Boston Latin School - Liber Actorum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

Liber Actorum Boston Latin School Boston, Massachusetts EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ADVISORS Mr. Frank E. Hannigan Mr. William J. Powers Michael A. Lawsky William J. Parna Praeceptores Studentes Primani Res Athleticae Ordinationes Scholasticae Dedicated to . . . Miss Taylor has been in the Latin School, serving its medicinal needs for over twenty- oneyears. Herwarmsmile has greeted many an ill senior, seeking for a place to catch a couple of Z ' s . Over the past two decades. Miss Taylor has encountered many of the diseases common to the Latin School such as Senioritis, Fractured Trousers, and Quiz- itis , and has treated them with the greatest success. Her office was always open to any ill student, and her presence will be deeply missed. We wish Miss Taylor a long and happy retirement, and we hope the new nurse can live up to her high standards. Frances Taylor 4 . For the better part of two decades, Mr. Clark has served the Latin School as a member of the French and Guidance Departments. Having weathered these past years with patience and understanding, Mr. Clark has helped to preserve the traditional Latin School. His devotion and untiring efforts have set superior ex- amples for the school. The Boston Latin School observes with mixed feelings the retirement of Mr. Clark, gratitude for his work, regret for his departure. Wallace Clark 5 Change • • • . . . is always with us for better or worse. Boston is caught in a period of change. Well known as a historical and cultural center, it is now taking on a modern air. For three hundred and thirty-six years The Latin School has been a part of Boston. Throughout the history of Boston Latin School, Boston has undergone constant change: revolution, civil war, trade expansion, cultural growth, and scientific development. Boston Latin School has strived for excellence and has pro- duced the great leaders necessary to make such changes successful. What is one of the oldest and most traditioned cities will soon become one of the Nation ' s newest-looking. Towering structures pierce its sky. Everywhere there is a sharp and sometimes humorous contrast between old and new. Granite and marble give way to steel and glass. Rubble from condemned tenements lays the foundation for new commercial centers. Gothic buildings see their doom in their futuristic neighbors. Remnants of the old mixed with the arrival of the new depict a changing Boston. As Boston changes so will The Latin School. 10 12 mm ' ■j - • vri: s ' Ira ' S -! ;:;, ; , , - ugmainir nliuMH 1 •jipip wjiiwtiTtawMUU’ ! T rr r iiTiKttir-: v ! CT !r� H B3 Jr i i B ! I Wilfred L. O ' Leary ' 25 Headmaster Aequam Memento Rebus . . . 16 in Arduis Servare Mentem . . . GENTLEMEN: Nicholas Murray Butler, late president of Columbia University, once said that Education truly conceived is spiritual growth toward intellectual and moral perfection, and is not an artificial process to be carried on according to mechanical formulas to a purely material end. There are utilities higher and utilities lower, and if a school in its zeal to fit the youth for self-support were to neglect to lay the foundation for that higher intellectual and spiritual life which constitutes humanity ' s full stature, it would sacrifice the higher utilities to the lower. Fortunately, the class of 1971, along with legions of past graduates, has received a training in the Humanities based on spiritual growth toward intellectual and moral perfec- tion. Because of this education, you are fortified with knowledge and the know-why which will enable you to live the good life. Like the Latin school men of the past, you will be able to stand up and be counted upon to do your duty no matter what the cost. Let the cause be just, you will be its defender, thereby inspiring those of lesser moral fiber. You will be leaders in our society of tomorrow, never forgetting the example of the host of leaders whose names adorned our hallowed hall. The latter excelled in many fields of endeavor but they all have one thing in common— a resolute determination to do their duty and excel in the usm Albert J. VanSteenbergen Assistant Headmaster William Devore Assistant Headmaster area of talents with which their Creator so generously endowed them. Plato tells us, For a man to conquer himself is the first and best of all victories. The long hard road through the Latin School which you have traversed proves the Philoso- pher ' s statement. You have done this by acquiring SELF DISCIPLINE, the sine-qua-non for success in life. You have the Humanities to thank for that priceless virtue. Be never unmindful of the debt you owe your Masters, parents, and the good people of the City of Boston who made it possible for you to enjoy the privilege of attending this venerable institution. Be loyal to B.L.S., aid her in every way, make her cause your cause. Make it a goal to help future Latin School boys to achieve a college educa- tion by being a generous donor to the Scholarship Funds. Above all heed the admonition of Horace, Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem—. .X Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Curadossi Mrs. Gibbons Secretaries Knowledge of the Past . . . Gentlemen, a weighty decision is upon us. Daddy knows best ... I used to know this guy . . . When I was in the army ... To make a long story short . . . Jeffersonian . . . Hamiltonian . . . K.D. exams . . . You will be quiet ... I had an uncle who . . . Foreign relations, domestic relations, Friday Night relations . . . Let me make one thing quite clear . . . Houston, Crockett, Alamo, San- tana . . . Okay, I ' ll give you advanced notice for your term paper . . . it ' s due next week . . . Know, in the Biblical sense . . . Now I ask you boys, Is it any wonder . . . Three things, a . . . b . . . These $% @ locker keys. They ' re both lightweights! Why I remember back in ' 32 . . Front Row: Messrs. McCabe, Fmizia, Johnson, Powers, Waldron. Second Row: Messrs. Leary, Benmati, Rubinovitz, Famulari, Mosher, Doherty. Mi is the key to the Future ' 32? I was just a featherweight then. Well, the final vote shows that the winner is . . . . . You Can ' t win them all. In |« 2S A study of the classics . . . So now they ' re issuing invitations. Why didn ' t they ask me? Do all roads lead to Rome . . . Toga Day . . . Why not says I , fine says you ... I ' ve got the Frizzy Blues ... It ' s Greek to me . . . Chock-full-of nuts is that heavenly coffee, heavenly coffee ... 0 tempora, 0 mores . . . clear ? . . . You boys should try out for declamation . . . Why use two when one will do . . . turn to page zzzzzzzzzzz ... I don ' t wax my head ... Do good jubb . . . Aw-wight you siwwy wabbits . . . Grimm ' s Law of Sloppif ication . . . You don ' t know da words, you don ' t speek-e da language . . . rnmmm Front Row: Messrs. Carty, Jackmauh, Desmond, Miller, Jameson, Guilfoy. Second Row: Mr Cox, Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Frisardi, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs. Close, Mr. Salterio. . . an appreciation of the past. Are you wooking for me? We’re sure going! He ' ll never see me again. The beginning of knowledge . . . Tell Stu to get on it right away. They have to be stopped now! Yes sirl Dey came at him in da alley . . He gave one of dem a jab In da stomik . . . . den a chop on the neck . . . den a punch in da moutt . • • • is the definition of terms . . . and den, dey got him. POOR STU. Very interesting Be specific . . . You boys don ' t know nuttin ' . . . Trrific . . . Was it Monarch or Barnes and Noble . . . Fellow Americans . . . research papers . . . Oral reports . . . Written reports . . . Report reports . . . speling . . . There ' s a pattern in these absences . . . Shakespeare is never dated ... You forgot to say may I . . . Front Row: Mrs. Rabin, Messrs. Hannigan, McNamara, Resnick, Landrigan, Smith, Roche, Mrs Freedman Second Row: Messrs. Flynn, Woodward, Sacks, McFadd, Neary, Russell, Miller, Waldron, Striving to reach other cultures Front Row: Messrs Fox, Hartel, Miss Sullivan, Donovan, Nilsen. Second Row: Mrs. Woodward, Messrs. Stan, Diodato, Miss Ponte. 26 For what? Vere is mein Helmut ... A slice of life . . . Let ' s see, do the next five hundred words for tomorrow . . . You ' re irre- sponsible . . . Hey mister . . . You guys are taking the test, not me . . . Some poems just Goethe gether ... It ' s all a Communist plot . . . What ' s the homework . . . Where are we . . . This test is not punishment for those who didn ' t . . . it ' s a reward for those who did . . . Who stole the ear- phones . . . Favorite word: Poussez . . . You ' re balmy . . . You gotta do what the Boss says ... It depends on how many corners you ' ve been around. A Cliffie What ' s he got that I haven ' t got? 27 The Father of Reason . . . You boys must learn to count One . two . . . three . Five ! Front Row: Messrs Regan, Flewes, Jameson, Weinert, Durante, Salvucci, Malsey, Page. Second Row: Messrs. Cirame, Wellings, Redgate, Durant, Tierney, Haberstroh, Soibelman, zzo, Russell. What happened to four? 28 . . . the guideline of the sciences. Wanna bet? This is a serious matter! What ' s that young man? Sometimes it is and sometimes it isn ' t ... A smart man knows that he knows... Flippit . . . Right, agreed, okay?? . . . Wilson factor . . . Humphrey Fish Theorem . . . Just for fun, let ' s try this . . . Yogi Bear . . . Look it up in the back of the book . . . MAML . . . MAA . . . MAMA . . . Don ' t be a wise guy . . . Spin factor . . . squish factor . . . slide factor . . . fudge factor ... 1130... 360 ... 3. 14 . . . 36 ... 24 ... 36 .. . I ' ll crack your head if you don ' t shut up . . . ASA . . . SAS . . . SSS . . . ASS . . . It ' s all in the book . . . Let ' s see what happens . . . This proof is too long and tedious for us to go through . . . it ' s obviously ... I ' ll do it in my head. Heh, heh, I’ve got it. 29 Expanding the Frontiers of the Mind You remember that Jake fellow? Give them an inch and they ' ll take a mile. I ' ll give him this much. Yeah, he ' s one of those bearded college radicals. 30 What it all boils down to is . . . Get the stick . . . You ' re a good boy ... Rare compound: silver + Neon + T ungsten= gNew . . . well . . . Hey George . . . Science fair projects are due next week... that ' s nice... I think I ' ll fake mine . . . Absatively, posilutely . . . just work the prob- lem . .. . Lab periods . . . research papers . . . reports . . . what ever you do . . . unauthorized experiments are for- bidden . . . Boron bomb . . . Brave new world. I ' ve been trying to grow one for years. What do you mean radical? Front Row: Messrs. Snow, Estabrooks, Higgins, Leiter, Golden, Akeson. Second Row: Messrs. O ' Donovan, Vara, Contompasis, Sayer, Ellsworth, Averill. Don ' t I get a kiss too? Secretaries Dorothy Mahoney and Mary Lyons A dedicated team . . . • • • an aid in our search We have this boy who wants to go to Harvard. Here are his records. His marks aren ' t too good. I can ' t promise you anything . . . Why don ' t you study more . . . What ' s your rank . . . $% $%$ ' ! ... I don ' t mean that . . . Slippery Rock or Bust . . . you say you flunked six . . . Zoo Mass . . . SAT . . . CEEB . . . NMSQT . . . PSAT . . . ACT . . . NEDT . . . How do you qualify for the headmaster ' s scholarship . . . BS . . . MS . . . PHD ... He doesn ' t have brains, but he tries hard . . . this boy ' s a shoo-in for . . . Boston State . . . He ' s a late bloom- er .. . I wanted to go to Harvard, B.C., Northeastern . . . would you believe Calvin Coolidge. He could always go to B.C.. 33 . or Northeastern. Q Coaching, Commanding, Coercing. I ' m the biggest and the baddest. I ' ll get him. Front Row: Messrs. Irons, Chiarini, Costello. Second Row: Messrs. Jackman, Cohen, Coleman. Both of you get in your corners. 34 Yeah, But I got the ball. Official sweat suits on sale here . . . Medicals out . . . first boy in each row take attendance . . . No, that Beethoven sweatshirt is not official . . . Mens sana in corpore salo . . . aaa . . . sano . . . Twenty laps roll over and play dead . . . Left half face . . . Half left face . . . face half left . . . just look that way . . . you ' re old enough to wear one now . . . Jack . . . up . . . one ... All those track team supporters . . . right elbow to left knee . . . left nose to central ear lobe . . . What ' s this graph paper for . . . I don ' t care if there ' re twenty-six of you, you only get one football . . . exercise without skills is like a martini without an olive. I ' ll take on the winner. Oh arent they awful 35 Art Mrs. Ricci offers advice. The rain in Spain falls mainly on the . . . stop eating your crayons . . . I ' m allergic to Latin ... do you have any back issues of Playboy . . . how about front issues . . . you see, I was playing in gym and I had this little problem with my pants . . . I ' m dying . . . let ' s take chopsticks from the top, boys . . . when do we start drawing nudes ... we have another thrilling art film for you today . . . What library? . . . It ' s closed Monday through Friday and all legal holi- days . . . 36 Health Miss Taylor smiles. diecte our vrson Speech Miss Fellows straightens out the library. Miss Bogen enunciates. Senior Class Officers Thomas J. O ' Mara Vice-President H. Charles Hambelton Secretary Alfred O. Lussier T reasurer M PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE We, the members of the class of 1971 have reached the end of our days as students at the Boston Latin School and have taken our places among the alumni. In looking back to what is past, we can be justly proud of our record of achievement. By remaining true to the Latin School tradition of dissent with responsibility, we have made the voice of the students respected and re- sponded to. We have brought about important and con- structive change at the School; and at the same time, we have preserved the traditions and characteristics that make a Latin School education not only outstanding but unique. In looking ahead, we are secure in the knowledge that our Latin School experience has prepared us to meet the Paul D. Hogan, President Chrmn. Paul E. Nicholas John F. Balliro Tessil J. Collins challenges of our uncertain future. We realize that we do not have the answers to the major problems facing our society today; but we are willing and able to do our part in working toward their solution and making the world a better place in which to live. On behalf of the Class of 1971, I extend our thanks and appreciation to all of those who have made our graduation possible, especially our parents, teachers, and the people of Boston. To the members of the Class of 1971, I extend my congratulations and sincere wishes for every success and happiness in the years ahead. Paul D. Hogan 41 Peter F. Kadzis Class Committee John B. Casey Alan B. Feinberg Richard L. Travaglino THE BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL CLASS OF 1971 Much has been said about Boston Latin School, as an educational institution and as a breeder of outstanding men. T he school boasts of an alumni body that includes famous names of men such as Charles Bulfinch, George Santayana, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thomas Paine, and Samuel Adams. The list of names is long and the list of their achievements is longer; but these names and these achievements are parts of Boston Latin School of the past. The list of students that follows here represents Boston Latin School of 1971. Whether these graduates become a part of the outstanding tradition that has characterized this school, will be the task of history to decide. Boston Latin School, despite its much-heralded tradi- tion, has not been oblivious to the turbulence which has characterized the social and educational pictures in America in the past few years. The most obvious change has been in the role of the student. Working through the student council and the senior class officers, the Class of 1971 has set a new Latin School precedent by managing its own affairs. These students have been affected by change, and have effected change. What will become of these students in the future is unknown. The future will be a test both for these students personally, and also a test for Boston Latin School. Chuck PAUL GERARD AMBROSE Entered class VI from St. Thomas Aquinas School. Ski Club II I; Victory Club lll-l; Bowling Club I; Intramural Basketball II; Cafeteria Cashier V-ll; Computer Programming II; Athletic Captain III; First Aid Card III; J.A. II; Science Fair V; Weightlifting Club I. CARL ANTHONY AMENO Give Peace a Chance — Lennon— McCartney Entered Class VI from Class St. Mary ' s School. Fidelity Prize VI; Crew Team Mg. V; Victory Club lll-l; 21st Century Analysis Soc. II; N.H.S. Il-I. Carl JOHN JOSEPH AMUZZINI Something is learned everytime a book is opened. Something is lost every time a mind is closed. Entered class VI from the Mozart School. Classical Prize VI, II; Bowling II, I; J.A. II; Math Olympiad lll-l; MAA Math Contest II, I; Approbation Prize V; Tennis Club IV; Com Club IV; Highway Safety Club II; Music Appreciation Club III; Victory Club I; N.H.S. II, I. ALBERT CHARLES ANDERSON Carpe Diem — Seize the opportunity. Entered Class VI from William E. Channing School. Fidelity Prize V; Stamp Club V-IV; Biology Club V-lll; World Affairs Club I V-lll; Victory Club lll-l; Bowling II; Crosscountry Team II; Art ll-l. John Al, Big Al, Andy 42 ANTHONY GERARD ARBI A Entered class VI from Patrick J. Kennedy School. National Honor Society II I; Victory Club V, III, I; Debating Society lll-l; assistant sec. II; Contestant Math Olympiad I; Junior Achievement II; Biology Club V III; Photography Club V III; Professional Club I; Reporter WNAC-TV Election 70 I, Weight- lifting Club ll-l; Key Club I; Letter of Gratitude from B.R.A and Mayor White I; Computer Programming II. Mike, Red Little Arnold MICHAEL JAMES ARNOLD He who stands most alone is the strongest man in the world. Entered class IV from the William E. Russell School. Indoor Track IV-I, Letterman IV-I; Outdoor Track IV-I, Letter- man I V - 1 ; Cross Country IV-I, Letterman IV-I; Track and Field Club lll-l; Debating Society IV-I I ; Victory Club lll-l. JOHN FRANCIS BALLIRO It all depends on how you look at it. Entered Class VI from Patrick J. Kennedy School. Class Committee, I; N.H.S. II, I; John Richardson Prize III; Fidelity Prize III; Classical Prize II; Indoor Track II, I; Victory Club lll-l; Track and Field Club II, I; City Councilor, Student Government Day II; Victory Dance Comm. I; Prom Comm. I; Midwinter Dance, I; Intramural Basketball II. Paul Kevin PAUL MICHAEL BALUTIS Life is doing, so do it well, and never regret what you have done. Entered class VI from the Mather School. Drill Team V-l, Color Guard lll-l, cadet V, 1st Lieutenant I; Victory Club IV-I; Crew III; Semi-Finalist Prize Reading VI; Principle in Julius Caesar III; Argo Staff II; Corridor Patrol Supervisor ll-l; Architectural Drawing ll-l; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; M.l .T.H.S.S.P. Ill; Public Declamation III. JOSEPH SCOTT BARON I ' m not sure I like it here anymore, squeezed in between the curtain and the edge of the stage, squeezed into this narrow role, pressed into a tight uniform, between the curtain and the end of the stage, and forced to say Yes, sir. — Joseph Heller Entered class VI from the Pauline A. Shaw School. Rifle Drill Team IV; International Cultures Club lll-l; Aviation Club ll-l; Victory Club ll-l; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Intramural Basketball II; National Historical Society II; Dramatic Activities Club I; M.l. T.H.S.S.P. ll-l. KEVIN DANIEL BARRY I am not a fast worker. I am not a slow worker. I am a half-fast worker. Entered Class VI from St. Theresa School. Swimming Team V I -I , Capt. I; Crew IV-I, Capt. I; Football lll-ll; Stage Crew lll-l; Dramatics Club III; Play Production Staff III; Yearbook Staff lll-l; JETS II; Argo I; Victory Club IV-I. STEVEN GERARD BARRY Tony Big John Barboza, J. B. Steve, Saido CURTIS A. BEARD Curt Be noble! and the nobleness in other men, sleeping, but never dead, will rise in majesty to meet their own. James Russell Lowell Entered Class VI from Bigelow School. Glee Club I V - 1 , Register Business Staff Vl-V; Student Council VI; Fidelity Prize VI; M.l .T.H.S.S.P. Ill; Bowling I; Victory Club I. EDMUND WILLIAM BELEKEWITZ We all shine on, like the moon and the stars and the sun. — Lennon Entered Class VI from the Thomas Edison School. Modern Prize V, Coin Club IV, Cabinets in Crisir IV, Biology Club III; Declamation 1 1 l-l I; 21 st Century Analysis Society II; NHS ll-l. H.B., Hawk K. P. HENRY JOSEPH BENATTI Entered Class IV from Gate of Heaven School. Chess Club IV-II; Victory Club IV-II; Pocket Billiards Club II. THOMAS VAN BENNO When life bestows one of her tragedies on you, don ' t dismay, look ahead, keep on walking and never look back, for better times will come. Entered class VI from the Mozart School. Student Council VI; Librarian of Browsing Room V I -I ; Band VI; Glee Club lll-ll; Bowling Club ll-l; Wrestling Club ll-l (pres.), Wrestling Team ll-l; Latin Prize II; 2nd. Place in Boston Science Fair II; N.H.S. II; Victory Club I; Ski Club (treas.) ll-l; Profes- sional Club I ; Mini-mayor of West Roxbury 1 1 . KEVIN MICHAEL BLACK . . . and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. — Frost Entered class VI from Franklin D. Roosevelt School. Fidelity Prize IV; J.E.T.S. IV; Cafeteria I V - 1 II; World Affairs III; Victory Club lll-l; 21st Century Analysis Society I; Ski Club I. WILLIAM BLACK Entered Class IV from Sacred Heart School. Victory Club I V-l; Crew IV; Historical Society I. HARVEY LEE BLONDER The greatest threat to authority is the man who thinks. Entered Class VI from the Robert Treat Paine School. Modern Prize III, II; Victory Club I V-l; International Cultures Club lll-ll; Aviation Club II, Highway Safety Club