Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

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I H+- M ' 9.--.. 4 X v Af I ','- ,sig 5 -1' '.1- . . my -- f, . , , .4. 2-N' H- what brave fools are we that sight this endless path with victors' smiles, as those brave souls before us passed and those of future times will find - this path of We so crueL so kind this road is long - 1 shall not falter! ! ! and yet for all our talk of glory, flaming wisdom, gleaming eyes, lurks but a touch of healthy fear y this road is long - oh, shall I falter? hoards before have passed this way, sometimes despair -- are we dwerent than they? how can we prove ourselves g when it's all been done before? But it hasn't not by us - not by -tg to add our touch - make it special - make it sparkle catch a tiger by the toe we're scared brave fools at best -- we shall not falter! Cinay Bell ,,- f !'d1.iU.517' '.1 '.gjNL1- ,d f X- Archon 1974 4 ,- as in' . . Editor-in-Chief' Business ana' Advertisin g: Lori Gallagher Debbie Lowe Assistant Editors: Seniors: Dave Jacobson Kathy Matthews Harriet Sanclemente Nancy Stevens Features and A ctivities: A rt: Lisa Costa Valerie Pugatch Reflections: L, Biography ana' Verse Denise Fournier Helene Kopans Paul Rovinelli Ebfse Levin Faculgf: Photography: Cinay Falconer Nancy Patelis Sports: Carol McKenna ana' Millie Yee ,f3C', '. W ' .R if H,f I ,Q,Y M 4iw.,, A 1 ., W V ,L M' 1 z7Q V 7 A V, if J, . f? Y Z z J, -mxfxk V . X .wwlxxswzx 'K fn, 5 ? 7'f 13 WV 4 ,,,- - 1 ,513 .g , ff fx.. 4 K ' 9i.' .1 ' , 16 ' , ' 4 fs' Ayn 4 q- unw, ' WMWIM fum . H7577 :Vw .wiff ? U15 ww? ' 7 ' 5 6 ?Z3e 5 ?W 2317 11 1 , , I 1 I ij M v 72' .l H Dear Mr. Ernst, Four years ago we both entered North High, each of us not knowing what the next four years would bring. Through your guidance, we have aajusted and developed from confused and naive Freshmen to con jident and mature graduates. You have always taken into consideration our ideas and have acted in ,our best interests. You have never hesitated to give us the responsibility necessary to make the innovations that have taken place at North High successful. What we owe to you can never be repaid With a deep sense of gratitude, we, the class of 1974, dedicate our Archon to you. Archon Dedication: Lewis J. Ernst 1 We know what we are b,, Z ii l -1 1 1 '10 lv ,- 4 ago 141 Sz--22' :Ji Q. - F X' an 8 X tl' f 1 'f 1 Q.. vfr -, 'J' Q, X 4 XM Q ax ti? ,, -' '- ' ,.1 :..,A 9' f ae.-4.2 fi-1 K .. .. 1 - .,., . we ,Qs .bg -Y., . .M :-. I V yw QA 99 .I rx 11 N IA ' ' f 'Q in -'Wi 5 5 is K X 6 Vi' Zi. If iesih . X ,V I fw Eff: R X I if u I . A V4 , ,S Z 1? 4 Q , A 25? wif! i A :rf e' 7 ' Y 52 Qi an I 1 '1 ,:,: 'sri' - .J-ff 47 Q A s ,Sk s,'S 1. 1. X V fm: lily,-A Wfwk ,ff . 4, R' f v nu. nj, We - x. X xx 1 ' 9,5 ' f 3 dig ' 5 1, f V XY x -4nnq,.,. 4' 'T 3 li who 1 1 .V 12?- , af h Q5 1 L 'A a 1? ' ' A W ' 7 lx P5 s 12? 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L x ' 'JS ' w, er 1.11 1, 1 I '- In ' I ivy. ,. . f I 'Pe 1 Q if gf, Z F KWVL-U 3, X371 .A X' N I l QJ5' 5 , g, 3K1 ' 9 JA' K -1'7 ,-nl M kv ix t IFA 1' W e 4' 9 fEQ525y 54:1 iff' ' I ' 'WS 9 ..nI4 lfi fvj 2 -xjr, ki -uw- ......., M-,.4-1 -,wif ..--- ww' ..f f ,,f'f w- if ff' 1 -1-at Lv' C' A aw ff 4? 11 2- z Lf-is-1 , ' Q A lf L sw 'PW 2 sf ', 5 Q F' I H 9 W , 'fr .Q F 'j.,.f1f , N, f fa Q ,gi 1' 1' alfa -P 19 ?Q M if ZH I I4 but know t we may be 21' 0 3 O C FU U7 F11 5 IPClgGD-3 U '10 CQQD' H O W H'U'4 Ol--'D- oCDCD I O 0 0 m SQQEHW S - ww: Dv g Oo 0 Sl B ' F' H- C+ i-UVB rn I7 LD '13 U1 Q n Z 1. 5 .E 3 0 U QUT-CKAJTXJ Z .Q M c: .4 :S ,UT 'FU I 'fi O xnxx NP T-E 0 'H r' rv- E :IL L w w C O O Z TNJIXJIXJINJTXJIXJ Q S' oooooo U1 QQ Z UXXIIUTUNUIO F11 I 3 oooooo zz NJ as ' P 4 Fw JN 2 rw FAC ULT-4 ,N Princqnafs q ! il f Message The Class of 1974 has many reasons to be proud of its signwcant accomplishments. Under near impossible conditions caused by split sessions and over-crowding, this class has compiled a record in academics, sports, and co-curricular activities unsurpassed in the history of this school. In addition, your efforts on behaU of the Community Action program have exemplmed your unsewsh attitude towards North High School and the community. I am sure that your willingness to confront cheerfulbf and overcome obstacles foretells a future which will be replete with continued successes. Please accept my sincere congratulations and best wishes as you face the many challenges ahead. t Z f if Administration Mr. Kropp 'X .X . -. - ' i .-,,,-v' Mr. Gallagher i ,.:i1tgf1i5iii: 1... ' A 1,414 i iii f J 4- . I Y ,. -,,.,,,,,. Qi V, , ' ,, r ,-V .4 oL91fU5v 1 Q N! in Q f Mr. Edmond Mr. Hart Miss Hoenpoa Secretaries Mrs. Arnoh Mrs. Amehi Mrs. Lauginiger Miss Edmond Mrs. Sexton Mrs. Bard l V , Miss Hill uidance Miss McNally 1- Mr. DeCoste Mr. Donohue 5941 Miss Kosky QSM in rp. if Mr. King Mr. Pike Mr. Reedy Mrs. Manning Sec. Mrs. McGarrahan Sec M edical Mrs Donlan VJCTV V 'Q'T mm M r. J o I i 8 Mr. Grayden Crisis Counselor r s. P i I I i e ia J Mr. Modest Mefco Director Mrs. Ford Librarian Driver Eaf Miss Lourenco Occupational Training P , A 4 M' 1' PL Mr. McCarfhy ' ?4,,w.i W5 Mr. Dada r. C o r d a n M Work S may XA ,HX ,, I if I Mr. Sousa Compuier Director L M r. M c G i I I i v r a Y P 52 . 543 . . P A I f x , A nf a Mr. Summers, Athletic Director wgwfis fff Miss Bingham Mr. Caputo hysical Education . .... J Mr. Insalaco Miss Jezukawicz Mr. Kavanagh Mrs. Lufkin Mrs. Mathieson A 1 Mr. Martino M r. M a i o I o A F 65 ?' ' ' , , 5-M4 ' A xl- 44555 1 ' M is J ' 3? 2 . 1 ' ! Mr. Feindel Industrial Arts Mr. Luporelli, Supervisor 'HMV' gi., M.f M r. H a .Z X Y 8 f .1 3, gf Q. 4, xi .,. .6 r Y. I Y . , .xx ' lp.r9 5. e . 1 X fe . V Al Mrs. Driscoll Mrs. Elliofl Mrs. Fitzgerald Mrs. Gallagher Mrs. Kempler Home Economics Mrs. Welling Buszness Mr. Dell'Olio Miss Kirby Dept. Head Mr. George Miss Lonergon Mrs. Myrick Mrs. Spiha Mr. Tivan , 3 l wx -Q. I x -N. ' x -4. N Mr. Antonioli Mr. Conlin 2 'i 55 3 fi W 5 2 ,. Mr. DiDomenico Mathematics Mr. Fargo 1 . f 2. fi' ki, 1 , 'XV f.,,, ' ' 1 V A , -ru. ' , Q -' it ,.'..1,.,.. .-x Mrs. Derro Mr. Gowey 'I 'n ,a :.n2h I nf' .'.Q.9 B . x .p.Q.?, - 1-zgt? 2- n .g.,. 1 z.'Ep H' - an n H25 DRILL fffpl , FF 57115: rug, C Mrs. Fagan Mr. Hannigan I I ., Mr. Falco All ...1 Mr. Lutender Mr. Martino 1' 3 1 A Mr. Merrill 1 L v .f ff f XL l C' ,-- 2.1 LP' ' , 1 - l. w V ' A I I . .4 Wu 1 .4 . Mr. St. Andre, Dept. Head ,R -vm , . 'HM .. , er ' ' I , 2 ,Q ' 1 l 1 Mrs. Monaghan Mrs. Roche '9- Mr. O'Donnell Mr. Roos Mrs. Quigley Mr. Welcome Science Mr. McDermoh Dept. Head e Mr. Hcnke Mr. Connor 9 QD HI Mr. Beriucci Mrs. Gorfein Mr. Stepanian Miss Domey if if 13? ',s- ', wi M547 Miss Raine Mr. Rice 'll Mr. Buell V ff, V I gf -.4 I Mr. DiProfio Mr. Duane I Mr. Gendreau Mr. Platt Mr. Brennan 'maui-3, Mr. Duddy Ms. Terrio Mr Morse k Mr. Matirick Mrs. Hayes Social Studies Mr. O'Brien Mr. Coppola Mr. Bayes Dept. Head --I Mr. Dussault Mr. Levy Mrs. Seymour Mr. Beard Mr. Dunne Mr. Wade Mr. Creedon Sf' Ee ri J 1 Ca. Il 4' ,l W Mr. Dargon Mr. Sudmyer Mrs. Poulin Mr. McGilIivroy C1 Mrs. Brown Mr. 1-wwMmnun44pqg- Hayes, Dept. Head Mrs. Jolie Mrs. Foherty Language 15- Z Mrs. Levin 434 Mrs. Flury Mr. Morcoux A I1 1 Mrs. Foley A+: MQ f4k.::f-via.. Mr. Melpignano Mrs. Murry Miss Pocella Mrs. Rugo Mr. Solvi ff K Miss Stapleton Mr. Vogel 4 f?l. M Mr Nollmon s Whahaker Mlss Edelstem Mr. Forher Nag- QI' 34 i cC 's Mr. Minicucci Mrs. McDermott Miss Crowley Mrs. Grain we ' I li I 1 .',,w,g,,. 1 .M 36' 'RMC Miss O'Hara Q, 'Q g 'r ' L Mr. Schlickman x . L Mr. Donovan 4? Mr. Hayden rs. Giannakakis fl In 'Q Mrs. Goyehe Miss Oliva f x F Mr. Savage -4 J Miss Conway ' ffm -,-- , 5' A - 2' f p, e '- s'-Wgygy-1-,'.y1 , 5.A ,:+- .2-I ,Ito t Qliifiiiri 'jy2g5:gf:4tQ X s ,Q V- s. X 4 'V i fs ' , f, Qi. i'ffi:7if 'Hv' 'g'f'92.1'l4:'k F , s:::fg1',L,,,W f1:jx.,1-' -- 5. ,igyfml A y Mr. Borgia ,tgr E of S E. Art ' W -4-... Mr. Moselli i Mrs. LoFoIIeffe Mr. Childs Mrs. Gumm, Sec. x K . , ', xx . - ry- I it V , x 4 1, .x 'J'ff'ws1iZ, ,UXKX 1 Mr. White I-,.,.,,-:. wav Mr. Chen Miss Connors 1-' ...,':f5? .' 'WH -.. , 'Y' L vvf' V ' W. alfa? xv?-SQ... 0' c . !x E-.Si-gzfzlalr f-,f 49..- , .Ax .iw '-V, 5 ,ggfgaq N. fm .Q .vmgilug --4 X 5,-Vg., . ,,3a.--+--,gif 4 1 -1. Y v QM, ' f X ,QS-' '42, Q. 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'ff ' all .- 31' 1911 .. -373: 5,.,.xg! Eve' r. .,4' .gl gi.: A . is -in - , gg.. . , I lx... i 'I fl , .si-' -Q n,-, Q . '.,-5 'J as. ff tcfeigiojg .1 4fq?5,f5 '.r'.:'L 3-xx L onyx .dffc Call it the Wind I find an opening through the leaves, something to hang on to, and I climb until I reach a branch that will not break. I rest here, leaning my head on its wet bark, thinking, holding: feeling the sunrays sift through the leaves. Soon the wind comes, iust enough to feel, enough to call it a wind. After many years I find I am still here, holding on to, believing in the branch, Letting my thoughts come, I gradually reason it out, what is the principle of this tree: that the branch leads to the trunk, the trunk to the roots, and before I know it I am believing in what a seed in the ground can do. I find I am glad that I am on a branch that won't break, . and I climb up higher in the tree only when I feel that there are more branches that will not break. I know there are. Roy Cosseboom. 1974 Archon Queen Sharon Penn Debby Riley ' ' Chris Denorscia and Princesses Maureen Lynch Donna Mancuso Sue Wood 1----L 4 'v I This yearis' Queen Selected by Students of David Prougf Regional H i gh, Spencer, Mass. No One Is As. as F erdi Taygan as S teve C heckoway as Dave Jacobson IN TELLE C TUA L as Sue S hellenberger 'f M W as Cindy Bell as Karyn Anthony ' 1 n ,o J as Dave Ford as A ndy Mandell A T H L E T I C as Brian Sullivan as Lauren T edoldi 15? Y - .A as Elise Church as Jamie Gordon N0 One Is As. as S teve Kurtz as Alan Cascucci as Duncan Brown Vilff' INDIVID UALISTIC as Karen Bertucelli Nancy Gray as Debby Rilev GS Steve Kadish as Nancy Gray 1 Brian Goodman as Nancy S erpliss as Dru Belmante as Ea' Weinbaurn 43 E N0 One Is As. B 'an gl Thleinas E R T N N Patty G Leonard as Ed Weinbaum as Donna Fried W E L L D R E S S E D E f- vs b v x , W . I B Jq, 4 1' 1 Y 'ff 1 1 'ai' XA-1-1 Q ff f ' ' ,ff-w f K! i 's A -nn' K b 5- i- if I 'ff xv ,mf ,gn f -f , f , +A. Y .sl fy ' N fx- ' ,E , Ffws . ' ,QS ,' --fs! 5 '1Q-14- iv 4 , QJ 1 ,QV A U 5 .wud N 1 sw , 1 , , N Q , aa W A ' u .5 Sf Q - . fff' ' fa ff: 'sf-W-K I' lL to Rl lst row B VonHeest J Hart B Donnelan L Tedoldu H Veum 2nd row N Gray D Cormuer J Bruce G Hanson J Bruce, P. Croffyp 3rd row Coach P Jezukawlcz N Brody Norwood Dedham Needham South Braintree Natick Wellesley Walpole if 4531 . Us Through concerted effort and teamwork, the girls' field hockey team had both a winning and satisfying season. Their tie with South, Bay State League runner-ups, highlighted their season with the last game against Walpole, played in the mud and rain, one that they'II never forget. They owe deep thanks to their coach Miss Jezukawicz for her time and effort and they wish good luck to next year's varsity team. Manager Keith Coach Jezukawicz ainlfwuuvlvfvdni 10' -.QQ 1 11,33 4 ' 3323 if f ' 'if?5'f 'A . J ut' N A-iyv FMQ' ggv .2 f'ii'4f '15 I. Y xi? . , LJ QL to Ri: lst row: J. Tarbox, D. Milette, L. Yeager, A. Janhak, A. Bashaw, T. Sutton, l. Simmons, 2nd row: M. Boivert, L. Powers, L. St. George, D. Wilson, K. Marx, L. Knepp, M. Conway, D. Allcroft, C. Hine, Coach C. Bingham. 49 RECORD 3-6-0 N Milton 30 Braintree 34 5 Dedham 33 Wellesley 38 Natick 1 9 Needham 45 Norwood 35 South 23 Walpole l 8 Opp. 27 21 23 17 36 16 21 35 45 fav, ' ' ' 1 V 'T Co-Ccpts. Metzger and Rubin WKOX Trophy ll my North over South '73 1 1 1 Cross D I V Jn af. , .vf , Varsigf IL to Rl: lst row: P. Hough, Co-Capt. S. Rubin, P. Kaufman, T. Davitt, M. Anderson. 50 2nd row: Coach L. Conlin, D. Alpert, D. Daley, Co-Capt. M. Metzger, M. Loughman B. Bove. 1 1 -Ta-J .' 'iifflqx Country 4' Q-an-Q -nr Coach Conlin JV Lfo Rl: Isf row: E. Hyarl, V. Shulman, J. Daly, M. Cullinone, P. Sauer, B. Lafshow. 2nd row: S. Greenfield, C Lucey, J. Gerding, B. McGreol, M. Hyatt, J. Walker, Coach Smith. aii ?f-Q2-Cfjv J' f , 1.5. 721 ,, me i'3?2z?'f' lL to Rl: lst row: S. Kadish, A. Krouner, S. Kurtz ltri-captj, R. Crowly Uri-captl, K. Kallmeriin Uri-caphl, D. Bolin, P. Dassau, T. Kallmerlin, 2nd row: D. Jacobson, P. Rovinelli, J. Bolin, D. Crossley, B. Sullivan, M. Prybyl, R. McNeil, P. Anzalone, 3rd row: K. Wood, R. McKenna, G. Parfirelli, J. Sisson, J. Kurtz, J. Egasf, G. Drinkwaler, 41h row: R. Papadellis, M. Braverman, G. Sulkin, J. Palmer lmgr.l, M. Anzelone, Coach Wheeler. Var i W Soccer Tri-Capts. Kurtz and Crowley, Coach Wheeler, and Kallmertin -' A '4'NbJ 1ll r. 545'-' Needham Natick Milton Braintree South Wellesley Norwood Walpole RECORD 6-7-3 N Opp. O I 2 O 0 I O 2 2 O I 0 I 0 I 2 N M x -.w, ' l-qw .f Qi. f I Opp. 2 I 0 I 3 I 3 2 vw- -.... ' 5. Ar Q 1 vf. ':'N'5r f'f,r: :'--f -'-.Nw-f-vfflifl I - , 4 - , lu, E 4 .. 7' ' '4 ' 5 ,gf at - , mtv A. . , . .. -1-,ff f.z 'f6.3f-'E ,. 8.13-' . ' '., W' -R I - - I I , FM, '-1? ' 5.47.--.. 41 J i sn f H. QC . .Y I , A .51 --L., I , T. n. , 2 Q PU , -V - i , ..',-j,,.:.K ', - . 1 1 7. ,YJ.a,'?5A V 4' 1 ' 'f ' ' - f' - - lv '17 N WF-'z-:K ' ' .Q -1 ' A .V 4, . .b 5? .X V ri . Y in A6 JT, .ii . ,VAVA .333 I A' V V . , V , 37.1. s M Jr. Varsjzgy 5. 4 omg, . Freshmen: V . Q ' ,. ' '. 'fl Ag' N K-,4,':'g,g1i , A . 1 . i ' . A - QL to Rl: lst row: S. Slackowitz, L. Levy, J. Stevens, B. Williamson, J. Blitz, 2nd row: J. IL to Rl: lst row: A. Athos, M. Hewett, B. Shufror, M. LaFleur, P. Hewett, P. Fini, J. Adriar Forman, M. Herrick, J. Scopa, S. Belingg 3rd row: K. Knapp, M. Libenson, G. Dolaher, E. 2nd row: B. Waters, D. Paradiso, S. Jacobson, S. Kalick, K. Kurtz, J. Brody, T. Sweeney Theophile, Coach Silverman. 3rd row: Coach Morse, 8. Marinilli, J. Curran, A. Hettinger, T. Mascioli. 54 0 . -. Q20 Vczrszgf wi 1973 C32 f tl 465 1 Q Q l 6 dx l Q 4. ity Football 42, 4 Q'-1 ' '7 1 -in y l 1.1 S. u Q '4 y sn.. gy- lL to Rl: lst row: Coach A. Insalaco, K. Larson, B. Waugh, K. Paradiso, E. Lauginiger, R. Keaveney, L. Desilets lco-capt.l, B. Sullivan lco-capt.l, B. Maley, T. McNeil, D. Ferran, J. Nesson, B. Thomas, 2nd row: A. Roos lasst. coachl, J. Gallagher, P. Dufresne, J. Luker, G. Giorgio, D. Bonvini, B. Sexton, A. Babineau, B. Seward, T. Sydell, A. Mandell, J. Powers, 3rd row: W. Summers lathletic dir.J, G. Hagopian, B. Church, C. Beling, G. Patterson, B. Hedrick, B. Newpher, C. Martino, J. Winn, P. Sullivan, D. Bobillier, M. Schiavi, C. Hogan, 4th row: V. Caputo lasst. coachl, A. Coppola ltrainerl, R. Smith lstudent mgr.J, B. Rich, L. Schneiderman, R. Celorier, K. Allen, F. We Ruban, G. Kokidko, D. Swindell, J. Daly, D. Mead, C. Maude lstudent trainerl. A fb if I Q3 'bw N Q6 Ox Mahon 14 Oo QS: . Deedham 1 2 g Braintree 7 jeg Needham T 20 South I3 T ' Natick f . I4 tllorvyood weuesley 1 f Walpole 'BM y.. 21 I3 Oppi. 'I 2 6 3 8 9 I4 X . J .6, U 26 A Brian Thomas 43540 Maley 47132 and Paradiso 13581 Co-Capfs. Bob Rich 414 2 JM Jeff Nesson if 33 Rick Keaveney if 1 6 477 Brion Sullivan if 42 jul 3 8: v , . N -, fy, -1. '11,-.C 1 A, ., fl- Am , , A W ll ,. A-F , If . V .f--gggg.-f A V 's -iff 90? 2 I my f ' .:, Q ii, 2--1 L r rr? fi t f- 4 5 O 'P' v , . ? A x ,Q T 7 4 A fdgpi 7' 9- 1 ff y .4 4 Ax 0 Y '12, Q .1 'VF .Y 9 Q Qlfd 'fi 23 ff: T ish? ill! , I .ll. , C. 1 ,V ' r. - If .f l . ' U 4' 4. -1 f .X 3, , fl ' .1. , Y Jew-f+ ' ,. ,Vg Q ' ff'f ','v- r , Mtv - 4 vu 3 8 1 , . Q 'F ,M fr-gl 1 ' 1 pei- it? W 'ii-1 1 .I 5 r . 1 14, ' ' 3 1 9 W' Defens f fgog ' l!'f 1 ,- 19 , 'CTV W rv Q jf P A-5 v s'S . .Q 3 J f '9 I. Q , Q mr 0 C! Q ,,w u, - XC, ' :T S JMEI3 +1'lw ff! f' . 0:1 I . A, .Y su-:fs . .. . , 3 4 13 ' L5 ' C -' ff f Q, :f d '. l43?. , W4 ' , J Q ,-, .1 rang' 'T 51, ,.j f --, ,J ' 'A ' tel P A '- .:'! , 1 -. -f,5' ' ', T:- .w7 fi. '. rj.: ' ,, 5 ', ' wig,-.gx - gf G-'f-.E ',',,.-L',.-Q..f'. ff. ,,,,X7'7.'f2,.' ,ef--f VQ: 150d'-wif., 'fl . ,,. -4: - ' . 41-.' '':-fh'L'1'f. ..ff-'1--.'v..f.,'f'f,'..-f':' 3: .. . 4-. 324 '23, , fnf-bf -ef ...-:H sn- ,W 'va h '-,515 '. xi ' v:a,:L'1'n..--. '-4 42-xl ' I ,Qt . ' a' M . -,F I 'S i - , 9474.1 I-.g-,,gA,u,,NA'il.Li ? ,,,,,,..-V ., ,. ,, Sophomore Football sz- YP? lL to Rl: lst row: B. Dauer, W. Lauginiger, M. Giangregio, J. Meade, M. Palmer, T. McMahon, T. Williams, K. Melvin, R. Pearo, G. Alcroft, 2nd row: K. Bater lmgr.l, Coach R. Martino, M. Fettweis, R. Daly, K. McLean, R. Boriadi, B. Bennett, T. Zinc, J. Giammarnaro, J. Terrio, G. Gonthier, W. Adams, 3rd row: Coach E. Kananaugh, Coach R. Maschella, R. DiMonno, R. Cox, M. Powers, K. Gilgallon, J. Barry, E. Hall, S. Coskie, S. Tarlow, P. Broverman, H. Gullbrandt, T. Maguire, L. Bulduc, J. Heroux, B. Barlow, J. Driscoll - missing. lL to RJ: lst row: J. Goldstein, J. Gregorio, D. VanHeest, B. Miller, T. Morales, J. Fitch, J. Kelley, M. Verochi, M. St. Lowis, C. Boykins, 2nd row: R. Kurtz, B Gray, B. Docherty, N. Napolean, R. Liner, B. Bohanek, R. Malloney, B. Grant, C. Gullbrandt, S. Coskie, 3rd row: B. Ernst, J. Warren, B. Bowman, B. Robin son, T. Brown, B. Zinc, B. Donnellan, M. Silverman, J. Travis. Missing: M. Davis, G. Devin, D. Finerty, S. Roboudeou, Coach Brennan and Trychon. I n P- 2 . V -I gd- V - - V rllvfi ' Q-EQ? . ' Ilia ' 1 I ' I Freshman Football KL to RJ: Front row: J. Wax, C. Schirmer, V. Pugafch, J. Quinlan, J. Bruce, Bock row: L. St. George, H. Veum, J. Bruce, G. Hanson, L. Tedoldi, Coach Sandy Wihing. Lauren Tedoldi L L Judy Bruce Jenny Bruce Second in the Joanie Quinlan Bay State League Carol Schirmer CL to RJ: Front row: D. Maquin, S. Greenglass, R. Schneider, L. Yeager, L. Powers, I. Simmonds, Back row: Coach Bingham, D. Wilson, L. Knepp, S. Goodman, K. Damano, J. Tarleox. Missing: J. Waxtein, M. Conway. 5 W7 oi.. f- 5 .fi 35 I if Varsiq if Basketball o-Capf. John Bridge 1- ' l , '31 .f 'QQ . ' f Rick Lmet 0 0 aw '14 ., W. 'E 1 ,, Co-Capt. Steve Mague Bob Rich Steve Krassnoff AI Bobineou oiw'--.I:u! '- Q Q . 6 F . : J? E 'YS Doug Crossley 1 M4 or Mgr. Chris Maude Larry McGrath G! 1 1 1 3'-.- if Dan Comisky RECORD No. OPP. 58 South 49 50 Dedham 60 38 Needham 40 63 Natick 56 58 Norwood 52 58 Braintree 62 81 Wellesley 39 83 Milton 66 54 Walpole 43 61 South 49 54 Dedham 56 54 Needham 59 62 Natick 59 62 Norwood 76 67 Braintree 57 56 Wellesley 62 81 Milton 64 67 Walpole 52 Dan Clinksdale Greg Hagopian 'ff' V -. .1 5, Q.. '9'f?'W-,slgf 1 fg- KL to RJ: Standing: Coach McDevitt, J. Stevens, S. Krasnoff, A. Babineau, D. Comisky, D. Linet, D. Crossley, L. McGrath, B. Hedrick, D. Clinksdale, M. Schiavi, T. Samoluk, Front: Co- i t ml 4 Q22 ww Fitch, B. Rich, C. Maude fmgrl, G. Hagopian, M. Werner, R. capts. J. Bridge and S. Mague. Varsigf JV fl to RJ: lst row: T. Williams, K. Smith, D. Alpert, B. Bennett, K. Gilgaalon, J. Stevens fmgrj, 2nd row: D. Capasso, T. Zinck, E. Hill B Lauginiger, T. McMahon, B. Pearo, Coach Salvi. U. to RJ: lst row: J. Huling, K. Smith, G. Sinewitz, B. Adams, C. Sussman, S. Bonder, 2nd row: A. Johnson, D. Rosenberg, D. Fradette, M. Palmer, M. Hayes, J. Canesi, Coach Sudmyer. Sophomore 64 N Cl I' S i lL to Rl: Front row: S. Trouskie, A. Casucci, J. McAvoy, S. Sikalis ico-capt.l, R. Keaveney lco-capt.j, C. Wiebe, B. Gumbert, J. Handrahan, S. Davis, Back row: Asst. Coach Coppolla, K. Wood, J. Daly, K. Wenzel, S. Mallay, S. Scully, S. Kearney, S. Conti, P. Mackey, G. Georgia, D. Keefer, B. Fitzgerald, B. Nou, D. Goldstein, Coach Minarsky. Missing: R. McKenna. r. a i r S i lL to Rl: Front row: K. Knapp, D. DeNorcisz, J. Hart, A. Nau, B. Fitzgerald, P. McKay, Back row: P. Jassett lmgrl, J. Daley, C. Hill, D. Kiefer, S. Scully, G. Gonthier Coach A. Coppola. Missing: R. Willander, M. Welsh, A.Welsh, E. Palmer. I' 6 S WZ 6 fl W v sg ,J' H J' ,y-.IJ .. r-ff- Af .'