Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

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J ' 3 r V f 1 A 5 J ..r + , ,' 1 'u,.4L:fi.w.-aa., , '-M ml ,-Q ., 9 . 4 1 X- If y ff .f ,f gf? x kk ef xx 1 X X 'M-W le f X .-if ..,4' X V N - -.4--, -R.: H.. . ,, f 7 L 4 .r A- r 5 . y X XX MR. JAMES BAKER - Mathematics What's done cannot be undone . .. pet peeve is over-criticism of people . . . seen playing baksetball with members of the varsity team . . . has I also competed against chess team members . . . yearns to be famous. 4 , 4 l .hm.u:sffliL.. Q 1 4' C4 W, , V AV, , , . e V i K fm -f,, 1 N ' MISS RUTH BAKER - English Department Head Usually located in bookroom . . . dislikes gum chew- ers . . . hobbies include photography, antiques, and her grand-nephews . . . refuses to reveal secret ambition . . . a sincere and considerate person. MR. LAWRENCE BALES - Graphic Arts We like to make a good impression . . his pet peeve is ink all over the shop . . . his hobbies include skiing and sailing . . . active interest in the ski club . . . his ambition is to make the first full color separa- tion print in D.H.S. history. ' iwwlficlv sfwvbsaf mmuwillb ' lfis MR. ARTHUR C. BARKER - English A truly dynamic teacher . . . he questions, probes reasons, and stimulates . . . devotes much of his time to the Audio-Visual Dept. . . . Good show . . . en- loys golf fishing and poking 1' MR. FRANK BINGHAM -- Social Studies Okay, let's get going . . hates students who ask for ten reasons for taking history . , . enioys umpir- ing the girls' softball games . . . quiet is the way he keeps his study halls . . . a great sports fan who en- ioys golf. MR. RICHARD BOMBARDIER - Social Studies .Away from history classes he likes fishing, hiking, and bowling . . . an avid movie fan . . . pet peeves are plastic knives, forks, and spoons - especially bent ones . . . wants to visit Rio de Janeiro during Mardi Gras. 4. MR. JOSEPH BRAZAUSKAS - Science A truly big man . . . a firm hand but gentle at heart . . . well liked . . . a new member of the science department but catching on fast to student capers . . . does he really need body guards? TIN. A MISS MARGARET BRION - Developmental Reading U Ai fan of the Pean Gang . . . They re so adc able . . . a transfer teach her students rememb her from the iunior high . . always willing to help. . . n ' ' ' r kids, the 'doctor' does mean she gives shots - she iust had a lot of school! MR. WILLIAM P. BROWNE JR. - Social Studies Main interests are social studies and politics . . . involved in drug education . . . And that reminds me of a story when . . . seen ac- companying his classes to court . . . peeved by students who take no advantage of progressive changes. MR. LORNIE BULLERWELL - Science That's enough carefully shows the experiments to his stu- dents - though something al- ways goes wrong . . . quiet in his manner . . . enthusiastic new member of the science depart- ment . . . tries to keep the kids from blowing up the lab. MR. JAMES CALHOUN - Social Studies His pet peeve is losing . . . can always be seen on the basketball court . . . doesn't like to get the answer I don't know. . . . will be best remem- bered by many senior boys . . . could never be L s is inactive . . . coach of the Bay State Champs. 'i -1- A word of encouragement from the coach. MR. ROBERT CARROLL Physical Education This is a good day c achieve . . . peeved by b unprepared for gym class . . . could have been wo shop teacher . , . involved getting physical education grammar school Nc that's not fair. ..-i 1 X rm ,I T1 T. f l X X i. I ,. ' c rg..- MR. JAN CASTANZA - Science An enthusiastic and dedicated track coach . . . hates student apathy . . . you people are unbeIievable . . . when not teaching he is a pharmacist . . . con- stantly tries to get his points across. br MR. ALBERT CHARDAVOYNE - Social Studies There you go . . . helpful assistant basketball and ' baseball coach . . . interested in sports, reading, music, and traveling . . . his pet peeve is sneaky stu- XM il , 4, , dents . . . would like to be successful in every adven- ' I r Ky, V 'ff' ture. ,. faq? I . 'fa ll' 'I l 1,1 IT. 'ky f 'ttf , l, f'!- L 'ff' -A', 251' i v. A ilv 4 W' .eff , Am im -AME MISS PAMELA CHONIN - English Be Specific . . . describes The Scarlet Letter as a MISS MARY ANN Cl-OUGHER - PhYSiC0l Education tasty morsel . . . dreams of students doing their Fallllful to he' 9lfl5' 5P0l'lS leams - - - Hlells 90, homework faithfully . . . despises clock watchers lqdlesll - - - seen on llle field eVel'Y P9fl0d when WS . . . note to clockwatchers: time always passes, but 'lol 5'l0Wln9 - - - trusted lflefld to all 9lfl5 - - - lhe you may not. cheerleaders' favorite advisor. l -1 MR. RICHARD CAWLEY - Social Studies Known for his never-ending supply of films keeps up the bow-tie style . . . quiet and conserva- tive . . . a dedicated man . . . always helpful - very sincere. Z f fA Z f V In 1 ,fmfaz 'S 1:f'22.f Mlm w I ,,., 2,71 431, fr 14,54 w .1 MR. CURTIS CHASE - English Annoyed by poor penmanship . . . reads poetry ex- pertly . . . enioys camping and photography in his leisure hours . . . special ambition - to climb Mt. Everest. X MISS LOUISE COLAGIOVANNI - Science This vivacious science teacher would like students to do their homework . . . enjoys bowling, skiing, piano playing, and tennis . . . would love to break a hun- dred in candlepin bowling . . . color guard advisor . . . Have a good dayl 'HMG I 6 I 4 f . kai . ' , ,,,.vr, 5 'lf A 4' I mv I 'Q , . 5 4 I MR. ANDREW J. CORCORAN - Science Always cooking up something in his lab . . . his inter- ests include guitar, bowling, fishing, cooking, and traveling . . . If I were back in school, I would want myself for a teacher . . . peeved by people who get something for nothing . . . wants to work in Julia Child's studio. x X I I I ,I jf l' I lg' A I - if I ' yfse 1 5 A' 2' Q F l y 'x x X. MISS DIANE CORLEY - Science Dislikes seeing students going to their lockers at all hours . . . found poring over astron- omy books . . . wants to be an auto mechanic . . . don't worry . . . under her quiet exterior hides an ambitious character. MRS. DOROTHY CORNETTE - Mathematics Is anybody still with us? . . . her pet peeve is interrup- tions . . . likes a quiet home- room while she reads the bul- letin . . . seen opening all the windows in IO3 . . . famous for her perplexing math prob- lems. MR. THOMAS CURRAN - Business Took over the class of '72 in a time of need - We say thank you . . . seen in 209 with Steve, John, Barb, and Nancy takes time with sports . . . always thinking of ways to organize the class better . . . teaches business in his spare timel MR. MAURICE DALY - English ' Be specific . . . active mem- ber ot teachers association . . . dislikes disruptive stu- dents . . . reserved, helpful, and quiet . . . he has an ex- tremely calm temperament. Helpl MR. JAMES DAVIS - English Those who will not read have no advantage over those who cannot read . . . devotes many hours to coach- ing the Marauders . . . enioys playing handball . . . wishes that students would stop frowning . .. hopes to be- come an author. ,nf ,,y,f2Z,. . -qi.. .5 Arif, , ,. -. I , 3- .ffqqf Zi, fu an f i Q V ,Q 4 , if ,ff ,T ftffi 5 ? R x ., X U is ax. . -X. In MRS. JO ELLYN DeCESARE - English Avid coach of the sopho- more play . . . finds time to enjoy reading, skiing, sewing, and golf . . . dis- likes laziness and insecur- ity . . . yearns to speak German fluently . . . a bright new face for the English Department. MR. JOHN DEGNAN - Business No, I cannot tell you what a 'sploonet' isl . . . pet peeve is takers . . . says his hobby is looking for rich widows . . . al- ways friendly with students . . . wants to see DHS students happy and successful. MISS MARYANNE DELGROSSO - Mathematics Known for her involvement . . . believes one should not accept what is, but should search for something better . . . truly a sin- cere person decorates her room with varied posters often seen surrounded by stu- dents. MRS. CLARE DERANEY - Social Studies Everything is relative . . . always has materials on re- serve in the library . . . enioys company after school . . . pokey drivers are her biggest pet peeve . . . finds moments to enioy boating, skiing, and the theater. ,Q 2' it 'K MRS. CHRISTINE DESMOND - English Attractive in all aspects ...atruelady...be- guiling smile classic taste in dress . . . quiet in nature but full of new and exciting ideas. ,f gt' yt X, f r,, 3-yew-'if' MRS. HELEN DUHAMEL - l.ibrary Our gracious librarian . . . helps students locate materials for studying with a smile . . . How about checking the card cata- log? dislikes overdue library books . . . enjoys reading in her spare moments. MR. RICHARD EWELL - Science Where are your safety glasses? . . . would like to be an ichthyologist . . . is annoyed by people who don't finish their sentences . . . toying with the idea of be- coming rich and famous . . . good things come in tall packages. fg., MISS JANET DOWNS English Very warm individual . . . enioys communicating with students on an intellectual level . teaching yoga philosophy and psychology are her ambitions would like to see a relaxed atmosphere in school X we - i- SN, --Q , .- 136: -5 gi, xc5,gp5,v-: A? 5 N A MISS JOAN FALLON - Social Studies Pretty raven hair . . . puts up with her period 4 class . . . ready with a helping hand a wonderful dance chaperone . . . soft spoken but maintains con I l Departmental Conference MR. PHILIP FARRINGTON - Mathematics Seen with computer solving difficult problems . . . likes to write on the black board . . . a never ending smile . . . likes to be of help . . . hates to have his classes shortened . . . easy to talk to even if it is not about moth. MRS. ANTOINETTE FIDLER - Mathematics Able Math Contest Team Coach . . . and for home- work tonight . . . would like students to be less apathetic . . .wants to do all she has to do and still have time to loaf . . . a pun-popper. MISS LOUISE GAGNON - Business Type as fast as you can ac- curately . . . finds spare mo- ments for photography and knitting . . . peeved by care- less mistakes . . . has taught many seniors the secrets of , typing . . . yearns to travel 5 extensively. ' v v. , 4 9. ,gl c 7?,I. MR. JOHN FAUCETT - Music Seen searching for a rehearsal room for his choir . . . annoyed by gum chewing at rehearsals hobby, photography . . . appreciates choir members who hold their notes . . . Music is a feeling not lust a sound. pu MR. CARMEN J. GALLO - Mathematics An extremely patient math teacher . . . prefers to look at the right side of algebra . . . pet peeve, cheap chalk . . . ls that so? . . . considered by students to be a flashy dresser. MR. JOSEPH GENOVA - Science Bach, anyone? . . . A man must first find himself before he can find happiness . . . If winter comes can spring be far behind? . . . the connoisseur of D.H.S .... dedicated to his sciences . . . could even be a doctor. 'CV '.,.2 X Tvs aus, ,....1t1 A MRS. BARBARA A. GRANT - English O.K., Troops! . . . a stimulating teacher of Latin . . . dislikes lazy people . . . would love to become a successful archaeologist . . . finds time to enioy collecting antique dishes. MR. CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON - Art Efiif Now if this were mine . . . the talent lies in the MISS ROSA HAJINLIAN - Business hand holding the paint brush . . . clean brushes are A devoted teacher . . . enioys music and reading a must . . . quiet but gets the point across . . . en- . . . wants to see the world . . . could take short- IOYS 9 900d Palnflng- hand all day long . . . very helpful, always smiling. f . I 'K vs, X iw.. X s . A - ' In fl! NN I . ,ei 'I ll I I I lx fi gxyf. My ff , I I , 4 f V I . f ,r vw , I, I c 4. X' ,gig f W - X X! . Q , w , ' I N 1 J I ,, fi 5 if 'Q JC., ' T' ' IW 1 g LS ,,., MR. HARRY GRAFF - English That's Graff, G-R-A-F-F . . . famous in the study hall . . . bothered by seniors in corridors before homerooms coaches freshman football builds bodies on the field and minds in English. MISS BARBARA GROSS - Foreign Language Tout est bien qui finit bienl . . .oIl's well that ends well? . . . when not teaching found on the tennis courts . . . a new addition to the school's language department , . . cute and friendly. MRS. CAROL HAZEN - Home Economics Use your headl . . . leisure moments spent playing tennis, skiing, cooking, and reading . . . seen taking ski club trips . . . even as far as Switzer- land . . . her pet peeves include Iav and locker pas- ses . . . would love to write a great American novel. -.. 1 Q -I 'gi ,Q Q ,. - u . , M, ff X ?l '5?Kf I nf., W ,M , L, 'J iw MR. ROBERT HEALY - Social Studies Always has something to say about everything . . . out-of-class activities include indoor and outdoor track and music . . . sparkling blue eyes entrance all ' ,,,. 7 .W , , wr- : ai 31 --..- .,, 'ff 1 senior girls . . . irritated by phonies . . . his ambition '-- X i ' is to become mayor of a city. f,,., X ' N I 4 l K il g, y I . -4 ' A A 4 .- es- M .N ,,, f' f , ' KN., 4 M' - A Q. ,- - ,Annu MRS. SUZANNE HEALY - wiv if MISS TANIS HOUSEMAN - Foreign Language A vivacious addition to the Foreign Language de- partment . . . entre el dicho y el hecho hay un gran techo . . .annoyed by lazy people . . . enioys trav- eling, reading, and collecting antiques . . . ever- ready with an encouraging smile. R' A egg: lg, , tix ' I -'qv hz vy-4' , 'f W W, .f-,.,.,--- If . o S N,,4 A 'I 22 MRS. EILEEN HICKEY - Business Forever friendly and patient . . . could never be dull chalk dust is her pet peeve . . . hopes to take a cruise someday soon. Q y-Jfrxul ,rA?,.