Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

ri a GO Ste aye, cae ANAL TESA ARLE SAREE ANNE NB aS aS — wae 3 3502 01351 9950 LEXINGTON 1970 (=) dTateite)amalle|alesvevatere) lexington, massachusetts cover drawing by Dennis Morse, 1970. We all share a common experience. Going to Lexington High binds us as one, forming the basis upon which we develop individual ideas, interests, and goals. The directions we choose are different, we are individuals. But, the nature of what we do is the same. We accept challenges, we find escape, we seek to learn, we become involved. Accepting A Challenge ® Oo. O O YY) LJ ©) = TO = Le Seeking To Learn 10 Becoming Involved 11 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION CHARLES JOHNSON (Principal): Harvard, Boston University; “The school is yours to make it what you will.” Mr. Johnson r MUTRETETT. = Pa gle LAURIE HARRIS (Assistant Principal): Colby, University of New Hampshire. Rh F ee OTE Sa rincons , re aortas aay o - Mr. Adzigian Mr. Thurlow H. JOHN ADZIGIAN (Assis- tant Principal): Harvard, Tufts. FREDERICK THURLOW (As- sistant Principal): University of Maine, Springfield. Mr. Harris CLIFFORD BAKER (Math): Boston ey University; Senior Class Advisor. aS RICHARD BUCK (Math): Dart- UNIT CHAI RM EN mouth, Harvard; Faculty Council Chairman, Levels Committee Chair- man. MERREL COLLARD (Work Experi- ence): Boston University; Sophomore Soccer Coach, Work-Study Program Director. JOHN DWYER (Math): Boston Col- lege, Boston State; Swim Team Coach, Assembly Committee Ad- visor, SGO Advisor. Mr. Proctor NEIL GRAY (English): University of Michigan, Tufts; Senior Class Ad- visor, Yearbook Advisor; “Let’s go sports fans.” WILLIAM NICHOLS (English): Dartmouth, Boston University, Har- vard University; Freshman Class Ad- visor, Director of Senior Play, Assist- ant Outdoor Track Coach. GEORGE PROCTOR (Social Stud- ies): Massachusetts State, Suffolk Uni- versity; Freshman Class Advisor. JOHN SCHULZ (Math): Brown Uni- versity, Bridgewater State; | Chess Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Ad- visor. Mr. Baker Mr. Gray GEORGE SOUTHWICK (Social Studies): Dartmouth, Boston Univer- sity; Junior Class Advisor. Mr. Nichols Mr. Schulz Mr. Buck Mr. Dwyer Mr. Southwick 15 ART AND MUSIC ANGELO CHICK: Mass. College of Art, Boston State. MARION COLETTA: Mass. College of Art; Advisor for Art Schools and Colleges; “To you who were born under troubled peace, go forth and make the madness cease.” Mr. Eleftherakis JOSEPH DIDOMENICO: Boston University, Bridgewater State. ELEFTHERIOS ELEFTHERAKIS: Boston University; Orchestra. Mr. DiDomenico DONALD GILLESPIE: Boston Uni- versity; Department Head, Director— LHS Band. RUSSELL MANN: | University of Colorado; Department Head. SANDI K. PEASLEE: Lawrence Uni- versity, University of Minnesota, Harvard; Interested in all kinds of music, skiing, jogging, sailing, haute cuisine; “Move your BOD!” Mrs. Coletta FRANCIS SQUATRITO: Mass. Col- lege of Art. DONALD WARREN: Mass. College of Art. yee | i j 4 al i : ae Xe ae | i Mr. Gillespie Mrs. Peaslee Mr. Chick Mr. Mann 16 BUSINESS : Miss Spidle FRANK FLYNN: Bates College, Bentley College. GAIL GOODWIN: Salem State College. HOWARD LLEWELLYN: Department Head: Salem State College, Boston University. SHERYL MASON: Salem State College. FRANCIS MOREY: Salem State College, Northeastern University, Boston University. LILLIAN SPIDLE: Salem Teacher’s College; “Keep your eyes on the book!” ROSALIND SPILLER: Salem State College. JUDITH WILBUR: Boston University; Faculty Advisor for FSA. Mr. Llewellyn Mrs. Mason Mrs. Wilbur 417 ENGLISH Mrs. Beckwith Miss Barnes Mr. Bagley tt ¥ fs 4 7 5 Miss Buttigieg 18 JANIS ADAMS: Stanford, University of California, Harvard. MARION ANGOFF: Wellesley, Tufts. GUY A. BAGLEY: University of Connecticut, Bos- ton University. MARIETTA BARNES: Sarah Lawrence. KATHERINE BECKWITH: Radcliffe. JENNIE BUJNIEVICZ: University of New Hampshire, Middlebury, Boston University, Har- vard. MARY BUTTIGIEG: Marygrove, University of Detroit, Michigan State, Eastern Michigan Univer- sity. Miss Bujnievicz ¥ DONALD COBB: Bates, Boston University; AFS Counselor, Levels Review ; Committee. ee | SHARON CODEY: Michigan State. 4 MAURICE DONOVAN: Boston College, University of Massachusetts, Salen a State: ‘To be educated is to be human is to be free.” ELIZABETH FLAGG: Farmington State, Boston University. fq BARBARA GRIFFIN: Smith, University of Pittsburg. i ELIZABETH HUMEZ: Radcliffe, University of Maine, Northeastern. Mr. Cobb PAMELA HEIDT: Connecticut College; Junior Class Advisor; Drama Group Advisor. OLIVE KEELER: Mount Holyoke, Wheaton. MARGARET F. KINLEY: Acadia University, Yale, John Hay Fellowship. Miss Codey ay SD vas ) Me) ee Mrs. Flagg Miss Griffin 917eberecs Mr. Donovan ee Miss Kinley Mrs. Humez 19 Sew Mr. Mechem JAMES LAPE: Department Head. GEORGE MECHEM: Syracuse; J.V. Hockey Mrs. Noftsker Conch! ANNA D. MERRINGTON: Boston University, Rutgers, Montclair State, Fitchburg State. MARGARET MULKERIN: Trinity, University of California. PATRICIA MURPHY: Kent State. KEVIN MURRAY: Saint John’s Seminary, Boston State College. ROBERT A. NELSON: Fitchburg State, Brandeis, Tufts. DIXIE JEAN NOFTSKER: Emory University. ciare Miss Murphy Mrs. Mulkerin Mr. Nelson Mr. Murray 20 Mrs. Petersen Mrs. Perlis MARY PEARSALL: Scripps, Northeastern. LINDA PERLIS: Pennsylvania State, University of Maryland. LISSA PETERSEN: Northwestern, Harvard. ELIZABETH A. QUINN: Anna Maria College, Worcester State. MURRAY SATZ: University of Michigan, Boston University. Dr. Satz PAUL STEELE: Bates, Trinity. JANE TAVARELLI: University of Pennsylvania; likes “amenable animals.” KIMBALL F. WALEN: Boston University, Univer- sity of Michigan; “Are you an ‘Alice Dear’ or a “Patty?” JANE WALLACE: Milligan, University of Miami. Miss Quinn Miss Pearsall Mrs. Tavarelli 21 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Allen Mr. Boch Spanish Club HILDA ALLEN: Pembroke, Radcliffe. ALEXANDER BOCH: University of Miami; “You are now entering the Spanish zone!” NELDA BOWERS: Drew University, University of Kansas. EVELYN BREGA, Department Head: Bridgewater State, Boston Univer- sity. GERALDINE CALDWELL: St. Lawrence University, Syracuse University. MATILDA DANA: Smith, EPDA Institute in France. PHYLLIS FERLINZ: Wellesley College, Yale University, Boston College. Miss Caldwell Miss Bowers Mrs. Ferlinz Mr. Hennessey SHARON FOERSTER: Montclair State College, University of Madrid. JOAN GEIST: Connecticut College, Harvard. MARIAN GOLDBERG: Smith College, Harvard University. CAROLYN HALFTER: Grinell College, University of Wis- consin. PAUL HENNESSEY: Bowdoin College, Harvard University, Tufts, Cincinatti, West Virginia, Houston Universities, Mar- burg University (Germany), University of Innsbrook (Austria). ROGER HOOPER: Franklin and Marshall College, Temple, Université de Besangon. Miss Goldberg ‘ “A be Mrs. Foerster Mr. Hooper Miss Halfter 23 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss O’Connor RAFE JENANYAN: University of Massachusetts, Harvard, Sorbonne; “Let’s try to love one another instead of compet- ” ing. SALLY KANE: University of Massachusetts, Westfield State, Boston College; French Club. WILLIAM KENEALY: Columbia. JOY KORMAN: Simmons College, Institudes Etudes Fran- caises, Southern Connecticut State College. Mrs. Korman 7) jo Mr. Kenealy Mr. Jenanyan 24 eae Miss Starkman MELVIN McREYNOLDS: University of California, Harvard. LINDA O’CONNOR: Colby, Université d’Aix-Marseille. LUCIA PIERMARINI: Radcliffe; ‘‘Pense un moment!” PATRICIA RICHARDSON: Occidental College; Co-Advisor: Span- ish Club. te s = TOBY SIMON: Syracuse University, Tufts University. Mr. McReynolds SANDRA SKWIRUT: Trinity, Brown. BETH STARKMAN: Boston University. Miss Skwirut Mrs. Simon Miss Richardson 25 HOME ECONOMICS an saw age. ns aa oe —— call —— ae it - Mrs. Clark ARLINE CLARK: State College at Framingham, Boston Uni- versity; “Organization is the key to success.” DOROTHY GRIFFIN: Department Head: State University of New York at Buffalo, Simmons. Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Schwenke ANNE LUTRZYKOWSKI: Nasson College, University of New Hampshire; Chairman of Faculty Welfare Committee. NANCY MacDONALD: Framingham State College; Advisor to Young Moderns. MARCIA SCHWENKE: Simmons College; “Ladies, clean up—clean up—everybody, clean up!” INDUSTRIAL ARTS. JOHN ADAMS: Keene State, Northeastern Univer- sity. WALTER BURNELL: Keene State, Fitchburg State. JAMES CLARK: Oswego. MELVIN DOWNING: Eastern Kentucky Univer- sity, Northeastern University; Cross Country Coach, Freshman Baseball Coach. JOHN DUFOUR: Keene Teacher’s College, Fitch- burg Teacher’s College. LEO GITTZUS, Department Head: Fitchburg State College, Boston University, Montclair St. Col- lege, Harvard, State College at Oswego, New York. “Hey! Watch me now! I’m doing this especially for you.” = ; eemenae SAVINO MORELLI: Bowling Green State Univer- : — Moles sity. -_ 7 Mr. Burnell Mr. Gittzus Mr. Downing Mr. Clark Mr. Morelli rae Mr. Dincecco Mr. Goodwin ELEANOR BONDY: Swarthmore College. STANLEY M. BOYNTON: Clark University, Bos- ton University; Math Team Coach: likes bicycle rid- ing. EDWARD C. BURRI: Boston University. ROLAND DAMIANI: Salem State, Boston Univer- sity, Rutgers. NICHOLAS DINCECCO: Boston University; Freshman Advisor. ROBERT FRANZ: Boston University, Harvard; Math Team Coach. CLARENCE GOOD: Brandeis University, Univer- sity of New Brunswick, University of New Hamp- shire; “not egocation.” RUSSELL GOODWIN: Salen State, Boston State, University of New Hampshire. Mr. Good 28 Mr. Franz Mr. Damiani Mrs. Hayes Mr. R. Koetke Mr. W. Koetke JOHN GRALLA: University of Massachusetts, Boston University; “All my statements are classics.” ANTHONY GUERRA: Westfield State College; swimming, basketball. NANCY J. HALEY: Wheaton College, Boston Col- lege, Boston University; Junior Class Advisor; likes athletics, reading. RUTH E. HAYES: Emmanuel College; likes read- ing and sports. ROBERT KOETKE: University of Pittsburg, North- eastern. WALTER KOETKE: M.I.T., Harvard. MONA LEVINE: Hunter College, Northwestern. Mr. Gralla 29 Miss Levine Mr. Guerra Mr. Todd KENNETH MOYLE: Bucknell. ASPASIA PAPANASTASSIOU: Math Prep School—Athens, Greece, University of Dayton; likes traveling, reading. WILLIAM R. PERO: Salem State, Boston University; Assistant Football Coach; “A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains.” EUGENE ROURKE: University of New Hampshire. RONALD A. SCHUTT: University of Maine, Brown. CORINNE SNOUFFER: Coe College, University of Illinois; “and let’s have a little quiz—” THOMAS TODD: Worcester State, Harvard, University of Detroit. Mr. Pero MATH Mr. Rourke Ses. Mr. Schutt 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ee EE at Mr. Abell EDWARD ABELL: Springfield College, Boston University; likes ten- nis, swimming, watching Lexington victories; “Over a period of many years I have many wonderful memories of Lexington. The kids are great!” PAUL FONTAS: Boston University. CHARLES HUNT: Boston University; Headcoach of Baseball and Hockey. JOHN JANUSAS: Boston College, Boston University; Wrestling and Golf Coach. DORIS LEAVITT: Rollins, Boston Bouvé; Chairman of girls’ Physical Education. RALPH LORD: Springfield College, Boston University; Assistant director of Physical Education and athletics, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach; “A winner never quits and a quitter never wins.” Miss Leavitt Mrs. Mitchell Mr. Fontas PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nana ahar eA Gi AN eth ib cep ye iis Mr. Porter Mrs. Tutko Miss Stothart MARGARET MITCHELL: Kentucky State College, Indiana Univer- sity; “Keep on pushing.” JANE PARANYA: University of Massachusetts. ANTHONY PORTER: Manmouth College, South Dakota State Uni- versity. Mrs. Wolfson MARNE STOTHART: University of Connecticut. NATHAN TODARO: Springfield College. SUSAN TUTKO: Westchester State College. DOROTHY WOLFSON: Waterloo University, University of To- a ronto. Miss Paranya Mr. Todaro 32 SCIENCE Mr. Frangos Miss Cohen Mr. Boynton i Mr. Conley STANLEY G. BOYNTON: University of Maine, Colby College; Basketball Coach; mountain trips leader in science camp. “You'll wonder where the yellow went when you titrate with permangenate.” JOHN CHOATE: Colby College, University of Maine. JUDITH E. COHEN: Boston University. GARY L. CORTNER: Nebraska State Coilege, University of Kansas; Freshman Football Coach. PHILLIP CROSBY: Northeastern. EMMANUEL FRANGOS: Tufts, Salem State, Michigan State, Uni- versity of California, Berkeley, American University. Mr. Cortner 33 SCIENCE Mr. Hardacre Mr. Fruscione Miss Huntley 5 ‘ ‘ y) ¥ 5 SF 3 % ‘ . Mr. Katsirubis Miss Lamey 34 AL FRUSCIONE: University of Connecticut, Yale, Brandeis, Harvard; “The activities of man seem to be directed toward the expedient proof that human intelligence was a fatal muta- tion.” THOMAS J. HARDACRE: Merrimack, Boston College, Salem State. JOHN HARUNK: Springfield. JOAN HUNTLEY: University of Texas. MR. KATSIRUBIS. FRANCES LAMEY: Boston College, University of Colorado; Outing Club. ARTHUR J. LATHAM: University of Massachusetts, Boston University, Wesleyan; hiking, camping, skiing, photography. MARGARET LIDBACK: Boston University. DONALD MARTIN: Berea College, Northern Illinois Univer- sity; “If you want to kill time, why not try working it to death?” Mr. Martin z Mr. Harunk JUDITH S. MASSELAM: University of Richmond, Harvard. SCIENCE DANIEL F. MOEGELIN: University of Massachusetts; Freshman Soccer Team; Coach. CHARLES RADLO: Wesleyan; Chairman of Humanities Committee, Drug Abuse Curriculum Chairman. JOHN RENNIE: Wesleyan, Boston University. SUMNER RICHARDS: Farmington State College, Univer- sity of Maine, Brown; photography, skiing, back packing; “The art of living is to have nothing to do but to be doing something.” ALFRE D A. ROCCI: Tufts. RICHARD ROSSI: Boston College. Mr. Moegelin SUSAN SMITH. NEIL STONE: University of Maine, University of New Hampshire. DAVID J. SPANG: Tufts, Boston College; Outing Club, Ski Club; “It’s little things that count—use your head!” Mr. Spang Mrs. Masselam 35 Mr. Yelland Dr. Sproul = Miss Wheeler JAMES A. SPROUL JR.: Boston College, Univer- sity of Rochester; “It’s the little things that count— use your head!” RICHARD H. STOKINGER: Bridgewater State College, Canisius College. SANDRA STONE: Cornell, Harvard. EDGAR STUHR: Princeton, Harvard. LAURENCE E. ULLMANN: Amherst, Harvard; skiing, hiking, canoeing, camping, swimming, sailing. DIANA WARD: Cardinal Cushing College, Central Connecticut State. AGNES G. WHEELER: University of Vermont, Yale Summer School, Michigan State Summer School, Boston University, Harvard. DAVID WILSON: Tufts, Boston University, Bow- doin, Harvard, Brandeis. WINSTON YELLAND: Tufts, Salem State. Miss Stone SCIENCE Mr. Stokinger Mr. Ulman Mr. D. L. Wilson SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Atamian Mrs. Engelberg Mrs. Falconer mii a) ALICE ATAMIAN: Simmons, Boston University. FREDERICK BOYLE: Colby, Boston University; Education Without Walls. ANTHONY CAPEZZA CLYDE DAVENPORT: University of Massachusetts, Wes- leyan University, Columbia University. PAULA DUPRE: Boston University, Assumption College, Sorbonne, Stanford, Portland State University, P.M.C. Col- leges, Harvard. ELAINE ENGELBERG: Brooklyn College, University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin, Brandeis University. PATRICIA FALCONER: Lake Erie College, University of Pennsylvania. JOSEPH GIBSON, Department Head: Harvard. Mr. Gibson ar RY Mr. Heidbrink MARY GILLESPIE: Fitchburg State Teacher’s College, Framingham State Teacher’s College; inter- ests—music. MATILDA GOTTLIEB: Manhattanville College, Colgate. LINDA HARRISON: Wellesley College, Yale Uni- versity. JOHN HEIDBRINK: Dartmouth College, Univer- sity of Wisconsin; Faculty Council, SGO Advisor, Football Coach. RAYMOND KARRAS: Harvard, Brown. GORDON KERSHAW: University of Maine, Bos- ton University, University of Pennsylvania; “Classic remarks?—Ask my students!” LESTER LANDERS: University of Chicago, Har- vard, Tufts, Boston University. EDWARD McCOLGAN: Tufts, Boston College. MARY McCONNON: University of Minnesota. CONSTANCE MURRAY: Bates College, Boston University. SHARON RALLIS: Wellesley College. Mr. McColgan 38 Miss Harrison Mr. Robbat Mr. D. A. Wilson Mr. Shea 39 Miss Zimmerman Mr. Wilgoren JANE REDLICH: Queens College, Wayne State University. RICHARD ROBBAT: Colby College, BU; “Rhubarb” PAUL SHEA: Brandeis University, Harvard. WILLIAM TAPPLY: Amherst, Tufts. RICHARD WILGOREN: University of Massachusetts, Wes- leyan, Harvard. DAVID WILSON: Dubuque, Boston University; Assistant Football Coach. MARTHA ZIMMERMAN: SPECIALISTS ROBERT GUMB (Driver’s Ed.): Bates, New York University. DONALD MALCOLM (Driver’s Ed.): Boston Uni- versity, Keene State, New York University. LOUISE BLYTHE (Guidance): Tufts. JAMES COFFIN (Guidance): Bowdoin, Harvard. WILLIAM CUZNER (Guidance): United States Naval Academy. LOIS GARRY (Guidance): University of Califor- nia. OSCAR KRICHMAR (Guidance): Tufts, Boston University. Mr. Cuzner ELEANOR MASTIN (Guidance): University of New Hampshire, Boston University. GUY PISTONE (Guidance): Tufts, Bridgewater State. HOWARD SCHOFIELD (Guidance): Northeast- Mr. Schofield Mr. Pistone Mr. Coffin Mr Krichmar SPECIALISTS Miss Willard = ae. 4 Miss Stamis ANNE STAMAS (Guidance): New England Hospi- tal, Boston University. JUDY KOSTAS (Data Processing). JEAN GAVIN (Librarian): Simmons. NORMA LEPPANEN (Librarian): Colby, Wes- leyan, Simmons. EDITH MEYERS (Librarian): Montclair State, Mr. Meade Simmons. KENNETH SKINNER (Instructional Materials Center Director): Fitchburg State, University of Connecticut. N. RICHARD LEACH (Reading): Bowdoin, Bos- ton University, Grenoble. MARGUERITE RENNIE (Reading): Wilson Col- lege. EVELYN SNYDER (Reading): Reed College, Smith College, Boston University. WILLIAM WELCH (Special Ed.). WILLIAM MEADE (Special Education): Fitch- burg State. LUCILLE TURNER (Metco Program Coordin- ator). ALICE MOGAN (Nurse): Waltham Training Mrs. Rennie, Mr. Leach School for Nurses, Boston University. IRENE O’MALLEY (Nurse): Cambridge City School of Nursing, Boston University. 6. EN a Mrs. Gavin, Mr. Skinner, Mrs. Meyers Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. O’Malley 4] : SECRETARIES - (aia; SPRITES Fe Mrs. VanEgmond Mrs. Cave SPECIAL SPECIAL Mrs. Schattner Mrs. Nelson Miss Lovering 42 CUSTODIANS ROW ONE: Albert Meadows, Edward Willett, Carl Heinz, Joseph Figucia, Jerald Morgan. ROW TWO: George H. Doughty Jr., Head; Paul Brown, Ralph Nowell, Edwin Nottebart, Joseph Deveau, Vincent Nazzaro. THANKS FOR HELP SHIP end STORE y THIS END UP 43 CTIVITIES FOOTBALL OFFENSE—ROW ONE: Scott Biedermann, Brian Connelly, Randy Anderson, Alan O’Shaugnessy, Tri- Capt.; Jim Humphreys, Jim Kutrubes, Craig Wischhusen, Norm Carlson, Peter McCarron, Gary Lucas. ROW TWO: Paul Mazerall, Geoff Freitas, Tri-Capt.; Bob Molloy, John O’Brien, Dan Busa, Rich Simeone. = Z ? —_T— — ‘s n —_ 5: “ 5 3 DEFENSE—ROW ONE: Tom Harris, Jay Campbell, Randy Anderson, Jerry Jones, Geoff Freitas, John Martis, Peter McCarron, Norman Carlson, Brian Connelly. ROW TWO: Billy Jackman, Jody Modoono, Ben Lynch, Bill Perkins, Dick Casey, Peter Plasse, John Arciprete, Mark Ward, Tom Rosa, Charlie Boselli. 46 Lexington 8 Belmont 6 Melrose 22 Stoneham 0 Winchester 36 Newton South 6 Wakefield 0 Reading 15 Cambridge Latin 23 Concord 4 wins 5 losses Opponent 14 Trudging up the hill ... Relief found in lake ... Riverside ... Skits: WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT RALPHIE? ... The skull session ... Massacre of Barnstable Return to homegrounds ... Preparation for Belmont ... Heartbreaker ... Great efforts vs. Melrose and Winchester The Big D gets bigger against Stoneham ... Crushing Cambridge Latin and New- ton South ... Injuries all year ... Playing in quicksand against Reading and playing like we were stuck ... Just falling short vs. Wakefield ... Need for consistency of offense ... Best defense in league . . . Get- ting back the Musket ... Dominating Turkey Day ... Seniors: Smiley, Butkus, Bo, Luke, Sleeper, Big Bri, Case, Big E, Whitey, The Jeep, Charlie, McPeter, Moves, Morryyy, Captain Al! Par ae re MAJORETTES FRONT: Kathy Harrigan, Head Majorette. ROW TWO: Cheryl Boudreau, Terry Murphy. ROW THREE: Pam Newcomb, Anne Cupp, Assist. Head Majorette; Elaine Quinlan. MAJORETTES—Ready Majorettes? ... Remember, hand on hip! ... Smile! ... EEK—mud! ... Guard that puddle! Stay together guys! ... afternoons and Saturday morning practices ... just one more time through! But Kath ... a “quiet” practice in the field house during football lectures ... Half-time nervous- ness! ... Got your gloves? hat? hoop? flag? shakers?