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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1976 volume:

LIBER ACTORUM ' 76 School Boston, Massachusetts EDITOR IN CHIEF LITERARY ADVISOR Lino Tontodonato Mr. Frank Hannigan r-. ' - ' - , BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr. William Powers CONTENTS Introduction Praeceptores Studenti Primani Res Athleticae Ordinationes Scholastcae 1 Images INDIVIDUALS: CLIQUES; PRANKS; COMPETITION: APATHY: PRIDE: MOTIVATION; BOREDOM: CURIOSITY; REGULATIONS; FRIENDSHIPS; HATREDS; BRILLIANCE; MEDIOCRITY: ROUTINES; SADNESS; ELATION are all a part of Boston Latin School, and they have also become a part of us. Each of us has left a part of himself behind, too. It is the purpose of this book to remind us of our common bonds in time. After we have gone our separate ways, the times we had and the friends we knew will matter most. The Class of 1976, a unique entity which is part of a greater whole, will remain immortal in the pages of this work, and in the minds of its members. 2 h 3 The Six Million Dollar Man I wonder if I ' ll make the squad? I think he ' ll make it! 6 I I I i The temporary aides in the Teachers ' Room. The strikebreakers. We won ' t need any tables. Impersonating a teacher! Some go to extremes! 7 8 Ww: 9 Meditating in homeroom Taken by surprise Up with people Expressive faces Guess who ' s coming to lunch I 10 12 f 13 14 f 16 17 Dedicated to .. . The past twelve years have seen dramatic changes at Boston Latin School: expansion of the science department, abolition of the dress code, introduction of individual scheduling with the seven period day and utility periods, establishment of flexi- ble campus, and the enrollment of girls. In addition to these innovations, a Federal Court order has produced, in the last two years, a great deal of misunderstanding and controversy about the process of selecting students for admission to the school. Throughout all these experiences, the retiring headmaster of the Boston Latin School, Doctor Wilfred L. O ' Leary, has exerted a calming and stabilizing influence over the academic lives of his charges by his inspirational leadership and spirited defense of Alma Mater. In 1925 Doctor O ' Leary graduated from Boston Latin School. He returned in 1934 to teach history and by 1948 had attained the position of Head of Department in history at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School with four years out for wartime service. Following the outbreak of World War II he joined the United States Army Air Corps in 1942 rising to the rank of lieutenant colonel before receiving his discharge in 1946. He remained in the Air Force Reserve until his retirement as a full colonel in 1966. Although he became headmaster of Roslindale High School in 1957, he did not realize his lifelong ambition, appoint- ment as headmaster of Boston Latin School, until 1964. During his long career Doctor O ' Leary has been elected to office in many scholastic organizations including the New Eng- land Association of History Teachers, the Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club, and The Headmasters Association and has been honored by various organizations both civic and scholastic. Among his most recent honors have been Man of the Year award by the Boston Latin School Alumni Association, 1975; Citation for Achievement from the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals, 1976; and election to the prestigious position of president of The Headmasters Association in Feb ruary of this year. With his untiring efforts to maintain the scholastic standards and traditional values of a Boston Latin School education in mind, the Class of 1976 respectfully dedicates this Bicentennial Edition of the Liber Actorum to its distinguished headmaster. Doctor Wilfred L. O ' Leary, 18 Dr, Wilfred O ' Leary 1 41 1 , ■ Assistant Headmaster Edwin F. Butters and Headmaster Wilfred L. O’Leary 19 . . . Mr, Aaron Gordon Boston Latin suffers yet another loss this year with the retirement of the greatly admired Mr. Aaron Gordon, whose teaching career spans almost 5 decades and several departments of study. He was a ’’Latin School boy” himself, graduated from Harvard, and even served as Yearbook Advisor for over 20 years. We will best remember his genuine concern for students and his personal historical anecdotes, but let’s not forget his jokes, constant snacking, and endless circle of personal acquaintances. Those many friendships have been a source of pride to him, and a source of knowledge for us. We, the senior class, take this opportunity to thank him for his dedication to us, to the school, and to education in general . We wish him further happiness and limitless vitality. Headmaster ' s Message Foriy-six years ago next September, I became a member of the Boston Public School System and, with the excep- tion of 4 I 2 years in the service in World War II , my entire career has been devoted to the education of the children of the City of Boston. Never was a man so lucky as I to have achieved his one ambition; namely, to be appointed Head Master of Boston Latin School. No honor accorded to me can ever compete with this. I have enjoyed my years here at Boston Latin School and feel that I have accomplished much in the advancement of the teaching-learning situation. Often has the precept of Horace come to my mind; Nil ardui mortalibus est . . . (Nothing is too difficult for human beings to do.) The old adage is also true - where there is a will, there is a way - and I have always believed in it. Along the trail, of course, there were a few disappointments but, in the larger picture, the accomplishments have stood out. This school has a fine tradition and turns out excellent scholars, citizens, and leaders, who have been well trained, and this training serves them in good stead in future life. Latin School is really a state of mind. Pride in doing one ' s work separates the Latin School student from the pack. Work plus desire are the two great virtues inculcated in our students which produce the greatest of all virtues, self- discipline. The road is long, arduous and, at times, wearisome, but the results are inspiring. Although we experi- enced turbulent times , the school was able to weather them because the administration showed the leadership which is required in times of crises. We did not shrink from our duty. It is most fitting that the Class of 1976 should be the finest all-round class since I have been here in the school as Head Master. To them, I wish Godspeed in their voyage of life, and I know that, with the priceless training they have received here, they will all do well in life. Finally, in the words of the Apostle Paul, I HAVE FOUGHT THE GOOD FIGHT. I HAVE FINISHED THE COURSE. I HAVE KEPT THE FAITH. Dr. Wilfred L O ' Leary Class of 1925 22 Mr. David Miller ACTING ASSISTANT HEADMASTERS Mr. Michael G. Comompasis SECRETARIES Ms. Mary Lyons, Ms. Muriel Curadossi, Ms. Dorothy Mahoney , Ms. Eleanor M. McCarthy (seated) 23 DR. JOSEPH F. DESMOND Classics MR. JOSEPH A. DUCH MR. CONSTANTINE P. JAMESON 26 MR. CHARLES L. SAKEY MR. PAULW. SALTERIO MR. SAMUEL E. DeMERlT t -- 27 MS. CATHERINE D. EVANS 28 Sciences MR. ROBERT S. AKESON MR. JOSEPH V. CONNOLLY MR. WALTER R. SNOW MR. HAROLD N. ELLSWORTH 29 9 MR. MICH.AELG. CONTOMP. SIS MR. WARREN F. AVERILL MR. JOSEPH A. LePROHON MR. GORDON C. ESTABROOKS MR. WILLIAM J. HIGGINS A 30 MR. JOSEPH C. AIELLO 1 MR. CARMINE A. VARA MS. DALIA IVASKA MR. MEANOR MARX (a k a. Magister Vulgaiis) 31 Mathematics M, 32 MR. WILLIAM A. MAISEY MR. DANIEL W. PRATT MR. LEO D. SALVUCCI MR. WILLIAM THEMISTOCLES MR. DONALD A. REGAN ' W MR. JAMES F. TIERNEY I MR. RALPH A. WELLINGS MR. PHILIP R. HABERSTROH MR. MICHAEL J. MONIZ MS. EDITH L. WALKER MR. MELVIN KATZ 34 I MR. GUY A. BENINATI Social Studies MR. DANIEL J. BROWNE MR. KENNETH A. JOHNSON V MR. FRANK N. FAMULARl 36 MR. FRANK E. FINIZIA MS. YOLANDA G. ROBINSON MR. SAMUEL RESNICK MR. JOHN J. LANDRIGAN MR. LEO F. CASEY MS. ANITA S. PORTMAN MR. JOSEPH G. NEARY MR. JOHN B. KELLEY MR. HOWARD E. McCLURE MR. KEVIN J. ROCHE MS. LILLIAN D. McCOURT 39 ! MR. STEPHEN G. SACKS MS. CHARLOTTE N. FREEDMAN MS. CLAUDETTE M. TOMPKINS MR. RICHARD P. WINCHESTER MS. CATHY HARMON 40 MR. MELVIN MEDNICOFF MS. MARY T. LYONS MR. HENRY J. CHIARINI MR. THOMAS!. COLBERT MR. KEVIN I. BOWERS MR. VINCENT F. JACKMAUH MR. EDWIN J. MOSHER 41 i Modern Foreign Languages 42 MR. MARK BERGER MR. PHILIP FOX Music - MESSRS.: JERRY BOISEN, HERBERT L. PETERSON. HYMELD E. GAIGNARD, LOUIS SIAGEL . i . An - MS. THERESA G. CRADDOCK Librarian - MS. ALICE M. FELLOWS Typing - MR. IRVING A. KRUTTER 44 Nurse - MS. VIRGINIA R. PARTRIDGE 41 ’W Physical Education 1st ROW: Paul Costello, Jeanne McMahon, Freddy Irons. 2nd ROW: Mr. Ferzoco, Mr. Evans, Dave Coleman, Steve Cohen. Flexible Campus Co-ordinator MR. CHARLIE McCABE I I I It all staned when 1 was a kid and my parents used to lock me in my room . The things some people leave in their lockers. It ' s got to be here somewhere. Well, nobody ' s perfect. THE 8ESI SDLllTltlH : TO M UB PRSLEH ' rf BIIAPLQCK Well, like I always say . . . What am I bid for this lock? 47 The New Rock Among the many new rock groups formed this year, one stands out a head above the rest. Its first public performance was during the well- received Up With People concert in the auditorium. Its leader, Mr. Mark Berger (of French and Spanish fame) was catapulted to superstar- dom overnight. The group, officially billed as One Hand Clapping and affectionately known as Berger’s Bits, has Ms. Portman, Mr. Averill and Mr. Coffey as members. It has created quite a stir at this venerable institution of learning. The following photos illustrate what has occurred since then . . . It all sianed innocently at the concen . . . Before long, head fetishists had begun following Mr. Berger around, begging him to sing. He complies happily (above). Little did he know that superstardom would turn out to be a bummer! 48 ”Oh, Mark is such a Cutie-pie. What! I You mean that guy with the funny white shoes and the Telly Savalas” hairdoo!? To avoid his fans, Mr. B. is seen disguised as a lumberjack in a secluded reson on the Riviera . 49 Class Officers FRED E. BERKOWITZ Secretary PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE O youth, whose hope is high, Who dost to truth aspire , Whether thou live or die , O look not back nor tire . ’ ’ - Bridges Today is the age of the cynic. With Watergate, unemploy- ment, crime, and inflation, people are growing weary of ideals and want only to be left to themselves. All institutions are being questioned: government, the church, schools. Even the viability of cities, the epitome of civilization, is coming under doubt. One can read in the newspapers of families thrown into poverty by recession and for whom the American dream has soured. In this the Bicentennial Year one sees many flag-waving parades, but little national spirit. Yet the sixties sensed the tantalizing promise of Camelot. What has happened? Some have their own answers, others are baffled, but it is up to us - confident, idealistic youth - to inspire America and try to forge change; not through anarchic bombings or bloody revolutions, but with a concept of truth and the desire to make life better for our fellow man. Still, idealism is not enough. It is through education that one acquires the force to influence society. The study of the liberal arts at B.L.S. has given us this power. Now, we have only to use it. Confident that the Class of 1976 will never lose sight of the truth, I extend my congratulations to you for your achieve- ments thus far. I would like also to thank the faculty and administration, led by Dr. Wilfred L. O ' Leary, for their invaluable instruction and stimulation. Sincerely yours, ROBERT THOMAS PERO KLYDE W. SIEGFRIED! Vice-President 52 JOSEPH P. GREELEY Treasurer i PAUL MADDEN PETER MILANO MICHAEL COLANTUONO CAROL KELLEY Class Committee PETER RASKAUSKAS - CHAIRMAN 53 STEPHEN MICHAEL ACERRA Those Were the days ' .’ Football IV, III; Track III, II: Wrestling III; Sailing Team IV, I: Key Club IV - I; Victory Club IV - I; Professional Club III - I; Italian Cultural Society III - I; Coin Club VI - IV; Bicentennial Re-enactment Usher III: Science Fair III; Band VI, V; Radio Club II Ambition: To be happy. MARK WILLIAM ALFORD Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions. Student Council Rep. VI - I; Treas. V - IV; Key Club VI - I; Regional Student Advisory Council Rep. IV - I; Chess Club VI - IV: Coin Club VI - I; Library Staff III; Professional Club II - I: Swim Team VI - I; Crew V - IV; Sailing Club III - I; Football IV; Soccer III - I: Capt. I; Wrestling V - III, I. PAUL ROGER APOLLO Knowledge may come and may go, but wisdom lingers on. Coin Club VI - V; Caf Staff V - IV; Classical Prize IV; Science Fair IV; Pro- fessional Club III - 1; Tennis Club III, II; Pres. Bibliophile Club II, I; National Honor Society II, I; U.S. Naval Academy Science and Engineering Seminar II; M.AML II, I; Chem Lab Assistant I; Usher American Society of Chemical Engineers Conv. I; Victory Club I; NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion . .Ambition: To seek out the whys and wherefores. DAVID JOSEPH ARTHUR National Honor Society II, I: Microbiology Club IV; Victory Club I: Cross Country IV, III; Hockey III; Math X Club I. Ambition: To get into the Guinness Book of World Records as the man with the longest fingers. TEODOR RONALD ASBERGS If at first you don ' t succeed, tty, tty again. Liber Actorum Staff IV - II; Latin-English Football Program Editor I, Photog- rapher II, I; .Argo Staff IV - I: Register Staff IV - I; Photography Club VI - I , VP 1: Photographer at Harvard Commencement III; Victory Club VI - I; Table Tennis III . Tennis Club II . Ambition: After seven years, to get out of BLS with a diploma. DEAN ATHANIS Tennis Club III - I; Treas. National Honor Society I; Treas. Middle-Eastern Cultures Club 1; Chess Club VI - I; Bibliophile Society; Radio Club III, I; Sci- ence Fair First Place City Junior ' 73; Third Place City Senior ' 74: M.AML II, I; M.AA II, I; MAML Finalist II; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist I. PAUL JOSEPH BANKS The fastest way to get there is to believe you ' ve already arrived. Crew IV, III; Victory Club III - I; Student Council IV, III; Dance Committee 1; Tutorial Program 1; Hockey IV: Key Club II, I: Professional Club II: Sci- ence Fair I V , III . Ambition: To make others happy. ALFIE DAVE DEAN P. J. . BANKSIE 54 — M ROBERT MICHELE ANN BARBAR Lose your mind and come to your senses. Cheerleading II - I: Ski Club III - I; Victory Club IV - I; Sailing Club III - I; Track IV; GAP IV - II, Pres. Ill; Prom Committee I; Liber Actorum Staff I. Ambition: To have fun. ALEXANDER KOUPREIANOW BARDOW Excelsior, Excelsior, but in the end, look what happened to New York. Modem Prize VI, V; Fidelity Prize II; NMSC Letter of Commendation; NHS II, I; Physics Lab Assistant II, I: Harvard Commencement Usher II: Photogra- phy Club V; Math Club IV; Computer Programming Society IV; Victory Club I. Ambition: To be head of the MBTA. ALEX JOHN THOMAS BAUSEMER STEPHEN EDWARD BEATH Varsity Football I; Weightlifting Club 1; Crew 111; Victory Club VI - I; Irish Historical Society 11, 1; Key Club I: Bicentennial Club 1. Ambition: To have an ambition. ROBERT WILLIAM BERG Victory Club 1; Professional Club 1: Bicentennial Committee I. Ambition: To succeed. PAUL ROLAND BERGQUIST Sit next to a kid with all A ' s! Table Tennis IV - 1; Glee Club VI - I; All-City Chorus IV - 1. South-east District II; Golf Club II, I; Computet Club II, 1: Chess Club IV - I. Ambition; To be a dentist. FRED ETHAN BERKOWITZ Life is like a game, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. I ' d just like to make the playoffs. Sec. of the Senior Class; Lieutenant Governor of Division 14 Key Clubs; National Honor Society 1; Tennis Team II; Business Staff Football Program I; Bibliophile Club: Bicentennial Club 11; Key Club II; Pres, and Co-founder of the Tennis Club . STEVE PAUL FRED 55 VYTENIS CURT RENE VYTENIS JOHN BICHNEVICIUS Life is what you make it. Photography Club V, IV; Computer Programming Society IV; Track IV; Com- puter Programming Society IV; Track V; National Honor Society II; Victory Club I; Bibliophile Society I; Photography Club Sec. I. Ambition: I dunno. JOHN EDWARD BINGAMON God is not mocked; for whatsoever a man soweth, so also shall he reap. Class of 1885 .Award; Approbation Prize IV. Ambition: To become a virologist. CURT FREDRICK BLETZER I ' m outta here! Varsity Football III - I, All-City II, I, All-Scholastic I, Co-Capt. I: Varsity Hockey II, I; JV Hockey V - III; Baseball IV; Weightlifting III - I; Victory Club V - I; Key Club II, I; Student Council V - III; Professional Club II; Irish Historical Society II. Ambition; To outdo myself. PETER FINBAR BOHAN Life is what you make it. Cross Country IV; Swim Team V - I; Key Club II, I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be happy. RENE FRANCIS BOLLARD Donee eris felix, multos numerabis amicos. Tempora si fuerint nubila, solus eris. String Ensemble VI - I; Fidelity Prize V; National Honor Society I. Ambition: To beat the system and live to tell about it. DAVID CHARLES BOOKMAN Fools rush in where wise men fear to tread. Pres. Ski Club I; Ski Team III; Sailing Club III; Professional Club 111; Coin Club IV; Bicentennial Committee I; Victory Club 1; Student Council 11. Ambition: To become a professional in the field of agriculture and animal science. MARK PETER BRENNAN VP Bicentennial Committee 1; Ski Club III: Professional Club I; Victory Club I: Dance Committee II. Ambition: To become an Elecuical Engineer. JOHN PETER DAVE MARK 56 TONY I DAN PAM PAMELA GAYLE BROWN We are strong, we are invincible, we are women, and yes - we can. Drama Club IV - II, VP III, II; Cheerleading II. I. Capt. II, Co-Capt. I; Crew III, 11; Debating and Forensics III - I; Model United Nations III - I; Pub- lic Declamation III - II; Special Prize III; Third Place II: Victory Club II. I; Lab Assistant III - I; Rep. for Women ' s Bicentennial II; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Modem Prize IV; Classical Prize III, II; Approbation Prize III, II; National Honor Society II. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: At college I hope to meet people who look inside - not outside. MICHAEL PETER BRUEN And if the field of fame be lost, it won ' t be by an Irishman. National Honor Society II, 1; Class Committee I; Irish Cultural Society Sec. Ill - I; Victory Club VI - I; German Club II; Professional Club III - II; Key Club III - I; Bicentennial Club I; Radio Club II; Modern Prize V; Approbation Prize VI; Student Council V. Ambition: To become a priest. ANTHONY NEIL BUTLER Swim Team VI - I; Drama Club IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Max Levine Trophy (Swim) II. ERIC STEWART CAPLAN I ' ve been told that I express myself much better on paper than orally. 