.... .Fran V , A, , , . Jixlial .1 v f 1. ,,..f 'uf J -.Jf ,A .. lL to Rl: Front row: M. Rosky, E. Bayer, A. Zonghetti, J. Casey, B. Waters, Back row: T..Simkins, H. Snyder, B.Ernst, A. Sexton, S. Kalick, B. Smith, N. Napo- lean, J. Goldstein, J. Wheet, J. Curran, G. Dwyer, N. Hanna, W. McGoughey, J. Webb, M. St. Louis lmgrl, Coach G. Duane, Missing: J. Doyle. 65 Q: O-CAPTAIN Record Won Lost Tied I In - M' --+ P--4-'Pi f ' 5 . vf,vv ' 'L ' . ,-- A- W ...- - 1 ,V ,..-- , li, a ,.4n,,,.,f I - Wyysnr - V , ' I 1' ' 0- 44 , - W f ,. ,, ' 'Q 1 V ', , , 1g'i1'.'vxmAl5 Tv -it 4 .qv . - -'sf' , ,,.-. .-W 'M ev-'U' .. 1 N n Q- .Zh X 0 , an ,Jr 'Q' B , . , ,A V x - Q ' J - 1 1 - - ,J , 1 ss. wmv! KH , 1 fi f X Zinn' f f Ng:-,f +:5,,Y 4 , x I WM 0' H.. I Q' yi 4 , 'S - VW, Q., N . ll f' M- .mu V in ' W' j A In X X 1 , Y -xg ' ' v. . 1 F,-,..., .,- ,F - , ml db .,,,.fg, . . Q1 . .3 .99 1 - , Q My-.f 'bids ht - N 4 - ..n,..4,f .v 'o . 3 f 4' :WV vw. V,f,,,a,5l. HM , ., --Q-'wg F A: ' 'W- l'A , , I fe t-S-iigirlv kk f , Q x' 0 I -I ,.. q, 124 - v. s1'4'4vM V . 'ff' N pi N, , I gi V' . f fd' Qi 2 , , f ,, 41 ' ,gf-f il 4 ,Mow Qi sl! .- Q .X ,. 4 ' c 4 tj , Q 1 'mf F ' bf , X ' ,wr A- e ' , . f..Q.-,n',w 4 , .Q Seniors Lf Q, 12' 4,,,,.Ax A si 4 N. ., ,lp-um--ry., . 91,'w'x'Q ' ,I VV f 'Q 'lv . A .vs ,mm .,, 1, , ,:m,,Q,f M, , We , v Q' 67 Boyiv Gymnastics QL to RJ: Co-cept. Scott Williams, Coach Ted Steves, and Co-copt. Chuck O'NeiI. Bob Dunfon Co-capt. Chuck O'Neil Co-capt. Scott Williams :ff ll. to Rl: Kneeling: S. Kadish, M. Anzelone, S. Williams lco-capt.l, C. O'Neil, E. Brown, J. Egosti, B. Dunton, Standing: Asst. Coach P. Firth, P. O'NeiI, L. Cohen, B. Donellan C. Dimano, C. Lynch, M. Prutzanni, B. Hayden, M. Flanagan. n cz I s I i C S V N '73-374 ,iv , ' 'LQ if .,,.. 4 nw.. 5 1 : , . , , l . . ' X I 1 4 E . X I 'Hail ' I- L K -Y , , , .. . -. First row: K. Goldman, D. Dallomora, E. Heckman, C. Seavey lcoptl, M. Shufro, K. Ferrah, B. Hegarfy, S. Scagnelli, D. Parficellig Second row: V Merfsky, K. Gorman, K. Dow, A. Lewis, K. Zalkn, R. Sanclumenle, S. Somefs, B. Perard, D. Nichols, C. Decker, L. Williams, G. Fegan lasstcoochl K. Salovifz, L. Tessien, B. Pomsfein, B. Pomstein, K. Pagen, X. Salvucci, T. Pologe, M. Kantor, L. Stella, U. Ciompa, V. Meadows. 71 3' Co-capf. Steve Sampson Glen Morrison Paul Robiero Indoor Track Dan Daley Chris Lacey and Mark Metzger fry, it John Balunas Pete Janiak 1973-74 Jeff Blitz Co-capt. Steve Kurtz lL to Rl: lst row: J. Walker, R. Pappadellis, S. Sampson lco-capt.l, S. Kurtz lco-capt.l, J. Russo, J. Balunas, 2nd row: P. Hough, B. Bove, M. Ewald, C. Lacey, P. Robiero, P. Sauer, R. Liner, 3rd row: Coach L. Blanchette, D. Kallmertan, M. Metzker, A. Tolland, P. Janiak, D. Bonvini, J. Travis, J. Blitz, D. Daley, Asst. Coach M. Trychong 4th row: S. Rubin, G. Morrison, A. Mandell, M. Loughmon. Andy Mandell and Dick Bonvini Phil Hough and Bill Bove A 1 1 A i 1 E i I l 5 I' S X i If ly! Q 5 2 .Q M '-5. ll 1 1 f 1-F 1 'gigs' I ' ' J , . wr nr Y , 1 vw ??R w :FWZ o D D ' ir 4' W ' FV f Zwfd .ff . Q 'li ii r r K - D L. ' 1 I H V - !-V.- ,,.- Y Qi? '- 'f Q First row: QL io Rl: D. Zinck, J. Porficelli, D. Bolboni, M. Moquin, K. Larson QCopf.l, G. Allcroh, B. Dover, K. McLean, M D'Angelo, C. Belinap Second row: M. Shomberg, L. Rufo, S. Beling, D. Anzelone, P. Lenfz, R. Daly, J. Bocksfron, B. Brock mon, T. Kollmerien, D. Moncuso, A. Krouher, M. Nesh fMgr.Q, Coach Covonaugh. ' X IL to RJ: Ist row: P. Dossou, M. Lcuginiger, B. Kelly, R. Crowley, 2nd row: B. Sullivan, T. Sydell, S. Sampson, B. Gumbert. 1973 , . E I 5 . .. ,' J fl l ' In rl.1 , i I . 1 Q .. . , f 1 P.-LQQ-f - K N , , 'f 4-'yr ru ik .f . hx... 'Mt 'L G. W- N A... L I, V., J 'fb YEg?'e.'5'Ef'3Q!Zs'j'7.wA.7,5:, uf- R, .253 ' 'A 11gXL.EQ'..-. ' - 'Sw -1-L 1 X- ff , ......+... , , l on X ' I pfxa XY ' -. 'gs I .... .. X' enum 'L' -of ,TQ , ,,,, ,, .J ,L 1- 3 f' 1 Q - . x ' I 'Mo 4 Q2 1 I Members of 1973 Junior Varsigf Team S. Mogue K. Burns J. Luker K. Paradiso J. Bridge R. Keaveney B. Forman A . fn Y A 22 r. V B ' fe 'uv' Q . -1. . ,HV r. qfvkx- . -M-sun-s...- .. pw -re 4-Q. l' ... Us .- Coach Dorgan x ..- . 'f'1 ?i'1' . ,L UQ. Features and A ctivi ties You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, You have a ri ght to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt, the universe is unfolding as it should Therefore be at peace with Goal whatever you conceive Him to be. And whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of We, keep peace in your soul. With all it's sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautjul world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann W 1 'Wm 4. 4 159' all ii 4 -aw, Class Officers QL-RJ: Steve Kurtz - V. President Steve Kadish - President, Elissa Ruccia Treasurer, Dru Belmonte - Secretary Open Class Steering Commzttee Activities We've had a very successful steering committee over the years. Some of our activities were: Bake Sales Car Washes Work Day Dances Junior Prom Sales we To stri ve, to cooperate, to decide, to accomplish each new idea 0 Mr. Siephanian Advisor ' V .- QL-Rl: Jodie Sleeper - Treasurer, Nancy Glew - Secretory, Val Dias - Vice President, Jimmy Morris - Presi- dent. OFFICERS 103- Y-1 Junior Steering Committee Sophomore Class Steering Committee Members The Class Offcers KL - Rj Kenton Smith S e c f Pom Ruccia e 1' o , T r Y e c s u r e r Lisa Seltzer V i c e P r e s i d e n f Mary Sovoca AY: Editors Dave Jacobson Lori Gallagher Harriet Sanclemenfe 9 ia, 4 . c I Chlef Archon Advisor Mr. Dussault QL to Rl: Front: D. Lowe Lisa Costa Editors Back row lL to Rl: Cindy Falconer, Elyse Levin, Millie Yee, Nancy Stevens, Kathy Matthews, Paul Rovinelli, Denise Fournier, Missing: Carol McKenna Jr. Assistants I' ik- at -ff' Wg., f QQ t ' -' ' F ' ' R ' lygx .j f-1 - agua? v K ws' -f J F' -1 1 w 'Ez '., g , V' 'ls' . Y mile- I. 'J 5 ' f L ' ' fav' ' .- 'il K ', 145. Lsfi ?',',, . 5 , 'qv-n..2, -L.. i A , v 4 -1 . A r ,N A l -V 2 ' , s l,f 5 ' Jodi Sleeper, Jim Verdolino, Mary O'NeilI H. Kopans Valerie Pugatch Mr. Savage Advisor SPARTAN STAFF Eddy Weinbaum - President Anne Goldstein - Vice President Terri Supnick - Managing Editor Jodi Sleeper Neil Meltzer Scott Moody Jenny Jansom Jane Dilsworth Joanne Glazer Marie Dillon Ann Rachwal Kathy Barbe Carla Muir - Managing Editor Eric Theophile Margie Dowd Edith Cantor Jay Sisson Bob Role Dave Isgar Ken Weissman Debbie Glassman Cheryl Bresner Karen Stevens Library Aides Rl: Gary Koilin, Robin Raphcelion, Colleen Monahan, Duncan Brown. They're the ones who keep the tables clean and the books in place. Nl, , T were - V ' 54 YF The Pin cg-Pon g Club W LP The Bicycle Club mivwusvuzo ufw.a- - v.-M.. ., - UPPERCLASSMEN: lst row IL-Rl: G. Breitbord, P. Golstein, S. Penn, L. Traub, N. Stevens, P. Callanan, B. Hood, N. Leavey, D. Jacobson, J. Kurtz, 2nd row: K. Breitbord, R Libenson,- L. Hamler, A. Krouner, D. Riley, R. Crowley, J. Gordon, B. Maley, K. McDonald, J. Lewis, A. Welling, G. Lineberry, J. Napolean. Student il.-Rl: Rhonda Libenson, Gary Breitbord, Nancy Stevens, Bonnie Hood. .J If i U n ...O cz' -il X J QW L I 4 C 6 . f ' ag I' S lL-Rl: Vicki Croke, Malva Slachowitz, Leslie Powers. Missing: Alice Matthews. uiding, Leading, HeQving. fl 1 ! UNDERCLASSMEN: lL-Rl: First row: Patricia Drennen, Lisa Gaf-fin, Bonnie Fine, Edith Canter, Renee Gorman, M. Kantor, Sally Salowitz, Second row: John Norton, Paul Fini, Joy Larson, Brian Kelly, Laurie Yeager, Laurie Supnick, Lesue Powers, Malva Slachowitz, Third row: S. Cosmopoulos, J. MacDonald, L. Benson, Cindy Decker, Julie Wakstein, Joan Merchant, and Vicki Croke. T ,W , 'ive'- fe 4- 1 , 1 ,P f , . . '--Prof-of r fd 36, J - , .. . 4 X' ', 141, x qw. Q an Front row: KL to RJ: B. Bartolini, G. Goldman, C. Posey, A. Mandell, Second row: C. Powers, G. Morrison, P. doSiIvo, S. Davis, Last row: C. Jickeli, G. Kokidko. x 71 xx 1, 'll R I 110096.- I sl 2, 4- I ' -I '. QNA1' O, 1' I 'azllfi mu, ,y l 51 - ...ny xiii' vi r .fl X. ,J 15, -h 9 l5.p,- 4.5.25 ' .FW ' . W7 'A tf:275f-22 ' :1's-g4!:::- la. l ax. X .N 1,01 , e 'O '50 Q t .O .gi.'. ' x:'s ' ' .,' O IL-Rl: Front row: T. Li, L. Cox, Bock row: T. Moior, W. Churchill, Mr. Bayes - Advisor, T. Mooncoi, B. Coville Debate IL-Rl: Front row: D. Helfont, E. Canter, Bock row: Mrs. Goyette - Advisor, E. Harris, C. Goldman. Honor cztional S ociegf -s pd ,L-1 'R in NHS OFFICERS IL-Rl: Front row: Cindy Falconer - Vice President, Sue Shellenberger - Presidentg Sec- ond row: Joanne Teel - Corresponding Secretary, Rick Crowley - Treasurer, Elyse Levin - Recording Secretary. nun H it ,., . I i J, i ,,,,..y - .mn i . wiv 94 lf l I QW Wufov' IL-Rl: Front row: Cindi Bell, Laurie Traub, Terri Morse, Jane Greer, Donna Salzburg, Second row: Paul Rovinelli, Sue Shellenberger, Cindy Falconer, Peggy Porter, Nancy Grey, Last row: Andy Pay- son, Steve Peseckis, Barry Markovsky, Jeff Nesson, Steve Kadish, Paul Miller. Missing: Carol McKenna. ' NFWONHL HONOR SOLIET5' X ff - I X lv 1. AIA ll.-Rl: Barry Shuffitt, James Kaplan. Missing: Adam Hertz. 1 9 as 4 ' Q I 5 , 3, I .4 . 4 -' 'Q I Mixed Chorus A Cappella Choir .,,,1 ,,,,,,,,n Glee Club A Music Club 'o-1 W' X, ci . gh 'xl 1. .-J A bf X FNH S Band ,N UFxf x . ,f' 'LQ' -1' ,9- QQ? 3 Per orming Arts REQ: QI uhm za.. . V Club 1,15 , 5 ,K ,z 4,1 98 E .,, ..,, American Field Service 141' 5 V, XX, Marcio Jose' lPital Moreira da Silva Our AFS student From Brazil. Joan Schubert Joannie was in Australia. ,Ark Q 0.0 o Q-.W . x l ' k i X' if ' .- Pamela Smith Pam was in Japan for a year. ro i., . Be: JM, iiflisffigf' 1 7 fa.-' -2 ' Q ww., I- ii 1 , L I I' . vat,--....,, W H , .A Y ,SW-w 'wif' I f1'iWz.zf ' 'L , f ,Q f .'- T . , 1 IA l ' ' If - I ja 15 O 'g,,,,:.'-.1 'e-'LL-f1'T N' ' 1--i ' 1 -'61 . 4- . Wu - ,, - Q. .,:pz.,.,.. 9 I wif-3. -,WU ' -Www wi . - , g I 4 I A v ww'-., . ' ,.- . 4 ' i f ' ',,' W... . -7 f , A A v N 1 v Y' ' V ,V 'Um' ff. ' ,f ' 1,4 A N -izvsfl ', ' ..,: , 1 Q Q. ,f ,-if 1 H I' 'W . W . ,fs ,,1' K I Q 11 sf,, i,5w,. A .7 my, :iff L,, rj- f .n.'vyi7, ' I ' 009' .1 ,E 54, ., ff? 24 :ix ff- - '32 . 'fungi' 3 , . . 4.4 VARSITY: IL-RI: Front row: Sue Wood - Co-Capt., Sue Holpin - Co.-Capt., Second row: I Kwiakowski, E. McKea, P. Macura, A. Weiling, S. Adams, Third row: J. Lewis, N. Glen, T. Fit gerald, N. Leavey, D. Teracano. JUNIOR VARSITY: IL-RI: Ist row: Co-Capt. Pahy Drennan and Co-Capt. Sue Bryant, 2nd rr G. Swartzwelder, S. Jorgensen, S. Sfumpt, S. Ford, A. Nicolazzo, E. Williams and L. Gafl. Missing: T. Rodman, and L. Nishanian. I lL-Rl: Front row: Color Guard S. Halfray C. Sandsto i - R. Radzick ' ' N C. Geisler M. Savoca J. Bennett W. Dudley V. Dias M. Britain 1 -af if T COLOR BEARERS: lL-Rl: K. Lynch B. Cuigin K. Flannigan E. Sherman Second row. D. Freed - K, Sweeney 1. R. Libenson K. Henderson J. Druggan P. Singer S. Gristoff L. Corrigan 1 C. Decker l i BANNER: QL-Rl: M. Lynch D. Mancuso QL-Rl: Co-Captains Karen Breitbord Sharon Penn -10,1 Thanks to our little Mascot - Fayellen Penn. ,, 541-Q, cl-Rm row: N. B y. firlx - : Front : Lisa Smith - Co.-Capt., Jami Agins - Capt., Bonny Hegarfy - Feature Twirlerf S d y 9 L Bagley, P. Mesite, L. S It Th' d row: C. Ryan, P. Beaton, D. Olso K. B ry D Ist Place Braintree H i gh Majorette Competition Bay S tale League Champions 19 74 M ajoreties 'Wi' .,,,. 474' in ...X Q T! 9 . Q , I -nr 'M' ' I I IZ! K . lr Jw 'J 1 5 1. . 3 5 T . 'xl Q The happiness of vuctory! Pom Pom iris 'ESQ + 1 t- ' .. ' JY- qv- . '. avbfm. . -'V 'Y'- lL-Rj: Front row: J. Mastretta, P. Dagel, D. Bell, K. Matthews - Co.- Capt., J. Gordon - Co.-Capt., T. Duggan, M. Yee, Second row: J. Merchant, L. Day, K. Walsh, T. Bearak, E. Flaherty, M. Guerci-Lena, Third row: S. Murphy, E. Daly, L. Hamler, N. Jarpuss, H. Sancle- mente, L. Hurley, M. McDermott, N. Sandvik. 'U ff, 67555 xl E F ' 5 2 f i? 'i-25 . W1 :- Q1 X4 JUNIOR Var ThafS was Show Biz 551140 s J J H o C' GC? O my ,lk 351 s AU QQ? E? ig i ' I A 1 Queen Ruth Wright 106 PRINCESSES: Sharon Penn, Tris Trgystod, Lauren Hurley. Millie Yee. 11' 5 x 6' v We 'in IQ G V Cl 6 'i gff f 2 -Q .1A, .f m Q '.,v A M . 'X 'N 4 ov. 31 I CAST Stephen Crotty - Maior Jim Nalepa - Sean Kathy Hellstrom - Nora Judy Hertz - Mrs. O'Connor Donna Kearney - Colleen Tom Beales - Murphy Pat Callaghan - Sully Jim Morris -- Michael Bob Role - Corporal David Smithfield Eddie Weinbaum - Owen Lynch Barry Markovsky - Eamon David Turskey - Danny Debbie McCloud - Rosie Mike McManus - Bartender Wally Toll - British Soldier Gus Abel - Old Tinker and Red Rory Carl Jickeli - Mr. O'Connor Reta Lane - News Girl Kris Lundblad - Mary Nancy Kelly - Maureen Marsha Goldman - Becky Dec. I l 109 l i 1 T 1 w w r P Q E T 7 3 1 T 1 V E 'T' ALM I I- O Act '19 pporti Su Kris Lundblad Best Barry Markovsky Prybyi X n. 3 L 0 U1 5 0 .Q C 2 0 .C LD uosng ssa.lpV Buluoddng s Best is Actor - Mau ' Fettwe NCS 4- th U I Nancy Gray I 0 3 0 -1 Q Z cu Z cn 3 z 0 : U' P : 3 Best Actress - gman Gary Heili .E aa Q! VI 3 o 0 an C C 4 I- aa .Y o 4- th o cz E o -o 4 1: 0 .Q E o -I .9 L o E Monster 39, , ,., .1'9f 'f' M ir Senior October 2 7 M ash ' Au .,l L ,I L 'V ' , , F rosh Dance 16 -...af ,v.5 0 i it ly . ' V. z lL - Rl: Back row: N. Rumul, E. Spiri, B. Heggarty, T. Supnick, S. Shapirog Front row: S. Slot- nick, N. Gray, J. Ryan. Learning Center for Deaf:Rhonda Libenson Sue Salovitz Framingham Children's Center: Sue Spirto Framingham Union Hospital:Chris Haude Linda Goldstein Sue Chandler Melissa ,Henderson Maurreen Lynch Donna Mancuso Elissa Ruccia Framingham Nursing Home:Melissa Henderson Jane Goldman E YMcA.Roban Tarlow Steve Kurtz 9 Dan Kahmerten ' Debbie Finder Q , fa Paul Rovineili U F ' W ' Andy Krouner And others who worked in the ' v Hilary Shamburg Mr. Gallagher A ., , l Advisor F ff as ig ly? i f 1 it ofa various elementary schools in Framingham. C if , ....-.Y... 1...- ,....- ,,.----4-1 ' ..--Q- Q 5 Decorating Committee l ' i 3! 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Becca - an FSC scholar and an avid bike-rider College 1:3 'blur SUSAN ELIZABETH ADAM We know the truth, not only by reason, but by the heart. - Pascall Sue - gives off rays of goodness as the sun gives off rays of light Medical School f QM M v DEBORAH SUSAN ALBRIGHT I like to see people happy and laughing. Deb - memories of the mustang Legal Secretary I24 ROBIN ABBOTT Marenatha, Merenatha, the master's coming home. We must prepare our hearts so we can meet him. Robin - rainy days at the beach, TNT and Seminar Day Marriage iff!! LORAINE ANN ABELLI Life is a constant circle, never end- ing. Laurie - a lively redhead with an interest in people and music Hairdressing Q -fr-F SUSAN JAYE ALPERT ln dreams and in love there are no impossibilitiesf' Sue - the fearsome foursome and 3rd period whist games Teaching DIANE MARIE AHEARN As time goes on I realize iust what you mean to me. Di - special parties ond good times in Vermont, Jerry, Super Bee Secretarial School l DEBORAH ANN ANDERSON And after I have gone and been alone for awhile . . . l'll think of you and my thoughts will show in a smile. Red - fun-loving with a touch of wildness ANDREA ACCARDI See one mountain, one seo, one idea, and see alI. Andrea - on the move . . . selected friends with a worm smile for all Medical Profession JAMI ROBIN AGINS 'lt's great to do your own thing, but oe willing to accept all conse- quences. Jami - our spirited and devoted maiorette captain College, Law MARK C. ANDERSON Morality is a private and costly lux- ury. Mark - reserved with o special inter- est in cars . . . always on the move Undecided KARYN LISA ANTHONY HOLLY ANN BARLOW Cool your lets. Holly Berries - an avid horseback rider. . .Thayres apartment Personal Secretary DOROTHY BARROWS To like and dislike the same things, that indeed is true friendship. Dottie - soft spoken, full of dreams and ideas Special Education MARK ANTHONY ANZALONE There are none so blind as those who will not see. Panzy - insight into himself. . . energetic and boundless College STEPHEN E. BAILEY Steve - sedate and easy-going with a humorous flair Undecided SHARON KAY ARNDT Today well-lived makes every yester- day a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sharon - serious and contemplating mind . . . peace within herself Nursing 'tg-'v Iv 'CS' DEBRA ANN BARRY Those who dream by day are cogni- zant of many things which escape those who dream only by night. Debbie - quietly efficient with a sub- tle vitality Elementary Education ,ful A-f' BARRY BARTOLINI When everything becomes nothing, that's when you begin to learn. Barry - a clowning manner. . . P.C. Trouble . . . 4th period cards Undecided ALAN BABINEAU Not that I study less, but that l love fun more. Yuk Yuk - light hearted and devilish . . .always in search of a good time ff' 9' WILLIAM THOMAS BARROWS Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free. Bill - silence is golden . . . a dilir gent worker with pure initiative College LISA BAYE If you want to leave footprints on the sands of time, wear work boots, Lisa - natural and independent, she will ski the highest mountain College I25 THOMAS BEALES To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only way of life. Tom - varied interests . . . a good source of fun for all his companions DEBRA L. BELL CYNTHIA ANN BELL The greatest temptation in life is to confuse dreams with reality. The greatest defeat in life comes when dreams are surrendered to reality Cindy - creativity complemented by a wealth of knowledge College Navy Whatever the mind of man can conceive and . believe, he can achieve. Debbi - great summers in New Hampshire, daring and gregarious SHELLEY DARLENE BELLER Love cures people - both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it. Shelley - distinctive person- ality, verbose in manner Secretarial School College JOSEPH MICHAEL BELLOLI lf I can't take it with me, l'm not going. Joe - his words are few, but sincere College DRU TERESA BELMONTE My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue . . . Dru - dedicated, ambitious, and warm-hearted . . .a truly nice person College JUDITH LYNNE BENNETT God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . the courage to change the things I can . . . and the wisdom to know the difference. Judi - full of energy and always on the go College HEIDI ANN BENSON We have had yesterdays, time has taken them away, tomorrow may not be, but we have today. HAB - an eagerness for new experi- ences JUDITH MERLE BEARAK You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can make in two years by trying to get other peo- ple interested in you. Judy - outgoing and friendly, boundless energy . . . good times in Italy 2 Ai I GAIL THERESA BERNARD Friendship is like a tree that grows stronger and more precious everyday. Gail - thoughtful and concerned . . . she goes her own way. Special Education KAREN F. BERTUCELLI When you walk through a storm keep your head up high, and don't be afraid of the dark . . . Bea - individualistic, dramatic, no obstacles in her path Striving for Contentment MICHAEL RICHARD BERRY Becoming a doctor isn't every- thing, is it? Mike - a fast talker on and off the slopes College ROBERT JOHN BISSEN My advice is not to take advice. Bob - individualistic, quiet but fun-loving CHERYL RHONDA BLANK Don't blink, or life will pass you by. Cheryl - enthusiastic, bubbly, a telephone fan Medical Secretary KATHRYN ANNE BLEICHER I wish you not only the ioy of great discovery, I wish you a world of confidence in man and man's humanity. Kathy - pensive, demure, and dreaming of tomorrow