Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

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' Duxbury Free Library THE ROAD NDT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveller, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth, Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear Though as for that the passing there I-Iad worn them really about the same And both that mornlng equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black Oh I kept the first for another day' Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back I shall be telling this with a slgh Somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads dlverged IH a wood and I I took the one less travelled by And that has made all the dlfference N-ng. As seniors we stand at the cross roads of life. One last glance backwards and one bold step forward. Each of us is an individual on the Search for our path through life-. fd--X 4 in .1 , , ll , fl -' .u 'A 3 J 5 :aff fi-h 1 Qi .W I . 1, 425. fm, ? A241 .ff f?5 54 4. ,.- ., -F. 43 Pb 4 ox WA 141 At times we need to he alone Tn seek out things we erin not find with nthers And yet there is much to be learned with them And much to be learned by their company b mW vig? if , 'iff P- ,. v , , -in. .P , 5 A l ff. x an ,a t?',, za. +92 fz A. -mfs 1 . . . A 4 1 Sometlmns we SlI'lVl? for pvrfectlon through dlllgc-nczc-. Q But there is also a time for relaxation. t I A I 1 K A 1 I I I I 7 1 1 1 inn. I F-Ili 'Eta n .nz ' ' 'mv K -hw '--ii 19. Ami as we leave thi' classrooms of D.H.S.. We lcruve behind fond and faded memories on. pf' 4Df SN .Sx , ' an .1 ,K .M Dedication The class of 1974 wishes to dedicate its year- book to a man with a big heart. He is a teacher in the sense that he taught us to love and respect books. But the title also refers to his role outside of books. He has taught his students one of the most valuable gifts of all, the art of communica- tions, He not only teaches but practices this gift with all he encounters. He has opened many hearts and minds in his famous discussions and will continue to do so. And of course our notori- ous paper, The Key, would have died if it had not been for his help. And so the class of 1974 dedi- cates its yearbook to a man with a big heart, Mr. Tony Chamberlain. e 1 ft- 1 0 fi tl it 3 e J E I ,V it .'s ,tl it 'll i ax 4. ' v if - Q ' .,,- 'W .f fi Q' D .W fag? K1 e Mah n, s, if . af, 34 Z r A f 55 '-sc 0 M. 1, 2 ,gn . . ga- g. I Q 97 -,V n 1 . If 204' 54 A ,W 193- f 4' 1 f ,J 141 r 4 . ' l 'MSS 4 'mi L V . , 5 ' f W' 'W 5 5193, Z? xw3sf.',,,. 2 sv? L . '4.iv'4.'A, .14 1 , ' i 5 Q 'ws'-an A .- , 'wav' ' . QW' . 'f ' V,.- ami Hz ,, ' , wi. . ' my ' I L ' A 415 mfg, A' V ff Q- W-.Q , I? f-4 an , M' 4 , f44'gQ Z' W Qgf, f ,f ,ff ' fm, 4f.- M X 1-,V .- ' 2 4 . Iz- . iw, iff., I ' ' , 5 4-:W . 1 A -Q ., if ,,N A 1.3 'Q I 2 fgfleiqgj , :lg-J, ,,4. ., A , . . 1 0 J Y 82 ,Sz A fv , A :A A v. f I wo! uf ff'l'!:'Y ewwti 5 . A. 1 8 I 1 O . 0 - -fix . 2 A SARAH HARRIS ALANDER Sally Happiness may not he everlasting, but it will al- ways he remembered. Doug, 7!27!73 , . . Summer . . . Flowers . . Coffee . . .My kids. . .Iuly 73. . . Flat tire. . . Ic:an't get up. , .Dugaduka. . .C.P.W.W.C.. . . Sunshine . . .Lights at night fR+Cl. . .Remem- ber the good times. . .Life is adanee. . . I can't decide . . . Sunday . , . Muffin . . . Would I? . . . The beach . . . Music A , I SABRINA 'l'I'IASDAI,Ii AHBOT Hrenn I im lonely, Init you can free me all in the way that you smile. Another hall '.,. Clirl's room . . . wzisn't that good D.li.? . . , Neulo . . . Made it home in fif- teen minules . . . 'I'hat's awful , . . lle's lying No, he's not . . . Singing in a pickup trurzk . . . I'oindexter, . . Rockland I xx ,KkK:Y,i 2 ' l ,..-. an ll I if gf? viii! Q I vqnuulr THOMAS GREGORY AMENDOLARE 5,4 X Amendamuchie Q Life is what you make of it so get it while you 1, can. A Hoss . . . Let's go to Mister Donut , . . At Tar- klin?. . . Are you going to theiraces? . . . It's not a Ford. . .Let's go to Canada. . .Silver Garderi 1? X xg' I i. 4 MANUEL ANTHONY AMADO ' Manny l.C.. did you get a buzz? . . . Chart House . . . 8 C.L .... Denny, are you going to the gills yet? . . . Bone City . . . Yeah, I caught a small one I . . . What's going down, Tweet Perry? I X X I I DAVID IAMES ANICONE Dave 'E+ ,.-,v I x7 lx F' si, Let's go to the beach . . . Peter Cottentail . . , Porka . . . Mother Bal is O.T.R .... Car, you know the way home . . . Porkline defence . . . I'm not going out for wrestling . . . It's just like carrying a case of coke . . . The tin kegs . . . Wilson, hurry up . . . Planky is having a party U33.. . . . Barnes U.S.A. . . 'W .'ln SUZANNE BARBARA AHLQUIST Sue Friendship, like destiny, can never be denied. By time, distance. or man. john . . . I mean. we all have our problems . . . Feb. 13, 1973 , . . Forget it . . . Gross, get away . . . A little bit crazy today? . , . Hey Cuz. watcha doing? . . . Oh Lu . . . Phoenix, Arizona . . .Roller Fun . 4 .Augel. . . booze. . . I don't have to . . . Double Packing , f ff Jef I Q 'I I A Q s Q 5 F4 4 I 2 ,E 5 :C I A: S'- na X ' ---vi K S.. LAURA IEAN ANDREWS Laura In this world, it is not what you take up, but what you give up, that makes you rich. Oh, brother. . ,Tuesday nights . . .C'mon guys, where 'ire mv books? Huh? a .,t.L .... .... h -ya...I don't know . . . Tennis with the foursome . . . You're staying after again?. . .Boat . . .What's , your prob? . . . What a pain tha Q MARK W. ARMEY Mark llelen, 10!10!73 . . Ford F'iirl'me S ort . 1 1 , p S Coupe . . .298 HiPo. . . 67 Ford Fairlane GTA Zi90eid . . . 119 ft. of rubber . . . Beach . . . Ar- dina . . . Sczhlitz 1602. curls . . . Shea, you're wasted, , .Trumpet . . . Band 1-4. . . Imperials . . . Another Party? . . . Don't listen to A.I., he don't know nothing . . . Where was l Monday? . . . Sleeping, where else? . . . Capri . . . What ha 3 Jen 1 l - ' If tc. . . . A broken rib . . . Sorry about l THOMAS I. BALBONI Tommy We'll never make it . . . Plymouth . . . 428C.I. Falcon. , .You gonna fire it up? . . .Moto's Mo- tomobil . . . We finally made it . . . It's a place to forget . . . Super Hawk 305. . . T.j.B. will not fail . . . 273 Autumn Ave. . . .thththat's all folks . . . D.A.P. BRUCE DAVID BALLARD Bruce I have spent my life seeking all that's still un- sung. bent my ear to hear the tune, and closed my eyes to see. The Dead . . , 2: . . . Baked Alaska . . . Uncle Wiggley . . . Arrh Duck . . . Away in a flash. Buck . . . M.D .... Free tank. Peter? . . . Over again Bob? LORA IEAN ANDERSON Lora Happiness comes from not just liking what we want to do. but liking what we have to do with a smile. Ander-SON . . . so what else is new? . . . that's dumb. . . D.Q. , . .Water diet. . .Chicken-pox . . . skiing . . . h.p ,... Camp Thayer. . . 5B- ' Plans . . . 7!12!73 . . . Marshfield . . . G.N.O. ' . . .E.E .... l'll do it in a minute. . . -'21 If CATHY ANN AYERS Trina You will never find time for anything. If you want time you must make it. Conn . . . Mi mejor amiga Carolina . , , Swing- -1 ing 212 . . . Frizzle . . . GS .... Troop 437 . . . Mrs. Kusins . . . Nantucket . . . DS .... L.B.C. N . . . Moonshadow . . . Mental . . . Trouble . . , Manuse . . . Norose . . . Witchy Woman . . .Poo. . . Espana. . .The mone i 1 . rv , PAUL ARMANDU BARBOZA Boze That's the most ridiculous thing l've ever heard. Tennis Hey Sud. another douhle laiiltw. . . First Service , , ,Mace . , . Soczczer . . , Sweat hands. Green tennis balls. and -100 left sneakers , . Ie ne sais pas . . . First dou- bles . . . Une Davis Supreme R.I.P. at Middle- horo. , . Baker Bros , . .Classic Horror. . . Sou . , . Ah yes. Bon Allor l IX JNNA H1884 JN!-I'l'l'lC MARK ROY OTTO BLACKFORD Mark Life-It is a flash ofa firefly in the night. It is a breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is alittle shadow that runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset. IAMES MANUEL BARROXNS it-i - -,J- Bear How seldom we weigh our neighbor in the balance as ourselves. Mr. Dirt . . . The Stooges . . . IS7 . . . She Vtladed in the VVater . . . Layin' Back . . . Pitt. what window? . . . Chart House . . . Hallowey Halls of D.H.S .... My favorite hoodlum lump back, lack . . . Cot crushed . . . Duck soup . . . League Champs. Thank You ' . I' W ' 'n- V I 1' I' - x - ' - ' 4 ' H .5 ..- ' ' Q .x nf 'L' Q -A if 7 2 ' - ' - .5 '1. up W- 1 ' 1 I A- Ag-O X - .dll LEANNE BAUER Leanne Hey. Chew . . . The weekend drag at Cino's . . . Is there a party?. . . School dances . . .Riding in the Chewbox. . .Sharing my locker the last year with Luna . , . Hot Line, if I ever get started . . , Opening an Art Shop with Marie . . . Money burns a hole in my pocket . . . I know his car Skim? CHARLES GARY BENEVENTO Bona Hey. Pussy . , . I got the bomb tonight . . . no George. . . Drag me, l gotta take a-. . .Chuck it . . . Let's go . . . Farmer. see any action? . . . Cot it, Chiv. . . Later Ierry. . .Guva. mailbox? . . .Guva. working on your theory?. . .l.H.F.P. LISA BLAIR Lis Enjoy your life without eompuring it with that of another lluppin' . . . Tent purty . . . School's out for the summer . . . The Beaieh . . . Summer '73 . . . Where's the party tonite . . . N.H. Maine . . . lley Chiek . . . Virginia , . . Waekey . . . Luigi ...t,hew...C,inos...A8iP...B.l'l.... I lley Lis . . . li 8: I5 . . . Cruisin . . . The Cornor lump Buck . . . Bluh . . . Lulu Simple unrl Free lllly 7, 1973 . Cute, Huh? . IANENE Bouros Iunene . Love ya . . . Fair out. main . . . Our gang Oh. you're eool . . . Cheek it out . . . Z-Z . . . Girl's night out . . . I I Humphrey . . Hugzitha . . . Sunshine Smiles . . .Frito's. . .all Right, who's got it. . .Simple , psyeho . , . Peanuts . . . Booze it . . . A f 6 . l 4: YQ xx ,W 'Qu- if ' A , p Xt! RANDY BLANTON v Randy Good action . . . Choppers . . . Mel Horn . . . 1 ff I The 'Dillo , . . Flush out Frieght . . . Evac . . . Drainer . . . speehies . . . donkey's cornor . . . blue van zietion . . .P windshield please . . . Gordo. . .Get it on cashal labor. . .Palmer's on ' the tour...Stick...Attic...Pigsty... hawk . . . teepee . . . golf. . . Blue Skylark off the eliff Coach . , . pretty good . . . what's nice . . . Crompet . . . Eat this :Tia Ll aku .x.,. VIH XYRVH' 1 7 I.1f71nPu lm WK NT r dll thu sc mu I T Tl Chu ion .Lui- momxlls Frmklln Pirk Niiwicre Nha! an 2 IIN? , . DISH XX aw. p7 wht uvht . . . A Klu- Dvv , pawn' ries . Tvddy gvs . . Thvrmmvhter L Imp . . . Izthrson Elutro m Blu 51' .QF . , WFINIJY BRACKETT Wcrndy No mattor how long you'ro gone, l'll ho waiting . . . Stu . . . Blonde hair . . . August 13 at the lmoatzh . . . ll. of Miami . . .woird mood. . .and I havo to livtr with him. . .crazy guy. . .lcan't htrlp it . . . Allman Bros .... Ando and Brian fortzvor Qi: 'x fu-'Ll , I-ns. L ROBI-RT SCOT BYRNE Iiyrnstry Annvttt -... Duxbury Mafia . . . Thi: Rogulars 1 Rumfemlwr thc- Alamo. Murph Thu Stomrs . Y. .Hound Dog Taylor. . .Bumpus Park ' . . . UVVl'lt'I'f? do you want to livo? . . . Small's houso! . . . Wtest Yarmouth , . . Saquish Party . . . Standish . . .Iunv 25. 1973. . . Ririd Mohilu . . .Thu Bvarzh. . .Cat's Ass-without the pc-riod aft:-r Ass . . . Sling-shot fights . . . Rod Nutzks, l i IOYCE A. BURDICK ' I Ioyco' Blessed are those who can give without remem- Q Q an boring and take without forgetting. 