook Staff. JEANNINE LEDUC Duckie 19 jonathan St. JAMES LEONARD Flipper 467 School St. MEMORIES: mixers, Florida, Bamps, Aku Aku, Wat, Fagit, puff puff, weekends! No! summer ' 73, 11 8 74, 11 9 74, Phi Gamma Pi THOUGHTS: I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yes- terday and I love today SUSANNE LITTLETON 36 Prospect St. MEMORIES: the beach, Novem- ber, Bermuda, butterfly, violin, 1st grade Mrs. McGovern, BB N camp, Williams, Mickey Mouse, all my friends ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Synchronized Swimming, Track, C A R., Orchestra THOUGHTS: Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. PATRICIA ANN LOPEZ Lopes 106 Dalton Rd. MEMORIES: Cindy, Scooze, Nicky, Nasua-Neefe, Ann, In- stalation dinner. May 10th, Co- catoo, (Florida Brush Your Teeth), Ski Trips, Hampton Beach, Camp Osselo, 4-5-74, Losing My Fork, Meeting Babe Ruth, Being a Woofer ACTIVITIES: D E C A. 2, 3, 4, THOUGHTS: Hi There, Whats the score, Now to hum em THEODORE W. LEOTSAKOS Tacos 33 Grove St. LISA GAIL LEVINE 94 Hoitt Rd MEMORIES 7 2 73, Caryl, Blue Ribbon Boy, wild bunch, ). Rug- sley, D. D., nikta cookies, New Years Eve, mixers, frat parties, the crusher, sock the slime, LCWNKJCL, albemarle THOUGHTS: If I am not for my- self who will be? If I am only for myself who am I? And if not now, when? 43 JANET MARIE LYNCH 360 School St. MEMORIES: blue Aspen, 5-18-74 ram. The Tree Snafu someday, 5th period studies ACTIVITIES: Mirage, Girls Track, Cross-Country Track Indoor Track PGS, Letter of Commendation PSAT NMSQT THOUGHTS I wouldn ' t have missed it for the world, but I wouldn ' t do it again. JUDITH LOUISE MacDONALD Judy 132 White St. MEMORIES: Bob, NH, Mustang, five bucks!, Ford, Dungarees and Sneakers, Mr. Fitz ' s biology class, Walk Away Renee, piano, Febru- ary 4, 1973, Truch B. B. ACTIVITIES: Student Govt. MYF, Choir, Volleyball, Retreats THOUGHTS: Happiness is like a Butterfly , the more you chase it, the more it will elude you; But If you turn your attention to oth- er things. It will come and softly sit on your shoulder. CYN1HIA MacISAAC 14 Grant Ave. MEMORIES Rock Meadow, Patti P Claire Delude, Good Friday, Ski Trip ACTIVITIES: Ken Club, Student Government, Hoomroom Rep., JR. Vice-President, Pep Club, Senior Play THEODORE D. MacLEAN Ted 301 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: B H S Concerts and Dances, Friendly ' s, Football Games 74-75 Steve C. Paul C. Mark N., Joey D , Dave bo Sleazy Ed. N. Bo ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Tennis Team, President of P E. Pulling Sleazy ' s Distributor Wires!!! THOUGHTS: Good Stevie DANIEL JOHN MACLEOD 12 Park Rd THOUGHTS Blackbird singing in the dead of night take these bro- ken wings and learn to fly, all your life you were only waiting for this moment to arrive; Black- bird singing in the dead of night take these sunken eyes and learn to see, all your life you were only waiting for this moment to be free . CAROLYN MAGNUSON 21 Betts Rd. MEMORIES: C. H. I C., Meganset ' 74, ski weekends, Elton John ACTIVITIES: Crafts Club THOUGHTS: We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. 44 LISA MARIE MALKASIAN 15 Emerson St. MEMORIES: Jeff, cruising, soph- omore year, Saturday nights, cheeks , 4th period study, con- ventions, my cousin? T. S., Arme- nian last period, next year ' s sen- iors, My name is Lisa, too! ACTIVITIES: Damn Yankees, Vari- ety Show, Music Man THOUGHTS: Harmony and me, we ' re pretty good company, Looking for an Island in our boat upon the sea. SARA J. MANTINEO 154 Beech St. MEMORIES: zap, summer of 73, concerts, stairway to heaven, jun- ior year, Mr. Mullin ' s class, par- ties, 10 27 74, football games, ski trips, high hopes, Oscar, states ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society THOUGHTS: Some men see things as they are and say why, but I dream things that never were and say why not. DONNA LOUISE MAHONEY 22 Chandler St. MEMORIES: dances, K, Friendly ' s, Driver Ed, Rambler, WSI, Dux- bury, rm, parties, Chicago, E), AKU-AKU, Mickey Mouse, foot- ball games, rallies ACTIVITIES: Swim Team (co- capt.j. Yearbook, National Honor Society THOUGHTS We live in a won- derful world that is full of beau- ty, charm, and adventure. There is no end to the adventures that we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open. PATRICIA MAHONEY Patty 119 Leonard St. MEMORIES: Dizzy , junior year, route 2, Dennisport, ballast. Gal- gay ' s, L. A. P. W., ski trips, Merna, prom, Buzzy ' s, Eddie ' s cottage, bo-ing it, vibes, How the hell are ya chubber? How was your sum- ma? Hey, ya know? avenue, wick- ed weird, pit gang, ostrich, acci- dents, ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Key Club CANDACE MANION Candy 20 Royal Rd MEMORIES: Cheborneck, How to Succeed Rosemary, AKU-AKU, Xmas 73, Stairway to Heaven, crescendo. Nobody does it Like Me, NY trip, downeys, no sleep, ACYO, 20th century love, VC, Bj, IP, MM, Star Market, tryouts, art 2, steam heat doodles, Music Man, Fanette, Damn Yankees, hye dances, )r. class. Fourth of July 74 MICHAEL DER MANUELIAN 25 Lantern Rd MEMORIES: Leroy Boy, Yankees, Succeed, Todo, Story, Music, New York, Elton, Leon, Levon, Finch, AKU, Little Red headed girl, M S Sampler, Thez Prez, Cousins, Slapping Wrists in Ger- man, ITS, Mold, NHS, Announc- ing, A (ester Playing Shakespeare, Count the Headlights on the Highway . . . LISA JAYNE MARKARIAN 43 Wiley Rd MEMORIES: ski trips, cape trip. Magnolia, Lewis Clark, chief bubbles, girls parties, Paratores studio, Ginse ' s porch, a, reading, Mr. McGirk 6th period, Friends, look alike, SE, JB, Fridays ' parties rm 131 with C. Austin, Student Activities room ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA, Senior Play, Pep Club, Armenian Club, Highlites Spot- lites, yearbook staff, Belmont Womens Club THOUGHTS: Good bye B H.S. and Thank-you ANN MAUREEN MARTIN 555 School St. ACTIVITIES: Blows against the empire and other futilities. THOUGHTS: By whatever a man is overcome, of this also he is the salve. La vie nous attend: que nous ne la rations pas! 45 DAVID ROBERT McDONOUGH Dog 124 Bright Rd. MEMORIES: never forget H S. 73-74 FAVORITE TEACHERS Mr. Mul- lin, Mr. McMullin THOUGHTS: You live ' till you die if you don ' t get killed THERESA A. McELANEY Terry 21 Dean St. MEMORIES: parties, McDonald ' s, bowling, teachers aide 1st grade, The Street THOUGHTS: far out follow that hat W ' ll hang together or hang separately STEPHEN JOHN MARZOCCHI 19 Waverly Ter. ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, French Club, German Club. THOUGHTS: Lasciate Ogni Spe- ranza, Voi, Ch ' Entrate NANCY RACHEL MASTERS 57 Gale Rd THOUGHTS: Tirez le rideau la farce est )oue. Life is always interesting when you have a pur- pose and live in its fulfillment thomas mcdermott CYNTHIA A. Me DONAH Cindy 16 Weber Rd. MEMORIES: Scooz ' AH, Oct 26th ' 74, Aug. 1, Bros. 4, Falmouth Hts., 3-31-72, Lou, Copperfields, tea at 3, Accessorie girls, |r. year, Pat-2B ACTIVITIES: DECA 73-74 75 STEPHEN ANDREW McCUSKER Steve, Sam 64 Becket Rd. MEMORIES: Senior class. Rock Meadow Parties ACTIVITIES Baseball, Varsity Club THOUGHTS: Things could be worse MICHAEL THOMAS mcdermott 60 Waverly St. MEMORIES: Frank Machenzie Day, Senior Class Play, Crazy people ACTIVITIES: Key Club THOUGHTS: What, me worry? 46 ANTHONY McGINTY 16 Cutter St MEMORIES: section, photo, cred- it ). Blacker ACTIVITIES Highpoint (Ed), NHS, Shakespeare KATHLEEN SEANA MCKENNEY Kathy 36 Hurd Rd MEMORIES: Magnolia , twenty- one, Mr. Hayes, Mr McCuirk, Italiano con |oe, winning ACTIVITIES: Co-head BHS. Spirit Association, Yearbook Art, Key Club, Italian Club, Sr Play THOUGHTS If you see some- one without a smile give him one of yours! EUGENE C. MCKINNON Cecil 76 Winter St. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling. LORNA MARY McGRORY Molly 27 Stella Rd. MEMORIES: Heyas, Mac, 11 a m., Cindy, lane, Anna, Ann, )udy, Bev, Mon frere, Christmas trees, bounty hunters, pearl necklaces, poker games, Burlington, mys- teries ACTIVITIES: Devil Holes Gang, O.C.H., Coffee Cup Playoffs MICHAEL MCOSKER Oscar 44 Scott Rd. MEMORIES: Key Club, basketball and baseball down Winnbrook, water polo, playing pool TERESA FRANCES MELLO Tressells 103 Beech St. MEMORIES: 7-4-73 - Stephen, |r. prom. THOUGHTS: When you love someone you must set him free, and if he loves you, he ' ll be back. 47 COLLEEN MELOON 23 Bradley Rd. MEMORIES: Summer of 71 at the Cape ACTIVITIES: Softball, Color Guard, The game between U N H. U. Mass Amherst THOUGHTS: Nothing is a waste that makes a memory. MARGARET MURPHY Margie 64 Upland Rd. MEMORIES: The Long Night, my hall, ski trip 73, CYO Shows, par- ties, dances, proms, Net T, football games, cruising, Well All Right, S. I U. Y A., Gloucester, Twackers, Murphy ' s Law, Thanks HD Bye Goons ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Key Club, Yearbook Staff THOUGHTS: Nothing is as easy as it looks; Everything takes long- er than you expect; And if any- thing can go wrong it will; At the worse possible moment. PAUL O. MINITER 16 Chilton St. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Swim Team (co-capt ), National Honor So- ciety, Student Govt., Highpoint Staff, Senior Play, Varsity Club, Forum Club, Latin Club THOUGHTS: Enjoy each moment for what it ' s worth; you only live once MICHAEL F. MOONEY Moon 63 Berwick St FRANK |. MICHIENZI Frank 25 Robinwood Rd. MEMORIES: Frank enjoys trav- eling to different places. Two years ago Frank went to Italy with a group of students from Belmont Last summer, Frank went on a cruise with his parents to the Caribbean Islands. Every year during the winter vacation, Frank goes to Florida to visit his relatives. Frank enjoys playing hockey, football, bowling and softball as recreation. LINDA FLETCHER MORROSSI 88 Bay State Rd MEMORIES: First p.s. p.c. ride with Liz, ghost decay, football games. ACTIVITIES: Drum Majorette, Italian Club, National Honor So- ciety. THOUGHTS: Look with your understanding and find out what you already know. ALLAN MORSE 29 Davis Rd PAUL THOMAS MURPHY Murph 12 Garden St. MEMORIES: School Dances, Ush- ering for How to Succeed , field trips, Prom 73, Mr. Rice and his class, bomb scares, seventh period studies. Miss Day and third period. Summer of 73 ACTIVITIES: Boy ' s Gymnastics. 