Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

. ! THE 1973 ECHO HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL HOLBROOK, MASSACHUSETTS Editor-In-Chief Jo Ann Harding Literary Editor Judith Kreutzer Art Editor Susan Calhoun Business Editor Virginia Bryant Typing Editor Linda McGraw Advisors .Mr. Joseph O’Neill Mr. Thomas Young FACULTY 10 ACTIVITIES 26 SPORTS 38 UNDERCLASSMEN 52 SENIORS 66 I 0 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 DEDICATION This has been a year of great hope and realization for the American people. It is, therefore, most fit- ting that we should publicly acknowledge and thank a man who has instilled in his students an appreci- ation of yesterday, an awareness of today and a dream for tomorrow. We have benefitted in every possible way from his patience and understanding for he has always been more than willing to listen to and to communicate with any student who sought his advice or encouragement . . . 1 . . . Many of us will remember his smile or his laugh. Others will remember his shouts while on the field coaching the team onto victory. He has worked energetically with our class and it has been only through his patience that we, as a class and individ- ually, have been able to achieve our goals. We look back with pride at those successes that he has helped to make possible. The Echo Staff shall always remember his willing- ness and hard work in lending us every assistance to meet our deadlines. And who of us shall ever forget his campaign drives to sell yearbooks or his catchy slogans? It is with these memories and innumerable others still vividly alive that we, the students of Holbrook High, the Echo Staff and, especially, the Class of 1973, proudly and most gratefully dedicate the 1973 Echo to Mr. Joseph J. O’Neill. 5 Could it be that yesterday is now today? Have we already turned to face the waking of a new day, to find ourselves plunged into the future? It seems we should still be the self- conscious freshmen we once were . . . 6 7 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL ... All the world’s a stage. And all the men and women merely players. WILLIAM T BUCKLEY They have their exits and their entrances. Principal And one man in his time plays many parts. His acts being seven . . . Shakespeare As the Graduating Class of 1973 you have just completed one of those acts. For four years you have been playing a role; a role which depended largely on you for its success or its failure. In September of 1969 you made your entrance. That entrance, like so many other things, derived its strength and vitality from your personality and desire to succeed. You are now about to make your exit. If you have taken advantage of your brief stay with us, grasping the knowledge that was offered you, using the opportunities that were presented, developing yourself both intellectually and socially, you are ready to face that new role. It is my sincerest wish, and the wish of the entire faculty, that you will find a world of success and happiness in the role that awaits you. Remember, however, that although you are now leaving us, we stand ready to help you in that future if the need ever arises. 8 MRS. ELIZABETH HARTSHORN School Secretary MR. DONALD MAHANOR Assistant Principal MRS. PHYLLIS M. HOLDEN Guidance Secretary 9 I ' I FACULTY MRS, JANE MONAHAN HOME ECONOMICS Everywhere in life, the true question is not what H’f gain, hut what we do. Carlyle MRS. MARGARET MENINNO HEALTH SCIENCES The best of healers is of good cheer. Nemeonode MR. ROBERT BUCHAN GUIDANCE Every cloud has a silver lining. MISS SUSAN McDonald ENGLISH Only one thing has been lent to age and youth in common-discontent-- M. Arnold MR. RICHARD LITTLE MA THEM A TICS A man isn ' t poor if he can still laugh. R. Hitchcock 12 MISS JEAN MacKAY PHYSICAL EDUCA TION Our body is a well-set clock, which keeps good time, but if it be too much of in- discreetly tampered with, the alarm runs out before the hour. Joseph Hall IFERA MR. DANIEL BALDI SCIENCE Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination. John Dewey MISS CLAIRE BERGERON BUSINESS A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. MR. GERALD FERRIS MA THEM A TICS The inspiration of the Bible depends upon the ignorance of the gentleman who reads it. 13 MRS. CAROL NOONAN ENGLISH The way to be happy is to make others so. Ingersoll MRS. BETTY ANNE COLBY HOME ECONOMICS Pleasant words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and health to the body. Proverbs MR. JEROME WALSH ENGLISH To converse with a Superior man for one night is better than studying for ten years. Old Chinese Proverb MRS. LINDA KEEGAN LANGUAGES To understand all is to forgive all. Mme. DeStael 14 MR. DONALD TOBIN HEA L TH-PH YSICA L ED UCA TION- A THLETICS One man with courage makes a majority of one. Jackson MR. EDMUND MEYERS MUSIC Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson MR. ROBERT HALLISEY MA THEM A TICS The only way to have a friend is to be one. MR. MICHAEL HERBERT MUSIC After silence that which comes nearest to express-the inexpressible is music. A Idous Huxley MR. RAYMOND KELLIHER SCIENCE Eirst find the man in yourself if you will inspire manliness in others Amos A Icon 15 MRS. CARLA GOODWIN GUI DA NCE Good judgement comes from experience and experience comes from poor Judge- ment. MISS JOAN WHEELER ENGLISH- LA NG UA GE Ubung macht den meister. Practice makes perfect. MRS. SHEILA McDONALD SOCIAL STUDIES Woman i s women ' s natural ally. Euripedes MR. ROGER LARSON PH YSICA L EDUCA TION Winning isn’t everything . . . But the spirit . . . the will to win . . . and the will to ex- cel-these are the things that endure! The.se are the qualities which are so much more important than any of the events which occasion them! Vincent T. Lombardi MR. DAVID CORAYER MA THEM A TICS Mathematics possesses not only truth, but a supreme beauty; a beauty cold and austre, like that of sculpture. Bertrard Russell I t 16 MR. NATHAN CHANCEY SCIENCE-MA THEM A TICS Knowledge is the eye of desire and can be- come the pilot of the soul. Durant I I i i t i MRS. JEANNE ROBINSON SCIENCE It doesn V take a majority to make a rebel- lion; it takes only a few determined lead- ers and a sound cause. MRS. CATHLEEN McBRIDE GUIDANCE I The greatest good we can do for others is i not Just to share our riches with them, but to reveal their riches to themselves. 