Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1966 volume:

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Dr. Tourville leaves Regional after ten years of help- ing it grow toward being a school where the students have freedom on terms of responsibility. He has consid- ered and worked out new ideas to be applied to Lin- coln-Sudbury, always aiming for a better way, and a better school; he has found time for student activities, whether lending suggestions and aid, or actually taking part; he has maintained an interest in individual stu- dents, and has helped them in many ways. His calm and relaxed, yet firm manner has been very successful in guiding from its beginning to its present stature as a noteworthy high school. Dr. Tourville is now Principal of Newburgh Free Academy, Newburgh, N.Y. Our thanks and best wishes go with him and with his family. Susan A. Morrison Thanking Dr. Howard W. Emmons for his ten years of service as member and chair- man of the Regional School Committee. Barker 2, Dr. Tourville; Dancer, Miss Peggy Cohen. Ezra and Rebecca PLAIN AND FANCY CEE April 29 and 30 Choreographer Judy Wright, Anne and Tan. Scranton Sally, Mrs. Rebecca Thomas. Regional’s Student-Faculty Mu- sical was more fancy than plain. Hobart, Dancer; Jackie, Make-up Mr. Jeter and Set Crew Barker 1, Mr. Frank Heys, Jr. Ace FISH) ACIRL qo of “There’s a fire.” Mr. Carl Perkins, Reveler, practices his popcorn routine for the Carnival scene. The barn-burning. Papa Yoder (Robert Kirshner), Katie (Kathy Tlumackie), and Peter (David Palmer). Carnival Scene et Roy). Emma (Judy Child), “Country Mouse, City Mouse.” Dan (Keith Emmons) and Hilda (Kathleen Hagerty). Mrs. Harriet Rogers, play director; Mr. Robert Wentworth, music director; and Mr. Richard Jeter, stage and set design and technical director, with the assistance of a lively and talented cast of Lincoln-Sudbury students and teachers, created a picturesque, delightful, and exuberant production of “Plain and Fancy,” a musical tale of the Amish, in which “everybody is in love with the right party in the end.” “Plain and Fancy” picture credits: Victor Neumeier, William Edmonds, Purdy. | i The fine hand of Mrs. Harriet Rogers shows in this dress re- if hearsal finale. The Dancers Flute Quartet Carol Lee, Peter Outten, Dorothy Bronson, Stanton Gerson. David Harney, Trumpet Soloist; Band B A ND Director, Mr. William J. Edmonds. Percussion Section Brass Section Lincoln-Sudbury Regional’s first Concert Band, organized and directed by Mr. William J. Edmonds, presented a Spring Concert in the Little Theatre, Friday, May 21. These are rehearsal pictures of this new and very fine music group. The Lincoln-Sudbury Concert Band Armstrong Malloy High Hurdles Record Spring track meet at Ac- ton on winter day in May. 1966 Squad Second in Dual County League, Excellent Record-Breaking Season. Bespolka Phil Kropp, Co-captain, Coach John MacKenzie, Co- captain Jack Mercury, (Pole Vault) (100). Manchanda Vincuilla Broad Jump, Consistent Point-Getter Symington (right) Two Miler and Hunter (left). Steve Maurer Shot Put Record BASEBALL Coach Lewis Baldwin’s 1966 Baseball Varsity won 6 and lost 8 in Dual County League play in an encouraging season. Baseball Squad and Spectators Coach Baldwin WRESTLING Lincoln-Sudbury’s first Wrestling Squad coached by Mr. Joseph Pacenka and Mr. John Doon used the only practice space available — a corner of the cafeteria. Sev- eral practice matches were arranged with neighboring schools. GOLF The Varsity Golf Team (not pictured) coached by Mr. Richard Markham, won 7 and lost 5 in mon play. Varsity letter winners were: Francis Dugan, Mark Joyce, Richard Floridia, Karl Schmalz, Gordon Lukesh, Don Pirrello, and Daniel Durand. Also earning letters were: Jeff Robins, Peter Aveni, Dick Downing, Greg Hendrick, and Bruce Wilson. Game action. The extra fielders are girls’ soft- ball team members playing at the same time. Wrestling Squad: FRONT ROW, Foster, Hagenian, A. Hildreth, Russell, Potter; SECOND ROW, Mz. Pacenka, Wright, Claffey, Rappoli, Paradise; THIRD ROW, Ciampi, S. Hildreth, Alley. ey Tennis Squad: FRONT ROW, Ryther, Crumm, Nystrom, Blanchette, Sauter; SECOND ROW, Coach Mil- lett, England, E. Grabill, Donaldson, Loomis, Emmons. TENNIS Captain Emmons and Coach Robert Mil- lett. Good season; invincible captain Barbara Bobroff, Deborah Demaine, Dana Kelley, Caroline Emmons, Amanda Morgan. Lydia Young Eleanor Emmons Ellen Fisher and Marcia Coffey. Captain Pam Davis and Coach Vicki Nancy Gilfoy Edelmann VIll Jean England Softball Managers on towel detail. SOFTBALL 3-4 Co-Captains Janet Crowe, and Ellen Buffington, with Coach Barbara Athy. Ellen Buffington, winner of 1966 Out- standing Girl Athlete Award. Varsity: FRONT ROW, Dietrich, Kabatt, Crowe, Buffington. Place, Dunsford; SECOND ROW, Coach Athy, Coppenrath, Kelly, O’Connor, Cain. Junior Varsity Pitcher Crowe Dancing in Alice’s Wonderland 7 In the background the caterpillar and mushroom center- piece illustrates the theme. Queen Cathann Cobb and her Attendants. FRONT, Carol Lee, junior, Holly Hamill, freshman; REAR, Nina Gon- zales, senior, and Carol Moss, sophomore. JUN IOR PROM “Through the Looking Glass” Court and Escorts. The “Set” “Set” designer, Mr. Richard Jeter, Mrs. Jeter, Mrs. Adrian, Mrs. Leone, and Leslie Leone. Make a wish! Lauren Leone, Mrs. Viola Leone, Leslie Leone, and Prom SENIOR PROM They’re real! Queen Sally Truesdale receives her crown from ‘‘Ted” Mikoski, senior class president. The ladies of her court are, Beth Hill, Deborah Thurlow, Donna Burke, and Sally Devereux. Don Burgess, professional magician and custodian at Lincoln-Sudbury, awed and delighted the children with his magic show. A rainy day is just right for fishing down on the farm. The seniors enjoyed it, too. CHILDREN’S DAY On a rainy Wednesday, June 1, the Lincoln-Sudbury seniors entertained 75 children who are in the care of the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement, Boston, in ob- servance of the eighth annual Children’s Day. The Class of 1959 initiated this project — a day in the country for underprivileged children. Faculty and Staff join the children at the cook-out lunch as guests of the seniors. Senior chef, Bruce Ey, turns the hamburgers as seniors serve the children and them- selves. Out to lunch. It’s a busy but enjoyable day for class advisers, Mr. Carl Perkins and Mrs. Martha Pappas. Skeptical, Dr. Tourville? XIII Fire engines are a familiar sight to city children, but a ride experience, Testing all the endurance Elliott built up in soccer and track. CHILDREN'S DAY Fun, but a bit frightening. Story Time Freshman Faith Lundblad reads a book she wrote and her father illustrated about a musical mouse named Sam. This was one of 35 books written by juniors and freshmen for underprivi- leged children. owes SENIOR BANQUET t Receiving Line, Dr. Tourville, Mrs. Tourville, Edward Mikoski, Mr. Perkins, Supt. Heath, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Pollock, former Vice Principal, Mr. Thurston. Seniors, Joseph Gentile, Gary Miranda, and William Hamilton greet Mrs. Pollock and the Thurstons. The traditional senior ban- quet for seniors and faculty members was highlighted by Ted Mikoski’s clever after-din- ner review of the problems of a class president, and advisor Carl Perkins’ account of the accomplishments of individual class members. Mrs. Betty J. Adrian, faculty chairman, Les- lie Leone, senior chairman, and an imaginative decorating committee made this a gra- cious and memorable affair. Class President “Ted”? Mikoski reads the Class Will. At the head table Mr. Heath, Lauren Leone, treasurer, and David Horton, vice president. “What are you writing?” Autographing the Dyad. “We'll hear the will.” Robert Fagerlund receives the Paul J. Vernon Scholarship of $500, given by the Lincoln- Sudbury Regional Teachers’ As- sociation, from Mr. Mark G. Gulesian, association president. John Becker receives the Technical Drawing award. The Bookkeeping award is presented to Kennard Rawson. Regional’s first Merit Scholar, Anne Bobroff, is congratulated by Principal Tourville. Anne also won the Senior English Prize Book. Dr. Tourville presents the Spanish II] award to Pamela Thayer who also won _ the D.A.R. History award. Andrea Lowenstein, editor of the literary magazine, the Kaleidoscope, receives a special award from Mr. Frank Heys, Jr., English Dept. Chairman. Joris Naiman receives a certificate for excel- lence in English I. A certificate for excellence in French IV is presented to Pamela Warner. ‘Anna Rhodesuicceives ithemi conch meltt First year French and History awards are re- award. ceived by Caroline Emmons. Fred McCarthy receives the Industrial The Faculty Plaque, Regional’s highest honor, is Arts award. presented to David Palmer, who receives a standing ovation. Gail Aiken is named the outstanding student in business subjects. John Mann receives an Industrial Arts Award. Wayne Shurling receives an