Hamilton Wenham Regional High School - Salute Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

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Oi uxxo ' ccc,tir 4 VtCX CoOJno o( Mcojr 5 xK n: cu4 home te CnjD5 l ctouruCG. OV iccxx me ' re qovno + h xuec- ' ood r m qcuvM2o .noO qo W 4 I ' KjOCAj jo :)Cv5l cxj c5%.onoJ‘ o- j cto • ) ; M oo jJOi to Qao: J 5V a. Cno . nn ' ' WAto aoXjca 4V cto cT Vver vS ) nov 4::) Hqc Co I ( or ' p ' ckiAJ ojeAl v- )- txDO 2 : i-1 1, Wco )o (JDO Ow £ii2i2LC pnojLx NiA ®o The spirit was kindled and enhanced by giggling girls, rallies and songs. ■ � 3PV kIZ 5ft?« g fv. i a ■ ’ 7 ' •I Iv i ' j For six years, the Gen- eral ' s strived to be a winner. In 1975 the determination and dedication of the squad pro- duced the team’s finest record ever, 12-1-1. Awareness of soccer spread through the school as hundreds of fans traveled to Masco to watch the title game. A first was a- chieved in the school ' s soccer program as the General ' s par- ticipated in the state tourna- ment. With a little luck, the team could have reached the pinnacle of success. FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL The Generals ' season was one of inconsistency from the very start. In the opening game against Dover- Sherborn, the Generals scored the winning touchdown with just 20 seconds left to play. In sharp contrast to that thriller was the 41-0 disappointment at the hands of Newburyport. The best offensive effort of the season came against Triton with four touchdown passes, 180 yards passing and 170 yards rushing. A big upset was the 14-6 triumph over heavily favored Pentucket in front of their home fans. Rain continually dampened the field but both in victory and defeat the fan ' s enthusiam never dimmed. BASKETBALL Opening their season with a loss to their nemesis, powerful North Andover, did not deter the talented Generals from having one of their best seasons in years. Winning the Montpelier Christmas Tournament, and the Cape Ann Eastern Division Championship paved the way to a berth in the annual Tech Tourney. The season was highlighted by the Generals ' first 100 point game and gave Mr. Kinney the 300th victory of his coaching career. ' ••1 J HOC KEY TENNIS SOFTBALL A 9r GOLF I BOYS’ TRACK 52 The 1975 track team had a very successful season by win- ning the Cape Ann League Relays and placing second in the Cape Ann League Meet. They beat a tough Masco team, but lost to a very strong team from Lynnfield. The overall H-W track season record was eight wins and only one loss. ' s sL Project Adventure Thanks For Teaching Us . . . To Accept Challenges That At First Seemed Impossible m ••■A ' 0 To Immerse Ourselves In Learning To Understand The I Fullfillment Of s Sharing To Experience To The Fullest A Moment Of Discovery 1 u h k .41 rare athlete, lodest athlete An editorial 1 OS ' s status shoul be resolved soon rfirwinx livjrflv tiHorr ira. undvirft tM-uati n a fraab . mj, His ly I ' Uyinii m a rria , gamf of 1 nrraoged in pickup as he was V “alkinii ouj (0 clear the in «Jrr him a bashrtbaJJ. he tiirned towards lo inter ew the basket and somehow i hswers were snapped his ankle I iplefe not Thoj track season was a I inarticulate, d,-tmal one as Jim did s uld muster poorl in companson to qi mW y in fewer years that he chantjed evonM people his from the two-mile lo the MMfn mile run l pite (he chtBfii n« Black j,m faiI«J (o earn a valfllAI teacher fetier It luoked as if |1H|1 •■ruewer s migy,i Ut lost for uood alwV km.w Wl� rff«luel,«KdJ� tarKrru, lS •� ’ to himself and to Urim- wV -M-rmi .j,vcrvedfum S to dill News from the ’ ■ ' iilton-Wenham Regional High School Written and Edited by Regional Students 8 I F Sy I Helene I . ' fn; I 0R Mrs C I n« Last year the library -Graphics ei SPORTS EDIT STAFF Journ Eric Haw I even Went :lasses rumors are true DISTRIBUTIVE ED SYMPOSIUM The literary magazine, SYMPOSIUM, is a forum for students ' poetry and prose. Accepted student manuscripts and drawings are pre- pared by the staff for print in the yearly Spring issue. In addition to the main production of the magazine, the staff also holds book fairs and bake sales to raise money for printing material since SYMPOSIUM is entirely self supporting. 68 ”Sound-Off conveys the news and opinions of the H-W students to the community and the Regional, through feature stories, cartoons, and editorials. As the Regional ' s only news medium, Sound-Off” tries to keep everyone in- terested and informed on school activities. Club members are constantly polling and interviewing, writing and editing and rushing to meet deadlines. YEARBOOK Spirit- -School Spirit- -Class Spirit-- Year- book Spirit. This year ' s staff strived to cap- ture the essence of the times. We think this written and visual interpretation reflects the spirit of the student body of ' 76. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Representatives of the student body meet in open fo- rum with the principal, Dr. Zimmerman, to present their views on pertinent issues. Through this process, educational improvement is brought about while involving the students in the democratic process. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization that is dedicated to service to the school and the community. Members serve as tutors to students in need of academic help, guides on parents night, and as ushers at graduation. A highlight of the year was the NHS sponsored Talent Show. In addition to providing an en tertaining evening, the money raised was used to sponsor a Korean foster child. 