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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1975 volume:

EDITORIAL STAFF COPY I rank E O’Brien r. Frank SENIORS James E. Rooney William J. McFarland FACULTY Walter F. McDonough Patrick G. Quinn SPORTS James M. O’Sullivan David Chin ACTIVITIES Timothy J. Hart Robert J. Fay Paul I. -Ere ' fso Lino L). Tontodonato BUSINESS Jack M. Hazerjian Mr. William J. Powers • r - :C LIBER ACTORUM 1975 Boston Latin School Boston, Massachusetts at ■sirv IdbNbMHMdUMkM ‘ v The class of nineteen seventy-five respectfully dedicates this edition of the Liber Actorum to Mr. Bernard B. Pheeny. For many more years than we have lived, Mr. Pheeny ennobled the austere confines of room 133 by his compassionate approach while patiently coaxing us through the pages of history and illuminating for us the chronicle of man. Although hobbled by polio for nearly a lifetime we never heard him whine, never heard him complain of his debilitating affliction. The quiet heroic example of this quietly heroic man has been a benign inspiration for all of us. To him we say fondly in the tongue of the ancients: OTIO PER MULTOS ANNOS FRUATUR. � f ■ V ' • (full i !hn l • 1 1 • i i i 6 ADMINISTRATION WILFRED L. O ' LEARY ’25 Headmaster 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 1975, along with the legions of past gradu- ates, has received a training in the Humanities based on spiritual growth toward intellectual and moral perfection.” 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.” SECRETARIAL STAFF mrs. McCarthy mrs. curadossi, MRS. MAHONEY MISSING MRS. LYONS MRS. TOPLYN Aide EDWIN F. BUTTERS Assistant Headmaster FRANK N. FAMULARI Assistant Headmaster 9 r?. ■ y t ry- ' 7 5 x y i- s MA i ' uaih k y ETF jKiA h TiHER 3 A B A 1 A .A AlGAfr ZfOl iV ’A ' A 1 V 45 • • RGH ' JLUS- • firms Hum f A ' ' ■( • ■ ) , : M ' fA- • fo HM iv, :,l ' 3 H English FIRST ROW: Ms. Freedman, Messrs. Casey, Landrigan, Resnick, Flynn, Kelley, Ms. McCourt. SECOND ROW: Ms. Tompkins, Higgins, Messrs. McClure, Sacks, Winches- ter, Neary, Hannigan, Tarpey, Ms. Portman, Harmon, Leakos. 12 Messrs. Leary, Butters, Browne, Ms. Robin- son, Mr. Dinsfriend. 14 Mathematics FIRST ROW: Mr. Maisey, Ms. Walker, Messrs. Salvucci, Weinert, Durante, Page, Regan. SECOND ROW: Messrs. Pratt, Themistocles, Downing, McLaughlin, Durant, Tierney, Haberstroh, Hewes, Katz. 16 W® ' H ft ■ 17 Latin and Greek FIRST ROW Mr. Sakey, Ms. Shea, Messrs. Miller, Partridge, Desmond, Pollock, Cox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jameson, Ms. Wood- ward, Messrs. DeMerit, Cahill, Salcerio, Guil- foy, Tedeschi, Duch, Ms. Evans, Mr. Slattery. Modern Language FIRST ROW: Mr. Fox, Ms. Sullivan, Messrs. Donovan, Diodato, Nilsen. SECOND ROW : Ms. Woodward, Messrs. Hartel, Stan, Berger, Ms. Ponte. 20 Science FIRST ROW Mrs. Ivaska, Messrs. Golden. Vara, Connolly, Leiter, Contompasis, Akeson. SECOND ROW: Messrs. Ellsworth, Aiello, Higgins, Snow, LeProhon, Averill. Physical Education FIRST ROW: Ms. McMahon, Messrs. Evans, Irons. SECOND ROW: Messrs. Cohen, Jackman, Costello. Guidance mi tin PfF k -“ - t f j ! ' I T i | m. ! lju FRONT: Messrs. Mosher, Colbert, Medni- coff, Bowers. REAR: Messrs. Jackmauh, Chiarini. 26 27 Typing Art Mr. Krutter Ms. Craddock Messrs. Gaignard, Peterson, Boisen. Mr. McCabe Music Flexible Campus 28 Custodians Cafeteria Staff Librarian Ms. Fellows and Bill McFarland Nurse 29 Ilii mm ipvbb| H|M| ■■■ HH nm ■■■■ L MtBBttKt j 1 ■g, 4 3BS3WBS8 HR olS S ■£§«- HP ' • ■ -■ 1 Swjg. r NfSaRSH Tq IT p 1 B ft ip Mm 1 ME rrflwf Tg EL.. . r v||P ■ ' . I xfr£ T tagm 9SjES9BS SfiBK moL K y — SI Ml- ■ p 123 1 1 BhI ac= 3 r� P mm _ _ r� ir J • f rX .:.- . v.’; . si ? ; ; f “7| 4 i 1 : r :_ 1 md ■■HI tel Officers of the Class of 1975 KENNETH CONNOLLY Treasurer JAMES E. ROONEY President We, the members of the class of 1975 have reached the goal which a short time ago may have seemed so very distant and perhaps unattainable, as was the case of many. For our days as students at the Boston Latin School have come to a victorious end and the time has come for us to take our places among the prestigious alumni. Retracing the steps of constructive changes, preserved traditions and progressive achievements which have taken us through an edu- cation not only outstanding, but unique, w f e can justly be proud. It is this education which has tested our unselfishness, dedication and maturity at times to the point of resentment, that has prepared us to meet the challenges of an uncertain future and to stand out as leaders in society, as have so many of the Latin School men before us. On behalf of the Class of 1975, 1 extend our thanks to all of those who have made our graduation possible, especially Dr. O’Leary, our teachers, and our parents. To the members of the Class of 1975, 1 extend my congratulations and sincere wishes for every success and happiness in the years to come. 32 ROBERT NG Secretary ' Class Committee Raymond J Vaughn CHAIRMAN Gregory J Bukuras Eugene T Carroll Joseph E Devlin Matthew D George John P Ollen Patrick J. O’Riordan Steven M. Santangelo Joseph M. Mahoney William F. Sinnott 33 I f ■ ! s ■ I Alexander the Greatest Rich CHARLES ABRAHAM ALEXANDER Don ' t I look honest — $$? Freshman Football IV; Cross Country VI, B L.S. Senior Band IV - I; All-City Orchestra IV, III; All-City Band VI - III, Stage Band IV, III; Chess Club VI, V; Afro American Society VI - II; Black Student Association President I; Victory Club IV - I. Ambition: To have enough color to be black MARK GERARD ALLEN And so it goes. Track VI; Freshman Baseball V, Irish Historical Society II; Chess Club VI; Victory Club I; Latin-English Program I; National Honor Society I, Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize VI, Ambition: To enter the dental profession. ALAN ARABIAN The Swinginest Rockin’ Machine of All Time on a blockbuster weekend ,7:06 with the Sheik ' WOOO ' Wrestling Team III, II. Football IV; Cross Country VI, V; Argo II, I; Red Cross Club VI; Math-X Club I, Radio Club I, Chemzic Soci- ety I; Ecology- Action Club I, Vice President; 1974 Boston City Sci- ence Fair V, 2nd Place; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize VI, V, III Ambition: To be the screamingest disc jockey of all time. STEVE THEODORE BAKAS PAUL ALGIS BALTUSIS A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou beside me and pretty soon I ' ll be fat, drunk, and in trouble. Weightlifting IV, III; Crew I; Stage Band II, I; Coin Club VI, V; Key Club III - I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Science Fair IV; M A M L Olympiad III - I; M.A.A III I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students II; National Honor Society, Vice President II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Columbia Prize II; Glover Medal III; Approbation Prize VI, V, III, II; Classical Prize VI - III; Modern Prize II Ambition: To be an engineer and drive a Lamborghini. MARK BRUCE BERGER Work — what’s work? Table Tennis Society 1; Chess Club V - I; Chess Team V - I, Presi- dent II I; M A M L II, I; M.A.A. II, I Ambition: To enter the medical profession and in some way help the world. RICHARD ARTHUR BLAIS People who think they know it all are pains to those of us who do. Crew IV - I; Victory Club II - I; Professional Club II; Irish Histori- cal Society I; Ecology Action Club I; Cafeteria Staff IV; Class of 1885 Award IV. Ambition: To live life to the fullest. PO Steve Mark Dave Tom Jimmy HOWARD RUSSELL BI.AKESLEE Why do something now if you can put it off until later Indoor Track II; French Club, Vice-Prcs. II, I; Chess Club II, I; Ecology Action Club I; Victory Club VI, I; Fidelity Prize IV, Modern Prize II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II ; M.A.M.L. III, II, I , M.A.A. HI. II, I ; National Honor Society II, I Ambition: To enjoy life and to see the world JAMES JOSEPH BOGGIE Live life today you may not be here tomorrow. Victory Club III, I; Library Staff VI, IV, Science Fair IV; Junior Achievement, President II Ambition: To own a business, a new Caddy Eldorado convertible, and to be happy (not necessarily in that order) Howie ROBERT MICHAEL BOYLE And when the hour comes don’t turn away face the light of day and do it your way! (it’s the only way) Track Team IV. Ambition: To be a writer DAVIDJOSEPH BRADY Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid today. Hockey III, II; Math X Club I; Ecology Action Club I; Victory Club I; Fine Arts VI, V; B.L.S. Orchestra VI, V; All City Orchestra IV, III; Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize V; M.A.A. I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To meet people and to enjoy success. ROBERT ALAN BROWN He is going the way of the world. Outdoor Track I; Soccer IV, III, II, I; Table Tennis Society I; Chess Club IV, I; Ecology Action Club, Secretary I; Math X Club; Chemsics Club; Victory Club; Science Lab Assistant III, II, I; National Merit II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Modern Prize IV, V; Fidelity Award IV; M.A.M.L. Ill, II, I; M.A.A II, I; National Honor Society I Ambition: To be successful and happy. Mike THOMAS HENRY BUCKLEY Keep things to yourself and no one will know what’s wrong with you. Hockev IV. Ill; Crew III; Victory Club IV, III, II, I; Professional Club II, I; Ski Club II, I, Irish Historical Society II, I; Football Program I. Ambition: To make a party out of life TIMOTHY MELVIN BUCKLEY It is reasonable to have perfection in our eye that we may always advance toward it, though we know it can never be reached. Cross Country II; Indoor Track II; Outdoor Track III; Crew II; Math X Club, Secretary II, I; Chemsics Society, Vice-Pres. I; Computer Program- mers’ Society III, II; Chemistry Explorers II; Science Fair III; German Club II; Fidelity Prize III; Classical Prize II; M.A.M.L. I; M.A.A I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To expand the Technological realms of man. Bob 35 I f I 9 ■ “ - - ■ i Tom Ferd GREGORY JAMES BUKURAS Through suffering comes wisdom. Football IV, III, I; Weightlifting Club IV, III; Wrestling Club V; Key Club V, III; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Student Council VI, II, I; Class Committee I. Ambition: To kiss an Eskimo. ROBERT BRYAN BURNHAM Laugh and the world laughs with you, snore and you live alone. Football IV - I, Weightlifting Club III • I, J E TS. II. Science Fair IV - I; Math Olympiad III - I, M A M L. Certificate of Merit II, I, Who’s Who Among American High School Students II; National Honor Society I Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. THOMAS EDWARD BYRNE They said it couldn’t be done — they were almost right. Freshman Baseball IV; Crew II; Irish Historical Society II, I; Key- Club I; Glee Club VI ■ I; All City Chorus II; Victory Club VI - I Ambition: To get through it. BLAISE MARK CACCIOLA You know I don’t drink coffee, so you can fill my cup with sand. Spring Soccer VI, V; Freshman Baseball IV; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Victory Club IV • I Ambition: To become a big labor lawyer. JAMES JOSEPH CAINE What is, is what should never be. Track III, II; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society II, I Ambition: To be myself. RICARDO ENRIQUE CALLEJA Don’t take life too seriously, you’ll never get out of it alive. Soccer III - I; Freshman Football IV;J V. Baseball III; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Class of 1885 Prize IV; National Honor Soci- ety II, I Ambition: To obtain a college education and someday become a law- yer. FERNANDO CARAMAZANA I can see it now: Good night Chet, Good night David, good night Fernando, and good night for NBC News.” Victory Club I; Drama Club III - I, Vice-President II; Student Coun- cil IV, Fine Arts VI - IV; Architectural Art IV; Junior Achievement III Ambition: To be successful in the field of radio and television jour- nalism. Rick 36 LAWRENCE RONALD CARBONARO Tradition is a wonderful thing until it becomes a dead albatross hanging around the neck of progress. Football IV; Senior Band V • I; Professional Club IV - II; Victory Club I; Key Club IV - I; Drug Education Club III; All City Band IV - II; B.L.S. Orchestra VI, V; Fidelity Prize V. Ambition: To pilot an airplane. JAMES MICHAEL CARNEY Wisdom Through Suffering Glee Club VI - I; Ski Club II, Treas. I; Victory Club IV - I; All City Chorus IV, III Ambition: To see Savin Hill secede from the nation RUSSELL KEVIN CARNEY When my ship comes in, there’ll probably be a dock strike on. Crew II - I; Soccer I; Key Club II • I; Math X Club II - I, Vice Pres. I; Professional Club II; Victory Club IV - 1; Band VI; Ecology Action Club I BRIAN FREDERICK CARROLL All I ask of living is to have no chains on me, and all I ask of dying is to go naturally. Football III - I; Weightlifting Club III - I; Victory Club VI - I, Pres I; Latin-English Football Program I; Register Literary Staff II - I; Irish Historical Society II - I Ambition: To make or break the law. EUGENE THOMAS CARROLL Ignorance is a virtue. Wrestling Team Founder III, Runner-Up City Champion III, City Champ II, Capt. Coach I; Football III - I; Weightlifting Club III - II; Victory Club II I; Irish Historical Society II - I ; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Class Committee I. Ambition: To get into forest management. JOHN THOMAS CARROL It was fourth down in the game of life . . . and I punted. Football I; Hockey IV; Baseball IV; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society II - 1; Drug Education Club V. Ambition: To succeed and have a good time, MICHAEL JOSEPH CARROLL Cross Country IV, II; Coin Club VI; Art IV - III; NMSQT Letter of Commendation. Ambition: To head the board of directors of a transit authority. Russ ET. B.C. John Larry 37 Fran KENNETH AI.AN CARSON If I don ' t meet you any more in this world. I’ll meet you in the next. Football III , Track IV, III . Baseball IV; Weightlifting Club III Ambition: To deal with reality as long as reality will deal with me. JOHN JAMES CARTY Most men are neither heroes nor cowards, but will perform as either when their leaders give them an example. Drill Team III - I, Commander I: Color Guard III - I. Victory Club VI - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be an officer in the paratroops. PAUL GREGORY CASEY Bright eyes indicate curiosity, so do black ones. Fidelity Prize VI; Chess Club V, IV, Victory Club I, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; N.H.S. II, I. Ambition To pursue a business career and become independently wealthy. WILLIAM MARK CASEY If I don ' t do it, someone else will Victory Club III -I. Ambition: To have an ambition always. RONALD JOSEPH CAVALIERI Life is a jest and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. J.V Hockey IV; Varsity Hockey III - I. Weightlifting Club II; Ital- ian Cultural Society. Treasurer II, I; Victory Club IV - I Ambition: To be the best. FRANCIS XAVIER CAVANAUGH Senior Band VI - I; All-City Band VI - II, Professional Club I; Vic- tory Club VI - I JOE CELESTE There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval Baseball IV - I, Hockey IV - III Italian Cultural Society II. I. Vic- tory Club VI - I Ambition: To be successful in life and to keep Susan around until my prom. Duke Slappy Paul Ronnie WILLIAM CHILDERS I don’t swear but I know all the words. City-Wide Student Government Day VI (Penal Commissioner); Junior Band VI, V; Senior Band IV; Victory Club V - I; Freshman Baseball IV; Freshman Hockey IV; Drug Education Club III, II, Irish Historical Club II, I; Argo II; Professional Club I; Football Program I Ambition; To be successful in life. DAVID CHIN My conscience is my interpreter of life. National Honor Society II, I; Modern Prize VI, III; Classical Prize V; Approbation Prize III, II ; M A M.I.. M A A II, I; Ecology Action Club; Chemzics Society (Secretary I); Science Fair IV - II; Victory Club VI, I; Class Committee I; Indoor Track II; Harvard Graduate School of Design III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Liber Actorum, Co-Edi- tor Sports Section I . Ambition: To find a career in urban planning. JOSEPH GEE CHIN Smile, watch the reaction. Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Table Tennis Society II - I; String Ensemble IV - II; Harvard Commencement II, Math X Club I; Math Olympiad I; Asian Student Caucus. Ambition: To live a happy life. RONALD JEFFREY CHU Vive liber aut morere Band II, I; National Honor Society I; Asian Cultures Club II, I, Profes- sional Club I; Chess Club I; Math X Club I. Ambition: To have a good wife, kids, and a corvette. GARY HOWARD COHEN Some people like to go out dancing, but other people like us, we ’gotta work. Freshman and Junior Varsity Hockey III; Junior Varsity Baseball III; Victory Club II, I; Secretary of Ski Club I; Science Fair V; Drug Educa- tion Club II Ambition: To be content. JAMES FINBAR COLLINS Live longer, play handball. Freshman, Junior Varsity Hockey IV, III; Harvard Commencement Usher II Ambition: To have triplets (6, 5, 1). KENNETH DANIEL CONNbLLY Nothing secures happiness so much as wisdom. Yet quiet grief portends no less danger than excessive grief. Junior Varsity Hockey VI, V; Varsity Hockey IV - III; Science Fair IV; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Football Pro- gram Business Staff I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Professional Club I; Treasurer of the Class of 1975. Ambition: To be a rock, and not to roll. Gary Ken Ron James 41 Chris Fred Jerry CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CONNORS It’s great to be important, but it’s more important to be great. Football III - I, All-City I. Swimming VI - II, Basketball I; Baseball I; J V. Baseball IV - III, Stage Crew IV - I, Manager I; Victory Club V - I, Vice-President I, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Dance Committee III; Latin-English Program I; Professional Club II - I, Weightlifting Club II - I. JOHN LEONARD CONWAY FREDERICK WELLINGTON COUTTS They said it couldn’t be done. Math X Club I, Professional Club I; Victory Club VI - 1 Ambition: To get the most I can out of life. LAWRENCE JOSEPH COSTELLO People who think they know everything are a pain in the neck to those of us who do. Chess Club VI; Victory Club I, Track VI, Math X Club I; Crew III - II, Freshman Baseball. Ambition: To be successful HUGH GERARD CULLEN Freshman Baseball, Drug Ed Club III. J V Baseball III, Latin-Eng- lish Football Program; Victory Club VI - I; Science Fair VI - V STEPHEN JOHN CUNNINGHAM Take time to dream. Cross-Country IV - I; Outstanding Performer ’73, Co-Captain ’74; Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track IV - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II ; Victory Club I Ambition: To pass German by myself. FRANCIS XAVIER CUSAK I was so much older then. I’m younger than that now. Varsity Soccer IV - I, All-City Goaltender I; Debating and Forensics IV - I; President I, Degree of Excellence National Forensic League I, Mass Speech Finals III I, Silver Medal III; Prize Declamation III - I, Special Prize III, Prize Reading III - I, Special Prize III; National Merit Letter of Commendation II; Register II I; Argo I; Liber Acto- rum I, Key Club V - I; Model U N. Ill - I, Delegation Chairman I; Drama III; Student Council IV; Fidelity Prize III Ambition: To live my own life. John Larry Steve Fran ARTHUR MICHAEL DALEY The greatest kindness we can offer to each other is the truth.” Cross Country Track V, IV, III; Freshman Basketball IV; Wrestling Team III, II, I; Ecology ' Action Club I; Victory Club VI, I Ambition: To preserve and protect the wildlife and natural resources of this nation. EDMUND FRANCIS DALEY I always get what I svant. J.V Football IV, III; Bowling III; Public Declamation VI, V, Alternate Student Advisory Council; Chairman — White Caucus; Debating Soci- ety VI, V, IV; Computer Programming Society III Ambition : To be a politician. JOSEPH MICHAEL DALY It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Freshman Football; Chess Club II; Victory Club IV - I; Irish Historical Society I ; Math X Club I ; Fidelity Prize III Ambition: To be rich. CARL PHILIP D’AMATO There must be something more than JUST LIKE. NON-ACTIVE Ambition: To get an acceptance from Heaven. RICHARD JAMES DANIELS Post Proelium Praemium. Captain — Freshman Football; President — B.L.S. Key Club I; Senior Band V - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Stage Band IV - II; B.L.S. Executive Board; Boston Student Council Advisory Board. Ambition: To be the first millionaire in the Class of 1975. WILLIAM FRANCIS DAVIS Je ne sais pas what to do. Ambition: To be mind boggling. ANTHONY FREDERICK DEBAN Success is not when you have everything you want, it’s when you want everything you have. Crew Team II; Ski Club II - I; National Honor Society I; Student Coun- cil II; Professional Club III - II; Key Club II; Victory Club VI - I; Clas- sical Prize VI, III; National Merit Letter of Commendation I Ambition: To have my birthday changed to a long weekend Carl Willy Tony Chipper Rick 43 44 L . — f ' y ||| If n IP J II® ||P®Tr IT tmrmPm 8 I 8 f R ] FRANK VINCENT DEBICARI No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the conti- nent, a part of the main. Library Staff VI - V; Victory Club IV - I; Crew IV, III; Co-Founder Italian Cult ural Society II, I Ambition. To be number 1 in the business field. GEORGE ANTHONY DEDOMENICO Out of Many, one . . . Me. Co-Founder-Member Italian Cultural Society II, I, Member Student Council II; Victory Club VI. V Ambition: To Live Long and Prosper FRANCIS XAVIER DELUCA SUCCESS isn’t everything, but wanting to succeed is. Varsity Football I, II, Co-Capt I, All-City I, All-Scholastic I, I V Baseball III; Stage Crew I, II, III, Asst Manager I; Italian Cultural Society I, II. Victory Club V - I; Drug- Education Club IV - II, Har- vard Commencement Usher II, Fidelity Prize III Ambition: To be a rich man HARRY WADE DER Better to be yourself than to be one of many. Math X Club, Fidelity Prize II; Science Fair II, II Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. DAVID DEVELLIS To be is to do. (R. J.K.) To do is to be. (S D K.) do-be-do-be-do (Frank Sinatra) B.L.S. Senior Band, B.L.S. Orchestra; B.L.S Percussion Ensemble; Hockey; Victory Club; All-City Concert Band; All-City Concert Orchestra. Ambition: To own a Mercedes 450 SLC. JOSEPH EDWARD DEVLIN Where’s the party? National Honor Society II, I, Victory Cub II, I, Varsity Basketball I, Irish Historical Society II, I; Class Day Committee I, Harvard Com- mencement Usher II Ambition: To have a lot of children. FRANK VITO DIPIETRO The best things I’ve done are the things nobody thought I could do. National Honor Society I; Fidelity Prize III; Classics Prize II; Vic- tory Club II, I, Student Council II, Drill Team VI, V. Ambition: To live comfortably, be a successful lawyer, and enjoy life. Spur MARK WILLIAM DIRSA After finishing 6 years in Latin School, You have been through a train- ing as good as the marines; You’ll enter the world not as a fool. But you’ll rather make the television screens. Professional Club I; Victory Club I; J.V. Baseball III; Varsity Baseball I, Drill Team VI, V, Football Program I; Ski Club 1 Ambition: To help others enjoy life as I do LEONARD EDWARD DOLHERT To thine own self be true. Coin Club VI ; Drug Ed. Club V; Table Tennis Society IV ; Victory Club VI - I; Professional Club II, I, Philosophy Club I; Sailing Club, Founder III, President II, I; National Honor Society II, I; Junior Band VI, Orchestra VI, Senior Concert Band V - 1. Ambition: To be strong, content, and powerless. JOSEPH MICHAEL DOMENICUCCI To keep on takin’ those blues away. Soccer IV; Drug Education Club IV; Victory Club V -I; Band V - III; All-City Ba nd IV; Drum Ensemble IV, III; Italian Cultural Society I Ambition: To be a successful pharmacist or lawyer. JOSEPH PATRICK DONNELLY Do unto others before they do unto you. Junior Band VI, Senior Band V - 1; Crew II; Chemzic Society I; Ecology Action Club I, M.A.A. Ill - 1: M.A.M.L II - I; Science Fair V - II; National Honor Society II - 1. Ambition To become Charles Bulfinch, Jr DANIEL THOMAS DONOHUE J.V. Basketball III Ambition To enter law enforcement. THOMAS RICHARD DONOHUE Life is what you make it. Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track IV - I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Cross-Country II; Chess Club I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To succeed in life. JAMES PETER DRISCOLL Hey, wasn’t it yesterday we used to laugh at the wind behind us; didn’t we run away and hope that time wouldn’t try and find us? National Merit Letter of Commendation I; Fidelity Prize IV; Science Fair IV, Victory Club I; Close-Up Program I; M.A A. II; M.A.M.L. II. Ambition: To hold what the others only reach for. Daniel Jamie Tom Dolt 47 B I P f ■ j Dave Paul MICHAEL WILLIAM DRUMMY But I have a promise to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. Cross-Country II, Co-Captain I; Indoor Track II, I; Outdoor Track II, I. Victory Club 1, Math X Club I, Student Council III; Classical Prize III, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition : To be something to everyone, and everything to someone, BRIAN JUDE DUFFY A bird in the hand makes it hard to blow your nose. Football III, II, I; Math X Club II, I, Victory Club IV. III. II, I, Pro- fessional Club II. I, Irish Historical Society II, I; Football Program I; White Caucus I Ambition To reap the rewards of life, JOSEPH EDWARD DUGGAN First I look at the purse. Hockey V, IV, III, II, 1, Irish Historical Society 1, Victory Club III, II, I ; Professional Club II, I; Football Program I, Class Day Commit- tee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To lambaste my oppressors. TIMOTHY PETER DUGGAN If you don’t go for the gusto in life, don’t go at all. Football II, I. Basketball I; Hockey II; Victory Club III, II, I; Irish Historical Society II, 1; Professional Club II, I. Ambition: To succeed at whatever I do. DAVID WILLIAM ENGLISH Ignorance is bliss for those who know nothing and those who know most enjoy but the dregs of true happiness. Tennis Club II , Glee Club I . Photography Club III , Band V Ambition: To become a specialist in the medical field. GEORGE ANTHONY EOUSE Friends may come and go but friendships will last forever. Crew III; Wrestling II, Chess Club VI. V, IV, III, II, I; Chess Team II; Sailing Club II; Stamp Club VI, V; Corridor Patrol IV, III. II, I; Prize Reading V ; Football Program I, Junior Achievement II. Ambition To become a billionaire. PAUL JAMES EVERSON Live life today; it might not be here tomorrow. Golf Team III - I; Sailing Club III - I; Sailing Team III - I; Ski Club III - I, V P. I; Victory Club VI - I; Hockey IV; Baseball IV; Liber Actorum I, Glee Club VI; Irish Historical Society II, I. Ambition To en joy life. Bnan Juice 48 WILLIAM MARTIN FAHEY What others think of you is important, but they mean nothing com- pared to what you think of yourself. Hockey IV - II; Irish Historical Society II, I; Student Council I; Latin- English Program II, I; Prom Committee I; Close-Up Program I Ambition: To be a lawyer BRIAN DANA FALDASZ He who eats foot often, ought to wear peppermint sneakers. Sailing Team III; Band VI, V; Radio Club V; Math X Club I; Fidelity Prize II; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II. Ambition: To develop a strain of bacteria immune to sunburn by ultra- violet light. JOHN JOSEPH FARMER Do it ’til you’re satisfied. Chess Club VI; Victory Club I. Ambition: To do it ’til I’m satisfied. ROBERT MICHAEL FARRELL Sometimes when evasion is a luxury that cannot be allowed, some tasks must be carried out, some pains endured, because another’s pain is the greater. Professional Club II, I; Math X Club I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club VI - I. Ambition: To become a naval officer. ROBERT JOHNSTON FAY Money is the root of all evil and a man has to have roots. Indoor Track III - I; Outdoor Track II, I; Fidelity Prize VI; Approbation Prize II; M.A.M.L II, I; M.A.A. II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Chess Club III - I; French Club II, I; Ecology Action Club I; Math X Club I; Chemzics Society I; Victory Club I; N.H.S. II, I. Ambition: To cross the finish line first. CARLO PINO RINO FEDERICONI Have faith . . . the end is near. Sailing Team III - I; Ski Club I; Table Tennis Society IV; M.A.A. II - I; M.A.M.L II - I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Philosophy Cir- cle I; Italian Cultural Society, Chairman II, I; N.H.S. II, I. Ambition: Avoir savoir-faire. SHAWN PATRICK FITZGERALD Football IV - I, All-City I; Baseball IV - I; Soccer VI; Latin-English Pro- gram I; Weightlifting Club IV - I; Professional Club II, I; Sailing Club I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club VI - 1. Ambition: To be greater than the greatest that ever lived. Bob Brian Bob 49 V I ! i i Bob EDWARD JAMES FITZPATRICK Good things come small. National Honor Society II - I; Sailing Club III; Sailing Team II - 1; Irish Historical Society ' I; Chemzic Society I; Victory Club I; Custom Crafting Organization IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; M A A III - I. M A M L III - I Ambition. To be successful in the field of engineering. MICHAEL FRANCIS FLAHERTY To be humble and follow is a task; to speak out and lead is a chal- lenge. Professional Club II - I , Victory Club VI - I ; Drug Education Club II; Irish Historical Society I; Golf Team II. Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. PAUL KEVIN FLAVIN The hardest part was the entrance exam. Football II - I; Victory Club VI - I; Professional Club I; Irish Histor- ical Society III; Weightlifting Club II - I. Ambition: To be a nut like Duggan or a jock like Connors. JOSEPH MICHAEL FLEMING If you think you have someone eating out of your hand, it’s a good idea to count your fingers. Football IV - III. Crew IV - I; Varsity II - I, Track IV; Student Coun- cil IV; Secretary and Treasurer of the Professional Club I; Irish His- torical Society II - I, Victory Club IV - I; Glee Club III - I; Weight- lifting III. Ambition: To get the most for the least WILLIAM GAURD FLYNN Irish Historical Society II - I; Latin-English Football Program I; Vic- tory Club V - I; Student Council IV; Custom Crafting Organization IV; Ski Club II - I; Highway Safety Club VI; Drug Education Club II, Library Staff VI. Red Cross Club VI RICHARD THOMAS FOLEY We ' ve come this far, w r e might as well go all the way. Cross Country III - I. Indoor Track III - I; Spring Track III - I; National Honor Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; All- City Track Team II - I; All-State Relay Team II - I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a commercial pilot. ROBERT JOHN FOLEY I ' ve made it Chess Club II; Photography Club III; Coin Club II Ambition: To be a success. Rocket 52 LAiC : a SL ' it J- - l , ■:«£ • i • Dave Mike Dick WILLIAM JOSEPH FOLEY There are no cactuses where there are camels. Indoor Track IV; Sailing Club II; Sailing Team II, I; Ski Club V • I MICHAEL JOSEPH FOLINO Time will tell just who fell and who’s been left behind . . When you go your way, and I go mine. Register Staff IV, II, I; Red Cross Club VI; Ancient Historical Society V; Victory Club IV; Tennis Club II, I; Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; Drama Club I; Bibliophile Society I. Ambition: To be remembered. LAWRENCE RICHARD FONDATION Watch out where the huskies go. Sailing Club II, I; Philosophy Club, Co-Founded I; Band VI - III; Pro- fessional Club II; National Honor Society II, I; NMSQT Letter of Com- mendation I; M.A.A, M A M L. Ill, II, I; Third Place, Boston Regional Science Fair II; Mass. State Science Fair II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize II Ambition: To be happy in life. RICHARD ALAN FORD The most enjoyable laughter is at the expense of our enemies. Crew III, II; Math-X Club II, I; Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club II, I; Ski Club I. Ambition: To be a great accountant, go over the President’s tax forms, and nail him. JOSEPH JEFFREY FRASER Immortality means being loved by many anonymous people” Italian Cultural Society I; Student Council I; Victory Club I; Band I. Ambition: To become a Surgeon. DAVID PAULGAMACHE If worse comes to worse, extemporize. Football IV - I; Track III, II, I; Victory Club IV - I — Secretary I; Weightlifting Club II; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Modern Prize V; Fidelity Prize III. MATHEW DAVID GEORGE You don’t know excitement till you have played a TUBA. All City Band V - I; All City Orchestra V - 1; Band VI - I; Stage Band III - I; Orchestra VI - IV; President Ski Club I; Captain Ski Team II, I; Class Committee I; Key Club IV - 1; Tennis Club III - II; Student Coun- cil V. Ambition: To become a Pharmacist. Il Larry Matt 53 « I 9 I I I RONALD JOHN GILLIS Never look for a worm in the apple of your eye. Professional Club IV - II; Philatelic Society III - 1, Victory Club III - I. Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. RICHARD BONANG GOFF The highest reward for man’s toil is not what he gets for it; but what he becomes by it. Chess Club Il -I; Tennis Club II. President I; Victory Club IV - I Ambition : To do the best I can, while I can ERIC GONG JEFFREY I GOODMAN The statement is pointless, the finger is speechless. Math Team III - I; Chess Team V - I; Indoor Track Team III - I; National Honor Society II, I; Table Tennis Society IV, III, Dixwell Prizes VI - IV; Lawrence Prizes VI - III; M.A.M.L. Certificate of Merit, Brown University Book Award, National Merit Letter of Commendation, M A M L III, II, I, M A A III, II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Who’s Who in American High School Stu- dents I. Ambition To be a Psychiatrist and delve into the realm of reality EDMUNDJOSEPH G RAMMER The change in these past years has made me see our world in many different ways. How can I tell you, all the things inside my head 5 Junior Band VI; Senior Band V, I, Stage Band IV. I. Brass Choir IV, National Honor Society I, Ecology Action Club I. Ambition: To be human. BILLY HENRY GRANT No book of any size, could ever recount all the memories I will have of this school. Growing and learning with you for six years, I find it difficult to leave, yet I will bear you in mind w r ith joy and sadness. Especially will I remember those few of you who were closest to me. I ask only that you remember me and my message. Farewell. Modern Prize VII; Classical Prize II; National Honor Society I JOHN ROBERT GRAY Nothing is easy, so do nothing. Key Club I; Victory Club II, I; Soccer Club V, I, Captain I; Fidelity Prize IV, Math Club I, Wrestling Team I, Professional Club II, I Ambition. Donate my second million to charity. Dick 54 Harry WILLIAM MICHAEL GREENE The impossible is often the untried. Football IV; Baseball IV; Basketball III - I; Weightlifting Club III Ambition; To be a professional locker room attendant. JAMES GERARD HALEY The difference between a young fo ol and an old fool is experience. Track Team II; Irish Historical Society II, I; Italian Culrural Society II; Ski Club III - I; Drug Education Club II; Ichthyology Club V; Victory Club II. DAVID MICHAEL HARRINGTON Laugh a lot, it’s good for you Wrestling Team I; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society I Ambition: To be good at whatever I do PATRICK SEAN HARRINGTON Trouble with being the best man at a wedding, you don’t get a chance to prove it. Football IV, I; Hockey IV; Baseball IV, III; Weightlifting Club III; Professional Club III, II; Irish Historical Society II, Vice Pres. I; Drug Education Club III; Victory Club VI - I; Latin English Football Program I; Argo II; Red Cross Club VI, V ; Student Council V Ambition: To live and let die David PAUL DONALD HARRINGTON Live life to the fullest but d on’t get caught. Aquarium Club II, Table Tennis Club III; Chess Club IV; Junior Achievement II. Ambition: To become 6 ' 2 JAMES LEO HARRISON Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Indoor Track VI, V; Track Manager V - III; Basketball Manager III; Cross Country IV, V; Victory Club II, I; Math Club I; Latin-English Football Program I; Class Day Committee I Ambition: To be a photographer TIMOTHY JOHN HART Live life in forward and never in reverse or neutral. Indoor Track III - I; Outdoor Track III - I; Crew III - I; Professional Club I; Math X Club I; Track and Field Club III • I; Victory Club II - I; Irish Historical Society II, I; French Club I; Liber Actorum I; Chemzics Society I, Treas. I; Student Council II, I; Fidelity Prize II; NMSQT Let- ter of Commendation I; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad I; Harvard Usher II; National Honor Society. Ambition: To be great, famous, and rich. Paul Tim 55 Do you remember . . . English Enrichment ($$$)A . The Bruins of 1970 . . . The Vietnam War . . . The Beatles . . . Seals and Croft . . . Loggins and Messina . . . Cheech and Chong . . . Barnes and Noble . . . the 1974 Patriots . . . the teachers’ strike . . . Miss Taylor . . . suit jackets . . . ties . . . Mister Meaner Marx . . . first man on the moon . . . declamation . . . Watergate . . . cutting classes . . selling tickets to the fourth floor swimming pool . . . Mr. DeVore . . . the vict ory dances. . . the 1974 Celtics . . . am Ervin . . . Monarch Notes . the invasion of the school . . . table captains and milk monitors ... an all male school . . . the Latin-English football games . . . Latin’s 1974 football team . . . Christmas caroling on the balcony (?) . . . the Junior Dance . . . Agnew and Nixon . . . the Turkish invasion of Cyprus . . . the 1974 baseball team . . . Doctor Mac . . . the Saturday Night Massacre . . . The Rolling Stones . . . Chico . . . Irish Historical Society. . . Rathead . . . football rallies . . . 1975 hockey team . . . the missing bells . . . the 74-75 track team . . .term papers. . . gyp sheets . . . P.S.A.T.’s . . . N.M.S.Q.T.S. . . . S.A.T.S. . . . Achievement Tests . . . S.S.A.T. . . .the Smothers Brothers . . . Elton John . . . The Three Stooges . . . Italian Cultural Society . . .The Cop. . . The Fudge . . . Big Bird . . .Bobo. . . the bicentenial . . . the Phantoms . . . the 032 club . . .S.D.S, . . . L.S.D. . . . T.C.H. weed . . ||jj S S.T. Patty Hearst . . . The Republican Party . . . George Wallace . . . My Lai . . . Huntley and Brinkley . . . Arab- Israeli War . . . the oil embargo . . . the energy crisis . . . Bangla-Desh . . . The Godfather . . . The Sting . . .The Exorcist. . . Breeder of Democracy . . . 56 The Iliad . . . the Odyssey . . . Dan Lyons . . . the tragic Olympic games in Munich . . . Chesty Morgan . . . the Pueblo . . . the Global Marine . . . the Vendome fire . . . Mark Spitz . . . t lie Ali- Foreman fight Evel Knievcl and the Snake River Canyon jump . . . the Fens . . . Sparrs . . .Travers. . . spitballs . . . paper airplanes . . . the W.F.L. . . . W.H.A. . . . W.T.L. . . .Jack Benny . . . hooking school . . . the lettuce boycott . . . Peanuts . . . Doonesbury . . . Tumbleweeds . . . the Chelsea fire . . . Midsummer Night’s Dream . . . Hamlet . . . Macbeth . . . the Kamchitka Blast . . . snow days . . . Mark Twain . . . Stephen Crane . . . Edgar Allen Poe . . . Contemporary Issues . . . Computer Programming. . .Civics. . . Mr. Pheenv . . . King Faisal’s assasination . . . O.P.E.C. . . . I.T.T. . . . C.I.A. . . F.B.I. . . . Archie Bunker . . . Harvard Commencement . . . Olivia Newton John . . . Helen Reddy . . . Women’s Lib . . . Frank Sargent . . . Star Trek . . . M A S H . . . Henry Kissinger and his shuttle diplomacy . . . Gerald Ford . . . Nelson Rockefeller. . .Johnny Tremain . . . U.S.-U.S.S.R. detente . . . Nixon’s first visit to China . . .Earthquake. . .The Towering Inferno . . . the Poseidon Adventure . . . flexible campus . . . the Tate murders . . .John Denver. . .Dustin Hoffman. . . Gene Hackman . . . Marlon Brando . . . the first docking in space and Skylab . . . the ’70 football team . . . ■v the ’73 basketball . . . the math olympiads . . . Tom Sawyer . . . Huckleberry ' Finn . if. geometry ' . . . trigonometry . . . algebra. . . Ogden Nash . . . Richard Wright . .. Ralph Waldo Emerson . . . Charles Dickens . . . American hi store . . . European history . . i ' geography . . . She Doobie Brothers . . . Stevie Wonder . . . Bob Dylan . . . engwishe . . . Latin . . . mythology . . . summer school . . . Red Badge of Courage . . . The Gulag Archipelago . . . Moby Dick . . . Hedda Gabler . . . The Bridge of San Luis Rey . . . Mark Spitz . . . cafeteria lunches . . . and do you remember the time when . 57 9 I I I f B j Henry JACK MARTIN HAZERJIAN Most people are apathetic, but, then again, who cares 5 Math Team II, I, French Club II, I; Chess Club III, Chemzics Soci- ety I; Classical Prize VI, V, IV, II Modern Prize III; Approba- tion V; Boston City-Wide Science Fair, Third Prize IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; M.A.A III - I; M A M L II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Cornell Society of Engineers Ingenuity in Mathematics Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition To enjoy life. EDWARD JOSEPH HEALEY It helps to have a rather odd face like mine. People always recognize you. Track IV, III. Philatelic Society VI, V; Chess Club VI - III; Victory Club VI I, Professional Club I; Math-X Club I STEVEN CHARLES HENTOFF and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep Key Club II, I; Drama Club VI, III, II, Victory Club VI; Table Ten- nis Society III; National Honor Society II, I Ambition: To succeed in all future endeavors. GERARD JOHN HERMAN Money and success are not everything in life. Football III - I. Indoor Track II, I, Outdoor Track II, I, Tri-Captain I; Weightlifting Club III - I, Victory Club III - I; Science Fair II, Professional Club II, I; Latin-English Football Program I. Ambition: To be rich and successful. DAVID THOMAS HIGGINS If you want to get to heaven, you’ve got to raise a little hell. Ambition: To do radio and television work and to leave on Flexible Campus. MICHAEL ROBERT HUGHES If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain; Remove hence to yonder place,” and it shall remove and nothing shall be impossible unto you. Ambition: To enjoy life HENRY JOSEPH HUNNEFEI.D You only have one life to live. Enjoy it. Football IV - I, All-City I, Wrestling IV - II; Baseball IV; Victory Club VI - I; Student Council II Ambition: To become a famous trial lawyer Tiny 58 JAMES PATRICK HURLEY Our greatest victory is not in never falling but in rising each time we fall. Cross Country 11, I, Indoor Track II, I; Spring Track II, I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, 1; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Science Fair III, II, I; Boston Regional Science Fair III, Honorable Men- tion; Massachusetts State Science Fair III. Ambition: To live forever and have no past MICHAEL TIMOTHY HURLEY A man gains his first measure of wisdom on that same day that he admits to his own stupidity Band VI; Table Tennis Society I; Astronomy Club V; Victory Club 1 Ambition: To contribute to a better future for mankind STEPHEN JOSEPH IANNONE When the Levee Breaks I become Dazed And Confused; When Com- munication Breaks Down I need A Whole Lotta Love to lead me to the Stairway To Heaven. Junior Hockey IV - III; Victory Club VI - I; Italian Cultural Society, Founder II, I Ambition : To be number one MICHAEL JAMES IOVANNI The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are, for what we could become. Victory Club I; Homeroom Representative II; Italian Cultural Society I Ambition: To attend Northeastern University. DAVID THOMAS KEENAN My mind’s all made up, don’t confuse me with facts. Indoor Track V - I; Cross Country IV, I; Outdoor Track VI - I; Drama Club IV - I, Secretary III, President II, I; Photography Club V - III, Sec- retary IV, Vice President III, II; Victory Club III - I; Student Council IV - I, Secretary III; Boston Student Advisory Council IV - I, President I; Argo IV - II; Public Declamation IV - I; Prize Reading IV - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II DENNIS GERARD KELLEHER Most geniuses are conceited, but n6t I. Track III; Crew II ; Victory Club IV - I; Chess Club III; Math-X Club II ; Senior Band VI - I; Junior Band VI; All-City Band VI - I; B.L.S. Stage Band III - I; Argo I; Boys’ State Delegate II Ambition: To move on UP JOHN RICHARD KELLEY Advice comes too late when a thing is done. Varsity Hockey II - I, Co-Captain I; Freshman-Junior Varsity Hockey VI - IV; Crew IV - III; Victory Club VI - I; Professional Club II - I; National Honor Society II - I; Irish Historical Society II - I; Latin-Eng- lish Football Program I; Class Day Committee I Dennis Mike I ' Michael Steve Dave 59 « I I I « ; Steve Matty BRENDAN GERARD KELLY Drink with impunity or whoever asks. Football III, I; Track V, Footba ll Manager II, Track Manager IV - II, Weightlifting Club III - I, Irish Historical Society II - I; Class I Representative, Track and Field Club V - II; Victory Club VI - I; Chess Club III, Math Club I; National Honor Society I, Latin-Eng- lish Football Program I Ambition : To be president of Miller High Life. EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY Do unto others before they do unto you. Photography Club V ; Computer Club V-I; Math X Club I Ambition: To become an engineer. STEPHEN DANIEL KELLY And there’s still more to come! Basketball I; Football II; Professional Club II - I; Irish Historical Society II • I, Victory Club VI • I; Weightlifting II; Radio Club I; Highway Safety Club VI KEVIN PATRICK KERR A slave has but one master, the ambitious man has as many masters as there are persons whose aid may contribute to the advancement of his torture. National Honor Society I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Mod- ern Prize VI, Approbation Prize V; Fidelity Prize IV; Chem Lab Assistant III - I; Crew Team III - I; B L.S. String Ensemble VI - I; All-City Orchestra IV - III, French Club I, M A M.L. II - I, M A A II - 1; Chemzics Society I Ambition: To be the best ever. ROBERT HARTWELL KESKULA I made it! Ancient Historical Society III, History Club (President) II; Chess Club III; Fidelity Prize VI; Computer Programming Society I; Math X Club I, Victory Club VI - I, German Club I; Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To become test man for Sleep-King Mattresses. JAMES MICHAEL KILROY A person is like a bill, it’s not the amount that matters, but the social value. Golf III - II; Chess VI - V; Junior Achievement II, Victory Club VI - V, II - I ; Jazz-Rock Group II; Tennis Club II Ambition: To become a lawyer and a semi-pro magician. MATTHEW FRANCIS KING That ' s all folks. Victory Club VI - I; Drug Education Club III - II, Irish Historical Society II - I, Professional Club I, Latin-English Football Program I; J. V. Baseball III, J.V. Football III, Freshman Hockey V - IV; J.V. Hockey IV - III, Varsity Hockey II - I; Varsity Football II - I Ambition: To be able to look back at this and laugh Li’l Ed Kevin le docteur’ 60 RICHARD RUSSELL KINGSBURY VICTOR LEE KINGSLEY Ain’t no garbage man gonna come by and clean it up like they do on the other side of town. J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II, I; Varsit y Soccer II, I; Cross Country V, VI; Victory Club I; Professional Club I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. Ambition: To be the voice within the hurricane. WILLIAM EDWARD KLEIN Indoor Track IV, III, II; Tennis Club I; Irish Historical Society I, Vic- tory Club I. Ambition: To die alive. ROBERT EDWARD KRAUSS It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice. Soccer Team IV, III, II, I; Chess Club V, III, II, I; Argo II, I; Junior Achievement III, II, Secretary II; Professional Club III; Victory Club III, II, I; Custom Crafting Organization III; Red Cross Club VI; Library Staff VI, V , Philatelic Society IV, III, Treasurer III. Ambition: To lead a happy life without getting into trouble. ERNEST SHELDON KUEGEL It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Outdoor Track IV, III; Indoor Track II; Track I; Football IV, III; Stu- dent Council III, II; Field Club III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Key Club, Lt. Governor I; Fidelity Prize VI. WALTER KWAN Do your own thing! 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Cavalteri Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Cav . Mr. and Mrs. Ging F. Chin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chin Mr. and Mrs. George Christakis Mr. and Mrs. S. Chu Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Clark M r. and Mrs. Jay Cole Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Collins i Mr. and Mrs. Michael J Concannc Mr and Mrs. John R. Conley Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly Mr. and Mrs. John E. Connolly i Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph V. Connolly Mrs. Jeremiah J. Connors Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Conway Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Davin Mr. and Mrs. Laurence L. Donahue Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DiCicco Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Dipietro Mr. Lawrence L Donahue Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Everson Mrs. Florence Mrs. Lcopoldina D. Facada Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Fitzgerald Mrs. Jutta E. Van Dcr Mosel Foeley Mr. and Mrs. James Foley Dr. and Mrs. Sumner Frank Mr. and Mrs. Alton Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Grammer The Grant Family Mr. Jeffrey V. Grant Mr. and Mrs. James Greeley Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harn Mr. and Mrs. Robert B Harney Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Harris Mrs. Mary Hart The Higgins Family Mr. and Mrs. James E. Higgins Mr. John Joseph Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Holmes Mr. and Mrs Francis Horan Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard L. Hughes Mr. and MrsIHerman Huot Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Iovanni - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jepsen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kakowlidis Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kanaskie Mr. and Mrs.; Lawrence Katz, Mr. and Mrs. William Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Andrns Keturakis Mr. and Mrs. Byung Yoa Kown Mr. and Mrs, Erne st Kuegel Sr. M r’an? Mrs fafward Kukstis Mr. and Mrs. Sing Lau Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John MacAuley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEarlane Mr. John J. Maciejko 63 I ! ' i Pete Tim Doug JAMES FRANCIS LAFFAN All good things must end, but fortunately so must the bad things. Sailing Team II, I, Junior Varsity Hockey III, II; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club VI - I, Irish Historical Society II, I; National Honor Society 1 Ambition To be successful at everything I do. ALEXANDER GEORGE LANGER I ' ll never get out of this world alive. Computer Club II, I, Math-X Club I; German Club I; Ichthyological Society I, Yearbook Staff, Photography I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To try. PETER STEVEN LASHOTO Wisdom is better than might; yet the wisdom of the needy one is despised, and his words are not listened to. Spring Crew II; Philatelic Society V, Treasurer; Environmental Pro- tection Club II, I; Victory Club II; Key Club I; Computer Program- ming Society I, Professional Club I; Math-X Club II, I, Secretary I. LEONARD LAU The truth would sooner out from error than from ignorance. Table Tennis Society I; Asian Cultures Club IV - I, B.L.S. Science Fair II, 3rd Place; Boston Regional Science Fair II, 1st Place; Massa- chusetts State Science Fair II, 2nd Place; National Honor Society II, I TIMOTHY POOLE LAY For the universe, nothing; for me, everything. Table Tennis Society IV, Soccer IV; Indoor Track II; Ski Club I; Glee Club VI - IV; Coin Club V; Chess Club III, French Club II, I, President, All-City Choir IV; Register II, I; Argo I; National Honor Society II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; M.A.M.L. II, I; M.A.A. II, I; Science Fair, 1st Prize IV; 3rd Prize III; Regional Science Fair V - II, 1st Prize IV, 2nd Prize II, 3rd Prize V, III; Massachusetts Science Fair II, 1st Prize; Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V; Approbation Prize III. DEK SHUE LEE FRODO LIVES ' Table Tennis Society IV; Computer Club VI - III; Stamp Club VI; Coin Club VI; Chess Club V, IV; Chemzic Society I, President; Bibliophile Society I, Secretary I; City Fair Honorary Award III; National Honor Society II, I; Modern Prize V, III; Classical Prize V Ambition: To know myself. DOUGLAS DUFF LEE You only go around once, so grab for all the gusto you can. Football III, I, Hockey IV - II; Tennis Club II, Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society I; Professional Club I; White Caucus I. Ambition: To be successful in later life. Alex Lennie Dek 64 Michael MING MOY LEE All Graduates of Latin School have a B.S. degree Asian Cultures Club II, I ; Table Tennis Society 11,1; Chess Club IV I. Ambition: To write something in a college yearbook Ming Pete Marc Maury MAURICE LEITER Learn all you can — do only what you know is right Junior Band VI; Senior Band VI - I; Orchestra VI - IV; All-City Band VI - I; Brass Choir V; Stage Band IV - I; Declamation VI - I; Cornelius Martin Sullivan Award V, III, II; Argo II; Forensics Society 1; National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize VI; Modern Prize V; Francis Gardner Award III; Regional Science Fair — First Place IV; Delegate to 1974 Mass. N.H.S II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; M.A.A. II, I; M A.M.L. II, I; Chemzics Society I. Ambition: To be a friend to everybody. PETER RALPH LENZ He who asks a question is a fool for a moment. He who does not ask a question is a fool forever. Soccer III - I, Wrestling II, I, Co-Captain I; Victory Club II, I; German Club I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To become a commercial pilot. PAUL EUGENE LEPORE Let us treat the men and women as if they were real — perhaps they are Italian Cultural Society I; Argo Business Manager I; Victory Club VI - I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: Not to be a failure. MARC CHARLES LIEBER In the gray of the morning my mind becomes confused, between the dead and the sleeping and the road that I must choose. Key Club II; Victory Club I; Math X Club II; Band III; All-City Band II; Soccer I. Ambition: To leave Boston JAMES KING LIM Always look forward and never look back. Radio Club II; Math Club II, I; Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I; National Honor Society I Ambition : Just to strive to live happily. JOHN MICHAEL LOWE Life is what you make it. Soccer V - I, Captain I; Student Council IV - II; Victory Club V - I; Debating Society IV; Afro-American Society V, IV; Professional Club II; National Honor Society II, I, Secretary I; Biological Seminar III Ambition: To become a doctor. t Funky Slim PAUL EDWARD LYONS Life is guessing about a thing you really ought to know. Football IV; Hockey IV; Baseball IV; Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club VI - I; Drug Education Club II, Debating Society V; Latin-English Football Program I; Student Council V - III; National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize V; Classical Prize IV. Ambition: To become a lawyer. DAVID FRANCIS MACDONALD Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel Band VI • V; Glee Club V, IV; Chess Club III; Math-X Club I; Vic- tory Club VI - 1 Ambition: To become a dentist. JOHN JOSEPH MACDONALD Football IV - I; All-City Football II, I; All-Scholastic I. Ambition: To unlock the door to the dank, smelly, dungeon of the mind, and free myself from bondage within. THOMAS MICHAEL MACIEJKO I never made a mistake in my life. I thought I did once, but I was wrong; I am a fool. Soccer II, I, American Red Cross Club VI, Victory Club IV - I; M.A M.L II. I; M.A.A. II, I, National Honor Society II, I; Hockey V - I , Modern Prize V. IV Ambition ; To become the Presidential Lawyer. JOSEPH MICHAEL MAHONEY . . . And oh what heights we’ll hit On with the show, this is it! Football III, II, Weightlifting Club II, II, Treasurer II, Victory Club II, I, Drug Education Club IV I; Bibliophile Society IV - II; Irish Historical Society II, I; Stage Crew III - I; Class Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To own a plantation. STEPHEN MICHAEL MALONE NEAL GERARD MANNING Soccer Team IV, II, Soccer Club IV, II, Golf Club III, Weightlifting Club IV ; Drama Club I Ambition: To be impeached. Maco Steve 66 ROBF.RT PASQUAI.INO MARINI The resolution to avoid an evil is seldom framed till the evil is so ( ar advanced to make avoidance impossible. Cross Country III - I; Indoor Track III - I; Spring Track III I; National Honor Society II ■ I, Treasurer I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Harvard Commencement Usher II; All-City Track Team I; All-State Relay Team I; Italian Cultural Society II • I, Secretary I; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Student Council I. Ambition: Never to tarnish in anyone’s eyes. ROBERT JAMES MAXWELL CHARLES HENRY McCALLUM Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can avoid altogether J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II - I, Co-Captain I; Victory Club 111 - I. Ambition: Never to regret anything. EDWARD FRANCIS McCARTHY And from the ashes shall rise the Phoenix. Stage Crew Il -I; Football II I; Radio Club III - I. Vice President I. Victory Club I JOHN FRANCIS McCARTHY Don’t judge a book by its cover. Irish Historical Society II - I; Junior Achievement President II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Professional Club IV - I; Table Tennis IV; Latin-English Football Program I; Victory Club VI - I; Soccer II; Fresh- man Baseball IV; Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey III - II; National Honor Society II - I Ambition: To be at the right places at the right times. MICHAEL JOSEPH McCARTHY Don’t dribble your life away if you can shoot it. Irish Historical Society II I; Football II - I, All-City I; Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track IV - I; Cross Country V; Professional Club I; Latin- English Football Program I; Weightlifting Club III - I, Track and Field Club IV -III. Ambition: To be called Mike. EARI.IE McCRARY, JR Just because I’m black. Drill Team VI; Afro-American Society VI - II; Black Student Assn. I, Vice President I; Freshman Football IV; J.V. Football III; Varsity Foot- ball II - I; All-City II; All-City M V P I; Victory Club II - I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 1 Ambition: To become an accountant and a coach. Mr. and Mrs. David J. MacMillan Mr and Mrs. Bernard H. MacNeil Mr and Mrs. Andrew J. Mahoney Mr and Mrs. James R. Mahoney Mrs. Lawrence E. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Augusto Martini Ms Rosetta R. Martini Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Masuret Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Mazzeo Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. McCallum Mr. and Mrs. George McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. McEachern Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. McGrath Jr. McLaughlin Construction Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David J. McMorrow Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McSharry Ms. Nancy A. Menyhert Mr. Stephen P. Micholowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Minihan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moriarty Mr. Suey Moy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Murphy Mrs. Grace Murray Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. O’Dea Ms. Diane C. O’Hara Mrs. James O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. O ' Neil Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Riordan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Orthman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Pastore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perruzzi and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Platt Mr. and Mrs Peter Raskauskas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Regan Mr. and Mrs., Joseph L Regan Mr. and Mrs.lGeorge R. Robertson Mr. and MrsjMichael J. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rosen Mr. Robert J Saar Mr and Mrs. Anthony F. Sammartino Mr. and Mrs. Scarpelos Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scipione A tty. and Mrs. Ashelen Peter Senopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Shamon Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sinnott Mrs. Frances Skelly Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Spicer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Spileds Mr and Mrs. Spiros Stathas Rev. and Mrs. Guy Steele Mr. and Mrs. Felix Stopa Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Ustach Mr. and Mrs. George T. Vaunis Mr. and Mrsl Charles E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh The Weston Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. White Mr. and Mrs. Bak Yee Wong Mr. and Mrs. Chow Lai Wong Mr. and Mrs. Pater S. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Yee Mr. and Mrs. Faris S. Zeghibe Boosters . . . With Since Mr. and Mrs. George P. Adduci Mr. and Mrs. Concetta Alduino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Allegro Ms. Dolores Apollo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arsenault Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Baldyga Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bausemer Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Beath Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Belson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benatti Mr. and Mrs. Roland Berquist Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bookman Mr. and Mrs. James T. Buckley Mr. and Mrs John A. Campbell Ms. Margaret Cannata Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Carbonaro Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Carey Mrs. Catherine Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chafetz Mr. and Mrs. Chan Mr. and Mrs. Sik Ling Chan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chew Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chin Mr. and Mrs. Num Son Chin Mr. and Mrs. Ying Yen Chin Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Chinetti Mr. and Mrs. John R. Chisholm Mrs. Mary Choharis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chow Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Christiano Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciano Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Cid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Clancy Mrs. E. Wesley Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey Mr. and Mrs. James Colacusso Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Collins Mr. John Collins Mr. and Mrs. William L. Collins Mr and Mrs. E. M. Comproni Mr. and Mrs. Michael j[ Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Recco Conti Mr. and Mrs. CorneliusJ. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cudahy Mr. and Mrs. Werner Dafeldecker Mr. Arthur M. Daley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daly Mr. Richard Daniels® Ms. Katherine Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deban Mr. and Mrs. Fred DcCosta M r, and Mrs. Salvatore Debole Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Deery Mr. and Mrs. S. P. DcLuca Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dennis Mr. and Mrs. William L. Devine Mr. and Mrs. DiGironimo Mr. and Mrs. Maria Diminico Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dineen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley William Dirsa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn The Duduch Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dwan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Earls Mr. and Mrs. John Dold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Egan Ms. Patricia Egan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ellard Mr. Edward T. English Mr. and Mrs. Francis Esmond Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Everhart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fahey T. Faldasz Mrs. Elisa Federico Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fergus Jr. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Fiandaca Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Finn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. James Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Frederic L. Flemming Mr. and Mrs. James D. Flynn Mr. and Mrs Nicholas T. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. William Flynn Mr. Joseph Foley Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foundation Mrs. Grace Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Fratalia Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galvin Ms. Ann C. Gatto Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gatto Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ghostlaw Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gill Mr. and Mrs. David J Gorman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Grealish Mr. and Mrs John A Grealy Mr. and Mrs. William Grenda Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gulinello Mr. and Mrs. James Harlow „■ Mr. anil Mrs. Alan Harrington 69 I I Jim JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER McDONALD Know thyself ; any questions, ask the CIA. Crew III - I; Ski Club III - I; Model U.N. I; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Merit Letter of Commendation II. Ambition; To get to w ' herever I’m going. LAWRENCE MARTIN McDONALD WALTER FRANCIS McDONOUGH When one takes the time to consider, it really didn’t make as much sense as when it was devised. Radio Club II, I, President I; Drug Education Club President III; Key Club; Student Council I; Boston Student Advisory’ Council I; Latin-English Football Program I, Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club I; Liber Actorum I. Ambition: To be the next Gerswhin or McLaughlin. wiliam Joseph McFarland 1 see,” said the blind man as he spit into the wind. It’s all coming back to me now ” Astronomy Club VI; WBZ-FM Football Reporter II. Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Mass. Boys’ State II, Liber Actorum Editor I; Victory Club VI - I ; Football Manager VI; Basketball Manager IV - I; Baseball Manager IV - I. Ambition: To own a sports team. LEO ANTHONY McGEE Erin Go Bragh” Victory Club VI - 1; Irish Historical Society II, I; Football Program I. Ambition: To be successful (in losing). KEVIN McGOWAN Grab it now, you may not get another chance. Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society I; M.A.M.L. II, I Ambition: To be able to do what I w r ant to do. JAMES MICHAEL McGRATH For the uncontrolled, there is no wisdom , nor for the uncontrolled is there the power of concentration and for him without concentration there is no peace. And for the unpeaceful, how can there be happi- ness? Varsity’ Soccer IV, I; Drug Education Club IV; Student Council III; Model United Nations Club I, Professional Club II, I Ambition: To be a movie director Lawrence Big Mac Kevin Bobby Danny KENNETH GERARD McINTOSH Success! Hockey II, I; Victory Club IV, I; Irish Historical Society I; Professional Club I EDWARD JOSEPH McKENNEY You will never be greater than your greatest dreams. Glee Club VI, V, IV; Astronomy Club V; Drama Club II; Forensics Society I; Professional Club I; Debating Society III; Public Declamation V - I; Debating Society III; Argo II, I; Register I, Liber Actorum I; Football Program I, NMSQT Letter of Commendation Ambition: To be a lawyer. RICHARD FRANCIS McNEILL Walk softly and carry a big stick.” Baseball IV; Victory Club VI - I; Ichthyology Club V; Irish Historical Society II, I; Ski Club I; Student Council I Ambition: Togo to Northern Ireland. ROBERT JOSEPH MILLER The old days are gone forever, The new ones aren’t far behind, the laughter is fading away, . . . echoes of a star . . . Basketball IV - I; Victory Club IV - I; German Club I, Register I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Modern Prize III; National Honor Soci- ety II, I Ambition: To write. LOUIS THOMAS MIRAGLIA To cast away honesty upon a foul creature is to put good meat into an unclean dish. Victory Club IV, III, II; Italian Cultural Society II, 1 Ambition: To become a stock broker. DANIEL JOSEPH MIRSKI Take it easy, you’ll live longer. Math X Club IV; Junior Band VI; Senior Band VI, III, II, I; Orchestra V; Brass Choir V; Stage Band II, I; All City Band V, IV, III, II; All-City Stage Band II; Delegate to Mass. Boys’ State II Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise EDWARD MICHAEL MOGAN Give me time; I’ll think of Something!!! Table Tennis Society III; Key Club IV, III; Irish Historical Society i; Victory Club I. Ambition To marry a rich girl from Southie.” Ken Rick Louis 71 I I ! - - i I Mark Mercury- Mike JOSEPH THOMAS MONAHAN Even the darkest hour is only sixty minutes. Library Aide V; Victory Club IV • I; Ski Club II; Professional Club I. Philatelic Society IV; Math X Club IV; Highway Safety Club V. Ambition: To succeed. JAMES ALFRED MORAN Above all else, believe in yourself. Classical Prize VI; Fidelity- Prize V; Science Fair IV; Modern Prize III; J V Basketball III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society ILL MARK JOSEPH MORAN He who limps still walks. Freshman Football IV; J.V Football