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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

BOSTON LATIN 7 SCHOOL 1 CLASS OF 1980 DEDICATED IN LOVING MEMORY OF DENISE A. DALY AND DONALD PERELLA As we, the Class of 1980, forfeit the carefree days of our youth for the responsibil- ities of maturity, let us not forget two who were taken from us too soon. To Denise A. Daly (1962-1978) and Donald Perella (1962-1979), we dedicate this book. For some of us it is true that the days of our youth are the best days of our lives; for some, the future holds the promises of dreams fulfilled; for Denise and Donald time was precious and they gave the world all that they had in their young lives. As we ponder the memories of Denise and Donny, we can’t help remembering all of the happy things. There have been many written remembrances of these two, but in all of these afterthoughts, it is most important for all of us who knew them to hold a special place in our hearts to remember them . . . smiling. We fellow classmates of Denise Daly and Donald Perella must keep foremost in our thoughts that their happiness was stronger than any sorrow we may recall. IMMORTALITY Do not stand by my grave and weep . . . I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am a diamond glint on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning hush I am the swift upflinging rush Of quiet birds in circling flight. I am the soft star shine at night. Do not stand by my grave and cry . . . I am not there. I did not die. Denise A. Daly ( 1962 - 1978 ) Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so: For those whom thou think’st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me. One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And death shall be no more. Death, thou shalt die! John Donne Donald Perella ( 1962 - 1979 ) 3 HEADMASTER Mr. Michael Contompasis, Headmaster 4 HEADMASTER’S ADDRESS TO THE CLASS OF 1980: It is late Friday afternoon and as I sit agonizing over the preparation of this address, I am troubled by the thoughts which pass intermittently through my mind. For, commencement is a time to reflect on the past and to dream of things to come. It is an occasion in which all who know you can share in your sense of pride and accomplishment. It is a time to give special thanks to your parents who have for the past few years suffered through your disappointments and rejoiced at your achievements. Their feelings on this special day range from the joy of knowing that today you pass suc- cessfully from one stage of your life to another, to the sorrow of realizing that having entered adulthood, your dependence on them will diminish further. Don ' t ever forget them for they have given you the best that they could offer. They have guided and counseled you through the most dif- ficult period of your development. I know of no greater fallacy, nor one more widely believed, than the statement that youth is the happiest time of life. As we advance in years, we grow happier if we live intelligently. The universe is spectacular, and it is a free show. Difficulties and responsibilities strengthen and enrich the mind. To live abundantly is like climbing a mountain or a tower. To say that youth is happier than maturity is like saying the view from the bottom of the tower is better than the view from the top. As we ascend, the range of our view widens. The horizon is pushed further away. Finally, as we reach the summit, it is as if we have the world at our feet. Our school has taught you that learning requires hard work and dedica- tion. Our curriculum has given you the proficiency needed to function well as citizens and as civilized individuals. The ability to write and speak clearly, an understanding of our civilization, its roots, and your place in it will help you achieve an understanding of the way in which our, or any civilized society works, along with the ability to direct it rather than to be manipulated by it. But, I am troubled by the notion that w ' e have not done enough for you. Our country is plagued with serious problems which threaten her very existence. We enter a new decade seemingly unable as a people to resolve the economic, social, en- vironmental and political concerns that impact on our daily lives. We seem, as a nation, unwilling to accept the responsibility needed to resolve our problems. A willingness to accept the status quo, and to remain indifferent to the mediocrity and incompetence which prevail in our society will lead, I feel, to our downfall as a nation. For, it is true that every freedom, every right, and every privilege have their price and their corresponding duty without which they cannot be enjoyed. Each of us must take a direct and personal part in solving the great problems which plague this country. Our national public system of education, which for centuries has served for many as a stepping stone to a better way of life, now is threatened by a lack of direction and inconsistent policy decisions. This, in turn, has led to an erosion of trust and confidence by the public in the ability ' of our schools to educate our young people properly. Teachers are besieged by tasks which effectively reduce the number of hours spent in classroom instruction. They are bureaucratically hammered at by public health officials, by social workers and insurance companies, by mandated federal and state programs (often im- properly funded), by juvenile police, civil liberties lawyers, justice Department lawyers, and even divorce lawyers. Add to this the notion that by the age of 18, it is estimated that students have spent more hours watching television than doing schoolwork, as well as the notion that competition is immoral, grades undemocratic and promotion based on merit anti accomplishment is discriminatory, and one begins to recognize the scope of our problem. Is it any wonder that the result of all of this has been a decline in test scores, a rise in functional il- literacy and a low emphasis on achievement. I think that the lyrics of a current hit song by the rock group. Pink Floyd, mirror the image problem that pervades throughout our country ' s public school system, and I quote WE DON ' T NEED NO EDUCATION. There are some who mistakenly believe that because a democracy must repudiate the notion of a ruling social or political elite, it must, therefore, be hostile to the idea and existence of an intellectual or cultural elite defined by excellence or performance. There is a danger that the cult of conformity will make the pursuit of excellence seem educationally subversive. I recognize that in a just, fair and equitable arrangement, everyone should have a right to try out for the team; but not everyone has a right to be on the team regardless of his capacities. It seems, however, that we as a nation continue to suffer from the notion which emerged from the social climate of the 1960 ' s — that the pursuit of competency is elitist and undemocratic. To assume that equality and high achievement in public schools are incompatible is contrary to our nation ' s democratic ideals and beliefs. There are lots of things wrong with American education and in the outspoken way of our democracy, it draws perhaps more than its fair share of criticism. We run the messiest, least organized, most unruly, most disrespectful and varied educational system in the world. Probably all of the qualities I mention come from the simple fact that we are free, no matter what our funding source. As long as quality control lies principally in our own hands, as long as we are at least in this one key respect masters in our own houses, as long as we are able to keep alive, and to teach our kids, the American hunch that government doesn ' t do everything better than its citizens — only so long we may well remain free. For all our faults, we’re still the best to be had. The Latin School has flourished for over 345 years. It has maintained an undiminished attachment to wisdom while providing countless generations of students with an opportunity to develop their talents to the fullest. Its course of study has changed over the years, but never has the school deviated from its commitment to excellence. Has it been exacting? Fortunately, yes. Count its toughness as an act of mercy. The good things are not easily come by. You, as alumni, have inherited the responsibility to continue the legacy passed on to you today. You have an obligation to see to it that future generations are given the same opportunity to grow and to develop intellectually that you have received. The solutions to the problems that beset mankind are not unreachable. A dedication on your part to hard work, to serving others less for- tunate, and finally to the recognition of the need to respect human life and the dignity of others can rekindle the values and ideas which led to the founding of our great nation. I encourage you to try it. In closing, may I offer my congratulations to the Class of 1980. I am extremely proud of all of you. Please don’t forget us, for we think of you now as family. May you achieve happiness, success and joy in all your endeavors. God bless you all. Thank you. It is already tomorrow. Time, which never stops on its journey, will pass before your eyes, and in a few moments you will be members of the community looking back on the years you spent at Boston Latin School. When you do, the photos, facts, and memories in this book will be your stepping stone to a happy reminiscence. May your memories of Boston Latin School be plea- sant ones and may your futures be filled with happiness and success. With every wish for a bright tomorrow. Mr. Stacy Johnson Assistant Headmaster ASSISTANT HEADMASTER 1 remember you as entering Sixies — eager, smiling, but displaying some apprehension of a new beginning .... Do you remember your initial reaction to the lunchroom? to detention? to weekly tests? to the mystique of the names and portraits on the Assembly Hall walls? ... I remember you through these experiences . . . and others. I remember you in ties and jackets and skirts and dresses . . . and also in jeans and plaid skirts and hospital pants . . . I remember you as athletes wearing the jubilant look of vic- tory — and sometimes the doleful look of defeat . . . The happy times — approbation, high S.A.T. ' s, college accep- tance, a special valentine, a snowstorm, that means no school today . . . anil the sad times — the transfer of a close friend, not making the team, a teacher who doesn’t unders- tand you, braces. I see you now as mature individuals, each a unique and very special person. Your education and individuality will be your impetus to go forward. Be forever proud of your years at Boston Latin School, for you have achieved. How much can a man give to others? Boston Latin School has been blessed with two men who have dedi- cated their lives to increasing our knowledge. For longer than most of us can remember, Mr. Powers has been teaching seniors the Heritage of the United States. Mr. Miller used his expertise wherever necessary, whether as a teacher or administrator, to help students realize their goals. On the occasion of their retirement, we, the senior class of 1980, would like to honor these men, who have helped us so much and in so many ways. We can never adequately repay their efforts and concern. Mr. Miller, Mr. Powers, good luck and may your lives be full of joy. OUR THANKS 7 8 SENIORS 9 CLASS PRESIDENT STEPHEN MICHAEL COLLINS 10 Every year, throughout the country, at thousands of high schools and colleges, innumerable speakers give innumerable speeches, preaching to the students of some graduating class either to look forward toward their future with great anticipation, or to look backward at their years in the institution with nos- talgic sentiment. Students constantly hear such phrases as: “As I look upon this sea of bright, eager young faces, I am reminded of my wonderful years here at . . Though the intent of each speaker is, indeed, quite gracious and probably very sincere, they are ask- ing us to think, primarily of ourselves. I am asked to think of my past, or to plan my future. Very well. These things I do, I am sure we all do. We have made friendships of immense value here, and we hope for successful, happy futures. It’s common, natural, and advisable. But to none of these things do I wish to speak. I ask you not to look forward . . . not to look backward . . . but to look sideways ... at the person next to you. We have just passed through ten years which Tom Wolfe chose to call the “ME” decade. If we can, in however small a way, let us endeavor to give the eighties another name; and let us start here, let us start now. Let us start now . . . There is the story of the man who asked his gardener on a Wednesday to plant a certain kind of tree in his backyard on the following Friday. The gardener objected because of the length of time it took for the tree to mature. “In that case,” the man replied, “you’d better plant it this afternoon.” So this afternoon I am planting a small tree which takes years to mature. Give something to whomever you can. Take some time in the life we’ve been given to live . . . and live a bit of it for someone else. It might just be for the person next to you ... or someone you might meet in the future ... or even someone you might never meet at all. It might mean nothing, but then again it just might mean everything. It is only necessary that you do give. How you do it is not important. Where you do it is not important. And, believe me, when you do it is not important. In ancient Greece a certain criminal was brought before the king and sentenced to death for his crime. Before he was taken away he told the king, “If you give me one year, I will teach your favorite horse to sing hymns.” The king was interested and agreed to the proposal. The man’s fellow criminals laughed at him as he entered the king’s stables and started to sing hymns to the horse. He turned to them and said: “I have a year. Who knows what may happen? The king might die, I might die, the world may come to an end . . . and who knows? Perhaps the horse might learn to sing hymns.” I don’t have an answer but we do have a lifetime, and it will take a lifetime. We probably can’t give the world a better future . . , but we just might make our fellow man’s life a little easier ... we just might be responsible for one person having one happy moment ... or, who knows? Perhaps the horse might learn to sing hymns . . . 