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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1973 volume:

THE BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS LIBER ACTORUM 1973 BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL Boston, Massachusetts EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Paul Lawton Roy Stracqualursi ADVISERS Mr. Frank E. Hannigan Mr. William J. Powers Praeceptores Studentes Primani Res Athleticae Ordinationes Scholasticae IN MEMORIAM The Boston Latin School community was deeply saddened at the end of May, 1972, to learn of the untimely death of Mr. Wil- liam Devore, Assistant Headmaster. Noted for his industry and perseverance, he contin- uously displayed a concern for the school far exceeding the ordinary call of duty. His calmness under stress and his sedulous approach to problem-solving served the school well during a very trying transitional C eriod. A former Latin School boy, he may e well remembered for his remarkable sense of attention to detail, especially in pro- gramming courses and scheduling events. Most students will recall his easy accessibil- ity and his willingness to hear varied view- f joints on conflicting issues. Latin School has ost not only a superb administrator but also a dear friend. AD MULTOS ANNOS Last October we were dismayed to find that Mr. Herbert Zoll had reluctantly requested early retirement for reasons of health. From nis earliest days as a Latin School boy, and later as a Harvard man, throughout his long-time service on the fac- ulty, he exhibited constantly a strong regard for the high scholarship ideals that have characterized the Boston Latin School. Soft- spoken in expression and sensitive to the beauty and truth in good writing, he was indeed a gentle man. To Mr. ZolT we offer thanks and extend our best wishes for a happy retirement. 5 THIS IS BOSTON LATIN 6 Times Are Changing . . . 8 . . But In Our Minds Tradition Lingers 9 10 . . ALMA MATER . . . 11 1 . . . Happiness Is BLS ) 3 VtA ' We the seniors of Boston Latin School wish to express our gratitude to our teachers and admin- istrators for their undying devotion and dedica- tion. For the past six years (or seven) they have taught us not only the three R’s, but also an appreciation of knowledge. We shall never forget the lessons which they have- tried so hard to in- still in us and we thank them sincerely. Wilfred L. O’Leary, ’25 Headmaster Aequam Memento Rebus . . . 16 ... 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 carried on according to mechanical formulas to a purely material end.” There are utilities higher and utilities lower, and if a school in its zeal to fit the youth for self-support were to neglect to lay the foundation for that higher intellectual and spiritual life which consti- tutes humanity’s full stature, it would sacrifice the higher utilities to the lower. Fortunately the Class of 1973, along with the legions of past graduates, has received a training in the Humanities based on “spiritual growth toward intellectual and moral perfection.” Because of this education, you are fortified with knowledge and the know-why which will enable you to live the good life. Like the Latin School men of the past, you will be able to stand up and be counted upon to do your duty no matter what the cost. Let the cause be just, you will be its defender, thereby inspiring those of lesser moral fiber. You will be leaders in our society of tomorrow, never forgetting the example of host 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-DIS- CIPLINE, the sine-qua-non for success in life. You have the Humanities to thank for that priceless virtue. Be never unmindful of the debt you owe your Masters, parents, and the good people of the City of Boston who made it possible for you to enjoy the privilege of attending this venerable institution. Be loyal to B.L.S., aid her in every way, make her cause your cause. Make it a goal to help future Latin School boys to achieve a college education by being a generous donor to the Scholarship Funds. Above all heed the admonition of Horace, “Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem — .” Edwin F. Butters Assistant Headmaster 17 Modern Language I was elected best dressed man ... by Popular Mechanics. I want a recount. t J gH« : ' Down boys, I came in second. PARLEZ-VOUS DEUTSCH Surprise quizzes . . . French slides . . . Vocabu- lary sheets . . . Verb sheets . . . Idiot sheets . . . Traduisez s’il vous plait . . . You guys are taking the test, not me . . . Ces gens qui passent . . . French and German Xmas carols Deutche Sprachelhre . . . Language Lab . . . Joke lab . . . Boiger bits . . . 20 FIRST ROW: Messrs. Sullivan, Donovan, Ms. Sullivan, Messrs. Nilsen, Fox SECOND ROW: Messrs. Hartel, Stan, Ms. Ponte, Messrs. Berger, DioDato Wait ' til next year. Breaking The Barrier That’s five in any language. Berlitz would be easier. 21 i Science They also serve. ‘Shoes’ me . . . Book ’em ... I want a signed confession . . . It’s dehumaniz- ing to the body . . . Yabba Dabba Doo . . . I went here too . . . What do you think of it? . . . PSSC + BSCS + CHEMS = BS . . . Get on the Stick . . . Boyle’s Law . . . Avogadros Num- ber . . . Caripol’s Theorem . . .Try the cellulose and graphite method . . . OK, George, Knock it off . . . Right here . . . Jumpin’ Jack Flash Dynamax FIRST ROW: Messrs. Higgins, Vara, Connolly, Leiter, Ms. Ivaska, Messrs. Ellsworth, Golden SECOND ROW: Messrs. Averill, Contompasis, Snow, Estabrooks, LeProhon, Shahood, Akeson Today The Moon, Tomorrow The World O.K., I’ll bite. 23 English Wait until Sam hears THIS one! Be specific . . . fine boys . . . good boys . . . oral talks, written talks, talky talks . . . who stole the top of my glasses? . . . Only 600 3x5 cards . . . Manter Hall . . . Book reports, movie reports, Toim papers . . . Fens Library Research . . . Mac’s class . . . cutting remarks . . . paper on Smilies . . . Leave out your anatomy . . . Ah, um, ah, you know . . . minus five for the month . . . Broken . . . English Fix-it Shop . . . Term paper on M.G.K. . . . Simply Swell ... to the bookroom for a minute R L Construction? — Check Fowler. 24 That’s disgusting . . . but funny. Interpreting The Message It does have overtones, but — right on. I still don’t get the point. FIRST ROW: Messrs. Flynn, Hannigan, McNamara, Landrigan, Resnick, Casey, Neary, Stevens SECOND ROW: Messrs. Gwiazda, F. Russell, Ms. Freedman, Rabin, Messrs. Winchester, Tarpey, Sacks, Killion, R. Waldron, Hodg- son 25 History THE GOOD OL’ TIMES This reminds me of a time back in . . . Good posture is good practice . . . there is NO Mafia . . . The ghost of Flexible Charlie . . . Now children . . . Crackers for snackers . . . The New 7 Deal (a fresh deck) . . . First Question has 15 parts . . . Evaporate . . . the Dynamic Duo . . . I gave this one back in ’53 . . . Doesn’t he teach any classes? . . . Give us the details April 1st — ha- ha Lunch time, any time, try a finger. I tried it, and I liked it. But I don’t WANT to shake hands. 26 a ppjBIQ am Ifltfliui MM fi 4 ' 1 % ' t W 11 • • i ‘m mm I r ¥ w FIRST ROW: Messrs. Sheridan, Gordon, Johnson, Beninati, Powers, Rubinovitz SECOND ROW: Messrs. C. Butters, Muse, Finizia, P. Waldron, McCabe, Leary All Our Yesterdays wn Thumbs are popular in this northern region, boys. I just luv them at the baseball games. I gave at the office. 27 Mathematics Croser and croser . . . who stole my answer . . . Smarter than the aver- age bear ... No discrepancies . . . I’ll do it in my head . . . What’s it all about, Ralphie? . . . Flippit . . . How many don’t see it? . . . Every- one? O.K. that’s good, but sir? . . . Chester knows . . . two plus two in essay form . . . Let Strac do it . . . on second thought, Don’t ... let Chet do it . . . Minolta and Yashica equal one nut . . . it’s all trig to me . . . and me . . . and me . . . P.R.L. + S.G.K. = T.D. H. . . . Par-a- bowl-as . . . end of compilation . . . Exit Jeremiah was no bullfrog. Non-Verbal Communication FIRST ROW: Messrs. Hewes, Regan, Themistocles, Weinert, Durante, Salvucci, Pratt SECOND ROW: Messrs. Tierney, Maisey, Page, R. Russell, Soibelman, Haberstroh, Wellings, Durant 29 Ancient Language Not all the trotters are at Fox borough. Nice stems . . . deep roots . . . sad endings . . . would you decline? I would decline ... a way to learn English . . . Juvenile delinguency . . . erector sets . . . A.D. 222 . . . the words had a Roman . . . more endings than a spag fac . . . Stay north of the Rubicon . . . the Ides of May ... us, a um; leave the room . . . rusticus mus . . . Falernian jug . . . you can use it anywhere . . . arma virumque cano, a termite ate the piano . . . read between the lines . . . after comparing adjectives and adverbs, puellae are milder . . . Ritchie needs crutches ... I came from the Valley. What valley? The Ave Atque Vale. Monarch notes are low notes. Then the book is wrong. 30 In Search Of Venerable Relevance Me Tarzan, me talk to Jane. Me see Cheeta — too many Cheetas. Those cwazy wabbits. FIRST ROW: Messrs. Sakey, Salterio, Ms. Frisardi, Messrs. Miller, Desmond, Jameson, Pollock, Cox SECOND ROW: Messrs. Guilfoy, Duch, Ms. Woodward, Shea, Gaylord, Evans, Messr. Cahill 31 Physical Education You guys don’t do anything. “ 50 pushups, ready, 12345678 . . . ,” 10 laps around the track, running? . . . basketball, football, foot hockey, softball, volleyball . . . sweet locker rooms, clean gym uniforms, gray socks . . . “check your rows” . . . CP . . . “I’m the checker” . . . who coaches the coaches . . . “what’s gym?” ... I never went . . . drug education ... no lockers . . . “Who here plays a sport” rn TT FIRST ROW: Messrs. Irons, Evans, Chiarini, Costello, SECOND ROW: Messrs. Coleman, Jackman, Cohen 32 Fitness In Mind And Body Look at him . . . . . . a nonconformist. 33 Guidance I don’t think you’re quite ready. He wants to go to HARVARD? OK, chief, I’ll get on it right away. This is a job for Dick Tracy! 34 m i “Where would you like to go?” . . . the big H? . . . “here’s an application for State” . . . what’s your name? . . . What’s your rank? . . . PSAT . . . SAT . . . NMSQT . . . PCS . . . Achievement? ... I don’t know what to tell you . . . Try B.C., B.U., H.C., B.S., UofM, D.U., Northeastern . . . self- evaluation . . . interviews . . . essays . . . don’t worry . . . one chance in 100 . . . NHS . . . no way . . . “I’ve got some connections at State” . . . he’s a shoo in for . . . Massa- soit? . . . Whatsa Mata U? FIRST ROW: Messrs. Mednicoff, Colbert, SECOND ROW: Messrs. Mosher, Bowers, Foster, Jackmauh . . . Planning Our Future Music 36 Speech Library Cafeteria Nurse 4 i Studentes Primani , A i guMf , ft B ) «L Senior Class Officers David Gordon, President President’s Message Andrew Puopolo, Vice-President Patrick Loftus, Secretary During our years at Latin School, the world went through an unprecedented era of change. Changes were brought about that shaped the old world as we knew it then into the new world as we live it today. During the same time period Latin School went through an era of change. Innovations like Flexible Cam- pus, the dropping of the dress code, and coeducation — all inconceivable six short years ago — have become real- ities. Most importantly, student involvement helped bring about these changes. As we, the Class of 1973, now leave Latin School for the final time as students, we can ask ourselves: “Will we ever stop changing?” Time alone will produce the answer and with it the verdict of how well we initiated and accommodated the changes of tomorrow. In the years that lie ahead we would hope that issues like Vietnam, crime, pollution — all of which have pro- foundly changed our lives — will not have us into a hope- Paul Mahoney, Treasurer less state of apathy. We should continue to be involved, to question, to seek solutions, so that, ultimately, we can shape the courses of our own lives. To each member of the class, I extend my congratula- tions and very best wishes for a healthy and happy life. I earnestly hope that each one of us will achieve his goal and help make this world a better place — for all of us. 0 7lch ' ' i 40 Alan McHale Edward Ciampa, Chairman Douglas Antoniazzi Hans Birle Gary Giarle Nathaniel Borum William King Jonathan Kotlier Robert Minihan 41 uon Chronicle Years Of Tradition . . . Class VI September 7, 1967, began a new era of our lives; students from all over Boston were drawn from their sheltered neighborhoods and integrated. We entered the assembly hall with mixed feelings of curiosity, excitement, and fear. We expected new freedoms, sharply contrasting with the strict limitations placed on us by our grammar schools; were we ever quick to learn. Perhaps one of us was unfor- tunate enough to buy a key to the elevator, or a ticket to the fourth floor swimming pool (good only on rainy days). Or maybe there were a few lucky ones, big for their age, who escaped the hailing of “s-s-sixie” and intimidation from the “upper classmen.” Yes, we were branded with that unforgiveable crime of being a sixie! However, we felt proud to be a part of it all: sportcoat and tie the order of the day (Lord forbid if you forgot either!), white socks and sneakers, the traditional dress of the sixie, possibly accompa- nied by a briefcase which, when fully loaded, outweighed its bearer. Outside of the hallowed halls of BLS important events, happen- ings that would be with us for the rest of our lives in memory, were occurring. Perhaps it was the first time we skipped school to watch the Red Sox forge ahead to capture the American League pennant, and then lose the World Series, or maybe it was the sur- prise of the first successful heart transplant, possibly soon to become an every day affair. Perhaps it was the shock of the assassi- nation of Robert Kennedy, the second to vex that family, or that of history’s most dedicated civil rights leader, Martin Luther King. All of these incidents did, or someday would, affect each one of us. Toward the closing of our memorable first year at the Latin School, the ranks and files seemed to have diminished drastically, a phenomenon which would plague us throughout our BLS history, with some leaving to find safer institutions, and others enjoying Class VI so much, remaining to do it all over again. The rest of us, maybe by just a few points, were to move onward, to become in a few years “Upper Classmen.” . And Change Class V Ah, the tables were reversed. It was our turn to make life miser- able for the incoming sixies. How much we had learned in one year, or so we thought! There would still be those wondering if Doc and Willie weren’t characters from Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes, and