Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

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The Class of 1971, in gratitude for her tireless efforts and inspiration, would like to dedicate the 1971 WARRIOR to our advi- sor, Miss Theresa Re. 14 Burton Davis Prexidenl Helen Dolan St'1'I'?IdIfl' Paula Fichcra I 'iL'c'- PI'U,S'icfUI1l Marie Lamuntea Tre zu u IPI' .1 ' 1' N.o', , 4 . , . rl .ss-' - 4 .qw-'g Steven Raymond Alurl Donna Altobelli Sieve Dmrmz M K xx Phyllis Amoroso Phil I L lei in-up ,J Ax ,X Peter Anderson ' Pele Y? Robert Anderson we Y' Suxun Anderson Robert Michael Annexe Linda 1166 AI1IOrluk S110 A mncsia l 6 f X r- ggwwi a L - , . 1 U' -f .4- dl. Bum QQWQQ' ' 1 .X A- lb Penny Arey Rwbin Bagley Dau BUMP! lhm Je in B ulu Jlffl' ,Z , fvfx j r,x.,kff,X 'VX arf 1 s 'Q' Y' -Q Sandra Baxter Alfred Bcllcrmc Sandi' I 4117, 17 TN Ken Burlmxlm I Y? 'x N1.1r1c IJ L. R Robert A. Bent Hurk fi Robert Bergazzi Patricia A. Blood Bob Puma 115 Patricia Bly Jill M. Borthwick Pam 11711,- 3-.nf Nancy .lcttnnc Boutilier fs., 'vs Robert Boulanger Michael Quentin Boyson Bob The Bryce 18 1 lx 'X 1- 'W Donald A. Bona Bcllxic lrcnc Bruce lhxud llrndlkwrd B020 Bcllx Du x L' f-W -XX z l , I2 ' '7' Heather Ferguson Brown Plzrnlg '7 .-Xrlhur D. Brown fl rin' 'QCP I O f 47 Nunn .fi-'U' BLll'l'TLll'Ll Ellen Brown Br1rlw, l?nfm11u ,gre 'Vx N.. Brmxll Rlclmrd ll linux n Rf. is 19 I x 1 1, X Ddkld Bruu Rvhtfl BFUWH Paul Bfunello 37 .U xv muh is X1 fi! Churlcx Ni, Bry un Leonard Buckland Judith Bunker C Bunk Juzlr Bu Dunnu A. Burke Domlx' Jim Burke Y!-V7 Michael Calluh.1n Cul rf- 1--1' Zi. lumex Nlnehelel Burke lLH-l1ll K! .L 'rs' N1.1ry ellen Buller Hu! UQ' fv-0 .Immune llxmerun .ln -,, '95 Dehm Clrmphell DCF John W. Cameron Herbert tlrmpbell 21 llffi' K...,7 Mrchclle Carpenter Len Niuchuel Ckrwdy Alan C Arr F YT? QluL1d1.1C.1xcN Marie Culcrrno Riu' 22 'V Walter W. Carroll Billx' 3 x Irene Chumhc rluin Rcniv Stephen P, Chmclncr 4,-5 Frank Chrunoxuki Cllxpur lx 91 lx.1lhlu.n CllflNIldI1Nt.I1 IXVUIXII' if 'x Tv clmrd Georg f'l11'1xm ii l.ll1dxl C xbul kl nl I nk W, A it M ' SR, . is L 9,5 Kevin Chubb Cillllhbtl , - YW, ' Q N nn f DOI1I1Llf'ILiflx XXVIHIJI ' HM' 23 l 1 X x, l W 4 ll il llx V Kb! Kill A A l , l K X i li xl .ludilli Cleigli Steven Class William Clow flldl' fx Q. 411 'U-il? .,.-4---' -LQKV Arthur Collier mlrlic 'fi 1?-Q Robert Cmiiim'rN Donald Conrad Eliwbclh M,C0rbC1l Hnfin BCIIZ 24 A Catherine Ann Corocrun Oulu' J 'i Dcbwmh Currmcr llvlvhzv 3 , f 1 J Joan F. Cmlc Zum L. CQUUNCIIN 'Ct' rg' Dcmxc T. Crear Boop Dave Creur Anne X1.lI'IC Crnnum Piggl' Cxr1m1m 25 'CV Alice Crockett ray f-.17 I Al Stixtm Crocker Joanne NI. Crosbx S iw Donna D'Amore if ! 'L? Qfiff Dtivid A. Crow Muriel Curtis li 'mimi Cliicken JU 1 William J. Dtmcliy Bill 26 Burton R. Davis Bunlqi' ? ,..4-., Lim if fini: X Du fum Ninn Umm .lg1rUcNlJ.1xxw llzlltx 'vi '-' r -7 . W A41 ,I S 23, x A ? f if f l , .LW I Richard Dcgm .luhn Dc .-XI'lgClIN ML ' ' bl Dliln I W' QLY' A, i 1 15' F-' , 1 ,' .1 f l' -'s 1 if IXVH' X' . , , f f, . J ' 4 f J p, ,L f f DEM L 1 L1 6 -7 X xxlr Y-'SP Dana DcRm1cr Dunlm l71X11m!1 Dum: liumplmruy Iluxrnomi ffIIHIlR'l' 27 lb 'i x 1? W1 ,U 1 ' M, 1 if 'gli L: ' 'l 4 S Michael DiPiclro Pepin: Brian Michael Donnelly Steve Donovan .4. I-. T CO, 'L X327 Helen Dolan Hella Rlelmrd Donnelly I .l UN, l ll l lhlcen Donahue Ktllllrl' F? DNA Paula Donovan Yr 'wp' Carol Dornmo 28 , fi Denise Doyle DUB 5, if ,sl Q If , Af gf Kenneth DuBo5e lX'L'IlIIl' fs PU' -.ai Douglas Duggan Doug XV W X Q.-47 V' Lisa Dumas Bvrllzu lf? I 1Il1.m lznrluhl -. X Timothy Dutile ' Tim Eaton X K Lf' Brian Emmonx Bruce Enmgm Bruins I . I .D !X: f-7x . , Q, f Q .A ' H61 . ,nf '--gg W .V J' I Q' K 'MM' wi x,,, f, 'X J Barham Fubbo Barb Donna Erickwn Dun. Dun 30 W nv' ' -Ia 1 . 45' ff .'? 1i' - f an Y -1.1 Y' l X x in K 5' . A'n n' ' fig.. 4 . 3 I r,P'l ': 3 N I f. -Elf-s'Q x!E X, H I, Thnmux Furla Tum Cullen E. Fanning ,lUNCPh l'lL1WCdU jlli' ,,.-1 Ollie Payton Paula FlCl'lCfLi Fred .ff uw 5 Q ,E Susan Finney John Foley Sue 'llulzmzx Elizabeth Flannery Bam' 31 ,KW l , CP' Nil A i 'Jr RQ ,, XL -L an fkyxl , K, 3. rx I ig XX' N2 W .xv X XXQ Vx Dave Follweiler Daniel Fraser Dumzi' ,xii Y' -7 ...f Martha Foster Theresa R. Frdumgni Tlirasc' V Kathleen I. Foster Karhi' W. tv Phil I-ircdrickwn Karen Frink llcnnrl Kee 32 Ln ij? s I . r 1 rl: 51-, Ex., .1-.. s ' 'Qii . L l X vu-qv William Ffill f l'llIl' H Lug Garabcdnan Rwlxrl C1.1ll.1m Buh cc' hdxxglrd Chxlxm l l'r11'gfx' SN R1 A5 Ox clurd C1.1ll.1lIl Rnfz X Q Hx 'S Kai, N7 by W 2, I ilIlLl.1 .X Qi.1llu1fu Low PLH1' w 1 O., V I l.11r1uCv.1.1,l Nlffwf lf, wx 4 MXN K7 l Q dsx Alison Marie Gearin Big Al 'X-'1 Linda Giordano it, if Mike Giblin Gzbhi' Shawn F. Gibson WV Kathy E. Gibson Kalh dr Rwbvirl C. Glass Sum 34 Pdpf' Francis Glavin V? Kathleen Glavin Kathi Elizabeth Ann Greelish Belly ,f7 pq, Qfj .fx , ,Og 0 X fxffijv w- -fr Cor 1 Gordon M . L 4 QC! whiff UVW ff? 'C, .7 Dcb ,M 1'.1 :Xml C lhivlm' YS? . jg 1? J C Kathleen Gmlmnu l'c'11r111l Palmcla A. cfI'CCl1NlNllh IVIXIILI 35 Q .irl Cxucnlll I lkfulu' t, Charles J. Guenther Clrurclrm' Robert B. Hagel Bnh Richard G uilfoyle Sniper ' ix- ! I John E. Hajinlian 36 1 X tj Valerie A. H aesebrouck Val --1 Mark H all Murk .lUxCPhI'lliI'I1CllI1 .luv -gt i 'IF' G41ilHanNon CNIITI7 37 0 , X SN 34: if M ichuel Harrigan flfllkc' 'QNQT Robert Hennins Beau Susan Harrold Sue .- 'A 9'xM I f' Robin Haskell Huvlq' 1'--'Y Diane M urie Heske D1 ' 38 John Henderson L.HEIIl. ix L, lr Linda Joy Hillix Lin Paul Holmu Hvlnzefie Stephen M. Horan Red 1 ' O Nancy LUUINC Hogan Num if Y- 7 1 , v l I 'f c',, A ..- Kathlccn Hopkinx kj lxlulzx Uwufff, ww df! Dunn.1 Humn llffrgwz 'Qi Virgin n n : ,tf:fw n M x f Lf Q 1 N1.1urccn Hughcx K aff? U Um' f 39 Tl? Barry Iadarola vg' John Iozzo 1 Cliflbrd JL1cque5 40 1.7 Joan Iannelli Tvnee 0 'di tzzvf Deborah A. Isabelle Debbie f' Edward T. .lenkms Jvnks 4-Q., Anthom M. Johnston Tony l Kevin Johnwn Kc v 'US , . X .f 1 x Evcrcll S. .loncx Q-7 Clary .lcnkmx 'vs h ,Y I CW Cillclfflt' 'X N 0 Jacquclmc Judd Umm- lxcarncy lkiulrl P Z 2- F 5 . ' Y' 1'-. . . -1. 'Z' 0. , - 'i 41 :Y X U41 l 177 Leah Anne Sarah Keating lx'c'clIx 41' Q T112 .loan Kelly Kc!! . 1 ,Q f, C5 ,ff Jamex Kelleher Jmz Q44- Bonme Kcnderdme f Dmnna Marie Kelley Don D011 Patricia Keplin Pam' T? Daxnd Killeen John King lime John 42 'C KI. . '7',f'2.n'f.- 'K' 4 -.5 5 - 'ya W iw -X31 f 2 . Matthew King .Wall 3-.1 Patricia Ann Knapp Pai, Purim' 1. G! 2 Cheryl Kronlund Chrrsune klmg Chrzr '15 Fmnccs Klm Fn1m'1ne 'gtk Marx Km ht Pnndfe 43 Larry lxmux -vu! W .r I'r.mk l,.1 f'0llIll.1lI1 L 5 ,J . Y., if-f FB - .E K XILIVIC Threuxu l.L1I11LiHl6L1 Nag lu V7 Nancy Law .YlIHt'L' 'i IQN I-'lx Xlqxttrccn A. Lcglhcy Vue' .3 YLJP Lynette Latham , f xi ,N x 5 L tl ' X. Hu ,T Wt tx 'L XJ, XX lf' ' LL' W, Af - I . t ,. x l 1 XV t A t r t ' 4+ f Mx L Y hi-TY ,x.. t Mary E, Luuletta wwf J acki Law renson Jafki fi' .J 'I7 Phlllp J. Leavitt Pip 44 Q T-TJ' .learmette A Lebel J an il t Qrw 1r 'P fi nt XV? Rohcrtw lcc Bnhhl Robert W. Lee Kdlhlccn Nirxrlc l,con.1rd Dubs Iflllhl' 1 - 'L--1-: 'L' 'Q 'Z .,..,.1 'L: 1 4, fi 0 gr 'Q 9 6 5 2 1- W1 :Q I 5, Lv 2 -. 3 4 , 1 ,,,.-...W ., , , . ,M wwf-f'f A ...U ., . ,. , .--1' N Hu 'gi' . Y 6 N E37 ..kV.., George Lwmf KAIITICCII Nl lr-M1 Silllflfltl lx.1fl1r Larry Leone Zark 45 Jean Lilly A-A, if b OCQA95 -ek...-qu Gary Lohnes Wimlm' :L Edwm Mclnlo, 1 . 5 QMS Kathleen Lucken fb IHS Nancy Muckicwicz Q Mirza' y QT ,qv fjfb 'gzgf Leonard MacLeod Kathleen MacLean Klllfl-1' 46 4-slr z 1 Chrlxline Nhgum. Richard Maddox Rid: Qwlw 901 WJ! M5 f1fII'IK MM Steve Muvliozzi zlx Joan Maher Twerp gh OJ if p WMDMVJ I Stephen Mzmisculco Allllltll' Nav' ' 1 ' 1 Joseph Nigmdaruno . IMC A 1 M' RQ 47 l llClIld.l XI.11'e.-In KXIIIJX lf ,' t 'l Q'- Roherl A. Mnwn Jr. Bob Matson Regina Ann Matthews .-If S. 11. Gina vy- 'hun-v' L? Denise Mavnzird ..,, ffl x,-, 5-v Y--.4 T Cicnc ll. Mnnonc Bonnie Fv1c.AXdnl11s Suzanne McAdon Mealhall cg Ginn Hnlv S110 48 'S' i Don McCall Timothy J. McCarthy Nhrunn Nicfluy Tim ,X -gg f xy Bruce McClellan Pe::'1' 715 ,..-- John McClellan Viviun McCormack Bryan Xlulkucll HH 49 U 'X Ed Mercer 1 'lf g X5 Skinlzeaa' . , fx Brenda J, McGowan NOrene Meadows 6-fl' W 4,1-1' J Allen J. rwemer. .Ire , ,1 ' X- --Bfg 41 H ' . 3 Beverly Milley David Mitchell Bc v fllilclr Audrey Margaret Milton Aud all l. QW 'T Frances Molinari Fr annie Kathleen Mixon James Mulrmxrn Kallrv I mx U' 'SQQMLFLD Wwe' Of wiv? ww Jeff - Debbie Morelli Pepfn0 ,M V W, ,Aw X QJQ 'LM V bayxhx' J, gh V Patricia Morris Panr Slumrux 'C 'N x ,I John ,Imeph Nlolrrmri ,Hull CPN, E Bunn X1.xrx Xlorlxmur Sill' rf x F? Kc I 5 1 I 1 E ! l ' f 3 Stanley Molyka Il Nicholas Mucci .V0c'4f1'c'lf ll Nifk Glen Niulroney Lee Munni, 'Y David T. Muffin' Dura 52 ,--0 5 S. 1 , o Barbara Mulchler Barb A I QW MKS 'Cs --4' Philip Nelson Daniel O'Brien Dun , Philip Newtbll Phil l 1 Marilyn Nuncx .llilf X 'fm , ,. Q Paiul fJqBl'lCI1 Ulm' 53 Lenny Nunn X1n1r1vi1U 1' l,orr.unc Ann QTBIAICH 1 l,HI'I iv its XX y x en N ff X N 'l f Wally O'Brien Creeper Karen L, O'Connor fpllfilil' W'-1 Kevin O'Loughlin Mike 'ig N U x gg-2-X . ? V X , .31 A 1 ,. .. r,fn79i5'- X ' -. . , fi '.' ' Q . 'y 11l'a W 5 ' Af'-rf Q W. ye! 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DONNA ALTOBELLI Intramural Sports l. 2. 3: Impact 2: Student Council 2. 3: Yearbook Stall' 4. Jr. Gym with Donna. Deb. 8: Carol . . . Toboganning Parties . . . Hampton Beach with Kathy. Leah. 8: Claudia . . . Smithfield. Maine . . . U.S.A .... Fenway Park. PHYLLIS AMOROSO to graduate Business Club. I Tony l970' '... Data Processing with Mr. Clarke . . . Mrs. Seidler's English IV Class. PETER ANDERSON to learn Cross Country I. 2. 3. 4 fCaptain7: Spring Track 3: N.H.S.: Spanish Club l. 2 lTreasurerl. Running in fog. rain. snow, sleet. and heat of summer. ROBERT ANDERSON Summer of'69 8z '70. . . Stanley's Algebra I Class. SUSAN ANDERSON to be an artist Business Club. My Junior Prom with Donny Beecy . . . Locker 909 and the kids in it ...School lunches!! ROBERT MICHAEL ANNESE to teach Baseball: Intramural Soccer: Spanish Club. Richardson's Animal Class . . . Girls from the class of' '70, '7l. '72 81 '73 . . . Nantucket in search of Moby Dick. LINDA LEE ANTONUK to be a kindergarten teacher Spanish Club l. 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. 4. Summer of'70. , . School Dances. . . Mr. Carlino's Spanish Class. ROBIN BAGLEY to be an elementary school teacher Drama Club 3. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: V.A.V. 4: Yearbook Staff 4: David 8: Lisa 32 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. September I3. 1969 . . . Steve . . . Junior and Senior Proms . . . Christ- mas of '69 . . . All the kids and the parties . .. Mr. Marchi's art room . . . Romeo and Juliet theme song. DAVID L. BAILEY 7 conservation ofhcer or aforest ranger F.T.A. 2. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. When I almost got suspended for missing a parade . . . sneaking ciga- rettes in the basement between classes . . . period 3 gym-senior year . . . Mr. Carlino's French Class . . . Mr. Kagan's Algebra I Class. JEAN BAILEY to make someone happr Pep Squad I. 2: Yearbook Staff' 4: Spaghetti Supper: Homeroom Rep. l. Kenny '70 ... a special boy ... summer of '68 in S.C. .. McDonalds. . .walking funny. E KEVIN BAILEY French Club: Logos: Great Books: Sentinel Staff. The party . . . the station. PAUL W. BAKER KEN BARBUSH Yearbook Staff: Gym Leader. Senior skip day '... first '7l class beach party . . . Bailey's party . . . the COURTS. . .a certain girl. GEORGE BARRASSO to be a cabinet maker Baseball. Mrs. Kourkolakos 3. 4. . . three-day suspension . . . Mr. O'Brien Vice- Principal 2 office detention Mr. Carlino passing all my subjects . . . Mr. Gill's Shop . . . Driver Ed-summer school with Mr. O'Brien . . . Driver Ed. and the six loves of Mr. Johansen . . . English 4 with Mr. Jahnle. SANDRA BAXTER to succeed N.H.S. August 23. l970. . . Jimmy. . . summer vacation. ALFRED BELLEROSE to be something famous J.V. Baseball 3. Study hall in G-50 with Miss Buckley Remember! Chuck's baseball team . . . Salisbury beach during school days . . . '7I skip day . . .class of'7l . . . Donkey Basketball game. MARIE BELVILLE to be with mike always Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity 3. 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Ski Club 2. Mike . .. February 21. 1969 . . . night of Junior Prom '69 . .. Home- room with the guys. . . Camp Pak-O-Moonshine . . . Spiders. ROBERT A. BENT to become a veterinarian Football I: Track 3. 4: 4-8 Clubs for 5 years: Boy Scouts 3 years: showing horses throughout New England. November l0. 1968 . . . Collette . . . the table in the cafe locker 11604136-I6-381. . . my gym suit. ROBERT BERGAZZI to find out wht' Latin Club I: German Club 4: N.H.S. 3. 4. Mr. Kagan lfreshman mathl . . . Mr. Martin fLatin 3 yearsj . . . come- dies of daily classes . . . cramming for tests . . . chemistry experiments . . . the Willy's. PATRICIA A. BLOOD to succeed Summers of' '67 8: '70 . . . my 4 years of high school ...June of l97l . . . Daisy. PATRICIA BLY Pep Squad I. 2 lCo-captain 33. fCaptain 43: Ski Club 2. 3 iVice-Presi- dent 43. November IO. I969 . . . a certain guy. . . locker 717 and all the fun we had before homeroom . . . Mr. McLaughlin's period 4 class. junior 8: senior year. . . D.K. 8: R.B. and all the fights they had. JILL M. BORTHWICK to keep smiling Cheering 3. 4: J.V. Field Hockey 2: Intramural Basketball: Girl's Track I. 2. 3. Obie. November 9. I968 . . . getting Ralph with Theresa and Mal . . .Junior Prom. . . Walking N.D. to class. . . Physics with the kids. NANCY JEANNE BOUTILIER to graduate font high school Pep Squad 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Brian-April 10. 1970. . .summer of'7O. . . B.J. ROBERT BOULANGER MICHAEL QUENTIN BOYSON George Wallace is running mate Football I. 2: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3: Baseball ll Spring Track 2. 3: The Great Books Club: Logos: Sentinel Staff. The ward B . . . '7l ski trip . . . wild times with Christie . . . basketball ...the station . . . 4th ot'July with Hall. DONALD A. BOZZA to graduate Wrestling 2. Lunch in the cafe with the bars football rally Oct 30. l970 . .. P.A.D. with Chuck . . . the girls . BETTSIE IRENE BRACE ' to make as manvpeople hapfrr as I can. including mel Band 1: Latin Club I: Reflections 2: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 3: Homeroom Rep. 2. 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Teen Center Committee 2. Bob May 9 8: Dec. 19. 1969 April 22 84 May 16. 1970 Friday the 13th . . . my good friend Mr. Cox and all our great talks! the gang-all our sorrows and triumphs! Mr. Z's Biology I Class. . . tweet . . . S.Y.S .... everybody I met during my four years at B.M.H.S. DAVID BRADFORD to run in college and still have enough time-far homework. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4: Winter Track 1. 2: Spring Track 1. 2. 3. 4: German Club 4. Cross Country League meet 1970 cook-out at Rogers 1968 Mighty Bright summer of'70. ARTHUR D. BROWN Soccer: Hockey. The J.F.A .... Montreal 70 . . . Mr. Markham's class. BARBARA ELLEN BROWN to learn to understand and live afull life. Intramural Basketball 1: Homeroom Rep. 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad 1: French Club 2. 3 tPresidentl: Drill Team 2. 3: Ski Club 3: Drama Club 3. 4 CSecretaryJ: Stage Crew 3: Yearbook Staff: Impact 4: Guid- ance Office Helper 3. 4. Summer and Fall of'7O. . . 59th Street Bridge Song. . . the old man. that's all right .. . Santa Barbara. California . . . Chinese red light ...escorts home . . . proms . . . lockers no. 851 84 947 . . . sore fingers on a Tuesday night . . . the old lady . . . fantabulas' '... think snow ... Mr. Podaras . . . Mr. McDonough... Mr. Kagan. . . Mrs. Wilson. HEATHER FERGUSON BROWN to be a music teacher. Drama Club 3. 4: Debating Club 1: Reflections I. 2 tSecretary 21: Folksinging I. 4: Philosophy 3: Chorus 4: Library Assistant 3. 4. Running faster than Miss Hood. . . March 1. 1968. . .tank . . . Drama club plays. . . R.H.F.B .... the BUMBLEI NANCY BROWN to be an elementatji' education teacher Pep Squad I: Impact 1: F.T.A. 2: Student Council 2: German Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Junior Prom Frau Houghton's German Class good times at Rolling Ridge . . . football games 8: victory rides . . . toboganning . . spaghetti supper. RICHARD R. BROWN to be a mechanic Summer of'69. . . Mr. Hunt's Shop. ROBERT BROWN to be a mathematics major or a computer science and statistics major Varsity Baseball 1: Chess Club 3. 4 lPresidentl: Math Team 3. 4: De- bating Team 3: Spanish Club 3: French Club 4. Junior Prom . . . Blessed Trinity . . . echoes in G52 . . . studying geo- metry with Mr. Grillo. DAVID BRUCE Drama Club I. 2: Variety Show 1. 2: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Library Assist- ant 3. 4: Stage Crew 1. 2: A.V.A. 2. 3. 4. U.S. with Miss Splaine .. . baseball with Chuck . . . the spaghetti supper . . . a certain girl. PAUL BRUNETTO to dig a hole to the center ofthe earth and build an amusement park at the bottom Impact: Science Club: Chess Club: N.H.S. 3. 4: N.A.R. Mr. Gabriel's sartorius electro-chemical balance . . . Rotunda sneaker and Ruby baby. . . J.J.Z's cigarette machine. . . 32.747 blown disks. CHARLES M. BRYAN Baseball 1. 2. 3: Science Club 1. 2. Baseball with Chuck . . . the courts on weekends . . . playing foot- ball on the beach at Salisbury . . . Ken's bash. LEONARD BUCKLAND to have a goodvhtture making monei' Hockey manager: Soccer: Ski Club. Mr. Hunt's Shop . . . soccer with Larry 8: the guys . . . skipping school and not getting caught . . . Mr. Markey's push up class . . . Mrs. Seil- der's English class . . . Thanksgiving rallys. JUDITH BUNKER to rule the world Drill Team 4: Ski Club 4. Summer of '70 . .. Quebec City. Montreal ... JERE . .. Keith Hall ... Hampton '69, DONNA A. BURKE to make a special someone happi' Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: F.N.A. 4: VA. Volun- teers 4. November 19 . . . weekends with Deb . .. summer of '70 . .. May 9. 