Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL HOLBROOK, MASSACHUSETTS THE 1970 ECHO GRATITUDE We, the Echo Staff of 1970, wish to express our appreciation to our advisors, Mr. Thomas Young, Mr. Joseph O’Neill, and Mr. Thomas Haver, for their continual help and guidance in building this book. We would also like to extend our gratitude to the Keller Publishing Company and Dodge-Murphy Photographers. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 10 ACTIVITIES 26 SPORTS 36 UNDERCLASSMEN 54 SENIORS 66 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY ART BUSINESS TYPING ADVISORS APRIL BARGOUT CHARLES SCHEIM SUSAN CONNORS LAUREN FOX ANNE GODFREY MR. THOMAS YOUNG MR. JOSEPH O’NEILL MR. THOMAS HAVER DEDICATION When one thinks of a truly conscientious man, there is only one person that comes into mind. He has dedicated his time and effort toward making the class of 1970 a happy and prosperous one with our many activities, including the Junior Prom. Also, we must not forget all the hours put into the Echo — especially this year — and the worries — meeting our deadlines and trying to publish a really outstanding book to remember our experiences at H.H.S. Yes, for certain, we, the ECHO Staff, have worn a path walking in and out of room 203. Therefore, it is with deep respect, appreciation and affection, that we, the class of 1970 and the ECHO Staff— especially its Senior members — dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Thomas K. Young. 4 5 MEETING NEW FRIENDS, HAVING NEW EXPERIENCES, r 6 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL It is my pleasure to extend to the Class of 1970 my person- al congratulations and those of the faculty as you success- fully complete your four years at Holbrook High School. These past four years have passed quickly, all too quickly as you will soon realize. During these years, this school has tried to prepare you for the future. What a tremendous future it is! Twice in your senior year, men have landed on the moon, and you have seen it happen, a feat about which men of past generations could only dream. You now stand on the threshold of that glorious future. What you accom- plish depends largely on you. We have tried to give you the base on which to build. How well we have succeeded will be known only in that future. Although your four years with us is now at an end, should the need arise, please remember that the doors of Holbrook High are always open to help you in any way possible. In return for whatever we have given to you, we ask only that wherever you are, whatever your endeavors, you work to the best of your ability, so that you will always be a credit to your parents, to your school, and to your commu- nity. No more can we ask, no more can you give. MR. WILLIAM T. BUCKLEY Principal MR. EDWARD COLMAN Assistant Superintendent MR. FRANCIS FITZGERALD Superintendent FACULTY MISS NANCY L. THOMAS Languages MRS. BRENDA G. HURWITZ Mathematics MR. JOHN WALSH Business MR. RAYMOND E. STEARNS Industrial Arts 14 MR. RAYMOND A. KELLIHER Science MR. JAMES M. SULLIVAN Social Studies MR. THOMAS HAVER Mathematics v 15 16 MR. CHARLES BARTLETT Guidance MR. ALLAN R. McKINNON Social Studies MISS MARGARET J. McCARTHY Languages MR. ROBERT S. MARSHALL Social Studies 18 MR. ALFRED PERRONE Industrial Arts MR. JOHN MESCHINO Physical Education MRS. JANE B. MONAHAN Home Economics MR. EDWARD SILVA Guidance MR. JAMES P. EDNEY Science MR. TODD L. GRUNDBERG Languages MISS GAIL CONTI English MR. JOSEPH J. O’NEILL Social Studies MR. WALTER W. DONOVAN Social Studies MR. JOHN BOYCE Social Studies, Business MR. LEO DUGAS Guidance MRS. ROSEMARY R. O’REILLY English 21 1 MRS. DOROTHY M. BRENNAN English MR. JEREMIAH T. DELANEY Science, Social Studies MR. NATHAN CHANCEY Science MR. JOHN T. SPILLANE Social Studies MRS. EILEEN COSTELLO Business MR. WALTER W. HELEEN Mathematics MR. THOMAS K. YOUNG English MR. GEORGE JOHANSSON Science MRS. HELEN M. WOOD Languages I MR. FRANK J. BUCKLEY Music MR. ROBERT