those waiting for a suitable day to use their swimming pool pass. Things were happening in and around Latin School. A mustache mysteriously appeared on Dr. O’Leary’s portrait in the Assembly Hall. It was a time of growing racial tension, Avenue Louis Pasteur becoming a racial battleground; our only knowledge of the subject was that we received a half day of school, escorted to the trolleys by the police. The incident precipitated the formation of the Afro- American Society, a welcome addition to the broad amalgam of egocentric clubs and jejune activities already in existence. Some desirable personnel entered the teaching ranks, among them the late Mr. William Devore, and several more female teach- ers, curiosities in an all male school. They were to discover the con- sequences of working in such an institution; some made it while others moved on. The world, built around our Latin School existence, was involved in conflicting events. Perhaps some of us still remember the absurd argument over the shape of the Paris Peace Table, while many were being slaughtered in the Viet Nam War, or perhaps others remember Apollo 8, the first manned spacecraft to achieve a lunar orbit, later to result in the lunar landing, a concept once found only in science fiction. Of more significance to us was the Supreme Court decision, resulting in the dropping of the time honored tradi- tion of sportcoat and tie, a milestone in our lives and that of the Boston Latin School. Leaving the eighth grade for most is the beginning of high school; for us, it was the relief of reinforcing the Darwinist laws of “Survival of the fittest.” We were on our way. How much so we rea,lly did not discover until later. ARG© lir in on English Of Hope . . Class IV After a summer filled with Viet Nam, Woodstock, and Apollo Elev- en’s historic voyage to the moon, Latin School’s hallowed halls were once again filled. Our dwindling class was reinforced by the IV-B’s, who would not gain full acceptance until senior year. Our battle against the odds resumed this year with new vigor, the curriculum expanded by the addition of a modern language, biology, and civics. The first of the time-honored traditions fell at the hands of the Supreme Court; jackets and ties were replaced by “T” shirts and jeans, in some cases a welcome change to the droopy sportcoat, tat- tered with age, reeking of gym smells and rotten fruit. The fall of ’69 began a war against the war in Viet Nam. Massa- chusetts, most loyal to the peace movement, greeted 100,000 on the Boston Common; BLS showed its concern by allowing students to attend the moratorium rallies with impunity. Another movement was gaining new strength, a movement which seemed far removed from the traditionally all male Latin School — Women’s Lib. Before we left Latin, we were to feel its power. Teachers were feeling the pinch of the purse that spring, and con- cern over the conditions in the Boston Schools, precipitated a strike at a time of the year when passion for studies is traditionally at an annual low point. Thus, in the spring of ’70 we left behind another year at BLS, a little wiser, in a narrow sense with the sophisticated knowledge of how to defeat the invincible Caesar, and in a broader sense with the uneasy awareness that world affairs would some day affect us in ways as yet undetermined. 44 . . And Achievement Class III The beginning of our Sophomore year was in some respects similar to that of the previous year. There were still die-hard English teach- ers who demanded that book reports be taken from the Summer Reading list. Declamation, math, and Latin were still very much a part of the picture. Yet, different concepts had developed within the system. No longer was the phrase “as one student goes, so goes the homeroom” true. During the previous year we had elected either world history, chemistry, or Greek and as a result, each of us had different schedules. Homeroom periods were done away with and the seven period day became a reality. Utility periods were put into effect on Mondays and Fridays. It was an unbelievable year for athletics. The football team beat English and finished an undefeated season. The track and crew teams likewise went unbeaten, giving Latin its best overall athletic season in years. Happenings outside the BLS Walls had their effects on us all. Mass pollution, Northern Ireland, and Biafra made us wonder about the legacy which our generation would soon inherit. Archie Bunker and J.C. Superstar made their appearance on the scene, and in sports, the Stanley Cup came back home for the year. Student unrest culminated in February, 1971, in a city-wide student strike. The Student Council went into lengthy debate which ended in a deadlock. Not until students from English High broke into the main lobby of the building did the students of BLS decide where they would stand. Threats made by the strikers to return with a larger group to “free” BLS threw the school into a state of tension and anx- iety for the remainder of the day. The Student Council itself broke tradition when it called for open election of its officers in April. The end of the school year was greeted with mixed emotions: joy for the graduating class and sadness at the retirement of Miss Taylor. As school nurse she selflessly battled ripped pants, senioritis, and tes- tophobia, as well as legitimate illness. Her presence has since been sorely missed. The transition between our sophomore and junior years found some of us trekking through Germany with Herr Hartel. In June everyone looked forward to the challenges of the most difficult year to come. 45 Preparing Ourselves . . Class II Class II, “the year that really counts,” began amid much confusion, many of the underclassmen assaulted on the way to school because of conflicting schedules with our rival. The problems vanished with new schedules for both schools. As things began to quiet down, we began to wonder what our first battle with Princeton — the PSAT, only a smattering of what we would have to endure in April and May, and again in our senior year, would be like. We found out too soon. For some, results brought pleasure, while others tried to figure out who made the atrocious blunder down in New Jersey. In November, many of us put our faith and work into our favorite- son candidate for City Council — Larry DiCara, which support ulti- mately led to his election. Then came the Thanksgiving Day rivalry, football, or should we say swimming meet. It was a contest of who could endure the rain and stay on his feet long enough; result: a Latin victory on the final play of the game. The crowd that year was small but enthusiastic. Ours was one of the few games not postponed. The new year brought on many important responsibilities. Open Campus, now fully underway, a supposed cure for that devastating disease “Senioritis,” found us sole rulers of the Boston Latin School. We received our rings, hopeful that the date of graduation might remain unchanged. Activities once again found a confused Junior class, with SAT’s and Achievements, the sponsoring of a not too suc- cessful Junior Prom and the election of officers. The bustle ceased for a while so that the school could mourn over the death of our beloved Assistant Headmaster, Mr. William Devore. One of our first acts as upper classmen would be to institute a scholarship fund in his mem- ory. Our years at Latin School were ending. Next year would be our year; we were prepared to make it our test. . . For Future Years Class I Upon returning from vacation, we eagerly anticipated the start of a “difficult” year; between a scheduling mixup and the arrival of coeducational BLS, we weren’t disappointed! By no means were we still on vacation when school began; as a matter of fact, our workload had gotten noticeably heavier. Even when there seemed to be a break in the normal routine, there were always two or three different meetings — conveniently scheduled at the same time — that we wanted to attend. But whatever the situa- tion, the opportunity and need to become involved was gradually opening for us. What with a second chance at the College Boards, the presidential symposium, a crushing victory over English High on Thanksgiving Day, and meeting application deadlines on time, the fall of our senior year passed quickly by. Then the long waiting period began. The new year was the best of times and the worst of times for the class of ’73. For some it meant Flexible Campus; for others it was sheer boredom. For some it meant acceptance from the school of their choice; for others it was rejection. Somehow, strangely enough, this was the time when we developed meaningful relationships with our classmates. We all seemed to appreciate each other more than at any other time in our high school careers. Perhaps our friends were the real reason why some of us made it through. Relief from the Viet Nam war came, a blessing for many of us who might have been destined for the draft. It was a time to consider problems at home, and there were many: inflation, pollution, crime, Watergate, and local corruption. The basketball team came through, making the State Tourney, sup- ported well by fellow classmates. Though some old traditions were dissolved, some still remained; in May we held Class Day and our Senior Prom. Now, our last acts as Seniors were complete; only graduation remained. Finally, on June 11, 1973, each of us was able to say, “I’ve made it.” Six years, six long years, so we thought, but really they passed so quickly. They were years of change and development, of joy and sad- ness, of hope and excitement. We were now cast upon the world to make our mark. To those who helped transform a dream in Class VI into a reality in Class I, we pay sincere tribute. (NAM ACCOM ) IS REACHE WING IS SET EOR SATUR1 aHort Held b f0 ,27 A Boston Latin School The Class Of 1 973 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had every- thing before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way. Charles Dickens AMBY JOHN JOSEPH ADAMS Now we must cultivate our garden in this best of all possible worlds. Debating Club V; Wrestling Club IV, III; Wrestling Team IV; Victory Club II, I; Math X Club I; Approba- tion Prize VI-III; Classical Prize III; Glover Medal III; Fidelity Prize II; Modern Prize II; National Honor Society II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. JOSEPH MICHAEL ALUKONIS There’s no power like Lith Power! Chess Club V - III; Ski Club V - I; Photogra- phy Club IV - I; Automotive Club V, IV; Class Day Committee I. ANDREW V. AMBRAZIEJUS Work plus desire equal a good Lithuanian Table Tennis Club III - I, V.P. I; Chess Club II; Mod- ern Prize IV - II; Approbation Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Brown Book Award II; Har- vard Commencement II; National Honor Society II, I; Argo Staff I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I. ALKI, AL 48 JOE, ARBIA-A-A DAVID KIK DOUGLAS JAMES ANTONIAZZI Absence makes the heart grow fonder: Isle of Beauty, fare thee well. Register II, I; Argo II, I; Student Council III, II; Delegate to E.M.D.S.C. 1971 Spring Con- vention III; Victory Club VI - I; Boys’ State II; National Honor Society I; Classical Prize IV; Lawrence Prize II; Summer Tour of Europe II; Co-ed Review Board I; Class Com- mittee I. JOSEPH JAMES ARBIA We see by our outfits that we are both cowboys. If you get an outfit you can be one too. Chess Club VI; Junior Achievement; V.P., Salesman Award, ROJAC Delegate II, I; Victory Club II, I. FRANK ARCE Glee Club III; Drama Club I; Register Staff I. DAVID LEE ARONSON To Live, To Laugh, To Forget Time Math X Club I; Chess VI - I; Victory Club II, I; Wres- tling Club IV; Band VI, I; Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize IV, II; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher. JOHN C. ATKINSON If my name got on the wall, I think the laugh- ter would crack the hall. Football II, I; Basketball IV - II; Victory Club III - I; Professional Club IV; Highway Safety Club VI, V. RAYMOND BABCOCK Looking interested for a long time is very tiring on the eyebrows. Fidelity Prize VI; Aviation Club IV, III; Soccer Man- ager III; Junior Achievement V.P. II, I; Summer Tour of Europe II; Victory Club I. EDWARD JOSEPH BARTLETT Ignorant, eh. Track III; Track and Field Club III; Drug Education Club III; Victory Club I; Highway Safety Club III. I DOUG, FEARLESS LEADER ED 49 0 GEORGE I TIM MARK FREDERICK BERCH Even the mightiest of men bow to knowledge. Fidelity Prize VI; Modern Prize IV, III; Victory Club I; French Club III; Student Council IV; Delegate to City Government IV; Usher at Harvard Commence- ment II; Midget Relay Team V; National Honor Soci- ety II, I, Vice President I. HANS PETER BIRLE To go wrong in one’s own way is better than to go right in someone else’s. Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize IV; Victory Club; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Prom Committee I; Soccer V - I, Captain II, I; All-City II, I; Indoor Track IV; Class Commit- tee I. CONRAD J. BLETZER Well ALL RIGHT. Hockey I; Track V; Highway Safety Club IV; Drug Education Club III; Custom Crafting II; Professional Club II; Victory Club IV; National Honor Society I; Argo Staff I. ROBERT FRANCIS BLUTHARDT Et mihi res, non me rebus, subiungere eonor. Approbation Prize IV, III; Classical Prize V - III; Fidelity Prize II; Soccer III - I; Track V; Victory Club II, I; Forensic Society VI; Junior Achievement II, Pres. II; Coin Club VI - I; Philatelic Society II, I; National Honor Soci- ety II, I. GEORGE JOHN BOAS A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Glee Club V - III; Senior Glee Club II, I; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Approbation Prize III; Debating Society II; Math X Club II, I, Treasurer I; N.H.S. II, I; Victory Club I; National German Contest III-I. NATHANIEL KEVIN BORUM Gold is not all that glistens, its surface is shiny, but I can say no more. Class Committee I; Student Council II; Key Club II; Boston Student Government IV, III; Mayor IV; Afro-American Society IV - I, V.P. II; Track and Field Club IV - I; Football II, I; Track V - I, Capt. I, All-City III - I, All-State II, I; City, Regimental, and State Champion II, I; Usher at Harvard Commencement III, II; Drill Team V - II; Color Guard IV - II; B.U. Conference on Student Unrest III; Argo Staff II, I; Weightlifting Club III, II; Victory Club III, II. TIMOTHY BRENNAN Get off my back. Victory Club I; Baseball VI; Highway Safety Club III; Track VI, I; Harvard Commencement II; Prom Com- mittee I; Golf Club; J.V. Hockey III, II; Professional Club III. PLUTARCH, BLUUHAAA! NATE THE SKATE 50 JAMO ROBERT JAMES BROXTON You will enjoy this whether you like it or not!! Crew Team IV; National Honor Society I. JAMES MICHAEL BURKE With every end comes a new beginning . . . German Club II; Professional Club II; Victory Club IV - I; Photography Club II; Current Events Club IV; Latin Football Program I; Co-ed Review Board I. TIMOTHY JOSEPH BURKE JR. Wrestling Club IV; Fidelity Prize III. BOB, TON SMILEY 51 RICH AUTO CHUCK WILLIAM ALLAN BURNHAM The greatest achievement is not in falling, but in rising again after you fall. Football IV - I, C-o-Captain I, All-City II, I; Latin-Eng- lish Game M.V.P. and W. H.D.H. Award I; All-Scholas- tie Honorable Mention II; Track V - I; Baseball III; Basketball Manager III; Weightlifting Club IV - I; Victory Club V - I; Victory Dance Committee II - I; Prom Committee I; Class Day Committee I; Argo Staff II, I; Liber Actorum Staff I; Harvard Commencement Usher II, I JAMES ROBERT CAFFERY Very few people are what they claim to be. Weightlifting Club III - I; Football III; Vic- tory Club IV - I; Approbation Prize IV; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Highway Safety Club IV; Photography Club VI. RICHARD MICHAEL CALIRI I am finally going to be college-bred. I’ll make a four year loaf out of my father’s dough. Photography VI, V, I; Midget Relay VI; Medical Explorers IV - I; Highway Safety Club III; Coin Club III; Register Staff III; Harvard Commencement II; Drama Club I; Victory Club I. GERALD FRANCIS CARMODY It’s not What you say, but How you say it. Crew Team III - I; Victory Club VI - I; Ski Club III - I; Highway Safety Club III, II. RALPH H. CARR After six years here my “get up and go,” got up and went. International Cultures Club VI; Crew IV; Chess Club III; Custom Crafting Organization II, I. JAMES PETER CARRIS Victory Club VI - I; Baseball V, IV; Modern Prize V; Varsity Hockey III; Student Council III; Highway Safety Club II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Prom Committee I. CHARLES CARROLL What is love if not to be each other; What is life if not to be each other. JIM, CAF JERRY JIM 52 MICHAEL GERALD CARUSO A new day, a new way and new eyes to see the dawn. Model Railroad Club IV; Astronomy Club V, IV; National Honor Society II, I; Business Manager, Latin Football Program I; Cross Country II, I Co-Capt. I; Indoor Track II, I; Outdoor Track II; Track and Field Club II, I; Mass. Boys State II; Modern Prize VI; Liber Actorum Staff I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. TIMOTHY JOSEPH CASEY Life is long enough for him who knows how to use it. Band VI, V; Orchestra VI, V; Student Council IV - II; J.V. Basketball IV, III; Basketball II, I; Co-Capt. I; J.V. Baseball V - III; Varsity III - I; Victory Club IV - I, President I; Victory Dance Committee III, I; Prom Committee Co-Chrmn. I; Highway Safety Club III - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo Staff II; Liber Actorum Staff I; National Honor Society II, I. JOSEPH V. CATALFAMO JR. My only books were women’s looks and folly’s all they’ve taught me. Track VI - IV; Cross Country V; Track and Field Club IV; Wrestling Club IV; Judo Club IV; Drug Education Club III; Fidelity Prize IV; Modern Prize III; Philatelic Society II; National Honor Society II, I. LOUIS F. CATANO What they do .. . Football IV, III, I; All-City I; Second Team All-Scho- lastic I; Weightlifting Club III; Track I; Student Coun- cil I; Student Government Day II; Highway Safety Club III. JOSEPH MARK CEFALU Pessimism is to defeat as sickness is death. . Victory Club IV, I; Custom Crafting Organi- zation II, I; Chess Club I; Junior Achievement II; Drug Education Club II; Class Day Com- mittee. MARTIN CENSULLO Never trust a bus driver. National Honor Society II, I; Stamp Club VI; Philatelic Society V - I, Treas. Ill, Pres. I; Chess Club VI - I; Chess Team III; Fidelity Prize III; Victory Club VI - I; Highway Safety Club V; Ancient Historical Society 1; French Club Sec. I. STEPHEN CESSO If you’re going to do it, do it. Varsity Football I; J.V. Football II; Weight- lifting Club III - I; Highway Safety Club IV; Freshman Hockey IV; Medical Explorers IV; Summer Trip to Europe II; Drug Education Club III; Victory Club III - I. MIKE JOE, CAT CEF STEVE 53 LOUIS, LINUS FRANK WILLIAM CHILLEMI Drill Team V - I, 1st Sgt. I; Chess Club III, II; Weightlifting Club III, II; Victory Club I. PAUL FRANCIS CHISHOLM Indoor Track V - I; Outdoor Track III - I, City Champ III, II; Regimental Champ II; Class A Eastern Mass Finalist II; J.V. Baseball IV; J.V. Football III; Football II, I, All-City I; Boston School’s “Player of the Year” I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I; Weightlifting Club III, II; Highway Safety Club II. EDWARD FRANCIS CIAMPA A victim of circumstances . . . Chairman of Class Committee I; Chairman of Flexible Campus H.R. Representatives I; Assistant to Flexible Campus Coordinator II, I; Reporter for WNAC-TV 1972 Election Night Coverage; Argo II, I; Student Council III; Victory Club VI - I; J.V. Basketball III; Baseball III - I; Basketball IV; Junior Achieve- ment III, II, V.P. Ill, Pres. II. FRANK CLARK I never made a mistake in my life; I thought I did once, but I was wrong. National Honor Society I; Soccer IV, III, I, Manager II; Argo Staff II, I; Fidelity Prize IV; Classical Prize II; Highway Safety Club II; Key Club II; Victory Club II, I. WILLIAM A. COAKLEY Only fools quote the quotes of other fools. Victory Club VI - IV; Track and Field Club V - Ill; Drug Education Club III, II; Cross- Country V - I; Indoor Track IV - II; Outdoor Track IV - I; Boys State II; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Fidelity Prize IV; Co-ed Review Board I; Treasurer of Medical Explor- ers IV - I; Argo Staff I; Football Program I; National Honbr Society I. LOUIS AARON COHEN Uncle Sam wants YOU for A. P. English!! Chemzics Society, Founder II; President I; National Honor Society II, I; National Merit Commendation II; Modern Prize II. GERALD VICENT COLLINS The only good reason for your existence isn’t what you get out of life but what you put into it. Cease complaining and sow a few seeds of happiness. FRANK GERRY 55 DON BUGS JOHN MICHAEL FRANCIS COLLINS This calls for a celebration. Victory Club VI - I; Chess Club VI; Highway Safety Club V - III; J.V. Hockey IV; Junior Achievement III; Football Program I; Class Day Committee I; Chairman of Co-ed Review Board I; V.P. of Medical Explorers; Drug Education Club III. DEAN COLLOTTA It’s around the rim and out!! National Honor Society I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Liber Actorum Staff I; Copy Editor I; Chairman of Co-ed Review Board I. DONALD ANTHONY COLUMBARE Don’t complain about how the ball bounces, if you’re the one who dropped it. Victory Club I; Junior Achievement III, II. ROBERT MARTIN CONNERTY Some say that time brings a better under- standing of the rhyme and reason to it all. Varsity Hockey IV - I, Capt. I; Varsity Foot- ball I; Highway Safety Club III, II, V.P. II; Student Council IV, III; Debating and Foren- sic Society II; Class Day Committee I; Victory Club IV - I; Drug Education Club II, I; Sci- ence Fair IV - II; Key Club II, I; Ski Club IV - II; Latin Football Program Staff I; Argo Staff II, I. BRIAN JOSEPH CONNOLLY Debating Society VI; Chess Club IV; Track II; J.V. Football III; Victory Club IV - I. ROBERT CONNOLLY TA - TA - TA - TA-TA - TAA CHA RGEH! Crew IV; Track IV; Intramural. JOHN J. CONNORS The will to excel and the will to win, they alone endure. They are more important than any events which occasion them. Football III - I, All-City I; Baseball IV-I; Swimming V-II; Victory Club IV-I; Victory Dance Committee II, I; Prom Committee I; Argo Staff II, I; Latin-English Program II; Class Day Committee I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. t DEAN, FREAK BOB 56 JOE MONK, PUNCH MIKE LAWRENCE J. CONROY The only fence against the world is a thorough knowledge of it. National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize VI; Approbation Prize IV; Modern Prize II; Math X Club IV - I; Sec. Ill, II; Pres. I; Ichthyolog- ical Society III - I, Treas. II; V.P. I; Key Club III - I; Chemzics Society II - I, Sec. II, I; Ecol- ogy Action Club III - I; Liber Actorum I; Vic- tory Club V - I; Soccer IV - I; Baseball IV - I; Regional Science Fair II - 3rd Prize; State Sci- ence Fair; Prize Reading VI - III; Science Lab Staff III - I. JOSEPH MICHAEL CONSALVO When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Varsity Hockey III - I; Victory Club VI - I; Freshman Hockey; Currents Events Club IV; Drug Education Club III; Highway Safety Club III; Ski Club III; Argo Business Staff II; Class Day Committee I; Latin Foot- ball Program I. MARK H. COULTER Victory Club V, IV, II; Ski Club II; Junior Achievement II; Golf Team II; Argo Staff I; Drug Education Club II; Highway Safety Club II. PAUL ADAMS CRESTO Finally!! Drug Education Club III; Victory Club I; Student Exchange Committee I. JACK ALBERT CRIMMINS Man’s capacities have never been measured; nor are we to judge what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried. Crew III - I, Captain I; National Honor Soci- ety II, I; Fidelity Prize III; Argo I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. MICHAEL JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM It takes two to tell the truth: one to say it, one to hear it. Victory Club VI - I; Track IV, III; Junior Achievement II, V.P. of Sales; Chairman of Class Day Committee I. THOMAS JOHN CYPHER Work plus desire ensures and enables success. Coin Club V; Highway Safety Club V; Crew Team IV, III; Drill Team V - I. LARRY MARK k TOM 57 Achievement. 58 All are a part of the Latin School tradition. 59 DICK DA-VID, JIM PAUL BERNIK, BENGY RICHARD JOSEPH D’ALTO The way to solve today’s problems is not by dreaming about the past, but by dreaming about the future. Would you drive a motorcycle blinded and deafened? Chess Club IV - II; Chess Team III - II; Model Rail- road Club IV; 21st Century Analysis Society III; Table Tennis Society II; Junior Achievement II - I; N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-Finalist. GERALD G. DARMETKO OH, What a rogue and peasant slave am I. Chess Club III; Chess Team III; “B” Chess team captain III. JAMES CHRISTOPHER DAVIDIAN Some people have it, some people don’t. Football II; Ski Club III - I; Victory Club IV - I; Weightlifting IV, III; Chess Club II; Junior Achieve- ment III, II; Crew III; Ecology Action Club II; Key Club III, IP Wrestling Club II. WALTER ALBERT DAYTON Opportunity is often overlooked when you are only looking for a lucky break. Photography Club VI, V; Victory Club IV, II, I; Highway Safety Club III. PAUL DEVLIN He who laughs last, laughs best. National Honor Society; Math-X Club; Ancient Histori- cal Society I; Highway Safety Club II, I; Victory Club IV - I ROBERT MARK DOBRUSIN It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: What is essential is invisible to the eye. Fidelity Prize VI; National Honor Society II, I; Letter of Commendation — Merit Scholar- ship I; Ecology Seminar III; Ecology Action Club III, II; Medical Explorers IV - II; Vic- tory Club VI - II. BERNARD LAWRENCE DOHERTY JR. Is that all there is?? Ski Club IV - I; Highway Safety Club II; Victory Club VI - I; Debating Society VI - IV; Crew Team ill, II; Hockey IV, III; Golf II, I; National Honor Society I. DOBIE 60 ■1 JIM JOHN DOMOHOWSKI The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Victory Club II, I; Aquarium Club III; Table Tennis Society V.P. Ill, II; Student Council IV; Highway Safety Club IV. MICHAEL LAWRENCE DONAHUE The destiny of any nation , at any given time, depends upon the opinions of its young men under five and twenty. Victory Club I; J.V. Baseball III, Varsity Manager II; Ski Club II, I, Secretary I; Staff III; Junior Prom Committee II; Prom Committee I; Junior Achievement III. CHARLES DONIGIAN What profiteth a man to flee? For surely he shall find worlds within worlds. Football II, I; Track V, I; Wrestling Club IV - I; Weightlifting Club IV - I, Treasurer II, Pres. I; Football Program Staff I; Victory Club VI - I; Fidelity Prize VI; Senior Division Champion in Weightlifting Club “Liftoff” I; National Honor Society I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation. CHUCK SAMUEL E. DOTTIN JR. There’s a difference between what one sees and what one knows. Photography Club VI; J.V. Baseball V, IV; Baseball III - I; Treasurer of Victory Club I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Afro-American Society IV - I; National Honor Society I. FREDERICK M. DOYLE J.V. Hockey IV - II; Highway Safety Club IV, III; Victory Club III - I; Golf Club V, IV; Golf Team IV - I; Reporter for WNAC-TV Election Night Coverage 1972; Class Day Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. JAMES DUFFY All things are not what they seem. Football III - I; Victory Club III - I; Weightlifting Club III - I; National Honor Society I. FRANCIS PATRICK DUGGAN For Duty and Humanity Varsity Football I; J.V. Football III; Victory Club I; National Honor Society I; J.V. Hockey IV - II; Fidelity Prize IV. CHIP, TINY 61 MIKE TOM B. FINE, CUTES MICHAEL BARRY DUGGAN All kings are not great, sometimes they are just there. Math X Club Secretary II, I; Debating Club II; High- way Safety Club V, IV; Chess Club I; Chemzics Society I; Victory Club II; National Merit Letter of Commen- dation; National Honor Society I; Classical Prize V, II; Fidelity Prize II. THOMAS J. FALDETTA When in doubt — THINK!! Table Tennis Society III, II; Ichthyology Soci- ety III - I; National Honor Society II, I; Approbation Prize II; National Merit Letter of Commendation II. THOM AS FANTASIA So my advice to you is not to take advice, From the dealers who are handing out your cards. Take your life into your own hands, Just have faith in who you are. Soccer Team II, I; Math X Club I; Victory Club III, II; Junior Achievement Treasurer II; Track VI - IV; Fidelity Prize V. JOHN JOSEPH FARRELL Let all men do their best. Classical Prize VI, V; Fidelity Prize IV; Approbation Prize II; Photography Club VI; Political Science Club IV; Chess Club IV - I, Treasurer I; Junior Achievement III - I; Presi- dent I; J.V. Baseball III; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Boys’ State II; National Honor Society II, I. BARRY S. FEINGOLD The poor man is not he who is without a cent, but he who is without a dream. Approbation Prize VI; Dixwell Prize V; Lawrence Prize V; Photography Club V; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society II, I, Secretary I; Herter Schol- arship Semi-Finalist II; Student Council II; Harvard Commencement II; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commenda- tion