1 MR. THOMAS YOUNG ENGLISH While we have time, let us do good to all men. Galatians 6:6 17 MISS KAREN WILE LANGUAGES A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smile. Irving MR. EARL STEARNS INDUSTRIAL ARTS One can be helped by a great man even when he is silent. Seneca MRS. MARYANN McMAHON ENGLISH Literature is the art of writing something that will be read twice. 18 Cyril Connolly MR. WALTER HELEEN MA THEM A TICS Fortune knocks at every man’s door once in a life, but in a good many cases the man is in a neighboring saloon and doesn ’t hear her. Mark Twain MR. JOHN CARD ART Art is an effort, to create, beside the real world, a more human world MRS. GAIL WHITEHOUSE ENGLISH Sunward I’ve climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds— and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of . . . Magee MR. BERNARD LORGE SCIENCE Youth is a wonderful thing; what a crime to waste it on children. George Bernard Shaw MRS. MARYGRACE COSTA ENGLISH Modern invention has banished the spin- ning wheel, and the same law of progress makes the woman of today a different woman from her grandmother. Susan B. Anthony 19 MR. TIMOTHY GREENE SOCIAL STUDIES We had as well not he, as not he our- selves. William Hazlitt MR, JOHN MESCHINO HEALTH AND PH YSICA L EDUCATION Education is a better safeguard of liberty than a standing army. MR, ROBERT KINDELAN ART Boys will be boys, and so will a lot of middle-aged men. Kin Hubbard MR, RUDOLPH SIBILIA Familiarity breeds contempt . . . Mark Twain MR, JOHN SPILLANE SOCIAL STUDIES The greatest danger to a republic is igno- rance. Intelligence is the foundation of free government. I I 20 MR. LEONARD DE ROSA BUSINESS It is a man’s mission to learn to under- stand. Vannevar Bush MR. FRANK BROOMFIELD LANGUAGE Dime con quien andas v te dire quien eres: {Tell me who vour friends are, and I’ll tell you what you are.) MR. EDWARD DUNN MA THEM A TICS Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. Kennedy 21 MRS. ELEANOR PRIME BUSINESS VOCATIONAL EDUCA TION CO-ORDINA TOR A long road that doesn V have a turn. MR. JOSEPH O’NEILL SOCIAL STUDIES The responsibility of tolerance lies in those who have the wider vision. Eliot I MRS. MARIANNE PERRONE LATIN Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Proverbs 22 E. Dickenson MISS JOANNE McGEE BUSINESS The smallest number with God and truth on their side are weightier than thousands. Simmons MR. ROBERT MARSHALL SOCIA L STUDIES I On one issue at least, men and women ' agree: they both distrust women. Menchen MISS KAREN WICKMAN BUSINESS An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven . . . Irving MRS. MAUREEN YAUCHOES MA THEM A TICS Happiness is as a butterfly, which when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Nathaniel Hawthorne MRS. MARY DEL SIGNORE BUSINESS Business is really more agreeable, than pleasure; it interests the whole mind . . . more deeply. But it does not look as if it did Bogehot 23 MR. FREDRICK GERVAIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Respect should he earned by actions and not acquired by years. Gary Wright MRS. MARGUERITE L. FACEY SCHOOL NURSE If I had my own way I’d make health catching instead of disease. Robert Green Ingersoll MR. JAMES SULLIVAN SOCIAL STUDIES An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Homer MR. STANLEY SIKORSKY SOCIA L STUDIES A sound mind in a sound body. MRS. JEAN F. DONOGHUE WORK-STUDY CO-ORDINATOR Hope is the one bee that makes honey without flowers. 24 MISS FLORENCE McCOURT LIBRARY The future may face, now I have proved the past. Browning MR. TODD GRUNDBERG LANGUAGES Tout le monde est un mannequin. MISS JANET PARISI SOCIAL STUDIES-SCIENCE IVho makes quick use of the moment, is a genius of prudence. Lavater MR. ALFRED PERRONE INDUSTRIAL ARTS He that can have patience can have what he will. Franklin 25 ACTIVITIES STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Carol Riley, Dennis Harkins, James Fox, Brian Tracy, Susan Weiand. STUDENT COUNCIL STATE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE Brian Riley Row I: P. Arnold, J. Williamson, A. Bur- dulis, J. Wheeler, S. Mercer, Treasurer; B. Tracy, Vice-President; D. Harkins. Row II: Mr. Mahanor, Advisor; E. Do- herty, J. Fox, L. Schleehauf, V. Smith, Secretary; C. Reise, J. Kreutzer, C. Keoppel, L. L. Nelson, S. McEleney, President. 28 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: S. Winquist, L. L. Nelson, Vice- President; T. Freedman, V. Bryant, S. McEleney, P. Waugh, Treasurer; J. Kres- ser, P. Sherrick, C. Brown, Secretary. Row II: Mr. Broomfield, Advisor; R. Hoover, President; P. Nee, S. Ruka, P. Larson, L. Leazer, J. Scherber, M. Arm, J. Harding. IT’S ACADEMIC Row I: R. Hoover, C. Keoppel, Mr. Walsh, Advis- or; G. Martin, W. Finney. Row II: T. Brown, C. Riley. 29 FOREIGN TRAVEL CLUB Row I: Miss Wile, Advisor; M. Jolicoeur, K. Friedman, L. Fogg, L. Moores, E. Goldberg, L. Weinstein, C. Keoppel, R. Minsky, C. Hanf, W. Bowers, L, Tilley. A. Jolicoeur, C. Hogan, S, Card, R. Carlo. Row II: L. Levin, D. Watts, K. Schneiderhan, L. Ferreira, D. Buckley, P. Bryant, C. K.re,s.ser, R. Freedman, M. Fisher, B. Furguson, S. McEleney, J. Davis, J. Speiler, C. Martin, R. Titchell, V. Bryant, L. Lea- zer, L. L. Nelson. Row III: P. Tuttle, D. Eklund, P. Godek. S. Gurney. P. Daniels, M. Minsky, J. Godfrey, R. Repucci, J. Wheeler. J. Kresser, M. Keegan, S. CJrant, J, Harding, L. Johnston, S. Golden, P. Nee, M. White. Row IV: M. Ohan, L. McGraw, C. Mizell, K. Box- ill, L. Brandon, C. Coughlin, L. Fucci, K. Houlahan, L. Moss, K. Steeves, W. Davis, P. Mellen, N. Hunt, M. McCrensky. OEEICERS Miss Wile, Advisor; Julie Kresser, Secretary; Sha- ron McEleney, President; Joyce Wheeler, Vice- President; Robin Repucci, Treasurer. AERO- AMERICAN SOCIETY Row I: W. Hobson, L. Roberts, M. Fowler, K. Johnson, W. Tuttle, C. Mizell, Treas- urer; B. Riley. Row II: Mr. Walsh, Advisor; P. Tuttle, President; L. Pryrtle, M. Hob- son, D. Slade, D. Gelzer, Vice-President; S. Brathwaite, K. Boxill, Secretary. 