11 Brian W. O ' Sullivan, Treasurer Klizabeth M. Guerin, Vice President Joseph J Shamon, Secretary 12 Class Advisor Mr. Guy A. Beninati 13 Class Zoe Murphy Chairperson fulianne Donley Elaine Edwards Thomas Fergus 14 Daniel Flaherty Margaret Foley Mary Matulis Lorraine Mazzoni William Ouellette Committee Throughout the year the Class Committee worked very hard rep- resenting the Senior Class in dealing with the Headmaster and the Senior Advisor. We would like to express our appreciation and grat- itude for their efforts. 15 Terri THERESE ELISE ALDUINO All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Girls ' Swim Team VI-I; AFS III-I; Treasurer II; Badminton IV; Argo II- I; Yearbook I; Brown Book Award II; Fidelity Prize V; Classics Prize V; Harvard Moot Court juror II, I; Har- vard Commencement Usherette II Ambition; To hold a life within my hands. To begin, at least, to under- stand. Michael MICHAEL ANTHONY ALESSANDRO Live your life as if there ' s no torr row! ).V. Hockey V-III; Varsity Crew II Ambition: To become a succes: C.P.A. Tony ANTHONY ANGELO AMAR The secret of living without frus tion and worry ... is to avoid becc ing involved in your own life. National Science Foundation I gram at Univ. of Rhode Island National Honor Society II-I; Var Soccer IV-I; Captain I; Honora Mention — BLS Science Fair, TI Place — Boston Regional Scie Fair III; Varsity Indoor Track Boston High School Olympics Third Place, 50-yard Dash V Ambition: To fulfill my goals. Peter PETER ALOUMANIS If life is a bowl of cherries, why am I working in the pits? Rifle Club I Ambition: To make a billion. Melvin PAUL OWEN ABBOTT ??(§ $ you, Wally. I ' m right here! Cross Country IV-I, Indoor Track IV- I; Spring Track IV-I Ambition: To achieve immortality by continually crossing the Interna- tional Date Line. Bo ROBERT LOUIS ABRAMSON I ' d blast! Tennis, Varsity IV; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II; Crew III-I; National Merit Scholarship Rec. II; School Science Fair IV-II, City Sci- ence Fair IV-II; State Science Fair IV-II; MAA III-I; MAML II-I; Inter- stellar Communication Society III; Model Rocketry Club III; Table Ten- nis Society III; Band VI-I Ambition: To get ahead in life. Sandy SANDRA MARY AMEER Dthing lasts longer than a happy 3mory. If we had the chance to it all again, would we, could ; ? nbition: To keep the same ends I made in high school and make many more. Andy ANDREW PETER ANAGNOS Life itself can ' t give me joy, unless I really will it, life just gives me time and space. It’s up to me to fill it. Cross Country IV-I; Indoor Track IV-I; Outdoor Track VI, IV-I; BLS Band VI-I; Ski Club VI-I; Math Team III-I; Yearbook Sports Edi- tor I; National Honors Society II- I; National Merit Semi-Finalist I; Who ' s Who in American High School Students I; MAML III-I; MAA III-I; Century III Scholar- ship Runner-Up I; Harvard Com- mencement Usher II Ambition; To live my life like there’s no tomorrow. Brenda ENDA EILEEN ARMSTEAD : are many truths of which the leaning cannot be fully realized personal experience has ;ht it home. Club IV-III; Black Student :. Ill; Student Government III; r Band II-I; NHS II-I; Fidelity d IV; Class of 1885 Award III; ell Prize III; National Merit nendation I; Register III; Har- Commencement Usherette II; s Who in American High )1 Students II-I tion: To advance confidently in tion of my goals, to endeavor to he life I have imagined, and to ibute significantly to the ivements of people’s lives. Jim JAMES ANTHONY ASSATLY Occasionally I can’t help feeling I’ve wasted my time, but it was fun any- way. Student Government VI; Sailing Club IV; Cross Country II; Junior Prom Committee II; Crew III-I; Year- book Staff I; Band VI-IV; Tutoring III-I Ambition: To go to Rio. Kathy KATHLEEN BRIDGET AUDLEY Melinda MELINDA JEAN BAKER On the road of experience, join in the living way ... if there ' s an answer it ' s just that it’s just that way. When you’re looking for space, and to find out who you are; when you ' re trying to reach the stars, it ' s a sweet, sweet dream, sweet, sweet Ambition: To live, laugh, love and learn. 17 i L E.C. ERIC CHARLES BELSON Don ' t do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Radio Club VI-IV; Student Council IV, )ewish Cultural Society V, IV; Key Club I; National Merit Com- mendation II; Model Rocketry Club; Secretary Treasurer IV; Secretary III; Computer Programming Society V Ambition: To go boldly where no man has gone before. George GEORGE BAKIS He who is ahead of time will in time be ahead. 3 on 3 Basketball V; Dixwell Prize IV; School Science Fair — Second Prize III, City Science Fair — Third Prize III; National Honor Society II- I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; MAML II, I, MAA Atlantic-Pacific ILNEMLI Ambition: Never to be a day late or a dollar short. SUSAN AMY BEAR Some day we’ll look back on this and make it all seem funny. J.V. Volleyball IV; Cheerleader III-I; Victory Club III-I; Prom Committee I; Yearbook Staff I; National Honor Society II-I; Harvard Usher II; Offi- cial Plant Waterer I Ambition: To be discovered. Bob ROBERT CHARLES BARRINGER But I don ' t need a note, I ' m eighteen now!” Freshman Football; |V Football III; Varsity Football II, I; Freshman Baseball; )V Baseball IV-III; Varsity Baseball II, I; JV Basketball V-IV; Varsity Track II-I; Key Club II-I, Vic- tory Club II-I; Irish Historical Society VI; Weightlifting Club III-II; Har- vard Commencement Usher II Ambition: To have my name on the Assembly Hall wall. Simone SIMONE JEAN BARBAR And today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. GAP IV; Pep Club IV; Choir IV-III; Sailing IV; Crew II-I Harry HARRY RODRIGUES BARBOSA As you glide in your stride with the wind as you fly away, give a smile from your lips and say — I am free, now I ' m on my way. Track VI-V; Table Tennis III; Span- ish Club II, I Ambition: To be ever wonderful to the ones I love. Kevin KEVIN JOSEPH BERGQUIST It’s hard to be humble when you’re as great as I am. Computer Club VI; Band VI-V; Jun- ior Band IV-III; Senior Band II-I; Orchestra III-I; Jazz Band III-I; All City Stage Band II; Football Band IV- I; Greater Bostonians III Ambition; To be humble . . . and be great at it. Bez MICHELLE BEZREH “Like a bird in the wind Like a tree in the storm Like the breath of a child From the moment he’s born Till the very last day When the curtains are drawn We are children.” Ambition: To be a successful busi- nesswoman. Sandy SANDRA MARCIA BEVINS By suffering comes wisdom. Drama Club VI-I; AFS Club III; Sail- ing Club II; Sailing Team II; Year- book Staff I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; National Honor Soci- ety II-I Ambition; To achieve my ultimate goal . . . when I’ve decided what it is. Ben BERNARD EDWARD BISHOP Life is learning, loving, remember- ing and dying. I shall restrain the last to enjoy the others. Please join me. Ambition: To do something I con- sider worthwhile. Elly ELLEN HEIDI BLOOM Remember the past, live for the pres- ent, look to the future. Volleyball III-I; Basketball IV-I; Captain III; MVP Highscorer II; Bowling III-I; Softball IV-I; Boston All-City Softball Team II; Class of 1885 Award II; ESAA Student Advi- sory Committee III; Harvard Moot Court II; Harvard Commencement II; National Honor Society II-I Ambition: To establish a “Class of 1980 Scholarship. Elaine ELAINE CELESTE BOLY I always knew that someday looking back on my tears would make me laugh, but I never thought that look- ing back on my laughter would make me cry. Ambition: To be always happy, like Julianne. Jacques JACQUES BOONE E Pluribus Unum Swim Team I V - 1 ; Numismatic Soci- ety V; Video Club IV; Computer Club V, IV; Table Tennis Club V; ENVIMP II, I Ambition: I would like to be success- ful in whatever I choose to do. Gary GARY WILLIAM BRAINARD Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. Football IV-I; Hockey I1I-I: Key Club III-I; Victory IV-I; Latin-English Football Program II. I; Business Manager of Argo III, II; Weightlifting Club IV-I; Professional Club III, II; Jr. Prom Committee II Ambition: To go where no man has gone before. Dot DOROTHY K. BRESLIN Life is a waste of time; and time is a waste of life; so let ' s all get wasted and have the time of our lives. Pep Club IV; Choir VI-III; Crew III. II; Professional Club II; Ski Club II, I; Prom Committee I Ambition: Don ' t do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Chris CHRISTINE BRODERICK That which is better to endure may be sweet to remember . . . AFS Club III; Prom Committee II, I; Drama Club I; Liber Actorum I; G.A.P. IV-I; Pep Club IV; Tutoring Program II, I; National Honor Soci- ety II, I; Close Up Trip — 1979 Ambition: To be able to shop in Bloomingdales and not have to look at the price tags. Ellen ELLEN BROSNAHAN If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it. GAP VI; Irish Historical Society IV; Sailing Club IV; Crew III; Co-Capt. I; Prom Committee II, I Ambition: Never to forget how to smile. Dave DAVID ALAN BUGBEE And then one day you realize six years have gone behind; no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. MAML III-I; MAA III-I; JV Hockey V, IV, III; JV Baseball III; Varsity Baseball II, I; Register II Ambition: To live my life as if there ' s no tomorrow. Tom THOMAS KEVIN BURKE Sarah SARAH )EAN BULGER The life which is unexciting is not worth living. Student Council I; Irish Historical Society V; Tutoring II; Envimp I Marc MARC STEPHEN BUNZELL Carlton CARLTON GEORGE BURKE Self-praise is no praise. Swim Team II, I Ambition: To become an electrical engineer, later on advancing to an executive position. Evie EVA MARIE CABONE What has occurred remains the same, only the memory and under- standing changes. Argo III-I; Co-Editor-in-Chief I; Reg- ister II-I; NHS II National Merit Commendation Ambition: To make a decision or be committed a) to a cause b) to a better way of life c) to an institution d) to all of the above, none of the above, parts of the . . . Mina GELSOMINA CAPPUCCIO Send a little love with a dozen roses. Computer Club III-II; Photography Club III; Italian Cultural Society IV; Bowling Team II-I; MAML ' II-I; MAA III-I Ambition: To travel around the world and meet all kinds of people. Andrew ANDREW CARINI Go your own way. National Honor Society II, I; JV Hockey III; Tutoring III, II; Numis- matic Society III; Indoor Track I; Key Club I; Approbation Award II; Clas- sics Award IV; Fidelity Award IV Ambition; To become an architect. Linda LINDA CHAISSON Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. Ambition: To convince Mr. Haber- stroh to grow his moustache back. Kathleen KATHLEEN CARRIGG “I’m wishing on a dream ... to follow what it means. JV Softball IV, III; Varsity Tennis II, I; Jr. Prom Fund Raising Committee; Honorary Member of Key Club I; Sr. Lounge Committee; CAGG I Ambition; To be something to every- one and everything to someone. Case KATHLEEN CASEY It is always better to smile, especially when you think never to laugh again. Varsity Softball III-I: Co-Captain II; Student Council VI; Glee Club VI, V; Prom Committee II Ambition: To meet Senator Kenne- dy’s bodyguard with the extremely broad shoulders. Moe MAUREEN CASEY I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends. Nora NORA CHERRY Stay young at heart and you ' ll never grow old. Irish Historical Society V; Sailing Club V Ambition: To pass math. Laura LAURA JEAN CHIN Someday friends will grow apart, but we ' re not in any hurry. We’re having too much fun now. ACC VI-I; Choir III; Argo II-I; Liber Actorum I; Table Tennis Society I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; NHS II-I; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students II; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion Ambition: To have everyone distin- guish between me and Lauri. Dexter DEXTER CHIN He who sleeps in class and gets away may live to sleep in class another day. ACCVI-I, Treasurer II, President I; Table Tennis Society; JV Football III; Varsity Football II-I; Crew I Ambition: To be filthy rich. Lauri LAURI ANN CHIN fun (fun) n. 1. A source of enjoyment or pleasure; amusing diversion; Clowns are fun. 2. Enjoyment; pleas- ure; amusement: have fun at the beach. freedom (fredem) n. 1. The condition of being free of restraints. 2. Liberty of the person from slavery, oppres- sion or incarceration. john JOHN CHIN Ain’t no stopping us now. ACC V-I; Chess Club VI-IV; Cross Country IV-II; Approbation Prize III; Outdoor Track III; Southwest Corri- dor Educational Training Program III-II; MIT Educational Studies Pro- gram III-II; Harvard Commence- ment Usher II; NHS II-I Ambition: To go places, to meet peo- ple, to experience all that there is to experience, to find adventure and to see both Chinatown and the South End secede from the nation. w Fred FRED CHUI CHIN ACCVI-I; Volleyball I Ambition: To fulfill all of my dreams. Randy RANDALL MATTHEW CHIN A voice said, Look me in the stars and tell me truly, men of earth, if all the soul and body scars were not too much to pay for birth. — R.F. Forgive, O Lord, my little jokes on Thee and I ' ll forgive Thy great big one on me. — R.F. DO YOU REMEMBER: . . . BO State Dances . . . “Zoom” . . . football rallies . . . corridor patrol . . . being a sixie . . . Monarch notes . . . The Blizzard of 78 . . . the 4th floor swimming pool . . . class ranks . . . 4-Bsies . . . out back . . . punkies . . . safety pins . . . Darryl Williams . . . racial tensions . . . unde- feated girls’ swim team . . . hockey city champs . . . fortran . . . declamation . . . Kerry’s party . . . Gin- nv’s hair . . . THC,LSD,PCP,ABC . . . Lars Anderson . . . pink walls in the girls’ lav . . . hospital pants . . . Manter Hall . . . the Pope’s visit . . . Mr. Bluhm . . . Mr. Guilfoy . . . flexible campus — or the lack of it . . . silent meditation . . . C.M. Dances . . . bake sales . . . Quincy Market . . . “Mr. Bill” . . . Dr. O ' Leary . . . Harvard Commencement . . . Moot courts . . . the Fens . . . the Arbs . . . Mike the Cop . . . Kennedy’s visit . . . “B” schedule . . . class elections . . . Doc O’Brien . . . Breeder of Democracy . . . AP Art . . . Mrs. Ricci . . . Slim Whitman . . . Dean, Todd, Mingus and Moron . . . Kurt’s shorts in Mr. Connolly’s P12 . . . the Bicentennial . . . Jacques Cousteau’s visit . . . Midges’s wisecracks . . . Star Wars . . . the band’s foot- ball games — after the games . . . misdemeanors. . . finals . . . disco . . . sex ’n drugs ’n rock ' n roll . . . “Wishing on a Star” . . . parties after the Jr. Prom . . . admiring seniors . . . “Excuuuse me” . . . “P-S-Y- C-H-E-D” . . . The Bloodmobile . . . orations for dropping trays in the caf . . . purple caps and gowns . . . gym shorts worn all day as sixies . . . class rings . . . Key Club Conventions . . . getting “whipped” . . . “Suspicious” fire alarms in junior year . . . White Stadium . . . the Pep Club . . . senior crush . . . college applications . . . safety schools . . . John Rasenas’ party . . . “Macho Man” . . . MBTA “efficiency”? . . . A,B,C,D,E,F, schedules . . . summer reading . . . Judge Garrity . . . Christmas concerts . . . Sparr’s . . . Senior Lounge . . . Mr. Krutter and K.N.U. . . . teachers’ strike . . . “reaching back” . . . Shakespeare . . . “Futility periods” . . . walkouts . . . Yastrzemski’s 400th H.R. and 3000th hit . . . “Don’t Misco the Disco” . . . Donna Summer . . . Billy Joel . . . Don Cherry and Chuck Fairbanks . . . English folders . . . Close- Up trips . . . computer programming . . . speed reading . . . Jimmy Carter ... no nukes . . . “There will be no BEANO tonite” . . . Mr. Berger’s gossip column . . . Mr. Miller ' s jokes . . . Mr. DeMerit . . . col- lege meetings during classtime . . . A.P. Tests . . . Victory dances . . . trying to combine Boys’ and Girls’ Latin Schools . . . “Animal House” . . . “Saturday Night Fever” . . . “Jaws” . . . “Rocky” . . . Claudia Frank, Carol Lennane, Glenda Huff, Sharon Fraser, Dan Hanlon, Mike Gross, Mike Mosheik, Leslie Fraser, Alan “Bing” Flynn, and all the members of the Class of 1980 who left Latin for whatever rea- sons, before 1980 . . . 