Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

Ron Rose Steve Johnson Left to right: Secretary Vice-President Treasurer Jerry Farrell Maddalo President Hun ULE ca Sor CT Here is the 1974 Yearbook, complete and unabridged f f f the senior class in ged for cl appreciate the efforts of t a the make-up of this earer, more comprehensible reading. We the staff, INCREDIBLE book. Eat your heart out! . Yu can use (Faso . Mitror. IN Case You are stranded Some place Hold J the de n [7 and refled� if Who Wl ng you e sa tely c © = wy : - as i iS Nie wo OW SEPP y, “ hes U aba “ @| ‘ N a Carolyn Ahern. . . pretty girl Marcia Adkins ... Rindge John Adams. . . going on to John Adams. . . everybody’s . . . nice kid with a personal- cheerleader ... funny kid college. . .quietkid.. . friend. . . smiling and happy itytomatch.. . with agreat personality. . . ... always wandering the halls... Charles Aliano ... Charlie . . .fulloflaughs. . . always having agoodtime.. . Joseph Alicandro ... Joe . .. faithful member of the corridor patrol ...funny guy. . Denise Alleyne .. . parrrty Valerie Alleyne .. . Viz Hiz Michael Almeida ... Mike Edwina Anderson . . . Eddi . . .What’s happening. . . ... great kid with a good . . . enjoys sports . . . plans ... Cheerleader ... two sense ofhumor.. . to goontocollege.. . year college then off to stewardess school. . . Gale J. Archer. . . very quiet ... friendly and charming Grace Angela Archer ... Ann. . . quiet, nice personal- ity. . . always smiling. . . Chris Arena ... superjock . . . enjoys sports, girls, and his ’65 Jaquar . . . going to an lvy League school. . . Ester Auciello. . . “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mold, but let yourself be an individual’. . . Before... Elvire Augustin . . . quiet in the classroom. . . but active in school. . . Richard Avery ... kind of quiet in school ... enjoys life. . .niceguy... Patricia Banner ... Patty ... “you Know” .. . pretty quiet but the gears are work- In Gia Jeanette Avakian ... Jay ... enjoys ceramic classes . . . calm and cool in any sit- uation. . . Pedro Barbosa ... Boom Boom ... soccer man... runs the NHS. . . should go tare After. Lilian Barnes .. . loves the litle people ... always smiling and happy. . . Linda Barnes. . . loves kids ... will make a dynamite teacher . . . kind of quiet in the classroom. . . Linda M. Barresi ... likes working with kids. . . going to work in a daycare center Elizabeth Barros ... Betty If you’re the treasurer, why am | counting the money. Erna Bell. . . smart girl. . . ... volleyball ... always always smiling . . . has a lot has asmileonherface.. . of friends. . . David Barry . . . loves Celtic John Baumer .. . the Bomb Dorothy Beaulieu ... nice Nancy Beckford ... quiet games ... step into Dave ... quiet... likes the Kid ye. hasraulot: oOfmUnmunas girl. . .nice personality. . . Cowens’ sneakers .. . runs hallways. . . alwaystalking. . . cross country. . . Robert Blake ... a fire fighter. . . another quiet guy David Bonislawski . . . Bono ... likes swimming and soccer ... always combing his hairin English. .. Anthony Brincolo ... Brink .. .lovestotalk sports... Joyce Blaho ... a very private person ... likes to work with clay and breed fish . . loves bowling on Friday Jaqueline Bonnett . . . quiet type. . . very pretty girl with a dynamite personality. . . Reece Robin Braithwaite ... easy to get along with. . . always smiling. . .goodfriend. . Joseph Best... Joe... runs track. . . great friend to alliaoae Karen Bonvie . to something . . David Bradeen ... loves soccer and girls friend to have. . always up great kid Annamarie Bellitti . . . nice personality. . . alittle on the quiet side. John Borge .. . Borgi one of the nicest guys going Francis Bracken rugged type. . . likes his good times Theresa Bruno. . . quiet. takes her awhile to get up in the morning . Stephen Buckley... tells exactly what is on his mind could be a great politi- cian. Sandra Buckland . . . pretty smile . . . easy to get along with . . . good future ahead of her. Maria Bulhoes. . . nice per- sonality . .. fun to be with Freshman 10 FIRE Sophomore Philip Burke ... pho- tographer . . . never without his straw. . . funny kid. Audrey Cabral. . . our D.A.R. girl . . . really into school terrific friend to have . lots of school spirit . Janice Bushell. . . pretty girl on the quiet side has a lot of fun. Karen Callahan ... prom committee . . . watch out for her at Drive-ins . Junior Antonio Camara guy. . . sharp dresser . quiet wy a Joel Carpenter . . . loves to tease people school spirit. . . very unpredictable . . great kid. Bebiana Camara. . . friendly Lillian Camara Ginger but quiet never a bad é always smiling ... word about anyone. loves parties and Chinese food. Stephen Camelio very Ann Campos . quiet . quiet but makes his presence keeps to herself. . . nice girl known will do a lot for ; his friends. ) Ad, wee = SB el Sad EES: Nee Sas Cheryl Carceo loves parties . . . can be found in the Forum office . . . quiet in class, but once out forget it VI ae OCR eae but likes Joseph Carrieri . likes swimming, girls even more. Senior Joseph Carson... Joe... Carmelina Cartagena ... always up to something new Tita. . . enjoys girls’ basket- . . . member of the K.B. club ball games ... likes the . . .lovesthose legs. . . Hong Kong Restaurant. . . | | ) Melvin Caton. . . crazy ideas John Caulfield ... good Lori Cavallaro ... quiet in Ann Marie Chaves ... .. .likesto kid Arthur. . . band man ... one of the school but watch out for her Chaves. . . plays every sport best... afterwards . . . loves parties . .. nice girl. . . going into anddances... physical education. . . Rosalie Chinappi . . . Rosie John Ciampi... Champ... . . . Cheerleader . . . sophis- intelligent ... nice guy ticated ... loves to flick who'll gofar. . . people... be. bi Fanny Chow .. . hitchick? NO! I’m supposed to be in English! Mary Clark ... Mary Beth .. a little self-conscious ... loves to talk ... pres- ..areallynicekid... ident of the G.A.A... . 12 Joan Colosimo ... Joanie . . . will always believe any kind of story youtell her. . . Pamela Clement .. . pretty girl with a great personality Dennis Coakley ... Coak Count Dracula. Leah Conlon. . . always says ... former kicker for the hi. . . avery sweet girl. .-. footballteam. . . We've got to stop meeting like this. 13 James Connolly ... quiet ... enjoys agood laugh... nice friendto have. . . Anna Connolly . . . always a smile and never a frown... future nurse. .. Donna Corbin ... always smiling . . . great sense of humor. . . good kid to know Carol Corcione ... always having a good time no matter where she is or what she is doing. . . Sheila Conrad. . . captained Rindge’s cheerleaders. ..a very nice girl ... lots of spirit. .. But Miss Russell ... Diane Copitas ... always having a good time no matter when or where. . . Karen Crossman ... nice smile. . . terrific personality Margarita Cruz. . . alittle on the quiet side in class... goodfriend. . . Diane Costa. . . a happy-go- John Costa ... loves his lucky girl. . . Mass Bay will VW'sS SL ee aCuStnieee me Iics begladtohaveher... weights. . . 