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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

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Mr. Van Steenberger brought more to the Lat- in School than just pure knowledge. His bi-cul- tural background, Belgian and So. Boston-Rox- bury, served to enhance the development of the men of Latin School. Since his untimely retire- ment due to illness at the end of last year, he has been sorely missed, and always will be missed by those who knew him intimately, casually and also by those who only know him by reputation. It is with much, much pride that we, the class of 1972 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Albert J. Van Steenbergen. 4 Aaron Gordon Aaron Gordon began teaching history at the Boston Latin School in the fall of 1929. He has been an integral part of the Boston Latin School Faculty for the past 43 years. During these years, he coached track and tennis, produced op- perettas and was faculty advisor to the Register and Yearbook for over twenty years. The many friendships that were made during these years have been a source of ongoing joy for him . He was a “Latin School boy” himself and has always remained one in his feelings for the school and its students. We, the senior class, wish to extend to him our thanks for these many years and wish him many years of health and happiness. 5 m SPIRIT . . . THAT IS THE LATIN SCHOOL UNFORGETABLE PLACES . . MATHER BIT.RNCH WARREN Seniors Look Back 1 JUST DIDN ' T WANT TO D ROP IT ' Mahoney , King Latin Hemes Coed? ... Not Yet! Early Dismissal BLS Underclassmen Attacked New Face in Office Track Team Sweeps Reggies Senior Program. Mistake? School Painted History Is Made At B.L.S. Co-Education Inevitable? City Told Boston Latin, Others Must Go Coed O Mara Defeats Suchecki Student Council Initiates Curriculum Review Close Class Election Forseen B , h m , Basll „ SENIOR LOUNGE A SUCCESS Marking Terms Reduced Athletes feast at Banquet FLEXIBLE CAMPUS UNDER STUDY mation. summer rea for intercoms, the, peeling paint ties, lack of, Mister Meano ms. optional computer programming, I.B.A eroom perio ts, penny loafers, white socks eeders of Democracy, Baker and Moratorium . . :e. No Senior Lounge lo. Support for the war, nt Revolt, Faneuil H the School ither King, Robert F. Kei appaquidic ' S at Harvard State, Attica, My Lai drin, Armstrong, and Collins An all male An all male School Edwin F. Butters Assistant Headmaster William Devore Assistant Headmaster Mrs. Curadossi Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Gibbons Se cretaries IN ARDUIS SERVARE MENTEM HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE 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 car- ried 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 1972, along with the le- gions of past graduates, has received a training in the Humanities based on “spiritual growth toward intel- lectual and moral perfection.” Because of this educa- tion, 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 de- fender, thereby inspiring those of lesser moral fiber. You will be leaders in our society of tomorrow, never forgetting the example of hosts of leaders whose names adorned our hallowed hall. The latter excelled in many fields of endeavor but they all had one thing in common — a resolute determination to do their duty and excel in the 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 Philosopher’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 Mas- ters, parents, and the good people of the City of Bos- ton 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 education by being a generous donor to the Scholarship Funds. Above all heed the admonition of Horace. Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem — .” BMP Pi The waiting period Self-evaluation Filing applica tion The thrill of acceptance . . . the agony of rejection LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackmauh, Mosher, Foster, Mednicoff, Colbert, Bowers. .. .ii — ... . ' ••a • i .1 . ...� ... . . • ‘ v THE BLS READER See Herbie learn to tell time. his tests. happy when he corrects tests. Right on Herbie! SEATED: McNamara, Smith, Zoll. Resmk, Landrigan, Hannigan. Roche. STANDING: Casey, Bowman, Sacks, Russell, Ra- bin, Freedman, Carlson, Waldron, Flynn, Tarpey. Neary. See Kevin. Kevin is learnin to read. See Mac warn his students. Warn, Mac, warn THE PERILS OF EUROPEAN TRAVEL Heed the warnings of those who know Beware the temptress SEATED: Sakey. Donovan, Sullivan. Diodato. Fox. STANDING: Hartel. ward. Nilsen, Berger, Ponte, Stan. Always be on your guard The evil eye has frightened even the bravest of men. Dreams of Wealth the odds SEATED: Themistocles, Wellings, Weinert, Durante. Salvucci, Maisey, Hewes STANDING: Jame- son, Regan, Durant, Haberstroh, Russell. Redgate, Muse, Soibelman, Cirame, Figuring PLAYING NUMBERS agawcenBBMoe sw c p ; the procedure seems faulty ... so magic is tried THE WIZARDRY Planning our experiment i jJH| but more work is needed « FORGETTING THE PAST Sometimes the past is unpleasant, so we try to forget to some this comes natural . others need a little helper SEATED: McCabe. Gordon, Famulari, Johnson, Benmati. Sheridan STAND- ING: Connolly, Rubinovitz, Leary, Hodgson, Finizia. but some may never forget The best way to forget the past is to memorize it TEACHING HINTS FOR fHE CLASSICS Always smile, baby smile but remain firm, forever explaining 1 f. — x r SEATED: Sakey, Guilfoy, Jameson, Miller, Desmond, Pollock, Cox. STANDING: Duch, Close, Gaylord, Evans, Fri- sardi, Shea, Salterio. PHYS ED LATIN STYLE Some are tireless in their pursuit others merely whistle their time away SEATED: Irons. Evans, Chiarini, Coleman. STANDING: Jackman, Costello. Cohen . but all are dedicated and always . . . ALERT . . . or pursue special hobbies ■ ' i ' ' S ' 11 ' - - ' ? ' fillSi iv. W0§W . -,v ■ vmtmKi, 4iWi«n� ; SSy� ; mmmm P R I M A N Kevin A. McCluskey PRESIDENT PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE Boston Latin School — we have all been a part of its history and now it is a part of ours. Our long expe- rience at the School will influence us throughout our lives. We will draw upon the resources which a Latin School education has given us time and time again — an education which has taught us not only how to utilize the facts absorbed from countless textbooks, but also an education which has taught us how to deal with the problems and short-comings of our complicated society. To consider ourselves truly intelligent, though, would be a grave mistake, for we still have much to learn about ourselves and the world around us — a world of new nations and nuclear weapons, of afflu- ence and starvation, of war and peace. Upon leaving Latin School, we carry with us mem- ories, both pleasant and unpleasant, of people and events; we leave behind us accomplishments, both monumental and miniscule, in every aspect of our school life. We must now begin to accept the greater responsi- bilities and challenges that are waiting beyond the security of high school, with its friendly cliques and protecting walls. We must now become involved in the real work- ings of society: in govenment, business, science, education — all the professions, always ready to sac- rifice our personal ambitions and desires for the more practical interests of all. This sacrifice will call for a great deal of maturity, unselfishness, and dedi- cation. I hope that the Latin School has. at least in part, instilled these valuable traits within each of you. Let us all remain faithful to our Alma Mater, always prepared to come to her assistance in times of need. Finally, we must boldly seek out reality — a search which at first will be very painful, but in the end be very rewarding. For without recognizing what our greatest problems are, how can we hope to solve them?, how can we hope to improve society? We must not allow ourselves to become disillusioned with the conditions of the world, for there are no textbook solutions, no easy answers to our prob- lems. Instead we must continue to hope, and contin- ue to work towards building a better world, ignoring hatred, prejudice, and narrow-mindedness in favor of humane concerns and sincere regards for others. Only in this way can we find the key to a life of peace and harmony for all men . To the members of the class of ' 72, I offer my deepest congratulations and a sincere hope for every happiness and success in the future. Kevin A. McCluskey 38 John G. Albert Michael R. Hanna Bernard C. Kohler Paul G. Paget 39 James E. Pearson Edmund P. Tutlys Frederick J. Carey Mark E. Cuddy CHAIRMAN Matthew P. Basile THE CLASS OF 1972 It is impossible to use generalities in describing the members of the Class of 1972. A great variety of back- rounds. personalities, and personal goals exists in these Latin School men, as they have in every other group of seniors. The Class of ' 72 has strengthened the concept of increased freedom, coupled with responsibility, in education, with the stress often-times shifting to per- sonal-interest development, in order to prepare them- selves capably for the difficult task of surviving in a highly specialized society. They have compiled a record of consistent achieve- ment and have shared both successes and setbacks throughout their careers at the school — careers characterized by hard work towards a common goal. A great number of positive accomplishments in aca- demics, athletics, and student government, to name a few, far exceeds the small number of failures; this pos- itive attitude is the key to a rewarding experience at the Latin School, just as it is the key to a rewarding experience in life. A much harsher education, one in life itself, will continue beyond the red-brick bastion of education on the Avenue, but the Class of ’72 will be prepared, for they have already tasted life in all its sweetness and bitterness. Within the microcosm of society known as the Latin School, they have encountered not only joy and happiness through their many friendships, but also fear and prejudice in their meetings with many different types of people. They have achieved a great goal by their graduation from what is now their Alma Mater, Boston Latin School, and will hopefully repay their parents, teach- ers, and advisors by using their unique talents to fur- ther the causes of peace and concern for mankind throughout the world. ARTHUR WILLIAM ADAMS Now we must prove ourselves. Victory Club II; Junior Achievement III: Wrestling Club III, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: to be a Doctor. JOHN GERARD ALBERT Put your shoulder to the wheel and your nose to the grind- stone. Don ' t you feel ridiculous? Class Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Football lll-l; Junior Band VI; Senior Band V-l; Orchestra V- I; Stage Band IV-II; All City Band IV-III; All City Orchestra IV; Golf Club lll-ll; Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club ll-l; German Club II; Model Railroad Club V-VI; Latin-English Program I; Weightlifting Club lll-l; OutdoorTrack III. Ambition: To be content with peace of mind. John MARK WAYNE ALLEN If you don’t do it, it won ' t get done. Chess Club lll-l. Ambition: To be a writer. RICHARD K. ALLEN So it goes. Victory Club I V-l ; Track V-l; Bibliophile Club II; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad ll-l; Modern Prize III; Drug Education Club I; T rack V; German Club III; N.H.S. I. Ambition. To be an Engineer or Musician. Mark 40 Rich JOSEPH AMARA Very few can be trusted with an education. Glee Club VI; Photography Club V; Intramural Hockey III; Weightlifting Club 111,11; Junior Achievement III. II; Golf Club IV; Victory Club V I - 1 1 1 ; Debating Society V; Bowling Club III; New England Telephone J.A. President ' s Tour II Ambition: To be a Dentist or pilot. JOSEPH JOHN AMATO If you want to leave your footprints in the sands of time wear work shoes. Philatelic Society IV; Chess Club I V-l ; Secretary I; Chess Team 11,1; B.L.S. Science Fair V; Football 111,11; Victory Club 111,11; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Modern Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; N.H.S. I; Astronomical Society IV; Bowling Club I; French Club I; 21 ' st Century Analysis Society I Ambition: To be a renowned M.D. or researcher. JOHN FRANCIS ARANCIO Hoc est avibus. Math X Club; Chess Club II; Science Fair III; Ski Club II; French Tutor, MIT High School Study Program II; I.B.A. Highway Safety Club II; Victory Club I; Ecology Club I; T rack Team III. Ambition: To be a Dentist. JOHN H. ASHBURN Excellence is never granted to men but is a reward of labor. Victory Club IV. Ill; Intramural Basketball III; Indoor T rack IV; Professional Club III. Ambition: To be the lead singer of a successful rock group. RICHARD FRANCIS BALAS Fools rush in and get the best seats. Track IV, III; J.V. Football III; German Club 111,11; Wrestling Club II; Victory Club I V-l : Political Science Club 111,11; Medi- cal Science Club III. Ambition: To be a Doctor. JOHN JOSEPH BARRY There are no great men, just great challenges ordinary men have to meet. Chess Club V; Victory Club 11,1; Soccer 11,1; Basketball 111,1; J.V. Track III; Cross-country IV; Model U.N. I; ARGO 11,1, Business Manager I. Ambition: To live to see the end of my life. Stretch, Barry RICHARD JAMES BAUMER Excellence knows no limits. Victory Club; Intramural Basketball III. Ambition: To be a Disc-Jockey. 41 Rich, Dick MSI ROBERT MICHAEL BEDUGNIS The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; the optimist, the opportunity in every difficulty. Art II; Professional Club I; Victory Club I; J.V. Hockey III: Intramural Hockey III. Co-Capt. Ill; Highway Safety Club I; Key Club I; 21’st Century Analysis Society I. Ambition: To be an economist. LOUIS JOSEPH BERNASCONI The face of war is the face of death, Man ' s ability to destroy himself is complete. Bowling Club I; Computer Programmers’ Society lll-l; Phi- latelic Society IV, III; M.l.T. E.S.P. Ill-I. Ambition: To engage in music production and reproduction. MATTHEW PETER BASILE Ask not for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. Victory Club I V-l ; Ski Club Secretary III; Football I V-l 1 1 ; Baseball I V-l ; Athletic Captain II; Fidelity Prize V; Delegate to Mass. Boy’s State II; Class Day Committee; Argo II I; Liber Actorum I; Class Committee I. Ambition: To be a Teacher or Social Worker. WILLIAM FREDERICK BAYERS We have no choice but to carry on. Modern Prize VI; German Club lll-l; Track V; N.H.S. Il-I; Brown Book Award II; National Merit Finalist I; Victory Club lll-l; Bibliophile Society III. Ambition: To be an Archaeologist. MARC BEROZ I watched a prince bang his fists on the floor to make mu- sic and I was deeply moved and thought, He is truly an artist.” Crew IV; Junior Achievement III; Science Fair IV. Certifi- cate of Merit III, First Prize II; Regional Science Fair, First Prize II; State Science Fair, Third Prize II; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To be an Experimental Psycholoist. LAWRENCE S. BERSON To thine own self be true. Junior Band V; Highway Safety Club IV; Victory Club IV-II; Cross Country I; Indoor T rack 1,11; Outdoor T rack 1,11; Mod- el U.N. 1,11; Argo Business Staff 1,11; Stamp Club IV; Fidelity Prize II . ADONIS BERZINS Vast Vision must improve our sight and perhaps at last we’ll see, an end to our home’s endless blight and the be- ginning of the free. Victory Club 1,11; Biology Club I; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be a Marine Biologist. Mark Don Bob Louie, Hey You Larry and a G.l. Joe. and I wanna I know the homework ' s someplace How the heck did you do that?!? pr Hi. Joe Nikon, here! WILLIAM JOSEPH BOODRO No man is poor who has but one friend. Cross Country V, VI; Indoor Track V; Weightlifting Club II I; Bowling Club II, I. President I; Public Declamation 11,1 Victory Club II. I; M.l.T. High School Study Program 11,1 Junior Achievement I, Treasurer I, Ambition: To become a Master Poet and an honest politician . Buddy JOSEPH MARION BOYLE I Have nothing to say. Computer Programming II; Spring Soccer II; Victory Club Ambition:Tobea Mathematician. TIMOTHY JAMES BUDD Nothing for nothing. Cross Country V; Track IV; Junior Achievement III; Swim- ming II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To enter Foreign Service. JOHN FRANCIS BREEN They said it couldn’t be done and I did it. Victory Club I; Fidelity Prize II. Ambition; To help people. Joe GREER BUGG Shoa do look good on the outside, but my lips are sealed. A.A.B.S. Afro-American Society lll-l; Track lll-l; Intramural Basketball . Jack, Big John Greer THEODORE BENJAMIN BRINKERT There is a place I am in now, where I look back and look ahead and dream and wonder. Intramural Hockey VI; JV Hockey V; JV Football IV; Intra- mural Basketball II; Victory Club II, I, Secretary II; Drill