1 guess it ' s because feet fit quite comfortably into mouths; try cramming your feet into a Bic pen. Tennis Club III - 1; Chess Club IV - I; Drama Club I; Junior Red Cross Club IV; Register III; Approbation Prize VI; Classical Prize VI; NHS II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Science Fair: Regional V - II, 2nd Prize; State III, Hon. Mem.; National Merit Semifinalist I; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students I; AIChE Session Aide I. Ambition: To say Equita ' ole Building 5 times fast. MIKE ERIC DANIEL JOSEPH CARLETON It was the best of times, the worst of times, but mostly the worst. Victory Club III - I; Professional Club II, I; Key Club III - 1; Irish Historical Society II, I; Liber Actorum Staff II. Ambition: To graduate. JOHN MICHAEL CARMAIN FREDRICK CARMICHAEL JOHN FRED 57 JOHN MICHAEL CARRIGG No scnce makes sense. Victory Club 111 - I; Professional Club II, I: Irish Historical Society II, I: Coin Club 1; Bicentennial Club II, I. Ambition: To think of an ambition. JOSEPH SAIA CARTER, JR. I hope that one day our sons will enjoy the good education and fun times that we have enjoyed together for the past six years. Crew II, I; Key Club III - 1; Victory Club II, I; Band VI - I: Football Band IV - II; Student Council Rep. VI, V: Sec, Debating and Forensics Society V, IV; Professional Club I: Microbiology Seminar IV; Freshman Football IV; JV Foot- ball III; VP Middle Eastern Cultural Society I; Dance Committee II, I; National Honor Society II, I: Classical Prize III; .Approbation Prize III: Fidel- ity Prize VI; MAML III - I: MLML II; Prize Reading V; Declamation V. Ambition: To attend a good college and law school, pass the bar and finally practice law side by side with my father. JOEY JOHN WILLIAM CASEY An angel has no memory. Key Club I: Victory Club III - I; National Honor Society II, I: Student Coun- cil V, IV; Irish Historical Society II, I; Weightlifting III - I; JV Baseball III; Indoor Track II, I; Freshman Football IV; Football III - I; Baseball I, Ambition: To forget everything. RICHARD WILLIAM CASS Automobiles are like women: it ' s not only how voluptuous they look, but how well they perform , Chess Club V - IV; Photography Club V - IV; Ecology Action Club IV; Drug Education Club IV: Table Tennis Society IV; Caf Staff IV: MAML I. Ambition: To own a Porsche Turbo Carrera. PETER WILLIAM CASSIDY One rat dropping spoils an entire pot of rice. MIT Educational Studies Program III - I; Register II. I; Red Cross II: Liber Actorum II , I . Ambition: None. CHARLES EMANUEL CAVAS One swee, dream. Pick-up my bags; get in the limousine. Soon I ' ll be awa from here. Wipe that tear away. One sweet dream came tme . . . cam true today ! Football I; Track I: Crew II; Victory Club I: Computer Club II: Drama Club III; Middle Eastern Culture Society I: Liber .Actorum. Ambition: To get to heaven. ROBERT MICHAEL CAWLEY CHARLIE BOB — ; — TT 58 PETE PETER KEVIN CELLUCCI Destiny pursues us as a wild Albanche ever chasing his elusive strawberry blonde. Football IV - I; Crew III; Italian Cultural Society II. I; National Honor Soci- ety II, I; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I; Modern Prize V. Ambition: To win the Heisman Trophy. DAVID NGI CHIN We youngsters tend to live as if adolescence were a last fling at life rather than a preparation for it. Soccer II, I; Swim Team II, I; Chess Team I; Table Tennis Society II, I; Asian Cultures Club II, I; Classical Prize III; Modem Prize V; National Merit Letter of Commendation 1; MAML II. I. Ambition: To improve the lot of man by increasing his knowledge and under- standing of the world around him so that he may ultimately understand him- self and his role in the universe . JOHN GEE CHIN Giv ' it watcha got . . . don ' t you ever stop. Giv’ it watcha got . . . ' til you get on top . Asian Cultures Club VI - I; String Ensemble VI - III, All-City Orchestra IV - 111; Victory Club VI - I; 80th National Meeting of American Institute of Chemical Engineers Session Aide I . Ambition: To be a good basketball player. ROBERT CHIN Never play leap frog with a unicorn. Asian Cultures Club Chairman; National Honors Society (Secretary); Chess Club I; Table Tennis Society II; Victory Club III; Senior Band II; Indoor Track II. Ambition: To find the left half of the ten thousand dollar Yankee Doodle ticket. THOMAS MICHAEL CHIN Say something nice to everyone you meet today. It will drive them crazy. Chess Club V - I; Asian Cultures Club II, I; German Club I; Modern Studies Prize IV; Fidelity Prize III; MAML II, I; MAA I. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. JAMES LEO CHISHOLM TOM WILSON WILSON ROY CHO Put it away now, do it later; for when you ' re told to cater, your ditch is now a crater. Radio Club III - I; Chess Club IV - I; Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Junior Achievement III; Track II, I; Explorers Program I. Ambition: To know a little of everything. DAVE BOB JIM V - 59 Bloodmobile Day The donors wonder if it hurts Uniike most. Woody won ' t give in to George ' s appeal George is quite confident but Pat has some last minute doubts! The reactions vary: Mario seems pooped, while Rick looks like a stiff I i I . . . which has even Frank fooled . The brave donors reminisce over their heroic effons while eating everything in sight. (We still wonder what Mr. Duch is drinking.) CHRIS, JOE JOHN MIKE JOSEPH DANIEL CHRISTIANO To each his own. Chess VI - II; Table Tennis Society IV - II; Italian Cultural Society II - I; Victory Club I; Crew 1; Fidelity Prize IV; Approbation Prize II; NHS II, I; Soccer IV; Bicentennial Committee I. Ambition; To get along with all the people I meet during my lifetime and to get a good paying job. BRIAN WILLIAM CLANCY Student Council II; Professional Club II. I; Key Club II, I; Irish Historical Society II, 1; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become. JOHN READY CLANCY It ' s the little things that matter most: What good is a bath tub without a plug? Tennis Club III - I; Professional Club III, II; Debating and Forensics VI, V; Cross Country VI - IV; Crew III, II; Irish Historical Society II, I; Latin-Eng- lish Football Program I; Freshman Football IV; Ski Club 111. Ambition: To understand this complex world. MARK RYAN CLOHERTY When I think back to what they all said 1 just laugh. Victory Club III - I; Irish Historical Society I; Key Club II, I: Bicentennial Club I . Ambition: To see as much of the world as I can. MICHAEL JOHN COFFEY Times are changing; now the poor get fat, but the fever’s gonna catch you when the itch gets back. Drama Club III - I; Register II, I; New England High School Drama Festival II; MIT High School Studies Program III - I; MIT High School Studies Tacher I; Ford Hall Forum Student Member I: Liber Actomm 1: NESPA Conference I. Ambition: To be much better than you. To be free. THOMAS MICHAEL COLANTUONO To be without worry is to have no concern. Freshman Football IV; Varsity Football III - I; Class Committee I; Bi-Racial Committ ee White Caucus II; Weightlifting Club II, I; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Math X Club; Victory Club III - I. Ambition: To be liked and respected by others and to be in my own eyes a success. JAMES JOHN COLARUSSO I ' ll be careful while I’m Climbing ' cause it hurst a lot to drop . . . Student Council III - I; Key Club III - I, Pres. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Caf Staff V. Ambition: To become general manager of the MBTA and put some three-car trains on the Arborway Line. COL JIM 62 JOHN ARTHUR COLLINS BILLY Ubung machl den Meister. Professional Club III - I; Key Club III - I: Victory Club II, I; Irish Historical Club II, I: Golf Team II, I: JV Basketball III: National Honor Society I: Har- vard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be an honest politician. TIMOTHY COLLINS It takes a truly intelligent person to know the limits of his own wisdom. Sailing Club IV - I, Treasurer IV - II, President I: Sailing Team IV - I, Cap- tain I: Drama Club III - 1: Mass. High School Drama Festival II: Register I: MIT High School Studies Program I: Computer Engineering II: Bibliophile Club II, I: National Merit Scholarship Commendation II: Junior Achievement III - I; Band II: Chess Club VI: Debating and Forensics VI , I: Moden UN I: Library Staff IV: Victory Club II, I. Ambition: To sail in the America’s Cup Races. WALTER MICHAEL COLLINS Talk with yourself and you ' ll hear what you want to know. Model Railroad Club VI: Drug Education Club IV: Freshman Football IV: Crew III: Key Club II, I: Victory Club II, I: Irish Historical Society II, 1. Ambition: To be shorter than Mr. Sheridan, but taller than Mr. Beninati. BRUCE EVAN COLLOTTA Style isn ' t everything, it is the result that counts. Assoc. Editor of the Football Program I: Junior Band VI - IV: Senior Band II, I; Tennis Club II, I: Italian Cultural Society III, II: Victory Club III - I: Percus- sion Ensemble 1; Caf Staff VI. Ambition: To attend and travel. WILLIAM MICHAEL CONNOLLY Better late than never! Professional Club 1: Victory Club I: JV Hockey III, II: IV Baseball IV, III. Ambition: To be on time. MICHAEL JOHN CONNORS The best uots ate sold at the Harvard Coop. Soccer II: Chess III - I: Glee Club V - IV: Harvard Commencement Usher II: Explorer Foundation I: MAMA III - I: MAML III - I: Classical Prize VI: Appro- bation Pr ize II; National Honor Society II, I; Fidelity Prize V. Ambition: To be in the same tax bracket as Howard Hughes. POO-BAH CHRISTOPHER KENNETH CONROY C’MON! Key Club II, I, Board of Directors I; Irish Historical Society III - I, Pres. I; Professional Club II. I: Victory Club III - I; Football III - I: Cross Country IV; Indoor Track IV, II, I; Weightlifting Club III - I; Student Council I. Ambition: To blast that number 32 up into the nickel seats. TIM BRUCE MANNIX 63 BOB ROBERT CHARLES CORLISS Victory Club II; Bicentennial Club 1. BLUE BUNNY ERIC KEVIN WALTER COSTELLO Ask me no questions, and I ' ll tell you no lies. Golf Team III - I; Professional III - I; Key Club II. I; Victory Club I; Table Tennis Society I; Bibliophile Club I; Latin-English Football Program 1. Ambition: To seek happiness before success. PHILIP COVENEY Model United Nations President; Drama Club IV - I; Professional Club IV; Chess Club VI. II; Bicentennial Club I; Indoor Track IV. Ill; Cross Country IV; Spring Soccer III; German Club II. I; Debating and Forensics Society III. I; Table Tennis Society III. II. Ambition: To become the lacques Cousteau of the mainland. MICHAEL FRANCIS DAMIANO. IR. If I had to do it all over again I would say the hell with it. Student Council III. 1; Freshman; ]V Football: Italian Cultural Society III. II. I; Victory Club III. II. I. Ambition: To make it. ERIC SVEN DAVIS Chess Club IV. V; Photography Club V. IV; Ecology Club IV; German Club II; Columbus Day Veteran ' s Day Assembly Speaker I. Ambition: To be a successful idiot and own my tenth Mercedes-Benz. LAWRENCE JOSEPH DAVIS It ' s true that we are all going to die someday, but don ' t ever let that stop you from living. Irish Historical Society I; Fresh. Cross Country IV; JV Cross Country. Ambition: To follow a career in Business Administration, in management or accounting. MELISSA DAVIS Yes there are two paths you can go by. but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. Crew HI. II: Victory Club III, I: Drama Club III; Model UN Club II. I; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Liber Actorum I. KEVIN MIKE LARRY MEL 64 ■•O” I MARY CHUCK CHIP OWEN DAVIS MAUREEN GERARD DAVOREN There is only one thing that has power completely, and that is love. When a man loves, he seeks no power and therefore he has power. Key Club II, I: Board of Directors II; GAP IV, III, II; Irish Historical Society III; Close-up Participant II; Crew III - I; Capt. Ill - I; Cheerleading II; Vic- tory Club I; Liber Actorum I; Prom Committee I. iimbition: To have a happy life and be a success in business. MARY ESTHER DEHLER Drama Club IV - II; Model United Nations II, I; Crew III, II; Debating III; Liber Actorum I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be happy always. GREGORY BRUCE DENISON You gotta believe in something, so it might as well be yourself. Key Club II, I; Irish Historical Society I; Manager, Varsity Football I; Wres- tling Team II, I: Victory Club VI - I; Latin-English Football Program Staff I: Tutorial Program II; Professional Club I. Ambition: To heal the injuries of our society. To see all there is to see, do all there is to do, to be all there is to be. CHARLES ARTHUR DEVIRGILIO There were doubts, but then he made it. Good riddance! Key Club III - I; Italian Cultural Society III - I; Varsity Football III - I; Var- sity Baseball II, I; Wrestling II; Victory Club VI - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Weightlifting Club II, I; Argo VI, V; Professional Club III - I; Chess Club VI. V; All-City Football I. Ambition: To become an engineer and or play a professional sport. RALPH JOSEPH DICICCO String Ensemble V - I; Caf Staff V; Public Declamation IV; All-City Orches- tra III - I: Italian Cultural Society II, I. Ambition: To be twice half my length. KEVIN KEITH DICKISON After seven years of Latin School I ' m glad to be getting out. Instead of gradu- ating with the last all-male class of THE Latin School, I ' m graduating with the first co-ed class, a once conuoversial , but now very prestigious class. Victory Club IV - I; Crew IV - II. Ambition: To live happily and contentedly and, if I can, help others live happily and contentedly. MOE RALPHIE 65 HIT-MAN TOM GEORGE DIGENIO Don ' t you do me no damn favors, I don ' t know karate, but I know crazy. That ' s a fact. You better watch out for the big pay back. Italian Cultural Society 111 - 1, Secretary 1; Freshman Football I ' V: Victory Club 1. .Ambition: To have infinite wisdom, to be the epitome of immaturity, and to get Revenge on all who deserve it. lOHN ALBERT DIPASTINA There is only one monkey face. Football IV - I: Hockey IV - I; Student Council Rep.; Italian Cultural Society III - I; National Honor Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize V; Victory Club I; Weightlifting II. Ambition: To sleep until ten every morning. THOMAS MICHAEL DONAHUE PATRICK SEAN DONOVAN Football IV - I: Hockey IV - I: Crew III - I; Key Club I; Victory Club I: Irish Historical Society II; Class Trip Committee I; Bicentennial Club I. Ambition: To own an apple orchard. WILLIAM GERARD DUNPHY When you find yourself in the thick of it, help yourself to a bit of what is all around you. Science Fair 2nd Prize III, Hon. Men. II; Regional Science Fair 2nd Prize III, II; Mass. State Science Fair Hon. Men. Ill, 1st Prize II; Charles O. Taylor Scholarship II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Glover Medal III; Argo Staff 111; Classical Prize V, III, II; Modern Prize IV; Approbation Prize III, II; AATG German Exam II; Liber Actorum Faculty Editor I; MAML III - I; MAA III, 11; NHS II. I. TIMOTHY MICHAEL DYER When the going gets tough, the tough get going and I ' ve been going my whole life . Wrestling Team III - I; Victory Club VI - I. Ambition: To graduate. lOHN lOSEPH EARLS Anyone going over the Sub Shop ' Swimming Team III, II; Football I; Professional Club IV - I; Photography Club V, IV; Key Club III, II, I; Victory Club IV - I; NMSQT Letter of Com- mendation II . Ambition: To grab the cash with both hands and make a stash. JOHN TIMMY JOHN 66 1 ] I I GEORGE THOMAS FARLEY For duty and humanity . Chess Club VI; Professional Club II; Italian Cultural Society I; Irish Historical Society I; JV Basketball; Bicentennial Club II, I; Victory Club II, I; Table Tennis Club IV . FEENAMINT BOOKIE GERARD THOMAS FEENEY Once a sweathog, always a sweathog! Senior Concert Band III - I; Senior Stage Band III - I; Football Band III - I; Junior Concert Band IV; Beginner ' s Band V; Crew Team III; Fresh. Football IV; Table Tennis Club III; Victory Club III - I. Ambition; To be a rich business executive, an international playboy, or a chicken farmer. JOHN RICHARD FELONI He who sticks face in punch bowl gets punch in nose. Key Club IV, III; Weightlifting Club II; Microbiology Club IV; Baseball II, I; Football II, 1; Italian Cultures Club III, II; Committee Chairman; President. Ambition; To enjoy success, happiness, and peace of mind. STEPHEN JOHN FERJ RA Work hard or you ' ll be in the summer school zoo. Italian Cultural Society Treas. Ill - I; Victory Club I; Baseball I; Professional Club I . Ambition: To become a police officer or a lawyer. FIODOR FILZOW Nothing ventured , nothing gained . Soccer III - I; Chess Club III; Senior Lounge Worker 1. Ambition: To be successful in all aspects of life. HOWARD ALAN FINN Win, lose, or draw the toad goes on forever. Tennis Club III, II, Co-founder III; Professional Club II, I; Key Club III - I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Italian Cultural Club II, I; Judaic Cultural Soci- ety I; Tennis Team III, II; Table Tennis Society V; JV Basketball III; Fresh. Football IV . Ambition: To eat a peach. HOWIE DAVID JOSEPH ELLARD Don ' t worry about anything until the time comes! Coin Club VI, V; Chess Club VI - IV; Victory Club I; Stamp Club VI; Fresh- man Baseball VI, V. Ambition: To enjoy what I am doing always! DAVE MORT FELONIOUS FILZIE 67 Looking Backwards The dress code . . .six period day . . . Chici . . . Coach Smith’s undefeated team . . . Latin-English at Harvard Stadium . . .Mr. Meaner Marx . . . Shoo-be-doo . . . Girls ' Latin Cheerleaders . . . MET A trolley cars . . . the Lounge . . . mid-day homeroom periods . . .Mr. B’s slides in the l.C.S. . . . soccer practice with J . G. and the boys . . . Let us see what there is to see, my little doves, my little chickadees, my source of joy in life! . . . You have got the skin I ' d love to touch - with a closed fist! . . , the ' Center of Attention ' getting hit with a plate of beans . . . Bus Judge Garrity signs . , . A1 Spicer playing Superman and breaking his wrist . . . Poohbah ' s crush on the Strawberry- Blonde . . . the realization that being cheerleader Co-captains doesn’t mean a thing, since there are only 16 girls . . . Latin-English games , . . the stolen bell mystery . . . squirt gun fights . . . the senior milk drinking contest in the Caf . . . Mr. Frank Russell . . . the Colonel ' s war stories . . . Mr. Leary ' s politics . . . Mr. Jameson’s golf swings in class . . . the MOOK ... a suit of armour . . . the Key Club convention ' s elevator . . . the decadence outside of 202 . . .Mr. Russell’s hair . . . LEAVING . . . the founding of Poohbahs . . . beating Steve and Slug in whist . . . the Bookstore paint job . . . Key Club Convention . . . Yogi ' s beard . . . Bobo T . . . Bimbo C . . . the Kazoo Band . . . Loyalty Fund . . . Sammy S . . . ' ho-hum ' . . . spaghetti with meatballs . . . B B . . . Doc ' s office . . . the card games in 216 in Class IV . . .Mr. Guilfoy’s arsenal . . . watching the cop on patrol . . . the yearly shrinking of Mr. Duch ' s sweater . . . Mrs. Close . . . PS AT, NMSQT, ACH, PCS, BEOG, BVD, SAT, PhD . . .Mr. Krutter ' s typing class . . . Mr. Berger ' s ' savoir faire ' . . . SPARES . . . when Doc went to all the games . . . What say?” - Mr. Landrigan . . . Trivial - Mr. Durante . . . Let ' s go people! Mr. Contompasis . . . the siege upon the school by English . . . experiencing Phases I and II . . .Mr. Durante’s best jokes and slim fantasies . . . chocolate cakes and brownies in the caf . . . the locker room brawls . . . the Earth, Wind and Fire concert , . . Icky ' s class . . . the falling of the lockers on Messina . . . Thursday last period studies where once, victims of a series of accidents, we became one . . . the wild activities in the Physics Labs . . . the simple directions to