14 Kathleen Crane ... Katie . . terrific seamstress and our Betty Crocker . . . goes to boys’ football, basketball, and hockey games... Mary Cribbs. . . likes to sing and dance ... full of fun Rita Daley... nice girl... Karen Daly. . . sharp dress- Melanie Dames. . . friendly Victor DaSilva ... former quiet in school . . . likes to er... friendly kid who’ll go ... quiet, but a crazy kid soccer player. . . member of havetun. . . fares ...enjoysthe band... the Italian Club. . . Vivian Davidovich . . . beau- Neuza DeSousa .. . slinky tiful eyes . . . happy most of . . . why does school start so thetime. . .nicegirl. .. early?. .. Gary Davis .. . quiet, soft- But Mr. Cicerone. . . Jean-Daniel Desjardins . . . spoken guy. . .blushes easi- quiet kid. . . likes to have a ly ... played football .. . goodtime.. . one of the nicest guys in atinia.: .. Carolyn DeLeo ... Lynette Anthony Delvecchio ... Frank Delvecchio ... nice Mary DePasquale ... a fu- . . . good friend... loves Tony. . . always busy talking GUY Geen OTSarOlasTUniaaae nt: ture doctor. . . likes the Ice making up poems- and 5 6p AUTADYASKel Sa always Carrying a book or two Capades ... really bright singing songs. . . sha ce Cinta 15 a i, Pm, MS rd Thomas DeVito. . . loves his Joyce DiBlasi ... pretty car and plenty of girls. . . re- smile .. . very friendly girl ally nice guy. . . S58h | Are you sure about this cheer. Diane Di Leo. . . likes sports Catherine DiMeo ... nice _. .a little noisy, but a lot of kid . . . a little on the quiet fun. ..acrazydriver.. . side... jin a ‘i Stephen Di Pace. . . Dipper Leonard DiPietro. . . always Lena Dobson ..._ very Nancy Dobson . . . another _. . heart of gold. . . enjoys clean and neat. . . very easy cheerful . . . never says or red head... funny kid. . . footballgames. . . going... does anything to hurt a has agoodtime.. . person... Ze Marguerite Doran ... Meg Yvette Dottin ... Dot... Agnes Doucette ... Aggie Joanne Downes ... loves _ nice kid. . . a little quiet Little Eve . . . good athlete , Je quietigit ior =tromest kids. . . always smiling. . . Paul... nice kid who will gofar. . . _funto bewith.. . ine 16 Karen Downing ... always smiling ... should go far Robert Edes ...Odds... never cuts a class... nice GUY ee Rita Fabrizzio. . . big Bruins fan ... loves Derek ... Italian fanatic. .. Salvatore Fantasia ... shocker... loud. . . loves soccer and girls, but not nec- essarily in that order. . . on promc omm... Steven Downs ... really funny kid ... involved in school. . . great personality Kenneth Eisnor ... Kenny ... plays basketball ... quiet in class but watch out John Facey. . . quiet kid but loads of fun. . . Jeremiah Farrell ... Myer . . . Our Class treasurer... everyone’s friend ... runs track ... loves all night parties... Linda Duffy . . . pretty eyes ... another quiet one in school. . . Barbara Ellcock . . . beauti- ful girl... sharp dresser ...nice kidto know... Marie Durand ... really pretty girl ... likes every- DOG een ICelG!)|emene Ronald Eutsey ... Ronnie . . . basketball is his game . . . good player and nice kid | had to come here to wash dishes??? Uv Vie? a Nancy Ferullo. . . a member Kevin Fitzpatrick . . . good Marie Flynn ... quiet kid Sharon Forbes . . . very ar- of the prom committee... football player ... “Fitzy” ... very pretty ... good tistic . . . loves the real thing lovestotalk. .. . . . remember Tiffany Va-Va personality... . .. likes to talk about her trip to Germany. . . ¥ é = Charlene Francia . . . great Diane Francis . . . carefree John Frangos .. . so much Mark Gallo ... funny kid swimmer ... prom com- ,.. fun’ and mischief are team spirit that it’s unbelie- ...hasagoodtime... mittee member. . . “Charlie” always present inher life. . . vable ... really nice guy loves hanging mistletoe Sean Gistinewens in the locker room . Robert Gallo. . . Bobby... enjoys a good laugh ... great football player ... smart guy who will gofar. . . My natural is better than yours! William Galvin. | . Billy. . . silent and shy type. . . really nicer. - 18 CANTAR GLASSES CAN BE WORN AT SOCIAL EVENTS. Costa Georgacopoulos ... soccer star ... heads the Greek Club. . . nice kid who willgofar... Rosemary Glennon. . . don't know what she’s doing next ... likes having her own cakesale forthe skitrip. . . Eugene Goodwin .. . Gene Fe) SOCCeHtri-captain . =.) : quiet in school, but watch out Charleen George . . . Chuck . . . always in dungarees.. . does a terrific John Wayne Deborah Goodwin . . . quiet girl . . . always smiling and happy... Paul Goulopoulos . . . nice Kid@ eee Kin dof QuICt ans. good friendtohave.. . Elena Gardyna ... loves animals . . . a real character . . . loves bringing her dog to SCNOOIPiEEe Richard Giacoppo ... “G” ... Mr. Basketball himself a 3 MUNIN IMIG) sa ic Karen Gaspa.. . loves the little ones . . . going to work with them inthe future. . . Edward Girard ... a very studious kid ... spends most of the time in the band FOOMniens When do we eat??? 19 Karen Gouveia ... likes Jeanne Grace. . . always on Sandra Grandison . . . likes Esther Greaves ... really working with the little people therun. . .greatkid.. . to sleep in class .. . quiet friendly girl . . . easy to get . . .hasagood future... Gili along with. . . Jaqueline Green. . . another Valorie Greene ... always girl with a terrific personality happy andsmiling. . . Wynthea Griffith . . . always Annette Gronokowski .. . willing to help a friend... always up to something new lovestoread.. . ... hard time getting to school, but has an easy time leaving. . . John Grossi ... nice kid Tamar Hammond. . . beauti- Noel Harris . . . pretty face Allen Hayes. . . good dress- with alot of crazy ideas. . . ful girl. . . would make a ter- ... sort of quiet . . . good Ch. niCe: QUYe aie rific model. . . friend to all who know her 0 Hea? Ce ; A James Hazlett . . . manager James Henry ... where’d of the football team ... you get all those Harvard Shits eae school spirit. . . i Rt. Be a 4 Sharon Headley ... nice Alright!! You win! Dorothy Holmes . . . Dottie smile ... always having a ... loves decorating her goodtime.. . locker room with Christmas ornaments. . . 21 22 Pilltanw ElOMe tae Gly Onemere Maria Jencyowski . . . good Cynthia Johnson ... I’ve Karen Johnson ... well? zap . = = Avon lady. 2° jit- kid. . . quiet. . . takes her checked it all out and _.. giggly = . shesmgat terbug queenof’74... awhile to get up in the morn- decidedto getiton... legs ... track “stares iG eae former cheerleader. . . wihrisisrririiiis ie % Linda Johnson . . . looks for Ona Johnson ... sharp a good time ... nice girl dresser ... a bit quiet in Ae class, but always has a good time... Richard Johnson... Stephen Johnson. . . Wacka wanders the halis . . . good ... Our vice-president .. . sense of humor. . . baseball co-captain... always makes sure he has a goodtime.. . ee Fe eg Catherine Jones ... Margo Jones ... nice girl James Jordan ..._ soft Joanne Jordan... Jojo... Brighams . . . sit in your as- ... has a lot of fun all the haired James .. . the Coop quiet!... signed seat Miss Jones. . . time... ‘ man. ..niceguy... 