30 AUDIO- VISUAL Row I: E. Marcus, P. Maguire, S. Sullivan, C. Andrews, M. Pacheco, K. Solow. Row II: A. Knowles, S. Parrish, R. Maloney, W. Kosmeh, W. King, F. Thomas, Mr. Baldi, A dvisor. BUSINESS CLUB Row I: Y. Doucette, R. McLaughin, L. Johnston. Row II: P. Sherrick, C. Brown, L. Rovaldi, J. Chamberlain, K. An- drews, D. Jakubajtys, L. Arena, P. Arnold, E. Schuster. Row III: A. Ryan, D. Rollins, F. McFarlane, C. Walsh, L. Car- ty, K. MacDonald, J. Hallisey, L. McGraw, C. Adams. Row IV: C. Meier, Mrs. Del Signore, Advisor; D. Perella. 31 LIBRARY AIDES Row : M. Weston, L. Kreutzer, K. Simmons, S. Vinitsky, Miss McCourt, Librarian; L. Levin, M. White, D. Provost. Row I: J. Speiler, M. O’Keefe, A. Flynn, L. Moss, K. Heifer, E. Matheson. 32 CHORUS Row I: M. Schneider, S. Cullen, I. Muscara, S. Brown, D. Salvucci, S. Sevene, M. Walsh, P. d’Entremont, A. Besinger, Mr. Herbert; Conductor. Row II: B. Watt, M. d’Entremont, S. McEleney, L. L. Nelson, P. Waugh, J. Young, J. Hallisy. Row II: Riendeau, W. Barbuto, M. Fowler. Row III: J. Harding; President, M. Schneider, C. Myers, L. Marcinkus; Vice-President, V. Bisset, J. Densmore, L. Rodenhiser, P. Cote, D. Rollins, C. Riendeau; Secretary. 33 CHEERLEADERS Row I: R. MacCallum, L. Fisher, J. Azanow, J. Sfarzo, L. Benvie. Row II: D. Landers, P. Capodilupo, L. DiPasquale; Captain, C. Cunningham, N. Bagley. ♦ BAND Row I : N. Wilson, J. Wong. Row II: V. McKay, C. Prince, S. Mercer, R. Huxley, D. Stewart, R. Hamilton, D. Chipman, F. Jones, B. Bettle. Row III: H. Fisher, D. Tantillo, D. Hanf, K. Heifer, L. Stew- art, K. Ing, J. Olsen, P. Mellen, W. King, S. An- derson, W. DeCristoforo, P. Maguire, S. Hardy, E. Smith, G. McGlaughlin, J. Montgomery. Row IV: J. Adams, C. Christianson, G. Hoeft, J. Dustin, W. Hay- den, Row V: Mr. Myers; Conducter, L. Collier, B. Long, R. Johnson. 34 MAJORETTES Row I: A. Houser, J. Wheeler; Co-captain, M. Arm; Captain, L. Leazer; Co-captain, J. Hallisey, L. Koury. Row II: A. Jolicoeur, M. J. Jolicoeur, M. Ohan. D. Watts, D. Alprin, R. Tisdale. COLOR GUARDS Row I: C. Roach. S. Paul. Row II: D. McCoy, C. Brown, S. Winquist. 35 Row I: C. Martin, L. Kreutzer, L. Moores, S. Golden, C. Prince, M. Arm. Row II: P. Bryant, J. Chapman, B. Aron- son, N. Stevens, S. Cullen, S. Lively. THE ECHO STAFF Jimmy Hoell, Student Photographer; Sandy Golden, Assistant Art Editor; Lynne Moores, Assistant Typing Editor. ASSISTANT EDITORS Row I: Jodi Harding, Editor. Row II: Judy Kreutzer, Library Editor; Ginny Bryant, Business Editor; Susan Calhoun, Art Editor, Linda McGraw, Typing Edi- tor. EDITORS 36 38 SPORTS 39 FOOTBALL Row I: R. Warren, J. Fraser, J. Rash- leigh, M. Hillier, B. McMakin, Co-cap- tain; J. Beltramini, Co-captain; J. Parrel, S. Lipinski, G. Doherty, D. Callihan, E. Balas, J. Fox. Row II: Mr. Larson, Coach; V. Fiorentino, J. Landy, P. Leary, W. McGaughey, W. Crickard, D. Molton, J. Shdeed, T. Carroll, D. Sweeny, B. Gannon, D. Hillier. Row III: B. Adams, J. Holbrook, S. Balas, B. Darcey, J. Hayes, W. Tuttle, J. Smith, M. Yerkes, K. Farrell, B. Larson, Mr, Marshall, As- sistant Coach; Mr. Ferris, Assistant Coach. 40 Holbrook Opponent 10 Cathederal 8 12 Medway 18 6 Cohasset 7 0 Middleboro 28 0 Norwell 30 2 Hanover 22 0 East Bridgewater 7 16 Duxbury 16 14 Hull 28 41 HOMECOMING 1972 CROSS COUNTRY Row I: R. Hoover, Co-Captain; J. Hilson, Co-Cap- tain; R. Levine, G. Hoeft. Row II: M. Storesund, G. Martin, R. Hilson, T. McDonough, Mr. Heleen, Coach. 43 44 Row I: L. Schleehauf, D. Boyd, V. Bryant, Co-capiain; S. McEleney, Co-capiain; J. Kres- ser, S. Weiand. Row II: D. Eklund, P. Godek, S. Gurney, K. Daly, K. Crockett, E. Mur- ray, P. Daniels, K. Schneider- han, A. Flynn, P. Bryant, C. White. IS i i J i 1 45 BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: M. Yerkes, S, Balas, R. Gregg. K. Trainor, K. Farrell, W. Larsen, R. West, W. Crickard, R. Aldoupolis. ' 1 J S| ■T’ ' 1 46 Holbrook 52 Cardinal Spellman Opponent 11 78 Oliver Ames 78 64 Westwood 62 66 Hull 54 52 Middleboro 66 71 Norwell 52 61 East Bridgewater 49 66 Cohasset 56 65 Duxbury 61 70 Hanover 64 59 Cardinall Spellman 70 61 Duxbury 46 77 Hanover 63 58 Hull 43 76 Middleboro 69 50 Norwell 58 65 East Bridgewater 44 66 Cohasset 53 VARSITY Row I: J. Joyce, P. Buckley; Manager. Row II: V. Fiorentino, E. Chambers. G. Martin, R. Calderwood, B. Tracy, Mr. Holden; Coach, D. Hoover, R. Hoover, W. Crickard, R. West, A. Desmond, D. Callinan. 47 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row I: K. Daly, K. Crockett, K. Scheiderhan, S. Weiand, C. Chambers, C. Bearne. Row II: P. Daniels, L. Ferreira, P. Corrigan, C. Mizell, S. Houlahan, R. Ojala. JUNIOR VARSITY 48 VARSITY Row I: D. Sweeney, M. Fallon, L. Johnston, D. Isaac, C. Locke. Row II: D. Corrigan, K. Houlahan, J. Williamson, S. Kehr, Miss McDonald; Coach. 49 50 Row I: R. Johnson, G. Hoeft, D. Hollstein, K. Dustin, D. Cahill, M. Plant. J. Condon, J. Shdeed. Row II: Mr. Corelli; Assistant Coach, M. Tol- chinsky, T. Amirault, M. Erickson, E. Johnson, R. An- drea, S. Bedard, J. Healey, W. Lentz, B. York, J. Landy, J. Greene. Mr. Sikorsky; Coach. Holbrook Opponent 1 Duxbury 4 4 Old Rochester 3 5 East Bridgewater 1 0 Hull 4 3 Hanover 3 7 Middleboro 1 6 Cohasset 3 4 Duxbury 3 6 Old Rochester 2 4 East Bridgewater 3 2 Hull 5 1 Hanover 1 5 Middleboro 0 0 Cohasset 3 51 i UNDERCLASSMEN 54 FRESHMAN CANDIDS 55 56 57 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Cheryl Moser, Treasurer; Lisa Benvie, Secretary; Paul Buck- ley, President; Leslie Johnston, Vice-President. Row I: C. Cassani, R. Ruggles, P. Hagerty, P. Godek, K. Schneiderhan, K. Daly, P. Cri- ckard, L. Ferreira, C. Plant, L. Barta. Row II: Mrs. Noonan, Advisor; D. Clougherty, C. Prince, N. Stevens, A. M. Flynn, P. Bryant, C. Martin, D. Rettig, S. Bostrum, R. Daniels, D. Kenney, J. Salamone. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD 58 CLASS OF 1975 j I 59 SOPHOMORE GANOIDS 60 61 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row I: Donna Maguire, President; Row II: Mary Ellen Murphy, Secreiarv; Cheryl Baker, Vice-Presi- dent: Mary Crowe, Treasurer. Row I: D. Maguire, L. Moss, M. Crowe, L. Moores, N. Houlahan. Row II: M. Murphy, J. Kreutzer, C. Baker, J. Donovan, C. Hamilton, S. Sturgis, Mrs. Keegan, Advisor; L. Fisher, C. Day, D. Brandon, J. Walsh, K. Boxill, M. Olsen. Row III: C. Corelli, E. Houlahan, D. Holmes, D. Shep- pard, R. Hilson, B. Carr, M. Minsky, P. Mellen. Row IV: A. Boyce, P. Connolly, A. Carney, M. Keegan. I JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD 62 CLASS OF 1974 JUNIOR CANDIDS 64 65 SENIORS JU NIOR PROM 1972 68 II “AN OLD-FASHIONED LOVE I I SONG” SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Donna Perella John Beltramini MOST COURTEOUS Carol Brown Joseph Fraser MOST TALKATIVE Jo A nn Harding Brian Riley 70 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Brown Ronald Hoover 71 BEST DRIVER Ann Houlahan George Brown MOST ARTISTIC Lvdia Tilley Stephen Trainor CLASS COMEDIANS Linda Johnston Brian O’Connor 72 FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Janet Godfrey Brian Tracey MOST BASHFUL Kathleen Andrews John Condon BEST MUSICIANS Deborah Tantillo Kevin Dustin MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Janice Williamson John LaLond 73 CLASS SWEETHEARTS Cathrine Adams Fredrick Meehan CLASS FLIRTS Linda Johnston Kevin Dustin DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Carol Riley Robert McMakin I BEST DANCER Julia Chamberlain George Terrill 74 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET I I I ! I i I ! 75 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 76 “YOU WERE BORN ON A ROTTEN DAY” 77 78 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert McMakin, President; John Rashleigh, Vice-President; Virginia Bryant, Secretary; Carol Riley, Treasurer. Row I: C. Cassani, D. Tantillo, M. Fallon, V. McCarthy, K. Houlahan, T. Freedman, J. Har- ding. Row II: Mr. O’Neill, Advisor; L. Tilley, D. Landers, J. Scherber, P. Nee, L. Leazer, L. DiPasquale, J. Kresser, P. Arnold, S. Winquist (Missing). SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD 79 KATHLEEN M. ANDREWS Friday nights . . . Corvettes . . . 5th period . . . “You know” . . . Mike . . . Gym ...2:15... Graduation. LINDA A. ARENA “Ma-Ma” . . . Business Club . . . Twin City . . . Summer vacations . . . Secretary . . . Plans. MICHELLE ARM Majorette captain . . . Honor Society . . . Bridgeport . . . NAS . . . Echo . . . Executive Board . . . S.A.T.’s. CATHERINE A. ADAMS Spending time with Rick . . . Miss Wickman . . . Business class . . . Senior year . . . “Bee Bee Brain”. MARY E. ALDRIDGE “Micky” . . . Hairstylist ... High Hopes . . . Hates the cold . . . Munchie’s . . . “Christ- mas” . . . Cadillacs . . . Surprises . . . good talks. PATRICIA A. ARNOLD Miss Wickman’s class ... 4th and 5th period study . . . Student Council . . . Executive Board . . . Field Hockey. C 80 STEPHEN D. AUSTIN “Grub” . . . Track team . . . Girls . . . Sports . . . McDonald’s . . . Mr. Heleen . . . Winning . . . Exams. NANCY M. BAGLEY “Bags” . . . Cheerleader . . . Good Parties . . . Friday Afternoons . . . Basketball games . . . Bus rides . . . Driving. LAWRENCE D. BARRY Baseball . . . Weekends . . . Stanney’s . . . 4th period study . . . Dunkin’s ... LA BA . . . Lodenfrey . . . Oscar . . . Alleys . . . College . . . Filet-O-Fish. 81 EDWARD BALAS Ed . . . Baseball . . . College . . . Competing with others . . . “The Champs” . . . Vacations . . . Pizza. RUTH E. BARRETT “Ruffus” . . . Poetry . . . Mrs. Whitehouse . . . James Dickey . . . Rod Stewart . . . Pizza . . . Color red . . . Robert Frost and Barbara Walters . . . Journalism. GARY O. BATSTONE School . . . Water skiing . . . Snowmobiling . . . Heavy equipment . . . School . . . Me- chanics. JAMES M. BOOTH “Boog” . . . Jethro Tull . . . Concerts . . . Bruin’s . . . Weightlifting . . . McDonald’s . . . Loud mouths. RICHARD C. BOTTING “The 3rd’’ . . . H.H.S. . . . Cindy . . . Sports . . . “Aims to conquor the world including Holbrook”. LUCILLE A. BOVA “Bo-Bo” . . . Silent Studies . . . Mr. Boyce’s jokes . . . Tony . . . Camping out ... 4 day school week . . . Pizza . . . Car. JOHN P. BELTRAMINI “Bel” . . . Football . . . Co-captain . . . Ba.se- ball . . . Pastures . . , “Into Life and Loving it”. WESLEY A. BETHUNE “Wes” . . . Girls . . . Mornings . . . “If thou shalt get into trouble, thou shalt take thy punishment.” I 82 STEVEN L. BRATHWAITE “Brath” . . . Turkey Hill Bombers . . . Base- ball man . . . Driving . . . Partying . . . Fridays. CAROL A. BROWN “Smiley” . . . Honor Society Secretary . . . “Please smile” ... Hi ... Italian food . . . Being Happy . . . Making people happy . . . Reading . . . People. J. DEWEY CAHILL “Dewey” . . . Hockey captain . . . Hockey practice . . . Concerts . . . Weekends . . . Winter Gardens. GEORGE BROWN “Brownie” . . . Sandy . . . Old’s . . . Drag Racing . . . The Prom weekend . . . Shell Sta- tion . . . Mr. Greene’s class . . . Leaders . . . Best Driver. VIRGINIA M. BRYANT Field Hockey Co-Captain . . . Class Secre- tary— 3 years . . . Business Editor . . . Honor Society . . . Pow ' der Puff Football . . . Con- cessions . . . Skiing . . . “Aren’t they beau- tiful!”. . . ROBERT A. CALDERWOOD “Hammer” . . . Football . . . Double sessions . . . Martha . . . Senior girls . . . Penny arcade . . . Good nights down Nantasket . . . Sum- mer nights. M I 83 PAULA CAPODILUPO Cheerleader . . . Basketball games . . . Bus rides . . . Concerts . . . Weekends . . . Parties . . . Good living. MICHELE M. CAPORALE Saturday morning bowling ... ’71 Nova . . . December ’72 ... Thursdays . . . “Decent” . . . Monday mornings . . . Working weekend nights. STEVEN J. CARTER “Hawk” . . . “Elvis” . . . “Joe, the truck driver” . . . Oldies but Goodies . . . Cape Cod . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Chevelle . . . Landscaping. DANIEL J. CALLINAN “Moose” . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Junior Prom . . . Game buses . . . Girls . . . Dusta’s Party . . . Food . . . Friday nights . . . Grand Funk . . . Laughing . . . Lunch. LINDA A. CAMPBELL Pinto . . . Jack . . . 1973 . . . Julie . . . Whis- kers . . . Snaglepuss and Columbo . . . Girls’ Football game ... 4th period coffee breaks . . . Gym . . . Norwood Arena . . . Going crazy. LINDA CARTY Executive Board . . . Business Club . . . Sleep . . . Weekends . . . Hockey . . . Music . . . McDonald’s . . . Junior year . . . Nov 1, 1972 . . . Charlie Norton’s Grave . . . Boom . . . “9” . . . Bible class. 