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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

lif : LIBER ACTORUM 1977 Boston Latin School Boston, Massachusetts Editor-in-chief CHRISTOPHER KENNEALLY Editor PAUL PHILLIPS Faculty Advisors I MR. FRANK HANNIGAN MR. WILLIAM POWERS I Photographers MICHAEL DOMENICUCCI STANLEY DUDUCH ANTONIO OTERO OUR INTENTIONS . . . We’re all For many of us, the years at Latin School have been trying and difficult. For oth- ers, BLS ' s traditions of academic excellence have again done their handiwork, pro- viding the city of Boston, and indeed, the world, with citizens worthy of the high- est acclaim. But for all of us, the part of our lives which was spent at 78 Avenue Louis Pasteur shall always be looked upon with pride, and a justifiable sense of accomplishment. For we were, we are, the Class of 1977. It is the intention of this book, then, to capture a minute part of that time, so that all may see just how it really was. 2 In Remembrance of . . . In his many years as a teacher at the Latin School, Mr, Jameson did much more than teach us Latin and Greek. Thanks to his fine acting skills, we were able to see the anger of Achilles and the slyness of Sinon come to life in the classroom. None of his students could ever think of Latin as a dead language.. His style of teaching was unique. After gaining recognition for his work on stage and in radio, Mr. Jameson came to teach at the Latin School. It was at this time that he performed his most miraculous feat. Every year, he transformed young Latin School boys into Shakespearean actors. He also continued performing in radio commercials, where his many characters were loved by us all. While at the Latin School, he earned the respect of every- one fortunate enough to know him. Last year he decided to retire from teaching. Latin and Greek will never be the same without him. This however, is not a time for sadness. We will always cherish our memories of Mr. Jameson, and are happy for the people who will now have a chance to know him. We wish Mr. Jameson success, health, and happiness in all future endeavors. . . . Constantine George Pappas Jameson 3 Dedicated to . . He was only with us for twenty-one years, but in that short time, he made his presence felt. Andrew P. Puopolo, who died tragically, left a mark for all to see. school basketball game - just warming up. Coach,” he would say. Because of his outstanding scholastic and athletic achievements at BLS, he was admitted to Harvard, where he continued his academic and athletic excellence. Medical school was to be his next step. Andy deeply and openly loved his parents, sister and brother. His family came first - they were very close. He loved people. At Latin School he would take time out from a busy schedule to tutor younger students. He was so vibrant and active, so energetic and full of life. His life was remarkable, constantly studying, playing sports, being with his family - never a wasted moment. Andy was a coach ' s dream. He was eager, totally dedicated and always in tremendous physical condition. He was a complete individual as he was highly developed in body, mind, and spirit. Andy ' s excellence at Boston Latin School will serve as a guide to other students. His achievements will act as a goal for future students to try to attain. A scholarship has been formed in Andy ' s name and will be awarded annually to that Boston Latin Stu- dent who best exemplifies Andy ' s performance. Andrew Puopolo was a winner in life and he left life a winner. He accomplished: he achieved; he succeeded. There is no question this procedure would have continued if he lived longer. He would have been such a credit to society. Andy has toiled long and arduously in the vineyard. Now heaven shall be his reward. Andy was a perfect example of the Latin School concept of work plus desire equals success. He came to Latin School from the North End and through hard work and dedication, he graduated 7th in a class of 239. He was Vice-President of his class and was a three year athlete, playing football, basketball, and baseball. Andy was chosen for the Scholar- Athlete Award his Senior year. He was extraordinary. He intercepted four passes in one game playing with a broken wrist as Latin defeated New Bedford. He was selected Eastern Massachusetts Player of the Week for that performance. He would run nine miles prior to playing a high by Coach Costello 4 Andrew P. Puopolo 1955-1976 5 Headmasters’ This year has been an unusual one for the Boston Latin School. The retirement of Dr. O’Leary at the end of last year left an ominous gap in the administration of the school. In September, Mr. David Miller, a teacher at BLS for thirty-five years was appointed Acting Headmaster until a screening board could select a man or woman for the permanent position. In mid-January we learned of their decision and on February 28, 1977, it was made official; Mr. Michael G. Contompasis ' 57 was to be our new headmaster. Both of these two distinguished sons of Latin have consented to address the senior class in this issue of the Liber Actorum. “Vos Exituros Salutamus” Mr. David Miller As you complete one chapter of your life story and prepare to start another, you find yourself in a world of turmoil, unrest, and uncertainty - especially true in your own city with its desegregation problems, its financial difficulties, and its political system being questioned by concerned citizens. 0 Tempora, O Mores, your school has been under constant pressure and has not been immune to these problems. Yet the school has continued to provide you a meaningful education and has pre- pared you to meet whatever challenges are in store for you in the future. On the other side of the ledger, the school is grateful to you, the Class of 1977, for not throwing in the towel, for your desire to learn, and for your accomplishments. Special congratulations are due to you for your fortitude and tenacity in acquiring an education under stresses and strains not felt by previous graduates. Our goal has been to send forth young men and women of fine character who will play an important part in the affairs of the community. The city, state, and country will be only as good as you, its citizens, make it. Your school will only be as good as its students and you graduates make it. Your school will need all the support it can muster to keep it a viable institution. In my three score and plus years, nothing has given me greater satisfaction than serving as your Acting Headmaster. Thank you! And now, Vos exituros salutamus. 6 Mr. Michael G. Contompasis ' 57 Messages TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977; I congratulate you, the Class of 1977, for the truly out- standing achievement and honor that you have brought to yourself and your Alma Mater. Your dedication and devotion to duty have been exemplary. The years that you have spent here may often have seemed long, arduous, and frustrating. Many of you have not yet fully realized the value of the Latin School experience. The exposure to a stiff curriculum, the hours spent in preparation for your daily work, the strict adherence to rules and regulations have provided you with the necessary background to further your personal and academic careers. You have been given the means to succeed. A great deal now depends upon how well you apply the lessons learned at the Boston Latin School. Be ever mindful of your responsibilities to your parents, your school and your commu- nity. Be especially loyal to Alma Mater. Aid her in every way so that she may continue to provide your successors with the opportunities that you have received. Make it a point to provide the support needed to help future Latin School stu- dents. I congratulate you again for your interest, your cooperation and your successes. I wish you well and Godspeed. Don ' t Forget us! The Secretaries SEATED: Mrs. Curadossi. STANDING: Mrs. McCanhy and Mrs. Mahoney. 7 Science Ip T ft ' i y 1 Hr SEATED: Ms. Ivaska, Messrs. Golden. Leiter, Connolly, Billage, Estabrooks. STANDING: Messrs. LeProhon, Reddy, Higgins. Snow. Ellswonh. Well, looks like I ' m going to have to lock up the labs. Wanen ' s at it again! That guy gives Science a bad name! Some hydrochloric acid! A touch of sodium hydroxide! 10 All right, boys, watch this! Ha! Hal Knocked him right out I 11 Mathematics FRONT: Ms. Leslie, Mr. Rajangam. MIDDLE: Messrs. Page, Reagan, Salvucci, Durante, Weinen, Themistocles, Maisey. REAR: Messrs. Tierney. Wellings, Hewes, Durant, Haberstroh, Ms. Wamness, Mr. .Anderson, Ms. Walker. Did you hear about the rash of locket robberies in the Math Department? My teeth are in mine! I couldn ' t believe my virgin ears! I’m on the uail right now! 12 What do you think of that, Leo? Oh , Goody , Goody ! ! Don’t bother me now, I’m busy! I’ve almost cracked the case. 13 Classics FRONT: Ms. Shea, Ms. Johnson, Ms. O ' Brien, Messrs. Cox, Sakey, Partridge, Pollock. REAR: Messrs. Dinsfriend, Guilfoy, Slattery, Driscoll, Dr. Desmond, Messrs. Salterio, DeMerit. Latin is not a boring subject ! If anyone can save it, it ' s me. You know, Sam ' s . . . right! 14 I ' ve given up. I ' m in the toy business now. I give up. I give up. Any openings in the basement? I give up. . . . Hmmm 15 FRONT: Mr. Flynn, Ms. McCoun, Messrs. Landrigan, Resnick, Tarpey, Hannigan, Casey. REAR: Messrs Sacks, Roche, Triffleiii, Kelley, Neary, Waldron, Ms. Portman, Ms. Harmon, Mr. McClme. Smile, you ' re on candid camera! Is this good enough? 16 I I would smile . . . if 1 had something to smile about. Smiling is pedestrian. How can I smile? Have you seen the latest Register? What ' s a smile? 17 History He secretly collects from the other teachers . . this is the Don. a ruthless man without any pity . FRONT: Messrs. Sheridan. Rubinovitz. Johnson, Famulari, Powers, Finizia. REAR: Messrs. Leary, But- ters, Dinsfriend, Cunningham, Moore, Brown, Ms. Daly, Mr. Beninati. Let me tell you about the Latin School Organlza tion . . . 18 . . . And dishes out discipline with an iron fist . . . . . . These are his hit men . . . . . . These are his victims . . . A man to be reckoned with and not to be laughed at 19 Sometimes the Coach is such a baby ! Physical Education FRONT: Mr. Costello, Ms. McMahon, Messrs. Irons, Cohen. REAR: Messrs. Chiarini, Jackman, Cole man, Evans. Wheeee ! ! ! Can ' t talk now. Time for his two o ' clock feed- ing. 20 I ' ll kill her! Hey coach, didja hear what she said about you? Ka-bonk! Wait ' ll I tell the coach! 21 FRONT: Mr. Colbert, Ms. Thompkins, Mr. Bowers. REAR: Messrs. Mednicoff, Mosher, Jackmauh. Now what should 1 do with this? Send it to Boston State ! 22 If you don ' t want it. I ' ll eat it! Wait a sec, I ' ll check my files! Does it cha-cha? Don ' t ask me, I ' m only a Guidance Counselor! 23 Music Ika Bb 1 , 1 , . ::-t % ! iii 1 E2 Mr. Peterson, Ms. Tibbetts, Mr. Boisen. Mr . Jerry Boisen conducting . Flexible Campus The Nurse Mr. Charles!. McCabe Mrs. Virginia Partridge 24 Librarian Ms. Alice Fellows Typing Mr. Irving Knitter The Doctor Herbert Fisher , M . D . Senior Custodian Mr. Arthur Nugent 25 Jim, be on the lookout for a bottle of Crazy-Glue that was stolen from the supply room! FRONT ROW: Messrs. Hanel, Donovan. BACK ROW: Messr. Fox, Ms. Ponte, Messr. Nilsen. Crazy-Glue? Someone could have a lot of fun with that! Like getting back at people for those skin-head jokes ! 26 Hey, who put glue on my pens? There ' s glue all over my belt! 1 knew I shouldn ' t have fooled around with that stuff! Now my hand ' s stuck to my face! Oh well, at least they can ' t find me here! Mmmmph! I can ' t get my teeth unstuck! 27 STUDE L y H r 1 lM| President’s Message We, the members of the class of 1977, have completed our years as Boston Latin School stu- dents and will now take our places among the graduates. The years that we have spent at the Latin School have been marked by more changes than those of any other period of our school ' s history, the most significant being the appointment of a new headmaster for the first time by a parent-teacher-student screening committee. Now our most important responsibility as graduates lies in working to insure that the students who follow us will receive the same high quality of education that we were given. 1 have confidence in our ability to do so. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate you, the members of the class of 1977, and to wish you every success in the years ahead. I also want to express for you our gratitude to all those who have made our graduation possible . BRUCE MACFARLANE Vice-President STEPHEN MOSES Secretary MICHAEL SCIPIONE Treasurer 30 James Harrington - Chairman Frank larrobino Class Committee Perry Mehrling Roben Orsi Robert Tedesco Peter Chew Sean Durant Frederick Geyer John Bidorini 31 JOSEPH JOHN ALBANESE A person must do wJiat he wishes, believe in what he does and have faith in what he believes, to be satisfied in what he achieves. For if there is no satisfaction, the achievement was not worth the effort. B.L.S. Science Fair IV-Il. IV - 2nd Place. Ill - 3rd Place, II - 2nd Place; City Science Fair IV-11, IV - 2nd Place; 111 - 3rd Place. II - 2nd Place; Mass. State Science IV-II, IV - 2nd Place, III - Honorable Mention, II - 2nd Place; Letter of Commendation NMSQT, M.A.A. Ill, II; M.A.M.L. III-I; Varsity Crew II, I; Latin-Wellesley Crew II; Chess Club VI; Victory Club 1; Computer Programming Society V; Football Band IV-I; Jr. Band V; Sr. Band IV-I; Jr. Stage Band II; St. Stage Band I; B.L.S. Orchestra I; All-City Band IV-II; All-City Stage Band 1; Southeast District Band II; Tutoring Program; American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers Convention Session Aide II. AMBITION: To enjoy life to its utmost and still be a nice guy. FRANK JOHN ALEXOPOULOS . . .with their humours before a man can do any acceptable. J.V. Basketball; Professional Club III; Ski Club 11; Victory Club IV, 111 . AMBITION: To be successful in anything I undertake. DEBORAH MINNIE AMEER 1 never cared for the sound of being alone. Library Staff IV; Key Club III; Victory Club I; G.A.P. IV-I, Pres. I; Middle Eastern Cultures Club II; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; Professional Club I; Liber Actorum I. AMBITION: To be happy, successful, and to always have good friends. JOHN PATRICK ATKINSON No one Can penetrate me. They only see What ' s in their own Fancy. Always. Weightlifting Club III-I; Professional Club III-I; Student Council V; Irish Historical Society II: Italian Cultural Society I; Victory Club I; Chemzics Society I, V.P. I; Football III; Varsity Football Manager I, All-City Mgr. I; Key Club I , Sgt. -at-Arms I . AMBITION: To die before I get old. STEPHEN DOUGLAS BABCOCK Never try to make anyone like yourself - you know and God knows that one of you is enough. Key Club I; Professional Club I; Radio Club I; National Honor Society I; Class of 1885 Award. BRUCE JAMES BACHMANN You live and learn or you don ' t live long. Student Council IV; J.V. Crew III; Varsity Crew II, I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. AMBITION; To make lots of money and be happy at the same time. GEORGE LEO BARRETT National Honor Society II, I; Wellesley Tutoring II, I; M.A.M.L.; M.A.A. exams; Latin-English Program - Business Staff; Victory Club I: Student Council V-III; Football IV-I; M.V.P. - Latin-English Game ' 76; All-City Team ' 76; Wrestling IV-I, Co-captain II, I; Boston City Wrestling Tournament ' 76, 2nd Place, M.V.P. ; Track I; Weightlift- ing Club IV-I. FRANK JACK BRUCE DEBBIE UNCLE BABS , JOE BEL JOSEPH GERARD BEGGAN I complained because I had no hat, until I saw a man who had no head. Football IV-I; Swim Team IV-llI; Key Club III-I, Pies. I; Chemzics Society II-I, Pres. I: Irish Historical Society IV-1, Treas. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II-I; Delegate to Eastern Mass. National Honor Society Convention I; Professional Club III-I; Table Tennis Society IIl-I; Model U.N. Society I; Harvard Model U.N. Delegate I; Board of Directors I; Victory Club IV-I; Sci- ence Fair III; Modern Prize VI; M. A. A. II-I; MAML Math Olympiad II -I; Student Council I; Argo II; Liber Actorum I; Weightlifting Club III- I; Italian Cultural Society I; Bibliophile Club I. AMBITION: To run fast enough to reach the place I just left. BOTS JAMES JOSEPH BELMONTE Never do today, what you can put off until tomonow. Football IV-III, JOHN HENRY BENATTI Dream until dreams come true. Italian Cultural Society IV-I; Professional Club III; Chemzics Society I. JOHN VINCENT BIDORINI So take me to the station and put me on a train. I ' ve got no expec- tations to pass through here again. Italian Cultural Society II-I; Computet Society VI; Wellesley Program I; Chemzics Society I; Key Club I; National Honor Society Il-l. AMBITION: To own the R.S.R. recording van. EDWARD FRANCIS BORKOWSKI Life is a losing proposition, no one ever comes out of it alive. Professional Club III; Bowling Team II; Victory Club I. AMBITION; To succeed in life without ever trying. GREGORY JOHN BOTSIVALES No man is happy unless he believes he is. Varsity Soccer III-I; Ichthyology Society II-l, Treas. II; Professional Club I; Victory Club I; Wellesley Tutoring Program 1; National Honor Society 1; Harvard Commencement Usher. AMBITION: To become a lawyer. DAVID JOSEPH BRADY , JR. Veni, Vidi, Cuccurti. Glee Club IV-I; Southeast District Choms II, I; Drama Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society IV; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Freshman Football II; Custom Crafts Organization VI; Student Council IV-I; Vic- tory Club I . AMBITION: To get a business degree. BRENDAN BRENDAN JOSEPH BROWNE We ' re all up a creek without any visible means of locomotion. Debating and Forensics Society V-1; Band VI-1; All-City Band IV-Il; All-City Orchestra lV-11; National Honor Society 11, 1: National For- ensics League lll-l. AMBITION: To understand one of Mr. Desmond ' s bad jokes. WILLIAM EDWARD BUCKLEY There ' s always tomorrow for dreams to come true. Football IV, 11: Baseball lV-1; Track 1: Irish Historical Society IV-I; Key Club 11, 1: Professional Club 11; Victory Club 1; Model U.N. Soci- ety 1; Crew 1 . AMBITION: To make it to Georgia before the Confederacy rises again. STEPHEN EDWARD BURKE You live when you ' re born and when you look death in the face. Ski Club II, I; Key Club III-I: Professional Club II: Debating and For- ensics Society IV; Baseball III; Cross-Country Track III; Crew, II, I; Chess Club IV; Argo Staff II; Yearbook Business Staff I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To operate a fleet of pirate ships off the coast of Ugonda. BURKIE JOSEPH HYDE CALLAHAN JR. Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. Track IV; Cross Country III: J.V. Baseball III; Varsity Basketball II, I; Key Club III-I, Vice-President I; Professional Club Ill-l: Irish Histori- cal Society III, II; Student Council II, I; Mass. State Regional Advi- sory Board I; Harvard Commencement Usher II: P.A.Y.S. Certificate of Merit II; Victory Club I; Liber Actorum Staff I. AMBITION: To live for a long, long time. PAUL VINCENT CAMPBELL ' Scuse me while I kiss the sky. National Honor Society II, I; Key Club I; Model U.N. Society I: Base- ball III; Table Tennis Club VI, V, Treasurer V; Wellesley Tutoring Program I; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. AMBITION; To have loose shoes. PAUL ROBERT JAMES CAMPBELL Be careful of what you want - you may get it. B.L.S. Junior Band VI, V; B.L.S. Jr. Glee Club VI, I; Ancient History Club VI: B.L.S. Senior Band IV-I: Ichthyological Society V-IV; Fidel- ity Prize V; National Merit Finalist II. AMBITION: To be the first man on the moon . . . what? STEPHEN ANTHONY CARUSO Music smooths things over, instead of speaking them out. Table Tennis Club VI-IV; Professional Club lll-l; Italian Cultural Society II, I. AMBITION: To have six girlfriends instead of only five. STEVE JOE ROBERT BUCK 34 FRANK ANTHONY CELESTE, JR. Man ' s flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge, edge.” Soccer III, II; Italian Cultural Society 1; Victory Club I; Model U.N. Society I; Glee Club VI. AMBITION: To become a successful criminal lawyer. MARIANNA MEI-WOON CHAN A vagabond, when rich, is called a tourist. Asian Culture Club IV-I; G.A.P. IV-I; National Honor Society II-I; Tutoring Program II-l; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize IV; Approbation Distinction Prize III; Columbia Prize II. AMBITION; To enjoy myself. FRANK PETER CHEW It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Class Committee I; Key Club Ill-l, Secretary I; Asian Cultures Club II -I; National Honor Society II-I, V.P. I; NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Victory Club I; MAML II-I; MAA I; Model U.N. Society I; Chemzics Society II-I. Sec. Treasurer II; Computer Programming Society V-I, Sec. Treasurer II. Adminis- trative Coordinator I; Fidelity Prize V; Radio Club II-I, Sec. Trea- surer II, V.P. I; Tutoring Program II-I; AAAS Staff Aide II: AIChE Session Aide II . AMBITION: To be happy and successful. STANLEY DEE-TONG CHIN No two ways about it, there are two sides to every story. National Honor Society II-I; Tutor I; MAML II-I: MAA II-I; Explor- ers IIl-I, Sec. II, Pres. I; Chemzics Society III-I, Pres. II; Asian Cul- tures Club IIl-I; Fidelity Prize II; Victory Club I; Spring Track II; Cross Country I; Racial Caucus III. AMBITION: To be a Chemical Engineer. PETE ERNEST SUNG CHOR CHIN Rain, rain, go away, come again another day; sadness go away, away, happiness for me forever, everyday. Senior Band I; Percussion Ensemble I; Asian Culture Club I; Table Tennis Society I; National Honor Society I. AMBITION: To free the world from fear. WINSOR ROY CHO The student who stays home and watches TV for hours will go down in history - not to mention math and English . Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Table Tennis Club IV-I; Chess Club IV-I; Chess Team III-I; Victory Club I; Student Council I; Cross Country Track III; Indoor-Spring Track III; Liber Actorum I; Tutoring Program I; MAML-MAA II-I; Modern Studies Prize IV; Regional Science Fair, 3rd Place; State Science Fait, 3rd Place. AMBITION: To solicit my dreams in a conventional style. ERNIE C. WISEMAN ROY CHO Hope springs eternal in the human breast . Chess Team I; Cross Counuy IV-I; Indoor Track III-II; Chess Club III- I; Asian Cultures Club VI-1; Table Tennis Society III-I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II-I; MAML-MAA Ill-I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Tutoring Program II-I; Science Fait IV-II; Mod- ern Studies Prize III; Fidelity Prize II; Spring Track III-I; Weightlifting Club III-II. AMBITION: To be better than what I expect to be. WISEMAN 35 ANDY JANICE FINGERS STEVE ANDREW THOMAS CHUNG Tuesday Afternoon Was Never Ending Wednesday Morning Papers Didn ' t Come Thursday Night Your Stockings Needed Mending See How They Run Junior Band Vl-V; Senior Band V-I; All City Band IV; Classical Award IV; Football Band HI. II; Fidelity Award III; M.A.M.L. II. I; M.A.A. II; Tennis Club II. I. President 1; Tennis Team II. I; Table Tennis Society II. I; Asian Cultures Club II. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; AlChE Usher II; National Honor Society II. I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To enjoy Christmas. STEVEN PATRICK CIMMINO Don ' t Bother Me. I Can ' t Cope. Glee Club VI- I; Drama Club V-I. V.P. II. President I; French Club IV -II; History Club. IV. Ill; Coin Club V; Debating-Forensics Society IV -I. V.P. In Charge of Forensics I; Gold Medal Massachusetts State Forensics Finals; Fidelity Prize II; Liber Actorum I; Prize Declamation IV-I; Francis Gardiner Prize III. II; Cornelius Martin Sullivan Award II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION: To have to use the above quote never. JANICE ANNE CLARKE Hope For The Best. BE Prepared For The Worst. And Take Whatever Comes With A Smile . Dance Committee I; Prom Committee I; Professional Club 1; Basket- ball 11; Volleyball II. KEVIN MICHAEL CLINTON Freshman Baseball IV; Student Council V, IV, 1; Irish Historical Soci- ety 11; Professional Club II, I; Cross Country V. AMBITION: To Grow. EDWARD COLEMAN CLOUGHERTY Be to her virtue very kind; But to her faults a little blind. Ichthyology Club VI; Stage Band IIl-I; Concert Band II-I; Latin School Symphony Orchestra I. AMBITION: To continue my family ' s tradition of excellence. DAVID JOHN COFFEY Veni. Vidi, Vici. Chess Club V; Junior Band V; Senior Band IV-I. Manager I; All-City Band IV, II; All-City Orchestra III, II; B.L.S. Orchestra I; Spring Soc- cer III. AMBITION: To get involved in law - one way or another. STEVEN ERIC COLARUSSO Each lime a man stands for an ideal ... or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope. Fidelity Prize VI; John K. Richardson Award; Professional Club I; Model U.N. Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Century III Scholarship Letter of Commendation, Political Discovery II. AMBITION: To seek a newer world. DAVE 36 GEORGE WILLIAM COLL INS I feel about fate as the man who found himself in heaven. He didn ' t ask himself whether he deserved to be there, he just kept quiet and stayed. J.V. Hockey VI-IV; Professional Club IV-II; Irish Historical Society IV-II; Drug Education Club VI-V; Table Tennis Society VI-V. PETER PAUL CONLEY Life is very interesting if you make a few mistakes. Ski Club II-I; Dance Committee I; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club II-I. AMBITION: To get into heaven. JOHN JOSEPH CONNOLLY, JR. Blessed are they who have nothing to say and who cannot be per- suaded to say it. Fidelity Prize III; Approbation Prize III; Classical Prize V; Irish Histor- ical Society III; Victory Club Il-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Professional Club I; Key Club I; Tutoring Program I; Liber Actorum I, Copy Editor I; NMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Model U.N. Soci- ety I; J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball ll-I; National Honor Soci- ety II-l . AMBITION; To study Law . JOHN JOSEPH CONNOLLY I don ' t care what they have to say. It makes no difference anyway; whatever it is. I ' m against it. Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I; Professional Club 11; Chess Club Vl-V; Radio Club lll-ll. AMBITION: To be independently wealthy and own a ' Rolls. MARK WILLIAM CONNOLLY Professional Club 111-1; Argo 1; Victory Club I; Crew I; Wrestling II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Irish Historical Society 11; Coin Club V; Drug Education Club IV. AMBITION; To be successful in life and to enjoy life fully. DONALD PHILIP CONROY Semper Ubi, Sub Ubi. Football IV; Crew IV-I; Key Club III-I; Professional Club III-II; Model U.N. Society 1; Debating Club IV; Tutoring Program II; Chess Club III; Victory Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society III. AMBITION: To run the Montana State Police. RONALD JOSEPH CONTI You can do it if you want to. Federal Reserve Lecture Series II; Victory Club I; Model U.N. Society I. AMBITION: To understand French. GEORGE i JOHN ALEX RON DOCTOR DON PETER PARKY 37 I GENE GERRY RONALD JOHN GERARD DANIEL COTRONE Those who do not advance fall behind. Junior Band VI-V; Senior Band IV-III; Ichthyology Society VI-III; Ital- ian Cultural Society I: Modern Dance I. AMBITION: To be fulfilled. WILLIAM MICHAEL COTTER For every end. there is a beginning. Jr. Band VI; Fr. Baseball Vl-V; Fr. Hockey V-Vl; Fr. Football IV; JV Baseball IV-III; JV Football III; JV Hockey IV-III; Varsity Football II- I, All-City I; Varsity Basketball II-I; Weightlifting II; Student Council Il-I; Victory Club II-I; Professional Club III-I; Key Club II-I; Irish Historical Society III-I; Prom Committee I; Cenificate of Merit II. AMBITION: To be there when it happens. RONALD CRONIN Life is what you make it! Ski Club 1; Victory Club I; Model U.N. Society I. AMBITION; To make it. PETER KELLY CUNNINGHAM I ' d rather be fishing. Victory Club Treasurer I; Football IV-III; Weightlifting Club V-II; Track IV; Professional Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Irish Historical Society I. AMBITION: To be where little cable cats climb halfway to the stars. JOHN PAUL CURTIS I used to get mad at my school, the teachers that taught me weren ' t cool but living is easy with eyes closed; misunderstanding all you see; it ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out; it doesn ' t matter much to me. Model U.N. Society I; Tennis Club III-I, Pres. I; Fidelity Prize VI; Freshman Football VI; Varsity Tennis Team II-I; Irish Historical Soci- ety II; Victory Club I . AMBITION: Not to get fooled again. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH CZYRKLIS If at first you don ' t succeed . . . panic! Tennis Club IV-III; Baseball III: Victory Club I; Model U.N. Society I; Professional Club II. AMBITION: Never To Panic. EUGENE FRANCIS DANIELS If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bit- ter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst; strive to be happy. Rifle Drill Team VI-I; Color Guard IV-I, Commander 1; Radio Club III -I: Victory Club I; Key Club II-l: Ski Club I; Photography Club I; Pro- fessional Club III-I; Crew I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION: To live each day to its fullest, not worrying about tomor- row, but always remembering yesterday. BILL CHRIS PETE 38 BRADY JOSEPH DAVENPORT With a face like that, all one can do is wear it. Model U.N. I; Professional Club I; Ski Club II. I; Victory Club I; Cross Country V-III; Indoor Track IV-II; Crew II; Baseball IV-III. Ambition: To be normal like everybody else. MARGUERITE DAVOREN It ' s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were. Girl ' s Crew III; Key Club III; Pep Club II; G.A.P. III-l; Professional Club I; Yearbook Staff I; Prom Committee I; Victory Club 1; National Honor Society II, I. AMBITION: To live a happy life. CATHERINE ANNE DEARY When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high and don ' t be afraid of the dark. Walk on. Walk on. Softball II, I; Track Team I; Flexible Campus Coordinator Assistant IV -II; Victory Club III, II, Secretary I; Pep Squad II; Irish Historical Society II . AMBITION: To be true to myself. PAUL LEO DEBOLE With memories like this, who needs natural disasters? Coin Club VI; Photography Club V; Computer Programming Society III -I; Italian Cultural Society III-I; Model U.N. 1; Computet Lecture Series III. AMBITION: To get a better laugh. FRANCIS BERNARD DEHLER This human element is sheer slavery. AMBITION: To become a penguin - or die trying. DANIEL LEONARD DENNIS School comes to an end. but learning never does. Bowling Club II; Tennis Club I; National Honor Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION; To graduate from college and find a job. CHARLES ANGELO DEPASCALE If you allow yourself everything, you ' ll have nothing to desire. Senior Concert Band IV-I; Senior Stage Band II, I; Football Band IV-I; Beginner ' s Band VI; Junior Concert Band V; Junior Stage Band II; Orchestra 1; Southeast District Band III, II; Fidelity Prize IV; Approba- tion Prize II; National Merit Letter of Commendation II; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. II-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I; Chess Club V; Key Club I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To take Polly and reach the top. BRADY CATHY FRANK CHARLIE PAUL MARGUERITE DAN 39 The Spectre of Boston Latin School by Paul Phillips Among the often-repeated phrases of Boston Latin School teachers is the prophecy that the distinc- tion of our having graduated from Boston Latin School will follow us throughout our lives. While other students soon drop the names of their high schools from their lists of achievements, Latin School alumni retain the name of their Alma Mater with pride. Their pride is based on the continuing academic excellence which Boston Latin graduates attain. The reasons for this success have often been discussed by both administrators and faculty members. Dr. Wilfred O ' Leary lauded the liberal arts philosophy, which, he said, fosters intellectual stim- ulation and develops a well-rounded student. Mr. David Miller extolled the stability of the Boston Latin School; these sentiments were echoed by Mr. Aaron Gordon, who praised the consistency of both the faculty and the curriculum. Butrall these factors, while having, no doubt, a profound effect on the educational process at Boston Latin, hardly explain the long-enduring academic achievements of Latin School students. The Class of 1977, for instance, includes the Number One mathematical student in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, one of only dfie hundred nationally-selected competitors for the Mathematics Asso- ciation of America team, and nine National Merit Scholarship finalists. Noting all these accomplishments, one realizes that the true reason for the ongoing success of the Boston Latin School is the quality of the students who attend the school. Afi ir four to six years of continuous weeding out, the vestige of students who remain into the Senior Year is, indeed, the cream of the crop. But these students possessed the seed of success long before they came to Boston Latin. Latin School merely caused that seed to germinate. In the same way. Dr. O’Leary ' s belief that BLS creates the well-rounded student is only partly true. Intellectual conditioning merely brings to the surface the versatility inherent in the students which Latin School by nature attracts. This versatility is more than just academic ability, however. Among Latin School students there is a unity which binds them together in a common purpose. Mr. Aaron Gordon called it a feeling of family. There is an empathy, so that success achieved by one is shared by all. When six members of our class were accepted to Harvard University under the Early Action Plan, for nstance, the subsequent reaction was like electricity spreading throughout the entire class. And when fellow class-member Perry Mehrling became the Number-One-ranked mathematics student in Massachusetts, it was a victory for us all . In the same way, the misfortunes of one student or teacher become the misfortunes of all students and teachers. During the Autumn of 1971, for example, when violence rocked the Latin School English High area, the members of the BLS football team, among them Andrew Puopolo, were only too eager to come to the aid of the harassed underclassmen. In 1973, when beloved Latin School assistant-headmaster William Devore died, a spontaneous movement to collect contributions for the establishment of a Devore Memorial Scholarship was an immediate success. And when Andy Puopolo ' 73 was fatally stabbed in 1976, a joint scholarship effort by Boston Latin and Harvard University was enormously successful. This spirit of camaraderie among BLS alumni, fostered in youth at Boston Latin School, continues into later years. It is the motivating force behind the golden names along the walls of the audito- rium, na mes i nHTcaiTng large donations to the school by Latin School alumni. This camaraderie is also the reason that the 25th- and 50th-year alumni return to judge the annual BLS Prize Declama- Competition . It is the reason that gentlemen like Drs. O’Leary and Desmond, and Messrs. Miller, Contompasis, and Gordon continue to uphold the high academic standards of their Alma Mater. And finally, this’ camaraderie is the basis for