II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Math Olimpiad ll-l; MAA Math Exam II, NHS ll-l; Math X Club I; German Club II. Bell, Belly Harv. RICHARD PAUL BORETTI It ' s not what you have, it ' s how you get it. Entered Class IV from William E. Russell School. Bob ROBERT BOYD, JR. So blinded was I by the light of knowledge that I tell down the stairs. Entered class VI from the C. H. Taylor School. N.H.S. Il-I; Stage Crew V-l, Stage Mngr. I; Dramatics Club V-l 1 1 , Yearbook Staff V-l; Crew V-l; Baseball IV, J.E.T.S. IV; Debating Society VI; Chess Club V; Bowling ll-l; Language Lab Head VI I; Science Fair III, II, Victory Club I. MICHAEL ROBERT BRADLEY The Party ' s over. ' ' Entered Class VI from Sophia W. Ripley School. Register Business Staff I V-l I ; Victory Club II; Intramural Hockey VI, II; J.V. Hockey II; Key Club; Highway Safety Club I; Ski Club II. Boob Mike MICHAEL CHARLES BUBEN Its been 37 months and now it ' s just begun. Entered Class IV from St. Ambrose School. NHS ll-l; Pocket Billiards Club, Pres. Il-I; Chess Club I V-l ; Current Events Club ll-l; Numismatist Society I ll-l. Sec. II, Exec. I; Junior Achievement, V.P. II; Track Team III; Medical Science Club I; A.P.S. II; Photography Club ll-l; Victory Club I V-l ; Ski Club ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l; German Club I; MIT H.S.S.P. III. THOMAS P. BURKE Entered class VI from the Our Lady of Lourdes School. Track IV; Science Fair IV; Radio Club III. MICHAEL EDWARD CAHILL The most exquisite folly is made of wisdom spun too fine. Entered Class VI from St. Mark ' s School. Declamation Vl-I; Prize Declamation VI I; Modern and Distinction Prizes IV; Classical Prize V; Prize Reading VI-IV; Prize Reading Finalist Vl-V; Science Fair V-l I ; Drill Team I V-l 1 1 ; Senior Editor of Clubs for Argo I; Sec. of Debating Society I; Pres. 21st Century Analyst Society lll-l; V.P. Medical Science Club I; MIT H.S.S.P. Ill; MIT H.S.S.P. Faculty II; IBA II; Victory Club II; Argo Staff II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NHS ll-l; Philosophical Society 1 1 ; Debating Society lll-l. FREDERICK PAUL CALABRO Entered Class VI from Lucy Stone School. Coin Club V; Stamp Club IV; Victory Club V, IV, II; Highway Safety Club II; I.B.A. II; Professional Club II; Fidelity Prize II. Richie Mike Tom Freddie, Cal ROCCO CARDALISCO Rocky Promises, Promises Entered class VI from the Thomas A. Edison School. Photography Club V; Chess Club IV; J.E.T.S. Ill-I, pres. I; Advanced Programmers Society lll-l, pres. Ill-I; Astronomical Society II; 21st. Century Analysis Society II; Science Fair IV, II; Member of Digital Equipment Computer Users Society; Educa- tional Enrichment Program; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. IV-I, instructor lll-l; School Delegate to Spring Joint Computer Conference; Computer Programming IV-I; Liber Actorum Staff I. LAWRENCE MICHAEL CARPMAN . . . Thinking that maybe in a year or two we could laugh and let it all out. — Neil Young Entered class VI from Charles Logue School. Chess Club VI; Science Fair V, IV, III; International Culters Club 1 1 ; Library Aid I . Johnny JOHN WILLIAM CARROLL In the ceremonies of the horsemen, even the pawn must hold a grudge. Entered Class VI from the Bigelow School. Track IV; Key Club I; Argo ll-l; Fidelity Prize II; N.H.S. II; Professional Club V I - 1 1 ; Junior World Affairs Councio III; Com- puter Math II; Medical Services Club III; Model Railroad Club IV. RICHARD CARTY Entered Class VI from Joyce Kilmer School. Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club II; Highway Safety Club I; J.V. Baseball III; Basketball I; Intramural Basketball II. JOHN BERNARD CASEY III It ' s not the size of the man on the fight; It ' s the size of the fight in the man. Entered class VI from the Charles Sumner School. Football lll-l; Basketball IV-I; Baseball V-l; Student Council ll-l, V.P. I; Class Committee I; Victory Club lll-l, V.P. I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Band IV-I I ; Latin-English Program Staff I; Victory Dance Committee II, I; Mid-Winter Dance Com- mittee II; Highway Safety Club I. RUSSELL WILLIAM CHILDERS If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Entered Class VI From the Elihu Greenwood School. Baseball lll-l; BowlingClub II, I; Golf Club II, I; Victory Club V-l ; Science Fair V; Pocket Billiards Club I ; Usher Harvard Commence- ment II; Math Olympiad II, I; Professional Club V, IV; Highway Safety Club IV; Intramural Hockey V, IV. NELSON CHIN Happiness is a temporary thing; it comes and goes. Entered class VI from the Quincy School. Classical Prize II; N.H.S. II; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Intramural Basketball II; Professional Club I V-l I ; Victory Club V-l; Highway Safety Club II; Political Science Club II; Bowling Club ll-l, Asian Culture Club I; Chess Club V; Debating Society V; Stamp Club V; Junior Achievement II. Larry Rico Coolie Gary Mark Tom JOSEPH ARNOLD CIGNA Life is like an apple, it ' s hard to get to the core. Entered class VI from the James Otis School. Capt. Field Events I; Track, Indoor and Outdoor, V I -I , Cross Country l-lll; Tri-Captain; Track and Field Club lll-l; V.P. I; Drill Team V I -I ; Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize I; Crew IV, WBZ Manager-for-a-day, Student Management day; Tennis Club III; Student Council III; Religious Studies Club 11,1; Victory Club II I. GARY ALAN COHEN Some men see things as they are and ask why; I dream of things that never were and say why not. — Robert F. Kennedy Entered class VI from the James J. Chittick School. Biology Club III; Math X Club lll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Approba- tion Prize III; German Club ll-l; Key Club ll-l; National Honor Society ll-l; Intramural Basketball II; Argo I. HAROLD DAVID COHEN If I had it to do over, would it turn out the same? Entered class IV from the Robert G. Shaw Junior High. Chess Club I V- 1 , Chess Team ll-l; B.L.S. Philatelic Society III; J.E.T.S. II; U.S.Y. IV-I, sec. II; Victory Club lll-l; Ecology Action ll-l. Ecology Seminar I; Science Fair III; Computer Programming MARK BRUCE COHEN The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone. Entered class VI from the E. P. Tileston School. Model Railroad Club V; Victory Club IV-I; Political Science Club III; Highway Safety Club II; Intramural Basketball II; Social Science Club III. TESSIL JOHN COLLINS Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered class VI from the Prince School. Class Committee I; Student Council lll-l; N.A.S. Letter of Com- mendation II; Track V-ll, capt. I; Delegate Sportsman Dinner III; Coach Midget Relay; Drill Team IV-II, capt. II; Victory Club ll-l; Afro-American Society lll-l; Member Black Student Tutorial Program I; Delegate to Boston ' s Afro-American Societies I; Cafe- teria Marshal V I - 1 ; Computer Programming II; Football III, I; intramural Basketball ll-l, capt. II; Asst. Commissioner ll-l; intramural Hockey VI; Stamp Club; Argo Staff III, II; Model Railroad Club V; Liber Actarum Staff I; Senior Newsletter Staff I; Biology Club Seminar Pro ram II; Athletic Capt. II; St. Pyprians EYC treas. V-ll, pres. I; B.U.S.H. Club lll-l; Key Club ll-l; Weightlifting ll-l; Referee BA II; Usher at Harvard Commence- ment II; U.S. Games Tear lll-l; Junior Achievement ll-l; Prom Committee I; Victory Dance Committee I; Mid-Winter Dance Committee I; Harambee I; Boston Black Student Federation II I. THOMAS AUGUSTINE CONLON Entered Class IV from St. Peter ' s School. Varsity Baseball lll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Bowling Club I; JV Football ll-l; Pocket Billiards Club II; Medical Science Club I. RUSSELL FRANK CONN Those that dance are thought mad by those who can ' t hear the music. Entered class VI from the Harriet A. Baldwin School. Railroad Club V; Professional Club IV; Victory Club V-l; Declama- tion IV-I 1 1 ; Debate III; Music Appreciation III, I; Art Appreciation ll-l; School Play III; Math Olympiad Contest lll-ll; MAML Contest lll-ll; Chairman Columbus Day Assembly II; Key Club ll-l; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Dramatics I; Argo Newspaper ll-l; Historical Society ll-l; Bowling Club I; Pocket Billiards Club I; National Council of Teachersof English Exam II; Modern Prize lll-ll; N.H.S. ll-l; Delegate to Eastern Mass N.H.S. Convention; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation Track III, Regi- mentals. Russ Bob Pud ROBERT PAUL CONNOLLY Fortune may have yet a better success in reserve for you, and they who lost today may win tomorrow. Entered Class VI from the Joyce Kilmer School. Debating Society VI ; Automotive Society III; Current Events Club ll-l, Coin Club lll-l; Cafeteria Staff V - 1 1 1 ; Cafeteria Marshal I; Junior Achievement II; Victory Club ll-l; Legal Affairs Club II, Pres. II, Intramural Basketball II, V.P. II, assist. Ed. of the IBA News II, Key Club lll-l, Bookstore Comm. Ill-ll, Chairman BLS Key Club — Kiwanis Relations Comm, ll-l, Delegate — New England District Convention lll-l. International Convention lll-l. Freedom Foundation Seminar I, Lt. Gov. Div. 5-E II, Chairman New England District ' s Comm, on Theme and Objectives, Chair- man International Comm, of Key Club — Kiwanis Relations I, Trustee — Key Club International I. EDWARD VERNON CONNOR Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered Class VI from the Pudley School. Football Varsity Ill-ll, Co-Capt. I; J.V. Football IV; Track IV-I (Indoor and Outdoor); Intramural Basketball II; Afro-American Society lll-l. Treasurer; Jr. Band V I - 1 V ; Music Activities lll-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Delegate — Model U.N. Ill; JETS ll-l; Model railroading V-IV; Soccer V; Track and Field Club lll-l; Regimental Champ lll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Midwinter Dance Committee III. PAUL FRANCIS CONROY Entered Class VI from the Sophia Ripley School. Hockey lll-l; Intramural Hockey V; Victory Club lll-l; Profes- sional Club ll-l; Drug Education Club I; Bowling Club ll-l; International Cultures Club I; Usher, Harvard Commencement; Highway Safety Club I; Intramural Basketball II; BUSH Club II; Red Cross Club III. CHARLES WILLIAM CONTI The day will come when people will look out for everybody instead of just themselves. Entered Class VI from the Andrew Jackson School. Chess Club IV, I; JETS lll-l; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Profes- sional Club ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l, Treas. II; Victory Club IV-I; Political Science Club II; Coin Club I; Intramural Basketball II; Soccer Team ll-l; Argo I. WILLIAM BRENDAN COUGHLIN Entered Class VI from Mather School. Drill Team IV, III, Classical Prize VI; Prize Reading VI, V; N.M.S.Q T. Letter of Commendation II; Debating Society VI, III; Student Council VI, lll-l. Sec. II, Pres. I; The Argo lll-l, Editor-in- Chief II; Victory Club V I -I ; Social Science Club IV; Professional Club I V- 1 1 , Usher at Harvard Commencement III; N.H.S. II, I; WGBH TV Game City” II; Declamation VI -I I , Prize Declamation V I - 1 1 1 ; Highway Safety Club II; City of Boston Newspaper Editor Conference II; Participant Math Olympiad Contest III, II; Vietnam Moratorium Committee II; American Legion Oratorical Contest III, II, Second place III, II; American Legion Boys State II, Party Chairman II, Student Liason to Home and School Association I. RICHARD PAUL COULOMBRE I have lost some battles. But I won the war. Entered Class VI from Lucy Stone School. Jets Club V-IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Math X Club IV-I II; Coin Club III; MIT High School Studies Program I V- 1 1 1 ; Victory Club lll-l; Math Olympiad Competition lll-l; Advanced Programers Soc. lll-l; Bowling Club II; National Highway Safety Club II; N.H.S. ll-l; Computer Programing ll-l; I.B.A. II. MICHAEL JAMES CROWLEY Entered class VI from St Gregory School. Photography Club VI; International Cultures Club ll-l, Weight- lifting Club II, Bowling Club I; Ski Club I; J.A. II; Victory Club lll-l; Coin Club III; Fidelity Prize III; N.H.S. ll-l; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. III. Eddie, Atom Ant Chuck Rich Kraus Dan STEPHEN GERARD CROWNE With all Its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. — Desiderata Entered class VI from James J. Chlttlck School. Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize V, Pres. Bowling Club II; Junior Band VI; All City Junior Band VI; Debating Club IV, III; Forensic Society IV, III; Music Appreciation Club VI, V, Victory Club I V - 1 , Math Olympiad II; Political Science Club V, IV; Chess Club VI , V , Golf Club I V - 1 ; Professional Club V, IV; Highway Safety Club II; Social Science Club V, IV; Drug Education Club I, Computer Programming II; Pocket Billiard Club I. PAUL FRANCIS CULLEN Entered Class VI from the Charles Sumner School. Fidelity Prize IV; Intermural Basketball, Treas. II; Key Club I Coin Club III; Legal Affairs Club II; Aviation Club III; Crew III Cross Country Track V; Debating Society VI; Victory Club Vl-I Biology Seminar II; Highway Safety III. RICHARD FRANK CURZI Entered from the Theodore Lyman School. Key Club lll-l; Class Co-ordinator II, Secretary I; Argo Staff II I, Treas. I; Mgr. of Basketball Team lll-ll; Debating and Forensic Society IV-II; Debating Team II; Fidelity Prize III; Prize Reading — Third Prize III; Finalist IV; Declamation II; Columbus Day Assembly 1 1 ; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation 1 1 ; Julius Caesar Play III; Music Appreciation Club lll-l; N.H.S., V.P. I; Math Olympiad Exam lll-l; Religious Studies Society 1 1 -I ; M.A.A. Exam lll-l; Chairman Veterans Day Assembly I. LEO JOSEPH CUSHING To what purpose is all this? Entered Class VI from Our Lady of Presentation School. Pocket Billiards Club II, I ; Bowling 1 1 ; Highway Safety II; Ski Club I; International Cultures Club II; Science Club II; Model Railroad Club II; Science Club III, II; Hockey I V - 1 ; Track III; Victory Club lll-l; Cafeteria Staff IV-lll. WILLIAM FRANCIS CUSHING You only go around once in life . . Entered class VI from St. Augustine School. Intramural Basketball II, I; Pres. II, I; Intramural Basketball Association Newsletter Editor II, I; Key Club I; Key Club International Newsletter Associate Editor I; Legal Affairs Club II, I; Vice President II, I; Victory Club Vl-I; Coin Club IV-II; Crew III; Debating Society VI; Band VI; Automotive Club III; Com- puter Programming II; Biology Seminar Program II; Current Events Club II, I; Cafeteria Staff IV; Cafeteria Marshal I; Junior Achievement 1 1 . DANIEL PAUL DACEY To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Entered class IV from Holy Name School. N.H.S. II, I; Register Staff II; Cross Country lll-l; Indoor Track lll-l; Outdoor Track II, I; Track and Field Club lll-l, Treas. I; C.C.B.A. Il l, Capt. I; Victory Club III. DANIEL JOSEPH DANGELO Cush , Steve Dan DAP Jim Dick PASQUALE D ' APOLITO Entered class VI from the Theodore Lyman School. Fidelity Prize III; Science Fair IV; Victory Club ll-l; Weightlifting Club II; Indoor Track 11,1; Crew III; International Culture Club II. RICHARD ALAN D ' AVELLA Double your pleasure, double your fun, two chicks are better than one. Entered class IV from East Boston Chapman School. Usher at Flarvard Commencement II; B.L.S. Junior Band VI-IV; Track VI; All City Junior Band VI-IV; B.L.S. Senior Band VI, III I; B.L.S. Brass Choir III, II; Model Railroad Club Vl-lll; Aviation Club III; Architectural Drawing II, I; Victory Club I; Crew I ll-l, Letterman II; Outward Bound School 1969. JAMES PATRICK DAWSON Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. — Tennyson Entered class IVB from St. Theresa School. Tennis Club IV; Photography Club IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Victory Club lll-l; J.A. II, treas. II; Computer Programming II, I; N.H.S. ll-l; Manager — Soccer Team lll-l. Tricky Dick, Rich VINCENT PAUL DeBENEDICTIS Do you only care about the bleeding crowd? How about a needing friend? Entered Class IV from St. Ambrose School. Crew III; Victory Club II I; Ecology Action Club I; Bowling I. RICHARD JOHN DEERAN Entered Class VI from the Sacred Heart School, E.B. Vinny JOHN DELLA CROCE The great irony of it is that not until now do we know what we should have known six years ago. Entered class VI from the Abraham Lincoln School. Football IV; Junior World Affairs Council IV; Athletic Captain IV; Key Club III; Victory Club lll-l; Political Science Club ll-l; Golf Club ll-l; National Highway Safety Club ll-l; Professional Club I; International Cultures Club I; Music Appreciation Club I; Weight- lifting Club I ; Drug, Ecology Action Club I . ROBERT HENRY De LUCIA For whom lack of fame cannot vex; is he not a gentleman Entered Class VI from Joyce Kilmer School Key Club lll-l; Key Club Delegate to Providence Convention I; Bookstore IV-II; Editor I.B.A. News, Intramural Basketball V.P. II; Current Events Club ll-l; Band V-IV; Coin Club III; Victory Club III; Cafeteria VI-IV; Midwinter Dance Committee III; Auto- motive Society III; Legal Affairs Council Sec. I . John D.C. Bob DES Duch, Charlie AIDAN DOHERTY DESMOND Don ' t compromise yourself. It ' s all you ' ve got. — Joplin Entered class VI from St. Angela School. Victory Club Vl-I; Corridor Patrol V-l; Intramural Hockey VI, V, II; French Club IV, III, I; Library Staff IV; Cafeteria Staff III; Sp eech Class VI, V; Model Railroad Club IV; Junior Band V, IV; Victory Dance Committee lll-l; Midwinter Dance Committee lll-l. Senior Prom Committee I; Argo Staff lll-l; Editor II; Bowling 1,11. B.U.S.H. Club III; Forensic Society III; Student Council III, I; Highway Safety Club II, I; Political Science Club II, I; Weight- lifting Club 11,1; Wrestling Club 11,1; Ski Club 11,1; Junior Varsity Hockey II; Captain; Intramural Basketball II; Latin-English Foot- ball Program I; Register Literary Staff II, I, Liber Actorum I; Hyde Park Youth Council (Police-Community Relations Workshop) III, II; Aviation Club II, Professional Club II, I; Senior Play III, I; WNAC-TV Election Coverage I. JOHN JOSEPH DESMOND Strive to progress; Strive to achieve If all else fails; Get up and leave. Entered class VI from St. Mary School. Fidelity Prize II; Victory Club 11,1; Drill Team IV; Bowling Club 11,1; Chess Club V; National Honor Society 11,1; Music Apprecia- tion Club II, Tennis Club Team III; Panelist WGBH Foreign Policy Simulation IV; Liber Actorum Staff, Associate Editor I; Debating Club IV; Argo Staff I; Library Aid. JACK MING DON Only when differences among men are expected and respected rather than merely tolerated, can the seed of brotherhood be planted. Entered class VI from the Roger Wolcott School. Columbia Prize II; Approbation Prize II; Science Fair V, IV; N.H.S. II; Mass. Boy ' s State Delegate II; Chairman of School Committee II; State Rep. II; Treas. I; J.A. II, treas. I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Cafeteria Worker I; Letter of Appreci- ation I; Chess Club VI, V; Tennis Club IV, J.E.T.S. lll-l; Music Activities Club lll-l; Bowling Club II; Victory Club III, II; Key Club I; Asian Cultures Club I; Ecology Action Club I. DAVID DRURY DOWD Entered Class IV from St. Theresa School. National Honor Society 1 1 -I , Victory Club lll-l, Highway Safety Club ll-l; Pocket Billiards Club II, Intramural Hockey II, Profes- sional Club II, Historical Society II. ROBERT GORDON DREWS They said it couldn ' t be done. They knew what they were talking about. Entered Class VI from the John F. Kennedy School. Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; NHS ll-l; Math X Club III. CHARLES STANLEY DUCZAKOWSKI Entered from The Beethoven School. Fidelity Prize IV; Key lll-l, Rec. Secretary; Music Appreciation Club II; Argo Newstaff II; N.H.S. ll-l; Victory Club I. THOMAS PAUL DUFFY Only fools wish to quote the foolishness of other fools. Entered class VI from the AGASSIZ School. Victory Club lll-l; Track and Field Club lll-l; Debating Society IV; Cross-Country lll-l (co-capt) I; Indoor and Outdoor Track (distance capt. I) I V-l; Fidelity Prize III; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Museum Art Classes IV; C.C.B.A. lll-l. Light Bulb Don, Jack Lorn Steve Charlie -s Gerry STEPHEN PATRICK DYER Entered Class VI from St. Columkille School. Professional Club V II; Victory Club V-l; M.l.T. High School Studies Prog. Ill-I; Indoor Track I V-l I , Outdoor Track lll-ll; Golf Club lll-ll; Biology Club III; Track and Field Club III; Advanced Programmers Society III; Lab Assistant I V-l I . ALBERT FRANCIS ELLIS It wasn ' t the school it was the principle of the thing. Entered class VI from the John A. Andrew School. Fidelity Prize VI; Victory Club V, I; Debating Society VI; Intramural Basketball Assoc. II; Intramural Basketball NewsStaff 1 1 ; Automotive Society III (sgt. at arms.) ; Highway Safety Club 1 1 ; B.L.S. Cafeteria Staff IV; Junior Achievement (v.p. of Manufac- turing); Coin Club I. DAVID JEFFERY EMERSON Success is like Newton ' s Law; The bigger you are, the harder you fall. Entered Class IV from Robert Gould Shaw School. Computer Programming II; Victory Club II, I; Ecology Action Club II; Corridor Patrol III; Advanced Science Program III; Science Seminars 1 1 . Mai JAMES FRANCIS ENGLISH It would have been more fun at Dorchester High. Entered class IV from the Mather School. Fidelity Prize VI; Public Declamation VI-IV; Professional Club III; Cafeteria Marshal I V-l I ; Mid-Winter Dance Committee III; Drama Society III; Debating Society III; Victory Club lll-l; Corridor Patrol lll-l; Corridor Patrol Supervisor I; Argo Staff II; Highway Safety Club II; Computer Programming; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Student Council I. GERALD FABIANO When you ' ve done enough, don ' t do more, because if you do, you ' ll spoil it. Entered class VI from Mission Grammar School. Classical Prize IV; Music Appreciation Club III, II; Astronomical Society lll-l; 21st Century Analysis Society, Sgt. at Arms. Ill, II; A.P.S. lll-l, Pres. II; Ichthyology Society, Treasurer I; N.H.S. II, I; Crew 1 1 . ROBERT ANTHONY FALDETTA I scream. You scream. We all scream for ice cream. Entered class IV B from St. Columbkille Victory Club II, I; N.H.S. II, I; Fidelity Award II; Computer Programming 1 1 . Jim Bob STEVEN JOSEPH FARLEY Entered Class VI from the Sacred Heart School. Victory Club VI I; Key Club lll-l, Sec. II, V.P. I; Biology Club IV. Steve ALAN BERNARD FEINBERG Fen Kinn Kev Truckin ' like the doodah man. Once told me you go to play your hand. Sometimes the cards ain ' t worth a dime If you don ' t lay ' em down. Entered Class VI from the Roger Wolcott School. Modern Prize VI; Student Council VI, III, I; Mgr. Track Team, Soccer V-l; Argo Staff III, I; Coin Club II; Victory Club I; Class Comm. I; Victory Dance Comm. I; Athletic Captain I; Senior Prom Comm. I ; Table Tennis Society I ; N.H.S. I . JOHN EDWARD FERRIS Fame is merely a seat on the Ferris Wheel. Entered class VI from St. Theresa School. Victory Club I V-l ; Library Staff V, IV; National Drug Seminar Delegate III; Golf Club lll-l; Intramural Basketball II; Intramural Hockey VI, II; Professional Club II, I; Key Club II, I; Highway Safety Club 11,1; President I; Victory Dance Committee I; Register Business Staff IV, III; Senior Prom Committee I; Junior Achieve- ment 11,1; Liber Actorum I. ROBERT JOHN FINCH It is easy to love a friend. When we all love our enemies, then we ' ll find peace. Entered class VI from the Sophia W. Ripley School. Victory Club I V - 1 ; Professional Club II; Cross-Country I V-l 1 1 ; J.A. II, treas. II; Bowling ll-l; Ski Club ll-l; Dramatic Activities I; Highway Safety Club II. KENNETH MICHAEL FINN No comment. Entered class VI from the Patric F. Lyndon School. Jr. Band VI-IV; Sr. Band I V-l , capt. I; Librarian II, I; Orchestra I V-l ; Brass Choir I V-l ; Stage Band I V-l ; All-City Jr. Band VI-IV; All-City Sr. Band I V-l I ; All-City Orchestra IV, III; All-City Brass Choir I V-l I ; Civil Air Patrol lll-l, Aerospace Education Officer I; United Synagogue Youth I V-l ; Science Fair V. JOSEPH PAUL FLAHERTY Entered Class VI from Holy Name School. International Cultures Club II; Billiards Club ll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Coin Club III; Stamp Club lll-ll; Model Railroad Club II; Automotive Club III; Aviation Club lll-ll; Highway Safety Club II. KEVIN EDWARD FOGARTY An undisciplined mind is like a library with a Dewey Decimal System, Hoc experto dictus est. — Cervinius Entered Class I VB from St. Theresa ' s School. Modern Prize II; Lawrence Prize II; Victory Club lll-l; Advanced Programer ' s Soc. I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; N.H.S. DANIEL JOSEPH FOLEY The quickest way to become a rich man is to be a bank robber. Entered Class VI from the Holy Name School. Victory Club ll-ll; Intramural Basketball II; Medical Science Club I; Highway Safety Club lll-ll; Billiards Club II. Al, A.B., Feino, Charlie Bob Rip, Gohzo GERARD FONG Gerry Be not swayed like the straw in the wind, but sustain your principles against the capriciousness and folly of tha world; above all, in every action, forget not the presence of God. Entered Class VI from the Abraham Lincoln School. Modern Prize VI; Classical Price V; Approbation Prize V, IV, III, II; Chess Club VI, V, Photography Club VI, V; Declamation III, II, I; Special Prize for IV and III, III; Special Prize for II and I, II; International Cultures Club IV, III; Social Science Club III, II; Political Science Club II; Student Council III; Key Club ll-l; WBZ 700 Fund Drive, II. Victory Club 1 1 l-l ; M.l ,T. H .S.S.P. 1 1 1 M.l .T. E.S.P. II; Usher, Harvard Commencement Exercises II; Forensics Society IV-I, Exec. Sec. II; President I; Debate Squad lll-l; Co-captain I; Second Prize, Debating II; Model U.N. Committee lll-l, Second Place Delegate at Brandeis Model U.N., Hon. Men. Delegation Harvard U.N.; Second Place Delegation, Brandeis II; Best Delegate, Model Congress at New Haven, Conn. II; Youth Concerts at Symphony Hall I; Boston All-City Senior Chorus II, I; BLS Glee Club IV-I, Vice President I, Asian Cultures Club, I; Latin-English Football Program I, Argo Staff III, Co-ordinating Editor II, I; Liber Actorum Associate Editor I. Mike, Fritz DENNIS MICHAEL FORD This is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far . . . Entered class VI from John A. Andrew School. Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club III, II; Model Railroad Club IV; Key Club I ; Corridor Patrol IV-I ; Usher at Harvard Commence- ment 1970 II; B.L.S. Science Fair VI, V; Art Appreciation Club II. MICHAEL WILLIAM FRANCIS Those who dwell on ivory towers have heads of the same materials. Entered Class IV from Gate of Heaven School. N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; Chess Club III; Victory Club V-l; Advanced Programmers Society I; M.l.T. High Schools Studies Program II; Fortran Programmers Certificate II. HAROLD PETER FRANTZEN I never promised you a rose garden. Entered class VI from the Sophia W. Ripley School. Debating Society V; Social Science Club IV; Professional Club IV, III; Victory Club III, II; Highway Safety Club II; N.H.S. II; Fidelity Prize II; Science Fair IV; Math Olympiad lll-l; MAML II. WILLIAM EDWARD FRASER Entered class VI from Theodore Lyman School. Victory Club V-l, Fidelity Prize V; Intramural Hockey V, Track IV, Debating and Forensic Society IV-I I ; Memorial Day Assembly IV; Language Lab. Assistant 1 1 l-l I ; Soccer lll-l, co-capt. I ; J.E.T.S. lll-l; Julius Caesar Play III; MAML Math Olympiad lll-l; MAA Math Competition lll-l; Lincoln-Wash ington Assembley II; Key Club I; Argo Staff ll-l; Circulation Editor I. Bill FRANK JOHN FRASSICA Entered class VI from M. E. Bradley School. Fidelity Prize V; J.E.T.S. Ill; B.L.S. Summer Computer Program- ming IV; Junior Achievements, treas. II; J.A. Exec. Award II; Indoor Track II, I; Outdoor Track II, I; Victory Club II, I; Professional Club 11,1, Track and Field Club II; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. IV, III; Highway Safety Club III, Political Science Club II; Usher, Harvard Commencement; Intramural Hockey and Basketball II; N.H.S. II. JOHN MATTHEW FRAWLEY Normal is nice. Be normal America. Entered Class IV from Holy Name School. Debating Society IV; Cross Country lll-l; Indoor Track lll-l; Outdoor Track lll-l; Track and Field Club lll-l; Capt. Cross Country I; BLS Senior Band lll-l; BLS Stage Band lll-l; BLS Orchestra lll-l, All City Band lll-ll; Victory Club lll-l; CCBA ll-l. Dennis Hal, Harold Frank % Chunga, KingKong ALAN MARC FREEDMAN Mike, Fern Gluz Dreams, they ' re for those who sleep Life is for us to keep. Entered class VI from the Robert Treat Paine School. Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V; N.H.S. Il-I; N.H.S. Regional Convention 1970 II; Student Council VI; Biology Club I V - 1 1 1 ; Track I V-l II; Music Appreciation Club III; Dramatic Activities Society II; School Play Julius Caesar III; Math Olympiad Contest lll-ll; Science Fair III; Dramatic Society III; Religious Studies Club II; Victory Club I V-l ; MAML Math Contest III; B.L.S. Math Team Finals 1970 II; Argo Staff II; Assist. Editor Argo I; Usher At Harvard Commencement II; Cafeteria Marshal II; Columbus Day Assembly Speaker II; Molecular Genetics Seminar II. MICHAEL PETER FURNARI My guidance councilor predicts great success for me; ... he also predicted success for Charles DeGaulle, Sonny Liston, and Poland in World War 1 1 . Entered class VI from Abraham Lincoln School. Victory Club II, I; Track IV; Intramural Basketball II; Red Cross III; National Highway Safety Club II I; Political Science Club ll-l; Golf Club lll-l Professional Club I; International Cultures Club I; Music Appreciation Club I; Ecology Action Club I. WILLIAM THOMAS GAVIN Entered class IV from St. Peter ' s School. Coin Club IV; Forensic Society I V - 1 1 1 ; Victory Club I V-l I ; Cafe- teria Marshal I V-l ; Pocket Billiards Club II; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. II; Chess Club 1 1 . MARVIN GEE A quitter never wins, a winner never quits. Entered class VI from the Quince School. Philatelic Society VI; All-City Junior Concert Band VI; Junior Band VI; Chess Club V; Fidelity Prize V; Drill Team I V-l , Staff Sgt. Ill, Tech Sgt. II; Chief Warrant Officer I; Color Guard lll-l; B.L.S. Science Fair IV; Math Olympiad Contest III; Victory Club II- l; Professional Club II; Bowling Club II; Intramural Basketball II; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; N.H.S. ll-l; Highway Safety Club I ; Asian Cultures Club I, V.P. I. ANTHONY GENOVESE The history books tell it, they tell it so well; The cavalries charged, the Indians fell; The cavalries charged, the Indians died; And the country was young, with God on its side. — Bob Dylan Entered class VI from Washington Allston School. Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Cross Country V; Track I V-l ; Student Council II, I; Treasurer I; Historical Society Vice- President II; Argo, Editor II, I; N.H.S. II, I; Prize Reading II; Knights of Pythias Oratorical Contest III; M.A.M.L. Ill, II; M.A.A. Ill, II; Music Appreciation Club I V-l I ; Cafeteria Marshal II; W.G.B.H.-TV Game City II, Viet Nam Moratorium Day Commit- tee; Chess Club VI. STEVEN ALAN GLUZBAND To be something to everyone; Everything to someone. Entered class IV from the Solomon Lewenberg School. Senior Band lll-l; Orchestra II, I; Stage Band II, I; Brass Choir III- l; All City Band lll-l; All City Orchestra II, I; All City Brass Choir lll-l; Southeast District Band II, I; Dramatic Activities II, I; Register II, I; Certificate of Merit for Poetry (New York Times) II; Declamation I; All City Junior Symphony III. ROBERT FRANCIS GOFF Entered Class VI from the St. William School. Fidelity Prize V; Modern Prize IV; NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion I; MAML Math Olympiad lll-l; MAA Math Contest lll-l; NHS ll-l; BLS Science Fair V-l I ; Cafeteria Marshal III; Argo Staff I; Bowling Club I; Outdoor and Indoor Track I V-l ; Cross Country I; Intramural Basketball II; Tennis Team IV, Stamp Club V-l 1 1 ; Tennis Club IV; Track and Field Club ll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Math Club II. Al Chips, Chipmunk, Bill Tony Bob Jerry Jay, Gotchy, Merv Jim, Jungle JEROLD GOLDIN The pen is mightier than the sword, but it is still nice to have a sword around. Entered Class VI from G. H. Conely School. Com Club VI; Drama Society V - 1 1 1 ; Photography Club III; Soccer Team III; Track and Field III, I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Register Business Staff II; Football Program Staff II; Yearbook Business Staff II; Business Manager, Register I; Business Manager Yearbook I; Editor-in-Chief Latin-English Program I. ROBERT GOON You ' ve come a long way, baby . . . Track IV-I, Midget Relay (captain) IV-II; U. Mass. Science Confer- ence IV; Junior Art League IV; Biology Club IV, III, II (secretary); Medical Services Club I ll-ll (secretary); Science Fair IV, III; Lab Assistant IV-II; Marine Biology Seminar IV; B.U. Marine Biology Seminar lll-ll; MIT HSSP Social Studies IV; Fidelity Prize III; Drama III; Victory Club ll-l; Advanced Science Program II; Chairman, Asian Cultures Club I; Argo II; Class Committee I; Intramural Basketball II. JOHN HENRY GOTTSCHALK To thine own self be true Entered class IV from the Saint Andrew the Apostle School. N.H.S. II; Drill Team lll-l; Chess IV-II; Victory Club IV-I; Model RR Club ll-l; V.P. I; Fortran IV Program II; Color Guard I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Dance Committee. WILLIAM FRANCIS GREANY Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. Entered class VI from the John F. Kennedy School. Junior Band VI, V; Headmaster ' s Art Award (medal) II; Victory Club I ; Register Staff I . JAMES JOSEPH GREELEY I don ' t know who I am but life ' s for learning. Entered class VI from the Holy Name School. Basketball IV, III; Intramural Basketball II; Intramural Hockey III; J.V. Hockey II; Weightlifting Club ll-l; Bowling l-ll; Victory Club lll-l; Stamp Club V; Coin Club V; Cross Country IV; Professional Club lll-ll; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Key Club I; Latin-English Program 11,1; Argo II; Register IV; Victory Dance Committee I. MICHAEL FELIX GRENDAL One thing I can tell you is you ' ve got to be free. Entered VI from Longfellow School. Classical Prize V, VI; Approbation Prize V; Student Council V; J.V. Basketball III; Basketball II; I; N.H.S. ll-l, Science Fair III, II; J.A. II; Head Cafe. Marshal II; Victory Club IV-I; Professional Club III; B.N.B.A. City-Allstar (U.S. Youth Games) III; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Highway Safety Club II. HENRY GIULIUS GRILLI I see with my eyes, I hear with my ears, I speak with my mouth, but nobody hears. Entered Class VI from R. G. Morris School. Football III, I, All City I, Indoor, Outdoor Track lll-l; Latin- English Program 11,1; N.H.S. II, I; Weightlifting IV-I; Vice Pres. II; Key Club lll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Glee Club IV-III; Student Council I; Class Committee I. Animal, Go-on, C. G. Bill Mike, Felix Harold, Hank H. CHARLES HAMBELTOIM Dan Ed, Horn Jim, Hendie, Phant For they can conquer who believe they can. Entered Class VI from St. Andrew ' s School Football ll-l; Basketball I V - 1 ; Baseball III; Cross Country III; Weightlifting Club II I; Victory Club III I, N.H.S. Il-I; Debating Society lll-l; Key Club ll-l; Modern Prize II; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Certificate of Commendation, State Speech Con- test, U. Mass. Ill; Model U. N. Committee III, Co-chairman of Pops Night Comm. II; Liber Actorum Staff I, Latin-English Program I; Victory Dance Comm. I; Midwinter Dance Comm. Ill, I; Prom Comm. I; Sec. of Class I. DANIEL MICHAEL HAMILTON I couldn ' t think of anything to say, so I didn ' t say anything. Entered Class VI from the Patrick O ' Hearn School. Automotive Club, Treas. Ill; Athletic Captain II; Victory Club II I; Junior Achievement II; Intramural Basketball II; Highway Safety Club II. KEVIN FRANCIS HAMROCK Entered Class VI from the Blessed Sacrament School. Indoor and Outdoor Track I V- III, Manager II; Cross Country manager lll-ll; Victory Club lll-ll; Track and Field Club III; Dramatics Society III; Professional Club III, Medical Services Club EDWARD JOHN HARNEY Entered class VI from Charles Taylor School. Fiedlity Prize III; Derby Medal II; Register Literary Staff I, Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Music Librarian and Manager lll-l; B.L.S. Band VI I, Capt. I; Orchestra lll-l; Vice Pres. I; Brass Choir I V- 1 ; Stage Band I V - 1 ; I V - 1 ; B.P.S. Junior and Senior Concert Bands VI I; B.P.S. Symphony Orchestra I V- 1 ; Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra II; Greater Boston Youth Wind Ensemble II I; South-Eastern Mass. District Band and Orchestra lll-l; Mass. All-State Band and Orchestra ll-l; B.L.S. Soloist with Boston Pops. ROBERT EDWARD HEARSEY I had no hat and complained, until I met a man who had no head. Entered Class VI from the Charles Sumner School. Coin Club IV I; Bibiophile Club I (pres.); National Honor Society II I; Modern Prize III; Radio Prague Monitor Club I; Radio Canada Shortwave I ; T utor III, II. Charlie Kevin Bob, Hearse JAMES ANDREW HENDERSON Good times, bad times, I know I ' ve had my share. — Leo Zeppelin Victory Club I V - 1 ; Highway Safety III; Football IV, II, I; Track IV, Baseball IV; Golf Club lll-l; Golf Team lll-l; Boston School- boy Golf Champion II; Intramural Basketball II; Weightlifting Club II. PAUL GERARD HESSELSCHWERDT Entered class VI from the Holy Name School. Glee Club V I - 1 1 1 ; Victory Club lll-l; Register Literary Staff ll-l; Crew I V - 1 1 ; J.A. ll-l; Social Science Club I. Hess Hog Dave Sleaze, Pete PAUL DAVID HOGAN Yet more remains to do than all that has been done. And we, we are the doers. Shaemus O ' Sheel — Irish poet. Entered Class VI from St. Gabriel School. Classical Prize Vl-V; Approbation Prize VI; Baseball IV, III; Foot- ball, II; Basketball, IV, III, I; Glee Club Vl-lll; Forensics Society V I - 1 , Secretary III, Vice-President II; First Prize Debating II, Special Prize Classes III and IV, III; National Forensic League IV-I; Mass. Speech League IV-I, Second Prize Mass. Speech Festival 1967; National Honor Society ll-l; Declamation V I -I , Prize Dec- lamation V, IV, III, I, First Prize Declamation — Cornelius Martin Sullivan Award, Ian MacDonald Award, IV, Special Prize Class V; Prize Reading, V-l, Special Prize V, Second Prize II; Drama Soci- ety, III, Third Prize, III; Student Council ll-l, Massachusetts Na- tional Delegate II; Liber Actorum, IV, III, I, Senior Section Editor I; Register Literary Staff, IV, I; President of the Class of 1971 . NORMAN RAWDING HOLBROOK Will I live tomorrow? Well I just can ' t say. But I don ' t know that I live today. Entered Class VI from Gate of Heaven School. Fidelity Prize IV; Highway Safety Club II; Cross Country III; Track IV-I; Ecology Action I; Victory Club I; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. I; M.A.M.L. I. DAVID JOSEPH HOLLERAN The true pleasure in life is to live with your inferiors. Entered class VI from the Gate of Heaven School. Modern Prize VI, V; Radio Club; Crew IV; Highway Safety Club IV; Astronomical Society IV; Aviation Club III; Victory Club ll-l; Legal Affairs Club II; Intramural Hockey II leapt.) II; Bowling ll-l; Professional Club ll-l; Argo Staff II, I; Religious Studies Club II; M.N.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Pocket Billiards Club I; 21st Century Analysis Society l;J.A. II (pres.) CRAIG MICHEAL INGE Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered Class VI from the Sarah Greenwood School. Afro-American Society IV-I, Pres. I; Boston Black Student Repre- sentative to Washington, D.C. I; Track I ll-l. Indoor and Outdoor; J. V. Football III; Black Student Recruitment Program I; Intra- mural Basketball II; Highway Safety Vl-V; Victory Club lll-l; Student Representative to City-Wide Afro-American Societies; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Track and Field Club lll-l; Soccer IV; Cross Country V. PETER ANDREW IONNILLI Blessed are they who run around in circles, for they shall be known as big wheels. Entered Class IV from St. Theresa ' s School. Science Fair IV; Victory Club IV-I; Register Staff II I; Yearbook Staff I; Intramural Hockey II; History Club II. ROLAND BERNARD JANBERGS Ich weiche nicht vor Verantwortung, sodern nehme es gerne an. — John F. Kennedy Entered Class VI from John F. Kennedy School. Fidelity Prize III; MAML lll-l; Finalist III; Certificate of Merit; American Assoc, of Teachers of German Contest lll-l, Third III; Fifth II; Declamation ll-l, Prize Declamation — Second II; Boys State II, German Club lll-l, pres. I; Coin Club V-l, Executive I, Treas. II; Philatelic Society ll-l, Treas. II, Sec. I; Medical Sciences Club I, Treas. I; Current Events Club ll-l, Treas. ll-l; Chess Team, Chess Club V-IV, I; Soccer ll-l; Cafeteria Staff ll-l; Victory Club lll-ll; Argo Staff I; Math Prize Exam III; M.A.A. Math Contest lll-l; NHS ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation 1 1 . V ' A N. k I Rawd The Lord Chumsford Craig of Inge, Sam Savage ANDRIS ARTHUR JANSONS Rotate. Entered Class VI from the Mozart School. Tennis Club IV; Victory Club IV, ll-l; Wrestling Club ll-l, Treas. I; Intramural Basketball II; Professional Club I, pres.; Ski Club I; Harvard Commencement 1 1 ; Highway Safetv Club 1 1 ; Bowling Club I; Argo Staff I. Andy, Jan Chris Joe Peter, Frank RUDOLPH STEVEN JELLINEK Don ' t be afraid to admit your own mistakes. Entered class IVB from William B. Rogers. Fidelity Prize II; Class of 1885 Prize IV; N.H.S. Il l; Victory Club lll-l; Table Tennis Soc. I; Model RR Club II I; Philatelic Soc. I; Historical Club II; Entrant in Science Fair IV, II; International Cultures Club I. Let it be. DAVID ARTHUR JOHNSON — Lennon McCartney Entered class VI from the Joseph P. Manning School. Tennis Club IV; Victory Club ll-l; Track and Field Club lll-l. Bowling Club II; Track Team lll-l Lettered; Intramural Basketball II. GORDON ALAN JONES Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered Class VI from Francis Parkman School. Football I, IV; Track III; Intramural Basketball II; Student Council IV; B.L.S. Band V-l; B.L.S. Orchestra V II; All-City Orchestra I V-l I ; All-City Band I V- 1 1 ; Afro-American Society I V-l ; Greater Boston Youth Wind Ensemble 11,1; Greater Boston Youth Senior Symphony I; American Youth Performs II; J. A. II, I; Key Club I. CHRISTOPHER JAMES JOSEPH Qui Non proficit, deficit. Entered Class VI from Thomas N. Hart School. Victory Club III, I; Junior Achievement II; Weightlifting Club II; Bowling II, I; International Cultures Club II, I; Professional Club 1 1; Pocket Billiards Club I, Coin Club III; Marine Biology Seminar III; Track II; Computer Programming II. JOSEPH JOYCE Thank God It ' s over. Entered Class VI from The Bigelow School. PETER FRANCIS KADZIS I would laugh but it is prohibited. — Samuel Beckett Entered Class IV from the St. Gregory School. Gardner Prize for Debating, Special Prize III; First Prize II; Lawrence Prize for Original Written Exercises (Poetry) II; Forensic Society I V-l, Vice Pres. II; Debate Squad I V-l , Co-captain II; Model U.N. Comm. I V-l, Best Delegate, Harvard U.N. II; Argo Staff lll-l; Register Literary II I, Editor in chief I; Latin English Program, Staff I, Literary editor I; Student Council II, III; Class Committee I; Liber Actorum IV, I, Assoc. Ed. I. ROBERT EDWARD KAGEN Entered class VI from Charles H. Taylor School. Modern prize VI, Approbation Prize VI, Student Council VI, Social Science Club V I - 1 1 1 , Professional Club I V- 1 1 1 , Highway Safety Club II, Victory Club ll-l, J.V. Baseball III, Varsity Baseball ll-l. Intramural Basketball II. Bulk Joe Bob 5TKIKES A Wh Kevin Snake Chobs KEVIN BARRY KELLY May the ends justify the means. Entered Class IV from Our Lady of Lourdes School. Victory Club III I; Track and Field Events, Javelin II; Fidelity Prize II; N.H.S. II. JOHN FRANCIS KELLY Entered Class VI from Florence Nightinggale School. Fidelity Prize V; Victory Club V; Drill Team I V- 1 1 ; Color Guard lll-ll; Classical Prize II, IBA II; NHS ll-l. MARK W. KENNEDY Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered from Maurice J. Tobin School. Afro-American Society V I - 1 , V.P. I; Indoor Track IV; Track and Field Club IV; Black Student Recruitment and General Tutorial Program I; Intramural Basketball II; Harvard Commencement I; Highway Safety Club VI, V; Student Representative to City Wide Afro-American Society I; Victory Club lll-l. Kel DONALD FRANCIS KENNEY “The first step is the hardest step to master; The last step I ' m not really sure is there. Entered Class VI from Sophia W. Ripley School. Soccer Team lll-l; Coin Club I V- 1 ; Pres. Ill-I; Victory Club V-l; Bowling Club II I; NHS ll-l; IBA II; Key Club II; Fidelity Prize II. LESTER KOBZIK Entered Class IV from Sacred Heart School. Class of 1885 Prize IV; Advanced Science Seminar Program lll-l; M IT H.S.S.P. lll-ll; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation. WILLIAM MORRIS KUCHINSKY Der Mensch kann nicht lernen mcht zu lernen. Entered Class VI from New England Hebrew Academy School. Chess V, IV; Photography V II; Treas. German Club I. Bill ROBERT A. KUEGEL Bob Prunes aren ' t vegetables. Cabbages are vegetables. Entered Class VI from the Charles Sumner School. Walt MICHAEL ALBERT LAWSKY The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls. Entered class VI from the Roger Wolcott School. Victory Club lll-l; Latin-English Football Program Staff ll-l. Photography Editor I; Register II I; Liber Actorum III I, Photog raphy Editor II, Editor-in chief I. WALTER JOSEPH LECLAIR Never lose your temper unless you intend to. Entered class VI from the Bigelow School. Drill Team V I, Color Guard III I, capt. I; Jr. World Affairs Council 1 1 ; Medical Services Club ll-l; Key Club I ; F idelity Prize II; Professional Club II; Model Railroad Club III, II; Social Science Club II; Marine Biology and Astronomical Measurements Lectures III; Usher at Harvard Commencement VI, Victory Club I ; Track Team IV; Computer II I. ANDRIS EDGARS LENBERGS Entered Class VI from Charles Sumner School. Classical Prize III; Victory Club lll-l; German Club III, Bowling I, Philosophy Club II, Highway Safety Club II. STEPHEN LEW Seien Sie Ihrer eigenen Seele wahr. Entered class VI from the Prince School. Modern Prize V; Fidelity Prize V; Approbation Prize IV; N.H.S. II, I; Glee Club lll-l, pres. I; Professional Club V, IV; Math X Club; German Club II, I, V.P. I; J.A. II; All City Senior Choir II; M.I.T.H.S.S.P. Ill; Key Club II, I; A.P.S. II; Bowling II, I; Intramural Basketball II; Photo Club III; Liber Actorum Staff 11,1; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Computer Programming II, Architectural Design Course II, I. BRIAN XAVIER LILLY Keep in touch with yourself. Entered Class IV from St. Ann School. Victory Club lll-l; Classical Prize III. JAMES MICHAEL LOHAN Entered class VI from Phineas Bates School. Victory Club VI I; Professional Club VI I; Register Business Staff VI, III; Crew IV, III; Wrestling Club lll-l; Ski Club lll-l; Key Club II I; Highway Safety Club 11,1; Current Events Club II; Bowling II, I; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Victory Dance Comm. I; Midwinter Dance Comm. I. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL LOVETT The happiness of being with people. — Kafka Entered Class VI from Most Precious Blood School. Orchestra V- 1 ; Music Appreciation V-l, V.P. Ill, II; Historical Society II; Dramatic Activities I; Argo Staff, II Register Staff; Pops Night Committee II; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; N.H.S. II, I ; Speaker Veterans Day Assembly I. Mike Jack Lennie Chris PAUL THEODORE LUKOSI Paul GORDON KENNETH LUNDBERG, JR. Slowly and wisely; they stumble that run fast. Entered class VI from John A. Andrew School. National Honor Society II, I; B.L.S. Orchestra VI I, Fidelity Prize VI; Crew IV; J. V. Baseball III; All City Junior Symphony Orchestra VI IV; All City Senior Symphony Orchestra I V - 1 1 1 ; Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship Classes lll-l; B.L.S. Art Award III; Boston Globe Art Competition — Gold Key — Blue Ribbon Award V, II, Gold Key III, Honorable Mentions III, II; B.L.S. Register Art Staff I V - 1 ; B.L.S. Argo Art Staff lll-l; Yearbook Art Staff I; Weightlifting Club II. ALFRED OMER LUSSIER Don ' t let them get you down. Entered class VI from St. Mary School. Classical Prize III; Football lll-l; All City I; Track lll-l; Soccer lll-ll; Victory Club lll-l; Weightlifting Club lll-ll; Wrestling Club ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Math Olympiad Letter of Commendation; Senior Class Treasurer; Latin English Program II I; Sports Ed. I; WNAC Election Night Coverage I. GEORGE JOHN MacDONALD Hoss, A I Entered Class VI from John A. Andrew School. Science Fair IV; Marine Biology Club III; Table Tennis Club I; Professional Club II I, Art Club lll-l; Victory Club I; Bowling Club ll-l. Sec. I. JOHN LINCOLN MacDONNELL The Lord helps those that help themselves. Entered class VI from the James J. Chittick School. Fidelity Prize VI; Music Appreciation Club V, Classical Prize IV, II, Chess Club III, Professional Club III, II, Bowling II Club II; Bowling I Club I; MAML Math Olympiad I. Chic ARTHUR DONALD MacPHERSON Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. — Vergil Entered class VI from the John F. Kennedy School. Track and Field Club lll-l, sec. II, pres. I; Cross Country, head mgr lll-ll; Indoor-Outdoor Track head mgr. lll-ll; Victory Club V-l; Argo Staff I; Modern Prize III; C.C.B.A. Il l; Chess Club IV. DENIS FRANCIS MALIN The greatest achievement is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall. Entered class VI from the Patrick F. Lyndon School. Red Cross Club V, V ictory Club lll-l; Professional Club II, I ; Argo I , National Honor Society III; Approbation Prize 1 1 ; Modern Prize II; Audio-Visual Assistant IV. Gord Artie, Bob, Lilly Den Munchkin Tom, Luke, Tree Bill, Head RICHARD LEO MALONE Entered VI from Patrick F. Lyndon School. Student Council VI; Debating Society V; Tennis Club V, Science Fair IV; Drill Team III, II; Master Sgt II; Religious Studies Society II; Victory Club II, I, Highway Safety Club II; Argo Staff II, I, Business Manager I ; Math Club I ; Bowling I ; Medical Sciences Club I; N.H.S. I, Professional Club I; Table Tennis Society I WILLIAM ALDO MANGHERINI Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, only do it first. Entered Class VI from Mather School. Automotive Club R ick CORNELIUS STEPHEN MARTIN Entered Class VI from Warren-Prescott School. Track and Field III; Indoor Track III; Soccer III; Victory Club lll-l; N.H.S. II, N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II. THOMAS JOHN McCABE Thank God for Smokey the Bear. Entered class VI from Phineas Bates School. Victory Club V I- 1 ; Intramural Basketball II; Fidelity Prize IV, Highway Safety Club I IT; Professional Club Vi-Ill; Register Business Staff V I - 1 1 1 ; Victory Dance Comm. I; Midwinter Dance Comm. I; Senior Prom Comm. I, Memorial Day Assembly III; B.U.S.H. Club. Connie james paul McCarthy When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Football lll-l; Track II; Victory Club lll-l. Professional Club lll-l; Highway Safety Club I; French Club III; Bowling Club II I; Better Understanding Social History Club III; Victory Dance Committee ll-l; Senior Prom I; Mid Winter Dance Committee II; Aviation Club III; Drug Abuse Club I ; Red Cross I ; Golf Club I. WILLIAM VINCENT McCARTHY Watch out for that tree . . . Entered Class VI from St. Brendan School. Key Club I; Bush Club III; Drill Team IV, III; Glee Club II, I, Automotive Society III; Track V, IV; Football IV, II; Victory Club lll-l; Telluride Finalist II; Legal Affairs Club II, I; Intramural Basketball II; Highway Safety Club IV; Pocket Billiards Scoiety I; Red Cross Card III. STEPHEN GERARD McCLUSKEY Love, Peace and happiness It ' s here for us all. Entered class VI from the Thomas N. Hart School. Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize II; Victory Club lll-l; Football lll-l; Track lll-l; N.H.S. II, I; Student Council II; Debating Society, Weightlifting Club ll-l; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Tra ck and Field Club I; WGBH, Cabinets in Crisis Program, Prize Reading Finalist III; Midwinter Dance Committee II; Table Tennis Society I; Drug Education Club I. Chopper, Jamie, Whiteshoes, Head, Twinkle-Toes Steve, Mac Mac Froggy, Pete Mac, Junior, Bull JOHN TERRENCE McDONOUGH Evil conquers if good men do nothing. Entered Class IV from St. Peter ' s School. Bowling Club II I; Victory Club I; Ecology Action Club I; Medical Science Club I. PAUL RICHARD McLAUGHLIN I ' ve got to get away from this day to day running around. Everybody knows this is nowhere. Entered Class VI from the Holy Childhood School. Chess Club V; Latin-English Program V; Key Club 1 1 l-l; Cross Country Mgr. Ill-I; Outdoor Track Mgr. Ill-I; Indoor Track III; Class Play III; Fidelity Prize III; Golf Club III; Track and Field Club III; N.H.S. I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Student Council I; Victory Club V, III, II, I; J. A. treas. II. PETER DAVID McLOUGHLIN S.A.F.L.A. Entered Class VI from St. Marks School. Football I V - 1 , Basketball III, Baseball IV, Basketball III, Baseball IV, Victory Club I V - 1 ; Junior Achievement II, Dramatic Society III; Highway Safety Club II, I, Intramural Basketball II; Cafeteria Worker IV; Victory Dance Committee I, Mid Winter Dance Committee I. JOSEPH JOHN McMANUS I don ' t shrink from responsibility — I welcome it — — John F. Kennedy Entered Class VI from Longfellow School. Coin Club VI; Cross Country III; Track III; Ski Club II; Victory Club I; Victory Dance Committee I. Mac, Punchy, Paul ROBERT EMMETT McNAMARA Collaborate and graduate. Entered Class VI from the Randall G. Morris School. Automotive Club; Highway Safety Club; Victory Club; Ski Club. JOHN MORGAN McSWEENEY You may share the labors of the great, but you will not share the spoils. Entered class IV from Francis Parkman School. JE TS. Ill; Pocket Billiard Club II, Victory Club I; Computer Programming II; Bowling Club I, American Red Cross III; Aviation Club I. J. J., Joe John JAMES JOSEPH McTAGGART Victory is always in sight. Entered Class IV from St. Margaret ' s School. Victory Club llll; Track and Field Club Ill-I , Indoor T rack I V-l 1 1; Bowling Club II I; Junior Achievement II; Professional Club I. Joe, Jim, Mac ROBERT FRANCIS MEALEY Entered Class VI from Mozart School. Social Science Club IV; Victory Club II, I; Bowling Club II. Computer Math II; Professional Club II; Golf Club II; Intramural Basketball II; Red Cross Membership III; Highway Safety Club II; Latin-English Program II, Indoor Track III; C.P. I V - 1 ; Music Appreciation Club III; Ecology Action I, Political Science Club I. Al ALAN JAY MICHELSON Well, here at last, dear friends . . . comes the end of our fellowship in middle earth. Entered class VI from the Elihu Greenwood School. Student Council VI; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Junior Drill Team IV; Senior Drill Team III; Color Guard III; Swim Team III; Key Club lll-l, Senior Class Representative I; J.A. II, V.P. II; Dramatic Activities Club ll-l, The Lottery II; Register Art Staff I; Liber Actorum Staff I; Farewell Prom Committee I. MICHAEL ALAN MILLER Most geniuses are conceited, but not me. Entered Class VI from the Charles H. Taylor School. Biology Club IV; Volunteer Work in English Bookroom IV, III; Marine Biology and Astronomical Measurement Seminars III; Molecular Genetics Seminars II; Advanced Science Certificate Award II; Participant in Science Fair III, II; Computer Program- ming II; Bowling II; Victory Club I. Dave, Mocka Rich, Rick DAVID LEO MOCKAPETRIS Living is more than merely existing. Entered Class VI from Lucy Stone School. Football lll-l; Outdoor Track lll-l; English-Latin Football Pro- gram I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Science Fair lll-ll; Victory Club V-l; Victory Dance Committee II; Automotive Club III; Weightlifting Club II; Modern Prize V; 1969 MBTA Essay Contest, Honorable Mention III. MICHAEL WILLIAM MORGAN I once was an angry young man, me hiding my head in the sand. — Lennon-McCartney Entered Class VI from John Andrew School. Social Science Club I V-l I ; Latin-English Football Program I V-l ; (ad manager); Soccer Team III; Victory Club lll-l; Medical Services Club III; Dramatic Society lll-l; Red Cross First Aid Card III; Track Team III, I; Professional Club II; Political Science Club II; Intramural Basketball ll-l; Liber Actorum I; Football Manager ll-l; Head Manager I; Argo Staff I; Register Business Staff I (ad manager) I; Music Appreciation Club I; WNAC Election Night Coverage I; Wrestling Club I; Ecology Action Club I. RICHARD HULL MORRISON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Entered Class IV from St. Angela School. Modern Prize IV; Class of 1885 Award IV; Victory Club I V-l ; Bowling Club II, I; Pocket Billiards Club II, sec. II, V.P. I; Model Railroad Club I, sec. I; Computer Programming II, I; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. I V-l ; Harvard Commencement Usher II; American Red Cross III; Cafeteria Marshal II, Aviation Club I. THOMAS J. MO RRISON, III Sure looks good on the surface, but my lips are sealed. Entered Class VI from St. Joseph ' s School. Pres. I, Rec. Sec. II, Key Club; Sec. I-II Afro-American Club; Pres. I, J.A. Club; Library Staff II, III, IV; N.H.S. I; Cross Country IV; Intramural Basketball All Star II; Indoor Track I V-l II); Victory Club I -I V ; Outdoor Track, III, IV: Chess Club IV; Debating Society V; Student Council lll-l; Register Staff; Approbation Prize IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Hospital Volunteers Assoc. II, I; N.A.S.P. Semi-finalist. Mogg, Mike, Big D T. J. Tony, Mush, T. C. Bill, Willie Yuri ANTHONY CONSTANTINO MOSCHELLA And now a quarter of my life is past, I ' ve finally come to see myself at last. Entered Class VI from John A. Andrew School. Astronomy Club IV; Indoor-Outdoor Track III; Football lll-ll; Victory IV, II, I, Cheerleader ll-l; Coin Club III; Automotive Club III; Weightlifting Club III; Dramatic Activities ll-l; I BA II ; Junior Band VI; Cafeteria Staff I V-l 1 1 ; Junior Achievement II, Pres. II; Glee Club ll-l. Sec. I; Victory Dance Committee I. STEPHEN EDWARD MOSEY Perserverance and hard work leads to many opportunities. How- ever one difficulty which obstructs your goal is studying hard and finding time to live. Intramural Basketball II. WILLIAM MOY Brevity is the soul of wit, and procrastination is the thief of time. Entered Class VI from St. Thomas Aquinas School. Drill Team I V-l , Warrant Officer ll-l. Color Guard ll-l; Tennis Club IV; Professional Club IV, Bowling Club II; Victory Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Asian Cultures Club I, Secretary of Asian Cultures Club I ; Harvard Commencement 1 1 . KEVIN HUGH MURPHY Don ' t drink to excess — just to capacity. Entered Class VI from E.A. Fifield School. Victory Club lll-l; N.H.S. II, I; Social Science Club IV; Track III; Track and Field Club II; Professional Club III. YURI JACOB MYKOLAJEWYCZ Life should be the pursuit of happiness; not just titles, prizes, or material wealth. Entered Class VI from the Channing School. Victory Club ll-l; Cafeteria Work I, MITHSSP II; APS I; Profes- sional Club I, Table Tennis Society I. ROBERT PETER NASTI Come together Entered Class VI from the James A. Garfield School. Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club II; Aquarium Club II; Aviation Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Key Club I. Murph Naste ROBERT TIRRELL NAUMES Entered Class VI from the St. Andrews School. Soccer Team lll-l; Victory Club I V-l ; Argo Staff I; English Latin Program Staff I; Ski Club ll-l; Intramural Hockey II; Billiards Club II, Highway Safety Club ll-l; National Honor Society. Bob Joe, Hawk Tudor, O ' Die, Over-dose Benjy, Barrel, T. J. . AUL EDWARD NICHOLAS The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling but in rising again after you fall. Entered Class VI from Randall G. Morris School. Football IV-I, co-captain I, All-City ll-l; Indoor Track I V -I ; Outdoor Track III; Baseball IV; Weightlifting lll-l; Intramural Basketball II; Intramural Hockey II; Victory Club IV-I, Secretary II, Victory Dance Committee lll-l, Co-Chairman I, Sports Banquet Committee ll-l; Professional Club IV-I 1 1 ; Key Club ll-l; Bowling ll-l; Crew II; Wrestling Club ll-l; Highway Safety Club I; Junior Band VI-IV; Latin-English Football Program Staff ll-l; Boston Latin Science Fair IV-I II; Senior Newsletter Staff I; Senior Prom Committee I; Junior Achievement III; Treasurer J.A. Ill; Senior Prom Usher II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Midwinter Dance Committee I; Student Council I, Chairman of B.L.S. Class Committee I; Coca Cola ' s Player of the Week Award — I; All Scholastic Honorable Mention I. JOSEPH KEVIN NOBLE Better Hurry up and use what Mother Nature gave you before Father Time makes it useless. Entered Class VI from Ellis Mendell School. Victory Club lll-l; Bowling Club ll-l; Professional Club II; Argo Staff I; Classical Prize III; N.H.S.; Track Field Club ll-l. EDWARD CASTLE O ' DONNELL Wondering if where I ' ve been is worth the things I ' ve been through. — James Taylor Entered Class VI from the R. G. Shaw School. Victory Club IV-I; Professional Club IV-I; Highway Safety Club lll-l; Key Club ll-l; Argo lll-ll; Liber Actorum I; Football IV; Corridor Patrol III, II; Golf Club IV, III; Victory Dance Commit- tee I ; Bowling II, Bowling I ; Prom Committee. FREDERIC J. O ' DONNELL A good Greek never leaves his friends behind. Entered Class VI from the Charles Sumner School. Track IV-I; Bowling ll-l; International Cultures Club I; Classical Prize III; N.H.S. Society I; Victory Club IV-I; Marine Biology Careers Program II; M.l.T. Studies Program II; Yearbook Staff I; Key Club I, Weightlifting Club IV-I I ; Automotive Club II; Pocket Billiards Club I. TIMOTHY CHRISTOPHER O ' DONNELL Entered Class VI from Blessed Sacrament School. Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club II. THOMAS JOHN O ' MARA Style is the man. Entered Class VI from St. Gregory School. Victory Club V I - 1 ; Victory Dance Committee I; Student Council IV, II; Highway Safety Club VI, I; Cafeteria Worker V; Program Staff I ; Intramural Basketball 1 1 , Key Club II; Varsity Football 11,1; J.V. Football II, I; Vice-President Senior Class; Senior Prom Committee I; Co-chairman Mid-winter Dance Committee I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II, Purple Goal Post I. ROBERT MARTIN O ' MEARA If you cannot convince them, confuse them. Entered Class VI from St. Gregory School. Football IV-I; Baseball IV-I; Victory Club IV-I; Photography Club IV; N.H.S. II, I (Sec. I); Fidelity Prize IV; Math Olympiad Honorable Mention II; Cafeteria Staff II; Weightlifting Club IV-I, Sr. Division Champion II; Track and Field Club I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Intramural Basketball II; M.A.A. Math Contest; Student Council I. Nick, T una Bird Ed, O. D. Bobo mk I J H pffw EHP . w II % A Jr $ 1 __ ” i if ■ 4P Rocky, Sully, Palosalvia f l Roc, Rocco PAUL GERALD O ' SULLIVAN To be better than the rest Is a fool’s wish; and a fool never wins. Entered Class VI from Charles Sumner School. Model Railroad Club VI; Chess Club V, IV; Band V I - 1 (Major I) Orchestra VI I, Track IV-I; All City Band IV-I; MMEA Southeast District Band II, I; Photography Club IV; N.E.D.H. Hospital Volunteer IV-I 1 1 ; Public Declamation I; B.L.S. Music Manager ll-l; Stage Band IV-I; Victory Club I; Cross Country IV-I I ; Argo Literary Staff I; Woodwind Ensemble IV-I. PATRICK M. O ' TOOLE I have not begun to fight . Entered Class VI from St. Augustine ' s School. Intramural Hockey V; Varsity Hockey lll-l; Bowling Club II, I; Corridor Patrol V, II, I, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club II, I; Intramural Basketball II; Mid-Winter Dance Committee II; Neighborhood Youth Corps III, II; Bush Club III; Certified Red Cross Member III. ROBERT VINCENT PAGE Entered Class IV from St. Gregory ' s School. Victory Club IV-I; Bowling Club I; Medical Science Club I; NHS ll-l; Swimming IV-I; Fidelity Prize IV. GARY MITCHELL PALTER War does not determine who is right . . . only who is left ... Entered Class VI from the Robert Treat Paine School. Modern Prize IV, II; Approbation Prize IV, III; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; N.H.S. II, I; Rensselaer Math and Science Award II; MAML Math Olympiad III, 1 1, semi-finalist II; Astrono- mical society IV-I, sec. Ill; A.P.S. Ill-I, treas. ll-l; M.l .T.H.S.S.P. IV-I, instructor lll-l; Member of Digital Equipment Computer Users Society lll-l. ROCCO PARISI I judge impetuosity to be better than caution. Entered Class VI from the Donald McKay School. Classical Prize IV; Fidelity Prize V; N.H.S. I; Victory Club lll-l; Chess Club V-IV; Professional Club IV-II; French Club IV; High- way Safety Club II; Seminar on Molecular Genetics I; Math Olympiad I ll-ll; MAA Math contest II. Hatchet Mitch WILLIAM JOHN PARNA Happiness is an immortal deadline. Entered Class VI from the Edwin P. Seaver School. Classical Prize VI, V, IV; Approbation Prize V, IV; Fidelity Prize II, Photography Club V-l, Vice-Pres. II, President I, Radio Club lll-l, Vice-Pres. I; 21st Century Analysis Society 1 1 1 -I I , Vice-Pres. II; Advanced Programmers Society lll-l, Secretary II; Astronom- ical Society IV-I; Key Club lll-l, Chairman Publicity Committee II, Boston Latin Science Fair V-l I , Honorable Mention IV, III, II; Boston Regional Science Fair II, First Place Senior Division II; Mass. State Science Fair II; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad lll-l; M.A.A. Math Contest lll-l; Delegate Spring Joint Computer Conference III; M.l .T.H.S.S.P. Faculty lll-l; Delegate Mass. Boys State II; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; N.H.S. II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II, Register