? Q 4: ' f , QW Q ', Q A4 I ,Y L,.4- A in 4 f f fjj A ,Q 1 ff Y ik J QE LMQAY 1 7 14 Q- I 15 .' 1' .. 4 , nff'4f'Q,.43 -1 'nf' 1? Q. rw: 'H' I NK 'Q ,Ffa .. 6 'I '-fe Q , 9 vi? 'J A 1-' ...- a V. , SYX -. 1 If 41 , . an . ' -ll i l . ...-....a-, 'il-.Q Q----.- 401 I f Quns1 I 1 xslm1a ':F' a 1 ws .a 1 v x rf -Q.. ,A rw it Kb. W if .-1 5 .. -Q 1 a a , 'fe fy xx '.-, 3. Q, 9, f oi, fr 0-,wi M V v R 9, 4, , 10, Kr 'Y 1' ,Y 'xr History has been recorded ----- The Class of 1977 has been together in Building A for six consecutive years. Our ju- nior and senior high school days have been happy ones and with their memories we look to the future. CANTON PUBLIC' LIBRARY CANTON. MASSACHUSETTS CANTON HIGH, CANTON MASSACHUSETTS Ill g Ill in ill W' L 2 - I s 8 2. T A i .,.,.,-1 'x 1-40 .I , , 1 in . 1 .FF A at . R A C4 ,Q X.. 'V -ivwrjzp r' A A Q: 1 'FQ O Qin, 'Q' . 4 4 -. vga tis' xt- V QI fb 4 g . ,- nlf, '-'x 'Yi pn., - 1- ' , 1, , .gf f 4533121121 lllk'.d-5 Q! 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' I r I I i, 5 'WIQUIVY' :v:K.,. .1 ., gf' N J, 5 Ks Q Q eil-2 x f ' .Y , Y? 9 2 - l-. I I Us x 's it 1 T d M w in ---:. Y .Oh X, 'S - Q 1 1 A f ,' . 4, i. Memories of the way we were - 1 r Y i 1 s 'Zi L , .jc ' Q - , -6-4' T' be 8-A111 M. -- Y A 2 . .. ' ' .-1 , 1 1-.' 4 4, 4 nh' if ,.,,Qf' HMI, .-. N I :kv , ff-1 1-p:', W A + nw, ' ,, Q 4 ,f-'V ,,,.,,1 - 2 'ia' M efg'MM,f4.v ,e'Q'fe,f '7.w ?'1?? Y?f V I' w k G Qi! 'N ,Q 5 aA,,,4 N at ,,'V. I af' 255 w is I x I P .AN-. .ini e:, S QU '72 ,J Q 1 a' ' 3 '. QL Iii!-'l QJX f U? L! I' 3 .l, .v 1 Q ' 5 1 :,.., ' 'ijilhp X. .. Q? 3 A .1 V! N QV l .4-XJ' is v Q , 35 . . f, siggix is 4 MW ' ,hffyffwmawww ,nf i': '5' iq H1 ' .Lw?'3' -vu , gb. M I. r-19 gr-- 1- 1, , . -.. N .- - W 1 I H '--my 1, 1 - -- -Q-f-fy qv, -mv gr- wqggg -...PGV A1 4 Jr, f 'f , ' . 1- M ,I 1 . - , b . 1 M ' X- F31 44 4 4 3 1,- ., 1 3 5555- S-'F' hm ' - .. K S H ff - in mf ,f N .f l ' iw 1 4 M ' ,-rip... ip i-.... xi 5 fi W-. My 5 V, , f. -f,-, , .J ' 4 V 1 1: 'ff g.wxw,- ffwzwg 1 .3 4 , ,W , 4:- W '. J -3? 4 ZQW M ff,-I. 2,9 Q1 'xi V L.. ,gp 'affix'-242 -1 N' 22111 'i 'Ss 1. K an '4 -mmf, f f K M f 4 1 .fm .W f fl, J if 1 if ' I On the day of victory no one is tired I TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL TRIBUTE . . . DEDICATION ....... SENIOR LIFE ......... SENIOR AWARDS .... SUPERLATIVES .... SENIORS .......... SPORTS ................. ACTIVITIES ............. UNDERCLASSMEN ..... ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ............. ADVERTISING ......... PAGE . 18 . 19 20 .. 22 .. 24 .. 44 .. 104 .. .. 146 .. 170 .. .. 200 .. 227 5 In the fall of 1976, Martin F. Badoian was honored as the Massachusetts' Teacher of the Year. Upon receiving the award, Mr. Badoian became eligible for the national competition and the opportunity to become the National Teacher of the Year. Martin Badoian has been teaching in Canton for seventeen years, making the school his second-home. Under his direction as former coach of the basketball team, and the advisor of the Math Club, his teams have attained local, regional, and statewide success. The editors of the Echo, on behalf of the Class of 1977, congratulate Mr. Badoian for these respected achievements and for the positive in- ,,,,,, fluence he has had on the lives of many students and former students of Can- ,X ton High School. His efforts typify the learning experience we have been privi- leged to share at Canton High School. The Echo staff feels a special pleasure to have Mr. Badoian honored. They will long remember the kindness, pa- tience, interest, and encouragement he has shown us in the production of Echo '77 The Echo editors and staff on behalf of K the Class of 1977 at this time wish Mr. s l Badoian the best of luck and happiness li ...L 'Z in all his future endeavors. Y' M W:-.rzazfig -' ' Q I AQ ii 44 ,Q K V, . an f 4 6 r 4 1 1 Y Y 1 ' A 2 . P' 1 5 1 ,P yr L NL ml ,, A 1 I V 1 3' 5' was 9 V HB2 13.1, 'b .3 , K wg, x Q 5, . 'wb W Q, , K 1 X 1 A I 'Nw - 1 n l Q L x I .1 . N ,,,. ,..-v-' sl 2? ,lf V 15 , , '92 kk-if' 47 if ,N .-1 .bw X J Nw 'E-idx 'z 'ul' r. ,my q .5 N 'txfrer ff I v vin... I D ' J V ' 1. ,W X C -Q ' ,ff - .Yi 4 I fa FQ' '- 'Q' '. L Jn , . X . 'W ,f , - E . hixs 'ir' ' 6,7 rug- , . -r tJ ' ' , ' X 3, 'U A .O J, ' c' D ' . , , ' . W '31 ,Q -...in-f V ' fkifw . V' Q 1 f p 'Q ' , 2 V fr 1 -M I VL ii . , .4- N., :Ss Xl L., . fr 6 lik ,f I Q f ? ,. 5, 0 mf A C v Ao 57' 3 f Nw. N W 2- .X , X A1111 , D A R AWARD Kathy d Entremont mg 11 11 UQ? 'AW vsp-- NMSQT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION: Jerome DiCostanzo, Mark Chambers, Edward Branagan, Edward O'Hara, Alva Coleman. Y l JEWISH WAR VETERANS AWARD NMSQT FINALIST Jerome DiCostanzo Cathy Cambron N BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER T OF TOMORROW AWARD Mary Lehman P ' 9- :fl yyq DID MOST FOR CLASS Aurora Cammarata Richard Waystack a . l 1 'vi .pf ,, W. . , w :V T , 9 fffiwf I : Yff .11 -.ww P 'f-L wuz' ' 4 ...,, 4 V A 5,87 ,va -ff ' ' Q? ' ' S '. -A- , M ,, w. . ' .wr fyahmf .ug-,wmzauvfrfa - ,V W.,,,fQ,'Q YV 'N' V -, A ,f yup, ,, , f ,r -f .,,.. ' rf ,arm 1, M. rpm' 3 , 1 I ,l ,- A ,V ' , , M? xAfiw,.:q.1,n , F V., . I f W: 4 fe- 11,1 -, W1 M ,, -I H V 3- gi., Ay-Mfvf., , ,, V 17, J ' ' . -o tr 'u1,' 4, '. , 0 J V 1 .,, - 4 , -V - Q K 'I x 1 ' qi f - - C 1- wg. ' N 0.3, 'H '2 ' -41,-4 ., ,. .4 I ' if-12' Q ' w ' 'Q 'f3P +:f .'y'2- - rm -' 1 Sf' Lf Ag ..-J ffl' 14.4 T' . fsf if ,,, l ' '91 ' ncJ',f x-3' 'AQ S-1' '12 , T7 24 BEST COUPLE Eva Gavigan George Jenkins MOST FRIENDLY Jean Sicard Joe Taylor lg MOST COURTEOUS Tom Foley Diane Costello MOST ARTISTIC Molly Seaman Chris Reagan l 1 Q L i l I l .. ':, MOST ATHLETIC Bob Moritz Vicki Balsamo -QI V is r 3 T . I E332 MOST TALKATIVE Ron Nichols Betsy Braconi 0 YW? -N -3 L BEST DRESSED Maria Cammarata Greg Fitzgerald ZW BEST ALL AROUND Kathy Barrera Steve McNeil 26 8 MOST MUSICAL Chuck McCarthy Deborah Thornton I I z , I BEST DANCERS Lynn Mendes Paul McCabe MOST SPIRITED Steve Linsky Kathy O'Brien BEST LOOKING Peter Lofgren Terry Gilmore MOST TALENTED Linda Heckman Doug Lowry MOST FLIRTATIOUS David Correia Joyce Kraemer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy d'Entremont David Ryley 4. , 4 ,T il S '98 MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Edward Branagan missing from picture: Marie Mullaney MOST HUMOROUS Dan Lane Susan Baker f if 'll li YESTERDAY WHEN W I m Xxx, Elaine B. X Sherri S. uw .-- L 1. E, :4 .Q Fhl' 35 xi i 4. - 4 -if A ,,,' Diane C. 3 . .Q N4 MMI fi.wfq: -sw , . I if Susan L. A--fl 4 I - 4' Q , Na. Lisa M. . , lk E R X ' 4:31 -a ff 'K 3' . ix ... .. Peter and Paul L. Mary Ann H. X x,' -Q Donna C. 5 -,f TT! l 'Q x i l ! 9 X I ,f ' 4: A Maureen N. Maria C. Gary B. S F' H 7? P5 km X, '... 05106--,DUE Ee ' C' -fy 323 Qs if L- fi 5 1' ' L - Wgiffff C Q! file . Susan S. A H 1 In H12 -fi 525. Q! -gg affifvigtf --9050 f-'ffii-ff7',Qi!!gi!!Q93!g! N 4 , W v 5 .1 4 a :Q f I h S 50 Diane C Kathy B. 1 in 'i A K Chris P Dianne V. Rose S. Heather M. Sharon L. .- M N-A Lynn C. - -I . V, .... - mask- T Qwsls Doreen D. ' Elaine C. 1 . f l . . I rf? A 5 ,fill 1' Y 'Q ff Q' - if . . 4 .V ,. J!! J Y Us 1 Bob C. S--f ' Cheryl J. GMBH Stephen L. . 3. fl D --f N Jlt .f lf., S fe We -N l X Charles F. Linda H. 4' -. Q-4.0 Ellen O. N! Peggie K me-WE Pat T. Dorene L. 1 Carol R. ! N-.Z i 'Tx Jane K. , m in .. ,wr . li., E ,, 132, e..1,:, ' - ' 4, 1' ' 'y ' M L2Q7,fQ2,1 ' -F' '-'MQ i 4' 'ibn-5 f 41 fi fd Margie C. E' Mary S. 1-I 1 1 32 ff 1 ffwfrnggg ,fra f, M. , ,,,,,mv 1 I, V X vo df Q 5 Kathy D. 01- ' f fimt 1,3 f . VF' ,. Janice C. Jill C. Kathy oia. Jeanne M. Joanne H. Susan A. 6? it I Juliane N. Wit 5 .P W7 tt ...J Eileen L. Kathy B. Diane F. f 1 fl ,V ' ' 34 L- 4 I 'L ' 0 1125 nth . Donna R. Shayne G. Angela A. dx V J X M ii? f' K 5 ggi 2'-. Janet C. Lynne M. . ,F P ,N V Denise E. Peter S. S Win Paul A. Pat D. Linda S. ' . 1 Ti' ' 'W ' ' I 1 P., 5' ...,.. V SJ' '- e'--: l -a ' Norman M. 55,4 g ' 1 A 0. , . .J ' 5 Q s. xf' Q ' Lisa ' Alyse B. L Joyce K. 4... f . Ng? A- ,,g'u r ii, H ... wh .f ' Q in ' 42 .ij S M, -Q., 3' f 5' 1,2 aw Sheila S, auren C ag Marie B. 49,1 Denise ,S .Q Q -. ' 5 A 'N ' Q , ' Q . .QQ lf ' ffsl. W , I ai Pr N.. Q' fff 1, Meg D. .Q . 3. 3555 'Z ' Qi! ' D1 55:5 Gregg F. Jean S. la? s v .,, .N gs A . V Q . A A . ? A. W- X-f:.Q.g1' N -fee I . 1 Q ' Sie... Helen W. T .5 ' Clare F. Diane B. J 4 AN UN Bu 4-5 SIIT xl .AA , x R L nf, X14 . , H1 A1 2-1 -ur. 51.5 'J 'iirjf 3 b. I vt 'Q-. S A Q QI A F , - , fl I , , ,Mal L , .. ,. 715- . X,- ,,. A 6 9 ' vg5.' ' 9 4 4 ,L , L . ' -QAJJ J Y , f' 'ff L xf 'I Tx . . uwxn, f' . ,u u xt, 2 7- ' x ' 'fir' f. , D 1' NV l , 1 'N . 0 , mn sa, w,i,wi 'M F193 3 vii 1' xxx -Y , qimxxx ,,,. W' , 49, 4' 4, 2 mlf'Qf,,,,. ,A, N in 5 'R 1 , K G ml I 'lu-I ' .......-..,....-u-no lv Y y xx'-v-qi' R, wwf Ml: ,X xx-5 ,y N f Macy! 'I 9561 .WSE 7 'Qu- Q-OW 99344613 WHITE F0 , ?' a 3, , LANL: 220+ 'Z13?0Q QOLEY IL, I Q omg, 86' ,2- - 7 .J ' A gala event, the Junior Prom of the Class of '77 took place at the Blue Hill Country Club on April 19, 1976. In a setting of ele- gance, those attending enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner and then danced away the evening to the music of Big D and the Marsells. The orchestra had difficulty in selecting from the beautiful guests, a queen and her court. After much deliberation, the King and Queen for the evening were Michael Tyrrell and Elaine Vinios. In the court were Mary Ann Mellon and David Hamrock, Mara Pizzi and David Sass, Ma- rie Bottary and Frank Rotella, and Ann Marie I-Iopfgarten and Bryan Campbell. It was a fun ni ht and will be lon 8 8 K remembered by all. l 1 v .. . lx , -L - 4' 1 ,- g ,da C u,?Q.,'.' 'NX K Y I I X 'ix I' 1 P ' A S ' 'Ag ' , ' f 1 :' 4 KA V , M... I I' 0 ' , 52 Q .. L 5 Q. - J- -u'x NXlU l 'WP- x, 5 K Q S K J -L The very beautiful Sheraton Tara was the site of the Canton High Winter Semi-formal on November 19, 1976. This event was sponsored by the Senior and Junior classes. The air of enthusiasm for the forthcoming holidays was very obvious as the guests were served an excellent turkey dinner. Johnny Coco and his band played the favorite songs of the guests and provided them with enjoyable dancing music. All were very sorry to see the evening end because they were truly enjoying themselves. mf ' '- 2 ! 4 1 1, f F ' 'ff -' Y :r.i.q JI. 5,1 , .. . 3 ' ,Ir a A5 14 -L1'uV'A,! ,' nr-' 1,,.Jr f- . , S-r5,f1.f,2?:f W -w',C7w54M51'ff?f?m'f H 'ig f. f4':y'c'f f+1'i'r v0-1-1.61 ' HA'-wa L'fk f-'11 55 ??nS,DE'Ar3 ff' aw sfwfiz f?55S' J ' N' 3 .x+:f-1211 6:13, KCWf ' -f ' elite -. ,fi rnvf -x,? ff? Qf , K KV :-Q?-' L 511' ,mfs xjf-,qfgf SQ-f'g'f ff W- WLU,O!y,,,,d n :fee J- A- Of-K-1 -M5-ff A- Q f .rm :Jang U 4 Qwikg 1 . 3 fu ' N p 13 'iwifl Fzjxgiz QQ, F551 f-D 5 Jifv k Jp9i 1,1-f' fn' -,v'1H4'v 'H-xf,. j 17 - , vii-ff' 7.,,t,,kg+1'?'1Ll9 'fWGflqwE, m ' ' - P mi: t imfvfglaqgg 2O 9M3l3', 'swfvw NTC '7 Q-fizwg 'U f+fMwf fS..'.?i .wi aw. J TfA T5 ff! .-7 - 3 -- .,..f .. , 4 J' Q 5 U 1 , . , 9 1 s 11:2 - ' M R -, Ms' P .,, .m x Lui q - . .P ox , oV.hx'-A -il ' 0 I f 4-WJ 2 A he '- .Q -ii '14, .L ka. + ' 1t,M,1g . +22 ' I 'fi' 1 ' Nftgkf, ' T ff si, -i Y 'f -ff 471 4 2 W 552 Q 4 . 72 Hn 1 1' il 2 fi' 'fl I'1,.: if ui' 1 U 5, - .f .. .. .. i v 45.1. glow-,,,,,MAV lt On November l, 1976, the seniors in Political Science under the direction of Mr. Raymond Thompson held a debate between the representatives of the four presidential candidates. The students pre- sented the views of the candidates, and were able to stage a close facsimile to the television debates. The debate was very informative to the audience and generated enthu- siasm for the mock election which took place at Canton High School on November 2, 1976. 1 W '-1 G I. lj -. , 1' 1 1.--1 iff yn , ali' , Ili' i 2 A g?? 2 , 't ffl f. x 1 ,X .'2, 1 M I i f 1 . 4 l 'gt Q 5, 4 2 Q, 1 i A 1' 1 Q .dy 4 81,151 I xl' .xllxdsui 1 lf . it 4 1 x 1 'S Q0 -2'6 l W i 4' f 'M is, F? Lf 3 I ' av K4 i ., A ei SP i Crazy Cop Day was sponsored by the Scholar Dollar Committee. The day was planned to involve the entire town in the raising of funds for scholarships. Warrants were served on prominent citizens, teachers, and business people. Members of the school committee, selectmen, and the students of Canton High all acted as the officers of the law. The accused were taken to the court in a 1914 paddy wagon. After sentencing the accused were jailed. At the same time, eighty-three other students were participating in a door to door campaign, for donations for scholarships. Over 54,000 was raised that day and given out to worthy recipients. Crazy Cop Day was an enjoyable day, a fun day, and a very rewarding one for the townspeople involved and for the students of Canton High. IWW i L .4 1 gt ,fy N N. .Ut 32, 6 '!n'Lf7f. 22.02 Q X ' - l EL. wiv x . I .t I ei' 9' 5 f FRESHMAN YEAR SOPHOMORE YEAR Rosemarie Martino, Secretaryg Scott Kilgallon, Presidentg Kathy Barrera, Treasurerg Aurora Cammarata, Vice President. gs- i Ronnie Homer, Vice Presidentg Aurora Cam- marata, Secretaryg Ronnie Nichols, Treasurerg missing, Cindy Smith, President. o Q tw., X J UNIGR YEAR SENIGR YEAR l Aurora Cammarata, Presidentg Jill Corwin, Treasurerg Kathy d'Entremontg Secretary, Joe Taylor, Vice Presidentg xx A X, X A iii 4-:Emir f Xxgilk Ay .1 4,'.: N' ,xx ff' Row l: Jerome DiCostanzo, Secretary. Row 2: Lori Arsenault, Vice-Presidentg Joseph Taylor, Presidentg Scott Kilgallon, Treasur- er. +-1.5 X PAUL MICHAEL ALBERTS poker . . . always smiling ... life ofa party ,., seen in the 'cuda . . . 48 special with mike ,., bub . . . ribbons . . . graduate of bob and fred's mobil ... lOf4f75 ... susan ... 1 5- ' 'A x',' Q1 ve r.' x .,',a 4- 5 S it waeo' I O ' H ll!! '. , . A, 1:10 N feb 2 9 + ow WILLIAM LEE ALLEN ROBERT JOSEPH ALVAREZ. JR. bill enjoys electronics and good times the bobcat yamaha noisemaker all the around school . . . way to memphis . . . seabea . . . 95 ANGELA MARIE AMMENDOLIA LINDA ELIZABETH ANACONE angela . . . weekends at bh . . . the cape . . . the a super sweet kid . . . always considerate . . . stones , . . catch us if you can . . , the buzz . . . summer of '76 . . . norwood . . . ooh those par- ten cents . . . the rug . . . harley . .. 5fl5f76 ties . .. new hampshire . . .civic center . .. . . . the radii . . . anywhere but canton . . .we're freebird . . . dying out here ... joe ... J' mf' PW ps-ul , pi 1+ 1 , en.- vf ff' 84. it ' v , wa 'Y , ' If ig , .5 3 I :ii A IQ if dui' . 5' . at if iff? ,df ffl STEVEN ERNEST ANACONE JEFFREY PHILIP ANDERSON bpm ... daniel ... de ... the big d .., jeff... ponky boy . . . the fire . . . often seen in diane . . . janette . . . good wishes . . . memories . . . parties . . . black oak . . . regards to barrows . . . the white chevy . . . shop area . . . .1. ' gift' 3. Y-.1 .5,, i' 4. ' 421.4 4 .1 q.LiKxN gn , , Lktwzwly I .-24 . ... ,D ,f w.,gfm-nie' rm' . 1 ,Q Q U. .Q Y 3. . 5 -- vb in K. :Fx ':v,1 :,:,.s1f' A X.