I; Victory Club I. MARK FISHBON When in doubt — mumble . . . National Honor Society I; Soccer Team II, I; Victory Club I; Fidelity Prize II; Chess Club VI - IV; Debating and Forensics Club III, II; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. DANIEL PATRICK FITZGERALD Always expect the unexpected. Basketball IV - I; Student Council I; Math X Club III, II; Baseball III; Debating Society V; Astronomy Club V, IV; Argo Staff I; Co-chairman of Class Day Com- mittee I; Ski Club I. JOHN BON 62 As we look back on our CHUCK WALTER DENNIS FITZGERALD Semper Paratus Victory Club I; Key Club I; J.V. Hockey III; Freshman Hockey IV; Junior Achievement V.P. II, I; Medical Explorers IV - I. THOMAS FRANCIS FLYNN You don’t have to be . . . but it helps. Victory Club VI - I; Junior Achievement III - I; Highway Safety Club IV; Chess Club VI; Class Day Committee I; Co-ed Review Board I. WALTER FRANCIS FOLEY Today is the first day of the rest of your life, live it like there’s no tomorrow. Liber Actorum Staff I; Victory Club IV - I; Fidelity Prize IV; Football III - I; Freshman Hockey IV; Hockey Manager IV, III; Baseball Manager V - III; Class Day Committee I; Highway Safety Club III, II; Weightlifting Club III; Student Council IV. MICHAEL ROBERT FRANCIS Crew IV; Highway Safety Club II; Custom Crafting Organization II. ROBERT SAMUEL FRANKLIN In whatever you do for the rest of your life, your pride is at stake. NORMAN P. FRANTZEN Photography Club, Treasurer III, President II, I; Liber Actorum Staff III, I; Co-editor of Activities I; Custom Crafting Organization II; Drama Club I. CHARLES EDWARD FRASCA JR. Nihil dictum quod non dictum prius. Junior Band VI, V; Coin Club VI, V; Dixwell Prize V; Register Photography Staff VI - IV; Photography Club VI - I; Liber Actorum Photography Staff VI - I; Co- editor of Faculty Section I; Football Program VI - I, Photo Editor II, Editor-in-Chief I; Swimming Team V; Drug Education Club III; National Honor Society II, I. FRANK NORM 64 JAGUAR BEN, GEDDA THE BIG “G” JAMES EDWARD FUCCILLO Custom Crafting Organization Treasurer II, I; Table Tennis Society III; Chess Club III; Argo II, I; Victory Club IV; Crew IV; Debating Society V. JOHN MICHAEL GALLAGHER Trust everybody; but always cut the cards. Varsity Hockey IV - I; J.V. Football IV; Varsity Foot- ball III - I, Co-captain I, All-City I; Weightlifting III - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Dance Committee II; Vice President of Victory Club I; Liber Actorrum I. BRIAN GAMBON It’s never too late. Victory Club I, J.V. Hockey III. BENEDICT F. GEDAMINSKI JR. Take life as it comes. Chess Club VI, V; Radio Club IV, III; Victory Club VI - I; Professional Club II; Boston Science Fair - 3rd Prize IV; Argo Staff I; Class Day Committee I. ROBERT ALBERT GEORGE A man can die but once, so let it be with honor. Classical Prize IV; Fidelity Prize V; National Honor Society II, I; J.V. Baseball IV, III; Weightlifting IV; Harvard Commencement II; Glee Club VI, V; Victory Club VI - III; Table Tennis Society V, IV; Football Program I; Wrestling Club V - III; Drug Education Club II; Ski Club IV - I; Chess Club VI - III. GARY GEORGE GIARLE I hate school. J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II, I; Coin Club IV; Class Day Committee I; Custom Crafting II; Class Committee I. STEVEN CARL GOLDSTEIN May I govern my passions with absolute sway, And grow wiser and better, as strength wears away. Stamp Club V - III; Chess Club V - III; Weightlifting V - II; J.V. Baseball III; National Honor Society II, I; Usher at Har- vard Commencement II; Junior Achievement II; Co-ed Review Board I; Victory Club I. GOLDIE 65 € Sr and Rallies . . . JOHNNY G. DAVID RICHARD GORDON Lives based on having are far less free than those based on doing. Approbation Prize VI; Fidelity Prize V; National Honor Society II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Let- ter of Commendation; Glee Club VI - I; All- City Chorus IV - I; S.E. Mass District Chorus I; Student Council III - I; March of Dimes Walkathon Coordinator II; Citation II; Red Cross Club VI - IV; Ecology Action Club IV, III; Victory Club IV - I; Argo II; Liber Acto- rum Senior Section Co-editor I; President of the Class of 1973. DAVID JOSEPH GORMAN III Nothing has been said that has not been said before. National Honor Society II, I; Register Staff II, I Edi- tor I; Computer Lab Assistant I; Drama Club II; Fidel- ity Prize II; Harvard Commencement II; Aviation Club IV ; 21st Century Analysis Society IV. MARK E. GRAFFAM Please allow me to introduce myself, I’m a man of wealth and taste. I’ve been around for a long, long year, I’ve laid many souls to waste. Crew Team II, I; Victory Club IV - I; Fidelity Prize II; Leadership Award II; Camera Club VI, V; J.V. Hockey II; Varsity Hockey I; Cross Country I; Liber Actorum II, I, Co-edi- tor of Faculty I. JOSEPH G. GRILLI Illegitimi non carborundum est. Crew Team I; J.V. Football III, II; Weightlifting Club IV - II; Prom Committee I, Co-chairman I; Ski Club IV - I, Treasurer I; Victory Club I; Argo Staff II, I; Coin Club V, IV; Glee Club VI - IV. RICHARD JAMES GROVER Don’t do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Victory Club VI - I; Highway Safety Club V; Football Program III. Junior Achievement Vice-President II. JOHN GUARNOTTA In the end, it doesn’t matter at all. Indoor Track IV; Crew III. DONALD MICHAEL HADGE Two lumps are better than one. National Honor II, I; Wrestling Club V; Vic- tory Club III - I; Classical Prize VI, IV, III; Chess Club VI. RICK CAMEL-JOCK 67 BUZZY, HONDO RICHARD J. HANSON Maybe Tomorrow. Coin Club VI; Philatelic Society VI; Drill Team IV; Photography Club II, I; Highway Safety Club V. PETER PAUL HARRINGTON Never insult an alligator till after you’ve crossed the river. Class of 1885 Award IV; Modern Prize IV; J.V. Baseball III; Varsity Baseball II, I; Clas- sical Prize II; National Honor Society II, I; Class Day Committee I. CHRISTOPHER JAMES HARTE We’re all in this together. Victory Club VI - I; National Honor Society II, I; Reporter for WNAC-TV Election ’72; Modern Prize IV; Drug Education Club II. JOHN HAYES . . . and still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, that one head could carry all he knew. Victory Club I; Highway Safety Club III; Crew III; Bibliophile Club III; Ichthyology Society III. MARK EDWARD HEALY I have nothing to say at the present time. Junior Band VI; Senior Band VI - I; Stage Band V - I; Orchestra V - III; Philatelic Society III; Ichthyology ' Society ' III; Custom Crafting Organization III - I. PAUL GERARD PATRICK HEANUE Ask him his dream What does it mean? He wouldn ' t know. Student Council IV, II; Victory Club VI - I; Football Team Wolf I; Highway Safety Club IV, III; J.V. Basketball III: Baseball Manager III; Drug Education Club III - I; Football Pro- gram I; Fidelity Prize II; Afro-American Soci- ety IV - I; Prom Committee II, I. MATTHEW JOSEPH HENDERSON I get by with a little help from my friends. Football III; Golf Team III - I; Victory Club VI - I; Class Day Committee I; Professional Club II; Latin- English Football Program I. PAUL, HEN 68 DAVID STEVE FRED ALAN HICKEY Most geniuses are conceited, but not I! Junior Band VI, V; Senior Band IV - I; Mod- ern Prize IV; Varsity Baseball Mgr. IV; J.V. Hockey III; Varsity Hockey Mgr. Ill; Cross Country III, II; Weightlifting Club II, I; Vic- tory Club II, I; Class Committee I. DAVID LIONEL HINDS How can we reason, but from what we know? Chairman Model United Nations Committee, II; Debat- ing Team I; Afro-American Society II; National Honor Society I; Senior Editor, Argo I; Track; Track and Field Club II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; For- ensic Society I; Victory Club I; Fidelity Prize; Who’s Who of American High School Seniors. CLIFFORD HOAG Life is too short and too fickle to worry about. Astronomy Club VI; Victory Club V - I; Weightlifting Club III; Professional Club II. STEVEN G. HOLBROOK The only lost cause is the one you give up. Track V - I; Cross Country IV - I; Track and Field Club III - I; Student Council III; Chess Club VI, II, I; Photography Club II; Philatelic Society II. RICHARD THOMAS HORAN JR. Everything was beautiful; Nothing hurt. Varsity Crew II, I; Victory Club IV, III, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. FREDERICK PATRICK HULME Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter; therefore, ye soft pipes play on. Fidelity Prize VI; Current Events Club V; Classical Prize II; Junior Achievement Treasurer III; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation. BIG AL, HICK CLIFF DICK WILLIAM THOMAS HURLEY Soccer V, III, II, I; J.V. Hockey III; Table Tennis Society III. BILL 69 And how each one of us 1 tried to be himself. 71 PHIL, JIMMA KEFF, LARR KELE PHILIP PERRY JAMESON Give and ye shall receive. Victory Club II, I; Track IV; Math Team III; Golf Team II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; National Honor Society II, I; President I; POPS Com- mittee III; Football Program I; Liber Actorum II, I; Copy Editor I; Classical Prize VI, IV, II; Modern Prize III; Approbation Prize VI - III; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II. DERRYL JOHNSON Sure looks good on the outside but my lips are sealed. Photography Club VI; Student Council II; Afro-American Society I; J.V. Basketball III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize VI. DANIEL KEEL III Live and do what you want to do. National Honor Society II, I; Varsity Basketball I; Vic- tory Club I; Afro-American IV - I. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH KEENAN To find, one must seek. Track V - I; Cross Country V, IV; All-City Track Team II, I; Track and Field Club III - 1; Junior Band V, IV; Senior Band V - I; Orches- tra V - III; Jazz and Rock Ensemble II; Judo Club V; Photography Club VI - II; Astronomi- cal Society VI, V; Student Council IV, III; Key Club III; Medical Explorers VI - I; Debating Society VI, V; Modern Prize IV; Argo III - I; Editor II; Liber Actorum I; Chairman of Junior Prom Committee II; Class Day Committee I; National Honor Society II, I; Student Exchange Committee I. LAURENCE KEFFERSTAN There is a road, no simple highway between the dawn and the dark of night, and if you go, no one may fol- low; that path is for your steps alone. Photography Club IV - I; Highway Safety Club V, IV; Register Staff I; Liber Actorum Staff II - I; Activities Editor I; Sailing Club I; Computer Programming Soci- ety I; National Honor Society I. RICHARD TIERNAN KELLEY National Honor Society I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Modern Prize IV; J.V. Hockey IV, III; Golf Team IV - 1. KEITH JOHN KELLY To park a car in the city is a common occurrence. To return and find it missing is not unprecedented. To return and to find neither the car nor the street — that is another matter. Modern Prize VI; Coin Club V - III; Soccer IV - I; Vic- tory Club III - I; Drug Education Club III; N.M.S.Q.T. Certificate of Merit; Debating Society V; Argo Staff I. h ' ' M DERRYL KEL 72 DICK, BANGOK MA, BILL LEE FRANCIS KELLY If you can not enforce, do not demand! N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Vic- tory Club IV - II; Chess Club VI, V; Highway Safety Club IV. RICHARD VINCENT KELLY JR. Tell me of thine eyes and I will tell thee of thy heart Tell me of thy sleeping and I will tell thee of thy wak- ing Tell me of thy desires and I will tell thee of thy need. Ichthyology Society III - I, Pres. I; Custom Crafting Organization II, I, Secretary I; Philatelic Society IV - II; Regional Science Fair — 3rd Prize II; State Science Fair II; Register Staff I; Orchestra IV; Junior Band V, IV; Senior Band V - I; All-City Band II; N.M.S.Q.T. Com- mendation II. ROBERT JOHN KELLY Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save. Crew Team IV - I; Varsity Football I; Ski Club II, I, V.P. I; National Honor Society I; Modern Prize V; National Merit Letter of Commendation II. PETER H. KERR Six years! WHEW!! I have exhausted my mind. Intramural Hockey V; Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey III, II Highway Safety Club IV, III; Victory Club III - I; Golf Club V, IV; Golf Team IV - I, Co- Capt II, I; City of Boston Golf Champion 1971; State Finalist 1972; Class Day Committee I; Boston Pops Committee III; J.V. Football III; Football II, I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Weightlifting III, II; Latin Football Program I. JOSEPH KILROY I see that we meet again! Photography Club II; Stamp Club III, II. WILLIAM F. KING You only go around once in life so you have to grab for all the gusto you can get. Varsity Football III - I, All-City II, I; Baseball IV - I, J.V. V; Basketball III - I, J.V. IV; Class Day Commit- tee I; Liber Actorum Staff I; Argo Staff II, I; Victory Club IV - I; Victory Dance Committee III - I; Weight- lifting Club II, I; Highway Safety Club III, II; Har- vard Commencement II; Latin Football Program Staff III - I; Class Committee I. JAMES GEORGE KOSTARAS When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose. Debating and Forensics Society VI - I, Trea- surer III, II; Debating Squad III - I; Drill Team V - III; Color Guard III; Quartermaster III; Prize Declamation III, II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Junior Achievement II, I; Student Council II; Model UN Committee III, II; Drama Club III, II; Globe Scholastic Art Award II; Prize Reading II; Dixwell Prize VI; Approbation Prize VI; National Honor Society I. RED BIG BOB JOE JIM 73 SNOOKUMS, POOPSIE JONATHAN L. KOTLIER Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. National Honor Society; Crew Team IV - I, Captain I; Swimming Team IV - I; French Club III; Victory Club IV - I; Math X Club IV - II; J.E.T.S. Ill; Student Council I; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo Staff III; Ski Club I; Class Committee I. STEVEN BARRY KOVNER Live life your way; don’t try to be somebody else. Photography Club VI; Aviation Club IV; Chemzics Society II, I; Nuclear and Particle Physics Seminar II; Computer Programmers Society II, I, Pres. I National Merit Letter of Commendation II; 1971 State Science Fair — 2nd Place. MICHAEL KOWALEWICZ Come on the amazing journey and learn all you should know. Soccer IV - I; Chemzics Society III - I, Treasurer II; Math X Club V - II; Highway Safety Club II, Philatelic Society II; Chess Club IV - I. STEVE 74 At times, we were prepared for the challenges . . . ' PISTOL PETE GEORGE A. KROPAS O. Woe is me. Wrestling Team IV; Wrestling Club IV - I, Pres. II; Custom Crafting Organization II. ARNOLD M. KUNIAN WHY??? Custom Crafting Organization President II, I; Ichthyology Club III - I; Register Staff I; Argo Staff IV; Photography