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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

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Those who knew him will always be a little richer for having known him, and those who didn’t will have missed knowing a unique human being. The Liber Actorum joins the rest of Latin School in wishing him a fruitful and happy retirement. 5 An Active Interest . A Personal Touch 0 0 Mrs. Marie Cleary also ends her teaching career this year. Dedication, preparation, and knowledge always marked her classes. A special rap{x rt with her students enabled her to put life into the study of an ancient lan- guage. A great pan of her success was due to her warm and outgoing per- sonality, while an active interest in her students as people lent a personal touch to her instruction. All the qualities which made her a stimulating teacher will be sorely missed. The Libra Actorum and the Latin School hope that her retirement will be as fulfilling as her teaching career. 7 The Ever Present Spirit , . . f ! I t ! i [1 8 . . . That is Boston Latin School 9 Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Mahoney Mrs. Lyons Amanuenses Wilfred L. O’Leary HEAD MASTER ’25 Mrs. Curadossi Aequam Memento Rebus in Arduis Servare Mentem . . . Nicholas Murray Butler, late president of Columbia University, once said that Education truly conceived is spiritual growth toward intellec- tual 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 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 1974, along with the legions of past gradu- ates, has received a training in the Humanities based on spiritual growth toward intellectual and moral perfeaion.” Because of this edu- cation, you are fortified with knowledge and the know-how 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 hosts of leaders whose names adorned our hallowed hall. The latter excelled in many fields of endeavor but they all had one thing in common — a resolute determination to do their duty and excel in the area with which their Creator so generously endowed them. Plato tells us, For a man to conquer himself is the first and best of all victories.” The long hard road through the Latin School which you have traversed proves the Philosopher’s statement. You have done this by acquiring SELF-DISCIPLINE, the sine-qua-non for success in life. You have the Humanities to thank for that priceless virtue. Be never unmindful of the debt you owe your Masters, parents, and the good people of the City of Boston who made it possible for you 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 gen- erous donor to the Scholarship Funds. Above all heed the admonition of Horace, Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem-.” TOP SHELF: Ms. Portman, Dr. Gwiazda, Dr McNamara, Messrs: Hannigan, Landngan, Resnick, Tarpcy, Stevens, Waldron. BOTTOM SHELF: Messrs: Kelley, Sacks, Canty, Casey, Winchester, Russell, Flynn, Ms. Freedman, Mr. Roche, Mr. Neary. The Rhetoric of Reason . . . I just can’t take this year’s Christmas party No thanks. I’m driving. 14 I didn’t really want to go. . . . the Power of the Word. ni take four. 1 wasn’t invited. Okay, I’ll take just a bit. A step into the past . . . CLOCKWISE FROM ALASKAN NORTH POLE; Messrs. Johnson, Beninati, Gordon, Rubmowitz, Hodgson, Stewan, Butters, Leary, Pheeney, Finizia, Waldron, McCabe, Webber, Sheridan, Powers. 16 Children, learn the many uses of a pencil . Pythagoras to Pascal . . . They make great munchies. They’re good for cleaning ears. S u.r3rtie alv ucci W€llin s j hura ) f R‘ 5seH,R€ C3a-fe , P ei-srs . 7(firn , ' lVvwi5’fode , t ' e5‘SV’5. P aisey ,HaKers-)ToK,Prait Ci ram e ,Soi IftelmaKi 18 But I remember sitting on one once. Ha, Ha! That’s pretty funny . . . . . the quest for logic. You’ll never guess where I found mine. Gosh, I prefer it in my hand. FOURTH TIER: Mr Miller, Dr Desmond. THIRD TIER: Mr Partridge, Ms. Cleary, Mr. Guilfoy, Ms. Shea, Mr Duch, Mr. Carry. SECOND TIER: Messrs: Jameson, Sakey, Pollock, Tedeschi, DeMerit, Cahill, Salterio. FIRST TIER: Ms Evans, Mr. Cox, Ms. Woodward. But wat did I do? 20 Timeless Tales in the Realm of Antiquity When you’re offshides you’re offshides. I, da Don, scz take ’er ta Teddy. Da Don knowes I likes my woik. Ooh, dat musta hoit! Forger of a smaller world . . Sir, would you streak? I never thought about it, really . . . . Communication. Yeah, but only through the girls’ gym. can find someone. Disgusting but nice! It’s GOT to be a communist plot! Resolving the Sniff! 1 lost my teddy bear! It’s about this big . . Question . . . . . . it was so cuddly . . . and had the cutest smile . . . And it just didn’t sashay away! Viiggi ' s rOr. Co� tompw5� S iMr. Es+ahrooks Nr. ivet+ -r nr. 5 n o jj Mr. ve r( [f rOs . Ivask . Gol ({e.n rflf. Va Nr. l-6.PfoWoK 24 Of Man and His Surroundings 1 don’t think it’s here, either Sorry, Warren, it’s not here. Psst! Want a hot teddy bear? Jeez, Warren, I didn’t know it was yours. I’m telling Max. BOTTOM Messrs. Cohen, Jackman, Coleman, Col Chiarmi TOP Ms Ball, Messrs. Costello, Irons, Evans. The Colonel needs some new recruits t If you’re gonna guard the door, you GOTTA be tough. 26 Wake me when it’s over. Music Mr. Herbert Peterson Mr. Jerry Boisen Art Ms. Ann Keohan 29 Mr. Charles McCabe Flexible Campus Coordinator Speech Typing Ms. Margaret Bogan 30 Mr. Irving Knitter )tJ Cafeteria Staff Ms. Alice Fellows Ul I . L Librarian Nurse Ms. Cecile Brown 31 Studentes Primani Officers of the Class of 1974 I ouis DePaolis Secretary Stephen Mahoney Vice-President President ' s Message Gentlemen: It is now our turn to join the ranks of distin- guished alumni of the Latin School. In doing so, we are entering a world which requires much from the individual. We must now ask ourselves, Are we prepared to meet this challenge?” Hopefully we have acquired the maturity neces- sary to face the sometimes stark realities of life. Hopefully we have received the training necessary to seek the most intelligent and just solutions. Hopefully we have obtained the courage necessary to endure and overcome the obstacles w’hich modem society presents. Yet it is only with careful use of these tools, the qualities which Latin School has ins- tilled in us, that we may assume our rightful roles in society. Only then may we institute productive, needed change. We have made a substantial accomplishment through our graduation from this school. Let this be just the beginning of far greater ones. On behalf of the Class of 1974, I wish to extend our deepest thanks to those people whose influence has aided us immeasurably during our years here: the faculty and our parents. With best wishes for all. Daniel McCarthy President Thomas Cusack Treasurer 34 Joseph McBrine Michael McAllister Peter McCormack Leonard Penella Francis Hickey Chairman Class Committee John Power 1 Theodore Ostis 35 CLASS ' ' klas n often attrib (F classe, fr. L classis, group called to arms) la; a group sharing the same economic or social status b: social rank; esp. high social rank c: high quality :ELEGANCE 2a: a course of instruction b: a body of students meeting regularly to study the same subjea c: the period during which such a body meets d: a body of students or alumni whose year of graduation is the same 3a: a group, set, or kind sharing common charaaeristics and general attributes 4a: Tuborg in a glass . . . The Liber Actorum Presents The Class of 1974 1 Bob JOSEPH K. ABBOTT Madmen and fools see only through their humor. Viaory Club IV-I. ANTHONY A. ABRUZZESE Crew III-I; Library Staff III; Cafeteria Staff IV; Viaory Club IV, I; Photography Club VI. Ambition: To be an international lawyer. ROBERT E. AHERN JR. He who laughs last doesn’t get the joke. Swimming Team IV-I; Library Staff V-II; Computer Programming Society III-I; Senior Band II, I; Stage Band I, Boston Regional Sci- ence Pair IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Boston All-City Concen Band II, I; Senior Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To have a career in management. Tony, Abba 36 Kevin OSVALDO ALFERT Show yourselves in power, and make me a strong seer-of-things, for 1 am of Him that liveth forever! Classical Prize VI; Red Cross Club VI; Aviation Club V; J.V. Foot- ball IV; J.V. Baseball IV, III; Swimming III; Orchestra V-I, Babd V- I; Stage Band III-I, Percussion Ensemble V-I; All-City Band IV-I; All-City Orchestra IV-I; Southeast District Orchestra III-I; All State Orchestra II, I; Mass. Youth Wind Ensemble II, I; Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra II, I. Ambition: To be an airpon manager. ANTHONY C. ANDERSON Into each life a little rain must fall. I’d better get an umbrella. Medical Sciences Club V; Crosscountry V; Victory Club V-I; History Club I; Professional Club II, I; 21st Century Analysis Society III, II; Chess Club IV, II, I; Drug Education Club V, IV; Sailing Club II, I. Ambition: To be a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. KENNETH C. AQUINO Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning, just find some- one who’s yearning, and you will come around. Classical Prize VI; Chess Club III; Liber Actorum I. RICHARD W. ASHBURN Excellence is never granted to men but is a reward of labor. National Honor Society II, I; Senior Table Tennis Society — Presi- dent I; Numismatic Society I; Chess Club II; Classical Prize V, IV; Modem Prize IV, II, Approbation Prize II; Science Fair IV-II; M ET. Educational Studies Program — Faculty I. Ambition: To be a biologist. ERIC L. ASHLEY Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. Freshman Baseball IV; J.V. Baseball III; Fidelity Prize VI; Key Club II, I; Victory Club II, I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Professional Club I; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be somebody. KEVIN ATKINS Life is short; live it up. Victory Club I. Ambition: To be President of the U.S. PETER V. BANG Where are we going? Ambition: To be happy. Ken Rick Peter 37 Mike Steve Besh Turk, Phil MICHAEL F. BARRETT Only put off until tomorrow what you arc willing to die having left undone. Victory Club IV-I, Computer Programming Society II; Football Pro- gram I. Ambition: To fool all of the pieople all of the time. JOHN F. BARTLETT Only fcxsls quote the foolishness of other fools. Indoor Track IV-I, Outdoor Track IV-I, Photography Club IV; Vic- tory Club I; Track and Field Club III-I; J.V. Football I. STEVEN M. BAYERS Otto exultatis nimiumque gestitis. Modem Prize VI; Classical Prize V-II, Red Cross Club VI, V; Red Cross Volunteer VI I; Veterans’ Hospital Volunteer III-I, Computer Programming Society III-I, Vice President I; First Prize, Regional Science Fair II, Third Prize, Mass. State Science Fair II, M ET. Edu- cational Studies Program III-I, Library Staff IV-I; National Honor Society II, I, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Chess Club III, II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To be a psychiatrist. MICHAEL C. BERNSTEIN Friendship is the quintessence of life, for without it life is meaning- less. String Ensemble V-I; Orchestra III, II; Science Fair V. Ambition: To live without fear. STEVEN B BESHANSKY Take two aspirins and call me in the morning. Red Cross Qub VI; Ecology Aaion Club IV; Chemzics Society III-I, Vice President II, I; 21st Century Analysis Society II, I, Treasurer II, Science Fair II; German Club I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To enter the medical profession. PAUL G. BLUNDELL Don’t put off ’till tomorrow what you can do today. Viaory Club I. Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. PHILIP A. BONOMO Cherishing the past, and with hands outstretched to the future, I go straight for the goal. Ichthyology Society IV; Fidelity Prize III, Senior Table Tennis Soci- ety I, Public Declamation I; Science Fair IV. Ambition: To be a marine biologist or biologist. Blundy 38 Tommy Chris Brady JOSEPH A. BOTTARY Ehhh?!” Drama Club III; Custom Crafting Organization III; Senior Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: Not to just survive, but to really live. THOMAS F. BOWERS The way to win is the reason to stay. Ambition: To graduate finally. MARK E. BOWES Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Ambition: To work in law enforcement. CHRISTOPHER;. BRADLEY Nothing would be done at all if man waited until he could do it so well that no one could find fault with it. Track Team IV-I; Victory Club IV-I; Track and Field Club IV-I; Drug Education Club II, Professional Club II. Ambition: To meet many people. DENNIS G. BRADY It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. Fidelity Prize V; Ski Club VI-I; Student Council III, II, State Regional Council II; State Task Force on Racial Imbalance II; Phila- telic Society V-III, Treasurer III; Professional Club III; Debating and Forensics Society V; Track IV, I; Soccer IIM, Co-Captain I, All-City I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club III-I; Track and Field Club IV, I. Ambition: To succeed. LEO F. BRADY For duty and humanity. Classical Prize IV; Spring Track V; Spring Soccer IV. Ambition: To have an ambition always. JOHNJ. BRENNAN Haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Radio Club V-I, Vice President II, President I; Crew III; Argo I. Ambition: To open the first T V. station on the moon. Mark 39 Steve Ken Scarey STEPHEN A. BRENNAN I have my freedom but 1 don’t have much time Soccer Team IV, II; Victory Club II, I; Glee Club VI I V; Current Events Club V ; Drug Education Club 1. Ambition; To be a pxDlice officer. WILLIAM H. BRENNAN But at night you can’t tell fancy coffins from boxes in the hall. Argo IV-II, Business Manager II; Student Council IV; Soccer Team IV-II, Co-Captain II; Victory Club I; Register II, L Ambition: To be a working class hero. KENNETH E. BRENTON I hope to be as good a man as my father is. Asian Cultures Club II, I, Key Club II, I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To serve in a military career. THOMAS BUCKLEY Illegitimi non carborundum est. Key Club II, I; Junior Red Cross Club II; Victory Club VI-I, Ski Club I; Drug Education Club II; Zoo Club IV; Science Eair VI, V. Ambition: To graduate. JAMES F BUTLER At least this school taught me that the old saying, You can’t get something for nothing,” is true. Victory Club VM. Ambition: To be a success in business. JOSEPH A CALJOUW Conquest pursues where courage leads the way. Viaory Club IV-I; Professional Club II, I; Key Club II, I; Football Program I. Ambition: To be satisfied with life. STEPHEN C. CAREY Every man is of importance to himself. Viaory Club VI-I; Junior Achievement Treasurer III; Student Coun- cil IV, III; Crew IV-II; Ski Club IV, Key Club III; Custom Crafting Organization III. Ambition: To work in a lounge. 40 spud, Case, Ace Chermo, Cherm-Cherm PATRICK J. CARNEY I came, I slept, I left . . . Viaory Club I; Key Club Ill-I; WBZ 700 Fund III-I; Bookstore Committee IIl-I; Junior Red Cross Club II; Prize Declamation VI; J.V. Football IV; Track VI-IV; Football Program 1. Ambition: To become a doaor. THOMAS G. CARRIGG Math X Club VI; Band V; Victory Club II, 1. Ambition: To major in business administration MARK W, CASBY He is well paid who is well satisfied. Debating and Forensics Society VI-I, Treasurer III, Vice President II, I; Chess Club VI-I; National Honor Society 1; Model Conferences Society II, I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Francis Gardner Debating Prize II. Ambition: To enter business. PAUL T. CASEY Football II, I; Band V-I; Orchestra V-III; Percussion Ensemble V-I; All-City Band I V-I; All-City Orchestra IV-II; Mass. Youth Wind Ensemble II, I; Student Council II, I, President I; J.V. Basketball III; J.V. Baseball III; Highway Safety Club IV. EUGENE G. CASSIS Life is what you make it. Football III-I; Track IV-I; Ski Club V-II; Student Council III; Weightlifting Club II; BAnd V, IV; Red Cross Club VI; Viaory Club I; German Club I. Ambition: To have a career in medicine. JOHN C. CHERMESINO Znof dnec vie glundy, glog nie znac brawa. Key Club II, I; Music Appreciation Club V; Photography Club VI; Argo II; Liber Aaorum I; Model Car Club V; Model Railroad Club III; Astronomy Club VI, V; Science Fair IV-II. Ambition: To graduate from here when I grow up. DAVID T. CHIN I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Asian Cultures Club III-I; Chess Club III-I; Computer Programming Society II, I; Radio Club II; Science Fair II; Career Discovery Pro- gram — Harvard Graduate School of Design II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Philatelic Society I; Senior Table Tennis Soci- ety I; Explorer Program in Architecture I; Argo II, I; Math X Club II, I; MAA Math Olympiad I, MAML Math Olympiad 1; Liber Actorum I. Ambition: To become an architea. ! f ' Dave 41 Gam Bob, Robby Rob, Bob Peter GAM Y CHIN People say I ' m a richman, yet I have no money, jewels, nor valuables. It must be because I have you” for my friend. Photography Club VI; Asian Cultures Club III-I; Table Tennis Soci- ety III; Liber Actorum I, Prom Committee I, Chess Club III; Viaory Club IIl-I. Ambition: To have what is mine. GEORGE K. W CHIN We were bom to love . . . and only when we love are we living. Approbation Prize V, IV, II, Argo I; Asian American Union IV-I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I, Secretary II, President I; Chess Club V, IV, Computer Programming Society II, I, Dmg Education Club II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; MAA Math Olympiad III-I; MAML Math Olympiad III-I, N.H.S. II, I, Science Fair V; Supply Room Staff V-I, Coordinator III-I; Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To become a biologist. ROBERT L CHIN Learning is for knowing, not for passing. Asian Cultures Club III-I, Chess Club I, Photography Club II, Liber Actorum — Photographer I; Table Tennis Society I; Science Fair II. Ambition: To be an engineer. WILLIAM D. CHIN If man cheats the earth, the earth will cheat man. N H.S. II, I, Chess Club III, II; Cross Country V, Drug Education Club I; Fidelity Prize V; Modem Prize III, II; Harv ' ard Commence- ment Usher II; M.I.T. Educational Studies Program II, I; MAA Math Olympiad I, MAML Math Olympiad I; Mathematics Tutor II. Ambition: To be six feet ten inches. ROBERT M. CLARKE Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. Chess Club VI, IV, III; Radio Club III-I, Ubrary Staff V, Photogra- phy Club IV , N H.S. II, I, Crew Team IV, III, Computer Program- ming Society II, I, Liber Aaorum, Co- Editor Aaivities I, Blue Band VI; M ET. Educational Studies Program II, I; Seminar in REcrobiol- ogy II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Classical Prize III, Mass. Boys’ State 1973 II; Science Fair V, III, II. Ambition: To combine medicine and electronics. ROBERT F. CLEARS ' If the violence of today is the wisdom of tomorrow, will there indeed be a tomorrow? Argo V, II, I, Ad Editor II; Key Club II, I, M ET. Educational Stud- ies Program — Faculty II, I, Liber Actorum I, Bookstore Manager II, I, Devore Scholarship Fund Concen Producer II; Senior Table Ten- nis Society I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Fidelity Prize II. Ambition: To be a lawyer. PETER J. CLOHERTE Life is what you make it, so you better make it good. Victory Club VI I, Drill Team IV ' , Junior Achievement II, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Student Council II. Ambition: To enjoy life. George Bob, Haw ' keye 42 Mike, Charlestown Mark GOERGE H COLLINGWOOD Where the bird flies, fly. WBZ-FM High School Reporter II, I; Register- Editor II, I; National Honor Society II, I; Argo II, I. Ambition: To return to the body where I was bom. MICHAEL T. CONLEY Perhaps the willingness to die for what we believe is all that matters. Football III-I; Victory Club VI-I; Weightlifting Club IIl-I; Class Day Committee I. Ambition: To be a secret agent. PAUL M. CONNELLY If you can’t convince them, confuse them. Victory Club VI-II; Ski Club III, Highway Safety Club VI-III; Pro- fessional Club V-II; Zoological Society III; Football Program — Asst. Editor I. Ambition: To enjoy life. MICHAEL L. CONNERTY They said it couldn’t be done, so I didn’t do it. Drug Education Club V; Highway Safety Club VI, V; Student Coun- cil V, IV; Victory Club VI-I, Treasurer I, J.V. Hockey VI, V, Varsity Hockey IV-I, Co-Captain I; Argo I. Ambition: To be chairman of ABC. FRANCIS R. CONNOLLY MARK R. CONNOLLY How now brown cow. Drama Club II; Fidelity Prize II; Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To be happy. STEPHEN F. CONWAY They said it couldn’t be done. Victory Club VI-I; Key Club I. Ambition: To do it again. I I Whalebone, Moose Francis Scon I 43 Work Everyone always dumps on Dan Would you buy a used car from this man? Yes, I’m a crazy person. |j| M t 1 1 I � -i gr Show it no mercy Igor . . . Goood, Goood. 