Team V, VI; English Latin Program Staff II; Usher Harvard Commencement II; Highway Safety Club III; Ski Club I; Key Club II; Debating Society V; Argo Staff I; Cafeteria Staff V; Library Staff IV; Automotive Club IV; Medical Sci- ence Club II; Professional Club II; Class Day Committee I; T reasurer Class of 1972. Ambition: To have Peace of Mind. PHILLIP J. BURKE Heaven does not help the man who will not act. Soccer Team VI-IV, II; Intramural Hockey IV; Crew I; Red Cross Club III; Debating Society IV; Victory Club II, I; Ger- man Club lll-l; Table Tennis Club President II; Fidelity Prize VI; Modern Prize II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To live longand dangerously. Ted Jase, Jay JAMES EDWARD BURNS Go ahead; laugh. It ' s funny. Victory Club VI I; Soccer 11,1; Argo II, I, Editor-in-Chief I; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Automotive Club IV; Prom Committee I; Senior Lounge Staff I; Bowling Club I; German Club I; Junior Achievement 111,11; Key Club lll-l; Delegate New England Covention 1970 Ambition: To be a Kurfurst, to climb to the top of the unsweetened pineapple |uice heap. JOHN THEODORE BURNS Life is too serious to worry about! German Club IV, II; Biology Club IV; Advanced Science Program III; Crew lll-l; President Aquarium Club III; Bowl- ing Club II; Professional Club II; Billiards Club II; Cafeteria Staff II; Medical Sciences Club II: Victory Club II I: Argo II; Junior Achievement, secretary I; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To enter Oceanography or Marine Biology. JAMES EDMUND BYRNE Anything worth having is worth working for. Football lll-l, Captain I; Baseball I V-l ; Basketball I V-l I ; Crew IV; Key Club lll-ll; Victory Club I V-l ; Prom Committee I; LIBER ACTORUM I; ARGO I; Student Council IV; Cafete- ria Marshall II; Modern Prize IV; Classical Prize II; N.H.S. II, I; Latin-English Program II; Class Day Committee I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Math Olympiad II . Ambition: to be happy. FREDERICK JOSEPH CAREY And when the night is cloudy There is still a light that shines on me Shine until tomorrow, let it be. Photography Club VI; Track and Field Club lll-l. Secretary II; Modern Prize VI, V; Fidelity Prize III; N.H.S. 11,1, Treasur- er I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; M.A.M.L. Cer- tificate of Merit I; Mass. Boys’ State Delegate II; Cross- Country I V-l, Captain I; Indoor and Outdoor T rack V-l, Co- Captain I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Prom Committee I; Class Committee I. RONALD M. CASS Work to be satisified. Victory Club Vl-I; Billiards Club III: Trackk III; Fidelity Prize II; Ski Club lll-l. Ambition: to give my second million to charity. GILBERT W. CHARNEY My mind is clear now. Chess Club Vl-I; Chess Team I V-l ; Fidelity Prize V; Biology Club IV; Astronomy Club IV; French Club 11,1; Soccer 11,1; Math X Club ; Classical Prize II; Molecular Biology Semi- nar III; Ecology Seminar II; N.H.S. 11,1. Ambition: To be happy and successful in all my endeavors. JASON WAI-YEUN CHIN Love is where you find it, Happiness is how you pursue it, Success is not what you achieve, but how you achieve it. Life is what you make of it. Chess Team IV-I; Chess Club Vl-I; Victory Club I V-l ; Photog- raphy Club ll-l; Yearbook Photography Staff I; Argo II; Table Tennis Society I; Asian Cultures Club ll-l. co-chair- man I; Junior Achievement II; Key Club ll-l; Science Fair IV; Math Olympiad I; MITHSSP I; National Honor Society I; Track and Field Club III; Intramural Basketball III; J V. Hockey III; Track IV-I; Ambition: To achieve the tenth degree Black Belt. Jack 144 ii Hmmmm Will you guys get outta’ there? The Colonel’s coura geous corridor corps Bob Tonv, T.C. Dick, Big D. ALAN JEFFREY CHEINSTEIN You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Then people are gonna’ treat you better, you ' re gonna ' find, yes, you will, that you ' re as beautiful as you feel. Junior Red Cross Volunteer VI; Fifty Hour Service Award; Philatelic Society V; Photography Club V; Victory Club IV; Junior Achievement lll-l; Treasurer III; Vice-President II; President I. Ambition: To meet, to understand and to help others. ROBERT WING-YU CHIN Mitgefangen, Mitgehangen. Approbation Prize VI, V, IV. Ill; Modern Prize, VI, II; Classical Prize IV. Ill; Glover Medal III; Math Olympiad Finalist II; National Honor Society 11,1; Track V.lll; German Club 11,1; Math Club I; Billiards Club II; Table Tennis Society II; Asian Cultures Club I; Letter of Merit in Olympiad Contest I. Ambition: to be an engineer. PETER ALEXANDER CHUNG Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. Victory Club IV-I; Indoor Track III; Intramural Hockey III; Junior Achievement, Vice-President; Key Club III; Biblio- phile Club II; Drug Education Club II. Ambition: to be a civil engineer. TONY CHARLES CLAWSON Strive to be happy JETS V, IV, III; German Club 111,11,1: Math X Club 111,11,1; J.V. Hockey V; Cafeteria Helper IV; Modern Prize IV, III; Victory Club IV, III, 11,1; Quayle Questionaire I; Math Olympiad 11,1; National Honor Society 11,1; Track III; Professional Club III, 11,1; Ecology Action Club 11,1; Table Tennis Society 11,1; In- ternational Cultures Club II; Science Fair IV, 1 1 1 . Ambition: To be a Bio-medical Engineer. PAUL H. COFFEY Nihil dictum quod non dictum prius. Junior Red Cross VI; Philatelic Society VI, I, Secretary I; Soccer V-l; Hon. Mention M.B.T.A. Essay Contest IV; Fideli- ty Prize II. Ambition: To be a doctor. 4 i i i •s V M ’3 :« � � il -■ ' v. vs $3 RICHARD B. COLLINS I’ve always liked to do the hard things in life. BLS Key Club 11,1; Sergeant at arms f; Hockey I; Football III, II; Weightlifting II: Victory Club 11,1; Cafeteria Marshall II; Bookstore Staff I; Ski Club II; Billiards Club. Ambition: To be a State Trooper CHARLES ROBERT CONNORS I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain. I ' ve seen sunny days that I though would never end, I’ve seen lonely times when I could not find a friend; but I always thought that I’d see you again. Victory Club V-l I ; Drug Education Club II Ambition: to succeed. Paul, Brimsek Charlie, Chuck I ! ;• i i. S Marcus, Cuddy THOMAS FRANCIS PATRICK COHAN JR. You may lead a horse to water, but he will drink when and what he pleases. Pope Committee II; Victory Club I; Debating Society III; Student Council II; Drug Education Club; Mid Winter Dance Committee; Latm-English Program Staff I; Senior Prom Committee Co-chairman; Features Editor Argo I; J.V. Baseball III; Dramatic Society II; Hockey V-l. Ambition; To become the American ambassador to France. MARK MICHAEL COSTELLO They will not listen, they don’t know how. Football lll-l; Swim Team V-l; So-captain I; Track lll-l; Har- vard Commencement Usher lll-ll; Weightlifting lll-l; Victo- ry Club Vl-I; Student Council I; Red Cross Club VI; Intra- mural Basketball III; Fidelity Prize II; Classical Prize V; Wrestling III; Argo II; Lounge Staff I. Ambition: To have money. TIMOTHY MATHEW CRAVEN How many times must the cannon balls fly before they’re forever banned? Junior Achievement lll-l, Company President I; Golf Club III; Music Appreciation V; Junior Bowling II; Victory Club Vl-I. Ambition: To be the President of the United States. JEREMIAH J. CONNORS JR. Many things, which for our own sake we should never do, we perform for the sake of our friends. Argo Staff 11,1; Managing Editor Argo I; Swim Team lll-l; Co-Captain Swim Team I; Senior Lounge Coordinator I; Victory Club I V-l ; Prom Committee I; Midwinter Dance Committee I; Class Day Committee I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II. Ambition: to find the time to do a math home lesson. JOHN A. COTILLO There are two kinds of people in the world: Italians and people who wish they were. Crew IV, III, II. I, Captain I; Intramural Basketball III; Victory Club I V-l ; Wrestling Club III; Golf Club IV; Fidelity Prize III; Highway Safety Club III; Argo Staff II Ambition: to be a teacher. FRANCIS XAVIER CRONIN You can fool some of the people all of the time, all of the people some of the time, so why stop now? Fidelity Prize VI; Victory Club Vl-I, President I; Student Council II; N.H.S. 11,1; Football IV- 1 ; Tri-captain I; All-Scho- lastic ILL All Conference ILL All City ILL All American II; Grid Iron Club Award II; Coca Cola Player of the Week Award I; Athletic Captain II; Basketball I V-l I ; Outstanding American High School Student” II; Baseball V-L All-Scho- lastic II; All Conference II; All City II; M.V.P. II; Victory Dance Committee ILL Prom Committee I; Harvard Com- mencement III; Constitution Turnaround Cruise II; Outstanding Teenager of America I. Ambition: to be a psy chologist. MARK EDWARD CHRISTOPHER CUDDY Get up. Get up, Get out of bed, And let the sunshine fill your head. And listen to what your friends have said. Get up. Get out of bed. Soccer V; Dramatic Activities Club III; Intramural Basket- ball Assoc. Ill; Victory Club I V-l : Photography Club V; Dec- lamation Vl-I, Co-coordinator I; Prize Declamation I V-L Model U.N. Committee I V-l ; Prize Reading Finals V, IV, 1 1 ; ARGO lll-l; Latin-English Football Program ILL Student Council IV-I, Sgt-at-arms III; Delegate to Mass. Assoc, of Student Councils Convention II; Debating Society V-L Debate Squad V-L Treasurer III, Vice-President II; Co-Co- ordinator of Shoo-Be-Doo Concert II; Flexible Campus Planning Committee ILL REGISTER Literary Staff I; Senior Prom Committee I; Usher at Senior Prom IV. II; Co-Chair- man of Class Day Committee I; Production Staff of WGBH- TV’s FLEAMARKET: I; LIBER ACTORUM, Faculty Editor I; Chairman of Class Committee I Ambition: to get up enough ambition to have an ambition in life. 48 Fran, Spider n DAVID KARL DEITCH It was the best of times, it was the worst of times National Honor Society I; Highway Safety Club I; Art De- sign I; All-City Chorus 11,1; Victory Club lll-l; International Cultures Club lll-ll. Treasurer II; Bowling Club lll-l; Glee Club lll-l. Ambition: to survive. MICHAEL FRANCIS DENAPOLI The most important thing in any relationship is not what you get but what you give; the giving of love is an educa- tion in itself. Model Railroad Club VI; Advanced Programmers Society IV; Photography Club V-IV; B.L.S. Drill Team IV; Coin Club lll-ll; Bowling Club I . Ambition: To serve Humanity. ANTHONY S. DELEO Open my heart and you will see Graved inside of it, Italy.” Victory Club I V - 1 1 ; Intramural Basketball III; ARGO II; J.V. Football III. Ambition: to be myself. MARIO DESANTIS From contemplation one may become wise, but knowl- edge comes only from study. Victory Club 1V-I; Biology Club II; Key Club I; Intramural Basketball III; Professional Club I. Ambition: to be myself. WILLIAM A. DESIMONE Who waits upon the When and How Remains forever in the rear. Football 11,1; JV Football III; Victory Club lll;l; Weightlifting Club lll-l. Ambition: To make $$$$$ out of cosines. ROBERT JOHN DIETTRICH The only complete truth lies in death; all else is colored by our individual senses. Classical Prize V; Modern Prize III; Approbation Prize V-ll; National Honor Society 11,1; MAML Math Olympiad lll-l, Letter of Merit I; Letter of Commendation NMSQT II; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Columbia Prize; Register Literary Staff 11,1, Editorial Board I; Victory Club IV-I; Pro- fessional Club lll-l; German Club lll-l, Sec. I; Billiards Club II; Bowling Club I. Ambition: To travel and to study the occult. WILLIAM MICHAEL DAY Education is the exploration of the mind. Key Club Finance Committee I; Ski Club III; Professional Club I; 21st Century Analysis Society I; Bowling Club ILL Victory Club IV-I; I.B.A. III. Ambition: to be a hypnotist. Tony, Scotty Mario Billy, Mike, DeNap 1 Dave, Connie Billy, Mike 49 Bob, Diek TENNYSON JOHN DEWINTER Never spit in a man’s face unless his mustache is on fire. Drill Tea m IV-I; Color Guard lll-l, Quartermaster II, First Lt. I; Ski Club lll-l; Crew IV. PAUL DiFRANCESCO Money can’t buy happiness — try telling that to people who are starving and poverty-stricken. Cafeteria worker IV, III; Weightlifting IV-I; Wrestling Club III; Fidelity Prize II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club ll-l; Varsity Football ll-l; ARGO 11,1: Prom Committee I; Class Day Committee I. Ambition: to study pharmacy and play football. JOSEPH DiGENIO Dead dogs die hard. Ambition: to grow older. JAMES JOHN DiGIORGIO I look at everything with a critical eye, unless of course I’m looking into a mirror. NHS 11,1; Register Literary Staff lll-l, Co-Editor I; Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize II; Approbation Prize IV-I I ; Junior Achievement III; MAML Math Olympiad 11,1; German Club lll-l; Professional Club lll-l; Table Tennis Society 11,1; Bib- liophile Society II; Math Club I; C hess Club I; Letter of Commendation NMSQT II; English Bookroom V-ll, LIBER ACTORUM I. Ambition: to be a chemical engineer. PHILIP FRANCIS DION Some things take so long, but how do I explain? Ski Club 111,11, Co-ordinator I; Intramural Baseball VI; Intra- mural Hockey IV, III; Advanced Programmers Society III. Ambition: to realize my ambition in life. PAUL LEONARD DiPAOLO Don’t take life too seriously, you’ll never get out of it alive. Classical Prize VI; Victory Club lll-l; Ski Club lll-l; Drug Education Club ll-l; Bibliophile Society II; Billiards Club III. Ambition: To be a lawyer. WALTER G. DOHERTY Men have died from time to time and worms have eaten them, but not for love. NHS I; ARGO I; Victory Club IV-I; Varsity Swim Team V- III; Ski Club III; Co in Club III; Auto motive Club IV. Ambition: To be a lawyer. D.G. George Dip, Deepayolo Defo Phil Bikey Joe Fuddy 50 DANIEL J. DONOVAN Love is life; pass it on. Victory Club IV- 1 . Vice-President I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Football III; Basketball 111,11; Baseball IV-I. All-City, Honorable Mention All-Scholastic II; ARGO II. I, Sports Editor I. Ambition: to live. Danglin ' Dan, Danny WILLIAM JOSEPH DOYLE First of a long line. Cross Crountry IV-I; Outdoor Track 111,11, Indoor Track II; Victory Club Vl-I; Chess Club V: Billiards Club III; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Boys ' State II; Golf Club IV-I 1 1 ; T rack and Field Club IV-I, Secretary I . Ambition: to be able to laugh when others are crying. THOMAS FRANCIS DRISCOLL A nice place to visit French Club II; Victory Club 11,1; Baseball III; Hockey 11,1; Football Manager I; Intramural Hockey III; LIBER ACTO- RUM I: Golf Club IV. Ambition: to be a Journalist. Drisc’ THOMAS JUDE DRISCOLL If it is Dossible, then it is done. If it is impossible, then it will be done. Football II: Key Club I; Professional Club 11,1; Medical Sci- ence Club II; Math II; Golf lll-l: Weightlifting lll-l. Ambition: To be a Success. BARRY STUART DRUCKER Take the world for what it is, not for what it ought to be. Victory Club V-l; Professional Club IV; Philatelic Society V: Intramural Basketball III; Latin-English Football Program I. Ambition: to be a business manager. Barry PAUL STEWART DUNN Without love and understanding, Life really doesn’t make much sense. Key Club lll-l; German Club 11,1; Professional Club II; Victo- ry Club 11,1; Ecology Action Club lll-l: Table Tennis Society II; Usher at Harvard Commencement II: N.H.S. 11,1; Music Appreciation Club II, Bibliophile Society III; Math Olym- piad II. I; Quayle Questionnaire II; MAA Exam 11,1; Approba- tion Prize VI, V: Fidelity Prize III; Classical Prize V. 1 1 ; Track V, 1 1 1 ; Science Fair V. IV; International Cultures Club II Ambition: to be a veterinarian. GEORGE CHARLES EDWARDS To serve to strive and not to yield. Swimming team Vl-I Co-Capt I; Key Club ll-l; Cheerleader I; Highway safety Club III. Coin Club III: Register ll-l; Victory Club Vl-I. Ambition: To be the Club Director of the South Bos- ton Boys’ Club. Bill, Mad Stock Paul T.J., Jude George 52 EUGENE MICHAEL EGAN He who has why to live can bear almost any how. Jr. Band V-IV, Sr. Band IV-I. Sr. Orchestra I V-l ; Stage Band I V-l I ; Glee Club VI-IV, Music Librarian IV-I; Music Manager IV-I; Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra III I M.Y.W.E lll-l; Southeast district festival lll-l, All-state festi val lll-l; Drill Team IV-I; Stamp Club VI; Photo Club V-IV Ski Club III; ARGO STAFF II I. Photo-Editor I; LIBER ACTO- RUM ll-l; J.V. Football IV; Baseball IV; Basketball IV; Track IV III; All City Jr. Band VI-IV. All city Sr. Band IV-I, All City Orchestra VI-IV; All city Senior Orchestra IV-I; All city Cho- rus IV-I I; Victory Club lll-l; Brass Choir lll-ll. Ambition: to be a doctor and continue music. MICHAEL JOSEPH ELLIOT Voila tout Debating 111,1; Model U.N. I; Weightlifting Club II. I; J.V. Football IV; Professional Club 111,11; Junior Achievement lll-l, French Club I. Ambition: To work in the field of International Relations Mike, Gene Mike MARK ERLANSON The mind is the great lever of all things. Victory Club V; Professional Club III; Highway Safety Club II; Red Cross Club V; Photography Club IV. Ambition: to give my second million to B.L.S. WILLIAM RICHARD FARMER Watch out for the quiet ones. Fidelity Prize V. Ambition: To be happy. Bob RICHARD PATRICK ERWIN I have come in on the middle and did not get the begin- ning and cannot stay for the end but must somehow seize the meaning. Victory Club VI.V.IV; Modern Prize IV; Junior Achievement III; Harvard Commencement Usher II: Medical Sciences Club II; NHS II, I, Vice-President I; T rack and Field Club I. Ambition: To be a doctor. ROBERT EDWARD EVANS All the world ' s a stage. Track V; Crew IV-I; Victory Club IV-I; J.A. Ill; N.H.S. 11,1; Bib- liophile Society II; Math Olympiad Letter of Merit 11,1; Semi-Finalist NMSQT I; Key Club lll-l, Class Coordinator ROBERT JOSEPH FEDRICK Qui non proficit, deficit — Quovadis? Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V. 1 1 ; Cross-Country V.IV.II; Indoor-Outdoor Track V-lll; French Club ll-l, President II; Table Tennis Society II; NHS 11,1, Secretary I; Delegate Eastern Mass. N.H.S. Convention I; Asian Cultures Club II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be an oceanographer. Bob, Fez Bob, Rob Dan, Fitz Dave, D.J. ROBERT S. FERRIERO If a man deceives me once, shame on him; If twice shame on me. Victory club I; Coin club III; Cafeteria staff III. PHILIP NICHOLAS FERZOCO Man is not rewarded for having brains, but for using them. Fidelity Prize VI; Crew lll-l; Debating Society V; Math X Club III; Key Club I; Victory Club lll-l; Math Olympiad Let- ter of Merit; M.B.T.A. Essay Contest Honorable mention; French Club 1 1-1, Treasurer ll-l. DANIEL JOSEPH FITZGERALD We are not helpless; we are men. Weightlifting IV-I; Football lll-l; Student Council II; Mayors Conference on Student Unrest II; Victory Club lll-l. Trea- surer I; ARGO Staff I; Basketball Manager 11,1; Class Day Committee I. Ambition: To be one of the Greatest that ever lived. PATRICK JOSEPH FLAHERTY Smiling faces show no traces of the evil that lurks within. Football IV-I; Hockey IV; Intramural Basketball Champs III; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Indoor T rack II; Student Council II; Latin-English football Program Staff 11,1; Delegate to Mass. Boys State II; Mayor ' s Man of the Future citation II; Victory Club IV-I: Victory Dance Committee lll-l; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Mid-winter Dance Committee I; Med- ical Sciences Club II; Photography Club II; Professional Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Athletic Captain II. Ambition: To head the F.B.I. DAVID JOSEPH FLYNN A new day, a new way, and new eyes to see the Dawn. Track team IV-I; Track and Field Club II. I; Victory Club IV-I; Cheerleader I; Coin Club 111,11. Ambition: to succumb to every temptation I meet. JOHN RICHARD FLYNN Live each day as if it were your last — for someday you’ll find it is. English-Latin Program Staff I; Argo Business Staff ll-l; Computer Programming IV-I; Debating Society V; Victory Club lll-l; Honorable Mention B.L.S. Science Fair IV. Ambition: To make a few people happy and proud. RICHARD G. FLYNN The slyest animal in the woods is not the Fox, but the Cheetah. T rack IV-I; T rack and Field Club ll-l; Victory Club IV-I; High- way Safety Club IV; Professional Club II John t Richie, Dickie 54 I STEPHEN ROBERT FOSTER Give me things that won’t get lost. Track IV. Ill; Boston High Schools Relay IV; Chess Club VI, V; Student Council III; Argo Literary Staff I; Football Program Business Staff I; Letter of Commendation NMSQT II; National Honor Society 11,1; French Club 11,1, Vice-President ILL Ambition: To work in government. ANTHONY SALVATORE FOTI Reach for the sky, but settle for the ceiling. Math-X Club I; Math Olympiad lll-l; Liber Actorum Staff I; Radio Club IV-II; Photography Club V.ll; Advanced Pro- grammer ' s Society III; Crew II; Bowling Club ll-l, Vice- President I; N.H.S. Il-I; Science Fair V-ll, Honorable Men- tion IV; Junior Achievement lll-l. Treasurer III; Vice-Presi- dent II. President I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be an Architect. JOSEPH CHARLES FRACKLETON Fetch me a coke, boy! Key Club ll-l, Chairman Volunteer Committee I; Ski Club ll-l; Indoor Track III; M J.T.-H.S.S.P. II; Bowling Club I; Vic- tory Club IV-I. Ambition: To build. Tony HAROLD CURTIS GAINES Sure looks good on the outside but my lips are sealed. Junior Varsity Football II; Track III; Afro-American Society ILL V.P. I; Classical Prize IV; N.A.S.P. Semi-Finalist II; Bib- liophile Society II.L Victory Club ILL Student Council I. Ambition: To do something sometime that I won ' t be sorry for later. STEVEN JOHN GALANTE Smile; Watch the reaction. Victory Club IV, I, Glee Club Vl-I; Professional Club V. Har- vard Commencement Usher II; ARGO Staff ILL Register I; Liber Actorum I; Bowling Club I; Mid-Winter Dance Com- mittee I; Class Day Committee I, Senior Lounge Staff I; Secretary of the Class of 1972. Ambition: To make the Big Time. Harry l f El Galanto, Mannequin HARRY JAMES GAY Where do we go from here? Victory Club IV-I; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Track III; Asian Cultures Club ll-l; Table Tennis Society II; C.H.S. ll-l; M.M.O. Finalist ILL Approbation Prize II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Math Club III; Soccer III; Intramural Basketball IV; Science Fair IV; Junior Achievement III; Wrestling Club III, Photography Club IV. Ambition: To be ;ust like my Daddy. FRANCIS RICHARD GENS If a man could have half his wishes he would double his troubles. National Honor Society ll-l; Key Club ll-l, Fin. Comm. I; Crew lll-l, Tri-Captain I; Victory Club IV-I; ARGO Business Staff ll-l; Letter of Commendation NMSQT II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Drill Team IV-I, First Sgt. I; Col- or Guard ll-l; Molecular Genetics Seminar II; Ecology Sem- inar II; Junior Achievement Executive Award, pres. II; Pho- tography Club V-ll I . STEPHEN JAMES GERBUTAVICH Life is like a grindstone, whether it polishes or grinds you depends on the stuff you are made of. Science Fair V; Bowling Club I; Victory Club 11,1; Senior Lounge Staff I; ARGO Staff I; Mid Winter Dance Committee I; Senior Class Day tommittee I. Ambition: To cut a gold album entitled From Gerba With Love . MICHAEL JOSEPH GERVINO To be what I always wanted to be; God only knows. Football IV-I; Crew IV-I; Track IV-I, Captain I; Weightlifting II I; Wrestling lll-l; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Flarvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Dance Committee ll-l; French Club I; J.A., V.P. Ill, Pres. 11,1 DENNIS XAVIER GILLERAN Chess Club VI, V; Drill Team V; Bibliophile Society II; Victo- ry Club Vl-I, Ski Club I. Ambition: To be a Lawyer. PAUL JOSEPH GIORDANO The Earth has music for those who listen. Sr. Symphony Orchestra V, Jr. Concert Band V, Jr. Sym- phony Orchestra V, Chess Club V; Sr. Band V-l; Jr. Band V- IV; B.L.S. Orchestra lll-ll; Reed Choir III; All-City Band II; Weightlifting Club 11,1; Track 11,1; Victory Club 11,1; N.H.S. 11,1; Debating and forensics Society 11,1; Bowling Club 11,1, All-City Orchestra III, II; Junior Achievement I; Greater Bostonians I; Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensemble I; MIT HSSP ll-l; Southeast District Band I. PAUL EDWARD GOLDEN Ain’t what you been through, but how you been through it. Hockey IV-I; Debating III; Professional Club lll-ll; Bowling Club lll-ll; Victory Club V-l; Cafeteria Marshall IV-I 1 1 ; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Victory Dance ll-l; Latin- English Program ll-l; Argo Staff ll-l. Ambition: To own the Speery Shoe Co. JOHN PATRICK GIUSTO Hard work pays off in the end. Classical Prize VI, IV; Modern Prize III; Math Team 111,11; Bowling Club I; Math X Club I; Victory Club 11,1; N.H.S. 11,1; Harvard Commencement Usher II; N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-final- ist, Finalist II; Math Olympiad I. Ambition: To be a Biologist. ROBERT STEVEN GLASKIN They said it couldn’t be done, but I didn ' t believe them. National Honor Society 11,1; Modern Prize IV; Approbation Prize IV; Math Club IV-I, Treasurer II, President I; Bowling Club ll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Latin-English Program I. Paul, Cheez John Mike, Jocko Steve, Gerba 57 Bob, Rob irVfe iSVkhkVV ' . .Vw JEROME JOSEPH GOFFREDO 0 God! that bread should be so dear, And flesh and blood so cheap. Indoor Track lll-l; Outdoor Track lll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Intramural Basketball III; Coin Club ll-l; Highway Safety Club II; T rack and Field Club ll-l; Weightlifting Club I . Ambition: To be a Broadcaster. WILLIAM J. GREENE Victory Club lll-l; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Ski Club ll-l; Track IV; Professional Club ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l. PAUL EDMOND GRIFFIN It’s been a long time coming and a long time going. Track V; Golf Club III; Victory Club IV-I, Football II; Weigh- tlifting Club ll-l; Intramural Basketball III; Track and Field Club I; Biology Club IV. Ambition: to go to U. Mass, Amherst. JOHN FRANCIS XAVIER HAMANO There was nothing I could do to see myself through, Now my day is full of springtime and my heart is full of you. Goodbye Lonely blue. It shall all come true. Indoor Track IV; Math X Club II; Classical Prize VI; Asian Cultures Club II; Debating Society II; Student Council I; ARGO 11,1; Key Club 11,1, Secretary ll-l. Board of Directors I, Executive Committee I; Soccer ll-l; Senior Lounge Staff I; Cafeteria Staff I; Bookstore Staff I; Professional Club II, Secretary II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club Vl-I; Math Olympiad 11,1; Mid-winter Dance Commit- tee I . MICHAEL RICHARD HANNA Get Involved. Swimming 11,1; Football 111,11; Track lll-l; Class Committee I; Globe Scholarship Art Award IV; Artist for Liber Actorum, Register, ARGO, Football Program I; Victory Club I; Weigh- tlifting Club III. II; Afro-American Society I. Ambition: To be a teacher-coach. PAUL GABRIEL HARDIMAN Do not ask for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee. NHS ll-l; Cross Country IV-I; Indoor Track V-l; Outdoor track IV-I; Track and Field Club lll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Red Cross Volunteer VI, V; Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize V; Forensic Society V. Ambition:Tobea Dentist. MARK A. HARRINGTON Those who know do not talk, and talkers do not know. Key Club ll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Track II; Red Cross Club Professional Club II; Cafeteria Marshal II Ambition: To be a Doctor. Griff, Harry Goff John Paul Mark 58 Rick JOHN RUSSELL HAWKINS Just knocking around the zoo, On a Thursday afternoon There are bars on all the windows And they ' re counting up the spoons. Argo Business Staff II; Argo Literary Staff II. I; Victory Club IV-I; Professional Club III; Soccer Team lll-l; Junior Red Cross I; Student Council II; Weightlifting Club ll-l; Intra- mural Basketball III. Ambition: To be an Atomic Scientist. JOSEPH PATRICK HEANEY To grow is to change. Victory Club I; Twenty-First Century Analysis Society I Ambition: To be an Accountant. MARK THOMAS HUGHES If you want to play the game you have to pay the penalties. Classical Prize IV; Victory Club Vl-I; Chess Club lll-l; Junior Achievement lll-ll; Regional Delegate to Rojac III; Presi- dent’s Tour II; Drug Education Club ll-l; Key Club lll-l; Po- litical-Science Club III. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Hawk GEORGE KERR HENDERSON All that glitters is not gold; not all those who wander are lost. Football lll-ll; Intramural Basketball I. II; Weightlifting lll-ll; Biology Club IV; Latin English football program I, Victory Club IV-I; Golf Club IV-II. Mark Hendie, Kerry MICHAEL JEFFREY KORETZ What now? go back on leaves and grass? The fresh and fragrant message of the spring Awakes a longing for a new and freer life — Classical Prize VI, IV; Key Club lll-l; Ecology Action Club 111- I; Medical Sciences Club lll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Com- mendation I, MAML Certificate of Merit I; MAA, MAMAL Exams II, I: Harvard Commencement II; National Honor Society 11,1; Quayle Questionnaire Participant II. Ambition: To enter Medicine. JOHN WILLIAM HICKEY They said it couldn ' t be done, but I’m not sure. Key Club 11,1; Professional Club II; Radio Club III; Junior Achievement II; Achiever Award II; Cafeteria Staff II; Victo- ry Club lll-l; First Aid Card III; Computer Programming I. Ambition: to be a Computer Programmer. Mike John, Hickey CHARLES R. HILLS I am changed, I am the same. Track, Indoor and Outdoor lll-l; Afro-American Society, Treasurer I; Track and Field Club. Treasurer 11,1; Chess Club IV; Junior drill IV; Cafeteria Staff II; Highway Safety Club III. Key Club II, T reasurer I. First napkins, now they want straws! Touchdown! Cronin! _ A Iff M 1 ______ Carl STEPHEN MARK IANNACCONE I’d like to teach the world to sing, in perfect harmony. Key Club (Project Committee) I; Twenty-First Century Analysis Society I. STASYS JURGIS JASAITIS There’s no power like Lith Power”. Chess Club VI, II; Photography Club V.lll; Intramural Bas- ketball III; Intramural Hockey III; Drill Team IV, III; Ping- Pong Society II; Ski Club lll-l; Radio Club VI; Model Rail- roading Club V; Biology Club II; Aviation Club IV, III; Crew Team III; MATH Club IV; Victory Club V-l. Ambition: Kovot Uz Lietuva. Yana, Come PETER SCOTT KADISH Better to be silent and thought a jerk than speak and re- move all doubt. National Honor Society 11,1; Dixwell prize II; Literary Editor football program I; Register Staff I; Victory Club V-l; Bas- ketball IV, III; Coin Club V.VI; Chess Club V.IV; Bibliophile Society II. I; Harvard Commencement II; Aquarium Club IV. Ambition; To become Rich and Famous. RICHARD STEPHEN KADZIS How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. Liber Actorum I, Associate Editor I; Key Club lll-l. Presi- dent I; Lt. Governor New England District II, Chaplain-His- torian NEW England District I, Public RELAtion Director New England District I, Club Project Chairman III, Func- tion Coordinator 1971 District Convention II; Managing Director B.L.S. Bookstore I, Delegate New England District Convention lll-l, Delegate International Convention 111,1; District Oratory Contest I. Cafeteria Staff 111,11; Indoor Track I V-l I ; Outdoor Track I V-l I ; Cross Country 111,11; Crew IV; Public Declamation II, I; Home and School Association Executive Board I; Boston Task Force for Student Rights 11,1 Delegate, Model United Nations I; Victory Club lll-l; Drama Activities Club ll-l; M.I.T. High School Studies Pro- gram II; Professional Club II. I; Science Fair IV; Bowling Club I. RICHARD MARK KANTER I would rather regret doing something than regret having not done it. Track IV; Science Fair V.lll; Ski Club I. Dickie CARL NYMAN KENNEY To err is human; alas, I am so human. Victory Club I V-l ; Photography Club III; Football III; Junior Achievement II; Argo Staff II; French Club I; Track and Field Club I; Senior Lounge Staff I. KEITH D. KING There’s no right way for doing something wrong. Track IV; Cross Country IV, II; Victory Club I V-l ; Key Club lll-l, Chairman Interclub Committee, I; Professional Club I; M.I.T. H.S.S.P. II; Twenty-First Century Analysis Society I; Junior Achievement I. 61 Keith. Sire GEORGE FRANCIS XAVIER KINTZ Show me a good loser and I’ll show you a mental case. Pres. Weightlifting Club; Intramural Basketball III; Captain Senior Band I; Vice-president Orchestra I; B.L.S. Junior Band VI; B.L.S. Senior Band Vl-I; B.L.S. Brass Choir VI I; B.L.S. Stage Band IV-I; B.L.S. Orchestra IV-I; All-City Senior Band IV-I; All-City Orchestra IV-I; All-City Brass Choir IV-I; J.V. Football IV; Football lll-l; Baseball IV-I 1 1 : Indoor Track IV; Outdoor Track III; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Wrestling Club IV-I; German Club II; Professional Club II; Track and Field Club IV-I 1 1 ; Victory Club V I - 1 ; Cheerleader IV-I 1 1 ; Aquarium Club II. Ambition: To be an Accountant. MICHAEL KIZINO The test and the use of a man’s education is that he finds pleasure in the exercise of the mind. Vic tory Club lll-l; Coin Club IV-I I ; Stamp Club III; Bowling Club ILL Custom Crafting Club I; Twenty First Century Analysis Society I; Professional Club I; Key Club (Finance Committee) I; Computer Programming II; National Honor Society ILL KENNETH F. KLEMPA Victory Club 1 1-1; Student Council IV-I; Key Club I: Intra- mural Basketball Sophomore Division Champions III; Weightlifting Club II; Class Day Committee I; Shoo-Be-Doo Concert Coordinator II; Student Lounge Staff I . Ambition: To be a Musician. BERNARD CARL KOHLER Don’t let it bring you down, it ' s only castles burning. Just find someone who ' s turning and you will come around. Fidelity Prize V; Chess Club