24 WE, THE CLASS OF 1980 LEAVE . . . STEVE COLLINS . . . Beano every night . . . BRIAN O ' SULLIVAN ... fig newtons . . . JACKIE McGONAGLE ... a pair of hans . . . MIKE KOFFMAN . . . D’s K.K.K. . . . SUSAN McDONALD ... 11 . . . NANCY IOVANNI ... a pair of P.J.’s . . . DAWN DINEEN . . . 1932 ... JIM MULHERN . . . height- ened emotion . . . MATT WALSH . . . his foot in his mouth . . . MARC McBREARTY ... a muzzle . . . AMY MURPHY . . . brass knuckles and a bowl of gravy . . . ARTHUR WILLIAMS ... a pulpit . . . CHEUNG SING KWAN ... a new baseball jacket . . . TONY VEIDELIS ... a quiet giggle . . . DIANE HORAN ... A plantation in Columbia . . . DEBBIE LEITER ... a home next to Diane . . . PAUL KANE . . . a palette, a brush and a purpose . . . MELINDA BAKER . . . stilts . . . RUSS POWERS ... an auto- graphed photo of Charles Manson . . . SHELAGH . . . T’s best side . . . GARY . . . U.S.C. . . . HARRY LUKE . . . Chinese Jip sheets . . . MAN KYIN MOY ... a bright shirt . . . DANNY FLAHERTY . . . sexy eyes . . . EUGENE YUNG . . . designer jeans . . . GINNY HALSEY ... a safety pin . . . BILL WALL ... a few extra pounds . . . LINDA MOLESWORTH ... a horse . . . JIM ASSATLY ... a playboy book . . . LILIAN F. . . . her walk . . . KATHY WILDER . . . seriousness . . . BETTY GUERIN ... her football shirt . . . BILL OUELLETTE . . . that fatherly image . . . TERRI ALDUINO . . . cosmic awareness . . . KATHY CONNOLLY . . . anything to write about . . . JOE MORAHAN ... a scholarship to Walpole State . . . SUSAN CRONIN ... an E on an English paper . . . TWEETY BERGQUIST ... a bird cage . . . BERNICE MOY ... a loudspeaker system . . . STUART KIRSCH . . . disorganization . . . GERRY GRELAND . . . someone else’s shoulder . . . ELAINE EDWARDS ... a seat in the Senate . . . ANDREW SPILEOUS ... a rose in the middle of December . . . JIMMY DIGIRONIMO ... his own jewelry shop . . . JOE LAMIR . . . boots and a gym suit . . . JEANNE RUSSELL . . . jelly beans . . . FRAN FRATALIA ... a FINISHED YEARBOOK . . . 25 k U l A AJ, Tony ANTHONY JOHN CHRISTIANO “You win some, you lose some.” Table Tennis Society VI-II; Chess Team VI; Freshman Baseball; Crew III-I; Weightlifting Club II-I; Italian Cultural Society IV; Class Committee I; Sr. Lounge Committee; Key Club I Ambition: To be a winner! Viola VIOLA CHIN Don’t stop ' til you get enough. Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Table Tennis Society III-II Ambition: To be truly happy — to marry a guy who is so rich I could not possibly ever, ever spend all his money. Tasia TASIA CHRISTAKIS Good friends are sunshine on a rainy day. Crew II-I; Modern Dance I; National Honor Society II-I Ambition: To travel around the world. Kin KIN FAI CHOY If one man call you a donkey pay him no mind. If two people call you a donkey you better go get a saddle. ACC VI-I; Ichyyology Society ' VI; Chess Club VI Ambition: To succeed without really trying or to be a marine biologist. Steve STEVEN GLENN CLASS Love the monitors, for they are good! Band VI-I; Indoor Track V; Museum Art Class II; Crew I; Weightlifting II; Art III Ambition: To lie on my back and paint for four years like Big Mike. Marvanne MARYANNE CHINETT1 God grant me the serenity ' to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wis- dom to know the difference. Declamation IV-I, Concert Choir IV- I. Girls Aid to the Public IV; Debat- ing-Forensic Society V; Science Fair V; Prize Declamation IV-I; Gardner Prizes IV-II; All-City Chorus IV; Argo Staff III; Tutor; H arvard Usher II; Badminton II; National Honor Society II Ambition: To bring as much love, happiness, and joy as I can to all I meet and serve. Kathy KATHERINE ANNE CONKLING Oh, for the simple life for tents and starry skies! Museum of Fine Arts Classes IV-I; Swim Team I; Yearbook Layout Edi- tor Judy JUDY ANNE CONNOLLY Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go. Irish Historical Society V; Student Council V; Sr. Lounge Committee; Envimp I; Liber Actorum I; CAGG I Ambition: To go as far as possible. Steve STEPHEN MICHAEL COLLINS I.A.G.O. There will be no beano tonight! Senior Class President; Key Club; Student Council II-I; Professional Club II-I; Handbook Committee II; Ski Club I; Sr. Lounge Committee; Student Government Day Represent- ative; Football III-I Ambition: To be in heaven one-half hour before the devil knows I’m gone. Joe JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER CODY . . . and Christ laughed; Swimming VI-I Ambition: To connect the alpha and the omega. Starsky DAVID SCOTT COLE Hie labor extremas — longamus haec meta viarum. Glee Club VI; Band V-I; Stage Band IV; All-City Stage Band II; Orchestra II; Debating VI; Sailing VI; Ski Club; Tutoring I; German Club Pres. I; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students II-I Ambition: To make ski-bumming in the Rockies a respectable profession. Tony TIMOTHY ANTHONY COFFEY Blessed be the runner for he hath the strong sole. Cross Country IV-I; Indoor Track IV- I; Outdoor Track IV-I; Math Team III-I; National Honor Society II-I; MAML III-I; Rensseler Polytechnic Institute Award II; Harvard Usher II; Approbation Prize V-III; Classical Prize VI; Student Council V; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Modern Prize I Ambition: To be a Rhodes Scholar. Bob ROBERT COLEMAN CONNOLLY Don ' t count you ' re chickens ' til they ' ve hatched. Sailing Club IV; Radio Club III Ambition: To become a lobster- fisherman and possibly take a few courses in college to earn a degree in accounting to help me keep my financial records. Philip PHILIP LLOYD CROOKS Post proelium longum, veniet praemium meritum. Carpe Diem. National Honor Society II, I; Weightlifting Club III; Track I Ambition: To be satisfied, secure, and respected; to be happy in whatever I decide and successful in all my endeavors. Beth ELIZABETH ANN CONWAY You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. Indoor Track II I - 1; Spring Track III- I; Cross Country ' II, III Ambition: To finish the Boston Marathon someday and to make the best out of life. Rich RICHARD JAMES COSTELLO Do your best and have faith in God to do the rest. Student Council VI-IV; Officer VI; Sailing Club 1 1 1 - 1 V Ambition: To develop new forms of transportation and improve the na- tion ' s water power. Kathleen KATHLEEN ELISABETH CONNOLLY Glee Club VI-V; Sailing; Register IV-I; Argo II-I, Sports Editor I; Liber Actorum Features Editor; Lawrence Prize V; National Honor Society I Poetry, gymnastics, ballet . . . May the dreams dance on. Susan SUSAN MICHELLE CRONIN But now at length I have the hap- piness to know that it is a rising and not a setting sun. Debating and Forensics IV; Bibliophile Club Secy. IV; Class of 1885 Prize IV; Approbation I V- 1 1 : Photography Club III; Computer Programming, Co-Pres. Ill; AFS III- I; Argo I II-I: Bette Demeter Medal III; National Honor Society, II-I; Register II, I, Editor I; Tutoring II-I; Harvard MOOT Court II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; School Essay Winner II; Columbia Univer- sity Award II; Lawrence Medal II: Jr. Prom Committee; B.S.N.S.; NCCJ Media Workshop; National Merit Letter of Commendation Ambition: To be the first female Irish Pope. Tom THOMAS WILLIAM CROWE I would much rather have men ask me why I have no memorial than why I have one. Professional Club IV-I; Stamp Club; Secretary IV; Key Club IV-I; Lt. Gov- ernor, District of Boston I; Debating and Forensics Society IV-I; Close Up II, I; Model U.N. Society III-I; Bicen- tennial Club V; French Club IV-III; Model Rocketry Club IV-III; BLS Ecology Action Club IV, Secretary; Radio Club VI; Numistmatic Society IV-III; Harvard Moot Court; Ameri- can Field Service II; Bibliophile Club IV Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise . . . and still be humble. Deno DENO DAMASKOS Mine is tomorrow for I know yester- day. Stamp Club IV; Envimp II; Rifle Club I; Key Club I Ambition: To get the most out of life with the least amount of work. ■ V ■ - r ' Luisa LUISA D’ANTIGNANA Always face the sun and your shad- ows will always fall behind you. Glee Club VI-III; GAP VI, V; Pep Squad IV, III; Tutoring III-I; Prom Committee II, I Ambition: To have less to do, more time to do it, and more pay for not getting it done. Pammy PAMELA DAPSIS I have many dreams, but I know I will have to struggle to achieve them. String Ensemble IV-I; Orchestra IV- I; Modern Dance IV-I; ACC II-I; His- panic Club, Vice President II-I; Fashion Club II, I Ambition: To be someone famous, live in Central America, marry a computer scientist (we know who) buy myself Saks Fifth Avenue and buy Michelle Robinson Lord and Taylor, and have Latin School rebuilt and remodeled. David DAVID DARMAN A little of nothing goes a long way. Senior Band III-I; Jazz Band IV-I; Junior Band IV; Class V Band; Class IV Band; Orchestra II, I Ambition: To be all that anyone has expected of me while still being the finest that I can be. Peter PETER DAVIN We are only young once. That’s all society can stand. Just when you think you’ve graduated from the school of experience, someone thinks up a new course. Concert Choir IV-I; Numismatic Society I; Boston All-City Chorus IV- I Ambition: To succeed at what I do, with as little work as possible. 29 Debbie DEBRA DEWAR Though it never seems like you wait forever, believe and your dreams will come true, Irish Historical Society IV; Sailing Club IV; Crew IV, III; Ski Club III-I Ambition: To get the most out of the least. Buckv WILLIAM DAVID DENCH Let the good times roll. National Honor Society II. I; Cross Country I; Indoor Track I; Outdoor Track II, I; Professional Club I; Num- istmatic Society IV-I; Tutoring II, I; Key Club I Ambition: To be a successful busi- nessman and a happy family man. William WILLIAM EDWARD DICKERSON, 1R. Today is the tomorrow we worked so hard for yesterday, so use today wisely and you may see more tomor- rows. JV Basketball VI, V; Varsity Basket- ball IV, I; Captain Ambition: To become a physical therapist. James JAMES DiGIRONIMO It is better to follow one ' s own path, imperfect though it may be, than to follow the path of another ' s well made. AFS IV-I; Chess Club VI, V: Health Room Assistant VI- 1 Ambition: To acquire wealth and the knowledge to use it. Patrick PATRICK ANTHONY DEERY If I only think I know where I have been, then I can never be sure of where I am going. National Honor Society; Fidelity Prize; Glee Club VI-IV; Indoor Track II, I; Spring Track II, I; Harvard Moot Court Ambition: To always be what I am, for I am happy, and to always know the people I know, for I know many wonderful people. Camera Shy Andrew ANDREW DAVIS Michelle MICHELLE MARIA DOLD And it goes on and further and fur- ther from things that we’ve done, leaving them one by one. Volleyball IV-I; Capt. II, I; Tennis III-I, Capt. Ill; Jr. Prom Committee; String Ensemble VI-I; Orchestra IV- I; Stage Band I Ambition: For once in my life ... to pass something in on time. Manann MARIANN DOHERTY Too much, too little, too late. Sailing Club IV; Ski Club II; Student Council II Ambition: To be able to look back and smile. Joann JOANN DOHERTY There are no finer gifts than these — Good friends and happy memories. Glee Club VI, V; Ski Club II; Student Council II; Prom Committee I; Class Trip Committee I Ambition: To be always happy with who I am and what I have. Vincent VINCENT EDWARD DIMINO Give me a break! JV Baseball III; Key Club I; John K. Richardson Prize III; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents I; Professional Club I Ambition: To be able to look back and feel proud for all I have accom- plished. James JAMES WILLIAM DIMITRI The sun will come out tomorrow . . . maybe. Fidelity Prize; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Computer Club; Envimp. Ambition: To become rich enough in the computer field to buy the Boston Red Sox. Dawn DAWN MARIE DINEEN We don’t have tomorrow, but we had yesterday. Swim Team VI; Irish Historical Soci- ety V; Argo III, II; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Sr. Prom Band Committee; Liber Actorum Ambition: To forever be “Wishing on a Star.” February S This year, Boston Latin School was once again honored r by the visit of a distinguished guest, Senator Edward M. r Kennedy. L, After a brief introduction from Headmaster Contompasis sl and class president Steve Collins, Senator Kennedy C| , approached the podium to be welcomed by enthusiastic applause. Senator Kennedy first warmed up to the audi- )( ence by praising the undefeated girls ' swimming team and f the football team before going on to more serious subjects. 