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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

PUBLIC LATIN SCHOOL, CORNER WARREN AVENUE AND DARTMOUTH STREET — 1881 V JfeJ -- -■ r?-V ii _r,.- , ■ ’ ' -’f! ‘a«a� ‘ “iin(8 f «i«- Editors-in- Chief Andrew Keturakis Mark Kenneally Editor Mark Lembo Special Assistants Barbara Burnim Lawrence McCarthy Photographer Dominic Vozzella Literary Adviser Frank E. Hannigan Business Adviser William Powers Special Thanks to; Paul Bachofner Joseph Baldyga Anthony Deluz Paul Duffy Darnel Gilmore Tony Goon John Hawkins Donald Keskula Robert Kodrzycki Brian Mullahy Duncan O’Brien Purdy Vantine especially Mr. Jay Bleiler Paul Raskauskas Mark Ross Marty Stepner. ACTING ASSISTANT HEADMASTER Carmine A. Vara SECRETARIES: Standing: Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Mahoney Seated: Mrs. Lacroix ASSISTANT HEADMASTER Stacy T. Johnson 5 To The Graduating Class Of 1978: The accomplishments of your class are an indication of the tremendous importance that you, as students, place upon acquiring the educational experience needed for future success. You have maintained a dedica- tion and interest in the realization of your goals at a time when it is common to downgrade our insistence upon academic excellence. Our goal at Boston Latin School continues to be the preparation of young men and women to become educated and worthy members of our society. You have the opportunity and the means to make a constructive contribution to the improvement of mankind. It will not be easy to accomplish your goals without a continuing dedication to hard work and a continuing devotion to duty. Every freedom, every right, and every privilege have their prices and their corresponding duties without which they cannot be enjoyed. You have been given the means to succeed. What you do with your lives will be an indication of how well you have learned the lessons taught at Boston Latin School. Much has been asked of you during your stay with us. Often you may have questioned the value of your experience here. The fact that you have completed your education indicates the importance you place upon completing our rigorous course of study. As graduates you have earned the recognition and respect of those that have preceded you. Recognize that with maturity comes the responsibility to ensure that your Alma Mater continues as a viable institution of learning. You must support us in every way so we may continue to provide your successors with the same opportunities that you have received. Anything less than maximum effort on your part will diminish the her- itage and tradition that you now enjoy as graduates. Your graduation this year adds a further bit of history to the Latin School. It marks the first time that young women have successfully completed the six-year course of study. Your success as a class is a source of pride to your teachers, your parents and especially to your Headmaster. We will always remember you and hope that you will continue to share with us your future thoughts and successes. May you experience happiness and joy in the years that follow. May God Bless you all. Michael G. Contompasis ' 57 Headmaster Classics Messrs. Sakey. Slattery, Miller. Desmond, Cox, Pollock, Patridge. 2nd row: Messrs. Demerit, Salterio. Ms. Woodward, Ms. Shea. Ms. Evans, Messrs. Driscoll, Guilfoy, Cahill, Tedeschi. Step I : Turn on da musak. Step 2: Move arms and feet to the disco beat. 10 II English 1st row: Messrs. Casey, Roche, Landrigan, Resnick. Ms. Harmon, Mr. Flynn, Ms. McCourt. 2nd row: Ms. Freedman, Messrs. Russell, Tarpey, Winchester, Kelley, Neary, Bowlby, DePoian. Do you know the Slavic word for ritual slaughter? TTiat one’s over my head! 12 Mr. Colbert, Ms. I Si roH Tompkins. Mr. Bowers. 2nd row: Messrs. Jackmauh. Mednicoff, Mosher. Guidance It ' s before E except after B. No. silly! It ' s before B except after C. Let ' s see Wait . . Whatta they know! 1 thought it was lunch after breakfast. Here it is: before E except after C. . It’s lunch after breakfast with a spot of tea. I was offered a spot on television. Later I became hardened and inflexible. Now I’mjust a friend to all. I could have been anything I wanted . I started out as a recluse . 1st row: Messrs. Themistocles, Salvucci, Durante, Weinert, Maisey, Wellings, Page. 2nd row: Ms. Rawding, Filzpa trick, Mitchell, Messrs. Soibelman, Haberstroh, Tierney, Durant, Hewes, Ms. Mency, Walker, Messr. Regan. Math It’s the only one like it in the school. I didn ' t know that! 18 I I’ll kill whoever stole mine! Let’s study those curves. Farrah who? Sees in whom? I don’t see what he sees in her. I DO!!! 19 Modern Languages 1st row: Messrs. Nilsen, Berger, Ms. Sullivan, Mr. Donovan. 2nd row: Ms. Woodworth, Ms. Ponte, Messrs, Fox, Hartel. Should I tell him or not? Sh! Keep it a secret. f I pray that he does! 20 I’ve been betrayed. Tbey’ll never learn. Have you seen the new Flick? I’d give it three stars. Mais, Oui, Oui, Oui ! ! ! 21 Messrs. Cohen. Irons, Coleman, Jackman, Evans. Ms. Morse, Mr. Costello. Physical Education Listen, the Kid’s a hoodsie cup. Ah, don’t be so harsh on the poor guy. 22 Sniff. I’m gonna play elsewhere. I still say he’s a hoodsie cup. since it’s my ball. I think his outfit’ s cute. 23 O.K., children. Today we’ll play hangman. “H” (two of those too!) Science Isl row: Messrs. Akeson, Estabrooks, Averill, Leiten, Connolly, Leprohon. 2nd row: Messrs. Golden, McCloskey, Mrs. Ivaska, Messrs, Woodworth, Higgins, Snow, Ellsworth. i I’ll go first . . m 24 Mr. Peterson, Mr. Siagel . . . Music Ms. Partridge . . . Nurse Ms. O’Reilly . . . Guidance Secretary Mr. Bluhm . . . Pedagogue Peripatetic - 2T , Mr. McCabe . . . Fl t Campus PRESIDENT William Davis We have all reached the goal we were striving for wheil we came to Boston Latin School — graduation. Surviving the program at BLS was not an easy goal to achieve. Our masters, through the demands for hard work and strict discipline, have pushed us to the point of resentment, and sometimes even hatred toward BLS. But if one looks back on his BLS e.xperiences he will probably discover that they were not only most beneficial, but also most enjoyable. We can best use our Latin School training in this day and age where even the smallest of countries threaten world peace and a small minority of radicals tries to control the lives of millions of decent people in our very own country. We must keep peace, we must decide what is best for ourselves, and we must become the leaders of tommorrow in order to solve our own, the country’s, and perhaps the world’s problems. How far we go depends upon how firmly we have grasped the ideals at BLS and how well we shall put them to use in the further- ing of our education. I am sure that the Class of 1978 will not let down the school or themselves. Lor the Class of 1978, I sincerely thank the faculty, the administration, and the remaining students at BLS for making our experiences here ones we will always treasure and will most certainly never forget. Linally, 1 would like to give special thanks to our Headmaster, Mr. Michael Contompasis, for his outstanding leadership in guid- ing BLS through what could prove to be its most trying period. 30 Sincerely, WILLIAM J. DAVIS VICE PRESIDENT Lawrence McCarthy TREASURER Kevin McSheffrey SECRETARY Carolyn Ferzoco 31 Julie Voltaire Michael Ohmstede Devlin Paul Raskauskas Narda Robinson Liber Actorum Proudly Presents the Class of 1978 NANCY MARIE ALIZIO Chi va piano va sano e lontano. A.F.S. International Club, Treasurer II, President I; Computer Pro- graming Society III-I; Photography Club I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tutor II; Fidelity Prize II. Ambition; To be a doctor. Yoe JOSEPH JAMES ALLEGRO I never get beat. Football IV-I; Baseball IV-I; Wrestling II, I; Greater Boston Wres- tling Tournament 1st Place II; Band VI-H; Victory Club HI-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Class Committee Co-Chairman I, Flexible Campus Co-ordinating I; National Honor Society II, I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition; To wrestle as a 1 10 pounder. STEPHEN MICHAEL ALLEGRO Football IV-I; Baseball III-I; Victory Club III-I; Professional Club II- I; Key Club II-I; Italian Cultural Society II, I; Weightlifting Club IV- I; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement II; Music Festival Aide II. Ambition; To initiate a leper Colony. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER ALLOCCA Under every stone lurks a politician. Football IV; Crew II; Italian Cultural Society IV-II; Tutor II, I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition; To run out of friends. Mike MICHAEL JAMES ARDAGNA There’s nothing you can know that isn’t known. Nothing you can see that isn’t shown. Nowhere you can be, that isn’t where you’re meant to be; it’s easy. National Honor Society; Class of 1885 Award; Italian Cultural Soci- ety; Harvard Juror. Ambition; To get through the next seven years of schooling alive. PAUL ROBERT BACHOFNER I don’t know ... I don’t care. Crew IV-I; Captain of Crew II-I; Captain’s Trophy for Crew; Ski Club IV-I, President of Ski Club I; Key Club I; Frisbee Club II, I. Ambition; To own a Mercedes-Benz 450 SL two seat, roadster, con- vertible. Wacko JOSEPH MICHAEL BALDYGA Durch schaden wird man klug. Computer Programing Society II, I; A.F.S. Club III-I; Tutoring II; Football Photographer II; Liber Actorum Photographer I; National Honor Society II, L Ambition; To be successful and live a long life. The Baldeagle 35 Nancy Mike Steve Pete PETER JAMES BARLETTA Taking life too seriously never brings peace of mind, but it gives head- aches and ulcers. Chess Club. Ambition; To enter the field of law and to do a lot of traveling around the world. JOHN BENJAMIN BARRET Silence is golden. Wrestling V-I; Indoor Track III; Football IV; Soccer I; Ski Club II, I; Model U.N. I; Student Government II. Ambition: To graduate from Law School. DONNA MARIE BARRON Argo IV; Library Staff IV; Register IV; Student Council Representa- tive IV; BSAC III; Student Council, Vice President III, President II; Bowling Team ILL Victory Club II, L Ambition: To recognize faults in others and be able to correct them in myself. John Donna PETER ALAN BARSAMIAN You can’t always get what you want. Football IV-I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Key Club Vice-President II, I; Victory Club II-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Wrestling II, I. Ambition: To get knocked into the nickel seats. .