48 RICHARD JOSEPH MURPHY JR. 8 Pierce Rd. MEMORIES: Band drills, winning football games, Mrs. Sacco ' s can- dy, band, band, band ACTIVITIES Student Govern- ment, V. P., International Thes- bian Society — Scribe, Key Club, Latin Club, Forum Club, Band, Senior Class Play House Manager, Swimming 1, 2, 3,. THOUGHTS There is always a tomorrow. ROBERT W. MURRAY Bobby 171 Trapelo Rd MEMORIES: Class trips, the road, Homeroom, Route 128 and the car, the kitchen, soccer games, Yuri, the green death ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Senior Play, Basketball, Freshman Vice President THOUGHTS: Your dreams will never come true if you oversleep SHEILA M. NAPOLI 229 Channing Rd MEMORIES: Friends, soccer games, football games, if you, homeroom, 1st period study, J Geils concert, drop-ins ACTIVITIES: Head majorette, Stu- dent government rep.. Senior rep., C.Y.O., 1974 Girls State rep. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER NAVIN Nave 24 Horace Rd MEMORIES: I ' d rather forget the whole thing THOUGHTS: Wishing I had played football as a senior Enjoy life while you can because no- body makes it throught this world alive. MICHAEL MURRY Mike 3 Regent Rd MEMORIES Rock Meadow, D.E.C.A. Dodge Dart, Vandal MICHAEL K. NAYLOR 180 School St. SUSAN M. MURRAY Sue 16 Charles St. MEMORIES: The Cape ' 73, Sia- conset, Mooring, 11 10 73, Park St., Gloucester, Maine, Glendon Beach, Goons, homeroom Soccer games, serious talks with Mr. Haggerty, Truly and Fully, What?? ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Pep Club, Art Club, CYO, Yearbook, Senior Play MARK A. NASSON Nase 22 Ivy Rd. MEMORIES: Eantastiks, How to Succeed, Tall Story, Music Man, Tritrack, MIT, bowling, PF, com- puter, winning football, Claypit, HEY - MOLSON ' S physics, Chemistry with Miss Day, Math with Mrs. K., field. What ' s for lunch? - BONK, Mr. M ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics, Science, Physics, Media Clubs, ITS, cast and crew on plays, passing through mezzanine THOUGHTS: Four big years. Goodbye Belmont High — Good luck to Mr. Kenney. 49 CAROL MARIE NECKYFARROW 50 Hammond Rd. MEMORIES: September 5, 1972, Old friends and New friends. KM, DW, ML, SH, PS, CN, CD, DP, DO, LD, DD, PB, The junior Class, Football Games, Dances, Parties, Watertown, Washington D C., Canada, Bermuda, Florida ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Swim- ming, Skating, Bowling, Ballet, Violin, Pep Club, C V.O. THOUGHTS One of the most beautiful qualities of true friend- ship is to understand and to be understood HELEN NOMICARIOS 191 Trapelo Rd MEMORIES: May 5, 1974, Cape Cod, New Jersey, Sept 28, Ma , math 9th grade, summer 73 74, N. S., Old Max, Dorn ' s Ben Frank- lin, 4-wheel drive, enough al- ready, Liz Reed, you need it more than me. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club THOUGHT Forget the bad times and always remember the good times CHARLOTTE ANNE NELLIGAN 374 School St. MEMORIES: football games, Sat- urday nights, Gina ' s, my kids at Payson Park, CYO, The Rock, Friendly ' s, needlecraft, picnics, Alma Ave., applying, waiting, senior year ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Pep Club THOUGHTS: And here is my se- cret, a very simple secret It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. ROBERT ERIC NORLAND Bob 24 Pine St. MEMORIES: sophomore — mid- terms, standing in front of library window on 2nd floor, art 1, 2, 3, 4, the kinks, a sub from Dorn ' s, having pancakes at the Paratore ' s at 12:00, tsgsdrma THOUGHT: What was the ques- tion? If it feels good do it! I ' m gonna get a vette! PAMELA JEANNE NICHOLS Pam, Squeaks 9 Cambridge St. MEMORIES: Mickey Mouse, 5-5-5 - BINGO!!!!! Room 119, Band Contests and Football Games, Challenge System, Dites-Moi, Physical Education Office ACTIVITIES: 1 Girl ' s Swim Team, (Co. Capt ), International Thespian Society, Band, Librarian, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Syncro- nized Swimming, Senior Play. THOUGHTS: A smile cost noth- ing but gives much. MAURA ANN NOLAN 242 Common St. MEMORIES: ski trips, cape trips, Booster Banquets, September 24, 1972, Bucky )oan, Scituate, Christmas Bazaar, oral commu- nication, a B ). Williams, speeches ACTIVITIES: Vice-president 2, President 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 co- captain 4, Forum Club 2, 3, 4 THOUGHT Command large fields, but cultivate small ones. W M f 50 EDWARD JAMES NORRIS Ed 45 Davis Rd MEMORIES: February of 73, sen- ior year ACTIVITIES: Computer Club, Media Club JOHN MICHAEL O ' BRIEN O ' B 38 Scott Rd MEMORIES: Modern Problems with Mr. Mullin, turn in school spirit and pride ACTIVITIES: baseball, CYO LEE O ' BRIEN 23 Regent Rd MEMORIES biafra, let ' s dance, dungaree jackets, fights, Head Dude Haggarty, W. W Costabile, smile badmooda, just call me Peggy, master, rumors, scoop, pancakes, vandal, Ginse, oak- mobile, coa-coa Joe, harp, Judy, goodbye my friends ACTIVITIES: c heer I ea d i n g. Student Government, S A L , I T.S., Entertainment Society THOUGHT Don ' t try to talk or understand me. I won ' t ask of myself to be someone else. I ' ll just be me MEMORIES: summer 73, mixers, cape, sitzmark, senior play, lan- no ' s, Jack-in-the-Box, June 24, 1973, Ben ' s, Aku, Canopy Lake, P D., Coop Xmas party, E|HS, Great Pretenders Concert, ski trip ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, CYO THOUGHT: Happiness isn ' t something you experience, it ' s something you remember. MARK O ' CONNELL 42 Hillside Terr MEMORIES: ski trips, Wilson ' s party, football games and parties, combat zone, soccer games, ten- nis parties, Allman Bros , July 26 ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Forum Club 3, 4, Highpoint, stage crew (Tall Sto- ry), sports editor-yearbook, tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, capt. 3, 4 THOUGHT Time will tell who has fell, and who ' s been left be- hind, (Bob Dylan) JOHN MICHAEL O ' DONOVAN O ' D 17 Sabina Way MEMORIES: “Rock Meadow MARGARET ELLEN MARIE O ' HARE Peggy, Memo 22 Hillside Terr. MEMORIES: friends, 27, N. Hampshire, Mr. McGuirk ' s 6th period, the gang , Emporeum, R. M., Laurie ' s, prom 74, Gloucester, Ben ' s cape, Payson Park Gang, times to come, P S. night noises ACTIVITIES: Spirit Association, Key Club, H R Student Govern- ment, Senior Play, yearbook staff, rally, jr bazaar, dance committee THOUGHT Live free or die! MEMORIES: XXX ONE!, Saturday morning band practice, football games, halftime shows, victory parades and white bucks, U Mass, 1973, We got a one! . May 11th and Mexican Rhapsody, X-XX! THOUGHT Behind us, four sweet years of memories. Un- tried, we bravely mark into the fray. Life is a game and we are all its players. Laugh at the past, dawn brings another day CAROLE LYNN O ' CONNOR Oakie 331 Common St. DIANE L. OGDEN Oggie 221 White St. 51 WAYNE WILLIAM O ' NEILL Ozy 535 School St. MEMORIES: 1974 football sea- son, goosefish and my friend Bob, football camp, Senior Class Play, all the crazy stiffs in the class of 75 ACTIVITIES football, Key Club, Entertainment Society, Varsity Club THOUGHT: You can ' t be de- feated, only delayed IOANNE PARSIKIAN Zeke 39 Benjamin Rd. MEMORIES 6 24 73, low picnic, mskmmgme, sign in BC, senior girl ' s room gang, N Y. trip, How to Succeed, Aku, Music Man, sensum-hmrhgtme, hi Buddy-got- any gum on ya Dick? neghnegh, tourshi, roupen, always wear your gymsuits backwards, bospicnic THOUGHT It ' s better to have tried and failed, then to have failed to try. SANDRA PAGE Sandy 100 Hull St. MEMORIES: nurses ' , girl ' s room, Mr. Sullivan ' s office, Miss Currie, Mr Moltz THOUGHT Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. JOSEPH LAWRENCE PARATORE Joey 42 Elizabeth Rd MEMORIES: Moir, Payson Park Gang, Friendly ' s, B4, Markar ' s and Duchaney ' s house, home movies, pancakes, mangia in Italian con Kathy, F M. Ginse, Tina T get bigger. Oak, it ' s all right, Curry ' s plays, ski trips, senior play danc- er, good morning Linda, Mary Big B , perverted years ACTIVITIES Italian Club, Key Club, Entertainment Thespian So- ciety, stage manager, CYO DONNA PAPANDREA 140 Oliver Rd MEMORIES CYO shows, ski trip, NET T, proms, Gloucester, bzzz, 73 , Fram, cape, Christmas eve 72 , The Long Night, bagged in Belmont? . not us., Margie, S. I V. Y. A., bombs, Marianne?, skating Auntie Liz?, what Sue?, yes, Mary Beth, you can have some, Joanne, that doesn ' t go, bye goons! ACTIVITIES homeroom rep.. Key Club, Prom Committee, jr bazaar TIHOUGHT If you don ' t believe in yourself, no one else will. JUDITH ANNE PARATORE Judy 42 Elizabeth Rd MEMORIES Payson Park Gang, Tina T., P L., money, hair, speed- ster, finals, Marliaves, keep a se- cret, Ginse, every morning, little piece, Oakie, foggy windows, Bost view, midnite talks, peace necklace, Turk, thanks P Pom, head dud, F. M„ 180, 12 , per- version, good pitzellis for Kathy, B M | S., true friends ACTIVITIES: basketball (capt ) softball (capt.) Key Club, CYO ROBERT O ' SHEA Moon 57 Davis Rd. MEMORIES: Mr. Fechter, art class. Hector ACTIVITIES: D E C. A. JEANNE MARIE PARSONS 36 Marlboro St. MEMORIES: 72 , Bob, Jay, Re- vere, CYO show, ski trip, 73 , Billy, 10 20, Bob, 10 29, cal., prom, 2nd Claire, 74 , Charlie and Jeannine, Donna and Lenny, new years, Keating, King, Hanley, White, Riel, Bank, Aku, mixers, football-no. 1, Chicago, Sue THOUGHT: Some people look at things and say why not? I look at things and say why? 52 DEBRA ANN PERROTTA Debbie 391 Brighton St. MEMORIES: 73 ski trip, 74 junior Prom, 45 S. G. R., Aku, parties, Dennisport, the rock. Friendly ' s, T. F., July 21, Blake, March 74, buick, no mind ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Senior Play THOUGHT: Long ago must be, the time when we said our ABC ' s. Now it ' s time to go our own ways, so all our yesterdays become todays. DOUGLAS F. PASTORELLO Doug 105 Birch Hill Rd MEMORIES: losh, Tom, |oe, Ed, Mark ACTIVITIES Computer Club, Media Club, gym team, judo THOUGHT: A little pain never hurt anyone KENNETH PARSONS 872 Concord Ave. ACTIVITIES: water skiing, snow skiin S ,.jJ . (J .V - V AVV vhs! r e S jl k ‘ A? J ‘ IANINE ANNE PECORA Spider 46 Creeley Rd MEMORIES: junior and senior years, my surprise birthday party, football games. Damn Yankees, How to Succeed, Music Man, Tall Story, the band, a great evening at the Chateau DeVille. ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, International Thespian So- ciety, Color Guard (co-capt ) 73- 74 THOUGHT: One, two, whatever you do, start it well and carry it through. SUSAN MARGARET PELLERITI Sue, Smiley 69 Maple St. MEMORIES friends, parties, weekends, Aku, mixers, Wat., marshmallows, duckie, bamps, chiefs, Franette ' s, never forget Italy, summer 73, Three Dog Night Concert, P ), 4-19-74, that special laugh, or prom 74, watch your step . ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, French Club, National Honors Society, yearbook, Senior Class Play, CYO ROY PELLETIER 11 Davis St. MEMORIES: 3rd, period, B C., Friday night battles. Rock Mead- own Sessions THOUGHT: One good | deserves another. 53 DEBBIE PETTINATO 45 Trowbridge St. MEMORIES: cast party, dances, parties, S.G.R. gang , football games, never forget class of 75, K D., P. P., C. N. ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play THOUGHT: In trying times, never quit trying. DIANE PIRAINO 140 Gilbert Rd MEMORIES: comiserating with the gang, music, this quintes- sence of dust, blue, appearance vs. reality, Mirage, azeotropes and lacerations, she — dragons, and oodles of love from Stella and Ralph, Now really, what ' s the sense of it all if you can ' t laugh at yourself later? WILLIAM PLAKAS Plake 67 Sherman St. MEMORIES: the rock on a week- end nite, leaving open campus, hitting the rack when it was open, hanging down the pit, ski- ing up north, beating my motor- cycle, the nightly dips up the day school, observing nature, going up the deli, school dances, play- ing hockey, hanging down the smoking doors, bye Patti THOUGHT Good humor makes all things tolerable. MARA N. PRELACK 65 Wellesley Rd THOUGHTS rain- bo wsu ps i dedow na re like- smilesrightsideup If you can ' t think of the word for it in English say it in French I only took the regular course the different branches of Arithmetic — Ambi- tion, Distraction, Uglification and Derision Art for Art ' s sake movies, flute, feeding the ducks- quack. FRED H. Prescott 32 Pequossette Rd MEMORIES: water skiing, snow skiing, surfing. Cape Cod, guard- ing, parties ACTIVITIES: Swim Team co-capt 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 JOHN PUDDESTER Pudd 1 3 Wilson Ave, MEMORIES assigned study, all my vacations from Sully, Doyle ' s Pub JANET PIZZI MEMORIES: You are the sunshine of my life., summer of ' 72 PATRICIA MARIE POMER Patti, Patti P., Patti with an i 59 Hillcrest Rd MEMORIES crunches, bagel bashes, tea addicts, guddy barb, hot over Hardy, jive cheers, Boo-boo , southern comfort, daddy ' s nose, pet Lindsay, hey. Con! , Halloween green, Paratore perversion, you guys Ollie, debotching dewiddle , lumptights, celebrating, Ellen!, rocks . Captain layne, shades, bye, Billy. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader co-capt Senior Class Play, Homeroom Rep , Key Club, Yearbook 54 MARY GRACE PUMA 24 Evergreen Way MEMORIES: weekends at U V M. with Gayle, K H., the hayride, Archie ' s party, fifth period at r field, Kill it! Beach Boys con- cert, skiing, Dennisport, half dol- lars, Bijou tail-gating, E J., Ace! . This is true. ACTIVITIES: N.H.S THOUGHTS: It is when friends are no longer together that they most appreciate the feelings and experiences they have shared ANNE ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Annie, Anna, Fish 404 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: • rock, AKU, good parties, the park, Cape trip, Canada, ski trip, the math girls room. ACTIVITIES: Belmont Spirit Association THOUGHTS Take me home country roads, no mind, partie time. WENDY HERMAN RADNER 116 Douglas Rd THOUGHTS: When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his ab- sence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Kahlil Gibran PATRICIA ANNE REILLY Trisha 2 Thayer St. MEMORIES: football games, the parties, the gang. Sophomore year, rockmeadow, 7 17 74, Mac- Donald ' s, hot fudge sundaes, Having tea and crumpets with understanding friends. Friendly ' s THOUGHTS I love you, not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you ALENA RAIDL 43 Springfield St. MEMORIES: Praha ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics, German Club (Secretary, Vice-President), Latin Club (Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent), Russian Club, National Honor Society (Vice-President). THOMAS RESTUCCIA NANCY RADNER 116 Douglas Rd THOUGHTS: If I ' m not for my- self, who will be for me? If I ' m only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when? I can ' t go on i can ' t go on i can ' t go on i guess i ' ll get up and go on MEMORIES AKU, Rock, Friend- ly ' s, the gang CYNTHIA REYNOLDS Cindy 43 Glendale Rd. 55 JANICE ROONEY Jan 22 Falmouth St. THOUGHTS THINK POSITIVE DEBORAH S. ROSALES Debs 15 Temple St. MEMORIES: 9th-gang, M Y. F., Ru-gang, New York — U. N. — Do, retreats. Cathedral-ice serv- ice, Family — Christmas Eve, Pres- identship Ri, my co. Camp Wil- low, Friendly ' s, Nantucket Kalko- fen ' s. Cape, Rach, kind to boys, Carl’s service, Kath elections, trials - tribulations, Sara - fence, finger. Chorus hi, KE ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey, Senior Play, National Honor, M.Y.F , Chorus, Guitar THOUGHTS Wait a minute!. Everything happens for the best! Mom. ELIZABETH ANNE RILEY Liz 49 Hill Rd MEMORIES: Dedham, Xaverian, cheering 73, T. O , B F., D T,, 74 B B, Ursuline, G. E., N. J. 10 27 73, S. T., moving, |une 20, 1974, remember with J B. ACTIVITIES Cheerleading, Swim Team, S.O.S., Humanities SUZANNE ROUSSEAU 181 Rutledge Rd MEMORIES: endless practices, oscar , tli? state!, hook shot, sprints. Coach Howick, high hopes, lots of lunch breaks, spaceshot, outward bound, be strong, Its almost |une ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey capt., Basketball, Softball, Yearbook Art Editor, Art Club, Varsity Club THOUGHTS: Faith is the bird that feels the light and sings when the dawn is dark MARK ELIOT RYAN 354 Lake St. MEMORIES Cape Cod guarding, parties ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 JEFFREY GEORGE RIMPAS Jeff 1 5 Bellevue Rd MEMORIES: Nat. High, the pit, hangin ' , summers, winter of 73- 74, CSN + 7, ABB, E. C., concerts, hook shot, little wing THOUGHTS Happiness is not being smart enough to know what to worry about. 56 RICHARD SABATINO Sabba 51 Moraine St. MEMORIES: ski trips, Waverly sq., PQ ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Soccer, Hockey THOUGHTS: MOO NANCY PATRICIA SCANLAN 10 West St. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleadmg, Homeroom Rep , Field Hockey THOUGHTS to the children of future born May your world be free from the entrapments of man ' s concepts of maturity and immaturity and may the innocence that surrounds you be the innocence of a world where love need not be spoken but rather lived Lawrence Craig - Green SUSAN MARY SCARFO Scoozy Scooter 60 Drew Rd MEMORIES: the Belmont Gand, Falmouth Hts., Florida, Lantana, Copperfields, Venus Room, Brother 4-Aug 1, 74 — Oct 26, 74, Filenes, Hampton Beach ACTIVITIES: Deca 73-74, Mac ' s mob bowling league, headaches, Izzi ' s, Dunkin Donuts, Young Girl, When will I see you again? THOUGHTS Ah-Di ti de A, B, C, D or none of the above Don ' t Know DAVID A. SAIDNAWEY 165 Claflin St MEMORIES: Band with Doc, school musicals, worrying about colleges, tutti ACTIVITIES: National Honor So- ciety, Yearbook Staff, Concert and Show Band, International Thespian Society THOUGHTS: Live life for today — tomorrow will always be there ELLEN SANTORO 20 Carleton Cir. MEMORIES: friends, R I , Florida, Camp Barton, breakfast get to- gethers, fireworks, Friendly ' s, Burt and Bob, 3rd period coffee break, brother, chats with a cous!, mem- ories with | B , someone to talk to, the gang, girl parties, bubbles ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Belmont Spirit Association THOUGHTS Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can not keep it from themselves. ROSE SANTOSUOSSO CHERYL SCALI 16 Douglas Rd. MEMORIES: marching at football games, band contests ACTIVITIES Concert Band and Showband, Latin Club, French Club THOUGHTS: and the breeze let out a soft kind of sigh, sud- denly the ocean began to cry, the sun slowly melted across the sky, and the grams of sand moved on to die PETER SAHAGIAN 49 Old Middlesex Rd ACTIVITIES: Golf Team, Russian Club, Science Club THOUGHTS It was fun having 13 years of education, but I wouldn ' t do it again 57 RICHARD SCHOLL Richie 64 Winn St. MEMORIES: The Pit, Rock, View, Sargent, Roach, The Park THOUGHTS: You can ' t always get what you want but you sure as hell can try. PATRICIA LOUISE sHEA Patti 4 Palfrey Rd MEMORIES: CCDDDGLSWN, RM, hdbcrhigjsmk, florida, ski trips, Sr. play, summer of 73, OB, ECH, friendlycrossways ACTIVITIES Basketball, Track, Pep Club, CYO THOUGHTS We get out of life what we put into it, but only if we