73 ECO-ACTION Learning about and improving our environment are the aims of this club. We began a recycling program in Hamilton and now we are recycling paper here at the high school. Harvest Festival, held at the Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary educates the public about recycling. There, too, the club sells craft items made of recycled paper, cans, yarn, bottles, wax, and string. Camping and field trips around the North Shore area com- pleted a year of learning and enjoyment. u u. 0 : 74 The math team, during the last two years, has earned the titles of Division Champion, State Champion and runner-up in the New England Invitational Math Tournament. This year another great season was achieved. In October, the team set an all-time scoring record of 172 points for that month. Lead by an exceptional group of seniors, the team, with its talented underclassmen, has its best season ever. cO Wr f 00f ' GSUS JOkffj- .hMil C C0Ot Ail There ' s a bomb school i I t CJ nuor V ' ernni ' uOi.( forlojr ornilton-OJenKum fteq OA«Li Idm ' Ss lo n •■ T5 t Students oo adu. ts ’onserod by ' k e H-cu nor Soc ei: . FACULTY NOSTALGIA cHAPne A A Ot ' l j qcuSw) Jcveijou MCAW)ookC Bf I Fo ’ le 5 5« MrJo ' f ' oqk wxsLTa IN APPRECIATION When we were advisorless sophomores . . . Mr. Budaj volunteered. When our float plans were flat. . . Mr. Budaj inspired. When our pictures were lacking. . . Mr. Budaj clicked. 102 When we were full of the devil. . . Mr. Budaj exorcised. When we were in the bottom of the ninth. Mr. Budaj homered. We will never be able to repay him for e time and devotion which he has given us. Thank you, Mr. Budaj, for making our high school years successful. With Love Always, The Class of 1976. 103 Donna Bettencourt James Black David Bianco Beth Bonnette Michael Ashley Martha Belton Nan Aulson Michael Archer Pamela Bixby Thomas Barry James Beckett 106 Sheila Bowen Laura Bown Tony Braier David Brennan Joyce Breda Mark Brown William Bruce Michael Budaj Peter Burke Kathleen Carlson 107 Alan Carter Lorraine Charles Thomas Connors Edward Cook Thomas Cook Cheryl Crawford Carol Chittick Linda Coan Jeffery Chouinard Samuel Cleaves £ I Barbara Cutler Susan Donnelly Malcolm Douglas Peter Donovan John rXibrow Lauren Dahl Stephen D ' Arcy Christine Curry John Davis Jean Dickinson Dermis EXurell Kenneth Fields John Eaton Mark Fee Sharon Fowler Eric Flint Matthew Fraser Judi Flinn Heidi Forrester Linda Frey no Brian Girard Pamela Graham David Geary Cheryl Gledhill 1 Donald Grant Richard Gilchrist Peter Greene Cynthia Gates Russell Guilford Nancy Giallombardo m Peter Gwinn Elizabeth Hale Karl Hagar Scott HaU Robert Hagopian Judith Hampe Kenneth Hale Barbara Haraden Jeffrey Haszard Christine Harhen 112 lindley Houghton Charlene Hovanasian Garry Howard Steven Hyle Stephen Hopkins Paul Herdeg Eric Hawkes Mark Heitz Tambrey Herrick 113 Kenneth Johnson Michael Johnson Ann Marie Kavanaugh Lois Kerr Shirley Kerr David King Kevin King Paul Kirk Alex Kovalchuk Rayford Kruger Christopher Lane David Languedoc Joanne LaTraverse }. Wallace livingston Cindy McRae 116 Richard MacGregor Christine Lebel Damie Lockard Karen LeRette Christopher Loreti Carolyn Lynch June McSwiggin Martin Lewalski Kevin Mallon Sally MacLean Andrew Mazzetta David Morgan Andrea Meade Rolanda Morin Richard Marchant Peter MoUer Sharon Miller Patricia Marchant 117 Betsy Morse Lisa Newborg Stephanie Page I Barbara Mugford K. C. Moylan Sarah Nichols William Mullen Kim Nicols Timothy O ' Neil Robert Patriquin William Plummer Richard Poole Cynthia Poore 119 Philip Perkins Cheryl Pellerin Michael Pirrotta Joseph Pelletier Kendall Peltier Christine Peterson N k Carol Pellerin Edward Rudolph James Rutherford Linda Riley Andrew Ritchie Helene Pruszynski Deborah Ricker Michael Roche Leslie Ridinger Dianne Rollins Robert Quagan 120 Richard Sawyer Martha Secord Janet Schmitz Francis Sargent Donna Ryan Deborah Salsman Daniel Schwaegerle Timothy St. Germain Midge Schuman 121 Mark Simpson Scott Simpson Bradford Smith Barbara Sousa Stanley Snavely Margaret Speranza r Elizabeth Spofford George Sullivan Patricia Stanton Jordan Stover 122 Peter Sullivan Cynthia Taylor Glenn Taylor Leonard Thibault Mark Thomas Bmce Tobyne Nancy Towne Kent Trepanier Andrea Trinchera Robert Tyack 123 Sharon Vaccaro Thomas Walters David Winslow Stephen Wentworth Jonathan Younger Karen Wadsworth Norah Wallace Peter Williamson James Wiltshire Wendy Williams Patrick Vitale 124 Katie McGuiness Frederick Davison Robert Faulkner Nicholas Hart Lorraine Zagorski Jonathan Hurley Scott McKenna Susan Costello Linda Williams Edward Sanford 125 SENIOR SURVEY Favorite Rock Group- -Aerosmith Favorite TV Show- -Happy Days Favorite Movie of the Year- -Jaws Favorite Album- -Get Your Wings, Red Octopus, Gorilla Favorite Song- -Stairway to Heaven Favorite Male Vocalist- -Gat Stevens Favorite Female Vocalist- -Barbara Streisand Person You ' d Most Like to Be--Myself Favorite Saturday Night Activity- -Drinking Favorite Drink- -Beer Favorite Sport- -Basketball Favorite Saying- -We ' re Outta Here Favorite Teacher- -Mr. Jones Favorite Party- -Angus Douglas ' Favorite Nationality- -Italian Favorite Sex Symbol --Robert Redford Favorite Book- -Bible Favorite Gar- -Mercedes Benz, Gorvette Favorite Place to Go Parking- -Crane ' s Favorite Comic Strip- -Peanuts Favorite Food--Nick ' s Roast Beef Sandwiches Favorite Prank- -Chinese Firedrill Favorite Policeman --Smitty SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES Biggest Party Giver- -Goer- -Angus Douglas Garol Mclntire Class Couple- -Gary Jernegan Nancy Giallombardo Most Versatile- -Mark Fee Barbie Cutler Most Popular- -Mark Fee Chris Curry Best Looking- -Jim Rutherford Chris Curry Best Athlete- -Stan Snavely Linda Riley Contributed Most- -Tim O’Neil Linda Coan Most Likely to Succeed--Paul Herdeg Nancy Giallombardo Most Studious --Jim Wiltshire Charlene Hovanasian Most Intelligent- -Paul Herdeg Nancy Giallombardo Quietest- -Jim