Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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X fx NJ N 2 K - 1 , '.e 445.11 Duxbury Free Library 1 Between Timid and Timbuktu Mankind, ignorant to the truths that lie within every human being, looked outward - pushed ever outward. What mankind hoped to learn in its outward push is Who is actually in charge of the Universe, and what all creation is all about. Mankind tlung its advance agents ever outward, ever outward. Eventually, it flung them out into space, into the colorless, tasteless, weightless sea of outwardness without end. It flung them like stones. These unhappy agents found what had already been found in abundance on Earth - a nightmare of meaninglessness without end. The bounties of space, of infinite outwardness, were three: empty heroics, low comedy, and pointless death. Outwardness lost, at last, its imagined attractiveness. Only inwardness remained to be explored. Only the human soul remained terra incognita. This was the beginning of goodmess and wisdom. From Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut All, All ofa Piece ' All, all of a piece throughout: Thy chaste had a beast in view, Thy wars brought nothing about: Thy lovers were all untrue. 'Tis well an old age 'is out, And time to begin a new. From The Seculdr Masque by john Dryden 4 30 ,gf ' L Plea for an Answer One great step is over, and many of the golden gift years are gone, yet still a stranger to myself, I go on. So be my fate. Many people and times I've known will be gone ' from me without a trace. I look into my future past. What is to be- come of my life? Where is the lighted way? May I find the answer some day. Tormented an I, for I have no idea which door will lead me to the highest sky. God, hear my cry: no more pain and wondering why. Each day I live, each day I die. Bill Desmond I Reflections: Within and Beyond Dedicated to Iohn Sullivan To write an essay in praise of Mr. Iohn Sullivan's best qualities, keeping in style with the traditional yearbook dedication, would be a tremendous re- dundancy. For has not the senior class already completed this task for me? Surely their overwhelming vote for Mr. Sullivan is the true dedication, and this endeavor only the formality that follows. There is. however, one of Mr. Sulli- van's qualities which would best tie together all of our feelings for this remarkable teacher. I am sure the members of the senior class would all agree that there is something in his lectures, his discussions, and his clas- sically witty personality which comes through to each individual student. It is in this spirit that Mr. Sullivan's dedication is written, with the hope that as time flies past and we again read this dedication we will all reflect back on what Mr. Sullivan meant to each of us personally. Thank you, Mr. Sullivan, for coming to Duxbury High School. Marty Earl, Editor-in-Chief .-.,.,.v. --, --,T -an K 54' 115.5 -cb A., -4 .. 7 ... as awvr ,, f J- Count Each Moment Time in my childhood slowly went by Waiting and wanting always the new Now I look back and ask myself why Time went faster the older I grew Wondering alone and then I knew. Time is infinite but not for me Time won't stay still of willingly lent If life is short so then it must be I won't count the days and weeks I've I have enough counting each moment. , -, .4 A f' I ' fn: ', , .s -. lf 1. v I 1 e -4 A. ' R: la ' ' J . 62.3 : g ,J 'Q 1- . .IE 14 ' . 1 - get . 1. 'X ' Q ,rin If Q I 11' Bl l HQ K I f I8 5 4 1 t , l , 5 L gf- 7' i I - - . zp--- I a. I ' W '. I' ' ' xi- I if s ,Y -'TA i , I H j ' 1.91: V Ser 3' spent . .2 ' M P Adele Boucher w f rv-1' xx .V ., , J. g 5 - 3,5 ,.. E J. - -.-Q . - 11 I ? I I . 4 TTL - N. I , -MI I , . ' l v - ,' ar. 1' . 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Cold steel like a twisted snake winds about this countryside. and. upon these hard rails glides Time, like a collosal steam engine. Silently pursuing its continous journey it passes unnoticed. A man with a long, flowing beard enjoys: he sleeps. he eats, he wanders in this pleasant haven. And then. sans warning He is a lonely hgure on the cold. hard tracks With Time behind him. What is time. but an invention of man To keep him close to his own existence? If time were no measure, how would man know That his own life is short and inconsequential? Except for those few who transcend their own time And use well the world's tools, forever available. Man is oblivious to the voids of the world And seeks not true existence, but lives in true peace. Andree LeBlanc NVil1 Buechler Andree LeBlanc Her Smile Lovers they had been a while He puzzled by her laughter And her smile. Pouring out his heart, his thoughts To her were known. But though she smiled endlessly, Her feelings never shone. Tell me why you smile so, And what that smile means. ls it because you love me so? Can you hold back the waves of Time's deep sea and forever Be with me? Not a word did she say Not a sound she made. But when he kissed Those smiling lips, A taste of salt there laid. Lisa Mastrogiovanni Will You Remember? Once I was a soldier And fought on foreign sands for you. Once I was a hunter and Brought home fresh meat for you. Once I was a lover and Searched behind your eyes for you. And though you may forget All our rubbish dreams. I ind myself searching through The ashes of our ruins for The time when we smiled and The hours that ran wild with The magic of our eyes and The silence of our world. But soon therell be another To tell you I was just a lie. I End myself wondering. 'Will you ever remember? Iosh Hughes .,, JM 1TT'f x x Y - s W I .1-' , , .Ev-. -4 ' ' I . x'.-- - Fifa Yrs. W6 3 I remember sunsets sitting on my lap And their shadows iingering through my mind. But now I am frozen, I am feeling the blackbirds Silhouetted in the empty trees above me, Where the sunset's grasp reaches out, Bluntly coloring only the high, green tops. Yet I lie knowing That I have given birth to my son, to myself, To he who will roam with the opening buds On the ends of the empty limbs. And so, as I lie, Withered and resigned, There is satisfaction in my soul, Yet having given in. Acceptance was my final role. Libby Creelman Frailty, thy name is man, not woman. Who else is it who must succumb to his desires for sport? And who else is allowed to slack his duties, breeding no dishonor? The world knows that man is an animal. but must he have manners like the base creatures of the darkest earth? Since the very beginning of mankind, the male has been justified in his actions: Well, that's all part of progress, or That's how God made man, While women, who are logical and practical in their emotions, are considered inconsistent and insensible in their actions. A woman is suppressed and is expected to be self restrained. well, have we not affections? desires for sport? and frailty, as men have? Then let them use us well, else let them know: The ills we do, their ills instruct us so. Andree LeBlanc A Picture Still life taught a man's dreams To Dance Dance to musical arms, fingers straining for notes While his notes hammer flesh into bone. Bone A man's waxen product Silver stardust Will capture Has captured A woman's unpainted legs. Bathing in still life Has allowed droplets of sweat to capture his heart Has allowed a tongue of need to capture Pictures of legs Still life bathes Still life cleanses A woma.n's limbs Viveca Carroll 9 .., ax' A . X I 'N ' Q!- igxiullffn ' V , T ' 'MA -hgh Q vi 4 Q em, r - L as 4 ' K 'f ' 'K 54-3111 X ..1', 10 - 4 gy! .QI .qu x '-'Q I. As 14 U' Fear not the frightful darkness But seek to know its light. Worship not the day's brightness But seek to understand its purpose. Trish Mastendino Many are the times I find myself silent Wishing that ifl spoke someone might hear. Many are the days I find myself alone Walking amidst a crowd of solitary people. Many will be the years when I will find myself thinking Of how many times I had closed my eyes. Trish Mastendino I Shudder, shake, And laugh to hold The earth between my arms. Trish Mastendino Split Second'Years In the clocks is our future, In the clocks is our past, In the clocks moves the present, Fleeting so fast. e Though we hate to admit it The ubiquitous chime Is telling us all that There just is not time. No time for spring days, No time to dream, No time for living: We must fit the scheme. The clocks give our schedule In brief terms of time Disguising the years gone So no one will mind. Though few ever see How fast we are old. All things considered, Better not to be told. Tin Mushrooms - Bronze Toadstools Iohn Thompson Golden men live inside tin mushrooms where they spin a world women cannot knock A room where chains are made of flesh. A room where lamps are 14 carats Silver women live inside bronze toadstools where they knit mittens men will never wear. They own furniture. They own stolen lamps. Upon meeting they learn silver and gold can mix. But they only steal furniture, furniture is a necessity Gold men steal silver lamps Silver women continue to steal priceless carats. Viveca Carroll 3 . 1 V, Xi: N'- ! M 1 X f f 'lx ' . Q . -ff 9' - , ,Q J K V 'x lx' 1' I ,lf-jf I. .A I X X . A 'I , V -4 X A-'. 5 3 S' ,' 5 , . ' ' envy. 1. ., A, , is - a-w-, -v , 5 r ' W - ' - '. -- ' '- 4, , A, . Y, . : ... U. ff' I y' N,',xv '. rl ' . i M.. X r .bn l. I ' xt '- ' .I .5 P - - Q LN x 1, D . P p S , ' I x ', 'NN I I 'aim .,'l NX' ' X. .N , Reveal yourself, all-powerful phantom. Beware, I am Time. David Barlow The bell rang. The keepers went Mechanically from door to door. They opened our cages. At a signal From the leader They encircled us. Eat, they said, as They pushed it towards us. Food for thought. We are not hungry. Stop! , we cried. But they would not Hear us. Trish Mastendino And an astronomer said, Master, what of Time? And he answered: You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timelessness in you is aware of life's timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but as memory and tomorrow is today's dream. And that that which sings and contemplates in you is still dwelling within the ' J. 1 -,.u' ,. .. A4 ' t 1 L v v l,' bounds of that first moment which scattered' e- the stars into space. 1 Who among you does not feel that his power to love is boundless? And yet who does not feel that very love, though boundless. encompassed W within the center of his being, and moving te .9 5. o f not from love thought to love thought, nor ' -' from love deeds to other love deeds? And is it not time even as love is, undivided and paceless? , , - - 255,51 - . But if in your thoughtxyou must . I .L A measure time into seasons, let teaohvseasoui in encircle all theyotherseasons, 5.9.1 ig 1 And, let today embrace the pest- with 'remerhli ir. brance f x 5 ' , '? 5:?Lfqi' and the future with longing., 'T V V V ' -, fi Ti y . ' ' .V , Kahl1l'G1'bmI1s , I X NA I Y :,.Hk-lx.