4h Ss Mary Jordan. . . how’s histo- Leo Kelley . . . great sense EmilyaeKelly eis cere, EM gece. John Kelly ... 1 don’t care ry. . . likes the halls of CHLS of humor. . .niceguy... loves drawing and bowling . o 6 UMM Sel. 5 . . . great personality. . . ia ee lice Cheryl Kenney ... enjoys Jayne Keplin . . . remember parties and after school life her laugh ... always ieee brushing herhair. . . Aw co’mon. . . smile! Steven Khourie. . . loves his Janice Killackey . . . member car, but a crazy driver... of EBYC. . . isn’t it true that can be found in the Forum of- st hawk. TiC pmrar Joanne Killackey ... two Patricia Killion ... writes Eugene Kelsey ... a Sheryl King . . . enjoys life heads are better than one great history notes for ‘‘Patty member of the famous CHLS after 2:30 ... takes her ... aS nutty as her sister Pens”. . .enjoys school... wall brigade. . . awhile to get up in the morn- bcc : ing. . .realfriend. . . 23 Alright, we’re taking over! Julia Knudson .. . quiet in school, but nice and friendly John Kinney ... golf man ... key club. . . what test? Donna Lampedecchio . . Elizabeth Landers ... Liz how can we ever forget that . . . always has a good time name ... soft voice ... ee sweet girl. . . 24 Eileen Landry .. . first im- David Lange . . . likes sick pression, quiet. . . once you jokes ... great hockey get to know her, watch out player. ..loud. .. Kevin Leninger ... our Burger Kingman. . . Stephen Leavitt ... Steve . . . likes helping people. . . Theodore Leotsakos ... “Big Ted” . . . don’t let his size fool you . . . behind all thatis asuperkid.. . Christos Litopoulos ... an- other soccer star. ..hasa wild sense of humor. . . Jimmy Little . . . gets along with everyone ... friendly chap... : Susan Lund see. soue 2. always smiling . .. an eco- logy kid ... easy to get along with. . . Jeanne LeSeur . . . quiet but very friendly. . . really bright Michael Lividoti . . . ‘‘Liva’”’ has an answer for everything pee CLAZY cals. Mark Lyons .. . co-captain of football and track... an athlete . . . who will go far. Loyd Lewis ... . . strong “Mooch”’ ... very quiet . . . good basketball player And now |’m the boss! Lombardi ... all likes Paul soccer goalie ... tease Christine. . . Francis Maddalo .. . ... Our president ... captain of track. . . star to Patricia Libby. . . likes to go through K.B. initiation. . . an ecologynut... Robert Lopreste . . . a little noisy . . . always out for a goodtime.. . Paul Magliozzi ... ‘‘Maga’”’ . . . awalking sport’s encylo- pedia . . . enjoys betting on SpOnSiaen: 25 ee Wie whee them ot 6 Phe meer exnsie’ will tenant wae Peper saners TUS Sats ee ee i Peter Mahoney. . . Big Red . .. basketball captain... everyone gets along with him ...niceguy... If he kissed you once, will he kiss you again? James Mao ... quiet... busy allthetime. . . Michael Marquis . . . sort of Susan Marsh ... nice girl Joyce Marshall. . . alittle on Donna Martin ... always quiet . . . but nice just the . . . always there if you need the quiet side. . . fun to be having agoodtime.. . same... IME ao with. . . Pauline Martin. . . how’s Mr. Karen Mavrikos . . . fashion Roseann Mazzone . . . nice Steven McClurg. . . lazy, but Konjoian. . . greatgirl. . . conscious. . . quiet in class, girl who’s always having a once he puts his mind to . but once outside. . . goodtime... something, he generally does itwell. . . 26 Retain oe bins Fo ; Tha Kathleen McCarthy ... Michael McGowan. . . sharp always smiles ... loves to dresser ... _ kind of quiet at sew. . .nicegirl. .. first, but once you get to know him, watch out. . . Ne = ae Patricia McGrath .. . Patty Bryan McManus . .. . terrific ... one of the nicest kids kid. . . a good friend to have going. . .funtobewith... on your side... Helen Mederios ... nice, quiet, friendly kid. . . hardly ever know she is around. . . o apata? What am | doing here? David Mello . . . another kid who finds plenty of fun. . . 27 Louis Miele. . . soccer man Anna Miele ... pretty girl Nada Milosavijevic eer an= Donna Mirra ... blushes . . . real nutty kid... great . . . always having fun... other quiet girl ... but ... half asandwich. . . KB GUYeaeae again, lotsoffun. . . and NHS. . .nicekid... Rosemarie Mitrano ... Anne Moncreiff ... every- Debra Morris. . . into school Vicki Morris. . . great sense Rosie ... always’ smiling one’s friend . . . has a good activities. . .nicegirl. . . of humor . . 2 ni€e Kids to . . . Cash register ringer of head onher shoulders. . . know. . . the year... Laura Morrison ... nice Timothy Morrow .. . nutty smile . . . easy to get along kid . . . always looking for a with . . . lots of school spirit goodtime. . . brad Dieses ry ee $4 hiss bad: prises 7 ig: tea) Pri at Hise, Mees Hes Sunates se i Barbara Moynihan .. . fan- Christine Munroe . . . Chris tastic kid . . . ready to help . . . Slowest eater in the east, anybody anytime. . . west, north, or south... great girl... 28 Amilo: (Mielke: 2 cc IPAM) 2 oe Joanne Murphy ... pretty football co-captain .. . nice girl with asmile tomatch.. . guy who'll gofar. . . has lots offun.. . ra i ah ake ants sate Se reashays Hersey irre sie: Pissixky pg ee te Moet ai NB epeetens tae ieentenegs7 Usstheregae isis co Did you like the punch line? Lynn Murphy . . . plays soft- Laura Nichols ... loves ball ... great sense of ha ving a good time. . . great humor. . .haslotoffun.. . personality. . . Michael Kelly . . . quiet guy Joseph O’Brien . . . used to Wayne O’Brien . . . quiet in Susan O’Connell ... very . . . hard to track down... play football . . . how’s your class, but once out, watch it friendly . . . member of prom FOUGiearee Sh oes committee. . . Stephene © CONNO en. Renate Pagan... nutty kid Linda Pantanella ... nice Theodore Papadopoulos... friendly guy. . . never a bad ... always having a good kid. . .hasagoodtime.. . quiet in school . . . member word... time . . . happy and smiling of Greek Club. . . 29 og wot wie Joseph Fagundes ... Joe Janet Phillips . . . pretty girl Maria Pimentel ... a bit Paulette Pitterson ... take ... band man... . nice kid with anice personality. . . quiet ... friendly just the love and loyalty, blend it with with alot of talent... same... tenderness add hope and friendship . . . and you have Paulette... Paul Plekavich. ..Plek... Maria Pontes . . . quiet girl Theresa Potember . . . nice soft-spoken. . . really bright ...alwayssmiling. . . girl with a terrific personality ease funny and very nice . sharp dresser. . . Phyllis Primavera ... Phyl .. pretty girl ... really Nancy Ptak . . . loves going Shirley Pynn. . . has a lot of to Bruin’s games. . . enjoys fun once it’s 2:30... nice bowling. . . one of the nicest girl. . kids inthe school. . . Jane Quinn ... a really Marc Ranelli. . . former foot- This looks tasty. : sharp dresser ... loves to ball player. . . quiet in class eat sweets... 