II, Victory Club III • I; Chess Club III • I; National Honor Society I Ambition; To become an architect. JOHN PATRICK MORGAN Jesus was a bachelor. Hockey IV - II; Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club IV • I; Latin- English Football Program I Ambition: To find out what I want GREGORY LEONARD MORRIS Veni, vidi, vici. Basketball II - I. Crew VI - IV ' ; Track VI - V ' . Football Program I: Football IV; Computer III; Afro-American Society- VI - I. Ambition: To become an Electronics Engineer. MICHAEL RICHARD MORRISON There ' s a band playing in my head And I feel like getting high Thinking about what a friend had said I was hoping it was a lie. Victory Club 1, Irish Historical Society I; NMSQT Commendation I. Ambition To stay alive and happy. MICHAEL MOY I can resist everything except temptation. Asian Cultures Club IV - 1: American Chemzic Society III I; Table Tennis Club III - 1 Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Mike RICHARD MULLEN Advice to a friend is often easy to give, by only my own advice I try to live and I ' m a fool Judge a man not by what he has, but by what he doesn’t need National Honor Society II, I, Victory Club 1, German Club I; Fidelity Award IV; Classical Award III; Mtxlern Prize IV, Ambition; To let the earth hear His voice and see Him in me, I will follow God’s plan, whatever it may be. STEPHEN JOHN MULLIN They always said to do nothing is hard, so I did nothing. Victory Club IV ■ I; Irish Historical Society II - I Ambition: To succeed in life and to be well off. GEORGE PAUL MUNRO If you don’t get caught you’re innocent. Track IV - I, Captain I; Football III, II; National Honor Society I; Vic- tory Club IV - I ; Irish Historical Society I; Chemzics Society I Ambition: To hunt for beaver in Ithaca, New York DANIEL DOMINIC MURPHY The tongue can cut deeper than the sword. Track IV - I; Weightlifting Club III - I; Crew Team IV, Weightlifting Champion 1974; Victory Club IV - I, Professional Club I, II; Radio Club III, IV; Red-Cross IV, III, Irish Historical Society II, 1 Ambition: To be a baker. DAVID CHRISTOPHER MURPHY The Senior year is a rip-off. Argo Staff II; Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club I Ambition: To become the Howard Hughes of the 21st century. JAMES PATRICK MURPHY When I think back on all I learned in High School, It’s a wonder I can think at all. Victory Club VI - I; Irish Historical Society I; Drug Education Club III, II; Professional Club II, I. Ambition: To decide what I want and get it PAUL MICHAEL MURPHY You can’t fool all the people all the time, but you sure can try Baseball IV, III; Basketball III; Crew III - II; Glee Club VI - I; Student Council III; All City Choir IV, III; Victory Club IV - I; Irish Histori- cal Society II - I; Professional Club II - I, Classical Prize IV - II; Fidelity Prize VI. Ambition; To find the easiest way out, always Dan George Dave Paul Moon Rich 73 Mr. Michael Hhrvey Mrs. Lucy Hazerjian and Familv Mrs Liesbetii Healy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Healy M s. Zelda F. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. James Hines Jr. Mrs. Susan Holman Ms. Barbara Houston Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hulme Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunnefeld Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hryniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Iannone Mr. Kabin A. Ierardi Mr. and Mrs. William Ierardi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Itri Mrs. Delia M Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Paul D Jellev Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. M. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keskiila Ms. Mary P Keskula Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. John Kodrzycki Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohler Ms. Brett A. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Y. S. Kwong Mr. George LaCount Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lai Mr. arid Mrs. Thomas Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lanigan Mr. and Mrs. Danny P Laskaris Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lavie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVita Sr. Mr. Richard Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. John Lay Mr. Marc Lederman w 4 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lee Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Little Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Loui Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Lung Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Eugene MacDonald The MacLellan Family Mr. and Mrs. Francis X MacPherson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magier Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Pasqalino Marini Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Marulis Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mazzarella « Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Mazzom Mr. Stephen Mazzulli Mr. and Mrs. Paul McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Ms. Ruth K. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. John McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Eamon D. McColgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McCrorey Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Mr. Louis McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William P. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McGaffigan Mr. and Mrs. George L. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGinn Mr. and Mrs. James McKernan Mr. and Mrs. George Micarelli Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Milano Mr. and Mrs. George R. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Mrs. Dianne Moccia Mr. and Mrs. David I. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Morris Mr. and Mrs Patrick Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore.Morteo Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. George Mulrey « Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Murrin Mr. and Mrs. William Miisculus J j Mr. and Mrs. John Narciso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nasuti Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Natola Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Norton Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. O ' Brien Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John F. O’Callaghan _ Martin and Helen O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Olesiuk Mr and Mrs. Albert S. Olsen Mr; and ' Mrs. Michael O’Malley Mrs. Helen O’Reilly ;Mr and Mrs. Vincente Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Orsi u r. Jeremiah P. O’Sul Mrs. Marion O’Sullivan , Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Owens The Paiges % The Palter Farmfy | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pangakis Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Papakvrikos Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Pappas Mr. George G. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Powers Mr. James L. Pratt Mr. John Pratt M rs. Adelia Prussman riiePurcell Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reid Mr. and Mrs Robert Reynolds Mrs. Nancy J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Romano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose P. and G. J. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ross Mr. and Mrs. N. George Rossetti Dr. Sara Rothman Mr. Joseph Rullo Mr. and Mrs. James Rush Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sagan Mr. and Mrs Alfred Sarno Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Schneebergcr Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Schager Mr. and Mrs. CharlesJ. Senior Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shays drs. Mary She ' a Mr. and Mr ' Robert Sheehan Mrs Paula Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Single Mr. and Mrs. James J Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hepry Spriano | Mr. and Mrs. William ( ?. St, Gyr Mr. and Mrs. John Sftnislowzvk M rs. James wales Mr and Mrs A. C Tcdesco 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Terzides Ms. Patti Tcvenon Mr. and Mrs. John Tighe Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Tobin Mr. and Mrs Armando Tontodonato Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplyn Mr. and Mrs. George Tranfaglia Jr. Mrs. Bernard Tully Mr. and Mrs Louis Vazza Mrs. Christine R. Vincent Mr. and Mrs Leonardo Vitale Mr. and Mrs. John Vumbaco Mrs. Patricia M. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Ward The Whalen Family Mr. and Mrs John A. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wieliczkiewicz Mr and Mrs. G. A. Williams Mr Joseph F. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfreys Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfreys Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wong Mrs. Henry S. H. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Kim Jock Wong Mr. and Mrs. Kwang Sang Wong Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wool Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yancey Mr. Scott Zawadaki 1 75 8 I I i I I I I I Russ Robert STEPHEN JOHN MURPHY Grab all the .gusto you can Professional Club Treasurer III; Irish Historical Society II, I, Victory Club 11,1; Flexible Campus Administrative Asst. V - I . Alumni Asso- ciation Asst. I, Participant in Close-Up II, I Ambition: To be a Flexible Campus Coordinator and not have to work for a living. JOHN PAUL MURRAY Reality is a dream and all dreams are reality unfulfilled. Hockey IV; Baseball IV; Latin-English Football Program I; Student Council III, IV , Victory Club II, I, Irish Historical Society II, I Ambition To find the answer. RUSSELL JEROME NAGLE To keep faith with a person, keep one’s word. Ski Club III • I ; Argo 11,1; Victory Club II, I , Irish Historical Society I. KEVIN PATRICK NAUGHTON We are what we pretend to be, so be sure of what you ' re pretending to be. Table Tennis II, Weightlifting II: Golf II ; Victory Club I ; M.A.M.L., M A A II, I, National Honor Society I. Ambition : To be a gynecologist. JOSEPH LEO NELLIGAN Out you ' re not when from the floor you rise again to strive some more. Hockey IV - I; Baseball IV - I; Victory Club I. Irish Historical Soci- ety I. Ambition To own my own business. BRUCE NG To forget what you have forgotten is unforgettable. Asian Cultures Club IV - I, Vice President I; Table Tennis II, I. Treasurer I; Chess Club IV; Ecology Club I; Chemzics Society I, Supply Room Staff IV - I, Harvard Commencement Usher II; Mod- ern Prize IV; Class of 1885 Award IV; Approbation IV, II; Classical Prize III. II; M.A.M.L Math Olympiad I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To succeed and not to be succeeded. ROBERT JOHN NG Table Tennis 1; Asian Cultures Club IV - I, Radio Club III. I; Chemzics Society II, I; Professional Club I; Secretary, Class of 1975; National Honor Society II, I Ambition To speak English FLUENTLY Kevin 76 JOSEPH CHARLES NORTON It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Soccer III - I; Stamp Club VI, V; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tennis Club II, I. Ambition: To become a veterinarian. FRANCIS EDWARD O ' BRIEN The wind brings fallen leaves enough to make a fire. Ambition To have three pounds of flax, a jug of wine — the same as everyone else. HUGH LEO O’BRIEN The best is yet to come . . . Ski Club IV ; Current Events Club VI, V, IV. Ambition: To become a successful lawyer JOHN JOSEPH O’CALLAHAN Stubbornness is the twin of stupidity ... do not have one mind and one alone that only your opinion can be right. Va rsity Hockey IV - I, Co-Capt I; Freshman, J.V Hockey VI - IV; Vic- tory Club VI - I; Irish Historical Society I; Professional Club I; Drug Education Club IV. Ambition: To do what I want to do JOHN PATRICK OLLEN Never let education interfere with the learning process. Victory Club VI - I; Hockey V; Student Council II, I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Senior Class Committee, Prom Committee I; Football Pro- gram I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Wolf of B.L.S. Ambition: To be happy always. PHILIP STEWART OLSEN Whoever turns the other cheek gets the other fist. Hockey IV - 1; Baseball IV - I; Victory Club VI - I Ambition: To succeed. THOMAS M. O’MALLEY Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone. Track II; National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club II, I; Irish Histori- cal Society I; Professional Club I Phil John Frank Hugh 77 I ! I i Tom Dennis Ostie Kevin THOMAS MICHAEL O’REILLY Aim for the stars and if you miss take the moon ' Crew Team II; Irish Historical Society II - I; Victory Club VI, National Honor Society II • I; Drama Club VI; French Club Book Prize II; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize III; Warren Eastman Rob- inson Medal II; Holly Cross Book Prize I; Modern Prize II. Ambition; To become a successful lawyer and perhaps enter politics. PATRICK JOSEPH O’RIORDAN There are only two types of people in this world, the IRISH, and those who wish they were. Class Committee I; Irish Historical Society II - I, President I; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To inherit a brewery or marry a rich girl. DENNIS PATRICK ORTHMAN ’Tis better to look ahead and prepare than to look back in despair. Victory Club IV - I; Argo III - II; Irish Historical Society II • I; Latin-English Football Program II - I; Track IV - III; Professional Club I. Ambition To become a very high person ROBERT ALEXANDER OSBURN I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit around and svatch it for hours. Professional Club II - I, Drug Education Club II; Crew IV; Victory Club VI - I; Italian Cultural Society II - I Ambition: To live free and easy. DONALD DAVID OSTIGUY I came, I slept, I left. Victory Club I; Baseball III - I Ambition: To make a nap out of life. JAMES MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN Bells, Bells, Bells Who’s got the bells? Debating IV; Public Declamation IV; Basketball III; Chess Club III; Junior Achievement III; Key Club II - I; Tennis II; Soccer I; Student Council I; Victory Club VI - I; Irish Historical Society II - I. Ambition: To be a Catcher In The Rye. KEVIN PATRICK OWENS The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. Victory Club I, Chess Club IV - III; Philatelic Society V - III, Num- ismatic Society IV - III; Computer Programmers Society III; Football IV; Fidelity Prize V Ambition: To be happy and successful. Pat O’ Jimmy 78 MICHAEL JOSEPH PALERMO Am I glad it’s over! Victory Club I Ambition: To live! THOMAS JOSEPH PA LIE I came, 1 slept, and I left. Track V; -Victory Club IV - I; Math X Club I; Italian Cultural Society II - I. Ambition: To sleep through four years of college and three years of law school. CHARLES THEODORE PETERSON I came, I saw, I conquered. Cross Country III -I; Indoor Track III - I; Baseball III - I; Victory Club Treasurer I. Ambition. To be better than I am now. JOSEPH GERARD PETROCCIONE The winners are always joking while the losers are yelling Deal the cards!” Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a successful accountant. CHARLES JOHN POPP, III The mind is slow in un-learning what it has been long in learning. Victory Club I; Radio Club I, Crew II, III; Ichthyology Society III; Drug Education Club IV; Computer Programming Society I; Math X Club II Ambition To become a Veterinarian. CHARLES EDWARD PRATT It was only six years but it seemed like forever. Baseball IV; Photography Club III; Band IV; Math X Club I. Ambition: To lose fifty pounds. DANIEL GERARD POUPOLO They laugh and joke around the clock About this man named Danny Pop. But I don’t let it fret me none Cause I’ll show them who’s number one. Football IV - I; Crew IV; Baseball IV, III; Weightlifting Club III - I; Victory Club IV - I; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Italian Cultural Society II - I, President I; Vice-President of Senior Class ’75. Ambition: To do it ’till I’m satisfied and then do it some more. Curley Mike Goombah Chuck Seventy-five Looks Ahead We the ill-knowing and all-seeing soothsayers of the Class of ’75 prophecy that: Billy Grant will master the fine art of walking on water: Joe Mahoney will become a furniture mover at B L.S ; Pat O’Riordan will buy Ireland and move it to Dorchester; Dave Keenan will enter an election and win it; Matty Slade will eventually date a girl over eight; Brendan Kelly will become president of the Miller High Life Co.; Tom Maciejko will take off his All-Star hockey shirt; John Carroll will kick a sixty yard punt . . . thirty up and thirty down; Joe Nelligan will become president of A. A.; Jim O’Sullivan will win the No-Bell Prize; Danny Puopolo will master a foreign language . . . English; Greg Bukuras will move to Alaska and melt many an igloo; John MacDonald will be the first person to reach the stars head first; Mark Dirsa will become headmaster at B.L.S.; Bob Ng will change his name to Wielickiewic so people will stop mispronouncing it; Dave Camache will discover that he has filled out the wrong application and has been accepted at the Notre Dame Academy in Hingham; Pat Harrington will eventually score over 400 in the S.A.T.’s; Ken Connolly will return the class of ’75 treasury; Matty George will be swallowed up by his tuba; Ed McKenney will get his diploma: Bill McFarland will become the manager of the New ' England Patriots, Boston Celtics, and Boston Red Sox; Fred Rihbanv will be the first person to reach the Milky Way and then eat it; Fran Cusack will realize his life long ambition and go to Sw ' eden; Joe Domenicucci will . overthrow the government of Columbia; Bob Marini will become a track star; BrucelRobb will someday come to school; Mike Folino will definitely buy a ticket to a Janis Joplin-Jimi Hendrix concert; Joe Celeste will Decome a hit man for the Mafia; Mike McCarthy will go crazy in a cheese factory: Frank DeLuca and Ear l McCrary will play professional football for the Chicago Fire; Lloyd Zide will be in a class w r here he will sit in the first seat in the first row; Mike Palermo will become a bag man for the Mafia, Mike Reade will become a successful banker; Fernando Caramazana will grow ' a black beard, smoke Havana cigars and wear strange hat s. Ronaid Chu will someday own his own Burger King; Paul Lyons will get a good deal; Bill Casey will receive a four-year scholarship to the A.A.; Howard Blakeslee will someday w ' rite legible; Paul Casey will become another Hank Finkel; Tony Deban will become the first owner of a five-speed camel; George Grega will never score, in life; Chipper Daley will someday whn a BIGpot; Bob Fay will someday be in a race with . . ' 80 three other people and will finish fifth; Tom Donahue will have more ability is a law v r than Perry Mason and a secretary more like a Mack truck than Della Street; George DeDomini; o will become a Godfather; Mike Uva will make it to the Olympics . . .someday; Scott Sherman will be the next architect of the John Hancock Tower; Paul Everson will end up in hot water; Dave MacDonald will be in a cast for the rest of his life; Bob barrel 1 will go dowm with his ship; Russ Carney will someday attend the University of Mars; Bob Burnham and Henry Hunnefeld will be the first two people to land on Mars . . . without a space ship; Bill Flutter-kick” Fahey will be drowmed in his bathtub by Mr. Bubble; Charlie Pratt will someday be in the top 300 in his class; Kenneth Yee will get a good night sleep sometime; Maurice Leiter will someday get laryngitis; Lennie Lau will get platform shoes; Walter McDonough will be a rock star; Ming Lee will break the bank at Monte Carlo; Gary Cohen will someday realize the difference between an elephant and a plum; John Carry will someday get his very own personalized M-l rifle; Dave Bradv will someday tell Steve ’Bakas the facts of life; Steve Slishman will finally meet Sol Feldman, his bofhood idol; John Gray will someday own a car that will not die on him; Charles Alexander will get his own caucus, David Harrington will become a movie star; Chuck Va$iliades will build the world’s first and only self-destruct city; Lenny Dolhert will someday be as great as he thinks he is; Carlo Federicom will g| someday own a Ferrari and a Puccini de Roma suit; George Munro will eventually win a gold medal; Walter Kwan willgucdeed in something Bruce Wisentainer willterome the president of the Pickett Company; somedaf someone will be able to perform a miracle . . . spell both Ed Wieliczkiewic’s name right and also Joe Sienkiewicz’s, too; Paul Lepere will be a great success; Bob Krauss will grow a couple of inches; Dave Higgins will take a trip which will be as good as his last; Phil Rutman will become a French teacher. We also predict that the members of the class of seventy-five wall not only lead more meaningful lives than those of their predecessors but will also prosper in whatever they attempt. v ' g ‘ r V-v ' ,,r ' ; 81 I 1 I RAYMOND EDWARD PURTELL For duty and humanity. Victory Club IV ■ I; Coin Club IV - III; Hockey IV - III; Irish His- torical Society I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To be ambitious. PAUL GREGORY QUARLES Some may think me crude, but I have always found four letter words to be extremely colorful. Afro American Society Black Student Association V - I; Track IV - I, Tri-Captain I. Ambition: To help people the best way I can. JOSEPH NOEL QUIGLEY MARK ANTHONY ' QUIGLEY ' The only way to get to heaven is to raise a little hell. Victory Club IV - I. Crew IV - III, Irish Historical Society II - I; National Honor Society II - I Ambition: To have an ambition. PATRICK GLEASON QUINN Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning. Just find some- one who’s yearning and you will come around. National Honor Society II - I, President I, Sailing Club III - I, Presi- dent II - I, Sailing Team III - I, Captain II - I, Victory Club II - I; Chess Club I, Math X Club VI, III - II; Professional Club II - I; Modern Prize III Ambition: To enjoy life. NEIL STUART RAIFF One is the loneliest number that I ever knew. Ambition: To be a success in life and to fulfill all my dreams. JOSEPH DOMENIC RAMACI Liquor is quicker, pot is not. Stamp Club VI - V; Photography Club IV, Chess Club III; Table Tennis Society III - II , Wrestling Team III - II , Tennis Club I, Ital- ian Cultural Society I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a Certified Public Accountant and make lots of MONEY ' V kfW f Paul Neil 3 I 82 Buz MICHAEL ARTHUR READE God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Victory Club VI V, I; Key Club II - I; Coin Club V; Irish Historical Society II; Indoor Track III. Ambition: To earn $100,000 a year BARRY JOHN REGAN I may not always be right, but I’m never wrong. Hockey IV • III; Irish Historical Society II ■ I; Professional Club II I, Victory Club IV - I Ambition: To become head of the I.R.A FRED WILLIAM RIHBANY It is better to be thought of as a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Football IV - I; Weightlifting Club III - II; Professional Club II; Vic- tory Club I; Wrestling I; Latin-English Football Program I Ambition: To grab for all the gusto I can. PATRICK JOSEPH ROACHE Life is what you make of it, so you better make it good. Basketball IV - I; Irish Historical Society, Secretary I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To enjoy life. BRUCE THOMAS ROBB It’s been a long way, but we made it. Victory Club I; Current Events Club IV; Red Cross Club III, Band VI Ambition: To go into business management or administration. PAUL JOSEPH RODDY To seek, to strive, to find, and not to yield. Cross Country III - I; Junior Band V; Indoor Track III - II; Chemzics Society I. Ambition: To become some kind of scientist. RAFFAELE ROFFO Seeing that man’s intelligence is limited, it’s too bad there is no bound on his stupidity. Modern Prize V - IV; Approbation Prize V - IV; Classical Prize II; Nat ional Honor Society II - I; Italian Cultural ' Society II - I; M.A.A. Math Olympiad II I; M.A.M.L. Math Olympiad II - I Ambition: To get even with Mr. Durante. Mike Fred Bruce Ralph Paul 83 THOMAS FRANCIS ROMANUS REGISTER Literary Staff IV, II - I; Track III - II; Crew IV ■ III, Victory II I, Italian Cultures Club II - I; White Caucus Council I JAMES EDWARD ROONEY It is right to be contented with what we have, never with what we are. taootball IV - I; Baseball V - 111, Track VI - I; Student Council IV - I; Victory Club VI - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Latin-Eng- lish Football Program I; LIBER ACTORUM Senior Editor I; Prom Committee Chairman I; Flexible Campus Planning Team I; B.L.S. Home and School Association Student Representative I; B.L.S. Advi- sory Board I, Operation Pallas Athena Student Representative I; B.L.S. Accreditation Student Representative I, Closeup Fellowship to Washington, D C. I; Charles E. W. Grinnell Memorial Scholarship I; Senior Lounge Coordinator I; Irish Historical Society, Treasurer II - 1; President of the Class of 1975. Ambition: Never to be content with w-hat I am JOEL BRUCE ROSEN Education is costly — ignorance is costlier. National Honor Society I; Classical Prize VI - II; Approbation Prize III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo. Junior News Editor II; Philosophy Club II; Ecology Action Club I; Chemzics Society I; Table Tennis Society V - 1. Yearbook Staff I; Chess Club II, Certifi- cate of Merit, M.A.M.L. I Ambition: To be happy without making other people sad RICHARD MARK ROTHMAN To know ' that you know nothing is to begin to know something. Victory Club VI, IV; Ecology Action Club IV; Aquarium Club III; Debating and Forensics Society III - II; Band III - I; Argo III Ambition: To be fulfilled morally, spiritually, sexually, emotionally and financially. MICHAELJAMES RUGGERE To err is human; but you better have a better excuse than that Football II - I; Weightlifting . I; Track IV; Swimming III; Glee Club IV - I, Professional Club II I, Italian Cultures Club 11 - T Victory Club II - I, All-City Chorus IV - II; Student Council II. Key- Club III - II PHILLIP DAVID RUTMAN Good things come in small packages, and so do I Ambition: To enjoy life. WALTER MATTHEW RYAN Be your own man National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be my own man. Phil RICH ARD JOSEPH SAI.VATO Nothing is opened by mistake more often than the mouth. Freshman Football IV; Victory Club VI I; Italian Cultural Society II I, Vice President II, Weight Lifting Club II; Bowling Club IV - III, Ski Club II - I. Ambition: To be able to buy anything I desire Ricky CRISTOPHER PAUL SANIIJK Better late than never. Track V, IV; Glee Club VI; Library Aide VI, V; Victory Club IV - I, Crew IV, III, Italian Cultural Society II, I. Ambition: To achieve success and happiness. STEVEN MARK SANTANGELO Never under-estimate yourself; you’ll be surprised at the results. Swimming Team VI - I, Captain I, Italian Cultural Society III, Victory Club VI - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society I; Class Committee I; Classical Prize III. Ambition: To become rich — fast. ALFRED SARNO.JR I owe it all to seeing it through. Key Club II - I, Vice President II, I; Delegate to N.E District Conven- tion II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society I; J R. Achievement III - I; Company President II, I; Executive Award II, Italian Cultural Society II, I; Drug Education Club V; Math X Club I; Modern Prize V. Ambition: To use my experience and talents to help others. Steve JOHN CHRISTOPHER SCAVOTTO Give what you have to someone — it may be better than you think. National Honor Society I; Football IV - I; Hockey IV; Crew IV; Italian Cultural Society II - I; Weightlifting Club II - I; Fidelity Prize III, Har- vard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To break Jim Sorrentino’s record. DAVID ARNOLD SCHLESINGER No one ever won a war by dying for his country, you win by making others die for their country. Stage Band II, I; Ski Club I; Victory Club I; Orchestra VI - IV. Ambition: To be a doctor EVERETT JAMES SENIOR We seldom meet intelligent people unless they agree with us. Victory Club IV — I. Ambition: To succeed at everything I attempt. John Everett Chris Dave 85 86 I I I PETER ASHELEN SENOPOULOS What is there to say when it’s all been said before? Football III; Soccer II - I; Band VI • V; Chess Club III, Liber Acto- rum, Assistant Editor I; Student Council I; Argo Staff II; John K. Richardson III; Weightlifting Club II; Victory Club III, I. Ambition: To be successful and content STEPHEN KAM LUNG SETO Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. Track Team V - II; Coin Club VI; Victory Club III - I; Photography Club VI Ambition: To survive and to be successful. WILLIAM LAWSON SHEA the mass of men leading lives of quiet desperation. Register Staff III • I, Editor II • I; French and German Club I, Vic- tory Club IV; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Classical Prize II Ambition: To destroy the world. MICHAEL JOHN SHEEHY If it’s difficult, it will take time. If it’s impossible, it will take a little longer Freshman Football III; Irish Historical Society II - I; Victory Club IV - I Ambition: To see it through to the end SCOTT ERIC SHERMAN When they said it couldn’t be done, they knew what they were talk- ing about. Tennis Club I Ambition: To be an architect. JOSEPH MARTIN SIENKIEWICZ The race is not to the swift nor yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to them all. Sailing Club, Vice President III - I; Sailing Team I, Fidelity Prize IV; National Honor Society I; Victory Club I; Chemzics Society I Ambition: To be a sailing chemist. WILLIAM FRANCIS SINNOTT Something’s lost and something’s gained, in living every day. Class Committee I; Golf Team II - I; National Honor Society ' II - I; Student Council IV - III. Classical Prize V. III. Modern Prize VI; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I Ambition To be successful and happy. Steve Mike 88 MATTHEW JOSEPH SLADE Get thee to a nunnery. Wrestling Team III - II ; Weightlifting Club III - I ; Student Council III — I, President II; Regional Advisory Council III - I, Chariman II; Vic- tory Club III - 1; State Advisory Council III - I Ambition: To be the man who has everything — except a wife. STEVEN GERARD SLISHMAN The actions of men are like the index of a book; they point out what is most remarkable in them. Table Tennis II, National Honor Society I; Chess Club III; Drug Educa- tion Club IV. Ambition: To become a career officer in the Navy and live with people I value most. JOHN MARCEL SMAI.LCOMBE My body can’t take much more of this. Band VI; Fidelity Prize IV; Classical Prize III; Approbation Prize II; National Honor Society II, I; National Merit Award, Semi-Finalist I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students I Ambition: To live long, and prosper. JAMES MICHAEL SORRENTINO If I only had a brain! Freshman Hockey VI - V; J.V Hockey IV - III; Victory Club VI - V; Italian Cultural Society II - 1. Ambition: To break Rip Van Winkle’s record. DAVID ALLEN STEELE MITCHELL NEI L STERN It’s been a long time, been a long time, been a lonely, lonely, lonely time. Freshman Baseball V - IV; Public Declamation III; Classical Prize IV, Stage Band I; Senior Band VI - I , Junior Band V - VI Ambition: To be high on life always. BRIAN MATTHEW STOIA Most self-appointed critics don’t own mirrors. Table Tennis Society I; Photography Club VI; Classical Prize VI; Fidel- ity Prize III; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Victory Club I, National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To work for Masters and Johnson. Jimmy Mitch Matthew John David Brian 89 DAVID RICHARD SULLIVAN You can’t expect a boy to be bad, until he’s been to a good school. Basketball IV - I; Track III - I; Cross Country IV - I; Victory Club IV - I Ambition: To attend Harvard Law School. PAUL SULLOWAY ' Tis better to smile and keep them guessing than to frown and let them know. Drug Education Club V; Victory III - I; Argo II; Chess Club II; Pro- fessional Club II, L Key Club I, Math X Club; Student Council IV, Junior Achievement III Ambition: To be successful in life VINCENT SZETO Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive. Chess Club V, IV; Table Tennis Club V - I; Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Chemzics Society I; M.A.M.L. Olympiad III - I; Classical Prize VI. Modern Prize III. Fidelity Prize II; NMSQT Letter of Recom- mendation II; National Honor Society II - I Ambition: To live long and dangerously SEAN PATRICK TEEHAN Wet birds never fly at night. Crew IV - I, Captain I, Table Tennis Society IV - III; Debating and Forensic Society IV - II, Argo III - I, Harvard Model U.N. Ill - I, Secretary I; Irish Historical Society II - I; Victory Club IV - I. Ambition: To die with a smile on my face. JOHN THOMAS THORBURN To err is human, to forgive, divine. Chess Club VI - I, Treasurer 1, Chess Team VI - I, Captain I, Tennis Club I PAUL RICHARD TIERNEY Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while try- ing to succeed Crew II - I; Victory Club IV - I; Irish Historical Society I; Tennis Club I; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be successful in life. DAVID JAMES TIGHE Be what you are — not what you think you are. Crew IV II; Victory Club II - I, Irish Historical Society I; Classical Prize IV. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do 1 John Sean Doc Vincent 90 David Rich ROBERT HENRY TOBIN In God we trust — all others pay cash. Victory Club VI - I; pebating and Forensic Society VI; Irish Historical Society II I; Harvard Commencement Usher II Ambition: To graduate. WILLIAM TOM Thanks, I think I’m cute, too. Victory Club VI - I; Chess Club V - I; Table Tennis Society V - I, Asian Cultures Club III ■ I; Chemzics Society 1; National Honor Society II • I; Asian Caucus I. Ambition: To let everyone know that I am God’s gift to this world. RICHARD THOMAS TORPEY Nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it. Soccer III, I; Chess IV - I; Table Tennis Society II - I; Debating and Forensic Society I; Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club I; Rifle Drill Team III - I, 1st Lt. and Exec. Officer I; Color Guard III - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Public Declamation I; Classical Prize VI. Ambition: To be a professional military officer. WILLIAM ROLAND TOUPIN WILLIAM GEORGE TROCKI Easy Come and Easy Go” and brother after seven years I’m glad I’m going. Golf V - I, M.V.P II, Tri-Captain II, Captain I; Debating and Forensic Society V; Victory Club IV - I; Drug Education Club II; Italian Cultural Society II; Irish Historical Society II - I; English-Latin Football Program I; Student Council IV, III; White Caucus I. Ambition: To grab all the gusto in life. RICHARD URBAN He that stays in the valley shall never get over the hill. Crew IV; Red Cross Club V; Victory Club II - I; Drill Team VI - V; Cafeteria-Aide IV; Modern Prize III; National Honor Society I Ambition: To be myself. MICHAEL DOMINIC UVA Reason must be our last judge and guide in everything. Outdoor Track IV - I; Football IV, III; Wrestling III; Indoor Track II - I; Track and Field Club III - I; Victory Club II - I; Italian Cultural Soci- ety II - I; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To be a leader in international relations. Bob Rich Smokey Mike r I! b i 91 Glee Club l Stage Band Senior Band Class VI Band Stage Crew Library Aides Supply Room Color Guard I I Charlie if Tony Dennis CHARLES VASILIADES When you ' re in need, a friend who’s there is great indeed Red Cross Club VI - III; Debating and Forensic Society IV, Library Staff V - III; Modern Prize V, IV To sleep till nine, and be an urban planner on the side RAYMOND JOSEPH VAUGHN Sure looks good on the outside, but my lips are sealed Football Manager V, Baseball V; Football IV - I; Track III. Weight- lifting II; Black Student Assn. VI - I, Treasurer I, Red Cross Club VI; Class Committee I, Chairman I; Prom Committee I; Band VI - IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition : To get over . . in life. ANTHONY JOSEPH VITALE God worked six days and rested on the seventh, I’ve worked six years, but I still can’t have a rest. Italian Cultural Society II - I; Math Team I. Ambition: To get on top, and stay high. CHRISTOPHER EDWARD WALSH The red head is a crown of glory. Crew II; Professional Club II - I; Irish Historical Society I, Victory Club I, Classical Prize III; National Honor Society II - I. DENNIS PATRICK WALSH They said it couldn’t be done, so I didn’t do it Crew III; Track II, Irish Historical Society II - I. Victory Club I, National Honor Society II - I EDWARD LEO WATERS It’s the work that we avoid, and we’re all self-employed; we love to work at nothin ' all day. Hockey V - III, Chess Club VI - V, Latin-English Football Program I; Victory Club I Ambition To follow in Rick Wakeman’s footsteps MICHAEL STEVEN WAXMAN Do unto others as they would do unto you, but do it first! Crew V - IV; Glee Club VI - V; Coin Club IV - III, Victory Club IV - I, Professional Club II - I; Italian Cultural Society II - I Ambition: To strive and to achieve. Chris Mike 94 Edward JOHN ANGUS WEATHERBY To Bee or not to Bee Senior Band II - I; Drug Education Club IV; Stage Band II; German Club II. Ambition: To enter business. STEPHEN RALPH WHITEHOUSE EDWARD JOSEPH WIELICZKIF.WIC What is left when honor is lost? Drill Team VI - I; Color Guard IV - I, Commander II - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NMSQT Certificate of Merit. Ambition: To fly a helicopter. BRUCE LEO WISENTANER Latin words don’t make a motto more refined Actually, people resort to Latin to hide their quackery. Classical Prize IV - III; Fidelity Prize II; NMSQT Finalist II. Red Cross Club VI - III; Yearbook Photographer III - I; Register Photog- rapher II - 1. Ambition: To be happy. JONATHAN ISAAC WOLK God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom always to tell the difference. Victory Club III - I; Key Club II; Professional Club II; Tennis Club II - I; Freshman Baseball IV; Student Council IV; City Science Fair IV; M.A.A. Math Olympiad II I; M A M L. II - I Ambition: To be a successful lawyer. EDWARD GUEY WONG Everyone is running but me, I walk. Asian Cultures Club IV - I, Table Tennis Society II I, Math X Club III - 1; Victory Club I. Ambition: To be very successful and share my wealth with others. Stephen Wisey 95 I I I William DAVID JOSEPH WOOD Happiness depends on wisdom all the way. Crew IV - I; Football III; Latin-English Football Program II - I, Bus- iness Editor Argo II; Current Events Club IV; Victory Club II - I; Key Club II. Irish Historical Society II • I; Italian Cultures Club I, Weightlifting Club II Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. KENNETH KEUNG YEE Table Tennis Society III - I, Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Math Team II, I, Modern Prize IV 7 ; Classical Prize III; William Kimball Norton Prize III. Michelman Prize II; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Math and Science Award II, N.H.S. I PETER YEE Looks aren’t everything but they’re enough. Table Tennis Society III - I, Secretary I; Asian Cultures Club III - I. Chairman III, II, President I; Supply Room Staff IV - I. Supervisor I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be with my teddy bear. THOMAS WINCHUNG YEE The road to success is through endeavor Chess Club V - II; Table Tennis Society II; Victory Club 1. Math Club I. Ambition: To be a success in everything I do. WILLIAM YEE Illegitimi non carborundum est. Table Tennis Society II, I; Ski Club II. Asian Cultures Club IV 7 - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize III; M.A.M.L. II, 1; M.A.A. II, I; National Honor Society II - 1 Ambition: To be rich and happy. KENNETH GEORGE YEOMANS God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom always to tell the difference Crew III, II; Debating and Forensics Society V; Victory Club VI - IV, I; Ecology Action Club IV 7 ; Irish Historical Society I. Ambition To get rich quick Kenneth I 96 Billy GEORGE RICHARD GREGA DONALD KERRY HIGGINBOTTOM Uo V d Honesty is my profession. Basketball III; Football III; Student Council IV, III; Afro American Society IV - 1. Ambition: To have nothing but to have enough. WARREN FRANCIS MULHERN RONALD EDWARD POWERS Oh, sometimes I grow so tired, but I know I got one thing I got to ramble on. Hockey III; Italian Cultural Society II, I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To learn and apply what I learn to life. ALBERT JAMES TEDESCO Death is the ultimate rush. Soccer III, I; All-City Stage Band II; All-City String Ensemble VI - III; String Ensemble VI - I; All-City Orchestra IV - II; All-State Orchestra II, I; All-City Band III, II; B.L.S. Stage Band III - I; Greater Bostonians I; Ecology Action Club IV. Ambition: To be good at what I do. ROBERT WONG WARREN DEVERN WYNN MARTIN ZELLER THOMAS EDWARD YOTTS If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, then baffle them with your bull. Football II, I; Baseball II, I; Victory Club V - I; Professional Club I, Student Council I; Band VI, V; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Latin-English Program I; Irish Historical Society II, I Ambition: To turn Southie into the capital of the U.S.A. WILLIAM FRANCIS YOUNG If your friends are there, then everything is all right. Football IV, III; Baseball IV; Professional Club II; Victory Club IV - I; Declamation VI; Irish Historical Society II, I. Ambition: To go into law enforcement and make the world smile in the meantime. LLOYD SCOTT ZIDE I lost some battles but I won the war. Yodel 97 - • • 4 . 0 . ATHLETICAE Widely known for her traditional liberal arts education and her ability to offer students the opportunity to learn, Boston Latin firmly established herself as an athletic power in Eastern Massachusetts during the 1974-75 school year. In 1973, Latin finished in third place in combined sport competi- tion among all Division I high schools behind Catholic Memorial and Scituate. But the Class of 75’ is bound to surpass even this feat. The school year started a week late this past fall because of disruption in the Boston Public schools. To the regret of the football players, this led to an extra week of double sessions. But this week’s delay of workouts seemed to help more than hurt more as the Football team regained its hold on the city title after a year’s absence. They recorded an 8-2 season, just three points away from being undefeated and possibly the state championship. Other fall sports were just as ' successful ' as football was for Boston Latin. The Soccer team, rebounding extremely well from last year’s 0-12 season, finished with an 8-8 record in an always tough City ' League. Highlight of the season was a 2-0 upset victory in the season finale against rival English, defending state champs. The Cross Country team made routine again this year when they won another City and Regimental title to add to its string of championships. A lot was expected from our winter sports’ teams. And as you know, they did not disappoint us one bit. The Swimming team won its fifth straight City Championship. A re-organized and enthusiastic Wrestling team recorded another winning season with three wins and two losses. And of course, the Hockey team played tremendously this year as they qualified for the City Championship finals and showed an outstanding amount of poise in the state tourney. No matter how great the exploits of other teams were, none of them can compare with performances of the 7 4- 7 5 Latin Indoor Track team. The team’s final record was thirteen wins without a single defeat in a season which included exciting victories over fine teams such as Xaverian, Acton- Boxboro, and defending state champs, Rindge Tech. In post-season meets, the squad again won the City and Regimental titles, and almost won the state championship, losing on a fluke. The spring sports, Baseball, Golf, Outdoor Track, and Sailing, also promise to have successful and meaningful seasons just like last year. As the Latin teams drew considerable crowds at their sporting events this year, many of the seniors not participating in sports really came out to cheer their classmates on. Most predominant of these seniors were: Don Ostiguy. Ken Connolly. ’’Buzz Regan. Mike Sheehy. Gene Carroll. Joe ' Celeste. John Ollen.Joe Mahoney, and Bill Fahey. On behalf of the Liber Actorum Sports Staff of 1975. we would like to congratulate the athletes and the Class of 1975 on a truly successful and memorable year. Carl D’Amato Fran Cusack Paul Everson Pete Lenz Bob Marini Bill MacFarland Jim McGrath Bob Miller Frank O’Brien Pat Quinn Jim Rooney Steve Santangelo Tom Yotts George Munro Dave Chin — EDITOR Jimmy O’Sullivan — EDITOR 100 E ■ ' ■ ; , ' f I Hockey This ”4- 7 5 hockey squad was one of the best teams Latin has ever had. With last year’s 11-5-3 state tournament record on the line, the Wolfpack, behind all-city co-captains. Jack O’Callahan and Jack Kelley, finished the season with an even more impressive 13-3-1 record. They not only advanced to the state tourney again, but also to the city championship finals. Latin opened it ' s season with a disappointing loss to a tough Charlestowm team, a game which was a lot closer than the score indicated. But the team bounced back from this defeat with a strong 1-4 victory over South Boston, last year’s runner-up at the state tourney. Other highlights of the season were an 8-6 victory over South Shore league champions Hanover, a 4-3 win over Charles- town and a 5-5 tie against Southie. B.L.S. claimed second place in the City League, thus earning a berth in the City Championship. In the first round Latin defeated Division II titlists Roslindale 4-1, and advanced to the finals. But all-state forward Kevin Goughlin and his South Boston team were not to be denied their sixth straight city title as Southie won. For the second straight season Latin entered the State Tournament, reinforcing the fact that the school has become a prominent power in Division I competition. The squad entered their first game as underdogs, but they beat Melrose of the Middlesex League in overtime by the score of 4- 3. The Wolfpack overcame three-one goal deficits as they showed little fatigue. The game was won on a Jack O’Callahan goal halfway through the extra period. In it’s second game, Latin faced defending state champs Malden Catholic, who last year knocked the pack out of the tourney with a 9-2 victory. But this year the team entered the game with fire in their eyes” and outclassed the Catholic leaguers in every phase of the game. Unfortu- nately, MC’s all-s tate goalie Dave Norton turned aside all of Latin’s shots except one, when Tom Yotts picked up a rebound of a Jack Kelley slapshot and scored in the first period. Although Latin lost the game 3-1, the players have absolutely nothing to be ashamed LATIN 4 Charlestown South Boston 4 6 Hyde Park 0 6 East Boston 1 3 Technical 0 2 Charlestown 3 5 South Boston 5 8 Hyde Park 1 5 East Boston 4 9 English 5 6 Technical 0 4 Charlestown 3 8 Hanover 6 1 South Boston 6 6 Hyde Park 1 6 East Boston 3 6 Technical 2 CITi ' CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Roslindale 1 2 South Boston 8 STATE TOURNEY 4 Melrose (OT) 3 1 Malden Cath. 3 of. The keys to the team’s success lie in the leadership of Jack Kelley and Jack O’Cal- lahan, the checking of Tom Yotts, Joe Duggan, and Joe Nelligan, and the hustle of Ron Cavalieri, Matt King and Phil Olsen. Strong performances w-ere also shown by- Tom Maciejko, juniors A1 Spicer and Charlie Maniekus, and freshmen Jody Fitzger- ald and Sean O’Connor. The entire team wishes to thank Coach Dave Coleman, asst, coach McLaughlin and trainer Dan Lyons for their contributions to this truly excellent season. W59GE5 FIRST ROW: King, Yotts, Duggan, Olsen, O’Callahan (co-capt.), Kelley (co-capt.), Cavelieri, Nelligan, Maciejko. SECOND ROW Dan Lyons — trainer, Donovan, Maniekus, Dwan, Whelan, Spicer, S. O’Connor, Powers, McNamara, Farrell — mgr TFIIRD ROW: Neelan, T O’Connor, Bletzer, Fitzgerald, Coach Dave Coleman Vysf ; 104 f ' 1) All-Scholastic Defenseman Jack O’Callahan — Girls Basketball FIRST ROW Dafeldecker, Voltaire, Bonica, Cosgrove, Mcgrath, Stanton, Patick, Clark. SECOND ROW: Murphy, Wong, Wieliczkiewicz, O’Sullivan, Deery, Walsh, Ule, Lancaster, Moy fJmt 9f J and ‘ Concentration ■ Faces Often Tell the Story . . . Baseball Last year’s 12-5 record will be on the line this spring as the Latin baseball team will probably win the city title and move on to the state tourney as well. The Latin nine is led by returning letterman Charlie Peterson who is the ace of the pitching staff. The offense will consist of Joe Celeste, Tom Yotts, Joe Nelligan, and Phil Olsen who will bring home the runs with their power and timely hitting. Seniors Frank DeLuca, Chris Connors, Shawn Fitzgerald, along with juniors Frank Harrison, south- paw Mario Perella, and Charlie Maneikus will beef up the already potent lineup. FIRST ROW: Perella, Yotts, Maneikus, Celeste, Pelruzziello, Tang, Bucldey, Olsen, Nelligan, Feloni, Coach Dave Coleman. SECOND ROW Ostiguy, DeLuca, Fitzgerald, Hani fin, Fester, Connors, Peterson, DeVirgilio, Harrison Cross Country There is a certain fellowship amongst cross country runners. In following their strict regimen they realize a sense of brotherhood whose presence is not as easily recognizable in other individualistic sports. This sense characterized the Latin squad throughout its 1974 program; it has supplemented victory, mocked defeat and provided each runner with a special satisfaction that is necessary for one to continue. This year’s Cross Country team once again dominated the City League. The Latin team, unaffected by the inconveniences of Boston’s busing plan, fielded the largest number of participants and for the fourth consecutive year won the City and Regimental Championships. Latin was led to a 10-4 season by co-captains Steve Cunningham and Mike Drummy. Other members of the team include seniors George Munro, Jim Hurley, Bob Marini, and Paul Roddy, junior Mike Norton, and sophomores Chris Reid, Fred Geyer, and Bruce MacFarland. In the state championship held at Franklin Park, Latin finished 11th in the Class A meet as Steve Cunningham came in 9th out of a field of nearly 400 participants. Chris Reid also placed very well in the junior division. Although many seniors are graduating from this year’s squad, Latin will continue to be a dominant team in this die-hard competitive sport. FIRST ROW: Mello, Mitchell, Wong, W. Cho, Reid, Geragty, W Cho, MuJkem. SECOND ROW: Marini, MacFarland, Norton, Keskula, W Lee, Tedesco, Hurley, D. Lee THIRD ROW: Coach Fred Irons, Foley, Drummy (co-capt.), Cunningham (co-capt.), Munro (mascot), Hart, Toplyn, Harrington, Hawkins, Geyer, McCarthy. Outdoor Track Preview ' 75 After a fine yet disappointing indoor season, the outdoor track team will try to place in the state meet. It is a proficient team with very capable runners competing in each event The sprinters are Paul Quarles and Jerry Herman who run the 100 and 220 respectively. Hurdlers are Tom Young with the 120 highs and Dennis Williams with the 180 lows. Bob Marini is a steady 440 runner, while George Munro, Mike Norton, and Mike McCarthy compete in events from the 440 to the mile meets. The distance runners are Mike Drummy and Rick Foley who run the mile and Steve Cunningham competes in the two mile event. There are also many underclassmen such as Chris Reid, Willie Wong, and Fred Geyer who are long distance runners. In the field events we have Mike Uva throwing the discus, Dave Gamache pole vaulting, and John MacDonald throwing the javelin. These people face a tough schedule with many suburban teams coming in, but again the Latin track team will show them who is the boss and be undefeated. no I FRONT ROW; Sienkiewicz, Dolhert MIDDLE ROW Collins, Federiconi, Quinn, Mr. Averill BACK ROW Fondation, Fitzpatrick. 