-..,l5.! ,l Q,,AT'.vil,o:.jK:4:-t'S . g 2 4 ,ilvi !,- I 5: Ci -',, y , .y ,. t l t if :i2f:,Q3:41iZf+ ' ' - . l -f:z'.:f-.4t:,fl','-1.-m'.f.ef.'vfvt1f:- ft:f.'.w:-..w-.1.ew,- 2. . , - ,.. Y V W I 4. In Memoriam Leslie Allen Borgatti Iuly 18, 1956 - December, 1972 Life: Time . . . or . . . Love and Beautyg decay, death. aging - all results of Time or is Time merely their measure? is cheating Time of these actions a crime or a misunderstood pleasure? David Wooster . ill' ri. ch. .. . .. Sh' -1 ilk? wi, .I ,. .1 ii' fl? mg iilgi YEAR 5 1122: ' aww' ' wa' If Revelation No more my heart shall sob or grieve. My days and nights dissolve in God's own Light. Above the toil of my life, my soul Is a Bird of Fire winging the Infinite. I have known the One and His Secret Playg And passed beyond the sea of Ignorance - Dream, In tune with Him I sport and sing, I own the Golden Eye of the Supreme. Drunk deep of Immortality, I am the root and boughs of a teeming vast. My form I have known, and realized, The Supreme and I are One - all we outlast. . . m Sri Chin Oy lf! To o L f i'. , ,HY , ifrom 1'-sr ' - 1 -., -' ' ,-Q., - .fr X.: - .- ,N I tu Xc- fg, 'K - ffm , QQ K 4' 4 N X ,J ' Q akg ' U.. -- IV , -KN. : i -1.52 1 Nl x - - Q 1, '. 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Rousseau Keep off the grass Oaffer ... Space Vehicles . . . Which Rich? It's a rocket launcher L.W. munchies ... peppershaker ... youre paranoid! ... Bozoness Visine. please just One more ... pig-a-lit ... buzzin?! ,Hwegging . . . Zayres ...Thats all?! '15 . . ,AR--rv X sig I I5 'J'i3'lfitiz'?! .it Emi P L fb . 5' v g ,r .C 'ze W ' f I :grill 'I 4 If is DEBORAH ANDERSON Decent tape ...Trish, diet what diet? . .. Bena C. C. Common. let's go I'm hot S.Y.F. ., . IAM . .. Pen, I hate him. I hate him Ion. Alright Parking Lot... Billy-cruising . .. beach ...townforest ...no miles... Soyou like him now. huh? ... Bread . .. babypowder. VALERIE IEAN ALI The great man is he who does not lose his childs heart. ... Hampton ... Chicago Twelve Hot Lips Stretch Pro Pumpernickel ... SSS ... Art ... Espanol ... Summer '74 Tent Party f... Ciggle Cang Lost on the T DFL Que significa Dynamite ...Anzona . . . Lata. DONALD ANDERSDN S.Y.F. Bill and Iudy Half Keg for Gary LINDA MARIE ASI ITON Time for living. Time for giving Timi- czhanging, rearranging Love is ull truth for Love the life you live with murzh lovt to all my friends at IIS. Party Kully Keep the faith. Guva, all youre good is for your ear Bena, I didn't take the tip. whiselocker it Chicago Concert zero get into Eastern Mass Finalists '74 soccer ean't wait for the states . . . Hows Sweetsers Bena'?. 3' gg a , . I , as qv ' -bt' T' 'smut DEBRA LYNN ARNOLD Blessed are those who can give without re- membering, and take without forgetting Those who love are never alone. IE PAUL AYERS Dike you getting the car . .. hit the corner Bud bottles Fatman ... Brods ... Big Anne bone bone H North Hill Parties at the little house . Let's hit the club Chi- cago Concert sking in N.H .... broken nose at Holiday Inn dipsters . .. Doe-boy . .. the DAVID BARLOW There are times in everyones life when neces- sity demands that he withdraw from the influence and hypnotism of others to think by himself and find himself O.M. 7M R.L. lost in the ozone lake ...Deke . .. Dead ...42nd Street ... Shalom. KEVIN THOMAS BARCLAY '66.A.H.S. S.F.C.O. O.D. 45 min. story Tull I.Ride Tall's zone action ... Ferg-spagettios-maine . .. Stowe '74- '75 B.F. moon 93 Uncle Harry Concert-I.D.'s W Friend or?? Gogued Live with speed, die young, and have a good looking corpse ... B.T., P.S., R.B. DOUGLAS ALDEN BARLETT Always try to get the most out of life .. unless one puts an honest effort into every- thing he does. he will never succeed. - D KEVIN BENOTTI Lets hit the heatzh . .. I hate double periods of shop . . . How did you like that game last night ... Put on the Highway. i X BRUCE BENEVENTO I. I-l. F. M. R. Buhha Eastern Mass Finalists 73-74 soccer Farmer. whose locker Where'd that tip go zero Steven I got bagged I'm grounded Solimlf ness Get into it ...Guva all your good for is for your Car Tonney. your number has been benched . .. 1216... Half keg for Cary. 'M N -5 IIM BONOME I always dreamed of getting out of school, Now I must admit I am scared to death Sue, Ioan, Iohn, Corner Gang . . . Stoney Brook downback window pane Melba mind. 3 , , f f - Y J' 6. 'I H 2 'L re 4 fi 1, i 'Ns MARGRHT BLAIR Two persons cannot long he friends if they cannot forgive each other's little failings. Virginia 12!28f73 Summer 74 The big mistake C.C.W.B. U.M.D. Moose juice It's not my fault. Lis B.B.Coneert ... Brode's . .. St. A's Cath ...Flashing yellow light ...Keep Smiling. ' ik,-. . .. .. ,Lxn 4 :XDELE MARIE BOTQCHER To make someone happy will make you hap- piest of all . .. meeting new people . .. makin friends ...Goodyears . . . happy memories, CINDY BOURCET After all today is only the heginnirm Toio and the orange roof loany Bolony and halls My Studa Read any good hooks lately? . .. lean Bean ...the Phildozen ,.. only 10 months and lm gone ... Barnes ... a definite ParikyRi1n...StoneyBroolx. -.. - x 1 gn fl- li.: .,.. A-' qv . MATTHEW BRADY Corner to the beach. beach to the Corner Yinyard XYhat's a hone? Quiclxliarl Foo-bsh . . . Party '.., l3uzzed123 ...' lm sorry ltoolx up your time. lm the poem that doesnt rhyme, turn hack a page l'll waste away ... l'll waste away '. Elton lohn. 23 1 F Q -x ' tits LYNDA IEAN BRETT And through our youth: The dust we tread . .. Shall change, beneath the summer showers to golden grain, or mellowed fruit Or rainbow tinted flowers. Brian'74' Dis- trict 980 Ferry St Eastern States Expo ... Antiques ... 4-H ... BEEP! ... Longing- Farm in NH. 'G l WILLIAM DAVID BROWN. IR. Golf number one Howzit going beaver ... Sports ... History ... yeah ... Lager err '75 out of here ace Itch pinkocommies yawn one should try to do one's best at all times Celts ... Pheel ... competition ... Lotus ... moodies liberty Fred Flintstone to the states. KAREN LEE BRODIE And if you are not perfect by tomorrow. I think I'd better love you just the same. Chip dodie take it easy hockey No More Parties! Club '58 The Big Mistake MC indecision Chinese Restaurant ... Summer '74 . . . you guys! KATHY BURKE The largest room in the world is the room for improve-ment Today is the lirst day of the rest of your life. Burkie Turkey 3!1O!73 Cabbarma. Killer. Everything under control Cape. T. P. David. F. P. Where were you!!! Tf2 10 In and out in a flash. lllil.-XX lil 'fllxll H . , . lvv- 'tww1,,'wvN,,,-f ,,-,, -,A -'V .wi 11 1. Sh. Viva' x' ul' ' ' 'WI ' M 'I '1 A... ..A. . . . . ..A 1. '. . A.. ' A' A - . ll? lllf rl!.f'f 'l f l'l'l lil l l s ..1,1A . 1 X v . .l-Xl.P flr:-lrlHHl Qt ll l lloulf I If r HTH 'I' l N' . . A ,A . XULLIAXI BUECHLER lmd1m','1fe my soul . .. l lr-M1 ul 1 l af ml' else olw'e'xo'o 1 13 f S L N A ...Ur NTP1. grass. KX .1 V1 1 K V KELLY BYRNE Beach ... sundance ...Tom ... Big Four ... Anton's Red licorice mohawk Dona nie. Bizerk? campdays mem No. Hill horns , .. Rememher then? ... 'Newroomu ... 'I f'l!72 . . . Beach Boys' '...' 'Route 66 . to Cal. Dehhie Boogie Rock Cat's Ass It's only Rock and Roll. hut l like it! I L BRIAN CAHILL teries in the Endless universe of Human exis- tance . . . B.I .... getting bagged . . . 70 mph? . .. 1956-1975? GLENN A. CANNON lane Kenny 81 Helen Mike Steve To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist - That is all 65 Plymouth Fury ll '65 Ford Mustang LOVE 81 PEACE. Unto this earth a speck of Dust dropped upon the World forming one of the Countless mys- Do you have a license to Fly? wasted IOSBPH A CIIANII' East Lyme Europe. Iuly 1973 B.intl crew wrestling Dougie Doo Doo Lohsteringg in Manoniet Queeny s luly -1. 197-1 Stzott find I ut Bowdoin Dr-ep Purple Key Cluh Cltiss meetings. Mf- and Ayers laughing all the time Prom DHAM Sweetsers Trotzhoid Big Brother. Shawn X-5 1:51. -..A PHILIP IAMEB CARICNAN HYENI. VIDI. YINCIU ACE 4 12 72 Definitely Al Mustang Henrys 29 Colf Dynasty 21 ... Party '... hefirgh ... B- Ball 2213... Hands ... rnunrghies ... hrew ... Que Pasta 55.00 Ntissiiu Cline. youre hurting rowdiness tzruisin' 3 points homhed out XX'hat kind tonight. Heine- ken? . . . Decent action . . . Ltiter NANCY IBAN CARLSON Friendship is hard to find in those who choose not to czommunitgeitf i. Slave Beach Bterno Drive Bleazes Piper. Annie and Lee Art Long and Frizzy' live changed for the hetter D.A.S.? I still love hockey. Miss Brooks . .. Hell to ye. Dux- hury Bnohs. '7 C 1 .fi 11 ELLEN RUTH CHETWYNDE Now each of us must create his own pattern of living. . .. Sebago . . . Volkswagen . . . paths ... Cigretta ... Flirt party city! Miller ... 8!16f74. Tull Betsy what's that smell? ... Louise! Iude ... sunsef ... Cod, Gretta biking to Chatham Huh? canoeing. ,si-'df-' .E :iv-.Q -P!! ' an K? C. BRANDT CLINE Crash Washington St Blitzed? Heineken ... But. officer. you don't under- stand ...North Hill... Bren '... Butts... Sick ... Thanks Paul ... Ivory Liquid ... Golf C'er . . . Dodgers forever . . . Vikings . . . Bruins ... Celtics ... Beach ... Parties ... Streak- P.P.Bridge Conna Play the Card? Life Negative work. Pretty girls. 81 Total Relaxa- tion ...Bets Anyone? . .. VIVIENNE CLIFFORD The universe may he as great as they say hut it wouldnt he missed if it didnt exist. - CHRISTOPHER Cl.OllGllliR'I'Y October 16 and 23. 1972 ... Uh. What? ... Fakin' it ... Grossly inczaipueitutecl . . . Pr'uc:tic:o, Practice, Practice . . . outrageous . . . Get out of my life . . . 4 months ofthe blues . . . Doughnut season fourth floor too chromatic you poor fool. wait till you see those bats . .. 'rx MAURA ANN CONNELLY Every life has a purpose. As every man has a dream The fulfillment of both Is more than existance. It's creation Sneak-I H- Viii Sugar Magnolia Tea-Lee in and out in a flash . . . Q 4' rf' ROBERT CULLINS My soul is a bird of fire. winging the infinite. Suzie 5 of -1 Moonbeams ... What pony? . . . Does a bear have only one love? ... RQ. ... Chipper ... Sterno Drive ... Peterborough St Hal late night cooker It-10 . . . the orange roof'??? 29 ROBERT CORNELSSEN Iersey kid Farmer. youre hurtin Party!! Diane and the 73 N.Y.E.P. Hyde Park ...Doug and HoHo's...Linda-Summer'7-1... Nhat the hell am I doing in this hiuk town? Gotta get outa here Fools. follow me! ... HP .... I own it? DIANE C. COSTELLO I am he-re on earth to know God. to love God. to serve God. and to save my soul Good Morning Thats clummf 51: Ufhat a painf Christmas? 4:00 Nluds Hi XX'aXYaf ... 3.84 . ., XYho's playinQ tonight? I-1.111 .... Lihrary' Gossip Tahle. .