84 CYNTHIA A. CASSANl RICHARD CHIPMAN “Chipper” . . . Hocker . . . “The Corner” . . . Work . . , Sleep ...2:15... Driving. Executive Board . . . “What’s happening?” . . . Getting up . . . Senior play . . . Friday mornings . . . Chinese food . . . Senior Con- cession . . . Prom Committee. EDWARD J. CASSANl “Eddie” . . . 7th period . . . Graduation . . . Plymouth or Chrysler products . . . Terry . . . Cars . . . Sleep . . . Italian foods . . . The beginning of the week. THOMAS CAVAGNARO Always smiling . . . Pamela . . . “The Cor- ner” . . . Volksie . . . Crazy . . . Pizza . . . “Aqua Lung” . . . Weekends. JULIA M. CHAMBERLAIN Chuck . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . . Business Club . . . Parties . . . Quarter . . . Getting up on week days . . . The whole world and everybody in it. KENNETH CLINTON “Little Oga” . . . “Vet” . . . Stanney’s . . . Builder of Houses . . . New Year’s Eve ’72 . . . Grub. 85 JOHN J. CONDON Hockey . . , Winter Gardens . . . H.H.S. . . . Cars . . . Food . . . Graduation . . . Being Bashful. DONNA CORRIGAN Sports . . . Senior Class Play (Yvonne) . . . Blue . . . Basketball team . . . Softball team . . . Field Hockey . . . Executive Board . . . Powder Puff Football Game . . . James Tay- lor , Fire and Rain . . . “If’. THOMAS CRITTENDEN ’62 Plymouth Zebra ... 4 years Band Man . . . Mondav mornings . . . Girls . . . Music . . . Own Group. CHRISTINE CUNNINGHAM Cheerleading . . . Basketball bus rides . . . Senior Class Play . . . “K” . . . Poetry . . . Friday Afternoons. BRUCE A. COHEN “Juicy” . . . “Hawk” . . . “Muscles” . . . Y.M.C.A. Street Hockey . . . Top Scorer . . . Weightlifting. LAWRENCE N. COLLIER “Larry” . . . Band Secretary . . . Trombone . . . C.Y.O. . . . Student Council . . . Math. 86 I I DANIEL F. DALY “Dan” . . . Sports . . . Carol . . . Wants to be a cop . . . Monday mornings . . . Aggravating people . . . Friday afternoons. KATHLEEN M. DAVIS “Shortie” . . . 5 ' 7 . . . D.C. . . . Basketball . . . Dancing . . . Concerts . . . Fattening foods . . . Calories. JOSEPH S. DELROSSO “Joe” . . . Girls . . . Hockey . . . Bruins . . . Psychology . . . Mr. Edney . . . Cars . . . School. ALAN DESMOND “Alley Cat” . . . Basketball . . . Weekends . . . Hull . . . Seeing Jethro Tull or trying to. WAYNE F. DEWITT “Bolio” . . . D’Ann’s Pizza . . . Music . . . Mustang . . . Cars . . . “The Corner” . . . Weekends. 87 LEO F. DONOGHUE Track team . . . Friday nights (next door) with her . . . Third period study . . . Chefs course. YVONNE A. DOUCETTE “Bud Man” . . . Cow 111 ... Mike . . . Art Room Freak . . . “K” . . . Surf . . . Business Club . . . Ellis Haven . . . Quincy City. CHRISTINE DOWNING “Chris” . . . David . . . Boston ... St. Pat- rick’s Day . . . Precious and Few . . . Toads . . . Twin City. LINDA A. DIPASQUALE Ogie . . . “Di” . . . Cheerleading . . . Captain . . . Executive Board . . . Swimming . . . Sum- mer vacations . . . Miss Wile . . . Little cars . . . Springfield College. GERARD F. DOHERTY “Dohr” . . . Football team ... ’62 Chevy . . . Third period study . . . Pine Groves . . . The fort . . . S.J. . . . Pat . . . Weekends. FRED P. DOYLE “Doo Goo” . . . “Freddie” . . . Mr. Edney . . . “Bomber” . . . Cape Cod . . . Late . . . Food. 88 MARK J. DOYLE “Dew Dew” . . . Girls . . . Sports . . . Sports Events . . . Sleep . . . College . . . Weekends. DARRELL S. DUROST Gym . . . Studies . . . Creative Writing . . . Maine . . . “The Bruins” . . . Food . . . Lunch Time . . . People. MARIE L. FALLON “Fal” . . . Basketball . . . Executive Board . . . Class Play . . . Football team ... “I don’t be- lieve I ate the whole thing” . . . Arty . . . So- cial gatherings. KEVIN T. DUSTIN “Dusta” . . . “Get it on and do your thing” . . . Hockey team . . . Band . . . Dating . . . Jethro Tull . . . Three Stooges. DAVID P. EKLUND “Dave” . . . Skating . . . Hockey . . . Maine . . . Canada . . . Swimming . . . Mathematics. JOHN M. FARRELL “Fit” . . . Football . . . Junior Prom . . . L.J. . . . The Beach . . . Soaly . . . Summers . . . Outdoors . . . Weekends. 89 KENNETH F. FINNEGAN “Finny” . . . Weekends and vacations . . . No work . . . All play . . . Paragon Park . . . “The only thing you get out of life is what you put in”. NORMA J. FASANO Field Hockey team ... ’72 Asst. Business Editor of Yearbook . . . “What do you mean I like school?”. KAREN FELDMAN Summer . . . Weekends . . . Toni . . . Mitchell . . . Brian . . . Corvette . . . Spanish . . . Win- ter. JOANNE P. FLYNN “Jo” . . . Traveling . . . Freedom . . . Derrick . . . Jethro Tull . . . Snow . . . Cold weather . . . “Live life the way you want to!”. STEVEN J. FORD Books . . . Hockey . . . Girls . . . Weekends . . . School . . . Utopian Lit . . . 7:45. A . i JAMES E. FOX Student Advisory Board . . . Talking . . . Lis- tening . . . Athletics . . . Chicks . . . Traveling . . . Skiing . . . Music . . . People . . . Ideas . . . Life . . . Happiness . . . Satisfaction. 90 WILLIAM A. FRANKS Go nuts ... 27 Times . . . “Give me a break” . . . “Little as possible” . . . “No way”. JOSEPH FRASER “Joe” . . . Skiing . . . Eootball ... 14 Points . . . Music ... New England Dragway . . . Girls . . . Concerts . . . Food. THOMAS FRENCH Bike . . . Dress Code . . . Cop . . . Work . . . School . . . Vacations . . . Weekends . . . Girls. SUSAN M. FREDERICKS “Fred” . . . Surf . . . Quincy . . . Scorpio . . . “Budman” . . . Business Club . . . “McDonald’s” . . . Graduation. TERRI L. FREEDMAN Hull . . . Maine . . . Weekends . . . Socials . . . Christy’s . . . Executive Board . . . Field Hockey . . . Spring house . . . Vega . . . Lake- ville . . . Thanks . . . F.B. . . . J.J. . . . Bread . . . MBTA . . . ARNOLD GOLDBERG “Arnie” . . . Chevelle . . . “73— The best year” . . . Summer . . . Goodtimes . . . Swim- ming . . Fishing . . . Mechanic . . . Arco. 91 MARY JANE GORDON “Maize” . . . Milton . . . Executive Board . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Mr. Baldi . . . 7th period. WILLIAM GRAZIANO “Graz” . . . Non-revolutionary changes . . . People . . . Holbrook kids . . . “Give a chance.” JOHN GREENE “Greenie” . . . Bowling . . . Hockey . . . Sleep . . . School . . . Work . . . Sly . . . Loud . . . Comedian. JAYME L. GR2ELCZYK Senior Play . . . Alma . . . Football . . . Safety . . . Jerry . . . New Year’s Eve Parties . . . Spaghetti . . . Beef Stew . . . Spinach . . . Rock. FRANK E. GOLDEN, JR. “Russ” . . . Debbie ... ’68 Chevy . . . Impala . . . 