--cfwzuu.is- K MRS. SUSAN HOWARD - History Always working on proiects . . . the U.N. rep. from Kenya hasn't been the same since his visit from D.H.S. history students . . . loves to make history fun . . . Of course you have to know how to spell itl . . . unlimited time for all students. French An enthusiastic French teacher . . . tries hard to keep up with her sons . . . C'est la viel . . . her pet peeves include snow days that aren't snow days . . . hopes to spend a summer in France. MRS. JOAN HORAN - Physical Education Now, ladies . . . seems to have patience at all times . . . known for her crimson gym suit . . . feels individuality is important . . . al- ways on the go. x i ' ' tp-4 -.. '11 'f fr,-er Q E 'I I 7Ll'2 :- ri,:l lffs.,.ff 5 lsbhqrffu- 92524 2.f,vM,f v ffZpV,2f,.J,b'IfIfi!Nifife,fiy'i1!'xfV .5 ffl A f an A f 'MA-I V fvhuvvvfilf i',fQiQQffif l'fW 1fv'Rf'lfH- 5:5 MISS HELEN HUGHES - Foreign Language Keeps the auditorium study under control . . . the littlest teacher . . . but a powerhouse of energy ready with a quick smile . . . tries to be seri- ous but to no avail. MR. ROBERT W. JANNINO - Social Studies Fantastic sport enthusiast . . . Wisdom through suffering . . . wants to get rich . . . doesn't like lunch duty or intercom . . . devas- tating good looks. MRS. VIRGINIA JOHNSON - English This is a quiet study halll . . . would like to retrace her travels dislikes students using im- proper English . . . faithful advi- sor of the drama club . . . Mercy. MR. BRETT JORDAN - English Fiery red hair . . . loves to make faces at people . . . his hobbies include listen- ing to rock, sports, and welding . . . Quiet downll constantly looking at his watch to check the date. MR. MAURICE F. HURLEY - Mathematics Well known dictator of room 217 and second floor main corridor . . . listen and think . . . spends much time with his math club . . . this is one class you can't fall asleep in . . . would like to see the day when students are actual- ly eager to learn. nf Inf' .I' If iv' vs, -in hu- Making plans. MR. GEORGE KEHOE - Mathematics Department Head The conference room is head- quarters for this Math Dept. Head . . . faithfully keeps his diary. . , his favorite students are nummies , . . seen holding a blackboard pointer . . . doesn't wait for the bell to start. . . mental gymnas- tics. , Wk 5. .- ,Ak . , 1 ff 5 J tr . I.. ' 5 wil W p Lf' l - MR. PAUL KELLY - Science Entertains his classes with his humor . . . I wish more persons would have fewer hangups. . . . con- stantly flashing a smile . . . enjoys camping, hiking, and the company of his children . . . in fact, his daughter served as subiect of an unusual class ex- periment. MR. JOHN KENNY - English The philosopher of D.H.S .... loves to communicate . . . delves into the art of drama with enthusiasm . . . known for his many diagrams . . . can be seen in lOl until 5:00 p.m. MRS. SARAH LANE - English What goes up must come down . . . wants to be a fairy princess . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . flies kites, paints, skis, camps . . . Drama Club coach for the freshman class play. MISS KATHLEEN KIMENHOUR - English and Foreign Language Nur Deutsch in die Klassel . . . a bright new addi- tion to language department . . . could never be angry . . . seen carrying an infinite amount of books and notebooks . . . peeved by late comers to her classes. it. 1 I. MR. JOSEPH LaPOlNTE - Science MR. HOWARD LEVIN - Mathematics Science with a smile . . . enioys being himself in the His pet peeve is the P,.A. system . . . loves to find an classroom . . . seen carrying test tubes and beakers easier way to solve problems . . . red hair does not . . . young, energetic, and progressive teacher . . . mean a short temper. . . makes math fun . . .trying interests include almost everything. to find a short quadratic formula. 4 Y - DYUN l YT LH , 1 ' l i 4 ' -c ,f sv .fc , an l l 3 . , 4 te 2 V P? , lifg 3 ' ' .5 f P, cj ff lf- rf vp! MRS. KATHERINE LYNCH - Mathematics and Science Quiet and conservative . . . often mistaken for a stu- dent . science ll il very helpful .. . switch-hits math and . found often in the library. F., l 2 SS V3 . 'A xx Y 4 4 N1 ,.-.rx I MRS. ANNABELLE MacLEAN - Business Here we go . . .types to music . . . ever hear of Chicago? . . . Loves to swim . . . found with many students who have finger trouble. I 'I . 75 K Win-ihfl-our'Ff l if MRS. GENEVIEVE McCAFFREY - Mathematics Loves her leisure hours on Cape Cod . . . annoyed by students who write iust answers with no work . . . inclusive . . . will be remembered fondly by many MRS. PATRICIA McNALLY - Home Economics If all else fails, try reading the directions. helpful advisor of the F.H.A .... en- iays sewing, reading, and traveling . . . a lady of many talents . . . deserves special thanks for donating her room for yearbook staff meetings. MR. JAMES MESSINA - Foreign Language Loves the game of chess . . . It's your move . . . should be teaching violin . . . maybe that's learning violin? . . . speaks French like a French- man. MR. ROBERT MILES - English Teaches his students to think . . . thinking far yourself is his motto . . . loves Oriental food . . . admired by his students even though he makes them use their brains . . . bothered by student inertia. A serious moment. .9 'UM Y , N F I rf, Lf. '1'f .i ,. ff .F , :A UI. . I fr 3 . .9 'lRJgi1'gy. , v .4 f -gy .... - s M5 JY. 1 s 35325 MR. GERARD MORELLI - Business Interested in coaching - any sportl . . . looks really great in a tie, right girls? . , . wants to get out and win . . . both- ered by students without books . . . loves to read. MISS PATRICIA MULl.IN - Mathematics Loves to make everything easier unbelievable math tests . . . always a quick smile . . . a dedicat- ed teacher . . . naturally liked. emmfi UIBIIMNI MR. MILLARD NEIGER - Band Best known for his foot tap- ping . . . spends many tireless hours leading the D.H.S. dance band . . . always ready with one-line quips . . . extreme perfectionist . . . his results with dance band are well worth his efforts. MISS MAUREEN MULVEY -'Science Young attractive teacher with a quick wit . . . loves to ski . . . al- ways willing to help those who are in need of it . . . never with- out her cheery disposition . . . an indispensable member of the science department. MR. RICHARD MURPHY - Mathematics Loves intricate problems . . . easy going . . . easy to talk to . . . finds his math students unbelieva- ble . . . the big guys aren't al- ways the bad guys. MISS MARGUERITE O'GRADY - Foreign Language What do you mean Pur- dy's lost the pictures? . . . our faithful Reflec- tions and Mirror advisor . . . tries to speak Spanish - Buenos dias . . . must have dead-line ul- cers . . . possesses a warming laugh. MISS JANE PODOLSKI Foreign Language Bothered by students who don't study . . . Alright, people would love to hve in Spain, and leave Dedham? a Dedham High graduate become teacher gets into Spanish completely. MR. ROBERT OUELLETTE - Foreign Language Loves to travel . . . seen with his class of '74, giving advice? . . . dislikes lazy students . . . in the summer he swims and surfs, in the winter tries to teach unwill ing students French . . . Mademoiselle, Monsieur? ,nav MR. ELWOOD PHILBRICK English An English teacher with a subtle wit believes that life is real, life is earnest seen talking with stu dents at lunch in cafeteria an avid fan of Geof frey Chaucer . . . calls has senior honor class the cur dled cream of the cropl I : '.'f wN X V 1. 7 FW 1 .fx 5 V --sy, v,5'f'C. v 555' I MR. CHARLES QUALE - Business Success is made up of 'cans,' not 'con'ts' . . . en- courages students to take advantage of extra help sessions fishing, painting and sports are his hobbies . . . finds time to act as class financial advi- sor . . . hopes to take a trip around the world. xi' 5 s. 5 ' 'sz . . s , .Vs ,.,. '13 f ,1 -5,-. -ff 4 I x I MR. F. PAUL QUATROMONI - Science Department Head Loves to go to the Cape . . . If you aren't part of the solution, you're part of the problem . . . never too busy to help his students . . . wants to play his saxophone in Lester Lcnin's band . . . hates tardi- ness of any form. MR. ROBERT ROSATI - Shop Energetic head of the lndus- trial Arts Department . . . in- volved in the work-study pro- gram . . . enioys his parttime activities as an architect . . . plays guitar, fishes, hunts, and paints . . . ambition, to open a hand-crafted gift shop. MISS GRACE ROSELLI - Foreign Language A firm believer that a busy student is a happy student . . . famous for her work sheets . . . encourages her students to study hard . . . al- lows only Espanol to be spo- ken in class . .. success is gained through one's own self denial. MRS. JEAN SAXE - Mathematics Wants to be looked up to as a good math teacher . . . en- ioys reading Where's your homework? . . . an- noyed by disruptive students . . . Not reallyl Always on Saturday. MRS. MARYLOU ROLLINS - English Likes people who smile . . . found in 203 - smiling . . . enioys kids who like English . . . Let's do an oral report . . . known for group therapy circles. MR. WALTER SCALES - Mathematics A Attempts to keep a straight face . . . tells his study fu- halls to Be quiet, guysI . . . truly dedicated to the . ,1 instruction of mathematics . . . annoyed by students fl! who aren't serious . . . seen traveling to school in his 4 I W little green Volkswagon. 'Q X if eg: ll 5 . NV Q, 5 A -fi' :-1 ' MR. DONALD W. SEAGER - Director of Athletics Special interest is football . . . chess is one of his fa- MR CLARENCE SMITH - Business vorite pastimes . . . often overheard exclaiming Ce- MR. ROBERT SHREVE - Band Pet peeve is late homeroom students . . . You men' Headn ' ' ' oulspolfen Ulllc of MIMO ' ' en' Make it goodI . . . dislikes apathetic people who should have a goal in Iife . . .Graduation? . . . en- Coumges Mamuders lo l'9hl' score' Wm' don't care . . . will be remembered for his puns . . . ioys students eager to learn . . . acting housemaster always there when needed . . . spends many hours . . . extremely fair . . . seen in the cafeteria at with the band. lunches. I I ' x I I MR. LESTER SMITH - Science MISS NANCY SMITH - Foreign Language MISS MARGARET SOULE - English Peace be to you . . . liked by inattentive students New and friendly addition to the faculty . . . noted Loves drama . . . the lady in the foyer first period - . . . always there to encourage with a helping hand for her frequent quizzes . . . una buena senorita . . . doesn't it get cold out there? . . . happily teaches . . . believes that nothing is impossible .... many could never get really peeved . . . a former Dedham students . . . original in style . . . well liked by peers seniors will remember his classes. High graduate. and students. I ip I 1 f X i 4 if. A fl ,, ,V . WWW f Q MR. GERARD VARNUM - Physical Education Bothered by stolen gym suits . . . l5 jumping lacks . . . seen reffing his squad basketball games . . . diligent coach for football and baseball . . . the man with the key to the Coke ma- china. MR. JAMES WALKER - English ' 1 ff' . . pk, Q. . MRS. VIOLETTE TELEGEN - Science O.K., everybodyl . . . good things come in small packages . . . seen in her white and purple lab coat . . . encourages her students to devlelop a scientific curiosity . . . wants to live to be 300 with her hus- bandl . '-vw -F 3. 1? f bl, I ff l - w. if -:H I 1 fx, ,, I' 42' - ,' . ov N I A 5 f f l 1 Ll- MR. KENNETH TOOMEY - Business Active advisor of the Student Council . . . Type along with Toomey . . . less yap and more tap xglu A . . . If you see any pencil marks, please report it to your teacher . . . tries to keep his students involved -A an N in school affairs. . nj ,, R c f N I A handsome new addition to the faculty . . . always quick to smile . . . seen in the cafeteria during sev- enth period . . . enthusiastic about English . . . I've had my picture taken four times alreadyl 'x W..-sw-.... Q 3 X I . . My may , 1 X- Te! i -1 4' . 4 if , , 215 A 1 uf fi , 2 if ? 1 rm. J, , v,.,,,h ,. A ?'11W 1 1 +1 ,A 2 1' '4'fZ,i, A 1, yy .tv . , ,,,f, . .X V, I H ' .Ko1a,, ,, 343 721 ljigkgfijyk 1. .W f Q, 4 .ix I .' ' ,aff .s. .. 4 -H MR. KARL VRANA - Science Goal in life is to teach every- one what a mole is . . . per- petual good humor . . . likes his classes to have a relaxed and informative atmosphere . . . seen often in chemistry lab . . . has an abundance of patience. f .4 4- J Q. MR. JOHN WALLACE - Business Department Head ln other words - so?l . . . loves to walk . . . cul- tivates flowers . . . bothered by bad drivers . . . wants to be an organist - is that anything like a typist? fa 8 s 'R SQ MR. MARTIN WALSH - Social Studies Compare and contrast . . . attempts to add a con- temporary touch to his history classes . . . plays the devil's advocate in group discussions . . . would like to see greater participation in class discussions . . . known for his never ending supply of sweaters and conversation. 1 l fi f if A i V ., 1 ' V, ll I MR. ANTHONY ZONFRELLI - Language Department Head Often located at the controls of the language lab . . . Pourquoi? Une raison? . . . pop quizzes are a favorite of his . . . known for his details and discussions of French literature and philosophy . . . MISS CAROL WITT - Foreign Language Young, vivacious, and spirited . . . considers herself to be fuerte, voliente, and dictadora . . . often seen with a cup of hot tea . . . annoyed by doodlers and lazy people . . . enioys the respect and admiration of all her students. MR. THOMAS YONKER - Social Studies Department Head Devotes much time as Faculty Manager of Athletics enioys photography and trav- eling . . . Ask my students . . . his phi- losophy is malice towards none, charity to all . . . hopes to ga around the world in 180 days. ,.'4,,,...-- cv 3 1 '- v nr 0 up 2 i smile makes up for his numerous oral reports. 1? U Monsieur Zed. 'llfeacliwvalledzwufibgs lwoawnwefvhll his . .rr I-tewq Adam, Me 06 Hwy ali? K- ns, 'O S. X X . , . q ' 1 -R+ ., Q f af ' .'.-.-. --- y, ---I R... 9 i-...,.i 'xr ,Q if f ' ' f f : 5 ' ,fi e .., ' A' X . ' in-1-A MR. EDWARD COFFEY MRS. PAULA DYKE MRS. FLORENCE HUGHES The dedicated and able head of the Guidance Dept. A newcomer and a real plus for us . . . superlatively Always friendly . . . excessively eager to help . . . . . deserves accolades for untiring work . . . ear- warm and congenial . . . calm and chic counselor sincerity and kindness are her synonyms . . . take nest manner . . . has helped many seniors in making . . . at ease with all students . . . consistently pleas- an earnest and genuine interest in her students . . big decisions , , . qn understanding person, ant. happy smile displays her innate good nature. 