Club VI, III - I. JOHN KUPCHAUNIS What — me study?? Photography Club IV; Drug Education III. ALAN LABELLA An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Victory Club II, I; Custom Crafting Organization II; Highway Safety Club III; Current Events Club II; Chess Club III. ELLIOT LACH National Honor Society II, I; National Ger- man Contest II; Regional Science Fair — 1st Prize — 1972; 2nd Prize — 1971; State Science Fair 1971-1972; Modern Prize IV; Icthyology Society, Secretary II - I; Math X Club III - I; Chess Club IV - I; Chemzics Society, Pres. II - I; 21st Century Analysis Society III - I; Ancient Historical Society III - I; Philatelic Society VI - IV; Ecology Action Group III - I; Swimming Team II - I. PETER ALLEN LAIZZA The Lord is first, my friends are second, and I am third. Victory Club I. JOSEPH ANTHONY LAWLOR In time you’ll learn, but not immediately. Drug Education Club III; Highway Safety Club III; Ski Club IV; Victory Club IV - II; Custom Crafting Club II. KUPPY ELLIE JOE 75 76 PAUL PAUL RAYMOND LAWTON Doing what can’t be done is the glory of liv- ing. Science Fair IV, II; Ecolog y Action Club II; Professional Club II; Bowling Team II; Music Appreciation Club III; Photography Editor of Football Program I; Vice President of Photog- raphy Club President I; Photography Editor of Argo II, I; Key Club II, I, Vice President I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I; Register Staff I; Editor-in-Chief of Argo I; Liber Actorum Business Staff I; Edi- tor-in-Chief of 1973 Liber Actorum I. LEON LEE Chess Club III - I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I, Treasurer I. PHILIP LEE Some men see things and say “Why?” I see things and say “WOW!” Chess Club IV - I; Chess Team I; Table Tennis Society III - I, President II; National Honor Society II - I; Victory Club I; Co-ed Review Board I; Junior Achievement III; Asian Cul- tures Club IV - I, President I. ROBERT ANTHONY LICARI Junior Band IV; Senior Band III - I; All-City Junior Band IV; Ancient Historical Society IV - I, V.P. IV, III, Sec. II, Treas. I; Photography Club VI; Latin-Eng- lish Program IV; Fidelity Prize III; Prize Declamation V, IV; 21st Century Analysis Society V, IV; Debating Society VI - III; Forensics Society V - III; Victory Club II. PATRICK J. LOFTUS III If a man cannot keep at peace with his com- panion maybe it is because he hears a differ- ent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured. Victory Club IV - I; Argo Staff II, I; High- way Safety Club II; Secretary of the Class of 1973. PAUL LOMBARDI Every person is a mystery, learned slowly and rever- ently, with care and tenderness — yet painfully never learned completely. National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize V; Stu- dent Council IV; Victory Club III - I; Harvard Com- men cement Usher II; Drug Education Club II; High- way Safety Club II. MARTIN DEAN LUND Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Classical Prize VI; Photography Club VI; Modern Prize V; National Honor Society I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Junior Achievement II. PAUL 77 MAGS JOHN B. LYNCH III I want to live! Not just survive. Hockey Manager II, I; Track IV, III; J.V. Hockey III; Ski Club II; Wrestling Club II; Victory Club VI - I; Highway Safety Club II. JOHN FRANCIS LYNCH If you can’t convince them, confuse them. Football III - I, All-City I; Photography Club VI; Outdoor Track IV; Victory Club III - I; Weightlifting Club III - I, Secretary II; High- way Safety Club III; Junior Achievement III. JAMES DANIEL MacGILLIVRAY We are the leaders of the future . . . We must meet the challenge We can do no less. Photography Club VI; Junior Band V; Regional Sci- ence Fair II; State Science Fair II; Computer Pro- gramming Society II, I; Chemzics Society II, I Trea- surer I. GREGORY MacISAAC Victory Club VI - I; Highway Safety Club IV, III; Freshman Hockey; J.V. Hockey; Varsity Hockey I. ROBERT JAMES MacKAY JR. Modern Prize VI; Approbation Prize VI; Glee Club V, IV; Classical Prize III; Model UN Committee II, I; Argo Staff II; Junior Achievement II; National Honor Society I. SCOTT MONTGOMERY MacNAB Swimming Team IV - I, Captain I; Prom Com- mittee I; Co-ed Review Board I; Register Bus- iness Manager I; Victory Club IV - I; Drug Education Club II; Photography Club II; Highway Safety Club II; Key Club II. DANIEL LAWRENCE MAGNARELLI Varsity Hockey IV - I; Varsity Football II - I; Victory Club II, I; Victory Dance Committee II; Ski Club II; Bowling Club III; Highway Safety Club II; Weightlift- ing Club II; Argo Staff II, I; Latin Football Program II, I. ARCHIE SCOTT, MONTY 78 CHARLES WILLIAM MAHONEY What lovely behavior of the silk-sack clouds! Has wilder, willful, wavier, meal-drift moulded ever and melted across the skies? Junior Band VI, V; All-City Junior Band V; Custom Crafting Organization II, I, V.P. II, I; Junior Achievement II; Senior Band I; Fidel- ity Prize II; National Honor Society I. PAUL PATRICK MAHONEY Go placidly amid the noise and haste; and remember what peace there may be in silence. Varsity Football III; J.V. Football IV; Varsity Baseball III - I, All-City II, All-Conference II; Most Improved Player II; Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society I; Key Club III; Debating Club V; Weightlifting Club IV; Victory Club IV; Liber Actorum Sports Editor I; Treasurer of the Class of 1973. STEVEN J. MARX Photography Club VI, V, III, II; Red Cross Club III, II; Highway Safety Club IV; Victory Club III - I. CHARLIE, CHUCK SEEDSTUFF, WEEK MARK, CARTS DAN FRANK A. MASTRO Heaven would often be unjust if it answered our pray- ers. Ichthyology Society III, II, President III, II; Crew IV, III; Table Tennis Society III, Secretary III. GREGORY JOSEPH MAZARES Experience is not what happens to a man; it is what a man does with what happens to him. Classical Prize VI, III; Fidelity Prize III; Prize Reading V; Harvard Book Award II; Mayor’s “Man of the Future” Citation II; National Honor Society I; Football IV - I, Manager VI, V; All-Scholastic Honorable Mention III, II, All-City II, I; Baseball V - I; Track V, IV, I; Weightlifting Club V - I; Victory Club IV - I, Secretary II; Victory Dance Committee II; Prom Committee I; Mass Boys’ State II; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Argo Staff IV, I; Register Staff V. JAMES EDWARD McCALL Press on until all the bloodshed and all the sorrow has ended once and for all. Varsity Hockey IV; Ichthyology Society II; Chess Club I. FRANCIS JOSEPH McCARTHY Lead, follow, or get out of my way!! Debating and Forensics Society VI, IV; Vic- tory Club VI - I; Philatelic Society II; Har- vard Commencement II. JAY MARK McCARTY Life is conflict. The drama of life is thus a perpetual movement towards a climax that never comes. Victory Club VI - II; J.E.T.S. VI; Chess Club IV - I; Chess Team III - I; State Chess Tourney II; Drama Club III - I; Debating and Forensics Society IV - I; Ecology Action Club III - I; Ancient Historical Society III - I; Modern Prize V; Public Boys’ State II; Junior Achievement V.P. II; Harvard Commencement II; National Honor Society I; Math X Club I; Chemzics Society II, I; 1st Place Regional Science Fair II; State Science Fair II. PETER THOMAS McFARLAND . . . People can be so cold, they’ll hurt you and desert you. They’ll wreck your mind if you let them . . . don ’t you let them. Varsity Football III - I; J.V. Football IV; J.V. Baseball III; Weightlifting Club IV - I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Junior Achievement III, II, Treasurer III; Photogra- phy Club VI, V; Victory Club V - I; Liber Actorum Staff III - I, Business Staff I; Co- Editor of Senior Section I; Latin Football Pro- gram I; Summer Tour of Europe 1971; Fidel- ity Prize V; Classical Prize IV; National Honor Society I. DANIEL JOSEPH McGRORY Never get mad, get even. Fidelity Prize VI; Photography Club VI; Custom Craft- ing I; Math X Club II. PETE-SKI, MAC 80 BOB ALAN THOMAS McHALE They said it couldn’t be done, but I did it. Drill Team V - III; Class Day Committee I; Coin Club V; Student Council I; Victory Club III - I; Class Committee I. THOMAS NOEL McMILLIAN To the stars through the stars. Crew IV - I, Captain I; Swimming Team V - I, Captain I; Glee Club IV - I, Sec. Ill, Pres. I; Library Staff V - I; Argo Staff II, I; Register Staff II, I; Ski Club IV - I, Sec. II, Pres. I; National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club IV - I; Fidelity Prize II; Co-ed Review Board Chairman I; Chairman of Prom Committee I; Boys’ State II; Weightlifting III; Liber Actorum Business Manager I; Student Council II, I; Chess Club IV - I; Philatelic Society III, I. THOMAS PATRICK McSHANE With all its sham , drudgery, and broken dreams; it’s still a beautiful world. Strive to be happy. International Cultures Club IV; Debating and Forensics Society III - I; Key Club III - I; New England Key Clubs Lt. Governor I; Dis- trict International Convention II; Drama Club II, I, Treasurer I; Argo Staff I; Victory Club IV - I; Photography Club I; Junior Achieve- ment III. TOM, MAC MICHAEL GEORGE MICARELLI Sine Amicitia Nihil. National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize V. JOHN PAUL MILLIGAN Cross Country IV; Indoor Track IV, III; Track and Field Club IV - I; Key Club I; National Honor Society I; Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Approbation Prize V; Custom Craft- ing Organization II; Automotive Club V; Math X Club V.P. I; Tennis Club VI; Ski Club I; Highway Safety Club III; Radio Club III; Victory Club IV - 1. ROBERT E. MINIHAN Tho those who might not when they may: When you shalt have you’ll gain nay. Class Day Committee I; Soccer I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Professional Club II; Drama Club II; Victory Club II; Class Committee I. FRANCIS JOSEPH MOREHOUSE Our greatest glory consists not in never fall- ing, but in rising every time we fall. Approbation Prize IV, III; Classical Prize IV, III; Class of 1885 Award IV; Gardner Prize Reading Award III; National Honor Society II, I; Radio Club III; French Club IV - I, Pres- ident I; Cross-Country IV, III; Track IV, III; Track and Field Club IV, III. FRANK 81 There were times when we needed a friend . . . 82 83 JEFF MIKE JEFFREY SCOTT MORRIS I am third! God is first and my friends are second. Victory Club IV - I; Photography Club IV - II; Fidelity Prize V; Modern Prize IV; Junior Achievement II; Explorers Club I; Co-ed Review Board I; Argo Staff I; National Honor Society I. ROBERT JOHN MUISE Nothing was easy. THOMAS PATRICK MULVEY Fidelity Prize VI; Photography Club VI; Philatalic Society V; Drill Team V; Drug Education Club III; Victory Club VI - I; Summer Tour of Europe 1971. MOOSE, SMOKEY DANIEL JOHN MURPHY No matter how great you are, peanut butter still sticks to the roof of your mouth. Varsity Hockey II, I; j.V. Hockey IV, III; Intramural Hockey V; Football Manager I; Golf Team III - I; Victory Club IV - I; Profes- sional Club III, II; Photography Club VI; Highway Safety Club III, II. STEPHEN M. MURPHY How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man? J.V. Football III, II; Varsity Football I; J.V. Baseball IV, III; Varsity Baseball if, I; Weightlifting Club II; Table Tennis Society II; Science Fair IV; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club II, I. MURF RICHARD W. MYERS Well, good-bye and good ribbons. Chess Club VI, V; Highway Safety Club IV; Victory Club IV - I; Latin Football Program III - I; Advertising Manager I; Argo Staff II, I; Liber Actorum Staff II, I; Sports Editor I; National Honor Society II, I; Junior Achieve- ment III, II; Class Day Committee I; Basket- ball Manager I. MICHAEL PATRICK NEE Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Highway Safety Club IV; Liber Actorum Staff I. DUCK, HECTOR, DICK, SQUIRE 84 JIMMY JAMES F. NORTON “How long it’s been since yesterday, and what about tomorrow? And what about our dreams, and all the memories we’ve shared?” Varsity Hockey IV - I; Prom Committee I; Victory Club IV - I; Highway Safety Club II; Participant, City Government Day III, II. CARROLL O’CONNOR I can ’t hear myself! Bigotry Prize VI; Drill Team VI - I; Captain III - I; Anti-Everything Club, IV - I; Member of the Silent Majority Society II - I: Reactionary Seminar II, I. Per- egrine Society I; Delegate, Committee to Maintain Sta- tus Quo. JOHN T. O’CONNOR Six years of Latin School, days both fair and foul; It’s all over now, so let’s go out and howl. Victory Club IV - II; Cross Country IV; Key Club III; Register Staff III; Highway Safety Club II; Chess Club II. STEPHEN MICAEL O’HARA Good luck to the Class of ’78 Approbation Prize, VI; Modern Prize, VI; Classical Prize, III; National Honor Society, II - I; Debating Society — Vice-Pres. Ill, Pres. II; Francis Gardner Debating Award, III, II; Victory Club, IV - I; Profes- sional Club, II - I; Photography Club, VI; 21st Century Analysis Society III; J.V. Baseball IV, III; Basketball II, I; Coed. Review Board I; Harvard Model U.N. I. ROBERT JOSEPH O’LEARY The greatest of all faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none. Cross Country IV - I, Captain I; Track IV - I; All City Track Team II, I; Classical Prize III; National Honor Society II - I; N.M.S.Q.T. Let- ter of Commendation I; Track and Field Club IV - I; Victory Club VI - I; Usher Harvard Commencement II; Delegate to Boys’ State II; Liber Actorum I. JAMES MICHAEL OSTIGUY N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; Ski Club II, I; Victory Club IV, II, I; J.V. Hockey IV, III. STEPHEN PAUL PERCOCO Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize IV; Class of 1885 Award IV; National Honor Society I; Football IV - I; Weightlifting IV, II; Hockey Mgr. II. JIM STEVE 85 L ¥ BOB MICHAEL C. PESCATORE If glory comes after death, I am in no hurry. National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize V; Victory Club IV, III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Merit Letter of Commendation II; Astronomy Club V; Coin Club V. PETER JOSEPH PAUL PFEIL Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels good. Drug Education IV - I; Victory Club VI - I; Junior Prom Committee II; Ski Club III, II; Class Day Committee I; Assistant Editor-in- Chief of Latin Football Program I; Chairman of the Co-ed Review Board I. JEFFREY BRIAN PINTA Live fast, die young, and have a good looking corpse. Victory Club I; Highway Safety Club II; Chess Club II; Weightlifting Club I. PAUL J. PITTS Do what you like. Victory Club III - I; Drug Education Club III; Debating Society III - I; Debating Team II, I; Senior Band III - I; Percussion Ensemble III - I; All-City Band III - I; All-City Orchestra III - I; Southeastern District Orchestra