1970... Junior Prom ... all my friendsfDebby. Teri. 8: Joanne ... hiding Donna's shoe on the M-floor corridor . . . someones brother . . . Boston. JIM BURKE breaking the 600 and 440-yard dashes thisrrear Cross Country Track 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 11 Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4: Physical Fitness 2. 3. 4: Winter Track 3. 4: Science Fair 3. 4. Roger's Track Team . . .a week in Washington. D.C .... Nancy in '71. JAMES MICHAEL BURKE III math major Hockey: Basketball: Bowling: Chess: Phoenix Club: Chorus: Chess Club: Math League. The day our English class went to Nantucket and Miss Conway got seasick November 1. 1970. when I gol my highest mark on Nlr. Breen's math test . . . the first day of my senior year when I found out I would have Mr. Breen again. MARYELLEN BUTLER Ski Club 3. 4: Math League 2. 3: Student Council 3. Summer of'70. . . ski trips . . . football games and the spirit of'71 ... Hampton '69, . . Mr. Kagan's math class tfreshman yearl. MICHAEL CALLAHAN happiness Junior Prom . . . Debby 8!8!67 . . . day after the Junior Prom . . . de- ath mobile January '70. JOANNE CAMERON public health nursing French Club 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1. 2. 3: Debating Club I. 2 Nice- presidentl 3 tPresidentt 4: Phoenix Club 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Library Aide 4: Impact 4. The Irish!! . . . being a senior girl scout . . . have a happening! . . Mrs. Pasczkowski . . . late Phoenix meetings via a white mustang. JOHN W. CAMERON to get out ofmiss backleifs math class afier 4-rears F.T.A. Miss Bubbles . . . Wearing my lunch bi'J.H. . . . Miss Buckley stuff- ing the basketball being absent everyday Mr. Connelly not being let out ofthe finals by Miss Buckley DEBRA CAMPBELL to become a nurse Field Hockey 3: Future Nurses Club: V.A. Volunteer. Junior gym with Donna. Carol. 8: Domina . . . Senior economics and the wall . . . November 19. 1969. . . weekends at Donna's. HERBERT CAMPBELL to be a mortician or build a roller coaster Boy Scout's 1959: Gym Student 1. 2. 3. 4. Entering school in 1958 and leaving in 1971 ... oftice detention . . . guidance office. MICHELLE CARPENTER to become a dental assistant and to make a special person liapjtt' Basketball 2. 3: Softball 1. 2: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: Ilomc- room Rep. I. 2: Class Treasurer 2. 3: N.H.S. 3 tYice-President 411 G.A.A.: Gym Leader 4: Cheering 4. Bunky '... January 4. 1968. ..JEKEK ...Cheering for B.M.H.S. . .. Junior Prom . . . weekend in Maine . . . Miss Splaine. WALTER CARROLL to take things as that' come Summer of '70 . . . parking lot . . . the party Oct. 31 . . . Nlr. Nlarkefs science class of'69. CLAUDIA CASEY I0 be a kindergarten teacher Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 2. 3: Student Council 23 Yearbook Staff 4. Playing field hockey . . . toboganning parties . . . Mr. Goldberg's chemistry class. MICHAEL CASSIDY to take over the world or attend mass art and become an art teacher Crew: Drama Club 4: Phoenix Club 4. Mary . . . art classes. MARIE CATERINO happiness and success Impact Staff 2. August 13, 1970... Rob... my friends-K.F., C.S., DZ., D.K., N.S. . . . summer of '68 . . . cous . . . Miss Hosmer's English class 38:4 . . . Miss Brown's Home Ec. class 3844. . . my four years at B.M.H.S. IRENE CHAMBERLAIN to be a hair dresser . Summer of '70 . . . John . . . Halloween night '70 . . . the marines . . . the great kids in home ec. STEPHEN P. CHRISEMER ' Hockey 2. 3. Mr. Go1dberg's chemistry class. . . chickenhead and squidface . . . Mr. Z'sjokes . . . summertime 1970. KATHLEEN ELLEN CHRISTIANSEN to learn to live Intramural Archery 2: N.H.S. 3, 4: Math League 2, 3: French Club 2: Impact 3. 4: Office Helper 3: Guidance Office Helper 3. 4: Student Council 3. Eddie . . . Mr. Kagan's class . . . greetings . . . see ya later . . . W.W. . . . think snow . . . locker 947 . . . Prom 2:30-5:30 a.m. . . . Tuesday nights from 7-9:30 . .. Mr. McDonough's class P.F. punch Bea's on Sunday nights . . . escorted home . . . Chinese red light . . . splash parties . . . battleship with Bob . . . storm of Feb. '68 . . . frozen cake. . . shape ofthings. RICHARD GEORGE CHRISTIE to make the world a better and happierplace to live in. Basketball 4: Student Council 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Surfing 4: Philosophy Club 3: C.Y.O.: Jr. Class Helper. Marie. . .summer of'70. . .Junior Prom. . . Hair. . . 7l ... Grand Funk. KEVIN CHUBB to get into college Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4 tCaptain 43: Homeroom Rep. 3, 4: Impact 2. Pep rallies . . . hockey games . . . Schultz . . . bus rides back from Nashua. . . P.A.D. with Chuck. BRUCE A. CIESLA to be a longhaired rock and roll star. Baseball 1. Skipping school and classes . . . office detention . . . auto shop . . . the girls. WILLIAM CLARKE to teach histori' Summer of 70 . . . Miss Conway's class. JUDITH CLEIGH to go on to school andfrom there. on to an ojyicejob Business Club 41 Library Assistant 3. Junior Prom . . . summer of '70 . . . Gary . . . the clinic every morning . . . Mrs. Luciano's gym class. ARTHUR COLLIER to go into broadcasting or writing Impact: Phoenix Club: N.H.S. 3, 4. The year 1967 . . . K.H .... the walrus . . . Junior English . . . trips to Boston. ' ROBERT CONNORS Phoenix Club: Drama Club. DONALD CONRAD to .succeed in life Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Football l. 2: Spanish Club. Me and the Clydesdales . . . Friday nights with the 71 men. DAVE COOKE Cross Country 2, 3. 4: Varsity 3, 4 tCaptain 41: Winter Track 3. 4. Varsity 4: Spring Track 2. 3. 4. Varsity: Math League 2, 3.4: N.H.S. 4: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Northeastern District State Board l. 2. 3. Corridors with wall to wall kids . . . Toxic fumes emanating from my gym locker . . . The 3.3 mile hill course . . . Bus ndes from the C.C. League meets . . . Mr. Breen's Public Speaking class . . . Mr. Samson's receding hairline. ELIZABETH M. CORBETT to become a nurse Ski Club 1, 2, 4: Future Nurses 4: Phoenix Club 4. Chris . . .July 22, 1970 . . . Byron . . . Summer '69 . . . Latin 2 with Mr. Martin. CATHERINE ANN CORCORAN Impact 1, 2: Homeroom Rep. 3, 4: C.Y.O.: Chorus. Trip to Nantucket . . . The Junior Prom French class with Mr. Merrifield . . . Chuck's trip to court. DEBRA CORMIER a nurse, stewardess, or hairdresser Basketball 2: V.A. 3, 4: Pep Squad 2: Ski Club 4: Business Club 4: Debating'C1ub 1: Impact 3. A certain boy . . . W.W. with Sheri H .... The Castle . . . McDonald's years one and two Diane F. hooking school sophomore year. JOAN F. COSTE The summer of'70 . . .junior year . . . Mr. Markey's Earth Science . . . Mr. Bertrand's Math class . . . three years in Mr. Wilson's room . . . a certain guy. ZITA L. COUSENS to become an elementary teacher Impact l, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: V.A. 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Locker 831 . . . twelve hour ride in Maine with P.A., B.N., J.M., C.N., L.O .... Halloween night at the Siedlers . . . F.T.A. dances. DAVE CREAR to graduate Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. Good times at the Tennis Courts . . . football practice in the middle of the summer . . .June 16, 1970. . . a certain girl. DENISE T. CREAR to make jimmy happy forever Jimmie Purselley . . . April 18, 1970 . . . Junior Prom . . . summer of '70. . . Mrs. DiMatteo's period 2 class. ANNE MARIE CRIMINS to major in the education ofthe mentallv ill Folk Singing Club 1. Summer of'70. . .The Gang. . .Junior Prom.. .prom pals. . . Cum- berland Farms . . . Mr. McDonough's English class . . . W.W. . . . Battleship with Bob . . . study D lunch with Miss Hosmer . . . Feb- ruary storm of '68. SUSAN CROCKER to become a nurse Drama Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Future Nurses 4: Ski Club 4. August 13, 1970 summer of '70 good times with the Mac- Dona1d's gang . . . New Hampshire. ALICE CROCKETT teacher Intramurals: Drill Team 2, 3, 4. B.B. 68. . . June 16. 1969. . . after the prom ...a very special guy . .. camping for a weekend . .. drill practice wrestling matches 63 Ford. JOANNE M. CROSBY to make billv hapgv Billy Drake September 27, 1970 Junior Prom Mrs. Lu- ciano's gym class. . . clinic. DAVID A. CROSS to return to canada Maine summer of '70 Canada '70 St. Catherine Street J.F.A .... April 11, 1970. I MURIEL CURTIS to go to college and be a music teacher French Club 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 3. 4: Folk Singing Club 4: Band 4. Chorus . . . arguing about my name with Mr. Cox-it is too Chicken! . . . Duffer . . . S.S.T .... some pretty strange teachers . . . a lot of great friends. . . FOOM. ' DONNA D'AMORE retailing Softball I: Yearbook Staff. Sophomore year gym with Sandy 8: Mal . . . summer of'70. . . Dave. WILLIAM DANEHY to be successful Football I. 2. 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 tCaptainJ: Baseball I: Home- room Rep 3, 4: Gym Leader. Paula . . . December 8. 1968. . . February 3. 1969 . . . Coach Larry . . . Basketball with Coach James . . . Football . . . Rockport. NANCY L. D'AUTEIL to get revenge on Lf dj. b. Summer of'70. . . someone special . . . Mrs. DiMatteo's period 2 class . . . day afterjunior prom. BURTON R. DAVIS college for math or phvs. ed Football I, 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2: Class President 3. 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Gym Leader. Michelle January 4. 1968 . . . M.V.C. Basketball Champs 70 . . . C.Y.O. Basketball Champs. Capt .... Baseball with Chuck . . . guys at the lunch table . . . Mr. Merrimen's class. NINA DAVIS elementanv education teacher Drill Team I. 2: Nursing Club 1: Drama Club 2: Impact Staff 2. October II. 1969-Dennis . . . Miss Splaine's homeroom . . . D lunch study with Miss Hosmer junior prom and day after with Audrey 8: Paul . . .skiing at Loon Mt. with the gang , . . summer of'70 at Salisbury with kids from DeMoulas. CLYDE A. DAVISON II to find someone special Football 1. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: French Club I: Gym Leader. The parties in the field with Cristy the guys at the courts thumbing home from Salisbury in the rain . . . crashing the milk and cookie parties . . . watching the Con barf. JAMES DAWSON to go as far as i am able Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2, 4: Science Club 1, 2: Impact I. 2. 3. 4: Photographer 4. Basketball camp-Aug. 1970 . . . spaghetti supper . . . Mel. Pat. Irene-in study. RICHARD DEAN to be a comedian Basketball manager 1. Period 3 senior gym class . . . 3 hours detention because of Matt King . . . the snowball fight inside B.M.H.S. with the kids from the Lake. JOHN DeANGELIS real-estate Hockey 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 4: Soccer Team '7l. Spaghetti supper: 71 skip days . . . parties 70-71 . . . the courts-football and hockey games . . . the fabulous class of '71 hockey team 68-71 . . . Tim Square at 4 a.m .... prom of'70. SHARON DELP to do something Tony-April 23. 1969. . .eMrs. SiedIer'sjunior English class with . . . DANA DEROSIER accountant Football: Hockey: Cross Country. Girl Watching: period 6 study hall Mrs. Cooney's Bookkeeping class. HUMPHREY D. DESMOND bookkeepper Ski Club: V.A. Volunteer. The day Mrs. Seidler fell off her pedestal. DONNA DiMAMBRO to be happy' for the rest of rn v lie with ricky Summer of 68 8: 69. . . Junior Prom and after. . .years with Ricky 69 8: 70. . . Mike's P.A.D. class. . .The North. . . English 4. MICHAEL DiPIETRO to become a politician Football I: Baseball I: Debating Club: Ski Club: Homeroom Rep. Going into the girls' locker room by accident. HELEN DOLAN to become an elementart' education teaclier Field Hockey 2. 3. Varsity 4: Basketball l. 2. Varsity 3. 4: Softball 2. 3. 4. Varsity: Intramurals: Class Secretary 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Home- room Rep. l. 2: Twirler I. 2: Yearbook 4. March 14. 1970 . . . Junior Prom ... Hogan's parties . . . summer of '70. . . Rockport 70. . . the 7l gang . . . basketball 68- 7l. KATHLEEN DONAHUE to leave b.m.h.5. Bob 1969. . .November 3. 1970. . . Mrs. Seidler's senior English class. BRIAN MICHAEL PATRICK DONNELLY to live one hundredyears Football 1. 3: Spanish Club 1.2: Science Club 1. Mr. Carlino's class . . . Nancy. April 10. 1970 . . . the courts on week- ends . , . football in the surf up Salisbury . . . Kev's bash . . . being one of Mr. Gabriel's kiddies RICHARD DONNELLY to marrt' a certain girl Hll' senior-rear Basketball l. 3. 4: Football I. 2: Track 1. 2. North Andover game 70. STEVE DONOVAN to graduate Spanish Club 2: Student Council 2. Fun with the kids , . . Carol's parties . . . Miss Bubbles . . . that special girl and Salisbury Beach . . . eleven skip days with Larry. CAROL DORAZIO Yearbook Staff. Buddy . . . Nov. 22. 1969. . . everyday with Buddy. DENISE DOYLE to be a private secretart' or an accountant Chorus. David . . . June 19, 1970 . . . Mr. Amato's U.S. History class . . . Su- san's party with David. CAROL DU BE airline stewardess Field Hockey 3. 4: Basketball 4: Student Council 3: Business 3: Drill Team I. 2. A special guy . . . 4!l7!70. . . Junior Prom . . . breakfast at the Pewter Pot . . . all my good times. KENNETH DUBOSE to leave and go on to something else Varsity Football. October 18. 1970. . . February 22. 1970. VERNETTA DUBOSE college-social work Locker 305 and all the trouble I had trying to get my books out. DOUGLAS DUGGAN to graduate Football I1 Baseball I. 2. Mr. O's Ancient History zoo . . . Chuck's P.A.D. class . . . lunch . . . 1:45 p.m. LINDA DUMAS to get ajob afier high school 1 Guy . .. December 29. 1969 . . . year of '69 . .. the rock and all the kids. . . Christmas 69, LISA DU MAS to be an airline stewardess Cheering. Summer of68, 69. 70. . . Ethel and herjokes. TIMOTHY DUTILE racing cars Ski Club 2. Victory rides . . . auto shop . . . getting out. CAROL EATON to remain happy and keep the best thing in nit' lite N.H.S.: Homeroom Rep. l. Paul August 15. 1970 . .. a long long walk along Salisbury Pewter Pot . .. talks with Larry . . . the Blue Draggin Wagon . . . all my great friends from DeMoulas . . . The Big Three. BRUCE ELROY ENMAN fb.i. agent Marine Physical Fitness: N.H.S.: Yearbook Staff: Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. Hampton vacation . . . the brat-P.L .... my sisters . . . B.B. of Anzona . . . Mrs. Paczkowski's English class. LILLIAN ENRIGHT to bring a little good into the world Latin Club 1: Impact 1: Intramural Basketball 2: German Club 3: Student Council 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Summer of'70. . . being taught hockey . . . Sept. I9. . . Nov. 7... Mr. Kagan's Algebra I class . . . beach party on the last day of school . . . Mr. Clancy's Physics class . . . MacDonalds . . . Penny Bonanza. DONNA ERICKSON to be a sneaker salesman Pep Squad 1: Yearbook Staff 4. My sneaks . . . all my buddies . . . J.A.D. Aug. 28 . . . 6!7l Graduation Day. BARBARA FABBO to work in the field of computers French Club: D.C.W. 8: the summer of '70 . . . Junior Prom . . . the day after the prom . . . geometry with Miss Buckley. COLLEEN E. FANNING secretari' Cheerleading 3. 4. varsity 4. Pezzy-June 8, 1968 . . . Junior Prom . . .junior gym class . . . football games and rallies. THOMAS G. FARIA to become successful Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Drama Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Stage Crew 2: Impact 2. Miss Hosmer . . . a certain girl . . . summer of '69 . . . The crazy Girls . . . Memorial Day 69. . . psychology. JOSEPH FAVREAU brain surgeon Girl watching . . . Mr. Markey's earth science class . . . Miss McDuffie's class. OLLIE FAYTON to graduate Latin Club 1: Photography Club 1: Ski Club 4. The lunch before inflation .. . Hestor and Conway gorilla war exercises. PAULA FICHERA to be a teacher and to be with someone nice Basketball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Field Hockey 4: Latin Club 1: Homeroom Rep. 2. 3: Drill Team 1, 2: Class Vice- President 3. 4: N.H.S. 3. 4 fSecretary 43: Yearbook Staff 4: Gym Leader 4. Billy Dec. 8. 1968, Feb. 3, 1969 . .. Rockport-Oct. 4, 1970 Miss Re . . . Miss Splaine . . . the class of 71 . . .Junior Prom. . . all sports. SUSAN FINNEY to have len little nicks Nick.. .rainy days. . .Cape Cod. ELIZABETH FLANNERY to be a nurse Pep Squad l, 2: Drill Team 1. 2: Future Nurses Club 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Latin Club 2. Junior Prom . . . beating Chelmsford . . . a great kid . . . great times with the gang. . . class of 7l . . . 1, 2. 3, 4, Salisbury . tobogganing parties . . . talking on the phone . . . someone always being there . . . football games . . . A.G.. K.G., L.H.. 8: L.E .... Nov. 65. . . SYS. JOHN FOLEY to plav baseball in fenwav park Football 1, 3. 4 fCaptain 43: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4 fCaptain 45: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4 fCaptain 43: Homeroom Rep. 2. 3. Baseball and basketball championships . . . Dec. 17-21 . . . Coleen . . . Aug. 23-30. DAVE FOLLWEILER to get in a good band and make albums Impact 2. 