football games over the intercom . . . water fights in the Chem Labs . . . Mr. Zoll saying he would ' Look into it ' . . . Mr. Higgins quick wit . . . THE idiot of the neighborhood eating an apple . . . football rallies . . . having fun with sulfuric acid . . . throwing things out the windows of room 206 . . . being a SSSSS - ixie . . . the dingy Boston Arena . . . Hillary ' s hockey teams . . . collapsible tables . . . taking the same reading test three years in a row . . . the work plus desire ethic . . .Mr. Coleman’s evil eye . . . the wooden desks . . . talking one ' s way out of another suspension ... a good school lunch . . . Flexible Charlie’s stories . . . Doc Mac ' s BS . . . the 11th tree to the right of the skating rink on the Jamaicaway . . . the last week of school each year . . .Mr. Beninati ' s wardrobe . . . the singing of Christmas carols on the caf balcony . . .B.F.C. . . . occupying the teachers ' rooms during the strike . . . cutting out of Gym class . . . Arby ' s . . . Mr. Cahill ' s formal attire . . . the boys in the band . . . hiding Mr. Boisen ' s desk drawers in the ceiling . . . waiting for the No school announcements after a snowstorm . . . the last day of school . . . riding on the Riverside line everyday . . . Mr. Tierney’s bolt cutters . . . Harrington ' s duffle bag . . . Mr. Sheridan’s lectures . . . the grafitti and horrible odors in the lavs . . . the teachers ' strikes . . . being suspended for being found where known pushers tend to congregate . . . Mr. Wellings ' s ANTI-everything lectures . . . ovations for tray droppers in the caf . . . Mr. Tierney ' s one man locker department . . . Mr. AverilTs idiot proof tests . . . Mr. Jameson explaining the sciences of golf and baseball during another digression . . . CT’s tests in BIO AP where one can write for four periods brilliant answers which are never ' specific ' enough . . . the unexpected two days off before Christmas . . .Mr. Hewes ' moccasins . . . J. S. Harrington throwing a needle dart at Marcella . . .Mr. Sakey’s gestures of silence . . . the love serenade of Coffey and Messina . . . Mr. Tarpey ' s clubbies and preppies . . . Mr. Themistocles ' mg . . . Latin over English 42-0 . . . smoking in the boys ' room and never getting caught . . .Dr. Sayer ' s short, but memorable stay at BLS . . . the summer of ' 74 . . . looking at the seniors as a sixie and being amazed, then looking at the sixies as a senior and being ashamed . . . the overwhelming English enrichment classes . . . the disciplinary actions in the bulletin . . . detonat- ing a milk carton . . . being in the wrong place at the wrong time . . . conduct unbecoming a Latin school boy girl . . . garish attire . . . English class with Alfred Stevens . . . an alleged milk carton . . . Mr. Berger ' s and Casey’s white shoes . . . the refusal of the white caucus to have a white caucus . . . Shibley ' s I have no holes in my pockets! ” speech . . . the girls getting away with everything . . . the soon to be built founh floor swimming pool and elevator passes . . . Joe Greeley for treasurer of anything and everything . . , BIG BIRD . . . HA-HA-HA-HA I I . . . Eliot BUBBLES Green . . . passing Latin . . . Mr. Fox ' s cigar-scented tests . . . Mr. Weinen ' s sensuous parabolas . . . Mr. Berger ' s bald spot . . .Mr. Tedeschi’s Kiddie Hour . . . Froggies boogie at UP WITH PEOPLE . . . Gerby ' s Porkermeyer imitation . . . Mike Coffey’s photographer imitation . . . Mr. Pollock’s pie-in-the-face routine . . . Bend over, 1 want to see the back of your head I . . . THE WOLF . . . fetal pig labs . . . Me Hone teaching . . .Mr. Maisey about the 1BM1032 . . . Herr Hartel’s trip to Germany in ' 73 . . . Mastro ' s busted leg . . . Wheeler ' s pervened mind . . . Mr. Bob Waldron ' s REALLY? . . . vacations . . . Schwartz shoveling the BS duirng AP MUSIC . . . getting a score of 120 points in Sammy ' s class . . . 100 proof vodka . . . AH, you got one. . . . Mr. DUCH . . . Mr. Russell ' s throw- ing chalk and books at inattentive students . . . December 21, 1973 . . . the school without girls . . . trench coat and dark glasses . . .Mr. Pollock stacking hockey equipment on the window sills to protect students from the ' machine gun’ at English High . . . the first sight of those wonderful girls in the hallowed halls . . . those days of barbecued beef on a roll, Moby Dick portions, and American Chop Suey . . . Relatively simple” - Mr. Durant . . . Herr Hartel ' s National Defense Program Against Russia . . .Mr. DeMerit getting ' the pie ' . . . having a car accident after a Latin dance . . . shaky cartwheels . . . sailing into a bridge . . . the distinctive moon Rhibany pulled during practice . . . the blurry Tech game;;; going the wrong way on the expressway . . . flunking Latin . . . Mr. Caldwell ' s Physics 1 class . . . the streaker mnning through the girls ' gym . . . Chris Sullivan expressing his opinions . . . doing chin-ups in the gym ' s lavatory over the toilet bowls . . . Miss Fellows two to a table rule . . . football game . . . spirits . . . partying at the fens . . . graduating with the first co-ed class in the history of BLS . . . coke bottles class . . . having a lock snipped off if it’s not official . . . giant, spacious lockers . . . February 11, 1975 . . . CT ' s and Wolf ' s dancing shoes , . . adventures out back . . . three fun and educational years in the Cop ' s class . . . Harvard Usherettes . . . Turtle Pond Parkway . . . hearing Mr. Roche ' s desk was thrown out the window . . .Mr. Costello doing his jig in the locker room . . . Mrs. Gaylord ' s views . . . driving around Boston with four others in a two-seater . . . Tetanus Bicyclistus . . . hot dogs on Thursday . . . beans on Messina . . . Catullus ' poem of the Little Sparrow . . .Mr. Donovan ' s little yellow books on life . . . CT ' s cliches . . . Teni . . . pretending to know what teachers are talking about . . . the ' 75 Model U.N. Convention . . . with its ecstacy and sorrow and where John L. Sullivan EXCLAIMED, Hey Lino, what the hell is this? . . . spending a month in Germany learning how to live properly, totally by accident . . . being caught by CT cheating on a test . . . taking AP Latin for no apparent reason . . . SLO-PITCH . , . water pistols and yo-yos; B schedule bake sessions; Hi, how are you doing? - Mr. Sakey . . . the Sub Shop . . . Diane . . . the play Guess Who ' s Coming to Dinner” as performed by the English High Doorbreakers . . . coming in late and accidentally missing a first period test . . . Saturday night at the fights alias the BLS Midwinder Dance . . . Red Light Spicer . . . the everlasting friendship between Sweeney and the Jocks . . . trying to see how many minutes are left in a period when the clock is hanging out of the wall on a couple of wires . . . Maura Dio . . . having Mr. Bowers tell us to be a repeater means to lose $10,00 because another year in school is one less year of revenue -producing work . . . the widow , . . monkeyface in Mr. Cahill ' s class . . . taking the seven year plan, but being turned down for the eighth . . . Bimbo ' s space helmet . . . catching some zzz’s everywhere . , , G.I. Joe Dinsfriend . . . last period escapes . . . fighting Nerds in T.D. ' s class . , . get off the dais! - Mr. Regan . . . watching Ed Murray and the girls . . .Mr. Neary ' s interchangeable beard and moustache . . . straws and spitballs . . . lying on the nurse ' s couch . . . being able to look back on all this thinking how great it was. JiiSEPH MICHAEL FIORE But I reckon 1 got to light out for the territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she ' s going to adopt me and civilize me, and I can ' t stand it. I been there before. Drama Club IV - I: Library Staff V - I; Register V - I; Editor II - I; Declama- tion V - h National Honor Society II, I; Debating and Forensics Society I: M.A. ' II. h M.AML II, I: Modern Prize VL Fidelity Prize II; Columbia Scho- lastic Press .Assoc. ' 2nd Prize II: Mass. High School Drama Fest. II, I: MIT High School Studies Program III - I; Liber Actorum I. •Ambition: To stand in front of City Hall and chant the word pudding until my demands are met. JOE FLATS FIFFY BRUCE ELLIOTT FISHMAN It is better to die on yonr feet than live on your knees. Key Club I: Professional Club II; Victory Club I; Bicentennial Club II; Phila- telic Society Vi - IV; Icthyology Society VI - IV; Science Fair III, II. .Ambition: To make my personal mark in the world. PAUL .XAVIER FLAHERTY V. ' hy should one worry ’ Irish Historical Society II. 1; Victory Club II, I; Ski Club I: Key Club I; Fresh- man Baseball IV; Baseball III; Football I. Ambition: I have no idea. ELISABETH MARGARETHE FOELEY Smile, life isn ' t all that bad, but if it is, smile anyway! Cross Country IV; GAP IV - I, Treas. II: Science Fair IV, III; Ski Club III - I; Ski Team III; Drama Club III; Volleyball (coed) 111; Irish Club III; Crew III - 1; Key Club II: Cheerleader II. I; Co-Capt. I; Swim Team II: Tennis Club II; Victory Club IV - I; Fund-raising II, I; Dance Ticket Committee II; Usherette Harvard Commencement II: Copy-writer Liber .Actorum I; Tutorial Program 1 . Ambition: To do whatever I do, the best I can and improve on what I have done . MICHAEL ANTHONY FURN.ARI .Although the .Arabs own the oil, and the Irish work and toil, when you really put the question, THERE ' S NC) v.AY to replace an Italian. Victory Club III - I; Professional Club II, I: Italian Cultural Society III - I: Key Club I; Football III; Golf II, I; Coin Club. .Ambition: To be on the cover of all major magazines and be pan of a major political scandal . THOMAS JOSEPH GARDINER It was the best of times and the worst of times, but truly an experience that won ' t be forgotten. Victory Club I: National Honor Society II, I; Chess Club IV - II: Bibliophile Club II, I; Golf Team III - I; Co-Capt.. I; Chemzics Society II, I; Math .X Club II, 1: Math Olympiad 1: Harvard Commencement Usher II: Science Fair Hon. Men. II; National Convention of Chemical Engineers Usher I: Class of 1885 Award III. .Ambithtn: To understand my life and to be self-satisfied with my achieve- ments and mistakes. BRIAN KEITH GERBUTAVICH I never forget a face . but in your case I may make an exception. Key Club III - I; VP I: Victory HI - I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Football III - I: Class Trip Committee I; NMSOT Semifinalist 1. Ambition: To have my seat at the .Arena cast in bronze. FISH BETH TOM GF.RB 70 M RICHARD THOMAS GIANNI POTSIE TEQUISTA. Soccer II. I; Football IV; Tennis III; Glee Club VI - I; Key Club II, I; Italian Cultural Society III - I; Victory Club I; Professional Club I; ludaic Society I. Ambition: To fly for the Air Force. PHILIP MATTHEW GIORDANO In your dreams, shoot for the sky. but learn to settle for the ceiling. Tennis Club III - I; National Honor Society I; Senior Band V - I; lunior Band VI; Stage Band IV - I; All-City Orchestra IV - II; Bibliophile Club II, I; Ital- ian Cultural Society II, I; Key Club II, I; Radio Club VI, V; Professional Club I: Debating and Forensics Society 111; Table Tennis Society III; Vic tory Club II, I; Red Cross Club I. Ambition: To be successful and happy in life. TOMAS PAUL GIRNIUS Don ' t laugh at life . . . life will laugh tight back. Don ' t frown on life . . . life will frown on you. Just smile a little and life will smile back. Math Team IV - I; Capt. II - I; Greater Boston Math League Scoring Honors III; Top Ten Award II; MAML IV - I; Cenificate of Merit IV - III; Finalist II; MAA IV - II; Certificate of Superior Achievement II; National Science Foun- dation Summer Science Training Program II; National Merit Semi-Finalist; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Math and Science Award II: Michelhan Prize 11; Microbiology Seminar IV; Chess Club VI - I; VP IV; Chess Team V - I; NHS II. I, Vice-President I. Ambition: To be able to say I ' ve done everything I could and some things that I couldn ' t. MATT MICHAEL JOHN GIUNTA Let me out of this damn place ! Senior Band III - I; Stage Band I; All-City Orchestra III - I; All-City Band III, II; Parks and Recreations Band III, II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To become a great musician or at least a good one. MATTHEW JOHN GLAVIN Sing a mean tune, kid. Sock ' em in the gut, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don ' t you ever let your mama catch you cryin ' . CHRISTOPHER JOHN GRAMMER Money is tender when you have it - and tough when you haven ' t. Senior Band III - I; Junior Band IV: Stage Band III - I; All-City Orchestra III - I; All-City Band I; All-City Stage Band 1; Irish Historical Society I. Ambition: To make it to medical school so I can become a doctor and be rich. JO-JO JOSEPH PATRICK GREELEY There are no strangers in the world, only friends whom we have not met. Treas. of Senior Class; Numismatic Society VI, III, I; Key Club III, II; Stu- dent Council II; Irish Historical Society III - I; Treas. II, I; Victory Club II, I; Treas. I; Professional Club III - I: Latin-English Football Program I: Har- vard Commencement Usher II: Bicentennial Committee II, I; Tutorial Pro- gram II; Summer Trip to Germany 1974; Dance Committee I; Golf Team III - I; Caf Staff IV; Crew II: Fresh. Football IV. Ambition; To help make the world a better place to live in. PHIL THE GODFATHER 71 GRIFF JOHN STEPHEN THOMAS GRIFFIN How I have waited for this day, six long years of toil and no pay. Professional Club I; Victory Club I; Bibliophile Society II. Ambition: To earn a good living and be content with my life. JOSEPH ANTHONY GUZZO Veni, Vidi . . . Oh well, two out of three ain ' t bad . Icthyology VI, V; Crew III; Senior Band V - I; Stage Band III - I; All-City Band V - I; All-City Stage Band III - I; Boston Youth Jazz Ensemble III: Ital- ian Cultural Society I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To be a godfather and own a corvette (not necessarily in that order. ) GARY LEWIS HALZEL Yes, my success was easy! Football IV, III; Soccer II, I; Wrestling I; Professional Club II, I; Judail Cul- tural Society 1; Victory Club III - I. Ambition: To live forever, or close to it. DOUGLAS EDWARD HAMM Wait not for clapping hands and shouts and praise to do thy duty, nay, do good of thine own accord, and thou wilt be loved like the Sun. Fidelity Prize V; Drill Team V - I; Commander I; Harvard Commencement Usher II . Ambition; To have a career in the Navy. JOHN JOSEPH HAMROCK If all else fails, read the directions. Irish Historical Society II, I; Cross Country III; Victory Club I. JAMES MICHAEL HANIFIN If you make people think they ' re thinking, they ' ll love you. If you really make them think, they ' ll hate you. Basketball III - I; Baseball III - I; Computer Programming Society V; Victory Club III - I; Irish Historical Society 1; Professional Club I; Fidelity Prize II; MAML I. Ambition: To become an engineer. FRANCIS EDWARD HANNIGAN, III Every man is the architect of his future. Approbation Prize VI; Fidelity Prize IV; Crew IV; Wrestling Team III - I. Ambition: To emulate the master. JIM FRANK 72 w m KEVIN GERARD HANNON It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . Irish Historical Society II, I; Key Club I; Victory Club II, I; Professional Club II, I: Chess Club VI, V; Bicentennial Club I. Ambition: To take the time for a number of things that weren ' t important yesterday. JAMES EDWARD HARDIMAN I ' m blinded by the Light of God and Truth and Right and I wander in the night without direction. Soccer Team II, I; Library Staff V - III; 21st Century Analysis Society VI - V; Debating and Forensics Society VI - V; Senior Band IV - I; Caf Staff V; All- City Band IV - III; Glee Club VI. Ambition: To hunt and trap the elusive beaver for fun and profit. ROBERT EDWARD HARNEY It was the best of times and the worst of times. Professional Club I; Victory Club 1; Italian Cultural Society I: Key Club I; Spring and Indoor Track II; Coin Club VI. Ambition: To become a disc- jockey in County Cork. JIM JOHN ROBERT HARRINGTON Every advantage in the past is judged in the light of the final issue. Classical Prize VI - II; Science Fair 3rd Prize Junior Div. V; 2nd Prize Junior Div. IV; Regional Science Fair 2nd Prize Junior Div. V; 1st Prize Junior Div. IV; Glover Medal for Ciceronian Latin III; Bette Demeter Prize for Greek III; Lawrence Prize for an Essay The Problems of the American City II; Brown University Book Award II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Approbation Prize II; AATG German Contest II; National Honor Society II, I; Assembly Speaker II; MAML I; Victory Club I; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students I . Ambition; To enter the field of intelligence analysis. FRANCIS LEO HARRISON I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. Chess Club VI; Fidelity Prize VI; Weightlifting Club IV; Wrestling Team III; JV Baseball IV; Varsity Baseball III - I; Varsity Football III - I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Track Indoor II; MVP English-Latin Game 75; Victory Club 1; National Honor Society I. JOHN MICHAEL THOMAS HARVEY Shut up and listen! Varsity Track III - 1; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Professional Club II. I; National Honor Society II, I; National Merit Letter of Commendation II. I. Ambition: To stay awake in class. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL HEALY I have finally made it! Senior Band IV - I; Junior Band VI - V; Latin-EngJish Football Program Busi- ness Staff I; Victory Club II, I. Ambition: To become successful. HARV CHRIS 73 HERBIE PAUL RICH BARRETT WILLIAM HERB Success is getting what you want, Happiness is wanting what you get. Student Council Rep. V; Professional Club IV - I: Key Club III - I; Victory Club II, I; Fidelity Prize III; Classical Prize II; Varsity Soccer IlII - I; ludaic Cultural Society I, President I. .Ambition: To discover a cure for cirrhosis of the liver at age 35 and spend the rest of my life living on the royalties. lOHN lOSEPH HIGGINS After reading about the perils of drinking, I have decided to stop reading. Football IV; Swimming IV, III; Victory Club VI - I; Student Council VI - I, Sgt.