VI; Public Declamation V.IV; Soccer IV-I; Modern Prize III; Dramatic Activities IV. Ill; ARGO ILL Prom Committee I; N.H.S, ILL Weightlifting II; Key Club I; Senior Lounge Staff 1; Victory Club lll-l; Class Committee I. ARUNUS JOHN KUNCAITIS Hail to thee, bLITHe spirit! Chess Club III; Table Tennis Society Secretary II; Victory Club I. Ambition: Lietuvos Didyris GEORGE LATYSZONEK Take time to work — it is the price of Success. Football IV, IILILL Weightlifting Club ILL Victory Club III. II; Science Fair Honorable Mention IV; Guidance Aid I. Ambition: to be a Doctor RICHARD CLIFF LEUNG The time is today and we must find our way, my heart it clearly states, the answer’s not in hate. Photography Club V; Drill Team (IV-I I ). Staff Sgt.; Color Guard 111,11; Modern Prize V.IV; N.H.S. ILL Indoor Track IILIL Harvard Commencement II; J.A. Ill; Math X Club I; Outdoor Track 111,11; Math Olympiad ILL Victory Club lll-ll; Asian Cultures Club ILL Vice President I. Ambition To strive for Happiness George Rich 62 I s Marty MARK BRIAN LEVINE Don ' t surround yourself with yourself. Victory Club I V-l ; Latin-English Football Program 11,1; Math XClub III; Nat. N.H.S. I; Classical Prize IV. Ambition: To be a Pro Bowler or Engineer DAVID J. LITTLEBOY The threat is stronger than the execution thereof. Orchestra VI-IV; Chess Team IV-I; Chess Club V-l; Treasur- er I; Computer Programmers Society 11,1; Treasurer I. Yearbook Staff IV-I I . Ambition: To have a computer in my basement that executes more than one million instruc- tions per second. HOWARD STUART LITWACK Stupidity is the essence of genius; genius is the essence of mediocrity. National Honor Society 1,11; Modern Prize V; 14th Annual Secondary Science Training Porgram; Astronomical So- ciety IV; Science Fair IV. WILLIAM LAWRENCE LONDON One learns of the pain of others by suffering one’s own pain, by finding one ' s own soul. Victory Club; Professional Club; Advertising Manager foot- ball Program I; Modern Prize III; Yearbook Staff I. Ambition: To be a Lawyer DENNIS PATRICK LORENTO You can’t avoid living with yourself so be sure you always have good company. Victory Club Vl-I; Key Club 11,1; Highway Safety Club 11,1; Weightlifting Club II. Ambition: To become president of Raytheon, or G.M. MARK THOMAS LYDON Onrp a inrk aIu avc a inrlt Football V-l. All-City II. Captain I; Baseball IV; Indoor Track V; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Victory Club IV-I; Student Coun- cil IV, III; Victory Dance Committee 11,1; Midwinter Dance Committee I; Stage Crew lll-l. Manager I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. Ambition: To bea Physical Therapist. DANIEL LYNCH Always Print Clearly. Swimming Team IV; Victory Club lll-l; Debating Society II; BowlingClub III; Intramural Hockey III. Dumey, Broadway Joe Howie 63 Danny PAUL FRANCIS MACDONALD One day when man has finished conquering and destroy- ing, he will look back upon his achievements. B.L.S. Science Fair V, III, II (Honorable Mention); Boston City Science Fair II (Third Prize); State Science Fair II; As- tronomical Society lll-ll; Vice-President I); Twenty-First Century Analysis Society lll-ll (Secretary III); Ski Club I; Summer Computer Programing IV; Advanced Computer Programming I; American Radio Relay League (WAIOMM) ll-l; T utor I. Ambition: To enter Medicine. TIMOTHY JOHN MADDEN In my career at Latin School nothing was hard; so I did nothing. Victory Club Vl-I; Stamp Club IV-III; Cross Country V; Coin Club IV; Library Asst. Vl-V; Cafeteria Staff V; Junior Achievement II. Ambition: To retire at the age of thirty. ARTHUR JOSEPH MAHONEY My god is not the kind you have to wind up on Sundays. Victory Club IV-I; Advanced Science Seminar III; Classical Prize II; Letter of Commendation, N.M.S.Q.T II; Harvard Commencement II; Billiards Club II; Medical Sciences Club II; Science Frontiers Rep. I; Quayle Survey Rep. II; Crew lll-ll; Vice-President Bibliophiles Club II; Junior Achievement ll-l Secretary II, Assistant Secretary I: Aquar- ium Club III; MAA Rep. II; MAML Rep. ll-l; Chess Club II; N.H.S. ll-l; Ambition: To enter Medicine. MATTHEW JAMES MALLEN He who slings mud generally loses ground. Cafeteria Staff III; Wrestling Club III; Indoor Track III; Out- door Track III; German Club II; Victory Club I; Highway Safety Club, Secretary I; Professional Club ll-l. Ambition: To enter business MICHAEL J. MALLEN He not busy being born is busy dying. Indoor track III; Outdoor track III; Wrestling club III; Na- tional Honor Society ILL Victory club I; Twenty-first Centu- ry Analysis Society I. Ambition: To en|oy life. KENNETH STEVEN MARKOWITZ On three things a man may be sustained: courage, faith, and truth. National Honor Society II; Fidelity Prize VI; Lawrence Prize Vl-V; Chess Club V-l, Pres, ll-l; Biology Club IV, Chess Team IV-I; Register Staff Literary and Art ll-l; ARGO Staff II; Sci- ence Fair IV; Table-Tennis Society ll-l; Track II; Classical Prize II, Radio Club IV; Biology Seminar Certificate III, Summer Computer Programming Course III; Delegate Eastern Mass. N.H.S. Convention II; Mass Schoolboy Chess Tournament — Third Place; Greater Boston High-School Chess Tournament — Third Prize. Ambition: to enter Medicine DAVID TURNER MARSDEN All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost. Soccer IV-I; Student Council I; Wrestling Club lll-ll; Indoor Track V-IV; Outdoor Track V; Midget Relay V-l 1 1 ; ARGO Staff ll-l; Dramatic Society IV-III; Key Club I; Weightlifting Club II; Victory Club I; Junior Achievement — Vice Presi- dent III. Ambition: To complete my mission. Matt Ken Tim Mike Moe, Artie Dave, Daisey 64 DAVID ELIOT MARSHALL It’s what you learn after you know it all that really counts. Biology Club IV-III; Historical Society III; Science Fair IV; Philatelic Society ll-l; Register Business Manager I; Ecolo- gy Action Club I; 21st Century Analysis Society I; Bowling Club I; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To enter medicine. Dave Mac Mac, John GREGORY KEITH McBRIDE Know thyself. J.V. Basketball IV-III; J.V. Football Capt. Ill; Chess Club II; Drill Team III; Afro-American Society IV- 1 . Pres. I; Jr. Achievement Pres II; Track IV-I, Capt. I; Football ll-l; Weightlifting Club winner of 2nd place trophy 69-70; Ger- man Club IV; Harvard Commencement Usher lll-ll, Stu- dent Council I. Ambition: To become a lawyer or a computer technician. GERARD McCarthy A man ought to read just as inclination leads him; for what he reads as a task will do him little good. Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V; Ski Club IV; Victory Club IV; Science Fair IV-III; National Honor Society ll-l. Ambition: To find a satisfying job. james l. McCarthy Roses are always thorny, but when you go to the beach it is sandy. Ambition: To be suitable for framing. john McCarthy The smaller they are the bigger whack they pack. Biology Club IV; Track and Field Club IV-III; Indoor Track Team IV-III; Outdoor Track IV-III; Drug Education Club lll- ll; Math Club I. Ambition: To be a Math teacher. KEVIN ALAN McCLUSKEY When we think of all we’ve done, we are proud; when we think of all we could’ve done, we are humble. ARGO 11,1; Student Council lll-l; Boston Student Advisory Council 11,1; T reasurer I; LIBER ACTORUM I, Senior Section Editor I; Football Manager 11,1; Classical Prize V; Junior Achievement IV; Dramatic Society IV; Victory Dance Committee lll-l; Cafeteria Marshall III; Home and School Association Executive Board I; Midwinter Dance Commit- tee 111,1; Flexible Campus Planning Committee I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Key Club I; Victory Club V-l; Basketball Manager V; Basketball IV-I, Co-captain I; Pro- fessional Club II; Sgt.-at-arms II; Usher at Senior Prom II; Class Day Co-Chairman I; Senior Lounge Co-ordinator I; N.H.S. I. Shoo-Be-Doo Concert Co-ordinator II; Student Government Day I; Outstanding Teenagers of America Award I; E.W, Grinnell Award I; President. Class of 1972. Ambition: to be able to communicate with all types of people, especially when it counts. james j. McDermott Fools rush in and get the best seats. Victory Club V I - 1 1 ; Photography Club V- III; Radio Club VI; Drill Team V-l I ; Color Guard IV-I I ; Bowling Club II; Chess Club Vl-V; Model Railroad Club V; J.V. Football III; Ski Club lll-l; Crew Team III; Prom Committee I; Biology Club II; Aviation Club IV-III; Table Tennis Society lll-l . Ambition: To be happy. Mac, Pistol i Mac Stride, Bubba Mott. Jim paul Joseph McDonough Better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven. Student Council II; Bibliophile Society II; National Honor Society ll-l; Key Club ll-l. Interclub Committee I; Profes- sional Club I; Bowling Club I; 21st Century Analysis Socie- ty I. STEPHEN BURKE McDONOUGH I never thought I’d make it but I lucked out. Victory Club V-l; Ski Club lll-l; Weightlifting Club lll-ll; Pro- fessional Club I; Music Appreciation Club I; Intramural Hockey III; Highway Safety Club II; Junior Achievement II; Liber Actorum I; Crew II. Ambition: To be a F.B.I. Agent. Mack, P. J. STEPHEN FRANCIS McDONOUGH No matter how great you are peanut butter still sticks to the roof of your mouth. Intramural Basketball Sophomore Champion III; Junior Achievement Club President lll-ll; Victory Club VI -I ; Hock- ey Manager V; J.V. Football III . Ambition: To graduate from Boston Latin School. Steve JAMES EDWARD McGILLVRAY JR. Free at last, Free at last. Thank God, Free at last. Register Business Staff II; J.V. Hockey III; Modern Prize V Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a writer. Steve, Macca MATTHEW LEO Me GRATH JR. Never lose your temper except on purpose. Classical Prize VI; Drill Team I V-l . Colorguard ll-l, Second lieutenant I; Debating Society lll-l; Crew II; Victory Club III- I; Key Club I; Bowling Club I; Model U.N. Society I; Drug Education Club ll-l. Mac Matt EDMUND MICKUNAS There’s no power like Lith power! Ski Club III; Radio Club II; Biology Seminar II; Photogra phy Club II; Science Fair Honorable mention Ambition: To become a physician. DAVID FRANCIS MILES Every end is a new beginning. Approbation Prize VI; Biology Club V-IV; JETS V-IV; Math Club V-IV; Track V-IV-III; Victory Club IV-I; J.V. Football III; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Mutis, Ed Dave, Red TIMOTHY JOSEPH MORRIS So on and on I go the seconds tick the time out there’s so much left to know And I’m on the road to find out. Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V; Fidelity Prize III; N.H.S. Il-I; Victory Club II I: Junior Achievement II. I. Ambition: To make at least one person other than myself happy. Tim John ANTHONY LEO MONACO Vote for the man who promises least; he’ll be the least disappointing. Chess Club V.l; Highway Safety Club I; Victory Club lll-l; National Honor Society 11,1; Approbation Prize II; Bowling Club I; German Club I; Professional Club I; Twenty-first Century Analysis Society I. Ambition: To become a business man. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER MONARCH The good die young. Victory Club VI I; Math. Club V-lll; J.E.T.S. V-lll; Biology Club V-lll; Track V-lll; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Wrestling Club IV-II; Ski Club lll-l; M.A.M.L. Competition IV-I; Math Olympiad IV-I; Football J.V. Ill-Varsity II; Crew II. Ambition: To be a civil engineer. DAVID 0. MONTANA National Honor Society. Ambition: To Enter Medicine. JOHN FRANCIS MORAN You can ' t avoid living with yourself, so be sure you always have good company. National Honor Society ll-l; Fidelity Prize V: Victory Club III; Intramural Basketball III. WILLIAM PATRICK MORAN I’ve only just begun. Model Railroad Club Vl-V; Coin Club Secretary IV, Vice President III; Math Club III; Biology Club III; Chess Club V; Aquarium Club III; Football ll-l; Track lll-ll; Ski Club II; Vic- tory Club Vl-I; Junior Achievement lll-l; Executive awards II, Massachusetts Junior Achievers Conference I; Delegate National Juniors Conference II; M.A.M.L. ll-l; Letter of Commendation, NMSQT I. Ambition: To be a Medical Researcher. MICHAEL JOSEPH MORONEY Look who is laughing now. Football IV-I; Baseball III; Basketball I; Victory Club lll-l; Victory Dance Committee I; Intramural Basketball III; Cafeteria Staff IV. Ambition: To be first string anything. Richie Mike, Huey David Billy Tony BRIAN MULROONEY Something inside of me is burning. Victory Club lll-l; Professional Club II; Ski Club ll-l; Basket- all IV-II; Football I; Highway Safety Club III; Aquarium Club II. CHARLES MICHAEL NAGLE Football lll-ll: Victory Club IV-I; Medical Science Club II; Ski Club ll-l; Weightlifting Club Iktrack IV-II I . Bubie, Bob ROBERT DAVID MOSES We’ve got a lot to live and we’ve got a lot to give, I hope. Greater Boston Math League 4th Prize II; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad Certificate of Merit III, Finalist I; M.A.A. certifi- cate of merit ll-ll; B.L.S. Science Fair Honorable Mention V II; Regional Science Fair Honorable Mention V-ll; Math Team lll-l; N.H.S. ll-l; Delegate to N.H.S. Convention I; Classical Prize VI-IV; Modern Prize III; Approbation Prize Vl-ll-ll; J.V. Track II; Third place city novice meet; Drug Education Club II; Photography Club II; Advanced Pro- grammers Society II; Math. I Club IV-I. treasurer I; Victory Club V-lll; Golf Club III; Chess Club V-IV; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Junior Achievement, Treasurer II, Junior Executive Award; Letter of Commendation, N.M.S.Q.T, II. Ambition: To be a Medical Technologist. JOHN JOSEPH MOYNIHAN Forward and Upward. Victory Club IV-I; Photography Club VI; Drug Education Club ll-l; Intramural Basketball III; Varsity and Junior var- sity Basketball Manager ll-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Modern Prize III; Fidelity Prize V; Debating I; Summer Studies Program at Plymouth-Carver H.S. ll-l; Junior Achievement ll-l, Vice President II; Crew IV-I. Cap- tain I; T rack IV. John ROBERT JAMES NEARY It was nice to get in here, but it’s better to leave. Victory Club IV-I; Hockey IV; Weightlifting II . Ambition: To be an Industrial Engineer. Gene, Navaro Pete PETER EDWARDS NAUYOKAS Science Fair V; Victory Club IV-I; Intramural Basketball III; J.V. Basketball III: Junior Achievement II; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To become an Oceanographer. EUGENE A. NAZZARO There’s no way to peace and peace is the only way. Football IV-I; Key Club I; Victory Club Vi-I: Victory Dance Committee ll-l; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Wrestling Club ll-l; Latm-English Program Staff I, Liber Actorum I; Ski Club II- I; Junior Achievement III. Ambition: To become a lawyer. Snake JAMES WY NG Live and be merry today, tomorrow may not be here. Vice-President of the Class of 1972; Chairman Asian Cul- tures Club I; Vice-President Math X Club I. Ambition; To see the world live in harmony for once LAWRENCE PHILIP O’DONNELL Be yourself. Outdoor Track V-l; Weightlifting Club IV; Victory Club IV; Indoor Track ll-l; Band II; Soccer Team I; Ski Club I. Ambition: To coach skiing or play jazz. DENNIS JOHN O’HEARN Look at all my trials and tribulations. Chess Club Vl-V; Aviation Club IV; N.H.S. I. JAMES GERARD OLSON Love is something so divine, Description would but make it less, ' Tis what I feel but can’t define, ' Tis what I know but can’t express. Key Club lll-l. Vice President I, Class Coordinator II; Editor- in-chief The Yan Key I; Delegate N.E. Conventions ll-l; N.E. District Board of Trustees I; Student Council ll-l; Argo Staff I; Register Staff lll-l; Liber Actorum Staff I; Weightlift- ing ll-l; Class Day Committee I; Victory Club I V-l ; Cafeteria Marshal II; Bookstore Staff I; M.l.T. H.S.S.P. IV; Soccer III; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To become either a Writer or Politician. CHARLES AUSTIN O’MALLEY Woman would be much more charming if one could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. Victory Club IV-I; Football lll-l; Intramural Hock ey V-l 1 1 ; Victory Dance Committee I; Midwinter Dance Committee I; Liber Actorum Business staff I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II. Ambition: To become a Lawyer. THOMAS FRANCIS NESTOR Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel. Fidelity Prize IV; Modern Prize II; Photography Club V: Vic- tory Club V-l ll-l; Historical Society III; Medical Sciences Club II; German Club II I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Highway Safety Club II; NHS II I Ambition: To be able to teach. Tom Jim Jim RICHARD F. O’MARA To change is not to destroy; to destroy is not to change. Victory Club IV-I; Ski Club lll-l; Key Club ll-l; Liber Actorum I; J.V. Football III; Home and School Assoc. Executive Board I; Flexible Campus Planning Committee ll-l; Stu- dents Rights and Responsibilities Task Force II; Junior Achievement, Vice President III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Co-ordinator