•ot- HELEN CAMPBELL BEICHEL Drama Club IV-I; Professional Club III; Argo Staff II, L Harvard Commencement Usher II; M.A.M.L. I; Victory Club I; German Club I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To be an eccentric. Peter Helen PETER JOHN BERTUCCI Seven years is long enough. Football IV-I; Wrestling Captain III-I; Italian Cultural Society IV-II; Victory Club III-I, Treasurer I; Key Club IV-I; Model U.N. Society II-I; Crew IV-III; ‘Cutest Baby’ Contest Winner; Senior Band VI-III; Percussion Ensemble V-III; Freshman Baseball V; J.V. Baseball IV; Weightlifting Club III; Irish Historical Society IV-III. Ambition: To continually add to my number of friends. ROGER BERNARD BISHOP Greater Bostonians; All-City Stage Band; Senior Stage Band; Crew. Ambition: To be the guitar player in a Rock and Roll band. Tucc k ' I A 36 Roger Tim Dave Barbara GEOFFREY WAFCOTT ARNDT BFAKE Football IV-I. TIMOTHY NEIF BLEVINS Give life your best shot, if you don’t, you will be shot to pieces. Register II-I; National Honor Society II-I; French Club I; Computer Programming Society IV -II; Fidelity Prize IV; Interstellar Communi- cation Society IV, III; Student Council VI-IV; Classical Prize VI. Ambition: To pursue medicine and hope to catch it. FARRY EDWARD BLOOM Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead; Just walk beside me, and be my friend. Computer Club VI; Band VI-II; Library V-III; A.F.S. International Club, President II-I; National Honor Society II-I; Richardson Award II, Fidelity II, U. Penn B-ok Prize II. Ambition; To succeed. DAVID JOHN BOWERS Sailing Club V; Junior Varsity and Varsity Hockey IV, III, I; Key Club I; Root Beer and Checkers Club III-I. Ambition: I seek the Holy Grail. LAURA JEAN BROWN BARBARA JOAN BURNIM Suddenly it’s hard to find the memories you’ve left behind. Drama Club VI, V; Flexible Campus Aide IV-II; Model U.N. II; A.F.S. Ill, II; A.R.G.O. II I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Crew II; National Honor Society II, I; Victory Club I, President I; Liber Actorum I. Ambition: To be able to look back with a smile and laugh. Geoff Larry Laura 37 Mike Paul David MICHAEL CABONE Can ' t salute you. can’t find no flag. Ambition: To get an ambition. ROBERT LOUIS CARANGELO Most geniuses are conceited, but not me. Basketball IV-I; Golf V-I; Table Tennis Society II-I; Model U.N. Society I; Italian Cultural Society V-II. Ambition: To be six ft. PAUL DAVID CARMICHAEL Things are more like they are now than they ever were before. Tennis Club II; Tennis Team II-I; Victory Club I. JOAN CAROL CARPENTIER How ya’ doing. Girls Bowling Team V; Tennis Club IV; Bicentennial Club III; Vic- tory Club III, I, Prom Committee I. ■Ambition: To achieve all the goals I’ve set for myself. DAVID GERARD CARR Blonds have more fun but blackheads get squeezed. Eidelity Prize V; Irish Historical Society III; Victory Club I. Ambition: To get the !“ %out of here. JAMES JOSEPH CARROLL Co-Captain of the Crew Team II, I; Wrestling Team II; Wellesley Crew Program Victory Club I; B.L.S. Science Fair Third Prize II; Bos- ton City Science Fair Second Prize II; Mass. State Science Fair Third Prize II. Ambition: To get out of this school in only seven years. Robert Joan Jim 38 CLAY EVAN CARSON “Go, therefore, and make disciples of people of all nations.” THOMAS RICHARD CASHMAN Illigitimi Non Carborundum Est. Eootball IV; Golf Team II-I; Victory Club I; Radio Club III-II; Key Club I. Ambition; To overcome insanity. JOHN JOSEPH CAUGHEY Yet more remains to do than all that has been done. And we, we are the doers. Student Council VI; Sailing Club IV; Irish Historical Society III, II; Model U.N. II, I; Professional Club II, I; Cross Country III, I; Indoor Track III-I; Spring Track I. CHI LANG CHAN Crew I; Asian Cultures Club II, I; Chess Club I; Table Tennis Society I. Ambition: To be a chef. CHI SUM CHAN Diamonds aren’t forever, friends are. Math Team II-I; Chess Team II-I; Indoor Track IV; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize VI, V; Chess Club V-I. Ambition: To break the bank of a Las Vegas casino. PATTI CHIN Every end is a new beginning. Table Tennis Society V-I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Bowling Team III, I; Swimming Team IV; Chess Club VI, I; Student Council I; G.A.P. I; Photography I; Computer Programming I; National Honor Society II, L Eidelity Prize; Approbation with Distinction Prize II; National Merit Semifinalist II; M.A.A. III-I; M.A.M.L. III-I; String Ensemble V-III; WTio’s Who Among American High School Students. STEPHEN HIPWEE CHIN Student Council Home Room Representative VI; Victory Club I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Asian Cultures Club Basketball Team II. Ambition: To be a skin diver for Roto-Rooter. Sam Cash Frank Patti Stephen 39 BEI ' We the Class of 1978, being of reasonably sound ALLEGROS ... brotherly love; ARDAGNA ... chest BALDYGA ... tighter pants; BARRETT ... a bett an opponent; BARSAMIAN ... a “Wo fare to Skokie; BLAKE ... a new midd in Iceland; BOWERS ... ice time; L.xBBGTWN ' GTlr C.ASHMAN ... a hit of fresh air; B. BU ... platform Gucci golf shoes; J. CARRIE SON ... disciples; C AUG HEY ... a new set TrKrien vice versa; A. CLARKE ... second place in a b k n o 1 edge; JAMES G. Miss Evans ' M. CONN liiimand bodv, do herebv leave; TH las: i rs; BACHOFN; BARRON. IL ... far axvav R ... shrinkage; more votes thqfn SHOP... natkife BLOOM ... a pizzs fia erts;. iCZYNSKI. CARRlOG liericE ; CARENG RR ... Bubs; i Chin; P. CHIN NNOLLY ... pater al Arctic Circle; ROY ... Star-dom; K. CULLEN ... a quiet party; D. DA ? reinforced stitching; M. DALY ... a hat trick; DANGELO ... leather boxer shorts; DABT a touch of class; DAVIS. ... the most cleverest way to enter the Yearbook room and grammar and rhetoric from his unelerstudy; MIKE DEERY ... all himself; DEGIACOMO ... a largeC tllficap; DEI I v a ia iggeTvl’gTX fv� f v ' i:iyr nns— P- EVI TH T Tjr eo k-ledT -y aper hag: D h d EA C cell; DIBELLA ... the only copy of Yedscum’s besfkyved poemsy-DIMINICO ... the latest ‘ fad; D1 PRlZ lQ-..Y ecnro lvsi! J ;m overlookiim h supply of shayu Hecht; C. FE:RIQ«X FOLE ... a s%t 2 t 3 : e:i EAITE G G| ' psa :rr seci Jj] J. ROteY na a y; D 7 ' ] earn T LA AL iick; J. fastbail m Elsil Wi: ifeharcUi ISG EOTlF. Y ke St TTC K TT 2 ni:et MO 1 the m m. drs D L, I® LOWA ' ... more RTln-uin GENOVESE team; GEYEI a wav; GOON= ffiI-=eFship streak;“GRAHA fan club; HAR[| and a fastball 1=1 a we£ ±± ' tongue lashingrfSE ert Hall; L. J ANlSK Nui elrom G leralVrTGAT TO lOfT ore J hd pa •er XD M u.. . .IIJ A 1 -.1 on cae } -B 0NN GlLWfKr: SMfef H ..[a Y net 7fft‘A C TT s ' dpin pair of ea H ttriitss lARRINU wa ys to en fer a P. CLS .l timuTntion leu iajisi= ruRlFFIN X te UJQX of: L|I 71 o AM liol Tn rTtT ii ' k l ();n l: KKNN I ' . I JY .. Htt A. N i ghts: kb: KU Ey a ... a young L “ - — am B555 7 MigiieE a 3 me e 1 H Tcl conwfi ICH AV Q£iEj3SH10D etit; H. £iHES icate i6n T a me n EL .. .. c n egatie fezi a sever m Rob arus 40 LEEN ... retro rockets; KING ... a pin; KODRZYCKI ... a rainbow with a pot of gold; K. LEE ... 4 American Novels; LEMBO ... the golden glove; LESPASIO ... Ms. Ponte; LOtKE ... test tube mates; LUNG ... a clean joke; LYDON ... a cure for Disco Fever; B. NEIL reign over her promdom; MARTINI ... a place to put a 3rd pencil; ER ... Gr n Formula 16; L. MCCARTEIY ... a pin striped straight jacket; P. ARTEIY ... Karen roy; R. MCARTHY ... ladies clothing; MCCROREY ... Hotlips; CULLOCEI ... a niglk with Nilsen; MCDONALD ... anabolic steroids; E. MCGO- E ... a wrestling match vith Wally, MCMORROW ... a she wolf; MCSHEFFREY ... ;om ; Cape Cod real estate; MEALEY ... “feels so good” MILANO ... a back to i ,n ]) on; MINOGUE ... reentry earth’s atmosphej ; MIGUEL ITCHELL ... steam cflSling; MORRIS ... a Jeannie witUHght brown h r: E. MOY ... the X se of Tubo rg in the teachers lunch room; MOYLAN ... a kennel; MULKEKN ••• a guzzler pimp; MULVEY ... brother’s footsteps; A. NELLIGAN ... Fish on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays ... D. tohEN ... our best wishes and standing ovations whenever he may go; E. O BRIEN ... key tb Ropm; F. O’BRIEN ... invigoration; J. O’CAl p . h r xxwn F n pr e li l bod i es; O MSTj D ... red light; jl EEtj . Haley s M.O.K.; O’TOOLl U. - .. a muffler; PADUA ... a drama wcl kshop; J. PA GLIARU UQ ... a case lb=z H J (NO . :old syt er; P|RA K= S ... Barris lorch; A windov and=ci=eqi|TTti ap for publij Y .. 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A£ nia; EEfc □= TJX 31l nec re m Si ' . lesso r XU lE TT refs! pH: ZT . a i;£OiifiX:A TLL tlie re5Tl)rfi n. a rmg a n e; few £ ... a little good men; ZELLA WELLING ... ad, andTfj] T-a wheelocte pTiabet n ' CTNSON ... khochr nJ s .. l i a -sIbiK ed cpllftxJbWONG ... appily! j.Wh alen ... 3} G UK I A- I mm 41 Joe Jimbo ANNEMARIE CLARKE There are two things to aim for in life: first, to get what you want; and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. Glee Club Concert Choir I; Pep Club III; All City Chorus Wash- ington Trip II; Victory Club I. .Ambition: to get what I want in life and enjoy it. MICHAEL MITCHELL CLASS The unattainable is not always desirable. Band VI-I; Chess Club VI, V; Table Tennis Society VI-IV; Tennis Club II; Tennis Team II, Orchestra II; Who’s Who In American High Schools II. .Ambition: To live within the realms of my dreams. JOHN JOSEPH CONEELLY JAMES PATRICK CONNELLY JAMES GERARD CONNOLLY “I know that hard work never hurt anyone, but I’m not taking any chances.” Eootball III-I; Hockey V-I; Victory Club III-I; Student Council III-I; Vice-President I; Professional Club II-I; Irish Historical Society III, II; Harvard Commencement II; Weightlifting Club III-I. •Ambition; To learn to book. JOSEPH EDWARD CONNOLLY Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive. National Honor Society; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Ski Club II, I; Key Club I; Eidelity Prize VI; Erisbee Club II, I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I. ■Ambition: To be always happy. MARY ANN ELIZABETH CONNOLLY It was the time of roses — we plucked them as we passed. Glee Club VI-1; G.A.P. Ill; A.R.G.O. Ill; Tutor I; National Merit Letter of Commendation I. .Ambition; To follow my dreams always. Vnnemane John Mike Jim 42 Mar .Ann CARRIE JANE CUSACK “Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass, let your illusions last until they shatter.” Glee Club VI-III; Soccer Manager, IV, III; Model U.N. Society IV-II; Italian Cultural Society III; Debating and Forensics VI-lII; Massa- Carrie chusetts Speech Finals V-III; Victory Club I. Ambition: To learn how to play the piano. MICHAEL JOSEPH DANGELO Live free, die young (of mind). Ambition: Many — To get my ear-pierced, maybe! MARC CONROY TTie greatest accomplishment is not to never fall but to rise again after- ward. Cross Country Team IV-I; Indoor Track Team III-I; Spring Track Team III, I; Ski Club I; Tennis Club I; Professional Club I; Model U.N. Society I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation. Kathy KATHLEEN ANN CULLEN “Today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Model U.N. Society I; G.A.P. IV-I; Professional Club I. Ambition: To be happy always. Debbie DEBRA ANN DALY ‘Once you get started . . . there is no turning back. ’ G.A.P. VI; Bowling Team V, IV; Library Staff VI, V; Irish Historical Society III, II; Victory Club 1. Ambition: To always party. PAUL JOSEPH DART The secret of life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. Band V-I; Football Band III-I; Professional Club II; Victory Club II- I; Ski Club III-I; A.F.S. Club II; Tutoring II-I; National Honor Soci- ety II-I; Classical Prize II. Ambition: to become a Doctor. Paul Michael 43 Cuff WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS For every minute of sadness, one loses sixty seconds of happiness. President of the Class of ‘78’; Football IV-L All-City II. I Outstanding Defensive Lineman II; Key Club II, I; Student Council II, I Sgt.