HALLISEY Mathematics MRS. MARYANN McMAHON English MRS. ESTHER MYERS Music M R. THEODORE McELROY Mathematics MR. ROBERT N. KINDELAN Art MISS NANCY CARROLL Physical Education MR. JEROME WALSH English MRS. MARGUERITE FACEY School Nurse E SUSlTuBi miss susan McDonald English 25 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: D. Redmond, J. Lucas, N. Cunningham, S. Aveni, T. Ca- hill, A. Fermano, E. Wolf, E. Riley. Row 2: L. O ' Donnell, M. Sarhanis. K. McEleny, D. Tardanico, R. Meech, R. Silverman, K. Hucksam, A. Card. Bottom Row: Mr. James Sullivan, G. Fisher, K. Murphy, G. Ierardi, R. Bland, P. Larson, C. Anderson, A. Bargout. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: K. McEleney, T. Roach, D. Moiling, C. Koeppel, L. Ruccolo, J. Sullivan. Bottom Row: J. Aronson, M. Geba, C. Gelzer, J. McKay, K. Murphy, R. Segal, E. Rose, A. McGuire. 28 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES S. Savoie, M. Long, J. Kroell, T. Powers, R. Corbett, D. Vroom, B. Sullivan, E. Labelle, W. Jolicoeur, S. Welch, M. Swiderski, J. Aronson, M. Doyle. LIBRARY AIDES Row J: Miss McCourt, D. Pollock, M. Duran, L. Leazer, S. Winquist, S. Chandnoit, K. Welch. Row 2: P. Cilibrasi, N. Wauhob, P. Tuttle, M. Wood- ward, J. Troxell, D. Hillstrom. 29 BUSINESS CLUB Top Row: L. Littleton, S. Littleton, R. Fredericks, J. Rodenhiser, A. Chisolm, C. Hays, S. Meier, S. Chandnoit, L. Brown, B. Greig, C. White, M. Sfarzo. Row 2: C. Aniello, B. Boyce, P. Nehiley, K. McAvoy, S. Hillier, N. Reen, K. Trenouth, P. Reen, M. Isaac, R. Hucksam, G. Cartullo, L. Briggs, J. Carty, K. Machaby. Row 3: D. Capodilupo; Secre- tary , E. Alberti; Vice-President, A. Godfrey; President, E. Daly; Treasurer, J. Cutter, K. Godfrey, C. Fitzgibbons, P. Machinaw. MATH TEAM Top Row: J. Aronson, M. Leverault, J. Sullivan, G. Donnelly. Bottom Row: Mr. Thomas Haver, C. Scheim, L. Baskin, D. Bean. 30 Top Row: N. Rettig, D. Spieler, P. Kroell, C. Scheim, G. Donnelly, T. Tracy, D. Larsen, R. Segal, J. Aronson. Row 2: V. Piantedosi, E. Rose, K. Hagerty, C. Ciarfella, A. McGuire, D. Randall, P. Huxley, J. Lucas, K. Murphy, K. Martin, D. Bean. Row 3: E. Alberti, L. Baskin, R. Bland, J. Vesey, A. Bargout, J. Johnson, R. Silverman. Top Row: N. Murphy, C. Legg, M. Doherty, R. Morrissey, S. Sears, D. Pollock, C. Riendeau, J. Pawlowski, C. Thuem, J. Harding, R. Pawlowski. Row 2: P. d’Entremont, D. Marble, S. McEleney, C. Brown, M. DeFalco, A. Ross, H. Luftman, D. London, L. Nelson, R. Kearnan. Row 3: Mrs. Esther Myers; Director. GLEE CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 31 Top Row: D. Moiling, M. Buckley, E. Wolf, D. Randall, B. McMenamin, D. Marx, C. Koeppel, M. Sarhamis, P. Maloney, D. Sweeney, R. Hayes, S. Weber, P. Larson. Row 2: B. Boyce, K. Hanney, S. Keay, B. Sheridan, M. Carney, R. Bland, F. Freidman. P. Huxley, K. McEleney, B. Coughlin, D. Mosca, M. Donovan, L. Fox, M. Doherty, R. Morrissey, E. Rose. Bottom Row: K. Sharon, A. Godfrey, C. Ciarfella, P. Ryan, L. Isaac, E. LaPonta, K. Hagerty, M. Russell, N. Rettig, C. Anderson. Missing: G. Connors. THE ECHO STAFF Editor-in-Chief: April Bargout. Advisors: Mr. Joseph O’Neill, Mr. Thomas Young, Mr. Thomas Haver. 32 BAND Bottom Row: D. Hanf, P. Hamilton, G. Limberakis, C. Ciarfella, W. Hamilton, D. Leonard, J. McKay. N. Cullen. D. Tantillo, J. Adams, M. Wilson. Row 2: B. Holiver, D. Golding, R. McLaughlin, L. McGraw, R. Carney, R. Silverman, G. Hagerty, B. Welch, J. A. Farash, M. Whitley. Row 3: Walsh, G. Palowski, S. Prince, G. Hoeft, R. Hamilton, A. Melon, M. Levine, S. Aveni, D. Hoeft, M. Long. Row 4: L. Stewart, G. Olson, P. Power, W. Hayden, D. Brown, R. Huxley, K. Moran, K. Hagerty, C. Harvey. Row 5: D. Vroom, L. Collier, R. Franks, C. Smith. M. Levreault. J. McGuire, J. McKinnon, E. McGraw, A. McGuire, J. Davis. MAJORETTES H. Thomas, R. Silverman, T. Moores, K. Martin, D. Savoy, D. Tardanico, J. Limberakis, J. Novak. D. Bean, C. Koeppel, A. Collier, A. Ardagna, Co-captain; P. Larson, Captain. 