30 Doreen Ranno. . . small. . . Antonietta Rapa ... talk- Kathleen Reilly ... soft- Diane Remeika ... cheer- lots of fun to bewith. . . ative . . . little green sprout spoken girl .. . lots of fun leader . . . loves sports... ...lovestennis. .. aes always smiling. . . a bit ac- cident prone ... nice girl ch ri Ee a Barbara Roberts .. . pretty Paul Renzi ... funny kid girl. . .sharp dresser... with a great sense of humor ... crazy half of a terrific couple... Ske ® Joseph Riccardi . . . always But this arm is more tender. Eleanor Robbio .. . a nutty there to lend a hand...a kid . . . always has a great time . . . laughs at ‘‘The Ex- really nice guy... : OCIS Gara i Ruth Richard. . . Ruthie... . Jayne Riley. . . always look- Leslie Rinaldo ... never a Deborah Ring . . . quiet girl loves eating peanut butter ing for good times. . . funny harsh word about anyone _.. but friendly just the crackers between every class Cities. . . . loves the uneven parallel same... barsssi.¢ 31 32 Kenneth Rodriques ... Kenny... good singer... arealclown. . . definite ham Edward Rowe... 1,001 ex- cuses...Cool McCool... “repent”... yee NG, ase A ‘ 2 4 | Joanne Saia ... all smiles . . . a good friend to every- one. . .lotsoffun... Susan Samourian ... 8:35 on the dot ... band and orchestra ... true friend indeed... Gary Romagna. . . crazy guy .. never down, always happy . we Betty Ruperti . . . quick and easy smile ... enjoys gym You can Darlene Ronchetti. . . giggly . . . likes going to parties at 9:00 ma Michael Rutkauskas .. Mickey. . . very quiet but fun to be with. . . whistle!! Robert Reardon. . . quiet in school ... member of the corridor patrol. . . Shirley Rutter. . . really nice girl . . . always at a firebox ... Brighams ... chicken smuggler. . . Paul Santasky ... another kid who likes good times. . . very nice guy. . . Paul served ... a niCeQUY an me Santos ... very re- cowboy boots . Phas oe — ed Ecadep . Renita Santos ... Renny ... great basketball player ...verynicekid... Janet Sawyer ... beautiful hair... really nice girl... always smiling. . . Debra Scott. . . looks for fun and usually finds it. . . nice QWs src Linda Scurini. . . very pretty girl. . .great dresser. . . And where should you be? Janet Sencabaugh . . . funny kid ... always happy and smiling . . . nothing but nice words forall... Ronnie Sheehan ... nice guy ... quiet, but a good friendto have... Susan Sencabaugh ... Theresa Serwecinski ... swings with her kindergarten quiet girl . . . enjoys herself . . . breakfast at Harvard. . . BY oe evileye. . . terrific kid... Richard Sheingold. . . crazy kid . . . does what he wants, when he wants. . . Anthony Shepard ... nice William Sherwood . . . Billy Donnas silVawie = a) umappy: guy to talk to. . . president ... Quiet at first, but watch easygoing girl ... loves of B.S.U.. . . smart kid who'll Ouiu. wee plays. football... goodtimes.. . Qoitahmee: and co-captains baseball. . . terrific guy. . . 33 Patricia Silveira ... Patty Theodore Simmons ... . . . quick smile. . . easy to Teddy ... loves his music get alongwith. . . ...funnylaugh.. . This is aclass for sleepers. Robin Skinner . . . our editor Edward Small. . . Eddie... . of the year book. . . wants tc always happy and_ smiling get involved. . . has a lot of ... great artist... every- school spirit ... nice girl body’sfriend. . . David Soo Hoo. . . quiet in Theresa Souza. . . can’t get class ... always having a through a day of school goodtime.. . without a piece of gum... super friendly. . . Donna Sousa. . . lots of fun And now for dessert . . . Karen Spinos ... loves to be with. . . good times all music and good times. ..a thetime. . . really terrific kid. . . 34 Shirley Stevens ... really Shirley Stevenson .. . easy quiet but very smart ... going ... takes life as it good friendtohave... comes. ..goodkid.. . Laura Stilla. . . heads up the ROSINAMSlONINen en INawesens KB. . . crazy kid with a good fantastic personality ... personality . . . good friend always happy and _ smiling ... likes to walk to school Dennis Sullivan . . . wild kid John Sullivan ... another Patricia Sullivan ... Patty Ann Swett ... terrific girl ... into everything ... guy who’s quietinclass.. . . . . great dresser. . . lovely ... always happy. ..hasa good sense of humor. . . girl. . .willgofar. .. good word for everyone. . . Laura Theodor . . . wants to Barbara Thomas ... has a Renel Thomas ... shy... Deitra Thorne . . . beautiful be an English major ... good time. . . fun to be with but once you get to know her girl inside and out. . . lots of loves tennis and boys. . . HiRes ... dynamite cheerleader friends . . .she’ll be a suc- cess. . ales : 35 Starr Thorne ... cheer- leader for Rindge. . . behind them 110%... terrific per- sonality... John Tuccinardi ...has a goodtimeallthetime. . . 36 Ellen Tsechrintzes ... a little quiet. . .nicegirl. . . Dawn Turnbull. . . really into school ... band and or- chestra member ... great kid... Pe fi But for cutting one class?! 98.6 and rising Daniel Turner ... Danny Jane Uniatowski .. . a little Diane Utt. . . quiet in school Margaret Vaillant ... nice ... likes good times ... quiet. . . smart girl who'll go ... but once outside... girl. . . lots of fun to be with good singer and nice guy fateeear: nice girl. .. ae Martin Vieira. . . Marty... says what’s on his mind. . . nice guy with lots of friends Ronda Valenzuela. . . quiet at first. . . has a good time Nancy Vargas. . . lots of fun $3.00 on the Patriots to win. Lawrence Vermillion ... all the time .. . really easy Larry . . . something to say going. . . easy to get along about everything. . . Within... « Sandra Vass. . . makes most Patricia Vendetti . . . always Charlene Venturini. . . pretty Jeanne Vera ... nice girl of her clothes... a dyna- up to something. . . enjoys a girl who has a good word for . . . always up to something mite dresser. . . goodilaugh.. . everybody. . . ane 37 John Voltolini . . . basketball man... nice guy who's there when you need a friend Patrick Warren ... sharp dresser . . . easy going and very friendly. . . Ww Robert Watts. . . friendly kid Whoops. . . wrong locker room! Joyce White . . . Bruins fan .. .easytogetto know... ... a nice kid ... a real character once you get to knowher.. . f Cathy Williams ... sharp Karen Williams . . . enjoying Carol Wolfe . . . loves little dresser. . .nicegirl. . . life every minute . . . should kids . . . will make a terrific have a lot of luck in the future teacher... it, Kelera Woodward . . . smart Deborah Wornum ... William Wyman ... always Alexander Zaganjori ... girl who'll go along way... . Debbie ... always helping up to something. . . nice guy Alex. . . a quiet one in class nothing but success. . . people ... loves the little pay ... enjoys himself and ONCS Sea 38 makes others happy. . . Michael Capodilupo ... Paul Casey. . . nice guy who likes to be different ... should go far . . . good per- enjoys the ‘‘Hacienda’. . . sonality... Karen Clark . . . speaks her Joe Conceicro ... sharp mind... .goodkid.. . dresser. . .a bit on the quiet side, but avery nice guy. . . Marie Coutinho ... pretty Donna Daley . . . fun to be John Fitzmaurize ... nice Beth Leary ...oops... | Gidmeeeemenice dresser .. . with . . . lots of good times guy who has fun all the time dont havemypass... always having fun... . eae pee foe Antonio Melo ... nice guy Donna Nicolora ... always Joy Walker. . . does her own Robin Wallace. . . quiet in ... always busy ... great up to something. . . nice kid thing . . . nice kid who'll go school. . . great girl. . . the personality... ca fares Arkansas traveler. . . 