-XNNNIARIE COSTELLO Yesterday is hut tiitlays memory and tomor- row is totlays dream North Hill Brodizfs Nltiflalls Q 4 72 Dedham ... Ritz .... ARP , . . Quit making fun of me? hair laugh Chauffeur 22 Summer 74 Now Ann GRC Imonly teasing ...llltJI'1'IliDOXN '... Toad . . . Smile. S QP' rv KIMBERLY ANN DELORY I think I could turn and live with animals Zorce Willicent Trivene 4H goldie and the gang homespun Cod's country conservation riding the trails Mor- gans Oertel's ICM that's abnoxious emotional Simon and Garfunkel buffoons I'm desparate Thanks. Mr. Cass . . . ascertain. wmlb-' . A IULIE DELANO Mental ... HP. ... S.S.L.C. ...The Drivers ... 8f10f74-Steamers ... Iaybird ... KSC ... Scruhbrush ... N.H. ... SS 396 ... Beach Birdlegs . .. The loneses ... Killington ... P.E. ... Tequila ... Datsun ... 7f17f74 ... Quick! Pullover. COLIN IAMES DAHLEN V Don't beat the white trick: its already dead Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 wrestling Beach Boys I in concert .. . coke break .. . work . .. hunting ... SCHOOLS OUT ... April 1974 ... pay- check earth science college Brandy S.S October 18, 1974 August 5 yr-5, New Hampshire . . . Maine . .. Susan. WILLIAM EDWARD DESMOND. IR. Life is to me as time is to eternity many cold brews buzzin .. . Light'em up ... with my Inventions. I shall rule the cosmos I's for me Indy 500 on D.I-I.S. track de- struction, hundreds!! Pumpkin Brains track record . . . QC, Curtis. thank you! STEPHEN EARLE DOANE Money isn't everything but its way ahead of whatever is in second place ...Toabes Hard- ware what the hell. Frank A Pessimist hopes all women are had and a optimist hopes they ire . .. don't worry Frank ... How about some golfing . . . Eagle. O I Y V'-' xy L I 'L-it XYAYXE lQl.'R,l' DICRSUN Montreal Tads Nluriho Molson Marks Party l was crazy once lr. Prom Party Blessed up . . . football l-2f5.i.QfB!thfflJt1ll colones . ,. quirik-carl ... murgh hrflw .i ilulw 58 henrys Link Corner many ton- certs ... E-L-P ... 517 ... razor-molulf' ... what does hooseh mean? . . . limw.1'ofhf'rf1. .3 .3 f 'lbs S'l'liX'l'IN N. Ill JNAl.lJSt DN ll x'niii'gniiii- In tltiStlIl1t'llllIlgl. iln it right thi- , rx his! tnni' ni' dont mln it .it .ill SAM np ini soint' ilnttlxin. l't'll.is'r' litiiwiirsa iiri' it np ll.ish high Many mlil lm-ws nlnizlwl Sli'ighi'iclt' HRl'lllNYIlliSH l,i't's hit lhl' liiuiiilt. lniys, LAURA DONIUS What hath this day deserved? What hath it done That it in golden letters should be set Among the high tides in the calendar? friendship ... Genstock ... Freedom ... Chi- cago ... independence ... Montreal ... Growth Lord, what fools these mortals he! Shakespeare MICIIIAHI. IJURIQ flhfirtllniisr' rnnigh lirtvw Cicvtting np fr.ii'ly for srghonl zinfl having ai niipfr little lm- Meins wanting for inf' Arnhilion to go to fgnlltfgif tn hir .1 he-ml rphvl' some rlziy 'l'rnvc:l iintl 5t't'SUlTlt?fllill1f?VVUI'ltl. 3775 I gf!! I Q- PAMELA DOREY A friends frown is better than a fools smile Say L Fort Serall Nepenthe M'head sergeant don't worry ever- thing's under control Suppose you need a ride. Burke Mark. l can find my own beach Grateful Dead flashing Yellow ... B.M.W. 8 . .. railroad tracks . . . rebound. IOHN DROLLETT Iudy 5 t18f74 OH BEANS! UQ Mustang .,. 10.7 ... watertower ... Stooges ... Roof top adventures ls Paul back yet? Soczea Iohnnie's Beach Nope. not yet Flying wood Chips! Breakwaterl? Serum! Geese!!! Bulu Country We'd better get Paul just passin' through Keys please Robin! , WILLIAM GERARD DRISCOLL A friend of the devil is a friend of mine. Greatful Dead Zooming with Gordy PARTY Rubit Bone City Brew and the beach NOXV . .. Brooks-Thank-you . . . An- other What??? . . . hassle ...Cant handle it ... Played Out of here at lasttl!!! 35 MARTIN EARL The forceful activating impulse of wrong desire is the greatest enemy to the happiness of man . . . Roam in the world as a lion of self control don't let the Frogs of sense weak- ness kick you around. - SRI YUKTESWAR I X 4 X3 ' .P 5 KIRK ENDRESEN Kirk is the worst! Apple plants, Mom It's indifferentg now Metro Cosmopolitan .. 12 . . . let's play broken knees! . . . The moon is down 20 In time with the freedom of movement . .. 30 . .. Gentleman's C ... Mys- tery Rider, I'm gonna be riding with you .. Gifts from GOD. iM? L .I IO V 3 HN H, EYNISS Life is like a 9.-'lfflfi of ffaiifis. X , - '1 and you loose som B1: Pi'P1- 4r . A. .MA furns Ollf. Anf V?1Or QHTTPJ wil. Q ENIPA A. The GYEJFTI Bl',l'1.if1iT Q Bible sforx' ,A Ninffi E337 . Y 1 r 3, N.. LATER g. x 1' 'x v X ff- x ' J x' wj J f ANN? HX 7 .A,.,.,Y. v-.-.F .. V W,-N V-I ,.. 514 ' H 'N D J MARY FALLOW May your hands always be busy, May your feet always be swift. May you have a strong foundation when the winds of changes Shift. May your heart always be joyful, May your song always be sung And may you stay for- ever youngf' Bob Dylan x MICHELLE FINN in me. by Michelle Finn u.J 5' ,gf ,, , s.' 455 . -K Oh. I love the life around me, I feel apart of everything I see: A part of everything is here D. ROBERT FERGUSON i12!3l!72 RH. Ouva, Rounds? Color My World Professor-Students Ioy ride. Vvllllllf? Pen. spare night table Good ol 112 . .. Zoning... The lake ... Boat-thanks ... Barca Maine? ... S.F.C.O. ... P. DUBBED Bryce . .. 45 min. story! Eyelashes-Flick ... VVresIIing Buhbie e e 0 89 . i l '-5 l If ' ' 3 i f I . ,L -- x' fl 'LQ1' ' ,V. . 1 f' 'At . I , Q' ,x . Xkv Q' xql, f,, .3 xxf, .yn x '- pu ' '. v N :l ' -.ix 'fl .- I.. ROBIN LEE FINN you are a Child of the universe-no less than the trees and stars you haw a right to he hors come dance with the west wind and touch on the mountain tops tzlvar waters are laughing they sing to the sky. 3 'Y' lx ,f ' , ,ilu a 'J O- J I UI.-XXJX Fl 'l.Nll-ill 'l'oday. wvll-lixwcl. inalws vx'vi'y l't'Sll'l'llulX' tl drvam ol happinvss. and vwi'y tornoi'i'ow .i vision of hope -. De-nnis lo 115 72 Fortyaone- Fivld llorglwy 235.4 Skiing NH .... lvrnon Bvrt I.inx -..,' 'tht' Boss .. Am0rit..1nCIitySi1itv ,. IX' Clliwi'lv.iclirig 7 Suhshop . , . Boston. Christmas l-In-. fa. Lf 'sl 'F' 'if I 1' I 1 .f , 'ff xl U ,.. If f , Q, f ,ff , 1' HUGO FRANCKE late-night tgookor I-'87 D.R.F Xlonlwy Pokers XYhat Pony Nlolhaloid Crusta- tion... Dozer Fostivitios . .. Relturn to Forvve-r Iazz Exporioncod Campors Only Grizzly Boars 5 of -1 Captain NlidmiQht ... Tho plague Crispy Crittvis .i. Nlad lumhorman . .. Porciupino Pvnw . . . Finally lfn- derstand . . . Farowoll to XN'oe-xlillo, .lSl FRANK VV. GAZZOLA. IR. A teaeher eannot lead vou hevond the limita- tions vou have set for vourself: knowledge and aehievement are alwavs the result of per- sonal effort Henrvs dt-cient alwavs late time for the tour at the heaeh parties . . . never foreet I.C. dent. IOSEPH MICHEAL GRADY, IR. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others eannot keep it from themselves. Dust Springfield Golf Course Night grass fights Iennis Balls Birthday Par- ties H.H.I.CN..L.D.C.M.S. Ieep 5!11!73 ... California ... MD. ... hopkins ... FTB ... fiat to truck? watching the submarine raees. DOLORBS TATIANA GOODYEAR My value of friendship and devotion will alwavs he cherished: Now and in the years to come. Duxhurv Pizza Shop A.F.S. Band PromtCommitteet Anke and Ger- many Homeeoming Parade Reflections of mv past. 2 .. Xdgml F.-.-.x .A-----N ,R N x - ' L i .A ' 1 PATRICIA HART Bubba, work what work? Golden Crown Penny-Tassy's How do you know? Ease-it period 7 ... My dogs can breathe. pooh-pooh could be tense ... 6 years thanks ... Charleton and George . .. C.C.B. ... Precious and Few. ,X Cie l' PENNY HERRICK 12f31f72 D.R.F. Color My World The Dub 00.000 The Lake. swimming ... I did it cheerleading . . . softball . . . Robbie. spare phone calls Cotta. go. Have to be home early night-table MacDonalds French Eyelashes-Flick Bubba! . .. Rob. the speed limit is 30? Trish. spare wolf! Fuzi. Wuzi'?. STEPHEN MARTIN HASKELL Time and Effort will bring you pleasure, but fame and fortune are not the measure. S.O.B. Tickle it! Mat drill 2.3,-1 157 Catch a buzz break heads 61 loves his fun . . . Shorers forever! . . . Oh. my head!!! X 3 .,. ,. .x,. ,. H -4,. ., .. . -J,.. Qaf -- -4 ,- A .J DUN? . A v.. .. ...-.- ,,.V . , x. x.,, . -.. -.-. -s.. 37.2-. p 1 0 Q s 1.- ' , v Wiovx' Q LE 'Q ,.,. ,.- .. ,.- ..-..... .Z A You me do ttheh DOS CH-- , A- N Riiviw , . -.A ,'71' 2 .nh '.qs5'uA , .Ja .5 SUSAN HOXFY Y :vc 1: I have propnegc powers atc - .-. w . . .Y ,. sialic E.. Kf1O'f'-XECEE, :EXC lf A h5'.'E E... as to rerxove am nothing' I C 1 --v-+-.v1- H-.0 P... A 1 v --v-f-1:4-- ....'...,..- -...,... BJ ,. . f.. ...O,.........:. --. f1...E UC, .-.E . or 132 KEVIN HUBBARD When rich you ease it, when not you sleaze it Fired up Pumpkins 3,4 DEAD I.H.F.S .... HudonRibit! . . . Mr. Brake Tour... Mat Drill 2,3,4. ... Class meetings at the Ranch Smoke Bones Should we Siph- on? Regan: Your foxey This Party is rowdy. sfllx WARREN W. HUNT, IR. The Sticks Much rubber Huh I got papers On the wagon I'll fill it this Get High . . . Coober and the gang . .. Puggles? other way Many Pumpkins Van Par- ties. IENNIFER IOHNSON 'Strength and Splender are her clothing, and she laughs at a future day. Proverbs we watehed the submarines . .. Colorado Cut- esy, isn't it? theyre my sisters stolen knights only I,ibera I forgot will belate to my funeral mittens. moxie. and moss. lf they give you ruled paper, write the J far- ,EJ ,. . . ...-..i,r lg p- gl 3' , av-3 r Q :lx A 4 5 THEODORE F. IONES Ill Time waits for no one. and it wont wait for me No. uh uh 88 Chicahoo va Skaneateles Fri. 13th Allman Bros Ah coorieschk Bogus Bros Blue skies Lovejoy go in on an oz Are you cer- tain? XS ..., S.L. .. . B51 .... Qriginal BB. 'lv li X..- RUSSELL KEITH Mv candle burns at both ends. It will not last the night. But ah. mv foes. and oh. my friends It gives a lovely light Come climb the 4th floor ... Marching horn Four years of Comedy ... clod-hopping ... Av-:I-loo! ... Wanton Women. ,rf BARRY L. KALLANDER Look to the future if the past is too hard to live bv. Summer of '74 Saquish Maine ... NY. ... wegret Allman Bros. steal ... Ah. skunk ...skiing T.K.? ... C.L.M.? '7-1. O L WALTER T. KENNEDY III Boot the Shores Kawasaki. rots The Allman Brothers... I.H.D.Y.C ..., Zalt ...Late night Hockey games . . . Lampost . .. Scrapejoy ... B.B. ... KW. . . . Thayers pond... N.Y.P.D. ... The stones ... MacDee's ... Windors ... The vineyard stinks . .. Theo's House in Prov- idence ... l Hate Chicago. ROBERT KERR Frankie ... Duke ... NVhitey ... Smoothy ... East St. wineos M.B. Muscle Beach Grernhlin ... Skylark ... Surf ... Broke ... Brew '... Buzz Morning... MA .... Good-Bye. uni!-'Q-. 46 DAVID WILLISTON KENNISON How can we he sure of anything: the tide changes. the wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday. blows down the trees tomor- row. R. McKuen Shut 'em out. haby Deke P.B.R. crazy frost case on 60 Pts . .. I. subs . . . 7'ier.c .... score please? ... stones... adios. lb' Q f 1-.P vs ,os Q . C . 