34 CHEERLEADERS J. Vesey, E. Wolf, M. Sullivan, C. Anderson, Co-captain; A. Godfrey, Captain; M. Sullivan, S. Sfarzo, S. MacDonald, K. Heimuller. w Holbrook Opponent 16 Hanover 42 24 Duxbury 6 36 West Bridgewater 12 32 Marshfield 0 32 Apponequet 0 6 Cohasset 29 32 Norwell 22 14 East Bridgewater 6 14 Hull 21 Row 1: W. Williamson. M. Shanly, R. Trainor, M. Quinn. T. Murphy. Row 2: D. Schleehauf, D. Larsen. A. Rolfe, B. Slypack, L. D ' Amore. Row 3: P. Tardanico, T. Monahan, E. Montgomery. Row 4: Mr. Mes- chino, Mr. Sikorsky, R. Tucker. 38 Row 1: R. Johnston, K. Morrissey and D. Fasano, Co-captains ; D. O’Connor, R. Ross, E. Raymond, G. Williams, S. Colburn. Row 2: S. Mattie, J. Hartery, L. Brown, R. McKinnon, S. Bagley, R. Craig, M. Williams. Row 3: M. Morrissey, J. Rien- deau, P. Koury, T. Benvie, A. Osward, L. Smith, W. Cart- wright. Row 4: R. Davco, B. Ross, K. Fallon, L. Powers, G. Tatelbaum, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Koski. FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY Standing: W. Calhoun, P. McAvoy, John Nunes, Captain ; J. McKinnon, G Donnelly. Kneeling: K. Hagerty, G. Hagerty, J. Sullivan, C. Scheim, F. Ma loney, R. Gross. Holbrook Opponents 36 Hanover 20 26 Avon 32 16 West Bridgewater 48 16 Duxbury 47 17 Norwell 36 19 East Bridgewater 45 21 Cohasset 40 15 Sacred Heart 47 47 Apponequet 15 21 Marshfield 40 Row 1: M. Carney, J. Cole, N. Cunningham, L. White, L. Cunningham, K. Trenouth, J. Cutter, M. Buckley, P. Clancy. Row 2: L. Ricottelli, L. Ruccolo, A. Card, B. McMenamin, M. Howard, D. Marx, M. Sarhanis, G. Connors, J. Hayes, J. Johnson, C. Margarit, K. McEleney, M. Doherty, Miss McDonald. 42 Holbrook 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hull Hanover Duxbury Norwell Marshfield E. Bridgewater Cohasset Apponoquet Opponent 3 6 6 6 2 6 4 1 43 Back Row: G. Smith, K. Darcy, E. O’Brien, P. Tardanico, R. Scott, P. Hillstrom. Front Row: R. Gross, M. Corrigan, W. Connolly, M. Morrissey, J. Salerno, R. Welch, M. Carney. BASKETBALL Holbrook Opponent 66 Westwood 72 76 Hull 71 68 Apponoquet 35 96 Hanover 64 66 Duxbury 58 59 Marshfield 75 76 Norwell 84 99 East Bridgewater 49 60 West Bridgewater 46 85 Hull 73 86 Cohasset 60 94 Apponoquet 51 101 Sacred Heart 98 81 Hanover 58 86 Avon 76 76 Marshfield 63 80 East Bridgewater 86 56 Marshfield 66 65 Martha’s Vineyard 69 Back Row: K. Martin, N. Cunningham, L. Dionne, D. Savoy, N. Nogler. Front Row: K. Chute, D. Corrigan, K. Trenouth, Captain: J. Cutter, L. Cunningham. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Holbrook Opponent 23 Duxbury 67 24 Marshfield 68 38 Nor well 40 15 East Bridgewater 56 32 West Bridgewater 25 23 Hull 45 23 Cohasset 42 33 Apponoquet 16 12 Hanover 52 31 Avon 40 31 Randolph 16 41 Randolph 14 Holbrook Opponent 6 Duxbury 16 13 Marshfield 20 30 Norwell 3 22 East Bridgewater 21 11 West Bridgewater 21 24 Hull 26 19 Cohasset 21 37 Apponoquet 8 18 Hanover 21 29 Avon 4 Back Row: C. Houlahan, V. McCarthy, B. Sheridan, C. Gelzer. Front Row: M. Fallon, N. Bagley, Co-captain; L. DiPasquale, Co-captain: H. Thomas. Top Row: Mr. S. Sikorsky, P. Roach, M. Doyle, B. Sullivan, K. Dustin. Mr. A. Perrone. Row 2: D. Hollstein, T. Hagerty, W. Powers, R. Ross, W. Hayden, D. Cummings, D. Cahill, B. O’Connor. Row 3: S. Hillier, T. Carr, J. Gulya, R. Monahan. J. Hartery, J. Cahill, R. Greene, P. LeClerc. Bottom Row: K. Fallon, C. Crowe, C. Marshall. D. Cummings. D. Gulya, R. Beaubien, L. Zukauskas. Holbrook Opponent 2 Scituate 6 0 Hull 3 7 Dover- Sherbon 3 1 Duxbury 3 0 King Philip 6 1 Marshfield 1 0 Oliver Ames 5 0 Cohasset 5 1 Randolph 4 1 Scituate 10 6 South Shore Vocational 1 2 Hull 3 0 Stoughton 10 0 Duxbury 6 1 Blue Hills 4 0 Marshfield 4 2 Canton 13 0 Cohasset 7 vy HOCKEY Top Row: L. Brise, R. Craig, R. Christianson, J. Richards, W. Cart- wright, G. Ierardi, B. Silva. Row 2: J. Daniels, Manager; D. Larsen, K. Morrissey, P. McCarthy, A. Rolfe, W. Williamson, R. Segal, Mr. William Leanues, Coach. Row 3: K. Larsen, P. MacDonald, B. Potts, T. Hartshorn, Co-captain; F. D’Amore, Co-captain; L. Cedrone, B. Morani, B. West. BASEBALL 49 A mv- ■  m • v. UNDERCLASSMEN Top Row: M. Shanly, C. Riley, M. Doyle, S. Austin, J. Weston, J. Scherber, L. Johnson, C. Bissett, M. DiFolco, Y. Doucette, T. French. Row 2: C. Scheim, W. Johnson, G. Terrill, D. Harkins, D. Jurek, J. Bryan, W. Bethune, F. Jones, J. Condon, R. Huxley, P. Spieler, S. Lipinski. Row 3: C. Adams, A. Ryan, D. Tantillo, K. Houlahan, R. Levine, J. Killian, S. Lewis, J. O’Rourke, G. White, R. Hooke, B. Russo, M. Savoie. Row 4: R. Hoover, G. Smith, W. Fitzger- ald, L. Collier, P. Capodilupo, L. Johnston, J. Lalond, B. O’Connor, M. Plant, A. Goldberg, A. Desmond, W. DeWitt. Row 5: D. Maccar- rone, M. Caporale, J. Fishman, J. Joyce, D. Doty, R. Leonard, J. Hallisey, C. Sarafinas, G. Pawlowski, V. McCarthy, M. Fallon, S. Kehr. Row 6: C. MacDonald, P. Barrett, D. Sweeney, J. Hanigan, D. Maraget, C. Downing, J. Lanigan, G. Hoeft, D. Spicuzza, R. Hamil- ton, M. Gordon, G. Bryant. Row 7; D. Benvie, J. Williamson, C. Brown, L. Tilley, T. Freedman, D. Sykes, T. Harding, C. Cassani, J. Wheeler, M. Arm, L. Leazer, S. McEleney. Row 8: R. Warren, F. Meehan, B. Riley, J. Hoell, R. Chipman, G. Brown, P. Nee, J. Kres- ser, C. Locke, H. DePasquale, N. Bagley, M. Aldridge, J. Chamber- lain. CLASS OF Top Row: T. Leary, D. Brundige, J. Dewar, R. Myers, L. Stewart, J. Farrell, F. Post, R. Ingram, D. Butner, P. Booker, L. Healey, S. Joyce. Row 2: J. Beltramini, G. Doherty, D. Cahill, R. McMakin, D. Callinan, J. Fraser, K. Finnegan, S. Ford, W. Sullivan, T. Cavagnaro, D. Durost, L. Gorell, T. Ross. Row 3: M. Hillier, L. Hughes, G. DellaPiana, K. McLaughlin, J. McKinnon, G. Batstone, S. Car- ter, J. Long, W. Hayden, T. Girey, P. Simon, J. Hilson. Row 4: S. Sarafinas, R. Stone, K. Davis, C. McManmon, C. Reindeau, D. Pro- vost, D. Vroom, E. Balas, D. McGraw, M. Wilson, A. Houlahan, P. Tuttle, J. Rashleigh. Row 5: D. Parritt, P. Larsen, L. O’Connell, P. Jurek, R. Alperin, K. Dustin, D. Pitts, J. Green, T. Bridge, R. Leon- ard, K. Feldman, S. Winquist, J. Fox, W. Franks. Row 6: P. Johnson, J. Flynn, B. Schuster, N. Murphy, A. Nashawaty, D. Daly, W. Keegan, D. Hanf, P. d’Entremont, B. Cohen, P. Roach, P. Power, R. Calderwood, S. Brathwaite. Row 7: D. Marble, D. Gurney, L. Bruce, L. Willard, L. Arena, D. Perella, C. Cunningham, L. Carty, R. Keman, P. Waugh, D. Corrig an, S. Lively, S. Trainor, J. Booth. Row 8: R. Pawlowski, J. Minigan, J. Grzelczyk, L. Nelson, E. Wold, D. Rollins, C. Larson, L. Campbell, R. McLaughlin, N. Astorino, L. Rovaldi, S. Fredricks, K. Malm, D. Landers. 1973 Top Row: J. Fowler, W. Johnson, G. Tatelbaum, R. Tucker, M. Corri- gan, R. Gross, P. Tardanico, S. Hillier, D. Nelson, G. Smith. Row 2: E. Welch, A. Brennan, M. Cox, M. McCarthy, J. Mosca, J. Limbera- kis, S. McDonald, M. Sarhanis, G. Connors, J. Hayes, P. Kunan. Row 3: S. Welch, C. Gelzer, B. Silva, D. Cummings, R. Hoell, B. Walsh, G. Magnarelli, W. Chisholm, M. Morrissey, B. Connolly, M. DelRosso. Row 4: K. Heimuller, S. Christianson, J. Quinn, J. Bussolari, R. Poirier, A. Mellen, S. Walsh, E. White, J. Bowen, R. Tobin, R. Fred- ricks, R. Hughes. Row 5: K. Hucksam, M. Levreault, C. Smith, D. McCoy, S. Hoffman, D. Moss, J. Weinstein, M. Iavelo, S. Mader, M. Howard, S. Sears, P. McDonough. Row 6: R. Silverman, A. Dash, P. MacNeil, P. Mahoney, M. Chambers, J. Cole, D. Gelles, L. Fitzger- ald, C. Legg, D. Morani, W. Calhoun. Row 1: N. McHugh, D. Oren- berg, N. Wauhob, M. Duran, L. Welch, D. Wheadon, C. Doty, C. Theum, J. Campbell, F. Jameson, D. Golding. Row 8: E. Laponta, M. Carney, M. Fox, B. Lindsey, R. Brownell, T. Paraskis, B. Jones, S. Sfarzo, W. Croll, C. Aldridge, K. McEleney, M. Buckley. CLASS OF 1972 Top Row: R. Scott, J. McGuire, B. Ross, L. Powers, E. Barksdale, S. Savoy, S. Ikasalo, J. Potts, D. Desmond, D. Luster, J. Mealey, J. Maguire. Row 2: J. Riendeau, J. McCoy, M. Moran, B. Sheridan, J. Novak, B. Johnson, L. Isaac, M. Russell, P. Ryan, D. Sweeney, L. Anastasio. Row 