can catch it, as it flies by so fast Desiderata says it all! ROBERT SHEA 101 School St. MEMORIES: The view, winning victory parties, Winchester-27 seconds left, 18-16, lunior Ski Trip, Football Camp, Stretch, Magnolia, Soph Football, Late Personal Tabs, homeroom hockey ACTIVITIES: 1974 Football (Tri- captain); 1974-1975 Hockey (co- captain) CYNTHIA ANN SENECA Cindy 65 Beech St. THOUGHTS: Oh I am so weary with study! Of the reading of books there ' s no end! Can ' t you see their minds are all muddy? It ' s they who have gone round the bend! (by MO) But the men of faith climb un- sealed walls. And sail uncharted sea. They dare to cross conventtion ' s bounds To set the captives free! (Thomas Wyatt) CHERYL A. SESTITO )r Muffin 77 Gilbert Rd. MEMORIES: The Gang , Rock Meadow, Football games, 11 S 73, junior Year, parties, Stairway to Heaven , Cambridge Girl ' s Room Gang, I V., SKAZ, Mr Fechter ' s Homeroom ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Senior Class THOUGHTS Happiness is having as nice friends as I do LISA MARIA SERINI 112 Winn St. MEMORIES: Going to Mexico, Canada, flying over the United States, cruising to the Bahamas, driving to New York city, Mr. Fla- herty ' s Urban Studies field trip. Love cruisin ' in the car. THOUGHTS If by Rudyard Kipling MICHAEL T. SHEA 101 School St. MEMORIES April 74 , The Prom, The Cape the day after the prom. Football games, Senior Year, ski trip. Cape trip, Mark Markarian and family , kill it ACTIVITIES: Hockey THOUGHTS: Can you wait a minute please? Who ' s going to donate his house for the next party? It ' s they themselves they know not me now. ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Harvard Book Prize, Freshman Class Presi- dent, Tennis, NHS, Highpoint, Student Government THOUGHTS: You better st art swimming or you ' ll sink like a stone, for the times they are a- changing. ERIC WILLIAM SEDER 59 Middlecot St. 58 MICHAEL WILLIAM SHORTELL Mike, Shorty 35 Lodge Rd. MEMORIES: Old Orchard Beach, The view. Rock Meadow, Duke Fechter, Watching everyone total their cars one by one ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Key Club THOUGHTS But I haven ' t got the cash . Who is going to do- nate their house for the next par- ty? THOMAS JONATHAN SOMMER 42 Benton Rd MEMORIES: Natural High, Win- dows, Rimp ' s Cellar, Mr. Ma- honey ' s Pep Talks, N. C., H. S. S. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Track, Forum Club THOUGHTS: The first one now will later be last. MAUREEN L. SISSON 22 Ripley Rd MEMORIES: champagne night, Suzy q ' s, beginnings, burning love, Mr. Fechter ' s homeroom, winter nights, last song, there ' s gotta be a party ACTIVITIES Key Club, National Honor Society THOUGHTS: Memories are so beautiful and yet, what ' s too painful to remember, we simply choose to forget So it ' s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were. PAUL GREGORY SMITH Smokey 81 Oakley Rd ACTIVITIES Football team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball team 1, 2, Track team 1, 72 Drama Festival entry. School Musical 1, 2, 74 Boys ' State Delegate VICTORIA JEAN SNOW Vicki 64 Townsend Rd. MEMORIES: On the road to Wells, invincible summer, though it all with D. S. E. ). D. S., lunar sample analysis, Aachen, the beach, blue skies, Newton friends, name on the rocks, everyday beauty. ACTIVITIES: German Club, Na- tional Merit, National Honor, Mi- rage, Girl Scouts, Yearbook THOUGHTS: Been so long, I ' m living ' til then; ' cause I ' ve been to Canaan, and I won ' t rest; until I go back again DIANE HOLLY SORREL 142 Marsh St. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club (Treasur- er), (Vice-President), (President) THOUGHTS: ... revocate ani- mas maestumque timorem mit- tite; forsan et haec olim memi- nisse juvit . . Durate, et vosmet rebus servate secundis. Every man is the builder of a temple, called his body, to the god he worships, after a style pu- rely his own, nor can he get off by hammering marble instead. 59 HARWOOD SOUL Howie 212 Charming Rd MEMORIES: 5th Study, 2nd in the cafe, Oct. 19, 1974, CF and |AC ACTIVITIES: Italian Club, Enter- tainment Society, Damn Yan- kees THOUGHTS: It ' s not what you see; it ' s who you see. JAYNE MANON SPINELLI Nay 91 Spring Valley Rd MEMORIES trip to New York City to see some plays, Charlie ' s and Downey ' s at midnite with some friends, Colorguards, Foot- ball Games ACTIVITIES: Colorguards, and I T.S. members, horseback riding THOUGHTS: far-out , Special Bitch , Fritz , E. L P , Ae- rosmith. ENID D. STEPANSKY 32 Staunton Rd MEMORIES FRSOPHIRSRYRS, Revere Beach via Rt 128, Chicago Concerts, Strawberry Fields For- ever ACTIVITIES: Winn Brook Kdg and Child Care, Pep Club, Sr. Class Play THOUGHTS May no gift be too small to give, nor too small to receive, which is wrapped in thoughtfulness and tied with love. Wishing you were here CAROLE P. STANTON 10 Clairemont Rd MEMORIES: Sue A — Keep your eyes on the driving, Franconia MaKrGa, 1st p s., ski trip, ElizSue, Sept 24, 1972, P J M C„ 1st lunch Rm 106, Pmata, Elderberry. ACTIVITIES Gymnastics, Pep Club, French Club, Tennis, Senior Play, Yearbook. THOUGHTS We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of mankind, or to make it the last MARK STRASSMAN 210 Payson Rd ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Highpoint, Basketball THOUGHTS And a woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. SUSAN STUPAL 221 Trapelo Rd MEMORIES: 5th period library, unbeatable friends, summers, MK, picnic table, lollipop, as time goes on ACTIVITIES German Club, French Club, National Honor So- ciety, National Merit Semi-finalist THOUGHTS: The inherent hope in tomorrow mutes today ' s dis- appointments and heightens all the best things that were yes- terday. EDWIN R. SPARROW III Ned 72 Townsend Rd MEMORIES: Helen, Scuba diving, 12 lb. lobster, 64 comet, Lunch at Jack in the Box and Dorn ' s, The Band, PJ, P|, 1, 2, 1, 2, Hawaii, Duke Fechter ACTIVITIES: Swimming THOUGHTS: Greetings from the Interior PETER G. SULLIVAN Sully 22 Betts Rd. ACTIVITIES: Football (tri-cap- tain), Basketball, Baseball (cap- tain) MEMORIES: Mr. Mullin, Mr. McMullen, and Mr. Hayes trying to teach Football camp, a win- ning senior year, and all the vul- tures that watched us win. - Twenty one — THOUGHTS: If the kids don ' t win, fire the coaches. 60 MEMORIES: BIG decisions, pea- nut butter, France 73 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook (Literary Editor), Thespian Society, Spanish Club, French Club, Senior Play (costuming Director), Betty (Pres- ident 73-74), Netty (Correspond- ing Secretary 74-75), Highpoint THOUGHTS: For the past is past and will never return, the future we know not, and only the present can be called our own. Nicholas Alexandra , It is not your duty to complete the task but neither are you free to desist from it Pirke Auot ROBERT TERENZONI 12 Benjamin Rd NEIL TAGERMAN 40 Partridge Ln. MEMORIES The rock, screen door, burnt fingers ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Highpoint, Yearbook, Forum Club, Student government, grievance board, N.H.S. SUSAN LISA TANANBAUM 87 Country Club La. DARLENE MARIE SWINAMER Little one 119 Lextington St. MEMORIES: Sophomore year 73, 5th period. Rock, Prom, The Gang Sweet sixteen Party, Football Games, B H S. Class of 75, Mr. Eechter ' s H. R ACTIVITIES: Key Club, Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Mr. McCluskey ' s B K Class, Office. THOUGHTS: If you love some- thing you must let it go free. If it returns then it is truly yours; if it doesn ' t then it never was. Stay Happy D S. DEBORAH ANNE TANNER Debbie 51 Raleigh Rd MEMORIES: band contests, foot- ball games, early morning bus rides, Christmas parties, mickey mouse, 8-5, Doc, Schaffer Sta- dium, Our Gang , April 29 ACTIVITIES: Band Librarian 3 yrs., Spanish Club, How To Succeed Entertainment Society, THOUGHTS: True friends are like gold — precious and few. RICHARD TORTOLA RALPH KENNETH TOSCANO 49 Sycamore St. MEMORIES: 2nd and 6th grade Mrs loyce, Mr. Mullin, Coach White, 74 football season, Carol, Oct. 31, 1972, and memo- ries from school, the hideaway, AKU, boom-boom. ACTIVITIES. Football, Skiing, Hik- ing and the outdoors. THOUGHTS: Dance with who brung ya ALBERT TOTAGRANDE 79 Davis Rd MEMORIES: Mr. Howick ' s ties, Claire Austin ' s history by audio visual techniques ACTIVITIES: Latin Club (Pres), Shakespeare, Highpoint, National Honor Society. THOUGHTS: So we beat on boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past 61 NANCY ALISON TRENHOLM Nanski 11 Claflin St. MEMORIES la, mockingbird, Steve L., D. I., Maravista, 31 , tree, clubhouse, 4 11 74, 28th, Marlboro, reservoir, Burbank, De- Wittle baby, weaser, rallies. The family, rock meadow, Mrs. |o, poems, )r B, B56 fights, 1 .2 3 . yawn, skipping getting caught, di-di, parties, Cambridge, being facetious, dances, K T., teen center, lists, Friday the 13th, Thursdays. ACTIVITIES Italian Club, Pep Club |AN VIGLIROLO Vigs 60 Thomas St. MEMORIES: driver ' s ed , Concord Ave, football games 74 , parties, chances, jigger, manana, Que pasa?, | b, teen center, DeWittle Baby ACTIVITIES: Pep club THOUGHTS If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears 3 different drummer; let him step to the music which he hears. WILLIAM TRICOMI Trie 25 Barlett Ave. MEMORIES: the park, cheen ' s staff cap, Waverley Square, reefs, Nick, April 1. THOUGHTS: Get burnt while you can, you might not be here tomorrow. Being stupid is not that bad, there ' s a lot less pressure ELIZABETH GRIFFIN TRYON Lizzy-Lead Bottom 44 Beatrice Cir. MEMORIES: vibes , wicked weird , Michael my cuz , Carole ' s long-jons, M. O ' C and E. E , Sir Hogmeister, |erry and the corkskrews, drenching those guys at Holo ' s, sleeper for free, the prom, 2 doz. roses, all the B H S. parties we couldn ' t seem to find, those Harvard boys and Greg! THOUGHTS: Happy are those who dream dreams and have the courage to make their dreams come true. CYNTHIA JANE VAIL Cindy 84 Agassiz Ave MEMORIES: N Y. trip, I. T. S. The Belmont High School Show Band , Competitions, Damn Yankees , How To Succeed , Carnival , Senior play. Mom, Doc, Dave Sheils, May 11, Phillis, Elaine, Mac, Molly, Maura, jayne, lanice ACTIVITIES: I TS., Color Guard, Entertainment Society, Spanish Club, Belmont Dramatic Club. THOUGHTS ' Time and space are like friendships, they are both insurmountable PATRICE A. WELCH 81 Taylor Rd MEMORIES: the sting, Apr, ' 74, Prom ' 74, C. S. N. Y. concert, St. Pat ' s Day, swimming, Friendly? , H R . drivers ed kill it, C.Y.O., cape trip, anatomy ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff THOUGHTS I got by with a little help from my friends! 