0 D ,X n 1, ' rs- 5 5 i O S, xxx gk v T .Z YVONNE DENISE LEMIEUX Silenoes make the real conversation between friends. Not the saying but the never needing to say is what counts 6!8!74 Commu- nity oloset M.C.R. No coffee tonight, Ellen? fine how about a nun? Saquish . .. Insane. but harmless. cf Q' . .lj 5 xx 6 I , Q? 4' wx ' .f . . A it Xsxm :j,,.: g.'-'uns-n--llri-U .' 'sl ' , 9 -, 5 , ' f 'gi A f l f 'Fl' I ' I it l k ti' ' av. I I 'l lx' 'f l' ' -L t ll ANNETTE LOUISE LHEUREUX I've loved this year just past and I love that still uncertain year that looms ahead B.B. czoneert L'hern BBMPRB C.Y.O. ski 'rios I!8!72 TEC 2'-I6 Smile Boston U.M.O moose juice Lisa's Bday New Room Brodie's House Summer '74 . .. GM. CAIL MARY LIMA We are the Bright Light of Our Days. But the tallest cxandlestiek isn't any good without a wick. You have to live right to he the light of the world. . . . Cruises ... Chieago . .. Giggles ... Chinese ... Funny ... Really ... Sitting Here in Limho. MARK RICH.-XRD LOYEIOY Life is like living on Easy Street but there is always Danger knocking at your door Lid 8 27 74 Grateful Dead Good one. Bootff . .. Brian. you goin out tonight? ... Yah, I got my Ten Bucks . . . Right Here . .. 72' 31 1, . I DOX:Xl,lU XIYRUN HYDE Befiu'j,' is gn 'he ejqfw of llftholilfl. Grass Hopper , Furrnxtigwn 1' N :if-tar Ri esfer ., Cuihi xvhrf? Bzg Xl 'Wi ld Bowl .. go1n 52431 . .uni l livin :wk hones . . , High LL? T 5 ,A 'Ai'-QEHQQ ASN 1 -.,p' 5 f 'A I IODY UPF,-XRD l dont know Deity' Queen fever Meth l'YI'llUSflilCld1I'l2,..lOf29'1' .,D.H.S .... Mrs. Brock Chfliffllii wrapping if Bfefflif-di ,, Bernadette . . The Three Dos Nzgh 29. ... Guia. SANDRA MARIE LUCKEY When you are joyous. look deep into your heart and you shall find it is only that which has given you sorrow that is giving you joy. -P 4,147 5U KIMBERLY MACCALLUM Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: The future does not lie in the hands of fate. but in Sneak II Dundee ... 'Oliver' '... Sugarload . . . Maryellen. You do it' '... H VIII ... Ruhy... Cardinal Puff... Sunshine Daydream . . . Haste leugou. ' F. 1. ., ' I V CIIISRYI, LUNA 'NVith all its sham. drudgery and hroken dreams. it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to he happyf '... Ginos . .. Chew. Yvie, Lau. Mush. I,eAnne. Mags ... Chewhox ... Plymouth Summer '74 My house 7ft5f7-1... Surf . .. vacations . .. ehinkfood ... Ski 81 Racquet. SUSAN KATHLEEN MACCORMACK VVhere pride is, there shall be reproach: but where humility is, there is wisdom . . . Mac .. . R.D. 7!22!73 Field Hockey 234 Beach Boys concerts-Good Vibrations Latin I-IV Georgia Mr. Cass- Susan always gets A's . . . Levis .. . Color My World Haircut ... cute , MARC XRFV A MAC C AHIP c, c, 1 or , . rs fnds whosi, l 's 2 rin S ' ownrl ' at a B Sandwich w-town o ipops . . . C ruisin with ll ...'l'h'inl-Qs ix'- ' ... McDon'ild's ... Navy ... Hurts ... Seashore OKAY Bus 1 Fricncls Thanks to all. ROBERT MURRY MACDONALD IR. Bay Road Blue Light Blues Rambler-car of 1.000 colors --156 Color My VVorld Walk to Marion . .. Karen , .. Kevins gray car ...What arcyou doing. Gino? . . . 12 oz. 16 oz. Bottles or Cans ...The final answer-YES. 51 IAMES MACNAB Ya own it fQuick Carlj Mr. Cass, Pumpkins please Hey Hawk, we flagged again .. The Bogus Brothers Het the HC. is excellent Hey Brian, Triped at Covered Bridge Harry. your eyes are gonzo Buzzin 1.2.3.4 etc where hurten Zoomin with Cordy . . . a.1.-2.3.4, etc . .. Colorado PLEASE um adahere serious!! LAWRENCE MADDOCK Harry . . . Zoomin with Cordy. Betsy s dead Mr. Cass, Pumpkins please Ir Subs Cipper's hurtin Bogus Brothers LYNN MACONOCHIE Works are easy, like the wind Faithful friends are hard to find Ophelia CAE SAR I,A.S. Ill R. L. M .. PUP Lip ar I can't see it, I can't believ l,.'XllRA Nl.-XCIlllRl'I I X VVe have within ns all the wontlers that wi N , I. seek without, from Markings . . . Foong Spoo .b '1--I . ' ners ... arnial .,. peak liagger ... llike trips , 5 fNl.ll. and Nll. l54inile-man any ont I' 5. minrl if I open the wintlows? l,ey.ix'i -'Pg .5 .i L Oeulosin Montes. I C P ,F xii A ,A at l MARY MACARDLE Q'-xx L.A.B high, very high Later Grapes What da you say turkey that's life Fuji Oh my gosh V.W. shotgun Be serious Almys oh gross no way . .. P.I .... Kev . . . ehatehyou later. . ,YQ 1-b'.'Y A f- Y N T2 1' I i- . - g'4', 5 f 'I I ' ' .uw -.,-4 4, . -- 4- - - 6 j -4 - ' ' .. L U - ' .I 4 , i A . I 5 , ia' f -4--ef ,. 'ff - - ,-' - -4-9 , , wi ' ' -f -o ,2- 53 F i 4. LISA MASTROGIUVANNI lf you'ye been thinking youre all that youve got. don't feel alone anymore When were together than weve got alot. l am the river and you are the Shore. llrian 126 73- 6fo17'l7-1 lunior almost loanie Bamomie ... Potheatls from Maine. all IOSEPH MCCARTHY f A - Q 44:9 -.- fei. yr r' hi I' i - Q KAREN MCARTHUR Keep your head to the skyu ... Monica, I still remember Party! B. Ball serel pro- gram Prince Nov. 1969 Linda. Let me borrow your Coat slinky 10 Wayne Gemini. Hollywood! Mighty Loye May 10. 1974 the gang you'ye got the right to please yourself!! CATHERINE RITZD.-XLE MCC.-XLL Those who luring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves' '... Big 2:3 four Cahanna. Maura? talks. oyer the ' t garage hold it! No. Hill Bradies N34-' ' o chauffeur GRC. Donnie 4 1674 Wx if St..-YS. Mag? moose Iuicze BMKX'-8 -Q-gy 3-1 0 2 . . . where to? IOAN MCCIARICSAI, Learn to forgive voursell for vour lziults. lor this is the first step in learning to forgivi- others fDoug Waldo Verinontl Peanuts Down hack Butunu.i tens' tCaspa and spooksjmo- Pull over. LOOK OUT -too late Bourshit. Halls. Seruff, Wohitts and Mo. KAREN ELIZABETH MCDEVITT All the good memories, times to look hack upon Pajama parties the beach, walk- ing ... confiding with one another . .. remem- ber we're sisters up over the garage ... down the path RAH the cape smile ... Rihit Club 58 . . . 6!14!73 ... Hoo-oover ... the Big 4' '... Say there. .MU . an -. , Y ,, 'J 23,3 AK 'll ,I , A 4 .QV .T 'll , 3, .ngnvt-:E ,j, BRIAN MCGARIGAL He who wants little aways has enough Beaeh ... shipyard ... No parties this year . .. Bones Mark. you do the talking Leahy Newton... Mo... NH ..., Bogus Brothers . .. Min Rock and Roll Demon Duxbury Died. 45 4 O v I V p ff' A JJ 02' IEANMARIE MORELLI Yes, I have heen to the mountaintop! 4. 56 MARIELLEN MUELLER Don't care-We'll never see 'em again Talk much? . .. See you in Chelmsfid for Christmas Now that's crude Kim-l'll give you to 3 Campkell? Uncle's Hill That's it- we're going home Don't you ever - ever git in here cards at j.w.1? T.M.Y.A.A.V. Ns hs- THOMAS MORSE Steam-hoat please Where's I-larry? L.B.H.F.And my mini-mush wooops Bogus Brothers Buzzen? Mush The Frost is on the Punkin ... Borrow What?? hg definitol does the trick Pass-out Palace Hey. I think I'm played Space shot Fuman-fuzz I'm out of here. s N MARY IOCELYN HUGHES I am as I am, and so I will be, But how that I am, none noeth truly, Be it evil, be it well, be I bond, be I free. I am as I am, an so will I be. Thomas Wyatt F DAVID IVIIICFURD Independence weekend party. decent! Kirk is the worst Indy 500 on high sehool track Desmond's insane Momsflhevy Blues, Woman is za hellhound Runnings for Runners Come my kingdom, come Then thy will he done Wheel of fortune spins. may I GEOFFERY MULLEN Where's the parties tonight? W.A.W.D.M do up E1 howl? Late-night cooker M88 I.H.P.F.L. Boing . . . W.D.I. L.H.S.M? ...I really do D.R.F. Experienced campers What do you do on your free periods? ... Mustangs only O.B.H.-61 Hardahit I'm glad I'm out of here . . . 5 of 4. 57 f-in B 5 F 5 --xt' LYNDA GALE NEUBAUER Those who cannot rememher the past are condemned to repeat it. l C 58 CHRISTOPHER NOON Be what you is, because if you be what you ain't, you ain't what you is Kapiek Absa- roda . . . Caught staring again . . . Hey Reg, I'm not running cliff jumping 10 minutes The Hurdles Hard Goose mother rhymes . . . Madre . . . interstellar gym . . . para- noid. ' SUSAN A. OLWELL Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Where's the party? up-cha-underwear N.P.O.A Down Back Casper and cousin Spooks . . . Sombreros are forever? .. . The log . . . B.B . . . Peanuts are Forever and ever . .. Almost, hu Ioan ? IOHN CARL OTSUKI Simple and Faithless as a smile and shake of the hand. 02 ... Tyrone cooked goose Henry Hold it! Schwynn state T ...52 ...Whoope! ...Puck in neck... P.B.R ...N.M ... CASE on 8 shutouts . . . hoOCH. IANNIE LARSEN ONEILL Now is fhe time past believing, the child has relinquished the rein. Tequila is exceptionally fine HUSA ... Littely ... diet ... all blown away Sheik doctors? Bobby - parkin: what else? Blackeye sneadin over ... Purr! ... Backrub ... yield to tempta- tion .... BNTB . . . stoplights . . . got . .. Ricky. '63 iff' 5? 'ii ii IUDY ANN OSBORN How shall I know. unless I go to Cairo and Camay. whether or not this blessed spot. Is blest in every way! 15 mile man ... Duby . .. NH. N.B. Hasts lueago Espana Louise 8: wimp 8: Me Iouer each day's better... wied? . .. Sandpit. 59 i I I I Q' ,Xf- 'J I as 'sg . ag., . MARGARET FRANCES PACCIONE Sea gulls circle endlessly: I sing in silent harmony: I am free . .. Free to you and me . .. Tec lfy cross the people I love the people I'ld like to . . . anticipation . . . my party ... Is that him? ...Those were the days. .of 60 BRUCE SCOTT PATON Do your best, contribute what knowledge you have. and all in good time you will exceed many standards, and make progress. Treasur- er D.E.C.A. Club Dragons Hut Boys Food Service ... '57, LEE CANFIELD PECK Life doesn't consist of winning or losing, but how the game is played. M.R.O.B.,5!10!74 ... sliding down the ice box Mac's with Mau- ra St. Afs That's not funny Kate C.C. Yellow Lights T!10f2 Ier OY Rotto's peanut butter goop . .. Fire Route. D93-fN.1 :JL - ILIXTQTN -- ---- -3 S S 3---Z.. 3--.- -- 42 :- 45 vgxt Ubi? SUSAN PHILLIPS May the blossoms of friendship and love Per- fume your days And may happiness walk with you Now and Always . . . Weo . . . strange Oh my Cod beautiful S and S Chucky Margolis Ioe What a Hunk Pooh Stinky . . . Ioanna. ., T1 1. nl BRUCE PITTS XYhat's up parties everywhere to the bitch where is eyerybody it's Duxbury ... party at my house ... lets cruse where to . . . Monument ... Mos . ,. Smittes . . . Little Ness Fire up Creen Sunday brew festivities High School Its all over what a drag . . . Theres always tomorrow. DONALD PIERCE Measure your actions carefully because life is too valuable to gamble football jocks are all alike . . . SOB . . . Wrestling . . . Wally Bear Nlclfoonald scobhy rex gun rock house lack Daniels the pipe went boug Abade Comme. SUZ.-XNNE QTQEENY Cooie hahy quint smasher tam .. cplutch-break-iliitih Higginson House . Macmillan ... ciranlyer iar hs .. BTQ weddings STS TTK1 .. rrushefr sandhox monty e.g.r. slippers . CXYC goofy nightoyvl ... Eyoeti wat ky 2:00 walk dofya . yyishxis .. BB Concert paesar Cohasset lxeyin ray- ity '.., CC. Ill know you suprize party 1-4. Z ff' fu A 9' , ' I . ' ,'5 L 1- REGINA PQXYERS Cinger . . . Mom ...KB .... dinners . .. Spirit? I haye been the recieyer of many of your gifts: your kindness. laughter. loye. smiles. ck indiyiduality haye all helped me. to he me Thanks Life is a gift? Enjoy it to the fullest. on me. in return. CINDY ANN PR.