Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1976 volume:

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Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Layout and Design Editor Photography Assistant Photography Productions Editors Senior Class Editors Underclass Editor Faculty Editor Clubs and Organizations Student Life Sports Editors Art Editor Business Editors Photographers Cover Design Advisor Photographer Publisher Herff Jones Representative Gayane Zartarian Beverly Baron Susan Eby Jeffrey McCarthy Stephen Conant Jeffrey Rodman Susan Olive Heather Dayton Susan McCadden Beckie Louis Diana Fillios Christine Silvestro Cynthia Lescalleet Andrea Mueller Andrew Smith Lisa Szalajeski James Mead Dawn Pars Ted Yoos Steve Glaser Tom Fenn Chris Sloan Robert Lerner Steve Hathaway Carl Block Lee Weinstein Nike Doukas Miss Margaret Kinley T. D. Brown, Inc. Herff Jones Mr. Roswell Farnham To mention the many staff members who have given hours of their time to the production of this yearbook would be impossible. Thanks are due to everyone who helped. Table of Contents Student Life i) Clubs Organizations 28 Sports 72 People : Underclass 124 Seniors 152 Faculty | yA Lexington High School 251 Waltham Street Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 On April 19, 1975, thousands of people gathered in Lexington to commemorate the American Revolution which began two hundred years ago. One of the major bicentennial attractions was President Ford’s visit ‘ - {apwzi J HIGH ay CRE AWE DY Syrnrer” Lexington then — 1930’s Lexington now Even now the Revolution continues. Our revolution is one of change: in our town... The Hancock — Clarke house was returned to its original foundation. tte. Tey ates PRES Pus 4 oO 3 F. W. WOOL Wo Rae eam Beh eT BaNRit a: een he me) dl a ne This year smoking was school grounds. permitted on tant Education Without Walls — an expanding program? Morning announcements have _ been replaced by the Echo Daily Update. ... and in our school. While the revolution is no longer fought with cannons or mus- kets, the shot heard ’round the world still echoes today. Dr. Clune, our new principal, is one of the newest changes in our school. tH) It wasn’t too long ago that Stu- dent Life was as carefully struc- tured as academic life. Partici- pation in programs’ which “guided” free time was expected from everyone. These structures in school life have changed through the years. Programs which extend school lessons are still offered, but participation is left up to the individual. Student Life is everywhere. It’s found in town, on the buses, and under the covered corridors all day long. Features on Creatures How many times this year have you noticed the popularity of painters’ pants? How many times have you had to fight for a tennis court? How many of your friends cut their hair either for individ- uality or conformity? Look again for the numbers are growing. Just when did Army surplus invade the school? When did Adidas leave the track to bring us com- fort and people exchange their six — inch platforms for “the way we were meant to walk” shoes? And when were the vibrant colors of fall muted by the shades of our own raingear? The answers are found in the halls, parking lots, classrooms, and fields of our campus. Years from now, these ‘“‘fads” will seem almost as ridiculous to us as fish — swallowing and bobby socks. They are, however, an important part of our year, and should always be remembered. How many times did it take you to pass your drivers test? Lord Balfour reigns Chopped tops Painters pants are popular... ... but jeans are still number one. Quick words in the quad A small snack en route to class I’ve got it next! 14 Three Minute Visits The bell rings. Once we manage to fight our way out of the units, we’re off. For some, the four minutes between classes are spent in a mad quarter mile dash from J100 to the eastern boondocks of D House. The break gives others a chance to grab a quick snack en route to ANOTHER agonizing hour or a battle for the one pay phone that IS working. While cramming for tests and finishing homework are popular ways of spending these valuable min- utes, most of us just talk with the friends we haven’t seen for at least forty-five minutes. 15 16 A serenading sire — Robbie Segal One of our more constructive pastimes — David Works, Joe Schultz, and Bill McKenney CHOW TIME — BUT WHO JUST EATS? Look out, Julia Child, your efforts are wasted on us. No one here bothers to chew food twenty-five times, (Chew the fat, maybe, food, Never!) While a few manage to escape uptown for some REAL food, the remaining brownbaggers wait in endless lines for pot luck. We eat, sure, but we do that all day. When else but at lunch can a group gather for an impromptu game of football or frisbee? Where else but in the lunchrooms is the noise level out- done by nothing short of WLEX or the bell’s echo in the curved upstairs corridor? Socializing, study- ing, sunbathing, sleeping ... Lunch? Jen Combs and Allison Razcowski ix o NS Bee - Red or ¥5 Ee Nh 3 a] Ht A if HL ii EB i ty tnt ni 1 PY ¥ il H it ih rer Rue HAHA | (HUI UP if The warm fall weather increased ity of frisbees the popular Taking a rest 18 A long trek home PEP RALLY! AFTER THE BELL For those who didn’t scramble to work or to catch a bus home, LHS was a mecca of assorted activity. The memory of a sometimes dreary day faded as warm-ups began, clubs came to order, and rehears- als got down to business. Most of us managed to sleep through 6-8 weeks of Driver’s Education (though few were able to “observe” a nervous lear- ner from the back seat without some jittery feel- ings). Many a day, bagged students were spotted “tidying-up” the campus. The main hall was con- stantly lined with various bake sales and fund raising projects. It was after school that com- mittees met to create “innovative” publicity (or propaganda) for the upcoming rallies, trips, din- ners, dances and gym activities. It was after the bell that meetings tried to reorganize our school and our lives. And it was after the bell that we shed the label “students” and became people. 19 Relaxing bodies rejuvenate their energy supply The career center is always well stocked with forms to fill out SERN gD a Battlefield? No, members of the track team limber up before a meet Homecoming: November 15, 1975 1 San Ce yatatiass EWOW Open House Pa a Oye wee ee ei a Fire drills and false alarms I wish that guy would hurry up — Senior Portraits LHS — 1976? REMEMBER THE DAY... . new sophomores arrived ... monitors asked you to move on ... class was cancelled ... Car Display Day filled the parking lot ... “units” be- came “houses” ... a sing-a-thon left its people voiceless ... the trees at the flagpole disappeared . scores came in the mail ... Arena Scheduling tested endurance ... League Championships were won ... Volleyball took over the gym ... you exe- cuted a “perfect skip” ... council elections clogged the mainhall ... Snow gave us a day off ... you didn’t execute a “perfect skip” ... EWOW held an Open House ... the mailman delivered a college reply ... you joined the ranks of employed ... G- unit hosted a Pancake Brunch ... Max Ed brought us speakers and concerts ... bumper stickers finally sold ... the parking lot was repaved ... all those rehearsals ended in spectacular performances “Happy Days” hit LHS ... the long awaited eight- eenth birthday legalized what you’d been doing anyway ... and Graduation! The end of the quarter XN % Lo Sie College Boards — A great way to ruin a Saturday I’m sorry, that course is closed — Arena Scheduling a eS eae nA a Foreign Careers Week January 26-30 24 —_ fsa cts Sometimes you need something to lean on I knew this place was dusty, but... Another senior measured for caps and gowns ls that me? - ve ot _ | : it i heat hy E ee ry Wht sts : a! i a ba cy bas ramen TLE Bilt it I; WE Saini 7, NAAT TAPE DANTE SR Wid ith leat My. 3 Fats Se 25 GRIN AND BEAR IT oe + Mra, te oe 2 Sab, : hak a all ill ML Our clubs and organizations, both in school and out, have pro- vided ambitious students (unfor- tunately a small yet mighty few) with the opportunity to pursue their interests. Although there were fewer activities this year than in previous years, the extra- curricular aspect of our education is still vital to our high school years. ... the very active musical group of L.HS. that you can find in concert, travelling on ex- change trips to Pennsylvania, Virginia, etc ... or on the street on a Saturday or holiday ... March- ing One Hundred Minus (99). 30 Mr. Gillespie Half-time entertainment 31 ORCHESTRA Where’s Dawn? ... SHUT-UP ... Where’s your disposition slip? ... folder 14 missing again ... Christmas festival again?!? ... You mean Joan’s not conducting? ... Julia’s famous whisper — please be quiet so we can tune ... Can we ski? ... Does Kurt still play the clar inet? ... Joe, clean the stage ... $1.00 for every page of music lost ... Play louder honey, you’ve got the Malady now. Morgan Witthoft and Judy Mason Trumpets in action Peter Pongratz, Jeff Galvin, Kathleen O’Brien 33 Sf. = 2 S as a o SI = Sylvie Stewart — soloist CONCERT CHOIR MADRIGALS Victor Eleftherakis, Keitlyn Watson, Tom Chapin, Sylvie Stewart, Alan Wachman and Jan Drury My OLEVAL LBS esata sian en pininecempnecttenntsnmaainssih 36 THE MISER The cast of the Drama club production — The Miser COIN AND STAMP CLUB inckionietie. i mee “eaten os «Bicentennial Pr AY� ” 5 tig caren j % AIT yee Deliveg David Janowitz, Joe Harzbecker, Alan Cohen, David Levine, Jeff Baron, Brad Ruben, David Schlickman, Joe Schultz, Richard Sutton, David Nickles The purpose of the Coin and Stamp Club is to provide its members with current information regarding their hobbies whether numismatics or philatelics. The activities of our club range from group discussion to trading. Bake sale in the main hall Meg Kingston, Marcy Warshawer, Sylvie Stewart KCO-ACTIVISTS When’s the next meeting? ... Who is David Kolodkin? Save a Tree, Eat a Beaver??? ... EXTINCT IS FOREVER ... Bicentennial Booth ... Save the Whales ... send us your trash ... Memo for Eco Activists. From: David F. Clune. Subject: Thanks ... Who broke the phone chain? ... Who started it? ... Thank you, Win- nifred. Eric Sandquist — Treasurer, Mary O’Donoghue — President, Lauren Kinney — Secretary, Mr. Spang — Advisor, Dave Klumpar — Vice-President. 40 Bang, drink all the Swiss Miss again ... Who’s throwing those orange peels ... 83 below zero at Mad River Glenn ... raided bunkroom at Mount Ascutney ... Toko blue and baggies ... Bain- bridge ... Stay out of the trees ... Get it on the moguls ... Do it in your shorts ... One wiped out Spang with sugar on top ... What a great ski sale! ... Who’s that lady asking all the questions about Europe? ... Cervinia, here we come!!! LEADER CORPS oN Front Row: Miss Leary, Katy McLatchy, Maria White, Helen Nablo, Gary Anderson, Lloyd Beckett. Second Row: Mr. Hunt, Barbara Spilewski, Ray Tyler, Danielle Gleason, Betsy Mazerall, Jim Cataldo. Third Row: Mark Fobert, Ann Carroll, Doris Schneller, Mark Storer, Jamie Doustou, Janice Burke, Mark Avery. Back Row: Rick Murphy, Scott Armstrong, Cleve Coats, Jon Sicco, Fred Field, Eugene Huang. STRATEGIC GAMES CLUB = = ws May Pian, Doug Fienberg, Amy Winograd, Ted Bellows, Jeremy Richman, David Einstein plans his strategy Bill Harwood 41 BRIDGE CLUB You turkey! ... What’s all this garbage with hearts?? ... if that’s a psychic, raise the table ... hey, partner, do you play 14-12! ... Poker club meets next door... E rippus offum strikes again ... Four voids and one joke is enough to open on ... 2 no-trump is not asking for aces ... Could someone interpret my partner’s bid for me? if you don’t sort your hand you can claim more distribution points ... allright, who stacked this one ... 3 clubs; go fish ... aaargh! ... anyone for penny-a-point hearts?!! Irene Goldberg Spades are trump! se ig ENS si oi a SN Rad aE NNN a oe Ss : me 42 MATH TEAM [Rune Blake The math team puzzles over one of their more difficult problems Well, Jon — It’s a 5¢ for everything under perfect ... where were you Michael B ... con- sistency is the spice of life...3 + 3 = 9?7!7... exdydx, exdx, tan, sec, cos, sin, 3.14159, yay team ...no more donut money ... where’s the dancing girls rich? ... The Glaubman again? ... I get the cruller ... thanks for everything Mr. Baker! 43 CHESS CLUB Front row: Jim Cass, George Pearingcott, Brad Ellis, Alexi Sarnevitz, Jeremy Richman, Charles Soparker, Scot McCleod, Joel Kotchin. Back row: Ted Page, David Ostro, Drew Webb, Kurt Busiek, Joe Harzbedoer, Alan Cohen. Advisor — Mr. Steele 44 ¢ ’ eeewen de tht t . a ed ie ' PING PONG CLUB Nib cette Veit David Lyons, Mark Goldstein, Barry Lyons, Jimmy Stewart, David Kolodkin, Roger Eacock. RADIO C Back row: Rick Lewis, Mr. Choate. Front row: Russell Corkum, Mark Webster. 45 DEBATE TEAM Coach: Mr. Karras Tournament Manager: Dawn Pars National Topic Squad: Affirmative teams: Howard Schweber and Ray Campbell; Joe Schultz and Steve Surko. Negative team: Doug Feinburg and Bill McKibben; Everett Colburn. Bicentennial Youth Debates Debating: Steve Gilson Extemporaneous Speech: Eric Sandquist Schweber — shut up! You lost how many note cards?! A nutrition expert at a leading American educational institution — the lunch lady. You don’t have any evidence — it’s all hearsay. My first contention ... Schweber, shut up!!! My part- ner and I will show ... You haven’t shown a thing ... You mean we were supposed to debate today? Joe Schultz, Steve Surko, Bill McKibben, Ray Campbell, Mr. Karras. 46 LHS HISTORICAL SOCIETY Wendy and Peter Pan have flown to the li- brary ... The Green was Red ... Where’s Mr. Robbat? I dunno, when’s the party? ... Cindy dropped another bottle of soda ... Hey, some- body plug in the tree ... CONFESSIONS ... Hysterical Society ... token Black, token Sickie, token Violinist (play, May) ... SCHNITZ! Featherhead, take a letter ... FOOBALL!!! .. fortifications ... Mr. Robbat, what are you doing here?!? ... May and Frank ... Who can type? ... Everybody, SHADDUP!!! Denise Jackson, Marion Ryder, May Pian, Heather Ziedelis, Wendy Zimmerman, Cindy Tocci, Sandy Halley. 47 MEDIA SERVICES Mr. Skinner, Ned Way, Jeff Poluck, Doug Weston, Ted Yoos, Tom Weston. EDICAL CAREERS CLUB Stitt eetae-- P Club with advisor Mrs. Kunz 48 METCO HUMAN RELATIONS The Human Relations group began as an effort to bring black and white students together in an effort to begin to understand each other. Our main goal is to get to know one another through group activities. Activities center around student ideas and interests and our projects focus on doing things for people less fortunate than our- selves. We can work it out. 49 FRENCH CLUB Preparing for the annual French Club Dinner... 4 .. which was a success | ——_ ay 50 SPANISH CLUB Front row: Connie Falconer, Beckie Louis, Monnie Widmer, Laura Butts, Ruth Beckett. Back row: Barbara Fallon, Lloyd Beckett, Liz Kent. Si Ud. puede leer esto Ud. debe de estar en la casa F. cuarto numero 24 los martes en la ma- nana. 51 AFS — AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ) Don st0P How! OWE ; $43,00000 0000000 000000 0000008 ( |000000 c0Q0000Q — '0 0060000000008 Are we really going to England? ... My name is Marilyn C. and I’m your average American B___... One hundred dozen donuts ... Who’s picking up th orange? ... April 19, 4 A.M. ... Heel toe, Heel toe... Where’s Steve ... The Kenilworth: Doesn’t anyone speak English? ... Who’s got the key? ... Faisal ... Anyone got the guts to eat this? ... I’d kill for something edible ... Lisa’s lenses ... Party in the guys’ room ... But Jane — Rhinestones? ... Biddy and Biff ... 90 m.p.h. in a bus ... Party in Beckermet ... Pub crawling ... So THIS is a hangover ... What’s brown ale? ... Now Liz will present — Where’s Liz?... Shandy ... Brownies ... More Shandy ... When are we going back? Evanthia Speliotis CUMBRIA — LEXINGTON eda v W Front row: Dottie Schoppet, Karen Warner, Russell Whittaker, Marie Boyce, Allison Gary, Steve Simeone, Lisa Sotak. Second row: Jane Cowperthwaite, Anne Grabar, David Harleston, Liz Foulkes, Carol Schmickley. Back row: Julie Dyer, Judy Yuill. — NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Tom Chapin, Lili Stern, Andrea Mueller, Dede Fillios. Second row: Sarah Stolz, David Kahn, Sue Abkowitz, Abbie Ellicott, Amy Ellicott. Third row: Vivian Fonteyn, Mr. Fiveash, Mrs. Papanastassiou, Debbie Abel, Diane Sokal, Sally Spencer. Back row: Tom Larson, Adrienne Jones, Claire Aldrich, Alan Wachman. OUTING CLUB Marion Ryder, Diane Burwen, Steve Nitzburg, Andy Mapel, Jack Nickles, Nancy Labit, Ellen Krag, John Marion, John Rankin, Nancy Lucker, Dana Anderson, Alicia Page, Greg Krukonis. 54 CAROUSEL Rehearsing for the school musical Jan Drury Nike Doukas as Carrie Pipperidge Mr. DiDomenico shows the cast how it is done SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL . ay i g 4 ee - ie . 1 ” ae a Senior Class President Ann Roberts Sue’s got a monkey bracelet ... I’ve got a secret ... The blue barrels make it ... Guess who’s not coming to the dinner-dance? ... How many bumper stickers are left? ... Getting to know your lemon ... Santa Claus and the Chi- nese fire drills ... Ghris — How’s your “Ho, Ho, Ho”? ... Karen and Mark — out to dinner again Bumperstickers make nice wallpaper Beth’s lighter is on the blink ... Folks, we’re losing money ... But we’re having a helluva time ... Hooray for the last of the bumper stickers. Last minute preparations for class assembly — Tom Chapin and Ann Roberts JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Mary Grace, Pam Essarian, President Andy Liu, Helen Nablo Let’s start the meeting ... Where is every- body? ... A’s at a party — oh, great ... Hurry up, I wanna watch T.V. ... Love’s Latests ... shut up everyone ... Do you understand logs? ... I don’t wanna listen to Beach Boys! ... can we start the meeting? ... Let’s discuss business ... Let’s Party!! ... What’s to eat? ... How much money do we have? ... we don’t ... Wanna hat? ... Will you guys shut up! ... (Deep moral dis- cussion) ... E’s Parliamentary Procedure Let’s have a vote — who agrees? ... who dis- agrees? ... who cares? ... who’s listening? ... munch, munch ... Wanna scarf? ... We need 100 calls (1 please?) ... d-o-n’t t-o-u-c-h m-e! ... I quit ... Gum anyone? ... oh well, meetings adjourned ... Let’s eat! ... Can I have a ride? ... Oh Yeah — who’s having the meeting next week? ... who knows, ... maybe next year we'll have a Booze Cruise. l oh SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Call to order. Where’s Donna? Nancy’s not here. I have a joke. Mikie, do the thing with your feet. Eric knows. BUDDANS! Let’s talk about it — (remember). All in favor, say I. I oppose. Concession stand and Chris helped! It’s 9:00, I have HOMEWORK! I have to wash my hair. Everyone shut up! Meeting adjourned. Wait, who’s house next week? President Nancy Madoff Congressman Paul Tsongas Glass Blower John Talmage Max-Ed Coordinator Winifred Friedman CHILD STUDIES I Hou tell him that You don't care whos son he ish HE still has to do his home Wov kK! tt ae Myra nyan Say Child Studies I introduces students to many concepts of child development and theories of child rearing. The course is designed for students who enjoy children. Students work as teacher- aides in local elementary schools one day a week where they gain on the job knowledge of chil- dren. Returning to the high school, they relate what they experience to the course work there. CHILD STUDIES II Banana Peel and Snowball ... Patsy’s crush on Dixie ... Any extra cookies? ... Where is Niagra Falls, Judy? ... Julie R.’s special Santa ... Steve Austin or Bobby? ... Zipper your mouths! Marcy and Linda — friends!! ... New Orleans Jazz... Lesley Conference ... Klunkers ... teea- cher ... Nichole’s solos. Front Row: Ralph Pottle, Chip Banios, Dery] Borden, David Frissore. Second Row: Jack Buchanan, Ellen Bowers Carlo DiPerso, Lee Weinstein, Bob Kimball. Lunch time music 63 Joe Schultz Miller Lessell Give it to Mikey, he'll print anything ... What if both the editors get mono? ... Mikey has a paperclip fetish ... Chard’s second abortion ... Avye Paraskevoupolous ... Who’s that? ... Lili told me I could ... Mike told me I could ... Terrie and Mikey have two tails ... Lili tied with Cerberus ... Pleeeze, can I be assistant editor?? ... Adding charm, wit and good looks ... Well, I think sex is fun ... Sue’s adjectives ... For MSL: “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” — John Dalton ... Your editor is not a crook ... Miller is not a hopeless pervert, he’s a hopeful pervert .... They are blue ... Let’s make the world safe for Bureaucracy ... Let’s make bureaucracy safe for the world ... Let’s keep H- Unit out of this! ... That’s House H!... They are green ... Avi and her fetal pig ... What’s lili’s weekend word? ... I can’t wait for April ... I can’t wait for Avril ... I can’t wait for May ... Oh, well, it looks good on college applications ... One of these days we gotta have an orgy! ... But Mr. Wilson if they can say it on T.V., why can’t I print it?... It wasn’t my fault, the weekly staff must have done it! Mike Morton and Lili Stern = s = od A 3 qe a MUSKET David Mirsky — editor Mr. Tapply — advisor Front row: Tim Bliamptis, Sue Abkowitz, Joe Hadley, Kathy Mills, Steve Ross, Leslie Casazza. Back row: Sydney Wilkinson, Jack Kent, Mr. Tapply, Steve Glaser, David Mirsky. 