—what!? No BATON!!... one long, one short, four short whistles— Here goes!! ORCHESTRA Orchestra—The Greater Lexington High School wind ensemble, plus strings, started the year off with a bang: two “show-off” concerts to Muzzey and Diamond. What could have turned off those poor junior high kids more than hearing us play? But heedless of our warnings, Mr. Eleftherakis worked the poor violinists in back of the virtuoso seconds into shape for a brilliant Messiah concert in December. Thank goodness the chorus drowned us out. And despite the perfect pitch of the omnipotent oboes, Mr. Didomenico (the headstrong) took over and rehearsed us into a very good concert in February. Actually, we only seemed good because the combined Jr. High Or- chestras played before us. The stern discipline of our fearless Concert mistress was admirable—but everybody worked hard and had fun! 49 SENIOR PLAY 50 Tom Jones ... Who’s going to Friend- ly’s?! ... “How can you be sexy and eat M M’s?” ... “P’ve come to insquire about Quire Allworthy” ... “Ill have no bawling in MY house!” ... “Blifil ... ah son in law ... Blifil!!? 2.) Edaiemian Queer Duck ... Mike ... bucolic clod... that last week ... the pep talk, Sophia’s ankle, a certain trip to Mr. Johnson’s of- fice Friday morning ... dress rehearsal without the lead? ... The true patience of a director and good guy resulting in— Tom Jones, a smashing success. Partridge Bridget Allworthy Squire Allworthy Deborah Jenny Jones Captain Blifil Blifil Tom Jones Thwackum Square Mr. Western Sophia Western Miss Western Honour Justice Dowling Doctor Highwayman Harriet Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Mrs. Whitefield Susan Lady Bellaston Nancy Constables Director Student Direcotor Stage Manager David Drake Elizabeth Briana Edward Simeone Leslie Evans Evangeline Harris Scott Ross Thomas Holton Christopher Anschuetz David Chastain William Page Michael Bloom Lynne Wimberly Linda Alterson Diane Zeller Mark Ward Anthony Wang Mark Salza Jeanne Black Rodney Fisher Patricia Gildea Susan Fobert Jeanne Kinnard Sharon Weiss Robert Lewis Clifford Tucker PRODUCTION STAFF Mr. William Nichols Judith Biggs Pamela Kelly ROW ONE: Jay Harris, Mar “thd 17 -% k Abkowitz, Bob Hutchings, Marc Osborne, Jim Entrekin, Cha-Min Tang, Chuck Shoe- maker. ROW TWO: Coach Fontas, Manager Andy Jick, Bill Hathaway, Don Grayson, Brian Binnie, Bob Sampson, Dave SOCCER 32 Lexington NPWNNWHK DK HK WOH — nbar, J Sharon Belmont Melrose Belmont Woburn Concord Salem State Andover Academy Wakefield Watertown Winchester BU Freshmen Stoneham Concord Belmont First Playoff 5 Overtimes Belmont League Championship Lynn English State Quarterfinals Duxbury State Semifinals 13 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties on Kealy, Gary Abrams, man- ager. ROW THREE: Norman Bensky, Noel Anderson, Co- Capt.; Peter Eleftherakis, John Shine, Bob Kent, Rodney Fisher, Coach Brenner. Opponent LEOtOuN sO TO OO OS OO ON OS =) A new coach—what to expect? ... hum- pers ... sprints, sprints, sprints ... post- practice puddle sliding ... sliding tackles and a wake of fallen opponents in Shine’s path ... mudball at Woburn ... BIOYA ... “10-9-5-1” Gas ... massacre at Salem State ... lunar olympics and the white rat ... Watertown—a stone wall and a fallen goalie ... prophetic halftime oranges ... Rich’s soul sessions and Keal’s drum solos ... Schoolgirl and Birthday ... “we’ve got it in our grasp” P. Fontas ... “ICE- PACK, Boots” (groan) ... “it only hurts for a minute” P.F.... BU astro burns... Fyou gotta love it” P.F. ... for ——— Sake Binnie s hat trick ... Lefty’s 10 shutouts ... Belmont—the eternal oppo- Senate SHOOT fellas” P.F. ... Mrs. Coach—a new dimension to soccer the States—victory and robbery ... Bix’s party ... banquet—pandemonium Nashua reunions—signs, hats, Paul and Sully ... “a lasting friendship produced by a love and teamwork unparalleled in the annals of sports history” Blade. De Te en ae et ty . ee Bi 3 i ca see VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—ROW ONE: Lisa Lannquist, Patsy Dowd, Carol Shel- mire, Diane Black, Tina DiBartolo, Martha McNamara, Co-Captain; Sue Bradley, Fran Cavaretta. ROW TWO: Gari Grant, Joyce Wolsky, Connie Owen, Anne Killefer, Patti Brown, Katy Bryant, Co-Captain; Julianne Neilson, Leslie Bonini, Chickie Knobel, Teri Bartolotti. NpymormrereammaZzo ac: Ae First game jitters ... practicing in the pit ... football fields covered with sawdust cartwheels in the mud ... 3753% posters ... demerits ... marching with the band ... Soccer bus (with Hatha- way’s leg) and soccer banquet ... soggy shakers ... faithful-five-member Pep Squad ... pins holding our uniforms to- gether ... practices in J-100? ON TIME! ... endlessly SILENT bus rides Kelly’s pre-game hamburger(s) warming noses in Lynn Arena’s lavatory SOLE LiLOatSe nel CLUS CILLY OKES o.5 smiling ... gladly cheering for the best teams around! { J.V. CHEERLEADERS—ROW ONE: Paula Cerulli, Terry Murphy, Diane Brennan, Loray Jackson, Karen Boudreau. ROW TWO: Chery Comstock, Jane Doran, Liz Kemper, Laura DiBartolo, Sue Sherman. PUBLIC AFFAIRS CLUB oie eT jee is, - : : ee a . aoe Left to Right: Barbara Terkanian, Jay Ladd, Sharon Weiss, Sec.; Peter Kehrig, Caroline Hoskin, Pres.; Don Reid, Vice-Pres.; Anne Jones, Treasurer; Bob Hartstone, Sherman Wang, Mryna Rechtman, Shelley Malin. The Public Affairs Club is constantly struggling to provide students with infor- mation on, and involvement in the issues of today—Vietnam, the Draft, S.DS., Foreign Aid, Pollution, Biafra, and more. We are the Lexington chapter of the M.J.W.A.C.—(the Massachusetts Junior World Affairs Council, of course!). The before school ‘wake up’ newspaper beat in front of the main office—‘‘Herald or Globe! ... Free for a dime!” The custom- er is always right ... even if he doesn’t want to buy a paper?! Plans, Programs, and Publicity—the three P’s that run the P.A.C. Occasionally, add a U.C. for utter chaos! 56 ROW ONE: Steve Ledto, Reed Ketler, Russell Skelton, Mike Drury, Paul Devoe, Paul Clear, Mike McGrath, Sean Harrigan. ROW TWO: Martin Zartarian, Larry Jones, Eric Clarke, Bob Parish, Paul Jeffrey, Dan Miley, Mark Schatz, Joel Swets, Bruce Birchtold, Bill Chase, Billy Kestler. Third Row: Steve Barintine, Mark Drury, Steve Satori, Dave Way, Bernie Lancaster, Co-Capts. Rex Morrill and Steve Mabee; Bill Dobbie, Steve Cody, Steve Lessin, George Abel, Coach Downing. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country season was very suc- cessful. Placing second in the Middlesex League, the team compiled a record of eight wins and one loss. Lexington Opponent 18 Melrose 39 24 Woburn a2 40 Wakefield 19 15 Winchester 50 Hs Concord 45 15 Belmont 50 ak Watertown 34 20 Reading 34 20 Stoneham 37 Lexington placed fourth in the State Meet, Division 1, and second in the League Meet. For the first time in Lexington history, three LHS runners broke the fourteen minute mark and the old school record of 14:07. The record is now held by Steve Mabee at 13:47. 57 FIELD HOCKEY a a Ey KNEELING: Stephanie Colony, Jane Gallagher, Mary Ellen Martin, Captain; Joan Cormier, Marge Hayner. ROW TWO: Coach Levitt, Kathy Wolfe, Barbara Terkanian, Alice Hayner, Marilyn Meadows, Donna Marshall, Joyce Silva, Cindy Casey. Dribble, dribble, drive! Rush it! Follow up! Teamwork and Let’s go! were just a few of the words ringing the girls’ ears during every game. Outstanding skills, good sportsmanship and the will to win, combined with Miss Leavitt’s coaching, helped to make this season a good one. Though the season began slowly for the team, they ended in glorious victories. When the team clicked, they were unbeat- able. The clash of sticks, falls, and in- juries, the boisterous bus rides, and the stampede for refreshments after the game won't be forgotten. Lexington We HDHOK COW RW OC Opponent Lincoln Sudbury Woburn Concord Stoneham Winchester Melrose Arlington Reading Bedford Belmont GOOF WN OK OO WW 6 wins 4 losses 58 PG SO OA NE OFFICERS: Peggy Barton, Sec.; Gordon Schatz, Pres.; thup, Treas.; Cheryl Wein, Vice Pres. National Honor Society—Anticipation at induction ... first meeting ... smelly, but fun, donkey basketball game ... the infa- mous hole-in-the-wall: the bookstore ... Teacher Evaluation (rather Profile) ... hopelessly looking for maps to the meet- ings ... book fair which almost didn’t make it ... living through a boring meet- ing just for refreshments ... planning for this year’s induction ... 18 sandwiches!! ... “Can we please adjourn this meet- ing?” DB NATIONAL Fi ae a9 LEADER CORPS ROW ONE: Robert Gennaro, Peter Fusco, Paul Jeffrey, Dave Mazza. Glen Morrisson. ROW TWO: Coach Hunt, Lindsay Witthus, Steve Adley, Ed Johnson, Nick Stamas, Peter Webb. ROW THREE: Brian Binnie, Chuck Wyman, Jody Modoono, Paul Mazerall, Dan Busa, Mark Jenkinson. 60 Navy blue culottes and gold shirts ... sneakers and dirty socks ... fresh fresh- men ... six periods of gym a week? ... lockerroom complaints ... “Due to lack of space” ... trying to demonstrate things you can’t do yourself ... “I really should take home my uniform” .. . attempting to count while leading squat thrusts and sit- ups .. f l ROW ONE: Pat Shaughnessy, Meg King, Judy Belt, Carol Shelmire, Laura DiBartolo, Martha McNamara, Tina DiBartolo, Maureen Busa, Nancy Smith. ROW TWO: Pam Lyon, Helen Talma, Connie Koffman, Mary Ellen Martin, Peggy McBride, Linda Wilkinson, Jane Gallagher, Miss Paranya. ROW THREE: Sue Lyons, Joyce Wolsky, Alice MacInnis, Kathy Doran, Donna Cenerizio, Stephanie Stringos, Pam Kelly, Cindy Casey. ROW FOUR: Teri Bartolotti, Meg Bailey, Karen Lorentzen, Debbie Trask, Nancy Chase, Sue Bradley, Maureen Gillis. 61 THANKSGIVING 1969 How it all began. 62 The need for a win ... Only three days preparation ... Spirit high ... Beautiful day ... Senior’s last chance ... Concord wins the toss ... Defense holds ... Of- fense explodes for TD on first play! Big D gets ball ... O drives for score ... Looks good ... Second Quarter (forget it!) ... Halftime corrections ... Turkey joins the team ... Team comes back strong after half... Don’t quite make it . . . Time run- ning out ... Defense forces Concord to punt ... Great blocks and return goes all the way ... FG—icing on the cake ... The Musket is ours!! SRe eas i malta wi eat bl me?” “Are you baggin How it all ended! 63 SGO Student Government Organiza- tion—“Welcome to the Executive Board meeting. Just add a little water and it dissolves.” ... “As you know, I am not accustomed to making long political speech- es” ... meetings twice a week .. WERENGEAMINEPEREG- TIVE FARCE—are we? EXECUTIVE BOARD—ROW ONE: Gayna Grant, Anne Roberts, President Ed Simeone, Secretary Is it all right if Hy don’t come to Kathy Flynn, Gene Nesbeda. ROW TWO: Nancy Clear, Andy Jick, Jeff Bensky, Meg King, Slyvia the meeting today? Notini, Pam Thraikill. ABSENT: Vice-Pres. Barb Lundberg. We're having an important game SENIORS SENIOR REPS—ROW ONE: Janet Glover, Roger Berkowitz, Anna Cupp, Cindy Wheatley, Mike Bloom, Eric Clarke. ROW TWO: Maureen Busa, John Avery, Cathy Doran, Peter Dussik, Steve Adley, Linda Wilkinson. ROW THREE: Clay Campbell, Rodney Fisher, Linda Alterson, Bob Sampson, Caro- lyn Knobel, Bill Murray. 64 JUNIORS of gin rummy!” ... English reps ... Papa Simeone ... Caps and gowns ... Mr. Adzigian’s hour long greeting ... Kathy Flynn’s Irish temper ... “The question comes on the amendment of the amendment to the amendment, which reads ... doing away with the dress code ... doing away with the SGO! JUNIOR REPS—ROW ONE: Pat Cawley, Robbie Ken, Tricia Schock, Peter Kahrilas, Ron Wiener, Steve Meltz, Edith Donovan. ROW TWO: Sue Lyons, Nancy Noyes, Debbie Peck, Francesca Jordan, Myrna Rechtman, Rena Parise, Janice Hooper. ROW THREE: Mary Alice Kelly, Joanne Gilbert, Jane Doran, Mary McCarthy, Janice Newgent, Joe Curro, Jon Curley, Richard Burke. ROW FOUR: Bill Mead, John Mullen, John Richardson, Bob Hartstone, David Coble, Bob Margolius. SOPHOMORES | ee iT iit 4 SOPHOMORE REPS—ROW ONE: Cindy Lord, Jacelyn Vyce, Gail Zouranjian, Marcia Sanadi, Anne Scotney, Donna Schuler, Chris Collins, Bill Connelly, Mike Dubin. ROW TWO: Elaine Kemper, Jenni- fer Meals, Cheryl Comstock, Ellyn Rosenfeld, Ellen Orenberg. ROW THREE: Ted ‘frivers, Jon Miller, Fred Slade, Cindy Hall, Nancy Graham, Berit Wright, Teresa Patterson, Meredith Viano, Jim Bernstein. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Coffin, Craig Sullivan, Lori Donahue, Michelle Guernsey, David Jacobs, Larry Cusolito. ROW FIVE: Julie Cambell, Janice Abel, Chris Dhimos, Sokhi Wagner, Chester Geissler, Patty Duval, Mary Coyte, Debra Kracoff, Deborah Karas. ROW SIX: Lisa Bringerud. 65 SGO FRESHMAN REPS—ROW ONE: Julie Daw- son, Bill Hamilton, Jeanne McCarron, Kathy Degnan, Vicky Farrel, Marlise Conway, Pam Roberts. ROW TWO: Sue McCarthy, Mark Berkowitz, Stuart Chapin, Ted Schatski, Stan Esecson, Steve Haus, Arthur Morrisey. ROW THREE: Ann McCarthy, Dave Amaral, Deb- bie Goddard, Sue Trani, Jamie Newman, Betsy Miller, Dena Groissier. ROW FOUR: Joe Mazerall, Randy McCabe, Julie Sullivan, An- drea Schwartz, Michelle Colbert, Janet Cus- tance. Working without a room ... “Letters to the Ed- ieweror the: ..... issue Of Musket are due” .. TWINKY articles ... “Now this isn’t very good, but—” ... board meetings(?) H_ Block “Bood-man” ... who really wrote that letter to the Editor? ... interviewing Eddie ... running around Wednesday trying to meet the five o’clock deadline ... provocative journalism; rain in No- vember and Santa Claus ... “Swimmers Begin What?” ... the case of the missing overhead pro- jector ... that deathless query; Why does Judy Stroum write half the paper? . .. developing pic- tures at 4:30 when the paper is due at five ... huge bills from the Minuteman ... assembling papers late Wednesday afternoon when the paper comes out early Thursday ... “through snow, sleet, sun, or rain—a paper.” BACK ROW: Evangeline Harris, Layout Assistant; David Drake, Photography Editor; Gary Robinson, Circulation Manager; Janet Baum, Features Editor; Mark Abkowitz, Sports Editor; Anne Kil- lefer, News Editor; Miss Sharon Codey, Advisor; Ellen Ascher, Fea- tures Editor; Nancy Killefer, Sports Editor; Rachel Brandes, News Editor. FRONT ROW: Sandra Boodman, Andrea Dudley, Co-Editors- in-Chief; Bruce Owens, Photography Editor; Thomas Frietag, Man- aging Editor. ABSENT: Judith Stroum, Contributing Editor, Patricia Heinrich, Exchange Editor; and Mr. William Tapply, Advisor. GIRLS BASKETBALL — ° ; Li sate A cel ROW ONE: Coach Wiz Wolfson, Lois Willoughby, Mary THREE: Barbara Martto, Barbara Durkin, Sue Conway, Billie Murphy, Mary Ellen Martin, Capt.; Sue D’Entremont, Alice Howard, Sue Humphreys, Sharon Semonian, Jane Talley, Hayner, Marge Hayner. ROW TWO: Lynn Clarke, Barbara Adelle Jeanette, Sue Harvey. ABSENT: Joan Cormier, Mari- May, Kathy Kenney, Jane Gallagher, Shelly McAlduff, lyn Meadows, Terry Murphy, Helen Carota. Stephanie Colony, Cindy Casey, Coach Pokey Paranya. ROW The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team contin- ued its undefeated ways for a second straight season. Leading the scoring was captain Mary Ellen Martin, while the de- fense was led by veterans Mary Murphy and Lois Willoughby. Sue D’Entremont was a strong asset as a play maker on offense and constant harasser on defense. The seniors had more than adequate help from the five juniors and one sophomore who completed the team roster. With six returning letter winners and_ several promising J.V. players ready to fill the senior vacancies, the team can look for- ward to another fine season next year. Lexington Opponent 65 Concord 24 54 Stoneham 28 30 Woburn 2� 59 Belmont 34 34 Arlington 31 57 Reading 15 38 Winchester 23 44 Lincoln Sudbury 40 53 Melrose 34 68 UNDEFEATED! 69 : ; ; : CONCERT CHOIR 70 A new theme song... “Do you mean to tell us that this is supposed to sound good?” ... mass chaos trying to find where we’re supposed to stand for this song .. . Along who’s edge? ... the All-Star Program ... “If you can’t do it right, we'll just have to dance it”... “ho, ho!” CHORUS What ever happened to Thursday H- Blocks? ... The winter Choral Concert; a bad rehearsal means a good per- formance, right? ... senior carolling? In this weather? ... “Altos, make room for the tenors. Shut up Sopranoes!” Bruckner isn’t fair ... “If it sounds so good, why do we have to keep singing it? ... Relax, it was great! 71 FRENCH CLUB eal i = _ fe (ai = = LE ROI Bonjour téte de banan ... 1000 billion pounds of onions and still running out of Beef Bourgignon ... really beef and onions on 3 grains of rice ... onion soup, onion soup ... and (sniff, sniff) more onion soup ... “Le Dindon” est mort ... Rafe’s house and kids habitating every Indian, Iranian, and Turkish pillow ... The green Volkswagon with those “resounding” German drinking songs ... les waitresses avec les bons instructions ... Antigone ... well if you can’t say anything good, don’t say anything at all... “Les Bals de Voleurs” . . “Il estememleugivime enfant,” and all other kahouneys and waheenies. LE CERCLE MATH TEAM | es dy e dx Sec cos tan sin 314159 yay, team A team without letters or pep rallies .. contemplating improper and indecent in- tegrals ... applying games theory to a cerpastime of the prez ... cursing Swampscott and praising Canton somehow Alan always wins the argu- ments ... inequalities and fabs ... the mysterious disappearance of tryout tests . expectations of doughnuts ... mara- thon penny basketball tourneys at the meets ... an unbroken barrier of 150, but we’re working on it ... and a team nevertheless. Love, The Trustees 73 ROW ONE: Stuart Goldstein, Tri-Capt. Peter Schragle, Tom Clear and Steve Mabee; Rex Morrill, Kevin Hartford, Jim Clements. ROW TWO: Coach Lord, Paul Mazerall, Jody Modoono, Steve Jones, Peter Erinis, Sam Seaborne, Chris Mavroids. ROW THREE: Mark Wenhem, Paul Wentzell, Mike Drury, Joe Curro, Dave Mazza, George Abel, John Leary, Steve Lessin. ROW FOUR: Manager Rich Hurney, Paul Clear, Steve White, Larry Jones, George Mavroids, Mark Drury, Bill Kassler. ROW FIVE: Jerry Cone, Gary McLaughlin, Dave Hadley, Paul Phelan, Bill Mazurall, Bernie Lancaster, Doug MacCallurn, Paul DiGiammarino, Sherman Wang. INDOOR TRACK Running around and around and around . . . Jogging outside in subfreezing weather ... Saturday morning at 8 o’clock? . Third place in the B.A.A.’s ... early to bed on Friday nights . . . just three weeks till the States ... CLASS A STATE CHAMPS! ... Biggest and best yet to COMES OUG-SIMOfes neCtew esa LIN DEFEATED MIDDLESEX LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!! 