39 iay.2 Christine McElroy . . . Chris David Moura... Turtle... Lynette Collins ... quiet Cathy Donahoe ... to do 7. KBs Slovestart,;music, into everything. . . funny guy . . . SOft voice... enjoys a what | want to do. . . finish and kids. . . oe goodlaugh.. . your Geometry? . . Yasmin Hamid. . . quiet girl George Toppi ... good Christine DiAndrea ... Eddie Cyr. . . really wild kid ... nice and friendly ... sense of humor . . . always pretty girl. . . quiet in school . . . always laughing. . Jong hair... having fun... . . . enjoys life . PN ity ibaa OOO No, | did not step in that cake! 40 Blanca Milan Batteau ... “The lover of art is one... and the lover of nature another . True art is but the expression of our love of na- {Ue wee irre secerermmntt ee kee AOR sai 4 neh BREEN} veeeraen ‘ } sr ortom Brook Batteau ... Henry, Ellen Yee... “Life is the oceay . . . monster searcher unknown and unknowable ... Marine Biologist ... . . . Chance favors the pre- photographer. . . paredmind”’... | wish this were a plane and it took off. 41 Janet Kelley ... likes the Danny Mendelson ... every- outdoors. . .has a good per- body’s doing that rag . sonality. . This is the last ghetti? NO! | didn’t ask for second helpings. Murray Kenney ... plays Stephen Malone . soccer, tennis, and hockey . . . should go far . . . . has an answer for every- thing. . . always late. ae i Elizabeth Pierce ... Lizzie Andrea Dietrich ... Andi . very nice girl. . . always . . spent a year in France happy . . . fast walker . . . . beautiful girl . Toby Paddock ... loves 42 photography . . . a truly nice person ... once a friend, he’s always there . You’re trying to tell me that was Spa- . hice kid Graduation 1974, and we are the graduates. . . As we complete our step, how can we help not to remember that a part of us is missing . . . A special girl who worked with us, laughed with us and cried with us. . . A special girl with a special smile. . . Our good friend, a part of us. As we graduate, how can we help not to remember Paula. . .? By Rita Francis Daley 43 Varsity Club Club B K ian Club Ital Barbados Club Prom Committee Drama Club and Extras German Club Human Relations Club beet COMMETTER: ULY ONE at HAH D LATIN i aaa OT Greek Club Student Government Where is the camera Ring Committee wo vt Future Nurses Club sa Dy Wie Wy zs EE geereererrernern ai Key to the Men’s Room Almost President Club National Honor Society Black Student Union Officers and Executive Board A A G Spanish Club Band Paul Campbell. . . crazy kid . never know what he’ll do next. . Dennis Chin ... quiet guy . . really nice person. . 48 Myra Brown .. . pretty girl . loves good times. ae Elizabeth Sullivan to get along with girl . Julie Burns . . . has her own mind. . . always up to some- thing. . WHERE PEOPLE GET TOGETHER... easy nice A. TheHANUK Donna Winn ... nice girl with a great personality... always having fun. Richard Ning .. . ‘“‘trandis- simus thysicus magisteri aux- iliul’. . . that’s physics. . . Judy Sheridan ... loves working with kids ... nice girl with a great personality Alexander Pope wrote, ‘Tis education forms the common mind: just as the twig is bent, the tree’s inclined.” It is my hope that the experiences you have gained at Cambridge High and Latin School help you perceive edu- cation as a means to achieving the final goal — that of ruling and shaping your own life. | also hope you recognize that the experiences gained in simply relating to people, whether it be teachers, administrators, or your fellow classmates, are as important and may be more so than the subject matter and skills learned in the classroom. All of these are necessary today, especially in a large technological society where, for the sake of survival, you have both to learn to coexist with other people — many of different cultural backgrounds, nationalities, and races — and, also, to acquire sufficient education to attain your career choice as you adjust to a changing society. You are born with the power of decision. There are some forces over which you have no control, such as life and death; otherwise you have freedom of choice through every conscious moment of your existence. | hope that the choices you make help to further your own development and that of society in a very positive way. Michael L. Turner, Headmaster 49 tration IS IN Adm Cheatham Superintendent of Schools A Mr . Sateriele Assistant Superintendent of Schools J Mr Mr. O. Brown Assistant Superintendent — Business Mr. R. Woodward istant Superintendent of Schools Ass Mr. M. Turner Incoming Headmaster Mr. R. D’Arcy Outgoing Headmaster oS a hg x Miss M. McCabe Junior Dean Mr. W. Conlon Senior Dean Miss M. Hyde Sophomore Dean Mr. J. Landrigan Miss M. Leahy Junior Dean Freshman Dean 51 Mr. P. Lyons Mr. W. 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Griffin McKenna WRCSEON Oe Miss McMahon Mrs. P. Walcott Miss Schuler McCarthy T Mr. Samp Mr Murphy Miss M. Ms. G. Robinson Language Miss Cotter Mr. A. Ingtis Nigorski FE Mr Mrs. D. Perella Mr. Mooney Miss J. Chiurri SMR 6. ry samesreninis swine visa Kamin it ay, a ie Mr. A. Clayton Grunbaum B. Mrs iedlander iss Fr M ira Ferre Miss O Mrs. G. Hibbs - Lp pctlanie Mr. A. Cicerone Mr. Konward Mr. J. Coady Killelea Mr. C. Qu “Can you jump this high in Mart Mr. T Ms. C. Baird i? nayypsipg oh . B. Grady Ms Mr. J. McGirr N o d look at me like that. ’ | wish he . Ronan Dr. D Connor ’ O J. Mr Herlihy J Mr. Law ce . Macchia Ms. E Dudley Mr. Wwe WY Z y x - ee “Yes, I’m perfectly comfortable.”’ Coccoluto A Mr imbrough Mr. L. K 64 Mrs. D. Schram Mr. R. Farinato Mr. J. Toomey Miss C. Pignone Miss E. Curry Mr. D. Curcio Griffiths E Mrs Miss C. House Santoro R Mr ith Miss P. Sm iss M. Cassidy M Miss M. Russell Physical Education Healt Mr. C. Cremens_ Director Mr. Noble Assistant Director aan Miss L. DiBerto Miss C. Haug, Miss J. Campbell, Miss J. O’Callahan Mr. S. McCarthy, Mr. M. Weaver ASE SNWAAE + SEAS Miss Brennan ee ee S ISG oT Miss Carroll, Mrs. Mullenmeister Miss Mahoney “ne we o ve be te, BB ee ee Mr. Darling See how strong | am? VED Mr. R. Leary Mrs. R. Ritterbush Guidance princes Seder Bis sald BOR SO oe ee ee ee f ee eee ee spies Mr. Framondi Miss J. Robinson Be SNE aS — Mr. deJesus ©. keer i it as ,aeSSe Mr. Morgan Here, take him, he’s your problem. Gee, the Three Stooges film looks good... Mr. R. Guest Drama Department Miss A. Maguire Reading Teacher 2 NO!!! I'm not supposed to be Mr. T. Haley Audio Visual Department here! Mr. N. Bertocci Mr. Warner Mr. S. Adamsky Miss E. McDonald Department Head Mrs. O’Neil Miss King Miss Noonan Miss Shea Mr. M. Conceison mmnmemrzissir si i pi dla arene ceca il HBG iy Miss E. Mahar Miss O’Neil Mrs. M. Rogers Mrs. Healy Mrs. Walsh Mrs. Wood Mrs. Boyle Be y Ny Cattery essa . oi Mrs. McCusker Ms. E. Grant Miss D. Bennett . air Mrs. K. 