-at- Arms II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Grinnell Award I; Weightlif ting Club IV-I; Wrestling IIl-l; Victory Club IV-I; Band VI- III; Close-Up Program II; Who’s Who Among American High School Students ’78; Professional Club II-I; Prom Committee Treasurer I; Hockey VI-III; Baseball V-Vl. Ambition: To be able to continue to thank God for my wonderful family and friends, for it is because of them I survive this mortal life. Mike MARY PATRICIA DEERY I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and 1 love today. National Honor Society; National Merit Scholarship Commendation II; Harvard Commencement II; Victory Club 1; A.F.S. II, I ; Com- puter Club II, 1 President I; Glee Club Vl-I; Drama Club VI-V; Mod- ern Dance 11; Creative Writing I; Register I; Tutoring II, L Ambition: To never rearet it. MICHAEL JOSEPH DEERY Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the stars. Football IV-I; Glee Club III, II; Ra dio Club III-II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To score. FRANK ANTHONY DEGIACOMO Chess Club IV-II; Chemzics Society III-II; Computer Programing Society ILL Key Club III-I; Ski Club I; Classics Prize V, II; M.A.A. Ill, II; M.A.M.L. II. I; Cornell Engineering Award II; National Honor Society II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To make the Red Sox. ANTHONY ROBEROS DELUZ “On the whole. I’d rather be in Philadelphia.” Football IV-I; Track VI, V; Student Advisory Council II; Museum Art Classes II, I; P.S.A.T. Letter of Commendation II; Liber Actorum I; Argo Staff I. Ambition: To be a Ramblin’ Guy. T ony GERALD FRANCIS DEVLIN “That which was bitter to endure may be sweet to remember.” Student Council IV, I; Weightlifting Club; Key Club III-I, Sergeant- at-Arms I; Coin Club III-I; Indoor Track III, L Football IV-I; Wres- tling I; Model U.N. II; Victory Club I; Prom Committee; Chairman of the Class Committee; M.A.M.L. I; Fidelity Prize II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. Ambition: To have always a goal to strive for. STEPHEN ANDREW DIAUTE “Deal only in the pleasures of life.” Football IV-I; Italian Cultural Society IV-Il. Ambition: To Graduate. Steve Mary Frank Gerry JOSEPH JOHN DIBELLA National Honor Society II, I; Class of 1885 Award III; Chess Club IV, III; Italian Cultural Society II; French Club I. Ambition; To follow and then to lead. ROBERT ANTHONY DIMINICO “You can’t teach a crab to walk straight.” Cross Country VI; Ski Club IV, III; Tennis Club III; J.V. Hockey IV, III; Drug Education Club VI; Professional Club I; Victory Club VI, III, II, I; Key Club I; Student Council III; Chess Club V; Sailing Club V. GERARD MICHAEL DIPRIZIO Football V, IV, I; Italian Cultural Society VI-II; Victory Club I; Ski Club IV. THOMAS WALTER DONNELLY SHARON JEANNE DOWNEY PAUL BERNARD DUFFY “There’s no replacement for the backbone.” Class Committee I; Sailing Team III-I, Captain II, L City Champion- ship 76, 77; A.R.G.O. II, L Business Manager II, I; Liber Actorum I; Senior Band IV-I; Junior Band V; N.H.S. II, I; Harvard Commence- ment II; M.A.A. I; M.A.M.L. I. Ambition; To be able to look back on my life and not regret any of it. JOHN GERARD DUGGAN Tom Bob Paul I Sharon John Gerry PAUL FRANCIS DUNN KEVIN ANTHONY DWYER In order to live a halfway decent life, you have to be either awful smart or awful pleasant. Harvard Commencement Usher II; Drama Club II-I; Debating and Eorensics Society 11-1; Public Declamation II-I; Student Council IV- III; Secretary of Student Council 111; Representative to S.A.C. II. Ambition: To be pleasant or smart enough to live a halfway decent life. KEVIN ANTHONY EARLS Swimming V-L Captain L All Conference lll-l; Victory Club I. Ambi- tion: To be filthy rich. PAUL DAVID ESMOND A mind wasted is a mind lost. Eidelity Prize I; Crew lV-1; Model U.N. I; Eorensics and Debating IV-V. Ambition: To enter the medical profession in order to help people. SARAH ANJELICA EALLAS . . . the human mind is our fundamental resource. Library Aide V, II-l; Drama Club I. Ambition: To enjoy life. CAROLYN JEAN EERZOCO Confidence is the key to success. Student Council; Secretary of Senior Class; Chairman of Prom Com- mittee; Swimming IV-Il; Bowling IV-I; Softball IV-I; Italian Cultural Society; Victory Club; Glee Club. Ambition: To have prosperous business career. Paul Carolyn Sarah t Kevin 46 ANDREA MARIE FLAMBURIS Wisdom is the ability to discover alternatives. Pep Club IV; G.A.P. IV; Key Club; Glee Club II-I; Agro IM; National Honor Society II-I; Victory Club I; Classics Prize V-III; Fidelity Prize III. Ambition: To be a mad scientist. Andrea JOAN EMILY FLEMING All that we see and seem is but a dream within a dream. Drama Club VI; Swimming IV-III; Spring Track III; Victory Club I. DAVID FOLEY DAVID FRANCIS FOLEY Everywhere . . . freaks and hairies, dikes and fairies . . . Fd love to change the world, but I don’t know what to do. Irish Historical Society IV-II; Key Club I; Ski Club II; Victory Club I. Ambition: To swim in an Anheuser-Busch beer vat in St. Louis. David JOSEPH VINCENT FOLEY Always remember; if someone can’t take a joke, right? « ! — Them. Baseball 1; Football IIl-I; Victory Club; Weightlifting Club. Ambition: To never drink a Schlitz. THOMAS PATRICK FOLEY Sixteen will get you twenty. Math Team II-I; Crew II; Golf III-I; Chess Club II-I; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. III-I. Ambition: To be tall. FREDERICK OTIS GALLOWAY II Success is never achieved by those who are unwilling to supply the effort. Track IV-1; Black Student Association IV-I; Tutoring II. Ambition: To become a successful physician. Freddie G. Joan J Dave Tom Mike MICHAEL DAVID GATTO National Honor Society II-I; Tutor I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Classical Prize III. Ambition: To visit every state in the U.S. JULIE GENOVESE Odi et amo: quare id faciam, fortasse requiris. Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. Drama Club VI; Italian Cultural Society IV-II; A.F.S. II; Tutor II, Co-ordinator of Tutoring I; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; Holy Cross Book Award 11. Julie Patti PATRICIA ELLEN GERBUTAVICH You can’t please everybody, so you’ve got to please yourself. Cheerleading III-II; Victory Club IV-I; Irish Historical Society III-II; Student Council IV; Classical Prize II; Dance Committee II. JOHN FRANCIS GEYER DANIEL FRANCIS GILMORE It will be a joy to us to recall this someday. Debating and Forensics VI-IV; Fidelity Prize V; Model U.N. VI-I; Secretary II; President I; Crew III-I; National Honor Society II-I; Ski Club I; Radio Club I. John DENNIS GEORGE GLEAVY Classical Award II; Swimming IV. Dan TONY GOON Live and let die. Crew II-I; Ski Club II-I; Class Committee I; Prom Committee I; Asian Cultures Club III-I; Argo II-I; Key Club I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; M.A.A. II-I; M.A.M.L. II-I; National Honor Society II-I; Victory Club I; Frisbee Team II, L Ambition: To be a ski bum. Dennis Tony Ricke Gerry Karen KATHLEEN GORMAN I thank heaven someone was crazy enough to give me a daisy. Glee Club Vl-I; Modern Prize VI; Tutor II-I; Argo II; Computer Club II; All-City Chorus II; N.M.S. Letter of Commendation; Who’s Who in H.S. Students; Latin-English Football Program I. Kathy RICKGOROSHKO To be a rock and not to roll. Victory Club I; Basketball III-I; Classics Award VI; Italian Cultural Society IV-II. Ambition: To work at the candy counter. STEVEN BARRY GRANT GIRARD DANIEL GRIFFIN Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. Ski Club; Irish Historical Society. Ambition: To make a million and have a million friends. Steve STEVEN ALAN HALZEL The show is over, the party has just begun. Football IV-I; Wrestling III-I; Professional Club II-I; Key Club II-I; M.A.M.E. III-I; M.A.A. III-I; Weightlifting Club IV-II; Victory Club I; Argo II-I. Ambition: To be a successful businessman and to live life to its highest extreme. KAREN ANN HAMWEY National Honor Society II-I; Glee Club VI-Il; Pep Club III; G.A.P. IV; Key Club IV; Argo II; M.A.M.L. I. Ambition: To teach in elementary school. Zoll 51 I Craig John CRAIG DORSEY HARDENBERGH You can because you think you can. Tennis Club V-lII; Tennis Team V-I; Victory Club I; Key Club III, I. Ambition; To set up a trip to Bermuda without any hassles. JAMES ROBERT HARRINGTON It has become quite a common proverb that in wine there is truth. Classical Prize VI-III; Approbation Prize IV, II; Francis Gardner Prize Second Place III, Special Award Vl-IV; Glover Medal III; Fidelity Prize III; N.M.S. Letter of Commendation II; National Honor Society II-I; Regional Science Fair, First V-IV, Second III: Mass. State Science Fair, Second IV-III; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Argo I; Junior Band V; Senior Band IV-I; Football Band IV-I; Orchestra I Tutor, I; Victory Club I; Chess Club VI-I; Table Tennis V; Cross Country IV; Indoor Track IV; Basketball III. Ambition: To enter one of the healing professions. JOHN ARNOLD HAWKINS National Honor Society II-I, Treasurer I; Key Club III-I; Argo II-I; Liber Actorum I; French Club III-II; Chess Club V-III; Chemzics Society III; Ski Club I; Sailing Club III-I; Computer Club III; Sailing Team III-I; Cross Country IV; Indoor Track IV; Basketball III; Mod- ern Prize V; Fidelity Prize IV; Lawrence Prize IV-III; First in City Sci- ence Fair III. ROBYI LESLIE HICKS Better is one’s own path though imperfect than the path of another well made. Class of 1885 Prize IV; Fidelity Prize III; Classics Prize III; National Achievement Scholarship Semi-Finalist I; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; Black Students Association II-I; A.F.S. II-I, Secretary I; Tutor II-I; Nurse’s Aide IV-I. James Robyi i 1 Mark MARK STEPHEN HUGHES Man was born with one tongue and two eyes, in order that he may see twice as much as he says. Approbation Prize VI-III; Modern Prize V-II; Chess Club V-III; Table Tennis V-III; Computer Club V-III; Student Council IV; Chemzics Club III-II; Interstellar Communications Society Vice-Pres- ident IV-III; Sailing Club III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Key Club II; Tutor II-I; M.A.A. III-I; M.A.M.L. III-I; Regional Science Fair III; State Science Fair III; Research Grant for Science Intern Program II; N.M.S. Letter of Commendation I; N.S.F. M.I.T. Pro- gram II; National Honor Society II-I. Ambition: To become de-ostra cized. LYNNE ANN HULME We are the champions, my friends, we are the champions of the world. Glee Club VI-IV; G.A.P. VI-IV; Victory Club III, L Modern Dance II; Bowling III, I. Ambition: To stay away from monkey-men. Lynne 52 AGNES DOROTHY HUOT “Discinsus averno facilis est.” Boston Latin School Glee Club V; All City Band V; Boston Latin School Junior Band V; All City Orchestra V-III; B.L.S. Football Band IV, III; B.L.S. Orchestra II; B.L.S. Tutor II; B.L.S. Senior Band IV-I; National Honor Society II-I. Ambition: To be a scholar. JOSEPH MARK ISLES “Just enough for the city.” Drill Team VI; Photography Club V; Computer Club V-III; Fidelity Prize V; Intersteller Communications Society IV-III, Secretary IV-III; Table Tennis Club IV; Black Student Association IV; Victory Club I; National Merit Scholarship Commendation II; Basketball Team HI, II, Captain II; Varsity Basketball II-I; Argo Staff III-I. Agnes ROBERT JAMES ITRI “Keep on fighting.” National Honor Society II; Fidelity Prize; Model U.N. II, I; Key Club I; Track III; Italian Cultural Society II, III; Professional Club II; Ski Club I; Debating and Forensics Society IV; Computer Programing Society V. Ambition: To be very successful and make a lot of money. Bob LINDA JUNE JANSKY ITiere can not be a rainbow without a storm and a cloud. Student Council IV-I; Class Committee 1; Prom Committee I; National Honor Society II, I ; Girls Swim Team IIl-I; Softball Team III; Bowling Team IV-I; Victory Club II-I. Ambition: To be something to everyone and everything to someone. MICHAEL FRANCIS KEELY “Drink with inequity or anyone else that comes along.” Basketball III-II; Golf III-IV; Tennis Team IV; Student Council III; Victory Club VI-V. Ambition: To hit the card. JOHN FRANCIS KELLEHER “In the struggle for success may I come out on top.” Baseball IV, III; Swimming IV-I; Classical Prize II. Ambition: To get high and stay there. Mike CHERYL ANN KELLY “Slight not what’s near through aiming at what’s far.” Glee Club VI-I; All City Chorus III, II; Ski Club