1 l MR, JAMES Ki55ELL MR. BERNARD McFADD Faithful advisor to many seniors . . . has much infor- Cl'99VfUln055 and l1elPfUlne55 : MV- Mfltodd - - - Ol' mqriqn fo impqff . , , book, and pamphlegs galore ways willing to lend al helping' hand . . . never at a . . . puts all his effort into preparing students for tre- loss fo' vdvife and 'nformchon ' - - unparalleled mendgus opporfunifies . . . never 'oo busy ,O liven. friendliness . . . has an avid interest in airplanes. Secretaries 1 me . , - ce'- if i ll i . E ' f --ff Lu-. J ,flu I . . ,, I-,s .JZ i 2 4 W J . xc, r 4 . ' e E 1,512 ,A ' J , MRS- NORMALENE REYNOLDS MISS TONI SPERDIGLIOZZI L vi, ff 3 J K, V cf lb Y I r ' Ml 3 l ' : l ff? Q l l fr-...ff f A .. I CUSTODIANS: J. Barren, J. Manda, J. Wagner, J. Araby, J. Riely. We'-I-' ,fw- ..,-'hu' Y M,-f .N R ,N .313 ii? 2--' f gr 1 93' r.. .4 ,. .gn ,A 1 -' . -S. si :as V- ,. ' f V f, 4 . -N. f -X . 5- r 1: . If V Z- -Er E E ' ,ff ,- . .. 5. sf 2 1 435' J' j, L 1 3, ff - 4 .f' 3 5 fi: 3 ..,,:2- ? 17A 5 , it 1 - 43,1 3 ., 1- 134' ff? : 4 ' ff , 5 L - 1 5 . J v .,, : , W' 4 V, 1.5.11 W.. try!-M40 . l xx We Us . 1 w 1 . . . f l S ' gf-- s WW MAI an Aw. ..,. fl ' GMM, 'Pwn- -' 5 ' , , - H 'SS W ' -?9f?2ff:zf'5 '!'2?5f.z- f ,. Aw-.Q...... . Q Iv .V JMAMML :V - - ,. . ,.,v ..,- 'V Qrvlv V , l' ix ' - ' - M - .f V'vL V Q N -Q V 1 'A f -4 .... ' ' , ' . E. Wa ner, V. DeVas1o, M. Ranaldi, M. O den, M. McClea , B. Marshall, 9 9 'Y CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: B. Griffen, D. Tuttle, I. Becker. NURSE Miss Helen L. LeGendre, lmissing - Mrs. Joan Conhcml . AM: Tv..-N ' lr wg ,iigh- ,Qw 5' fa , 'Q sf .4 ..x.f'.' par:f,.c-w:,f4ra'ZzEhf: 7if,vv,g:au- 'VN1 11531 The Class of '72 fondly remembers a few favorites who dedicated many years to the students of DHS before retiring last year. They are admired, appreciated, and missed. MR. JAMES SMITH United States History MRS. MARY DOWNES Developmental Reading MR. NICHOLAS DeSALVO Former Vice Principal 3 T if ,,QIwP ' 1 ff, ,s ? f .4-I 4' - 'i n li . Q 2 Q 1 , 2511,- I 5 . si , X , muugwwmb. wi '.... E 9125, '. v, . 4 rf 6 vm 2 ,,,,, x X., NF! .4 Grasp of Modern European History. If all odds up. .0 x X Q f . 1 'X 1 'N' If No hoblc espaioll Climbing the heights Ewvwwewe 1 I ,I W li: 'IF fd if fx X, E5 , 1 '4 .I Gehing away from it all. Sounds of music. J X . l . K h-Q 36 Isn'i the excifement contagious? - LJ 'S f 9Q i .Q 45, fi Q .7 V 'rx AY?- M. f 1 5' 'A Vlf 'PlQ-,5 I , y 'X 4 Q . 5 I4 Y Q. X LAM U- 4 gi .. ,A , Would you buy o used cor from these men? K LL K I 5 v I ,J QNX X 7 - X if 5' ' X . -.haf 5 , +1 M' 1 Q 'w x is Q . 5, ,, in , IJ' f ' o 1 . :e 5 J 83, ' - x , f .4 F it fox 4 X M L ' -v--4, xx. ,K 41141: , 1 A Q ,f 3 T, e ' 'A X ' r' 'M ' or .IX uh. of Sure I do 50 push-ups and si!-ups each morning. Why? 'S Rally 'round . . ,144 i .4 9.2 . f- , gy hr I ' 22 A I' -5 ff- iw 4 . GW H ' x X X. ':4- u Q.-. ny, ,, - li-.Q 'x . JR . ,., 'Wm-SP ' f Alas, poor Yorick . . . X 2 X I J 'f -I ix . v r U l L' .v 1 Q 4: 4 - A l 0 IT. Cl-ASQ I 7 ' .ww f 4 Q ,. 14 A , 3 f ' :V 5 2 E , iw 1 X . 'W V 1 4 ' ' 1 r S ' aa l .H f? I 5 ' ' ,.,,A'E'5 ' 51 '.:.:'w- -. 'fx . 'wi-H P I ,, ..k. M - if 'W , X P A V 3 . .... E -'six ' gf W- km, 40 Presideni Stephen Rondo V68-'69, '71-'72l Vice-President John Donigicn F71-721 2 7 .. lv' V. President Paula Vorley Treasurer Lindo Kirby Secretory Lindo Moyer V68-'69j f'68-'69J V68-'69, OFF! ' 1 I v sw' og I -If Q 'VX 'l? Jug' vi wx! X '1 'Q 'QY 'a1 ,uf 14 Treasurer Borbcrc Mogon Secremry Nancy Hanlon C69-721 '70-721 V. Pres. Thomas Resh 1'69-'7Ij G RK. fJ Pres. John Frazier U69-'71, Sec. X XR .Q George Wholley V68-'69J DONNA ACQUAVIVA Acqua College Nothing is so strong as gentle- ness. Cheer Club, Girls Track, Jr. Prom Decorations, Reflections Staff, Mirror Staff. 1 ...gs f,..,, . ARTHUR ANUFROM Arnie Canada 'A rule of life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a busi- nessl ARLENE ARIES Arlene Work The steady, quiet ones win the lite-long race. Jr. Prom Decorations. SUSAN ALBORGHETTI Sue College A sunshine heart and soul of song. Mirror Staff, Choir, Cheer Club. VIRGINIA ANGELINI ncynnyn College Gentle of speech, quiet of mind. Cheer Club, H.R. Rep., Reflections Staff, Jr. Red Cross. Qs. ...Q ANTHONY AMICHETTI nTonYu College A sense of humor is success half won. STEVEN ANTHONY Antwine Armed Forces Charm and playfulness of his talk. Baseball. MARY ELLEN AHERN Mary Ellen College Light of step and heart is she. Gymnastics, Ski Club, Jr. Prom Hostess, Cheer Club, Pres., Stu- dent Council, treas., Girls' Track. A all ,f ,542 ff!-9 lf you'd read this right, Barner, we'd still have a science wing. 41.3, 'UN at bs. 'i'Z 10 F ff 2 F051 A , ay rj MARIAN BALLIRO Mah College A friendly lass, of spirit true. Cheer Club, Girls' Track, Library Council, Band, Jr. Pram Decora- tions. LORI BARNER Lori College A depth of heart you'd never guess. Cheer Club, H.R. Rep., Field Hockey. l if RICHARD ARMINGTON Rich College A silent address is the genuine eloquence of sincerity. Hockey, H.R. Rep., National Honor Society. DAVID BAILEY Dave Work No tears or cares has he. iii P11 I-in L. RICHARD AYLWARD Rick Auto Mechanic A winning way, a pleasant smile. Football, Hockey. MARSHA BAIN Marsha School A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Cheer Club, Ski Club, Film Club. , 1, ar 1, - 1' - ,, 5,21 I A jf - e g ,hz r C I -ff, ll , . 5:2 in-4 , A- cf- ,, ,-fm., . 14 X ...ie ... . 4 t ,, . PATRICIA BALZARINI Pat College Two qualities that often blend, a good spar' and loyal friend. Cheer Club, Choir, Science Club, Band, Science Squad. ANN MARIE BARONIE Annie W 'Q College rw ,vxl 23. Scatter thus your seeds of kind- AM I 5? ness all enriching as you go. 'ji lj V.A. Volunteer, Ski Club, Cheer A wg Club, Library Council. Jai 'I RICHARD BARRIS CHERYL ANN BASILICI 'r N Rich Cheryl Work Vista lmpulsive, earnest, prompt to Od. Eager, you cannot wait to climb the heights unknown. rw-35 I n 5 I , 4 I I 5 I 1 xl I . .s . . 1 . 1 .51 'W ft! 1- '- ns I, .fum DONNA BENTLEY Donna Work A kind true heart. Jr. Prom Decorations, Power Puff Committee, Reflections, Cheer Club. PATRICIA BERNARDO Pat Secretarial School He that has patience may com- pass anything. Cheer Club, Ski Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Drama Club. 'H---05 SUSAN ANN BEERS Sue School She likes to be starting, she likes to be free. Jr. Prom Hostess, Cheer Club, H.R. Rep. DANIEL BEGIN ..Bei.. College To love the game beyond the prize. Cross Country Track, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. ll' JEANNE BILLOTTE Beannie Undecided For her heart was in her work, and the heart giveth grace unto every art. And you're not getting ou W5 lfgglif 1 f ..I I fa M, w-7:1 we JACQUELINE ELLEN BIRCHALL Bird School An active spirit, glad and free. Jr. and Sr. Prom Hostess, Cheer Club, Girls Track, Jr. Prom Deco- rations, Field Hockey, Basketball. t until I get my Iunchl JOANNE BENUSES JoJo College The will to do, the soul to dare. Maiorette, Cheer Club, Field Hockey. NANCY BERRY ..Ben,Y.. School Let me hear laughter. Drama Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Cheer Club, Girls' Track, V.A. Volunteer. 'W 'Yi MARYELLEN BLAIR Maryellen College The happy only are the truly great. Cheer Clubp Girls' Track: Jr. Prom Committee. DOUGLAS BOISVERT Doug College The man that loves and laughs must sure do weIl. Cross Country Track, Wrestling, H.R. Rep.g Spring Track Choir, Ex- change Studentp Ski Club, Drama Club: Reflections Staff. 43 Y .. i . ,. y. 1 I, 1 ,P Q-:gy JOHN BOYLE John Undecided Honor is the Reward of Virtue. Choir: A.V f , 2' JOSEPH BONCEK Joe Armed Forces A lad nonchalant and carefree. STEVEN BORACZEK Steve School ln this world a man must either be anvil or hammer. 1 f'. ,f i i Q r ia. CYNTHIA BOONE Cindy College They who are pleased them- selves must always please. Cheer Clubp Spanish Club. KAREN BOTHNE Karen College A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Jr. Prom Committee, Cheer Club. '--9. iz. SUSANNE BOBBITT Sue School There is likewise a reward for si lence DEBORAH BOLES Debbie College A merry heart goes all the day. Cheer Clubg Maiorettesg Jr. Prom Committeeg Reflections Staffg Mir- ror Staff. . 33 K ' ik . -Q ,fx 2 i Q- if A D i v f c 5 3 .S N Yi 1 '- DEBRA BRAVERMAN Debbie College Without individuality society doesn't advance. Cheer Club, Spanish Club. - l ee ,f ,ff Debbie, why did you r ff if' W 1 H? , , ll. it 'W ,lL l ill ' A SUSAN CAHOON Sue School The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light. Reflections Staff, Mrs. Santa Claus, Cheer Club. eat my lunch? PATRICIA BUCKLEY Buck College To be active is to enioy life. Student Council, Field Hockey, H.R. Rep., Maiorettes, Cheer Club, Girls' Track. .IANICE BURNS Jan College Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Choir, Softball, Girls' Basketball, Spanish Club. 1 ye.. RUTH BURKE Ruthie Undecided A sense of iustice is a noble fancy. Choir. ARTHUR BUTLER ..An.. Undecided Nothing was ever accomplished by sitting around talking - you must go out and do it. Mirror, Intramural Hockey, Scuba Club, Freshman Football, Jr. Prom Decoration Committee. SUSAN ANN BRICKLEY Sue Work The distance is nothing, it is only the first step that counts. Cheer Club, Girls' Track. JOAN BUCKLEY Joan College A good friend is born, not made. H.R. Rep., Cheer Club, History of Music, Student Town Govern- ment, Selectman, State Govern- ment, Rep. RICHARD CALLAHAN Richie Undecided Character is Higher than intellect - a great soul needs strength to live as well as think. 125 LINDA CARLSON Linda College Of all the virtues one can pos- sess, reliability is the most admira- ble. Evaluation Committee, Powder Puff Football, Grad. Flower Girl, Basketball, Field Hockey, Manag- er, Ski Club, Cheer Club, Mirror, Typing Editor, Choir, V.P., Jr. Prom Decorations. EDWARD CARROLL Eddie Work Each man . . . is iustified in his individuality. . , V. 1, . .,V,.4 H : :vv gl.,i,. 2. I - f-.- V ei 1 ,gp I. - f, , K l . ' f if .y W 1.1 ,-'A nys THERESA CAMPERS Terry Nursing School The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Choir, Band, Reflections Staff. -fi' lgx ff' V J it if iii. ,,,cv ,J WILLIAM CARROLL Lump School Small in stature, tall in virtue. JOHN CAVOLOWSKY Cav College No man was ever wise by chance. Football, Basketball, Baseball, H.R. Rep., Reflections Staff. DON CARDINAL Don Work Think of ease, but work on. -Neg ,il , 4- IT ROBERT CASSIDY ..Bob.. Work A quiet living man - even tem- pered and good natured - you never hear complain. BEVERLY ANN CAWLEY Que Paso? School ls freedom anything but the right to live as we wish? Nothing else. V . 'f . f if 4 D AJ .ca ,W A V , ,Q ,, ,, 1- for I' 7 ' .g. V , VU Vx t x . I If I 1 f I ROBERT CARPENITO Carpy Setyice Realists do not fear the results of their studies. JEAN CARROLL Jean College Through the gloom, bright flow- ers bloom - let the sun shine in the sudden garden of your mind. Jr. Pram Decorations, Ticket Com- mittee, Reflections, Activities Edi- tor, Maiorette, Cheer Club. 3: 'E A 'U' -'wx 3 ' fx 1 3, :biz .Appl l 4: fvs' . al' STEVEN CHURCH Steve Work Music is the universal lan- guage. NANCY CICERONE Nance Nursing School Highest female grace is silence. Cheer Clubg Ski Clubg Mirror Staffg Junior Prom Committee. CAROLYN CHAMBERLAIN STEPHANIE CHMIELINSKI Carol Nursing School To serve is beautiful, but only if it is done with ioy and a whole heart and a free mind. Softball. ZZ P 775 Steph Nursing School The world is a wonderful place when you live each day with a smile on your face. Student Gov't. Day Officialg As- sembly Com.y Spanish Clubf French Club: Choir, Sec., Treas., Pres.g Field Hockey Mgr.: Powder Puff Football Gamep Ski Club. Class, the building is on firel Class? ,f sf' LUANNE CIMENO ULU.. Junior College Be a friend to thyself, and others will be so, too. Field Hockey: Basketballg Cheer Clubg FRench Club. ROBERT CIMENO Bouncy College Men love to wonder and that is the seed of our science. Chess Club, A.V.g Photography Club, Science Club. ,EM . ,. ,fr I 4, ': if Q G ' ,. I f' ,yi 7 wwf -W WILLIAM CIBOTTI Rick Undecided Thought alone is eternal. GARY CIMENO ..GarY.. Work Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. ' 'Tl CAROL CIULLA Carol College A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Jr. Prom Committee, Girls' Track, H.R. Rep., Drama Club, Cheer Club, Cafeteria. RANDY COLELLA Jerry Work To Lifel JOSEPH COLLERAN Joe College If we are strong, our character will speak for itself. Football, Baseball, Weight Lifting, Intramural Basketball, Hockey. u' ' V . ' ., ff :Tran ' i 'O' .wk .v 1 ,Q 1 1' f I .K DIANE CLINTON Flint College The human heart has hidden treasures in secret kept, in silence sealed - whose charms were broken if revealed. Field Hockey, Student Council, H.R. Rep. KATHLEEN COLANTONI Kathy Nursing School A tender heart is man's most treasured quality. Cheer Club, Choir, Mirror Staff, F.H.A., Sec., Library Council, Drama Club, Reflections Staff. .', -f t. 4 mp, 'P r . 1 if . . f 'Wbidyf 1 X 5 DAVID coccu. David College ln the darkest hour, music shall be thy light. Band, Student Conductor, Ski Club, V. Pres., Prom Committee, Powder Puff Football Coach, His- tory of Music, Music Director, Choir, Dance Band. RENEE COLBERT Paulette College Who can be patient in such ex- tremesl French Club, Ski Club, Cheer Club, Freshman Cheerleading. JEFFREY G. CLARK Jeff Navy Repose and cheerfulness are o badge of a gentleman. A .- 74 .