-113,-i '-raufyfe ' 'Qs a2wSYiXSf,'i v 1 'tht 4 iff 1 Y? ': i7'f25iggg-. Szdirfazig A -'ff 4' W-wif 'fi R ies .- 55? 1-fig' ng up rv' i A ' ., '-:I i'f'.f'if1' ' if I' 1. 1. vt. fu 3 h ff fx yi ' QQ1 ' ii Q1 x ii Qi' iii., KEITH EDWARD ANDERSON JOSEPH V. ARGUS band . . . bailey street . . . jay . . . knollsbrook . . . pinto , . . skeindiels . . . trackster . . . --eff if --'W' . :4 3t.135' '- RICHARD DANIEL ARICO the green machine toes colmans hoopster . . . no. 10 connections with Cari donna's . . . i ,X at , X I fi' 'v , ' I ix LORETTA GAIL ARSENAU LT lori . . . it matters not how long you live, but how well , . . -publius syrus 1 N '?? J 'ff' ' 'K nulkl... Y' SUSAN ELLEN ARTHUR susa . . . a dreamer . . . one-of a-kind . . . hon- 5 est better late than never mecah A angelo's . , . good times . . . chatham . . . lucky pennies close you eyes who's erving? ... i don't get it , .. ,QQ 90 it NEIL ROSS AVRATIN k . . . cruisin on a saturday night . . falmouth heights ,fi , f--H N f of f ALYSE NANCY BAKER bake . . I bbg A , . winthrop beach , ,. instron ... always smiling . . . a friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together-knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what's worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. - arabian proverb -'QQ Q '+'-r We... s if' 5 . .fl .l 4' f as-I C. fi- L4 1 R ,i X ... SUSAN ANN BAKER VICKI CHRISTINE BALSAMO tango days . . . basketball cheerleading '75 . . . you will never lose a friend only an acquaint cause we live in a time, when meaning falls ance and strutters from our lives. -fleetwood mac sill. WXGA KATHLEEN GRACE BARRERA kate . . . god is the light of our path . . . an ff4 1 .f ,, V MARGARET SUSAN BARTLETT Y , ,yy peggy . . . quietly confident . . . a true optimist L 1 V fv Vi . . . a quick wit . . . fun to be with . . . gimme a gg , A ,X i7 break speaks her mind wildthing half-pint . . . goes all out , . . happiest out of HENRY SALVADORE BARRILE school . . . where's the party . . . trustworthy zack . . . north end . . . devoll . . . loves those weekends . . . happiest when not in school . . . l l i X , , , , , i l l l ll HAROLD DAVID BASSETT harold . . . nice to know . . . l l l 1 o is ,g.' N 4'- J . . 2, rf DIANE ELAINE BELEZOS DONALD BENOIT di . . . dego . . . outgoing , . . dramatic . , . can you top that . . . independent . . . if looks could kill . . . happiest on her own . . . analytical . . . 49 l fx KATHLEEN ANNE BERARD time goes so fast, life asks so much, no wonder friends get out of touch . . . but in our hearts, deep, true, and unseen, friendship stays forever green . . . lhw'- ,., LINDA MARIE BERARDI summer of '76 . . . that laugh . . . a true friend .1125 STEPHEN BOOTH . , . a ride to new hampshire . . . never forget the hockey games . . . cape codder . . . likes to dance . . . DEBRA ANNE BORNSTEIN deb the most important thing is to happy. zepplin . . . the lounge . . . j. giels concert . . . 1:9 be MARIE ANN BOTTARY and through all the tears, and the sadness, and the pain, comes the one thought, that can make me, internally smile again, i have loved . . . 'D ROBERT LAWRENCE BOUGAS nice kid gives help when needed lets the kid beside him know that he is on the honor roll . . . 93 BETSY JOANNE BRACONI betz . . . does what she wants . . . doritos . . . the spa . . . hilltop . . . dreams so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away . . . GREGORY PARKER BOWMAN devoll . . . paradise . . . bowie . . . dennis beach nh ree 7 w L Q ls lk' V 1 hr .flftta PAUL GERARD BRADLEY walter dpw 300 ft 2 2 . , 4 if . 5 'N y K fi , ' , 4 EDWARD JAMES BRANAGAN, JR aureus porcus vivit! KATRIN LOVISA BRANNSTROM vingar ar min langtan segel ar min drom . . . yesterday is today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream . . -kahill gibran DIANE ETHEL BROWN brownie . . , the important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become , . Y' -charles du bois 52 CHERYL ANN BROWN jeff . . . look around, choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly, smiles you give and tears you cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be . . - pink floyd GARY BRIAN BRENNER change - guess you're bound to have your way with me, no time to think about what used to beg anybody know the way to go, help me know what is and is not so-have pity on the traveler, waiting at the crossroads of his life . . -seda ka f cody 4. . L -,S IX WILLIAM JOSEPH BROWN 4 ELAINE MARIE BUCKINGHAM annie rooney . . . daisy . . . fun to be with . . . always there when you need her . . . baby blue eyes . . . the way we were . . . accept me as i am so i may learn what i can become . . . THOMAS WILLIAM CALLAGHAN thos mountain man . . . trackster attempted musician . . . 5'l0+ . . . winter freak . . . an individual . . . always involved . . . cyo actor friend to all montani semper liberi . . . lisa . . . JN J . ' KENNETH EDWARD BUDLONG JOSEPH BUCKLEY buck . . . good friend . . . bpm . . . A , K 1 9 A +1111 ' JANET LEE CALLAHAN jan . . . florida . . . loves those weekends . . . bb .. . friday 13th . . . 7th period jr. year . . . the accident . . . mcdonalds . . . the drive-in . . . ponky . . . monday night swim . . . 53 -lax - L, CATHERINE ANN CAMBRON If'. ', . 's.c.S . W uf-fi JL , now for you and me it may not be that hard to reach our dreamsg but that magic feeling never seems to change, still you know it seemsg it would be easier sometimes to change the past . . . fountain of sorrow, fountain of lifeg you've known the hollow sound of your own steps in flightg you've had to hide sometimes but now you're all rightg and it's good to see your smiling face tonight . . . AURORA FRANCES CAMMARATA a ship in a harbor is safe but that's not what a ship is built for. BRYAN GERARD CAMPBELL basketball . . . friendly .. . always joking .. easy going you never know . . . carefree 54 THOMAS PETER CARA FA tc . . . always found at mcdonald's . .. em- ployee ofthe month . . . found in stoughton . . . MARIA THERESE CAMMARATA in the time of your life, live- so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it. -saroyan ELANE MARIE CARRINGTON fro . . . elane without the i . . . lots of fun to be with . . . a great friend . . . dynamite personality . . . loves basketball . . . always has a practical joke . . . full of smiles , .. always eating . . . the hardest thing to say in five words or less is goodbye . . . B' i, DIANE PHYLLIS CARROZZA Mc, RUTHANN CASALE ruth . . . one bad apple . . . you skintch . . . b- ball franklin softball '75 will al- ways remember barnstable . . . chocolate chips cumbies ooh that laugh if chicka b k h .. . summer '76 . .. lucy . . . i've got the music ' anyways ' ' ' uc W eat ' ' ' in me . . . skeptical . . . a true friend . . . no pleasure is complete until it's shared . . GREGORY FREDERICK CATLOW greg . . . art johnson's . . . love those eyes , . . cute smile . . . road runner . . . loves to party .. . you get nothing . . . kathy . . . I 5 f wa ...a ,, ,,., . -'.':::, rf:.':. -- , ......--., . , f',?.'x::.:.-, f3,iQf:g,,f', ff -':?:::rf:'.': . -- aj:-in fic- - .1 L-if - J-'-- '.1'l'35f+-Az: :'.'!-'- '.-F.-2-if f +41 :. P291 '-if ff' -' JAMES ERNEST CAVANAGH jay an everlasting friend one who is always there . . . never will he let you down . . . 4 t 11'-Uv .IANICE MARY CEDRONE if a man does not keep pace with his compan- ions, perhaps it's because he hears the beat of a different drummerg let him step to the music he hears - however measured or far away. - thoreau ilk 52.1 2 A H tif: ' G 'fl-Wx I MARK GREGORY CHAMBERS sgh . . . imean it . . . monty python . . . stooges ... marx brothers ... ljh .., satire ... 55 lik' .f .N Q ...- MARGERY LYNN CHASE MICHAEL DERICK CI-IEFITZ .IOANN MARIE CHIERUS margie . . . attractive . . . intelligent . . . sweet fitz . . . usy . . . mercury . , . loves brighams'?'?'? pigeon . . . bay road . . . vampires . . . cumber- and shy . . . tennis . . . the letter . . . coffee . . . hysterical laugh creature double feature ... a true friend ... .. . 12 a.m. vigil . . . the theaters , . , super- land farms . . . cedar lodge . . . black sabbath charge friendly bells and mat- ozzy lucifer ... l2f3f76 ... tresses . . . if'-lin. W4 MARIA CHRISTINE CHRYSIKOS MARIE THERESE CICCOTELLI chris . . . crazy . . . wild laugh. . .long talks . . . within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to great driver . . . parties . . . loves to travel which you can retreat at any time and be your- . . . new orleans . . . sincere friend . . . a truly self . . . beautiful person . . . herman hesse CHERYL ANN CINA led zeppelin . . . stairway to heaven . . . black . . . dungarees . . . yamaha 75 . . . always seen with that guitar . . . bob , . . ,1 N AUDREY CHERYL COHEN champion pitcher , . . townline . . . chipper . . . bright personality hockomock league all- star . . . terrific bowler . . . VLA 1 . , Q-A X, uf. LYNN ELIZABETH CLARK the time neglected for the untaken path of un- sought happiness will never be known . . . 73 1 ALVA LYNN COLEMAN LISA ANN COLMER l2f3f73 ... 13191765 ... 4flf76 ... music summer of'76 . . . you got to be kidding me . ,. ... allox. .. guten tag ... ciao . .. hola ...'OO the first time ...ah yup ... loves her yamaha . . .wot's wrong wiv me accent?!! . . . linc . . . good times at hampton . . . saint mary's hey jude ya know . . . J KATHLEEN MARY CONARD kathi . . loves that hampton beach . . . especial- ly the aintab stan-lee and the lemon frampton remembers the friendly gather- ings on m street and the pier . . . summers '74 8: 75 rent for charlie orchards datsun . . . we've onlyjust begun , , . doug . . . 58 CHERYL ANN CONNELLY nice kid . . . always laughing . . , band . . . jane's parties , . . fun to be with . . . wednesday nights . . . LAUREN LOUISE CONTI lauren . . . need a ride? . . . 15 minutes at the locker . . . quiet . . .keeps things to herself . . . it don't come easy . . . there's a bug on my window . . . i can't see . . . eagles concert . . . cafeteria psych sessions . . . DONNA MARIE CONNOLLY donna . , . loves the cape . . . 411 clutz , , , seen in a red chevelle . . . happiest with john , . . fa., .i gb A5 I YE fi g , A DAVID BRIAN CORREIA loves parties . . . weekends . . . friendly . . . loves hockey , . . seen skyin around . . . always in the right place . . . jill adorable always there when you U' A6 .1 -1. fra 1 . . , . JILL GWEN CORWIN need her ... thoughtful . ,. DIANE MARIE COSTELLO diane tennis . . . always smiling . . . dux- bury . . . a true friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out . . . JR ROBERT LINTON CROWE ROBERT EDWARD CRIMMINS bob . . . love those feet ... dimples . . . labaule , . . summers in maine . . . ski ace . . . pitcher .., good golfer ... V Y li Al,..5:T if 1 ,fi L V , t,,. ' f ?f'fi7 +1?f L? ', 2 V ' T' I A A V' .fs V MITCHELL ROY CREEM captain of football . . . 424 . . . suffield . A A sunday night i didn't do it well- rounded athletic . . . value king A . A loves those nantasket summers . . . everyone . . . -5 fa. 3 1 1 R l C 9 41-'7 CHRISTOPHER JOHN CROWLEY creb . , . winning isn't everything, it's the only DAVID TIMOTHY CROWLEY thing. f'lo-bo . . . dewage . . . mag-nee-to-chairs . . . , the night gallery . . . bhcc . .. dooshington STEPHEN GERARD CULLINANE Senmm later ' ' ' zap , . . camping trips . . . lacrosse . . . 60 h I : iii Q an as ,, WILLIAM FRANCIS CURTIS X K , X GLEN ARTHUR DANIELS PAUL LEONARD DAVENPORT duck 69 camaro charley's grave .. . drive-in . . . barbara . . . It PATRICIA ANN DAVIS patti . . . laugh and the world laughs with you I ,Y I 2 I TERESA MARIE DEGREGORIO looking forward to the future . . . wishes good luck to the future seniors . . . WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS billy yellow bird fenway never came through . . . grand prix . . . flh- 'x.k't vm ,Q , ws Y Q' Q , X ' ' V 1 I 'XT yxxy ' 4 . 2.5 a ' b .' - K I ' x ' f , i E xxgwlr, Ill :O ' N I3 , Q i K -. .. 1' in J . tl! 4 'Q ANDREW JAMES DELLEA bona's porch . . . beal street . . . the barn . . . onset . . . ang 41 MARK EDWARD DAY i'll bet you . . . new england raceway , . . the pats Jil , KATHY ANN D'ENTREMONT dent trackster cartwheels maine homerun most likely to succeed . . . lollipops cheerleader eagles the only reward of virtue, is virtueg the only way to have a friend is to be one. - emerson 6l f WILLIAM FRANCIS DEVINE, III MARGARET MADELEINE DEVINE too tall . . . a morrison marauder . ,, football star . . . all hockomock league defenseman . . . :A 4 g meg . . . la baule , . . falmouth . . . mdc'n'me A . . . co-author, the book of weird . . . fort lau- derdale . . . levi's 84 alligators . , .hingham . , , P ' estelle . . . tufts . . . living life is just a game, so they sayg all the games we used to play, fade awayg make me smile . . . g , - chicagc ,el , fi' 'vi E 5, -1 5 .rr ff' 'X JEROME PETER DICOSTANZO 4 ' DENISE CLAIRE UHEDOUVILLE you have to believe the buds will blow, believe X . - - in the grass in the days of snow: ah, that's the I I I -I-on the best da S to Ski mon mes reason a bird can sing, on his darkest day he y ... y p, ., ., . . . ,, ROBERT LEONARD DE YESO, JR. Wed., H. the cape drill team Smiley belteves in spring. - 7 a.m. before the game . . . sprout . . . the 'wlilack Oakm ' 'dll' ' bfpmd' ' ' alwags pits . . . colonel sanders helper . . . new year's Sun. .O mg ' C reams 0 10 av are t C eve loves to p-a-r-t-y cute i know realities of tomorrow. . . , we re gonna get caught . . . loves to ski . . . 62 ,,,, ,,,-.,.,. .23 fy, fffzg -w 24 I A e . A s at -ur-rq qv:-QQ nv- -v Q-0-oi! ww 'ff' WILLIAM HUGH DILLON, III bill always found in brockton . . . avoides prolonged talking on the phone . . . thoughts of ITIS... sm, LISA MARIE DIROSARIO I bob . . . turkey', . . . the wall . . . party . . . '39 .,,.,.4 JANET ELLEN DINEEN dineena . . . ooowiee . . . it's smooth . . . chi- nese red light . . . it must be the braces . . . ok don't listen to me . . . first lunch bunch . . . angelo's mcdonalds drill team co-cap . , . spirited . . . experiences . . . moving on . . . to better things . . . 537-7-A MICHAEL EDWARD DOOLAN l doushingwn -H LISA MARIE DOWLING yoh! ... paul ,., troll .. . black, grey . . . cat got your tongue? . . . swifts . . . summer of '75 hat loves to party 138 fields 63 airf' If . . al Q K Q li- Wu, lr. A, df , - . 1 J-151' ?'l-si CATI-ILEEN ANN DOYLE cathy A.. hello . . . charlie . . . the wall . . . lots of laughts . . . loves to party . . . joe . . . fields' park . . .i'm your captain . . . reverse role . , . california bound . , . , . . 1 f A ' - ' fs1.av.1f5w . fi, -. f rf- . H v AL n V 4 l JONATHAN ARTHUR EAMES football jock loves his grandma coat cast for a year avid bowler you're ruuude ,.. and i might too ... ellen 64 f., CAROL LOUISE DRAPER carol a friend to all a little crazy at W times ... vermont ... kenny ... I DOREEN ANN DUTRA dutes . . . not short . . . the cape , . . someday . . . hold fast to dreams for ifdreams die life is a winged bird that cannot fly. langston hughes DENISE TERESE EARDLEY JOHN PAUL ELFBAUM card q.p. florida '77 bhd-in nice looking always smiling loves to anton's . . . looks forward to the weekends . . . have a good time . . . one ofthe k boys . . . loves will remember carnival '76 . . . fourth of july to party favorite saying: got a butt? . . . . . . ponky fires , . . tuesday in december . . . JEAN MARIE EZEPIK wareham '76 . . . the gang . . . big red . . . 