3: V. Neill, K. Kresser, K. Capodilupo, M. Land, M. McNealy, R. Hayes, J. Maloney, E. Cragin, D. Hoeft, K. Hagerty, D. Ahem. Row 4: A. Tagliaferro, D. Tardinico, D. Marx, C. Margarit, D. London, J. Pawlowski, K. Conrad, D. Moiling, R. Morrissey, M. Do- herty, M. Lannan, D. Stephenson, S. Lemer. Row 5: M. Swiderski, W. Walsh, P. Ordway, C. Cameron, R. Franks, B. Larson, R. Peter, J. Komet, P. McAvoy. Row 6: J. McKay, N. Cullen, D. Hickey, G. Kurtis, T. Power, J. Kroell, T. Roach, B. Holiver, S. Prince, S. Mont- gomery, P. O’Rourke, T. Moores, S. Keay. Row 7: M. Stephenson, P. Puntiri, A. Bishop, N. Johnson, N. Littleton, D. Persampieri, R. Toc- chio, L. Young, J. Chandnoit, D. MacDonald, P. Clancy, C. Cheever, L. Persampieri, L. Ricottelli. Row 8: T. Hagerty, D. Richards, B. McMenamin, D. Curtis, C. Lindsay, B. Powers, D. Williams, J. Ro- nan, J. Farash, L. Ruccolo, C. McRae, A. Card, R. Fisher, C. Koep- pel. 59 EXECUTIVE BOARD Top Row: D. Hickey, J. Novak, R. Gross, C. Margarit, J. Salerno, M. Doherty, W. Connolly, R. Morrissey. Row 2: M. Howard, M. Roach, E. Welch, J. Farash, S. Welch, J. Maloney, D. Sweeney, D. Moiling, S. Keay. Row 3: Mr. Leanues, M. Carney, N. McHugh, L. Ruccolo, C. Koeppel, S. Lemer, Mr. Sullivan. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Debbie Richards; President, Tommy Hagerty; Vice-President, Mary Claire Buckley; Secretary, Kathy McEleney. 60 CLASS OF Top Row: B. Slypack, S. Bagley, L. Brown, B. Welch, B. Hillstrom, E. Maloney, T. Benvie, D. Fabrizio, N. Downing, J. Bonner, D. Dewar. Row 2: J. Lucas, A. Collier, H. Thomas, B. Cullen, S. Meier, S. Chandnoit, J. Adams, S. Bishop, G. Donnelly, R. Warren, D. Du- rost. Row 3: C. Davis, D. Doucette, P. Gainey, P. Dupras, C. O’Keefe, C. Waldron, J. Page, K. Godfrey, E. Alberti, M. Lannan, M. Long. Row 4: R. McKinnon, D. Schleehauf, B. McKean, P. Koury, S. Bos- trom, C. Fitzgibbon, K. Murphy, D. Chmara, A. Dooley, E. O’Brian. Row 5: C. Scheim, P. MacKinaw, K. Johnston, D. Bean, K. DeMarco, L. Cordaro, L. Baskin, C. Quinn, D. Bethune, D. Botting, C. Eckert. Row 6: D. Pinkham, R. Estano, L. Langone, M. Fox, B. Hoyte, S. Holmes, B. Greig, C. White, D. Richmond, A. Ross, R. Labelle. Row 7: E. Burdulis, K. Patts, S. Webber, C. Witherell, S. White, P. Ne- hiley, R. Hucksam, G. Cart ullo, L. Briggs, L. Szum, J. Landy, R. Papp. Row 8: E. Wolf, E. Rose, J. Callahan, P. Cameron, J. Sullivan, B. Griffin, J. DaSilva, K. Martin, R. Segal 62 1971 Top Row: M. Scherber, J. Cahill, S. Potts, G. Phillips, K. Darcy, R. Chambers, K. Moran, A. Osward, K. Bissett, S. Konetchy. Row 2: G. Hagerty, J. Aronson, R. Beaubien, C. Morrissey, D. Pollock, L. Woodman, A. McGuire, L. Dionne, C. Harvey, J. Davis, S. Pyrtle. Row 3: D. Bruce, S. McKay, S. Aveni, R. Davco, L. Zukauskas, C. Crowe, D. Larsen, W. Cartwright, L. Smith, K. Fallon. Row 4: R. DiBona, S. Savoie, N. Nashawaty, J. Sullivan, J. Sorocco, M. Sulli- van, C. Delorey, M. Sullivan, N. Cunningham, E. Wolf, R. Baker. Row 5: G. Fisher, S. Littleton, C. Venditelli, S. Miles, J. Carty, N. Reade, P. Paris, M. Whitley, M. Matson, L. White, A. Rolfe. Row 6: G. Long, D. Ciarfella, D. York, R. Greene, W. West, B. Ecord, J. Boyce, C. Johnson, K. McNamee, T. Carr, D. Drummond, G. McGraw. Row 7: J. Hartery, D. Schoen, J. McMenamin, E. Bestoso, E. Montgomery, F. Fredericks, F. Meech, G. Collins, M. Geba, L. Levine, M. Kane, J. Morton. Row 8: C. Chute, J. Bryan, L. O’Don- nell, L. Brown, B. Daly, K. Machaby, L. Edge, M. Arena, J. Sturgis, S. Stanney. 63 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, J. Bryan; Treasurer, K. Martin; President, R. Segal: Vice-President, C. Chute. EXECUTIVE BOARD Top Row: S. Savoie, F. Maloney, K. Darcy, N. Downing, G. Don- Patts, C. Fitzgibbons. Row 3: Miss Mari-anne Senese, E. Burdulis, E. nelly, D. Larsen, C. Scheim. Row 2: B. Griffin, J. DaSilva, A. Rose, S. White, L. Brown, R. Hucksam, K. Machaby, P. Mackinaw. McGuire, C. Morrissey, M. Sullivan, C. Delorey, K. Godfrey, K. 64 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President, Beth Coughlin; Treasurer, Linda Cunningham; President, Thomas Tracy; Secretary, Janet Vesey. EXECUTIVE BOARD Top Row: J. Nunes, J. Keefe, E. Murphy, K. Morrissey, W. Carew, T. Murphy, R. Reade. Row 2: N. Rettig, K. Trenouth, J. Force, G. Limberakis, D. Capodilupo, A. Chisholm, N. Nogler. Row 3: S. Buck- ley, A. Ardagna, P. Hamilton, L. Fox, M. Donovan, S. Connors, M. Burdulis, Mr. Thomas Young. 