- '. , f v A l ' Cixi' ,.'i A T -5 ft . f .,, v 'Y DENISE COLLATOS Denise Nursing School We are not sent into this world to do anything into which we can- not put our hearts. Student Council, V.P., Cheer Club, Jr. Prom Decorations. CHRISTOPHER CONOVER Chris College 'Us good will that makes intelli- gence. Bond - 4 years, Ski Club - 4 years. LYNNE COREY Corey College l have a heart with room for every joy. Cheer Club, Mirror Staff, Jr. Prom Decorations, Reflections, Faculty Editor, Cheerleader, 11 ' 5' X M ff . W A. s 4 s ,LA ,c, 7 ty XX A Z if . -3 I :limit LEO CROTTY Leo Work The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you can- not do. JAMES CULLINANE CulI School 'Tis a dull place the world would be without his wits. Tournament Play, Drama Club, Choirg Hockey, Senior Class Play, Dance Band. DONALD COX Don College If nothing is delightful without love and iokes, live in love and iokes. Footbolly Hockey, H.R. Rep., Mir- ror. MICHAEL CRAIG Jones College Time goes with rapid foot. Cross Country, Co-captain, Indoor Trackp Spring Track. 'iie er', ,,c, f . . . wgffzf I f .,f - , ',,,. ,V f7sf,2lf,,e7iZ7 4 ,fl ly? fy , . J, ,, 4 Wig., qi? A-if f 7' f S 1 M ,Z 4 f gwfy if , f F K, f I , I ! A A f Y I V5 . I , Q -.ff ll .1 if . , 40 ' ' , ,Na T5 5 1 I1-A-J flip If . Q 5 ' 1 'I , 1 qt. . . ,,.. , '-.7f?- 1 --.024 V if ' 'S ' 9543 .' fl 7 f,5f,' I 1 ' I ' '15 1,51 , 5 f,1.,:--f, , f, V 314 I ': ffl' , gi: inf' fs 2 U' ffl? f M m ' ' ' - 'ffm lei? 3. i 'V A I A-f '3::::' M-mm. -' 2 7' ', xZ42?2c . ,Q ,My 1 7, . ' ,ff . ftifziz EDWARD COYNE Eddie Undecided The great end of life is not knowledge but action. IRENE CRONIN Rene College Silence more musical than any song. Reflections Staffg Spanish Clubp Mirror, Cheer Club. MARIE COSTA Marie Work Those true eyes, pure and hon- est - and the sweet soul shining through them. .JK -,Ju V1 1 Oh, nol It's stuckl lk. i I B I-1- if -I ,iv Y I RICHARD D'AMORE Rich School It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. BEVERLY DAU Bev College A smile is the sunshine of the heartI Band, Dance Band, Choir, Girls' Track, District Choir, Drama Club, Jr. Prom Dec., Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Field Hockey, Crea- tive Writing, National Honor Soci- ety, Basketball. ,f -'Y .fi PAULA CURRY Phil Undecided Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensibility. Choir, Track. LINDA KATHLEEN CURVIN Linda College To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yieId. Reflections Staff, Spanish Club. ' ,ff so ' 'vs , , F . 3,557 A ff A, ANTHONY DeFINO Dino College A man he seems of cheerful yes- terdays and confident tomor- rows. H.R. Rep. ROBERT CURTIS Bob Undecided The Most important part of every business is to know what ought to be done. Basketball. FREDERICK DALEY Bubba College The force of his own merit makes his way. Basketball, Football, Weight Lift- ing. Q. ,af 6 ann, VIRGINIA DELLOIACONO Ginny Stenographer The ornament of a house is the friends who frequent it. H.R. Rep., Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Committee. 'f K' F - uf ,Lili if' - 1-ev 5 ' f l . I . if , I NANCY DANDURAND Nana College Little friends may prove great friends. Cheer Club, Spanish Club, CHERYL DEAN Cheryl Nursing School Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Band, Secretary-Treasurer. 6. y 50' 0 vw- ,jf 'Q' is C M, , , If 17 f ' 5' zl A. , I BETHANY DeROSA Beth School A true friend is forever a friend. Cheer Club, V.A. Volunteer. MARIA DeVlNCENZO Christina College No legacy is as rich as hones- fy. Jr. Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Drama Club, Cafeteria Worker. PAMELA DEMPSEY Pam School What is well done is done soon enough. Gymnastics, Cheer Club. KATHLEEN DENNEHY Kathy College Deeds, not words shall speak me. H.R. Rep., Reflections, Faculty Ed- itor, Library Council, Cheer Club. v ROBERT DiCARA Bobby College I will be the pattern of all pa- tience. Intramural Basketball. Q? .9 If ., Z f , 1 Once upon a time . . .I 1-up EDWARD Di GIACOMO Ed so' ' Undecided Great flame follows a tiny spark. Cross Country Track. LOUISE DeVASTO Louis College The secret of success is constan cy to purpose. Jr. Prom Decorations, Cheer Club Tournament of Plays, Ticket Com mittee. MICHAEL DEWAR Mike College I hope I shall have leisure to make good. SANDRA DiMARINO Susan College The applause of a single human being is of great consequence. Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Cheer Club, Reflections, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Prom Decorations, Invitations. ROBERT Di RUSSO Bobby Work A gem is not polished without rubbing, nor a man made perfect without trials. ,1, -W, , . - -1 A 4 AA X I . KATHLEEN DRISCOLL Kathy College The never-ending flight of future days. Spanish Club, Ski Club, Cheer Club, Reflections, Concession Stand, Scuba Diving Club, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Prom Committee. ,mi -Q Q4 XX . 4 sc., 1 Z 1 .- 41 'S Y Nw: ' JOHN DONIGIAN Digi College He attains whatever he pursues. Thayer Academy, French Club, V.P., Library Council, Tennis Team, Choir, Film Club, Class Vice President, Dance Band, Science Club, V.P., Chess Club, Tourna- ment of Plays. KIMBERLY DORAN Kim College The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Ski Club, Drama Club, Gymnas- tics, Cheer Club, V.A. Volunteer. 4, FRANCIS DONOVAN Hank College Variety is the spice of life. CHARLES DOWNS Charlie School Except the American woman, nothing interests the eye of the American man more than the au- tomobile. ' K 'rv 'WFP . IIA, ug l l il I I f . J- ' t 5 A Hunk N . f ERNEST DiMARZlO Gert College Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Band, Dance Band, Mirror, Copy Editor, Library Council. PATRICIA A. DOHERTY UPOHY.. Nursing School l think no virtue goes with size. Jr. Red Cross, Choir, Band, Cheer Club, V.A. Volunteer. ? 17 -3 t 1' . -,L 'js ' iff... Q, Ar 'cvs 1 4 1 ,AJ 'D' I 'ff :Silt ...ff , 1 -or 1 1 4'-Aifshh 5 , - 5: ' 'wil i lv F4225 ' . r,' --A' ' .- ' asf: 1 go?-2 :ff 31 5. J 'lgfml A., if-' we ..4'si0S 1.-.If , ..' ' DENISE DUBEN Denise College A quiet friend and a friend in- deed. Spanish Club, Treas., Red Cross: Basketball, Library Council: Ski Club. ,'v. Ohl Denise, don't remind me of the sheep's brain on the way to lunchl .A 'ff 'gi .. ,ht . -W4 I M. L get , fl' w.: fi .,4 ,'ff,d 1.,3,,',f4 fix fp is il ,uf . ..,L44' in. 4' 0 7? PHILIP ELIAS GAIL ELLIS Phil Gail College Nursing A man seems of cheerful yester- Life has no pleasure nobler than days and confident tomorrows. that of friendship. Football, Wrestling, Jr. Prom Cheer Club, Prom Committee, Committee, Student Council, Evaluation Committee, V.A. Vol- Track. unteer. MARSHA ENGDAHL DONALD ERICSSON Marsha Don Wofk College Speech is of time, silence is of QUiefne55 is beg, eternity. WALTER DUDUTIS Wally College Friendship is a sheltering tree. RICHARD DYER Rich College BoIdness in business is the first, second, and third thing. Cross Country Track, Golf. ...af .ahhh 2 'db Q Ni ' RONALD D. FAOAN A GEORGE FAHEY George at A Norge.. UI1d6Cld8Cl 'XM l Electrician Everyone lives to give meaning to life. Hockey. Confidence is the only bond of ' '? friendship. -ne' -.I lp no Football, Track, Jr. Prom Commit- tee. 1' A, f? V BRENDA FEMINO Brenda Work Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious than to be able to decide. RICHARD FINN Rich College Silence is strength. '4 ' N. ,A rfb , 8 A J 1 ff 1.-ggi: ' fra. -4- - -- . yu,-'L :am,..:7-'it gr 1 YW. I fi e1 'g,R'v 12 Eg g . is .4e, w:eaf.r US. ANN FARRELL Ann College How near to good is what is fair. Student Council, Field Hockeyg H.R. Rep. Prom Decorationsg Cheer Clubf Senior Play: Evaluation. -5 x Q- N if E PAUL A. FIUMEDORA Paul College He who is afraid of making ene- mies will make the truest of friends. Creative Writing Clubg Film Club, Science Club. THOMAS FLYNN Tom College Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. NANCY FAVREAU Fav College The manner of giving is worth more than the gift. Field Hockey, Cheer Club, H.R. Rep., Jr. Prom Decorations. .qrsfihe fi is BENJAMIN FLOREK sists of his friendships. 'lx f ,I Q K i j 7 DONNA FERRAGAMO Donna Business School Unrest of spirit is a mark of life. Jr. Prom Decorationsg Cheer Club, H.R. Rep., Ticket Committee. THOMAS FITZPATRICK Fitz Service Courage is on all hands, consid- ered as an essential of high char- acter. . ., . ,...g, Y- :?:,.,,. .,,, ,vt?j,Q'7.cwl ' .351 fm- x :Mba--6 fi J . .yrf , Bucky ,L , V 0 '- Undecided Z i 4. L Qs - The better part of one's life con- ' ' .19 if JOHN FOLEY Johnny A. 4,9 School 5 1 Money makes the man. 1 , ' i - ff -1. 'f . i Q . 'E' JOHN FRAZIER Jack College Good without effort, great with out a foe. Football, Basketball, Class Presi- dent, '7l Graduation Usher. DEBORAH GAETANI Debbie College Brief is sorrow, and endless is loy. Choir, Cheer Club. UA le. MARY FOLEY Mary Beth School rv C., tender heart, o will STEVEN FRANCIS Finny Service inflexi- His time's forever, everywhere his place. Football, Baseball, Basketball. .Apr Now, what kind of cake would a photographer buy? 'f.:'- n- ' RICHARD GALT Rich College No bird soars toc high if he soars with his own wings. Baseball, H.R. Rep., Cross Coun- try Track, Basketball, Indoor Track, Student Council. DEBORAH GALVIN --Deb College The inward eye which is the bliss of solitude. Band, Dance Band, Jr. Prom Dec- orations, Drama Club, National Honor Society, Choir, French Club, Girls' Track. CHERYI. FULTON Cheri School The stroke of her brush takes the place of words. Choir, Cheer Club. KATHRYN GALEOTA Kathy College Three silences there are: the first of speech, the second of desire, the third of thought. Bond, Spanish Club, Dance Band, 4th Prize Legion Essay. 47 ., - ,1- kk ,sg 'vw 5,-V, LAWRENCE GALVIN Larry Undecided Begin, be bold, and venture to be wise. 'V fix' I1 1 gr I I I i l l i I itil ROBERT GIGUERE Bob Undecided The quality of wit inspires admi- ration. Choir. LUANNE GIORGIO Luanne College l Smile - and let the sunshine I brighten up your day. Jr. Prom Decorations, Graduation Flower Girl, Jr. Prom Invitations, National Honor Society, Reflec- tions, Senior Editor, Student Council, H.R. Rep., Cheer Club, Spanish Club. I l .-f RUSSELL GARLICK X I 'I 0 in GEORGE F. GEARY Russell Gil College College Energy and persistence conquer For MOH is man Gnd mCl5'el' of all things. Football, Hockey, Baseball. SUSAN J. GEMPKA Sue Undecided All greatness is unconscio it is little and naught. ,--A us, or his fate. Hockey, Student Council, Cafete- ria Committee, Ecology Commit- toe, Chairman. JOEL GERBINO Joel College Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. Jr. Prom Decorations, Creative Writing, Drama Club, President, H.R. Rep., Senior Play, Reflec- tions, Sr. Editor, Choir, Student Conductor, Tournament Plays, Mirror, Editor. 'fa Ex . 1 .3 ,.,-. 'Ut' f, li i I Q f? ROBIN GALVIN Rob Undecided Gracetulness lasts as time will pass. 'i fy, 7 - 1 ' - 4 if--, fw l Nj I ' 1 ' ba 4 7 I1 g F.. -4 . 3 Q I RICHARD cm Gitto College Hearts of oak are our ships, gal lant oars are our men. Track, Basketball. LUCILLE GIUNTA Lucy Nursing Happy is she who gives of her- self to help others. PATRICIA GLENNON HPOHY.. College Write on your heart that every day is the best day of the year. Jr. Prom Decorationsg Reflections Staff, Mirror Staff, Cheer Club. S , U V ,,1,1j' 41- I tillage -L Q- .:1::,:3'7'5 5I'Z , i V .. - , 4 . ,ping CHARLENE GRAY Charlie School Her smile is the sweetest that was ever seen. Cheer Club. MARILYN J. GRAY -.Mori School Beauty is the gift of God. Student Council, Jr. Prom Commit- teeg Spanish Clubg Cheer Club, Reflections. X i i I I ... I .....-- 434' JOHN GOBBI John Undecided A carpenter's known by his chips. MARY ELLEN GRANT Mary College One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives. Library Council, Cheer Clubg Film Club. A. if yi - ig 1' I '1 dd S ROBERT GLOVER Bob Navy The whole world is all before PAUL GOYETTE Gouie College ,Q-Q1 19' Don't compromise yourself - it's all you've got. Student Councilp H.R. Rep.5 Foot- ball, Indoor Trackp Spring Track. 1 K 1, , 9 ,ll .y. PHILIP GRASSO Phil Work 2 fv- Ask yourself whether you are ' happy, and you cease to be so. '- --no O.K .... who took my belt? lt DIANE GRUETER Dianne College Silence more musical than any song. Drama Club. MICHAEL GUBA Goobs College It is only people who possess firmness who can possess true gentleness. Football, Track, Choir, Pres., Drama Club, Senior Play, Mirror Staff, Reflections Staff. 8 1 ,I KATHLEEN S. GREIM Kathy Work Happiness is speechless. CATHERINE GRODEN Grade College lf but the will be firmly bent, stuff resists the mind's intent. 1,:,'2 , - ,.,f fl ROSEMARY GRIFFITHS Rosie College Gracefulness is to the body what understanding is to the mind. Gymnastics, Captain. ELIZABETH GROSSE Liz Undecided A gem is not polished without rubbing, nor a man made perfect without trials. .3 gf, - 1 Q lt , -fi, , ' T. i l r - f if A s. 5 . ' lt T lil . A, , 5 1 .til T'-T I LEE GUSTAFSON MELODE HAHN --Mer- College College HMY lobnln 'his COUNTY is l'Yl 9 lo The only way to have a friend is Cl cn9e - to be one. Mirror, Features Editor, Indoor German Club: Choir. Track, Spring Track. 'T' 1 f A bf' 72 1 I 'Ui a ,lg ff ' f 1 1 1 :j13Zt-'1 W- it -fr-Ni . , 1 1 '- MARY GUARDABASCIO Guarda Undecided Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. KARLA INGRID GUSTAFSON Gus College I only ask to be free. The butter- flies are free. Cheer Club, Ski Club, Spanish Club. fr ff 4., 'J' -V se. , .. J, .r rise -if F3952 , f,f ' ' N, QQ: , gi' A ,' -'gf iff! , , , ij f' fa . - iff' ' I ' ' E 1 af: - 1 ,,:.i f '- if ..1-f'ijLil - 5 is- 5 4 w . 1 'i -if--'gi ' , . X fi IQN - AKK MARGARET HANNEY HPUQQYH College Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves together. F. JAY HARRINGTON ..JaY.. College The reward of a thing rightly done is to have done it. Track, Student Council. r' I 'f -A ,,..4u w .4 f ,, f .,.f-4 ' , f '. -,v ' ig. , , ' ve-Kp' .,.T': - '-1 , .Fat Ax. . 1 5, 'Ss if -, . sl ' '1 6' NORA HANLEY Nora College The world belongs to the enthus- iast who keeps cool. NANCY MARIE HANLON Hanlon College A true friend is the greatest of all blessings. Basketball, Class Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Reflections, Sports Editor, Jr. Prom Commit- tee, Mirror Staff, Cheer Club, V.P., Field Hockey, Choir, Gradu- ation Flower Girl, H.R. Rep., Soft- ball. ' . K - - V f '39, A-42,2-' ra , rg diff- ,Ma S71 ' 'X 2 vars use XX JX No, I don't use them all, but they make me feel smart! ga 5' . fi' ' -fs . 