Industrial Arts Award. Ann Novak, Robert Hagmann, and Albert England, Na We eae fee en Pel outstanding in mathematics and mathematics com- Sune a John NS. ae petition are honored by Mr. Alexander Marshall, Jr., rea be Pe Ago the outstanding Herman qasl theryoure tady veo. hon Mathematics Dept. Chairman. ? ored. Recognized by Mrs. Miriam S. Coombs, advisor, for exceptional service to the 1966 ees Steven Huneck, Carole Cathcart, Thomas Harris, Editor Susan Morrison, Robyn Dermon, Barbara Williams, and Luanne Silva. ACADEMIC AWARDS Lincoln-Sudbury annually honors its outstanding scholars and citizens at an assembly to which the parents of the award winners are invited. The awards are a surprise to the recipients. We regret that Jona than Donaldson, recipient of the DeNormandie Award given to the junior who has given exceptional service to his school, is not pictured here. Peter Adrian, winner of the Lincoln His- torical Society Award. Mr. Paul Walsh, instructor, and students honored by the Mass. Society for Industrial Education. James Nash, James King, and Daniel Place. PFC Alvin La Pointe, modest Vietnam hero and former LSR student receives a standing ovation. The three senior boys recently honored as Regional’s best athletes: Wayne Spiller, John Fultz, and John Mercury. Class Advisor, Carl Perkins and School Committee Chairman, Dr. Howard W. Emmons check the diploma list. Rev. Charles Styron and Mr. James M. Jagger, Mrs. Virginia Kirshner. TENTH GRADUATION June 5, 1966 6:30 P.M. Relief from responsibility is welcomed by the senior class officers. David Horton, vice president; Carolyn Filbin, secretary; Lauren Leone, treasurer, and Edward Mi- koski, president. 4 : 3 ee Mr. James M. Jagger, School Committee Vice Chairman, welcomes the parents, relatives, and friends of the seniors to the graduation ceremony. Four seniors, chosen by their classmates and teach- ers, gave the Commencement Addresses on the theme: “The Significance and Value of Education.” The speakers were: Edward Mikoski, Class Presi- dent; Ludy Herman, Keith Emmons, and David Palmer. Keith Emmons David Palmer The Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Officials, Program Rev. Charles Styron, Benediction; Supt. C. Newton Heath; Participants, and Faculty. FRONT ROW, Rev. Charles School Committee Members, Dr. Howard W. Emmons, Mr. Weber, Invocation; School Committee Members, Mr. James Robert W. Bierig, and Mrs. Virginia Kirshner; Dr. Leslie M. M. Jagger, Mrs. Ellen DeN. Cannon, Mr. Henry M. Morgan; Tourville, Principal. XIX Dr. Tourville Happy and somber are the graduation moods. Dr. Tourville presents a scholarship to Dolores Kerwin. Dr. Leslie M. Tourville, Principal, presented scholarships to the graduates as follows: The Paul J. Vernon $500 Scholarship to Rob- ert Fagerlund; the Lincoln Scholarship Awards to Janet Chisholm, Barbara Gajewski, Elisabeth Sturgis, and Janet Whalen; the Kiwan- is $500 Scholarship to Linda Stone; The Sudbury Teachers’ Associ- ation $5000 Scholarship to Edward Mikoski, Jr.; The Class of 1966 Scholarship for service to the class to Carol Way; The Thursday Garden Club Scholarship to Dolores Kerwin. Edward Mikoski, Jr., announced the class gift to the school — marble benches for the courtyard — accepted with thanks by Dr. Tourville. Dr. Tourville then paid tribute to retiring Superintendent, C. Newton Heath, “whose accomplishment in charting and guiding the progress of the Sudbury schools and Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School have brought national recognition to both.” At the time no one realized that this would be Dr. Tourville’s last gradua- tion, also, or how appropriately his tribute to Mr. Heath described - his own service to Regional. Joseph Gentile receives his diploma from Dr. Emmons. XX FOR REFERENCE To Be Used Only In Library GOODNOW LIBRARY 3 4866 00180 7696 LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS DYAD Ce 2 FE ms SR ae pe Sas on ta at GROWTH So many students — in the halls, lunches, assemblies, and exams — confusion and chaos — unity and coopera- tion — all contained within Regional s expanding walls — aNVZAN VNWAVEVANGR VAN A NY ATS AT fe Lea eek eres A look to the future — as the pines come down and the steel and bricks go up — extending the network of corridors and classrooms — ae ee epee = Se tt Inside . . So Oe SS a ea wr mn ia wtb ner co? gy vel at e is available l n, aic reshme f the For Faculty and students working together. . . 12 {ng ing and learn lead Mrs. Frances Ness, Biology 13 Mrs. Lydia Mailhot, English Growth includes additional teachers for an en- larged curriculum: speech courses for sophomores as well as juniors and seniors — a new earth science program — 14 — advanced biology, and “new” physics and chemistry. pee Spe sewreseecks pieeyeegsssss 15 Growth also includes: field trips — helping each other to learn — group lectures and discussions — all to be evaluated in final examinations. i l ! aspects of growth — physical and technica Additiona Skiliseae 18 1h) 2) mage OS . goes The fine arts — vocal and instrumental music — ; $ a3 ee aq a Ss yy $ ing — t ign — pain sculpture — des ing — skill, and understand ics — further growth in knowledge Home Econom And the library — new books, carrels, volunteer mother corps — aids in learning. 23 — leadership — im service = 5 iS 5 lity — i b responsi 24 8. Safeguarding the health and well-being of more than one thousand students — 26 Alumni come “home” to help undergrads make col- lege choices — growth and future growth — 27 Parents meeting teachers — a queen (Gretchen Mertz) and her court — 28 a farewell assembly (for Mr. Thurston) — a dis- cussion of opera — tryouts for a musical — di- verse activities in a lively school where people are important — Pep rallies, games, ladies’ lunches, and class projects . Copyright William Edmonds 30 Among all our accomplishments — growth in the realization that though we've come a long way — much lies ahead — 31 32 Contents Title Page ] Theme 2 Table of Contents 33 Seniors 34 Underclassmen 84 Faculty 102 Memorial to — Mr. Paul J. Vernon — 104 Activities 116 Sports 150 Patrons 176 Dyad Staff 180 Index 181 SENIORS VICE PRESIDENT Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT DAVID B. HORTON May 16 Sudbury “Well that’s a fine how d’ ya do!” ... you meet the nicest people on a Honda . in the drug store . . . understanding in times of trouble . . . everyone’s buddy. Class Vice President 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tennis 1,4; J.V. Soccer 2; golf 3; Intra- EDWARD F. MIKOSKI Teddy Sept. 7 Sudbury “The Fabulous Pres.” chinpenenie dues... . homeroom spirited soccer . . . collecting . Madras sports jacket . . . orange pedal-pushers. Senior Class President; Cum Laude 3,4; J.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; School Council 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee. CAROLYN L. FILBIN Cal Sept. 18 Lincoln Helpl) sae Madwoman's uesartists nn Mr. Leary . . . black stockings, funny sleeves, and rings! . . . les petit conges . . . Se-Sa-MaCa ... “It’s platonic!” 5a o Joan Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4; Drama 4; Co-Art Editor for the Dyad 4; Class Secretary 4; Jr. Prom Committee; December Formal Committee 4. mural basketball 2,3. LAUREN M. LEONE Lauren July 11 Sudbury Keeper of the Imperial Exchequer . . . Mama Leone . . . always late for the bus ... Daisy ... responsible . . . Shakespeare enthusiast. Freshman Chorus; Intramurals 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Tutor 2; Jr. Prom 3; Drama 3; Jr. Classical League 2; Junior Red Cross 2; Student Exchange 2,3,4; Dyad 4. SECRETARY 36 TREASURER SUSAN ALLEN Sue October 18 Lincoln Experts okier tiara OlsnCOMerOnuGn Wi. ‘Top of the Hop’. . . memories of Ragged VINCENT ALFONSO Mt. ... ‘Strudexenfoda’. . . coordinated Chenté Feb. 23 Sudbury ... diets!’ . . ; Thelma. + Dino @).. the City . soul)”. with Freshman Chorus; French Club 2; Stu- Abby . . . his boys . . . master of the dent Exchange Committee 1,2; Basket- dance .. . the knack . . . 5 day record. ball J.V. 1; Varsity Tennis 2,3; Field Track 3,4; Drama 2,3; Gym Show 3. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Drama 4. GAIL AIKEN Feb. 1 Sudbury “Are you kidding me?” . . . What’s in that locked lab? . . . mice! . . . ever hear of Blackstone? . . . “hanging 10” on the Gulf of Mexico in 1965. Freshman Chorus; Intramurals, Library Club 1,2; School Council Representative 1,2; Dance Committee 4; Homeroom dues 2,3; Art Club 2. LINDA G. ABATE Linda Aug. 20 Sudbury “Oh, you're kidding!” . . . Mutt and Jeff ... Le Petite Prince . . . enjoys languages . working at Jordan’s . . . hopes to become a teacher. Freshman Chorus; French Club 2,3,4; Dyad 4; Student Exchange 3,4; Student Tutoring Committee 4; Cum Laude 3,4; Intramurals 4; Junior Prom Committee. MICAL C. ALLOPENNA “Mike” June 17 Sudbury United States Naval Academy wants you! . transfer from Penn. . . . National Merit Semi-Finalist. . . . Lunch periods in the library. Youth Forum, Tutoring, Intramurals, Library Club. MARK J. BLANCHARD Mark July 6 Sudbury “The Group”... my amplifier $$$... CHARLES P. ARNOLD classroom snoozes. Chuck Dec. 8 Sudbury Freshman Chorus; Intramurals 2,3; Varsity Sense of humor .. . liked by everyone... Track 34. ex-scooter enthusiast . . . skiing and cars . works at Star... always with Greg .. . Beach Boys . . . Sophomore Sue. Soccer Intramurals 1. MARGARET B. BARNABY Mag May 12 Lincoln Hidden green eyes... Mad Mag... un- controllable actress . . . Mag and her big black sketch book . . . e. e. cummings and T. S. Eliot . .. wooden sandals. . . Europe. Mixed Chorus; Little Theater Players; French Club; Cum Laude; Student Ex- change. DOROTHY L. BENT “Tootsie” April 23 Sudbury “Who said that?” ... those times with the Bonneville Gang . . . Needham. Freshman Chorus; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Red Cross. FRANCINE BATTISTA Jan. 26 Sudbury Roller skating . . . Her trips to Street's house . . . fabulous dancer . . . Mertz’s Dorm . . . soaring soprano. Student Council 1,2; Sports 1,2; Drama Club 2; Folk Singing Club 2; Math Team 2: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus j 2,3,4; Special Chorus 3,4. ELLIOTT A. BESPOLKA March 16 Sudbury Rambler . . . flash on the track and on the field . . . soccer ground game cookies in homeroom . . . bookroom breakfast. J.V. Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Study ARTHUR G. BLAKE Hall Monitor. Gordy August 25 Sudbury Slash . . . hot spot on the dance floor .. . sweaters ... mmm-hmmm! Varsity Track 2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 2,3; Intramurals 1,4. SUSAN C. ANDERSON Sue Sept. 11 Sudbury Witty ... friendly . . . always laughing ... Elaine, Peggy, and Donna... millions of shoes... neat dresser .. . headed for Marine career. J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Softball 2; Fresh- man Chorus, Intramurals 1,2,3. JUDITH A. BISSON Judy Bis Feb. 3 Sudbury Judy the Bisson . . . “I don’t care.”’ always flirting with the boys .. . Need- ham... that typewriter at Dr. Fitzgerald’s. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus. MARTHA L. BAUTZE Bo Sept. 27 Sudbury All roads lead to Rome . . . those same old gym clothes . . . stitch n’ knit fantastic memory . . . Captain Bautze. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 4; Student Ex- change 1; Russian Club 1; Gym Show 1; Intramurals 3. IAN H. BUTLER Ian April 27 Lincoln Accent ... England .. . “Sophisticated European Traveler” .. . Intense blue eyes ... Lhe Broker”... Literary Master. (Activities while in England) School Li- PETER J. CAMPOBASSO brarian, rifle club, soccer, Rugby League, Pete Nov. 29 Lincoln cricket, school prefect. habbite te.) hot bike ep. and George stocking hat .. . appears shy skis. Intramurals 1,2; Spring Track 3; Winter Track 3,4. ANNE L. BOBROFF Anne Sept. 29 Sudbury The Ruskaia mural... Sarah L... . always knitting . . . flamboyant . . . refreshing! ... that other world... “sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve of care |. 27) 1. Williams and D. Thomas. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4; Special Chorus 4; Dance Committee 2; December Formal 4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Head of Set 3; Dyad 4. LESLIE BOWRY Lee Nov. 17 Sudbury Slim and slender ... appealing voice... “Oh Yeah?” ... Glory! ... Vermont... skier . . . the coke on the prom dress .. . parties. J.V. Field Hockey 2; French Club 1; Stu- dent Exchange 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees. MAUREEN BOYD Mook Jan. 25 Sudbury Friendly!!! ... The Queen . .. Army Base ... “Where’s Mr. Pulchalsky?” . . . I’m so nervous! ... With Lou... Tired talk... Study Hall Tyrant... “Molly.” Intramurals 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus 1; Student Monitor 3,4... Red Cross Repre- sentative 2; Modern Dance 3. BONNIE LU CAMPBELL Bonnie December 24 Sudbury Transfer from Rhode Island... witty... dislikes sunshine-y people . . . 16 in one locker? . . . stop signs . . . Toyland. Student Council 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4:; Field Hockey 10,11; American Field Service 10,11; Latin Club 10; Jr. Alliance Fran- DOROTHY BUERGER cais 11, Dotty July 23 Lincoln Teaching modern dance . . . moonmaid . ashen blonde . . . sweet voice. Modern Dance 3. FRANK R. BOCKOVEN July 14 Lincoln Beans!!! . . . Hondas and horses . . . quiet .. . yellow slicker. Ven SOccer: ELLEN L. BUFFINGTON Buffy Sept. 20 Sudbury Persistent .. . to be a gym teacher Capt. Buffington ... Jordan Marsh... dedicated. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Soft- ball 1,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Commissioner 4; Tom-Tom 2,3,4; Tutoring Committee 2; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Dyad 4; Senior-Freshman Dance Committee 4. DONNA E. BURKE March 9 Sudbury Peppy .. . talkative . . . expressive eyes .. . Skating enthusiast . . . horseback rid- ing . . . Junior College . . . vacations on Hermit Island . . . always with Missy or Nina. Intramurals 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus; Red Cross Representative; Gymnastics 1,2; Selling Dyads 2,4. JORGE A. CARREON Jorge July 9 Philippine Islands Amazing vocabulary . . . pianist . . . stand- ing ovation... Philippine Exchange Stu- dent . . . Harvard Square haircut work? . . . a-a-a-anterior .. . Student of Anatomy? ... “Horhe.” Dramatics, School Newspaper, Combo, Chess Club. RICHARD CARROLL Richie Nov. 21 Sudbury Two English courses . . . serious about school . . . friendly. Intramurals 2,4. YOLANDA CHEN Yo-Yo June 26 Sudbury Entered L.S.R. in junior year .. . Bill- Bill-Bill . . . Queen of the Junior Prom... “Do you want to buy a ticket to —?”... IS 6 waists =). artistic: Secretary-Treasurer, School Council 4; Intramurals 3,4; December Formal Com- mittee 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tom-Tom 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2. LORRAINE M. CASO July 28 Sudbury Guidance secretary . . . summer wedding . . blue velvet gown . . . friendly to everyone .. . cooperative. Intramurals 2,3. NEVIS E. COOK Nevy June 6 Sudbury Walks on hands . . . Fantastic gymnast .. . Black-framed glasses . . . Red Motor Scooter .. . math innovator. Gymnastics 2,3,4. JANET A. CHISHOLM Chiz Aug. 22 Lincoln Good natured . . . athletic . . . always fun Lc CMialGneees Lnishi ass |Ump shots. Freshman Chorus; J.V. Basketball 1; Var- sity Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2; Softball 2,3; Dyad 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Tom-Tom 2,3,4. JUDITH CHILD Judy June 22 Sudbury Sentimental... warm... sees the world through orange-colored glasses . . . hap- piness is skiing. . . diets, diets . . . prac- tice again? Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Softball 1; Tennis 2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange Com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Freshman Chorus; Gymnastics 1; Jr. Prom Committee; Dyad 4. CAROLE L. CATHCART Carole June 17 Sudbury Dyading . . . Zoologist . left-handed golfer... Mutt and Jeff... Latin Scholar ... Mathematics can be fun? Tutor 3,4; Dyad Business Manager 4; Kaleidoscope 3,4; Student Exchange Com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2; Cum Laude 3,4. DAVID L. CORRIGAN Dave Oct. 14 Sudbury Hardware store . . . Once upon a scooter . with Ken... frequents Maynard. Intramurals 4. MICHAEL J. CHANDONAIT Mike Nov. 7 Sudbury nD GaeMikemeen Nol .. . Shmekel! . man about town Quit the habit with Mark... “Yes, Miss Buxton, I promise.” J.V. Soccer 2,3; J.V. Basketball 2; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Select Chorus 4; Varsity Bas- ketball 4. Cough drops LINDA R. COX Coxy July 15 Sudbury Sweet personality ... cute .. . quiet, but always there . . . always with Dottie, Mackie, and Mook . . . “How’s ya Span- ish?” . . . working in the business wing . . . the quiet one in Office Practice class. ERIC K. DEANE Rick Sept. 9 Sudbury Ski enthusiast . . . gorgeous sweaters .. . Soda jerk at Marshall’s ... tall . . . Art History scholar? . . . Soccer defenseman. Freshman Chorus; J.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,4; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee; J.V. Ten- mis) de. ROSEMARY C, DEBYE Rosemary Nov. 21 Sudbury Running German Award ... Germany... “Does it have junior year abroad?” . . Germany ... Tennis anyone? .. . First among the second flutists . Germany ... What’re you doing next summer Rose? ... Oooh, I dunno.” . . . Germany. Tennis 2,3,4; Math Contest Group 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange 3,4; Drama _ 1,2,3,4; Tutoring 2,3,4. ANNE CUTLER Anne Dec. 18 Sudbury That old red Ford... neat . . . seem- ingly studious and quiet . . . walks thru’ fields with a dog at her heels . . . Vive la France! French Club 2,3,4; Dyad; Student Ex- change Club 2,3; Student Tutoring Service 1,2,3,4,; (Chairman 4;) Cum Laude 3,4; Kaleidoscope 2,3,4. MICHAEL J. CURRAN Mike Oct. 26 Sudbury Goober . . . freshman girls . . . man-about- town ... “Where's my what?” .. . “Hi Baby Soe Lnes@apeea et AID pyar Coach Curran. Freshman Chorus; Track 1,2,4; Winter Track 3,4; Cross-Country 2,3; J.V. Soccer Manager 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees. JOHN H. COX Jack, “Tiger,” “Ox” May 12 Sudbury “Is that right?” . . . week ends in Vermont and New York . . . Always found with Bill, Tom and don’t forget Peppy . . . that devilish grin. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1. PATRICIA B. DAVIS Pat Nov. 7 Lincoln Seen on the courts... “Oh Yeah!” ... Land of the shamrock . . . the best yet ica N eee ume lehosiemtirs . always smiling. Field Hockey 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Tennis 2,3; Captain 4. BEVERLY T. COUGHLIN Bev Aug. 15 Sudbury Active 4H-er ... with Pat Vicky... Jowans . oo Net. o 4 URED 2 5. “Really?” THOMAS W. DAVIES Bill April 5 Sudbury The Texan... . red hair . . . chewing gum vendor ... with Ian... The Baron... always plugging the Air Force . . . witty ... transfer from Bellaire High, Houston . In Houston, Assistant Coach and JANET L. CROWE back free swimmer for championship team. Janet May 13 Sudbury Drama 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Select Chorus 4. Bouncy . . . loves Fiats . . . “Hi Sunshine!” ... Freckles and giggles . . . Softball queen ... Sudbury Drug . . . DUKE. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1; Softball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Drama 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Student Exchange 3. RICHARD DOYON Dick Nov. 26 Sudbury SALLY D. DEVEREUX Math scholar .. . avid Rugby player... Sally July 8 Sudbury “I love English.’ . . . “Any Physics Chippy ... Cheerleader plus! . . . ““Schmee” homework?” “Just think, if I could ski” . . . always Intramurals 2,3,4; Varsity Track 2; Math laughing and ready to help . .. with Contest Group 3. Yolanda. Student Council 4; Cheerleading 4; Tom Tom 3,4; Intramurals, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus 4; Student Exchange 4. JACQUELINE V. DOWNING Jacki Dec. 4 Sudbury California Gul . . . 277 Landham Road 5 cre Halon dneiie , 2 a WME, oo 4 Nay doesn't he wear his shin guards?” Supervises the cheerleaders . . . model material. Volleyball Intramurals. NANCY R. DERIDDER Nance July 14 Sudbury Lynn .. . with Lois and Lorraine Wyoming for the summer . .. red hair... “How do you do this!?” Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Volleyball 3; Spanish Club 3. FRANCIS J. DUGAN Frank Feb. 21 Sudbury The driving range . . . Frank’s taxi service -� My nose!” J aertermicydancems great buddy. Varsity golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee. DIANE A. DUNSFORD Di March 9 Sudbury “Oh No!” .. . always happy ... Mr. Andrews’ homeroom . . . knitting, always knitting . . . pleasant . . . fun to be with JOANNE DICKEY .. . gymnast. Jo May 13 Sudbury Mixed Chorus 3,4; Select Chorus 4; Field Working at the Wayside Inn . . . “Sure, Hockey 1; Gymnastics 3,4. that’s my mother playing the piano.” . . . beautiful brown eyes... neat... always willing to help. Freshman Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4. ROBYN DERMON Robyn fuly 28 Sudbury Equestrienne first class . . . the Bottle Shop ... Mexican food . .. with Edie... Mrs. Bailey and the Bio Lab . . . mind of her own. Varsity Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Gymnastics 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Tutor 3; Dance Committee 1,2,3; Stu- dent Exchange 2,3,4; Dyad 4. PRISCILLA DEVOLL Missy August 23 Sudbury Her Wayland buddies... V.W.’s... U. of Colorado . . . great dancer . . . tailored wardrobe . . . diets . . . always friendly and smiling. Class Secretary 1,2; Field Hockey 1; Drama 2; Student Exchange Committee 1,2,3,4; Tom-Tom 3,4; Dyad 4. GERALDINE A. DECILIO Gerry March 5 Lincoln Pop music . . . mod clothes . . . with Michelle .. . dark eyes... Mr. Markham . math scholar? Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 3. CARLTON W. ELLMS Chip July 9 Sudbury “Num-Num” .. . fabulous skier . . . Sally . with Jarmo and Rick . . . summer on the Cape ... at the Child's .. . snow worshipper. J.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Band 1; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1,2: Ski Club; December Formal Committee; Junior PATRICIA D. ERICSON Pat Sept. 19 Sudbury Short and cute . . . with Sharon, Chris, and Laurel .. . talkative .. . daydreamer ... Lincoln, anyo ne?” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 3; Drama Club 3. Prom Committee. JUDITH H. ENOS Judi Nov. 19 Sudbury Curly black hair . . . from wheel chair to crutchess aan ereenn cal) men memsecretany . records . . . railroad track walking. Freshman Chorus; Pep Club; Tom-Tom typist; Dyad 4. ROBERT E. EARLY Bob May 5 _ Sudbury Volkswagen forever . . . Cross-Country star .. . Found at Steve’s Auto Body... Cooperative . . . Golden Gloves Champ . constant smile. Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Hockey 4; Intramural soccer and baseball. BRUCE L. EY Bruce July 27 Sudbury Water skiing on everything but skis . . the Honda .. . riding thru the trails. Cross-Country 2, Intramurals 2,3,4. ALBERT C. ENGLAND, III Terry August 25 Lincoln “Really?” . . . The Mathematician at the Coop and BSO .. . racket, clarinet DONNA S. DUSTIN ite Li , and slide rule . . . The President . . . to Dusty December 3 Lincoln teas ECON, ones Cn aoe ae poe: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus; Mixed she really collect: epitaphst ques Bi Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Drama but . . Z loves paced ee Camp Gheath 4, Math Team 1,2,3,4; Science Team 2; .. - Maine. Band 1,2,3; Cum Laude 4; Tutoring 2,3. Freshman Chorus; French Club 1,2,3,4: Russian Language Study Group 2; Tutoring Committee 3,4; Dyad 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 2; Literary Club 1. ANDREA M. ERICSON Andrea Aug. 26 Lincoln In her hems . . . PINK! . . . Lief who? close harmony . . . les petit conges individual . . . her world . . . great expectations .. . J.S.M. 3,4. French Club 1,2,3; Select Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Freshman Chorus; Tutoring Committee 3,4; Cum Laude 3,4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4. KEITH H. EMMONS Keith April 12 Sudbury “You're right!” . . . Pool table in base- ment... No! McCune!” . . . the whistle skiing and tennis .. . “Krenshaw!”’ ... the morning announcements. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 2-4; Special Chorus 2,4; Tennis 1-3, Captain 4; Math Team 1,3; Science Team 2; Chess Club 2,3; Tutoring Com- mittee 2,3; Cum Laude 3,4; Drama 4. ROBERT W. FAGERLUND Bob Oct. 13. Sudbury Sneakers . . . tie over shoulder, Mr. Mitch- ell style . . . swift scooter . . . math genius .. . physics brain . . . First National. Band; Chess Club; Junior Classical League; Student Tutoring Service. THOMAS J. FLOYD Tom March 29 Sudbury “My Chev”... Goal in life — building ey Img BAe Clay 2, 4 Inleachine ior California. Intramurals: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.354 Baseball 12,34. MARY E. FLUHR Mar July 17 Sudbury Sewing ... works at Nan’s... tall... blue eyes . . . wants to be Home Ee: Teacher. Library Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; French Club 2; Tom-Tom 2; Intramurals 2,3. DAVID B. FILLMORE Dave, Fill Nov. 26 Lincoln Turtle-neck jerseys and Levis... cars... girls .. . radio, records, and dancing. Varsity Soccer Mgr. 2; Intramural Soccer, Basketball, Softball 1,2,3,4. SHARON E. FORSYTH Dec. 5 Sudbury Polite seem Ovesmk cnn ediyci ins ivan GU . . « Mow C, . .. cheares @ lhe . My Fair Lady... “Oh Phooie!”’ DAVID P. FROST Dave May 9 Sudbury Concord DeMolay . . . 3rd period sleeper .. . horses to motorcycle . . . works for Rex lrailer sus) ice birenaneemee tend of the police. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 50 RICHARD J. FLORIDIA Rich May 3 Sudbury Riding to the soccer games . . . Honda around the Field Hockey field . . . computer math with Mr. Spaulding . . “Are you kidding?” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Golf. STUART J. FLETCHER Stretch March 6 Sudbury Hunting with Ron. . . “Good grief!” ... eute .- . Hirt vie nice ()-)Biology Class champion talker . . . born in England. Intramural soccer 1,2,3,4; Intramural soft- ball 1,2,3; Intramural basketball 1,2. SHARON L. FITZPATRICK Shar Dec. 6 Sudbury . The Beatles and Bob Dylan . . . summers in New Hampshire Out of towners . . ... pep personified . . . “Go Regional!” ... 