4fl5f76 . . . gets into predicaments . . . week- ends . . . tends to get talkative . . . friendship cheers like a sunbeam, charms like a good story, inspires like a brave leader, binds like a golden chain, guides like a heavenly vision . . . - newell d. hills NANCY JEAN MARIE FAY loves friday nights summer of '76 fields' park . . . strange maybe? . . . the train lucky man CHARLES PARNELL FAY sonny . . . uncle sam s . . . dennisport . . . the twins . . . LISA MARIE FALASCA summer of '76 . . . good friend . . . loves those stars . . . good dresser . ,. how's the weather CLARE ELIZABETH FERGUSON ROBERT CHARLES FINDLEN september 75 . . . often found in nurse's office bob . . . fred fliI1lSl0I1C . . . flnrly . . . bites hiS . . . friendship is constant in a world of uncer- IOUEUC . - - WHFFUS the bCf1Ch - - - tainities . . . life will continue . . . 65 MARY DIANE FINN this time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. - ralph waldo emerson ff-L. - WWW?- Y X . x if M' 'L WILLIAM MARTIN FLAHERTY loves to party . . . regarded as a space monkey and a mad dog on the ice ... fuzz 66 JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD GREGG ALAN FITZGERALD fitz . . . webber . . .thumbs . . . skies in luxury .. . riv fever , . . loves to turn . . . humorous .., scuba driver .,. boots ... king tire ... THOMAS JOSEPH FOLEY florida '77 385 ashland and suffield . football . . . most courteous . . . don't get hurt . . . baseball . . . MICHAEL WALTER FRANCIS franie . . . bicentennial . . . band . . . guitar great smile . . . vivacious . . . GREGORY JAMES GALLIGAN gorg . . . piper-cherokee pilot , . . maine 'N-.ef LAURIE BETH GALER yesterdays are the petals from the blossoms of today which grow from the seeds of tomorrow. BARBARA LEE GAGE bubba . . . majorettes . . . friendlys . . . chinese red light . . . march 13 . . . halloween party . . . barkie . . . papa gino's . . . pit . . . sixth period study . . . CATHERINE MARY GALVIN 67 'Q -t .k. . X .- ri' v , 9 . 'ax , . H, 'D I- 1 I n SHAYNE APRIL GATES L A' PAUL RICHARD GASKILL easy to get along with . . . college bound . . . i as z.- CD EVA MARIE GAVIGAN beaver . . , longs for 1980, but takes each day as it Comes . . worthy of budgeting money . .. winsome ,. , resplendent . . . commonly seen in a Camaro . ,. george . .. wouldn't it be excellent . . . there's always tomorrow for dreams to come true . . . if we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we ,.. could we? ,.. fields' park ,.. 7f3f76 I-up 41 ---r 'S ff? CHRISTOPHER ALAN GIBBS rocky . . . they just don't move . . a friend to LAURA JEAN GILLIS everyone . , . always smiling our varsity cheerleader . . . all right , . ' 1 1 ., - -4. ,:' Q eh' A . , . . 4' 1... .'v,. r, w, .ll 's 5:t' . vb ,fog P ff ,-QT i, - pm- .f s1.1 qt- .. .-...J tg . . - ' -'rug ,4. 1 In .bla SL, . 5 ' :gil 68 5 1.42 I 5 V V -fjayi-.,-grin , ,- V , . , ,. 9 1 THERESA FRANCIS GILMORE terry . . . always laughing . . . nice dresser . . . afternoon talks on sherman street , . . hummar- ock lessons . . . generous . . . a good friend to have . . . MARLA ROBIN GOLDMAN JANE MARIE GUILFOYLE always talking . . . humorous . , . the accident . . . crash . . . ears . . . peppermint toothpick ...ponky...thedent...gypsy...party... florida '77 . . . ina' ROBERT STEPHEN GUARINO rino , . . a chs bulk . . . devoll . . . summer of 76 . . . looks forward to weekends . . . puckster . . . fifth period library . . . ,, SHELLY BETH GUSSMAN you who are on the road, must have a code that you can live byg and so, become yourself because the past is just a good-bye . . . - graham nash 69 .. 17 f 1 JAMES EDWARD mcdonald's . . . nancy . . . amen . . . eagles . . . wings fairfield st boston tech-canton high '73-'77 . . . love ya sue f 5,2 HADDEN ' MARY ANN HALLORAN 6 folk group . . . theater club . . . make your own ,fy I kind of music, sing your own special songg make A 1 your own kind of music, even if nobody else K A sings along . . . fi. Qs j- P. .IOANNE HASEN FUSS jo .. . javelin . . . loves music . . . skiing . . . 70 martha's vineyard . . . the law . . . star market . , . good sense of humor . . . intelligent . . . fun to be with . . . really terrific person . . . good friend. . . tai DAVID LAWRENCE HAMROCK co-capt. football . . . LINDA JEAN HECKMAN nova scotia . . . bells . . little me . . . eu- rope '76 . . . i mean it . . . mgc . . . beach boys hot dog .. . yearbook staff . . . there's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. - belloc W ,f V , ' A l wt MA .v VA . , .A-V.. , ' - ' . CHERYL ANN HELLMUTH the colonial chicka the drive-in summers of '75 and '76 . . . the wall . . . RONALD CRAIG HOMER devoll cape .-. nh . . . weekends . . . para- dise . . . old times . . . fourth period breakfast . . . fields' park . . . gonna move in a straight line, when something gets in my way i'll go around it . . . -kd . X K get I' VIS 35. ANN HEROSY i T ', L W' eg! it f gf' a good dancer . . . temptation eyes . . . happiest l A' Hgh 'ix 3 .Q after two p.m. . . . grace . . . you are the sun- shine of my life . . . where's the party . . . a real LUCY LAWRENCE HEMENWAY comedian . . . always a good time . . . westport . . . seen driving a bucking pinto . . . Casablanca . . . m-night . . . loves horses . . . crazy . . . you can get it ifyou really wantg but you must try, try, and try, and you'll succeed at - jimmy cliff Q'Y 'W'h- LESLIE JOHN HOWLETT, III leroy morrison's marauders 72 in '77 . . . summer of'75 . . . bus rides home from franklin ... chs forever ... ljh ... 71 -. -..--.4 -Q 4 A N RONALD ALAN HUGHES .Q pw LYNNE ANN JACOBS ron . . . michelob . . . skyin . . . maine . . . F- are you a turtle? . . . explorers . . . camping 150 . , . nancy . . . yes jacket . . . three more . . . ski dooing . . . loves winter . . . years . . . HL- CHERYL ANN JENKINS chereel . . . the chickletts and meg . . . la baule . . , nine month joke . . . harmony hill . . . lin- da, traps and bananas . . . ican't cope . . . my friend is not perfect - nor am I - and so we suit each other admirably. - alexander pope 1, P ff N x GEORGE FRANCIS JENKINS gungins', , . . summer '75 . . , monument beach handsome 1980 always ready for a party ... eva ... ido my thingg you do yours . , . 72 , N DONALD MCKEEN JOHNSON donald . . . '74 mustang ii . . . happiest out of school . . . loves those sunday outings . . . moonchucka . . . real jock . . . ricki , , . 's '1Z. ' S AQ i f 1 Sl , its L I., ELIZABETH MARY BOTSCI-I november 26, 1976 . . . ricky . . . to warm the child who is cold and lonely, there is time to love i promise myself i will . . . NEAL JAY KAISER the herck . . . loves those t-birds . . . the res . . . frisbee . . . the moonbean . . . flirt . . . always happy ...a smile... x-' ff' I Q 1 STEPHANIE ANN KAROL if a man cannot keep pace with his compan- ions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummerg let him step to the music he hears how ever measured or far away. - henry david thoreau CLARE ANN KEENAN charles you laugh too much . . . explorer . .. post 83 . . . chs swimteam . . . you're my best friend . . . E MICHAEL PATRICK KELLEHER kell . . . puckster . . . slapshot . . . booberry . . . I '- 141 .f ,.,,-A al? ,- fe s .D fe NORINE KEEFE field hockey tennis ex-skater .. , co- forgers, inc . . . planned murder . . . if a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummerg let him walk to the music he hears however mea- sured or far away. - thoreau KENNETH JAMES KELLEY determined pre-med marine science . . . trumpet . . . chicago . . . organized . . . drum corps the more extensive a man? knowledge of what has been done, the grcmv- will be his power of knowing what to do , 'N - benjamin disruc-3 I I 6 1 l! f f ' 1 i,- ,i I 4 ' f f' JANE ATHERTON KERSHAW jak , . , talktative that connecticut accent ... swiftis beach '75 ... always laughing ... softball .A those parties . . . drill team . . . flag squad captain r . , it doesn't matter what we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes hap- piness . , 74 A jonathan livingston seagull KATHLEEN ANN KEMSKI kathy . . . pretty . . . friend to all . . . personal- ity plus .. . jr. year . . . never a dull moment loves a good time steve those school-girl days of telling tales and biting nails are goneg but in my heart i know that will still live on and ong how do you thank someone who has taken you from crayons to perfume? it isn't easy but i'll try . . . l. 1:-sr CLEMENT GEORGE KILEY the cape ... tr6 . . . five year plan . . . if ' i 'J MARGARET LOUISE KENT peggy . . . salty air and Seagulls everywhere. i want to live there one day: i don't care when it will be, i want to go to the sun. - peter frampton I I, JAP' , , . - inf SCOTT JAMES KILGALLON bill rodgers . . . last of the k , . . trackster . . . blue hills cc . . . tender for the k boys 'S TIMOTHY WALTER KILROY spic always seen in maybellene loves JOYCE ELAINE KRAEMER blondes puckster . . . always dreaming of boston gardens . . . drive-in . . . come on will - . . . . Joyce blonde space puppy little yaaag how dld lt go ' ' ' Stalrway to heaven sister . . . basketball games . . . david brian . . . e le snoopy frisbee buddy never lets you down always there true friend strawberry fribbles . . . irving . . . 'Nfl N139 - ,gi STEVEN MICHAEL LAFERTE 1 pres, . . . church at mac's . . . can always be SUE ALISON LAMBERT X ., ' QNX 1' . 1 found in stoughton mcdonald's vs. roxies Ns, football games ' ' ' pleasant . . . nice to know . . . EILEEN THERESA LANCI lance teaticket la baule .. . 3 muske- teers . . . ski, manchester . . . idon't know actu- ally ...ay' oward . . . central city . . . jim clark ... penguin ... alligator . . . 49th largest sms, ... quick, quick, do something! . . . the it Q and hound marie lO-I4 nr i fwb Rv ALAN WILLIAM LANE errol . . .54 chevy ... my dream car ... DANIEL JAMES LANE football . . . skying in itty's car . . . devollee I . . uncle sam's . . . most humorous . . . saint ives MARY PATRICIA LEI-IMAN the neighborhood . . . tango days . . . and the seasons they go round and round and the paint- ed ponies go up and down: we're captured on a carousel of timeg we can't return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round in the circle game. - joni mitchell ,av U '76 F L A--nl 2 'Ihr THOMAS LOVETT LENNON MONICA JANE LEONARD tommy . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . real friend when something gets in my way i go 'round it ,.. black oak ... sophomore year ... .. ... moe ... happiest in chatham .,. regular at wampy . . , no. I4 puckster , , , sunrises . . . loves to travel . . . pretty smile . .. the stars ,. . burns . . . Iarrys' px . . . . 7 -.4 CQ. ' -- -,-- sw MZ wi I gem:-ra lj- 'fi I 3 QF uv--v KENNETH JASON LEONI when we will, they won't, when we don't want to, they want exceedingly . . . od THOMAS FRANCIS LIMERICK tender . . , trackster . . . chocura s revenge . . . THOMAS ETHAN LEONI easy to get along with . . . nice to know . . , Q 'Ni' STEPHEN RICHARD LINSKY SHARON ELIZABETH LINTON the mercury . . . economy and the student . . . sharon . . . petite blonde . . . cute cheerleader jelly beans . . . charlie's bakery , . . yaf . . . . . . always smiling . . . outgoing . . . fun to be ronald reagan . . . aaay tf . . , veni, vidi, vici with . . . those double dates . . . brighams' girl found near food - gauis julius caeser vt ks :gtk fiwftsi f - l PAUL ARTHUR LOFGREN PETER ANDREW LOFGREN. JR 329 football team . . . handsome . . . randolph peter . . . handsome . , , Flirtatious . . . football ,. . sunday night, who did it? .. . weekend 422 randolph remembers the res nights . . . devolee . . . frisbee . . . buddy . . . sunday night. who did it? .-. ,Aw , , - 1 7 4 Z DORENE MARIE LOSCOCCO bosco la baule . . . weekend in maine skiing . . . keys . . . memories of nobscusset . . . the Camaro . . . hyper . . . slow ride . . . mid- 4 ' 95 night swim . . . the kid . . . I ' x t r fu X, - X X' ,' s fi, ' 3 SUSAN MARGARET LOWDEN DOUGLAS CLARK I-OWRY oh th05e friday nights ,A , fields' park Sum- he drew 3 Cll'ClC lhal shut ITIC OUI hCl'CIlC. mer'76 , , fifth perigd Studies b 4 b Office 3 , V V rebel, a thing to Rout: but love and i had the wit maybe? , . life will go on ,,. these days at last T0 Wlni we drew 3 Circle that l00k him in. are gone and new ones lie ahead ., . -edwin mafkham 78 It MARK JOSEPH LYDON -1. ?iN STEPHEN JOHN LYDON 41X rf H -4' 4' -., 'M ., 'yrs' nf ,mr W ,,1.-Q- ' 'a. , . .N ' ELIZABETH ANN MACDOUGALL painters use their eyes to show us what they seep but when that canvas dries we all see it differently james taylor 0 40- 'L- HEATHER MARIE MACFAWN JEANNE VERONICA MACLEOD live each day in sunshine . . . david . . . bpm . . . the little red fire engine . . . slow ride ... midnight swim ... april '76 ... loves that piano 14 1.--...rw-aw I-?,V1'if'l'f gl 'I ff! ,QQCY 4 H -wax 1517. ROBERT JUDE MAHON EY cad . . . always smiling . , . everybody's friend nice dresser loves a good time . . . always partying . . . a true burn out . . . bus a bust , . . A KAREN ELIZABETH MARINI love when you cang cry when you have to be who you mustg that's a part of the plan . fr of ,if ,f ff ew:1 iff: F7 ' 80 .Xa ,K 4 ix - , i RICHARD JOHN MARTIS 'fi ROSEMARIE MARTINO rose mark if i leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? for i must be traveling on nowg cause there's too many places i've got to seeg i'm free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change . . . - lynyrd skynard 1 K Nvx, f . EDWARD FRANK MAZUROSKI in If NORMAN FRANCIS MCCART, JR. norm . . . cherish the times of good, laugh at the times of bad, but always appreciate what you have . . . 1 CHARLES EUGENE MCCARTHY band vans tenor sax . . . blue volare with a l00 whip . . . PAUL GERARD MCCABE if skull often seen in black bomber .. happiest outside of school . . . sunday night . . . A ROBERT MICHAEL MCCLELLAN robbie . . . 44 on the ice . . . loves the weekends . . . resides in ponky . . . the monte . . . lou reed , ea. PATRICE LOUISE MCCORMICK trice . . . ester . . . smelly . . . austria . . . skiing i see two howards and two johnsons . . . mccormick ter . , . fields' park . . . eights . . . blue bomber . . . fourth ofjuly '76 . . . blinking light . . . C Q 1 . 