5 . He stated that the youth of today should participate in poli- eJ , tics as responsible citizens. In addition, the Senator dis- cussed education problems, the employment outlook, the economic crisis, and the tensions that exist in the Boston community. When he finished his speech, Senator Kennedy asked the students their priorities on such issues as infla- tion, Senator Kennedy An for Honor Latin unemployment, energy, the environment, foreign policy and social issues. His final question concerned drug abuse. The Senator then answered questions from the audience on such topics as the American economy, racial tensions in the city, college costs, E.R.A., and Soviet troops in Cuba. Although the students did not receive any direct answers to their questions, most were captivated by the Senator’s charisma and his inspiring words — “Are you going to care? Are you going to be involved? Are you going to share the essence and passion of our times? (And finally), are you going to give back to America for all that has been given to you? Nance NANCY ANN DOLHERT Don ' t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes. Is certain for those who are friends. Sailing Club and Team VI-I; Ski Club V-I; Crew IV; Argo III-I; Liber Actorum Editor I; Tutoring III-I; Bands VI-I; Science Fairs V-II; Har- vard Usher II; National Honor Society II. 1; NSF-SSTP. San Diego State Univ. II; MAA III-I; MAML II. I Ambition: To be a California Beach Bum! Wanda WANDA MAY DON Let the sun shine in through all eternity. GAP II, I; ACC IV- 1; Ping Pong III Ambition: To be an accountant and to have all the things I want in life. julianne JULIANNE MARIE DONLEY May today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Class Committee I; Cheerleader III- I; Prom Committee II, I; National Honor Society I; Victory Club III-I; Professional Club II; Track V, IV; Harvard Moot Court I; . . . Friday’s Surprise ... I didn ' t do good?” . . . YI Ambition: To be always happy like LOLA. Chuck D. CHARLES BRIAN DONNELLY Football III-I; Professional Club II; Victory Club III-I; Weightlifting Club III-I; Key Club III-I; Sr. Lounge Committee; Irish Historical Society V Ambition: To pass French. Don DONALD CHARLES DOUCETTE There ' s always a bright side! Freshman Football; Professional Club II; Tutoring II; MAML II, I; MAA III-I Ambition: To be President of an in- surance company with an actuarial background. Jim JAMES FRANCIS DOYLE Nothing is easy, so do nothing. Student Council I V-I; Victory Club IV-I; Key Club III-I; Weightlifting Club II-I; Football IV-I; Irish Historical Society IV; Senior Lounge C ommittee Ambition: To get BAGGA out of my locker. lay JAMES PATRICK EARLS Swim Team VI-I, Capt. II, I; All Con- ference III-I; Colonel Kelly Award II; Argo Staff III, II; Photo Editor II; Latin English Program II; Harvard Commencement Usher III, II; Key Club I; Professional Club I; Mass. State High School Journalism Conf. II Ambition: To have my name inscribed in the B.L.S. Auditorium. Dan DANIEL JOSEPH DWAN, Jr. No gains without pains! Varsity Hockey, Co-Capt. I; All City II; Freshman Football; JV Football III. II; Varsity Football II; JV Baseball IV, III; Victory Club VI-I; Student Council VI-I; Student Ad- visory Council IV; Key Club III-I; Sport Banquet Committee II; Foot- ball Manager VI, V; Baseball Manager VI, V; Stage Crew V-II Ambition: To be successful in whatever endeavors I encounter. Candace CANDACE LYNETT DRAKES Let your heart be your guide through life. Photography III; Black Students Association IV Ambition: To succeed in college. Kerry KERRY-LEE FERN DYROFF Kiss today goodbye, and point me towards tomorrow. Sailing Club IV; Jr. Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I; Museum of Fine Arts High School Scholarship Classes II; Liber Actorum Ambition: To have a quiet party. Elaine ELAINE EDWARDS Keep true to the dreams of thy youth. BLS Computer Club IV; Girls Swim Team III; Student Advisory Council II, I; Class Committee I; Irish Cultural Society V, IV; Glee Club VI, V, IV; Student Council VI-I; Regional Education Council I Ambition: To stop running and slow down. Maureen MAUREEN ELIZABETH DWYER Find what you want, and pay for it. String Ensemble VI-IV, I; Drama Club IV; GAP V-III Ambition: To overcome my disappointments. Jack JOHN CAMPBELL ENGLISH Worthwhile things, never come easy. Baseball IV-III; Hockey III-II Ambition: To be able to look back one day, and think I’ve accomplish- ed something. Bob ROBERT JUDE EVERHART No comment Computer Club VI-V; Professional Club V-II; Harvard Moot Court II; Key Club I; Freshman Football IV; JV Basketball III; Swimming II Dan DANIEL JOSEPH ENGLISH “Ob la di, ob la da . . Tennis Club V; Professional Club II; Spring Track II; Rotary Club I Ambition; To sea, I will sail. Ambition: To be a great politician Phyllis PHYLLIS CLARA FARRAR Speech is silver, Silence is gold. Girls Basketball; Black Student Association; Modern Dance Class Ambition: To go to college, study ad- ministration, management, and business law. Ferg THOMAS SARSFIELD FERGUS Be Worthy Class Committee II-I; Hockey IV-III; Baseball IV; Prom Committee II; Na- tional Honor Society I; Student Council III; MAML; MAA Ambition: To be accepted into the Hall of Fame for brains. Lillian LILLIAN ANN FIORENTINO Danny DANIEL JOSEPH FLAHERTY The good times last forever; the bad times fade away. ]V Basketball III; Hockey II-I; Senior Class Committee Ambition: To hold on to a good job and to live a happy, productive life. Fish JOSEPH WARREN FISHER I get along with a little help from my friends. Ambition: Never to eat a school lunch again. Jeff JEFFREY FRANCIS FOLAN Football IV-I; Victory Club 1II-I; Basketball IV-I; Key Club II-I Tom THOMAS JOSEPH FLYNN No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Student Council VI-III; JV Football 1 1 1 - 1 1 ; Baseball IV-I 1 1. Irish Historical Society IV; Key Club II-I; Weightlifting Club III-II; Spring Track III; Victory Club IV-I Ambition: To have made it through Latin in six years. 1 1 Carol CAROL FONG Never let the burdens of today make you forget the blessings of yesterday. String Ensemble VI-I; Orchestra IV- I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Bowling IV; Table Tennis II; Glee Club VI; G.A.P. I, Tutoring II-I; National Honor Society II-I; MAML II-I; MAA II-I; Harvard Usher II; Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation I Ambition: To be able to say, I have done the Very best I can do. Midge MARGARET ALICE FOLEY 37 Fran FRANCESCA ANGELA FRATALIA Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit! Perhaps someday it will be a pleasure to even look back on these things! JV Softball IV; Italian Cultural Society IV; Prom Committee II, I; Liber Actorum, Senior Editor; Na- tional Honor Society II, I; Student Council I; Volunteer Tutor II, I; Har- vard Commencement Usherette II; Bowling I; Modern Prize II; Close-up Program I Ambition: To live, love, and learn from it all. Mary Beth MARY BETH FRIEBURGER Let us walk the path of life with our eyes open even in darkness lest we miss the beauty of the rare roses which bless our thorny path. Register II, I; Tutoring I. Ambition: To remember yesterday and to look forward to tomorrow, but to live always for today. Jules JULIE ANN GETCHELL If we had the chance to do it all again . . . Tell me; would we, could Varsity Basketball IV; Varsity Soft- ball IV-I; Student Council II; Evaluation Committee II; Junior Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Junior Prom Committee II; Key Club I Ambition: To be a full pledged member of the Key Club. Lester JOSEPH FRANCIS GARRITY When in doubt, throw in the half nelson. Student Council V; Science Fair VI; Key Club I; Wrestling Team I; Na- tional Honor Society I Ambition: Never to have to fill out as many stupid forms ever again. Steve STEPHEN JOHN GEORGE The reward of a thing well done, is to do it. Baseball V, IV, III; Sailing Club V Ambition: ??? JOSEPH MICHAEL GILL 9 W� V Ron RONALD JOHN GOCHAKOWSKI Experience is something you never have until after you need it. Student Council IV-II Ambition: To be the best. Edzo EDWARD JOHN GOFF If you want to be good, you have to pay the price. Indoor Track II-I; Cross Country I; Outdoor Track I; Glee Club VI-V; Stamp Club IV-III; Fidelity Prize VI; MAML II-I; MAA II-I; National Honor Society II-I Ambition: To see the sudden curve before it’s way too late. Jerry GERALD CHARLES GRELAND To believe is the first step in making your dreams come true. String Ensemble VI-I; Orchestra IV- I; Concert Choir VI-I; Greater Bosto- nians III; American Field Service II; Liber Actorum — Editor of Graphics I; National Honor Society II-I Ambition: To do anything and everything I dream of doing . . . without getting caught. Betty ELIZABETH MARIE GUERIN We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. It’s all in a state of mind You ' ve got to think high to rise You ' ve got to be sure of yourself before You can even win a prize. Life ' s battles don ' t always go to the stronger or faster man, But sooner or later the man who wins is the fellow who thinks he can. Ginny VIRGINIA LORRAINE HALSEY You don’t owe anything, so get runn- ing; it’s the best years of your life they want to steal. Band IVB; Drama Club IVB; Basket- ball IV, III, II Bob ROBERT PAUL HANSON You can ' t fall off the floor. Cross Country VI; Indoor Track V, IV, III; Varsity Soccer I; Skiing I; Varsity Baseball I Ambition: To be rich, But not greedy. March Close-Up 1980 On March 2, 1980. ten Latin School students (nine seniors and one junior) escorted by Mr. John Cunningham boarded a bus at South Station for a ten hour trip to Washington D.C. These students, soon dubbed the “DC-10, were par- ticipating in the Close-Up Program which annually attracts thousands of youngsters to the capital for a week of intense, in-person study of their federal government. Throughout most of this week they closely observed the three major divisions of government: the executive, legislative, and judicial branches: they learned of the important role of the media in government: and they discovered the inner- workings of the two-party system. They also attended a number of seminars on many topics ranging from the function of muclear power to the uses of the C.I.A. in international relations. At all sessions the students were encouraged to ques- tion and even criticize the various speakers. Each participant toured the city of Washington from Capitol Hill to Arlington National Cemetery. To avoid over-concentration upon governmental matters, one evening was spent at a dinner theater viewing Godspell and another evening was set aside by the “DC-10” to establish a new Close-Up record for the con- sumption of pizza. At week’s end they received enthusiastically the opportunity to visit either Georgetown or the Smithsonian Institute. When the “DC- 10 returned to Boston and reviewed their visit they all agreed they not only had had a marvelous time with many fond memories and had met many fine young people from all over the United States but also that they had learned a great deal about political processes at the national level. 40 .... 7 TWH 41 Bob ROBERT EDMUND HARRIS Finally Finished!!! Varsity Basketball II-I; Spring Track VI. V, II; Professional Club I; Key Club I Ambition: To live a good life, not a long one. Bagga KEVIN (AMES HARLEN “I see!” said the blind man as he spit in the wind. It ' s all coming back to me now. Football V-I; Co-Captain Basketball IV-I; Baseball I V-I; Student Council II-I; Victory Club IV-I; Key Club Treasurer III-I Ambition; To have Kathy Harrington tall enough to see eye to eye with me. Cathy CATHERINE ANN HART Kathy KATHLEEN HELEN HARRINGTON It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. junior Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Girl ' s Swim Team IV, III; National Honor Society II, I; Holy Cross Book Prize II; Harvard Commencement Usherette II; Close-up Program II; Liber Actorum I Ambition: To see Eye to eye with Kevin Harlen Mike MICHAEL PATRICK HEALY Sum Quid Sum. Student Council V-II; Handbook Committee II; Soccer III; junior and Senior Prom Committees Ambition: To survive in this world as my means would allow, for I wish to attain more than the mean. jim JAMES ARTHUR HINES III If you want to do anything well, you must first want to do it. Student Council VI; White Racial Ethnic Council VI; Football Band I V-I II; B.L.S. Orchestra III; Percus- sion Ensemble III-I; Band VI-IV; Senior Band III-I Ambition: To do well at whatever I do and be happy at the same time. John JOHN STUART HOLMES The Buzz DIANE ELIZABETH HORAN Let the good times roll — Let them knock you around. Varsity Swim Team VI-I; Varsity Badminton IV-III; Varsity Sailing VI, V, I; Student Council VI-II; Irish Historical VI-IV; Pep Club VI-V; U.S. Party Team V-I Ambition: To live happily ever after with my surfboard on a forty foot sloop flowing with the tide. Hutch PAUL JAMES HUTCHINSON Don ' t put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after. Rosie ROSEMARIE IARROBINO 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. Vice-President GAP II, I; Senior Band III, II: Volleyball III: Winter Track II; Badminton III Ambition: To be able to look back at my memories with a smile and laugh, and to follow my dreams alwavs. Nancy NANCY JEAN IOVANNI The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay; love isn ' t love till you give it away. Cheerleading III, II; Victory Club IV-I; Pep Club V, IV; Prom Commit- tee I; National Honor Society I Ambition: To own a T-bird. LISA EILEEN JENKINS I have been one acquainted with the night . . . Band VI-IV; Junior Jazz Band V, IV; Football Band IV-I; Stage Band III-I; Senior Band III-I; All City Stage Band III-II; The Greater Bostonians III; AFS III-II; Argo II, I; Register II, Ambition: To do everything I have to do — and have fun doing it! Mike MICHAEL JERZYLO Let the good times roll Track VI-V; Baseball IV-III Ambition: To cut an album with the group that goes platinum. Peggy MARGUERITE FRANCES KANE The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now, and the pot is never quite what I expected. Girls Swim Team IV; Badminton IV-II Ambition: To own a nice house with a few horses out back. Paul PAUL MARTIN KANE In making a decision, one decides for all men. Museum of Fine Arts Scholarship Classes: Liber Actorum I; National Honor Society II-I Ambition: To be an artist. Eileen EILEEN ELIZABETH KASKESKI Life is like an onion, you peel it away layer by layer, and sometimes you cry. Glee Club VI-V Ambition: To get satisfaction out of the path I take in life. Eugene EUGENES. JUNG The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Asian Cultures Club VI-I: ACC Basketball VI-I; School Play VI Ambition: To be wiser. sy.ss m Terri TERESA ANN KANASKIE Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Girls Aid to the Public V-III; Girls Softball III-I: National Honor Socie- ty II-I; Harvard Commencement II; Classical Prize VI Ambition: To earn the respect of in- telligent persons and the affection of little children. The Breeze STEPHEN MICHAEL KELLEY There is pleasure in being mad; which none but madmen know. Swimming VI-I; Track VI-I; Football V-II; Hockey VI-II; CAAG I; Key Club IV-I; Victory Club IV-I; Ger- man Club II-I; Irish Historical Club V-VI; Weight Lifting Club V-I: Year- book Staff I Ambition: To be neat, clean and stable. Arlene ARLENE MARIE KING May the roads be clear and your for- tunes wide. May the friends you have be at your side. Ambition: To chase a rainbow and discover that there ' s more than just a pot of gold at the end. Stu STUART ANDREW KIRSCH I’ve had my share of sand kicked in my face But I ' ve come through. National Honor Society II-I; Jr. -Sr. Prom Committee II-I; Approbation Award I V-II; Fidelity Award I V-II; Yearbook Staff I; Student Council IV-I; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation II; B ' Nai B ' rith Youth Organization VI-I; Harvard Usher II; Harvard Juror I; M.I.T. High School Studies Program VI-I; Judaic Cultural Club VI-I; Video Club V-I; Register Staff II-I; Chess Club V-II; Public Declamation V-I; ESAA IV-I; RESC III-I; Tutor III, I; Professional Club VI-III; MAML, MAA, APAL, MEMLII-I Ambition: To put a smile on every’ sad face and save the world. Bill WILLIAM CHARLES KEARNEY Go for it. Baseball IV; Football IV-I; Indoor Track V-I; Spring Track I; Profes- sional Club I; Key Club I; Ski Club I; Yearbook Staff I Ambition: To be rich and famous, but happy at the same time. David DAVID DANIEL KNECHT Hard work never hurt anybody, but I ' m not taking any chances. Senior Lounge Committee I; Pep Club; Victory Club III-I; German Club IV-V; CAAG I Ambition: To stay out of the Pine Street Inn. Mike MICHAEL CONAN KOFFMAN I complained because I had no hat, until I saw a man who had no head. B.L.S. Orchestra VI-V; Debating VI- V; Professional Club III-I; Key Club III-I; Student Council III-II; Fidelity Prize III; Register Staff II; National Honor Society II-I; ENVIMP I; Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee II-I; Baseball VI-V; Hockey VI-I; MAML Olym- piad II-I; MAA II-I; Harvard Juror II Ambition: To be as happy as possible while I ' m alive, because I’ll be dead for a long time. Joyce JOYCE ANN LAI I can do it because I know I can. Glee Club VI-IV; Concert Choir III- I; All City Chorus IV; Orchestra V- III; Bowling Team V-III, I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Class Represen- tative IV-II; Modern Dance I V - 1 1 1 ; Table Tennis Society Pres. III-II; Fidelity Prize IV; MAML II-I; Tutor- ing I; Ballet II Ambition: To live and enjoy life to its fullest; that is, to live it up and to live a part of others ' lives. Disco BRETT ARNOLD KOONS Fat-bottomed girls — you make the rockin’ world go round. Stamp Club IV; Student Council IV; National Honor Society I Ambition; To be first in war, first in peace and first in line at the discotheque. Cheung CHEUNG SING KWAN Debby DEBORAH TAK CHI KWONG The sky is the limit, but it’s up to you to reach toward the stars. Computer Club IV; GAP IV-I; Photography II-I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I; Argo II-I; Tutoring II; Table Tennis Society I; Volleyball III; Badminton Team II; NHS II-I; Approbation Prize II; Classical Prize II; Merit Letter of Commendation; Aeronautics Engineering Society III-I; Yearbook Staff I; Who ' s Who in American High School Students II Ambition: To be most successful in everything I do. Joe JOSEPH EDWARD LAMIR Send me dead flowers and I won’t forget to put roses on your grave. Ambition: To find out who keeps sending me dead flowers. Pabs PAUL LAWRENCE LANE It’s only rock-’n’-roll but I like it. Wolf I; Prom Committee II-I; Stu- dent Council VI, IV, III-II; Cross Country Track IV-III; Senior Band III-I; Stage Band III-II; Orchestra III-I; Percussion Ensemble III-I; Ski Club III-II; Crew II-I; Sailing VI-V; Junior Band IV; Football Band IV-II; Track III-II; Aeronautical Engineer- ing Society ' II Kenneth KENNETH HERMAN LEE Do what no man has done before and thus achieve the impossible dream. Asian Cultures Club III; Computer Club III-II; Rifle Club II-I; Chess Club I; MAML I; Approbation Prize III-II; Classical Prize III-II; NHS II-I Ambition; To become successful in business and achieve my highest goals. Debby DEBRA SUSAN LEITER Always expect the unexpected. Sailing Club VI-V; Crew IV; Prom Committee I; Yearbook Staff I: Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Lab Assistant V-I; Judaic Cultural Socie- ty; Close-Up Program Ambition: Never to grow old. Laurie LORETTA ANN LENNON If you are in outer space, Don ' t feel out of place. Cause there are thousands of others like you GAP VI; Spring Track IV-III; Indoor Track III; ENVIMP II Ambition: To know where I am when I get where I ' m going. A ■ i Thelma MARIA THELMA LARRAGA If you wake up with the sunrise And your dream is still as new And hap- piness is what you need so bad Then the answer lies with you. Choir III; Badminton Team III; Soft- ball Team IV-III Ambition: To find happiness and to get everything I want!!! Ade ADRIENNE THERESA LEE I believe I passed the stage of con- sciousness and righteous rage; I found that just surviving was a noble fight. Girls’ Softball VI-III; Student Coun- cil V; GAP VI-V; Prom Committee I; Class Representative VI; National Honor Society I Ambition: To reach the final euphoria. Perry PERRY LEE May everyone find success in the future. Ambition: To someday be a com- puter engineer. Bermuda 49 Robert ROBERT FRANCIS LOMBARDI The best things in life are edible. Freshman Football V; ]V Football IV Ambition: To be president. Steve STEPHEN KA-FA1 LOK Time walks slowly as it runs in circles. Yet time never moves, for it is always now. National Honor Society 1 1 - 1 : Asian Cultures Club VI; Chess Club IV; Table Tennis Society III-l; Orchestra 1 1 - 1 ; Harvard Commencement Usher II: MAM I. 1 1 - 1 ; MAA III-I; NEM1. 1; Atlantic-Pacific Math Exams 11 Ambition: To have an ambitio n. Karen KAREN JEANETTE LOPES We can complain because a rose bush has thorns or we can rejoice because a thorn bush has roses. Basketball IV, II-I; Bowling V-III: Fidelity Prize IV; National Honor Society II. I Ambition: To be happy and to make others happier. HARRY LUKE To get to heaven you have to raise hell. Asian Cultures Club VI-I; Table Tennis Society I; Ski Club II Ambition: To be successful. Eileen EILEEN PATRICIA LYDON Friendships are only shared once but their memories are forever. Student Council VI, III, II; Crew II-I; Prom Committee II; Tutoring I; Na- tional Honor Society II Ambition: To have no regrets. Mac DAVID jEFFREY MACMILLAN so Zn Ray RAYMOND LUKE MARIANI People who live in glass houses should dress in the basement. Key Club Vice President; Wrestling; Football; Weightlifting Club Frank FRANCIS XAVIER MACPHERSON, JR. We are all drawn on by the desire for praise and each one of us is led chiefly by glory. Sailing Club V-I; Sailing Team IV-II; Student Government Representative IV; Chess Club V, IV; Stamp Club President and Founder IV; Blood- mobile I; Science Fair IV Ambition: To become an Admiral and win the Congressional Medal of Honor Gina REGINA MARIE MAHER Yesterday is but a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, will make every yesterday a dream of and each tomorrow a vision of hope. Crew III, II; Ski Club II. I; Pep Club IV; Sailing IV; Choir IV Ambition: To know, to love, to do. Jim JAMES ARTHUR MAHONEY Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. C hess Club I V-I; Math Team III-I; Cross Country I V-I; Track III-I; Debating and Forensics II, I; MAML III-I; MAA III-I; National Honor Society II, I; Harvard Commence- ment Usher; National Merit Semifinalist Ambition: To get to the point. Howard HOWARD JAY SCOTTMAGIER The doors will soon close, but new ones will open. Old friends you shall greet and new ones you shall meet. Tennis Team V-I; Jewish Cultural Society V-III; Computer Club IV, III; Table Tennis Society VI-IV Ambition: To become an Architec- tural Designer CAMERA SHV Arthur ARTHUR CHRISTOS MARAVELIS National Honor Society; MAA II, I; MAML II, I Gary GARY JOHN MAROUN Your real idea of success is often distorted by what you think it is. Band VI-1; Stage Band IV, III; Foot- ball Band V-III; Orchestra II; Chess Club II, I; Chess Team II, I: MAML I Ambition; To be a great and suc- cessful doctor. Wild Bill WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTINI There are two kinds of people in the world my friend: those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig? Band VI-I; Student Council; Crew IV-I Ambition; To lead a small group of men in a hopeless situation. John JOHN BAPTIST MARRA I never let my schooling interfere with my education. Track II, I; Rifle Club II; National Honor Society 1 Jack JOHN JAMES MATCHETT Time may change me, but I can’t trace time. Crew II, I; Prom Committee I; Radio Club VI; Student Council IV; Ski Club II Ambition; To fly my own plane to Colorado. Mary MARY KATHERINE MATULIS After all is said and done, more is said than done. Class Committee I; Cross Country II, I; Crew V-III; Student Council III -I; Victory- Club IV, III: Tutor III; Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Naional Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; National Honor Society I Lola LORRAINE ANN MAZZONI Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Class Committee I; Pep Club V; Vic- tory- Club; Cheerleading III-I; Prom Committee I Ambition: To be happy. U ■v Yacky MARC MICHAEL McBREARTY Let the good times roll. Student Government VI-I; Tutorial Program II-I; Baseball IV, III; Bowl- ing Team II; Football IV, III; Prom Committee I; Yearbook I; Close Up — 1979 Ambition: To be something someday to someone someway. Ellen ELLEN FRANCES McCONE If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. Varsity Swimming VI-I; Ski Club V- I; Sailing Club V-I; Victory Club IV-I Ambition: To be happy always with what I ' ve done. John JOHN McCORMACK Reach for the stars for if and when you ever get there you will be a bet- ter person than one who hadn ' t the courage and determination to try ' . Baseball IV; Student Council VI-IV; Professional Club II, I; Model Rocket Club IV-II; Irish Historical Society V Ambition: To get a good job, marry the woman of my dreams, build a large house, and be content and thankful for all God has given me. Susan SUSAN MARIE McDONALD So many dreams that blew away So many words we didn ' t say. Cheerleader III-I; Student Council VI-I II; Prom Committee II; Victory Club IV-I; MAMA III Ambition: To drive the zamboni at the antiquated Boston Arena which has the finest scoreboard in Eastern Massachusetts. Mike MICHAEL PATRICK McDonnell There ' s no telling what will happen. Register III-II; Ski Club IV-II. Sail- ing Club III; Key Club III-II; Profes- sional Club III Ambition: To ski the endless run where the sun never sets. 53 Wally WALTER KEVIN McDONOUGH If hard work is the key to success, most people would rather pick the lock. Varsity Hockey V-I; Outstanding Performance II; Cross Country I V-I; Most Improved II, Capt. I; National Honor Society II, I; National Merit Commended Student II; Approba- tion Prize II; Sports Banquet Com- mittee II, I; Professional Club II Ambition: To Play hockey in the Boston Garden. im [AMES THOMAS McGONAGLE The Will to do, the Soul to dare. Varsity Football II, I; Manager III; Freshman Football IV; Varsity Hockey II; JV Hockey III; Vic tory Club III-I; Key Club ' ll, I; Profes- sional Club II, I; Weightlifting Club III-I; National Honor Society II, I; Prom Committee IlV.rsity Football II, I; Manager III; Freshman Football IV; Varsity Hockey II; J.V. Hockey III; Victory CLub III-I; Key Club I i . I; Professional Club II, I; Weightlif- ting Club III-I; National Honor Society II, I; Prom Committee II. Joe JOSEPH THOMAS McDOUGALL One gains Honor through action. JV Hockey V; Varsity Hockey IV-I; Key Club I; Professional Club II-I; ENVIMP Club II-I; National Honor Society II Ambition: To be successful in my endeavors. Jack JOHN PATRICK McGONAGLE Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. Varsity Football III-I; Freshman Football IV; Weightlifting Club III-I; Harvard Book Prize II; Varsity Hockey III-I; Victory Club III-I; Key Club III-I; National Honor Society II, I Dan DANIEL EUGENE McGRATH It is the summer of my smiles — flee from me Keepers of the Gloom. Junior Band V; Drama Club VI, V; String Ensemble IV-I; Orchestra III- I; Stage Band I; Senior Band and Chorus Aide II Ambition: To be a creative musician and artist. Joe JOSEPH SCOTT McMAHAN Always do your best in everything you do, it ' s all people can ask, more importantly it ' s all you can give! Drama Club III-I;’ ENVIMP I; BLS Register Asst. Business Manager I; Homeroom Rep. II; Jr. Prom Com- mittee II; Concert Choir IV; Irish Historical Society VI Ambition: To hang around just for the sake of having nothing better to do than hang around. Barbs BARBARA ANN MITCHELL It’s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. Softball VI-V; Drama Club V-I; Bowling Team V-I; GAP VI, V, I; Basketball Team IV, III; Student Council IV-III; Pep Club VI-IV; Argo I Ambition: To have Mr. Tarpey as a student for one day. Janet JANET LOUIS MICARELLI Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Sailing Club IV; Classical Prize III; National Honor Society II, I Ambition: To do the best I can in whatever I do. Linda LINDA CHRISTIE MOLESWORTH It is easier to go down a hill than up, but the view is from the top. Swim Team VI-I; Bowling Team VI-I; Softball VI-I; Student Council IV-II; Tutor I; GAP VI, V; National Honor Society II, I Ambition; To fix furry friends from Foxboro, Freehold, Frederickson, Fairmont, Farmington, Flamboro, Fryeburg, Frontenac, and Fairs. - A ' C I 7 ., Kurt KURT WILLIAM MICHEL Cleverness is believing half of what you read. Brilliance is knowing which half to believe. Concert Choir III-I; Glee Club VI- IV; JV Hockey IV, III; Chess Club VI, V; Science Fiction Society III. Ambition: To do my best in any endeavor I undertake. Andrew ANDREW VICTOR MING Asian Cultures Club VI-I; ACC Basketball IV-I Sexy SHELAGH MARIE McNEIL Here’s to the past for all we learned and shared; here’s to the future for all we hoped and dreamed. Swim Team IV-I; Co-Capt. Ill, I; Basketball Team IV; Ski Club I; Prom Committee I Ambition: To live one day at a time. 55 John JOHN THOMAS MORRIS Thomas THOMAS HENRY MORRISSEY Football Team III-I; Key Club I; Pro- fessional Club II, I; Victory Club III-I; Senior Lounge Committee I Bill WILLIAM MOSCHELLA If at first you don ' t succeed, try try again. If after that you still don ' t suc- ceed . . . quit! Soccer Team IV-I, Co-Capt. I; Glee Club VI-IV; Choir VI-IV; Italian Club V, IV; Indoor Track V, III; Homeroom Rep. VI Ambition: To be the best at everything I do. Bernice BERNICE ANN MOY Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. Asian Cultures Club IV; Photography Club III; Aeronautics Engineering Society II, I; GAP II, I; Table Tennis I; Tutor II; NHS II, I; MAML Ambition: To achieve my highest goals and to go beyond the beyond. Joseph JOSEPH BERNARD MORAHAN Football VI-I; Key Club VI-I; Victory Club III-I; Stage Crew VI-I; Senior Lounge Committee I; Weightlifting Club III-I Ambition: To walk correctly without gray hair. Elmo ELIOTT MORRA Through the morning fog I see . . . Suicide is Painless . . . Chess Club IV-I; Stamp Club IV, III; Rifle Club II, I Ambition: To lead a motley crew. )ames JAMES HENRY MOY ManKyin MAN KYIN ANTHONY MOY We are supposed to be the principal custodians of the past, the prophetic designers of the future, and the key note for what is ’now’ Jim (AMES FRANCIS MULHERN Seek not to