'Q Tent party, Faith? . . . Shut-up Denise. . . lust looking for frogs, Mr. Cass . . . Hats . . . 51.92 Qf pumpkin A 4 LYDIA COLLIER BUECHLER I,ycI in Co and ozitrgh ai falling stair. got with rzhilil .i mzintlmkr' rootg tvll mt- wliviw' .ill post yi-.irs tin: or who tzlvft thi- mir-vilk toot, Ti-aah mr' to ht-.ii thv mvrinaiitls singing. or to ki-vp of 1-iivyk stinging, incl fintl which wintl sr-rvvs. to .itix'.imzm- .in honvst mind. , En. Q-v k ':pg SUE E. BUTTERVVU RTH Suc- Ilvy. main . . , Dig it . . , Sur' Bm -... Tvnnis Swimming Rollm-r Sk.iting'? Nc-vt-r Again. . .No.I ditln't tlo it skiing. . .VVhait's up kicl'?. . . ludo vvvry Tut-stiiiy-Kutski Rt-y i . . Espanol .inyonv . . . Timm- lost is nvvf-r Quint-cl . . . Class C13 X. RICHARD CHARLES BURKE Rich No gains without pains . . , Crow oltl with me, thc' best is yi-t to hu , . , Ediv and Annit- . . . Peter no talk . . . Tom Craipcwiiw and thi- Beairded One . . . two points . . . Eddie- Clow . . . Saturday night Brazilliun has-r with Tony . . .Tcddyu . . HMMM. , . Ht lx II ut I nl will M thx-w 5:9 lmuk st lllll it Crt ,QQ JM K those M xt Ms AWAY JM 1 11. Kulu- Ai' E ' s it Winsor s :ries ol N 1ntur:kt't ' ,I ' In r IU I Itiim. .. 7 Q N1P1cl1 white huclxs Whut un I 1. lt u Turrl M C Il r 1na1 clivs N ' - 1' :ri 'IW' ' lRI'INl'I MARY tIAI.l'ISKIl'I Ironi- 'VVitl1u1 1-utzli tlilyllI't'ill4, stwk llis IN'illIt'I within t'.lI.ll pvrsou, lllltl llis lovin t.uclspt'll. , . l.I',.I,.. . . il not, why not . . .ilu- tiiilt- witli your llt'tll'I , . . Ill' .... luiliuu . , . You'ri- gouiiu lu' llt-url I . . Rt-ni . . . l7tl1 . . . you'rt- mellow . . . Aliu- i11 Woutltrrlaintl . , , oh wow . . . tu . . . Zoom . . . Wuunu pluy guitur? I I-'oxy l,.uly Ilon't untirziputt-. just p.1i'llc:lpa1tt-. -.su . . 4.-1 lj.,llIl A , 1',Q.,' . - Magix! i ' ,.::AL5fg F fl, 'gl 'J' 71 1 'C l . ' .f i Y . a 1 it 1 it , ' 1.3. 'F 'f,':'41 -1- - l J. S 'lf' I I- ' A -1. 73 ,, 19. 7' p Q I 4 II' at I ' ff? . 1- i QM I .7 5 ERIC LAWRENCE CARLSON Erie Watkins Clenn Week with Puss. Cats, and Loft . , . A separate reality . . . solo on East Butler Isle: six hundred. g's w.p .... Behavioral tech- nology . . . NIO . . . erase personal history . . . Seeing . . . t'L11tely it occurs to me . solipsismf A . x -A v MICIHEX1 I CHAMP 1 on par n xsdrnvcl us 'N out r P Toun 3 aqu :rx ans dont nh o Max s parlx Bunlu em r Mount nn rllmbe rs OPI hig In qul guess what Q34 M16 dive-Is do It dPfpPr P R o k xou're o. Thc' rostllm ss of kc u plllf rn nn Q 1 of s 111 what one l fs m lt cxonsiclfrltlon for he m Fl fr ns from lf lvff . rouge- 322 Clark 11,113 0 J -, ll-IRUMH Kt.IiNKl'ICIllASl'1. IR. lilr-ans Cllaisf- ol' Srzlitzr-I' , . . limi' Assocziatirm . . . Al- hc-rt . , . Fang . . . Plaitc-rgcmsav . . . Cllydus-dale . . .Quiritvl . . . I-'14 . . .'I'l1c-Cjormrr. . .Uno 1 Night . , . UPU . . . Brow '... Uurzh . . , Win- g . f . . - Q t if scars . . . lltimarurzktf lnirlgt -... Broke . . . 721 V -'J' . . . 'l'i'io . . . Muatluat '.., Alka-scrltzci' . , , : lllmmr Bug. . .Pool Party. . . Rihs. , .1i!22!72 Q if-N, I ,J . . .Nt-cl Postr-r. . ,Xczrrllc-nt, , .7f3. . .Champs F i 2' . . . . Pr-rzk a P1-ukut't'ir:klr-Pm-rzktrrs. . ,Crisco kid K Q ' , , Im- smilv, . .All Ilumi ltlllllll ANN CUFlH'lN Iumly '15 Chuczky. . , 3115. . .flraniiy B. . .thv harm, . . A xx VVV . . . Baht- . . . April Fouls . . . that's not .. ,ff- X I iiiczv. , . fluiiic-a , . . Guppy . . , 72 --f Vg, D x L 1 V X 1 A .. ,f ' f U f PAUL H. CHARLES Pau And thtrn one day. he wont away . . . Socczrrr '73 Kick thrt bloody hall . . . B.C. at night under thc lights . . . Day after day . . .outstanding in his field . . .We want McD0nald's. . . Hit the road lack . . . Off to thv hig U . l . . . Soil Creep . . . ED ,.., Hciy, cat food . . . -1 ,. MARK R.B.C, COLLINS lu-,Qgu Thrw Stooges . , . Dunk Soup . , . Ugly Puiuiclv . , . Soil Crrvp . . . Tcizifslf-r . , . Crispy Cum-sts . , . Swing it . . . Brmnvhc-.ul . , links A . Iimmy thc- Cn-vk . . . Hoocllum , , , Klviitleiriivii . . .Aiiazih-l'm losing my mincl. , .l1'uuil,Skiniilx di' pvu . . . uriins , . . Uvifingg . . . NY. Riingvrw 21. Knicks 21. Yunkr-vs I-fl . . . 8th .iwnuz-- 1i3rilsIrvot.N.Y.. , .Crumpc-is . , l .nn shmglu-il . , . Kzinczmnzigzus Hwy' , , St.iii'w.iy tu Hvzivi-n . . . MrgDun.ilcl's . , . Bruthi-r Lf-gimiiiziiri-, GEORGE COBB lll in Snohh Lisa dill il? . . . Sully thu- luhstvr claw, . . Hcilp Mr. VX'izfii'cl . . . l.H.I.P . . 'l'hi- lvfl hunk . . . r f 9' A wolf ',., Much hrmx '... Tukv me' huinr -... I J ' Ti'ur:k's guru-. , .Bom-s. . .Bill Clf'SiIllHZll Thv Us-ml i Pi? GREGORY C, CONROY Tvddy Wa1f:h'ya doing? . . . Bruins . . , Thv Goat . . Mr. B.. . .Elliguhlcw . .Bunch ai'c1iilw'v.itm-rs, . Fish , , .Uhmm Allis-rl . . .Chuinps. .Luhstr-r' Rougrr .. . Hn-3' Intl . .. Emlmlil' Claw . . MCS ,,.. Thi' Litlli' Runuwuy '.,. Cllasz' ul Sczlits . . . Kairaiiv VVmnun ...' 'Cfhupu Chnpu Thv Lvgsu . . . Gypsy Xvonivri A , . Blair .-Xssm'i.if tion. . .Big Bluv. . . S192 pumpkin . . XYi i'e- :ill Dunn IRICNH CIUUPHR I'IARNI'IS'I' CIUUSH I'IRNII'I ur-f4 1L I vxpt-Lt to pass through this xxorlcl Init onu- Any good, thvrt-fort: that I muy tio, any kindns-ss that I nmv show to rnx In llow t'I'I iIllI't'S Ivt Ins- tlo 1t now Boston ID tht- ruin . . . It wus rtlutmd . . ,8 in tt tzonvt-rtitmlt' FIIIISIIIIIQ. . .You wasnt to I4nfm'? . . , Nursing G 7 I! -Z. . - 3' J .- 2 4 , ,v . ,l -,. , fs, A I I 5 ' ' Q . Q Q . N, ' ,.., ' I '15, 1:4 Q, 9 . A. gt it 1 DAVID ANWAR DAIKH Anwar Happiness is winning a football game and cele- brating . . . Pcevtrcl by getting up curly for school uncl za Camaro that won't run right . , . Prizes-at four channel tape duck . . . ambition-to go to coll:-gc: und? ' ,- ,Q 49 SHARON LYNNE CUSHING Sharon VVatch out . . .Tremendous Power. . . Lifo is so tough . . . California . . . Vans . . . Bono City . . . W'anna go down stairs and look fora bf-vr? Kushshsh . . . Dronos . . . Fool . . . I'm so nor- mal it hurts . . . AuRec-t . . . totally ridiculous . . . Cot out of my lifcx . .Terrific Nancy. Torri- fit: . . . Can't dance -... Maine P.R.I .... So what. I'm domestic . . . Tamalv. CHARLES S. CUSHINC Cushy Chop. Chop . . . VVhat's up? . . . Be-or . . . run- ning . . . Bvrri-Rod Stop 81 Shop U ig ,..4--' ROBERT VVALTER CUNNINGHAM Bob Tomorrow wc' will be the makers of our world. and W0 must hopo to ls-arn by thc- niistakvs of our prvdurzvssors. That lifv is to ho undvrstood. not conquurc-d. Wi- must hope- to lc-arn to rospvrgt Na- ture and the rights of all individuals. whc-rvvz-r they may bu R.W.C. LISA ANNIE IJAWE Liszt Lou UI-IRAI,IJINIi IJI4II,UWI'IRY flurry I haul thi: hlur-sa sotmrlonc-rl:1y,it put my Iairzu in . , v . , .1 pi,im.inm.nt lor, I could 1. You don't know what ytJlllVI'f.1Ul till it's gont-. mvntul Suinmur ol' '71Z , . .You guys. , .I'm only kidding. . .C.B. 81 C.. . .skoots. . , in tho f:losut'?. . ,R.C.lI.S.. . .Smitty's. . .top of the World . . . Ilvy. lvlaistro . . Splash . . , Look nt 4 thvm pndmllvs. . ,Nl.F.M.L. . . ,Llumhai . . .Thai IlM's: . . . Inlvs. . . Lynn. pvoplr- nrt' gonnu think Saiclcllvshovs . . . Cinry crllllll , . . WVU IT' S.Y.I . Irown, now I'm fumbling so much hut- 'aiku-wailk into town. 'I'nj Mahal 'Rim ,i 'A' ,C as ' ' , V .F ,lb 1, 1405 , as i.fA.ix.'?,i. 5 :E . i ,. yu -. N' ' :.' if ,.tisE'LrE .Qi J A 45,1 IOSEPH DAVIS Ion I spent my first year and my lust year in this school. and I'm glad it's over for good: until col- lage anywziy. A 7 K' MARGARET DENYER Mag Cmon Pork. wr- wont gvt Caught . . . Maint-- Canada . . . 72. . .lot hvr rip. Pork . . . ms- and my bottle . . . who me-. drunk? . . . down hack . . . BB. . . . guta . . . whhifvyy' . . . skiing double' . . . d.b.j .... bones . , . s. willows . . . what BF? ya doin' . . .N.P. OF A. . . . lwiip-lie-vp . . .goodhysn 3. VVh0's having a party? . . . Summer of '71 . . . I don't got it. I just don't gc-t it . . .Sorry l'm broke . . .what a hunk. . .you grub. . .cool your jets ' 'gf V . . . Drag . . . Pissa . . . polka dot . . . gaross . . . Potato Hill . . . Pie , . . Pilgrim Lady . . . i' Goin' out drinkin' . . .water gun fights on the P. Ei B. bus. X22 C. .Pi . PETER OTTU DICKOXN' Potter Tho host things in lift? art- froth Candy . . . Dynamic VR '17 . . .Thv Dc-ad. , . I 1173. . . in the van . . . skiing N-TXYO-OH . . Tho Bc-ash. . .lo rvgs. . . Ivttt-rs Be- Smooth . . wicked blown-away . . . Colorado . . . pvdal stool. . .BCN. . .sunshim-. clziydrvani. . .lats-r A 116 wit' it ll thin MARK WOOD llRllMMl'IY Mark gs ara- possihltr to him that ln:lit-vtvtlif' Mark 9:23 22.1. . . Surzfzuw. . . 'l'o tht- hr-atzh in a llash . . . liaka-d Alaska . , . lh-avy nights in tht- Clahana Shu- Wadt-d in Ihr- Wat:-1 '... You got to ll nn how In lloat , . . lt's llr-1:1-nt . . . Noo Noo . . . Whay ',,. VVhat's happtrning. Stink lludtr? . . , Marrzus W1-lhy '.,. llurzkus . . . llurzki . , . lili . l.att'r. W. WARREN lsl'lNlJAl.l. ICMHRSUN lunio Yo11'x't'got to lit-lim-vv in yourst'lf. ll:tl1t.5 . . . Ill .... VVhat can l say? , . . Ping . . . Lhvss, 'l't'nnis, and Music: . . . E907-t5ti . . , ' S.Y.l ..,. Shi-'s at Poppy's , . . Sully tht' Sage- ...ll id it, Got it . , . Sptrtzial . . . 82 . . . 216 trl ., VI, ,, , . . Pom iahy . . . Liaigxillm. and N.ll. . . . niuczhly . . . Alligator shirts . . . You'rt- datum ii ht l'll .ugut if I think l'm ii-'ht .U rw . ,, r KAREN IUNE. EDDY i'Car:tuS Lt-t the sunshint- . . . Ytrs Kip, anything you say . . . Crumhlus . . . Brant Rook . . . Plymouth Pt-oplt: . . . Iudy. hurry up. .V . Mornin' Dub . . . Yus, Doa , . . Steph, . .Cold out today. . .Our Partios . , . Hairy Honda . . . Itrvp Freak . . . Ma's Happy Pills . . . grapes . . . Miczkoy Mous- tang , . . Iako and Buck . . .B.P.L.. . .What's nvw? . . . l'Jon't gt-t mo nervous . . . Bo good. GAUDENCIU DAVID FI-IRNANDES Denny Aug. I . . ,Dtix'itI. W'hut's wrong with your t'yz1s'r' . . . c:zin't gr-t vnough of thait funky stuff . . . Cone' to thr gills . . , Firing. cuz? . . . L.D.. Swvs-thx-art . . . Cilhc-y's Gin. C .4 fs .N Q15 I .V f A 4 fi E... LINDA MARIE FLETCHER Linda Write it on your hvairt that cw-ry day is tht' ht-st clay in the yvarf' Hockvy . . . Rainbow . . . England . , . X'N'hait'f' . . . waiter-gun fights . . . 16. . . Laura. can you stay after today? . . . Oh. grmt . . . Inns- 9. 1973 . . . fried clams . . . Can you go? . . , l FAITH FLEMING I Faith t'Who says nothing is impossihlv. I'x'f1 he-ein doing nothing for years. - Good Morning . . . Ski. . .trouhlv from tht' st.irt . . .Don't get huffy. . .cool your ivts. . ,Sono- ritai . . . I'll ho at Quf'vny'S . . , T1-nt Ptirty . . , . no memory '.., Art- you o.k ,... Slap mv fin- anrl LIon't givv mv no jivc. , .Crit your tw-th. . , finishvti. l S i I l . I Fri., Al.l Rl'IlJ MlYI'Ill'IW I-'OCZARTY hx, 1. Mall i UUlllIlJ'l'! Uul! Un!! Ou!! Out! Ou!! . . . Thi' 5 Ililio . . . Iii-r Languagi' . . . Howdiu . . . I Whafs going on?. , ,CIM on il, Russ. . .Ili-iIor's Q' . . .Mark got thi- kil?, , .Il's good rninlong, isn'l il? . , . Donnii-. play a lillli' foot? , . . Snow Rd . , . . U12 .... llviini- lin' llilivi-l's1': givu thru- , i-xainplvs. '11 IANIQ LURINII CIARRITY . U 7' iXLl,,. H, 19,3 . . . I . . . Balls and Bats . . . Sombrvros . . . Switmzlivin-Mitm:hs'rn Summvr of '71 H.I .A.VV,. . . Big Iohifs Brow, . .Troop 437, , . Coczkadoodlvdo Thi- Monkvttus yus wakivs. . .Mrs. Kusins. . .lhv lmods. . .Doublv Trouble-. , .B,S.P. 84 N.S.P.. . .Crustffrs. . .thv bi-ars of MS .... Nantuczkc-I friz . . . Unczlm- Le-0 . . . Our Birdicvs, Lisa? if rr' . -gi , ilvrl ', 1. 