1 . ,f 4 A n 4 -,Q ' kt 81 ,J Q ' . , I feng ' ' , 1587 X DEBORAH MARIE MCGONIGLE MICHAEL GERARD MCGRATH LISA JEAN MCLELLAND to be married to john gillespie, 6f24f78 . . . can woo woo . . . happiest away from school . . . call box 286 . . . pretty . . . great sense of hu always be found on curtis road . . . debbie ann carefree . . . the blue spruce . . . mor . . . lives for weekends . . . summer '74 , . . . . oooh that party at leroy's , . , cute kid . , , true friend . . . always there to help . . . always seen in a maroon car . . . happiest out of school . . . stairway to heaven .. . loves those parties . . . duxbury beach . . . ,.f,,a' i ' 7 'fl 44' A ' v lr:-f, by V- Q 1'N -' 'il su-L., Qi? A ,,...T,,3, LYNNE SUSAN MENDES V feb. 26 . . . loves to dance . . . found in marion the friendship of those we serve is the X ' foundation of our progress. . . . , S y I ,A A 1 STEPHEN CHARLES MCNEIL , I V I . l. g A , - - f - . ' A webb . . . captain steve . . . cumbies . . . evets it i . . . center . . . field . . . ace hockey player . . . I . 1 5 I . ,- ' skies in stalling skylark . . . king turn . . , shin splints . . . DONALD PETER MCNEICE don mcneice corporation . . . where is my pay- check. dad? BZ ' f f ,A 1 . Vx. E D f, ' . l ,ai ' , in , 3 Q., ' Y' H, A r f SCOTT THOMAS MILINDER BARRY LOUIS MILLER DEIRDRE MILLER those who expect to reap the blessings of free- we fight not to enslave, put to get a country dee . . . stubborn . . . band finally . . . always dom must undergo the fatigue of supporting it free, and to make room upon the earth for gr0UI1Cl6d . . . nice kid . . . jane's parties , , , - thomas paine honest men to live in. - thomas paine 41 KEVIN LEO MILLERICK enjoys concert nights . . . aerosmith '75 . . . yes '76 ,.. led zepplin '77? ... I . . fd! NANCY MARIE MILROY florida 7th period, jr. year b.m. friends 727 mike life is hard to forsee, you can never tell what the future will beg for some it's like a life-long dream, and for others it's a still moving stream, but whatever is your case, the future is yours to face . . . NANCY LEE MITCHELL austria . . . february 26, 1976 . . . loves to ski .. . may the road rise up to meet you, may the wind always be at your back, may the sun shin.- upon your faceg the rains fall soft on your field, and until we meet again, may god hold you the hollow of his hands . . . P k , if MARIE ELENA MONAHAN rie ... incredible laugh .,. t.v. nut .,. who is it? ... i'm hungry ... the spa ... loves to talk on the phone . . . laughs at everything . . . ef 4 1 ,---- -f-f' an-A-,:,.,Wa, , ..1V ,, ' ff ,gi 1' 61,1 ef, . ' . V, 44 3 ,Y , . N ' 3.9 A , ,wx nd '1 f 6- 4--'-V' s y ,U M SHAWN PATRICK MOORE shawn . . . green mustang , , , three stooges weekend in hawaii . . . hockey . . . LINDA MARIE MONDOR loves to party '... gold committee , . . grizz . . . led zepplin . . . good sense of humor , , , when in desparate need. break out the face press . . I new year's eve '75 , . . 415' ROBERT PHILIP MORITZ JOHN ADRIAN MORRIS mo , . . great puckster . . . gunstock .. , mrs. murphy's brother . .. nine miles zapped wampy ,M baseball ... skyin' in the imp ... .,. Cougar ... prayer meetings H. sense olhumor . ,, turning . . . airborn ... d 84 915- 9 ALAN RICHARD MOSKOWITZ '69 green camaro . . . leslie . . . second lunch with tongue . . . blonde . . . chevy ifl . . . -Q ,dk DANIEL JOSEPH MURPHY SANDRA LEE MULHOLLAND sam humorous . . . says what she feels heard before seen our bulldog a future cop? . . . loves that turquoise . . . peter murph grace . . . trackster . . , pole-vault record . . . the camping trips . . . fi-'S 'ITP' S JAMES COREY MURPHY WILLIAM MARK NANNERY muff . .. bicentennials . . . will remember mark . ., t-bird . . . bob dylan , . . the kid , . . camping at n.h. ... devoll , , , artie , , . vail ... tambourine man . . , beacon hill . . . summer of '76 ... the bike ... huh ... what permanently unemployed . . . destined to live at home . . . door . . . jr: fb-X .IULIANNE MARIE NEMES julie . . . tons of fun ... skiing .,. austria ... 1 see two howards and two johnsons blue bomber kingston fourth of july buyer 41 cheerleading . . . lifeguard . . . mccormick ter . . . blinking light . . . salty som- jhu. . RONALD ANDREW NICHOLS ronnie ... friend to all ... always talking . . . west island party . . . precinct if l . . . texaco uncle ron JANET SUSAN NORIS jannie-sue . . . charmin . . . houssenpfeffer . . . explorers , . . squanto , . . camp gannett . . . maine . . . cherokees . , . super seven and seven brero . . . ,x I of . . . bump, bump, bump . . . i love ya honey. but ijust can't smile . . . dreams of honda gl 1000 ,,. farrah's upstairs ... get off my ear .. . Q0 4 I . ,. 11 I 86 ,W L , V: MAUREEN NORTON mac's . . , mo . . . second lunch '75 . . . oh three or four . . . great sense of humor . . . skier . . . loves those weekends . . . ELIZABETH ANN O'BRIEN l 1 'ig ' Q ELLEN O'BRIEN always in good moods . . . never a dull moment , . . never hesitates to help . . . has many friends . . . new hampshire . . . last summer . . . those lollipops . . . love, bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things, love never ends . . . - Corinthians 13:4-8 '-if MARY-CLAIRE O'BRIEN . . . woman was created from man: not from his head to top him, not from his feet to be walked upon, but from his side to be his equal, from under his arm to be protected by him, and from close to his heart to be loved by him. plqufr-n':'!'1LQ 1? v -'r' 'vs'-'-'-frv. , H .. . ,, ... ' ' ,-35 , 1 'gt,,j,jf A W i 11: MARY ELLA O'DETTE mare . . . enjoys a good time . . . loves to party . . . won't forget summer of '75 . . . boy i feel tall will always remember her one night journey to n.h. .,. a fi 415 Y lv EDWARD JOSEPH O'HARA . . and with a voice too eager and a smile too broad, he announced to the hostess that she was a fraud . . . no! jawohl - lerner 8: lowe is JANE CHRISTINE O'HARA so gentle a being that one can gaze in dismay. so gentle a heart that one can receive with a tear, so gentle a mind that one can explore with a smile, so gentle and oh so kind. I-5' 1 -S .7 L fi., 'F SHARON MICHELE OREL england ,,. france ... folk-group ... i shall pass through this world but once. if, therefore, there be any kindness i can show, or any good things i can do, let me do it nowg let me not defer it or neglect it, for i shall not pass this way again. ap K grellet 'Tl I. 3 -A -1 . .X as i 'Yx x CHERYL PHYLLIS ORTENDAHL ortie . ,. absent list . . . cheche . . , the kids , . . the summer . . . marshfield . . . ' is si- '1 ,.v ff., ' I ' ,. I iii I, s f'sg- E i .1 y -an Q ELAINE JEAN PANCIOCCO , for every gift or sacrifice, there are or there may be two kinds of gratitude: the sudden kind we feel for what we take, the larger kind we feel for what we give . . . - edwin arlington robinson Y . ll-TC' I 'li 3-5 PATRICIA MARION PANCIOCCO patty i mean really hyde park quiet until you get to know her , . . always there to listen . . . you can tell more about a person by what he says about others, then by what others say about him . . . CHRISTOPHER JUDE PERFETTI will remember freshmen dances . . . my light- bulb in la baule france bubbles hippo I 8L II weekend in maine snow buggy ... mt's ,.. humarock summers ... jr. year weekends dibi's car the two o'clock club . . . it's friday . . . 115 A y ,..., I ,... 'z s -:s ': I ERIC SCOTT PEDERSEN x 4' ,W -gif ,, QQ, 4, s. 14, .1- il .4 Q42 it , I 1, , V ,sl '-. V v ag , 7, Wfyf, iq 1 W, ,, ALAN SCOTT PERRY don't let it bring you downg it's only castles burningg just find someone who' turning and you will come around - neil we ,Y ...TV T-ff. -1-f,f g to at as If 0- ' '3 I it I Q ' ,aan 3 l rv! , MZ 'f ,ia ' Q1 Y DAVID BRIAN PICKETT meatball pick human rock three time loser .. . Ia baule ... how ya doin .. . weekends in n.h. . . . one of smitty's boys . . . catcher . . . athletic . . . witty . . , good singer . . . human magnet . . . BRIAN JOSEPH PIKE k ... blue hills ,.. truro ... hit those moguls . . . cause when the blood begins to flow and i really don't care anymore about all you jim jims in this town and everybody else down. all the politicians making crazy sounds. - lou reed Z f , fri I.. vALER1E JEAN PLANT if north Conway, n.h. , . . john ... stand with me, SHEILA ANNE PODGURSKI care only for today, for the next time, i may not be mf mam blue owenf2l buck bay bai- ley . .. bucky . . . hayrides . . . lazy s . . . shamus . . . teddy's junk box . . . 90 ,ff-In U6 MARA-LUISA PIZZI and if you listen very hard that tune will come to you at last when all are one and one is all to be a rock and not to roll . . . ' '... danny's song ... summer of '75 . . . junior prom ... framp- ton . . . mara and eddie . . , .S X MICHAEL ANTHONY PONTE but now is not the time to look back, now is the future and all its mysteries. we will never forget these days but we can't dwell on them. i don't regret leaving, but i really don't want to go. mfs it 'lv'- 1 ,dl-Lg in -new PAUL WILLIAM QUINN found in Stoughton or brockton . . . always on EDWARD VINCENT PUOPOLG the phone with jane or kathy . . . skier of the ed big daddy trap man moscow year . . . tendency to go with girls named jane 1980. . . bulgaria . . . one ofimorrison's ' ' ' aerosmith ' ' ' marauders a gold medal in the '80 games at moscow . . . --2' DONNA ELIZABETH REGAN CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH REGAN sweet summer of '76 let's munch out chicka Cumberland farms lucy 84 ai came i learned rm Qin to learn 3 aim ethel those green eyes a friend to the ,, ' doushingion g rogms I7 I2 g end .. . that white malibu . . . stairway to heav- ' en...imperterbable... 3 ,fm ,B I HEIDI LOUISE RASMUSSEN i am not afraid of tomorrow for i have seen yesterday, and i love today . . . 9-9 el ff I ,fly is R U FRANCIS XAVIER RICCI football ... thanksgiving game M. rubber band .. . sixth period study . , , true happiness is of a retired nature, and an enemy to pomp and noise: it arises in the first place. for the enjoyment of one's selfg and, in the next, from the friendship and conversation of a few select companions. 1 Llddlwii ww as 4' CAROL ANN RIORDAN i do my thing you do your thing, i am not in this world to live up to your expectation and you are not in this world to live up to mineg you are you and i am i and if by chance we find each other it is beautiful ... gregg ... carol ... the lake ... a special friend .,. fall' ' , tj., f. .1- X MARK ROGERS buck ... devoll ... all nighters ... the cape , , . ,.. seen often in the yellow bug ... n.h. KAREN ANN ROSEN you talking to me . . . white socks and sneak- ers to look up and not down, to look forward and ' ' ' not back. to look out and not in, and to lend a hand ... ... hale ... roseni ... , 1' wi af , 4 . ua--,m V ., ,. ,A 3 'Z' fl ,Ii l 1 x gl s 1 115 is DAVID ALDEN RYLEY ry es memories of nobscusset the keys SHEILA ALICIA SACK weekend in maine hyper bu k halloween 75 loves to ski chunk a banana Scales tweety mcmones of coffee skiing tennis dresses well french nl a true friend friendly . .. creature double feature . . pre ty contagious laugh the letter -1' fnext what , ,Q V SX' A 1 DAVID ALLEN SASS gumper liked by everyone party time .. . never a dull moment . , . humorous . . . a hockey nut oh!! that trans-am sell a tape deck . . . pumping iron . , . karate expert MOLLIE DRAPER SEAMAN we know all about those crazy artists . . . mollie loves jay can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every lineg it's the laughter we will remember whenever we remember . . . the way we were A . . . . . A, PETER JAY SERESKY pierre usy france '76 the famous yearboook photographer . . . great sense of hu- mor ... shragi ... yaunch ... loyal ... fun to be with . . , always optimistic . . . faf' MICHAEL JAY SHAIN canton high radio station . . . smorg . . . canton yaf what has destroyed liberty and the rights of man in every government that has ever existed? the generalizing and concentrating all cares and powers into one body. - thomas jefferson if .' ... , . 111. GY!! .av--iikn KATHLEEN MARIE SHEA kathy . . . remembers freshman and sophomore years . . . skyin' '... christmas party , . . got an extra pencil'?' '...' 'you who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by, and so become yourself because the past is just a good- bye. A graham ngish Q3 Q7 I ....-x+-vv1.- WWW M xi lang 45 f' m, . r Q, EDWARD PAUL SHEEHAN, JR. MICHAEL STEVEN SILVERMAN ? 5. JEAN ELIZABETH SICARD strive to be happy and to make your dreams realities AMY LYNN SHEINBERG RICHARD GORDON SIMPSON simbo . . . lou reed . . . k . . . always ready for the party . . . 11 LINDA MARIE SISSON pub club . . . flixton .. . england . . . ski . . . ROSEMARY ALISON SMALL rose . . . loyal member of first lunch bunch clark . . . talkative . . . hyper .. . well-dressed . . . the hill . . . senior breakfast . . . green p.j.'s . . . dial a question . . . elton . . . .. . mickey mouse , . . world's record chinese red light horseneck beach .. . majorettes . . . always there to listen to your problems . . . it's smooth . . . so how's it going . . . we're doomed, we'll never make it . . . 'I 717, 'i....n CYNTHIA MARIE SMITH cindy . . . skugger . . . a true friend . . . rowdie .. . loves a good time . . . humorous . . . always has a comment for everything . . . what's up for tonight? . . . my mother . . . jacqueline en- terprises . . . future nurse . . . call box 286 . . . JOHN FRANKLIN SPEARIN t'5 1'- SCOTT LESLIE SPECTOR peck enjoys a good time .. . skylark . . . can be found at b.u. on weekends . . . always on the move . . . goaltender . . . jodi . . . 95 Jian' P-. 'Ji-,H ' ui 1 1 7,-12. Jg-: W' fggsl-Rifles? v luv y ff v ' ' ' 'ull .-..w-given. - .- at-T M210 ' 'lx cg sink 'DIU5 '5-'K ff? n l l MARY ALICE STANLASKE . 23.12117 i've only just begun to live ,. , 'R Y'l'l' s A.- SHERRI LYNN SPIGEL beagle drive-in green p.j's gold dodge ... chicken soup ,,. skying with I2 .., football games ... me and my shadow .., fun to be with ... i finally did it ... V -I -.q it if 'K '. M1 'CS I-J l s ,1 XY Q v'-' i -1 'v W. . ,1 l 'I' K 'Q K. 2 fx. -tf 1fX I M api CHARLES ANDREW STELLBERGER. lll chuck . .. fun to be with ... the party at drive' in ... rude ... lingo class ... ma honey .., what's your quest . , . double . . . no tomorrov. f V ,ii-0 A is if S Z ,V A1 V ' ' A. 4 ' limi' r 1 fn J, ff rw 4- , ' Q 4 ' ' R it K f V. 4' Q WALTER JOHN STORKUS ' K ,L artistic .. . greatly involved cyo . . , mer- . , cury . . . co-captain, math team . . . helps oth- ers ... famous for his drawings ,.. enjoys all SUSAN RUTH STOLLER sports a future doctor I-. ' tubee . . . loves nantasket beach . . . dedicated to student council . A A lechmere employee . . . N monty , . . constantly crying . .. good dresser ,.. loves pizza . ,. florida 44, october 4, 1975 Hvpaul... 96 ,Q NW R, 5 EN I 1-HQ, m l 4 BRIAN LEO SULLIVAN F51- DONNA MARIE SULLIVAN her ways are ways of love, and all her paths are beautiful . . . 451 '-in-'2 4, LESLIE ANN SULLIVAN spend all you have for happinessg buy it and never count the cost . . . Yi l Mmm-1... 'hi Hi m JOSEPH KENNEDY TAYLOR joe . . . humorous , . . happy-go-lucky . . . france . . . fun to be with . . . sheep . . . friendly . . . florida . . . puckster 39 . . . our president ... state finals . . . ox-at in TERESA ANNE TAYLOR terry . . . summer of '74 . . . leo . . . blue nova . . . linda and carol and all those grubby days . . . joann . . . mrs. tardanico . . . , ....-v,..v- -,.-.