-at-.Arms VI, V; Irish Historical Society II, I; Professional Club IV - I, President II, I; IV Hockey III; Liber Actorum II, I, Sports Co-Editor I; Table Tennis Society IV; WGBH-TV, Co-ed Debate V; Key Club 11; Argo VI, V; Drill Team V; Color Guard V; Bicentennial Committee II, I; Italian Cultural Society III; 3 on 3 Basketball IV. Ambition: To return to the school and teach. PAUL HO Don ' t take life seriously, you ' ll never get out of it alive. National Honor Society II, I: Victory Club I: Table Tennis Society II; Chess Club IV; Ecology Action Club IV; Red Cross Club IV; Indoor Track III, II; Asian Cultures Club VI - I; VP I; MAA, MAML III - I; Approbation Prize VI. Ambition: To break a 200 in my SAT ' s before I graduate. RICHARD lACE HOUSTON I pass with relief from the tossing sea of cause and theory to the firm ground of result and fact. Victory Club IV - I; Professional Club II, I; Irish Historical Society I; Fresh- man Football IV. Ambition: To enter law enforcement. RICHARD EDWARD HOVESTADT Have a good time with your friends. Try to get ahead and watch out for the guy behind you. lunior Band IV; Senior Band III - I; Stage Band III - I; MMEA Southeast Dis- trict Band II; All-City Orchestra II, I; All-City Band II, I: Ichthyology Soci- ety II, I; Treasurer I: Library .Aid VI, V, I; Caf Staff V. Ambition: To take what I can get and go out with a bang. RICHARD BRIAN DAVID HUGHES Man was born with one tongue and two eyes: in order to see twice as much as he says. National Honor Society II, I; Professional Club I: Table Tennis IV: German Club II: Interstellar Communications Society IV; Student Council II: MAML I; Key Club I: Victory Club I; Soccer II; Irish Historical Society I; Bicentennial Club II. Ambition: To be a success in business as well as life. STEVEN MICHAEL lEFFRIES One ting to mle them all. One ring to find them. One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them. Chess Club VI - IV; Ecology Action Club V; Table Tennis Society V. IV; Computer Programming Society IV; Dmg Education Club IV; Crew III; Vic- tory Club I: Bibliophile Society I; Professional Club I; Caf Monitor V; Art Appreciation Club IV. BRIAN STEVE 74 I h ALEX ALEXANDRE LEON JEVGRAFOVS Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your coun- try. Drill Team IV - I; Color Guard III - I; 2nd Lieutenant I; Fidelity Prize 11; Soccer IV, II; Chess Club IV; Language Lab Asst. 11; Language Book Room 111, 11; Guidance Asst. 11; Key Club 1; Harvard Commencement Usher 11. Ambition: To win the medal of honor and own a Porsche 911. ANDREW PAUL JOHNSON Life without meaning is like a boat longing for the sea and yet afraid. Soccer IV, JV 11, Varsity 1: Key Club 11, 1; Victory Club 1; German Club 11; Icrthyology Society 11, 1; National Honor Society 11, 1, President I; Chemzics Society II, I; Speaker at Patriot’s Day Assembly V; Classical Prize VI; Appro- bation Prize V, 111; Modern Prize IV, 111; MAML II, I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II: Letter of Commendation NMSQT. Ambition: To be successful and happy. ANDY ALVIN DAVID JORAN . . . my sole concern has been to save myself - nothing in my hands, noth- ing up my sleeve - by work and faith - Science Fair V - II, Honorable Mention V, 1st Prize IV, III, II: Regional Sci- ence Fair V - II, 2nd Prize V, 3rd Prize IV, III, 1st Prize II: Mass. State Science Fait III, II. 2nd Prize III; 1st Prize II; Mass. Medical Society Schol- arship II; Prize Reading Finalist IV, II; Approbation Prize VI, V, III; Classical Prize VI; Modern Prize V, III; Holy Cross Prize Book Award II; String Ensem- ble V - I; National Honor Society I: Soccer II, I; Radio Club IV; Boston Sym- phony Orchestra I; BSO Scholarship I; All-City String Ensemble V - I. Ambition: To practice, teach, and further psychiatry; to relive the 16th cen- tury. PAUL FRANCIS JOYCE For duty and humanity. Freshman Baseball: Victory Club V - I; Key Club IV, I; Professional Club II, 1; Irish Historical Society II, I; Football II, I: Governor ' s Council of Highway Safety II, I. Ambition: To become a Tunisian camel jockey. PETER DAVID KANE Take life as it comes, better it when you can, but don’t let it put you down. Debating and Forensics Society V - I; German Club II, I; Track II. FREDERICK JOHN KASPARIAN Ave fide amice, carpe diem. Band V - I; French Club IV - II; Debating and Forensics Society VI; Middle Eastern Cultural Society I; Fidelity Prize V. Ambition: To become a Chemical Engineer. FRED PETE 75 Class. . . - The beginning of a new decade and a new experience for us at Latin School. Some of us would make it in six years, others in seven or eight, still others wouldn ' t make it at all. It was going to be hard; six years of tardy bells and late passes, B schedule and corridor patrol, graded homework, graded conduct, quizzes and tests every day, summer book lists, and up and down staircases. Report cards and honor roll, not to mention being hissed at as sixies. Perhaps one of us was unfortunate enough to buy a key to the elevator or a ticket to the fourth floor swimming pool . We were introduced to the language which has lent its name to the school. To a few Latin would become an escape, an enjoyable path to the past; for most of us it would turn out to be a headache, for which the only remedy was grin and bear it,” or perhaps visit the Harvard Coop. As the final bell rang that first year, we burst out of our rooms with a deafening roar - . As we raced down the corridors for the last time that year we bid farewell to our friends for the summer. Some we would see next year, others never again. It seemed that summer had just begun when we returned to the hallowed halls of B.L.S. agonizing over the seven books which we all had diligently read from our summer reading list. Our fivesie year was one of transition. Changes in the school routine had become a frequent occurrence. The time-honored tradition of suit coats and ties was felled by the Supreme Court ax. The city wide student strike resulted in an attack upon the school by English High stu- dents. The scheduling was altered with new Futility periods and the seven period day. It was a great year for athletics with the football team , the track team , and the crew team all going unbeaten - giving Latin its best over-all athletic season in years, and proving to oui critics that our bodies as well as our minds were well developed . June arrived; many of us would soon be freshmen. However, a few liked Class V so much they remained behind to do it all over again. We were now in our first year of high school. The curriculum became progressively more difficult and varied. In English we were introduced to Shakespeare, verse, and oral composition. Declamation had become a monthly routine which cre- ated anxiety in the best of us. In Latin we met Caesar whom we came to know and love. In our first modern language (whether we parlez-voused or Sprachensied ) we explored such oddities as irregular verbs and idio(t)matic constmc- tions. However, the year will be remembered by all of us as the one which first witnessed the matriculation of girls into the IV-B Class. The all male tradition, in effect since 1635, had been broken by a Supreme Coun decision against public schools which discriminated between the sexes. There was much controversy but we must admit that girls haven ' t been the distraction many had anticipated . We, the survivors of three years of BLS, were joined by the incoming freshmen (and freshwomen) as the halfway point in our careers here was passed . Many of us became deeply interested and involved in extracurricular activities during our sophomore year. Some actively participated in I. V. sports in the hope of being an All-American Senior. There was also that Silent Majority which couldn ' t have cared less or was more into chemistry, math, or Latin. The concept of Cultural Pluralism manifested itself in the founding and expansion of the Irish Historical and Italian Cultural Societies. Our Junior year - the one that really counts” - began. For many it would be their hardest, as they strove to maintain their high averages for the benefit of college admissions ' boards. Others who weren ' t as farsighted or as dedicated were hurt when those infamous class ' Ranks ' appeared. In a way, their futures had been determined - by a computer. We found out about the PSATs, SATs, and Achievements. For some the results brought pleasure, while for others the world try harder next year” weren ' t much of a relief. 76 . . . Chronicle The Football team had an 8-2 season record; just three points away from being undefeated and possibly State Champs. Among the players, our classmates turned in good performances at key positions. They were All-City slotback Bletzer; Defensive End Colantuono; Guard Matthews; Defensive Tackle DeVirgilio, and Defensive Back Williams. The T4-I5 Hockey. squad was one of the best teams Latin has ever had. The team finished second in the city league with a 13-3-1 record but lost to Malden Catholic 3-1 in the ' States ' . A1 Spicer had a great year in the nets for BLS with help up front from Maneikis, Fender, Bletzer, O’Connor and Neelon. Against strong competition the Latin basketball team finished with an 8-12 season. Top scorer Joe Minihan was a stand- out for the Latin five throughout the season. The Baseball team also suffered a disappointing loss in the ' State ' after finishing the season with a fantastic 17-2 record. Catcher Frank Harrison and rifle armed Charlie Maneikis turned in key performances. The team lost Mario Perella early with a broken ankle but Chuck DeVirgilio remained as designated hitter throughout the year. The Seniors open campus left us, as juniors, in sole control of BLS. We received our rings hoping that the date on the side wouldn’t be wrong for some of us. Our class ran a few dances that turned out successfully and promised to put money in our treasury . Our years at Latin School were ending, but we all looked forward to our last and promised to make it our best. An extraordinary Federal Court decision implemented at the beginning of our final year promised even more changes in the student body. Judge W. A. Garrity in his Phase II desegregation order stipulated that thirty-five percent of the ' entering classes {yi and IVB) come from minority groups. When they arrived we welcomed them warmly and a number of us offered our services as tutors should the need arise. We fervently hoped that they would come to know and love Alma Mater (as we had) a®id we tried to convey to them the idea that many matres do not appear quite as almae as they should in the early years of one ' s relationship. The beginning of our senior year was a hectic time. There was always a meeting to go to or a college deadline to meet. All of us got a second chance at the SAT ' s and tried to improve our class ranks. The Teachers Strike in September gave us a surprise respite from classes for a week and created some premature cases of Senioritis . Out last year at the school was the best of times for some and the worst for others. For some it meant Flexible Campus jobs or internships, for others it meant going to between one and five different Advanced Placement classes a day, for many it became sheer boredom. For a few it meant acceptance by the college of their choice. For others it was rejection and frustration. Somehow, strangely enough, this was the time that we developed our most meaningful relationships with other classmates. We seemed to appreciate each other more than at any other time in our Latin School years. Perhaps our friends were the real reason many of us stuck through it all. As our final days approached we began to ponder about our separate futures. ' • ' It wasn’t a very rewarmng year for sports. The Football Team finished with a disappointing 3-6 record. The Hockey team found a season record of 8-7-2 to be of little solace. The basketball team had its poorest record in years. Two of our bettefTeams were the Swimming and Track powers, winning the City and Regimental Championships, respectively. The girls’ athletio teams, however, made strong showings in Volleyball, Basketball, and Swimming. In April , most of us received answers from colleges , and the thickness of an envelope said it all . For the most part , our next four years were thereby determined . The trip to Bermuda allowed many to relieve the tensions that had built up during the past eight months. Soon to come would be the Prom, and our last official act as seniors - Graduation. The years passed so quickly. They were years of change and development; hope and excitement; joy and sadness. To those who helped transform a dream in 1970 to a reality in 1976, we pay sincere tribute . , . 77 MCE KEL MAURICE JOHN KELLEHER Show mu a good loser and I will show you a mental case. Irish Historical Society II. I: Professional Club II. I; Victory Club II, I: Track III. .Ambition: To inherit a brewery. CAROL ANN KELLEY When you’ve seen beyond yourself then you may find peace of mind is waiting there - and the time will come when you see we ' re all one and life flows on within you and without you. Cross Country Team IV; Drama Club IV, III; Model UN III - I; Crew III, II: Class Committee I; Irish Historical Society III; Crew III, II: Class Committee I; Irish Historical Society III: Victory Club III - I. ELIZABETH ANNE KELLEY G.AP IV - I: Crew III; Swimming II: Key Club II. .Ambition: To teach. CAROL TIMOTHY JOSEPH KELLIHER We were a strange bunch of kids. Debating and Forensics IV - I, VP II, I: Model UN III - I, VP 1; Key Club III - I: Indoor Track IV; Declamation V - I: Prize Declamation V - I, Cnd Prize II. .Ambition: To memorize TROUT FISHING IN .AMERIC.A from cover to cover. MARK JOSEPH KELLY No one is indispensable, realize your own absurdity then proceed: confident in the absurdity, then proceed, confide nt in the knowledge that we all are ridiculous. Liber .Actorum Editor of Senior Section I: National Merit Scholarship Compe- tition Semi-Finalist I: Boston Model UN Delegate I; Senior Prom Committee I; Dance Committee II, I: Seminar in Marine Biology II: Seminar in Ecology IV; Math Tutor II, I: Irish Historical Society II; Key Club II, I; Professional Club II; Indoor Track IV, III; .Aquarium Club V, IV; Drama Club VI: Drama ■Award VI . .Ambition: To be successful in my own eyes. CHICO JOHN ARTHUR KENNEDY Don’t play with me because you’ll play wTth fire. Bicentennial Club II. I: Professional Club III, II, JV Baseball: JV Basketball; Victory Club III - I . .Ambition: To be where I belong. BRIAN FRANCIS KING I’ve come a long way so far and have had a great time, but the best is yet to come . Irish Historical Society II, I: Italian Cultural Society II, I: Professional Club II, I; Victory Club V - I; Track VI, V. .Ambition: To know when I can and can not do something and how well I can do it . ANGEL BRIAN 78 ANDREW JAMES KINGSBURY DENNIS JOSEPH KIRRANE Blessed are those who run in circles for they shall be known as big wheels. Professional Club II, I; Swim Team IV; Junior Achievement III; Bibliophile Club I. PAUL JOSEPH KUKSTIS . . . for duty and humanity. Fund Raising IV; Victory Club II, I; Bibliophile Club II; Professional Club 11; Irish Historical Society I; Key Club I. Ambition: To be successful. STEVEN GEORGE LACOUNT Wealth is not his who has it, but his who enjoys it. Key Club III - I; Professional Club II, I: Audio-Visual Asst. II, I; Crew IV; Golf Team II, I; Victory Club 111 - 1; Bicentennial Club I. Ambition: To be able to afford suits like Mr. Berger. BRIAN PETER LANCASTER Life is too short to be suffered. Modem Prize VI, V; Chess Club V, 111; Drama Club IV - I; Red Cross Club IV; Track 111; Table Tennis 111; National Honor Society I; Letter of Commenda- tion 11; Crew II; Moden UN II. Ambition: To satisfy myself and help people to live better. BRIAN FRANCIS LANE When facing a difficult task in life stan off slow then taper off. National Honor Society II. I; Basketball I; Key Club III - I; Professional Club II, I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Chess Club VI, V; Classics Prize V; Vic- tory Club II, I; Science Fair II; MIT High School Studies Program II; Math Olympiad II, I. Ambition: To be a brain surgeon. JEREMIAH FRANCIS LANE We are all like Faust; we think we know something, but in fact, we know nothing . However , if we know nothing , that is something . As King Lear said once. Nothing can come of nothing. Classical Prize IV; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society II. I. Ambition: To be a successful broadcaster and to look back at my detractors and say. I TOLD YOU SO. BULLFROG DENNIS STEVE BRIAN 79 RONNY RONALD LAU Read a few more books and talk a little less. Modern Prize VI, IV; Classical Prize V; Regional Science Fair 3rd Prize 111, Hon. Men. 11; Mass. State Science Fair 111; National Honor Soci ety 11, 1; Harvard Commencement Usher 11; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 1; Com- puter Programming Society V. Ambition: To make the most of my life. PETE EDWARD JOHN LAWRENCE The wise man is known by the smart things he doesn’t say. Computer Programming Society V; Chess Club 111, 1; Drill Team V - 11; Computer Engineering Society 11, 1; Science Fair 111; National Honor Society 11 , 1 . Ambition: To be rich, but not very famous; to be one of the men who works on the top floor of a building and sits in a big chair behind a desk. KWA MING LEE Every man has three characters: that which he exhibits, that which he has, and that which he thinks he has . Asian Cultures Club IV - 11; Professional Club 1; Victory Club 1; Table Tennis Society 11; Chess Club 1. Ambition: To be successful in that which 1 am not successful. JAMES ANTHONY LESPASIO You only live once, so it’s always best to go all the way. Fidelity Prize VI; Approbation Prize V; Harvard Commencement Usher 11; Soccer 11, 1; Italian Cultural Society 11. 1; Victory Club 1. Ambition: To obtain a master’s, go into business for myself, get married, and live happily ever after. PETER LIM You only live twice - Once for your life and once for your dreams. National Honor Society 11, 1; MAML 111 - 1; MAA 111 - I; Asian Cultures Club V - 1; Track 111 - 1; Tennis 1; Table Tennis Club IV - I; Chess Club VI - 11; Professional Club 111; Victory Club I; Math Club Pres. 1. DAVID MARK LOMBARDI Some people achieve greatness through constant diligence , while others have it thrust upon them by chance; then, of course, there are those who are born Italian. JV Football III: Fresh. Hockey IV; Victory Club I: Italian Cultural Society I. Ambition: To become a Latin Teacher. KENNY KENNETH WAYNE LUKE Tend the garden that you seeded be a friend when needed . . . and you won’t have to look the other way. Asian Culture Club III - I, Secretary II; Victory Club I; Classical Prize V; Fidelity Prize IV. Ambition: To try to do my best in whatever I do and to live happily ever after. DAVID 80 C YIPPIE” MICHAEL JAMES LYNCH. JR. Student Council IV - I; Crew IV - I; Key Club IV - I; Model UN IV - I; Vic- tory Club IV - I; Professional Club III; Liber Actorum I: Dance a nd Prom Committee II. I; Irish Historical Society III - I. Ambition: To take the money and run. JIM STRETCH MITCHELL JOSEPH LYONS JAMES GERARD MACPHERSON LAWRENCE JOSEPH MACPHERSON There ' s a better way to do it - Find it! NMSQT Letter of Commendation I; Cen. of Superior Achievement MAA II; Cornell Society of Engineers Ingenuity in Math and Science Award I; Certifi- cate of Merit MAML II; High Scorer Award GBML I; National Honor Society I; Classical Prize VI. IV. II; Modern Prize V. Ill; Approbation Prize VI - II; Math Team III - I: Chess Club IV; Computet Programming Society V; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To strive one step farther. PAUL GERARD MADDEN Look to this day. for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. - but today well live d makes every tomonow a vision of hope and makes every yesterday a dream of happiness. Freshman Basketball IV; Indoor Track IV; Cross Country III: Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; National Honor Society II. I; Fidelity Prize II; Basket- ball II; Football II; Dance Committee II; Class Committee I; Victory Club IV - 1; Irish Historical Society I; Chairman Senior Prom Committee I; Dance Coordinator II . I . Ambition: To restore my alienated tights. STEPHEN EDWARD MAGUIRE I will take the ting, he said, though I do not know the way. Indoor Track IV - I; Outdoor Track III - I; Cross Country HI. II; Freshman Football IV; FresJiman Baseball IV; Radio Club IV; Boston Junior String Ensemble VI . Ambition: To become a doctor. FRANCIS XAVIER MALONEY Be what you ate . not what others want you to be . Chess Club V - IV; Student Council IV; White Caucus II; Science Fair V; Classical Prize VI. V; Approbation Prize V: Fidelity Prize P ' : Modem Studies Prize III; MAML III - I; MAA III - I; National Honor Society II. I. Treas. I; Letter of Commendation NMSQT I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition; To become the best at whatever I do. FRANK MITCH MAC STEVE 81 POOH-BAH MR. CLEAN KEV CHARLES JOHN MANEIKIS Don ' t think too much, don ' t worry about trivialities, take life in stride. Varsity Baseball III - 1; Varsity Hockey 111-1, Co-Capt. 1; Varsity Football 11, I: JV Hockey IV: JV Baseball IV; Swim Team VI; Victory Club VI - 1, Pres. 1: Key Club 111: Professional Club 111; Modern Prize VI; Approbation Prize VI; Harvard Book Prize 11: National Honor Society 1; Harvard Com- mencement Usher 11; Liber Actomm 1; MAML 111 - 1; Math Olympiad II. Ambition: To play short stop on a World Series Team. VINCENT ANGELO MASTRO Happiness comes only from within, not from anywhere else. Varsity Soccer II, I; Hon. Men. Science Fair II, 3rd Place City Fait II, State Science Fair II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Aide for Chemical Engi- neers Convention I; Victory Club I; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Student Council III; Key Club III - I; Manager Track Team III; Computer Program- ming Society IV; Sailing Club III, I; Ichthyology Society VI. Ambition: To be the eighth wonder of the world. STEPHEN GERARD MATTHEWS If you can keep your head while all around you are losing theirs, perhaps you do not understand the situation ! Football IV - I; Weightlifting III - I; Victory Club III - I: Key Club IV - I; Student Council II; Chess Club III; Key Club II. I; Professional Club II, I; Irish Historical Club III - I. Ambition: To probe the mind of one ' s inner self! STEPHEN JOHN MATULIS Live every day as if it were your last. Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize III; Victory Club I; National Honor Society I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To pursue a career in business. KEVIN JOHN MCCANN Everyone should take an interest in the future - that ' s where he will spend the test of his life. JV Hockey III; Victory Club III - I; Irish Historical II, I: Professional Club II, 1; Red Cross Club IV. V. Ambition: To reach new heights by staying on the level. DENNIS ERNEST MCCARRON Do whatever you think is right . JV Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II. I; NMSQT Semi-finalist I: Victory Club I; Italian Cultural Society I. Ambition: To own Filene ' s Basement. JOHN KEVIN MCCARTHY Some men look at things as they are and ask why; I dream of tilings that could be and ask why not. Pres. Student Council I: VP Irish Historical Society I; Victory Club VI - I; Board of Director of Key Club III; Key Club III - I: VP Student Council II; Student Council IV - I; Professional Club II. I: Asst, to Flexible Campus Coordinator I; Close-Up Program II; Student Government Day Rep. II; Tuto- rial Program II, I; Exec. Board of Home and School Assoc. I; Fidelity Prize VI. VINNIE STEVE BIG D. JACK 82 k 1 ) 4 MATTY MAC FRAN COOKIE MATTHEW JOSEPH MCCONVILLE. JR. To err is human, to forgive is stupid. Always kick a man when he ' s down, you ' ll never have a better chance. Chess Club IV - I; Table Tennis Society ill - I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Key Club I; Victory Club I; Latin-English Football Program I; 2nd Place BLS Chess Tournament II . Ambition: To be the first doctor in Massachusetts to practice while wearing a set of tails and a painted mustache and eyebrows. JOSEPH PATRICK MCDERMOTT They could have brought on John Wayne and it would not have done any good. Key Club V - IV; Freshman Baseball IV; Victory Club III - I; Cross Country II; Irish Historical Society II, I. Ambition: To assail Communists. JOHN JOSEPH MCDONOUGH Strange how much you ' ve got to know before you know how little you know. Chess Club IV; Table Tennis Society III - I; Key Club III - I; Irish Historical Society III - I; Liber Actorum Business Staff I; Boston 200 Tea Party Re-enact- ment III; WBZ 700 Fund III, II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; 3 on 3 Bas- ketball IV - II; Swim Team III - I; MAML and MAA II, I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II. GEORGE JOSEPH MCDOWELL FRANCES MARGARET MCEACHERN Let me forget about today until tomorrow. GAP IV - I, Pres. I; Crew III, II; Sailing II; Key Club II, I, Board of Directors II; Cheerleader III; Victory Club IV - I; Close-up Program II; Harvard Com- mencement Usherette II . Ambition: To attain a successful career in nutrition. STEPHEN COLEMAN MCGINN This is no time for the faint of heart. The enemy can go straight to hell. Classical Prize IV; Irish Historical Society II, I; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Victory Club 1; Professional Club I. Ambition: To be a success. FRANCES JO-AN MCLAUGHLIN Think of three things: Whence you came. Where you are going and to whom you must account. GAP IV - I, Pres. II; Key Club II, I, Board of Directors II; Victory Club I; Ecology Action Club III; Sailing Club III; Crew II; Liber Actorum Senior Edi- tor I; Bicentennial Club I. SLOW JOE STEVE 83 JOHN EDMUND MCNULTY J.J. JAKE SEAN KEVIN MCSHARRY Forsan ci haec olim meminisse iuvabit. CAF Staff VI - III; Library Staff V - IV; Senior Lounge Staff I; Freshman Base- ball V - IV; JV Baseball III; Irish Historical Society II. I; Professional Club II, I; Glee Club VI - V. Ambition; To forget yesterday; not to worry about tomorrow, and to live today to its fullest . JOHN FRANCIS MEALEY If I had to do it all over again. I ' d say the heck with it. Baseball IV, III; Key Club V - I; Professional Club III - I; Victory VI - I; Fidelity Prize IV; Model UN III - I. Ambition: To graduate. MICHAEL RAYMOND MELLONE The Gods help those who help themselves. Library Staff VI; Computer Programming Society III; Ichthyology Society III; Soccer Team III; John K. Richardson .Yward III; Ichthyology Society, Treas.- Sec. II; Computer Engineering Society II; National Honor Society I; 1st Prize Mass. State Science Fait; Lab Assistant I; Chemzics Society I; MIT High School Studies Program II. MICHAEL MERCURIC JR. STEPHEN JOSEPH MESSINA I cried all night, but I had a good time. Drama Club III - I, President; .Advisor II, I; Mass. High School Drama Fest. II, I; All-Star Cast, Regional Fest II: Gardner Prize II; Register V - I, Editor III - I; New England Scholastic Press Assoc. Highest Achievement Award II, 1st Place II, ‘2nd Place I: Liber .Actorum II, I, Features Editor I; Anthology of High School Poetry III: Public Declamation VI - I; Prize Declamation VI - IV, Special Prize II: Prize Reading VI - V, 111 - IT Finals VI, III, IT 3rd Prize VI; Special Prize III; Debating and Forensics Society T MIT High School Studies Program III - T Classical Prize VT Approbation Prize VT MAML II, 1; MA.A II, I; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist T Who ' s Who Among High School Students T Argo V, II, 1. Ambition: To belong to t he ages. MIKE STEPHEN PHILIP MICARELLI Keep smiling and leave everyone wondering what you did. Italian Cultural Society II, T Professional Club II, T Victory Club T Bicen- tennial Club I; Table Tennis I; Math X Club I, Treasurer T .American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers Usher I. Ambition: To do the least and achieve the most. STEVE STEVE M 86 PETE BUGSY PETER VINCENT MILANO The difference between a young fool and an old fool is experience. Key Club III, I; Professional Club III - 1; Bicentennial Committee II; Victory Club III - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tutorial Program II; Senior Class Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Dance Committee II. I; Senior Lounge Worker I . Ambition: To gain experinece. STEPHEN MICHAEL MILANO Live fast, die young and leave a good looking corpse. Swimming III - I; Crew III; Key Club III, II, I; Treas. II; Board of Directors I; Professional Club III - I; Victory Club IV - I; National Honor Society I; Letter of Commendation I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Dance Committee I: Liber Actorum I; Business Editor I. Ambition; Never to accept second best. JOSEPH EDMUND MINIHAN You are endless galaxy, yet you ate only a star. Victory Club III - 1; Irish Historical Society 1; Senior Class Committee; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Dance Committee II; Fidelity Prize III; JV Basketball IV; Varsity Basketball III - I; Captain I. JOHN THOMAS MINOGUE Never spit in a man ' s face unless his mustache is on fire . Bicentennial Committee I; Table Tennis Club I; Track III; Ski Club I; Math X Club 1. Ambition; To get John, Paul, George, and Ringo back together again. ROBERT JOHN MORAN If you ' re looking for a helping hand, there is one at the end of your arm. Band V, IV; Library Aide V, IV, II, I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club 111 - 1; Professional Club II. I; Key Club III - I; Sergeant-at-arms 11; Board of Directors II; Tennis Club II, 1. Ambition: To become a lawyer in my own defense. JOSEPH GERARD MORGAN Was ist der Affe fiir den Menschen? Ein Gelachter Oder eine schmerzliche Scham. Und ebendas soil der Mensch fiir den Ubermenschen sein ein Gela- chter Oder eine schmerzliche Scham. Chess Club 111 - 1: Chess Team 111 - I: German Club 111 - 1: Table Tennis Society 1; National Honor Society 11. 1; Harvard Commencement Usher 11; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; MAML III - I; MAA 111 - 1; Gardner Prize (Modern) 111; Dixwell Prize (Classical) V; Lawrence Prize (Approbation) VI . Ambition: To be happy. I STEVE 87 PAUL RAYMOND MORTALI The curse is lifted. Victory Club VI - I . Ambition: To become a great engineer. DANNY MICHAEL HENRY MULHERN Sworn to fun, loyal to none. Irish Historical Society II, I; Key Club III, II; Professional Club III - I; Vic- tory Club IV - I: Track IV - I; Bicentennial Committee II, I. Ambition: To be one of the beautiful people. DANIEL RICHARD MURPHY If something can go wrong, it will. Professional Club II - I; Victory Club IV - 1: Bibliophile Club I; Key Club I; Golf Team IV, II, I; Am Chem. Convention Session Aide II. Ambition: To live. EDMOND LEO MURRAY It was a long, rocky, road; but now that it is over, I am glad that it is behind me. Student Council IV - I; Secretary IV; Glee Club VI, V, Victory Club VI - I; Freshman Football IV; Football II, I; Ecology Action Club III, II; Irish Histor- ical Society 11, I: Key Club IV, III; Professional Club III, II; Ski Club III, II. Ambition: To become a lawyer or a politician. GEORGE FRANCIS NAUSS If my thought dreams could be seen, they ' d probably put my head in a guillo- tine. But it ' s all right ma, that ' s life and life only. Key Club III - I: Bicentennial Club II, I; President II, I; Victory Club VI - I; Coin Club IV, HI; Bloodmobile Committee I; Latin-English Program I. Ambition: To become a successful physical therapist and take life EASY. CHRISTIAN MICHAEL NECULESCU Have faith in yourself and you shall succeed. Computer Engineering Club II; Cross Country III; Victory Club I. Ambition: To build a better world. RED WHIP EDSO CHRIS 88 ) ANKLES MCNEE SMYLY MIKE MARTIN JOSEPH NEE Semper ubi . sub ubi. Football VI - I; Wrestling 111, II; Band VI - II; Key Club II, I; Sailing Club IV - cn Irish Historical Society II, I; Victory Club VI - I; Bi -racial Student Council II, I; Student Council III; Track II; Class Trip Committee I. Ambition: To become an American Ambassador. PATRICK JOSEPH NEE, JR. Lend a helping hand to others, but be sure you get your pen back. Fidelity Prize V; Classical Prize IV. Ambition: To become a forest ranger (supervisor). WILLIAM RAPHAEL NEELON There comes a time in every man’s life when he has to take the bull by the tail and face the situation. Hockey III - 1; JV Hockey V, IV: Weightlifting Club III - I: Victory Club VI - I: Key Club II, I: Class Trip Committee I; Professional Club I; Irish Historical Society I; National Honor Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Ger- man Club II . Ambition: To be Surgeon General of the United States. MANUEL GERARD NOE I stopped walking with my shoelaces tied together, now I’m sinking in a gen- tle pool of swine . Chess Club VI - III: Swimming Team IV; Drama Club IV - I, Treas. I; Regis- ter Staff III - I; Table Tennis Society III; Debating and Forensics I; Victory Club I; French Club I; Declamation III, I; Library Aide II, I: National Honor Society II, I: Fidelity Prize IV. Ambition: To be a journalist in radio or television. EDMUND JOSEPH NORTON I ' m a victim of circumstances. Beginner Band VI. V; Junior Band IV; Senior Band III - I; Bibliophile Society II, Treas. I; Model UN Society I; Victory Club I: Liber Actorum II. Ambition: To leave the world better than the way I found it. MICHAEL ANTHONY NORTON Getting there is half the fun. Cross Country IV. II, I, Captain I; Indoor Track III - I, Co-Capt. I: Spring Track II, I; MAML II, I; MAA II: Student Council IV, III. Ambition: To live forever and have no past. MICHAEL JEFFREY NORTON We must accept the Norman Chief, but first he must become a Christian. Maybe I will offer him my daughter. Anyway, we shall hunt animals and Bas- ques. On the other hand . . . Library Staff IV, III; Debating and Forensics IV. II, I, Secretary I: Drill Team VI; Red Cross Club IV, V; Senior Band III - I: All-City Band III: All- City Orchestra Ill-l; Drama Club V, IIl-J; President 1, II, Register III - I, Editor I: Junior Achievement IV, III; National Merit Letter of Commendation I; MIT High School Studies Program IV - I. Ambition: YES ! MANNY YAZ 89 SLURP STEPHEN FRANCIS NORTON Strive to throw off the tings of evil. National Honor Society II, I: Harvard Commencement Usher II; Soccer I: Ichthyology Society II, I, Pres. I: Chess Club II, I: National Merit Commen- dation I; Modern Prize III, II: Science Fair Hon. Men. II: Math Olympiad I. Ambition: To become a Marine Biologist. ANNIE WILLIAM PATRICK O ' BRIEN ANN VERONICA O ' CONNOR Don ' t be afraid to dream, for without dreams and hopes life could become a narrow road going nowhere . CAP IV - 1, Sec. IV, II; Crew III, II; National H nor Society II, I; Key Club II, I, Board of Directors II: Victory Club I; Liber Actorum I; Dance Commit- tee II; Close-Up Participant II; Irish Historical Society III; Sailing Club III; Co-ed Volleyball II; Approbation and Modern Prize IV. Ambition: To have one hundred little oakies in suits of armor visiting the public garden. THOMAS GERARD O ' CONNOR Life isn ' t a destination, but a journey: so who cares if you ' re never on time. Varsity Hockey III - I; Crew III - I: ]V Hockey IV, V; Science Fair III; Profes- sional Club II, I; Victory Club III - I; Irish Historical Society II, I; Key Club III; Governor ' s Advisory Council for Safety II. Ambition: To be rich and take it easy in Australia. JOHN JAMES O ' DONNELL For duty and humanity. Freshman Track IV: Table Tennis Club IV: Irish Historical Society I: Italian Cultural Society I: Bicentennial Club II: Professional Club I. Ambition: To major in psychology and music in college. MARK KENNETH OLSON Don ' t buy a drink for the road - it ' s already laid out. Senior Band V - I: Stage Band IV - I: All-City Band V - III: All-City Orches- ua IV - III: Delegate 4-H Conf. at U. Mass III - I: Greater Bostonians III, II: Saturday Workshop IV, III; Football Band III - I: All-City Stage Band I. Ambition: To be famous. JOHN TIMOTHY O ' MALLEY Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to get them . Junior Band IV; Senior Band III - I; Chess Club III - I: Chess Team IV - 1; National Honor Society I; All-City Orchestra; Modern Prize VI; Fidelity Prize V; Approbation Prize IV. Ambition: To be happy. BILLY HOKIE MARK TIM 90 BOB ROBERT EMMETT O ' NEILL I look back on the past with remembrance, and forward to the future. Chess Club VI - IV: Sailing Club IV: Tennis Club III - I; Tennis Team III - I; Swim Team III - 1: Key Club II, I; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize III; Latin-English Football Program I . GREEK JOHN ALEXANDER ORPHANOS The bad times, the good times . . . I ' ve just gone through six years of them. Photography Club VI; Professional Club II; Table Tennis Soci ety VI, V, III: Victory Club III - I: Spring Soccer III: Soccer II, I: Fidelity Prize III. Ambition: To censure every teacher who is late for class. MICHAEL ORPHANOS When I think back on all I learned in High School, it ' s a wonder I can think at all. Professional Club II, I; Victory Club II - I: Key Club I; Italian Cultural Soci- ety I; Bicentennial Committee I: Irish Historical Society I; Wrestling Club I. Ambition: To strike it rich. PAUL PHILIP ORSI Trust everybody, but be sure to cut the cards. Bibliophile Club II, I, Secretary I; Italian Cultural Society III - I; German Club II; Victory Club II, I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be at peace with the world; to be at peace with myself (to cut the cards). PARRIS JAMES PAPPAS They call me mad while they are mad themselves. Ski Club IV - I; Victory Club I; Track IV. Ambition: To obtain a black belt in karate. PAUL WILLIAM PAPPAS Life is one big misunderstanding. Wrestling Team II; Professional Club I: Key Club II. Ambition: To be the master of my soul . AMY KAREN PATICK Sometimes the lights ate shining on me; other times I can barely see; lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it ' s been. Basketball II, I; Softball II, I: Volleyball I; Crew III; Victory Club I: Model UN II, I; Debating and Forensics III, II; Drama IV, III; Table Tennis III: Ski Club III - I; Liber .Actorum I, Sports Co-Editor: Harvard Commencement Ush- erette II; National Honor Society II, I: Class of 1885 Prize IV; Classical Prize IV - II. Ambition: To be ambitious. J. PAUL PAUL AMO 9 ) MARIO LUCH RUSTY MARIO ANTHONY PERELLA I believe that all men are created equal; I also believe in Leprechauns; and that Italy will someday rule the world again. Key Club II - I; Victory Club IV - I; Professional Club III - 1; Student Council Rep. VI, I; Irish Hist. Soc. I; Italian Cult. Soc. 1; Band VI - II; .All City Band III; 3-on-3 Basketball III; Fr. Baseball VI - IV; J.V. Ill; Varsity II - I; Fr. Hockey VI - V; J.V. Ill - II; Cross- Cntry. Track VI - IV; City of Boston Stud. Council .Advisory Bd. I. .Ambition; To own a frog pond in East .Africa. ROBERT THOMAS PERO I have always held firmly to the thought that each one of us can do a little to bring some portion of misery to an end. Classical Prize VI; Crew IV; Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. IV, II; Modern Prize III; Varsity Hockey II, I; Student Council III - II; .Advisory Bd. 11: Dost. St. Adv. Counc. II; Student Govt. Day Rep. I; Victory Cl. IV - I; Italian Cult. Soc. Ill - 1; MAML II - 1; MAA II - I; Sci. Fair III, 3rd Place Univ. of Pa. Book Awd. II; Harvard Comm. II: BLS Summer Sess. Teacher ' s Aide I; Welesley Tutoring I; Liber Actorum I; Prom Comm. Co-Ch. I; NMSQT Letter of Com. I: National Hon. So. II - I; Home and School Assn. Exec. Bd. I; President of Class of 76. Ambition: To become a physician. BOB LUCIANO PETRUZZIELLO You have to live before you can die. Baseball III - I: Italian Cultural Society II - I; Professional Club II - I; Bicen- tennial Committee II - 1. Treasurer I: Victory Club I; Wrestling