62 DEBORAH WHEATON Bunga 27 Little Pond Rd THOUGHTS And now abideth faith, hope, love these three; but the greatest of these is love IUDITH ELLEN WOODROW |udy 26 Pilgrim Rd. MEMORIES; March 10, 1973, dances, 10:30, MBTA, Sunday night cruise, breakfast at P P , junior prom, summer of 74 — ISH 3 THOUGHTS: learn as if you were to live forever, Live as if you would die tomorrow STEPHEN WICKS DEBORAH ARLENE WILLIAMS Debbie 25 Wilson Ave. MEMORIES: July 18, 1974, tennis, Pete, broken golf club, Orange Vega, Delta Law Delta, apples, 16 party, Niagra Falls girl talk, Egypt, overnights ACTIVITIES: German Club, Prom Committee, Senior Play THOUGHTS I would not ex- change the laughter of my heart for the fortunes of the multitude nor would I be content with converting my tears invited by my agonized self into calm MARGARET E. WILAYTO Peg 432 Pleasant St. MEMORIES: bg, QB VII, crunch, mystic, AA, M M ' s, Lucy, the freads wiers, butter knives, )r. Year, |oe Fia., Alchy for V. P., preparties, Jers, Ken ' s car, Den- nisport, PP, Aug 13, the friends, summer of ' 73, you stiff, scit., Gwen, smoothie, the bird, Lizes, NYE, Margate, the constant chase, Sr. play. Ballast, Yence- rema, early hours, soccer, sun- shine, the rock, Yes, who loves ya killer. LAUREEN ALICIA PATRICIA WINN Laurie 35 Myrtle St. MEMORIES prom, Oct 7, 1973 and there after, Stevie Wonder Concert, lunch time jr. yr., Biolo- gy soph yr., Jeff ' s Jams, pit gang, summers in Sunapee, 24 hr rest, ski trip, Stella ' s, Patty - 7th grade, Patty, Margie, Dracula, taking pictures of Chip, wicked, best valentine, mental , hey ya know , B D S , Ostrich THOUGHTS: Hi Smooch Shutup Dooch WIN WHITEHEAD 43 Oliver Rd MEMORIES M. E. F !, May 11, D D. C., tingleberry, G. P W., Soc- cer, Yearbook Photo Editor, Pho- tographer. TIMOTHY R. WU 731 Belmont St. MEMORIES: May 11th, Friendly ' s, victory parties, studying in a row boat, Anatomy class, a Samsonite suitcase, 3rd lunch, silver dress ACTIVITIES: Merit Semifinalist, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, State Band, G B.Y.S.O., The Greater Bostonians, Broth- erhood Award THOUGHTS: What can I say but good luck and a final What ' s happening this weekend? 63 SUSAN LYNN WYATT Sue 27 Harriet Ave. MEMORIES: blue, the tree. South Pacific, August 73, hiding in lockers. Park City, ice cubes, lazy, )., Bonnie Rait, Spearchucking, Stoneham, taking off with friends ACTIVITIES Track, Gymnastics, Swimming THOUGHTS: . all these places have their meanings, with lovers and friends I still can recall, I know I ' ll often stop to think about them, In my life I ' ve loved them all. GEORGE MARTIN YAZEJIAN, Jr. Yordigy 11 Long Ave. MEMORIES: Mark, Ed, Grouch, Ted, Paul, Joe, Tim, Sal, Tinday Inns, Lawrence, Pheep, MMM Bob, Bill Pettenday, Joe Fish and other wastes ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Media Assist- ants, Key Club, Thespian, Plays, National Honor Society, Boy ' s State, Student Leadership Confer- ences, Reffing Hockey, Who ' s Who, Being Lazy THOUGHTS: Bonk Bonk, What are you putting in my pocket, a bomb? Pick off those hoods. Freaking out. Thanks, Belmont High PHILLIS BONANNO KEVIN CAIN 114 Farnham St ACTIVITIES Indoor Track, Out- door Track, Key Club CAROLYN JANE BOZKURTIAN 21 Payson Rd. MEMORIES Chenery School, New Hampshire, Mr Moir ' s sixth grade class. Despina, vacations, art, friends, movies, M.M., 7 2 72, library, Cape, family gatherings, and JACLS ACTIVITIES: ACYOA, Armenian Club, Yearbook THOUGHTS Life is one hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves. WENDY GILMAN 66 Newcastle Rd BRIAN DAVID MILLAN Bert 29 Winslow Rd PETER BLANCHARD WILSON 21 Hillside Ter MEMORIES flute, 57, one tie out twifties, beas, drive it down that wing , snobby cliques, Gunstock, Marivista, Library, tennis porter, Kipp, you ' ll burn your fingers ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Tennis, Bas- ketball THOUGHTS: Hi Hi Hi, Good Good Good, See ya later city, can ' t hate it 64 KENNY BROWNING 1 27 Oliver Rd. JAMES CALLERY Jimmy 51 Hill Rd LINDSAY CHAPPELL 112 Louise Rd THOMAS DENNIS CONWAY Tommy 20 Alma Ave. DONNA DEMILIA MAURA B. FARRELL Don H H, 13 Colby St. 11 Cutter St MEMORIES: D.S., Sept. 12, 1973, MEMORIES. Kid, Flam, Mac parties, Christmas Eve Wheat, neck-tie parties, bounty ACTIVITIES: DECA, Bowling, hunters, Christmas trees, moun- THOUGHTS: Be nice to me, I ' m tain climbing. Outer Mongolia, always nice to you. Bruins games, Russian trolls, La! SUSAN HAYES ANTHONY LENTINl 7 Agassiez Ave Tony 41 Sycamore St. MEMORIES: lody, of Elizabeth Reed, the corner, Tom, John, Tony, Blaise, Mt. Ann, Mt. Wash- ington, Watkins Glenn, N.Y., Summer ' 73, the doors, ZZ top, Allman Bros. THOUGHTS: Jody JOHN McBRIDE 24 Stewart Ter. MICHELLE MORTON 1 3 Webster Rd SUSAN ROWLEY GARY MITCHELL 21 Stella Rd ACTIVITIES: Student Government President, Representative to one school Committee, Chairman to one Executive Board, Open Campus Committee, Dance Committee, Highpoint Staff, Yearbook Staff THOUGHTS: He only is a well made man who has a good deter- mination and an honest ap- proach SCOTT PENNY 15 Davis St. 65 4 AYW George W. Stone, Principal ADMINISTRATION Robert D. Sullivan Asst. Principal-Administrative Bernard J. Hall Asst. Principal-Instructional GUIDANCE Janet M. Geggis ENGLISH William Hayes Patricia Khoury Damian H. Curtiss Fran Whyman Bonita Rettman l Pi LMONT. NOVEMBE ' Barbara F. Currie Mary Gibbs Slater Vincent Davey Betty )ane Williams Elaine M. Levis Frances Riel Maureen Donohoe Arlene Rocchini i Elizabeth Burke, Dept. Chairman SOCIAL STUDIES Claire Austin Richard Moltz Kevin McMullen John Coleman Francis Haggerty Joseph Flaherty SCIENCE Richard Howick Mary Curtiss Bruce Ward Lee Megow Nancy Day Kenneth Fitzpatrick Norma Elfner Nancy Whiteside lean Fratta I Evelyn Cone Richard Penta, Dept. Chairman LANGUAGE lames Spinelli I— I William McGuirk MATHEMATICS ■H loan Stankiewicz George Yazejian William Mullenmeister Mary Fraga Marcia Krolikowski 84 Richard Davis, Dept. Chairman Dorothy Tully 85 ART Richard Clancy, Dept. Chairman Roger Mulford Earl Fechter Stanley Bagush I Barbara Johnson Linda Hunt 1 Robert Hart Paul McCluskey Joseph Messina BUSINESS Miss B. Alberta Cleary has given thirty-four years to the athletic program at Belmont High School. As both an instructor and a coach, Miss Cleary has instilled a sense of athletic prowess in two generations of girls at B.H.S. For twenty-nine years, up until 1970, she coached field- hockey, girl ' s basketball, and softball, and served as the only girls ' P.E. instructor at Belmont High. Mr. T. Meldon Wenner, her colleague and friend for all of her years at B.H.S., describes this as, an awful lot for one woman to handle . He goes on to say, she is a quiet, friendly woman, the only way you ever knew she was there was that her job was always done and done well. Miss Cleary ' s dedication to athletics is overshadowed only by her dedication to her girls. Her philosophy of hard play and good sportmanship has been spread over three decades of Belmont graduates. Miss Cleary has coached many victorious teams in her career. Most recently she guided the 1974 softball team to the Middlesex League Championship and into the semi-finals of the state cham- pionship before losing a 1-0 heart- breaker. Miss B. Alberta Cleary has de- voted much of her life to educating and preparing Belmont graduates. Bel- mont owes a debt of gratitude to one of it ' s own, B. Alberta Cleary. 88 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph Accornero Joan Bentz William Miller, Dept. Chairman Calista Keaveney Dominic Arangio Robert Whatley lane Ertz — Child Development DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Katherine Kearney — Fashion Design HOME ECONOMICS Richard Keefe Kathryn Dudzinski — Food Science I. A )ohn Corrigan Albert Hedemark MUSIC Ion Nicholson, Dept. Chairman Myrian Baker READING Barbara Grossman Susan Berberian Diane Seider TUTORIAL STUDY Hilda Johnson Debra Lyneis RESOURCE ROOM AUDIO-VISUAL Katheryn DiMott Patricia Gilpatrick Nancy Weaver David Kenney SECRETARIES Mary Donovan 92 Helen Zarella Rochelle Sacco CUSTODIANS lack Ladd NURSE )ane Segar 93 ACTIVITIES Student Government Gary Mitchell, President; Ricky Murphy, Vice President; (missing) Carole Kennedy, Secretary; Mr. Flaherty, Advisor Freshman Class Officers (bottom-top) Karen Markarian, Treasurer; Joanna Kain, Vice President; Amy Burns, President; (missing) Debbie Sabatino, Secretary; Mr. Messina, Advisor 98 Junior Class Officers (left) Eileen O ' Hare, Vice President; (top) Mary Ellen Mangano, Secretary; (bot- tom) Larry Clifford, Treasur- er; (right) David Ramsey, President Sophomore Class Officers (bottom-top) Jean Fraga, Advisor; Rena Glickman, Secretary; Ellen DiGiovanni, Treasurer; Barbara Cooperstein, Vice President; Mar- tina Nolan, President 99 100 Cast: left Gui Ray Blent Valerie Hanson )une Ryder Michael Der Manuelian Leon Solomon Padma Kaimal Myra Solomon Wayne O ' Neill Coach Hardy