I; Debating and For- ensics Society VI; Model U.N. Society I; Classical Prize V. Ambition: To have one. Sherrv Linda John Tom THOMAS JOSEPH KELLY “All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” Professional Club II, I; Table Tennis Club I; French Club I. Ambition: To enj oy life to the fullest. George •Andy MARK KENNEALLY “While his memory raced with much speed and great haste through the problems of being there . . .” Editor-in-Chief of the ARGO II, I; Associate Editor of Liber Actorum 1; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, E Ambition: To be accepted for what 1 am. GEORGE EDWARD KENNEDY “Ell get all my papers and smile at the sky, though I know that the hypnotized never lie.” Percussion Ensemble III, II; Radio Club VI, V. DONALD HENRY KESKULA “Believe me I am sick but not insane.” Ski Club II, I, Vice President I; National Honor Society II, I; Editor of the ARGO II, I; Track, Cross Country IV, III, II; Frisbee Club II, I; Student Council III. Ambition: To get enough of everything. ANDREW ALGIMANTAS KETURAKIS “Some drink from the fountain of knowledge, while others only gar- gle.” Editor-in-Chief of Liber Actorum I, Liber Actorum Photographer III, II; ARGO Photographer III-I; Radio Club IV. JAMES MICHAEL KILLEEN “Gimme back my bullets.” Beginners Band VI; Junior Band V; Liber Actorum I. RICHARD HOWARD KING “Choose not that path which others would choose for you, but choose that path which you would choose for yourself, for in that direction lies the light of happiness.” Letter of Commendation I; ARGO II, I; Supply Room Staff V-I. Ambition: To become a marine biologist. I Mark Don Jim 1 ROBERT JOHN KODRZYCKI “Does anyone really know what time it is? Does anybody really care . . .?” Soccer III-I; Frisbee Club II, I; Argo II, I; Ski Club VI-I; Spring Soc- cer IV-II; Computer Programming Society I; Football IV; Liber Acto- rum I. Ambition: To find what I like in life and . . .it. RICHARD PAUL LAWLOR “Do it but don’t get caught.” Football IV-III; Key Club I; Professional Club I; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society 1. Ambition: To make it through one more year of Chem. SARAH DERBY LAY “Hollywood is a great place if you are an orange.” Glee Club VI-IV; Model Prize VI; Classical Prize V; Drama Club V-I; Vice-President II, President I; Drama Award III; Lab Assistant III-I; Debating and Forensics Society II; National Honor Society II; Har- vard Commencement II. KIT WING LEE Chess Club V-I; Asian Cultures Club II, I; National Honor Society II, I; Indoor Track IV-III. ROBERT LEE Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Chemzics Society III-I; Key Club II-I Chess Club I; Vice-President of the National Honor Society II, I Tutoring I; Student Council VI; Harvard Commencement Usher II Fidelity Prize 111. Ambition: To be what never was. MARK ANTHONY LEMBO “You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you get what you need.” Cross Country II; Indoor Track II; National Honor Society II, I; Ski Club II, I; Argo Editor II, I ; Liber Actorum Staff I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Frisbee Club II, I; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. III- I. Ambition: To be a marriage counselor. PAUL MATHEW LESPASIO “Never argue with an idiot, people might not know the difference.” Professional Club IV, II; Radio Club IV; Key Club II. Ambition: To fight the good fight without losing. Senior Prom Paul Rich Barb PAUL WARREN LOCKE . . . and so the evil wizard was subdued — who said perseverance counts for naught? Debating and Forensic Society VI-I; Secretary IV, Vice President III, President II; Francis Gardner Prize IV, II; Drama Club IV-I; Model U.N. VI-I, Secretary II; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Public Declamation II, I; Science Fair: Regional III, II, 3rd Prize; State III, II, Honorable Mention III; Chem Lab Assistant IV-I. Ambition: Yes, I too wish to be happy. What could be better? BARBARA FAE LODGE Barbara RICHARD EARL LUNG Reach for the heights but never touch it. Chess Team VI-I, Captain I; Chess Club Vl-I, President I; Asian Cul- tures Club II, I; Ski Club I; Table Tennis Society I; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize in Greek II; National Merit Letter of Commendation I. PAUL STEVEN LYDON If it doesn’t come naturally, leave it. Cross Country V-I; Ski Club II, I; Register II, I; French Club II, L National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; N.M.S. Commendation I; Frisbee Club II, I. Ambition: To die penniless. Paul BARBARA LYNN MACNEIL Remember yesterday. Live today. Dream tomorrow. Bowling Club III; G.A.P. III-II; Professional Club III, II; Model U.N. II, I, Secretary 1; Drama Club 1; Victory Club; A.F.S. II. Ambition: To be happy with who I am and what I have. WENDY JOAN MACPHERSON And all my words come back to me like emptiness in harmony. Prom Committee I; Italian Cultural Society; G.A.P.; Irish Historical Society III, II. Ambition: To be a mother. Wendy 58 MARA LOUISE MAREGNI “Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’re up to.” Italian Cultural Society IV-II; Modern Dance II; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I. MELISSA MARIE MARTIN “That which we strive for, is that which we treasure most.” Glee Club III, II; Debating and Eorensic VI; All City Chorus II. Ambition: To be a doctor. ROBERT JOSEPH MARTINI Junior Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Junior Stage Band III, I; Senior Stage Band II, L All City Stage Band II, I; All City Orchestra IV-I; All City Concert Band II; Chess Club IV-I; Football Band IV-I. Ambition; To accomplish something. RICHARD JOSEPH MATULIS Modern Prize V; Classics Prize IV; Freshman Football IV; J.V. Base- ball HI; Cross-Country II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I. JOSEPH GERARD MCALLISTER “Eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may be working.” Professional Club II, I; Baseball IV; Basketball III-I; Football IV; Key Club I. Ambition: To be the best in something, anything!!! LAWRENCE KIERAN MCCARTHY “Remember all those renowned generations, they left their bodies to fatten the wolves, they left their homesteads to fatten the foxes, fled to far countries, or sheltered themselves in cavern, crevice or hole, defending Ireland’s soul.” Senior Class Vice President; Delegate to State House Day 1978; Model U.N. Society, Secretary IV, Vice-President I; Delegate to Har- vard Model U.N. Society VI, V, III, II; Student Council Representa- tive V; Public Declamation VI-I; Prize Declamation VI, IV, III, I, Prize for Classes VI, V; Debating and Forensics Society VI, V; Supply Room Staff V-I; Argo Editor II, I; Blank Page Editor III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Harvard Model Jury Foreman I; Massa- chusetts Boys’ State Governors Council; Prom Committee I; Dance Committee I; Flexible Campus Committee I; National Honor Society II, I; Project Close Up II, I; N.M.S.Q.T. Commended Student; Foot- ball IV; Frisbee Club II, I; Classical Prize III; Modern Prize VI. Ambition; To open a “Safe Driving Institute.” Nancy Tirn PAUL JOSEPH MCCARTHY “A chip on the shoulder indicates wood a little higher up!” Professional Club II; Key Club 1; J.V. Hockey V-IV; Hockey III-I; Student Council II. Ambition: To see the world before I die. ROBERT EUGENE MCCARTHY “The best things in life are free.” Prom Committee I; Wrestling Team II, I; Football IV; Irish Historical Society lll-l. Ambition: To get rich quick. Mac PATRICIA ANN MCCOLGAN “Keep your face to the sunshine and you can never see the shadows.” Model U.N. II, Vice-President I. Ambition: To become a pediatrician or a doctor in cancer research. PAUL JOSEPH MCCROREY Ski Club 1; National Merit Commendation. Ambition: To retire. NANCY EVANGELINE MCCULLOCH “It’s a mystery to me!” Softball IV, III; Victory Club III, II; Irish Historical Society III; Prom Committee I. Ambition: To find the cosmic. Radar STEPHEN ARTHUR MCDONALD “Stand up for what is known to be true and also for what you believe is true, no matter how foolish you sound.” Table Tennis Club VI; Track Team Manager V-II; Cross Country Team II; Key Club II, L Frisbee Club II, L Ski Club I; Model U.N. Society 1; Wellesley Tutor II; Math Team I; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To accomplish something to justify my existence on earth, like getting out of college. TIMOTHY JOSEPH MCDONOUGH Ambition: To graduate. Steve 60 ELEANOR PATRICIA MCGONAGLE “To hope for the best, be ready for the worst, and accept whatever comes along with a smile.” G.A.P. VI, V; Student Council V, IV; Irish Historical Society III; Bowling Team II; Prom Committee I. Ambition; To beat Carolyn’s mother and have eighteen kids. Ellie ROBERT MCGOWAN Golf Team VI-I; Captain III-I; Boston Schoolboy Champion III, II; M.V.P. Golf Team III, II; Freshman Hockey Team V-IV; J.V. Hockey V-II; Freshman Baseball IV; Science Fair III, II; Irish Historical Soci- ety II. Ambition; To go south. EDWARD BERGIN MCGARATH “Sorry doesn’t feed the admiral’s cat.” Football IV-I; Key Club II-l; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club III-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Student Council V. LINDA LOUISE MCGRATH Italian Cultural Society IV-II; Irish Historical Society IV-III; Softball Team III; Swim Team III; Victory Club I; Key Club I; Modern Dance Group II, L Ambition: Got to keep on dancing. MARK DEVEREAUX MCGRATH “No one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American Public.” Key Club III, I; Treasurer I; Tutorial Program I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club II, L WILLIAM JOSEPH MCKERNAN DENNIS MICHAEL MCMORROW “There are two kinds of people in the world, those who are Irish and those who wish they were.” Key Club I; The Wolf I; National Merit Scholarship Recipient; Irish Cultural Society III; Student Council II. Ambition: To join the Irish Mafia. Mark William Linda Dennis 61 Kevin Chris KEVIN FRANCIS MCSHEFFREY The stairway to success is a long one, so take the escalator. Student Council Vl-II; Key Club II. I; Professional Club II, I; Argo Staff II, I; Ski Club II, I; Table Tennis Society VI-IV; Prom and Dance Committee I; Baseball IV; Fidelity Prize II; FrisbeeTeam II, I. Ambition; To be a successful rambling guy. ROBERT MICHAEL MEALEY “I did it my way.” Senior Band Vl-1; Stage Band IV-I; Orchestra II. I; All-City Stage Band IIl-I; All City Orchestra IIl-II; Victory Club I; National Honor Society 11. 