Lawrence High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Lawrence, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1974 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library mCE PUBl k LIBRARY PL ft ?zo,o7H l 5L The Blue and White Senior Class Book Lawrence High School Lawrence, Massachusetts Volume Number XXX Published By The Class Of 1974 Faculty Theme .4 Seniors. 48 School Scenes 2 Best of Luck to the Graduates of’74 Yearbook Staff Advertising .168 3 There s got to be a morning after If we can hold on through the night 6 m Kjnr cn H d Oh cant you see the morning after iLAM iting right outside the storm jr. Maurice F. Smith Salem State College B.A. Harvard University M.Ed. University of Connecticut C.A.G.S. Superintendent of Schools Ernest Zaik Sienna University A.B Northeastern University M.Ed. Boston University C.A.G.S. 10 Peter Smith Boston State College B.S. Northeastern University M.Ed. Boston University D.E.D. Candidate ADMINISTRATION Behind every good school, there is a special group of individuals known to the students and faculty as the ad¬ ministrators. This year Lawrence High School is very fortunate to have on its staff some of the most educated and dedicated administrators in the educational field. Each of these people concerns himself with the well being of the students, and with effective leadership our school continues to rise among the best. This year the student body is lucky to have obtained two new members, Mr. Peter Smith, our Principal, and Mr. Horace Sarabia, our Assistant Principal. Even though they have only been here a short time, Mr. Smith and Mr. Sarabia have already proved to be an asset to our school. Away from the school, we have two other members of the administration. They are Mr. Maurice Smith, the Superintendent, and Mr. Ernest Zaik, the Assistant Superintendent. These two distinguished members are always working to better our school and educational facilities. Along the second floor corridor, one finds the busy of¬ fices of Miss Horner and Mr. Kennedy, two Submasters who never fail to lend a helping hand to someone in need. Across from them is Mr. Walsh, the Guidance Direc¬ tor. His office is constantly filled whether it be ambitious students or students who just want to talk. His door is always open. Further down the hall, the students can hear the voices of the determined athletes talking about next week’s game. They are speaking with Mr. Wolfendale, our well- known Athletic Director. All of these people are important to the welfare of our school since they never fail to promote good leadership for the students of Lawrence High School. William D. Kennedy Boston College B.S. Suffolk University M.A. Submaster 1 1 Margaret M. Horner Radcliffe College A.B. Horace Sarabia Suffolk College M.A. in Ed. Submaster Oblate College of the Southwest B.A. M.A. Asst. Principal — Curriculum Joseph M. Walsh Boston College A.B. Suffolk University M.Ed. Guidance Director Ralph Wolfendale Fordham University B.S. Athletic Director 12 GUIDANCE There are no words that can express our sincere gratitude to the guidance department, which enables students to continue their education beyond the secondary school level. They are also instrumental in seeing that every student’s schedule is both interesting and beneficial to him. Their work in the fields of guidance and curriculum, along with their painstaking ef¬ forts towards the development of the student and the school, will be long remembered. Charles St. Paul Salem State College B.S. M.A. Ed. Guidance Counselor Work-Study Co-ordinator Ronald Prada Sharon Benveniste Institute of Humanities of Costa Rica University of Costa Rica Northern Essex Community College Wellesley College B.A. Middlebury College M.A. Northeastern College M.Ed. Guidance Counselor 13 Kathleen Hammond Lowell State College B.S.Ed. Salem State College M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Margaret J. Corrigan Boston University River College B.A. London City University University of Virginia Guidance Education Eileen Khoury 14 Merrimack College B.A. Salem State College M.Ed. Boston University Graduate Work OFFICE FRIENDS Our warmest wishes and most sincere thanks go to the least recognized though certainly not the least appreciated group of individuals in the school. The office secretaries, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Mendonsa, never fail to fulfill our every need. Mrs. Choquette is well known to college-bound seniors for whom she is indeed a great asset in filling out transcripts and applications. Mr. Cain keeps careful track of absentees and truants, while Mrs. Batts, our highly qualified nurse, is ready with a cure for our everyday ailments. Mr. Pete Dominico, of course, is known to everyone. Though in great demand, he is always ready and willing to help whenever called upon. For your un¬ selfish and gallant efforts, the class of 1974 says “Thanks”. Peter Dominico Margaret Choquette Gilda Mendonsa Gladys Batts R.N. 16 ENGLISH This year the English Department has added a new re¬ quirement which makes this language art more interesting for teachers and students alike. Public Speaking is no long¬ er a separate class on the senior’s curriculum. Since Miss Shine has retired, it is now included as part of the English class. One class per week is now devoted to teaching stu¬ dents the various facets of speaking in front of people. New semester courses in English have also been added. Among these are classes in Sports, Edgar Allan Poe, Sci¬ ence Fiction, and Reading Odyssey. Seniors who find these courses more interesting than a regular English course have the choice of taking any of them. Besides these half-semes¬ ter courses, our English Department also supplies us with honors, standard, academic, and basic English courses. The English Department is trying its best to help students pre¬ pare themselves for any career after high school. Julia McCarthy Radcliffe College A.B. Fitchburg State College M.Ed. English Head of English Department 1 |1 M Daniel Regan Merrimack College B.S. Calvin Coolidge College M.Ed. English Suzanne Stulgis University of Mass. B.A. English 17 i Kv i ’ V MOT I’M (.lUO?k ' A Mary J. Elliot Mary Lee William Driscoll Suffolk University A.B. Salem State College English Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach Salem State College B.A. English Pembroke College in Brown Univ. A.B. Fitchburg State College M.Ed. English Kathleen Williams Merrimack College B.A. English 18 Sheila Olsen Merrimack College B.A. English Mary Anne Duly Merrimack College A.B. English John M. Lukas University of Mass. B.A. English Advisor to the Bulletin Advisor for Quill and Scroll Mary Brocato Merrimack College B.A. English Advisor to the Lawrencian Mary Jane DeCorpo Emmanuel College B.A. University of Mass. M.A. English 19 William Compagnone University of Mass. B.A. Northeastern University M.A. English Yearbook Advisor Susan Callahan University of Mass. B.A. English Asst. Softball Coach Boston University B.S. Salem State College M.Ed. English Jeffrey Dunn Salem State College B.A. English Jr. High Basketball Director Mary Dolan Emmanuel College A.B. Suffolk University M.A. English Colby College A.B. English John M. Hale William R. Carey Jr. University of New Hampshire B.S. Fitchburg State College M.Ed. English, Latin Lawrence Evening High School Patricia Casey Merrimack College B.A. English Salem State College Boston University A.B. English 21 JSB£| ff| H:,VC k v vrs ' ■W£Wt -X: ■+ f iii Ig$l$ sxr Francis Sullivan Merrimack College B.A. in History Salem State College B.A. in Education Head of Social Studies Department Fred McCabe Boston College B.S. M.S. United States History Annette Burba SOCIAL STUDIES In today’s world, it is vitally important to have a com¬ plete understanding of the society and its people. Law¬ rence High School’s Social Studies Department, headed by Mr. Sullivan, includes many courses which are aimed at giving the students a clear understanding of our world. Courses such as History of the Soviet Union and African Studies expand the minds and attitudes of our young adults toward people in foreign countries. Behavioral sciences such as psychology, sociology and anthropology help us comprehend today’s complex social problems. For today’s students and tomorrows leaders, the Social Studies courses give an excellent background for a better outlook on life. Merrimack College B.A. Sociology History AgnessCyr College of Mt. St. Vincent American Government Current Affairs Claire Mailhot Suffolk University A.B. United States History David Torrisi John Kelleher Villanova University B.S. in Economics United States History Head Basketball Coach Michael McVeigh Merrimack College B.A. History Dean Junior College A.A. Suffolk University B.A. Salem State College M.Ed. Psychology Anthropology Suffolk University Psychology Indian Odyssey Anthropology Laurence Pettoruto Suffolk University B.S. U.S. History Psychology Robert P. Fitzgerald Northeastern University B.S. Salem State College, Graduate Credits History Head Wrestling Coach Asst. Football Coach Joseph Smith Salem State College B.S.Ed. World Geography History of Soviet Union Andrew Reusch Northern Essex Community College A.A. Salem State College B.S. Western Civiliza tion Advisor to Student Council 24 Pauline Duhamel Salem State College B.A. Boston College M.A. Mathematics Head of Math Department Guido Vallario Boston College B.S. Harvard University M.Ed. Boston University C.A.G.S. Mathematics MATHEMATICS The Math Department, headed by Miss Duhamel, is necessary for stu¬ dents during their high school years. It offers a good background tor col¬ lege-bound students as well as those seeking vocational training. There are many courses available to the students. A few of the advanced courses are Trigonometry, Calculus, and Probability and Statistics. Alge¬ bra and Geometry courses are also offered. The math lab is a helpful and educational place for the students. Ad¬ vanced calculators and computers are found there. These machines aid the students in achieving a higher understanding of the different areas ol math. The Math Department is constantly keeping up with the modern meth¬ ods used today. The department helps the students to achieve a better understanding of math to prepare for a better life. Joseph Bernardin Salem State College A.B. Mathematics Sheila McCarthy Boston College A.B. Mathematics Cheerleading Coach Pep Club Advisor 25 Joseph McComiskey Merrimack College B.S. Mathematics Carol Rosen University of Mass. B.S. Mathematics Vito Polizzi Hunter College B.A. Northeastern University Post Grad. Work Lowell State College M.A. Mathematics John Sieg Dartmouth College A.B. Mathematics Susan Tuck Tufts University B.A. Mathematics 26 Elizabeth Devlin Merrimack College B.A. Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. Mathematics Paul Hanlon Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Wallace Hager Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Carol Petralia Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Robert Fichera University of Mass. B.A. University of Nevada Mathematics 27 John Casey University of Texas B.S. Fitchburg State College M.Ed College Physics Plead of the Science Department Marguerite Murphy Simmons College B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Chemistry Advisor of Ecology Club SCIENCE In this rapidly changing world of ours, great technological advances have resulted in the availability of new, and more complex jobs. Because of this important challenge to our gen¬ eration, the method of scientific instruction, and the material covered in science classes has been greatly changed and ex¬ panded. Lawrence High School’s Science Department, headed by Mr. Casey, has moved with the times and recognized the great importance of advanced instruction in this area. Pupils are offered a large range of science courses from which to choose. Each pupil is offered the opportunity to discover the challenging world of science. Through biology, botany, chem¬ istry, or physics, a whole new world is opened to the student and in this world, the student may find his future. John M. Lahey St. Anselms College A.B. Boston University M.Ed. Botany 28 Joan M. Cavanaugh Bridgewater State College A.B. Biology, Botany Modern Science Mary McDonald George J. Pacheco University of Mass. B.S. Biology Biology Club Advisor Lucy Upson Framingham State Teachers College S.Ed. Dietetic Internship Albany Hospital Physiology Boston University A.B. Health Education 29 Norman Liversidge Lowell State College B.A. Physical Science Earth Science Baseball Coach Gary Marcoux Fitchburg Slate College B.S. Botany, Chemistry Field Biology Advisor Biology Club 30 Leonard J. Young Villanova College A.B. Fitchburg State College M.Ed. General Science Peter Valeska Boston University B.S. M.A. College Biology Glen Alsup University of Maine Physical Science Asst. Track Coach Justine M. McComiskey Emmanuel College A.B. Suffolk University M.Ed. Head of Foreign Language Department German German Club Advisor LANGUAGES The Language Department of Lawrence High School, headed by Mrs. McComiskey, offers an unusually varied program to its students. There are courses in five modern languages; French, German, Spanish, Italian, and, of course, Latin which has always been an important part of our curriculum. The pupil with an apt itude for languages can graduate with an excellent background on which to build an exciting career in any of the areas where fluency in a language is required. There are records and tapes available in the language lab to help develop that perfect accent that makes it hard to distinguish the American from the native! These aids are also an excellent way for the student to see his own progress and become inspired to progress even further. In a world that is becoming smaller every day, with few barriers from one country to another, communica¬ tion among men is more important today than it has ever been. The exchanging of ideas and the solving of prob¬ lems in a congenial atmosphere by men of all nations may some day bring about the peace for which the world longs. French, Italian Anthony Indurre Director of Drop-In Center Italian Club Advisor Baylor University B.A. Rep. to Greater Lawrence Drug Council Northeastern University M.A. Boston State College M.Ed. Spanish 31 Arline Boyle Regis College B.A. French Donna Manning Merrimack College B.A. French, Spanish French Club Advisor Marisol Boutin Emmanuel College B.A. Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Anne Marie Bachini Merrimack College B.A. French 32 Dominic Rossi Boston College B.S. Fitchburg State Teachers College M.Ed. Italian Susan Emilio University of Mass. B.A. Spanish Pep Club Advisor Linda Ferruolo Merrimack College B.A. French Cheerleader Advisor 33 Stephen Campbell Marie Anderson TITLE VII The newly developed Title VII program was initiated to fulfill the needs of our Spanish speaking students. It is the job of this department to acquaint these students with American customs and the English language. Their efforts have been worthwhile for there is now a better understanding with our Spanish friends. Lucia Gonzales Donald Bettez Sylvia Mejia Donna Rivera 34 SPECIAL EDUCATION One of the most helpful courses in the curriculum at Lawrence High School is the special education class de¬ signed for those students with types of learning disabili¬ ties. The three dedicated teachers, Thomas Coskren, Linda Rich, and Kathy McDonald are specialists trained in helping students overcome their learning barriers. With the aid of these professionals, these students build up the needed confidence to achieve success in life. Thomas Coskren Villanova University A.B. Special Education Kathy McDonald Linda Rich University of Massachusetts B.A. Ithaca College M.S. Speech Therapist Boston University B.S. Learning Disabilities 35 BUSINESS As one ascends the stairs to the third floor corridor of Lawrence High, he can hear the incessant clatter of typewriters and those familiar sounds of the Business Department headed by Mrs. Casey. This is the de¬ partment which prepares a student to enter a very lu¬ crative profession. After completing the specific re¬ quirements and courses, the student is skilled in var¬ ious, business-oriented careers, and is then ready to emerge into the business world. Winifred Casey Salem State College B.S.Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Stenography Typing Head of Business Department Edmund Brylczk Alliance College B.S. Bookkeeping General Business Business Law Senior Class Advisor Rose Nastasia Northern Essex College A.A. Salem State College B.S. General Business Stenography 36 Typing Senior Class Advisor Mary McIntosh Salem State College B.S.Ed. Office Machines Irene M. Carraher Salem State Teachers College B.S.Ed. Boston University M. Ed. Bookkeeping Accounting Marie Wolfendale Merrimack College B.S. ' Stenography Typing Pep Club Advisor Mary F. Cadogan Boston State College B.S.Ed. Boston University M.C.S. 37 Mary H. Campbell Salem State College B.S. Typing Salem State College B.S.Ed. Bookkeeping Typing Carl Knightly Pamela Donahue Salem State College B.S.Ed. Boston University M.Ed. Bentley College Bookkeeping Accounting Salem State College B.S. M.Ed. Typing Business Math General Business Grace Byrne Boston University B.S. Stenography Typing Joyce Accursio University of Miami Bus. Ed. Typing Shorthand Business Math Susan M. Nitto Salem State College B.S. Stenography Typing General Business Alice DeMatto University of Mass. B.S. Katherine Gibbs School Stenography Typing 39 ART Due to the talent and creativity of the art staff, Lawrence High School has one of the most interesting art courses available. Among the courses in a new division of art called Crafts. It introduces batik, macrame, ceramics, and weav¬ ing. It gives a good view of what our art staff is doing to keep up with the chang¬ ing times. The Creative Art courses now include drawing, perspective, tempera painting, block printing, lettering, poster designing, and crafts, in more detail. The advanced courses concentrate on developing the imagination and self-ex¬ pression in one’s work. The students in these classes concentrate in plexiglass, sculpture, self-expression in oils, and drawing. Those students who intend to pursue art find that Lawrence High School’s Art Department gives them the background needed for an interesting and re¬ warding art career. Carol Barton University of Mass. B.F.A. Art Rita Caron Mass. College of Art B.F.A. Salem State College M.Ed. Art 40 Joan Lagoulis Donna Maggiore Northern Essex Community College A.A. Regis College B.A. Merrimack College Art, Ceramics University of Miami B.Ed. Mass. College of Art Art, Ceramics 41 M Mary Lanigan New England Conservatory of Music Lowell State, B.S.E. Music education Boston University S.F. A. A. M. Music General Music Harmony Music Appreciation Glee Club Director MUSIC Music is the universal language loved by all. Here at Lawrence High School, vocal and in¬ strumental courses are aimed at teaching the students how to express their inner-most feelings through song. Under the guidance of Miss Lani¬ gan, students enjoy such courses as Glee Club, Harmony, Music Appreication, and General Music. This year for the first time, Glee Club is con¬ s idered a full credit course and meets five full periods a week. This convenience helps those interested in singing to improve their abilities and techniques. This year we also have a new band director, Mr. Bruso, who is doing a fine job with our band. For those interested in pursuing a musical career, Lawrence High School’s Music Depart¬ ment is a great place to receive an excellent background. Louis Bruso Batchelor of Music Education U niversity of Massachusetts at Amherst Band Director HOME ECONOMICS Almost every girl, at some time in her life, will con¬ front the task of running a household. The Home Economics Department, headed by Mrs. Gillis, is aimed at developing culinary skills as well as sewing techniques. Courses include food preparation, nutri¬ tion, sewing, and fashion design. Any student who completes these courses emerges well trained and bet¬ ter equipped to undertake the domestic duties in life. Mary Gillis Boston University B.S. Suffolk University MA. Ed. Northeastern University Post Graduate Head Home Economics Department Susan Weader University of Connecticut B.A. Framingham State M. ED. Home Economics Edna Langevin Framingham Stale College B.S. Home Economics courses at Bridgewater, Fitchburg, and Salem State Colleges Co-Advisor of Home Economics Club 43 Caryn Werlin SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Within Lawrence High we find certain people who are special¬ ized in a unique area. Under this heading we find Mrs. Werlin, Mrs. Donovan, and Mr. Ward. Mrs. Werlin, new to us this year, is our librarian. The school library is now located in the beautiful, new city library. Mrs. Werlin does a great job in familiarizing the students and teachers with the facilities there. She makes the once complicated library techniques easy. Mrs. Donovan does work with exceptional children. With her unusual talents, she is able to acquaint them with their abilities and make their goals achievable. Mr. Ward is well known to all students. He teaches classroom driver’s education, as well as on-the-road training. It is through his hard work that students at L.H.S. learn the safe and correct way to drive. These three individuals are certainly appreciated assets to our school. Simmons College B.A. Drexel University M.A. Librarian Arthur Ward Driver Education Katherine Donovan Regis College B.A. Lowell Teachers College Lesley College M. in Special Ed. 44 Exceptional Children Vincent Keough Ithaca College B.S. Physical Education Head Football Coach Ann Furneaux Skidmore College B.S. Salem State College M.Ed. Girls Gym PHYSICAL EDUCATION Once a week a student is obliged to forget about his studies and turn his interest toward developing his physical capabilities. This job is given to four qualified teachers, Mr. Keough, Mr. Perrochi, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Furneaux. It is their job to discover the student’s skill and develop it to its fullest extent. Here, ability in volleyball, basketball, field hockey, and gymnastics is revealed. It is to the student’s advantage to participate in this program and receive the satisfaction of testing one’s skill in the competitive sports. Steve Perrochi University of New Hampshire Physical Education Ursinus College B.S. Columbia University — Teachers College Girls Gym Girls Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Softball Girls Intramural Volleyball Girls Intramural Basketball President — L.H.S.T.A. Sallie Reynolds 47 Seniors It’s not too late We should be giving Only with love can we climb 4 CHERYL L. ABATE PAULINE M. ABATE JOHN J. ABDO Ambition: To Help Special Children Favorite Song: Close to You Memorable Moment: First Time at L.H.S. Ambition: Psychologist Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: Receiving My Trophy Ambition: Ski Instructor Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: My Junior Year RUSSELL R. ALFIERI Ambition: Computer Scientist Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: The Semi and Band ANITA M. AMARAL Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Crisis Prevention “To you, my love,” says Jihad Hajjar. JEAN N. AMARAL Ambition: To See the World Favorite Song: Top of the World Memorable Moment: English Class, Mr. Regan ANTHONY I. ALVAREZ Ambition: Federal Law Marshal Favorite Song: Photograph Memorable Moment: Mr. St. Paul’s Office ALAN ANDREWS Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Smoke on the Water Memorable Moment: Field Biology 50 ANDREA M. APP ERTI Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Senior Year CARLOS F. ARBOLEDA Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. ANTHONY ARMADO Ambition: Success Favorite Song: I Am a Rock Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. RAYMOND J. ARSENAULT Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Trafalgar Memorable Moment: Junior Year LEONARD J. AUGEV1CH Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s English Class “You devil, you,” replies Jackie Healy. RAYMOND G. AUTIELLO Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Saturday in the Park Memorable Moment: Eating in the Caf DONNA M. AUDY Ambition: Work with Handicapped Children Favorite Song: How Can 1 be Sure Memorable Moment: 1973 Semi JUDITH A. AVERBACK Ambition: To Always Stay Happy F avorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Running Through the Hall 51 CYNTHIA AZEVEDO CAROLYN L. BALL Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: Senior Year Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: Freshman Gym Class MICHAEL C. BAGGETT Ambition: Going to Trade School Favorite Song: Ohio Memorable Moment: Four Years at L.H.S. LINDA M. BARANAUSKAS Ambition: Psychiatrist Favorite Song: Just You and Me Memorable Moment: Mr. Cain’s Office PATRICK F. BAGGETT Ambition: Electrician Favorite Sowg Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: State Tournament KAREN M. BAILLARGEON Ambition: The Good Life Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Mom ent: Mrs. Duly’s English Class SANDRA M. BALD Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Room 200 Per. 3 The image of our country. 52 BRENDA M. BARRY ROBERTA J. BARNETT Ambition: Nurse Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year Ambition: Veterinarian Favorite Song: To Sir, With Love Memorable Moment: Meeting My Friends PATRICK BEAUCHAMP Ambition: Conservationist Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Walking Down Stairs THERESA M. BEAUDOIN Ambition: Registered Nurse Favorite Song: I Am Woman Memorable Moment: Graduation Day JUDITH A. BEAUREGARD Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: Close to You Memorable Moment: July of’73 VERNA BEDARD Ambition: History Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Feb. 18, 1972 A soft glance at L.H.S. KAREN D. BARBETT Ambition: Kindergarden Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Senior Year 53 DAVID J. BENCIVENGA KEVIN J. BENOIT Ambition: To Have Fun Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Getting the Babes Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Junior Year of L.H.S. LEROY BERGMAN Ambition: Pilot U.S.A.F. Favorite Song: A Teenager in Love Memorable Moment: Alone with Diane WILLIAM F. BERRY Ambition: To Be Rich Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Crashing My Bike SANDRA E. BERTHOLD Ambition: Practical Nurse Favorite Song: Hello, It’s Me Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year CHARLES B. BERUBE Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Favorite Song: Light My Fire Memorable Moment: Beating Central 24-0 PAULA M. BIENVENUE Ambition: Veterinarian Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: Becoming a Senior BARBARA A. BISHOP Ambition: Dental Assistant Favorite Song: Sounds of Silence Memorable Moment: Meeting Ernest Borgnine 54 KENNETH J. BISTANY ANNE B. BLANCHETTE BETTE A. BLANCHETTE PETER M. BLANCHETTE Ambition: To Go to College Favorite Song: Sister Morphine Memorable Moment: Football Rallies Ambition: Fashion Retailing Favorite Song: Everybody Plays the Fool Memorable Moment: 1971 Victory Dance Ambition: To Have People Understand Me Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Summer of ' 73 Ambition: Pharmacist Favorite Song: Friends Memorable Moment: Summer of’73 REGINA M. BLANCHETTE Ambition: Commercial Artist Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Meeting My Best Friend BERNICE M. BLODGETT Ambition: Veterinarian Favorite Song: Loving You Is Wrong Memorable Moment: First Day at L..H.S. You ate my Twinkie! DENISE P. BOIE Ambition: Lab Technician. Favorite Song: Colour My World. Memorable Moment: Semi, Victory Parties GARRY S. BOIE Ambition: Accountant. Favorite Song: Friends. Memorable Moment: My First Volkswagen. 55 RITA J. BONAZZO Ambition: Success in Life Favorite Song: Reflections Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year JOSEPH R. BORELLI Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Song: Bangladesh Memorable Moment: Football Games ANN E. BOUCHARD Ambition: To Fulfill My Dreams Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: Everyday at L.H.S. BRENDA R. BOUCHER Ambition: To Always Be Happy Favorite Song: You Made Me So Happy Memorable Moment: When 1 Met Ricky GAIL A. BOUCHER Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Christmas ’72 FOUAD E. BOU RAPHEAL SAYDE E. BOU RAPHEAL JOSEPH P. BOURASSA Ambition: Lawyer Favorite Song: Love Story Memorable Moment: Summer Vacations Ambition: Airplane Pilot Favorite Song: Jet Plane Memorable Moment: Football Games Ambition: Pathologist Favorite Song: Sad Lisa Memorable Moment: My Little Talk 56 NANCY M. BOURBEAU ELLEN M. BRESNAHAN KATHLEEN M. BRESNAHAN Ambition: Help Retarded Children Favorite Song: Don’t Ever Leave Me Memorable Moment: Oct. 8, 1973 SHERYL A. BROOKS Ambition: Settle Down Favorite Song: Cinnamon Girl Memorable Moment: Riding with Bobby L. Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Junior Semi Ambition: To Be Remembered Favorite Song: When a Man Loves a Woman Memorable Moment: The First Time 1 Saw Him KAREN L. BRODSKY Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Song: Make It with You Memorable Moment: Summer of’73 DIANNE K. BROOKS Ambition: X-Ray Technician Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Meeting Someone Special Some strange things try to get into L.H.S. DONNA M. BROUILLARD Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Touch Me in the Morning Memorable Moment: The First Time I Fell ANN M BROUSSEAU Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Stay Awhile Memorable Moment: Football Games BRIAN M. BURZLAFF JOSEPH BUTERA DEBORAH L. BUDD Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: 4 Years at L.H.S. FATIMA CABRERA Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Bridge Over Troubled Water Memorable Moment: My Senior Year MARIANA L. BUONPENSIERE Ambition. ' Engineer , Favorite Song: Brother Louie Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. Ambition: To Be a Mechanic Favorite Song: Silver Train Memorable Moment: End Stair Case Ambition: To Be an Interpreter Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: Mr. C’s Homeroom It’s working! STEPHEN H. CALL Ambition: To Be a Carpenter Favorite Song: Don’t Step Memorable Moment: Summer of “73” DEBORAH A. CALLAGY Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Victory Parties KATHLEEN E. CALLAHAN Ambition: To Be a Lawyer Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: Party in “72” 58 PAMELA A. CAMERON Ambition: To Succeed in Life Favorite Song: Badge Memorable Moment: Summer of’73 CYNTHIA M. CAMPISI Ambition: To Settle Down Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Summer of ' 73 KATHI J. CARABELLO Ambition: Elementary Art Teacher Favorite Song: He Ain’t Heavy Memorable Moment: Mr. C’s Homeroom It ' s not work MARIANN F. CARDELLO Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: I Am Woman Memorable Moment: Trying Out for Softball PAUL J. CARDOSO Ambition: Engineering Favorite Song: Shambala Memorable Moment: Winning Track Meets JANET L. CARLSON Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: Close to You Memorable Moment: Robyn’s House GARY W. CARBONNEAU Ambition: Computer Programmer Favorite Song: Rolling Stone Memorable Moment: Watching Football Games ing! KATHERINE CARTER Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Delta Dawn Memorable Moment: Junior Year 59 TIMOTHY P. CASEY Ambition: Professional Plumber Favorite Song: Shoot Out Memorable Moment: First Day in L.H.S. RICHARD R. CASH Ambition: Professional Vampire Favorite Song: Out in Georgia Memorable Moment: Victory Parties RAYMOND S. CASTLES Ambition: To Join the Navy Favorite Song: Bridge Memorable Moment: Senior Prom MELISSA M. CHABOT Ambition: Math Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: ’73 Senior Prom Before DONNA M.CHAFF Ambition: Elementary Music Education Favorite Song: The Morning After Memorable Moment: 1973 Semi DOROTHY L. CHAREST Ambition: To Be Successful Favorite Song: Layla Memorable Moment: July 3, 1972 ROBERT J. CHAREST Ambition: Neuro-surgeon Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: My First Frog CYNTHIA L. CHASSE Ambition: Work with Children Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Junior Year 60 JOHN W. CLARK Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Road Runner Memorable Moment: End Staircase YVETTE L. CLOUTIER Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: 10 11 73, My Party DAISY M. CLEMENTE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: Italian Class JOSEFINA A. CLEMENTE Ambition: To Go to College Favorite Song: Bridge Memorable Moment: Miss Elliot’s English Class OLGA O. CLISANTE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: I Am Woman Memorable Moment: Italian Class After ELIZABETH A. COLETTA WILLIAM P. COLLINS KAREN M.COLMER Ambition: Work in a Hospital Favorite Song: Grand Funk Songs Memorable Moment: Seeing Mark Ambition: To Be a Pilot Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Victory Parties Ambition: To Do Well Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: L.H.S. 61 SUZANNE D. COMEAU Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Till Memorable Moment: English 1, Mr. Driscoll GAIL M. CONRAD Ambition: Secretarial Work Favorite Song: How Can I Be Sure Memorable Moment: October 26, 1973 LYNNDIANE M. COSTA Ambition: Special Education Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. PAULA M. CONRAD DEBORAH COUTURE Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Song: Bridge Memorable Moment: 7th Period Algebra Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Daniel Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. ADOLFO COZZONE • Ambition: To Study Italian Favorite Song: Saturday in the Park Memorable Moment: L.H.S. COLLEEN B. CRONIN Ambition: To Write a Book Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: 5A Lunch DONALD R . CROTEAU Ambition: To Make Money Favorite Song: Midnight Train Memorable Moment: My Last Day 62 DEBRA L. DESPRES MICHEAL R. DETOLLENAERE GEORGE A. DIAMOND PAUL A. DiBENEDETTO Ambition: A Happy Life Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Mr. Brylczyk’s Class Ambition: A Long Life Favorite Song: Wild Horses Memorable Moment: Meeting New Faces Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Summer of “73” Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Good Morning Memorable Moment: Making the Hockey Team Seventh period stretch? ANTHONY R. DiFRUSCIA Ambition: Politician and Playboy Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Victory Parties CARMEN M. DIMARCA Ambition: Rock ’n’ Roll Star Favorite Song: Sweet Wine Memorable Moment: Getting “Dial” MELISSA A. DiNATALE Ambition: Jo Be Successful Favorite Song: Touch Me in the Morning Memorable Moment: Glee Club DALE M. DION Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: The Morning After Memorable Moment: National Honor Society 65 SUSAN A. DOIRON Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Knights in White Satin Memorable Moment: October 6, 1973 NEIL E. DONAGLEY Ambition: Machinist Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: Trip to Washington DOREEN DUBE Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: The Rest of Your Life Memorable Moment: Senior Proms How cute! JOSEPH R. D’URSO Ambition: To Succeed Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: Football ROBERT E. DUBOIS Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Astronomy Domine Memorable Moment: Jr. Year English MARK L. DUFOUR Ambition: Electrician Favorite Song: Knights in White Satin Memorable Moment: 3 6 73 STEPHEN J. EMERY Ambition: To Be a Math Major Favorite Song: Maggie May Memorable Moment: Four Years at L.H.S. MARY M. EMMELL Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Morning After Memorable Moment: Glee Club Concerts 66 SUSAN M. ENDYKE KATHLEEN A. FEOLE Ambition: Business Administration Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: 6th Period Typing MIRIAM ESPAILAT Ambition: Bilingual Secretary Favorite Song: How Can I Tell Her Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. ANTHONY P. FEOLE Ambition: To Live for Today Favorite Song: Angel Memorable Moment: Soccer ’73 Inside every girl there lurks a super hero! Ambition: Success Favorite Song: You’ve Got a Friend Memorable Moment: Freshman Year ALAN P. FIELDING Ambition: To Be Rich Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Oct. 23, 1971 HOLLY B. FISHER Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: If We Only Have Love Memorable Moment: ’72 Exchange Concert GARY J. FISHWICK Ambition: Getting Money Favorite Song: Dead Babies Memorable Moment: Getting Bounced KAREN M. FISHWICK Ambition: To Be Successful Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Victory Parties DEBORAH A. FORSHAW Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year “Now what do I do?” asks Neil Donaghey. KENNETH FOSMAN Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Time in a Bottle Memorable Moment: My Typing Class BRIAN E. FOSTER Ambition: To Be Rich Favorite Song: My Maria Memorable Moment: Mr. Smith’s Classes DIANE E. FOUCAULT Ambition: Physical Therapist Favorie Song: Bang A Gong Memorable Moment: Engagement Ring ROBERT F. FOURNIER Ambition: Motorcar Expert Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: This School DEBRA A. FRANCO Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Time in a Bottle Memorable Moment: Summer of ’71 SUSAN I. FRANKLIN Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Mr. Brylczyk’s Class ROGER R. FRECHETTE Ambition: Craftsman Favorite Song: Summer Breeze Memorable Moment: The Days Out of School 68 RONALD A. FRECHETTE JR. Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: Football Games DEBRA L. FRIEDRICH Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Song: Fire and Rain Memorable Moment: The Summer of ’73 FRANCINE M. GAGNON Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: Mrs. Nitto’s Class MARIE E. GAGNON Ambition: Fashion Designing Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Football Games MARGARET M. GALLAGHER Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: Mrs. Nitto’s Class NANCY J. GALLAGHER Ambition: To Be a Success in Life Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Miss Mulahay’s English Class JOSEPH J. GAROFALO Ambition: To Go to College Favorite Song: Back Stabber Memorable Moment: Sneaking Out of School JAMES E. GAUDETTE Ambition: Spaceman Favorite Song: I Love the Dead Memorable Moment: First Day of School replies Dave Pickles LINDA G. GAUDETTE Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Jessica Memorable Moment: The Great Kids at L.H.S. DENISE M. GEREAU Ambition: To Be Free Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: L.H.S. ANNA MARIA GILREATH Ambition: To Make Others Happy Favorite Song: Songs Memorable Moment: Mr. Lahey’s Biology Class PETER C. GINCHEREAU Ambition: To Be a Millionaire Favorite Song: Gimme Shelter Memorable Moment: English 4 MICHAEL J. GIRIBALDI Ambition: To Be Rich Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Passing Algebra 1 When we can come to realize that if it is at any time possible; that which we had done will not be finished. GEORGINA G. GORRA PATRICIA D. GOSSELIN Ambition: To Be a Hairdresser Favorite Song: Knock Three Times Memorable Moment: My Spanish Class Ambition: Peace in the World Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: The Football Games 70 ROBIN A. GOSSELIN Ambition: To Go to College Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: July 1, 1973 ESTHER T. GOTELL Ambition: A Children’s Nurse Favorite Song: Delta Dawn Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s English Class RUTHANN GOULDSBROUGH Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Hello, It’s Me Memorable Moment: June 22,1972 Till . . STEVEN A. GRABOWSKI Ambition: Electronics Technician Favorite Song: American Pie Memorable Moment: Quitting My Job If you say so. JOSEPHINE GRASSA Ambition: To Continue School Favorite Song: Raindrops Memorable Moment: First Time I Met Him MARGIE GREENBERG Ambition: To Be Happy in Life Favorite Song: Gimme Shelter Memorable Moment: July 7, 1973 JUDITH A. GUILMETTE Ambition: Interior Decorator Favorite Song: Ice Cream Cakes Memorable Moment: Graduation from L.H.S. 71 RICHARD M. GUSELLI LOUIS HAGNASR Ambition: Electrician Favorite Song: Living in the Past Memorable Moment: Fun at L.H.S. GEORGE C. HAJJ Ambition: Own a Construction Company Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: Trip to Spain JIHAD HAJJAR Ambition: Dentist Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Summer of ’73 KERRY L. HALLORAN Ambition: To Achieve Happiness Favorite Song: Indian Sunset Memorable Moment: Meeting a Special Person DAVID R. HAMBLETON Ambition: Stockbroker Favorite Song: Never My Love Memorable Moment: Wrestling Championships Ambition: Engineer Favorite Song: Jesus Is Just Alright Memorable Moment: Mrs. Shannon ' s Class JOHN G. HAMEL Ambition: A Lot of Money Favorite Song: The Pusher Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s English Class ROBERT J. HAMMAN Ambition: Professional Athlete Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s English Class “We’re not selling spirits; 72 DAVID H. HAMMOND KATHLEEN A. HANSON Ambition: Own My Own Club Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Salisbury Beach LYNN S. HANSON Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Miss Mulcahy’s Class RUSSELL R. HARDACRE Ambition: Millionaire Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: First Day of School DENISE HARDING Ambition: Accountant Favorite Song: Is It My Body? Memorable Moment: Art Class, Miss Maggiore DEBRA R. HARRIMAN Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Song: Joy to the World Memorable Moment: First Day of School we’re selling spirit pins! EVELYN M. HART Ambition: Physician Favorite Song: HonkyTonk Women Memorable Moment: Meeting a Special Person Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Love Story Memorable Moment: Miss Lee ' s English Class JOAN M. HART Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: On Top of the World Memorable Moment: L.H.S. Semi 73 JOSEPH P. HASHEM MARK R. HATEM PATRICIA K. HATTORI Ambition: Success Favorite Song: She’s a Lady Memorable Moment: My Senior Year Ambition: To be Happy Favorite Song: The One You’re With Memorable Moment: Miss Cavanaugh’s Class Ambition: Special Elementary Ed. Favorite Song: Everything I Own Memorable Moment: Sept. 2, 1972 Let s break for lunch even though JAMES J. HEBERT Ambition: X-ray Technician Favorite Song: I Don’t Need No Doctor Memorable Moment: Giving Teachers a Hard Time NANCY A. HEBERT Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Victory Parties SUSAN A. HAY Ambition: Medical Secretary Favorite Song: Long, Long Time Memorable Moment: April 1, 1972 JACQUELINE A. HEALY Ambition: Marine Biologist Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Soccer Team JANICE L. HEBERT Ambition: Happiness and Success Favorite Song: Can’t Find the Time Memorable Moment: January 22, 1971 74 JACQUELINE M. HERVIEUX ELIZABETH A. HIGGINS RICHARD K. HILEMAN Ambition: A Long and Happy Life Favorite Song: Souvenir Memorable Moment: Mr. O’Brien Ambition: Model Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Graduating from L.H.S. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Favorite Song: Mother Memorable Moment: Mrs. DeCorpo ' s Per. 2 JAMES E. HILEMAN Ambition: Musician Favorite Song: Carry That Weight Memorable Moment: Mrs. Theberge’s Class PAMELA K. HILKEY Ambition: Teacher Favorite Song: Alone Again Memorable Moment: My High School Ring GARY A. HILL LAURIE J. HOMA WILLIAM P. HOWARD Ambition: Architect Favorite Song: If Memorable Moment: Meeting Effy Ambition: Married to M.J.K. Favorite Song: Hello, It’s Me Memorable Moment: U.S. History Per. 1 Ambition: Carpenter Favorite Song: Close to You Memorable Moment: Buying My Car 75 JANICE A. INDOCCIO Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Favorite Song: I’m Gonna Love You Memorable Moment: Junior Semi ROBERT F. JACKSON Ambition: To Be Wealthy Favorite Song: Big Rock Candy Mountain Memorable Moment: Being in the Zoo PATRICIA J. JALBERT Ambition: To Get Married Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: June 10, 1970 KENNETH E. JACKSON Ambition: Aviation Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Football Rallies WAYNE F. JALBERT Ambition: Baker Favorite Song: How Can I Tell Her Memorable Moment: April 3 PATRICIA A. JANAVICUS Ambition: To Get What I Want Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: June 15, 1972 P. T. Sarcione has the pumpkin SANDRA J. JANDREAU Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: The Rat in History CYNTHIA M. JASTREM Ambition: Fashion Editor Favorite Song: Your Song Memorable Moment: My Class Ring KENNETH J. JOAQUIN CATHERINE M. JOHNSON Ambition: Musician Favorite Song: Imaginary Western Memorable Moment: Skipping School KATHLEEN M. JOHNSON Ambition: Psychology Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Miss Cavanaugh’s Biology Class RONALD W. JOHNSON Ambition: Business Adminsitrator Favorite Song: Long and Winding Road Memorable Moment: My Senior Year Ambition: To Travel Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Going to the Dances SHEILA J. JOHNSON Ambition: To Be Successful Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: January 26, 1974 SUNDAY L. JOHNSON Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Make It With You Memorable Moment: First Day of School LEONARD J. JONCAS Ambition: To Succeed Favorite Song: Good Morning Memorable Moment: Last Day of School WILLIAM D. KAMAL Ambition: Meteorologist Favorite Song: Knights in White Satin Memorable Moment: Tin on My Pants Ellen Walkup makes the pie. EDWARD T. KASILA JULIA M. KEENAN JULIE A. KENYON Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Song: Everything Is Beautiful Memorable Moment: Mr. Smith’s Class RAMONA L. KOPACZ Ambition: Teaching the Retarded Favorite Song: Somehow Memorable Moment: ’74 Prom BARBARA A. KRAPOWICZ Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Mind, Body, Soul Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. Ambition: Business Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Last Day of School DONNA M. KENNEDY Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Top of the World Memorable Moment: Cheerleading Friday’s special seafood platter! SUSAN L. KRAWIEC Ambition: Veterinarian Favorite Song: You’ve Got a Friend Memorable Moment: Funeral Processions MARY E. KNIGHTLY Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Favorite Song: Top of the World Memorable Moment: Summer of ’73 Ambition: To See People Happy Favorite Song: If Memorable Moment: Mary Anne Ramey OH SUNG KUON Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Joy to the World Memorable Moment: First Day at School SHERI G. KURMAN Ambition: Radio Broadcasting Favorite Song: The Rain Song Memorable Moment: Last Day of School KATHLEEN A. LAMONTAGNE Ambition: Artist Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: Summer of ' 12 A Nobel Prize winner in the making! JANET M. LACHARITE Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: Love Story Memorable Moment: Someone Special ANNA M. LACROIX Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Summer of ’73 GARY LaCROTE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Fire and Rain Memorable Moment: Junior Year DEBORAH S. LaFOLLETTE Ambition: To Succeed In Life Favorite Song: Heartbeat Memorable Moment: Football Games SUSAN P. LANDRY Ambition: To Marry a Rich Man Favorite Song: Superstition Memorable Moment: My Senior Year 79 MARGARET A. LaPOINTE Ambition: Nurse Favorite Song: Society ' s Child Memorable Moment: Being a Senior JOSEPH A. LaROSA JR. Ambition: Mechanic Favorite Song: Sympathy for the Devil Memorable Moment: Mr. D ' s Class DARLENE A. LaTORRE Ambition: Real Estate Broker Favorite Song: Honey Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. PAUL C. LAUDANI Do you think they see us? JOHN E. LAVIN Ambition: Commercial Pilot Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Jethro Tull Ambition: Construction Worker Favorite Song: Smoke on the Water Memorable Moment: Snowball Fight DAVID J. LAVOIE A mbition: Teacher Favorite Song: I ' m the Greatest Star Memorable Moment: Meeting Susan 80 DANIEL J. LAWRIE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Just You and Me Memorable Moment: My First Day at L.H.S. ROBERT J. LEBEL Ambition: To Succeed Favorite Song: Purple Haze Memorable Moment: 4 Years at L.H.S. JACK K. LEES Ambition: Air Force Pilot Favorite Song: Celebrate Memorable Moment: Swinging Girls WAYNE R. LEFERE Oh, not another question! CELESTE A. LEINIZ Ambition: Truck Driver Favorite Song: Crimson King Memorable Moment: Summer of “73” Ambition: Nurse Favorite Song: Ben Memorable Moment: My Country MARK P. LESCARBEAU Ambition: Doctor Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Giving Teachers a Hard Time 81 MARK LINN Ambition: Jo Enjoy Life Favorite Song: Sounds of Silence Memorable Moment: Senior Year VIRGINIA R. LOMBARDO Ambition: Successful Future Favorite Song: The Letter Memorable Moment: August 3, 1972 Hello, Chicken Delight . . . ? THOMAS LUBESKI JAMES P. LOFFREDO Ambition: To Live in Luxury Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: Sept. 19 MIGUEL A. LOPEZ Ambition: Baseball Player Favorite Song: Walking in the Rain Memorable Moment: Going to High School CYNTHIA L. LUCAS A mbition: Success Fa voriteSong: Bridge Memorable Moment: Being a Senior Ambition: Secretary Favori te Song: There’s No Me Memorable Moment: A Run in My Nylons 82 BARBARA J. MAHAFFEY Ambition: To Leave Lawrence Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Per. 1 And 2 Breakfast WALTER L. MAILHOT Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Flow Can I Be Sure Memorable Moment: 1 9 73 DAVID R. MAKIN DENNIS P. MAILHOT Ambition: Musician Favorite Song: Whipping Post Memorable Moment: Playing Guitar ROBERT W. MAILLOUX Ambition: Engineer Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: 7th Period CANDID MALDONADO Thanks for the lift! Ambition: To Succeed in Life Favorite Song: Born to Be Wild Memorable Moment: Winning a Ball Game Ambition: X-Ray Technician Favorite Song: The First Time Memorable Moment: My Senior Year 83 EDUARDO MALDONADO THOMAS B. MANNION Ambition: Electronics Engineer Favorite Song: Sealed With a Kiss Memorable Moment: Brown Belt DONNA M. MANGERI Ambition: Airline Stewardess Favorite Song: Make It With You Memorable Moment: Lawrence High E. HARRY J. MANZI II Ambition: Oral Surgeon Favorite Song: Wonderful Tiggers! Memorable Moment: Those Certain Someones Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Favorite Song: Smoke on the Water Memorable Moment: Junior Year “Hey man, this ain’t my bag!” LAWRENCE B. MARINO Ambition: To Teach Music Favorite Song: Make Me Smile Memorable Moment: When I Was Bandaged DEANNA MARQUIS Ambition: To Achieve Success Fa vorite Song: Friends Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s Class DEBRA A. MANNING Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: Precious And Few Memorable Moment: Miss Mulcahy’s English Class ERNEST J. MARQUIS Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: A Very Special Person 84 VICTORIA A. E. MARSHLAND ROGER R. MARTIN Ambition: Professional Cook Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Printing Class YVONNE M. MARTELLI Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: We’ve Only Just Begun Memorable Moment: February 18, 1973 Ambition: Medical Doctor Favorite Song: Heart Beat Memorable Moment: Four Years at L.H.S. LEE P. MARTIN Ambition: To Get Married Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: First Period Breakfast MICHAEL MARTIN Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Monster Mash Memorable Moment: Leaving School A Stitch in time gathers no Moss? SCOTT M. MASUCCI Ambition: Teacher Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: Football Games Patricia a. McCarthy Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: San Franciscan Night Memorable Moment: March 13, 1970 85 Aren’t you the funny one? MAUREEN A. McKENNA Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Morning After Memorable Moment: Period 3 Study leo a. McGuire Ambition: Pilot Favorite Song: Aqualung Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duly’s Class linda