Wiltshire Charlene Hovanasian Most Talkative --Kevin King Margaret Speranza Most School Spirit- -Mark Fee Margaret Speranza Class Clown- -Brad Smith Marcie Belton Sexiest- -Alex Kovalchuk Joanne LaTra verse Wittiest- -Mark Fee Patty Stanton Friendliest- -Mark Fee Linda Coan Best Body- -Jim Rutherford Pam Bixby Most Optimistic- -Mark Fee Sharon Fowler Most Pessimistic- -John Davis Donna Ryan Most Handsome- -Peter Sullivan Chris Curry Nicest Eyes- -John Dubrow Betsy Morse Nicest Smile--Dennis Durrell Helen Pruszynski Best Dressed- -Scott Hall Pam Graham Nicest Hair- -Mike Archer Nancy Giallombardo Most Artistic --John Dubrow Chris Curry Best Actor Actress --Peter Burke Liz Hale Wolf- -Stan Snavely Flirt- -Norah Wallace Funniest Laugh- -Mike Archer Kim Nicols Best Dancer --Mark Fee Pam Bixby Biggest Brownie --Chris Holmes Helene Pruszynski Cradle Robber--Stan Snavely Tricia Marchant Most Gullible- -Peter Burke Linda Coan Class Gossip- -Ken Johnson Kim Nicols Rowdiest- -Bob Patriquin Sarah Nichols Spaciest- -Jordan Stover Janet Schmitz Most Fatherly- -Motherly- -Tim O ' Neil Cheryl Gledhill Most Earthy- -Ed Cook Liz Hale 131 dr. william alston physics is the core of humanis- tic education. michaeld. archer basketball 1,2, 3,4; soccer 2,3, 4; baseball 1; football 1; year- book 4; leader ' s club 4. nan a . aulson i find that as i grow older i love those whom i loved first. ben franklin, sound-off 4; math aid 4; senior counselor 4; stu- dent government 4; tutoring 4 . James lawrence beckett football 1; hockey 1,2, 3,4; golf 2,3. marci belton the only time some people open their mouth is to change feet. h. kissinger. drama 1, 2, 3, 4; tutoring 1; art club 2; sound -off 4. pamela j . bixby student government 4; tutoring 4 . beth bonnette everyone excels in something in which another fails. class secretary 1,2,3; basketball 1, 2,3,4; tennis 2,3,4; tutoring 2,3,4; senior counselor 4; na- tional honor society (vp) 4 . sheila bowen i pass this way but once, if there is any good that i shall do, i shall do it now, for i will never pass this way again. ski club 1,4; tutoring 2,3,4; leader ' s club 3,4; senior counselor 4; cheering 1; field hockey 2,3,4; basketball 4; track 1,2, 3,4. anthony michael braier one last time. football 3,4; wrestling 3,4. Joyce a. breda yearbook 3,4, (ed. 4); art club 3,4; leader ' s club 4; student government 2,3; softball 3,4; sound-off 4 . mark brown we may never pass this way again. football 1,2, 3,4; hoc- key 1,2, 3,4, (co-capt. 4); baseball 1,2, 3,4; national honor society 4 . peter e . burke harmony 2,3,4; drama 1,2, 3, 4. alan scott carter every person has some sort of hang up; you ' ve got to learn to accept them as they are . bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4; baseball 1,2, 3,4; tutoring 3,4. carol 1. chittick you had better live your best, think your best and do your best today-for today will soon be tomorrow and tomorrow will soon be forever. a. p. gouthey. class activities 2. Jeffrey paul chouinard football 1, 2, 3 ,4. linda lee coan one of the most effectual ways of making one ' s self loved is to be cheerful; Joy softens more hearts than tears. mme. de sartory. class vp 1; class presi- dent 3; cheering 1,2; delegate to regional advisory council 3, 4; student government 1,2, 3, 4, (vp 4); member of advisory com- mittee to administration 3; chairperson of student search committee for principal 2; one- act plays 3; guidance activities 3,4; senior counselor 4; organ- izer-memorial day assembly 3; memorial day speech 3; national honor society 4; sound-off 4. tom m. Connors party 1,2, 3, 4. ed cook cows may come and cows may go, but the bull in this place goes on forever. eco-action 2, 3,4, (pres. 2,3); national honor society 4; cross country 2, 3,4; track 2, 3, 4. thomas charles cook some men dream of what is and say why, i dream of what is not and ask why not. robert f. kennedy. class treasurer 1; student government 3; football 1,2,3. ' , (capt. 4); basketball 1,2, 3,4; baseball 1,2, 3,4; boy ' s state rep. 3. barbara 1. cutler explain not, your friends don ' t expect it and your enemies won ' t believe it. field hockey 1,2,3; basketball 2; softball 1,2, 3,4, (capt. 3); harmony 1,2, 3,4; chorus 1,2, 3, 4; senior counselor 4; ski club 1,2; drama 2,3; musical 2,3,4; leader ' s club 3,4. frederick scott davison baseba ll 1,2; hockey 1,4; foot- ball 3,4; wrestling 2. Jeanne m. dickinson man cannot discover new oceans until he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. Jerry general 4; girl ' s chorus 4. Janice difrancesco it ' s the close friends and friendly acquaintances that make ' good- byes ' so sad . peter andrew donovan i ' ll never sound-off again, thank god . band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; sound-off 1,2, 3, 4, (ed. 4); yearbook photographer 3; Jazz band 3,4; national honor so- ciety 4 . John martin dubrow idiot wind blowing like a circle around my skull, from the grand coulee dam to the capitol. dylan. track 1,2, 3,4; basketball 2; class activities 3,4. dennis durrell Just as i got to know all the answers, they changed all the questions. project adventure activities 1,2, 3,4, (bike trip to nova sco tia 1); class activi- ties 2,3,4; leader ' s club 3,4; yearbook 4. John eaton football 1,2, 3,4, (capt. 4); track 2; tennis 1,3,4; wrestling 2; ski club 1,2, 3,4. mark gordon fee cross country 1,2, 3,4; basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; track 1,2, 3,4; national honor society 4; har- mony 4 . Judi aim flinn chorus 1,2; marching band 1,2, 3,4, (color guard capt. 4); one- act plays 1,2,4; plays 1,2. sharon margaret fowler the lord is my strength and my song; he has become my salva- tion. psalms 118:14. class activities 1,2,4; student govern- ment 3,4, (sec. 