71 Class Comedians Carol Mahoney — Dennis O’Connor Best Musicians Willard Hamilton— Pauline Hamilton SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dancers Nancy Nogler — Russ Aldridge Most Artistic Jenni Wilson — David Fasano Most Bashful Arthur Corrigan— Dianna Botting Most Courteous Roger Reade — Nancy Rettig Class Sweethearts Willard Hamilton— Cathy Ciarfella Most Likely to Succeed Ruth Bland — Thomas Tracy Class Flirts Janet Vesey — Mike Burdulis Most Athletic Linda Cunningham — Kevin Morrissey Most Talkative Carol Mahoney — Robert Johnston Best Drivers Richard Trainor — Nancy Nogler Best Looking Russell Aldridge — Nancy Reen Best Dressed Kevin Morrissey — Penny Larson Done Most for the Class Thomas Tracy — Linda Cunningham Favorite Underclassmen Elaine Wolf — Richard McKinnon Favorite Teachers Mr. Leonard DeRosa — Mrs. Rosemary O’Reilly 75 RUSSELL P. ALDRIDGE The style is the man himself. Shakespeare CHRISTINA H. ANDERSON Exuberance is beauty. Blake CHERYL A. ANIELLO My hope, my hap, my love, my life, my joy. Du Bartas ANGELA T. ARDAGNA Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. Dante ROBERT S. AZANOW And put himself upon his good behav- iour. Anonymous APRIL C. BARGOUT The highest of distinctions is service to others. King George VI 76 JOAN C. BEDARD A happy life consists in tranquility of mind. Anonymous RUTH A. BLAND She will go far who knows first wither she is going. Anonymous JUDITH A. BOOKER Wise to resolve, and patient to per- form. Homer DIANNA L. BOTTING Well-times silence hath more eloquence than speech. Tupper BARBARA L. BOYCE The smile that won’t come off- Wells CATHERINE BOYD Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Anonymous 77 SUSAN E. BUCKLEY Follow your own bent, no matter what people say. Anonymous MICHAEL J. BURDULIS Out of comradeship can come and will come the happy life for all. Brown DONALD BRIDGE Laugh and be well. Green SUSAN D. BUTLER A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Bible SALVATORE J. CALCAGNO How much lies in laughter; the cipher key, wherewith we decipher the whole man! Carlyle DIANE M. CAPODILUPO A smile unto the moodiest mind its own pure joy impart. Bvron ANN CHISHOLM One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth. Shelley WILLIAM E. CAREW The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. Pope WILLIAM CARLUCCI A brave world. Sir, full of religion, bravery, and change! Behn RICHARD J. CARNEY Man is the merriest, the most joyous of all the species of creation. Addison DANIELLE A. CARTULLO She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. Lowell STEPHEN D. CARTY The right hands of fellowship. Bible 79 ROBERT D. CHRISTIANSON It is not the brains that matter most, but that which guides them. Dostovev.sk i STEPHEN COLBURN A fellow of infinite jest. Shakespeare SUSAN F. CONNORS Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Wordsworth WILLIAM A. CONRAD A sound mind and a sound body. Locke CATHERINE A. CIARFELLA Every mind was made for growth, for knowledge. Ellery PATRICIA A. CILIBRASI Without music life would be a mistake. Nietzsche 80 ARTHUR CORRIGAN He only is a well-made man who has a good determine. Emerson ELIZABETH T. COUGHLIN Her eyes a sweet language spoke. Byron KATHLEEN COYNE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson ROGER J. CRAIG Man is nothing so well Betray’d as by his maimer. Unknown HELEN F. CRICKARD How could thy notes flow in such a crystal stream? Shelley DANIEL CUMMINGS Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. James 