66 ome bs , ome, Same St oees CeO oe Feeling the pressure — Steve Ross What’s the abbreviation of continued, Kathy? ... Dave’s laugh ... Abkowitz’s language ... Leslie’s yelling ... Ross’ language ... The Great Boston University Air Hockey Convention ... Jack Kent, the reincarnation of Henny Youngman at his worst ... Running out of money, after the first issue ... Dr. Clune comes through with our eighty bucks, thanks ... Mr. Tapply and Joe maintain an even keel. Sports Editor — Susan Abkowitz 67 SCDB —_ STUDENT COURSE DESCRIPTION BOOKLET Do you know what the past tense of swim is? ... Drown ... Lui, I just melt when you do that ... Does everyone understand what I just said? ... Turn the knob all the way ... Where’s the . two bars?... The frosting tastes terrible! ... Mrs. | - How, haugh do you run the machine? Ken Neidorf % — a = “ Donna Reservitz leads the meeting 68 YEARBOOK - Beverly Baron, Gayane Zartatian, and Sue Eby Cindy Lescalleet Photographers: Front row: Steve Glaser, Steve Hathaway. Back row: Tom Fenn, Robert Lerner, Ted Yoos, Chris Sloan, Lee Weinstein, Steve Conant. 70 Lisa Szalajeski, Dawn Pars and Dede Fillios Welcome Yearbook ... Page 1: How do we start?... Super Dummy ... Let’s bleed ... Shrink it to obliv- ion ... Give it to Steve — He'll do it ... Identify yourself — do you have buck teeth? ... Yearbook sickness ... Shounig shut up ... I’m not driving with Guy ... Super-guard, that sounds like an anti- perspirant ... It’s a degenerate movie that’s made with dignity ... Suebee, why are your eyes red?... Beckie, don’t worry ... That’s a burn ... Thanks Jo ... Goodnight Mel ... Mr. Farnham, we’re coming over now ... Page 256!!... 2 26 76 10:57 POP!! Heather Dayton Sue Olive and Jeff Rodman Staff: Front row: Allison Gary, Cindy Zalkind, Shirley Toumayan. Back row: Nancy Westerman, Sue Crain, Alicia Crothers, Rick Potter, Kathy Hills. 71 During the past year, Lexing- ton High School has instigated a series of changes in the athletic department. From the time our first teams took to the fields, new personnel, new equipment, and new ideas have improved the sports program. Our teams played hard and compiled a very impressive record. However, sports are more than just winning. They are the pain, the aching muscles, the injuries, the sweat, the practice, but most important, the teamwork. PASSING THE PIGSKIN Front row: Chris Agresti, Tom Larson, Jerry Waterman, Robert Clerkin, David Zierhoffer, Joseph Butler, Mark Barons, Captain Jay Skerry, James Miley, Mark Trantenella, Greg Coscia, David Scott, Robert Leslie, William Stewart, Douglas Briggs. Middle row: Andrew Gruber, Robert Tillinghast, William Phelan, Robert McLeish, Michael Donnally, Walter Johnson, Chris McGuire, Raymond Murphy, William Whiting, Timothy Landry, Douglas Meadows. Back row: Manager Michael Ricci, Jack Buchanan, Bernard Sacco, Jeff Buchanan, Anthony Greco, Gordon Stevens, Barclay Schulz, Peter Shunney, Chris Bernier, James McGinn, John Bachman, Thomas Meyer, Neal Mitchell, Manager David Taverna. Full pads on the first day!! ... Quick cals ... Hit, Hit, Hit ... Trying to build intestinal fortitude ... Friday night practices and McGuire’s shorts ... Can we find 11 hitters ... Don’t worry, just rub raw meat on it ... Hey coach, more mean pills ... Nicest guys in the Middlesex league ... Holding off Burlington on the 2... 1-9 to 6-4... What a year! LEXINGTON 42 . Concord © 26. 4 . � Melrose — 14 Belmont ee Woburn 7 ? Wakefield Lt _ Winchester ae Watertown 9 Reading | Stoneham — We emer Buington Another six-pointer for Doug Og Jay Skerry = Gloves Bee _ 19% Division I All-Star Team — 74 It was rough in the early going Not quite enough We need all the help we can get 75 76 Out of bounds: Where were you guys when I needed you? Coming through CH; Where’s the party? ... Miss Nordahl’s stance... I can’t tackle her — she’s my friend ... Hey their flags are too short ... Tackle them first, then grab their flags ... Billerica is chicken ... Prac- tice in the mud ... What a season — we’re undefeated ... Thanks coaches, it was great! Touchdown — Sing! THE PROOF IS IN THE PADDING All right girls, huddle up LEXINGTON OPPONENT 24 Concord-Carlisle 16 36 Billerica 22 We’re number one! Pre-game warm-up Throw-in Blue — John Godoy LEXINGTON 80 — PNR ANW ONE NY hROWNE hw League: 15-1 Overall: 17-2 Wakefield Melrose Woburn Stoneham Watertown Belmont Winchester Burlington Wakefield Melrose Woburn Stoneham Watertown Belmont Winchester Burlington OPPONENT -=SOOCOOCCOCOFROH KE KF OR HOO TOURNAMENT RECORD Lex 1 Xaverian 0 Lex 2 Saugus 0 Lex 1 New Bedford 4 Front row: Co-captains John Godoy, Mark Avery. Middle row: Assistant coach Rat Wilson, Tom Harvey, Brad Crooke, Russ Whittaker, Jamie Ritchie, Mike Carey, Gary Anderson, Chris Anderson, Tim Norman, Joe Hadley, Scott Beamon, George Boudreau, Dave Wells. Back row: Mark Fobert, Mike Corapi, Paul Crowley, Mark Stein, Charlie Dunbar, Don Kent, Doug Wright, Ted Bellows, Dick Furnstahl, John Uhrig, Brian Boudreau, Scott Dexter, Harry Katz, Kevin McCann, Coach Paul Fontas. Loosening up A hundred juggles ... Fonto’s mile ... I lost my Mae th | ball, guess I can’t do ball hops ... Oreee-oo0 ... “Sat Belmont 1, Lexington 0... Let them enjoy it... aes Aha ha Belmont, Lexington 1, Belmont 0; Num- JAX y ber 1... 15-1 Best record in history ... All we are saying is we are number 1... Phantom sign maker ... Unbelievable! USING YOUR HEAD 81 MIDDLESEX LEAGUE ALL STARS John Godoy Tim Norman Harry Katz Mark Avery Charles Dunbar Kevin McCann HONORABLE MENTION Don Kent Paul Crowley Mike Carey LEAGUE MVP John Godoy ALL-EASTERNS John Godoy Mark Avery ALL-STATE John Godoy GLOBE’S ALL-SCHOLAS- TIC John Godoy . Bs ae George Boudreau on the attack Sting like a Bea wit 2 sak ee RE neg 2 es ce re fe Pe ek Leh ee ; a rs 3 2 Sei i ge ta pe “a 1 igi A ER - Pape Bad Sy BARE PR cay EI Se Be wae eit ae Ny 7 ae i. PM A cela 94 i adie Cha Cha Cha Our captains in action You said it 83 Spirit from the sideline SOCK-HER Boys’ rules vs. Girls’ rules ... Weaving drills Triangles and diamonds ... Splashing through prac- tice ... Where are the refs? ... Quick whistle ... Don’t bunch ... We beat Weston ... Look at all our fans ... We beat B.C. ... Remember we're not ladies: play like women ... Coach has got the sexy legs ... finishing with an impressive 8-3-3 record. 84 Listen up girls — Coach Matthews sDoncord Carlile: Concord-Carlisle ‘Lincoln- Sudbury — Needham : Buckingham Needham | Marblehead� Weston Concord Academy Marblehead Boston College Lincoln-Sudbury Buckingham | Record: 8-3-3. CONNWONNHE soonest Front row: Cindy Friedman, Lyn Hartel, Laurie Lenrow, Marcy Warshawer, Tri-captain Doris Schneller, Susan Zieff, Veronika Caslavska, Ursula Pennell, Judy Holt, Mary Ellersick, Ann Flemings. Middle row: Andrea Mueller, Katja Dwight, JoEllen Kotler, Lydia Frankovich, Martha Wells, Jennifer Combs, Abbie Ellicott, Aimee Ellicott, Debbie Collins, Diane Nesline. Back row: Manager Diane Theriault, Nancy Arkin, Laura Gallant, Charlotte Young, Dawn Brenchick, Barbara Johns, Jackie Buckley, Manager Kathy Ayvasian, Coach Matt Matthews. Absent: Ann Hutchins, Meg Kingston. 85 _LEXIN GTON ; _OPPON ENT ree 2S STICKS AND CHICKS LEXINGTON. - OPPONENT i Woburn : fe Wakefield “Reading Burlington Stoneham Winchester Melrose’ Watertown Belmont League: 8-0-1 to Weaving in and out of the opposition wWwNONNwwito KOOKOCOHOR Four laps Indian file? ... Beat___ ... Mo-bear and Ro-bear ... The team with finesse ... Beat__ ... New sweats, new hats ... Beat__ ... You gotta want to win... Undefeated in the league ... Here’s three cheers for Lexington High ... Miss Curt, Many thanks you're the greatest ... 1975 Middlesex League Champions! Front row: Barbara Plemenos, Viviane Fonteyn, Co-captains Ann Roberts, Mary O’Donoghue, Amy Sing, Wendy Bell, Diane Zvara. Back row: Coach Sandra Curt, Linnae Sullivan, Sue Rand, Laura Hoffman, Claire Aldrich, Sydney Wilkinson, Janice Burke, Gaby Haroules, Maria White, Patty Leelman. 86 Ohh, not again! Half-time hollering ——— aé Cet eve - : AAS a A wad) 1a iy (as | Heh it vans AY Aye) aay tat 87 Talk about women drivers! MIDDLESEX LEAGUE ALL STARS Mary O’Donoghue — Right Inner Maria White — Center Halfback HONORABLE MENTION Gaby Haroules — Center Forward Laura Hoffman — Left Fullback 88 Coach Curt Maria White looking to pass... ... while Mary O’Donoghue waits receive to RUNNING WILD LEXINGTON Girls OPPONENT 39 Winchester 24 33 Reading 24 15 Melrose 21 44 Burlington 19 46 Arlington ei. 46 Bedford AG 50 Concord-Carlisle 15 Record: 1-7 LEXINGTON — Boys OPPONENT 45 Wakefield 15 30 Winchester 27 35 Watertown 22 45 Reading 18 27 Stoneham 30 4} Melrose 20 31 Belmont 25 30 Woburn 27 33 Burlington 24 Record: 1-8 ear phe | Front row: Jon Guild, Chris LaSonde, Dwight Lancaster, Tri-Captains Bruce Hoiseth, Ken Neidorf, Linda a a ex Pe Bruce, Mark Storer, Bill Thorburn. Back row: Cindy Kreide, Brad Ellis, Gary Collymore, Kevin Crain, - Manager Barbara Fallon, Coach Phil Crosby, Ed Rutyna, Jonathan Levine, Andrea Casazza. 90 A well-deserved rest And they’re off! ———s , B THORBURN What are we doing today — “Running”... Wall- ball ... championship ... Bruce’s instructions: Up here, down there, around here, and follow me ... Silk underwear ... Short cuts ... Running in the mud at Franklin Park ... Hey, we won one! 91 Front row: Judy Dixon, Julie Asarkof, Jeanne Gilpatrick, Tri-captains Debbie Clarke, Mia Dempsey, Susan Eby, Diane Russell, Yvonne Swan. Second row: Michelle Segal, Michelle Wong, Leslie Goldstein, Nancy Coscia, Daphne Romanoff, Nancy Feury, Vicky Stone, Manager Sandra Titelman, Coach Tony Guerra. Third row: Cindy Olive, Dede DiVirgilio, Susan DiGiovanni, Susan Abkowitz, Cindy Boyack, Linda Neuman, Kathy Kingston, Carla Kitchen, Susan Koss, Manager Susan McCadden. Back row: Coach Phil Custance, Julie Downey, Kris Heffner, Lisa Bernier, Sandy Anderson, Susan Olive, Claudia Sauerman, Susan Doane, Judy Caster, Barbara Duffy, Cara Sussman, Manager Kathy Hills. Coach Guerra 3 92 MILLION DOLLAR MERMAIDS LEXINGTON OPPONENT 47 Andover 36 97 - Belmont 75 32 - Wayland 51 174 - Medford 120 48 Winchester — 35 65 Arlington 18 97 Haverhill 75 66 Greater Lawrence 16 40.5 i: Gardner == = 35.5 70... —Action-Boxborough 102 League: 7-0 League Champs Overall: 8-2 tas _ First in League Championship Meet Fifth in Eastern Championship Meet Twelfth in State Championship Meet 500 yard warm-up ... Singing “My bologna has a first name...” ... Antiseptic Sandy? Mia’s mono, Nancy’s knee ... These bathing suits are see- through ... Who’s got the team sign ... Evonne’s little T-shirt ... Going to McDonald’s after meets ... Tony’s Tigers are Great ... Undefeated League Champs Tony’s Tigers e . a be TAKING A DIP Front Row: Keith Asarkof, Jeff Galvin, Co-Captains Skip Blake and Bruce Gray, Mark Manlief, Paul Marotto. Second Row: Coach Tony Guerra, Dave Anderson, Webb Sussman, Ray Essick, Bob Savage, Ken Kazanjian. Third Row: Scott Anderson, Dave Pike, Lars Kula, Tom Eby, Mark Galvin. Back Row: Manager Sue Eby, Brad Ellis, Dan Blake, Jeff Pollock, Bob Sakey, Manager Sandy Anderson. Bruce Gray 94 the 387 aa Winchester 46 45 Northeast Regional 37 wig Sri? Concord-Carlisle 49 .— 58. eo Woburn ; 24 41 Acton-Boxborough 130 eT ee. , Weston 99 51 —_ Leominster 32 head. coe Tom Eby from the start No candy or food in the pool ... How about those new sweatsuits? ... Kenny, did you come straight from work? ... Gray — Manlief towel service ... What’s a 200? ... No Bobby, there’s no 75 fly ... Mark’s back 1%... Skip’s “skin” suit ... Webb’s 100 fly ... Let’s throw the manager in — where’s Sue? — Oh well, Cara will do... And finally, the shirts! 95 Keep still! HANGING AROUND Captain Eugene Huang LEXINGTON OPPONENT D8. Wakefield 55 80 Newton No. 75 84 Burlington 112 91. = . Needham 89 92. Winchester 80 75 Watertown 57 81 Reading 74 92. — Chelmsford 64 G4 Arlington 83 93 Wellesley 83 Record: 9-1 96 Glen Jordan takes a quick dismount from the horse Only two home meets ... Glen’s straddling the fence at Newton No. ... Caleb’s front somie at Burlington ... Eugene cast front and Bill’s cast... What’s the limit for the most people in a station wagon ... Winning nine with a nine man team . Party at Ken’s... See ya later Wally Gator. A helping hand from Coach Cargill Front Row: Co-Captain Caleb Harris, Ken Pelletier, Neil Friedman, Mark Traficante, Bill Johnson, Coach Cargill. Back Row: Glen Jordan, Steve Kaitz, Brad Churchill, Captain Eugene Huang. | (Seeeeeaee 97 STRETCHING THINGS A BIT 7 a be = 4 Front Row: Julie Parker, Co-Captain Jill Plank, Captain Amy Sing, Co-Captain Judy Kula, Kathy Maroney. Middle Row: Jeanne Gilpatric, Linda Morgenstern, Sue Lawrence, Ann Carroll, Sue Abkowitz, Nina Johannessen. Back Row: Coach Pat Leary, Vicki Stone, Denise Champagne, Barbie McGuire, Dede DiVirgilio, Cindy Howard, Patti DiGiammarino. 98 Weigh-ins ... You’re late, two laps ... Team warm- ups, girls ... Jumping out the back of the bus... Amy’s belly flop from the bars ... We’re gonna KILL Melrose ... Jill’s no-handed roll... We finally beat Wakefield 74.45 to 74.40, a little too close for comfort! ... Undefeated league champs, States! a LEXINGTON” ———«COPPONENNT se hace 83.18 Belmont re eyil) 80.60 Woburn 54.30 88.85 Burlington 79.60 68.65 Newton So. 75.20 74.45 Wakefield 74.40 78.05 Winchester 76.45 79.75 Watertown 41.65 79.10 Stoneham 56.90 78.60 Chelmsford 61.95 88.20 Reading 69.70 80.25 Melrose 74.45 Record 10-1 Jill Plank oe REACH FOR THE SKY Time Out! — Coaches Farias and Popp Captain Will Morrison Chris Bond pushing a shot CMETEISUMTERINES EMOTE AAT EREEESOALE ASSET ED . SRSSSRUESRESE tae Front Row: Coach Popp, Head Coach Farias, Captain Will Morrison, Coach Thibeault. Back Row: Chris Bond,:Tom Sullivan, Tom Owen, Chuck Cadario, Greg Crooke, Brad Schulz, Bruce McDonald, Steve Meaney, Andy Gruber, Dave McLeod, Mark Nesline, Gordon Stevens, Mark Dawson, Dave Spillane, Managers Mike Ricci, Joe Schultz, Dave Taverna. High in the sky — Dave McLeod ‘A Tom Owen outraces his opponent 101 Gordon Stevens Ready and waiting Chuck Cadario LEXINGTON OPPONENT 72 Brookline 55 72 Watertown 59 61 Wakefield 62 78 Reading 65 97 Woburn 73 72 Stoneham 58 68 Belmont 49 73 Winchester 63 71 Melrose 48 77 Burlington 65 83 Watertown 54 66 Wakefield 70 70 Reading 52 89 Woburn 72 93 Stoneham 75 64 Belmont 57 56 Winchester 71 67 Melrose 47 88 Brookline 54 87 Burlington 62 Re cord: 17-3 Minute drills ... Keeping the ball live on four baskets ... Resting ... Pre-game talk ... We want Owen ... “Tough now” ... M-A-C ... Moving the tape ... Calling the Globe ... B.K. ... 5 for 27.. Middlesex League Co-Champs! woe barce Pi) P The Great Entertainment 103 LIVING THE HIGH LIFE Mary O’Donoghue Diane Zvara passing in Lexington’s victory over Woburn 104 } i Front Row: Gaby Haroules, Diane Schaffner, Captain Debbie Clarke, Mary O’ Oona Sue Tillinghast. Back Row: Coach Sandy Curt, Wendy Bell, Diane Zvara, Laura Hoffman, Sue Rand, Maria White. Coach Curt talking strategy Animal drill ... Minute drill ... I’m tired! ... The Gold Room? ... Which color uniform? ... Rebound! . We need more oranges! ... Man-to-man ... Putting Watertown in their place ... We love you Sandy, Oh yes we do ... League Champs ... Oh wow! LEXINGTON OPPONENT _ Wakefield if Watertown —S— 40 Lincoln Sudbury 43 _ Belmont. 45 5 . 32 22 21 ie 85 Wakefield oe eet Reading BY sWoburfit ” =. 3h Stoneham as Belmont mio eS Winchester = ss 888 Ritord: 12-2 105 FIRE ON ICE Eddie Collazzo Congratulations — Another goal! Pressing the Burlington defense 106 Front Row: Donny Miller, Mike Keegan, Tri-Captain Peter Keeping, Bob Sentor, Jim Sgouras, Middle Row: Managers Charlie Pious and John Sicco, Doug Alexander, Dan Spencer, Matt Powers, Jon Leach, Jim Bouras, Eddie Collazzo, Kevin Connors, Jeff Doane, Coach Fontas. Back Row: Jim Molloy, Peter Dolan, Dave Hinkle, Kevin Cox, Tri-Captain Joe Butler, Tri-Captain Jim McMorrow, Peter McLaughlin, Brian Boudreau, Bobby Thompson. Peter Dolan Goalie Mike Keegan Pro’s workouts ... Lift weights ... Breakouts ... We got this town talking ... Free skate sharpening ... We’ve never been in this position before ... Beefs mental fits... B.A.B.F.... Pie! ... Red light Keeping ... We'll never forget those Melrose games... Best season in years 10-7-1! Shot on goal 108 Doug Alexander lining up an opponent Joe Butler xineenmeenstt i een ce Carano OPPONENT eg D ie eo ie “2 Belmont | _ Watertown © Winchester Wakefield : Melrose = . Reading - Burlington ‘Belmont Watertown Winchester Wakefield Melrose Reading Stoneham Woburn Burlington WOORTAMNAMIL NWN HS TW Om BE CO AWBHORBNWH FOE WH YD th OF Record: 10-7-1 Brian Boudreau Get the puck! John Leach 109 ALL TIED UP Front Row: Nick Kahrilas, Dave Wells, Scott Lania, Captain Steve Quick, Casey Grant, Brian Deveau, Chris Lasonde. Middle Row: Coach Porter, Mike DeGrasia, Chris Bernier, Jim Marcy, Jim McGinn, Jeff Silva, Fred Field. Back Row: Tony Ferro, Eric Aldrich, Andy Smith, Doug Lanich, Tom Busa, Steve Gallagher. David Wells on the attack Ready wrestle PROE TEATS EERSTE Eric Aldrich in control of his tired opponent Coach Porter looking on LEXINGTON OPPONENT 0 Waltham 63 18 Malden 45 2 Wakefield 59 20 Medford 41 28 Woburn 36 6 Brookline 54 31 Winchester 30 21 Concord 45 3 Reading 57 9 Wellesley 51 27 Stoneham 20 4 Melrose 61 7 Burlington 48 17 Belmont 40 Record: 2-12 Did everyone run their mile? ... Spinning drill ... Wrestle-offs ... Making weight before the match ... Injuries ... “They were a tough team, but that’s water over the dam” ... Two hundred pushups, a mile and in! 111 RUNNING IN CIRCLES Front Row: Coach Phil Crosby, Tri-Captains Bruce Hoiseth, Joe Pratt, and Dave Scott, Greg Coscia, Jay Skerry, Barclay Schulz, Tom Meyer, Coach William Nichols. Middle Row: Kevin Crain, Steve Nordstrom, Bob King, John Guild, Mike Ward, Cleve Coats, Don Kent, Dwight Lancaster, Bill Stewart. Back Row: Ken Neidorf, Ed Rutyna, Bill Thorburn, Jonas Berman, Russ Whittaker, Andy Liu, Gary Lerner. Bruce Hoiseth Cleve Coats winning with ease ee hes © 3 i aA —— Joe Pratt racing for the wire Dave Scott crosses the finish line to give Lexington the Middlesex league title LEXINGTON OPPONENT 56 Belmont 30 55 Woburn 31 56 Wakefield 30 59 Winchester 27 61 Watertown 25 45 Reading 41 60 Stoneham 26 65 Melrose 21 63 Burlington 23 Record 9-0 The mile run 113 114 A well deserved rest Joe’s chip off the ol’ knee... David... Antlers... Hey Cleve, want to run relay? ... Bruce (Ping Pong) ... Dwight of the Jungle ... We beat Read- ing! ... Leeeo ... F ... Belmont: Turlo’s a turkey! ... Queen! ... Friday night preparation — It works! ... League Champs 9-0 ... 1 Party Team “Bruce’s house” Okay Rudy! ... The 1,000 does not have a lap 7 or 8... Duh Ed! ... State Champs! Thanks are due to Andy Ziskind for several of his track and basketball pictures used in this section Tom Meyer heaving the shot Don Kent up and over Captains Dave Scott, Bruse Hoiseth, and Joe Pratt 115 PLAYING WITH FIRE es Pal. Front Row: Captain Judy McGuire, Co-Captain Cheryl Lancaster. Back Row: Margo Hanson, Suzanne Craig, Joan Beauchamp, Dede Watson, Melinda Burri, Cissy Abele, Jane Bracken. 116 Where can we practice? ... Leave it to the six rookies!... Breakfast at IHOP... Pep rally ... Our last first home game! ... Beat Belmont ... Someone stole our pants! ... We won?! ... Good-bye Vets... So long Majorettes ... We came alive in ’75! 117 GIVE ME AN L... Front Row: Lorie King, Eileen Donovan, Sharon Donovan, Debbie King, Anne Mason, Laura Potaro. Back Row: Michelle Euart, Elaine McCormack, Co-Captains Holly Castle and Cathy Woodstock, Mary Beth Brady, Joanne Ahlstrand. 