understand that thou mayest believe, but believe that thou mayest understand Prize for Excellence in Classics; Argo Editor; AFS Club; Photography Club: National Honor Society; Drama Club; Argo Editorial Editor I; Latin Tutor; Assistant Editor 1980 Yearbook Ambition: To have one passion only; for light, in the name of humanity which has borne so much and has a right to happiness Amy AMY MARTHA MURPHY The ending always comes at last; en- dings always come too fast; they come too fast, but they pass too slow. Volleyball IV-I; Basketball VI-III; Sailing VI-I; Softball VI, V; Ski Club V-I; Class VI Band; Class V Band; Junior Band V, IV; Senior Band III-I; Jr. Stage Band V, IV; Sr. Stage Band III-II; Football Band V-IV; Student Council VI-II; AFS Abroad Ger- many II; AFS Club I. II Ambition: Never to Drown. Ed EDWARD COLUM MURPHY Time may change me, but I can’t change time. Swim Team VI, V; Choir III; Ski Club III, I; Computer Club VI; Prom Committee I; Student Government III, V Ambition: To have 20 20 vision: A total portrait with no omission. Zoe ZOE SARAH MURPHY Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. Varsity Softball VI, V; Varsity Volleyball V-I; Class VI Band; Junior Band V, IV; Senior Band III-I; Sports Banquet Committee II; Chairman — Class Committee I; City All-Star Volleyball II, I Ambition: To live in the mountains with Michael. Marie MARIE ELIZABETH NICKERSON To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible — To be as much as we can we must dream of being more. BLS String Ensemble VI-I; BLS Or- chestra IV-I; National Honor Society II-I; Radio Club VI, V; Student Government IV, I; Ski Club II-I; Liber Actorum I; Prom Committee I; MAML II, I; MAA II, I Ambition: To keep on laughing! Dan DANIEL FRANCIS O ' BRIEN Class V Band; Junior Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Football Band IV-I; Junior Stage Band IV; Senior Stage Band III-I; All City Stage Band II, I; Math Team III-I; Chess Club VI-I; Chess Team IV-I; Tutoring II-I; Student Council VI; Sailing IV, III; National Honor Society II, I: Har- vard Commencement Usher II; Cross Country I; Indoor Track I; Spr- ing Track II-I; MAML III-I; MAA III-I; Atlantic-Pacific Math Team II; New England Math League I; PAYS Job Award II; Century III Competi- tion I; Approbation VI-II; Classical Prize VI, V, III; Glover Medal III; Regional Science Fairs V, III; Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist I Joanne JOANNE MUSCULUS We do not remember the days, we remember the moments. GAP VI; Class VI; Class V Band; Junior Band V, IV; Football Band IV, III; Orchestra II; Prom Committee II; Ski Club II. I; Senior Band III-I; Yearbook Committee I Ambition: May my whole life be but a greater and longer childhood. Steven STEVEN DARRYL NEVILLE There but by the grace of God go I. Varsity Basketball Ambition: To work with urban black youths in some capacity. Dennis DENNIS JAMES O ' BRIEN ... so stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit — it’s when things seem worst that you mustn ' t quit. Karen KAREN MARIE O ' CALLAGHAN Our Memory is the diary we will always carry with us. Ambition: To be someday as tall as my Little Sister and to outgrow the name of Half-pint! I. Dan DANIEL MARTIN O ' RIORDAN Never say die. Irish Historical Society IV; Sailing Club IV, III Ambition: To grow. Laurie LAURA LYNNE O SHEA I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Drama Club IV-I; Student Council IV, III; Basketball IV Cathy CATHERINE THERESA OLSEN Go placidly amidst the noise and the haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Swim Team V; Argo IV; Victory Club I; Student Council V; Glee Club VI, V; Senior Prom Committee I Ambition: To make a dent. Biff WILLIAM MICHAEL O ' LEARY Tonight’s pleasures are tomorrow’s woes. JV Baseball V-IV; Varsity Baseball III-I. Ambition: To get my license and to get a job. Joseph JOSEPH ROBERT OLSON Sup Fidelity Prize VI; Wrestling V; cer VI-II Ambition: To be famous. Soc Tony ANTHONY ODEA We are all roach clips clinging to what we thought was euphoria only to find that it has gone up in smoke. Rifle Club; Debating and Forensics Club; Rocket Club; BLS Chorus; Video Club; Science Fiction Club; AFS David DAVID S. PAIGE The best thing a man can do in life is turn an enemy into a friend. Glee Club VI-V; Drama Club I; Ger- man Club I; Harvard Moot Court II- I; Close Up I Ambition: To work in foreign rela- tions and win the Nobel Peace Prize. Sue SUSAN PANARESE There’s always another day, so don ' t let it get to you. Class IV Basketball Team; Ski Club III-I; Tutoring IV Ambition: To do what I want when I want to. Alanna MARIE ALANNA O ' SULLIVAN Seventeen is too young to be faithful. Glee Club VI-V; Latin Tutor II; Swim Team II-I; Student Council I Ambition: To go boldly where no woman has gone before. Peggy MARGARET BRIDGET O ' TOOLE Always look on the bright side of life Crew II-I; Winter Track II-I; GAP VI; Tutoring II; Yearbook Staff I; Prom Committee II Ambition: To make it through college. ■ Sully BRIAN WILLIAM O ' SULLIVAN When you lose, it ' s not the end of the world; the sun still comes up, the moon still appears . . . Football V-I, Capt. I; Sr. Class Treasurer; Key Club Treasurer II, President I; National Honor Society I: Stage Crew III-I; All-City II-I; Outstanding Defensive Lineman II; Darryl Williams All-Star Game; Selected for Outstanding Names and Faces Catalogue I; Irish Historical Society VI; Weightlifting V-I Ambition: To be, in Bob Weiss ' opin- ion, good enough for the Ivy League. Bill W ILLIAM ALFRED OUELLETTE 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. Student Council V; Class V Band; ]r. Band IV; Sr. Band III-I; Football Band IV-III; Jr. Stage Band III; BLS Stage Band I; Orchestra II-I; Tutor- ing II; Register II-I; Class Committee I; Yearbook Staff I; Sailing Club IV Ambition: To run into Diane Keaton on E. 68th Street. Nick NICHOLAS ANGELO PAPAKYRIKOS Do unto others before they do unto you. Basketball II, I; Soccer IV-II; Argo Staff II, I; Argo Sports Editor II; Key Club IV; Table Tennis Society III Ambition: To have someone pro- nounce my name right on the first try. Joanne JOANNE DOROTHY PERO Thought makes the whole dignity of man; therefore endeavor to think well. National Honor Society II, I; Senior Band III-I; Junior Band IV; Class V Band; Football Band III-I; Orchestra I; Ski Club IV-II; Close-up Program; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Fidelity Prize V; Tutor II; National Merit Commendation; 3rd Place State Science Fair I Caroline CAROLINE ANNE PAYSON Reach for the moon, the worst that can happen is to fall among stars. Swim Team IV; GAP IV; Harvard Moot Courts; ENVIMP; Student Council; National Merit Commenda- tion I Chris CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY PERUZZI He who does not advance falls behind. Crew Team III-I; Co-Captain I; Key Club II; Debating and Forensic Society IV-I; National Honor Society II; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Who’s Who — High School Students II; Francis Gardener Prize II Ambition: To be remembered for myself. Robert ROBERT PARSONS Take a right at the light, keep going straight until night, and then boy, you ' re on your own. Baseball VI, V; Junior Band IV; Junior Stage Band IV; Senior Band III-I; Stage Band III, I; Key Club Ambition: To stay awake for a whole day at school. Jim JAMES MICHAEL PHILBIN 63 Cynthia CYNTHIA JEAN POULOS We have a magic box which is never locked, memories that won ' t erase, stay forever new. Classical Prize III, VI; Football Band IV. Ill: Class V Band; |unior Band V, IV; Orchestra II; Senior Band 1II-I; Drama Club II, I; Jr. Prom Commit- tee II; National Honor Society ' II, I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; Liber Actorum Assistant Editor I Ambition; To sip pina coladas all day long. Russell RUSSELL EVERETT POWERS Eric ERIC LEE PRIMACK Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse Class VI Band; Student Council VI; Class V Band; MAML II-I; MAA II, I; Ski Club III-I Ambition: To win the Men ' s Downhill in ' 88. Eileen EILEEN STELLA PRINDEVILLE There can be no rainbow without a storm and a cloud. Swimming IV-III; Register III; Key Club II-I; KAG; Frisbee Club Ambition: To travel through space. Augustus AUGUSTUS CHARLES PRITCHETT Mary MARY VERONICA QUIGLEY It ' s the laughter we ' ll remember when we remember the way we were. Softball IV-I; Basketball IV; Student Council VI; National Honor Society I Ambition: To hold what others only reach for. Ilse ILSE QUINTERO It is the province of knowledge to speak and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen GAP IV-I; Secretary I; Hispanic Club Vice-President II; JV Vol- leyball I V - 1 1 1 ; Aeronautics Engineering Society II; Tutoring II Ambition: To be happy and to have many friends. Len LENLEY JOHN RAFUSE, JR. Don ' t look back! Rifle Club II-I; Debating and Foren- sic Society II-I; Cross Country II-I; Math Team III-I; National Honor Society II-I; Rocket Club IV-III; Radio Club VI-IV; Computer Club V-IV; Senior Band I; Football Band I Ambition: To win an election as the independent, undecided, write-in candidate. Ken KENNETH RESTUCCIA Just call me Larry, Gerry! Cat” you ' re beautiful! True friends forever, both of you — Thanks! Student Council VI-IV; Class VI Band; Concert Choir VI-I; All-City Chorus IV-I Ambition: To help people in any way I can think of and to sing professionally. Steve STEPHEN FRANCIS REARDON Blondes have more fun but blackheads get squeezed. Hockey II-I; Baseball II-I; Football II-I; Student Council V; Key Club I Ambition: To excel in whatever I do. John JOHN KESTUTIS RASENAS You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try and try you get what you need. Football V-I; Weightlifting V-II; English Bookroom Aid IV-I; Profes- sional Club II; Tutoring II; Baseball IV; Basketball Scorekeeper II Ambition: To be happily married and successful in my own eyes. Joseph JOSEPH CLIFTON RAVIDA Diligence is the mother of God-luck and God gives all things to industry. Ambition: To become a Pilot Nav- igator. Bert ROBERT |AMES REYNOLDS Watch for me in the ' 88 or ' 92 Olym- pic Marathons. Computer Programming VI; Chess Club V-IV; Cross Country 1 1 - 1 ; In- door Track Il-I; Spring Track 1I-I Ambition: To be remembered even- tually as the greatest distance runner in the history of the world. David DAVID |OSEPH ROSSETTI Michelle MICHELLE ELIZABETH ROBINSON more than yesterday, less than tomorrow. Modern Dance 1 1 1 - 1 1 ; Fashion Modeling Club II; Spanish Club II-I Ambition: To get a doctorate in biology or linguistics, and eventually marry and have two children. Linda LINDA MAUREEN ROSS This one’s for real, I already bought the dream. Prom Committee II-I; Pep Club IV- V; Photography Club III; Envimp II; Modern Dance IV; Ecology Action Club IV, G.A.P. VI Ambition: To continue running on. Jeanne JEANNE CAREY RUSSELL Time has passed. Life has changed . . . Yet each year I remember. Softball IV-I; Swimming IV-II1; Bowling I II-I; Yearbook I Ambition: to go to heaven and raise hell. James JAMES GEORGE SCARPELOS 68 Liz ELISABETH ANNA SCHUH Those who can, do. Those who can ' t, rue. I hope I can. Ambition: To write a great novel that will be required reading in even’ school. Joe JOSEPH JAMES SHAMON Why even bother to try ' when you know your attempt will be tried on you? Class Secretary I; Key Club 1 1 -I; Debating and Forensics II-I; Student Council III; Argo Business Staff II; Approbation Prize III; Fidelity Prize IV; National Honor Society II-I; Close-Up I; Harvard Medical Pro- gram I; Dance Committee I Ambition: To protect and preserve one of the few great institutions left to mankind — my appetite. Linda LINDA SOO HOO Wisdom is knowing when to speak your mind and when to mind your speech. Asian Cultures Club V-I; GAP IV; Argo II; Computer Club IV; Aeronautical Engineering Society II; National Honor Society II-I; Ap- probation Prize V, IV; Classical Prize V; MAML II-I; MAA II-I; Table Tennis Society I; Yearbook I; Tutor II; Harvard Commencement Usherette II Ambition: To getcha, Ray! Voula VOULA SOUGARIDES Free at Last — Life, Enriches you like a peach ever so ripe — Life, Always can bear an everlasting strife — Life, Could hurt you like the point of a knife — When you strive to sur- vive on a somber afternoon. Ambition: To be absolutely happy in life. Mary MARY KATHLEEN SEXTON In vino veritas GAP IV; Pep Club IV; Track III; Sailing Club III; Ski Club II-I Ambition: To make every last call. William WILLIAM COLEMAN SHAUGHNESSY The Queen’s bravely shouting “What the hell is going on?” Swimming VI-I; Captain, MVP, II; Freshman Baseball IV Ambition: To grow wings and fly. Paul PAUL LEO SULLIVAN I’m walkin’ down the long lonesome road; where I ' m bound. I can t tell ]anet JANET MARIE SULLIVAN A friend is someone who can see through you and still enjoy the show. National Honor Society II, I Ambition: To be successful and have no regrets. Ecology ' Club Co-Founder I; Sailing Club VI-III; Track VI Ambition: To obtain a PhD in En- vironmental Conservation and use it to make our environment more ecologically sound. Andrew ANDREW MARK SPILEOS In this world of high prices and material possessions, there is one thing we all possess, the value of which cannot be measured by money: the memories of Latin School May we treasure these memories throughout our lives. Good Luck! Student Council IV; Science Fair V. Ill; National Honor Society II. I; Drama Club I; Indoor Track ill; EN- VIMP II; B.L.S. Register Staff II. I: Yearbook Staff I; German Club I; Classical Prize VI-IV; Approbation Prize VI. IV. Ill; Fidelity Prize III Ambition; To succeed in all future endeavors. Diane DIANE ELIZABETH STELFOX Every man has a place; in his heart there’s a space. And the world can’t erase his fantasies. Take a ride in the sky. on our ship fantastic; All your dreams will come true, right away. Fidelity Award VI; Francis Gardner Reading Prize VI. IV, II; Concert Choir VI-I; All City Chorus III, Prom Committee II. I: National Honor Society II, I Ambition: To be something to everyone and everything to someone. Urse URSULA MARIE STOPA There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Fall and Spring Crew II. I Ambition: To do what 1 want, when I want to, and how I want to. James m JAMES EDWARD SULLIVAN Any Questions? . . . Any Answers? Football IV-I; Weightlifting IV-I; L Key Club III-I; Victory Club III-I; Irish Historical Society V; In- door Outdoor Track V. IV; Profes- sional Club II Ambition: To be admired for my j courage and determination. f -3« )ean )EAN MARIE THORNTON What comes before us, and what goes behind us, are but small matters to what is inside us. Ski Club II-I; Junior and Senior Prom Committees II-I; Student Council I; Victory Club IV-I Ambition: To