Boston Public High Schools for E.M.D.S.C; Cafeteria Staff ll-l; Weightlifting Club III; Mid- winter Dance Committee I; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Afro- American Society I; Professional Club II; Advanced Pro- grammers Society IV; Cheerleader ll-l; Classday Commit- tee I; Student Council ll-l; Student Council President I. Ambition: To be as sincere a parent as my parents are. Rich Larry, Jocko Charlie, Ace like it Try it. you ' l Another lounge ' ' bull’’ session zzzzzzzz IIMVC.5f ir I THE PAST Nostalgia before THE GAME GERARD PATRICK O’REGAN It takes but dreams to see a new horizon, it takes a mind to reach it. Victory Club IV; Radio Club III; Computer Programmer ' s Society, Seargeant-at-arms I; Computer Instructor I; Computer Programming II. NICHOLAS OSTIS Student Council IV- 1 1 1 ; Cafeteria Marshall IV-III; J.V. Base- ball IV-III; Dramatic Activities I; Highway Safety Club III; Bowling Club III; Victory Club VI I; Liber Actor um I Ambition: To have no restrictions. Gerry Rick, Dick Padge, Pau ROBERT GEORGE PARNA Keep on truckin’ Fidelity Prize IV; BLS Science Fair V-ll, Hon. Men. IV. II; Boston Regional Science Fair 2nd place IV. 3rd place II; Mass State Science Fair II; NHS II, I; APS IV, III; Photogra- phy Club Vl-I; Radio Club V-l, sec-treas IV, VP III, Pres II. I; Key Club II, I; Deabting Society II, I; Model U.N. Committee II, I; Football Program Staff II, I, Photo Editor I; REGISTER I; ARGO II, I; LIBER ACTORUM III, II, I, Co-editor-in-chief I; Disc-Jockey WTBS-FM II, I; MIT HSSP IV-I. Ambition: To be a Disc-Jockey on WBCN or presi- dent of NBC. RICHARD CHARLES O’SULLIVAN You will never be greater than your greatest dreams. Public Declamation Special Award lll-IV, Second Place II; Debating Society lll-l; Debating Team II. I; Model United Nations Committee II. I; Astronomical Society IV; Register Literary Staff ll-l; Band Vl-I; Orchestra V-l; Brass Choir lll-l; Cross Country IV; Soccer II, I; Prize Reading Finals III. Ambition; To be a Diplomat. ROY DOUGLAS OVESEN Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice; Take each man’s censure, but reserve thy judgement. Football IV-lll-ll; Baseball IV-III; Key Club IV-lll-ll. Victory Club IV-I; Weightlifting Club ll-l; Latin-English Football Program lll-ll; Victory Dance Committee I; Midwinter Dance Committee I; Student Council lll-l; Senior Class Trip Co-ordinator I. Ambition: To be successful. PAUL GERARD PAGET JR. If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Then quit, no use being a damn fool about it. Football lll-l; Class Committee I; Midwinter Dance Com- mittee Chairman I; Track and Field Club lll-l, Vice Pres. Indoor Track V-l Capt. I, Outdoor Track ll-l Capt. I; Stage Crew ll-l, Asst. Manager I; Victory Club IV-I; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Baseball IV- Hockey IV; Prom Usher II; Prom Committee I; Photog- raphy Club V; Liber Actorum Staff I; REGISTER Literary Staff, Ambition: To enter business management. Nicky Bob Walter Peck •r JAMES EDWARD PEARSON If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter: for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Student Council III; Photography Club VI; Vicotry Club VI- II; Latin-English Program I; Junior Band V; Senior Band IV- II; All-City Band II; All-City Orchestra II; Cross Country IV, II I, Co-captain I; Indoor Track IV- 1 ; Outdoor Track IV. Ill, I; Football III; Track and Field Club I V-l , President I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Mass. Boys ' State Delegate II; N.H.S. II, I; Class Committee I. GEORGE JOSEPH PETERS He who tries to bull his way often get’s bulled. NHS I; Math X Club IV-I M.A. M.L. Certificate of Merit I; Ski Club ll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Junior Achievement lll-l; French Club ll-l. RICHARD ANTHONY PETTIGLIO And this is just the beginning. NHS ll-l; Bowling Club ll-l, Treasurer I; Crew lll-l; Victory Club IV-I; Key Club III; Math Olympiad II; Philatic Society I; Highway Safety Club I. Ambition: To enter into Business Administration. STEPHEN PIDGEON Key Club Mi ll; German Club lll-ll; Victory Club I; Modern Prize V; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Math Olympiad lll-ll. Ambition: To Teach. JOHN PAUL PIETRASIK Doing your job right saves explaining why it was done wrong. Key Club lll-l; Cafeteria Staff, II; Astronomy Club. II; Victo- ry Club, I; Century Analysis Society I; NHS II, I Ambition: To be a doctor STEPHEN WERUER PILOT Conquer life. German Club, I V-l I . Steve WALTER PEARLMAN If you can’t sleep at night, it is not the coffee, it is the bunk. Soccer lll-l; Crew II; Bowling Club I; Science Fair, third prize II; Third prize in Boston Regional Science Fair, Third Prize II; Language Lab Technician II; A.C.P. Society lll-ll. Ambition: To be an engineer. John Rich, Big Petig Steve 74 STEPHEN FRANCIS POWER In God we trust, all others pay cash . Football ll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Cafeteria Staff III. Weightlift ingClub II. Pudgie Jack Biil BRIAN JOSEPH POWERS Don ' t look behind you, you might hit a wall! Hockey I V-l , Capt. I, All-Conference III; Baseball lll-l; Prom Committee I; Student Council I; Cross Country IV; Victory Dance Committee lll-ll. Ambition; To find happiness. ROBERT EDWARD POWERS If you’ve got the time. Student Council IV; Coin Club VI; Debating Society V; Wrestling Club IV-lll-ll; Golf Club IV-III; Victory Club VI I; Automotive Club IV-III; Bowling Club II; Weightlifting Club III; Track V-IV; J.V. Football III; Ski Club T reasurer I. Ambition: To become a Lawyer. JOHN MICHAEL PRICE Dum vivimus, vivamus; memento mori. Football lll-l; Indoor Track I V-l ; Outdoor Track lll-l; Cross country IV, III; Drill Team I V-l , Captain of Drill Team 11,1; Victory Club I V-l ; Radio Club V-l 1 1 ; World Affairs Council IV, III; Chess Club V, IV; Weightlift ingClub 11,1. Ambition in life: To meet the challenge in the profes- sional world. HOWARD MELVIN ROSENTHAL I’ll take the make-up. Math X Club Vl-I; Chess Club VI-IV; French Club II; Victory Club lll-l; Classical Prize V; Declamation II; Table Tennis Socity II. Ambition: To enter Medicine. WILLIAM PAUL QUINN So it goes. Classical Prize III; Key Club ll-l; Professional Club I; Bowi- ingClub I; Intramural Basketball III HENRY GARY RAGIN School taught one and one is two. but now that just ain’t true. Public Declamation, VI; Math-X Club, III; Drug Education Club. II; Latin-English Football Program Literary Editor, I: National Merit Letter of Commendation . Ambition: To become a lawyer. Bob, Zero Howie 75 Hank MARC HERSCHEL RAIFF Apathy, felt on the proper occasions, is a sign of intellig- ence. Model Railroad Club, V-lll; Aviation Club. Ill; Approbation Prize. Ill; M.A.M.L. Participant, III, II. I; M.A.M.L. Letter of Merit, ll-l; M.A.A. Participant, II I; German Club, II I, Trea- surer, I; Math-X Club. I; National Honor Society, ll-l; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist. I. Ambition: to be a success and travel to Israel. EDMUND J. RAPAZZINI To help others is to help yourself. Key Club, I, Co-Chairman Inter-Club Committee, I; Junior Achievement, ll-l, Company Treasurer, I; Bowling Club, I; 21st Century Anallysls Society, I; Victory Club, IV-I; Aston omical Society. IV; Professional Club. I; Computer Pro- gramming, II. Ambition: To T ravel . JOSEPH REGAN It’s a nice place to visit, but I wouldn’t want to live there. National Honor Society, ll-l; Class of 1885 Prize, IV; Junior Varsity Basketball, III; Basketball I; Medical Sciences Club II; Victory Club, I; Highway Safety Club, I . Ambition: To become a Marine Biologist. MICHAEL RING And to see you’re really only very small and life flows on within you and without you National Honor Society, ll-l; Classical Prize, IV-I I ; Music Appreciation Club, ll-l; French Club, ll-l; Usher-Harvard Commencement, II. ROBERT JOSEPH RING JR. Horse Sense is that faculty which keeps horses from bet- ting on people. Manager — Soccer Team, III; Soccer Team, ll-l; Victory Club, Vl-I; Coin Club, V-lll; Wrestling, I: Weightlifting, I; Bowling Club, I . Ambition: To understand people. CHARLES WALTER ROBERTSON Don ' t take life too seriously, you’ll never get out of it alive Drill Team. V-l I , Second Lt , II, Color Guard, lll-ll; Victory Club, I; Junior Achievement, III; Chess Club, VI; Photogra- phy Club, V; Drug Education Club, ll-l; Math-X Club. I; Math Olympiad, I; Computer Programming, ll-l . Ambition: To enjoy myself and still become rich and famous. PHILLIP K. ROBERTSON JR. Sacrifice is giving up something for some thing you want more. Rifle Drill Team, IV-I I ; Key Club, lll-l, Co-Chairman Project Committee, I; Professional Club, ll-l; 21st Century Analy- sis Society, I; German Club, ll-l; Cafeteria Staff, II; Radio Club, IV: Bowling Club, I; Junior Achievement, ll-l . Ambition: To do the impossible. Charlie, Chuck Pinky, Robo 76 Why NOT 10 pages on the student council? I ' ve seen snow jobs before, but this is a blizzard Our inconspicuous editor . . . ' S ' jfi W ' ;P HOWARD STEARNS ROSENBLUM And it’s only the giving That makes you what you are. REGISTER Literary Staff, IV-I, Managing Editor. I; Crew, Mi- ll; Executive Board-Mass. Association of High School Edi- tors, I; Senior Band, IV-I; Orchestra, IV-III; Stage Band. IV- III; All-City Senior Symphony Orchestra. IV; German Club, III; Victory Club. Ill-I; National Honor Society, ll-l; Classical Prize, V. II; Public Declamation, VI, V; Prize Declamation, VI. Ambition: To be a Writer or lawyer. ROY P. ROSSI This train will run express to Northeastern. What train? Fidelity Prize, VI; National Honor Society, I; Bowling Club, I. Ambition: To enter business. JOSEPH FRANCIS RYAN Laugh and the world laughs with you, snore and you live alone. Victory Club VI, V, III, I; Ski Club I, Photography Club IV; Wrestling Club II; Crew III; Track and Field Club II; Bowling Club I; Weightlifting Club I; Highway Safety Club II PAUL P. SCAVOTTO NEIL SCHLOSSBERG I just believe in in me — that’s reality. Victory Club, lll-l; Latin-English Football Program Busi- ness Staff, I; Math-X Club, II: French Club, I; Indoor T rack, III; Chess Club, VI; Drama Activities Club, I. Ambition: To enter law or business. DANIEL RICHARD SEIGENBERG You win some, you lose some; a few are just rained out. Victory Club, III; Debating Society, II; Track Team. IV; Wrestling Club, II; Professional Club, II; Athletic Captain, lll-l; Intramural Basketball Association, III; Ski Club, I; Golf Club. Il-I; Golf Team, ll-l; Co-Captain-Golf Team, I. ARTHUR SESNOVICH You are an endless galaxy, yet you are only a star Track Team, III; Math-X Club, I; French Club, ll-l; ARGO Staff, I; Victory Club, ll-l; Latin-English Football Program I . Ambition: To enter the field of Communications or Writing. Seige 1 MICHAEL ERIC SHAFF A quoi bon? Chess Club, Vl-V; Track and Field Club. IV-I; Track Team, IV-II; Victory Club, IV-I I ; Molecular Genetics Society and Seminar. Ill; Cafeteria Staff, III; Latin English Program Staff, IN, Editor. I; Drug Education Club, II; National Hon- or Society, ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation, I. Ambition: To live free or die. ■ j j. on«nuuu goal V0U SUCCeed ' insider making failure you, ArtA Phlle s . 0ciet ' V: Biology Club, IV; Fidelity Prize IV Art Appreciation, lll-l: Drama Activities Club. I EDWARD FRANCIS SHANAHAN JR. Lust for money is the downfall of mankind; I’ll buy that ! c n . 0r ?: Ca J, S ° Ciety IV: Aviat,on Club IV; Drama Society 111,11; Ski Club I; Crew IV-I. 7 Ambition: To be happy n .. n rM 1 onbhHAN Don t ever ask them why; if they told you, you would die Victory Club, IV-I; Coin Club, IV-I; Student Council IV ' F ences C C h e || y ' c; lll: H ' Way T Safety Club ' ll; Medical ' s. for C nt O ’ Senior Class Tr| p Co-ordinator, II; Mid-Wi ter Dance Committee, I; Cheerleader, I; Latin-English Foe ball Program Staff, I; Class Day Committee, h Ski Club Automotive Club, IV; Professional Club, lll-l. Ambition: To be a Corporate Lawyer. Joe JOHN SHEFF Astronomical Society lll-ll; Twenty-first Century Analysis Society lll-l. DANIEL SHERWOOD Soccer Team, IV-I; Intra-mural Hockey, III; Automotive Society, IV; Key Club, I; Victory Club, I; National Honor Society, I; Math Olympiad, ll-l; M.A.A. Mathematics Exami- nation, II. Shiftv. Mike Ed, Neddy Dan ANTHONY M. SMEGLIN Great fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite ’em, And little fleas have lesser fleas, and so ad infinitum. Astronomical Society, V-IV; National Honor Society, I; 21st Century Analysis Society IV-II, President, II; Usher — Har- vard Commencement, II; Victory Club, V-l; Chess Club, VI; Philatelic Society, Vl-V; Fidelity Prize, IV; Classical Prize, II; Junior Achievement, III; Math Olympiad, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Let- ter of Commendation . Ambition: To enter Medicine. Another tough Soccer practise A handshake instead of a kiss? Hi there! Return that teacher, or else! w c . . i ty RAYMOND MICHAEL SIMONS The final line is in my eyes. Basketball II I, Co-captam I; Victory Club II I; Intramural Basketball III; Harvard Commencement II; Class Day Committee I . JOHN CHARLES SMOLINSKY We won ' t get fooled again. Victory Club lll-l; Intramural Basketball III; T rack and Field Club I; Ski Club II; Highway Safety Club II. Ambition: To enter business. CHARLES ALBERT SOMMER This is one giant leap for a man, one small step for man- kind. Fidelity Prize, II; Science Fair, IV-III; Victory Club, IV-I; Mo- lecular Biology Seminar, III; Seminar on Ecology, II; Medi- cal Sciences Club, II; Modern Prize II; National Honor So- ciety, ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation. I; Soccer Team. IV-I; Alternate All-City Goaltender — Soccer, I . Ambition: To enter medicine. Radar, Dar Smo Mark MARK SOO HOO People want what they don’t have; when they get what they want, they don’t want what they get. Astronomical Society, V; Biology Club, IV; Chess Club, VI- II; Coin Club, III; Math-X Club, lll-ll; Table Tennis Society, III; M.A.M.L., ll-l; M.A.A.. II; Victory Club, IV-II. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer. JOHN EDWARD SORRENTINO Our destiny depends on our response to the challenges of our time. Professional Club, lll-l; Victory Club, IV, I; Fidelity Prize, IV; Approbation Prize, lll-ll; Cafeteria Staff, II; Classical Prize, II; Intramural Hockey, III; National Honor Society, ll-l; Highway Safety Club, I; Bowling Club, I; Student Council, II; Key Club, lll-l, Inter-Club Committee, I. Ambition: To work in the field of euthenics. WILLIAM EDWARD GOBRON Math Club IV; Biology Club IV; J.E.T.S. IV; Tack Team V- Ski Club ll-l; Professional Club II; Medical Club II. Charlie Goby GUY LEWIS STEELE JR. A well educated person is one who knows everything about something and something about everything. Greater Boston Math League prizes second, IV, first, III, second, II; M.A.A. IV, III, II, Proficiency Award 111,11; MAML Math Olympiad fourth prize, IV, third, III, second, II; BLS Science Fair first prize, V, first prize, IV, second II; Region- al Science Fair third prize, V, first IV, second, III, third, II, Mass. State Science Fair second prize, II; Math Team IV, III, II, captain I; Chess Club V,ll, VP I; Chess Team 11,1: NHS 11,1; APS IV, III, SEC-Lib II. CPS VP I; Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V.IV.II; Approbation Prize V; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Warren Eastman Robinson Prize III; RPI Math and Science Award II; Michelman Prize II; Harvard Book Award II; Declamation VI, V; Society of Outstanding American High School Students II; Merit’s Who’s Who among American High School Students II; MIT HSSP IV, III, asst teacher II, teacher I; Usher Harvard Commencement II; Kevin H. White ‘‘Man of The Future” Citation III; Student Council VI, V; NMSQT semifinalist I; REGISTER I; LIBER ACTORUM I; OutstandingTeenager of America I. Ambition: To become well educated in math and physics. John Guy, Lewis PAUL ANDREW ST. MARTIN Expect the worst and you shall never be disappointed. Classical Prize VI; Victory Club Vl-I; Math Club IV; Junior World Affairs Club V; NMSQT — Semifinalist I; N.H.S. Pres- ident I; French Club secretary 11,1; Prom Committee I; Vic- tory Dance Committee I; Debating Society V; Declamation V-l I ; Student Council V-IV, I . Ambition: To enjoy life. MARK F. STOIA Enjoy yourself and don’t think too much. Art Appreciation IV. Ambition: To be happy. Paul, “Saint” ARTHUR NEAL STRYER They made it hard, I made it easy. Radio Club IV; Music Appreciation Club I V-l 1 1 ; Philosophi- cal Society III; Chess Club I V-l ; Twenty-first Century Analy- sis Society lll-l, President I; National Honor Society I; Bos- ton Latin School Register Literary Staff I: Dixwell Prize III; Lawrence Prize II; MAML Olympiad ll-l; Seminar on Nucle- arand Particle Physics I. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. PETER ERIC STUTMAN The whole truth and nothing but the truth. Fidelity Prize IV; Photography Club IV-II; Key Club I; Victo- ry Club Vl-I; Latin-English Program Vl-I; Advertising Mgr. Ill; Business Mgr. II; Editor-in-chief I; Liber Actorum I; French Club I; Molecular Genetics Club II . Ambition: To join the Dental Profession. Art Paul, M. J. PAUL MICHAEL JAN SUCHECKI To waste time is to waste life itself. Senior Band IV, III, Blue Band II, Senior Brass Choir III; Boston All-City Civic Concert Band I; ARGO Literary Staff I V-l ; ARGO Business Staff II; Photography Staff ll-l; Record American Boston High School Editors Awards Dinner II; ARGO Photography Editor II; M.l.T. H.S.S.P. 111,1; English Latin Football Program Staff ll-l; Key Club I; Ecology Ac- tion Club III; Crew III, ILL Soccer I; Track and Field Club III, II; Indoor Track II; Weightlifting Club ILL Victory Club I V-l ; Debating and Forensics Society I V-l ; Harvard Model U N. lll-l; Prize Declamation lll-l; Francis Gardener Prize II; Prize Reading Finalist 111,1; Photography Club lll-l; Philatet- ic Society V; Chess Club V; MAML Math Olympiad ILL Stu- dent Council I V-l . Secretary II; Student Council Advisory Board II; Founding Committee Boston Association of Stu- dent Councils IV; B.L.S. Chairman Mayor ' s B.U. Confer- ence on Student Unrest II; Nat. Honor Society ll-l; Winner New England Scholarship Press Association Scholarship I; Letter of Commendation Nat. Merit Scholarship Press Association Scholarship I; Letter of Commendation Nat. Merit Scholarship II; Modern Prize III: Second Prize Boston High Schools Regional Science Fair IV; Society of Out- standing American High School Students ILL Radio Club IV; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; Liber Act orum Photography Staff lll-l; Co-Editor-in-Chief I. Ambition: To enter Medicine, or Politics. NEIL CONWAY SULLIVAN It is better to live one day as a lion than a thousand as a Lamb. Francis Gardner Prize VI; Biology Club V-l 1 1 ; J.E.T.S. V- III; Ski Club lll-l; T rack Team V-L Victory Club Vl-I; Intramural Hockey V-l I ; I.B.A. Ill; Math-X Club V-l II; Auto Safety Club Vl-V; Com Club III; Aquarium Club II; Junior Achievement lll-l; Victory Dance Committee ll-l; Bowling Club lll-ll; French Club III; Professional Club V. Mark Elmo Ambit ion:To be a Policeman. 82 JOHN HENRY SULLIVAN With ten miles behind me and ten thousand more to go. Victory Club IV-I; Ecology Action Club 111,11; German Club 111,11: N.H.S. II. I; Drug Education Club 11,1, Professional Club I; M.A.M.L. Test lll-ll; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Boston Parks and Recreation Dept. Citizen of the Year IV; Approbation Prize V.lll; Fidelity Prize IV; Classical Prize V; Highway Safety Club I . Ambition: To be a Dentist. EUGENE SURVILLO Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disen- chantment it is as perennial as the grass. Football IV-I; MVP Latin-English Game WHDH Scholarship I; MVP BLS Home and School ASSOC Latin English Game I; All City I; All Conference I; 2nd Team All Scholastic Boston Globe I; Hon Men All Scholastic Herald Traveler I; Prom Comm CHM I; LIBER ACTORUM Business Mgr. I; ARGO Staff I; Victory Club IV-I; Football Program lll-l; Outdoor Track IV, III; Orchestra VI-IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Dramatic Society III; Victory Dance Comm 11,1; Mid Winter Dance Comm 11,1; Class Day Comm I; SHOO- BE-DOO Technical Director II; Weightlifting Club lll-l. Ambition: To be active in the theater. ANTHONY LARRY SUSI Don ' t attempt vast projects without vast ideas. Drill Team, IV-I 1 1 ; Glee Club, V,IV; Senior Prom Committee I; Argo Staff 11,1; Latin-English Football Program Staff, I; J.V. Football, IV; Cheerleader, I; Victory Club, IV-I; Forensic Society, I V-l 1 1 ; Debating Society, V.IV; Basketball Mgr., V; J.V. Basketball, IV; Professional Club, lll-l; Intramural Basketball, II; Automotive Club, IV; Track, IV, III. Ambition: To find out if I can be any better than I already am. ALAN PAUL SWIDE I have hardly ever know a mathematician who was cap- able of reasoning. N.H.S. 11,1; Modern Prize IV; Math-X Club IV-I; Chess Club V, lll-l; Forensic Society IV; Junior Engineering Technical Society III; Spring Computer Conference IV; Delegate to Northeast Electronics Research and Engineering Meeting I; Ecology Action Club lll-ll; Science Fair V-l I ; Math Olym- piad IV-I, Finalist I; M.A.A. Test IV-I; A.P.S. IV-I I , Secretary I; M. l.T. High School Studies Program IV-I, Instructor ll-l. Ambition; To be a mathematician. DAVID THOMAS TAKACH T rust all men but cut the cards. Fidelity Prize, VI; Track Team, V-IV; J.V. Football, III; I.B.A., III; Swimming Team, lll-ll; Highway Safety Club, lll-l, Trea- surer, I; Victory Club, IV-I; Current Events Club, lll-ll; Ski Club, ll-l; Table Tennis Society. II; Aviation Club, ILEcology Action Club. II; J.E.T.S., IV; Historical Society, 111; Model Railroad Club, V-IV; Chess Club, VI. Ambition: To be an expert skier. PAUL HAROLD TAMBAKIS Our horizon is never quite at our elbows. Victory Club, IV-I; Wrestling Club, II; Philatelic Society, IV- III; Red Cross Club, III; Biology Club, III; Professional Club, III; Bowling Club, II; Ski Club, Founder III, President 111,11. Vice-President I. FRED WILLIAM TATAR Never say in one word what you can say in ten. Chess Club, V; Professional Club, V; Coin Club, V-IV, Vice Pres., IV; Philatelic Society, IV; Math-X Club, IV; Ecology Action Club, III; Advanced Programmer ' s Society, III; Med- ical Services Club, III; M.A.A. Examination, lll-l; M.A.M.L.. lll-l; Computer Programming, IV-I; German Club, lll-l, President, I; Music Appreciation Club, II; Bibliophile Socie- ty, II; American Association of Teachers of German Exami- nation, ll-l; Table Tennis Society, Vice Pres., II; ARGO Staff, II; Science Fair, II; Modern Prize, II; National Honor Society, ll-l; Eastern Mass. Assoc. Convention of N.H.S., II- I; Quayle Questionaire, II; REGISTER Literary Staff, I; N. M.S.Q.T., I. Ambition: To be a truck driver in Germany with a Master’s Degree. 83 Fred DAVID PAUL TEAGUE Yield to Christ. German Club I; Math-X Club I; Advanced Programmer ' s Society I; Class of 1885 Prize, III: Modern Prize, II; Classi- cal Prize, III; Fidelity Prize, II. Ambition: To enter Christian Service. JOSEPH WONG Let it be. Math Club lll-ll: Victory Club I V-l : National Honor Society I; Usher Harvard Commencement II; Medical Science Club ll-l; Weight Lifting Club II; Soccer Team lll-ll; Indoor T rack II; Asian Culture Club I V-l; Table Tennis Society I . Ambition: To enter Medicine. MITCHELL NEAL TOBIN Why take life seriously, you’ll never get out of it alive. Modern Prize, VI; Chess Club. Il-I; Chess Team, V-l; Cap- tain — Chess Team, ll-l; President of Greater Boston Inter- scholastic Chess Team and League, I; Vice-Pres., II, Sec- ond Place, 1970-71 Interscholastic Chess Championship of Easter Mass.; Biology Club, IV; Astronomy Club, III; French Club. II; Science Fair, V; Seminar on Nuclear and Particle Physics, I; National Honor Society, ll-l; N.H.S. Let- ter of Commendation, II; Math Olympiad and M.A.A. Ex- amination, lll-l; Physics Laboratory Assistant. Ill-I: Usher — Harvard Commencement, II. WILLIAM FIDELIS TROY Be sure your brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear. Indoor Track Team. V-l V, 1 1-1; National Honor Society, ll-l; I.B.A., III; Professional Club, I V-l ; Drug Education Club, ll-l; BowlmgClub. I; Bibliophile Society President, I. Ambition: To be a corporate lawyer. Mitch ROBERT MICHAEL TIERI Biology Club III; Victory Club lll-l; Ecology Club I; Chess Club ll-l; Modern Prize IV, II; Lawrence Award I V-l 1 1 ; N.H.S. IN. Ambition: To enter Medicine. ANDREW THOM Let me go where’er I will, I hear a ski-born music still. 1885 Prize IV; Classical Prize, IV; Modern Prize, lll-ll; Har- vard Commencement, II; National Honor Society. IN; Math Olympiad, II; Victory Club. I V-l ; Medical Sciences Club, ll-l; Weightlifting Club. II; Asian Cultures Club, IN, Treasurer, I; Table Tennis Society, ll-l. Ambition: To be successful. KEVIN THOMAS TIERNEY Next to excellence is the appreciation of it. Key Club. IN; Chess Club, III. Victory Club. IV-II; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation, II; M.A.M.L. Certificate. Ambition: To be an Engineer or Mathematician. Joe Tyranny, Ty Bob Andy Dave Mmsmmm m waUmm Actually, it’s either Harvard or State Stifle Yourself Wholesale Insanity ANDRE STANLEY URBAN And miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. Philatelic Society V; M.l.T. High School Studies Program IV; Junior Achievement III; Drill Team IV-I; Color Guard 1 1 1 I First Lt. I. Ambition; To become a Doctor. RICHARD BARRY WALLACE The only real poverty is the poverty of the mind.” Victory Club VI I; Prize Reading VI; Photography Club V; Science Fair V; Indoor Track V-lll; Outdoor Track V-lll; Cross Country IV; Midget Relay IV-I 1 1 ; Basketball ll-l; J.V. Co-captain II; T rack and Field Club III; Key Club, Inter-Club Committee I; Latin-Engllsh Program, Business Manager I; Liber Actorum Sports Staff I; Argo Staff I; Intramural Bas- ketball III; Victory Dance Committee I; Class Day Commit- tee I; French Club I. Ambition: To be involved in communications. JAMES B. WASHEBA There’s a sucker born every minute, but only Fanny Farm- er makes the true lollipop. Bowling Club I; Fidelity Prize III; Math Olympiad I; Liber Actorum I; Bibliophile Society I Vice-President I; Museum Scholarship Classes III. PAUL D. VAITKUS Contentment is Man’s ultimate goal. Cross Country lll-l; Indoor Track lll-l; Outdoor Track lll-l; Cafeteria Marshall III; Victory Club lll-l; Fidelity Prize III; Track and Field Club ll-l; Ski Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Math XClub I; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To be an Engineer. EDMUND PETER TUTLYS Jeder fur sich, Gott fur uns alle. Victory Club, IV-I; Philatelic Society, IV-I I ; Coin Club, IV-I I ; Weightlifting Club, III; I.B.A., III; Varsity Basket Ball, ll-l; Student Council, III; Fidelity Prize, III; Usher-Harvard Commencement, II; Junior Achievement, III; Class Com- mittee, I. Ambition: To be a Numismatist. GEORGE TIMOTHY WALKER Chance favors the prepared mind. Intramural Basketball Association III; Junior Achievment III; Indoor Track III; Victory Club lll-l; Highway Safety Club ll-l; Crew ll-l; NHS II. Ambition: to be happy in life. WALLACE CHESTER WALKER A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards all the rest. Indoor Track lll-ll; Victory Club IV-I; Cafeteria Staff IV-I 1 1 ; Liber Actorum I, Band VI-IV; Brass Choir V; All City Band VI-IV; Model Railroad Club IV-I 1 1 . AmbitiomTobea Doctor. Stan, Andre T ut, Ed Wally Walla-water George MICHAEL PAUL WASSERMAN There’s a place for us, somewhere a place for us. Peace and quiet and open air wait for us somewhere Hold my hand and we’re halfway there. Classical Prize Vl-V; B.L.S. Science Fair V, 1 1 1 ; Public De cla- mation V-IV; Glee Club V-IV; Math X Club ll-l; German Club I; N.H.S. Society ll-l; MAML lll-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NMSQ semi-finalist I. Ambition; To be active in Theater. ALAN WEISS Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. Senior Band V-l; Manager and Librarian I; Orchestra V-l; All-City Band lll-l; All-City Orchestra lll-l; Reed Choir I V-l ; Recorder Consort III; WEZE Radio Broadcast II; U.N.H. Summer Music ll-l; Woodwind Trio Summerthing . New England Conservitory Chamber Orchestra 1; Greater Bod- ton Youth Symphony 1; Mass. Wind Ensemble 1; Greater Bostonians ll-l; Southeast District Festival I; All-State Rec- ommendation I. Ambition: To be a Musician. FREDERICH WILLIAMS The bigger they are; the harder they fall. Indoor Track V-l; Outdoor Track V-l; Cross Country lll-ll Victory Club I V-l ; Science fair V; Coin Club lll-ll; Ski Club II Intramural Basketball III; Track and Field club ll-l WeightliftingClub I. THEODORE J. WILLIAMS The past is a foreign country”. Red Cross Volunteer VI; Fidelity Prize IV; Ski Club III; Dra- matic Activities Club I; Bibliophile Society I; N.H.S. I. MANLEY DAVID WITTEN Do not compare yourself to others, you will become vain and bitter; for there will always be greater and lesser peo- ple than yourself. Track VI; Science Fair IV; Victory Club VI I; J.V. Basketball III; J.V. Football III; Intramurals Basketball Coach III; Ath- letic Captain II; Public Declamation ll-l; Prize Declamation ll-l; Prize Reading, First Prize II; Harvard Commencement II; Prom Committee I; Associate Editor Argo I; Student Council I. Ambition: To be something to everyone and every- thingto someone. Wolf ROBERT F. WOLFREYS May the warm tongue of freedom lick your inner ear. Stamp Club VI; Philatelic Society IV; Track IV; Victory Club I V-l I ; Chess Club, Sargant-At-Arms II; French Club ll-l; N.H.S. ll-l; N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-finalist II; Fidelity Prize IV; Third Prize, Mass. Port Authoity Essay Contest II; M.l.T. HSSP 11,1; National Science Foundation Summer Science Training Program II. Ambition; To be a Psychologist. DANA PAUL WONG If rt is right, do it. Intramural Basketball III; Photography Club V; Ski Club lll- ll; Victory Club II; Liber Actorum III; Asian Cultures Club ll-l. Ted Hey, Manley! Mike, Wassi Fritz, Roadrunner ROBERT LOUIS WONG When your mouth is closed, people don’t know whether or not you are stupid; once you open it, they know for sure. N.H.S. Il l; Modern Prize V; Approbation Prize IV; Stamp Club VI-IV; Chess Club IV-I; Math Olypiad III I; MAA II, Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Asian Cultures Club II I; Biology Club IV; Advanced Science Program II; Third Prize and Best Topical Exhibit of B.L.S. Stamp Exhibition IV; Astronomical Society V; Science Fair V Ambition: To be a Biologist. THLUEY H. WOO Our wisdom comes from our experience and our experi- ence comes from our foolishness. Photography Club V; Math Club I; Math Olympiad V, I ; Stu- dent Council I; NHS II, I; Table Tennis Society II; Chess Club V; Indoor Track 111,11; Track and Field Club 111,11; Drill Team IV; Science Fair IV; MIT HSSP III; Junior Achieve- ment III; Aviation Club 111,11; Victory Club 111,11; Asian Cul- tures Club treasurer II, pres. I; APS III Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer. EDWARD J. WOODFORD Hard work and patience will always be rewarded. Victory Club I; Bowling Club I; Weightlifting Club I; Latin- English Program Business Staff I. Ambition: To be a Doctor. ALAN MARK YANOFF Semper ubi sub ubi. Loyalty and Fideltiy Prize IV; Victory Club IV; Junior Achievement III; Biology Club III; Professional Club II; Ath- letic Captain II; N.H.S. I; Ecology Action Club I; Math X Club I. Ambition: To sit upon a golden throne. BENNETT SOO YEE If you said yesterday that you ' ll do something today, when today comes you’ll wish that it were yesterday. Biology Club IV; Approbation Prize IV; Classical Prize IV; N.H.S. Il-I; Delegate to Eastern Mass. N.H.S. Convention I; Chess Club ll-l; Victory Club lll-l; Math X Club 111,1; Profes- sional Club III; German Club II; Asian Cultures Club 11,1; M.A.A. II; Math Olympiad 11,1; Table Tennis Society II. Ambition: To be a business manager. CHEE WING YU Doing what can’t be done is the glory of living. Math X Club III; Medical Science Club II; Key Club ll-l; Asian Cultures Club ll-l; Indoor Track lll-ll; Outdoor Track lll-ll; Soccer III; Ecology Seminan II. Ambition: To do Scientific Research. STEPHEN JOSEPH ZAINO The greatest battle a young man must endure is with himself. Victory Club lll-l; Junior Achievement III; Football II; Golf Team IV-I; Cafeteria Staff IV-I 1 1 ; I.B.A. Ill; Track and Field Club I. Ambition: To obtain happiness. Thluey Chee Bobby, Bob Steve Ben PAUL CHRISTIAN ECKLER I only wish that someone would tell me what’s goin’ on. J.V. Football III; IBA Basketball Championship III; Science Fair V, I V; German Club V; Victory Club IV-i; Bibliophile Club II; Aquarium Club Treasurer III; Modern Prize III; NHS 11 , 1 . Ambition: To be a Lawyer. RICHARD LUI SHAUN TIMOTHY MULLINS FRANCIS JOSEPH BRADY Apathy is the world’s worst problem, but I don’t CARE. Paul Rich Shaun JOSEPH F. PEACOTT From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs” Victory Club IV-I; National Honor Society ll-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Finalist. NMSQT. Ambition: To enter Anthropological Research DENNIS MICHAEL SCHNEIDER Vale. Ambition: To do and not to prate. THOMAS JAMES SPISAK JR. But the greatest of these is love. Register Literary Staff lll-l; M.I.T. High School Studies Program II; M.I.T. High School Studies Program Instructor ll-l. Ambition: To be a teacher or writer. JULIAN WEBB 90 We the omniscient seers of The Class of 1972 do hereby Prophesy Kevin McCluskey will become President of The United States. Jimmy Ng will open a Chinese restaurant and serve daily alumni tea Steve Galante will be a mannequin in Jordan Marsh’s front window. Ted Brinkert will still be collecting class dues at all our reunions. Mark Cuddy will produce, direct, write and star in countless Broadway plays. Paul Paget will go .to Hollywood and star in a rerun of Evil Knievel. Mike Hanna will be the artist for Playboy, Life, Time, Newsweek, Esquire Ed T utlys will open a menswear shop and sell purple hot pants. Matt Basile will be a mathematician and sell hot combs. Buddy Kohler will have a Big Black Book. Fran Cronin will replace Jack Armstrong as the All-American Boy. Gene Survillo will be the first one in and out of the locker room Bunzo Byrne will finally take advantage of Gene Survillo. Jim Burns will be editor-in-chief of the New York Times. Manley Witten will be associate editor of the New York Times. Jimmy Olson will work for the Daily Planet. Jerry Connors will continue to do more work than he gets credit for. Gene Nazzaro will continue to fight for peace. Howard Rosenblum will be copy boy for the Christian Science Monitor. il Danny Fitz will open the Fitzgerald Football Fiiosophy Factory. Pat Flaherty will recruit Boston Latin School students for So. Boston High. Marty Lydon will be forever JOC I Paul Suchecki will be a lawyer, photographer, booior, and Indian Chief. ' O ' Mara I n ■ f kSchneider will laugh last. Harry Gaines will finally produce the El Galanto Show. Mike I | S 3n Wl11 § ive lessons to Jean-Claude Killy, Charlie Hills will not alwa} J r If I offer from the WHA. J. Paul Golden will be Boston’s number 1 movie critic Art Maho- ■ -J k 1 ne ' Jo f n rr s will play football in the Yard. Guy Steele will continue to com- ■ I ticket t • wak« eve Gerbutavich will become lead singer for the Osmonds. Paul St. Martin will sock 10 y65;s y0ijn G er when he ' s 10 years older. George Kintz. with his ••G n jo hr m : ev loin Opisak will ma- K , mumble in seven languages. Al Swide will f ■ j 1 , v V mm 1 . v 1 |,p i l •( - i! continue to be Guy Steele’s side kick. Defo will tell a good joke. Brian Mul- rooney will replace George Blanda. Pudgy Powers will play his first pro hockey game in Converse sneakers. Mike Moroney will star in a Looney Tune production of “Baby Huey Goes to College’’. Hawkins will be . Far Out. Howie Rosenthal will take V the make-up. ! i . 