-XTT XYhereyer we are. we must all. Ln our daily lives. liye up to the age-old faiih thai freedom and peace walk togetherf TPR 4 6 53 .. your turn to driye go home g-r-I-s superstitious ring . .SB SB. you fool . my name is NOT Cynthia . .. vyg .J-X IOHN RANDALL Cordy's zoom class Duke Frankie Weekend visit to the Chart House Epping, NH. 57 Chevy Much brewskies Woody's taxi Herbie in the reservoir Smoke shows ... Cousin It . ., PATRICIA E. RAWSON Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. 30EA43 You get the message What a hunk! . .. Gettin' wise in my old age . .. SHERI RANDALL The incomparable beauty of life is not dis- covered with the eyes or the mind ... but with the soul. Mike 7!22!74 ... Martha's Vineyard ... little devil ... Donna ... Yogi ... Whopper Brendon loll, pops GRUB ...No sah ... Beach Boy's . . . Malibu'72 . .. Peggy ... Dee . .. Bwipple. G4 I f S.. .N 'Jr .,.s. N, aj ,- 'I- IOSEPH KARL REGINA Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. 61 green Ford Pickup ... Cut wood ...Tequila . . . Mark. where are you . . . rub . .. 9 7 7-1 . . . Boys food serviCe.1et's eat. l He sp' RC.QCD'I'T SAHfAR'Ix RICH To be sxirotise i. fu woirielr. A 'o 'Hr 'w I umier5t.17irif' . H1 CQa?w.9 Paifv? ., T11mfN. tmfarmf ., P .H T 1 Afffrh 'UNH' .. .Aikman ESro'M CC.O.H,Q.E .. 7.N'hffrf15 The U V ... I' s o'1'f.' a marie f.,. Srtielrzaioffffif ... gr .'-'IW' ww of munchies. .Free1r1Tfod11r'or3'tfxgotwife' ,...p- MARGARET REID Seagulls take me higherf L1uda Lewis '5 LORI GRACE ROVETO In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Al- bert Camus Ii G53 is NT 35' Q if- 'lf .Ji ' 1. ff: i154-fi ' 'if-i LIZBETH I. ROYLE We are only seconds in time, which flee so quickly, but still remembered. Well all right 12873 Helmsman G.L. Iustins Mister Donuts You sweet thing beach . . . Southboro . . . late again. t , rl I u l 4 AQLAK S ' N: L i DONNA A. SANSONE I do then with my friends as I do with my books. I would have them where I can find them, but seldom use them. Ralph Waldo Emerson o I RODNEY W. SANTOS Well I made it, Galep l'm only here to say goodby to Yvette, Karen, David, and you Galeg thanks Mr. Carlson Yvette, take it easy With love for me. MICHAEL SAWYER Let it be. - McCartney STEPHEN SEARS Good Luck to all the other people in the school. Hope to see you again sometime in the future. Right on and farout and freaky .. . see you all later ... I am out of here and good luck to all teachers for the year book! -11 68 PETER SHEPARD Fat Man . .. Bone Hilliard ... Give Ted a chance ... no charge ... Ben 2 ... umm Buffalo . .. Secret Service ... Great... Sull ... You didn't hear N.H.C.C. I guess where's the wall safe . .. Hogan . .. 58 . . . Charger . .. Zeugma ... great .. , choppers ... Dic-A-Lit .. . Drip-Drop . . . T-Pee. . .-.px A fa 'ang A LQ: if 'S 1 . ,N- N. f gnja-' 91165 Q 5, DAVID SHEPARD After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. - lohn McLaughlin DEBORAH ANNE SHOMBERG A friend is someone with whom you dare to be yourself. Summer '74' Surplus St Lobsters Wayland, Mass Squad Drivers Ed May 10, 1974 Robert Redford flicks Henry 8: lane I.H.A.F.B. spastic people daises Heath Bars Nan . .. Sue ... uncoordination ... goodbye! 'Q N. sl LANCE KYLA SMALL What's nice? . .. anything for the head ... I'm free 513, 6, 7... now what does the office want but Mr. Pierce, I don't even smoke yes sir, I've been a good boy Spend my weekends in Duxbury? never money bags fSpainJ camaro jimmy. Lets go C.O.D. the Ponderosa 123 cash on delivery '... In FREDERICK IOSEPH SIMMONS. IR. Illegetimi nun Carberundum ... Fix-it shop VEGAbond are you trying to blow up my radar . .. definite munchies . . . brew much brew ... He's Satelite engraving action ... Uncle... Heiniker and Schiltz Draught . .. It's a very leathal weapon Look his eyes outa here. 69 STEPHEN MILLIKEN TENNEY Boston goal scored by it7, Espo .. . Free Mac's ... Bruin's 1121 ... Dic-a-Lit ... Hey, Barc, did you do the Latin? ...Who the hell is Fatman? Sherman Swamps The 3 Stooges Victim of Circumstances 37 Nantucket Chicago Concert Bone- Hilliard... Honda 350 ...The Lip ... Cill ... Cer Ra-ta-tillia-tay-tay Ra-ta-tillia-tay- tay-. . . Dipsters ... 6!8!74. CHERYL TELLIN ' '... and if by chance we find each other, it's heautifulf' ... Backsteps ... Watertown ... Hexenkipf Rd ... Dover ... Big V ... HENRIETTA Beach Boys Salty Mij ...Duxbury-Plaza. pizza . . . occifer . .. Parties ... Thanksgiving ... Bernard ... New Hampshire Old ladies Dinosaur friends ... Senoirs ... gonzo ... Army ... April . . . T.T .... Sherman. 1 IOHN THOMPSON J. 3-wp, .L, DONALYN TIMPANY All that we love deeply becomes a part of us ... 10!13!72 ... Dave ... Hexenkopf Rd ... Dover Plaza Pizza Notes in psych trying out ... Stevie Wonder... Terri: afro on tire P-town Sat. in N.H. Mt. Washington St. Iohn 3:16 Watchhand ring... Big V. BONNIE IEANNE TIBBETTS Vacuum Cleaner Party Breed Dumb bunny San Francisco Ionnie Bean Tibitsies . . . Maybe it's not a lamp . . . Iune 14. 1974 Kevin Mondays Darlene. not again! Fran Tent Party '74 I-lermits and milk Greg Sunday Night Fiasco Dr. Pepper and beer. T1 FORREST D. TRENHOLM, IR. Woody The Wind Brewskee and Smoketts Hay Baby! charger that blows Duke woodah legoo my eggo Volksy in the reservoir whitey smoothy Duxville I gotta take a leak, Zeak Muscle Beach Frankie East Street no broods in Duxbury . . . Blown Away' '... FAQ2. X CAROL ANN VIENEAU True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice EDWARD CHARLES VICKERS IR What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? D.M.M. .. Iuly 8 1972 beach ... trust . .. why go forever soccer my knee's pitching machine B. Ball 74 . .. volkswagen . .. 76 Olympic S 23 33 14 . .. let get Big Mac s . . . Ducksberry's Died ... Fall Scenery W'-47' Q I I JA gl I I H 'C is Q 3 ' , V 5 I 1 Q It I ,A ' I A ,t K1 ANKE WETZEL AFS what do you wear? I saw your picture in the newspaper ... I don't understand you . .. my water class . .. football I need a ride die zeit fleigt carpediem ... wonderful ... the Kopkes ... wowie ... that Friday night . . . thank-you. SALLY WI-IITEHOUSE Ricky our tih sweet lips I love you Iuly 25th In the sandpits Nancy don't he late 24 in au-haul I Giels . .. 5 times castle in the clouds N.H. Breakfast on Sunday. SANDY WHITE Life is very short, and very uncertaing let us spend it as well as we can. why? why not? Page 128 Paragraph 3 Sentence 4 flying cherokee s42ot PAH Tan I want to go there! Animals Town Forest . . . It's 73 STEVE WILLIAMS 74 DAVID BRIAN WOOSTER Winthrop . . . Music Man . . . Golden Fleece ... Al . . . Is Paul back yet? . . . La-La . . . Socca! . .. Oh, beans! . . . Nope, Not Yet? . . . Flying Woodchips . . . Dairy Queen? . . . Water station . . . The Rooftop Adventure . . . Stooges . . . We'd better get Paul! Iohnnie's Beach A.P. Scrum Geese Quarts?! Leightish . . . Pool Party? DEBRA ANN WOLFGANG We're all searching for someone, and often one searches a lifetime, and Finds naught but frustration and deception. H. Legion Kactus Maza party's Wow! Wa- ter Sking ... Boobie ...Wolfy . . . Freedom ... NH. ... T's cars ... Truck driver ... 75 ours Aaron . . . Taxidriver . . . Thatsit . .. Be good. 5 L x C X u W FRANCIS SCOTT WYMAN I thought he was innocent . . . America . . . Tag football . .. Old Sailors Home . . . Sweeters . .. Tell me about it . . . Blue Danube .. . President 43, 44 perfectionist baseball . .. 369 Heart beat 44 paperbag There is no such word as impossible Got it now, Phil. MISSING PICTURES ARTHUR COLVIN Q.U.I.C.K. C.A.R.L. Thank you Curtis Hoop Que! Mr. cass Hawk Ir. Mac- Nab Where's Herry I-I.G. Vineyard, 10 bucks Bogus Brothers .. . Buzzing 1,2,3, ... 310 . . . party . .. The Brads... B.Ball 74 1325 To the beach in a flash Moss . . . Baseball. DAVID FALLON To all my friends, I just want to be remem- bered as being gone. TIM KING Colorado please we're all space shots . . . Good I-I.G. 200 min. with gordy Build- ing 4119 and Betsy . . . Morse he's limp . .. Iamie, we flagged again . . . quick Carl . . . Oh I see . .. What's this Hawk Business .. . I. Giels . . . The party's over . . . good-by. ANNE PICARDI Chinese fire drill Spanish bowling What can we do now? telephone Yes- terday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 75 Most Artistic Nancy Calrson, Eric Strom Best Bodies Maura Connelly, Ed Vickers fx, Most Intelligent Laura Donius, Doug Bartlett Y np., Highway Menaces Peter Shepard, Pam Dorey I -Z l.- .. li bij 1 Jw., xi! ' W' X Class Flirts Ann Marie Costello, Bruce Benevento 76 Best Personalities Lisa Mastrogiovanni, David Kennison Most Likely to Go Insane The Class of 1975 Best Sense of Humor Suzanne Queeny, Brian McGarigal :fer Q ef 0- 3 SLK Best Looking Kelly Byrne, Barry Kallander Best All-around Karen Brodie, David Barlow g-Q59 1 U., T 5 V 1 L1 77 I I i .3 Class Couple Penny Herrick. Robbie Ferguson Most Likely to Succeed Andre LaBlanc. Scott Wyman l '-Q-......,... 78 Best Actor X Actress Kip Keith, Margaret Reid -5 1 Most Valuable to the Class Steve Tenney, Ginger Powers Most Individual Ieanmarie Morelli, Marty Earl .ffpif 4k4i25Zf3ii,.'L5'a: 'Q.t,.2QlQ-:..3'?i Q' '. :NLE 771 ? .ifkd ami nifiiil- H-- L,.l'7R'iJablEU -iil'1f17.: l F5114 , 2 75 :Zi B'ii1?.ffjLt5H2i-Z'5s3QuB4E:, 1,l.V 2H'i4 ' .Simi 1 3311 Z:-liT!fi 'lp L- TI 1' -Mi H J Q':i 'f 56411525383 Santa , Emi xii! ' S258 :Q ,-:RLS PL 1 Class Clowns Linda Ashton, Richard Aldrich 'XX Most Talkative Mariellen Mueller. Wayne Dickson ff ,-4 Best Dre-ssed Lance Small. Donna Sansonf NiostN1usical Hugo Franclxc. V1'.'i9nnf1 Clifford Most Athletic Kathy Burke. john Otsuki GIRLS LOCINERS 1.4 I fl Il 'i J' ru 1154 .llfn 1 ,Y '! J ,. L --.Q up PL Sf. f . . 4 all-, ,, af 4 7? N- - l 'v. 155' 33, 'Z ' 5 :KV 51. Vi -vi-W4.. ,+ .F2'1f E 3 ,Q ' .6 T551 -A 2 12 5 . if zx'::l'ff- Q, if If Qu x. 52: ' :X ' Q I ', gl., ig: 'fl- ' . -,- A ' f ' -Q A x ai ffm X . S . 'J xx , JM- r , 01 I M 1' , - :fr 1 7' fffzgdkxaw Ji-f 1 I 5?-. jf., r ,, Qpv Yr L. ' 'Z '. 1 ' A jfi.:. -.1 gm 'Qi Q 5 1.-W og MQ.- 1-ff -- iii: . ' V v 0 . -17'j1' 74,5 I - v 1 ,., .5 v-,N -- Q I gf A ,:.:.'-ff . 'r- ' K uf i -1-'T . T ' Q' ' Ex . . 4, h .T , A K A . , f ' 4 : .,.:f .-.af F:-. f 'V , Q-. P3 ,: fi. J 41' 1'- 5' if 2 5' 3: 1, A, 7 Q' I 3 F. , N -.J-f w f K ' hi! .V ilk -' 1' ' 4 1-3 1 Y ' 'n5l g'N-TE-, 1 Q ' :xl V 1' lil ,ili- Xl ? i A xk4 I- 4- 4 X A V5-S gl I 32 Q. Q-.rg-P.-v, lik KE Q1 . gg it 5. C I . ., ,4,j KI! 'ka T tbl XMLJ ,.. V I Q, ,.,Qx' . ' K-1. .- . 55.2. H I is 2 W Fra in X . , ' ..-, F - T A x K S 's efx LJ. .li an.,- Q-5... 