Greg Smith Charles Osmond Timothy Wu Harmon Nagel Michael Cahill Albert Solomon Mrs. Williams Director Laura Berkman Student Director Kathy Galotti Stage Manager Carol Crosby Stage Manager uV National Honor Society Michael Der Manuelian, President; Alena Raidl, Vice President; Wendy Radner, Secretary; Nancy Masters, Treasurer; Mr. Quercio, Advisor Susan Avtges, Brooke Barnes, Nicholas Bonnano, Barbara Bonanno, loan Brennan, Thomas Coate, David Coe, Carolyn Colt, Linda Connor, Anna Coyle, William Crowell, Hannah Davidson, Deborah Demetriades, Elaine Eaton, Scott Farnsworth, Maura Farrell, Gayle Feeley, Kathleen Galotti, | udith Grob, Jeffery Gui, Kristin Harris, Lauren lennings, Padma Kaimal, )ane Kassel, Deborah Kotelly, Donna Mahoney, Sarah Mantineo, Ann Martin, Anthony McGinty, Paul Miniter, Linda Morrossi, )udy Paratore, Douglas Pastorello, lanice Pecora, Susan Pelleriti, Diane Piraino, Mary Puma, Nancy Radner, Deborah Rosales, David Saidnawey, Eric Seder, Maureen Sisson, P. Gregory Smith, Victoria Snow, Diane Sorrel, Susan Stupal, Neil Tagerman, Albert Totagrande, Peter Wilson, Timothy Wu, George Yazejian Daughters of the American Revolution Janice Pecora Rensalaer Award Diane Piraino Phi Beta Kappa Nancy Radner Harvard Book Award Eric Seder Belmont Women ' s Club National Merit Semi-Finalists Susa n Stupal, Timothy Wu, Vic- toria Snow, Jeffrey Gui, Hannah Davidson Band Stage Band Marching Band Orchestra 105 I Editors Business Managers . . Circulation Manager Art Editor Boys Sports Editors Girls ' Sports Editor Typing Manager Layout Editor Advisor , Anthony McGlnty Paul Craig . . Nancy Masters Laura Berkman .... Andrew Matz . . . Carolyn Colt Mark Strassmann Eric Seder Patty Valavanls . Kathle Galottl . . . Ted Chandler Mr. Jack Coleman Uncle Lindsay Chappell Jenny Andrews Howard Hudzlnsky Bryan Ganz Mara Prelack Larry Clifford Andrew Morvay Ted MacLean Rick Murphy Holly Hodder Mark O ' Connell Mark Williams Blair Folts Sean Collins Nell Tagerman Donald Koundakjlan Tommy Stretch Rlelly Aria DIBiase Carole O ' Connor Louie Bruno Jonathan Hecht Karen Liu Tom Sommer Hannah Davidson Jeff Gul Handy Andy Blndman Steve Wicks President Maura Nolan Thomas P. X. Cassidy Sue Tananbaum Peda Wilson Win Whitehead Rachel Gibson Sarah Craig Paul Mlnltman Emily Benedek Patricia Pomer Andy Zlsklnd Mary Ellen Mangano Anna Coyle Laura Perlo Lauren Jennings Harold Gorach Dave DeMllo Padma Kalmal Karen Benedek Rena Gllckman David Behenna Jane Maloof Diane Plralno Pam Floudaras Kathy McKenney Dan MacLeod Steve O ' Brien Alison Wonderland Strassmann Elizabeth Ehrenrelch Lis Lauterbach Gordon Coopersteln Carole Stanton Albert Totagrande Ronald Tllles Gary Mitchell Debby Kotelly Brad Allison Joe Canlna Debbie Inkwell Wendy Radner Lis Hlrshkop Nancy Radner Bruce Rosenblum 106 Editor: Business Editor: Art Editor: Diane Piraino Elizabeth Brown Stacey Brown Poetry and Prose: Karen Benedek, Elizabeth Brown, Amy Bruins, Hannah Davidson, Walter Hughes, Cindy Jones, Lisa Lauterbach, Janet Lynch, Chris Manuelian, Vicki Snow, Al Totagrande, Andy Ziskind Art: Susan Cohen, Hannah Davidson, Sarah Freiberg, Katherine Griffith, Lisa Hirschkop, Kathy Ruopp 107 Spanish Club Elizabeth Tryon, President; Cathy Colt, Vice President; Su- san Chobanian, Secretary; Pam Faul, Treasurer; Miss Whiteside, Advisor The Spanish Club has spent most of this year raising funds in hopes of eventually support- ing a Spanish orphan. A major activity which took lots of preparation was the first an- nual club fiesta held in the spring. The French Club had the unique experience this year of getting together to knead and bake twenty loaves of French bread. The following day a highly successful bread, cider, and cheese sale was held. The profits treated the club to a French movie and some French cuisine. French Club Mara Prelack, President; Mrs. Patterson, Advisor Francis Barbaro, President; Mary Ellen Frangiom, Vice President; Sandra Curro, secretary; neien Aveni, Treasurer; Steve Marzocchi and Mr. Spinelli, Advisors The Italian Club had a Christmas clothing drive for the Home for Little Wanderers. The club bought a volleyball and a volleyball net which brought huge smiles to the faces of all the orphans at Christmas time. Other activities were a Pizza and Cake Sale, Candy Apple Sale, bake sales, and even a Bocci ball tournament. The year was highlighted with a delicious dinner at Fantasia. The Latin Club offers an opportunity for students at all levels of Classical Studies to meet and explore Ancient Culture. Once or twice a year members enjoy dinners at a Greek or Italian restaurants. The club raises contributions for charitable organizations by cake and candy sales and gives these funds to such causes as Globe Santa and Save The Children. Italian Club Latin Club Albert Totagrande, President; Alena Raid I, Vice President; Mary Ellen Mangano, Secretary; Diane Sorrell, Treasurer; Miss Keat- ing, Advisor Karen Liu, President; Carolyn Hickock, Vice-President; Debbie Demetriades, Corresponding Secretary; )ane Livingstone, Recording Secretary; Lisa Hirschkop, Treasurer; Mr. Penta, Advisor The German Club has had an active and successful year. Activities included volley ball practices and games against other school clubs, parties, bake sales, trips to German restaurants, cultural films and the traditional initiation dress-up and stunt day. German Club Armenian Club Bake . . . Learning Armenian Dances . . Halloween and Christmas parties . . . Dancing at the Whole World Celebration . . . Buying text books for independent study students . . . Attending the Armenian Dance Spectacular . . . Raising money to send Armenian students on a summer study program in Soviet Armenia . . . Playing volley ball against the German Club ... Backgammon Tournament ... Dancing at the New England Aquarium . . . Armenian Genocide Commemoration Program . . . Presenting the Yerevan Choral Group in concert . . . and all the shouting that went on at the meetings and dance practices. Roubina Khoylian, President; Greg Aharonian, Vice-President; Nancy Madanian, Secretary; Phyllis Madanian, Treasurer BHS Spirit Association Kathy McKenney and Jeannie Coules The Belmont High School Spirit Association, formerly known as the Pep Club, changed its name as well as its image this year. The group spent countless hours after school during the fall, making posters. The girls tried to encourage school spirit and certainly practiced what they preached. Many of them, adorned in maroon and white hats, packed the home bleachers and squeezed into away game buses. Their tasks did not go unrewarded as they were able to witness both successful football and soccer seasons. The Spirit Association will not be I. forgotten at B.H.S. BELMONT IS ' lANIM PLAN oj ffEPIN ' IT THAT .WAY I i T , i ' � iip, y .. . y Li. , — « - Lauren lennings. President; Emily Benedek, Vice-President; Debbie Solomon, Treasurer; Mrs. Williams, Advisor The Shakespeare Club gave its members experience in many different centuries of drama, from traditional Shakespearean plays to contemporary one-act play s. Members of the club went to the Brandeis production of Macbeth , and to the Loeb production of Charlie ' s Aunt. In the fall the club presented a children ' s theatre play The Invention to several elementary schools in Belmont and was very enthusiastically received. They also produced the third annual dessert theatre-in-the-round featuring the contemporary play Where Have All the Lightning Bugs Gone? an adaptation of the popular The Importance of Being Earnest, and the second appearance of the Shakespeare Club Improvisation Troupe. For the first time the club sponsored the Belmont entry in the Drama Festival. The major production in April marked a return to traditional interpretations of Shakespearean comedy by producing The Taming of the Shrew complete with Elizabethen costumes, music, and dancing. Shakespeare Club international Thespian Society The International Thespian Society has been established for those who wish to gain further exposure to all aspects of theatre production. Among other activities, I T S. members have participated in The New England Theatre Conference and have traveled through New York where they attended seminars on Broadway Production and toured several Broadway theatres backstage. The International Thespian Society produces at least one full length show per year, aids in the production of the annual all-school musical, and sponsors workshops in improvisation and other aspects of theatre production. Evenings of entertainment are also organized for the biannual initiations. Michael Der Manuelian, President; P. Gregory Smith, Vice-President; Eileen O ' Hare, Secretary; Mary Winn, Treasurer; Debbie Wheaton and Richard Murphy, Scribes; Miss Barbara F. Currie, Advisor Mr. Delorey, Advisor Computer this year has had many activities to further the use of the computer in the high school. Some of the more advanced students taught other students how to use the computer during their free study periods. Af- ter school, during meetings, informative lectures were given about computers and calculators. There were also field trips to M.I.T., calcu- lator shops, and computer companies. Computer Club Distributive Education Club Mr. Keefe, Advisor CLUBS OF D.E.C.A. began the year with its third annual Installation Dinner at the jolly Butcher Restaurant. The first activity was at the Kiwanis Country Fair and Blood Drive. In December, D.E.C.A. ' s members conducted a very successful Christmas Program for under- privileged children at Tutoring Plus in Cambridge, and later trav- eled to Belmont Manor Nursing home to sponsor another Christ- mas Program for the elderly. D.E.C.A. ' s members entered re- gional, state, and national com- petition and sponsored a twenty mile walk-a-thon for the benefit of a local charity. The year con- cluded with the third Annual Recognition and Awards Banquet at the Cottage Crest Restaurant in Waltham. 