1. Ambition; To be a virtuoso musician. CHRISTOPHER PAUL MILANO “Out into the cool of the evening strolls the Pretender. He knows that all his hopes and dreams begin and end here.” Student Council VI; Key Club IV-I; Professional Club IV-I I; Victory Club III-l; Modern Language Prize IV. Ambition: To be a happy idiot and struggle for the legal tender. DAVID MICHAEL MINOGUE If at first you don’t succeed consider making failure your goal. Modern Studies Prize V; Junior Band V; Senior Band IV-I; Football Band IV-I; A.F.S. Ill, II; Ski Club IV-1; Victory Club I; Sailing Club I; Interstellar Communications Society IV, III. Mitch JOHN JOSEPH MITCHELL How odd it is that a little scotch can raise my courage to its highest notch. Bicentenial Club II, I; Cross Country IV-I, Captain I; Indoor Track IV-I; Spring Track IV-I; Library Aid; Student Council II; Victory Club II, I; Model U.N. III-I; Ski Club I; Chess Club II, I; Honorable Mention Science Fair Class II. Ambition: To win the Boston Marathon. MARGARET MARY MITCHELL You are what your friends are; without them you would be nothing. Cheerleader II, L Co-Captain I; Crew IV, III, I; Indoor Track II, I; Liber Actorum IV, III; Football Program Staff IV-I I; Irish Historical Society IV, III; Ski Club III, IL Treasurer II; A.F.S. Secretary III; Key Club I; Victory Club IV-I. Ambition: To be satisfied. MIGUEL ODEZ MITCHELL Rare beastmen all who move to save and place their pyres from cavern mouth to world to interstellar fires. National Honor Society II, L President of the Interstellar Communi- cations Society IV, III; Massachusetts High School Science Associa- tion Co-director Founder III, II; Register Staff II, I; B.L.S. Science Fair Honorable Ment. on II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To be a biophysicist or exobiologist. Bob Maggie Terry Steve Jeff Sue JOHN MICHAEL MORAN For all intense and purpose persay. Football IV; Baseball III, I; Basketball III-I; Professional Club III-I; Irish Historical Society III, I; Ski Club III, I. Ambition: To beat English. Jack STEPHEN ANDREW MORRIS Professional Club IV; Victory Club I; National Honor Society II, I; Ski Club I; Tutoring I. Ambition: To dodge all the trees. ELLEN MOY Those were the days, my friends we thought they’d never end. Didn’t we have fun? Glee Club VI-III; Student Council IV-I, Secretary I; Headmasters Selection Committee Student Representative II; Bi-Racial Committee II; Victory Club III-I; Key Club I; Cheerleader III-I, Co-Captain I; Ski Club I; Asian Cultures Club V-III, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To succeed in whatever career I choose to follow. JEFFREY ROBERT MOYLAN Summertime has come and gone, oh my, oh my. All City Orchestra III-I; All City Band; Editor of the Register III-I; Letter of Commendation P.S.A.T. Ambition: To be a gonzo journalist. MICHAEL JOSEPH MULKERN I get by with a little help from my friends. National Honor Society II, I; Cross Country Team V-I; Indoor Track Team V-I, Captain I; Spring Track V-I; Senior Band IV-I; Chess Club II, I; Model U.N. II; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Classics Prize VI, V, III. SUSAN ANN MULREY To enjoy happiness, we must create it. Track Team VI; Drama Club VI-IV, I; A.F.S. Club II; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize III; Fidelty Prize III. Ambition: To reach my potential. TERRENCE MICHAEL MULVEY Football IV-I; Victory Club VI-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Baseball IIl-I; Italian Cultural Society II; Student Council I. Ambition: To be five nine. Ellen Mike Congratulations to the first graduating class in Boston Latin’s 343-year history to include girls who have completed the six-year program! We are fortunate to have been in a class that was not only co-ed, but which also was representative of the divers racial, ethnic, religious, and economic backgrounds that make Boston such a vibrant city. And we are also lucky to have received a traditional academic high school education with groundings in classical literature and languages as well as in contemporary math and science. When we entered Latin School, this type education was not in wide favor; but many school systems are rediscovering the worth of a classical college preparatory education and are cutting back on the potpourri of frivolous courses that were until recently included in their curricula. 1 was told it was customary for the valedictorian to speak on any current prob- lem he wished. Having been in Mr. Beninati ' s history class, though, I realize that 1 could not speak on a controversial topic without allowing time for rebuttals reflecting the various viewpoints represented in our class — and that could take all night! However; I think there is a point on which we can all agree: there is malaise which pervades our society and which affects all of us — a lack of integrity. There is cheating by some of those receiv- ing w ' elfare payments as well as by some doctors being reimbursed under the Medicaid and Medicare pro- grams. Retail prices are being forced up because of shoplifting and the cost of security as well as by stealing by employees. Vandals destroy property worth millions of dollars, while businessmen embezzle funds using sophisticated computers and make illegal payments to obtain contracts. More than a million people have defaulted on government loans to students, with much of the money having been paid to schools which use misleading advertising to attract students. Homes are being broken into at an alarming rate, yet there is a seemingly insatiable market for the stolen goods. An arson-for-profit ring in Massachusetts was abetted by those in- vestigating the crime. We have taxpayers evading taxes and a scandal in our state’s Department of Taxation. In addition, we had the Korean payoffs to congressmen on a nation- al level and the MBM affair in our own backyard. Evidently what Juvenal said in the second century is still true, “Honesty is praied and starves.” What can we do about it. We should insist that our elected officials adhere to a code of ethics and should de- mand their expulsion from office if they don’t. We should urge that professionals, most of whom have long established codes of ethics, more actively police their own ranks. Per- haps we should begin considering what the role of the school should be in reinforcing the home and the church in the development of character. Apparently Harvard feels there is a part to be played by the colleges because its proposed core curriculum includes a course on moral and ethical problems. I am not so naive as to believe that we can change human nature. However, unless we start to respect one another and have respect for one another’s rights and property, we will be unable to solve our common problems. Most of all, though, we must have respect for ourselves and be convinced of the worth of maintaining our personal integrity. In closing, I would like to thank our parents for their patience, and en- couragement during the past six years; our faculty for their dedicated teaching and the personal interest they have shown in us; and the administration for having pre- served the integrity of Boston Latin School and for having assured that each of us was well prepared for college. Bona fortuna, amici. DUNCAN T. O’BRIEN JOSEPH FRANCIS MURRAY Up with the sun, gone with the wind — these are the memories that make me a traveling man. Weightlifting Club IIl-I; Key Club III, II; Victory Club I; Irish His- torical Society III, II; Bicentennial Club III; Football III; Crew II, I; Spring Track II; Model U.N. 1. Ambition: To give it my best shot and to take it for what it’s worth. AUDREY MARIE NELLIGAN Don’t let the sun go down on me. Cheerleader 111, II; Victory Club 11; Dance Committee II; Irish His- torical Society II. Ambition: To be an accountant. THOMAS FRANCIS NORTON I really like studying but then again 1 like faulty plumbing. Professional Club 111, 11; Chess Club 11; Classical Prize II; Irish His- torical Society II, I; Baseball IV. Ambition: To shrink to 6 ' 1 1 . DUNCAN THOMAS O’BRIEN, JR. “Nihil dictum quod non dictum prius.” Math Team Ill-l, Co-Captain I; Chess Club VI-I, Secretary I; Sailing Club IV-I; Football Band, Senior Band IV-I, Orchestra I, Junior Band V; Chemzics Society IIl-I; Student Council VI-V; Argo Staff I; Liber Actorum I; Ski Club I; French Play HI; National Honor Society II, I, President I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Latin Prize VI-II; Approbation Prize VI-II; William Kimball Norton Prize III; Warren Eastman Robinson Prize HI; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminar Nominee III; Michelman Prize II; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award II; Brown Book Award II; M.A.M.L. III-I, Finalist I; M.A.A. Ill-l; Science Fiar V-lIl. EDWARD WILLIAM O’BRIEN Want it from the top of your head to the tip of your toes and be a man. Football IV-I, Captain I; Wrestling III-I; Key Club IIl-I, President I; Professional Club IIl-I; Victory Club lll-I; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Hockey IV-III; Latin-English Football Program Staff 1. Ambition: To achieve all my goals and to enjoy life. FRANCIS CHRISTOPHER O’BRIEN Let School masters puzzle their brains with grammar and nonsense and learning; a good life I stoutly maintain gives a genius a better dis- cerning. Debating and Forensic Society VI-IV; Model U.N. V-IV; Victory Clubl. Ambition: To be a successful lawyer. JEAN FRANCES O’CALLAGHAN Smile and no one will know what you have been up to. Swim Team IV-I; National Honor Society II, I; Sailing Club III; Fidelity Award; Classic Award; 1886 Award; Model U.N. I. Ambition: To be an architect. GRACE THERESA O’DONNELL Tomorrow is just another day but today I want to fly. Girl’s Spring Track IV-I; Cross Country Team I; B.L.S. Drama Work- shop VI-IV; Victory Club I; Prom Committee I. Ambition: To win the Boston Marathon. Grace EDWARD JAMES O’HARA National Honor Society II, L Victory Club I; Crew Team I; Sailing Club III. MICHAEL ANTHONY OHMSTEDE If you don’t say anything, you can’t be called upon to repeat it. Hockey Team V-I; Professional Club II, I; Fidelity Prize II; Key Club I; Class Committee I; Student Council II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. MICHAEL JOSEPH O’KEEFE I had to go someplace and this was as good as any. Varsity Cross Country II, I; Debating and Forensics Society III-II; Irish Historical Society III, II; Professional Club III-I; Computer Club II, I; Freshman Baseball IV. Spike MICHAEL DELANEY O’NEILL You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backwards. Swim Team V-II, Co-Captain I; Tennis Team V-II; Co-Captain I; Student Council V-II, Vice-President I; Ski Club II, Treasurer I; Ten- nis Club V-II; Professional Club II, I; Sailing Team V-III; Sailing Club V-III; Tutor I; Frisbee Club II, I. Ambition: To leave the world better than the way I found it. MICHAEL PATRICK O’TOOLE If you know what I mean! ! ! Ski Club II, I; Key Club II, I; Professional Club II, ARGO II, I; Var- sity Frisbee Team II, I. Ambition: To become successful without becoming a gawk. Mike McKeever Yibba 67 LISA ANNE PALTER The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before 1 sleep. G.A.P. IV-I, President I; A.F.S. II, I, Treasurer I; National Honor Society II, I; Tutoring II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. ILL Fidelity Prize VI; Classical Prize V, IV. Ambition; To be a veterinarian. Richard Janet !Vlar RICHARD JAMES PADDEN Tomorrow must be better! Student Council VI-IV; Track V, IV; Sailing Club IV; Key Club IV- II; A.F.S. Club III-I, Vice President II, President I; Classics Award 111; Science Award III. Ambition: To know myself. PAUL KEVEN PADUA Smile, though your heart is aching. Drama Club V-I; Soccer Team III-I; Tennis Club 111; Register II, I. Ambition: To make pleasure my business. JOANNE ELIZABETH PAGLIARLO To let a fool kiss you is stupid; to let a kiss fool you is worse. Dance Committee II; Fidelity Prize II; Victory Club II, I ; Model U.N. 1; Basketball III. Ambition: To pass French. JANET PEACOrr To every thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Glee Club VI, V; Senior Band IV-I; Football Band IV-I; Orchestra II, I; Approbation Prize VI; Fidelity Prize II; M.A.M.L. III-I; M.A.A. III-I; Victory Club I; Tutor II, L National Honor Society II, L Ambition: To leave footprints on the sands of time. NICHOLAS PEPE Computer Programming Society V-III; Photography Club I; Fidelity Prize II; Tutoring II, I; Letter of Commendation I; A.F.S. I. MARY FRANCES PERO Once you are happy with yourself You can realize any dream and Find your place in the sun. M.A.M.L. I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Science Fair 2nd Prize II; Boston Regional Science Fair, 3rd Prize IV and II; Mass. State