1 1 1 Sailing Team The Boston Latin Sailing Team had a fine 1974 season as it cruised to a 6-1 record. Competing mainly against private schools at Pleasure Bay in South Boston, Latin competely destroyed Commonwealth and Long- meadow to add to their list of victories. While at partial strength how- ever, Latin lost its only meet to Newton early in the season. Racing against 20 other teams, Latin captured 3rd place in the Eastern Mass. Sailing Championship as they finished strong behind Milton Academy and Southie. This, along with their smooth performance dur- ing the 74 season, showed a marked improvement over the year before. The strength of team lies in the sailing savvy and experience of Pat Quinn, Joe Sienkiewicz, and Lenny Dolhert to pick up the needed points in competition. Since nearly the entire team, comprised of mem- bers Lenny (I got the tiller) Dolhert, Joe Sienkiewicz, Pat Quinn, Carlo Federiconi, Ed Fitzpatrick, Bill Foley, Jim Laffan, Marty Nee, and Tim Collins, will return this season with more experience and perseverance along with help from Larry Fondation, they are definitely projected to do even better this season under the tactful guidance of Commodore Warren Averill. Better than a 6-1 record, hey — this team might just go all the way! Latin is the only public school in Boston with a sailing team since other schools simply cannot afford one or just lack the interest to organ- ize one. The Latin Sailing Team, limited to race against private schools, has just started to make their presence and developed skills known not only to surrounding schools, but also to students in our own school. BOSTON LATIN Commonwealth Newton Wellesley Commonwealth Belmont Hill Longmeadow Wachuset Regional 3rd Eastern Mass. Sailing Crew FIRST ROW: Carney, Blais, Teehan, McDonald, Mr. Vara, Fleming, Tierney, O’Brien. SECOND ROW: Sullivan, Kelley, Paticlc, Walsh, Ziff, Brown, Davis, Dehler, D’ Amato. BACK ROW Yachts, River, C , Raskauskas, Greeley, Kerr, Bowman, Baltusis, Tontodonato, Lynch, Rauchuck, Sully, Zeghibe, Collins, Conroy. The crew season is divided up into spring and fall seasons. This year the spr ing season proved to be interesting, enjoyable, and somewhat successful. The first boat finished second. The second boat finished second. And the girls finished first. The first boat, suffering from the athletic apologia of loss of seniors, was forced to benefit as best it could from the occasional appearances of veteran oarsmen Mike Lynch, Joe McDonald, and Frank O’Brien. The experience and crew know-how of these three rowers complemented the somewhat over- exuberant brawn of rookies Pat Donovan, Tim O’Connor and Joe Fleming. Rounding out the first boat were strong strokemen Sean Teehan and Kenny (Ron’s brother) Zeghibe. Occasional rowers on the first boat Tony Deban, Paul Tierney, Paul D’ Amato, Peter Walsh and Jay Mulhern. The first boat was under the stern direction of Coach Carmine Vara. The second boat finished second in its races against Tech. The boat was coxed by a dedicated Dick Blais and rowed by 8 kids on th e dock. By themselves and by contrast, the girls’ boat was truly the standout of the spring season. Recruited by Mr. Vara and coached by Tony Abruzzese, the girls won all their races and added a badly needed degree of athletic legitimacy to the season. The boat was coxed by Maureen Davoren (Maureen was also the only Latin rower to break an oar) and was rowed by most of the sophomore girls at one time or another. In the fall season the first boat w r as coxed by Dick Blais and rowed by Sean Teehan, Kenny Zeghibe, Peter Walsh, Joe McDonald, Paul Tierney, Frank O’Brien, Paul Baltusis and Kevin Kerr. The fall season was less successful than the spring season but just as enjoyable. The first boat finished 3rd in the final standings. The second boat again came in second, but the girls did not row’ because of football. The entire crew ' team wishes to thank Mr. Vara for his time and effort on our behalf. 112 No Eagl es hut a Lot of Aces Carangelo, Gardner, Trocki (co-capt.), Everson (co-capt.), Griffin, Flaherty, McGowan Golf This year promises to be another fine season for Latin’s Golf team. With most of last year’s team returning, another championship is expected. Latin will be led by returning lettermen Bill Trocki, Paul Everson and Bill Sinnott who have had a lot of playing experience in Boston area golf courses and also those on the Cape. Also contributing to the Latin cause at the Wright Golf Course will be Bobby McGowan, Bob Carangelo and Mike Flaherty. The entire team wishes to thank Mr. Stacey Johnson for his inspiration and devotion. I Soccer Playing in the tough City League, a more experienced Latin Soccer team made a fine come- back this season. Their comeback was complete when everything clicked in the season finale to give them a 2-0 shutout over English. After a year of rebuilding, Latin finished the season with an 8-8 record and a lot of good memories. A forward line of all-star John Gray, Felipe and Victor Quintero, and Jim Mcgrath gave Latin the scoring punch needed The halfbacks, all-star John Lowe, Pete Lenz, and Tom Maciejko did a fine job of setting up plays and clearing the middle of the field of defenders. A combination of fullbacks Vic Kingsley, Marty Zeller, Bob Brown and all-star goalie Fran Cusack posted six shutouts for Latin. Help from the bench was in the form of Bob Krauss, A1 Tedesco, Jim O’Sullivan, Ricardo Calleja, Pete Senopoulos, Vincent Maestro, and Dennis Boyd. The entire team wishes to thank Coach Evans for the time and energy he has devoted and his assistant Ken Bradshaw. LATIN 1 South Boston 0 1 Jeremiah Burke 0 0 Roslindale 3 3 Commonwealth 2 0 Brighton 1 1 Technical 4 1 East Boston 0 0 English 5 2 South Boston 1 1 Jeremiah Burke 0 | 1 Roslindale 3 I 0 Brighton 1 5 0 Technical 2 i o East Boston 2 1 Commonwealth 0 | 0 English 0 FIRST ROW: Brown, Zeller, Maciejko, Lenz, Lowe (co-capt.), Gray (co-capt.), F Cusack, McGrath, C. Cusack — mgr., Coach Evans. SECOND ROW Chin, LaVie, Torpey, Tedesco, Krauss, F Quintero, V. Quintero, Boyd, Botsivales. THIRD ROW: Carney — mgr., Wellings, Douvris, Lespasio, Johnson, Salamus, Statnis, Senopoulos, Kingsley, Filzow, Alford, Calleja, Herb, Maestro, Gianni, Wright, Connors, Orphanos, Olson, Joran, Jevgrafous. Vi Indoor Track. . . LATIN 59 Don Bosco 27 71 East Boston 15 63 Technical 23 46 Xaverian 40 58 Dorchester 28 56 Acton-Boxboro 30 63 Brighton 23 51 Rindge Tech 35 52 Chelsea 34 50 Catholic Mem. 36 56 B. C. High 30 56 English 30 N. Quincy — forfeit 1st Relay Carnival Meet 1st Div. I City Championships 1st Regimental Championships . Champions . FRONT ROW Donohue, Williams, Yuen, Lee, MacFarland, Hart Young, Quarles. SECOND ROW Marini, Foley, Drummy, Cunningham, McCarthy, Munro, MaGuire, Reid, Keenan THIRD ROW : Coach Fred Irons, Harrison, Casey, Nee, Mulhern, Rooney, Herman, Hurley, Fay, Geyer, Uva, Conroy, Schwartz, Norton. The B.L.S. 1975 Indoor Track team, billed as the best ever at the Latin School” by Coach Fred Irons, combined awesome depth with outstanding individual performances to leave many a rival team gasping in defeat on its way to an undefeated 13-0 season, Boston City Division I Championship, and the Regimental Championship. Among Latin’s victories were wins over three formerly unbeaten league champs; Xaverian, Acton-Boxboro, and Rindge Tech who were also the Class D State Champions, plus wins over always tough Catholic Memorial and B. C. High. These non-league victories strengthen Latin’s claim of being one of the best dual-meet teams in the state, if not the best. , Leading the way for the Wolfpack speedsters were Paul Quarles and Jim Rooney in the 50-yard dash, Gerry Herman and Dennis Williams in the 300, and George Munro and Bob Marini in the 600. It was a rare occasion when they didn’t finish one-two in their respective races. Munro, Marini, Herman, and Williams also combined on a devastating relay team. Helpful contributions were also made by Kai Yuen, Peter Lim, and Tom Donohue in the 50, John Casey and Frank Harrison in the 300, Mike Harvey and Willie Wong in the 600. The 45 yard hurdles were dominated largely by Tom Young with help from Mike Mulhern and Tim Hart. In the longer distances, Steve Cunningham set the pace in the 2 mile along with Chris Reid. Mike Drummy led the way for milers Rick Foley, Jim Hurley, and Fred Geyer, while Mike McCarthy, Mike Norton and Bruce MacFarland made up the Purple 1000 yard contingent. In the field events, Tom Young and Dennis Williams leaped their way to a number of victories in the High Jump with the occasional help of Steve MaGuire. In the shotput, strong men Mike Uva and John MacDonald were contested by few. Some of the up and coming stars of the future who participated on the J.V. level this year are B. Davenport, B. Geraghty, J. Hawkins, M Toplyn, T. Wilkerson, D. Keskula, W. Tate, L. Mulhern, M. Mulhern, B. Mello, and J. Harrington. The team thanks Fred Irons for his valuable time and coaching and also for his unfearing confidence which showed them the way all year long. Often Grueling — but Always . . . Rewarding Regimental Champs l 19 LATIN Basketball The Latin five compiled a record of 8-12 in a season where many gamps could have gone either way The Wolf pack was led by top scorer, junior Joe Minihan, the excellent two-way play of center Bill Greene and guard Bobby Miller, the playmaking of Chuck McCallum, and the fine play of forwards Vic Kingsley, Steve Kelly, and swingman Chris Connors. The Wolfpack won four out of its first five games, including an upset win over Hyde Park, but then lost two very close games in a row. Despite many fine hustling efforts, the team suffered numerous frustrating losses the rest of the way. The biggest highlight of the season was a near upset victory over powerful English. Tough wins over Brighton and South Boston made the season a respectable one. Returning next year are captain Joe Minihan, forward Dennis McCarron, and many young promising players from the J.V. squad. The club wishes to thank Coach Costello and Coach Cohen for their very ' hard work and dedication throughout the entire season. 72 Jeremiah Burke 49 54 Weymouth South 72 54 Hyde Park 48 70 South Boston 52 62 Copley 37 54 BC High 57 (OT) 64 Dorchester 70 35 Technical 74 56 English 63 75 Jeremiah Burke 53 51 Hyde Park 62 65 South Boston 53 86 Copley 56 58 Brighton 51 63 BC High 76 55 Dorchester 76 39 English 66 57 Technical 71 60 Weymouth South 72 57 Brighton 68 FIRST ROW: Morris, McCallum (co-capt), Miller (co-capt), Roache, Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Coach Costello, Morandus, Connors, Duggan, Greene, Minihan, Kingsley, Kelly, McCarron, MacFarland — mgr.. Madden — mgr. FIRST ROW Duffy, MacDonald, Alexopoulos, Wool, Murphy, Dickerson, Thompson. SEC- OND ROW: Higgins — mgr., Eosco, Psyhogeos, T Weston, Hanifin, Hagan, Little, Connolly, E. Weston, Coach Cohen. Hard- Working Jr. Varsity Aggressive and . . . FIRST ROW Atldns, Hannigan, Walter, Spears, Slade, Kwan, Mazzarella. SECOND ROW: Daley, Moses, Bertucci, Denison, Car- roll, Nickerson, Lenz. Barrett- The wrestling team encountered some difficulties entering in its third year of competition. At first it was thought that there would be no team at all because Coach Moran had resigned. Three seniors, Eugene Carroll, Peter Lenz, and Art Daley however, put ever- ything together and organized a team again. The team had a 3-2 record and came in 4th in the Boston City Tourna- ment. Eugene Carroll and Peter Lenz finished 2nd in their respective weight classes. Other wrestlers who placed in competition were Pete Bertucci, Steve Walter, Luke Slade, George Barrett, Bill Nickerson, and Darrell Spears. Art Daley would have placed in the tourna- ment also, if he had not suffered a severe back injury. The entire team should be congratu- lated for not only their interest in wres- tling, but also their perseverance for a good season” despite the problems they had faced before competition began. The team thanks Mr. Berger, the team sponsor, and Coach Webb over at Boston State for the use of his wrestling room. Wrestling J.V. Hockey A v m .... St 123 Swimming Although the Swimming team’s winning streak of thirty-one consecutive victories covering a three-year period was broken this season, the team had another successful year. While recording a 8-5 season, they won their fifth straight City Championship. Outstanding individual performances were shown by senior co-captains Steve Santangelo and Chris Connors as well as junior Anthony Butler. Santangelo, who placed third in the New England Interscholastic Diving Meet, was awarded the Max Levine Trophy based on swimming ability and scholastic achievement. Connors was the Dr. Joseph O’Leary Unsung Hero Award winner. Butler, who fared very well in the state meet, received the Colonel Edward Kelly Most Valuable Swimmer Trophy. Other lettermen were juniors Alford, Bohan, J. Earls, McDonough, Milano, and R O ' Neil, sophomores Beggan, Golden, Muzzuli, O’Grady, and Spry, freshmen K. Earls, Gleavy, M. O’Neil, and Tully, and underclassmen Farrell, Cody, Kelly, Shaughnessy, and Walsh. Many thanks and congratulations to Coach Powers for his leadership and devotion to the team. SECOND ROW: Gleavy, Shaughnessey, Muzzuli, Farrell, O’Grady, Beggan, Earls, J., Bohan, McDonough, Cody, Murphy, Walsh, O ' Neil. FIRST ROW Kelly, Earls, K , Spry, Alford, Butler, Connors (co-capt), Mr. Powers, Santangelo, Golden (co-capt), Tully Kelliher 124 Football h ou hac. to see the Wolf pack in action to believe it, and when you saw it - man. you knew it was • or real Latin rolled to an 8-2 season with the best defense in the entire state. Their potent offense .,l m , , ■ , , , ,, — ... UK u.ua suir. I neir potent of tense, - st as good as their defense, was led by the outside running of Earl McCrary and the tough ms.de running of Frank DeLuca. The a.r attack was controlled efficiently by Chris Connors who had a hand ul of very capable receivers such as Tim Duggan to throw to. Led by co-captains John MacD- onald and I rank DeLuca, the poised and talented team finished extremely high in Division I competi- tion u huh is impossible for a Boston public school to accomplish - but not improbable for this tear s team. If Latin had not lost its two games by a combined margin of three measly points, they mig u have earned a playoff spot and a good shot at the state championship. Enough has not been said for Latin s defense which not only contained the opposition’s scoring drives, but also set u P many scoring opportunities tor Latin ' s offense as well. AlLCity performances for the defensive unit were achieved by linebacker John MacDonald, tackle ad Rihbany, and end Curt Bletzer who bogged down the opposition ' s running attack and usually orced them to grind out little or no yardage at all, while safety Mike McCarthy and defensive back Dennis hams were hard to beat with their frequent tight one-on-one coverage. As for all-city Placets on the offensive unit, center Shawn Fitzgerald, guard Ray Vaughn, and tackle Henrv Hunne feld opened holes big enough for backs to split the breeze. ' ' while Tim Duggan. Chris Connors. Pad FlavimGerry Herman. King Chuck J VirgiLo Mdc S R looney. LATIN 6 Medford 7 25 Weymouth So. 0 27 Technical 0 14 Xaverian 10 19 Brookline 7 14 Somerville 8 12 New ' ton No. 14 22 Weymouth No. 2 13 BC. 0 42 English 0 FIRST ROW: Puopolo, McCarthy, Connors, King, Gamache, Rooney, Herman, Duggan, Vaughn, MacDonald (co-capt), DeLuca (co-capt ), McCrary, Carroll, Burnham, Hunne feld, Ruggere, Dwan — mgr SECOND ROW: Coach Ford, Harrison, Manielcus, Carroll, Rihbany, Harrington, Kelly, Fitzgerald, Yotts, Duffy, Scavotto, McCarthy, Flavin, DeVirgilio, DiPastena, Conroy, Head Coach Costello THIRD ROW: Coach Moran, Mulvey, Cellucci, Young, Casey, Nee, Nickerson, Wood, Carroll, Colantuono, Ustach, Ger butavich, Williams, Matthews, Bletzer, Ames, Dan Lyons, Coach Cohen BACKGROUND: Madden and MacFarland — mgrs ■v- A Latin-English No surprises in this game as Latin completly controlled and destroyed a disorganized English football team by a score of 42-0. gatin’s defense, not the chill of the air, forced English to fumble on nearly every series of downs and never allowed English to get past midfield more than twice. Taking full advantage of these turnovers, Mr. Outside and Mr. Inside, otherwise known as Earl McCrary and Frank DeLuca, MVP’s of the game, scored five TDs between them. Chris Connors and the rest of the team played it cool all the way; and when you play English nowadays — you can play them whenever you want to and still beat them. You must have expected it if you were part of the crowd when junior Tommy Ustach blocked a punt and Alan Ames recovered the ball in the endzone for six more points and Shawn Fitzgerald converted to make the final score 42-0. Just an awesome offense complemented by an even more awesome defense. This game just topped off the 8-2 season for a truly tremendous Latin senior graduating team. 130 Another Fine Season Another Year. . . Another Victory . . . I f] L f Wr V A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A 1 SfL National Honor Society 134 Asian Cultures Club Table Tennis Society 137 ' 39 Key Club Irish Cultural Society Black Students ' Association PM French- German Club uo Debating and Forensic Society Register Staff Bibliophile Society Argo Staff Math Team Drama Club Model U.N. Latin — English Football Program 143 Haec studia adulescentiam alunt, senectutem oblectant, secundas res ornant, adversis perfugium ac solacium praebent.