45 Neal Wayne Mike, K. A. Paul, Clyde NEAL B. COSTELLO Swim Team VI-I, Captain I; Stage Crew III-I, Secretary I; Football II, I: National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club IV-I, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. DANIEL P. COULTER Man is the only creature that refuses to be what he is. National Honor Society ' II, I; Classical Prize VI; Viaory Club III-I; Drug Education Club Il-I, Secretary I; Argo IV, II, I; Liber Actorum II, I, French Club II, I; Drama Club II, I; Science Fair IV, III. WAYNE E. COVELL Excelsior! Highway Safety Patrol VI; Numismatic Society ' VI-I; Fidelity ' Prize V; Senior Table Tennis Society I; Computer Programming Society II; M ET. Educational Studies Program II, I. Ambition: To have a career in civil engineering. JOSEPH E. COVENEY Always be sincere, even when you don’t mean it. Victory Club I, Cross Country V; Student Council I; MAML Math Olympiad I. Ambition: To see peace in my lifetime. MICHAEL L. CO TSIE No experience, no talent; but I am willing to start at the top. Victory II, I; Student Council IV, Weightlifting III; Key Club I; Radio Club I. Ambition: To be. JOHN J. CRONIN Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the under- taker will be sorry. Varsity Football II, I, Varsity Crew III-I, Ski Club IV-1, Treasurer I; J.V. Hockey V-III; Liber Actorum — Business Editor I; Glee Club VI-I, Vice President I, All-City Chorus III, II; Viaory Club VI-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Debating and Forensics Society IV-I, Pro- fessional Club IV, III, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Argo IV- I Ambition: To be a success. PAUL M. CRONIN Respect and cooperation are two-way streets; you have to give some to get some. Student Council IV-I; Boston Student Advisory Council II, I, Vice President II, I; Indoor Track II, I; Cross Country IV, III, Victory Club I, J.V. Football II, Fidelity Prize V; Yelmo. Ambition: To become attorney for the prosecution. 46 Boomer, Roman DONALD C. CUBBISON Be persistent, never give up hope. Chess Club VI; Key Club III; Debating and Forensics Society 1; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To further my education. MICHAEL CURRAN Practice inaction; occupy yourself with doing nothing. Junior Achievement III; Student Council III. Ambition: To get my license. JOSEPH A. CURTIN My mind’s all made up, don’t confuse me with facts. Key Club II, I; Coin Club V; Track II; Track and Field Club II, Vic- tory Club I. Ambition: To be a millionaire before I’m thirty. THOMAS J. CUSACK You’ve got to be smart to spend six years at Latin School, but you’ve got to be slick to sp end seven. Treasurer of the Senior Class; Chairman of the Class Day Committee I; Victory Club IV-I; Public Declamation III. Ambition: To live each day to its fullest, not worrying about tomor- row, but always remembering yesterday. PAUL S. D’AGOSTINO Tu ne cede malis, sed contra, audentior ito qua tua te fortuna sinet. Coin Club VI, V; French Club — Secretary II; Register IV, II, I; Astronomy Club VI; Ski Club IV, III; Glee Club V, IV; Liber Acto- rum I. Ambition: To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. PATRICK A. DALY Don’t complain about how the ball bounces if you’re the one who dropped it. Football III-I; Hockey IV-I; J.V. Baseball IV; Varsity Baseball III-I; Victory Club IV-I; Red Cross Club VI; Drug Education Club I; Pro- fessional Club 1; MVP — Latin-English Game I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Victory Dance Committee III-I; National Honor Society I; Fidelity Prize III. Ambition: To be remembered. PAUL M. D’ AMATO If I had wings and could fly I know where I would go. But I think I’ll just sit here on this bank of sand and watch the river flow. Co-Editor-in-Chief Liber Actorum; Photo and An Advisor Register I; Register Staff II, I; Argo Staff II, I; National Honor Society II, 1; Cross Country III, II; Indoor Track IV-II; Outdoor Track IV-III; Crew II, I; Vice Pres. Photo Club III, II; Vice Pres. Model U.N. Society I, Model U.N. Society III-I; Math Olympian Semi-Finalist II, Finalist I; 1st Prize City Science Fair IV, 3rd Prize II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Best Delegation Stonehill Model U.N. II, Hon. Mention Harvard Model U.N. I, Track and Field Club IV-II. Ambition: To woo in haste and wed at leisure. Donald Paul Tomato, P.D. 47 Bob Dumpy, Birdman PHILIP M. DANGELO No comment. Key Club II. I; Victory Club IV-1; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Science Fair IV; WBZ 700 Fund II, I; Fidelity Prize IV, National Honor Society II, I, Radio Club Ill-I; Drug Education Club III-I; Profes- sional Club III-I. Ambition: To live life the way I want to. STEPHEN T DAVID I hope now to have the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom always to tell the difference. Drill Team VMV, Key Club VI-II; Current Events Club IV, Viaory Club III-I; Student Council I, N.H.S. II, I; MAML Math Olympiad II, I; Modern Prize VI, MAA Math Olympiad II, I; Varsity Crew II, I; J.V. Basketball III, II, Co-Captain II; Varsity Basketball I; Liber Actorum — Co- Editor Sports Section I. WAYNE A. DAY Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them. Cross Country V; Indoor Track IV-II, Track and Field Club V-II; Highway Safety Club III; Fidelity Prize III; Victory Club III-I; Sail- ing Club I; Table Tennis Society I; Key Club I. Ambition: To live long and dangerously. PAUL G. DENNIS A really sman cookie today might develop into just a crumb tomor- row. Ambition: To live to be one hundred. ROBERT P. D’ENTREMONT Welcome the sunshine. National Honor Society II, I; Modem Prize III. Ambition: To be me. LOUIS A. DePAOLIS Faaa non verba. Debating and Forensics Society V-I, Vice President II, I; Key Club IV-I, Secretary II; Argo IV-II; Student Council IV, III; Boston Stu- dent Advisory Council III; Professional Club III; Cross Country III; Indoor Track III; Drama Club III, II; Music III; Art Appreciation IV, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Model U N. IV-I; Classi- cal Prize VI, III; Glover Medal II, Dcmeter Prize II; Fideltiy Prize II; Declamation III-I; N.H.S. II, I; Secretary of the Class of 1974. Ambition: Ever to excel. DANIEL J. DEVUN Get it while you can. Track VI, V, Photography Club VI; Vcitory Club VI-I; Professional Club I; Soccer II; Usher XX Olympiad, Munich 1972; German Club I. Ambition: To finish school. Paul Lou 48 Mike, Columbo i ) i PHILIP H. DEVLIN Perhaps someday it will be pleasant to remember these things. Soccer V-III; Track III-I; Current Events Club V, IV; Red Cross Club V; Ski Club II; Victory Club II, I. MICHAEL P, DiCARLO Don’t let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was. Argo II, I, Liber Aaorum, Co- Editor Spons Scaion I, Register Liter- ary Staff II, I; Radio Club II; Golf Club VI-III; Golf Team IV-I, Captain I; Student Council IV-II; Delegate to EMDSC III; Medical Explorers IV, III; Drug Education Club IV-II; Eootball Program V, II, I; Swim Team Manager IV, III; Co-Coordinator Devore Memo- rial Scholarship Eund Concen IIl-I; Key Club IV, III, I; Viaory Club IV-I; Professional Club IlI-I. Ambition: To live where the living is good. WILLIAM F. DiNATALE If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, he will meet with success unexpected in common hours. Junior Band VI-IV; Senior IV-1; Jazz Rock Ensemble III-I, Ecology Action Club IV. Ambition: To become a marine biologist. PHILIP A DiPIETRO When all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not roll. Drama Club II; Victory Club III-I; Cafeteria Staff IV; Professional Club III, II, Red Cross Club IV. Ambition: To be an engineer. THOMAS J. DOHERTY Debating and Forensics Society VI, V; Ecology Aaion Club III, II; Key Club III, II; M.I.T Educational Studies Program II, I. WILLIAM B. DOUGHERTY Preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you. Victory Club VI-I; Professional Club I; J.V. Baseball V; Varsity Baseball IV-I. DANIEL J. P. DOWLING If all the world is a stage and all the people but players, why haven’t I won any acting awards? Honorable Mention MBTA Essay Contest VI; Library Staff V, IV; Classical Prize IV; Drama Club III-I; National Honor Society II, I; M.I.T. Educational Studies Program II, I; MAA Math Olympiad II, I; MAML Math Olympiad II, I; Public Declamation I. Ambition: To break Spencer Tracy’s record of nine Academy Award nominations for Best Actor (and I will, too.). Phil, T.S. Tom Dan, Pudge 49 Jack, Zeke Marc Willy JOHN V. DOYLE First look at the purse. Victory Club IV-I; Cafeteria Staff V ' l, Highway Safety Club IV, III; Varsity Football II, I; MANIL Math Olympiad I; Soccer VI, V; Weightlifting Club II; Science Fair V, III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Holy Cross Book Prize II; Prom Committee I; Argo I; Drug Education Club IV; J.V. Hockey V, IV; Varsity Hockey III-I, Co-Captain I. Ambition: To master reality. STEPHEN C. DRAGOTAKES It’s only burning castles. Astronomical Society VI, V; Radio Club IV, Drug Education Club, Secretary I. MARC D. DRAISEN If you ask me what I came to do in this world, I will answer you, I am here to live out loud.” Classical Prize IV, II, Modern Prize VI; Approbation Prize IV, III; Debating and Forensics Society VI-I, Ass’t Secretary IV, Vice Presi- dent III, President II, I; Hartford University Speech Competition, Third Prize VI, Mass. Speech League Competition VI, IV-I, Gold Medal IV, III, Silver Medal II; Masconomet Regional High School Speech Competition III, II, First Prize III; Gardner Debate Award, Silver Medal III; Model Conference Society III-I; Harvard Model United Nations III-I, Best Delegate II; Stonehill College Model Security Council, Best Delegate II; Public Declamation VI-I, Bronze Medal IV, III, Silver Medal II; Prize Reading VI-I, Bronze Medal IV, III, Silver Medal II; National Forensic League Degree of Honor II; N.H.S. II, I. Ambition: To become a novelist. DANIEL J. DRISCOLL There are two typ es of people in the world — the Irish and those who would like to be Irish. Ambition: To become rich. JAMES J. DRISCOLL I have nothing against this school, it’s the teachers I don’t trust. Victory Club IV-I; Professional Club III-I; Key Club II, I, National Honor Society II, I; Drug Education Club III-I; Radio Club IIl-I; Highway Safety Club III. Ambition: To park my car in the schoolyard. NICHOLAS DZIEREWIENKO Do it while you can but don’t get caught. Football II; Victory Club I, Photography Club IV; Football Program I. Ambition : Not to get caught. WILLIAM A. ECKLAND Quote! Yep, that’s it. Victory Club I. Ambition: To own a business. Drag Dan, Lightweight DMZ, Nick 50 CARL D. EICHENLAUB Who can separate his faith from his actions or his beliefs from his occupations. Computer Programming Society II, Chess Club I; Math X Club I; National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize IV; Modem Prize III, II; Approbation Prize II. Ambition: To be a chemical engineer. RAMON ESPINOSA Et dico, ut dicent: gloria tibi. Glee Club VI-I, Drill Team V; Current Events Club V, IV; Soccer V, IV; Freshman Hockey Manager IV; Freshman Baseball IV; Key Club III-I; N.H.S. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Colum- bia Prize II, Approbation Prize VI-III; Modern Prize II; All-City Chorus I; Classical Prize VI; Liber Aaorum I. Ambition: To pursue the liberal arts. WILLIAM H. EVANS Now I know what it feels like to be free after six years in prison. Victory Club VI-I. Ambition: To join the Peace Corps. FREDRICK FABIANO Key Club II, I; Radio Club I; Ichthyology Society Vice-President IV, Sergeant at Arms III; Crew IV; MAML Math Olympiad, Certificate of Merit II; National Honor Scxriety II, I; Argo Advertising Manager I. PETER J. FALABELLA The name of the game is to stay even. Key Club III-I, Treasurer I, Argo II, I, Business Manager I; Modem Prize III; National Honor Society II, I; Liber Actorum I; Science Fair IV; Mass. Boys’ State II, VLAA Math Olympiad II, I, MAML Math Olympiad II, I. Ambition: To get done what has to be done. BRIAN J. FALTER Take a little pride in yourself, don’t be a management man. Key Club I; Register I; Professional Club I; National Honor Society II, I; German Club I. Ambition: To get into a pie fight. MICHAEL B. FARRELL Don’t give up now; give up later. Freshman Baseball III; Professional Club III; Victory Club I; Liber Actorum I; Junior Achievement II, I; Fidelity Prize III; MAML Math Olympiad I. Ambition: To become a lawyer. Pete Mike, Flash 51 Dan. D.T.M. JOSEPH B FEDERICO Shoot for the stars when my eyes can’t see the starlight; reach for the sun in the night. Classical Prize V, IV, Viaory Club I; Science Fair IV; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. STEPHEN D. FEDERICO Tact is the ability to stay in the middle without getting caught there. Viaory Club II, I; Professional Club I, Drug Education Club II, I, Ski Club V, IV, Highway Safety Club III. II; Key Club I; History Club I; Science Fair V. Ambition: To have always a goal in life. CLAYTON L. FELDER One will never know the entire truth about anything, unless he expie- riences it, and even then he may not know everything. Red Cross Club VI; Viaory Club II, I; Afro American Society VI-I; Football II, I; Indoor Track VI-I, Co-Captain I; Outdoor Track III-I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To make good in a rough and shaky world. MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD Life is what you make of it. Key Club II, I, Victory Club I, Professional Club I, Drug Education IV, III. Ambition: To go into a field of engineering. TIMOTHY M. FITZGERALD Money talks — men mumble. Fidelity Prize VI, Indoor Track VI, V; Midget Relay Team VI, V; J.V. Basketball IV, III; Varsity Basketball II, I; J.V. Baseball III; Varsity Football II, I, All-City I; Viaory Club IV-I, President I; Stu- dent Council I; Victory Dance Committee I; National Honor Society I; Student Liason to Home and School Association I. THOMAS W. FLAHERTY Perhaps one day it will delight us to recall even these, our present day tribulations. Football IV-I, Co-Captain I; Swimming III-I; Joseph E. O’Leary Unsung Hero” Award II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Vic- tory Club VI-I; Stage Crew IV-I, Vice President I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Mid-Winter Dance Committee III, IL Prom Committee I. Ambition: To reach every goal in life which I have thus far set. DANIEL E. FLANAGAN Half of the time we’re gone and we don’t know where, we don’t know where. Museum of Fine Ans Scholarship Studies Program II-I; Coin Club IV-II, Vice President III; Junior Achievement III; Register III-I; Liber Actorum I; Ass’t Art Direaor, Drama Club II; B.L.S. Art Award III; N Y. Times-St. Bonaventure University Merit Award III. Steve 52 Dave MICHAEL R. FLANNERY Look for this day . . . for yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. Fidelity Prize IV; Class of 1885 Award IV; Photography Club III; Approbation Prize III; Classical Prize II, Ancient Cultures Club III; Drama Club III; Professional Club III; French Club II, Viaory Qub I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be a child psychologist. JAMES M. FOLEY A man is judged by what he tries to do, not by what he does. Computer programming Society II, I; National Honor Society II, I; M.I.T. Educational Studies Program I; B.U. Computer Course I, MAML Math Olympiad II, I, Certificate of Merit II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Liber Actorum I. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. NEIL T. FOLEY There’s a world you’re living in No one else has your part. All God’s children in the wind Take it in and blow hard. Varsity Cross Country IIl-I; Varsity Indoor Track III-I; Varsity Spring Track III-l; Drama Club III, II, Vice President II; Argo I. Ambition: To engage in the practice of law. STEPHEN M. FRACKLETON Jesus was a bachelor. Victory Club VI-I; Ski Club IV-I; Science Fair III; Student Council I; Tutor II; J.V. Basketball II, Varsity I. Ambition: To have fun. TIMOTHY F. GALVIN Whatever you do, be the very best in your field. Fine Arts V, Victory Club IV, III, II, I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. DAVID F. GAUGHAN Some people see things as they are and say why — I see things as they can be and say why not. Victory Club I; National Honor Society 1, J.V. Hockey III, II;Flexi- ble Campus Administrative Aide II, 1. Ambition: To strive for and achieve the goals I have set for myself. RICHARD F. GENOVESE We may never pass this way again. Key Club I; Victory Club III, II; French Club II; Drama Club II; Track IV, I; Drug Education Club II; ARGO Staff IV; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize III. NeU Tim S.F.B. Rich 53 Harvard Commencement ' The 032 Club’ Goodie, Chritty David MARK E. GETCHELL A falling drop at last will carve a stone. Cross Country IV-I; Indoor Track IV-1; Spring Track IV-I; All-City Track Team 11,1; All-State Track Relay Team II, I; National Honor ScKiety ' II, I, MAML Math Olympiad II, I; MAA Math Olympiad II, I; Science Fair V, III, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Student Council I; Explorers’ CLub at Logan Airport II, I, Approbation Prize V-II; Fidelity Prize II; Modern Prize V, II. JONATHAN GETTLEMAN It is better to have lived and died than never to have lived at all. Crew Team IV, III, Register II, Viaory Club I. CHRISTOPHER E. GOODE A gentleman, a scholar, and a judge of women: an Irishman natu- rally! Key Club Ill-I, Debating and Forensics Society II, I; Professional Club III; Chess Club II, N.H.S. II, I; Class of 1885 Award IV, Clas- sical Prize IV, III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; WBZ 700 Fund III-I, Science Fair IV, II. Ambition: To be a lawyer. THOMAS W. GOOD’WIN The hardest job of all is trying to look busy when you’re not. Chess Club V; Fidelity Prize VI, IV; Victory Club VI I; Junior Achievement II, Approbation Prize V; Senior Table Tennis Society I; National Honor Society II, I, Modem Prize III. Ambition: To pursue a career in business. ALAN L. GORDON The fight in a man is what makes him strong. Fidelity Prize VI; National Honor Society II, I, Science Fair V, IV, II; Band V-II; Boston All-City Band III, II; Soccer Team III; MAML Math Olympiad III-I; MAA Math Olympiad II, I, Chemzics Society III-I; Key Club II, I; Chess Club VI, V. Ambition: To become an architect. JEFFREY S. GORDON God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, cour- age to change the things I can, and wisdom always to tell the differ- ence. Science Fair IV, Professional Club I, Drug Education Club II. Ambition: To donate my second million to charity. DAVID R. GRANARA Already? 1 just got here. Viaory Club I. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Getts Tom 56 Mike John VICTOR J GRASSO Computer Programming Society II. Ambition: To make it easily through college. MICHAEL J. GRODEN People are so scared of dying that they’re afraid to live. ROBERT E. GROSS You can’t please everybody, so you’ve got to please yourself. Chess Club IV, III; Table Tennis Society II; Cross Country I, Band I; Key Club III, II, Victory Club II, Professional Club III. Ambition: To get by. ALAN B. GRUBER Give beauty back, beauty, beauty, beauty, back to God, beauty’s self and beauty’s giver. Public Declamation V, IIl-I; Drama Club II, I; National Honor Soci- ety II, I; National Conference of Christians and Jews I; MAA III-I; MAML II, I; Classical Prize III; Prize Declamation III; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To study classics, drama, and law. JOHN A. GULINELLO He who always finds fault in his friends, has faulty friends. Argo II, I; Math Team III-I, Captain I; Math X Club — Vice Presi- dent I; Key Club IIl-I; Coin Club II, I; Chess Club VI, N.H.S. II, 1; MAML III-I, Finalist II, I, MAA IIl-I; Football Program I; M.I.T Educational Studies Program — Faculty I, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Viaory Club I; Modem Prize V, IV, II; WBZ 700 Fund III-I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award II, Michelman Prize II. Ambition: To acquire a Ph.D. and do research in physics. JOHN F. HAGERTY Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. Junior Band VI; Ecology Aaion Club III; Brass Choir VI. GREGORY N. HAGOPIAN Be what you are. Victory Club I; Radio Club I; Chess Club VI-IV; Sailing Club II. Big Bob Nazz i 57 Bob WILLIAM G. HEBARD If you have to fall, fall forward. Crew III-I, Captain I; Ski Club III-I, Chairman I, Biology Club IV. JAMES F HEGARTi ' Be good at what you do, and don’t get caught. Indoor Track III-I, Spring Track III-I; Track and Field Club III-I, Victory Club IV-I, Intramural Hockey IV, Jr. Band VI, V; Senior Band IV-I; All-City Band IV-I, All-City Orchestra II, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II, Delegate to Eastern Mass Division of Student Councils Convention II; Secretary of the N.E. Distria of Key Clubs I MICHAEL HEGARTi ' Attempt the end and never stand to doubt, nothing so hard, but search will find out. Victory Club VI-I; Coin Club II; Radio Club I, Highway Safety Club I; Professional Club I, Argo I. Ambition: To become a lawyer. ROY G. HENDERSON I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be a good musician. FRANCIS J HENNESSY You can’t fool all of the people all of the time, but I’m still trying. Red Cross Club V-III, MBTA Essay Contest Winner V; NMSQT Letter of Commendation. Ambition: To be the finest Latin School man ever to graduate from MCI. FRANCIS J HICKEY Football IV-I, Key Club IV-I, Secretary I, J.V. Baseball IV, III, J.V. Basketball III; Flexible Campus Coordinating Committee II, I, Vic- tory Club IV-I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Home and School Associa- tion Executive Board I; Professional Club III, II; Co-Chairman Sen- ior Prom I; Mid- Winter Dance Committee II; Student Council IV, Chairman of Class Committee, I. ROBERT P HORNE To be a man is to suffer for others; God help us be men Drug Education Club I, Victory Club IV-I; N.H.S. II, I, J.V Basket- ball III, Varsity Basketball II, I, Class Committee I; Approbation Prize VI, V; Classical Prize VI, Modem Prize III, Fidelity Prize III; Harvard Commencement Usher II, Professional Club I, American Ixgion Boys’ State 1973 II Dick, Gomez Fran, Hick 58 Dan JAMES F. HOURIHAN 1 sit now but you will hear of me tomorrow. Modem Prize V; Fidelity Prize 111; Chess Club IV. Ambition : To become a veterinarian. WILLIAM J. HUSSAR Have you ever read . ? Key Club III, II, I; National Honor Society I Ambition: To become a Scientist. ALLAN J. JANSKY You only go around once in life . . . Indoor Track II, I; Victory Club II, 1. Ambition: Togo into business for myself someday JOHN J. JOHNSON rd rather be a poor man than a dead rich man. Victory Club II, I; Coin Club IV, II; Professional Club II, I. Ambition: To be rich and happy. NEAL T. JORDAN Ne penerrete equos. German Club III, 1; Wrestling Club III; Drill Team II, Band IV; Drug Education Club I Ambition: To learn ten languages. DANIEL E. JOYCE Each time a man stands up for an ideal ... he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope. National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize III, Drama Club II, 1, Treasurer I; Key Club IV-I; Library Staff V-III; Ancient His- torical Society V, IV, Art Appreciation Club VI, II. Ambition: To bear as much peace and happiness to my fellow man as possible. KEVIN J. JOYCE What is to come will come. Victory Club II-I; Debating Club VI, V, III; Library Staff V. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Kev 59 Mocha, R. K, Bruce Dan Tom ROBERT C KALELL Let it be. Student Council IV, I; Victory Club VI - I, Secretary I; Drug Educa- tion Club 1; Class Committee I, J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basket- ball II, I; Highway Safety Club V, IV; Professional Club III; Har- vard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be happy. CHRISTOPHER;. KANE Practice to play good basketball; write so you can keep on writing; question your values so they don’t trap you. Otherwise you’ll lose what you have. Band V - I, National Honor Society — Vice President I, Computer Programming Society II; Declamation V, II, Prize Reading V, IV, II. Ambition: To be a writer. BRUCE E. KASANOEF Dream on. Band IV; Viaory Club I, Professional Club I; Tennis Club II, Argo V ; Radio Club I. Ambition: To enjoy success. JOSEPH M. KEARNEY DANIELJ KEATING In your pomp and all your glory, you ' re a jxxirer man than I. Register III - I; Victory Club IV - I, Professional Club III, II, Red Cross Club III. Ambition To be a defense lawyer. PAUL P KEELEY Disagree, if you must, but never be disagreeable in doing so. Current Events Club V - III, Vice President IV, III; Library Staff IV, III, Argo IV, III, Key Club IV, III; Track IV, III, Victory Club IV - I; Football II, Weightlifting Club II, I; Football Program I, Profes- sional Club 1, Ski Club II, I. Ambition: To enjoy myself in life. THOMAS J. KEELEY Let’s drink with impunity or anyone else who asks us. Glee Club VI - IV; Student Council II; Victory Club VI - I, Weight- lifting Club III, Co-Chairman, Class Day Committee I; Argo II; Track III, Fidelity Prize VI; Professional Club II. Ambition: To become the police commissioner of the City of Bos- ton. Chris N Ik Paul, Pat 60 I MARK S. KELLY Keep smiling and let everyone wonder what you did. Football II, I, Student Council I; Key Club I, Professional Club I, Golf Team II. I; Ski Club III-I; Math X Club II, Victory Club IV-1; Weightlifting Club 11, I; Argo I, Football Program I; Drug Educa- tion Club 1. PAULJ. KELLY Enough! Away with mirages, away with shame, fears, away with phantoms! There is life. Swim Team III; French Club II; Ski Club I. Ambition: To have a bright future and a career in medicine. EDWARD P. KENNEY He who fishes in rain, will only catch cold. Football II, I; J.V. Baseball III; Freshman Baseball IV, Victory Club II, I; Highway Safety Club III. Ambition: To graduate. MARTIN J. KENNEY It is a better man who continues on after stumbling. Debating and Forensics Society VI-IV; Library Staff VI-IV; Yelmo Club I, Victory Club II, 1; Professional Club III; Football Program- Editor I. Ambition: Never to stumble again. PETER J. KENNY Some men see things as they are and ask why, I dream things that aren’t and ask why not? Debating and Forensics Society VI; Crew IV; Student Council II, I, Football I; Liber Actorum I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Professional Club 1; ViCTory Club IV-I; National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize IV. FRANCIS X. KILLORAN Peace be with you! Register II, I; Band II; Music Appreciation Club IV, III; Drama Club 111, II; Victory Club VI, V; Ski Club V; Photography Club III, II; Professional Club IV. Ambition: To achieve in all directions. Frank, Killer I 61 Jerry Dave, Big D Mark GERARDJ KINAHAN Life is a carnival, so enjoy yourself- Radio Club 1 ' , Professional Club I, History Club 1, Victory Club II, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Election Reporter for WNAC T V V. IV, II. N H S- II, I, Class Committee 1, Cafeteria Staff VI- IV, Approbation Prize VI; Classical Prize T, Modern Prize V; Ecxit- ball Program 1. Ambition Never to be beaten by an Irishman. STEPHEN M. KING Attitude — Attitude — Attitude — 90 % of the ballgame. Victory Club ' 1-1, Varsity Basketball II, I. Co-Captain I, Highway Safety Club IN ' , Student Council II, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Mid- Winter Dance Committee II. Ambition: To attain the perfect attitude. DAVID B. KORETZ And nation shall not lift sword against nation, and they shall learn war no longer Key Club IV, Professional Club III, Math X Club II, I, Math Team II. I. MAML Math Olympiad III-I, Finalist II, Certificate of Merit HIT; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize VI, Modem Prize III, II, N.H S. II, I. 21st Century Analysis Society V-II, Vice President III, President II, Sci- ence Fiction Club. President I, Chemzics Society II, NLAA Math Olympiad lll-l, Hebrew Argo I, Register I, Ambition: To amass great wealth. RICHARD; KROPAS The blood is the life. Wrestling Club IV. Ill, Radio Club II, I, Victory Club I. Ambition: To become postmaster general. RAN ' MONDJ KWAN To thine own self be true. Ir Math Team V; Chess Club III, I, Asian Cultures Club III-I, Chairman Memorial Dav Assembly II; American Legion Boys ' State 19’ ' 3 II, Harvard Commencement Usher II, N H.S, II, I. MAA Math Olympiad II I, MAML Math Olympiad IIl-l, Math X Club I, Model U N. Society I, Argo I, Table Tennis Society 1, Drug Education Club I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I, Honorable Mention I Love My Country Contest II, Modern Prize VI-I, Approbation Prize VI- I, Fidelity Prize 11; Classical Prize II; English Bookroom Staff IV-L Ambition: To be a doctor, THEODORE; LaBELLE I have nothing to say. Victory Club lll-l, Radio Club IV, Football Program I, Chess Club II, Professional Club 1 MARK L LaCIVITA Illegitimi non carbomndum est. Glee Club VI-1. Radio Club II, I, Victory Club 1 Ambition: To be a used car salesman in Oxnard Cat, Sking Rich, Kropie T.J., Ted 62 Mike, Luigi PAUL LAM Sleep is restful. Asian Cultures Club IV, II, I; Victory Club II, Math X Club IV, Chess Club 1. Ambition: To sleep. ARTHUR C. LAMB I didn’t mind that they groomed me for success, or that they said I was a fool. Victory Club III, 11, Professional Club I; Drug Education Club I; Table Tennis Society I. CHRISTOPHER; LARKIN This above all: To thine own self be true. Aquarium Club III; Ecology Aaion Club III; Ski Club II, Golf Team II, I; Piano Soloist II, Senior Band I; All-City Wind Ensemble I; Victory Club III-I; Football Program I. Ambition: To be a musician. EDWARD J. LAWLOR You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime, you’ll find, you get what you need. Photography Club VI; Highway Safety Club III; Football Manager III; Professional Club I, Victory Club VI-I. Ambition: To have one. JASON LEE Youth is the time you blame all your troubles on your parents; matu- rity arrives when you learn that everything is the fault of the younger generation. Asian Cultures Club III-I; Key Club I; Table Tennis Society III; Vic- tory Club I. MICHAEL T. LEMBO Quid cupis parere semper non potes; sed, si coneris, quid opus sit pari as. Weightlifting Club III-I, Treasurer III, I, Vice President I; Football III, II; Track IV; Football Program I; Argo I; Professional Club I; Victory Club I; Ski Club I. Ambition: To be able to try. ENZO LEONE Variety is the spice of life. Computer Programming Society II, I; Sailing Club IV-II; Civil Air Patrol IV, Argo III. Ambition: To become a journalist. Paul P 0 -.4 Enzo 63 1 Have We Really Changed? IHF. BABIES Rich Ashburn Bob Ahern Steve Beshansky Chris Bradley Dennis Brady John Chermisino Dave Chin Bfjb Clarke Mike Connerty Dan Coulter Wayne Covell Tom Cusack Paul D’ Amato Brian Danieli Wayne Day Mike DiCarlo Dan Dowling Brian Falter Mike Farrell Steve Federico Clayton Felder Tom Flaherty Dan Flanagan Jim Foley Tim Galvin Dave Gaughan Rich Genovese Mark Getchell Jon Gettleman Tom Goodwin AJ Gordon Jeff Gordon Jack GuJinello Greg Hagopian Frank Hennessey Dan Joyce Tom Keeley Mark Kelly Gerry Kinahan Steve King Ted LaBelle Mark LaCivita Mike Lembo Charlie Longfield Pete Mahoney Gino Marini Dan McCarthy Bill McDonough Mike McGrail Chris Miles Jim Mitchell Paul Nestor Steve Nickerson John Noonan Wally Panovs Steve Paris Dan Perru2zi Lance Peterson Tom Quine Barry Radin Frank Santisi Jon Shaff Steve Shea Steve Silkwood Rick Sinnott Harry Soo Ray Suarez Herb Ule Leo Vannoni Frank Votruba Bob Williams Rich Wilson John Wright Ron Zeghibe m Arthur Chuck, Charlie Manny, Mac KENNETH M. LEVINE You mean you hate it but you use it. Drill Team Vl-III; Debating and Forensics Society VI-IV, Freshman Baseball IV, Freshman Hockey IV; Professional Club III, II; Regis- ter II; Argo II; Science Fair V-III, Victory Club II, I, Tennis Club I, Liber Actorum Business Editor 1. Ambition: To pursue a career in politics. DAVID LIM Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Math X Club IIl-I, Computer Program- ming Society IV-I; Table Tennis Society Ill-I; Cross Country IV, III; Track Team V-III, Ecology Action Club I; MAML I, Coin Club IV, III. ARTHUR S. A. LIU Never look back on the past. Astronomy Club V; Library Staff IV; Asian Cultures Club III-I; N.H.S. II, I; Senior Table Tennis Society I; Coin Club I; Science Fair II; Modern Prize V; Classical Prize IV-II, Approbation Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; MAML III-I; MAA III-I, Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be a scientist. STEVEN D. LOFCHIE Life is shon; live it up. Debating and Forensics Society VI-III, Vice President III, Model U.N. Society VI-I, Secretary I, Crew III-I; Ecology Aaion Club — Secretary III; Modem Prize VI, I; Student Council III; Chess Team III- I, N.H.S. II, I, MAA III-I, MAML III-I Finalist I. Ambition: Not to lead a life of great desperation. CHARLES L. LONGFIELD Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Debating and Forensics Society VI; Victory Club V, IV, II, Public Declamation V-III; Prize Declamatio n IV, III, Modem Prize V; Math X Club IV-I, President I; Coin Club IV-II, President III, II; Key Club III, II; District Convention III; WBZ 700 Fund Drive III- I, Chess Club III; Science Fair III, II, Approbation Prize III; Third Prize Boston Science Fair, State Science Fair II; Argo III, II, Advertis- ing Manager III, Business Manager II, MAA III-I, Dmg Education Club II; MAML III-I; N.H.S. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize II; March of Dimes Walkathon” Rep. II, I; Junior Achievement — Vice President I; Football Program I; NMSQT Let- ter of Commendation I. Ambition: To be a successful architect. RAYMOND LUI It is difficult to live in the present, ridiculous to live in the future, and impossible to live in the past. Nothing is as far away as one min- ute ago. Drug Education Club II, I, President I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I, V P. II, N.H.S. II, I, Classical Prize III, II; Victory Club VI-I, Cross Country V, Table Tennis Society III, II; Chess Club III-I; Coin Club IV- II, Science Fair V; Supply Room Staff IV-I; Professional Club III Ambition: To be nobody but myself. MANUEL G MACARA Hey, what the hey. Professional Club I, Victory Club III-I; Football Program 1. Ambition: To enjoy life and have a good time. Dave Steve 66 I Chris STEPHEN M. MacLELLAN Live every day as if it were your last. Classical Prize V; Fidelity Prize II; MAML Math Olympiad lll l; MAA Math Olympiad lll-l, AAGT German Contest Ill-l, German Club 1, Math X Club, Treasurer I, National Honor Society I. Ambition: To have a successful career. JOHN G. MAGUIRE For the times, they are a changin’. Victory Club III-I; J.V. Football II; Drug Education Club I; Ski Club I. PETER A. MAHONEY Don’t take life seriously — you’ll never get out of it alive. Victory Club VI-I; Glee Club VI, V; Radio Club I; Cafeteria Staff IV, III; Highway Safety Club III; Ecology Action Club IV. Ambition: To be a success. STEPHEN M. MAHONEY Wisdom comes only through suffering. Varsity Football III-I, Co-Captain I, All-City I; Varsity Hockey I; Liber Aaorum Co- Editor Senior Seaion I; Co-Chairman Senior Prom I; Co-Chairman Mid-Winter Dance II; Victory Dance Committee III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Bill Mullen Award Runner Up II; Weightlifting Club III-I; Victory Club IIl-I; Vice President of the Class of 1974. FRANCIS H. MANN JR. Computer Programming Society II, I; Professional Club I; Coach Freshman Baseball Team IV, Computer Room Lab Assistant I. Ambition: To have a career in computers. CHRISTOPHER C. MANNING Always remember what Ben Franklin said . . . Debating and Forensics Society IV-II; French Club II; Viaory Club III, II; Drama Club III; Junior Achievement II, 1. Ambition: To be me. THOMAS G. MARA I’ll never pass this way again. Professional Club I; Drug Education Club I; Victory Club II, I. Ambition: To see the world. Mac Tom 67 GAETANO L MARINI Too little liberty brings stagnation, and too much brings chaos. Classical Prize IV, Baseball IV. Ill, National Honor Society — Trea- surer II, I; History Club 1; Professional Club I; Victory Club IV-I, MAML Math Olympiad II, I; Drug Education Club I ROBERT; MAYE A rolling stone gathers no moss, but walking around stoned gathers fuzz. Football IV, II, Professional Club II, I, Treasurer I, Victory Club II, I, Coin Club IV; Highway Safety Club III. Ambition: Not to grow old before my time. BRIAN T MAYO I am one third lover, one third athlete, two thirds mathematician. Victory Club II, I; MAA Math Olympiad II, I, NAME Math Olym- piad II, I; National Honor Society II, I; Art Club V, IV, Chess Club I; Science Fair V, IV; Music Appreciation Club IV, III Ambition: To give my second million to charity. Bob, Carlos MICHAEL p McAllister Take it slow and easy. Class Committee 1, Football II, I, All-Scholastic Honorable Mention I, Victory Club VI I; Current Events Club III, Crew III, Junior Achievement — Treasurer II, Delegate Mass. J.A. Convention II, Class Day Committee I; Professional Club I, Mass. State Advisory Board (Alt.) II, I; Weightlifting Club II, I. JOSEPH V McBRINE Be a Columbus to whole new worlds within you. Key Club II, I; Drug Education Club II, I; Victory Club II, I, Profes- sional Club II, I, Ski Club I; Class Committee I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. DANiELj McCarthy A grain of gold will gild a great surface, but not so much as a grain of wisdom. Debating and Forensics Society VI, V; Honorable Mention MBTA Essay Contest VI, Public Declamation VI, V; Prize Declamation VI, V; Prize Reading VI, V, II, Special Prize V, Tbird Prize II; Student Council IV-II, Key Club IV, III; Varsity Basketball IV-I, Co-Captain I, Argo II, I, Spiorts Editor I; Co-Chairman Mid-Winter Dance II; Victory Classical Prize V; Fidelity Prize IV, Haiv-ard Prize Book Award II; Stage Crew lll-l. Harvard Commencement Usher II; N.H.S II, I, Lihier Actorum Co- Editor Senior Section I, MAML II, I; MAA II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Student Liason to Home and School Association I; Flexible Campus Coordinating Committee I, President of the Class of 1974. Ambition: Never to accept second best. EDWARD F McCarthy The stairway to heaven is a hard one, so take the escalator. Crew II, Chess Club III, II; Table Tennis Society IV-II; Victory Club VI-IV, II, I, Red Cross Club IV, III. Ambition: To seek a career in business administration. Mac, Mike Dan, Mac” 68 Mac, Ace Slick, Ulianyvitch Bill MARK S. McCORMACK Everyone can’t always be the center of attraction, someone has to sit on the street corner and clap as the parade goes by. Victory Club VM; Professional Club I. Ambition: To have a life that pleases me. PETER C. McCORMACK I’m a victim of the circumstances. J.V. Baseball IV, III; Football II; Debating and Forensics Society IV; Ski Club I; Key Club I; Victory Club I; Student Council HI; Class Committee I; Wrestling I. Ambition: To develop ITT Tech Home Brain Transplant Kit. WILLIAM F McCOY To Gcxl