College Work ANDREW SCOTT BLANDER We have all heard the sound of two hands clapping, but what is the sound of one hand clapping? Andy - Florida, good times, and great expectations Computer Science K' DANIEL A. BOLDUC Dan - a good time at greaser parties, Skit's place ...Q Auto Mechanic :Vx DORI BOLDUC Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, and waste its essence on the desert air. Dori - private plans, friends . . .expressing individuality in personal successes Business School 4 ,M ,X i l RICHARD LEE BONVINI Special teams are for special people. Dick - have motorcycle will travel College MARK O. BOWMAN Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. Mark - a tennis-buff and out- doorsman . . . a good guy School of Radiology 128 DAVID BOLIN If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Georgia - senior ski trip and others . . . all the games and iust having a blast College RICHARD BORDEN You are only what you are, when no one is looking. Porka - easy going and amiable College LEE JAY BOUSQUET Happiness is made, not found. Bear - nonchalont and reserved . . . liberal in action Computer Operator JOHN BOLIN Try as hard as you can, and you will always come out ahead. Dixie - very outgoing and friendly . . . a Southern gentle- man College PAMELA E. BONZEY Wisdom - it is as vast and age- Iess as the sea, but love and beauty reaches beyond its farthest shores. Boozi - Maine, Super Bee, the apartment and Donna's parties College AMANI BOUTROS So little done, so much to do. Ugly - wanna have a hug-a-mug . . . summer of '73 College MARTHA BOWEN Kingdom for a horse. Martha - 4th period study iune ior year . . . Saratoga and the circuit Gb' ew, SCOTI' BRADLEY A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Scott - close friends . . . a casual approach to everything Undecided i I I I I I , . i I. THOMAS BRADY It is not necessary to understand music, it is only necessary that one enioy it. Tom - considerate and musically inclined, Satur- day night with the guys . . . .B J 'D -x College KAREN FAY BREITBORD Speak your truth quietly and clearly, and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant, they too have their story. Karen - direct and vibrant with a radiant smile College DEBORAH MARIE BREEN Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you've been upto. Deb - so many friends and so many memories . . . a distinctive Qissle College DANIEL BROWN lt does heaps of good sometimes to go a little slow. Dan - never without the group . . . a smile that says it all Work JOHN LAWRENCE BRIDGE JR. Intelligence increases physical ability one-half, the use ofthe head abridges the labor of the hands. J. B. - mild in manner but with such strength College DUNCAN HASTINGS BROWN What use are the artists if they cannot bring their beautiful cre- ations to life? Duncan - an organic gardener . . . a deeply introspective indi- vidual Writing and Teaching T.M. RAYMOND J. BROCHU The adventurer is within us. Bud - always ready for a good night out Salesman NANCY SUSAN BRODY Cry and you ll cry alone. Nancy - memories of Connect- icut '73, Mutt and Jeff, and Chi- nese red light College JENNIFER S. BRUCE Today is the tomorrow you wor- ried about yesterday. Twin - good times with J.A.M. and parties with the gang Physical Therapy DENISE BROWN lf you compare yourself with others, you will become vain and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Denise - her sweet peace is crowned with smiles 4 ' I T29 JUDITH S. BRUCE Human faces ore, at the same time, very much alike and yet very differ- ent. Twin - good times with J.A.M. and Lake Cochituate College JAMES J. BUIANOWSKI The wanting to be is even greater than what I really am. Jim - reticent and deep in thoughts . . . a warm interest in others JAY E. BYER l Living is easy, but doing it the right way is o challenge. I Jay - a way with the words, alive l and welcoming good times Trade School i iso LINDA ANNE BRYANT On and on we go, the seconds tick the time out. There's so much left to know and l'm on the road to find out. Linda - a good listener with a serene and understanding manner LAURA JEAN CABRAL Life is not yours to live, but for you to share and give. Elsie - kazoos and memories with Steve Business School lv' KEVIN FRANCIS BURNS Labor conquers aIl. JEAN MARY BUCARIA ln order for a person to have a friend, be a friend. Jean - complacent and natural . . . a never fading serenity College PATRICIA BUCHNER A face that cannot smile is never good. Patti - horseback riding and porties ot D.A.'s Secretarial School J Kevin - with o ioke he spreads laughter College PATRICK E. CALLAGHAN JR. These are extraordinary times and we face an extraordinary challenge. Now is the time to take longer strides. Pat - a serious outlook . . . 7-27, 8- I5 . . . Beach Boys forever College, Military JOHN DAVID BURNIM Where elephants roam and humans lie, three men walk silently. John - serious minded, very musi- cally talented, still a genuine comic College DOUG CALLAHAN Want to do another one? Doug - great memories of the court- yard concerts and the drug store im GAIL MARIE CALLANAN No human relation gives one posses- sion in another - every two souls are absolutely different. ln friendship or in love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone. Gail - adventurous and warm, with flashes of humor College - Journalism l GREGORY J. CANDIS For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing ,hemy BARBARA CANELLI Greg - a free spirit leading his own Smile and be happy. way. . . summers in Provincetown Barbara - a heart filled with happi- Work ness, joy and warmth l i l i l QM R PAUL CARLETON Paul - waffle, memories of the bridge . . .an extremely funny guy ALAN A. CASUCCI Go take a dip. Coach - wine, women, and song attract him like a magnet College JUDITH ANN CAPOZZOLI The world will never starve for want of wonder. Judi - memories of wahl hawl, the Cape, and very special friends College 'TT SUSAN ALANE CHANDLER To decide to wait until tomorrow is o decision in itself. Sue - always remembering skiing in Italy . . . New Hampshire and the Cape College Q4 up-.-si STEVEN ALAN CHECKOWAY lt's been a long, long way, l've got some more to go. Don't look at my shadow, it's behind me. Steve - an aura of serenity enhances his artistic talents College JAMES HENRY CAPLAN No one can forbid you the future, Jim - essence of an intellectual mind and a sensitive spirit College -'Al ef ROBERT CARTER Some books are lies from end to end. Rob - sometimes quiet, but always knows what's going on and where the action is ELISE C. CHURCH 131 KATHLEEN ANN CICCIU We all need someone to lean on, and if you want, you can lean on me. Kathy - bold, daring, and a touch of the devil Travel EILEEN JENNIFER COLGAN The secret of life turns out to be personality. Ween - one of the study hall gang. . . anyone know howto play whist? LISE COLLlNS The party's over. Weirdo -- good times at Q.C., Gaybones and Moon Palace Art School MARGARET A. CODD Happiness is anyone or anything at all loved by you. Peggy - delicate and sensitive . . . reaching out in life College and Travel TIMOTHY J. CONNOR It is better to know some of the ques- tions than all of the answers. Tim - memories down at the corner Work DANIEL R. CLINKSCALE Despondencey is the least prod uctive feeling a man can indulge in Danny - sports minded and statisti cally intellectual . . . Clark Web College KENNETH C. CONWAY way ,.,,,. Q 15 , +4e,.,,w C1 ' JftJ,, if One must find his goal in life and strive to achieve it. Ken - quiet, understanding and easy-going . . . but ready for anything College KATHLEEN MARIE CORCORAN Smile and I will understand, for that is something that ever- yone does everywhere in the same language. Kathy - a quiet, wide-eyed friendliness all her own College LISA K. COSTA I will carry all I have learned as I walk through life, sharing my memo- ries, looking to the future. Lis - sociable and full of life, where it's at is where she wants to be College bf RENEE COVARD No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Nurses Training PAMELA CRANE He is rich or poor according to what he is, not what he has. Pam - good times at TNT, a loyal friend ready for fun SANDRA LOUISE CRONIN There's a lot more to life than just living, 5 and it's love. Sandy - Bob's parties, and lots of mem- ories of special guys, especially Lee College, Physical Therapy pl' DOUGLAS P. CROSSLEY I shall pass through this life but once, bringing goodness and happiness to my fellow human beings. Let me not defer it for I shall not pass this way again. Doc D - summer '72 at Jokes, St. Jerry's with the burger . . . a true friar College SHARON COSKIE I am part of all that I have met. Sharon - friendly and fun to be with, an accomplished skier College RICHARD COSTA If I can't be me, who can I be? Ricky - easy-going and care- free, takes life as it comes College, Engineering JOSEPH PAUL COSTELLO You can stand in your own light. Joe - a subtle intelligence revealed to his friends . . . a terrific teaser lu.. DONNA D'ANGELI WILLIAM CUDDY Life is the toughest game to play, with no rules and no boundaries. Bill - maroon SS - race driver . . .that special girl Trade School STEPHEN ERNEST CROTTY l soar above the clouds to touch the face of God. Steve - the ability and ambition to achieve College -gi EDWARD M. CUNNINGHAM JR. lt is by acts and not by ideas that people live. ROBIN DATEO Eddie - blue-eyed and mischie- vous . . . always in search of fun College MICHAEL JOSEPH DAGLE Why should life all labor be? Mike - he doesn't waste any nights . . . easy-going and care free JAMES RICHARD CROWLEY JR. He who receives a benefit should never forget it, he who bestows one should never regret it. Rick - ability, strength, and ver- satility abound College Dream on - dream until your dreams come true. Donna - that certain Chevy, 1 summer of '72, and a love for M-,Q horses Work MARCIO JOSE MOREIRA de SILVA gue seia infinito enquanto dure. PAUL SCOTT DASSAU What we have to learn to do, we Let it be infinite while it lasts. - Vinicius de Marais Pita - our visitor from Brazil, an intense sense of humor . . . inquisitive and striving to learn College learn by doing. Paul - athletic and somewhat reserved . . . a true Spartan I34 CONSTANCE MARIE CUNNINGHAM Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong in its current, no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by, and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. Connie - deep thoughts and an air of sparkling serenity College ,fi ar College Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Robin - open and perceptive . . . very sensitive to people College L4 AUDREY ANN DAVIDONIS The art of a people is a true mirror of their minds. Audrey - loves horses, art and photography College, Train Race Horses LYNN ANN DAY Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket of gold. Lynn - always speaking the truth . . . trips to New London, Daisy College ll 'I ., MARK C. DAVIS We owe it to life to live. Mark - pensive and quite natu- ral. . .a mind of his own College ELLEN J. DEAN The world is full of nice people, and the nicest ones are friends. Ellen pleasant and peaceful JOHN DELUCA Man's flight through life is sus- tained by the power of his knowl- edge. musically interested . . . John - easy-going with a love finds tranquility within herself for music . . . the ieans, jersey and moustache Work CHRISTINE DENORSCIA It's only the giving thgt makes you what you are. Chris - those phys. ed. classes!! . . . fabulous rock concerts and the Cape Secretarial School MICHAEL DEVLIN ought to have. Mike - Undecided We desire nothing so much as we LYN MARIE DEAN What do we live for, if not to make life less difficult for each other? Lyn - always caring and helping . . . a special interest in people and skiing Nursing College THEODORE J. DICKEY It is better to keep one's mouth shut and be thought a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt. Ted - Italy, the blue bunion, and 7th period French Business LEONARD E. DESILETS You have to do things according to your own personality, whatever that is. Lenny - rugged, powerful and determined. . .football's the game! College 135 PAULA DIOTALEVI Kindness is the happiest habit of all. Peanut - talkative and enioyable . . . special times with Gary College 03' PHILLIP WILLIAM DONOHUE This school is a zoo at times, but I have never been to a nicer zoo. Phil - special individualism . . . lost in a world of his own College, Powerhouse Engineering GERALYN DOHERTY A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Geralyn - vibrant brown eyes flash warmth and sincerity . . . thoughts of that special guy Nursing crm 'YQ eil? JOHN DRAGOMANI For everything you've missed, you've gained something else. John - the mighty mopac kid, an automatic industrialist . . . always on the move 136 JOHN C. DULAC From care I'm free, why can't they all be happy like me? Duke - looking for action - and causing his own Work, Auto Body f ,fr DOREEN M. DORSEY THOMAS A. DOLLINS III Work hard, keep your head together, and you will go far. Tom - easy-going, relaxed and light- hearted College and Business nfs Friendship multiplies happiness, divides grief, and enhances the souI. Dorse - a boundless and natural sense of humor College CAROL DUSEK To each his own. Carol - a good sense of humor and devoted friend . . . the sharp shoot- ers Marriage BARBARA ELLEN DONNELLAN Life is not worth living unless you have friends to live it with. Barb - athletic, if I4 . . . to really know her is to find a special friend College STEPHEN DOODY For they can conquer who believe they can. Steve - physically strong . . . a mind of his own College RALPH EDMUNDS ln all the world there is nothing more worth winning than the laughter and love of friends. Ralph - self-motivated, and gentle . . .adreamer Art School SANDRA LEE EDMUNDS Let no man despise thy youth, but be thou an example of the beliefs, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. Sandy - warm, friendly and spir- itually oriented College Cav ls ROBERT E. ENGELMAN Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary ofa fooI Bob - quick-witted, bright, and clever College JEFFREY DAVID EYGES Animalia sunt tales amici felices - rogant nihil, iudicare nihil, Jeff - a strong and definite style of uniqueness College - Biology ROBERT ANTHONY EDWARDS MICHAEL EHRLICH ELLEN DIANE EIDELMAN Everybody remembers a golden Still waters run deep. I'l0PPlf'eSS 'S 'Ile bY'PfOdUCl Of O0 age behind him. Mike - calmly independem ' I I O effortto make someone else happy. Bob - diligent and serious atti- sports enthusiast with a touch of mis- Ellen - Cfeollve Und IOSIWIOUOIJI9 ,Ude chief . . . someone special, Paul College Art School BRIAN PAUL ENGEL Man is nothing else but what he makes of himself. Brian - reserved. . .with a carefree comical heart College Q57 .niwif , .L 'N s N CYNTHIA ANN FALCONER SHARON JOAN FALZONE The road to success is always under Strive to be happy. construction. Sharon - poised and beautifully Cindy - reserved yet amiable, a sen- dressed . . . mild and pleasant sitive and serious mind College College KATHY L. EVANS A thousand ioys are seen in a smile. Kathy - Cape parties, New Hamp- shire and camping DAVID CHRISTOPHER FEDORCHAK lf I cannot do great things I can do small things in great ways. Dave - dedicated to his interests . . .electronics and audio-visual work Teaching 137 wig: V JEFFREY ALAN FELDHOUSE Live for today, tomorrow will come as it may. Turk - hockey's his game . . . always out for a good time College DEBORAH S. FINDER Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why. Debbi - outgoing and boundless . . . sunshine tol- Iows her everywhere College LARRY S. FINER Space is o human skull. Larry -favorite pastime: cat- eteria studies . . . a master of merrymaking Electrical Engineer DANIEL E. FIMLAID Finally, here I am. Dan - reticent and hard working . . .an easy rider DANIEL F. FITZPATRICK Sliding down the banister of life, North High has been a splinter in my side. Dan - cafeteria studies. . .an industrious worker Mechanic w College WALTER W. FLEMING Ill The little I know I owe to my ignorance. Big Walt - ambitious . . . the typical Mr. Nice Guy with a twist of trickery College NORMAN FLETCHER Norman - complacent, takes everything in his stride . . . seeking out good times Work MICHAEL FLYNN When something goes wrong, there's always some- one who knew it would. Mike - pleasurable and refined, trying his utmost College DAVID JAMES FERRAN Happiness is knowing you've tried. The rave - everything he does is done with wit and o mischievous spirit College ROBERT FONTAINE Anything that isn't tried will never succeed Bob - quietness, in search of self College DONNA SUE FRIED Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, live for today. Donna - an aura of dignity, poised and feminine BRUCE LEE FORMAN Once you have something special, hold it and never let it go. Buck - obliging and confident industrious and friendly College BONNY ELLEN FRASER Live each day to the fullest. Bonny - mischievous, easy-going and fun-loving College THOMAS D. GAGEN Don't ever look behind at what you've done, for your work has just begun. Gomp - the barn, Cape, Flo- rida . . . the good old days LORRAINE MARY GALLAGHER The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. Lori - she sees golden dreams through crystal blue eyes College 11 DAVID ARTHUR FORD Up on the hill, dontcha know. Dave - creative imagination and skillful hands Art School DENISE ANN FOURNIER . . all we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about. Denise - creative sensitivity to match a sunlit mind College DONALD FRANKE I know that beyond this cloud that surrounds me there is a never world and a never life. And if it is not there, then my life's world is mine for the making. Don - foiling the killer, escape to Chatham and a friend of Groucho Merchant Marine lv JEFFREY B. GARVIN Jeff - an amusing character always ioking. . .great times with Patty How much there still is to love. Mary always smiling and qui- DEBORAH P. GAMBONE Take the reds, man. Gaybone - nights at Q.C., magilla guerilla, and picnics on the mountain Secretarial School JEANNE GARDELLA Catch your dreams, before they slip away. Jeanne - expressive and unpre- dictable, an intricate personality College 'KB CYNTHIA MARIE GEISLER The appearance of things change according to the emo- tions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the magic and beauty are really in our- selves. Cindy - a natural beauty and a personality to match Nursing DAVID THOMAS GIANGREGORIO lt's strange how much you have to learn before you find out how little you know. Dave - reserved and earnest . . . striving to get ahead Oceanography Travel swifs PETER EDWARD GARRY lf it's possible, it's done. lf it's impossible, it will be done. Pete - an oldies but goodies fan . . . goof College MARK W. GILBERT Moon - friendly and forever happy . . . J.W. always and o motorcyle Trade School PAMELA JANE GLAVEN Sky be my depth, and wind be my width and height. Pam - individually creative, a real and eternal spirit College MELISSA GOLDBERG PAUL STEVEN GOLDMAN Today is the tomorrow you wor- ried about yesterday. Paul - always ready for a good timeg right where the action is College is bad. if -,X l love my ieans, I love my jeans, my ieans are so comfortably comfy. Missy - concerts, special friends . . .naturally sparkling College GARY GOLDMAN In the end the last shall be first, and the first shall be last. Gary considerate and congen . our Key Club prez College LINDA GOLDSTEIN Some men see things as they are and ask why. I dream things that never were and ask why