'v , . .. O .fp 4 , 1 i if? 'ff' ' if lanc- i.U.H.A .... junior Birdsmvn 3 DUANE S. FULMER Duane Friday, the Borer Run' '... Live it up, Donkey . . , Be:ans, Goat . . . Fo0tball, the killur of all pains. It's hard to stop a quarrel once it starts, so don't Y,' Q I Z EILEEN GREALY - -4 .gi BRIAN WESLEY GILMAN Bri Aim at heaven. and you will get eurth and lilc- thrown in. Aim at earth. and you will lose everything. Mother Ruth . , . Bridgewater . . . TLIIKK , . weird . . . You've got a nerve . , . Free Souls . . ,COBLESHA. . .SOLISQIJOIICH . . All-Staten . . . Right , . . S.E.M.S.B.A ..., Ltilwyille . , Break . . . Mr. I .... Mr. I .... Good Morning . . . Library? . , . Music, J ,ta 'I -, I gl . ,yi Ox. I let it begin. F Q HP.. , mental . . . 6. . .P.P.. . .Art room. . . 1 ft J 14 Sprints. , .dingaling. . .Hil. can I borrow your ' l , .lil lf- LATIN book?. . . shut up, Beth . . . tootsie pops y Y ,ali . . . I don't remember . . . P.I,P .... Art 1 . . . N ' der . . . hey, kidrub . . . explain dead to the ., i world. 'I A .. 1 ,fa Y-1 E w. .I 47' 'nw :W - .e.,, X ,j r x I 0 .R Q -I V, Q , I E 4 X ' '1 A1 K ,V f 1? S it -5 ' X 'I ll I vc' 'QI' fly D A if . 1. ' ig .V ll ti ' , 1 s i f' ' knit. 'At AMANDA CARROLL GAZIN Mandy O it is excellent to have a giant's strengthl but it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. Shakespeare I forgot . . . What do you want to do? , . . Gui- tar? . . . How humiliating . . . The rest is silence. 1 31 'S IJHBRA ANN I IARDY Dulilmir' VIRGINIA RIISSICLI. IIIIN'I'I'lR mga HIIUIIII'-kt'I'IlIIII1, youths haivmr 1-vm' Iiuinuly wits. Vr-rmunt . . . Mt. Snow . . . Rfrlnzu . . , Duvilish . . . Msixilur. . . Iiluiztiun '7Z. . .'I'1-ai Pairtv. . . Suinina-rot 71i. . . IIussIr-s . . .MI'I'. . i'I'i'n- nis . . , I zii' Out' '...' I'i'uns . . . Caiinirlut . . . Ifailiiiuiitti . . . I'in so 4I1:pi'i-ssml . . . Ilrzigonlitir . . . IIotIips . . . I2I'lISIl , , . fIruisin' for Imr- gr-rs . . Ang. . .Clittf , . IIi, IJi'zir , . .Wild R1-rl III-sul .. . You Iimiilliun Critic . .. mininIiun . . . Iiutch. 'A 1 .5 1 Ilvairts, likv floors will upvn with misty to vvrv ' vi-rv little- kvys. W1'II Mic.Imi-I Aiitmiiulis' Ixus stop, Iaimiury 25. 15372 I3.II.S. Alum' ugziin. nziturailly 'I'vrImIy . . , Suinnimfr nt' '73 . . . Itaiwuii 56.157-Ii!! Iiiituri' plans-Imsini-ss. czollvgv. rnuri'iziggt'. 4 .GQ 1' I - I . gr .fs, 1'- .V ff , i-+,fff- ,-vs a . ' kiil A ,,,.o, ,J ' ' 3 .1 J x .-'- 1 ,'rI1- ,, 2 Z' I I If HILARY RUTH HAMMOND I-IiI Thu worlcl is zi fine plume and worth fighting for. Chris . , . Art 1 . . . Babysitting Shuerhans? . . . Pulvur. . .ThtTII1Ft5E?PIS. . .H.P.1-4. . . Camp 1-2. . .Tootsie Pops. . . Una . . .Latin 1-4. . . Spain . . . Prom '73 . . . Pintomobilfr . . . Drag- onlitu . . . Nostalgia Dancer . . . Boll Bouy . . . Summrrr of '73 . . . Chicago . . . You Driving? . . . BCGBTSE. . . Food. Come mx friends tis not to lfiti to uk infwf ill 7 the Cipc burnt M Mirion Eldorado VVYBC Bcfilind Animal Camp trips to Falmouth the Kiekx Pinto Bc fi V all the may Uknh Suicide ix f X -r A YAYAI z . . Tfnnx son enx elope xou do the l itin. . . ' L I . .i,. V- ,- 1 I ,VL S I Z MARIE GLORIA IEAN HAIICJII Chew Virginia . . , the train . . .Deidre-. . .4 IQ SA pr- rinds tMag. if Luna! ...' 'I'm going tn Curve-r.' . , . Lets gn have ai huttfi. . . Lets QU him- .1 hutt' '...' 'Its ai little Lau . . . Znt . . . Pu-zinut . , . Brittle . . . Glrfs. . . You witrzh . . . lNI.irf, Boo. LeAnne. and Bnoh Biinnfinzis . . . Thi Chewhrixu ...' 'Dont start . . .Clydfu ,Thi Cafeteria . . . Marlhnrns Biirnvys and Buznukti . . .Drag please . . . Dearduo. . . Btir .ind Cnr av- 'Q be RANDALL I-IOEL Randy When one has much to put in them. a day has a hundred pockets tumbelweed . . . Diekow after seven years, still owns the original Sucrets box Party at Muffin Tea . . . The white Mav rides . . . Our semifin- nual water fights . . . The Old Fiddlers Green . . . It is time that we move , . . 86. L SC ,2-'kd F- - ,- i-5 E24 , , 59' 15,54 -M w F' 'L ' , ' -Q X, in' .A 'l lx 1,1- L. li i X RICHARD DAVID KENDREW Stick Do what you can, when you can. North Hill: Choppers . . , The Dillo . . . The Stung' '... Hern . . . Beach . . . Gordo . . . Come on down' ',..' 'You're Hurting . . . This is true . . . She waded in the water . . . Let's go cruisin' Dyke . . .Ganders. . . Hawk- ins . . . Artimus . . . Donkey Mobile. . . B . . . G.S.S .... Flapping Stick Dude . LAURA IANE HYER Laura Love becomes you so shed your shell, love just fits you so wear it well. Legs . . . THC330 . . . pinky . . . boogie . . . 1m0thing's lacking . . . Florida . . . Peg, let's cruise . . . llolly's for lunch . . . deep in thought . .sistors. . .if not, why not . . .foxy lady. . . l parties ut the Dell , . . Zoom . . .after the battle, the reward. erred RONALD IAMES IOHNSON 0.1. Either you got it or you don't. Eddie Claw . . . led . . . Big Al . . . Shy know it . . .goat . . . Donkey. . . 'Beans, you done it again. . . . Chop Chop . . . we're booking . . . Sgt. Holiday . . . The Barge . . . One for the l Gipper . . . Coach's best friend . . . Most un- likely to succeed . . . McCarthy Class of '76 . . . You're going to miss us DHS . . -. All Dunn N SHEILPX GVX ENDOLY V IOHNSOY Re illx ? i 119 XX alnut Ax e Christ- mas is for children those is ere the days . . . D F K S Manax ishnu summer of '72 pearlie RH Somedax R . ,the n ht li hts RB GG the beach on Sunday ELIZABETH IOAN KELLAR Beth As time passes on. the faces of your familiar friends become unfamiliar. but their friendship remains in your heart forever. C-realy-Kid , . . VV'itChy-lNoman . . . HP. . , , Tootsie Pops . . . sprints . . . braids . . . Tennis . . .Mono. who me? . . . through front door. . . Killer . . , Pulver . . . The Aeneid . . . Miss Lantz's guitar . . . Espana , . . Troop 437 Cood Luck Little Brother. . . 21. x ka. -WET ,,. rx 4' X wi- '-Aa. .1 14 ' TL' fi CHARLES A. IOHNSON Chip Yaww. the situation is definitely looking up. well whatever, It may be fall in Massachusetts. but it smells like Autumn in Mexico. 8 ' S Uvl' i 'M I I CHRISTINE ANNE LOUGEE Chris C.M. . . . T,L. . . . Geronimo's Cadillac . . . Bobby T . .Dream On . hey Ioyee how's Eddie MI? . . . Glamour Boy . . . whetaboi . . . K P, 1970. . . Double Trouble. . .Sheila. name it af- ter me? . . . The Odd Couple . . . Sept. 3, 1971 . . .Reaeh Out in the Darkness . . .So Close. . . Remember Chestnut St. Ioyee? . . . Elvis . . . me bebe . . . I'm not sorry . . . it's over. ROBERT EDWARD KING Bob The Rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it. because the Rainbow is now, and the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. .1 Q' ,. ' f 0 r .- 4 t DONALD F. LANDERS Donkey-Ganders 5 People are lonely because they build walls in- stead of bridges. The Dillo . . . Berred . . . Cruisin' . . . Howdy . . . Got a dollar for gas . . . Woman . . . Beans . . . Pinto Action . . . Al-Bert . . . Berrmat . . . Dyke . . . Iohnboy . . . I-Iot Ticket . . . Crazy, You want to come?. . . Later. . .Berr lack. . . Teddy Bear . . . Stick . . . Berrzayres . . . jeep . . . Peter's in Brockton again . . . Peggy has an- other dent . . . WE'RE ALL DUNN. SUSAN MARIE LORMER Sue The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love. M.A.R .... Bermuda . . . good gross . . . Tedi- reeka. . . sunshine. . .foosh. . .Darlene 81 Carl . . . Ace of Clubs . . . A.R .... summer of '71 . . . New Hampshire . . . Old's '64 . . . bloody ...ca ea moonga ...M.S.A. . .. broom 81 bruises. . ,Horseshoe Bay. . .ski trips . . . ah heah. . . it's over. STEVEN L. KOKINS Steve The first days are the hardest days, don't you worry anymore: cause when life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door. baked . . . WWH . . . birdseed . . . Watkins Glen. . .The Dead. . .N:O. . .Abadie gomme. u . E. BRENDA LEIGH LAUFS Brenda Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams, for when dreams go, Life is a barren field, frozen with snow. Person. . . Devilish . . . Tea Party . . . Summer '73 . . . Cruising . . . Bell Bouy . . . Toadspe- T rience . . . laties . . . Prepy-8!11!73 . . . MIT . . . Who's driving? . . . submarine . . . Sugar- loaf. . . BEGTCHS. SUSAN MARSHALL Susan How easy this breath that kills a flame, How D K, WILLIAM GORDON MaeIVER Muguva yeh, but did you get . . . Fire it up . . . Booloo tonight? . . . I.H.F.N .... But Chester, I did it . . . Forg, make the rounds? . . . Pussy, dont wake up the whole house . . . My theory of re- lativity is working. . .Vin is down. . . I want it, every inch, Fairinern. KM rw hard to kindle the light again, Cold words kill, J ' and kind words kindle, By words withheld, a iA? dream may dwindlef' 7 ' T.. . . half sisters . . .Smodge. , .EllisvilIe. . If Vermont . . . Mr. Dunn's . . .Trip. ,.,, if ,V , ex I, DANA RICHARDSON MARSHALL Dana Afoot and light hearted, I take to the open road. -Walt Whitman Ski. . .Vermont . . .Bouillon Cube. . .Range ly . . . I.T.D.L.l.F.T. . . . oh how absurd . . . alright . . . F.D. . . . Espana . . . taxi? . . .Dance moon shadow. . . Hey Chuck. . . P.I.S.C.O.-Hil' Our room?...C8zB...Thornhill...Mona... C.F.L. . . . Slarida . . . Two . . . Indian Town. -,xx DAVID B MacCALLUM Advice is judged by results not by mtentlons ir86ed . . . It's Decent lxsten to bal fag Heavy nights in the Cabana Granules the Beach in a flash N00 N00 Euchles . . . Everyone on the goal lme Ya gotta learn how to float . The Bump Plant It Baked Alaska. 'T , f 'lint' A? r'- . 'if A ...Nl uf.. Q I . . . , .. I ,.k..'. ' ' . ' 'u , ' - -K - . '- e -. . , , ' qs: . . - its . ,5 'xxx' l Vx n ' . 'S 0 :f ,ax ..-to 1-' fa A M A ff' ... xlafgkmn r att F i' A X a Eq' I' L- tl lf N ill ll? 5? -slr Q2 LYNDA MASTROGIOVANNI SUSAN ANNE MATHEWSON Sue lf ai man needs to have everything done with no faults, then he gets nothing done. Get it off me . . . Ballet . . . Pizza Shop . . . Bullwinkle . . . To thine own self he true . . . Youth Group . . . Galatians 6:4 . . . Eclesiates 1:18 . . . Proverbs 1i:5. i Lyn lf your friends are there, then everythings alright. Mastro . . .What? No parents? . . .The things we get ourselves into. . . Regulars . . . Mental . , . M.F.M.L .... Prom '73' '... Bobsy Twins . . Lisa, you make absolutely no sense . . . R.R. . . .Wisconsin . . . Nature Walks . . .The 3M's , . . No Lis. you cannot drive . . . Oh, you pigs . . Ruhherneek . . . The Girls are out again. 'fi-J I . dl Li .- 9 4 :rg . A' - ia .A. 52. I 'l i. IANET ELIZABETH MCCARTHY janet, Live your life for what it's worth and enjoy. Richard . . .April 23. . .Hey Sis. . .TR6 Sally? ...sticks. . .MGB.. Party. . .Peanuts. .. Pudclin' Puss . . . Vermont . . Cheerios . . . The Three R's , 1, .,, : 2 V n IOHN H. MCCARTHY lack Living in Hull 4 . . Burky you Turkvy. . .Big Al . , . Bvar Ass . . . Rev. Bi-rr-1-d at Curtiur . . lwlayflowfvr and Eclditr Claw. . .Go makz- icv. . Q 0.1. got 'im pullvd. . .Rf-mvmbcr Sonar Domvs. W 5 , 9,17 'Xl is Q, N ii K V i ,ry ' X 'T LM? 3 MARGARET MARY MCGRATH Pvssy VVhcn tomorrow become-s today and thc un- known bccomcs known and unvmifrs bccomi- fricnds and fritvnds bcgin to understand and un- derstanding bsrcomcs lover-that love will bring cvcrlasting psracvf' My day in court will como' '... Laura, lut's cruise. . ,Fiddlam-. . .zoom. . . anytime, Hol . . .puns. . .tbrt-up's, . .turd. . . Clyde!. . . accidents. , . 