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Ce ee eae ee ee eine ee ee caste poses ttm eee sestacenessaip tins snsonmnvmmssaten Heh ei ELLER AOR LELAND, EE Steredtbees wi 3 RO ae ag ens iomeacetoncerpeneerienn teen i COMA T OD, mes ease enamel oats voieeistosanemnapenae 7 peel A Girl’s Swim Team Geel | man uments, GHSS. 148 Girl’s Field Hockey CoA=M ® ‘r : CAMBRIDGE : we FH “ eo. Wrestling Team O ala Gy )ypve � ) FOOTBALL The Cantabs returned from summer camp this year with new offensive and defensive systems installed. The coaches were very pleased with the early development of the team. To the dismay of the team and the coaches, the Cantabs repeatedly fell victim to goliath teams such as; South Boston, Don Bosco, Xavarian, and Weymouth South. The spirit of Coach Coady and his assistants never faltered. The coaches con- tinually instilled that same spirit into their own players. Entering the Thanksgiving Day Game, the Cantabs had a record of 0-7-1 as compared to Rindge’s record of 6-2. Coming into the game with adrenalin flowing, the Cantabs repeatedly thwarted Rindge’s attack and dominated offensive play. The final result was Latin’s trouncing of Rindge, 18-6. Special congratulations should be given to the coaching staff for the immeasurable amount of time and effort which they con- tributed throughout the season. Seniors who participated on this year’s team were: Mark Lyons — co-captain Phil Muolo — co-captain Chris Arena Gary Davis Tony Doman Kevin Fitzpatrick John Frangos Steve Khourie Paul Lombardi Joe Riccardi Bill Sherwood Ed Small Joe Whelan Phil Muolo ’74 SOCCER The CHLS soccer team enjoyed a very successful season in the Suburban League this year. The Cantabs finished with a record of 11 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties, good for second place in the league. They also won one game in the state tournament. The team started the season with two quick losses, but then stunned their opponents by rattling off seven straight wins. The Cantabs battled for first place all season long and just lost out after a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat at the hands of Newton, the league champion. There were many exciting games, but several stand out as the most important. Two, one goal victories, 4-3 over Arlington, and 3-2 over powerful Brockton, started the team on its winning streak. Other key victories included wins over Brookline (3-1), Medford (2-0), and the great tournament triumph over Winchester (1-0). Although the success was the result of unselfish team play, CHLS had some individual stars. Tri-captain Paul Lombardi was named to the league all-star team, along with forward Chris Litopoulos. Center-half Costa Georgakopoulos, and right wing Ernie Souza were second all star team selections. Tony Doman, starred at center full-back and bailed the team out of many tough situations with his long kicks. The Cantab front line was one of the most formidable offenses in the state. Besides Litopoulos (14 goals) and Souza (10 goals), Sal Fan- tasia (8 goals), Athas Paicopoulos (6 goals), Alex Goulpoulos (5 goals), Jimmy Papagianopoulos and Lou Miele all contributed to the attack. In the crucial mid-field area, center-half Georgakopoulos dominated many games with his ball control and passing. Senior Tri-captains Gene Goodwin and Murray Kenney provided experience in the vital halfback position and were backed up by senior Peter Barbosa, a 4-year veteran, and seniors Phil Burke and Joe Carson. The defense was led by Lombardi, who allowed only 22 goals in 16 games and had 8 shutouts. Seniors Ken Rodrigues, another 4-year vet- eran, David Bonislawski and Dave Bradeen, and junior Don Rebello played alongside Doman in the middle and provided excellent support for Lombardi. A great amount of credit for the team’s success must go to coach Fran Foley. Mr. Foley was in his last year of coaching and he went out a winner. The team started to win after he moved some players around and his leadership and knowledge of the game helped the team tremen- dously. Credit must also be given to J.V. coach Andrew Inglis, who has given J.V. soccer a permanent place in CHLS athletics in just two years. Athas Paicopoulos and Don Rebello were two starters who had graduated from last year’s junior varsity and next year, there should be several more former J.V. players on the varsity squad. Murray Kenney BOY’S HOCKEY TEAM The hockey team at CHLS had an up-and-down season, finishing with a record of seven wins and nine losses. The Cantabs had a satisfying year considering the loss of many key players through graduation, transfer, and injury. The squad had only four experienced players at the beginning of the season, so most of the team was ‘‘thrown to the wolves” right from the outset. The team responded to the challenge, howev- er, and surprised and impressed observers with their skating and hustle. They were never outskated by the opposition, and, save for a third- period letdown against powerful Arlington, were in contention in every game. Most of the victories were team efforts, but several players displayed good individual skills as well. Senior forward David Lange scored one third of the team’s goals and was joined on the Suburban League all-star team by junior defenseman Steven O’Brien, who played most of every game. Senior forwards Steven Crusco (Captain and top penalty-killer) and Jack Baumer, a swift right wing, were forced to take up the slack when front-liners Mark Crusco and senior Mark McCaffery were injured for long periods to time. Junior center Steven Foster scored several important goals, while the third line of juniors Ed Sheridan and Steve Shea and sophomore Jim Donohue showed great promise for next year. On defense, seniors Paul Lombardi and Murray Kenney played steadily, if unspectacularly, while sophomore George Yeomalakis showed potential to be a future all-star. The team had a strong defensive record, and one of the main reasons was the goaltending of senior Gary Tingle and junior Manny Bonita- tibus. Tingle had several good efforts in both victories and close defeats while Bonitatibus backstopped the team to important wins over Waltham and Weymouth South. Coach Fitzgerald should also take some credit for winning seven games with a largely inexperienced team in the highly competitive Suburban League. Mr. Fitzgerald was ably assisted by Don Harrison and J.V. coach Mr. Kelley. BOY’S BASKETBALL Looking at our team superficially, one could at best say that we had not played up to our potential. However, | think that because of alack of sufficient playing time last year, several players on our squad this year did not mature in time to warrant a stronger, winning team. Due to Murray Kenney this general lack of experience, our team made many mistakes this year that a more experienced, more cohesive team would never have made, and these mistakes cost us many games. At the outset of this year’s basketball season, most people were optimistic about our chances of making the state tournament. With two re- turning veterans, forward Ron Eutsey and guard Richie Giacoppo, the ’73-’74 team promised to produce many winning efforts. However, it