- - iq-1 , Xi Xp ks, STEVEN TENNEY YM?,,V,.,: ...,,4 . ., ,, W, ,WT M ,J 41' M A.. lf' v , , fill ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS beth .. . fields' park . . . fourth period break- fast . . . hilltop . . . don't walk in front of me, i may not followg don't walk behind me, i may not leadg walk beside me, and just be my friend. ima' X I. THOMAS WILLIAM THOMAS let me tell ya tom tom braintree waterworks jodi grand prix '70 how ya doing? . . . 23 JEAN JOSEPH THOMPSON .aa seg ,. i ... fs- -lig i DEBORA JEAN THORNTON debbie . . . debo . . . 2f7f76 . . . peanut butter . . . purple socks . . . remembers teddy . . . lemons . . . summer of '76 . . . 143 . . . imagi- nation is the key to all knowledge . . . - albert einstein Q ,.t. f it ' . ,el f v X Y 1 Q A ,I . V, A DOROTHY TREMENTOZZI memories are the only paradise from which we cannot be driven . . . . . . dot . . . mattapan . . . bowie . . . endicott mansion . . . wollaston beach . . . the hatter . . . 'it's not time to make a change, just sit down take it slowly . . . long island don't let me hear you say life's taking you nowhere . . . smitty . . . N ily PATRICIA ANN TUTUNJIAN p.a.t. . . . artistic . . . la baule . . . fort lauder- dale . . . mdc's answer to dynamite on ice , . . an officer of the law . . . the april '76 ride to the cape co-author of THE BOOK OF WEIRD the things that were the most difficult to endure are the sweetest to remem- ber. . . . EDWARD EUGENE TRUNFIO often found on the golf course . . . golf pro . . . drive-in . . . rebel . . . martha's vineyard . . . -SCDCCH J JOSEPH EDMUND ULRICH LEAH MARIE ULIANO it's friday . . . 360's in snowbuggy . . . fresh- man dances . . . a rocky point . . . weekend in maine . . . hippo i and ii . . . the neighborhood . . . crescent ridge . . . two o'clock club . . . softball . . . dance . . . outdoors . . . oak bluffs 'Y e -v' MICHAEL FREDERICK TYRRELL michael . . . basketball . . . the states . . . con nections in the health office . . . mick . . . bub- bles . . . concerts . . . raffle . . . not just nice, real nice . . . DIANNE MARIE VADEBONCOUR buff... maine ... flash ... cape cod ... billy andee thegang yese'm camp squanto .., dedham . . . are you a turtle . . . if ya love me honey, you'll smile treasure valley . . . fi ELAINE .IOHANNE VINIOS JOSEPH STEPHEN VOGEL e.v. . . . equestrienne . . . anticipation is half bill hills country club . . . cape cod . . . white the fun . . . mountains . . . X . !a.,...' I P' QQ quiet... ? ' ...warm ed . ew- . - 1 . Y HELEN ANNE WALSH elle aime les langues . . . intelligent personality . . . the goal of living is 1 to grow, forgetting why, remember how. MARK EDWARD WALKER drive-in . . . 1970 dodge charger . . . manches- ter, england . , . summer'76 . . . fox and hounds 100 -e.e. cummings 'X JAMES JAY WALDMAN jim .. . waldo .. . coffee breaks . . . anne from milton . . . moshe weinberg a.z.a. lil . . . Q7 RICHARD JAMES WAYSTACK a leader . . . nice to know . . . president. student council . . . RTS-nil. ROBERT SCOTT WEDGE RICHARD LAWRENCE WEINER DANIEL THOMAS WHITE scotty . . . 68 loves those telephone poles dick the cape . . . 10cc . . . national lam- danny . . . football . . . wizza . . . pumpkin . . . . . sixth period gym class , . . poon . . . pinball . . . water-skiing . . . the mooring . . . la baule . . . kronenbourg . . . il? JEFFREY WILLIAM WINTERS MARK ALAN WITUNSKI X F'Ij DEMETRA XENAKIS tully ... ahem ... always smiling .,, we ll- dressed . . . longing to be a teacher . . . summer '76 . . . make your own sunshine . . . ICI 2 DAVID JOHN DONAHUE if at GLENN JOSEPH FLEMING PICTURES UNAVAILABLE Robert Charles Fennessey James Edward Flaherty Kenneth Edward Fulton Michael Joseph Malloy David Francis Marshall Michael Joseph Mitchell Thomas Gerard Signori Linda Suzanne Simm Timothy Ernest Stock Roy Edward Stringer Linda Patricia Williams 'Y' jd 53 1' MARIE MULLANEY .ity -wi 4 A . ap i..-.Ja I Q qbk lug 94 'L A-sd' 5, P 'Q V I iv'- I 1 Jil r N X 4 S.. ln., Ss mja 1 X , P04 me may xl '11 W2 X 7 . 1 X . ' , V F ' . .gf ' -' MA . ,. , , ' . ' A 0 '- V. ,. ,Am iw, 4M,:.Aw W X 5 Z Wh '., -1-'. ..f , 1- V. ' ,, rf. ,f .1 , J' XA .1 1.5-3. V - ' Q. 42: . A 1 , N -, ., f -, f , f X Q 1 , . lpgef' y' N. ' .,. r.2-af!-',-svn , f 'ah 'T' Q . M, .- 5., 41 , , 4a , I- . .-. V .-5 4 7' - 4 if -.,' lg, -195644517 Y , I-fnff-,p-g'rw ff? ' ,, A917-', 14- . Nw' AJ, V, X. M w,,,,, I V nv .fn ' , ,, . 404,40--f - Y: 3,5 'f -f3 fh,i,,:,v:',AL'Ff' 9 ' ' ',..f-an-,.,.,,w - .- , . 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Row 4: S. McDermott, L. Bogue, D. McCary, P, Murphy, J. Eckler, S. Curran, P. Sullo, D. Shea, J. McPherson. Row 5: E. Jones, S. Coleman, G. Cafasso, R. Berardi, M. Henderson, J. Connolly, B. White, D. Keelan, J. Leonard, M. Carroll. Row 6: Student trainer, J. Staiti, student trainer, P. Curran, Coach Cunningham, Trainer Staiti, Coach Roache, Coach Ventura, Coach Therrien, Coach Morrison. Us ' v. 6 J J .r. , ff , ,Z 1 . X A s' 1' y 2 7 F? f 5 if A -- , 'jim Devine ' ' - n fl - k R ice' . . ,LI T G! E-1 A ' l ALL HOCKOMOCK ALL-STARS The Bulldog offense put the game away early in the as 1 flI'St quarter . . .M - jay Shuman Mercury A CANTON LEFT NO DOUBT if 4 2 From the opening kickoff, it was apparent this game fl' was going to the dogs - the Canton High Bulldogs A . . . - Patriot Ledger 2 3 V 1 F CANTON DEFENSE DOES IT AGAIN Canton 14, Franklin 8 The defense has done it again . . . 3 I x The Canton High Bulldogs, coached by Mr. Paul Therrien had an impressive season. Canton is very proud of the team and the effort, dedication, and great sportsmanship it has shown. - ..- - David Hamrock Co-Captain Puopolo 'li 1 Q ala L. Mitchell Creem Co-Captain candids by Jim Govatsos 8L Dick Pinto M IW i 4 I in L V 1 +1 CANTON VICTORIOUS! This was a team that worked toward a winning season all year. They wanted to achieve it and they worked to earn it. A game like today you have to cite the entire team . . -Coach Therrien Thanksgiving This Thanksgiving belonged to Canton whose 14-6 victory over its next- door neighbors was far more convincing than the score It was a brilliant ending to an already brilliant season as the Bulldogs ran up their league record to a second place 6-2 with a 14-6 victory over Stoughton in the 51st meeting of these teams on Thanks- giving Day. For Canton it was a proud day as the Bulldog faithful invaded the Stoughton High Field and came away with the win over arch-rival Stoughton . . -M. Chefitz Canton Journal vi 4' av' ad -Bob Richards Patriot Ledger x l .4 ?S5 'nazi Q55 fa l E .K milf, I x K 'bv LA gd 4 'ii w Q ' e' , E! A113 ' qi 'YN . A f X A ' . ,, 4, I 4 -J ,gd 4 n, ln 1, X K Y . H w N A , ' . M ,4 W r-:qs ' J l 1 . - Y V - ' 1 A . , , . 1 I I I , . ' 'L I I ', A x I 'F ' V I 4? ' ,xy ' V A , I ,- f 4, 5 'f-14 1' Q. h v IS ' A ,-1.31:-'+ 'f-2-fl-A ' ',. 'A'9...d:L w-1,u'n.',..., Ph -V, x 8 - 5, , ,Mx .I . - .4 . 3-A , - 1, . At h I' qw. ,?55,:'1,4.s,' l ,, . Q X ' I , ' -. -V W' 1 , ,E 1, ..g3,'-vg'- , ,QQ . '-4 . .. ,. . . . , 'fM1- . , few ,,,g ..,.,.,-I , -A '-ff 1- 4 A L -.134 .L .J -- -4 . ... vw-If ,, ,,,, . v .hh .x, iv' . A -swlkngn, 5-7: f ':14cwil'i41E af ...ALI 92231 f 1: nln w fl Rowl J Curnvan J Blres J Merlmo B TIIUS E McCabe C McMorrow S Farrell D Yeomans T Smalldone P Monahan D Cnolfl Row2 Coach Hlll D Botsch T Pmeo S Karol B Plckett P Barrera,S Olsen G Ivanoskn - , .-.'.7:1:.-Lvxr.-1 - -- ' . -- -o-. I l l l 'px IQ 8-, W 'M- e' ' . M az. ' I -aa P' 'h 'wi Q22 ' Row 1: A. Merlino, S. Mulholland, S. Droney. Row 2: J. Nemes, K. d'Entremont, L. Gillis. Row 3: K. Kemski. A. Clark, M. Lehman, S. Linton, L. Clark, B. Thomas, T. Merlino. 1 1, ZW 4- 5 f ' -ll 5 . . . 'ff . ,H lwj ' l .X , 1 I 1 P 5.5 ,,.-. . lg! nl X N , y Il ll' R 411 , , i I Give us a C l ' Lu T K. I -. , N I 5- O Q ml '3 , 'sr 1 1 1 4 ., 'A y., 1+ y I - nj' 'X fl fi , J' 'ff-:ii :' K Lynn Clark, Co-Captain ii Kathy d'Entremont. Co-Captain Liv ws -' '15 V fic. s , .vw . , ...mari .7 . Q.. N 9 A, N 9.1, ' s x, ,vm 'E'-P' JM lvlu' WI. fi: ,J '1 , bil' ,, 4' , .yt ., ' ,0' 'A ,Aa f I , ua I. VL inirip j ' L' , . ' ' ' ' 4 .- V. 3 A M 1 -Y' 2 Ar , - -'md ,..,,fvl1,-.f. ' 11' . . slfvl- .U ' f',.AwM',' sf Q pp 1 Q n.,Au 1 s W1- I Y.. - V 1 ',. , V, . A ,M cyxg- X' -g,'5r,L- .-, 1 ' xg ' 7. 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J . nv J te . v -,,!4f.:g,f'd y , ,,.,.,. - as-soc 1' , 1 4 ' ' 1 1 5 .. , i ' , V 1 .Y I . 7A , ,. Al.,,5,'A.x ' 4 ' 1 ' I 11 nfvl. . .My-:pw . 1 A'fY:i,:,: , fa, rpg ...S-.1Aho4yvfb'ff ' r A, -:fix f lv I ' 1 Q ,V ' ,- W J 3 , P'-4 Row l: P. Davis, J. Sicard, V, Balsamo, K. Barrera, N. Keefe. Row 2: Coach Farley, N. Bille, L. Smith, T. McNeil. E. Carrington, D. Gaynor, P. Monahan, M. Kelly, M. Enos. f ' v 'fl .Lis- s W- 1:99- ,Z ar Coach Farley I iQiY'1ii+f' 'f ii , ,fi A' '32 xl' 1 Y . 1 f . A ,, . . 3' , 1 , - . X X 0 K? 2,32 fi fi- Q ' I G 1,1 3 A M ' TP-i5A'f!'51 ws. , A. ..-ff -'ff fem' x -P f - i - ' 1 ri ' 4215-fziiiswfwrfl ' W . ry .Az mf 5 yr-g',,. ,rt v . X , ,'.-yy . 3 . , , , . 0 f g .1 A- Q ,-.. gr Q, V v N vw , 'S 'F ,-9lQ,..M4 K - ' . -- ' ? ff '..,'7.e r X' 5 fir, ff i, 1-5.'k...f.L,e,gf3'2 5' - 1 f 'if-ff if-'Q-1.19-,--ffzlf.-fi 'I , ' 'N 'M KVQ 'f.4' A iii!! ' ' - . A i, f -'...' ' , xx If v . '- v SS.. A fs, -.,, Y. 'R Q A L 5 yy x vw lf. c.. 'L- ' 7- - f 1-,-I T . l U' H U H I .1 A fvffir ' . is-PS:-. 4. .. .A:f,.AS:fnV,:W,5a5l. I ,YQ K5-irvjiigiguwggyjfz-,f :fb-' I .,. 5 .A I .I : Q1 I .. ,., 'P Q-'iff gtg :iw Q fff ' riwv Q. A -J--,za-'Q-re' ' 2 Q' fn '. an -5, , 1- 5 N gs- .,.g,3,2,',?fpz-it ' -.3 gg., 14, K, a f ,,.T:1.g5,ff3.,,.', .a 2, . r - - Y - Wx .. . ' -' wig' 5 -Przzvi .I wg is :- HZ L' K 'fc 5 564.1 , VK 57 4-414 if-1 . .M xmkakl.. J.'5:?'3 - 2' , ' Peuwiff ' 'R' ., I .,I,.:41?..7.f,.,,V V, .,-I iA,g '?iQ.if'f' M L.r-1 -'i:f ,,?-4 4554 ., . I it- -, Q ' :Vg Ra 1- v. ,, 1. ?,rP,,.-Pt. '-za-QT ' f- K-ghvfff VARSITY TRI-CAPTAINS J. Sicard, Coach Far- -1QtiwviQf1'Q M , ' Kaiaw' '-A ' V ley, V. Balsamo, K. Barrera ., . ,M A A-1, ., , ,Y We .....-av was ?'if7'3lf , S4-. 1 , ,. ' , . , ' it - . , . Bi' -. vi-Q. I how.-wav K ax-X.. V lf bf 5,.g.g,51a.wff:.1vj Coach Alsbach ff' QW .Qi J Q Vg., ru 4 Row 1: M. Dunn, A. Howlett, C. Finn, P. McGilvary, J. Mills, L. Coffman, L. Linton, J. Bernazzani, L. Leary, D. Arsenault. Row 2: Coach Alsbach, K. Cronin, D. Curran, C. Fitzgerald, S. Hainline, J. Malloy, R. Murphy, D. Minkwitz, J. Hamrock, A. McPherson, V. Keele. JT U1 Row l: S. Sullivan, I.. Goranson, V. Long, V. Govatsos. A. MacDonald, A. Kershaw. Row 2: M. Ponte, D. DiCostanzo, J. MacDonald, J. Kenney, M. MacDonald, P. O'Neil. D. Hampe. 94' rm' Y V041 fv- lit-Q '+---.. wgyf.l',5sT,.54 J 4 Coach St. Jean Row l: G. Yeomans, P. Crowley, J. DiCostanzo, T. Limerick, S. Cullin- ane, S. McNeil, D. Pick- ett, J. King, S. Kilgallon, J. Taylor, D. Murphy, E. Branagan, T. Callaghan, D. Jonaston, R. Clark, D. Spector. Row 2: Coach King, B. McDonough, J. Ford, B. Gorham, J. Brockman, K. Cashman, T. Berard, B. Guarino, S. McLaughlin, B. Moritz, M. Winters, T. Mc- Naughton, J. Schoener, J. Winters, D. Pavadore, B. McNeil, E. Draper, T. Cullinane, M. Tyrrell Coach Bardelli. 3 . 'JA nan' Coach King. SENIORS: Row I: S. McNeil, J. Tay- lor, D. Pickett, T. Cal- laghan, J. DiCostanzo, E. Branagan. Row 2: Coach King, S. Kilgallon, B. Mor- itz, B. Guarino, D. Murphy, S. Cullinane, T. Limerick, M. Tyrell. A 'lvv ,. -Lf, H 11. . fix:-, V ll .A ..., . rv ' 'F Vli, mlm sr x' ' . 'Z --v '. 1.5 :H 1.V1.A,vv-.ggi ., ...,,., ' 1. Q.. cvs. -1. ' ,. gl ...W ,vi V. ff tkw Q l-,A tv -'1 ., gf flgifgfag' 6' ' fvit -xzgffv ., argl. ,gf . .,,- fgiggtqaf WP! Hex. r ,. ., L, ,Q J . - , is-. UM..-. '- ' wi . Mani f .wg-Q g, .J A- A k,xx'S5' t. ..' .4 x A-4: 1 ' -Leg-'Q-M Q -: N w. ffl. 'ah .fy,p,r.,,I , ' -4. V . 06' ' 'K'--6 fi 12:5 , .Z 'J NGN . Y SI: ...M Irtyybdg-.123-avg - '-'ff Q- o W- . s -, ' H, .. j m4 N. ...,.. . - . .. Q 34,4 gan .Lai 4' s ' fd, 4-J '7iwlg,'5,g7'., . -...I . :-, -.N ?'f'3?, TTTSEQ, lg .sf 11 , z . 1 ,vm . J .T 7:1 .-, ' 4- fa, A-wang, ' qv - ' - , .,,' , - .1 .Ji ,nu . SN- 'J . . .a - , .7- has .UTI gy? ,ILS T Y ,. . .-.. 'if f5f'i5'fF'T z ' '35 1210+- Q12-f F Za...- ul nv ' if I' Row l: Coach Gerrie, Coach Moore, L. we Witunski, J. Kramer, L. Gaubory, M. Mahoney, S. Finland, J. Gallagher. Row 2: L. Witunski, M. Aprea, G. O'Brien, E. O'Brien, N. Keenan, S. Marinaro, L. Ja- cobs, L. Nannery, L. O'Brien, J. Bowen K. Bramstrom. Row 3: C. Keenan, M. O'Brien M. Martino, D. Goodrich, L. Davenport, M. Smith, L. Crawford, D. Poore, D. O'Connor, N. Hinderman. 1 3 ,lxfI'Pp,, 0-ll WWA . U' .- :l'7 432,-g, - UVVUN ,L 5 0lv,9.e :,-: , may ,,, A sifxlel r. ,L -A , legiffv SAN I., M TILL. in I- 1 Q ,,s NTO 'F .iv ' If GJ: - 4 'tx S135 f 234, . M' , M '-fi 7268 F xi Row l: D. Sass, G. Fitzgerald, S. Cullinane, M. O'Brien, D. Pickett, B. Findlen, S. Spector. Row 2: J. Cavanaugh, S. McNeil, B. Moritz. J. Oslin, J. Lyons, B. Guarino, T. Lennon, K. Budlong, J. Taylor, M. Kelliher, R. McClellan, Trainer M. Rogers, Assist. Coach Mr. Horack, Head Coach Don Smith. Steve McNeil Co-Captain Bob lVlOI'lIZ jge Taylor Co-Captain C0-Cap1ain CANTON HEADS FOR THE GARDENS . . . X 9-. Q Qaws 3 - if inn 'N 43 L A: '3-'L 5 J UO l, . ' F Y 1 ff - ,X R. Coach Don Smith Row l: J. Bernazzani, D. Eardley, B. Thomas, K. Barrera, T. Merlino. Row 2: D. Sullivan, H Rasmussen L Gillis S Mulholland t 1 . 'Y ,A 1 ,',,, ,f,, '? f,f .,, j 91' , t - ' -R mf-: Ffxfffdl, I -W -6 ' 1 2 ff ' :al i 4, 4 4,-V' . . ' V Qhlg,'l'rg,.LN15'U4' ugaarnp ' 5 Wm '04 I- fax? I , 1lN'I'U1 F-ggi! 3 . R 3 g A .wggll Q: 6 A , I ll'I'7A A pm QL W 61 'ff' 'F .. we f 'Y'XiWwT QTANTU -ii 1' ef 'G seL za -if 5 5 - n mu gnNTUN-fA , 'Wo CWM A mum rumour mnrgnugdllawlr 38 U uTM.,1 keaol: NTUIL E404 11 ' '7 +-9? f A A 55? fi s W ' . f I N . GUE CHAMPS - E. MASS SEMI FIN The Bulldogs had an outstanding hockey season. After maintaining an unbeaten record and earning the Southeastern League Cham- pionship, they become strong con- tenders for the Eastern Massachu- setts Hockey Tournament Cham- pionship, Canton's team dominated and soundly defeated their first three opponents. After playing a superb game, Silver Lake finally managed in overtime to score a goal and take the game. Some of the awards received by team members were: League All- Stars: Bill Flaherty, Mike Kel- leher, Tom Lennon, Joe Lyons, Steve McNeilg Herald All-Scho- lastic Team: Robert McClellan, Mike Kelleher, Steve McNeilg Bill Flaherty was a member of the Pa- triot Ledger All-Scholastic Team. . ff ., Vg 2 S f All!!! M 1 3 M3513 6 , 4 -' lv' 110,65 Ran- zulu, . V gg 1' 952' 2 'ff 0 W A .. f Rose Small 5, 11 X. of 1 U' 3 Z ,Q 1. ,R f is , xx ,MN X . QQ J' fx 7 vf- Q LL B ET BS S9 CD M SAN T041 2 2 W writ UI Row I: S. McLaughlin, R, Arico, B. Campbell, M. Tyrrell, C. Foreman. Row 2: Trainer R. Staiti, R, Berard, S. Foley M. Devine, D. Sullivan, J. Kraemer, Coach Boutin. Mike Tyrrell Bryan Campbell Richard Arico 's i 1 vf W I' 1,5 NAM Q lNSf7 1, t-.Q gill fu:-1 .1 is? sr 70 ww, i M! 125 4. ,4A .J elf ag Row I: K. d'Entremont. Row 2: L. Levine, P. McCormick. Row 3: A. Hopfgarten, J. Nemes. Row 4: M. Leary. S. Droney, L. Clark, K. Nickelson, N. Bille. Uxa- '1 Row 1: Trainer D. Staiti, G. Mullaley, J. Brockman, G. Weiner, B. Ricci, J. Gavigan, Coach Boutin. Row 2: B. Flanagan, M. Lambert, M. Sweeney, A. Goodman, B. Diamond, J. Francis, student trainer J. Kraemer. W Row l: R. Liftman, M. Hale, G. Passaretti, J. Connolly, K. Page, M. Fineberg. Row 2: R. Murphy, M. Vierra, C. Conti, J. Yeomans, J. Stasikalis, D. Fields. an ' ' 'F 'Wt 21 19 59 21325925 Row l: M. Pinto, M. Foley, J. Arico, A. Braconi, D. Shea, Coach Gaul. Row 2: J. Aufiero, B. Titus, B. Flanagan, M. Pavadore, T. Jomides, B. McDonough. Missing: S. Branbull, J. Ezepik, Manager R. Milne. -.,-:rvtur-1 ::q.p-.