2:1 . . . tee-hee. DANA MILLIKEN Dana Calls are easily bound and slaughtm-rt-cl. ne-vii knowing thc mason why: But wlicwvvr trcasim s freedom. like thi' swallow, has lvarnt-d to fly. Donovan TFIRFISA ANN O'NElL Terry Ono seed, can start a garden Um: drop, can start a sea One doubt, can start a hating Ono dream, can set us free. 'I' .... Turkey . . . Allah-Allah . . . bike rides . . . Nantucket . . . lillisvillo . . . Halter queen . . .olutz. . .hockey-power. . .fluff. . .Briar- wood . . . swimming. . . water-skiing . . . since kindergarten! . . . Give mo one break! . . . 31. Y. .v ROBERT OLSEN NANCY PATRICIA MORAN Nance Michigan . . . Portage Northern Huskies 1-fl . . . 3rd period English . . . New York Summers . . .zip sledding. . .5-B plans. . .7!12!73. . . Danny . . . Hey Bet! . . . You're kiddingtt? 7f14! 73 . . . water skiing . . . take it easy . . . Bobby . . . snowing-terrific!! . . . Chair lifts . . . D.Q. with jimmies . . . Berts . . . a test?? . . chem. Labs . . . Chinese food . . Happy Birthday Lora . . .Florida. . .California. . .Seniors. . .Now What?? ' Animals are such agreeable friends they ask no A true friend is forexer a friend CAA .... GS Troop 431 Mrs Kusins Cockadooledo Beeshx LBC Summer of 12 Susan. Katie Asil Trina Munuse Witchv l If KATHLEEN ANN MORONEY Kathy No matter how we plan these years, theres no way out alive. Ianuary14, . .j.d.c.. . .hey sis. , .simply jake . . . montreal. . .Leisurely Lounge. . . Leighton Holt . . . North Conway . . . I want to go home . . .Lynn's sad songs. . .bill's class, . ,jean l'll bite your . , . S . . . brea. I drank my juice . . . Made it home in 15 min .... stroke it! 4 5 PAUL THOMAS ORICCHIO Big O We must realize. in the cold reality. that it not status or materials but friendship and thought- fulness. It is not why you have friends but just that you have friends. It is what you offer. not what you ascertain 5cokes...S...T...B,..G... 22 ,.. 375. 9-N 5 IJ. AA 'll A v ' ,. IQ 'fx if .NA I , KI . A5 I'-if , Al I I f f I . l ,L,4,' ,Ig F O' :Q . ,fs-v ICIJXINIQ MARIUN USBURN Across the' morning sky-all thx' hirds arc' heaving. Ah. how can thuy know- it's timer for thvm to go? Bitton' thc' wintvr lirif wifll hi- drraming. I do not oount thc' timir. who knows whore tho time' govs? -sad dirsfrrtffd short' your luzklv trionds arr lraving . . -Iudy Collins 'Q 155 KIARUI, ALISUN I'A'l'CIll Patczhy ul lookivd lor my soul lint my soul I would not soo, I lookod lor my flod, liut my God f'ludi:d HIP, I lookird lor ai lriond and thi-n I found all throw limmy , . . Shamus Magi-1: . . . hob-white . . Moira's party . , . somlirreros . . . ganna undo: . ,. . ', I piotrst Iuuroptran sumnurr 7.3 I dont understand! WILLIAM DEAN ORTH Bill Do unto others as you would have them do unto you S100 Haircut . . . Oakland. New jersey . . . The Morning Maniacs Cruisin for hulk. . .Nantucket Sloighride. . .Iack, haod to Barnes. . .Pinch off a chunk. . . Hash High . . .Where's Fred? come on boys, lgrt's fire up one more . . . Cooler Cold Brew Tank . . . 74 . . . Harley CAROLYN PICKLES Carolyn Silem:e is more eloquent than words CK '73, . . Schultz . . . tippe tests . . .irgky liipk- . , , .- ies. .NER. . . Maine . . .Pero ,2. . .night sr. life . . . mail . . . quiet . . , pickles separated Siamese twins. IOHN IOSEPH PETERSON IR. Mgr? Q Rooster hx i M 'AA bumper of good liquor Wiki '-'K'- VVill end the Contest quicker A , 'K' than justice. iudge or vicar ,...f,,, hw y So fill a Cheerful glass. A WM, - , just keep on choogling . . . Donkey '... Berred .-39 0 . . .Pete Manakin. . .Teddy. . .lackamoz-. . . Beanstlk. . .I.B. 7 Pleasant St. L.l.A.P.I.T.A.. . Surf. Later C7 or Q SYDNEY LYNN ANN PETERSON Cindy. Syd Enjoy what you have, hope for what you lack 3'-'LW .Y , gh v 9 k Skiing . , . 100 mph. . .We took the wrong exit . . . Red and Blue . . . day dreams , . . Let me see you smile . . . work . . work . . . work . . . talk . , . talk . . . talk . . . Full hag please . . . Chinese . . . basketball games. . . 2.f'8-713 . . . is she dead , . . subs beatzh . . . strange people . . . late again. . .'l'.C.l.F. l.UI.A IJURIS RANUl'Il.l, lloris HOLLY PIERCE Hol I have no yesterdays, Time took them away: To, morrow may not be, but I have today. Hey. Laura, wanna come over for lunch? . . . Three P's . . . pinkie . . . Blue Suede Shoes . . . Sick jokes . , . cheese dreams . . . gum , . . no prob , . .catch ya lata. . . shake baby shake . . . skiing. . . HP. . . . tennis , . .anytime Peg. . Isle au Haut . , , ltl. ELIZABETH ANN QUEENY Liz Favoritism . . . Mary . . . Heilla . . . bathtubs . , .whirles. . . bugle corps A.F. . . .charmin. . Cachet. . Carmen. . .C. P.. . .speevie wake up . . Summa 72 . . . Mike's . . . paranoid . . . Faithie . . . sinyoureata . . The A 8: P . . . 10 pints . . . Land Rover. . . Nedward . . . Higgin- x- son Middlesex Elliots . . . S.M.W .... Annis- quam . , . T.T .... Pool Party . . . Peck-ek-ek harvest . . . Klinke . . . A.C.C.R.G. . . . Crusher . . .Speevie. . .buzunski Quintel. . .bods. . . 6!30!73 . . . smile 1 to me. I I VIRGINIA V. . ,2 .M , , X WILLIAM DANA POLLOCK Bill Thank GOD for FRIDAYS and Friday nights. I got the car . . . BUICK Sports wagon . . , you're crazy. . .It's all right. can walk from here . . . Sully . . . ouuut . . . any chance of starting toda ' Boze? . . . Frie ht Frieght Frieght 5 S - V - Hcomon Pollock. get your head on the ball . . . 35. . . I've seen you before, somewhere. haven't I? 'Q MICHEAL WIDEN PITTEINC ER I didn't find my frlt nds the oood Cod its thtm M.P.D. . RSVP Hey Mikcu you're m irried In the ballp irk 2 points r 4 . . . magip numbtr Life s i lungle clrour me D.? Briarwood Whit kind tonight' , . .Bear swim te im? Trio xou workinv today kid sm eeper Mag, we can t go to school Merle O T H . . . me and my bottle down back . . . surprise cocktail party Crete Y.-ibut . . . Waterskiing Algonon Ma Ill say I'm going to your house Btep Beep NPQFA I think we re late D B + M twins PHILIP W. RANDALL Flipsta If time flies while you're having fun, then his- tory must have got its wings clipped. I Forcl custom . , . CIVIC pickup . . . Ford Falcon I . . . Galaxie 500. . . Hitman minx. A Q- I MICHEL RANDALL Rat Live to live, or clon't live at all. Kingston , . . Clrampa ancl Momha . . . Bones . . .Saloon Clirls. . . Pissa . . . Get a haircut. . . .Saggy. . . Whc-re's the party . . .Dodp,e. . Mister Donuts. ., I ,lina- vu ,I ,cj Q.-I1 , . ' I. . ,,, R ,Q-, .f -- I v . A Y aa' 5 ' J 4 Q' 'SA sir I ...WN L 1, gs. .i - i . rr- --'..' - 5, -Milf-.1 P E ,. . naw. .4 I t. f'y f' f','t -. 2 Y , I ,- 'P Stn'-4 ROBERT WAYNE RANDALL Sine deo animus non potest bonus esse Seneca. Noobie . . . Squina a jiggs . . . Poochie, Aunt Iody , . . The gossip tablet . . . Do we need an L.S.C. meeting? Lake Winnisquam F.T.A ..,. What hole in Boston? . . . Bridge- water State . . . D.H.S.L.C .... Athenian Tav- ernia , ,., Count the bods . . . Aunt Charley . . . Misses the late bus again, dummy. ,. n Q I ,JV n'- 1 4, .2 iz- .15 xH .iq 1 sk P. 4 - 3.3 1- nf ff, is A -Q X2 CHARLES DANIEL ROBERTS Bits Keep on truckin live . . . Knock off like a fly . . . Roberts school of tackling and blocking. . .Fingers Roberts. . . Sh'I know it . . . I know it Bits . . . Never fail cotten tail. ,pomp of ALICIA LANE REIDY Lisa I have seen yesterday, I am not afraid of tomor' row because I have loved today. Lisa . . . Subs . . . Diet again . . . Skiing . . . Lora, how do you stop these things? . . . Hotdog girl. . .A.T.R .... Carnations? . . . Goose . . . February . . . john Boys mole . . . Atlanta . . . Hey . . Brooks David . . . woman . . . sunburn . . . thirteen hours? . . . '73, . . Is that what you want to do? DANIEL W. ROBERTS Got no religion, I don't need no friends. got all I want and I don't need to pretend. Don't try to reach me 'cause I'1l tear up your mind, I've seen the future and I've left it behind. Deb '71 . . . Rat . . .Rass. . .Colt. . .Bluefish . . . Key , . . France '72 . . . Heep Cooper Purple , . Good Bye. 'F' io- 4 -if 'M ir .IN ' , . . T- -Fwf, REBECCA HILL SANGSTER Becky MELISSA SANSONE Melissa I am not intrrrostcrd so muah in what I do with my hands or words as what I do with my feel- ings, I wunt to live from the inside out, not from tho outside, in. -llugh Prathntrr- Who so ever lovest me, lovest my hound. Suki . . . Truns . . . Sigh . . . Dragonlike . . . Soto . , . Cliff. . . No way lose . . . ISAC . . . Mmm . . . Angie . . . Chicken Soup . . . I kid you not . . . Christmas Cookies . . . MIT . . . Vermont . . .Ir.. . . Bertha Bug . . .Melonpie 12:15 , . . Pintomobile . . . Crush .Th... ..Su- zanne, Track Gossip . . . Mr. Snow . . Tea Party. . .Summer of '73. . . Sgueeguee. . . Heehiegeebies . . . Adieu. v ,..-,U PAMELA ANNE ROBERTS Pam Peanut gang . . . Cadillac . . Every cop is a criminal and all the sinners saints . . .Plymouth . . . Dream on . . . Down back . . . Maggie May . . . Wicked Forest . . . Layla . . . Le-t's get Stinko . Monkeyman . . . Brendon . . . Pud- din' Puss. uri ANNE Rosixsow jill It's nice to be important. but more important to be nice. Hey. Robbyson . . . such the woman . . . Here comes the worm . . . Georgia . . . 7 Flags . . . Hey Moose . . . You Hoser . . . Duxbury Pizza . . . I wanna quit. Q5 il DAN.-X RICHARD SAXYYER Dana Hello Miss Frame . . . 1.95. . . I cant Im doing Calculus. . . a certain hussy. . .Lida Rose. . Miss Fickle . . . Organ playing. . . concerts . . . Scandel over the telephone. . .Semsba. . .Dis- trict. . .Diyoon. . .Iohn Bradford and his Pris- cilla. . .Plays . .Debby. . .Robhy. . .Maura . . . Kim . . . Latin . . . Films . . . XN'ork. now . . . SA table in the library . . . Sherri . . . Iohn . . . Hello Mrs. KVelker. ANITA LOUISE SEARS Nita Eddy. . .Cricket . . .Hello Hutch. Right on. . . Love is beautiful . . .Dig it . . .My summer was fun . . . Ma . . . Library Service Club '72 . . . cook out was fun . . . Bev talk: Cling King , . dig it . . . good night Dave . . . Full House . . super . . . Colleen and Tommy-Good Luck . . . freeky. . . Steve crazy car lights . . . Far Out. Bobby iouer iu tennis? Balbozd . you clown win please Gte I wish I could do t fi lt s a Dalphin Boston goal Soc- Cfr Pancho Tidbits and Brighams . Son IUIIN KEVIN SHEA Bone 'lJen't tzike life seriously, euz you're not about to get out alive. Miehelle . . . l2!31f72 . . Like- wise. . .Iirziee. . .Soeeen . . I got it . . .Goal tender . , . Squeaky . . . Lust night I had the wizziesn. . .But Bill, l'm eighteen . . .One way out . . . ISIS Dodge Wagon . . . Whe's got the beer? . . . I think I'm wzisteil. RUSSEL GLOVER SHIRLEY Got it, Russ It is the greatest of all mistakes to do nothing because you can only do a littleg do what you can. PB 8: I forever . , . Sully . . . PFTBCT . . . D.R.R.B.M.D.L. . . . Dillo . . . S.Y.F.N.H. Retreat . . . Bill 8: Iody, Rev. Turrell . . . 