2:03 . . . Drag Racing . . . McDonalds. MICHAEL J. GOLDWAIT “Mike” . . . Executive Board . . . Student Council . . . Echo . . . Junior Prom . . . “Please be quiet’’ . . . “Hurry up” . . . ’63 Comet . . . Hockey . . . Baseball . . . Get- ting up . . . Problem cars. 92 ’ JOAN HALLISEY “Joni” . . . “Halli” . . . Surf . . . Junior year . . . Mr. Little . . . Dancing . . . Monkeys . . . Slurpees . . . Vets . . . Majorettes . . . Chorus . . . Business Club . . . Gymnastics. RICHARD HAMILTON “Hammy” . . . Hockey . . . Band . . . Execu- tive Board . . . Music . . . Skiing . . . Vaca- tions. JILL HANIGAN “Han” . . . Animals . . . Surf . . . Camaro’s . . . Mr. O’Neill . . . Football game . . . Roll- erskating . . . Devil dogs and Coke . . . Red Volkswagon. GLEN HAMMOND Rm. 202 . . . Co-operation . . . Yearbook . . . Reading . . . Ann . . . Studies . . . Parties. DEBORAH HANF “Hanfie” . . . Surf . . . Charlie Norton . . . Bible Class . . . Rockland . . . Ellis Haven. JOANN HARDING “Jodi” . . . Sam’s . . . Hull . . . Echo . . . Mrs. Am es . . . SEMSBA . . . Auditions . . . Let- ters . . . “Busy, busy, busy” . . . “Sorry” . . . Peniel. 93 1 MICHAEL F, HILLIER “Heo” . . . “Do your thing” . . . Football QB . . . Hippy . . . Catty . . . Paragon chicks . . . Baseball . . . Ticka . . . Lots of food. JAMES R. HILSON “Jimbo” . . . Cross Country . . . “73” ... Bi- ology class . . . Mr. Kelliher . . . Guitar. WILLIAM F. HOBSON “Al” . . . Turkey Hill . . . Hobby . . . An- gelo’s . . . Brookville . . . Afro-American Club. GREGORY P. HOEFT “Hoefty” . . . School lunches . . . Stanney’s . . . Pole vaulting . . . Hockey . . . Band . . . Holidays . . . Senior Play Professor. DENNIS HARKINS “Harky” ... Ladies’ Day (Mr. Heleen) ... Hockey . ' . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Fridays. WENDELL HAYDEN Tenor sax . . . Hockey . . . School . . . Gradu- ation . . . Expensive food . . . Band . . . Mon- day mornings. 94 JAMES F. HOELL “Hoylely” . . . Camera man . . . Rifle club . . . People’s Free Press . . . Piano . . . Pink Floyd . . . Senior Play (Banks) . . . The Great Blue Tag. DAVID W. HOLLSTEIN Crazy . . . “Go Nuts” . . . Snubbed-nosed Volkswagen . . . Grubs , , . Hospital . . . Hockey . . . Winter Gardens . . . Emergency ward. KRISTINA E. HOLMGREN “Kris” . . . Exchange Student . . . Swimming . . . Powderpuff football . . . Bousse . . . Dances . . . Snoopy. RICHARD E. HOOKE “Richie” . . . Senior Play . . . Fridays . . . McDonald’s hamburgers . . . Parties . . . Study halls . . . College. RONALD J. HOOVER “Copta” . . . The Courts . . . J. Edgar . . . Ex- istence . . . Madman . . . H.H.S. . . . M.V.P. . . . “Beat Hull” . . . Track Captain. LARS HORMANDER Swedish Exchange Student . . . Rotary . . . Diane . . . Bill . . . First period study . . . Try out for basketball. 95 ANN C. HOULAHAN Best driver . . . Friday and Saturday nights . , . Allergic to tests . . . Being tardy . . . Snoopy. KATHLEEN E. HOULAHAN “Kath” . . . “Gee” . . . Milton . . . “Mental” . . . Executive Board . . . Senior Play (Mrs. Cannon) . . . Angelo’s . . . Basketball . . . Gym class. THOMAS HUGHES “Tom” . . . Cape . . . Beach . . . Rifle Club . . . Sports . . . Girls . . . Friends . . . Parties. NEIL S. HUNT Senior Play (George) . . . Vet . . . Drama Production . . . “Bashful” . . . People ... In- teract Club . . . Brain . . . Psychology. ROBERT M. HUXLEY “Huck” . . . Band . . . Track . . . Executive Board . . . Good times . . . Weekends . . . Summer . . . Class Play . . . People . . . Par- ties . . . Graduation . . . Monday mornings. 96 I DEBRA A. JAKUBAJTYS “Debbie” . . . David . . . Business Club . . . Monday mornings ...2:15... Calendars. LISA A. JOHNSON 3rd Period Study . . . “Skate” . . . School . . . Kenney . . . Chinese Food . . . 7:45. LINDA J. JOHNSTON “Goldy Locks” . . . Basketball . . . Certain underclassman . . . Senior Play . . . Wally Burger . . . “Let’s go to the Savoy.” JAMES M. JOYCE “Jim” . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Lan- tana . . . Track . . . History . . . Languages . . . Serenity . . . Reporter . . . Drum Corps . . . Seafood. DAVID KEEMAN “Dave” . . . Hockey . . . Chris . . . Driving . . . Wednesdays . . . Fighting . . . “The Cor- ner” . . . Walshie’s . . . Eating . . . School . . . Walks. 97 JOHN F. KILLION “Frank” . . . Bowling . . . Hockey . . . Spa- ghetti . . . Rambler . . . Getting up . . . An- gelo’s. DONALD KONETCHY “Don” . . . Peace . . . Christy’s . . . Bun- dleboy . . . Vacations . . . Sleep . . . Music . . . Common. JULIE M. KRESSER Stanney’s . . . “Go nuts” . . . Eield Hockey . . . Football . . . Laugh . . . Hot Fudge Sundaes . . . May 12, 1972 . . . Burger King . . . Honor Society . . . “Please!!” SANDRA KEHR “Rapunzel” . . . Willy’s and Marie’s Parties . . . Basketball . . . Powderpuff football . . . “Good Ole Satellite”. JAMES J. KELCOURSE “Spaceman” . . . School . . . Metal Muffins . . . Guidance . . . Cars . . . Racing . . . Foot- ball . . . Food. JOHN J. LALOND “Lo-Lo” . . . Senior Class Play . . . Claude . . . ’66 Chevy . . . 1 Fan . . . “Go nuts”. 98 DEBORAH A. LANDERS Executive Board . . . Field Hockey . . . Soft- ball . . . Cheerleader , . . Ski-Trips . . . Homecoming Queen, MICHAEL E. LANDY “Mike” . . . Taxi Cabs . . . Chicks . . . Drums . . . Nancy . . . Parties . . . Friday nights , . . Cars. THOMAS LEARY “Tom” . . . Girls . . . Motorcycles ... Cars . . . D’ Ann’s . . . Graduation . . . School . . . Lunch. JANET LANIGAN “Wicked” . . . Friday nights . . . Plaza . . . Rockland Park ... ’67 Chevy ... 60 ... 80 . . . 6th period. PAULA M. LARSEN Weekends . . . Honor Society . . . Lobster . . . Vacations . . . Mondays . . . “For God’s Sakes”. LUCINDA S, LEAZER Majorettes . . . Co-Captain . . . Executive Board . . . Spaghetti . . . Play ... Vera . . . Prom Committee . . . Honor Society ... Mr. Baldi . . . Seventh Period. 99 ROBERT A. Le COUNT “Bob” . . . 1969 Scout , . . Monday mornings . . . Executive Board . . . Mr. Heleen . . . Hockey. RAYMOND N. LEONARD “Screwy” . . . The beach . . . Sleeping late ... ’55 Chevies . . . People . . . Food . . . Summer. ROBERT E. LEONARD “Bobby” . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . Fridays . . . Afternoons . . . 