Science Fair, 3rd Prize IV; G.A.P. VI-II, Secretary III, Vice- President II; Library Aide VI-III; Ski Club V-I; Secretary I; Italian Cultural Society III. Ambition: To enjoy happiness, health, and peace of mind. Joanne Lisa Paul Nicholas 68 JEFFREY JOHN PETERS It doesn ' t matter how long you live, but how well you live. Football IIl-I; Baseball IV-1; Irish Historical Society III, II; Key Club I; Professional Club II-I; Student Council III. Ambition: To own a small airport. Jeff JOHN CHAREES PRATT You’ll only find success before work in a dictionary. Glee Club VI; Cross Country VI, V; Track V-I; Football IV, III, Club II, I; Irish Historical Society II; Key Club I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To achieve a technological career. Ski NANCY MARIE PRENDERGAST I was an oak; now I am a willow, I can bend. Crew IV; Student Council IV; Liber Actorum III. Ambition: To enjoy each day of my life as if it were the last. ESTELLE MARIE PRIMES Linda — HELP! Glee Club VI-I; G.A.P. IV, III; Victory Club I; Key Club I. Ambition: To be always happy? Nancy PETER JOHN PURCELL If you can not understand my science, you can not understand my words, then you can not understand ME. Computer Club VI-I, President IV, Director III-I; National Merit Let- ter of Commendation I. Ambition; To know. PAUL ANDREW RASKAUSKAS Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. Approbation Prize VI-III; Classics Prize VI; Modern Prize Vl-IV; Student Council VI-IV; Ches s Club VI, V; Sailing Club V-I; Sailing Team V-I, Co-Captain II, I; Fidelity Prize V; Key Club IV-1; Trea- surer II, Secretary I; Crew III; Chemzics Society III, II; Harvard Book Award II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; ARGO II, I, Editor II, I; National Honor Society II, I; M.A.A. II, I; M.A.M.L. III-I; Ski Club I; National Merit Semi-finalist I; Class Committee I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To donate millions to charity. Pete 69 NARDA GAIL ROBINSON SMILE!! People will wonder what you ' ve been up to. Cheerleader 111, I; Class Committee I; Senior Band IV-I; Victory Club IV-1; Stage Band IV, III; Glee Club VI-IV; Orchestra 1; Modern Prize V ' l; Approbation Prize VI, V; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To keep my face to the sunshine and never see the shadow. RUSSELL LADON ROBINSON If there is something you want done but can ' t be did, go just contact “no fuss when you call Russ the Kid. Afro-American Club V-II; Table Tennis Society IV; Interstellar Com- munications Club V; Track III, II; Gymnastics II; Tutoring II; Fidel- ity Prize VI. Ambition; To be a leader — A great leader. MARK DENNIS ROSS For all intents and purposes, I suggest to you . . . Football IV; Basketball III-I; Key Club IV-II; Radio Club IV, 1; Liber Actorum I; Baseball III; Tutoring II. Ambition; To be a free agent. BERNADETTE MARIE SAAR To dream the person you ' re not, is to waste the person you are. Glee Club V-III; Sailing V; Table Tennis Society V; Drama Club IV; Volleyball IV; G.A.P. V-lII; Model U.N. I; Victory Club I; Approba- tion Prize V. Ambition: To succeed in a career. JAMES CONSTANTINOS SALEMIS Bonds of affection ought to be elastic, for letting apart or drawing together. Classical Prize III; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; Soccer V-I, Captain I, All-City I; Numismatic Society VI-IV; Chess Club V-III, I; Model U.N. II; Professional Club II; Ski Club II; Key Club III, II. Ambition; To live forever. HELEN WEBSTER SCOVEL A million tomorrows will all pass away ' Ere I forget all the joys that were mine today. Glee Club IV-II; Ski Club I; National Merit Letter of Commendation II. Ambition: To do interesting things and be happy in them. Kevin KEVIN MICHAEL SENIOR Never do today what you can do tommorrow, and have somebody else do it in the meantime. Ambition: To make it out of here as easily as possible. FRANCIS SHEA JR. Carpe Diem. Football IV, III; Professional Club IV, I; Victory Club II, I; Key Club III-I; Sailing Club IV-III; Student Council III, Irish Historical Society IV, III. Ambition: Never to have to take Latin again. JOHN MICHAEL SHEA Money can’t buy happiness but it can sure rent it for a while. Baseball V; Approbation Prize IV; Fidelity Prize IV; Sailing Club III; Key Club II, I; National Honor Society II, I; M.A.M.L. I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To enjoy life. EDWARD MICHAEL SHEERY TTie little I know, I owe to my Ignorance. Hockey V-I; Football II; Key Club I; Irish Historical Society IV-II; Professional Club II, I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To make lots of money and see the world. JOHN EDWARD SINGLETON A bad beginning makes a bad ending. Victory Club III, I; Stage Crew III, I; Professional Club II, I; Irish Historical Society III, I; Key Club I; Baseball V-III; Football IV, III; Cross Country V; Chess Club VI, V. Ambition: To see the light. John John 71 DO YOU REMEMBER: Chico ... Sparr ' s ... Leo Smith ... Breeder of Democracy ... rallies in the Assembly Elall ... Christmas Carols in the caf ... the colleges that you applied to ... locker cleanups ... declama- tion ... Arthur Douvris ... Wellesley’s Latin plays ... Jacques Cousteau ... in-house suspensions ... Toplyn’s enlistment ... Kevin Arscott ... Flexible Campus ... Steve Martin ... Subs ’n Such ... the Lounge ... “Burnt Toast” ... Peter Frampton ... Concord ... Tim Grant ... sanding the caf tables ... Doc O’s infamous “1 3 of you” speech ... Who was to your left ... who was to your right ... detention disciplinary action listed in the bulletin ... detonation of a milk carton ... Michele Brown ... Res Latina ... Late buses ... all the dances ... The Life and Death of a Salt Marsh ... Ms. Leslie ... The Armory ... Carmine ... Bo State ... Mr. Krutter and KNU ... the Chemzics Society ... The G. W. Club ... Marc Lederman ... Mr. Durante’s SHARKS ... White Stadium ... Frank Frederico ... “Afternoon Delight” ... The Chem-Bio AP vs. Physics AP softball game ... “All the President’s Men” ... corridor Patrol ... Jim Clifford ... the Arena ... The teachers’ strike ... The Frisbee Club ... Cwazy Wabbit ... Watergate ... Winning every Thanksgiving ... Harvard Commencement ... the efficiency of the MBTA ... English Enrich- ment ... the colleges you were accepted to ... the ’75 World Series ... the fourth floor swim- ming pool ... the ’72 Bruins ... Mr. Meanor Marks ... Cliff Notes ... the Italian, Irish, Judaic and Middle. Eastern Cultural Societies ... PSAT, NMSQT, SAT, CEEB, ATP, AP and Achievement Tests ... Jim “Tough Guy” Ferzoco ... Computer Programming ... Adam Kon- 72 ieczny asdfghjkl: ... “Eldorado” ... summer reading ... Mike Ward ... Mike the Cop ... Larry Maloney ... Monarch Notes ... Patty Supple ... all of your homerooms ... WMEX, WHDEI, WKBG ... Mythology ... Lively Latin ... Hecuba ... the Aeneid ... Fabulae Faciles ... Julia ... silent meditation ... Hopkinton State Park ... the Howard Johnson in Concord ... Nixon and Agnew ... Ford and Rockefeller ... Grits and Fritz ... Bobby Orr ... Archie Bunker ... “Roots” ... the Class of ’78 Junior Prom ... self-evaluation essays ... college interviews ... “safety school” ... Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman ... Farrah, Cheryl and Suzanne ... Ms. Gaylord ... Stevens Institute of Technology — Mr. Bowers ... health class ... Munich ' 72 ... the language lab ... Saturday Night Fever ... the Catalogue ... coed gym classes ... Manter Hall ... term papers ... Ibid, Op. Cit. ... busing ... the ski trips ... the Register ... your driving test ... “incon- spicuous” ... the Loyalty Fund ... The Activities Fund ... Music Festivals ... the Science Fair ... the Handbook ... the Bookstore ... MAA, MAML ... G.I. Joe ... dissecting frogs ... Mr. Duch ... the same reading test three years in a row ... Mr. Gwiazda ... “Let’s go people” ... two entrance exams ... Mr. Hodgson ... ovations for tray droppers ... The Blizzard of ’78 ... the “most cleverest” people ... learning German by Singing ... Mr. D’s levitation act ... Mr. C’s “uncontrollable wrath” ... Averill’s Navy ... The quadratic equation ... your Data Processing number ...? 73 Scooter Tom STEPHEN MICHAEL SLADE Believe what you want to believe. Classical Prize VI; Hockey V-I; Baseball V-I; Football IV-I; Victory Club III-I; Ski Club IV-I; Student Council IV-I; Track V, IV; Wres- tling VI, V; Irish Historical Society III, II. Ambition; To be successful with whatever I do. JAMES JOHN SMITH I didn ' t want to be a barber anway ... I wanted to be a lumberjack Computer Programming VI; Interstellar Communications Society IV- III; Classics Prize II; Fidelity Prize II; National Honor Society II, I. Ambition: To corner the market on ethnic jokes. JOSEPH MAITLAND SMITH, JR. PHILIP SOOHOO Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Chess Club VI; Asian Cultures Club III-I; National Honor Society II, I; M.A.M.L. II, I; M.A.A. II, L THOMAS YET TAK SOOHOO JR. JEAN MARIE SORRENTINO Keep your face always towards the sunshine — and the shadows will fall behind you. Drama Club Vl-IV; Debating and Forensics Society IV; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation I; M.A.M.L. I; Victory Club II, I; Secretary I; Prom Committee I; Key Club I; Crew II, I. Ambition: To enjoy life. STEVEN MICHAEL SOUSA Don’t use your past to make excuses for your future. Soccer III-I; All City Soccer Division I, Best Defenseman; 3 on 3 Champions III. Ambition: To treat everybody the way I want to be treated. Steve Phil Jean Jim PATRICIA ANNE STANTON Don’t look back — something may be gaining on you. Volleyball III-I; Co-Captam I; G.A.P. VI; Basketball IV-I; M.V.P. II; Irish Historical Society II; Victory Club I; Softball IV-I; Model U.N. I. MICHAEL PATRICK SUGRUE Good things come to those who wait. Model U.N. II; Ski Club III; Victory Club I. Ambition; To get rich quick. THOMAS SULLIVAN Football III-I; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I; Crew I; Irish Historical Society I; Weightlifting Club I. Ambition; To graduate. THOMAS NEIL SULLIVAN If you don’t like what you get in life, that’s tough. Professional Club II, I; Hockey IV-I; Baseball VI-III; Key Club VI-I; Stage Crew IV-I; Football IV, III. JOHN PHILIP SWEENEY Know Thyself. Basketball IV, III; Football IV, III; Ski Club VI-I; Crew IV, II; Chess Club IV-I; Chess Team II; Victory Club I, Vice-President I; Drama Club I. JOHN EDWARD TEVNAN Hie labor extremus, longarum haec meta viarum. Professional Club IV-I; Student Council V-II; Sailing Club V-III; Drama Club V; Cross Country V; Crew II; Victory Club II, I; Ski Club II, I; Bicentennial Club ILL Irish Historical Society II. Ambition; To seek fame, fortune and happiness. MATTHEW ALEXANDER TOPLYN Cross Country IV, III; Indoor Track V, IV, III; Spring Track IV; Stu- dent Council V, IV, III; Key Club IV, III. MICHAEL ROBERT TRANFAGLIA Always be prepared even if you have to copy. Senior Band III-I; Football Band II, I; Crew III-I; Weightlifting Club II. Ambition: To be a teenage millionaire. BERNARD JOHN TULLY Swimming VI-I, Co-Captain 1; Sailing Team IV-I; National Honor Society II, I; Classical Prize III; Modern Prize II; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II. JAMES FRANCIS TWOMEY I hope that it’s only amnesia, believe me Tm sick but not insane. Chess Club II, I; Professional Club IV; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation I. Ambition: To look the grim reaper right in the eye and say “Gee your hair smells terrific.” RICHARD PAUL TYSON Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, if I can just get through today. Chess Club VI; Senior Band IV-I; Senior Stage Band I; Orchestra I; Percussion Ensemble III-I; Football Band III-I; Drama Club II, L A.F.S. I; Radio Club I, Tutor II, I. Ambition: To get into college. DAINA SANDRA ULE There’s so much that we need to share. So send a smile and show that you care. Modern Prize VI, V; National Honor Society II, I; Glee Club V-III; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Equestrian Club V; Sailing Club V; Basketball IV; Volleyball IV-I, Co-Captain III, I. Ambition: To always care. RICHARD VICTOR UVA It’s not the crime. It’s not the thought. It’s not the deed. It’s if you get caught. Football IV-I; Track III-I; Co-Captain II, I; Wrestling VI, V; Cross Country VI; Italian Cultural Society IV-II, Vice-President II; Key Club II, I; Professional Club II; Model U.N. II; Victory Club IV-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Student Council III. Ambition; To tell a good joke. PHILIP MICHAEL VINCENT Big Deal! Chess Club VI, V; National Honor Society II, L Secretary I, Computer Club VI; Radio Club IV. Ambition: To think of an ambition. 