-- - - O . .N V A, C -5.-?f?!,:i3gj,:pZ : xii, .fl - W ' A N ' A 'I M'W?Q? ' , 2155 . , . 'ffffwQ:21Q1 f ' . , ' Q .X 1 1 , 4 iq!! I . -1 51,0 .34i5f5:.! 1. . ,ix .. 4,.,f.affj?,yf7fgQr z ' 'v.'. 'Af ws l ' F. LLP 2 44 1, f u .gli .fvq r gk . Y K C ' 3 . 3 . ' v . ' 1 fy! -Q I T bg -,,f.. ' ' ' 1 ' QQ- ' A vm , , . .. . - ,5.X,.sf, :.i 3 PiQfgfl'5,,1 Y.. Y Q .:w,,-its-,.: ' . .111 . 3. 5-ff K S1'9'NQ'f' ' r . ':'1:ff:' A-'ii ' -i.xf1,if? f.2f-,QT.'- ff- LN P-'4 a Row l: Coach King, Coach Cunningham, D. Ryley, S. Kilgallon, M. Creem, D. Murphy, L. Howlett, J. O'Connor, T. Limerick. Row 2' Coach Hill, J. DiCostanzo, J. King, A. Howlett, G. Cafasso, J. Argus, P. Lofgren, T. Callaghan. Row 3: D. Schaffer, D. Schneider. J Mullaley, D. Robinson, H. Orcl, J. Murphy, D. Draper, D. Keelan, D. Spector. Row 4: G. Ivanoski, D. Lambert, M. O'Brien, J. Kraemer M. MacDonald, A. Howlett, V. Govatsos, K. Moore, L. Mitcheroney, S. Mitchner. T. Barrera. NL KX: vi ffl- if jx - gm, -:Q ,, 1 ...Q.,,g:-,. ff--gf N if 129 I - 1 . 1 i r I f l 'SW KM, .J iii i lx Row I: L. Gerzon, B. Gaffey, T. McDonald, R. Bertino, D. Mandcll. Row 2: Coach: Peix, A. Almeida, J. Pineo, J. Slratis. M. Ponte. C. Speros. i 5 ...J Nd, ,731 f Milf? W4 LJ 1 il' V I ',f,f ' qw ' f '-' I J In ,f4,iL!,, f. I - ri .H--X HQ' .M . 55' ffA A Row l: J. Costello, E. Carrington, C. Merola, J. Malloy, D Costello. Row 2: J. Aledda, E. Vinios, N. Keefe, D. Mink witz, P. Bertino, Coach: Nelson. ' .-.M. x5,'f 1, - ,K ' . - H ,,',:. , , f it-,q , ., W 1 . ? , , . 11, , ZH- . .. , 'vs 'L ' . L1 J? 1, si A, xc a.'4:. ,E ar.,241 f:-5 la. 14 .. - . ,Q . , .V .ss -..S -' if .av Dan Murphy Pole Vault Record 10' 8 3f4 ns, p- .. as gl'-1135, Q4 mf y' in fee. ..v. ll 'uw 'H' A-gg! - - ,Q,4.. -v .qua . f. ,Y , C bw? -g,- . A , . .3 'J gifs-I-'Y 4-L r , .....-F-Q5' 1.13. -355 i gq a-AU, ., 'f '?f.: , av ' HN-'f':-'fu' -G v- -- K Coach George King ..vf.l g.e,,g 3+ -A iff: 4'-..w ni A - - I-14-3 s .fixf-' -mf? , 'L25-53 -if K- -my . - - N- ,- . 7, e-1:-: . . if-1: ?...1f --17. 5 521-9i'?'-.2-gm' '3'f:.f.'t -its ' 'fn-. .3I,L'i ':' .1 I-if 4 A Row I: C. Gibbs. S. Laferte. J. Argus, M. Creem, J. Dug- gan, G. Cedrone. K. Cash- man, L. Howlett, D. Mur- phy. Row 2: Coach Cun- ningham, D. Spector, J. King, H. Orel, P. Lofgren. S. Kilgallon, G. Cafasso. T. Limerick, S. Carter, Coach King, Coach Kelleher. WOSI 5064? fs W 3 N 9. 4 s hw -1:3-fi' .A Q wivs.w.,12-f ' f '..?x t 1 my X g Q 1 W, P . ,J 4 , e, f 'x ,n .1 -. un 4. ,.w'.. wo- g, if J 5 5 Q. 1 4 X Y V -6 :v ,. .- 4 - ,:-r 4 55 3-4' 3 Ap Q., uf' an AQ' Coach Farley 49 Row 1: D Arsenault, B. Braconi, K. Barrera, L. Clark, S. Hancock, A. Holden, J. Coffman, A. O'Brien, H. Mitcheroney, D. Hamrock, M. Duffy, K. d'Entremont, E. Panciocco, G. O'Brien, S. Marino. Row 2: C. Enos, L. Goranson, A. Quigley, J. Bernazzani, A. Clark, K. Warren, D. DiCostanzo, T. O'Neil, M. Dunn, M. MacDonald, A. MacDonald, M. Kelley, L. Mackay, L. Smith, A. Kershaw, M. Ponte, N. Heineman, V. Long, Coach Farley. Q W' 5 Ax' ,. , f. .gf viklgvjrzs ' ,Q kfvggfrxkl I. '. 5 Radu I-, . .mf GILL ., .v - . . , .fax 'aN ,, . M .. V. . Q- - ....f...- ... . -. ' -r-,721 ,,,1a.i - ' -'f' 5' c .... .. .. . -r , ,-w - ..- ,. ,tm 'r -.Ama 'f.? 'f1f,Cic,-:- I .- ...ill f-. .. z A 'ww - 'Y-M .,r,.fr 14.1.-1. f '. . :U ' we A f ' ' -.fv-1-'ffhwfi . 3- . 7.4. l , fe' Ta, f-1y-f- , QQ 4 ,-, r,:,.,,,.., .-...... Y Y C 4- 4'- e -is Row l H Morgan, R. Casale, P. Davis, L. Olson, R. Small, V Balsamo A Cohen Row 2: Coach Scully, T. McNeil, S. Hainline, S. Peters. D. Moberger S anton Girls End Happi1 At 16 0 By Sean Mulready It's a combination you don't see much in sports anymore. The skill, intensity and chatter made the Canton High Softball team look like any number of other teams. QAny other team that just went 16-0, that isj The thing this group of young girls added was hu- manity. Even in the midst of a season that meant a per- fect season for them, other topics came up. Players on the bench and on the Held gave each other the expect- ed encouragement but it was how it was said that made a difference. 45V 'N The Patriot Ledger, saturday, may zz, 1976 Canton Softballers Have It ll 6g',14ffL+1.k. Ll rr .xv G QV T 1-...Q I sl Coach Scully accepts the Championship Trophy for the team at the Invitational Tournament at Taunton. The Canton High Softball Team defeated the defending Massachusetts State Champions. Best season any girls' team has ever had at Canton. They won 19 straight games. Their only loss was a 4-3 deci- sion in the 1976 State Tournament. Canton is the cur- rent Hockomock League Champion. i-4 UD ww F1 40 Franklin Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton North Attleboro l8 ll 12 l0 I2 ll 21 l5 -2. Canton Foxboro Mansheld King Phillip Stoughton Oliver Ames Canton Row l: J. Toronto, C. MacDonald, R. Murphy, Co. Capt D. Gaynor, Co. Capt. P. Connor, M. McCarthy, D. Poore, J. Ezepik, Coach A. Ezepik. Row 2: L. Uliano, M. Martino, C. Cravens, M. Davis, A. Cammarata, G. Callahan, J. Mills, S. Sullivan. D. Drury. va . A .- '4 X. -sfjl, Y Y.- WY-We 'ilu' I ln f 8 diff 'Pl 3.444 19 Ur 'U' 'Q QM' ,...,.s..L:L....4 F in 1 . 'Q 'C'. U 1 B fu, .11 J Q nn nazxmiaax any Row 1: B. Whalen, R. Morganelli, J. MacDonald, J. Gorham, M. Sullivan, R. Morganelli, J. Nickoski, C. Flight, E. Goodrich, B. MacDonough. Row 2: D. Pickett, B. Crowe, G. Fitzgerald, S. McNeil, B. Moritz, B. Guarino, S. McLaughlin, T. Foley, C. Regan, J. Pinto, Coach Smith, Trainer Carta. VW' f .. -,.,., .4-. r.+f'..w, B flfl ffff f4?fS 5-.rf.,ff -, -f 4' in' ' 5' 1 'J Q' P :'.. f: '-. . ,. -' . bs - ' .tt 1 , A N KPXVQQY6 ,L ,.. Z. Mfg ,glial .J T' iff 'wyi wa 4 f f v 1 wr! 2 f' r f 7, f 1.' 'ff f ' - ' fy J H -' ffwpfw if X W . ' r J, ,f 'J ' - i- ln: I1 ' ' 'V'-V lf'hQ1fff1l.'1f'f'f GI V U.. 0 J, , af, I gil! .sJf 'fV .Hi . I X, ,1 16 mf ' ,1 5' Q- 'lt Y, N- ,VW 1 2, fitx ' ' yi 5 S ,fun I 1155? ... K, . 1 ,tif 1, ,if . 5 A ' y 0 Q bf, I I K ,f an Mai. N r g, , If ,I . '.- ' '- ' - - 1 I-S1.-L1 ,., 2 U -f .y-,,. ?,,,Eg.,g,.A W +V, , ., .4 i ' 1f-.4.f f ww +1f,,.f4,,,:y,'5,'M , 1.4 , . as1. f'?6? ff' 4.gi'fj,,,',z.gf4,a. A 2ffSj'.-A . V 'r'v 4 ' gz'a12?7-u.'.?G 'if1.'i L ' g:-14' . ,, ':. QUQ2-fi741.g.l,xeP ,234 -. .. .45 v. -' i' LQ.. .' ' fx-., - 1 ..' ,ff , , 0. ,.'.x,,szf-..:,?f ff .auf jg' . ,t1f2'51,5fl ., i' -sn... -Ht,-fr , .. wtf? - H : 117 kia Ya-X XE -.Y ,.,, 4 ',. ..f . uixlbj' 1. A J . 1'1 A, fal- , ,F . I. H. , f 1 ' cha-K I Y I' 1. My l X Y. 1 17' K s' f 4 Q -L Z? -Nw, Nui x N ff, N! at -it E' .fffs 1 WT 5, w- . 5' if '. 1 .I Q I I ai L' ' 4 f5f' i . -imvyi . l X ,. 47 X H Fil! Ill! IIC 'gf' a- un ...Z li!! .... N99 ll!! :gn you 1 C X E 1 c . 'Qs Ne' H5-.2 fm Row l: P. Finn, B. Gorham, J. Ronayne, R. DeYeso, J. O'Connor, T. Berard. Row 2: R. Smith, J. White, A. Buckley, J. Donovan, S. Ivanoski, T. Barrera, M. Francis. . .. ,, . I3 :sa B2 . -J . ' S V J Clll7ftV1, , i t , g -1'iiE'L '1 A C 5 0111101 ' Ii. . - 5 , x... N V , . ,. .. ., '1 '7l' ' xvjzg S '3-g2?'!f'f . 3155... ..14..ff'f2 ,d., ' - 1 V , ' 1 9 x . -f Q u-Q., Q hw X F -,. . 'MA ' f , - .j.:7. . usa U F-jf.. , A 3' ' W . -. - A- 12 ' , . . , -f - ., .. . ,-. V 5 .14-3 . . f2f,.-W A .-wk., ,--- .. . ' f ' 5 '4'F X 1 f - - ,.. f-LW-. . A n, A -- .f.. . . J,5.,.' 'Q ' '. f.. .3 Maha:-. fs.. ,. '- wr'rfv 4 fa..-'iff' l' Q... 1 . . r . . ,eww . if 1 H ' 1 . , . Can-YM J on Carden f 'El' , N' ff' . K cl -fr i . fd . 1 2'-'fi 2 , . J 4 f ' A-Q . V . ,- i ff -Af . ' -.. if 9 ,. ,f 1 f ' Q- B ' -f - - g.f Qs J WZ .fi 'P in h ' 1 i JJ. A V 9, QL?-nf - I!-, 'A yn I , gf, H I fm ,fx gf' L ' r 'gf - Eg-if-, f f . . ,. ' 9.5.2, ' -,JA - ' 4' I ' H. f ' S 1' . B f V . , ' ' I, ' it - ti L 1. is f .B , f. . , Q , F I ' H Mix: l v. A. ' U . A f- all m Y . . .1 , -, N . , , -. . l - - sf- f,,.' ' - LL A 4- J- i 'fi' J- Q- I V f L .- - W-. nf? V , A . gs J, 1175, 2411 V 4 .. -,ia N .3 Q, .. W ,I J .3 . W .' - to r I N 5 ' A :.,. W V , f 5' .. I Q A ' H -W Q . . .A J ru.. rw.. LM- - 'if .. 'VFOK 'ff.- 'a ' f - .avg i 1Q'Lp' 'rf-tr . :EQHGY ' ' 13,2 Q - i Q. .. -. ' Cf: '1'4:'Y f'.f.. ' ' -N451 ' ff ' - i . vigil J 4 'JMAF' .- ' .Lax- Row 1: B. Murphy, B. Flanagan, M. Curran, B. Ricci, S. Botsch, D. Keelan, D. Aldrich, L. Kantaros, J. Kay, R. Berard, P. Sullivan. Row 2: Coach Healy, K. Eames, G. Dalton, M. McHugo, M. Lambert, J. Lyons, W. Carroll, W. Evans, P. Sullo, M. McCabe. 14 'IMHO'-ll -P' 1 in V 'f 1 'K , S 1 Y ...- , . o .yr QW 3' ,t ,cj nf . .xxx I H-4,x I THLETIC TRAI ERS ,J W an ' RM Left to Right: J. White, J. Kraemer, R. Jones, M. Enos, Trainer Staiti, J. Staiti. ww' I , 4 6 .Q-,v, M rl ITIE Y 1 Y Q 3 H .Q 3 I Ura. PRICED HOT M525 AV A 4 J ' GMM QHEUK BME v , ' V ffl'.6QIX1El?:.'fw4 BRQNNIFXQ ff' x X ! , r fr V 1 9 ,--, .v 5' r P 3 Q H n if if Row l: J. DiCostanzo, S. Kilgallen, D. Loscocco, D. Ryley, R. Waystack, M. Ponte, M. Tyrrell, L. Berardi. P. Lofgren, R. Homer, Row 2: J. Alledda, P. Delang, J. Anderson, L. Levine, L. Cavanagh, J. Connolly, M. Lawler, A. Cammaratta. S. Stoller, E. Lanci. Row 3: H. Cammaratta, D. Boufides, S. Coleman, L. Cammaratta, M. Powers, M. Hale, C. Cravens, H. Hall, C. Callanan. N. Adams, Row 4: R. Berard, D. Sumner, J. Costello, P. Smith, T. Tivnan, A. Curran, C. Finn, N. Gecewicz, J. Lawler, R. Brockman. .,1. 'T fyfk' Corresponding Secretary: Mary Lawler, Recording Secretary: Susan Stoller: Vice- Adviser: Mr. Ventura President: Aurora Cammarattag President: Richard Waystack. aa gy- 4... 5 in 4 NATIO AL HO OR SGCIETY Fits' -'Q l......l5 , AAAAA,41,,, Maul Row l: L. Arsensult, K. Barrera, J. Sicard, E. O'Brien, D. Dutra, M. Devine, L. Clark, A. Cohen, D. Bornstein, D. Loscocco, M. Halloran. Row 2: N. Keefe, D. Pickett, D. Ryley, M. Francis, R. Crowe, J. DiCostanzo, M. Walker. Row 3: V. Balsamo, K. d'Entremont, L. Sullivan, E. Vinios, L. Heckman, A. Cammarata, R. Small. Row 4: D. Hamrock, S. McNeil, R. Moritz, F. Ricci, E. Branagan, L. Howlett. CENTURY CLUB i Row 1: L. Uliano, D. Dutra, J. Hasenfuss, S. Linton, D. Costello, P. Tutunjian, H. Walsh, L Clark, D. Bornstein, L. Galer. Row 2: E. O'Hara, M. Chase, D. Ryley, J. DiCostanzo, M Chefitz, A. Cohen, E. O'Brien, E. Trunfio, E. Panciocco. Row 3: D. DiCostanzo, C. Marinaro J. Simons, P. Watson, J. Magee, S. Hancock, K. d'Entremont, W. Storkus, S. Stoller. Row 4 P. Lofgren, C. Crowley, S. McNeil, D. Hamrock, E. Branagan, M. Nannery, M. Chambers L. Goetze, S. Staples. 3..- , ff In ,n P . . 1 At . ' I ' ' ' Q e - - V s., fx ,, Y .1441 x '- - ffs - 7 - v 2 N Q Q s A A. I -4. X F 1 A 8 I L 1 1 sl ..a'.. f 4 - ' - f . Y' 'Q Y .v- ' 0 - . ' L . ug tg, ill B Aj xr Q f.if,Yf, N'v 7 J ' ' ' 1'-f -----V V ' at ': r 3 4- :Lf gi V4 - - If f rv lfxx g ffyv 1 0 X Mr. Michael Nagle, Assistant Advis- er F- ? -f 5' i 1' 1 - '17 'E'f.igZ,f.' Q ?'r'fi, 5' ' .rn S 6 .wmv-nm: 3 I A ' I Q 4 ' 'af f'5 .'?' J S. 'g 4' - 'W The Canton High School Math Team is the most successful math team in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The team has won three out of four league titles during the past two years, two consecutive State Championships, and the New England Championship. This year the team has a comfortable lead in both leagues and should win both league titles. The following graduating seniors have been instrumental in helping to com- pile the outstanding record: Edward Branagan, Lynn Clark, Robert Crowe, Kathy d'Entremont, Jerome DiCos- tanzo, Mike Francis, David Ryley, and Walter Storkus. In addition, Edward Branagan and Walter Storkus were se- lected to participate in a mathematics institute, held at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, during June of 1976 for the top twenty-five stu- dents in the country. The reason for the institute was to help prepare these top students for the International In- terscholastic Competition held each year in Europe. We are hoping they both will succeed in making the United States Competing Team this year. The Math Team is looking forward to defending its State and New England Championships. The possibility of a re- peat performance is a likelihood based on the team performance to date. Several of the students have won indi- vidual awards each of the three years they have competed for Canton High School. These awards are given to the highest scoring individuals in the league. The Canton High School Math Team has become the best known team in Mathematics competition. Whenever involved in any team competition, Can- ton High School is considered to be NUMBER ONE. 52 Sr LES ECHANGES SCOLAIRES 4 Each year amid great excitement, a group of 15 students l embark on an adventure to France. They are our ambas- sadors, as in their own way. they help to further a greater understanding between France and the United States. Our students have the rare opportunity to rethink many preconceived concepts and are exposed to a variety of cultural activities not only in Paris but also in La Baule. Suddenly, all that has been studied about France is a reality! La tour Eiffel, L'Arc de Triomphe. Notre Dame, family and school life in Brittany . . . and ofcourse les patisseriesl 1 A 4 Row 1: L. Clark, D. Loscocco, S. Orel. Row 2: Mrs. Beaton, D. Gaynor, L. Smith, C. Graemer, E. Renzetti, J. O'Hara, K. Berard, C. Shea, C, Perfetti, M. Chambers, M. Chambers, R. Weiner, L. Goransson, M. Hoppe, R. Crowe, P. Seresky. Row 3: I. Tattleman, J. Brockman, W. Scannell. On June 18, 1976, twelve CHS stu- dents and Adviser .loan Morgan set out for the second half of an educa- tional exchange program with Man- chester, England. Participants enjoyed the cultural and educational challenges the exchange offered. The exposure to the English people and their customs was an en- riching experience. ln addition, the stay included such highlights as visits to Buckingham Palace, Windsor Gardens, Shake- speare Country, and the countryside of Lancashire. ' Many enjoyed the program besides the students who went overseas. Fam- tr-'dp was indie gg ,Q - was fi 31 --at :Z if ilies who hosted students and those who shared classes with our English guests made lasting friendships. We all alook forward to seeing the pro- gram continue. 'f Canton High School's Close- Up has grown over the last four years from just a few students to the current group of seven- Q7 4' rf 515 ICCH. 