'iQ CHARLES F. HEALEY Charlie College First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do. Football, Hockey, H.R. Rep., Host Jr. Prom, Host Sr. Prom. itll -an 'U' KENNETH HEALY Gus College Silence is man's chief learning. Basketball, Track. W? it , nf . - KAREN HARKINS Karen College I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. RAYMOND HARTWEG ..Rny.. College The efficient man is the man who thinks for himself, and is capable of thinking hard and long. Tennis, Co-Chairman, Prom Music Committee. Q? -1 ,ff ...f-,a f- 'f'f,- J DONNA HEFFERNAN Heffer College The great woman is she who does not lose her chiId's heart. Cheer Clubg Graduation Usher- ettef Reflections Staff, H.R. Rep. HELEN HELMBOLT Mar Hairdresser The secret of success is constan- cy to purpose. ,Q - .1 EDWARD HOUSTON Ted College It takes a great man to make a good Iistener. Golf: Hockey. ii D NANCY HOECKEL Nancy Nursing School The stillest tongue can be truest friend. Field Hockey, H.R. Rep. WAYNE HOLMES Wine College You've got a lot to live. the 'Tr JANET HOFFMAN Little Red Hairdresser Each heart holds the secret, kindness is the word. JOSEPH HOMSEY Joe Work Freedom is never out of bounds or off limits. 'W A LYNN HEFFERNAN Lynn College The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Cheer Clubg Mirror Staff, Jr, Prom Comrnitteeg Reflections Staff. APRIL I-IERNANDEZ I'ApfsI Work There is proper dignity and pro- portion to be observed in the per- formance of every act of life. 5151 i are 5- X f-QI gt PATRICIA HUGHES Patti College SometImes QUIET IS an UDQUIGT thing. Ss-qi French Clubg Cheer Clubg H.R. ' R ep. ' V Q4 -vffwfmzawmvmwwelaeimxa Q T , ev M nt' The woman is only half herself, the other half is her expression. H R. Rep. ,--F Q . ,Gyn V, was . ,W -J . Q ,WA , rf. -ww , - L sw fmpm lv' if if .jf P Homework, yuckl I'm practicing my zen yoga meditationl PAULA JACOBS Paula College 4515 What I have done is due to pa tient thought. Jr. Prom Decorations, French Club, Mirror, Softball, Manager, Cheer Club, Reflections Staff, Li- brary Council. STEPHEN JOHNSON Weed College He that knows himself knows others. BERNADETTE V. JULIEN Bernie Hairdresser w ' 1 1 yi is ,. STEPHEN JENKS Kelso Work Learn what you are and be such. Russsu JORDAN Rusty School Nature seems to wear one versol grin. Spring Track, Choir, Band. ,ff 1 sf N 8... my fi I! Time will improve your lot if you yourselves do not Hockey Oh, who can tell save he whose heart hath tried . Z, . The state Girls tions I - 'ii FRANCIS KEANEY Frank College The nobler a man, the harder it is for him to suspect inferiority in others. SUSAN KEAVENEY Sue College ln necessary things, unity, in doubtful things, liberty, in all things, charity. Gymnastics, Sr. Tournament Play, Student Director, Ski Club, French Club. Q ELLEN KAVANAUGH Nogga Undecided The wisest men follow their own direction. r,.. PATRICK KEANE Tappo College To appreciate nonsense requires a serious interest in Iife.' Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track. , fv fn if . fc r f 6: 1' 4 I Q'-'fr' PATRICIA KEIRAN Grace College lt is well for the heart to be naive and for the mind not to be. WILLIAM KELLEY B.K. Work A good man is the best friend, and therefore, soonest to be cho- sen, longer to be retained, and never to be parted with. Cross Country, Indoor Track, Out- door Track. 45 ,,,,. MARIANNE KELLEY Maya College You are you and I am me, but if by chance we meet - it's beauti- ful. French Club, Math Quiz Team, National Honor Society, Choir, Ski Club, Gymnastics, Drama Club, Jr. Prom Decorations, Re- flections, Faculty Editor, Mirror, Headlines Editor, Senior Play. ELIZABETH KELLY Betsy College Common sense as rare as ge, nius. lt? ,viii .',, ' 45, 44 U C, .ey , can I r, x W. rg ,L -,, MARY JO KEANY Mary Jo College To live in perfect happiness is to truly live. Mirror, Cheer Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Graduation Flower Girl, German Club, Reflections, Business Editor, Jr. Prom Commit- tee. MICHAEL KEEFE Keefa College My trade and art is to live. Basketball, H.R. Rep., Football, Track. ff. 7 kg. I, Y' ELEANOR KENNEY Foxie Undecided He is free who lives as he chooses. LYN DA KERNS Kernsey College Dark eyes - eternal soul of pride. Deep life in all that's true. Jr. Prom Decorations, Ski Clubg Cheer Clubg Student Councilg Jr. Red Cross. THOMAS KELLY Kell College Can we ever have enough of a good thing? Cross Countryg Indoor Track, Out- door Trackg Student Council. .1 ? 4 sm, . , DIANNE KENNEDY ..Di.. College Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. Drama Clubg H.R. Rep.p Jr. Prom Committee, Mirror Staffp Choirf Ski Clubg Spanish Clubg Cheer Clubp Creative Writing. ' ff? .f, , .Vim 'ef - .. . ':,l,fe ' , ,7 f. .,- 1 . ,, U, Ag Vg. V px' 'P ' 'Q ggfaf f fm. y ,af 1. , , ' f . 4- 1 ll 1: Geel It I work hard I'll be able to move up to 20 words some dayl MW ,- S s, 1 3 V' ,,,,.-w--L I ,pavvvv -2 r' l k , , ,y,. ,A 3 t li DEBORAH KILLION Debbie College Under all speech that is good for anything there is a silence that is better. Mirror Stafti Cheer Club, Reflec- tions Staffg Drama Club. MARK G. KILLION Mark Navy ln that best portion of a good man's life are his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness. A.V. Director. M foil 'K C' I fl .A- FRANCIS KENT Fran Undecided The true, strong and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. GAYLE KESSINGER Lynne College One who knows how to show and to accept kindness will be a friend better than any posses- sion. IC- ROBERT J. KILROY Bobby School Repose and cheerfulness are the badge of the gentlemen. Baseball, Wrestling, Band. 1 X. ' . Wt? A D V+ A -sn I t fig, . , i X li i . W . fa Q1 V' I ,IQ '32 I 0 X I CYNTHIA KUHN Sid School We're born to be happy all of in us. Cheer Club. SUSAN LANDERS Sue Nursing School l would help others out of a fel- low - feeling. Cheer Clubg Ski Club: Red Cross: H.R. Rep. LINDA KIRBY Linda College So much can one person do that does both act and know. Girls' Trackp Class Treasurer: Choir, Tournament Plays, Red Cross Volunteery Ski Club, Gym- nastic Teamp Drama Club, Jr. Prom Decorationsg Spanish Club, H.R. Rep. STANLEY KOWALCZYK Stan Undecided They're only truly great who are truly good. ,,, ras ROBERT KNELL Bob Navy There is something better, if pos- sible, that a man can give than his lite. That is his living spirit to a service, that is not easy. STEPHEN KOZAK Kaz Work The awareness of our own strength makes us modest. Baseballp Track. -dim 4 L 773 ,Rok YFLII' X AX X Wx MARY KINGSTON Mary College A true friend is forever a friend. Jr. Prom Decorations, Reflections Staffg Girls' Trackg Cheer Club. 91: -.9 DAWN LAKE Dawn Photography Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Girls' Track. KATHLEEN LANE Kathy College Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Drama Clubg Cheer Clubg Cheer. leader, Spanish Club. LORRAINE LANG Lorri College The mildest manners and tha gentlest heart. f . -.JY f ,V 4-T, . f V 1 sim ELLEN LEAHY HEI.. College The knowledge of the world is only to be found in the world, not in a closet. H.R. Rep. BERNARD LENNON Bernie Work Strength often lies in quietness.' Hockey. - IW' , ic i e. ltr, 4 K 1 i MARIANNE LARSON Larse College But sweeter none than the voice of a faithful friend, sweet always, sweetest heard in the loudest storm. Reflections Assistant Ed.p Jr. Prom Decorationsp Cheer Club, Mirrorf French Clubg Spanish Clubp Drama Clubg Softball, Field Hock- ey. PAULINE LAWRENCE Polly Hairdresser The sure way of knowing some- thing about life is to try to make oneself useful. F.:-LA., v.A. Q7 SUZANNE LAVOIE Susie Social Worker Silence is more eloquent than wordsI LORRAINE LAWSON Lori Secretary Some we'll remember and will never forget. Cheer Clubg Jr. Red Cross. PAUL LARKIN Luke Work Live one day at a time -- an be happyl Hockey. 5. 4 if x .-1 1 l See what smoking does to you? This was Mr. Genoval , A ' it V'-xi ' 01, Ya Q l , ' J I' 9 i rl ' l Q l Q ff :. . , , , r 'T ., r' ' l If gf-' 4 l 2 N6 A , fx -'X ' 9 ,fp a f, 'ec r ff 1.5 ' -A ' 0' N f 5 4 ' Q J I ' 2 s A l' Q . - ' l s l y l 1-1 DEBRA LOHNES Deb Work A woman with power to charm. PATRICIA LOVELL Pat Hair Dresser For the good are always merry. MARY LEONARD JOSEPH LEWANDOWSKI Leonard Joe Nursing School Work Manner is all in all the substitute Power is the measure of man- for genius and sense. hood. STEVEN LEWIS WILLIAM LITTLETON Mango Billy U.S. Navy College Honor is not won - Honor is A good natured man has the purchased by the deeds we do. whole world to be happy out of. Football, Hockey. Basketball, Co-Capt. .... --wansnnvvwx y,'f.,w - :I H is 7. ' . '7 :ia 'I SA? - LA fl if ' f lt- kai H -.., I1 rf' a' Jw 2 99 4? DOUGLAS LONG Alien College A man to be depended on. 79 fi LINDA JEAN LUCEY Luce College Be content to be what you really are. Cheer Clubg Reflections, Jr. Prom lnvitationsp Drama Club. , I aj- MARTHA LOWELL Maudle Model - Q x MARK LUPPI Luppi College Silence is wisdom, when speak- ing is folly. Spring Track, Bandg Ski Clubg Evaluation Committee. One feels in her every smile a chain that binds. f g gx . , .av ' pf Yw,n x ff .1 . X . x ' f . X C IQ P f C A Q' S 'x 1, ' +51 , .-4-pr X L , I .f-'..--. c . 'Z su -, ,-...,. DANIEL MacDOUGALL Dan College A smile is the sign ofa large and generous soul. BARBARA MADDEN Barb College Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. Ski Club, Tennis, Field Hockey, Co-Capt. IOS- 4 far ' I 1' s - . '. ' nl ix. A DONNA MacDONALD Donna College Fond of fun as fond can be. Cheer Club. RODERICK MacDONALD Rod College No one can understand unless, holding to his own nature, he re- spects the free nature of others. Choir, District Choir, Mirror, News Editor, Drama Club, Tournament Plays, Senior Play. If I come in at 2:30, then I don't hit that big morning rush. 1 NYSA -Ai vc-li JANET MALONE CHRISTINE MALONEY Mal Chris College College Her lot is light, her heart will al- Enjoyment is not a goal, it is a ways be gay. feeling that accompanies impor- Cheer Club. tant on-going activity. Field Hockey, Softball, Cheer Club. JOAN MocEACHERN MacEach Jr. College A lovely lady garmented in light from her own beauty. Cheer Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Decorations, Jr. Red. Cross. ALICE MAHONEY HAI.. College Life is not life at all without de- light. Jr. Prom Decorations, Tournament Plays, Cheer Club, Gymnastics. CHARLES MAMACOS Charlie College Silence is the most perfect her- ald of icy. CONNIE MANDARANO Connie College A sunny nature wins lasting friends. F.H.A.f Cheer Club. --uf' 2 .2 Q if .9-, ll ' I ii LINDA MAYER Lin College Live all you can - it's a mistake not to. N.H.S.g Mirror, Assistant Editor, Reflections, Candids Editor, Sen- ior Playg Choirg District Choirg Ski Clubg Creative Writing Club: Spanish Clubg History of Music. 5. ,Qu 45 KEITH MARTIN Keefers Service His good nature is without equaI. JANET MASCIA Jan College The pleasure of life is according to the one who lives it. 'D- TD' ' I J I F isifr- 'll ' will I .1 A -2 I AX 5 ' - 11- 1 X I ill if STEPHEN E. MARTIN ELLO Jello School Of cheerfulness or a good tem- per the more it is spirit, the more of it remains. MARGARET MAXWELL Peggy Undecided Quietness makes its own wel- come. LINDA MANCINI Linda College A friendly heart and many friends. Library Council. FRED MANZI Harvey Work Happy I am, from care, I am free. Hockey, Football. 'Q- MARY MAZZAFERRO Mazza College Let us live while we live. H.R. Rep.g Mirror Staffg Cheer Club, French Club. F-J,,,- ,.4- ,-as--0 .. ' What's that after-shave you're wearing, Mr. Genova? JAMES McCARTHY Jim College Speech was made to open .-.gl Football, H.R. Rep. man Calm and demure, yet a secret to man and not to hide him. PATRICIA MCCARTHY Pat College in her smile. Maiorette, Cheer Club, Library Council, Reflections, Mirror, Jr. Prom Decorations. Zi if Q?.54'f17 . 1 f A ,7, 1 ii MICHAEL Mcconnmcx SUSAN MCELHINNEY V Undecided Nursing School J V , The time to be happy is now. One has to dismount from an ,l4,'i3'f The place to be happy is here. idea and get into the saddle 5' - 1-if nc M- , i' 4' KST f again, at every parenthesis. .6 li . wgig Hy! , 5, 1- ' ., , , , gay, Basketball. f 551 ' ah Elini 1.1 ' ska Club. 5 ffy 1,1 -'fn , l . 2 g' ' gf ,U ::Y:g: 9 R A, , , I ZZ?-L-gf !.',f',.L vj! .: SUSAN MCGRATH lf- Sue Nursing School Don't let the sun catch you crying. Creative Writing Club, Basketball, Manager, Field Hockey, Cheer Club, Softball. C. BRUCE McALLlSTER Bruce Look into the depths of your own soul and learn first to know yourself - then you will under- stand your confusion. Reflections, Candids Editor, Wres- tling, Student Council, Pres. DEBORAH McCANN Deb College Without laughter there is no I9Y- H.R. Rep., Reflections, Jr. Red Cross, Cheerleader. V' - gf., JOSEPH McKlNLEY Joe School He who has faith in life, lives ac- cording to his beliefs. .J V fl f , 9 1 I 5 ,ff GERALDINE MCMILLAN Geri Nursing School Forsake not an old friend, for a new one does not compare with him. DIANE MEDWAR Auntie College The pleasure of gratifying is very great. lt is known only by those who are whimsical. Jr. Prom Decorations, Cheer Club. A gl . V4 iff .ai .:, Q 2 ' g f az: Q . f is ,. BRUCE McLAREN Bruce Undecided One of those happy souls. ICN l JOHN WILLIAM MINTON John College The stillest tongue can be the truest friend. MARY MOLINEAUX Mull Hairdressing People who are masters in their own house are never tyrants. KENNETH MCLEISH Squeak Undecided Generosity is a portion of thy self. i i BARBARA MOGAN ..Mog.. College Action springs not from thought but from a readiness for responsi- bility. Field Hockey, Class Treasurer, Mirror Staffg Track, Jr. Prom Invi- tations and Decorations, Reflec- tions Photography Editor. JOHN MONAHAN John College Life is very nice, but it lacks form. lt's the aim of art to give it some. 