81 LAUREN B. FOX Here is a true and industrious friend. Shakespeare RUTH FREDERICKS Manner , not gold, is woman ' s best adornment. Unknown FAYE E. FRIEDMAN A person who seeks the truth and loves it, is precious in society. Frederick the Great JAMES P. FUCCI A decent boldness ever meets with old friends. Homer JEREMIAH GAINEY Only the just man enjoys peace of mind. Epicurus JOHN FORD A man of independent mind. Burns 84 KAREN M. HANNEY Smiles that win. Byron KENNETH M. HAYDEN The two great movers of the human mind are the desire for good, and the fear of evil. Johnson CHARLOTTE HAYS Content is happiness. Fuller STEVEN C. HICKEY God grants liberty to those who love it and are always ready to guard and defend it. Webster SHARON A. HILLIER She is always laughing for she was an infinite deal of wit. Addison DAWN M. HILLSTROM It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbed. Seneca 86 CHARLES J. HOWARD All life is an experiment. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. JUDITH L. JOHNSON A heart whose love is innocent. Byron 87 PATRICIA E. HUXLEY The learned is happy nature to explore. Pope GERALD IERARDI Where men cannot freely convey their thoughts to one another, no other liberty is secure. Ernest KAREN M. INGEMANSON Beauty is Truth, truth, beauty. Keats MARGARET ISAAC Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in goodness A thenaes WILLIAM J. JOLICOEUR What is well done is done soon enough. Du Bartas LINELL JONES Nothing, surely, is more alive than a word. J. Donald Adams FERN V. KAYE A freethinker is an eagle parting the clouds with tireless wings. Ingersoll JAMES G. KEEFE agree with no man’s opinion. I have one of my own. Turgeniv ROBERT JOHNSTON The best is yet to be. Anonymous LOIS A. KIERSTEAD Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Voltaire 88 ROBERT B. KRESSER Strong and content, I travel the open road. Whitman PAUL G. KROELL The only good is knowledge. Laertius EDWARD A. LaBELLE Exactness in little duties is a wonderful source of cheerfulness. Faber JAMES H. LANNAN The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Greene PENNY L. LARSON She walks in beauty as the night. Byron DIANE LEONARD Music is the universal language of mankind. Outre-Mer 89 MICHELE A. MACDERMOTT If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. Corinthians 11:15 JAMES MACHABY Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Pope HUGH J. MacNEIL What’s the use of worrying? It never was worth while . . . Asaf PHILIP V.LEVREAULT Happiness is the supreme object of existence. Lawson GEORGE J. LIMBERAKIS The man who finds a truth, lights a torch. Ingersoll GARY A. LONDON A II for love and nothing for reward. Shakespeare 90 CAROL MAHONEY The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. De Quincey CHARLES E. MARSHALL A light heart lives long. Shakespeare ROLAND H. MARX Worth makes the man. Pope KATHLEEN McAVOY It is my responsibilities, not myself, that I take seriously. Ustinov KEVIN P. MORRISSEY I ought, therefore I can. Kant DONNA MOSCA So sweet the blush of bashfulness. Byron 91 JON S. NUNES I try all things; I achieve what I can. Melville EDWARD J. MURPHY Good humor is the health of the soul King Stanislaus J. TIMOTHY MURPHY Some have greatness thrust upon them. Shakespeare F. JOSEPH MURPHY Laugh if you are wise. Martial GENE E. NELSON An honest man . . . and a warm heart within. Cowper NANCI L. NOGLER Dancing is the liftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts . . . Unknown 92 DENNIS O’CONNOR Freedom lies in being bold. Frost MARK M. O’DONNELL A little nonsense now and then , Is relished by the best of men. Unknown MICHAEL J. QUINN I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it. Kipling DIANNE M. RANDALL With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. Lao-Tse EDWARD RAYMOND The habit of being happy enables one to be free . . . Stevenson ROGER A. READE Greatness lies not in being strong but in the right use of strength. Beecher 93 DENISE M. REDMOND