not. Linda - strongly opinionated, uni- que, and direct in manner College JANE KATHRYN GOLDMAN You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Jane - Christmas Eve '71, 3rd night of Passover and .lane day Nursing MARSHA GOLDMAN It's all so pointless . . . I could be spending all this time learning to fIy. Marsha - a gentle yet spirited sense of nonconformity College BRYAN PETER GOODMAN You never know, you know? Bryan - fascinates people with his talents, dramatic, and musical College MICHAEL I. GLICK To live is good, to live in shame Yemp - happy-go-lucky, non- chalant and very easy-going College MICHAEL I. GOLDSMITH The superior man is modest in his speech but exceeds in his actions. Mike - an avid sports enthusiast . . . Goldie, Wally and the big blue machine College I4I JAMIE BETH GORDON The land is a mother that never dies. Jamie - sophisticated and self- assured, amiable and genial College NANCY MEADE GRAY I did not know how I could reach him, where I could overtake him and go on hand and hand with him once more. It is such a secret place, the land of tears. Nancy - gentle in manner, strong in performance College STEVEN GREENWALD A hero is a man who does what he can. Bean - iust a touch of wit. . . favors the unusual College and Travel 142 MICHAEL WILLIAM GRAF Am I a man? I feel greed, therefore I am. Mr. Graf - looking for roads beyond knowledge College, Oceanography ROBERT A. GRANDONI Catch your dreams before they fade away. Robb - friendIy's . . . a nice per- son to know and a good friend College -Q., JANE ANN GREER Our best thoughts are discovered through others. Jane - deep thoughts, a warm soul and quiet manner College CHERYL ANN GREENE To smile is a universal language in itself, understood by alI. Greenie - heart of gold, eyes of diamond Nursing ALYCE LYNN GREGORY How happy the friendship that turns to love, how sad the love that turns to friendship. Al - nights at Q.C., the Torino, Moon Palace and Mike Airline Stewardess CHERYL M. GRAY Do what you can, when you can, for anyone you can. Cheryl - always warm-hearted and full of energy . . . content and enioy- ing life College, Physical Therapy E. LLOYD GREEN No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Lloyd - wild and flirtatious . . . a real lady's man College l FRANCIS GREGORY Days of wine and roses. Frank - a persistent guy was made for him . . . trouble Work MARINA GUERCI-LENA The world is a balloon and you hold the strings. Rini - sensitivity and simplicity . . . fantastic times in Bermuda Secretarial School STEVEN ROBERT HAMILTON i I am master of my fate, I am the lcaptain of my soul. 1Steve - loyal of heart, high of pur- lpose and happy of spirit ' Work I I .,f- n. ROBERT DAVID GUMBERT All the world's a hockey game and the people merely players. Gumby - a seeker of action . . . a real competitor on and off the rink Work 'HJ' 'i i X SUSAN MARY HALPIN I shall pass this way but once. Any kind word therefore that I can bestow, any act of love that I can share in, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again. Sue - vibrant and cheering . . . memories of itll I College eg-s VICTORIA J. HALEY RUTH HALLGRIMSON Live and let die. To be a rock and not to roll. Vicki - memories of summer '73 Ruth - calmly individualistic. . .rel- . . . Rick ishes the unusual College College I MARJORIE LEANNE HAMLER To be trusted is a greater compli- ment than to be loved. Leanne - flirtatious and uninhi- bited. . . feminine and sparkling College MARTIN CLIVE HAND JOHN M. HANDRAHAN JEFFREY W. HANNA GAIL JEAN HANSON l Berklee or Bust. Have a destiny, and go The past always looks better than it The great thing in this world is not so lMarty - a soul filled with freedom somewhere. was. It's only pleasant because it isn't much where we stand, as in what land music Handcrank - holding up C wing wall here. direction we're going. , Musician . . . thumbs up! Jeff - Lori, Martha's Vineyard . . . Gail - ii I 2, deep inner thoughts I College wine, women and song . . . but why though! l College College I l 143 I 4 x w: PHILIP MARK HARDY The weakest kind of fruit falls earliest from the tree. Phil -- good natured and mild mannered. . .quite reserved Work JUDITH SHARON HARRIS You must look into people as well as at them. Judy - friends and family . . . Pumpkin . . .G.M.B. and B.B.G. Medical Secretary JOAN THERESA HART A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the best of men. Joannie - very funny . . . Mac's . . .and always vivacious College JOEL R, HARRIS You never know what you can do until you try. Joel - Brookline girls . . . Natick A.Z.A.. . .Mom and Dad DAVID W. HEATH Be high and mighty, for we may never return to this place again. Dave - excels in merriment and fun . . . in and out of mischief College SHARON ANN HEGARTY I did it my way. Shaggy - memories of Moon Palace and Richard Accounting DEBORAH LEE HENDERSON I think, I think I am, therefore I am, I think. Hendy - the out-going girl with a million names . . . memories of great parties Pre-School Education KIM DIANE HENDERSON Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Mickey Mouse - enthusiastic and lively . . . is the south side really better? College ARNOLD J. HARRIS ' To believe in one's self is all one needs. Arnie - an energetic guy with deep: rooted thoughts and opinions College, Lovi MELISSA ANN HENDERSON Do not become a slave to a uniform mode of life. Melissa - sophistication and charm enlighten and inner beauty College RODNEY D. HILL JR. Life is what you make it. Uncle Rod - lousy whist games and fun with Frieda and Harris Undecided STEPHEN A. HOMER The only thing that keeps a man from reaching his destiny is his own inhibitions. Steve - very shy and com- placent . . . a hard worker keeping his peace College BONNIE LYNN HOOD What I hope l got left inside is a little bit of me. Bonnie - candid yet casual, half of the inseparable pair College - Medical Technology RUSSELL HOOGASIAN When one door shuts, another opens. Hogy - a sincerely diligent worker, still an avid party-goer College E. JONATHAN HOLMES The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Jon - his loves are pen and ink drawing, outdoor adventure and Indian crafts and culture College - American Indian Cultural Studies KEVIN S. HILL We may be as good as we please, if we please to be good. Undecided DEBORAH KAY HOLBROOK Living without love would be merely existing. Debby - lively and gregari- ous . . . always something to say College BRENDA S. HOLIHAN Happiness is made, not found. Brenda - a definite sense of humor revealed by an out- going manner College ' an 9 fun-up itil 'M Z, 1 ,. W, , V , - . - 7. C , 21' C .-5 I4 l only know how true it is that in MARIELLEN JEWELL CARL JICKELI TERI LYN HUNTLEY Live and let die. Teri - ambition and strength con- ceal her sensitive nature LAUREN HURLEY SUSAN BETH HOPPE God made the angels to show him splendor -- as he made ani- mals for innocence and plants for their simplicity. But Man he made to serve him wittily in the tangle of his mind - Susan - essence of maturity and sophistication College love is a chain of love, as nature a chain of life. Hurls - Carriage Club, Friendlys, Famous . . . the good times Model and Social Work DAVID JACOBSON The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. Dave - a competitive and dili- gent worker, with the quality of friendliness College WILLIAM JEFFERIES HOWARD The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Bill - beneath his mild exterior lies a diligent worker Electronics MAUREEN ANN JARVIS Forget and forgive, it's easier to live. Maia - junior year, memories of a green mustang, the Cape and the kid . . . four good years College ERIC JEWELL The world is a great book, of which they who never stir from home read only a page. Eric - doubtful of discipline . . . living his own life the way he feels is right Travel ld Happiness comes from striving, loving, doing, and conquering. Mae - baseball, Famous and Hopkinton hockey games Nigga! LE. CRAIG DOUGLAS HURLBUT As I slide down the banister of life, l'll always remember North High as the splinter in my side. Rover - musically inclined . . . an instigator College, Music The more you learn the less you know. Carl - a real comic, and a super salesman . . . our visitor from Germany College TIMOTHY EDWARD JOYCE lf it moves, do it. Joycie - give him a motor and he'lI rule the world College i RONNA KABLER HINDY KARP Blessed is he who expects noth- ing, for he will never be disap- pointed. Hindy - small but far from insig- nificant College We are free to go where we wish and to be what we ore. Ronna - earthy ond active, a horse-freak College STEVEN KADISH AlI life is on experiment. The more experiments you make, the better. - Emerson Milt - mischief smiles behind a soft-spoken manner College PHILIP KAUFMAN Be awful nice to 'em going up, because you're gonna meet 'em all comin' down. Phil - a man with a multitude of friends, good looks and self-confi- dence College GARY S. KALLIN The secret of happiness is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. Gary - an elusive quality of con- tentment College Bart - soccer, Milt, H Fester, Harko! DANIEL HARTEN KALLMERTEN Put no man below yourself Empty yourself and yet be filled And if this does not work, look to yourself for the fault. DOUGLAS JU No man is the whole of himself, his friends are the rest of him. Doug - a quiet determination and constancy in friendship and achievement iggins, College G. RICHARD KEAVENEY As much of heaven is visi have eyes to see. Dix - self-assured and what he is MAUREEN E. KASETA Happiness is not a possession to be seized, it is a quality of thought, ble as we proud of College a state of mind. Crazy legs - a graceful gymnast, a never-ending school spirit. . . Renoldo College I47 SCOTT KEICH The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ignorant. Undecided KAREN L. KELLY Don't do today what you can do tomorrow. Karen - Gaybone's party, Moon Palace, Swaino . . . thanks Mr. 8. Work ROBERT H. KING If you work hard enough, you can get anything you want. Bobby - reserved but leads his own way . . . always ready for action Undecided I48 JANET ERIN KEITH If you can dream, and not make dreams your master. Mutt - Connecticut, Ho Jo's pool, Chinese red light and gremlin X College NANCY KELLER Stamens and spores, on which we lavish so many years, are no finalities, and man, when his powers unfold in order, will take Nature along with him and emit light into all his recesses. Nancy - unconventional, outspoken and forthright College VINCENT F. KNAPP You'lI always be what you are, and never what you're not. Vin - an interest in sports. . . reserved and tranquil Trade School, Carpentry JAMES MICHAEL KENNEY Wanting to be is even than what I really am. Jim - strong, and con travel the open road greater te nt to College 10 hr GWENDOLYN B. KNAPP Life is like a bowl of cheerios, once they get soggy you get sick of them. Wendy - creative interests . . . a warm interest in others Fashion Design BRIAN KELLEY I love life, so I want to live, and drink of life's fullness, take all it can give. Brian - memories of baseball and the guys . . . always finding enjoy. College ment in life I, 1 if I 7 H I I JOHN THOMAS KELLEY Jackie - Kelso, the corner . . . a real clown with a great imagina- tion HELENE BETH KOPANS I We can never know about the days to come, but we think about them: anyway. I Cookie - sensitive ond always on. the go . . . just loves being with peo- ple College, Mathematics l I I JOYCE KOPELMAN Everything that happens has to change you. Joyce - a devoted Friendly's girl, demure with a warm interest in others College STEPEN E. KURTZ So we beat on, boats against the current, borne ceaselessly into the past. Steve - versatile and dynamic . . .a challenge in himself College KIM MARIE KWIATKOWSKI The window of my soul I throw wide open to the sun. Kim - always smiling . . . P.V.C., a southie and killer College JUDITH ELLEN KOPELOFF Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is like a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Judi - full of fun, zest and many words College, Journalism ANDREW KROUNER To will to excel, to work and the will to win, they endure. They are more important than any events that occasion them. Andy - the drive to achieve with the ability to succeed College PETER J. KRAMER Life is too short to waste imitating others, be someone different , . . be yourself. Pete - reserved and easy-going with just a hint of mischief in his eyes College, Field of Education , ,El VICTOR KROSS Success is the key to a man's dream. Vic - serious, very considerate . . . along with an intricate mind Field of Electronics and Communica- tion Ls: Q'-1 CAROL SUSAN LACKMAN Let the night be too dark for me to see into the future. Let what will be, be. Carol - a pleasure seeker . . . con- siderate of those close to her College NANCY JO LAMBERT There is so much mystery in the com- mon place. Lambie - great fun water skiing . . . the apartment and Maine Inhalation Therapy NANCY JEAN KUSTRON Hummingbird, don't fly away, fly away. Nancy - light-hearted spirit and peaceful soul College N--4' GREGORY J. LANE Time as he grows old teaches all things. Greg - sedate and complacent , . , dwells within a realm of singular amity Work 149 MARGARET LOUISE LANE How sweet the moonlight sleeps upon the bank! Here I will sit and let the sound of music creep in my ears. Soft stillness and the night become KEITH LARSON lt will be a icy to recall this some- day. Keith - an athletic scholar. . . strong and able College Lv the touches of sweet harmony. T' Reta - docile, complacent, and tranquil College I yrr-'vu I 50 ew -'fb' EDWARD MARTIN LAUGINIGER You cant always get what you want. Marty - Weoooo? An outgoe ing and dedicated friar . . . baseball and close friends always College WILLIAM ANTHONY LEAVEY Life is too short to be dull. Billy - a devilish grin and a mischievous heart . . . good times with the guys College ALAN LEAVITT Invention is the talent of youth, as judgement is of age. Al - quiet with a warm sense of humor. . .a good friend Travel MARK SCOTT LEBARON Wish not so to live long as to live well. Mark - casual and relaxed . . . a twinkle of mischief JOHN ROBERT LEBOLD Hope for the best but be pre- pared for the worst. Leeb - an interest in math and various sports . . . quiet and mild mannered College PAMELA JEAN LEBOVITZ Photographs and memories, all I have are these. Pam - stubborn and deter- mined . . . a flair for playing guitar College LAUREL LOUISE LANGEVOORT lf we had taken the time to argue about our differences, we would never have had the time to be friends. Laurel - femininely sophisticated . . . knows what she wants and goes after it College, Zoology PATRICIA MARIE LEONARD As long as the days last, let's give it all we got. Patty - boundless energy and never- ending vivacity . . . keeps 'em laugh- ing College 9Yf 'V RHONDA SUE LIBENSON People, people who need people are the luckiest people in the world. Peach -- a bright disposition high- lighted by a seasoned sweetness College, Speech Pathology GAVIN H. LIVINGSTONE When we cannot find contentment in ourselves, it is useless to seek it else- where. Gav - truthful and open . . . always self-assured College 1 GLENN C. LOTTO To people, a man is worth his weight in gold and silver, but to himself he is worth millions in ability. Glenn - quiet inside thoughts . . . shy and com- templative Architecture KATHLEEN M. LOUGHMAN To be loved, be lovable. Kathy - soft spoken. compas- sionate and congenial College 'S .ff - DEBORAH MARIE LOWE Pain makes men think, thought makes men wise, wisdom makes life endurable. Debs - amiable and gentle, but makes good times happen any- where D' E College, Dentistry . nil ELYSE DEBRA LEVIN How much time he gains who does not look to see what his neighbor says or does or thinks, but only at what he does himself. Elyse - enthusiastic and per- ceptive, with the natural abil- ity to express the truth College LISA JEAN LIBERATORE When you love and are loved, everyday is sunny. Lisa - front seat of a Galaxie 500 . . . thinking of Ricky Nursing GERALD P. LITVIN We don't know one millionth of one percent about ony- thing. Gerry - easy-going and reserved . . . o basketball enthusiast Salesman x I Q' J JOSEPH DAMIAN LUKER The most able man you'll ever meet is the man you think you think you are. Zi - quiet and athletic . . . ideas for the future College KATHLEEN ANN LYNCH I made it. Puddles - kind and warm hearted . . . a beautiful person to know Dental Assistant Af SHANE E. LYNCH Live as if you expect to live a hundred years, but might die tomorrow. Shane - rarely bothered by cares and worries . . . quite a daredevil Coastguard JAMES EDWARD LYNCH III Take life too seriously and what is it worth? Jay - easy-going charm, hand- some and very flirtatious KIMBERLY ANN MACDONALD A law of life: to use things and love people, not to love things and use people. Kim - entirely honest yet warm hearted . . . a lover of horses College, Veterinary Sciences 'df CHRISTINA MacEACHERN my way. Chris - college ALLAN KEATH MACINTIRE alone, nor for itself. always willing to help CAROL ANNE MACKAY You have the freedom to be yourself, your true self, and nothing can stand in your way. Carol - good natured. . . special friends at South, and memories of the Sharp Shooters Work l52 nl' Songs that I sang before, come softly once again. And the shad- ows of uncounted iourneys cross - Blake AI - an understanding nature . . . College MAUREEN LYNCH A true friend is forever a friend. Maureen - a touch of that Irish beauty, which glows with enthusi- asm Nursing ar PY Everything that lives, lives not LAWRENCE THOMPSON MACKEIL Let's act like a stick, and split. Sneezy Rider - motorcycles . . . Harley David- son is here to stay! Landscaping IPATRICIA ANN MACURA l Man is distinguished from all other creatures by the ability of Iaughter. ge 'Patti - the little Mac with the big heart . . . '15 x 'Rooster lq ? College -.,,,4 MARY KATHLEEN MAGUIRE Nothing comes from nothing. Mary - great times in Italy . . . outspoken in manner and an animal lover Veterinarian Assistant Gu-0 ?-1 S, V17 STEPHEN JOHN MAIN DONNA LYNN MANCUSO We secure our friends not by accepting favors but by doing them. Donna - great memories with Murph, Moe, Lori and Winnie Nursing 41, 'Ash PAUL JOSEPH MANNION Violence is the tool of the igno- rant. Paul - to all his friends, a memo- rable companion . . . once known, never forgotten . . . Bon- nie . To be successful and live happily , fix -.,a- Q pi- ' ROBERT PAUL MALEY If we can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we may find ourselves as creatures of excellence, intelli- gence and skiII. Males - late nights and early mornings in Italy. . . 