ride in Nancy ' s T-Bird. Sheila SHELIA MARIE SWALES Time, like a snowflake, disappears before we decide what to do with it. Ambition: To live each day to its fullest, so that I may not regret when it becomes my past. Helen HELEN TERZIDES It ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. National Honor Society II, I; Har- vard Commencement Usher II Ambition: To wish on a star! Courtney COURTNEY McGREGOR THOMAS In every revolution, there is one man with a dream. Black Student Association IV-I; Basketball IV-I; Track III; In- tramural Sports IV-II Ambition: To be an engineer. Sarit SARIT TIOMKIN If you want something badly enough you must set it free. If it comes back to you then it is really yours, if it does not, then it was never yours to begin with. GAP VI; Concert Choir V I - 1 ; Pep Club IV Ambition: To see the world not only as it is, but to try to make it better. CAMERA SHY Keith KEITH WAI TOM 71 -a k. i Tina CHRISTINA MARIE TRANFAGLIA Now the dreaming is over and the real action begins. Tutoring II, I; GAP III, V.P. II; Presi- dent I; Harvard Commencement Usher II; National Honor Society II, I; B.L.S. Graduation Usher III, II; B.L.S. Tour Guide II. I; MAML II, I; MAA III-I; NEML I; BLS Science Fair, 3rd Prize III; Regional Science Fair III, Honorable Mention Ambition: To be a successful ex- ecutive in the business world. William WILLIAM PATRICK WALL No man is an island, but some are peninsulas. Yearbook Staff; Swim Team I; Stu- dent Council II; Spelling Bee Cham- pion II-I Ambition: To live and learn, and have money to burn. Pamela PAMELA ELENE WALROND If you don ' t understand my silence, you won ' t understand my words. Black Student Association VI-I; Ecology Club I; African Dance III; Tutoring II Ambition: To become a physical therapist and finally go back to my home country of Barbados. Rich Tony RICHARD M. UBOWSKI JANIS ANTONIO VEIDELIS Thanks to everybody for such a great time. Who says I have a weird laugh? Fidelity ' Prize VI Ambition: To rock with the best of them! Faith FAITH ESTHER WALKER The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Public Declamation IV; Tutoring III; JV Basketball IV; Varsity Basketball III-I; African Dancing III; Modern Dancing II; Black Student Associa- tion IV-I; Ecology Club II, I Ambition: To write a book of poems, become fluent in Spanish, help children, that they may help to make the world a better place. Paul PAUL ANTHONY WARD I shall make useful the knowledge I have attained through my endless suffering. Register V; Wrestling Team VI; Baseball IV; Key Club VI; Weight- lifting Club IV-II; Violin VI; Who ' s Who Among American H.S. Students II Ambition: To put my exceptional talents to work as an architect or electronics engineer. Eric ERIC EARL WHITE Ail principles are the rationalization of some special interest. Baseball I V- 1 : Black Student Association IV-I, President I; Key Club I; B.L.S. Tutoring I; Junior Achievement II Ambition: To excel in every facet of business and become a success, president of a huge company, mainly my own. Kathleen KATHLEEN PATRICIA WILDER There are two paths you can go by but in the long run. there’s still time to change the road you ' re on. Pep Club VI, V; ENV1MP II: GAP VI Ambition: To be a Mommy. Bill WILLIAM WILKINS Varsity Football III-I; Freshman Football IV; Baseball IV; Hockey V- III; Professional Club II, I; Key Club I; Weightlifting Club II, I Ambition: To live comfortably without working . . too hard!!! 75 Benson BENSON TAK-SANG WONG Always aim for a higher goal than you think you can reach and don ' t stop until you ' ve reached it. Liber Actorum Photo Editor I; Na- tional Honor Society II, I; Asian Cultures Club IV-I, V.P. IV: BLS Or- chestra IV-I: Greater Bostonians III; Harvard Commencement Usher II: Argo Staff II, I: Photography Club III-I: NEML I: MAML II. I; MAA III-I; BLS String Ensemble VI-I; Classical Prize VI; Fidelity Prize VI; Approbation Prize V; All City Or- chestra VI-IV Ambition: To be perfect. Henry HENRY MING WONG Ambition: To go forth and teach all nations. Lani LANI ROSE WONG It ' s always darkest just before the dawn . . . That ' s when you have to get up and face the mess you left yesterday. Girls ' Swim Team VI. V; Girls ' Soft- ball IV; Table Tennis Society III-I; Orchestra IV-I; String Ensemble VI- I; Asian Cultures Club V-I; Classical Prize VI, V: Harvard Commence- ment Usher II: National Honor Society II. I A.C.C. Volleyball I Ambition: To clean my room! Arthur ARTHUR WILLIAMS Remember Man That Thou Art Dust Robert ROBERT WILLIAMS CAMERA SHY Ming MING BOR WONG I only want two things out of life The other is monev. A.C.C. IV Ambition: To live free and be happv. CAMERA SHY Sui SUI WAH WONG B.H. DANIEL GRANT WOO Same time next year. Asian Cultures Club VI-I; MAML V-I Ambition: To live in a world run by computers. Arthur ARTHUR YEE Rich RICHARD YEE Money can make happiness, but does happiness require money? Asian Culture Club V-I Ambition: ????? Onion ONYEN YONG If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours to keep; if it does not, it was never meant to be. Asian Cultures Club VI-I; Band V-I; Percussion, Ensemble IV-I Ambition: To get to Wharton. Doug DOUGLAS ALAN ZEGHIBE We’re gonna walk and don’t look back. The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the road has gone. And I must follow if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. Ambition: To have the courage of my convictions. ' 9 FOOTBALL . • • NO TRESMSSMS «0lKt Ull ■ ?(( J . il « STANDING: Asst. Headmaster Johnson, Vara, Headmaster Contompasis. 1st ROW: Doyle, Macmillan, Reardon, Morrisey, Barringer, Harlen, Jack McGonagle, Jim McGonagle, O’Sullivan, Ghin, Williams, Rasenas, Kearny, Powers, Folan, Walsh. Morahan, Sullivan, Brainard, Coach Costello. 2nd ROW: Coach Cohen, Wong, Spry, Trainor, Moore, Burnim, Prior, Makie, Butler, Grammer, Burke, P. McGonagle, Grant, Cawley, Otero, Vassallo, Weekes, Pagliarulo, Linehan. 3rd ROW: Ventor, Smalls, Harrison, Galvin, Bakas. Donahue. Coach Costello 80 • • • A Winning The Wolfpack football season could be described in a word — frustrating. The opening game set the tone for the whole season. Falling behind early against a surprisingly strong Taunton squad, the team looked very lackluster. However, in the second half the team and the offense ral- lied behind the passing of Senior Kevin Harlen; they scored a touchdown and were driving for what would have been the game winning score when time ran out in the game. The final score was Taunton 14, Latin 8. With injured center Bob Burke returning to the lineup and Captain Brian O’Sullivan leading both the offense and defense, the Wolfpack started playing with the fire that the school had been accustomed to seeing. Despite this Latin managed to win only four of seven games before the sea- son’s finale. Impressive wins over Chelsea, Weymouth South, rival Tech and Xaverian couldn’t take the disap- pointment out of a tough loss to Chicopee and a frustrating tie with Bridgewater Raynham and a loss in an emotional game against old nemesis B.C. High. In that loss Senior Jack McGonagle, a Globe All Scholastic, played his finest game of the season. Of course the season did end on an up note with a 22-0 Season (5-3-1) i BOSTON I UNIVERSITY H NICKERSON . HU field DOWN ! ™ TERRIERS 1 VISITORS PI 1 C. BALL f. ATQ : -5 ON U UTR :J J TIMES FIRST 1 l OUTS 3 DOWNS jH I ' | I 81 Thanksgiving Day trouncing of archrival English, and with the selection of Senior wide receiver Bob Barringer as his team ' s MVP in the Daryl Williams All Star game at the end of the season. Coach Cohen 82 SWIMMING Losses 2 Wins 13 Fennell, Melvin, Tomasini, O ' Callahan, Hart, Treseler, Meyers, Horan, Fleming, Linskey, Grady, Horn, Zawawi, Powers, Burke, Walsh, Earls, Kelley, Wall, Shaughnessy The swimming team had a 12-2 record and won the city of Boston championship for the tenth consecu- tive year. The team won 15 of the 17 first place medals in the city of Boston meet. Stephen Kelley, James Earls, Carlton Burke, and William Shaugh- nessey were triple winners. Timothy Horan, Matthew Walsh, and Kenneth Fleming single event victors. Stephen was an award winner in both the state and New England interscholastic meets. The trophy winners were Ste- phen, the most valuable, James Earls, unsung hero, Matthew Walsh, out- standing scholarship, and Carlton Burke, most improved. 84 r ■ UNDEFEATED GIRLS 85 Volleyball (17-1) State Champs The Wolfpack volleyball team was characterized this year by overwhelming success and great controversy. As allowed by a new state law, Latin included both men and women on its team. Criticized by purists who maintained that volleyball should be played by women against women, the team often met with harsh insults and catcalls. Never- theless, the team remained unfazed and playing brilliantly all season long, it rose above petty protests to capture the state title. Soccer (7-7-6) Captained by Senior defender Tony Amara and coached by J. Evans, the Latin soccer team finished the year with a 7-7-6 record including wins over rivals Eng- lish and Tech. 87 Hockey TEAM SHOT: FRONT: Mike Koffman, Mike Capeo, [oe McDougall, Wally McDonough, Dan Dwan, Don Trainor, Gary Brainard. BACK: Coach Dave Coleman, |ohn Ladd, )oe Donavan, Robert Greaney, Mark Linehan, Steven Fahey, David Gaudin, )ames DeCosta, Ricky Zieglia, Dan Flaherty, Steve Reardon, Jack McGonagle. Hockey The hockey team finished the season with an 11-9 record, unable to duplicate last year ' s city championship. This doesn’t mean that the season wasn’t a successful one. The Wolfpack faced many tough teams and lost many close games, including one point losses to Concord, Carlisle, Bed- ford, and South Boston. Some of the Wolfpack’s victories came against Charlestown, Tech, and East Boston. One of the highlights of the season came during a winning streak in which Wolfpack goalie Walter McDonough did not allow a single goal. 88 Track Indoor Track — Boy s Coached by Fred Irons and captained by Tony Coffee, this year’s indoor track team finished with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. This ye ar’s team was strong in the dis- tance races, boasting three of the city ' s top five two-milers, and one of the city’s top three in both the mile and the 1000 yards. However, lack of outstanding talent and depth in the shorter races and field events hurt the team, as Latin fin- ished a disappointing fourth in the city championship meet. Indoor Track — Girls The girls track team showed great competitive fire during the season as it finished with a 6-1 record. However, for the second year in a row, it lost the city championship to Tech by less than eight points. 90 Outdoor Track With seniors Jim Mahoney, Bert Rey- nolds, and Ed Goff enjoying great seasons in their final year at Latin, the boys track team swept successfully through another winning season. However, once again Latin finished second to rival Tech in the city championships. The girls team also had a fine season as they finished third in the city championships, sparked by fresh- man Janice Reid who won both the city and state championship in the 440 yd. run. 91 Cross Country jdtdos. 1 iWv 1772 ■B I “T - ■ “V i T, SJ F f ; IPBv w t I r r W P V M A W ' 1 TEAM PICTURE: FRONT ROW: Dench, Boone, Verrochi, P. Mahoney, Stanislawzk, McDonough, Fleming, Barbosa, Tressler. BACK ROW: Coach Irons, Hoyt, Levine, Reynolds. Coffey, Horgan, Anagnos, McDonough, Goff, ). Mahoney, O ' Brien, Glennon, Murphy, Lewis. The Wolfpack Cross Country team met all challenges during an unde- feated season which culminated in Latin ' s first city championship in three years. This year’s team, on which no single runner stood out above all the others, was marked by great depth and determination. How- ever, during the year, standout per- formances were turned in by Seniors Ed Goff, Tony Coffey, and Bert Rey- nolds, and by Junior Rard Horgan. The Varsity team had to share the spotlight this year with the outstand- ing Freshman team led by Paul Stan- islawzk and Ken Fleming. Their per- formances in the Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet helped Latin win the Freshman team title. This marked the first time a Latin Freshman team had won a statewide meet. Coach Irons 92 Undefeated City Champs Girls City Champs 93 WINS BASEBALL LOSSES The BLS baseball team once again had a fine year on the field winning twenty-two games against only tw ' O defeats. Latin displayed strong defensive talent with an especially fine pitching staff headed by senior Bill O ' Leary who, while batting well over .400, posted nine victories op- posite two narrow losses. Other seniors like Kevin Harlen, Steve Reardon. Mike Koffman, and Bob Barringer also made major contributions to the success of this remarkable team. With their hard work and the clutch support of the rest of the team the team made the State Playoffs where they faced three outstanding teams. In the first game they easily conquered a championship Lawrence team by an 8 to 3 score. However, in the second contest, they found Holliston to be a more challenging opponent as they slugged out an 8 to 7 victory. In the semi-final led by Bill O ' Leary for ten arduous innings against a formidable Somerset squad, they succumbed in a heart-breaker 3 to 2. The 1980 Boston Latin School baseball team, although largely unheralded and under-supported because of its schedule at the end of the school-year calendar, was a team for which the entire Latin School community could feel intense pride. 