118 GIVE ME AN E... Front Row: Melinda Burri, Cheryl Lancaster, Co-Captain Sue Crain, Captain Dede Watson, Mary Beth Brady, Joanne Ahlstrand. Back Row: Laura Potaro, Elaine McCormack, Margo Hanson, Joan Beauchamp. Do we have a full squad? ... Come on! We don’t get it ... Let’s practice, later ... We love special cook- ies! ... Bus rides with Ev’s great jokes ... Laura and Elaine looking for the store before the games ... Dede’s, “Break that tie!” ... Sue’s solo ... The dynamite won’t light ... We made it to the States ... Miss Seigandall and Mrs. King are the best! goer ERATE arneeeeebees Hai wile hin iiempinn 121 With the new class of soph- omores and the departure of last year’s seniors, there are many new faces present at Lexington High School. One of the dis- tinguished new faces is that of our new principal, Dr. Clune. The addition of new faculty and stu- dents has ushered in the contin- uing change that provides for new faces in the crowd. Ruth Abelmann Susan Abkowitz Roger Abraham Peter Abrams Laureen Adamson Naomi Adelson George Ahern Kjertis Aksnes Eric Aldrich Sandra Anderson Scott Anderson Nancy Arkin Mariam Arlan Glenn Armstrong Diane Aronson Thomas Arthur Nancy Asadoorian Julie Asarkof Melanie Atherton Sheila Atkins Laurie Avallone Mal Baker Diane Barons Joan Barringer Theresa Barras Susan Barton Florence Bejian Beverly Belcher Steve Bengtson Daniel Benoit 124 Dianne Bentley Karen Berchtold Micheal Berman Robert Biletch Diane Bille Linda Blackwell William Blackwell Daniel Blake Laurie Blake Elizabeth Blakely Jonathan Blount James Bogdan Robert Boggia Marc Bouche Stephanie Boyd Kimberly Bradley Deane Brandes Christopher Brennan Carol Brightman Randall Britt Janet Brown Jonathan Brown Roy Brown Marianne Buchinskas Matthew Burke Martha Burri Dale Burwen Charles Busa Christopher Busa Kurt Busiek Alice Butler Gail Cady Ellen Campbell Ray Campbell Debra Capan Paul Carlson Diane Carrol Andrea Casazza Anne Caufield 125 Denise Champagne Sandra Champion Linda Chen Debora Chiklis Stephen Chirakas Carl Chmela Rebecca Clark Marylee Clear Teresa Coates Joel Cochin Jane Cohen Brian Collins Nancylee Collins Gary Collymore Micheal Colman Gary Conbay William Connolly Karen Conray Marguerite Coscia Caralie Coughlin 126 Carol Ann Coughlin Kevin Crain Cheryl Cuccinello Nancy Curran Denise Daigle David D’ Arrigo Robert Davis Teresa Davis Marina De Biase Kathy Deflice Gerard De Gunman Hope Denison Robin Dentler Terence Devlin Marianne Devoe Jeffrey Doane James Doherty Kathleen Donovan Julie Downey Jane Driscoll Carol Drury Mary Donna Duffy Paula Dugdale Lawrence Dushman Tom Eby Naomi Eigner Joel Ekstrom Bradford Ellis James English Donna Epleh Peter Everett David Ezekiel Jane Fallon Janet Feld Guy Fenner Mark Ferranti Judith Fink Kathryn Finn Christian Fisher Thomas Fitzgerald 127 128 Paul Flaherty Kevin Fleetwood Katrina Fletcher Sheryl Flomenhoft Carol Flynn Philip Fonteyn Karen Fountain Randall Fox Cheryl Foy Lydia Frankovich Michele Frazier Neil Friedman Nancy Fuery Jay Gabriel Laura Gallant Linda Garant John Gardner Lynda Garrier Katherine Gartside Paul Gilbert Lisa Gilman Jean Gilpatric Donald Giulian Ward Gleason David Glennan David Glickman Pamela Goblick Brenda Goldman Eric Goldner William Graham Elyse Greenberger Susan Greene Linda Grobel Sarah Groisser Deborah Gruber Peter Hadley Robin Halprin Christopher Hamlin Beverly Hammond Jill Hampton Jeffrey Harleston Janet Harman Judith Harris Nicholas Hassan Jeanne Hathaway Rhonda Haywood Robert Heft Suzanne Heggie Jennifer Hill David Hinkle Robert Hoffman Henry Holdsworth Celeste Holt Karen Horner John Hornig 129 130 Cynthia Howard Robert Hughes Mary Hunt Stacey Hunter Paula Husmann Bryan Iandoli Marianne Jas David Johnson James Johnson Anna Jones Arnold Jones Jane Marie Judge Deanna Justice Nicholas Kahrilas Anne Kannell Tally Kanter Shelly Kasabian Nancy Kass Craig Kelly David Kent DK ae ae Sh Pat oe | Steven Keren Anthony Kilbridge Suk Kim John King Katherine Kingston Bruce Kirby Ellen Klosterman Catherine Knickerbocker Lori Kracoff Michael Kravett Lars Kula James Kutchin John Kyprianos Julie Lancellotta Bradley Lane Brian Lania Peter Larsen Laurie Lenrow Jason Lessell Johnathan Levine Paula Lind Nancy Liva Chery] Lord David Lothrop Dianne Lucas Jeff Lucas Nancy Lucker Linda Lunn Patty Lynah David Lyons Neil Mager Eleanor Mahakian Cleo Maloney Elizabeth Manne Andrea Manning Jeannette Marasa Deborah Marin Faye Marshall Mary Martis Jeffrey Masoner 131 Sona Masraf Laura Massimilla Pamela Maxwell Cynthia May Betsy Mazerall Mary McAlleer Megan McCall Robin McCarthy Linda McDonald Teresa McGregor William McKibben Lisa Ann McLaughlin Scott McLeod Karen McNally Thomas Meaney Linda Mehlhorn Susan Melbye Dennis Meurer Miriam Michelove Eric Michelson Gavin Miles Donald Miller Elizabeth Miller Susan Mitchell Eric Monderer Victoria Morash Keith Moreno James Mortenson Susan Muench Patricia Murphy Dawn Murray John Nash Cathy Nichipor Daniel Nidus Steven Nitzberg Peter Nocks Elizabeth Norcross Charles O’Brien Kathleen O’Brien Richard O’Brien 132 Mary Ann O’Connell Joanne O’Connor Patricia O’Keefe Cynthia Olive Margaret Olson Fiona Orr Peter O’Shaughnessy Celicia Page Eric Pankins Joanne Paragona Joseph Paragona Mauricio Paredes Julie Parker Lisa Peakes Harriet Peretsman Marc Pershan Elizabeth Peters Benjamin Pomerantz Stephen Porter Charles Poutas Michelle Provost Sally Quick Mark Quinlan Julia Raffel John Rankin Carla Refojo Melanie Richards Foam bee toa =a ww ean 133 Thomas Riley Eric Rindner Joan Robbins Steven Rodman Kathleen Rogers Charles Rosa Miriam Rosenblum Virginia Rosenthal Kurt Rothman Brian Rowe Richard Ruben Steve Russo Edward Rutyna Joseph Ryan Kathleen Ryan Bruce Ryder Robert Sakey Lisa Sanderson Roland Sauerman Linda Scenna 134 Howard Schweber Paul Scott Mark Scruton Richard Seed Michelle Segal Elizabeth Segaloff Scott Sennott Lori Serben James Shanahan Steve Shangold Mary Sharkey Daniel Shieldo Keiko Shimosato Christine Shunney Leslie Simon Cynthia Sims Nina Sing Peter Skelton Abigail Smith Albert Smith Andrea Smith Carlton Smith Laurie Smith Thomas Smith Charles Soparker Halle Soybel Brian Spillane Kurt Stellwagen John Sullivan Peter Sumby Stephen Surko Cara Sussman Yvonne Swann David Swanson April Tagen Carolyn Tarbell Laurie Tarr Adam Taylor Virginia Taylor Robert Terhune 135 136 Renee Terry Susan Thorburn Sandra Titelman Paul Tocci Sean Toomey Jonathan Towle Mark Traficante Kimberly Trezpacz Mimi Turchinetz Shane Truner Lisa Umanita Leila Vanni Lisa Viscuglia Michael Ward Wendy Warner Ian Warshawer Tenley Weeks Martha Wells Noreen Wheeler Richard Whelan Marjorie White Stephanie White Bryan Williams Karen Williams Thomas Williams Amy Winograd Mark Wishney Michael Withrow Neal Wolfson Ada Wong Alexander Wood Diane Woodward Maria Wouralis Stephen Yun Karl Zimmerman CLASS OF ’ Michael Abate Cecelia Abate Jeffrey Adam Sharon Adamson Sean Adley Christy Agresti Joanne Ahlstrand Bonny Alberts Douglas Alexander Mary Ambrose Dana Anderson Edith Anderson Cheryl Andolina Gladys Andonian Denise Arana Scott Armstrong Richard Aster Richard Austermann Katherine Ayvazian Johnathan Bachman Elizabeth Bailey John Bainbridge Carla Bairos Linda Banks Scott Barnes Sally Barney Jeffrey Baron Kris Batchelder Joan Bauchamp Cheryl Bauguss 137 Gerald Bayles Lloyd Beckett Ann Beckwith Alex Bejian Lisa Bernier Richard Bianchi Jeffrey Black Leonard Blake Sara Bloom David Bogosian Brian Boudreau Ellen Bowers Cindy Boyack Karen Boynton Jane Bracken Marybeth Brady Hilary Branton Carolyn Bray Claudia Breitmaier Johnathan Bremer Jane Brown Justine Brown Richard Brown Thomas Brown Bernard Bruce Jeffrey Buchanan Karla Buchinskas Susanne Buchmann David Buckley Linda Burke Mark Burke Daniel Burns Douglas Burns Thomas Busa Robert Bushnell Laura Butts David Buzzell Teresa Cadogan Karen Caines Mark Caliri 138 Cheryl Campbell Gail Campbell Kathryn Campbell Patricia Caouette Linda Carberry Cynthia Carey Joseph Carney Diane Carr Ann Carroll Lisa Carter John Casello Raymond Cesario David Chou Pamela Churchill Cynthia Ciampa Stefan Coble Jonathan Cohler Edward Collazzo Claire Collins Steven Collins Steve Conant Douglas Connelly Brian Corkum N. Coscia J. Cotten A. Cowen M. Cowen 139 Kevin Cox Suzanne Craig Bradford Crooke Laureen Crossen Pamela Crowley Miriam Cunniff William Currier Kevin Curtis Russell Danti Paul Darden Debbie Dawson Mark Dawson Beverly Deane David DeCarlo Lisa Defrancesco Michael Degrasia Lisa Delfino Lisa Denton Brian Deveau Patricia Devlin 140 Scott Dexter Susan Digiovanni Toni Dimambro Mark Domenicis Carol Donahue Eileen Donovan Ell en Donovan Janice Drury Barbara Duffy Elizabeth Dupre Elizabeth Dyer Ruth Einstein Brenda Hisdorfer Mary Ellersick Adrienne Ellicott Marla Ernst Matthew Esecson Pamela Esserian Raymond KEssick Donna Fabiszewski Paul Falcone David Fantasia Laura Fernandes Anthony Ferro Lisa Feurzeig Hilary Fillios Marlene Finn Lisa Finston Mark Fobert Alyssa Forman Donna Foster Shawna Fraser Cynthia Friedman Walter Friedman Jacqueline Fulton Richard Furnstahl Christine Gaffney Mark Gallagher Paul Gameo Zurine Garabieta 141 142 Richard Gerrig Jacqueline Gilbert Robert Gilman Danielle Gleason Elaine Goldberg Irene Goldberg Debora Goldstein Mark Goldstein Nancy Goldstein Cynthia Good Mary Grace Anthony Greco Renee Green Jane Greenwood Gerard Hadley Susan Hale Marc Hall William Hall Margo Hanson Mark Hardy Elizabeth Harman Gabrielle Haroules Ellen Hatfield Wayne Heckley Kristine Heffner Marianne Heft Carol Henderson William Higley Laura Hoffman Judith Holt Susan Ireland Ann Jackson Sidrah Jackson Matthew Janofsky Marsha Jenkins Nina Johannessen Richard John Deirdre Johnson Kerun Johnson Mary Johnson Theresa Johnson Robert Jones Cheryl Kaitz William Kannel Marc Kasabian James Kass Mike Keegan Andrew Keller Jessica Kenn Thomas Kimball David Kinney David Klumpar Thomas Kocher David Kolodkin Tobi Kolovson Diane Krensky David Kriegsman Gregory Krukonis Heidi Kuehnle Kathryn Kunz Yumiko Kurosawa Johnathan Kutrubes Nancy Labitt Marc Lancelotta Peter Lannan 14 3 Judith Larsen Robert Larson Nicholas Laudani Colleen Leary Patricia Leeman Philip Lemnios Gary Lerner Stewart Levine Deborah Levins Richard Lewis Judy Lima Andrew Liu Frank Liva Elizabeth Lombard Kathy Long Eric Louis Maureen Lynah Russell Lyons Jeanne MacDonald Alan Mairson Henry Manne Andrew Mapel Russell Martin Susan Martin John Martinelli -David Masci Judith Mason Susan Matheson Brian McAlduff Ruth McCarron Donna McCarthy James McCarthy Elaine McCormack Eileen McCoy Mary Pat McCrory James McGinn Bernard McGrory Cecilia McLaughlin Richard McLaughlin Robert McLeish 144 Paul McMann Sharon McManus Phyllis McMorrow Douglas Mead Louis Mead Douglas Meadows Theresa Meehan Sue Mehlhorn William Melbye Thomas Meyers David Middleton Eh ren Miller Jeffrey Mintz Robert Modoono Michael Mooney Jeffrey Moore Susan Moore Bruce Moorehouse Linda Morgenstern Dominick Morley Maureen Murphy Richard Murphy Karen Murray Andrea Nabedian Helen Nablo 145 Martin Nahegian Beth Neiterman 4 Diane Nesline a Linda Newman Wie Elizabeth Nicholson = ‘ a Martha Nicholson John Nickles Patricia Nolan Lee Norton Jorge Nuques Robin Ottara June Oliva Lucinda Page Theodore Page Maria Paone Jimmy Pappas Julia Passamonti George Pearincott Martha Pearlman Mark Pehrson Linda Perry Mark Peterson William Phelan David Phillips Carol Pierro Jill Plank Laura Potaro Rick Potter Cynthia Powell John Power Matthew Powers Jeffrey Purvis Sally Radlo Steven Raia Rudolph Rampersad William Rising Lucine Roat Daphne Romanoff Nancy Rosa Lee Rosenburg 146 Bradley Ruben Sydney Rubin Kristin Ruffing Betsy Runstein Diane Russell Carolyn Ryan Marion Ryder William Rymes Aaron Saraphinas Lyle Sarnevitz Philip Sartori Claudia Sauerman Stephen Schatz Andrew Segal David Semon Judith Senneville Robert Senter Amy Sharenow Susan Shaw Jon Sicco Pauline Silva Cecilia Silvera Frank Smiddy Geoffrey Smith Rebecca Smith 147 Robert Smith Michael Snell Wendy Snyder Thomas Sorrentino Evanthia Speliottis Danny Spencer John Spilewski Martha Starr David Stern James Stetson Ellen Strauss Karen Sugarman Linnae Sullivan Webb Sussman Carol Swanson Charles Swanton Debbie Tarr Andrea Taylor Mark Terzian Debra Thomas 148 David Theriault Robert Tillinghast Daniel Titelman Joseph Tocio William Toomey Janet Topalian Anne Transue Daniel Tringale Mary Trudeau Katherine Turner Raymond Tyler Jonathan Uhrig John Underwood Daniel Unumb Deborah Upton Michael Volpicelli Vicki Volz Debra Walsh John Warner Robert Wasserman Jennifer Way John Webster Michael Welsh Wendy West Alvin Whigham Ean White Todd Whiting Susanna Whitman Russ Whittaker Robert Wiederhold Edward Wiles Cathy Williams Nancy Wilson Michele Wong Pamela Woodley Steve Yakutis Sharon Yavner Kathryn Young Mary Yuill Diane Zvara 149 Dubbed the “experimental class”, we have ex- perienced more changes in the structure of the school system than any other class in recent years. At a number of critial stages, the maturing process of our class has been interrupted by major alterations of school policy, and, as a result, our class has never really had the chance to develop fully as a unit. The most serious of these changes was the transfer of the ninth grade from the senior to the junior high level. Five years ago, most of us were looking foward to the freedom and opportunity found at the senior high school. Fantastic tales of various exploits at the high school had filtered down to our level, and we were eager to find out for ourselves what these stories were all about. Then, at the end of eighth grade, it was announced that we would have to wait another year to enter that Utopia which had eluded us for so long. This decree did more than keep our class out of trouble for another year. On the eve of the full unification of the Class of ’76, we discovered that our group would be divided further still. Over three quar- ters of a thousand students, comprising the largest class in Lexington’s history, were sectioned between three schools, rendering the ninth grade a collection of broken circles of friends. The small, exclusive cliques we had defensively formed in ninth grade stayed intact when we entered the high school. Travel between these cliques was minimal, and class spirit rapidly became a word with- out a meaning. To compound this problem, a ban on dances was issued early in our stay at LHS, thwarting any attempts on the part of the Class Council to unify our diverse group. This year, however, changes have begun to happen. Slowly, the once impenetrable walls between us start- ed to disappear, and inter-group travel has become increasingly popular. Students are now more open than ever before, and the social situation is improving daily. The Class Council has even chosen the re- unification of the Senior Class as its task for the year. The class of 1976 has finally come alive. Although we are already in the closing days of our final year at Lexington High, we now know that we have the strength to pull ourselves together as a class, and in the future, function as more mature and vital mem- bers of society. Above all, we have the hope for more meaningful lives in the new responsibilities which await us. Dave Campbell CLASS OF ‘76 ANN ROBERTS EMILY J. KENNEY DEBORAH B. ABEL SUE ABKOWITZ ELIZABETH N. ADOLPH 152 CLAIRE E. ALDRICH CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON SCOTT ANDONIAN DEBBIE ALLEN GREGG M. AMARAL GARY ANDERSON SCOTT ANNAND 4 ‘ i Fes . YS 2? ee MET. | ANN SHEPARD ROBERTS, Ro-bear, 11 Myrna Rd. Senior Class President, Co-captain Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Basketball, Junior, Senior Shows, NHS. “Being free is being able to pick your own mountain and climb it by yourself.”-B.B.C. THOMAS M. CHAPIN, Tom, Chape, 3 Juniper Pl. Senior Class Vice President, Musicals, NHS. “... just singin’ and dancin’ in the rain.” MARY LLOYD ROCKWOOD, 14 Demar Rd. Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore, Junior Class Vice President, Youth Commission, SABSC, NHS. “Come dance with the west wind and touch all the mountain tops...” EMILY JOYCE KENNEY, Ly, Em, 16 Dane Rd. Senior Class Secretary, Field Hockey, Powderpuff, Junior, Senior Shows. Likes Needham, N.H., Mac’s, Judy’s and B.C. “Old days, good times I remember...” MARIANNE E. ABBRUZZI, M M, 526 Marrett Rd. Girls Soc- cer, Powderpuff, Prom Committees, Senior Show, Pep Squad. Likes MGs. “You Creampuff”, “Soccer Power”, “Always take the time to say what’s in your heart.” DEBORAH B. ABEL, 22 Partridge Rd. SUZANNE J. ABKOWITZ, Sue, Suzy, Ab, 28 Peacock Farm Rd. Gymnastics, Swimming, Lacrosse, Youth Commission, Musket, Sports Editor, NHS, Max-Ed, AFS, French Club. “Hang in there!” HILARY J. ADAMS, 12 Linmoor Ter. ELIZABETH N. ADOLPH, 7 Buckman Dr. CLAIRE E. ALDRICH, Claire-Bear, 39 York St. Hockey, La- crosse. DEBORAH A. ALLEN, 257 Marrett Rd. Powderpuff, Senior Show, TRPPD, Park Drive ’75, GUL, RTC with Bin, GHV, BBB, FF, RT-4C, J-Geils, Saturday nights at Charlie’s, ACE, NH, L,B.H.L.M.L, “All in one night!” ROBIN L. ALLRED, 38 Summit Rd. GREG M. AMARAL, 2 Whittier Rd. CHRISTOPHER R. ANDERSON, CRA, 39 Sherburne Rd. Var- sity Soccer, Class Council, Student House, N.J., 12-8-74. “There is no salvation save in truth, and the royal road to truth is by the mind.” GARY P. ANDERSON, Dusty, 47 Winthrop Rd. Varsity Soccer, Tennis, Student Leader, Senior Show. ‘To rest is to rust, to be active is to achieve.” KASPAR ARIS ANDONIAN, 188 Grant St. SCOTT P. ANDONIAN, 25 Fairbanks Rd. SCOTT W. ANNAND, 229 Bedford St. STEPHANIE ANNO, 83 School St. “Taking the time to love is what it’s all about.” 153 WAYNE P. AQUARO, Ackie, Ack, Yak, 48 Rindge Ave. “Not me, I’m stayin’”’, ‘““What’s that?, your age, IQ, or number of parents?” “Hey, Ten Wheel Brockway, cool your jets, man!” AARON §S. ARLAN, 54 Bridge St. Soccer, JAS, Ski Club. “Bari Power”, “Nothing matters very much, and very few things matter at all” — Lord Balfour Arthur. WENDY G. ARMINGTON, 525 Marrett Rd. Choir, AFS, Church Youth Group, Girl Scouts. “The owl and the pussycat went to sea in a beautiful pea-green boat.” STEPHEN EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Steve, 17 Prospect Hill Rd. Yearbook, Once Upon A Mattress, Concert Choir, Carousel, Sen- ior Prom. “The kingdom of this world has become the kingdom of our Lord, and He shall reign for ever and ever.” — Rev. 11:15 LAURA ARNOW, 8 Thoreau Rd. “On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essentiel est invisible aux yeux.” — Antoine de Saint- Exupery CHERYL ARRUDA, 10 Springdale Rd. KEITH P. ASARKOF, 21 Hastings Rd. Varsity Swimming, JA Hockey, boating. “It is better to wear out than to rust out.” MARK F. AVERY, Ayv, 42 Rindge Ave. Soccer, Senior Class Council, Senior Show, Leader Corps, Mushroom Pizza, Pink Pidge. “Los Cochinos”, “Inspiration and perspiration are the keys to success.” W. CHRISTOPHER BADE, Bing!, Swish, 4 Bowser Rd. JV Hockey, Ski Club, sailing. “As he brews, so shall he drink.” — B. Johnson MARY THERESA BANDINI, 35 Carville Ave. ‘We are the people our parents warned us about.” PHILIP CHARLES BANIOS, Chip, Wips, 297 Bedford St. WLEX. “I never forget a face, but in your case I’ll make an exception” — Groucho Marx. ARTHUR N. BARABUSH, 23 Eldred St. JAMES W. RARENTINE, B, 22 Taft Ave. World Series ’75, KFL. ANDREW BARNES, 59 Gleason Rd. Skiing, cruising, drawing, L L, partying. “If I had it to do all over again I wouldn’t.” SUSAN ANNE BARNES, Barney, SAB, 11 Oxbow Rd. Cheer- leading, skating. “Life without friends is like love without warmth, for it’s their love which makes the world go around.” BEVERLY MAYA BARON, Bev, 236 Worthen Rd. Yearbook, Musket, Leader Corps, Band, Tennis, LEFTY, Field Hockey. “Life is nothing without friendship.” MARK BARONS, 27 Farmcrest Ave. GIL G. BARRETT, 25 Pearl St. JAMES BARTELS-KEITH, 5 Bushnell Dr. FREDERICK BARTON, 6 Abbott Rd. Brigadoon, Once Upon A Mattress, Carousel, Karen Winnard, Gail Cerulli, Sue Scannell. “This is so obviously a high school.” LINDA BARTON, 6 Abbott Rd. SCOTT H. BATCHELDER, Chuda, Batch, 84 Bertwell Rd. Jun- ior, Senior Shows, Senior Prom. “Chevys are unbeatable’, ““Let’s party!”, “It takes one to know one.” PAMELA J. BATEMAN, 197 Waltham St. BRENDA DIANE BATZINGER, Boo-bear, 5 Gould Rd. Band. Loves Music, smiles, and sunshine. “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours”, “Treasure one’s friendship.” STEPHANIE BAYLISS, 92 Adams St. EWOW, Replace, The Attic, Templeton, four track mind, hiking and rockclimbing, racecars and bikes. “Let’s move out”, “Doctor”, “Finally made it”, ““Heinekin or Mich?” 154 WAYNE AQUARO AARON S. ARLAN WENDY G. ARMINGTON STEPHEN E. ARMSTRONG CHERYL AKRUDA LAURA ARNOW MARK AVERY KEITH P. ASARKOF TERRY BANDINI PHILIP C. BANIOS ARTHUR N. BARABUSH CHRIS BADE BEVERLY BARON JIM BARENTINE DREW BARNES MARK BARONS JAMES BARTELS-KEITH iy : ANZ SS SCOTT H. BATCHELDER BRENDA BATZINGER Se ee RONALD S. BEAMON, Bea, Beez, 58 Ledgelawn Ave. Soccer, Senior Prom. “I don’t want to be a millionaire, I just want to live like one.” EARNEST A. BEAN, 26 Parker St. RUTH ANN BECKETT, Ruta la bruta, C.R.C., Hamster, 112 Burlington St. Spanish Club, Replace, Mexico, Silver Beach. “You can only be ugly to those who don’t understand.”, ‘“What’s happenin’?” BARBARA L. BEEBE, Barb, Babs, 39 Vaille Ave. “Ah, what a dusty answer gets the soul, when hot for certainties in this our life!” — George Meredith DENISE M. BELL, Puttuwm, 48 Grove St. Track and Field. “If you got no business, then make it your business to leave other peoples’ business alone.” DENNIS M. BELL, 48 Grove St. WENDY BELL, 10 Bowser Rd. Varsity Field Hockey, Basket- ball, Softball. ‘“Rollll Another one Mush.”, “Heather, what am I going to do?”, “Unreal, You fixed it!”, “L.C.”, “We're great!” EDWIN P. BELLOWS, Ted, T.B., Goose, 39 Colony Rd. Varsity Soccer, Wrestling, Band, Chorus, Diplomacy. “Oh Wow.” MICHAEL C. BEQUAERT, 44 Bertwell Rd. GEOFFREY S. BERGLER, 22 Hancock St. Mattress, Carousel, Madrigals, Stage Band, Concert Choir, Orchestra. “If music be the food of love: play on.” JUDITH V. BERK, 8 Hickory St. French Club President, MIT High School Representative, Spanish Club, AFS, Ski Club. “To think is to see!”, “Strive for your goal, never give up.” CHRISTOPHER BERNIER, 54 Baskin Rd. WENDY BERNSTEIN, 27 Sanderson Rd. PETER D. BILLE, 21 Douglas Rd. ROBERT C. BINSTOCK,8 Peacock Farm Rd.