l. McKinney Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Half-Breed Memorable Moment: Football Games GERALDINE E. McLaughlin A mbition: To Further My Education Favorite Song: White Bird Memorable Moment: Junior Year michael j. McLaughlin A mbition: College Favorite Song: Just You And Me Memorable Moment: Four Years at L.H.S. JOSEPH M. McNAMARA Ambition: Business Career Favorite Song: Angie Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. mary t. McDonald Ambition: Teaching Children Favorite Song: Hot Fun Memorable Moment: Semi May II, 1973 MAUREEN T. MELVIN Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Miss Mulcahy’s English Class 86 JAMES A. MICHAUD Ambition: Success Favorite Song: The Lemon Song Memorable Moment: Graduation Day WILLIAM V. MIDDLEMISS Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Senior Year DONNA M. MIGNAULT Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Having a Fire Drill How did you guess? RONALD R. MIGNAULT Ambition: Plumber Favorite Song: Shaft Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. MARC C. MILAS Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: Math Lab MARIE A. MISSERVILLE Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Favorite Song: Easy To Be Hard Memorable Moment: Junior Semi CARMINA MOLLICA Ambition: Jo Go to College Fa vorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Senior Year MILLIE MONTANEZ Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: Soy Boricua Memorable Moment: Borinquen” 87 ANGELO L. MORALES PAMELA R. MORENCY NORMAN M. MORIN Ambition: Football Coach Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: Intercepted Pass Ambition: Nurse Favorite Song: Teach the World Memorable Moment: Last Year in Band Ambition: Pharmaci st Favorite Song: Reason to Believe Memorable Moment: Spanish Class JUDITH A. MORRISON Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Midnight Hour Memorable Moment: Junior Semi TERENCE J. MORRISON Ambition: Pro-surfer Favorite Song: Heartbreak Hotel Memorable Moment: Shoveling Tons What some people will do for excitement! GAYLE F. MOTTRAM Ambition: Child-care Favorite Song. Y our Face Memorable Moment: Coming to L.H.S. DALE R. MULLINS Ambition: Dental Assistant Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: July 22, 1972 MARY ANN MURABITO Ambition: To Work with Children Favorite Song: Close to You Memorable Moment: Being a Senior WILLIAM T. MURACO Ambition: Electrician Favorite Song: Let It Be Memorable Moment: Work Study SUSAN M. NABER Ambition: Social Worker Favorite Song: Make It With You Memorable Moment: May 6, 1972 BRENDA J. NAJEM Ambition: Medical Field Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: L.H.S. Semi NEREIDA NIEVES Ambition: Teacher Favorite Song: Puerto Rico Memorable Moment: Puerto Rico LINDA M. NANARTONIS Ambition: Surgical Nurse Favorite Song: Top of the World Memorable Moment: June 4, 1973 KATHLEEN F. NASSIF Ambition: Happiness Favorite Song: Take You Higher Memorable Moment: Chewing Gum Did Mr. Smith forget something? DANIEL S. OLSEN Ambition: A Full Life Favorite Song: Yesterday Memorable Moment: Assistant Manager NANCY J. NOBLE Ambition: Farmer Favorite Song: El Condor Pasa Memorable Moment: Harry JESUS R. NOVA Ambition: To Be Highly Successful Favorite Song: Changes Memorable Moment: The Jackal JOEL T. ORLANDO Ambition: Machinist Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Senior Year SYLVIA T. OULLET Ambition: Nursing Favorite Song: Mammy Blue Memorable Moment: Freshman Year JOSE P. ORTIZ 90 Ambition: Engineer Favorite Song: How Can I Tell Her Memorable Moment: Algebra MICHAEL J. OVOIAN Ambition: Electrician Favorite Song: One Way Out Memorable Moment: Four Years in L.H.S. JULIO PANELLO Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Joy to the World Memorable Moment: First Day of School JOHN J. PARKER Ambition: Musician Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Junior Year KEVIN M. OUELLETTE Ambition: Machinist Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: My Senior Year SUSAN PAINE Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Touch Me Memorable Moment: Last Summer JAMES PANGBURN Ambition: To Be Rich Favorite Song: Sympathy for the Devil Memorable Moment: The Last Corridor 91 JOSE A. PAYO SANTINA M. PARRINO KATHY D. PASSLER Ambition: Executive Secretary Favorite Song: Tears of a Clown Memorable Moment: A Dozen Roses Ambition: Medical Profession Favorite Song: The Morning After Memorable Moment: The White Mts. Ambition: To Work with Computers Favorite Song: Un Canto a Galicia Memorable Moment: First Day at School DIANE PEKARSKI Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year ANN MARIE PELLERIN Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Something’s Wrong Memorable Moment: Graduation Day DIANE M. PELLERIN Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Football Games Mr. Marcoux’s field biology class . . . GEORGE D. PELUSO Ambition: Construction Worker Favorite Song: Graduation Day Memorable Moment: Bill’s Class 92 PAULA N. PERROTTA Ambition: X-ray Technician Favorite Song: How Can I Tell Her Memorable Moment: Lawrence Football . . . is a barrel of fun! ANN M. PERRUCCIO Ambition: C.P.A. Favorite Song: Without You Memorable Moment: May 13, 1973 “Us” GEORGE A. PETERS Ambition: Police Officer Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: At Quarterback DERRELL E. PETTY Ambition: To Succeed Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: My Senior Year DAVID H. PICKLES DENNIS M. PILIPONIS BERNARD M. PONTE Ambition: To See the World Favorite Song: No More Mr. Nice Guy Memorable Moment: Playing Football Ambition: To Live to be 100 Favorite Song: Good Booze Memorable Moment: Four Years of L.H.S. Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Freedom Memorable Moment: My Trip to Florida 93 DIANE P. POTUIN CLAUDETTE A. POURIER Ambition: Commercial Artist Favorite Song: Keep On Truckin’ Memorable Moment: My License Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: He Ain’t Heavy Memorable Moment: Lunch Junior Year CATHERINE L. PRESCOTT Ambition: Typist Favorite Song: Brother Louie Memorable Moment: Graduating from L.H.S. NOREEN A. QUINLAN Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: How Can I Tell Her Memorable Moment: First Day at L.H.S. PAUL R. QUARTARONE Ambition: Music Teacher Favorite Song: Sounds of Silence Memorable Moment: Organist at Church MARY ANNE RAMEY Ambition: Biologist Favorite Song: Bridge Memorable Moment: Seeing Johnny ROBERT V. REINHOLD Ambition: Truck Driver Favorite Song: Inside Looking Out Memorable Moment: Bill’s Class TERESA R. RASMUSSEN Ambition: Marine Biologist Favorite Song: Indian Reservation Memorable Moment: Biology Class Dale Dion can’t believe her eyes, 94 ALAN J. RETELLE DAVID F. RICCIO Ambition: Fire Fighter Favorite Song: Feelin’ Stronger Memorable Moment: In the Library Ambition: Leather Cutter Favorite Song: On Heaven’s Door Memorable Moment: Senior Prom ’72 JEAN M. RICCIO Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: The Morning After Memorable Moment: Summer of ’73 MARYANNE RIGOLI Ambition: Comedienne-Actress Favorite Song: Yesterday Memorable Moment: Driver Education DIANE R. RICHARDS Ambition: Success Favorite Song: White Satin Memorable Moment: The People in L.H.S. CECILIA RIOS Ambition: To Have All That I Want Favorite Song: If Memorable Moment: June 1, 1972 but Chucky Berube does wear curlers! FREDERICK W. RITTER Ambition: Commercial Artist Favorite Song: For the Devil Memorable Moment: Junior Semi RUSSELL P. ROBIDOUX Ambition: Chemist Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: All Victory Parties 95 DAVID N. ROBINSON Ambition: To Be a Coach Favorite Song: Let ' s Get It On Memorable Moment: Beating Central LINDA M. ROGERS Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher Favorite Song: It Don’t Matter Memorable Moment: My Party 8 5 73 LEONARD N. ROCA Ambition: Doctor Favorite Song: We’ve Only Begun Memorable Moment: Feb. 14, 1972 ROCK A. ROTTLER PENNY ROGERS Ambition: To Be Happy With Life Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: The Girls in L.H.S. GAYLE M. ROCKER Ambition: Legal Secretary Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: H.R. 402 Ambition: To Work With Children Favorite Song: Yes We Can Can Memorable Moment: Graduating from L.H.S. “Around The World,” by Judy Averback . 96 .. . N-I-I-ICE!! Ambition: Pilot Favorite Song: Sounds of Silence Memorable Moment: Winnecunnett JEAN H. SAADE Ambition: Doctor Favorite Song: Let’s Get It On Memorable Moment: Coming to the U.S. FRIEDA J. SAFFIE Ambition: Accountant Favorite Song: Yesterday Memorable Moment: Graduation Day AL M. SALGUEIRO Ambition: Machinist Favorite Song: Dingerdym Memorable Moment: Shop Class DONALD A. SAAB Ambition: To Take Up a Trade Favorite Song: Happy Birthday Memorable Moment: L.H.S. Baseball Team RICHARD M. SAMATARO Ambition: To Be Happy With Life Favorite Song: Lean on Me Memorable Moment: Co-Captain of Football 97 PATRICIA A. SARCIONE DEBRA J. SARGENT CYNTHIA A. SAVASTANO Ambition: Career in Business Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Victoy Parties JEFFERY D. SCHOLZ Ambition: To Get Rich Fast Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: My First Deer Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: White Satin Memorable Moment: 3 6 13 FRANCO SCARVGLIERI Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Just You and Me Memorable Moment: Second Day of School Ambition: Author Favorite Song: Touch Me Memorable Moment: I Met Him HENRY SCHIEBEL Ambition: Law Enforcement Officer Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: My High School Ring DOREEN A. SERVERIUS Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Song: Butterfly Bleu Memorable Moment: Graduation Day Reflections . . . 98 PATRICK F. SHEA Ambition: Hockey Player Favorite Song: Midnight Rambler Memorable Moment: My First Goal TERENCE M. SHINE Ambition: To Make Lots of Money Favorite Song: Southern Man Memorable Moment: Room 214 BRIAN R. SIMMERS Ambition: To Have a Lot of Fun Favorite Song: Saturday in the Park Memorable Moment: Miss Manning’s Class .. . in solitude. DEBRA A. SMITH Ambition: Probation Officer Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: Summer of ’73 ELENA SOBERON Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Joy to the World Memorable Moment: Senior Year GAIL L. SKINNER Ambition: Marine Biologist Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: May 6, 1973 STEPHEN R. SMITH Ambition: To Be a Person Favorite Song: If You Want Me Memorable Moment: A Tree Jumped 99 Bravo! MICHAEL SULLIVAN Ambition: Success Favorite Song: You’ve Got a Friend Memorable Moment: Sophomore Year CAROLE A. SOUCIE Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: 7th Period IDALIA SOLIVAN Ambition: To Be a Model Favorite Song: If You Don’t Know Me Memorable Moment: Typing Class CLAIRE B. SULLIVAN Ambition: Elementary Teacher Favorite Song: White Rabbit Memorable Moment: All My Friends NANCY STEBER Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Junior Year HEATHER E. STEVENS Ambition: To Travel Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: Seeing the Foliage SUZANNE M. SWEENEY Ambition: To Photograph the Country Favorite Song: You ' ve Got a Friend Memorable Moment: The Jr. Olympics Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Photograph Memorable Moment: First Day of School LINDA M. STEFFEN 100 ABDULLAH TAHA Ambition: Doctor Favorite Song: Home on the Range Memorable Moment: Coming to America THEREAS THIBAULT Ambition: Artist Favorite Song: Touch Me Memorable Moment: Graduation ROBERT THOM Ambition: To Meet the.Stowes Favorite Song: Star — Star Memorable Moment: Angie PAT THORTON Ambition: To Be Happy Favorite Song: Cherish Memorable Moment: Summer of “ 71 ” 0k � ' fSH 1 JOHN TORLA Robin Rozzi has done it again! CLARIMELTORRES MAUREEN TITONE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Killing Me Softly Memorable Moment: Freshman Year MARGUERITE TORRISSI Ambition: College Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven Memorable Moment: The Victory Party Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Hello It’s Me Memorable Moment: First Day of School Ambition: The Arts Favorite Song: Pride and Passion Memorable Moment: When Jimmy Appeared 101 PATRICIA TREDENTI DIANE M. TOWNSEND DONNA M. TRAKIMAS LISSETTE TRANCOSO Ambition: To Succeed Favorite Song: Delta Dawn Memorable Moment: Graduating From L.H.S. Ambition: To Work with Animals Favorite Song: Precious and Few Memorable Moment: The Junior Semi Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Shambala Memorable Moment: Last Day of School Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Wild World Memorable Moment: Falling Down CARL P. TUDISCO Ambition: Electrician Favorite Song: Gimme Shelter Memorable Moment: Graduating JEAN J. TURINOWSKI Ambition: Business Teacher Favorite Song: No Time Memorable Moment: April 1, 1973 ROBERT J . TURMEL Ambition: Radio Broadcasting Favorite Song: Rambling Man Memorable Moment: Mrs. Duty’s Class DENNIS G. UNGER Ambition: Civil Engineer Favorite Song: Rambling Man Memorable Moment: Senior Prom ’73 102 SHARON E. URDANG STEVE D. VANCOPPENOLLE KAREN E. VAN DYKE JORGE A. VARGAS Ambition: Psychologist Favorite Song: Good Vibrations Memorable Moment: July 15, 1970 Ambition: To Do What I Feel Favorite Song: What You Want Memorable Moments: The Honor Roll Ambition: Hitman for the Mafia Favorite Song: Good Morning Memorable Moment: Junior Year Ambition: Doctor Favorite Song: Esta Dia Feliz Memorable Moment: Playing Baseball ANITA L. VERDI Ambition: A Rewarding Life Favorite Song: Knights in White Satin Memorable Moment: Meeting Ell CAROLYN M. VERDOLOTTI Ambition: Journalist Favorite Song: Fire and Rain Memorable Moment: Summer of’73 JANICE E. VIGNAULT Ambition: Success Favorite Song: I’m Losing You Memorable Moment: Freshman Year ELLEN L. WALKUP Ambition: Psychologist Favorite Song: Something’s Wrong Memorable Moment: Sophomore English Ambition: Secretary Favorite Song: Colour My World Memorable Moment: Period 2 Ambition: X-ray Technician Favorite Song: Touch Me Memorable Moment: Spanish Festival Ambition: To Get Married Favorite Song: Lady Jane Memorable Moment: Period 1 Ambition: Medical Secretary Favorite Song: Country Road Memorable Moment: Mari’s Class MARIE E. WHITE Ambition: To Join the Navy Favorite Song: Touch Me Memorable Moment: Junior Year EVELYN M. WILLIS Ambition: College Favorite Song: Dream On Memorable Moment: Victory Parties CAROL WILLETTE Ambition: Success Favorite Song: Wild Horses Memorable Moment: Senior Year We’ll always remember .. . 104 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 i.i3t 4 it z ■ % Lei ' s put our hands out in time Le Cercle Francais All of these members long to see the Eiffel Tow¬ er, the Arch of Triumph, the splendid city of Paris, and the beautiful French countryside. Although the French club can not make this dream possible, the students, along with their advisor, Miss Manning, do their best to see France through movies and French restaurants. Some are even lucky enough to travel to France during spring vacation. Projects such as making the Eiffel Tower out of toothpicks or designing the French flag with sugar cubes are undertaken by the members. For those students interested in French customs and language, the best thing to do is to join the French Club. Officers: Secretary — Patricia Kennedy, President — John Hart, Treasurer — Linda Arlequeeuw. Parlez-vous Francais? i j rj K — 1 ! fj 18 j 1 gfiB “ ° s it A I FRONT ROW: Mary Ardito, Myra Rodriguez, Bridget Lees, Vivian Khoury, Linda Arlequeeuw, Carol Goguen, An¬ tonia Iannalfo, Nora Daghlian, Eileen Cushing, ROW 2: Robin Nolin, Linda Falcon, Ellen Chaff, Carol Bistany, Lor¬ raine Levesgue, Caroline Ambrosino, Martha Morency, Patricia Kennedy. Debra Posluszny, ROW 3: John Hart, Deb¬ bie Currence, Nancy Desjardins, Karen Currence, Chris Loiselle, Ann Hambelton, Diane Garofalo, Judy Henoud. 116 FRONT ROW: Leslie Raza, Cheryl Lee Bradley, Linda Bradley, Santiago Oleas, Mary Wetmore, Janice Emmert. ROW 2: Steve Madry, Kenneth Laird, Jerry Grassa, Linda Baranauskas, Richard Loszewski, Donna Chaff. Der Deutsch Verein Under the direction of Mrs. J. M. McComiskey, the members of this year’s German Club have been able to ex¬ plore new frontiers and learning opportunities associated with Germany and its neighboring countries. Members are adequately exposed to the country’s culture through ample reading material. Copies of the German magazines, “Rundschau,” and “Hallo Freund,” and “The German Tribune” are always available to them. Further association with the country and the language is acquired through added readings and frequent games of German Scrabble. Planned trips to German restaurants and other places of interest have helped make the club ' s activities both different and pleasurable. ft 0 £� M ' The better points of Germany. 117 Karen Goss, Cynthia Autiello, Lorrie Palombe, Josie Cavallaro, Marie Voisine, Tony DiFrusica, Nancy Plonowski, Jacki Padellaro, Ma¬ ria Aleos, Sandra Pond, Barbara Autiello. An offer she can’t refuse. II Circolo Italiano Italy is one of the most richly endowed cultural centers in the world, and the students in the Italian Club know it. At their monthly meeting the students, under the direction of Ms. Kelly, are studying the cultural aspects of Italian society. They also view pictures taken by the club members who visited Italy during their vacation last year. Italian recipes, poetry, and prose are all studied for their rich and exciting flavor. Arrividerci Roma! Officers: Vice-President — Cynthia Autiello, President — Tony DiFruscia, Secretary — Josie Cavallaro. 