113 Chess Club I Mr. Goldman, Advisor The Chess Club allows students to learn and play the game of chess. Its chief purpose is to spon- sor the Belmont Chess Team. Last year the Chess Team participated and won a trophy for second place in the Greater Scho- lastic Chess League. This year members of the club won the Eastern Mass Three — and Four — Man Team championship. Susan Chobanian, Presi- dent; Gordon Cooper- stein, Vice-President; Thomas Cassidy, Treasur- er; Rhoubina Khoulian, Secretary; Mr. Carey, Ad- visor The Forum Club is com- posed of students inter- ested in debating and po- litical issues. The Club runs the yearly school- wide Mock Election in November. Other events this year included a de- bate on abortion and an exchange program as well as monthly speakers. Forum Club mmmmm 1 i ! ! ■ : !i i i i h M i fe ! m � ! i I : ill li B| Paul Achorn, President; Thomas Cassidy, Vice-President; David Be- henna, Treasurer; Danny Conley Carolyn Colt, Secretary The Media Assistants Club has a very important function within the school. By training members to use audiovisual equipment, these facilities become more widespread as teaching aids. Members learn to operate equipment such as stage lighting, films, tapes, and even the closed circuit television. Media Club Mr. Kenney, Advisor Science Club This year the Science Club has undertaken a variety of interesting activities. Special groups have been formed to accomodate the different interests and a group interested in Physics has also undertaken joint projects with the Science Club. Activities have included a special expedition to Boothbay Harbor, Maine, the formation of Electronics, Weather, Acquarium, Physics, and Chemistry groups within the club, and attendance of lectures, as well as after school discussion of scientific topics. Mark Handy, Executive Secretary; Andrew Mavars, Treasurer; Mr. Cameron, Advisor r REP. _ V oloniRls? .. wi I I I ! I I Ik ■i i i | O ' D — C -C 03 QC a� c -C c y ■ — ro u- O _ u = o ' ' ai t: z -E o c • o -r; c 20 - = o -5- U 0) Qj — 1 o ' k— 03 ' .2 c; — i5 u l l iE5 • rs LO • — H3 3 u S) a.’ c -c ' 2 c g-£ U U ro o c -c O ■ ai . a m E c o CL m a c U o ' c o CO _c c a I — DC : — as $ -O c 1 1 ro O 03 C h- K - _J O Qj ro X C m ■ - J= • 2 O o 0 U oi. £ 0 .0 g c E 03 QJ i i O c -O u 03 O -C u r - o - § E | 03 C£ Q . E a 03 « I U . . LO .— u - o O! O -E X 0 CQ aT Q 5 to C£ £ 5 , Q_ o : “ -o ro H3 CQ U 4 = “l m it — OC ai m c .2 75 03 o c BELMONT ' S MAROON MARAUDERS 8-2 you ' ve gotta believe Bobby Shea Peter Sullivan 122 BHS SCOREBOARD Opp 8 Acton-Boxboro 6 12 Stoneham 6 20 Lexington 3 26 Melrose 12 7 Woburn 0 6 Wakefield 0 18 Winchester 16 23 Burlington 9 7 Reading 14 14 Watertown 28 bbhhh 123 124 Carole O ' Connor Joan Brennan Val Hanson Jayne Fagan H FH nn ! ft 4 rrx J i ri MARCHING BAND COLOR GUARD EM HEf TOVTV ! ToucWownT - pscn Brad Allison Mark Strassman SOCCER Rick Hubbard Jeff Ellowitz SCOREBOARD BHS Opp. 6 Woburn 1 2 Burlington (OT) 1 3 Winchester 1 2 Wakefield 1 3 Lexington 4 1 Melrose 2 3 Stoneham 0 2 Watertown 0 9 Woburn 0 2 Burlington 0 2 Winchester 3 0 Wakefield 3 0 Lexington 0 3 Watertown (OT) 2 1 Melrose 0 4 Stoneham 1 Mike Shortell Sean Collins Peter Wilson Tom Sommers George Yazejian Steve Johnson Jon Hecht Steve Johnson First row: (left to right) Jim Burns, Jay Dunn, John Amato, Jon Harris, Jeff Ellowitz and George Yazejian. Second Row: Mike Castagno, Rick Hubbard, Len Paolillo, Tom Som- mers, Sean Looney, Paul Mangano, Jon Hecht, Greg McManus, Paul Blackman, and Steve Johnson. Third Row: Coach Jim Mahoney, Jon Ebinger, Dave Behenna, Mark Strassman, Captain Peter Wilson, Win Whitehead, Sean Collins, Brad Allison, Mike Shortell, and Manager Richard Aurelio. Mike Castagno Dave Behenna Paul Blackman Win Whitehead The Swim Team completed an ex- cellent season receiving a trophy for a three way tie for first place in the league. The only loss was a close, heartbreaking meet against Need- ham, where Belmont trailed by a few points. GIRL ' S SWIM TEAM First Row: Elisabeth Brosens, Karin Tobiason, Mary Shea, Donna Mahoney (Co-capt.), Pam Nichols (Co-capt), Monica Missio, Mary Beth Manning, Lisa Lauderbach, Second Row: Susan Mayzel, Sarah Craig, Kathy Dorsey, Mara Chobanian, Sonya Griffith, Susanne Littleton, Corrine Babalas (Manager), Third Row: Denise Dorsey, Leslie Dunphy, Faith Burchard, Andrea MacAulay, Cindy Bakon, Cyndi Reed, Mary Beth Gorman, Laura Perlo, Patty Lavin, Bernice Kvam (Manager), Fourth Row: Wendy Shaw, Mary Ellen Mangano, Cyndy Westlund, Carol Manning, Pam Murphy, joy Gogek, Debbie Todd, Joan Bentz (Coach) 131 FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Liz Brown, Suzanne Rodrigues, Nancy Madanian, Suzanne Rousseau, Jeannie Coules, Paula Mahoney, Second Row: Miss Cleary, Nancy Kelley, Sara Mantineo, Susan Rocha, Susan Avtges, Barbara Kelley, Debbie Rosales, llene Do- nahue Many long, exhausting hours of practice, hundreds of jumping jacks, situps, and squat thrusts, countless laps, and of course those obnoxious jumping over the stick drills, all were an unforgetable portion of the 1974-75 field hockey season. We practiced our Joanies , played oscar, and watched the soccer games whenever Miss Cleary wasn ' t looking. Our final record showed us with four wins and six losses, three of which were by only one goal. Five people broke into the scoring column this season; Susan Rocha, Nancy Madanian, Susan Avtges, Nancy Kelley, and Suzanne Rousseau. The highpoint of the season was a long awaited vic- tory over Winchester, the first in eight years. Eight dedicated seniors leave the team this year with many newly established traditions . . . impinge! Miss Cleary Suzanne Rousseau, Capt. Debbie Rosales Nancy Kelley Barbara Kelley GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling (L-R), Suzanne Rousseau, (co-capt.); Judy Paratore, (co-capt.) Standing (L-R), Suzanne Rodriques, Sara Mantineo, Barbara Kelley, )udy Collins, Patty Shea, Coach Richard Howick, Beth Vinson, Patty Valvanis, Susan Rocha, Pam Grant, (missing from picture) Angela Basile and Faith Burchard We ' ve got high hopes, that ' s the way t he song went. We set for ourselves some high goals and spent four months working up to them. Our victories were overwhelming when we won, we won big, averaging a point spread of twenty one. We broke our team scoring record four times during the season, finally finishing with a new record of seventy one points. Dedication, long practices, spirit and respect for our coach helped us to reach our goals. Coach Howick is an incredibly dedicated man, we played and won for him. Individual as well as team efforts and a feeling of complete unity carried us into the State Tournament, where we set even more records. Judy Paratore scored an unbelievable thirty two points in the Tournament Opener, to break her previous record of thirty points. Including tournament play our final record stands at eleven wins and four losses. This season was one that neither the team nor the town will forget for seasons to come. Friendly ' s breakfasts and MacDonald ' s lunches, team meetings, lemon meringue pie, gatorade, Joe , big doof, elbows, trampoline club, red flag team, thumper, and especially we will never forget our coach nor each other nor the unity we shared for four memorable months. It ' s not how you start, it ' s how you finish, and we ' re going to finish on top . . . Belmont vs. Newton Catholic 71-10 State Tournament Belmont vs. Pope John Belmont vs. Watertown 46-21 34-41 -i Top Row (Right to Left): Richard Jaynes (Co-Capt.), Tom Riley, Bren- don Hynes, Cliff Larson, Peter Sulli- van, Steve Costabile (Co-Capt.) Bot- tom Row (Right to Left): Ray Per- rone (Manager), John McGinness, Darin Muckjian, Mark Strassmann, Sean Collins BOYS BASKETBALL B.H.S. Basketball Schedule Dec Hth BELMONT 6B Newton South 46 Dec. 23 Woburn 86 BELMONT 72 Dec. 27th BELMONT 74 Burlington 70 Dec 30th Melrose 71 BELMONT 70 Jon- 3rd BELMONT 61 Winchester 57 Jan. 7th Lexington 56 BELMONT 55 Jan. 10th BELMONT 64 Beading 62 Jan. 14th BELMONT 74 STONEHAM 63 Jan. 17th Wakefield 74 BELMONT 71 Jan. 21st Watertown 63 BELMONT 62 Jan. 23th Woburn B7 BELMONT 80 Jan. 28th BELMONT 60 Burlington 38 Jan. 31st Melrose 3B BELMONT 31 Tuesday Feb. 4 BELMONT 84 Winchester 70 Friday Feb. 7 Lexington 72 BELMONT 67 Tuesday Feb. 11 BELMONT 73 Reading 61 Friday Feb. 14 BELMONT 82 Stoneham 68 Tuesday Feb. 18 Wakefield 70 BELMONT 35 Thursday Feb. 20 BELMONT 64 Newton So. 47 Friday Feb. 21 Watertown 67 BELMONT 63 SEASON RECORD: WON 10 LOST 10 First Row (left to right): Mark Ziskind, )ohn Brugeman, ]ud Burns, Mark O ' Neil, Danny Conley, Eric Seder (co-capt.), Mark Achorn, Second Row (left to right): Dan Winters, Peter Haley, Greg Parsons, )on Ga- nak, Ted Glimp, Nyjil Yarren- ton, Matt Wilson, )ohn Kelly, Rob Coffman, Joseph Accor- nero (coach). Third Row (left to right): Mark Ryan, Fred Pre- scott (co-capt.) 140 GYMNASTICS Sitting in front: Karen Mahoney, (co-capt.), Diane Nakashian, (co-capt.). First Row (L to R): Allison Feeley, Bernice Kvam, Rose Bruno, Carol Pergamo, Kathy Dorsey, Ellen O ' Brien, Eileen Egan, Susan Wyatt, Paula O ' Brien, Michelle McCarthy, lean Lynch, Debbie Lynch, Mary OToole. Second Row: Coach Calista Keaveney, Melissa Reed, Susan Calley, Carol Vinson, Kathy Goulet, joanne DiGiovanni, )oy Sabota, Carole Stanton, Anne Farnsworth, Kim MacFarlane, Therese Fappiano, Liz Desrosiers, Maureen Kiley, Patty Lavin (Manager). Missing. Rachael Gibson, Sonia FHuntley, Marybeth Manning. ' ■ ' ■ ■ 1 pMNVMilHIF 143 HOCKEY Front Row (L to R): Jay Borelli, Rick Flewelling, Steve TriscFiitta, Sean Looney, Paul Mangano, Bob Shea (Capt.), Jim O ' Donovan, Pat Mulcahey, Jim