64 December Formal Queen. Freshman Chorus; Art Club; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange Committee 1,2,3,4; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4. RAYMOND M. FOSTER Ray April 15 Sudbury Freshman yearbook subscriptions in the shop .. . photography . . . willing and able. Art Club; Library Club 1,2,3; Intramurals; Dyad 4. JUDITH C. FAWCETT Judy May 5 Sudbury From Connecticut... green contacts... . another weekend in Stamford . . . friendly ... But I can’t dance!” . Oh No!” Spanish Club 4; Tutoring 4. BARBARA A. GAJEWSKI Barbara Feb. 7 Lincoln “T haven't done it either.” . . . shoes, shoes, shoes . . . real blonde hair . . . all girls college. French Club 1; Dyad 4; Student Ex- change; Freshman Chorus 1. DIANE H. GONYER October 6 Sudbury Bright . . . wants to go to U. Mass. Cheerleader . . . from East Hampton High. Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class secretary 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Mixed chorus 4; Select chorus 4. JOHN L. FULTZ John October 20 Sudbury Witty ... amiable... “I like bread and butters erin D1 ulce Gmimen I CeStUIiC Gimme Big John . . . smooth talker. Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Golf 1,2,3; Cross-Country 4; Intramurals 2. RICHARD D. GARLAND Dick March 23 Sudbury Florida this summer ... car magazines . . . “Nothing ever happens in this town.” .. . wants to buy a state police car . . . loves gymnastics? . . . college . . . wants to be an engineer. Intramural soccer 3,4; Intramural Softball 4. JOSEPH P. GENTILE Joe Oct. 11 Lincoln Short . . . always hitting girls .. . Fun with Mrs. Kass .. . excellent hockey player ... Devilish . . . Study Hall monitor. Varsity Hockey 4. DAVID R. GARDNER Dave June 24 Sudbury To Italy .. . Active in Student Exchange Politician . . . Good in Math and Physics . . . Well coordinated athletic type chap . . . nice sweaters. EDITH GARRISON Edie April 26 Lincoln Red hair . . . plays piano for special chorus . wild cape . . . distinctive voice . basketball . . . lunch . . . Mommy Mount Holyoke? . . . witty. Chorus: mixed and select 1,2,3,4; Sports: basketball, hockey. ROBERT W. GALLIGAN Bob May 28 Sudbury Motor scooter to school... track... me- chanical drawing .. . Helmet with orange visor. Varsity Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Varsity Win- ter Track 3,4; Varsity Spring Track 1,2,3,4. DAVID P. GIBBS Dave August 24 Lincoln Good-looking .. . His walk... NYC... Folk music . . . Greenwich village social work . . . Massachusetts, “this wilderness.” FRANK W. GARRISON Frank Sept. 5 Lincoln Soccer .. . hockey . . . Dual County All Star Defenseman . . . lanky . . . well proportioned. Freshman soccer 1; Varsity soccer 2,3,4; School Council 3; tutoring 3,4; Hockey 4. GREGORY W. GRAHAM Greg December 12 Sudbury “Be serious.” . . . “Are you kidding me?” . +. quiet... interested in carts”). prep JUANITA L. GONZALES school and then college . . . “MGA.” Nina October 23 Lincoln Intramurals; soccer 2,3,4; basketball 2,3,4. Petite jan Very snore. outa tins 2pacn. worked for Project Headstart . . . New Senior. Drama 4. RICHARD H. GREENBLATT Richard August 9 Sudbury Raises dogs . . . stock tycoon . . . works at Jordan’s . . . off to Kansas. Intramural softball; Drama club 2. MARY N. GREENE Greenie June 18 Sudbury Talkative and late . . . good excuses... “T love this school and this school loves me!” . .. Gets along with male teachers .. . Superenthusiastic. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Special Chorus 4; Kaleidoscope 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Dance Committee 3,4. LINDA S. GORANSON Linda January 15 Sudbury With Kathy Hennessey . . . eats dough- nuts at French Club... a panic : jolly. Freshman chorus; mixed chorus 2,3,4; Tom- Tom 3,4; Dyad 4; Drama 3,4. DONNA J. GONYER Ma Oct. 6 Sudbury Great sense of humor . . . welcomed trans- fer from East Hampton . . . Hail Went- WILLIAM D. GOODWIN worth ... to be a nurse. . . wants to go Bill August 26 Lincoln to school in Boston. Hunting . . . out of doors .. . bow and arrow... Exeter .. . always with a slide rule . . . Flying license. Conservation club 2,3; Rifle club; Intra- mural soccer 4, HEIDI L. GREY Heidi June 28 Sudbury Breck baby . . . works at Country Living :. . lots of clothes’. . Dramaties “Really?” . . . Talk about the Vineyard much? .. . gracious. Chorus 1; Select chorus 2,3,4; Student Exchange 1,2,3,4; Student Representative P.T.S.A. 3,4; Dramatics 1,3,4: Tom-Tom 3,4; Field Hockey 1. KATHRYN J. GRASON Kath March 13 Lincoln Civil Rights ... in the library . . . trip to Mexico... reads. . . red hair. . . says what she feels! .. . Russia next summer. Drama Club 3; Library club 3; Welcom- ing committee 3; Freshman chorus 1; Intramurals 3. ROBERT B. HAGMANN Bob December 2. Lincoln Math whiz . . . always with that grin . scientific Monopoly player . . . ginger ice cream ... “You don’t exist!” Iowa Test Taker. Chess club 1,2,3,4; Debating 1,3; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Cum Laude 3,4. LUANNE M. HINDS Loe July 29 Sudbury THOMAS A. HARRIS Never has much to say . .. Where’s Mr. Tom July 5 Sudbury Marshall? .. . with Maureen in study... Ev ... Pierre . . . Monopoly . . . The secotexonazt i great speech for Representative . . . the Freshman Chorus; Intramural basketball] pencil machine... “Yes Tam.” . . . Char- 1, 2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3; Intra- isma . . . Palmer's friend . . . but dues? mural softball 1,2; Study hall monitor. . .. lowa Test Taker, Horace X . . . Har- vard Summer School. Student Council 1,4; Tom-Tom 2,3,4; De- bating 1,2,3; Kaleidoscope 3; Drama 1; Dyad 4; Cum Laude. WARREN W. HARPSTER Warren Dec. 24 Sudbury Bandi Presiden team Steclarinc Game Le biology lab. Band; Dance Band 3,4; Band President 4. LUCY R. HERMAN Lucy June 15 Lincoln To Holland. Yah! .. . so very nice congenial spirit .. . “Grandma”. .. Works at Concord Book Shop .. . 5th year French. Student Exchange 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey ,2,3; Tutoring Committee 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Cum Laude 3,4. DOROTHY A. HALL Dotti December 11 Sudbury Monitors a study hall . . . Works in Guid- ance Office .. . attractive. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 56 ELIZABETH C. HILL Beth April 5 Sudbury Peppy cheerleader . . . always smiling... “Fragile — handle with care!” ... S. D. aardvark hunter .. . Cape Cod . WILLIAM W. HAMILTON Those college weekends! ... Bio class .. . Bill Dec. 24 Sudbury “No, I disagree with you.” Going to Hamilton . . . cards’. . . good in Cheerleading 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; softball history ... smart... hard-working... 2. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Pontiacs — white and gold... “Are you kidding?” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; School Council 3,4; PTSA Representative 4. HENRY A. HAROIAN Hank June 16 Lincoln Ouictyemen) baseball i pitchersans.. star Market ... chivalrous . . . with Chuck in homeroom. Chess Club 1,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. MARY K. HENNESSY Kathy May 23 Sudbury Red hair... talk-talk-talk ... with Linda Goranson ... ‘When's lunch?” . . . His- tory brain... D.A.R. Award .. . “So what’s new?” CHARLES R. HAGOPIAN Chuck December 23 Lincoln Plays violin ... excellent deportment in Homeroom .. . terrific tenor. Freshman chorus; Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Special Chorus 4; String Ensemble. WARREN H. IDE Renny Jan. 16 Sudbury Soccer and baseball . . . runs with his head down and toes-in . . . Marshall’s .. . hidden brain power . . . James Joyce . wheeler-dealer. Freshman chorus; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity baseball 4. SUSAN H. JEWETT Sue May 14 Sudbury “Anithinn” ... Horses, horses, horses. . . Very great Math student . . . Psycholo with Mrs. Kass. Dance Committees 1,2,3; Drama; Math Team; Intramurals 3,4; Cum Laude. MARY ANN HOUGHTEN June 17 Sudbury “My Daddy’s a colonel.” .. . “Is my face red? .yp)s Nice yoice = .18 Arne loHatey “And where have you been Miss Houghten?” .. . All over the world — es- pecially Germany .. . 4 sisters. J.V. Field Hockey 1,2; Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4:; Special Chorus 3; Student Exchange 4. RAYMOND C. HOUGHTON Ray Oct. 16 Sudbury Nu rse’s office . . . pass to shop .. . Con- cord De Molay ... Rah! Rah! . . . Fresh- man subscription team. STEVEN L. HUNECK Library Club; Intramurals; Dyad. Steve Oct. 8 Sudbury “But, Mr, Leary!” ... “I can’t stand people who smoke.” . . . out of town girls Cal and Carol .. . Classes at Mass. Art ... petite and quiet? Soccer Intramurals 1,2,3; Basketball Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Art Club; Junior Prom Committee; Golf Team 2,3,4; Co-Art Editor of Dyad; Classes at Mass. Art. LEE K. JENSEN Libo Dec. 15 Lincoln Jensen, Jordan and Johnson in 525... 