10th, 4th run . . . Patty, you're the greatest . . . The Duxbury Key. X NAT SIMKINS Cats N1O...Dmt...Duck...Pus5...Doc... The Gang . . . Don't forget loot . . , Reids Place . . .Glass Mariner . . .VVatkins Glenn. The Dead . . . Bang newts on a plate . . , In the den . . , Trees are fine . . . Can't wait till this becomes history. in-...iif Ski! CRAIG E. SMALL ic. Mya that's me. I.C. . . .can you dig it? . . .Char- lene. . .Sheila . . .What it is. . .Y.G.B. Youth Group . . . The bump . . . Check it out . . . partym . . .whistle. . .Tamborine. . .Vet. . lag . . . Mark IV. i 4 -'5l'.'5lffI-'1r Ai'i'f 1-iff' ' ' ' -1 H' CAROL ANNE SEARS Carol The way is love. the road is peace. Hey, Bob . . . Hows P-Town?. . . Dig it . . . Hi all. . .Donna and Mark . . .Summer of '73, . . Phill . . .Sambrero. . . 74. . . were finally out . . .Super digit . . . Brett. shut up . . .Hi, Marsh . . . Normandy farms . . .The gangs all here . . . The pool's open . . Hi. David . . . The blooclic- bucket . . . Mushrooms . . . Love 81 Peace. sl..'.' 0 'Engl Omg' Q ,.,' 0 9 s.. o',' , ,'.o , o',' s Q , Q Q lo V ' Q ' ' . Q ,' ,'fv ' 0 Dff PAUL DAVID STOKES Stacks Porsche-it's number 1 . . . Come on Stokes , . . I,eave off the smaller players . . . Go after the ball . . . Stacks, what are you doing with that uniform? . . . Why do I hate red International trucks? . . . Tee, you bonehead . . . Karen who? . . . Bear? Ar-r-r . . . Mon . , . Ack-Ack. SUSAN STEVENS Suu Most friends in the sound of time were made by people on their tous. Oz:toher18,197Ii. . .lzrllybeans. . .Butterflies in your stomach? . . . Burf . . . Pumpkin stealing . . . Ielly side down? . . . Do you have any money I can borrow? . . . How time flies . . . TBSCI-'HM . . .Thank you. . .Aquumarinfm . . 'I',G.l.F.. . . lt's an riot . . . unreal . . .tar:os. . . Iguana. IEAN MARIE SULLIVAN lean Your life's a never ending dream, a castle by the stream, a stream of understanding. Smiles . . . Another half . . . Bill's class . . . Cathy falling off the chair . . . Arrrrr. . . W.R. . . i Chuckie . . .Humphrey. . .I-Iagatha. . . S.K.D. . Iune 23, 1973 . . , Who knows how long. BETH STEWART Beth GWYNNE ANN STIFLER Gwynne You have the freedom to be yourself . . . here and now. Bertram and I . , . Oh my God . . , I don't be- lieve it . . .Hyer gets the only A. . .somethings lacking . . . lust wait . . . Cocktails at the Pops . . . Obsenities on the orange . . . Piglet . , Irene, we missed the previews . . . Forget it. H . CTT Football shirts. . .Fannee Doolee. . . 1240, . . such the woman . . . Much back . . . Mrs. Gun- nerson . . . SYF Retreats . . . Grape-nuts . . . Saturday night at Brown . . . Tennis . . . Dux- bury Pizza . . . PB 81 I on rye . . . English frivo- lities . . . Pong This too shall pass. what is es- sential is invisable to the eye, . . . The ever- it lasting enigma . . Noons. L DENNIS B. SYMMONDS Dennis Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Forty-one . . . Diana . . , 10f13f'72 . , . Halls Corner . . . Barnes . . . Brew '... Schlitz . . . Beach . . . Monument , . . Shipyard . . . Lee P.. you're not getting any thinner . . . Bob. you fish . . . Bridge blimper caught . . . Ierry, not again . . .Iane. . .Bert . . . Mr. B., you fish . . .Wres- tling . . -T-'12 . . . Pancake . . . crossface mushrooms. . . red trucks. . . D.F.D. . . . T . . . All done. 4.. '12 X 1 5:9 GN sr--qf IOHN ARNOLD TAYLOR Tay ROBERTA TAFT Robin To l.ii'i:! Woops fired . . . What happened to Bill? . . . Bun, get the truck . . . I have the Brongo, let's go to Taunton . . .Bill's working on his theory of re- 243 1-90? .,. r- JP ':- lativity again. . .open me one . . , Put the lime ' , ' T' in the coconut . . . I.H.F.P .... The Russian Eagle 4 times more than the American Bird. I af nf -1' 1- - ' f -v -,.T'1 , s If g vrfw ,.i, ,4- nah? ROBERT IOHN TIERNEY Bob You do your thing and I'll do my thing. If it turns you on-do it! Carol, you are such a dig-it . . . Good morning, everybody, . . La-de-da . . The first landing of the Pilgrims. -Xnd he that does one fault at first and lies to Cherxl -Xnne MPD RSX P In the ball par 13 Q09 Flash him points .Briara xx ood Tenacious L e s a yun le H.., Summer of 3 Furrr Boolous . Oct. PENELOPE BIDXYELL WALKER Penny Take your place on the great Mandella. as it moves through your brief moment of time. M.A.C ..l. Pro-Pilgrim . . . Odessa . . . HUS- FLIDSSKOLE . . . Fletcher Farm Craft School . . . 1 1 1973 . . . Tomtegubins . . . Lets get back to the land. SUZANNE MARIE VIENNE.-XL' Suzanne Keep me away from the wisdom that does not cry. the philosophy which does not laugh. and the greatness which does not bow before chil- dren. For as life and its mysteries bring me closer to my fellow man. I see every individual has a place to fill in the world. . . . Nantucket Nights . Cr? THOMAS WOLFGANG Wolfy Partys . . . Partys . . . Partys . . . Kingston car wash . . . Night walking to Brant Rock . . . Frog . . . West Ossopee, New Hampshire . . . Water skiing. . .Summer of 73. . .Good old shop. . . S-12.00 . . . fancy cooking . . . beer weekends . . . quick temper . . . own business . . . Cor:-noc Red Olds . . . Application Boston . . . sneaking away . . . Make Love, Not War. RtJliliR'I' GARDINER WILSON lV Bob But l have promises to koep, and miles to go be- loro l slr-rrp. M Walden Pond? . . . Cenurd, Yes . . . BCL . . . Huy, how's your weight? . . . Negative. . . Look at mother li. rag. . , 'l'htr cookie syndrome . . . Whey, wtfrc not l'lllj.1lillltl . . . Fish . . . The ball . . .CIolonel?. . .Who'll feed the duck?. . .Def- inite bloody stumps. . .l loatin. . . Huczhie time . . . Whirlpool 2,Ii,4, . . . Coksraitor. . Car, take us home, ' v o I Q K . . . T.V. ix, ii 1 f filifx 'Q fix? K'f1QL,' RLNWQ A , lf! i , - . f 'f xy is 'f'M x 'W 1-5 - i., 06, 4:-,gh I' f M A ' ' , ' 'WJ -Q., ,. 'Pp 4' i., 1- .gggpsf-the ' ' Mag, H: ,., ,I-i M ,sv-ff KN IAMES LAWRENCE WHALEN IV lay It's Decent. . .to the beach in a flash. . .a poor boy from N,I .... Dave, how 'bout a ride? . . . Guinies have got to go . . . What's the matter?- Nothin! . . . Yeah, Yeah, Yeah . . . Uncle Wig- gley? . . . Blown Away lay . . . Mark, wanna get the bump? . . . Sharks . . . Weigh-a-Ton or two . . . Football, brew, sleeping . . . Later. BARBARA ELLEN WEATI-IERLOXX Barbara L1fe1s a cabaret ol chum. come to the Caberet' Au reet' Cushshshshsh ., Bettx zoolas The Golden Fleece The Maele Theatre Bar Harbor to Ellsworth P Toxxn full moon people who climb mountaxns are crazx' Hot Tamale! . . . Mt Robson PR Snoopx Medea . . . X 20 Il-I March 23 and 2-1 . . Let me out 1 I Jn 4.. :VA rw- N S ' if o ffl ri 7, . l' U 'kjf1.jfJ. ji' , I ' ls' ' 59 l fnlmr elil ,Q x, 'UF5 PETER WYMAN Wom Curtis Compact . . . Red . . . . , . Mustang . . . Country lohn . . . Donkey . . . Big Wimp . . . Sl Dodge . . . EC .... Rockport St. . . . Producers . . . Summer of 73 . . . Rexhame . . . Porter Street . . . Brunswick Street . . . Yel- low boat , . . one dollar . . . Beach partys . . . lulv 4, night . . . Dave. . .Michael . . .Catalina it lion S200 dollars red . . . class of 74 . I 1 IODI ARMSTRONG lodi Lovely to know the warmth your smile can bring to me, I want to tell you. but the words you do not know! Beatles 62 . , . Mashapee cruiser. . .O.K. lake . . . Beach Boys White candles. . .Tull . . . Fox- boro . . .l. Bean . . .Wendy Wierdo? Kathy and Ryan . . . Mary in the morning' '... . . Wat- kins Glenn. NANCY BANNERMAN Nancy Might as well can't dance . . .Terrific, Sharon . . . Sure, I'm crazy . . Rip the shirt-how cliche . . . Neat sneakers . . . Where's Chard? . . . Boo . . . E.L .... Let's go Vicking . . . Newports, Poptarts, and Fresca . . . When I look to the west, there's a feeling I get, and my spirit is crying for leaving . . . Rulley Never mind. DONNA LEE BESEGAI Donna Mark is my man . . . March 3, 1973 . . . hand- some, gentle, lovable, and always there when needed the most . . . to be loved is just as pre- cious as to love , . . 'Bruno' '... Puppies . . . Slow gin . . . I extend to each of my classmates the hope that his or her goals in life are fulfilled. CHERYL DEDEKIAN Cheryl Be not to tame either, but let your own discre- tion be your tutor. Suit the action to the word, the word to the action: with this special observa- tion, that you o'erstep not the modesty of nature , Pictures Not Shown Gil Franke Colin Gates Steve Ivanoff Andrew Iohnstone Charles MacWillaims William Olson David Pyle Vicki Wright STEPHEN M. LEWIS Lou Life is to be able to get as high as you want. Smokes. . . bones. .cons. . . hoop. . .where's all the brew? L.H.I.P. . . . Bill is very blitzed. , . purple haze . . . L.M. is high Roast Beef . . . De- struction . . . street lights . . . Standish Sheres I think we should . . . DEAD PETER HENERY RODOGAST Rodo I'll be back tomorrow for the punchline-tr this joke . . . Nova Scotia . . . Truckin . . . It's a Raliegh . . . M.V .... Maine 4000 footers . . . W.M.N.V.. . .bear hut. . .Donny. . .W.P.. . Cubin . . V.W .... Cut out the corners . . B.W. . . . Alaska bound FREDERICK T. TAYLOR Fred Sandy. . .442. . . Schlitz. . .Paul's house. . . Nov. 1. MARK L. TI-IAYER Marcus KCA. . .351 D.F.D.. . .Luv is Donna. . .Hazel eyes . . . black hair nice face . . . She is what's mine all the time . . . Caesar . . . Oldies but Goodies . . . Knickerbocker Natural . . . Ben- nett's Tires Porcha mechanics . . . Let all people live as if today were the last day to live. . .Keep your faith with God. I i 4 ol 'nuevo Q' ..Y'--- . 'v , 6 ' Q. A,, 7' f In-4 ,Z -dur L, 4 0 T1 ,,-sn , W Q x r ' ' N A f ,XJ 4 .W - M 5 'fgx-L kb ' ' - A v A 'hi ., -1' N Ft' . , gr- vu 4.- . . 41 . I 4 5 ---mqun-s ,Q -a ir H K 1 if 5 vu: ,-4 .'l Wharf-9 . V W ,.. ,,., ..f,.,, 4 -:L , 'png Z -qs- Iunior Class Prom Color my World 7 It was a beautiful May evening, and all along the streets of Duxbury one could see tuxedoed boys and flowered girls all gaily driving toward the Halifax Country Club. The theme Color my World, was certainly car- ried by the gay, bright flowers, corsages, and scat- tered decorations about the hall. Sheila johnson was crowned as queen with Dana Marshall and Denise Chapdelaine as her court. The band then played their haunting version of Color my World while the queen, her court, and their es- corts danced. It was a wonderful evening to be cherished along with faded corsages and programs. 62 Queen Shvila johnson and her escort C3 V '22 D 4 I A - it ,fp ,- xg, I - x S 63 Contributed most to the class Mike Pittenger, Ioyce Burdick Most likely to succeed Dana Saywer, Sheila johnson Best personality lim Barrows, Karen Marconi Highway Menace Lisa Blair, Dennis Simmons Most Creative Leanne Bauer, Randy Hoel Best Looking Terry O'Neil, Bruce Ballard Most Athletic I. Carrity and I. Bolster Best Aotor!ACtress B. Gilman and B. Weatherlow Class Clown F. Fleming and I. Chase Most All-Around B. Wilson and D. Canty Most Intelligent: W. Emerson and C. Patch Most Individual: M. Sansone and A. Iohnstone Q .QT v nw I - 'f 3.-. R' v. . 45.- 1 I I' 'J 9 rgafx- e 1 gil' 1. mf' - ,. 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'Y , 8 1 of 3 lf. 'xo I ... ,fa Nw, ' 4 in x . ' 'I AQ 'v 4' Q.. Q' 'i jan A Chi' 'Q '-O '.'- 'Q .I 5 3 5 W I li -Q 'Q q , 1 in. Front: C. Stifler, T. U'Nvil. Middle: Cl. Hunter, M. Hammond, B. Sangster, I. Caleskie, H. Pierce. Back: R. Taft, D. Brigzmdi, C. Hill, L. Anderson. l.. Rvidy. H. Laufs. American Field Service This year the American Field Service has strived for many new and interesting goals. Al- though Duxhury did not host a foreign student this year, AFS has maintained a great deal of interest within the High School and the town. AFS was very fortunate in seeing Terry O'Neil spend this past summer in Turkey. She enjoyed her stay very much and we know that AFS was a very rewarding experience for Terry. .lf '-,,,,...'