74 Lexington 59 ips 50 64 44 2 57 57 60 Opponent Winchester 27 Reading 14 Watertown 36 Belmont 22 Wakefield 42 Concord 29 Stoneham 29 Melrose 29 Woburn 26 UNDEFEATED!! VA HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS To learn to understand life and people ... to learn to adapt ourselves to various situations ... to receive uncompared ex- periences from people who cared, and still care. ROW ONE: Susana Abele, Anne Stakutis, Doris Herlinger, Janet Nair, Debbie Flomenhoft, Ann Swanson. ROW TWO: Nancy O’Neil, Valerie Graham, Dan Dobbie, Sue Hoftman, Carolyn Knoble, Debbie McGill. ROW THREE: Patricia Cammarata, Barbara Becker, Karen Lorentzen, Patrice Gibbons, Gail Sousa, Nearlene Boyce. YES Youth Employment Service ... Good morning—Y.E.S. ... meeting tonight, oh NO! ... speaking at PTA’s about YES . almost all the jobs filled this week . reorganizing into an expanding serv- ice ... “Please find me a babysitter for tonight!” ... The Wizard of Oz—a big hit .. . working together to serve the stu- dents and the community. Chairman—John Brooks Co-Chairman—Barb Lundberg Treasurer— Monette Faflick Secretary—Kathy Porter 10) wee 1 78 AFS The American Field Service ... a search for in- ternational friendship ... an awareness of the world outside ... learning from one another ... changing foreigners into friends ... changing countries into groups of individuals ... “I am Gino the person, not Gino the Italian” .. . Saba’s cultural shock at Woodstock ... Bond Sales: “buy a share of international friendship!” ... wild parties in March ... wild weekends in April .. . Friendship is the goal. President—Pat Gildea Vice President—Luci Wang Secretary-Treasurer—Judi Biggs Publicity Chairman—Sarah Stetson Hospitality Chairman—Carolyn Wright VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was an attempt to transform the athletic fields from a battlefield to a social and competitive meeting place of at-e-letes. Plagued by apathy, previous debts, and sporadic meeting attendances, they weren’t quite able to ful- fill all of their goals. The Pancake Brunch was only a mild success, since it also serviced the football scoreboard and the Middlesex League Champion Soccer team’s jackets (??). Champion sportswear sales have just begun and the sports wear fever is anticipated to shortly captivate the school. Lit- tle can one appreciate the great pains taken to attract such male and female faculty superstars for the student-faculty basketball game. The sales of the sports magazine, although yet to surpass Time and Life, are expected to boom. With sixteen returning lettermen, the future of this fine, upstand- | ing, and, needless to say worthwhile organization, looks | bright. t ' 5 i . v ¢ 5 ( : i President— Noel Anderson Vice President—Brian MacAllister Secretary— Marsha Clarke Treasurer—Peter Schragle Advisor—Mr. Pistone le. pmgrnanery ann 729 78 ROW ONE: Tommy Gennaro, D an Tocci, Co-Captains Chris Leach and Morey Smith; Bryan Sullivan. ROW TWO: Coach Hunt, Bob Sampson, Jack Brogan, Robert Gennaro, Scott MacKay. ROW THREE: Jeff Drake, Manager; Chris Bretoi, Bill Connelly, Frank Flaherty. ABSENT: Gary Lucas, John Cusolito, Mark Connelly, Bob Thompson, Jay Leach, Lindsay Witthus, Manager. New Coach ... Young Team ... Every- one hopeful ... good beginning v.s. Wellsley—then! ... HOT STREAK— Reading, Winchester, Belmont ... good efforts against Stoneham and Melrose . .. the corner seat ... Bench=@lupeliaae. Leach’s hat trick ... someone suggesting “we're jinxed” ... closet size locker rooms ... bus rides galore ... future looks good! 80 HOCKEY Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington NNW We Hed 4 3 4 5 5 3 1 2 3 2 wins— 13 losses—3 ties Wakefield Melrose Winchester Stoneham Concord Woburn Reading Belmont Watertown 3) 6 1 3) 11 2 4 3 3 Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington NOR ONWNOW 81 OFFICERS—Left to right: Bonnie Gavin, Lois Brown, dan, Miriam Cherny. AV-LIBRARY AIDES. Defending the time clock ... leaping from under an avalanche of books ... seeking lost books ... finding homes for ones that have been found ... processing and reprocessing ... helping other stu- dents find their books ... making over- heads and gasping under the effects of the pickle jar ... conducting an autopsy on a dead projector—then resurrecting it .. resplicing that film for the ninth time he Sada . sah pt Den eines� eat!” ti WT) pea % ! : | M =1 CO ead eee hee eee b : | i Ry Bes ih mayi |) J J j| A 3 is SS ga ae . ih ! - METCO ... yeah, man, a real riot ... it was hard getting used to the change . a long bus ride ... starting at five in the morning and getting home at three-thirty . entering in the ninth and leaving in the twelfth ... Metco can be best de- scribed by an old African saying “We start as fools and learn through exper- ience” ... all the brothers and sisters in Metco and those who came in contact created a real sense of unity. Rocky WRESTLING ROW ONE: Larry Way, Bob Hutchings, Peter Kahrilas and Dan Dobbie, Co-Captains; John Ferris, Geoff Freitas. ROW TWO: Scott Porter, Randy Rice, Andy Saakvitne, Gordon Bowersock, Joe Cataldo, Ed Abell, Coach Janu- sas. ROW THREE: Mike Tocci, Jeff Burke, Steve Bailey, Ed Kitfield, Danny McCarthy, Bob Jetsch. ABSENT: Eric Small. “All right wrestlers, let’s take our eleven laps” ... the maroon megaphone cotton for Larry’s nose ... sweating pounds in the whirlpool ... getting stacked in 34 seconds ... stacking at 5:56 minutes ... the fabulous feather- weights ... the horendous heavyweights ... Jumping Joe ... Koo Koo Kahrilas ... Cucumbers Porter ... “Coach, can we stay until 5:30 to wrestle?” ... working out by yourself ... four wrestle offs and still you win! ... without our coach, 12 to the GBI’s ... a week later, 3 to the States. Lexington Opponent 8 Chelmsford 44 16 Melrose 30 16 Reading 32 21 Wakefield Be 33 Winchester 21 21 Concord 3] 81 Newton South 45 15 Brookline 31] 13 Newton 43 12 Wayland 36 1 win—9 losses LHS ECHO Communication ... we try to let people in on what’s going on in the school ... an effort to make Monday mornings a little more bearable . a note from the office ... we had best cool it somewhat, kids ... a Thursday afternoon dead- line on news ... no, I can’t put it in if you don’t tell me until Friday ... singlehandedly conveying seven reams of paper all the way to the Depart- ment Head’s Office—why couldn’t all the doors open the same way? ... fearless editor versus malevolent machine—curse its malicious mechan- ical mind ... Artist at large—Truk, TREK, TRIP, THURP, what next? ... Leslie Winston’s freaked-out pumpkins ... counting tens, carding, will somebody PLEASE deliver to A Unit? ... finally—the Orgy, food, conversation, music, cats, and martians! Editor—Judy Wang Assistant Editor—Anne Jones Secretary-Treasurer—Sue Creamer Advisor— Mrs. Humez Students’ Own Service is a volunteer organization based on the principle that students are very effective in dealing with other students’ problems. SOS’s main task is to provide tutors for students within the high school, in any area. S.O.S. also offers tutors to all of the elementary schools in Lexington. In addition, S.O.S. has provided such services as clerical assistance and remedial read- ing, while some SOS members have worked with the mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed. Hopefully, S.O.S. will become a permanent pro- gram at L.H3S. 87 BOYS GYMNASTICS De ROW ONE: Dave Jenkinson, Chuck Shoemaker, Co-Captains Mark Jenkinson and Hisato Adachi; Marc Osborne, Stan Smith, Dave Way. ROW TWO: Coach Todaro, Tom Kirkham, Manager; Gordon Shatz, Ed Johnson, Don Rosenthal, John Butler, Jim Johnson, Manager. Agility, strength, balance, form ... vaults, giants, crosses, back handsprings ... “curl your toes, point your nose” ... bouncing off the floor ... Bsuckeit ect a haircut’ ... loss to Andover ... 5 gold medals ... Middlesex Individuals ... 10 o'clock curfew? ... all wins, one loss . ... look- what managers? ... where’s the tape? ing forward to the states. 89 Lexington 103.4 Watertown 108.3 Needham 103.4 Andover 104.8 Braintree 112.85 Newton 105 Wellsley 116 Wakefield 107.25 Winchester 90.8 Woburn 8 wins— | loss Opponent S1c2 92.4 110.5 O71 972 80.7 99 84.3 oY Be MIDDLESEX LEAGUE CHAMPS FTA Future Teachers of America ... par- ties at Perkins ... lectures and discus- sions ... Christmas cards from macaroni and yarn ... observing at Bridge bravely tackling roller-skating ... EWOW panel ... organization plus(?) ... driving to Watertown in a blizzard and arriving only half an hour late ... speech and hearing therapy ... Weston friends ‘“‘Who ever said I wanted to be a teacher?” President—Roberta Natanson Vice-President— Debbie Flomenhoft Secretary—Joanne McFarland Treasurer— Debbie Soybell From Left to Right: Roberta Nathenson, Debbie Flomenhoft, Susan Hartery, Nadine Lowe, Joanne McFarland, Joanne Gilbert. PEP SQUAD Selling spectator bus tickets ... waitres- sing at the Pancake Brunch ... spirit ... cheerse.eLech! Captain—Patrice Gibbons Co-Captains—Nancy O’Neil Karen Lorentzen 90 SPANISH CLUB El Club Espanol ... manana, manana es un otro dia ... musica y cantas do Espana y las Americas ... ayudanda la tienda mexicana ... Fritos, siempre Fritos! ... y, por su puesto, el sonido de la lengua mas Melodiosa en todo el mundo—espanol. ROW ONE: Elaine DeCarlo, Melann Robinson, Pam Stone, Secretary-Treas- urer. ROW TWO: Sue Blumenthal, Ellen Degan, Vice President; David Drake, President; Roberta Nathanson, Mr. Boch, Miss Richardson, Advisors; Sue Hall. ASTRONOMY CLUB Astronomy Club is ... photographing eclipse on March 7 ... grinding mirrors constructing telescopes ... clouds cover- ing sky on viewing night ... viewing meteor showers ... having a cookout . trip to Science Museum ... Christmas fatty... Lecture at Harvard ... freez- ing in zero degree weather. 91 BOYS BASKETBALL From Mr. Mass to Mr. Boynton Bullseye Boynton ... Mr. McCarthy and Dave McDowell ... Mr. Rhubarb “Where are the managers?” ... One minute drills ... “trading” shorts and shirts with other teams ... chicken fries slaw ... Guard’s Downtown Club . monkey suits ... Baker’s goatee . vertebrae ... Eat ... Swat ... upsetting Melrose 72-70 ... double overtime win v.s. Winchester ... streak of 34 straight wins broken by Melrose ... qualify for oi iL ait nm Tech v.s. Belmont ... Truck returns to ROW ONE: Coach Boynton, Rich Burke, Ron Lee, Co-Captains Noel Ander- form v.s. Woburn ... 97 points v.s. son and Glenn Wong; Wayne Morrison, Jack Flaherty. ROW TWO: Jeff Stoneham .. . Clinch League v.s. Concord Baker, Dave Babcock, John O’Brien, Andy Freitas, Steve Lorentzen, Paul Tech! Jones, Tom Harris. ROW THREE: Brian McAllister, Managers; Herb Ben- jamin, Robert Mann, Bill Monerer, Andy Jick. 92 Lexington 79 69 69 72 83 58 74 50 Lexington 82 62 82 63 Fitchburg Wakefield Winchester Melrose Belmont Chelmsford Reading Watertown Stoneham Concord Woburn Wakefield Winchester Melrose Belmont Woburn Reading Watertown Stoneham Concord 19 wins— 1 loss Opponent 50 ame) a8) 70 SW 44 50 42 Opponent 69 42 40 44 67 66 47 65 48 5] vs 46 MIDDLESEX LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TECH TOURNEY CLASS B FINALISTS 93 eerrererrrer PRPPRHSLS LACT TIFETER The L.H.S. Band, what is it? Football games ... frozen fingers ... mud and Sawaust ... Rod’s halftime ... 1, 2, 3, silent cheer ... A good Star Spangled Banner ... parades ... concerts ... Sat- urday rehearsal ... cider and doughnuts ... ticket drives ... a strong lower brass section ... quiet trumpets ... and tons of drummers ... a hard working council (especially the housing committee) ... and last but not least, the man who makes us great—good old Mr. “G.” That’s what the Band is! 95 96 GIRLS GYMNASTICS New gymnasts ... torn ligaments ... long practices ... impossible superior moves ... pre-competition tension ... The blue reuther board ... Maureen’s cough syrup ... “show them what you’ve got” ... AMplitude ... after competi- tion relief ... Kathy in the states ... Coed Gym Show. Lexington 35.90 49.25 56.25 50.7 42.15 55.90 49.8 52.80 Burlington North Reading Newton South Winchester Newton North Brookline Masconomet Andover 2 wins—6 losses Opponent 42.55 56.20 59.35 51.8 53255 53.6 40.95 61.5 ROW ONE: Maureen Gillis, Patty Bond, Carol Dumont, Michelle Taylor, Cha-nan Tang, Robbie Ken, Marsha Clarke, Kathy Wolfe, Chris Dhimos. ROW TWO: Kathy Ross, Ann McCarthy, Pam Roberts, Sue Ensor, Sue Lambie, Jenny Collard, Meg Bailey, Diana Goor, Diane Grieg. ROW THREE: Lisa Buchanan, Diana Kelly, Joanne MacDougall, Elaine Richardson, Linda Fano, Jennifer Mills, Coach Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Lynda Heyl, Carol Win- chester, Patty Wilson, Sue Millican, Donna Gennaro, Alana Tuck, Yvonne Chao, Karen Wills. ROW FIVE: Managers—Jananne Essley, Nancy Mack, Ellen Degan. 97 CHESS—the most exacting game three hours of continual concentration . one stupid mistake ... satisfaction— sometimes, but always the feeling of mental tiredness after a marathon match ... losing 6 out of 42 matches in 3 years vthesstate, Lournament ...)., Coach” Schulz: “This is the year we go to Las Vegas” ... hundred dollar games After a while, it becomes not a game but an obsession, and the player realizes why chess is the national “sport” of the Sov- iet Union and the most accepted partisan recreational activity in the world. FOLIO iB CHESS CLUB FOLIO—poetry, prose, the arts dawning suspicion that maybe democ- racy is slower than despostism, especially on a magazine “Oh God, another beach poem!” ... “What format are we going to use this time?” ... “I think we ought to have another meeting” ... al- ways attempting to face the problem of trying not to create an elite publication a first encouragement for maturing artistry ... FOLIO YOUNG MODERNS Young Moderns—INTRIGUE—learning how to defend ourselves ... EXPERI- MENTING—seeing what we’d look like with long hair, short hair, hairpieces .. HELPING—playing Santa Claus to the Fernald School ... INDECISION—what to do for the rest of the year?? ... Offi- Pasmemecctnos | LHE | POSSIBLE DREAM —modeling in the Fashion show ... Learning to give of oneself for the benefit of the group. 99 eee ee SWIMMING aaa: ROW ONE: Jeff Marshall, Ricky Notini, Paul Devoe. ROW TWO: Mark Ward, Peter Harvell, Steve Savage, Brian Clarke, Gary Bettencourt, Buck Collins, David Chastain. ROW THREE: Steve Meltz, Bill Zorn, Spencer Sullivan, Bob Hinkley, Mike Fossier, Ken Newlands, Mike DiCicco, Steve Krensky. ROW FOUR: Fred Gray, Mike Meller, Steve McCarthy, Peter Shaw. Gary Flomehoft. ROW FIVE: Mike Stone, Jim Brick, Peter Clarke. es - Ee Se on HI mae” Lexington 50 51 63 35 51 =) a 49 42 60 Gardner Brookline Brockton Cambridge Latin Waltham Catholic Memorial Rindge Tech Wellesley Leominster Manchester Memorial 8 wins—2 losses Opponent 45 44 32 60 44 40 pH: 46 51 aD 101 Always an odd number of sprints ... 15 times around the merry-go-round getting old track warm-ups and new shirts which are liable to be stolen within the next five minutes ... all day meets at freezing, cock-roach infested pools volleyball over the backstroke marker and water basketball fights ... jumping out windows carrying most of your clothes ... “5 lines, spread out the talent”, and stacking lane five anyway ... 20 times around the merry-go-round . the impeachment of a manager . Flamboyant’s moon-raising breaststroke with a fly kick ... waiting on the bus for Bucky ... buying friends with food on the bus ... finding out there isn’t a 50- yard leg of a 400 yard freestyle relay right after swimming a 50-yard leg of a 400-yard freestyle relay ... swimming a 200 and then seeing rainbows around bright objects, like lights and coaches. SKI CLUB We help stamp out summer and pray for snow. When it comes we hit the road! President—Pam Dexter Vice President—Steve Jefferson Treasurer—Sue Lyons Secretary—Sue Townsend POTPOURRI ‘The group for people who like to sing” ... Monday afternoons in M-2 ... one lone bass ... carolling at the Mall ... trying to find a trumpet player a day be- fore the performance .. . falling apart af- ter Christmas. RADIO CLUB Radio Club ... Christmas messages! Free! Recipient does not need a radio . an almost auction ... a bad E1CO, a bad receiver, no antennas ... roof ex- peditions ... Is there anyone who wants code classes? ... Zack’s unique keyer BOP LS 2a Wellecip nive prides ols Herb ever going to show up? RIFLE CLUB Tuesday afternoons at the Armory happiness is a warm gun ... Christmas party ... weighted candles ... two bal- loons in one shot ... hubcaps ... are we ever going to have any matches? eee Who will be the top 5... Dave’s 18 ... John ... club companion kit .. . where are some mats ... Instruc- tors Clay, Herb, Gerard. FNA A whole shipment of candy squeezed into one small closet ... working towards the scholarship coffee and donuts every Thursday that we don’t forget ... wiring candy to coat hangers to decorate a nursing home. at Christmas ... speak- ers from nursing schools ... visits to a hospital ... Future Nurses of America. President—Pat Heinrich Vice President—Nancy O’Neil Treasurer— Karen Lorentzen Secretary— Patrice Gibbons Program Chairmen—Susan Kestler Sharon Pratt 104 Shot Weekends ... wearing four sweat- 1 970 ers and still freezing ... name, right, pic- ikecnecka wee rowdy Ss: .=. Gheryl’s paper bag ... Pat’s horror stories Bubbi the head typist ... “but they did that last year!” ... reliable Bill Chris’ meatball subs ... “But Van, it’s upside down!” ... “don’t look at the pic- ese BRUCE 7... “why can’t: we skip 20 pages?” ... “who the hell is this?” ... a deadline on Wednesday? ... DAVID... “Pick your own thing!” STAFF Editor-in-Chief Teena Jones Associate Editor Bob Kent Design Editor Van Harris Art Editor Judy Stroum Business Managers Andy Jick Donna Samuel Clubs Organizations David Feinberg Pattrice Gibbons Faculty Editors Jeanne Black Kathy Groll Features Editors Pat Heinrich Cheryl Wein Music Editors Sue Meller Lynne Wimberly Photography Editors David Drake Bruce Owens Production Managers _ Betty Andleman Leslie Evans Senior Editors Ellen Degan Steve Shapiro Sports Editors Patti Brown Geoff Freitas Underclass Editors Steven Krensky Debbie Stavro Photographers: Jon Essley, Gavin Frank- lin, Lisa Kanter, Bill Murray, Steve Sav- chuck, Stephen Spellenberg, Robert Brudnick, Peter Klein, David Kornetsky, Robert Mann, John Mullen, Art Bentler, Chris Stockard, Tom Owens, Todd Fein- berg, Dan Miley. . Advisor Neil Gray 105 tow aly LEXINGTON 1970— a completely unique experience 108 It is the special directions we take that make our school unique. Lexington High is not necessarily better, nor worse than most other schools; but it is DIFFERENT— different because of the particular things we choose to do. In the following pages, we have attempted to illustrate how the students at Lexington High express themselves by becoming involved. On October 15, thousands of students expressed their opposition to the war in Vietnam. Lexington was host to Governor Seargent, as well as many other distinguished speakers. The increasing enrollment at L.H.S. necessitated a re- evaluation of the unit system. For this purpose, a com- mittee of students and faculty was appointed, headed by Nate Todaro. 109 For two weeks in September, Ellen Degan and David Drake, visited our sister city of Dalores Hidalgo. Lexington was host to two A.F.S. stu- dents: Saba Gessesse from Ethiopia, and Gino Gomba from Italy. In January, our A.F.S. representative, Jamie Katz, re- turned from his year in New Zealand. 110 This year, Lexington High participated in several cultural exchanges. In July, twenty-one L.H.S. students initiated an exchange with Pueblo, Mexico, when they spent a month living with Mexican families. Li By student demand, Lexington High initiated a Black Studies Course to provide an opportunity for interested students to learn more about that area of our his- tory. In February, the black students presented a program to the school to express their attitude toward the black man’s position and re- lationship to society. ON heres eg Sry meee, inten eid f 1 Be FIGHT POLLUTION ‘ig sit so wee ae me Be 101N E BLOCK All Ekow Meeting ieee March � t ‘ce whe con nit attend | “Sa hp “yp dlend Friday : Ne, Ge Uijy, J a %q, iy Me fo on i Black Hk or check jock Education Without Walls attempted to break away from traditional classroom education by bringing the student in closer contact with: the community. 114 UT This year an attempt was made to better communication within the school. One such attempt was Mr. Johnson’s Open Meetings, where students were free to question the Administration’s policies in any area. In March plans were being formulated for a day long Ecology ‘Teach-In to take place in April. 115 Lexington High’s Winter sports teams did exceptionally well this year. The Indoor Track Team was Undefeated Middlesex League Champs and Number One in the State. 116 The Gymnastic Team placed Second in the States. 117 The Basketball Team were Middlesex League Champs and Tech Tourney Finalists. 118 In March, the Boy’s and Girl’s Gymnastic Teams combined their skills to present the “Joy of Effort”, featuring different types of competitive skills, dance steps, tumbling, pyramids, triple balance, tableaux, and comedy. 119 In March, Lexington High participated in the drama segment of the Arts Six Program. Miss Ella Gerber and four professional actors captivated hundreds of students for four weeks. 120 Rehearsals began in February for this year’s musical Kiss Me Kate, to be presented in April. This year the Junior Class produced their own play about life at Lexington High. Zz Lu = Yd) v) oo | O cr Lu fa’ z =) , CLASS OF 1973 Freshmanitis ... the “first year in high school” syndrome. Symptoms: A Tale of Two Cities, trilobites, erosion, evapotran- spiration, algebraic formulas, Al- exander-the-Great and friends. A condition further aggravated by: something called a “source theme” and being the youngest of four classes. Diagnosis: Unity as a class while belonging to the whole. CLASS OFFICERS—James McKinney, President; James LaFauci, Vice-President; Sandra McAlduff, Secretary; Mary Jane Enterkin, Treasurer. 