1 C' 011 , X . Q . Vi ff' -T. U . v ' ,Aw f',,a,. . LN-- .q 1 .4 47' : l 1' 1- ? A 8 is 1 A' 1 ' 'iz if AJ . 7 K . - f vt-. 1 'xx 'X A 4. ,L 5 Ur T' D C Q' v Y I1 A f x 'Sl f . f' xx f QW' ' I, I , Q, .Y Q. A r.-if Jw- fit as p V 5 ' ,'5.r,!:f::g ,5Q, ij Zizfidif 1 I W 6 x Q -34,1 1. ' ff ,He ' ff -R-X ' 1 i .MQ X l X' ,-- ix .!'. I ' 1 ' 4 - v 'IN ga- 11 V A ix if A Q. ww W. an -4-fuk.. I X... I 5-idk... 'I - x -A -., J ? rf WC rr lv ,4-,L-. f yi. -3 4 f fy, . fy -,-v 1'-f ,. , ,,., Mi-. 1, 1' -1 3' gg v-Q ...fs ... ' - A 'tif .mix A 4..- -lf. .v SL r P, 4 ,-.. S'-VF' :..g 7.- ..- ,, ,fo Iohn Maguire - Social Studies Randall Look - English Donna Wiedmann - Home Economics Robert Sullivan - Science 550 X james Buechler - English Dept. Head Q Roger Iarvis - Music Dept. Head 93 l r Anna Davis - Art Dept. Head Daniel Kostreva - Business Dept. Head Francis Sabol - Social Studies Tony Chamberlain - English Thom ,U as Given - Science Dept. Head U4 Lawrence Dunn - Math Dept. Head K . Mary Peshek - Math Susan Cook - English If fp: Alice Ohannessian - Art Melissa Salisbury - Latin 1, Fx Arthur Iohnson - Music Q Iennifer Sylvia - English 1 4:1-3' 90 Iii 2 . ! - X .C - . l Richard Miller - English Sondra Upham - English -v H -un Reginald Clark - Math Nancy DeCoste - Home Economics William Pagnano - Social Studies 96 Iris Brough - Science ii NY lla fi Michael Reed - Foreign Language Dept. Head Gordon Leighton - Math Qing Q . ' ij.: 0 ' .,.. ' 5 7 D Q- - 'dzjg' , ' 4 'i. , . . 1 ' in Q, , 4 ' 1. - VI ,sv-. ' 5 ' ' A 'I J' , O 0 ,L . . 0 ' . 0 '. . o 'I 1 I N , 0 ,, , , . 5 ... 455' ' 1 . , ' 0 0 l T. -.'..' ' . ' 'o Ho 'rf' '.'o.0. 1' ' I I I I ' . 0 o . '.0'.'.o.o?o 'g.0.0 . . V I ,, , u,.o', , Q. Ann Bertone - Social SIUOIBS ,I J o 0 Q- I Q 0 , - e . o Ann Ayers - Home Economics David Murphy - Science Foster Cass - English 97 -v ,emi Robert McDonough - English -1 Crystal Gips - English Iudy Kelliher - Math lane Toolin - Phys. Ed. Robert Hayes - Science Iohn Sullivan - Social Studies f ml J8 gl Q if AI l gX 3' 'QR Q'-lg' ' -lhzifw. fi!-le, p nr n..4 Ann Welcker - Nurse William Barges - Phys, Ed J +-s -s.--.-.- -- 1 zz,-. ,---1 - iii? cl , , ,QQ Q--. xi. Q l. .4 'e v S .7 x v . 3. 4 ,4- 7 , . J I X Ronald Abate - Science x 4- B 4.2 GY' f .1 . if -w...M..N..,,..s,.-.f?' Ed Greene - Industrial Arts Mary Buckley - Business x., T. Michael Burke - Career Division y Ronald-Pj B - y 1 i,' l,'7, i' 1 1 X- Peggy Lewis - Spanish 1 Vx' 5 I f --.A T ' , I Pa i li Q, J, i B + - 1 . pq-.'g' ' - ' H. -'----... ,l f . fra, 'Ti 5 -,f'-..ff- l J- 1 4 ' , , . -. H .J A-, .- i gk, ..a - B , 2 gf uibe , I 29 lift , , - -,:f3'?,l7f-f.': ,E X tx X X , V iff, 102 . Q3 1. Vx , V , l -.4 Y - l Div' in 1 X I Virginia Weatherlow - Guidance Secretary Waker Kennedy - Guidance, 1 'J G ' ' H , V1 i 1 , - Jl.'. 1 ,,-il-, 1 :M ' Elaine Primmer - French Austin Chin - Latin Ann Collins - Guidance Robert Carlson - Guidance 103 1 bn-.....-.-..g ,4 Iohn Hill - Principal Iohn Pierce - Vice-Principal Lee Pittenge - Secretary Millicent Ienness - Secretary xl 4 4. r 'C iq Si IU-1 JZ 1 . .Vu .rms ,L . A . Ciriday Quine - Secretary Iane Mueller - Secretary x, X X Y q M ' I ..- , -rv.. Q .V A E!! , yr N ' '- . iz' fr, V .1 M! f 1 1' - . H , A X n. f ...f If 1 hm J 1 L- v n . A ,Yr YY. .., an fn. x 1 P 1 ' .nu 52 Q .X . 'Q wwf' wx ' 1 . ' A f . ' 44 1 P ., f F' fs 'S ' I , ll II 55 14 J fx' gg. ll., yt? 7 ' ik. X' E A K 'wwix-f'f!,' N- W 1 ww! . -. 50-...el :buff I X5 1 quij .. 5 - - K ' x 3 I 'L ,Q A' ,ff . H.-, . W A I Wfezpf i?f',.f i f' ' Y: 'Q 'ew Q . . , ' 4 ' ii , 1 , ,fy A in-,',, .541-, 'yi r LAS ,lifsgff 1 1' ii! NF 3 , 5 . if 5 X c I . gf I p: 5 . , . x s 5 1Uf L a t i n C 1 u b F r G I1 C h C 1 u b J ,- .f-. ,v M N. V 4 .A I '- . X' X I IN. 99 -5-v-----,.. .N I ,fl Q 1 tm mm IBF! sad' Officers Class of 1976 Officzvrs IIlassuf1975 as Lv f 41 Officers Class of 1978 1 l f Officers Class of 1977 Ah L lllf 46514: Q fog. 'Sag . 11.351 A .,v, 3191-'ii ug., K-hex, , Student Council n, . rg 'L , --. ,' x ' . vwki, Wa K :L , Q:-, V . ,' 'a 5 Q - v-- - V 4- ,' . ' rr- -Q 9 T, -.-.lb ,F ' -fd., KX '. .. 5 ' yi' 'K Q T-.wrifv 9- '. 'f. n- x 202: . a Q1',J,' F5 , L' - ix 5 . 4 F51 1. N - . 1 -Ts W- ' Qb'c.' .. ' 1 af- , -. . '.UQ,.'g fwfzxqx , w ' ,R . .., .1 Vg. l ., My-P f:'e '- X 2 I 'I ' Wi? . .K-th--..-sf- 3 .QQ x x J 34 '- - V. f2l4-.- . Yearbook Staff Marty Earl - Editor-in-Chief Andree LeBlanc - Literary Editor Mike Ducharme, Ioe Grady Business Managers X 7 x Crystal Gips - Adviser gil XV v I-1 1 i V - .. 4 L X Willy Buechler - Art Editor Sandy Luckey - Layout Editor Sue Hovey - Staff JA Karen Brodie - Sports Editor Q6 t 'v F275 cg E F -in-IQTL . 1714. - D.H.S. Homecoming, 1974 This year's Homecoming uncovered an especially spirited group of students. Activities began with a pep-rally on Friday night, featuring enthusiastic game competitions between the classes. Large numbers appeared to cheer their class on to the title of Most Spirited . This was especially emphasized in the pie- eating contest and the tug-of-war. The class of 1976 won the title. Saturday's activities began with the Homecoming parade. Lead by the D.H.S. band and met with a beautiful fall day, the parade was a success. The class of 1977 came out with the S25 prize with Crush Clippers in the float competition. The game against Norwell was a loss for the Dragons, but was, nevertheless, a well-played game with a lot of spirit. The activities ended with a Homecoming dance, which succeeded in furthuring the school's spirit. The Homecoming Queen, announced at the pep-rally on Friday night was Kelly Byrne. Her court consisted of Pat Sullivan, Beth Marconi, and Cecilia Dirnuzzio. A special thanks to this year's committee: Delores Goodyear, Kathy Grealy, Wendy Pierce, Carla Murphy, and Regina Powers. '-'95 L-.-3. gives the worried relief makes a chapel a dome and reach out your hand What a Smile Can Do By Anke Wetzel makes your dark minutes light makes your evenings bright makes a song of a sigh makes joy of a cry fig I makes smiles out of tears makes applause out of jeers makes sunshine of clouds makes hopes out of doubts makes enemies friends connects all the lands makes a cold winters warm makes a dungeon a dorm makes the hopeless believe makes a strange house a home makes you understand Anke, our A.F.S. student from Germany has added a bit of sunshine to the halls of DHS this year. You can recognize her by her constant smile and glow which reaches all of those near to her. We will all miss her but thank her for the touch of Europe she has brought here and hope that she brings part of Duxbury back with her to Germany. is DRAMA ,ii Er Q. lv x K: n I f ..1'.s I w I ' J -,-.. -I ss 6' , ' A .r - R Jw 1 ,fp f 4 , f' fy A ' 'N itll f ' ,Q -fk!.lf x QV, 3 -'5. ,px 'iflfl fl . Hx ,II vw: , - 1 . P X x- P Y I. 6' N ' x .K 5 i x -- Q ' V - D 2 f 1 E bk' t ', - - . ji, , ,. P Iss V 1 fl ! . .. gm . ' 'N' 5 ai! I -iv 4 ,A 1 Y ,511 . ' , ' s - 45 - s - V 4? 4 ':1- . ,Y 5-E ' 'Q ,nf er N xtf. ,g.,,,. 3 I z 7.5 ' I ' 4' . , all sl. 1 ,U J' -ii Sf Q. I I , 2 -1 '1 i BOYS' TENNIS Top row: R. Hutchinson, M. Fogarty - co-capt., E. Freeburg. Mr. Randall Looke - coach. N. Cosak, S. Rich, P. Barboza, C. Brackett. G. Southard: Bottom row: M. Piccardi, G. Sbraccia, W. Hearn, C. Dahlen. R. Burke - co-capt. 5.4 had GIRLS' SOFTBALL Top row: L. Neubauer - manager. C. Murphy - manager, Miss Shea - coach, P. Chandler. R. Blackford, C. Pratt. G. Saunders, D. Canty - co-capt: Bottom row: K. Brodie, T. Hart, R. Powers, P. Herrick, K. McCallum. E. Greely - co-capt. G. McCallum. GOLF Top row: R. Cheetam. D. Wilcox. D. Brown, B. Cline, P. Carrigan, D. Hilliard, B. Wilcox: Bottom row: P. Ayers, D. Bartlette, N. Emerson. P. Ayers, R. Kendrew - Capt, D. Carrity. like GIRLS' TENNIS Top row: B. Kellar, I. Delano. M. Connelly. K. Burke - co-capt.. H. Pierce - co-Capt. L. Tenney. I. Mitchell. lane Toolin - coach. T. O'Neil - manager: Bottom row: K. Guild, B. Sangster. S. Hansen. K. Hopkins. E. Case. K. Repert. A. Pape. I-l 'life - ' -. , 'S' .ix l f't'l ':' ' lvl a W '. V'- BASEBALL Top row: A. Colvin. S. Case. I. Bailey. S. Lewis, I. Whalen - co-capt.. P. Orichio - co-capt. S. Andrews. T. Barklay. David Murphy - Coach: Bottom row: C. Kretchamar - manager. C. Patch - statistician, I. McGill. T. Desmaris. S. Wyman. BOYS' TRACK Top row: R. Wesley. William Barges - coach. D. Greeley, C. Noon. B. Pitts. W. Buechler. M. Earle. P. Carroll. R. Aldrich. D. Mugford. M. Lovejoy. B. Desmond. D. Dondero. A. Bolster. R. Clark - coach: Bottom row: T. Blackmore. D. Daike. D. Anacone. B. Wilson. C. Roberts. R. Hoel. G. Mitchell. 8 . . it ll k Il r ft' 5 QL ,P J' ,Ay-7 . , ' L , 'S TRACK CIRLS' TENNIS Winning eleven out of twelve matches, the Cirls Tennis Team was defending their South Shore League Championship for the second season. The team effort and spirit. lead by Co-Captains Holly Pierce and Kathy Burke, produced great enthusiasm. were able to keep the They team together and bring them up in times of depression. An important factor in their winjning streak was the excellent health condition. which enabled them to outlast the other teams they played. This was due to running stairlaps and ten minute runs around the track. The girls did this with reluctance but found it helped in the long run! Despite weather frequently cold and rainy, the girls did show great endurance. Many of the matches were played in drizzle or threatening clouds. Are- you kidding me? Last years track team, under the illustrious coaching of Reggie Clark. was a gas! l mean like. wow! You couldn't get classier! Of course, the juniors. tthis years seniorsl. were the efective stimulus of all this. We had guys like long- legged Pitts on the high jump: Bill Desmond, our 440 man: Marty Earl. jogging the 2-mile: Chris Noon doing all kinds of things - the longjump, the triple jump, the mile. and 880: Willy Buichler. hacking the pole vault: and Richard Aldrich, who walked the 880. Actually Rich, you're all right. Of the sophomores and freshman on the team we have to say something. Some of the prominent ones were: Pat Carroll, our miler: Glen Mitchell. another 2-milerg and Andy Bolster, who shot the shotput, jumped the high jump, and ran the 880. I.ast. but not least. is Coach Clark. He put in lots of work. In fact. he ran every mile with us. even though he couldnt keep up! The season ended with a great victory. and the girls returning are eager to defend their standing for the third year. BOY'S TENNIS Last year the Boys' Tennis Team's record was 8-3. They had a fairly good season, considering that there were a few injuries. Duxbury had an outstanding victory in Cohasset's first loss in several years. ln fact, one of Cohasset's players was so upset that he walked off the court and quit. The team had won the match 3-2. This year's team will consist of Seniors, Scott Rich, Colin Dalhen, Steve