76 Phil Bernie Doctor Dick JULIE ANNE VOLTAIRE If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I’d save every day like a treasure and then Again. I would spend them with you. J. Croce Class Committee I; Student Council VI-I, Treasurer II, President I; Basketball IV; Volleyball IV, III; Crew II, I; Victory Club IV, I; Ski Club IV, III; Asian Cultures Club IV-III; Glee Club VI-II; Model U.N. I; Key Club I; Prom Committee I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Julie Dom DOMINIC VOZZELLA Some things are better than sex, and some things are worse, but there’s nothing quite like it. Ski Club IV-I; Track VI, V; Radio Club President I; Fnsbee Club II, I; Italian Cultural Society II; Audio-Visual Aide III-I; Band VI-IV; Library Aide I. Ambition: To own a Jaguar, Lamborghini, Maserati, Lotus, and a yacht. Yes, Paul, I can own a Maserati!!! DONNAMARIE CORNELIUS WALSH Oversleeping never makes your dreams come true. Cheerleader III-I; Cross Country IV-IIl; Track IV-III; Basketball IV; Glee Club VI-III; Student Council IV-I; A.F.S. IIl-I; Victory Club II, I; Key Club I; Irish Historical Society VI-IV; Model U.N. I. Ambition: To make my dreams come true. Donna Walshy JOHN JOSEPH WALSH Key Club III-I; Victory Club I; Irish Historical Society II; Football IV; Professional Club II, I; Ski Club I. Ambition; To beat the eight year plan. STEPHEN JOSEPH WALTER Baseball V; Wrestling Team IV-I, Co-Captain I; Wrestling Club IV-I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To take the best route available. ERIC CRIST WELLING Nothing in life is so exhilarating as to be shot at without result — Win- ston Churchill. French Club III-I; A.F.S. II, I; Soccer IV, III; Cross Country II, I; Track II, 1. Stephen Eric ERIC JOHN WESTON And when all the brokenhearted people in the world agree, there will be an answer, let it be. Basketball IV, III; ARGO II, Business Manager II; National Honor Society II, I; Modern Studies Award V; Classics Award II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Tutoring I. Eric Kathy Greg TIMOTHY JOHN WILKINSON Life is cool, if you lead a cool life. Cross Country IV, II; Track II, I; French Club III, II; Chess Club II, I; Frisbee Club II, L Table Tennis Society I; Ski Club II, I; Band VI-I; Percussion Ensemble III-I; Sailing Club VI-I; Sailing Team III-I; Fidelity Prize VI. Ambition; To live until I die. GREGORY WILLIAMS In God we trust, all others pay cash. Black Students Association V-I; Interstellar Communications Club IV; National Merit Letter of Commendation I. Ambition: To never get too old to depend on myself. EDWARD GERARD WHELAN Baseball IV, III; Victory Club II, I; Irish Historical Society I; Key Club II. Ambition; To be rich and famous. JOHN EMMETT WHELAN Success isn’t everything, but wanting to succeed is. Hockey IV-I; Co-Captain II, I; Golf Team II, I; Professional Club II; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To see the world. KATHRYN MARIE WIELICZKIEWICZ Smile! It keeps everyone guessing. Glee Club V-llI; Library Aide V, IV; A.F.S. II, 1; Volleyball IV-I; Softball IV, III; Basketball IV; Tutor II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Lab Assistant III-I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To find a computer that can print out my entire last name — correctly. TIMOTHY DERRICK WILLIAMS Everything under the sun belongs to me. TTie T.D. National Honor Society II, I; Computer Programming Society III; Fidelity Prize VI; Student Council III; Black Students Association III- I; Asian Cultures Club I; Track IV-II; Cross Country II; Chess Club I. LEE BARRY WILLINS I really like Latin, but then again I like a tooth being pulled. Chess Club ILL Student Council V. Ambition; To forget every Latin verb and declension. T.D. John 78 George LORI JANE WONG Hi! 1885 Award IV; Bowling Club III; Asian Cultures Club II, L Harvard Commencement Usher II; Computer Club IV-I, Secretary I. YAUCHING WONG Have no friends not equal to yourself. Asian Cultures Club II, I; Chess Club I; National Honor Society II, I; M.A.A. III-I; M.A.M.L. III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II. Ambition: To build a nuclear reactor. STEVEN YOUNG Study without thought is vain; Thought without study is dangerous. Band V; A.F.S. IIl-I; Victory Club I. Ambition: To find the shortest path to success. KAI HO YUEN Football, you bet! Track VI-I; Chess Club VI-I; Chess Team II, I; Tennis Club III; Ten- nis Team III-I; Table Tennis Club IV, I; Asian Cultures Club VI-I, President I. Ambition; To be filthy rich. MICHAEL HEINRICH BUCZYNSKI MARTIN COLM DALY WILLIAM DAVID EDWARDS FRANCIS WALTER GRAHAM MICHAEL GARY HECHT Lx)n Egg- Foe ERIC ROBERT MACLELLAN JAMES BERLY MATTHEWS JR DENNIS OROZCO JOHN EDWARD POWERS ALENIA SAMMY ERIC EUGENE SCRIMA JOHN CHARLES SHAW DONNA CLAIRE WINGSHEE LAI WAH WONG EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM FINLAND CASPER VON KOSKULL “People are the same everywhere, no matter where one goes.” Soccer I; Varsity Hockey I; A.F.S. I; Ski Club I. Ambition: To return here. Casper 79 King of the Night Time World ‘pump it up” Easy Rider” a pointed head Give’m the anesthetic, boys! 571212 571212 You’ll lose the shirt off your back! Speak no evil, hear no evil, see no evil. Evil. 81 87 V J ' «- R E S A T H L E T I C A E 88 The Record: (7-1 -1 ) The Latin Wolfpack started their season with high hopes, which soon turned into reality. The experi- enced Latin defense became a great asset to the team under the fine coaching of Steve Cohen and Paul Mani. The Latin offense, coached by Paul Costello and Bob Ford proved itself later on in the season. Latin ripped through six opponents with convincing performances, while the Crunch Bunch defense gave up only one touchdown until meeting B.C. High. John Duggan and Mike Calvin were named stars of the week for their superb playing. ‘IT Football Isi row: Peters. McGrath. Connolly. S. Allegro. 2nd row: De ery, Flynn. Devlin. Foley, Halzel, Slade, Mulvey, J. Allegro, O’Brien (capt.), Davis, Uva. Sullivan. Duggan, Bertucci. Barsamian. 3rd row: McLaughlin (Mgr.). King J6pson, Flynn, Riordan, Whall. Whalen, James. Flagan, Brainard. Galvin, Pratt, Rasemas. DiPnzio, Flarrison, Linehan (Mgr.), Coach 90 Costello. 4th row: Coach Cohen, Williams, Campanella, Makie, Walsh, Pien- ello, Wilkins, Slade, Vazza, Monahan, McGonagle, Pappetti, Freeman, O’Sullivan, Bakas, Lyle. 91 Dennis McMorrow 1st row: Bear, Pinneran. 2nd row: McDonald, Donley, Harris, Walsh, Deery, Mazzoni. 3rd row: Handy, Robinson, Kerrigan, Moy, lovanni. Cheerleaders 93 Jsi row: Facada. Forenso. Sousa, Salemis. Kodrzycki, Madaras. Amara. Gialdoundes. 2nd row: Mr. Evans. Garrity, Garnty. Smith. Jones. Kusl eika. Sanchez. McCormack. Jamiol, Whitemore, Casdarelli, Apallon. Burl. Mulcahey, Vadala. Olsen, DeVasto. Soccer The Record: (2-7-5) 94 Coach Needle The Record: (15-1) Daina Ule, Denise Dorgan, Michelle Dold, Zoe Murphy, Kathy Wieliczkiewic, Patty Stanton. Volleyball 95 Girl’s Swimming The Record: (9-0) First row: DiNatale; O’Callaghan; Bonica (Capt.); McNiel (Capt.), Guerin (Capt.); Horan. Second row: Sheehan; Molesworth; Burke; Harrington; Harrington; Molesworth; McCore. Third row: Mrs. Monse Prindiville, Prussman, Cosgrove, Donlan, Harol, Smith, Handy, Blackmer, Callaman, Cosgrove, Alduino, Nicholson. I I 96 Cross Countrr The Record: (8-2) 97 Isi row: Powers. Dwan, McCarthy, Whalen, Sullivan, Trainer, Koffman. Linehan, McDonough. 2nd row: Daly, Brolin, Hanlon, Bickford, Fahey, Ohmsted, Con- nolly, McDoogle, Sheeby, Slade. Bowers, Darragh. Von Koskell, Coleman. Hockey The Record (14-3-1 ) 98 r , ■■ 1 ! n Isi row: McCarthy. Walter. Bertucci. Halzel. Davis. 2nd row: Flynn. MacDonald. Kwam. Flaherty. Bar- rett. Slade. Wrestling 100 Mr. Pollock Latin Juniors CITY CHAMPS (First Year in League) 1st row: Shields, McDonell, Guerin, Giodino, McKenna, Landers, MacDonall, Greaney, Platamm, Mur- phy, Silver. 2nd row: Pollock. McGaffigan, Fahey, DeCosta, O’Conner, Zeigler, Canovan. Absent: P. Roo- ney. Led by high scorers Rickey Ziegler and Gary Platzman and stellar defenseman Rickie O’Conner, Coach Pollock’s Purple Pucksters, the 7th and 8th grade “Juniors,” gave East Boston its first loss in 3 years to qualify in the finals against Gavin. Latin came out victorious winning the City Championship 4-2. 101 Isi row: Earls K., Tully. O ' Neill. 2nd row: Melvin R., Ward. Baerend, Fleming, Burke. Bohan, Hart. Cusack, Tomasini, Martiner. Grady. 2rd row: Horan, Clerry, Shaughnessy, Walsh, Cody, Kelley, Earls J„ Melvin J„ Mr. Powers. Sivimming The Record: (10-1 ) 102 1st row: Abbott. Mahoney, Ford, Anagnos, Rico, Chin, Coffee, Rodriguez, Fitzpatrick, Mathos, Mr. Irons. 2nd row: Kelley, Jonston, Hand, Plunkett, Murphy, Lyle, Mulhern, Freeman. Kwan. 3rd row: Len- non, Harol, Shapiro, Gay, Jones, Codrington, Morrow, Conway, Chan, Mungean. Indoor Track 103 The Record: (5-3) Coach Irons I 1st row: King, Darragh, Slade, Mulvey, Coleman Jr., Allegro, Peters, McBrearty Linehan. 3rd row: Coleman, Collins. Baseball 106 The Record: (15-2) O’Leary. 2nd row: O’Grady, Galvin, Kordis, Koffman, Whall, Slade, Bickford, s m ' ■wp It I ii ' 1 I !■ 4 First row: Coach Slattery, Chin, Yuen, Dold, Lenz, Shupe, Hryniewicz. Second row: Kass-Elias, Magier, Bradley, Carmichael, Shea, White, Class, O’Neill. Tennis 109 1st row: Plunkett. Abbott. Coffee. Murphy. Mulhern. Welligs. Uva. Mungean. Mahoney. 2nd row: Coach Irons. Andrews. Kwan. Jones. Mahoney. Rtxiriguez. Chan. Rico. Codrington. Freeman. Chan, Anagnos, Fitzpatrick. Spring Track The Record: (6-2) 1st row: Concannon, Conway, Lennon, Witcher, Morris, Hall, Spnnger, Fadden, Kniupis. 2nd row: War- ram. Bimtterie, Morell, DiNatale, Alduino, Daly, Killilea, McDonough, Johnson, O’Donnell, Sorrentino, Harol, Feeny. Lennon. 1 10 iiMdllU Isi row: Quigley, Stanton, Conley, Getchell, Casey. Bonica. 2nd row: Mrs. Morse, Gardiner, Andrea, Bloom, Russell, Bloom, Guerin. Softball The Record: (13-3) 112 . -■ -irv . • � Liber Actorum 78 1st row: Raskauskas, Kodrzycki, Lembo. Keturakis, Mr, Hannigan, Kenneally, Duffy, McCarthy, Keskula, Vozzella. 2nd row: Gilmore, Wieliiczkiewic, Bachof- ner, Sorrentino, O’Neill, Hawkins, O’Brien, Sweeney, Degiacomo, Baldyga, Goon. 118 Back to Business Chemzics Isi row: Degacicomo, Raskauskas, Sweeney. McDonald, Hawkins, Lee (President), Keskula, Foley, O’Brien, Wilkinson. 2rui row: Gilmore. McCarthy, O ' Brien, Vozzella. O ' Neill, Lydon, Bachofner, McSheffrey, O’Toole. 3rd row: Hughes, Lembo. Duffy. Harrington, Connolly, Itri, Goon. Model United Nations 1st row: McDonald, Gilmore, Mr. Butters. McCarthy, MacNeil. 