124 A22 ROW ONE: Alison Bernstein, Kathy Beutler, Mar- cia Black, Deborah Black, Wendy Bayles, Linda Benjamin, Sheryl Bicknell, Barbara Belt. ROW TWO: Steve Blackmer, Gary Bevington, Marcia Beal, Lynn Bjorklund, Lisa Beaudry, Leslie Ber- nier, Tom Benoit, Miss Skwirut. ROW THREE: Robert Bixby, David Beck, Robert Bettencourt, Steve Blackwell, Douglas Bille, Gary Beamon, Marc Berkowitz FRESHMEN A21 ROW ONE: Nancy Barstow, Debbie Bacon, Elise Abel, Nancy Asarkof, Donna Amodeo, Ann Jane Banios, Gail Armstrong, Dulce Anderson, Loretta Audley. ROW TWO: Mark Barbacano, Stephen Annand, Ruth Allen, Carol Ann Bass, Dale Amaral, Karen Agresti, Jason Baron, Mr. Koetke. ROW THREE: Brian Aldrich, Gustavo Abele, Ed Banks, Greg Baker, Charles Abate, Robin Barres, David Alexander, Steve Ascher, Mark Andonian. ABSENT: Bonnie Barrett, Perry Adler, Karen An- tonucci, Ben Bailey, Beth Baldwin, Lisa Baltz, Lee Bateson, Bruce Bailey. A23 ROW ONE: Ruth Baghosian, Donna Brown, Dale Brown, Judith Brown, Kathleen Briana, Frances Broussard, Lynne Bonini. ROW TWO: Terry Bren- ner, Stephen Bretoi, David Bracken, Susan Blumenthal, Regina Bryant, Denise Bombara, Jim Brick, Lance Bradley, Stuart Braks. ROW THREE: Bob Brehm, John Bonfilio, Dennis Brod- erick, George Broder, Brian Bowles, George Bryant. ABSENT: Dianne Bouley, Kenneth Block. FRESHMEN A24 ROW ONE: Lynn Burns, Maryjane Carroll, Cindy Cave, Helen Carota, Carol Calligandes, Cindy Chagnon, Joanne Carey, Susan Butler, Cynthia Byers. ROW TWO: Norm Camac, Jim Buckley, Ann Capobianco, Joan Cavanagh, Debbie Carr, Elizabeth Burke, Karen Bullock, Lisa Buchanan, Neysa Caplan, Charlene Carlson, Diane Cardillo Rick Chabot, Angelo Busa. ROW THREE: Frank Caprio, Jon Cataldo, Richard Burns, Brian Burrell, Phil Burke, Michael Cassidy, Bill Buttric, Chris Casey, Mark Carota. ABSENT: Debra Camp. A25 ROW ONE: Arlene Caotes, Michelle Colbert, Jen- nifer Collard, Susan Conway, Catherine Coble, Marlise Conway, Linda Colangelo, Julie Chamber- lain, Sharon Conboy. ROW TWO: Scott Chapman, Paul Clear, Robert Coughlin, Barbara Chiesa, Chris Constantelos, Patricia Clerkin, Celine Con- nell, Lynne Clarke, Carol Chase, Richard Char- tienitz, George Colby, Stewart Chapin. ROW THREE: Peter Clark, David Cooper, Bill Chase, Bud Comstock, Joe Cormier, Paul Cobb, Ken Cody, Bill Combs, Mark Chagnon. ABSENT: Larry Conley, Kimberly Collins, Wayne Childs. A26 ROW ONE: Ellen Cross, Jeanne Crowley, Rose- mary Crane, Marie Cushman, Erminiar DeBiase, Rita Pajalich, Kathleen Degman, Barbar Degan. ROW TWO: Mrs. Redlich, Jim Curran, Mark Cunha, Julie Dawson, Janet Custance, Jeanne Cul- len, Kathy Devlin, Andrew Curtan, Jim Curran. ROW THREE: Peter D’Arrigo, Weyman Darden, Russell Dana, Francis Culbertson, Michael Delfin- ger, Paul Creamer, Steve Cunha, ABSENT: Lucia Cusolito, Nicolette Conis, Susan Dalrymple. 126 FRESHMEN A27 ROW ONE: Brenda Donovan, Diane DiBlasi, Linda Dostou, Nancy Doukas, Diane DiRocco, Sandra Dulling, Melanie Dora in, Michelle Dup- erey. ROW TWO: Daniel Donovan, Charles Di- mond, Peter Doelling, Helena Donovan, Kathleen Doherty, Pamela Downing, Sandra Dumont, Thom- as Doherty, Michael Drury, Miss Quinn. ROW THREE: William Duncan, Kelly Domings, Richard Donovan, James Donovan, William Dug- gan, Raymond Doucette, Paul Donahue. A28 ROW ONE: Lorraine Ferguson, Barbara Durkin, Bechy Fletcher, Ann Farrar, Vicky Farrell, Martha Falconer, Linda Fano, Mary Jane Enterkin, Lisa Erines. ROW TWO: Robert Eldridge, Jon Fontas, Joe Ferro, Carol Fobert, Margy Dyer, Debby Dy- gert, Janet Foulkes, Elaine Dyer, Penny Fillios, Liz Evans, Bruce Ellis, Matthew Foti, Jon Fleisch-— mann. ROW THREE: Rich Reindel, Larry Elliott, Gary Flomenhoft, Anthony Ferrari, Steve Elkins, Denis Filipetti, Stan Esecson, Mike Eacock. AB- SENT: Victor Dyck, Todd Feinburg, David Fenn. Al ROW ONE: Greta Gordan, Janice Gavan, Caryn Gould, Sherry Gardner, Mary Ellen Golini, Kathy Gaughan, Donna Gennaro, Diane Goor. ROW TWO: Carl Franceschi, Norm Glickman, Dan Goodridge, Kim Glennon, Richard Friesecke, Martha Gordon, Elaine Gaffney, Deborah God- dard, Brian Fullerton, Mark Gauthier, Mr. Mecher. ROW THREE: Bob Freeman, Steve Gallagher, Mike Fulton, Ken Garant, Jim Friend, Ronnie Gould, John Geragosian, Raymond Gelinas, Brian Games, Charles Gorsun. ABSENT: Paul Frantz, Grant Garber. 127 A2B ROW ONE: Steve Ingalls, Andrew Huang, David Jencks, Leo Hurley, Ronald Higgins, Bob Heinrich, Keith Hay, Peter Hurney, Nels Huuskonen. ROW TWO: Miss Buttigieg, Lauren Johnson, Susan Hur- rell, Beverly Hutchings, Christine Hoiriis, Kathy Hines, Kathleen Hopkins, Sandra Heighton, Denise Haywood, Lynda Heyl. ROW THREE: Gordon Johnson, Gary Haywood, Duncan Jackson, Steve Hewitt, Chris Hayner, Karl Hazard, Stephan Hol- ton, Richard Hudson, Jonathan Hoyt. ABSENT: Carol Hildebrand, Joe Johnson. B21 ROW ONE: Lyn Kennard, Kim Kidd, Marybeth Kestler, Cindy Keller, Carol Jones. ROW TWO: Donald Keren, Thomas Kelley, Kathy Kenney, Mary Keegan, Marilyn Jones, Dave Kelly, Richard Kellett, Miss Dana. ROW THREE: Steve Kelley, Bob Jones, Larry Jones, Jim Kelly, Stan Kent, Tom King, John Kiley. ABSENT: Margaret Kin- ner, Wendy Kessler, Sue Kinney, Catie Kehrig. 128 A2A ROW ONE: Patty Grant, Susan Hall, Judy Hanra- han, Maureen Hartford, Helen Haskell, Maureen Harrigan, Tina Haus, Dena Groisser, Priscilla Green. ROW TWO: Mike Grant, Robert Greer, Susan Guthe, Ken Hastings, Brian Harrington, Steve Haus, Sandy Groll, Nancy Hall, Stewart Gould. ROW THREE: Jeff Grush, Bob Harleman, Bill Hamilton, Jonathan Granata, Peter Harvey, Scott Gray, Sean Harrigan, Garry Hagopian. AB- SENT: Stuart Gruber, John Grossman, Mark Hampton, Robert Harris, Paul Grenier. B22 ROW ONE: Carolyn Langille, Ellen Koren, Linda Ladd, Margaret Leach, Vicki Lancaster, Carol Lane, Marcy Kornreich. ROW TWO: Frank Lan- celotta, Jim Kyprianos, Eric LaRose, Kathy Krue- ger, Debbie Kourian, Reed Kotler, Mark Lambert, Mrs. Korman. ROW THREE: Mark Koss, David Lavender, Derek Lanich, Bob Klemm, Richard Lawson, Gary Kracoff. ABSENT: Sue Larssen, Jim LaFauci. 129 FRESHMEN B23 ROW ONE: Carol Lodi, Gail Leffler, Ann Little- john, Karen Luongo, Lisa Lindman, Pam Lucas, Faye Levow. ROW TWO: Mr. Guerra, Neal Mac- Donald, Mike Leary, Julie Lesser, Chris MacArthur, Claire Lofton, Laurie MacDonald, Sue Little, Cheryl Lima, Peter Liebman, Ken Lewis. ROW THREE: Peter Maartmannmoe, Nick Levintow, Mark Lowe, Marty Leelman, Steve Lessin, Joe Lurie. B24 ROW ONE: Nancy McCarthy, Kathy Mann, Carol Martignetti, Janet McEwen, Cindy Mazza, Anne McCarthy, Sue McCarthy, Kimberly McDon- ough, Karen Marrone, Sandy McAlduff. ROW TWO: Phil McCormack, Shaun McDonough, Jim McCann, Barbara Marotto, Susan McDevitt, Susan MacGillivray, Pat Martin, Cathy McElman, Debbie McConnell, Tom McGill, Bill Maher. ROW THREE: Jim McBride, Owen McDonald, Frank Marasa, David Maroney, Paul Mason, Tom McCallum, Gary Manter, David Mack, Bill Mad- den, Neil Magner, Joe Mazerall. ABSENT: Randy McCabe, Gail MacEwen, Jeanne McCarron, John Manoli, Jeffrey Marshall. FRESHMEN - = - ByZs) ROW ONE: Rima Miller, Susan Milinazzo, Judy Miles, Elizabeth Moore, Mona Mondano, Wendy McLeish, Anne Mollo Christensen, Heidi Mueller. ROW TWO: Stewart Monderer, Jon Miller, Wil- liam Moretti, Carol McHugh, Debbie McIver, Patti McGuire, Marion Miller, Gail McKeown, Martha McIntosh, James Michaels, Don Mueller, Arthur Morrissey. ROW THREE: John Monahan, Scott Moreno, Marion Meeks, Joe Monahan, Bill McMahon, John Morrill, Jim McKenney, David Miller. B26 ROW ONE: Patty Murphy, Maria Nuovo, Jeanne Murtaugh, Linda Nagle, Nancy Newgent, Alice Nichols. ROW TWO: Ann Nichols, Rhonda Nowll, Susan Norcross, Terry Murphy, Martha Napoli, Merita Mullen, Sandy Murphy. ROW THREE: John Nich, Robert Murray, Gary Nonne- maker, Kerry Neal, Riccardo Notini. ‘eae @ a z { a d ; | ROW ONE: Nancy Olive, Dawna Paton, Cathy Owen, Joan O’Shaughnessy, Julie Omara, Cindy Parsons. ROW TWO: Tom Pennell, Billy Palmer, John Perley, Mike Paster, Steve Pelican, David Os- terberg, Brad Pascoe, Joe Oloughlin, Mike Osborn. ROW THREE: Walter Peeler, Frank Pasciuto, J ohn Page, David Palm, Brian O’Connell, Gary Packet, James O’Hara. ABSENT: Jeanne Oliva, Emily Odza. 130 B28 ROW ONE: Anne Richards, Jane Plasse, Ann Reid, Ellen Phillips, Sue Pollins, Judy Petrucci, Nancy Perry. ROW TWO: Dave Rechel, Steve Richter, Donna Regillo, Sally Rechtman, Judy Rigby, Sandy Petterson, Andrea Porter, Chris Phin- ney, Mindy Pollack, Bruce Roat, Phil Reckard, Scott Porter. ROW THREE: Ted Plemenos, Ken Potzka, Ivan Pratt, Scott Post, Bruce Peterson, John Riley, Larry Quinzani, Roger Quimby, Keith Plattor. ABSENT: Tom Quinn, Simon Pongratz, Sheila Quinlan, Betsy Rising, Jane Reiffen. B2A ROW ONE: Sharon Schott, Eugenia Shao, Suzanne Shoemaker, Linda Siltanen, Sue Schatz, Judy Scott. ROW TWO: Miss Halfter, Bill Sethares, Ted Schatski, Russell Skelton, Andrea Schwartz, Patty Sicco, Joel Skinner, Dennis Sharkey, David Shu- man. ROW THREE: Robert Scenna, Steven Singe- lais, David Seaman, Alan Sliski, Mike Shaugh- nessy, Steven Scannell, Mark Schatz. ABSENT: Lorinda Shaw, Leslie Servi, Peter Selfridge, Laura Seed, Peter Smart, Rachael Sing, Jon Sikes, Nancy Sheffield. B1 ROW ONE: Ann Sasaki, Andrea Rouillard, Stephanie Savaga, Andrea Ross, Pamela Roberts. ROW TWO: Gene Scanlon, Paul Savage, Charlie Sargent, Kathy Ross, Irene Scaltsas, Jim Roberts, Carl Santora, Mrs. Bondy. ROW THREE: Richard Romano, John Rudd, John Rumasuglia, Mike Ryan, Renard Rubulis, Charles Savage. ABSENT: Barry Rose, Mary Ellen Russell, Robert Sage, Marianne Sannella, Thomas Schock, Bill Russell. 131 FRESHMEN B2B ROW ONE: Mary Sullivan, Moira Sullivan, Do- rina Sutherland, Jane Stickney, Doris Sullivan, Amy Stechler, Lorre Smith, Sara Stewart, Julia Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Di Franco, Ed Stande, Mark Swasey, Carlene Spencer, Sally Sutherland, Lisa Strout, Ann Storer, Carol Smith, Barbara Stetson, Lizabeth Stang, Robert Spaulding, Allan Smith, ROW THREE: Jay Sousa, James Sutton, Glen Sullivan, Kevin Strong, Richard Strano, Egil Straujups, Richard Smith, Richard Surko, Michael Stone. ABSENT: Ellen Stone, Michael Sullivan, Rebecca Swartz. Soy) 01 ; ROW ONE: JoAnn Talmage, Helen Taenzer, Joan ' Szalajeski, Theresa Taranto, Shari Tishman, Patri- cia Thomas, Michelle Taylor. ROW TWO: Doug _ Townsend, Marcia Torci, Melanie Thompson, Andrea Talamas, Phyllis Tavilla, Philip Terry, Leslie Townsend, Jane Talley, Valerie Tocci, Ar- lene Thompson, Mark Tomchik. ROW THREE: _ Steve Taylor, Edward Terkanian, John Tobiason, _ Stephen Torci, Mark Taishoff, Kevin Toomey, Dustin Thomas, Paul Tatro, Merwyn Thompson. ABSENT: Janice Thompson, Richard Torpey, Wil- liam Tierney, Carol Swinimer, Thomas Taverna, Bruce Taylor. C2A ROW ONE: Diane Uraneck, Joanne Vasilopoulos, Alana Tuck, Coralee Van Egmond, Janice Wang, Cynthia Vincent, Angela Trzaskos. ROW TWO: 4 Mark West, Anthiny Trunfio, Mark Vasseur, San- dra Van Alstine, Leslie Vyce, Susan Warden, Karen White, Sarah Wheatley, Mark Wenham, @ Larry Vital ROW THREE: Roger Tucker, David _ Weldon, Paul Wentzell, Douglas Treat, Keith Trex- ler, Stephen White, Mark Tuton. ABSENT: Gary Wertheim, Sarah Weston, Michael Walker, Michael Whitehead, Doris Webster. 132 FRESHMEN a, iat Bg BA ta =a . te oe ee Mant ¥ ROW ONE: Karen Wills, Tara Williams, Lisa Wright. Patty Wilson, Pam Wolfe, Faith Youngren, Amy Wolsky, Maryann Winchester. ROW TWO: Leigh Ann Whitney, Patty Yodice, Diane Lola, Laurie Yaffee, Patty Williams, Mary Equitis, Sherry Wright, Janet Yoos. ROW THREE: Robert Wiggins, Richard Willey, Jim Wyman, John Wil- liams, Rick Wolf, Eric Woodward. 133 CLASS OFFICERS—David Jodice, President; Anne Roberts, Vice President; Jeff Oppenheim, Treasurer; Karen Boudreau, Secretary. 134 Anything but a freshman, Biology, Class consciousness, D unit, European history, Frogs in Formaldehyde, Geometry, Hawthorne, Industrious, Jr. varsity cheerleaders, Kool, Kalm, Kollected, Literature, Microscopes, Napoleon, Only two more years, Palnes, Quixotic, Russian Revolution, Still underclassmen, Theorems, Usually tired, Viruses, Work, X-chromosomes, Y-chromosomes, ZZZZZZ SOPHOMORES E22 ROW ONE: Terri Aronin, Kathy Ambrose, Jean Acker, Sue Avana, Janis Abel, Launa Albertine, Joanne Anno. ROW TWO: Miss Pearsall, Dennis Adams, Steve Baily, Ginny Aronson, Lynne Ander- son, Janet Alexander, Janis Audley, Bob Aronson, ._ John Ausian, Davis Baind. ROW THREE: Tom Aronson, Mark Andrews, Brian Apgar, Howard Abbott, David Allred, Mike Altobelli, Ed Abell. ABSENT: Richard Avery, Peter Avallone, Leslie Allen, Joan Baldwin. EZ ROW ONE: Suc Benoit, Ann Bengan, Pam Battin, Cindy Barnes, Martha Balon, Nancy Barney, Chris Balsama. ROW TWO: John Beauchamp, Guy Bar- bacano, Kevin Beck, Ed Barsamian, Richard Batchel- _ der, Steve Baventine, Dexton Bellows, Bob Bean, Dennis Beaudan. ROW THREE: Bruce Berthtold, ee | John Barrett, Donald Bates, Steve Bass, Beebe é | Richard, Ron Bergstron, Bill Belcher, Mike Barg. Eas) ROW ONE: Julianna Bloembergen, Debbie Bloon- berg, Gwynne Bieren, Lisa Boodman, Patty Bond, Sandy Bogosian. ROW TWO: Neal Berman, Dun- can Bird, Andy Bogdan, Richard Blumenthal, Don Bolton, Larry Borish, Ethan Bogen. ROW THREE: Phil Bosinoff, Jim Berstein, Greg Bill- man, Jeff Bird, Bill Birchard, Authen Beutler, Mark Berman. ABSENT: Meredith Birch, Dennis Botelho. E1 ROW ONE: Diane Chopourian, Carolyn Coffin, Lori Cicero, Gwen Champion, Miriam Cherney, Paula Cerulli, Nini Changelian, Rosemary Centola. ROW TWO: Richard Centore, Carmine Ciriello, Sidney Chastain, Jackie Catldo, Beth Cochran, Yvonne Chao, Mr. Goodwin. ROW THREE: Eric Coble, Brian Cleary, Joe Cataldo, Jim Clements, Jon Clarke, Richard Clarke, Grahame Chase. E24 ROW ONE: Marcia Brehm, Cindy Burri, Robin Butler, Karen Boudreau, Jane Boughton, Janet Brucchi, Anne Marie Busa, Cindy Burg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rourke, Donald Briggs, Richard Brown, Ronald Bruno, Leslie Cadario, Lisa Brin- gerud, Kathryn Bulman, Paula Byrne, Mary Breit- maier, Richard Busa, Eric Boyd, Andy Bramhall. THIRD ROW: Rick Burbidge, Michael Budiansky, Geoffrey Burke, Danny Britt, Alan Broderick, Bob Bryan, Chris Bretoi, Ricky Bowes. ABSENT: Diane Brenan, Joanne Breslin, Patricia Brown, Pe- ter Brown, David Cacciola. E26 ROW ONE: Robin Carmody, Lydia Castanheira, Susan Carmen, Susan Calliganders, Debbie Calin, Joanne Carlson, Julie Campbell. ROW TWO: Miss Baines, Mike Cassettari, Jim Cameron, Kathi Car- dillo, Rick Carberry, Rick Caster. ROW THREE: Paul Casey, Brian Cahill, David Caliri, Rick Carlson, Rich Carlson, Bruce Campbell. ABSENT: Jack Caldarella, Andrew Cahn, Richard Carney, Micheal Casey. SOPHOMORES Pi 4 E2A ROW ONE: Mary Collins, Sue Corkum, Joan Col- lazo, Connie Cuzzupe, Mary Coyte, Sherry Cos- tello. ROW TWO: Larry Cusalito, Bob Corssino, Richard Cotty, Debbie Cronier, Dorothy Covert, Cheryl Comstock, Kenneth D’ Abbraccio, Chris Cor- mier, Mr. Pero. ROW THREE: John Cunha, Chris Collins, Alan Coombs, Scott Collend, Bill Connelly, Jared Cone, Neil Cronin. ABSENT: Bronwen Crothers, Richard Crazzini, Bonnie Dalyrmple, Karen Dailey, Ed Cooper. =� ) ROW ONE: Elaine DeCarlo, Pam Devlie, .Chris Dhimos, Susan Donahue, Sue Dean, Joanne Di- Silva. ROW TWO: Mike Debernardi, John De- veau, Hannah Delfiner, JoAnn Donovan, Luanna Devrnis, John Denison, Robby Dollinger, Mr. Hooper. ROW THREE: Paul Devoe, Peter DiSal- vatore Dean Dexter, Tony DiPietro, Ray Desi- mone, Bruce Davis, Dana Dimambro, Paul DiGam- marino. ABSENT: Debby Deflice, Alan Deflilce, John Donovan, Cheryl Domigan, Peggy Dargie, Mark Dearborn, Bill Dobbie, Eileen Dev- lin. D21 ROW ONE: Sue Ensor, Julie Fitzgerald, Judy El- den, Lori Fine, Kathy Downing, Sue Downey, Andrea Ernst, Sue Eleftherakis. ROW TWO: De- nise DuBois, Manette Faflick, Stephanie Ebbs, Al- ana Emery, John Durkin, Lee Dubin, Linda English, Carol Dougherty, Janan Essley, Mr. Capezza. ROW THREE: Mark Drury, John Ferris, Paul Flynn, John Flaherty, Mark Ebbs, Mike Dubin, Jordan Feinberg. ABSENT: David Estes, Burry Fendel. SOPHOMORES p22 ROW ONE: Gail Fulton, Stacey Gallagher, Pam George, Linda Fobert, Marjorie Foss, Debbie For- ten, Laura Gibbs, JoAnn Gallagher. ROW TWO: Miss Geist, Kathy Fradette, Ed Ganskirt, Bruce Garant, Neal Gittlenen, Michelle Forrier, Linda Gilman. ROW THREE: Jim Gaffney, Chester Geissier, Tom Freitag, Dave Garland, Peter Gatti, John Foti, Ward Ganger. ABSENT: Dana Fox. D23 ROW ONE: Patti Hamilton, Michelle Guernsey, Nancy Grahm, Cindy Hall, Mary Gravallese, Don- na Hager, Mary Hamilton. ROW TWO: Lee Goldstein, Sally Hamblen, Kathi Hamilton, Lisa Gottlieb, Robin Greenwood, Gayna Grant, Miss Allen. ROW THREE: Paul Green, George Gou- gian, Richard Ham, Dave Hadley, Billy Glass, Brian Grant, John Gleason. ABSENT: Steven Guthe. D24 ROW ONE: Diane Holleman, Sally Hettir, Mari- anne Harvell, Sherry Harper, Alice Hayner, Donna Hooper, Debbie Hemeon, Lisa Hopwood. ROW TWO: Mr. McReynolds, Arthur Handman, Nancy Hilferty, Donna Hopwood, Billie Jean Howard, Sandra Herscott, Ann Heron, Sue Humphreys, Da- vid Herman. ROW THREE: George Henry, David Harris, Sam Hovorka, George Howe, Bob Hayes, Phil Harvell, Mark Healy. ABSENT: Neil Hartery, Jim Hangstefer, Steve Harvey, Mitchell Haugen, Julie Hennig, Julia Hodgkins, Marcia Horowitz. 138 SOPHOMORES NW 25 ROW ONE: Donna Huoppi, Jane Johnson, Deb- orah Karas, Loray Jackson, Joan Kanter, Paula Ian- nazzi, Adele Jeannette. ROW TWO: David Jenkin- son, James Hutchinson, David Jodice, Mary Ann Judkins, Olina Jonas, David Jacobs, Stephen Hur- ley, Stephan Johnson, Mrs. Gillespie. ROW THREE: George Jelatis, John Jackson, Bruce Johnson, Paul Jones, Albert Jackson, Thomas Kasey, David Katzenstein, Steven Hurley. AB- SENT: Kathleen Hurley, Richard Hurney, Ronica Jackson, Carol Janusas, Randall Johnson, James Johnson, David Jenkins. D26 ROW ONE: Sharon Kaye, Linda King, Deborah Kennedy, Claudia Kellett, Diana Kelly, Debra Kelley, Nancy Kiley, Gay Kilkenny. ROW TWO: Judith Kinnard, Elizabeth Kemper, Lawrence Klane, David Klebanoff, David King, Doris Klemm, Dorothy Kent, Linda Kolyier, Miss O’Con- nor. ROW THREE: Kevin Kirby, Mark Kelley, Robert Kingston, Steven Kenney, Stephen Kitch- ing, Richard Kestler, Daniel Knobel, Victor Kean. ABSENT: Susan Kelley. D2 ROW ONE: Charlotte Kritsick, Susan Leavitt, Karen Krag, Lynne Krensky, Susan Lambie, Lisa | Lambert, Debra Kracoff, Alexandra Levintow. | - ROW TWO: Charles Letovsky, Steven Leto, John Leary, Erica Levine, Benj Lawhorn, Hans Larsen, Bruce Lawson, Mrs. Mulkerin. ROW THREE: William Lebow, Zachary Lemnios, Jeremy Lieb, Ron Lee, Harry Lancaster, Guy Labate, Leo Korn. ABSENT: Francis Lee, Lanning Levine. 139 SOPHOMORES D28 ROW ONE: Constance Manoli, Sally Lowry, Diane Lundy, Cynthia Lord, June Maglitta, Joann MacDougall, Katherine Lyons, Elizabeth Martin. ROW TWO: Bruce Lombardo, Marybeth Mac- Lean, Eleanor Lotto, Jill Mantineo, Lynda Mar- lowe, Phillip Margosian, Stuart Light, Elena Mar- chese, Nancy Mack, Christopher Mavroides, Mrs. Heidt. ROW THREE: Dennis Lowry, Gerard Marchese, James MacDonald, Scott Mackay, Nor- man MacInnis, Robert Margolskee, Leonard Low- enshuss, Thomas Litant, Douglas MacCallum. AB- SENT: Marsha MacWilliams, Eliot Madow, Peter Matthews. D1 ROW ONE: June Meehan, Helen McElaney, Joan McArdle, Sharon May, Pauline McDevitt, Velda McRae, Jennifer Meals, Wendy McKinney. ROW TWO: Mike McGrant, Bryan McSweeney, Steve McCarthy, Tyla Michelove, Mary Ellen Mclver, Barbara May, Terrie Meier, Connie Menand, Bon- nie McTigue, Mark McDonough, Barry Miller, Mr. Stokinger. ROW THREE: Paul McNamara, John Meyers, Walter McDonald, Glenn McCul- lough, Tom Maxner, Gary McLaughlin, Bill Mazer- all, Bill Mazza, Mike Meller, Ed McLaughlin. ABSENT: Arthur McLeod, James McKinney, Ray McHugh. 