4. Mr. Kagan's math class . . . making tapes . . . writing in sophomore English . . . getting in my first band. KATHLEEN I. FOSTER to be a nurse Drill Team 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Wed. Oct. 28, 1970 . . . the football field . . . Mr. Warden's Algebra I class . . . the tennis courts . . . summer of'70. . . Maine . . . Halloween night 70. . . LaLa's P.J. Parties. MARTHA FOSTER to teach the organ Mr. Amato's U.S. History class period l . . . I969-70 . . . my Junior Prom. ' DANIEL FRASER graduate high school Mr. McDonough's English class. THERESA R. FRAUMENI to always be happy Impact 2: Math League 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3. Dave-September 27, 1969 . . . getting ralph with Mal and Willy . . . Labor Day weekend '70 . . . summer of '68 . . . sophomore year . . . all those headaches. PHIL FREDRICKSON to become rich-to successfuly graduate Football 2: Wrestling: Tennis 2: Spanish Club: Speech Club. Girl watching. SANDRA FRIBERG to graduate Summer of'70. . . September 13, 1970. KAREN FRINK happiness :ft success Latin Club 1: Chorus 1. 2. Eddie . . . February 13. 1970 . . . Easter with Eddie . . . April 7, 1970 . . . day afterjunior prom . . . the Road Runner. WILLIAM FRITZ to further rrrvsey Yearbook. A special person . . . summer '70. . . Bailey's party '71 . . . tobogganing with the gang . . . Chuck's classes '71 . . . Holiday parties . . . skip days . . .Salisbury Beach '70 8: '71 . . . those night crews . . . '71 gang. . . the 4th ofJuly '7l. RICHARD GALLANT to look like my brother Football 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 2. 4: Spaghetti Supper: Gym Leader: Soccer. Football practices . . . a special girl . . . Junior Prom . . . Senior Skip Day 7l . . . class of 71 . . . Locker 74. . .63 Ford . . . Mrs. Saun- der's class. ROBERT GALLANT to build an ss gto Football I. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Gym Leader. Wood shop . . . Thanksgiving weekend '69 8: '70 . . . Junior Prom . . . Football with the Bear . . . the courts . . . office detention. PATRICIA A. GALLUZZO to be a dental assistant Drill Team 1, 2, 3: Impact 1, 2: Science Club 2. V.C .... summer of'70. . . Junior Prom . . .junior gym class. . . Miss Splaine's homeroom with N.D., A.C. 81 Z.C. EDWARD GALVIN to graduate Cross Country I, 2. 3: Winter Track 2, 3: Spring Track 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2. 3. Karen-February 13, 1970. . . Easter with Karen . . . Junior Prom . . . Beep! Beep! . . . Mr. Gill's woodworking shop. HAIG GARABEDIAN to graduate Baseball I, 2, 3: Homeroom Rep. 3. 4. Chuck's class . . . wars with the food down the caf. ELAINE GARRETTE to graduate ' Picking flowers for Mr. Samo running from Mrs. Luciano sophomore gym the Basement Kids indoor suspension with Joe. . .summer of'69. ALISON MARIE GEARIN to join the peace corps J.V. Basketball Manager 2: Intramural Volleyball I. 2: Intramural Basketball l. 2: Field Hockey fCaptain 453 N.H.S. 3, 41 Impact 2. 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff: Latin Club l: Student Council 23 Homeroom Rep. l. 2. 3. 4. Class of 7l . . . the slide with L.K.. K.G. 8: R.L .... Junior Prom... a special sacker . . . Locker 834. . . hours on the phone. MIKE GIBLIN to flunk not physical Football I: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Elaine . .. October 26. 1969 .. . war at the caf . . . M.V.C. baseball champs 70 . KATHY E. GIBSON to get an a in u.s. history Yearbook Staff: V.A. The big A . . . the day time flew-I0!7!7O. . . weekend of l0!3l!70 . . . all my friends . . . soliciting . . . the weekends . . . the night of the hockey game . . . McDonalds . . . the day I skipped school with J.l.. D.D., D.G.. P.Y.-6f8!70. . . the football games. SHAWN F. GIBSON to further Inv education Drama Club 3. 41 Folk Singing Club 41 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. David 8: Lisa. . . I984 . Backstage. . . drama club parties. . . Dave. LINDA GIORDANO teach N.H.S.: Latin Club. Junior Prom . . . Mr. Kagan's algebra I class. ROBERT C. GLASS to take things as they come A Summer of'70. . . parking lot. . . the football games of'70. KATHLEEN GLAVIN to have mr. jahrtle see me on time J.V. Basketball l. 2: Intramural Basketball l. 21 Intramural Volleyball I, 2g Cheerleader 3. 43 Class Treasurer lg Latin Club 1. 2: French Club 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Rep. l. 2. 4. Cheering . .. winning N.R. cheering tournament . .. summer of '70 . . . A.G.-September. 1965. . . my brother Bruce 5!23!70. . . Keats and the S.Y.S. gang. CORAL GORDON to be happy Yearbook Staff Freshman year Senior year football games Cathy's car Friday night at the bowling alley. STEPHEN W. GRACE to keep working on cars Mr. McLaughlin's P.A.D. 8: World History classes . . . The Class of '7l . . .the Aluminum Window Gang. DEBRA ANN GRACIE to ski in the austrian alps Cheering 3, 4: Field Hockey I. 2: Basketball I, 2: Softball I: In- tramurals I, 23 N.H.S. 3, 41 Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 fSecretary 3. 45: Home- room Rep. I. Cheering for B.M.H.S. and winning the N.R.H.S. Tournament summers at Winnipesaukee . . . Dale . . . the class of 7l . . . tobog- ganing parties . . . the trip to Nantucket with Miss Conway. KATHLEEN GRAHAM career in fashions Future Teachers Club. Variety show' 1968 . . . two special guys. Dick and Jimmy . . . the Jun- ior Prom . . . variety show. sophomore year. ELIZABETH ANN GREELISH to get married Student Council 2. 33 Intramural Basketball 3: Ski Club 3. 4. Junior Prom . . . Sept. I3, '69 8: Nov. 22. '69, . . the big guy Bob . . . down by the river. . . great fun with 1M.K. 8: D.H.J 8: fD.C. 8: G.W.J . . . the day at Sebigo Lake . . . Sundays in 70 at Plum Island. PATRICIA A. GREENSMITH to always be happv January I8. 1970... Eddie's windshield wipers . . . the cliff. . , Wilbor . . .junior gym class. . . sophomore year. CARL GUENTHER travel Wrestling 2. Study Hall l. 2. 3. 4. CHARLES J. GUENTHER to do the best i can in whatever i do F.T.A.: Drama Club: Stage Crew: Spanish Club. Making up words in Spanish class . . . watching Chelmsford lose to the Billerica football team. RICHARD GUILFOYLE to never get caught skipping gym Miss Hosmer's English class with Brother Howell. MARSHALL HAERTHER to move to upstate n.'y.. musician Freshman Basketball: Drama Club 2. 3. Moving up day Freshman year . . . being told to get my hair cut by Mr. Nuttall . . . Art. . . egg salad sandwiches. VALERIE A. HAESEBROUCK to be able to understand and maybe help others Drama Club 2. Summer of '70 . . . the Junior Prom... Beast 8: Our Gang. . . A.M.T. . . . Mr. Cox's Algebra 2 class. ROBERT B. HAGEL to become a millionaire and a success over night Ski Club 4. June. l97l graduation . . .Junior year. JOHN E. HAJINLIAN to get rich Future Teacher's Association l. 2. 3. 4. The fun l had at lunch with Tom. John. Carol. Joan. Carl. Chuck. Jim. Dave. Lvnn. etc. . . . after school with Mrs. Seidler and the F.T.A. kids . . . all the jokes . . . times in the computer room . . . all the parties and dances of l968-71. MARK HALL Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2: Student Council Nice-Presidentl 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 3. 4. The tigers in Hapgood Forest. . . Winnipesaukee . . . Salisbury Beach. DIANNE HALLETT h.s. in nursingg to go to the phantry grill with alison N.H.S.: Debate l lSecretaryl: Band 3 lSecretaryl: Librarian 2. 3. 4. Green spaghetti . . . Malcom Cohen's party with the gang 8: London . . . 6 in 4. . . Prince Charles. . . muddy football fields. JOSEPH HAMELIN to graduate 1967. THOMAS HAND to graduate from high school Spanish Club l. 2. Senior class candy sale the food fights in the cafeteria two years of Mr. Carlino's Spanish l class . . . the day we went to court with Chuck . . . Miss Buckley's Algebra l and Geometry classes . . . first Thanksgiving football rally. DANNY HANNAFIN narcotics agent Wrestling I. 2. V.A. Hospital in 69' '... B.J. in English 4. . . Rotunda Sneaker in the gym . . . Friday's special buffet dinner. pizza or lish. WILLIAM HANNAFIN to be a cop Football I. Passing English last year in Room m-43 . . . making it to nts Senior vear. GAIL HANSON to be mrs. r. c. anderson jr. in june 1 Homeroom Rep. 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Spaghetti Supper . . . working up Mr. Sarno's ofticc . . . J..-X.S. . . . my very special guy Bobby Aug. 26. l968-69-70'7l Eng. 3. 4 with Mrs. Seidler . . . Shorthand with Miss Masiello . . . looks to KS. . . . Junior 8: Senior gym classes with all the kids . . . Friday nights with the kids! . . . Freshman 8: Sophomore class . . . Arlene 8: Larry who are very close to me. . .summer of'68 in New Hampshire. JANICE M. HANSON to he mrs. cl. l. hredberg Danny-June I3. I970 . . , yr. of 688:69. Harrv, Trisha. Marion. Kathy . . . M 8: G Floor basements! . . . all the freaks in school . . . Dress Code . .. Summer of '70 . .. Senior Eng .... Junior Prom . .. Mr. Sarno 8: Alcott office. . . the nurses . . .all my friends! EDWARD C. HARRIS to get out ofschaol Sophomore year. . . the good times in office detention. SUSAN HARROLD Ricky-Summer '68 . .. U.S. History M-65 . .. Fall l969 . .. English M-87. ' MICHAEL HARTIGAN success and happiness Senior skip day . . . certain parties. ROBIN HASKELL psvchiatrist Summer of'69. . . Plum Island Labor Day Weekend. JOHN HENDERSON to have a great time forever Wrestling I. 2. 3, 4 fCaptain 3. 45: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Spaghetti Supper: Yearbook Staff: Gym Leader. Chuck's baseball team. . . the gang. . .class fools. . . Summer of 70 the beach Miss BuckIey's study hall the kids in my Senior classes . . . last day of my Junior year .. . Senior 7I skip day . . . Mauone getting kicked out of the rally . . . To Hassle . . . Mr. McCarthy and his great sayings. A ROBERT HENNING commercial airline pilot Soccer Manager l. 2: Impact: Audio Visual Club I. 2: Art Service Club l. 2. Junior Prom with Jackie. Linda. Paul. Dave. 8: Marilyne . . . borrow- ing silverware from the cafe during Junior year . . . Senior year with Joani Computer Science I. 2 and Data Processing Class of 7l . DIANE MARIE HESKE high school math teacher N.H.S.: Girl Scouts I. 2. 3. 4: Pilgrim Fellowship I, 2. 3. 4. My brothers-T.T.. J.M. 8: D.S. Summer of '70 8: C.B. my Junior Prom 8: C.G ,... The Blessed Trinity . . . G-50. . . monkees in S- IO. . . my twin Dianne . . . writing in Chuck's locker 8: learning that Girls are Impossible . . . Silver Lake 8: a rowboat. LINDA JOY HILLIS to be rrtVparent's pride 8: 'jovn Softball I, 2: Intramural Sports: N.H.S. 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. l. 2. 3: Latin Club I. 2: German Club 3. 4: Future Nurses 3. 4: Student Council 2: Impact 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Class of 7I l. 2. 3. 4. July I7. I970 . . . closest friends . . . being with the McDonalds crew . . . tobogganning with the kids of '7l . . . a goalie . . . Tweety . . . I can't find the time to tell you ldreaml . ,, the locker . .. S.Y.S. Frau Houghton's German class. . . the rallys and games . . . Yo-yo . . . parties the seminar at B,C .... Nana's closet. NANCY LOUISE HOGAN college Intramural Basketball I. 2: German Club 3. 4: N.H.S.: Student Coun- cil 4: Latin Club 2. The Armed Forces . . . my Freshman year . . . class of 7l tobogann- ing trips . . . Feb. vacation I970. . . N.Y.C. 8: A.U.D .... Senior Prom of 69 with Cher. PAUL HOLMES Latin Club . . . smoking in the basements. . . skipping Gym for a year . . .long hours in office detention. KATHLEEN HOPKINS having sandi s. teach me up! and await' Debating Team lp Drill Team 4. Bob May 30, I969. . .Debbie C. 8: Joe Bucci. . . Art with Mr. Marchi . . . library books 2 mths. over due . . . all my great friends . . . finally getting A's in English. DONNA HORAN to graduate Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Ski Club 3, 4: Student Council 2: Drill Team I. 2: Future Nurses Club I. Matty-January 4. I970 . . . Plum Island with the kids . . . Summer of '69 . . . doubling with Bobby 8: Betty 8: Dave 8: Gail. STEPHEN M. HORAN to become a roofer Summer of I970 . . . Mr. Gills shop class 3. 4. . . Mr. Kagen's per. 2 class 1 . . . Office Detention . . . M floor basement. MAUREEN HUGHES to be happy! Varsity Field Hockey 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball I. 2. 3 fCo-captain 47: Varsity Softball I. 3 fCaptain 43: All-Star Basketball Team '69, '7O: Gym Leader 3: G.A.A. 3. 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. I. 3. 4. Freshman year . . . DeMoulas and the kids . . . English class M-87 . . . The Big Three . . . Junior Prom . . . the Blue Draggin' Wagon . . . Girl's Basketball Tournament. SHERYL HUNTOON to live lU'e to the fullest Business Club: Youth Volunteer to the V.A. Hospital fBedfordl: Help Teach Sunday School. St. Mary's fPinehurstl. The fun at locker 305 . . . riding on the bus to V.A .... Monday nights at W.W. with Debbie C. BARRY IADAROLA sheet metal worker Winter 8: Spring Track. I remember thepain after running high hurdles in Track. JOAN IANNELLI to do something good Pep Squad I. 2: Drama Club I. 2: F.T.A. 3: Homeroom Rep. Alt. 4: V.A. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Student Council 4. The gang 8: Jim . . . Summer 70 . . . Toomy's gym suit . . . The Big A . . . Mr. Marchi's Art classes . . . Oct. 7. I970. JOHN IOZZO pass senior english The smoke in the M floor basement . . . freezing outside during fire drills . . . Mrs. Seidler's English class. DEBORAH A. ISABELLE college French l. 2: V.A. Hospital 2. 3. 4. U.S. History class. Miss Splaine 1969-70. per. 2. . . victory ride to No. Reading I970 . . . Tommy's gym suit and sneaker . . . Oct. 2l. I970. . . Junior year with all the kids was the best. EDWARD T. JENKINS to keep plaving hocket' ana' to go to college Hockey I. 2. 3. 4: Football 2: Baseball I: Class President I. 2: Home- room Rep. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club I. 2. 3: N.H.S. Missed by 42 points . . . the Donkey Basketball game . . . Thanksgiv- ing Day football rally . . . Summer of'69 at Winnepasaukee . . . all the guys at the table during lunch. GARY JENKINS to become a teacher Freshman Baseball: J.V. Baseball: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Freshman Football. Varsity 2. 3. 4. Basketball . . . T.N.W .... Boyce's party . . . sophomore year. ANTHONY M. JOHNSTON join r.c.m.p. Freshman Football: Soccer 4: Gymnastics Club 2: Hockey: Weight- lifting Club 2: N.H.S. Mr. Gill's Shop class . . . one of the guys Linda T .... I5 Gym classes a week. GARY JOHNSON brain surgeon or a meat cutter Drinking down the J.F.A. KEVIN JOHNSON go to college Three years of Mr. Carlino . . . skipping I, 2. 3. 4, 5, 8: 6 periods . . . riding by Mr. Shawnessy's house. ' RICHARD JOLLYMORE EVERETT S. JON ES to become a broadcaster and he successful at it Mr. Markey's Earth Science classes . . . working after school with all my friends. . . Summer of 1970. LEAH ANNE SARAH KEATING to be a poet Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Field Hockey 4: Student Council: Homeroom Rep.: Yearbook Staff 4. Conrad Len. Glav. Morts. Gear. Kev. Moe. 8: Lee the day Joanie got the car . . . Glav's house with John 8: Betty . . . Hampton with Len . . . S.Y.S. DIANE KEARNEY nurse Drill Team 2. 3. Rich-May 15. 1970. . . Summer of 70' '... Senior Prom . . . the year of 68 . JAMES KELLEHER to become at least 5'7 Spring Track 2. 3. 4: Winter Track 3. 4: Cross Country 3. 4 tCo- captainj: Ski Club 4: Yearbook 4: Impact 4. Getting caught by Tom Adams on Friday the 13th . . . The courts . . . the tobogganing parties. . . sneaking into the dance with Hall. DONNA MARIE KELLEY helping handicapped children Co-captain of Pep Squad. Being fortunate enough to have a make-believe step-brother like Ricky .. . all my wonderful friends . . . November 5. 10 . . . Patty 8z John.. . my four years at B.M.H.S. JOAN KELLY to become a nurse Field Hockey. J.V. 3. Varsity 4: Future Nurses: Latin Club tTreas- urerj: Drill Team: Homeroom Rep.: German Club: Impact l. 2: Yearbook. Class Activities: Ski Club 3. 4. White Mountains July ll. 1970 . .. Summer of 70 Field Hockey. . . Proms . . . Ski Club trips . . . lunch table. . . having a best friend. . . the 71 gang. . . overnight ski trip. BONNIE KENDERDINE to become a lovin g, giving person Drama Club. David and Lisa: The Drama Festival: French Club. Drama Club with Miss Muse .. . Being Grandma in The American Dream . . . go-go dancing at Reflection's Psychedelic Dance . . . freshman year. . . being sent to the office by Miss Muse . . . The great bunch of kids in Soph. English periods 1 8: 2. . . Mrs. Pasczkowski . . . Hampton. PATRICIA KEPLIN to never have to look at another school Summer of 70 . . . basements . . . office detention . . . Sr. English class. . . lunch at our table in the caf. DAVID KILLEEN to get the most out oflje Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Historian 3. 4: Impact 2. 3: Datebox Editor 3: Homeroom Rep. 1. 4. Matt . . . October 4. 1970 at 6:45 . . . the tan T-Bird . . . backstage and the productions. . . Mr. Kagan's freshman math class . . . L.O.B. May 6, 1984. JOHN KING seeing a billerica high football team go through a season without ani' injuries Football l. 2. 3. 4 tCaptain 4l: Spring Track l: Wrestling 2. 3ll4l7O beating Chelmsford Soph. year. Mr. Ralph, the line- men. and all the other coaches . . . pride. desire. 8: enthusiasm . . . Jr. Prom . . . Mechanical Drawing as ajunior . . . tobogganing behind the Dutile School . . . coasting at two o'c1ock . . . Mr. Gernard's class as a freshman . . . 7l . JOSEPH KING MATTHEW KING to get out ofschool Football I, 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Baseball l. 2. Good times at the tennis courts Plum Island with the kids .. hunting with Bob in Maine. . .January 4. 1970. . . A certain girl. CHRISTINE KLING Intramurals 2. 4: Yearbook, Dave. December I9. 1968 and March 22. 1970. , . Karen going down thc one way. the wrong way. FRANCES KLING to befirxt ladi' principal at b.m,li..s'. Gym class with Miss Hood: Yearbook: July ll. 1970 , .. Francine 8: Cosmos... Jr. gym class . . . all thc kids.. . soph, Iinglish M-42 . .. Summer of '70 . DAVE KLUENDER demolition derby expert Phoenix. How can anyone forget the cafeteria food- no matter how hard they trv! PATRICIA ANN KNAPP to become a teacherjor mentalli' retarded children Volleyball: F.T.A. 3. 