be the Glory. Senior Band IV-I; Stage Band III-I; All-City Band III, II; All-City Stage Band I, Radio Club I; Fidelity Prize V; Afro-American Scxiety VI, IV, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; MAA Math Olympiad III-I; MAML Math Olympiad III-I; Southeast District Band I; Orchestra IV; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To honor Christ in my life style. KEVIN F. McCREADY Silence is the perfeaest herald of joy. Glee Club VI-I; 21st Century Analysis Society VI; Chess Club V, IV; Argo V, Track V, IV; Table Tennis Society III; Drama Club III-I; All-City Chorus III-I; Greater Bostonians I. Ambition: To be a doctor. DANIEL M. McDonough Thank God it’s over. Victory Club I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To find a career in business administration. WILLIAM p. McDonough Those who fear life are already three parts dead. Cross Country V, IV; Track IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Track and Field Club V-III; MAML Math Olympiad I; Soccer I. Ambition: To have my name up in the hall. MICHAEL G. McGRAIL Never kick a man while he’s down; he might get up. Swim Team IV-II; Victory Club II, I; Register I. Ambition: To be able to be proud of whatever I do. Bill Dan, Mac Mike I i 69 ROBERT A. McIntyre N ever give a sucker an even break. Science Fiction Book Club I. Ambition: To become an Airforce pilot. RONALD A McKENNA Sleep, the greatest pleasure in the world. Victory Club I, Key Club II. I; Crew IV-II; Golf Team III, II, Ski Club IV I; Chess Club III, II; Student Council V-III; Professional Club II BRUCE F. McKINNON If you are not part of the answer, you’re part of the problem. Football IV-I, All-City I. M.V.P. Latin-English Game I; Vinory Club IIM, Harvard Commencement Usher IV-II, Weightlifting Club III- I, Model U N. Society III-I; Harvard Model U.N. II, I; Professional Club II, I; Science Fair III; Argo IV, III; N.H.S. II, I; Eastern Mass. Div. of Student Councils III-l, Treasurer I; Student Council IV-I, Secretary III, Vice President and Acting President II; Boston Student Advisory Council III-I, Vice President I; Key Club IV-I, Lt. Gover- nor III, International Trustee II, International Vice President I. Ambition: To have my name on the wall of the auditorium. KEVIN G McLaughlin A man will never change his mind if he has no mind to change. Professional Club 11, I; Key Club III-I; French Club IV; Ski Club II; Drug Education Club II, I. Ambition: To pass French. JAMES E. McLOUGHLIN Debating and Forensics Society V, IV; Victory Club II, I JOSEPH L McNAMARA My Fellow Americans . . ” Science Fiction Club VI-I, Pres. I; 3rd Prize, Rose Growers Fair IV; United Fund Collector III, II; Chairman, Home for Fyne Boys IV-I; Garden Fertilizer Club V-Il; B.S., M.S., PhD., Il l; Digital Dexterity Society III-I; VcKabulary Tutor, West Roxbury II. Ambition; To get just one more student to read THE LORD OF THE RINGS. BRIAN E. McNEIL Nothing can take the place of persistence. Fidelity Prize V; Victory Club V-II; Key Club IV; Radio Club IV, Track IV; Highway Safety Club III; Track and Field Club II, Drug Education Club II; Classical Prize II, Approbation Prize II. Ambition: To be an F.B.I. agent. Mac Kev, Mac, Wong Doc, Mac 70 Brian Pete Jim, Mitch LAWRENCE J. McNEIL Holy is the sup er-intelligent, extra-brilliant kindness of the soul. Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey 111; Key Club I; Professional Club I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a law er PETER K. MELLEN MICHAEL H. MEYERKOPF No matter how great a person is, peanut butter still sticks to the roof of his mouth. Senior Band IV-I, Junior Band VI, V; Jazz Rock Ensemble III, II; Boston All-City Orchestra IV-II; French II; Drug Education Club VI, III. Ambition: To find a career in medicine MARK N. MICARELLI Peace itself is war in masquerade. Fidelity Prize III; Classical Prize II; Computer Programming Society II; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To get rich. CHRISTOPHER;. MILES Wild animals never kill for spxDit. Man is the only one to whom the death and torture of his fellow creatures is amusing in itself. Ancient Historical Society V; Junior Band VI; Fidelity Prize IV; National Honor Scxriety II, I; Science Fair V, IV; Victory Club VI I. Ambition: To become a veterinarian. JAMES M. MITCHELL JR. Continue to achieve and strive for better; falling behind only creates a sense of frustration and hopelessness. Drill Team II, I, 2nd Lt. I; Color Guard II, I; Band VI I; Orchestra V, IV; Brass Choir IV; Boston All-City Band V-II; Victory Club VI- I; Afro-American Society VI-I, Vice President II, I; Drama Club II; Drug Education Club IV; Liber Actorum 1. Ambition: To become a physician. JOSEPH W. MITCHELL Nothing will come of nothing. Speak again. Debating and Forensics Society VI, V; Cross Country IV, III, I; Drug Education Club — Vice President I; Library Staff IV-II. Ambition: To see the world. Larry, Scarne” Maish Chris Joe, Mitch 71 • Ill) JOHN T. MORELU J.V. Football IV; Varsity Football III-I; Highway Safety Club IV; Radio Club II; Boston City Science Fair Honorable Mention III; Coordinator Professional and Key Club Office III, II; Professional Club — President I. Ambition: To be able to take any day off whenever I want. WILLIAM M. MORGANTE Don’t complain about the way the ball bounces if you dropped it yourself. Key Club II, I; Professional Club I; Ski Club I; Football Program I; Spring Track IV; Current Events Club VI, V; Aviation Club VI; Modern Prize V. Ambition: To pursue a career in the Health Field. MARK M. MORIELLO People who think they know everything are a pain in the neck to those of us who do. Hockey IV-I; J.V. Football IV; Key Club III; Victory Club IIM; Drug Education Club II. Ambition: To be sure I’m never trapped within the confines of the mass. NEILJ. MORRISON Good things come in small packages. Glee Club III, II; All-City Chorus III; Victory Club I. CHRISTOPHER M. MOYLAN God writes straight in crooked hand. Cross Country IV-I, Captain I; Indoor Track IV-I; Outdoor Track IV-I; Argo, Senior Editor I; Bicentennial Committee I; Drama Club III; Debating and Forensics Society VI, V; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Radio Club I; Victory Club I; Classical Prize III; N.H.S. II, I; Track and Field Club IV-I; Science Fiction Club I. Ambition: To enter Journalism or the foreign service. ANDREW H. MUI We can’t say we never tried . . . , ain’t it time to say good-bye? Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Table Tennis Society IV, III. WILLIAM R. MULHERN TTie time is now. Debating Team IV; Victory Club II; Argo IV-I. Ambition: To become a young millionaire. Neil, Mouse, Shorty Andy 72 Bill, Mull Chris, Murph Charlie, Chuck JOHN G. MULREY I am the magnificent W-O-O-O. Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Lawrence Prize IV; Basketball III-I; National Honor Society II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion I. Ambition: To remain humble always. CHRISTOPHER;. MURPHY Anybexiy for six more years.’ Viaory Club III-I; Coin Club IV-II; Fine Ans IV; Ecology Action Club III; Key Club II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Sci- ence Fair II; Boston City Science Fair II; Football Program V, IV, I, Business Manager I; Register V; MAML Math Olympiad I; Math X Club I. Ambition: To enter the medical profession. GERARD P. MURPHY Work plus desire equals success. Basketball 11, 1; Key Club I; Student Council II; Victory Club VI I; Band V, IV; Fidelity Prize II; Professional Club II, I; Drug Educa- tion Club II, I. Ambition: To make the world a better place in which to live, JOHN B. MURPHY He who hesitates is lost. Key Club II, I; Professional Club I; Library Staff II; J.V. Baseball IV, II; Varsity Baseball II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Vic- tory Club VI-1. Ambition: To be a professional baseball player. PETER A. NAZZARO The future will be different if we make the present different. Viaory Club IV-I; Drug Education Club II; Key Club II, I; Profes- sional Club II, I; Argo I; Ski Club IV, III; Football Program I. Ambition: To enjoy life. PAUL G. NESTOR Dream for the best, but be prepared for the worst. Key Club II, I; Viaory Club IV-I; Science Fair IV; Drug Education Club II, I; Professional Club II, I; Argo I; French Club I; Ski Club IV, III; History Club I; Highway Safety Club IV, III. Ambition: To enjoy life, time, and fortune. STEPHEN R. NICKERSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Radio Club IV-I, Sec.-Treas. II, Vice President I; Swimming Team II, I; Ichthyology Society IV; Professional Club III; Key Club II; Argo II, I, Distribution Manager I; Fidelity Prize II; Science Fair III, II. Ambition: To succeed in life and retire at an early age.’ Duck, Jack Murph Pete Nick, Steve 73 innocent I always bring my own lunch . . . know why? the first effects. 74 L3 . . . subjea drifts into coma . . , 75 Roch Okee Leo O’D., Sunshine JOHN R. NOONAN Take things as they come, but try to make things come as you would like to take them. Key Club I, Victory Club VI-I; Radio Club II, I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To be a success. THOMAS P. NOWICKI An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Chess Club IV, III, Inhthyology Society IV; Crew III; Swim Team III; Professional Club III; Victory Club II; Key Club II, I; Sailing Club II, Philatelic Society II, Coin Club III, II, Drug Education Club I. Ambition: To appear on Banacek. LEO M. O’BRIEN JAMES R. O’CONNELL From here it’s all . . . Photography Club IV ; Victory Club II, I. Ambition: To do what I want to do. DONALD O’CONNOR Illegitimi non carborundum est. Key Club II, Highway Safety Club V. Ambition: To be an astronaut. GERARD P O’CONNOR It’s finally all over. Victory Club II, I. Ambition: To live. STEPHEN O’DONNELL That my pieers may not always scorn that which they are incapable of understanding. Glee Club VI-I; All-City Chorus VI-II, Southeast District Chorus IV-I; All-State Chorus III, II, All Eastern Chorus II; Greater Bosto- nians III-I, Tanglewood Choral Institute II; J.V. Football III. Nowick 76 Teddy, Tostis The Bowmar Brain STEPHEN L. O’DONNELL When all else fails . . . read the direaions. Victory Club IV-I; Football Program Ass’t Editor I; J.V. Football HI. Ambition: To live and not regret the past. THEODORE H. OSTIS Do it! Class Committee 1. Ambition: To be thick as a brick. WALTER A. PANOVS Who cares what they say? It’s a nice way to live, just taking what nature is willing to give . . . Cafeteria Staff VI, V; Current Events Club V; Modem Prize VI; Approbation Prize VI; Junior Math Team V, Weightlifting Club III-I; MAML Math Olympiad II, I; MAA Math Olympiad II, I; Argo II, I; Key Club III-I, Sgt. at Arms II, Delegate National Con- vention III; Liber Actorum I; Freshman Baseball IV; J.V. Baseball III; J.V. Football III; Varsity Football II; National Honor Society I; Science Fair IV. Ambition: To be prominent in the field of psychology. JOSEPH F. PAOLINI Reality is a dream and all dreams are reality unfulfilled. DREAM ON. Physics Lab Assistant IV-I; 21st Century Analysis Society V. Ambition: Never to be beaten by an Irishman. STEPHEN J. PAQUETTE Veni, vidi, vici. Red Cross Club VI-IV. Ambition: To be a forester. STEVEN M. PARIS One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men; no machine can do the work of one extraordinary man. N.H.S. II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Computer Pro- gramming Society IV-I, Vice President II, President I; Science Fair — First Prize II; City of Boston Regional Science Fair — First Prize II, State of Mass. Science Fair — Third Prize II; Modem Prize VI; Library Staff VI I; Victory Club VI; Red Cross Club V; Astronomy Club VI; Chess Club VI-III. Ambition: To find a career in computer science. RICHARD T. PARSONS It’s a long alley with only one ash barrell. Freshman Baseball IV; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I; Ski Club I. Ambition: To be successful. Rich 77 Frank Danny, Dano Lance, Romance Franco FRANCIS L. PEARSON But now at length I have the happiness to know that it is a rising and not a setting sun. Junior Band VI; Senior Band VI I; Orchestra V-III, Brass Choir VI- IV; Stage Band IV-III, I; All-City Band IV-I; All-City Student-Fac- ulty Orchestra III; Football Program IV, Science Fair IV, Cross Country V; Track II, Soccer I; Key Club I, Track and Field Club IV- II; Viaory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Liber Aao rum II-I. Ambition: To make at least one person other than myself happy. LEONARD;. PENELLA A quitter never wdns, a winner never quits. Key Club IV-I; Class Committee I; German Club I; Victory Club I; N.H.S. II-I; Classical Prize IV, Math Olympiad III-I; M.A.A. III-I: Science Fair V. IV Ambition: To be a lawyer. DANIEL P. PERRUZZI Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men’s blood . . . Make big plans, aim high in hope and work. Debating and Forensics Society III-I, Student Council I; Key Club III-I; New England Convention III-I, Lieutenant Governor I; Projea Comm. Chrm. II; Crew III-I, Harvard Commencement Usher II, Harvard Model U.N. Il-I, Secretary I; Register Staff II-I; Viaory Club I; N.H.S. I. Ambition: To be an ar chitea. JOHN F. PESCATORE It is better to have tried something and failed than to have tried nothing and succeeded. J.V. Hockey III; Chess Club VI; Viaory Club II-I; Golf Team II-I. Ambition: To attend graduate school. LANCE M. PETERSON Procrastination is the thief of time. Viaory Club VI-I, V.P. I; J.V. Basketball III; J.V. Baseball III; Var- sity Baseball II-I. Ambition: To be remembered after death. DANIEL A PETITPAS Humanum est errare; cui bono? Computer Club II; Red Cross Club IV; Fidelity Prize III, Chess Tournament IV, Science Fair II Ambition: To become a writer-broadcaster. FRANK J. PIETRASIK You can’t always get what you want — but if you try somaime, you just might find you get what you need. Key Club III-I, Treasurer II, President I, N.E. District Key Club Convention II-I; WBZ 700 Fund; Manager B.L.S. Bookstore III-II; Viaory Club I, Billiards Society IV; German Club I. Ambition: To have my name on the wall of the B.L.S. auditorium. Dan 78 ' JackJ.P. ROBERTS. PILAVIN Friendship means caring about someone too much to tell him you really hate his guts. Chemzics Society IIl-l; President — 21st Century Analysis Society II- I, Secretary, French Club II; Liber Actorum II; MAML I; Letter of Commendation, B’NAI BRITH Youth Organization V.P. Ambition: To be fulfilled in life. ALAN A. POCHI Die Jungen Steigen, wenn die Alten fallen. N.H.S. II-I; Drama Club II-I; German Club I; Student Council IV- II; Model U.N. IV, I; Track IV Cross-Country IIM; Usher at Har- vard Commencement II; Key Club III; Stage Band II; All-City Stage Band I, Red Cross Club VI; Letter of Commendation, N.M.S.Q.T.; Math Olympiad II-I; Science Fair III, II; Debating Society IV, II-I. Ambition: To have a career in international diplomacy. DANIEL PORTNOY Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Walk beside me and be my friend. Argo Staff I; Football Program I; Liber Actorum I; J.V. Football III; Freshman Baseball; Victory Club VI-I; Debating Society IV; MAML Olympiad III-I. Ambition: To be an accountant. JOHN P. POWER Erin Go Bragh. J. V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II-I; Varsity Crew II, I; Stu- dent Council III; Class Committee I; Weightlifting Club III; Vic- tory Club I. Ambition: To be a teacher. STEVEN PRICE To be a friend of peace is to be a brother of Man. Tennis Club I; Chess Club VI-III; Ski Club II, I; Freshman Baseball; Soccer IIl-I, Captain I, All-City II, I; Wrestling I; Victory Club Ill-l. Ambition: To be a success in business and in life. JOHN W. PRIDHAM THOMAS G. QUINE Oderint dum metuant. Weightlifting Club II, I, Pres. I; Football III-I; Professional Club V.P. I; Track IV, III; Student Council II; Viaory Club III-I. Ambition: To be good in everything I do. Steve Tom, Quinny 79 Raff, Rip-off Reag Eddie, Rascal MICHAEL S. RADEOS There are no words I can use, because the meaning still allows you to choose. Victory Club I. BARRY H RADIN If your remembrance is carried out, then it is worth your death. Viaory Club I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To live a full life and to be remembered. MARK E. RAEFAUF You can lead a horse to water but you cannot force him to drink. Swim Team IV-I, Tri-Captain 1; Science Fair IV-II; Third Prize, City Science Fair IV; Philatelic Society III-I; ARGO I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II, Museum of Fine Arts Art Scholarship III, II; Max Levine Student-Athlete Award II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To own a Ferrari. VITOLD L. RASENAS Football IV, III, II. JOHN F. REGAN What is left when honor is lost? Key Club II, I; Victory Club II, I; Ski Club Ill-I; Professional Club II, I; Tutor II Ambition: To be important to at least one person: myself. THOMAS B REGAN Student Council II, Victory Club III-I; Drug Education Club III, II; Highway Safety Club III; Ancient Historical Society III, II; Ecology Action Club III, II. EDWARD T RENNA Everybody has so much to say, but it doesn’t matter because no one listens. Drug Education Club, V.P. II Ambition: To exceed my quota. Tom, Tucker 80 Ken, Rin-Tin-Tin GLENN T. REYNOLDS The mill will never grind wdth water that is past. Cross-Country I; Indoor Track I; Spring Track; National Honor Society, President II, I; MAML Olympiad III-I; MAA III-I; Chem- zics Society V, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I; J.V. Football II; Debating and Forensics Society VI; Modem Prize VI, IV, III, II, Approbation Prize V; NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion I. Ambition: To become a Doctor of Medicine. LAWRENCE R. ROBINSON Coin Club V , Red Cross Club V, IV ; Fidelity Prize IV , Ichthyology Club IV, III, Sec. Ill; National Honor Society II, I; Liber Aaomm II, I, Photography Staff II, Anivities Editor I; Microbiology Seminar II. Ambition: To enter the field of medicine. GERARD L. RODDY All our dreams are cajjable of realization. Track III, II. JAMES E. ROODE Anything worth having is wonh working for. Chess Club II; Numismatic Club II; German Club I. Ambition: To enter the field of veterinary medicine. RICHARD P. ROSS Given the experience of the last million years, what can a thoughtful man expect from the human race? Nothing. Ambition: To be a White House plumber.” KENNETH T. RYNNE Tout a change, tout qa reste la meme chose. Science Fair IV; Modem Prize III; Drama Club III, II; Debating and Forensics Society III-I; Argo II, I; Register I; Key Club III-I; Liber Actomm I; Glee Club III-I, All-City Glee Club III, II; S.E. Distria Festival I; Greater Bostonians II, I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To change, to do some good. FRANK J. SANTISI Never make a molehill into a mountain. Key Club III, II, Vice-President I; Classical Prize III; National Honor Society II, I; Football II, I; Baseball II, I; Student Council I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To make an impression. Glenn Jerry Rich 81 Sam Ta-Ha, Sheildsy THEODORE.!. SARANTOPOULOS Succeeding isn ' t everything, it’s the only thing. Classical Prize IV, Argo IV, Professional Club I; Drug Education Club I, Victory Club IV, III, II. Ambition: To be a successful research doctor. PHILIPJ. SEGAL To thine own self be true. National Honor Society II, I, Computer Programming Society II; Numismatic Society VI-I, Senior Table Tennis Society I; Drug Edu- cation Club II. Ambition: To pursue a career in medicine. DANIEL A. SERAFINI You do best what you enjoy most; if you make a profit at the same time, that’s even better. Victory Club IV-L Ambition: To study arranging at Berklee College of Music. .ION E. SHAPE Time wasted is existence; time used is life. Cross-Country V, Indoor Track V; Midget Relay V, Approbation Prize V; Track and Field Club V, IV; Drug Education Club IV’, Med- ical Sciences Club IV; Modern Prize IV; Gardner Prize II, Key Club III-I, Bookstore Committee II, MAML, MAA III-I, Professional Club III, 21st Century Analysis Society III, II, V.P II; Coin Club II, N H.S. II, I, Math-X Club II, I, Sec. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II, Latin-English Program II, I, Business Manager I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To know the going has been good. SAMIR S. SHAMMAS Don’t fire till you see the whites of their eyes. Wrestling Team II, Captain I; Viaory Club II, I. Ambition: To follow Jesus wherever He leads. STEPH EN.!. SHEA Youth, which is forgiven everything, forgives itself nothing; age, which forgives itself everything, is forgiven nothing. Drug Education Club V III, Red Cross Club VI-III, Sec. V, IV, Pres. Ill, Drama Club III-I, Sec. I; Classical Prize V; Argo V; Victory Club I, N.H.S. II, I; Red Cross Inter- School Council V-III, President III Ambition: To be successful in the theater. WILLIAM M. SHIELDS Varsity Hockey IV-I, Victory Club III, II, I; Highway Safety Club III, II, President II, Professional Club I, Key Club II, I Phil Steve 82 Rick SHERMAN J. SHWARTZ You can laugh now; the comedy is over. Crew III-II, Math-X Club V; Ecology Action Club III; Chemzics Society III, Chem Lab Staff III, Victory Club VI-II; Ichthyology Society HI; Science Fair V, IV, III; Boston Regional Science Fair IV, III; Mass. Science Fair III; Professional Club III, Liber Aaorum, Faculty Co- Editor I. STEPHEN T. SILKWOOD Beautiful eyes tell beautiful lies. Victory Club IV, II, I; Globe Art Show Award III, II; Junior Achievement II; Modern Prize V. RICHARD W. SILVER If you can’t convince them, confuse them. Victory Club III-I; Key Club II, I; Professional Club I; Football Pro- gram I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To enter medicine. JON D. SILVERMAN It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. National Honor Society I; Drug Education Club I, Secretary I; Vic- tory Club II, I; Professional Club II; Lawrence Prize IV, III; Gardner Prize IV. Ambition: To find a good quote. FRANCIS X. SINGLETON You only go around once in life, so you gotta grab for all the gusto. Victory Club II, I; Radio Club III, II; Science Fair IV; Key Club III, II, I; Highway Safety Club III; Ski Club I. Ambition: To live happily ever after. RICFLARD J. SINNOTT You can fool some of the people some of the time, and usually that’s enough. Current Events Club V, IV, Vice-President IV; Track IV, III, II; Stu- dent Council IV; Aviation Club VI; Ski Club II, I, President I. Ambition: To go into the military or law enforcement. KEVIN F. SKINNER Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive. Victory Club III, II, I; Key Club I; Math-X Club IV; Ecology Aaion Club III; Highway Safety Club III. Ambition: To be a success. Rick Frank, Dudley TJank,” Henry 83 Which way to the beach ? 84 1 Murray — the ncighborhcxxl pusher. 85 Walt PATRICK SMITH If you ' re not going to go all the way, why go at all? Coin Club V, Aquarium Club VI, Drug Education Club III, Victory Club II, I; Professional Club I; Key Club VI-III; Football Program I; Highway Safety Club I; Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To get the most I can out of life. LOUIS J. SPINNAZOLA I’m just beginning to see . . . now I’m on my way. Computer Programming Society II; Science Fair IV, II; Key Club IV-I; Victory Club IV-I, Radio Club II, I, Sec.-Treas. I. Ambition: To live happily ever after. RICHARD.!. SPRY I listened hard but could not sec Life’s tempo change out and inside me. Stage Crew V-I, Manager II, I, National Honor Society I, Swim Team VI I, Co-Captain I; Col. Edward Kelley Award III; Max Lev- ine Memorial Award I; Baseball III-I; Fidelity Prize V; Warren East- man Robinson Medal III; Viaory Club II, I, Argo Staff III, I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II. GERALD J. STANLEY Never put off till tomorrow what you can avoid altogether. N.H.S. II, I, MAA III, II. I, MAML III-I, Finalist II, Math Team II, I, Co-Captain I, Math-X Club I; Key Club I; Ecology Aaion Club III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize IV, Modem Prize III, V; NMSQT Semifinalist II; Junior Achievement II Ambition: To enter the field of medicine. LEWIS A STERN Ambition: To become a mechanical engineer. KEVIN M. STOCK If you can’t change things with a smile on your face and love in your heart, then you ain’t got no business changing things, because that means you ain’t learned nothing yet. Soccer VI, V, Drug Education Club III, I, Indoor Track V; Ecology Action Club III Ambition: To be a clinical psychologist. WALTER V STONE He who handles himself handles the world. Football IV, Track IV, 111; Argo HI, L Features Editor I; Ski Club 1; Key Club I; Radio Club I; Dramatic Activities Club III. Ambition: To enter the medical profession. 86 Suddy, John Kev, SuJly EUGENE F STRACQUALURSI Have a few, moderation is the keystone of happiness. Cross-Country V. Ambition: To make it to the top. RICHARD M. STUART RA ’MOND W. SUAREZ It sure looks good on the outside, but my lips are sealed. Afro-American Club IV, III, II, I, Vice-President II, President I; Key Club IV. JOHN M. SUDENFIELD Good things come in small packages. Senior Band VI I; Stage Band III-I; Orchestra V, IV; Junior Band VI, V; All-City Band IV-I, Manager IV, III; All-City Woodwind Ensemble I; Argo I; Chess Club V-II; Science Fair V, IV, Honorable Mention V; Professional Club I. Ambition: To pursue a career in law. JAMES F. SULLIVAN Doesn’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone. Victory Club I; Drug Education Club II, Secretary II; Class Commit- tee I. Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt. KEVIN M. SULLIVAN Miles from nowhere. Professional Club III, Drug Education Club III, II, Treasurer II; Vic- tory Club II, I; Freshman Baseball IV; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To stay above water always. LEO V. SULLIVAN He who finds fault in his friends has faulty friends. Approbation Prize IV; Science Fair IV, II; N.H.S. II, I; Student Council IV; Victory Club III-I, Debating and Forensics Society III; Computer Programming Society II, I; Data Processing Assistant II, I; Radio Club II, I; Liber Actorum I, Professional Club 1, Numis- matic Society I; Argo I; MAML Olympiad I. Ambition: To pursue higher education at MIT. Strack Ray Leo, Sully 87 ( Sully, Tim Kev MARK E. SULLIVAN Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. National Honor Society I; Victory Club Ill-I; Key Club I; Varsity Baseball Ill-I; Fidelity Prize III; Track V; Radio Club I; Professional Club I, Table Tennis Club I Ambition: To succeed in life. STEPHEN F. SULLIVAN Highway Safety Club VI, Drug Education Club V; Track VI; Ski Club; Victory Club VI I; Football Program II Ambition: To find a good quote. TIMOTHY L. SULLIVAN EXan’t do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Hockey IV-II; Golf II; Baseball IV; Victory Club II; Table Tennis Club I; Professional Club III, II; Radio Club I; Key Club I; High- way Safety Club I. Ambition: To get the most out of life. SAMUEL S. TAHMOUSH Ad Astra per Aspera. Wrestling Team II, I, Victory Club I; Tennis Club I; Table Tennis Club I, President; Weightlifting Club I; History Club, Treasurer I. Ambition : To strive towards success. VINCENT K. TAM Register Staff II, I; Soccer II, I, Asian Cultures Club II, I; Victory Club I; Science Fair IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II, National Honor Society I; Modem Prize IV; Classical Prize III. Ambition: To be a doctor. MICHAEL G. THOMAS Persistence breeds pierfection. Football IV-I; Baseball IV-I; Indoor Track II, I; Midget Relay V; Modem Prize V; Harvard Commencement Usher II, Science Fair II; Stamp Club III; Professional Club III; Drama Club III, Track and Field Club II, I; Victory Club IV-I; Argo IV-I, Circulation Mgr. IV, Jr. Editor II. Editor-in-Chief I; Radio Club I. Ambition: To seek a career in oceanography or medicine. KEVIN A THORN Do not waste your time on stxial questions. What is the matter with the poor is Poverty; What is the matter with the rich is Uselessness. Senior Band IV-I; Orchestra IV; Jr. Band VI-V, Approbation Prize VI; Modern Prize VI; Classical Prize III, Microbiology Seminar II; N.H.S. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Brown Book Award II; All-City Band, Orchestra IV-II. Ambition: To become a doctor of medicine. Sully Mike, Monk 88 Murray DANIEL W THURM When you lose your abiliry to lau ?h, you lose your ability to think, N.H.S. II, I, Senior Band I V I, All-City Band IV-II; Usher, Harvard Commencement II; All-City Orchestra IV-II; BPS Student Fatuity Orchestra IIMI, All-City Junior Band V; Key Club II I; Science Fair V-II, Honorable Mention II, Indoor Track III; Professional Club, President III; Student Council IV; Fidelity Prize IV, Ichthyology Club V. Ambition: To become a physician. ROBERT B. TYMAN Junior Band Vl-V; Senior Band IV-I; Orchestra V-IV; State Band II; Chess Club V-IV; French Club II; All-City Senior Band V, IV, III, II. Ambition: To enter the medical or engineering professions. VIESTURS H. ULE I have to print tonight. Modem Prize VI; Red Cross Club VI-IV; Photography Club IV, Chess Club III, Ichthyological Society IV, BLS Science Fair V, IV — Third Prize, Junior Division; Boston Science Fair IV — Second Prize, Junior Division; Argo IV, III, 1, Register 1; Football Program IV-I; Liber Actorum V, III, II, Co-Editor-in-Chief I; Computer Program- mers’ Society III, Sec. Treas. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NLAA II, I; MAML II, I — Certificate of Merit; NHS II, I. Ambition: To get some answers to the questions posed by Roy, Jim, and myself. LEO S. VANNONI TTiere is no cure for birth or death save to enjoy the interval. Argo IV-1, Editor-in-Chief I, Underclassmen Editor II; Philatelic Soc. IV-I, Pres. I, V.P. III-II; Chess Club III-I; Key Club II-I; Photogra- phy Club IV, Approbation Prize IV-II; Classical Prize IV, III, II, Prize Reading IV, III, II; Finalist IV-III; NAME, MAA I, Victory Club I, Assistant Secretary I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; N.H.S. II-I; Numismatic Society III-I, Treasurer III, V.P. II. Ambition: To be a lawyer. BRIAN E. VARGA Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can avoid altogether. Debating Soc, VI; Indoor Track IV-III; Cross Country IV, III, II; Football Manager I, Hockey Manager I; Victory Club I; Professional Club I; Drug Education Club I; Philatelic Society VI; Science Fair IV-III. Ambition: To succeed. MURRAY D. VETSTEIN TLiere can be no peace until the power of love exceeds the love of power. Register, Literary Staff II-I, Associate Editor I, Argo Staff II-I; Pro- fessional Club III; Dmg Ed. Club IV-III. Ambition: To enjoy life. RODERICK T. VISSER I may disagree with what you say, but 1 will defend to the death your right to tell such lies. Modem Prize VI-II; Classical Prize V, IV, III; Photography Club V; Bette Demeter Award III, Francis Gardner Debating Award II; MAML III-I; MAA III-I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation II; Harvard Commencement Usher II, Harvard Model U.N. II-I; Debate Squad II-I, Debating Society II-I, Secretary I; N.H.S. II-I, Secretary I; Golf Team II-I. Ambiton: To be an officer in the United States Armed Forces. Herb Rod 89 1 A1 ALFONSO V VITAGLIANO Kenntris hat gerigcn Wert, wenn die nicht mit Andem geteilt wird. Coin Club VI-II; Photography Club III-II; President — Custom Crafting Organization III-I; German Club 1. Ambition: To seek a career in engineering or transportation. Robbie, Raw Don, General Ben FRANK VOTRUBA A penny saved ... is ridiculous! Key Club III, II, I; Math Olympiad II-I; Football Program Photogra- pher I, Argo, Register, Photography Staff Ill-I; Liber Actorum I; Medical Explorers Assn. I; Chess Club VI- V; N.H.S. II-I; Yelmo Classical Prize II; WBZ 700 Fu nd III, II, I. Ambition: To become a doctor of medicine. ROBERT A. WALD Almost counts only in horseshoes, dans and hand grenades. Chemzics Soc III-I; Key Club IV-II, Project Chairman II; Science Fair IV-III; Victory Club VI, III, I; Chess Club V; Liber Actorum Staff II; Debating and Forensics Soc. V-IV; 21st Century Analysis Soc. III-II, Treas. II, Drama Club III; Drug Education Club III, Jun- ior Band V; Senior Band IV-II, Math X Club IV, MAML I, MAA I, Public Declamation VI-IV. Ambition: To become Dr. Wald. BRIAN F. WALSH I made it. J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II-I; Key Club I. Ambition: To have a good time. DONALD B WALTON In strength we remain free, and through our military we find this strength. BLS Red Band V, BLS Rifle Drill Team, 2nd Lt. II-I; Civil Air Patrol, Cadet Airman 1st Class II-L Ambition: To be Sergeant Major of the Army. THOMAS D. WELLS Don’t be denied. Red Cross Club VI, V, IV; Ecology Action Club IV; History Club I; Fidelity Prize V , Red Cross Award for 100 hrs. Volunteer Service V. Ambition: To be a lawyer. BERT C. WICKS O tempora, o mores. Cross Country II; Indoor Track III-II; Spring Track III; Viaory Club I . Frank Walshy Tom, T” 90 Woody JOSEPH P. WILKINSON I gotta get outa here! Well all right! Junior Band V; Senior Band IV ' -I, All-City Band IV-I; Orchestra III- I, Percussion Ensemble IV-I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a space cadet. ROBERT A, WILLIAMS The very time I thought I was lost, my dungeon shook and my chains fell off. Cross Country IV-I, Co-Captain I; Indoor Track IV-I, Co-Captain I; Outdoor Track III-I; Victory Club I; Afro-American Society IV-I, Treasurer II. Ambition: To be employed with the federal government. RICHARD E. WILSON The man that walks in the middle of the road must look over both shoulders. Glee Club VI; Highway Safety Club V; Viaory Club I; Key Club I. Ambition: To be a lawyer. JOHN Y. L. WONG Once a king always a king. Crew Team IV-II; Track Team III-I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Drug Education Club IIl-I, Vice President II; Philatelic Society III-I, Vice President I; Table Tennis Society III, II, Secretary II; Computer Programming Society II; Sailing Club II, I; Ski Club II; Junior Achievement — Sales Manager II; Viaory Club II, I; Ereshman Baseball IV; 21st Century Analysis Society III, II; Professional Club IV; Tutor II Ambition: To perform beyond my expectations. THEODORE J. WOO If there must be a reason to smile, let the reason be you. Coin Club V; Aviation Club V; Wrestling Club V, Drug Education Club IV; Supply Room Staff V-I; Chess Club IV-II; Student Council III; Math X Club III-I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Argo I; Key Club I; Victory Club I; Professional Club II, I; Table Tennis Society II. Ambition: To be successful. MICHAEL D. WOOD If it feels right, do it. If you do it, do it right. Coin Club V; Radio Club VI; Viaory Club I. JOHN R. WRIGHT Be sure you’re right, then go ahead! Cafeteria Staff V, IV; Crew Team II, I; Debating and Forensics Soci- ety III; Drill Team — 2nd Lt. II, I; Stage and Field Color Guard II, I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To succeed. ■ I Rick, Stretch Teddy Twerp, Elmo 91 Steve Sleepy, Yelmo Johnny Angel Ron STEPHEN T. WYSE I may be only the son of a butcher, but there’s nothing 1 can’t loin. Dixwell Prize II, Victory Club II, I; 21st Century Analysis Society II; Chess Club I; Science Pair IV, III, Music Appreciation Club IV, III, An Club IV. Ambition: To find the land of strawberry seas and marmalade skies, where rocking-horse people eat marshmallow pies. HARRY YEE Tread softly, for your steps are heard by only one. Victory Club VI, V; Stamp Club VI; Football Manager III, II; Asian Cultures Club I; Drug Education Club I; Argo Business Staff II, I; Liber Actorum I, Photographer I; Science Fair III, II. Ambition: To be an attorney. JOHN J. YELMOKAS Hey, where’s ya school spirit?? Key Club IV-I; Victory Club III-I; Ski Club II; Professional Club IV, III; Radio Club II, I; Red Cross III; Highway Safety Club III. Ambition : to go cross-country on bicycle. JOSEPH H. YOFFA Nothing is wasted that makes a memory. Victory Club II, I; Indoor Track IV; Professional Club I; Cross- Country III, II. Ambition: To be happy in what I end up doing. RONALD W. ZEGHIBE While building castles by the sea, he dares the tardy tide to wash them all aside. N.H.S. II, I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Fidelity Prize V; Classical Prize III; Approbation Prize II; Current Events Club V, IV; Liber Actorum, Faculty Co- Editor I; Chemzics Society II, Siecretary I, Model U.N. Society IV-1, Chairman III, II, President I, Debating and Forensics Society VI I V; Chem Lab Asst. IV-I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Crew III-I; Science Fair III, II, 2nd Prize III, II; 3rd Prize Boston Science Fair II; Mass. State Science Fair II, Table Tennis Club I, Best Delegation Stonehill UN, II, MAML Olympiad II, I; Hon. Mention Bentley College UN II. Ambition: To seek a career in international law and foreign diplo- macy. MARK E. ZIEF I did it for duty and humanity. Victory Club VI, V, I; Radio Club II, I; Argo Staff I; Football Pro- gram I; Professional Club III, Drug Education Club I, Coin Club II. Ambition: To eat, drink, and be merry. MICHAEL A. DIGENIO Evel, Mark KENNETH J KELLY JAN SUREL LAURENCE E. YOUNG 92 93 Class Will We, the Class of 1974, leave: ALFERT, a pair of sequined drumsticks; ASHLEY, a pitching arm; BAND, reality; BAYERS, a Fortran fiasco; BERNSTEIN, e” flat; BOWERS, APPLES AND BEETS, D. BRADY, a Trac II razor; J. BRENNAN, a heavy date with a 200 lb. transmitter; S. BRENNAN, Sidney Rabb’s granddaughter; W. BRENNAN, a nuptial blessing from St. Sheila; CARNEY, a Remington styling comb; CASEY, an exorcism; CASSIS, his own football camp; CHERMESINO, a scream- ing pack of groupies; G. CHIN, a spangled silk sweatsuit; CLARKE, an appreciative ear; COLL- ING WOOD, life as one big poem; DOYLE, a cold tape deck; CONLEY, a bronzed stool at the Blue Zoo”; CONNERTY, 100 pea hounds; DALY, in Hull; D’ AMATO, work to be done on time, COULTER, Genovese; J. CRONIN, a jack hammer; CUSACK, a nightmare of Rynne dumping on HIM; COSTELLO, his namesake; DAVID, a gas-saving camel; DEPAOLIS, his brothers, Harpo and Chico; D. DEVLIN, a Jaguar XKE; DICARLO, out of the picture; DRAISEN, a court battle with Perry Mason; EELDER, a hoop he can dunk at; J. EOLEY, a 31% of all IBM’s stock; T. FITZGERALD, lovable Larry D.’s diary; FRANKLETON, a rake and a Frack-pack; GAUGHAN, flexible Chuck; GRUBER, an internship at Cairo Medical Center; GULINELLO, an integral he can’t solve; HICKEY, a starting spot on the All-Western Hemi- sphere football team; HORNE, rat poison; D. JOYCE, the lead in the new production of HAIR”; KALELL, a college whose hockey shirt he DOESN’T have; KANE, more white socks; T. KEELE ' ' , true love at a St. Gregory’s dance; M. KELLY, the Uncola; M. KENNY, a well- behaved girlfriend; KILLORAN, a good joke; KING, a job at Traver’s; KWAN, 2nd place; ABBOTT, CAREY, O’BRIEN, AND REGAN, a joint venture; DIGENK Mr. Rcsnick; LEMBO, tuition money for Cassis’s football camp; LOFCHIE, as an inspiration to future BI students; S. MAHONEY, mom, apple pic, and the girl he left behind; MARINI, a baseball glove he uses; McALLISTER, Honorable Mention, All-City football; McKINNON, a red flag, 15 yards, and a golden key; MORIELLO, a lifetime membership at Jacque’s; D. McCARTHY, Diane; McBRINE, a bone; MEYERKOPF, Tammy; FLAHERTY, the girls in purple; JIM MITCHELL, an endless supply of bananas; MORELLI, the contract to build the new Latin School; NESTOR, someone who knows his real name; OSTIS, a jam with John Mahavishnu McGlothlin; PANOVS, Gene Survillo; PARIS, in France; PESCATORE, an afternoon without Brian; PETERSON, 1st prize in the Boston Beautiful Body” Contest; POWER, a good-looking girlfriend; PRICE, an All-City plaque his freshman year in college; QUINE, an air filter, a case of motor oil, and a Wolfpack T-shirt; RAFFAUF, a win over Spry and Costello; POCHI, a muzzle; REYNOLDS, a 2 tries harder” button; RYNNE, a Tom Cusak eulogy at his funeral; SAN- TISI