4); national honor society 4; bible study 2, 3,4; drama 4; plays 1,2,3; eco- action 1 . linda J . frey mat maid 2,4; yearbook 3; tu- tor 4 . cindi gates may the happiest day of your life be the saddest day of your future . mat maid 3; tutoring 1 . nancy giallombardo field hockey 2,3,4; literary mag- azine 2,3,4, (ed. 3,4); tutoring 1; national honor society 4; sen- ior counselor 4; guidance acti- vities 3,4; student government 3,4; class activities 1,2, 3, 4. richard d. gilchrist keep smiling; it makes people wonder what you ' re up to. literary magazine 2; sound-off 3,4; yearbook 4. brian philip girard what the world needs now is love, sweet love, there ' s just not enough of it to go around . cheryl gledhill drama 1,2, 3,4; softball 3; sound-off 4; tutoring 4. pamela graham tutoring 3,4; student government 4; senior counselor 3,4; softball 1,2,3; field hockey 2,3,4; ski club 4; sound-off 4. donald s. grant soccer 2; chess club 3 . peter thomas greene nothing ever built arose to touch the skies unless some man dreamed it should, some man believed that it could, and some man willed that it must. Char- les f. kettering. soccer 2,3,4; wrestling 2,3,4; track 2,3,4. russell william guilford it ' s etemitee . peter g. gwinn tripe my guacamole. drama 1,2, 3,4; track 1,2, 3,4; wrest- ling 2,3,4; ski club 1,2, 3,4; leader ' s club 3,4; art club 3. robert moses John hagopian think where others cast no thoughts, so that you may not be cast aside. hockey 1; model club 2; literary magazine 3,4. elizabeth hale oh, bother! said pooh, debate team 1; eco-action 1, 3, 4; im- provisational theatre 1,2; drama 1, 2,3,4, (vp 3,4); tutoring 3, 4; sound-off 4; student govern- ment 4; madame ' s goils 4, (pres. 4) . ken hale do not walk behind me i may not lead, do not walk in front of me i may not follow, just walk beside me and be my friend . football 1; wrestling 1; track 1, 2,3,4; cross country 2,3,4; ski club 1,2, 3, 4; literary magazine 2,3,4; drama 1,2, 3, 4; student government 4; sound-off 4. scott alan hall wish not so much to live long as to live well. b. franklin, leader ' s club 3,4; football 1,2, 3,4; hockey 2; baseball 1; track 2,3,4; ski club 3,4; sound-off 4. judith anne hampe track 2,3,4; field hockey 3,4; drama 1; yearbook 1,2; tutoring 1,3,4; senior counselor 4. Christine m. harhen to live in dreams is perhaps best, for there are ways in life one passes only once and having passed may never be retraced. plageman. field hockey 1,2; cheering 2,3,4; student govern- ment 4; tutoring 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; ski club 4 . nick hart why should we worry about the future? what did the future ever do for us? sam levenson. eric Stefan hawkes all cannot be learned in one short period of time; however, in one short period of time, all can be learned about your re- alizing the fact. drama 1,2,3, 4; band 4; jazz band 3,4; chorus 4; sound-off 1,2, 3,4, (cartoon- ist); radio programs wnbp — 3,4. mark a. heitz football 1, 3. paul m. herdeg this above all, to thine self be true. william shakespeare . band 3,4; math team 1,2, 3,4; chess club 4 . tambrey ellen herrick there is a destiny that makes us brothers, none goes his way alone . all that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. edwin markham. field hockey 2,3,4; track 4; musicals 1, 2,3,4; drama 1,2, 3,4; liter- ary magazine 2,3; student gov- ernment 4; bible study 1,2,3; ski club 3,4; tutoring 1,4; soimd-off 4 . Christopher t. holmes as you slide down the banister of life , only hope that there are no splinters pointing your way. junior achievement 3,4, (treas. 4); national honor society 4; stu- dent government 4; student ad- visory council 4; grrinc 3,4; physics club 4; senior coimselor 3,4; boy ' s state rep. 3; golf team 1,2, 3,4; guidance activi- ties 3,4. lindley silas houghton, jr. not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. james baldwin. cross coimtry 4; termis 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . charlene claire hovanasion french tutor 2; literary magazine 2,3,4; field hockey 2,3; cho- rus 1 . Steven hyle football 1,2, 3,4; track 2,3,4; wrestling 2; ski club 1,2, 3,4. tracy lee jackson sounds of the wind; sounds of the sea; make one happy just to be. june polis. field hockey 1; drama 1, 2, 3,4; sound-off 4; drama 2,3,4; madame ' s goils 3,4; tutoring 2,3. pamela marie jacques no distance of place or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly per- suaded of each other ' s worth. robert southey. color guard 1,2, 3,4; ski club 3,4; gymnastics 1, 2; chorus 1 , 2; senior counselor 4; tutoring 1,3; student government 4; drama 3,4 . gary william jemegan everybody is a moon and has a dark side that never shows to anyone. senior coimselor 4; track 1; football 1; class activi- ties 2,3,4. ken (tiger) johnson cast your burdens on the lord, and he will sustain you. psalms 55:22. mike johnson math team 1,2, 3,4, (co-capt.); physics club 4; national honor society 4, (treas. 