4: French Club 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4. Lost my shoe during Thanksgiving football game during my Jr. year . . . moving from Texas to Mass .... huge snow storm in my soph. year . . . archery with Miss Hood two years in a row. MARY KNIGHT to make good in life Tho fun with the girls at locker 947 . . . Sunday nights at nine o'clock . . . McDonald's . . . Bea's . . . Office Practice . . . making pom-poms and selling them in my last year of school 70 summer at Salisbury every week . . . summer 69 . . . a certain boy. LARRY KRAUS to get out ofschool Manager of Varsity football team during 1970 season. CHERYL KRONLUND major in french French Club 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3: V.A.V. 3. 4. Mrs. Wilson . . . Miss Muse's public speaking class period 3 . . . my teachers. FRANK R. LaFOUNTAIN go to airforce acadeniv and become a pilot in both the air force and a commercial airline Baseball l. 2. 3: Football 2. 3: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Gym Leader 4: Homeroom Alt. 3. 4: Swimming. California. 1968 . . . Chuck's J.V. Baseball. . .Summers of 68 8: 69... Mazzone getting kicked out of the rally '... T.H.E. C.O.L'.R.T.S. ... Senior skip dayf 7 I . MARIE THREASA LAMANTEA look forward to a college education and to be married in the ,future to rick Intramural Volleyball 3: Drill Team l. 2: Student Council tSecretary' 3j: F.T.A. 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Ski Club 1, 4. Rick . . . Jr. Prom. 1970. . . John Iozzo's party '... March 13. 1970 . . . trips to Salem Willows . . . Day Rick left. LYNETTE LATHAM Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3. Sept. l. 1968. . . Jr. Prom . . . Fresh. year. MARY E. LAULETTA to enjov life N.H.S. 3. 4. Summer of 70 . . . Tripling . . . horseflies at Wells Beach . . . L'.S. History with Mr. Amato. NANCY LAW to own 20 cats at one time Field Hockey 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Yearbook. My big cuddly teddy bear . . . August 23. 1969 . . .a prom a year-with the same person . . . Minus 40 . . . The people I know that can really be called friends. JACKIE LAWRENSON not to get caught and to make it through college Drama Club: Phoenix: French Club: Girl Scouting for seven years: Explorer Scouting for two years. Appropriating things David and Lisa art room Nliss Muse's special class . . . one act plays-not enough rope . . . Variety Show. . , Senior Class Play-1970. . . P..-X. MAUREEN A. LEAHEY to be successful Field Hockey. Varsity l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2, 3: Softball I. 2: In- tramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club l. 2. 3 ITreasurer 49: Future Nurses Club 2. 3. 4 tSecretary 21: German Club 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Homeroom Rep. l. 3: G.A.A.: 7l Class Projects l. 2. 3. 4. Spirit of 7l All the fun l've had playing sports for B.M.H.S.. especially field hockey with Miss Koplow and the kids. . . Joe. 3!7!70 . . . Frau Houghton's German class . . . Make it with you . . . tobog- ganing parties . . . S.M. 8: D.D .... White Mts .... double dates with Kell' '... gatherings at locker 3340 . . . Our Spot' '... S.Y.S. . . . football games and rallies. PHILIP J. LEAVITT to make something ofmvsey l!l4!70. . . Sr. year. . . Patti... Ricca's. JEANNETTE A. LEBEL airline agent R.S.R.O.A. ' Sr. Prom 70 . . . Summers of 68. 69. 70 . . . U.S. History with Mr. Amato. ROBERT W. LEE to become rich J.V. Baseball ROBERTA LEE to graduate from college and be successful Drill Team 2: Pep Squad l: Latin Club fTreasurer lj: Math League 2. 3. 4: Impact l. 2. 3. 4: Student Council I: Class of 7l 1. 2. 3. 4. Great times with 7l crowd . . . my brother Bruce . . . Salisbury . . . the slide with A.G.. K.G.. and L.K .... toboggan parties . . . Jr. Prom I969. . . crash . . . S.Y.S .... The Glav's house. KATHLEEN MARIE LEONARD become an elementarv teacher J.V. Field Hockey 3: -Varsity Field Hockey 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Drill Team l. 2: Homeroom Rep. 41 Impact 2. Joe.. .June 12. 1968. . . Keats LYNDA L. LEONARD tojind mv head and be happv Student Council 3: Drama Club 2: A.V.A. 2. Flo . . . Otis Street 8: David . . . Marion. Marlene. Cathy . . . Summer of 70... Kill the Jay . . . Heather Faith... Where's your head? . .. Canada-Strawberry Fields . . . Boston-690. 907. . . 52 pickup cherry. GEORGE LEONE to attain forever the pride, desire, and enthusiasm that I acquired plav- ingfoolball. also to keep in touch with all mvfriends Freshman Baseball: Spring Track I: Freshman Football: Varsity Football 3 years: Ski Club 4: Gym Leader 3. 4. Football with Mr. Ralph . . . all the fun in every class with the great kids of 7l giving every teacher a hard time winning on Thanksgiving. LARRY LEONE to be a somebodv in.stead ofa nobodv Wrestling l: Football 2. 3. A very special girl . . . aluminum window gang. . . per. 3 gym with Joe Namath and Co . . . March 28. l970. RONNIE LESSARD to work in a machine shop and maybe get married Hockey: Football: Soccer. Accidentally broke my teacher's leg in 4th grade. . . good days when I skipped . . . broke my leg surfing when I lived in Salisbury . . . blew my engine on Rt. 495 at la.m. and had to walk 20 miles home. KATHLEEN M. LEVA to get married A certain green-eyed person . . . Summer of 70 . . . The victory parties with the seniors of 70... Karen. Jane. Jan. Carol. JEAN LILLY a career in journalism Varsity Cheering 3 lCo-captain 43: Homeroom Rep. l. 4: Class Secre- tary 2: First place in N.R. Cheering Tournament. 1969. Anything at Salisbury. GARY LOHNES to be owner of budweiser plant The boys from Pinehurst . . . Park and the Pits . . . That very special girl . . . ski-doo's in 69 BRUCE MacARTHUR electrician NANCY MACKIEWICZ to make one decision Bob . . . Sept. 13. 1969 . . . Jr. Prom . . . A special boy . . . Christmas I969 . . . Sr. year. KATHLEEN MACLEAN to make mv honey , as happy as hes made me Freshman Class Officer: Homeroom Rep. Larry-July 24. '67 . . . Elliotts . . . The Blue Draggin' Wagon . . . Sept. 25. 1973 . . . The Big Three . . . M-87 . . . the kids from De- Moulas. EDWIN MCINTOSH Football l. 2. 3 tCaptain 45: Baseball l: Wrestling 2. Thanksgiving ,69. . . Football practice. RICHARD MADDOX to get a kev-punch machinefor more than ten minutes Stage Crew 2. 3. 4 fPresident 3. 43: Drama Club 2. 3, 4: Library Assist- ant 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Class Play 2. 3. 4: Variety Shows 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 4. M-41. 393, G-8B . .. the computer room at lunch time . .. spending more time in this school than everyone else combined . . . Miss Buck- ley for homeroom not making Conway's corps .. . five years of English. STEVE MAGLIOZZI drummer, artist, historv Soccer. Mid-March 1970-first drum lesson . . . Fresh. yr. art work submitted to contest with possibility of winning S25. but I didn't win anything . . . watching my favorite football player. George Leone. stand on the sidelines as Billerica lost to Dracut 38-I6 . . . being introduced to Bob Senoski. CHRISTINE MAGUIRE to graduate, go to college. and become a veterinarian Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Band 1.2. 3. 4. Band . . . 4th table down from G-65 in the caf. . . Chuck's class. per. 2 . . . football games. JOANI MAHER to write Pete . . . basement crowd . . . victory rides and parties. JOSEPH MANDARANO to attain mv two special goals Freshman Football: Homeroom Rep. l. 2. 3. 4. That very special girl. STEPHEN MANISCALCO make mrv parents proud of me Freshman Basketball: J.V. Baseball 2. 3: Varsity Baseball 4: Home- room Alt. 3: Spaghetti Supper. Study hall per. l-Jr. year. LUCINDA MARCOTTE to go into the social workfield Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 3: Track 3: Band l. 2. 3, 4. My years in band . . . my senior year . . . my mixed-up fresh. yr . . . Mr. Pike's consumer math class per. 3- 1970-71 . . . being a senior. JANET M. MARVEL to paint a big red apple on the white house door or to live on afarm and raise apples and chickens. Mr. Happymeadow's wonderfully hummed French tunes . . . Painting Mark Splosh's head like a carrot and letting him hop around the cafe- teria like that. ' REGINA ANN MATTHEWS to graduatefrom b.m.h.s. in 1971 Travel Club l. 2: Drill Team 3: Pep Squad l. 2. 3. Mal 8: Rita and all the fun we have had . . , a certain victory ride . . . The summer of 70 at Nune's house. BOB MATSON go to the moon Gymnastics: Marine fitness: Ski Club. 2:00 AM Rendezvous . . . Big Splash at Rocky Gorge . . . Washington ...Mount Snow . . . S.M. and D.D. fights . . . Doc oc. Gwen. M.J. . .. Fire engine red panty hose . . . J.S.. J.K.. M.L.. E.M .... Mr. Sarno's office . . . A certain small back seat in a certain Ford Falcon. DENISE MAYNARD GENE E. MAZZONE to graduate, to hassle and mavbe make something of in vself Freshman Baseball. Schultz . . . Andover Rally 1970. . . Junior Prom . . . hassling Mr. Al- tieri . . . Chuck's class. BONNIE JO MCADAMS interior decorator Intramural Basketball: Drama Club 2: Business Club 4. Rob's Junior and Senior prom and my Junior prom . . . a very special guy.. . Cape. Courts and Kids. . . my summer safari with the kids. SUZANNE MCADOO to become an english teacher Summer of '68 . . . The Open House and The Guys . . . Taste Rite . , . February 8. 1970 Hilda a special boy my four years at B.M.H.S .... the great times I had with Mr. Markey and working with Mr. Sarno. DON MCCALL W to be a scientyic atomic. nuclear chronological plivsicist. TIMOTHY J. MCCARTHY to graduate Machine Shop I. 2. 3. Mr. Hunt's Auto Shop 4. MARCIA MCCLAY . to keep all the fiends that i have made at b.m.h.s. Intramural Volleyball 3: Pep Squad I: Drill Team l. 2: Business Club 3. Getting my driver's license .. . summer of 70 and meeting Phil U.S. History in M 65 . .. Wyman's Beach in August of 70 . . . gym classes with M.J. and B. BRUCE MCCLELLAN to graduate Office Detention I. 2. 3. 4. June 18. 1968. meeting Colleen Junior English Class M58 Wood Shop 2. 4. . . My Ford l957. VIVIAN MCCORMICK BRYAN MCDEWELL owning the fastest 454 corvette in billerica and entering in the drags at new england dragwat' Baseball 2. 3. Winning the entire M.V.C.: Baseball Conference . . . throwing food in caf. . . Chuck's P.A.D. class . . . getting nappers . BRENDA J. MCGOWAN Miss Ryan's Eng. PER. I . . . one-way corridors . . . 1969 Thanksgiving Rally. ERNEST P. MCGOWAN Cindy NORENE MEADOWS to lose HIV nickname Mrs. Seidler. for a total of6 classes in 3 years. ED MERCER to do better in lfe and get all I can out oflde and morefun. Drama Club 2: Stage Crew 2: F.T.A. 4. First day as a Freshman and last day as a Senior . . . goldfish in my milk in my Sophomore year . . . Junior and Senior English with Mrs. Seidler . .. fine arts with Marco Marchi . . . meeting new friends in high school . . . certain classmates tfemale. that isj . . . great year as a Senior . . . Graduation Day. ALLEN J. METIVIER. JR. to be a histori' teacher Football I. 2. 3. 4: French Club I. 2: Boys Gym Leader l. Playing football 4 years under a good working staff. . . Thanksgiving Day 1968 when we defeated Chelmsford . . . Mr. Ralph. a real good Line Coach. The Best' '... being a part of the class of 7l . . . tobog- ganing behind the Dutile. JOHN MILLER to get out of high school, hair-to-shoulder commercial artist. Yearbook Staff. A in Geometry '... cafeteria lunches . . . smoking in basements .. Floormaster. BEVERLY MILLEY to make ofrnvseythe best i am possible to and to he happt' at what i do. and to travel the world and see different places. Drama Club 2. 3: Homeroom Rep. l. 4: Variety Shows of l969. l970. Jr. Prom. I968. . .a special person . . . summer of 70. . . the fun times in gym . . . Mr. Cox's Algebra 2 class . . . all of the great kids I've met . . .cafeteria before school . . . Mr. Vooell and lunch time. . . Stuart's . . . Chuck's period 3 class. . . Poky time in English 4. AUDREY MARGARET MILTON to go to college and to travel Impact Staff I: German Club 3. 4: Yearbook Staff: Future Nurses Club 4. My Fresh. and Sr. yrs . . . getting my driver's license . . . Frau Hough- ton's Per. 6 class . . . winter vacation of 70 with Nancy to N.Y.C. DAVID MITCHELL to see the world Cross-Country I. 2. 3. 4: Winter Track 3. 4: Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club I. 2. Running in the corridor after everyone has left the school . . . a special girl. KATHLEEN MIXON to graduate December I9. 1969 W.M. skipping school and not getting caught my freshman year 1:45 the girls room between classes . . . Halloween night. FRANCES MOLINARI I0 get out ofb.m.h.s. and awavfom mr. wilson Intramural Basketball 2: Latin Club I. Larry. . .summer of 70. . . the G and M basements with Ginny. Patty and Colleen . . . the little parties at Donna's house . . . Mr. Amato's U.S. History Class . . . Mrs. SeidIer's English Class Junior and Senior year. JAMES MOLINARI to be a musician Wood working with Mr. Gill. JOHN JOSEPH MOLINARI to be a professional musician Hockey: Music Appreciation. Serving as a shop foreman under Mr. Gill The AGILE Stone Blues Band . . . playing at the Teen Center. MARIO MOREIRA to be a mad scientist in mr. samson fs machine shop Getting caught skipping by Joe. DEBBIE MORELLI to make a specialperson happy Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Yearbook Staff: Stu- dent Council: Homeroom Rep.: Spaghetti Supper. Summer of 70. . . winter of 69 . . . chapped lips . . . Wilmington Plaza . . . a special guy. PATRICIA MORRIS to make someone happv Business Club 3 Nice-President 45: Homeroom Rep. 4. Summer of 70. . . St. Mary's C.Y.O .... The Rock . . . Magical Forest. SUSAN MARY MORTIMER to be me German Club 3: Impact 4: Student Council 4: Homeroom Rep. 3. 4: Class of'7l I. 2.3.4. Summer of 70... 5fl8!70 9:30. . . S.Y.S .... tobogganing parties . . Frau!' '... Junior Prom. STANLEY MOTYKA II I0 get into college Hockey 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Spanish Club: Senior Spaghetti Supper: P.A.L. Basketball. Ten Years After Concert 69. .. Mr. Z's Bio. 1 class . . . Chuck's JV. Baseball the quarry's and summer of 70 . .. Boyson's all-night party the C.O.U.R.T.S. the guys and gals of 71 Senior Sneaker Day. NICHOLAS MUCCI main goal is to become a doctor J.V. and Varsity Football: P.A.L. Basketball: Homeroom Rep. 3 years: Latin Club I: Senior Spaghetti Supper. J.V. football with the Bear . . . lunch table with the guys . .. Chuck's class period 2. GLEN MULRONEY to go to college and have a goodjob Baseball 3. 4: Soccer 4. My Junior Prom. May 16. 1970 and the day after it . . . Friday. April 17. 1970. . . being foreman in Mr. Gill's shop class and the good times I had in shop. LEE MUNIS . to be a drama teacher Drama Club 3. 4 fPresident 41: Folksinging Club 4: Phoenix Club 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. P.A .... Anything Goes . . . Drama Club Plays. . . Hampton Beach. DAVID T. MURRAY to be an auto mechanic, carpenter or burn Freshman Basketball. Dave and Donna summer of 70 D'Amores pool room hanging around Nuttings Lake. up the corner waiting for the lake to clear. BARBARA MUTCHLER to alwavs be happt' in life Business Club 4: Student Council 3. 4: N.H.S. 3. 4: Drill Team 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Committee 4: Ski Club 4: Intramural Basket- ball 4. East Boston . . . November 29. 1968 . . . weekends with the kids . . . Bentley's Birch Hall. GARY NELSON PHILIP NELSON go to college Football 3. 4. Memories of the lunch table donkey basketball game Nick you roarin! . . . Thanksgiving Day Rally. PHILLIP NEWFELL to achieve a verv high personal goal. Freshman Baseball 1: J.V. Baseball 2 years: Varsity Baseball 1 year. RICHARD NILE to be an undertaker before 1971 'just graduatejiom this school Ib.rn.h.s.l LENNY NUNES to make it through sertioryear - Mr. Gill's shop 12. 31. . .office detention. MARILYN NUNES to leave b.m.h.s. this-vear J.V. Basketball: Intramural Basketball. Summer of'70 and all the kids. . . November 16. 1969. LORRAINE ANN O'BRIEN to be a great skier Ski Club 3. 4. 12 hr. ride to Me. and back with P.A.. B.N.. Z.C.. J.M.. and C.N. ... Suzie Blind Lady Mary Poppins Marvelous trips to Boston H.Sq. and Cambridge with Paul. Bill, and sister Sue 17th birthday in Ho-Jo's . . . Medford Sq .. . Jellybean . . . ski trips with Kathy and Sue. . . U.S. with Miss Splaine. . . art with Mr. M. . .. Junior Prom '70. Paul-August '70. PAUL O'BRIEN to be dictator ofthe world Mr. Bertrand's period 3 class in 1969. WALLY O'BRIEN getting straight .... Y leeping late Spring Track 1. 2: Soccer Team 4: Spanish Club 1: Debating Club I: Ski Club 2. Zig Zag's . . .Tom Adam's . . . Head Shop. KAREN L. O'CONNOR to wed bd Senior Prom of 1970 . . . Debbie D . . . a certain curly haired guy . . . June 6, 1970. . . The Kids-Nancy. Linda. Kathy. Bonnie. Sandy. De- nise and Pattie M . . . my summers in L.A .... Bobbie. STEVEN O'HARA to graduate. . . to go to college Baseball 1. 2: Latin Club 1: Science Club 1. Summer of'70. . . friday nights. . .the parties. KEVIN O'LOUGHLIN to become an electrician and to go to college being called Ding Ding for 2 years by Mr. Finnagan . . . English with Miss Hosmer . . . Driver Ed. with Mr. Foley . . . the best memory is Mr. Sarno's office and Mr. Sarno. MIKE OLSON Mr. Gil1's woodshop . . . Skip Day. JOHN O'NEIL to become a state trooper Band 1. 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA A. ORR to become an elementarv school teacher Impact I. 2: Drill Team 2: Latin Club 1. 2. 3 lVice-President 35: Homeroom Rep. 1: German Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. My Senior Year Bruin's game. Nov. 5 with Lenny Chuck's P.A.D. class . . . February vacation with Jeff. Billy. and Stephen . . . all the kids in C.Y.O. . . . three in a locker. Junior year . . . Mr. Martin getting hooked . . . a certain guy. WILLIAM ORR to pass BERTHA PACKARD Band I. 