140 ROW ONE: Donna Noonan, Pamela Newcomb, Colleen O’Hara, Cynthia McRae, Teresa Murphy, Laura Mirsky, Cheryl Nygaard, Susan Myerow. ROW TWO: Mr. Murray, Cheryl Moore, Joan é Mitchell, Karen Moriarty, Kathleen Monahan, Tami Miller, Elyssa Moskowitz, Mary Murphy. ROW THREE: Gary Nabedian, Richard Mitchell, Richard O’Brien, Wayne Morrison, John Molinari, David Morrall, Jonathan Miller, Stephen O’Neil. ABSENT: Joanne Molloy, Robert ao’Brien, Rebec- ca Moore, Leslie Onanian, Donald Nicoll. C22 ROW ONE: Leslie Salathe, Linda Scannell, Nancy Rudwick, Rin Sasaki, Martha St. George. ROW TWO: Mary Ellen Wheeler, Ken Sack, Frank Sacco, Benny Santosuosso, Tommy Schelling, Jane Ross. ROW THREE: Dave Rosenthal, Eric Rosen- thal, Paul Scharfman, Jeff Russian, Stuart Santel- mann, Tom Rosato. ABSENT: Ted Rosato, Ellyn Rosenfeld, Janet Ryan, Ron Salvucci, Marcia Sa- nadi, Lauren Savioli. eT eR 14] SOPHOMORES D2B ROW ONE: Ellen Orenberg, Sue Owen, Bev Perlmutter, Terry Patterson, Terri Petnov, Kim Petschek, Joyce Orsillo, Beth Phinney. ROW TWO: Mr. Heidbrink, Arthur Osborn, Gilbert Ouellette, Pam Perry, Diana Pezzulo, Cindy Petter- son, Scott Pecor, Jeff Oppenheim, Steve Perry. ROW THREE: David Peterson, Robert Parrish, Paul Phelan, Walter Pennell, Rich Palm, Thomas Owens, Michael Pellegrini, Steve Passanisi, AB- SENT: Janet Perry. C21 ROW ONE: Ken Pittman, Gary Robinson, Laura Richards, Elaine Quinlan, Elaine Richardson, Zen Reinhardt, Lisa Rodman, Ken Rodman, Darryl Reilly. ROW TWO: Jim Ring, Jim Rosa, Bob Pow- ers, Jack Rosa, Lee Richan, Dino Romano, Joe Prendergast, Erno Pongratz. ABSENT: Mel Robin- son, Charles Ronchett, Peggy Pu, Sarah Robey, Richard Power, Sue Prestejohn, Nancy Prentiss, Russell Roberts, Linda Raper, Martha Regan, Nancy Richter, Ann Roberts, Sally Roberts, Mar- garet Robinson, Richard Power, Jody Pollins. SOPHOMORES C23 ROW ONE: Maria Scimeca, Ann Scotney, Sharon Semonian, Sue Shepherd, Sue Sherman, Alison Shaner, Patty Shaughnessy. ROW TWO: Terry Shields, Peter Schreiber, Nancy Schramn, Donna Schuler, Janet Shoemaker, Russell Shepp, Miss Le- vine. ROW THREE: Paul Sharkey, Peter Shaw, David Searles, Andy Scott, Richard Seed. AB- SENT: Amy Schmertzler, Steve Shapiro, Margie Shaw, Richard Shaw. C24 ROW ONE: Terry Stewart, Ellen Spigel, Susan Stierli, Barbara Smith, Annette Solomon, Pam Spellenberg. ROW TWO: Dean Sovie, Ellen Sta- cey, Freya Shoffner, Cathy Silva, Fred Slade, Mrs. Ferlinz. ROW THREE: David Skinner, Alan Stitt, Mark Simeone, Richard Stoico, Miles Stang, Jona- than Sokol. ABSENT: John Short, Judy-Anne Silva, Anne Silverman, Alan Sokol, Richard Souza, Debra Soybel, Barbara Sperazzo, Leslie Spiers, Claudia Spuria, Joanne Spuria, Cindy Stacey, Vin- cent Stakutis, Cathy Stewart, Karen Stierli, Chris Stockard. C25 ROW ONE: Barbara Stone, Beverly Terazian, Helen Stoner, Joyce Sullivan, Betty Sullivan, Lynne Swinimer, Anne Sussman. ROW TWO: Charles Terrasi, Stella Tavilla, Carrie Swanton, Donna Tibbo, Sue Stone, Lenor Straujups. ROW THREE: Gary Thorburn, Edward Strauss, Michael Terry, Anthony Taverna, Bryan Sullivan, Jim Swenson, Joel Swets. ABSENT: Craig Sullivan, Mike Stumm, Tom Sullivan, Ellen Szabo, Bob Tagen, Cha Nan Tang, Candy Temple, Robin Teger, Helen Taylor, Ben Terzian, Francis Tocci, Mary Ellen Tocci. SOPHOMORES C26 ROW ONE: Joan Trovato, Paul Vaccaro, Meredith Viano, Andrea Uzinsky. ROW TWO: Kenneth Toomey, Jill Turner, Lorna Urquhart, Joyce Vargo, Kenneth Tomchik, Mrs. Merrington. ROW THREE: Peter Underwood, Michael Trunfio, Andrew Tucker, Ted Trivers, Eric Wade, Stephen Valliere. ABSENT: Scott Vangwinggerden, Sokhi Wagner, Virginia Trueblood, Kathleen Volpicelli, Jocelyn Vyce, Michael Tocci, Kathleen Towle, Pa- mela Thrailkill. ei: robe Rae % . peeps ‘ ieceee eee. . pe fe C27 ROW ONE: Virginia Wall, Virginia White, Nina White, Carol Westlake, Donna Weston, Charlaine Ward, Martha St. George. ROW TWO: Arlis Wea- ver, Ellen Warner, Jackie Welsh, Susan Warner, Mary Ellen Wheeler, Miss Angoff. ROW THREE: Tom Whalen, Mathew Weiss, Diedrich Waterman, Ted Wheatley, Larry Way. ABSENT: Nancy Wal- lis, David Warden, Jan Watson, Mary Watts, James Webb, Sabra Whalon. ROW ONE: Paula Zeller, Maralyn Zepf, Sandra Zain, Jill Wilkinson, Wendy Williams, Sheila Wolf- son, Berit Wright. ROW TWO: Claire Zisson, Gail Zouranjian, Dawn Wilson, Karen Williams, Diane Zierhoffer, Karen Yewell, Lorna Wood, Joanne Wright, Phyllis Williams. ROW THREE: James Wilson, Curtis Wolff, Brian Wickens, George Yo- dice, Scott Williams, David Zvara, Don Whitney, Henry Zolla. ABSENT: Wayne White, Tom Whit- ney, Jonathan Williams, Scott Williams, Wynafred Williams, Karen Wilson, Myra Wisotzky, Peter Woodsum, George Zwicker. CLASS OF 1971 Juniorism jun-yer-iz-m n. |. The con- dition of being a a semi-upperclassman. 2. The action of doing, as finally becom- ing officers of clubs and organizing a prom. 3. A characteristic of the junior year, as Avagadro’s no., Generals Grant and Lee, Macbeth, trig functions, and the beginning of CEEB’s. 4. An abnormal condition resulting in realization, frustra- tion, accomplishment, recognition. CLASS OFFICERS—George Abell, President; Sylvia Notini, Vice Pres- ident; Frank McCormack, Treasurer; Judi Goldberg, Secretary. 144 E25 ROW ONE: Kathy Amodeo, Millie Anderson, Lauren Baker, Barbara Becker, Marcia Aron, Jill Arkin, Terri Bartolottii ROW TWO: Sue Ann Bardsley, Wendy Amaral, Maja Anderson, Susana Abele, Suzanne Barstow, Jackie Allen, Meg Bailey, Donna Barrett. ROW THREE: James Batson, Richard Beamon, Larry Aulenback, Dave Babcock, Nick Alex, George Abell, Steve Ames, John Asp. ABSENT: Ellen Ascher, Laurie Alberts, Bob Abraham, Wendy Barber, Janet Beaudry, Steve Belt, Jeff Baker, Alice Barton, Steve Amicangelo, Diane Barnard, Denise Agraz, Wendy Bayliss, Mr. Conley, Mr. Rossi. BA, ROW ONE: Joyce Blake, Cheryl Boudreau, Meryl Block, Cassandra Benson, Karen Bernstein, Kiki Bogorad, Mrs. Engelberg. ROW TWO: Mark Bi- letch, Denise Benoit, Gretchen Blood, Jan Bjork- lund, Louise Bertini, Brian Binnie. ROW THREE: Geoff Birchard, Norman Bensky, Brink Bloember- gen, Greg Bowles, Gordon Bowersock, Greg Bird. ABSENT: Carl Benkley, Scott Biederman, Cheryl Boggia, Robin Bowers, Marlene Boyce. et JUNIOR s is % i ae | i.) ? a i “4 H . Toa: e . stp E28 ROW ONE: Elizabeth Brendler, Sharon Cain, Carol Butler, Sheila Brogan, Tricia Cammarata, Mary Bresnihan, Debby Bresnihan. ROW TWO: Mr. McColgan, Steve Briana, Bob Brudnick, Janice Cady, Gail Burrell, Kyle Brown, Peter Campisi, Mark Burrell ROW THREE: Mike Cafarelli, Richard Burke, Mark Bradley, John Brogan, Henry Brehm, Ron Caliri, Steve Braks. ABSENT: Sally Briggs, Dan Broderick, Sue Bramhall, Rachel Brandes, Dan Busa, Kathy Brosnahan, Beth Bryant, Randy Buck, Barbara Busteed, Alan Campbell, Richard Cannizzo, Ron Cannizzo, Rosa- lind Cacciola, Tim Brown. rege ROW ONE: Stephanie Colony, Susan Creamer, Janice Creech, Patricia Cote, Victoria Crowe, LeeAnn Connolly, Lynette Crossen. ROW TWO: Sheila Collins, Maureen Crosby, Debra Country- man, Deborah Cowen, Joan Cormier, Gail Carson. ROW THREE: John Cood, Lawrence Cram, James Crowell, Steven Cox, Mark Conway, Mark Connelly. ABSENT: John Cooper, Cynthia Coyne, William Cuccinello. F23 ROW ONE: Peter Dion, Deane Devlin, Laura DiBartolo, Linda DeWolfe, Miss Richardson. ROW TWO: William DeMontigny, Jeffrey Daniel- son, Joseph Curro, Roger Dankese, John Cusolito. ROW THREE: Michael DiPerna, Perer DiGiam- marino, Jonathan Curley, Michael DiCicco, Barry Cunha. ABSENT: Donald Cummings, David De- Salvo , Janine Devlin, Denise DeSimone, Pamela Dexter, Robert Dhimos, Bette Doiron. 146 rl ROW ONE: Janet Caputo, Nancy Clear, Deb Co- lentro, Nancy Cavaraugh, Fran Cavaretta, Alice Clough, Joan Carney, Amy Cohen. ROW TWO: Jay Casey, John Chapman, Cindy Casey, Wendy Carter, Candy Chase, Pat Cawley, Nancy Chase, Barry Caoette, Steve Cohen. ROW THREE: Andy Collins, Art Chagnon, Ray Clauson, Dick Casey, Dave Coble, Steve Cody, Paul Clougherty, Jeff Clarke, John Carchia. ABSENT: Elizabeth Chen, Jan Cobb. F24 ROW ONE: Diane Falconer, Edith Donovan, Bar- bara Domingo, Linda Flewelling, Susan Doucette, Carol Dumont. ROW TWO: Doug Drake, Mrs. Simon, Susan Dunham, Anne Fenn, Lorraine Fisher, Colin Fitzgerald. ROW THREE: Kevin Donahue, Timothy Fawcett, Bruce Doremus, Wil- liam Donavan, John Dunbar, Curtis Doo, Robert Fallavollita. ABSENT: Barbara Donavan, Jane Doran, Deborah Douglas, Patricia Dowd, Brian Doyle, Jeff Drake, Meredith Dreiman, Robin Dutcher, Vernon Dyck, Marilyn Earnshaw, Judy Eigner, Graciela Escude, Leo Ferraresi, Debra Flomhoft. Pes) ROW ONE: Linda Gardner, Jane Fuller, Karin Glassman, Margaret Germain, Joyce Gedigian, Bonnie Glenn, Bonnie Gavin, Joanne Gillis. ROW TWO: Michael Fullerton, Paul Galvagno, Karen Geissler, Deborah Forte, Jane Gallagher, Joanne Gilbert, Janet Gibb,s Robert Ge nnaro, Peter Fus- co, Mr. Wilgoren. ROW THREE: Joseph Gilbert, Leo Gaughan, Steven Fox, James Franey, Stephen Games, Stephen Gilman, Stephen Frohn, Michael Fossier. ABSENT: Barbara Frantz, Pamela Fox, Ruth Fritsch, Thomas Gennaro, Andrew Freitas, Peter Fulton, Dana Gillis, David Glaubman. F26 ROW ONE: Phyllis Gorsun, Kathleen Hampton, Susan Grant, Deborah Guild, Kathryn Grant. ROW TWO: Joseph Gryboski, Susan Groisser, Mary Grey, Nancy Hagman, Judith Goldberg, Rob- | ert Hager. ROW THREE: Luther Goodie, Gary | Granata, David Gould, Stuart Goldstein, David | Griecci. ABSENT: Susan Hammer, Maria Gou- gian, June Hamel, Priscilla Goff, William Grazulis, 7) Richard Hamilton. 147 JUNIORS , : ‘ a i ROW ONE: Susan Hartery, Susan Harvey, Marge Hayner, Leslie Herterick, Barbara Hayes, Mrs. Keeler. ROW TWO: Bill Haus, Gary Haugh, Kevin Heighton, Ken Harrington, Steve Helms, Doug Hibbard. ROW THREE: Tom Herr, Bob Hartstone, Lee Heron, Tom Harris, Evan Harris, Bill Hathaway. ABSENT: Kathy Harleman, Jeanne Harvey, Andy Hebert, Doris Herzlinger, Richard Harding. F28 ROW ONE: Miss Forest, Virginia Hodges, Bar- bara Hodges, Janice Hooper, Joyce Hildebrand, Peggy Ivester, Diane Jaquith, Miss Bujnievicz. ROW TWO: Fred Howland, Don Johnson, Tom James, Sue Jackson, Martha Hopkins, Carol Hig- gins, Paul Jervis, Gary Hubert. ROW THREE: John Johanson, Bob Hunta, Warren Hill, Bob Hinkley, Jim Humphreys, Paul Jeffreys, Bob Jeltsch, Carl Johnson, Bill Jackman. ABSENT: Dane Howalt, Deb Horn, Jeff Jenkins, Bob Hutch- ings. FI ROW ONE: Noél Johnson, Rebecca Kingery, Sally Ann Kakas, Robin Joslyn, Roberta Ken, Anne Karpinski, Dianne Kent, Mary Alice Kelly. ROW TWO: Jeremy Karsh, James Joseph, Deborah Jor- dan, Janet Kent, Margaret King, Claire Kiley, Connie Koffman, Don Kitchin, Mr. Shea. ROW THREE: Peter Keegan, Steven Jones, Peter Kehrig, Peter Klein, Richard Kiley, Peter Kahrilas, Bruce Kimber, James Kennedy. ABSENT: Frank Johnson, Francesca Jordan, Mara Katz, Michael Kessler, Michael Kidney, Nancy Killefer, Thomas Kirkham, Edward Kitfield. ER OES ce Pett, | oS = 7 . = — a 3 ’ Lore awww po sink = - =I 148 JUNIORS F2A ROW ONE: Janet Langley, Penny Larsen, Nancy Kramer, Gayle Leary, Ruth Landau, Janet Leary. ROW TWO: Robert Lambie, Charles Legassie, Mark Kolovson, Edward Kutchin, David Kornet- sky, Jay Ladd, Mr. Boch. ROW THREE: Michael Lannan, Jim Kutrubes, Stephen Krensky, Robert Larsen, Gary Langstaff. ABSENT: Cheryl Koritz, Pearl Korn, Ruth Koury, Diane Krikorian, Dorina Lanza, Robert Larssen, Jayne Lawrence, Brian Lawson, William Leavitt. F2B ROW ONE: Leslie Mahoney, Alice Macinnis, Linda Mahoney, Jana Leichtman, Shelly Malin, Janet Lehr. ROW TWO: Ellen McDonald, Sue Lyons, Nadine Lowe, Pam Lyon, Susan Levine, Mrs. Masselman. ROW THREE: John Luongo, Gerad Manan, Robert Mann, Steve Lorentzen, Ben Lynch, Steve Lowry. ABSENT: Judy Lehr, Peter Lewis, Gerry Lipshutz, Skana Libowitz, Peggy Maher. G114 ROW ONE: Debby McGill, Peggy Matheson, | Shelley McAlduff, Donna Marshall, Marilyn | Meadows, Kris McCarthy, Rossette Martinelli, — Carol McNamara. ROW TWO: Bill McGrath, Paul Mazerall, Bill McGrory, Dan McCarthy, Bar- bara Melber, Nancy Marlowe, Linda Martyniak, Mark Manus, Mike McNulty, Steve Meltz, Bill Mead, Mrs. Perlis. ROW THREE: George Mavroi- des, Mike Maguire, Bob May, Mike McGuire, Brian McAllister, Bob Margolius, Jim McManus, John Martis, Steve Marriner, Mike McElman. AB- SENT: Mary McCarthy, Lois McKenna, Bruce Merrifield, Joanne McFarland, Charlene Maxner, Frank McCormick. | | 149 JUNIORS G115 ROW ONE: Lynn Munroe, Nancy Nagle, Brenda Millican, Diane Murphy, Janet Morey, Lorraine Montuori, Linda Milinazzo, Karen Moore, Sue Morian. ROW TWO: Michael Morse, David Moreno, James Morrissey, Julianne Neilson, Carol Murphy, Karen Mulkerin, Susan Millican, Jacque- line Moffett, Stephen Lowry, Peter Napoli. ROW THREE: Joseph Mostika, Francis Nestico, William Mottla, John Middleton, John Mullen, Daniel Miley, Peter Mollochristensen, Dominic Modoono, Edward Modoono, William Monderer. Gah? ROW ONE: Sylvia Notini, Janice Newgent, Linda Parsons, Nancy Noyes, Alice Pfaff, Ina Nickerson. ROW TWO: Eric Perry, Cynthia Partlow, Pat O’Loughlin, Debby Peck, Nancy Pettibone, Vicki Nourse, Ken Newlands. ROW THREE: Jay Par- sons, Steve Packard, Norman Nielsen, John Potter. ABSENT: Claude Noiseux, John O’Brien, Michael O’Lough lin, Richard Palmer, Mena Paton, Jeff Pascoe, Rena Parise, Basil Papanastassiou, Glenn Peters, William Perkins, Denise Patsio, Mark Poirier, Dennis Place, Sue Phoenix, Daniel Peter- son, Judith Power, Don Porter. enh ROW ONE: Leslie Rodd, Rachel Rice, Rachelle Quimby, Maureen Rochon, Diana Rizza, Myrna Rechtman, Joan Quinzanii ROW TWO: Susan Doucette, Frank Riordan, Don Rosenthal, Mike Richie, George Roberts, Gordon Rogowitz, Bill Quinn, Gretchen Richter. ROW THREE: Bob Renkas, John Richardson, Brad Roberts, Randy Rice, Peter Kerrig, John Rechel, Hawley Rising, Thomas Rosa. ABSENT: Janette Pratley, Gavriel Raanan, Norman Rasmussen, Debbie Reece, Charles Reilly, Elaine Rheum, Jim Robinson, Carol Rooney, David Rosetta, Alison Ross, Pam Roth- man, Katy Rowland, Wendi Richmond. 150 G123 ROW ONE: Pat Silva, Joyce Silva, Roberta Scenna, Barbara Ryan, Reenie Schneider, Ellen Schworm, Nancy Sheahan. ROW TWO: Ed Shef- field, Rick Sherlock, Joe Mostika, Rachel Sawyer, Karen Schragle, George Shannon, Sam Seaborn, Henry Russell, Mr. Steele. ROW THREE: Kevin Roy, Steve Sartori, Kevin Shine, Tom Sampson, Hal Schatzoff, Ron Servi, Kevin Shaugnessy. AB- SENT: Jeff Ship, Charles Shedd, Debbie Shearer, Nancy Shed, LeAnn Shaw, Patricia Shaugnessy, Jackie Shaugnessy, Marsha Severance, Roger Selt- zet, Tricia Schock, Andy Schelling, Lois Sage, Andy Saakvitne, Regita Rubulis. G126 ROW ONE: Jane Sullivan, Marilyn Speer, Edna Smith, Sue Stickney, Nancy E. Smith, Debby Stav- ro, Nancy A. Smith, Nancy Simmons. ROW TWO: Mike Sternweiler, Richard Simeone, Sarah Stetson, Joanne Sokol, Nancy Sullivan, Alison Sim- cox, Nick Stamas. ROW THREE: Bob Spencer, Ed Slay, Graham Slieker, John Stern, Ben Skelton, Howard Smith, Jim Storer. ABSENT: Bill Silvio, Dan Small, Bev Smith, Fred Sommers, Gerry Soule, John Sovie, David Sperduto, Ed Spuria, Steve Stacey, Mary Ann Stankowski, David Stein- er, Spencer Sullivan. CLE DE 151] JUNIORS Cyas ROW ONE: Suzanne Treat, Helen Talma, Con- stance Thompson, Anne Trainor, Andrea Torpey. ROW TWO: Arthur Theodore, Michael Sussman, Ellen Touart, Eveline Treffs, Merilyn Sweet, Rob- ert Tomchik, Paul Tavilla, ROW THREE: Robert Thompson, John Tossberg, Forest Terry, Daniel Tocci. ABSENT: Ann Swanson, Robert Swanson, Allison Tabeling, Frank Terrasi, Gerald Thaxton, Donna Tiereny, Steven Sylvester, Susan Townsend, Debbie Tracey, Paul Tremblay, John Taranto. JUNIORS G2A ROW ONE: Claire White, Ellen Winkler, Christine Wilkinson, Kathi Wheeler, Claire Wischusen. ROW TWO: Mr. Bagley, Bill Whitehead, Rom Wiener, Stephanie Wilderoter, Joyce Wolsky, Jeff Pascoe, Robert Wilson. ROW THREE: Jay Wil- son, Richard Winter, Andy Wilson, Jack Williams. ABSENT: David Whitney, Karen Whall, Cheryl Williams, Nancy Willson, Sue Winchester, Leslie Winston, Mitchell Wolfe, Lindsay Witthus. G22 ROW ONE: Janet Ward, Lucy Wang, Bonnie Weiner, Kathleen Warner, Jacquelin Vanalstine. ROW TWO: David Way, Ronald Trexler, John Vassallo, Robert Watson, Mr. Flynn. ROW THREE: Vincent Tringale, William Weimar, Peter Webb, Leonard Wang, John West. ABSENT: Doro- thy Uraneck, Holly Wagner, Thomas Wahlberg, Laura Wallens, Sandra Walton, Sherman Wang, Steven Ward, Laurence Watts, Anne Webster, Jef- fery Weiner, Lynne Weiner, Judith Welsh. G2B ROW ONE: Mallory Zieman, Polly Wood, Bon- nie Young, Richard Zani. ROW TWO: Don Worthington, Larry Zelikoff, Peter Zisson, Bill Zorn, Brian Zuerndorfer. ABSENT: Tony Wood- sum, Bruce Wright, Carolyn Wright, Chuck Wy- man, Wayne Yablonsky, Lisa Yaffee, Peter Yaku- tis, Lois Yegian, Janette York, Sarina Zaffiro, Debbie Zani, Martin Zartarian, Francesca Zieman, John Zuara. JUNIORS ee iy aus it i a. WEE “ or O 2 1 7 LESLIE BONINI, 9 Stimson Ave.; Senior Class Secretary; Echo; Pep Squad Co-President; Promenaders Executive Board; Gymnastics; Cheerleading; SGO; Junior-Senior Prom; “It’s all a case of mind over matter.” 156 CLASS OF ALAN O’SHAUGHNESSY, 24 Garfield Street; Senior Class President; Football Tri-Captain; Executive Board; Sophomore Class President; Junior Prom Chairman; Freshman Class Vice- President; Likes everything. “Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither free- dom nor justice can be permanently maintained”—James A. Garfield. 1970 ANDREW JICK, 46 Meriam Street; Senior Class Vice Pres- ident; Executive Board; Basketball Head Manager; Soccer Manager; Tennis; Yearbook Business Manager; Senior Play; Chorus. “I’m too scared—Meow!” DONALD ANDERSON, 15 Stimson Ave.; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior-Senior Prom; Baseball; Football; SGO; “Everybody is entitled to one mistake.” law KENNETH AALERUD GARY ABRAMS WARREN ACKER cue HISATO ADACHI DAVID ADAMS SHERYLL ALBERTINE DOUGLAS ALLAN STEPHEN ADLEY NANCY ALLEN JEFFREY ALPERT 158 LINDA ALTERSON STEPHEN AMBROSE NOEL ANDERSON CHRISTOPHER ANSCHUETZ DEBORAH ARCH Sete ROBERT AMIRO BETTY ANDELMAN KEN AALERUD, Whitey, 3 Barrymeade Dr. Audio-Visual; Likes sport cars, waterskiing, scuba diving; Wants to be an automotive engineer. MARK ABKOWITZ, Stonewall Ab, 28 Peacock Farm Rd. Varsity Soccer, Musket Sports Editor, Yearbook, French Club President, Ski Club, Math Team. GARY ABRAMS, Gas, Tank, 6 Peacock Farm Rd. Baseball, Basket- ball, Soccer, Varsity Club; “Honesty is the road to starvation,” Col- lege. WARREN ACKER, 27 Hayes La. Likes sports, boating, guns, fish- ing, swimming, money; Ambition: to become an architect. HISATO ADACHI, 3 Gerard Ter. Likes gymnastics, driving, but hates school. DAVID ADAMS, 46 Downing Rd. “To be one’s self without outside interference is a goal everyone should honour.” STEPHEN ADLEY, 11 Roosevelt Rd. SGO, Prefect, Leader Corps, Yearbook, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Football, Track; Likes the outdoors. SHERYLL ALBERTINE, 40 Taft Ave. SGO, French Club; Likes skiing, parties; Wants to travel and go to school. DOUGLAS ALLAN, 48 School St. J.V. Soccer, Rifle Club; Likes sports, camping, planes; Wants to go into aviation or engineering. NANCY ALLEN, 257 Marrett Rd. JEFF ALPERT, 3 Captain Parker Arms. Likes cars, boating, work, money; “Get with it!” Ambition: to become a business manager. LINDA ALTERSON, 5 Suzanne Rd. Drama Club Co-President, Chorus, Senior Play, SGO, AFS, Folk Club, Teaches retarded children. STEVEN AMBROSE, 14 Donald St. RONALD AMICANGELO, 61 Kendall Rd. ROBERT HAROLD AMIRO, The Stache, 905A Mass. Ave. BETTY ANDELMAN, 1130 Mass. Ave. MARK ANDERSON, 21 Ewell Ave. Hockey, Junior and Senior Proms; Likes most sports; Plans to go to college. NOEL ANDERSON, 47 Winthrop Rd. Basketball Co-Captain, Soc- cer Co-Captain, Varsity Club President; “Yea.” ROY ANDERSEN, Randy, Panda, 10 Fairlawn Lane. Football, Ski Club, Varsity Club. CHRISTOPHER ANSCHUETZ, Christophe, 26 Turning Mill Rd. Senior Play, Bowman, “Je sais tout, mais je ne sais rien du bon.”— F. Dostoevsky. DAVID APPLEMAN, 164 Wood St. AV Club President, Chorus, Orchestra, South Pacific, Senior Play, Kiss Me Kate; Interested in photography. DEBORAH ARCH, Debbie, 31 Coolidge Ave. FNA, Puebla Ex- change, French Club, Spanish Club; Plans to get B.S. degree in nursing. JOHN ARCIPRETE, Archie, 22 Carriage Dr. Football; Plans on going to art school. i ote) ROY ANDERSEN DAVID APPLEMAN JOHN ARCIPRETE JOHN AVERY JOAN BACIGALUPO CAROL BACON NANCY BALTZ PAUL AROND, 52 Turning Mill Rd. ALAN ASETTA, 964 Mass Ave. JOHN AVERY, Jack, 42 Ringe Ave. SGO, Junior Prom; Wants to take life easy because it isn’t very long. JOAN BACIGALUPO, 89 Adams St. CAROL L. BACON, 65 Spring St. Natural History and Outing Club; Enjoys helping handicapped children, sailing, skiing; Ambition: to become a teacher. NANCY BALTZ, 28 Robinson Rd. DEBORAH ANN BARONS, Annie, Junior and Senior Proms; Hopes to marry and become a good housewife. RICK BARRETT, 3 Dane Rd. Likes waterskiing and snowskiing; DEBORAH BARONS RICHARD BARRETT Hopes to go to sch ool in Colorado. JIM BARRINGTON, 509 Bedford St. 4-wheel drive forever, medic- inal compounds and football curfew; “Hit! Hit! Hit! Win! Win! Win!” PEGGY BARTON, 6 Abbott Rd. Chorus, Operetta, Echo, NHS Secretary; Likes playing piano, reading, taking walks, having a good time. GALE BATCHELDER, 84 Bertwell Rd. “The tomorrow movement is a sad and beautiful thing, too.”