9:47. ROBERT A. LEVINE “Bob” . . . Cross-Country . . . Track . . . Bas- ketball . . . Fridays . . . Skiing . . . Skating . . . 3rd period study. STEVEN W. LEWIS “Bogi” . . . Guitar . . . Music . . . Girls . . . Cars . . . Town . . . Hat . . . Food . . . Week- ends . . . Shop . . . McDonald’s. STEPHEN LIPINSKI “Lippa” . . . Cheryl . . . Football Practice . . . Prom . . . Weekends . . . Things . . . School. 100 STEVEN LIVELY “Live” . . . Grub . . . Eootball . . . Sports . . . Twin City . . . Cars . . . Camaro. CHERYL M. LOCKE Lippa . . . Powder Puff Football Game 30 . . . P rom . . . Cape . . . H.H.S. . . . “Watch-out” . . . Football games . . . Rallies . . . McDonald’s . . . Girls’ Basketball . . . Precious and Few. KAREN MALM “Wacky” . . . Business Club . . . Paul . . . “Get a Face” . . . Twin City . . . Vacations . . . Mr. Kelliher . . . Sleep. DONNA MACCARONE Eddie . . . Holbrook . . . Gym . . . Driver Ed . . . 5th period study . . . Food ... Ice Cream . . . Maine. CATHY MacDONALD Dorchester . . . Gym . . . Friends . . . Clothes . . . Mondays . . . Parties. DEBORAH J. MARAGET Bowling . . . Horseback riding . . . Gary . . . Happy people . . . Vermont . . . Horses . . . Snobby people. 101 FRANCES S. McFARLANE “Fran” . . . Business Club . . . North End . . . 2:06 P.M. . . . Missing concerts . . . 6:45. LINDA M. McGRAW “Quick Draw” . . . Business Club . . . Rifle Club . . . People . . . Good Food . . . Snobs , . . Cars . . . Echo Typing Editor. JOHN McKinnon Hockey . . . Eootball . . . Swimming . . . Ski- ing . . , N.H. . . . People . . . Counselor . . . Work. KEVIN M. McLaughlin “M cGloff . . . Grubi . . . Stanney’s . . . Sports . . . Girls . . . Lunch . . . Vacations . . . School. VERONICA M. McCarthy “R onni” . . . Executive Board . . . . . The Common . . . Clothes . . . . Talking. SHARON A. McELENEY “Sam” . . . “Go nuts” . . . Ered . . . Jimmy . . . Piano ... 50 times . . . Muriel . . . Pledge of Allegiance . . . Field Hockey Captain . . . Dick Stevenson . . . Mr. Kelliher . . . Class play . . . Powder Puff . Basketball . . Cafeteria 102 ROBERT J. McMAKIN “Mic” . . . Football co-captain . . . President . . . Courts . . . Dusta’s party . . . Weekend Nights . . . Stooges . . . Fatty ... Hull girls . . . Pastures . . . “Go nuts”. RUTH M. McLaughlin “R uff’ . . . Cow I . . . Joey . . . “Bud Man” . . . The Surf . . . Softball . . . Concerts . . . Bowling . . . Elis Haven . . . Quincy City. JEAN H MINIGAN “Mini” . . . Prom Decorations . . . “Miss Masters” . . . Powder Puff 83 . . . Stanney’s . . . Springfield “71” . . . Orange bug . . . Gym. FREDERICK E. MEEHAN “Rick” . . . Cathy . . . Baseball pitcher . . . The finals . . . J.J, ... ’63 Chevy . . . Skiing . . . Food. CAREN A. MEIER “Bugs” . . . Bob . . . McDonald’s . . . Dirt bike . . . Long weekends . . . “Get a face” . . . Rainy days . . . Business Club . . . Grad- uation. ANTONIA M. NASHAWATY “Toni” ... A1 . . . Art room . . . Folk Group . . . Taurus . . . Capricon . . . Guitar. 103 LAURA LEE NELSON Fred . . . Sam . . . The chair . , . Footsie . . . Flerbie . . . Fridays . . . France . . . The Gun . . , JM’s . . . Mr. Sullivan . . . Football . . . Comp and con. BRIAN O’CONNOR “Okie” . . . Flockey . . . Winter Gardens . . . Grove Lake . . . Skating . . . Rocky Acres . . . Good Times . . . Having fun . . . Clowning. GENE S. OLSON Band member . . . Girl watching . . . Skiing ... Cars ... Music . . . Rainy days . . . Soli- tude . . . Honor Society. EDWARD NEE “Jack” . . . Equal rights . . . Expressions . . . Sports . . . Good times . . . Winter . . . Gro- ver . . . Tides. PATRICIA A. NEE “Patty” . . . Mr. Jim Sullivan . . . Executive Board . . . Newsletter . . . Honor Society . . . Powder Puff . . . Bread . . . Football games . . . Weekends. JAMES A. O’ROURKE “Jim” . . . Cars . . . Shop rat ... Weekends . . . Stanney’s . . . School ... 1st period . . . School Lunches . . . Holbrook. 104 DONNA L. PERELLA “Pencils” . . . Business Club . . . Michael . . . “Get a face” . . . Twin City . . . Vacations . . . Mr. Kelliher. MICHAEL J. PLANT “Mickey” . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Sherrick Ave . . . “Play it again” . . . “Skate” . . . Movies . . . Friends. FRANCINE A. POST “Fran” . . . Executive Board . . . Radish . . . Bert and Hank . . . Horseback riding . . . Driving. ARTHUR PRISCO “Art” . . . Sleep . . . 5th period . . . Boston . . . Lasagna . . . School . . . Work . . . Gro- vite. ROBERTA L. PAWLOWSKl “Bobbi” . . . Benji . . . Gym . . . Business Club . . . Springfield ’71 ... Steno class . . . “Wick” . . . Executive Board . . . Anton’s . . . 24-42-4. PETER R. POWER Band Member . . . Cars . . . Weekends . . . Pizza . . . Trumpet . . . Homework . . . De- tention. 105 JOHN P. RASH LEIGH CHERYL A. RIENDEAU “Cher” . . . Ken . . . Executive Board . . . National Honor Society . . . Junior Prom. BRIAN RILEY “Super Fly” . . . Basketball Freak ... Jr. Black Panther . . . Turkey Hill Bombers . . . Holbrook Square. CAROL RILEY “Carol” . . . Class Treasurer . . . Student Ad- visory Committee . . . Monday mornings . . . First snowfall . . . Yellow V W. “Rash” . . . Summer . . . High School . . . People . . . Eastern Ma.ss. Champs . . . Base- ball . . . V.P. STEPHEN P. RICCIO “Rico” . . . Drawing . . . “K” ... 1st period . . . Driving . . . Work ... Art class. JOHN RODENHISER Talking . . . Lunch . . . Friends . . . Holbrook . . . Driving . . . Sports . . . Gym . . . After- noons . . . Saturdays. 106 DEBORAH A. ROLLINS “Curley” . . . Cow II . . . Basketball . . . Ush- erette . . . “Bud Man” . . . Earth First . . . Jeff . . . School lunches. THOMAS M. ROSS Red-haired girls . . . Volkswagons . . . Cop . . . Chinese food . . . Track . . . Hockey . . . Fords. ROBERT RUSSO “Bob” . . . Food . . . Cars . . . Girls . . . Sports . . . Football . . . Spanish . . . Work. LEDA C. ROVALDI “Connie” . . . Business Honor Society . . . Business Club . . . Homecoming . . . Italian Foods . . . Mondays . . . “9”. SUSAN M. RUKA Junior Year ... 2:15 .. . Fridays . . . Orange . . . May ’73 . . . Beach . . . Honor Society . . . Executive Board . . . Nov. 1— Bickford’s . . . Alarm clocks. ARLEEN E. RYAN Modeling . . . Snow . . . Business Club . . . Music . . . Talking . . . Cape . . . Parties. 