4); basketball statistician 4; track 2,3; base- ball statistician 3,4; senior coun- selor 4; class activities 2,3,4. ann marie kavanaugh don ' t walk in front of me, i may not follow, don ' t walk be- hind me i may not lead, walk beside — and be my friend. camus. chorus 1,2; director of one-act plays 1,2; senior coun- selor 4; class activities 2,3,4. lois kerr wherever your treasure is, there your heart will be also. luke 12:34. field hockey 1; literary magazine 4; sound-off 4 . kevin f. king it ' s easy! wrestling 1,2. alexander j . kovalchuk ■better late than never. soccer 3; ski club 3,4; senior advisory- committee 4; class activities 2,3,4. ray s . kruger give to die world the best you have , . . b.s. band 1,2, 3, 4; stage band 3,4; musicals 1,2,3; ski club 1,2, 3,4, (pres. 3,4); national honor society 4, (pres. 4); advisory committee to the principal 4 . he ather lea lane . . . it is here we must begin to seek die wisdom of the chil- dren and the graceful way of flowers in the wind ... John denver. guidance activities 4; drama 1,2, 3,4; drama-2 1,2,3, 4; tutoring 1,2,3; literary maga- zine 2,3,4; marching band 3,4; senior counselor 4; ski club 2,3, 4; musicals 2,3,4. joanne latraverse cheering 1; cheering coach 2. Christine arm lebel musicals 1,2, 3,4; chorus 1,2; volleyball 1,2. martin John lewalski we all live under the same sky, but we don ' t all have the same horizon. konrad adenauer ned livingston keep ' em laughing. drama 1, 2,3,4; soccer 2; eco-action 3,4; sound-off 3,4; musicals 2; radio program -wnbp 3,4; guidance activities 3,4. Carolyn lynch track 1,2, 3,4, (co-capt. 4); field hockey 1,2, 3,4; art club 2,3,4. kevin michael mallon soccer 1,2, 3,4; baseball 1,2, 3,4. richard lacey marchant life is a service--the one who progresses is the one who gives his fellow man a little more, a little better service. e. m. statler. drama 1, 2, 3, 4. tricia marchant love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that ' s a part of the plan. marching band 3,4; sound- off 2,3,4; field hockey 1; drama 1,2, 3,4; drama-2 1,2, 3,4; chorus 1,2, 3,4; tutoring 1; man- ager boys ' track 3,4; senior counselor 4 . andy mazzetta soccer 2,3. kathleenp. mcguiness basketball 2. c-ynthia a. mcrae i saw a star, i reached for it, i missed it. so i accepted the sky. June patricia mcswiggin good things in life take a long time ... Chicago, sharon beth miller field hockey 2,3,4; track 2,3; cheering 1 , 2; tutoring 3 , 4; yearbook 4; art club 3; senior counselor 4; sound-off 4. rolanda morin chorus 1,2; class activities 2,3, 4; ski club 1,2,3. karlyn elizabeth morse (betsy) courage: the power to let go of the familiar. student govern- ment 2,3,4; basketball manager 2; softball manager 2; guidance activities 3,4; senior counselor 4; tutoring 1,2, 3, 4; class activ- ities 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . william g. mullen football 1,2, 3,4; wrestling 1,2, 3,4; baseball 2,4 . lisa diane newborg i am not afraid of tomorrow; for i have seen yesterday, and i love today. cheering 1,2, 3,4; field hockey 1; field hockey manager 1; softball 2; yearbook 4; advisory council to the prin- cipal 4; leader ' s club 3,4; art club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . kim marie nicols all things work well for those who trust in the lord. romans 8:28. drama 1,2, 3,4; debate club 2; concert choir 1; girls ' chorus 2; sound-off 4; bible study 2,3,4. steph page often i wonder why we go on running, there are so few pretty things left in life to see . rod mckuen. robert edward patriquin at times, it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you ' re a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt. j.g.s. soccer 1,2, 3, 4; hockey 2,3,4; class activities 2,3,4. chris petersen smile, and the world smiles with you. senior counselor 4; alateen 4; swimming 1,2; soccer 2; basketball and volleyball manager 2 . william r. plummer hockey 2. cindy poore hey, fats! helene prusz-ynski ... for what is a man? what has he got? if not himself then he has not ... tutoring 1; musicals 1,2, 3,4; harmony 3,4; sound-off 3,4; cheering 4; stu- dent government 2,3; drama 1, 2,3,4; class treasurer 2; class activities 1 , 2, 3,4 . robert richard quagan and so my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. John f . ken- nedy. model club 1,2, 3,4; track 4 . debbie gene ricker grim, brutal, obese, bob carroll, yes ' am boss, pat riley. cheering 1; gymnastics 2. linda suzanne riley very little is needed to make a happy life . it is all within yourself, in your way of think- ing. marcus aurelius. field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, (co-capt. 4); basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, (co-capt. 4); softball 1,2, 3, 4, (tri-capt. 3); class vice-president 2 , 3, 4; student government 2, 3, 4; ski club 1, 2, 4; senior counselor4. michael j. roche the best cure for a monday morning hangover, -don ' t stop until monday. edward k. rudolph two roads diverged in a wood and i took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. robert frost, soccer 1,2, 3,4; basketball 1,2; track 1,3,4; yearbook 4; student gov- ernment 4, (treas. 4); math tutor 4; senior counselor 3,4; ski club 1; leader ' s club 4. donna ryan i can ' t be tri:sted to be perfect, and so i have to make rules, otherwise i might slip and be a human being. tutoring 2,3; field hockey 2 , 3; class activities 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; sound-off 4 . deborah aim salsman stop rushin ' , quit stallin ' , so be it. moe, joe, and larry fine, yearbook 3,4, (ed. 4); tutoring 1 , 2; chorus 1 , 2; art club 4; chess club 3; field hockey 3; class activities 2,3,4, janet m. schmitz cheering 1,2, 3,4; track 1,2, 3,4, (capt. 4); basketball 3; tutoring 1; ski club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; senior coun- selor 4; class activities 1,2, 3,4. marjorie lynn schuman (midje) it ' s only the beginning ... Chicago, cheering 1,2, (capt. 2); softball 1,2, 3,4, (tri-capt. 3, co-capt. 2); student govern- ment 2,3,4; class activities 1, 2,3,4; senior counselor 4; lead- er ' s club 3,4. martha e. secord he who is not busy being bom, is busy dying, bob dylan. field hockey 1,2, 3, 4; harmony 3,4; art club 2,3; track 4; musicals 1,2, 3,4; tutoring 4; student government 4; senior counselor 4; drama 2,3,4. lisa seretto band 1, 2, 3, 4; jazz band 1, 2, 3, 4; physics club 4; softball 2; drama 2 3,4; musicals 2,3,4; tennis 1; mg inc. 2,3,4. mark a . simpson ski club 1; football 1; cross country 2,3,4; basketball man- ager 