I. Ambition: To win the million dollar lottery. WALTER MARCELLUS PLATT. JR. Stage Band 11 - I; Senior Band III - I; Junior Band IV; All City Orch. Ill; Brass Ensemble 1; Wrestling III: Victory Club I; Glee Club VI - V. Ambition: To keep living on the brink of disaster and to be an itinerant musi- cian . KEVIN SEAN PLUNKETT That ' s what 1 always say. Love flies out the ameor when money comes innu- endo. Well, goodbye. It ' s nice to have seen you, but I ' ve got nobody to blame but myself. Table Tennis Society III - I: Key Club I; Latin-English Football Program I: Irish Historical Society I . Ambition: To own a copy of every Marx Brothers ' film. FELIPE JESUS QUINTERO He gave everyone a life which each must lead in his own way. National Honor Society II - I; Victory Club III - I; Chess Club I: Ichthyology Society II - I, V.P. I; Math X Club II - I; German Cl. II; JV Indoor Track II: Varsity Soccer V - I, Captain I; Harvard Commencement Usher II: .Approbra- tion Prize VI; Math Olympiad III. Ambition: To become a useful citizen of the world. PETER JOHN RASKAUSKAS The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. Approbation Prize VI, III; Modern Prize VI; Debating and Forensics Soc. VI - IV, Treasurer IV; MSL Honors V; Speaker, Washington Day .Assembly V; Fidelity Prize V; Chess Cl. V- IV; Children ' s Hosp. Expl. Cl. IV; Crew IV - I; Sailing Cl. Ill; Prof. Club III: Victory Club III - I: T able Tennis Society II; Chemzics Society II; MIT H.S.S.P. II; Usher Harvard Commencement II; MAML II; Math Olympiad II - I; Certificate of Merit II; Latin-English Foot- ball Prog. II - I; Key Club II - I; National Honor Soc. II - I: Liber .Actorum I: Student Council Representative I; Class Trip Comm. I; NMSQT Letter of Comm. I; Chairman, Class Committee I . Ambition: To hitch my wagon to a star. WALLY PHIL RASCAL 94 ! DAN HELEN JEAN RAUCHUCK One day well spent is to be preferred to an eternity of error. Drama Club IV - I, Treasurer III; Crew Team III; Model UN Soc . II - 1; Vic- tory Club I; Glee Club IV; Table Tennis Club III - II; National Honor Society II - I. MICHAEL WIL LIAM REARDON You can ' t always get what you want; but if you try sometimes, you might get what you need . Student Council III - I; Key Club III - II; Professional Club III - II; Irish His- torical Society II - 1; JV Hockey III; JV Golf II; Tennis Club I; Science Fait V; Victory Club I; Bicentennial Committee 1; Fidelity Prize III; Sr. Lounge Worker I; Tutorial Program I. Ambition: To have my birthday changed to a long weekend. STEPHEN MICHAEL REARDON ' ' I complained because I had no shoes , until I saw a man who had no feet . ' ' Victory Cl. II - I; Italian Cult. Society II - I; Professional Cl. II - I; Irish Hist. Cl. 1. Ambition: To always be cute. JAMES GERARD REGAN Each his own way. 1 mine. Best of luck with what you find, but, for your own sake, remember times we used to know. Freshman Hockey V - IV; J.V. Hockey IV - III; Bicentennial Club II; Profes- sional Club I; Irish Historical Society II. Ambition: To prove it to everyone, especially myself. STEVEN LOUIS RIZZA Cafeteria Worker VI; Library Worker V; Homeroom Representative V; Drill Team IV; Math Tutor I; Senior Lounge Worker I. Ambition: To survive my last few months in Fidelis Way. DANIEL PAUL RUFO Never stray too fat from the truth, you might never find your way back. Freshman Football IV; Victory Club II - 1; Student Council Representative IV; Senior Class Committee 1; Italian Cultural Society III - I: Class Trip Com- mittee I; Math Tutor II. Ambition: To be immortal. KENNETH DONALD RUSSELL Chess Club VI; Red Cross Club V; Red Cross Vol. V - II; Computer Program- ming Society V; Student Council V; Ichthyological Society IV - I, Secretary- Treasurer 111, ' V.P. II; MITHSSP III - I; Librarian Aide III - I: French Club III - I: Computer Engineering Society II - I, V.P. II, Pres. I; Interstellar Com- munications Society I. Ambition: To rebuild the Kremlin in Arizona. HELEN SPIDER RIZ KEN 95 • j I I « • ' . Bl1B ALAN ANTHONY SAMMARTINc ' i I ' d raihcr do and be sorry, than say that I didn ' t and wish that I had. Photograph Club IV; Asian Cultures Club III - II; Italian Cultural Society II - I; Computer Programming Society II; Table Tennis Society I; Professional Club II - I; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Ecology Action Club I; Tennis Club II - I; Bicentennial Club 1; VP Math X Club I; Ski Club I; Liber Actorum 1. Ambition; To hold a straight face. ROBERT iriSEPH SANBORN It ' s all within yourself. Golf Team IV - I; Tri-Captain I; National Honor Society II - I; Professional Club III - I; German Cl. II - I; Chess Cl. 1; Modern Prize IV; Classics Prize 111; Natl. Merit Semi-Finalist I; Harvard Usher II; Sessional .Aide - American Institute of Chemical Engineering I. Ambition; To frolic always. DICK SCIP LAMES MICHAEL SCANLON Chess Club VI, V, I, Victory Club 1; Irish Historical Society I. RICHARD CHARLES SCHATZ Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors - and miss. Table Tennis Society 111 - 1; Chess Club IV - 1; Victory Club I; Science Fic- tion Club III; National Merit Semi-Finalist 1; National Honor Society II - I; Fidelity Prize II . Ambition: To be the next Isaac Asimov, and not to go to Boston State. MARK HAROLD SCHWARTZ My dream is to write a symphony. My life the melody, mankind the har- mony, crescendo, and death, a release that echoes and lingers awhile behind St. Band VI - 1; Stage Band V - I; Brass Choir I; .All-City Orch. V - I; .All- City Band VI - II; Declamation IV - II; Debating and Forensics Soc. II - I; Cross - Country IV; Indoor Track IV II, I; Freshman Baseball IV; JV Football 111; Student Council IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Judaic Culture Society I. Ambition: To be the servant of mankind, but not its slave. STEPHEN ANTHONY SCIPIONE 1 am not young enough to know everything. Wrestling I - II; Italian Culture Society II - I; NMSQT National Merit Schol- arship Competition Semi-Finalist; Bibliophile Society 1; ARGO 11. Ambition: To be rich, famous, popular and happily married. PAUL ERNEST SEVIERI . . . such is the character of that morrow which mere lapse of time can never make to dawn. The light which puts out out eyes is darkness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star. Features Editor ARGO II; Italian Cultural Society 1; Professional Club 1: Vic- tory Cl. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NESPA Convention at BU. Par- ticipant; Ichthyology Society IV. Ambition: To become a journalist and member of the liberal press elite. MARK 96 CHICKENMAN I MARK RICHARD PETER SHIBLEY What is madness but nobility of the soul at odds with circumstance? Student Council II - I; MIT High School Studies Prog. IV - I; Modem Prize III; National Honor Society I; National Merit Finalist I; MAML Math Olym- piad III - I, Certificate Winner II - I; MAA Math Contest Cert. Winner II; President and Founder Middle Eastern Cultures Club. Ambition; To win the Pulitzer Prize in Physics. KLYDE WILLIAM SIEGFRIEDT I had no hat and complained until I met a man with no head. Vice-President Senior Class: Student Council Rep. V - III; Tennis Club III - I, President III - I; Tennis Team II - I; French Club IV - I; Bibliophile Soc. II I, VP II; Library Aide IV - I; Business Manager Latin-Eng. Prog. I; Usher Harvard Commencement II; Professional Club III - I; Soccer II - I; Wrestling II. Ambition: To be someone. MARK JOSEPH SILVER I got by with a little help from my friends. Freshman Football; Freshman Hockey; Freshman Baseball IV; JV Football III; Victory Club III - 1, Sec. 1: Key Club II - I; Irish Historical Society I; Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: To be on the first spaceshot to Mars. PAUL GREGORY SMITH It ' s not how you get there, it ' s where you go that counts. National Honor Soc. I: National Merit Letter of Comm. I; Key Club IV - I; Professional Club HI - I; Irish Historical Society II - I; Victory Club II - I; Table Tennis Society V - 1; Chess Club VI - IV; MAML II - I; MAA Olympiad II - I; Fidelity Prize VI. Ambition: To be the best in whatever I do. GREGORY MICHAEL SOBCHUK You can ' t get much done in life if you just work on the days when you feel great. Key Club I; Victory Club I; Math X Club 1; Latin-English Football Program 1. Ambition: To be the best in what 1 choose to do. ARTHUR LESLIE SOMMER A snake that spends all its money, hasn ' t got a pit to hiss in. Fundraising Project 111; 3-on-3 Basketball III; MAA Exam II; MAML Exam II - I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To do nothing, but to do it with style. GREG ALBERT WILLIAM SPICER Time will tell just who fell and who ' s been left behind . . . when you go your way and 1 go mine. Freshman Hockey VI - V; JV Hockey V - IV; Varsity Hockey III - I, 2nd Team All City II; Co-Captain I; Table Tennis III - II; Irish Historical Society II - I; Italian Cultural Society I; Professional Club III - I, VP II - I; Freshman Baseball IV; Student Council I; Golf Team III; Red Cross Club IV - 111; Vic- tory Club III - I; Drag Education Club V. Ambition: To be in heaven two hours before the devil knows I ' m dead. AL SIG SMITTY ARTIE 97 VINCENT JOHN SPILLANE Football III; Weightlifting III - II; Victory Club III - I; Student Council V. Ambition; To remain a bachelor and raise my kids to be the same. SPINNHEAD ROBERT RICHARD ANDREW SPRINCE Ride, Boldly Ride, the shadow replied, if you seek for Eldorado. Mass. Youth Wind Ensemble II - I; Boston All-City Orch. IV - III; Boston All- City Concert Band IV - III; BLS Percussion Ensemble II; Senior Band III - II; Junior Band IV; Chess Club VI - III. ROBERT JAMES ST. CYR Love, is the drug I ' m addicted to. National Honor Society II - I; Approbation Prize VI - V; Student Tutoring Program II - I; Basketball III; Professional Club III - I; Key Club III - I; Vic- tory Club III - I; Liber Actorum 1. Ambition; To live a good life and die a great man. ANNE THERESA STANISLAWZYK When you ' re sitting back in your rose pink Cadillac, making bets on Kentucky Derby Day, I ' ll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon. G.A.P. IV - I; Crew III; Victory Club IV - I. AMBITION; To rock ' n toll all night and party every day. FRANK FOTIOS SPIROS STATHAS Perhaps, at some time, it will even delight to have remembered these things. Soccer II - I; National Honor Society I; Fidelity Prize II; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Professional Club III - I; Victory Club I; Mideastern Cultures Club I; Senior Lounge I; MIT HSSP II. Ambition; To strive for excellence, but with moderation. MARK ANDREW STRANBERG Live life to the fullest or die in the attempt. Chess IV - I; City-Wide Science Fait IV 3rd Prize; Tennis III - I; Student Govt. Ill - I; Key Club II - I; Irish Historical Society II - I; Classical Prize IV; Wanen Eastmann Robinson Prize III; VFW Voice of Democracy Winner III. Ambition; To have my name on the wall of the auditorium. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS SULLIVAN J ' ai apptis cela, que nous etions tous dans la peste, et j ' ai perdu la paiz. Philatelic Society VI; Library Staff V; Science Fait Hon. Ment. V; Crew III - I; Usher at Harvard Commencement II; Classical Prize II; Register I; Model U.N. I. Ambition; Not to die, failing that, to die comfonably , that is to have lived a good and long life. CHRIS DICK STAN MARK 98 1 -- t JOHN JOE GARY JOSEl’H SULUVAN Some men see things as they are and say why ' ’ 1 dream things that never were and say why not ' ’ Approbation Prize VI: Nat. Honor Soc. II - I: German Club II; Bicentennial Committee I; Professional Club I; Math Olympiad I: Harvard Commencement Usher I . Ambition: To be successful in my future endeavors. JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN GARY Thanks, 1 think I ' m cute too. Varsity Crew III - 1; Student Council IV - I; Key Club III - I. VP II - I; Model UN Society II - I: Victory Club IV - I; Irish Historical Society III - II: Fresh- man Hockey IV; JV Hockey III - II: Bicentennial Club I; Tutoring Program II - I; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Dance Comm. II - I: Junior Achievement Pres. III. Ambition: Never to accept second best. MARK EVAN SWARTZ Don ' t part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. Ichthyology Soc. Sec. I; Professional Club 1: National Honor Society Club I; Victory Club I; Judaic Cultural Society I. Ambition: To know myself well and to do the best I can for myself and others. RICHARD JAMES SWEENEY The harder the conflict the mote glorious the triumph. Prom Committee I; Asst. Editor Yearbook I; Dance Comm. II - I: Coord. MARK Midwinter Dance II; Victory Club VI - I: JV Hockey III - II: JV Football III; Freshman Baseball VI; Key Club V; Bloodmobile Staff I: Library Staff VI - III: Photography Club 1: Sailing Club III; Senior Lounge Staff 1. Ambition: To enter Law Enforcement. GABRIEL PAUL TANG There is no hell except the one we make for ourselves. Some men thrive on adversity, others cry at night. National Honor Society II - 1; Baseball II - I; Chess Club VI - I , Team VI, I; Table Tennis Society III - I; Professional Club I: Student Council I; National Merit Letter of Commendation II; Fidelity Prize III: Harvard Commencement Usher II: Asian Cultures Club VI - I; Bicentennial Committee I: Victory Club I; MAML I. Ambition: To appreciate what I have. To obtain what I can appreciate. JOSEPH EDWARD TERRIO Those who talk fast have better brains than those who don ' t understand them. Football 1; Professional Club 11 - I: Key Club II - I: Victory Club III - I: Weightlifting Club II - I. Ambition: To convince everyone I am NOT Italian. PAUL MICHAEL THORNTON He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches. Key Club I; Professional Club II - I; Irish Historical Society II - I; Victory Club II - I; Baseball IV; JV Hockey III. Ambition: To be valedictorian of this class. PAUL GABE 99 m K t - V , ' f ' ' ' ' A ‘K i P ■ ■ ■ ■ II 1 1 i I . . . H ■ ' ill Memorable Moments at Boston Latin MARK MARK LOUIS TOMASINI I lost, all the battles, but won the war - I was a fool not to do school. Swim Team VI - IV, I; Football IV - III: Library Aide VI - IV; Register Busi- ness Staff VI - IV; Victory Club I: Professional Club I; Bicentennial Club I; Italian Historical Society I; Model U.N. I. Ambition: To be a lawyer and a professional lifeguard. LINO DENNIS TONTODONATO Much are the precious hours of youth misspent In climbing learning ' s rugged, steep ascent. Liber Actomm Photographer II, Editor-in-Chief I; Argo Photographer I; National Honor Society II, I; National Merit Finalist I; NMSQT Certificate of Merit I: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students I; St. Lounge Staff I; Class Committee I: Model UN Society II, I, Treas. I; Harvard UN Delegate II; Boston UN Delegate I; Photography Club I; Register II, I; AATG German Contest II; German Club III, II; Italian Cultural Club III - I; NESPA Confer- ence I; Mass. Prize Winner of AATG Paedagogishet Austausschdienst Study- Travel Trip to Germany II; German Embassy Goethe Inst. Book Award II; Nikon Photo School Certificate II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Crew II, Ubtary Aide II; TPC Yearbook Conf. II: MIT HSSP V - II: Key Club III; Tea Party Re-enactment III; Columbus Day Assembly - III; Microbiology Seminar IV; Spring Soccer IV; Classical Prize VI, II; Modern Prize IV; Advanced Sci- ence Award IV; Veteran ' s Day Assembly Speaker 1. Ambition: To do it with style. EDWARD TOW It is better to be brief and say something than to be longwinded and say noth- ing. Asian Cultures Club I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize V. Ambition: To appreciate and to make it worthwhile. MARK HENRY TRINGALI School ' s out forever, but you ain ' t seen nothin ' yet; so always look behind you. Track IV. Ambition: To become an electrician. THOMAS JOSEPH USTACH Grab for all the gusto you can. Football IV; JV Football III; Varsity Football II, I; Sailing Club III; Weight- lifting III - I: Professional Club II, I: Math Olympiad III - I: MAA Math III, II; National Honor Society II, I; Chairman Class Trip I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Key Club III - I, Secretary II, I; Victory Club III - I, VP I; Student Council II - I, Advisory Board I. Ambition; To find the land of the Strawberry Blonde and the ebbing tide where the wind Albanches roam free and wide. TOM STEPHEN ANTHONY VAUGHN Excelsior. BLS Senior Band V - I; Sr. Stage Band III - I; All-City Band V - II; Fidelity Prize VI; MAML II. I; MAA II, I; NMSQT Semi-finalist II, Science Fair II 3rd Prize; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students I. Ambition; To become a doctor. PETER GERARD WALSH Ships are safe in a harbor, but that is not what ships are for. Hockey IV - III; Crew IV - I; Tennis IV - I; Irish Cultural Society II, I: Vic- tory Club IV - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II: Professional Club IV - II; Math Tutor II; Prom Committee I; Audio-Visual Aid II; Dance Comm. II, I. Ambition: To be a catcher in the rye. PETE LINO MARK STEVE 102 if WULF GLEN BENJAMAN WHEELER, JR. Keep a smile on your face and they ' ll always wonder what you ' ve been up to. Stage Band 11 - 1 . Ambition: To get my act together. ROBERT JOSEPH WIGMORE. II He who is a success will always be a success. He who isn ' t has to try harder. Fidelity Prize IV; Table Tennis Club II: Crew Team III: Junior Band IV; Sen- ior Band III - II. Ambition: To major in forestry and hopefully work in the Forestry Depart- ment . DENNIS OVAL WILLIAMS Perseverance will overcome. Football IV - 1, Co-Captain I; Track IV - I, Co-Captain I; Victory Club IV - I; Black Student Assn. IV - I, V.P. I; Harvard Commencement II; City Champ 300 II; All-City Football II; All-City Track II - I; 3rd High Jump State Meet II; Bi-Racial Committee II - I. Co-Chairman II - I; Math Olym- piad I. Ambition: To become an engineer. LLOYD ROLLAND WILLIAMS, JR. In trying to obtain your goal in life always remember to do your best, be hon- est, and try to respect the integrity of others. But if you find that this advice reaps no reward, drop it, and steal big. Bibliopnile Society Sec. II; Black Student Assn. I; Professional Club I: National Merit Commendation 1. Ambition: To be independently wealthy, successful, and responsive to my community , MATTHEW THOMAS WILSON The heart of a fool is in his mouth, but the mouth of a wise man is in his leart . ’rofessional Club I; Irish Historical Society I; Bicentennial Club I; Victory Club I; Key Club I . Ambition: To be successful. JAMES PHILLIP WOLFREYS Misery is walking barefoot through a field and discovering it ' s a cow pasture. Approbation Award III; Classical Prize II; Irish Historical Society II - 1; Vic- tory Club I; National Honor Society II - I. Ambition: To harness the sun. BET HAR WONG L,et every man be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. Glee Club IV; Asian Cultures Club III - I, Treas. I; Table Tennis Club III - I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II - 1; Harvard Commencement Ush- erette II; Classical Prize IV - III; Fidelity Prize II. Ambition: To be a biology teacher or a social worker. GLEN HA- WOO 103 DAVID HONG WONG JOHN I am , 1 said . Library Siaff VI - V; Asian Cultures Club ' I - I; Tennis Club III - II; Table Tennis Society III - I, President I; Microbiology Sem. IV; Chemzics Soc. Ill - II; Chess Club V - I , Sec . Ill - II; Chess Team IV - I; Junior Band IV; Senior Band III - I; Stage Band 111 - II; All-City Orchestra III - II; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Modern Prize IV; Approbation Prize IV; MAML II - I; MAA I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Liber Actorum Co-Editor II; NHS II - 1. Ambition; To please myself by making everyone happy. LESTER WONG PATRICK WONG If you think something is impossible, you ' ll make it impossible. National Honor Society II - I; Asian Culture Club I; Math X Club I; Classical Prize VI, V, IV; Modern Prize V. .Ambition; To travel around the world. WILLIAM SETO WONG Be true and sincere to your loved one . National Honor Society II - I; Classical Prize II; Fidelity Prize III; .Asian Cul- tures Club T - I; Chemzics Society II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; .Amer. Inst, of Chem. Eng. I. .Ambition: To serve mankind in a health profession. ROBERT BRIAN WOOD If you can ' t blind them with your brilliance, then baffle them with your ( = ! ) Football III - I; Chess Club IV. Ambition: To do it all with gusto - and get away with it. JOHN GEORGE WORKMAN I wonder if I ' ll ever remember my past six years here as the good old days ' .’ Drama Club III - I: Register II - 1: Debating and Forensics II - I; Comptuer Engineering II . Ambition: To be a corporation lawyer. BRIAN ALEXANDER WRIGHT A frog is only a tadpole ' s way of making another tadpole . Soccer Team III - I; Yearbook Staff I; Italian Cultural Society II - I; Victory Club I; .American Institute of Chemical Engineering Usher I; Crew III; Phila- telic Society VI - IV; Table Tennis Society II. Ambition: To instill in my enemies an unreasoning fear of soft, cuddly things. DINGLE 104 II I TOM I KAI JAMES GERARD WRIGHT Don ' t get mad. Get even. Drill Team V - I; 2nd Lieutenant II - I; 21st Century Analysis Soc. Ill - IV; Secy. Treas. IV; History Club II. Ambition: To succeed. EDWARD JOSEPH WYCKOFF If you aim for the sky, then aim at God. German Club II - I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Soci- ety II; Math Team II - I; Chess Club IV - 1; Chess Team V - I; Chess Team Capt. I; President Greater Boston Scholastic Chess League I; Member. State Championship Team IV, II; High Scorer 1975, 3rd Place National Scholastic Team 1975; New England Jr. Chess Champ. 74; New England Amateur Chess Champ. 75; Approbation Prize V - IV; Modern Studies Prize V; Letter of Commendation National Merit Scholar. Ambition: To be . or not to be . ALLEN YEE Do unto others before they do unto you. Indoor Track II - I: Outdoor Track II - I; Approbation Prize IV; MAML II - I; MAA III - I; Asian Cultures Club IV - I; National Honor Society II - I. Ambition: To be independently wealthy. DILBERT JONE YEE He who lives by the tongue does his homework in school . Asian Cultures Club IV - I; Treasurer I; Math Team II - I; National Honor Society II - I; MAML Cenificate of Merit II; Table Tennis Society III - 1: Red Cross Club IV; Ecology Action Club IV; Indoor Track III; NMSQT Semi- Finalist I; Modern Prize VI; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To monopolize money-buying; to succeed without really trying. TOM YONG To each his own and let no man rule another man ' s realm. JV Football IV - III; Varsity Football II - I; Varsity Track Indoor and Outd. IV - I; Co-Captain 1; Boston All Star Track Team IV - I; Regimental Champ IV - I; Falmouth Invit. Champ; C.M. Invitational Champ; Senior Band V - IV; Percussion Ensemble V - IV; Victory Club II - I; Co-Chrm. II - I; Citywide Coordinating Council II - I; Citywide Advisory Council II - I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Classical Prize IV - III; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society II - I; Asian Cultures Club III - I; 3rd Place State Class A Hur- dles II; Yearbook Staff I; BSC Letter of Comm. II; City Champ III - I, Hur- dles, High Jump and Long Jump; MAA Math Olympiad II - I; MAML II - I. Ambition; To make it, then reminisce. ED DILBERT BRUCE MICHAEL YOUNG The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which. Library Aide IV; Drama Club IV - I, Secretary III, President II - I; Co-Chrm. Constmction Committee III; Model UN Society II - I; Secretary 1; Yearbook Staff I; Register I; Student Council III; Classical Prize III; National Merit Let- ter of Commendation 1; Forensics Society I; Globe Drama Festival II - 1. Ambition: To lead a group in a struggle for survival after the nuclear devasta- tion. KAI YUEN YUEN He who sleeps in class and gets away, lives to sleep in class another day. Asian Cultures Club IV - I, Secretary I; Table Tennis Society IV - I; Chess Club III - II; Tennis Club I; Indoor Track Team, JV III, Varsity II - I; Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineering National Meetings ' Aid. Ambition: To become an electrical technician or a millionaire, whichever comes first. BRUCE 105 KEN KENNETH PARIS ZEGHIBE I must go down to the sea again, to the lonely sea and the sky. And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by, And the wheel’s kick and the wind ' s song and the white sails ' shaking. And a gray mist on the sea ' s face and a gray dawn breaking. Crew IV - I; Science Fair III - I, Hon. Mention III, 2nd Place II, City Fair, 3rd Place II. State Fair II: Middle East- ern Cultures Club I; Bloodmobile I: Key Club II - I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To live a life on the sea. JANET LYNN ZIFF There ' s no time to delay, we ' ve got to live for today. G.A.P. Ill - I: Girls ' Crew III: Key Club II: Victory Club I: Cheerleading II: National Honor Society II - 1. Ambition: To work with handicapped children. f JANET NOT PICTURED ROBERT JOSEPH KANAN One hundred thousand Frenchmen could be wrong. Professional Club IV - II: Key Club V - II: Victory Club VI - I: Wrestling Club VI. Ambition: To own an oilfield. CARL MICHAEL MORANDUS GEOFFREY JOHN MURPHY 106 fl r - ' 1 , . . |LMA MATER Tenv Ka th Looking back a few short years When we made our plans and played the cards The way they fell Clinging to our confidence We stood on the threshold Cttjilg, That we knew dear. And though we had our fights Had our short tempered nights It couldn’t pull our dreams apart All our needs and all our wants Drawn together in our heart We felt it from the very start. It’s all happened recently Now we’re living in that dream We had not long ago. Everything is oing fine And now we just have to keep in mind We must set brand new goals We must not lose control Of the possibilitj of the discovery That would let everybody see we were just meant to be . ’ wn i 1 ▼ - I §m t 107 Football COACHES Ford, Moran, Costello, Cohen CO-CAPTAINS Curt Bletzer, Dennis Williams McGinn, Donovan, Cellucci, Beath, Earls Davis, Fitzgerald, McGrath, Spry, Kenney Wool, Flaherty, Nee Casey, Williams Barrett, Lepore, Joyce, Cotter, Driscoll The ' 75-’76 football season resulted in a BLS record of 3-6-0. It was a heartbreaking season from the outset. The Wolfpack lost 3-0 to Medford and suffered back-to-back losses to Archbishop Williams and Newton Nonh. Five of the six losses were by one touchdown or less. Nonetheless, the Pack played with great intensity and won the respect of its opponents. The team was bolstered by one of the best defensive lines in the State, led by Co-Capt. Cun Bletzer (All-Scholastic) and Mike Colantuono, accompanied by the great tackles of Chuck DeVirgilio and Mike Festa. The Offense really didn ' t get going until it erupted for 24 points in the ' Turkey Bowl ' . no Senior halfback Frank Harrison (26 carries - 120 yards) and junior fullback Tim Mulvey (22 carries - 104 yards) were voted CO-MVP ' s of the Latin - English game. The season thus ended on a bright note with the 24-6 victory. The win was the Wolf- pack ' s ninth consecutive against English and it now has a 42-34-13 record in the Thanksgiving Day Classic. Next year seems a promising one for team with the return of lettermen led by quarterback Michelowski , Fullback Mulvey, and Linebacker Festa. L. toR.: Conroy, McCarthy, Michelowski, Murray. L. toR.: Duggan, Terrio, Festa, Mazzulli. L. toR.: Nickerson, Scipione, Gerbutavich, Matthews, Lombardi. Turkey Day Triumph! 112 Consecutive Victory . . . Who greased ihe ball ! ! ? Better get an ambulance ... he needs a head transplant I only wish this were Astro-Turf. Have you guys had enough? 114 The Pack ' s Front Five at work. The Coach gives a word of advice . 115 Swimming Team 116 City Champions FIRST ROW: Mr. Powers, Chin, McDonough, Bohan, Butler, O ' Neill, Milano. SECOND: M. O ' Neill, Tully, Melvin, Ward, J. Earls, O ' Grady, Amara, Kelliher. THIRD: Beyer, Cody, Welsh, Kelley. The Swimming Team won its sixth consecutive City of Boston Championship and had a 9-4 record in dual meet c ompetition. Co-Capt. Anthony Butler established new Latin School and City of Boston records in the 100 Breast- stroke, 200 Individual Medley, and 500 Freestyle. He also placed in the State Meet. The Trophy winners: Dr. Wilfred O ' Leary Most Improved Swimmer Award: Anthony Butler. Colonel Edward Kelly Most Valuable Swimmer Award: Peter Bohan. Max Levine Swimming and Scholastic Achievement Award: Stephen Milano. Dr. Joseph O ' Leary Unsung Hero Award: John McDonough and Robert O ' Neill. Other Lettermen: Beyer, J. - Cody, J, - Earls, K. - Golden, K. - Kelley, S. - Kelliher, J. - Melvin, J. - O ' Grady, J. - O ' Neil, M. - Shaughnessey , W. - Tomasini, M. - Tully, B. - Walsh, M. - Ward, M. Latin 81 Don Bosco 90 Latin 73 B.C. High 95 Latin 94 Xaverian 78 Latin 89 Cath. Mem. 77 Latin 53 Burke 26 Latin 96 Arlington 53 Latin 91 English 57 Latin 94 South Bos. 74 Latin 33 Melrose 46 Latin 41 Brighton 19 Latin 78 Brookline 92 Latin 72 Charlestown 51 Latin 91 Technical 80 117 Indoor Track After being disqualified last year from the State Championships because of a clothing regulation, the team began this year with high hopes which never materialized. Tom Young, who dominated the 45 yd. hurdles and high-jumps last year, was injured and unable to compete. Many dual meets were tied or lost by a slim margin. The outstanding seniors on the team were Mike Norton, Denny Williams, Mike Harvey, Steve Maguire, Mike Mulhern, John Casey, Charles Cavas. The team slowly improved , . . and wound up win- ning the Regimental Championships. As usual the unique brand of Latin camaraderie and teamwork made them unrivaled relay mnners; among the top in the state. The great spirit and determination shown by all members of the team kept them in the mnning. John Casey elbows his way around, opening the way. Dennis laps the track during the relays. 118 Rabbit Lepore leads the pack in the 50. WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN WASN’T. Mike Norton glides effortlessly. Casey leads the relays as he leans into the curve. Lepore . . . hope for the class of ' 77. 1 19 Soccer THE RECORD LATIN OPPONENTS 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 Brighton Roxbury Roslindale Burke Comm. Tech E. Boston English Roxbury Hyde Park Dorchester S. Boston I The 75-76 Hockey season saw a young Boston Latin team finish at 8-7-2. The Wolfpack was a threat to win in every game except the 7-1 loss to Tech. In one of the most exciting games of the season the pack suffered a 4-3 loss at the hands of Southie on two controversial South Boston tallies. Although the team was not as successful as in previous years the Wolfpack provided great competition throughout the year. Key contributors were seniors T. O’Connor. C. Bletzer, B. Neelon. J. DiPastina, B. Pero, Co-Capts. C. Maneikis and A. Spicer, who performed well all year although he gained the unsought nickname of Red Light.” Mgrs. Linehan; Whalen. 1st ROW: Dwan: Donovan; OConnor; Bletzer; Spicer; Dipastina Maneikas; Neelon; Pero; Ohmstede. 2nd ROW: McNamara: McDonough; Slade; Simpson; Whelan; Powers; Hanlon; Sullivan; King; Daley; McCarthey; Darragh; Coaches Coleman; Averill. £ The Senior Elite. Charlie outmuscles Soulhie! LATIN 5 3 3 7 5 4 7 2 1 3 5 3 1 2 1 7 4 SEASON RECORD 8-7-2 OPPONENT Charlestown 6 Southie 4 Tech 3 English 1 Eastie 2 Dorchester 1 Charlestown 2 Southie 4 Tech 7 English 1 Eastie 4 Hyde Park 1 Charlestown 3 Southie 5 Tech 6 English 4 Eastie 4 Neelon starts it out! Hokie defies the law of gravity . 123 T Psst ! Joe give Pudge youi uniform . The Wolfpack basketball team gained much experience playing in the city this past season. Led by captain Joe Minihan and the only other returning letterman, Dennis McCarron, the team had to contend with a schedule consisting of such powerhouses as English, Technical, and Dorchester. Because of injuries, illnesses, and ineligibilities the Wolfpack never really got it together. The next few years look bright for the hoopsters with the likes of juniors Ed Duffy and Steve Wool, sophomore Paul Little, and freshman Alan James returning to bring the City League Crown to Boston Latin. Varsity and Junior Varsity teams would like to thank Coach Cos- tello and Coach Pearson for their dedication and instmction. 1 24 The only way we’re gonna win is by sneaking me in. I have to cover him! ? I Want a hot dog, Coach? McCanon pops from mid-coun T 125 Wrestling 3rd ROW: Halzel, Scipione, Peinizziello, Nickerson, Tedesco. The Wrestling team this year had for the first time a team that could beat cross town rival Boston Tech. The wrestlers defeated Tech in their dual meet by a score of 43-15. In their other matches they defeated Roslin- dale High twice by scores of 39-27 and 42- 20. In their only defeat, Latin lost to Cam- bridge Latin by the small margin of 3 points, 39-36. In this meet Gary Halzel had pinned his opponent, but the referee did not see it in time and subsequently he forfeited the match because of a head injury. In the city tournament that six schools entered, Latin took third place, behind Catholic Memorial and Rindge Tech. Seven of our wrestlers placed in the competition that featured George Barrett winning his first three matches by pins. George lost in the final round to Chester Brown of Tech who subsequently won the most valuable wrestler trophy for the tournament. George Barrett and Steve Walter took seconds, Luke Slade and a young lad named Kwan took thirds. Bill Nickerson, Tim Dyer and our light- weight wrestler Mazzarello took fourths. Coach Joe Aiello who is a former U MASS wrestler did a fine job his first year with the aid of CO captains George Barrett and Pete Bertucci. The members of the team wish to express their appreciation to him for putting in so much of his time on an unfunded pro- gram. We are looking for another fine sea- son next year. Cheerleaders Seniors: Michele Barbar, Pam Brown, Beth Foeley Juniors; Anne Dever, Cathy McMullen, Margie Sagan Sophomores; Patti Gerbutavich, Audrey Nelligan, Ellen Moy, Narda Rob- inson, Patty Supple, Donna Walsh. In the Spring of 1974, the girls of BLS replaced Boston Latin Academy. We spent many hours preparing for the 1974 sea- son. Unfortunately, we did not have a coach, so we were faced with many difficulties. Captain Pam Brown kept our squad in line to cheer on the football, basketball, and hockey teams. At mid season three girls dropped out and six new girls were initiated into the ranks. Pam Brown and Beth Foeley, who, at the start knew little about cheerleading, were chosen as co-captains and spent many hours organizing and inventing new routines. Unfortunately the girls were unable to help the teams improve their records. Next year’s leaders of spirit should be more spectacular with six one-year veterans and two two-year veterans, Anne Dever and Margie Sagan, who will be the new co-captains, will show off their Purple Power. ♦ 127 Girl ' s i, .o.: K. ... .. w... - -a.™. r;.x rror c-, ;r:r;i.rc: S!; [ ' «iwo. 7T.:., ' 0,?ol, .. C. ' Vo.g. .. Cosg,o.e. ,. OXa.l,.. V. 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DOMENICO MAZZEO MR. and MRS. ROBERT McBREARTY MR. and MRS. MATTHEW J. McCONVILLE MR. and MRS. THOMAS McCORMACK MRS. LOUISE McDonough MR. and MRS. MATTHEW Lj. McGRATH MR. and MRS. RAYMOND . MELLONE MRS. NANCY A. MENYHERT MR. and MRS. THOMAS MINOGUE MR. and MRS. ROBERT I. MONTANA MR. and MRS. RALPH MORRISON MR. and MRS. PATRICK MORRISSEY MR. and MRS. SALVATOP MORTEO MR. and MRS. DANIEL P. MURPHY MR. and MRS. JOHN NARGISO MR. and MRS. ALLAN NELSON, JR. MR. and MRS. THOMAS E. O ' LEARY MR. and MRS. PATRICK qfRJORDAN MR. and MRS. PETER PAPAKYRJKOS MR. and MRS. R. PAQUINf MR. and MRS. EUGENE J. PASTORE MR. and MRS. ROBERT PERO MRS. PEARL PHILUPS MR. and MRS. ADRIAN OUELLETTE MR. and MRS. LENLEY R.AYFUSE MR. JOSEPH C. RAVIDA MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE J. REARDON MR. and KJRS. JOHN P. RENEHAN MR. and MRS. J. JOSEPH REYNOLDS MR. and MRS. N .; GEORGEiROSSSTTI MR. and MRS. FRANCIS X,gRUSS LL THE SAAR FAMILY MRS. ANTHONY F. SAMMARTINO MR. and MRS. ROBERT SARGEANT MR. and MRS. ANTHONY SCIBIONE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH J. SHAMON MRS. JOAN SHAW MRS. MARY E. SHEA MR. and MRS. EDWARD SHEEHT M H. E. C. SHULMAN CJ ' V ' MR. and MRS. JOHN STANI VZYKv MRS. LESTER SULLIVAN ' n. MRS. N. SULLIVAN C ' «t MS. C. M. TOMPKINS - MR. and MRS. HARRY T. TYSON MR. and MRS. MICHAEL VANGEL J. VOZZELA - WELLS MERE MONUMENT MR. and MRS. CHARLES WALKER MR. and MRS. RONALD C. J. WARD MARIE and PAUL WELLINGS MRS. MARGARET WIGMORE MR. and MRS. LLOYD R. WILLIAMS MR. and MRS. RALPH D. WILLIAMS MR. and MRS. CHAW LAI WONG MR. and MRS. KONG PO WONG MR. and MRS. DONALD WOOL MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER M. WRIGHT MR. and MRS. MYRON P. YARDUMIAN MR. and MRS. MAURICE B. ZIFF Girl ' s Volleyball This has been a good year for the Girl ' s Volleyball team. Led by five veteran players, they were determined to better last year ' s record, which feat was not that difficult. Of this season, only pride and memories of ten victories and four defeats (usually lost by only a few points) remain. This record was the varsity team ' s ticket to the State Finals, where they were among the best and toughest teams in Massachusetts. Much credit is due each player, and many thanks are due Ms. Needle, the coach, for her patience and hard work. KNEELING: Wong, Paiick, Moreny, Jackson, Brennan, McNamara, Ule. STANDING: McNamara, Ule, Fraser, Stanton, Wiel- iczkiewicz, McGrath, Harris, Handy, Coach Needle. Marianne B. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. A1 Adams Ms. Conceua Alduino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Almeida Mrs. Angeliki Anagnos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archambault James and Mary Audley Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Bakas Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barakat Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Banett Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Beichel Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Belson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bethoney AlbenJ. Bidorini Mr. and Mrs. Roben Brainhard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Breslin Patricia Blackmer Mr. and Mrs. Trisuam Blake Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bros nahan Barbara Bumim Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Caiter Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carbitt Mrs. Theresa Cardarelli Barbara E. Carey Mr. and Mrs. S. Carini Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll The Carsons Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Cavas Mr. and Mrs. He Tin Chan Mr. and Mrs. Chan Mr. and Mrs. Ging F. Chin Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Chinelli Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chung Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciano Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mr. Donald and Mrs. Joyce Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clifford Mr. and Mrs. James Colarusso Mr. and Mrs. William Collins Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Collotta Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crehan Mr. and Mrs. William Crowe Mr. and Mrs. John T. Daly Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Davis Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Davin Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCosta Mr. and Mrs. John DeCosta Mrs. Ema Deeb Mr. and Mrs. James DeGrandes The DiMinico Family Mr. and Mrs. John F. Doheny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doyle Mrs. Teresa Dunphy Mr. and Mrs. Suheil Elias Mr. and Mrs. Oren Elow Mrs. Linnea Ervin Storm M . Ewing James Facada Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Ferzoco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Festa Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Mary C. Flaheny Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Flynn BOOSTERS Lester Fong Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fonzi Mr. and Mrs. John Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gill Mr. and Mrs. B. Guarnotta Hugh and Brian Hamilton Mrs. Paul Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James Harlen Mrs. Joan Hart Patricia Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Chung Shea Ho Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Horan Mrs. Barbara Houston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Irving Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins Mrs. Robert Johnson Ms. Versell Jones Mrs. Eileen Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keskula Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. King Mr. and Mrs. William R. King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohler Mrs. Claire T. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Fotios Kourtis Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim H. Kunian Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lai Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Lang Mary C. Lawler Richard Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lee Mrs. Susan Lee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Linehan Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Lok Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Loui Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lyden Mrs. Patricia Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magier Mrs. V. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marcetullio Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maregni Mrs. Rosetta R. Martini Mr. Paul Masttangefo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mazzarella Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCone Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Pauick J. McGaffigan Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. James P. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNulty Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin Kathy and Dolores Messina Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moriany Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moschella Mr. and Mrs. John Moy Mr. and Mrs. J. Mulcahy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Mulkern Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Musculus Mr. and Mrs. Naranjo The Natola Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J . Nauss Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Nclligan Mr. and Mrs. William Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Bill O’Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Alan O ' Dea Mr. and Mrs. James M. O ' Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O ' Malley Mr. and Mrs. Matt O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Spyros Orfanos Mr. and Mrs. LeoJ. Orsi Ruthe, Al, and David Paige Mrs. KaiJiryn Palkow Stephen Palombi The Palter Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papetti Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Herben A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Roben J. Power Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rappa Mr. and Mrs. John F. Regan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reynolds Mrs. Charles A. Riley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Romano Mr. and Mrs. James Rush Ms. Marie Scapicchio Mr. and Mrs. George Scarpelos Eileen Schwade The Shibley Family Katluyn T. Shont The Siegfriedt Family Mr. and Mrs. Gennaro Smeglin Mr. and Mrs. Roben and Virginia Smith Mr. and Mrs. William L. Spileos Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spriano Mr. and Mrs. Elease Springer Mr. and Mrs. William G. St. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Felix Stopa Mrs. E. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tenio Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Robin Mr. Andrew C. Tomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplyn Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Triber Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tringali Mr. Bernard Tully Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vazza Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vignolo Mrs. Christine Vincent Mrs. Jean Vitello Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waltham Mr. and Mrs. Bessie Ward Susan and Jim Warram Mrs. Joyce Warren Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witcher Mr. and Mrs. Wing Wong Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wright Mr. and Mrs. Roben Yancey Mr. and Mrs. Key W. Yee Dr. and Mrs. George Yerganian Mr. Philip Sui Yuen The Class of 1976 Leaves: Our Beloved Educators . . . MR. BENINATI ... a pair of ragged, faded Levis and a moth-eaten T-shirt . . . MR. COHEN . . . more co-ed gyrn classes; MR. GOLDEN . . . white sox; MR. JAMESON ... a hole-in-one, every time; MR. SNOW ... an afternoon with a tennis hustler; MR. NILSEN ... a chair he can ' t fall from; MR. FINIZIA ... a job as a lawyer for Lockheed Corp. ; MR. AIELLO ... a TV show called ' Welcome Back, Aiello ' ; MR. COX ... a sailor to throw him an ' Old Spice ' bottle; MR. TARPEY . . . class; MR. RUBINOVITZ ... an extra large smile button; MR. HANNIGAN ... a copy of his Gerald Ford imitations; MR. McCABE . . . the job of Headmaster at T.T.; MR. ESTABROOKS . . . something to dissect; MR. SALTERIO . . . ancient Spartans; MR. AKESON ... a man-eating plant; MR. CALDWELL . . . the book, Teaching Physics is Phun; MR. MILLER ... a Volkswagen Wabbit; MR. SALVUCCI ... a toupee as good as Bill ' s; MR. GUILFOY ... a sixie he can ' t intimidate; MR. LEITER . . . talking through his nose; MR. TIERNEY . . . lockered up; MR. IRONS ... an army of Mike Nortons; MR. HEWES . . . Davy Crockett ' s moccasins; MR. STAN . . . reruns of Hogan ' s Heroes; MR. MOSHER ... a wrestling match in the Garden with ' Mad Dog Brower ' ; MR. AVERILL ... a friend named Barney Rubble; MR. DONOVAN . . . listening to SU; MR. FERZOCO . . . something to do; MR. PAGE . . . Competition in the Neatest Beard Contest with Messrs. Pratt, Ferzoco, Neary, Sacks, Cohen, Mednicoff and Katz; MR. HABERSTROH . . . an hon- orary Snidley Whiplash cape; NURSE PARTRIDGE ... a large room full of couches; MR. FOX . . . eternal salva- tion with the Gallery Gods; MR. KRUTTER . . . Dean of the School of Typing at KNU; MR. GORDON . . . the fountain of youth, if he hasn ' t already found it; MS, FREEDMAN . . . Imagination; MR. CASEY ... a plaque stating two girls of 14 are better than one of 28; MR. ELLSWORTH . . . chasing antiques; MR. GAIGNARD . . . a B-flat; MS. HARMON ... a Y ; MR. PRATT . . . legalized gambling in Mass.; MR. PETERSON . . . his own library of KISS albums; MR. FAMULARI . . . the starring role in a situation comedy; MR. DURANTE ... a sub- lime sense of humor; MR. BERGER ... a little more panache; MR. CONTOMPASIS ... a plaque stating Who says Greek Gods are a myth? ; MS. FELLOWS . . .all the overdue books; MR. LEPROHON . . . the memory of the BIO I Frog Massacre; MR. WINCHESTER ... a controversial Argo; MR. REGAN ... a class mn like a battleship; MR. MAISEY ... a Southie accent; MR. BOISEN . . . more performances before tone-deaf audiences; MR. CHIARINI . . . the Peter Principle; DR. DESMOND ... a few thousand more bookplates to lick; MR. PAR- TRIDGE ... a velvet pear tree; MR. BOWERS . . . some useful advice; MR. CAHILL . . . two weeks in Filene ' s Basement; MR. DIODATO ... a copy of BEING AND NOTHINGNESS by Jean-Paul Sartre: MR. J. EVANS ... a 10,000 word essay concerning the center of a soccer ball; MR. HARTEL . . , authorship of SING YOUR WAY TO A KNOWLEDGE OF GERMAN; MR. ROCHE ... a desk too big to fit out the window; MR. POWERS . . . nitrogen narcosis; MR, JACKMAUH . , . honorary membership in the N , H. S . ; MR. COLEMAN . . . warpaint, feathers and a tomahawk; MR. COSTELLO . . . the football and basketball teams of the Class of 1981; MESSRS. POLLOCK AND DEMERIT . . . guided tours of the Table Talk Plant; MR. DURANT , . . tranquilizers; MR. MEDNICOFF . . . finger- licking goodness; MR. RESNICK . . . majority shareholder of Monarch Notes; MR. SACKS . . . an anno- tated copy of LADY CHATTERLY ' S LOVER: MR. SHERIDAN ... a stroll down Sesame Street: 132 To Its Dear Departed Members Accera - a report card with no absences; Alford ... an application to BSU; Asbergs . . . car air-freshener; Athanis ... as great as he thinks he is; . . . Banks ... a Golden roach clip; Bardow ... a new suit jacket; Bichnevi- cius ... a job with the BPD car recovery unit; Beath . . . life-time supply of Certs; . . . Berg . . . that term paper he owes Mr. Landrigan; Berkowitz . . .the unfortunate task of sending out invitations to future class reunions; Bingamon ... a new bookbag; Bletzer ... a girl who won’t reject him; Bollard ... a name like Rock Hudson; Bohan ... a wall poster of John Casey; Brennan ... a passing mark in Latin; Brown . . .Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Bruen ... the chance to be a bookie -priest; Butler . . . eight gold medals at the 1980 Olympics; Carleton ... a statue of Romulus and Remus; Carmichael ... a chance to get kissed; Carrigg . . . one lid; Carter . . . another instrument to play; Cassiday ... a chance to slug Messina; Cavas . . . another year of French; Cellucci ... a teddy bear; All the Chins ... a goatee; Chisholm . . .all the sixie girls; Colamsso ... a piece of pastry: Colantuono ... a tete-a-tete with Mr. Roche; Collins ... an air-craft carrier to sail on the Charles; Connolly ... a second chance; Conroy ... a dirty blonde; Davis ... a cave with a Merceded in it; M. Davis . . . a $1200 stereo system; Davoren . . . a ’’Love isn ' t Everything” sticker; Dehler . . . fifty more ways to leave: Denison ... a girl who likes wrestling: DeVirgilio ... a can of Crues; Dyer ... a Fonzi T-shirt; Feloni ... a loose pair of pants; Ferrara . . . filling contracts in the North End; Foeley . . . authorship of the bestseller ”A Shy Girl’s Guide to Man-Hunting;” Gerbutavich . . .all the senior girls’ love; Gianni ... a Phantom Jet; Girnius ... as irresistible to girls as he really thinks he is; Glavin . . . something to wony about; Greeley ... a Swiss Bank account; Hannigan ... an award for ignoring his dad better than anyone; Harrington ... a golf cart to carry his books around in college; Harrison ... an autographed copy of ’’Pumping Iron;” Kelliher ... a British accent; King ... to find a Queen; I. Lane ... a bullfrog on a toad stool; Lawrence ... a Dale Carnegie Course; Lombardi ... a German dictionary; Madden ... a shorter neck; Maneikis ... a course in Kung Fu; McConville ... a real ’’Momma;” McLaughlin ... a map to her locker; Messina . . . lying on a psychiatrist’s couch; Minihan ... a dozen basketballs (deflated); Moran ... a job doing Jolly Green Giant Commercials; Mor- gan ... a ’’Bobby Fisher Lives” T-shirt: Mulhem ... a life-size Barbie Doll; Nauss ... a front row center seat at a Bob Dylan Concert; Neelon ... a college widow; Norton . . . alka-seltzer; O’Connor ... a variety as large as Baskin-Robbins; Olson . . . a T.V. Spot called the Mark and Marie Show; Patrick . . . an autographed picture of Mike the Cop; Pero ... a copy of ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN; Schwartz . . . another instrument; Shibley ... a chance to prove everyone wrong; Silver . . . those Oh-so-golden memories; Spicer ... a smaller net; Stanislawzyk . . . dress; Sullivan ... an Irish coffee mug; Sweeney ... a life-size photo of Terri; Tontodonato . . . unlimited expense account; Wheeler ... a Playgirl subscription; Joran ... an acceptance from his class- mates; P. Milano ... a Steve Messina Voodoo Doll; M. Kelly ... a Golden Kazoo; Murray ... a curling iron; C. Kelley . . . membership in Shy Person’s Anonymous; McGinn ... a pack of cigarettes with matches; Ruchuck . . . ’’and they lived happily ever-after;” 135 National Honor Society 1st ROW: Lim, Casey, Madden, D. Chin, Athanis, B. Chin, Gimius, S. Norton, Stathas. 2nd ROW: Noe, Sanborn, Lane, Cellucci, Giordano, Gardiner, Apollo, Rauchuck, W. Wong. 3rd ROW: Seliber, Chew, Schwartz, Orsi, Toran. 1st ROW: Bruen, Pero, Caner, Maloney, Mr. Jackmauh, Johnson, Quintero, Tontodonato, Wong. 2nd ROW: Smith, Harvey, Ustach, Tang, Morgan, Blchnevi- cius, Milano, Brown, Wyckoff, Davoren. 3rd ROW: Berkowitz, Lawrence, Lane, Maneikis, St. Cyr, Raskauskas, Fiore, Dehler, O ' Connor, Patick. 1st ROW: Sullivan, Yee, Tow, Wong, Cho, Hughes, Ho, DiPastina, Neelon Wong. 2nd ROW: Quintero, Wong, Cho, Wong, Stranberg, MacPherson, Wong, Christiano, Arthur, Chin. 3rd ROW: Donahue, Caplan, Lane, Owens, Shibley, Yee, Harrington, Schwartz, Kane, Mellone. 4th ROW: Lascaleia, Mehrling, Phillips, Shibley, Neculescu, Matulis, Herb. G.A.P. (Girls ' Aid to the Public) 1st ROW: McDonald, Hard, Stelfox, Deeb, Mazzeo. 2nd ROW: Lee, Ameer, Pero, M. Wong, McLaughlin, B. Wong, OConnor. 3rd ROW: Bishop, Palter, Ziff, Stanislawzyk, Kelley, Foeley, Weiss, Diaz, Ms. Shea. Library Staff 138 Judaic Cultural Society 1st ROW: Swartz, Weiss, Herb, Mr. Krutter, Reardon, R. Kitsch. 2nd ROW: E. Kitsch, M. Swartz, Halzel, Acerra, Annenbutg. Key Club 139 Math X Club 1st ROW: Chin, Micarelli (Treas.), Sammanino (Vice Pres.), Mr. Durant. Lim (Pres.), Lee, Tang. 2nd ROW: Yee. Chin, Wong. Ho Math Team 1st ROW: G. Yee. Girnius, Mr. Durante, Mr. Salvucci, MacPherson, Wyckoff. 2nd ROW; Owens. Seliber, D. O ' Brien, Mehrling, T. Wong, W. Wong. L. Wong. 140 Student Council Professional Club Isi ROW; McNeill, S. Kitsch, E. Kitsch, R. Kitsch, Spicet (V.P.), Mt. Pollock, Higgins (Ptes.), Stathas (Sgt. At Atms), Mitchell. 2nd ROW; Pettuzziello, Williams, Sommet, Connolly, Wilson, Butke, Callahan, Ftackleton, Beggan, Colamsso, Acetta, Beikel. 3rd ROW; Hanifin, Pond, R. Connolly, Ustach, Mul- vey, Psyhogeos, Tang, Futnati, Hamilton, Lee, Czytklis, Sullivan, Doyle, Kellehet, Oteto, Flaheny, M. Connolly, Kasanoff. Asian Cultures The Asian Cultures Club had another successful year! With the strong support of many members, the club participated in many programs in Chinatown. Our club sponsored many events with clubs from other schools. On Chinese New Year a show was staged in the Latin Auditorium. The ceremonial Lion Dance and Martial Arts Demonstration were performed by its members. Chinese Folk Dances were performed by members of the Chinese -American Society of Boston Latin Academy. China Night, a variety show, was also staged at the Latin Auditorium on June 11. The Show was the result of months of hard work by members of A.C.C. and C.A.S. The annual banquet concluded the year ' s activities. The Asian Cultures Club would like to thank its spon- sors, Mr. Berger and Mr. Mosher. We would also like to express our gratitude to the members of Latin Academy ' s Chinese- American Society for their fervent support. Middle Eastern Cultures 142 Coin Club Computer Club 2T Mellone, Pepe, Hughes, Mascaritolo, Blevins, Mr. Pratt, Olesiak, Chin, Alizio, Baldyga 143 Stage Crew 1st ROW: Dwan, Mr. Casey, Vassa. 2nd ROW: Festa, Spry. Drama Club 1st ROW: Beichel, Lay, Bevins, Schulman, Sobchuck, Tevnan, Schneeberger, Annenberg, Whall. 2nd ROW: Keenan, Cimino, Young, Mr. Roche, Norton, Noe, Fisher. 3rd ROW: Duduch, Fiore, Caplan, Collins, Locke. 4th ROW: Messina, Schwartz, Kelliher, Workman, Coffey. 144 Victory Club Fund Raisers Chemzics Society SEATED; Lim, Cho, S. Chin (Pres.). Chew, W. Lee, Raskauskas. REAR: Beggan, O ' Brien, Hawkins, DeGiacomo, R. Lee. Bibliophile Society Chess Team 1st ROW: Girnius, Morgan, Mr. Flynn. Wyckoff, D. Wong, G. Tang. 2nd ROW: Lung, T. O ' Malley, Donahue, D. Chin. 146 Ski Club 147 Italian Cultural Society The Register 1st ROW: Moylan, Cassidy, Fiore, Mr. Roche, Messina, Norton. 2nd ROW: Phillips, Shibley, Young, Noe, Collins, Coffey, Sullivan, Phillips. 3rd ROW: Di PascaU , Workman, Scovel , Mcllone, Tontodonato, Lavie, Paquette. REAR: Asbergs. 148 SEATED: Phillips, Seliber, Nickerson, Mr. Winchester, Kenneally, Kassanoff, Tedesco. 2nd: Shibley, MacDonald, Reagan, King, Morris, Brown, Sheehan, Chin. 3rd Harris Kazuckiewizc , Gambacorta, Beggan, Bichnevicius , Romano, Phillips. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Chris Kenneally FACULTY ADVISOR: Richard Winchester BUSINESS MANAGER: Bill Nickerson EDITORS: Paul Phillips, Bob Tedesco, Pete Phillips, Larry Kasanoff, Roy Seliber. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Lino Tontodonato, Vi Bichnevicius As a student newspaper, the ARGO still has a long way to go, but it has made a good come-back from the desert of Mimeograph-dom which it reached last year. The paper is more a recorder of school events than a leader of vociferous criticism and a medium for student-inspired change , but this characteristic is more an indicator of the times than an ything else. It has made some ventures into the realm of local and national news , but not enough to make an impression . It is hoped that the increased enthusiasm of students and the leadership of Editor Chris Kenneally will continue to improve the quality of the publication. 149 Class VI Band Junior Stage Band 150 ,ook wnai is flexible Campus:, How About Co- r HC« ion| A.P. EXAM a Smoking Lounge? Doc O’s Quiz ' PYPHS pening Week Confusion Racial Balance by Busing Students s. Faeultv Jnderclassmen Attacked Bah; — — — w w ww MJana oeducation - Not the SolutionHexible Camitii :ITY CH AJIgS Giri r At Boys Lad. ENIOR LOUNGE A SUCCESS Talk About Bl iar y nismissa —— ' FEVER AT B.L. History Is Made At i .L,5rCIas! leadmaster, Students The Probleim Inevitabl Reach Compromise W - M o-ediicalion Why Nc TeachersThe Office ... Not CT ClVh Aid tO tHC Pufa Sew TeachersTHE CHEERLEADER Indents Take Over City HallB.L.S. Girls Swim Te; Latin in Laugher Over English _ Boston is a Racist Citv Home and School Meeting I lumnilCONFLIC o o p . .Schedule; ice.. College Boai n Interview ith The. Headmast Mr. James; STUDY b; SENIORITI ' ' . .TherelsNo Greater Sorrow Than Remembering Happy Times in Our Misery. . ' DANTE ' S INFERNO r ■ ] n