1 vv V ' -- 1 i 1 ' ' I? J more than a game A football season is a lot like life in microcosm. The season begins with warm, sunny days filled with opti- mism and hope. As the season progresses, the sun- shine wanes, the warmth diminishes, and optimistic hope is qualified by the hard lifelike realities of fierce human effort. The days grow colder, the rains come, and the vision becomes more realistic. It is always eas- ier to declare the top position in anything than to reach it. While hope perdures, ultimate victory is again a fickle lady, ever to be wooed with all one’s might but never to be securely or forever won. Each week is a new encounter, each season is a new challenge. Life is like that too, because it is spent in time amid all the vicissitudes of personal trials and existential difficul- ties. Anyone who thinks otherwise lives in a dream world. But a football season is authentic and real, as well as somewhat fantastic. : IRST ROW: Coach Costello, Albert, Latyszonek, Paget. FitzGerald, Gervino, Kintz, DiFrancesco, P. Flaherty, Cronin, Byrne, Lydon, jurvillo, O ' Malley, Costello, Price, Moran, Moroney. SECOND ROW: Coach Pellegrini, McBride, Mahoney, Connors, Borum. Ma- ares, Burnham, Puopolo, King, DeSimone, Percoco, Magnarelli, Gallagher, Dr. O ' Leary, Mr. Devore, Trainer Dan Lyons THIRD tOW: Managers T. FitzGerald, Tierney, B. McFarland. O’Keefe, Decina, Silver, P. McFarland, McKinnon, Strecker, Thomas, Swee- ley, Atkinson, Mulrooney. FOURTH ROW: Kerr, Hickey, Lynch, T. Flaherty, Chisolm, Morelli, Donigian, Sr. Manager Driscoll. Football is a sport of tremendous dedication which develops strength, speed, and agility. The foot- ball athlete must train hard to perfect these essential skills. Thus, merely obtaining a starting slot is ex- tremely difficult while becoming an extraordinary player is beyond the range of most candidates. The Wolfpack finished with a record of six wins and three losses. Most people would consider this a respectable record, but for Latin School Men it was not enough. For the ultimate in football is victory and anything short of that is a disappointment. 1972 was a fine season for the team, but a great season for standouts Gene Survillo and Fran Cronin. It was also a gratifying experience for hard working starters Gene Nazzaro, Dan FitzGerald, Marty Lydon, Pat Flaherty, Paul Paget, Jim Byrne, Mike Moroney, Brian Mulrooney, Paul DeFrancesco, Bill Moran, and Mike Gervino. All were proud to be able to represent BLS on the gridiron. They were also grateful for the opportunity to play under Coach Costello and his staff . BLS vs Medford 6-22 1 BLS vs Weymouth So. 26-6 1 in s vs Cambridge Latin 45-6 BLS vs Worcester So. 54-2 in s vs Brookline 16-12 BLS vs Technical 6-22 BL S vs Newton 0-14 BLS vs B.C. High 7-0 BL S vs English 6-0 ■ mf m W K ' i i � . « « l • . - K ' t ' f J ’■ ■ - JVi! grrn3 ■ LATIN DEFEATS BOTH ENGLISH AND THE WEATHER 6-0 On a freezing, rain-drenched Thanksgiving Day morning Boston Latin and Boston English paired off for the 85th annual meeting. Fortunately for the ri- vals, the game was to be played on the Astro-turf of B.U. ' s Nickerson Field. Most of the other games throughout the state had been cancelled, however the Grandaddy of them all went on as scheduled. The 1500 hardy souls who braved the steady, whipping rain, dragging their way to the exits as the final seconds ticked off. were content to have wit- nessed a hard-fought stalemate. But Latin had other ideas. Gaining possession of the ball with eight seconds remaining, King sprinted to his right at the English 23 and lofted a strike over the fingertips of two defenders to Steve Mahoney, who was angling right as he crossed the goal line. Ecstacy reigned on the Latin bench and moments later in the Latin dressing room. It was a dramatic climax to a good, solid season — a game to be re- membered forever. ' •UMaiuitini KNEELING: Kallel, Salesman, Kostka, Hickey. Roach, McCarthy, Horne, Fitzgerald, King. Clayton, Power, Casey, Manning. David. Mulrey. STANDING: coach Steve Cohen, coach Tom McCarthy, head coach Paul Costello. Cronin, Tutlys, O ' Hara, Sweeney, King, FitzGerald. Co- capt, Simons, co-capt. McCluskey, Wallace, Casey, Regan, Moroney, Mgrs. Moymhan. T. Fitzgerald, MacFarland. Reagan. HOOP The 1972 basketball squad was unlike any the school has seen in a number of years. Led by consist- ent co-captains Kevin McCluskey and Ray “Dar” Simons, the team ran, shot, and hustled it’s way to a position of contention and respect in the City League. Steady ballhandler Bill King, along with first- year men Joe Regan and Mike Moroney, gave the purple a formidable starting five, with every player capable of scoring, rebounding and playing tough defense. Rick Wallace and his “Warriors”, Fran Cron- in, John Barry, junior Steve O’Hara, and “Easy” Ed Tutlys provided Latin with a durable (and entertain- ing) bench. Although five of the first seven players have gradu- ated, the team will remain strong with junior spark- plug Tim Casey, starter Bill King and aggressive Andy Puopolo returning as experienced guards; hustling Pat Sweeney and Dan Fitzgerald will take up where Regan, McCluskey, Moroney and Cronin left off un- der the boards. Coach Costello, who was given a long and difficult schedule, expressed great confidence in his person- nel and stressed defense and team play throughout the season. A strong JV team, coached by Steve Coh- en and Tom McCarthy, lends bright hope to the future. Radar” on target. - i 1 i i i This year ' s season started on a sour note for the squad when the services of senior wing John Hama no were lost due to injury. However the squad pulled together and Coach Coleman and company enjoyed one of the best seasons in a long time for a Latin School hockey team as they fought for the right to partici- pate in post season competition. The main reason for the fine season was not only an abundance of talent but also a new spirit of togetherness, vital for any team that wants to win. The team was young with only four seniors who had the experience needed in the tight spots. Lost through graduation were leading scorer, Tom Cohan; wing, Paul Golden; defense man, Tom Driscoll; and goalie, Capt. Brian Pudgie” Powers. Junior Roger Toland who was away on a two month tour of duty, bolstered the squad with his return. Backup goalies Mike Connerty and Dan Magnarelli worked hard all season long. Coach Coleman will have much tal- ent rturning, however namely, the Junior line of Robbie Conner- ty, Jim Norton, and John Gallagher; the starting defensive pair of Sophomore Mark Moriello and Freshman Jackie O ' Callahan; and Juniors Bill Shields, and Dan Murphy, another fine defensive pair. The third line will consist of Sophomore defenseman Pat Daley. Freshman wing Ken Connelly, and wings Joe Consalvo or Jack Doyle. Congratualtions to Coach Coleman, Capt. Powers, and the rest of the team for a fine season. Vets lead a young FRONT ROW: M Connerty. Consalvo, B. Connerty, Capt. Brian Powers. Golden, Moriello, O ' - Callahan, Murphy. Magnarelli BACK ROW: trainer Dan Lyons, Mgr Lynch. Gallager. Mgr. Per- coco. Dailey, Norton, Shields, Toland. Connolly. Cohan, Driscoll. Doyle, coach Dave Coleman. 104 puckster team ABOVE: Line forms at the rear. Shields combine. ABOVE RIGHT: Golden takes charge. BELOW: “Whaddayamean, red light?” BELOW RIGHT: Driscoll and SOCCER In a league dominated by teams whose strength lay in their many foreign players, Latin stood out as the most “American team. However, this back- ground proved to be a disadvantage. Despite their enthusiasm, Latin’s players lacked the experience of the other teams. In order to overcome this handicap Latin adopted the most aggressive style of play in the league. This approach resulted in many close and roughly-played games, a few hard-earned victories, and a few more heart-breaking losses. Early in the season it was apparent that the city championship was not to be theirs, but the Latin booters continued to hustle and i mproved with each game. Late in the season they found the scoring punch that had been sporadic earlier in the year. In the last two games Latin’s forwards, halfbacks and even the defense executed their play with more pre- cision than ever before and everyone seemed to be able to score. Alas, there were only so many games in the season and the team felt a bit shortchanged as they knew at the end that they had become the equals of any team they had met. For the seniors it seemed to be a disap- pointing final season, but nevertheless, one which they can still look back upon as a time when the joy of competition far outweighed the disappointment of defeat. “Work plus desire did not equal success for the 1971 B.L.S. Soccer team, but it was equivalent to fun and good fellowship. Ole Gringo! FIRST ROW: O ' Sullivan, Charney, Sommer, Marsden, Birle, Barry. Hawkins. Fantasia, Ring. SECOND ROW: Hamano. Sherwood. Burns. Re- agan. O ' Donnell. Grey, Cusack. Hurley, McGrath, Coffey. THIRD ROW: Clark, M. Suchecki, Kohler, Kele , Kowalewicz, Conroy, Vong, Bonomo, Bluthardt, P. Suchecki, Coach Evans. THE 1971 RECORD Latin 0 Comm Latin 1 Ros Latin 1 E. B. Latin 1 Bri Latin 3 Tech Latin 0 Ros Latin 4 E.B. Latin 0 Eng Latin 1 Bri Latin 1 Tech Latin 1 Eng Latin 7 E.B. Latin 5 Comm Capt. Birle heads against Brighton. — • . - . A zsaB m - Hamano sets for the scissor kick This year’s swimming team led by seniors Mark Costel- lo. Jerry Connors. George Edwards and Mike Hanna, en- joyed one of its finest seasons in many years. The Latin swimmers romped to victory in the Greater Boston Inter- scholastic Relay Carnival. The depth of the team showed in this particular meet as well as in others during the long season. Rick Spry and Neil Costello set records in the 100 yard butterfly, 50 yard freestyle, and the 160 and 200 yard indi- vidual medley respectively. Latin’s relay of Costello, Spry, Flaherty and Jerry Connors also set records in the 200 and 400 yard freestyle relay. Diver Steve Santangelo contin- ued his supremacy over all competitors despite his fresh- man standing. With a youthful team Latin seems unstopp- able for many years to come. FIRST ROW: Connors, Hanna, Edwards, M, Costello, J. Connors, Santangelo, McNab, SECOND ROW: Suissa, McMasters, Flaherty, C. Con nors. Spry, Lach, Raffauf, R. Spry, THIRD ROW: Bohan, McGrail, Golden, Ahearn, Butler, Nowicki, N. Costello, coach Bill Powers. Wfffi - - e Defend Crown INDOOR TRACK 1972 Following an undefeated ’71 indoor track season, the ' 72 team has proved its prowess. Having lost a total of 29 runners through graduation or transfer, the purple prancers made up a young but still formi- dable team. The team mounted a 9-1 regular season record, beating strong teams such as English, Rindge. and B.C. High while losing only to Technical. The captains this year were city champ miler Fred Carey, hurdler Greg McBride and dashman Paul Paget. Fred Williams and Dave Flynn ran strong 300’s while Mike Gervino provided the power in the shotput along with Mike Elliot. Larry O ' Donnell was featured in the dash. The bulk of the team consisted of underclassmen Nate Borum, Bob O ' Leary, Paul Thomas, Bill Burn- ham. Steve Holbrook, Don Simi, Bruce McKinnon and Chuck Carroll. Managers Kelly, Surel and Harri- son have been valuable all year. Special thanks go to coach Freddy Irons for having the patience required to produce a fine track team. A young team ABOVE: Nate Borum, strong contender for Reggie Champs in high ]umps. BELOW (LEFT): Star senior Mike Gervino delivers his usual power in the shotput BELOW (RIGHT): Junior Paul Thomas hustles in relay. OPPOSITE: Hurdler Greg McBride competing in relay event. OPPOSITE (FAR) Coach Freddy Irons offers advice to the youngsters. . . . a formidable team FIRST ROW: Healey, Quarles, McCarthy, Coakley, Caruso, Chin, Cunningham, Jones, SECOND ROW: Seto, Thomas, Elliot, Tri-Captains Car- ey, Gervino, McBride, F. Williams, O’Donnell, Berson, Borum, Kelly (mgr), THIRD ROW: Carson, Carroll, Morandus, Rooney. Bartlett, Simi, D’Amato, Munroe, Maguire. Dyer, Elliot, Holbrook, Getchell, Keenan, Foley, Ruggiere, Moylan, Foley, Depaolis, Felder, Toplyn, Kelly (mgr), Surel (mgr), Coach Freddy Irons. I I 9 Scientific runners ramble on CO-CAPTAINS Jim Pearson and Fred Carey FIRST ROW: Caruso, Holbrook, co-capt. Carey, SECOND ROW: Coakley, Depaolis, Berson, Keenan, Ruggiere, Moylan, THIRD ROW: coach Freddy Irons, Surel (mgr), O’Connor, Healey, D’Amato, Simi, Getchell, Seto, Foley, Cunningham, Hardiman, Kelly (mgr). Most successful cross-country coaches say that there are two types of cross-country runners, the artistic type and the scientific type. The artistic type of runner runs to win. Although he would like his time to improve and would be disappointed if it did not, his first thought is that of winning. On the other hand, the “scientist” is mainly concerned with time. He knows just where along the course he should be at a certain time and just how hard he must run to im- prove his time. The scientific runner prefers to run at a pace while most artistic types like to go out fast and hang on to the lead. If a “scientist” comes in third with an im- proved time, he’s satisfied; while and “artist” who runs third is disappointed. Usually Latin’s cross-country team is made up of an equal number of artistic and scientific types — the ideal situation. This year, however, the team seemed to be com- prised largely of “scientists”. The result was a mediocre season, although a winning one. This year’s captains were Fred Carey and Jim Pearson, injured in the last half of the season, who along with Paul Hardiman completed the senior roster. Next year, with Bob O’Leary, Bill Coakley, Don Simi, Mike Caruso, Steve Hol- brook, Paul D’Amato and Bob Williams returning, Latin should have the experience to get back on top. Special recognition should be given to sophomore Bob Williams who was a medalist in the C.M.I. sophomore race. Crew • After a disappointing season last spring noted only for the lack of races caused by a shortage of oars, the crew team had an outstanding fall season. The team was strong with many re- turning lettermen. There were three races in the fall season with Latin, Tech, English and South Boston com- peting. The first two races were won easily by Latin. In the third race Latin barely edged out a strenghthened Tech team giving the Latin nine a per- fect record. Under Coach Vara’s lead- ership the team has been a consistent winner in recent years. This year there were eight seniors on the team. Ed Shanahan was first boat coxswain for his fourth consecu- tive year. John