1,2; golf 2,3,4; student government 4 , scott edward simpson tennis 1,2, 3,4; hockey 1,2,3; football 1,3; wrestling 4; sound- off 4; leader ' s club 3,4; a-v club 1,2, 3,4; student advisory council to school committee 1 . bradford conant smith the low spark of the high-heeled boys ... traffic, soccer 1,2, 3,4, (tri-capt. 4); basketball 1, 2; baseball 1,2,4; track 3; year- book 4; sound-off 4; class activi- ties 1,2, 3, 4. margaret r. speranza if i stop killing your chickens, can we be friends? cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, (capt. 4); student govern- ment 3, 4; class secretary 4; one- act plays 2; tennis 1,3,4; lead- er ' s club 3,4; senior counselor 4; guidance activities 3,4. elizabeth spofford i get by with a little help from my friends ... beatles. field hockey 1,2, 3,4, (capt. 2,4); softball 1,2; sound-off 4; senior counselor 4; leader ' s club 3,4; class activities 1,2, 3, 4. patricia marie Stanton always expect the unexpected. art club 1,2,3; yearbook 3,4, (ed. 4); senior counselor 4; cheer- ing 4; tutoring 1,2,3. glenn philip taylor soccer 3; basketball 1,2; base- ball 1,2, 3,4; class activities 1.2. 3.4. leonard thibault to live is the rarest thing in the world . most people exist — that is all ... class pres- ident 4; national honor society 4j class activities 1,2, 3,4. mark Stephen thomas football 1; basketball 2; literary magazine 3; student government 1.2. 3.4, (pres. 4); student body rep. to school committee 3; senior counselor 4; leader ' s club 4. kent m. trepanier band 1,2, 3,4; student govern- ment 4 . andrea jamene trinchera each day, each time has a moment of beauty, yet, a day to come seems longer than a year that ' s gone. art club 1,2, 3,4; mat maid 3,4; tutoring 4. robert s. tyack my interest is in the future — because i ' m going to spend the rest of my life there. Charles f. kettering. wrestling 1,2. sharon vaccaro ... as different as we are . . . we ' re otill the same. tu- toring 1,3. karen elizabeth Wadsworth (mother nature) reach out and touch somebody ' s hand, make this world a better place if you can. student coun- cil 1 , 2, 3,4; sound-off 3,4; senior counselor 4. norah ann Wallace ski club 1,2, 3,4; track 2; year- book 4; senior counselor 4; class activities 1,2, 3,4. thomas James waiters ... if you listen very hard, you will find that you are lost. l.z. ski club 3,4; sound-off 3. Stephen benning wentworth if, durii the day, your watch stops, don ' t take the time to re- wind it--just savor the moment. sound-off 4, (sports ed. 4); lit- erary magazine 3,4; golf 2,3,4; basketball 1,2; soccer 1,3; phy- sics club 4; yearbook 4 . wendy rebecca williams if you love something, set it free, if it comes back it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t — it never was. musicals 1,2, 3,4; field hockey 1,2, 3,4; harmony 2,3,4; drama 1,2, 3,4; ski club 1,2; basket- ball 1; sound-off 4. david thomas winslow if you can show something, which everyone sees , you have accomplished nothing. student council 1; basketball 1; football 1. 2.3.4, (capt. 4); wrestling 2; track 3,4; leader ' s club 4. jon younger caring sometimes hurts , but not as much as the alternative; not caring . band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; track 1,2, 3,4; student government 3, 4; student advisory board 4; guidance activities 3,4; senior coimselor 3,4; tutoring 1,2; one- act plays 1; class activities 1, 2.3.4. karen youtt the main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. tutor- ing 2. lorraine ann zagorski the greatest kindness i have to offer you is always: the truth. j . powell . color guard 1 , 2; cho- rus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4: senior counselor 4 . timothy scott o ' neil (nig) if everybody just takes life one day at a time, then your life would be much more thrilling . • track 1,2, 3, 4; wrestling 1,2; soccer 1,2, 3,4; senior counselor 3,4; ski club 1,2, 3, 4, (treas. 3,4); class president 2; class activities 1,2, 3,4; leader ' s club 4; harmony 4; one-act plays (musicals) 2,3,4. peter moller (mole) soccer 1,2, 3,4; baseball 1,2,3; wrestling 1,2, 3,4, (capt. 4); class activities 1,2, 3,4; class treasurer 3,4. 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John J. pallotta mr. and mrs. palmer Paul’s locksmith shop beverly grace pausion mr. and mrs. david parsons mr. and mrs. lawrence partridge mr. and mrs. antony patti mr. and mrs. robert r. pauley mr. and mrs. robert e. pelletier the pelletier family robert h. perkins mr. perkins peter kimberly pews mr. and mrs. russel plummer mr. and mrs. harryj. pohas p.m. polisson mr. and mrs. robert poole mr. and mrs. kenneth premo mrs. alan prime mr. and mrs. robert raby leah h. ramini mr. and mrs. leslie s. ray lawton read ’74 mr. and mrs. edmundj. reinholter r. dennis and geraldine reinhardt a relative remington family robert rendall the rennie family mrs. turner rewick gladys e. rioux linda r. rioux patricia rioux paul rioux t ring marim rizzotti evam roberts glenn r. rogers, principal, cutler school kim rosa mr. and mrs. harold k. rosenberger sue rosenzweig the rudolph family mrs. theresa russell commander and mrs. henry ryder sadie the salsman family mr. francis w. sargent richard sawyer mr. and mrs. John scanlon and family the lawrencej. scanlon family mrs. august schroeter dr. and mrs. paul schroeter kenneth I. schuman mr. and mrs. norman schuman mr. and mrs. paul schwaegerle miss ann sears mr. and mrs. william searson mr. and mrs. robert n. secord Julia sedorchuk mr. and mrs. paul sepich mr. and mrs. robert shackelton the william shailor family dr. and mrs. shannehan mr. and mrs. william shaw mr. and mrs. Joseph p. shea mark shea the sheehy family mr. and mrs. robert sheppard mr. and mrs. John silva mini silva Jennifer