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Ski Club 4. Football games . . . Spaghetti Supper . . . MacDonald's . . . trip to Nantasket. BONNIE PAISLEY to be apeace corps volunteer Spanish Club 3. 4. My year with Rich . . . August. 1970 my trip to New Mexico . . . my Junior Prom . . . going to Lowell for pizza . . . Bradford Room. GARY PARETTI to become a lawjver when I first walked in this school in my freshman year . .. when I graduate. JIM PARSONS to make the most out ofmv lgfe thefirst time around because there will never be a second chance Football I. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 2. 3: Impact 1. 2. 3. 4. Sports Ed. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Ski Club 3: Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. Nights up the courts . . . Winnepesaukee . . . Boyce's party . . . Ham- pton and Salisbury . . . all the 71 brothers . . . toboganning parties. MARY ELLEN PATIN to help change this svstem Drama Club: Future Teachers of America Umbrella flying in Harvard Square Riot-Halloween on Boston Common . . . Art room-the hide-away. . . . Justice is and justice isn't' '...' 'Rude awakening of the truths. MARLENE MARIE PEPIN to be successful in whatever i do Business Club 3. 4 tTreasurer1: Homeroom Rep. 2. 3. Nov. 2. 1968-Tommy! . . . My trip to Wilmington. N. Carolina to see Bev Lace-Aug. 24-31 . . . A weekend at Newfound Lake with Tom, Bev. and Mike. WILLIAM G. PETERS wood working Mr. Gill's wood shop . . . Talking with Mr. McCarthy before home- room My last year at B.M.H.S. The fun we had in Junior English with all the guys. ANN PICCIUTO to live a happv lU'e Yearbook Staff: Business Club 4: Prom Committee 4: Student Coun- cil 1: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 3, 4. June I6 . . . East Boston . . . My big dream . . . Bent1ey's . . . Maple Hall. C. PAUL PLESKOWICZ to pass miss bueklevis senior math class and to get into college JAMES J. POWDERLY to graduate Auto shop 2. 3. 4. Skipping classes . . . Miss Conway's English class l970e7l. SUZANNE POWDERLY to become a giant Baton Twirler I. 2. 3 tCo-captainl. tCaptain 45: Yearbook Staff. 5l8l69. a special boy Junior year-the parties Hockey games-2. 3. 4. SANDRA PURSELLEY happiness in the futureyears Yearbook Staff. Sophomore class with Donna and Mal All my good friends Mr. Amato's room . . . Skipping with all the girls in my cool car! RITA QUINTON to be I8! N.H.S. 3. 4: Latin Club I1 G.A.A. tTreasurer 451 Intramural Basket- ball 2. 3, 4: J.V. Basketball 2. 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Softball Man- ager 3: Field Hockey Manager 4. Mr. Martin getting hooked ! Sophomore English-Per. I with Mrs. Pasczowski . . . Being in Senior Scouts! . . .June 7. l970. DEBORAH S. RANKIN to be happy J.V. Field Hockey 2: Varsity Field Hockey 3: Intramural Basketball I. 2. Boob. March 8. I969 . . . Junior Prom. l970 . . . Miss Splaine. Per. 4 . . .The Jahnle's! CHRISTINE PATRICIA RE r happiness in future years Chorus l. 2. 3: Homeroom Rep. 41 Yearbook Staff: Student Council 3: Spanish Club 2: Class Activities. My very first date . . . A Certain Rose . . . Sept. IZ. 1970 . . . Easy Rider . . . Sept. 3. 1969. Summer of '70 . . . July 26 . . . Bailey's par- ties!. Tobogganing with the kids. '69 . . . My best buddies in Locker 925! ANN E. REBINSKAS to Iiveforever down the cape F.T.A. lg Spanish Club I: Pep Squad I. 21 Library Assistant 2: Busi- ness Club 4. The Cape-The Kids-The Courts The Rascal Him .. Missing the bus 4 out of 5 times a week! DONALD REGAN grow verv old Wrestling lg Football 3 A little cheerleader . . . Leaving school at 1:45 . . . All the pretty pic- tures going up stairs! JANETTE REID to see ashtravs in the basements. Spanish Club I, 2: Yearbook Staff: Student Council: Laconia '69. '70, Summer of'68-the Pitts . . . The Park . . . Janis Joplin and Creedence Clearwater Concerts . . . Lorraine's house . . . All the parties. LINDA REID N.H.S. 3. 43 J.V. Basketball: Intramural Basketball Steve. . . October 3. l970. . . Bowling. . . Wow-Mike! PEGGY RICARD to teach Drug action '70, Mr. Vitale: Girl's Track 3. Bob-'69. '70. . . Mrs. K.'s per. I class myjunior year. . . Having Dad teach . . . Sharing my locker with Craig . . . The wonderful times I've had with the teachers and kids at B.M.H.S .... Mrs. Wilson. JOAN RICHARDS to graduate Intramural Basketball 2: Pep Squad 2. Oct. 8. 1970 . . . All those years I lost in U.S. History . . . Sophomore year. DEBORAH A. RICHARDSON get married and get into secretarial work Sophomore year in Drama Club Variety show. '68 Junior I Prom... Miss Conwayk English class . . . Nlr. Malloys Cistcs class in Freshman year. . . Mr. Marchi's Fine Arts class. '70, . . Nltss Ciarretfs Art class. '69. . . Miss Rccyc's Art class '68 JOYCE RILEY to go to business school Summer of'70. .. Mrs. Cooney's Bookkeeping classes. 3 84 4. . . Jun- ior and Senior English classes with Mrs. Seidler. PATRICIA RITCHIE to he an interior designer Student Council I. 4: Pep Squad I. 2: Latin Club I. 2: French Club tSecretary 3. President 4l: Philosophy Club 31 Yearbook Staff. Mornings at the locker... C.C. ... Nantucket . .. Bunny Rabbi ... Cox's algebra . . . English 3. 4. . . Lowell... MS.. NIT.. B.P. KENNETH R. ROCKFORD to he a tnztlti-millionaire Band I. 2: Office Detention I. 2. 3. 4. Mr. Kagan's period 2. I968. . , Auto Shop 3. 4. . . Nlr. Sarno's oflice. RITA ROCHON to be a seeretart' Year of '68 . . . North Reading Victory Ride '70 , . . The gang down the River '67, '7O. CHARLES RONZIO to plciuhmtball in college French Club I. 2. 3: Homeroom Rep. 2. 3. 4: Gym Leader 3. 4: Base- ball l. 2: Football 2. 3. 4. The first day of football practice in my Sophomore year . . . The last dance of the Junior Prom . , . Senior Year Football team . . . Buddy Ralph and Paul Whitney. E'LIZABETH G. ROOP to know what i want to he Drill Team I. 2. 3 tCo-captain 4l: Drama Club 3. 41 French Club l. 2. 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 4. Alt. I. 2. 3: Impact 4. Drill Team '67-'7l. Ma . Mr. Mr. G My Homeroom buddy . .. Locker 85l ... Tutu Gang '70 . .. C.Y.O. '69-'70fL'ncle Jim . . . Spirit of'7l! . . . S.Y.S. JOE ROSA to he a carpenter Soccer 4. '67-'7O. woodwork shop. ROBERT A. MASON. JR. to go to college Algebra I . . . Shultzes' class. BRIAN D. ROSE to do well in life Basketball I. 21 Baseball I. 2. 3 tCaptain 431 Homeroom Rep. I. 2. 3. War at the cal. . .. Football rally in 70 . . . MVC Baseball Champs 7O . . . Baseball with Chuck . . . The Big O . . . Slush- balls in study . . . Baseball with Coach McLaughlin. President . CATHY Mfttoss ' to be able to pztnetuate and spell better than mr. jalznle Drama Club 2: Stage Crew 2: Variety Show 2: National Honor So' ciety 3. 4. Jo Anne's Cottage-Alton Bay Summer of 69 and 70 .. Buck's Boat Party July I3. 1969 Divingt7l oft' the dam Working at Sears . . . Tewksbury Playground. DONNA ROSSINI to travel Drama Club 31 N.H.S. 3. 4: Business Club 41 Yearbook Staff. Summer of 7O . . . Good times with the kids at McDonald's . . . LN with the Three Stooges' '.... A special place. ALISON E. ROTH to lead the st. patrick 's dai' parade in xoutltie Impact I. 2 tClub Editor 3l. tBusiness Manager and Co-Editor -ll: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2: Science Club 21 Homeroom Rep. 2. At the printers with Rotunda Sneaker London and Billcricay. England with the gang at 16. . . my Irish friends. GINNY C. ROUTHIER to stat' happy Intramural Basketball l. 2: Latin Club I: Ski Club I1 Student Council I: Pep Squad I. Buddy February 2. 1968 . .. Our Locker Filix ... Two Junior Proms. . . Freshman Year-Mr. Dana's Class. . . Summer of 70 . DENNIS ROY Gym Leader. Senior Skip Day 7l . . .The slab. KEVIN RUCINSKI to buy a car that works N.H.S. Junior English . . . Bomb Scares . . . Clean towels in Gym . . . Rabbit's Room. WILLIAM RUDY to pass math 69 8z 7O Wood Shop . . . Freshman Year. . . Mr. Riley's Class. PAUL RUNDLETT Io get out ofhigh school Mr. Gill's Shop Class . . . Class of 7l . . . The mad truck . .. Bille- rica Memorial High School . . . Mr. Jahnle's English Class. FLORENCE SACOCO to see the world Mike We finally made it Lynda! All my friends from the trailer park. DEBRA SANDS to be an airline stewardess Favorite saying- you numma . . . Someone special . . . Summer of 70 Judy's Halloween Party Friday nights with the kids at work . . . Plum Island 69 . . . Car Troubles . . . Billerica-Burlington Football Game. JOSEPH Rf' PHAEL SANTAFE III to goto moon Football: Track: Ski Club. Z'am rendezvous ... Herman l ... Mt. Snow 3 ... G-70 4 ... S.M.8tD.D. Flights 6... Doc. Doom 7. . . Checked Panty Hose 8... S.C..L.L..P.D.,8zD.H. 5. THOMAS SANSOUCIE to get sleepg no recreation Baseball Manager 1: Basketball Manager 1. 3: Band l. 2. 3. 4. Sielder Hate Club On the bus to the game Cathy Conway's Dance Tune . . . Mrs. Sielder's Class Eruptions . . . Thanksgiving Day Football Game 69 . CAROL SARGENT contentment Intramural Basketball 1: Drill Team I. 2. 3. Dave-November 27, 1969 .. . Senior Prom of 1970 . .. Summer of 70 . . . U.S. History in M65 . . .Junior Year... Mr. Jahnle's English Classes. CHRISTINE SARNO Io pass english 4 Drill Team 2 iCo-captain 3. 47. H Summer of 68 . . . New Year's Eve of 69 . . . Summer of 70 . .. Quebec City. . . Paul. . . K.H. in 67 . . . P.S. MARK SARNO Football I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2, 3. 41 Boy's Gym Leader. LAURIE SAUNDERS secretarial work or programming Volleyball Ii Drill Team l. 2. 3 tTreasurer 491 Impact Newspaper Staff 3: Variety Show 2. . The Drill Team Gang ... Ma and Mr. A. ... My Long Time BuddyfMike . . . Summer of 1970-Mrs. S. and Jane ...The football games! EVELYN SCARPACI x-rat' technician ERICH M. SCHLOMAN study' art and dodge the drafi Drama Club 3. 4. The unfair dismissal of Miss Reeve. . . Psychology with Mr. Ricard. JAMES N. SCOTT Machinist Basketball I1 Baseball l. 2. Varsity 3. 4. May 8th . . . Machine Shop with Roger. . . Baseball under Chuck and Mike . . . War at the Cafe. ED SCROXTON to buy a car Trip to Nantucket Island . . . Mr. Z .... Bomb Scares . . . School! RICHARD SENOSKI become president of schlitz brewing company Hockey l. 2: Soccer 43 Office Detention l. 2. 3. 4. Mr. Kagan's Period 2 Math Class 1967. . . Girls Locker Room . . . Mr. Sarno's Office. ROBERT MARK SENOSKI to becomefull time chugger at the tennis courts Varsity Football 2. 3. A special Little Blonde . . . All the fun at Salisbury . . . Down by The River. . . My 6yrs. at B.M.H.S .... The day at Sebago Lake. MICHAEL JAMES SHEEHAN to be a success in life and achieve positive goalsfor mankind Spring Track 3, 43 Cross Country 41 Winter Track 4. Math Class with Snatch . . . Homeroom with Sap . . . Senior Math Class with Miss Buckley. DONALD SHERIDAN to get out ofhigh school EDWARD SILVA to be a politician KAREN SILVA to raise my own horses Basketball 25 Girls Track 3g Phoenixg Yearbook Staff. June 1970, Mike . .. Algebra I with Mr. Cox Latin II with Mr. Martin. DAVID SIMONINI to be a drajisman Wrestling 1. Being one of the aluminum window gang. . . Being in Chuck's P.A.D. class. DEBBIE SIMONS to be happy Yearbook Staff: V.A. Staff. The day time flew-l0!7!70 . . . The Big A . . . Gregory Bell 8: Jon Q. Public Dancing and soliciting The night of the hockey game-McDonald's. NANCY SMITH to stay happy F .T.A. 3: Latin Club lg Student Council 3g Yearbook Staff: Home room Rep. 43 Pep Squad 2. A certain boy-May 12. 1968 . . . Labor Day Weekend, 1970 . . . The kids in the physics class . . . Three proms . . . Talks with Mr. Cox . . . Skipping school and going to Salisbury . . . Senior English class. ROBERT J. SNOW to make myjirst million by 1972 Mr. Bertrand's Consumer Math class . . . Mr. Cecchini-a great guy. NANCY A. SOLY happiness Drill Team 1 fWalthamJ. August 15, 1969-Goober Bobby Moving to Billerica Soph. year. . . Summer 69-70. . . My 3 years at B.M.H.S. SANDRA A. SORANO to slide down the slide on top of peter piper pools Pep Squad 2. 31 Reflections 21 Spanish Club 2. 3 fSecretary 413 Year- book Staff. Age oflnnocence' . . . Foxy Coxy . . . Al's PJ parties. . . M.M.B's. . . Whamo . . . Certain '61 Chevy . . . Proms . . . 2!20!70 . . . Love is a beautiful thing-Bobby. ROBERT Z. SPELLMAN to be the world ls best basketball plaver A.C.B.Y., Athletics and Counseling for Black Youthsg Basketball 43 R.T.S. A MARY ST. GEORGE to get out on my own Summer of'69 . . . Mr. Markey's science class . . . Class of'67. MICHAEL ST. LOUIS to be happy and rich ' Sneaking smokes for four years and only caught once . . . The summer of '69 and Plum Island . . . The winter of'70 and meeting Hon. MICHAEL STAHL to be a girl 's gvm leader Ski Club: The summer of '70 . . . PauI's party . . . Mac's class-M-42 . . . A certain girl. CHRISTINA M. STEWART to graduate Summer of'68-Lenny . . . Mrs. Cassin's English class . . . Senior Skip day . . . All the parties with M.C.. D.Z.. C.P .... My senior year with Mr. Cecchini . . .The Marines. JOHN STOKES to be president Spanish Clubg Band I. 21 Being chased by Shaunessey . . . My favorite seat in ofiice detention . . . Running out the side doors. DIANE LOISE STREB to travel around the world Drama Club l, 2. 31 Homeroom Rep. I. 2: Reflections 2: Math League 3. 4g German Club 3. 41 N.H.S. 3. 4. The Variety Shows-backstage . . . A birthday party . . . The Rainbow Ball . . . The nut always in the seat behind . . . A lot of great kids . . . The back seat ofthe Math League bus. . . The S- floor . . . Tweet. DONNA MARIE SUNDERLAND to teach math Intramural Basketball 33 Math League 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 3 tSecre- taryjg Homeroom Rep. 21 Impact I: Yearbook Staff: N.H.S. 3. 4. P.A.D. with Chuck Tommy Toetruckf' Joe Boxes. Bean. Mouth, and all the other great kids in C.Y.O .... The back seat of the Math League bus . . . Three in a locker . . . Getting lost in Bedford Mr. Martin getting hooked The body always in the seat in front . . . A certain guy. MARIANNE SURAGO Spanish Club l, 2, 3. 4 lVice Presidentlz Student Council 2. 3: Year- book Staffg French Club 41 N.H.S. 3. 4. Junior Prom . . . Biology with Mr. Alcott . . . Mornings at the lockers . . . Bradford Room . . . Trip to Nantucket. STEVE SWIFT going to college Going with a very special girl . . . Taking a special girl to the Senior Prom . . . Thanksgiving Football Game with Linda. WENDELL SYLVESTER to get out ofhigh schooljfastl! Football 1. JOHN SZEMKOWICZ to go to college Ski Club 2. 3, 4. Memories of THE lunch table Thanksgiving Rally Rabbit's class . . . Oct. 30. 1970 Rally. JAMES TABOR Yearbook Staff: Gym Leader. Senior Skip Day '7l . . . Class Fools . . . Senior Class '71 . . . Maz- zone getting kicked out ofthe rally . . . The slab. MARIE TAMMARO to be an elementary' teacher V ariety Show 2: French Club 43 Drill Team 2. 3. 4: N.H.S. 3, 4. Mr. Alcott's biology class . . . Momings at the locker . . . A Canadian friend English 4 Lowell P.R.. L.S.. M.S.. B.P.. T.D. Drill Team practice. FRANK TAYLOR to make nit' wav through lik while not hurting others Basketball l. 2: Baseball l. 2: Soccer 4: Homeroom Rep. l. 2. 3. 41 Student Council: Bud Club. Friday nights with the '7l Men . . . Andover Rally l970 . . . Spaghetti Supper. . . Number I marking termhFall 1970. JOHN TERRIO to became an electrician Hockey 4. The teacher's . . . The football team . . . The Rallies . . . Football games. . . Mr. GiIl's shop class period 3 8: 4. . . Mr. Sarno-the nicest guy in B.M.H.S ,... The Students. . .The girls. LINDA THAYER a date with mr. z'eccl1ini.' F.T.A. 2. 3. 4 tSecretaryl: Homeroom Rep. 2. Christmas '68 with a special boy . .. Feb. I4. l969 . . , '68 Ze '69 with Tom Interlude All the great times with Ciail in Nlr. Sarntfs oflice Ben Three wonderful years with Mrs. Seidlcr and F.T.A. All the fun with Tony in study English with Nlrs. Seidler Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cooney Homeroom with Nlr. Cec- chini-the best looking teacher I ever had! FRANK THISSELL lo pats englisli Playing hookey '... 2 years of Mrs. Saunder's class . . .Junior English. RICHARD THOMPSON to get ajob Soccer 4: Ski Club 3. 4: N.H.S. 3. 4. Edie . . . Spaghetti Supper that was two weeks after I lilled this out? ... Mr. Samson's Machine Shop class 4 years . .. Skipping long pe- riod study of Friday's all year long and not getting caught. JANICE THORNE to become a medical assistant My four years at Billerica High Miss Conway's Junior English class. . . My Junior Prom. JOHN THORNE to graduate Getting turned in for missing study. KEVIN THRESHER to let mit' hair grow 2-feet long andget out oftlzis' school Ski Club. Groovin' out at Blauvelfs with the guys ..., A certain girl . . , Working at Whittaker Corp. with the guys . . . Mr. Cox's Algebra I class , . . Seeing Mike off to the army '... Smoking in the basements. MIRIAM TILTON to teach school Cheering 3. 4 tCo-captainlg Class Vice-President I. 2: F.T.A. Home- room Rep. 2. 3: Yearbook Staff: N.H.S. 3. 4. Cheering Winning the N.R.H. tournament Junior year Summers of '69 8: '70 . . . Labor Day and Fourth ofJuly weekends at Hampton Beach. ROBERT TOBEY to graduate Cross Country l. 2: Spring Track I. 2. Andover Rally l970. . . The last table in the caf. . . The pen ayin. MICHAEL TORPEY to graduate Spanish Club I: Ski Club 2. 3. June 23. l970 . .. Chuck's class .. . Tues. and Thurs. period 3 gym class. . . Stuart's. HENRY P. TRABUCCO to gradttatejrom high .rchool Stage Crew 3. 4: Drama Club 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 4. Those wild days and nights in the stage crew room .... Always being one step in front of Mr. Sarno and Mr. Archambeaultl . . . Being on the good side of Mr. Nuttall. PAUL TRAVIS tn pass math Basketball l. 2. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. 41 Winter Track 3: Spring Track 2. 3. 4: Football l. Nelson's History class . . . Summer of'70. KAREN VAIL to lie mrs. james lajountain December l5. l968. . . Junior Prom . . . February N69 . . . December 25. l97Otmay'bel. KATHLEEN E. VINAGRO to attend henllei' college and later lwcome a qta Intramural Basketball I: N.H.S. 3. 