“‘All in all, not bad.” LINDA SUE BISBERG, Biz, Biz Bug, 30 Winchester Dr. ‘‘There could be no purpose worth contemplating which does not include happiness and experience.” CLIFFORD BLAKE, Skip, 1 Nickerson Rd. Swim Team, Frig- ham’s and Briendly’s, Summertime!, Faith, Wind and Fire. “Be a giant or a grain of sand, words of wisdom, Yes I can.” JAMES M. BLANDINO, 12 Reed St. TIM E. BLIAMPTIS, 20 Phinney Rd. Musket Editorial Editor, Junior, Senior Shows. KARL E. BLOCK, 37 Wyman Rd. Yearbook. “Man is nature’s sole mistake.” DENNIS E. BOLTON, Denny, Den, Ron, 11 Weston St. Baseball, lounging, KFL. “The easy way is the only way.” BETH BONFILIO, 351 Waltham St. Summer of ’72, Dee and Jul, the “Res”, Trap Falls. Loves sunsets, oceans and J.R. “One never appreciates anything until it is gone.”, “I don’t know, D.” DERYL BORDEN, 55 Webb St. WLEX, Junior, Senior Shows, Sophomore and JV Baseball, JA Team 8, Cheerleader. Parties, Budweiser, THE BEATLES. “Hey there kids ... What’s up?” EVAN K. BOSINOFF, 382 Saddle Club Rd. MONIQUE BOUCHE, 28 Lawrence Ln. October 4, Dixie and the Nursery School. “Butch, your smile says it all.”, “I don’t know just where I’m going, but I’m going to try.”, ‘““The Huz of Uz.” 156 SCOTT BEAMON ERNEST A. BEAN RUTH ANN BECKETT BARBARA BEEBE DENISE M. BELL WENDY BELL EDWIN P. BELLOWS MICHAEL C. BEQUAERT GEOFFREY BERGLER WENDY S. BERNSTEIN JUDY BERK CHRISTOPHER BERNIER BOB BINSTOCK LINDA BISBERG JAMES W. BLANDINO TIM BLIAMPTIS KARL E. BLOCK DERYL BORDEN EVAN K. BOSINOFF BETH BONFILIO MONIQUE BOUCHE 157 } MARK BOUDREAU GEORGE BOUDREAU MARIE ELAINE BOYCE NS A hg She Lina EA Se hy ett oa Soe An atte RUSSELL J. BOYNTON LAURIE BRAMHALL CARMEL BRENNAN ERIC J. BREHM WILLIAM H. BREHM DAWN BRENCHICK BARB BRIANA JESSICA A. BRIEFER DOUGLAS E. BRIGGS 158 JOY KATHLEEN BRIGHTMAN LAWRENCE N. BROOKNER LAURIE 8. BROWN DIANE BRITT JANET BROWN KERRY L. BROWN GEORGE BOUDREAU, Gyorgy, Chip, Connecticut. Soccer, Ski Club, Blood Drive. “Hope is not a closing of our eyes to the difficulty or task; for if I fail now I shall not fail forever.” MARK BOUDREAU, 41 Baskin Rd. “Keep on pushin’ straight ahead.”, “Thanks to Tom, Brendon, Murphy”, “57.” JAMES N. BOURAS, 30 Locust Ave. Varsity Hockey. “Be grace- ful under pressure.” KAREN BOVA, Bov’s, 164 Grant St. “For every hello there’s an eventual goodbye.” MARIE ELAINE BOYCE, 18 Emerson Gardens. Chorus, Girl’s Ensemble, Cumberland Exchange. RUSSELL J. BOYNYON, 6 Essex St. LAURIE BRAMHALL, 277 Lowell St. Varsity Gymnastics. Bille- rica. “Hi Spaz.”, “Miss ya Janet”, “You’ve got to understand.” ERIC JAY BREHM, Itch, 14 Parker St. NEFTY, LEFTY, SCDB, WILLIAM HOWARD BREHM, Bill, 14 Parker St. LEFTY, SCDB. “The day is short, the task if great, the reward is considerable.” DAWN ELLEN BRENCHICK, Tiny, 48 Lincoln St. Soccer, Skate USFSA. “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” CARMEL M. BRENNAN, 21 Buckman Dr. BARB BRIANA, Berb, Bub, 29 Hathaway Rd. Likes pine trees, John Denver, the 14th, living, smiling and the LHS marching 100. “Life has so much to offer for those who are willing to seek ie JESSICA A. BRIEFER, 15 Trotting Horse Dr. DOUGLAS EDWARD BRIGGS, Briggsy, Bwiggs, 672 Waltham St. Varsity Football, JV Basketball, Junior, Senior Proms, Pow- derpuff Coach. JOY BRIGHTMAN, 7 Dunham St. “A weed is a plant whose virtues have not been discovered.” DIANE E. BRITT, 22 Curve St. Junior, Senior Shows, Spanish Club, Powderpuff, ADA, Kramp, jew-jitsu, off to Amherst, Beautiful olive-oil skin, Frank and his friends, diets, Michael, Larry. “You know!” Ambition: Veterinarian. LAWRENCE N. BROOKNER, 212 Marrett Rd. JANET BROWN, 61 Woburn St. JOYCE C. BROWN, 51 Harding Rd. KERRY LYNNE BROWN, Retard, 3 Bond Rd. Skating, parties, D.M., P.Mc., D+B Forever. “Mastery in any art comes only with long practice.”, “God will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas, bur for scars.” LAURIE S. BROWN, Mush , 510 Woburn St., Arlington, Mass. “If bees can buzz, so can everybody else.”, “I'll ... see ya!”, “Finally”, “We've only just begun.”, “ Give it to me!” — J. Geils SAMPSON A. BROWN, 17 Dudley Rd. LINDA ELLEN BRUCE, 11 Chase Ave. Co-captain Girls’ Outdoor Track and Cross Country Teams — 74+’75, Tri-captain Cross-Country Team-1975. “See how they run!” 159 JACKIE BUCKLEY BOB BURG MELINDA BURRI waa sagas JOHN BUSA DIANE BURWEN CATHERINE BUSHNELL DEBBIE BUSTEED JOE BUTLER BRIAN BUTTRICK ADRIENNE J. CACCIOLA 160 SUE CAMERON ELLEN R. CARLSON DAVID ROBERT CAMPBELL REBECCA CAPLAN ROBERT CARMODY LINDA ELLEN BRUCE, 11 Chase Ave. Co-captain Girls Out- door Track and Cross Country Teams ’74, ’75, Tri-captain Cross Country Team ’75. “See how they run!” JACK E. BUCHANAN JR., Buck, 90B Hancock St. Football, Baseball, Junior, Senior Shows, WLEX, Parties, Philly, music, Beatles, California Dreamin’, “You need a ride?”’, “D D”, ‘‘Don’t drink and drive, drink before and after.” JACQUELINE W. BUCKLEY, 46 Middle St. Soccer, sailing, singing, Y.G., W. Va. “Reach for the heavens, hope for the future, all that we can be, not what we are.” ROBERT J. BURG, Stubb, Mush, Grub, 34 Earl St. “I agree, vetts don’t go.”, “Remember, Burg spelled backwards is GRUB.”, “Bob, walk me to Temple.” MELINDA ANNE BURRI, Mel, Spaz, 6 Vaille Ave. Majorettes, French Club, Chorus. “There are in the end three lasting things: faith, love and hope. The greatest is love.” DIANE S. BURWEN, 12 Holmes Rd. Varsity Tennis, Math Team, Outing Club Treasurer, ping pong, skiing, x-country ski- ing, spanish, bridge. “This above all, to thine own self be true.” — Shakespeare JOHN M. BUSA, 94 Spring St. CATHERINE BUSHNELL, 30 Bloomfield St. “At this beautiful season, wishing you new awakenings, treasured memories, quiet joy, and all the blessings a heart can know in this beautiful season of beginnings.” DEBBIE BUSTEED, Buckie, The ice cream kid, Miss Tidybowl, 16 Flintlock Rd. Spanish Club, skiing, tennis, horseback riding. “Cops, another void.”, ‘Ms. Gromit’, “Howdy Patna”, “Thank you my dear.” JOSEPH JOHN BUTLER, Butts, Joe, BABF, Buttsie, 248 Lin- coln St. Varsity Football, Powderpuff Coach, Hockey Co-captain, Junior, Senior Proms and Shows. “Hey Clerk, forgebbit”, “Right, Right, Right’, “You know what I mean?”, “Parties”, “Be good.” BRIAN BUTTRICK, 996 Mass. Ave. ADRIENNE J. CACCIOLA, 32 Ingleside Rd. CHARLES W. CADARIO, 29 Roosevelt Rd. Basketball, Baseball, W.O.B.L., Senior Show. JOHN A. CALOGGERO, 2 Elena Rd. SUSAN CAMERON, 138 Goffe Rd. Powderpuff, G.H.V.F.F., J. Geils, Saturday nights at Charlie’s, Dec. 11, 1974, Ali Baba, ACE, pleasure lost.” DAVID ROBERT CAMPBELL, Dave, 100 Bertwell Rd. CO-OP, Drama Club, Class Council. Likes people, partying, skiing, swim- ming and whites. ‘““You’d smile too...” JUDITH A. CANNIFF, Judi, 12 Myrna Rd. JV Softball, Junior Show, Powderpuff, 99¢ special. “Happy memories make warm companions.” REBECCA CAPLAN, 19 Deering Ave. “Mi Ha Yeled?’, “He’s got nice legs.”, “He who carries his own lantern will endure the darkness.” ELLEN RANDI CARLSON, 17 Frances Rd. Brigadoon, Once Upon A Mattress, Concert Choir. “And he hath put a new song in my mouth...” — Psalms 40:3 ROBERT CARMODY, Bob, Half-moons, 29 Pearl St. Likes Cam- aros, parties and Led Zepplin. Spacewoman Dee!, Michelobs and Haufs. “Spaced without a trace’, “Buzzz”, “Let’s go spacetru- ckin’.”, “Got any papers?” 161 PATRICIA A. CARROLL, 41 Allen St. LESLIE CASAZZA, Cazaz, 99 North Hancock St. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Lacrosse, Student House, Student Council, Musket, Junior, Senior Shows. ‘‘Today is present but tomorrow the past won’t bring about the future.” MARK CASEY, 54 Farmcrest Ave. Lexington-Cumbria Ex- change ’73-’74, skates. VERONIKA CASLAVSKI, Roni, 244 East St. Lacrosse, Soccer. CLAUDIA J. CASSETTARI, Claud, 8 Cummings Ave. Junior, Senior Class Councils, Powderpuff, Senior Show, March 15 and good times, B Block. “Keep your mouth shut, maybe she won’t ask for one.” ANDREA J. CASSON, Andy, 15 Chadbourne Rd. Choruses, Musicals, Madwoman. C-Lav, Que viva Espana, Queen Freak. “Hello Blanche, Max, Rutitoots.”, ‘““Babycakes I love you, all of you.” ELAINE CELESTE CASTANHEIRA, 17 Emerald St. Likes photography, plants and animals. “Big Bear and B.B.”, “All that we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream.” JUDITH A. CASTER, 4 Augustus Rd. LAF 24=CUG, Swim Team, Junior Show, Frisbee, I Yi Yi Yi, R.I., Friendly’s, Crash, Grace Moppett, Lob, Vac, Sky. “Seriously”, “Didn’ I tell you!” HOLLY CASTLE, 9 Phinney Rd. JV, Varsity Cheerleading Co- captain. LAF 24=CUG, I.L.M., Tea and Jiffy, 4 4. “When you are good to others, you are best to yourself.” DAVID CENERIZIO, Ceno, 255 Marrett Rd. CHP’s, White’s Pond, Good Harbor, getting high, summer ’75. “A hot sunny day, nothin’ on my mind. No shoes, no shirt, just a bottle of wine. Felt like relaxing just because.”, “Went fishing and caught a buzz.” DEBORAH CESARIO, 16 Dudley Rd. Junior, Senior Shows, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Powderpuff. LAF 24=CUG, M.M. “There are two kinds of people in the world, Sicilians, and those who wish they were.” MIKE CHAMBERLAIN, JZ’s Palace, 23 Bedford St. Waltham, Mass. ‘Even though you’re on the right track, you can still get run over if you just sit there.” DAWN M. CHAMPAGNE, 49 Cliffe Ave. Partying, J. Geils, April 12, G.U.L., G.H.V., Gifts of Gab. ‘LHS: you have irritated, annoyed, angered, disappointed, frustrated, stirred and mad- dened me, but you have not bored me.” GEOFFREY P. CHAMPION, 6 Rolfe Rd. ANNA CHICCARELLI, 3 Eliot Rd. GEORGE CHIN, 194 Waltham St. LUCIA HONG CHOI, 450 Lowell St. LAUREN J. CHOPOURIAN, 3 Todd Rd. “We were born to run.” BRADLEY S. CHURCHILL, 35 Brandon St. DEBORAH ANN CLARKE, Debs, 71 Hancock St. Swimming, Basketball, Softball, Powderpuff, Senior Show, “Blitz” forever, B.C., I love “legs”. “To avoid criticism, one must say nothing, do nothing, and be nothing.” BOB CLERKIN, 4 Warren St. Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Junior, Senior Shows, Maine. “Eh, forgebit!!!’ TIMOTHY CLIFFORD, 11 Hilltop Ave. Football, JV Track, Junior, Senior Shows. ANN VY. CLOUGH, 89 Hancock St. Yearbook, Senior Prom Committee. “Hey Ame”, “L.C.”, “We’re great.”, “Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” NORMA J. COATES, (Ab)Normal, Wacky, 30 Donald St. Drama Club! “My friends, songs, like trees, bear fruit only in their own time and their own way; and sometimes they are withered untimely.” — Tolkien CLEVELAND M. COATS, Cleve, 10 Whittier Rd. Indoor, Outdoor Track, State and Middlesex League 100 yard champ, Student Leader. “Success is sweeter when it is hard to come by.” ALAN MARK COHEN, Al, 20 Constitution Rd. Coin Club President. ‘The key to the future is the past but the key to the present is now.” DANIELLE D. COLBERT, Dennie, Danbi, 6 Tewksbury St. Remember that party! DCAC. “The seed of today is the flower of tomorrow...” 162 PATRICIA A. CARROLL a a LESLIE M. CASAZZA CLAUDIA J. CASSETTARI VERONIKA CASLAVSKA ANDREA J. CASSON ELAINE C. CASTANHEIRA JUDY CASTER HOLLY CASTLE DEBI CESARIO DAWN CHAMPAGNE MIKE CHAMBERLAIN BRADLEY S. CHURCHILL | LUCIA HONG CHOI LAUREN CHOPOURIAN BOB CLERKIN TIMOTHY CLIFFORD CLEVELAND M. COATS ALAN M. COHEN NORMA J. COATES DANIELLE COLBERT 163 EVERETT ELLSWORTH COLBURN, Ev, 50 Allen St. Junior Class President, Class Council, Student House Representative, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Tennis, X-Country Ski Club President. “No more bandana.”, “As far as I am concerned, I’m not.” JAMES COLLINS, 79 Hill St. JA Hockey. “Way to be!” ANNE E. COLWELL, 88 Hill St. CAROL COLWELL, 88 Hill St. JENNIFER COMBS, 10 Sunny Knoll Ter. BAYS Soccer, Varsity- Soccer, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff, Track. degenerate, Moni-Lu. “Mateus.” PAT COMLIN, Bucca, Patti, Pat, Pete’s Girl, The Wife-11 75, 78 Cliffe Ave. “Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you want.” PATRICIA CONNOR, Pat, Patc, Wilma, 325 Bedford St. LAF 24=CUG, Junior, Senior Shows, Ski Club. 99¢ special, Tammy, Crash, and Mace. “Friends are the gifts you give to yourself.” MICHAEL R. CORAPI, Mike, 21 Sanderson Rd. Soccer Team, Senior Show, JA Hockey. . JEFFERY CORAZZINI, 40 Philip Rd. Sk iing, Auto Mechanics, Workin’ at the Mobil, Pepsi commercial, parties, weekends in N.H., cruzin’ in the Z28. “Nothing lasts longer than a happy memory.” ; RUSSEL W. CORKUM JR., W?1TTV, Sap, Whimp, Vampire, 22 Hathaway Rd. LHS Ham Radio Club-KIJMQ. Likes DX, Kruzin’, YL’s, CW-SSB-SSTV-FSTV, not AM-FM. Majoring in sleep, 0.0. means OH-Oh! ARTHUR CORSINO, 15 Byron Ave. “Remember that party.”, “We're out, we’re out at last, thank God we’re out at last.” JOSEPH M. CORSON II, Jose, 24 Bloomfield St. Band, Orchestra, hockey, hiking. GREGORY P. COSCIA, Bubba, Cosh, 6 Millbrook Rd. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Junior, Senior Shows, Junior, Senior Proms, Powderpuff. ‘Food, glorious food”, “Insults”, “Who’s Lazy?”’, “Na-Na’”, “Stooges”, “73”, ‘“Forgebbit.” LISA MARIE COSCIA, Jugsy, Duckie, 70 Colony Rd. The field, cruzin’. “Covey, you’re thick.”, “There he is, follow him.”, “But I can’t skip it again!”, “But, which Carolyn?” PAUL COTRAN, PC, 3 Childs Rd. “You seekers of the truth accepting that reasons will relieve ... We receive all we venture to give.” — YES CAROLYN LEE COVEY, 17 Patterson Rd. Tennis, Prom Committee. Likes all sports and M.K. “Remembrance is the only paradise out of which we cannot be driven.” “Good times; just ask me.”, “Thanks.” LEE W. COVILL, ee, 16 Russel Sq. Ski, backpack, volleyball, W.T.C.T., Da Bowie Bolt. “Surfers Rule’, “No way”, “Hi ya Toots.” JANE E. COWPERTHWAITE, Sweet Jane, 11 Buckman Dr. Loves England and Queen. “Visions of Paradise, cloudless Skies I see. Rainbows on the hill, blue onyx on the sea.” — Justin Hayward SUSAN MARY CRAIN, Swe, 68 Asbury St. Cheerleading, Shows, Tennis, Chorus, Powderpuff, silver bullet navigator, Martha’s Vineyard beaches. ‘“We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we are.” PATRICIA CRAPO, Trish, 34 Baskin Rd. “If it is dark when this is given to you, have care for its contents when the moon shines.” — Robert Creeley GREGORY A. CROOKE, Crookie, 11 Bloomfield St. Basketball, Junior, Senior Shows, Tutoring, Student Government.‘W.O.B.L.” ALICIA M. CROTHERS, Dish, Lish, 60 Meriam St. Yearbook, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Concert Choir, Brigadoon, OUAM, Carousel, Musket, Folio, FC, Maine, sailing. Ambition: Architect, Sail around the world. 164 JAMES COLLINS EV COLBURN JENNIFER COMBS PATRICIA A. COMLIN PATRICIA CONNOR MIKE CORAPI JEFF CORAZZINI RUSS CORKUM ARTHUR CORSINO JOE CORSON LISA COSCIA JANE COWPERTHWAITE ALICIA CROTHERS PAUL COTRAN CAROLYN COVEY PATRICIA CRAPO 165 WILLIAM M. CULLEN PAUL J. CROWLEY NANCY CROWELL BRIAN F. CUMMINGS ae oY om tS JANET DARROW GAIL DAVISON KIT CURTIN HEATHER DAYTON CATHERINE DELANEY MARCO DeBIASE ROBERT DeMARRE THERESA E. DENTON MARIA A. DEMPSY 166 BRETT DEVENEY PATRICIA M. DEVLIN SUZANNE DIMMOCK CARLO DiPERSIO KEVIN DEVEREAUX PATTI DiGIAMMARINO JULIE DION JoANN DiROCCO NANCY CROWELL, Crow, Buggy, 12 Brookside Ave. Junior Show, Pep Squad. Likes Yes, Mason, and Parties. “The corner and Bow-wow”, “Highland D.G.N.T.B.T!”, “I’m only feeding the buggies.”, “all complete in the sight of seeds of life with you.” PAUL J. CROWLEY, 34 Justin St. Soccer. WILLIAM MICHAEL CULLEN, Bill, Cling, 6 Gerard Ter. Snow and the sky, the church, K.D., a little sympathy, Wendy’s, Tull. “But if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need.”, “Bush?” BRIAN F. CUMMINGS, 14 Pleasant St. KATHRYN CURTIN, Kit, Curt, Jaws, Greesy, 188 Worthen Rd. Gymnastics, Junior Show, acting crazy, B-parties, K-unit. “D.G.N.T.B.T.”, “Frit Frue, Babe!”, ‘“Twower?”’, ‘“Mason!”, “I.N.C.T.A.M.”, “Sweetie!” DONNA J. CUSOLITO, Lorna Doone, 7 Burroughs Rd. Snooks, Burlington, Concord, D. R. Cruisin’. “P.D. ’75”, “Hey Lorna! How ya Doone?”, “With a little help from my friends.” JANET G. DARROW, Red, Gregg, 7 Highland Ave. CR Project, Explorers, Ski Club. GAIL DAVISON, 193 Cedar St. “Love and Memory last and will so endure until the game is called because of darkness.” HEATHER DAYTON, Hez, 1 Adams St. Yearbook, Mattress, Carousel, Tennis. “L.C.”, ‘““We’re great!”, “When you’ve seen the look of happiness on the face of a beloved person, you know that man can have no other vocation that to awaken that light on the faces surrounding him.” MARCO DeBIASE, 213 Lowell St. ‘Enjoy every minute of your life for you live only once.” DONNA DeCARLO, 472 Marrett Rd. DOMENIC J. DEFLICE, 17 Larchmont Ln. LINDA A. DEGNAN, Bin, 74 School St. Powderpuff, Senior Show, TRPPD, Park Drive ’75, RT + 4C, G.H.V., GUL, R+C with D.A., Florida, grogs, depot, the gang, BBB. “Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today.” CATHERINE ‘DELANEY, Cathy, 30 Hathaway Rd. Rustlin’, Alps and Christmas. “Put a little love in your heart!” ROBERT DeMARRE, 22 Bernard St. CLAUDIA LAVERSVEILER DE MORAES, Praca Edmundo Bittencourt 2 208, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. MIA DEMPSEY, Cookie, Ritz, Caca, 18 Sherburne Rd. Swim Team Tri-captain, Explorers, Ski Club. ‘Dreaming just comes natural, like the first breath from a baby, like the love hidden deep in your heart.” — John Prine THERESA E. DENTON, Terrie, 10 Lee St. ECHO, Bridge Club, Outing Club. “If you can’t dazzle ’em with brilliance, baffle ’em with B.S.”, “... I took the one less traveled by...” BRETT DEVENEY, Bert, 197 Bedford St. JA Hockey, Ski Club. “Oh WOW!”, “Walk along the path less traveled, for only then shall you encounter the true meaning of life.” KEVIN PAUL DEVEREAUX, Duck, 21 Fern St. Park Drive ’75. “The longer I’m here the more I hate to stay.” PATRICIA DEVLIN, Tricia, 26 Normandy Rd. Yearbook, French Club. Likes brownies, bananas, Teddy Bear, Hampton Beach. “Toodles!”, “We're free to go where we wish and to be what we are.” JULIE DeYOUNG, 12 Briggs Rd. PATTI DiGIAMMARINO, 19 Dane Rd. Powderpuff, French Club, Gymnastics. “It is not the brains that matter most, but that which guides them — the character, the heart, generous qualities, progressive ideas.” SUSAN DIMMOCK, Samy, 29 Monroe Rd. Madrigals, Concert Choir, Brigadoon, Once Upon A Mattress, Carousel, French Club, Canada, France. “Smile... it goes a long way.” FRANCIS P. DIODATI, 211 Woburn St. JULIE DION, Jul, 9 North Hancock St. Dee, Smeth and Baba, Summer of ’72, Trap Falls. Loves oceans, sunsets, sky and Puji. “T always do it sometimes.”, ‘For two.” CARLO DiPERSIO, 39 Sylvia St. Mash, LHS TV, WLEX, Band. “A person who thinks himself useless, probably is.” JO ANN DiROCCO, 12 Dunham Rd. 167 JUDITH A. DIXON, Judy, Dixiecup, Whop, JD, 64 Harding Rd. Swimming, Diving, Junior, Senior Shows, Pequawket Lake, Maine, Peter, Yamaha 388, waterskiing, LAF 24=CUG, “Learn from yesterday, life for today, hope for tomorrow.”, “I’m a turtle!”’ SUSAN DOANE, 11 Baskin Rd. Junior, Senior Shows, Swimming, Powderpuff, skating. “The making of friends who are real friends, is the best token of a man’s success in life.” ERIC N. DOELLING, 6 Turning Mill Rd. PETER M. DOLAN, 26 Hayes Ave. Hockey, Tennis. “If there’s no wind, row.” CRAIG W. DOMIGAN, 37 Tarbell Rd. MARIANN DONAHUE, 25 Curve St. Powderpuff, Senior Show, Tutoring, VC’s and G-S with C.G., Feb in P.R., beach parties, concerts, W and W. “The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” HUGH C. DONATO, 30 Douglas Rd. MICHAEL C. DONNELLY, 12 Adams St. Football, Junior, Senior Shows, Zulu, Stones, B.I.B., Gold. ‘‘Forgebbit.” JILL $8. DONOVAN, 29 Dexter Rd. Bert and Sime, Summer!, Summer 774, Junior, Senior Shows, LAF 24=CUG, manana, cigar-walking with no feet, destructing. “Literally”, ‘I mean like ah’, “I love brownies!” NANCY KATHRYN DONOVAN, 327 Grapevine Ave. “Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity as of concentration and perserverance.” SHARON M. DONOVAN, 12 Garfield St. Powderpuff, Junior, Senior Shows, Cheerleading, JV Softball. “Cheerleading smooths the road of life.” JAMIE P. DOSTOU, Dee, 21 Winchester Dr. Yearbook, Senior Show, Senior Prom Committee, Ski Club, Leader Corps. “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” MARIANNE DOUCETTE, Mawie, 33 Reed St. Spanish Club, skiing, tennis. “Good evening, Lexington Cinemas I and II, May I help you?’, “Amy, you’re gonna get me fired!” MARIA ANNE DOUKAKES, 34 Webb St. Chorus, Junior Show, Carousel, rock groups. “In the depth of my soul, there is a wordless song.” NIKE MARIA DOUKAS, 114 Ceder St. Chorus, Musicals. “Nineteen birds in a sycamore tree, every one with his own melody. They’re singing all together without a beat. Somebody tell me, how come they all sound so sweet?” MAUREEN DRISCOLL, 44 Grove St. Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff, 9! “You’re gonna get beat!”, “Drop Dead!”, “B.B.S. are GREAT, Peter!”, “This weekend better be good, Al!’’, “L.C.”, “We're great!” KEVIN P. DUFFY, 26 Philip Rd. Tennis, Ski Club, Chamonix. AMY DUGAN, Aim, 12 Bellflower St. Loves swimming, skiing, band, summer ’75, Runaway, Karen, Laur, Juls, Loug, Mawie, Deb, Mary. “You mad Lori?”’, “I’m starved!”, ‘‘Horses forever!”, “Hey shortstuff!”’ CHARLES D. DUNBAR, 98 Bedford St. EZRA DUNTON, 35 Robinson Rd. 168 JUDY DIXON SUSAN DOANE ERIC N. DOELLING PETER M. DOLAN CRAIG W. DOMIGAN MARIANN DONAHUE HUGH C. DONATO NANCY K. DONOVAN JILL DONOVAN MICHAEL DONNELLY MARIANNE DOUCETTE JAMIE DOSTOU NIKE DOUKAS MAUREEN DRISCOLL MARIA DOUKAKES CHARLES D. DUNBAR AMY DUGAN EZRA DUNTON aS RICHARD DUSHMAN KATHRYN DWIGHT SUSAN CAROL EBY MICHAEL R. EBBS LIZ EARNSHAW ee ELEN C. EKSTROM GEORGE ENGLISH = ac ta. ote (be ast JOAN ELLERSICK 170 MICHAEL FAULKINGHAM JOHN J. ENTERKIN pe ae CONNIE FALCONER KEVIN FAULKINGHAM ROBERT R. DUPEREY, Dupe, Duka, 24 Hillcrest Ave. Pink Pidge Gang, Baseball, Stooges, KFL, the meadow. “Did you ever feel like a fire hydrant and all your friends were dogs?” RICHARD DUSHMAN, 8 Partridge Rd. KATHY DWIGHT, Katja, 11 Hathaway Rd. Cross Country, Soccer, Germany. “Gibt’s eigentlich einen sinn qum leben auf der welt?” JULIE FELICITY DYER, (Big) Jewel, 24 Oakland St. Band, Tennis, NHS, Powderpuff. “Moving right along... ”, “Shining star for you to see what your life can truly be.” THOMAS E. DYKE, 17 Minuteman Ln. LIZ EARNSHAW, Bianco, 5386 Mass Ave. Pep Squad, ’68 Chevy, East End! ‘Hey, Linny, you got a class?”’, ‘“Who’s got the junk?” MICHAEL R. EBBS, 5 Brent Rd. SUSAN CAROL EBY, Swe, Sweeby, 20 Baskin Rd. Yearbook, Swim Team Tri-Captain, Lacrosse, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff. “If one looks at men in all ways — are there many good ones left?” DAV ID M. EINSTEIN, 207 Wood St. HELEN C. EKSTROM, Cath, X, Hot, 227 Wood St. X-Country and Indoor Track Manager, horseback riding, cruisin’, Beach Boys, Friends, late nights, talking, Ramblers, Rotaries, Three Stooges. “Smile...” JOAN ELLERSICK, 29 Fairland St. Orchestra, Chorus, NHS. “With all its shame, drudgery and broken hearts, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy” — Max Ehrmann. ABBIE ELLICOTT, Abs, 58 Baskin Rd. Varsity Soccer, Eco- Activists, NHS. “True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable.” AIMEE G. ELLICOTT, Aims, 58 Baskin Rd. Soccer, Eco- Activists, NHS. “Whatever you do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it” — W. H. Murry. GEORGE ENGLISH, 30 Justin St. JA Hockey, KFL, Summer of 75, Lacrosse, ’68 Mustangs, football, cards. KIM L. ENGLISH, 15 Lockwood Rd. JOHN J. ENTERKIN, 10 Cherry St. MICHELLE B. EUART, 45 Parker St. Swim Team, Rifle Club, Varsity Cheerleading, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff. “There is no pain similair to that of being forgotten.” CONNIE FALCONER, 130 Grove St. Student Council, Student House, Spanish Club, piano, tennis. ‘‘We need to look more to realize that we are not so different from one another.” BARBARA ANN FALLON, Barb, 20 Eaton Rd. Yearbook, Cross- Country and Indoor Track Manager, Senior Prom, French Club, “The better part of one’s life consists of one’s friendships.” KEVIN P. FAULKINGHAM, 7 James St. MICHAEL FAULKINGHAM, 7 James St. DOUGLAS FEINBURG, Doug, 24 Peacock Farm Rd. Lunatic Fringe Diplomacy, Frisbee, Marx Bros. “Life is like a sewer, you get out of it what you put into it.” 171 DAVID F. FENSKE, 14 Slocum Rd. Band, Track, Likes Diving, Hawaii. “ ... reach for the heavens and hope for the future, and all that we can be, not what we are.” PAUL K. FERGUSEN, 8 Holton Rd. French Club, Youth Advisory Commission, Ski Club. “Why can’t they say that hate, is 10 zillion light years away? Why can’t God shine his love, down on everyone?” — S. Wonder. CARLEY FERREN, 16 Syliva St. C.H.P.’s, Chalet, White’s Pond, Rotguf Red, coffee at Brighams, Green lollopops, Duke. “Wanna go down and get a cup of coffee?” DAVID M. FEUERSTEIN, 11 Wheeler Rd. FRED J. FIELD, Campo, 1 Patriots Dr. Wrestling, Leader Corps, Volleyball, Meteorology-5, Maine, eeWTCT. “73”, It is better to have predicted and lost, than never to have predicted at all.” GINA FIERING, 142 Elgin St. Newton. “Cultivate energy to move the world and save some to warm a resting place.” DIANA FILLIOS, Dede, 19 Eliot Rd. Yearbook, NHS. ‘The best way out is always through” — Robert Frost. STEPHEN J. FILOLUNGO, 4 Cherry St. LINDA E. FINCH, 37 Woburn St. KATHLEEN FITMAURICE, 423 Bedford St. MERRILL BETH FLEISCHMANN, 28 Shade St. SCDB, Powderpuff, L.E.F.T.Y., Piano, “Our Gang’, “It is doing and giving for somebody else on which all of life’s splendor depends.” ANNE FLEMINGS, 15 Percy Rd. Soccer, Sailing, hiking, canoeing, Hancock Church Youth Group, West Virginia. MARK E. FOLEY, Fole, 82 Lowell St. Pink Pidge Gang, the meadow, Belmont, Burlington. “I’d drink it if it was __ boiling.” MAUREEN FOLEY, Mother, Ma, Moe, Protector, White, Horse, Cowbell, 11 Freemont St. Senior Show, Ski Club, LAF 24=CUG, CC I II, ESW, DB 2, VB Blue. “Enjoy today for it’s tomorrows memory.” VIVIANE FONTEYN, Viv, 254 Lincoln St. Varsity Field Hock- ey, Treasurer NHS, Co-Supervisor SOS. “Determination is the key to achievement and success.” SUZANNE ELIZABETH FORTE, Swe, 25 Oxbow Rd. Yearbook, Lacrosse, Junior, Senior Shows, Senior Prom, Powderpuff. “There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way.” ELIZABETH 8S. FOULKES, Liz, 33 Lillian Rd. England Ex- change, X-Country, Powderpuff, The: Inner Sanctum, Carribean, Dudley, she’s half crazy but that’s why you want to be there...” ROY D. FOUNTAIN, 24 Farmcrest Ave. JANET R. FOWLE, 12 Winthrop Rd. Brigham’s parties, sailing, skiing. “Is there life on Mars?”, ‘And now for something com- pletely different...” PETER FRAENKAL, 9 Mason St. Orchestra, Stage Band, Musi- cals, NHS, The Jazz 3, week-end giggs, playing drums. “It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got dat swing!” VALERIE FRANKS, Val, Rabbit, Mable, 38 Ward St. Party P.D., O’kay R.T.D. “Life is everything it’s meant to be and how you make it”, “Reach for the highest”, “Dream until your dreams come true?” THOMAS P. FRASCA, 7 Fairbanks Rd. Musket, “It is a wise person who acts without hate, it is the fool who picks his nose with a telephone pole.” PAUL A. FREDERICK, 16 Westwood Rd. TILMAN G. FREITAG, Tahihi, 43 Oaks Dr. Band, Stage Band, Drama Club, Rowdy J’s. “What there was, is still. What there will be, isn’t yet.” JONATHAN P. FRIEND, John, 3 Wachusett Circle. Ski Club, Likes MOPAR, skiing, TV, Coors. DAVID FRISSORE, Friz, Spach, Dave, 92 Blossomcrest Rd. Likes Music, Beatle sand, skiing, “Hey Spacheen”, “Buc’s doin’ fine.” 172 DAVID F. FENSKE PAUL K. FERGUSEN CARLEY FERREN FRED J. FIELD GINA FIERING DIANA FILLIOS PAUL E. FISCHER KATHLEEN FITZMAURICE ANNE FLEMINGS MARK E. FOLEY SUZANNE ELIZABETH FORTE ELIZABETH S. FOULKES ROY D. FOUNTAIN JANET R. FOWLE THOMAS P. FRASCA PETER FRAENKAL VALERIE FRANKS TILMAN G. FREITAG JONATHAN P. FRIEND DAVID FRISSORE 173 MARIELLEN FULTON KEVIN J. GAFFNEY LINDA FUSCO JEFFREY A. GALVIN LISA GAMACHE ach ) ALLISON GARY INAKI X. GARABIETA NICOLE A. GAUTRAUD BRENDA LOUISE GAY ROBERTA GEISSLER RISA DEBRA GERRIG BARBARA L. GLICKMAN MATTHEW GOLDMAN STEVEN GLASER JEFFREY GLICK JOHN J. GODOY LESLIE GOLDSTEIN MARIELLEN FULTON, Babe, Fults, 6 Tower Rd. Softball, G.H.V., H.T.J.B. “Always keep in touch.” LINDA FUSCO, 450 Woburn St. J.B. forever, Big Blue eyes, Fat bum, “Loves that gushy” “I’ll miss ya Dixie’, ‘Theatre Pharma- cy means trouble.’’, ‘Be mad.” KEVIN J. GAFFNEY, Gaff, Beef, 23 Rawson Ave. Pink Pidge Gang, JV Hockey, Burlington, the meadow, “86”. “I’ll laugh until I die.” JEFFREY A. GALVIN, 15 Barberry Rd. “If you keep your head when all others around you have lost theirs, you’ll be the only one needing a hair cut.” LISA GAMACHE, 381 Lincoln St. INAKI X. GARABIETA, 25 Hayward Ave. ALLISON GARY, Bal, Al, Luff, 29 Highland Ave. Yearbook, French Club, Junior, Senior Shows, Cumbria Exchange. ‘Some- where, my flower is there...” — Antonie de Saint-Exupery. PAULINE M. GATTI, Prunella, Tard, Mabel, 16 Skyview Rd. Likes the beach, summer sunsets and C-Unit. “Don’t try to be something you’re not, you only end up looking like a fool.” NICOLE A. GATRAUD, 3 Burroughs Rd. BRENDA LOUISE GAY, Brennie, Mig, 26 Middle St. Soph- omore Class Council, Junior Prom Committee, JV Cheerleading, Woburn. “Butterflies are free to fly.”, “See you down P.D.” ROBERTA GEISSLER, 214 Lincoln St. RISA DEBRA GERRIG, 44 Eldred St. Drama Club, AFS. “Hey Turkey!!!” DAVID GILFIX, 42 Peacock Farm Rd. STEVE GILSON, 35 Partridge Rd. “A million stars are in the sky; a million plants plunge and die; a million million sped; A million million wait ahead.” STEVEN GLASER, 62 Turning Mill Rd. Yearbook, Musket, Junior, S enior Shows, Original Barbarian. “If you’re talkin you ain’t learnin’.” PATRICIA E. GLENNON, Pato, Crash, Boons, 199 Bedford St. Junior Show, LAF 24=CUG, Judy’s weird, 99¢, Tammy and Wilma, Summer!, changes, NH, reaching goals. “For laughter is the most wonderful gift of all.” JEFFREY GLICK, Jeff, 11 Russel Rd. Likes tennis, gymnastics, mountain climbing. “What, me worry?” Ambition: to become an Air Force Pilot. BARBARA L. GLICKMAN, 6 Borroughs Rd. JOHN J. GODOY, 5 Wilson Rd. MATTHEW GOLDMAN, 20 Partridge Rd. LESLIE GOLDSTEIN, 31 Peacock Farm Rd. “You know who DeSota was? He discovered a body of water. You’ve heard of the water named after him. DeSota water.” THOMAS L. HARVEY, Tom, Harv, 11 Marlboro Rd. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Swim Team, Student Leader, Junior, Senior Shows. Likes parties, friends, raw carrots, and very short truck rides. 175 ANNE L. GRABAR DEBRA M. GOODRIDGE SELENA GOMPERS KAREN GRANGER BRUCE GRAY HELEN GRAHAM AUDREY M. GUPPI STEPHEN B. GUY PAMELA S. GREENWAY ELLEN F. HALE JOE HADLEY ANDREW GRUBER PATRICIA A. HAGERTY 176 JONATHAN S. HALL DAIVID A. HAMBLEN AMANDA HARDY OWEN HARTERY SANDY HALLEY DIANA L. HAMLIN DAVID W. HARLESTON THOMAS L. HARVEY SELENA GOMPERS, 9 Foster Rd. DEBRA M. GOODRIDGE, Debi, Goody, 24 Freemount St. Loves horses, skiing, Tull, Sand Pond, biking on Nantucket, and friends. ‘‘Really don’t mind if you sit this one out.” ANNE L. GRABAR, Annie, Annie-Lou, 46 Linnaean St., Cam- bridge. “Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.” CATHERINE A. GRAHAM, 23 Baker Ave. Powderpuff, Senior Show, Sept. 22, vetts, precious stones, BBB, VC’s and G-S with M.D., Feb. 76, W and W, beaches, elephants, concerts. “You never get a second change to make a good first impression.” HELEN GRAHAM, 4 Millbrook Rd. ‘Don’t compromise yourself, it’s all you got.” KAREN GRANGER, Hitler, Garbage, 229 East St. “Drawing the inside of pine trees’, “Hey Merl.”, “Child”, ‘““How’s life?” CASEY GRANT, 25 Balfour St. Wrestling, Rifle Team. Likes hunting, fishing, skiing, the outdoors. “Keep Ramblin On.” Ambition: Boston Fire Fighter. SALLY GRANT, 23 Somerset Rd. BRUCE CHARLES GRAY, 61 Turning Mill Rd. Football, Co- captain Swimming, Junior, Senior Prom Chairman. “Be sure brain is in gear before putting mouth in motion.” PAMELA S. GREENWAY, 10 Munroe Rd. ANDREW GRUBER, Groob, 32 Peacock Farm Rd. “Life is meant to be lived one day at a time.” ELINOR GRYBOSKI, 1 Mason Rd. AUDREY M. GUPPY, 1 Revolutionary Rd. “Laziness, the art of perfection.”, “Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep, and you weep alone.” STEPHEN B. GUY, 12 Fiske Rd. JOE HADLEY, Jose, 41 Middle St. Musket News Editor, NHS, Varsity Soccer. PATRICIA A. HAGERTY, 15 Wheeler Rd. ELLEN F. HALE, 41 Woodcliffe Rd. Likes Canada, carnivals, summertime and C-Unit. “Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, have no fun!”, “Be yourself: no one can ever tell you you’re doing it wrong.” EDWARD M. HALL, 11 Fulton Rd. JONATHAN S. HALL, Jon, 10 Patriots Dr. Wrestling, Ski Club. Likes skiing, sailing, scuba diving, fishing and CJB’s. “C’mon guys! We gotta pin ’em tonight — all of ’em! Shoot! Sprawl! C’mon pal, let’s go! the three twenty eight.” SANDY HALLEY, 5 Green Ln. LAF 24=CUG. “Somewhere between the sunrise and sunset, through the caring and sharing of my families love and laughter, I’ve found the meaning of togetherness; and through Laurie... friendship.” DAVID A. HAMBLEN, 7 Winston Rd. DIANA L. HAMLIN, lm, Diablo, Merna, DJ, Schnoppsy, 2 Rowland Ave. Bowling Group, Spanish Club, Church Crib Nursery Head. AMANDA HARDY, 21 Turning Mill Rd. Q.U.AS.I., Eco- Activists, (!), Set design. “Now I see myself as I am feeling very free; life is everything it’s meant to be.” DAVID W. HARLESTON, 22 Lawrence Ln. Ski Club, England Exchange. Will always remember the Inner Sanctum, D’s attic, and CUMBRIA. “I’ve never seen them before in my life, Chris!”, “Understanding each other is the first step we take towards knowing each other.” CALEB K. HARRIS, Caleby, 12 Bates Rd. Boys Gymnastics, Eco-Activists. : OWEN HARTERY, Harts, 54 Taft Ave. East End Derelicks Inc. “A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. 177 WILLIAM S. HARWOOD JAMES HAZARD = BETH LORAHERSCOTT eet KATHERINE LOUISE Vv a SS HILLS ve DIANE L. HIGGINS ay KAREN HERTHER PETER W. HOIRIIS BONNIE L. HITCHCOCK 178 TIM HORNIG EUGENE W. HUANG ELLEN HUTCHINS ANNE H. HUTCHINS WILLIAM 8S. HARWOOD, BS, 14 Whittier Rd. Student Government, Strategic Games, Lunatic Fringe. “Elen sila lumen omen tievo.” KAMEL HASSAN, 15 Loring Rd. STEPHEN D. HATHAWAY, 66 North St. DEAN W. HAWKINS, 14 Wilson Rd. ROBIN C. HAYWOOD, Chris, Bird, Col, 677 Lowell St. Fish Nook. ‘“‘Tobbie Cat”, ‘““How’s life?” JAMES HAZARD, 29 Eldred St. CARL J. HEINRICH, 7 Lawrence Ln. BETH LORA HERSCOTT, 12 Rumford Rd. Junior, Senior Class Council, Edco, S.A.C., Junior, Senior Shows, Senior Representative, Powderpuff. ‘Something good is happening.” KAREN HERTHER, 5 Franklin Rd. X-Country manager, Indoor Track manager, loves ’66 Comets, cruisin’, Beach Boys, Three Stooges, anything “purple” ... “kid”, YWNCA. “Guess you had to be there.”, “Peace.” DIANE L. HIGGINS, Hig, 57 Woburn St. Park Drive ’75, E.E.E., Grogs, The Spa, RT-4C, and G.V.L. “Let you out of the woods?” BRADFORD ALLEN HILL, Brad, 319 Lincoln St. Hockey;- Junior, Senior Shows, Likes the Beatles and West Tremont, Maine. “You and I have memories, longer than the road stretches out ahead...” KATHERINE LOUISE HILLS, Kath, 20 Percy Rd. Yearbook, Girls Swim Team, C.C. I II, Dixie Kids, Junior, Senior Shows, “Hey Missey, there’s 6.” BONNIE L. HITCHCOCK, Bonsworth, 3 Wright St. Senior Prom Committee, Drama Club, Aerosmith, friends, Junior Prom, and good times. “Accept love for what it is, not for what you try to make it.” PETER W. HOIRIIS, 166 Burlington St. “You only go around once in life, go for all the () you can.”, “Crazy Pedro.” BRUCE CALVERLY HOISETH, Stiff, 27 Douglas Rd. Lush, M- O-N-D-A-Y-Y-Y! Purple Dress, That guy’s foot. Varsity Cross Country Captain, Outdoor, Indoor Track Captian. “Runner whom reknown outran, and the name died before the man.” NANCY HOLDSWORTH, 6 Coach Rd. TIM HORNIG, Macho, Horny, 1105 .exington St. Waltham. Drama Club, Band, Rowdy Jay’s. ‘How ca n I go forward when I don’t know which way I’m facing?” ° EUGENE W. HUANG, Long Huang, 22 Mason St. Gymnastics, Ski Club, Summer CO-OP. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you may find you get what you need.” DAVID J. HUBERT, 29 Volunteer Way. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Beth, 10 Locust Ave. Senior Show, Florida, Puerto Rico, Marshfield, G.D. with P.M., G.U.L. JOHN H. HUNTER, 20 Benjamin Rd. - MICHAEL J. HURNEY, 6 Thoreau Rd. ANNE H. HUTCHINS, Vegie, Annie, Banannie, 3 Field Rd. Varsity Soccer, Eco-Activists. “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood...” ELLEN HUTCHINS, 39 Middleby Rd. 179 JOSEPH IODICE, 63 Winter St. DOREEN JAMES, 20 Parker St. PATRICIA J. JAMES, 41 Grove St. DAVID H. JANOWITZ, Freak, Streach, 33 Ivan St. HCHO, Coin Club, X-Country skiing, arts and crafts. “It is possible to prove anything, provided you are prepared to scarifice logic in the process. JAY J. JELLIS, 12 Oxford St. Pink Pidge Gang, Basketball, Baseball, water skiing, tennis. ‘You only live once, live it to it’s fullest.” “These are the best years of your life.” SUSAN S. JICK, Sue, 12 White Pine Ln. Stage crew for Musical, French Club, Chorus, Orchestra, AFS. KAREN ANNE JOERGER, 18 Fiske Rd. Drama, Musicals, French Club, PTSA, Class Council. Likes skiing and long walks on the beach. “Life is like a jewel, treasure it. DEBORAH A. JOHNSON, 45 Baskin Rd. MARY L. JOHNSON, 75 Cedar St. French Club, Chorus. Likes water ballet, horsebackriding and swimming. “The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed.”, “Hi Ti? RICHARD JOHNSON, 50 Middle St. Sailing, golf, skiing. “It is necessary to relax your muscles when you can. Relaxing your brain is fatal.” SCOTT R. JOHNSON, 7 Brookwood Rd. WALTER T. JOHNSON, Wazie, 26 Bedford St. Football, Wrestling, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff Coach, Team 8, Reeb Nur, 9 times?, Zulu. “I always get what I want, sometimes.” WAYNE G. JOHNSON, 39 James St. WILLIAM R. JOHNSON, 90 North St. ADRIENNE E. JONES, 44 Harding Rd. “We came into the world like brother and brother; and now let’s go hand in hand, not one before the other.”’ — Dromio of Ephesus CHERYL A. JONES, Bobo, Jonesellt, 11 Downing Rd. Hi Ho, Quack, The Beatles. “ ... indubious integrity.”, “Give me a break.”, “Bin and Grear”, “I get by with a little help from my friends.” GLENN M. JONES, 30 Hancock St. GLEN JORDAN, 30 Cottage St. “’64 CHEVY’s ‘are No. 1.”, “Fords are Junk!” DAVID KAHNE, Dave, 15 Dewey Rd. Bridge Club, Math Team, AFS, NHS, “Oh-let’s just redeal the hand.”, “Open mouth insert foot — close, gently.” STEVEN H. KAITZ, Steve, Kato, Mush?, 5 Ingleside Rd. Varsity Gymnastics. ’74, 75, ’76. “Motorcycles are the best (Kawasakis are the worst).”, ‘““D-unit woods, A-unit, and behind the field house.”, “Keep the faith!” LAURA KALB, 17 North St. Madrigals, Concert Choir, Musicals, skating. “And our memories of yesterday slip deep in the pond of tomorrow and yesterday is gone.” 180 JOSEPH IODICE DOREEN JAMES DAVID H. JANOWITZ PATRICIA J. JAMES JAY J. JELLIS SUSAN S. JICK DEBORAH A. JOHNSON KAREN ANNE JOERGER SCOTT R. JOHNSON MARY L. JOHNSON WALTER T. JOHNSON WILLIAM R. JOHNSON WAYNE G. JOHNSON ADRIENNE E. JONES CHERYL JONES STEVE KAITZ GLEN A. JORDAN LAURA KALB DAVID A. KAHNE MADGE RUTH KANTER JONATHAN C. KALEDIN KARLA KASABIAN KENNETH K. KARAIAN HARRY KATZ JOANNE KAYE KATHARINE KAUFMAN DEBORAH A. KASSLER PETER KEEPING DONALD M. KENT RON KERN JACK M. KENT ROBERT L. KIMBALL EDWARD R. KING JOHN KINNER MIKE KILEY DEBORAH L. KING MEG KINGSTON LAUREN KINNEY JONATHAN C. KALEDIN, 5 Watson Rd. MAGGIE KANTER, Twink, 277 Waltham St. Powderpuff, Senior Show, EEE. “Always remember the corner. Rex and the big fuzzy Teddy bear, T.T., C.K., G.U.L.”, “The dream has ended, it is the morning.”, ‘‘Hey, Hobo.”, “Just one more.” KENNETH K. KARAIAN, Kenny, 8 Page Rd. “Born to raise hell.” KARLA KASABIAN, 171 Grant St. “Trans-Am.”, “It’s being fixed again.”, “Stoned again.” DEBORAH KASSLER, Debbie, 11 Winchester Dr. Yearbook, French Club. “When you’ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find, peace of mind, is waiting there.” HARRY LEWIS KATZ, 18 Barberry Rd. Varsity, Soccer, Band Veep. “Bagel City’, “All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” KATHARINE S. KAUFMAN, 14 Larchmont Ln. Dance, hiking, sailing, Communication, EWOW, Re-Place, children. ‘All that seems like fantastic mistakes are not mistakes. It all has to be done. That which seems like a false step is just the next step.” — Agnes Martin JOANNE KAYE, 27 Philip Rd. Yearbook, Tennis Team, B.B.G., Powderpuff, LAF 24=CUG. “You know?’ Ambition: Special Education Teacher. PETER KEEPING, 138 Sunny Knoll Ter. Tull, The Stooges, “KD”, “Huh? Yeah.”, “Later.” THOMAS M. KEGEL, 55 Williams Rd. DONALD M. KENT, Donnie, 31 Hayes Ave. Soccer, Indoor Track, Baseball. ELIZABETH M. KENT, 15 Patriots Dr. JACK M. KENT, 62 Liberty Ave. RONALD KERN, Kernal, Omonk, 48 Circle Rd. Baseball, hockey. LAURA BETH KESSELMAN, 9 Barrett Rd. “Never forget the summer of ’75.”” Ambition: plans to attend Modeling School. MIKE KILEY, Chickey Babes, 37 Wachusett Dr. Winter, back packing, people, skiing, ‘‘He who makes the best of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.” ROBERT LAWRENCE KIMBALL, Bob, 60 Gleason Rd. WLEX. “Show me a good loser, and I’ll show you a loser.” — Woody Hayes DEBBI KING, 67 Shade St. Cheerleading, BATMT, Layla, Boomer?, 03470. “What’s up jock?”, “With all its’ shame and drudgery, it is still a beautiful world. Strive to be happy.” EDWARD R. KING, 9 Banks Ave. MARGARET J. KINGSTON, Schmeg, Meggie, 4 Field Rd. Varsity Soccer, Eco-Activists. JOHN H. KINNER, 14 Thoreau Rd. Indoor, Outdoor Track, Ski Club, Spacheem. “John Alden’s and the good times he supplied.”, “Psyche — seeing.” LAUREN KINNEY, Leeny, Kin, 202 Waltham St. Gymnastics. Ski Club, Junior Show. Powderpuff, D.G.N.T.B.T. Likes skiing, the Stones, the Stooges, B-parties, K-unit. ‘Who?’ “You Wabbit.” CHRISTOPHER J. KIRCHWEY, 26 Locust Ave. 183 ERIC 8S. KNOPF DAVID KNODEL ALMUT KOESTER SUE ANN KOSS DAVID KRAMER JoELLEN KOTLER STEVEN KRICHMAR CINDY KREIDE JESSICA P. KRAVETT SS ds DWIGHT KE. LAMAN MARCY E. KRITSICK JUDITH KULA DAVID LaFAUCI 184 TIMOTHY M. LANDRY CHRISTOPHER M. LaSONDE DAVID KNODEL, 107 Simonds Rd. Skiing, JA Hockey, Tennis, V.W.’s Summer 75. “Think small!” ERIC 8. KNOPF, Rick, 9 Middle St. Varsity Football, Track. Likes camping, partying, fast chevelles and frostos. Thumb Action. “Hey Marty!”, “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.”, Ambition; Landscaping. ALMUT KOESTER, 12 Flintlock Rd. “And the bird’s song and the people’s song and the song of life will become as one.” — Hopi prayer SUE KOSS, Bill, 15 Fulton Rd. Swimming, Track degenerate, Walden Pond, Biz, Philadelphia. “ ... But we decided which is right and which is an illusion.” JoELLEN KOTLER, Joe, 81 Spring St. French Club, SCDB, Musket, Varsity Soccer, Lefty, Chorus, Powderpuff. “A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out.” DAVID M. KRAMER, Krame, 122 Grove St. Michelobs, fishing till 7 a.m., KJP, SJM, HS, DH, BBT, RTB, TUC, BOC, NBD, DM, HIT, H+B, KCS, HD, SS. “n’yum”, “FOOD!”, “Let their be music.”’, “Captain beyond”’, ‘The pool.” KRISTEN KRAMP, 148 Concord Ave. LAF 24=CUG, ju-jitsu, olive-oil, brillo-pad. ‘‘Cris — It’s bito-honey!”, “I’m not listening”’, “Life if full of incomplete yesterdays and tomorrows that will never come.” JESSICA P. KRAVETT, 23 Constitution Rd. CYNTHIA ANN KREIDE, Cindy, Cid, Sin, Dindy, 3 Page Rd. Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track. “It takes less time to do a thing right than to explain why you didn’t!” “Party!” STEVEN D. KRICHMAR, Steve, Krichie, Krotch, Houndini, 22 Constitution Rd. Senior Show. Likes tennis and the Oakland Raiders. “Last seen standing over fallen cart crying onto spilled shrimp.” MARCY ELLEN KRITSICK, 556 Marrett Rt. Michael, Dixie, C.R.C. “all my life I never really knew me till today. Now I know why; I’m just another step along the way.” JUDITH CHRISTINA KULA, 238 Mason St. Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Powderpuff, Junior, Senior Shows, Ski Club, Musket, Sweden, music, nature, photography, Jimmy’s, J.T. “Guess so!”, “STH Band”, “To wonder is to understand.” DAVID J. LAFAUCI, 112 Kendall Rd. JA’s, March 15 and good times, Spacheem gang. “Pay no attention to what critics say: no statue has ever been put up to a crit ic.” DWIGHT E. LAMAN, 7 Summer St. CHERYL L. LANCASTER, Lenny, 11 Holton Rd. Co-captain Majorettes and JV Cheerleading, Junior, Senior Shows, and Proms, Communications Committee, Powderpuff, Oct. 25 Ray, Spring Soccer. “Don’t look down upon others, only God sits that high.” SUSAN LANCASTER, 626 Mass. Ave. LAF 24=CUG, V, Blond- blue eyes, Foley. “Did you see him?”’, “Remember yesterday ... live today ... and dream of tomorrow”, “Days come and go, but memories are forever.” TIMOTHY M. LANDRY, 5 Minuteman Ln. DOUGLAS L. LANICH, Lank, 22 Sherburne Rd. Wrestling, Ski Club, Party at Ceno’s?, The Hill, Chalet, Franklin Woods, White’s Pond. “Life is a big joke.” THOMAS P. LARSON, 7 Wingate Rd. Varsity Football, NHS. CHRISTOPHER M. LaSONDE, 32 Fern St. 185 SUZANNE LAWRENCE AMY E. LeCLAIR STEPHEN LEICHTMAN JOHN F. LEONARD 186 JOHN F. LEARY DIANE DOROTHY LEES TIM LEARY DEBBIE LESLIE ROBERT LESLIE MILLER S. LESSEL MARK A. LODI BECKIE LOUIS JOEL M. LIGHT DEIRDRE NAOMI LOMONOSOV STEVE LUZINSKI SUZANNE LAWRENCE, Sue, Suzie, Larry, 16 Stratham Rd. Yearbook, Gymnastics. ‘Smile, and the world will smile back.” JOHN F. LEARY, Hittoe, The Last of the Brook Gang, 15 Dexter Rd. AMY E. LeCLAIR, 55 Bertwell Rd. DIANA LEES, 24 Tower Rd. Madrigals, C.C., Chorus, French Club, Shows. ‘“‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference.” STEPHEN E. LEICHTMAN, Leish, Chico, 6 Tricorne Rd. Band President, Stage Band, French Club Vice President, Pins?, Macs, ACB. “Want some pies boys?”’, “If yo u can’t convince them, confuse them.” ANDREW D. LEONARD, 82 Bloomfield St. JOHN F. LEONARD, 21 Constitution Rd. CYNTHIA A. LESCALLEET, Cindy, 42 Bertwell Rd. Yearbook, Musicals, Leader Corps, Chorus, Senior Show, French Club, Modern and Scottish Dance, Powderpuff. “Never say die!” DEBORAH J. LESLIE, 38 Valleyfield St. I love ’67 Dodges. Likes April Fools jokes. “Good friends are hard to find. “Love tunafish sandwiches”, “Ha Holly?” ROBERT M. LESLIE, 8 Lake St. Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Outdoor Track, Powderpuff, Junior, Senior Shows. “Yeah, right, guess you had to be there.’’, ‘‘Nice Guy.” MILLER S. LESSEL, MSL, 20 Saddle Club Rd. ECHO, musicals, Tsongas campaign, Max-ed., French Club. “Ivrogne que tu es.”, “Never compromise yourself; it’s all you’ve got!” JOEL M. LIGHT, 4 Webster St. MARK A. LODI, 49 Williams Rd. ELIZABETH LOFTON, 28 Cedar St. DEIRDRE N. LOMONOSOV, Androgenous, Space, 18 Stratham Rd. E.R.A., N.O.W., Dror-me= who, who=he, he=she, Feminist Socialists, Alamo, Canada, L’absurde. Likes to fence, bike, hike, play violin. ‘Sisterhood is powerful!”’ BECKIE RENEE LOUIS, 8 Skyview Rd. Yearbook, Cumbria Exchange, Junior, Senior Shows, French Club, Spanish Club. “Discovery consists of seeing what everyone else has seen, yet thinking what no one else has thought.” MARK BRENDON LOWRY, 17 Audubon Rd. STEPHANIE P. LUCAS, 11 Summit Rd. ALISON LUTERMAN, 5 Manning St. Drama Club, Folio. “For anything is altogether possible, and the blind men can also see.” STEVEN M. LUZINSKI, Ski, 469 Mass. Ave. 187 KATHY LYNCH, 93 Cedar St. Remember Rot Grut Red and at least once a year. BARRY LYONS, Russell, 8 Gould Rd. “Man’s primary allegiance is to his vision of truth, and he is under obligation to affirm it.” — J. Adams, “Who is it that can tell me who I am?” — Shakespeare DAVID F. LYONS, Dave, Lye, 15 Rawson Ave. Soccer, Pink Pidge, Burlington, the meadow. Likes hockey and skiing. CAROL A. MacGREGOR, 82 Gleason Rd. DEAN J. MAGARIAN, Dino, 286 Emerson Rd. Football, Baseball, JA Hockey, Karate, Senior Show, Powderpuff Cheerleader, Wiers Beach. “I cried because I had no shoes, until I saw the man with no feet.” GERALD MAGLITTA, Jez, Spach, 10 Webb St. Likes music, skiing, John Alden’s, T.F. Regards to Buck. SUSAN A. MAGUIRE, Sue, Sam, Mac, 30 Columbus St. “Not in daddy’s car.” PATRICIA ANN MAHONEY, Pat, 8 Sutherland Rd. French Club, Powderpuff, Senior Show. “A heart filled with happiness is a treasure exceeded only by a mind filled with fond memories.”, “Bogie!” LORY BETH MALLON, 21 Bellflower Rd. Band, Chorus, French Club. Likes horses, especially Bastille, water ballet and swimming. “If you do what you should not, you must bear what you would not.”, “Hi L!!” MARK D. MANLEIF, 1 Springdale Rd. CAROL MARASA, 11 Conestoga Rd. Remember Eddie McColgan, Sagamore ’75, bug brownies, blue nuns, 9 20 74, later moans, much later. “Call the Coast Guard Bob, and move that tanker.”, “Silly, right Jim?” JAMES MARCY, 167 Cedar St. Wrestling, Rifle Club. Likes the outdoors and fishing. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. DANIEL J. MARGOLIEN, Space, 12 Ingleside Rd. Model air- planes, Team 8, WLEX. “A man hath no better thing under the sun than to eat, and to drink and to be merry.” JOHN L. MARION, 87 Bloomfield St. Once Upon A Mattress, Carousel, Outing Club. Likes planes, bikes, track. “Living!”, “Why climb a mountain? Because it’s there? Not so, rather because you're not.” PAUL S. MAROTTO, 5 Parker St. Swim Team, Cross Country, Ski Club, SCDB. “Don’t worry, it may not happen.” BRIAN E. MARPLE, 19 Eaton Rd. NANCY JEAN MARRONE, Edna, Tammy, Magilla, 60 Cary � Ave. LAF 24=CUG, 99¢ special, Tea Jiffy, Five in a fiat? “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” ANNE M. MASON, May, Mace. 15 Loring Rd. LAF 24=CUG, Student Council, Cheerleading, Powderpuff, Junior, Senior Shows, Holly, Picture on the wall, 99¢ special, courts, skiing. “A friend is one of life’s most valuable gifts. Thanks, guys!” KAREN S. MASONER, Kar, 17 Edgewood Rd. Musical, Chorus. “Love does not dominate; it cultivates.” LAURIE MASTEN, Laurie Lee, 4 Hadley Rd. X-Country, Track. “Viva Columbia!”, “How embarrassing”, “We didn’t stop, any- way.”, ‘Do the thing you fear the most.” ROBIN MASTERS, 1 Burns Rd. GAIL A. MATTHEWS, Gay Gay, 10 Oxbow Rd. Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff. Likes an Irish temper, Michael, Buster, Colgate Polmolive and B.C. ‘‘“G.M., mark of excellence!”’ CHRISTOPHER J. MAYO, 3 Fulton Rd. 188 BARRY LYONS KATHY LYNCH DAVID LYONS DEAN MAGARIAN SUE MAGUIRE GERALD MAGLITTA PATRICIA MAHONEY LORY MALLON a a [ 1; CAROL MARASA JAMES MARCY DAN MARGOLIEN MARK D. MANLEIF PAULS. MAROTTO NANCY JEAN MARRONE ANNE M. MASON JOHN MARION LAURIE MASTEN KAREN S. MASONER GAIL A. MATTHEWS ROBIN MASTERS i vi it bay a Si fe Rt $ Ht 431 aH Jit that HY a nk a . McCANN KEVIN E SUSAN McCADDEN JIM MAZERALL . McDONALD LAURA E CHRISTOPHER McCABE JOHN McCOY JAMIE McCUNE SUSAN McCOY . McDONOUGH KEVIN W CHRISTOPHER McGUIRE STEPHEN W. McKENNA KATHERINE McKENNEY DENNIS M. McIVER . McGUIRE JUDITH E 190 SUSAN McLEISH JAMES McMORROW MARGARET McSWEENEY JAMES McLAUGHLIN DAVID McLEOD JAMES A. MAZERALL, Maz, 20 Wilson Rd. Senior Show, Pink Pidge Gang, Football, KFL, scuba, the meadow. “Crawl a hole and dig in.” ROBERT MAZYCK, 38 Reed St. CHRISTOPHER McCABE, Chris, Grizzly, 17 Hamblen St. JA, KFL, Pink Pidge Gang, scuba diving, Senior Show. “It’s a rare alleyway that has no trash barrels.” SUSAN M. McCADDEN, Swe, 18 Donald St. Yearbook, Swim Team, Junior, Senior Shows. ‘No man is the whole of himself; his friends are the rest of him.” KEVIN E. McCANN, Caddy, Wheels, 11 Blodgett Rd. Soccer, Ski Club. “Live life as an individual, not as a group.” JOHN McCOY, 7 Smith Rd. Band, Orchestra, Stage Band. “If you don’t have anything to say, say it!” SUSAN McCOY, Swe, 21 Welch Rd. Class Council, Prom Com- mittees. Loves Rainbow, Concord, Bruce. “Dear friends Good- bye, no tears in my eyes ... So sad it ends as it began.” JAMIE M. McCUNE, 7 Bryant Rd. LAURA E. McDONALD, 16 John Poulter Rd. KEVIN WILLIAM McDONOUGH, Kevy, Boy, 12 Winston Rd. Likes hockey, skiing, 56 T-Birds and Mack trucks. ‘“ Babe, _— Boy, __ Kid”, “Everyone keep in touch.” CHRISTOPHER J. McGUIRE, Magooch, 124 Worthern Rd. Foot- ball, Junior, Senior Shows, Zulu, Stones, B.I.B., Gold, Meat Wagon, Maine. ‘Hey Bob... Forgebbit.” JUDITH McGUIRE, Judy, Jude, Rabbit, Leprachan, 5 Reed St. Majorette Captain, X-Country and Indoor manager, Powderpuff, YWNCA, Three Stooges, the hat. “Oooh”, “Share the happiness of life with love and a smile.” DENNIS McIVER, 30 Follen Rd. STEPHEN W. McKENNA, 47 Bridge St. Band, Junior Prom. “Better late than never, but better never late.” KATHERINE McKENNEY, 5 Winthrop Rd. MARY KATHERINE McLATCHY, McLatch, McClod, Kath- erine, 197 East St. Ice Hockey, Softball, Leader Corps. “Yep, Yep, who me?”, “So what of it?!” JAMES M. McLAUGHLIN, 55 Asbury St. “Keep on Truckin’.” SUSAN McLEISH, 44 Fair Oaks Dr. Working at the V.C., pdbb. “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” DAVE McLEOD, Mac, 71 Spring St. Basketball, Track, Band. “Anything worthwhile is worth doing for money”, “Smile! Later today you won’t feel like it.” JAMES McMORROW, Beef, Hefty, Mac, Buttsie, 118 Bedford St. Tri-captain Varsity Hockey. “Where’s the B.A.B.F.U.B.A.?”, “Alright, who p ulled the wires on my truck?” PATRICIA M. McNAMARA, Pat, Patty, Trisha, 9 Joseph Rd. Senior Show, Powderpuff, Florida, Puerto Rico, Marshfield, G.D. with B.H., G.U.L., G.H.V. “To be there is to remember.” MARGARET McSWEENEY, 4 Aerial St. JAMES ALLAN MEAD, 29 Colony Rd. Yearbook, Senior Prom. “A rose is indeed a beautiful thing, but don’t let it overshadow the surrounding beauty.” 191 STEPHEN C. MEANEY, Stretch. 49 Ward St. Junior, Senior Shows, Basketball. “All my friends look up to me.” NICHOLAS BROCK CHISHOLM MENAND, Nick, Brother, 65 Sherburne Rd. Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Stage Band, Drama Club. SUSAN L. MERFELD, 8 Rumford Rd. French Club, AFS, Ski Club, X-Country Ski Club, Junior, Senior Shows, Senior Class Council. ‘“We’ve only just begun.” ELLEN BRIDGET LEE MERKLE, 6 Brent Rd. The Movies, bridge. ‘People think televisions a medium, and it’s not, it’s an extra-large.” — Jim Stafford LAWRENCE MICHELOVE, 1 Cooke Rd. PAMELA MILES, 3 Dewey Rd. JAMES PATRICK MILEY, Jim, J.P., 29 Robinson Rd. Likes music, sports, cars, girls. “Will love all women ’til I find one I can devote myself to.” DONNA MILINAZZO, 27 Ewell Ave. “Looking into the mirror of my life it reflects my mistakes, triumphs, and dreams.” CARL MILLICAN, 90 Hancock St. “Can’t wait to get out of here.” STEVEN MILLIGAN, 285 Bedford St. KATHERINE A. MILLS, 18 Hancock Ave. Musket, Lacrosse. Loves the ocean, classical music, and Maine. JUDITH ANN MINTZ, Judy, 8 Juniper Pl. Drama Club, Brigadoon, Once Upon A Mattress, Carousel, Goomba Soocer. “Polergeists are the principle form of spontaneous material manifestation.” DAVID H. MIRSKY, Mirsk, 20 Mason St. Editor-in-Chief Musket, Soccer, Washington Workshop 1 and 2. “Life is cheese.” MARGARET MISHARA, 193 Grant St. Summer of ’%5, Gloucester, G.H.B.P.L., Back Shore, LAF 24=CUG, Tap. ‘And if they stare, just let them burn their eyes on you moving. Hold your head high.” GARY MITCHELL, 73 School St. BERNADETTE MODOONO, Bernie, Mack, 191 Woburn St. Powderpuff, 11-12-73, 4 ever (George), B.P. “Give me your love for a day, a night, an hour. If the wages of sin are death, I am willing to pay.” LINDA J. MOLINARI, Carrots, Mol, Linny, 14 Ames Ave. “When I’m right nobody remembers, when I’m wrong nobody forgets.” MAUREEN MORAN, 12 Fairbanks Rd. Likes vettes. DEAN MORRISON, 8 Diamond Rd. JENNIFER E. MORRISON, Jenny, .73 Blake Rd. Q.U.A.S.I. “Life is a journey, not a destination.” WILLIAM B. MORRISON, 9 Brigham Rd. MIKE MORTON, 3 Rolfe Rd. Math Team, ECHO, Frisbee. “Excellent wretch! Perdition catch my soul, but I do love thee! And when I love thee not, chaos is come again.” 192 STEVE MEANEY - NICHOLAS MENAND SUE MERFELD ig ELLEN MERKLE JAMES PATRICK MILEY DONNA MILINAZZO CARL MILLICAN STEVEN J. MILLIGAN JUDY MINTZ DAVID HARRIS MIRSKY MAUREEN MORAN LINDA MOLINARI BERNADETTE STARR MODOONO MIKE MORTON JENNIFER MORRISON WILLIAM B. MORRISON DEAN MORRISON 193 NINA MUELLER ANDREA MUELLER AN AE JOHN B. MOSELEY Tah, ie ae RAYMOND MURPHY | $ dy ‘ d : ( '� ¢ ALISON B. NOCKS MARY E. NORDAHL CATHY MYERS DARLENE O’CONNELL ee GAIL A. O’ CONNOR TIM NORMAN MARY O’DONOGHUE LORENA NUQUES SUSAN C. OLIVE ELISABETH OREDALEN 194 ROBERT S. ORENBERG MARC D. PADELLARO STEPHEN R. PALMER DAVID OSTROW TOM OWEN MARY JANE PALM JEANNE PARAGONA JOHN B. MOSELEY, 7 Appletree Ln. ANDREA MUELLER, Ange, 35 Lawrence Ln. Yearbook, Co- captain Girl’s Soccer, BAYS, Powderpuff, Basketball Statistician, Band, Senior Prom and Show, E.H. “Check ’em out.” NINA M. MUELLER, Nini, Twink, 122 Cedar St. Yearbook, Student Government, Junior, Senior Shows, Musket, Powderpuff. Likes Aerosmith, Beach Boys, History ’75, Jimmy’s. “Thanks Mare!”’, “What are friends for...” RAYMOND M. MURPHY, Ray, Raybo, Murph, 20 Young St. Football, Baseball, JA Hockey, Junior, Senior Shows, the meadow, Oct. 25 Cheryl, World Series ’75. “Plan ahead; it wasn’t raining when Noah built the ark.” CATHERINE MYERS, 27 Outlook Dr. O.B.C., Drama Club, Plays, Urs. “Can I drive?’, “Just around the corner’, ‘Ha! Get out of my locker.”, “Up with Grace!”, “What is hidden, will someday come to light.”, “Cath Q:... Pepsi.” KEN NEIDORF, 34 Shade St. Co-captain Cross Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track, Co-editor SCDB. MICHAEL A. NITZBERG, 22 Stimson Ave. ALISON B. NOCKS, 7 Fulton Rd. MARY E. NORDAHL, 50 Pleasant St. TIMOTHY J. NORMAN, Limey, 257 Lincoln St. Soccer, Junior Show. “I see no good people turn their heads each day, so satisfied I’m on my way.” GREGORY A. NORSTER, 15 Smith Ave. JORGE NUQUES, Diagonal 306. Guyaquil, Ecuador. MARIA LORENA NUQUES, Loreena Nooks, Diagonal 306. Guayaquil, Ecuador. Spanish Club. Likes chocolate covered bananas. ‘““What’s up?” DARLENE O’CONNELL, Twinkletoes, March, 23 Ivan St. “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” GAIL A. O’CONNOR, 439 Lincoln St. MARY F. O'DONOGHUE, Mare, Bear, 167 Burlington St. Co- captain Field Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse, Pres. Ski Club. “You never leave the people and places you love, part of them you take with you leaving part of you behind.” SUSAN CAROLYN OLIVE, 28 Slocum Rd. Yearbook, Powderpuff, Swim Team, Junior, Senior Shows. “When your heart is full of love you’re nine feet tall.” MATTHEW OLSON, 3 Brigham Rd. MARK O’NEIL, Onze, 4 Philip Rd. Baseball, Senior Show. Likes all sports. ‘““W.O.B.L.”, “Did you ever feel like a fire hydrant, and all your friends are dogs?” ELIZABETH OREDALEN, 11 Winchester Dr. ROBERT SCOTT ORENBERG, Bob, Org, 92 Cedar St. Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff Cheerleader, Whoppers, ABB, Tull, Schlitz 8 pack, Buddy, Stooges, Yaz. “K.D.”, ‘“Shutupp Weeeya!!!”, “It’s a bummer man!”’, “Huh? Yeah.” DAVID OSTROW, 7 Castle Rd. (Greenville, N.C.) — Musical, French Club, Chess Team, School Radio Announcer, School Newspaper Editor, N.C. Scholastic Press Institute President. (Lexington) — Musket. MAUREEN THERESA O’TOOLE, Mot, Motly, Muttly, 218 Bedford St. EWOW, Re-Place, Spring Street, Matt, SCS, caterpiller gut, green venturas and kittens. THOMAS M. OWEN, O, 39 Reed St. Baseball, Basketball, Junior, Senior Shows, Aerosmith. MARC D. PADELLARO, 47 Baskin Rd. JANIE PALM, 20 Harding Rd. Le Cercle Francais, Ben. “And think not that you can guide the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy shall guide your course.” STEPHEN R. PALMER, 1508 Mass. Ave. JEANNE PARAGONA, 45 Banks Ave. Senior Prom Committee, Senior Show, Powderpuff, Wall Gang, Singa’, Lady-O, Click, Cookies, Concerts, parties, dancing, The Tree, Tunes, Dressing S.T.’s. “We'll remember always, Graduation Day.” 195 DAWN E. PARS LYNNE PETERS ANN PATRICE PHINNEY CAROLE PATTERSON Se BARBARA PHELAN CHARLES D. PIOUS MATT PELIKAN ANTHONY PELLEGRINO BARBARA PLEMENOS JOE PRATT JULIA PLASTER PETER D. PONGRATZ RALPH POTTLE DAWN PARS, 42 Winthrop Rd. “You will always have happiness if you seek and find how to serve.” — 514 — “Don’t look away from the world: give yourself to it.” CAROLE PATTERSON, Pat, Princess, Jellybean, Carolina Moonshine, That blond chick, 10 Ross Rd. Thanks Gay-Gay, Lumber, and big brother, I’ll always remember. “Yunny-bun I’ll get you yet!” MATTHEW L. PELIKAN, Leicester, 7 Bates Rd. Bicycle racing. “Moderation in all things — including Moderation.”, ‘Another Melospoza melodia!” ANTHONY PELLEGRINO, 6 Great Rock Rd. URSULA PENNELL, Urs, Ursie, 50 Vaille Rd. Field Hockey, Soccer, Softball. Quack, E-R-R-R, Gawk. “Every boy loves chewing tar, if you find a stone ya win a prize.”, “ELP forever.” ADAM P. PEPPER, Duke, 25 Bedford St. EWOW, Re-Place, favorite activities, Michelob, Haffenrefer, living in the past, W.R.O.R., Mopar, 426 Hemi, Hot Rods, Sha-na-na, ’49 Mercs, Wolfman Jack, ’55 Chevy’s, American Graffiti, Duece Coupes. MARK PERETSMAN, Beaky, 4 Lantern Ln. Motorcycles, cars, parties, Bowman, weekends in N.H., ILH. ‘Honesty is the road to starvation.” ANDY PERLMAN, Pearl drops, Brown, Peng, 10 Tyler Rd. JA Hockey. ‘‘NO, not at all, not even a little.” LYNNE PETERS, 31 Webster Rd. I love Karl and P P. August 5, 1974, Chevy Van, Schlitz, K L fo rever. “Rock Me Gently”, “Days come and go... but memories are forever.” MICHEAL PETERSON, 33 Hillcrest Ave. ROBERT PETNOV, 73 Laconia St. AL PETTY, 5 Phinney Rd. “While we sit bousing at the nappy, and getting fou and unco happy...” BARBARA PHELAN, Barb, 11 Stevens Rd. Powderpuff, Senior Show, B Block?, N.P. “Friends though absent are still present.” ANN PHINNEY, Phin, Annie, 17 Columbus St. Basketball, Powderpuff, Senior Show, there’s 6, Bye. “Don’t let school interfere with your education.” CHARLES DIAMOND PIOUS, Pie, 15 Diana Ln. Glendale. “K.D.”, “If I am not for myself who will be for me? If I am for myself alone what good am I?” PAUL PIVARUNAS, Boris, Parvane, Man, 44 Reed St. “You can’t blame your parents for something three billion years ago. You can blame society for a number of things.” JULIA PLASTER, 6 Blinn Rd. ‘For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.” — John 2°14 BARB PLEMENOS, Pimento, 7 Battle Green Rd. Varsity Tennis, Varsity Field Hockey, F.0.0.L.S. “Anyone can succeed at almost anything for which they have unlimited enthusiasm.”, “The hardest thing to give, is in.” PETER D. PONGRATZ, 20 Cedar St. Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Rifle; Coin and Stamp Club. “Every second that goes by, we get closer and closer to tomorrow so, do what you want to do now, cause time won’t wait!” ANITA POTARO, Nita, 36 Bartlett Ave. Gymnastics. Party! S.P. forever, Chunky’s T-bird. “It’s no biggy.”, “Do it again.”, “For those who love, time is eternity.” RALPH R. POTTLE III, Russ, 1088 Mass. Ave. WLEX, General Messing Around. “He who does not flow with the river of life eats the slab of fish.”, “That’s significant.” JOSEPH N. PRATT, Jose, Moonshine, 6 Whittier Rd. Co-captain Indoor, Outdoor Track. “An occasional defeat makes winning all the more precious.” SALVATORE G. PROCOPIO, 42 Albermarle Ave. 197 DALE PULLIS, 9 Tyler Rd. Baseball. “Haste makes waste, so why hurry.” LAURIE A. PUOPOLO, 254 Worthen Rd. LAF 24=CUG, France w D.C., good times w Sandy and L.A.’s, 99¢ special, High Holly. “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” JAMES D. PURVIS, 11 Page Rd. STEPHEN C. QUICK, 32 Turning Mill Rd. HOWARD QUINN, 28 Woodcliffe Rd. MICHAEL A. QUINN, Quinney, Weasle, The Joker, J.W., 5 Sylvia St. Cross-Country, Indoor Track. “Hey Bruce, what’s goin’ on this weekend, drinking again?!” MICHAEL Y. RA’ANAN, Micha, M.Y.Ra’, Pear, Sheik, 7 Rolfe Rd. Lampoon, Lunatic Fringe Diplomacy, Strategic Games, bridge. ‘Win some, lose some, lose some more.”, “Plagiarize!”, “Terminological inexactitude.” ALISON RACZKOWSKI, Al, Raz, 87 North St. Softball, Powderpuff, “L.C.”, “We’re great!”, “This weekend better be good, Maureen.”, “I wish to have the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change those things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.” AVI RAEPER, 11 Blake Ave. Dundee, Scotland. Guitar, photography, music, French Club, literature. “There’s night and day, both sweet things. Life is very sweet...” LYN RAIA, Sun, 14 Robbins Rd. Party! “We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of mankind ... or to make it the last.” TIMOTHY G. RAISBECK, 40 Bloomsfield St. SUSAN LYNNE RAND, Rando, Bando, 9 Saddle Club Rd. Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Ski Club, Powderpuff, Senior Show and Prom, Vermont. “C’mon you turkeys.”, “He who is afraid of death, never lives.” EDWARD W. RANKIN, 148 Follen Rd. LAURA JOAN RECHTMAN, 309 Emerson Rd. Shows, Tennis Team and always art and sewing. “Was a sunny day, not a could in the sky!”, “Hope is a waking dream.”, “Are they blue?, No, turquoise!”, ‘Keep smiling, it makes the world a happier place to live in.” MARK D. REGILLO, 16 Laconia St. KATHERINE ANN REINER, 3 Gould Rd. DROR, Hanging Around. “I was just teasing.”, “It’s a wise person who knows his limitations. I’m leaving none too soon.” DONNA RESERVITZ, 10 Paddock Ln. Class Council, Lefty, Senior Prom, French Club. “Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.” — Poe CHRISTIAN REWOLDT, 6 Lawrence Ln. MICHAEL RICCI, Rico, 1012 Waltham St. Varsity Football, Basketball, Rifle Club, Team, Vice President Medical Careers Club. “We may all live under the same sky , but all have different horizons.” KENNETH A RICHARDS, Ken, 9 Frances Rd. JA Hockey. JAMES RICHIE, 8 Winston Rd. Ski Club, Soccer. Likes good wine, women, and music. “The little I know I owe to my ignorance.” JEREMY RICHMAN, 22 Barberry Rd. Chess Club, Strategic Games. Likes fencing, tennis, jokes and laughs, relaxing with friends. “I never played a game I didn’t like.” RONALD RICHTER, Ron, 30 Tower Rd. 198 DALE PULLIS LAURIE A. PUOPOLO STEPHEN C. QUICK JAMES D. PURVIS MICHAEL QUINN MIKE RA’ANAN AVRIL RAEPER ALISON RACZKOWSKI EDWARD W. RANKIN LYN RAIA SUSAN L. RAND LAURA JOAN RECHTMAN KATHY REINER MARK D. REGILLO DONNA J. RESERVITZ MICHAEL RICCI RONALD RICHTER JAMES RICHIE RICHARD M. RIGBY, 106 Grove St. SUSAN LYNNE RIZZA, Sue, Shoe, Craze, Rizza-ma-Tizza., 171 North St. My life is a soap opera. Goodnite Ruth! Right, Right; Lemon?!?, Party P.D. ‘We meant well, but we really didn’t know what well meant.” CHERYL ANN ROBB, Cher, Cherie, Robbie, 96 Winter St. Plans to go to Hairdressing School and be with EDDIE. “The Fonz”, “Little do they know!”, ‘You make me feel brand new!” DAVID ROBERTS, 7 Sherman St. KATHLEEN THERESA ROCHON, Kathy, Roch, Looney Tune, 11 Hibbert St. Powderpuff, VA Volunteer, Will never 9-27-74, Loves Jimmy. ‘“Wouldn’t it be nice if we were older, then we wouldn’t have to wait so long.” EMILY B. ROCKWOOD, Blissy, Blister, 14 Demar Rd. NHS Secretary, SG, Junior Class Secretary. “Go placidly amid the noice and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.” JEFFREY 8. RODMAN, Jeff, Poppa, Jeffington, 7 Abernathy Rd. Yearbook, SCDB, Varsity Swimming, French Club, ACB. “Of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these: it might have been.”, ““Want some pies boys?” EVELYN G. RONCHETTI, 4 Blossom St. JULIE G. ROSS, 10 Blueberry Ln. STEVEN A. ROSS, Steve, 22 Suzanne Rd. Baseball, Musket. “Those who do not love Michelob, women and song remain fools their whole life long.” CAROLYN ROTONDI, 27 Sherburne Rd. Powderpuff, Carousel, piano. “It will be OK!” JONATHAN S. ROWLAND, 26 Demar Rd. ANNE K. RUDD, 47 Bloomfield St. PHILLIP J. RULON 26 Locust Ave. WALDO 8. RULON, 26 Locust Ave. KEMPTON J. RUSHTON, 29 Marrett Rd. GAIL SAMPSON, 8 Bedford St. Yearbook, JV Field Hockey, Varsity Gymnastics, AFS, French Club, Mattress, Carousel, Junior Show. “After night, there is always day and sunlight and flowers.” ERIC JOHN SANDQUIST, 24 James St. Esse Quam Videri, N.C.O.B:S. DAVID SANTOSUOSSO, 83 Bow St. ALEXI L. SARNEVITZ, 2 White Ter. Chess Club, Strategic Games. TIMOTHY R. SAVAGE, Beast, 1 Carley Rd. JA Hockey. JONATHAN G. SCANLON, 62 Ledgelawn Ave. SUSAN R. SCANNELL, Scannelli, Sue, Mom, 38 Downing Rd. Senior Show, Drama Club, Musicals, Showtunes with Fred, riding into Chem on a skateboard. “Sorry I’m late, but”, “Thanx Fred, Mr. D, Lucy”, “Give me the toy,” “Live and learn.” DIANE E. SCHAFFNER, Dee, Schaffer, Fred, 379 Marrett Rd. Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball. ‘Enjoy life, as you can see (eee DAVID SCHLICKMAN, Schlicky, 15 Hickory St. Strategic Games Society Treasurer, Minitrue of Coin and Stamp Club. CAROLE SCHMICKLEY, Schmickle-Pickle, 6 Hadley Rd. “Sunshine on my shoulders ... ”, “I only want to live in an environment with love, pure and beautiful as nature surrounding us”, “Carole does that??” 200 SUSAN RIZZA RICHARD M. RIGBY KATHLEEN T. ROCHON DAVID ROBERTS KMILY BLISS ROCK WOOD JEFFREY RODMAN EVELYN G. RONCHETTI STEVEN ROSS JONATHAN S. ROWLAND | CAROLYN ROTONDI JULIE G. ROSS ANNE K. RUDD ERIC JOHN SANDQUIST DAVID SANTOSUOSSO ALEXI SARNEVITZ Wy AS VEO A 4 ti i JONATHAN G. SCANLON DIANE SCHAFFNER DAVID SCHLICKMAN CAROLE SCHMICKLEY ROBERT A. SCHULER DOROTHY SCHOPPET DORIS SCHNELLER CHARLES SCIMECA BARCLAY SCHULZ LISA SENNOTT JANE SHANLEY JANIE SHERRARD JEANINE SHAUGHNESSY LIZ SEN MARTHA SHERMAN ee ee +n Maem eee ply 8 2 He ats oe gt L Seniaaatienteeinind alll ERAN SHORR KAREN L. SIDLEY ANDREW A. SILVERSTON STEPHEN SIMEONE MICHAEL SHUNNEY ROBERT SIEGEL CRISTINE SILVESTRO PHILLIP SINCLAIR DORIS MARY SCHNELLER, 12 Blossom St. Tri-captain Varsity Soccer, Outdoor Track, AFS, Ski Club, Powderpuff, Senior Show. BARBARA SCHOPPEHT, 8 Dee Rd. DOROTHY ANN SCHOPPET, Dottie, 8 Dee Rd. Swim Team, Chorus, Bridge Club. “Live while you’re living, and die and be done with, never refuse a challenge.” ROBERT A. SCHULER, 28 Ledgelawn Rd. JOSEPH A. SCHULTZ, Schultzie, Joe, 18 Richard Rd. ECHO, Junior, Senior Shows, Basketball Addict. ‘You only have one life to live, enjoy it while you can.”, “Friends are your greatest asset.” BARCLAY E. SCHULZ, Loid, Spaceman, 31 Ledgelawn Ave. Football, Outdoor Track, Junior, Senior Shows. “KD”, “It helps to know what you’re doing, but it don’t take no brains.” CHARLES S. SCIMECA, Charlie, Charlieboy, 104 Kendall Rd. Pink Pidge Gang, KFL, Football, Belmont, Burlington, the meadow, W.O.B.L. DAVID CLARK SCOTT, Scotty, 6 Valley Rd. NHS, Captain Indoor Track, Football, Baseball. Psych seeing, Up to the Golden Arches, DJF. “All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare.” WILLIAM A. SCOTT, Biull, Jake, 404 Lincoln St. Pink Pidge Gang, KFL, Baseball, JA Hockey, the meadow, Belmont, Bur- lington. HOLLY A. SEBELL, 100 Burlington St. Musket, Junior, Senior Shows, S8.W. best 6 years. ‘This is Syd, this is Holly.”, “Thanks for everything N.M.L.C.”, “Promises may get friends, but per- formance keeps them.” LORETTA ANN SELMAN, Hot Lips?, 25 Summer St. Indoor and Outdoor Track. “Honey, now really?”’, ‘Be what you are, not what you aren’t!” ELIZABETH LYNNE SEN, Lizzie, Sennolli, 24 Baskin Rd. “Let me touch you: for I am gentle and humble, and you shall find rest for your souls, for I give you only light burdens.” — Matt. 11:30 LISA ANN SENNOTT, 10 Douglass Rd. Senior Show. “Take a hike!”’, “‘Ask me if I care.” JOHN F. SHANAHAN, 331 Bedford St. JANE F. SHANLEY, 16 Nickerson Rd. Musicals, French Club. Likes waterskiing, biking, blizzards and walking through pour- ing rain. “If you see someone without a smile, lend him one of yours.” JEANINE S. SHAUGHNESSY, Gigs, 18 Deering Ave. Park Drive ’75, E.E.E., The spa, G.U.L. MARTHA SHERMAN, 14 Ridge Rd. JANIE SHERRARD, 611 Mass. Ave. The Circle, EWOW, AH- OOHS. “Look at the Grouse!’’, ‘‘Bye LHS, miss ya (kinda-sorta).” DAVID SHOEMAKER, 18 Dexter Rd. Likes mountaineering, cycling, canoeing. “Stop it!, It’s getting silly.” ERAN SHORR, 56 Liberty Ave. “The girl from Cambridge is coming...” MICHAEL E. SHUNNEY, Mike, Shun, 24 Revere St. Yearbook, Football, Baseball, JA Hockey, Wrestling, Powderpuff Coach, Junior, Senior Shows Proms, 6 8 74, Michelob, Stooges, 51, Tull. “KD”, “C.G.Z.”, “Later.” KAREN L. SIDLEY, 2 Rodgers Rd. ROBERT SIEGAL, 183 Cedar St. The Miser, songwriting, guitar, necks. ‘‘Where’d you get that statistic?”, “I made it up.” ANDREW A. SILVERSTON, 14 Partridge Rd. CRISTINE A. SILVERSTRO, 38 Lawrence Ln. Yearbook, Jun- ior, Senior Shows and Proms, Junior Class Council, Child Care, Powderpuff, GPD-TL, LAF 24=CUG. “Pokey”, “Tango”, ‘“Da- vid, do you know these people?”, “It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” STEPHEN A. SIMEONE, Simmie, 38 Wyman Rd. England Exchange, Musicals, Drama Club, Ski Club, Remember the inner sanctum, Mark’s Car, The Caribbean. Likes Architecture. “I’ll be there at eight ... Yes! I am coming!!”, “I love this car.”, “Th e Big B!!” PHILLIP SINCLAIR, 590 Lowell St. Ski Club, C-Unit, Italy. “To not decide is to decide.” 203 AMY P. SING, 18 Locust Ave. Yearbook, AFS, Field Hockey, Gymnastics. “Thweetie, are you sure you like him?”, “You fag- gots!”, “Yesterday’s projection will never really know, but tomor- rows recollection will surely show it was so.”, “L.C.”, “We’re great!” KAREN L. SINGLEY, 8 Bushnell Dr. Folio, Junior, Senior Shows. “The night is young ... ”, ‘“Zap!”, “Who is blind? The person that cannot see another world.” JOSEPH H. SKERRY, 6 Bushnell Dr. Football Captain, Indoor, Outdoor Track, JA Hockey, Head Coach Powderpuff, Wiers Beach, U.B.A. “61”, “If I worry, will the future change?” CHRISTOPHER H. K. SLOAN, 3 Summit Rd. Yearbook, French Club, Outing Club, Minuteman Photographer. “Eh, that’sa life!”, “Never for the sake of peace and quiet deny your own ex- periences for convictions.” — Dag Hammerskjold ANDREW D. SMITH, 16 Childs Rd. Yearbook, Football, Wres- tling, Tennis, Junior, Senior Shows. ANTHONY R. SMITH, 81 Hill St. J. GREGORY SMITH, Smitty, Spach, 29 Oakland St. JV, Varsity Tennis, Musket writer and photographer. “Ford Cortina”, “My hat’s off to ya.”, “A temptation resisted is a pleasure lost.” KATHLEEN MARION SMITH, Kathy, Smithio, 3 Richard Rd. Junior Prom, Powderpuff, Senior Show. “Hey Birdie, there is number six.”, “We don’t remember the days, we only remember the moments.” SHERYL J. SOBECK, Shaw, 5 Tufts Rd. Senior Prom, Drama Club, Ski Club. Likes Aerosmith, David, friends and good times. “Time flies, sunrise and shadows fall, let time go by, love is forever over all.” DIANE SOKAL, 4 Tyler Rd. Concert Choir, Madrigals, Early Music Players, NHS. Likes Photography. MARIE SOLLI, 632 Mass. Ave. ANJU SOPARKAR, 12 Saddle Club Rd. Brigadoon, Mattress, Carousel. “Thanx for the colors you’ve painted my soul with. My spirit rejoices — sing, dance! One circle near done, the other starting. Come, share more!” LISA KAY SOTAK, 11 Whittier Rd. England, “I fought with you, fought on your side, long before you were born ... Here I stand, look around, but you won’t see me. Now I’m here.” JOEL P. SOUSA, 435 Bedford St. Planning to make a career in the field of Law. “A goal is awaiting me, now I must seek it, to the best of my ability.”, “Chupa.” MARY A. SOUSA, 50 Woburn St. AMANDA A. SOYBEL, 14 Winchester Dr. KEITH W. SPELLENBERG, 125 Laconia St. JAMES M. SPENCER, 489 Waltham St. SARA M. SPENCER, Sally, 32 Hancock St. “The wind laughs, the world cries, but I shall laugh with the wind.” DAVID SPILLANE, Dave, 22 Oxbow Rd. Basketball, Senior Show, Golf. ““No man is free who is not master of himself.” KEVIN STACEY, 27 Spring St. RUTH M. STANKOWSKI, 30 Grapevine Ave. NANCY J. STECHLER, 68 Bertwell Rd. Q.U.A.S.I., J. “Can you imagine us years from today, sharing a park bench quietly...” MARK STEIN, Steiny, 9 Tricorne Rd. JV, Varsity Soccer, Tennis, YES. ‘In my early years, I held my tears and passed my days alone. Drifting on an ocean of loneliness, my dreams, like nets, were thrown.” LILIAN STERN, 8 Tyler Rd. ECHO. “Through a glass, darkly.” PHILIP STETTINER, Phil, Stet, 12 Whittier Rd. Likes sports, music and the Red Sox. “Do it till your satisfied.” 204 AMY SING JAY SKERRY ANDREW SMITH J. GREGORY SMITH KAREN SINGLEY CHRISTOPHER H. K. SLOAN ANTHONY SMITH KATHLEEN M. SMITH DIANE SOKAL ANJANI A. SOPARKAR LISA KAY SOTAK SHERYL JAN SOBECK KEITH W. SPELLENBERG AMANDA A. SOYBEL JOEL P. SOUSA J Ween oe eit as RUTH M. STANKOWSKI JAMES M. SPENCER SALLY SPENCER DAVID SPILLANE NANCY STECHLER LILI STERN PHILIP STETTINER Se x 38 Te auck WILLIAM F. STEWART SYLVIE STEWART SARAH E. STOLZ CHRIS STOVER LESLIE A. STONER MARK STORER PATRICIA STYGLES LORI STRATTON a 206 NANCY ELLEN SWAN KATHY SULLIVAN MICHAEL SUTHERLAND MARK SWANSON BILL STEWART, 118 Bedford St. Football, Indoor, Outdoor Track, Bandana. “Where’s Stewart?”, ‘“‘School?”, “Sports”. SYLVIE STEWART, 19 Turning Mill Rd. Early Music Players, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Once Upon A Mattress, Carousel, Eco- Activists, Q.U.A.S.I. “Someone, I tell you, will remember us.” — Sappo JILL R. STOLLER, 26 Thoreau Rd. L.B... M-Lou, PH, BZ, Wiz. SARAH E. STOLZ, 2139 Mass Ave. MYWE, GBYSO, NEC Orchestra, District, All-State, NHS, French Club, music and the Societ Union. “Always strive for perfection.” VICKI STONE, 22 Leonard Rd. Swim Team, Powderpuff, Gymnastics, Senior Show. “Winners never quit and quitters never win.” LESLIE ALICE STONER, Stoner, Bonehead, Dolly, Speedy, LA Stone, 125 Harvard Ave. W. Medford, MA. Black Student Union, Halloween of ’73, Samantha and Sam. “To each his own.”, “Really now!” MARK C. STORER, 69 Pleasant St. Cross Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track, Ski Club, Chess Club “Happiness is: school fudge caught on the first bounce.” CHRIS T. STOVER, Loki, Stoves, Mush, 21 Haywood Ave. Band, Pins? Babs, ACB. “Want some pies boys?”, “... share the feelin’ with your brother, don’t stop caring, one another...” LORI J. STRATTON, 7 Trotting Horse Dr. Bicycles, winter climbing, Drama Club, trees, MTT, Philomachus pugnax, DADFA:GEFDECDE ... “With knowledge comes solitude.” LIGITA L. STRAUJUPS, 35 Winchester Dr. LINDA STRONG, 16 Eldred St. X-Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track, O.B.C. “What a mush!”, “Nurd”, “The Lord is near to all who call upon Him.” — Psalm 145:18 DAVID W. STUDLEY, 110 Concord Ave. PATRICIA STYGLES, Patty, 17 Fletcher Ave. Powderpuff, ESSO Park, Hond Pond, Park Drive, B-P. “Life belongs to the living and he who lives must be prepared for changes.” CHERYL L. SULLIVAN, 60 Winter St. VA Volunteer Project. Horses! “So few people live, most just exist.” — Jonathan Livingston Seagull KATHY SULLIVAN, 60 Winter St. VA Volunteer Project. Horses! “So few people live, most just exist.” KEVIN M. SULLIVAN, 28 Homestead St. Hockey, Golf, Band. “The physician can bury his mistakes, but the architect can only advise his client to plant vines.” — Frank Lloyd Wright PAUL J. SULLIVAN JR., 9 Oxford St. LAWRENCE P. SUMSKI, Larry, 37 Paul Revere Rd. Likes sports, music. “Bush league is better than no league at all.” MICHAEL J. SUTHERLAND, Sud, Suds, Sudsy, 24 Rawson Ave. Pink Pidge Gang. “Green is good, but gold is better.” NANCY ELLEN SWAN, 18 Bedford St. Junior Show, Chorus. “Thanks M and D.” MARK SWANSON, 9 Winchester Dr. 207 RUTH E. SWANTON, Squirrel, Cookie, 66 Harding Rd. LAF 24=CUG, Ski Club, Powderpuff, Summer of 1974, Maine, JS, BB, SC PHANTOM, barbaric Latin class. “Streakers tan more evenly.”, ‘““Hot Pancakes.” CHARLES S. SWEET, 312 Lowell St. LISA SZALAJESKI, 60 Marrett Rd. Yearbook, Editor Folio, Senior Prom, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff, F.0.0.L.S. “The most wasted of days is that in which one has not laughed.” PAUL J. SZALAJESKI, 3 Myrna Rd. DONNA L. TACCALOZZI, 12 Barrett Rd. MARIANNE J. TACK, 127 Shade St. WAYNE C. TALLEY, 15 Diamond Rd. Pink Pidge, Baseball, KFL. JOHN K. TALMAGE, Senator, 3 Fourth St. Tenth Regt. of Foot, 8th Mass. Line. “No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other dumb bastard die for his country.” — General G. S. Patton ERIC DOUGLAS TAMBOR, 11 Adams St. Ski Club. Likes Five Five’s, Elvis, Ford Flatheads and Economics. “Be careful sliding down the banister of life so that you don’t get a splinter in your career.” CHARLES W. TARBELL, 80 North St. ROBIN S. TASSEL, 21 Suzanne Rd. DAVID TAVERNA, Count, The Godfather, 17 Ingleside Rd. Varsity Football, Basketball. “The Bay Area SAWs are whirring (and winning).”, “You never really appreciate what you have until you don’t have it.” LLOYD D. TAYLOR, 1 Maureen Rd. MAROO THEODORAS, 17 Skyview Rd. LLTAS, JV Field Hockey, EWOWE, Drama Club. Yellow 1967 Mustangs, Ogunquit. “I love Pat.”, “If it’s not one thing, it’s another; and it’s usually worse.” SUZANNE THEODORE, Fuzzy Pup, Sue, 27 Turning Mill Rd. LAF 24=CUG. “Learn and live.”, Everyone is beautiful.”, “No one should forget the retarded.” JOHN THERIAULT, 4 Milk St. JA Hockey. Likes skiing, tennis. “Be not like the man who knows what of what he has, until it is gone.” CYNTHIA L. THOMPSON, Muscles, Hoof, Rell, Pork 2, Cabs, 52 Williams Rd. LAF 24=CUG, Bert and Sime, Junior Show. “Check it out”, “Always remember the good old days!” WILLIAM G. THORBURN, 2 Fulton Rd. Cross Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track, T.M. ‘“Marracas!!!”, “Hey-a ... gonna win today?” SUE TILLINGHAST, Tilly, 14 Douglas Rd. Basketball, Softball, Powderpuff. “Be yourself.” Ambition: Legal Secretary. ANDREA TISHMAN, 17 Dewey Rd. CINDY TOCCI, Cinquenta, Sink, Sin, Builly’s little sister, 23 Appletree Ln. Yearbook, Drama Club, Spanish Club. ‘The whole world is out of order and there’s only one repairman in sight.” BILL TOCCI, 23 Appletree Ln. “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.” TASHA TOTMAN, 46 Mouland Ave. DOUGLAS B. TOUART, 5 Compton Cir. 208 CHARLES S. SWEET PAUL J. SZALAJESKI LISA SZALAJESKI DONNA L. TACCALOZZI MARIANNE J. TACK WAYNE TALLEY JOHN KNIGHT TALMAGE DAVID TAVERNA ie Al ROBIN S. TASSEL | a | ; JOHN THERIAULT MAROO THEODORAS SUZANNE THEODORE CYNTHIA THOMPSON CINDY TOCCI DOUGLAS B. TOUART 209 LESLIE ANN TRZEPACZ SHIRLEY A. TOUMAYAN MARK TRANTANELLA RICHARD TRINGALE PATRICIA A. TWOMEY DAVID UNUMB ROBERTA VANALSTINE SUSAN VOLPE DAVID VITAL « X aa8 oWaee 210 ALAN M. WACHMAN CONSTANCE WARD SUSAN WARREN JEREMY H. WATERMAN EDWARD F. WALSH iy 2 “eee MARCY WARSHAWER DIANE WATSON SHIRLEY A. TOUMAYAN, Trouble, Daydreamer, 19 Tufts Rd. Yearbook, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff, Ski Club, VA Volunteer, Track, Fribbles, Friendly’s. ‘‘Here comes the Sun!”, “You Turkey!”, “Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been.” MARK BRIAN TRANTANELLA, 4 Third St. Football, Scout, Shows, Proms, PIC, Maine. “Walking in the Wind”, “Bing!”, “Eh, forgebit!!!”” LESLIE ANN TREZPACZ, 7 Graham Rd. P.D. ’75, the dump, cruisin’, courts, C.R., Morris and Lorna. “If I had ever been here before, I would probably know just what to do, wouldn’t you?” RICHARD TRINGALE, 27 Volunteer Way. JIM TUCK, Tuck, 5 Jackson Ct. Golf, Baseball, JA Hockey, Junior, Senior Shows, Dump Road. ‘tHe who hesitates is lost.” PATRICIA A. TWOMEY, 98 Hancock St. DAVID UNUMB, 40 Freemont St. Loves Amy, good times and music. “Well done, I commend your pains.”, “Wouldn’t it be nice?”, “Cruisin’.” MARK B. VAFIADES, Vaf, 29 Partridge Rd. Track, Rifle Club, Drama Club, Junior, Senior Shows, Mopar Racing Team. “No matter what people say, if you want to do something, do it.” JOANNE VALLAS, Jo, 11 Phinney Rd. Yearbook, SCDB, Field Hockey, Powderpuff. Likes sports, music, good times and tunafish. “Life isn’t dated merely by years. Events are sometimes the best calendars.” ROBERTA VANALSTINE, 466 Lowell St. MARISA VANNI, Maris, Missy, 23 Ames Ave. Junior Prom, Powderpuff, Senior Show. “There’s 6, Phin.”, ‘You never have a second chance to make a first impression; so make the first one count.” ROBIN A. VANNI, Bird, Birdie, 23 Ames Ave. Yearbook, Senior Prom. “Hey Smithio!!”, ‘‘Where’s 67’, “Old people believe everything; middle-aged people suspect everything; young people know everything.” DAVID VITAL, Vibes, 187 Marrett Rd. C.H.P.’s, White’s Pond, Chalet. “Get me one.”, “Numbers forever.’”, “Wanna catch a buzz?” SUSAN VOLPE, Sue, 770 Waltham St. Chorus, Concert Choir. “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” ALAN M. WACHMAN, 10 Diamond Rd. Representative to School Committee, Student Advisory Board to School Committee, NHS President, Musket cartoonist, Madrigals, The Crucible, Brigadoon, Mattress, Carousel. EDWARD F. WALSH, Ed, Eddie, Fast Ed, 3 Weston St. Football, KFL, JA Hockey, Bolton Arena Basketball. “There must be a heaven because there sure is a hell.” CONSTANCE M. WARD, Connie, 4 Bruce Rd. Chorus, French Club, Drama Club, Senior Prom, Radio Club, F.0.0.L.S. ‘“Avoir le pied marin.” KAREN WARNER, Kariann, 3 Hadley Rd. Band, AFS, French Club, ’74 JV Softball, Cumbria Exchange. “I love you too, percussion.” SUSAN WARREN, Laudie, 52 Farmcrest Ave. Kco-activists, Soccer, Cross Country Ski Club. “Constantly I have glimpses of a se rene friendshipland, and know better why brooks murmur and violets grow.” MARCY WARSHAWER, 11 Tower Rd. Bays Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Eco-activists. “When the last individual of a race of living things breathes no more, another heaven and another earth must pass before such a one can be seen again.”, “Zoo.” JEREMY H. WATERMAN, Mongo, 4 Third St. “Life is a horrible nightmare, but why are we laughing?” DIANE MARIE WATSON, Dede, 1 Homestead St. Yearbook, Junior, Senior Shows, Cheerleader, Majorette, Chorus, Silver Bullet Pilot, Inner Peace. “BT Unite!”, ‘Once I thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken.” 211 KEITLYN ELENA VICTORIA WATSON, Red, 5 Shaw PI. Tennis, Karate, Track, Intramurals, volleyball, Cheerleading, Stamp Club, Chorus, Madrigals. “Dreams are the touchstones of our characters.” — Shelly DAVID C. WATTS, 5 Lincoln Ter. MARK V. WEBSTER, 87 Hancock St. DANIEL W. WEEKS, 11 Diana Ln. LEE D. WEINSTEIN, 6 Nickerson Rd. Yearbook, Ping Pong, Chess. DAVID WEISMAN, Wiz, Brillo, 240 Grove St. Haffenrefer, Turn on to Tull and Captain Beyond. Likes concerts and sports cars. “I wish that for just one time you could stand inside my shoes...” — B. Dylan CHRISTOPHER WELCOME, Cool Calm Crazy Chris, 41 Franklin Hill Ave. Dorchester. JV Basketball, Tennis, Baseball. DAVID B. WELLS, Little Fred, 58 Prospect Hill Rd. Varsity Soccer, Wrestling, Tennis, Chamonix, Ski Club. RON WELLS, 23 Eaton Rd. Hockey hunting and beer, Class of 74, 1-4-6, Ret. 101st Airborne Division U.S. Army. “If you want it bad enough, you will get it.” MARY JILL WEST, 70 Gleason Rd. Le Cercle Francais. “Castles made of sand fall in the sea eventually.” NANCY A. WESTERMAN, 253 Lincoln St. Yearbook, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff. Loves David, June 10, 1974, Fribbles, Friendly’s, There’s nobody left! “Here comes the sun!” Ambition: Veterinarian. DOUGLAS E. WESTON, 80 Oak St. Media Aids Club, Band, Drama Club. THOMAS BENJAMIN WESTON, 80 Oak St. Mash, President LHS-TV, Drama Club. “Dying is such a waste of good health.” DAVID WETMORE, 25 Calvin St. Enjoys winter moutaineering, campagnolo components, Gold. “Hip to the Sa-hij-u-ation.” PAULA J. WEZNIAK, Puff, 17 Middle St. “To be happy is not to possess much, but to hope and to love much.”, ‘See you down PDs TIMOTHY M. WHALEN, 28 Reed St. MICHELE WHALL, Banger, 10 Elena Rd. Loves Aces, Kings, and vanilla cokes. MARIA STANDISH WHITE, Twangs, 73 Hancock St. Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, LYHA, Leader Corps. “There is no limit to the good a man can do if he doesn’t care who gets the credit.” MICHAEL E. WHITE, 30 Ewell Ave. WILLIAM T. WHITING, 341 Lowell St. MONICA L. WIDMER, Moni, Wid, 15 Westwood Rd. Band. “I’d rather be sailing.” THOMAS B. WIEDMAN, 11 Paddock Ln. WILLIAM J. WILES, Little Will, 21 Deering Ave. Tennis. “Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.” ANDREW N. WILKINSON, 304 Concord Ave. SYDNEY E. WILKINSON, Syd, 34 Hayes Ave. Yearbook, Softball, Field Hockey, Track, Musket Business Manager. Will always remember Holly, Les, Nini, Deb. “Share the happiness of life with a warm smile.” CHERYL WILLIAMS, 195 Woburn St. Park Drive, Esso Park, Dunkin’ Donuts, “The better part of one’s life is his friends.” Ambition: College and to become an accountant. DENISE WILLIAMS, 18 Kendall Rd. H-lav, Smethamagee and Jul, space hum, LMB, 3709 BMTS, Led Zeppelin I. “I’ve been dazed and confused for so long it’s not true.” 212 DAVID C. WATTS KEITLYN WATSON DANIEL W. WEEKS LEE WEINSTEIN DAVID WEISMAN CHRISTOPHER WELCOME DAVE WELLS RONALD WELLS At ) NANCY A. WESTERMAN | THOMAS BENJAMIN DOUGLAS E. WESTON WESTON PAULA J. WEZNIAK MICHELE WHALL MARIA STANDISH WHITE WILLIAM J. WILES MONICA L. WIDMER EDWARD WIEDERHOLD WILLIAM T. WHITING CHERYL WILLIAMS SYDNEY E. WILKINSON ANDREW N. WILKINSON DENISE WILLIAMS 213 CALVIN WILSON, 36 Fern St. MARYANN WILSON, 103 Meriam St. “All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast.” ROBERT J. WISCHHUSEN, 39 Peacock Farm Rd. PAMELA WISHNEY, 46 Burlington St. “Whosoever is delighted in solitude is either a wild beast or a god.” — Francis Bacon “Fo olish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.” DOUGLAS WISSOKER, 7 Carley Rd. “There are no accidents in life. For lack of getting out of it, I have chosen it.” PAUL WITKOWSKI, Colonel Sanders, Touche, 400 Marrett Rd. Likes hockey, working on cars. “Do it but don’t get caught”, “The eyes have it.” MORGAN WITTHOFT, MG, 6 Plainfield St. Ornithologists Anonymous, Drama Club, Bridge Club, Frisbee Club, Math Team, Stage Band, Orchestra, Ping Pong, Band. “It’s intuitively obvious, but...” THEA C. WOLOSINSKI, 8 Patterson Rd. CATHY WOODSTOCK, Singa, Rabbit, 6 Lantern Ln. JV, Varsity Cheerleader, Fall Captain, Junior, Senior Shows, Powderpuff, Drama Club. “Today, tomorrow, forever...” KRISTIN S. WOODWARD, 20 Robinson Rd. DAVID J. WORKS, 15 Winthrop Rd. DOUG WRIGHT, Doo, 13 Woodland Rd. Soccer, Baseball, Skiing, Drooges, A.B.B., Stooges, Tull, LYNYRD SKYNYRD, “KD”, “Can’t you see what that woman, lord, She’s been doin’ to me.”, “No thanks.” THEODORE R. YOOS III, Ted, 5 Rumford Rd. Yearbook, Musket, Media Services. Likes photography, the mountains, the Cape, beaches, retreats. “... Just walk beside me and be my friend.”, “Be happy and enjoy life.” CHARLOTTE H. YOUNG, Char, 3 Plymouth Rd. Varsity Soccer, Chorus. JUDI YUILL, Judi, Jude, 2 Plymouth Rd. Cumbria Exchange, Once Upon A Mattress, Eco-Activists, French Club. “... To go back to Cumbria...” CINDY ZALKIND, 64 Sherburne Rd. Yearbook, Field Hockey, Softball, Powderpuff, Skiing, Junior, Senior Shows Proms, 6 8 74, Shun. “Everything I own.” : DAVID S. ZANI, Zan, Tazmanian Devil, 67 Ashbury Rd. Hockey, Football, Park Drive ’76. “May your bottle of beer never run dry.” 214 CALVIN WILSON MARYANN WILSON | 8 DOUGLAS WISSOKER PAUL WITKOWSKI THEA C. WOLOSINSKI MORGAN WITTHOFT CATHY WOODSTOCK KRISTIN S. WOODWARD DAVID J. WORKS D OUG WRIGHT THEODORE R. YOOS III CHARLOTTE H. YOUNG JUDI YUILL 215 GAYANE J. ZARTARIAN HEATHER ZIEDELIS IN MEMORY OF NANCY MEADOWS GAYANE J. ZARTARIAN, Guy, 21 Baskin Rd. Yearbook, Varsity Lacrosse, Junior, Senior Shows. “Can I say something?”’, “Good humor makes all things tolerable.” CAROL ZEPF, 98 Laconia St. HEATHER ZIEDELIS, Feather, Heath, 15 Tyler Rd. “To live long is almost everyone’s wish, but to live well is the ambition of few.” SUSAN GAIL ZIEFF, Sue, Zieffy, Zieff-O, 12 Loring Rd. Tri- captian Varsity Soccer, Leader Corps, Powderpuff, Bays, French Club. Likes to play all sports. “Think soccer!” DAVID ZIERHOFFER, 6 Elena Rd. WENDY ZIMMERMAN, 28 Valley Rd. Bridge Club, H-Unit, French Club, Crafts Club, Fickle Frog Reigns. “If a women does not keep pace with her companions... ”, “Yawn.” RICHARD G. ZOPATTI, Rick, Zappy, 26 Young St. Ski Club, Senior Show. “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” To C.S. — “Always remember E F blocks in Chemistry!” 216 SUSAN GAIL ZEIFF WENDY ZIMMERMAN RICHARD G. ZOPATTI FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MR. WILSON DR. CLUNE MR. THURLOW ART EDUCATION MR. CHICK MRS. COLETTA MR. HAUER MR. RAUM MR. ZICHITTELLA DAVID F. CLUNE. (Principal) Westfield State College, University of Connecticut. DAVID A. WILSON, (Assistant Principal) Duboque University, Boston University. FREDERICK THURLOW. (Guidance Director) University of Maine, Springfield College. ANGELO D. CHICK. Massachusetts College of Art, Boston Teachers College. “It isn’t what you can do when you feel like doing it, it’s what you can do when you don’t feel like doing it.” PAUL CIANO. (Department Head) Massachusetts College of Art, Boston Teachers College. MARION COLETTA. Massachusetts College of Art. Art Students’ Counselor and Portfolio Evaluator. CHARLES HAUER. University of New York, University of Oregon. NORMAN B. RAUM. Massachusetts College of Art, Iowa University, Art Students League of New York, Boston University. “Make it exist — Be your own strongest critic.” JOHN ZICHITTELLA. Massachusetts College of Art, University 218 of Massachusetts. MRS. KING MR. CURDA JOHN N. BARSTOW. Salem State College. LEO J. CURDA. Salem State College. WILLIAM C. FAHNLEY. Salem State College, Boston University. “You can’t use correction tape here!” MRS. WILBUR FRANCIS FLYNN. Bates College, Bentley College. MARCIA KING. Boston University. HOWARD LLEWELLYN. (Department Head) University of North Dakota, Boston University, Salem State College. “Shorthand is fun.” JUDITH SEIGENDALL. Rider College. “Keep your eyes on the copy.” JUDITH WILBUR. Boston University. hibppptnencra ke la ee oe MISS SEIGENDALL MR. BARSTOW DR. LLEWELLYN 219 ENGLISH MRS. BECKWITH MISS ANGOFF MR. BAGLEY MR. COBB MARION ANGOFF. Wellesley College, Tufts University. Junior Class Advisor. GUY BAGLEY, University of Connecticut, Boston University. KATHERINE G. BECKWITH. Radcliffe College, Boston University. “Ful wys is he that kan hymselven knowe!” — Chaucer. MARY A. BUTTIGIEG. Marygrove College, University of Detroit. NHS Selection Committee. ‘Know thyself” — Socrates. DONALD B. COBB. Bates College, Boston University. BEVERLY CRAWFORD. 220 MISS KINLEY MRS. KROCHALIS MRS. HEIDT MR. KIRK ELIZABETH FLAGG. Farmington State College, Wesleyan University, Boston University. PAMELA HEIDT. Connecticut College. Senior Show Advisor. OLIVE M. KEELER. Mount Holyoke College, Wheaton College. MARGARET F. KINLEY. Acadia University, Boston University, Yale University. Yearbook Advisor. ROBERT N. KIRK. Colby College, Clark University, University of London. JEANNE B. KROCHALIS. Albertus Magnus College, Wesleyan University, Harvard University. NHS Selection Committee. MRS. KEELER 221 ENGLISH MR. LAPE MISS McCAFFREY JAMES LAPE. (Department Head) Mount Union College, Western Reserve University, Harvard University. GEORGE W. MECHEM. Syracuse University, University of Hawaii. Assistant Baseball Coach, Echo Advisor. ANNA D. MERRINGTON. Boston University, Fitchburg State College. NHS Selection Committee. KEVIN N. MURRAY. St. John’s Seminary, State College at Boston. Assistant Football Coach. ROBERT NELSON, Fitchburg State College, Brandeis University, Tufts University, Framingham State College. MR. MECHEM MR. NELSON MRS. MERRINGTON MR. MURRAY 222 MR. NICHOLS WILLIAM 8. NICHOLS. Dartmouth College, Boston University, Harvard University. Assistant Track Coach, Junior Class Advisor. MARY PEARSALL. Scripps College, Northwestern University. Folio Advisor, NHS Selection Committee. FRANCES RUSSELL. University of North Carolina, University of Maine, Northwestern University. PAUL STEELE. Bates College, Trinity College, Chess Club Advisor. KIMBALL F. WALEN, Boston University. University of Michigan. “If you’re not here, please raise your hand.” DORIS WAY. Tufts University, Northwestern University. “The future is open.” MISS RUSSELL MISS PEARSALL MR. STEELE MR. WALEN MRS. WAY 223 FOREIGN LANGUAGES MR. HENNESSEY 224 MR. BOCH MR. JENANYAN MISS BREGA MR. KENEALY MRS. FERLINZ MR. FIVEASH EVELYN BREGA. (Department Head) Boston University, Middlebury College, studied at Universities of Sorbonne, Grenoble, Nice, Besaucon. “En avant, pour atteindre le but.” ALEXANDER BOCH. University of Miami, Colgate University. MARIAN COMENETZ. PHYLLIS FERLINZ. Wellesley College, Yale University, Boston College. MICHAEL FIVEASH. PAUL HENNESSEY. Bowdoin College, Harvard University, Middlebury College. SANDRA E. JASZEK. Trinity College in Washington D.C. RAFE JENANYAN. University of Massachusetts, Harvard University, Sorbonne-Paris. French Club Advisor. “Whatever's comfortable.” WILLIAM KENEALY. MRS. SPEER MISS MANITSAS MRS. NELSON MS. JASZEK MRS. WILLIAMS MARTHA MANITSAS. Russell Sage College, Trinity College. “Ay, caramba!”’ SALLY NELSON. University of Massachusetts, Westfield State College, Boston College. FLORIANO PAVAO. University of Massachusetts, Harvard University. LUCIA R. PIERMARINI. Radcliffe College. Harvard University. “Stop and think a moment.” JUDITH SPEER. Montclair State College, Rutgers University. BETH STARKMAN. Boston University, City University of New York. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS. Boston University, Middlebury College. MR. PAVAO MISS PIERMARINI MISS STARKMAN 225 HOME ECONOMICS MRS. LUTRZYKOWSKI DOROTHY H. GRIFFIN. (Department Head) State University at Buffalo-New York, Simmons College. ‘The route to success is paned with goals.” JANE BRASSIL. Framingham State College. ARLINE M. CLARK, Framingham State College, Boston MISS CLARK University. ANN E. LUTRZYKOWSKI. Nasson College, University of New Hampshire. INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. ADAMS MR. PROHASKA MR. MORELLI MR. DUFOUR MR. BURNELL MR. GITTZUS LEO GITTZUS. (Department Head) Fitchburg State College, Boston University Montclair State College. MARK D. PROHASKA. Erie Community College, Oswego State University. Hockey Coach. “Arm bars!” WALTER A. BURNELL. Keene State College, Fitchburg State MR. CLARK College. SAVINO MORELLI. Bowling Green State University of Ohio. Football Trainer. JOHN ADAMS. Northeastern University, Keene State College. JAMES M. CLARK. State University of New York, Boston University. Outdoor Track Coach. JOHN DUFOUR. Keene State College, Fitchburg State College. 226 MATHEMATICS MR. DINCECCO MR. DAMIANI MR. GOOD MR. BAKER CLIFFORD BAKER. Boston University. STANLEY M. BOYNTON. Clark University, Boston University. RICHARD BUCK. Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Boston University, University of Massachusetts, Tufts University. MERREL A. COLLARD. Holy Cross College. ROLAND DAMIANI. Boston University, Rutgers University. NICHOLAS DINCECCO. Boston University, Columbia University, Tufts University, Northeastern University. Assistant Housemaster. “Life can be beautiful.” MR. BOYNTON CLARENCE E. GOOD. Brandeis University, University of New Brunswick, University of New Hampshire. 227 MR. GUERRA MR. GRALLA MISS HALEY MR. KOETKE MR. GOODWIN MR. IRWIN RUSSELL GOODWIN. Salem State College, University of New Hampshire. JOHN GRALLA. University of Massachusetts, Boston University. ANTHONY GUERRA. Westfield State College, Salem State College. Swimming Coach. NANCY J. HALEY. Wheaton College, Boston College. WALTER J. IRWIN. University of Maine, Boston College. WALTER KOETKE. (Data Processing Director) M.I.T., Harvard University. 228 MR. SCHUTT MR. PERO MRS. SNOUFFER MRS. PAPANASTASSIOU MR. RAHMAN MR. SCHULZ ASPASIA PAPANASTASSIOU. University of Dayton. NHS Advisor. WILLIAM R. PERO. Salem State College, Boston University. “Got no time.” SAL RAHMAN. JOHN SCHULZ. Brown University, San Jose State College, Bridgewater State College, Tufts University. RONALD SCHUTT. (Department Head) University of Maine, Brown University. CORINNE C. SNOUFFER. Coe College, University of Illinois. THOMAS TODD. Worcester State College, Harvard University. 229 MR. GILLESPIE : MR. DIDOMENICO E.J. ELEFTHERAKIS. New England Conservatory, Boston University. JOSEPH A. DIDOMENICO. Boston University, Bridgewater State College, Director of Musical Productions, Madrigal Choir and Mixed Chorus. 1 s ING DONALD J. GILLESPIE. (Department Head) Boston University. ale SQ ; ent Band. Ta. SANDI PEASLEE. Lawrence University, University of Minnesota, Harvard University. MRS. PEASLEE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS CURT MR. FONTAS SANDRA CURT. PAUL J. FONTAS. Boston University. Student House Advisor, Soccer and Hockey Coach. ‘Never look back and say you could have, but rather, you did.” CHARLES R. HUNT. Boston University. Varsity Baseball Coach, Student Leader Advisor. 230 MISS LEARY MR. LORD MR. JANUSAS MISS LEAVITT MISS SWINDLER JOHN JANUSAS. Boston College, Boston University. Varsity Golf Coach. oa : PATRICIA LEARY. Northeastern University. DORIS B. LEAVITT. (Assistant Department Head) Northeastern University, Rollins College. MR. TIGHE RALPH V. LORD, JR. (Department Head) Springfield College, Boston University. CAROL SWINDLER. 231 SCIENCE MR. AMES ‘eo me nee ey MR. BUESCHER MR. CROSBY MR. CHOATE MR. BOYNTON MRS. DONOVAN MISS COHEN ROBERT AMES. Boston University. STANLEY G. BOYNTON. University of Maine, Colby College. LEE BUESCHER. Mankato State College. JOHN CHAOTE. Colby College, University of Maine. JUDITH COHEN. Boston University. MR. CORT GARY CORTNER. Chadron State College, University of Kansas. PHILIP CROSBY. Northeastern University. MARGARET DONOVAN. Russell Sage College, Harvard University. 232 MR. HARUNK MRS. DURY MRS. KRICH MR. OLNEY MR. FRANGOS MR. RACZKOWSKI MR. FRUSCIONE BARBARA 8. DURY. Emmanuel College, Tufts University. EMMANUEL FRANGOS. Tufts University, Salem State College. AL FRUSCIONE. University of Connecticut, Brandeis University. THOMAS HARDACRE. Merrimack College, Boston College. JOHN HARUNK. Springfield College, Syracuse University, University of Massachusetts. LAURA P. KRICH. Cornell University. Outing Club Advisor, Supervisor of Plantscaped Zoo. JUDITH S. MASSELAM. University of Richmond, Harvard University. DAVID OLNEY. Bates College, John Hopkins University, Cornell University. “Science begins and ends with wonder.” RICHARD F. RACZKOWSKI. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Tufts University. 233 234 MR. SOULE MR. RENNIE MR. ROSSI MR. SPANG MR. THIBEAULT MR. WILSON MR. STUHR MR. RICHARDS JOHN RENNIE. Wesleyan University, Boston University. SUMNER F. RICHARDS, JR. (Department Head) University of Maine, Brown University. RICHARD E. ROSSI. Boston College. Rifle Club Advisor. NEIL SOULE. University of Maine, University of New Hampshire. DAVID J. SPANG. Tufts University, Boston College. Sophomore Soccer Coach, Ski Club Advisor, Lacrosse Club Coach, NHS Selection Committee. “You only have one chance at life. Make it good!” EDGAR STUHR. RICK THIBEAULT. Fitchburg State College. Sophomore Basketball Coach. DAVID L. WILSON. Tufts University. Assistant Hockey Coach. “You can’t study water without getting wet.” MRS. GILLESPIE MR. HEIDBRINK SOCIAL STUDIES MISS HARRISON MRS. FALCONER MR. DAVENPORT ALICE ATAMIAN. Simmons College, Boston University. PATRICIA FALCONER. Lake Erie College, University of Pennsylvania. C. R. DAVENPORT. (Department Head) University of Massachusetts, Wesleyan University. MARY ED. GILLESPIE. Fitchburg State College, Framingham State College. LINDA HARRISON. Wellesley College, Yale University. JOHN HEIDBRINK. Dartmouth College, University of Wisconsin. Student Government Advisor, Football Coach. 235 MR. LOPES MISS HUTNIK MR. McCOLGAN MR. KARRAS MRS. LORD MR. PROCTER TAMARA HUTNIK. RAY KARRAS. Harvard University, Brown University. SALVATORE LOPES. Lincoln University, Antioch College. AFS Club Advisor. DENA L. LORD. Gorham Teachers College, Boston University. EDWARD McCOLGAN. Tufts University, Boston College, Boston University. MARY K. McCONNON. University of Minnesota. GEORGE PROCTER. Suffolk University, University of Pennsylvania. MISS McCONNON 236 MR. SHEA MRS. REDLICH MR. ROBBAT MR. TAPPLY MR. SOUTHWICK MISS ZIMMERMAN JANE REDLICH. RICHARD ROBBAT. Colby College, Boston University. Housemaster. “The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” — Emerson. PAUL X. SHEA. Brandeis University, Harvard University. GEORGE O. SOUTHWICK, Dartmouth College, Brown University. Housemaster. WILLIAM G. TAPPLY. Amherst College, Harvard University, Tufts University. Musket Advisor, JV Baseball Coach, Housemaster. MARTHA J. ZIMMERMAN. Boston College, University of Miami, University of Rochester, Sophia University. Ski Club Advisor, AFS Club Advisor. 237 EWOW ss BOYLE MR. YEISER MISS MURPHY MR. KRAUSE MR. DONOVAN FREDERICK R. BOYLE. (Coordinator) Colby College, Boston University, Harvard University. XN SPECIALISTS MR. COFFIN MR. JAMES 238 MAURICE F. DONOVAN. Boston College. CAROL KERRISSEY. American International College, Boston University. HAROLD KRAUSE. Boston College. PATRICIA MURPHY. Kent State University. RICK YEISER. Williams College, Suffolk University Law School. MRS. GILBERT MARSHA AUDETTE. (Special Education) MARJORIE BECKER. (Library) JUDITH BERMAN. (Special Education Department Head) GEORGE BIBLER. (Special Education ) CYNTHIA CALVIN. (Special Education) LAWRENCE CLIFFORD. (Special Education) JAMES COFFIN. (Guidance) Bowdoin College, Harvard University. MERRILL DONALD. (Food Service Supervisor) Emma Willard College, Russell Sage College. MARSHA FLOWERS. (Special Education) W. FRIEDMAN. (Max-Ed. Program) JOY S. GILBERT. (Guidance) Cornell University, Northeastern University. DAVID HAMLIN. (Special Education) LOIS HEALEY. (Special Education) CARLTON A. HOLLAND. (Guidance) Harvard University, Tufts University, Drama Club Advisor. ROGER GRAHAM JAMES. (Special Ed) Louisiana State University, George Washington University, John Hopkins University. “Blessed is he who knows no yen to seek the faults which lie within; thus it lasts, and in the end, full knowledge get and friendship win.” MR. LEACH MR. MEADE MS. KANTER % a | ie : Pos ‘ | Wee ad. RY MR. KRICHMAR MISS MASTEN MS. MILLER MARTHA KANTER. (Special Education) Brandeis University, Harvard University. OSCAR W. KRICHMAR. (Guidance) Tufts University, Boston University. GILDA KUNZ. (Nurse) Lasell Junior College, Boston University, California State University. N. RICHMOND LEACH. (Reading) Bowdoin University, Boston University, Universit y of Grenoble. AILEEN LEE. (Ace II Program) NORMA E. LEPPANEN. (Library) Colby College, Wesleyan University, Simmons College. MELIA MAHONEY. (Special Education) GLORIA MARKHAM. (Social Work) ELEANOR MASTIN. (Guidance) University of New Hampshire, Boston University. WILLIAM MEADE. (Special Education) Fitchburg State College. EDITH MEYERS. (Library) Montclair State College, University of Chicago, Simmons College. MARYANN MILLER. (Special Education) Suffolk University, Harvard University, Lesley College Graduate School. 239 MR. PACE MR. PISTONE MRS. NOFTSKER MRS. SNYDER DIXIE J. NOFTSKER. (Child Care) Emory University, Lesley College, ‘Children learn what they live.” SAL PACE. (Special Education) G. JOHN PISTONE. (Guidance) Tufts University, Bridgewater State College, Boston University. MARGUERITE RENNIE. (Reading) Wilson College, Boston University. ANITA RILEY. (Special Education) RACHEL ROSENBLUM. (Special Education) GAYLORD F. SAULSBERRY. (METCO Coordinator) University of Michigan, Boston University. HOWARD A. SCHOFIELD. (Guidance) Northeastern University. JEAN SIDMAN. (Social Work) Simmons College. KENNETH G. SKINNER. (Library Media Center) Fitchburg State College, University of Connecticut. NAMOSHA SMITH. (Assistant METCO Coordinator) EVELYN SNYDER. (Reading) Reed College, Portland State College, Boston University. f ANNE M. STAMAS. (Guidance) New England Hospital, Simmons College, Boston University. RUTH TAENZER. (Special Education) BARBARA TOMCHIK. (Nurse) Simmons College. WILLIAM WELCH. (Special Education) Elon College, Lesley College, Salem State College, University of Maine. ELOISE WHITE. (Special Education) 240 MR. SCHOFIELD MRS. WHITE MISS STAMAS Our high school years cannot easily be forgotten. “Hey, Mikey likes it.” 241 Our experiences varied from person to person... Jamie Keith David Einstein 242 Waiting for the chance to sit on the F- Unit steps sas Band on the run, F block practice ... from group to group. This year the Football Team _ had something to cheer about 243 As individuals we have grown through the many experiences of learning Jack Nickles and Jim Lewison David Hamlin EWOW Class 244 Sock it to ’em — Peter Shunney and David Boghosian Powdering their noses? Cindy Thompson, Margaret Mishara, and Amy LeClair and through the laughter and sharing of friendships. 245 Those High School friendships have given us memories that will last forever. Sylvie Stewart, Amanda Hardy, and Jenny Morrison v 3 PARE a dpi ae aed vate” a Cleave Coats and Mare Padellero Piva — aes 3 7 Y er SY Liz Foulkes and Beverly Deane x -s ¢ — e@ Utama Pky, a St oe 3 SedaS Robin and Marisa Vanni Spirit?! 248 Those dangerous Fall winds catch Alicia Crothers off guard Kach day was an adventure — loaded with struggles and success, with challenges and good times. Ruth Ann Beckett sgonneteenterttt! i. 4 et en ts Never a dull moment — Everett Colburn 11] ) yr er eo “ Pilot to bombardier — Mr. Hennesey instructs class in the Language Lab Andrew Wilkinson and Ms. Smith 249 Linda Bruce and Ken Neidorf p SaNery, P heer nor, ‘ is i Julia Passamonto Robin Tassel — EWOW student 250 For many, the experiences reached far beyond the classroom. On warm days, students were often found working outside of the building — Becky Devreaux 251 Perfection in pottery — Mia Dempsey The people... Buck beats the book — Sue Buckman John King Dave Zierhoffer, Bob Clerkin, and Jeff Buchanan 253 A little extra help never hurts — Steve Rodman and Mr. Morse 254 The teachers and the events have given us a foundation for our future. “He who in C House decides to litter will make Mr. Pero very bitter.” Success ? — Yes! Lexington 1 Belmont 0, Coach Fontas and Chris Anderson We stand a bit in awe of the journey that lies before us. We know that our paths must soon diverge. 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