118 Buenos Vecinos Some say it’s the next best thing to being there! The Spanish Club tries to familiarize those who are studying this romantic language with the customs and history of Spain. It as well plays an important role in the social life of our Spanish speaking students. Each meeting has an exotic and harmonious flavor which binds all who are involved more closely together. Club activities include field trips to places of Spanish import where the true qualities of Spain can be absorbed. Ole! Officers: Secretary — Patricia Hattori, President — Jose Ortiz, Vice-President — Leonard Roca. i f If 1 « I 1 ' j J| m HB Rj v 9 W M ja j | FRONT ROW: Patricia Kennedy, Gayle Rocker, Judy White, Susan Fieldhouse, Belkis Naut, Jacklin Adams, Omar Hilario, ROW 2: Margaret Burke, Altagrosia Rosa, Ellen Marie Sullivan, Grace Espinoza, Atina Cabrera, Jo Ann Burke, Celia Rivas, ROW 3: John Severin, Susan Hay, Pat Hattori, Jose Ortiz, Martha Fernandez, Mike Kobos, Judi Beauregard, Leonard Roca. 119 FRONT ROW: Mary McDonald, Monica Pellerin, Mary Ann Ramey, Bridget Lees, Julie B olduc, Gail Skinner, Ramona Kopacz, Donna Najem, Kathryn Voisine, Patricia McNamara, Susan Fieldhouse. ROW 2: Donna Audy, Ellen Bresnahan, Julie Keenan, Kim Roth, Patricia Mahoney, Donna Camasso, Eileen Cushing, Debra Budd, Cindy Blanchette, Nadine Grillo, Caroline Ambrosino. ROW 3: Ray Autiello, Brenda Barry, Patricia Thornton, Linda Falcon, Melissa DiNatale, Lois Moquin, Theresa Lombari, Maryanne Rigoli, Marie Misserville, Wendy Lee, Leslie Raza. ROW 4: Richard Gaudet, Melissa Chabot, Lee Ian- nazzo, Teresa Rasmussen, Debbie Manning, Lynndiane Costa, Mike Gregg, Ann Marie Zakiewicz, Christine Blanchette, Debora Zuccarello, Beverly Schwarz, Debbie Anzaldi. ROW 5: E. Harry Manzi, Donna M. Chaff, Mildred O’Donnell, Linda Custeau, Ruthann Gouldsbrough, Peter Blanchette, Anita McCarthy, Dawn Dube, Nancy Kendall, Ann Hambelton, Bill Russell, Leonard Roca. The Bulletin Much hard work and many assorted tal¬ ents go into the making of the Bulletin, Law¬ rence High’s literary magazine. Typists spend hours typing and retyping stencils. Artists may linger for hours over just the right sketch % and writers work for days to complete their project. The publication is put out entirely by the students, along with advisor Mr. John Lukas, and is written proof that the students of Lawrence High do have talent, even though some haven’t quite realized their po¬ tential yet. Editors: Ruthann Gouldsbrough, Ann Marie Zakiewicz, Debra Budd, Ramona Kopacz — editor-in- chief, Mary McDonald, Melissa DiNatale, Richard Gaudet. 120 Editors: FRONT ROW: Joe D’Urso, Howard Flagler, Nancy Goulet, Sheryl Brooks, Ray Autiello, Susan Krawiec. ROW 2: Cheryl Bradley, Kathy Nassif— editor-in-chief, Cindy Tait. The Lawrencian The Lawrencian staff really knows how to put it together under the direction of Ms. Brucato and Ms. Olsen. Members organize their own material and suffer through the times of no news, while reporters want “news” that will still be “news” when the edition is distributed. However, the no news periods at Lawrence High are infrequent since something is always going on. This staff, which is well equipped, manages quite well and adds to the theory that Lawrence High School has some fine literary people. One of the best attractions of the Lawrencian is that it is free of charge and abundantly distributed. The paper is freely given as are the talents of the staff that makes it all possible — especially the advice given in the “Dear Billingsworth” column. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Lee Bradley, Sylvie Ouelett, Bonnie Bartlett, Mary Skandier, Nancy Plonowski, Barbara Longo, Kathryn Voisine, Linda Bradley, Donna Ramey, Mary Anne Ramey. ROW 2: Nancy Goulet, Debora Zuccarello, Howard Flagler, Ray Autiello, Annie Bresnahan, Jayne Avallone, Richard Adams, Sheryl Brooks, Cindy Tait, Linda Routhier. ROW 3: Barry Milstone, Joe D’Urso, Debbie Currence, Mike McLaughlin, Rose Marie Cavallaro, Kathy Nassif, David Feingold, George Corey, Susan Krawiec, Cheryl Lynch. 121 Yearbook Editorial Staff: FRONT ROW: Doreen Desantis, Verna Bedard, Elizabeth Coletta, Jean Riccio, Holly Fisher, Diane Brooks, Mary Anne Ramey, Yvonne Martelli, Carol DeFrancesco. ROW 2: Terence Morrison, Mark Hatem, Ann Perruccio, Finda Baranauskas, Donna Kennedy, Cynthia Jastrem, Anita Verdi, Finda Deluca, Patricia Thornton. ROW 3: David Hambleton, Kim Wright, Jack Fees, Kathi Carabello, Debra Friedrich, Roger Martin, Ann Hambleton, Kathleen Woods, Ruthann Gouldsbrough. ROW 4: Feonard Roca, Robert Mailloux, E. Harry Manzi, William Russell, Joseph Bourassa, Donna Chaff, William Kamal, Joseph Butera. Blue And White Editors: Jack Fees, Ann Hambleton, Verna Bedard, Kim Wright, Mark Hatem, E. Harry Man¬ zi editor-in-chief, Terence Morrison, Mary Anne Ramey, Finda Deluca, Ruthann Goulds¬ brough, Feonard Roca. 122 Anxiety, ignorance, stubborness, confusion . . . are these the qualities that go into the making of the greatest yearbook ever at L.H.S.? You bet they are! These negative characteristics are profound in some, but transparent in others. The making of our yearbook required the understanding of these weak points which were embedded in each and every one of us. This, in turn, gave us a sense of affection and togetherness never before found within the vast - ever — reaching boundaries of Lawrence High School. What goes into the making of a great yearbook? Certainly not proclaimed experience. We proved that. Ours was the duty of producing humorous captions, cropping unusual candids, canvassing towns for ads, and staying awake until “The Morn¬ ing After” simply because the total responsibility lay in our hands. Every year the yearbook staff continually be¬ comes more dedicated in its quest for establishing the most impressive yearbook, which we hope will reflect the spirit and fiber of these, our final days, at L.H.S. We have met our objective. We have re¬ linquished our anxieties. We are proud to present to you our final product. We have achieved our goal. Yearbook Advertising Staff: FRONT ROW: Anna Lacroix, Ann Bouchard, Debra Budd, Deborah Callagy, Jackie Healy, Romona Kopacz, Gail Skinner, Mary McDonald, Paula Perrota, Patricia Sar- cione. ROW 2: Lynndiane Costa, Donna Mignauit, Sharon Urdang, Pat Gosselin, Gary Hill, Brenda Najem, Judy White, Claudette Poirier, Ann Marie Zakeiwicz, Brenda Desjardins. ROW 3: Kathy Nassif, Mary Knightly, Pat Hattori, Janet Lacharite, Teresa Rasmussen, Sheila Johnson, Denise Boie, Linda Rogers, Melissa DiNatale, Frieda Saffie. ROW 4: Judy Averback, Ann Desjardins, Judi Beaur¬ egard, Sue Hay, Susan Krawiec, Nancy Goulet, Doreen Dube, Jose Ortiz, Cathy Prescott, Joan Hart, Michael McLaughlin. Home Sweet Home Dave hides from hard work. E. Harry Manzi! ■ earhook Gossip? Cheerleaders “We love you Lancers, oh yes we do. We love you Lancers, and we’ll be true. When you’re not near us, we’re blue, oh Lancers we love you.ooo” is one of the many cheers presented by our cheerlead¬ ers. These girls are truly dedicated to supporting our team through victories and defeats. A consider¬ able amount of their spare time is spent in diligent practice, enabling them to perfect their routines. Enthusiasm, energy, spirit, personality, and smiles all assist in stirring up the excitement of the crowds. Their voices are loud, the cheers are self- prepared, and the jumps are death-defying. The cheerleaders deserve special credit for their contin¬ uous efforts. They stand beside our boys, hoping to give them the spirit and the willingness to win. Voila! Varsity Cheerleaders: F RONT ROW: Ramona Kopacz, Kathy Kubara, Laurie Melnick, Brenda Desjardins — Captain, Linda Nanartonis, Donna Kennedy. ROW 2: Cindy I ait. Carol Dube, Peggy Hanley, Debra Shimkonis, Carla Keller, Hiyam Mukarkar. J.V. Cheerleaders: Joanne Lydon, Debora Zuccarello, Cheryl Esty, Sandra Kfoury, Barbara Castles. 125 126 L.H.S. Band The band is quite entertaining to listen to, espe¬ cially this year. Under the leadership of the new band director, Mr. Bruso, many changes have been made. He has added more maneuvering and prac¬ ticing. New band uniforms now brighten up the band even more. A stage band has recently been added, and certain members of the band practice popular songs once a week. The band activity is now worth one full credit, and students attend ev¬ ery day during either fourth or fifth period. The band prepares the student to develop a very special talent in a very magical world. Let the music play! Band Officers: William Kamal, Debra Budd, Russ Alfieri, Mary McDonald, Donna Chaff. Band, Majorettes, Flag Squad: FRONT ROW: Cindy Michaud, Sisam Trepanier, Joyce Trebino, Patricia Sarcione, Joselyne Laforge, Deborah Girard, Donna Audy, Kelly McOsker, Rosemary Sandner. ROW 2: Francia Diaz, Ellenmarie Sullivan, Vin¬ cent Searvaglien, Debra Budd, Leslie Raza, Nancy LeBlanc, Mary McDonald, Cathy Noble, Cheryl LeBlanc, Blanca Geizman, Charles Dusso, Angela Joaquim. ROW 3: Larry Sott, William Musgrave, Nancy Kendall, Samuel Hilario, Kevin Stefanilo, Thomas Brunelle, Mildred O ' Donnell, Russ Alfieri, William Kamal, Donna Chaff, Arthur Reynolds. ROW 4: Omar Hilario, Lori Bowers, Cindy Benedix, Sandra Kfoury, Israel Brito, Jacklin Adams, Nelson Jimenez, Hermes Jimenez, Cathy Chaff, Martha Alfieri, Erin Clifton, Bob Toscano. ROW 5: Beth Ryley, Mary Bourque, Pamela Morency, Debra Ritchie, Mariann Cardello, Cathy Pawlisheck, Karen Kallio, Jane Asquith, Mary Wetmore. Is the sun in your eyes, T.C.? 127 Flag Squad: Debra Ritchie, Pamela Morency, Cathy Pawlisheck, Jane Asquith, Karen Kallio, Mariann Cardello, Mary Bourque. The Majorettes And Flag Squad The majorettes and the flag squad are an essential part of this years band. After long, hard hours of practice, the majorettes have become a credit to Lawrence High School. They have won two trophies in the National Baton Twirlers Association, first place for the High School Twirling Squad and second place in the Dance Twirl Team Corps. The flag squad has also added great color to our sports events, marching down the field carrying our school colors. All in all, the majorettes, flag squad and band work together in uni¬ son and provide L.H.S. with some great music and entertaining enjoyment. Catch! Majorettes: Joselyne Laforge, Patricia Sarcione, Joyce Trebino, Rosemary Sandner, Cindy Michaud, Susan Trepanier, Kelly McOsker, Donna Audy, Deb¬ orah Girard. 128 Senior Band Members: Mariann Cardello, Pamela Morency, William Kamal, Debra Budd, Russ Alfieri, Mary McDonald, Donna Chaff, Patricia Sarcione, Donna Audy. 129 Pep Club And Rally This year the Pep Club has done a tre¬ mendous job of helping our cheerleaders boost the morale of our football team. Conducting rallies before the Central and Lowell games, these members help to promote school spirit and bring the play¬ ers the enthusiasm they need to play a great game. As the fans watch the plane fly over the field with the banner, “We love our Lancers: L.H.S. Pep Club,” we can see that the Pep Club has achieved their goal in maintaining spirit. Pep Club Officers: Secretary — Sue Hey, President — Mary Emmell, Treasurer — Kathy Lamontagne, Vice-President — Judi Beauregard. Pep Club: FRONT ROW: Mary Emmell, Rosanne Stella, Patricia Mahoney, Caroline Ambrosino, Sharon Desjardins, Susan Fieldhouse, Monica Pellerin, Jean Riccio, Susan Doiron, Claudette Poirier, Linda Paradise. ROW 2: Barbara Autiello, Pat Gosselin, Denise Decubel- lis, Mary Knightly, Pat Hattori, Nancy Hebert, Ann Bouchard, Josie Cavallaro, Karen Hornby, Kathy Pangburn, Linda Landry. ROW 3: Joanne Briggs, Janet Lacharite, Cyndi Savastano, Anita Verdi, Kathy Gregg, Laurie DiBurro, Theresa Beaudoin, Ginette Moreault, Do¬ reen Dube, Denise Boie, Linda Rogers. ROW 4: Ann Desjardins, Joan Hart, Sandra Bald, Anita McCarthy, Sue Hey, Linda Flacon, Charlotte Parnagian, Linda Trim, Sharon Witkiewicz, Donna Mignault, Kathy Lamontagne. 130 They departed . . . 131 January 17, 1974 . .. Quill And Scroll Honor Society Inducts 124 Seniors And Juniors. Gary gets “pinned”. . . . and in they came. Mr. Lukas speaks to inductees. Pat receives her award. Kathy . . . Harry . . . Ramona . . . Junior L — Pins Winners: FRONT ROW: Debra Budd, Mary Anne Ramey, Mary McDonald, Diane Brooks, Ramona Kopacz, Gail Skinner, Yvonne, Martel- li, Verna Bedard, Jean Riccio. ROW 2: Kathy Nassif, Pat Hattori, Donna Kennedy, Cynthia Jastrem, Diane Pellerin, Elizabeth Coletta, Judy White, Kathy Passler, Doreen DeSantis. ROW 3: Susan Krawiec, Ann Desjardins, Ruthann Gouldsbrough, Kathleen Johnson, Roger Martin, Kathy Bresnahan, Anita Verdi, Robert Charest, Denise Boie, Dorothy Charest. ROW 4: Robert Mailloux, Harry Manzi, Mark Linn, William Kamal, William Russell, Donna Chaff, Carolyn Verdolotti, Kim Wright, Kathi Carabello, Kathy Woods. Spanish Honor Society: FRONT ROW: Judy White, Maria Benenati, Louanne Kfoury, Donna Camasso, Gayle Rocker. ROW 2: Paul Cavar- retta, George Corey, Kathy Kubara, Laurie DiBurro, Richard Chamber- lain, Denise Gereau. Outstanding High School Students: FRONT ROW: Anita Verdi, Cynthia Jastrem, Pat Hattori, T. C. McDonald, Dale Dion, Cheryl Lee Bradley, Kathy Passler. ROW 2: Ann Hambleton, Rock Rottler, Jose Ortiz, Linda Falcon, Patricia Thornton, Donna Kennedy, Linda Baranauskas. ROW 3: Leonard Roca, Robert Mailloux, Harry Manzi, Kim Wright, David Hambleton, Brian Murphy, Barry Milstone. Student Government No system can survive without some connection between the leaders and the systems’ members. To help fill the gap between the Administration and the stu¬ dent body, officials are elected by the stu¬ dents to represent them in presenting their problems, gripes, and praises to the faculty and headmaster. Our Student government is made up of a president, vice-president, secretary-trea¬ surer, and homeroom representatives. Each job has its own glory, but that’s not all. It provides the student with a sense of leadership, responsibility and integrity, that will help him greatly when he goes out into a truly complex world. Senior Homeroom Reps: FRONT ROW: Linda Rogers, Carol DeFrancesco, Ramona Kopacz, Jackie Healy, T. C. McDonald, Donna Kennedy. ROW 2: Sue Hey, Barbara Bishop, Terry Morrison, Susan Endyke, Bob Haman, Kathy Lamontagne. ROW 3: David Pickles, Carolyn Verdolotti, Karen Barbett, Patricia McCarthy, Peter Blanchette, David Robinson. Senior Class Officers: Secretary-Treasurer — Judi Beauregard, President — Tony DiFruscia, Vice-President — Mark Hatem. Judi does her part for the senior class. Advisors to the School Committee: Dave Hambleton, Donna Kennedy, Donna Najem, Annie Bresnahan, Tony DeFruscia. Advisor to State Regional Committee: Dave Hambleton. Student Council: FRONT ROW: Debbie Buote, Patricia Kennedy, Anne Girouard, Donna Ramey, Mary Anne Ramey, Howard Flagler, Linda Routier. ROW 2: Kim Wright, Chuck Prescott, Linda DeLuca, Donna Kennedy, Kathy Halloran, Debbie Shimkonis, Sheryl Halloran. Student Council Officers: Debbie Shimkonis, Donna Kennedy President, Howard Flagler, Sheryl Halloran. 135 Glee Club The Lawrence High School Glee Club has undergone a drastic change this year, having become an all-girl club, with the exception of the announcer. This change has been well re¬ ceived and has led to a great deal of enthusiasm. Glee Club members perform a wide variety of music and, rehearsals take place for sixty to ninety minutes each day. The results are well worth the work. Members of the Glee Club give concerts throughout the year. During the Christmas season approximately eight concerts, some of them on the members own time, take place in the community as well as in school. The club performs at “L Pin” and “National Honor Society” inductions. They enjoy giving their Annual Spring Concerts and participating in Graduation Exercises. Each year the club members work very hard on at least one big fund-raising project. The results of their hard work are shown dur¬ ing the year by taking field trips in order to partake in music festivities, and by giving scholarships to deserving seniors during the Class Day program. Officers: President — Anita Verdi, Vice-President — Ramona Kopacz, Secretary Treasurer — Wil¬ liam Russell, Librarian — Mary Emmell. FRONT ROW: Josefina Clemente, Nora Daghlian, Jacki Padellaro, Gail Skinner, Myra Rodriguez, Angela Patrakis, Holly Fisher, Ramona Kopacz, Brenda Stephanian, Darlene Daniele. ROW 2: Ellen Hart, Celia Rivas, Josie Cavallaro, Cheryl Rich¬ ardson, Sheryl Brooks, Mary Emmell, Daisy Clemente, Altagracia Rosa, Damaris Ortiz, Belen Ortiz. ROW 3: Beverly Blouin, Judy Henoud, Judie Lamphier, Kathy Kubara, Melissa DiNatale, Lisa Somers, Anita Verdi, Debra Croteau, Doreen Dube, Fran Pelletier. 