332 . . . Bonnie SUSAN J. MANCINI Laugh and the world Iaughs. Sue - somewhat complacent with a carefree comical heart Secretarial School ALEXANDER W. MARCOALDI Happiness is not a destination, it is a method of life. Alex - a iokester at heart . . . amusing and adventurous Vocational STEPHEN T. MAGUE The things which hur1,instruct. Steve - basketball - o strong desire to be the best . . . Cape Cod and blue fishing College 0 it ANDREW JOHN MANDELL The work of our hands, matched to reason and principle, will determine our destiny. Oscy - a comment for everything . . . one of the group from '42 9 College 153 DONNA ELIZABETH MARINO Where there is love there is hope - where there is hope there is God - Where there is God there is no need. Marini - so many good times . . . Diane's parties, Brad and Maine's seagulls Marriage MARIE MARTIN The world looks brighter from behind a smile. Marie - just driving around, the red station wagon and summer '73 College fs'-iv C977 M , K KATHERINE M. MATTHEWS Some more adventure I shall seek to share with others, Kathy - a lover of people and good times, always onthe go. . . College, Early Childhood Education I54 BARRY MARKOVSKY Simplicity is the essence of happi- ness. Barry - drama and music reflect the depth of his soul College MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS Nothing should be more highly prized than each day. Mae - memories of New Hampshire and Joey. . . a never fading warmth EUGENE MATTERAZZO Look ahead to tomorrow, not back into yesterday. Gene - casual but strong and determined . . . leading the way Undecided ALAN PAUL MARKS Be honest with yourself and disre- gard what others think of you. If you are sincere in your actions, you'll be admired for it. Big Al - fantastic winter weekends skiing in Vermont and New Hamp- shire . . . seen on his Yamaha College CHRISTOPHER A. MAUDE With perserverance, patience, and time, all goals you set will be reached and surpassed. Chris - tranquil yet sharp minded . . . a universe within himself College, Professional Sports CRAIG V. MARKS If I can count all my true friends on one hand I consider myself a truly lucky man. Craig - wrestling, and a definite determination . . . concerned yet out- spoken College, Social Psychology NICHOLAS VADIM MARTIN l'd rather have a fool to make me happy, than experience to make me sad. Nick - a newcomer to North . . . always making the most of situa- tions Businessman PATRICIA MAXWELL Fear is the lock and laughter the key to your heart. Patty - gentle and sincere with a flair for art College JOHN MCAVOY Live for today, tomorrow will come as it may. Mac - a kind hearted and sincere person . . . at home on the ice Undecided UTI F' GLENN ANDREW McGEOCH The mind has its own logic, but does not often let others in on it. Gooch - a complex and mathe- matical mind striving to understand College, Mathematics ROBERT McCARTHY He is a man of his own will, speed and eagerness. Bob - a driving expert, venturous and always ready with a joke WHY JOSEPH F. MCGRAIL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Skip - good natured and personable . . . a comical and relaxed manner College LAWRENCE JEFFREY MCGRATH Live life without solving it. Larry - soft spoken, very shy and quietly efficient College JOHN P. McCUSKER .lack - memories . . . the gang and Nantasket humorous disposition Nancy, . . . a College ANN MARIE McCONNON Joys are to share, memories are to keep. Ann - fond and lasting memories of a certain Navy man, iunior year and skating Secretarial School PATRICK McGREAL Give me a laundry list and I'll put it to music. Pat - inwardly reticent and reserved with an outward warmth Musician DANIEL L. MCCUE Ill The only way out is through. Dan - an intricate mind forever learning, forever learning College cuf- ?f'7 PATRICIA A. McGOWAN Dear lady can you hear the wind blow and did you know, your stair- way lies on the whispering winds. Irish - remember Natick, P.Z., and the J.M. fan club LISA ANDREA McINTYRE You're a big girl now and you'll pull through somehow. Lis - hey babes . . . sensitive and compassionate, yet crazy and fun-lov- ing College l55 CAROL ANN McKENNA He who laughs, lasts. Carol - whimsical and fun- oriented, but with a studious side College GERARD McNAUGHT Try to get everything you can out of life. Turkey - shy and reserved . . . dwells within a realm of , 'iw ff amity 7, College A A JoELLEN MARIE McNEIL Don't mess with the best, 'cause the best don't mess. JoEllen - remember 141, Jack in the Box, and a 66 Chevelle 4-19: 1 L 'Y' Undecided V Zi6S1'i 4 hfm'19Y'i'.f ff' ii J 4 I 6 .,.w..,,.......,....-..- ..,.,.,...--..,......... mi A: 1 ff - DEBRA ANN McMANUS You have the freedom to be your- self. Debby - a subtle style, yet full of fun and surprises Nursing RICHARD JAMES McNEIL Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. Rich - earnest and warm hearted . . .a motorcycle and a special girl College THOMAS R. McNEIL The fitness of the mind and body reflect on the fitness of the mind. Mac - a rugged individualist and a diligent worker College I CHARLES B. MEAD Necessity has no law. Charlie - memories of the cornfields Undecided WAYNE STEVEN MELLIN Life is the best thing you have going for you, so live it the best you can. Wayne - memories of Israel . . . confident and self- assured College CYNTHIA A. McMANUS Peace is the dance of life . . . it seems we all don't know the steps. Cindy - exuberant with a warm sense of humor. . .cBruin's fan NEIL M. MELTZER Aim at the sun, and you may not reach it, but your arrow will fly far higher than aimed at an obiect on a level with yourself. Pooh - combination of intelligence, ambition and dedication Medical School PAUL CHARLES MERCHANT The necessity for self-identity is the first step to reality. Paul - a special interest in scuba div- ing, skiing, and cars Technical School MAUREEN MERCHANT Be kind to your friends. If it weren't for them you'd be a total stranger. Maureen -lighthearted spirit and understanding if '-9 'TT' nature fl College il MARK METZGER Strength lies in exercise, -- ' not rest. Pumpkin - always on the run Gb College I . FRANK JOSEPH MICONI We lie loudest when we lie to our- seIves. Frankie - a quiet wit. . . an individ- ual personality eager for new experi- ences College and Travel BEATRICE MEYER I am not afraid of tomor- row for I have seen yester- day and love today. Trixie -- witty, comical and congenial QL-5? PAUL DAVID MILLER Why need I volumes, if one word suffice? 4 gig' I - d - I Z-'-. 1'-2-V Pau - a wise an comica guy, 3 V 3-,n,3 1, who always has something to soy -1 ' vs!r7r Lawyer CYNTHIA MOORE It was the best time, it was the worst time, it was a party to last forever. Cindy - a bestest buddie . . . The RoIls . . . Jeff, 2-IO-73 and Mac's College ROBIN PATRICE MORRIS Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Robin - glows with enthusiasm and warmth . . . Babes College 157 JAMES THOMAS NALEPA -.56 f Nl' lar- V apr JEREMIAH JAY MULHERN Live your own life, for you die your own death. Jay - confident and ambitious . . .good times with the gang College CHRISTOPHER KENT NAVRATIL Everyone has to have freedom to be an individual. Chris - memories of first period study . . . a great guy and a beautiful friend I 58 GLENN SCOTT MORRISON The fitness of the mind and body reflect the fitness of the soul. Glenn - retiring personality . . . Muscle beach . . . one of the out- crowd College 'lv DANIEL MURPHY Off to bigger and better things. TJ - our resident red neck . . . a beautiful V.W .... a basically good person Become a Millionaire MARY ANNE MURPHY Used to be, not anymore. Muff - Bradlees and Brighton' . . . no muff too tuff, a newcomer Secretory THERESA M. MORSE lt is better to be a nobody who accomplishes something, than a somebody who accomplishes nothing. Terri - warm and soft spoken with a gentle manner . . . little sprout College my 44 SUZANNE ELISE MURPHY A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you iust the same. Sue -flashes of humor . . . always smiling and relaxed College And while with silent lifting mind, l've trod the high untrespassed sanctity of space, put out my hand, and touched the face of God. .lim -- very ambitious, dramatic and musical . . . gives off a sense of importance Lawyer and Great Statesman Travel CAROL ANN MURPHY It is better to understand than to be understood. Cammy - memories of Bermuda Nantasket, the Cape . . . beauti fully long summers Co JOYCE IRENE NELSON I believe when I fall in love with you, it will be forever. . . Ethel - rambunctious and creative . . . prefers the lively bunch Hairdressing I I ,.., You never know what you can do until you try. Jeff behind the rosy cheeks is a strong and P College 405- BRIAN G. NICHOLS To exist is nothing. To be is everything. Brian - a perfect gentleman enhanced by intelligence and self-assurance College ,qs TERRY NICHOLS A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Terry sympathetic and under standing . . . an ambitious worker T29 il Q1 NILIMA NIVARGIKAR Often the precious present is wasted in visions of the future. Nil - an inward tranquility masked by an outward vivacity . . . J.Z. and close friends College MARIA LEE NEWTON Friendship is the wine of life. Maria - 7th period study, iunior year, Kentucky and Cope Cod Business School LORRAINE ELLEN OLIVERI People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Lorraine - memories of Wahl hawl, dream on . . . good times with many friends Nursery School Teacher up-Y' Y CHARLES J. O'NEIL A man finds happiness only by walking his own path. Chuck - an impressive gymnast . . .always understanding and seeking to learn College DONNA PAGANO HM PAGEL ...n every dream lies reality... Llllgre there lies no cares, no Donna - easy-going and forever K.m ' e d t. k. active . . . never a dull moment can gd Esnnhgvirzgliuror mg on College Business giiv I 159 DIANA LEE PALMER Love isn't love 'till you give it away. Dini - welcome home! . . . whist games and a great year in Germany College 0 bv x , an . g' X I e Lae 1--P4e ms X ' ' 1 . NANCY MARIE PATELIS Try some kindness today, row may be too late. Nancy - captures reality the lens of a camera tomor- through College PAUL E. PELOQUIN Be good. Paul - a truly nice kid . . his own way 160 . living life Teacher .IANICE ANN PALMER Friendship sometimes leads to love - because it did! Deigo - the superbee, Steve, the apartment, and Maine Marriage KENNETH WILLIAM PARADISO Aim highl It is no harder on your gun to shoot the feathers off an eagle than to shoot the fur off a skunk. Chico - an energetic guy of many words . . . take a hike College Z x. S LAWRENCE J. PENDERGAST What the future brings is what the present ponders. Let us show them. Larry - an inquiring and amusing character . . . a twinkle in his eye College f W N1 ANDREW M. PAYSON Independence is the privilege of the strong. Andy - a mind of his own, schol- arly and self-confident College F BETH PENDOLARI Just passin' through. Beth - a zany sense of humor behind a peaceful exterior Veterinarian Assistant GARY STEVEN PARESKY Everyone must have an ultimate goal, mine is success. Gary - sociable, determined and eager to make friends Medical School i JANICE PATERSON lt takes a year to go once around 'h the sun. I Jan - sparkling eyes intensify a f boundless energy and vivacity College 1 I SHARON ALEXANDRA PENN 0 Don't bring around a cloud to rainr on my parade. . Sharon - a seething sensitivity- masks an inner vibrance. . .the Cape . College I I I v STEVEN MICHAEL PESECKIS The maintenance of life and the pur- suit of happiness are not two separate issues. Steve - the desire to learn matched by a definite ability and a happy spirit Medicine ORNIE PILZER Ornie - always around when you need a friend . . . beautiful memo- ries of Israel College SHERYL LEE PETERMAN What is this life, if full of care, we have no time to stand and stare? Sherry - carefree and confident, memories of C.M., C.B. and the labs FRANKLIN J. PIERCE The Allman Brothers Frank - his own ideas for life . . . a special interest in music College CHRISTOPHER PIAZZA He tried to get out of life, what no one else could find. Chris -- humorous and enioyable . . . an automotive interest Trade School ff' hz-3 155 15112 . 1 MICHAEL A. PISELLO KATHLEEN PLUNKETI' MARY ELIZABETH PLUNKETI' Take life as it is - not as it seems to What's the bid - high or low? Greater love there be than this: that be. Kathy-one of the gang. . .asso- a man lay down his life for his Packy - an independent individual ciation of Super Seniors friends. . . . a tough exterior masks a warm Business School Mary - Frieda Falcon, Norris Nova, Iiedff Rorry and Whist Undecided DENIS M. PICARD Better late than never, Denny - easy-going with an interest in cooking, skiing and cars College, Chef L, ROSE PISANO Good manners are the technique of expressing consideration for the feelings of others. Rose - kind hearted and industri- ous. . .glowing with happiness ,Q fn 2 I I ' . fs' sf Qt j J JOHN POE First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do John - strong willed and confident . . . determination abounds l6l 'WX ELLEN POLNER People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Ellie - artistic and always looking for excitement College VIRGINIA POVALL The truth often unsought, comes forth. Ginny-College DEBORAH ANNE POWER Happiness sneaks through a door you didn't know you left open. Deb - bright smile and enthusiasm abound College CRAIG WILLIAM POSEY Yesterday's dreams will be tomor- row's realities. Craig - mildly efficient and amiable . . . the desire to learn College nfs! CHRISTOPHER M. POWERS He who cannot lead, and will not follow, at least makes a dandy road block. Chris - boisterous, rowdy and sports minded. . .Key Club convention '7 2, '73 College JAMES QUENTIN POWERS There are no words I can use, because the meaning still leaves for you to choose. Jimmy - a deceiving shyness and an inner motivation College if., , 219 I , W' PAULA PATRICIA PRIOR May your days be filled with golden moments. P.P. - Steffano, D.H., fun times waterskiing and at Layres Hairdressing J. MARK PRYBL I always wanted to be one step better than I am. Mark Frible - a muIti-taI- ented individual . . . Ryb- lee, the Buffaloed tenor Dentistry MARGARET ELLEN PORTER Alone in the wilds and mountains, I hunt . . . I believe in those wing'd purposes. Peggy - seeking to know with both mind and heart College VALERIE JUNE PUGATCH For every friend a smile, for every smile o friend. Puggy - great sense of humor, artis- tically inclined, a wonder woman College ,fr f,4: My. ANNE K. QUINLAN Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Anne - a talented skater and a giver of herself . . . mother hen Colleae F IVONNE RAMSLAND Where words fail, music speaks. Ivonne - a beautiful and talented person . . . a friend to everyone College TIMOTHY RATCHFORD All things are difficult before they are easy. Tim - reserved and independent . . . looking for what's right in life Undecided DEBORAH AMY REASENBERG You give little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Debbi - a spirited sense of free- dom College SUSAN GAIL REINSTEIN Keep your name always towards the sun, for the shadows will fall behind you. Sue - beautlful memories . . . summer '72, hot rod Vega and August I7th College SUSAN ELIZABETH PURCELL Take things as you find them. Sue - tranquil, shy-eyed friendliness . . . visits to Virginia College DEBRA LOUISE RADFORD Lost yesterday, some- where between sunrise and sunset, one golden hour filled with sixty min- utes. There is no reward, for it is gone forever. Debbie -- P.C., turtles, pickles . . . an interest in art, May 6 - some year PAUL D. RADZIK Careful with that axe, Eugene. Rat - humor and person- ality abound . . . an effervescent smile College 1 ' N o I O i . , , 7 i. -lil Q ii A MICHAEL WAYNE REMILLARD ROBERT ERIC RENDELL Dr' MICHAEL T. RHODES Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is tak- ing less than you need. Rodsey - Rat , the toyota bomb. . .very lively and sociable College ..??' Be lighthearted, but sincere. Wasted time and wasted Mike - ambitious and hard working . . . mind. looking fo fhe fugufe Rick - strong sense of inde- College, Medicine pendence and responsibility BILL RICE No pleasure endures unsea- soned by variety. 164 DEBRA ANN RILEY When you've seen beyond yourself, then you may find peace of mind is waiting there. Debby - A true beauty in smilein soul College DAVID MICHAEL RICH Know what you want, and go after it. Dave - mystical spirit reflects an air of magic College, Professional Magician Education ANGELA JUNE RICHARDS Smiles are free and easy to give. Pix - Daring and out-going . . . always caring and always giving College ROBERT LEO RIGHTER Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free. Rob - A happy kid who really enioys life PAUL RIBEIRO You can stand in your own light. Paul - interested in sports, especially tennis . . . individ- ual in his actions College, Accounting College Aviation BRIAN RICHARD ROCK Brian - A true outdoorsman, The Printer , . . . sensitive to the world around him College ALLAN ROMELT JOHN P. ROGERS For Dave: Don't leave unless you've left some- thing. John - magnetic blue eyes, J 8- B. . . a rugged exterior STEVEN D. RUBIN The man who does the least talk- ing often has the most to say. Steve - track star . . . very seri- ous minded, conscientious and reserved College 'bv' S 'E' ROBERT LAWRENCE ROLE Each and every day, l get better in every way. Bob - Bobby Jo Star, a self-confident and theatrical sharp dresser Travel With will one can do any- thing. Allan - a blue mustang, weekends with Mich . , . bold and brawny Undecided ELISSA JANE RUCCIA Since I can only do it once, let me run through life like a coconut, so I can laugh in my rocking chair. Lissa - light hearted, natural . . . and alittle zany! College DANIEL EDWARD ROSEMAN I am as you shall be. Dan - dynamic energy directed toward bikes, cars and girls Become rich quickly PAUL H. ROVINELLI if' I only wanted to live in STEPHEN PAUL ROGERS My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Steve - an avid outdoorsman . . .motorcycling and skimobiling College accord with the promptings of my true self, why was that so very difficult? -- Demian, Hermanne Hesse Paul - creatively talented and aspiring . . . a keeper of wisdom College JANE ALICE RYAN What is done is done. There is nothing we can do to change the past. The only thing to do is to hope for the future. Jane - a compassionate nature combines with musical and artistic interests College y QL, HARVEY HIRSH RUBINOVITZ The wisest man is he who does not fancy that he is so at alI. Harvey - conservative, earnest and serious minded . . . an inter- est in computers College 165 JEANNINE THERESA RYAN Friendship is the language which the mute can speak and the deaf can understand. Jeannine - demure Gigi, a trust' ing and a trusted friend College HARRIET ANN SANCLEMENTE Safe upon the solid rock the ugly houses stand, come and see my shin- ing palace built upon the sand. Harriet - a touch of humor, creative expression . . . sensitive and serious minded College gf- ' DEBORAH BETH SAPERIA There must be room for growing somewhere else, and I'm going. Debs - Chicago fan . . . a good music lover and a valued friend College I66 SUSAN MARCIA SALOVITZ To be nobody but myself - in a world which is doing its best, night and day to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight. - e. e. Cummings Sue - soul searching, unique and sensitive College, Nursing ,,.C,,. . . DONNA SALTZBURG Here comes the sun. Dondi - inquisitive and intelligent . . . she climbs steadily ahead College ,. r ,, Q 'll 17 LORETTA SAVAGE If you smile at me I will understand because it's something everyone ever- ywhere does in the some language. Laurette - spirited and shy-eyed friendliness . . . takes to the sunny slopes College DAVID ALAN SANTOS Ambition is the stairway to suc- cess, along the steps of friendli- ness. Dave - easy-going manner . . . hockey is his game College DWIGHT SCOTI' SCHIRMER Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with understanding, and find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly. Dwight - a Natick policeman . . . a special girl College STEVEN ANTHONY ROBERT SAMPSON We ran the race. The race was won by running it slowly. Sambo - 316, a baseball champ forever . . . Trudy Fitz and always the friars College, Baseball NANCY A. SANDVIK Happy are those who dream 1 dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. ' Nancy - warm and congenial . . .happy days are snowy days! College I I I. i. I I s I I t i I I i I I BETSY SCHNEIDER I True happiness is to rest satisfied 'Q I with what we have. I Betsy - a concern for others . . . casual and sometimes quiet, a collec- I tor , Secretarial School i in MARK DOUGLAS SCHNEIDER Never again! Schnitz -- definite quality of non-con- formity and independence College, Medical School DIANE CHRISTINE SELLERS Live everyday as if it were the last. Diane - understanding . . . with always something to say Secretarial School WILLIAM SEWARD Life is half spent before we know what it is. Bill - considerate and fun loving, Hermie . . .anever ending grin College DONNA MARIE SCOTT No matter how hard the times feel now, it will always clear up in the end. Donna -friendly with those she knows . . . always smiling Secretarial School BRIAN SEXT ON Independence is the privilege of the strong. Brian - enthusiastic fan of sports and parties ERIC B. SEGAL Follow me and thou shalt not lack amusement. Eric - Elks and The Nill . . .searching out fun Undecided GAIL SCULLY Drawing boundaries is the preoccu- pation of minds incapable of building bridges. Gail - distinctness in thought . . . an animal lover College HILARY LYNNE SHAMBERG It's not who you love, or how you love, but that you love. Hil - bright smile with a distinctive Gisele College CHERYL ANN SEAVEY If you treat people right, they will treat you right - 9004 of the time. Cheryl - energetic and gregarious . . . a beautiful gymnast . . . sum- mers in Long Island College NANCY MARIE SERPLISS If God be for me who can be against me? Romans 8:31 Nance - sincere and laughing . . . expressing herself with song College We-J SUSAN LORI SHAPIRO When you shall meet one who is strong and gentle too, pray feast your eyes: For he is glorious to behold, the blind can see his qualities. Artist I67 chu.. , DIANE MARIE ANNE SHEAHAN To live life without at least one chance of loving and car- ing is never to live at all. Diane - ready and anxious for fun . . . never a dull moment Secretary BARRY KEVIN SHUFFITT A friend in the hand is worth two in the bush. Barry - knowledgeable and resourceful . . . always eager to lend a hand Mathematician STEVEN PETER SIKALIS Our future may lie beyond our vision, but not beyond our control. Sikie -4 one of the hockey iocks. . .persevering and spirited College 1 4 I 45.1 ,Lim ,.,....