and PIETRASIK, an afternoon they can’t con Easy Ed; SHAFF, 30 Wonder Bread How big do you want to be?” commercials; SHIELDS, a life supply of Nair; SCHWARTZ, a Dow Chemi- cal Munitions Scholarship; SPRY, a race with Flipper; STANLEY, tequila with the worm; THOMAS, a vine to swing from; ULE, an MIT sweatshirt with the date on it; VANNONI, another excellent ARGO; VARGA, someone he can BEET; VETSTEIN, a private smoking lounge; VISSER, Sigma, Epsilon, Xi; VITAGLIANO, an unpatched coat; VOTRUBA, a face mask; WALTON, a Communist invasion; WRJGHTyat Commonwealth Armory; WILLIAMS, a 3:59-8 mile; YELMOKAS, presidency of his own club; ZEGHIBE, a point; WELLS, a real rush. The best part of the whole time . r September, 1S 68. Over three hundred of us gathered for the ritual first day of school, e had all gone through this ritual before, but this first day was different. It was the first day of a career that has lasted for six years. We -started that career confused and uncertain. No on wa sure whether he belonged to the third that wayld graduate or the two-thirds that would be somewhere else come 1974. We all wondered what the tea Itrs would be kc,‘who the other students were, what the classes would be like. Our curiosity was soon satisfied. We discovered that both students and teachers were a cross section of every type, just like every other group we had ever known. Classes were all business and work from the very first day, much to our dismay. Soon the novelty and strangeness wore off, and we began to get used to the routine. The myste- ries of the ancient tongue were unraveled, and the world of mathematics was explored. We became repcisitories for all the arcane facts necessary to a classical education. Our expert knowl- edge included Roman military strategy, classical physics, English literature, and computer pro- gramming. However, not all of our education took place in the classroom. The years we sjaent at Latin were six of the most turbulent years of modern times. What happened outside the classroom would have more effect on our lives than anything we ever did or learned inside it. A war fought in a jungle 10,000 miles away became the focus of much of the controversy of the 60’s and 70’s. It raised questions bf morality and legality that split the nation. It killed over a mil- lion {aeople and cost billions of dollars. It destroyed a president, and reduced that same man to hiding in the White House in fear of the very people who had elected him. Even as w e graduated, it continued. No one could see any end to it as it spilled over into neighboring countries, spreading the death and destruction so familiar to Indo-China. Streets all over the country erupted in violence. Tension that had been building for years came to the surface and showed that neither blacks nor whites had a monopoly on hatred. Man landed on the moon, culminating the greatest technical effort m history. Vi atergate. A single word that became synonymous with the abuses of power involved in the election of 1972. The crimes attributed to the Nixon AMminis at ion shook the faith of the Ameri- can i ple in thpir government. The people saw .and heard the stories of bugging, break-ins, bur- glary, bribery, obstruction of justice, and political dirty tricks rofdty government officials, and worthed what kkid of person was running their gpvemment. Terror and blackmail became a real and deadly pan of international politics. The Midl ? wa? ' was fought y jAi terrorists in almost every country in Europe, including even the Olympic Vil- lage at ' Miyiichj— All tb e things were far removed from our daily existence, even though they had, and will ' ’-t continud ' to hayq, a great effect upon our lives. However, there war® other events that happened that affected us immediately, direSy, and personally. - — We learned BWSfe aSout unions and strikes than we could from any history cla by virtue of the sight ' of our teachers walking a picket line. A two week strike resulted in a pay raise and better working conditions. One side benefit was the reduction of the number of marking terms from seven to five, as reqyireeHn the new contract. - Ngt only were the teachers on strike. Student unrest over conditions and administration spread ' Tliroughout the Bos«on ' ' School System. Scattered walkouts occurred across the city. A mass meet- ing becwcen the Boston School Committee and students ended in a student walkout at the meeting a dtywick strikgjjf ' the high sch(X)ls. Our neighbors on the other side of Avenue Louis Pasteur moved into a new building, despite letermined efforts by the administrations of both Latin Schools to obtain it for Girls’ Latin. The battle for the new building degenerated into name calling and brought no credit upon anyone involved in the controversy. There were other confre tations with English. Over a hundred English students broke into Latin at the height ! the student strike, resulting in a melee on the front steps. Later, individual assaults on Latin u|� dcrdassmen by English students were stopped only by a change in schedules at both schools. On the football field, Latin t x)k its seventh straight Thanksgiving Day game in 1973. 96 The antiquated Aess code was finally revoked. Coats and ties soon became only a memory. Happily, there be no more sweltering spring days, no more jackets worn daily until they hecsune thread-bate, no more last minute hunting for the day’s tie, as Latin caught up with the lib sm of da tanes. we entelBtClifcs VI, the Women’s Liberation Movement was hardly known to anyone, much less to a group of seventh graders. LiJ wever, Womens’ Lib grew rapidly in numbers and Qjter nd turned its attention to fighting difcrimination against women. One of their targets was the all-male Lsttn, School. The feminists fenced sexual integration at Boston Latin, Girls’ Latin, and English High in ptember of 1972. Bdbcational innovation cam o the tradition bound Latin School in the form of Flcxihk.£am-. It dcvelope tom less than, a doz nygjt gjxses in 1971 to the co4iplete progijm of 1974. The ®embers dP the class of 1974 tqj y dvanta of|the| hundreds of opportiinitie . ,j| fl j|ty,’i Intetwhi and college courses became ne and unusual cxpcn ces far different o, ; J from thc accu J 1 tomei routine of high school life. Fl( ble Campus w our chance to explore bccai 4s e requi t ut bec{iuse,we were interested in jhenw time for coll applications appjpached, we began to play th ' numbers||ame. The omnis- cient CoJU ie Board appeared and rlSucqd our lives to the numbers its machines understcxxl. We filed jBBf [ pjllications and waited. For some, there (was fulfillmen ' for otl rs, cJ w intment. m The lass thathad been toother forsixi, years separa|pd, each according t his choice., J ' ' Ifet there wasSbfnetlnng to be learned from alibis, an inrighti|ito wnicrcxqjir tha| ri!liK chi0h974. We discovered that each one of us is an individual. Wt all Iw diffcr M� ns for coming to Latin, and different motivatiortsfb’f’SfS ing there. OurTOilitiewaried wmo IP? saw in ourselves future poets, athletes, engineers, photographers, scientists, teachers, doctors, and mc e; this melange made he class of 1974 unique, and each of us came to realize this. We respected each other as friends and equals. And at the end of the six years we discovered what we valued most — our friends. Now that our high school careers have ended, we will forget the petty annoyances, the tough teachers, the cold trolleys in the predawn mornings and remember the best part of the whole time — the people we knew. • • • The people we knew. Res Athleticae 100 r ' •M- The Boston Latin School Varsity FcxJtball team finished the 1973 sea- son with a 4-5 record. The team, mostly composed of Juniors and Soph- omores, will have a large number of lettermen returning for the 1974 Season. The Varsity defeated Technical, Brookline, New Bedford, and English, while losing to Medford, Weymouth South, I9urfee, B.C. High, and Newton. Quarterback Pat Daly and tackle Bruce McKinnon were voted M.V.P.’s of the Latin-English game. Center Mike McAllister received Honorable Mention All-Scholastic. Tlie following boys were selected All-City: Offense: Steve Mahoney — End, Earl McCrary — Halfback, Bruce McKinnon — Tackle. Defense: Tim Fitzgerald — Halfback, John MacDonald — Linebacker, Fred Rihbany — Tackle. The Junior Varsity finished with a 5-4 record and the Freshman Team ended up with a 1-4-0 record. The highlights of the J.V. season were victories over Weymouth South, Catholic Memorial, Brookline, Roslin- dale, and Technical. I FIRST ROW: Head Coach Costello, McAllister, Kenny, Felder, Cronin, Hickey, Conley, Flaherty, S. Mahoney, McKinnon, T Fitzgerald, Santisi, Ualy, Quine, M Kelley, Doyle, Cassis. Casey. SECOND ROW. Coach Cohen, Harrison, S. Kelley, Bletzer, MacDonald, Puopolo, Gamache, Herman, Duffy, Burnham, Vaughn, King. DeLuca, S. Fitzgerald, Rihbany, Duggan, J Mahoney, T. Fitzgerald, Trainer Lyons, Dr. Wilfred L. O’Leary THIRD ROW McFarland, Scavotto, Bennett, Poore, Donovan, Ustach, Matthews, Hunnefeld, Morelli, E Carroll,’ McCarthy, B. Carroll, Yotts, Connors, McCrary, Ruggere, Devirgilio, Coach Moran, B Kelley LATIN 0 THE RECORD Medford 12 LATIN 12 Weymouth South 20 LATIN 47 Technical 0 LATIN 19 Brookline 0 LATIN 22 New Bedford 8 LATIN 0 Durfee 25 LATIN 6 Newton 13 LATIN 6 B.C. High 14 LATIN 35 English 8 I 101 Grueling Season Finale: Latin vs. English . . . Triumph BOSTON UNIVERSITY HOME GUESTS DOWN TOGO BALLON Cross Country t The Latin School Cross Country program begins unofficially in August. Runners work out on their own. By the time training begins officially, % ' eterans should be able to jog at least ten miles. Long distance running tests one’s mental agility and indeed personal- ity. The sport is lonely; to fill the time, the mind goes off on a tangent. This mood is not meditation, but eclectic, patterned thought. After each workout the question of whether running is worthwhile or not can only be answered affirmatively by noting 6ne’s improvement in time and increase in distance over the last outing. This year’s Latin squad, which had promise of being among the best |? in the sch x)l’s history, lost varsity runners Fred Carey, Tom Madden, ■ Dave Higgins, and Co-Captains Bob Williams and Chris Moylan to |i( injuries. Some runners did stay healthy: Junior Steve Cunningham and L Senior Neil Foley led the Wolf pack team to a ten and four season and [I to Latin’s third consecutive City and Regimental Championships. Cun- ningham tied the course record in the Regimental meet and placed I4th in the State Championships, a remarkable finish for a Boston Public i School student. FIRST ROW: Roddy, Gctchell, R Foley, Williams (G Capt ), Moylan (Co— Capt.), N Foley, Hale, Dnammey, Madden. SECOND ROW: Cunningham, Marini, ' Reynolds, Geyer, MacKarland, McGuire, Coach Irons. THIRD ROW : Donahue, Reid, Conroy, Slade, Mulkem. 104 105 FIRST ROW Finn, I.iitic, I.vnth. V(K)1, (x)llins. Kordis SFX.()NI) R( )VC ' 0 ach (]ohcn, St (Sr. Farley, Morns. Omw.iy. Kennedy. I lanifin. MiC arron The Wolf pack five were hard pressed this year in an unbelievably tough City League. The hoopsters, led by Co-Captains Dan McCarthy and Steve King, compiled a 7-11 season, recording exciting victories over Weymouth Stjuth and East Boston while bowing to strong teams such as English, Technical, and Dorchester. (Sreat con- tributions were made by leading scorer Steve King, forwards Dan McCarthy and Tim Fitzgerald, center Jerry Murphy, guard Bob Horne and sophomore sensation J x; Minihan. Returning next year are Co-Captains Bob Miller and Chuck .McCallum, Vic Kingsley, and Bill Greene. The Team wishes to thank Coaches Costello and (x)hen for their dedication and inspi ration all season long. BLS 36 Xaverian 60 49 I3orchester 90 32 Hvde Park f)6 72 South I3oston 42 49 Technical 7) 60 Weymouth Scauth 66 64 Roslindale 47 33 English 1(X) 38 I3orchester 69 33 Hyde Park 62 66 ,South Boston 39 43 Technical 62 62 English 83 33 East Boston 33 36 Roslindale 33 36 Weymouth ,South 34(OT) 62 East Boston 48 63 Xaverian 73 Swimming — Undefeated This year the Swim Team compiled a record of 14 victories and 0 defeats. They won the Central Conference League Title and were victorious in the City of Boston and the Central Conference post sea- son championship meets. Including last year the team has a 29-0 record. Spr ' , Costello, Santangelo, and Butler were seleaed for the Mass. Interscholastic Swimming Team. New school records were established by Spry in the butterfly, Butler in the breaststroke, San- tangelo in diving, Costello in the freestyle, and by the Medley Relay Team of Spry, Butler, Connors, and Raffauf. In the N.E. Champion- ship meet Spry placed second and Santangelo sixth. MEDLEY TEAM: Raffaui, Spry, Butler, Connors and Mr. Ellison. 108 FIRST ROW Ahem, Connors, Raffauf, Spry, Costello, Flaherty. SECOND ROW: Mr Powers, Suissa, O ' Neil, Spry, Golden, Alford, Tully, Bean, Ames, Milano. THIRD ROW: Santangelo, Bohan, Earls, Shaughnessey, Higgins, Butler, Earls, Beggan, McDonough. BLS BI 52 Norwood 34 50 Moses Brown 33 87 Malden 75 92 Brookline 74 94 Xaverian 77 103 Camb. I-atin 58 55 Brighton 38 53 Rindgc Tech 35 93 Technical 79 98 C. M 68 48 S. Boston 35 99 B. C. High 73 94 Westwood 76 42 Bos. English 24 Blades, Bruises, Breakaways . . . . . . Great Season FIRST ROW Varga (Mgr ), Morgan, Spicer, Dwan, Connerry (CoCapt ), Donovan. SECOND ROW: Coach Coleman, Kel- Co — Captains Mike Connerty and Jack Doyle with ley, Duggan, Yotts, King, O’Callahan, Doyle (Co-Capt ), Pero, Olsen, Nelligan, Pescatore (Mgr ) THIRD ROW: Neelon, Assistant Coach Stewan Maneikis, Daly, Mahoney, Cavalieri, O’Connor RECORD BLS 3 Charlestown 3 2 Hyde Park 0 3 Technical 3 2 South Boston 6 4 Weston 2 1 East Boston 2 2 Hyde Park 1 3 Technical 1 1 South Boston 3 7 East Boston 3 8 English 2 3 Hyde Park 0 4 Charlestown 0 0 Technical 0 2 South Boston 4 3 East Boston 1 2 Charlestown 1 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Brookline 1 2 Malden Catholic 9 The 73-74 season saw Latin become a prominent power in Division I Hockey by qualifying for the Eastern Mass. Tournament. The wolf pack defeated Brookline in first round play of the tournament and showed promise and poise in its 9-2 loss to top-seeded Malden Catholic. Highlights of the season included the 7 points gained in the standings by defeating Charlestown twice and tying them once. Coach Coleman attributed this year’s success to the leadership displayed by five seniors: Mike Connerty (Co. Capt.), Jack Doyle (Co. Capt.), Pat Daly, Bill Shields, and Steve Mahoney. The team finished the season with an 11-5-3 record gaining two All Star berths in the Boston Conference for Mike Connerty (goal) and Junior defenseman Jack O’Callahan. 1 1 1 J.V. and Freshman Hockey FIRST ROW: Mr. Pollock (coach), DeVellis, Simpson, Slade, Hanlon, Sorrentino, Brolin, McIntosh, J. Pollock (manager). SECOND ROW: Connolly, Lee, Ollen, Maciejko, Sweeney, Cowley, Daly. NOT PRESENT: Bletzer, Whelan, Perella, Laffan, McCarthy, Fitzgerald. The Boston Latin School _JV Hockey Team enjoyed its most successful season since its revival five years ago, pxrsting a 10-6-2 record against many strong and out- standing public and private school hockey teams in the Greater Boston area. This JV Hockey Team, coached by Mr. Pollock, was sparked by the play-making of Tom Maciejko and the tight checking of John Ollen, co-captains. The highlights of the season were the 4-3 upset over Catholic Memorial and the 5- 2 victory over undefeated Malden Catholic. The Latin ,JV’s also faced strong competition against such teams as Thayer Acad- emy, Arlington, Belmont Hill, and B. C. High. The JV hockey program shows great promise for the future and shall prove its worth by supplying talented players for the varsity. 112 Soccer Team I An inexpjcrienced B.L.S. Soccer team ended a disappointing season with a record of 0-12. The team showed improvement over the last half of the season and came close to a few victories. Major setbacks came when Captain Steve Price fractured his hand before the second game and was out for the season; also three other staners were lost due to transfer to other schools and work after school. On the positive side, outstanding var- sity men were Eiennis Brady, John Lowe, and John Gray who claimed five out of the six goals scored during the season. In addition many new boys received soccer experience. Coach Evans is looking for- ward to the return of fifteen lettermen for next year to help in future competition. 113 Track FIRST ROW: Cunningham, Reed, Harvey, Buckley, Felder (CoCapt ), Williams (Co-Capt ), Quarles, Young, Davenport, SEC- OND ROW: Bradley, Geyer, McCarthy, Williams, McFarland, Acerra, Mulkern, Hart, Cavas, Feugel, Foley, Coach Irons. THIRD ROW: Hegarty, Getchell, Reynolds, Marini, Herman, Hale, Keenan, Coveney, Uva, Mulhem, Drummey, Toplyne, John- son, Banlett, McGuire. BLS 48 B, C. High 36 BLS 60 St. Sebastian 34 BLS 46 Chelsea 38 BLS 45 B. C. High 39 BLS 42 Rindge Tech 46 BLS 56 Danvers 36 BLS 62 St. Sebastian 32 BLS 48 North Quincy 37 BLS 48 Chelsea 36 BLS 52 Technical 38 BLS 54 English 38 Since Coach Irons’ arrival four years ago, the Track Team has exp erienced unprece- dented success. The Team’s strength was evi- dent in the state championships. Seven run- ners made the finals. Steve Cunningham fin- ished sixth in the two mile, Mike McCarty third in the mile. Bob Williams third in the 1000, George Munro second in the 600, and Chris Bradley second in the 300. In the sprints, Clayton Felder and Paul Quarles blew away with a sixth and a fourth. In the Mass. State Coaches’ Invitational, Marini, Getchell, Foley, and Munro finished fourth in the 600 relay. City teams rarely do well in such meets, for the distance runners have no decent prac- tice facilities but the season was more than satisfying. The runners mentioned above received the able backing of a number of promising underclassmen. Latin suffered its only loss of the regular season to Rindge Tech. In the Regimentals Latin finished sec- ond to English. The squad entered Spring Track with determination and a confidence for another good season. 115 Golf Team Swings for Championship Latin’s Golf Team after finishing second place in the Mass. Coastal League expect to win it all this year. Although graduation has dealt a crippling blow to the Latin whackers, the new players are expected to pick up the slack, led by returning lettermen DiCarlo, Visser, and Trocki. The team should place well in tournament play. Larkin, Everson, Kilroy, and fivesie flash Carangelo should fill the gaps adeptly getting those needed points for a winning season. The team would like to thank Mr. Stacey Johnson for his expert guid- ance and devotion. 1 k St. Sebastian’s 5 1 2 BLS 6 2 Hyde Park 2 BLS 7 Tech 1 BLS 8 North Quincy 5 BLS 4 Quincy 4 BLS 5 Quincy 3 BLS 6 English 0 BLS 9 Thompson Acd. 0 BLS 9 St. Sebastian’s 5 BLS 7 Hyde Park 3 BLS 6 Tech 2 BLS 7 North Quincy 5 BLS 4 Thompson Acd. 0 BLS 9 116 Larkin, DiCarlo (Co-Capt), Trocki (Co-Capt), Everson, Carangelo Crew FIRST ROW: LaBelle, O’Reilly, Zeghibe, D’ Amato, Lofchie, David, 0)ach Vara. SECOND ROW: Carney, Walsh, K. Zcghibe, C. D ' Amato, O’Brien, Blais, Costello. THIRD ROW : Yeoman, Kerr, Tehan, MacDonald, Raskauslcas, Lynch, Abruzzese, Kelleher 117 This year’s wolfpack nine promises to be a strong contender for the City Championship and the State Title. Strong pitching is Latin’s ace in the hole. All-City picks Lance Peterson, and Mark Sullivan will provide the shutout hurling, while Pat Daly, Joe Celeste, Rick Spry, and Billy Daugherty will run the scores up with their big bats. The nucleus is certainly there waiting for the first ball to be thrown out heralding a successful season. Baseball 118 FIRST ROW : Yotts, C. Peterson, Spry, Harrison. SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Coleman, Celeste, King, Santisi, Daly, L. Peterson, Murphy, Fitzgerald, Marini, Thomas, M. King (Mgr.). 