136 Alumni Secretaries Our alumni secretaries, devot¬ ing their valuable time and effort, are indispensable to every Law¬ rence High School alumnus. They keep our illustrious graduates well informed of current happenings within the organization and of the status of the scholarship account. Without the prodding of these secretaries, the money received for the scholarship would not be accredited, and a deserving stu¬ dent would not be able to attend college. Filing, typing, billing and accounting are all strenuous du¬ ties which they perform intelli¬ gently and happily. Well done, girls! Reina Veilleux and Pam Routhier do their part for L.H.S. Library Aides The library aides, whose responsi¬ bilities were greatly magnified in comparison to last year, are especial¬ ly diligent and helpful this year. The reason for this was the change of lo¬ cation of the school’s library from L.H.S.’s fourth floor to Lawrence’s brand new library across the street. Sacrificing spare periods to help our librarian, Mrs. Werlin, in keeping up with the deluge of anxious students eager to use the new facilities, these students braved heat and cold alike to perform their duties. Filing, pick¬ ing up books, and in general keeping everything in its place, the library aides certainly kept the high school’s section of the library running effi¬ ciently and smoothly. FRONT ROW: Marianne Morrison, Theresa Lombari, Michael Pellerin, Mark Pellerin, Lee Iannazzo. ROW 2: Peter Lucchesi, Deborah Richer, Marc Milas, Darlene Buton, Bob Raymond, Brian McGovern. 137 Home Economics Club For those girls who are interested in im¬ proving domestic abilities, the Home Eco¬ nomics Club is the place to be. Under the guidance of Mrs. Langevin, the members of the club develop a sufficient background for housekeeping which will be useful in future years. The club takes up special projects which class time will not permit. Subjects such as sewing, cooking, nursing, and basic bookkeeping are emphasized. The Home Economics Club performs a useful function and is well appreciated by its successful members. Officers: Martha Fernandez, Terry Harriman. FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Mulhare, Linda Doyle, Linda Mallette, Gayle Mottram, Olga Chasante, Lucia Sousa, Verginia Ar- velo, Grace Fichera, Kathy Leavitt, Cheryl Abate. ROW 2: Elaine Laforge, Mary Ellen Baggett, Norma Caraballo, Denise Costa, Bilen Ortez, Kandie McAvoy, Patricia Jalbert, Rosa Caraballo, Terry Harriman, Barbara Perrotta. ROW 3: Linda Trim, Michelle Hanson, Martha Fernandez, Jeanne Beliveau, Johanne Ouellet, Marie Boucher, Debbie Despres, Linda Mc¬ Kinney, Diane Mallette. 138 Yum! That looks good. 139 FRONT ROW: Mary McDonald, Verna Bedard, Mary Anne Ramey, Donna Ramey, Ramona Kopacz, Hiyam Mukarkar, Jean Riccio, Caroline Ambrosino, Laurie DiBurro, Brenda Desjardins. ROW 2: Anita Verdi, Donna Kennedy, Linda Rogers, Joseph Tornatore, Kathy Passler, Linda DeLuca, Linda Falcon, Ellen Chaff, Kathy Kubara, Melissa DiNatale. ROW 3: Leonard Roca, John Severin, Kim Wright, Ann Flambelton, Ann Desjardins, Jose Ortiz, Mary Knightly, Kathy Lamontagne, William Russell, William Kamal, Robert Mailloux. History Club Every Lawrence High school student is required to take a course in United States History. Most students do not mind this rule because of the interest generated by History teachers and the students thirst for knowl¬ edge of their ancestors. The members of the History Club are great exam¬ ples of academic spirit. The club serves a dual purpose for the students. First it provides the students with a better knowledge of the material. Second, it tries to educate its’ members in the history of today. It does this by discussions, field trips to historical sites and placing an overall feeling of patriotism among all its’ members. The History Club has been a great asset to the extra-curricular activities of L.H.S. llpylm 09 M Bi §HF ' .S . 11 , Officers: Donna Kennedy, Anita Verdi, Kim Wright — President, Lennie Roca. 140 Biology Club This year’s Biology Club has been a unique and exciting learning experience. The objec¬ tive of the club is to help its members in fur¬ thering their knowledge and enjoyment of the science. A visit to the New England Aquari¬ um and the Museum of Science in Boston and other such activities, under the guidance of the advisor, Mr. Pacheco, have made this possible. Due to the interrelationship with the Ecol¬ ogy Club, more students are able to partici¬ pate in school and community projects. This enables the students to view the world from both a biological and ecological aspect — a world which we will soon inherit. Officers: Cynthia Jastrem, Mary Anne Ramey — President, Harry Manzi, Cheryl Bradley. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Bradley, Monica Pellerin, Ramona Kopacz, Donna Najem, Susan Fieldhouse, Bridget Lees, Linda Bradley, Hi- yam Mukarkar, Jean Riccio, Verna Bedard, Mary McDonald, Mary Anne Ramey, Pam Routhier, Caroline Ambrosino. ROW 2: Joseph Tornatore, Donna Kennedy, Linda Deluca, Kathy Kubara, Carol Dube, Cynthia Jastrem, Brenda Desjardins, Brenda Najem, Kathy Pas- sler, Debra Budd, Laurie DiBurro, Gary Hill, Patricia Mahoney, Reina Veilleux. ROW 3: Linda Trim, Kathy McCann, Linda Baranaus- kas, Jose Ortiz, Diane Morin, Diane Garofalo, Melissa DiNatale, Anita Verdi, Pat Hattori, Ellenmarie Sullivan, Mary Knightly, Linda Falcon, Andrea Godin, Susan McGowan. ROW 4: Leonard Roca, John Hart, John Severin, William Russell, Donna Chaff, William Kamal, Judi Beauregard, Anita McCarthy, Carla Keller, Ann Hambelton, Kathy Lamontagne, Susan Krawiec, Susan Hey, Kim Wright. Ecology Club This year’s Ecology Club, under the supervision of Miss Marquerite Murphy, has shown the capability of producing will¬ ing, hard working and diligent students. These students have pride in their work and understand the essential importance of their environment. The Ecology Club is always actively engaged in cleaning Law¬ rence High’s school grounds, recreational centers, and other littered areas. The stu¬ dents of the Ecology Club found not only enjoyment, but also a way to keep Ameri¬ ca beautiful. The ecologists of Lawrence High School are one answer in solving en¬ vironmental problems. They are a fine example of the upstanding attitude por¬ trayed by many Lawrence High School students. Officers: Kathy Kubara, Kim Wright, Leonard Roca — President, Maria Benenati, Mary Ann Ramey. FRONT ROW. Maria Benenati, Jean Riccio, Donna Najem, Linda M. Bradley, Susan Fieldhouse, Mary Ann Ramey, Debo¬ rah Girard. ROW 2: Linda Rogers, Mary Knightly, Laurie DiBurro, Caroline Ambrosino, Pam Routhier, Debra Budd, Cheryl Lee Bradley. ROW 3: Joseph S. Tornatore, Pat Gosselin, Cynthia Jastrem, Ellenmarie Sullivan, Andrea Godin, Reina Veilleux, Anita Verdi. ROW 4: Leonard N. Roca, William Kamal, Kim Wright, Ann Hambelton, Linda Falcon, Melissa DiNatale, Ka¬ thy Kubara, Donna Mignault. 142 Art Club Many unrealized talents have been discovered at Lawrence High School with the help of our well qualified art staff. Our art department ranges from simple pencil sketches and ceramic pot¬ tery to creative and unique sculptures. A student who is ar¬ tistically inclined may experi¬ ment with the many new art techniques and express his thoughts and fellings through creative sketching. Students learn to create alone and add the finishing touch by the help and guidance provided by the highly qualified teachers in this department. FRONT ROW: Joyce Lewis, Barry Mele, Cheryl Asquith, Caridad Silvera, Jane Asquith, Rosanne Stella. ROW 2: Kathi Carabello, Francia Diaz, Dmar Hilario, Gertrudys Su, Nancy Bourbeau, Richard Mastracci. Officers: Francia Diaz, Nancy Bourbeau — President, Kathi Carabello. 143 Sports We won ' t be searching anymore ■ i 1 it i V 1 i ■ 1 A I V MNHb m I Pigskin Review L.H.S. Coaching Staff L-R: Walt Roberts, Bob Fitzgerald, Bob Silva, Vince Keough, Tom Sawyer, Terrence Breen. Well, that old saying, “Try, try again,” evidently does have truth to it. In spite of the 1-7-1 record, the Lancer spirit pre¬ vailed throughout the season. Co-captains Chuck Berube and Rick Sammataro did a fine job of keeping the team united. The fact that the guys spent a week in training camp contributed. They all remembered that they had sacrificed their last week of summer vacation to the cause of winning and weren’t willing to give up an easy win to any rival team. The team suffered two really heart breaking losses this year. It was the first time in 9 years that our intercity rival Central Catholic beat L.H.S., though the determined efforts of L.H.S. are distinctly remembered. The second heartbreaker came in the annual Turkey Game with Lowell. The team had definitely given their all for this game, held the lead for a few sparkling moments, only to see the lead disintegrate before their eyes. The game was superbly executed by the Lancers. We salute the valiant football players of L.H.S. for their courage and determination and give a special tribute to Chuck Berube, the one and only Monster Man. 1st ROW: Coach Bob Fitzgerald, Bob Hamman, Dave Pickles, George Peters, Dave Hammond, Rick Sammataro, Chuck Berube, Scott Masucci, Dave Makin, Ray Autiello, Rock Rotler, Leo Maguire, Coach Vince Keough. 2nd ROW: Coach Bob Silva, Gene Cookson, Greg John, Pat Beauchamp, Bill Feole, Dave Robinson, Angelo Morales, Joe Durso, Dave Hambleton, Bob Label, Norman Grenier, Joe Cerami, Frank Annaldo, Trainer Terence Breen. 3rd ROW: Brian Mitchell, Joe Dizazzo, Pete Karamourtopolis, Neil Driscoll, Steve Clifton, Scott Mitchell, Leo Lopiano, A1 Hambelton, Paul Cavaretta, Mike Solomon, Maur¬ ice Hajjar, Ed Saab, Mark DiBenidetto, Coach Tom Sawyer. 146 Chuck Stoney Angelo || t - ■n% l � - 4k S i|r -„ t r w - � h. !r Ji E V 4 i5 Cel ifP n. • ••• Jr • - � w y � ■ ,r ' r V| 1 4 V ■v - V 1 Pete Karamourtopolis runs for daylight. Co-captain Rich Sammataro says “What did I step in now?” 148 High stepping Pete Karamatopolous eats up the real estate. The rugged Lancer defense refuses to yield. George Peters gets set to unleash “the bomb”. Dave Hammond watches anx¬ iously from the bench. Co-captain Chuck Berube skirts the corner for more P ete Karamatourpolis displays his great sense of yardage. balance. 149 Lancers Soccer To ’Em The Lawrence High School Soccer Team once again com¬ bined boys of many different countries to result in a well per¬ formed effort. This year was a reconstruction period for the Lawrence High School Soccer Team. Only in its third season of existence at L.H.S., the team had to suffer the loss of many veteran players. These players, who graduated in June of 1973, had been with the team since its beginning at L.H.S. In spite of the 2-10-5 record that the team holds, determination prevailed throughout the season. Coach Frank Nicolosi, in his first year as soccer coach, had two dependable co-captains, Terry Morrison and Tony Feole. The situation looks brighter for next year. There will be more experienced players, along with a more experienced Coach Nicolosi. The only severe loss that the team is contemplating is — you guessed it — Jacqueline Healy, the pretty team manager. 1973-74 Varsity Soccer Team FRONT ROW — Juan Pazmino, Walter Huacon, Co-captain Terry Morrison, Franco Scarvaglieni, Rick Adams, Sam Barillas, Chris Mroczko, Carlos Mavi- la. SECODN ROW — Brian Alonzi, Jimmy Levita, Mike Greg, Cecilia Perez, Lyman Jones, Mark Hatem, Tony Aditado, Billy Carney, Co-captain Tony Feole. BACK ROW — Coach Frank Nicolosi, Ronald Cobar, John Newell, Ronald King, Barry Milestone, Russ Robideau, Flowie Spector, Steve Girabaldi, Bill Traynor, Joe Butera, Carlos Arboleda, Assistant coach Ron Prada. 150 Co-captains — Terry Morrison and Tony Feole. Mark Hatem and Lyman Jones warming up with the team manager. Franco Scarvaglieni and Chris Mroczko carry the ball up the Field. John Newell prepares to get a piece of the ball. 151 Terry Morrison, a determined captain. Brian Alonzi makes another one of his superb saves. No ball is too high for Russ Robideau. Mark Hatem maneuvers the ball for the Lancers. L.H.S. Lancers on the move. 152 THE BALL IT SOARS, THE CROWD IT ROARS Well, it wasn’t another year of being bound for the Tech, but it was another team that was in need of reconstruction due to the loss of practically all of the veteran players. The team still had the two point-getters, Dan Cargill and Dan Richards, and a great coach, John Kelleher, to carry them through the season with a satisfactory record. Heartbreaking losses came in the two games with Central Catholic, but all that attended the games consider that Central won in points only. The team spirit and determination at these two games spurred the crowd on to this belief. The team has ambitions for higher scores next year. Everyone knows that Coach Kelleher seeks this goal along with the hopes of finding “higher” boys. 1974 Varsity Basketball Team: FRONT ROW L-R: Barry Jackson, Dan Cargill, Dan Richards, Chester Cousins. BACK ROW L-R: Derrell Petty, Dave Robinson, Jesus Nova, Eddie Romano, Jim Trotochaud, Coach John Kelleher, Scott Brown Missing when picture was taken: Jackie Clark. 154 Another Lancer drive towards the basket. Dave Robinson displays the growing pressures of the game. A tense moment for the Lancers. 155 HOOPSTERS DELIGHT Currently in the midst of transition from the Essex County League to the Merrimack Valley Conference, the 1973-1974 girls’ basketball team faced various new opponents as well as traditional old rivals this season. Gone from the roster were Salem and Lynn English; amply replacing them, however, were Dracut and our next-door neighbor, St. Mary’s. Practice was still the same as ever — hard! The result of these sessions was displayed for the home crowd this year at the Essex County Training School, on its beautiful rubberized court. With Varsity coach, Sally Reynolds, and Junior Varsity Coach, Patty Morency, combining their various talents to make every workout “stimulating,” their Lancerette team developed a long and lasting affection for their can of Tough Skin foot spray. Although not living up to expectations, the hard work of the team was not in vain, ending the season with a record of 6-8. Girls Varsity Basketball Team: FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Rutledge, Sandy Bald, Denise Gereau, Karen Endyke, Andrea Godin; BACK ROW: Coach — Sallie Reynolds, Wendy Lee, Diane Morin, Ann Hambelton, Sheryl Haloran, Ramona Schiffer, Susan McGowan. J.V. Girls Basketball: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach — Patty Morency, Susan Fortier, Kit Shine, Karen Currence, Nanette Lionde, Valerie Simmons, Cheryl Lynch, Mary Anne White, Coach Susan Amilio. 156 J.V. Girls Basketball Team; LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Sirois, Barbara Longo, Karen Girabaldi, Ruth DeMarco, Christine Horeczy, Deborah Buote. 157 m m V 9A 158 Slipping, Sliding, Scoring Another season of non-league competetion existed for the Lawrence High School Hockey Team. Along with other things, that’s some¬ thing to look forward to next year. The Lancers will finally be back into organized hockey after a two year absence. Outstanding players were found in the per¬ sons of Pat Shea, David Pickles, and Joe Gag¬ non — the L.H.S. stalwart Veterans. The record for the hockey team isn’t exactly a winning record, but the guys never gave up. Our scores may not have been winning, but everyone that attended the games could sense the determination of the players. Maybe when the team is back into a league with more evenly matched opponents, the scores will match the spirit and maybe, just maybe, the attendance of the crowd will match the score. FRONT ROW, L-R: Tom Mannion, Brian Alonzi, Kim Blanchette, Steve Gerribaldi, Joe Macnamara, Paul Parent, Bill Rourke, Flash Gordon. Dave Pic¬ kles, John Pinet. BACK ROW L-R: Coaches Tom Sawyer Jim Gurry, Mike Greg, James Jackson, Joe Gagnon, Greg Morris, Ralph Higgenbottom, Joe Aleksa, Bill Balnchette, Paul Debennedetto, Pat Shea, Junior Gagnon, Brian Q. Simmers. 159 Do you think he ' ll notice my legs?! Brian Alonzi gives all he has ... 101 percent. Mike Greg sees a victory. Tom Mannion brilliantly moves around the defense. 160 . . . Is it soup yet? Pat Shea shines again. Joe Gagnon ... a superstar in his own time. 161 Marks . .. Get-Set Go! “Run for your life” seemed to be the motto of the L.H.S. track team this year. It was the first winning season in six years. The runners came up with a very commendable record of 6-2. The team had more “know-how” this year along with experienced runners. Co-captain Mark Hatem proved that he was the great runner that everyone knew he would turn into. Both team and coach worked courageously this year and came up with a well-deserved record. Regardless of what was said, the boys and coach of the indoor track team proved it could be done — have a winning season. FRONT ROW, L-R: Eric Ernshaw, Ed Saab, Oma Hilario, Bob Hammond, Steve Emery, Mark Hatem, Artty Ricktor, George Khoury, Howie Spector, Brian Rogers, Mike Ditolinar. BACK ROW: Ass. Coach Glen Alsup, Donald Saab, Paul Cardozza, Bill Collons, Jeff Schulz, Greg John, Brian Murphy, Paul Cavar- retta, Tom Salvo, Jim Loffredo, Sam Hilario, Dick Guselli, Coach Bob Welch, Bob Vituli. 162 Don Saab puts everything into the shotput. No jump is too high for Tom Salvo. Senior Jim Loffredo Oma Hilario, ajunior. Sam Hilario, a hard runner. 163 Brian Murphy hurdles his way to victory. Captain Mark Hatem sprints to another victory. Captain Steve Emery, a consist¬ ent point getter. Jeff Scholtz passes baton to Steve Emery. Mike Ditollinir, a determined runner. 164 Grappling on the Mat The theory of Samson and his long hair was proved entirely wrong again this year by the Lawrence High School Wrestling Team. The L.H.S. wrestlers had another fantastic season even though rules state that the guys can’t wear hair below their col¬ lars. So much for that Biblical rule! The season record for the team is 11-3-2, and they placed fourth in the Northeast Sectional Regional Championships. Six of our wrestlers went on to the State Championships to put on a fine performance on representing Lawrence High. The outstanding wrestlers were Moose Hajjar, David Ham- bleton, Ed Kasila, and Jamie Dupuy — of course all were veterans. For next year, the wrestlers don’t have much to worry about. 