I. MARTIN FRANK PLOVNICK What is essential is invisible to the eye. Student Government Day IV; Ecology ' Seminar III; Regional Science Fair Honorable Mention II; Classical Prize VI, II; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society I; National Merit Semi-finalist II. PAUL E. PLUMER Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Modern Prize VI; Chess Club V; Table Tennis Society II; Ancient Historical Society Secre- tary II, I; Register Staff II, I; Associate Edi- tor of the Register I; Glee Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Columbus Day Essay Contest Award Winnter II; National Honor Society II, I.; Victory Club III, II. ROBERT MICHAEL POWERS Is a nose with deviation such a crime against the nation? Fidelity Prize IV; Classical Prize II; National Honor Society II, I; Prize Declamation II, I; Drama Club IV - I, Vice President I; Victory Club II; Debating and For- ensics Society II, I; Photography Club I. PIFLE, SUPER FLY BUTCH, POINDEXTER PAUL 86 DENNIS RICHARD PUGSLEY To speak much is one thing; to speak to the point is another. Victory Club IV - I; Custom Crafting Organi- zation II; Drug Education Club II; Track II. ANDREW PAUL PUOPOLO All for one, one for all, and every man for himself. Classical Prize VI, V; National Honor Society I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Senior Prom Usher II; J.V. Baseball III; Varsity Baseball II, I; J.V. Basket- ball IV, III; Varsity Basketball II, I; Varsity Football II, I; Globe’s “Player of the Week” I; All-City II, I; Vice President of the Class of 1973. ROBERT REASON Don ’t rain on my parade. Glee Club VI - IV; Chess Club III; Key Club I; Debating and Forensics Society II, I; Highway Safety Club III; Drama Club II, I, Pres. I; Argo Staff I; Register Staff II, I; Photogra- phy Club II, I; Public Declamation II, I; National Merit Semi-finalist. JOHN XAVIER REGAN JR. You, who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself. Approbation Prize VI; Classical Prize II; Victory Club II, I; National Honor Society II, I. THOMAS FRANCIS REGAN Do what ya like. Highway Safety Club II, I; Math X Club; Soc- cer II, I; Drug Education Club II; German Club III; Debating Society VI; Victory Club II, I; Class Day Committee I. DENNIS MARK RUBINO I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit around and watch it for hours. Highway Safety Club IV; Victory Club. MATTHEW FRANCIS RYAN Indoor Track IV; Victory Club IV - I; J.V. Hockey III; Chess Club I; Class Day Commit- tee I. BOB, HARRY REASONER TOM, THE GRUB MATT, BORIS 87 And there were times to be alone. ' fil ” M m -■ BOB, SAL TONY, DINO ROBERT J. SALLAWAY Reading maketh a full man, but it depends upon what he is full of. Classical Prize V, IV; Victory Club I; National Honor Society I. PETER JOSEPH SCAVOTTO Caution! Be sure brain is engaged before put- ting mouth into gear. Junior Band VI, V; Senior Band IV - I; Brass Choir IV, III; Stage Band II, I; All-City Jun- ior Band VI, V; All-City Senior Band IV, III; Victory Club III - I; Fidelity Prize IV; Classi- cal Prize II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Ski Club I. ANTHONY JOHN SERINO Smile! It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Science Fair IV; Class Day Committee I; Victory Club I. SCAV, SCURV 88 STEVE RICHIE, RICK MICHAEL I. SHEAR ... so I’ll keep fighting to live till there’s no reason to fight , and I’ll keep trying to see until the end is in sight. Crew IV - II; National Honor Society I; Debating Society IV, III; Drama Club V - III; French Club IV, III; Drill Team VI, V; Band VI - IV; Orchestra VI - IV; Register Staff I. STEPHEN LAWRENCE SILVER You can’t always get what you want, but you can get what you need. Football III - I; Victory Club II, I; Baseball IV, III; Latin Football Program Staff I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Modern Prize V; National Honor Society I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Class Day Com- mittee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. LAWRENCE ROBERT SILVERMAN Photography Club VI, IV, II; Victory Club III - I; Modern Prize V; National Honor Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. DONALD LOUIS SIMI Some men see things the way they are, and say, “Why.” I dream of things that never were and say, “Why not.” Cross Country IV - I, Co-Captain I; Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track IV - I, “Most Improved Player” II; All-City Track Team II, I; Track and Field Club IV - I; National Honor Society I; Mass Boys’ State II; Victory Club III; Argo Staff III. JOSEPH JOHN SORRENTO Man’s worst enemy is mediocrity. Classical Prize III; Modern Prize II; National Honor Society I; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Debating and Forensics Soci- ety V; Drill Team V; Victory Club V, IV; Ancient Historical Society IV - I, President I; Public Declamation V - III; Prize Declamation IV; Philatelic Society Secretary II, I; Chem- zics Society II. RICHARD M. STERN Men have become the tools of their tools. Math Team III - I, Captain I; Radio Club IV - I, Pres. II, I; Photography Club III, II; National Merit Letter of Commendation; National Honor Society I; William Norton Kimbal Prize III. ROBERT LOUIS STONE Trout Fishing in America. Chess Club VI, I; Philatelic Society VI - III; Highway Safety Club V; Key Club III; Cross Country V; Modern Prize III; National Honor Society I. IRA LARRY BOB 89 DICK SULL, ED PAT ROY JOHN STRACQUALURSI Some men see things as they are and say, “Why.” I dream of things that never were and say “Why not” Chess Club III - I; Table Tennis Society III - I; Sec. Ill; Pres. I; Argo II, I; Latin Football Program Photo Editor I; Liber Actorum II, I; Editor-in-Chief I; National Honor Society II, L Harvard Commencement Usher II; Ichthyology ' Society III, II, Sec. Ill, V.P. II. RICHARD JAMES STRAZDAS The first shall be last, and the last shall be first. Modern Prize VI, IV; Classical Prize III, II; Approbation Prize VI, IV; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Resselaer Polytech Math and Science Award II; Michelman Prize for Mathematics II; National Honor Society I; Math X Club II, I; Math Team II, I, Co-Cap- tain I; 1st Place Junior in the Greater Boston Math League II; Chess Club IV - I; Chess Team III - I; 1st Place in Chess Tournament II; Philatelic Society II, I; Ancient Historical Society IV - I, Treas. Ill, II, V.P. I; Chemzics Society II, I; Coin Club. RICHARD WILLIAM STRECKER Football III - I, All-City I; Weightlifting Club IV, I, V.P. II; Junior Division Champion III; Track IV; National Honor Society I; Classical Prize VI; Approba- tion Prize VI; Public Declamation V; Debating Society V; Junior Achievement II, I; Chess Club VI, V; Victory Club II, I. PAUL J. SUGRUE Beware of the fury of a patient man. Fidelity Prize IV; Chess Club III; Victory Club II, I. EDWARD LAWRENCE SULLIVAN Yesterday is lost forever, tomorrow never comes. Crew III - I; Football III, I, Manager I; Freshman Hockey; J.V. Hockey IV - III; Ski Club II, I; Victory Club VI - I; Drug Education Club III; Highway Safety Club IV; Science Fair V, III; Junior Achievement V.P. II; National Honor Society I. PAUL MICHAEL SULLIVAN Keep your feet on the ground and keep reach- ing for the stars. Classical Prize VI, IV; Fidelity Prize II; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Highway Safety Club II; German Club II. PATRICK JOSEPH SWEENEY We are not yet what we shall be, but we are growing toward it. Fidelity Prize VI; Victory Club IV - I; Victory Dance Committee II, I; Harvard Commencement II; J.V. Baseball IV, III; J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basket- ball II, I, Co-Capt. I; Varsity Football II, I; Argo Staff II, I; Class Day Committee I; Liber Actorum I; Flexi- ble Campus H.R. VINCE 90 THOMAS RICHARD TEEHAN Good-bye seems long ago and seconds away. Modern Prize II; Debating Society III; Chess Club III; National Honor Society I; Crew II, I; Register Business Editor I; Argo Corresponding Editor; Mass Boys’ State; Harvard Commencement Usher II. PAUL J. THOMAS Victory Club IV - I; Forensics Society VI, V; Soccer IV; J.V. Football IV, III; Varsity Foot- ball II, I; Regional Science Fair III, II; State Fair II; Harvard Commencement II; Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track III, II; Argo Staff III - I, Junior Editor II, Editor-in-Chief I. MICHAEL RICHARD TOPLYN Run and catch the wind. Approbation Prize VI; Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize IV; Glee Club VI - I; All-City Chorus II; Victory Club IV, III; Prize Declamation V, IV, I; Prize Reading V, III, II; Junior Achievement II, I; Argo Sports Editor I; National Honor Society I; Cross Country IV - I; Track IV - II; Track and Field Club IV - I. MIKE In the end We went our separate ways 91 JACK BOB JOHN A. USTACH So it goes! Chess Club II, I; Superintendent’s Essay Award II; Register Staff I; Co-ed Review Board I; Junior Achievement II; Victory Club IV - I. ROBERT FALK VANDERSCHMIDT A petty sneaking knave I knew — O! Mr. Gr — , how do ye do? Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize IV; Approba- tion Prize VI, IV; Regional Science Fair — 2nd Prize II; State Science Fair — 2nd Prize II; Chemzies Society II, I; V.P. II, I; Ichthyol- ogy Society II, I, Treasurer I; Ecology Semi- nar III; Chess Club III, I; Debating and For- ensics Society VI, V; Ecology Action Club III - I; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. ROBERT ARTHUR VAUGHN What the superior man seeks in himself is what the fool seeks in others. Junior Band VI, V; Senior Band IV - I; All-City Band VI - II; Golf Club V; Golf Team II, I; Jazz Rock Band II, I; Science Fair II; Junior Achievement III; Fresh- man Hockey IV. ROBERT VAZZA Know something about everything and every- thing about something. Student Council III - I, Vice President II, President I; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation; Football III; Weightlifting Club IV - I; Fidelity Prize III; Approbation Prize VI; Coin Club VI - I; Victory Club VI - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo Staff III - I; Student Council Editor II, I; Home and School Association Executive Board I. CHARLES DAVID WALSH The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Senior Band VI - I; Orchestra VI - III; Junior Band VI - IV; Reed Choir VI - IV; All-City Senior Band VI - I; Wind Ensemble VI - IV; All-City Junior Band VI - IV; All-City Orchestra VI - III; All-City Student-Faculty Orchestra II. DENNIS MICHAEL EDWARD WALSH When everything feels good; the conscience feels bad. Glee Club V; Victory Club VI - I; Cafeteria Staff V - III; Chess Club III; Junior Prom Committee II; Drug Education Club III; Ski Club II, I; Football Program Staff I; Co-ed Review Board I. ROBERT F. WATKINS It took six long, hard years, but it was worth it; I think. Chess Club VI - IV; Coin Club V, IV; Philatelic Society V - III; Crew III - I; Weightlifting Club III - I; Wres- tling Club III; Track III; Drill Team IV - I, Captain I. VAN, FLYING DUTCHMAN SPACE SHOT 92 I MR. HENDRIX WHITEY JEFFERY ALAN WAYNE God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom always to tell the differ- ence. Modern Prize IV; Classical Prize II; Glee Club VI, V, I; Victory Club II; Ecology Action Club III, II; National Honor Society II, I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II. DAVID WEISMAN Happiness cannot be found in goals unpursued. Victory Club III - I; Ski Club IV - I; Tennis Club VI; Photography Club VI; Intramural Hockey V; Crew Team III, II; Science Fair IV, III. JOHN WHALEN Drug Education Club I; Chess Club II, I; Law- rence Prize; Fidelity Prize; Dixwell Prize, class of 1885 Award; National Honor Society I. MICHAEL BARON WHEELER Sure looks good on the outside, but my lips are sealed. Afro-American Society IV - I; Victory Club IV. MARK JOSEPH WHITE Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Victory Club IV - I; Highway Safety Club III; J. V. Hockey III; Fidelity Prize V; Drug Edu- cation Club II. ROBERT R. WHITE HELP!! Cross Country V; Track II, I; Highway Safety Club IV; Victory Club III - I; Chess Club VI; Drug Educa- tion Club III. JOHN WILLIS Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions. Photography Club VI; Medical Services V, IV; Science Fair II; Professional Club III, II; Argo Staff II, I, Business Manager I; Liber Acto- rum Staff I; Ecology Action Club IV - I, Pres- ident I; German Club II; Biology Club IV, III; Debating Society I; Co-ed Review Board I. WAY FRED, JOHN 93 JIMMY WOODY GYTIS JAMES WONG Sure looks good on the outside, but my lips are sealed. Asian Cultures Club III - I; Student Council III; Math X Club I; Junior Achievement II; National Honor Soci- ety I; Philatelic Society II; Custom Crafting Organiza- tion II; Table Tennis Society III, II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Register III; J.V. Basketball III; Chess Club III; Explorers III; Indoor Track IV; Science Fair III; Soccer V; Professional Club IV; Highway Safety Club IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Victory Club V - i; Coin Club VI; Classical Prize VI; Boys’ State II. ROBERT R. WOODS It is better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Highway Safety Club IV - I; Professional Club II; Class Day Committee I; Table Tennis Society II; Victory Club IV - I; Student Coun- cil I; Varsity Baseball IV, II, I; J.V. Baseball V; J.V. Hockey IV, III; Ski Club III. DANIEL F. WOODWORTH Never attempt the impossible, just do it. Drug Education Club III, II; Victory Club IV - I; Jun- ior Achievement Vice President III - I; Medical Explor- ers V.P. Ill - I; Football Program Staff I; Highway Safety Club IV; Custom Crafting Organization II, I. JOHN S. YONG What is a man without his woman, love and understanding? Asian Cultures Club III - I; Soccer V - I, All- City I; Victory Club II; Chess Club I; Prom Committee I. GYTIS L. ZIAUGRA Band VI; Highway Safety Club V; Glee Club V; Phila- telic Society V, Student Council IV; Soccer IV; Drug Education Club III; Professional Club III; Key Club III; Ski Club II; Victory Club I; Co-ed Review Board I. MICHAEL F. CONWAY DONALD C. DISIDORO ROBERT P. JORDAN MICHAEL G. MACRIDES ROBERT E. POWERS PAUL G. SULLIVAN GRANT A. YOUNG 94 95 Class WE, THE CLASS OF 1973, LEAVE: Gordon: a class meeting no one disrupts, Puopolo: something he’s not good at, Loftus: an election he wins honestly, MacKay: a lifetime job as Mr. Tierney’s assistant, Vazza: another good Student Council, Chisolm: a space helmet, Macrides: a successful group, McHale: something to yell about, Cypher: an autographed picture of the Colonel, Grilli: a ski trip with no snow, Pitts: one free Lawrence Welk music lesson, Myers: another