the immense pride and loyalty which all aluffifff ' fSSl’TWtlTC ' Boston ' Latin Sbhool . litiT . .41 ANNE MARIE DEVER Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Cheerleading III-I, Co-captain I; Dance Committee I; Irish Historical Society II: Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To ride a Gondola from here to Oshkosh. DANIEL MICHAEL DEVINE Refuse the life of anarchy: refuse the life devoted to one master. Drill Team V: Table Tennis IV-III: Professional Club II-I; National Honor Society I . AMBITION: To have a career in medicine. lOHN JOSEPH DISCIULLO Always leave ' em laughing. Chess Club VI-IV: Radio Club II, Vice-President I: Italian Cultural Society I . AMBITION: To inherit a million dollars, own a Ferrari, and not have to work. MICHAEL JOSEPH DOMENICUCCI Crew III-I, Co-captain II-I: Drama Club IV-I: Latin School Band VI- IV: Model U.N. 1; Victory Club I: Argo Photographer I; Yearbook Pho- tographer I . AMBITION: To be the first to see a sunset rise. SABATINO DONNARUMA Why run when you can walk? Victory Club I: Professional Club I; Key Club I. AMBITION: To succeed in business with the least amount of effort. JOHN THEODORE DOUKAS In our life alone does nature live. Chess Club VI: Table Tennis Society IV-Il: History Club IV; Vice- Pres. Professional Club I; Ecology Action Club I, Vice-Pres. I; Junior Band Vl-V; All City Band IV-Il; Senior Band IV-I; Stage Band I; Foot- ball Band IV-II; J.V. Soccer IV-III; Varsity Soccer II. AMBITION: To be where I want to be always. FRANCIS TIMOTHY DOYLE Will is the procurer of appetite. Baseball IV-I; Crew I; Professional Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society II; Model U.N. I; National Merit Finalist I; Who ' s Who Member I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To find an honest man and rob him. DAN BAGLE DUKE BINGA JOHN SAB STONEY 42 MARK JOHN DRISCOLL Ancient History Club IV; Argo Staff III-I; Close-Up Program II; Elec- tion Committee IV-III; Drama Club V-IH, Sergeant-at- Arms IV; Freshman Football IV; Varsity Football III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Irish Historical Society IV-I; J.V. Hockey Manager IV; Book- store Committee IV-III; Bloodmobile Committee Co-Chairman IV- III, Chairman I; Key Club IV-I; Delegate to Key Club International Convention IV-I; Key Club International Distinguished Service Award 1975; Yearbook Staff I, Senior Editor I; Professional Club IV-I, Sec. II, V.P. I; Crew VI, V; Student Cou ncil V-I, Treas. IV, V.P. IlI-II; B.L.S. Advisory Council III; Boston Student Advisory Council, Alter- nate Delegate IV, Voting Delegate III; Mass. Student Advisory Coun- cil III; Victory Club VI-I, V.P. I; Who ' s Who Among High School Stu- dents III, II. MARK STANLEY VINCENT DUDUCH Chevvies never get old, they just get faster. Student Council V; Photography Club V; Drama Club V-I; Model U.N. Society I; Crew II, I; Victory Club I; Yearbook Staff I; Sailing Club III. AMBITION; To own my own business. EDWARD JOHN DUFFY JR. When we think of all we have done, we are proud; when we think of all we could have done, we are humble. Professional Club III-I; Irish Historical Society II; Key Club ll-l; Vic- tory Club IV-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Senior Prom Com- mittee I; Freshman Football IV; J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball Il-I. AMBITION: To succeed in the business world. DUFF SEAN FREDERICK DURANT You go your way. I ' ll go mine. Football IV; Professional Club II-I; Victory Club I; Class Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Prom Committee I. AMBITION: To have a happy and useful life. TIMOTHY FRANCIS ENGLISH Model U.N. Society I; Tennis Club I; Victory Club Letter II. AMBITION: To be a rock and not to roll . . . National Merit JOSEPH ANTHONY EOSCO Beginners Band VI; Junior Band V-IV; Senior Band III-I; Football Band III-I; Bowling Club II; Victory Club I; Italian Cultural Society I; Pro- fessional Club I; Yearbook Staff I; J.V. Basketball III. AMBITION: To be successful in the world of business. TIM MICHAEL ALLEN EVERSON Onward and Upward, but out at third. Freshman Baseball VI- V; Junior Band IV. AMBITION: To be the best magician this side of Mongolia. MIKE SEAN SCO FITZ E JANET CLAIRE FALDETTA Take one day at a time. G.A.P. I; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II-I; Fidelity Award III; Yearbook Staff I. AMBITION: To find happiness wherever I may go. PAUL FRANCIS FARRELL This school is history . Student Council I; Model U.N. Society I; J.V. Hockey V-II, Manager Hockey III; Band VI-IV; Irish Historical Society II. AMBITION: To be the president of an industrial corporation. MICHAEL ANTHONY FESTA What is a man? What has he got? If not himself, then he has not. Varsity Football III-I, Captain I, All-City I; Varsity Baseball lll-l, All-City ll-I; Stage Crew lll-l; Ski Club IV-I; Italian Cultural Society Ill-l; Key Club 1; Yearbook Staff; Latin-English Football Program 1; Victory Club IV-1; Weightlifting Club lll-l; Classical Prize II. AMBITION; To do it my way. WILLIAM PATRICK FINN You can get it if you really want; but you must try. try, and uy ' til you succeed at last. Track Team II; Bowling Club II; Tennis Club I. AMBITION; To be a college professor. JOSEPH PATRICK FITZGERALD Irish Historical Society IlI-II; Intramural Basketball II. AMBITION: To strive for perfection. THOMAS JOHN FITZGERALD Irish Historical Society III-II; Student Council VI; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To think of a quote. THOMAS OWEN FITZGERALD Life is but a stepping stone to Death: so take it one step at a time. J.V. Football III, Varsity Football II-I, Football Manager VI-IV; Track II-I; Basketball Manager VI-III; Weightlifting Club VI-I; Stu- dent Council V, III-I, Vice President I; Key Club II-I; Victory Club VI -I; Professional Club II-I: Irish Historical Society VI-I, Vice President I; Latin-English Football Program Business Manager I; Yearbook Staff I; Argo Staff Il-l; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation II; Bicentennial Club I; Student Council Fund Raising Committee I. AMBITION: To be voted to the All-City Team. FITZ PAUL JANET MIKE TOM 44 EDWARD JOSEPH FITZPATRICK Sailing Club IV; Spring Track III; Indoor Track II; Key Club II-l; National Honor Society Il-I; Professional Club I; Fidelity Prize III; Victory Club I . KEVIN JOSEPH FLAHERTY It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubts. Professional Club III, I; Victory Club II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Key Club II-T; MAML Olypiad I; Irish Historical Society II. AMBITION; Never to see another Latin book for as long as I live. STEPHEN FRANCIS FOLEY Student Council VI- V; Sailing Club V; Freshman Football IV; Fresh- man Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey III; Wrestling II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Ski Club III-I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: Never to see another Latin book for as long as I live. TIMOTHY JOSEPH FOLEY Those who ate afraid of life ate already three parts dead . Tennis Club IV-II; Key Club II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Professional Club ll-l; Irish Historical Society II: Bowling Club III. AMBITION; To be happy in my work. STEVE JOHN JAMES FRACKLETON Still crazy after all these years . . . Cross Country Ill-l; Indoor Track I. Co-captain; Outdoor Track 1; Hockey IV-III; Ski Club IV-I; Professional Club II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Band VI; Victory Club VI. AMBITION: To be an ace. WAYNE RALPH FRERICHS Be NICE. Football IV-I; Track V-II; Victory Club 1; Italian Cultural Society II; Professional Club II-I. GEORGE FRANCIS GALLUCCI Life is just a game, and only with your laughter can you win . . . French Club III-II, Treasurer III, Vice-president II; Library Staff V- III; Italian Cultural Society I; Bibliophile Club I: Ancient History Society IV; Victory Club I; Bicentennial Research Committee IV, Ecology Action Club I; Register Staff 1. AMBITION; To have ' no regrets. ' FRACK GEORGE WAYNE TIM 45 JOHN PAUL GAUGHAN Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey IV-lII; Professional Club III; White Caucus III . FREDERICK JOHN GEYER Perhaps one day it will give us pleasure to recall these present day tribulations. Cross Country IV-I, Co-captain I; Track IV-1; Freshman Baseball V; Argo Staff lll-l; Tutoring Program II-I; Model U.N. Society 1; National Honor Society II-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Senior Class Committee I; Student Council VI; Who ' s Who Among High School Students I; MAML II; MAA I; Fidelity Prize II; Classical Prize VI-III; Modern Prize IV. AMBITION : To be the ' ' hope for 77 . ROBERT PAUL GUARNOTTA Fennel Corbin must be resettled. Key Club V-I; Model U.N. Society I; Computer Programming Society V; Italian Cultural Society III-I; Professional Club III-I; Victory Club IV-I; Crew I; Wrestling Team 1; Yearbook Staff I . GEORGE CHARLES GULINELLO We must remember that one man is much the same as another, and that he who is trained in the severest school is best. Key Club III-I; Tennis Club I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To become a C.P.A. and be on the cover of Spons Illus- trated and not be jinxed. STEPHEN WILLIAM HAGER 1 don ' t want to hear any more ' cause I heard it all before. AMBITION: To meet the Wiz. CHRISTOPHER HENRY HAMILTON He approaches nearest to the gods who know how to be silent, even though he is in the right . Football IV-I; Key Club III-I; Professional Club III-I; Irish Historical Society III-II; Weightlifting Club II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Political Discovery II; Close-Up I; Victory Club IIl-I; Flexible Campus Assistant III-I; Fidelity Prize II; Tutoring Program II; Glee Club VI- V; Photography Club V. AMBITION: To become a lawyer. JOSEPH MICHAEL GARDINER I had rather have a fool to make me happy than experience to make me sad . Golf Team IV-I, Co-captain II-I, M.V.P. II; Indoor Track III-I; Key Club Il-I; Bibliophile Club III-I; National Honor Society Il-I; Tutoring Program I; Yearbook Staff I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize V, IV; Fidelity Prize II, MAA IIl-l; MAML II- I. AMBITION: To make it to the top as quickly as possible because I can ' t stand waiting . JOHN BOB STEVE GEORGE JOE a FRED 46 GUY MARTIN HARN When the candles are out, all women are fair. Model U.N. Delegate I; Drama Club II-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Golf Team II-I. AMBITION; To become a Gynecologist. JAMES STEPHEN HARRINGTON We can ' t all do everything, so let me take care of it. Chess Club V-III; History Club Treasurer IV-III; Modern Prize IV; Classical Prize III-II; Approbation Prize III-II; Math X Club III; Table Tennis Society III; German Club III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Student Council II; Political Discovery II; B.L.S. Delegate to Massa- chusetts National Honor Society Convention II; Irish Historical Society II; National Honor Society II-I; B.L.S. Youthpoll American National Panelist II-I; Tutor Il-I; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I; Class Committee I. GUY BRIAN DENNIS HART More sinned against, than sinning. Student Council III-I; Chemzics Society II; Ichthyology Society V-I; Library Staff IV-III; Tutoring I; Ancient History Society IV. AMBITION: To go to England and visit Shakespeare ' s house. RONALD ADRIAN HAWKER A pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees an opportunity in every difficulty. Soccer Manager V; J.V. Football III; Professional Club 1; Victory Club IV-I; Student Council VI-I; Boston Student Advisory Council II; Eastern Mas s District Student Council II; Student Council Advisory Board, Chairman II-II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; White Caucus III- II; Key Club III-I, Bookstore Committee III-II: Bloodmobile Commit- tee I; Senior Prom Committee I; Student Council Constitution Revision Chairman; Tutor III-II; Student Council Election Committee V-II; Dance Committee I. AMBITION: To become president of a teamsters ' union and to succeed in life. BRIAN STEVEN PAUL HEARN Make it. Freshman Hockey V-IV; J.V. Hockey III; J.V. Baseball III; Profes- sional Club III; Varsity Basketball II; Victory Club I. STEPHEN MICHAEL HENDERSON Time may change me, but I can ' t change time. National Honor Society II-I; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Professional Club I. AMBITION: To be filthy rich. STEVE CHRISTOPHER JOHN HERN Now I know how many holes it takes to fill the Alben Hall. World History Society IV; Sailing Club IV-III; Library Staff V-IV; Tennis Club 1; Glee Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tutor- ing Program II-I; National Honor Society II-I; Crew III-I, Co-captain II-I; Cross Country III; Victory Club I; Argo II; MAML III-I; MAA II-I; Classical Prize VI, IV, II; Bibliophile Society I, Sergeant-at-Arms I. AMBITION: To be. or not to be. WOLF BUBBA HARRY STEPHEN 47 LARRY JOSEPH MICHAEL HOLLAND It ' s not the size of the man in the fight that counts, it ' s the size of the fight in the man. Hockey IV; Baseball IV; Tennis Club III-I; Professional Club II-I; Key Club II; Victory Club I. AMBITION; To succeed. JANICE MARIE HORAN Remember yesterday, enjoy today and hope for tomorrow. National Honor Society II-I; Classical Prize IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Approbation Prize III; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; Crew III; G.A.P. III-II; Key Club III; Victory Club I; Professional Club I; Year- book Staff I, Copy Editor; Prom Committee I. AMBITION; Never to teach life ' s destiny. FRANK ANTHONY lARROBINO When in doubt - mumble . . . Ancient History Society V; Italian Cultural Society IV- 1; Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize III; National Honor Society II-I; Key Club II-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Senior Class Committee I; Model U.N. Society I; Tutorial Program I. AMBITION; To be a monk. LORD PAUL IBANEZ And the LORD said . . . Student Council V; Beginners Band VI; Junior Band V; Senior Band IV- I; Football III; All-City Orchestra IV-II; All-City Band IV-III; B.L.S. Orchestra IV-II; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I; Key Club I. AMBITION; To become emperor of the Philippines. MICHAEL ANTHONY lERARDI Anything w orth having is worth cheating for. Italian Cultural Society II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Harvard Model U.N. Conference I; Victory Club I; Key Club I. AMBITION; To buy New York City and give it back to the Indians. GEORGE THOMAS JOSEPH I finally made it. I think. Drill Team V-I, Commander II; Radio Club I, Sec.-Treas.; Photogra- phy Club I; Victory Club I . LAWRENCE ALAN KASANOFF Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Argo III-I, Editor II; Tennis Club III-II; Professional Club II, Secretary I; Register Business Staff I; National Honor Society II-I; Classical Prize III; Fidelity Prize III . AMBITION: To have the president of the United States call me up for advice on how to tun the country, and to put him on hold. 48 CHRISTOPHER KENNEALLY Tell me if anything ever was done. Argo IV-I, Editor-in-Chief III-I; Student Council IV-III, Secretary III; Radio Club IV-II, Secretary -Treasurer IV, III, Vice-President II; MAML Olympiad II-I; National Honor Society II-I; PSAT-NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize IV-III; Approbation Prize III-IV; Modern Prize V; Warren East- man Robinson Prize III; Spring Crew IV-II; Liber Actorum Editor-in- Chief I . AMBITION: To be a lumberjack, leaping from tree to tree . . . PAUL GERARD KENNY You got it, we move it. Football III-I; Student Council IV-II; Key Club I; Victory Club IV-I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Track III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo II . CHRIS MICHAEL THOMAS KERR Success comes to those who try not to avoid obstacles, but to over- come them. String Ensemble VI-I; Crew Team III-II; Lab Assistant III-I; Tutor I; Irish Historical Society I; Professional Club III; Victory Club I; 3rd Place M.A.A. ' 76 ' ; Lawrence Prize VI-Il. AMBITION: To become a little oT peanut farmer. MICHAEL EDWARD KHOURI Things are bound to be improving these days. Fidelity Prize VI; Modern Prize VI. AMBITION: To meet The Bones. MICHAEL FRANCIS KING Alas poor Yorick, I knew him well! Victory Club VI-I; Professional Club 1; Football IV-III; Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball Manager V-IV; Editor, Football Program I; Argo Staff ll-I; Class Trip Co-ordinator I; Student Council 1. AMBITION: To be a self-made millionaire. MIKE ROBERT LEE KIRSCH Fear is the mind-killer. Ichthyology Society 111-11, Pres. IV-llI; Professional Club ll-l, Treas. 11, Pres, 1; Judaic Cultural Society Il-l, Founder II, Sec. II, V.P. I; Bibliophile Club II-I, Treas. I; High School Representative - Educa- tional Studies Program lll-l; Boston Science Fair - Second Place - 111; National Honor Society Il-l; National Merit Semifinalist 1; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 1; Tutoring Programming II; Liber Actorum I; Asian Cultures Club ll-I; AAAS Usher II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; MAML Olympiad I; Student Council III, 1; Multi-Ethnic Committee 1. AMBITION: To work with Jacques Yves Cousteau. MIKE MIKE ROB 49 And now for the continuing saga of ‘Batman and Robin.’ As we look in, we see the Dynamic Duo at work in the Bat cave. BATMAN: Now for the automatic oscilloscopic neuro-protonic Bat- clip! ROBIN; Holy skunk, Batman! I soaked this nucleo-atomic Batburner in ammonia, as you ordered! BATMAN: That fiend Gas-Man will not escape us! BATMAN: Ah! Just the aroma I wanted! Now we ' re ready! (MEANWHILE, AT THE SECRET LABORATORY OF THAT DASTARDLY KING OF CHEMICALS, GAS-MAN . . .) vfe find Gas-man and his partner. Sludge . and Gas-Man ' s criminal henchmen. 