119 Qrdinationes Scholasticae ni be sued FIRST ROW: Fu Manchu, Strobo, Scoop. SECOND ROW Irish Hawaiian. Michdob Mike, Double Chin, Chesty, Puva. Clarke Kent THIRD ROW: Chocko. Super Numerary, Coolie, Scrooge. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Herb Ule Paul D’Amato Dan McCarthy, Asst Editor Jim Foley, Asst. Editor 1 Bob Clarke, Activities Ron Zcghibc, All Business Unexpected visitor. Steve Mahoney, Seniors Mike DiCarlo, Sports Dave Chin, Typist A year of hard work. Ted Asbergs, Photog Bob Cleary, Copy Co-eds Steve David, Sports Register o -,i Harris Collingwood Timothy Lay William Shea Murray Vetstein Dan Flanigan Vincent Tam PUo r p hen Photo raplu ' 4rt Paul D’Amato .lo Pon rihu ors Phil Bonomo Harris Collingwood Francis Cusack Michael DiCorlo Meg Gallagher Timothy Lay Steve Messina William Shea Murray Vetstein Teodor Asbergs Paul D ' Amato Bruce Wisentoner Editors Harris Collingwood and Paul D’Amato 124 Don Flanigan s Mr Mr. Kevin Roche uiior Mr. William Powers The winter issue of the Register was thin; two edi- tors, relying for the most part on their own judgment selected the magazine’s literary and visual materials, choosing from a depressingly small pile of submissions. What emerged finally was an issue reflecting two gen- erally sympathetic tastes. The Spring issue shows signs of being a more collec- tive effort. Work from new writers and artists wdll be included and the magazine will have more pages. Artistic talent and creativity, call it what you want, are floating around this school, but little of it has navi- gated to the Register. FIRST ROW: Cusacic, Asbergs, Curtin, Collingwood, Mr Roche. SECOND ROW: Wisentaner, Ulc, Tam. Mes- sina, D’Amato. Argo FIRST ROW: Cleary, Coulter, Longfield, DiCarlo, Vannoni, Thomas, Moylan, O’Brien, Sinnott, Falabella, Stone, P. D’Amato. SECOND ROW: Lofchie, Lembo, Ashley, Asbergs, Nickerson, Chin, Cronin, Foley, Bonomo, Rosen. THIRD ROW McCanhy, Ule, Sullivan, Woods, Votruba, Fabiano, Smith, C. D’Amato Informative writing headlined this year’s ARGO. There were articles explaining Flexible Campus, College Boards, and drug abuse. The editors, Leo Vannoni and Mike Thomas, wish to thank Mr. Nilsen for his unselfish devotion and his endless supply of passes. aRG© hat is Flexible (iampiiH? Board I |Mlate H I I ' ragedy ?tli i uuu;il ill;i5sir ' Ibuibtubiiui Daw iLatiu lls irlirr«pii ?trlh 9:30 A. iiH. ' t ' obftttlifr 2 ' i, 1973 To say the least, it was fantastic. (Ask any of the staff members!) Yet the Program was a success in both the literary and financial aspeas due only to the combined effons of Marty Kenney, Paul Connelly, and Steve O’Donnell. Sincere thanks go to Mr. Fred Irons for his unerring guidance. Football Program FIRST ROW: Keeley, Woods, Connelly, Mr. Irons, Kenney, Lembo, Morelli. SECOND ROW: Dragotakes, Smith, Kinahan, Silver, Galvin, Murphy. THIRD ROW: Ule, Votmba. ' 25 The Bands FIRST ROW Alexander, Sudenfield, Tyman, Dinatale, Alfcrt, McCoy, Ahern, loiter, Baltusis SECOND ROW Kelleher, Schwana, Hovestadt, Mirski, Feeney, Guzzo, Tedesco, C Grammer, E Grammer THIRD ROW Mr Boisen, Norton, Wetherby, Vaughan, Giordano. Stage Junior Senior FIRST ROW; Suissa, Grammer, Donnelly, Wong, O’Malley, Lobosco, Guinea, Vaughn, Chung, Hardiman, Nonon, Devellis, Carhonaro, Kasparian, Dommenicucci. SECOND ROW: Alhanese, Parrel, Leonard, Depascale, Rothmen, Walker, Giordano, Dumas, Mehrling, Chin, Healy, Platt, Doukas. THIRD ROW: Casey, Sudenfield, Thurm, Thom, Tyman, Larkin, Ahem, Wilkinson, Alfert, Pearson, Dina- tale, Mitchell, Mealey, Gross. FOURTH ROW: Slight, Browne, Hegarty, Lyons, Cavanaugh, Kane, McCoy, Meyerkopf, Bertucci, Esco, Martini, George, Perella, Pugsley. FIFTH ROW : Mr Boisen, Leiter, Feeney, Wetherhy, Caner, Harrington, Stem, Alexander, Hovestadt, Wigmore, Nonon, Coffey, Olson. SIXTH ROW: Grammer, Mirski, Guzzo, Kelleher, Romano, Schwanz, Dolhen, Camphell, Kordis, Trocano, Donahue, Cotrone, Eder. FIRST ROW: Edwards, Class, Grant, Hecht, Mr. Boisen, Welch, Hout, Peacott, Robinson. SECOND ROW: Bakas, Bloom, Tranfaglia, O’Brien, Daly, Padua, Vozzella, Mulkem, Tyson. THIRD ROW: Dan, Duffy, Allegro, Harrington, Davis, McLean, Wilkinson, Min ogue. 127 Declamation AJan Pochi Pamela Brown Francis Cusack i( Marc Draisen Tim Kelliher Stephen Messina Maurice Lei ter Joseph Fiore Glee Club FIRST ROW: Conroy, Resnjccia, Tate, Robertson, Spears, Federico, Kilduff, Palombi, Hryniewicz, Mortes, Healey. SECOND ROW; DeLisle, McStowe, Young, DcPascale, Tevnan, lannone, DeCosta, DeOssie, Chafety, Adduci, Hughes, Berquist THIRD ROW: Gorman, Robinson, Kelly, Mouratian, Ule, May, Voltaire, Wiel- iczkicwicz, Kerrigan, Sharp, Ransom, Schulman, Small, Harris, Pettiglio, Cimmina, Pratt. FOURTTl ROW: Diamond, Decry, Nauss,Peacott, Miller, Murphy, Small, Connolly, Olson, Kilday, Trementozzi, Ferzoco, Hulme, Olson, Walsh, Gianni, Busa. FIFTH ROW: Schnecbcrger, Saar, Cullen, Primes, Clarke, Gambale, O’Brien, Foley, Handy, Cusack, Hamwcy, Pcro, Huot. 128 Debating and Forensics Society FIRST ROW : O’Brien, Miller, LaScaleia, Visser, DePaolis, Draisen, Casby, Locke, Harrington, Gardiner. SECOND ROW : Gilmore, Browne, Rosenberg, S. O’Brien, McCarthy, Choharis, O’Keeffe, McCormack, Fitzgerald, Brolin, Giunta, Talbot, McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Cadarelli, Mehrling, Maloney, Olesiak, Cubbison, Shibley, Goode, Farrell, Rynne, Cusack, Rothman, Mr Finizia. This year the Debating and Forensics Society continued to expand its mem- bership and attend many debating and public speaking competitions, including the North Quincy High School Debate, the Daniel Webster Debate Tourna- ment in Melrose, the Masconomet Winter Forensic Festival, and the Massa- chusetts State Finals at U. Mass., Amherst. In addition, we are re-instituting this year at Boston Latin the tradition of hosting a debate and speech competition. Sincere thanks are extended to Dr. O’Leary, Dr. Gwiazda, and Mr. Finizia for their advice and assistance. OFFICERS Pres. — Marc Draisen V.P. For. — Louis DePaolis V.P. Deb. — Mark Casby Sec. — Rod Visser Asst. Sec. — Paul Locke Treas. — Michael LaScaleia 129 FIR5T ROW: Mulrey, M. Olson, O ' Donnell, Shea, Caramanzana, Mr Russell, Keenan, Joyce, Messina, Kirsch, Cimmino. SECOND ROW: Padua, Welch, Duduch, Gallagher, Kelley, Patrick, Burman, Lay, Davis. THIRD ROW: Pochi, Young, L. Olson, Sorrentino, Denier, Rauchuck, Browne, Hentoff, Norton. FOLIRTH ROW: Dowling, Gruber, Trocano, Fiore, Driscoll, Bonomo. This year the Drama Club staged YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, a comedy in three acts by Kaufman and Hart as well as DON’T DRINK THE WATER another comedy by Woody Allen. We would like to thank our directors, members, and other interested parties, who put in so much time and effon in rehearsing the action, in building the sets, and in promoting the performances. Most of all, we thank our audiences who made all the hard work worthwhile. IT M Girls ' Aid to the Public FIR.ST ROW O’Connor, Pero, Chan, Weiss, O’Neil ( V P ), McMullen, Barbar (Pres.), Wong (Scc. Treas.) SECOND ROW: Ms Shea, Ameer, Stanislawzyk, Ziff, Foley, I avoren, Mcl,aughlin, McEachem. 130 Student Council FIRST ROW: Perruzzi, Higgins, Santisi, Cronin (BSAC del ). Supple, Casey, Driscoll, Murray, Mastro, Colonna, Rooney, Kelly, Murphy. SECOND ROW: Kenny, Colarusso, Jones, Toomey, O’Malley, Vazza, Stranburg, Alford, Kuegel, Pero, Smith, Frackleton, David, Harney. THIRD ROW: Casey, Reardon, Nixon, McCarthy, Kalell, Koch, Keeley, Ashley, Everson, Hawker, White, O’Brien, Duduck, Carmen. OFFICERS Pres. — P. Casey V. Pres. — L Cavino Sec. — E. Murray Treas. — M. Driscoll Sgt.-at-Arms — P. Supple { FIRST ROW: Kalell (Treas.), Mitchell (V.P.), Lul (Pres ), Mr Jackman, Home (Sec.), Silverman. SECOND ROW: Chin, W., i Dragotakes, Smith, Kwan, Chin, G., Popp, Wong. THIRD ROW: Toker, Jordan, Maguire, Jay, McDonough, Kelly, Weatherbee, I Yee, Marini. I A problem which is becoming progressively acute in society today is that of drug abuse. The main 1 stumbling block is the ignorance surrounding drugs. The Drug Education Club hopes to inform and ( enlighten its members on the effects and potential dangers of all drugs. The Club thanks Mr. Jackman for his informative insight all year long. Drug Education Club OEFICERS Pres. — R. Lui V.P. — J. Mitchell Sec. — R. Home Treas. — R. Kalell 1 131 Library Staff FIRST ROW: Pans, Wieliczkiewicz. Bayers. Rodriquez, Miss Fellows, Norton, Kasparian, Pero, Mitchell. SECOND ROW Weiss Ameer Mat thews, Alfred, Moscantolo, Mellone, Fiore. Hearn, MacLay THIRD ROW Trocano, Gallucii, Han, Nonon BALCONY: Browne. Daly, C rpen tier, Olson, Vignolo, Moshiek, Granc, Federico. Stage Crew The Mechanical Wizards FIRST ROW Spry (Mgr ), Mr Casey, Flaherty (Asst. .Mgrj SECO.NDROW Costello (Set.), McCanhy (Treas.), Connors iSgt at Arms). Team Stage Crew hard at work. Under the omniscient direction of Mr. Leo Casey, the BLS Stage Crew members once again exhibited their constructive skills in the maintenance of the stage and its varied uses. Such events included assemblies, public declamation, and the Boston City Science Fair. Also, the Crew played an integral role in the production of their me chanical wiz- ardry, the Crew have developed one of the finest hockey teams in BLS history. The Latin School thanks Mr. Casey and his men for their excellent work. FIRST ROW: Daly, Santisi, Chin, Kwan, Marini (Trcas ), Mr. Jacicmaun, Falabella, Galvin, Shea, Lim. SECOND ROW: Falter, Fabiano, David, Ashley, Zeghibe, Horne, Kinahan, Lui, Tam, Espinosa. THIRD ROW: Kenny, Sullivan, Goode, Longfield, Gulinello, Lofehie, Mayo, Thurm. FOURTH ROW: Hourihan, Penella, Now- icki, Gaughan, Spry, Aquino, Silver. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Folino, Leiter, Fitzpatrick, Visscr (Sec.), Reynolds (Pres ), Kane (V.P ), Eichenlaub, DePaolis, Pochi, Chin. SECOND ROW: Goodman, Hazerjian, Federiconi, Baltusis, Lee, Vannoni, Ashbum, Chin, Lay. THIRD ROW: Suarez, Blakeslee, Robinson, Ule, Foley, Gruber, Shaff, Longfield, Stanley, Joyce, Young, Hickey. FOURTH ROW: McKinnon, Perruzzi, Federico, McNeil, Hegarty, Williams, Getchell, MacLellan, Votruba. FIRST ROW: Liu, D’Amato, McCarthy , Bottary, Kelly, Goodwin, Bayers, Paris, Dowling, Driscoll. SECOND ROW: Flan- nery, D’Entremont, Draisen, E. McCarthy, Rynne, Koretz, Pilavin, Gordon. THIRD ROW: Cubbison, Thom, Casby, Fitzgerald, Henderson, McCoy, Hussar. FOURTH ROW : Segal, Collingwood, Genovese, Coul- ter, Mulrey, Panovs, Miles, Moylan. Mil : ■ ! F 1 i ; ' .if j; ! f 1 V ictory Club FRONT ROW; Doyle. Hickey, Quine, Kalell (Sec ), McCanhy, Oannerty (Treas.), Bowers, Flaherry, Peterson (V.P.), Mahoney, 0 ach Costello. SECOND ROW : Cronin, Kecley, Casey, Daly, Kelly, Shields Pres. Tim Fitz The Royal Purple 134 Professional Club FIRST ROW: Spicer, Santisi, Gray, Maye, Quine, Morelli, Mr Pollock, Kelliher, Fleming, Dcban. SECOND ROW: Murphy, LaBelle, Kelly, Cawley, Milano, Reardon, Radin, Apollo, Higgins. THIRD ROW: Falter, Toupin, Coleman, McDonough, Raskauskas, Blais, Lam, Flaherty, Sienkiewicz, Waxman, Milano, Marini, Carhonaro, McNeil, Morgante, Quinn, Home, Carney, Stathas, Silver. FOURTH ROW: Barrett, Connelly, Driscoll, Keeley, Smith, Dolhert, Oshome, Kinahan, Kelly, Yee, Gillis. You can become a Nader . This year was one of rebirth for the Professional Club. After suffering through an uninspiring and inactive year in 1973, the club seemed ready for extinction. Yet, due to a coordinated, concentrated effort by President J. Morelli and Sponsor Mr. Pollock, the club regained its former status. Members enjoyed the informative talks of guest speakers representing the var- ied professions. Doctors, lawyers, and educators all brought their valuable per- sonal insights to the boys who were p ondering professional careers. Also, it is to the credit of these Professionals” that a coordinating office of the Student Council, Key Club, and the Professional Club was established in Room 031. The members wish to thank Coach” Pollock for his unselfish devo- tion. His hard work served as a springboard for an extremely successful, active year. or an Oakland Raider! 135 This year the B.L.S. Key Club’s membership swelled to eighty members, the larg- est membership in years. The club’s major projects this year included: ushering the re-enactment of the Boston Tea Party, collecting for the WBZ 700” Fund, raising funds to support Camp Allen, and operating the B.L.S. Bookstore. The club is very proud of its International and District officers. With the heavy recruitment of new- younger members the club will be able to continue its school and community services in future years. The club wishes to thank Mr. Mosher for his enlightened leadership and dedication throughout the year. CLUB OFFICERS Pres Frank Pietrasik Vice Pres Frank Santisi Sec Francis Hickey Treas Peter Falabella District Officers Lt. Gov Daniel Perruzzi Jr. Sec James Hegarty International Officer Vice Pres. Bruce McKinnon FIRST ROW Carney, Buckley, Cusack, McKinnon {Int V P.), Falabella (Treas ), Pietrasik (Pres ), Santisi (V.P.), Hickey (Sec ), McBrine, Chermesino. Cleary, ■Mastro, Polltxk SECOND ROW Berkowitz, Cagney, Peruzzi (Lt. Gov ), Carney, Thurm, Nowicki, Goode, DiCarlo, Fabiano, Silver, McLaughlin, Alford, Rynne, Panovs, Kilroy, Fitzgerald, Hudson, Guornvitta, Caron THIRD ROW Genovese, Samo, Penella, Vannoni, Day, Curtin, McNeil, Ashley, Pearson, Daniels, Mor- gante, Joyce, Acerra, Sullivan FOURTH ROW; Hussar, Dorck, Mosenti, Cronin, Stone, Regan, Abbot, Kallel, Hegarty (Dist. Sec ), Keely, Gordon, Kelly. 137 Asian Cultures Club The Asian Cultures Club had another successful year! With the strong support of many members, the club participated in many events. Our club sponsored programs in the Double Ten Festival in Chinatown. The Ceremonial Dragon Dance and traditional Martial Arts Demonstration were performed in the Girls’ Latin as well as the Boston Latin auditorium on Chinese New Year’s Eve to demonstrate the cultural background of China. In addition the club participated in several field trips to exhibitions of Oriental culmre. A dinner at the China Pearl concluded the year’s activities. The Asian Cultures Club would like to thank its sponsors, Mr. Berger and Mr. Mosher. We would also like to express our gratitude to the members of the Girls’ Latin School Chinese-American Society for their fervent sup- port. Ill, xKLbJjUorv peA vmd 6y InaiAucion. b AjL anpbelX and hdd AhjtUrcti ptom ihttaon Acndenu of. Ka uUe. FIRST ROW Roben Ng (Sec.), David Lim (V.P.), George Chin (Pres ), Peter Yee (Chrmn.), Raymond Kwan (Treas.V SECOND ROW: B H Wong, Ho C Lee Davoren, Chan, M Wong, C Lee McMullen, E Moy, LaBelle. J Wong THIRD ROW: L. Wong. D Chin, R Chin, Brenton, W Wong, R Wong, B Ng., E Wong, Lam, M Moy, K Yee, Lui, Lee, Tam. FOURTH ROW: H Yee, Cho, D Yee, Ho, W Lee, H Yuen, Sammartmo, K Yuen 138 Afro American Society This year has been a fruitful one for the society. Under the leader- ship of President Ray Suarez, the club attended nvo vital workshops: in January the members traveled to U. Mass, at Amherst for a Black Seminar; in February they journeyed to Salem State College for a Black Careers’ Exposition on Engineering. These trips, along with other activities, strengthened the purpose of the club to develop a sense of unity and responsibility in order to cope with the problems of the Afro-American. FIRST ROW: Morris, Harris, Browne. SECOND ROW: Quarles, Porchcr, Felder (Treas.), Phillips. THIRD ROW: Ingram (Sec.), Williams, Suarez (Pres ), Morris (V.P ), Williams, D FOURTH ROW: Williams, R , Mickle, Blum HFTH ROW Mitchell. a Ancient Historical Society Dedication is the key word in describ- ing the activities of the society this year. The members, in coordination with the Boston Bicentennial Committee, focused on the history of Latin School in Boston. The Society spent hours poring over mate- rial in both the Copley Library and the Museum of Fine Arts. The Liber Actorum salutes Mrs. Cleary and her hard workers for their diligence. FIRST ROW : Cimmino, Harrington (Treas.), Tahmoush (Sec.), Mrs. Cleary, Keskula (Pres ), Doukas (V.P.), Marini. SECOND ROW : Vignolo, Wright, Gallucci, Owen, Romano, Driscoll, Wells, Aheam. 139 140 FIRST ROW S t Hamm, 2nd I.t. Wright, S Sgt Wright, Sgt Jevrafous, M Sgt Joseph, Cpl Daniels. SECOND ROW ( ol Chianni, Capt Kratman, 2nd Lt. Walton, Sgt Lawrence, Cpl McGrath, Pfc Orthman, 2nd Lt Mitchell, Sgt Torpcy, Sgt k Carty, (!apt Wieliczkicwicz OFFICHRS •Jk 1 i ■ V . Q 1 n £ . j- Pres. — Ron Zeghibe V.P. — Paul D’Amato Treas. — Dan Perruzzi Secs. — Frank O’Brien Larry McCarthy FIRST ROW: Keliher, McCarthy, P D’Amato, Zeghibe, O’Brien, Locke. SECOND ROW: Draisen, C. D’Amato, Dehler, Davis, Kelly, Visser, Gilmore, Mr. Butters. THIRD ROW: Lynch, Cusack, Norton, Pochi, Brown, Casby, Coveney. In a world which is becoming more and more complex, with nations coming in closer contact with each other and with varying individual and common problems, the only route to reaching a harmony in the world is to understand the views of the many nations involved. It is to this end that Model United Nations were established at colleges and high schools in the United States. The BLS delegation represented foreign countries at Model UNs held at Harvard and Stonehill Colleges; delegates also attended a Model Congress in West Springfield, Mass. The students who panicipated received a working knowledge of international diplomacy. Moreover, Boston Latin was awarded honors at all the UN’s attended. The Society thanks Mr. Butters for his constant devotion. A typical night at the Harvard U N. Model U.N. Society The Harvard Conference begins . . . anyway. 141 Math — X Club FIRST ROW: Kwan, MacLellan, Longfield, Mr Durant, Gulinellc, Shaff, Ford. SECOND ([ ROW: Lim, Eichenlaub, G, Chin, Votruba, Shibley, D. Chin, Burnham, Krauss, Carney, Buckley, r OFFICERS Pres. — Longfield, V.P — Gulinello, Sec. — Shaff, Treas. — MacLellan Math Team 1 The Boston Latin School Mathematics team participated in competition j with forty other high schools in the Greater Boston Math. League. In May { 1973 the team captured first place in the playoffs of the GBML. It was then ! invited to compete in the Mass. Association of Math. Leagues and in this final competition the team finished in founh place among the top teams in New England. This year’s team is compxjsed of seniors: Gerald Stanley, David Kor- etz, Juniors: Kenneth Yee, Jeffrey Goodman, Jack Hazerjian, sophomores: Tomas Girnius, and Laurence Mac Pherson. The captain of the team is senior 1 John Gulinello. In the 1973-1974 competitions Boston Latin is presently in j third place and is expected to compete in the playoffs to be held in May of ' 1974 . The Math. Team has brought much recognition to Boston Latin for f excellence in Mathematics. Advisors for the team are Mr. Salvucci and Mr. Durante of the Boston Latin School Mathematics Department. r, If Hi Im if 142 FIRST ROW Mr Salvucci, Stanley, Gulinello, Koretz, Mr Durante. SECOND ROW: Flazer- iian, Yee, Goodman, Girnius, McPherson FIRST ROW : Selibcr, Mulkem, Vannoni, Wong. SECOND ROW : Fitzgerald, Pond, Chin, Shaf f Once again the Stamp Club has experienced a fine year. The realm of philatelies was explored in a most enjoyable fashion. Any problems which developed during the collection and exchange of stamps were licked quite easily. OFFICERS Pres. — Leo Vannoni V. Pres. — John Wong Sec. — Roy Seliber Treas. — Stephen Mulkem Coin Club OFFICERS Pres. — W. Covell V. Pres. — P. Segal Sec. — R. Ashburn Treas. — L. Vannoni FIRST ROW: Segal, Covell, Ashburn, Vannoni. SECOND ROW: Chermesino, McLaine, Prindeville, Greelen. 