4 tTreasurerl: Business Club tSec- retary' 33. President 43: Drama Club 2. 3: Stage Crew 2. 3. Eddie . . . All for the price ofan ice cream cone' '... Senior Prom 1970. . . St. Mary's C.Y.O .... Mr. Jahnlc's English classes. BONITA VIRGIN to he a secretary David Bolz . . . The Junior Prom . . . The Class ol 7l. KENNY WAYNE VITTUM l'lfflll'Hlj1llit'61ICtlt1 Ill? Cross Country I. 2: Spring Track I: Science Club 2. Study long period Friday with Kathy Sullivan... Mac's English class. M-42 . . . My Freshman year Science class in M-42 with Mr. Zigarmi. JOSEPH R. WALSH lo gel 0111 oflzlgli seltool Wrestling 21St.Andrew's C.Y.O. 4. Mr. Gill's shop class. 3 Mr, Hunt's auto. 4... Class of '7l C,Y.O. Ski trips. MAUREEN WALSH lo heconie Wetlfllll' Dave December I5. l967 . .. Gym class l. 2. 3. 4 . .. Salisbury Beach l969 . . . Mt. Washington . . . Glen Elis Falls with Sandy and Ken. ROBERT E. WALSH . lo become ll pr1'e.s'1 Debating Club I: Photography Club I: Latin Club I. 2. 3: Student Council 21 Variety Show 2: Drama Club 21 Impact l. 2. 3: Chess Club 31 Stage Crew 21 C.Y.O. I. 2. 3. 4 tPresidentl. The ambiguous Riley '... The Tweet' '... Mr. Richardson's Funny Farm ... Locker 11631 ... Friendly's . .. The Wizard . .. Padre ... Football Games. ELLEN MARIE WARD Varsity Field Hockey l. 2. 31 Varsity Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 lCo-captainll Varsity Softball I. 2. 3: Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Spanish Club. I lSecretaryJ: 2 lVice Presidentlz G.A.A. 3, tVice Presidentli 4 lPresidentI1 Impact 2, 31 Student Council I. 2. Jim. l!2!68 . .. 5!30!68 . . . 7!26!67 . .. Laconia lO!24!70 . .. I!28! 7I . . . My little man' ',., 8!5. 6!68 New York. LILLIAN JEAN WARREN lo make .vonieone happi' Intramural Basketball 3: Student Council 3: Yearbook Staff: Class Activities. Winter oI 69 and spring of'7O. . .Junior gym class . . . May I6 84 I7. I970 . . . A day in Boston with Kevin . . . Football games and victory rides Mama told me not to come MacDonald's Salis- bury. JUDY WESCOTT lo he liuppt' Intramural Track 3. 41 Pep Squad 2: Senior Bake Sale: N.H.S. 3. 4: Play 2: Junior Car Wash and Bake Sale. Freshman and Sophomore year in Belleville. Ill .... State Basketball tournament. Ill. Summer of '68 All my Held trips Mr. Breen's tests . . . English 2. . .Typing Class . . , Adv. Comp . . . School lunches. BRENDA WHEELER I0 be a .vlenograpller Year of I968. DIANNE L. WHITE lo become a courl l'6l70I'l6'I' QQ lo mariji' a vera' special person Drill Team 3: Business Club 4. Algebra Sophomore year . . . Nov. 22. I968-Fritzi . . . Four Proms. . . Watching Basketball and baseball games with the sports fans tright girlsj . . . Seeing the Indians become MVC champs in basketball and baseball . . . Miss Splaine's U.S. class . . . Mrs. Cooney's Bookkeeping classes. and Mr, Jahnle's English classes, JAMES R. WIITALA clrqpsnian. IICCOZHIIUIII or olrnipie irresller Football 2. 3: Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Marine Physical Fitness Council 3. 4. March 28. l970-Mauree 8: Jim . .. Being one of the aluminum win- dow gang Mr. Markey's Science class Washington D.C. for being on the championship team of the Marine Physical Fitness Course. DIANA WILLEY lo he o .Y6'U'ClClliI' Chorus I. 2: Spanish Club I. 2: Drill Team 3. 4. Ding-a-ling . . . New Year's Eve '69 . . .The open door to M-65 . .. Friday nights. J.F.K. ... The week that was 7777 . .. 4 Corner's Mac's . . . I7. STEVE WILLIAMS 'you onll' have one life lo live. so grab UH1l1t'gllSIO,l'0ll eanf cheers! and peace! J.V. Basketball 2: Science Club 21 linpact 2. 3. 4 lBusiness 8: Layout Editorll lvlath League 41 Drama Club 41 Teen Center 4: Class of '71 I. 2. 3. 4. Beach Party Oct. IS. l97O . .. Caudwell . . . Boyson's Party The station Good times with the '7l crowd The courts Mr. CIarke's D.P. classes . . . '7I's Toboggan parties . . . The Ape calls . .. Junior Prom . . . Jenkin's Winnepausaukii party '... Graham's parties . . .The Boys in the band! GAIL WILSON to gain weigh! Intramural Basketball 1.3: Ski Club 3: Student Council 3. Dave-April ll. I970 . . . Junior Prom ... Maine with Bob. Betty 8L Dave at Sebago Lake. . . Summer of'70. JAMES VALCOUR .4 jew is h6'IICI'.' DONNA WITHAM lo be cl Ieaclzer' Junior Class Car Wash. Mornings at the locker . . . Mrs. DiMatteo's Per. 2 class... Study hall with Mr. Cox . . . Mr. AIcott's Biology class. GARY WRIGHT lo he an eleelrieian Senior year football games . . . Last day of my Junior year spent at Salisbury State Park. ROBERT L. ZAPATKA Football Manager 2. 3. CAROL ZIMMERMAN lo liilflvejeel lall Pep Squad I. Cliff... Nov. 7. l967. . . Summer of l970. DAVID ZIMMERMAN I0 graduale and go our on nit' own Sneaking a cigarette between classes . . . Rallies. . . Office detention. DAVID J. ZOOK lo become an url leaclier Freshman Football: Play, l984 4. Chorus. Senior year . . . Art classes Soph.. Junior and Senior years. DENISE C. ZOOK I0 become a .sew-erazji' Business Club 4: Pep Squad I. Summer of '69 . .. CZ.. K.V.. N.R.. M.N.. 8: M.H. A certain someone . . . Typing for teachers. I, I, I, I, I. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I I, I I, I, I I, I, I, I, I, I, I I, I, I. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, CLASS WILL Debbie Campbell, leave Mr. Arvilla a bottle of Summer Blonde. Moe Hughes, leave my gym locker to Shai 8L Reb. Frank LaFountain, leave the cafeteria forks in locker it905 to anyone who needs one for the lunches. Michael Stahl, leave all the ash trays in the M floor basement to the class of 72 . Phil Newfell, leave, to my brother, this wonderful school. Kevin Oloughlin, leave my smoking spot to anyone who needs it. Steve Magliozzi, leave to Mr. Marchi, 200 lbs. of Lord knows what accumulated during the course of the Senior year. Frank Thissell, leave all the rights to raise ..... Mike Giblin, leave my Seat at Dave's Sub Shop for period 3 to my brother, Tom. Kathy Gibson, leave my U.S. History notes to my sister, Mary Ann. in hopes that she will pass it after only one year: and to my brother, Dave, all my wishes for a successful Cross Country season. Bill Fritz, leave 4 years of life behind. Never to regret. Joan Kelly, leave 7l . Steve Swift, leave BMHS with all my best wishes to the teachers I had tmainly Chuckl during my senior year. Kenny Vithim, leave any goodies in my locker, No. 309, comb. 37-I3-35, to Robbie Fidler and the gang. Coral Gordon, leave to all the freshmen, their initiation into high school by the seniors and the teachers. Steve Donovan, leave all the great times-including my absent days and all the times at Salisbury and Hampton to anyone who wants them. Robert Annese, leave to BMHS, my two sisters good luck. Diane Kearney, leave all my data processing to Mr. Clark and all the good times to my brother. Dave Bailey, being of sound body and mind, hereby bequeath one year's supply of Alka-Seltzer to all the unfortunate and unsuspecting souls who eat in the BMHS cafe. Ed Jenkins, leave all those wild hockey games with Burlington to my brothers and hope they come out winners like we did. Kathi Glavin, leave Miss Splaine to anybody in need of advice and to my sister, Barbie, lots of fun in her Senior year. Clyde Davison, leave my brown l5l proof imported fur lined Russian hat to the class of 72 . Janice Hanson, will the fun times in the BMHS basement to Marion, Kathy, and Marlene. John Henderson, leave the corridors of BMHS my goat calls and the line-up. Donna Rosini, leave the empty space in locker 479 to my sister, Kathy. Henry Trabucco, leave all the keys I found to Mr. Mulligan, for without his gracious help, I wouldn't have gotten them. Shawn Gibson, leave all my classes, my locker, and my gum, to any other person who wants them. Nancy Mackiewicz, leave all the fun and memories of BMHS. Lil Warren, being of sound body and mind, leave in hopes that one ot those bomb scares will come true. Donna Witham, leave my sneakers to Donna McNeil. Lisa Dumas, leave my friend, Lisa Stanton, the urge to crack down on her books and get out of school. Colleen Fanning, leave all the fun and excitement to the future Cheer- leaders of BMHS. Donna Sunderland, leave BMHS to my sister and hope she will get as much out of it as I did. Michelle Carpenter, leave to next year's cheerleaders, all the fun and enjoyment I've had cheering this year. Joe Mandarano, leave it all behind! Nancy Law, leave my greetings to my cousin, Mike Healy. Maureen Leahey, leave all my bumps and bruises from playing sports to anyone who wants them. S. M., leave my checked panty hose to D. D. Matty King, leave my dirty socks to whoever wants to wear them. Pat Knapp, leave my bass clarinet to whoever wants it. I, Kevin Johnson, leave the school behind. Linda Dumas, leave Lisa Stanton a big wish to get out ol this school next year for good. Roberta Lee, leave my paintbrushes to Charlie Graves. Nancy Hogan, leave this Haven of Happiness to the goons who are looking forward to it. John Charles Gunther, leave to Stagecrew 72 , one tised auditorium and stage. Bonnie Paisley, leave my sexy blue gymsuit to anyone who wants to cause trouble next year in gym. Marie Belville, leave this school. Denise Crear, leave all my fun and memories, and my girls room pass to anyone who needs it. Gail Hanson, will all the good times I have had to Arlene, Nancy, and my sister. Kathy. Dave Cooke. leave about tive hundred dentist's tongue dcpressors to Coach Samson and his next ten championship Cross Country Teams. John Iozo, leave the school lunches to anyone who can cat them. Diane Hallett. leave Mr. Gentil, Mr. DiGloria. Mr. Deluca . , . Barry. leave one high hurdle to John Bent. Diane Willey, leave Chuck Lampson a free ticket to Heaven. John Hztjinlion, leave Tom's dirt road to whoever likes the feeling of almost smashing into trees. Edward Mercer, leave the cold showers and groucliie gym teachers to all the underclassmen. Rita Quinton, leave the team first aid kit and equipment to anyone who can carry them. Sandy Purselley, leave Cathi Vinagro, leave my Love is sign to whoever x-.ants it. Flo Sacoco, leave-hnally Donna Erickson, leave to the Science floor, my body, in hopes that they can find out what went wrong with it. Chris Maguire, leave to Betty Pollard, Eileen Roake, and Marilyn Gabalis, memories of the i970 football team and three special players. Jim Dawson, leave to the class of 72 my polaroid camera and a bunch of burned out tlashbulbs. Don Conrad, leave before I get whaled on. Miriam Tilton, leave the wastebasket. Miriam Sierago, leave my mother to the cafeteria. Patty Morris, leave to Mr. Merrimen, my seat in homeroom. John Terrio, leave to the class of 72 , all the headaches that go with four years of hard work at BMHS. Larry Leone, leave all my most valued possessions in my locker to my girlfriend Arlene. Lucinda Marcotte, leave to the classes of 72, 73, and 7-1. the many miseries and joys of my four years at BMHS. Dick Dile, leave this school 11 million dollars. Audrey Milton, leave all the worms that I found in my school lunch to the underclassmen. David Killeen, am taking everything with me. Dana DeRosier, leave my chicken call to the class of 7Z . Linda Antonuk, leave BMHS gladly. Patti Orr, leave my locker 4-15 with best wishes to Edie dk Debbie. Doug Duggan, leave Miss Buckley's Tug class for ythoeyer can take il. Nancy Boutilier. leave my S Hoot' locker to anyone who can use it. Paula Fichera, leave to next year's senior class otlieers, all the ytork. fun, and enjoyment that l experienced this year. Alison Gearin. leave my weapon, the left-hand lunge, to anyone uho can do one. Betty Flannery, leave one empty locker. Ann Picctiito, leave my bltie and xyltite liastie gyltisllil to Nliss llootl. KUIIIY Glllllillil, leave behind all my smelly gym socks to the dumb per- son who stole tltern. Mike Sheehan, leave my name Phantom to bliss Buckle! I0 PMN 011 to some other poor soul. Mike DiPieti'o, leave to the junior class, all ot' my teachers in good mental condition. , Robin Bagley, leave with Steve, all my memories ot' our 4 yrs. I, Debbie Simons, leave my dancing shoes to Debbie McNeil and my clearsil to anyone who needs it. I, Lorraine O'Brien, leave my sister, Sue, my locker, teachers. and the best ol' luck. I, Kathy Mixon, leave ash trays in the girls room. I. Beverly Millcy, leave BMHS and all the great kids with the hopes that others will have as much fun as I have. I Paula Donovan, leave my ankle weights to Miss Hood's future basketball players. I Jean Lilly, leave to all future cheerleaders of BMHS, my best wishes for v a happy and spirited year of cheering. I, Sue Powderly, leave all the expenses of being a senior to next year's seniors. I, David Zook, leave an empty seat in the art room. I, Walter Carroll, leave I Joanne Cameron, leave to all future debates of BMHS strength in num- 1 bers, fortitude, determination, courage, and a successful season. I, Frank Chronowski, leave nothing. ' I, James R. Burke, leave the school physical fitness trophies to BMHS. I, Bob Brown, leave the G50 echo chamber. I, James M. Burke, leave BMHS in one piece, for the class of 72 to take apart. I, John Cameron, leave a box of bubbles to Miss Ryan. I, Kevin Rueinski, leave 4 years of headaches to anyone who wants them. I, Humphrey Desmond, leave my name Hump to my friends. I, Donna Burke, leave to my pal, Teri, all the fun and happiness of my Senior year and hope she has the same. I, David Bradford, leave this school something: because something is better than nothing. l, Lee Munnis, leave to the Drama Club, all the property in the Drama Club storeroom. I, Marcia McClay, leave the school lunch to anyone with an iron stomach. I Brian Donnelly, leave my ability to avoid Office deleI1li0f1 I0 5011190115 who works right after school. I, John King, leave what you can find of my football equipment to anyone stupid enough to use it. v I. Patricia Greensmith, leave a bottle of tranquilizers to all my teachers. I, Steve O'Hara, leave my locker to whoever can clean it, I, Theresa Fraumeni, leave a can of deodorant to every person that I left defenseless in gym. I, David Zimmerman, leave my pack of cigarettes in the basement to who- ever wants them. I, Roberta Zapatka, leave the school library period 3 to Mike Smith in hopes he will learn to use it. I, Robert Walsh, leave my place in the lunch line to Mr. Vocell. I, Michael Quintin, leave the status Babes to 72 . I, Zita Cousens, leave the dance floor to anyone who can do their thing better than I could. I, Alice Crockett, leave my boots to a girl who can get up off the floor of the gym when marching in a rally. I, Dave Cross, leave BMHS to Scabby, I, John Stokes, leave 3 pair of rotten sneakers to some deserving sopho- more because some other senior left me the same dried up sneakers. I, Gene Mazzone, being a little wacked out, leave my pamphlet on Hassel- ing Techniques. I, Bonnie McAdams, leave the tennis courts clean for a day. I, John Miller, leave my locker and half-finished lunches to anyone who can keep it. I, Brenda McGowan, leave to the Freshman of Locke Jr. High BMHS lunches. I, Bill Danehy, leave Mr. Markey my best wishes for a winning card. We, the class of 7l leave the memories of our almost unremovable sig- nature. I, Frannie Molunari, leave the G and M floor basement to anyone who can have a cigarette in peace. I, Donna D'amore, leave tny brother, Jim, to BMHS. I, Judy Cleigh, leave to Mrs. Raby, and Mrs. Cooney, all my bookkeeping and payroll for anyone who can make it balance out. I, Joan Coste, leave BMHS to my sister in hopes she has better luck and memories good and bad. I, Paul Travis, leave my track shoes to John Bradford. I, Gary Wright, leave all the cafeteria forks in locker 934 to whoever wants to eat. I. Phil Fredickson, leave all of my teachers here, in hopes that they will become better educated. Phyllis Amaroso, leave the lunch for the next victim in line. Karen 0' Connor, leave all the Balony and soup lunches to the class of --72 , Marilyn Nunes, leave my dirty socks and gym suit to Miss Hood. Barbera Mutchler, leave my five gymsuits to whoever stole them and I leave Miss Hood in peace. Susan Anderson, leave my brains for science in the future. Debbie Morelli, leave . . . David Follweiler, leave my guitar to Jimmy Paige. Chris Re, leave smiling???'? Helen Dolan, leave all the work and fun of being a class officer to the incoming seniors. Tim Dutile, leave to Mr. Alterie. my ball kicking sneakers. Linda Hillis, leave the railing in the lobby to any nut who wants bruised knees. Gary Johnson, leave Mr. Hunt my carburetor. Betty Greelish, leave a really great guy, Mr. Markey fthe bearj, to someone who wants a good friend. Joyce Riley, leave all the delicious lunches of this school to everyone else. Mike Olson, leave nothing. Ann Rebinskas, leave the memories of those not-so-mind full-filling years, but a really nipper time. JameS, leave my memories of the Wilmington game to some criminal who deserves them. James Wittola, leave my athletic equipment to Mr. Markey and I also leave my beer brewery to Mr. C. Debbie Gracie, leave with the hopes that the Spirit of '71 will never die. Gary Jenkins, leave all my hassles far behind. Bertha Packard, leave locker it486 to anyone who can't remember com- binations. Mary Knight, leave Mr. Arvilla's typing 2 class with great pleasure. Debbie Rankin, leave . . . Everett Jones, leave my locker to anybody that wants it. Heather Brown. leave my S-floor locker with pleasure, and my friends with regret. Nancy Smith, leave math to someone who can do it. Nick Mucci, leave my locker and football helmet, along with Mr. Richardson. Lillian Enright, leave to all the future seniors of BMHS an extra boost of energy to get them through their last year. Sandi Sorano, leave all my passes to the elevator and Rotunda Sneaker as elevator maid to all future seniors. John Szemlcowicz, leave my locker and all the posters in it, including the ONE in the back, to Bob Wietz. Claudia Casey, leave the space beside my locker to the Odd Squad. Don McCall, leave nothing. Donna Altobelli, leave at last. Frank Taylor, leave this school a full course dinner for 20, fresh chick- en, to be served promptly after the Thanksgiving game. James Tabor. leave the fabulous food of the cafeteria to whoever has the guts to eat it. George Leone. leave my football spirit to anyone who cart handle it, and to Cindy, I leave my love. Robert Foley, leave football rallies to the next class to bring chickens to. Kevin Chubb, leave a quickie 5.59 Sandblasting kit. Peggy Ricard, leave the most fantastic and memorable years of my life to my brother, Craig, and my best friend, Gail, with reluctance. J. T., leave the locker and his sneaky sneakers. Robert Closs, leave Mr. A, two cases from the ski trip. Wendell Sylvester, leave Mr. W's chemistry class with great joy. Sandra Baxter, leave my first row seat in Mr. Janhle's room, from 2 consecutive years to anyone who wants it. Charlie Bryan, leave the Concord River for anyone who wishes to drive their car into it. David Murray, leave to BMHS, the smoke filled basements on the M floor. 