-nn ......--.,.,-- I S f l Q , .Xu 1 UQ! 'A l V .:.:,: 3 T- - rlr 4 c A Q- ww DONALD E. SHELLY He who hesitates is lost, but then, so is he who doesn't. Don -- an avid cycler, swimmer, wat- erskiier and skater Work STEVEN SILVERMAN Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. ROBERT SILVERSTEIN If it's there, do it. Grizzly - strong willed and forceful in thought and deed College JAY SISSON Buenos Aires, mi querido. - Un tango de Carlos Gardel Jay - Patricia, Av. Sante Fe 507312 A - ACS, Plazas, el I7 de Junio y Marzo, collecti- vos, futbol SUSAN GRACE SHELLENBERGER For I am also a child, if children live in spontaneous ioy and curious pursuit of understanding. And though time may see me aged, a child I remain in happiness, for life neither grays nor grows weary, but it expands to the end. It leaves me not, I cannot leave it unfulfilled. College, Service, Learning, Living MARGARET MARY SLABI Lift your head toward the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you. Peggy - feeling heart and a spirit filled with knowledge College GARY P. SMITH The fox that cannot reach the grapes says that they are not ripe. College ' PAMELA SMITH And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. - Kahlil Gibran ix PATRICIA SMITH Your children are not your chil- dren - they are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you . . . -Kahil Gibran STEPHEN W, SMITH Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happi- ness without action. Waldo - a subtle yet vibrant sense of humor . . . a common nixer Undecided THOMAS SMITH Here's to it, and to it again, if you get to it, and don't do it. May you never get to it to do it, , again. Tom - always there when you need him . . . searching for the fun in life College SUSAN FAYE SLOTNICK Remember yesterday, enioy today and believe in tomorrow. Sue - a creative and inquisitive nature enhances the meanings she seeks within herself College KENNETH V. SMITH JR. Smitty - a man with a mind of his own, impetu- ous and always where the excitement is College LISA JO SMITH Let there be love close to us. Jo - hot tempered yet sensitive, good times at the Cape . . . Jimmy Hairdressing Q bs Sc., -4 11:75-' p, I 169 HOPE A. STEPHENS Life is like a T.V. set - it's so much more enioyable without dis- tortions. Hopey - industrious, gregarious and many, many good friends College, Linguistics KATHLEEN ANN SULLIVAN Better a heart full of love than a mind full of knowledge. Kathy - a heart with room for every joy. . . especially Rick Secretarial School l7O SUSANNE K. SPIERTO The road goes ever on . . . Sue - blend of harmony, sweet- ness and mild intensity College, Fashion Design STEPHEN SPRAGUER Silence is golden. Steve - a special interest in peo- ple. . .reticent and keeps to himself Salesman ELAINE STORLAZZI Don't walk behind me, I may not lead, don't walk in front of me, I may not follow, iust walk beside me and be my friend. Elaine - Bermuda '73, summers in Marshfield College NANCY ANN STEVENS Life is like the seasons, after win- ter comes the spring, so l'll keep the smile awhile and see what tomorrow brings. Nancy -forever smiling . . . flir- tatious, with expressive green eyes College ROBERT H. STRELKE A man is revealed by his man- ner. Bob - rhythm and concordance account for musical talents College RICHARD JOHN STULB lf you find a path with no obsta- cles, most likely it leads to nowhere. Richard - creatively artistic . . . an easy-going non-conformist Art College BRIAN JON SULLIVAN Greatness is a quality with which some men are born, others achieve, and still others thrust upon them- selves. Sully - great looks and a captivating smile, 342. . .Floridc's gain is North High's loss College Mary - close MARY SULLIVAN Happy are those who dream dreams and are I ready to pay the price to make them come true. friends from Newton . . . sweet- ness and warmth abound Special Education ROBERT SULLIVAN Life is great but life is short, and you never can relive it - so live it now to the fullest. Sully - determination and drive . . . every- body's friend Physical Education College, JUDITH ANN SUTHERLAND He who ioins not the dawn with the singing is but a child of darkness. College Q77 'EI STEVEN BARRY SUNDOOK There is only one success - to be able to live your life in your own way. Steve - goes for the better things in life . . . at home in the Hub College, Law MARY L. SUTTON Live each day as if it were your PATTI A. SWARTZWELDER So many gentle friends are near, Qi-lr Iast. Kemer athletically interested . tranquil and considerate College and Riding Academy DONNA JEAN SWINDELL There must be roads somewhere highways I haven't found. Some- thing more than clouds out beyond the window. Donna - effervescent and femi- nine. . .memories of hospital friends Nursing School CATHERINE TANG Love is the strongest power in the world. Cathy - well-meaning and thoughtful. . .unique in her actions College ELIZABETH ANN SWAIN Happy I am, from cares I am free. Liz - nights at A. C. and Gay- bone's . . . good times with J. B. Secretarial School one can scarcely see. I will never feel alone wherever I may be. Swartzie - full of fun, vivacity and true enthusiasm for living College MICHAEL JOSEPH TARALLI Smile while you're makin' it, laugh while you're takin' it, even though you're fakin' it - nobody's gonna know. Meatball - one of the guys who finds good times anywhere Work THOMAS SYDELL It is always the adventurers who accomplish great things. Tom - exuberantly free, irrespres- sible and easy-going College I7l ROBIN TARLOW To each season, something special. Robin -- summer of '72, Chicago, the proms. , .only the beginning College JOANNE MARY TEEL The best days are the first to flee. -- Virgil J.T. - No one could be happier and show it as much. . . coach College 'Z-mls' JOAN ELIZABETH THOMPSON lt isn't difficult to keep friends alive - lust don't make trouble for them. Joan -- always seeking out friends and fun College 172 FERDI TAYGAN Friends are cherished above all else. Ferdi - very accomplished yet very unpretentious . . . destined to suc- ceed College KATHLEEN MARY TAYLOR And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last, when all are one, and one is all. Kathy - a successful skater, an origi- nal thinker . . .memories of Fal- mouth College JAMES A. TIBBETTS It is such a sweet sorrow to leave. Buddy Tibbs - out-going and mis' chievous in spirit with a special talent in art Art JANET THOMPSON Live hand in hand, together we will stand on the threshold of a dream. Janet - blond and beautiful . . . always in a good mood, Don Work MICHAEL F. TIERNEY Let all wackers be equal in all situa- tions. Mike - impetuous and uninhibited . . . a real hot rodder College LAUREN JEAN TEDOLDI ' lt's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. If Guinea - June l973, BSL titles and ll Freshman Friendships 'U College BRIAN KEVIN THOMAS I I'm too young to die, besides l there's no future in it. Jake -frequently the center of attention, boisterous and bold I College I WI tl IU . fr 'c 'if I l I I 4 CHARLENE MAE TOBIN III Live for today, there may be no lf Ir tomorrow. l 'I Chuck - always on the bright side, koi happy and warm hearted ing Nursing J wp I- PETER EDWARD TOMB I came, l saw, and now I am glad to be leaving. Peter - a seeker of truth and rele- vance College CYNTHIA TUTTLE Fresh dreams to deliver and new days to Iive. Cindy - sharp wit and vivacious mood . . . blonds do have more fun College BETTY LOU VAN HEEST Friendship is happiness found in the happiness of others. Louie - a perfect combination of sociability, determination and friendliness College STEPHEN P. TOWNE Enioy as much as you can today - it's the beginning of the end. Steve - always something to say . . . humorous and easy-going Service, Marines STEPHEN THOMAS TROUSKIE We can only live with loneliness awhile, then we forget what living ls. Steve - many, many friends . . . towering with a carefree, congen- ial attitude College Cf' LINDA SUSAN VEUM l may have all knowledge and understand all secrets, I may have all the faith needed to move mountains - but if I have not love, I am nothing. Linda - memories of Italy . . . artis- tic . . . cold winters in a furry coat College LAUREN JEAN TRAUB You only go around once in life, so you've got to live it with all the gusto you canl Laurie - abounds in determination, energy and happiness Business Executive LYNNE WADE A smile is a gift you can give every- day. Lynne - Rod Stewart and Faces . . . memories of Colorado and a blue Chevy Impala College DAVID DOUGLAS TROTT Others may be contented to remain the same, l strive to change for the better. Mogan - sedate and easy to get along with . . . the willingness for new people and experiences College 'V 3-ni ti RONALD W. VANCOUR Greater love brings closer friends, and closer friends bring a better world. Ron - ambitious and industrious, artistic and musical . . . a good friend College STUART WALDMAN Ahead lies the future full of many surprises. Stu - a diligent and calmly efficient worker College I73 CATHERINE WALSH Time is a gift. . .enjoy every minute. Cathy - many good times within a close circle of friends . . . a sparkle of warmth College BRUCE A. WAUGH Success is the ultimate goaI. Duck - shy and quiet to those who don't know him, but open to his friends College, Business JOANNE WAX Youth is for dreaming, old age is for remembering, and what's in between is for living. Jo - the definition of a sweet kid, athletically inclined . . . a special friend College RICHARD DENNIS WARREN Ill To all my friends: Eschew obfusca- tion. Rick - an interest in people and music. . .wild but controlled College, ROTC FREDERIC C. WEBB Others may be contented to remain the same, I strive to change for the better. Fred - fantastic personality, many good times. . .skiing andthe Cape College L ,-,. . , E .,,fE'?, ri ' Q 13'- ,,g: -f' ' ' 4, N26 -9' 5 1' - f , . .ff 'Q Iva-'.',I,. ' f - . , ., . . ,,,, if e ,af . YW A ,W . 1. Q- I M lvl l '. A, bf A g gg . .Li - We , . 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Don't walk behind me, l may not lead, iust walk beside me and be my friend. Nancy - sensitive feelings and a whacky comment for everything College 'Suv CHRISTOPHER JON WIEBE Things which you do not hope hap- pen more frequently than things which you do hope. Webe's - wild Wiebe weekends College VALERIE WIENCEK You are you, and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it is beautiful. Val - wild and iubilant . . . a casual and congenial manner College DAVID WILLIAMS The good and wise live quiet lives. Dave - sensitive and thoughtful . . . a warm heart and a big smile College ROBERTA SUSAN WEMPLE Face piles of trials with smiles. Sue - athletically inclined . . . open and warm within a circle of friends RICHARD WELCH Strive to fulfill your goals. Rich-determined and aggressive with lust a hint of mischief College WILLIAM WESTPHAL The road to success is always under construction. Willey - nice looking and amiable . . . Shell Station, a lover of cars Trade School CINDY MAE WHITE Let thine own self be true. Cindy - the epitome of tranquility, serenity and composure Secretarial School 'XX KARAN R. WILSON Eat, drink, and be merry, for today is tomorrow's yesterday. Karan - fun and excitement follow her wherever she goes College GERALD J. WOODS To take everyday as it comes, and enjoy it. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Scon. NMLUAMS Your smile is beautiful if you share H with others .. One enemy is one too many. Patti - enioys life and its surprises saggy -n noted fcir hwfgymncsnc 1 1 ' 0 sweet disposmon a i ity . . . good times orever College College HOWARD WITT Defend me from my friends. I NANCY ANNE WOHLER No one knows what he can do unless he tries. Nancy - memories of Ray- mond's tomb . . . outspoken and pleasant to be with Secretarial School can defend myself from my ene- mies. Howie - exuberant, full of love and life . . . always ready with a laugh College, Law SUSAN ELIZABETH WOOD Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Sue - cute, spirited and ener- getic . . .a dedicated cheer- leader College, Special Education RICHARD WOODIN Live life not as it is, but as you would like it. Rich - out for a good time . . . ready for anything Undecided Gerry - an outdoorsman . . . a mild personality covers a fun-filled nature l 76 MILLIE YEE College knows AUDREY R, WINCHESTER It is simpler to be wise for others than for oneself. Audrey - the famous flying blue hat, DGM forever . . . junior year College It matters not how long we live, but how. Millie - brings sunshine and warmth to all she College, Nursing I ANN ELIZABETH YOVICSIN Don't live for what was, but for what will be. Ann - So long neighbors and friends . . . open to new ideas and experiences Travel SUSAN ZORNIK Good times, bad times - if it wer- en't for the bad times we would have had no times at all. Sue - reticent and pensive . . . self- MICHELLE DEBRA ZAYNE The most wasted of days is that in which one has not laughed. Michelle - her warmth lights up any room . . . talkative and bubbly JAN MARCIA ZIMMERMAN Everything has its own beauty, but not everyone sees it. Zim - open and frank . . . a little zany, but sincere College QA DEBRA ZONGHETTI l am just a small ship amidst a giant sea. Debbie - an efficient hospital worker. . .very cordial Nursing RANDY S. ZWERLING When this you see, remember me, and hear me in your mind. Let the world say, what they may. Speak of me as you find. assured and carefree Randy - a smile for everyone . . . Nursing College PATRICIA AUGUSTA ROBERT KEICH Truth crushed to Earth shall be used again. Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind. Patty - a newcomer to North with a quiet demeanor Bob - Undecided MARYANNE BUCKLEY PAUL MERCURIO What will happen to the children of the world, if they can find no love and free- It is by acts, and not ideas, that people live. dom? Bimbo - iovial and somewhat devilish . . . Where are the guys? Tiny - the epitome of non-conformity ' Trade School Business School WAYNE GIFFIN SARGENT JEFFREY COLUNS If you can't be yourself, who can you be? Jeff - always easy-going and fun-loving . . . an active skier Wayne - curious-minded and kind-hearted Become a Draftsman PATRICK FRAYSSE . . back when my hair was short. CHERYL THOMAS Pat - skiing, scuba diving, and ski diving highlight his hobbies No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever uasfed. College, Marine Biology Cheryl --- friendliness, the password to her heart . . . a free spirit College SUSAN GOLDSTEIN May the sunshine fall in your eyes, may the moonshine kiss you goodnight. 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ADAM, SUE - gymnastics I, pep squad I, 2, cheerleading 3, 4 AGINS, JAMI - maiorettes I, 2, 3, capt. 4, student council 2, treas. 3, variety show 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, rally committee I, 2, 3, 4, community service 3, 4 AHEARN, DIANE - pep squad I ALBRIGHT, DEBORAH - T.V. studio 2, 3 ALPERT, SUE - community action 3 ANDERSON, DEBBIE - pep squad I, comm. service 3 ANDERSON, MARK - cross country 2, 3, 4, outdoor track 2, 4, indoor track 2, 3 ANZALONE, MARK - gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4, track I, 2, 4, soccer 2, 3, 4, musical I, A Capella I ARNDT, SHARON - band I, 2, 3, 4 BABINEAU, ALAN - football I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball 2 BARROWS, DOROTHY - key club 4, comm. action 4 BARRY, DEBBIE - community action 3, 4 BAYE, LISA - gymnastics I, tennis 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, archon 4, pep squad I, ski club 4 BEALES, TOM - french club I, 2, theatre arts 3, 4, competitive plays 4, school play 4 BEARAK, JUDY - field hockey I, basketball I, 2, pom pom girl 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, pep squad I BELL, CYNTHIA - musicals I, 2, 3, 4, french club I, 2, mixed cho- rus I, 2, 3, 4, nat'I honor society 3, 4, literary mag. editor 4, spar- tan 3, features editor 4 BELL, DEBBIE - pom pom girl 4, steering committee 4 BELLOLI, JOSEPH - key club 2, 3, 4 , , 5 A I 9 1 'v f A . 1 had ,4 . , .,. , , . 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It- , 1 if A, I 0 ' Q5 rwd- 8 4 w... 4 - BELMONTE, DRU - class secretary 2, 3, 4, drama club I, 2, 3, 4, debate club 2, 3, music club I, 2, 3, 4, french club I, community action 3 BENNETT, JUDI - color guard 3, 4, pep squad I, candy sale 2, community action 3 BENSON, HEIDI - steering comm. 4, fashion show 3 BERNARD, GAIL - pep squad I, comm. action 3, 4 BERRY, MIKE - volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, steering committee 3, 4 BERTUCELLI, KAREN - variety show 2, drama club I, 2, music club I, 2, candy sale I, 2 BLANDER, ANDY - gymnastics I, 2, cross country I BLEICHER, KATHRYN - mixed chorus I, 2, A Capella 2, 3, 4, drama club 3, music club 4, literary magazine 4 BOLDUC, DAN - boxing club 2 BOLIN, DAVE - soccer I, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, volleyball I, softball I, golf 4, steering comm. 4, key club 4 BOLIN, JOHN - soccer 3, 4 BONVINI, DICK -football I, 2, 3, 4, indoor track I, 2, 3, 4, out- door track I, 2, 3, 4 BORDEN, RICK -football 2 BOUTROS, AMANI -- music club I, 2, drama club I, comm. action 3, literary magazine 4, polyglot 2, steering committee 4 BOWMAN, MARK -tennis 3, 4 BRADY, TOM - variety show 2, 3, musical I BREEN, DEBBIE - steering comm. 2, variety show 3 BREITBORD, KAREN e pep squad I, color guard 2, 3, co-capt. 4, student council 2, 3, 4, steering comm. 3, 4, variety show 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4 Senior A ctivigf Particqyation BRIDGE, JOHN - football I, basketball I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, base- ball 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, volley- I, community service 3, competitive plays 3 CHECKOWAY, STEVE - steering comm. 3, 4, set design, variety show and Sr. play 3, literary magazine 4 CHURCH, ELISE - gymnastics I, 2, school play I, community action4 CICCIU, KATHY - candy sale I CLINKSCALE, DANNY - golf 2, 3, 4, basketball 4 CODD, MARGARET - gymnastics I, spanish club 3, 4, literary mag. 4, steering comm. 