94 VARSITY CREW: FRONT ROW: E. Pomicter, T. Collins. SECOND ROW: M. Bowers, S. Bowers, P. Carnell. THIRD ROW: B. Frye, A. Fonzi, K. Yardumian, G. Esposito, R. Muley. FOURTH ROW: J. Hickey, G. Orfanos, P. Harvey, J. Prince, S. Plunkett, Herr Snee. Crew City Champs Coach Snow 97 Badminton 98 SPONSORS Boston Latin School Home and School Association Pam IValrond Mr. Mrs. Siu-Kai Chan In Loving Memory of Denise Anne Daly Table Tennis Society Thomas D. Hurley and Family Dr. Mrs. S. Patric Scavotto Mr. Mrs. John P. McGonagle Lenley Rafuse A. DiNatale The Alduino Family Mr. Mrs. Roger Alessandro Mr. Mrs. Philip M. Belson Mr. Mrs. Stephen Bloom Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Bluchardt Mr. Mrs. George Christakis Mr. Mrs. Geoffrey Collins The Concannon Family The Cusack Family Mr. Mrs. Hugh J. Deery Mr. Mrs. Eugene F. Dench Mr. Mrs. Alfred H. Dent Mr. Robert A. Harney Dr. John and Gertrude R. Harrington Mr. Mrs. Jaime Jose Mr. Mrs. C. N. Kailasam Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Kane Mr. Mrs. Ivan Kirsch and Family Mr. Mrs. Albert }. Kniupis Eileen E. Lane Mr. Mrs. John J. Lee Kai Sun-Kuen Ha Lee Mr. Mrs. James F. Lennon Mr. Mrs. Joseph Magier Mr. Mrs. Francis X. McDonough Dr. Mrs. R. L. McDowell Mr. Mrs. Jack Molesworth Kevin and Margaret Moloney Mr. Mrs. Kenneth E. Morang and Tracy Whouley Mr. Mrs. Patrick Morrissey Mr. Mrs. Duncan O’Brien Mr. Mrs. John Olevitz The O’Neil Family Mr. Mrs. Patrick O’Riordan Mr. Mrs. C. A. Oter Mr. Mrs. James A. Parsons Mrs. Lucille M. Poulos and Family Mr. Mrs. George Rossetti Mr. Mrs. William Spileos Mr. Mrs. Harold A. Stelfox Mr. Mrs. Stopa Mr. Mrs. Jeremiah J. Sullivan, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Tomasini PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Angelo Amara Mr. Mrs. Francis X. Amsler Mr. Mrs. Victor G. Barakat Mr. Mrs. Lawrence R. Carbonaro Mr. Mrs. Sze Don Chin Mr. Mrs. Francis X. Chinetti Mr. Mrs. Jerry Chu Mr. Mrs. George S. Collins Mr. Mrs. Leo P. Cooney Mr. Mrs. Glenn Cooper Thomas J. Cosgrove Family Florastine Creed Mr. Mrs. Cornelius J. Cronin Mr. Mrs. Vincent Cronin Mr. Mrs. Francis M. Davin In Memory of Michael R. DiFronzo Mr. Mrs. Daniel W. Doherty 100 Mr. Mrs. Edward D. Dolhert Mr. Mrs. Paul T. Duffy Mr. Mrs. Michel Easa Mr. Mrs. George H. Edwards Edward and Ann English The Esposito Family Dan and Gene Flynn Mr. Mrs. Anthony Fonzi Mr. Mrs. Frank Fratalia and Family Mr. Mrs. John W. Gearin The Greland Family Mr. Pooran C. Joshi Mr. Mrs. Richard Kanaskie Brian and Sara Kelley Mr. Mrs. Bernard Kohler Mr. Mrs. Winston Y. Lee Mr. Yuen Lee Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Lembo Mr. Mrs. Frank Lenz Mrs. Ann E. Linehan Mr. Mrs. Leo J. McCormack Mr. Mrs. Patrick J. McGaffigan Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Mitchell Mrs. Rosalie Morgan Edwin and Sally Newdick Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Niles Mr. Mrs. Edmund J. Norton Mr. Mrs. John F. O’Callahan Mr. Mrs. James M. O’Loughlin Mr. Mrs. Philip Panarese Mr. Mrs. Diemitrios Papslis Mr. Mrs. Louis Papetti Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Regan Mr. Mrs. Ken So Mr. Mrs. Andrew Thomas Mr. Mrs. George Tranfaglia, Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Tsekrekaj Mr. Mrs. Michael Vangel Mr. Mrs. Ying Get Wong Terry Yu BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Martin L. Barrett Mr. Robert L. Buhlman Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Campagne Mr. Mrs. Carmine Catinella Mr. Mrs. Jeson Cole Mr. Mrs. George C. Costanza — Paul A. Carell In Memory of James Leo Donnelly Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Flynn Mr. Mrs. Pasquale Giordano Arline M. Hanson Mr. Mrs. Frank Henry The Landers Family John and Jeanne Lavey Mr. Mrs. Richard T. Maggio Mr. Mrs. Enrico Magnani Mr. Mrs. Jerome P. McCallum Mr. Mrs. Edward McDevitt The O’Callahans Mr. Mrs. Albert Olsen The Padden Family Al, Ruthe, David Paige Benjamin Pomieter Mr. Mrs. Joseph Quaid Mrs. Ann Mario Reynolds Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Runci Mr. Mrs. William St. Cyr Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sarnie Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Scanned, Jr. Anthony M. Scipione Mr. Mrs. Vito T. Spoon Rev. and Mrs. Eldin Vilafane Mr. Mrs. Ronald C. Ward Mr. Mrs. Peter K. S. Wong 101 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 104 SENIORS: FIRST ROW: W. Ouellette (secretary), K. Connolly, L. D ' Antignana, D. Stelfox, T. Kanaskie, C. Fong, T. Chris- takis, S. MacNeil, J. Micarelli, D. Cole, T. Fergus. SECOND ROW: J Pero, Jim McGonigle, M. Nickerson, C. Tranfaglia (vice president ), K. Harrington, K. Dyroff, C. Poulos, K. Lopes, J. Garrity, P. Kane, A. Spileos. THIRD ROW: K. Michel, C. Perruzzi, B. Wong, S. Bevins, E. Bloom, P. Deery, S. Bear, C. Broderick, L. Chin, L. Wong, D. Paige, S. Lok. FOURTH ROW: G. Greland, J. Shamon, B. Koons, S. Cronin, R. Ubowski, K. Lee, M. Matulis, ). Donley, N. Iovanni, R. Chin, R. Abramson, D. O ' Brien (president), G. Bakis, B. Moy, Mr. Page (faculty advisor). JUNIORS: FIRST ROW: L. Kniupis, A. Sorrentino, P. Alduino, M. War- ram, E. Gatti, D. Carbonaro, C. Landers. SECOND ROW: G. Orfanos, P. Touliopoulos, S. Wong, E. Fadden, T. Chu, J. Chan, J. Chung, E. Leong. THIRD ROW: B. Kelley, ). Chao, T. Tse, E. Sweeney, D. Chan, Y. Young, D. MacNeil, A. Josoma. FOURTH ROW: S. Chin, J. Marie, J. Otero, N. Favorito, J. Bluthardt, ). Laughlin, S. Kirnon, C. Donovan, Mr. Page. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: L. Bennett. C. Burke, K. Hart, A. Murphy, P. McDonough, H. Morgan, R. Burke, S. Sant Anna, E. Edwards, E. Stianberg, Mr. Flynn. SECOND ROW: L. Clark, D Jones, C. Mahoney, M. Goon, W. Toy, D. McDowell, P McGowen. Pryor, J. Carmody, B. Trieber, K. Harlen. J. Mackie, M. Norton. THIRD ROW: P. Mahan. B. Healy, C Jo. E. Sweeney, M. Tobin, A Burns, Albee, | Bennett. M Kinahan, M. Scanned BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: C Burke, A. Williams, W. Dickerson, A. Pritchett. MIDDLE ROW: C. Thomas, R White, E. Johnson, P. Waldron. M. Robinson, B. Arm- stead. THIRD ROW: C. Drakes, E. White, S Neville, Ms. Craddock, Mr Sal- terio. 105 CHESS TEAM CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Diener, S. Chin, D. O ' Brien, S. (oshi, L. Times, Mr. Flynn. SECOND ROW: R. Wong, R. Egan, F. Brako, S. Paisner, E. Lung, E. Morra, P. Hand. FIRST ROW: Mr. Flynn, Chow, Egan, Times, Joshi, Scannel, Lung. SECOND ROW: Yankauskas, Wong, Chow, Chin, Diener, Wong, Leong. THIRD ROW: Pais- ner, O ' Brien, Mahoney, Chan, Harney, Brako, Hand. 106 107 ARGO FIRST ROW: R. White, C. Chan, L. )enkins, R. Chin. SECOND ROW: R. Goon, R. Balanger, ]. Mulhern, E. Stranberg, M. Baker, B. Wong. THIRD ROW: S. )onson, W. Leary, E. Cabone, K. Connolly. FOURTH ROW: Ms. Wil- liams, S. Cronin. REGISTER FIRST ROW: P. Laurino, J. Cornell, K. Weir, D. MacNeil, Mr. Roche, S. Cronin, ). Mulhern, K. Connolly, M. Baker. SECOND ROW: D. Bug- bee, L. Jenkins, M. B. Frieburger, W. Ouellette, I. Cheshire, L. Bradeen, A. Spileos, H. Moy. THIRD ROW: A. Farrar, J. Degironimo, R. Ubowski, P. Kane, D. McGrath. DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: Broman, McCarthy, Gray, McLeod, Mr. Roche, O ' Brien (president), Kushner, O’Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Savage, Solomon, Belanger, Padula, Yee, Schwartz, Staples, Durand, Lowell, Belanger. THIRD ROW: Kane, Albee, Jacobs, Glovsky, Kennedy, Huck, Bevins, Cusack, Martin. BACK ROW: Mr. Casey, Brian O’Sullivan, Joe Morahan, Julie Getchell. FRONT ROW: Anne DiNatale, Laura Blackmer STAGE CREW 108 DEBATING AND FORENSICS FIRST ROW: L. Rafuse, T. Gedaminski, trea- surer, T. Priot, T. Tse, ). Cornell, K. Weir, P. Touliopoulos, secretary. MIDDLE ROW: T. Roth, W. Graham, W. Olesiak, C. Perruzzi, A. Levine, president, J. Orphanos, D. Bhatt, L. Earls. LAST ROW: D. MacNeil, vice president, Ms. Battistone, Mr. Maffeo, J. Mahoney, S. Kemin. FIRST ROW: J. Mahoney, A. Levine, S. Kernin, W. Wong. SEC- OND ROW: ]. Chung, J. Lee, J. Chan, L. Rafuse, A. Anagnos (Cap- tain). LAST ROW: D. O ' Brien, Mr. Durante, Mr. Salvucci, A. Cof- fey. MATH TEAM 109 SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: M. Lok, A. Yerganian, N. Clifton. D. Dong. D. Cole, S. Lok, P. Touliopoulos, E. Nichol- son, M. Sollit, K. Clougherty. SECOND ROW: R. Kalayjian, E, Gerald, K. Dyroff, A. Allen, M. lack- son, D. McGrath, T. Derrv, S. Newcomb, C. Fong, G. G reland, C. Morky. THIRD ROW: W. Chan, R. Belanger, A. Yerganian, D. Darman, R. Parsons, G. Cooper, J. Pero, R. Hoyt, C. Duduch, C. Wong. FOURTH ROW: E. Ponce, W. Frye, L. Rafuse, K. Bergquist, P. English, J. Mooney, M. Dold, B. Wong, M. Dwyer. Conductor: Mr. Louis Siagel. STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: C. Poulos. Mr. George. K. Dyroff. M. Callanan. SECOND ROW: L. Jenkins, C. Duduch, W. Ouellette, R. Parsons, D. McGrath, Y. Gerald. THIRD ROW: E. Kushner, D. O ' Brien, K. Clough- erty, M. Dold. P. McCormack. FOURTH ROW: K. Bergcpiist, P. English, R. Hoyt, J. Mooney. In hid- ing: Barrando Butler 110 CONCERT CHOIR FRONT: Mr. Peterson, G. Ng, J. Bondaryk, ). Gray, M. Donlan, M. Callanan, H. Wong, G. O ' Hara, P Davis. SECOND ROW: M. Worden, M. Chinetti, J White, J. Mooney, J. Chan, ). Matos, F. Lopes, E Chov. THIRD ROW: K. Michel, ). Lau, E. Suarez E. Ponce, M. [ones, L. Bradeen, D. Carbonaro, M. Connolly, E. Springer, E. Chen. MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Allen, L. Chan, M. Cos- grove, D. Garland, W. Graham, M. Gray, V. Hines, L. Kniupis, B. Lau, C. Landers, E. Lee, H. Mania- chis, C. Palumba, S. Panzica, S. Plunkett, K. Res- tuccia, D. Stelfox, Y. Tom, A. Wong, D. Wong. CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: L. Allessandro, L. Blackmer, A. DiNatale, K. Harrington, K. Dyroff, C. Poulos, N. Clif- ton, J. Getchell, Z. Murphy, D. Bloom, M. Yee, S. Durand, A. Kelley, J. Pero. SECOND ROW: C. Moore, K. MacDonald, T. Giunta, W. Ouellette, W. Martini, H. Wong, E. Kushner, V. Ladd, B. Lai, L. Glovsky, ]. Lowell, Y. Gerald, L. Jenkins, A. Yerganian. THIRD ROW: W. Frye, D. Cole, P. Carell, ] McLaughlin, R. Abramson, T. Bray, A. Yerganian, D. Wright, R. Belanger, R. Parsons, J. Mooney, A. Anagnos, P. Lane. FOURTH ROW: J. Erwin, C. Duduch, R. Buhlman, L. Rafuse, G. Cooper, P. O’Brien, J. Wallace, P. McCormack, D. Darman, D. O ' Brien, P. English, R. Hoyt, K. Bergquist, J. Cusack. Ill ASIAN CULTURES CLUB GRADES 11-12: FIRST ROW: M. Chu, W. Wong, H. Lee, C. Ng, M. Wong, S. Szeto, G. Horn, A. Wong. SECOND ROW: Mr. Berger, S. Chu, E. Leong, ). Chao, W. Chin, E. Lee, T. Chu, J. Chan, S. Wong, H. Mah, C. Fong. THIRD ROW: R. Goon, B. Wong, H. Moy, T. Chu, D. Chin, L. Wong, V. Lee, K. Choy, D. Wong, R. Lee. FOURTH ROW: ). Lee, L. Au, S. Chin. GRADES 7-10: FIRST ROW: K. Wong, R. Chan, E. Lee, P. Wong, E. Tang, T. Szeto, G. Tse, W. Cow, L. Chan, C. Hou. SECOND ROW: Mr. Berger, S. Lee, T. Yee, W. Tom, P. Chin, M. Lee, J. Lee, M. Yee, A. Wong, D. Wong, E. Moy. THIRD ROW: G. Goon, S. Lee, H. Yee, J. Wu, L. Wong, B. Quan, L. Lee, S. Lee, J. Gow, L. Chan, B. Szeto, S. H. Wong, J. Chin. FOURTH ROW: W. Yu, T. Kwong, C. Wong, A. Chu, D. Chu, M. Goon, D. Chin, T. Li, Y. Tam, H. Maniades. 112 G.A.P FRONT ROW: Bernice Moy, Christina Tranfaglia. BACK ROW: Ms. Shea, Carol Fong, Karen Choy. FRONT ROW: Benson Wong. SECOND ROW: Kevin Harlen, Kathy Harrington, Susan McDonald. THIRD ROW: Randall Chin, Marie Nickerson. FOURTH ROW: Susan Bear, Brian O ' Sullivan. 113 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY FIRST ROW: E. Castro, R. Magnani, T. Chu, M. War- ram, C. Donovan, T. Tse (president), C. Landers (vice- president), B. Clark, D. Kwong, E. DeCosta. SECOND ROW: J. Landers, L. Sweeney, A. Sorrentino (secre- tary). E. Fadden, N. Barsamian, P. Touliopoulos (trea- surer), C. Vadala, A. Levine, P. Hand. THIRD ROW: W. Yankauskas, W. Olesiak, M. Brockman, D. Mac- Neil (secretary), S. Kirnon, B. Kelley, G. Orfanos, H. Moulla. FOURTH ROW: Mr. LeProhon, H. Mah, A. Hazerjian, Y. Young, B. Moy, Mr. Woodworth. RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROW: V. Lee, D. Canaday, L. Rafuse, President, M. Brockman, Secretary, R. Lee, Vice-president, P. McGowan, ). Ravida. SECOND ROW: D. Ng, C. Wong, M. Stanley, W. Wong, H. Moy, E. Leong. STANDING: Mr. Hannigan, Faculty Advisor, R Platt, W. Tom, M. Wong, H. Chang, C. Kindregan, M. Morra, Mrs. Rafuse, Assistant Coach. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Rafuse, Coach, Elliot Morra, Treasurer, S. Dasuta, Range Officer. 114 TABLE TENNIS SOCIETY FIRST ROW: E. Leong, C. Davis, S. Szeto, A. Der, P. Wong, G. Tse, H. Lee, G. Horn, C. Ng. SECOND ROW: R. Goon, D. Wong, S. Chan, N. Chin. P. Chin, M. Wong, W. Wong, S. Chin, R. Lee, C. Wong, H. Moy. THIRD ROW: Y. Yeung, P. Hand, S. Lee, S. Chu, F. Brako, S. Lok, W. Olesiak, W. Yoy, T. Roth. FOURTH ROW: M. Yee, D. Chen, W. Tom, W. Chin, V. Lee, ). Chao, L. Au, P. Mahanna, C. Scovel, L. Wong, Mr. DeMerit. BIO-MEDICAL SOCIETY FRONT ROW: H. Alan. Mr. Ellsworth. MIDDLE ROW: P. Wong, ]. Landers, S. Ker- nin, L. Sweeney. T Chow. LAST ROW: W. Grahan, A. Ward, G. Ng, G. Maalouf, N. Efteriades. 115 118 English FRONT ROW: Messrs. Roche, Resnick Co-Heads of Deptpartment. 2nd ROW: Ms. Paine, Balasalle, Colvario, McCourt. 3rd ROW: Ms. Shevlin, Mr. Brodski, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Hannigan, Mr. Tarpey, Mr. |. Regan. BACK ROW: Mr. Molloy, Ms. Van Wart, Ms. Harmon, Mr. Bowlby. Mrs. Charlotte Freedman “Ad Mnltos Annos Ancient Language FIRST ROW: Messrs. Salterio, Sakey, Miller, (Co-Head of Department), Partridge, Driscoll, Pollock. 2nd ROW: Ms. Murphy, Mr. Tedeschi, Ms. Kussell, Ms. Shuster, Mr. Carroll, Ms. Mutti, Ms. Evans, Mr. Demerit, Mr. O ' Malley, Ms. Shea. ' Sr 119 Modern Language 1st ROW: Mr. Berger, Mr. Donovan (Co-Head of Dept ), Ms. Sullivan (Co-Head of Dept ), Mr. Diodato. 2nd ROW: Mr. Robinson, Ms. Ponte, Mr. Nilsen, Ms. Battistone, Mr. Stan, Ms. Woodward. 120 History 1st ROW: Messrs. Powers, Johnson (Co-Head of Dept.), Famulari (Co-Head of Dept.), McCabe. 2nd ROW: Mr. Butters, Ms. Stone, Mr. Marder, Mr. Beninati, Mr. Still, Mr. Leary, Ms. Daly, Mr. Browne. LAST ROW: Messrs. Sheridan, Finizia. Mr. Morris Rubinovitz Mr. William Powers Ad Multos Annos Mathematics A CVI V 1st ROW: Mr. Wellings, Ms. Rawding, Ms. Delaney, Ms. Walker, Ms. Mitchell, Mr. Pratt. 2nd ROW: Mr. Durant, Mr. Winitzer, Mr. Maisey, Mr. Soibelman, Mr. Durante (Co-Head of Dept.), Mr. Meara, Mr. Weinert (Co-Head of Dept.), Mr. Page, Mr. Salvucci, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Themistocles, Mr. Haberstroh, Mr. White, Mr. Regan. Typing Mr. Irving Krutter Library Ms. Alice Fellows 122 Science Mr. Connolly (Co-Head of Dept ], Mr. Higgins, Mr. Estabrooks, Mr. Averill, Mr. Woodworth, Mr. Snow, Mr. Leiter (Co-Head of Dept.), Mr. Akeson, Mr. Leprohon, Mr. Golden, Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. McCloskey, Ms. Ivaska, Ms. Howley. Music 1st ROW: Mr. DiStefano, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Siagel. 2nd ROW: Mr. Brown, Mr. Boisen, Mr. George, Ms. Tibbetts. 123 Physical Education Ms. Moran, Mr. Coleman (Head of Dept ), Mr. Costello. Mr Deluca. Mr. Irons, Mr. Jackman, Mr. Evans, Mr. Cohen Nurses Ann E. Graham. R.N Virginia R Partridge, R.N (Far Right) 124 Guidance FRONT: Ms. Tompkins, Mr. Bowers. REAR: Mr. Colbert, Mr. Mosher, Mr. [ackmauh. Ms. Maura Solari, Generic Specialist Ms. Marion Diener, Wellesley Coordinator 125 SECRETARIES: SITTING: Ms. Mahoney. STANDING: Ms. McCarthy, Ms. LaCroix. Mr. Blum All-American Substitute Ms. O ' Reilly Secretary ' 126 THE WAY WE WERE Memories, Like the corners of my mind. Misty, water-colored memories Of the Way We Were. Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were. Oh can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me, would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful and yet What ' s too painful to remember. We simply choose to forget. So it ' s the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember The Way We Were. mm .4 ,