IV-I; Latin-English Program lll-l. Business Manager II, Co-Editor-in-Chief I, Argo lll-l, Photo Editor I; Liber Actorum IV-I, Photo Editor II, Editor-in-Chief I. Bill ALFRED ANTHONY PIGNAT And is any Autumn leaf less dying, though it die a scarlet way. Entered Class IV from the Woodrow Wilson School. Victory Club 11,1; Junior Achievement Treas. II. Al Fran, Frank, Fronk Pete FRANK LAWRENCE PILKINGTON Entered Class IV from the St. Ambrose School. Victory Club 1 1 1 -I , Cheerleader I; Band IV; Cafeteria Marshal III II. FRANCIS ROGER POWERS, JR. It ' s been a long time coming. Indoor Track IV, Victory Club lll-l; Weightlifting Club III. Ski Club II, I; Argo Staff II; Bowling Club II, I; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; International Cultures Club I; Aviation Club I. DAVID LEO PRESOTTO Today IBM, tomorrow the world . . . Entered Class VI from the Robert Gould Shaw School. Photography Club VI, I V - 1 ; A.P.S. Vice Pres. Ill-I; 21st Century Analysis Society lll-l; Key Club lll-l; Radio Club 1 1 1 -I I ; Astronom- ical Society V I -I ; Liber Actorum lll-l; Latin-English Program (photography editor) I; National Honor Society II; Classical Prize II; Modern Prize II; Fidelity Prize V; Approbation Prize II, III, IV; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad lll-l; M.A.A. Math Test; Teacher-H.S.S.P.; Digital Equipment Com- puter Users Society. PETER S. RADEOS LEONARD RAMS If you aspire to the highest place it is no disgrace to stop at the second, or even the third. Entered Class VI from Franklin D. Roosevelt School. Soccer III; Victory Club lll-l; Coin Club III; Marine Biology Seminar IV; International Cultures Club lll-l, Pres. I, Treas. II. MICHAEL L. REDDY A cause is never lost. Entered Class VI from Patrick F. Lyndon School. Victory Club III, I; Hockey II, I, Highway Safety Club II, Golf Club II; Pocket Billiards Club II. Lenny JAMES RANDOLPH REPETTI . . . for all the night I heard their thin gnat-voice cry Star to faint star across the sky. Entered Class VI from the Randall G. Morris School. Indoor and Outdoor Track V-l, Co-capt. I, City and Regimental Champion I V-l ; J.V. Football III; Argo ll-l. Sports Editor I; Bowling Club ll-l; Track and Field Club ll-l; Skiing Club ll-l, V.P. I; Aviation Club I V-l 1 1 ; Radio Club Vl-V; Debating Society IV; Victory Club ll-l; Science Fair IV; Athletic Captain II; Student Council II; Marine Biology Club III; Usher at the Harvard Com- mencement II; Glee Club Vl-lll; Weightlifting Club III; National Honor Society ll-l; Modern Prize III. Jim Steve Tom Wayne STEPHEN GARY RIMER Once a king always a king. Entered Class VI from the Sophia W. Ripley School. Track III; Victory Club lll-l; Highway Safety Club lll-l; Ski Club II; Bowling Club II, I, Treas. I; Aviation Club I, V.P. I. MICHAEL P. ROCK It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. Entered Class VI from St. Columbkille ' s School. Key Club lll-l; Argo II, I; M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; Ecology Action II, I; Ecology Action Seminar I; Track II; Dramatics Activities Club III; Victory Club IV-I; Professional Club IV; Biology Club IV. THOMAS PETER ROCK Entered Class VI from St. Columbkill ' s School. Lab Assist. IV-III; Victory Club lll-l; Tennis Club IV, III; Ski Club 1 1 ; Speed Reading Course V. Mike JAMES ROBERT ROSENCRANZ Entered Class VI from the Abraham Lincoln School. Ski Club II, I, treas. II, sec. I, Victory Club I; Chess Club VI, V, IV; German Club IV; Photography Club IV, III; Argo Staff II, I; Debating IV; Liber Actorum I; Register Staff V; Soccer III; Dramatic Society III; Golf Club VI. WAYNE RICHARD ROTHWELL It ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. — Lennon McCartney Entered Class VI from the Harriet H. Baldwin School. Soccer III; Stamp Club V; Library Staff V, I. Rosy, Jim, Jamie JOHN DAVID RUDNICK, JR. Cross your bridges before you come to them and you ' ll have to pay the toll twice. Entered Class VI from the Holy Name School. Golf Club VI; Band VI; Debating Society V; Football III; Student Council lll-l, Treas. — E. Mass. Div. of Student Councils ll-l; Delegate — Boston School Advisory Council ll-l, V.P. I; Key Club ll-l; Social Science Club II; Spring Crew II; Highway Safety Club ll-l, V.P. I; Victory Club lll-l. Pres. I; Liber Actorum Staff I; Victory Dance Comm. Co-Chairman I; Student Liaison Rep. to Home and School Assoc. I, Latin English Program Staff I. STEPHEN SUNDAY RUGGIERO When a man compromises those principles that he has deemed necessary for his autonomy, he relinquishes the right to call himself a man. Entered Class VI from the Patrick F. Lyndon School. Argo Staff I ; Junior Achievement ll-l, V.P. II; ROJAC Delegate 1 1 ; Register Staff ll-l; Victory Club ll-l; Victory Dance Comm. I; Social Science Club. Jack, Pud, Chester Pud Chops Steve, Redge JAMES J. RYAN Ed Mark WILLIAM JOSEPH RYAN Is that all there is? Entered Class IV from St. Theresa School. B.L.S. Band I V - 1 II; B.L.S. Orchestra IV-III; B.L.S. Brass Choir IV-III; Weightlifting Club lll-ll; Victory Club IV-I; All City Symphonic Band IV-I I ; All City Symphonic Brass Choir II; Professional Club lll-ll; J.V. Hockey IV; Philatelic Society IV; Twenty-First Century Analysis Club II; Bowling Club II. MIKE GEORGE SALIBA Entered Class IV from St. Peters School. Track Team III, II; Swimming Team III; Key Club I; Coin Club I; Highway Safety Club I ; Billiards Club II; Weightlifting III. EDWARD CHARLES SATKEVICH After all of our studies, we acquire only that which we put into practice. — Goethe Entered Class VI from the Mather School. Debating V; Model Railroad IV; Crew IV; Soccer III; Architectural Drawing ll-l; Ecology Action Club 1 1 -I , sec.-treas. Il-I; Historical Society II; Victory Club V I - 1 ; Track III; International Cultures Club I ; 21 st Century Analysis Society II I; Bowling 1 1 ; Chess Club VI-IV; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. V-l. HENRY FITZSIMMONS SCANNELL Entered Class VI from Joseph P. Manning School. Model Railroads Club V; Crew Team III; Drill Team; MIT High School Studies Program III; Biology Club III; Advanced Pro- grammer ' s Soc. II; Boy Scouts V I - 1 1 1 , Jr. Asst. Scoutmaster III; B.U. Marine Careers Seminar lll-ll; Ecology Action Club II; Victory II; Scholastic Art Awards Certificate of Merit II; Volun- teer, N.E. Aquarium I l-l; Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship Classes MARK STUART SELIBER Be a Columbus to whole new worlds within you. — Thoreau Entered Class VI from the Robert Treat Paine School. Classical Prize Vl-V, III, II; Modern Prize IV; Approbation Prize V-l I ; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Glover Medal III; Michel- man Prize II; Math. Assoc, of America Prize II; NHS ll-l, delegate to the Eastern Mass. NHS Convention II; Usher, BLS Senior Prom II; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Mayor White Man of the Future Citation III; NMSQT Semifinalist I; Certificate of Merit, Olympiad Math Contest lll-ll; French Teachers Examination III, II; Math Team IV-I, capt. I, Fourth Place in League IV; First III, Second II; Math X Club IV-I, pres. I; Chess Club VI, IV, II; Argo ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l; Junior Band V-l 1 1 ; Senior Band ll-l, Lt. I; MAA Math Contest III, II. MICHAEL PHILIP SERKESS Entered Class VI from the R. G. Morris School. Music Appreciation Club V, lll-l; Dramatic Activities Club III, I; Senior Play III; Fidelity Prize IV; Red Cross Club I V-l, sec. Ill, pres. II, I; Red Cross Greater Boston Council — delegate III, pres. II, I; Staff Member — Red Cross Youth Leadership Conference II, I; Victory Club I; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. II, I. Mike Hank, Wimpy Mike ROBERT CHARLES SHEA The plans of mice and men have often gone astray. Entered Class IV from St. Ambrose School. Victory Club 1 1 1 -I ; Track Team 1 1 1 -I . Bob Big Al Rob RICHARD ANTHONY SHEEHAN Living is easy with eyes closed. — Lennon McCartney Entered from the Elihu Greenwood School. Classical Prize IV; Museum Scholarship Classes ll-l; Liber Actorum Staff I; B.L.S. Art Medal Class II. ALAN DAVID SLATER They said it couldn ' t be done. Entered Class VI from the Patrick F. Lyndon School. APS ll-l; International Cultures Club ll-l. Sec. I; Highway Safety Club ll-l, NHS II I; MITHSSP II; Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club I ; Science Fair II; Volunteer Work 1 1 . Rich, H. P., Smitty EDWARD J. SMITH Entered Class VI from the Clarence Edwards School. Weightlifting Club, Hockey, JV Football; Bowling Club; Victory Club; Billiards Club, Vice-President. ROBERT VINCENT SPILLANE I was lost . . . now I am found.” Entered Class VI from Edwin P. Seaver School. Orchestra V I - 1 , Concertmaster lll-l, Pres. I; Librarian ll-l. Manager II- l; Band I, Manager I; Stage Band I V - 1 ; Recorder Consort ll-l; Woodwind Choir lll-l; Brass Choir I; String Ensemble I V - 1 1 1 ; All-City Senior Symphony Orchestra V-l, Concertmaster I, Li- brarian ll-l. Manager ll-l; Junior Orchestra V-l 1 1 ; Senior Chorus III- l. Librarian II, Manager ll-l; Boston Public School Music Manager ll-l; Fidelity Prize V; Register Literary Staff I; Argo Literary Staff ll-l; Music Appreciation Club 1 1 l-l ; Music Activities Club I; Declamation lll-l; Crew III; Radio Club lll-ll; A.P.S. lll-l; Victory Club I V - 1 ; 21st Century Analysis Society lll-ll; Model RR Society IV; MIT H.S.S.P. II. Smitty RONALD DAVID SPOLSINO Ripple, Ripple. Entered Class VI from Most Precious Blood School. Victory Club I V-l ; International Cultures Club lll-l, V.P. I; 21st Analysis Society I; Ecology Action Club I; A.P.S. ll-l; Bowling Club I; Automotive Club III; MIT H.S.S.P. lll-l. Professional Club I; Medical Science Club I. DENNIS MICHAEL St. JOHN Each day is a dawn of promise. — James T. Farrell Entered Class VI from Edwin P. Seaver School. Debate Society I V - 1 ; Debate Squad lll-l; N.H.S. ll-l; Student Council VI, IV; Photography Club VI-IV; Argo Staff I; Register Staff I; Yearbook Staff I; Victory Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Chairman, Washington-Lincoln Assembly II; Modern Prize VI, V; Approbation Prize V; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Mass Boys ' State, City Councillor, State Rep. and Judge, II. Ron, Spots Dapper Paul MARK JOSEPH STEVENS Don ' t take life so seriously, you ' ll never get out of it alive. Entered Class VI from S. W. Ripley School. Modern Prize II; Fidelity Prize V; N.H.S. Il-I; B.L.S. Science Fair IV, II, Honorable Mention IV; Math Olympiad III; Argo, Co- Editor 1 1 , T reasurer I ; Student Council IV, II; Crew 1 1 ; Bowling 1 1 ; Victory Club I V - 1 ; Class Play III; Social Science Club IV-III; Afro-Asian Cultures Club V; International Cultures Club II; J.E.T.S. V; Computer Programming II; Art Appreciation Club II I; Music Appreciation III; Cafeteria Marshal II; Photography Club V; Biology Club III. PAUL A. STEWART DAVID JOSEPH STIER If you listen to too much advice, you wind up making other peoples mistakes. Entered Class VI from John F. Kennedy School. Biology Club III; Automotive Society III; Victory Club I ll-l; Key Club ll-l; Cafeteria Marshal II; Philatelic Society II; M.A.M.L. II; Math Olympiad lll-l. G„ Sully KENNETH PAUL STONE I ' ll never leave a stone unturned. Entered Class VI from the Elihu Greenwood School. N.H.S. 11,1; World Affairs Council IV; Billiards Club II. Golf Club IV-I, pres. I; Golf Team lll-l; Professional Club II, I; National Table Tennis Society I; Victory Club IV-I; National Highway Safety Club II; Bowling II, I; Math Olympiad (MAML) lll-l; Math Club I; Member of Argo Staff I. EDWARD JOSEPH SULLIVAN If you ' re looking for a helping hand, there ' s one at the end of your arm. Entered Class VI from the Warren-Prescott School. Varsity Football II, I; Junior Varsity Football III; Varsity Hockey lll-l, Capt. I; Varsity Basketball ll-l; J.V. IV, III; Intramural Basketball II; Victory Club V I -I ; N.H.S. II, I, treas. I; Cafeteria Marshal II; Boys ' State II; Harvard Prize Book II; Liber Actorum Staff, Sports Editor I; Math Olympiad Test lll-l. GEORGE MICHAEL SULLIVAN, JR. Felicia iacet media. Entered Class VI from St. Augustine ' s School. Golf IV-III; Astronomical Society IV-I; Photography Club IV-III; Aviation Club lll-l, Treas. I; Soccer Team III; Ski Club ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l. Pres. I; Victory Club ll-l; NHS I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Highway Safety Club II; Pocket Billiards Club I; M.A.M.L. I; Computer Programming II. GREGORY M. SULLIVAN Dave Sully Mouse Sully, Mark Andy, Ahab the Arab MARK EUGENE SULLIVAN Entered Class VI from Charles Sumner School. Modern Prize VI; Professional Club IV; Golf Club IV-III; Science Fair V; Track lll-l; Victory Club II I; Bowling Club ll-l; Ski Club ll-l; Argo ll-l; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; N.H.S. I . MICHAEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN The heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future. Entered Class VI from the Mather School. Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize V; National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club lll-l; Religious Studies Society 1 1 , I, Political Science Club II; World Affairs Council IV; Track Team IV; Operation Kindness III; 100 Hours Service Pin-Red Cross Volunteer; High- way Safety Club II; Argo Staff I. ANDREW CHARLES TEEBAGV, JR. They can because they think they can. Entered Class VI from the Robert Gould Shaw School. Cross-Country IV; Social Science Club IV; Mid-Winter Dance Committee III; Corridor Patrol V, II, I; Victory Club IV-I; Head Manager II, I; Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track; Track and Field Club II, I (Sgt. at Arms I); Intramural Basketball II; Key Club I; Mass. Boys ' State II. JUSTIN ANTHONY TESTA Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know. Entered Class VI from Sophia W. Ripley School. Radio Club V; Photography Club V-IV; Astronomical Society IV-I ( v.p. HI-11); Professional Club ll-l; Weightlifting Club II; Track and Field Club II; Intramural Basketball II; Bowling Club ll-l (v.p. I); Victory Club ll-l; Indoor Track ll-l (field events capt. I); Outdoor Track ll-l; M.l.T.H.S.S.P. Ill; B.L.S. Summer Computer Program- ming IV; Liber Actorum I. Chris CHRISTOPHER GERARD THOMAS If you want to leave your footprint on the sands of time, wear work shoes. Entered Class VI from the Patrick F. Lyndon School. Soccer lll-l, Baseball lll-l. Track ll-l; Argo Staff 1 1 , Editor-in-Chief I; Debating Society IV-I; Columbus Day Assembly; Victory Club ll-l; Public Declamation IV-III, Prize Declamation III; Religious Studies Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Math Olympiad lll-l; MAA lll-l; Approbation Prize IV-III; Tennis Club IV; N.H.S. ll-l; Drill Team III; Science Fair IV. DAVID CHARLES THOMAS Entered Class VI from P. F. Lyndon School. Drill Team V-lll, Tech Sgt. Ill; Professional Club II, I; Bowling II, I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Track and Field Club I; 3rd Place Regional Science Fair II; Track Team II, I; Varsity Letter II; Table Tennis Society I, Treas., Argo Staff I, Business Staff Math Club I; Victory Club I. DAVID AARON THURM Responsibility is the ability to respond. Entered Class VI from the William Howard Taft School. Forensic Society V-l, asst. Sec. I; Ecology Action Club ll-l, founder + co-chairman ll-l; Debating Squad lll-l; Public Declama- tion lll-l; Register Literary Staff lll-l, assoc, editor I; Yearbook, co-editor of Activities Section I; 21st Century Analysis Society II I, V.P. I; Model United Nations Committee lll-l, co-chairman I; J.E.T.S. IV-I I ; N.H.S. ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Gardner Prize in Debating III; “Cabinets in Crisis (WGBH-TV) IV; Science Fair IV, School Jr. Div. 3rd, Regional Jr. Div. 2nd, III School Sr. Div. 3rd, Regional Sr. Div. 2nd, State participant, II School Sr. Div. H.M. Regional Sr. Div. H.M.; Participant in the 1968 Ford Future Scientists of America Awards Program; Volun- teer for the Blind lll-l; Leaders Training Fellowship IV-I; Boston Citizens for Participatory Politics I; Math Olympiad, lll-l; MAA Math Test lll-l: MITHSSP III. Mike Jus Dave David and assorted obscenities How fortuitous. DANIEL JOSEPH TOBIN Trav George Maf Entered Class VI from St. Augustine School. Debating Society V; Drill Team ill; Dramatic Society III; First Aid Course III; Victory Club 11,1; Bowling Club 11,1; Professional Club I; Pocket Billiards Club I; Table Tennis Society. RICHARD LOUIS TRAVAGLINO There is a past which is gone for ever; but there is a future which is still our own. Entered Class VI from the Randall G. Morris School. Chess Club VI-IV; Register Business Staff V-IV; Music Apprecia- tion Club IV, III; Latin-English Program IV, II, I; Victory Club lll-l; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Athletic Capt. II; Wrestling Club II; Bowling ll-l; C.P. Supervisor II; Class Committee I; Highway Safety Club I; Victory Dance Committee I; Senior Prom Commit- tee I; Mid-Winter Dance Committee I; Senior Newsletter Staff I. Dan, Tobeen STEPHEN JOSEPH TRAVERS Walk down your own chosen path, but be careful not to step upon another ' s feet. Entered Class IV from St. Mary School. Baseball IV, III; Classical Prize IV-II; Approbation Prize IV-II; Class of 1885 Award IV; Victory Club lll-l; International Cultures Club II; Student Council II, I; Professional Club III, II; N.H.S. II, I (pres.) I; Key Club II, I; Science Fair III; Argo Staff I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; WNAC-TV Election ' 70 Reporter I; Ecology Action Club II; Historical Society II; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Highway Safety Club II. GEORGE WALTER TRAYLOR One less bell to answer. Entered Class VI from Our Lady of Perpetual Help School. Soccer Team lll-l; J.V. Baseball III; Intramural Basketball II; Bowling Club II; Victory Club ll-l; Argo Circulation Staff I; Mid-Winter Dance Committee I. GAIUS SEXENNIUS TREPIDATIO Contemporary scholars seeking relevance through traditional means. -Dat Entered Class VI from the Outside World. Briefcase VI -1 1 1 ; No books II, I; White socks VI; 3 ' 6 VI; 6’3” I; Hardy Boys VI, V; Sherlock Holmes IV, III; James Bond II; Kurt Vonnegut I; Mad Magazine V I - 1 1 1 ; National Lampoon II, I; Straight Pants VI-IV; Bell-bottoms III, II; Jeans I ; Crew Cut VI , V; Long hair II, I; SSSixie VI; Hard guy V-lll; Hip dude II, I; Walt Disney VI, V; 2001 IV, III; Easy Rider II, I; Conjugations and Declensions VI, V; Syntax IV, III; Scansion and interpretation II; Keen and Neat VI; Wicked and Swift V, IV; Cool III; Groovy II; Hip I. Steve Gay STEPHEN GERALD TRIPOLI It ' s not the Barbarians, per se. Entered Class VI from the Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. Model Railroad Club IV; Victory Club ll-l. EDWARD JAMES TRUNFIO Only the Strongest survive. Entered Class VI from Charles Sumner School Track IV, Professional Club IV-III; Bowling ll-l; Basketball II; Model R.R. Club V; Victory Club lll-l; Baseball ll-l; French Club IV. True, Tro, Flash Craig Artie, Skip Wag STEPHEN CRAIG VANCE Entered Class VI from Elihu Greenwood School. Approbation Prize V; Modern Prize V; Photography Club V-l; Victory Club II; Astronomical Society (founded) I V-l; Medical Sciences Club, Sec. I; Solar Studies Research Staff (founded) I; MBTA Essay Contest (Hon. Men.) Ill; Nat ' l Engineering Aptitude Test — 99th%ile; BLS Color Photo Contest (1st) IV; Who ' s Who among American High School Students (Biographed in) I; Oper- ated Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Site No. 0154 III; BLS Science Fair (Hon. Men.) IV; Regional Science Fair (2nd place) IV; Royal Astronomical Society of Canada V-l; Smith- sonian Assoc. II, I; Nat ' l Free Lance Photo. Assoc. II, I; Uechi-Ryu Karate-Do (Nikyu) I V-l ; Wm. James Lectures on Philosophy at Harvard II, I; MIT HSSP III MIT ESP (Faculty) II; Amer. Museum of Nat. History, II, I; Society of Medalists I; N.H.S. II, I; Yearbook Photo Staff I; Argo Staff I; Library Aide I: N.E.R.E.M. I. FRANK ERIC VANZLER Thought this was a warm place, must be in the wrong place. Entered Class VI from the Patrick F. Lyndon School. Victory Club lll-l; Red Cross Club II I, Treas. II, V.P. I; Profes- sional Club IV; Junior Achievement II, V.P. II; Model Railroad Club VI, V; Delegate to the Red Cross Convention 1 1 . ARTHUR JAMES VAUGHN Always keep smiling and they ' ll wonder what you ' ve been up to. Entered Class VI from Rochambeau School. Classical Prize I V-l 1 1 ; Swimming Team ll-l; Drill Team I V-l 1 1 ; N.H.S. Il-I; Professional Club ll-l; Victory Club I V-l ; National Highway Safety Club II; Junior Achievement II; Usher Harvard Commencement II. MICHAEL. CHARLES VENUTI The things t h at were most difficult to endure are the best to remember. Entered Class IV from Sacred Heart School. Class of 1885 Prize IV; Lawrence Approbation Prize IV, III; Modern Prize I V-l I ; N.H.S. 11,1 — Delegate to State Convention II; Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club lll-l; Chemistry Lab Crew lll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-Finalist II; Third Prize Boston Regional Science Fair II; Third Prize Massachusetts State Science Fair II; Delegate National Foundation March of Dimes Youth Leadership Conference I; Massachusetts State Circle, Knights of Columbus State Secretary II, State President I; Delegate International Con- ference — St. John, New Brunswick I; Northeast Section — American Chemical Society Competition II. JOSEPH FRANCIS WAGGETT Entered Class IV from Holy Name School. Victory Club lll-l; Crew IV; Historical Society II; Pocket Billiards Club II: Medical Science Club I. RAL p H LEO WALKER Entered Class VI from William Lloyd Garrison School. Drill Team and Color G iard I V-l, 2nd It. and Capt. of Color Guard I; Afro-American Society, Treas. and Sgt.