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4 CONNOR, TIM -football I, 2, golf 3, 4 CONWAY, KENNY -football I, 2, lacrosse I, 2, 3, 4 CONWAY, SUE - nat'l honor society 3, 4 CORCORAN, KATHY - maiorette 2, 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, community action 4, variety show 3 COSKIE, SHARON - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, archon 4, ski club I, 2, 3, 4, pep squad I, 2, music club I COSTA, LISA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, pep squad I, 2, archon features and activity editor 4 CRONIN, SANDRA - steering committee 3 ball 'fl 3f4fV 'le'YSh0W3 cRossLEY, Douo f football 1, baskefbaii 1, 3, 4, soccer 4, BROCHU, RAYMOND -football I, 2, hockey I, 2 lacrosse 45 baseball If V0lleYbC'II If 3, 4: IYUCIK 3: IFGCIY 3: IYGY Club 4 BRODY, NANCY - softball 3, 4, field hockey 4, basketball 4 BROWN, DUNCAN - drama 2, 3, 4, library aid I, 2, 3, 4 BRUCE, JENNIFER -field hockey 4, basketball 4, softball 4 BRUCE, JUDY - field hockey 4, basketball 4, softball 4 BRYANT, LINDA - pep squad I, 2, steering committee 2 BUCARIA, JEAN - homeroom rep. I, french club I BUCHNER, PATTI - candy sale I, 2 BUIANOWSKI, JIM -football 2, key club 4 BURNIM, JOHN -- student rep. to school committee 3, 4, class pres. 2, key club 2, 3, 4, spartan dept. editor 3, 4, student council 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, football 3, 4, variety show 3 BURNS, KEVIN - baseball I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 3, 4, volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, key club 3, 4 BYER, JAY -- gymnastics I, 2, 3, drama I, 2 CABRAL, LAURA - candy sale I, 2, 3, pep squad I, 2, key club 4, steering comm. 3, 4 CANELLI, BARBARA - softball I CAPLAN, JAMES - math club 3, bicycle club 3, literary magazine 4, table tennis club 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, steering committee 4 CAPOZZOLI, JUDY - homeroom rep. I, 2, community action 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4 CASUCCI, ALAN - hockey I, 2, 3, 4 CHANDLER, SUE - variety show 3, softball 3, drama club officer CROTTY, STEVE - track I, 4, table tennis club 4, A Capella 2, 4, literary mag. 4, performing arts club 4, ski club I, 2, math club 2, 3, musical 4, bicycle club 3, 4, steering committee 4 CROWLEY, RICK - baseball I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, soccer I, 2, 3, tri- capt. 4, basketball I, 2, student council I, 4, nat'l honor society 3, treas. 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, steering committee 3, 4 CUNNINGHAM, CONNIE - library aid I, french club 2, polyglot 3, nat'l honor society 3, 4, basketball 3, literary magazine 4 ,-,q,w ., My . ff ,Q V' pb' ' '7', ' 'lwflff' W, K M5gL3,,t2,q5M?P,,53 We ,ML ' ,W eff Q 'l is f 'if' fx ' Y- . ' If 'ff' filly? 'f 4. 2. ,V ' ,939-'wi if .-.. ffvrff W in .xx 'viffl 't I f ,e ff -f ll! ' , ., .f,'.1i V ,ng r I .' 1.4, Y.. ,ik'n'f!n.w3'ni'l r' KW' CUNNINGHAM, EDWARD - cross country I, hockey 2 DAGLE, MIKE -football I Da SILVA, MARCIO - AFS DASSAU, PAUL - baseball I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, soccer I, 2, 3, 4, hockey I, 2, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, steering comm. 3, 4, key club 4 DATEO, ROBIN - tennis 3, 4, literary mag. 4, director, competi- tive plays 4 DAY, LYNN - key club 4, pom pom girl 4, steering committee 2, 4 DEAN, ELLEN - A Capella 3 DEAN, LYN - candy sale I De NORSCIA, CHRIS - pep squad I DESILETS, LENNY -football I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4 DIOTALEVI, PAULA - pep squad I, 2, 3, candy sale 2, 3 DOHERTY, GERALYN -tennis 3, 4 DOLLINS, TOM - key club 4 DONOHUE,PHlLlP - T.V. studio 3,4, key club 4 DONNELLAN, BARB -- field hockey 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, softball I, 2, 3, 4 DOODY, STEVE - football 2 DORSEY, DOREEN - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, candy sale I, 2 EDMUNDS, SANDRA - pep squad I, comm. action 3 EDWARDS, ROBERT - wrestling 2 ERLICH, MIKE - key club 3, 4 ENGELMAN, ROBERT - golf I, 4, nat'I honor society 3, 4 EYGES, JEFFREY - library aid I, 2, 3, 4, language lab aid I, 2, 3, 4, debate club I, 2, 3, 4, student faculty forum I, drama club I, internat'l relations club I FALCONER, CINDY - nat'l honor society 2, 3, V.P. 4, archon fac- ulty editor 4, fashion show 2, steering comm. 3 FALZONE, SHARON - pep squad I, candy sale 3, fashion show 3 FEDORCHAK, DAVID -A.V. I, 2, 3, T.V. studio 3, 4 FELDHOUSE, JEFFREY - hockey I, 2, 3, 4, community action 3, 4 FERRAN, DAVID - football I, 3, 4, baseball 2, basketball 2 FINDER, DEBBI - homeroom rep. I, 2, pep squad I, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3 FLYNN, MIKE - key club 4, baseball 2 FONTAINE, ROBERT - golf 3, 4 FORD, DAVID -football I, hockey I, 2, community action 4 FORMAN, BRUCE -football I, basketball I, baseball I, 2, 3, 4 FOURNIER, DENISE -french club I, spartan 2, nat'l honor soci- ety 3, 4, variety show 3, archon reflections co-editor 4 FRIED, DONNA - color guard 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, stu- dent council 2 GALLAGHER, LORI - archon editor 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, community action 3 GAMBONE, DEBBIE - gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4 GARDELLA, JEANNE - color guard 2, 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, pep squad I GARRY, PETER - volleyball 2, 3, 4 GARVIN, JEFF - hockey I, 2 GAY, BRUCE - hockey 3 GEISLER, CYNTHIA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, color guard 3, 4, pep squad I GIANGREGORIO, DAVID - cross country I, 2, 3, indoor track I, 2, outdoor track 2, steering committee 4, literary mag. 4 GIESIN, MARY - archon 4 GILBERT, MARK -football I, 2, 3, boxing 2 GLAVEN, PAMELA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, gymnastics I, 2 GLICK, MIKE -football 2, golf 3, 4 GOLDMAN, GARY - key club I, 2, director 3, president 4, vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 4 GOLDMAN, JANE - drama club I, music club I, steering commit- tee 2, 3, 4, student council 3 GOLDMAN, MARSHA - performing arts club I, 2, 3, 4, music club I, 2, 3, steering committee 2 GOLDMAN, PAUL - key club 3, 4, GOLDSTEIN, LINDA - drama club I, 2, music club 2, bicycle club 2, 3, nat'l honor society 3, 4, community action 3, 4 GOODMAN, BRYAN - drama festival 3, 4, musicals I, 2, 3, 4, school play 3, 4, competitive plays 2, music club I, 2, 4, pres. 3, performing arts club 2, 3, treas. 4 GORDON, JAMIE - student council I, 4, co-capt. pom pom girls 4, steering committee 3, 4 GRANDONI, ROBERT - key club 4, track I, 2, music club I, 2, steering comm. 3, 4 GRAY, NANCY - field hockey I, 2, 3, 4, community service 3, 4, variety show director 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, drama club I, 2, 3, 4, archon 4 GREENE, CHERYL - pep squad I, 2 GREENWALD, STEVEN - key club 3, 4, cross country 4 GREER, JANE - pep squad I, steering comm. 2, nat'l honor soci- v Q 4.5- 155 is -, 'W . X ,,, I are - ety 2, 3, 4 GREGORY, FRANCIS -football 2 GUERCI LENA, MARINA - community service 3, steering comm. 3, pom pom girl 4, variety show 3 GUMBERT, ROBERT - hockey I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4 HALEY, VICTORIA - steering comm. 4, senior play 2, candy sale I HALLGRIMSON, RUTH - band I, 2, 3 HALPIN, SUE - spartan I, 2, pep squad I, 2, gymnastics I, 2, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, archon 4, cheerleading 3, co-capt. 4 HAMILTON, STEVE - hockey I, 2, football I, 2 HAMLER, LEANNE - student council 4, house of rep. I, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, pom pom girl 4, drama club I, variety show 3, 4, candy sale 2, 3, 4 HAND, MARTIN - iazz band 2, 3, band 3, musicals 2, 3 HANDRAHAN, JOHN - hockey I, 2, 3, 4, key club 4 HANSON, GAIL - field hockey I, 2, 3, 4, softball I, 2, 3, 4, bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4 HARDY, PHILIP - track I, key club 3, 4 HARRIS, ARNOLD -track 2, 3, gymnastics 3 HART, JOAN - field hockey I, 2, 3, 4, softball I, 2, 3, 4, pep squad I, steering committee 4 HENDERSON, DEBORAH - volleyball 2, 3, 4, variety show 3 HENDERSON, KIM - pep squad I, homeroom rep. I, color guard 2, 3, 4, candy sale I, 2, steering committee 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, variety show 3, 4, archon 4, community action 4 HENDERSON, MELISSA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, tennis 4, vari- ety show 3, 4, drama club I HOLMES, JON - spanish club I, key club 4 HOOD, BONNIE - student council 2, secretary 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, principals advisory council 3, 4, variety show 3, 4, pep squad I, leader 3, community action 4, fashion show 3 HOOGASIAN, RUSSELL - key club 4 HOPPE, SUSAN -french club pres. I, polyglot 3 HUNTLEY, TERI - field hockey I, 2, 3, softball I, 2, tennis 4, steering committee 4, candy sale 2, 3, comm. action 3, 4, variety show 4 HURLEY, LAUREN - pom pom girl 4, gymnastics I, 2, steering comm. 2, variety show 3, fashion show 3 JACOBSON, DAVID - soccer I, 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, key club 2, 3, 4, student council 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, archon associate editor 4 JICKELI, CARL - drama club 4 KABLER, RONNA - community action 3, variety show 3, steering comm. 4 KADISH, STEVE - outdoor track I, soccer 2, 3, 4, gymnastics 3, 4, lacrosse 3, 4, student council 2, class V.P. 3, president 4, com- munity action 3, 4 KALLIN, GARY - art club I, library aid I, 2, 3, 4 KALLMERTEN, DAN - student council I, 3, president 2, steering comm. 3, 4, soccer 2, 3, tri-capt. 4, lacrosse 2, 3, 4, football I, track I, competitive plays 3, 4, variety show director 3 KARP, HINDY - community service 4, candy sale I, 2 KASETA, MAUREEN - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4, homeroom rep. I, pep squad I KAUFMAN, PHIL - cross country I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, track I, 2, 3, 4, key club 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 KEAVENEY, RICK -football I, 2, 3, 4, hockey I, 2, 3, 4, volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, key club 4 ml KEITH, JANET - softball 4, field hockey 4, basketball 4 KELLER, NANCY -french club I KELLEY, BRIAN - baseball 2, 3, 4, football I, 2 KOPANS, HELENE - nat'l honor society 3, 4, steering comm. 3, 4, archon bio. and verse editor 4 KOPELMAN, JOYCE - steering comm. 2, 3, musical 2, fashion show 2, candy sale 2 KOPELOFF, JUDI - archon 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, candy sale I KRAMER, PETER - volleyball 2, 3 KROSS, VICTOR - T.V. studio 2, 3, 4 KROUNER, ANDY - soccer I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, lacrosse I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, student council 2, 4, V.P. 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, key club 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 KURTZ, STEVE - soccer I, 2, 3, tri-capt. 4, outdoor track 3, 4, indoor track 3, tri-capt. 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, student coun- cil 2, 3, steering comm. 3, class V.P. 4, variety show 3, competitive plays 3 KUSTRON, NANCY - drama club I, polyglot 2, 3 KWIATKOWSKI, KIM - gymnastics I, 2, color guard 3, cheer- leader 4, steering committee 2, 3 LACKMAN, CAROL - key club 3, steering committee 2, 3 LANE, RETA - candy sale I, 2, 3, performing arts 2, 3, 4, senior play 2, musical 2, music club 2, 3, 4, drama festival 3, A Capella 3, 4 LANGEVOORT, LAUREL - nat'l honor society 3, 4, pep squad I, senior play I, steering committee 3, archon 4 LARSON, KEITH - football I, 2, 3, 4, wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, lacrosse I, 2, 3, 4 Qs-R as df I at A,-fi LAUGINIGER, MARTY - football 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4, bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, key club 4 LEAVEY, BILLY -football 2, 3, hockey I, soccer I LEAVITT, ALAN - key club 3, 4 Le BARON, MARK - basketball I, 2, 3, baseball I LEBOVITZ, PAMELA - softball I, debate club I, basketball I LEVIN, ELYSE - community action 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, secretary 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, archon bio. and verse editor 4, orchestra I, 2 LIBENSON, RHONDA - pep squad I, steering comm. 2, 3, color guard 3, 4, class treas. 3, archon 4, student council V.P. 4 LITVIN, GERALD - key club 4 LOUGHMAN, KATHLEEN - pep squad I, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, basketball 2, 3 LOWE, DEBBIE - steering comm. 2, 3, pep squad I, archon busi- ness and ad. editor 4 LUKER, JOSEPH - football 'l, 2, 3, 4, track I, 2, baseball 3, 4, key club 4 LYNCH, MAUREEN - community service 3, color guard 3, 4, fash- ion show 2, 3 MacDONALD, KIM - color guard 3, nat'l honor society 3, 4, steering comm. 3, 4, student council 4 MacINTIRE, ALLAN - A.V. 2, library aid 3, community action 3, chem. lab aid 3, 4 MacKElL, LARRY -indoor track I, 2, outdoor track I, 2 MacKAY, CAROL - drama club I MACURA, PATTI - Pep squad I, 2, J.V. cheerleading 2, varsity cheerleading 3, 4, steering comm. 4, candy sale I, 2 MAGUE, STEVE - basketball I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4 MAGUIRE, MARY -- band I, 2, 3, 4, musical I, bicycle club 2, community action 3 MALEY, BOB - football I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, student council 4, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, key club 4, mixed chorus 4 MANCUSO, DONNA - community service 3, color guard 3, 4 MANDELL, ANDY - football I, 2, 3, 4, indoor track 2, outdoor track I, 2, 3, 4, key club 2, 3, treas. 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4 MANNION, PAUL - football I MARCOALDI, ALEX - hockey 'l, 2 MARKOVSKY, BARRY - performing arts club 3, 4, musical 3, 4, competitive plays 3, 4, drama festival 3, 4, madrigal 3, senior play 4, improvisational theatre 3, 4 MARKS, CRAIG - key club 2, 3, 4, wrestling I, 3, 4, community service 3, 4 MATTHEWS, KATHY - pep squad I, candy sale l, 2, steering comm. 2, 3, co-capt. pom pom girls 4, archon senior co-editor 4, community action 4 MAUDE, CHRIS - basketball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, football I, 2, 3, 4 McAVOY, JOHN - hockey 2, 3, 4, golf 3, 4, community action 4 MCCARTHY, BOB - key club 4 MCCUE, DANIEL - polyglot 2, 3, cross country 2, nat'l honor soci- ety 3, 4, variety show I, 2, 3, literary mag. 4 McGEOCH, GLENN - band I, tennis 3, math club 3 McGRAlL, JOSEPH -- key club 2, 3, 4 MCGRATH, LARRY - basketball I, 2, 3, 4, band I, 2, 3, 4 MCINTYRE, LISA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, debate club 2, commu- rq -vgfw ' -4- -...- nity action 45 senior play 4 MCKENNA, CAROL - pep squad I5 steering comm. 25 nat'l honor society 2, 3, 45 variety show 35 basketball 2, 35 tennis I, 2, 3, capt. 45 archon sports editor 4 McMANUS, DEBBY - community action 3 McNEIL, RICHARD - football I5 soccer 2, 45 hockey I5 indoor track 2, 3, 45 lacrosse I, 2, 3, 4 McNElL, TOM -football I, 2, 3, 45 volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 MEAD, CHARLES -football 25 key club 3, 4 MELLIN, WAYNE - variety show 3, 4 MELTZER, NEIL - community action 3, 45 spartan I, 2, 3, 45 library aid I, 2, 3, 45 ecology club I, 2, 35 art club I5 music club I, 25 variety show I5 student council 25 candy sale I, 2, 3, 4 MERCHANT, MAUREEN - french club I5 fashion show 3, 4 MERCURIO, PAUL - T.V. studio I, 2 METZGER, MARK - cross country I, 2, 3, co-capt. 45 indoor track I, 2, 3, 45 outdoor track I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4 MEYER, BEATRICE - candy sale I, 25 pep squad I MICONI, FRANK - key club 4 MILLER, PAUL - track I5 table tennis club 45 nat'l honor society 3, 4 MOORE, CINDY - archon 4 MORRIS, ROBIN - steering comm. 2, 3, 45 community action 45 french club I5 pep squad I MORRISON, GLENN - wrestling 2, 3, 45 volleyball 3, 45 key club 2, 3, 4 MORSE, TERRI - steering comm. 2, 3, 45 pep squad I5 nat'l honor society 2, 3, 45 archon 4 MURPHY, DAN -track 25 performing arts club 3 MURPHY, SUE - music club 3, 45 pom pom girl 4 NALEPA, JIM - track 3, 45 golf 3, 45 school play 3, 45 musical I, 2, 3, 45 band I, 2, 3, 45 A Capella I, 2, 3, 45 iazz band I, 2, 3, 45 variety show 2, 3 NESSON, JEFF - soccer I5 track I, 2, 35 lacrosse I, 2, 3, 45 foot- ball 2, 3, 4 NICHOLS, BRIAN - baseball I, 25 cross country I, 2, 35 literary mag. 4 NIVARGIKAR, NILIMA - steering comm. 2, 3, 4 O'NEIL, CHARLES - soccer 25 cross country 35 gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4 OLIVERI, LORRAINE - community action 35 steering comm. 2, 3, 45 fashion show 2, 3 OLSON, STEVE -football I5 basketball I PALMER, JANICE - pep squad I I 87 PARADISO, KEN -football 2, 3, 45 baseball I, 2, 3, 45 soccer I5 track 2, 35 hockey I5 key club 45 volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 steering comm. 3, 4 PARESKY, GARY - A Capella I, 2, 3, 4 PATELIS, NANCY - french club I5 bicycle club 25 steering comm. 2, 3, 45 community service 3, 45 archon photographer 4 PAYSON, ANDREW - nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4 PENN, SHARON - student council 3, 45 steering comm. 3, 45 color guard 2, 3, co-capt. 45 nat'l honor society 3, 45 tennis 4 PESECKIS, STEVE - cross country 35 nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4 PETERMAN, SHERRY - steering comm. 2 ...M if A D. . 'I or ,LAM mac ' PIERCE, FRANK -track I PISELLO, MIKE - hockey I, 2, community action 3 PLUNKETT, KATHY - steering comm. 3 PLUNKETT, MARY - pep squad I, 2, candy sale I, 2, 3, 4, steer- ing comm. 3, 4, key club 4, literary magazine 4 PORTER, PEGGY - basketball I, french club 2, steering comm. 2, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4 Possv, CRAIG - key club 1, 2, 3, V.P. 4 Powen, DEBORAH -J.v. basketball 2 POWERS, CHRIS - track I, cross country I, 2, 4, lacrosse 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4, key club 3, sr. director 4 POWERS, JAMES -football I, 2, 3, 4, track I, hockey I, 2 PRYBL, MARK - football I, 2, soccer 3, 4, musical I, 2, 3, 4, school play I, 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4 PUGATCH, VALERIE - softball I, 2, 4, basketball 2, 4, variety show 3, 4, polygot 2, candy sale I, 2, archon 4 PURCELL, SUSAN - pep squad I, community action 3 QUINLAN, ANNE - basketball 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4 RADZIK, PAUL - hockey 2 RAMSLAND, IVONNE - steering comm. 3, 4, polyglot 2, drama club 4, musical 2, variety show 3, spartan 4 REINSTEIN, SUE - candy sale I , 2, steering comm. 2 REMILLARD, MICHAEL - musical I, cross country I, 2, 3, wres- tling 2, 3, literary magazine 4 RENDALL, RICK -football I, 2 RHODES, MIKE - hockey 3, 4, key club 4 RIBEIRO, PAUL - tennis 3, 4, indoor track 3, 4, cross country 4 RICHARDS, ANGELA - pep squad I, softball I, 2, fashion show 2 RIGHTER, ROBERT - key club 3, 4 RILEY, DEBBY - pep squad I, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, student council 3, 4 ROLE, BOB - soccer I, drama club I, 2, 3, 4 ROVINELLI, PAUL - student council I, V.P. 2, class president 3, steering comm. 