English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Best Wishes to the Seniors From the History Department Mr. W aller O ' Brien Mr. Peter Golden Mr. Louis Laggerio Ms. C arol Pas num Ms. Patricia Courtne Mr. Jack Creedon Ms. Joyce Bertini Mr. Paul Nevins Mr. Thomas Healv Mr. Herbert Kapins CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Guidance Department United States ( Marine Corps Since 1775 We ' re looking for a feu good men -to choose their oira directions. The English High School — In recognition of the excellent growth of student arts program and community art education programs developed alL result of the mutually beneficial interrelationship established between the arts education faculty of the English High SchdM and the Massachusetts College of Art. The Governor cites this as an example of the rich resources available through partnerships with higher educational institutions. Witness my hand and the seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, This day of May in the Year of o Lord Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Eight

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PATRONS The Wood Family The Jeremiah Family Mrs. Precolias Burwell Georgetown Management Co. of Hyde Park David E. Johnson of Bromley-Heath Community Center Rodney Courtney Ms. Wealtha Kelly The Morton Family Mildred Gee Mr. Charles Janey III Rhuvette Johnson Ms. Tibets Emma Jordan Mr. Vanschyndel Irene Kelly Almarita Hagan Sons (Dannis and Chrislavon) Jennie Magnani Thomas Gomperts Nancy Farrell Mary Bowden Ann Scalia BUSINESS PATRONS Dabar ' s Cleaners Church ' s Chicken Longwood Pharmacy Kenco Optic Walworth Pharmacy Brown Sales Co. Royce Speciality Shops. Inc. Hyde Park Sporting Goods, Inc. Charles the Florist Congratulations to the Class of 78 Madison Park Yearbook Staff Congratulations to Our Daughter, Valeria Best Wishes Sylvia Painting Co. 10 Fairway Street Mattapan, Ma. 02126

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CLASS WILL We the Class of 1978, being almost of sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following tokens to the remaining faculty and friends we leave behind us. In addition to the pain, joy and otherwise ridiculous antics our menagerie has contributed to English High School. We believe it is only fair to recognize individuals that have in some way, shape or form earned the recognition and or embarassement that you will see tonight. To Mr. Nevins we leave a permanent seat in Congress. To Mr. Foley we leave directions to English High School. To Miss Williams we leave a lecture and a pair of leotards. To Mr. King we leave a finger or rubber hose, whichever is appropriate To Mr. McMurray we leave a carton of Marlboros. To Mr. Pearson we leave a better football team. To Mr. Schnabel we leave a muppet. To Mrs. Aborn we leave a one year ' s tuition to Barbizon. To Mr. McCarthy we leave a flock of angels. To Mr. Dotoli we leave a one-way ticket to the land of Gremlins. To Michael Young we leave a tape recorder with a constantly repeating recording of get to class. To the cafeteria staff we leave a recipe book. To Mr. Stewart we leave some baseball caps. To Ms. Toffee we leave absolutely nothing. To Mr. Welch we leave a trial in court. To Ms. Cousens we leave all the boys in Bermuda. To Mr. Yocco we leave the record Lady Marmalade by La Belle. To Mr. Weeks we leave a bottle of lotion and a golden piano. To Mrs. Snyder we leave some sugar. To Mr. O ' Brien we leave (yawn). To Ms. Bellamy we leave the motto: I am strong, I am invincible. I am Ms Bellamv jT lr gMK B 1 TlrHim M To Mr. Dunn we leave one box of No-Doz. To Mr. Buckley we leave a gold-plated flexible campus card. To Mary Bowden we leave some early dismissals. To Bob Drapeau we leave our thanks for nothing. To the Boston Fire Department we leave a real fire. To