-I. 3 ' The ul 1 , Clockwise from top: N. Larson, G. Shomberg, N. Caleskie. I. Caleskie. K. Williams L. Maclntash. N. Tirrell Majorettes This year the D.H.S. Majorettes were led by Irene Caleskie. as head major- ette, with Dorrie Driver and Norma Tirrell as alternates. A five girl line up followed them onto the football field. in the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades and onto competitive perfor- mances. In September the football sea- son looked hard and heavy without the help of an advisor to manage and di- rect them. but the future brightened again when the girls found Mrs. VVil- liam Martin, a former High School Head Majorette. With her help, the ef- forts of Mr. Iohnson and their own hard work, the majorettes had a great season leading the band into field ma- neuvers and twirling flags as well as batons. Progress and accomplishment in all areas this year showed new signs of promise and achievement for an even better future. Perhaps one of the most profound yet basic parts of our lives is the music with which we and other people ofthe world live. When asked about some of his personal views regarding this year's season ol' the hand, Roger Iarvis said: Music adds another dimension to the school-the hand shows that musically and appearance wise it is the most diseiplinedg it covers four very diverse age groups. It teaches how to know and understand. Regarding the importance of music, he said: For the individual, participation ina musi- cal group is one of the most important things for training of tolerance, understand- ing society, and ourselves. If the real mean- ing of the piece can he expressed, one can get a better meaning of it. Understanding is a great word. DHS Band l , , V I A . 'Q- h Q Xi i l i j 'lf V- 'iv' JG A i, lu 1'-i x : 'giitfi xt X, , 1 1 Y., fx ,V f 3' ls .. V ,Mr ,J -li: n . I sie: , Ml A 'r ia fi F? -ff - t - t r N ' I '11 NI- 1 I ,' i - .-' 41 . !'3ii!'3rd P2-'gif' Lf 0' l - v ' DHS Choir Concerning the choir. Mr. Iarvis had this to say: It was like starting over but they're doing one hell of a job. They have a sound like fifty, and there's only twenty of 'em. Were doing nice things and were doing them well. He continued by saying: Our philosophy is not just to have a good performance. but to expose the stu- dents to an understanding of music from all ages. This broadens their views of mu- sic, and as a result, of life. Both Mr. Iohnson and I are bilingual-we speak both English and Music. Ilass of 1977 Class of 1975 Srrfzrulmy, Mr1C0rmir:k3 Vim:-Prfrsiclcrn LOBl11m:g President, R. Puwcrsg 'I1rftusur1.r, L. Maguire. Class Ufficers lice-President, R. Hoelg Secretary, B. Aarconig Treasurer, M. Maguire: Presi- lent, B. Brodie. 5 92 Class of 1974 Truusurur, K. Marconi: Vice:-President, I. Burdick: Prosicluni, M. Pitlungzzrg Scczrctary, S. Vifrnneau. There is no Class Officer Picture for the class of 1976 Front M. Dahlen, K. Carson. C. Roe, L. Kates. I. I-Iieblenger. A. Costello. A Bohannon. Back B. Gilman, D. Sawyer. I. Frame. A. Ryan. I. Bradford. R. Randall. R. Gilman Fine Arts Club The Fine Arts Club is a group dedicated to attending musical, theatrical, and artistic events. Several students have already been to see the successful play One Flew Uver the Cuckoo's Nest , as well as the Plymouth Philharmonids performance of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony. The group is open to any student interested in broadening his perspective on the arts, and its popularity has grown with each event. L Dawe, L. Mastrogiavanni, I. Delano. M. Denyer. L. Mastrogia- vanni Advisor D. Kostreva 5 -Library Service Club The Library Service Club has stimulated a good deal of interest this year at DHS. Un- der the guidance of Miss Io Anne Frame. the Club has been learning the principles in- volved in running a library. The officers of the club are President Rob Randall, Vice President Dana Sawyer, Trea- surer Anne Ryan, and Secre- tary Sherri Randall. Under the leadership of these four offi- cers, the group has planned such activities as book fairs and trip to the Boston Public Library. Each day, there are al- ways members of the LCS in the library helping Miss Frame with the daily duties such as running errands and keeping the library in tip-top shape. JJ: 15- .4 ,.,.,.,. A f l.: . 'YL-.l'.'n,r- -J-:L -A-fr - ' f,iI5 - ? t ' ' 5 A I .. - r . -I vi -T 1 -1 Q 4 I ir 9 i The Duxbury Key Club Sitting: D. Anacone, B. Wilson, I. Chase, Standing: D. Kennison, P. Carroll. I. Ennis, D. Barlow, I. Otsuki, T. Moore, P. Barlow, S. Tenney, D. McCallum. M. Pittcnger, S. Kokins, M. Drummey, P. Shepard, S. Haskell The Duxbury Key Club is a youth organization interested in organizing and helping in community projects. This year, efforts consisted of: cleaning up the football field after home games, delivering of town reports, selling balloons for the heart fund, holding food drives for the Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, helping place Christmas trees along the snow fences in order to stop erosion of the beach, and holding a carnigras to help other school organizations raise money. This year's club was led under President Dave Anacone, Vice President Chuck Roberts, Treasurer Bob Wilson, Secretary Ierry Chase. All our activi- ties were watched under the close scrutiny of our faculty advisor, Fran Sabol. The Duxbury Key i' Sitting: D. Roberts. W. Dickson. R. Shirley. Standing: Mr. Tony Chamberlain fadvisorj. B. Sangster. I. Haffy, N. Moran, L. Anderson. C. Hill, H. Hammond. B. Laufs. Cv. Hunter. M. Roberts, D. Sawyer. C. Wolfe. G. Enzie, L. Reidy. K. Reidy, L. Maguire, S. Peterson, C. Vienneau. D. Bruce The Key turned over a new leaf and crew this year. Starting from scratch. under the su- pervision of Mr. Tony Chamberlain, the press started rolling, and there was no stopping its progress. This first edition came out in early October, and it wa a success. The high point in the Key history came this year when the Cutlers donated the Clippers old justo-type machines. The staff was estatic, and soon another edition rolled off the press in November. The Key is on its way to becoming aninstition in D.I-I.S. L, no c c l Front to back: C. Hill, C. Stifler, T. O'Neil, I. Caleskie, C. Dedekian, K. Marconi, C. Patch, S. Mathewson, H. Pierce, D. Driver, B. Stewart, L. Buechler, D. Roberts, B. Sangster, B. Laufs, L'. Anderson, L. Mastrogia Vanni, W. Emerson, B. Wilson, R. Randall, C. Pickles, R. Taft ational Honor Society The National Honor Society led by President Bob Wilson, Vice President Carol Patch, Secretary Gwynne Stifler, and treasurer Laura I-Iyer, attempting to become an active organizations in the school this year. Under the direction of Mr. Kennedy the Honor Society first revised the rules of eligibility and dismissal in order to limit the number of students admitted. Also, a tutoring system was brougnt into the school by the society with the members acting as tutors. It is hoped by all the members of the Honor Society that the organization will remain active through the years to come. 96 Student Counc1l 'v .W sn m .3 ll Left to right: M. Simkins. VV. Pierce. P. McGrath. B. Wfilson, R. Hoel. N. Doane. P. Shepard. K. Guild. I. Caleskie. M. Landers. K. Marconi. C. Shields. C. Vienneau. S. Vienneau. L. Tenney. C. McCallum. C. Hill. I. Otsulxi. D. Barlow. Mr. Iames Buechler. advisor Student Council 1973-74 This year, the student council with Peggy McGrath President. Vice President Iohn Otsuki, Secretary Carol Vienneau, and Treasurer Carol Hill has enlarged its membership to six representatives per class. Our main concern this year has been adjustments to the new school environment. We have concentrated on increasing communications with the School Committee. Our newest endeavor is organizing an assem- blies program. We have defined the role of a Student Council and hope that next years council can exer- cise this to the fullest. This page sponsored by Puritan Clothing Co. 97 Front: B. Sangster, T. Mastendino, S. Mathewson, N. Larson, C. Chlorety, M. Reid. Back: M. Ducharme, K. Keith, B. Weatherlow, S. Cushing, I. Caleskie, M. Sawyer, I. Grady, C. Kretchmar, and R. Miller -The National Thespian Society The Thespian Society, under the direction of Mr. Richard Miller, has been extremely active this year. The officers of the Society are President, Barbara Weatherlowg Vice President, Mike Sawyerg Secretary, Irene Caleskieg and Treasurer, Ioe Grady. This year, the Thespians have produced the Fall Festival of Plays. the Senior Class play, and the All-School Musical, Oklahoma! They also were the hosts of the State Regional Festival to which they contributed a play entitled Duck , written by David Ienness, a former student at DHS. The Society sponsored a field. trip to Boston to see One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest , which was enjoyed by all who were fortunate enough to go. As well as sponsoring these activities, the Thespians have redone the entire stage and they now have their own room-The Green Room, which is located next to the stage. The interest in drama has increased rapidly each year at DHS and approxi- mately twenty people have been initiated to the Society after each production. The main goal of the Thespian Society is to stimulate an interest in drama at DI-IS and it appears that this goal is rapidly being achieved. 98 1973 Tournament of Plays Advisor c The junior class play won the trophy for the 1973 Tourna- ment of Plays. They do it to Rats , the junior class play, was directed by Iohn Aldrich, a 1973 graduate of Duxbury High. The creative use of music, lights, and set design, along with the good quality of acting, made this play the first choice of the judges. Best acting awards went to Kip Keith and Candy Perry. The freshman play, The Spectators, was directed by Ronald Pomroy and took second place. The thirteen stu- dents, all new to the High School stage, exhibited much tal- ent. The best acting awards went to Douglas Bruce and Beth Brodie and also to Iohn Bradford who performed ex- cellently in the role of the moralistic teenager. The sophomore play, Up the Rent , was directed by Clyde Chetwynde. An excellent Irish characterization was done by Debby I-Iagen who earned the best actress award. The best actor award went to Chris Aghjayan who played the role of a stubborn land owner. ry- fo I i Y . A l t v W1 EPD- 0 ,df 1 5 o --1 , 'vw f I l ' I The All-School Musical Duxbury High School took great pleasure inpresent- ing Oklahoma! , another Roger's and Hammerstein hit, to our sea shore community on February 14,15, and 16. The charming, lovely Laurie who was our heroine, was played by Laura Maguire. Her dashing hero, Curly, was played by Bill Nourse. While Laura and Bill filled the auditorium with great voices, there were oth- ers who also sang up a storm. The fast peddlerman was well portrayed by Dana Sawyer, and the penniless Will was wonderfully acted by Kip Keith. ln the play, these two men are marriage candidates for the giggling Ado Annie, who was played by Debby Canty. Sue Mathewson did a great job portraying Aunt Eller, and Iud, our villian, was well acted by Ieff Richard. These starring members were well supported by an out- standing cast. Credit for directing the fine production went to Mr. Larry Dunn, and the musical aspects of the show were under the capable handling of Mr. Roger Iarvis. 