simone robert c. simons mr. and mrs. harold b. simpson michael simpson mr. and mrs. robert b. simpson and family mr. and mrs. James skillen dr. and mrs. elmer smick mr. and mrs. leroy smith mr. and mrs. wanen h. smith mr. and mrs. eugene r. snavely mr. and mrs. richard c. snow howard and berbera spears et al mr. and mrs. J. donald spence garrett haywood spence mr. and mrs. anthony speranza mr. and mrs. robert n. spoffard Jr. kim babyface stacey mr. and mrs. and tracey stacey don Stahl dorothy Stanton Judith a. Stanton Charles a. and patricia m. steward mr. and mrs. roy a. st. germain heidi stolle vicki stone mr. and mrs. eugene street mr. and mrs. anthony stelline mrs. mary stuart mr. and mrs. leonard f. swanson norman 1. swanson gregory sweeney glenn p. taylor mr. and mrs. phillip i. taylor raymond J. taylor bernice thayer mr. and mrs. vaughn 1. thayer mr. and mrs. John tobeyjr. henry e. tobyne mr. and mrs. henry e. tobyne herbert h. tobyne Jerry and terry tobyne the wrestlers mary lorretta — lee tobyne patty tobyne the tower family mrs. Charles towne muchin’ towne the two best cheerleaders mr. and mrs. John upton mrs. richard varney mr. and mrs. ralph vitale V. Swansea rugby champions brenda waldox mr. and mrs. earle h. Wallace mr. and mrs. timothy Wallace harvey wallbanger alan peyton hawkes waller todd alan hawkes waller mrs. dora walton “want a friend” sue and alan ward mrs. c. warden mr. and mrs. willard c. Warwick mr. and mrs. geoffrey watkins mr. donald watts Steve Webster mrs. linda weinhold mr. and mrs. warren k. wentworth shirley m. westrate mr. and mrs. william J. whelan donna whipple mrs. Wilfred wies mr. and mrs. william r. wiggin george and June wildes mr. and mrs. a.b. wiley mr. and mrs. John wilhelm mr. and mrs. robert p. wilks mr. and mrs. donald williams mr. and mrs. goerge emerson williams mr. and mrs. marvin r. wilson mrs. and mrs. Christopher winslow phillippine wolfram tom s. wood mrs. 0.1. woodberry miss sally woodsom diane m. woron mr. and mrs. richard wright ralph a. york and peter b. york g. alice young mr. and mrs. hammond young mr. and mrs. louis zampell norm zaniboni Jean zanuiccoli isa kaftal zimmerman mrs. mary zuorski mr. and mrs. John a. hawke mr. and mrs. Stephen munier h. w. boothroyd and family mr. and mrs. paul w. crosby dr. and mrs. John e. thompson WE SINCERELY THANK THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED THROUGH ADVERTISING TO MAKE OUR YEARBOOK A SUCCESS pettle Bo.-r ' oer . KatW cias-5 tocJt a drac ,“Vc ' oaci it ' s atlrv ost over, Hovo car uae =ver -Torqet, -iVve -trachtioii questiori ' ' o i-t7 M!:-vj ' r£ a qeeci -T ' ieAd, Ha e- -Toa a-t qiris state 4 ,c o lockq cievjil } neKt qear, Kas ' € a qccct soonmet at. Hac ' o ' . A- X (V V e w iux a-io o i ' ' ' V J cxCy H wV A :HiyLO JL ■ffc U cof’ ' . y Ta Ju-uTCu- i L£yp . o v 2 ' y . c ' ° y 7 °y V y t« ' ' ' y ' V’ ' ! .j y ji r io ' ; ft “y V -.yh , ' f ,i . vA ' e ' v,e ' -c ' ' ,ce ’ .. , ' 2 - .op ,e y;.o� y ' y , y y y ' f y . ’ y || 1: ° i n CT,i A g ' pp‘ V - 1 J ' ( ' „a Co . r -y yp . 1 ty yl y -7 P y MEMORIES” For some this fellowship of friends began twelve years ago, But for others fellowship has been a simple year or so. Though the time be short or long, the bonds of love have grown quite strong Creating in our hearts a home A place our memories can freely roam. Like the last song on the readio. Like that last peaceful iriiream. Like the lingering scent of a weee Like the last song on the radio. Like that last peaceful dream. Like the lingering scent of a sweet perfume All reminders of things that have been For the love, the joys, the fight, the play Are treasures that shall never fade away. Though distance and years may pull us apart Well always be together in the memories Of our hearts. So, goodbye for now to you my friends. It ' s hard to see you go And if our paths don ' t cross again Goodluck then, wherever you go. BY MARK FEE BASKETBALL CHAMPS CAL After four unsuccessful tries, the Generals finally captured the C. A. L. title. Led by the scoring of King and Snavely, the underated work of Archer and Cook, and the hard board work of Schwaegerle, the team outdid N.A. Congratulations to Mr. Kinney and the seniors, who led this team through an exciting year. Mr. Kinney, Dave, and Stan, accept the coveted trophy. . . The cheerleaders stood proud . . . Mike points the way to victory. . .Mr. Kinney gets a ride on King ' s shoulders . . . Tom lays one in unmolested . . . Stan makes four men look like dummies . . . Dave goes way up where no one can reach him . . . Dan flies over a big guy. Brad comes across with another run . . . Bruce sprints down to first . . . Pepe gets bowled over. Newburyport thinks they ' re still playing football . . . The Coach talks privately to Hurricane about his problems . . . Just like throwing snowballs, right Tom? . . . Beast slides safely into third . . . Mark and Pat look the situation over . . . STANDING: Coach Cliff Mello, Allan McCue, Alan Carter, Captain Glenn Taylor, Captain Tom Cook, Bruce Tobyne, Brad Smith, KNEELING: Pat Vitale, Brian Coming, Kevin Mallon, Chris Osborne, Rich McGrath, Don Hilton, Mark Brown, BASEBALL The baseball team this year ended up champs in the C.A.L. Making the state tournament, they entangled in a close battle with South Boston but succumbed after 12 long innings. After a sea- son of long, hard work, the teams success was reward- ing in the end. Ed Rudolph begins the graelling 880 yd. run . . . Anchoring the 440 yd. relay is Scott Hall . . . Dan Schwae- gerle takes the baton in the mile re- lay . . . Dave King misses an attempt at 6 feet 2 inches. Tills year’s tracksters had an amazing season, breaking several records, winning the Cape Ann League Meet, and going undefeated