—Eugene O’Neill, The Iceman Cometh. MARGUERITE BATESON, Peggy, 10 Welch Rd. VIRGINIA BATSON, Ginny, 42 Ivan St. Likes badminton; Natural History and Outing Club. TOM BATTIN, Batty, 15 Paul Revere Rd. Band, YES, SGO, Foot- ball, Baseball, Junior Prom, Senior Play; Wants to be a Naval Engineer. JAMES BARRINGTON MARGARET BARTON VIRGINIA BATSON THOMAS BATTIN GALE BATCHELDER MARGUERITE BATESON = _ 160 BETSY JO BAYLIES HERBERT BENJAMIN ROBERT BECKER MARIANNE BELCASTRO JANET BAUM, 4 Wright St. Musket Features Editor, Leader Corps, SOS: BETSY JO BAYLIES, 50 Spring St. Chorus, Handicapped Swim Program; Ambition: Pre-School Teacher ROBERT BECKER, 8 Augustus Rd. MARIANNE BELCASTRO, 177 Burlington St. JUDITH BELT, 58 Blossomcrest Rd. HERBERT BENJAMIN, Herb, 11 Douglas Rd. Basketball, Radio Club Vice-President, Rifle Team, Varsity Club, Baseball; “Never let school interfere with education.” DIANA BENOIT, 11 Barrymeade Dr. French Club, FTA, Chorus, Junior Prom; Enjoys reading, cooking, skating, swimming; Hopes to teach French. JEFF BENSKY, Bensk, 10 Blake Rd. SGO Executive Board, Assem- bly Committee, Junior Prom; “Paddle your own canoe.” MICHAEL BERCHTOLD, 5 Saddle Club Rd. ROGER BERKOWITZ, Rog, 8 Marshall Rd. Football, SOS, SGO; Likes girls, sports, fast machines, making films; Wants to go into communications. Miss January, Miss February, oh-h-h Miss March MICHAEL BERCHTOLD ROGER BERKOWITZ BETTE ANN BERNSTEIN JUDITH BIGGS JEANNE BLACK He didn’t! JOHN BILLE ALISON BIRCH BETTE ANN BERNSTEIN, 21 Sanderson Rd. SGO, Chorus; Likes horseback riding, music; “I have a responsibility in this changing world.” GARY BETTENCOURT, Court, 2 Tewksbury St. Swim Team, Var- sity Club, Ski Club. EUGENE BEWIG, Geno, 6 Melrose Ave. Likes basketball, baseball, hockey, girls; Wants to learn a trade and travel. JUDITH BIGGS, Judi, 9 Loring Rd. Folk Club President, Senior Play Student Director, AFS Secretary-Treasurer, Public Affairs Club, French Club. JOHN BILLE, J.B., 21 Douglas Rd. Likes fast cars and bikes; No definite plans; Likes countryside. ALISON BIRCH, 7 Cutler Farm Rd. AFS, Outing Club, Scotish Dancing, Folio, Senior Play, Rifle Club; Likes Gandalf. DIANE BLACK, 46 Buckman Dr. Prom-Managers Executive Board, Varsity Club, Cheerleader, Lacrosse, SGO, Junior Senior Prom. RICHARD BLACKWELL 162 MICHAEL BLOOM EUGENE BEWIG DIANE BLACK DEBORAH BODE JEANNE BLACK, 17 Turning Mill Rd. Concert Choir, Musical, Senior Play, AFS, French Club Treasurer, Folio, Echo, Yearbook; Raises CS7BL 10X SJL J mice. RICHARD BLACKWELL, Rich, 358 Marrett Rd. Likes girls, driv- ing, and hard rock; Wants to major in journalism or business. MICHAEL BLOOM, Milce, 21 Demar Rd. Math Team; Likes liver’n onions; Believes in God, in man; “Cogito ergo evomam.” DEBORAH BODE, Debbie, 578 Marrett Rd. Enjoys swimming, sew- ing, hiking, snow-mobiling; Would like to become an Airline Stew- ardess. STEVEN BOESE, 4 Westminster Rd. DEBRA BOGOSIAN, Debbie, 252 Worthen Rd. SGO, JV Cheer- leader, Junior and Senior Prom, Laboratory Tech, Ski Club; Likes motorcycles, skiing, leather jackets. ANN BONASERA, Bike, 24 Theresa Ave. Wants to be a secretary STEVEN BOESE DEBRA LEE BOGOSIAN or a hairdresser; Likes motorcycles, bikies, and leather jackets. SANDRA BOODMAN, Sandy, 4 Linmoor Terrace. “The newspa- pers! ... they are the most villainous—licentious—abominable ... I make it a rule never to look into a newspaper.”—Sheridan. ALAN BOOTH JEFFREY BORISH ANN BONASERA ALAN BOOTH, 4A , 199 Columbia Rd. Track, Football, Baseball, Softball, METCO Club; “Blacks should control their own commu- nity and will.” JEFFREY BORISH, 30 Partridge Rd. CHARLES BOSELLI, Charlie, 336 Lincoln St. Football; Likes Cars, motorcycles, skiing; Wants to be a mechanic or a ski instructor. NANCY BOUTWELL, 130 East St. DIANE BOYINGTON, 185 Lincoln St. Chorus, FSA, SOS, Junior Prom, SGO; Destination: Salem State College. SUSAN BRADLEY, 6 Farmcrest Ave. Cheerleading, Leader Corps, Varsity Club, FTA, South Pacific, Yearbook, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Girls’ State. ALLEN BRAMHALL, 35 Waschusett Dr. GAYLE BRAUNFELD, 29 Downing Rd. Likes skiing, art. PETER BRAZIL, Rico, 34 James St. Hopes to someday open a motorcycle shop and race motorcycles professionally. CHARLES BOSELLI ANN BRADLEY ALLEN BRAMHALL GAYLE BRAUNFELD PETER BRAZIL JOHN BRESNIHAN RITA BRESNIHAN ELIZABETH BRIANA JOHN BROOKS HARRY BROWN He did? LOIS BROWN PATRICIA BROWN WILLIAM BROWN KATURAH BRYANT MARGARET BRYANT THOMAS BUCKLEY 164 « ROBERT BUTLER MARTIN CAHN i i GAIL ANNE BURNS MAUREEN BUSA JOANNE BREITMAIER, Jo, 8 Minola Rd. Pep Squad, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Candy Striper; Likes Hercama, frogs, Don. JOHN BRESNIHAN, 25 Partridge Rd. Football. RITA BRESNIHAN, 14 Holton Rd. BETH BRIANA, 29 Hathaway Rd. Senior Play, Yearbook, Art Club, Ski Club, J.V. Cheerleading; Likes swimming, sailing, and waterskiing. JOHN BROOKS, 7 Woodland Rd. YES Chairman. HARRY BROWN, 132 Callender Ave., Jamaica Plain. LOIS BROWN, 17 Fair Oaks Dr. Band, Library, Field Hockey; Ambition: Wildlife management major in college. PATRICIA A. BROWN, Patti, 3 Demar Rd. Leader Corps, Cheer- leader, Lacrosse, Yearbook, Tutoring, NHS, Varsity Club. WILLIAM BROWN, 127 Bedford St. Ambition: To drive over Niagra Falls in a 62 Ford convertible. JEFFREY BRUDNICK, 34 Tyler Rd. KATURAH A. BRYANT, Katy, 382 Concord Ave. Varsity Club, Cheerleader Co-Captain, Young Moderns, SGO, Junior Prom, Senior Play, SOS, South Pacific; Ambition: Nurse. MARGARET BRYANT, Meg, 1948 Massachusetts Ave. TOM BUCKLEY, Buck, 43 Cedar St. Likes the Tigers, Celtics, music, and classic cars; Wants to be a radio broadcaster. PAMELA BURGESS, Pam, 34 Downing Rd. Likes sewing, art, and shucking; “How many tubes of fish d’ya get today, Bert?” GAIL BURNS, Gabby, 76 Meriam St. Likes almost everything; Wants someday to not be so confused. MAUREEN BUSA, Booze, 38 Circle Rd. Assembly Committee, Jun- ior Prom, Senior Prom, Yearbook, Ski Club, Leader Corps, Pep Squad. JOHN BUTLER, Butt, 44 North St. Gymnastics, Baseball, Assembly Committee; Wants to be a nomad. BOB BUTLER, But, 22 Rangeway Rd. Likes outdoors, waterskiing, working on cars; Will try almost anything at least once. NANCY BUTTLAR, 101 School St. Ski Club; Wants to go to college. SUSAN BYERS, Su, 28 Fairlawn La. Chorus, South Pacific, AFS, French Club, Potpourri, Senior Play; Likes working with children, music, reading, dancing. KATHY BYRNE, Byrne, 19 Bernard St. Senior Play, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Tennis, Young Moderns; Wants to stay crazy. MIKE BYRNES, 324 Bedford St. Swim Team, SGO, Junior Prom, Senior Prom; Likes people, especially girls, all sports; Ambition: Lawyer. MARTIN CAHN, Marty, 5 Field Rd. Puebla Exchange, Soccer, Math Team. CLAY CAMPBELL, 198 Grove St. Rifle Club, Senior Play; College, U.S.A.F. Academy; Hopes to be a pilot. 165 JOHN BUTLER f NANCY BUTTLAR KATHLEEN BYRNE CLAY CAMPBELL ELAINE CAMPBELL, 16 Lexington Ave. JANET CAMPBELL, 8 Grandview Ave. Natural History and Outing Club; Wants to be elementary school teacher. JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Jay, 260 Marrett Rd. Football, SGO, Junior and Senior Proms; “Everybody loves a clown.” MARCIA CARINE, 77 Bedford St. CYNTHIA CARLSON, Cindy, 38 Brandon St. Business Service, Lab Assistant, EWOW, Work Study; Likes sewing, cooking, Dick, outdoor sports; Plans to marry. ELAINE CARLSON, 38 Brandon St. Business Service, Lab Assistant, EWOW, Work Study; Likes sewing, traveling, cooking, outdoor sports, Rick, camping. NORMAN CARLSON, Norm, Big E, 329 Marrett Rd. Football; Wants to study law. MARY CARNEY, 20 Tufts Rd. Junior and Senior Proms; Hopes to JANET CAMPBELL become a good secretary and marry Paul. DEBBIE CAROTA, 41 Harding Rd. Junior and Senior Prom, Ski Club; Wants to go to art school. LAWNIE CARR, 6 Myrna Rd. Ski Club, French Club, AFS; Likes scuba diving, skiing, sewing, French Canadians; Wants to be a fash- ion designer. LINDA CARR, 455 Lowell St. ELAINE CAMPBELL JOSEPH CAMPBELL ELAINE CARLSON CYNTHIA CARLSON LAWNIE CARR MARY CARNEY DEBORAH CAROTA LINDA CARR 166 RICHARD CASEY, Case, 22 Valley Rd. Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Varsity Club, SGO, Band, Junior Prom, Boys State; “Be you.” EILEEN CATALDO, 12 Waterman St. SGO, Junior Prom; Likes waterskiing, snowskiing, swimming; Wants to be a nurse. MARK CAVANAGH, 16 Tucker Ave. “12 years of hard labor, 40 years of more, 12 years were happy years, but are never more.” JAMES CHANDLEY, Jim, 12 Grapevine Rd. DAVE CHASTAIN, 20 Hancock St. Swimming, track, Concert Choir, Senior Play; wants to attend Absorbine Jr. College. JACKIE CHOATE, 10 Childs Rd. Lab technician, Hospital volun- teer, Field Hockey, Young Moderns, Ski Club; Likes mountain RICHARD CASEY climbing and swimming. EILEEN CATALDO MARK CHRISTIAN, Bronson, 21 Fitchdale Ave. Wants to be a professional pilot, live in Miami. PATRICIA CHURCHILL, 35 Brandon St. ROBERT CIANCI, Bob, 109 Shade St. BRIAN CLARK, 49 Peacock Farm Rd. Concert Choir, Swimming, Camelot, South Pacific, All-District Chorus, All-State Chorus, NHS; “Bah! Humbug!” Etc. ERIC CLARKE, 43 Highland Ave. Cross-Country, Outing Club, Freshman Play, Fife and Drum Corps; Will continue as blacksmith until college. MARSHA CLARKE, 71 Hancock St. DAVID CHASTAIN ROBERT CIANCI JACQUELINE CHOATE BRIAN CLARK ERIC CLARKE ae = MARSHA CLARKE 167 THOMAS CLEAR ARTHUR COLLINS RICHARD CONDIKE ELIZABETH CONNORS ANDREW CLERKIN JOYCE CODY THOMAS CLEAR, 26 Cliff Ave. ANDREW CLERKIN, Andy, 9 Warren St. Basketball, Track, Cross- Country, Astronomy Club; Likes astrophysics, photography; Wants to be an astronomer. MICHAEL COCHRANE, 162 Maple St. JOYCE CODY, 3 Nowers Rd. FTA, Junior and Senior Proms, Ski Club; Likes swimming, sewing, tennis, skiing; Wants to be an elemen- tary school teacher. ANDREA COLETTA; 26 Volunteer Way. Young Moderns Treas- urer, Senior Play, Ski Club, SGO, French Club. BUCK COLLINS, 79 Hill St. Gymnastics, Soccer, Swim Team; Likes water and snow skiing. CHRISTOPHER J. COLLINS, 17 Adams St. Ambition: To get a physical deferment; “By the way, who killed the pork chops?” DAVID COLLINS, 79 Hancock St. RICHARD CONDIKE, Rich, 17 Hathaway Rd. Soccer, Ski Club; Likes skiing, sailing, drag racing; “It’s Free at Tuckerman’s.” BRIAN CONNOLLY, 67 Cedar St. Football, Baseball, SGO; “That’s close” BETTY CONNORS, 54 Harding Rd. FTA, FNA, Junior Prom; Likes sewing, art, swimming, dancing; Wants to work with the un- derprivileged. PETER COOK, 23 Phinney Rd. ABM is an Edsel, huh? BILL CORKUM, Corky, 22 Hathaway Rd. YES; Likes driving, being with friends, Smuthers, and Laura. STEVE CORR, 8 Park St. Ambition: To redesign radically LHS girls’ gymsuits and also to go to Northeastern School of Criminol- ogy. BRUCE CORSETTI, 45 Greenwood St. Chorus, South Pacific, Potpourri; Likes biology; College: University of New Hampshire. PAUL COSTELLO, 65 Taft Ave. “Simply ludicrous ... a mockery to mankind ...a shocking and disgraceful exhibition ... absurd.” BOB COSTELLO, Stello, 34 Allen St. Likes swimming, bodysurfing, boating; Wants to be an oceanographer. STEPHEN CRAFTS, Steve, 5 Munroe Rd. Music, Mathematics, Art; “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” JANET CRAIG, 36 Reed St. Field Hockey, Young Moderns, YES; likes travelling, laughing, living crazy; Hopes to be a teacher. MARSHA CRAIG, Galadriel, 9 Lincoln Terrace. Concert Choir, Potpourri director, French Club, Tolkien, South Pacific; Likes ballet, fairy tales; Ambition: Interpreter. JOHN CROSBY, Jake, 5 Piper Rd. Desires to reside in a treehouse in California. ANN CUPP, 141 Woburn St. Assistant Head Majorette, Chorus, Varsity Softball, SGO; Likes people; Wants to be a nurse. MARILYN CURRIER, 4 Churchill Lane. Ski Club; Wants to be happy and be able to ski, ski, ski... ADRIENNE CUSOLITO, 24 Fairland St. Majorettes, SGO; Likes twirling, sewing; Wants to go on to college. GEORGE D’ABBRACCIO, 14 Westminister Rd. 168 ANDREA COLETTA DAVID COLLINS PETER COOK : WILLIAM CORKUM STEVEN CORR BRUCE CORSETTI PAUL COSTELLO ROBERT COSTELLO JANET CRAIG JOHN CROSBY ANN CUPP MARILYN CURRIER ADRIENNE CUSOLITO GEORGE DABBRACCIO 169 DEBORAH DALRYMPLE FRANK DEARBORN ELEANOR DEGAN DEBBIE DALRYMPLE, 85 Winter St. FNA; Wants to be a nurse; Likes books, good music, money, sewing, and knitting. DENNIS DARU, 314 Mass. Ave. MARK DAVISON, 3 Appletree La. Wants to be a business account- ant. BOB DEAN, 85 Blake Rd. Band; Likes hockey, motorcycles, girls occasionally; Interested in English history; “Oh no, what a bike!” KEN DEARBORN, 150 Adams St. Likes skiing, sleeping, working on cars, driving; Wants to be a mechanic. LINDA DEFELICE, 21 Mellex Rd. SGO; Likes art, sewing. ELLEN DEGAN, 334 Lincoln St. “Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in one’s own sunshine.”—Emerson. MARY DEGRAZIA, 140 Pleasant St. Chorus, FTA, Young Mod- erns; Ambition: Wants to be a music educator. JO-ANNE DELANEY, 4 Ewell Ave. FTA Vice-President, Young Moderns Secretary, Ski Club; Enjoys swimming and skiing; “Well, that’s life.” THERESA MARIE DELFINO, Mouse, 46 Vaille Ave. Library Staff, Young Moderns, Intramurals; Likes dancing, rock music, and boys; Wants to be a beautition. BILL DENNIS, 26 Sylvia St. SUSAN D’ENTREMONT, 29 Wilson Rd. Basketball, Softball, Var- sity Club; Likes all sports; Wants to be a Physical Education teacher. GAIL DIAS, 3 Chadbourne Rd. Junior Prom, Senior Prom. TINA DIBARTOLO, 27 Eldred St. Lacrosse, Cheerleader, Leader Corps, Junior Prom, Varsity Club. MARY DEGRAZIA 170 JOANNE DELANEY ROBERT DEAN LINDA DEFELICE THERESA DELFINO SUSAN DENTREMON1 GAIL DIAS WILLIAM DENNIS CONCETTA DIBARTOLO . PAULA DINCECCO DANIEL DIPERNA 4 Pe... LOUIS DILUNA, Jack, 19 Wellington La. Basketball manager, Part il os time work. a a PAULA DINCECCO, 7 Stimson Ave. Junior Prom, Senior Prom, : F Yearbook; “It’s really something else!” DANIEL DIPERNA, 482R Bedford St. JOHN DILUNA MICHAEL DIROCCO, 12 Durham St. Football; Wants to be Presi- dent of the United States. ee. te DANIEL DOBBIE, Dan, 19 Baskin Rd. Likes hunting, fishing, and a. photography. “ KATY DOLBEAR, 274 Marrett Rd. KATHLEEN DONNELLY, Kathy, 19 Emerald St. JAMES DONOVAN, 14 Crescent Rd. CATHY DORAN, 33 Locust Ave. SGO, Leader Corps, Assembly Committee, Ski Club, Junior and Senior Proms; Yearbook, Swim- ming Instructor; Ambition: Teacher. DANIEL DOBBIE KATHLEEN DONNELLY JAMES DONOVAN SENIOR PLAYing around CATHY DORAN MARK DOUGHTY LINDA DRURY ANDREA DUDLEY PAMELA DYER PAULA JEAN DYER PATTIE DORAN, Pat, 905C Mass. Ave. Wants to work with ani- mals; Make the best of what you have. JAE Soo RIE) eS eae NE RLS, GEORGE DOUCETTE, Merlin the Magician, 33 Reed St. Junior Class Vice-President, SGO; Wants to be a lawyer. MARK DOUGHTY, Fudd, 75 Paul Revere Rd. “Cycling is the only way to travel.” DAVID DRAKE, 32 Locust Ave. Everything; “... speak what we feel, not what we ought to say.”—Shakespeare. LINDA DRURY, 95 Spring St. Enjoys sewing; Wants to be a librar- ian. ALAN DUBIN, 48 Webster Rd. ANDREA DUDLEY, 5 Frost Rd. Musket Editor-in-Chief, French Club, Young Moderns, Senior Play, Public Affairs Club, AFS, Year- book. MILES DUDLEY, 4 Jean Rd. Hates all decadent persons; Likes money, quotations, medals, horoscopes, critical people, compassion, friends, words, chicken. ANNE ELDEN PETER ELEFTHERAKIS ie PAUL ELLIOTT LEONARD EUART LAURA ENGLISH JONATHAN ENNIS STEPHEN DULLING, 44 Woburn St. DERYL DURKIN, 24 Spencer St. PETER DUSSIK, 6 Pleasant St. SGO; “Don’t be inside looking out without being able to do the opposite.” PAM DYER, 13 Demar Road. NHS, Lacrosse, FNA, SOS. PAULA DYER, 10 Hickory St. SGO, Junior Prom; Interested in sewing, marriage, and happiness. ANNE ELDEN, 330 Concord Ave. Ski Club, Yearbook, Junior and Senior Proms, Young Moderns. PETER ELEFTHERAKIS, Lefty, 59 Reed St. Soccer, Baseball, Promanaders Executive Board; “In the end, soccer will triumph over football.” PAUL R. ELLIOT, 26 Blossomcrest Rd. LAURA ENGLISH, 15 Lockwood Rd. Junior and Senior Proms, Likes blue mustangs; Plans to go on into airlines, get married. JOHN ESSLEY ALLEN ESTES JON ENNIS, 11 Scotland Rd. SGO, Ski Club, Hockey, French Club; Likes sports, girls, reading; Wants to be a lawyer. JIM ENTERKIN, Earthquake, 10 Cherry St. Soccer, SGO, Public Affairs Club; Interested in politics, sports. PETER ERINES, 16 Tyler Rd. Track; Enjoys swimming, sailing, music; Intends to major in medicine; Believes in Greek power. JON K. ESSLEY, J.K., Legman, Law, The Devil, 72 Bertwell Rd. “Every man an actor, the whole world a stage.” ALLEN ESTES, 13 Sheridan St. ROGER ESTEY, 54 Colony Rd. LEONARD EUART, Lennie, 45 Parker St. Likes skiing, fishing, scuba diving, lifeguarding, teaching swimming, hockey, wants to be a Marine Biologist. LESLIE EVANS, 8 Green Lane. Senior Play, French Club Secre- tary, Yearbook, Folio; “Just outside my wisdom are words that would answer everything.” E73 JAMES ENTERKIN ROGER ESTEY LESLIE EVANS VLADIMIR FEDUS DAVID FEINBERG VLADAMIR FEDUS, 11 Cushing Rd. DAVE FEINBURG, Feiny, 24 Peacock Farm Rd. Soccer, Yearbook Editor, Senior Play; Likes basketball, hockey, football. MARY ELIZABETH FERRIS, 511 Concord Ave. Band, Ski Club, Senior Play, SGO, Yearbook, Chorus, Pep-Squad, Drama Club, In- tramurals, Photography Club. MATTHEW FILIPOWSKI, 10 Round Hill Rd. EWOW Student Ad- visory Board, Creative Writing, Humanities, Drama Lab. RODNEY FISHER, Rod, 12 John Poulter Rd. Band President, Or- chestra, Senior Play, Soccer, SGO, Puebla Exchange; Likes travel, languages, music. FRANCIS X. FLAHERTY JR., Frank, 4 Fourth St. Football, Hockey, Baseball, Varsity Club, Junior and Senior Proms; “Happi- ness is a Warm gun.” MARY FERRIS MATTHEW FILIPOWSKI KATHLEEN FLYNN, 22 Albermarle Ave. SGO Secretary, Pep Squad, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Field Hockey; Wants to be a lawyer. SUSAN FOBERT, 25 Winthrop Rd. “Slightly smiling, weaving light wind songs, the freedom of wispy dreams.” PAT FORRESTER, 11 Parker St. Likes African swimming frogs, 50’ trees, Mini-Coopers, Dameriscotta, Isopods, “As we float dimensions authenticize.” BARBARA FORSBERG, Karia, 411 Concord Ave. Echo, Lab Tech- nician, accompanying chorus; Likes canoeing, guitar, bouillon, strange accents, the entire Science Department. BS te PATRICIA FORRESTER BARBARA FORSBERG KATHLEEN FLYNN SUSAN FOBERT 174 JANICE FOSTER GAVIN FRANKLIN DEBORAH FRITSCH se 2 Paitin AW ‘ SUSAN GALLAGHER PAUL FOUHY. KERRY GALLAGHER HELEN GARBER JEANNE FRADETTE MARK FRANCESCHI JANICE FOSTER, Assis, 30 Roosevelt Rd. FSA, Senior Prom; Loves candy apples, milking cows, rolling over; Future: secretary. PAUL FOUHY, 40 Locust Ave. ANN FOWLE, 12 Winthrop Rd. “Smiling strangers kissed a bird and it flew away.” JEANNE FRADETTE, Jeannie, 35 Grapevine Ave. Ski Club, Hu- manities; Enjoys skiing, sailing, walking, horseback riding; Hopes to be a sociologist. MARK FRANCESCHI, 26 Fairlands St. Hockey, Baseball, Skiing; “Legalize Tuckermans.” GAVIN FRANKLIN, 4 Rolfe Rd. Ski Club, Yearbook; Likes water skiing, photography, snow skiing; “Happiness is going out to lunch in a half-hour, Blah!!” ANNA FREIRE, 56 Meriam St. GEOFF FREITAS, Lord, Lump, 45 Lincoln St. Football Tri-Captain, Wrestling, Golf, Yearbook Sports Editor; “Mother Geoff says, ‘Rise and Shine.’ ” DEBBIE FRITSCH, 48 Turning Mill Rd. “Peace.” KERRY GALLAGHER, 181 Follen Rd. Wants to be a secretary and get married. SUSAN GALLAGHER, 14 Appletree Rd. HELEN GARBER, 6 Frost Rd. Strange driving habits, incessant puns, sticks to her beliefs; Loves indians and horses; Future: Teacher. MAUREEN GARRITY, Moe, 30 Garfield St. Junior Prom. PATTY GARRITY, 30 Garfield St. Junior Prom, Young Moderns; Likes boys, horses, children; Future: Nursery school teacher, airline stewardess. PATRICIA GARRITY MAUREEN GARRITY a PATRICE GIBBONS EDWARD GILBERT MARY GILDEA MAUREEN GILLIS JILL GILPATRIC LANCE GLASSER JANET GLOVER SUSAN GARY, Sue, 29 Highland Ave. Art Club, Natural History and Outing Club, French Club; Hopes to be an artist. SABA GESSESSE, Addis Ababa, Shoa, Ethiopia. PATRICE GIBBONS, Tricey, 23 Haskell St. Pep-Squad, FNA, As- sembly Committee, Yearbook, Young Moderns, Musket. ED GILBERT, Gibby, Ying Yang, 231 Woburn St. Band; Likes motorcycles, cars, girls, skiing, skating, hockey; Wants to be a suc- cess. MYRNA GOLDMAN | MARCIA GOODMAN MARY PATRICIA GILDEA, Patty, 6 Parker St. AFS; Likes climb- . eu ing mountains, Tennessee, peppermint, forest rangers, Scottish danc- ing, Managing stages, wind, laughing. MAUREEN GILLIS, Moe, 117 Pleasant St. Leader Corps, SGO, Yearbook, Senior Prom; Enjoys tackle football, poetry, people; “Be yourself.” JILL GILPATRIC, Jilly, 10 Oakland St. Cheerleading, Ski Club, SGO, Junior Prom, Chorus, Varsity Club, Yearbook; Likes parties, people. LANCE GLASSER, 36 Wyman Rd. Likes electronics, sports, money, computers, science fiction, and girls. JANET GLOVER, Jannie Lee, 20 Fairland St. SGO, Junior Prom, Ski Club; Likes art, skiing, mustangs, winter; Wants to be a dental hygenist. MYRNA GOLDMAN, 30 Wipple Rd. Yearbook, Junior Prom; Likes JOYCE GORSUN JAMES GOULD swimming, skiing, sewing; “Everyone is his own person, not a puppet.” 176 DONALD GRACE Ree DIANE GREIG JOHN GRODEN VALERIE GRAHAM MARCIA GOODMAN, 18 Holmes Rd. Folio, South Pacific, Kiss Me Kate, French Club, Ski Club. JOYCE GORSON, 6 Lawrence Lane. Likes boys; Wants to be a teacher. JAMES GOULD, 20 School St. DON GRACE, No Brain, 204 Woburn St. Likes volleyball, girl watching. JEANNE GRAF, 52 Cedar St. SHARON GRAHAM, 254 East St. VALERIE GRAHAM, Val, 47 Bedford St. FNA, Field Hockey; Likes baton, swimming, and working with the mentally retarded. FRANCES GRANT, Frank, 1 Aaron Rd. Junior and Senior Proms, Pep Squad, Young Moderns, Yearbook, Likes football, Ambition: To travel. GARI GRANT, 15 Turning Mill Rd. Folio, SGO, Tennis, Young Moderns Vice-President, Junior and Senior Proms, Cheerleader; Likes drawing, sewing, skating, swimming. DONALD GRAYSON, Blade, 9 Suzanne Rd. Soccer, Assistant Bas- ketball Coach, Varsity Club Executive Board, Laboratory Techni- cian; Lunar Olympics; “We’re there!” DIANE GREIG, 6 Milk St. PAUL GRIECCI, 115 Grove St. Works as a welder; Wants to be a civil engineer; Wants to make a million dollars. JOHN GRODEN, 12 Summit Rd. CATHY LYNNE GROLIL, 54 Eldred St. Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Yearbook Editor, Senior Play, Chorus, Junior and Senior Proms. Ambition: be successful. LD DONALD GRAYSON PAUL GRIECCI CATHY GROLL PETER GROSSIMON BARBARA GRYBOSKI The view from Storage R ws RALPH GUDITZ KEITH GUERNSEY DAVID GUTHE LINEA HAGMAN PETER GROSSIMON, Doc, 52 Winthrop Rd. Likes judo, badminton; Attic Treasurer; Wants to become a hotel manager. BARBARA GRYBOWSKI,; 1 Mason St. RALPH GUDITZ, 9 Vinebrook Rd. Likes math and music. KEITH GUERNSEY, Cow, 11 Foster Rd. Football, Hockey, Junior Prom; Likes dances, cars; Wants to be a lawyer. BETSY GUNSELMAN BETSY GUNZELMANN, 66 Pleasant St. Ski Club, Spanish Club; Likes to ski, sail, scuba dive, swim, and skate. DAVID GUTHE, 7 Lockwood Rd. Likes soccer, gymnastics, girls, parties. LINEA HAGMAN, Nea, 39 Downing Rd. Junior and Senior Proms, Young Moderns. SUSAN HALFMAN, Sue, 75 Outlook Dr. Ski Club; Likes traveling, swimming, waterskiing, sleeping; Wants to go to college. KAREN HALL, Reb, 29 Nickerson Rd. Senior Play, Drama Club; Likes airports, tacos, California; Wants to live in the West on an artichoke farm. DIANE HAMBLEN, 7 Winston Rd. Band, Junior Prom, Yearbook; Likes to sail, swim, ski; Hopes to practice veterinary medicine. KAREN HALL 178 DIANE HAMBLEN CHRISTINE HAMILTON RUTH HARLOW THOMAS HARTERY JOHN HARRIS fe fF Re PETER HARVELL KEVIN HARTFORD LINDA HANDMAN DAVID HANDRICK KATHRYN HARRIGAN EVANGELINE HARRIS CHRISTINE HAMILTON, 2045 Mass Ave. LINDA HANDMAN, 23 Burroughs Rd. Folio, South Pacific, Kiss Me Kate, French Club. DAVID HANDRICK, 516 Concord Ave. Folk Club, Echo, Band; “Here’s a little song you can join in with...” JEAN HANGSTEFER, 11 Brigham Rd. RUTH HARLOW, Teddy Bear, 5 Crescent Rd. Chorus, Drama Workshop; Likes harpischordists, ice skating, waterskiing, posters for Attic, jewelery, broadcasting, riflery; “Everything works out for the best.” KATHY HARRIGAN, 122 Marrett Rd. Head Majorette, Prom-Man- ader’s Executive Board, Hayden Twirlers; Likes skating, riding horses, sewing; Ambition: Teacher; “Happiness.” JOHN HARRIS, Jay, 12 Bates Rd. Soccer, Varsity Club, Musket; Ambition; Midnight Cowboy; “Thanks for four years of ...” VAN HARRIS, 11 Chadbourne Rd. Yearbook Design Editor, Senior Play; “You are an actor in a play which the manager directs.” TOM HARTERY, 54 Taft Rd. KEVIN HARTFORD, 16 Longfellow Rd. Hockey, Soccer, Football; Planning to go to college. PETER HARVELL, 131 Burlington St. Swim Team, Soccer; Vices: Football, Skiing, Swimming; Aspires to rule the world. 179 JOHN HARWOOD DIANE HAYWOOD KATHERINE HEALEY RICHARD HELLER RICHARD HATFIELD BARBARA HAVEN JOHN HARWOOD, 8 Robinson Rd. “Good-bye California, Richen- bacher, you knew that we would meet again if your memory serves well.” ED HATCH, 33 Grove St. Experimenting, fantasizing, writing, wine- making, raising things, relaxing under the sun; Would like to be a lawyer. RICH HATFIELD, Hippie, 107 Bow St. Baseball; “When in doubt, wear a hat.” “So long.” BARBARA HAVEN, Moose, 52 Meriam St. Likes waterskiing, mov- ies, cars, people, music; “Keep the garbage in the garbage can.” TERRY HAYES, 7 North St. Basketball, Assembly Committee, Jun- ior and Senior Proms. DIANE HAYWOOD, 678 Lowell St. FTA, FSA; Likes to sew, cook, travel; Wants to be receptionist secretary. PAUL HAYWOOD, 678 Lowell St. KATHY HEALY, Healamonster, 1 Spencer St. Likes school lunches, adults, gasoline, recess, cooties and Marc’s “imagination, exaggeration leads to trouble.” PAT HEINRICH, 7 Lawrence La. Musket editor, Senior Play, Ski Club, Young Moderns President, FNA President, Yearbook; “Friend- ship brings happiness.” RICKY HELLER, 10 Russell Rd. Basketball, Math Team, NHS; Likes swimming; “To know me is to love me.” BETH HEMEON, 70 Baker Ave. .“I believe I was made for the sea and my life on land is a mistake.” Ss SO ahs PATRICIA HEINRICH TERENCE HAYES PAUL HAYWOOD MARY HEMEON RONALD HENDERSON THOMAS HENDERSON RON HENDERSON, 136 Maple St. Likes football, bowling and pool; Wants to go to college and be a success. THOMAS HENDERSON, 51 Bloomfield Ave. CHRISTINE HENRY, 7 Milk St. Likes horseback riding and skiing; Hopes to be happy. LOIS HODGDON, 3 Diehl Rd. TOM HOLTON, 14 Trotting Horse Dr. RODNEY HOPWOOD, Hop, 172 Burlington St. SANDI HOPWOOD, 172 Burlington St. Gymnastics, Junior and Senior Proms; Wants to go into home economics. LESLIE HORNER, 96 Hancock St. Likes guitar, dancing, good mu- sic, fall days, skiing, ridin g and learning. RODNEY HOPWOOD SANDRA HOPWOOD MARC HOROWITZ, Face, 4 Locke La. Likes electronics, Countryside. him.” NANCY HOWE, 68 Colony Rd. THOMAS HOWLAND, 5 Appleton Rd. nia;” Would like to go to B.U. and make it in music. MARC HOROWITZ ae is et: : ee xh PS a CAROLINE HOSKEN NANCY HOWE THOMAS HOWLAND ROBERT HUMPHREYS 181 lunches, music, and partying; Wants to go to college somewhere; CAROLINE HOSKEN, 187 Grant St. Public Affairs Club President; “You have never really known someone unless you have changed ROBERT HUMPHREYS, Bob, 153 Grant St. “Good-bye Califor- ELLEN HUOPPI CATHERINE HURRELL ANGELA IANNAZZI MARGARET IRWIN ELLEN HUOPPI, 19 Grapevine Ave. Loves Mike; Plans to become a commercial artist; “EWOW is a wierd new experience.” ERIC HUOPPI, Rick, 19 Grapevine Ave. Soccer; Likes fooling around with good figures, drag racing; Wants to race cars. CATHY HURRELL, Benackre Mill Rd. Stock, Ingatestone, Essex, England; Orchestra; Likes music, football, sunbathing; Hopes to travel around the world. JANET HUTCHINS, Fuzzy, 21 Winthrop Rd. Spanish Club, Cho- rus, Orchestra, Senior Play; Would like to work in conservation. ANGELA IANNAZZI, 1 Webster Rd. FNA; Wants to go to college and become a nurse. DIANE IODICE, 63 Winter St. Junior Prom, Young Moderns; Wants to be a cosmetologist. MARGARET IRWIN, 20 Clarke St. SGO, Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Proms; “Would like the class of “70” to leave Lexington son leh.” EDWARD JACKMAN, 27 Colony Rd. STEPHANIE JACKSON, 62 Colony Rd. STEVEN JACKSON, 5 Balfour St. TERESA JAMES, Terry, 41 Grove St. FTA, Puebla Exchange, Li- brary—AV Club Secretary; Likes sports, people. EDWARD JACKMAN 182 STEVEN JACKSON ERIC HUOPPI JANET HUTCHINS DIANNE IODICE TERESA JAMES NANCY JULIN MARK JENKINSON CARL JOHNSON SU span SAN JOHNSON ANN JONES DAVID JEANNETTE, 227 Lowell St. Football Manager, Baseball Manager, Varsity Club; Wants to go to college. MARK JENKINSON, 2 Abernathy Rd. CHRISTINE JILLSON, 66 Farmcrest Ave. CARL JOHNSON, Franny, 31 Garfield St. Hobbies are girls, drink- ing; First man on Mars. DAVE JOHNSON, 20 Spencer St. ED JOHNSON, 45 Baskin Rd. Leader Corps, Yearbook, Swimming, Golf, Gymnastics, Football, Prefect President, Junior and Senior Proms; Ambition: Oceanographer. JAMES JOHNSON, 90 North St. SUSAN JOHNSON, 13 Hathaway Rd. ANN JONES, 1536 Mass. Ave. GERALD JONES, 5 Leroy Rd. TEENA JONES, 15 Baskin Rd. JUNE JORDAN, 30 Cottage St. Folio, French Club; “There is no misery in not being loved, only in not loving.”—McKuen. NANCY JULIN, Fred, 89 Cliffe Ave. Wants to be a hairdresser; Favorite words are “raunchy” and “cold plastic.” LISA KANTER, 277 Waltham St. Puebla Exchange; “Look forward, for life goes not backard, nor tarries with yesterday.” q 183 JON KEALY PHYLLIS KEARNEY DAVID KELLY MICHAEL KAPLAN, Eric the Viking, 26 Laconia St. Creative Writing, Journalism, Folio; Likes girls, cars, bikes; Collects pipes; Wants to go to Clark University. JON KEALY, Jean-Claude, 58 Forest St. Soccer, Tennis, Varsity Club; “I’m there!” “Shock!” PHYLLIS KEARNEY, 10 Walnut St. Junior, Senior Prom, Young Moderns, Art Club; Likes art, guitar, and photography. KATHI KEEGAN, Keeg, 18 Ellison Rd. Young Moderns, Junior Prom, Art Club; Wants to be a hairdresser. DAVE KELLY, 266 Bedford St. Football; Would like to go to college or go in the Navy. : i as Eas KATHLEEN KELLY, 31 Fairbanks Rd. Tennis, Basketball, Ski ,atTHT BEN KELLY PAMELA KELLY Club, French Club; Likes skiing, tennis, Quebec City, Cape Cod Beaches, sailing. PAM KELLY, 9 Berwick Rd. Senior Play, SGO, Band, Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Varsity Club, Yearbook, Junior Prom; Wants to meet real people. DAVE KENT, Red, 12 Hudson Rd. Wants to be a millionaire. BOB KENT, Swami, 15 Patriots Dr. Soccer, Tennis, Yearbook Asso- ciate Editor, Band, Orchestra, Varsity Club; “You are what you eat.” EDWARD KEREN, 20 Justin St. WILLIAM KERRIGAN, 352 Woburn St. SUSAN KESTLER, Sue, 9 Prospect Hill Rd. FNA, Young Moderns, VA Volunteer, Puebla Exchange; Plans a career in nursing. KAREN KHACHADOORIAN, Legs, 442 Waltham St. Softball; Likes sports, history and anything Italian; Plans a career in business. MAUREEN KILEY, 19 Whipple Rd. Ski Club, Young Moderns, French Club, Junior Prom; Ambition: to travel and be happy. DAVID KENT ROBERT KENT ANNE KILLEFER, 8 Elena Rd. DEBORAH KING, Deb, 39 Preston Rd. Junior Senior Prom, Bas- ketball, SGO; Likes sports. MAUREEN KILEY DEBORAH KING SUSAN KESTLER KAREN KHACHADOORIAN PETER KRAG NANCY KREVIS 5 French, English, Spanish; who cares, you’ll pronounce them all the same anyway. JANET KLING CAROLYN KNOBEL JEANNE KINNARD, 4 Juniper Pl. Mountains, music, gourmet cooking, Sandburg, Tennessee, September, Snow, Future, Posterity, Beaches, Vermont, movies, smiles. NANCY KITCHING, 14 Sherburne Rd. JANET KLING, 98 Grove St. Ambition: To join the Peace Corps. CAROLYN KNOBEL, Chickie, 37 Percy Rd. SGO, Cheerleading, VA Volunteer, Chorus, Junior and Senior Proms, Ski Club; Ambi- tion: Physical Therapist. WILLIAM KONING, 7 Holmes Rd. ARTHUR KOUTOUDAKIS, 6 Cottage St. Likes playing guitar; “Man shall better himself if he stops and learns by his mistakes.” PETER KRAG, 22 Slocum Rd. Orchestra, Math Team, Chess Club. NANCY KREVIS, 26 Preston Rd. Field Hockey, Ski Club, Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Proms. KAREN KRIKORIAN, 10 Dunham St. PETE LANMAN, 3 Whitman Cir. Hopes to go to Clarke Univer- sity; Plans to start free school; ... freak. KAREN LANNAN, 5 Bowser Rd. Ski Club, Assembly Committee, Junior and Senior Proms, Yearbook, Young Moderns; Likes skiing and traveling. KAREN KRIKORIAN KAREN LANNAN ELISSA LANNQUIST SUSAN LARRABEE ROY LENTINI JOHN LAURENDEAU CHARLES LEACH LISA LANNQUIST, 76 Adams St. Cheerleader, Varsity Club, Year- book, Junior and Senior Proms; Likes football and skiing. GARY LANNQUIST, 157 Shade St. Football, Hockey; Freshman lover, Medicial liquids, The Black Cat expects to be a radio an- nouncer. SUE LARRABEE, Kewee, 78 Bertwell Rd. Junior and Senior Proms; Likes sewing, cooking, art, music, designing; Plans to be a Stewardess. JOHN LAURENDEAU, 33 Bellflower St. Likes basketball, tennis, playing the drums; Wants to go into business for himself. CHARLES LEACH, 10 Longfellow Rd. JAY LEACH, 10 Longfellow Rd. JUDY LEBOW, 14 Douglas Rd. Hello; Folio, Echo, Public Affairs Club, French Club, Chorus; Likes Art, Bach and orange trees. WENDY LEVY 186 ROBERT LEWIS GARRY LANNQUIST Pw ae A : % JUDITH LEBOW PAUL LINGANE bad ROY LENTINI, 25 Middleby Rd. HOWARD LETOVSKY, 11 Old Shade St. WENDY LEVY, 149 Wood St. “A true revolutionary, guided by love, never acknowledges defeat. Always realistic, he demands the impossible.” BOB LEWIS, Q, 15 Woodland Rd. French Club Vice-President, Sen- ior Play, Ski Club; Enjoys soccer, skiing, girls, big blue meanies. MARC LINDMAN, 21 Robbins Rd. PAUL LINGANE, 27 Locust Ave. Radio Club President, Band, Rifle Club, French Club, Senior Play; Likes electronics, music, cars. HERB LINNELL, 285 Lowell St. Baseball; Ambition: Never to see this school again; Hates crowds; Believes in the Great Pumpkin. JANE LITTLE, 81 Vine St; Likes softball, swimming, babysitting, singing; Wants to be an elementary school teacher. DEBBIE LONG, 58 Paul Revere Rd. KAREN LORENTZEN, Lorentz, 58 School St. Softball, Leader Corps, Pep Squad Co-Captain, Young Moderns, VA Volunteer, FNA Treasurer. STEPHEN LOVETT, 27 Sherman St. JANE LITTLE STEPHEN LOVETT KERRY LOWRY KERRY LOWRY, 17 Aubon Rd. GARY R. LUCAS, Luke, 24 Heritage Rd. Football, Hockey, Base- ball, Prefect, Junior Prom; “He serves me most who serves his country best.” PATRICK LUHRS, 3 John Poulter Rd. GEOFFREY LULL, 227 Wood St. BARBARA LUNDBERG, Barb, 139 Worthen Rd. SGO Vice-presi- dent, YES Co-chairman, Musket Editor, Junior Prom, Assembly Committee, FNA president; Likes laughter, barefeet, friends. MARC LUNDY, 43 Circle Rd. BRUCE LYON, 3 Brent Rd. Soccer; Likes target shooting, skiing, bird watching etc., engineering; “Yeh, we’re organized!” STEVE MABEE, Mabes, Legs, Bones, 25 Highland Ave. Cross- Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Tennis, Varsity Club. BOB MACDONALD, 19 Bird Hill Rd. “At an emotional time like this, what else can I say but .. .!” MARC LUNDY BRUCE LYON STEPHEN MABEE ROBERT MACDONALD JANET MAHONY : EDWIN MANTER LINDA MARANIAN ROBERT MACEWEN, 210 Woburn St. DONALD MACGILLIVRAY, 37 Charles St. KRISTIE MAHNKEN, 197 Waltham St. JANET MAHONY, Red, 31A Wachusett Dr. Pep Squad, Chorus, Softball, Young Moderns, AFS, Senior Play. HELEN MANN, 26 Farmcrest Ave. Library Staff; Likes to d ance, listen to radio, boys; Would like to be a secretary. LAURIE MANTER, 6 Larchmont La. I like riding, skiing, and traveling. NED MANTER, 6 Larchmont La. J.V. Hockey team; Scuba diving, photography, sports. LINDA MARANIAN, Carol, 17 Cooke Rd. SGO, Junior Prom; Likes skiing, swimming, dogs, Mustangs; Wants to see the world. JIM MARASA, Crabshaw, 25 Circle Rd. Football, SGO. ANDY MARCUS, Gump, 31 Whipple Rd. Likes surfing, drinking, cars. JOHN MARCY, 167 Cedar St. 4 4 Bewitched a Y i JAMES MARASA ANDREW MARCUS KRISTIE MAHNKEN HELEN MANN LAURIE MANTER JOHN MARCY CINDY MARGOLSKEE, 23 Peachtree Rd. “You’ve got to grab the opportunity of a lifetime in the lifetime of the opportunity.” CAROL MARGOSIAN, 28 Muzzey St. DEBBIE MARLOWE, 6 Lantern La. Orchestra, Chorus, FTA, wants to be an elementary school teacher; Going to Graceland College, Iowa. LISA MARLOWE, 25 Webster Rd. WILLIAM MARSHALL, Bill, 110 Woburn St. Soccer, Baseball; Would like to go to college and become someone important. MARY E. MARTIN, 12 Valley Rd. KATHY MASON, 15 Loring Rd. Ski Club, Young Moderns, French Club, Pep Squad, Junior and Senior Proms, Yearbook; Ambition: Travel. DOUGLAS MAY, 5 Leelan Ter. DAVE MAZZA, Maz, 12 Green La. Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Leader Corps, Yearbook, Junior Prom; Wants to be a teacher or coach. DIANE MAZZOLA, 136 Laconia St. Ambition: To be a legal secre- tary. SHERRIE McALDUFF, 15 Theresa Ave. Wants to be a secretary or airline stewardess; Likes red Mustangs. PEGGY McBRIDE, Legs, 79 Laconia St. Puebla Exchange, Leader Corps, Softball, Young Moderns, Pep Squad. PETER McCARRON, 5 Hillside Ter. Football, Track; Enjoys read- ing yearbook entries. DEBORAH MARLOWE MARY MARTIN KATHLEEN MASON LISA MARLOWE WILLIAM MARSHALL DOUGLAS MAY DIANE MAZZOLA SHERRIE McALDUFF MARGARET McBRIDE PETER McCARRON PATRICIA E. McCAULEY, 2 Moreland Ave. WENDY M. McCLOSKEY, 19 Spencer St. WAYNE S. McCONNELL, 6 Welch Rd. MARGARET McDONALD, 840 Mass. Ave. VIRGINIA McGOVERN, Ginny, 260 Bedford St. FTA, Ski Club, Chorus, Hospital Volunteer, Wellington-Harrington Program; Plans to go to college. JERRY McGRATH, 15A Crescent Hill. WILLIAM McGRATH, 282 Lowell St. ROBERT McGRORY, Bob, 44 Parker St. “I didn’t want to have my picture taken anyway. JANET McLAUGHLIN, 559 Lowell St. PATRICIA McMANUS, P.M., 19 Byron Ave. METCO, Junior and Senior Proms; Likes the ocean; Plans to go into the airlines. ELAINE McNAMARA, 18 Tarbell Ave. MARTHA McNAMARA, 24 Donald St. Cheerleading Co-Captain, Leaders Corps, Junior Class Secretary, Varsity Club; Ambition: To make others happy; Likes sewing and skiing. WENDY McCLOSKEY WAYNE McCONNELL MARGARET McDONALD WILLIAM McGRATH ROBERT McGRORY JERRY McGRATH ELAINE McNAMARA JANET McLAUGHLIN PATRICIA McMANUS MARTHA McNAMARA 190 KATHLEEN McSWEENEY, 4 Aerial St. JACK MEEHAN, The Nibbler, 24 Peachtree Rd. BONNIE MEIER, 111 Cedar St. Concert Choir, South Pacific; Likes music, dancing, mice, frogs, penquins, yogurt; Plans to study com- mercial art. LARRY MELANSON, Mel, 492 Marrett Rd. Likes most outdoor ; sports; Favorite Pastimes: Hunting, Fishing; Would like to be a biologist. SUSAN MELLER, 2013 Mass. Ave. Yearbook editor, Lacrosse, Jun- ior Prom, Band, Senior Play Production Manager. MARY ELIZABETH MILEY, Mares, 29 Robinson Rd. PAC, Musket, SOS; Worker for peace; Wants to be able to debate rationally. CYNTHIA MILLER, Cindy, 17 Munroe Rd. Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Prom. STEPHEN MILLER, 24 Colony Rd. JAMES F. MITCHELL, 73 School St. ROBERT MOLLOY, Bob, 9 Whipple Rd. Football, Baseball. CHRISTINE MONAHAN, 40 Moreland Ave. JOHN MEEHAN LAWRENCE MELANSON SUSAN MELLER Ws, , i y wi ale wih l a i . MARY MILEY JAMES MITCHELL ROBERT MOLLOY CHRISTINE MONAHAN 191 RICHARD MOORE Fi GLEN MORRISON MARY MURPHY SUSAN MORAN STEVEN MORRILL RICHARD MOORE, 50 Hancock St. Attic, Senior Play, Aviation, AV Club; Folk Groups, Film making, Radio Club; Plays guitar, piano; Possible M.D. or D.D. JOHN MORAN, Jack, 12 Fairbank Rd. Likes soccer, track; Spend my time looking for leprechauns; Going into business management. SUE MORAN, 11 Valley Rd. Business Service, FSA, GAA, Pep Club, Junior Red Cross; Wants to become a secretary. MICHAEL L. MORIAN, 9 Millbrook Rd. STEVEN R. MORRILL, 8 Grant Pl. CHRISTOPHER MORRISON, 13 Bedford St. Interested in eyeling, photography, music. “If you dig it, fill the hole when you're through.” GLEN MORRISON, 18 Minute Man La. Leader Corps, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball; Likes traveling, sports cars, golfing; Wants to be a pro baseball player. DENIS MORSE, 12 Shirley St. Swim Team; Likes art, soccer, me- dicinal compounds, and folk music; Wants to be a shepherd. KENNETH MOSCA, Ken, 566 Lowell St. Wants to study criminol- ogy. JUDY MURPHY, 228 Lincoln St. “Death is the labyrinth of the single straight line which is invisible and everlasting.” MARK MURPHY, Murph, 26 Estabrook Rd. Golf, Hockey, Varsity Club, Laboratory Technician; “Pink doors lead to No Good” “SCHOCK!” MARY MURPHY, 105 Mape St. FNA, Basketball, Young Moderns, Ski Club; Likes sports, swimming; Wants to be a nurse. JOHN MURRAY, 100 Laconia St. Rifle Club President, Astronomy Club, Junior Prom, Puebla Exchange; Wants to be a pilot. CHRISTOPHER MORRISON KENNETH MOSCA JOHN MURRAY WILLIAM MURRAY ROBERTA NATANSON WILLIAM MURRAY, Bill, 100 Laconia St. Astronomy Club, Puebla Exchange, Yearbook, SGO; Likes photography; Wants to fly. ROBERTA NATANSON, 5 White Ter. FTA President, Spanish Club, V.A. Hospital Volunteer, Puebla Exchange. CHERYL NEAL, 107 Cedar St. Ski Club, Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Prom, Puebla Exchange, SGO, Gymnastics; Likes swim- ming, scuba diving. MIKE NICH, 63 Harding Rd. PAUL NICHOLS, 31 Sherman St. NANCY NICOLL, 51 Dexter Rd. NANCY E. NOLAN, 4 Grimes Rd. MAUREEN NOONAN KATHLEEN NORDAHL ANNE NORTHUP CHERYL NEAL MICHAEL NICH PAUL NICHOLS NANCY NICOLL MAUREEN NOONAN, 78 School St. Ski Club, Business Services. KATHLEEN NORDAHL, Kathy, 50 Pleasant St. Leader Corps, SGO, FNA, Yearbook, Senior Prom; “One must cultivate one’s own garden”. ANNE NORTHUP, Anne-D, 122 Worthen Rd. NHS Treasurer, AFS, French Club Vice-President, South Pacific, Kiss Me Kate, Likes skiing and reading. ROBIN NOWELL, 298 Marrett Rd. MARGUERITE OFRIA, Meg, 10 Foster Rd. “If you want to be loved, then love.” MARGUERITE OFRIA ROBIN NOWELL LS JOSEPH O’LEARY THOMAS OLSON MARC OSBORNE CONSTANCE OWEN LEE PAPPAS BRUCE OWENS 194 JOANNE PAPANEK DOUGLAS PARHAM MICHAEL PENNEY ROBERT PERRY ANNA PASCIUTO KENNETH PATTERSON ROBERT OHLIN, 9 Redcoat La. JOSEPH O’LEARY, 171 Lincoln St., EWOW; “Hope to go to Northeastern, then hopes for a job with the Lexington Police. JANET OLIVA, 22 Blueberry La. FTA, Senior Prom; Likes Cor- vettes; Wants to be a teacher, get married. TOM OLSON, 534 Lowell St. LINDA O’NEILL, 86 East St. NANCY O’NEIL, Ankles, 4 Philip Rd. Chorus, Young moderns, Pep Squad Co-Captain, FNA Vice-President, VA volunteer. NANCY ORSILLO, 5 Sunnyknoll Rd. STEVE OSBORN, 19 Helen St. MARC OSBORNE, 52 Peacock Farms. CONNIE OWEN, 39 Reed St. Con, Cheerleader, SGO, Varsity Club, Junior Prom, Yearbook; “Where there’s a will there’s a way.” BRUCE OWENS, 82 Adams St. “Carpe diem.” BILL PAGE, The Pope, 25 Oakland St. Senior Play; Wants to explore, entertain, and dream; “Heterus Catadaromotoky.” JOANNE PAPANEK, 2 Mason St. “Straight ahead of him nobody can go very far.”