107 MARK L. SAVOIE “Tweety” . . . Executive Board . . . track . . . Susan . . . mop . . . bundle boy . . . street hockey . . . day after the Prom. CATHERINE E. SCHEIM Dancing . . . Drama . . . Prune ... art room . . . French . . . Rocky Acres . . . “Bone head” . . . steak . . . spaghetti . , . Baird and McGuire’s . . . “K”. JOYCE SCHERBER National Honor Society . . . Bridgeport . . , New Year’s “74” . . . bike riders ... 3 a.m. . . . deserted beaches. CATHERINE SARAFINAS Wayne . . . Mexico . . . Rotary . . . tacos . . . H.H.S. . . . movies . . . cars . . . food . . . trav- eling . . . having fun . . . Siestas. STANLEY E. SARAFINAS “Stan” . . . girls . . . Pizza . . . track . . . bowl- ing .. . Navy . . . “Let’s go” . . . “People, ed- ucation awaits you” . . . Mr. Dunn . . . Mr. Hallisey. ELAINE SCHUSTER Russ . . . 1973 Charger . . . food . . . Business Club . . . Lodenfrey . . . sleep . . . Drive-in. 108 MARY C. SHANLY VIRGINIA A. SMITH “Ginger” . . . “Smitty” . . . Student Council . . . Secretary . . . 3rd period study . . . “Skate” . . . Dental Assistant . . . basketball games . . . school. “Mar” . . . Surf . . . Bruin’s games . . . basket- ball . . . pollution . . . “Bud Man”. PATRICE M. SHERRICK “Patty” . . . Honor Society . . . Business Club . . . Bowling . . . 6th period study . . . rummy. PATRICE E. SIMON “Peppi” ... Neil ... food . . . Moody Blues . . . Jethro Tull . . . parties . . . fall. DONALD M. SMITH “Smitty” . . . Chevy . . . Mr. Greene . . . gas cap . . . Mr. Dunn . . . Marlboro . . . vaca- tions . . . study hall. DONALD SPICUZZA “Spucky” . . . trouble ... 3rd period study . . . driving . . . school . . . vacations . . . Graduation . . . Stanney’s. 109 JUDITH ST. GEORGE “Judy” . . . Sweet Shoppe . . . beach . . . sun- sets . . . sunny mornings . . . art. PATRICIA SULLIVAN “Pat” . . . sarcasm . . . “Art room” . . . summer of ’72 ... play scenery . . . Eamily Affair . . . K’s dinner ... 1 Bradlees . . . Ber- muda . . . Blush . . . Bio-Psych . . . New Year’s Eve. WAYNE W. SULLIVAN “Sully” ... a grub . . . Red Baron . . . roast beef ... ’65 Comet . . . rock . . . Ed . . . The Fench . . . Carver . . . warm . . . weather. PAUL E. SPIELER “Harry” . . . student council . . . track . . . Hawking-off . . . Independent study . . . The Corner. LEE H. STEWART “Lee” . . . Golf I ' eam . . . Band . . . old Fords . . . Executive Board . . . Mr. Kelliher . . . Mr. Myers. WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN “Sully” . . . grub . . . Baseball . . . sleep . . . tardy . . . food . . . Manager . . . J.J. m 110 DOREEN E. SWEENEY “Dodi” . . . My friends . , . H.H.S. Best . . . “Hoopers” . . . catcher . . . 3rd period study . . . “Skate” . . . McDonald ' s . . . sani-mist . . . orange sherbert ... 76 . . . 3 Golden Girl. DONNA SYKES “Syko” . . . jaw breaker ... ski trips . . . McDonald’s . . . Brewster ' 72 . . . “Give me a break” . . . Grand Funk concert . . . “Dawn, Dawn” . . . New Year’s . . . steak . . . Brock- ton . . . standard cars. LYDIA J. TILLEY “Lyd” . . . skiing . . . broken legs . . . tobog- gans . . . “K” . . . Angelo’s . . . Geee . . . Charlemont . . . New York ... La Keville . . . Mrs. Banks . . . A W . . . N.H. . . . field hockey. DEBRA R. TANTILLO “Deb” . . . Geee . . . senior class play (Miss Marks) . . . menial . . . Angelo’s . . . Milton . . . baseball games . . . football games . . . period 3 gym class. GEORGE R. TERRILL Girls . . . vacations . . . Mr. Green . . . Win- ston’s . . . lunch . . . basketball . . . gym . . . summer . . . missions. STEPHEN TRAINOR Susan . . . pole vaulting . . . “7” ... art . . . skiing . . . 14 ' 2 ' ' . . . Jim Dandy . . . Y.M.C.A. m DAVID F. VROOM “Dave” . . . band member . . . flying piper . . . sleeping in class . . . cars . . . drag racing. CHERYL A. WALSH “Corky” . . . Billy . . . Business Club . . . horses . . . oceans . . . Weekends . . . dancing. REGINALD D. WARREN “Reggie” . . . football . . . track . . . Senior Class Play (Fred) ... tip toeing hippo ... 10 speed . . . food . . . starving. JOHN TRENOUTH “Jack” . . . dancing . . . parties . . . driving . . . work . . . sports . . . 7-Eleven . . . talking. PAMELA R. TUTTLE “Mel” . . . “Lord Today” . . . advanced biol- ogy . . . “Let’s stay together” . . . party . . . debates . . . H ' air for Godot . . . Soul power . . . bracelets . . . Afro-American Society; President. LESLEY A. WILLARD “Les” . . . Steve . . . waking up in the morn- ing and school lunches . . . likes“K” ... art . . . corvettes. PAMELA A. WAUGH j “Pam” . . . Dave . . . hockey . . . fridays at 2:15 ... Jr. year . . . dancing . . . May “73” | . . . being happy and making others happy ' . . . treasurer of National Honor Society. t t i i T ! i JONATHAN WESTON “Jon” ... ’60 Lincoln Continental . . . Kathy . . . “decent” . . . Grand Funk . . . guitar . , . peas. SUSAN WINQUIST “Butter” . . . Mark . . . donuts . . . Can-Can . . . Simon and Garfunkel . .-. Linwood Cafe . . . Blazer . . . Mannequin’s . . . Jordon’s . . . “Put Put” . . . bowling . . . movies. JOYCE E. WHEELER Majorettes . . . Nauset . . . Paul . . . Greeks . . . lawns . . . Student Council . . . Volks- wagons. MARIE A. WILSON “Flip” . . . basketball team . . . softball team . . . Rotary Club . . . Sweden . . . Surf . . . boys. JANICE A. WILLIAMSON “Willy” . . . V.P. Sophmore and Junior years . . . Student Council . . . Senior Play (Mar- sha) . . . Powder Puff (quarterback) . . . Girl’s basketball team . . . Softball team . . . Cheeseburgers and pickles. ELLEN J. WOLD Tony . . . Senior Art Class . . . Always late . . . writing stories . . . Eating everything . . . school mornings . . . Mr. Kindelan. 113 ECHOING 1973 114 116 117 118 119 120 122 . . . Yet we are now the Senior Class. Days have flashed by and become years. We must now make a new start. We look back know- ing that we shall never see these days again but must make new footsteps for an even brighter future. 123 THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth. Then took the other, just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a woods, and I— I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost The High School Faculty CONGRATULATIONS AND VERY BEST WISHES EOR EVERY SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OE 1973 HOLBROOK HIGH UNDERCLASSMEN Perhaps in future times it will please you to remember even this. Vergil 124