'wesmw My I ls I' J 17 IFA: ' -. .ai C ,, , .iv wi f- X I I ll PAULA MCNEIL Paula College You have to have a serious streak in you to see the funny side in the other guy. Cheer Club, Reflections, Ski Club? French Clubg National Honor Sa- cietyg Drama Clubg Creative Writ- ing Club. LINDA MELLO Chief A man is as great as the worth of his ambition. Jr. Prom Committeeg Reflections. 1.31 1? -.J Steve College DIANE MORGAN Marg Work The mere absence of war is not peace. MARY MORRIS Mary College We don't like a girl for what she says, we enioy what she says be- cause we like her. Gymnasticsg Choirp French Clubg Mirror, Reflecfionsg Cheer Club, That isn't grapes - it's garlic. The winds and waves are always Life is q challenge. in the ablest navigators. STEPHEN MONTAGUE KAREN MOORE Karen College Jr. Prom Decorationsp French Club, Film Club: Drama Club, Cheer Club. , ---O 41 . 1 I THOMAS L. MORRISSEY III Tom College Every man should believe that he has a great possibility. X-Countryg Spring Track. DAVID MUCCIACCIO Mooch School Fine conduct is always spontane- ous. Hockeyg Trackg Baseball. JEFFREY MORRIS Jeff College The stronger always succeeds. Bundy Track, Boys' State: Student Council. i KATHLEEN Moamssev Kenny Friends are born not made. rr MARILYN MUELLER Marilyn College Nothing is little to him that feels it with great sensitivity. Film Club, Secretary, Cheer Club, Choir, Drama Club, F.H.A. r 'I HT' . ??1...k,1s- v-.fm . : 5-T52 gif- ' MARIE ANN NAUGHTON Marie College Good order is the foundation of all good things. Film Club, Treasurer, Tournament of Plays, Choir. WILLIAM NEWMAN Billy College Wisdom is the conqueror of for- tune. Wrestling, Film Club. ,-.J THOMAS MULLEN Tommy Undecided Football is like nuclear warfare. There are no winners, only survi- vors. Football, Baseball. JOHN MURPHY Muff College Between friends there is no need of iustice. 3, .A- 1 DENNIS MURPHY Murf College Men of few words are the best of men. KAREN MURPHY Murph College Life was made to surprise us. H.R. Rep., Cheer Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Reflections. ,1- rf ll fill -9 f . ty J MARY-CHRISTINA MULHERIN Mary-Chris College Generosity is the flower of jus' tice. Jr. Prom Invitations, Decorations, Track Team, Reflections, Senior Editor, Field Hockey, Cheer Club, Mirror, Society Editor, H.R. Rep., V.A. Volunteer. Q, BONNIE NEWMAN B.J. Hairdressing Thoughtful and nice, she goes her way. MARIANNE NICKERSON Nickle Work 'With a virtue and quietness one an conquer the world. STEVEN NIETZEL Steve College So many worlds so much to do, so little done, such things to be. Choir, Photography Clubg Science Squad. ,..,. If .A ri, l f Z, N. DENIS O'CONNOR Ockie Undecided What should a man do but be merry. Football, Baseball. EDMUND O'CONNOR Ockie Work Of loyal nature and of noble mind. I , .4 f. if KAREN O'BRIEN Karen Work Let gentleness my strong en- forcement be. Cheer Club. JOHN O'CONNELL He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. MARGARET O'CONNELL Picture Na+ Available WILLIAM O'BRlEN Obie School Jacky Peggy Work College Good sense, good nature, and Ulndividuality is the salt of com- a free outlook on life. mon life, Football. Choir, E'-1 A I 3' 1 53, l sure wish they'd fix the heat in this place 'Jil 1 I I I I I Y i I ' RICHARD OLSON l , . .. , ' Rick ' College Common sense and leveI-head- ' edness are of great value. Golf, Track. DIANA O'NEIL Diane College A quiet friend and a friend in- deed. MARY O'CONNOR ..MorY.. College Fresh and young - alive and free. Bandp Choiry Reflections Staff. MARSHA ODABASHIAN Marsha College Skill and confidence are uncon- querable traits. Band, Field Hockeyg Choir, Crea- tive Writing Club. Tj MICHAEL O'CONNOR Mike College There are no limits to an inquisi- tive mind. Ski Clubg A.V.g National Honor Societyg Chess Club. JAMES GLENN OGLETREE Tree College Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions. Footballg Chess Clubg Hockey, Re- flections, Mirror, Ski Club. A 4 J i ff Q '17 'ef' i ,M ,, :,1fI'a: ' 41' DEBORAH O'NEIL Debbie College Smiling face, smiling heart, smil- ing soul - the world smiles back. Cheer Clubp Drama Club, French Club. ,ei JOANNE ELIZABETH O'NELLl Nelli College Happiness is itself a kind of grat- itude. l l Jr. Prom Committeeg Cheer Clubp Field l l0CkeYi 50flb0ll: JY. PYOFH Reflections Staffg French Club. Decorations Cheer Club: Ski Club: Mirror. 2' : X. 1 Fi' 'V ,. ' ll ' ' ' i ,ff as 3 DIANNE o'suLuvAN THOMAS ono 3' ' Dianne Tommy X' 7. Undecided U.S.M.C. n N' ,gi l ' I awoke one morning and found A man devoted to pIeasure. I , myself famous. ,f ,EL V S I l A. K, S- 'ei.rr f if I , I ,, A lfl ycwha , Z is j I l :Aix ' A S ' P , 35533 A -Q f' .,,. Q ' AA ,gn 'ffl . ,ff . 'M 145, '. 3' H V ' 2 sr 65 L- '33 ' 44. ' X fn. .ki i J . .5 1 JAMES PATON Jim Work No one knows what he can do l until he really tries. DALE PEARSALL Larry Work All we ask is to be let alone. 'za Je, MARIAN PACELLA . Wobbles ' 41 Undecided ' . It s nice to be natural when you A are naturally nice. Business Club. JOHN PARSONS College I would dare, for without daring, nothing can be gained Cross Country Trackf Winter Trackp Spring Track. ,,.,--I..-. She game me back 216, and I only gave her a nickeI. '41, JAMES PAYNE Gimbo Work Friends are born, not mode. 69 4-1-7 x ,,..., MARY PERILLI PAULA PEROSINO Perilli Paula College College The most wasted day is that in Speak and the world is full of which we have not laughed. singing. Choir: Jr. Red Cross. Spanish Clubp Cheer Clubg H.R. Rep.f Jr. Prom Decorationg Jr. Prom lnvitationsg Reflections Sen- ior Editor STEPHEN P. PELKOWSKI Pelka U.S. Coast Guard Hail to the chief, who in triumph advances. i' QQ' JAMES PERSSON Jim School And hears the stormy music in the drum. Dance Band, Band, Hockey. LOUIS PETROZZI Big Lou College A little nonsense now and then is realized by the wisest men. Baseball, Basketball, H.R. Rep., Track. 1 DEBORAH ANN PORAZZO Razzo College The magic of a smile. National Honor Society, V. Pres. Capt., Maiorette, Reflections Candid Editor, Student Council Executive Board, H.R. Rep., Jr Prom Decorations. J 1 J 7 DONALD PIERCE Duck Work Music is the universal language of mankind. Band, Choir, Tennis, Ski Club. LORRAINE POIRIER Lorraine Slewardess An honest woman's the noblest work of God. V? ,, fr i I A-1 MARIA LISA PITTORE Pitt College ln splendor dressed. Cheerleader, Cheer Club, Spanish Club, Reflections, Jr. Prom Deco- rations. MARY POLITO Mary Work She has brown hair, and speaks small like a woman. F.H.A., Jr. Prom Committee. b lt ,va , ' ' WENDY PETERSON Pete School Twas her thinking of others made you think ol her. Cheer Club, French Club. JUDITH PIAZZA Judy College Not much talk - a great sweet silence. Cheer Club, Reflections, Jr. Prom Decorations. Y' ANTHONY PRALL UJGY., School lt is the individual man with his freedom and warm spirit who can help mature the world. A.V. .sn - v' - ' '1' .. x . . ,Lg -- -Q F' ' Q- ae' 'Z . . ,ish if . . ixw- .s..f'Lg fl' ' X i i7 5l?:Q.' I ii - . l r ' M . L ' T! 1 ,, v k nav if .gg 94 , 9-'!?'f94 2fff, ff- X mv ' 5 V' 'f' A eff I s '4, LT? e i. .. K V., W' s A---H-...,... ...1 ,..f The answer to number B is 4l ii FTD' CAROL RAYMOND Carol Work Patience will achieve more force. than Secretary and Vice Pres. of F.H.A.g Reflections Staff. PAUL BRIAN QUINN Paul College What should a man do but be merry? ELSA RANDLOV Work Wishing to be friends is quick work, but friendship is a slow-rip- ening fruit. ffl gf V 1 KATHLEEN RAHILLY Kathi College Beauty is its own excuse for being. Cheer Clubg Prom Committee, Evaluation Committee. STEPHEN RANDO Steve College Power lies in the hands of the leader. Class Presidentg Football, Trackg Wrestling, Captaing H.R. Rep. DENISE PRAY Denise Undecided Oh, only a free soul will never grow old. PAUL PRIOLI PolIie College A wise man makes more oppor tunities than he finds. Trackp Footballg Spanish Club Science Club: Prom Committee. MARION RE Marion Work Forsake not an old friend for a new one does not compare with her. Cheer Clubp Jr. Prom Decorations. -nal JOSEPH F. REID Joe Undecided As many men, so many minds, everyone his own way. Choir, District Choir, Drama Club, Greater Bostonians, Creative Writing Club, Film Club. MARGARET ANNE REYNOLDS Peggy Nursing School Patience and diligence like faith, move mountains. 1 5351 Rx' gfxxxwk ROBERT READY Rocket College No man's knowledge can go beyond his experience. Tournament of Plays, Baseball, Hockey, Mirror Staff, Football, Golf. .4--Q., X no JANICE MARIE RILEY Janice Dental Assistant Sincerity is good principles that are practice also. STEPHANIE ROMANCHUK Steph College A confident tone and quiet air. President of F.H.A., Prom Comm., Reflections Staff. l JAMES REARDON Squid College Friendship is a strong and habit- ual inclination in two persons to promote the happiness of both. Hockey, Baseball, H.R. Rep., Stu- dent Council. 93, MARGARET FRANCES RILEY Margie College It is one of the blessings of friends that one can afford to be silly with them. H.R. Rep., Cheer Club, Reflections Activity Editor, Choir, Mirror Staff, Society Editor. ANTHONY ROSCIA Rosie Undecided Happiness is the expression of the soul in considered actions. '23 . ,. ,- 1 -r, ,c,.f- an 4, ,. V' 91 .U A THOMAS M. RESHA Tom College The most popular people in soci- ety are those who take the world as it is, find the least fault, and have a smile for everyone. Class V.P., H.R. Rep., Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Capt., Boys' State, Boys' Nation. WILLIAM M. RIEVELEY, JR. Bill College One who sees things as they are knows the truth of life. R Q- E 1 Iii -- --7 if . A 's N . ,r i . -f- .- 1 N, 'ii w 'w'f '-Y Q 11- feif I RICHARD RUGGIERO Nick College Happiness depends on our- selves. Footballg Baseballg Basketballg H.R. Rep. JOHN SAVI Sav College Friendship neither finds nor makes equals. Intermural Basketball. ADRIENNE ROZANSKI BRUCE RUBIN Rene Rubes Undecided College Sincerity is the highest compli- ment you can pay. To persevere, trusting in what hopes he has is courage in a man. Freshman Hockeyg Reflectionsg Prom Committee. 0 -s f :W - A . ,, X 5 Doesn't my hair look iust beautiful?l S. ' W ,,.-., JOANNE SCAFATI Joanne College She spreads her own bright ra diance. Spanish Clubg V.A. Volunteer Mirror Staff, Cheer Club: Pr, Dec- orations. ROBERT SCAFATI Scaf College lf I do vow a friendship, I'll per- form it to last orticIe. 1 5 i g ij? I . V I 1 1 , 21 I ff ,il rf' if , , . 7' 1 f I, 5 7 11+ ' 1 I,- ' Uv?-ki f qfbxf ff, . Q, , 4 47, 51 I I 1 RICHARD PAUL SANTIANO Rick Work The right to freedom and happi- ness is fundamental. Football. MARK SAYERS Gumpa Undecided A decent boldness which brings him friends. RANDY SCHEFFLER Schell Work An honest man, with a warm heart within. ....,d' DEBORAH SEXTON Deb Nursing School Sincerity is an opening of heart. Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Cheer Club. SUSAN SH EA Sue Work Happiness does not lie in happi- ness but in the achievement of it.' Reflections Staff. 2- 'S X' 'W 4 -.., . 9 2' H - is i at ,,,,' qi ..'If '1f1 ' my ? 'R I Liimki. LANCE SCHORTMANN Lance College I can be happy and content be- cause l think I am. Cross Country, Outdoor Track, Band, N.H.S. Indoor Track. JOHN SCOTT Scottie College The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. Football, Capt., Baseball, Capt., Hockey. ' , , . 1127 A .555 'ii-xi 'l 5 'fd g if gl., lx fi ,A Q t '-sf, ELAINE SCOTT Elainy Undecided Happy am I, from care I am free. Gymnastics, Student Council, Homeroom Rep. JEAN SERA Jeannie College Forgiveness is better than re- venge. French Club, Cheer Club, German Club. ,Q 'FE fi x , , :I W gr s A I x ?' DENNIS SCHOFIELD Scho College A friend should be a master at guessing and keeping still. Q- .'--11' ,Qs DENISE SHAMON Denise College Success - To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first.' v Librory Council, Ski Club. JANET SHERBA Jan College DiligentIy and cheerfully, she works to help others. Mirror, Sports Editor, Choir, French Club, Field Hockey, Bos- ketball, Softball, Drama Club, Re- flections Staff. RICHARD P. SHEVLIN Rich College Spirit, wisdom, and courage - these are what make a man. Choir. it ......P' EDWARD SPADONI, JR. Spud College A friend is one of the masterpie- ces of nature. Science Club: Choir. RONALD SPARKS Cherokee College Happiness depends upon our- selves. Track. .x 4-if P Arif. 'QtIZg . , X 1'-Q I ' I MARY SIMONDS Stymie Service Learn to live and tis a valuable lesson you learn. Band: Softball: Basketball: Field Hockey. PETER SMITH Peter College I only ask to be free: the butter- flies are free. Tennis: Track. ...f p ,x'A ' I ' f' , L. J, - '2' I I , fs s 9 'Z' ' -,40 .,,. X' fi? , 1 it 1'5- I' ui l JEANNE SMITH Jeannie School None are fair but who are kind. German Club: Spanish Club: Jr. Prom Decorations. FRANK SNOW Frank College There's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. Hockey: H.R. Rep.: Football. BETSY SHREVE Betsy College Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Cheerleader, Capt.: Band: Fr. Club: German Club: National Honor Society: Reflections, Activi- ties Editor. 4' . , if 4-01 ..J' 1,5 X I X , L No, Rayl You already owe me 53.57. ifw' 51 -.. f.-'H iw ,l NANCY STONE Stonie College Experience is not what happens to you - it's what you do with what happens to you. Field Hockey, Jr. Pram Invitations, H.R. Rep., Drama Club, Gymnas- tics, Mirror Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Cheer Club. BETH SULLIVAN Beth College The charm and playfulness of her talk. Cheer Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Junior Prom Invitations and Decorations. .-'-'C RAYMUND STAPLETON ..RaY.. College Eyes of brown, intriguing smile, a friend of everyone all the while. Winter Track. KAREN STIVALETTA Stiv College There is no hope of joy except in human relations. Student Council, Cheerleader. if 9 a Z . f-s A15 -el' JEANNE SULLIVAN Jeannie College A friend is just one of the many masterpieces of nature. Cheer Club, F.H.A., Reflections Staff, Junior Red Cross. MAUREEN STEFFANO Moe Work A generous heart exceeds all else. PAUL STIVALETTA Lumpy Work It is the bold man who every time does his best, at home or abroad. Football, Hockey. -a Z '7 fre' f A-4, 5 . 