during the season. It did not stop there. The team placed third in the Northern Area Meet against Class A teams, and placed fourth in Class D Eastern State competition. The season was highlighted by winning close meets over the strong teams of Mascon- omet and Lynnfield. STANDING: Glen Almquist Mgr., John Capan, Chris Hammond, Bill Wildes, John Berry, Steve Leistinger, Ronnie Thompson, Bob Dempsey, Doug Scott, Steve Shultz, Steve Hale, Mike Todd, John Haas, Mark Osborne, John Rendle, Bill Anderson, Dave Wagner, Dave Upton, Paul Languadoc, John Shea, Steve O ' neil, Bill Liberti, Steve Shmitz, Tricia M archant Mgr., Coach Larry Scanlon, Coach Tom Dorman, KNEELING; Coach Steve Sawyer, Jim Black, Ed Rudolph, Dave King, Ed Cook, Captain Tim O ' Neil, Captain John Dubrow, Captain Scott Hall, Dan Schwa egerle, Dave Winslow, Chris Loreti, Jon Younger, Pete Greene. GIRLS’ TRACK BACK: Coach Jennifer Simone, Kathy Moore, Kim Johnson, Ginny Black, Beth Hawke, Judy Hampe, Sue Perkins, Alyson Brophy, Nancy Martin, Liz Spofford, Ta mi Herrick, Cathy Nelson, Janet Schmitz, Sheila Bowen, Carrie Lynch, Asst. Coach Anne Jackson. MIDDLE: Doreen Brown, Kathy Zagorski, Julie Kruger, Ruth Haas, Donna Brown, Biddy Spears, Kerry Cook, Carmen Anderson, Chris Cook, Sue Wentworth, Linda Ceremsak, FRONT: Babet Rioux, Paula Bonazoli, Kim Blackball, Pam Crosby, Jane Ceremsak, Lisa Fields, Cathy Block, Sandy Allen. GOLF Tami Herrick sends another javelin soaring ... A smile from Janet Schmitz reveals her enthusiasm before her race . . . Sheila Bowen displays a powerful effort in the shot put. BOTTOM: Brian Donovan, Steve Wentworth, Brian Kinsman, Ken Green. TOP: Steve Christopher, Ted Brooks, Andy MacLean, Jim Giallombardo. TENNIS Beth Bonnette serves more than a smile in this tennis match . , . Diving within reach, Scott Simp- son clobbers another one . . . Plotting a new strategy, Bindley Houghton waits for the return. . . George Sullivan can ' t believe he won the whole thing. This year brought success to both the girl ' s and boy ' s tennis teams, despite the ap- parent lack of senior m members on both teams. The boys had a fine sea- son with a 9-5 record, reversing that of the previous year. Also playing well were the girls, as their success was seen at the com- pletion of a 8-2 record season. Sitting in the glow cast by their candles, the seniors sit through one of their few serious moments . . . Mark Heitz and Sue Towne lead the class from the ceremony ... Kevin King, Mark Heitz, Nancy Towne, and Judi Flinn begin the lighting of the candles . With smiling faces the seniors file past friends and relatives . . . Speaking at candlelight was Dr. Fee. Polly Maddox beams as her favorite MC , Brad Smith, congratulates her winning class . . . Beth Bonnette and Judy Hampe are after a Bingo . . . VAMP of the evening is Helene Pruszinski . . . John Du- brow is quite the devious card-shark . . . Where ' s my mommy? , cries Midje Schuman . , . The Rockettes provide a high-stepping performance. CASINONIGHT Ed Rudolph and Stan Snavely indulge once again . Ed Rudolph is the sexiest stripper seen in years . . Joyce Breda and her Stogie rake in the dough . . . Scott Hall can ' t take those heavy losses . . . Linda Frey and Andrea Trinchera arrive incognito for the evening ' s entertainment. SENIOR PROM Janet Schmitz shares a secret with her date . . . Smile, Barbie, says Mark Thomas, We ' re on candid camera, . . . Resting their feet for a few minutes are John Dane and Pam Grahm ... Forever ready with a smile Magaret Speranza strikes a pose . . . Jeanne Dickinson and date enjoying each others company. On June 3, 1976, the senior class paired off, dressed in gowns and tux- edos, and went to Castle Hill, where they celebrated their senior prom grooving to the tunes of Baby Grand. Sheila Fitzgerald and Peter Burke share a relaxing moment . . . Michael Budaj joins the dance and excitement at the senior prom , . , Dressed in gown and tux, Cindy Poore and George Wallick . . . Caught by the camera are Bob Weinhold, Walt Tompkins, and Sally Woodsom . , . Timmy O ' Neil and Scott Hall make post-prom plans. FINAL ASSEMBLY As if singing its praises, Liz Hale gives an exhuberant summary of the class . . . Bruce Tobyne is captiva- ted by the event . . . Mark Thomas walks off with another one. How many is that now Mark? . . . Smiling, Patty Stanton gives Walt Tomkins a gift in appreciation for being yearbook advisor . . . The overpartied faces of the seniors are anything but mournful as they file into the gym. % With senior assembly reminding her that the end is near, Beth Bonnette appears to be in deep contemplation ... Ed Rudolph manages to swindle the yearbook award from Walt Tompkins. Tell us Ed, what ' s your secret? . And Sharon Fowler receives another award ... In the long-standing High School tradition Linda Riley and Brad Smith beqeauth a long list of cuts to both fellow seniors and underclassmen ... Liz Hale leads a senior skit, with Kim Nicols, Pam Jacques, Heather Lane, Tricia Marchant, Sharon Miller, and Tracy Jackson acting out the past events of their high school years. ! GRADUATION Debbie Salsman scowls at the on- coming rain . . . Still smiling in the end is Judi Flinn . . . The seniors await their turn for diplomas . . . Dan Schwaegerle receives the William Carney award from Cliff Mello . . . The final part of Timmy O ' Neil ' s high school years . . . Despite confinement George Sullivan maintains his grin . . . A P, €0 A 9 ]o y p6t yv dq € V ' fnc o c ■( ulWJlU am ' i i j:fs ire, y Hj -rr ir r ' ‘ ' y ) C(i f - J ' f � 7 77 - goor se y ' or ' r fau g .p ■s. ' .0 ' - . ' cA ' rno AA ■| yrr QfX ' - A ' ' 9C fXJ O jjp ■ x?n;ii_ ' ' ; I ' jj-xrr-j ' Vj-J -TTV AVT } 15’) ! cn r fiq. pn.((Y) . ' |i2j £ f ofi