Moynihan, John Cotillo and Frank Gens, the tri-captains again, had strong seasons along with Paul Scavotto, George Walker, Phil Ferzoco and Bob Evans. Spring saw the return of seniors Mike Gervino and Paul Su- checki. I Golf FIRST ROW: Murphy, Nigrosh, Johnson, Doyle, Zanio. SECOND ROW: Kerr, Kelley. FIRST ROW: Ferzoco, Gens. Moynihan, Mr Vara, Cotlllo, Suchecki, Evans, E. Shana- han, SECOND ROW: Wong, Nowick. Lof- tus, Gettlemen, Pettiglio. Burke. Shana- han, THIRD ROW: Walker, Wong, Izzi. Ko- tlier. ORDINATIONES SCHOLASTICAE 1972 Liber Actorum Staff SEATED: Egan. Cuddy. Kadzis. P Suchecki (EDITOR). Mr Hannigan, Parna (EDITOR). Hanna. McCluskey. Survillo. Byrne STANDING: M. Suchecki. Straqualursi. Ule, FitzGerald, O ' Mara, Paget. Wallace, Tomasim. Walker, Frasca, Connors. Editors-ln-Chief Paul M.J. Suchecki Bob Parna Rich Kadzis ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATES Wally Walker Mike Egan Mark Cuddy FACULTY Kevin Mac SENIORS Gene Survillo BUSINESS MANAGER Out of the subterranean depths of 034 2 comes the 1972 LIBER ACTORUM! (applause). Here for your very own is the most magnificent book since the Bible, the most profound philosophy since Freud, and the best photography since Matthew Brady. And now that we ' ve done it, and are dead from sheer exhaustion, we leave this will . To Paul Suchecki, we leave a book on printing. To Bob Parna, we leave a dead line. To Kevin McCluskey we leave a job at Purdy ' s. To Mark Cuddy we leave a key to 032. To Danny Fitz we leave a permanent pass. To Gene Survillo we leave a Bunzo the clown punching bag. To Rich Kadzis we leave a page of candids. To Mike Egan we leave a roll of hyperatomic- doublepan-X film. To Wally Walker we leave a lot of credit. Danny Fitz SPORTS REGISTER Literary Excellence Poetry Reading Mr. Roche Editors DiGiorgio and Rosenblum FIRST ROW: Foster. Gens. Paget. Galante, Carroll. Diettrich, Powers. Rosenbum editor, Digiorgio, Sprince. Messina. Hanna. SECOND ROW: Cuddy. Suchecki, Parna. Sleele. Spisak, Gorman, Markowitz, Flanagan, Tatar. Mr. Roche. Literary Advisor. Absent. Journalistic Achievment. FIRST ROW: Foster, Marsden, Wallace, Brennan, Sucheckl, Hawkins, Burns Editor in Chief, C. Kent, Cohan, Golden, Survillo, Byrne. Donovan, SECOND ROW: Kohler, Mgnarelli, Longfield Ad. mngr., Espinosa, Schilit circulation mngr., Sheehan, Messina, Galante, Reilly, DiFrancesco, Brink- ert, McCluskey, Egan Photo editor, THIRD ROW: Flaherty, Cuddy, Parna, Carroll, Gordon, Keenan ed., Hamano, Ng, Vannoni, Tutlys, DePaolis, FOURTH ROW: Vaitkus, Ule, Mayo, Flynn, Leach, Park, Monihan, Louis Lane, Mulrooney, Kadish, Gens, Berson, Ciampa, Elliot. ARGO BLS AGAIN LAST MINUTE VICTOR Coeducation Next Year (Maybe) Jim Burns — editor Manley Whitten Jerry Connors Associate editors ARGO FIRST ROW: Egan, Boodro, Kostaras, Kadzis, Draisen, M. Suchecki, Cuddy. Reilly, P. Suchecki, Longfield, Leiter, Clay. Messina. SECOND ROW: Giordano, Reason, DePaolis, Toland. Football Program 85th i mtual Classic : { ■ (Lhanksqitiiuq . 1 i Bat) Cofacmbcr 25, 1971 SOUVENIR PROGRAM 25 CENTS FIRST ROW: Flaherty, Woodford, P. Kadish, Literary ed., Glaskin, Wallace Business mgr., Hanna, Irons, F. Advisor, London Ad. mgr., Ragin, Shaft, Frasca, Parna, photo ed, Donovan. SECOND ROW: Lydon, Sheehan, Hickey. Reilly. Mistry, Flaherty, McCluskey, Flynn, Tutlys. THIRD ROW: Hawkins. Mulrooney, Paget. 123 ; ' £ ■ i bSinKmmmm Chess Club SEATED: Owens. Chin, Casby, Goodman, Schwartz, Raskauskas, Girmus, Clarke, Lee, Hunnefeld, Teehan, Stracqualursi, Ambraziejus, FIRST ROW: Wong, Stryer, Tobin, Amato. Steele (V Pres), Mr, Sayer, Markowitz (Pres), Littleboy. Charney, Swide, Boodro, Foti. SECOND ROW: Harrison, O ' Malley, Mullaney, Mulkern, Berger, Tang. Longfield, Chin, Chin D,, Sprince, Wu, Giordano, Brown, Holbrook, Cass, THIRD ROW: Alford. Orthman. Mitchell. Donahue. Davis, FOURTH ROW: Jevgrans, Malone y, Bagrud, Ng, Gross, Lofchie, Chin, Chin W., Kwan, Wyck- off. Smith, Jeffries, FIFTH ROW: Chin, Feitelberg, Schatz, Tarpey, O’Connor, Tom, Vannoni, Casey, Ule, Strazdas, D ' Alto, Dek, Censullo, Kratman, Thorburn, Farrell. McCarthy, Whitehouse, Yee. Chess Team SEATED: Markowitz, Tobin (CAPT), Mr. Sayer, Littleboy, Charney, Berger, STANDING: Steele, Thorburn, Wyckoff. Strazdas. Mc- Carthy, Girmus, 124 •• •• ; jj-v f . V • ■ , • -mV I ' . jt.t ..v-.j i 1 —— ■ ■ 1 ' — C ' — l — ■-JJi. ' l - - ‘ H-Jfr Math-X Club ROW 1: Chin R., Woo, Moses (treas), Ng (VP), Mr. Wellings, Glaskin (pres), Charney, Foti, Giusto, Montana. ROW 2: Thom, Gay, Leung, Chin G., Wu, McGrory, Longfield, Strazdas, Boodro, ROW 3: Vaitkus, Tatar, Stern, Swide, Digiorgio, Giordano. Math Team SEATED: Steele, Mr. Durante, Mr. Weinert, Moses. STANDING: Guli- nello, Stern, Strazdas. 125 FIRST ROW: Carrol. Elliot. O ' Donnell, Schwartz. Paget. V P Irons. Borum. Viatkus. O ' Leary. SECOND ROW: Toomey. Hills, treas., Pearson. Pay, Keenan. McCarthy. Carson, Caruso. Hardiman, Kenney. Mallen. Simi ROW THREE: Suchecki. Hagerty. D ' Amato, Getchell. Williams. Shaft. Reilly. FRONT ROW: McDonough, Amato, Stryer, Pietrasic, Bedugnis. SECOND ROW: Day, lannaconne, Rapazzini, Kizino. Stage Crew FIRST ROW: Lydon, Mr. Casey, Paget. SECOND ROW: Spry, Flaherty. President; Art Stryer Vice-President: John Pietrasic 21st Century Analysis Society FIRST ROW: Vaughn, Wald. Sudenfield, Giordano, Egan (mgr), Mr. Boisen, Weiss (mgr), Kintz, George (jr mgr), Zeghibe, Slight. Giordano. SECOND ROW: Mitchell, Hickey. Cavanaugh. Leiter. Alexander, Donnelly. Neas, Harrington. Chung, McCoy. Lieber, Romano. Hardiman, Pugsley. Donnelly. DeGraff, Vaughn. Childers, Suchecki, THIRD ROW: Thurm, Licari, Bertucci, Carter, Steele. Muller. Kordis. Guzzo, Lobosco. Carbonaro, Young. Perella. Nee. FOURTH ROW: Thorn. Mirski, Kelleher. Pearson. Stern. Pitts. Korsec. Alfert. DeVellis. Casey. Woods. Daniels. Meyerkopf. Gordon. Grammer. Cronin, FIFTH ROW: DiNatale, Fondation, Kane. O ' Donnell. Hegarty. Olson. Walsh, Scavotto. Dolhert, Tyman, Keenan. Healy. String Ensemble FIRST ROW: Chin. Tedesco. Bollard, Kerr, SECOND ROW: Robinson, Berstein. Chin. Jazz Ensemble FIRST ROW: Meyerkopf, George, Kintz, Mr. Boisen, Giordano. Leiter SEC- OND ROW: Spur, Healy. Sudenfield. McCoy, Alfert. Steele THIRD ROW: Schwartz. Pitts, Scavotto, Daniels. Grammer. Vaughn. Olson. ROW 1: Survillo, Flaherty, Lynch sec, Strecker vp, Kintz pres, Coach Cohen, coach Costello, Donlglan treas, Paget, DiFrancesco, Byrne, Weider, ROW 2: Flaherty, Hickey, Elliott, Grilli, Lembo, McFarland. Keeley, Silver, Mazares, Panovas, ROW 3: Foley, Power, Okeefe, Magnarelli, Kerr, Murphy, Chuck Atlas Weightlifting Club Drill Team ROW 1: 2nd Lt. Price, Davis, 1st Lt. Yee, Captain Stone, Col. Chiarini, Hamm, Sgt. Watkins, 2nd Lt. DeWinter. ROW 2: Quartermaster Sgt. Borum, Joseph, Wright, Higgins, Sgt. Dyer, Sgt. Cypher, Lance CpI. Kratman, J. Higgins, Lawrence. Captain McGrath. ROW 1: Flynn, Bottary. Ciampa (sec), Kunian (pres), Mr. Hartell, Mahoney (v pres), Fuccillo (treas). Bakas, Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: Geller. Kostar- as, Vitagliano. Healy, Robinson. Moy. Kropas. Frantzen. ROW 1: Pettiglio. Pettiglio R . Sorrento. Strazdas, Censullo (pres). Vannoni (v pres). Bluthart, Coffey (sec), Collins. ROW 2: Mayo. Bedugnis. Mulkern, Kostaras. DiNatale, Brady. McCarthy, Antoniazzi. Catalfano. ROW 1: Mariani. Connors. Berquist, Suchecki. Gordon, Mr. Peterson, Espinosa, Wu. Hamilton, O ' Connor, Campbell, Pettiglio. ROW 2: Cim- mino, Ohmstede, Celeste. Straube, Platt, Gianni, Busa, Lay, O ' Donnell, Smith. ROW 3: Roode, Healy, Fleming. Carney, Makuch, Matthews. Breslin, McCready, Ruggere, Byrne, Murphy. LIBRARY STAFF ROW 1: Mitchell, Vasillades, McSharry, Alford, Zeghibe, Miss Fellows, Skelley, Tomasini, Kasparian, Sweeney, Mellone. ROW 2: Ambiaziejus. Toupin, Moran, Connolly. McLaughlin, Folsom. Aucoin, Makuch. Wong, Power, Hughes. Hovestadt. Sullivan. ROW 3: Ahern, Joyce, Mc- Donough, Varga, Abruzzese. Norton. STUDENT COUNCIL President: Rich O ' Mara Vice President: Robert Vazza Secretary: Bruce McKinnon Treasurer: Randy Showstack Sgt. at Arms: John Higgins 132 Deliberation Mr. Mosher Pres. Rich O ' Mara The main theme of this year ' s Student Council was better representation of all factions of the stu- dent body. To accomplish this goal the council voted to allow special representation of minority groups in order to avert the possibility of racial unrest, to hold open meetings, and to conduct polls of the student body concerning major issues. Classes five and six were represented for the first time in this year ' s council. The first half of the year was spent amending the by-laws of the organization. Attendance rules were changed and a Student Council treasury became a reality. These changes were made in hopes of strengthening the councils of future years. “When I think of all we have done, I am proud. When I think of all we could have done, I am humble.” Richard F. O’Mara FIRST ROW: Smith, Jones, Lonna, Hamano. Higgins, McKinnon, Vazza, Mr. M osher, Showtack, Coyne, Albert, Doggem. SECOND ROW: Flaherty. Chiampa. Nigrosh, Smith, Kostaras, Sinnot, Woo. Ng, Woo. Clougher, Wong, Romano, Geyer, Suchecki, Cohan, Smith. THIRD ROW: Power, Lowe, DePaulis, Rooney, Clay, Casey, Connerty, Car- rol, Brady, Klempa, St. Martin, Marsden, Survillo. FOURTH ROW: Heanue, MacGillivary, Mahoney, DiCarlo, Ovesen, Cassis. Keenan, Shields, Keenan, Pacholok, Gordon, Antoni- azzi, Surel, Byrne, Mc- Cluskey. FIFTH ROW: Smith, Jones, Claytor, Borum, Gaines, Cuddy, Hawkins . Paul Suchecki, V.P. Bob Vazza MSB ■MmWH KEY CLUB After a year of rebuilding, the BLS Key Club has returned its full service capabilities to the school and to Boston. Several of the tra- ditional projects such as the WBZ 700 Fund and frequent school clean-ups were carried out with great success. The Bookstore Committee takes extreme pride in their maintenance of the newly- decorated store. Because of a large, young membership the Key Club can depend upon greater achievement in future years in both The New England District and International. 4 CLUB OFFICERS — PRES. — Rich Kadzis VICE PRES. — Jim Olson SEC. — John Hamano TREAS. — Charlie Hills DISTRICT OFFICERS — LT. GOV. — Bruce McKinnon YANKEY EDITOR — Jim Olson PUBLIC RELATIONS — Rich Kadzis The new bookstore W.B.Z. 700 FUND Lt. Governor McKinnon and Yankey Editor Jim Olson Asian Cultures Club The Asian Cultures Club had another successful year. With the strong support of many members, the club participated in many events. Our club sponsored programs on the Double Ten Festival in Chinatown. The Ceremonial Dragon Dance and traditional Martial Arts Demonstration were performed in the school auditorium on Chinese New Year ' s Eve to demonstrate the cultural background of China. A dance was held in Chinatown’s Y.M.C.A. during the Chinese New Year festivities. A delicious, exotic dinner was held at the China Pearl concluding the activities of the year. The Asian Cultures Club would like to thank its sponsors, Mr. Mosher and Mr. Berger. We would also like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Rabin and mem- bers of Girls ' Latin School’s Chinese-American Society for their fervent support. ROW 1: Lui. Thom (treas), J Chin (sec), Gay, D. Wong (corr. sec), Ng (chairman), Hamano. Woo (pres). Leung (v pres). Ho, J. Chin, Chin. SECOND ROW: Flaherty, Hawkins, Wong. T. Woo, Lam, Cronin, G. Chin, D. Chin, McDonough, D. Wong, Mul, Lim, Hills ROW 3: Lim, Liu. Moroney, Wong. Lee, Edwards. Yong, R. Chin, Wu, Lee. K. Yee. ROW 4: Mulrooney, Byrne, Donovan, Survlllo, Toland, Williams, Heanue, Tutlys, Ovesen, Bedugnis. CHAIRMAN James Ng PRESIDENT Thluey Woo VICE-PRESIDENT Richard Leung SECRETARY Jason Chin TREASURER Andrew Thom I i ROW 1: Amato. Woodford, Pettiglio (treas), Boodro (pres), Mr. Powers, Foti (V Pres), Rapazzini, (sec). Giordano, Sudden. Giusto. Cassidy. ROW 2: Bernasconi, McDonough (sgt-at-arms). Kadzis, Berson. Bedugnis, Jordan, lannacone. Pietrasik. Kizino, Burns. Rossi. Loftus. Day. Cotillo. ROW 3: Hanna. Schneider. Troy, Hardiman. Elliott, Lawton. Bowling Club LIFE EXAMINED Dedication to the cause The Boston Latin School Yearbook Staff has spent this past year hard at work preparing a treatise on the meaning of life as seen from a Senior’s position. Here after hours of hard work, days of preparation and years of anticipation we present “The Meaning”. Death is Nature ' s way of telling you to slow down. Wisdom is a booby prize, Given when you ' ve been unwise. You can lead a chicken to boiling water but you can’t make him jump into the soup. I ' d rather have two girls of 17, than one of 34. If virtue can ' t be mine alone, At least my faults. Can be my own. Metaphorical amalgam: There comes a time in the affairs of young men when they must cut, get, and face; out, down to, and up to; the nonsense, the business, and the situation. Half of life is if. If you want to know. Where your money went, You must spend it quickly, Before it’s spent. Equussapiens: Ever see a horse at a pari-mutuel window? A Classic is something that everybody wants to have read, but nobody wants to read. People are self-centered, To a nauseous degree. They will talk on about themselves, While I’m explaining me. A man ' s bewilderment is the measure of his wisdom. Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the bell. When your thirst and hunger cease, May your body rest in peace. The trouble with the future is that it arrives before we’re ready for it. 139 ROW 1: St. Martin, Moroney, Paget, Flaherty, Lydon, FitzGerald, Donovan (V Pres), coach Costello, Cronin (Pres), Mazares (sec), Hanna, Survillo, Byrne. ROW 2: Egan. Woodford, Kadzis, Suchecki, Brinkert (wolf), King, Kintz, Edwards, Oveson, Sheehan, Klempa. Ng, Day, Golden. Ferzoco, Sherwood, McCluskey, Giusto. ROW 3: Cuddy, Driscoll, Marsden, Magnarelli, Boodro, Bedugnls, Walker, Gay, Giordano, Sorrentlno, Kohler, Kizino, Cumba, Montana. ROW 4: Frack, McGrath. Flynn. Flaherty T., Kerr, Wallace, Elliott, Hawkins, Pud. Cotillo, DiFrancesco, Kenney, Moynihan. Tutlys, Chin J. ROW 5: Mayo. Shields, Hills, Mulrooney, Thom, Vaitkus, McDonough, Pietrasik, Woo. Rapazzini, Pettiglio. President Fran Cronin Vice-President Dan Donovan Bunzo FIRST ROW: Giordano. Woo, Ng, Vaitkus, Carey (treas). St. Martin (pres). Mr. Jackmauh. Erwin (VP). Byrne. Suchecki. Montana. Giusto SECOND ROW: Glaskin. Chin. Leung. Gay, Chin. Thom, McDonough. Pettiglio. Foster, Kohler. Parna, Kadish. McCluskey. THIRD ROW: Tobin. Kizino, Pietra- sik. Gens, Markowitz. Charney. Evans. Amato. Rosenblum. Tatar. Foti, Boodro. FOURTH ROW: Shaft. Steele. Monaco. Burke. Rossi, Troy, Sher- wood. Sommer. Swide. Stryer, Wong. Hardiman, Walker, Sullivan. Mahoney. Moses. JUNIORS Scholarship, service, character and leadership are the prerequisites for membership in the National Honor Society. Under the guidance of Mr. Jackrriauh, this year’s members of the Boston Latin School Chap- ter demonstrated these four qualities. On December 17, 1971, twenty-two members of Class II were inducted into the National Honor Society to bring our total membership to one hundred. We were privileged to have as our guest speaker, Dr. Al- bert J. Kelley, former Director of the National Aero- nautic and Space Administration. The members of the National Honor Society wish to express their gratitude to Mr. Jackmauh for his able and patient leadership. 143 ROW 1: Parna, O ' Sullivan. Cuddy. Kostaras, Lofchie, O ' Hara (pres). Mr. Leary, Dralsen (vp ). Reilly (sec), Casby (treas), DePaolis. McGrath ROW 2:1 p- Perruzzi, O ' Connor. Pitts. Fishbon. McShane. J. O’Sullivan. Raskauskas. Wright, Mullaney, Mulkern, Kane, Sucheckl. ROW 3: Girnius, Teehan, S. : Teehan, Rynne, Sullivan, Manning. M. Sucheckl. Reason. Debate Squad ROW 1: O ' Sullivan. Cuddy. O ' Hara, Draisen, Reilly. ROW 2: DePaolis. Kostaraj Lofchie, McGrath, Casby. 144 Photography Club ROW 1: English, Bichnevicius, Vaughn, D ' Amato (v pres), Frantzen (pres) Asbergs, Palken, Kunian, Holbrook, Keenan. Kilroy, Geller, Cass, Minihan. Mr. Neary. Keenan (sec-treas), Stren Davis, Genzale ROW 2: Breslin. V % W ' W JK 1 :. Jr 5Jr C «■ f ,;,4 jtk fc [ tin flHI Iff I T| mSs u SSSSB r i J- ■ ; i, i ■ J|VW - ,;W V v -,; vJ ® «■! MBif IHg lffr r |j|J VJ 1% - ' flP| i BL mi 4 r | || IsiSHKs Time Capsule 148 UN . . . Red China J. Edgar Hoover . . Pentagon Papers Ecology Action . . . Women’s Lib . . . Mercury . Amchitka . . . . . . Olympics . . . Phase II . . . Gay Lib . . . Archie Bunker . . Cyclamates . . . Salt Talks . . . Ba ngladesh . . . Moon Rover . . . . . . Attica . . . Wage Price Freeze . Muskie . . . McCloskey . . . Vietnamization . . . Draft . . . JC Superstar the unwilling.. . It d by the unqualified o do the un necessary... for the ungrate tf � ft ff ' TVHkk ■ .% m M � “My work is not a piece of writing designed to meet the taste of an immediate public, but was done to last forever.” — Thucydides (455-400