was not to be. Sidelined with painful tendonitus in his knee, the 5’11’’ Giacoppo missed the first three games. As he was slowly working him- self back into shape, he broke his foot and was subsequently lost for the season. Averaging over twenty points per game through the first half of the year, 6’3’’ forward Ron Eutsey was headed for all-league honors when he tore ligaments in his ankle and was also lost for the season. The loss of these two talented players was truly a setback for the Cantabs as we strove for a winning season. Filling in admirably in their place, juniors John Balfe and Henry Morris contributed much to the Latin cause. The other forward, 62”, three year man John Vetter had a somewhat disappointing year. Bedridden with a nagging throat infection, Vetter missed a third of the season, and was some time getting back into playing shape. As the season progressed, Vetter slowly regained his fine shooting touch, reaching his peak against Rindge as he scored twenty-four points. Rounding out for the front court was 6’4”’ Peter Mahoney upon whose shoulders much of the burden of this year’s dismal record fell. | often found myself feeling very discouraged and downtrodden, for believe me, it is tough being the captain of a winless squad. 5’8”’ guard, Kenny Eisnor, provided the badly needed ball handling and play-making that had been lacking since Giacoppo’s departure. 5’7’’ sophomore Conall Ryan showed great promise in starting half of the games this year. Were it not for 6’ forward John Frangos, | believe that none of us would have been able to smile during the course of the season. Through his acoustical effects and general comedy routine, Frangos did his best to alleviate the feeling of depression that prevailed on the team. In addition to his role as team comedian, Frangos would come off the bench and inspire the team with his hustle and constant ball hawking. John’s overall attitude would be an asset in itself to any team. Completing the roster were senior forwards Loyd Lewis and David Barry, two personable, solid teammates, junior forward Cameron Edey, who posses a deft shooting touch from around the key area, senior guard John Voltolini, who did a comendable job coming off the bench this year, and junior guards Clayton Reed and Randy Rose, two prospects for next year’s team. In many ways this past season has been a disappointing, sometimes bitterly discouraging ordeal. Thinking positively though, because such fine all round athletes as John Balfe, Henry Morris, and Conall Ryan are returning next year, the '74-'75 season should be successful. If it is, then this year will not have been in vain, for at least we will have built a team for the future. | would like to thank Coach Balfe for never giving up this year. | think he realized that all of us gave 150% all the time. | would like also to thank assistant coaches Theodore Martin and Charles Killilea for their efforts during my four years at Latin. Without these men, the basketball program could never have produced two state tournament teams in the last four years. Finally, | would like to give special thanks to our dedicated, hard working cheerleaders. | would not trade this group of girls for any other cheerleaders anywhere. Despite our winless record they never failed to try to inspire us to victory, and for that | am grateful. They are: senior captains Diane Remeika and Rosali Chinappi, seniors Lori Cavallaro, Darlene Ronchetti, and Laura Morrison, juniors Robin White, Michele Ferdinand, Liz Hickey, Diane Cogswell, Peggy Casey, and Karen Paysnick. | wish the best of luck to the ’74-’75 Cantab team as they attempt to regain the reputation Cambridge Latin basketball is noted for. Peter Mahoney '74 captain INDOOR TRACK The indoor trac k season did not prove to be as productive as it could have been. The team’s main problem was !ack of experience and depth. The team could win most of the races in a meet, but without the seconds and thirds, the team came to a halt in point accumulation and ended up on the short end of the score. Even though the team had a limited number of runners, they managed to win a meet against Brookline. Along with this victory, there were several close meets against Arlington, Weymouth North, and Rindge. Though there was only one victory, there were several outstanding per- formers throughout the season. Co-captain Mark Lyons repeatedly raced to victory in the 300 yard dash. Co-captain Frank Madallo turned in consistent performances in the mile, his best time being 4:56. Jerry Farrell was an asset to the team running the mile and two mile. Chris Li- topoulos and Phil Burke scored many points in both the high jump and hurdles. New comer Tony Doman won the 50 yard dash in several meets. Other senior performers were James Connolly throwing the shot put and running the 50, and Ted Leotsaukos throwing the shot. The team should be more productive next year with its outstanding juniors and shophomores. Frank Maddaio GIRL’S BASKETBALL The Girl’s Varsity Basketball team finished their season with a 10 win — 5 loss record, good enough for third place in the tough Suburban League. Their record could have easily been 12-3, suffering a one point loss to Brockton, and losing a heartbreaker, to Waltham, in an over- time contest. Two important factors for their successful season were team play and team spirit. The members of the team were seniors; cap- tain Audrey Cabral, Yani Batteau, Renny Santos, and Carolyn DeLeo, junior; Camille O’Brien, sophomores Maureen Goddard and Debbie Stead, and freshmen; Thresa Muolo and Terry Shinkwin. Although the Varsity is losing four starters, the outlook for the next season is very bright. Special thanks go to Miss Linda DiBerto, varsity coach, and Mrs. Ellen O'Neill, j.v. coach. Audrey Cabral '74 GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY Girls’ Field Hockey, in its second year, proved to be a disappointment. They supported a poor record of 0 wins, 6 losses, and 4 ties. Although the record does not look very good on paper, the girls did not play that poorly. Two reasons for their dismal season were that the girls did not quite get their adrenalin flowing until late in the game and, also, they were unable to put the ball into the goal. It should be noted that if the team had better transportation to the field instead of by MBTA, better field conditions, and more school spirit, then the girls would have definitely done better. Audrey Cabral + : : ( : : iy Lee 3 wt ghee Hey, you’ve got nice legs. Ds Here’s my address and telephone number. . . remember 8:00 tonight. Ok... everybody in See what a powerful yawn can do? He said he'd be here. the pool. | Alright Reardon . . . if you pass the physical you can go out ‘orl basketball. | | can’t . take That is gross! 68 degress, alright. . . but this is ridiculous. When is that guy in the back of the room going to graduate? 4 Ties epggape — xe) ® 7) 3 ® te = ® a They don’t make teachers | x — so) = te ANA oO © a = fo) Fa I'm afraid we'll have another year. | wanna go home. See Dick run. See Jane run. Hey, this is a good plot. What do you mean you lost the key? RRR, SS —— EAM tt ae Lae? Be tH What? 