50 Everything’s ready here, Gas-Man! I can ' t watch! ! All set here! You can stan! FA-ZOOM! ! ! GASMAN: Now Batman can’t stop us! BATMAN: Wrong again. Gas-Man. Robin, quench that fire ! GAS-MAN: Curses, foiled again! 51 GUS THEODORE PAUL KORDIS It ' s the fool who plays it cool by making his world a little colder. ].V. Basketball III: Varsity Basketball II-I; Junior Band VI-IV; Senior Band III-I; Victory Club I; Model U.N. I; Chemzics Society I. AMBITION: To be able to commute to the Sheraton again. KAREN ANN LABELLE Post Pioelium, Praemium. Swim Team III-I: Softball Team II: Crew IV: Victory Club IV, I; Liber .Actorum Staff I: National Honor Society II-I: Science Fait Honorable Mention II: AIChE Session Aide II: Senior Band Ill-I: Football Band III- I: Ski Club I: Fidelity Prize IV: MAML I: Senior Band Manager I: VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship I: Chemzics Society I. AMBITION: To do what I want to do. JOHN PATRJCK LANE As Alexander Graham Bell once said to his wife, What do you mean my three minutes ate up? National Honor Society II-I: Tutorial Program I: Victory Club I: Fidel- ity Prize VI: Bowling Club II. AMBITION: To be retired to study. MICHAEL JOSEPH LASCALEIA Debating and Forensics Society V-I, Treasurer IV-III: Ichthyology Club II-I: Chemistry Lab Assistant IV-I: Tutor I: National Honor Soci- ety I: MAML II-I: Modern Prize VI: Classical Prize V: Fidelity Prize IV: Approbation Prize IV-III: National Merit Letter of Commendation I: Harvard Commencement Usher II: State Science Fair Third Prize II: Science Fair Second Prize II: Regional Science Fair Honorable Men- tion II. AMBITION: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. MARY ELLEN LAURA Sounds of laughter, shades of life are ringing through my opened ears, inciting and inviting me. Victory Club IV, I: Pep Squad II: Irish Historical Society II: Argo Busi- ness Staff I: Dance Committee I: Yearbook Staff I: Ski Club I. AMBITION: To enjoy myself. DAVID FRANCIS LAVIE Oh. I wish I were an Alabama Trooper. Interstellar Communications Club I: Glee Club IV-I: Soccer III: Wres- tling V: MIT Rocket Society Research and Development Contest Third Place II: Computer Club I. AMBITION: To steal Ed Bomber Roode ' s Harley sponster. GEORGE VINCENT LEAHY I made it with a lot of help from my friends. National Honor Society II-I: Tutoring Program II-I: MAML III-I: MAA III-I: Victory Club II-I: J.V. Baseball III: Classical Prize V, III: P.A.Y.S. Certificate of Merit: Harvard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION: To start my own business. DIMPS MARY MIKE TED JOHNNY KAREN CHERRY JAN LEE There have been some good times but the best are yet to come. National Honor Society II, I; Girls ' Aid to the Public III, II; Fidelity Prize III; Tutoring Program I; Victory Club I; Key Club III; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; B.L.S. Graduation Usherette II; Liber Actorum Activities I; Professional Club Rec. Secretary I; Asian Cul- tures Club IIl-I. AMBITION; To open a salon for the ultimate wedgies. EDWARD YEE LEE To fly as fast as thought to anywhere that is, you must begin by knowing that you ' ve already arrived. Asian Cultures Club II, I; Chess Club V; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I; Soccer II, I; Indoor Track II; Approbation Prize V, II; Modern Prize IV; Fidelity Prize VI; M.A.M.L. I. AMBITION; To explore the mysterious and the unknown. WILSON LEE The essence of knowledge is not only to have it but also to apply it. Asian Cultures Club VI-1, Pres. II, 1; Argo I; Chemzics Society IV-I; Chess Team I; Liber Actorum I; Math Club IV- II; Model U.N. I; Num- ismatic Society II, I, Pres. I; Photography Club 1; Professional Club 1; Radio Club IV-II; Student Council IV-Il; Table Tennis Society V-1, Treas. II, Pres. I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tutoring Program I; B.L.S. Science Fair IV, 3rd Place; M.A.M.L. II, I; Certificate of Merit I; M.A.A. II, I; Soccer II; Cross Country III; Indoor Track III-I; Outdoor Track III-I. AMBITION; To make history. DAVID LAWRENCE LEONE Band VI; Italian Cultural Society II. I; Professional Club I; Crew I; Victory Club I . AMBITION; To be successful in the business world. CHARLES EDWARD LEPORE What we ate today is our Gift from God; What we become is out Gift to God . J.V., Varsity Football III-I; J.V., Varsity Baseball IV-I; Varsity Indoor Track III-I, All-City II, I; Victory Club III-I; Italian Cultural Society IV-I; Student Council VI, V; Chess Club VI-IV; N.H.S. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Professional Club III-I; Weightlift- ing Club IV-I; Indoor Track, Captain I; City Champ 50 Yd. Dash. AMBITION; To meet another person who can do no wrong. JOHN JOSEPH LOBOSCO Life can neither be a fortissimo, not a pianissimo; life must be a mezzo. Ichthyology Club VI; Junior Band VI, V; Senior Band V-I; All-City Orchestra VI-I; All-City Stagehand II, I; B.L.S. Stagehand III-I; B.L.S. Football Band III, II; Fidelity Prize II; Southeast District Orchestra I; N.H.S. II, I; All-State Band I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; All-City Band VI-III; Tutoring I. AMBITION; To become a famous musician or a successful business- man. BERNARDINO JOSEPH LOMBARDI Let both sides explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those problems which divide us. Football IV-I; Track III; Baseball IV; Crew V; Student Council VI, V, III, 1. V.P. 1; Key Club IV-I; Italian Cultural Society IV-I; Profes- sional Club IV-I; German Club III; Model U.N. I; Argo II, I; Latin- English Program I; Drama Club V; Debating VI, V; PSAT-NMSQT Let- ter of Commendation; Liber Actorum 1. AMBITION: To make lots of money and then support the candidate opposing Mark Driscoll! MR. LE E CHARLIE POOBAH DAVE JOHN CHERRY EDDIE 53 11 KEVIN JOHN GARY KEVIN MENG LUKE Yesterday is experience. Tomonow is hope. Today is getting from one to the other the best I know how. Asian Cultures Club V-I; Table Tennis Society I; Victory Club I; Fidelity Prize VI. AMBITION: To be successful. PAUL JOSEPH LYNCH I hurt my pride. Drill Team VI, V; ].V. Basketball IV, III; Football III-I; Freshman Baseball VI; Victory Club I; Professional Club I; Weightlifting III-I. AMBITION; To get by. JOHN JOSEPH MACAULEY Great is the power of might and mind but only love can make us kind. Glee Club II, I; Professional Club II, I; Model UN Society V. AMBITION: To be the shining symbol of all that ' s great and good. STEPHEN PAUL MACCHI When I was young they shipped me off to school and told me how not to play the game. Golf Team II, I; Freshman Hockey V, IV; J.V. Hockey V, IV; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Victory Club I; Ski Club II, I; Band VI, V. AMBITION: Not to end up at Boston State. GARY ALLEN MACDONALD This song is over. Professional Club VI; Irish Historical Society III-II; Golf Team II, I; Baseball III; Basketball III; Ski Club I; Model UN Society I. AMBITION; To stay out of jail. BRUCE ALAN MACFARLANE Vice President Class of 1977; Cross Country Track IV-I; Winter Track V-I, Captain I; Computer Programmer ' s Society V-I, President II-I; National Honor Society II, I: National Merit Letter of Commendation; Math Team III-I; Key Club I; Spring Track IV-I; Victory I; MAML and MAA III-I. AMBITION: To legalize card playing in the lounge. THOMAS OLIVER MACLAY I ' m in complete control; it ' s the situation that ' s a little out of con- trol . Coin Club VI, V; Glee Club I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To see the world. PAUL A STEVE BRUCE 54 RICHARD ANTHONY MADDALO Senior Band I-, Table Tennis II; Model U.N. Society I; All-City Orchestra I; All-City Stage and Concen Band II; All-State Band I. NEAL MORRISON MARGULIS Junior Band VI; Chess Club V; Bicentennial Research Committee IV; Victory Club III-I; Senior Band II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II-l. AMBITION: To go beyond the yellow brick road. DANIEL BEN MARKSON Ride along the winds of time and see where we have been but look both ways when you cross the street . Liber Actomm, Copy Editor I; Key Club III-I, Board of Directors I; Radio Club III-I; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I: Tutoring Pro- gram III; National Honor Society II-I; Fidelity Prize III; Science Fair Third Place III . AMBITION: To get the most out of life. DANIEL FERNANDO MARTINI Confucious Say: He who wish to be leader of the band must first face the music! Class VI-V Bands; Senior Band IV-I; Senior Stage Band IV-I; Football Band IV-I; J.V. Football Team IV; Model U.N. Society 1. AMBITION; To be the greatest tmmpet player in the world and never hear another Latin word again. FRANCIS MICHAEL MASURET Always put off until tomonow what you shouldn ' t do at all. Golf III; Tennis III-II; Crew I; Professional Club II-I; Italian Cultural Society II-I: Model U.N. Society I; Argo Business Staff II-l; Victory Club I. STEPHEN PATRICK MAZZULLl Sometimes one pays most for the things one gets for nothing. Football IV-I; Key Club III-I, Sgt.-at-Arms I; Victory Club I; Band VI -III; Swim Team VI-III; Chemzics Society I; Model U.N. Society I; Italian Cultural Society IV-I; Close-Up Program I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. AMBITION: To ask always ' Why Not? ' , ' For Why ' , for then do Fairies never die. DANIEL JOSEPH MCCARTY The 1 stall is the best of all. Football I; Professional Club I; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society 1: Student Council II; Key Club II; Wrestling III; Weightlifting III; Election Committee II; Red Cross Blood Program I; Bicentennial Club. STEVE NEAL DAN FRANK DAN DAN RICH 55 RICHARD JOHN MCCORMICK Key Club IV-I; Professional Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society V-II; Victory Club III, II; Latin-English Program III; Student Council V-lII; Book Store IV,- III; Freshman Hockey V; Drug Education V, IV. JOSEPH MCDERMOTT History Club IV; Irish Historical Society III, II; Key Club III-I; Victory Club I; Professional Club I. AMBITION; To be a Corporate Lawyer. JOSEPH GERARD MCDONAGH I strive to be as happy as possible while Tm alive, because I’ll be dead for a long time. Band V-I; Football Band IV-II; Irish Historical Society III; Outdoor Track III; Indoor Track II; Student Council III-I; Victory Club II, I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Wrestling I; Football II. 1. AMBITION: To live happily ever after. KEVIN MICHAEL MCDONNELL Of course I can do it: Tm a senior. Baseball IV; Cross-Country IV; Ski Club IV-I; Professional Club II, I; Key Club II, I; Model U.N. I; Argo Staff II, I; Liber Actorum I; Vic- tory Club I; Student Council Fund Raising I; Student Council Advisory Board Alternate I. AMBITION; To reach a goal in life, no matter how high. CHRIS MARK MCDONOUGH If you want to get to heaven, you ' ve got to raise hell. J.V. Hockey IV-III; Irish Historical Society IV-II; Key Club III, II; Golf III-I. AMBITION: To win The Masters ' . JOHN EDWARD MCCARTHY It was real. It was nice. It wasn ' t teal nice. Student Council IV, III; Freshman Hockey IV; J.V. Hockey III, II; Victory Club I; Key Club IV, HI. AMBITION: To return as headmaster at B.L.S. JOSEPH FRANCIS MCDONOUGH I shall be telling this with a sigh, somewhere ages and ages hence. Two toads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. National Honor Society I; Soccer IV-II; Model U.N. I: Tennis Club I; Ski Club IV-I. AMBITION; To be a trial lawyer. JOE KEVIN JOE JAKE RICO JOE 56 PETER JOHN MCGILL Freshman Football IV; J.V. Football 111; Varsity Football 11-1; All City 1; Victory Club 11-1; Weightlifting Club 111-1. AMBITION; To do better in the future than I ' m doing now. LAURA ANN MCGRATH Miles from nowhere; guess I’ll take my time to teach there. Varsity Volleyball 111-1, Captain 111, Co-captain I; Varsity Softball 111 -1; Varsity Basketball lll-l, Co-captain lll-I; National Honor Society II. I; Italian Cultural Society I; Track Team II, I; National Merit Scholarship Commendation II; Classical Prize IV; High School Olym- pics II; Liber Actorum I, Sports Co-Editor I. AMBITION: To be on time - sooner or later. PETE BRENDAN FRANCIS MCLAUGHLIN If you can ' t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your bull. Key Club IV-I; Professional Club IV-I; Sailing Club III-I; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society III, II; Model U.N. II, I; Ski Club III-I; Crew I . AMBITION: To marry an heiress. MICHAEL EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN Semper ubi, sub ubi. Freshman Football IV, J.V. Ill; Victory Club I; Model U.N. I; Student Council V-II; Irish Historical Society III, II. AMBITION: To be a comedian. ALAN CRAIG MCNAMARA Those were the days, thank God they ' re over. Varsity Hockey III, II; J.V. Baseball III; Tennis Club III, II; Crew II. AMBITION: To pay back all the backstabbers. PAULINE MARIE MCNAMARA If there ' s any answer, maybe love will end the madness, maybe not, oh but we can only try. Volleyball III-I, M.V.P. Ill, Captain II, I; Basketball III-I, Captain II. M.V.P. II; Softball III-I, M.V.P. II; Modern Prize IV; Class of 1885 Award IV; National Honor Society II, 1; Victory Club I; Liber Actorum I; Classical Prize III, II. AMBITION: To see eye to eye with Mr. Sheridan. BRENDAN PERRY GANDHI MEHRLING . . . therefore , teach your children to taste the wind . . . Math Team II-I, Captain I; MAA II-I; MAML III-I: MAML Finalist Level II, II-I: GBML Top Twenty Award II; All State Math Team 11-1, ATMEM Award; Harvard Book Award II.Michelman Prize, Rensellaer Medal, National Merit Scholar II, Chess Club IV-I. Chess Team III-I; Sailing Club II-I; Senior Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, All City Stage Band. All City Orchestra; Drama Club III-I; Declamation IV-I; Debat- ing and Forensics Society IV-I, V.P. Ill, Pres. I; Prize Reading 2nd, III, 1st, I; National Honor Society II-l: Class Committee I; Student Council: Victory Club; Model United Nations I; HMUN Best Delegate I; Science Fait BLS 2nd, III City 2nd III, 1st II, State 2nd II, Class of 1885 Award IV; Debating Award II. AMBITION: To do, to be, to love, to live, to enjoy. PERRY PAULINE 57 ■ ,11 BOB ROBERT FRANCIS MELLO Find your purpose and fling your life into it. Cross Country IV-I; Spring Track IIl-I; Indoor Track III-I; Achievement IV. AMBITION: To accomplish whatever I set out to do. Junior MARK ALAN DAVID MATTHEW MERCER Just let your inhibitions run wild. Tennis Club 111; Model United Nations Society 1. MARK CHARLES MlCHALOWSKl To err is human, to persevere in error is the act of a fool. Freshman Football; Varsity Football lll-l; All-City Football 1; J.V. Baseball IV-111; Varsity Baseball II-I; Track 1; Victory Club Ill-l; Radio Club IV; Weightlifting Club 111-11; MAML 11-1; MAA II-I; Argo 111-11; National Merit Finalist 11; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Chemzics Society IV-I , V.P. 1. AMBITION: To do everything and to do it right. CURTIS HARMON MICKLE Live your life to the fullest, you ' ll never get a second chance. Register Staff VI-I; Black Students Assn. V.P. Ill, Pres. II-I; Student Council V; Student Racial Caucus IV; H.R. Rep. V. AMBITION: To become a motivating force in the field of Black litera- ture . ALAN CHARLES MILLER Don ' t get mad! Get revenge! Victory Club II-I; Professional Club II-I; Argo I; Latin-English Football Program I; Liber Actorum I. AMBITION; To replace Johnny Most before his voice cracks. JEFFREY CARL MORRIS So finally, when two are left, it has come to a climax . . . Black Student Assn. II-I; Afro American Club IV-III; Racial-Ethnic Council II-I; Community District Advisory Council II. AMBITION: To become a great Engineer and to enlighten mankind with my achievements. STEPHEN FRANCIS MOSES Secretary - Class of 1977; Wrestling IV-I; National Honor Society II-I, President I; Student Council I; Victory Club I: MAML II-I: MAA II-I; Gardner Prize Vl-V; Lawrence Prize VI-II; Senior Dance Committee I, Co-Chairman of Prom I; Argo II; Tutoring Program I: Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. AMBITION: To pass the admission test for Heaven. STEVE CURT JEFF 58 PHILIP JOHN MUISE To all those poor and unfortunate people in the world who aren ' t French, I offer my condolences. Student Council V-IV. AMBITION: To learn the first declension. STEPHEN JOHN MULKERN Every day in the week, I ' m in a different city, but if I stay too long, people tty to pull me down. They talk about me like a dog - Talk about the clothes 1 wear. But they don ' t realize - they ' re the ones who ' te square. Victory Club VI; Chess Club VI-V, 1st Place Trophy VI; Debating and Forensics Society VI-III; Track III; Key Club I; Model U.N. , President I; Philatelic Society VI-II, President III, II. AMBITION: To play the lead role in a remake of SHAMPOO. TIMOTHY FRANCIS MULVEY Ginger ale is the only ale. Chess Club V. II. I; Chess Team I; Varsity Football Ill-I, All-Scho- lastic I, All-City M.V.P. I; Latin-English Game M.V.P. II, I; Track II, I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Professional Club III-I, Treasurer I; Dance Committee I; Student Racial Council III: Latin-English Program I; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Irish Historical Society IV-II; Victory Club IV-I. AMBITION: To blow a game and still be a man. FRANCIS LEO MURPHY Pourquoi Moi? Irish Historical Society II; Professional Club III; Key Club II, I; Model U.N. I; Glee Club VI-IV. AMBITION; To be what no one else has ever been. PAUL DAVID MURPHY Football Manager II, I. AMBITION: To go where no man has gone before. TIMOTHY EUGENE MURPHY Is it tomorrow, or is it just the end of time? Basketball III-I; Baseball IV, 111; Student Council IV, II; Key Club II, I; Professional Club III, II: Victory Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society III, II; Model U.N. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION; To become financially independent by the age of twenty- five. KENNETH EDWARD NARUS For duty and humanity. National Honor Society I; Tennis Club II, I; M.A.M.L. II, I; M.A.A. IIl-I; Victory Club I . AMBITION: To make so much money that I won ' t have a name, just account numbers in Swiss banks. STEVE W DAVE FRANK KEN PHIL 59 DOLLY JAY JAMES JOSEPH O’BRIEN Do umo others before you are undone. Golf Club II, I; Irish Historical Society II, I. BRIAN JOHN O’CONNOR Live and Let Die . Glee Club VI; Sv im Team V; Wrestling IV; Crew III; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To be rich in knowledge but richer in the bank. JAMES MICHAEL O’GRADY Swimming IV-I, Captain I; National Honor Society II, I; Tutoring 1; Model U.N. Ill-l, Vice-President I: Close-Up IIl-I; Argo II, 1; Har- vard Commencement Usher II. AMBITION: To collocate my mind. MICHAEL PATRICK O’MALLEY JR. A good memory is one trained to forget the trivial. Chess Team IV-I, President I; National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To play Bobby Fisher in a million dollar match. EDWARD JAMES O’NEIL No one knows what he can do until he tries. Hockey V-II; Cross-Country II, I; Freshman Baseball V, IV; Irish His- torical Society II, I, Secretary I; Tutorial Program III; Key Club IIl-I; Mass Student Advisory Council II; Student Council IV-I; Weightlifting Club II, I; Argo Staff III; Ski Club II-I; Victory Club I; Student Racial Caucus III; Model U.N. I; Stage Band I, All-City I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I; Student Council III. AMBITION: Never to be content with what I am. DOLORES ELLEN O’NEILL There’s always tomorrow for dreams to come true. Softball III-I, Co-captain III, II; Basketball II, I; Volleyball 1; Vic- tory Club II, I; Girl’s Aid to the Public IV. Ill, V.P. IV. AMBITION: To play professional softball. OBIE WILLIAM PAUL NICKERSON Don’t taunt the wretched. Football IV-I, All-City I, All-Scholastic I; Wrestling III, II; Track III -I; PSAT-MMSQT Letter of Commendation II; Key Club III-I; Student Council II-I; Irish Historical Society Ill-I; Italian Cultural Society II- I; Argo Staff Business Manager IlI-I; Model U.N. Society 1; Profes- sional Club I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Victory Club VI-I; Dance Committee I; Liber Actorum I; Political Discovery II. AMBITION: To have Tom Fitzgerald say something nice about me. WILLIAM OKIE MIKE 62 PAUL STEPHEN O ' REILLY Maybe I’m wrong but who ' s to say what’s right. French Club III, II, Secretary II; Bibliophile Club I: Tutoring II; Clas- sical Prize VI, IV; National Honor Society II, I; NHS Delegate to Eastern Mass. Div. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; MAA II, 1; MAML III-I; National Letter of Commendation I. AMBITION; To marry Farrah Fawcett. ROBERT ORSI Out of college, money spent, see no future, pay no rent, all the money’s gone, nowhere to go . . . but oh, that magic feeling, nowhere to go . Computet Programming Society V; Prize Reading Finalist IV; Spring Track III; Classical Prize III; National Honor Society 11, 1; Tutoring Program 11, I; Bibliophile Society IIl-l, President I; MAML 11, 1; Har- vard Commencement Usher 11; Victory Club I; NHS Eastern Mass. Del- egate 11; National Letter of Merit 1; Argo II; Model U.N. Society I; Italian Cultural Society I; Class Committee I; Senior Prom Committee 1 . AMBITION; To live out my dreams, win a Pulitzer Prize and live by a lake. CHARLES KEVIN ORTHMAN A life of honor and of wealth has no eternity on Earth, ’tis but a name. Photography Club VI. I, President I; Drill Team V-Ill, Corporal III; Victory Club I; Chess Club VI; Freshman and J.V. Football IV, III. AMBITION; To find happiness in life. DANIEL FRANCIS O’SULLIVAN JR. Model U.N. Society I; Key Club I; Tutoring Program I; Victory Club I. ANTONIO OTERO Live every day as if it were your last; for someday you may find that it is. J. V. Basketball IV; Professional Club III-I; Varsity Football II; Spanish Bi-Racial Committee II; Computer Club II-I; Register Staff I; Argo Staff II; Argo Staff Photographer I; Italian Cultural Society I; Liber Actorum Photographer I; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Latin-English Football Program Photographer I; Tutoring 1; Table Tennis Club I. AMBITION: To own a Turbo Carrera. STEPHEN ROBERT OWENS Never think too little of people . . . they’ll always live down to your expectations. Chess Club VI-V; Computet Programming Society VI-V; History Club IV; Math Team III-I; English Booktoom Aide V-I; National Honor Society I; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Brown Book Award II. AMBITION: To be civilized. JAMES ANDREW PANGAKIS Even if you’re on the tight track, don’t just stand there . . . you’ll get run over. Soccer III-l; Ichthyology Club II-I; Key Club I; Professional Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II-I; Class of 1885 Award IV; Victory Club I. SULLY STEPHEN bob’ CHUCK TONY JIM 63 JOHN HUGH PASTORE If it weren ' t for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn ' t get done. Student Council I; National Honor Society II, 1; Argo II, I: Italian Cultural Society II, I, Treasurer I; Irish Historical Society II; Model U.N. Society I; Professional Club II, I; Key Club II, I; Ski Club I: Victory Club I . AMBITION: To be able to do what I want to do. JOHN ANTHONY PETTIGLIO Vision comes when Tm alone, abandoned to imagination. National Honor Society II, I: Harvard Commencement Usher II; Glee Club Vl-1; City Hall Choir VI-I; Annual Music Festival Charity for Scholarship Fund VI-I; Classical Prize V; Second Place - B.L.S. Sci- ence Fair IV; Third Place - Regional Science Fair IV; Math Olympiad II; Philatelic Society VI; Tutoring II, I. AMBITION: To major in the classics. PAUL PAUL JOSEPH PHILLIPS The future is purchased by the present. Computer Programming Society VI-V; Radio Club III; Bicentennial Club II; Argo IIl-I, Editor I; Register III-I; Liber Actorum I; Profes- sional Club I; Bibliophile Society, Vice President I; Model U.N., Delegate, Harvard Conference I; Tutoring Program II-I, Student Coordinator I; Political Discovery, Best Investigative Reporter II; Har- vard Commencement Reporter II; Panelist - WBZ-TV ' s Impact on Edu- cation I; M.A.M.L. Olympiad III-I; MAA Math Competition II; National Honor Society II, I; Warner Brothers Investigative Journalism Award II; National Merit Letter of Commendation II; Century III Leader Competition, School Winner I; Suffolk University Journalism Workshop II; NCCJ Journalism Workshop II, I. AMBITION: To win the Pulitzer Prize in Literature. PETER JAMES PHILLIPS A man with integrity is a man without fear. Argo III-I, Editor II-I; Liber Actorum I; Register Ill-I, Editor II; Model U.N. Society I; Computer Programming Society VI-V; National Merit Letter of Commendation I; NCCJ Journalism Workshop II, I; Suffolk University Journalism Workshop II; B.H.S. Sat. Art Studio II; B.U. Sat. Art Studio II. PAUL VINCENT PHINNEY The time will come when winter will ask us: Yhat were you doing all summer’ Chess Club VI; Tennis Club III; J.V. Baseball III; Stage Band II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I; Key Club I. AMBITION: To be free. PAUL RICHARD GOSS POND 1 used to be a rolling stone . . . but the times have changed. Stamp Club V, IV; Professional Club II, I; Model U.N. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II. I; Bibliophile Club I . AMBITION: To keep my feet on the ground and keep reaching for the GEORGE JAMES PSYHOGEOS J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II, I; Baseball IV, III, I; Liber Actorum I; Victory Club II, I; Key Club II. I; Chemzics Society IV-I, V.P. I; Latin-English Football Program T. Model U.N. Society I; Pro- fessional Club III-I; Tennis Club I. AMBITION: To have Mr. Casey as a student for a day. GEORGE RICHIE TONY PETER 64 JAMES CHRISTOPHER PUGSLEY They can, because they think they can. Senior Band Vl-I; Junior Band V; Junior Stage Band II: Senior Stage Band I; All-City Band VI-IV; Football Band V-I; BLS Symphony Orchestra I; Senior Band Mgr. I; Victory Club I; Ski Club I; MAML- MAA Exams I; Spring Track III-I; Chemzics Society I. AMBITION: To disprove E instein ' s Theory. VICTOR MANUEL QUINTERO JR. Soccer Team V-I, Captain I: Ichthyology Society II; National Honor Society II-I; Classical Prize VI: Modern Prize V; Holy Cross Book Prize II; Indoor Track I; MAML-MAA Exams II-I. AMBITION: To participate in a World Cup Soccer game. CHRISTOPHER JOHN REID If there ' s no challenge to life, there ' s no point to living. Cross Country V-1, Co-captain I; Indoor Track IV-I; Spring Track V-I; Model U.N. Society I; Latin-English Football Program I; National Honor Society II-I, Treasurer I; Student Council II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II: Yearbook Staff I; Classical Prize VI-III; Fidelity Prize V; National Merit Semi-Finalist I. AMBITION: To quit running. KEVIN CHARLES RILEY It ' s not the size of the dog in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the dog . Letter of Commendation NMSQC I; Varsity Hockey II-I, Co-captain I; J.V. Hockey V-III; Varsity Foot ball I; Professional Club II-I; Victory Club I; Weightlifting Club lll-l. AMBITION: To become a doctor. FREDERICK RODOLFO ROMANO I am like the center of a circle , to which the parts of the circumfer- ence are related in similar manner; you, however, are not. Student Council VI; Bicentennial Club V; Ancient History Society V; All-City Band VI-lII; Senior Band VI-I; Senior Stage Band III-I: Table Tennis Club III; White Caucus III: Radio Club III; Italian Cultural Society IV-I; Model U.N. Society I; Chemzics Society, V.P. I; Vic- tory Club I; Classical Prize 111; National Honor Society II-l; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo Staff II-I; Liber Actorum Editor of Activities I . AMBITION: To make my parents very proud of me wherever I go and whatever I do. EDWARD JOHN ROODE Meet Lurch and we ' ll bump heads. Glee Club Vl-IV, 1; Victory Club VI; Numismatic Society III; Ichthyology Society VI-V; Bibliophile Club V; Bowling Club II; Drug Education Club VI-I. AMBITION; To own a fleet of Harley Sponsters. MARY MARGARET SAGAN When 1 think of all the things I learned in high school, it ' s a wonder I can think at all. Cheerleading III-I, Co-captain I: Ski Club II-I, V.P. I; Victory Club IV-I; Dance Committee I: Irish Historical Society II; All-City Orches- tra IV . AMBITION: To do what I want, when I want to and how I want to. PUGS FRED BOMBER VIC RILES 65 BARRY MICHAEL JOHN SCIPIONE It ' s a secret. Football IV-I, All City I; Baseball IV-I; Wrestling Club II-I; Treasurer Class of 1977; Victory Club Il-I, President I; Italian Cultural Society III-I; Dance Committee I; Weightlifting Club IV-1; Usher Harvard Commencement II. AMBITION: Only to live long enough to see taxes go down. ROY ANDY SELIBER I read the news today, oh boy! About a lucky man who made the grade . Math Team III-I; Argo Staff IV-I, Editor III-II; Tutoring Program 1; National Honor Society II-I: Tennis Club I; Philatelic Society V-III, Vice-President III, Secretary IV; Liber Actorum Staff I; Chess Club V- IV; Judaic Cultural Society I: Victory Club I; Delegate to Eastern Mas- sachusetts National Honor Society Convention I; MAML Olympiad III- I; MAA Math Contest III-I; Bibliophile Club I. AMBITION: To be six foot nine and a half. ROBERT SAMUEL SHAHEEN Student Council VI-V; Junior Varsity Baseball III; Victory Club 1; Pro- fession Club II . AMBITION; To achieve the greatest high in life as long as it may take. THOMAS ANTHONY SHEA Even out darkest hour is only sixty minutes long. Student Council II; Irish Historical Society 11; Track Team II; Victory Club I; Professional Club IV; Model U.N. I; Football Program Staff I. AMBITION: To make $50,000 a year for a no-show job. JAMES WILLIAM SHEEHAN Don ' t touch me there. Chemzics Society II-I; Drug Education Club IV; Interstellar Commu- nications Club IV; Irish Cultural Society III-I; Italian Cultural Society III; Key Club IV-I; Model U.N. Society II-I; Professional Club III-I; Ski Club I; Student Council V; Victory Club I; Weightlifting Club III- I; Junior Varsity Football I V-III. AMBITION: To be the first full-time crocodile wrestler in Florida. WILLIAM LAWRENCE SHEEHAN Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out ... It doesn ' t matter much to me. Argo Staff IV-I; Tennis Club IV-I, Co-Director 1; Boys ' State 1976; Victory Club I . AMBITION: To be a famous sports figure like Jerry Kapstein. BARRY MICHAEL SHUMAN Chess Club III-l: Professional Club II; Bibliophile Society II; Radio Club II; National Honor Society II-I; College Tutoring II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Approbation Prize IV; Classical Prize VI, IV; Modern Prize V; MAA III-I; MAML II-I. AMBITION: To be successful in life. SCIP BOB JIM t 4 66 ROBERT SHWARTZ The only way to get to Heaven is to raise a little hell. Crew 111-1; Glee Club V-I, President 1: Model U.N. Society 1; Bicen- tennial Committee III; Professional Club II; Liber Actomm Staff I; National Honor Society II-I; Classical Prize II; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II . AMBITION: To be successful in life. BOB STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER SIMPSON A friend ' s frown is better than a fool ' s smile. Junior Varsity Hockey IV-III, Varsity Hockey II-I; Victory Club I; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation II. AMBITION: To be so rich that I will never have to worry where the next round is coming from. JOHN GILBERT SLIGHT JR. It matters not what others think of you but, what you think of your- self. Senior Band VI-I; Junior Band V; Stage Band I; Orchestra I; Varsity Soccer II-I; All Star City League Soccer I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To one day return to BLS and be able to refer to it as these hallowed halls . RICHARD PAUL SORRENTINO Time is a jet plane, it moves too fast. Freshman Hockey V-IV; Junior Varsity Hockey III-II; VI, Model U.N. I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To graduate. Fidelity Prize JACK DAVID THOMAS SPRY To get to Heaven, raze hell. Football IV-I; Baseball III; Swimming VI-III; Weightlifting Club II-I; Victory Club III-I; Key Club II-I; Latin-English Football Program I; Yearbook Staff I; Stage Crew III-l, Manager II-I. AMBITION: To get to Heaven. WARREN HARVEY STEINBERG Semper Ubi, Sub Ubi. Ski Club III, II, President I; Band VI-IV; J.V. Basketball IV; Victory Club I; Student Council V. AMBITION: To do all there is to do, be all there is to be and to enjoy every minute of it. JOHN ALEXANDER SUPRIN He is only lost who gives himself up for lost. Student Council VI-V; Football IV-I; Weightlifting Club II; Key Club I; Victory Club I; Model United Nations Society II-I, Treasurer I; Yearbook Staff I. AMBITION: To attain Valhalla. DAVE SOUP WARREN STEVE 67 JOHN ROBERT PETER TEDESCO I said I could do it. I never said I could do it right. National Honor Society II, I; Class Committee I; National Merit Finalist I: Fidelity Prize V; M.A.M.L. Olympiad II; Argo Staff. Editor III-T. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students I; Student Council VI; Track IV, III, I; Wrestling II. I; Football I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Political Discovery II: Italian Cultural Society II, I; Radio Club IV, III; Chemzics Society IV -I, V.P. I; Dance Committee I; Latin-English Football Program I; Model U.N. Society I; Victory Club I; Liber Actorum Staff I. AMBITION: To be a superstar. MICHAEL EMIL TOSI Anything worth having is worth cheating for. Ichthyology Society V-II; Italian Cultural Society III, I; Saling Club III, I; Irish Historical Society III, II; Ski Club II, I; Model U.N. Soci- ety I; Victory Club 1; Yearbook Staff I: Dance Committee I. AMBITION: To make a lot of money and to be where all the happy people go. CHARLES JOSEPH TROCANO It ' s not where you start, it ' s where you finish! Junior Band V; Senior Band IV; Glee Club I; French Club IV-III; English Bookroom Staff III-I: Drama Club V-IIT, Prize Reading VI-I, First Prize II; Public Declamation IV-I; National Honor Society II-I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion I; Fidelity Prize IV; Francis Gardner Prize II; Debating and Foren- sics Society IV-III . AMBITION: To extend my horizons. DAVID ALFRED VIGNOLO If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. Ancient History Society V-III, V.P. Ill; French Club IV-Il, Treasurer II; Library Staff V-III; Drama Club V; Bicentennial Research Commit- tee IV-III; Italian Cultural Society I; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To become President of Hershey ' s Chocolate Company. MALCOLM HUGH VISSER You can fool some of the people most of the time, and most of the poeple some of the time, but you can make a fool out of yourself any- time. Debating Club V-IV; Golf Team III-I; Argo II-I; Liber Actorum I; Latin-English Football Program I; Wrestling I; Model U.N. Society 1; Italian Cultural Society I; National Merit Finalist II. AMBITION: To marry money. STEPHEN ROBERT VITELLO Table Tennis Club VI; Photography Club V; Freshman Baseball IV; Junior Varsity Hockey III; Drama Club Set Crew III-Il; Model U.N. Society 1; Tennis Club I; Liber Actorum Staff I; Tutoring Staff I; Ital- ian Cultural Society I; National Honor Society II-I. AMBITION: To be happy and successful in all endeavors. JOHN PATRICK VUMBACO Glee Club II; Weightlifting Club II-I; Crew Team III; Soccer II-I; Wrestling IV; Liber Actorum I; Swim Team I. AMBITION: To know what I want out of life and to do it. ROB STEVE MICHAEL VIGGY TROY MAYZIE KENNETH ANTHONY WALKER Life is a battle, but love is a victory and I v on. Italian Cultural Society, President II, I; Model U.N. Society I; Vic- tory Club II-I; Classical Prize V. AMBITION: To manage a Holiday Inn. JULIE WEISS I feel the capacity to cate is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. Judaic Cultural Society V.P. II, Pres. I; G.A.P. IV-1; Football Pro- gram Staff Ill-ll; Liber Actomm Staff I; Dance Committee I; Swim Team III; Library Aid IV-III; Victory Club I. AMBITION: To do things beautifully. TROY RICHARD WESTON Lead me on, light years away, through astral nights, galactic days. J.V. Basketball III; Varsity Basketball II; Fidelity Prize IV; National Honor Society I; Key Club I. AMBITION: To do my best for duty and humanity. JAMES HAMLIN WILSON Take cate not to be critical of your contemporaries. Debating Club IV; Classical Prize V; Victory Club II-I; Professional Club I; Baseball III-I . AMBITION: To be consistent in all that I do. MAY HAR WONG That which we call sin in others is experiment to us. Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Table Tennis Society III-I; GAP III, V.P. II, Treasurer I; Debating Society IV; Volleyball III-I; Basketball III-II; Softball III-I; Victory Club I; Key Club III; Liber Actorum I. AMBITION: To be content. TAK YIN WONG Math Team IV-I; Asian Cultural Society II-I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Tutoring Program II-I; Classical Prize VI-I. AMBITION: To clear the morning air of the Atborway Terminal! KEN ANTHONY WILLIAM WALKER I will fight to resist mediocrity. Professional Club IV; Student Council VI-V; Chemzics Society I; Model U.N. Society I; National Honor Society II-I; Tutoring Program I; Football IV-II; Baseball IV-III; Indoor Track. Outdoor Track Ill-I; Junior Band VI-IV; Senior Band IV-I; Senior Stage Band I. AMBITION: Never to be satisfied with second best. TAK TONY JEWEL JIM 69 WAI WILLIE WAI KIU WONG I should like never to boast of my abilities nor let my good deeds be known. National Honor Society II. I; Classical Prize VI, V, IV; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Victory Club 1; Chemzics Society III; Tutoring I; M.A.M.L. II. I; M.A.A. II, I; Soccer II. I; Yearbook Staff I. WILLIAM WONG To understand yourself is the beginning. Asian Cultures Club III-I; The Class of 1885 Prize IV; National Honor Society II, I; Lawrence Prize III; Tutoring I; Table Tennis Society II, I; Ecology Action Club I. Treasurer I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; M.A.M.L. I. AMBITION: To live life the way it was meant to be lived. WILLIE SETO WONG If one does not give thought to problems which are still distant, he will be worried by them when they come nearer. Math Team II. I; National Honor Society II, I; Cross Country HI; Indoor Track III, II; Outdoor Track II; Chemzics Society III, II; Table Tennis Club lll-l; Victory Club I; Chess Club III: Asian Cultures Club III-I; MAML III-I: MAA III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II: Penn Book Award II; Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize III; Modern Studies Prize IV; Approbation Prize V, III, II. AMBITION: To create a bionic man or a bionic woman! ! ! STEPHEN CORNELIUS WOOL No man is an island, entire of itself. Flexible Campus Assistant I; Home and School Association Executive Board I; Prom Committee I; J.V. Football III, Varsity Football II-I, All-City I: J.V. Basketball IV-lIl; Varsity Basketball II-I. Captain 1; J.V. Baseball IV-III, Varsity Baseball II-I; Professional Club II-I; Key Club I; Victory Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II-I; President of Class of 1977 . AMBITION: To expose the vicious triangle. LAURENCE PATRICK DREWS DAVID WILLIAM HARDENBERGH WILLIAM 70 Music by PERRY MEHRLING Lyrics by CHRIS KENNEALLY Now That We’re Through-- 1. Too hard to conceive Can ' t really believe The lime for goodbyes has come It ' s gone by so fast Now everything ' s past Not all that we hoped for was done CHORUS Unsure of ourselves That ' s how we began But now that we ' re through We realize we can 2. Behind us we see Other ' s who ' ll be Following the very same road They should keep in mind School ' s not always kind Corridor ' s aren ' t paved with gold REPEAT CHORUS 3. The friends we have known Like leaves will be blown Scattering them everywhere But our bond won ' t break For Latin School ' s sake That ' s something we ' ll always share REPEAT CHORUS 4. On a class or field We just wouldn ' t yield Till we knew we ' d done our best Not sure where we ' ll go But somehow we know We ' ll easily pass any test REPEAT CHORUS 71 f m •%. || |ra |LIWam H[ 99 j j JiQSB ; J ' y HH|p ' f ' fr □ ...J « ' 1 1 n The Captain and his key. That ' s a good question . . BLS Presents On April 27, 1977, Boston Latin School had as its special guest Capt. Jacques Yves Cousteau, famed under- water explorer, television personality, author, and co-inventor of scuba equipment. In two lectures before awed audiences, Cousteau stressed that experiments in deep-sea diving are useful to mankind. In addition, he spoke of the thrill of diving, which he said resembles very much what the astronauts experience in outer space. It is quite exhilarating. The Captain also spoke of his last dive inside the wreck of the Britannic, the sister ship of the Titanic, which lies 186 feet beneath the ocean. The ship, two-thirds as long as the Empire State Building is high, is the subject of a Cousteau Special airing in Decem- ber, 1977. Cousteau found it very impressive walking down staircases, entering the captain ' s room and seeing furniture covered with yellow sponges. On the subject of living underwater, Cousteau stated that short-term settle- ments for scientific exploration are possible, but magazine articles describing underwater cities for the future are nonsense . ' ’ The noted undersea expert also answered questions from the audience. One student, asking about the spread of pesticides in our ocean, was told that there is no place in the seas safe from these poisons. Perhaps the most intriguing response came from the question, Will man ever be able to communicate with dolphins? The Captain replied, We do know their language; if it is a language, is a modulated language, unlike ours which is articulated. They communi- cate by whistling, just as shepherds on the Canary Islands do. There are about 1900 distinct whistles which could be words. Cousteau ' s message, that man could not survive with a dead sea, is one we should all heed before it is too late. We must save oui seas . . . Man cannot live with a dead sea. Captain Cousteau with Pauiot star Ray Hamilton. 77 Hindsight Brendan McManus . . . Eugene Clay . . . Chico . . . Up With People . . . Dino Speed Racer Lombardi . . . Mon Weinert ' s Joke Book . . . Joe Beggan’s Candy Bars . . . The Chemzics Society’s admissions standards . . . Ejnar . . . Mrs. Rabin . . . Ronald Gwiazda . . . the school without girls . . .Mr. Sheridan ' s Hi Tom - Ed - Bill - Frank - uh . . . Gumby, Stud, Hedda, Teddy, Bugsy . . . Fraulein Sullivan . . . Jeremiah Pollock . . , The Organization . . .Mr. Muise . . . Hodgson . . . Dino and Gomper . . . Cwazy Wabbit . . . Bo State’s a good school . . . Buck’s Georgia Peach . . . Pete Conley ' s firefighting career . . . The Great White Father . . . Acey-Ducey . . . Don’t Bother Me - Scoop . . . Sing Along With Gunther . . . G.l. Joe . . . Bimbolia . . . Senior Lounge . . . Bruce McCabe . . . Doc Mac . . . Mulvey’s moccasins . . . DiSciullo’s beard . . . Mike’s gums . . . The Moses Grip . . . Quasimodo . . . the Wolf . . . It is but it isn’t . . . H.P. 1 . . . Hot Dog Coleman . . . The Tramp and Duck Soup . . . Subs ’n’ Such . . . Julie, Julie, Julie, do you love me? . . , John Galvin’s duffle bag . . . Shibley’s chicken call . . . Char- lie’s Angels . . . Khouri’s Cher . . . What Say?” . . . Spaar ' s . . . Knownothing U. . . . the teachers’ strike . , . the Bomb Scare . , .Mr. DeMerit’s window pole . . . Wellesley’s Latin plays . . . Oui, oui, oui, oui” - Mr. Berger . . . Mr. Beninati ' s Pucci ties . . . Girls’ Latin cheerleaders . . . Latin-English football games . . . the Harvard Commencement . . . Mr. Meaner Marx . . . Mr. Durante ' s sharks . . . the late buses . . . Vinnie!” . . . decla- mation . . . Monty Python’s Flying Circus . . . the Return of Carmine . . . Kordis ' enlistment . . . the last Wednesday of each month . . . expanding our horizons . . . Mazz ' s snazzy attire . . . The Beast of Buchenwald . . . tete-a-tete, vis-a-vis . . . Traver’s 5th period . . . The Nazi Revival . . . locker cleanups . . . rallies . . . Mr. Katz . . . Toucan Sam . . . Big Mac . . . Ms. Ball . . . Mr. Leiter ' s, Gmbby Little Hands . . . Oh, Eddie! . . . The Amazon . . . Weiss Guys . . . detention . . . the ' 75 Red Sox . . . Phases I and II . . , Watergate . . . the Fens, the Arbs . . . college interviews . . . Gary Gilmore . . . Wolfpack on the go in ' 77 . . . Corridor Patrol and Penny . . . the Argo Merchant . . . Mike King ' s party . , . Traver ' s 6th period ... 8 keys to the gate . . . sunning on the back steps . . . the incredible whistling belly button . . . Boz Scaggs . . . commuting” to the Harvard Model U.N. . . . If you don’t wanna win this game, from the top of your head to the bottom of your feet, I question your manhood!” . . . Woad . , . Mike McHugh . . . pie in the face and a merry chase . . . the Streaker of ’73 . . . Spiro Agnew . . . Harry La, la, la, la Ells- worth’s Bio Class . . . Arthur the Janitor . . . Ibid. , Op. Cit. , I quit . . . two laps and in the barn . . . passing Chem I with a D . . . the Bring Your Own Sledgehammer panies . . . Fruit of the Loomis . . . the fine boys of 225 . . . Mike the Cop . . . the Porcelain Palace . . . Traver’s 7th period . . . pedestrian . . . Football Coaches: Cohen, Ford, Costello, Mani. FRONT: Slade, McCarty. REAR: Mulvey, Michalowski. Captain Mike Festa Duggan, Bertucci, Festa (Capt.), Mazzulli. Lynch, Cotter, Wool. Nickerson. Scipione, Fitzgerald, McGill, Lombardi. 82 . A Super Season LATIN 15 MEDFORD LATIN 35 TECHNICAL LATIN 12 WEYMOUTH SO. LATIN 27 XAVERIAN LATIN 27 BROOKLINE LATIN 6 ARCH. WILLIAMS LATIN 6 NEWTON NO. LATIN 28 WEYMOUTH NO. LATIN 8 B.C. HIGH LATIN 11 ENGLISH FRONT: Allegro, Davis. REAR: Connolly, Barren, McDonough . FRONT: Kenny, Beggan. REAR: McGrath, O’Brien, Spry. Lepore, Hagan, Sullivan. Managers: Linehan, Atkinson, Murphy. FRONT: Devlin, Deluz. BACK: Mulvey, Ahern, Halzel. FRONT: Riley, Dianie. REAR: Frerichs, Barsamian, Sheehan. Tedesco, Uva, Hamilton, Allegro. 83 The Latin Wolfpack, sparked by a man-eating defense, whipped through the early season with a perfect 5-0 record, defeating Medford, Tech, Weymouth South, and Xaverian. Two losses followed, with Latin falling to Archbishop Wil- liams 13-6, and perennial state power Newton North 20-6. Latin bounced back to thrash Weymouth North 28-0, with Tim Mulvey rushing over 200 yards for his finest game of the season. Then, in the final game before English, Latin strug- gled to an 8-8 tie with old rival B.C. High. Turkey Day arrived with Latin rolling to a first-quarter lead of 5-0. In the fourth quarter, English, playing a surprisingly strong defensive game, pushed across for a touchdown and a 6-5 lead. But the Wolfpack came back and drove down the field. Steve Wool scooped up a Latin fumble in the end zone to pro- vide the winning score of 11-6 in the season finale. 84 Basketball 1st ROW: Kordis, Colter, Psyhogeos, Duffy, Wool (Capt.), Connolly, Murphy, Callahan. 2nd ROW: Coach Costello, Vazza, Moran, Dickerson, James, Hagan, Little, Tate, Keeley, Bumim. 86 The 1976-77 Wolfpack Basketball Team showed a marked improvement over the previous year, upping its record to 7-12. The season was high- lighted by upset victories over Dor- chester and Technical and a thrilling buzzer-beating shot by Alan James against Madison which gave Latin a one-point triumph. Then, in the final game , the Pack avenged their opening loss to Weymouth South by trouncing them 90-80. Once again. Senior Ed Duffy was tough on both defense and offense, averaging well over ten points per game. Freshman Alan James enjoyed a torrid scoring season, being elected to the All-City second team. The future for Boston Latin Basket- ball looks bright, with the recapturing of the city championship and another crack at the State Title well in sight. 87 A Rebuilding Year This past season, the Wolfpack Hockey team got off to a very slow start, but gained momentum during the season and came on to finish with a strong 7-9-1 record. The experience the whole team gained this year should show next winter as only two players will be lost through graduation, Steve Simpson and Kevin Riley. Leading the thrust for the ' 78 City Championship will be Jim Connolly, Martin Daly, Paul McCarthy, Mike Ohmstede, John Powers, Ed Sheehy, Steve Slade, Tom Sullivan, and co- captain John Whelan. The team would also like to thank Coach Coleman for sticking with them through the season. 89 Baseball 1st ROW: Koffman, Doyle (capt.)i Buckley, Slade, Mulvey, Lejx)re, Michalowski, Wilson (co-capt.). 2nd ROW: Mr. Coleman, O ' Gardy, J. Allegro, Festa, Peters, S. Allegro, Wall, Wool, Leone, Scipione, Linehan, Psyhogeos. 90 City Champs Latin ' s baseball team recorded an unprecedented third straight city title while compiling a 14-5 record this season . An extra-inning 4-3 victory over Everett, highlighted by a Jeff Peters eighth-inning blast, opened the season. Revere was Latin ' s next victim as Mark Michalowski pitched a strong game, winning 2-1. The Wolfpack rolled up many more victories over out-classed city league opponents, aided by good defense, timely batting, and strong pitching. Meanwhile, the team drop- ped one to a powerful B.C. High squad in an exciting game which saw Latin stay close but finally succumb 7-2. The purple then avenged an early defeat at the hands of Tech by whip- ping the Tigers 5-1. A few victories later, Latin clinched the title with a 10-0 shellacking of English. In the State Tournament, L atin did not fare well, losing 8-1 in the opening game. 91 Girls’ Volleyball 1st ROW; Quintero, Baer, McGrath (co-capt.), Giunte, Dorgan, Murphy, McNamara (co-capt.), Mor- itza. 2nd ROW: Smith, Quintero, Wieliczkiewicz , Ule, Fraser, Wong, Stanton, Coach Needle. This year ' s Volleyball Team once again has proved the theory that hard work pays off. Under the coaching of Miss Barbara Needle, the team fin- ished off the season with an incredible record of 11-3. A hard-won victory came against English, 2 games to 1. The team fared equally well in the Massachusetts State Tournament, gaining entry into the semi-final round where they were narrowly defeated. Standouts for this year’s team were Laura McGrath and Dolly O ' Neil as spikers and Pauline McNamara as a setter. Also starting were Zoe Murphy, Patti Stanton, Daina Ule and Denise Dorgan. Other hard-working members were Mai Wong, Sue Baer and Ann Marie Josema. This year ' s Girls ' Basketball Team, because of the dedication of its new coach Mrs. Catherine Mullen, and the much-improved performances of play- ers O ' Neil and McGrath (forwards), Stanton (center), and Bonica and McNamara (guards), has completed its first successful season since its origin three years ago, with a 7-7 record. For their fine efforts, Pauline McNamara earned a place on this year ' s All City Team and Patty Stanton was given the honor of M.V.P. Much credit must also be given to the younger members of the team, who, judging from their performances this past season, will lead the team to greater victories in the years to come . Girls’ Basketball TOP ROW: Gearin, O ' Neill, McNeil, Stanton, Young, Coach Mullen, Coach Price. BOTTOM ROW: Getchell, Bonica, McGrath, McNamara, Nelson. 93 Softball The Varsity Softball Team has once again completed a winning season with an 11-3 record and State Tournament standing. This year ' s starting line-up consisted of: Pitcher Ellen Bloom, Catcher Jeanne Bonica, IB Denise Dorgan, 2B Nancy Andrea, 3B Patty Stanton, SS Dolly O ' Neill, LF Laura McGrath, CF Dina Bloom and RF Pau- line McNamara. Help from the bench came from players K. Casey, M. Quigley, I. Getchell, C. Deary, ' M. Wong, and C. Ferzoco. Dolly O ' Neill won the M.V.P. award, and Jeanne Bonica won the Unsung Hero Trophy. For its fine season the team wishes to thank Coach Jean Morse and Assistant Coach Mullen. 1st ROW: Andrea. D. Bloom, M. Casey, O ' Neill (co-cap.), McNamara (co-cap.), L. Wong, M. Wong. 2nd ROW: Coach Morse. Morris, Bonica, Getchell, Dorgan, McGrath, Wiggins, K. Casey, E. Bloom, Lee, Stanton, Udall, Quigley. 94 L. Academy 11-9 LOST Madison 21-13 WON Burke 16-15 WON Roxbury 30-1 WON English 15-13 LOST Copley 35-7 WON L. Academy 13-6 LOST Tech 21-11 WON Burke 24-8 WON Madison 25-7 WON English 11-9 WON Tech 4-3 WON Roxbury 30-8 WON Copley 13-8 WON Golf Team The Boston Latin School Golf Team won the City Championship for the third consecutive year in 1977. The team was undefeated in City League competition. Co-cap- tains Joe Gardiner and Bob McGowan led the way with help from Seniors Steve Hearn and Mal- colm Visser. Many thanks to Coach Stacey Johnson for his help. Foley, MacDonald, McDonough, Grangelo, Muiphy, McGowan (Co-Capt.), Gaidinei (Co-Capt.), Vis- ser, Sanborn, Greeley, Mulcahey, Costello, Coach Johnson . 96 Wrestling Team The 76-77 season proved to be a year of growth and achievement for the BLS wrestling team. Under the leadership of Coach Aeillo, the team showed skill, spirit and, above all, sportsmanship. In the City tournament, Latin placed a surprising third, which shows the team’s hard work and determination. Next year looks promising for the team, with an undefeated season pos- sible. Co-Captains for next year will be Steve Walters and Peter Benucci. FIRST ROW: Slade, Walter, Mazzarrella, Banett (Co-Capi.), Bertucci (Co-Capt.), Kwan, Barrett. 