100 1-mf. my I Ok1ahoma! X , .QA li 'cDon't Drink the Waterl' On December seventh and eighth, the curtain rose to un- veil the Senior Class Play. Don't Drink the VVater by VVoody Allen. The play takes place in American Embassy behind the lron Curtain where funny situations, coupled with superb acting, had the au- dience in stitches. Axel Magee. portrayed by Michael Pitten- ger, is a bungling idiot with a pleasant disposition who tries to be helpful but never quite succeeds. Bob Wilson, as Wal- ter Hollander, the caterer from New jersey who is trapped with his family in the Embassy. had the audience falling out of their seats with his witty lines and superb acting. Marion Hol- lander, played by Becky Sang- ster, is Walters comic wife and Becky did a marvelous job por- traying her. Their daughter, Susan, played by Sheila john- son, falls in love with Axel and eventually marries him. Dana Sawyer, as a Southern Baptist minister, was one of the key elements of the play. Dana. along with Mr. Kilroy, played by Rob Randall, had the au- dience constantly laughing. The play was a tremendous success and it will be remem- bered as one of the best exam- ples of drama at DHS. I'm just a caterer From New jersey f-N 6. .' ,f'fi',: fi 'S . Xe . Maxwell Smart here! IIXIIIY llll SCIOOL CUSS 0F '74 Presents Doa? D-dal tl: leeslber I I. ll. S. Auditorium 51.50 YOU ...... SEBI .... -' Y Y' XX X 'x I 5' J The Partridge Staff Front to Back: D. Canty. B. Sangster, D. Chapdelaine, G. Hunter, B. Laufs, S. Vienneau, R. Taft, C. Stifler, K, Marconi, H. Pierce. T. O'Neil, T. Tanner, C. Hill, A. Gazin. H. Hammond, M. Pittenger, R. Shirley, S. Alander, S. Peterson, C. Dedekian, L. Buechler, L. Caleskie They said we seniors would have to try hard to top the last yearbook. Well, we did, and we did. One could always tell which seniors were on the staff. The intense blond who strode through the halls drag- ging a befuddled photographer was Debby Canty feditor in chiefj. And if you were slammed into your locker by two wild eyed seniors with paper filled book bags, muttering deadline you can bet they were Brenda Laufs tlay out editorj and Becky Sangster tliterary editorl. Robin Taft tart editorl could always be seen with brush or pen clenched in her teeth and bottles of ink balanced precariously on her books. And then there was the red headed dynamo duo, Gigi Hunter and Mike Pittenger fbusiness managersj. who never failed to bring some humor into our penniless state. Last but not least is the man on sports Mark Collins fsports editorj. And of course there are the helpers baking Italian dishes frantically and trudging up and down the streets of Duxbury pleading for pennies. And Miss Gips, oh Miss Gips, what would we have done without you? Miss Gips, our advisor, kept us going throughout the storm. One could also tell it was deadline time when Miss Gips would stalk on unsuspecting Literary Editors or Layout Editors with a pleading glance. Chin up, Miss Clips, we would cry gainly as we blundered through various bake sales and Pot Luck suppers. Now, all in all, doesn't this sound like a fantastic staff? Well, at least, it's a fantastic yearbook. Layout Editor, Brenda Laufs, Child's Play 7 , ' ,AVLM Editor-in-Chief, Debby Canty. I's Been A Long Day' Robin Taft, Art Editor, You Want to See My Ads f :Nu Sports Edi- tor, Mark Collins. The Word, Sports: the man, Marky ' -Q if Wm Literary Editor, Becky Sangster. My First Novel tl . 'V' Y 5- N, N' 1 mv' 1 , in s .. ff- , 1 , . . fl ' -- L-f , E -'.. - Business Managers. Mike Pittenge r, Gigi Hunter. Ride 'Em Cowboy 8: Which Clown is Gigi 105 - .. Standing: W. Emerson, C. Patch, R, Pixley. Sitting: M. Vautrain, V. Carroll, C. Southard. D. Costello, K. Wolfe, D. McCarthy. Literary Staff The Literary magazine staff, composed of students from the freshman through senior classes, exists for the purpose of presenting creative writing and giving students who are interested in writing and publica- tion an opportunity to put together a magazine. Writing is contributed to the magazine by any student who wishes to aid the club and see his work in print. From the contributions, the members of the staff select those which they believe have literary value. The artwork, also contributed by the students, is coordinated with the literary work. We can not forget Mrs. Quay, who has been a great help in publishing the magazine. With a dedicated staff, a dedicated advisor, and all around hardwork, our magazine is truly a creation. 106 L I' Q w gg X 1 :I U , ,V fb wa 'S ' 4 .L , l f ,AMA if, ' 5'6 , ' . ag? 9' ., . 3 op! 5 45 ,'s 3-fs 'K C: ef E J. ' 5? s Q 14 I ' ,.. KW' I .V is 54 ap, QP-1 A 1-lf. 'Q I-B N. ,rg in 'Q - -fn! 3249 .,...... An. ,xi-as 1 1? V. 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With eleven seniors returning from last year, the team's outlook appeared to be very bright. Unfortunately, the girls got off to a disappointing start with a record of 2 wins, 2 ties, and 2 losses after the first six games With over half the season remaining, the team de- cided to put their talents together and this proved to be the key factor in the strive for the championship. Going undefeated in their last eight games, the girls achieved their goal. Much credit must be given to the team's great de- fensive line. Outstanding defensive players were goalie, Eileen Crealyg left fullback, lane Carrity: and right halfback, Hilary Hammond, who was voted the team's Most Valuable Player. These three girls were chosen to be mem- bers ofthe All-Star field hockey team. Next year will most likely be a build- ing year for the Dragon ladies, as only five varsity players will be returning. ...- -.. LS.- I Front K. Marconi, I. Delano, P. McGrathy, D. Canty, I. Carrity, E. Grealey, K. Brodie, T. O'Neal. Back. Coach D. Brooks, L. Newbauer, H. Hammond, H. Pierce, L. Anderson, L. Tenney, B. Keller, C. Murphy, N. Carlson This page sponsored by Winsor's af' . -- A -.7 +- ' L --ga WSH. ' ' K m y-V ' 'f Plield Hockey Team o-4-vlP'9 We Front. D. Doane, L. Hammond, L. O'Neal. K. Burke, C. Wilson. C. Southard, B. Battista, I. Driscoll. Back. Manager C. Hill. A. Rear- den, C. Crealey, C. Woods, C. Leonard, S. Schaeffer, D. Fulmer, I. Chandler, I. Haffy. R. Blackford. I. Osborne, M. Haines, V. Carroll, F. Chandler, S. Novey. M. Severson, Coach I, Toolin, C. Marshall. -I4 ag-4. , .gTlJ.DIlJQ .T ' ltizxl D.H.S. ii Football 7, we eww 91 BS . .. -ef-- . 'I-: First Row-left to right-David Daikh, Richard Burke, jerry Chase, Ronny johnson, co- captain jack McCarthy, co-captain jeff Bolster, Peter Dickow, Bob Wilson, David Ana- cone, George Cobb, David MacCallum, Greg Conroy, Billy Orth, Second Row-Don Land- ers, jay Whalen, Chuck Roberts, Micheal Doherty, jay Desmarais, Peter Barlow, Wayne Dickson, David Barlow, Steve Haskell, Gil Francke, Bob Collins, Coach William Pag- nano. Third Row-Chris Abott, Andy Bolster, Pat Carroll, Gary Lilly, Kevin McCarthy , A + ..i The Duxbury High School football team completed one of its best seasons this year. With regular season wins over Martha's Vineyard Q20-Oj, Holbrook C34-6j, Cohasset 122-6j, and a tie with Provincetown Q12-12j, Duxbury ended with a 3-5-1 record. Starting seniors on the team included Chuck Roberts, David Daikh, Dave Anacone, and jeff Bolster. Se- nior linemen included jay Whalen, jack McCarthy, Pete Di- ckow, jerry Chase, and George Cobb. The ends were Dave McCallum and Gil Franke. The quarter-back was senior Don Landers. The alternates were Richard Burke, Bob Wil- son, Ronny johnson, Bill Orth, and Greg Conroy who sat out most of the season with a chipped shin bone. Next year's team will be centered around four of this year's juniors. They are running backs David Barlow and Bob Collins, and linemen Steve Haskell and Wayne Dickson. x . - . , , . GQ vgv '-0 . n .U fm V - ., H , 'Rh' K P 5 - ' ' 'U 'O 4 A A, Q. . 'R 3, JL qv,-Q V. ,f ms ,L , , L - 91 2 ' ff' 71 .Q ' 1 . X5 QA' ' if if X' 'J Q - f X ' , y.. A . A I , m L' 'i ' x Lx 1 - ' H'-1 'L 1' 'H Q - B 1 j.,' rf A Nl X f? -.. m , I ,Af -' -'? A .: IQ X- 545 . Q mr N . 24- Q75-x ' qcqf 'fi -'Q' '. '..-v iA '. - ES .A -. '. :QL-ke'U, 1, Q ' , v , Q 6 4, 1 1 - x A I 1 57519. -- N, .' . 5 5 Il fi ' h 'fl fig hs' A, 7 N 0 V Jr Y I 3 X P. Q. . - ' x tl ' R- ,K 1 id' 'nn X lr b X' -- -NA ' 'fl 'Gu '-I I 'i ' .-'. Back Row: S. Levesque, P. Theroux, R. Hutchinson, M. Lovejoy, D. Mugford, F, Cazzola, P. Sinott, 1. Drollet, A. Levesque, R. Clark. Front Row: K. Hubbard, R. Ferguson, S. lvanhoff, T. Tanner, R. Hoel, I. Taylor, M. Earl, W. Hearn, G. Mitchell. CROSS COUNTRY Under the fine coaching of Mr. Clark, this year's team completed the season with a 5-9 record. The team was led by the running of Mark Lovejoy who captured first four times. But he wasn't alone in giving the team its victories. It was the hard work and running of the largest cross country squad in Duxbury's history. The lead- ership of seniors Randy Hoel fcaptainl, and Tom Tanner, and Iohn Taylor also was a factor. All these combined for a successful season. With many under- classmen returning, Cross Coun- try will be an up and coming sport in the years to come. 112 Back row: D. Loring, I. Thompson, G. Southard, P. Barboza, P. Ayers, K. Shea. G. Burbank, B. Pitts, I. Otsuki, D. Kennison. B. McEvoy, T. Barclay, Coach Foster Cass. Second ROW: T. Burdick, B. Pollock, R. Kendrew, I. Barrows, M. Drummey, M. Pittenger, P.Charles, B. Benevento, D. Anderson, L. Khin. Soccer As in the past, the Duxbury High School soccer team proved again this year that they were the best in the South Shore League. Coach Foster Cass saw his team go undefeated in their sixteen regular season games, winning fourteen and tying only two. Members of this team who will be re- membered most are goalie Kevin Shea, forwards Iim Bear Barrows, Iohn Ot- suki, and Richard Stick Kendrew, halfback Mark Drummey, and full- backs Mike Pittenger, Paul Barboza Grant Southard, and Bill Pollock. I 'Nu 1 . A H3 I I . l Kneeling: M, Leblanc, K. Hubbard, T. Whalen, P. Locke, I. Whalen Standing: Mr. Vito Mazzola tcoachj, M. Champ. R. Ferguson, I. Re- gina, R. Burke, D. Pierce, B. Wilson, C. Cobb, R. Hoel, B. Ballard, S. Haskell, Mr. Bill Barges icoachl D.H.S. Wrestling Coach Bill Barges again put together an ex- cellent wrestling team this year. Wins over schools such as Plymount-Carver, Franklin, and Marshfield were just some of the big ones achieved by the 1974 wrestling team. Seniors leading the team are Randy Hoel, Richard Burke, Bob Wilson, lay Whalen, Bruce Ballard, George Cobb, and Mike Champ, Underclassmen on the team are Tom Whalen, Guy Leblanc, Peter Locke, Keviv'Hubbard, Steve Haskell, Don Pierce, and Ioe Regina. Many of these wrestlers will be re- turning next year for hopefully an even better SCHSOD. QM is af 1 14 f C ' i .E l ' 4. i - I 5 KH Ji ,Q ' Q WCB. J., -. Kneeling: F. Hyer, R. Hoel, T. Blackmore. Standing: Mr. Vito Mazzola fcoachj, A. Champ, D. Kates, W. Sheehan, M. Land- ers, P. Ashcroft ' r 1 Kneeling: A. Colvin. R. Kendrew. S. Lewis. C. I-leckman. S. Case. Standing: II McCallum. T. Tanner, E. Vickers. B. MacDonald. P. Carrignan Boys' Basketball The Duxbury Basketball team has gone through a verv disap pointing year. Duxbury was able to win only one game the entire season. That was a one point victory over Cohasset. Even thougl it has been a poor season most of the members ofthe team are underclassmen. junior forwards such as Bob MadConald. EC Vickers. Phil Carrigan will be back next year. Chip Heckman Steve Case and Art Colvin will also be back next season. Steve Lewis, Richard Stick Kendrew, Chuck Roberts. Tom Tannei and Dave Bucky McCallum are Senior members of this year! team. Next season should be looked forward to. since the core' of the team will be returning. i -f- xl 1 l Bottom to top: K. McArthur, M. Connelly, C. McCallum. K. Roberts, K. Burke, C. McCall, R. Blackford. E. Crealy. I. Carrity, D. Canty, L. Hyer i ,.,, - -..XA-.. ,W K Q -. Q Qgi M ,Es ' if -Y, Za' . , ' ws. Q 2 a M. tx y 0 Q a. 3 'i Q . 