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FINALLY!!! 1S tors did thi jani | thought the ttle piggy went to market This | Ll ene m Joe. . . fly me to Jersey City ie . . that coat looks warm Gee. ture one more time. . pic Ok eben. a cain ee eilieeateatiibed pasisnnsaitee pal wh a ai Siena” £ © ® _ O a o = —_ © ® c wn ® = fe) e) ® ® xe) w fe —_ nem Z Wig © Wilbert a as Ss E i ae asain iS Kd xe) (= ® xe) © ® he) © oD ® ce © Q ° fe We should stop meeting like this. . . : i 7-0 -6- Ok Be es Hi Hip ° fete ? 4 ae aTSe Fs = ee ify oe 4 : Mle. seule ee ae a e iA i neat K 184 CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR September 11, 1970, marked the beginning of a new experience for the class of ’74. AS we nervously tramped into the auditorium, reality hit us: WE WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL!!! Once our initiation was completed, we all settled down to common errors, tests, and homework. Our football team ended a winning season by beating our arch rivals, Rindge Tech, in the annual Turkey Game. In February, a building-up of racial tensions caused some trouble. How- ever, faculty and student meetings, along with the usual February vacation allowed everyone to cool off. School resumed and the few remaining months sped by. SOPHOMORE YEAR As our sophomore year began, we became more involved in school activi- ties, by joining clubs and trying out for various sports. The Cantabs, much to the delight of their fans, once again defeated Rindge in the Turkey Game. Our second year was marred by a rash of false fire alarms. They were all brought about by the planned firing of Superintendent Frisoli. However, June arrived, and all hoped that the problem would be resolved by Sep- tember. We also greeted our new-comers with such helpful information as, ‘‘room 212? Isn't that on the third floor?” and ‘“‘It’s alright to cut. The deans won't say anything!”’ JUNIOR YEAR At last we were upperclassmen! The majority of us invaded the senior’s haven, the third floor, and promptly began strutting around, as all good and true upperclassmen do. Along with our newly achieved status, we welcomed our new Superintendent, Mr. Cheatham. The Turkey Game was won by the Rindge Tech Warriors this year. But this loss was forgotten as the ever improving Cantab basketball team became the Suburban League Champs, and entered the Tech Tourney. The Cantabs were eliminated after a heartbreaking loss to Lexington, but the Warriors, coached by our very own Mr. Culhane, went all the way in the Tourney, capturing the Division II crown. Other highlights of the year were the Christmas Pops and Spring Concert, put on by our school orchestra and choral group. It was a superb perform- ance by all. Our junior year ended on a note of total confusion as we tried out a new schedule. Through the halls could be heard the despondent cries, ‘“‘What lunch do | eat today?”’ SENIOR YEAR For once in our lives, we were anxious for the school year to begin. En- tering the senior year with us was our new headmaster, Michael Turner. Mr. D’Arcy, who held Latin together for our first three years, moved across the street as a consultant. Elections, held in October, showed that Frank Maddalo was president, Steve Johnson vice-president, Ron Rose secretary, and Jerry Farrell trea- Surer. Our soccer team made it to the second round of the State Tourney after completing a fantastic 11-3-2 record. Thanksgiving was celebrated with the Cantabs’ first and most important win of the season over Rindge, 18-6. While the boys sported a winless season during the first half of Basket- ball, the girls, becoming stronger every game, had a record of 10 wins, 5 losses. This has been a busy year for the majority of us, as we fill out many applications for college, and get ready for the ski trip and prom. It’s been a long four years. It’s been a great four years: four years that we will never forget. CLASS WILL We, the class of 1974, being of sound mind (?) and body (?7?), do hereby publish and declare this document to be our last Will and Testament. Mr. Sullivan — a years supply of excuses to get you out of the house. Ms. Spagnuolo — a lifetime subscription to ‘MS’ magazine. Mr. McCarthy — experiments that really work. Miss Nicolo — a tall, dark, and handsome stranger. Mrs. Walther — one year free diaper service. Ms. Robinson — plenty of cats for your new seniors. Miss Mahoney — teabags and bandaids and kind words. Miss Shea — $7.50 pom poms and shakers. Miss Schuler — a good meal for Fred. Mr. Burns — the leading male role in Julius Caesar. Miss Brennan — an arranged meeting between you and ‘‘Coach Kelley”. Mr. Samp — a one way trip to the moon. Mr. Coady — a few 6’5’’, 260 pound football players. Miss Chamberlain — a place on the girls’ basketball team. Girls’ Athletic Teams — new uniforms and equipment. Mr. Leary — a years supply of apples and bananas. Mr. Turner — a school full of happiness, togetherness and lots of spirit. 185 Faculty Advisor Editor Co-Editors Artists Typists Lay-out Photographers Sports Captions Class Will Class History Prologue Epilogue Consultants Mr. Robert A. Leary Rogin Skinner Yani Batteau Ellen Yee Yani Batteau Eddie Small David Wheeler Nancy Tichanuk Robin Braithwaite Murray Kenney Shirley Rutter Robin Skinner Ellen Yee Robin Skinner Yani Batteau Katie Crane Laura Morrison Eddie Small Debbie Smyth Brook Batteau David Bonislawski Phil Burke Barbara Moynihan Toby Paddock Audrey Cabral Murray Kenney Mark Lyons Frank Maddalo Peter Mahoney Phil Muolo Audrey Cabral Katie Crane Laura Morrison Diane Remeika Yani Batteau Ellen Yee Robin Skinner Yani Batteau Audrey Cabral Anna Connolly Laura Morrison Shirley Rutter Robin Skinner Ellen Yee Shirley Rutter Robin Skinner Yani Batteau Yani Batteau Rose Chinappi Marie Durand Nancy Ferullo Karen Johnson Barbara Moynihan Paul Renzi Darlene Ronchetti Janet Sencabaugh Richie Ning Paula Santman’s Memoriam Rita Francis Daley We would like to extend our special thanks to Mr. Conlon, Miss M. McCabe, Miss Noonan and Miss King for all their help in preparing this year’s book. Special thanks also go to Terry Bleiler (Purdy’s) and Dick Lowe (Hunter Publishing) for all their patience and help. 188 Was it ae sir 2: Think again about y Hands, who tried 19 teac once filled with the i rounds about the schoc on either side are shut. No Ohe Comes and no one leaves. As I stand looking tr glass window that blocks the classroom door, F member fr sshman year, so scared that ij =% ¢ e classic could sit in the middle of the hall ano UL down the hall. “Freshman!” they’d say. Now, here | stand looking atempty desks, chairs, and of coursé, the teacher’s desk. The juniors will fill the classrooms and corridors with their noises. High school has ended for us,,but the 7 - memories will still remain. : as Blanca Milan Batteau oo ‘i r AUTOGRAPHS ews a nein Se Rindge Latin Schoo! L ibrary Genie eee nee fee ee ce sen Prin ee toe aes 5 pence ne Si nt + eG NER arn bee sn SE eave 8 7 NS FS ae, Ga Se 5 ee, mat % st MTT Rm eee