—The Little Prince, Sainte-Exupery. LEE PAPPAS, 11 Carville Ave. DOUG PARHAM, Priestly, 10 Battle Green Rd. Football; wants to be a draftsman; Enjoys outdoors, skin diving, anyting to do with water. ANNA PASCIUTO, 73 Webb St., Junior Senior Prom. KEN PATERSON, 25 Thoreau Rd. CHERYL PATERELLI, 17 Fletcher Rd. THOMAS PAYNE, Intense, 502 Concord Ave. Loves being sweet, kind, generous, cute, cuddily, and nice and taking photographs. STEPHANIE PECOR, Steph, 43 Bridge St. Ski Club, Young Mod- erns, Junior Senior Prom, Yearbook; Wants to be a commercial artist. DONNA PEELER, 8 Slocum St. Chorus, SGO, Pep Squad, Young Moderns, Junior Senior Prom; “All you need is love.” MICHAEL PENNEY, 153 Cedar St. MIRIAM PERLMUTTER, Carrie, 23 Suzanne Rd. Likes traveling, people, good times; Going to Junior College; Wants to be a beautician. ROBERT PERRY, 24 Grassland St. ELLEN PETERSON, Elly, 54 Cliffe Ave. Lab assistant, Business Service, EWOW, Work Study, Sewing, Cooking, Camping, Animals, Boys; Wants to be a chef. 195 CHERYL PATTURELLI ELLEN PETERSON NANCY PETERSON GERARD PETRINGA NANCY PETERSON, 62 Cary Ave. Ski Cl ub, French Club; Likes sewing, cooking, skiing, traveling; Wants to be a speech clinician. GERARD PETRINGA, Gerry, 60 Lowell St. Yearbook, Rifle Club; Likes boating, fishing, photography, outdoors, jeeps; Wants to major in Biology. BRUCE PETSCHEK, 17 Preston Rd. JOHN PFEIL, Pif, 43 Wachusett Dr. Soccer, Tennis, Varsity Club, Senior Prom; Ambition: Be happy and make others happy. ANDREAS PFISTER, 16 Reed St. “Those who can, do. Those who cannot, teach.” THOMAS PHELAN, 42 Greenwood St. TIMOTHY PHELAN, Tim, 42 Greenwood St. Enjoys hunting and trapping; Going into conservation after school. SARAH PHINNEY, Zazi, 17 Columbus St. ROCKY PINCKNEY, 38 Vale St. PETER PLASSE, 197 Cedar St. Football Tri-Captain, Baseball, Leader Corps, Likes hunting, fishing, scuba diving, “Hey, seriously MARCIA POLITI, 25 Deering Ave. SGO, Ski Club, Yearbook, Pep Squad, Senior Prom, Humanities; Wants to be a lawyer. JILL POLLACK, 25 Suzanne Rd. Pep Squad, Junior and Senior Prom, SOS, AFS, Young Moderns, Senior Play. DOREEN PORRETTI, 7 Percy Rd. Junior Prom, FSA; Loves Mus- tangs, 3-speeds, Newton, Comanche, going out to eat; Future: secre- tary. KATHY PORTER, 6 East St. Senior Prom, YES Secretary, SGO, Field Hockey; I like skiing, bikes, and eggplant. MARCIA POLITI JILL POLLACK 196 JOHN PFEIL ANDREAS PFISTER THOMAS PHELAN TIMOTHY PHELAN SARAH PHINNEY PETER PLASSE ARK eee, DOREEN PORRETTI az KATHRYN PORTER SHARON PRATT ‘d _ a a al AY Ne MARK POTTER SUSAN PRENTISS AMELIA PULLEN roy PHILIP POTZKA CAROL POWERS MARK POTTER, 6 Chandler St. MARGARET POTTER, Peggy, 25 Summit Rd. Band; Likes sailing, skiing, swimming; Wants to become a teacher. PHIL POTZKA, ‘J’, 14 Banks Ave. CAROL POWERS, 201 Waltham St. Ski Club, French Club, Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Prom, Pep Squad, Yearbook; Ambition: teacher. SHARON PRATT, 44 Freemont St. FNA; Likes people, swimming, skating, animals, music, traveling; Wants to be a nurse. SUE PRENTISS, 22 Blossomcrest Rd. Likes art, painting, sketching, drawing, waterskiing, driving, sewing. FRANK PROCOPIO, 42 Albermarle Ave. SGO, Baseball; Likes sports; Wants to be an engineer. AMY PULLEN, Flamelia, 17 Percy Rd. Junior Prom; Likes horses, skiing, Mustangs, Doreen’s kitchen, mini-dragons; “Time!” ANITA QUINLAN, NeeNee, 20 Bernard St. AFS, Young Moderns, Junior Prom, Senior Play; ‘““Man’s worst enemy is man”. BRIAN QUINLAN, Quinn, 2 Eliot Rd. Baseball, Rifle Club; Likes all sports; Hopes to become an architect. ANITA QUINLAN BRIAN QUINLAN SUSAN RACITI STEPHEN REGAN CAROL RAPOSA PETER RECKA LORRAINE QUINN, 28 Woodcliffe Rd. Young Moderns, Likes dancing, boys, music, and most of all, enjoys being and associating with people. CATHY QUIRK, 164 Lowell St. Likes skating, beards, bow-legged boys, and mischief; “If brains were shoes I’d be barefoot”. SUSAN RACITI, 20 Childs Rd. Young Moderns, SGO; Hopes to become a professional hair styling consultant after finishing high school. JONATHAN RAPER, 2 Constitution Ave. CAROL RAPOSA, Dimples, 87 Laconia St. Basketball, Softball, Pep Squad; “Onward and forward never looking backward, another day another heartache.” PETER RECKA, Pete, 6 Westminster Ave. Junior and Senior Prom; Wants to go to college and make some money. i : A ‘ AS Me DONALD REID 198 MARIE RHEUM JONATHAN RECKARD BEVERLY RICH JON RECKARD, 93 Adams St. Chorus; Likes hiking; Wants to be a success in whatever is planned for me. STEVE REGAN, 40 Fair Oaks Dr. Band, Likes sports and music; Ambition; Engineer. DON REID, 22 Burroughs Rd. Soccer, Swimming team manager, Public Affairs Vice-President, Musket; Likes squash, walking, read- ing, Bob Dylan. MICHAEL RENKAS, 31 Calvin St. Likes photography, skiing, taxi- dermistry; Wants to be an Entomological Nutritionist; “Ban DDT.” MARIE RHEUM, 28 Ward St. Art, sewing, Leader Corps, Gymnas- tics. BEVERLY RICH, 1 Pelham Rd. Folio, Echo, Public Affairs Club, French Club, Chorus, Potpourri; “Life is futile. Do what you like.” STEVE RICHIE, 8 Winston Rd. Gymnastics, Ski Club; Likes play- ing guitar, skiing; Ambition: college; Wants to teach or social work. LINDA RICHTER, 30 Tower Rd. “To be happy is nice, but to make others happy is beautiful.” EDNA RINDNER, 6 Tyler Rd. Humanities, AFS; Likes philosophy and a good conversation. CHARLES RING PETER ROLASHEVICH STEPHEN RICHIE CYNTHIA ROBBINS PAMELA ROBERGE CHARLES RING, 38 Eaton Rd. CYNTHIA ROBBINS, Cindy, 40 Homestead St. “It’s better to want something you don’t have than to have something you don’t want.” PAMELA ROBERGE, Tsul, 3 Benjamin Rd. Swimming, waterskiing; Wants to be a Dental Assistant. PATRICIA ROECKER, Pat, 41 Vaille Ave. Yearbook, Young Mod- erns, Junior and Senior Prom, VA Hospital; Wants to be a lab technician. PETER ROLASHEVICH, 39 Wood St. CONNIE ROMANO, Con, 124 Lowell St. FTA, tennis, taught kin- dergarten; Would like to study elementary education. ELIZABETH RONCHETTI, Liz, 4 Blossom St. Enjoys mountain climbing and math; Hopes to become a computer. DAVID ROONEY, 222 Waltham St. THOMAS ROSA, Whitey, 58 Valleyfield St. Football, surfer; “I want to make a million, if I don’t I’ll steal it.” CONNIE ROMANO ELIZABETH RONCHETTI DAVID ROONEY THOMAS ROSA @ ’ LFV ee ? j ¢ 4 ‘ Ae . ‘ ” Aer ANN RUMASUGLIA ROY RUSSELL SCOTT ROSS, 8 Adams St. “Missed by a CH.” Likes being a Lunar Olympic Gold Medalist; “shock!” LAWRENCE RUDWICK, Larry, 17 Suzanne Rd. Tennis, Yearbook: Likes sports, music, cars; Wants to be an engineer. ANN RUMASUGLIA, 56 Woburn St. ROY RUSSELL, 28 Skyview Rd. BARBARA RUTTER, 127 Kendall Rd. Senior Prom, Ski Club, FSA; Plans to go on to school. BARBARA RUTTER ROBERT RYDER NICHOLAS SAAKVITNE STEVEN SACK ROBERT RYDER, See-See, 2 Wilson Rd. Ski Club; Likes skiing, football, hockey, band. NICHOLAS SAAKVITNE, Nick, 335 Marrett Rd. Chorus, Oliver, Camelot, South Pacific; Likes ballooning, skiing, people, canoeing; Memento Mori. STEVEN SACK, Steve, 20 Welch Rd. Yearbook; Likes sports, mu- sic, science; Wants to be an engineer. BETTYANN SAHTIJIAN, 98 Cedar St. MARK SALZA, 103 Lincoln St. Likes oatmeal, sour orange gum, yellow bellied sapsuckers, pickled watermelon rinds; “Pizza is good, are you?” JOHN SAMIOTES, 18 Lock La. Likes music, boats, beaches; Wants to marry money. ROBERT SAMPSON, Sam, 27 Robbins Rd. Soccer, Hockey, Base- ball, SGO; Loves skiing, tennis, opposite sex, speeding, WW’s; Ambi- tion: Physical Education Major; “Love thy Bug.” DONNA SAMUEL, 8 Burnham Rd. Chorus, Assembly Committee, Junior Prom, Senior Play, Yearbook; Hopes to be an elementary school teacher. CLYDE SANADI, 5 Angier Rd. Likes wrestling, Football; Plans to major in biology or math in college. DONNA SAMUEL CLYDE SANADI 200 GORDON SCHATZ GARY SCHULER LORI SCURTO ELIZABETH SANFORD STEPHEN SAVAGE PHILIP SANDLER, 17 Stimson Ave. Baseball, Natural History and Outing Club, Conservation, Junior Rifle Club; Likes Spain. ELIZABETH SANFORD, Betsy, 9 Alcott Rd. Ski Club, FNA, Cho- rus, Glee Club, Hospital Volunteer; Likes sewing, skiing. LOUIS SATORI, Keef, Digs, 9 Minola Rd. Likes shooting, pool, chicks; Hopes to be an accountant. STEVE SAVAGE, Turtle, Sav, 28 Whipple Rd. Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, Ski Club, Varsity Club, Leader Corps; Likes scuba div- ing, lizards. STEPHEN SAVCHUK, 337 Waltham St. Photography, Journalism; Would like to work for a magazine; “Revolution isn’t the answer to everything.” BARRY SAVENOR, 14 Ballad Ter. GORDON SCHATZ, 135 Worthen Rd. PETER SCHRAGLE, 64 Ledgelawn Ave. Football, Basketball, In- door and Outdoor Track, Varsity Club Treasurer; Likes sports, driv- ing cars; Ambition: College, be rich. GARY SCHULER, 49 Dexter Rd. SGO, Spanish Club, Track, Foot- ball, Junior Prom. SUSAN SCOTT, 233 Humbolt Ave. LORI SCURTO, 10 John Poulter Rd. Drama Club; Plans to become a commercial artist; Wants to do social work. MALLORY SELFRIDGE, 45 Percy Rd. DEBBIE SENTER, 142 Bedford St. Enjoys art, music, literature; Hopes to go deeper into art. 201 PETER SCHRAGLE SUSAN SCOTT a DEBRA SENTER KATHRYN SERVENTE, 128 Lowell St. SUSAN SERVENTE, 128 Lowell St. MARTY SHANNON, Jim, 70 Woburn St. French Club, Young Moderns, Yearbook, Junior and Senior Proms; Ambition: Travel; Likes: Football, Glen Campbell. STEVEN SHAPIRO, 7 Linmoor Ter. Yearbook editor, Wrestling, Musket, Junior Prom; Likes skiing, swimming, sailing; Hopes to become a lawyer. CAROL SHELMIRE, 32 Dewey Rd. Cheerleader, Leader Corps, Lacrosse, Yearbook, Varsity Club, SGO, Chorus; Likes sports, music; Ambition: Make someone happy. MARGO SHERMAN, 8 Baskin Rd. World Affairs Council, Sensitiv- ity Group, SGO, French Club; Likes dancing, photography, crafts, new experiences, involvement. JOHN SHINE, Shiney, 11 Utica St. Soccer, Baseball, Varsity Club; Likes waterskiing, surfing, fishing, golf; Wants to be an engineer. CHUCK SHOEMAKER, 5 Gerard Ter. Soccer, Gymnastics; Likes ski- ing, tennis, Biochemistry, motorcycles; Diana; Going to UNH; Wants to enjoy life. WILLIAM SIEGEL, 9 Dane Rd. JOHN SILVA, Jack, 7 Fern St. MARIA SILVESTRO, 38 Lawrence La. SGO, French Club, Tutor- ing, Junior Prom, Young Moderns, Ski Club, AFS; Ambition: Social work. ROSEMARY SIMCOX, 199 Follen Rd. Ski Club, Basketball, Gym- nastics, Junior and Senior Proms; Hopes to go to college. EDDIE SIMEONE, 5 Essex St. SGO President, Sophomore Vice- President, Senior Play, Operettas, Soccer Manager, Concert Choir, Musket, State Chorus. MARGARET SHERMAN JOHN SHINE JOHN SILVA MARIA SILVESTRO 202 MARTHA SHANNON STEVEN SHAPIRO CHARLES SHOEMAKER WILLIAM SIEGEL ROSEMARY SIMCOX EDWARD SIMEONE STANLEY SMITH TOM SKINNER, 9 Colony Rd. Likes skiing, music, sports, cars. “Do what you like’; Hopes to make it S.H. ERIC SMALL, Dainty, Beard, 22 Hancock St. Math Team, Wres- tling, NHS, SGO, Band; Likes skiing, sailing, music, himself. DICK SMITH, 50 Fern St. Football; Likes hockey; Wants to be an engineer. MORRISON SMITH, 140 Worthern Rd. STAN SMITH, 12 Cooke Rd. Likes gymnastics, women, skiing, motorcycles, music; Wants to be a mechanical engineer. GAIL SOUZA, 12 Eastern Ave. VA Volunteer, FNA, Spanish Club, Senior Play; “The more you give, the more you have.” STEPHEN SPELLENBERG, 125 Laconia St. Astronomy Club, Sen- ior Prom, Rifle Club Treasurer; “Anything one can imagine another can make real.” KATHERINE SPIERS, Casey, 185 Lowell St. French Club, Young Moderns, Intramural basketball, Gymnastics, Tutoring underprivi- leged children; Plans to study law. ANN STAKUTIS, 160 Grant St. VA Volunteer, SOS. LESLIE STALTER, Lester, 41 Asbury St. Junior and Senior Proms, Young Moderns, Ski Club, Assembly Committee; Likes Skiing, squirrels. GAIL SOUZA STEPHEN SPELLENBERG ANN STAKUTIS 203 RICHARD SMITH KATHERINE SPIERS LESLIE STALTER BARRY STAVRO MARK STINCHFIELD BARRY STAVRO, 21 Peachtree Rd. Golf, Baseball, French Club, Astronomy Club. MARK STINCHFIELD, Sleepy Eugene the Swamp Fox, 231 Bed- ford St. Wants to make music and more music. MARYANNE STOMN, Mary, 7 Flintlock Rd. Chorus, FTA, Junior and Senior Proms, Pops Concert; Ambition: To live life everyday. PAM STONE, 11 Bryant Rd. Humanities, Echo, Spanish Club, Folk Club, FTA; Likes Red Sox, drawing, painting, reading, sports. ROBERT STONE, Stoney, 60 Baskin Rd. Wants to have a good time, get an outrageous bike, and collect junk. STEPHANIE STRINGOS, Steph, 50 Fletcher Ave. Dance Club, Leader Corps, Concert Choir; Hopes to be an Elementary School Teacher. ANDREA STROUT MARY STOHN PAMELA STONE ROBERT STONE STEPHANIE STRINGOS JUDY STROUM, 5 Blodgett Rd. Musket—Contributing Editor, Yearbook Art Editor, SOS; Likes writing, sketching, reading. ANDREA STROUT, 21 Fairbanks Rd. Art Club, French Club, AFS; Likes painting, horseback riding, reading; Wants to be a writer. DANIEL SULLIVAN, 43 Woburn St. DIANE SULLIVAN, 2 Grant Place. JOHN SULLIVAN, 341 Marrett Rd. AV Club; Likes music, video- taping, Playboy; “Why is everything I’m good at illegal?” JOSEPH SULLIVAN, 60 Winter St. DAVID SUTHERLAND, 5 Sunny Knoll Ter. Riflery Club, Outing Club; Likes hiking and canoeing; Wants to be a biologist. DANIEL SULLIVAN JOHN SULLIVAN 204 DAVID SUTHERLAND JOSEPH SULLIVAN MERYL TACK DAVID TAENZER MERYL TACK, 375 Lincoln St. Spanish Club, FTA; Likes waterski- ing, sewing, and skiing; Wants to become an elementary school teacher. CHA MIN TANG DAVID TAENZER, 11 Lantern Ave. “Yearbooks are excellent BARBARA TERKANIAN places for finding meaningless statements like this one.” CHA-MIN TANG, 9 Oxbow Rd. Soccer, Math, Tennis, Orchestra, Concert Choir; “I love mankind it’s people I can’t stand.” JOHN TARANTO, 252 Marrett Rd. RICKEY TEMPESTA, 3 Deering Ave. BARBARA TERKANIAN, Terk, 352 Concord Ave. PETER TERRY, 19 Taft Ave. MIKE THAMBASH, 39 Walnut St. GORDON THOMAS, 55 Ivan St. Likes skiing, hunting, football, hockey; Wants to go to University of Maine. ROBERT THOMPSON, 7 Albermarle Rd. CHARLES THORNHILL, Charlie, 30 Farmcrest Ave. Likes sneak- ers, jeans, black turtlenecks. JOHN TOCCI, Salade-Enzalade, 23 Appletree La. Soccer, Baseball, SGO; Likes cars, fast bikes; Plays organ, has rock group; Hopes to be an engineer. MIKE THAMBASH GORDON THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON 205 CHARLES THORNHILL JOHN TOCCI MARY TOCIO cP ee WENDY TRENHOLME DOUGLAS TRUEBLOOD WALTER TOOMEY MARY TOCIO, Tose, Ingleside Rd.; Vice-President FTA, Advisory Board, SGO; Wants to be happy; “Oh my heart.” WALTER TOOMEY, Buddy, 183 Woburn St. Hockey, Baseball; Plans to enter Navy; Wants to become a teacher. DAVID TORCI, 13 Tower Rd. DEBRA TRASK, Shorty, 42 Moreland Ave. Young Moderns, Leader Corps, Chorus, Yearbook, Senior Prom, SGO; “Live life to it’s full- eSine WENDY TRENHOLME, 91 Shade St. SGO, Junior Prom, FSA, Chorus; “Hopes to be happy.” JULLIANNE TROVATO, 282 Mass. Ave. DOUGLAS TRUEBLOOD, M.F., 3 Winston Rd. Likes making mu- sic and getting stoned. PAUL TRUNFIO, Trum, 15 Carol La. Football, Baseball, Basket- ball; Likes girls, especially Karen, waterskiing, swimming; Wants to DEBRA TRASK be an engineer. CLIFF TUCKER, 56 Baskin Rd. Senior Play, Yearbook; Likes drama, photography. ROBERT TUCKER, Bob, 17 Locke La. Baseball, Ski Club; Wants to go to college. DONALD TUFTS, 59 Cary Ave. WILLIAM URQUHART, Will, 12 Curve St. Hockey, Baseball; Likes all sports; Hopes to become a gym teacher. WILLIAM URQUHART Mb Ss SUSAN VINING 206 EILEEN VOLPICELLI DEBORAH WALDRON JEFFREY WALLENS SUE VINING, Gracey, 18 Calvin St. Senior Play, Young Moderns, Junior and Senior Prom; Wants to get a Ferrari. DONNA VISCUGLIA, 24 Whipple Rd. EILEEN VOLPICELLI, 236 Grove St. French Club, Young Mod- erns, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Tutoring Underprivileged children; ALISON WADE Plans to go into teaching. ANTHONY WANG ALISON WADE, 524 Concord Ave. Public Affairs Club, Folio, French Club, Chorus; Likes frabjous days and other goodly junk. DEBORAH WALDRON, 464 Concord Ave. JEFF WALLENS, 25 Barberry Rd. South Pacific; Last string soccer player who never made varsity; No ambition of any kind. ANTHONY WANG, Tony, 11 Walnut St. Chorus, Camelot, South Pacific, Senior Play, Lab Technician. JUDITH WANG, 143 Lincoln St. Orchestra, Concert Choir, Echo Editor-in-Chief; Resident anarchist; “L’enfer c’est les autres.” MARK WARD, 15 Robinson Rd. BARBARA WARNER, 71 Adams St. Likes music, people, riding, traveling; Hates pollution, duck-tail haircuts; “Oh, really?” DOROTHY G. WATSON, Dotty, 65 Reed St. Plans to go to secre- tarial school. CHARLES WATTS, 5 Lincoln Terrace. CHERYL WEIN, 6 Burnham Rd. NHS Vice-President, SGO, Bas- MARK WARD ketball, Yearbook Editor, Senior Play, Assembly Committee; Likes crafts, swimming, communicating, Henry. i te CHARLES WATTS 207 CHERYL WEIN RACHEL WEINER SHARON WEISS RACHEL WEINER, 17 Bridge St. AFS, Art Club, FTA. SHARON WEISS, 462 Lowell St. “Once upon a time, when gremlins and wizards were still possible, there lived a unicorn.” JANICE WENTZELL, 23 Hudson Rd. CATHERINE WEYMOUTH, 20 Grapevine Ave. CYNDY WHEATLEY, Wheat, 3 Abbott Rd. Junior and Senior Proms, Ski Club, Chorus, Folk Club, SGO, Yearbook; Likes tennis, skiing. DON WHITCOMB, 29 Fern St. “Don’t take the wrong direction passing through.”—Ginger Baker. MICHAEL WHITE, Mike, 81 Woburn St. JOHN WHITNEY, 24 Fairlawn Lane. LAURA WILDEROTER, 114 East St. Likes horseback riding, read- ing, writing, animals; Favorite saying: “The best things in life are free.” CATHY WILKIE, 5 Spring St. Folio, Humanities; “When I grow in I'd like to be a turtle.” LINDA WILKINSON, 304 Concord Ave. Aim JOHN WHITNEY LAURA WILDEROTER 208 JANICE WENTZELL CATHERINE WEYMOUTH CYNTHIA WHEATLEY DONALD WHITCOMB ‘ ae % y ‘ CATHI WILKIE LINDA WILDINSON PAMELA WILLIAMS LOIS WILLOUGHBY BRADFORD WILLIAMS DARINA WILLIAMS BRAD WILLIAMS, 9 Balfour St. DARINA WILLIAMS, 53 Liberty Ave. Transferred from Connecti- cut; Lived in Montreal; Loves travel; “Avoid mediocrity; make life meaningful; be happy.” PAMELA WILLIAMS, 17 Dane Rd. LOIS WILLOUGHBY, 27 Maple St. Basketball, FTA; Likes sports, painting, sewing, collecting junk; Wants to teach mentally retarded children. ROGER WILSON, 16 Oakland St. Wants to be right. WENDI WILSON, 52 Asbury St. Folk Club, Ski Club, EWOW; “I get by with a little help from my friends.” LYNNE WIMBERLY, 6 Alcott Rd. Musicals, Puebla Exchange, Concert Choir; “Who’s not companion to his spirit is enemy to people.” CAROL WINCHESTER, 57 Hancock St. Gymnastics, Senior Play; Painted “Blue Room” slogans for ’69 basketball team; Loves piano; Ambition: art. RICHARD CRAIG WISCHHUSEN, Whisk, 39 Peacock Farm Rd. Football, Basketball, Indoor Track; Likes sports, girls, good times; Doesn’t want to be tied down. ANNE WISOTZKY, 4 Gould Rd. ROGER WITTHUS, 30 Wyman Rd. Conservation Club, Junior Rifle Club; Enjoys outdoor activities, hunting; After school plans to go to college. KATHY WOLFE, 24 Somerset Rd. Field Hockey, Gymnastics, La- crosse, NHS, Senior Play; Likes dancing, being myself, learning; Ambition: History teacher. GLENN WONG, Sqweege, 5 Demar Rd. Baseball, Soccer, Basket- ball Co-Captain, Varsity Club Executive Board, Prom Committees, Yearbook. JIM WOODS, 3 Ewell Ave. Gymnastics; Likes playing guitar and tending to; Wants to live up to the word degenerate. WENDY WILSON LYNNE WIMBERLY ROGER WITTHUS KATHERINE WOLFE JAMES WOODS 209 DEBRA YOUNG THOMAS WORKS HERBERT ZELIKOFF JEANNE WOODWARD JEAN D. WOODWARD, 24 Robinson Rd. SOS Chairman, Musket; “Help, the sickies are after me.” TOM WORKS, 15 Winthrop Rd. Swim Team, Freshman Football. ALAN WORTH, 41 Reed St. JANICE WRIGHT, 64 Munroe Rd. NHS; Ambition: Nurse; “A merry heart doeth good like medicine.” PETER YEOMANS, 956 Mass. Ave. DEBBIE YOUNG, 28 Burroughs Rd. “Happiness is illegal.” DIANNE ZANI, 6 Manning St. HERB ZELIKOFF, 70 Buckman Dr. Baseball; Likes golf, hockey; Wants to be an architect. DIANE ZELLER, 17 Bryant Rd. Senior Play, Folio, Humanities, Drama Club; “We can always pick up the pieces.” 210 DIANNE ZELLER JANICE WRIGHT DIANNE ZANI = = = 211 Every year Is its own; a time of familiar things. AAZ 213 But the familiar changing into the unknown is our future. directions Because of the because of J we have taken what we have become, we are ready to accept the challenge. 215 AES Fo Hie tae dialer stotelt he cl eee te 78 Astronomy, Club: 57 iiccc. cate rst tet tersie rire fecsiie oA AS VE CIUD rae ens te ee eee SE ieee mee ec ae eects 82 Bandsacocoy wis ner cee ae iene ae ewan Sar 94-5 Basketballs Doys scien sas omke es iat eae ears es 92-3 Basketball, piris fo isstcerene sis iende sie ms.x ts enaele 2 68-9 Cheerleaders egret ee ie Sere en ere ee 54-5 Gness, Clubs aren etre re a eer Ot eee en gceie ath 98 CSOLUSerse tects er rds Cree ages ee ie cate 70 Concert Choire ete ele ee en ee ere 7A) Cross; Coun (ryseyactae ist rust eud sie ange het ait shs SA tore ay ECHO. ORO MO oe PERE TE ae ree 86 Faculty soe Gp oh te ean irre ete oie mp eauteragee sa 12-43 AdministratiGiies se 4 ee os eee ee 14 Artand’ Musices sy ieee tear te nee eee 16 Business 3a src oes Na i te ee er van me Ly CUStOCIaNS sees Ae ee ann emery 43 Eine lish ame ese rg ere centr cee te neem cee age 18-21 Foreign Vanpuaccste ee ots: 1 eter Gee 22-25 Home EConOmiCsiey eee) ee ee ee ee ees 26 Industrial: Arts sects eee eee ee ae re eke Sua Wathemalicsameee ees cae eae 28-30 Physical Rh dtcaon cnet. rice nee te 31 SCIENCES 3. Beene ee eer oh eee 33-5 Secretariés teases See ee oes oe ee eee 42 poctal:Stidiestts, errata etnies eet eee 36-9 Specialists cf -srce = 50% ere rk 40-1 Unit. 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