143 FIRST ROW Mitthell, Stranberg, Lung, TTiorburn (Treas ), B Berger (Pres. I, Mr VC ' i nchester, Mr Flynn. Mr Snow, Wyikoff (V P ), Wong (Sec ), Seliber, Vincent, Lee SECOND RO ' X ' : Raskauskas, ' t ' ee, O ' Brien, O ' Malley, Morgan, Lawrence, (ibo. Filzon, Class. Eouse, Yuen TFllRD ROW Goodman, Wong, Chin, Kwan, Brown, Noe. Norton. Lancas- ter. V ' oung, Harrington, Chin, .Stbatz, O ' Malley (Sarge) FOURTH ROW Blakeslec, Torpey, Hazerjian. Wong, Gimius, (iaplan, Hichenlaub, Goff. Fay, Donahue, Heightened interest in Chess has resulted in continued success for tlie Latin Schtx)! team, which in 1973 won its second consecutive Massachusetts High Schtx)! Championship. This year’s team, with Captain John Thorburn, Mark Berger, Ed Wyckoff, and Tom Girnius returning, and with the addition of Tim O’Malley on fifth board, hopes to repeat. The team and advisors, Messrs. Flynn, Winchester, and Snow, gratefully acknowledge the sup- port and encouragement of Headmaster O’Leary, the BLS Association, and the Home and Sc1kx)1 Association, w ' ho have sponsored trips to state and national to urnaments. FIRST ROW: A TEAM: J Thorburn, M Berger, T. Girmus, E Wyckoff, T O’Malley. SECOND ROW B TEAM R O’Malley, R. Lung, J. Eouse, D. Wong, T. Donohue. THIRD ROW Messrs. Winchester, Flynn, Snow Chess Team BLS RliCORD ()PP( )N LINTS 5 Rmdge 0 5 Bnx)klinc 0 3 2 Maimonides l 2 5 Roslindale 0 3 Belmont 2 5 Medford 0 3 English 0 4 Winthrop 1 5 Brookline 0 4 Maimonides 1 5 Roslindale 0 5 Newton South 0 B Team Undefeated STATE CHAMPIONS 1972 , 1973 French German Club OFFICERS Pres, • — T. Lay V,P. — H. Blakeslee Sec. — S. MacLellan Treas. — D. Devlin FIRST ROW: Devlin, Lay, Ms Ponte, Mr Donovan, Pochi, MacLellan. SECOND ROW: Cimmino, Trocano, Blakeslee, Hughes, Falter, Jordan, Wong, Russell, Tontodonato, Roode When interest declined in the separate French and German clubs, it was decided that a union of the two would increase participation and activity. The present club is the realization of this theory. This year the members focused their attention on several projects. A French new ' spaper, Quelque Chose de Nouveau,” was published. A French puppet show was staged in several classes while German films and records were discussed in others. The club wishes to thank Mademoiselle Ponte and Herr Donovan for their continued interest. Radio Club The purpose of the B.L.S. Radio Club is threefold: to foster an interest in elec- tronics and all types of radio communica- tions, to hold weekly classes to aid mem- bers in obtaining FCC Radio Licenses, and to maintain and operate an Amateur Radio Station at Boston Latin School (WlTEM). The club wishes to thank Mr. Higgins, a ham himself, for his sponsor- ship. f- ' M ' j l| FIRST ROW: WNlRLH McDonough (Tech. Adv.), WAlOPW Brennan (Pres ), WlECZ Mr Higgins, WAlOSZ Nickerson (V P ), Spinnazola (Sec.) SECOND ROW; Cho, Thomas, McCoy, WAlKVS Locke, WNlRIC Vaughn, WAlRLX Aversa, WAlRLI Clarke THIRD ROW: Kenneally, WNlRLG McCarthy FOURTTI ROW: Lee, Lam, Stone, Singleton, Noonan, Dns- coll. Science Fiction Club FIRST ROW; Lynch, Loui, Gross, Ravida. SECOND ROW: Abruzzese, Young (Co-Pres ), Mr Gwiazda, Eichcniaub (Sec.), Suissa. THIRD ROW: Hussar, DiGcnio, Schatz. OFFICERS: Co-Pres. Young, Koretz; Sec Eichenlaub; Tres. Suissa. Computer Programming Society This year the Computer Programming Society started classes for its members in Basic, Fortran IV, and 1130 Assembler. Many members, both experienced and rookie were able to help Steve Paris with his prize-winning sci- ence project — a basic compiler for programs written on mark sense cards and punched by the 514. Other members worked with Mr. Redgate in ironing out bugs in his infa- mous attendance programs. The BLS Computer Center continued its expansion trend with the acquisition of the IBM 514 Mark Sense Reproducer and the 029 Interpret Punch. OFFICERS Pres. — S. Paris V. P. — S. Bayers Sec. Treas. — H. Ule FIRST ROW: Chew, Dapsis, Rosenberg, D. Paris, Lim, Tevnan. SECOND ROW: Isles, Moscatelli, Foley, McCanhy, Sullivan, Ule, S. Paris, Mr. Redgate, Bayers, Mann, MacFarlane, Purcell, Chin, Clarke. Table Tennis Society OFFICERS Pres. — S. Tahmoush V, P. — W. Kwan Sec. — W. Tom Treas. — K. Yee The Table Tennis Society provides students with an opportunity to panicipate in a highly competitive sport. Although this game is less bruising than contact sports, it offers fun and exercise to its players by means of a weekly tournament. The members of this society want to thank Mr. Wellings for his time and effort. HRST ROW: Noe, Schatz, Kwan (VP), K Yee (Treas ), Tahmoush (Pres ), Tom (Sec ), T Yee. SECOND ROW B. Wong, Doe, Lancaster, D. Wong, Hughes, Smith, McDonough, Wong, McConnville, Rosen, G. Chin, Ng, Urn, Torpey, W. Yee, P. Yee, R Kwan. THIRD ROW Orphanos, Harnngton, R Ng, R Chin FOURTH ROW: Rauchuck, Patrick, Christi- ano, Connors, D. Chin, Decry, Dettcsaar, Plunkett Tennis Club FIRST ROW: English, Wong, Walsh, Gianni, Thorbum, Eierkowitz, O’Neill, Norton, Caplan. SECOND ROW: Tahmoush, Giordano, O’Neill, Cresd, Tierney, Czyrklis, Hardenbcrgh, Kilroy, Devlin. THIRD ROW: Wolk, Price, Folino, Sheehan, Goff, Athanis, Clancy, Apollo, Siegfriedt, Kanan, Mr. Snow. The Tennis Club was started this year in order to give the growing number of Tennis enthusiasts a chance to compete in an organized intramural program. Sessions are held weekly at a local indoor Tennis club, and a perpetual tournament is in progress. The most competitive members of the club will be competing in some interscholastic scrim- mages against neighboring schools which have competitive Tennis teams. Senior Ping Pong FIRST ROW: Chin, Coveil, Ashbum, Segal, Goodwin, Ahem. SECOND ROW: Clarke, Connolly, DiGcnio, Bottary, Liu, Cleary, Bonomc. 149 FIRST ROW : Fraclecon, M Kelly, Cronin, Sinnot, Hebard, Barbar, George. SECOND ROW : McDonnell, Pappas, Curtis, J. Fracldeton, Sweeney, Nagle, Singleton, Stone, Feloni, Ames. THIRD ROW: Mr Berger, Lay, Buckley, Festa, Vietze, Regan, McBrine, P Kelly, McCormack, Everson. FOURTH ROW: Foley, McDonald, Conroy, Price, Tyman, Connelly, Lembo, Kenney. t OFFICERS Pres. — Rick Sinnot V.P. — Mark Kelly Sec. — Matt George Treas. — John Cronin II r I FIRST ROW: Vazza, Wilkinson, Hem, Tevnan. SECOND ROW: Federiconi, Everson, Sienkiewicz, Dolhert, Collins, Quinn, Acerra, Mr. Averill. THIRD ROW: O’Connor, McLaughlin, Barbar, McEachem, Saar, Ulc, Foley. FOURTH ROW: Raskauskas, Cleary, P. Raskauskas, Fitzpatrick, Day, E. Fitzpatrick, Mastro, Bagrud, Parc. Sailing Club OFFICERS Pres. — Dolhen V. P. — Sienkiewicz Sec. — Everson Treas. — Collins Capt. — Quinn One of the rapidly growing clubs in the school is the Sailing Club. Mr. Averill discusses with the club the basics and intricacies of navigation, knot-tying, and water safety. Then and only then do the members put their classroom learning into practice on the Charles River. Many thanks go to Commodore Averill, the only man ever to walk the plank into the shark-infested waters of the Galapagos Sea and survive. Weight — Lifting Club FIRST ROW: MacDonald (V.P.), Mahoney (Treas.), Carroll, Quinne (Pres ), Coach Cohen, Rihbany (Sec ), King. SECOND ROW : Shark, Ganaache, Wocxl, SenopouJos, Puopolo, Slade. The musclemen were greatly aided by the installation of the new Super Trainer weight machine. With constant practice, they should be ready for the annual Lift- Off championship in April. The club thanks Mr. Cohen because he exemplifies the Hellenic ideal of the well -developed body supp orting the clear-thinking mind. T0aT’� «. Ws i 7— -3 S. M r - 8:. yw ■ ms K- 0 m I M pi� V 4 1 fS iM t ' T ' 1 WMA -. • • v w. ■ % F Paul D’ Amato Photographers and Artists ij Neil Morrison Dan Flanagan 1 54 Chris Goode Steve Silkwood 1 Frank Votruba 156 1 K7 158 159 pi 0- TV. IJiiUlJI li 161 y.y? ' : 163 Wle, the class of 1974, wish to thank . . . SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. ALBANESE MR. AxND MRS. ALEXANDER BARDOW MR AND MRS. JOHN J. BRENNAN JR. MR. WILLIAM BULGER MR. AND MRS. ALBERTO CAMMARANO MR. AND MRS. JOE CHIN MR. AND MRS. VINCENT CLEARY MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. CLEARY HON. AND MRS. PETER J. CLOHERTY LT. COLONEL AND MRS. ANTHONY B. CRESCI MR. AND MRS. MARTIN DALY MR. AND MRS. VINCENT D’ AMATO MR. AND MRS. RUDOLPH De SIMONE MRS. MARGARET HOURIHAN MR. AND MRS. AUONG SAM LEONG MR. AND MRS. KING LIM THE KRUTTER FAMILY MRS. LAWRENCE E. MALONEY THE MANEKIS FAMILY MR AND MRS. MURRAY MARGULIS MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND C. McCULLOCH MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM McDERMOTT MR AND MRS. RICHARD J. McKINNON MR. AND MRS JACK E. MOLESWORTH MR. AND MRS. DUNCAN T. O’BRIEN MR. AND MRS. PATRICK O’BRIEN AND FAMILY MRS. JAMES O’HARA MR. AND MRS. ANDREW PUOPOLO MR. AND MRS. VICTOR M. QUINTEN MR. JOSEPH E. SCANLON DR. AND MRS. S. PATRICK SCAVOTTO REV. AND MRS. CARL SCOVEL MR. AND MRS. EDWARD P. SPRY MR. AxND MRS. HERBERT ULE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. WALKER MR. AxND xMRS. ROBERT WALSH MR. JOHN WETHERBY MR. AND MRS. PARIS S. ZEGHIBE PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John R. Adams Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Ahem ,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Allegro Mr. and Mrs. Paul Averill Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Berger Mr. Thomas Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Brickford Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brolin Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burke The Burnim Family PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carey Mrs. RutaJ. Cass Mr. Ging F. Chin Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Cid Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Collins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DiCicco Sr. Mr. Arthur G. Eckland The Espinosa Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William P. Drummy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fall Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Flaherty Mr. Jutta von du Mosel Foeley Mr. James M. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fonte Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Grealish Mr. and Mrs. James J. Greeley Dr. and Mrs. Savino di Gregorio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Goff Mr. and Mrs. William Golden Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harney Mr. and Mrs. David Hem Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Itri Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Jamiol Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kakoulidis Mr. and Mrs. William F. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Kelley Mr. Richard J. Kropas Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Kuegel Mr. and Mrs. George La Count 164 . . . the following contributors . . . Mr. and Mrs. Sing Lau Mr. and Mrs. William J. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Lembo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenz _ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lung Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mann Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Masuret Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Mazzeo Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah A. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. McConville Mr. and Mrs. Roben B. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Michalowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Marcus Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mitchell Mr. Robert L. Muise and Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Murphy Jr. Mr. Eugene T. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Palie Mr. Peter Pappas Jr. Mrs. Mary G. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Raffauf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Regan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Regan Mr. Fred W. Rihbany Mr. and Mrs. George R. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rullo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Russo Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rynne Mr. Robert Saar Mr. and Mrs. Constantinos Salemis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saniuk The Shea Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Single Mr. and Mrs. John G. Slight Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sullivan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sweeney Mr. Siu Fai Tse Mrs. Bernard G. Tully Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Tyson and Son Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Park Wong Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wyckoff Mr. and Mrs. Fee W. Yee Mr. Russell J. Young Sr. George, Eileen and Paul Hillner BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. George P. Adduci Mrs. Dolores Apollo Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Beath Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Bcryquist Mr. and Mrs. Russell Black Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blais Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brosnahan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke Mr. and Mrs. Edward Butler Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Callahan Sr. Mrs. Martha E. Campbell Mrs. Ann Canavan Mr. and Mrs. William Carmain Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carr Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Cellucci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cheng Mr. Arthur Chew Mr. and Mrs. Wing S. Chin Mrs. Mary Choharis Mr. and Mrs. S. Chu Mr. and Mrs. J. Ciccia Mrs. Dorothy M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John Conley Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Connolly Mr. Michael G. Contompasis Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crotty Mr. Hugh T. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Werner Dafeldecker Katherine Davenport . . . without whose help . . . Mrs. Leone A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davoren Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Denison Mr. and Mrs. Henr - Dennis Mr. and Mrs. R. DeOssie The DePascale Family Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Dewar Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Dipietro Mr. and Mrs. John Di Sciullo Mr. Edward C. Donovan Mrs. Teresa M. Dunphy E. Dw er Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Earls Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Esmond Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fahey The Farrell Family Mrs. Elisa Federico Mr. and Mrs. Richard Feloni Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Festa Teo Ano Fi Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Fiore Mr. Norman Fleh Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. James Foley Mr. Joseph V. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fondation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaughan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ghostlaw Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. David J. Gorman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Grammar Jo-Ann Grassia N.G.S. Mr. and Mrs. William Grenda Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gulinello Mr. and Mrs. William Gullage Mr. and Mrs. James Hamrock Mr. and Mrs. William A. Handy Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Haugh The Hazerjian Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Herb Mr. and Mrs. Chung Ho Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Horan Mrs. Henry W. Hryniewiez Mr. Gerald F. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jansky Jerry and JoAnn Mr. Daniel Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. William Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Kenneally Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keskula Mr. and Mrs. William R. King Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Theodore LaBelle Mr. Mark La Civita Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Danny Laskaris MaryJ. Lawlor Marc Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lennon Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Loui Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. John MacAuley Mr. and Mrs. Macchi Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Macisaac Mr. and Mrs. MacLellan Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. MaePherson Mr. and Mrs. Laszlo Madaras Mr. and Mrs. Maddalo Mrs. V. Maguire Ying Chun Mak Mrs. Morris E. Markson Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCanhy Mr. and Mrs. George McCarron Mr. Richard P. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McCarthy Nancy McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Mr. and Mrs. George L. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Myles McGrail . . this yearbook would not have been possible. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGinn Dr. and Mrs. Francis M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McNulry Mr. and Mrs. John McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mello Mrs. Joan C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mills Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moran Mr. and Mrs. David T. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Morteo Mr. and Mrs. Sebuh Mouratian Patricia Mulhem Mr. and Mrs. Vernon P. Mullally Mr. and Mrs. George Mulkey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Murphy Joan A. Murray Mr. and Mrs. John Murrin Cristan Neculescu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Norton Mr. and Mrs. John R. O’Brien Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Matt O’Neil Robert and Michael O’Neill Mrs. Helen O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Armando Orozco Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osbum Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Owens Mrs. Paula Oyola Mr. and Mrs. Richard Padden Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Padva Mr. and Mrs. Enzo Palombi The Palter Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papietti Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Julius L. Paris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Platt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pond Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prindeville Mrs. Mary E. Pritchett Mrs. Walter R. Prussman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raiff Mr. and Mrs. Peter Raskauskas Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence J. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reid Darrell Spears and Mary T. Reil Mr. and Mrs. John F. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Restuccia Nancy J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Roffo Mr. Richard John Ross Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Russell Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rush Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sagan Mr. and Mrs. John Schatz Mr. and Mrs. Marcel F. Schneebcrger Mr. Anthony M. Scipione Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seliber Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. William P. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Small Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Soohoo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Tambascio Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Terrio Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tevnan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplyn Mr. and Mrs. James R. Trementozzi Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tringali Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ventola Mrs. Philip Vincent Mr. John Vumbaco Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wends Mr. and Mrs. John A. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams Mr. and Mrs. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wool Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Workman Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Yee Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young Yvonne S. Younis Time will tell just who fell and who ' s been left behind . . . When you go your way, and I go mine ' — Bob Dylan I L I f