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, soccer 2, 3, 4, archon reflections ed. 4 RUBIN, STEVEN - cross country 2,3, co-capt. 4, indoor track 2, 3, 4, outdoor track I, 2, 3, 4 RUBINOVITZ, HARVEY - language lab aid I, library aid 2, T.V. studio 2, 3, 4 RUCCIA, ELISSA - pep squad I, community service 3, 4, candy sale I, 2, 3, steering comm. 2, 3, treas. 4, student council 2, 3, variety show 3 RYAN, JANE - school play I RYAN, JEANNINE - steering comm. 2, community action 4 I 88 SALTZBURG, DONNA - community action 3, 4, nat'l honor soci- ety 3, 4, spanish club 3, polyglot 2, 3, dance club 3 SAMPSON, STEVE - baseball I, 2, 3, 4, indoor track I, 2, 3, 4, football 2, volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, steering committee 3, key club 4 SANCLEMENTE, HARRIET - community action 3, steering comm. 3, variety show 3, art editor of Spartan 4, assistant editor of Archon 4 SANDVIK, NANCY - steering comm. 2, 3, student council 2, vari- ety show 3, pom pom girl 4 SANTOS, DAVID - wrestling 3 7 SAPERIA, DEBORAH - field hockey I, 2, softball I, bicycle club 2, 3, 4 SAVAGE, LORETTA - pep squad I, steering committee 2, 3 SCHIRMER, DWIGHT - nat'l honor society 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4 SCHNEIDER, MARK - band I, 2, 3, 4, orchestra I, 2, musical I, iazz band I SEAVEY, CHERYL - volleyball I, pep squad I, 2, gymnastics I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4 SERPLISS, NANCY - A Capella I, 2, community action 3, musical I, pom pom girl 4 SEWARD, BILL - football I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2 SEXTON, BRIAN - football 4 SHAPIRO, SUSAN - steering comm. 3, 4, spartan 4, literary mag- azine 4, music club 3 SHELLENBERGER, SUE - drama festival I, performing arts club I, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, pres. 4, comm. service 3, archon staff 4, polyglot 2, color guard 2, musical 3, class play 3, variety show 3 SHUFFITT, BARRY - track I, A Capella I, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, table tennis club 4 SIKALIS, STEVE -football I, soccer 2, hockey I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, key club 2, 3, 4 SILVERMAN, STEVE - key club 4 SILVERSTEIN, ROBERT -football I, soccer 2, steering comm. 3 SISSON, JAY - soccer I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, football 2 SLABI, PEGGY -french club I, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4 SLOTNICK, SUE - pep squad I, polyglot 2, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, community action 3, 4 SMITH, GARY - basketball I, football 2 SMITH, KENNY - cross country I, hockey I SMITH, LISA - maiorette 2, 3, co-capt. 4 SMITH, TOM - T.V. club I SPIERTO, SUE - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, fashion show 3 STEPHENS, HOPE - ecology club I, french club I, musical 2, lit- erary magazine 4 STEVENS, NANCY - pep squad I, mixed chorus I, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, 4, nat'l honor society 3, 4, student council treasurer 4, archon seniors editor 4 STRELKE, BOB - band I, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 2, 3, 4 SULLIVAN, BRIAN -football I, 2, 3, co-capt. 4, track I, 2, 3 SULLIVAN, ROBERT -- football I, 2, track 2, 3, 4, basketball I, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, soccer 3, 4 SUNDOOK, STEVE - bicycle club 2, 4, key club 4 SUTTON, MARY - field hockey I, 2, 3, softball 2, 4 SWINDELL, DONNA - steering comm. 2, 3, pep squad I, 2, vol- leyball 3, variety show 3 SYDELL, TOM -football 3, latin club 2, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, steer- ing comm. 3, chess club 2 TANG, CATHERINE - mixed chorus I, school play 3, A Capella I, 4, candy sale I TARLOW, ROBIN - pep squad I, 2, candy sale I, 2, 3, student council I, 2, mixed chorus I, orchestra I, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, community service 3, 4 TAYGAN, FERDI - tennis I, 2, 3, 4, steering comm. 3, 4, variety show 3 TAYLOR, KATHY - pep squad I, steering comm. 3, 4 TEDOLDI, LAUREN - field hockey I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, softball I, 2, 3, 4 TEEL, JOANNE - nat'l honor society 2, 3, secretary 4, variety show 3, archon 4 THOMAS, BRIAN - football I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, debate club 2, steering comm. 3, key club 4 TIERNEY, MIKE - hockey 2, 3, 4, lacrosse 3, 4, community service program 3, 4 TOWNE, STEVE -football 2, wrestling 3, 4 TRAUB, LAURIE - class vice pres. 2, student council 3, 4, musical l, 2, 4, comm. service 3, 4, variety show 2, 3, 4, candy sale I, 2, 3, 4, archon 4 TROWSKIE, STEVE - hockey I, 2, 3, 4 VANCOUR, RONALD - community action 3 VANHEEST, BETTY LOU - fashion show 2, field hockey 4 WALSH, CATHY - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, candy sale I, 2, pom pom girl 4 WALSH, EUGENE - track I WARREN, RICHARD - A Capella 2, variety show 2 WAUGH, BRUCE - football I, 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4 WAX, JOANNE -field hockey I, 2, 3, 4, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, softball I, 2, 3, 4 WEINBAUM, EDDIE - performing arts club I, 2, V.P. 3, pres. 4, spartan 3, editor in chief 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, comm. serv- ice 4, music club 1, 2, 3, 4 WEINER, ERIC - A.V. 4, T.V. studio 2, 3 WELCH, RICHARD -football I, track 4 WEMPLE, SUE - basketball I, 2, softball I, 2, 3 WIEBE, CHRIS - hockey I, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAMS, PATTI - nat'l honor society 3, 4, steering committee 4 WILLIAMS, SCOTT - gymnastics I, 2, 3, captain 4 WITT, HOWIE - wrestling l, lacrosse 3, 4 WOHLER, NANCY - softball I, 2, A.V. 3 WOOD, SUE - homeroom rep. I, pep squad I, cheerleading 3, capt. 4, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, steering committee 4 YEE, MILLIE - homeroom rep. I, pep squad I, 2, candy sale l, 2, 3, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 3, pom pom girl 4, archon sports editor 4 ZAYNE, MICHELLE - steering comm. 2, 3, 4, variety show 2, 3, 4, community action 4 ZIMMERMAN, JAN - variety show 3, nat'l honor society 2, 3, 4, steering comm. 2, 3, 4, candy sale 2, 3, archon 4 i iff l i g I Good Iuclg to next year's football team, with love from the Red Nut. For a dollar you can hang on. To Kathi, all my love, Bryan. 7-27, 8-15, The Great Years Yadda-Yaddo Warden To Tom from B.P.D. Dear Abby has an eye on the Brownies. Run Ringo! . . . it's a fiendish thingie. R.M.S. l love you. 2!27 Be happy - D.S. Beard Gee, all we need now is a can opener and a couple of cups. S.W., J.A. 81 K.K. Mister Stromberg and Hymie We're off to see the Wizard. Michelle 81 Paul - Nov. 24, 1973 Sue, sooner or later you'II own General, D I Can't find my keys. You're stepping on my hair, Peach! Woosh! keep it under the cup! Where there is a will, there is a way! From the threesome: Lees, Cookie, and the Red Nut. I can't say a thing without my phone book. Judy B. - tried! Life's a bummer, so hang it up. Mummyl, over here Florence. To the gang in the Kozy Kitchen at FUH. Hey Blondie, Marvin loves you. Paul H. Hayes Acme Degouzers and Pedees Rectifiers On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. Mrs. G. - WOW! 6 KWHAHWDICBDALHMOCQAT With love to all my babes. A heart is not iudged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others. Serendipity - a pleasant and unex- pected happening!!! Greg and Denise: Thanks for. . . The Orange Orangutan is King Banana. Farewell to Giovanni's 8. Bailey's. The Great Escape Just R-O-L-L-I-N-G along Let's go to Bickfords! H.S., E.S., D.K. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallagher Mrs. Katherine Lauginiger Good luck S.F. '75 - Love from D.S. '74 For Mommy and Daddy - I love you. M. Secretariat Greenie God said, Let there be light, and then there were pliers. Don't worry, they're my sisters. The question is whether you can make words.mean so many different things. The question is which is to be master, that's all. Marty and Debbi forever. James Quentin Sleeper The terrible trio -forever Beach Boys forever Stanley Lee Lipshlitz - rides again. Mama Nipa's Prune Elixir. JTN, PEC, good luck partner. Angie, Doncha weep! I love you Donna K. - Jim N. Look at What your daughter did. Big Bruiser and family Remember the best . . . and CVS! Are you proud Pug? Dream On! Legs M.Y., DJ., C.W., M.D., NS., T.B., H.S., M.G., R.V., D.B., L.B., B.V., L.H., G.L. Friday night - 10:30 Tango on the rocks. Me, You, Laura, Sue, Bonny, Lisa, Eileen, too. Welcome home, Dini. Sun Mother Flying Wing Buddies He got her kicks from iron boots. Booga and Beanpole Laurie 81 Neil, March 17, 1973 Happiness is M.M. and Dolly shoes, the Local Loon, The Eye, Anacin and Maia and Aud. at Live and Learn. Derek Sanderson the Great Clark and George, Inc. Neat! What are you doing on the floor? I'm tired. Gary 81 Ann 81 Maureen 81 Jim 73-74 You'd be surprised . . . Goodbye to J.J., M.M., and V.V. - JKG74 Spelling lessons - Thursday nights at 7 Association of Super Seniors lives on. We were Fester, Higgins, Bart 81 Mih. Rome will never forget the Bruiser family. The Hotel's carved out of the mountain, Meow! This is true This is also true Couldn't be any other way J.A., L.H. l'm buffaloed about the past. J.M.P. From All My Children's children Do something beautiful, P.G. Marvin Gaye says, Let's get it ON Grads! Got to get you into my life - Aug. 73 To Chuck and Peter - You are my love and my life - Love Sue and Kim South guys - thanks for taking us HlGHER with the lovin' and the memories. - K.K., K.H., and S.H. For C.L. Ha hlo whar ya from? George and Martha 1789-1974 May the Black Batmobile rest in peace. Here I am, Moe! Super Chicken was here - Buck, buck Good luck from the Brownie Troop. C'est la vie! Ace, N.B.B., Cheeks, Amalgamated Morons Unlimited R.P.B. Shuman, erase the board. Kiss me, my lips are numb. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kropp Compliments from the Archon Staff A Friend 612.6 Thank you Mr. Dussault, we love you! Love those Harriers A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. Dussault This isn't a country club. A 17' Q , fi L 2 , Q , X my Ui' . 'ir CONGRATULATIONS ...and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! New EngIand's E Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers Whereohwere mybobybeq 1 4? Congratulations to the class of 1974 Good Luck to each and everyone of them in the future Compliments of' Atlas Industrial Cleaning Inc. f if I4 Costa Circle ip Framingham, Mass. 01701 K ,??J7f 1 it ' 3 Pot Il'sJ Pesidenf 54. Anthony e I r. r 0 . , fztliifagi A 5 'tr 7 Tel. - 877-6077 Like them tomatoes. J .uh 1 ',. - - ,H ' 1 T PAZ Congratulations ana' Good Luck to all the graduates One Framingham Ctr. 879-1950 SAVINGS Downtown Nobscot Route Nme Nme at Temple FRAMINGHAM ,,,. s 4' ' ' , up 1 l E -14 . Q. TL' '-wig' ' '- E. ge . A You pu? your right fo t d 1 llabouf. G 1 'wt' J 7 i A- as-Qs' '4 9 25: -.6 CWC , -U. .,,,. A. y nk .x 'n is 2 . 1' 1' X ! 171. X ' 'Y ' 1' 1? I 't 9 ' 1 K W I -4' f 'gs I Q -Q, AFX! I 1,131 K . . , so Mother never told e about ultra- brite! r , Open mouth, insert fo i Q- 195 5 5 l m hooked on o feeling v. I 's the real th g You are the apple of my ey I96 GOOD LUCK SENIORS CENTRAL TIRE AND SERVICE CC. IIIIRIIYIL Complete Auto Repairs 615 Old Conn Path Framingham, Mass. l 879-7250 Opposite Carousel Theatre GALS and GUYS oma my BouTiQvE N-' 33o IJ.I.2i Eli? not everything for everyone, . . But , . , Beautiul thing: for Beautgfulpeopk I FRAMINGHAM CENTRE l24 CONCORD Sf. m 'G ' BOUTIQUE 'G M 8: J MARINE 615 Old Connecticut Path Framingham, Mass. 01701 Tel. ibm 875-1622 x FRAMINGHAM NORTH HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB vfllllvl iz ,-, if l If ' 4 A 'li' QF Q + L A Advisor: yi l 5 Mr. Charles Savage m X ,h i President: I T , S X Gary Goloman A X Vice-President: T 1 i i Craig Posey i 1 R , lfif Secretary: I I 'i' . . Q g i Barry Bartolini Treasurer: l J 'lniili A ' L.,.i I- vi. .7 . ll .l 1-., x , ,J ' it I 3 L ,Qin f ' , , lx SENlORS:Steve Sikalis Directors Christopher Powers Glenn Morrison BARTOLINI, Barry BELLOLI, Joseph BOLIN, David BOWERS, Bradley BUIANOWSKI, James BURNIM, John BURNS, Kevin CROSSLEY, Douglas CROWLEY, Richard DaSALVA, Marcio Joe DASSAU, Paul DOLLINS, Thomas DONOHUE, Philip ENGELMAN, Robert EHRLICH, Michael FLYNN, Michael GOLDMAN, Gary GOLDMAN, Paul GRAF, Michael GARRY, Peter GLICK, Michael JUNlORS:Gary Butkus Steve Davis Gregory Kokidko GRANDONI, Robert HANDRAHAN, John HARDY, Philip HOLMES, Jonathan HOOGASIAN, Russell JACOBSON, David JICKELI, Carl KAUFMAN, Philip KEAVENEY, Richard KROWN ER, Andrew LAUGHINIGER, Martin LEAVITT, Alan LITVIN, Gerald LUKER, Joseph MALEY, Robert MANDELL, Andrew MARKS, Alan MARKS, Craig McCARTHY, Robert MCGRAIL, Joseph MEAD, Charles Andrew Mandell SOPHOMORES: Marc Tibbert FRESHMEN: Jay Larson MICONI, Frank MORRISON, Glenn PARADISO, Kenneth POSEY, Craig POWERS, Christopher RICH, David RIGHTER, Robert RHODES, Michael ROLE, Robert RUBIN, Steven SAMPSON, Steve SIKALIS, Steve SILVERMAN, Steve SUNDOOK, Steve THOMAS, Brian WALDMAN, Stuart BARROWS, Dorothy CABRAL, Laura DAY, Lynn Ann PLUNKETT, Mary 1 1 1 r FLOWERS WIRED WORLDWIDE wsonl NGiblESOMS O 1 1 1 CORS y 1112222111131--. . xiii r . AA, Ny FUNERAL DESIGNS 521 Q CUT FLOWER?'s . :1. Q sfasfs 22222225 L- Delivery Service Available ,Lg ' you're happy and you know it, clap ' . ,--Zia? h y ur hands. p if ' 1 L l AMW 1 QT RAQHOP 1 32322222 1:3325 :ig 'tt' , ' E A , FLOWER rg' 'iz' I 1 E , 205 Nr-:wsu RY sr. 1 3: At Junction of Speen St. 1 , 81 014 Conf' Path I 1'i'1'3'1 Jia! 2- 1 FRAMINGHAM, MASS. 1 ,..--' 1 You can dress them u them out. 1 .4 ff. p, but you can't take Rm ? 1 f 1 li . . ':, . . .alia t Y iw' 1, . . mi' L ve Potio 39 198 . an i ll . Best of Luck to the f musiwl one-stop siwp 15 1 8 Main Street Framingham Centre Tel. 875-0909 Best Wishes r 1 1 1 1 class 0fI974fr0m C. T GARRAHAN1 INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 9 - Aww! 160C h't t,R d awe music nousf . OC 6 OC' Framingham, Massachusetts Edward M. Clasby President COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICES E 5 1 i 01701 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 NOBSCOT PHA RMA C Y me f., INC. iggztiypl . Flin t Corner Edmunds and Edgell l woMEN's APPAREL. AND Accsssonlss Framingham .l 877-1000 ' the fashion store with imagination, for high school to grandmother What do you mean, somebody stole my bologn dwich? PINEFIELD PHARMACY COPY FAST PRINTING CENTER, INC. Pinefield Shopping Center Saxonville, Mass. 505 Worcester Road - Route 9 Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 Free Delivery Telephone T 877 -2 l 00 waikawmybabybackhome. l3lNEElEl.D SHOPPING CENTER NOBSCOT SHOPPING CENTER Saxonville MOSS- 877-3965 877-3964 PINEFIELD Li ggett Rexel!! Drug JEWELER9 N obscot Shopping Center F ramin gham, M ass. 877-2600 PINEFIELD SHOPPING CENTER FO' Pfescflplion Needs Amen, beautiful and Fast Free Delivery youre mane. Tel. 877-0710 Saxonville, Mass. 199 Free Delivery , Congratulations to the Class of1974 We know the sigh of relief that comes at the end of your j7nal exam. Long years of study behind you, and a big wide world ahead. But even at that it isn't the final test or the end of your learning. The biggest tests still face you in the choice and fuwllment of your lUfe's work. M any plan for college, some must reckon with the armed forces. Others will seek positions in industry, trade, business. We, at Dennison, congratulate you on your past accomplishments, if your future plans call for steady employment or summer work, weill be glad to discuss your problems with you. Our Employment Department will welcome the chance to outline opportunities existing in our ofjices, factory, and warehouse. DENNISON NUBSCUT SQUARE BARBER SHUP - 5 I A Flavor for every taste A Dessert for every occasion Come in and use your imagination Baskin-Robbins, Nobscot Shopping Center, Fram. 8A Edmunds Road Framingham Tel. 877-4377 Headquarters for BUICKS And the all new OPEL MANTA Congratulations Class of 1974, ULLIAN B UI CK Burton J. Miller Rte. 9 Framingham 2 Minutes West of Shopper's World X toys from around the world. the learning tree E c most unique idea in children's playthings LUMBER COMPANY, INC. I Home senvics csmsns 1 5 Edgell Rd. One Framingham Ctr. Ol 701 Nick 8. Anne Bishop telephone 617- 875-0865 Saxonville, Marlboro, Holliston S UB URBA N T V I Nat Watsh Service As Near As Your Music P'10'1e ZENITH TV SHCWCASE Nobscot 877-4290 877-0300 872-1269 Nobscot Shopping Center Water St. and Edgell Rd. The way to a girl's heart. e a teenager in love Yes, we can-can. VI' I an . . Z A gf., Maw 42Q,w.w. ffm 0, ,mrs 44444, Mm Z7 . , ffuwo Congratulations fo fhe Senior Class From RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS Take one cup of kindness, add a substantial portion of patience and mix well with the Golden Rule. Put in a generous amount of hard work and determination, along with an equal portion of fair play. Pour into a mold of friendliness and warm with a cheery attitude. Remove all seeds of hate and sift out irritableness and any old grudges. Trim off self-importance and self depre- ciation. Cut away indifference, intemperance and fear. Then sprinkle well with faithfulness and love. If you follow this recipe precisely, you will find it makes life appetizing, I satisfying, and easily digestible. Try it. 247151.37111 ,..,..,.,,, Ml-S Brochmun Real Estate Pinefield Shopping Center - 63 Nicholas Rd. Framingham 877-3330 Q , iv'-...ri -Q-J, 1.3. 45 x My NOR TH HIGH B009 TER '9 CLUB y sl I'm getting those good vibrations. M . nf? Th I ser she gets, the better she looks. 203 symbol of the finest sound in organs the worId's fab.iIous first iT.1sicomD.1ter organ' . . .that p ays en'or Wimiiwuiiml -ii Y ,ii iiii from Illilllillllllllllllilllll ll I i + , ii A ,.i 1, i iii , nl IH' 1 '3 BWI .ul l f ' WE, 1, nm!! iili'I'i ' W ' hi 7 i Console-Player Piano IVERS 81 PON5 ABlflZQi2Z'l5if WINTERQ M09 DY I-IARDMAN PIANO 81 C' ' ORGAN 'NC' 3-8' EH?15Ul1'?F Fmmf?,'LT.ffn?iK0'2SSfhUSenS E HEQLIAN Telephone C6175 877-2222 Edgell Optometric Associates Dr. Allan Seigal DDS C. E. Idelso, O.D. - W. M. Mack, OD Eye Examination Nobscot Professional Bldg. 883 Edgell Road Sheran Building 160 Cochituate Rd. Framingham, Mass. One Framingham Ctr. 8754151 5 Edgell Road Dr. Terence ' O,ShaughnesSy Dr. Barry Shapiro Orthodontist Podiomsl l60 Cochituate Rd. 377-l I I I Framingham, Mass. Dr. Edward Smookler Dr. Norman S. Saperia Demi., Optometrist 700 Edgell Road Framingham, Mass. Lettery's Sudbury Flower Shoppe 87 Landham Rd. Sudbury Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 From Foster Excavating Co. 28 Birch Rd. Framingham, Mass. X What do they call this game? 9 If Sure, you were at the nurse! 11 There wasn't a substitute. No other computer company has as much to offer as The Other Computer Company The Other Computer Company: Honeywell NEWENGLAND SAND c?c GRA VEL CO., INC. NEB-?'ri'XiF4 l'F5'E Z'Kn A-1'-1-Qu- ir cars. Bob Savage Con gralulations from a friend Congratulations from Philmac Pharmacy ! ' 1 at 'x 4 '59 eq' ., . . .., ,s : , . in 4 Q M '..-f1 .'v- 'N it 5' -4. N - o -, .-3 .-1 A55 tx. sf hbv 3. . .- V E 9 l ' by-gli-xv. 'x .-'x yr ' J 'QU 0 .-I. Vg! , , is il, ox 5. 0. - ' az ffa A' '-. 5 I Q c f f ' . ' J' 4 4 ' '-.. ' - 'K 1 ' . X-N, 1 Q . :g A ,', , 5 .4 . x. ' -. as-. . aj I, Q 1, 313 ,.-Q 'www vi- fb-. 'X- Al- 1 , . - ' '51 1. f - ff K ' ,' V . , 'O .. .,v. , ui 1. gg A 9 u., vs N . Q . Kula V... Q 1 T 5' V f Q .E I-fy QA.. .-. , ' ' ' N n yl'v3' 1' fl ' ' , , I , i vp, . 5' . Q I. N 0 gr, I 1 . 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