4 Carol Eaton, leave the fIoormaster's office and its key to whoever is lucky enough to get the job next year. Paul Burnetto, leave lMPACT's issue number four to anyone with stomach enough to look at it. Denise Zook, leave our locker after 392 years. - Ellen Ward, being of sound body and mind, leave Mr. Archambault a cow. Bunky Davis, hereby leave next year's football and basketball teams the loving of progressions and a number of suicides. Diane Heske, leave K. B. the leadership of B. F. and to Mr. Richard- son peace and quiet and all the good fun of 4 years at BMHS. Arthur Collier, leave all my dirty testtubes, my book on insults and my unfinished atom bomb to Mr. Gabriel. And my copy of, How to Make Friends and Influence People , to Mrs. S. Glen M., leave my locker No. 56 and J.V. Baseball uniform No. 29 to whoever is lucky enough to get them. Ginny Routhier, leaves this school happily. Herb Campbell, leave all the trash in my locker to some sucker. Kathy Hopkins, leave all my gym equipment to my sister, Cheryl, in hopes that she will throw them away. M. C., leave Ellen McCarthy our stall in the M-floor basement. Ken Buckland, leave my sneakers that are somewhere in the girls locker room. Donald Reagen, leave my locker to any dumb kid who doesn't have enough sense to quit before he gets here, Bryan McDewell, leave Maureen my 71 ring. Mike Wilson, leave my place in the basement to Peter Jenkins. Sheri Huntoon, leave to the next graduating class of BMHS good mem- ories I have of my years here. Alfred Bellrose, leave the class spirit to the underclassmen so they could make it through high school. Cliff Jacques, leave the poor Seniors of 68B Miss Buckley's torture course in Math. John DiAngelis, leave one brown mangled l5l proof scented cap to the class of 72 . Bonnie Kenderdine, leave best wishes and good luck to the classes that follow me, and all the best roles in plays to April. Steve Alari, leave my beautiful 65 chevy to anyone with 2c. Valerie Haesbrouck, leave Mr. Richardson with peace and quiet for period I, physics. , Ann Marie Crimins, leave all my lies to Mr. Podaras, Carol Zimmerman, leave my elevator shoes to Denise Canning. Jill Borthwick, leave all the good times I've had to my sister, Jackie. R. C., leave my paintbrush and green paint to the next one in line who can match the 71 spirit. Edward J. Silva, leave BMHS knowing that I am glad to be out of High School at last. Bob Snow, leave this school to all the students who come here and hope they're as thrilled as I was and learn more than I did. Jim Scott, leave my dirty baseball uniform to any girl who wants it. Marie Lamantea, leave my naiveness to the one who knows too much already. Steve Williams, leave a can of Schlitz at the Station for anyone who wants it. Judy Wescott, leave Mr. Breen to anyone who can understand what he is saying. Bob Senoski, leave all of my beer cans from the tennis courts to the custodians of BMHS. Steve Chrismer, leave Phil MacPhee a pair of skates so he can learn to play hockey. Dianne White, leave the gum tree in locker 38.8 for an ABC gum chewer. Robert Hagel, leave my rotten sneakers and gym uniform to the cafe for further use. Susan Finney, leave all my memories of BMHS to my sister, Donna. H. Garabedian, leave all Chuck's homework to whoever wants it. Fran Kling, leave the rest of my entitled days absent to any one of next year's seniors. Jim Kelleher, leave nothing. Joani Maher, leave Pete. Mary St. George, leave this school to all the poor kids who have to stay here while I'm out. Diane Streb, leave a lingering spirit to anyone who thinks they can make contact with it. John Thorne, leave the M-floor basement. Mike Torpey, leave my razor to Mr. Sarno. Chuck Ronzio, leave my good luck to the future football teams. Brian Rose, leave the lunchrooms alone, leave the meatballs to Meatball, and leave my autograph to anyone who wants it. Barbera Brown, leave with many inner ambitions and many happy memories. Joan Richards, leave behind a lot of memories and my gymsuit to who- ever stole it. Patti Richie, leave believinv- Alison Roth, leave lmpact's picture of the sanitary dlnillll ltllll lf' Mf- Mulligan. Robert Austin Bent, leave one chewed tip pencil in locker 36434. Joseph Raphael Santa Fe ill. leave my best wishes to the future stu- dents of BMHS and l'm stire they'll need it. Chicken Curtis, leave my nickname-chicken to Mr. Cox on the slim chance that he might realize that it is my name. Jean Bailey, leave nobody nuthin. Joe Rosa, leave the school, the teachers, and all its headaches to the next class. Bonita Virgin, leave my gymsiiit and sneakers to whoever wants them. Nancy Soly, leave with hopes not to return. Chris Stewart, leave the school to anyone who wants it. Beth Roop, leave pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, to Mr. Podaras, and anything left over to the Drill team. Jim Parsons, leave to any forthcoming class that doesn't have it, the spirit of 7l . David Bruce, leave the library. Cathy Ross, leave my P. F. Flyers for the next year's senior sneaker day. Denise Maynard. leave one way corridors of the S-floor to Mr. Roche. Robert Connors, leave my monocle to Mr. Merriheld for his one good eye. Stephen Closs, leave to anyone with the last name of Closs, my rusty ball point pen. Debbie Cormier, leave all my excess weight to BMHS. William Closs, leave all my PAD test for any great cheating scholar. Susan Harold, leave locker 17231 to the person who owns it. Nancy Brown, leave my big mouth to the next soft spoken student of Mrs. Houghton. Paul Holmes, leave ollice detention to Mr. Nuttall. Richard Gillfoyle, leave my old gym sneakers to Lori C. the Noble Keats, leave to Little Status Glav, all my status, nobleness, and the S. Y. S. so that someday she might be able to make the heavy scene with the 7l brothers. Linda Thayer, leave all the wonderful memories at BMHS to Tony Johnston. Elaine Garrette, leave to all undcrclassmen, the school lunch and hope that no one gets ptomaine poisoning. Stan Motyka, leave my sneakers to Pete Salowsky for senior sneaker day next year. Vemellll DUBOSC, leave to the class of 72 . the ruins of BMHS. Steve Maniscalco, leave all my intelligence, work, and books. to the class of 7Z Rich Gallant, leave locker 3174 and summer practices for football. Phil Nelson, leave my gym shorts to Nick Mucci. Pat Blood, leave BMHS finally. Betsie Brace, leave to Mr. Cox, all my remarks in hope that one of them can someday top one of his. Karen Vail, leave my rabbit for Diane Martin. Bruce Enman, leave my sideburns to anyone who is crazy enough to wear them. Thomas Faria. leave the crazy ones I knew to Death, Marie Tomaro, leave my green underwear to the drill team. Karen Silva, leave Alka-seltzer for after lunch. Rick Thompson, leave my machine shop apron lo some poor sophomore in Mr. Sampson's class. Carol Dube. leave my height to anyone who needs a few extra inches. Carol Dorazio. leave. Kathy Donahue, leave all my shorthand problems to someone who wants them. Laurie SHUHGCFS. leave my love to Mrs. Sarkison and to the new drill team treasurer, my journal book and best wishes. Donna Dilvlambro, leave all the BMHS schoolbooks to anyone who wants them. Michael Quinton Boyson, leave the statins babes lo 72 . Kathy Leonard, leave my four great years at BMHS to my sister, Betty Jane. Sue Crocker. leave an empty space in Mark's locker to anyone who wants it. Richard Donnelly, leave all my hopes ot' marrying Moe Hughes in nip senior year. Jovee Riley Marie Belville Donna Sunderland Jim Parsons ne dk Donna Erickson Bettsie Brace Sue Crocker Karen Silva Paula Donovan Dianne White Nancy Law Billv Danehv Mike Giblin Steve Donovan Bertha Packard Mark Hall Leah Keating Rick Christie Joanne Croaby Steve Alari Ed Mercer Ed Galvin Mim Tilton Kathy Glavin Nancy Smith Debby Campbell Debby Gracie Arte Brown Patty Blood Robert Annexe Helen Dolan Gene Mazzone Denisevfrear Kathy Vinagro Moe Leahy Joe Mandarano Linda Reid Sandv Pursellev BABY 1 'iffriff Q. .a ff ff .f 1'-tr' ki. T Q- -ML 3-L 1 K '5'0Qi .I vs '13 , ,v f.. ai I.- .- .. , ,all s a it vc.--' , X , I SJ .t Y G lXX -1- 'fu x -.1 90 l,wrru1m'U'lir1un Sundr Swrumr Huh Stilhvxhl Nunq Hugun Chrlx Nhzgulrc Nunq Buullllcr Rlck Scnr-ski Betty Circcluh Zita Ckwuscnx IJCIUSC funk Dunnu Burke Kcxin Chuhh Paula Inlchcrq John Hcndcrwn Danna Rmxxnl Bunky Duux Bexerly Nirllcy Dehhrc Srmmunx Theresa Fruumenl Kathy Fmlcr Donna Alluhcllr Judy Vsvcwvll Debbre lxubcllc Irene Chumhcrlurn .ludx Clersh Nancy Brow n Sue NIUFIIINCY Trixhu Grccnxnnlh Linda Hllhx .loc Suinlgxl-c Ed .lcnkrnx Chuck Rwnzn- Blllj Orr N1.1ry P.rl1n Kathy Lilhwn Sum XI.-lxk.1 PAID RIICIIIC 'XIINOH Krnkiflll f ,W HW! ,Q A 'v-4, M ' L' U Cf lmpo . f 00 EF47' Lift' H9090 .2.zf - E I I TRATIO A ll .silt ll, 'UN S May I extend my congratulations to you upon your successful completion of a formal course of study at Billerica Memorial High School. From here you will now select diverse paths leading to other educational institutions, to vocations, to military service, to marriage. Regardless of your particular selection, you will need three ingredients for personal satisfaction and happiness. One, is the Willingness to accept responsibilityg two, is the sincere attempt to relate well with other peopleg and three, the development of a sense of pride in all that you do. There are many people who expend the least effort on every phase of their daily labors, and yet they expect the ,greatest return for their minimal effort. Do more, do as much as your physical and mental ability will allow and you will reap a harvest of satisfaction, recog- nition, and achievement regardless of your chosen profession or vocation. -J. David Nuttall, Principal 94 0 ,l Q - , 'wo- Ext if E ' -s. Frederick C. Riel-Supvrintwidvnr of Sclionlx Y al I Y li My .S l .Z 'Sf William V. Archambault-I'ice-Prim'ipa1 ff? William H. Flaherty, Jr.-.4.s.ri.s'1u111 Slzpw-mrvmlunl of .Scliiwls 'iq ,gl I :ir loxcph .-X, Sgirno-I 'fir-1'f im i,'u.'.' ' I E GLISH K by il.-. 3? A f .1 Miss Cherry Muse Mr. Kevin P. McDermott l M r. Arthur Podaras-Clzairmarz l -7 s ,A Miss Mary Conway Miss Mary Ryan Miss Barbara A. Hosmer Mrs. Estella F. Bello I Miss Marilyn J. Prasinos L Mr. Martin McDonough Mr. Anthony J. Vitale ,f- Mr. Peter McCarthy X X xx N L Mr. James Hanlon Mrs. Linda Seidler 96 Mr- Carl jahnle , Mrs. Ora K. McLaughlin-Cliivf Mr. Joseph O. Cecchini l' Q lp' .LV l .157 4 Mr. Stanley S. Warden Miss Miriam J. Buckley . . ? Mr. Philip J. Breen .1 . -N ' 1 ' f 1 ,A Mr. Robert Grillo Mr. Ralph C. Merriman Mr. P. Gary Cox aff 4 Mr. Roger C. Pike 97 Mr. Boyd P. Bertram BUSI ESS . 'N R 'Fix ST 1-ff P- U Miss Isabel M. Jahnle-Head Mr. Joseph F. Arvilla. Ill M rs. Diane Ru mmel I Mr. Alfred E. Wilson Z .Q-na--' 1 ,KX f ' fe Mr. Thomas F. Clark .1 0-,,,-ee X 5 ff f ' . .lf '2 Q4 ij 5 r s Mr. Roger Richard l : l I 1 l R A l 1 1 Miss Carlotta Masiello Miss Theresa Ro 98 Miss Jean F. Richards Q Mrs. Mary Ann Raby z 'E J 3 ff 1, 4 I 1 6, n sz 1 1 5 f' I Jn Mr. Sidney S. Sher-Clmirnmrz Mrs. Elma J. Sarkisian Mrs. Julie Mayotte 1 Mr. Michael McLaughlin SOCIAL ST DIES M r. Robert Finnegan Mr. John Amato Mrs. Frances M. McGee I Xliss hum I.. NICDUYNC Miss Ann Ni. Splaine Mr. Paul F. Stanton 99 Nlr. Charles l nmpson SCIENCES .iw Mr. Peter Gabriel-Clzairmarz Mr. Dennis Walczewski , ' 3 .5 V , 4 .i1,. , 1 Mr. Philip F. Markey I Z Mr. James J. Roach Mr. Paul Whitley ,X Mrs. Angeline E. DiMatteo Miss Arleen M. Hartery 'W Mrs. Bessie Kourkoulakos Mr. William Alcott 100 I Mr. James Richardson I t v' Mr. Arthur W. Merrifield-Hvml ,I ,. QQ i Miss Susan O. Johnston ART Mr. Marco L. Marchi 5 P 'VJ ef 'jfi M rs. Sally Carrier v B 45 Mrs. Gertrude Houghton Mr. Giorgio V. Carlino ,lf IUI 'Y Miss Florence Gzirratt GUIDANCE I -,.l-....0-,-.. I.-.,-l.........-. ,.. s... ...v. - - I I 2.7 Mm. Eunice W. Wilson Nlrs. Helen E. Adams-Head I DUSTRIAL RTS ug x x Mr. Robert M. Gill Miw Thelma L. Brown ' x Nlr. William H. Altieri. Jr. 102 Mr. Roger I. Samson Mr. Eduard Astruchnn, Mr. J. Ray mond Brown Mr. Gerald E. Hunt DRIVER ED I Mr. Barry E. Conn I Mr. Joseph Foley PERMANENT SUBSTITUTE . -v.-.-...Q .nn 2 , . f Nlr. Ernest l. Xoccll P . , H Y S C L i :vs x 1-4 STORA X 'x Mr Robert Granfield Mr Thomas Mulligan A ww .,-.4 P l 'tion-7 , , ox , , s jg , Mr Joseph J DeLuca Mr Rudolph Gentile 1: ' mvfn 2nucAIIUN Mr. Thomas O'Brien ,., 5 l . . ii-' J' imwf' W? , 'www- New Mr. George Gracie M r. Maurice Grady ,- QP' Mr. George Hickey fs' Mrs. Helen V. Dolan 105 'I 7-,-C. Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh .Q - 1 1 4 Nlr. .lmcpli .l. Dame s 4 1 . wi Sp.- I itll. -I 5L-l 0 SR PG GA RN S TI SZ A AT NI DO N S SPRING TRACK The spring track team of 1970. with a 6-2 record. tied for second place in the Merrimack Valley League with Chelmsford and Wilmington. Coach Samson. his second year coaching after a lapse of three years. hnally pulled the team together for their successful season. Five records were broken during the year. Rob Gamble, the out- standing performer, cracked two of these records with a 440 yard run in 52.8 sec. and the high jump with a jump of 5'll . Ken Guinerie, in the l60 yardilow hurdles in l9.6 sec., and Dan Reimer. running the 90 yard high hurdles in 12.4 sec.. were also record shatterers. Don Beecy leaped the triple jump on 38'7'fQ for his record. Another interesting note is that the team defeated Chelmsford for the first time in nine years and the meet went right down to the last event of the day, the relay, in which our team won by five points. fx WK I1 Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill ter--f TEAM SCORES 64 77 74 58 73.5 sz D 24 64 Tewks. Dracut Methuen Will. Burl. No. And. And. Chelms. 58 45 48 64 4 45 98 58 The winter track team. alter a lapxe ol Nix yearx lroni competition. have organized themxelxex again into a potent lorce ol' trackmen in competing lor the tirxt time in the xtrong North Shore Indoor 'l rack League. Under the expert guidance ol Coach Ciranlield. the team managed lo break three school recordx and tie one. Captains Barry ladorola and .lamex Burke inspired the team throughout the indoor season. The learn alxo participated in the State Meet hel d in the Boston Ciarden. School records that were hroken this year v. ere: .N'.4,tlE Barry ladorola David Cooke Jim Kelleher Barrx' ladort I-'I 'f x' 7: 60 yd. hurdlex 1000 yd. run 2 mile ala. .lim Burke. Dave Mitchell. Tlatllf 6:3 2128.3 ll.l:l3.?'4 and Nlike Sheehan tied the school record for the relay with a time ol' 2:27. lO9 K F 3PCU'-30O l'J 1, 'vm 95' 9 ew? 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I ai f ff' gc ? , Ft 115 -., 'a g. cf:7f5F11UZlPt1'1F'7Ut'11l'1'1IC3 sr ,. 5, A. ., li' :. f. -,Ji . ,a-1. 419' f-SLN . 1 l l 'f 'i T -1 AM' 'A f ,, 1 Q ,-ax ' ' ul ,-..w - ', 1 ,.,.n-- f' ff L N- ' if ii! , . if Y 1--if-, ..1- f- V '1- ' - ' -, ' .X . +L , ' -. ' 6 4 . Q 'A si' ., - 'um X 'j,,:,v 117 '15 ?' 5? ..- ., . -u-rg, J .-fvl. .-, 1 GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY L. Y' 4 119 BOY'S BASKETBALL -f9'.L 5: 120 ,ipg l A 4 f 5 1 ' 53, . X iii 454 Z YY' 31 I ' - L P xx t.. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Qx H 'im 1 x '7 1-3 WRESTLING I1 F 91 1.. r .Nl l I , ................-..L .............-.:..:: . :..--...1.',z:::- ':: : !2.'1-'ii-'?..-4- 1 mar.:-..':'.:.':',:.-':-': --',.,.:,:.-:-.:::..-.- ....i :za-'...::..- ' , HOCKEY RJ fir L! , I 1 , 1 , , ' Q 4 ,pi V '- Kc. 4 , .H 2, XXX . X L51 ,Ne A X if 4-gp ,N nil ff 1 x X wa 'H 'Q fl , Q ,lb - A NS. X -Q- di 40 Av, , x N K Sw .4 . , ,,.4 A Q, ,,. 1.M.-,j,,. 1,3342 ik! J-k,.j'!6 A ...L l .L!'ZY5lsr'f-4 I -is 5 f, CROSS-COU TRY x Q I V l '75 A . istzsiin ' N I . e 4 fw- f a.. t sax :Ap The Varsity Cross-Country Team remained unde- feated this year for the third straight year in a row and stretched their winning streak to 33 over a span of three years. Captain Dave Cooke and Co-Captain Jim Kelleher spirited the team to their 10-0 record for the season and the Merrimack Valley League Championship. Sophomore John Bradford led the team as the top runner winning nine races and placing second in the tenth. The team also won the championship meet which was a combination of all the teams in the league in , 1 .- . - 1,-V , .., s 'sa' ' '.-.2-'Jn-5 one big race which is held at the conclusion of the season. The six seniors on the club who are graduating and will be a great loss to the team are Dave Bradford, Pe- ter Anderson, Dave Cooke, Paul Travis, Jim Kelleher. and David Mitchell. The Junior Varsity also had an impressive season with a record of 7-l. Top runner for the Billerica Har- riers was Dave Gibson. A knee injury forced Dave to miss the last meet of the year which caused the team to suffer their only loss. Q . 