A laugh, to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart. Carlyle NANCY T. REEN Doth not her beauty cause the stars to pale? Unknown NANCY L. RETTIG Sincerity, Sincerity, and again sincerity. Norris GERALD E. RICCIO Politeness cost nothing, and gains everything. Montago JON S. RICHARDS . . . many a joke had he. Goldsmith 94 ELLEN R. RILEY Blest with each talent and each art to please. Pope JUDITH A. RODENHISER . . . loving, laughing and free . . . Widdemer RICHARD A. ROSS O, it is excellent to have a giant’s strength . . . Shakespeare GEORGE SARHANIS No one knows what he can do till he tries. Syrus DEBORAH J. SAVOY Softly speak and sweetly smile . . . Addison ARLENE A. SCHNYER By practicing reverence for life we become good, deep, and alive. Schweitzer 95 JOHN SELEVICIUS Men willingly believe what they wish Caesar MARGARET M. SFARZO She is the mirror of all courtesy. Chaucer MARK J. SHANLY Should such a man, too fond to rule alone. Pope KATHLEEN SHARON A wise and an understanding heart. Bible SHARON SHAW In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Isaiah, XXX, 15 BERNARD SILVA He is truly great who hath a great charity. Kempis 96 ROBERT J. SILVERMAN Knowledge itself is power. Bacon DAVID SPIELER One cannot help but be in a we when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity. Einstein PHILIS J. STEWART Silence is the perjectest herald of joy . . . Shakespeare BARRY SULLIVAN Service to a just cause rewards the worker with more real happiness and satisfaction than any other venture in life. Call JAY SULLIVAN The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Taylor THOMAS E. TRACY . . . The fire of God fills him, I never saw his like; there lives no greater leader. Tennyson 97 RICHARD TRAINOR A man of letter, manners, morals. Cowper KAREN TRENOUTH Charity is a virtue of the heart. Addison JULIANNA TROXELL There is nothing but art. Art is living. Maugham JANET M. VESEY The unexamined life is not worth living . Socrates WILLIAM E. WALSH Be not merely good; be good for something. Thoreau PAUL L. WEAN Had I been present at the creation of the Earth, I would have proposed some improvements. Alfonso 98 NORMAN WHITE Not because Socrates said so, I look upon all men as my compatriots. Montaigne r 1 2 KENNETH WISNIEWSKI If we only wished to be happy, this could be easily accomplished. Montesquieu GLENN WILLIAMS I like the laughter that opens the lips and heart. Hugo MICHAEL WILLIAMS Clever men are good. Goethe WILLIAM WILLIAMSON To be strong is to be happy. Longfellow JENNIFER M. WILSON It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance. James 99 Top Row: C. Cunningham, R. Pawlowski, J. Minigan, L. Bruce, R. McMakin, K. Malm. Bottom Row: C. Scheim, S. McEleney, K. Houlahan. D. Tantillo. P. Johnson, T. Freedman, C. Riley, V. Bryant. P. Capodilupo, Treasurer; L. DiPasquale, Vice-President; N. Fasano, Secretary; D. Harkins, President. FRESHMEN EXECUTIVE BOARD CLASS OFFICERS 106 COMPLIMENTS OF NEW ENGLAND DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING BOSTON, MASS. A three-year diploma program offering twenty-eight college credits through its affiliation with Northeastern University PAX AD OMNES NATIONES POPULI THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 108 Senior Thesis v I. Thoughts about the hereafter (or . . . Is there a life after graduation?) Seriously, graduation isn ' t the end, you know. It ' s just the beginning. And it could be the beginning of one of the most challenging and fulfilling times of your life. At New England Telephone. It could be, that is, if you want a job with a challenge as big as your ambition. We need people at New England Telephone — all kinds. People who are sincerely interested in the future. And who are looking for more from their job than just work! Your starting salary is good and you get automatic raises. You don ' t need experience! Your advancement is tailored to your talents. 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