nickname, Foley: a good joke . . . for a change, Caruso: a Dave Wottle cap, Dizzy: a winner at the track, Morris: a styled whiffle, Ziaugra: an easier name, Hadge: a used camel, Richard T. Kelly: a car he doesn’t total, Goldstein: a razor, T. O’Connor: a Jeff Morris haircut, Fucillo: an Arnie Kunian doll, Norton: lifetime memberships to every C.Y.O. in Boston, Kostaras: a mirror, Borum: speed in the 50-yard dash, Connerty: a year’s supply of Curl-Free, Heanue: another censure which his parents never find out about, Gallagher: Jackie, Hoag: five more pounds, Ciampa: a letter of recommendation from Mr. Johnson, Kefferstan: a broken camera, Catano a warped hubcap, Carmody and Weisman: a yardstick to see who’s taller, Henderson: a job at Budweiser; Strecker: some way to get to school on time, Birle: a soccer game in which he doesn’t score, L. Kelly: profi- ciency in Math, Atkinson: good health, Carris: a guest appearance on The Three Stooges, the John Lynches: a day when Guidance doesn’t Will mix them up, Young: a bike, Burnham: another party, D. Fitz: a father who comes to see him play, Lawton: another Nikon to play with; Stracqualursi: a 1953 English High yearbook, King: a Harvard tee-shirt and Dartmouth under- wear, Maclsaac: a night without Freddie, J. Regan: a Roche Brothers receipt, Cunningham: Miss Sullivan, Dottin: a ten-hitter, Giarle: the ability to jump, George: an application to Bowdoin, Harte: a pillow to sleep with in class, Hickey: last place in a weightlifting contest, Percoco: a day as Vanderbilt on “F Troop” Cresto: an Elvis doll, Donahue: Grand Prize in The Game to pay off his debts, Kerr: a triple bogey in miniature golf, D. Murphy: a Bobby Hull hockey game, MacNab: a bikini, Graffam: a new megaphone for crew, Har- rington: another trip to Colby with Ed, Jameson: a better class rank, Woods: a new head, Consalvo: a good Italian joke, Doyle: a bottomless mug, Keel: ele- vated sneakers, Arbia: another last day before Christmas vacation, Scavotto: a new trumpet, Silver: Mick Jagger, Strazdas: a tutor, Ed Sullivan: a bowl for his haircut, Flynn: a trip to the floormaster he can’t talk his way out of, Mag- narelli: at least one defenseman, Robert Vaughn: a “Man From Uncle” rerun, Connors: a book on how to dress for sporting events, Kovner: a day with a computer all to himself, O’Hara: a day when he’s 6-5 235, Watkins: here. Res Athleticae City Title Returns Gallagher’s gorillas With a 6-3 record the Wolf pack seemed to have the same type of season as that of a year ago, but this year the City Championship belonged to Boston Latin. Hopes were dim after a demoralizing loss to Medford. Although it defeated Weymouth South and Tech, the team was not impressive. A 14-0 loss to Brookline, in a game closer than that indicated by score, seemed to bring the pack to life. After strong wins over New Bedford and Durfee, Latin faced a powerful ' Newton team. The winner of this game would have an excellent chance of appearing in the Schoolboy Superbowl. With a 21-6 lead at halftime, Newton was confident heading into the locker room. Latin returned, fired up, in the second half and came within a touchdown of winning. Newton won, but the clock defeated Latin. Although the Wolfpack was disappointed, they wanted victory over undefeated B.C. High more than anything else. Latin was definitely peaking as a team. The Eaglets were stunned as Latin built up a 14-13 halftime lead. Neither team would give up as the score was tied at one point 20-20, but Latin prevailed and headed to the showers with a 26-20 victory. The Pack was now ready to face English in the Thanksgiving Day finale. 1st ROW: Strecker, P. McFarland, Atkinson; Murphy, Catano, Mazares, Lynch, Silver Kerr, Burnham, (capt.) Gallagher (capt.), King, Percoco, Duffy, Thomas, Connerty Kelly, Gesso, Puopolo; 2nd ROW: W. McFarland (mgr.) Duggan, Costello, Hickey, McAllister, McKinnon, O’Keefe, Quine, Panous, Connolly, Flaherty, Chisholm, Sweeney, Foley, Morelli, Daley, Magnarelli, Borum, Connors, Fitzgerald (mgr.) 3rd ROW: Murphy (mgr.) Sullivan (mgr.) Cohen (coach) Ford (coach) Santisi, Rasenas Kenny, Doyle, Rabany Thomas, Lemo, McCormick, Mahoney, Fitzgerald, Casey, Felder, Moran (coach) Cos- tello (Head Coach) Ready for action The Pack Is Back THE RECORD LATIN 20 MEDFORD 33 LATIN 14 WEYMOUTH SO 7 LATIN 7 TECH 0 LATIN 0 BROOKLINE 14 LATIN 13 N. BEDFORD 6 LATIN 21 DURFEE 6 LATIN 14 NEWTON 21 LATIN 26 B.C. HIGH 20 LATIN 40 ENGLISH 0 Mag picks one off. v. Strecker intercepts and goes all the way. 101 Hooch on the move Gallagher leads the way. Chisholm turns on the speed. The Coach and After pulling out wins the past two years with last minute heroics, Coach Costello and the team decided that this was the year that Latin would roll over English. From the start- ers at the opening kickoff to the second and third stringers at the final gun, the aggressive Latin Squad overwhelmed English. Fullback Bill Burnham, who missed the first three games because of an operation, came back and capped his season with a stunning show earning him the Latin-English M.V.P. award. Burnham’s comeback inspired every man on the team and imbued it with the winning spirit. He along with co-captain John Gallagher and regulars Bill King, Paul Chisholm, John Connors, Greg Mazares, John Lynch, Rich Strecker, Lou Catano and Andy Puopolo, all of whom were All-City selections, helped to bring the City Championship back to Boston Latin. With this win the Class of 1973 became the first class to graduate undefeated in the Latin-English series. The team would like to thank head coach Paul Costello and his staff, Coaches Cohen, Ford and Moran and Trainer Dan Lyons, the student body and the Cheerleaders, for their time and support. The Cheerleaders Latin Connors heads for the end zone. Mahoney jumps. 104 TOUCHDOWN! 105 Speed, Hustle, And Desire . . . Casey intimidates Southie Giarle soars over English The 1972-73 Wolfpack basketball team enjoyed the most successful season of any B.L.S. hoop team in the last decade, as it made its way into the State Tournament. This year’s team was different than most because of the depth in all positions. Coach Costello enjoyed the opportunity to substitute without hurting the power of the team. Led by co-cap- tains Tim Casey and Pat Sweeney the B.L.S. hoopsters went 12-6 with only one loss outside the city. The powerful offensive attack was set up by a tenacious man-to-man defense. Coach Costello proved that hustle and hard work can make a team successful. Great contributions were made by centers Dan Keel and Dan McCarthy who did great jobs controlling rebounds against the big boys throughout the state. Forwards Pat Sweeney, Dan Fitzgerald and Bill King helped out on the boards and in scoring. The offense came mostly from guards Tim Casey, Gary Giarle, Andy Puopolo and Steve King. The whole team would like to thank Coach Costello and Coach Cohen for their hard work and devotion. FIRST ROW: David, Roche, O’Sullivan SECOND ROW: McDonough, G. Murphy, Kingsley, Greene, P. Murphy, Miller, McCallum, Frackleton, Miniham, Moran THIRD ROW: Coach Costello, Giarle, B. King, Keel, Co-capt. Casey, Co-capt. Swee- ney, D. Fitzgerald Puopolo, O’Hara, Coach Cohen FOURTH ROW: Kallel, Horne, Power, Mulrey, McCarthy, Claytor, T. Fitz- gerald, Walsh, S. King Don’t forget EM — this is my gym. V Big Dan pulls down a rebound. . . . Great Season Sweeney sinks the winner. BLS 51 Xaverian 54 57 Dorchester 74 46 Hyde Park 61 83 Roslindale 51 60 Tech 51 65 So. Boston 50 57 Weymouth So. 54 81 Charlestown 54 70 English 65 68 Dorchester 77 63 Hyde Park 67 65 So. Boston 60 70 Tech 69 70 Roslindale 53 79 Charlestown 46 64 English 66 67 Weymouth So. (O.T.) 59 69 Xaverian 51 69 TOURNAMENT Scituate 63 71 Taunton 80 Andy drives. 107 Coach Coleman looks on Hockey . . . Norton starts This year Boston Latin’s hockey squad had the potential to finish second if not first. Although Latin had impressive power on paper the team lacked the cohesiveness that makes a team work well as a unit. Latin’s starting six were Captain Rob Connerty, Jim Norton and John Gallagher up front, with Jack O’Callahan, Mark Moriello and Dan Murphy alternating on defense and goalie Dan Magnarelli in the nets. The second line consisted of little Jack Kelly with Bill Shields and Jack Doyle. Also contributing were back-up goalie Mike Connerty, Connie Bletzer, Pat Donovan, Pat Daley, and Kenny Connolly. Coach Coleman tried hard to bring some life into the squad by juggling lines and calling hard practices but nothing helped. Boston Latin just did not have a good year. FRONT ROW: Duggan, Magnarelli, R. Connerty (Captain), M. Connerty, Doyle, Coach Coleman. SECOND ROW: Lynch (mgr.), Gallagher, Kelly, Moriello, O’Calla- han, Norton, Consalvo, Bletzer. THIRD ROW: Trainer Dan Lyons, Daley, Con- nolly, King, Murphy, Regan, Donovan, Cavaliri, FOURTH ROW: Shields and Heanue. 108 up ice Doyle nets one against Charlestown. Hard Work . . . . . . But Disappointment Mags makes the save. Murph and Mags before a big game. 109 Golf Team Shoots For State Title Kerr going for the pin and a bird. Boston Latin has had great golf teams over the years and this year we expect it to be no different. Senior swingers Kerr, Kel- ley, Doyle, Murphy, and Jameson have all had three or more years of experience which will be of great importance. Other members include seniors Coulter and Vaughn and jun- iors Trockie, DiCarlo and Nigrosh who are all expected to play well. Last year the squad was city champs, but did poorly in the state tournament. This year we expect to win it all for the school and Coach Johnson, not to mention ourselves. FRONT ROW: DiCarlo, Trockie, Nigrosh, BACK ROW: Coach Stacey Johnson, Jameson, Vaughn, Kelley, Kerr. Doyle, Murphy Murphy blasting out of the rough J.V. And Freshman Hockey FIRST ROW: J. Pollock, Maneikus, DiPastina, Macchi, Spicer, Doyle, Farrell, T. Sullivan, Mr. Pollock. REAR: Nelligan, Ollen, G. Sullivan, Neelon, Walsh, King, Lee, Powers, McDonough, Collins, Pero, Olsen. Led by captains Bill Neelon and Joe Celeste the B.L.S. Frosh and J.V. hockey teams played an independent schedule comprising 25 games against many of the outstanding public and private school hockey teams in the Boston area. The Frosh posted a 2-5-4 record against such teams as Arlington, B.C. High, South Boston, Milton Academy, Belmont Hill, and Noble and Greenough. The J.V.’s faced very strong competition against teams such as Arlington, Andover Academy, Archbishop Williams, Malden Catho- lic and Belmont Hill. Both teams were coached by Mr. Pollock who feels that this is the best way to prepare young players for the B.L.S. varsity. These two teams will be admitted to a league in the near future if present plans work out. Undefeated City Champs . . . Spry and Costello leap from the blocks. This year’s Swimming Team was the best in the history of the Boston Latin School. It compiled a record of 15 victo- ries and 0 defeats. In post-season competition it won the City of Boston and the Greater Boston Interscholastic Leagues’ championships. New School records were established by Catp. Scott McNab in the backstroke, N. Costello in the 100, 200 and 40 0 yard freestyle, R. Spry in the 50 and 60 yard freestyle, and in the butterfly, S. Santangelo in the diving event, in the medley relay consisting of MacNab, Butler, C. Connors, and Spry, and in the freestyle relay team of T. Flaherty, J. Suissa, M. Raffauf, and Costello. In the New England Interscholastic Championships Spry placed second in the 50 yard freestyle and Costello was third in the 100 yard freestyle. LETTERMEN CLASS I Capt. S. MacNab CLASS II R. Ahearn N. Costello T. Flaherty M. Raffanf R. Spry CLASS III C. Connors G. MacMasters S. Santangelo CLASS IV M. Alford A. Butler J. Suissa M. Tomasini CLASS VI B. Tully FRONT: Connors, Spry, Flaherty, MacNab, Costello, Santangelo MIDDLE: Bean, Ames, Nickerson, Alford, Higgins, Ruggere, Bohan, Mr. Powers TOP: MacMasters, Suissa, Raffauf, Butler, Ahearn, Tully, Tomasini. 112 Mr. Powers observes a dive. Spry looks for the win. . . . Best Ever At Latin SWIMMING RECORD BLS 57 Brighton 29 BLS 58 Wellesley 37 BLS 60 Norwood 35 BLS 56 Malden 39 BLS 63 Charlestown 31 BLS 54 Westwood 41 BLS 50 Xaverian 45 BLS 62 Melrose 33 BLS 55 Tech 39 BLS 54 So. Boston 41 BLS 58 Waltham 36 BLS 56 Brookline 39 BLS 57 Cath. Memorial 37 BLS 59 Moses Brown 35 BLS 63 B.C. High 32 The Captain McNab shows off. 1 ✓ Crew Team The wave to victory Big meeting This year the Latin School Crew team had another excellent season under the fine leadership of Coach Vara. The undefeated varsity boat consisted of captains Jon Kotlier, Tom McMillian and John Crimmins along with seniors Rich Horan, Ed Sullivan and Juniors Ron Zeghibe, Sean Tehan and Bill Hebard and also senior coxswain Gerry Carmody steering our boat through the murky waters of the Charles River. The long hours of strenuous rowing up and down the river paid off in well-deserved victories over the tough competition of Tech, English, and Trade. All five races were close until the finish where the superior condition- ing and the extra practice of the Latin crew paid off in powerful sprints to victory. Latin’s crew exemplified the teamwork and dedication necessary for a winning team. Victory — of course 114 The Victory Team Undefeated Listen you guys — no fishing 115 Soccer Team . The team takes off for a win . . Great Season 116 Malonr ' T o C te ' r e afmis rey Brennan B y! Tam. Coach Evans. TO „ L t d_;„« Pnllpia. V. Quintero, Torpey. r j t T Q THE RECORD BLS 3 Brighton BLS 1 Tech BLS 1 Roslindale BLS 1 East Boston BLS 2 So. Boston BLS 0 English BLS 1 Roslindale BLS 1 Brighton BLS 1 English BLS 4 Tech BLS 1 So. Boston 3 0 2 0 1 3 3 0 4 2 0 Hurley kicks off With only three of last year’s starters returning, the outlook for the 72 season was bleak. However the dedica- tion fo the team and the coaching of Mr. Evans enabled the soccer team to enjoy one of its finest years ever. Their 6-4-1 record gave them third place in a strong Bos- ton City League. The scoring punch was provided by the forward line of Kowalewicz, Clark, Suchecki, Fantasia, and Birle. The halfbacks Kelley, Brennan and Lowe acted both as playmakers and as defensemen. The fullbacks were Reagan, Yong, and Bluthardt, whose hardnosed defense along with the goal-tending of Steve Price helped the team post four shutouts. Brady, Fishbone, Conroy, and Grey provided the needed help from the bench. All the players extend their thanks to Coach Evans for the time and energy he has devoted to the team both on and off the field this past season. 