'Y' 't A QQ, il 1 '37 Y. Y n I . , wx .J , , N: ' 5 2.1333 lla. 1 my . , -A-Ht, ' ' The Close-Up Program pro- vides its participants with one week of open doors, experts, and answered questions about the governmental machinery of Washington, D.C. A particular focus of the program is the pro- cess by which the public's will progresses through the legisla- tive process. Despite its frenetic pace, the schedule does provide time to simply sightsee. But clearly, the program's objective is to probe behind Washing- ton's stony facades. The Close-Up staff explains and directs students to opportu- nities for citizen input into the democratic process. The per- sonalities who make news, pass laws, and both tangle and un- tangle our bureaucratic red tape, meet to discuss their jobs with Close-Up participants. This is obviously a time for live- ly discussion. . E u f . ', , w w! I . J 1 Magi-E , I . 1 L' Ejqlrw ,J ,, if ,, Editor-in-Chief Pat Tutunjian, Business Manager Meg Devine, Feature Editor Richard Weiner, News Editor Sue Leoni, Sports Editor Michael Chefitz, Feature Editor Jane Stasikelis, Copy Editor Joshua Simons. 5 E .va gi 6413951 it 6 A , S Qvvgtxo Lf 5 N09 Rumo E Ua'xQx9i Has It -9' We . , wa Q ,,. ., ,, Us , 7' 14 , cu 0 ' 4, oe ::i.p : 9100 E Q View Q .Y 4 4, pw? at S TRIVIA ea C' lf GJ A Q Q5 Q9 ego wg, s S so Q .w 5 5 . Q na et i ef - 6 qi Yu 5 Editor-in-Chief QQQJ Pat Tutunjian 6 , 0 'L spxxo ff' 4 Q o ,fb ,gk 'U F5 +G xczy QQ- ,ge G55 mi 1 ' Run Row 1: Adviser D. Walsh, R. Weiner, D. Loscocco, P. Tutunjian, M. Devine, S. Linsky, M. Chefitz, M. Silverman, R. DeYeso, Row 2: T. Sawtelle, L. Matuseck, C. Shea, S. Leoni, M. McManus, J. Simons, K. Taylor, C. Levy, J. Stasikelis, M. Peel, S. McManus, J. Remiesiewicz. Row 3: B. O'Neil, D. Chefitz, A. Smith, D. Golb, J. Pinto, B. Ryan, J. Yeomans, D. Granger, J. Malloy. Row 4: D. Fields, D. Pasciuto, J. Shuman, I Tattleman, M. Fineberg, G. Hannon. CHESS CII B Seated: Adviser R. Rice. Standing: J. Gifford, C. Studebaker, T. Anzalone, A. Cronin, D. Melchin, A. Goetze, J. Sivasy. DELEGATE TO STATE STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL. Richard Waystack 8 xiii 'lniilwsir f iii? SW 'E 1 j s .wp X an f f EDITORS: Layout: Cheryl Jenkins, David Ryley: Underclassmen: Amy Clark: Row 2: Sports: Michael Ponte: Activities: Linda I-leckmang Photography: Peter Seresky: Art: Mark Nanneryg Business: Gary Brenner. Barry Miller: Typing: Sue Lambert. . .. ,..-'-.1-an H . Z fi Z ' 4 .fl I I I I I I I I 1 I I I gs.: i Esbv AW: gl., 4 K N i Our Editors : Co-Editors-ln-Chief: Bob Crowe, Joe Taylor. y O'Hara. bankrupt!! STAFF: Row l: L. Clark, J. Glassman, L. Sisson. D. Loscocco, E. Lanci. Row 2: T. Ciccotelli, B. Levine, C. Perfetti, R. Weiner, J. MacLeod, J.DiCostanzo. T. planning pages . . . cramming for the deadline .4 o f'.i'ii'53'1 I 99 The Class of 1977 stands at the threshold of a bright new future full of hope and expectation. As we look back on our years at Canton High, we see a class maturing academically, physically, and socially. There were days of hard work, there were days of intenseness, there were days of victory, and there were days of happiness. Through all our days of work and fun there have evolved friendships and treasured memories we will always enjoy. With reservation we say goodbye to this portion of our lives. For many college awaits, for others, the challenges of the business world. Our years at Canton High have prepared us for those challengesland have helped to mold a class of over three hundred students into eager, promising young adults. The yearbook staff has attempted to capture the life we have enjoyed as seniors. Our objective was to present to the Class of 1977 a yearbook that would serve them as a lasting remembrance of their year. The Echo '77 staff hopes you will enjoy the yearbook they have prepared for you, and they wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. THE ECHO STAFF nr' ' ' 573515532 Qi -if , 'if '- :T', viik...-- T ,, , , The Editors of ECHO '77, dedicate this page to a woman whose talent, concern, and patience have helped produce this book. She willingly gave of herself to make this publication a reality. The pictures you see on this page before you display a small portion of the frustration our faculty advisor was forced to conquer. Fortunately, with frustration comes pride and pleasure. Thank you, Mrs. Devine. Your effort will not be forgotten. -The Editors- S. nfi 5 Q. ,..-4' ,., B. u df ff Row 1: J. Kraemer, A. McPherson, L. Milinder, C. Fox, S. McCaffery, S. Fernald, M. Fadden. Row 2: D. Pennellatore, C. Connelly, J Rittenhouse, D. Miller, D. Segal, L. Blackler, S. Galizio, W. Cann, D. Keegan, K. Cronin. Row 3: J. Willemsen, C. Rodman, J. Gifford S. Strumski, S. Weber, M. Cook, A. Cronin, K. Kelley, S. Webbe, J. Remiesiewicz, B. Blackler, K. Anderson C. McCarthy, S. Currivan Row 4: Mr. Gary McNamara, S. Bruus, R. Pasquarosa, T. Smaldone, R. Brown, K. Daley, D. Baker, M. Francis, T. Anzalone. Missing R. Kelley, C. Speros, J. Fitzgerald, J. DiSanto. Row 1: C. McCar thy, S. Weber, K. A n d e r s o n , J Kraemer. Row 2: S. Currivan, J. Re miesiewicz, A McPherson. L. Milinder, C. Speros, K. Kelley, K. Anderson, A. Pulcini, C, McCarthy, S. Currivan, W. Cann, R. Kelley, S. Weber, T, Callaghan. Row I: C. McCarthy, R. Kelley, W. Cann, S. Currivan. Row 2: S. Webbe, J. Remiesiewicz, W. Blackler, K. Anderson, S. Weber, T Callaghan. Row 3: J. Willemson, J. Gifford, M. Cook, K. Kelley. Row 4: J. Fitzgerald, Adviser Mr. McNamara, F.O'Neil, A. Pulcini. is .153 f gy sf 'awk ., Y 4 Row 1: L. Judge, J. Russell, V. Pizzi, G. Carrara, J. Rittenhouse. Row 2: J. Remiesiewicz, S. Weber, L. Milinder, S. Strumski, D. Keegan, L. Blackler. Row 3: C. Fox, S. Linnett, L. Paull, N. Simm, D. l-lampe, B. Johnstone, Row 4: M. Fadden, B. Jaksch, A. Coleman, G. Callahan, J. Keefe. Row 5: B. O,Neil, A. Curran, J. Billikas, L. O'Brien, L. Gibbons, E. Hagan, L. Johnson, C. Cohen, K. Grover, S. Garber, J. Murphy, D. Segal, M. Buckley, J. Carroll, P. Derry, M. Burke. 4 . 1 .1 .3 fn r Q 4-Q ' Row 1: S. Orel, L. Clark. Row 2: C. Cohen, D. Thornton, S. Lambert, M. Halloran, L. O'Brien, E. Hagan, A, Curran, M. Burke, L. Judge, B. O'Neil, B. Jaksch. Row 1: L. O'Brien, C. Cohen, S. Orel, Mr. Lavache, D. Thornton, C. Cohen, D. Chefitz, M. Halloran. Row 2: K. Grover, D. Miller, S. Garber, M. Fadden, J. Billikas, L. Johnson, D. Brown, S. Vangel, N. Simm, L. Johnstone. 'Z 'E'iirE1--::,,,. A YV!-sean' .. lL1f'v4 .,n, ,....,..1 'w fr?- , O.. , ...wr-. . , ,V ' , ' , , -Q , X .., ,-. .,,7 ...- ,hu r 1 ,n r ,J ,-V . ' ..- -.,.' vb ,. 46 f .4 ','E:AAL,5J. Q,f,, 36:4-.., v ,, uw . M ...vff ,L-,N -', 1 -.- ' 3 1 bg N ,. 5558 .3 3, '-I, V- - :L T . Y . f.Tf i,.g- ' V-,'-Q' ,,,-A--L V . fi-U 41' C ', . '.. - - ,j . '-:, . v .. ,., .'..- - . H. ' ' ' -rg, a- 'z' .,f 3 ' ' . .V -- . 7.1.-A, 'ff' 'f,. ,gif -tv 2::.?v?i1 vL-Izifz'-EY we--1-L A-fl 4-' , ' -Y 35i- fb?-:kX'5'-nf'!'ffn:..2-'.-Fa .- f.g4Q J, ' 1 - .1 ' . Tat' ' ' ' '77 ',' 3- H f g , . .- ,',.,-4 ' 541- ,g1',rf'f'.'v!?J'n?1V.- . .- A A g.a.':-rf.,--nf. . -.-..-. -1 ...1el's- . .. - . . - ..'. - -- flu- - . Row 1: K. Wood, L. Buenos, A. Kershaw. Row 2: L. Mitcherony, S. Uliano, B. Young. J. Perez, Captain. R. Small, B. Gage. C. Theirrien, C. Kraemer, M. Cotter. 4 .C 1-on X f S1 -- TF '- ti'- 6'g -Q-.H+ 4.-. .rg Row l: P. Digantamasso, N. Canale, K. Michener, L. Smith, Co-Capt. J.Dineen, Co-Capt. D. d'Hedouville, N. O'Hara, N. Tambarino P. Scoppelletti, S. Murphy. Row 2: J. Yeomens, B. Gilmartin, D. Fields, S. Shea, C. Cushman, D. Cashman, C. Levy, D. Keone, T McLean, L. Rutledge, A. Conlon. Row l: J. Kershaw, Captain Row 2: D. Penellatore, S. Duffy, K. Malloy, S. Mulford, M. Peel, V. Reynolds, S. Studebaker, K. Sullivan, D. Sexton. -sz -f. .arf-v 159' N... Af-J, ff .-! 1 lf., - yi... lx Lf- . .- ng - s. ff.. '. MPV, -Aj? 1- ci, 'i-if Q me 'fl Rijanfuece -u. '4' 9 riff 7f:L'IQ?ll L, Q6.i'J':2?'. A Left to Right: P. Pineo, K. Olson, D. Brown, T. Sawtelle Capt. D. Thornton, L. Matuzek, J. Benedetti, C. Conrad, C. Cohen. FLAG TWIRLI Left to Right: J. Powers, P. Vitale, C.Vitale, L. Humphrey, D. Connelly, S. Humphrey. DIO I UAL Left to Right: J. Willemson, Mr. Bowyer, S. Joyle, D. Brown, R. Hand, R. Brown, J Kershaw, M. Buckley, J. Hill. VARSITY CLUB Row l: R. Small, E. Carrington, P. Davis, N. Keefe, E. Vinios, K. d'En tremont, A. Cohen, J. Hasenfuss, V. Balsamo. Row 2: A. Clark, H. Mor gan, S. Mandell, D. Moberger, D. Minkwitz, J. Bernazzani, L. Sullivan, K. Barrera, J. Sicard. Row 3: D. Di Costanzo, A. Kershaw, L. Falasca, P. O'Neil, A. Mc Donald, M. Kelly, M. McDonald, C. Enos, D. Arsenault. R LLY Row l: H. Morgan S. Speigal, J. Din- een, D. D'l-ledouville, M. McManus. Row 2: L. Clark, P. Tutunjian, B. McCloud, S. McManus GY NSTRUCTOR Row l: B. Findlen, R. Arico, B. Crowe, P. McCabe, M. Rogers. Row 2: P. Lofgren, R. Waystack, B. Brown, S. McNeil. Y r- --rg. IDA CE AIDES Row l: T. Taylor, J Chierus, C. Hellmuth, S. Podgurski, H. Hall. Row 2: D. Keone, C. Burke, P. Hen ley, M. Stapleton, C. Kin Cade, L. Leary, K. Taylor. -3 Q 5. 0 W 4 ' 1 NURSE ASSISTANTS Rowl A Holden M. Coo- hdge P Tutunjran K. Mo- d1ca S Llnsky K Jennison .l , . I 4. , f J. Jeynnison. Ro,w 2: H. Carn- marata M Kllgallon, J Monusano C Shea N Tambur1no J Wrepert, S Sack Row 3 C Byars, L Contl G Grrmaldl S. Van gel C Saffer L Falasca M C1ccotell1 Row l: L. Hemenway, B Thomas, J. Bernazzani, C Riordan, Mrs. Tyrrell, S Mulholland, L. Arsenault Row 2: E. Vinnios, T. Len- non, T. Merlino, P. Mona- han, A. Baker, K. Rosen, B Braconi, P. McCormick, J Nemis, T. McNeil, P. Brad- ley. OFFICE ASSISTA Row 1: M. O,Dette D. Sulli- van, N. Fay, L. Mendes, M.E. Mahoney, P. Neville, D. Golb. Row 2: J. Mac- Leod, A. Cammarata, N. Mitchell, S. Findlen, J. Ce- drone, G. Corwin, S. Low- den, S. Gates. Left To Right: K. Cashman, S. Humphrey, C. Berteletti, M. Grenier, G. Gianelli, D. Belezos, M. Leonard, M Aprea, K. Good, L. Wilson J. Montisano, C. Cushman J. Mills, M. Kent, E. Buck- ingham, E. Kent, D. Mo berger, D. Minkwitz. Row 1: G. O'Brien, K. Bar rera, C. Smith, R. Small, J Dineen, S. Stoller, K O'Brien, D. Finn, D. Born stein, L. Jacobs, Row 2: T Mulcahy, J. Connolly, H MacFawn, J. Chierus, S Spigel, A. Cammaratta, E Lanci, M. O'Brien, R. Titus N. Bille, M. Lawler. Row 3 M.L. Hale, D. Boufides, K Page, L. Jacobs, D. Keone P. Scoppelletti, K. Mich- ener, M. Cafasso, F. Bettin- elli, J. Memmott, A. Quig- ley, M. Seresky. nv' RE TLESS ,Ill 14, X l i ,RTL QF Q, . 2 bn' ' xi' -v -,., .l--M .O 0 2' 1, x 7.l 7 '25 I -4' J' X , ,,,,,f V1 v , 4 D XQVI .kj A ffvf ,gp-...iw ff A .Jw ,:.'-...xxx 0 af ,0...t'.l w is sax L A-W, L' 'C k M gl H ' If , AI ,Ax 1 Y 8 firm Q I 9.4.1 wang QW' -'ff ': ?-'f' t., N 1 I , ,QQ :fax f' .-K ' Q. 4 Z X .1141 LQ! if MJ Y J ,lf 2 ,:'z.f ' 'QT 'I J? ,fi ,a ,v I rx w ,A w. ' , 3 .fa 'Q ,Qi ' aff' ' 1 Myj' . .. 7, :J ' 2 . 'NV ir- A' lar gi ?1i Xl ? 1 .Q- 95 ... 4? K1 X '5 I A 1 5 . . U A X . I 'Q - 7? Q .,',,.. V. swa,-p-ff. I x ,. 4,9 V . 4 ' Q NK? -.N ,- ff X it Qi .,q .'353f ?f'f'53 ' H U X 5 4' 4 , V I ' - Q. .. by ,. ' - Q , high: , 5 . wa. f x. .af 'ff 9 .Q .n,, , , U ,Q Wir ,fur 0 ' ' N. Judy Magee, Treasurer, Chad Callanan, Vice-President, Tom Berard, President, Doreen Drury, Secretary. Q Al L Row l: C. Binder, J. Benedetti, C. Bertino, C. Berteletti, C. Barry, J. Aledda. Row 2: T. Barrera, N. Bille, G. Berardi, C. Becker, J. Bernazzani, J. Anderson, T. Andrews. Row 3: M. Bacon, B. Alleyne, A. Anzalone, B. Baker, J. Arthur. Row 4: T. Berard, M. Aprea, N. Adams, M. Aprea, R. Bartholemew. Row 1: K. Byrne, N. Boyle, C. Brigandi, D. Bowen, D. Brown, M. Chambers, L. Bogue. Row 2: A. Buckley S. Cheimets, D. Carlin, L. Cavanagh, D. Davis, K. Bower, M. Brindley. Row 3: C. Callanan, S. Carter, J 4 Bruno, K. Cashman, J. Brockman, K. Charamonde, A. Cacciagrani. v Row 1: D. Davis, J. Connolly, S. Crowe, K. Desjardins, M. Coolidge, C. Cohen. Row 2: P. DeLang, M. Corkery, M. Connolly, M. Davis, P. Connor, P. Digiantommaso, C. Cushman. Row 3: M. Danesi, P. Curran, T. Cullinane, P. Crowley, K. Cook, J. Connolly. Row 4: D. Daniels, A. Cronin, P. Coyle, D. Connelly, M. Devine, M. Cronig, E. Colby. -LIS Row 1: D. Drury, N. Dorrity, M. Donovan, L. Doolan, R. Dlott, P. Finn. Row 2: C. Foreman, D. Driscoll, J. Duggan, R. Dunn, C. Ferguson, F. Ernest, S. Droney, E. DiStasia. Row 3: J. Falls, J. Ford, K. Doolan, W. Doucette, J. Forsyth, J. Donovan, S. Fantasia. Ex!!! . 32,2 Row l: N. Hammond, E Granger, D. Haffermehl, L Hamilton, D. Gaynor, C Gibbs, L. Gualtieri, H. Hall Row 2: L. Gifford, L. Gorans- son, L. Hannon, M. Graham, S Hancock, C. Grimaldi, J. Ha- gan, A. Forte. Row 3: P Francescon, W. Golosov, K Graham, J. Gildea, G. Gian- nelli, L. Frisoli. Row 4: L. Ga- boury, R. Gottwald, W. Gor- ham, S. Gilbertson, R. Hand. 'I7 Z 5 Rowl V Kent A Kawadler T Jones R Ingenern A Hopfgarten L Keach Row 2 M Henderson, S. Humphrey C Kmcade K Kllleen N Hememann J H111 Row 3 S Ivanoskl J Hufnagle A Howlett,J. 5 ,V mg- f Rowl D Lambert J Lenhart S Kramer D Mackness B K1ngman,S. Klebacher E Lutz R Logan Row2 R MacNe1l J Leonard S Leom C Levy R Levnne D Lynch D. Lambert Row3 J Lnmerrck J Row 1: S. McManus, I. Mclntire, M. McManus, K. Marathas, C. Marinaro, J. Magee, D. Masciarelli, D Matanes. Row 2: K. McDonough, L. McDaid, T. McDonough, K. Mahoney, M. Mellon, S. Mandell, M Masofsky, N. McLean. Row 3: S. McLaughlin, T. McNaughton, W. McGonigle, M. McNeice, G. McPher ran, D. Melchin. Row 4: D. Marini, P. McClellan, J. McPherson, W. Martin, C. McCaffery. YW Q , ii ' fx' 5 . ffff' ' fi 4, 5 'Q 4 . -.. ZF! qxyf + 0 A 1 'W' Row 1: G. Mullaley, K. Miller, P. Mootos, P. Nemiccolo, T. Murphy, T. Mulcahey. Row 2: A. Merlino, D. Minkwitz, D. Moberger, J. Melton, K. Modica, P. Monahan, A. Milligan. Row 3: P. Mooney, K. Nicholson, C. Merlino, T. Mullaney, K. Mulligan, S. Mulford, K. Morris, J. Nicholson. i I . Y . I S - ' fi ..,-...-'pal Row l: M. Pinto, P. O'Dette, F. Parmenter, J. Olsen. Row 2: M. Peel. D. Pennellatore. B. Philbrick, L Oshry, B. Paradis. Row 3: L. Powers, K. O'Brien, L. Powers, V. Passaretti, P. Oslin. Row 4: P. Pineo. K Olson, P. O'Brien, R. O'Toole, M. O'Brien, G. O'Brien. T I I V. A .5 he fp V .' 55 'Z 5 D X 'fri its., , 5?',, EQ sh Y Q' gg . s . 5' 45 ,J s . v ' ' K 3 . 1... T It , ' I ' . A V aa' .1 A W I 'fl ' i .J 4.-.L a Row 'z P, Sakalaukus, M. Scanzio, J. Ronayne, W. Scannell, J. Seidel, J. Roster. Row 2: C. Schiavone, D. Rosen, D. Robinson, A. Rapoport, M. Ribak. Row 3: K. Ryan, A. Quigley, K. Rittenhouse, E. Renzetti, J. Scannell, D. Sera. Row 4: W. Robbins, D. Rutledge, J. Rodenhiser. - r L 3 l 4 A .in Row l: P. Sweeney, S. Shea, N. Seresky, R. Smith, R. Shannon, C. Theirrien. Row 2: J. Strand, J. Shuman, I. Tattleman, N. Tamburino, G. Thornton, D. Smith, R. Titus. Row 3: D. Smathers, J. Simons, W. Storkus, L. Strumski, J. Shea, L. Taylor, M. Stripinis, C. Tetrault. Row 4: C. Studebaker, S. Shapiro, D. Shilalis, B. Thompson. , . . Jim!,,, . fi Row 1: L. Witunski, L. Wilson, M. Winnett, L. VanNewkirk, P. Watson, A. Wright, K. Warren, E. Vogel K. Williams. Row 2: J. White, J. Winters, M. Uliano, D. Winthrop, J. Videtta, A. Williams, V. Vigeant, E Wise. O ,h.v VA' ...i 2 l-gf -'v .1-f .fl W'-5 QC IX QL f ff . f 1 iif ii Z L I -...,, ' ,g,,f , f I N, V N. -s 'Il-F' 'Ui' ' Qin ' ia, . ,id at -ar, f ' , , . ,V .