Tenny: Iuniors. Bob Hutchinson, Emie Freeberg, Greg Sabracciag Sophomore, Will Hearn: and Freshman, Peter Dewire. r- fs- Q A if 1 SOFTBALL blessing. The spirit of the team, lead by Co-Captains Debbie Canty and Eileen Grealy. brought the Dragons into place with a record of 8- 7. The biggest surprise of the season was freshman pitcher, Gail MaCallum, who had a tremendous season. She was voted the most valuable player by her team mates, and should be a great asset to her team in the coming years. For first time the South Shore League formed a Girls' Softball All-Star Team. Duxbury was represented by two members - third baseman. Kim McCallum and Pitcher, Gail McCallum. With all but two members returning to the team for next year. the girls hope to recapture the South Shore League Championship. GOLF The 1974 D.H.S. golf team, Coached by Bob Hayes and Captained by Senior Rick Kendrew, amassed an undefeated record in league play and finished with an 18-1 overall record. The team's most heralded victory was a 5Vz to 336 win over Tabor Academy, the only team which has given Duxbury difficulty throughout the previous three seasons. In league play Duxbury easily thrashed all rival opponents and won their twelfth straight S.S.L. Title. This placed the team in the state tournament. But the team failed to qualify for the finals. Over the last three years the team has compiled an overall 54-3 record and has gone to the States all three years. This year the Dragons have much more depth than in previous years and should do fairly well in the state toumament. The Dragons will be led by five three-year lettermen: Seniors Brandt Cline, Paul Ayres, Dave Hilliard, Dave Brown. and . Phil Carrigan. Zip.-. '?1?9 ' The 1974 Softball team welcomed a new coach. Miss Patricia Shea. With only two seniors, the team was inexperienced, yet very energetic. One of the most exciting games of the season was played at East Bridgewater. where the teams were forced into extra innings. Although the I Dragons lost. they made a great showing against a league- leading East Bridgewater team. The team combined hard work with the necessary amount of pleasure to create a season filled with victories as well as fun. On one sweltering day in May, Coach Shea consented to a practice on the beach. The punishment for every defensive mistake was a dunking in the ocean, and after the long practice in the hot sun, this was a 7-13-inf is hi-'yi 5: Kn ,y - I ffl' U ' ig D , -liao -. JA A . r. t 1 g Y- 47' .. n ,A A ,V U ff Q sw' gl .' -A ff ' 'L' Q. . Q A yi As . ' Al . I! 2 BASEBALL Duxbury finished the 1974 season with record 7-7. maintaining their record of no losing season since 1967. The team consisted of an exceptional group of juniors and a capable squad of sophomores. The biggest game of the year was the last, against Hull. Having previously beaten Duxbury, the team had an over confident attitude and left the field with a crushing defeat of 12-2. Duxbury's spirit and sportsmanship may be practically attributed to the devotion and skill of Coach Dave Murphy. However, the devotion of the team throughout the season proved to be an important factor in their successes. as when catcher Scott Wyman broke his tooth. but continued to play in the game. The excellent pitching of Arthur Colvin assured the team of a victory at the Hull game. Coach Murphy was also proud of his squad of sophomores, this year's returning juniors, Todd Desmarais, Ieff Bailey, Steve Andrews, and Tim Barclay. in H if .. ,. 'dv -...--A v,v 1 .vp - 8.4, ,-. . f - ' 'Jw . . . ..'. 4 . N -4. ' . . - fn -nil. 'I -M .... w -,-.,,, .1 . 7 . -3 , -,.. ? ..L .h D .A .. - . ,. If ' ns I gl X - - ' , I-l . - I - ' 'Q' vs, -:'- , '30- 'A ., ' ' . famine ' , .. . -. . .. . .-, ,. 1' .- A ,ff J ,..,, r I ,N- s ' '- '-f ' ...L . YP M' ' 'NJCFI -'.','l ' -.r ' - . A -.zr-.. -. -' f-.. ., , A D SOCCER Top row: B. McEvoy, T. Burdick, C. Browne, S. Browne, I. Murphy, P. Thoreau, B. Thomson, I. Beaton, E. Haugh, D. Crealy, P. Charles, M. Landers, Foster Cass - coach: Bottom row: D. Kates, T. Barclay. R. Corniellsen, I. Thompson, B. Pitts, I. Otsuki - Capt., E. Vickers, C. Arnold, T. Whalen, S. O'Neli, S. Andrews. fr .,'. u. FIELD HOCKEY Top row: Deborah Brooks - coach, C. Woods, R. Blackford, P. Chandler, M. Serverinson, B. Marconi: middle row: D. Crealy, I. Delano, L. Hammond, D. Fulmer, S. McCormick, C. Wilson. K. Burke D. Doane: Bottom row: L. Tenney - tri-capt., K. Brodie - tri-capt., L. Neubauer - tri-capt. CROSS COUNTRY Top row: P. Roveto, S. Levec, W. Heam, C. Bloodgood, P. Sinnett, P. Bloodgocn, M Earl - tri-capt., C. Noon - tri-capt., Reiginald Clark coach, R. Aldrich - tri-Capt., bottom row: D Hutchinson, T. Blackmore, I. Walters, E. Chapman, G. Mitchell, A. Angers. SM , ,V I X , . ' 'Q '. is J' 1 .1-i..u , FOOTBALL Top row: I. Bailey, R. O'Connor, P. Carroll, M. Pratt, R. Andrews, C. Brady. D. Greenberg, K. McCullough, M. Doherty, T. Desmarais, D. Shirley, C. McCarthy, B. Lillie, P. Barlow, A. Fletcher, A. Bolster, C. Abbot, I. Richards, Col. Iames Truden - coach, Bottom row: William Pagnano - coach, D Perry, D. Pierce, B. Collins, D. Barlow - co-Capt., S. Haskell - co-capt., W. Dickson, M. Brady, K, McCarthy, Don Delaco - coach. .r4.'k'5l if 'WX '11 '15 '.. SOCCER Duxbury had an exceptional season, moving into position as Eastern Mass. Soccer Champs. Starting the season with one win and four losses, the Dragons came back with determination and 13 consecutive wins. During the regular playing season, Duxbury's rival, Hanover, slipped into the 411 slot in the league standings. Although Hanover was the victor of their first confrontation with Duxbury, in the second they were vanquished. Throughout season, the team had undimishing support of fans. the the the the this time, the name of the notorious Iulio Costellanos Upon entering the Mass. Semifinals, Duxbury beat both Foxboro and Nauset with scores of 2-1. As expected, Hanover moved up with Duxbury to the battle for the championship. By Zl!Flll-I-l ' -', U- was the t0pic of many '.'. ' 'll 'U-ltlr discussions. A record ' - l f 5 f number of spectator buses went to Boston to watch the game. Once again, the Dragons were victorious with a 2-O win for Duxbury's 13th consecutive victory. In the Mass. Champ. final, Duxbury lost to Monument Mountain Reg. High School, but the fans still flocked onto the field, cheering and 1 proud to be Eastern Mass. Champs. It was truly a 1 season coached and played with excellence. l 1 he FOOTBALL The 1974 Varsity Football Team, Coached by Bill Pagnano and Don Dollorca, started the season in a rebuilding trend. But victories over Provincetown and Holbrook seemed to indicate that it would be a victorious year. However, the next six league games met defeat. Morale at practices became low. Nevertheless, the team overcame this low point with the strong leadership of Captains David Barlow and Steve Haskell in the final Thanksgiving victory over Cohassett. Many spectators were frustrated with the performance of the team. Yet, there were some good showings, one of which occured in Middleboro. Duxbury was behind in the score, yet ahead on the field, making this the team's best performance of the year. Contributing to the success of the team were Bruce Lillie and Steven Haskell. both South Shore League All-Stars. The season ended with a final standing of 4-6 in the South Shore League. Duxbury's second best showing in its football history. With only six Seniors leaving and eleven luniors starting the returning season, next year's season looks promising. This year, for the first time there was a lieldhockey Championship for Eastern Mass. Although Duxbury did not qualify to play in the tournament, they did have two members elected to the South Shore League all-star team: Senior Left Half-Back, Karen Brodie and Iunior Left Fullback. Lederle Tenney. Following the tradition of the team, the girls elected a most valuable, player: Senior Half Back Karen Brodie, who will keep the team's mascot-Dragon, Desire until the beginning of next season. CROSS COUNTRY Craig Bloodgood, possibly the most outstanding runner Duxbury Cross Country has ever seen, came to Duxbury this year bringing the promise of victory to the team and a threat to Marty Earl. Bloodgood is truly a great runner, winning all but two races. Due to his tre- mendous success. Tri-Captain Marty Earl remained number two man, running very consistently and continuously, but only breaking his own records. Marty has proved to be a delinite asset to the team's success for the past three years. Late in the sea- son Marty's position was threatened again and again by sophomore Glen Mitchell, a truly dedicated runner. We are all looking forward to Glen's performances in the two mile this spring. Perhaps a running team's best strength lies in its depth. Due to Tri-Captain Richard Aldrich. Chris Noon - both veterans and excellant runners - and also freshman Paul Bloodgood, we were able to count on strong performances behind the lead- ers, who won the places which insured victory when it was in- store. Due to the hard work of Coach Clark and alot of work by the runners, Duxbury man- gaged to finish its most success- ful season with a record of 3-5. FIELD HOCKEY The 1974 field hockey team. unlike last years team. was not a championship team. Although there were many victories throughout the season, they were often not evident in the outcome of the score. After one game. in which the Dragons tied Cohasset, Coach Brooks became so enthusiastic that while literally jumping for joy, she injured her leg, and remained on cruches for the better part of the season. This year's team was young and inexperienced. but under the leadership of Coach Brooks and of Tri- Captains Karen Brodie. Lynda Neubauer. and Lederle Tenney, the younger members acquired the sense of pride and tradition that goes along with being a member of the girls' field hockey team in Duxbury High School. X.. 'E 187 . Hifi V I ,L -ax 1 --....+, H-.... ,V V w-4-1 I ,. ' -- . Y -..- , . ,. .,.,-. Mn- ----f--V.--f.-...- ,ww , 1, ' ,... ' K Y, --... 1 . -..--Q., ' . - S -'-L rv., .- 6, .V H. 'T' . W ' , - .-. l . ' - .- - .4 . . 4 1 Q 4 . . ., , . , Y 4, 1l 4g,j'14 ,- A, X- V Q 4 ' 3 . 2.5 .1 ,N-.,.A J .. Mx F?bL1'Sr,.'If1. 1'SCfJ'fL.3! six- ' .-, z 1 I . .aa Q, '4.:f. 41 2 1 f A-. w- r..- ,,'.9.- I 1 i i W. W I, , 'Ayn 'f- Aj, ,, K .H . ' W-I ,.A . V -. . - 4 , -. 4 . 3:1f4g'1+.,gf 3' -v 'F . 'HA37 -. :gg ,rf ,,-'f .',.f 5 'V1-s , . ,hf 1 N Qi' ff - . -fr 'jf ,z, , 1 is l' --fx - ,jf -Q a..-s !f .- vivo si' .gd-..4 I., .lib A , 5'. 'f - r '1 . .L .0 -q,.. -a5...5 ' L ge f: ui j -'vnu-gs. I , - pal A f ?'bN'Q .' sbt' dvi, ' , mik- '. qv- vu .-.. 