5 3 'L ., ,Ju--v its Iggy M, f., . fi .X K-52 ' is . X 1 ' 5 I TNQ., .Q ' Ng, . AKA -fr l , , Q 4, lf sim. ' -' I KENNETH SULLIVAN Ken Work The great mind knows the power of gentleness. He only uses force when persuasion fails. f .ff ,.., 21' ' at . P x I I' ' g X , 4 I L ,,,A If E RICHARD STOTT Rich Undecided The person who makes a success of living is the one who sees his goal steadily and aims for it un- swervinglyf' DAVID SULLIVAN Sully College Anyone can be heroic from time to time, but loyal is something you have to be all the time. Spanish Club, Spring Track, Mir- ror, Sports Editor, Science Club. r' L V T AN . -c ' .a -r-'yy t 91 1 -40 NEIL SWENDSBOE Neil Work You cannot create experience you must undergo it. EDWARD TEMPLE ..Ed.. College Be yourself and speck your mind today though it contradict all you have said before. Basketballg Basebollg Football, Choirg Hockey. THOMAS SUTTON Tom Work One of the beautiful compensa- tions of life is thot one cannot sin- cerely help someone without help- ing himself at the some time. A.V. ROBERT SWEENEY Jug Head Undecided Better to fare hard with good men than to feast with bad. fr'- ', , , , , r 4 ', . , .,.,. l ,wr ' ,V , ,'.l. A' A . 1 Yr: .-4 ll 'D ,,,........- l- No, Ken, PLEASEI Only one note at a time. ,qi MICHAEL TOBIN MARY ELLEN TOOMEY Mike Mary College Work While we strive to live most free, Liberty is the only true riches of we are caught in our own toils. all the others we are masters and slaves. WILLIAM TAYLOR Bill College A man's own manners shape his fortune. DAVID TIERNEY Pigeon Undecided If you cannot be free, be as free as you con. MARY TRADD ..MarY.. Nursing School lt's not the number but the choice of friends that matters. Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Clubp Cheer Club. JUDITH ELLEN TRIPP Trippa College That which cometh from the heart will go to the heart. Jr. Prom Dec. Committeeg Gradu- ation Usheretteg Maioretteg Cheer Club. 1 I . .e'. Q IA' 9 'Wh .9 - - l , . v? PATRICE TSINZO Patrice College None know me as I know my- self. PAULA VARLEY Polly College The pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Spanish Club, Drama Clubg Cheer Clubg N.H.S.f Reflections Staff, Jr. Prom Invitationsg Grad. Usheretteg Powder Puff Football. ,. fs I I ,gf-., is-2 y V 4.49 A c, :ij W- ma- .Ay . Z, V , .rs , .' . 33, 1, Q lg' Jmi.- f , 1,i,:1w ' .- - -,iriffr 'w ..f f. J1'2 i , V ,..,.. ,. ' ' 4,iw .::1 -fe . - A-2 pw .yi -ig.: ig? UGO VALANDRO Go-Go Work His resolve is not to seem th bravest, but to be. NANCY VENDETTI Nancy Work f gg ,J ., 7 'Q f e With all one con do anything. JOAN TREACY Joan Work A friend is a masterpiece of na- ture. Cheer Club. RICHARD TRUE Rick College Talent is that which is in a man's power. H.R. Rep., Jr. Prom Decorationsi Hockey. Y KENNETH VENTI y A kwa H 553. Rocco vemiciuo ..Ken.. Y ,--gi ' X -'Rocky-' College .-' ' -'X College A l C-.3 3. A time to keep silence and a --'f 'J 5UCl' is mY world - Gnd Wlwl O Choir time to speak. H Wofldln xiii yi 1 V x 5 ' N , ' ' N Sq, N 1 ., so x iss 1 X 1 e' X Nl . : . 'I ':.c.'..v Egan M. ., P AY A- 4 il X, N r , ve 3 4 . llO ,..- s 3 -,n 1 ,-rig : ':-Ie .wiggsusi sgiiag 955:25 f ' , 'i i 5.3 Magi? . 5 l Eff , .. 1 a-,fyiff ., ,Lou .-fe:1..qc'.s'w -f ,If f , T. sa -wwf-Z, M 1 Y' -f'C'.,?fQsfQ.i5? 45. 5 ' f -of f Q if ' fl ' .l l ' , ,. .L we-V X 41, fu, 4. W , 4 , '- I 21'5,?4'14.:'E-V ' gm' fr' ag:,42?ffz ff'1 5 , . sf X 1 -' , V'-5 ,vis L. V x .,,.v.fw-f- , V X .Q ,sur We wouldn't let him near us. He never washes his hairl af ff lzsffwfffg .fx ef ,. ,V.A , ,,, . .,, f 'fff ,I A 5 -.f I Q4 1. g '-A 1 ' 'Y 37 l 'Q RICHARD WATSON Ric College To know him once is to know him always, Ll DIANE VITTORINI Vitt Nursing School lt is the one with the smile that gets by. Homeroom Rep.y Cheer Clubp Field Hockeyp Track. LOIS ANN WALKER Louie College The world belongs to the ener- getic. Gymnastics: Spanish Club, Drama Club, Cheerleader, Yearbookg Jr. Prom Decorations. f syzn- LV, 4 , . h ,lm Q. ' H , ,po . . L z . Y x f,' . 1 Hu , LYNNE WAGNER Lynne Undecided Gentle in manner,strong in pe formance. Choirp Cheer Club. JEAN MARIE WARE Jeanni Modeling The very embodiment of happi ness and merriment. Cheer Club. V f. f , , Q , A. DENISE VETTORI Denise Work Mischief sparkles in her eyes and her laughter never dies JOANNE VIGLIOTTA Joanne Work A smile full of sunshine. CAROL WEAVER Carol Undecided The Wise and Active conquer difficulties. Cheer Club. all 'Y F la I CATHERINE WELCH Cathy College Noise is not necessary for suc- cess. MICHAEL WELCH Mike School 'Rare compounds of frolic and fun. 'if' 4, ALAN WEEKS AIan College A great sport through thick and thin. Hockeyg H.R. Rep. 1.12, ROGER WHIDDEN Snappa College Sincerity gives power to the wings. Wrestlingg H.R. Rep.: Baseballp Football. KYLE WHITE Karlyle Undecided Just as good natured as can be, with a winning smile for all to see. Cheer Club. PAULA WEIR ' 'Weird' ' Hair Dresser Always willing to lend a helping hand. XT' , ,-' L' i. in 1, ll JONATHAN WHITE Pugs College Knowledge is power. Chess Club, Math Quiz Team: Science Club, French Club. BONNIE B. WHITEHOUSE Bonnie College Nothing great was every achieved without enthusiasm French Club, Drama Club, Nation- al Honor Societyg Reflections, Edi- tor-in-Chief. fm Y 24 MARIAN WELCH Marian Undecided Ambition is the keynote to suc- cess. KAREN LEE WENTZEL Karen College A friendly smile, a friendly way. Cheer Club, Spanish Club. 99. ! 1 .-3 I-: .L H vi I if ...E Y Q, 1 X xH, , GEORGE WHOOLEY Buddy Undecided Success comes to those who strive for it. Hockeyg H.R. Rep.g Class Secre- ' tary. X , .1 I K ,Gi NANCY WIEDEMANN Nancy School Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Cheer Clubp Drama Clubp German Clubp Reflections Staff. 5' . STEPHANIE WIENCEK Stef College 'V ns Good virtues receive rewards. Cheer Club, Spanish Club. . favfzifilf , ,,f .fx ' rv KENNETH WILSON MN is Willie ,,, -A I 1 Undecided Whenever Ken is around wit and laughter then abound. ' ' ,fgidv I You mean this isn't 4th period? XS... lf' JOAN WRIGHT Joan College Few can possess such qualities as cheerfulness. Reflections Staffp Choirg Field Hockeyp Softballg Cheer Clubg H.R. Rep.g Girls' Trackg Mirror, Ed- itor. GEORGETTE ZEVITAS George College A friend to one, a friend to all. Cheer Clubp V.A. Volunteerp Re- flections Staff. f PATRICIA A. WIGMORE Pat Undecided If there is one quality to be found in a friend, let it be sincer- sry. Cheer Clubp Jr. Red Crossg F.H.A. ROBERT WOODWARD Woody College By the works, one knows the workmen. Ski Club, Track. ww' , ,, H JANET ZONFRELLI Zonko School A merry heart that laughs at worry. Girls' Trcckg Cheer Cluby Choir. :Ir I X .K M35 ' fd v 2 l -- , , , ' W ROBERT ZOPPO ' Zop F Aa, College Above all else - c real good A fellow. :UQ ff. Y- ln X It 1 I R 4' 4? 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L -:IIIZI 35. . ff .V 'ff 4--'N' xi! Q ' ' V' 'I'- 'e.-:li':g-. :I -fvm J I,-I Q., M I I II 4 - I I, CI ,L .xy ,Q q P I 5 f-QI, 73:47 fi '17 K' 7-5'-'-':,: -'.?1'7'1'- V, u -.Ax ff.. f gm gff. . ' .- 1 ' . nf . V - -1- . . y iff .:f' :' ry N- .Ei pv ff - 15 ' 'gjff ,.' , II ' - - li I '34, , I5f.1 V-I I 1 pa . V -' . 1 . - F I 1 V' ' 'T L. ' 4' ' ..4V'f..: ' Q-jy4,'j,.1 , I 0.-51. . ' 4 -U .Q I -1 .V.A.x-.1-ff ... ,...- Ju-I . If 4- !IIIII,f.,.mII' . ha . 1 , QI. . .. 0 Bottom Row fl - rj: Dennis O'Connor, George Fahey, Phil Elias, Joe Colleran, Rich Ruggiero, Ed. Temple, Jack Scott, Russ Garlick, Jack Frazier, Bob Scafati, Paul Stivaletta, Fred Daley. Top Row ll - rl: Coach Davis, Coach Varnum, Frank Keaney, Frank Mengnia, Bob Driscoll, Jerry Bradbury, Gerry Mucciaccio, Tony Rinella, Bob Foley, John Fraser, Mark Ruggiero, Jim Ogletree, Mike Guba, John Maguire, John Cavolowsky, Coach Seager. --v ---:utr 'www' K' Q ,rzfiy , 'fQ'f.x as COACH SEGER AND VARNUM. 0 M, . -I Football When you're hot, you're hot was the explanation for the season the Marauders had in 1971. The team worked hard from the heat of August to the November freeze under the leadership of Head Coach Don Seag- er, Backfield Coach Gerry Varnum, and Line Coach Jim Davis, but they only coordinated themselves on four Saturday performances. They started the campaign with a trouncing of Needham and then waited several games before shutting out Braintree and Milton soon after. Turkey Day almost did not come for the team, when an early snow storm blanketed the field, but the entire school helped shovel and the game required only postponement. The seniors then thanked their class- mates by finishing their high school careers in glory, running over rival Norwood for the first time in the last three seasons in this year's Saturday Thanksgiving Day classic. Their 4-5-O record was the best in their three years of varsity competition. 4. ' 1- I v , AW 9. zen 'P 4 if Hr Nt 1, w 0 JACK FRAZIER .Mx 5 ,. ,V , fzwiyq -f CO-CAPTAIN JOHN SCOTT CO-CAPTAIN RUSS GARLICK RICH RUGGERIO ED TEMPLE .. K, J' , '-4, .1 N , ff WWQ 'Y' .4 'g f -qw IL: I lf 'H-f.., ' ,-FM 'f ,, H N w'1'i ,WQ 01,0 . 4 Wfff W4 f- Vw A ' j 4 A, N, ,, . ,A,, ,, ,,.A .v A W -f--,,.'f fffw:: T . 1. .,, f, V,, IFA, H, iff- nw- hawk 'L' f .-ff Q,-'gh v. 'fgiggffw- ' fr Vy f, ,. , 4 ,,..Q,.,, , rf A 'wfwfi-mf.z.,'E'-7? 1 -Mr Wt' .y . ' 5 ,gr QW? ,, '..-4. ,,.a1,,f -' 5' ff' :L 1- 1 W- f 1, e Q....,'h'f'Z', 'N'-r 'r 1'--v'f1f'4- i-'fgf vig- A' ', Trim WV . 1 , fb, 'HQ w, ' C 1. . , . V, I ' -. ' 1 Kem V ..,...wA TOM MULLEN 4 fig!! nf' BOB SCAFATI r ,I t , M . ' :,, vw? 4 JIM OGLETREE E 14 aw- , , 'Mm , P ,p V-- lv. 5,7 fx J ,,.., -A -A.a,. . ..- Cav scoresl ., JOHN CAVOLOWSKY MIKE GUBA PAUL STIVALETTA FRANK KEANEY FRED DALEY ,, ,Wu QQ? 5 93 ' A -f.f: .- .Vf ' , .. , rl, 'E .1 s. , ' ,L , . . ...- fr -' - 1 -'muy qv- H' . AL. f' .i r ' ' NWA A f x I 3 f, 7 r YR' ,mf TN,-3 H 4, ,r ' K , .. . ., O-1.--ref E - f I . -. ' Y i ' ' . ' - A., Another day, another practice. It fa ze.- -'V ff 'if E? E , - T ' , if , ' J A PHIL ELIAS JOE COLLERAN W -h X' ' ' 'v1Q1'Q:'.if . -1 ' .,!.51'f4.f ' . E GEORGE FAHEY DENIS O'CONNOR 4 Twelve These l97l-72 Marauder track seasons were far from disappointing. At all times, one could see a track star from Dedham running the streets and sidewalks in preparation for the next meet or maybe iust condition- ing. Coaches Bob Healey and Jan Castanza simply captured this natural desire and developed it into a highly competitive squad. The Cross-Country team fin- ished high in the standings with a 7-2-O record, while next year's varsity fthe JV'sl captured the crown with a 9-O-O record. Winter track made a very fine showing finishing fifth in the very tough Bay State League, and finishing in third place in the Metropolitan League with a 5-2-O slate. The Marauder Track seniors should be proud of their efforts. They showed that hard work and perseverance produce great results. CAPTAIN TOM KELLEY OH li i 3 1 , X 1 x ff: f . T Y' s'ir 'val L V alex 'F 5 D 'Yi' A' 332 ,B lux ,E 3' if a Fl 'MY -,flgflv -,, ,l-FS r mi' i - -. - T... L .. , xl ... H TEAM - Bottom Row fl - rl: Rick Watson, Rich Gault, Lee Gustafson, Paul Goyette, Tom Kelley, Dan Begin, Lance Schortman, Mike Craig, Bill Kelley, Pat Keaney, Coach Bob Healey. Second Row fl - rj: Brion Parr, Fred Johnson, B. Burnham, John Fraser, Rich Keaney, Steve Mullen, M. Sheridan, Eric Macs, Ed Neil, Harley Caval. Third Row II - rj: Neil Doherty, Frank Aaron, Doug Fraser, Fred Kelley, Peter Craig, Scott Cameron, Mike Guinn, Wayne Baker. Fourth Row ll - rl: J. Kelley, J. Craig, P. Heffernan, M. Weidemam, J. Johnson, Steve Placentino, T. Fiztgerald. 95.921 X ' c . Warming up. fi' v I . ,K J 1 Ib, Jones makes his move. . Ui' 1 4 sn , 4 lil .. , . 1 ' A on . l' 42 , -fi .2 A ,- . Q . , .. 2' if A f - -u 1-tg ,iv ap , ,C f - 1 4, J 452, .,- 4+ 1 'v ' ' , , . . 'Q ' , i , L ,1 I . ....xm'2i,l Lance legs it out. Seniors in stride. ' vi 'fx r. - Gusto takes it. . Paul runs to win. Tom leads ff r wc, O6 Y -, ' :ling Dont' get in my wayl Dedham runs hard The end comes soon, Rick. Lance and Danny lead the pack. Finally, the finish line. Nobody beats me - nobodyl B.K. - tired or defeated? pn... Am I going the righi way? Roy puis out. W vvqgz, V V ' -1-... f M L ' .0 Tn Th 1 .... -s 7 :T .9 an 'sz D2 I A See how they runl f Q ., if Here comes B.K. W X Topo in the lead. J'? 3 ,,-+24 . Sf Hi Kell, how are yo? Cheernng for vlcfory. 7 www The 1971-72 Marauder grapplers put together a best-ever season, compiling a record of 8-4-l . Going to wrestling camp during the summer months and working hard during the fall brought exciting results to Coach Jim Police's men. They ran up an undefeated streak over the first half of their schedule, wiping every oppo- nent clear off the mat. The end was not so sweet as the beginning, however, and the grapplers dropped a few tough matches. Like all true Marauders, the grapplers refused to quit and made this season their best in the short existence of Dedham wrestling. Youth and experi- ence combined on this team to bring about the great re- sults. The future looks bright! 1 1 l l i l CAPTAIN steve RANDO fi? l KEN VENT! BILL NEWMAN I l l ROGER WHIDDEN Ken works for o pin. Sieve maneuvers for the advantage. Billy with o take down. s Roger prociices his moves. 109 7,2 n f fx. P 4 , ' W, '44, .4 .- 1 3' 0 's. Q v COACH CALHOUN f -1 .-aww-:w,na. f elf 1 L . 