-.. , 4,5 Q , ,.,4:ls1.' X gf 'gy fasnmi xg' ' Q Amy Clark, Secretary, Judy Costello, President, Steven Coleman, ' Vice-President, Cindy Conti, Treasurer. kxibmaia ,.., 1. .. Row l: M. Brosnahan, M. Benoit, D. Arsenault, C. Cafarella, D. Brady, F. Bettinelli, S. Botch. Row 2: K. Budlong, C. Byres, L. Benedetti, D. Brosnahan, W. Bouchard, K. Bujnis, D. Aldrich. Row 3: D. Brophy, P. Bertino, C. Branca, C. Burke, M. Buckingham, D. Boufides, J. Bulman. Row 4: D. Booth, P. Bonanno, J. Binley, R. Berard, K. Banks, M. Berardi, R. Berardi. marata, R. Coehlo. Row Cahill. Row 1: G. Cappeletti. I-I. Cammarata, R. Come, G. Callahan, L. Cam- 2: N. Canale, M. Ca- fasso, D. Cashman, A. Capacchione, A. Clark, C. Carter. Row 3: J. Cogliano, M. Carara, A. Camiolo. J. Canavan, G. Colp. Row 4: M. Carrol, S. Coleman, G. Cafasso, R. Ciolfi, C. Collins, D. '52 Row 1: C. Cravens, C. Connolly, V. Crimmins, L. Davenport, M. Costello, A. Conlon. Row 2: G. Corwin, L. Dardano, S. DiRosario, M. Cotter, M. Cotter, J. Costello. Row 3: R. Dolan, L. Crawford, C. Conti, G. Dalton, J. Donahue, D. DiCostanzo. Row 4: K. Daley, M. Curran, W. Diamond, J. Connolly, D. Devine, G. Copoulos. i Row l: M. Fineberg, D. Fields, K. Donahue, B. Dooley, J. Francis, K. Gagnon. Row 2: M. Dunn, K Doyle, R. Friel, S. Dore, W. Flanagan. Row 3: J. Fruci, J. Dunn, W. Evans, M. Enos, M. Fralick, A Donato. Row 4: K. Downey, J. Eckler, S. Foley, K. Eames, R. Flaherty, M. Eardley, D. Fleming. Gramer K. Hasenfuss P. Ha an gan, A. Goodman, L. Gualtieri, D. Granger. 183 Row l: K. Good, L. Gillis, J. Har- kins, M. Hale, J. Glassman, S. Ga- lizio. Row 2: D. Goodrich, C. i i 8 , L. Goetze, P. Harding. Row 3: S. Graham, S. Hainline, E. Hanson, G. Hannon, J. Giannelli. Row 4: R. Gilbertson, P. Halford, J. Gavi- Row l: A. Holden, T. Heap, C. Henderson, D. Keone, P. Henley, R. Kashmanian. Row 2: R. Hurst, L. Jacobs, N. Keenan, M. Hoppe, M. Kelly, A. Jenkins. Row 3: M. Holliday, R. Keach. E. Jones, J. Kay. K. Irwin. Row 4: D. Keelan, L. Kantaros, P. Horgan, R. Hood, W. Homer, J. Hellmuth. kv 420 Auf' Ill Row l: S. MacAdam, B. Lavin, M. Leary, M. Kilgallon, A. Kershaw, R. Liftman. Row 2: K. Killeen, B Kenyon, D. Lewis, J. Lawler, T. Leveckis. Row 3: J. Kraemer, M. Lambert, J. Lyons, D. Knapp. Row 4: J M King, D. Linehan, M. Lester, C. Lagadinos. .mmm Qlffaafastu Row l: A. Macdonald, M. Macdonald, C. MacDonald, M. McGilvray, D. Malone, C. McCloskey, S Marino, J. McCarthy. Row 2: M. McCarthy, T. McNeil, L. MacKay, L. Matuszek, B. MacLeod, R Manning, J. McCourt. Row 3: J. Malloy, J. Malloy, D. McCarthy, E. Madden, M. McCabe, S. McLelland C. Macari, D. Marciante. W -:nn-I-Il ' Row l: D. Murphy, J. Mills, J. Montisano, C. Mullaney, J. Mullaley, W. Merlino. Row 2: C. Mondor, K. Mulcahey, T. Memmott, L. Nannery, R. Murphy, A. Merola. Row 3: K. O'Brien, D. Mitcheroney, J. Murphy, W. Murphy, S. Michner. 'Q 1- , ,.- --v--.QQ-.-1., 'rv li? 'P :if Q c. 'GQ Row 1: M. Raggiani, N. O'Hara, J. Payne, P. Olson, M. Powers, M. Ponte, D. Pasciuto, S. Perry. Row 2: B. O'Donnell, R. Puopolo, P. O'Neill, K. Page, D. O'Connor, D. Poore, M. Powers, L. Peters. Row 3: T. O'Brien, M. Pasquarosa, H. Orel, D. O'Shea, P. O'Brien, M. Passaretti. 6 I ,I .Y l I I l..' fs E,- 'Ganz P ff..- .S f 4 f A . 1 ,ff 55 la- W. 2 x99 1 186 1 -. Row l: D. Scioletti, D. Spector, L. Roach, M. Smith, S. Rinaldi. Row 2: R. Sheehan. P. Scopelleti, L. Smith D. Saunders, P. Robinson, M. Smith. Row 3: B. Smith, J, Schoener, C. Saffer. R. Rosenberg, T. Sawtelle, C Shea. Row 4: W. Shaw, R. Shnider, R. Ricci, L. Rutledge, L. Scioletti, V. Reynolds. i j if 'U A lr 'f 1 LAM. -K2.',- 5 Ai..l fl., ' I 0, J . , A A 41.9 Row 1: D. Stevens, S. Sullivan, J. Toronto, S. VanNewkirk, J. Stefaney, M. Studholme, J. Stasikelis R Swanstrom. Row 2: K. Taylor, A. Spigel, D. Vinios, M. Vieira, S. Studebaker, S. Staples. D. Sullivan Row 'rn ig W 3: M. Trunfio, P. Sullivan, M. Sweeney, P. Sullo, S. Uliano, M. Uliano, D. Sumner. ui , ,IME K -.g'f'11j's: 5 V Row 1: J. Widberg, J. Wheeler, G. Weiner, R. Ziedelis, B. White, C. Weiner, S. Weiner. Row 2: K. Wood, T. Ward, K. Wentworth, J. Yeomans, J. Weipert, R. Young, M. Zogalis. Row 3: D. Wagner. D. Yetman, M. Wermont, M. Wright, J. Waystack, A. Wright. Q K J 'Y - Q gp' i ...gs 1 9 . n V4.1-Vw,-.,.f N Xa sffxs X ...L M 1f fM-3 ,.,, 'lynn'-44 Nl In 90 Row 3: D. Arsenault, P. Row l: J. Bowen, S Bruus, M. Buckley, J Bright, R. Burke, E Chambers. Row 2: D Bryer, L. Bujnis, S Bornstein, S. Carrara, D Cafarella, N. Cahillane K. Byars, E. Cahill, R Carafa. Row 3: J. Cam- marata, R. Brockman, D Botsch, R. Cacciagrani L. Carrington, S. Bram- hall, M. Bruno. Row 4 A. Braconi, J. Braver- man. len, Secretary. Alison Curran, President, CarollAnn Finn, Vice ' President, Andrea Callanan, Treasurer, Susann Find- Row l: L. Asbergs, C. Bainton, N. Aprea, M. Amahein, S. Alleyne, R. Bernazzani, D. Banks Row 2 R Bischoff, N. Batchelder, D. Bell, M. Allen, M. Bernazzani, S. Andrews, D. Bornstein, R. Becker S Arnao Barrera, H. Altman, T. Bacon, J. Arico, E. Avakian, J. Aufiero. L-X., we '31 Q Y i Row l: D. Cina, A. Cohn, J. DePalma, J. Cooper, M. DeMonte, C. Clasby, R. Dawson, J. Currivan. Row 2: P. Colby, D. Connelly, C. Coyne, M. Cogliano, L. Coffman, C. Dalton, D. Curran, K. Cronin, C. DaSilva, T. Daley. Row 3: D. Chemlow, R. Clark, W. Crowley, J. Daggett, J. Chrysikos, J. Conley, J. Christian. Row l: S. Feeny, D DiVirgilio, D DeYeso, S. Findlen L. Doody, R. Doran M. Foley, M. Falls, S Farrell. Row 2: C Dreyfus, C. Donahue, V. Devine, J. Fachy C. Fitzgerald, C Finn, B. Flanagan, M Friedman, E. Draper Row 3: P. Fiorentino S. Duffy, S. Fernald J. Dolan, J. Ezepik, Ji Ford, S. Farrell. 9 Row 1: S. Galligan, K. Gill, D. Golb, S. Gillis, N. Gecewicz, A. Goetze, J. Golub, J. Gifford. Row 2: V. Govatsos, M. Gillespie, E. Gilmartin, J. Gallagher, R. Gra- ham, M. Guarino, R. Goggin. Row 3: T. Green, L. Gronroos, K. Gal- vin, D. Gordon. l9l Row l: S. lnguanti, M. Harding, J. Hanley, B. Herman, S. Hanson, L. Humphrey, C. Gutteridge. Row 2: R Johnson, J. Hamrock, L. Hayes, G. Hammond, A. Howlett. K. Henneberg. M. Hochman. Row 3: R Hasenfuss, J. Gussman, R. Hughes, G. Ivanoski, J. Jennison, K. Jennison. B. Haffermehl. 1 , ,N ,,. 1 . . at, X I .A 'N J '14 '- . , . 4 A J fi .65 , 1 1' gf 6 r 4' V i I if 4 5 J. ' 4 mn ff' 4,,, 1 ,A !,4 ff my t 1 if Sf' f 'lf 4 s..lALLJ 'J . 1' 1 . . 1 4,4 . X . 44- -V . ks' 9 ' a Q . V I. . 5 . . . as 9 . ' . . H . . ' -V . Cx., N ., . v . v-2-145.4-' 'P . Q' 4, 5 Y 5 'Q V .V 7 ,K , s .Zi M ' X . Row lx L. Leary, E. Kent, L. Linton, N. Levine, Y. Koelsch, K. Kelly, D. Killeen. Row 2: L. Kelly, V. Keefe, J. Kenney, K. Kearney, J. Kraemer, C. Klegman, S. Joyal. Row 3: M. Leonard, S. Levine, T. Jomides. C. Jones, F. Lydon, S. Joyal, J. Lawler, W. Lennon, S. Karol. ,,,' . W 1' iii Row 1: A. McPherson, C. McGonigle, J. Mascerelli, L. Mandell, J. MacDonald, B. MacNess, C. McKay, H. McCarthy. Row 2: J. McNeice, S. McCaffery, M. Mahoney, C. Malone, C. McGuire, D. Mazzola, T. McLean, S. Matthews, J. McDaid. Row 3: S. McCormick, E. McCabe, M. MacDonald, B. McDonough, M. McHugo, C. McMorrow, B. McNeil, J. McEnany, D. Marceau. ' 'TP J' f l 1l V l 'I J 5. Y -r Zz 'J I l 5 3 F Row 1: K. Moore, C. Mosley, L. Mitcheroney, K. Molloy, S. Murphy, P. Neville, R. Millen, P. Michaelson Row 2: J. Nicholson, C. O'Neil, B. Miller, K. Michener, D. O'Brien, F. Miller, A. O'Brien. Row 3: S. Olsen J. O'Brien, R. Milne, J. Mullaney, M. Mullen, P. Monahan. Row l: C. Pugh, E. Roster, P. Roach, P. Piana, J. Peterson, J. Perez, P. Ryan, A. Parker. Row 2: S. Rizk, T. Pineo, B. Pickett, J. Parker, J. Robbins, G. Roy, R. Payne, M. Oslin. Row 3: R. Price, K. Rittenhouse, M. Pinto, D. Pavadore, P. Politano, R. Pasquarosa, D. Pasquarosa. l : Row lf J. Sheehan, S. Scanzio, J. Schulze, P. Smith, M. Shannon, R. Shea. Row 2: L. Smith, C. Searson, D. Slawsby, W. Ryan, D. Sakalaukus. Row 3: D. Sexton, D. Sera, J. Silvasy, D. Seaman, T. Smaldone. Row 4: K. Smith, J. Signori, S. Small, M. Shatz, C. Simons. 4 . X 'QJ Row l: S. Supple, R. Studholme, D. Spearin, S. Smith, M. Stapleton, W. Stephanishen, B. Sylvia Row 2: C. Sykes, B. Telfer, L. Stanton, T. Tivman, J. Tordoff, K. Taylor, W. Thompson, H Snapper. Row 3: M. Stapleton, J. Sundook, S. Sullivan, W. Titus, K. Sullivan, C. Staples. vqirm N' Afnul Ms., '55 'fy av . A -Cyl ' A f A' fs.. . , Q .r ' , ..--vl y'4. . Q pix ,sl ' fy Q X '1 , A J 1 l l Row l: T. Watson, A. Uliano, J. Widberg, C. West, J. O'Brien, L. Witunski, S. Winthrop. Row 2: J. Yeomans, D. Yeomans, R. Tutin, A. Twohig, E. Wright, P. Tucker, P. Whelan. Row 3: W. Vogel, C. Wilson, W. Walsh, A. Vanderburgh, M. Winters, M. Uliano, M. Trayers. mini' ea... 4'-149, 195 ,nviiflgyi wr-4w 'qu, -T., .... ..-.---. ,, l'r, . 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L 4 w 1.4 A 9' fir 'Twill 1 . ja 6 8 X N, B Q at f ,WA I Mx 1 I nj . um wr l L X Y! is , a:ge, we 'J V ri ' 3 X rs J I f l ' ,vi if 4 N S rs.. .J EJ Q '. 42 Hgh. .,, ,.,. - ' .zQ.4.L A 1 ..t 1 , 1, ft , ., 'z I X gi N. Row l: A. Curran, E. O'Neill E. Hagan, M. Burke, L. Judge Row 2: S. Weber, J. Remie- siewicz, A. Pulcini, J. DiSanto D. Baker. Row 3: J. Willemsen S. Webbe, C. Speros, M. Cook W. Cann. Row 4: W. Blackler R. Kelly, S. Currivan, F O'Neill. 199 x Liblflis '..A!. ll.,1Q 1 .J y -Q 1 4 I 3 M f,f.w.,-4 ,Q W? 9 4-:VV Sf f . ,fn Q . xv' 221 .J 23 l 3 my Lai, I bet you say that to all the girls. That's so Mickey Mouselfl Q.. Ain ,., 'j. Q -Nil X , A one and a two and a three' Q J 4 6 ,1 TW! e 1 vm xml af lg 'n I uw' ., 3, 'E fl 5. ei, ,wg Z QYI'l !'Qlf 4 2 FACULTY AN Those Monday Morning Blues 91, Z' I could use a shave . . . af 1- Q, f, if A New Dance Step?'?? U SCHOOL COMMITTEE '36 Ni -... ZUZ in , . I , lx A r v ' N. -VA-L-Q,- Guy Digirolamo Seated: Joanne D'Entremont, Vic- tor Wade, Dr. Bernard Shulman, Superintendent, Dr. Margaret Brayton. Standing: William Mosher. Thomas Lane. Ruth Woodbury, William Monahan, Francis Callahan, Business Man- ager, Theodore Goodman. MD. SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 3 Z 1 I 3 DR. BERNARD SHULMAN DR. PETER CAPERNAROS wink J' .i MRS. JOSETTE SCHNETZER MR. FRANK CALLAHAN Business Manager FW? MRS. MARY MARSHALKA MRS. HELEN LORDAN MRS. ARLENE SMYTH 1 :I f 'll' 'wg an 5 MRS. ANN BONATTI MRS. MARY ANN RING N r P-4 W r-4 r-4 4 MR. JOSEPH JOYCE Principal MR. PAUL CALLANAN Asst. Principal --3. 'dj id. . MR. HECTOR QUINTANA Asst. Principal K' MR. RALPH CLOUGH Asst. Principal l if I .,. vm t eff? is 1- I' -': ml 0. :gi ':... MRS. MARION BERTELETTI MRS. ELLEN ANDERSON wr MRS. VIRGINIA HOBBS MRS. ESTHER GIBSON 2 5 A I 3 ' D , ' VI 0 I - - 1 1- 1 , . 3 9 , I 'Q -5 O 1 3 ,,,... MRS. DONNA COUGHLIN, Librarian MRS. HELEN HAMM Maria Ns L... MR. ROBERT PRENDERGAST Dept. Head , wtf . f..fJ.'-9 MRS. CAROLYN CHRISTINO Secretary ., B5 x MRS. M. JANE TARDANICO' , Z' R., in MR. ROBERT RINGILETTE '- . 1 I . ' -X. 'fx 1 I Q' G A 1 M -iff J. 2 I . I - ,III -'E ,I f 5 f f- ' . 2 -, 1 ' ,7. 'W fw.u6l: K. - 4-'5'v,1. at 5' ggi.. f R? 'ffg-lf'.Nx , - -. N . X sbxgqg. sp .- ,Ja If is ' h' f I H '4,,.. i --., ' MRS. TI-IELMA FIORE Secretary 4-gw MISS CARLA ZIPPERMAN .mar ' MR. RICHARD ANDREUCCI f N ,1 MISS MARILYN COSGROVE ffflf' Q? :gy QM P Q Qi??3xj49 elf 4 ff , ' 7' 7 yf' 4 1 ' J, ' if MISS MARY KHOURI, MR. DONALD HUNT, MISS MICHA- LENE PIETROSKI 'f 'Y'1I MRS. BONNIE YING 43 , fl'- -S: A-3 I I E MISS JOAN BUCKLEY MRS. FELICITA TYRRELL i ATHLETIC DIRECTGR SGCIO-BIOLOGY . ALDO LOMBARDI MRS. ELLEN KALLENB Secretary HO E ECONGMICS MISS KATHLEEN MAHONEY MRS. HELEN I-IOPPE Dept. Head ATA PROCESSI MRS. ROSE BEUBER X' .I , MISS ELLEN O LEARY ,At 4? fl ,L , v X MR. ROGER SMITH . u fa ', T fi? tj ff-:af A Q F iz 1 . A A MR. MARTIN BADOIAN Dept. Head MISS VERONICA FLANGHEDDY . c, 4' asv' 'Wu ,K V9 - L 119- 4-c 4.113 AVQQQ' 1+ , Ja- ,W 'Pl MR. STEPHEN RAPHEL MRS. JANET RIVA MR. CHARLES PEIX 210 i MR. CHARLES DEPASCALE MR. KENNETH KRUSE 2 Miss EILEEN MooRE i 4 MISS KATHLEEN VALERI Z 5: MRS. JOY ADLER CI! 1 ... ,N ...1,,,,. 14 Q41 ..,.,,....,. . MR. TERRENCE FLAMAN ' --f. 1 MR. MICHAEL NAGLE MR. JEFFREY COADY . MQW .Af - ,wnwf -A W Q 4 is . , ,WgQh,: , 1 ,744 . . ,TMJ .f1r.-'fy C, NA G ' f 'V 1 ' ,, af- .ieinlv g, fm JJ' Tciigf .W ' T- m ,v Yi- f- up-Mt' ,f -mv! V sg, , S VW , 1 ' .f A -X XPQ MR. ROBERT RICE MRS. BEVERLY PUERTO MR. JAMES CARTA 1 any-91 Q - wr' . -Q -f... up AV. . . 5+ 355 H . ,. J . , X 4 i ,Q JM. '- ,. 4 MR. HOWARD MORRISON MR. GILBERT CANNON MR. ROBERT TIGHE Dept. Head MR. RICHARD ROUSSEAU MR. JOHN HORACK -,, MISS DOROTHY WALSH MR. DONALD SMITH MRS. MADELINE KELLY MR. GEORGE FARRELL MR. PETER LADOW Kim ' is , 4 2 V 473' MISS BEVERLY MATTERA 4 MR. JAMES MOORE MR. ALFRED NORDGREN Dept. Head MRS. JANET DUFFY MR. EDWARD POZNYSZ 'Ng-v:f' 7 -.4 MR. JAMES GAUL I VI ,X ,M -.Q A m'- ff I ,WX J I-iw lf? W -1.-r N . , I , M 5 o o 9 I MR. RICHARD STAITI MR. EDWARD MULVEY MR. ERIC MICHELSON fav 'UI MR. DANIEL COUGHLIN MR. JAMES VENTURA at MR. RAYMOND THOMPSON MR. PAUL SCULLY MISS JUDITH GERRIE Dept. Head 23 mia? Efubfw l MRS. JANET NELSON Q MR. THOMAS HEALY MR. WARREN BOWYER r ' 1 n 4' X' QA an '- 'L V , nlm'5' mf:2z'.,.',f,' 2 1, ' . 5 fi . . iivn 3.1-f,..,,V Y. V. 5 4 6 ' H .. A ' 'jig J f 'f ir Q W' ff i 4, L A ' 5,2 viii, 3' 'i ' rf? 1- V W I ' ' Q ' Wi vvi' Q Q22 ' - ' - ' f MR. JOSEPH SULLIVAN MR. DAVID I-IAINES :lb Z m. 1, -114,4 fi. mf. n My Y 'Mn- MR. PAUL THERRIEN MR. FREDERICK MACDONALD MR. JAMES VALIN MR. WALTER STRUMSKI MR. ARTHUR DUFFY 4 MRS. LOIS GERSTENLAUER . MR. ROBERT WAXMAN Dept. Head rf' '32 Nsf: :ffl I 12' If vi, Q ' Y .. cg ,'1:f? 5 ,MMA I .fs- ss ,, f fiikif Q! .!!. 1 X Y I ' Wi f V L' I . X .41 1 g ...L 2. . MRS. KAREN PILLA MRS. JEANINE BEATON MISS LINDA MILANO MRS. JOAN GRIM --f 2 3330! -I MRS. NANCY FAY 1 I. I V7 MISS ANN STOMBERG I S5 '?Q MR DONALD CRAGEN Dept. Head -al' MRS. MARY DEVINE Miss GAIL KIPPENBERGER 'ir 'E' ' ' ,Quai MR. GEORGE DUPLAIN 40 f..-uf ,tw--f b X.. fig G R ,Y ,,..-f-' . qs 4 .P MRS. MARY DUGAN MRS. LOUISE DONOVAN MRS. .IUDITI-I I-IEALY SS SI NJ .L ND 621. CHARLES TARDANICO Dept. Head X F b J ljficf H7 2 Al IL 1 I X .fi I MR. ARTHUR AUGENSTERN I A . D P 'Q N W Q .., ' . X Q M ,X W . MR. RICHARD MOSER .A l MR. RONALD BERUBE Zi 3' y fM4 fi MR. PETER MAHON EY MR. DONALD MESSINGER MR. MICHAEL FAIRHURST fx--zexfwvgggg fi MR. RICHARD LAVACHE MR. GARY MCNAMARA MR JOHN JUDGE ',,M . - 1 Dept. Head li MR. GEORGE MCCALLA MR. DONALD QUINCY if Q MRS. SUSAN MEZGER MR. ERNEST ST. JEAN 1 l' L ni . ffx I A -, , 2 l W. .. . 1 if . I Mr. A, Eardley, Mr. J. Campbell, Mr. L. Grant. Mr, N, Bartone, Mr. R. Hennessey EF la iijwm Q' ga 1 34 1 Mr. R. Masciarelli Mr. F. McLaughlin Mr- J- P0lm0U21fi , V -ew'-- ',,1-f -D . r 1 lz' , ' A C' r R. 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