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Theberge David Perillo Dennis Desharnais Joe Ramos Sheila Johnson Dennis Saffie Louis Sarcione Debbie Sargent Jeffrey Scholz Rose Silvestro Adolfo Cozzone Barbara Keogh Arthur Richter, Jr. ABDULLAS’ BAKERY GOOD LUCK TO THE 1974 GRADUATES Syrian-Lebanese Bread 173 Lawrence Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 688-8427 A FRIEND art 9 s TALL QUEEN SIZE SHOPPE 193 Essex Street, Lawrence Tel. 68-77042 GOOD LUCK Compliments of ALLEN’S CAFE Eddie Costa manager CUOMO’S Offers a 10% Discount on Any Stereo System on Display to Any Lawrence High School Student in the Class of 1974 BACHMANN’S FOOD AND CATERING SERVICE, INC. 395 Central St. 1262 Cambridge St. Lowell, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. 145 Lawrence St. Lawrence, Mass. We Cater Any Event Anywhere Excellent Food And Quality Service for over 40 years 7 Showell Ct. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-9540 172 BARBIE’S TRESS- CHIC BEAUTY SALON AND WIG SALON Complete Beauty And Wig Care. Formerly, TRESS-CHIC WIGS OF LAWRENCE Barbara Goodwin (Proprietor) 14 Sand Hill Road Salem, N.H. MU 3-6125 686-0101 Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1974 from WCCM RADIO 8 BARON’S TELEVISION SERVICE Greater Lawrence ' s own station 118 Essex Street Lawrence, Massachusetts 01840 GOOD LUCK TO GRADUATES WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Compliments of BAY VIEW FOODS, INC. BAY STATE SHOE REPAIR Orthopedic Specialists James DiTore Proprietor 301 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. TEL. 682-2789 GOOD LUCK Compliments of ELLA’S BEAUTY SHOP 444 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 173 174 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade mark® Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade-marks which identify Ihe same product of The Coca-Cola Company. 175 New Englands most colorful N EWSpaper. congratulations and BEST WISHES 4o 4kt class .fiq7V- asCts X 2. Common Si:, La rtri Best Wishes BISHOP’S RESTAURANT 99 Hampshire Street Lawrence Massachusetts 01840 176 DUBRULE’S PHARMACY Congratulations ESSEX OPTICAL COMPANY INC. Rosaire E . Dubrule , Reg. Pharm. Pharmacists Since 1898 Free Prescription Delivery Phone 682-5759 381 HAVERHILL ST. - LAWRENCE, MASS. Harold E. Libby (optician) 101 Amesbury Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Orders to take out MANDARIN LOUNGE Parties — Banquets — Social Gatherings Lawrence 682-2242 Junction Rte. 125 Rte. 133 Haverhill 372-631 1 North Andover, Mass. 01845 1 SILVER CHIHESEAMERICAN RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY 11:30 a.m. 1o 2 a.m. Sundays Holidays • 12 Noon PARTY ACCOMMODATIONS Lowell-Lawrence Boulevard Route 1 10 Oft Route 93 487 Lowell St.. Methuen 177 CHERRY WEBB 237 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-5251 paneling Leo Doucette Roofing Siding Aluminum — Vinyl 50 Ferry St. Lawrence, Mass. 269 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE general repairs Telephone 683-2238 Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 To The Class Of 1974 F. W. WOOLWORTH’S F. M. LEAHY SCHOOL FACULTY 459 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. GLADSTONE BROS. P. 0. 1317 GLOUCESTER SEAFOOD Lawrence, Mass. 01842 62 Milton St. Lawrence, Mass. 178 GIFTS FROM ARTHUR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 Zodiacs Statues Manufacture Distributor Rt. 114 Amoco North Main Street Middleton, Mass. 774-9674 682-6106 GURRY FLYNN REAL ESTATE 611 Common Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Tel. 687-2311 IRVING FISHER MEMORIAL SALES AND SERVICE Iff A CHAPEL ZENITH - MOTOROLA || - EXCLUSIVELY - f( III MRU 11 1 JJlP JOHN’S T. V. AND RADIO SHOP LOWELL AT WARREN ST. 683-2411 LAWRENCE, MASS. 292 SOUTH UNION ST. Tel. 6S3-37BO Lawrence, mass. KENNEDY CLEANERS KOLSKY JEWELRY COMPANY 178 Lawrence Street. Lawrence, Mass. 442 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of THE LAWRENCE LAWRENCE COOPERATIVE BANK STRIPPER 300 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Furniture Stipping Wood-Metal-Antiques 206 So. Union Street Lawrence, Mass. 179 105 LAWRENCE STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 01841 CODY’S Office Furniture Supplies 44 Franklin Street Lawrence, Mass. GOOD LUCK MEN — BOYS HAIR CARE Haircuts or Styling BE SATISFIED OR DON’T PAY 88 Franklin Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Tel. 683-0330 LOOK YOUR BEST!!!!!!!! COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS from JOE’S SHELL SERVICE 180 Courtesy of: BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 PHILIP LACROIX SONS INC. from 37 Jefferson Street Lawrence, Mass. THE L.H.P. CORP. HOMES, REMODELING, GENERAL CONTRACTING. • “BUILDER OFQUALITY HOMES.” Congratulations to the Class of 1974 GOOD LUCK RADIO SHACK RUSSEM’S Spree Shopping Center, North Andover Rockingham Mall, Salem, N.H. ...THE FASHION CORNER 0 1 181 JOHN MOEKEL TELEPHONE Pres. And Treas. 682-6536 LORD’S 356 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 BETTER SHOES SINCE 1869 275 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. SHAHEEN BROS. INC. 439 Haverhill St. Lawrence, Mass. MARUM’S RETAIL Merrimack 15 Union St. Everett Mill Building Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Co-operative Bank “YoursTb Share” 264 Essex Street, Lawrence Telephone 685-4393 Free Parking at rear of bank 182 supply, me. The Store With PERSONALIZED Service MONETTES PHARMACY 1 Beacon St. Lawrence, Mass, tel. 683-3241 92 BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Compliments of SHERATON ROLLING GREEN MOTOR INN. We wish You Success In ALL FUTURE ENDEAVORS SUTHERLAND’S Andover, Mass. 475-5400 Merrimack Valley’s Friendliest Department Store Lawrence — Andover NAZARIAN JEWELERS And soon in Portsmouth, N.H. NED’S DISCOUNT 327 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-1892 Essex St. Quality at Lawrence St. Prices 206 Lawrence, Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 183 ARTHUR J. McCORMICK REG PH MGR 122 SO BROADWAY • TEL 686-4494 LAWRENCE, MASS. WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY Complete Photography Service 506 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 683-7421 PENN’S PHARMACY INC. Congratulations to The Class Of 1974 144 Park Street Lawrence, Mass. 01841 Prescriptions Medical Supplies Phone (617) 68-72535 Poirier Roofing Co. Siding — Vinyl — Rock Shake — Aluminum — WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED — CONSENTINO MUSIC FREE ESTIMATES since 1910 Armstrong — Selmer — Olds — Shure — Gibson Fencer — Martin — Top Name Musical Instruments And Accessories Music Instruction t POOL CITY INC. 289 Merrimack St. ' Methuen Mas 01344 Tel. r .432 TRAYNOR AMPLIFIER P.A. HEADQUARTERS Tel. 686-4502 136-138 Newbury Street Lawrence, Mass. 184 SKYPORT RESTAURANT INC. DIAMONDS JEWELRY RICHARD o ict located at SCOTT TROPHY 6 AWARDS 47 5 ESSEX STREET LAWREHCE, MASS . 688-5288 478 Lowell Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 We Specialize in Seafood. SPRUCE GIFT HOUSE 26 Spruce Street Methuen, Mass. 01844 Tel. 682-5871 For the unusual gift at low prices John J. Hart, Jr. Funeral Homes SULLIVAN’S FURNITURE two locations 107 South Broadway at Salem St., 482 Lowell St., at Milton St. Lawrence, Massachusetts I i 226 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 686-6157 SULLIVAN’S FURNITURE 226 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 686-6157 SUTTON TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 21 Lawrence St. Tel. 686-9521 Lawrence, Mass 1 Lowell St. ¥ Tel. 475-4251 Andover, Mass 185 WHITWORTH’S Sporting Goods Store 487 Essex Street Tel. MUrdock 6 J 5050 Lawrence, Mass. 01840 ANDY’S T-V “Your Local Specialists in Sports” APPLIANCES AL’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS GAS RANGES — HEATERS — DRYERS SALES and SERVICE Automotive Distributors Delivery Service Replacement Parts — Accessories — Equipment 265 BROADWAY LAWRENCE. MASS. 569-575 BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARENT ASSOCIATION. Tel. 686-4411 The Gold Key JEWELRY AND GIFTS HILTON’S OIL CO., INC. TEXACO PRODUCTS 89 ESSEX STREET COR. NEWBURY LAWRENCE, MASS. OFFICE SERVICE ST ATION: 284 Middlesex St. Cor. Salem So. Uuion Sts. No. Andover, Mass. 01845 Lawrence, Mass. 01843 Tel. 683-0778 Tel. 687-9793 186 In the kitchen, we ' re better known by the companies we keep. Our subsidiaries, Amana and Caloric, spe¬ cialize in products that make life more com¬ fortable, more convenient. For instance, Amana Radarange® micro- wave ovens that dramatically cut cooking times. Freezers and refrigerators you never have to defrost. Step-saving trash compactors. Caloric ranges with self-cleaning ovens. And throughout the home, Amana air con¬ ditioners guietly create the perfect climate for comfort. Quality products from guality companies. Raytheon companies. Congratulations to the Class of 1974. Raytheon Andover. An Equal Opportunity Employer 187 WEINER’S We Cater to Graduates ... .. . future Homemakers of America. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US! To help you establish a good credit rating we invite you to OPEN AN “UNDER 21” CHARGE ACCOUNT If you’re ready to make your own way in life, Weiner’s is ready to offer you the credit that can help you buy the things you need and want. Engaged? Getting Married? Need furniture and accessories? Whatever your reason for needing credit now, is our reason for opening an account for you. Come in. We can help you. Available to young adults 17 years of age or over. LANE SWEETHEART JEWELRY CHEST F-R-E-E- to Class of ’74 Graduates! No purchase required! If you’re a La School Class 01 a girl graduate, ; mply come sign our Register and we’ll give you a Free Lane Sweet’ ' - ?.;• I Jewelry Chest. Simple as ’hat 1 11 jrry in before June 30th. WEINER’S i i Your “Luxury Living” FURNITURE STORE 551 Common Street Downtown Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-1974 90 Days Is Just Like Cash! 188 LAMEY-WELLAHAN 349 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. oilman ' i. fyl weAA. 72 FERRY ST. LAWRENCE, MASS. TEL. 683-4822 ROBERT W. QUINTAL ASSOCIATES FURNITURE DEALER 279 Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01841 Tel. 682-6642 GOOD LUCK Compliments of ESSEX COFFEE SHOPPE RESTAURANT HI NEIGHBOR! Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1974 ZAYRE OF METHUEN 364 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Phone: 688-0416 The Ames Salon HAIR STYLIST 268 Haverhill St. Lawrence, Mass Wigs Wiglets Sales Service “BEST OF LUCK” Lougins Fabric Center 205 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 189 PEWTER POT CONGRESSMAN MRS. MUFFIN HOUSE. PAUL W. CRONIN NORTH ANDOVER MALL STORE HOURS U«1 Monday Hrv Friday 1 10C A M. • 9:00 P.M. J j Saturday 4 S.idov 900 AM. - 7:00 P.M. TRIPOLI BAKERY tP® Aquarium Village 1 i -cp.ciil t-isli o nd Supplier liffwls 104 Common Street 31 BROADWAY METHUEN. MASS. 01044 Lawrence, Massachusetts BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRIES - PIZZA Telephone 682-7754 BEST WISHES FROM THE L.H.S. BOOSTERS mickey ' s MICKEY’S SPORTS APPAREL FOR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR SONS. 500 Essex Street 38 1-387 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 687-1701 190 R. M. D’URSO N. K. AUGERI A. A. D’URSO —EVERYTHING IN MUSIC— wu m,rU Guitars - Bands Instruments - Electric Pianos Synthesizers - Amps - Radios - Stereo Components Records Tapes TREAT HARDWARE CORPORATION 196 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Telephone (617) 683-9169 DANIEL’S INC. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS 20 Winter Street Lawrence, Mass 01 842 SHOES DRESSES SPORTSWEAR Tel. 685-5115 Boston 933-7366 159 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! - A GREAT YEAR FOR BOTH OF US! 1974 is a year of growth and opportu nity for both of us. It’s the year that you graduated and will embark upon a whole new world. We at Labell Furniture are experiencing a similar graduation . . . we’ve graduated to a fine new store that can offer you all the conve¬ nience of easy location, fine furniture selection and all at prices that the young couple can afford. 192 ESSEX STREET IS NEVER UNDERSOLD OPEN: MON. TUES. FREE THURS. FRI. TILL9 P.M. WED. SAT. TILL 5:30 • DELIVERY •STORAGE • SETUPS 191 LAWRENCE MAID FOOTWEAR DIVISION of W. R. GRACE CO. HONEYWELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC. L.R.O. 250 MERRIMACK STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 192 CONGRATULATIONS . . . and the best of luck! We at Lormg are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! IMIIG STUDIOS New England’s Leading Portrait and Yearbook Photographers 193 DIRECTORY Abate, Pauline M. Manager of Girls’ Basketball Team; Manager of Girls Soft- ball Team; Throphy for Outstanding Manager of 1973; Plaque for Unheralded Athlete for Softball. Alfieri, Russell R. Band Captain. Alvarez, Anthony I. Football. Audy, Donna M. Majorettes 1,2,3,4. Augevich, Leonard J. Homeroom Rep. 1,3; Tennis 1,2. Autiello, Raymond G. Football; Baseball; Wrestling; Lawrencian; Bulleten. Averback, Judith French Club, Softball. Baggett, Patrick F. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Bald, Sandra M. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. Baranauskas, Linda M. German Club; Math Tutor; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Student Advisory Council. Barbett, Karen O. Homeroom Rep. 2,4; National Honor Society, L-Pin. Barnett, Roberta J. French Club 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 1. Barry, Brenda M. Bulletin. Beauchamp, Patrick Football. Beaudoin, Theresa M. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club, Spanish Club; Ecology Club; Junior Achievements; Girls Track Team 1. Beauregard, Judith A. French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Girls Softball; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres. 4); Biology Club 3,4; Ecology Club 1,2,3; Senior Sec.-Treas.; Prep Club 3,4; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Homeroom Rep. 3; Quill Scroll. Bedard, Verna Home Economics 1; French Club 3; Biology Club 3,4; Year¬ book Staff; Quill Scroll. Berry, Wiliam F. Work Study. Berube, Charles B. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Blanchette, Bette A. Homeroom Rep. 3; Prom Committee; Basketball 1. Blanchette, Peter M. Tennis 2,3,4; Bulletin Staff. Blanchette, Regina M. Glee Club; Art Editor of The Bulletin. Boie, Denise P. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Softball 2; Prep Club 3,4; Ecology Club 2,3; Biology Club 3,4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Column Editor 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff; Quill Scroll. Borelli, Joseph R. Indoor and Outdoor Track 1,2. Bouchard, Ann E. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Senior Committee 4; Quill Scroll. Bourapheal, Sayde E. Spanish Club. Bourassa, Joseph P. Yearbook Staff; Scholoarship for Andover Summer Session; Quill Scroll. Bourbeau, Nancy M. Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Bresnahan, Ellen M. Bulletin Typing Staff. Bresnahan, Kathleen M. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Society of Outstanding Amer¬ ican High Schoool Students; Student Council Rep. 1. Brodsky, Karen L. Pep Club; Biology Club; French Club; Homeroom Rep; Year¬ book Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Brooks, Dianne K. Prep Club Yearbook Staff; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Prom Committee. Brooks, Sheryl A. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Lawrencian 4; Drug Council — School Intervention Team; Senior Class Committee; Quill Scroll. Burzlaff, Brian M. French Club. Butera, Joseph Soccer Team; Italian Club; Yearbook Staff-Photographer; Quill Scroll. Carabello, Kathi J. Ecology Club 3; Prep Club, National Honor Society; L-Pin; French Club I; Yearbook Editorial Staff. Cardello, Mariann F. Pep Club I; Softball 2,3,4; Flag Squad 2,3,4; Intramural Vol¬ leyball 2,4; Homeroom Rep. 3. Cardoso, Paul J. Indoor Track 4; Outdoor Track 4; Intramural Basketball. Castles, Ray S. Track. Chabot, Melissa M. Pep Club; Chess Club; Bulletin. Chaff, Donna M. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Chess Club; Band; Stage Band; Bulletin; Yearbook; Biology Club; Quill and Scroll Society; Class Play; German Club; Vice-President. Charest, Dorothy L. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Latin Club. DeSantis, Doreen C. Spanish Club 1,2; Assistant Math Tutor, J.V. Cheerleading; Varsity Cheerleading; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Society of Outstanding High School Students of America; Perkins Prize; Yearbook Staff; Dance Committee; Quill Scroll. Charest, Robert J. L-Pin; National Honor Society. Chasse, Cindy L. Pep Club I; Biology Club 3; Yearbook Staff. Clark, John W. Basketball. Desjardins, Ann M. Yearbook Staff; Spanish Club; Ecology Club; Pep Club; Prep Club; Latin Club; L-Pin, National Honor Society; Quill Scroll. Desjardins, Brenda L. Ecology Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Dance Committee 3,4; Var¬ sity Cheerleading 3,4,(Capt.). Clemente, Daisy M. Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Volleyball. Clemente, Josefina A. Basketball; Volleyball; Glee Club. Cloutier, Yvette L. Majorette 1,2,3. Coletta, Liz A. Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Prep Club; Biology Club 3; French Club 2; Yearbook Staff; L-Pin; National Honor Socie¬ ty; Ecology Club 3; Quill Scroll. Collins, William D. Homeroom Rep. 2,3; Junior Acheivement. Colmer, Karen M. Home Economics I. Custeau, Linda A. Bulletin 2,3,4. Comeau, Suzanne D. Pep Club. Costa, Lynndiane M. Basketball; Tennis; Volleyball; Baseball; Quill Scroll. Daigle, Marc R. Ice Hockev. DeFrancesco, Carol A. Homeroom Rep. 4; National Honor Society; Pep Club; Year¬ book Staff; Quill Scroll. DeLuca, Linda M. Homerrom Rep. 1,2; Student Council; Biology Club; Year¬ book Staff(Bs. Mgr.) Senior Class Committees; History Club; Quill Scroll. DeRoche, Gary E. Tennis l,2,3(Capt.); 4(Capt.); Dance Committee. Desjardins, Robert R. Freshman Basketball. Desmettre, John F. Football; Basketball; Track. Detollenaere, Michael R. Hockey, Basketball; Baseball; Football; Track. Diamond, George A. Freshman Football. DiBenedetto, Paul A. Hockey. DiFrucia, Anthony R. Junior and Senior Class President; New School Advisory Council Member; Ecology Club. DiMarca, Carmen M. Glee Club. DiNatle, Melissa A. Biology Club 4; French Club 1; Ecology Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Senior Class Committee; Glee Club 3,4; Bulletin Edito¬ rial Board 1,2,3,4, (Co-ed 4); Prep Club 3,4; Quill Scroll. Dion, Dale M. Pep Club, National Honor Society. Doiron, Susan A. Pep Club. Dube, Doreen V. Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 3; Yearbook Staff; Prep Club 3. D’urso, Joseph R. Football 2,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3; Basketball 1. Emery, Stephen J. Cross Country Track; Indoor Outdoor Track; National Honor Society. Emmell, Mary H. Home Economics Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4(President). Endyke, Susan M. Basketball; Homeroom Representative; Prom Committee. Feole, Anthony P. Soccer Team 4(captain). Fisher, Holly B. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 2; Biology Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Prep Club(President)3,4; Senior Class Committee 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Quill Scroll So¬ ciety 4. Foucault, Diane E. Girls Track 1. Friedrich, Debra L. National Honor Society; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll Society. Garofalo, Joseph J. Indoor Track 2,3. Hammond, David H. Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Weight Lifting 3,4. Hanson, Kathleen A. Softball; Pep Club. Hanson, Lynn S. Homeroom Representative 1; Softball Team. Hart, Jean M. Prep Club; Pep Club; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee; Quill Scroll. Hashem, Joseph P. Hockey. Hatem, Mark R. Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll Society; Track 1,2,3, 4. Hattori, Patricia K. Biology Club 3,4; Prep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor Society; French Club 2,3,4; L-Pin; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Gaudette, James E. Freshman Football; JV basketball. Gereau, Denise M. Girls softball 2,3,4; Girls basketball 3,4. Gilreath, Anna Maria Homeroom representative 3. Hay, Suan A. Spanish Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; Pep Club; Prep Club; Biology Club; Girl’s Track; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Healy, Jacqueline A. Chess Club 2; Soccer 3,4; Homeroom Representative 4; Year¬ book; Quill Scroll. Gingras, Celeste A. M. Basketball 2; Softball 2. Pep Club 4. Herbert, Nancy A. Giribaldi, Michael J. Hockey Team 3,4; Soccer Team 4. Gosselin, Patricia D. Ecology Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Prom Committee; Quill Scroll. Gouldsbrough, Ruthann Vice-President 2; Bulletin 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll Society. Goulet, Nancy A. Lawrencian Staff; Quill Scroll Society; Yearbook Staff. Hervieux, Jacqueline M. National Honor Society. Hill, Gary A. Biology Cub; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee; Prep Club; Quill Scroll. Homa, Laurie J. Track 1. Indoccio, Janice A. French Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 3; Senior Class Committee. Grassa, Josephine Italian Club. Greenberg, Margie Spanish Club 2,3; Biology Club 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2. t Guselli, Richard M: Indoor Outdoor Track. Jackson, Kenneth E. Football 1. Jastrem, Cynthia M. Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; French Club 2,3 (Secretary); Bi¬ ology Club Secretary 3,4; Players of Ingenuity Drama Club Secretary 1,2; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Outstanding American High School Student 4; Ecology Club 4; Quill Scroll Society; Class Play. Hajjar, Jihad National Honor Society. Johnson, Catherine M. French Club. Hambleton, David R. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Outdoor Track 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 1; Vice-President Student Council 3; Regional Advisory Council 3,4; National Honor Society; Perkins Prize 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll. Hamman, Robert J. Football 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4. Johnson, Kathleen M. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Pep Club; Ecology Club. Johnson, Ronald W. Tennis Team. Johnson, Shelia J. French Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll Society. Joneas, Leonard J. Tennis Team 3,4. Kamal, William D. Ecology Club 1,2,3,4,; Publicity Chairman 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Lieutenant 4; Stage Band 3,4; French Club 1,; Yearbook Staff; History Club 4; Co-Chairman to Senior Class Play; Lawrencian 4; Track 1,2,3,4; National Honor So¬ ciety; L-Pin; Arion Award; Quill Scroll Award; Nedt. Certificate. Kasila, Edward T. Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee. Keenan, Julia M. Pep Club; Yearbook Staff; Bulletin Staff; Prom Committee; Quill Scroll. Kennedy, Donna M. Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; President 4; French Club 1,2,3, President 3; Girl’s Track 1; J.V. Softball 2; Lawrencian 3; Latin Club 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Varsity Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society; L-Pin; Pep Club 1; Prep Club; Quill Scroll. Knightly, Mary E. Yearbook Advertising Staff; Spanish Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Ecology Club 4; History Club 4; Quill Scroll. Lavoie, David J. Glee Club; Yearbook Staff; Lawrencian; Quill Scroll. Lebel, Robert J. Football 1,2,4; Track 1,3,4. Lees, Jack K. Football 1; Soccer 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Asst. Ed. Year¬ book; Quill Scroll. Linn, Mark National Honor Society; L-Pin. Loffredo, James P. Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4. Lombardo, Virginia R. Prep Club. Mailhot, Dennis P. Football 1. Mailloux, Robert W. Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3; Out¬ standing American High School Student; L-Pin; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll. Makin, David R. Football 1,2,3,4. Kopacz, Ramona L. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Bulletin Art Staff 2; Associate Art Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Biology Club 3,4; Home Room Representative 3,4; Victory Dance Committee 3,4; “Letter Man” 3,4; NEDT Certificate 2; Na¬ tional Honor Society, L-Pin; Quill and Scroll; Lawrencian 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Latin Club Secretary 3; Girls’ Track Team 1. Krawiec, Susan L. Biology Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Lawrencian; Quill Scroll. Lacharite, Janet M. Pep Club 1,4; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Senior Class Committee; Prom Committee; Quill Scroll. Lacroix, Anna M. Biology Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Pep Club; Ecology Club; Prep Club; Quill Scroll. LaFollette, Debora S. Band 2. Maldonado, Candid L-Pin. Maldonado, Eduardo Drop-in Center. Mangeri, Donna M. Bulletin Staff. Manning, Debra A. Bulletin Staff; Quill Scroll. Mannion, Thomas B. Football 1; Hockey 2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Manzi, E. Harry J. Class President 1; Perkins Prize 1; Student Congress 1,2; Track 1; Bulletin 2,3,4; Associate Editor 3; Sophomore Com¬ mittee; Lawrencian 3,4; Biology Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Trigonometry Prize 3; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Outstanding American High School Student; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief; History Club; NEDT Certificate; School Evaluation Committe; Director of Continuity of Se¬ nior Class Play; Latin Club 3; Home Room Representative. Lamontagne, Katheen A. Pep Club; Biology Club; Homeroom Representative. Marino, Lawrence B. Band; Stage Band; Chess Club. Marquis, Deanna Drop-in Center. Marquis, Ernest J. Basketball 1,3; Baseball 3,4. Martelli, Yvonne M. Italian Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Na¬ tional Honor Society; L-Pin; Quill Scroll. Martin, James J. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2. Martin, Roger R. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll. Masucci, Scott M. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Baseketball 1; Home Room Representative 1. McCarthy, Patricia A. Yearbook Editorial Staff; Homeroom Representative 2,4; Quill Scroll. McDonald, Mary T. Band 1,2,3,4, Lieutenant 4; French Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Stage Band 4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Outstanding American High School Student; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Bulletin 2,3,4; Production Editor 4; Quill and Scroll; Lawren- cian 3; NEDT Certificate; J.V. Softball Team 2,3, Captain 2, 3; Prep Club President 3. McGuire, Leo A. Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4. McLaughlin, Geraldine E. Homeroom Representative 3; Spanish 2; Biology Club 3. McLaughlin, Michael J. Indoor and Outdoor Track 3,4; Lawrencian 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. McNamara, Joseph M. Hockey 3,4. Mignault, Donna M. Ecology Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Quill Scroll. Mignault, Ronald R. Baseball, Football, Hockey. Misserville, Marie A. Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Mollica, Carmina Italian Club. Morales, Angelo L. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3. Morency, Pamela R. Flag Squad 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Ecology 2,3; Spanish 2. Morrison, Terrence J. Soccer 3,4, Captain 4; Yearbook Layout Editor; Homeroom Representative 4; Quill Scroll. Najem, Brenda J. Biology Club 3,4; Bulletin Staff 3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Nanartonis, Linda M. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; L-Pin, National Honor Society Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement President. Nassif, Kathleen F. Lawrencian 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Senior Committee; Second-place Winner Essay Contest; Quill Scroll. Noble, Nancy J. French Club; Class Secretary 2. Nova, Jesus R. Basketball. Olsen, Daniel S. Track 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1. Ortiz, Jose A. Spanish Club; Biology Club; National Honor Society; Out¬ standing American High School Student; Yearbook; Quill Scroll. Ovoian, Michael J. Soccer 3 ,4. Parrino, Santina M. Pep Club. Passler, Kathy D. Biology Club 3,4; Ecology Club 1,2; Latin Club 3; Prep Club 3; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Geometry Award 2; Per¬ kins Prize 1; Quill Scroll. Pellerin, Diane M. L-Pin; National Honor Society; Pep Club. Perrotta, Paula N. French Club; Pep Club; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll. Perruccio, Ann M. Yearbook, Secretary; Home Room Representative; Quill and Scroll Society. Peters, George A. Home Room Representative 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Junior Achievement, President. Petty, Derrell E. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2. Pickles. David H. Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3. Piliponis, Dennis M. Drop-in Center. Poirier, Claudette A. Pep Club 1; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Ponte, Bernie M. Wrestling 1; Baseball 1. Quartarone, Paul R. U.S.A. Karate Association; Gray-y Club; High-yClub. Ramey, Mary Anne Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Bulletin 2,3,4; Lawrencian 4; Ecology Club 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 3,4 (Pres.); Student Council 2,4; Homeroom Rep. 2; Freshmen Class Sec¬ retary-Treasurer 1; Latin Club 3 (Pres.); Debating Society 1,2 (Vice-Pres.); Pep Club 1; History Club 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff (Senior Editor); Freshmen Science Award; L-Pin; Na¬ tional Honor Society; NEDT Certificate; Quill Scroll Award; Outstanding American High School Student. Rasmussen, Teresa R. Bulletin Art Staff; Girls’ Intramural Volleyball; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Riccio, David F. Baseball. Riccio, Jean M. Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3,,4; Biology Club 3,4; Ecology Club 4; History Club 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff; National Honor Society; L-Pin; Quill Scroll. Richards, Diane R. Bulletin Staff; Volleyball; Quill Scroll. Rigoli, Maryanne Bulletin Typing, Art, Production, and Sales Staffs; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Ritter, Frderick W. Spanish Club. Robidoux, Russell P. Soccer; Track. Robinson, David N. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2. Roca, Leonard N. Ecology Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres); Biology Club 3,4; Bulletin Adver¬ tising and Production Staff 4; Lawrencian 4; Yearbook Edito¬ rial Staff (Business Editor); History Club 4 (Vice-Pres); French Club 2; Spanish Club 4 (Vice-Pres); Perkin’s Prize 2; L-Pin; National Honor Society; National Outstanding High School Student 4; Quill and Scroll Award 4; Class Play 4; Homeroom Rep. 2. Rottler, Rock A. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,4; Track 2,4; National Honor Society. Rocker, Gayle M. Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Prep Club 1. Rogers, Linda M. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Prep Club 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll. Rogers, Penny Pep Club 1. Rourke, William P. Hockey 3,4; Baseball 4. Rozzi, Robin A. Football 1. Russell, William J. Baseball 1; Bulletin Editorial Board 2,3; Bulletin Production Staff; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll. Saab, Donald A. Football 1; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Saade, Jean H. Soccer 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Saffie, Frieda J. Manager for Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Manager for Girls ' Softball 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Salgueiro, A1 M. Soccer. Samataro, Richard M. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Homeroom Rep. 3. Sarcione, Patricia A. Majorette; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Bulletin Typing Staff; Quill Scroll. Savastano, Cynthia A. Majorettes 2,3; Pep Club 4; Quill Scroll. Scholz, Jeffrey D. Track. Shea, Patrick F. Hockey 1,2,3,4. Simmers, Brian R. Ten nis 3,4; Hockey 3,4. Skinner, Gail L. Glee Club 3,4; Ecology Club 1,2; National Honor Society; L- Pin; Homeroom Rep. 1; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Bullet- ing Production and Sales Staff 2,3,4; Quill Scroll. Smith, Stephen R. Track 3; National Honor Society. Soucie, Carole A. Junior Acheivement. Sullivan, Claire B. Ecology Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 4. Thornton, Patricia R. Pep Club 1; National Honor Society; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll; Bulletin 3,4. Torla, John E. Hockey; Football. Turmel, Robert J. Basketball 4. Urdang, Sharon E. Biology Club; Spanish Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Van Dyke, Karen E. Bulletin Staff; Pep Club. Verdi, Anita L. Homeroom Rep. 1; Class President 2; Student Council 3; Committee for Absenteeism and Suspension 3; National Hon¬ or Society; L-Pin; Outstanding American High School Stu¬ dent; Glee Club 3,4; (Pres.); French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Prep Club 3; Ecology Club 4; Biology Club 4; Quill and Scroll Award; Class Play; Yearbook 4; History Club 4. Verdolotti, Carolyn M. Homeroom Rep. 4; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Pep Club 1 , 2 . Wallack, Cynthia J. Pep Club 1,2; Bulletin Staff 2,3. White, Judith A. Spanish Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Bulleting Typing Staff; L-Pin; National Honor Society; Quill Scroll. Wilson, Patricia A. Band. Woods, Kathleen E. National Honor Society; L-Pin; Prep Club 3; Intramural Bas¬ ketball; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Quill Scroll. Woltering, Dores A. Ecology Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; Fench Club 1. Wright, Kim J. Pep Club 1; French Club 1; Ecology Club 1,2,3,4; (Vice-Pres); Biology Club 3,4; Vice-President 1; Student Council 3,4; La- wrencian 3,4; (Assistant Editor 3); Girls’ Varsity Basketball 1, 2,3; Girs’ Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4; Debating Society 1; Co-Ed Debating Society 2 (Pres.); History Club 4 (Pres.); Evalua¬ tion Committee 4; NEDT Certificate; Outstanding American High School Student 3,4; Yearbook Editorial Staff (Faculty Editor); Quill and Scroll Award. Zakiewicz, Ann Marie P. National Honor Society; Bulletin Art and Typing Staff 1,2,3 (Typing Editor 4); Yearbook Advertising Staff; Quill Scroll. Zebu, Winnie Pooh Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; L-Pin; Ecology Club ,4; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Student Council 4; Principal’s Aide; Out¬ standing American High School Student 3,4.