4:7 .Vu ,' ' CO-CAPTAIN TOM RESHA Basketball We're number one! Thislcry rang through the gyms around the league and no louder than in our own court as the 1971-72 Marauder hoopsters finished a season never before experienced by a winter sport team from the Shiretown school. From the time the final whistle blew in the 1970-71 season, this ball club played and played and played with the hopes that maybe they could erase the dreadful years of Dedham basketball from their blood. Under the leadership of Coach Jim Calhoun the Marauders began to win. Cal- houn had turned around the entire attitude of the players, the students, and the whole town. Winning was the whole game, and win they did. 12-0 gave them the first tournament birth in eight years, 14-O gave them the first winter sports championship since the es- tablishment of the league, and 18-O rewarded Dedham High with only the second undefeated season in the Bay State League history. The seniors are champs for- ever. We are number one! CO-CAPTAIN BILL LITTLETON JOHN CAVOLOWSKY I x w 2. E:fY 24: w I ia? Really gehing up. Cav wins the tap. RICH GILL ED TEMPLE FRANK KEANEY YS' KEN GUS HEALY A W V-fwfwa ffl COACH DOOLEY The Marauder icemen of 1971-72 ended their sea- son with an 8-7-3 recordf A great deal of the hard work and effort put out by the members of the team is not shown in the record. Both the seniors and under- classmen worked out during many long weeks of hard practice under the watchful eye of Coach Jim Dooley. The mighty Marauder pride showed in the way they played each of their games. The seniors on the team have passed to the underclassmen the pride and spirit that makes the future look good. ASSISTANT CAPTAIN FRANK SNOW QYYAH ASSISTANT CAPTAIN RUSS GARLICK I-Q' Wm, V vfanln 44' Z xt! 141,11 I 1 C ' ,os 1 0 ,vhs is I f ,a ns Yi Jim starts c rush. Russ looks for the rebound. ff .,,,'-4 .mw- 4 Q' l',' .b'. 1 J v 3- .f ' -2,31-' ',-, 'X' of 1 , 0, . . s o., '. o -'.' , ...' Aww, L2 . , ,. ,If f42' aw 5-ig' Pre-game huddle. A Frank fights for the puck. Rick skates back on defense. ak, . v A A .:. gy? .Mx ., ,,,,,X,, K N A 1, 4 'V faq f 14 rlxiggrw H - J, . ,VV X23 g 0 gg Y S hr: Ji ,V j i: ly. .. ,.. ., , 2 , A ,, , 1 'F' 3 if .M 04 5 4 Q adn! , .. i Z. ,fo N - A. . I QI. Seniofs Cmock- Fronk fakes the face-off, l l 1 l l i t l 4 i l l l 5 . Baseball 35 -fi Q fe fx wwf' ,ad 1+ , If 'Wafer-N-ef f T .fs .1 1 2 fir 1' I ' 3 5 ' ' With a vital portion of last year's team returning the .. y Q? 2 1 Sq a A Marauders should produce a fine ball club in the 1972 ' 43 ' C - season. Coach Gerry Varnum always has his players in COACH VARNUM the best possible condition, and with ample help from the underclassmen, the seniors could wind up their high 1 school sports careers in fine style. 4 '1 ,f'K '? Ac H 1, , ,- 1 X CAPTAIN JACK SCOTT 5.1 Y if 3 ik Q, . . lv . ,iq ix 1 , V 4 M. . 'I ,.ff, r , V AYQ - V' 'V ,, 4-x f - 1 1 ' s 1 A T - - 4 f A Q it-fan ,ii - T ,M fr A 5' f Ylgff W ' ' ' 'X ' g if ' Q. R - . Xfwflf J, , '5 'aj ' 'yy' 'faq V ,, ' . 1 1 f Q 'QQ' 1 Q , A ,I . ' -91 .. 5-.V fa -A -s -C W-F 73332. - ' ' ' 'I . P0 f y v Z, f '- X w...,:.ey-'A' , . N fs- il 7 J Z, wrt' ' sf4,,if ,,,-xr w, renee ft ge ' 1 A x . ,V . v 1 M uf N J: C., ii'i4i'?vf::x . . 1 T a T 'N r i .ff C' 2' Q ii' 1 K Y ' , ,f l ' LM '.i 1 7'V l' 'i'W'i':i?:Q .1 X 'M f ' M ' f-KW. .' 1 i . A , ' up 732,-.U I, If A Al V . I -:J -L. -NXT .. . , ' ' A A '- - ig., it Q 9 , . - A- .r s --ar'-.. VA' 0- - 1' '1 -' - Mn- , Q ww- . ,N ca I. .A A M -:mv . , ' ' .157 '--.,4 ',- ' ' '-- , C 141 ,, .:iXa:-1Ef3 l,,., I cle of A A s- l tiff: E - A ,+.- '11 '- f iw, 5 r +105 1 ' nil?-if'5r'f'zeff?? 3 5 ,pg , A 5 ,Mg -' LZ2z'EfQ Eva.. is-,cfs L Q5 71 , ' i 4- , ' IFA Cf? .-, un l'.,,3fi-ivvwf . A , ii , -. ,4 fa ' '-' ' l 4' Tris I 'ff ' ,J Fr' I, i- ' , ,' -f L . fi I 1 WT 2? -Q. ' 0 ' 3,1 '. , 43 i-z A i 1 2 V, . .ia SL- . an f , 1 Y 5 Q -I'-vigil-all . M ,jAl.,:..'iw',. lv CJ , f , if-,ln M JOHN cAvoLowsKv 5 , - N, ff?-. 52 2 5--nj' -N lf- .55 M I II6 RICH RUGGIERO RUSS GARLICK 4 I 13- I ' :U +42 my 2' - iI?x1.l!g A .', 'Fr !f k':T5 f'75f'4 .ja .1 gi. ' WT'-Mics tie! if N TL 5,2 . ' 1fwz:3rQQ3f! TOM MULLEN l ,YS ll,Q , f ., , .of :M .. . ' ,. K ,.,, . V , I ,A , , Hx M. 1. i 7: ... 1'1 . Vi 'fl .,1 , xafk v 1 I . , afar-? w . , r' ' 4 o ' ,.. 4 ' s. 4 ' w-3 'rig .-. .L 4 x 5,2 , N ,I xx. Ai N JOE COLLERAN RICH GAULT 1 pg, 1- .- . . QU' A. ' fu - X ,, 5 1 . ..i. , . '.,-a'- '..4: i1-Pg. -gqgh n g '- V1 fr Q Russ bunts his way on. 1' . ,fm if :A :?!i-L' ewnis Coach Jim Police's tennis team is always a team to be reckoned with, this year is no exception, the seniors work hard for their final high school season. They will, as always, work hard to be winners. ii guy-1 , 7 7 fi rl 5. X . .Dnf-g - r. -. ' - V ..- . 'A --m, Jack stares for the sign. H. l RAY HARTWEG JOHN DONIGIAN ll 7 unto swmg things. --. -0 f 5 ' ':,,:vf,,g 13,1 J V 'P' -' rgfu nf .- f , 4 0+ A . :,.1 i H: . .wg Uh Jn BOB READY Pow TED HOUSTON 4-1 ff fit is .wx . . ,hr-.lil , -, , ,, ,Q .4,. '. -. ww, M 'S 2 ?fp1. - ff .s- .'5?ftw-' x .A 2'f2n'? 4t?'f 'i-lQ:,,- fli avi 'f'f'fT?-1 :+'s+:- , ,. ,. 61 . '41, ,, ,. W . . ,M . ,f-'ff af-effing.-1 - -VW xxx V ff J' in ,M 2, 25' X gf mil: VARSITY SQUAD Rear: J. Chmielinski, Miss Dreher, A. Cocci, B. Dau, C. Blake, C. Rose, J. Birchall, N. Favreau, A. Far- rell, C. McDermoH, J. Kelley. Fronh l.. Carlson, D. Clinton, P. Feeley, A. Connelly, Co-Captains - B. Madden, N. Hanlon, C. Hawley, P. Buckley, C. Olsen. COACH DREHER ai MANAGERS J-V- Jonice Kelley' Swphonie Chmielinski, Linda Carlson. Rear: Miss Clougher, M. Larson, S. O'Connor, D. Berman, K. Rose, S. McGrath, K 20 Prall, M. Mogan, J. Tsinzo, B. Cocci, D. O'Nerll. Fronh S. Larson, H. Hobbs, J. Lessard M. Mulherin, C. Maloney, J. O'NelIi, J. Wright, P. Keany, J. Boone. 1 I f -ii Q cf I ti o 77 , s 1 ' DIANE CLINTON Sue McGrath, Chris Maloney, Nancy Favreau, Joan Wright. Miss Dreher, Co-Captains Nancy Hanlon, Barb Madden. Sp l r J., 'EY' up- 1 -'L'-r' D- i MQ .7 5-i'?f?'i', it 'rxfuari f,,..y'fl ' ' .2145 1: . Bev Dau Pat Buckley Jackie Birchall. BSI' ' ,, Y- ,-,'s'. , .Q-Fay' V! , .lfx Y' , 4' hz. H MARY CHRIS MULHERIN Marianne Larson, Barb Mogan, Joanne Onelli. 'R P v , 1' c Ju ANN FARRELL xxx Q tx 4 ' 1 S ,xi Q 'IA . Que? 4,5912 i . , vigf.. ' J Yi 1:1 E ' .1g.'G, 'R w .' f '51 1 xi x . IQ' f 'fxzi' , 5' R S it sg' xsxlufl ' '5 1' sd . X '- x N ET' Q xmxwr' If --A, . -x ,J--:A X-55 1, wx' ' . . 'If-n . ,-jli 1-RN-' 'M 5 T -Q' Qwii'-K. . 1 if :-.ft- - ., .,,,..x, , , I , ,AM Q, A x , , , . -V-.. - W -Www ,ga-Hfv jggfgg A ' x 'i Ii. '13 I' Q 'x ji .. 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V ' A -M W .ez , xx, 1, Wzwm gn- A I , A K My s , ,Q , .1x., , , V 13 N i , 5 Y 1 Q f You're 0 ,A ,I no? going to ge? pas! mel MARY ELLEN AH ERN MARY MORRIS XX BETTY O'CONNOR i JL, A- ...,V ----w , W-, . 1 Lx . .,,.,-I- l' GYMNASTICS TEAM Row l, I fo rf P. Dempsey, M. Morris, K. Doran, M. Ahern, Captain Rosemary Griffiths, L. Walker, B. O'Connor, M. Kelley, Row 2: B. Podolski, J. Dempsey, K. Morse, J. DiRusso, C. Litchfield, J. Buhlar, K. Landers, C. Kelley. Row 3: K. O'Conner, K. Landers, D. Wenlzel, C. Hardiman, C. Edwards, L. Drake. 7' 2 - - E iff 3 'fi ' . l A. l ' 4 1 - - i 4 PAM DEMPSEY 'gun' n-sv- 4 2- av' - - ' i KIM DORAN MARIANNE KELLEY xi -'X Captain, ROSEY GRIFFITHS LOIS WALKER 12 1 W X x DEEP: Co-captains Janice Burns and Nancy Hanlon wiih Coach Dreher. VARSITY TEAM DENISE DUBEN Front: D. Duben, L. Carlson, J. Burns, N. Hanlon, B. Dau, K. Bofhne. Rear: Miss Dreher, J. Tsinzo, A. Cocci, A. Thomas, C. Rose, J. Hathaway, B. Cocci. -11--ll , ,g, T. :gnu A V Managers Party Feeley and Marianne Larson 124 BEV DAU LINDA CARLSON MUNATIONI But Miss Dreher, I didn 9 touch herl C. -J Just remember you two, the bigger you are, the harder you fall. equi Qcow! wi Y V J.V. Front: K. Rose, J. Mulvey, N. Walsh, C. Anselmo, co-captains J. Kelley and J. Tsinzo, A. Connely, D. Perry, D. Haslings, P. Zacharia. Rear: J. Malone, D. Duben, C. Duffy, P. Duffy, D. Kardas, C. Winbourne, B. Favreau, Miss Cloug- her. Nice rebound Denise! 5 Wx COACH CLOUGHER iw! Qoalpbsw I J 1 I K1 f Y K Y u s i i 4. V! xg 9' v-fy Lg.- 1 QQ 395933 gf Q, T , 5515595 9 A' I emails gig gg? ,,,, '- .1 VARSITY TENNIS Front: A. McDermoh, B. Siorer, B. Madden, B. Bowse. Rear: J. C. Blake, A. Cocci. Q ia ' p,.,,.4,,w:wlS' 5 f , I ,.,. K.-fir' '-S 4 ', ' I 1 'J.'n'.q+ . itiiil it 'Q-'5' . ., H. -1. x X e '- 3: n 'fV'fiI7 A 1 Q , x 4 Kelley, K. S . wv:1fD':ve . . a - . uk 4,-'.w'.'1' izvyvgq -Vw - - F Iii V Af . .' vso H 55' -'x O-. i seg -3, Prall, 3? Q q gb' W ,I , I XR , 5735- 'fTj.f'.l-f .si ,AX A Vx Nw NxK'sS,x5m'5X'k'aN1,wN . ' . 1 , if .-G- .1 .-- -1,-Xt'-XS 10: .v E , .xxix Sl ,. g- .i gh . u ,nr x xx 9' KK so mx, . .K xx ,X Y Y' x. si X2 ' Q I si.. .Q s-,- .4 QQ' v x x x C x x 1 , . ,. . -1 . nv .J ,, 5,3 1' Q . . . 9 ' A vt 'I ' v HV- 'v.fsV'oi ,' s.,, ffwvbbt-5' ' w-'ff-:.' - ' -on v o - ,,:,'.- ' '33'-2'v'f.L','cx . - V V- ' f .. .ilY0.- 3 1 - 7 ' a , M Manager PAULA JACOBS 49-ff Coach MARYANN CLOUGHER -, A A -ul V . zw'i'5,'fw'CL7t::l.-I V, ',, V V ,, 5 xx ri '5' lf ' ' ' B' '- 5f'a': f 'f7::,,,a,,, . . ' J - ' '5 q,..'5 'w,ma,. 5.-f,-.1+ ,f g ,Qrf 'N ' 1 'U f . fi i ' .. .1-,,..,p ga: . ' 'Ag' .1nLu..A....1p-. L. JOAN WRIGHT . A AJ 1 A ' x , V kgs? v , ' x - , A , N i - - . - - , ' x 5 w ,ig yx,,'u iva fs + A T hy if ,, A 1. VARSITY TEAM Fronf: S. McGrath, J. Burns, J. Wright, N. Hanlon, M. Larson, C. Maloney. Rear: P. Jacobs, S. Shea, J. Sherba, C. Chamberlain, R. Begin, J. Onelli, Miss Clougher. 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Q 1 V I D dT ,W 46 ?15:,gQi,g, ih- Q'-Q... A Bonnie Whitehouse, Jonathan White, Jeff Morris, Superintendent McKay, School Committee member Shannon, Debbie Porazzo. N l-lowv Qocwtg quawsolyallmembwsdnmdftaflwgocidg. . .af w wand, 604, dwjlu g660n,Q gdwol, aoums wmreuouse ff ia it ,u lm. Bottom Row- Betty O'Connor, Billy Newman, Debbie Galvin, Jonathan White, Bonnie Whitehouse, Jeff Morris, Debbie Porazzo, Luanne Georgio, Nancy Hanlon, Joel Gezibi- no, Beverly Dau. Top Row: Richard Armington, Lance Schortman, Paula McNeil, Linda Moyer, Marianne Kelley, John Cavalowski, Paula Vorley, Betsy Shreve, Nancy Wie 6 mann, John Donigian, Michael O'Connor. .V , ' Waxes-nf,-Mr: Qwbw Dining inl -Vr: I I X W f 2715 f of WML L. to R.: Warren Hotte, Benny Wisentaner, Stephen Montague, Robert Conway, Charley Bones, Mr. Genova, Arthur Butler, Mi- chael Healy, Robert Naughton, Walter Anderson, Joe Reid, Asa Trainer, Mr. La Pointe. :vs n ' 'W ag!-M.: F3 .gh T 0016 ,A Team W NN OW Q ans 5 Q Inns f' qffv. aiu! ff' Seated: D. Boone, B. O'Connor. Standing: A. Thomas, J. White, T. Page. ' l,l,.-f llliiijfuiill iiiJtfEl'i!iL ,X - ' X. i 1 Q.. I :Lev 1' I Q , T M , , iE !2f H' :Vie R X T: Q I A ir' 7-42' nl - S T 2' T. 14 z.ns..7 H Jonathan White, John Donigion, Mike O'Connor, Robert Cimeno. 147 Dwmaf Club SENIORS - Paula Varley, Marianne Kelley, Debbie Galvin, Doug Boisvert, Joe Reid, John Donigian, Lois Walker, Mary-Ellen Ahoarn, Carol Ciulla, Linda Kirby, Joel Gerbino, Diane Kennedy, Paul Fumedora. 2 ---Ad'iwTl1espb- 5 ans dw S fowuwf worms - Y lf' 5 wimwv H115 geafu Q wastlwseuwvplag The Q . . WULQ -Wm bgwfvv- flilwsfudentw spouse. Tw Dfwdwv 48 SUE KEAVENEY T Ol PMS N . OFFICERS -- Joel Gerbino, Paula Varley, Larry Punch. 'Sf , A K L ay -,mp 51 'o inn. Q M X 4 , My .H E ix w. ,..- ,-V,-f ' ,V rv ,, N I V ,pl 1- M m 4J S s 1 ' -J 1 . 'v' R -5 1--1.13, 5, ,, v V ,g , W S g f? f , gf? ,IJ 59 xii 1 ! la ,r ' -ff Q ., rm fs-:T ,1- f 'Vg ,mumiwmsedkuwm 149 V' . ' 1 l f l I SENIOR MEMBERS - Top Row: D. Pierce, K. Venti, R. MacDonald, M. Guba, J. Cavalowski, E. Spadoni, J. Reid, J. Doni- gian, R. Shevlin. 2nd Row: B. MacAIlister, D. Galvin, D. Shammon, L. Mayer, L. Kirby, M. Kelley, K. Colantoni, M. Nor- ton, D. Boisvert. 3rd Row: B. O'Connor, C. Boone, N. Berry, L. Carlson, J. Burns, S. Chmielinski, M. Hahn, P. Balzerini. Bottom Row: J. Sherba, T. Campers, D. Kennedy, C. Fulton, D. Gaetani, M. Mueller, Mr. Fawcett. ---whistle eww olstudentsuadawflw' OGMM -sewbsew eueaEoQiixmembwwfaDf5bdcb -alsaseubowmewbwvfo dw Aw erm cm. anal B - -dw N lawwlf woah bangs big uf wwwls. ,...iv-9' yn X OFFICERS - R. MacDonald, L. Mayer, M. Guba, S. Chmielinski, Doug Boisvert, M. Hahn, L. Carlson, D. Galvin fi X.-1' SENIOR SOLOISTS - Joe Reid, Diane Kennedy, Ken Venti, Beverly Dau, Debbie Galvin. 50 m A AULQtoteC!w1fv Gfuaatwv Bags Chow Bostonian 5-'J J Reid, K. Venti, L. Mayer, L. K by, B. Dau, R. MacDonald B II A L Lo Qu T? Ara T e Z-'Tl -Pb U3 U3-'N -A L. asffnlji' 'Q DEBBIE BOLES CAPTAIN DEBBIE PORAZZO Top, Clockwise: Donna Picariello, Donna McSweeney, Pat McCarthy, Janeen Teti, Lindo Applei, Capt. Debbie Porazzo, Linda Black, Evelyn Glover, Debbie Boles, Jean Carroll. PAT MCCARTHY JEAN CARROLL 'K 7,7 fs? l' e,f - . 41 . g 4, 5,4 2 ,, 'l uf NN wp. ,f-if ' 'f'1'.3.?Q +f-V f'L. f,:1.r K 'QQ 'w .. , V PN , 7-if' -, si ' Q' Sigh: ,. .' .v:7:-fvi 71- wr' y- f f' ,-.. lwlu fy-an - , 'ajgm ff--i, , C. ,Q .gr .flu Q ,va 1 W 'yy A A' a n ' L 7 vg a , LX -xii . 54' , f J'-, ,U A'-Af If ,Q ,' 'i 'ff fEK 'K'-7' . uk' . .aff ' f ff' , ds 1 v 51491 ' A1 'a.': ,3f?3f1i5 -'e 93iai'!753?93' 45' ' ' 5. . ' f ,,'f: iB73 I , -,l.- 'ffwi ' vff' -. '+A' 0 iw. 4, .ft-' or. ,M 4, .4 45111 ,, .4 4,1 in flirfiw ,LBPQL sw. - I' in 1 'JW W, 'QQ -. ' U 1-. uh A 5 151.3 4 Le N-7 iR4fx',' N ,bf ,I ' li 1 , Q - ' - ., -. - ' H 'tgrfb' Lfmfx-1 'M'- M -- . .. Q L .A ,N 4.. fa- A Q A g l M ' Ag 4 -- wh 7 , . my K - :kv 2 . ,- . na- 'ff' 3 N Y g5Qx,,i,g,3a V XM fzif - gli?- 'wf H gi ki , .,-5, -J'-,-vfn. I , 4 f -. YV ,:, -f -1 v in, 2 AWA? , V VW V A xx J Ildilljg W 3 'PM' , Q 1 ' R , w-.6 bf X K pg Q J fi '.. Q I M' I ' K 2- , f K .rf A Q1 Y ,,1,.',- 4, 01 I Vi 3 lg x -fl. 4, V gi: 5 , 4, X A 7 N . K, S 'R 14 '11 KX . ,---. ,V f- +4 t Q A , ibn' .. E .h W 'RL - in J , . 1 . 1'-in ' vb 1 Q ,Q fi 'xl'.-Hleik MQ'-'M -9 r .- xml-i i ' f . I l s I I. 'hi . 4. , P . - . 7 V V ' :lfifwig m Q 45 if' I . R, 452 If W- . . , , ,,. ,, If ' ' an wg! ,V it 1 ,Wei y Q if M4 wr I , , Q n-Il2U F Es, 1 4 Q LYNNE COREY CAPTAIN BETSY SHREVE KAREN STIVALETTA 54 .tm A, ' r.., Ant-10gSbu5gdwoi41g60oib0Uf, basludballb, audfkoclwgseof saws - spmdsazwb knwfuallokdwgames - awunbe!ieuabUeweelefabU. Cow. - QS ofu 6 fo4. KATHY LANE LOIS WALKER 34 A , - Bottom Row: Janet Peluso, Lynne Corey, Capt. Betsy Shreve, Lee Shaw, Kathy Lane. Top Row: Rhonda Begin, Karen Stivoletta, Cathy Winbourne, Beth Dray, Cheryl Findlen, Lois Walker, Diane Pusateri. Asa.. tv id- ,, -f Qgxv, ww :lt Q, . . xxq A Az'-f A-3' 3495 ' R- is Tk 34 9 .fkdvll ...,.,,,-,,, 'TQ , f Ri: 3 .. 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