Piraino, Tom Ray, Charlie Bonnano, Back Row: Coach Vigilirolo, Billy Gardener (Manager), Jack Igo (Capt.), Tom Fitzgerald, Jerry Tashjian, Steve Johnson, Jerry Gallagher, Steve Hart, Billy Kelly, Mike Twomey, Charles Wright, Mike Hebert, Coach McCafferty, Barry Loiter WRESTLING First Row (Left to Right): )oe Canina, jack Haverty, )ohn Bloomfield (Capt.), Brian Ganz, John Grollman, Joe Ahern. Second Row (Left to Right): Eugene McKinnon, Nick Laskaris, Bob Touma, Frank Cel I i, Francis Fang, David Babineau, Hyo-Suk-Kim, Ron Nally, David Haverty (missing), Andy Bindman (missing), Don White (Coach) 147 CROSS COUNTRY Team: Don Swanbon (Capt.), Ed Comeau, Cliff Rover, Dennis Dow, Mark Achorn, Paul Martinez, Steven McGinty, Tommy Delaney, Peter Carmen, Jim Turlo, Matt Wilson, Morris Wheeler, Janet Lynch INDOOR TRACK First Row (left to right): Albert Cassela, Morris Wheeler, Anthony Arraro, Don Swanbon, Tom Delaney, Conrad Huntley, Howie Thompson, Paul McCue, Nick Markintonis, Kevin Cain. Second Row (left to right): Coach Megow, Rich Aria, Chris Grace, Don Koundakjian, Ron Tilli s, Cliff Rober, Paul Martinez, Joe Presti, Len Analetto, Steve McGinty, )ohn Cobuzzi, Peter Tang, )im Matz, )ohn Ebinger, Third Row (left to right): Coach Bartley, Rich Hutchinson, Tom Cassidy, Dan Salvucci, )ohn Holt, Gordon Wassman, Steve Auffinger, Frank Michienzi, )ohn Fang, Bill Turlese Cast: Michael Der Manuelian Prof. Hill Marian Parou Elizabeth Brown Eu la lie MacKecknie Shinn Candy Manion Mayor Shinn Gordon Clay Marcellus Brick Bushman Mrs. Parou Carolyn Vitiello Ewart Dunlop Greg Smith v m it ■P r w r 8 si 154 I Kifl ■ . H. - “ ■ mf ' ■ PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Achorn Miss Claire Austin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Aveni Mr. and Mrs. William H. Behenna Mr. and Mrs. Peter Behrakis Lillian F. Blacker Mr. and Mrs. John F Blackman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P Bonanno Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bozkurtian Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. 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Paratore Mrs. Margaret Pettinato Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Piraino Dr. and Mrs. Vinceny J. Scali Mr and Mrs. Aaron Stepansky Sydney M. Sorrel Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tricomi Mr. and Mrs. Robert B Vail Marie Viglirolo Mrs. Mary P. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Wilayto Mr. and Mrs. Sumner H. Woodrow Mr. and Mrs. Vazigian PURDY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 80 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 482-501 7 ™ E I0W SM0P, ,NC SMART APPAREL FOR MEN 455 Common Street � Cushing Square Belmont, Massachusetts 484-5452 25 Years in the same location BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 75 from WAVERLEY DONUTS “The youngest shop in town 484 Trapelo Rd. 484-9887 BIKETOWN Best of Luck to Class of 75 SALES ' N SERVICE 12 BRIGHTON ST. BELMONT 489-1122 LINDA ' S DONUTS 247 Belmont St. Belmont Good Luck to CLASS of 75 DOM ' S PIZZERIA 389 Trapelo Rd. GOOD LUCK Belmont, Mass. CLASS of 1975 484-7070 Dominick P. Guarino and Sons PIZZAS - SUBS - DINNERS NATOLI REALITY CO. 451 Common St. THE CENTRE BAKERY RESIDENCE -404.0752 21 Leonard St. 484-6220 Where BREAD is 39 t a LOAF! MARK MARK A RIAN Complete Rug Service Upholstery Cleaning 43 WILEY ROAD BELMONT, MAS6 BEST OF LUCK Pet Foods tropical Fish Exotic Birds All accessories mi im BELMONT PET SHOP H i ROBERTS PHARMACY t || 1 Orthopedic-Medical-Surgical Supplies 1 Egsl IB 1 360 Trapelo Rd. Belmont, Ma. 02178 r BB ' i “YOUR PETS BEST FRIEND” C. J. COLOTTI, OWNER 1H 1 Phone 489-2300 j 434 COMMON STREET I B 7 CUSHING SOUARE YW? 1 1 IVANHOE -4-4216 1 TRAPELO AUTO SUPPLY BATSON ' S “We sell the best because we buy the best YOUR BRAND NAMES DISTRIBUTOR PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 382 Trapelo Rd. (Next to Studio Theatre) BELMONT OPEN EVES - DIAL 489-2250 Fred Deleo — Fred )r. — Al Costabile — Gene Donald Morrison, M.S., Reg. Pharm. Cushing Sq., Belmont, Mass. Merullo IVanhoe 4-5800 INVISIBLE WEAVING SUEDE and LEATHER Cleaning + Repairing ANDREWS DECORATING CENTER SARTOR CLEANERS and TAILORS Paint - Shades - Custom Draperies — Wallpa- per 118 Concord Ave. 484-7300 Across from High School 89 Trapelo Road Belmont, Mass. 02178 484-0059 Edwin R. Sage Co. 59 Leonard St. Belmont Center 256 Trapelo Rd. Belmont Purveyors to Particular People Specializes in blow cutting ™ for men women Good Luck to the Class of 1975 from Ap J THE RACKET SHACK DALE DRUG 46 Leonard St. Belmont Center ' s ' Jf 489-0450 The shop for all your tennis needs 245 BELMONT ST. ) BELMONT. MASS. . STEVE TAVIT1AN, B S ,R PH j 1 TEL. 484-0172 • BEL MONT :: c un 4 : ■ ■ is Tn; 331 Pleasanl St. at PHONE 484- Brighton St. 7770 Free Prescription Delivery PHONE 484-1270 £Belmont iSpo ' ils Shop, nc. SPORTS EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES — SKATES SHARPENED Tennis Rackets Restrung 390 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT, MASS. 02178 CLEANING 1 HOUR CLEANING . LL WO ' K DONE ON PREMISES -QUALITY SHIRT SERVICE - WE DO ALL TYPES OF TAILORING 399 TRAPELO RD. BELMONT, MASS. 02178 PHONE 484-5863 FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 484-8010 ACME SHADE and VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY TONTINE WASHABLE WINDOW SHADES WOVEN WOOD AND ALUMINUM SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS DRAPES AND DRAPERY HARDWARE WE CLEAN AND REPAIR BUNDS COMBINATION ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS BILL GREGOR 241 A BELMONT STREET JOE MOLINARO BELMONT. MASS. THE FRANCIS H. AGENCY, iNC. 701 CONCORD AVENUE • CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02138 (617) 492 4900 % 2 7 0 TRAPELO ROAD • B E L M O N T , M A S S A C H U S E T T S 0 2 1 7 8 • S 1 7 — 4 8 9 - 0 4 0 0 BELMONT VOLKSWAGEN Henry’s Bakery A Complete Bakery Service All Biking Done (In The Premliti Gifts for All 484-9302 Occasions rv if Wadding if Birthday ★ Annlvtraariaj Party -Cakes C: 1 Showers DREAD • ROLLS • PASTRIES PIES COOKIES 484 2763 DIAMOND . . . CHINA SILVERWARE F ancy Pastries on Special Order 279 BELMONT ST BELMONT 501 Common Street Thomas Conti Belmont, mass. 02178 489- 1 666 .. ,m1 Phone IVanhoe 4-5770 W iAffTr njjp 71 LEONARD ST , NLXT TO FILCNES a on BtLMONl 70 MASSACHUSETTS « — ) q Jnc. MARTIN REID RICHARD HOFFMAN 51 Leonard Street CHRISTA EILBRACHT Belmont. Mass. 02173 484-0090 HILLSIDE GARDEN SUPPLY CD. Jhe 1C netting Sox YARNS AND NEEDLECRAFT SUPPLIES SEEDS TOOLS PAINTS FERTILIZERS PLANTS EVERGREENS 5 CUSHING AVE CUSHING SQ MILDRED WHITTIER BELMONT MASS 02178 Brighton St. Blanchard Rd. Belmont, Mass. W. J. CANTWELL, JR. (617) 484-4594 617 • 484-8173 BELMONT COINS jCeonard Stationers COINS AND SUPPLIES FOR COLLECTORS SOCIAL - COMMERCIAL - XEROX Wishes the Class of 75 ALL THE BEST 100 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT, MASS 02178 32 Leonard Street Belmont, Mass. 02173 BELMONT, MASS 02178 SIMONETTI ELECTRIC 355 Trapelo Road Belmont, Mass. 02178 Phone 484-9110 12-14 Church St. Waverley, Mass. ALEXANDER E. CORBETT DRUGS, inc. Good Luck to the Class of 75 with compliments BELMONT PHOTO 439 Common St. SPECIALISTS IN TEE WORLD ' S FINEST since CHEESE is s o TEE CHEESE SHOP OF BELMONT INC. A Congratulations to the Class of 75 SUPERIOR LAUNDRY CO. 99 Blanchard Rd. Cambridge 021 38 868-9700 38 LEONARD STREET BELMONT CENTER, MASS. 02178 TELEPHONE (617) 484-6524 The best in everything to the Class of 75 LEE ' S YANKEE DOLLAR RESTAURANT Serving the best in Chinese and American food and take out orders all kinds of sandwiches 438 Common St. Cushing Square Tel. 484-5470 Belmont, Mass. GOOD LUCK to the class of 1975 Compliments from Mount Auburn Tennis Center 57 Coolige Avenue Watertown Courtesy of Zarren Motors Inc. 790 Pleasant St. Belmont 484-7500 American Motors and )eep Sales, Service and Parts GEORGE PESSOTTI Owner Telephone (617) AB9-1B59 484-9856 (617) 489-1860 ANITA ’ S DONUTS 384 Trapelo Road - Belmont, Mass. 02178 Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday 5 a.m. - 7 p.m. 5 a m. - 5 p.m. 6 a.m. • 12 noon Specializing - In quality hand-cut donuts and oversized muffins. Serving customers, wholesalers organizations for “17 years.” UNION 379 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS 02178 -1 ’ 1 U . Ill l( sills IIOVVII s 3 ocveti Oot c f-Li Gccaiioni P.M. Maclnnis, Licensed Ins. Consultant IVANHOE INSURANCE AGENCY HENRY D. AGAH ' GIAN ft WILLI 57 UN R O A l ' BELMDNT MASS 382 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT, MASS. 484 2004 484 0319 BELMONT S LARGEST COMPLETE HOME DECORATING CENTER SeCmont St. 76dwe. Co. One. 283 BELMONT ST BELMONT JOHN R IVESTER President Telephone 489-0044 tt€ 491 COMMON STREET BELMONT, MASSACHUSEnS 02178 AF 1 €R l Hf SAM 1 1 rni LRvic.i THAT ( ()• I AGE NTS F OR SCHWINN RAI flGH BELMONT CYCLERY I XPl K I l | HAIRING ON A; l TYI I OF BICYCLES ' A C JSHING SQUARE BE ' VON ' 1 V ASS 0 178 TEL. 484-5772 THE TOPS CLEANERS PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANER “FAST SERVICE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE 495 COMMON STREET BELMONT, MASS. 02178 PLEASANT ST. GARAGE of BELMONT, Inc. 1000 Pleasant Street Route 60 Dodge A belmont, mass 02178 A m DODGE TRUCKS COLTS JOSEPH A. DEMILIA President Phone 484-5420 484 880 J ALTERATIONS AND DRESS MAKING CL. cTf. ‘ JaLrics WOOLENS • COTTON - SYNTHETIC MATERIAL SEWING NOTIONS • CUSTOM MADE DRAPES - CARPETING - 10% Discount For Students 493 COMMON STREET CUSHING SQUARE BELMONT, MASS. CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING ART SUPPLIES - PRINTS the frame hut, inc. 63 LEONARD STREET BELMONT CENTER, MASS. E. Clancy 4 34 - 4 4 B □ R. 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