-at-Arms I; Victory Club III; Pops Comm, lll-l, Chairman II, I; Usher, Harvard Commence- ment II, Senior Prom II; Senior Prom Comm. I; Midwinter Dance Comm. Ill; Modern Prize IV; Warren Eastern Robinson Prize III, Advanced Science Program (Moledular Genetics) II; Orchestra Vl-V; Letter of Commendation from N.A.S.P. I; Library Aide I. RICHARD JAMES WALKER, JR. It ' s dangerous to be sincere unless you are also stupid. - GBS Entered Class IV from at. Mark School. Victory Club I V-l ; Professional Club lll-l; Biology Club I V-l 1 1 ; N.H.S. ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T 1 ' ter of Commendation I; Fidelity Prize III; Honorable Mention 8.L.S. Science Fair and Boston Regional Fair III; 3rd Prize - 3.L.S. Science Fair II; 1st Prize - Boston Regional Fair II; 3rd Prize - Mass. State Fair II; School Represen- tative MIT — Edison Youth Science Day II. Vanz Mike Ralph R ick STEVEN ARTHUR WAMBOLDT Entered Class IV from William Barton Rogers School. Philatelic Society lll-l; Vice-President ll-l; Soccer Team III, Pocket Billiards Club ll-l; International Cultures Club I; Victory Club lll-l; Religious Studies Club II; Medical Science Club I; Highway Safety Club I. WILLIAM FRANCIS WARWICK Entered from John A. Andrew School. Glee Club VI; Cafe. Worker IV; Drill Team IV, III; Indoor Track IV-I; Football III; Swimming lll-l; Manager II; Weightlifting lll-l; Professional Club III; Highway Safety II; Outdoor Track IV-I; Neighborhood Youth Corps II; Victory Club lll-l. Treasurer I; Bowling II, I; N.H.S. II, I; Victory Dance Comm. II, I; Co-chair- man I; Midwinter Dance Comm. II; Football Program Staff II, I; Argo II, |; Register Business Staff II; Literary Staff I; Track and Field Club II, I; M.l.T. H.S.S.P. III. PHILIP RICHARD WEBBER Never drink champagne out of a paper cup. Entered Class VI from Alexander Hamilton School. Approbation with Distinction Prize V; Professional Club IV; J.E.T.S. Ill; Math X Club IV-I, sec. II, v.p. I; Key Club lll-l; treas. II, I; N.H.S. II, I; German Club II; Victory Club II, I; M.l.T. H.S.S.P. II; Math Olympiad lll-l; MAML lll-l; National German Contest III; Latin-English Football Program I; Intramural Basketball II; Argo Circulation Staff I. Weino Rogger ALAN JAMES WEINSTEIN Why take life seriously? You ' ll never get out of it alive. Entered Class VI from Alexander Hamilton School. Classical Prize VI, III; Modern Prize V; Approbation Prize IV; Certificate of Merit, Math Olympiad II; German Contest III, II; Student Council VI; Stamp Club V; Biology Club IV; Professional Club IV; J.E.T.S. Ill; Key Club lll-l; Intramural Basketball II; Glee Club ll-l (treas.) I; German Club ll-l (sec.) I; Victory Club lll-l; Highway Safety Club II; MITHSSP III; N.H.S. lll-l; Astronomy Club III; Biology Seminars II; Argo I; MAML Math Olympiad III, II, I; Corridor Patrol III; Yearbook Staff I; MAA Math Contest ZDISLAW WALTER WIECKOWSKI Four years in this place and they didn ' t catch me cheating once. Entered Class IV from St. Mary ' s School. Victory Club IV-I, Debating Society III; Chess Club III; Historical Society II; Coin Club II; Pocket Billiards Club, Treas. ll-l; Model RR Club, Pres. I; M.l.T. H.S.S.P. lll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II. ROGER MACAULEY WILLIAMS Entered Class VI from Charles Sumner School. Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V; Astronomy Club IV-I; Sec. IV-II; Lab Assist. IV-I; Ford Future Scientists of America, Hon. Men. IV; BLS Science Fair, Hon. Men. Ill, 1st place II; Regional Science Fair, 3rd place III; 2nd place II, Mass. Science Fair, 3rd place III, 2nd place II; MAML - cert, of Merit, II; A.C.S. High School Chem. Exam, Hon. Men.; N.H.S. II, I; Representative to Boston Edison Youth Science Day, II; German Club I, N.M.S.Q.T. Semifinalist II. BRIAN JOSEPH WINSOR Entered Class IVB from Our Lady of Lourdes School. Key Club lll-l; Book Store lll-l. Asst, manager III, II, manager I; Victory Club lll-l; J.A. II; Corridor Patrol lll-l; Computer Pro- gramming III; Junior Varisty Baseball III; W.G.B.H. Auction III. Phil Ski Byron Ed Vinton Harv, Harvey EDWARD MICHAEL WISEMAN One error almost, in fact does compel another. Entered Class VI from J. J. Chittick School. Junior Band VI; Social Science Club V, IV; Bowling Club I, II (sec); Highway Safety Club II; Victory Club IV-I; Track II; Professional Club IV, III; Computer Programming II; Biology Club III; Chess Club IV, III; Music Appreciation IV, III. GREGORY JOSEPH WOLLASTON Procrastination is the thief of time. Entered Class VI from Holy Childhood School. Professional Club lll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Social Science III; Bowling Club II, Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Highway Safety Club. VINTON DELANO WONG Come on let ' s go! Half the afternoon ' s gone already! — Enoch Hopper to friend Auggie Entered Class VI from the Quincy School. Stamp Club VI, V; Chess Club V, IV; Music Appreciation Club IV-I; Religious Studies Society II; Speaker, Columbus Day As- sembly II; Math Olympiad Contest III; Modern Prize V, III; Classical Prize IV; Approbation Prize IV-II; N.H.S. II; Usher at Harvard Commencement. RICHARD MICHAEL YANULIS I want you, yeah, yeah. — A. Lee Entered Class VI from St. Mark ' s School. Classical Prize VI, III; Model R.R. Soc. IV-I, Pres. I; Highway Safety Club lll-l; International Cultures Club I l-l ; Pocket Billiards II, I; Treas. II, Pres. I; Music Appreciation II, I; Biology Club ll-l; Coin Club II, I; Victory Club II, I; Crew IV-I II; Ski Club ll-l; Swimming Vl-V; Aviation Club ll-l; Bowling II, I; Chess Club V; Political Science Club II; Professional Club ll-l. HARVEY YEE Don ' t just talk about it, do something! Entered Class IV from Abraham Lincoln School. Classical Prize II, Victory Club II; Professional Club II; Music Appreciation Club II; President, Asian Cultures Club I; Corridor Patrol III; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; N.H.S. I. HOWARD YEE Entered Class VI from Charles Logue School. Radio Club VI; J.E.T.S. VI, V; Biology Club V; Social Science Club IV; Chess Club IV; Weightlifting Club IV; Aviation Club III; Indoor Track III; Rifle Drill Team II; Usher, Harvard Commence- ment II; M.l.T. High School Studies Program II, I; Asian Culture Club I. DAVID SAMUEL YOFFE By three things is the world preserved: by truth, by law and order, and by peace. — Pirke Avot Entered Class VI from Charles Logue School. Philatelic Soc. V-l , Pres., I , Sec., 1 1 ; Medical Sciences Club, Pres. I ; N.H.S.; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Prize Reading — Finals IV; Bronze Medal II; Coin Club IV-I; Victory Club lll-l; Athletic Captain ll-l; Staff Member of Yearbook, Argo, and Register; Photographer of Yearbook, Argo, and Register; German Club I; M.A.M.L. Participant III, I, Teenage Hospital Volunteer IV, III, (Community Service); Hospital Volunteer Award III; Key Club I; Photography Club ll-l; Professional Club V; Model RR Club; Science Fair Entrant VI, IV. Wally Dick, Rick Howie Sam, Dave ISIel CHRISTOPHER RUDOLPH ZARBA Time is but a stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Entered Class VI from St. Lazarus School. Chess Club Vl-V; Jr. Band V; Senior Band I V - 1 , 1st Lt. I, BLS Orchestra IV-I; Senior Symphony Band lll-l; Senior Symphony Orchestra lll-l. Track III; Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra II, I; Greater Boston Youth Wind Ensemble II, I; S.E. Mass. Music Educators ' Conf. II, I; B.L.S. Brass Choir IV-I . Stage Band lll-l; Boston Public School Brass Choir lll-l; Amer. Youth Performs Boston Concert II; Music Festival IV-I; J.A. II; Philos- ophy Club II; 21st Century Analysis Society II, Treasurer I ; Clubs and Act. Editor, Argo 11,1; Register, Writer and Illustrator. NELSON ZIDE Look to the future with high hopes. Entered Class VI from Alexander Hamilton School. Intramural Basketball II, Champions II. JOHN PHILLIP ERLICK THEODORE LENTO ROBERT BRUCE McLAUGHLIN STEVEN PAUL MEANY 85 An explosive offense- A ruthless defense . . . THE YEAR OF THE PURPLE A Boston newspaper, early in October, called this foot- ball season The Year of the Purple . It couldn ' t have been more correct. The B.L.S. football squad captured the city champion- ship and finished unbeaten with a record of 8-0-1. The Wolfpack had to come from behind in its four biggest games, giving leads of 6-0 to Newton South, 16-0 to B. C. High and 8-0 to arch rival English before coming back to win. The Wolfpack spotted Brookline a 14-0 lead before coming back to tie. Head Coach Cecil Howie Smith and his assistants Paul Costello, Don Pelligrini, and Preston Johnston combined a big play offense which averaged twenty-three points per game and a hard hitting defense which allowed but eleven points per game. Co-captain Paul Nicholas at center anchored an offensive The Toe boots one against Tech. line which alternated Gene Nazzaro and Marty Lydon at left guard and had Dave Mockapetris at left tackle, Al Lussier at right tackle, and Gene Survillo at right guard. All-everything Fran Cronin and Big Charlie Hambelton at the ends were both excellent pass receivers. Quarterback John Casey headed an excellent backfield consisting of Gordon Jones at half-back, Mike Moroney at slotback with Jamie McCarthy, Greg McBride and Billy Burnham alternat- ing at fullback. The defensive line consisting of ends Pat Flaherty and Henry Grilli, tackles T.J. O ' Mara and Dan Fitzgerald and middle guards Paul Nicholas and Gene Survillo harassed the opposing quarterbacks while linebackers Gene Nazzaro, Marty Lydon and Eddie Sullivan scored an enormous number of keeshes (hard hits) on all opposing players. Co-captain Eddie Connor started in the defensive backfield along with Steve McCluskey, Bob O ' Meara and Jim Byrne. Razor determined on the bootleg. Moroney makes grab despite double-coverage 90 McBride busts one. Fine performances were also turned in by seniors Pete McLoughlin, Jim Henderson, and Tessil Collins, Junior Paul Paget, and sophomore Greg Mazares. Congratulations are extended to All-City selections Al Lussier, Dave Mockapetris, Henry Grilli, Marty Lydon, and Paul Nicholas. Congratulations are further extended to All-City, All-Conference selections John Casey who threw ten touchdown passes and master minded Latin ' s offense; Gordon Jones who scored nine touchdowns to lead the team and to defensive captain Eddie Sullivan. Last but not least congratulations go to All-City, All-Conference, All- Scholastic selection Fran Cronin who caught seven touch- down passes and made innumerable clutch grabs. The team wishes the best of luck to next season ' s captains Jim Byrne, Fran Cronin and Marty Lydon who will field another tough and experienced team. Ready for action. Casey delivers from the pocket. The Wolfpack. Front row: Coach Costello; Sullivan; McCluskey; Mockapetris; O ' Meara; McLoughlin; O ' Mara; Henderson, Nicholas (co-captain); Connor (co-captain); Hambelton; Grilli; McCarthy; Lussier; Collins; Jones; Casey; Dan Lyons. Second row: Coach Smith; Henderson; G. Nazzaro; McBride; Albert; Percoco; Cronin; Burnham; Mazares; Fitzgerald; Price; Paget; O ' Malley; Costello; Ovesen, Lydon; Flaherty; Survillo; Coach Johnson. Third row: Strecker; McFarland; Hanna; Byrne; Decina; Mahoney; Driscoll; King; Gallagher; Moran; Zaino, Defranseco; Latyzonek, Connors; Gervino; Desimone; Moroney; Monarch; Coach Pellegrini. Fourth row: Donovan (mgr); Morgan (hd. mgr.); Borum (mgr.); Lawlor (mgr); McFarland (mgr). I 1 . . . Encouraged by Countless supporters . . CRUNCH! Eeeeow! Jones drives for first down. 92 r . . . Brings Latin ' s Team of Destiny . . 93 THE RECORD Latin 27 Medford 0 Latin 22 Weymouth South 12 Latin 25 Cambridge Latin 14 Latin 10 Newton South 8 Latin 20 Brookline 20 Latin 27 Technical 12 Latin 22 B.C. High 16 Latin 41 Worchester South 6 Latin 12 English 8 . . . To a miraculous Thanksgiving Day Victory . . . mm U1 „ Tense moments. LATIN CATCHES E NGLISH IN LAST MINUTE THRILLER 12-8 The 84th Latin-English classic was expected to be a Latin runaway. The Wolfpack was undefeated and heavily favored over an English team which had won only one game. This was not the case, however, as Latin had to come from behind to win 12-8. Latin received the opening kickoff and was stymied by an inspired English defense. Both teams ' defenses were tough and provided for a scoreless first quarter. The second quarter was scoreless as well, with English threatening once. The Blue recovered a Latin fumble on the Purple ' s 18 yard line, but safety Bob O ' Meara saved Latin when he intercepted a pass in his end zone. The defensive battle continued into the second half. English recovered a Latin fumble on Latin ' s 25, only to have Wolfpack Co-captain Ed Connor intercept for Latin at his own 7. Following an exchange of fumbles deep in Latin territory, English scored from ten yards out and scored the two point conversion. With 3:36 to play in the third quarter, English led 8-0. Early in the fourth quarter, Latin ' s Pat Flaherty recover- ed an English fumble on the Blues 22. John Casey passed 20 yards to half-back Gordon Jones and two plays later Jonesy scored from the two to cut the margin to 8-6 with 8:17 left to play. Casey fades back. Connor turns up field. Casey hurls last second bomb . . . The Man behind the team. . . . complete to Cronin for the winning touchdown! THE BIG D. . . . And the CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. English mounted a drive late in the game, moving from their 37 to Latin ' s 37. At this point, English suffered an offside penalty and on the ensuing series of downs, Latin took over with 53 seconds, stopping English on fourth and one at Latin ' s 29. On first down, with no time-outs remaining, quarterback Casey faded back behind excellent blocking then fired a perfect pass to Franny Cronin on the English 30. Franny made the catch and outraced two English defenders for the winning touchdown with only 46 seconds left to play. Gene Survillo recovered an English fumble with 40 seconds left to ice the victory. The game was an exciting climax to an unbeaten season and enabled Latin to win the City Championship. Tremen- dous defensive efforts were extended by tackles Dave Mockapetris and Al Lussier, ends Pat Flaherty and Henry Grilli and linebacker Eddie Sullivan. Quarterback John Casey, end Franny Cronin and halfback Gordon Jones paced the offense. The team thanks Coaches Smith, Costello, Pellegrini and Johnson and Trainer Dan Lyons for all their help and for putting up with us throughout this triffic undefeated season. Tears of Joy. Cross Country CROSS-COUNTRY This year ' s cross-country team enjoyed its most success- ful season in over a decade. The team won both the City and Regimental Championships, the first team to win both titles in many years. The varsity squad, led by tri-captains Tom Duffy, Jack Frawley, and Jay Cigna, along with Fred Carey, Mike Toplyn, Rick Pierce, and Bob Goff, ran to a 7-1 season, losing only to B. C. H igh . But the Latin harriers had their chance for revenge the following week in the City Cham- pionship meet and defeated B.C. H i gh 32-34, for Latin ' s first City Championship. A week later in the Reggies our harriers placed 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 8th to lead Latin to a divisional sweep, placing first with 22 points. Kudos goes to the Girls ' Latin School cheerleaders and Pep Squad. These girls came out to the rain-soaked Regi- mental meet to cheer on our lonely runners. For this the team was very grateful. The team wishes to thank first year coach Fred Irons for his efforts and fine coaching, and also Joe Fielding who helped build this team over the years. Thanks also to our faithful managers Andy Teebagy, Paul McLaughlin and Paul Vaitkus. Once again congratulations on a fine season and good luck next year. The endless miles Over bridge and through the woods to Freddie ' s house we go. City and Reggie Champs The happy harrier — Tom Duffy Celebrating the Victory. The Captains accept the coveted trophy. Extra effort pays off. ■us 1 y Fraser leads attack against Eastie. Latin RECORD 3 Latin 2 Commonwealth 0 Brighton 1 Latin 0 Latin 1 Rosalindale 0 T echnical 0 Latin 3 Latin 2 E. Boston 0 Rosalindale 3 Latin 1 Latin 1 Brighton 1 E. Boston 0 Latin 3 Latin 0 Technical 0 English 1 Latin 1 Latin 1 Rosalindale 2 Technical 0 Latin 3 Latin 0 E. Boston 2 Rox. Latin 1 Front row: Franklin, Clark, Kelley, Devlin, Grey, Hurley, Sullivan, Espnosa, Burke. Middle row: Burns, Doyle, Naumes, Brennen, Marsden Thomas leapt ), Fraser (co-capt.), Hamano, Birle, Groden, Dominacuchi, Kholer. Last row: Dawson (manager), Conroy, Summers, Sherwood Kenny, Janbergs, Conti, Feinberg, Barry, Young, Kowalowitz, Coffee, Ring, Mr. Evans (coach). 98 Traylor squelches English attack. Naumes defending against two Rosi players. Latin ' s soccer team improved immeasurably over last year. After having posted an 8-5-1 record this year, the team cannot help feeling a little frustrated, because each loss was by only a single goal. The team ' s perennial enemy, Rosa- I indale, gave our heroes three of their five losses. Next year when the captain ' s duties will be assumed by Junior Hans Birle (once again the leading scorer), Latin will be avenged by the feet of Bernie Kohler, Dave Marsden, Bill Brennan, John Barry, Charlie Sommer and Co. This year ' s team had determination. Led by senior co-captains Chris Thomas and Bill Fraser, they never slack- ened their attack. The fans appreciated the efforts of both. Feinberg foils opposition. The other members of the team who will not return are Al Feinberg, Don Kenney, and George Traylor who was lost early in the season due to an injury. Considering the disadvantages with which the team had to cope, they produced excellently. They could very well have gone undefeated. Soccer however lacked the student support and interest found in other sports like football. If everyone showed the interest toward the game as did Coach Evans, Pat Groden ' 69, and managers Jim Dawson and Ray Babcock, the team could have attained a far better record and a little more self-satisfaction. Birle cuts pass. 99 Tough Team . . . Tough Competition . . . . . . Tough Breaks. HOCKEY The B.L.S. hockey team finished the 1971 season with a respectable 6-6-2 record, good enough to capture third place in the City League. Although unable to match the power of South Boston and Charlestown, the Latin squad proved itself superior to the rest of the league, racking up victories against Tech, Eastie, and arch rival English. The starting five of Leo Cushing, Pat O ' Toole, Paul Conroy, Jim Norton, and Captain Eddie Sullivan supplied ample of- fense and defense to make the task of netminder Brian Powers more comfortable. The outstanding play of juniors John Hamano and Paul Golden, and sophomores John Gallagher, Bill Shields and Robby Connerty augurs well for next season. Captain Ed Sullivan Powers denies Eastie. O ' Toole winds up. First Row: Consalvo, Connerty, Gallagher, Magnarelli, Sullivan (Capt.), Powers, Norton, Collins, Hamano. Second Row: Foley (Mgr), Carris (Mgr.), Conroy, O ' Toole, Cushing, Toland, Driscoll, Bauers, Daily, Mcalsaac, Golden, Moriello, Hickey (Mgr. I, Mr. Coleman. Latin 6 E. Boston Latin 0 S. Boston Latin 4 Technical Latin 0 Charlestown Latin 4 E. Boston Latin 1 S. Boston Latin 2 Technical Latin 2 Charlestown Latin 2 English Latin 3 E. Boston Latin 0 S. Boston Latin 2 Technical Latin 1 Charlestown Latin 3 English 1 4 2 5 1 6 2 4 1 1 6 2 5 1 Shooting craps? Indoor First Row: Day, Varga, Trovato, Nash, Coakley, O ' Donnell, Milligan, Hardiman, McCarthy. Second Row: Inge, Holbrook, Testa, Duffy (co-capt), Collins (capt.), Repetti (co-capt.), Genovese, Dacey, Vaitkus (H. Manager). Third Row: Jones, Gobron, Gervino, Collins, Leung, Woo, Thurm, Dyer, Goffredo, Yoffa, D ' Amato, Ng. Fourth Row: Getchell, O ' Leary, Moses, Brady, Bradley, Quine, McNeil, Keenan, Waters, Simi. Fifth Row: Keenan C., Holbrook, Markowitz, Chisholm, Thomas, Thomas D., Shaff, Doyle, Pearson, Prefontane. This year ' s indoor track season has proved to be one of the team ' s most thrilling and successful. Led by the fleetfulness of Co-captains Tessil Collins and Jim Repetti, the team brought its season to a close by first culminating a 9-0-1 record. They went to win the Conference Title, tie for the city Championship and the ultimate victory, the Purples ' first Indoor Regimental Title in 15 years. The most outstanding performer on the team was Craig Inge. Craig had an undefeated season and was one of the most valuable members of the squad. The relay team proved to have both the ability and desire to surpass all others. Jim Repetti, Tony Genovese, Craig Inge, and Tessil Collins comprised the most feared section of the Track Team. Other consistent performers were Tom Duffy in the two mile, Fred Carey in the mile. Rick Lawson and Greg McBride in the hurdles and Mike Toplyn, Jim Pierce and Paul Padget. Special thanks go to rookie coach Fred Irons who through ability and hard work molded the team ' s outstanding season. Captain Collins on the run. Duffy doin ' t. Track First Row: Brendan Kelly (Manager), Felder, Suchecki, Walker, McLaughlin (Ma- nager), Williams, Harrison. Second Row: Jones, Inge, Testa (Co-capt.), Duffy (Co -capt.), Collins (Capt.), Repetti (Co-capt.), Lawson, McBride, Vaitkus (Head Man- ager). Third Row: Connor, Ryun, Young, Gordon, Morandus, Semi, Price, Chester, Hoss, Paget. Fourth Row: Pierce, Bartlett, Morgan, Toplyn, Bartlett, Harrowagon, Hamoton, Borum, Troy, Hills, Hinds Hard Work, Guts, . . . Disappointment “Pudgy” discusses battle plan. A serious lack of height made it a long season for Latin ' s basketball squad. Rookie coach Paul Costello had Charley Hambelton (6 ' 4) and Rich Carty (6 ' 3) as his biggest men. He therefore put the team through stren- ouous workouts, hoping to take advantage of the squad ' s speed and aggressiveness. All this hard work made for little success however, as the basketball team compiled a 3-10 record. Hambelton and Carty split the center duties in a starting quintet which also included seniors John Casey, the team ' s playmaker, and Mike Grendal; and juniors Franny Cronin and Kevin McCluskey. Sophomore sensation Billy King and John Atkinson also saw considerable action. Juniors Jim Byrne, Danny Donovan, Ray Simmons and Al Tutlys rounded out the squad. Mike Grendal was the team ' s high scorer, and Franny Cronin, a 6 ' 2 leaper, was the leading rebounder. The entire squad wishes to thank coaches Costello, Cohen and McCarthy for their excellent efforts and hopes that next season ' s team, featuring Cronin McCluskey and King, will gain the success it deserves. King presses hard 104 Front Row: Sweeney, Ciampa, S. King, T. Casey, Pupolo, Wallis, Giarle, D. Fitzgerald, Bennay, Fitzgerald. Second Row: Coach McCarthy, Hambelton, King, Byrne, McCluskey, Simmon, Atkinson, Cronin, Casey, Donovan, Grendal, Carty, Tutyls, Mahoney. Coach Costello, Coach Cohen. 