2nd ROW: Sibet, Visser, Foley, Halzel, Scipione, Barrett, Carroll. 3rd ROW: Harrington, Moses, Conroy, Davis, O’Brien, Tedesco, Allegro, Coach Aiello. 97 Track The 1977 Cross Country team, led by Co-Captains Chris Reid and Fred Geyer, with the help of John Frackle- ton, Ed O ' Neil and Bruce MacFarlane, had an excellent record in outside competition and won the City Cham- pionship. The duo of Reid and Geyer, who both placed in the State Meet, and the same core of runners from Cross Coun- try , were the basis for the sterling per- formances of the Indoor Team. Because of the leadership of tri-Cap- tains John Frackleton, Bruce MacF- arlane and Charles Lepore, the team unexpectedly won the City Champion- ship. Lepore was outstanding in the sprints combined with the surprising help of newcomers Joe Gardiner and Bill Buckley in the 600. Tony Walker and Bruce MacFarlane, despite illness, gave an all-out performance to put Latin over the top and win another championship. 98 Swimming Team If 1st ROW: O ' Neill, J. Earls, Shaughnessey , K. Earls, Bohan, Tomasini. 2nd ROW: Cleary, Walsh, O ' Grady, Kelley, Coach Powers, Tully, Cody, Grady, Cusick, Miescher, Burke. 3rd ROW: Horan, Ward, Melvin, Morrison. THE RECORD; Latin 77 Arlington 82 Latin 90 Charlestown 70 Latin 49 South Boston 33 Latin 106 Burke 42 Latin 110 Brighton 46 Latin 84 Catholic Mem . 79 Latin 92 Tech 69 Latin 87 English 81 Latin 94 Moses Brown 73 Latin 102 W. Roxbury 58 100 . . . City Champs Again After losing the first meet to Arlington High School on a trivial technicality, the Swimming team won nine dual meets. The high point of the season was Latin ' s winning of its seventh consecutive city of Boston High School Swimming Championship. Matthias Miescher, an international exchange student from Bern, Switzerland, established a new school record in the 100 yard backstroke event. Captain James O ' Grady was awarded the Max Levine Swimming and Scholastic Trophy and Miescher the Colonel Edward Kelly most valuable swimmer award. Other lettermen were: Class II: K. Earls, Kelliher, O ' Neill, Tully. Class III: Cleary. Class IV: Burke, Cody, J. Earls, Kelley, Shaughnessey , Walsh. Class V: Horan, Mel- vin, Morrison, Ward. Girls’ Swimming This year has been an outstanding one for the B.L.S. girls ' swim team, coached by Mrs. Morse. There are thirty members on the team. The majority are underclassmen . Under the leadership of co-captains Jean Bonica and Betty Guerin, the team defeated all its competitors. They also defeated Saint Clare ' s in a close practice meet. At the City Championship Meet the team won many firsts, seconds, and thirds and successfully defended their city title. The team practiced at Eng- lish High during the winter months at English High. Because of the team ' s youth and experience , the members are looking forward to many more championships. 10J Model United Nations Club Library Aides Am ’ ■ jT ■ ' Hl TV , |r W 1st ROW: Rosenberg, Holley, Coombs, Barber, Flythe. 2nd ROW: Miss Fellows, Penney, Calver, Butler, Chan, DiFalco, Grady, Isaacs. 104 Professional Club 1st ROW; Fitzpatrick, Vazza, O ' Brien, Kontos, Ameer, Halzel, Mulvey, Lombardi, McGrath, Nickerson. 2nd ROW: W. Lee, C. Lee, Mr. Pollock, Kirsch, Kasanoff, Driscoll, Otero, Callahan, Wycofski. 3rd ROW: Kirsch, Frackleton, Pond, Wong, Kirsch, Davis, Eosco, Connolly, Durant, Fonte, Holland, Ohm- stead. 4th ROW: Horan, Davoren, Wool, Psyhogeos, King, Hamilton, O’Reilly, Atkinson, Beggan, McDonough, O ' Brien, Phillips. 5th ROW: Lancaster, Dino, Johnson, Conroy, Bertucci. City Councillor Lawrence DiCara addresses Professional Club meeting. Definitely an uplifting exp etience! 105 Crew 1st ROW: Albanese, Conioy, Hem (Co-Capt.). Mi- Snow (Coach), Buckley, Guamotta, Martini. 2nd ROW: Daniels, Dewar, Brosnahan, Lancaster, Hecht, Esmond, Schwanz, Kenneally, Bachofner, Bachman. 3rd ROW: Dolhert, Leiter, O ' Brien, Matulis, Tobin, O ' Loughlin, Fall, Johnson, Gardiner, Hynes. Stage Crew 1st ROW: Dwan, Mr. Casey, Vazza. 2nd ROW: Spry, Festa. 106 Judaic Cultural Society 1st ROW; Kitsch (V.P.)i Conroy, Mahoney, Weiss (Pres. ), lanobino. Kitsch. 2nd ROW: Chafetz, Kitsch, Annenbetg, Mr. Knitter, Bloom. Latin-English Football Program 1st ROW: Mitchell, Weiss, Laura. 2nd ROW: Clarke, Doyle, Reid, King (Editot-in-Chief), Fitzgerald, Otero. 3rd ROW: Banett, Michalowski, Wool, Visset, Geyet, Tedesco, Spry, Scipione. 107 The Organization 1st ROW: Lobosco, Harrington, McGrath, C. DePascale, Beggan, Mehrling, Orsi. 2nd ROW: Chew, Chung, Grady, Leahy, Fitzpatrick, Moses, Albanese, L. DePascale. NOT PICTURED: Seliber, Geyer, Buckley, Reid, Quintero, larrabino, S. Chin, LaBelle, Kasanoff. FOUNDER-DIRECTOR: Charles A. DePascale PRESIDENT: Laura A. McGrath ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR: Joseph G. Beggan CHIEF OF PROTOCOL: Perry G. Mehrling CONSULTANT: Lawrence Kasanoff EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Stephen Moses (Chairman), Hany Leahy. FACULTY AIDE: Mr. Cunningham ENFORCERS: Roy A. Seliber, John]. Lobosco MINORITY WHIP: Andrew Chung MINISTER OF PROPAGANDA: David J. Brady JUNIOR ORGANIZATION DIRECTOR: Lynne DePascale The Cop, Roben Orsi, Frederick J. Geyer, George Gus The Organization would like to thank all those who have given us their support, especially Mr. Michael G. Contompasis. 108 Chess Team 1st ROW; Lee, Cho, Lung, O ' Malley, Mulvey, Cho, Yuen. 2nd ROW: O ' Brien, Chan, O ' Brien, Mehiling, Maravelis, Mungeam, Mi. Flynn. Chess Club 1st ROW: Lee, Cho, Lung, O ' Malley, Mulvey, Cho, Ho. 2nd ROW: Wilson, McCllntock, MacFailane, Mehiling, Chung, Lee, Chin, Maiavelis, Mi. Flynn. 3id ROW: Mulkein, Chan, O ' Brien, Olesiak, Foley, O ' Brien, Lee, Hanington. 4th ROW: O ' Brien, Loh, Mungeam, Kiisel, Ham, O ' Brien. 109 Debating and Forensics Society 1st ROW: Mr. Browne, Scovel, Rosenberg, McCall (V.P.), Locke (Pres.), O ' Brien (Sec.), McClintock (Treas.), Dwyer, Shibley. 2nd ROW: O ' Brien, Schneeber- ger, Landers, Sweeney, Lay, Schulman, Bevins, Annenberg, Chinetti, Hynes, Mungeam, Landers, Touliopoulis, Sweeney. 3rd ROW: Whall, Cronin, Donovan, Kenney, LaScaleia, Perruzzi, Crowe, Flynn, Mr. McClure. Math Team 1st ROW: Foley, Seliber, Mr. Salvucci, Mr. Durante, Mehrling, O ' Brien. 2nd ROW: Shibley, O ' Brien, Wong, MacFarlane, Wong, Owens, Wilson, Chan. no Liber Actorum Staff 1st ROW: Pond, Romano, Psyhogeos, Scwanz, Kenneally, Mr. Hannigan, Tedesco, McDonnell, Laura. 2nd ROW; McNamamra, Faldetta, Wong, Weiss, Lee, Kirsch, Lombardi, Eosco, Cho, Wong, Lee, Duduch, Tosi. 3rd ROW: Otero, Markson, Davoren, Labelle, Vitello, Horan, Kasanoff, Phillips, Nickerson, Dris- coll, Festa, Beggan, Spry, Callahan, Murphy. 4th ROW: Burke, Domenicucci, Phillips, lerardi, Suprin. 1st ROW; Gardiner, Phillips, Hern, Beggan, Mulvey, Cronin. 2nd ROW: Crowe, Seliber, O ' Reilly, Pond, DePascale. MISSING WHEN PICTURE TAKEN; Orsi (Pres.). Bibliophile Society 111 1st ROW: Phillips, Sellber, Phillips, Mr. Winchester, Kenneally, Tedesco, Kasanoff. 2nd ROW: Ham- wey, Gorman, Flamburis, Schwartz, Romano, Geyer, DePascale, Beichel. ARGO Editor-in-chief CHRISTOPHER KENNEALLY Editors PAUL PHILLIPS PETER PHILLIPS LARRY KASANOFF ROBERT TEDESCO Business Manager WILLIAM NICKERSON Faculty Advisor MR. RICHARD WINCHESTER Lab Aides 1st ROW: Albanese, Lay, D. Leiter, Paul Locke, Mr. Leiter, Mr. Coiuiolly. 2nd ROW: Kerr, LaScaleia. 112 Italian Cultural Society 1st ROW: lanabino, Tedesco, lerardi, Mr. Beninati, Walker (Pres. ), Uva(V.P.), Mazzulli, Otero. 2nd ROW: Vitello (Sec.-Treas.), Beggan, Eosco, Lombardi, Romano, Scipione, Visser, Dorgan, Matteo, Ferzoco, McGrath, Bidorini, Tosi, Cappucio, Mazzulli. 3rd ROW: Genovese, Leone, Guamotta, Lepore, Allocca, Albanese, Nickerson, DeBole, Grant, Banano, Orsi. Buon appetito! One of several activities held during the year, an Italian Cultural Society dinner. 113 National Honor Society 1st ROW: Beggan, Wong, Davoren, Labelle, Lee, Faldetta, Horan, Babcock, O’Neil. 2nd ROW: Mazzuli, Guamotta, Campbell, Schwartz, Narus, Fitzpauick, Lee, Chin, Quintero, O ' Malley, Kerr, Weston. 3rd ROW: Brown, Lane, Pond, Romano, Trocano, lanobino, Lobosco, Devine, Walker, Wong, Kenneally, MacFarlane, Wool, Dennis, Chin. 4th ROW: Pangakis, Tedesco, Vitello, Bidorini, Tosi, Botsivales. 1st ROW: Ule, Sonentino, Flamburis, Wieliczkiewicz, Palter, Chin, O ' Callahan, Mulrey, Genovese. 2nd ROW: Chan, Tully, Tranfaglia, Salemis, Bloom, Mealey, Mulkern, Huot, Lay, Dibella, Vincent, Lydon, Soohoo, Matulis. 3rd ROW: Lung, Lee, Raskauskas, Hawkins, Degiacamo, Wong, Allegro, Smith, Harrington, O’Brien. 1st ROW: McNamara, McDonough, Reid, Cho, Moses, Chew, Harrington, Gardiner, Cho. 2nd ROW: Connolly, Hern, Chan, Barrett, Orsi, O’Reilly, Kasanoff, Kirsch, Colarusso, Phillips, Owens, Chung, DePascale. 3rd ROW: Geyer, Lepore, Schuman, Lascaleia, Leahy, larro- bino. Walker, Mehrling, Seliber, Pettiglio. 114 Key Club 1st ROW: Cotter, Mazzuli, Driscoll, Otero, McDonald, Davis, Siber, Murphy, Lawlor, McGrath, Shea. 2nd ROW: Connolly, Lombardi, Nickerson. Raskauskas, Beggan (Pres.), Callahan. Chew, Psyhogeos, O ' Neil, Conroy. 3rd ROW: Uva, larrobino, O ' Brien, Tedesco, Duffy, Markson, Ibanez, Vazza, King, Phinney, McGrath, DePascale, Slade. 4th ROW: Hawkins, Hughes, Shea, Lee, Milano, Barsamian, Mosher, Holland, Murray, McDermott, Fitzpatrick. 5th ROW: Suprin, Burke, Visser, lerardi. Rocketry Club 1st ROW: Crowe, Bishop, Abramson, Mr. LeProhon, LaVie, Rosetti, DeBole. 2nd ROW: Rafuse, MacCormack, Maravelis, Mahoney, Kirsch, Wong, Kalambokis. 115 Photography Club 1st ROW: Gorman, Soohoo, Wong, Chu, Fitzgerald, Phillips, Yee. 2nd ROW: Deery, MacFarlane, Mr. Pratt, Purcell, Chew, Moscaretolo, Miller, Wlngshee, Olisink. 3rd ROW: Villafane, Warram, Touliopoulis, Polumbo, Brown, Cleary, Alizio, Davis, Rafuse, Gedaminski, Dimitri, Otero. 4th ROW: Wright, Pugatch, Flythe, Wong, McLaughlin, Baldyga, Williams, Franco, Tse, Moy. 5th ROW: Cleary, DeGiacamo, Hawkins, Raskauskas, Baldyga, Lee, Rodrigez, LaVie, Joseph. 6th ROW: Loui, Pappas, Deacutis. 1st ROW: Abrams, Heller (Treas.), Orthman (Pres.), Patten (Sec.), Duduch. 2nd ROW: Finneran, Mrs. Craddock, Baez, Disciullo. NOT PRESENT WHEN PIC- TURE TAKEN: Lavry, Shea, Mitchell, Demetrius, Joseph, Daniels, and Papakyrikos. Computer Programming Society 116 Chemzics Society 1st ROW: O ' Brien, MacCauley, Wool, Scipione, O ' Neil, Vitello, Debole, Walker. 2nd ROW: Klien, Doyle, Conroy, Geyer, MacFarlane, Beggan, Chew, Lee, Burke, Romano. 3rd ROW: Hawkins, Banett, Albanese, Orsi, Nickerson, Cho, Daniels, Wong, Chin, Han, Ibanez, Eosco, Jello, Leone, Hanington, Pugsley, LaBelle, Moses. 4th ROW: Harrington, Devine, Reid, Maclay, McDermott, Fitzpatrick, Pond, Gardiner, Seliber, Guamotta, Frackleton, Chin, Tosi, Lombardi, Bidorini, Narus, Depascale, Kerr. 5th ROW: Lee, Mulkern, Suprin, Raskauskas, Crotty, McGill, larrobino, Buckley, Otero, Cunis, McDonough, Connolly, King, Mehrling. 6th ROW: Kitsch, Atkinson, Mulkern, Conis, Visser. The Chemzics Society would like to thank Mr. Snow for his bold leadership during the year. President Beggan would like to thank the members for their faithful attendance and sense of civic responsibility during the year ' s many various activities. 117 AFS International Club 1st ROW: Mr. Roche, Ms. Freedman, Hicks, Miescher, Bloom, Alizio, Walsh, Deery. 2nd ROW; Cullen, Genovese, Palter, Mulrey, McNeil, MacLellan, DePascale, Fall, Minogue, Ng, Young. 3rd ROW: Thompson, Johnson, Cosgrove, Welling, Pero, Shaw, Gill, Wieliczkiewicz, Baldyga. Black Students’ Association 1st ROW: West, James, Harris, Jacobs, Morris, Little, Curry. 2nd ROW: Sammy, Frances, Cooper, Armstead, Dillard, Hagan, Waldrond, Williams, Williams, McIntyre. 3rd ROW: Reed, Durant, Mr. Salterio, Mrs. Craddock, Gilbert. 118 Student Council 1st ROW: McBreany, O ' Brian, Lombardi, Barron, Fitzgerald, Davis, Driscoll, McPherson, Wong, Molland. 2nd ROW: Ms. Johnson, Evans, Gibbins, Ham, Yerganian, Yerganian, O’Brien, Simpson, Rush, Prine, King, Smith, Chin. 3rd ROW: Match, Tunter, Baer, Ramone, Fer- gie, Koons, Fraser, Horan, Lynch, Han, Lydon. 4th ROW: Gonzales, Majors, O ' Malley. 1st ROW: King, Nickerson, Lombardi, Barron, Fitzgerald, Davis, Driscoll, Psyhogeos, Slade, Duffey. 2nd ROW: Miller, Coiuoy, Jansky, Moy, Shea, McDonnell, Cotter, Moses, Cho, Ohmstead, Dwan, Tosi. 3rd ROW: Burke, Ferzoco, Lawler, Mitchell, Chin, Young, Mr. Mosher. 4th ROW: Slade, Kerrigan, Suprin, Vazza, Lennon, Kirsch, larrobino, Barrett, Barsamian, McMorrow, Walsh, Duggan. 119 Tutors 1st ROW: Hern, Seliber, Chung. Cunis, Sheehan. Nams. Vitello. English. 2nd ROW: Mr. Slattery. Holland. Abramson. Class. Carmichael. McDonough. Psy- hogeos. English. Cooney. Scavotto. 1st ROW: Lee. McDonough. Bidorini. Seliber. Mr. Gordon. Phillips. Albanese. lanobino. Harrington. Gardiner. 2nd ROW: O ' Callaghan. Palter. Allzio. Chin. Lane. Cho. Hern. Geyer. Wong. Mehrling. Lascaleia. Kerr. Guarnotta. Chin. Leahy. Pettiglio. Orsi. Chan. 3rd ROW: Mealey. Lobosco. Huot. Hicks. Wong. Alloca. Dart. O ' Brien. Luke. Pepe. Moses. 4th ROW: Wieliczkiewicz. Deery. Ule. Cho. Genovese. Vitello. Raskauskas. DeGiacomo. McDonald, Hughes. Tennis Club 120 Victory Club 1st ROW: Davis, King, Sciplone (Pres.), Deary (Sec.), Coach Costello, Driscoll, Tedesco, Kerrigan, Coffey. 2nd ROW: Buckley, Spry, Otero, Kenneally, Lombardi, Nickerson, Beggan, O ' Neil, Kordis, Atkinson, McGill. 3rd ROW: Connolly, O ' Brien, Barrett, McDonough, Suprin, Wool, Miller, Psyhogeos. 1st ROW: Tosi, Lee, Depascale, Davoren, Dever, Ameer, Chan, Weiss, Mitchell, Clark, Jansky. 2nd ROW: McClay, Conroy, Holland, Lee, MacFarlane, Horan, Albanese, Laura, Labelle, Faldetta. 3rd ROW: Doyle, Brady, Ken, Phinney, Bidorini, Cho, Seiber, Slade, Cho, Wong, Narus, Chin, Leone, Harrington, Chew, McDonough, Pugsley, Moses, DeBole. 4th ROW: Chung, Devine, Milano, Pangakis, McDermott, Hart, Chin, Lee, Visser, lerardi, Burke, Schwanz, Leahy, Gardiner, Frackleton. 5th ROW: Flaheny, MacCarthy, Slight, Fitzpatrick, Orsi, Daniels, larrobino, Mulvey, Eosco, Ibanez, Seliber, Romano, Durant, Mehrling, Pond. 6th ROW: Mercer, McDonnell, Mulkern, Kirsch. 121 The Register 1st ROW: Weisberg, Mr. Roche, Moylan, Lee, Mitchell. 2nd ROW: Cornell, Wier, DePascale, Scovel, Padua, Lydon, Sigler, Herb. Bowling Team 1st ROW: Sullivan, Chafetz, Durant, Audley, Lai, Chin, Sullivan. 2nd ROW: Ms. Tibbetts, DeOssie, McGonagle , Jansky, Ferzoco, Downey, Mitchell. NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE TAKEN: Linda Molesworth, Lisa Molesworih. Lopes. 122 Girls Aid to the Public 1st ROW: Stelfox, Chin, Bishop. Mazzeo, Ameer (Pres. ) . Morgan (Sec. ). Quintero, Faldetta, Donovan. 2nd ROW: Barsamian. Sweeney, Soohoo, Dong. Cabone, Landers. Cullen, McNeil, Broderick, Brennan, Kanaskie, Morgan, Deeb, Bulger, Monterisi, Killilea, Miss Shea. Drama Club 1st ROW: Beichel, Locke, Dwyer. Schulman (Treas.), Lay (V.P.), Mr. Roche, Bevins (Sec.), Scovel, Kenney. 2nd ROW: Chafetz, O ' Brien, Martin. Schneeber- ger, Rosenberg, O ' Brien, Cavalieri, O ' Sullivan, Paula. 3rd ROW: Shibley, Whall, Gabilondo, Padua, Haynes, Kirsch, .Annenberg, Johnson, Hall. NOT PRESENT V. ' HEN PICTURE TAKEN: Cimmino (Pres. ). 123 Asian Cultures Club 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 also sponsored many events with clubs from other schools. Ceremonial Lion Dances, a Martial Arts demonstration, and Chinese Folk Dances were staged in the Latin .Auditorium on Chinese New Year. China Night, a variety show, was also put on at BLS on June 23. An annual banquet at the 57 restaurant concluded the year’s activities. The -A.C.C. would like to thank Mr. Berger and Mr. Mosher for their help and support. 1st ROW: Kwong, Li. Lai, Chin, Tom, Choy, Wong, Wong, Goon, Wong, Dong, Wong, Chan, Cheung, Lee, Cheung, Lee, Kwong. 2ncl ROW: Mr. Mosher, Wong, Don, Ho (Sec.), Wong (V.P.), Lee (Pres.), Berger (Sponsor). Luke (Chmn.), Wong, Moy, Leong. Wong, Chin. 3rd ROW: Chin. Mah, Moy, Yee, Soohoo, Chin, Chen, Chan, Chung, Chu, Fong, Chung, Chan, Lee, Kirsch, Wong, Wong, .Au, Yee, Lee, Chin, Kwong, Wong, Chin, Wingshee, Choy, Wong, Soohoo, Young. 4ih ROW: Hern, Chung, Wong, Yee, Tse , Wong, Chan, Lai, Lee, Wong, Ch in, Lee, Chan, Yee. Chu, Chin, Wingshee, Chan, Woo, Chan, Wong, Luke, Chin, Wong, Yee, Goon, Gablinda. 5th ROW: Lung, Cho, Chin, Wong, Chan, Wong, Wong, Cho, Lee, Lee, Kirsch. 124 Table Tennis Society 1st ROW: Wong (Sec.). Cho (Chmn.), Mr. Snow (Sponsor), Lee (Pres.), Cho (V.P.), Young (Treas.), Paris (Sec.). 2nd ROW: Kirsch, Wong, Chung, Wong. Chan, Chin, Lee, Kwong, Ewing, Holley. 3rd ROW: Gill, Beggan, Au, Sparks, Flyihe, Sav- age, Jones, Ouellette, Magier, Chan. Ski Club 125 Junior Band 1st ROW: Halsey, Murphy, Poulos, Murphy, Mr. Boisen, Dolhen, Hines, Bergquist, Cole. 2nd ROW: Yong, Desmond. Assatly, Mira- geas, Wilson, O ' Brien. Martini, Maroun, Harrington, Getchell, Pero. 3rd ROW: Bray. Bethoney, Anagnos, Butler, Class, Abramson, .Armstrong. MacDonald, Dyroff, Jenkins, Musculus. 4th ROW: Clougherty, Moynihan, Mooney, Duduch, Darman, Atkins, McGoldrick, Shapiro, Lane. Senior Glee Club 1st ROW: Peterson, Brady, Hern. LaVie, Maclay, Shwanz, Miller. Hamwey, Chinetti, Molina. 2nd ROW: Pettiglio, Schulmann, Schneeberger, Delisle, DePascale, Kelley, Saar. Primes, Connolly. Hughes. Maalouf, Armstead, Clarke, DiNatale. 3rd ROW: Ewing. Hawley, Abrams. Lai. Davin, Michel. Restuccia, Gorman. Connolly, Chen, Armstead. Webb, Deery, Flamburis. 4th ROW: Wong . Junior Glee Club 1st ROW: Moy, Staples, Chui, Sparks, Jones. Savage, Allen, Wier, Kushner. 2nd ROW: Ms. Tibbetts. Aguilo, Desmond. McGahee. Nelson, Wilson. Webster, Dayenport, Lopes. Panzica, Delamere, Putnam, Lopes, Whitehead, Kendall. 