Ms. Blood we leave some nurse ' s passes. To Ms. Wong we leave a Binaca blast. To Mr. Lane we leave 5 days. To Henry Jones we leave all the girls in English High and some clothes To the Bishop we leave Mrs. Newsome and a summer coat. To Mr. Sousa we leave a centerfold of Ms. Epstein. To Ms. Traugott we leave the memory of the Class of To Mr. Veneziano we leave a key to his classroom. To Mr. Parker we leave a schedule, watch and a map. To Ms. Ray we leave a spool of thread. To Mr. Sonego we leave a room full of pretty girls. To Ms. Horenian we leave a fashion trip to Paris. To Ms. Isreal we leave a membership to the chess club. To Ms. Kolderup we leave a directory of English High. To Mr. Lion we leave a cage in the Franklin Park Zoo. To Mr. Liggerio we leave one hundred passes To Mr. Ron Murphy we leave a permanent parking space in the garage. To Ms. Bradt we leave rules for every sport. We leave Ms. Berti ni on the cover of Cosmopoiita To Ms. Courtney we leave a shopping spree at Saks Fifth Avenue. To Mr. Diodato we leave platform shoes. To Mr. Kehrmeyer we leave a disco trimmer. To the seniors who do not graduate we leave five extra points. To Mr. Peterkin we leave the memory of his first and last class in English High. We leave Peanut some silk socks. 1978. To the Theatre Arts Dept. we leave hopes of a new class. To Mr. Striar we leave earphones. To the Football Team we leave better luck next year and the year after and the year after that . . . To Mr. Vojtech we leave a M A S H potatoe. To Ms. Ward we leave some weights. To Ms. Mawn we leave a key to the cage. To Mr. Staripoli we leave a hampster with life insurance. To Mr. Stern we leave Majida ' s mouth. To Ms. Wong we leave a private janitor. To Mr. Clemons we leave a brag book. To Leslie Hurley we leave some talc. To Mrs. Tibbetts we leave a weight watcher ' s diet. We leave no subs for Mr. Murphy. To Ms. Needle we leave a basketball hoop. To Mrs. Harrell we leave our thanks. To Ms. O ' Brien we leave a disco typewriter. To Mr. Saunders we leave his own restaurant called Gus ' diner. To Mr. Reutter we leave a tape recorder. To Mr. Powers we leave a new pair of corduroys. To Mr. Passaretti we leave a blow dryer, a new suit, and a bed at Beth Israel Hospital. To Ms. Oldfield we leave a picture. To Mr. DeRoeve we leave a gold bullhorn for all the bull. To Mr. Grogan we leave a hippy ' s hat. To Mr. Fielding we leave. To Mr. Beichel we leave a golden key to the girls ' bathroom. To Ms. Bowker we leave a lump of clay. To Mr. Kopins we leave a new yellow sweater. To Mr. Duffy we leave a fight with Muhammed AH. To Mrs. Farretl we leave Steve McQueen. To Ms. Colarossi we leave 1000 logarithms. To Mr. Burley we leave a life-size picture of Kenny Bradford and a chapter of his autobiography. To Mr . Connelly we leave a locker with a combination that works. To Ms. Hunt-Glover we leave a cheer . . . To Mr. Berman we leave a muzzle. To Mr. Barker we leave ten tons of our handouts to be recycled. To Ms. Bynum we leave one ice pack and a case of Tylenol for the troubles of the Class of 1978. To Mr. Digirolomo we leave a day with no one being tardy. To Mr. Donovan we leave 1001 new jokes. To Ms. Fahey we leave one male chauvanist pig. To Mr. Fennessey we leave a couch in the library next to Mr. Connelly ' s. To Mr. Fisher we leave a book of his family ' s roots. To Mr. Garber we leave a one-way ticket to Spain. To Ms. Gilligan we leave a penthouse in the John Hancock Tower. To Mr. Green we leave a calculator with a lifetime battery. To Miss Holland we leave one wooden shoe and a bunch of tulips. To Mr. Keaney we leave a lab assistant named Egor. To Mr. McDermott we leave a loaf of honey bread and Amazing Grace. To Mr. McShane we leave all the points you ' ve taken away and you know what you can do with them. To Ms. Midgley we leave a newborn baby. I