105 BHMB Hard Work . . . . . . Team Effort It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane. It’s Page. Vaughn and MacNab push off. This year ' s swimming team was possibly the youngest var- sity High School athletic team in New England. Eight of the seventeen lettermen were from Class IV, V, or VI. The highlight of the season was winning the City of Boston High School Swimming Championship. New school records were established by Neil Costello in the 200 and 400 yard freestyle and Richard Spry in the 50 yard freestyle. Lettermen: Class I Co-capt. Barry, Co-capt. Vaughn Class III John Connors, MacNab, and McMillian Class IV N. Costello, Flaherty, and Spry Class V C. Connors, McMasters, and Santangelo Class VI Svissa and Tomasini Swim Te am First Row: Walford, Travis, Vaughn, Barry, Mr Powers, Page, Spry, Raffauf, Santangelo. Second Row: DiCarlo, Mac Nab, Costello, Flaherty, Edwards, Hanna, Me Millian, Kotlier, Budd, Tomasini. Third Row: Butler, Kelly, Me Grail, Ahern, Costello, Connors, Connors C., Suissa, Woods, Mac Masters. 106 Record: Latin 44 Norwood 41 Latin 43 Loeminister 52 Latin 59 Brockton 36 Latin 40 Lexington 54 Latin 51 Malden 43 Latin 49 Melrose 46 Latin 45 South Boston 49 Latin 46 Brookline 49 Latin 50 Charlestown 45 Lat in 40 Wellesley 55 Latin 51 Attleboro 44 Latin 41 B. C. High 54 Latin 40 Waltham 55 Latin 51 Catholic Memorial 44 Latin 48 Cambridge Latin 47 Latin 50 Moses Brown 44 What sharks? Golf Team Kerr; Zaino; Henderson, co-captain; Mr. Flynn; Stone, co-captain; Doyle; Kelley. Latin 7 Hyde Park 2 Latin 6 Tech 3 Latin 8 English 1 Latin 3 North Quincy 6 Latin 5 Hyde Park 4 Latin 6 Tech 3 Latin 6 English 3 Latin 4 North Quincy 5 Headed by returning lettermen Ken Stone, City Schoolboy Champ Jim Henderson, Sophomore ace Peter Kerr, and Steve Zaino, Ritchie Kelly, and Fred Doyle, the Latin team com- piled a fine 6-2 record After defeating Hyde Park, Tech and English twice each, the team suffered its only two defeats of the year at the hands of North Quincy. These two losses, however, were enough to eliminate Latin from competing in the Mass. Coastal League Championships which had been cus- tomary in recent years. Under the guidance of Mr. Flynn, the golf team anticipates a fine spring schedule. The influx of novice players along with the tested veterans should be enough to return the Champion- ship to its rightful place— in the B.L.S. trophy case. Latin ' s Rowers Reign — City Champs Under the capable auspices of coach Carmen Vara, the B.L.S. Crew Team nailed down the city-championship with an undefeated record. Tech was the closet contender, but they could not match the co-ordination and timing of the Latin crew. The Fall session proved to be less successful due to the losses of seniors and injured crew men. However the last race of the session was lost by only a narrow margin, and Coach Carmen Vara and the guys look forward to another suc- cessful session in the spring of 1971. Tr Crew T earn First Row: Mahoney, Gervino, Boyd, Mr. Vara, Barry, D ' Avella, Evans, Kotlier Second Row: Ferzoco, Cotillo, Izzi, Rosenblum, Pettiglio, Siex, Cypher. Third Row: Watkins, Shanrahan, Suchecki, Gordon, Me Millian, Sullivan. The Staff of the This year for the first time since the conception of the three hundred year old Liber Actorum, we are not going to bore you with hogwash. We see no reason for you to have to read what some idiot has to say about the long hours, tedious work and endless deadlines. No sirree!! Nobody jumped over tall build- ings with a single bound to get to the printer on time. Nobody really went out of their way to make it a smashing success. When there were classes to go to and tests to take did the almighty Liber Actorum staff rush off? You bet your yearbook they did. Did? DID! Among the idle minds found each day in room 032— home of the Liber Actorum— were Mike Lawsky, co-ordinator of Chaos; Bill Parna, the epitome of patience; Gerry Fong, our faculty editor who ended up doing all the work; David Thurm, singing When are we going to do some work around here 7 ; Gordon Lundberg, who managed to draw himself out of many a classroom; Tessil Collins, who started his Liber Actorum career by saying Hi, I ' m on your yearbook staff ; Peter Kadzis, the only literate editor of the staff, Ed Sullivan, our jock editor; John Desmond, our quiet and dedicated worker and as always Paul Hogan. All this was made possible through the support of our tolerant advisors Bill Powers and Frank Hannigan. Bill Parna, Editor in Chief First Row: Fong, Sullivan, Hogan, Lawsky (Ed. in Chief), Hannigan, Parna (Ed. in Chief), Thurm, Kadzis, Lundberg. Second Row: Saliva, Guildestern, Michelson, O ' Donnell, Hambelton, Sucheki, Parna R., Car- dalisco, Yoffe. Third Row: Morgan, Goldin, Vance, Rudnick, Nicholas, Ferris, O ' Meara, Desmond. Fourth Row: Egan, Presotto, Hoss, Horace, Big-Ed, Desmond A., McCarthy. 1971 Liber Actorum Mike Lawsky, Editor in Chief Dave Presotto, Photography 113 David Thurm, Activities Gerry Fong Faculty Gordon Lundberg, Art Ed Sullivan Sports Tessil Collins and John Desmond Associate Editors Peter Kadzis and Paul Flogan Seniors r Register Editor-in-chief, Peter Kadzis Steve Gluzband, Associate Editor. Associate Editor, David Thurm. II 114 Who reads the stories, anyway? First Row: O ' Meare, Hesselschwerdt, Gluzband (Associate Editor), Kadzis, Mr. Roche, Thurm (Associate Editor) , Goldin (Bus. Mgr.), Morgan (Ad. Mgr.), Parna (photo). Second Row: Olson, Spillane, Suchecri, Harney, Michelson, Markowitz, Rosenblum, loannilli. Third Row: Schilit, Digiorgio, Diettrich, Lundberg, Lovett, O ' Connor. I. 115 m ARGO This year the Argo has embarked on a new and unique venture. From its previous state of an office mimeographed pamphlet, it has graduated to an independently printed school newspaper (one of the few in the city). It ' s newly acquired professional air has made the Argo the most well read literary work in the school, while its editorials and articles have initiated several changes in the Latin school. The new Argo has given Boston Latin School a newspaper that measures up to the School ' s high standards. It is truly hoped that the BLS seniors of the years to come will carry on this year ' s fine work. First Row: Grilli, DePaulis, Brennan, Chin, McKinnon, Keeley, Casey, Ring, Burns. Second Row: Suchecki (ED.), Thomas (ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER), Malone (BUSINESS MANAGER), Fong, Freedman (ASST ED), Thomas, C. (ED. -IN-CHIEF), Zarba (CLUBS ED.), Parna (PHOTO ED.), Genovese (NEWS ED ), Fraser (CIRCULATION MANAGER), Repetti (SPORTS ED). Second Row: Desmond, Conti, Wamboldt, Marsden, Hamano, Janbergs, Parna, Traylor, Yoffe, Naumes, Dawson Fourth Row: Presotto, Schilit, Cohan, O ' Meara, Morgan, Reilly, Cohen, Cahill, McCluskey. Fifth Row: Vance, Yanulis, Ruggiero, Testa, Lundberg, Cooghlin, Feinberg, Hawkins, Spillane, Conn, St John, Curzi, Vazza, Travers. ARGO ff! PARENTS BACK STUDENT DEMANDS Co-Education Inevitable? Headmaster, Students Reach Compromise 116 Football Program Despite less than favorable conditions (i.e. the revised schedule and sharing an already crowded 032) this year ' s football program was one of the best ever. Not known for its modesty, the staff wishes to thank itself for its successful efforts. Warm thank you ' s are extended to: Co-editors Jerry Goldin and Bill Parna for working long into the night to meet the deadlines. Mike Lawsky and Dave Presotto for the abundant supply of fine photographs. Mike Morgan for all the forged passes which enabled dynamic Al Lussier and a cast of thousands to collect all the class ad money. Peter Kadzis for his way with words and Pete Sutman for his honesty . Last but not least, the entire staff thanks Mr. Fred Irons fc everything else. Editors in Chief Jerry Goldin Bill Parna Photo Editors Mike Lawsky Dave Presotto Advertising Editor Mike Morgan Literary Editor Peter Kadzis Sports Editor Al Lussier Business Editor Peter Stutman First Row: Lawsky, Fong, Stutman, Goldin (Editor in Chief), Mr. Irons, Parna (Co-Editor in Chief), Presotto, Morgan (Ad. Editor), Lussier. Second Row: Travaglino, Desmond, Nicholas, Rudnick, Nazzaro, O ' Malley, Shaff, Casey, Survillo, Flaherty, Schilit. Third Row: Suchechi, Naumes, Marsden, Driscoll, Hambelton, Ferris, Greeley, Oveson, Vannah. Fourth Row: Murphy, Omeara, King, Yanulis, Cuddy, Mockapetris, Parna, Brinkert, Grilli, Gervino. Afro-American Society Floor Row: Quarles, Vaughn, Morris, McCoy, Dash, Blount, Aujenne, Morris. First Row: Claytor, Morrison (Rec Sec.), Jones (Sec ), Lawson (V.Pres.), Inge (Pres.), Kennedy (V.Pres.), Collins (Hd. Delegate), Connor (Treas), Feinburg. Second Row: McCary, Mayo, Felder, Hills, Gaines, Lowe, Ruse, Henderson, Suarez, Wynn. Third Row: Gordon, Myers, Hinds, Robinson, Borum, Mitchell, Williams, Higginbottom, Johnson, Morandus. The history of the Latin School has been accented by significant achievements. These achievements have been accomplished by students from all communities, races, and religions. However a very minute number of Black students have existed at the Latin school. The res ultant fact is that the accomplishments of the black student at Latin have been substantial yet rather unknown. This year, we the members of the Afro-Asian Club, have undertaken programs that are directly beneficial to the school as well as to us. We have initiated tutorial and guidance programs for underclassmen in our club. We have also constructed tutorial programs for Black Today. students in our communities who wish to take the en- trance examination to the Latin School. These students will not only better themselves but also benefit their communities and their people. We feel that by constructively improving our school and its environment, by introducing ourselves to subjects such as Black history and culture, and by communicat- ing the accomplishments of Black people before and during our time, we can better understand and respect each other, regardless of whether we have a different complexion or nationality. 1 18 Asian Cultures Club President Harvey Yee This was the first year of existence for the Asian Cultures Vice-President Marvin Gee Club. During the course of the year, the club strived to provide Treasurer Thluey Woo an appreciation of Asian Culture among its members. This was Secretary William Moy done through lectures, films and field trips. Chairman Robert Goon The highlights of this year were the trip to the Museum of Fine Arts to view the Zen exhibit and the featuring of a Martial Art exhibition in the school auditorium. The officers and members of the ACC would like to extend their appreciation to our hard-working advisors, Mr. Berger and Mr. Mosher. They were a great help to us during the course of the year. 119 Band And Drill First Row: Wald, Licari, Pearson, Kelleher, Thorn, Sudenfield, Alexander, Leiter, McCoy, Donnelly. Second Row: Giordano, Thurm, D ' Avella ( Lt. ) , Gluzband (1st Lt. ), Finn (Capt.), O ' Sullivan (Major), Harney (Capt.), Zarba (1st Lt. ) , Spillane (1st l_t. ) , Egan. Third Row: Pearson, Nilkenson, Korzec, DeVellis, Casey, Suchecki, Domenicucci, Alfert, Meyerkopf, Vaughn, George. Fourth Row: Albert, Kennan, DiNatale, Grammer, Stern, Kintz, Sullivan, O ' Donnell, Gordon, Mirski. Fifth Row: Seliber, Kelly, Weiss, Tyman, Kane, Spillane, Fondatich, Mitchell, Daniels, Heally, Murphy, Vaughn, Walsh, Dolhert 120 ■a, Almost any day, one can hear the sound of the band, rehearsing in the Music Rooms in the basement. Through hard work and determination, under and upper classmen alike have turned impossible pieces into beautiful music. This talent was demonstrated at assemblies and at the Annual Music Festival. Many musicians performed in All-City, All-District, All- State, Greater Bostonians and other special concerts. The boys in the band wish to extend their gratitude and appreciation to Mr. G. Rowland Young for his outstanding endurance, patience, and dedicated effort. Major: Paul G. O ' Sullivan Captains: Edward Harney Kenneth Finn 1st Leut. : John Frawley.Christopher Zarba; Steven Gluzband First Row: Cypher, Aujenne, Morris, Leclair (Captain), Col. Chiarini, Balutis (2nd Lt.), Doherty, Kostaras (Sgt.), Urban. Second Row: Lynch, Dyer (Sgt.), Leung, Loth, McGrath, Coulter, Wieliczkiewicz, Cloherty, Watkins. Third Row: Urban, Yee (Sgt.), Gee (Sr. Warrant), Price, Moy (Jr. Warrant), Robertson (M. Sgt.), Dadadis. 121 Billiards Society The Pocket Billiards Society, founded in Oct. 1969, was established so that B.L.S. students could practice and better their game in a leisurely atmosphere. The prime interest of the officers was to promote this sport throughout the school. Today, the club numbers about fifty. Any and all boys in classes I through IV who wished to participate were welcomed and will enjoy a discount rate when playing with the club. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . . . . .Mike Buben Richard Morrison . . Z. Wieckowski First Row: Penella, Rimer, Goon, Husla, O ' Donnell, Pietrasik, Balas, Scavotto Second Row: Paget, Rosencranz, Moschella (SGT. AT ARMS), Hamrock, McTaggart (TREAS.I, Mr. Sheridan, Manghermi (V.P.), Wieckowski (PRES.), Morrison (V.P.), Gottschalk. Third Row: Holbrook, Travers, Desmond, Wamboldt, Vazza, McDonough, Travaglmo, Vanuli, Saliba, Coulombre, Sullivan, Holleran. Fourth Row: McNamara, McDonough, J., Ng, Ruggiero, Lohan, D ' Avella, Malone, Thomas, Minnesota Fats Fifth Row: Kintz, Kobzik, Stone, Joyce, Finch, Balliro, Cardaliso, Cohan, Burke, Hamano, Monarch, Lussier, DeBenedictis, Wmsor. Sixth Row: Lundberg, Hinds, Waggett, Frantzen, Childers Bowling Club This year classes I and II were combined to form one club. The club moved to Kenmore Bowladrome which had more pinball machines and pool tables for use after the bowling was finished. The club would like to thank Mr. Powers and the officers for their cooperation and wishes continued success to next year ' s club. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . . . George Sullivan Justin Testa . . . Stephen Rimer George MacDonald JTrf (i | frprnrmTiTTnnmnn- ||T lT, First Row: Scavotto, DeBenedictis, Moschells, Murphy, Foti, Saliba, Travaglino, Chm, N., Nasti, McDonough. Second Row: Balas, Desmond, Lukosi, McDonough, S., Conti, Testa (V.P.), Mr. Powers, Sullivan (PRES.), Rimer (TREAS.), Stone, Lew, Heanue. Third Row: Holleran, Joseph, Hamilton, Bolamova, Seliber, Webber, O ' Donnell, F., Rosencrnz, Malone, Thomas, D., Daley, Paget, Susi. Fourth Row: Page, R., Day, Traylor, Lenbrgs, Amuzzini, Pettiglio, Glaskin, O ' Toole, Boodro, Giordano, Albert. Fifth Row: Crowley, Tobin, Finch, Travers, Haersey, Kobzik, O ' Donnell, Wieckowski, Repetti, Powers, King, W., Conn, Furnari, Monarch, Sheehan, J., D ' Avella, Nazzaro. Cafeteria Staff First Row: Zinan, Pieferside, Hills, Yoffee (Head Co-ordinator), Bukaras (Co-cordinator), Parna, Augerrue, Evans. Second Row: McCready, Harrinuton, Byrne, Kadzis, Burns, Olson, Wamboldt, David, Desmond Third Row: King, Schilit, Janbergs, Roberts, McLaughlin, Sorrentino, Coakley. is rnTiThTmTni easing In this the first year of its existance under the auspices of the Key Club, our purpose was to patrol the cafeteria and thereby relieve the table captains of their monthly duties. Under the present situation, students are free to sit wherever they choose in the cafeteria, provided that they see that their trays are disposed of as directed. Mr. Evans, our advisor, and the coor- dinators would like to extend their sin- cere gratitude to all those who helped us out during the course of the year. Coordinators . . David Yoffe Gregory Eukaras Current Events Club In its second year, the Boston Latin School Current Events Club has fulfilled its purpose of giving its members a greater understanding of current events and their effects on students. The club ' s members discussed a variety of topics and more often than not the discussions became heated. Several films were also presented during the course of the year. The officers of the club wish to thank our faculty sponsor, Mr. Berger, for his cooperation and guidance. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Bruce McKinnon Richard Sinnott . . . Paul Keeley Roland Janbergs First Row: Segelman; Robb; Keeley (V.P.); Sinnott (SEC.); McKinnon (PRES.); Janbergs (TREAS.); Sinnott, Wm.; Brennan; Lofchie; Second Row: Lowe; Zeghibe; Yoffe; Lohan; Espinosa; Sullivan; Groden; Third Row: Kearney; Morgante; Panovs; Davidan; Manning; David. I Chess Club This year ' s Chess Club was the largest in the club ' s history. Several tournaments have been held, furthering the interest for chess throughout the school. Special emphasis has been placed on developing new players for the team. The Chess Team is once again embarking on a victorious season and appears certain to retain its G.B.I. title and become the top high school team in the state. Both the club and the team wish to express their thanks to Mr. Sayer for his able guidance, and assistance. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sgt. at Arms Kenneth Markowitz . . Gilbert Charney . . David Littleboy . . David Littleboy Roland B. Janbergs Robert Wolfreys First Row: Gordon, O ' Neill, Russell, Sudenfield, Krauss, Gorach, Auzenne, Sprince, Berger, Miller, Synderschmidt. Second Row: Price, Steele Janbergs -Sgt-at-Arms, Littleboy- Secretary-Treasurer, Markowitz President, Mr Sayer, Charney -Vice-President, Wolfreys-Sgt-at Arms, Conti, Saliba, Mayo, Tieri Third Row: Stryer, Amato, Wyckoff, McCready, Zman, Faust, Thorburn, Casby, Fishbon, D ' Alto, Girmus, Stracqualussi, DePaolis, Yee, T , Lee, L Fourth Row: Goodman, Tang, Chin, Chin, G., Wu, Cohen, H Tobin, Chin, J Wong, R Yee, B Arancio, J Clarke, Lee, P Fifth Row: Suchecki, Nowicki, Reason, Doyle, F Hills, McBride, Hinds, McCarty, Woods, Yanulis, Gordon, Champa, Welsh, Allen, Mahoney, McMillian, Swide. Chess Team 127 First Row: Berger, Price, Cohen. Second Row: Littleboy, Tobin (captain), Charney, Markowitz. Third Row: D ' Alto, Janbergs, Amato, Chin, Mr. Sayer Full of sound and fury, signifying noth- ing .. . Declamation The Public Declamation has had a long and honored history at the Boston Latin School. Six Public Declamations are held during the year, to which each class is invited successively. Students from all classes compete in recitations of prose and poetry. The final Public Declamation of each school year is known as the Prize Declamation. This is attended and judged by members of the fiftieth and twenty-fifth year reunion classes of the school. Prize medals are awarded at this compe- tition. Students are encouraged to compete in Public Declama- tion, for it affords an opportunity to develop skill and poise in public speaking. First Row: Gluzband, Spillane, Fong, Cuddy, O ' Sullivan (Co-ordinator), Janbergs (Co-ordinator), Hogan , Cahill, O ' Sul- livan. Second Row: Draisen, Cypher, Leiter, Egan, Reilly, Licari, Kostaras, Clougher Third Row: Boodro, Giordano, Witten, Suchecki, Sorrento, Harney, Kratman. f w% Drug Education Club President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . . . . Charles Carroll . . . . Henry Ragin Douglas Antoniazzi . Stephen Pacholek First Row: Cakow, Shea, Meyerkopf, Vetstein, Shaft, DiCarlo, Chung, Connelly, DiAgostino, Thorn. Second Row: Foley, Sullivan, Mulney, Pacholock (Rec Sec ), Carroll (Pres.), Ragin (V.P.), Antoniazzi (Treas ), Cesso, Slishman, D ' Avello. Third Row: Mr. Jackman, Mr Russell, Catalfamo, Doyle, Stock, Marshall, Ng, Fitzgerald, Coakley, Babcock, Frasca, Consalvo, Pferd, Bartlett, Donahue. Fourth Row: Pitts, Shaft, Franzosa, Connors, Gordon, Kelly, Woods, Dolhert, Sarho, Heanve. Fifth Row: Sullivan, Witten, Robertson, Sullivan, MacNab, Demeo, Benway, Cresto, Mitchell, McGrath, Moses, McCarthy, Troy. Drug Education has been a revolutionary experiment. The quest: to see if a drug course for students run by students could work. It ' s easy to make believe that drugs aren ' t a problem in your community, in your school and in your family, but to face the truth shows a special type of maturity, awareness and realization. The effort put into drug education is proof that a serious attempt can be made to learn about a major problem confronting our society today. The members thank Mr. Russel and Mr. Jackman for their time, effort, ideas and genuine concern for this club. 129 Forensic The Forensic Society concentrated its efforts this year in building up a solid core of young, able speakers and debat- ers. Afternoon classes twice a week in public speaking and debating were instituted in the fall. These classes, conduct- ed by members of the Debate Squad, ran for two semesters. In addition to debating intramurally after school, partici- pation in tournaments and speech contests were encouraged for the young members. Though the new schedule did present problems, the Society has still been able to conduct an efficient program to give the members meaningful en- richment in the modes of communication and persuasion. The Society wishes to thank our sponsor, Mr. Leary for his time and assistance. President . . . Vice-President Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . Asst. Sec. . . . Gerard Fong . Mark Cuddy Steven O ' Hara James Kostaras Michael Cahill . David Thurm Mark Draisen Society First Row: Draisen (Asst. Sec.), Kostaras (Treas.), O ' Hara (V.P.), Fong (Pres.), Mr. Leary, Cuddy (V.P.), Cahill (Sec.), Thurm (Asst. Sec.), Nastl. Second Row: Fishbon, Licari, Manning, Mulhern, Wald, McLaughlin, Loftchie, Hardiman, Hamano, Ng. Third Row: Lohan, Balas, Seigenberg, Shear, McCarty, Giordano, Daley, Reilly, McShane Fourth Row: Kearney, Elliott, Sheehan, DePaolis, Parna, McGrath, Kadzis, Hinds, O ' Sullivan, Egan, Lynch, St. John, Hogan. Debate Squad Draisen, Kostaras, Suchecki, O ' Hara, Fong, Cuddy, Cahill. Second Row: Thurm, St. John, Hogan, Hinds, Kadzis, Loftchie. fa - ' jA ItHa y t If t ! f T ' IB ) V 1S| fy f il l Si h I i K-r. A HB 1 mSiP 3 ■ m 1 m i M ll M J w 4sl jff . mg |£ J 0fj( f wBSMmr Mmff F ■ JBH r f French Club The purpose of the French Club is to promote under- standing of the French language through the study and discussion of France ' s history, politics, and cultures. During the course of the year, we obtained films dealing with various aspects of French life, history, politics, and fol- lowed up these topics with discussions. We also had a guest speaker from the French Consulate. The members would like to thank Mr. Dio Dato for his assistance as sponsor of the club. President Robert Joseph Fedrick Vice-President Steven Robert Foster Secretary Paul Andrew St. Martin Treasurer Paul Nicholas Ferzoco Gk l; First Row: Kotlier, Gervmo, Foster (V Pres ), Fedrick (Pres.), St. Martin (Sec.), Ferzoco (Treas.), Charney, Nasey, Morehouse. Second Row: Mayo, Gordon, D ' Agostino, Gordon, Sesnovich, Desmond, Tobin, Wambolt, Wolfreys 132 German Club First Row: Burns, Balas, Kuchinsky (Treas), Janbergs (Pres ), Mr. Donovan, Lew (V.Pres ), Weinstein (Secretary), Woo, Cohen. Second Row: Kintz, Burke, Scavotto, Clawson, Albert, Pidgeon, Mallen, Robertson, Dunn, Brady Third Row: Nestor, Diettrich, Chin, Burke, Yee, Tatar, McBride, Digiorgio, Pilot. CcklO This year the German Club continued its promotion of interest in the German culture and people. The club carried on many varied activities such as field trips to see plays and exhibits, slide shows depicting life in Germany and tape sessions in which members got a clear view of the spoken language. The club wishes to thank Mr. Donovan whose enthu- siasm and patience made this year so successful. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . Roland B. Janbergs . . . . Stephen Lew . Bill M. Kuchinsky . Alan J. Weinstein 133 Glee Club Due to hard work and devotion, the Boston Latin School Glee Club provided success, satisfaction and sweet music for the School, their audiences and themselves. From bass to soprano each member used his voice to its greatest potential and executed a harmonious performance. At the holiday assemblies, the Annual Music Festival and at City Hall, the Glee Ciub left an admirable impression to be remembered. President Stephen Lew We would like to express our sincerest gratitude to Mr. Vice-President Gerard Fong Herbert L. Peterson who has made our relationship with Secretary Alan Weinstein music more exact, more meaningful and more complete. Treasurer Anthony Moschella First Row: Wong, Marianni, Auzenne, Gianni, Skelley, Gillis, Smith, Saniuk, Platt, Busa Second Row: Hardimann, Clougher, Weinstein (Treas.), Fong, Mr. Peterson, Lew (Pres.), Moschella (Sec ), Prendergast, Murphy, Renehan. Third Row: MacDonald, Murphy, Lay, Makuch, Murray, Carney, McMillian, Tyman, Bergquist Fourth Row: Leobetter, Brennan, Breslm, Murphy, LaCivita, Byrne, Keeley, Espinosa, Dunn, D ' Agnostino. Fifth Row: O ' Donnell, Gordon, McCready, Suchecki, Cronin, Reason, Deitch. 134 Highway Safety Club First Row: Desmond, A., Doherty, Reason (Sec.), Ferris (Pres.), Mr. Rubinowitz, Rudnick ( V P. ) , Maclsaac (Treas.), Nicholas (Bouncer), Lohan. Second Row: Heanue, Casey, B. Chin, Wamboldt, Conti, English, Traylor, McLoughlin, Travaglino. Third Row: Morgan, Furnari, Woods, Casey, T. J., Ovesen, Doyle, Doyle, F , Foley, King. Fourth Row: White, Tackach, Balas, O’Donnell, O ' Meara, King, W. The 1970-71 Highway Safety Club was a profitable experience for all members. Under the brilliant leadership of Mr. Rubinowitz, the club members met once a month to view films about the newest techniques in driving. Having seen and discussed these films the officers and other mem- bers felt sure that their careers on the road would be long and healthy ones. The club would like to thank Mr. Rubin- ovitz for the long hours of planning and preparation that he donated to the club. Key Club The Key Club is an international organization devoted to public service through volunteer action. Programs in fields such as education and ecology have occurred at various times during this year. Fund raising drives for charitable institutions are a commonplace occurrence in the Key Clubs throughout the city of Boston. However the main idea behind Key Club is to get high school students involved in constructive improvements in their communities. The main idea is to help people become more involved with and concerned about people. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . Thomas Morrison . .Stephen Farley . . Richard Curzi . . Philip Webber g-icl-if Clean up the school campaign. First Row: Yoffe, Lohan, Cusak, Webber (TREAS.), Morrison (PRES.), Farley (V.P .), Ng, Sheehan, Gordan. Second Row: Lowe, David, Wamboldt, Charlie Susi. McCarren, Sch i lit, Soarez, Koretz, Yu Third Row: Fong, Presotto, Don, Parna, Bayers, Vance, Dunn, Fraser, Nasti, Koretz Fourth Row: Ovessen, Olsen, Pietrasik, King, Frackleton, Mayo, Cushing, Locke, Byrne, Mahoney, Pidgeon First Row: DePaolis, Waggett, McKinnon, Conlon, Harkington, Quinn, Tierney, Carroll, Second Row: Balutis, Rock, Collins, Hinds, Kadzis-Lt. Gov. Due zakowski, — Recordni0__§ec., R. Curzi, Parna, Sorkentino, O ' Mara D ' Avella. Third Row: rlwtchellTChung, Holleran, McDonough, Hamano, Weinstein, Cohen, LewTBTinker, Burns, Olson, Robertson. Fourth Row: Rudnick, Ferris, O ' Meara, Desmond, Nicholas, Flaherty, Leclair, Mullins, Conroy. Fifth Row: Page, Malone, Thomas, Balas, Grilli, Daniels, Webber, Michelson, Yanulis. 1970-71 saw the rebirth of the Medical Sciences Club, under the able sponsorship of Mr. Ellsworth. This year, the format of the club was slightly different from that of previous years. Guest speakers and movies were alternated with stimulating seminars on such topics as, What is Death? , and Medical Problems we Face in the Next 25 Years . The need for Medically-oriented personnel increases daily. We hope that by cultivating the interest of young people in these areas, we may help to alleviate this problem. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . . . David Yoffe . Michael Cahill Roland Janbergs . .Steven Vance Medical Sciences Club First Row: Schaff, Anderson, Janbergs, Yoffe (Pres ), Cahill (V. Pres.), Schilit, Sheehan, Gobron, Yu. Second Row: Mr. Ellsworth, Wong, Wolfreys, Sommer, Mahoney, Wamboldt, Susi, Me Carren, Thom Page, De Napoli, Conlon, Waggett, Rock, Flaherty, Holleran, Balas, Driscoll, Burns. Fourth Row: Hean, Ovesen, Balutis, Erwin, Nestor, Koretz, Regan, Malone, Thomas, Scavotto, Me Kinnon Math X Club The expressed purpose of the Math X Club is to pro- mote and foster mathematics and provide talks on subjects not usually dealt with in the classrooms . This is a pretty good explanation of its activities. The club is by no means concerned with teaching advanced fields of mathematics. Rather, talks are given, by the members themselves, on any aspect of mathematics which seems interesting and or un- usual. One topic discussed earlier in the year was the possibility of betting on a sure thing in sports. Pros- pective talks for the remainder of the year include: the proof of the quadratic formular; and a method of finding the area under a curve. The Math X Club would like to thank its sponsor, Mr. Wellings, for his frequent and much appreciated assistance. President Vice-President . . Secretary-T reasurer . . . Mark Seliber . . Philip Webber Lawrence Conroy First Row: Cohen, Stone, Wasserman, Webber (V.P.), Seliber (Pres ), Conroy, Glaskin, Ng, Hamano Second Row: Devlin, Longfield, Schlossberg, Blonder, Cohen, M., Slatter, Mayo, Suide, Moses. Third Row: Malone, Clawson, IMasti, Murphy, K., Sullivan, Rock, Driscoll, Stem, Rule. Math Team Mr. Durante, Stern, Seliber, Steele, Palter, Moses, Mr. Welnert The Math Team, traditionally one of the school ' s most successful units, has once again proved itself worthy of this reputation. Not only has it won eleven consecutive regular season contests, but also last year, for the first time ever, Boston Latin prevailed over some fifty other teams during the Greater Boston Math League season. The team is right near the top again this year, and is confidently looking forward to success in the upcoming contests, as well as in the league and state playoffs. The members of the team, who are chosen on the basis of their mathematical ability, are: Senior Co-captains Mark Seliber and Gary Palter; Ju- niors Guy Steele and Robert Moses; and Sophomores Rich- ard Stern and Philip Jameson. Much thanks is due to Mr. Weinert and Mr. Durante for their invaluable aid and guid- ance. 139 I ■ Model United Nations Committee First Row: Cuddy, Suchechi, Thurm (Chairman), Fong, Parna, Second Row: Kostaras, O ' Sullivan, Hinds, Reilly The world Is seething with problems; problems that are the result of selfish and often irrational thinking. One of the only routes of reaching a solution to these enigmas is to understand the views of the various nations involved. It is to this end that Model United Nations are established. We sent delegates to represent foreign countries at Model UNs held at Harvard and Brandeis and we represented states at a Model Congress in North Haven, Connecticut. Those students involved received a working knowledge of international diplomacy and the school received honors and awards won by our delegations. Chairman David Thurm Orchestra The 1971 Boston Latin School Orchestra has survived near-suffocation to come through with a fine year of music. Under the neverfailing direction of Mr. Henry Guarino, the members of the group have accomplished an amazing amount of good performances. The entire BLS Orchestra wishes to join with the seniors in thanking Mr. Guarino for all of his efforts and we hope that the orchestra will continue to come through for years to come. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Librarian . . . Robert Spillane (Concert Master) Edward Harney Steven Gluzband Paul O ' Sullivan Kenneth Finn First Row: Thurm, Spillane— Concertmaster, President, Guarino, Harney— Vice-President, O ' Sullivan— Treasurer, Zarba— Historian Second Row: Thorn, Pearson— Sgt at Arms, Devellis, Casey, O’Sullivan, R., Korzec, Alfert, George, Leiter, Wellehen, Sudenfield, Brady. Third Row: McCoy, Pearson, J., Giordano, Robinson, Keenan, Lundberg, Kintz, Kane, Domenicucci, DiNatale, Mirski, Dolhert. Fourth Row: Tyman, Albert, Spillane, Walsh, Mitchell, Healy, Vaughn, Weiss, Egan. National Honor Society Scholarship, service, character and leadership are the qualifications for membership in the National Honor Soci- ety. Under the guidance of Mr. Jachmauh, this year ' s mem- bers more than exhibited these four qualities. In addition to serving as tutors to underclassmen the N.H.S. members played a great role in soliciting donations for the Music Festiival ad book. With the addition of several outstanding juniors in Dec- ember, the total membership swelled to well over 100, President Steve Travers highest in the state. Vice-President Rich Curzi The officers and members wish to express their gratitude Secretary Bob O ' Meara to Mr. Jachmauh for his invaluable guidance and assistance Treasurer Ed Sullivan throughout the year. First Row: My kolajewycz, Hambleton, Hogan, Hearsey, McLaughlin, Fong, St. John, Kohler, Baron, O ' Donnell Second Row: Gottschalk, Duczanowski, Thurm, Lukosi, Fogarty, Dawson, Vaughn, Kobzik, Rock, Desmond, Steele. Third Row: Walker, Gri II i, MacDonnell, Miller, Venuti, Lovett, Sullivan, Lew, Conn, Don, Thomas C., Malone, Kelly, McCluskey, S., Santos, Erlick. Fourth Row: Benno, Dowd, Parna, Kenney, Belekewicz, Cahill, Farley, Naumes, R. Fifth Row: Boyd, Coulombre, Crowley, Dacey, Carroll, Grendall, Balliro, Faldetta, Lundberg, Repetti, Feinburg, Murphy, K., Vance, Michelson, Presotto. 142 Members and guests gather in library after induction ceremonies. First Row: Yee, Raiff, Markowitz, Amuzzini, Carey, Diettrich, Morriso, Janbergs, Gee. Second Row: Seliber, Stone, Sullivan (TREAS), Curzl (V.P.), Travers (PRES.), O ' Meara (SEC.), Weinstein, Cohen. Third Row: Gay, Yoffe, Chin, Wong, O ' Donnell, Suchecki, Genovese, Coughlin, Blonder, Parisi, Yee. Fourth Row: Moses, Givsto, Frantzen, Webber, Malin, Wasserman, Slater, Mayo. Fifth Row: Bayers, Dunn, Clawson, Pidgeon, Koretz, Tatar, Page, Tobin, Freedman, Chin 143 Philatelic Society The Philatelic Society ' s rebuilding program continued this year, as membership and enthusiasm increased. Students were able to trade, buy, and sell stamps at our monthly auctions. Members also were afforded the opportunity to attend our annual trips to the Cardinal Spellman Philatelic Museum and the South Postal Annex. Occasional guest speakers enlightened us as to the different aspects of philately. The year was climaxed with our Third Annual Philatelic Exhibition , which was held last April in the library. 1970-71 proved to be a very successful year for us, but one man is mainly responsible — our sponsor, Mr. Pheeny. He has given us a great deal of time, effort and moral support during our period of rebuilding and we wish to take this opportunity to extend our sincere gratitude to him for his able assistance. President David S. Yoffe Vice-President Steven A. Wamboldt Secretary Martin Censullo Treasurer Roland Janbergs I I Stamp Club First Row: Moschella, Janbergs (SEC.), Brady (TREAS.), Wamboldt, S. (V.P.), Yanulis, R., Soliba, Mayo Second Row: Glllis, Segelman, Vannoni, McMillian, Balas, Kelly, Luftman. Photography Club First Row: Foti, Breslin, Presotto, Parna (PRES.), Mr. Neary, Lawsky (V.PRES.), McDonough, Ramaci, Kelly, Frantzen. Second Row: Vaughn, Manning, Alukonis, Chermesino, Yong, Kenian, D ' Agostino, Gordan, Yoffe, Moses Third Row: D ' Anato, Keenan, Silverman, Parna, O ' Connell, Dzierewienko, Ule, Sucheck. Fourth Row: Vance, Sheehan, Susi, Yanulis, Brenhert, Cohan, Nazzaro, Hearne, Suchecko, Flaherty, Stern, Vannoni, Keenan, Bartlett, Clarke. This year ' s photo club was a vast improvement over last year ' s club (we had meetings). In addition to the usual slide shows on basic picture taking, the club conducted clinics on darkroom techniques, professional photographers as- sociations, and the legal aspects of the photographic profes- sion. Various contests were sponsored by the club and a year-end exhibition was given, containing photos contribut- ed by the membership. All in all, the year proved to be quite productive, es- pecially for those new members who were introduced to the rewards of photography. The club thanks Mr. Neary for his time and patience. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . . Bill Parna . Mike Lawsky David Presotto Norm Frantzen 145 Professional Club The primary objective of the Boston Latin School Pro- fessional Club is to acquaint its members with the various professions and to stimulate a special interest in some particular field. In fulfilling this aim, our club has sought guest speakers representing every phase of today ' s professional world. We are endeavoring to obtain Latin School alumni as guest speakers, hoping to rekindle in them an interest in our school. President . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . Sgt. at Arms . Andris Jansens . . .Justin Testa . Thomas Benno . Frank Frassica Kevin McClusky Ski Club First Row: Wamboldt, Benno, Wong, Rosencranz, Tambakis (Pres ), Repetti (V.P.), Sullivan (Sec.), Yanulis, Ng. Second Row: Gobron, Grilli, D ' Agostino, Jansons, Mykolajewycz, Brady, Monarch, Walsh, Sheehan, Lohan, Saliba, Foley. Third Row: Woods, Hebard, Dion, Gordon Dune, O ' Mara, Frackleton, Alukonis, Connelly. Fourth Row: Crowley, Kidd, Wieckowski, Hamano, Chin, Sullivan, McBride, Lawson, Powers, Greene, Cass, Frackleton. The skiers turned out in droves, as the Ski Club enjoyed its second successful year. Trips to Waterville Valley, Mt. Snow, Killington and Wildcat were thoroughly enjoyed by all members. The officers, along with Mr. Berger first planned the trips and then supervised them with excellence. A trip to the Austrian Alps is planned for next year. The members of the club would like to thank the officers and Mr. Berger for making this year ' s club a very enjoyable one. President Paul Tambakis Vice-Pres Jim Reppetti Treasurer Jim Rosencranz Secretary Greg Sullivan 147 Stage Crew Under the able direction of Mr. Leo Casey, the B.L.S. Stage Crew again grinds out another year of assemblies, public declamations and other shows. In addition to work done for the Latin School, the crew also assists Girl’s Latin in their annual show and the graduation of J.P. High School, Girl ' s Trade and Girl ' s High. The Latin School thanks Mr. Casey and the members of the Stage Crew for their fine work. Mgr Asst. Mgr. . Treas. . . . Sgt. at Arms Secs .... Bob Boyd . . .Kevin Barry . . Marty Lydon .... Rick Spry Flaherty Parna Student Council Consideration action. This year ' s Student Council is one of the most successful in years. Among the President William Coughlin many diversified changes brought about, several concerned the schedule; such as Vice-President John Casey the locker visitation period; the 8:15 warning bell; and the early dismissal from Secretary Paul Suchecki last period studies. The Student Council has also found a home for the homeless Treasurer Tony Genovese weightlifting Club, and insured equal coverage to all teams in the bulletin. The Sgt. at Arms Tim Casey second half of the year was devoted to seeking changes in the curriculum. First Row: Carey, Coyne, Marshall, Sinnott, Thurm, Cronin, Carroll, Brennan. Second Row: Nicholas, Feinberg, Sucheki, Casey (V.Pres.), Coughlin, Nilsen, Genovese (Treasury), Casey, T. J. (Sgt. at Arms), Rudnick. Third Row: McDonough, Vazza, Gordon, Keenan, Holbrook, Ovesen, Lussier, Flaherty, Travers, Desmond Fourth Row: Reilly, O ' Meara, Grllli, English, Hogan, Cuddy, Paris, DePaolis. Fifth Row: O’Mara, Hawkins, McKinnon, McCluskey, Flynn, Clampa, Cronin, McCarthy, Donoghue, Antoniazzi, McLaughlin. 21st Century Analysis Society Hardiman, Wambolt, Smeglin (Sec.), Zarba (Treas.), Cahill (Pres.), Thurm (V.Pres.), Black, Koretz. Second Row: McCarthy, Vance, Holler- an, Stryer, Conti. The 21st Century Analysis Society, a relatively new club to the Latin School scence, has already made its influence felt in the School, by the discussion of such subjects as world peace, nuclear destruction and population control. Each discussion is supplemented by movies and individual research projects. Field trips to the Museum of Science and other institutions of scientific interest are planned. Most of this year ' s program has been devoted to the initial stages of a Model Cities of the Future Plan, which will develop and mature further in the subsequent years of the Society. The plan, basically, is to develop an ideal type of city for the future, keeping in mind the current trends in technology and sociology and also working towards the eventual elimination of our cities ' problems. Our sincerest thanks to our sponsor, Mr. Hannigan, who has always been more than willing to devote his time to the society. President Michael Cahill Vice-President David Thurm Secretary Anthony Smeglin Treasurer Chris Zarba City of the Future. Weightlifting Club The body beautifuls of Latin School are meeting three days a week under the supervision of Mr. Cohen and Mr. Costello in the pursuit of greater physical strength. Last year ' s extensive program proved worthwhile for the football team, enabling them to out muscle larger opponents. Although we were evicted from our former home in preference for a computer we have acquired the large and spacious (?) confines of the locker room. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Mr. Muscle Beach Annette Funicello . . . Charles Atlas . .Frankie Avalon First Row: Theisman, Hurkules, Travaglino, Foti, Monarch, Kintz, Survillo, King, Mahoney, Lohan, Boodro Second Row: Driscoll, Burnham, Lydon, Sullivan, McCarthy, Grilli, O ' Meara, Costello, Nicholas, Lussier, Flaherty, Nazzaro, McBride Third Row: Hoag, Daridian, Holbrook, Ferris, Holleran, McDonough, Thom Suchechi, Hambelton, Greeley, Cesso, Costello, M., Repetti, McFarland, Hanna, Domenicucci. Fourth Row: Chillemi, Strecker, Oveson, Morgan, Goldin, Wong, J., Catam, Foley, Marsden, Lohler, McCluskey, S., Paget, Desimone. Fifth Row: Gervino, Amara, Goldstein, Vazza, Hickey, Olson, Rudnick, Mazares, Benno, Grilli, J., Thomas, P., Sixth Row: Albert, McLaughlin, O ' Toole, Yanulis, O ' Donnell, Latyszonek, Collins, Henderson, Griffin Victory Club This year ' s Victory Club was very successful. Throughout the year, the Latin School cheering section at the different sporting events was thronged with members of the Victory Club. These hardy supporters, nearly one third of the student body were constantly involved in various activities. Special thanks go to the cheerleaders and to the Girl ' s Latin Pep Club, whose members often graced the sporting events. The officers and members of the Victory Club deeply appreciate the cooperation, enthusiasm and confidence exhibited by Dr. O ' Leary, Mr. Devore, and Mr. Costello, without whose support the success of the Victory Club would not have been realized, and hope that the Club will continue successfully in the support of all the school ' s athletic teams. Is this a Head and Shoulders com- mercial? President John Rudnick Vice-President John Casey Secretary Theodore Brinkert Head Cheerleader Aiden Desmond Bring on the girls. First Row: Susi, Rosencrantz, Repetti, Morgan, Moschella, Ruggiero, McFarland, Ng. 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