3rd ROW: Flythe, Morris. Winbush, Boyd. Rattliffe, Fagan, Combs, Burke. Harden. Brown, Venable, Witcher. 126 Orchestra 1st ROW: Fong. Wong. Lai. Mrs. Miller. Shelton. Lok. Nickerson. Touliopoulis . Dwyer. 2nd ROW: Dench. Depascale. Dapsis, Pcacott. Albanese. Pugsley. Mehrling. Coffey. Slight. Desmond. 3rd ROW: Cosgrove. Hecht. Huot. Lobosco. Ibanez. Depascale. Bloom. Mealey. Hines. 4th ROW: Frattoroli. Wong. Zawadzki. Madaras. Moylan. Dold. Senior Band 1st ROW: Eosco. Walker. Albanese. Romano. Mr. Boisen. Coffey. Labelle. Pugsley. Slight. 2nd ROW: Dapsis. Minogue. Bloom. Rush. Peacott. Chung. Huot. Lobosco. Browne. Moylan. Mealey. Mulkern. Mehrling. 3rd ROW: Fitzgerald. Mungeam. Collins. Cammarano. Desmond. Duffy. Dart. Allegro. Martini. Clas. Hecht. Depascale. O ' Brien. Tranfaglia. Robinson. 4lh ROW: Tierney. McLaughlin. Herniewicz. Chin. Russo. Kordis. Tyson. Ibanez. Wilkinson. Harrington. Class V Band 1st ROW: Shapiro. Bell. Melvin. Clougherty. Mr. Boisen. Melvin. Flythe. Collins. Mooney. 2nd ROW: Venable. Means. Butler, Garrity, Wright, Phillips, Brockman, Davis, Grammer, Moore, Webster, Stevens, Hall, Desmond. 3rd ROW: Cooper, Schlesinger, Hoyt, Bray, Moynihan, Gorman, Williams, McGoldrick, MacDonald, Cleary, Mehrling, Wong, Martin. 4th ROW: Kordis, Shea, Duduch, Warren, Guinta, Mancini, Harol, DiNatale. Conway. 127 Percussion Ensemble 1st ROW: Hyrniewicz, Chin, Mr. Boisen, Tyson, Wilkinson. 2nd ROW: Yong, Tierney, Hines, Lane. Junior Stage Band 1st ROW: Atkins, Butler, Clougherty, Murphy, Mr. Boisen. Wilson, Berquist, Shapiro, Jenkins. 2nd ROW: Bethoney, McGoldrick, Mooney. Darman, Martini, O’Brien, Maroun, Cole. 3rd ROW: Moleswonh, Parsons, Tyson, Collins, DePascale, Lane . Senior Stage Band 1st RO s’: Lobosco, Walker, Albanese, Romano. Mr. Boisen, Slight, DePascale, Pugsley. 2nd ROW: Martini, Phinney, Mar- tini, O ' Neil, Mehrling, Mealey, DePascale. 128 The Class of 1976 wishes to thank . . . SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. WOODWARD D. BACHMANN MR. AND MRS. ATILIO BAEZGIANGRECO THE JOSEPH BEGGAN FAMILY PON-PENG CHAN MR. AND MRS. AUGUSTUS CHEW MR. AND MRS. NUM SAN CHIN MR. AND MRS. FONG CHO MRS. RUDOLFO CIMMINO MR. AND MRS. JOHN CONNOLLY MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. CONNOLLY MR. AND MRS. JAMES CORNELL DR. AND MRS. RICHARD DART MR. AND MRS. RUDOLPH DESIMONE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM L. DEVINE ENDICOTT SPORTS PROGRAM MR. AND MRS. PAULL. FAHEY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH C. FRACKLETON MR. AND MRS. JOSE GAHILUNDO MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. GOFF DR. AND MRS. JOHN T. HARRINGTON MR. AND MRS. ALBERT T. HAWKER MR. AND MRS. DAVID HERN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS J. HORAN MR. AND MRS. RICHARD L. HUGHES MR. AND MRS. PETER KAKOULIDIS MR. AND MRS. VINCENT KENNEALLY AND FAMILY THE LEACH FAMILY MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. LEAHY MR. AND MRS. HUEY LEE THE LOBOSCO FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHN MacCAULEY MR. AND MRS. AUGUSTUS MARTINI MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS X. McDONOUGH MR. AND MRS. PETER McFARLANE MR. AND MRS. J. MARCUS MITCHELL MR. AND MRS. JACK E. MOLES WORTH MRS. FRANK V. MONTEIRO MR. AND MRS. DUNCAN T. O ' BRIEN DIANE C. O’HARA MR. AND MRS. DANIEL F. O ' SULLIVAN MR. AND MRS. JOAQUINN PAULA MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. PHILLIPS MR. AND MRS. JAMES PRATT MR. AND MRS. JAMES PSYHOGEOS MR. AND MRS. VICTOR M. QUINTERO MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. REID MR. AND MRS. JOHN REYNOLDS MR. AND MRS. CARMINE ROMANO MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK M. ROONEY MR. AND MRS. LOUIS RUSSO MR. AND MRS. EDWARD M. SORRENTINO MR. AND MRS. EDWARD SPRY MR. AND MRS. HAROLD A. STELFOX LISE AND MILES STRIAR MR. AND MRS. PAUL R. TIERNEY MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TROCANO THE ULE FAMILY MR. AND MRS. CHARLES WALKER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT WALSH THE WESTON FAMILY MR. AND MRS. CALVIN WIER MR. AND MRS. PARK WONG PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Abramson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Allego Mr. and Mrs. John Backsend A. D. Bagrud Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bakas Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Baldyga Antonia Morales Beltran Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bezreh Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bidorini Mr. and Mrs. Hans Birle The Blackmer Family Mr. and Mrs. Tristram Blake Mr. and Mrs. David J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brainard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell Kenneth and Virginia M. Canning Mr. and Mrs. John Carrigg Mr. and Mrs. John J. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Shick Tin Chan Mr. and Mrs. Ging F. Chin Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chu Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Collins Mr. and Mrs. T. Concannon Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conley Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D ' Amato Mr . and Mrs . Francis M . Davis Mr. and Mrs. John A. Davoren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dickerson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doyle Mr. and Mrs. John Durant Elizabeth A . Dwyer 129 . . . with gratitude Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Eosco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. .Anthony E. Festa Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Gene Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. William P. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frerichs Mr. and Mrs. George Gallucci Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. John Gearin Ann E. Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Getchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gleiinon Mr. and Mrs. David Goon Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gulinello Mrs. Paula Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert .A. Harney Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Paul .A. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Holland Mr. and .Mrs. .Arthur F. Horn Mr. and Mrs. William lerardi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. P. J . King Mr. and Mrs. Juanita Kinton Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohler Mr. and Mrs. George Kontos The LaHelle Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane Mr. and Mrs. Francis La Vie Mr. and Mrs. .Allen N. Lee I ' un Y n Lee Mr. and Mrs. Winston Y. Lee Mr. and Mrs. . Leinbo Mr. and Mrs. Walt Chu Li Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Luke Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Francis Macchi Mr. and Mrs. F obert S. MacKinnon James .Mac Neil Mr. and Mrs. Laszlo Madaras Richard Maddalo Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maregni Mrs. Morris E. Markson Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Masuret , Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Mazzeo Mr. and Mrs. George McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormack Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McGaffigan Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McNamara Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Milano Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Salvatctre F . Morteo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moy Mr. and Mrs. John Muise Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. John Mulkern Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Mulvey Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John Narciso Mr. and Mrs. George F. (J)’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Richard O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick (VRiordan Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (’ ' ’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Papakyrikos Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papetti Mr. and Mrs. James .A. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Pastore Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Phinney, Sr. Mrs. Lucille IVnilos Adel la Prussman Patricia and Charles Pugsley Victor Quintero Mrs. Eliz Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roddy James E . Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross Robert J. Saar Mr. and Mrs. Constantinos Salemis A. E. C. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. .Anthony M. Scipione Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Shamon Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sianum Mr. and Mrs. John Suprin Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Visser Mr. and Mrs. Edward Q. Vo.zzella Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. ' allace Mr. and Mrs. Chaw Lai Wong Loi Shum ’ong Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Y e 130 . . . the contributors . . . Mr. and Mrs. George Yerganian Mrs. Roberta Young Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zinier BOOSTERS Marianne B. .Abrams Mr. and Mrs. George .Adduci Mrs. Concetta Alduino David C. Alessi Mr. and Mrs. George Ameer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas]. Andrea Anonymous Mrs. Laura Armstead Siiaron and Tom Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Martin N. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John Bell Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Belson Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Bergquist Elizabeth A. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. John Botsivales Mr. and Mrs. Brave rman Rev. and Mrs. F. Elwood Bray Mr. and Mrs. J. Brosnaham Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Broman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bushman Ms. Mary S. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. .Alberto Cammarano Mrs. Edith 1 . Care 11 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Caruso Mr. and Mrs. John Cataldo Mr. and Mrs. James G. Catherwood .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cawley Mr. and Mrs. .A. Cesero Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chafete Mrs. Men N. Chan .Mr. and Mrs. Sun Jim Chan Mr. and Mrs. Stew Ping Chin Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Chinetti Soo Yen Chow Mr. and Mrs. Wing Choy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciamo Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cleary David Coffey Mrs. Catherine Cogliano Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. William Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Donald Connors Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crehan Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius]. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur F. Crotty Patty Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Werner Dafeldecker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Daley Mr. and Mrs. John T. Daly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. M. D ' .Antignana Mr. and Mrs. E. Dapsis Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deary Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCosta Mrs. Erma Deeb Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dehler Mr. and Mrs. R. P. DeLisle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dennehy Mr. and Mrs. .Anthony DiBella Mr. William E. Dickinson The Diner Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dohert Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Donnaruma Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doris Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy Thomas P. Duffy ' 71 Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. James Duggan Mrs. Teresa Dunphy Evelyn V . Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. English Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Everhart The Facada Family Mr. and Mrs. George Fader Joann E . Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fairneny Mr. and Mrs. .Alfred Feist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiandaca Mary Fitzgerald Finneran Mrs. MaryC. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Flatley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John 0- Fly the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fong Mrs. Margaret Furtado Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galvin Mr. and Mrs. John T. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Maureen Ganong Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gashakowski Mrs. Janet F. Gately Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaughan 131 . without whose help . The Gedaminski Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giddings Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Giunta Mr. and Mrs. Eladio Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Grammer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greaney Mr. and Mrs. Yuena Mei Groon J. Hamilton The Hamiltons Mr. and Mrs. William A. Handy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. James P. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Heiler Paul Hibbard The Hillner Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hines Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Georgette M. Hryniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Nestor B. Ibanez Mr. and Mrs. Sal Imbergamo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony lovanni Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kanaskie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kapellas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelleher Rev. Brian Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keskula Chad Kindregan Mr. and Mrs. William R. King, Jr. Mrs. David Knecht Mr. and Mrs. LaFarge Joyce and Betty Lai Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaScaleia Mr. and Mrs. William Lamir R. Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Ching Lee Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levine Mr. and Mrs. John Lok Mr. and Mrs. James Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Loui Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. LacLean Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacPherson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magier Mrs. Rosetta R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Matulis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mazza Mary E. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. McCormack ,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald Ms. Carol McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McLaughlin Ms. Betty L. Mickle Mr. and Mrs. George Mirageas Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell Ms. Laura Mitchell Mrs. Shirley Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. David 1. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Musculus Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Natalie The Joseph Neoms Family Foo W. Ng Dianne M. Mioecia Mr. and Mrs. John O’Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oclierno M. Linda O’Dea Mr. Katharino Olivier-Macedo Arthur O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Neil Mrs. Helen O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Orsi Sonny Ostiguy Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Ouellete Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Owens Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Padula Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pannovese Mr. and Mrs. Teofilo Paolucci Mr. a nd Mrs. Dominic Perretti The Perruzzi Family Mr. and Mrs. Chris Phillos The Piscitelli Family The Polter Family John Pratt Mr. and Mrs. J. Primack Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Provenzano Mr. and Mrs. Philip Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rappa Mr. and Mrs. John Renehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Rico Mrs. Franklyn Robbins Madge R. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James Rush Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scanlan 132 . . . this yearbook would not have been possible . . . Mr. and Mrs. George Scarpelos Mrs. Donald Seliber Mark Seliber Mr. and Mrs. Gennard A. Smeglin Miss Betty M . Sparks Mr. and Mrs. William Spileds Mr. and Mrs. William G. St. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Talbot Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Tambascio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tarris Mr. and Mrs. John E. Tevnan Mrs. Edna L. Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Tilgham Michael Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplyn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vazza Mr. and Mrs. James Venable Mrs. Christine Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Bessie Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Ward Jim and Susan Warram Mrs. Joyce Warren Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wencis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Whalen Mr. and Mrs. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whute Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams Mrs. So Chi Wong Mr. and Mrs. Ying Get Wong Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wool Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wright Mr. and Mrs. F. Maxfield Young Mr. and Mrs. Said Zawawi Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Zeghibe . 26 . . . 36 . . Gee! Five months out of the job and already they ' ve changed the combina- tion! 133 . . . Do not look back. And do not dream about the future either. It will neither give you back the past nor satisfy your other daydreams ... Dag Hammarskjold 1 4 ) -■ ] ' •1 K J ■•4 A