2nd row: Kourtis, Class, Conroy, Esmond, Crowe. 3rd row: Barrett, Lembo, Wilkinson. 120 1st row: Duffy. Kodrzycki, Keturakis, Kenneally, Mr. Winchester. Lembo. McCarthy, Ras- kauskas. Keskula. 2nd row: Degiacomo. O’Neill. Burnim. O’Toole. McSeffrey, Vozzella. Goon. Beichel. Hamway. Hawkins. 3rd row: Bachofner. Connolly. Gilmore. Foley, O’Brien, Flamburis, Sweeney. Editor-in-Chief MARK KENNEALLY Editors MARK LEMBO PAUL RASKAUSKAS LARRY MCCARTHY DONALD KESKULA ROBERT KODRZYCKI Business Manager PAUL DUFFY Photographer ANDREW KETURAKIS 121 122 Asian Cultures Club 1st row: C. Ng, R. Lee, R. Chao, W. Yee, V. Moy, W. Chan, S. Chu, G. Szeto, W. Wong, N. Coui, G. Yee, S. F. Tse, A. Ng, Soohoo, A. Wong. 2nd row: J. Chin, B. Lai, S. Chin, S. Chin, R. Lee, G. Wong, O. Yong, K. H. Yeun, E. Chen, L. Wong, R. Chin, A. Chan, T. Tse, L. Soohoo, C. Fong, J. Chung, Wong, Choi, D. Chin, A. Chin, L. Lee, V. Wong. 4ih row: E. Lee, J. Chan, A. Ho, K. Wong, F. Chin, G. Wong, K. Lee, M. Wong, H. Wong, W. Lee, H. Man, D. Dong. 5th row: Chu, Y. Tam, M. Goon, J. Chin, P. Chu, J. Lee, B. Szeto, M. Yee, V. Lee, L. Chen, C. Lee, E. Choy, K. Lee. 6th row: S. Lee, S. Chan, H. Lee, W. Tom, B. Wong, R. Fung. 1st row: Abrhams. 2nd row: Bloom, VonCoskull, Fall, Alizio, Bumim, Padden, Palter, Wieliczkiewic, Cosgrove, Payson, Olsen. 3rd row: Colon, DePascale, Pepe, Young, Welling, Tyson, Hicks, Baldyga, Gill, Aldvino, Bevins, Simmons, Deery, Johnson, Mr. Haberstroh. Those not identified are visitors from Connecticut. 123 Co Chess Isl row: O ' Brien. Wong. Chin S.. Yeun. Lung. Chan F.. Foley. Chan S.. 2nd row: Mr. Flynn. Wilkinson. Chin R.. Loui, Harrington. Chin P.. Chin S.. Lee. Brako. Maravelis, Kir.sch. 2rd row: Cainmarano. Morra. Chan W.. Yankauskas. Olesiak. O ' Brien S., O ' Brien D.. Mungean. Clougherty. O ' Brien P. Club 1st row: Yeun. Mungean. Lung. O ' Brien. Maravelis. 2nd row: Gammarano. Olesiak, O ' Brien, Foley. Chin, Mr. Flynn. 124 f ■ 1 iS ( ■ m A 1 111 Isi row. ' Zawadski, Tse T., Rosenberg (sec.). O ' Brien (vp), Mr. LeProhon, Tse S. F. (pres.), Mitchell, Oles- iak (treas.), Connolly, Hawley. 2nd row: Mah, Sorrentino, Wong, Yee G., Moy, Loui, Yee W., Szeto, Wong W., Chu S. S., Moscaritolo. Desimone, Levine. 3rd row: Shea. Fadden. Lee D,. Chan, Shea, White, Commarano, Mungean, Ewing, Slade. Wong B.. Nagashi. Aeronautics Engineering 1st row: Handy, Deery, Flamburis, O ' Donell, Wieliczkiewic, Chin. Robinson, Hamway. MacNeil. Bei- chel, Kerrigan. Powers, Carrigg. 2nd row: Caughey, Vazza, Dwan, Peters, Galvin, Sheehey, Sweeney, Bur- nim. Sorrentino. Halzel, McCarthy, Slade. 3rd row: Mitchell. Allegro, Ohmstead, Mulvey, Uva, Shea, Lawlor. McGrath. Freeman, Papetti, Linehan, Flynn, Devlin, Barsamian, Dart, O’Brien, McGrath, Allegro, Moran. 4th row: O’Neill. Pero, Shea, McDonald, McNulty, Whall, McMorrow, Sullivan, Sousa, Smith, Jepson, Crotty, Hyrneiwicz, Bell, Connolly, Keely. 5th row: Duggan, Conroy, Raskauskas, Duffy, Shea, Goon, Lembo. Victory Club 125 1st row: Miller. Wong, Deery (C ' o-[’res.). F’urcell (Co-Pres.). W ' ingshee. Mr. Pralt. Lee K., Tse. 2nd row: Mahoney. I se. Chey. Lee J.. Chin. Lee S.. Chu. Chan .. Venn. Cappucio. Cronin. Rus.sell. 2rd row: Chan R.. Shea. Mitchell. Lee IL. l.oui. Cronin. Olesiak. Gedaminski. ' ee W.. Clui S.. Wonu M.. Baldvga. Yee G. Officers 1st row: Lori Wong. Mary Deery (Co-President). Donna W ' ingshee. Mr. Pratt. 2nd row: Peter Purcell. (Co-Presi- dent). Melissa Miller. 126 Isl row: Sandra Manassa, Laura Brown, Timothy Williams, Patrick Lyle. 2nd row: Sheila Haynes, Dwayne Jacobs, Ms. Tompkins, Mr. Salteiro, Georgeanna McLaughlin, Michelle Reed. 3rd row: Andrew McIntyre, Fred Galloway, James Matthews, Gregory Williams, Pamela Walrnd, Shawn Reed. Black Students Association 127 Math Team Isi roM : O’Brien. McDonald, O’Brien, Mr. Durante. Foley. Chan. Wilson. 2nd row: Anag- nos, Coffey. Mahoney, Rafose. Olesiak. O’Brien, Schulman, Tse. Isi row: Dwyer. Polomba. Gabilondo. Chafetz. Lay. Mr. Roche. Kenney. Mulrey, Beichel. Cos- grove. 2nd row: Tyson, Bevins, McCall, Foley, O’Sullivan, Cavelien. Dong, Kontos, Johnson, O’Shea. Kirsch. ird row: Maalouf. Callanan, O’Brien, Jacobs, Annenberg, O’Brien. Macedo, Haynes. Barett, Jacobs. Lee, Lourtis, Ofanos. 128 Student Council Officers 1st row: Ellen Moy, Julie Voltaire, Mary Kerri- gan. 2nd row: Mike O’Neill, James Connolly, Steve Halzel. Stage Crew 1st row: Sullivan, Mr. Casey, Singleton. 2nd row: Spry, Dwan, Vazza. 129 Professional Club 1st row: Chan, Galvin, Morgan, O’Laughlin, McGrath (Pres.), Halzel, Mr. Pollock, Griffin, Fonie, Vazza, Dapsis. 2nd row: Kilday, Hart, Lee, Smeglin, Fitzgerald, Shea, Crowe, Flynn. 3rd row: Yee, Ng, Pappas, Reagan, Dominico, McDonald, McCormick, Rush, Yee. Mr. William Flynn “for women there are tremendous opportunities.” President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer .... Duncan O’Brien . .John Hawkins . . Philip Vincent Robert Lee Top, 1st row: Wieliczkiewic, Wong, Lung, Vincent, Lee, O’Brien, Haw- kins, Genovese, Huot, Hughes. 2nd row: Flamburis, Palter, Mulrey, Chin, Salamenis, Mulkern, Harrington, Lee, Degiacomo, Raskauaskas. 3rd row: Ule, Dibella, Transfaglia, Bluhm, Soo- hoo, Tully, Mealey, Sorrentino, Lydon, Allegro, Chan. Above, 1st row: Burnim, Jansky, Ham- way, Gilmore, Lee, Kenneally, Lembo, McDonald, Robinson, Peac- ott, Itri, 2nd row: Beichel, O’Callahan, Hicks, Blevins, Norton, Keskula, Duffy, Dart, Connolly, Gatto, Lay. 3rd row: Miguel, McCarthy, Smith, Ardagna, Alloca, Goon, Weston, Bal- dyga. Bishop, 1st row: Quintero, Moy, Voltaire, Wong, Locke, Whale, Slade, Soohoo, Pappas, Olesiak, Tse. 2nd row: Dafeldecker, Conley, Carter, Wong, Schulman, Evans, Prussman, Loui, Flynn, Mungean, Albanese, Mazzco, Harrington, 3rd row: Bickford, Connolly, O’Brien, O’Laughlin, Push, Collins, Gleavy. 131 1st row: Bachofner, Gilmore, Lembo, Kodrzycki, Connolly, Mr. McCabe, McSheffrey, O’Toole, McCarthy, Keskula, Goon. 2nd row: McDonald, Carangelo, Degiacomo, O’Neill, Lydon, Wilkinson, Foley, Vozzella. 3rd row: Pero, Raskauskas, Sweeney, Hawkins, O’Brien, Duffy, O’Brien. Frisbee 132 Ski Club During the ’78 ski season, the BLS Ski Club undertook two successful trips. The first in Mt. Snow, Vermont and the second in Haystack Mt. New Hampshire. 1st row: Goon, Everson, O’Neill, Bachofner pres., Keskula, Lung, O’Brien. 2nd rcrn ' : Cabone, Carangelo, Slade, Kodrzycki, Wilkinson. 3rd row: Lydon, Sweeney. McCarthy, Degiacomo. DRAMA 133 1st row Chin, Cho. 2nJ row: Wong, Moy, Olesiak, Loui, Mr. Tarpey, Connolly. 3rd row: Lee, Lee, Bishop, Johnson, Moscarilolo, Chan. F i c t i o n Tmmi f ' LAf� 3fci 1 - - - i m ' A iM Table Hazerjian. Dyroff Lenz. Lok (V.P.), Lai (Pres.), Mr. DeMerit, Chin (Treas.), Cleary, Szeto, Tse. 2nd row: Szeto, Wong, Ng, Lee, Yee, Chu, Wong, Loui, Yee, Camarano, Brako, Fitzgerald, Tse. 3rd row: Chin. Hand. Lee, Chan. Zawazki, Olesiak, Papikirykos. Horn. Lee. Wong. Ng. Bishop. Mongean, Abrahamson. Tennis 134 Boston Latin School Tutorial Program 1st row: Wong, Pearson, Harington, Conley, Gambale, Yessayan, Dafeldecker, Small, Harris, Duggan, Kerngan, MacLellan, Kontos, Gardiner, Kirsch, Chafetz. 2nd row: Walker, O’Donnell, Lee, Annenberg, Canvan, DeOssie, Jenkins, Barrett, Lancaster, Ng, Young. 3rd row: Hicks, Hughes, O’Neill Palter, Ms. Rodney Secretary, Ms. Frzier Coordinator, Lee, Lung O’Brien, Fonte, Dolhert, Stanley. 4ih row: Reed. Maalouf, Armstead, Pepe, Mitchell, Blevins, Mulrey, McMahon, Warren. Herb, Quintero. Degiacomo, Halzel, Kirsch. McCall, Frehley. Johnson, Paris, Macedo. 5ih row: Jacobs, Morgan, Evans, Thomas, Cosgrove, Morteo, Pappas, White, Shea, Martini, Criss. Kass-Elias, Tully, Hynes, Collins, O’Malley, Harney. O’Laughlm. Moy, Jepson, Freeman, Gaudino. Register Left to right: Mr. Roche, Cornell. Moy Ian, Herb. Mitchell. 135 SENIOR BAND BRASS SECTION 1st row: Mirageas, Mungean, Moro- ney, Atkins. Minogue, Wilson, Russo, Berquist, Clougherty, Shapiro, Dart. 2nd row: Mr. Boisen, Rush, Collins, Darman, Duffy, Mealey, Martini, Hecht, O’Brien, White, Class, Des- mond. ird row: Bethoney, Anagnos, .Martini, Cole. SENIOR BAND WOODWIND SECTION 1st row: Robinson, Huot, Harrington, Galvin, Dapsis, Musculus, Poulos, Dolhert. Pero, Blackmer, Dyroff. Gar- rity. 2nd row: Maroun, Cammarano, DeSimone, Hoyt. McLaughlin, Peac- ott, O’Brien, Harrington, Mulkern, Oullette, Murphy, Abramson, Class, larrobino, Getchel, Collins. 3rd row: Bray, Fitzgerald, Parsons, Rosenberg, Tranfaglia, Molesworth. Jenkins, Mr. Boisen. STRING ENSEMBLE 1st row: Newcomb, Wong, Dapsis, Dold, Greland, Nicholson, Deery, Fong, Touliopolous. 2nd ro w. Mr. Sia- gel. Wong. Madaras, McGrath, Lai, Frattarolli, Nickerson. 138 STAGE BAND I si row: Oulette, Molesworth. Maroun, Butler, Parsons. Jenkins, Depascale. 2nd row: Mirageas, O ' Brien. Bethoney, Darman, Collins, Martini, Mealey, Wilson, Russo, Bergquist, Murphy, Shapiro, Bishop, Mr. Boisen. SENIOR BAND PERCUSSION SECTION AND ENSEMBLE Tyson, Butler, Lane. Tierney, Hryn- iewicz. Wilkinson. Absent: Yong, Hines. JUNIOR BAND 1st row: MacDonald, Giunta, Wnght. Garrity, Hall. Cleary, Conway, Flythe. Martin, Collins, Duduch. 2nd row: Williams. Dinatale, Harol, Wong, Sheesinger. Brockman, Webster, War- ren, Melvin. Devasto, Davis, Gram- mer. Mr. Boisen. 3rd row: Mooney, Moynihan, Kordis, Shea, Moore, Cooper. Butler. Gorman. Melvin, Clougherty, Mancini, Shapiro. 139 CLASS VI CHOIR 1st row: Belcher, Chiasson. Birrittieri, Conley, Harris, Kalayzian, Peacotl, Petntsch. 2nd row: Plunket, O’Shea, Roth, Villafane, Jones, Gunning, Greene, Garland, Hines, Costanzo. 2rd row: Young, Jones, White, Roche, Mooney, Johnson. CL.ASS V BAND 1st row: Ladd, Bloom, Desmond, Ales- sandro, Yee, Ostrander, Lai, Lowell, Glousky, Long, Wilkinson. 2nd row: Buhlman, Durand, Belanger, Kelley, McCormack, O’Brien, Wallace, Mitc- hell, Mr. Boisen. 2rd row: Hines, Cor- bitt, English, Hoyt, Cusack, McLaughlin, Frye, Feist, Cartell, Bushman, Kushner, Clifton. CONCERT CHOIR 1st row: Gorman, Connolly, Callaman, Connolly, Palomba, Roth, Kniupis, Armstead, Chin, Springer, Hughes. 2nd row: Mr. Peterson. Lai Clarke, Tiomkin, Chinetti, Wong, Dawn, O’Loughlin, Michel, Daly, Chen, Bishop. 3rd row: Hawley, Ewing, Stel- fox, Dantignana, Restuccia, McMahon, O’Dea, Greland, Murphy, Chan, Wong. 140 We, the Class of 1978 , Wish to Thank the Following Contributors SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. ALBANESE MR. AND MRS. ERANCESCO A. ALIZIO MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH J. ALLEGRO MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH ALLOCCA MR. AND MRS. PAUL J. ARDAGNA MR. AND MRS. LEO BALDYGA BARBUTO — BURNIM EAMILY MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CANNON SIU-KAICHAN MR. AND MRS. NORMAN CHIN MR. AND MRS. PETER CHRISTAKIS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. CLEARY MR. AND MRS. M. J. CONCANNON MR. AND MRS. JAMES CONNOLLY MR. AND MRS. JAMES CORNELL MR. AND MRS. BERNARD CUSAK DR. AND MRS. RICHARD DART MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DAVIS MR. AND MRS. HUGH DERRY MR. AND MRS. RANDOLPH DESIMONE MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH T. DEVLIN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS J. ESMOND MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY G. FERZOCO THEFONZI FAMILY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. GOFF MR. AND MRS. FRANK HANNIGAN MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. 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Wong 143 so MANY PEOPLE HA VE COME AND GONE, THE EACES EADE AS THE YEARS GO B Y. YET I STILL RECALL AS I WANDER ON, AS CLEAR AS THE SUN IN THE SUMMER SKY. BOSTOW’ fck.