116 Girls' Basketball The Duxbury High School girl's basketball team coached by Miss lane Toelin and captained by lane Carrity and Laura Hyer, experienced a rather disap- pointing season this year. Most of the girls, however, will be returning next year to hopefully improve on this year's record. Seniors on this year's team include Debby Canty, lane Carrity, Laura Hyer, Holly Pierce, and Eileen Grealy, Other members of the team include Maura Connelly, Gail McCallum, Karen McArthur, Ka- ren Roberts, Kathy Burke, Cathy McCall, and Robyn Blackford. Q. fi' 18 ,if frhsvmfav ., .. ma i I ef Back: P. Munroe, L. Newbauer. I. Chandler. L. Chandlvr. S. Schaeffer. B. Co: tello. I. Franke. Front: I. Mitchell, L. Hammond. T. Santos. Y. Roberts. C Sanders. -, - ,Q-f-.A-,..-. ,V ,f 5 A ' 5 , .8 ,. 4 I I I Mfg .U U x Q -T 4 High School hockey has increased tremendously in popularity, not only in Duxbury itself but in the en- tire South Shore. For the Duxbury hockey team, each season is becom- ing more and more successful, and this year's season was no exception. Next year's team will have lost only two members from the 1974 club. Iohn Taylor and Ieff Bolster are the only two seniors graduating from this year's team. Iunior forwards Steve Tenney and john Otsuki will be returning next year along with Larry Maddock, Andy Bolster, Terry Heneghan, Peter Shepard, Scott Iohnson, john Arnold, Frank Clamer, and Frank Haugh. On de- fense, Chris and Kevin McCarthy, Steve Leonard, and Gerry White will be returning for another season. The goalie situation is also set for next season-Dave Kennison is only a junior. Hocke ::,.f, x -1 ' il gXX15l!,p, 33 ' 15042, 3, 41555 : 7 'f n ni , '-Wtg ' , dw-V 6 I . KE xii ,I 'lkllibfirl-,Xl 3042, 1 7 5XXl3UfPl' Bottom: C. McCarthy, S. Iohnson, D. Kennison, B. Heneghan, C. Arnold, T. Hen- eghan, F. l-laugh. Top: L. Maddock, F. Clamer, S. Tenney, S. Leonard, K. McCarthy I. White, I. Taylor, A. Bolster, I. Otsuki, D. Bartlett, P. Shepard, I. Bolster, Coach D Murphy. 51829, , 1,-V on ',:f'v' A fi dwg.. if s . Sl ,. ,1.a, JL .. H8 QSUW Q' 25 9 if XYMXXR K .-f ll' xx ii . . Q I, - fm, E 4. .la JA i 'Q v- I 52 sw S2 .fd ' . 'yu , ?6i,- an av v Gnu x 'Www - x .,, ,,,A, -. -f , Q at ,'..:f., . , J'i+4'mQNf x ' 'Q -N . , . . asses,-,Ana-wig. 3 .1 BUYS' TENNIS Last year's boys' tennis team compiled an outstanding record of 8 wins and only 2 losses. Both losses were to the league champions, Cohasset, who ended their season unde- feated. Members of the Duxbury Tennis Team were: Scott Rich. Matt Fogarty, Richard Burke. Grant Southard, Paul Barboza, Colin Dahlen, Mike Mueller. and Steve Tenney. Paul Barboza and Grant Southard made up the number one doubles team, while Scott Rich and Matt Fogarty were the number one and two singles player. With all but one member, Mike Mueller, returning this coming year, Dux' bury has more than an excellent chance of winning the South Shore League Tennis Championship. Ulf ,. . I?SS.-- 4. SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE p CHAMPIONS The 1973 Girls' Tennis Team was atop the South Shore League. The Dragonettes had an almost flawless season. raking up eleven wins and one defeat. Freshmen on the team were: Kathy Hopkins and Lederly Tenney. Sophomores were: Kathy Burke. lulie De- lano. Sue Peters. Amy Hearn. and Kathy McCall. The juniors members were: Holly Pierce. Beth Keller. Gigi Hunter and Liz Queeny. The seniors who will be missed greatly are: Pam Nlyette. Alison Berglund, and Moira Otsuki. The teams stiffest competition of the season was against Co- hasset. Duxbury defeated them 5-2. Kathy Burke. Sue Peters. Amy Hearn. and Beth Keller all had super seasons. They remained undefeated. The team had an ex- cellent season due to the girls' spirit. strenuous conditioning. and the fine coaching of lane Toolin and the managing of Kirslen Neilson. A 'sq Top Row-I. Toolin. L. Queeny. C. Hopkins. I. Delano. K. Burke. H. Pier: e. Nl Ot sul-ci. 1st Row-L. Tenney. G. Hunter. S. Peters. A. Hearn. C. Nimtlill. B ixellai Kneeling-A. Berglund. P. Myette. ' 1 55 Y T 1 ' 1 lim 5 im' ,,. f .4 A 2 Y Q - .. , ' - J, l . -D, .g ww --' V U ex t 3 I7 'J' .. 1 L - A 4 '-, - - U . Q. f, , .A V f Q 9 , ' . 1 1 4. is l M ' l A V I Q 5 t U ' xx 'I I ' ' I ig.. 1 HE lf A-.i,4 E1i,:.-'lf . 1 Fi...-+-Q'... ff'-:iff-'M v'M5T55iif'f Q ' ' H Back Row: B. Pollock, G. Washburn, P. Orrichio, A. Colvin. E. Vickers, I. Tonrey, Jn' N ,J M. Battista, R. Cushing, Coach D. Murphy. Front Row: L. Iohnson, 1, Otsuki, I. if Whalen, S. Wyman, S. Andrews, Lewis. Baseball Last year's baseball team had another successful season under the fine coaching of Dave Murphy. During the regular season Duxbury compiled a 12-4 record, good enough for a second place in the South Shore League and an entry into the Play- offs. Duxbury was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Eastern Mass Baseball Tournament. Mark Battista was the star pitcher of the team and also one of the Co-captains along with third-baseman jimmy Tonrey. Other members ofthe team were Scott Wyman as catcher, Ed Vickers at first base, Steve Andrews at second base, Paul Orricio at shortstop, Renny Cushing in left field. Greg Washburn in centerfield, and lay Whalen in rightfield. Three reserve players that aided Duxbury's Success were Arthur Colvin, Larry Iohnson and Iohn Otsuki. Une of the fine achievements ofthe season was the defense. Statistics proved that the Dragons were the best defensive team in the league, Only five players are lost from last year's team for the upcoming season. I -41 Coach David Murphy 'S 'Q 4 ... Q3 B.'vNn..., V, u-LX . , '.- '5' ' . . ' . v F . Q 'ff 'V 5' xfffffff i wr V if -yan. -at . L- N . , --.. -1- .W Back Row: Miss Brooks. C. Murphy. C. Ayers. C. Pratt. C. Perry. P. Herrick Middle Row: E. Grealy. K. McCallum. N. Alves, S. Ahlquist. I. Cislaghi. D Chapdelaine. Front Row: M. Calassif. N. Merrick. D. McNab. D. Canty. I Girls Softball Huffm- r, 3. G The 1973 girl's softball team. under the coaching of Miss Deborah Brooks. had a good season last spring. The girls had to play each team twice as there were only seven teams in the South Shore League. The team was able to defeat each team at least once with the exception of Hanover. who went unde- feated for the season. Outstanding players for the team were Nancy Merrick. who did a great job pitching: left-fielder Ioyce Burdick: and third baseman jill Cislaghi. who was also the team's relief pitcher. Due to the unfortunate resignation of Coach Brooks. the team will have a new coach this spring and the girls are looking forward to working with her. pq-v .,...wf l y math, . 1.5. - I 21:- 4 Row R orc Fm hug, W. Buechlcr, M. Earl, K. ili Pitts M lovmlov D Mugfort P C :troll U. Symomls,D.Kostreva. w ows 1 1 oel IJ. Anatzone. Capt. C. Son' Boys' Track The 1973 DHS Boys' Track and Field Team had many players who really made an effort to improve the team's standing. A few of the more prominent players were: lack McCarthy, pulling the shot: Da- vid Anacone, throwing the Discus: Randy Hoel going over the hur- dles: Bob Wilson running the two mile: and Chuck Roberts in the long jump. The team anticipates a very successful record during the next sea- son. just one senior graduated. There will be many seniors returning, along with many underclassmen. , 1 fl' . '. 'L' if 1 -C. is L l Cl - .. F N V r FYI'-'f Golf Last year's senior members of the Duxbury Golf Team were Craig Royal, the number one man on the team. and Bob Foster, the number two man on the team. The Golf Team went undefeated through all of its league matches losing only to Tabor Academy in a non-league match. The number three man on the team was Iunior Ricky Kendrew. Placed number four was sophomore David Hilliard. and the number five man. also a soph- omore, was Phil Carrigan, Brandt Cline, Paul Ayers. and David Brown, all sophomores. rounded out last years South Shore League Championship team. The Golf team went to the State Qualifying Round, but missed out on gaining a final playoff birth. This year's team will be led by Senior Rick Kendrew and Iuniors Brandt Cline and Phil Carrignan. r l !,,, , i GIRLS' TRACK This year was the first year that D.H.S. had a girls' track team. The team consisted of eleven girls, with Laura Hyer and Becky Sangster as the captains. The girls worked with the boys' track team and bc- eause they were only a first year team, they could not compete intra- murally. The team is :anticipating a successful season this spring as there will be many girls returning to the team. Standing: P. Bohanan, R. Hanks, E. Dou quette, L. Ellis, N. Larson. Kneeling: I Waffey, I. Osborne, I. Iohnstone, D. Shom berg. Sitting: B. Sangster, L. Hyer. gi T Front row: Captains I. Burdick and D. Chapdelaine. Back row: T. Hart. D. Anderson, D. Marshall. D. Sansone. K. McCallum Cheerleaders Duxbury Cheerleaders This year's cheerleading squad was led by seniors Ioyce Burdick. Denise Chapdelaine. and Debby Marshall. The rest of the squad were juniors Debby Anderson, Kim MacCallum. Donna Sansone and newcomers to the squad Trish Hart and Penny Herrick. The girls really helped improve the spirit in Duxbury. For basketball season the cheerleaders raised money and bought new uniforms. To go with these uniforms, they changed many of the cheers and also made up new ones. The squad had alot of ability this year and should have as much next year as only three seniors graduate. This page sponsored by Barney's A11 Homecoming Homecoming is usually one of the most exciting games during the football season, and it truly was this year. There was a Pep-Rally the night before the game when the queen and her court was chosen. Suzanne Vienneau was our lovely queen with Andre LeBlanc, Pat Sullivan, and Beth Marconi in the equally lovely court. The parade the next morning was a great success with the junior float winning first place. There was a huge crowd to cheer our team on to a great victory over Cohasset, 22-6. I 1 .I I , ,, -.-ws . . 'W . ,Q e . 4- .1 . At. , if' J D.. li'-, Q 1N',-Q. 'L 9 View H! XJ N i ..., ff ..'. 4 I F I -49 S ' 5 .-gx ' . ' c 5HAS3fT 1 5 fs.-AL Q1-4 'Pl S J N f XX 58 'J 4 'sli- IIIQ 5 A-3304-'jnf I . S ,U-.V -ll: I xv 1 b .ann . X 4 , V , . . , 1 13 'su 't , rv Lf., ,hi S3' vu. f 4'v ,ff Ut .Q J- M' Na 'fini . 4, 'ineq- vs . .. A-A rn.- - L ' J.. , Y . A , ..., . '-,Iliff , --n---0 1-g4.Q--.-- ::A,,.,,,...,,...,---...,..-iq . rv r ' .. . '... , .J 2 KQV . 0 1-1- Il I 1'Pl -Juv- sf .,s ' x s'. 1' - YL.,a miN,,,.a. .,,. Q our-Xa! X. K 4' ,..l.'.5n..5i . A .- P sl, . 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