117 Long Hours, Endless Miles FRONT ROW: Wicks, Williams, Simi (Co-Captain), O’Leary (Co-Captain), Moylan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Irons (coach), Foley, Cunningham, Carey, Getchell, Roddy, Foley, Coveney, Cronin (manager). 1 18 THIRD ROW: Peterson, Marini, McGuire, Higgins, Swartz. This year’s harriers, determined to avenge the Regimental loss of last year, trained hard throughout the early weeks of the season in preparation for the Reg- gie championship, which everyone knew belonged to Latin. A much improved team led by seniors Mike Caruso, Bob O’Leary and Don Simi easily defeated English, Hyde Park, Technical, Don Bosco, Roslindale and Jamaica Plain. Even in defeat Latin was impressive, giv- ing B.C. High and C.M. rough competi- tion. The consistent performances of the underclassmen provided the team with the strength and depth needed to capture the City and Regimental titles. Juniors Bob Williams, Burt Wicks, Neil Foley, Mark Getchell, and Chris Moylan along with sophomores Steve Cunningham and Curly Peterson completed the varsity squad. Special recognition should be given to Bob Williams, a sensational runner, who, no doubt, will lead the team to another title next year. The team would also like to thank Coach Fred Irons for his dedica- tion and inspiration during the season. And A Reggie Championship Indoor Track RECORD This year’s team had all the ingredients of a champion- ship squad: strength, depth, and consistency. Strength came from such outstanding performers as Nate Borum in the hurdles and high jump, Don Simi in the 600, and Bob Wil- liams in the 1000. Depth was provided by the remarkable sophomore contingent of Cunningham, Carey, McCarthy, Munro, and Quarles; the steady performances of Bob O’Leary, Neil Foley, Chris Moylan, and Mark Getchell in the distance events; Bill Burnham, Clayton Felder, Chris Brad- ley, Paul Thomas, and Tom Young in the dashes; and Greg Mazares, Jim Hegarty and Chuck Donigian in the shotput, giving the team the consistency needed to build up an early lead which opposing teams throughout the year found hard to overcome. Guiding the team to the Regimental and City championship was coach Fred Irons who, next year, with the loss of only a few seniors, should have another excellent team. Our secret weapon was the second floor corridor which we pounded day after day unbeknown to our oppo- nents. Latin 56 Cambridge Latin 30 Latin 38 Tech 28 Chelsea 12 Latin 61 Brighton 25 Latin 43 Rindge Tech 46 Latin 60 English 26 Latin 43 B.C. High 43 Latin 56 English 32 Roslindale 16 Latin 65 Trade 17 Latin 65 Dorchester 25 Charlestown 15 Latin 52 English 39 Dorchester 20 Munro opens up a big lead in the 600. Williams leads the pack in the 1000. - jpkfa 9 ' ' x fs C f j jjr i tMh. ft J iff 9 ®.- c il l 2 m 1st ROW: Donigian, Simi, O’Leary, Mazares, Borum (capt.), Burnham, P. Thomas 2nd ROW: Kelly (mgr.), Felder, M. Thomas, Quarles, Munro, Young, Cronin (mgr.) 3rd ROW: McCarthy, Williams, Getchell, Keenan, Bradley, Carey 4th ROW: Heggarty, Cunningham, Wicks, N. Foley, Moylan, Marini 120 1st ROW: McGuire, Fay, D. Williams, Roddy, Hart, Donahue, Cronin, Higgins, 2nd ROW: Cronin (mgr.), Kelly (mgr.), McCreary, Kelleher, Devlin, Murphy, Shwartz, Seto, Coveney, 3rd ROW: Roddy, Bartlett, Pearson, Goodnan, Foley, Day, Peterson And they’re off! A grueling pace Sprint for the wire Ultimate goal: a Reggie Victory 121 Ordinationes Scholasticae Liber Actorum “73” Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Paul R. Lawton Roy J. Stracqualursi FIRST ROW: Mahoney, McMillian, Jameson, MacFarland, Lawton (Editor-in-Chief), Mr. Hannigan (Advisor), Stracqualursi (Editor-in-Chief), Myers, Collotta, Frasca, Gordon, SECOND ROW: D’Amato, Vanderschmidt, Horah, Ustach, Casey, Caruso, Consalvo, Bletzer, Vazza, King, Pfeil, Fitzge ald, Robinson. THIRD ROW: Grilli, O’Leary, Kotlier, Foley, Sullivan, Pearson, Censullo, McCarty, Cunningham, Bowers, Keenan, Silver, Ule, Conroy, Hulme, Coulter, Sweeney, Pilavin, Wald. 124 The people of the 1973 Liber Actorum were a mixed lot. Herewith and henceforth we leave a will to the dedicated and dumbfounded people of THE BOOK PAUL LAWTON His own Camera trade-in store, and 18 pages of his his. ROY STRAC Money for color pages, and a deadline. DAVID GORDON Some candids to work with. PETE MCFARLAND A new typewriter. DICKY MYERS 18,057 football pictures. PAUL MAHONEY A day without Hector CHUCK FRASCA A souped up camera LARRY KEFFERSTAN Grain-less pictures. CHRIS KEENAN A pencil to chew on. TIM CASEY A place in the will. LIBER ACTORUM 1973 At last! We present for all the school to see: The 1973 Liber Actorum!! You are now feasting your eyes upon Boston Latin School’s newest and most unorganized tes- tament (til next year). Surfacing from the deep, dark, depths of the yearbook room comes the masterpiece of all times. There is no known reason why this is so for, if a person were to stand outside Room 032, he would soon over- hear Paul Lawton’s voice screaming, “Where the heck is my camera, you dummies?”; or Roy Strac mum- bling, “I ain’t printing those pictures.” If you listened a bit harder you might hear Dicky Myers saying, “Lawton, you disappointed me again,” or Paul Mahoney saying “Let’s put the sports section on page 1.” Listen a bit closer and you will perceive the voice of Dave Gordon saying “Seriously though;” or Pete McFarland saying, “Somebody help me.” He needed the help. But as you can see, we pulled through with a heck of a work of art. The staff would like to thank Mr. Hannigan and Mr. Powers for their support and guidance, with special thanks to the editors. The Liber Actorum also wishes to thank the Little Man who was never there. You may now continue to devour this book. It drove Pete McFarland to drinking. Decisions, decisions . . . Paul eats while Dicky looks pretty. The Register — Showcase Of Writing Chuck Carroll, Editor-in-Chief. Our Register greatly matured this year. We widened the creative experience toward a third dimension prob- ing not only the intellect of the individual artist him- self but also his innermost feelings and sensitivities. In broadening our scope to accept more forms of lit- erary creativity we discovered a powerful impetus of relevance and awareness within the student body. We attempted to encourage our contributors to explore themselves freely. Our present magazine is evi- dence of their response. Paul Plumer, Associate Editor. f ililor-in Chuck Carroll . Jyu cut r L-ihln David Gorman Paul Plumer Itt C- thin , Grant Young FIRST: Perruzzi, Young, Kefferstan, Mr. Casey, Arce, Kostaras. TOP: Von Hendy, Fiore, D’Amato, Gettleman, Messina, Lawton, Vetstein, Gorman (Associate Editor). 126 Argo Editor-in-Chief Paul Thomas Sports Editor Mike Toplyn Assistant Editor Paul Lawton ARGO © Bring on English FIRST ROW: Bletzer, Dannom, Longfield, Thomas (Editor-in-Chief) Lawton (Assistant Editor) Myers, Mahoney, Grilli REAR: Crimmils, Casey, Clark, Fitzgerald, Loftus, Kotker, Donahue, Depaolis, Vazza, McMillian, Cunningham, Sweeney, Donizian, Caruso Football Program Hard work by Frasca and Pfeil made the football program one of the most successful undertakings of the year from a financial viewpoint. 127 Victory Club . . . 128 mi School Spirit The results. . . . The Score Speaks For Itself Latin 40 — English O 129 National Honor Society Members take the oath. Pres. — Philip Jameson V. Pres. — Mark Berch Sec. — Barry Feingold Treas. — Leon Lee Sponsor — Mr. Jackmauh 130 Computer Programming Society A meeting If it doesn’t work, I bite it. CALL DATS ( 0. II IF 1 1 .E0.21EXIT GO TO 1 END VARIA3LE ALLOCATIONS V T i M CD U t- ML. L. V- l ' • RATEtR ) 0000 I RAT ( I ) =06 OA I ( I ) =C00ti UNDEFINED VARIABLES 16 IW IL i ID IC INVALID � r ate ents C Q � 5 E !RCR AT STATEMENT C 045 E ;rop at statement C 0A5 E.lROP AT STATEMENT NUMBER NUMBER number 2 10 ♦ 0 J1 + C04 COMPILATION DISCONTINUED FOR COMPILATION DISCONTINUED v 1A SYSTEM PROGRAM DETECTED MONITOR CONTROL RECORD Oops!! I think that it hurts and has a temperature. Pres. — Steve Kovner V. Pres. — Steve Paris Sec Treas. — Herb Ule 131 Chess Club OFFICERS Pres., — Richard Strazdas V.P. — Tom Girnius Treas. — John Farrell Sec. — Dek Lee SPONSORS Mr. Flynn, Mr. Snow, Mr. Winchester MEMBERS — Ashburn, Athanis, Bagrud, Bayers, Berger, Boehm, Brown, Campbell, Caplan, Casby, Casey, Cass, Censullo, D. Chin, D. Chin, D. Chin, T. Chin, W. Chin, Christiano, Class, Coffey, Conroy, Curtis, Depascale, Donahue, Douvris, Eder, Ellard, J. Farrell, M. Farrell, Geraghty, Giordano, Goode, Goodman, Griffin, J. Harring- ton, J. Harrington, Hazerjain, Hender, Horne, Jeffries, D. Kelleher, M. Kelleher, Kelly, Keskula, Krauss, Lancaster, Lane, Lay, D. Lee, E. Lee, L. Lee, P. Lee, Lofchie, Lowe, Lung, MacDonald, MacP- herson, Maloney, McCall, McCarthy, McCarty, McConville, McDonough, J. Moran, M. Moran, J. Morgan, Moses, Mulvey, D. O’Brien, J. O’Brien, J. O’Brien , O’Malley, K. Owens, S. Owens, Ramaci P. Raskauskas, P. Raskauskas, Roode, Ryan, Schatz, Seliber, M. Smith, P. Smith, Stranberg, Strazdas, Stracqualursi, Sudenfield, Szeto, Thornburn, Torpex, Tranfaglia, Tyson, Ustach, Vander- schmidt, Vannoni, Vincent, Wong, Wyckoff, Yee, Yuen. BLS 3 BLS 3 Vi BLS 4% BLS 5 BLS 2 BLS 4 BLS 5 BLS 5 Newton No. Newton So. Don Bosco English Maimonides B.C. High Arlington Brookline 2 m % 0 3 1 0 0 FIRST ROW: Tom Girnius, Mr. Flynn, John Thorburn SECOND ROW: Mark Berger, Richard Strazdas, Edward Wyckoff Strazdas and Wyckoff in head to head battle Chess Team The defending State Champsionship Boston Latin School Chess Team looked forward to its 2nd consecutive State Championship and 3rd overall. The team also went for its 8th Greater Boston League Championship in 9 years. In the spring BLS defeated Springfield Classical High School for the State Championship. Three weeks later in the National Tournament at Chicago the team placed in the top one third of the fifty-five teams competing. The Chess Club membership reached a new high — 115 members in all classes. Special thanks go to Messrs. Flynn, Snow, and Winchester. Another informal meeting 133 I think he ate it. Pres., Roy Stracqualursi V. Pres., Andrew Ambraziejus Sec., Paul Campbell Treas., Stephen Slade FIRST: Lee P., Ambraziejus, Stracqualursi, Mr. Durant, Slade, Campbell, McDonald. TOP: Carangelo, Kelly D., Little, Rosen. The Table Tennis Society had another successful year as one of the most enjoy- able clubs in the school. We established an intra-club tournament which will be enlarged next year. The club wishes to thank Mr. Durant for his ubiquitous guid- Drug Education Pres., Pacholok V. Pres., Renna Sec.-Treas., Sullivan The Drug Education Club attempted to familiarize its mem- bers with the drug problem: its ori- gin, its extent, and its solution by both public and private agencies. It is now 7 hoped that the members have a better knowledge of this current crisis. The Club w 7 ould like to thank Mr. Frank Russell for his time and devotion. 134 Declamation RRR! I’m not scared of him. He came down from above You’ll never escape his grasp. 135 Senior Band Junior Band 136 ■wes 137 Math-X Club Asian Cultures’ Club The club tried to foster an interest in the culture of Asia in order to bring about greater insight into the Twentieth Cen- tury problems of the Asian Community and to rediscover the positive values of Oriental culture. P. Yee, R. Lui, P. Lee, G. Chin, 0. Lim IllEGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM EST l AFFAIRE DU CANADA Dramatic Activities Society I think that you’re cute. . and then empty the garbage, and . . . You called me a dirty old man? 140 Philatelic Society Chemzics Society The chemzics society, a club for students interested in current topics in chemistry and physics, specializes in field trips to nearby scientific institutions and in guest lectures by qualified speakers. This year the club visited such places as the Food and Drug Administration, the M.I.T. nuclear reactor, the Cambridge elec- tron accelerator, and the Simmons College Science Labs. More trips are planned soon. L to R: Kovner, Beshanski, Wald, Strazdas, Cohen, Digenio, Pilavin, Gordon, D’Amato, Conroy, Lach, Zeghibe, Mr. Snow, Vandershmidt. Pres. — Louis Cohen V. Pres. — Robert Vanderschmidt Sec. — Lawrence Conroy Treas. — Eliot Lach Math Team FIRST ROW: Gulinello, Koretz SECOND ROW: Stanley, Strazdas, Mr. Salvucci, Mr. Durante, Stern, Girmus Boston Latin competed in the Eastern District of the Greater Bos- ton Math League consisting of four districts of eleven teams each. Co- captains Richard Stern and Richard Strazdas led the team to victory in every meet. In May the Math Team competing against schools with much larger stu- dent bodies finished first in the com- petition sponsored by the Massachu- setts Association of Mathematics Leagues. Special thanks must be given to Mr. Durante and Mr. Sal- vucci. Sailing Club Sailing along the Charles River this year was a wonderful experi- ence, brought about largely by the creative effort of Mr. Averill. This year was the first one for the club and prepared the way for a great deal of fun in the years to come. FIRST ROW: O’Neil, Sinkowitz, Vice-Pres., Quinn Pres., Everson, Secretary, Colline Treas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Averill, Dolhert, Co rney, Kefferstan, Federaconi, Nee. 142 During the past year the Track and Field Club successfully worked toward its goal of developing within its members a sophisti- cated insight into the various aspects of Track. Proof that the club achieved its goal appeared in the fact that both competitors and spectators increased in numbers at track and field events this year to a very high level. Further proof lay in the fact that the BLS varsity track team had one of the most successful seasons in the history of Boston track. The members wish to extend their thanks and gratitude to Mr. Irons for his invaluable concern and participation in making the club such a success. President — Bill Coakley Vice-President — Mike Caruso Secretary — Bob O’Leary Treasurer — Nate Borum Advisor — Mr. Irons. N 77 If ! i « i ii 1 t T 1 ' k W n c j 1 143 Class Day Committee Library Staff Afro-American Society Co-Education Brings A New Look To The Latin School Flexible Eld and Flexible Charlie Wally and Heanue do some work (for a change). Danny Fitz, our next — Graffam plays at Head Quarters Listen to the music! 148 ity Councilor He went that way, Ed. It’s all on the record. Flexible Campus Intra-mural yearning for extra-mural learning And now for our feature film. I did NOT skip a space! 149 Roy Stracqualursi Ted Ashburgs Larry Kefferstan Paul Lawton The Photographers Larry Conroy 150 Herb Ule ■ ] K§M r ’mmd : 1 ' ■— ■ | ;. : • Ik e Ik;- ■D : ' W- ' : j -‘ St S ■“� 1 A TaJT |H ' ' ( j s Thank God they’re gone 152