'lnS l ' , :gym TURKEY TROT The Bloodgood family had a free and especially tastey turkey on Thanksgiving Day this year. The source of that turkey was junior Craig Bloodgood's victory in Duxbury's First Annual Turkey Trot, a cross country race from the High School to the far end of the Powder Point Bridge and back to the starting point, a distance of four miles. Bloodgood came in first in a field of about 40 runners. The trot was open to anyone with the spirit, or appetite, as the case may have been. It attracted both males and females, Students, Faculty, and townspeople. There were those who had been running daily, and those who stopped working their lawns just long enough to race past some of Duxbury's best late autumn scenery. We look forward to the next running of this event. tit., 5 1 X -xv' 'tjljg' ' A -, I Q 1 F. 'Lf' 'fi' ' It ' .1 xx N - ,gf T T , . , X' b if '-34 ., 3-... '-- if - 3 Fix K r ' l-- -. l' - f f ,1N,x1Jp3g, X I 'I , X its-Z ,nr , . ft fi-- . ' Qt t l fix 1 MY l i f U s . A g,, ,, , is-1-V 9 4 I t gif? I. 3 1- . . '- K it x yt' I. ,Ie-iv . - Ii -,.I V V:-51 1 ,Z V. . - i 4, I 'I' A V -v I ,,,.' ' 'Zi 3 , ul -, a rf, 'tmftlttl i'?wfll'h- 4 1 it it x -at, - 'Blakey gifs p c -cf -' ........--A 1 -.,--if-9 H f, ,li .f', 1 1 ,...,. A. If ,X x..i +L - f 1 ?4 .2 A ,af .-'- ' af' 1 , T' ug , ' . -V -Ada . :N-fy, ' P N 'ff'+ . if I- Q Y , 11 . Q -' Lf- fir L, 'UIIWJ A x , - , 4 - 9 - me , .-.Q 2- ' l. Trish Hart, Mary Ellen Mueller, Debbie Anderson, Kim MaCCallum, Lisa Sonntag, Kelly Byrne, Carmel Shields .y an 1 4 -vw P -I , ,.,'vt L . uuqfjfp Lur'- - I I . 1 d 1 1 fm fx' V' .smnw ' .lg 0 ' ? Y l , . , l 5 P 1 fl 'i E 7 Y Soccer, Eastern Massachusetts Champions During the eight exhilirating days of November as the soccer team was winning the school's first Eastern Massachusetts Championship, D.H.S. more excited and enthusiastic: than it has been for many years. Following ten straight league wins qualifying Duxbury for the league tournament, the Dragons defeated Foxboro in the first tourney game 2-1 on Ed Vicker's goal in the last six minutes of the SAQQ' -.5 i game. At Boston University Field, the '-ff V?f'UF'2 I Dragons then faced Nauset, with a good crowd from Duxbury on hand. The game was decided on penalty kicks with Duxbury prevailing 2-1 with scores by 1 i lohn Thompson and Steve Andrews. Once again, Sophomore Bill Thompson g was outstanding in the goal. K x The following Wednesday, in front of a crowd of 4,0tIJ people, Duxbury scored two first period goals, by George Arnold and Ed Wickers, to defeat rival Hanover 2-0 and to gain the championship. As the game ended, hundreds of jubilant fans poured from the stands as co-captains Ed Vickers, Iohn Otsuki and Don Anderson with coach Foster Cass received the Eastern Massachusetts Championship Plaque from the toumament director. ln Ianuary, the town honored the 25 boys of the soccer team with jackets and a banquet for their accomplishments of the season, Mr. George Teravanien and Mr. Ierome Dewing organized the affair which featured a speech by Mr. Cass about the players, and also, the awarding of the jackets. ' 'L f' iii'-tif'-I flxwmh ' c tl .2545 -I t l I' I 'l25 err P Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 'llli Qdiglw r Q A 'f, 1 5 55: i Ni. L- Ni 1' , qv I l X QSM I l A 5. Q 3 fb Mya: lf? ..,3El ' 9 0 l' i ' Ni s 0 4 ' :iq , Varsity lce Hockey Team Varsity Wrestling Team ,lv A ' ' ' 1 4 ' I . N110 if - st H0 ei B0 ' 'P 1 .9 S '84 is Q51 BQ X' I QS? B043 -f Q1 B019 'll Q E I f si 804' I XX B l Q V Q Sian M BQ get mg, R, Srgi -uf 9 Boys Varsity Basketball Team 4-. 1 Q O .J Girl's Gymnastic Te am Girls' Varsity Basketball Although the record of this year's Girls' Varsity Basketball team was not as outstanding as it should have been. the spirit and enthusiasm of the girls inspired them to progress even through the agony of defeat. Seniors on this year's team were oo-captains Karen McCarthur and Kathy Burke. Maura Connolly, and Cathy McCall: Iuniors Karen Roberts, Iudy Mitchell, and Robin Blackford: Sophomores Donna Doane. Susan Shaeffer. Gail Sanders and Gail MacCallum. The Managers were Melinda Severson and Cathy Greely, There were no designated starters on this year's team due to the over-abundance of skill which the team displayed. The girls shared many experiences throughout the season which brought them close together. One most outstanding game was with East Bridgewater in which all of the players had a fantastic game. The clock ticked away with only minutes left and the scoreboard read 38-40, Duxbury was in the lead East Bridgewater could not break our tremendous ckefense. Our bigest rival was Hanover whom we held to two points in the end of the first quarter. Prospects for next year's team look promising. R14 31 is m.........4ann1 Boys' Varsity Basketball The 1974-1975 Boy's Varsity Basketball team endured an- other discouraging season. Even though their record didn't show it, the team was into every game and lost a good amount of them only in the closing seconds. Duxbury finish- ed in the middle of the South Shore League standings, which is quite an improvement over last year. The team had many opportunities to beat the top teams, such as a strong lead over league-leading Abington, but once again lost in the end. It is unfortunate that next year's team will lose some of their valuable talents in co-captains Ed Vickers and Phil Carignan, along with Matt Brady, Arthur Colvin. and Ioe McCarthy. Next year's season looks promising with the return of Steve Case, Chip Heckman, Pat Carroll, Scott Brown, Bill Wilcox, and a solid I.V. team. Vi' x3 lp' f ' Q S t Yvfv Fawn 4 1 '-Z4 g - ' .wii .f .asm-Y it . . ' 1 34 52 - I - 'w r t . , Q - 1.. W 'Z ,give - I-if'?ff5 Q .,'L1v-'iff 227' ' 3 ,.t, ,aug .,..., .W wr ' i X .fruit t . 0 ,1 - ,. ' T14 vA1v-QQ - .-,-!,,f,,j W - -dinufmewr st-., .wh-,H ,hr ' 'U-:JK ev -v . . ' W65'b'WW:.'e1 aff' ' -in X N we . X .pix 4 ..,,.., ,- 1-A s f f'lC1nI4nv A -1... 5 . , M- nj at , ,.- ,I W I' 5 1 ' Q . gg. Q 2 X Ji 5 - - 'c ,- l A lata ,pw-sg .. L.....- - - 4 . ses- . 1 '. ,..,..- ,, ,..-,.......--- . ....-.- ....-.. . QL' I ,- . 2 it , c 5 Q ' '- : -5 ' Jil A T Fil' ff' A 41: ne- ' I rl' 'C 'f l f 1' 6 -'lr Gymnastics Duxbury saw its First season of girls gymnastics this year. The girls worked live days a week from November to Febru- ary and improved steadily throughout the season. Though they were victorious at only one meet. they tried hard. built up valuable experience. and kept their spirits high. Under the direction of coach Penny Patenaude. and along with the efforts of Mr. Teravanien. morale booster Mrs. T- fwho supplied us with strength-building oranges during those tough meetsl and all the girls - Olga Korbut. watch out! - i il-me -ft-'J Z' - x Y iq. N 1 ll' xx 1 L SIN' tx i it ' A c 0 t xx wRUOif xlq L-hs. ,,.,.- -.- Boys' Varsity Ice Hockey Led by six seniors, this year's ice hockey team has proved to be one of the top contenders of the South Shore League. The seniors contributed co-captains Iohn Otsuki, Steve Tenney. and David Kennison. Seniors forwards Doug Bartlett. Larry Maddock, and Peter Shepard also helped in leading the team. The team had lost only two seniors from last year's team. and thus played a successful season. A A x. ml, 5 4 .1 76' xte 5-:Sf v r- T..1s 'rear D:x:.:'. 5 '. .,. RU- N vv fY:...f',g, -rrestlgrg tea: had ,M - ...N D 9 Me. :e:.c:S .it 1:5 -1 ' Q its ?:5icrj.' Chi .N.-.a: Bzzes nit Il to the no., :Q :--fEE,E1'f11 fq'Qll'iL.'12 tis scrafch. Fc: '.'ea:s EEC the '.-:resilxz fa: of 3-10 inc :as had a '.-.'1::11g reczri SLXC Ieazue 'Pffff was O 7 1 C0-cazfaxs ICI Thi vcr: 'Lv' '-'va Ribble Ferglszz. The :tg ' ' ' 5 ' '.-:ere 81.9 Ilmkfl Bute Pits Kev: Barclay A: '2-'serziertt was the Sctga the St EXC11'-' 39-17 .E 96.22 5 33:22 T1 , 1 v -. .-F-. .,.,..,, .. .., .:.:. .-::1. .1..,...E. : er E211-il : cz-rc' -Q: 'T' -4.- 5 J xf S Qzv .f' in iw fa if ffH ? ! . v', f,, J! .I 4.2 'f . I XX ,Z . F -. ' H YJ' 2 Y V vii-, 6' .54 H 91 L fab U ff - . at 4 -' 4814, , -, , 3. AJ ..V:u- A Year Athletuzs 'lx 1--.- ii- .1 l x -'za wks! ,A hi.-. s ng-- Bi O 1.- 1 'FW 'w. -H AIWQ. a , Riu. rr 1- Sl' H-g,,.5, e Penny Patenaude - Gymnastics David Murphy - Baseball S lime T00lin - Gifl'S Basketball Deborah Brooks - Field Hockey Randall Look - Boy's Tennis Patricia Shea - Girl's Softball Foster Cass - Soccer lane Toolin - Girl's Tennis Reginald Clark - Boy's Track. Cross Country Foster Cass - Boy's Basketball William Pagnano - Football David Murphy - Ice Hockey William Barges - Wrestling Donald Delaco - Football I I P Band I ' The D.H.S. band has greatly helped our teams and did a good job of warming up the fans in the A stands. They have worked very hard at instituting new kinds of music and different steps into their marching performance. Led by Arthur Iohnson, they have improved significantly this year, and are a great asset to the school's spirit. i ,arf 1' U K I ul' + 4 K P A-'li K. -+1 ' .. ,IT-TR? I . . ' l , . ' ,4 - Y - .Y . -. . . . 4213- :-.. -1- 4. . '-4 -1 4si . m' -,...- -. V wq .mf , :V - f -'-., . 1 - 5 .. Majorettes This year, the Duxbury Majorettes were led by head majorette Debbie Caleski and her alternate Norma Turrell. The other girls were Gretchen Shomberg, Karen Williams, Michelle Donheny, Eileen Dosher, and Cheryl Conroy. These girls participated at all the football games, the Homecoming parade, and in competitive performances. They led the band with twirling flags and batons. The hard work and practice put in by these girls has helped our teams toward winning. 1 1 nf - fx, JW How long has it been since the present seemed like forever? Why, we must all have been just children, innocent children not realizing that the future, myth of man's mind, was nothing more than a rearrangement of the past. And the past was nothing more than a dilating plague: History. 138 NATIONAL SAILORS HOME, DUXBURY. 1 Yr - A lb a' Af? tlvl 2 in A If :,,gi ',?!vi 'A -11-'J ',Q ', .M J M15 177' Q 4 QQ -'- ' n . M IF IF I I ! . - Ag,-a, 4.,.-...n-o.a- . ..-...vm , .7 - - 3- ff-f' 'P - n A., E ., Il 4 HUSETTS 3066 Oi .........-. nan- -if .' ll ll Illl WNXX X 1' 3 lnllnl I-I Q! lf! ,M wc fgdglzts I ,K wg T3 V335 'a .fi 5 q -us. i 7 J 0 33? Q?f' , ! Mb! .1 X 'V I lg gg vv' f . ab l l . E 352 i 1 q. iam Yes. it is you. History. who devours the little specks of present. Producing more History. more evil doers. time ea- ters? When will it all end? The present seems only an illusion And the future is without a friend. , ,- 'ft' The Main Street, Duxbury, Mass. c iz' A.--Kff:-..1-A+ 1-' . 's ty- 1 yi , K'55 1jfgs Qgg.-S., I , W ' T- 's'fZ'JrfM ,s -ff ,QW - li Q K 154 . O J . ke --4, N by 3 2 15' ' V. :ff-Ah I , ' ' 4 , fr-s ,, ,fi il e f ' 'lfl '91 1 e U t Aj Y' ,nfs gnu. if ug xklgg- i -Q X A ,jj -. 5 if 14'W'1?f,f' 'Q' 112. J , ' vp ., . U - '.lQ . ,- Nn.--sa ,. Mi' v '14 l . ' . c - .., . e ,L M ew- .- F .wr 4, .. lgjf ,. fvfura -hx. 1 '-' ' rp- A- --:lin I fir-'wJ-v-,lf..,,-5 . , . 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