1- fp A 31 Vwnmi 128 VARSITY TEAM SCORES Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill Bill I8-Law. Voke 44 20-No. And. 35 ll9-Will. 42 24-Tewks. 31 I8-And. 39 16-Burl. 46 15-Meth. 50 I9-Dracut 40 17-Nash. 46 25-Chelms. 34 CHAMPIONSHIP MEET l-Billerica 1443 2-Andover1753 3-Tewksburyf873 4-Dracut1993 5-No. Andover1ll03 6-Chelmsfordfl 143 7-Wilminglonf 1963 84Burlington12l23 9-MethuenQ2843 SGFTBALL 0 FRENCH CLUB Presflkttty' Ritchie Secf- Patricia Moulton Trettxffltcryl Kronlttnd AdvisorfMrx. Sully Carrier DRILL TEAM RX-L 14 S R ,Q L1 ' LT., E 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I i Pres.-David Cooke V.P.-Michelle Carpenter Sec.-Paula Fichera Treas.-Kathy Vinaro Advisor-Miss Splaine Pres.-Lee Munnis V.P.-David Wright Sec.-Shawn Gibson Treas.-Barbara Brown Advisor-Miss Muse -hw DRAMA CLUB :- H1 X J STAGE CREW I Q 45, U is E Presfjoannc Cameron VP-PS Ar1wldPwtlNr DEBATE CLUB ' ' iSJwlnrlK!N1r.lgilgx 132 G.A.A. Pres.-Ellen Ward V.P.-Rebecca Stearns Sec.-Rita Quinton 9 .- h BOYS GYM LEADERS T'eaiidZ'Si,2fiiZS'gh,3i,j3 gliiai i i vin? Editors-Paul Brunetto Alison Roth Lavout-Steven Williams Sports-Jim Parsons Advisor- M r. Hanlon 134 MATH LEAGUE f f Advisor-Mr. P. G. Cox IMPACT 135 Pres.-Mark Hall V.P.-Leah Keating Sec.-Nancy Hogan Treas.-.lim Parsons Delegate-Alison Roth Advisorglvlr. Hanlon Pres.-Robert Brown V.P.-James M. Burke Sec.-Joseph Strazzere TreasfDiane Heske Advisor-Mr. Richardson FUTURE NURSES Pres.-Linda Beach V.PfAudrcy Williams S B' b' r' Glavin eo- dr .1 .1 TreasfMerediIh Pom-in Advisor Mrs. DiN1atleo FUTURE TEACHERS Pres.4Lindu Holdman YP.-Zim Cmlsem Sec.-Linda Thayer TrcasfPeggy Bothelo Advimr-Sin. Seidler SPANISH CLUB V.A.V. 138 Pres.-Zita Cousens V.P.-Marianne Surago Sec.-Carol Fullerton Treas.-Linda Antonuk Advisor-Mr. Carlino Chairwoman-Cheryle Kronlund Advisor-Miss Brown Q GIRLS CWM 5' a ff Y' 1, e i 6 5 - Q , X LEADERS R, f f -Lg Pres.-Paul Meagher V.P.-Edward Nobles Sec.-Diana I-Iowser Treas.-Kathy Winn Advisor-Mrs. Houghton -2 , ZDPZPUL-1163 UUCIFG w I O LT1 Z X Zmwmw TUG C L U B Pres.-Patricia Ripa V.P.-Audrey Williams Sec.fLeunne Heslin Treas.-Denise Richardson Advisor-Mr. Walczewski Pres.-Kathleen Brennan V.P.-Leanne I-Ieslin Sec.-Mary Norton Lorraine Rogers Treas.-Denise Richardson Advisor-Miss Johnston ,w ,. NI BUSINESS CLUB Pres.-Janet Murray V.P.-Brian Murphy Sec.-Debbie Gracie Treas.-Audrey Williams Advisor-Mr. Merriman Pres. sKalhy Vinugro V.PfPalty Morris Sec. KMZITICHC Pepin Treas.-Terry Squcglia Advisor Mrs. Ruby SKI CLUB BAND vn .U 1 if I W IRLERS i Q Y' CHORUS Q 4WPWWMF mHZPHmHmmb xx JUNIORS 'v ,f f xxxx 4b. M-57 M-58 President-David Wright Vice-President-Lynn Martin Secretary-Elaine Finethy Treasurers-Kathleen Brennan Sharon Kiley Homeroom Coordinators-Irene Garrant Linda Matarazzo Advisors-Miss Mary Conway Mr. John Amato M-62 144 A -.WJ ' u M-63 M-64 M A Q-' if Ll. M-65 Lil ii gl mix! , S' ,nz 4. . .L ,S 5: .wx 1 53 nn! M-88 f' X 45,9 G-SA Rv' i 1-15 -I G-SB GA64 .gl Q GH65 , E5 yn- - -- 'Viv -Fl G 67 lmlvl r ll W ,Q,, W, K A1 1 -+ ---- -'M G537 Q 0 . ' ,. N' 1 1' wa w 1 if f1 rff 'I ... 1' 1. - 52. .- 1 Qi m-:Z?1p..g,, - W P . nf mm I. E-F L.. ' l , , ,,, M VQS- .QA ,www SOPHOMORES AA Y if i s-5 S-6 S 7 S-10 147 President-Joseph Sugden Vice-President-Cindy Sava Secretary-Merle Fleming Treasurer-Frank Saviano Advisor Mr. Robert Grillo li,, Hn sans: 5-1 P ' :rt S-13 M-l - s ,- .5 U' Y ! ..-' if-.,-P-. - 1r .?Q7if ' 'L .,.. -:Z I'-x M-11 'E-Bw M-12 M-13 M-14 ri. :- EMA D M-43 M--12 148 lvs.J,lX L M-40 M-39 M-38 M-54 M-55 gn? Lu A liars. Ili-.-I! B .wx WX., 'f Q M-56 ,A ' ' 'V ,K 5 - I l-19 , M E IOR BEST DRESSED SHYEST MOST TALKATIVE Ken DuBose-Miriam Tilton Dennis Roy-Donna Allobelli Steve Alari-Pat Galluzzo CLASS FLIRTS MOST FRIENDLY SMARTEST Dick Donnelley-Leah Keating Marie Lamantea-Bunky Davis Diane Streb-Arthur Collier CLASS COUPLE CLASS CQUPLE Bllnky Duvix-Michelle CIIFPGUICF Linda Leonard-Joe Mandarano 150 Nw SHORTEST John Henderson-Carol Zimmerman CLASS CLOWNS Gene Mazzone-Donna Ericlwon SUPERL TIVES -ig fn 1-9-' T S If 'T F , mi. E. TALIEST Donna Burke-Bob Scnmki BEST LOOKING Belly Greclish-Bunky Davis BEST AT H LETES Maureen Hughes-John Foley Y MOST LIKELY 'IO SUCCEED Alison Gczirin-Bruce Enmun CLASS ARTISTS MUST I.-Xl I-'N HSD Roberta Lee-Eric Sghlomgin Bonnie Rcmiculinc Dm id Ixillccn 151 CLASS HISTURY lt all began in September of '67, Now, in June of '71, it has come to an end! Four short years of associations, activities, and study, for the class of 1971, the last four years have meant laughter, fun, work, and play. Mr. Zigarmi was the advisor to our class during our freshman year. Like the freshman senators in Congress, this was our year to be seen and not heard . There was much excitement during our campaign for class oflicers-posters, slogans, and promises. Our duly elected otlicers were: President. Edward Jenkinsg Vice-President. Mi- riam Tiltong Secretary, Kathy MacLean3 and Treasurer, Kathy Gla- vin. We collected dues diligently, and quietly, we planned our social debut into the social calender of Billerica Memorial High School. We continued to be a cool class during our sophomore year 1968-1969. This was the year we selected our individual clubs and activities. Need it be said that sports, F.T.A., Future Nurses, Spanish Club, German Club. and Math League all felt the mark of our exis- tence. and. no doubt. became a little bit better because of our selec- tive membership. lt was during our sophomore year that we held our first social, the Sophomore Dance. Perhaps, it did not swell our treasury, but it was a social success. Edward Jenkins and Miriam Tilton retained their offices as Presi- dent and Vice-President. New to the scene were Jean Lilly. Secre- tary: and Michele Carpenter. Treasurer. - 152 During our junior year. l969el970. the enthusiasm and interest we had hid behind our cool began to penetrate to the surface. Miss Theresa Re became our advisor. She brought to us many idcas and much enthusiasm. Our class officers for this year were: PresidentiBunky Davis Vice PresidentfPaula Fichera Secretary-Helen Dolan Treasurer-Michele Carpenter How thrilled we were when our class rings arrived. Wearing our rings was like a symbol that we now belonged. Penny Bonanzai' was not only a successful dance financially. but also socially. Counting pennies can be fun when you collect thou- sands of them! Washing cars on an icy cold day proved to be another fun-fund- raising event. Of course. it might have rained instead of being cold- and that would have been a real catastrophe. Memories of the home room representatives on donkeys as they played against the male faculty in the Donkey Basketball Game are still vivid and amusing. The varied-colored striped uniforms of the women cheerleaders tmembers of our facultyb added to their profes- sional maneuvers and acrobatic stunts! Green carnations and a cake sale on St. Patrick's day loosed up the purse strings of our Irish classmates and swelled the roll of our treasury. ,I-3 Ar' rxzf +-i May I6. l97Oea date to be remembered by alleour .lunior Prom had finally arrived. The Rolling Green was a pretty sight that ex e- ning with llowing gowns and colored tux. lt sure was A Time for Us . And then came Purdy. the photographer. to make arrangements for our senior pictures. Such anticipation! 153 September. l97OHSENlORS at last! Class officers: President-Bunky Davis Vice-PresidentfPaula Fiehera Secretary-Helen Dolan Treasurer-Marie Lamantea Already elected in theirjunior year were filled with ideas for a sue cessful year. 'J' Sf I x,- Vi PQ. e -Y-'vw . N M J X J T y . 11, .1 willy' 5 1 ze W lamlwfegy . V -1- lfjfllxf Pfwtr W l r y RVN N ll WJ r lv ANI , f r l y X , , lvffqklw Yllllx VlllI'ff'Nl M , D' 'ex Kwlflflll ' l KW lll yqmclld Ml W y- voum ,l ,K M he All KNOJ! l54 V 5 77 'Asif ., -Z x - i L -ff' 7:3 ga 't ' ' ' tw lm .tid . gn-M... .Y I A -jffg A' ,Log Q ' Q ' -'Y 4 i s 1 Selling cakes. bagging confetti to sell at the football games. selling green and white pennants with our insignia. distributing lollipops and chocolate bars to our sweet-toothed friends-all brought money to our treasury. Everyone loved the pins and tie-tacs with '71 in- scribed on them! Daisy Mae and L'il Abner came alive at our Sadie Hawkins Dance. What a band and what a night! Bertha Packardk posters really were great. L'il Abner didn't have a chance with all the Daisy Maes. Chateau DeVille never saw the like ot' it before. Our wonderful Senior Prom! All our anticipation and preparation was realized on June 4. 1971. f' L 155 sv- My f-s f i II' 1 Finally, the parting ofthe ways and the receiving of our diplomas. Graduation-June 1971. How much that scroll really means to us-a stepping stone tothe future crossroads! To Miss Theresa Re, we express our thanks and gratitude for all her help and assistance. To Mr. Philip Breen and Miss Miriam Buckley. our yearbook advisors, we say Thanks , To Miss Ann Splaine, the N.H.S. advisor, we are grateful for her time and advice. To all the faculty we express our appreciation for having put up with us for four years. 156 'ws PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Maniscalco S.M. can beat D.D. any day S.K. 8: D.M. Larry 8: Kathy Jimmy 8: Sandy Bob Wally Locker 925 John 8: Helen Mr. 8: Mrs. John Ross A Friend Ma Wiroll 8: Big Fritz Mr. 8: Mrs. Alan S. Ross Cosmos SNEAKERS Ken 8: Jean Ron 8: Moe Mr. 8: Mrs. P. G. Cox Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Bello Rich 8: Heather Mr. 8: Mrs. Podaras 8: Diane Mr. John Amato Anne Crimins Joe 8: Maureen Tom 8: Debbie 8!l5!69 Thelma L. Brown Martin McDonough Joseph Cecchini Beth 8: Rae Luciano Bruce 8: Diana Hope Sunderland Mr. 8: Mrs. Sorano 8: Family Peggy Costa Judy Wescott Marie Tammaro Pitchie Michelle 8: Bunky J.K.8:K. Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Reid, Sr. Larry 8: Frannie Mr. 8: Mrs. Bruce A. Brace Mr. Nelson T. Brace '58 Mrs. Cindy Creegan tBraceJ '64 Bob 8: Bettsie '70-'71 Mr. 8: Mrs. John Dolan Margaret A. Dolan John Dolan Karen Vail 8: Jim LaFountain Carol 8: Glen Mulroney '71 Doug Duggan Robert Austin Bent Mr. 8: Mrs. Maurice Flannery Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Cooney Mr. 8: Mrs. Maurice D. Enright Steve 8: Linda l0!3!70 Bobby 8: Linda Beaver The Sewer Pipe Phantom Patti Keplin 8: Paul Coppin Buddy Turner 8: Ginny Routhier McDough's Rowdy Bobby 8: Sandi David 8: Chris James Chase Cathi 8: Eddie Mrs. Dorothy Boutilier A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. J. David Nuttall Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged Robbie 8: Bonnie '68-'70 Mr. Alcott Paul 8: Carol Mr. Joseph J. Danehy Jim 8: Sue Elroy 8: Bertha Enman George Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Ricard Jimmie 8: Denise Purselley Billy 8: Joanne Billy, Mark, 8: Robby Judy Cleigh Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Cleigh Mrs. Hazel Tilton Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Barbour Mr. 8: Mrs. Toiro Paarola Charlie Brown Spiro Agnew Geronimo Mark 8: Nancy Nancy Law Vinny 8: Patty Rick 8: Marie Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen Wright Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Grillo Miss Marilyn Prasinos Lou Lampson Buster Joni Mavrogianis 8: George Tsoukalas Mr. 8: Mrs. William V. Archambault Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul V. McLaughlin Miss Hosmer Mr. 8: Mrs. Sidney S. Sher Joseph A. Sarno Rossi ' Steve 8: Linda Annabell Mike 8: Marie Duffy Wayne 8: Kathy Super Pickle Dave C. 8: Gail W. Mrs. .Juliett Lanthier Gail Hanson 8: Bobby Anderson Mr. Arvilla Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip Breen Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Ruby Mrs. Houghton Patty Morris Nick 8: Sue Best Wishes Compliments of the B L Suburban I LERICA Fashion Shoppe FIRE DEPARTMENT Towne Shopping Center, Rt. 3A Billerica Best Wishes to the Compliments of . . . Class of 1971 THE IDLE HOUR PYROFAX GAS SERVICE 8 ANDOVER RoAD 663-2681 Compliments of DAVIS FLOWERS Boston Road Billerica Beautifully Styled Floral Arrangements 158 Eat, Drink, and Be Merryw at your 720 Boston Road Billerica, Mass. Art and Edna Barrett Walk in Service Air Conditioned 667-3982 667-9387 WILLIAM HAIR STYLIST . BILLERICA AUTO SALES Towne Shopping Plaza ' Quality Used Cars Wigs Tel- 667-4607 181 Boston Rd. Billeficu, Mags. N. Reidy No. Billeriea, Mass. CITY-WIDE TELEVISION Sales and Service tgEoi5'efDli7563i dymgf ll M6-Sf T666 - 128 C616f Sp66if1liSt 663-4635 E3 iBill6Vlqliiint. Magnavox KMT wus 3-ea srpsiwloyl-fu wi-in siitifirvf-.Z 306 Boston Road Billerica, Mass. Telephone 663--1361 C l' Omp 'ments of ANrHoNY's STYLING sHoP RICCA'S POULTRY FARM Towne Shopping Center Pinehurst, Mass. 159 Best Wishes to Class of 1971 Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home Bob Carrison's Esso 295 Boston Road No. Billerica, Mass. 667-91 17 Television and Music Co. Inc. 8 Andover Road Billerica, Mass. 663-8014 Compliments of B81W AUTO BODY Phinney St. Billerica, Mass. Merri Lane Towne Shopping Centre COMPLIMENTS OF Billerica, Mass. REDDINGTON 'I'I IE FLORIST 306 Boston Rd. N. Billerica, Mass. 663-221 1 Compliments of 667-9127 667 9665 P' 'I' HAYES Flowers for all occasions Snowplowing, Tree and Landscaping Service COMPLIMENTS OF THE FORUM Compliments of MARTIN TRAILER SERVICE ADAM'S STORE 41 Pollard St. North Billerica Compliments of TED'S SANITATION SERVICE 691 Boston Road Pinehurst, Mass. 667-9817 O'NEILS T.V. SERVICE Licensed Master Technician 4530 653 Boston Rd., Billerica, Mass. Tel: 667-6834 Compliments of Turnpike Market Billerica 663-8757 FQIIUI 5' 2 JL ' u 8.83 Ale . I af' A ondmonmg my I . S A45 r is 4 ' 'HW' VALLAVION HEATING M MELE DY SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. WARM AIR HEATING, AIR-CONDITIONING VENTILATION, SERVICE 8: INSTALLATION Al. MELENDY MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE SHOP 663-4686 BILLERICA, MASS. Specializing in Dry Cleaning, Tailoring and Shirts. Drive in giaifzio Glecznei 265 Boston Road Billerica, Mass. 66739157 Compliments Compliments of of IRVING'S TULSA thc friendliest plucc in town VOCELL BUS CO., INC. '-25 YEAR OF Arn FALT 3llSL'lIIL'l1f Kfll!L'l'f,Jl'UOA.lIfJ BASEMENT VVATERPROOFINS Sr'EQ,Al,l:-T5 OFFICES COAST TO COAST R ri U 6 O lfil Trump-Ross Industrial Control Inc. 265 Boston Rd. Billcrica, Mass. HUGHES is our name LUMBER is our game 663-3546 663-3811 Quality Controlled-Dcpcndub ALWAYS PENNY'S CLEANERS 846 Boston Rd. lc Service BAND BOX RESTAURANT 663-3411 161 Boston Road North Billcrica Compliments of LUBSTER STEAK SHRIMP POST AND RAIL 303 Boston Rd. 667-9346 Billcrica, Mass. 376A CAMBRIDGE STREET CDDII nouns 3A a sz BURl.llIGT0ll ld' McDonaId's is your kind of place. 2 RIVERSIDE BP Nashua Rd. Billerica, Mass. 667-9194 General Auto Repairs PERRY FUNERAL SERVICE 354 Boston Rd. Billerica, Mass. DR. SIMON BAGDIGIAN Optometrist 663-3100 1-C Andover Road Billerica, Mass. Compliments of THE AREY - COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 5 'I en' -n 6677129 Nlrs. Barbara Arey,D1r, B.S. Elemenfary Education 8 Graduate Courses Former Teacher in the Billerica School System CERTIFIED READING SUPERVISOR Licensed in Commonwealv of as,s. I6 Skyline Dr. Billerica LICENSED FOR PSYCHOMETRICS TESTING KINDERGARTEN h M Compliments of Iversen Ford Sales, Inc. courtesy of . . . Billerica Board of Selectmen Paul F. Newman Michael E. McLaughlin Thomas H. Conway John P. Fitzgerald Donald Davis Compliments of Bob's Esso 163 Compliments of BOB'S TRADE MART 14 Elm St. Billeriea, Mass. Compliments of NAUGLER CLEANING SERVICE Compliments of VILLAGE APOTHECARY DRUGS 852 Boston Rd. Billeriea RAY'S JEWELERS 306 Boston Road North Billeriea C. P. COOKE OIL CO., INC. FUEL OIL 24 Hour Burner Service 667-7796 Compliments of CABOT CORPORATION Billeriea Research Center Best Wishes to the Graduates PIPER REAL ESTATE Best Wishes from GORDON C. BRAINERD INSURANCE Billeriea Center TAYLOR FLORIST 412 B Boston Road Billeriea Center 667-1651 Taylor made arrangements . . . Just for You THE L CCQIMIELXLL SAWWNGS ANA? it's the real thing of the Class of 19 AND BEST WISHES from . . . . . THE CLASS OF 1972 THE CLASS OF 1973 CARPENTER REALTY TRUST builder of fine homes 663-4898 SARRY'S FOODLAND pizza, fried foods, 84 subs 390 Cambridge St. Burlington 272-2550 GILBERT GRIGG'S FARM apples - fruits open seven days 599 BOSTON RD. 667-9111 compliments of . . . CONTENT HOMES, INC. 884 BOSTON RD. PINEHURST, MASS. This Space in the Warrior is Respectfully Dedicated to the Men and Women Responsible for Educating the 1971 Graduating Class of Billerica Memorial High School. UNION NATIONA L BANK GLOBAL MOVING 81 STORAGE, INC. TREBLE COVE ROAD NORTH BILLERICA 667-3913 Congratulations from .IACK'S LUNCH 37 JOHN ST. LOWELL, MASS. tacross from Cherry 84 Webb'sj Congratulations Billerica Sports Center fat DeMoulas shopping centerj 700 Boston Rd. Pools by ANDREWS GUNITE COMPANY, INC. 6 REPUBLIC ROAD BILLERICA, MASS. Residential 84 Commercial Swimming Pools Joe Curry 667-4743 GOOD LINDA SOMMERS 1 CAROL GALLAGHER class of '67 Cheering, etc. BEST OF EVERYTHING LUCK WARRIORS Compliments of. . . Compliments of. . . P U RITY SAVE-MOR MARTELL MOTOR CO Brick Kiln Rd. Billerica, Mass. 663-8223 Mr. Robert Hairstyling 399 Main St. Medford, Mass. 395-8136 395-9636 Specializing in Perms X Hair Coloring Dave's Sub Shop Pizza 84 Subs 667-9328 tr A . J- ' 1 xl. - -v 167 THE WARRIOR STAFF 168 'ffl' ', 1 s li- LK A A v 4 - 4, ,,.','i', ,, wg I x A . 5 .-.4 .. : ,. , . 1' - v 1- . Hf ,Qs A 7' or: 'aa , 14 'f ' .. I a, J..H Q A-g , .'- 45' ' 'x . 1..' 5 ' , Ah .1 N' . ' s f j., -:Aff xat ' , , ' lg' Y' D 4. -.V . N J!! My . l ,V-.XL an Q1 'Z-'-'L ',. K '71 v' ' L 2' ,H ' - 5 w A , .JJ di' u r.4gA, ' Q 1 - ' I' s ,ju ' I.. 1 , IA. .1 A I .,. . , , u ul, lu. 'L Fifijif ,. , 'L' . x A 3 . if .,. .,.A .ll . 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