2nd base whiz. Varsity baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals. MARK L. HINKLE Dec. 8 Sudbury Chess ... parties... chess... “Are you working tonight? . . . “Your move. Check.” ... What’s the weather outside anyway?” ... Checkmate.” Transferred from O.C.S. in New York, Freshman Football and J.V. Football in New York. Turtle necks Jensen . .. . the man with the protractor. Intramural hockey, soccer and baseball. PETER C. JOHNSON Feb. 26 Sudbury . . Johnson, Jordan, and works at Poole’s mink ranch FRANCES HOAGLAND Jan. 1 Sudbury Shy smile .. . neither rain nor snow keeps her from walking to school . . . summer in France ... very artistic . . . mighty full- back in field Hockey. Field hockey; Gymnastics; Chorus; Drama; Student Exchange; Dance Committees; Dyad. ABIGAIL S. HOUGH Abby October 18 Sudbury . Chenté. . . the Sudbury shuffle... “Dig it!” ... “I know what you mean.” Equestrienne . . “Gwendolyn has a man in her throat.” .. . Eastern States. Mixed Chorus 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Intramural Gymnastics and Intramural Volleyball; Drama 2,3. ROBERT P. KIRSHNER Bob Aug. 15 Sudbury Melvin Goombah . . . My briefcase is my locker . .. Rhinoceros .. . Athens for the summer... College Board 826-847 Genius Award. Class President 1; Science Quiz Team 1,2; Math Team 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Drama 1,3,4; Mixed and Select Chorus 4; Varsity Baseball 2; Chess Club 1,2,3; Cum Laude Oya, DONALD C. JORDAN Don Feb. 3 Sudbury Jordan, Johnson and Jensen . . . “How’s my girl today?” .. . Mickey Mouse shoes and Santa Claus socks .. . Quiet and re- served? ... Wipeout on the ski slope... . “But everybody else is talking, Mrs. Adrian!’ Varsity baseball 1,3,4; Varsity Track 2; Winter Track 3,4; J.V. Soccer 3; Select Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Student Exchange. JAMES L. KING Jim Dec. 9 Sudbury Sandwiches in Spanish class . . . cleaning the tables for Mrs. Adrian . . . Betsy. Varsity Cross-Country; Varsity Track; Gymnastics. DOLORES E. KERWIN Doll August 14 Lincoln In a world of her own. . . very friendly . curly hair... lots of laughs . . . Kip. Pep Club 2; Intramurals 2,4. DAVID B. JONES David May 28 Sudbury New Senior . . . Anne’s picture . . . His “harp” ... His late Volkswagen . . . Cool clothes . . . Leather elf boots . . . Turn of the Screws Blues Band . . . Hairy Gar- rison Belt Buckle. Drama 4; Blues Band; Football, Palo Alto High School. WAYNE M. KING Boris Nov. 30 Sudbury pe Whowasked yan tre. loves (iris flr: “Cambridge” . . . that old green Dodge. Study Hall monitor 3; Intramurals 4. i al Stee 2 wy ROBERTA E. KELLEY Berta October 19 Sudbury Monday morning greetings . . . “Youre kidding!” . . . carbon copies and a type- writer . . . always in the business wing. Intramurals 2,3. RICHARD M. KELLY Rick Sept. 14 Sudbury Bandsman .. . His clarinet can be heard in Study Hall . . . Hitchhikes to school ... Master of the British Isles . . . Smoke signal chief. Band 3,4; Dance Band; Drama. SHAWN C. KELLEY Dec. 26 Sudbury Do blondes have more fun? Shawn should have. ““Remember the bomb.” . . . “Why MARK JOYCE should I care?” ... Down at the Firehouse. Oct. 2 Sudbury Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Baseball; Study Flying wing... fancy footwork .. . Hockey Hall Monitor. rocket .. . Great Stone Face . . . tenor . with Bill in Anatomy . . . cynical com- ments . . . Swamp Fox in the 6th grade. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Special Chorus 3,4; J.V. Soccer Co-Captain 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Varsity Hockey 4; Gymnastics 1,3; Drama 2; Dyad 4. JARMO K. LAAKKONEN CHRISTOPHER G. LANGTON echoes prliew inland Chris Nov. 30 Lincoln Finnish export ... oh that wink... “I Beautiful tresses .. . shroud . . . street likeuit fine ee ch singer in Madwoman .. . skis . . . sports Varsity Soccer 4; Winter Track 4. cars . . . computers. Mixed chorus 4; Select chorus 3; Lead guitar in Turn of the Screws Blues Band. Drama 4. GREGORY D. LAPSLEY Greg October 2 Sudbury With Chuck and Nevi... tall blond... angelic expressions . . .“Who’s got some candy?” ... Rooster ties .. . ‘Cuttin’ me down?” Intramurals; Varsity Track 2. JOSEPH A. LEBRUTO Joe March 17 Sudbury The winged-foot captain of Cross-Country . runs faster than he drives . . . Model A Ford . . . reserved and considerate . . .: PF ski trips . . . “Purina cat food) in Anatomy.” Cross-country 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track LOB) al KAREN J. LINSTROM Lightnin Oct. 3 Lincoln General Manager of girls’ sports . . . always down in the gym... wants to be a phys- ical therapist. Hockey Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Man- ager 2; Softball 1,2,3,4; P.T.S.A. bowling 1,3,4; Student Exchange workday 2,4. MARGARET A. LOMBARDI Peggy Nov. 25 Sudbury Always smiling . . . wants to be a nurse ... loves swimming in her pool . . . clever at the sewing machine . .. Wayne . beautiful earrings and clothes . . . always with Bev. BEVERLY J. KLEE Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bev Jan. 8 Sudbury Art Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Junior Dance Full of fun... beautiful tan . .. whiz Committee 3. AtiSe Willi meESOCCeL ales eu. Stain lan conflicting schedules . . . W.V.W. “Who’s honking the horn?” . . . with Patty. Freshman Chorus; Intramurals; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Pep Club. PHILIP F. KROPP Phil May 7 Sudbury Regional’s champion Pole Vaulter broke three poles in one year . . . serious about training .. . Judo expert. Varsity Track: Fall, Winter, Spring 3,4. LESLIE R. LEONE Les July 11 Sudbury “It’s natural!” .. . Santa laugh . . . class ring salesman... 100% Italian . . . skiing .. chin-up champ. . . loved biology and Mr. Millett . . . morning announcements .. . dreamed of Norway .. . Intramurals; French Club 1; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Classical League 2; Student Exchange Club 3,4; School Council 2,3,4; December Formal 2,3,4; Dyad. ROBERT G. LIND June 18 Sudbury Bachrach . . . talks on talk day .. . New Yorker . . . Intellectual cartoons. Soccer Intramurals; Tom-Tom; Dyad 4. JERRY E. MARSH Jerry March 31 Sudbury Hopes to get his wings . . . hardy outdoor- WILL man... frequents the library . . . loves seaive s Me AON I Physics . . . heading for Oregon. UES CEASE SLAs) Gonzales... tennis instructor at Tamarack Spanish Club 1,2; Russian Club 2; Library Club 3; Dyad 4. .,. tennis in Australia. Intramurals 1; Chess Club 3,4; Tom-Tom 4; Varsity Tennis Team 1,2,3,4. LESLIE MANCHAN DA Sept. 24 India Exchange Student from India . . . perfect adjustment . . . wants to be a pilot in India . . . warm, sparkling personality .. . fun to be with . . . finds Math the hardest. Intramurals 4; Student Exchange. LINDA M. MACKIE Mac Oct. 7 Sudbury Long, beautiful, red hair... harpster... business courses . . . psychiatric nursing. Pep Club 2; Intramurals 1,2; Library Club. WAYNE A. MAIURI Dec. 26 Sudbury Versatile musician ... trombone .. . bari- tone .. . lead guitar in his rock and roll group “The Rogues.” Concert Band, Vice President 4; Dance Band 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. BARBARA L. MARTINI Barb Aug. 13 Lincoln Future psychologist .. . that friendly smile scp a Witatr i we preat footballifam 3... finally mastered Rogers’ driveway. Basketball Intramurals 2,3,4; Volleyball ELIZABETH MANN 1,2; Art Club 2; Tom-Tom 3; Dyad 4 Libby Aug. 20 Sudbury ; “Gutentag’ ... National Merit Letter of Commendation” . . . horses. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA A. LONG Patty April 27 Sudbury 6 yr. member 4-H . . . candy in Russian . with Vicki and Bev. . . . lively infectious laughter .. . U. of Mass. Intramurals; Tom-Tom; Student Exchange. JOHN MANZELLI John Nov. 2 Lincoln Bob and Bob . . . usually quiet . . . polite and kind .= 4 tall. =) scale models = - Prom tree. Russian Study Group 2; Junior Prom Committee. PATRICIA A. MARTIN Pat May 5 Sudbury Victory!! .. . Captain of the Cheerleaders . cute... Jack... soccer games and track meets... “We have to have a pep rally!” ... Practice . . . Junior Prom 1965 . . clothes, clothes, clothes . . . on the go. Freshman Chorus; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Co-Captain 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD G. MAURER Ricky Oct. 8 Sudbury Gymnastics . . . iron cross . . . giant on the highbar . . . Admiral . . . Romeo ... future photographer. Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3. WILLIAM J. McCUNE Joe Feb. 28 Lincoln Physics brain . . . Swiss winters . fidgits . . . clarinet . . . to school on his racing bike . . . always late. Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Math Team 1,2,3,4; Science Team 1; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Debating Club 1, C um Laude. DONNA McCARTHY Donna June 29 Sudbury Beautiful blue eyes . . . cute, tiny, always laughing ... loves her office practice class .. . with Sue, Peggy, and Elaine. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus 1; Intramurals 2,3; Pep Club 2; Art Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM H. McSHEEHY B. V. Sept. 16 Sudbury December Formal in February . . . Latin . . . Time-keeper in Physiology . . . Car- WHOIS 5 oo BIDOMS oo ¢ Freshman Football; J.V. Basketball; Hock- ae hres aa ey; Gymnastics; Track; Little Theater za June F ‘ : . zs : dent EZ Quiet ... polite . . . captivating smile ees Hluonenresaasauyge ye . . expert sailor. . . Cape Cod summers teaching sailing . . . sailboat racing .. . brothers. Freshman Chorus; Art Club 2; Russian Club 2; Pep Club 2; Student Exchange 3; Drama 3; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH R. McCULLOUGH Joe Feb. 12 Sudbury Easy-going ... cheerful ... Harvard Squarer = boss ... boots ... Ford station wagon. JV Basketball 2; Intramural Softball. KAREN L. McCARTHY Karen March 15 Sudbury Whose car is that? ... Every summer she is up at Alton Bay. . . “Let’s take a drive Sunday.” . . . How many coats do you have now? . . . Great skier. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2. JACKLYNN H. MEEHAN Jacki Jan. 14 Sudbury Crushes . . . homeroom secrets with. . . extremely energetic . . . laughing. Pep Club; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Cho- rus; Homecoming Committee; Dyad; DOMINIC MASTROTOTARO Dom May 8 Sudbury Latin ... Mr. Krol . . . Dyad Patrons . . . good salesman . . . enthusiastic . . . Tchiakovsky fan. Select Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Tutor 4; Junior Classical League; Dyad 4; Russian Language Study 2. Tom-Tom. JOHN MERCURY Jack Oct. 28 Sudbury “Captain Jack” . . . Soccer — great de- fense ... Track — fast, fast, fast! ... Lucky socks ... Italian P?l! ... nice dancer . . . great personality. J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Cap- tain 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Winter Track 3,- 4; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VERNON C. McCURRACH Skip Dec. 29 Sudbury Always has a quote .. . wandering. . . polite . . . photo fiend . . . chaos ine. Tom-Tom 4; Dyad 4; Chess Club 3,4; Dra- ma Club 3; Tutor 3,4; Chorus 1; Bio-Teck Club 1. GRETCHEN MERTZ Gretch Aug. 23 Sudbury Sudbury drug... Mertz’s dorm. . . Joe . “slowest driver on the road” .. . Miami. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,- 4; Spanish Club 1; December Formal Queen 4. SUSAN A. MORRISON Sue Jan. 25 Sudbury Maine!! ... “Got that?” .. . Dyad dead- lines . . . level headed . . . Math books, Vantage Verbal, and holes to punch . . . afternoons with the cat. Dyad Editor in Chief; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Ka- leidoscope 2,3; Intramurals 1; Student Ex- change Committee 1,2. GARY E. MIRANDA Gary Nov. 10 Sudbury Camera shy . . . natural corn-silk blond mischievous grin . after-school jobs; greenhouse, restaurant . . . maroon car. Intramural soccer, basketball, softball, gymnastics. CAROL A. MESSINA Ca Aug. 7 Lincoln Tom-Tom typist . . . working in the Guid- ance office . . . “What’s the matter f you?” motorcycler . wild colors always with the boys. Tom-Tom 4; Secretary 4. DOUGLAS MIRANDA Mickey March 31 Sudbury Stock car enthusiast . . . at Hooper’s Gas Station .. . Framingham. LAURA MILITZER Laura April 20 Lincoln “You know.” .. . “Have you done your article?” . . . sensitivity . . . world traveler . L-Bird . ). Big Chief Lor-Lor ). . German Shepherds . . . bracelets. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Tom-Tom 2,3,4, Editor 3,4; Dyad 4; Class Vice-President 2; December Formal Com- mittee 1; “Koowedamen” 4; Sophomore Dance 2. MARLEY G. MEYER Marley January 11 Lincoln Guitars . . . long blonde hair... ‘Shh” . . individual . . . suede vests . . . cooing. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4, President 4; Special Chorus 4; “Rhi- noceros” 3; “Sandbox’’ 4. CHRISTINE MORSE Chris Jan. 6 Lincoln Tall... slim... attractive . . . bubbling . champion gum chewer . . . Jackie. Volleyball; Basketball. KATHLEEN R. MCQUADE Kathy Feb. 2 Sudbury Long blonde hair . . . serene . . . very efficient . . . headed for Katharine Gibbs . with Linda and Pat. Intramural Basketball; Drama Club 3,4. DAVID P. PALMER Dave July 16 Lincoln Charisma . . . songwriter . . . living and learning in Norway . .. sweaters spirit in the Palm of his hands. . . “The Rag Picker.” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 1,2,3,4; Larry Oct. 17 Lincoln Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; School Council 1,2,- Big grin. . . chewing gum. . . RFB 3,4; President 3,4; Student Exchange 3,4; Park-Place defense. . . the girls. . . blue MENTED Ford. Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Gym- nastics 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES L. PARK ELAINE SCHAFFNER Shortstuff July 31 Sudbury Blue eyes . . short brown hair . . . petite ... “Oh my gosh!” . . . dancing. KENNARD P. RAWSON Kenn July 30 Sudbury Sudbury Supermarket . . . Boys’ lounge . . . long, tall Texan. Intramurals 2,3,4. LINDA J. ROBERTS Lin August 6 Sudbury Beautiful hair . . . pretty smile . . . al- ways happy . . . no more glasses. . . Pe- ter the rabbit . . . green book-bag. Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Dance Committees 1,- 2,3; Junior Prom Committee; Drama Club 3. 70 TIMOTHY W. MURPHY Tim May 3 Sudbury Tall and strong. . . “Who wants to wres- VICTORIA NEUMEIER tle with me in gym class?” . . . shot-put Vicki Sept. 9 Sudbury in the show . . . track enthusiast. 4-H-er ... sew, sew... pierced earring Track 3,4. look... amiable .. . Star Market. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 4; Tom-Tom 3,4; Student Exchange 2,3,4. MICHAEL S. PHIPPARD Mike Feb. 21 Sudbury Jackie. . . Smothers Brothers . . . Baby face. . . athletic. . . bites the hand that feeds him. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Gymnastics 1,3; Track 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DANIEL J. O°;CONNOR Danny Dec. 10 Sudbury Excellen t athlete . . . basketball . . . golf . . . football prospect . . . boisterous. . . fun and funny. Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Golf 1,2,- 3,4; Cross Country 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange 3. JOHN L. REID John July 1 Sudbury Ski fanatic ... seen with Jerry devotee of camping . . . loves Anato- my and Physiology . . . U. of Miami next. Conservation club 4; Chess club 4. SUSAN L. SCHJELDERUP Sue April 18 Sudbury Psychology. ik. S bane Ligerncatunare. chambermaid at . Fernald School. leopard claws Wayside Inn. . Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Se- lect Chorus 4; Little Theatre Players JOAN C. RUSSELL Joan June 30 Sudbury Always dancing . . . I wish it were sum- . that train ride! Intramurals; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Classical League; French Club 1,2,- 3; Drama Club 3,4; Freshman Chorus; Yearbook Sales Committee; Student Ex- change Committee. Tom-Tom; Kaleidoscope 4; Lab Assistant mer. . 4; Dyad. WILLIAM V. RENWICK Bill Feb. 19 Sudbury Sharp dresser . . . looks innocent but! : “Valiants forever” college bound. Intramural Baseball 2,4; Intramural Soc- cer 3,4. PATRICIA RUTHERFORD Pat Oct. 1 Sudbury Arty 10.9. statue olass: rum iN eal ne Harvard Square . . . large hoops . . . Bob- by. Intramurals 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Stu- dent Exchange Committee; Junior Prom Committee. SUSAN B. SHARPE Sue August 15 Lincoln That load of books. . . “‘my cousins”. . . poetry and anthropology ... to be a Shakespearean actress . . broken leg in Switzerland . . Israel. Freshman Chorus; Student Exchange 1,2; Drama 1,2,3,4; Tom-Tom 2; Kaleidoscope 2,4; Tutor 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; German Club 4. y Abib@nee 5 5 . school in 72 NANCY L. RYTHER Nancy Aug. 6 Sudbury Summers in Utah ... helpful ... SUSAN E. RICE backstage for Little Theater Players . . . Sue Jan. 4 Lincoln managing our girls . . . happy laugh. . . Mark... Dotty... slender. . . capable needles and pins . . . “Can a girl take . . . skilled seamstress . . . wild coordi- Mechanical Drawing?” nates. Varsity Field Hockey Manager 1,2; Varsity Pep Club 2. Softball Manager 1; Intramurals 1,2; Pub- licity Committee for Dances 1,2,3,4; Pub- licity Committee Junior Prom 3; Drama Set Design. STANFORD W. SCOTT Stan July 6 Lincoln Class of 65 . . . Lennox . . . summer at Acme Laundry .. . “I stands forever!” 5� @ MORES |S 2, 4 REE, 5 5 KORTE J.V. Soccer 1,2; Co-Captain 3; Track 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus 1; Select Chorus 3,4; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Freshman Dance Committee. JUDITH C. ROGERS Judy June 6 Lincoln Schén ... German scholar ... al- ways smiling . .. Back and forth between pantry and diet. Russian Club 2; Dyad 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Prop Committee for Little Theater Players. ELAINE M. SAVIGNANO Elaine June 9 Sudbury With Peggy, Sue, and Donna... Gil- christ’s Girl . . . snapping pictures... barefoot in the snow. . . Texas. Intramurals; Softball; Volleyball; Basket- ball. 73 WILLIAM SKOG Bill Feb. 4 Sudbury Great personality . . . gets along with ev- eryone ... always keeps you laughing seek LD@M DOT |. cee With WVaVvincamiens whiz at baseball . . . “A Marshall’s Boy” ey luisa: Intramural soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity baseball 2,3,4. HENRY L. SHUSTER, JR. Hank August 18 Sudbury Mathematician extraordinnaire... Harvard Square... guitar; |) cardsmnene don’t know.” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Math Con- test Group 3. LOIS SIMMERMON Lovie April 13 Sudbury With Chic. . . her brother’s car. . . that laugh. . . Ronnie. . . smile. Intramurals 3,4; Spanish Club 3. JOHATHAN L. SIEGLE Jonny May 19 Sudbury Prospective veterinarian .. . bass guitarist in: “The Rogues” ...... chord crazy nea ROSE K. SHERRY loves Jazz . . . vast vocabulary . . . talk- Rose Feb. 17 Sudbury ative. Transfer student from Bayside High Student Council 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Base- School, New York ... three years in ball 1,2; (at University High, Chicago) London ... “Where are all the side- Concert Band 4; Dance Band 4. Walks canner “They have so many things you can get detention for here!’ “Jorge, look it up in your dictionary.” Chemistry Club; Horseback Riding Club (Bayside High School); Office Monitor 4. WAYNE SHURLING Wayne July 20 Lincoln Terrific water skier . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . whiz in shop. . . “Away intramural games”. . . Peggy. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball, softball, soccer. ELLIOT S. SMITH Ello, Moose Sept. 24 Lincoln “Hey, Scott!” . . . Class of 65. . . Sum- mer at Acme Laundry . . . Home Ec. mi- nor major . . . Alfa Romeo Racing Team . . . Canadian Hockey . . . San Diego. Freshman Soccer; Freshman Chorus; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. LUANNE SILVA Luanne July 29 Sudbury Physical therapy . . . Northeastern .. . archery . . . knitting . . . biological typ- ist. . . sports fan. . . forma. . . to help people. . . Anatomy till 5. Student Exchange Committee 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses of America Club 4; Tutoring Committee 2,4; Freshman Chorus 1; Intramurals 3,4; Ca- reer Conference Committee 4; Chairman, Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Dyad 4. MARK S. SIMONEAU Mark March 22 Sudbury From Marlboro, Junior year . . . Commu- ter A ; ae . . commuter ticket LINDA SHEWAN Bae ee le Lin Feb. 18 Sudbury Strawberry blonde . . . cheerleading. . . practice? practice! ... “But, Mr. An- drews!” . . . “Get so nervous!” . . . tele- phone . . . Beatles and Bob Dylan. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Exchange 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,4; December Formal Committee 4. LAUREL EDITH TAFFE Laurel June 4 Sudbury Library . . . Lunchroom helper . . . with Sharon ... homeroom chatter graceful. J.V. Field Hockey 1; Library Club 2,3; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 3: ROBERT W. STREETER Bob April 15 Sudbury Speed skier . . . Water skiing at Cochitu- ate . . . master car mechanic . . . girls, girls, girls . . . ‘57 Pontiac. Varsity Cross Country 4; Intramural Soc- cer 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2. ELIZABETH STURGIS Lisa July 27 Lincoln Cute and small. . . loves tosew. . . ear- rings . . . wonderful in Art ... Never wears shoes except in school! ... Bill . with Eliza or Judy. DEBORAH L. THURLOW Debbie Nov. 19 Sudbury Friendly smile . . . exotic eyes. . . hand- knit sweaters . . . biology bug. . . talk- ing with Ellie in homeroom. LINDA STONE Band 1,2,3,4; French Club; Intramurals Lin May 20 Sudbury 2,3; Student Exchange 3,4; Drama Club 2,- Lots of fun to be with . . . shop class, 3,4; Drama 3. sophomore year, — “It was a lot of fun!” . . . homeroom chats with Bob, Lisa, and Rose . . . business career. . . Hi, every- body.” Freshman Chorus; Modern Dance 3; Gym Show 3; Volunteer Secretary, Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health Association, sum- mer of Junior Year. WAYNE A. SPILLER Satch Nov. 21 Sudbury Captain Spiller . . . goal getter and goa- lie getter . . . basketball to music . . .: three- varsity sports . . . his own cheer- leader (Nancy). Freshman Chorus; Varsity Basketball 1,2,- 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,- 4; Captain 4; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soc- cer 3,4; Class President 2. JANE T. THOMPSON Janie Dec. 15 Sudbury Jacko. Mee quiet aaa, tovbesa nurse . U.S. Traveler... “J dunno” . . . working at Erickson’s, Freshman Chorus; Intramurals 3,4; Mod- ern Dance 3; Career Conference Commit- tee 4; Pep Club 2; Dance Committees 4; Future Nurses Club 4. KENNETH P. STACEY Ken Sept. 25 Sudbury Driving through the streets of Sudbury . . . hair grower. . . with Dave, Richard, and Jerry. . . junior year locker fiend. Intramural soccer. MARION E. SPAAN Sandy May 11 Sudbury Sophomore attendant at Junior Prom . . flirtatious . . . gorgeous handmade clothes 5 s Hey sEill yen NOwatS. mot MITCHELL P. STEEGE bleached.” . . . Ist Sandy, not 3rd... . Stooge Aug. 2 Lincoln Girls’ room mirror fights. Mr. Manager . . . Good-natured. . .con- Freshman Chorus; Pep Club 2; Intramu- stantly talking . . .” Hey Phippard, Spill- rals 1,2,3,4; Career Conference Commit- er, wait for me!” . . . statistics, statistics tee. .. . horse show parties ... “College? Next year? Gulp! Help!” Manager Baseball 1,2,3,4; Manager Bas- Se OO 4s ketball 1,2,3,4; Manager Soccer 4; Intra- CK RO gies PRO IE fr murals 1,2,3,4. LINDA V. TROISI Lin Oct. 5 Lincoln Long black hair and beautiful blue eyes PETER TLUMACKI . . . gorgeous smile . . . soft spoken . Kangaroo | Sept 2) Lincoln Baud toton: Tall . nice sweaters . . . Stein Eric- Soa at ane son? ... V.W. Bus... silent laugh .. . with Campo and Beans. . . a little shy sometimes. Intramurals 4. PETER TORODE Peter Feb. 1 Lincoln Soccer and hockey . . . wants to go to the Coast Guard Academy. . . good at Math .. . life guard. J.V. Soccer 1,2,3; Varsity soccer 4; Varsi- ty Hockey 4. ROBERTA G. TURK Robin Sept. 16 Sudbury Loves to debate .. . artistic . . . high style...) (Gan @driver ie ye) Long blonde hair . . . always in Acton. Pep Club 2; Library Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Drama 1; Kaleidoscope 3; Fresh- man Chorus. JO-aNN TREES Josy Nov. 5 Sudbury “Quoi?” . . . loves cats . . . Fashion mer- chandizing . . . Rainbow Ball — white velvet gown .. . rings . . . candles . Jerome. Drama Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Li- brary Club 1; Lab Assistant 4. SALLY D. TRUESDALE Sally Oct. 15 Sudbury David . . . distinctive voice . . . “‘y-yes” .. . bubbling personality .. . talkative . Skies at Mt. Snow... . so nice... Jr. Prom attendant . . . at Marian games . specialist at making popovers! . . . “No, you're kidding!” Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange 3; Career Conference Committee 3,4; Class GREGORY B. TURNER Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Little Gregg April 16 Lincoln Theater Players 3,4. A great artist . . . hockey . . . teather bracelets . . . Mr. Madru’s Senior Art Class. Hockey 4. PETER S. TIGHE Peter July 14 Sudbury Lucky Plucky Pierre . . . Grand Old Po- litical Sage of Regional . . . Cafeteria de- bates ... A.T. T. ... Mathematics and Gym star ... “Humanity is my business.” . . . dry humor . . . sharp wit. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Tom- Tom 3,4; Kaleidoscope 3,4; Debating Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Cum Laude 3,4. WALTER L. VAN WART, JR. Dutchman October 25 Lincoln Serious soccer player . . . “The day I get my license!’”’. . . “I can’t; ’m grounded.” . in the gym working out . . . sharp dresser ... Bev. . . . the flying Dutch- man. Varsity Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity baseball 2,3,- 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4. R. MICHELLE TLUMACKI Mickey Nov. 10 Lincoln Wild about anything British . . . a real rocker and very mod . . . transistor radio during 3rd period . . . chatters . . . tall blond. Spanish Club; Drama Club. JOHN G. WAY John October 20 Sudbury With Mark . . . Warriors’ Big Foot Soc- cer King ... foot-work finesse on the field. . . hockey . . . tennis doubles. . . Junior Prom. J.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Intra- murals 2,3; Hockey 4. JANET F. WHALEN Jay Oct. 24 Lincoln Easy-going ... seamstress’ 2). 79) ) Mr. Leary!” . . . works at Hartwell Farm. Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Intra- murals 1,2; Pep Club; Sr.-Fr. Dance 4; Se- nior Prom 4; Student Exchange Workday 4. PAMELA C. WARNER Pam Novy. 24 Lincoln Sparkling smile . . . chuckling laugh. . . Basketball enthusiast ... summers in Wyoming... bright . . . diligent. J.V. basketball 1,2; Varsity basketball 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; French Club 1; Sr.-Fr. Dance 4; Dyad 4; Tom-Tom 3,4; Cum Laude 3,4; Student Exchange Workday 4. PATRICIA A. WELCH CAROL A. WAY Pat May 14 Sudbury Ca, Mouse Oct. 20 Sudbury “Grossiy ‘}. .)1edon t want) to talkete Mice — mice — mice... sensitive... you.” . .. cowboy. . -the UN +] artis: Hiphiavane Carolawe meed) posters anal tic . . . Stirling Moss . . . effervescent. Tom-Tom after after-hours ... star of the balance beam . . . future illustrator : « Vi PB. atlarges.% ssoccer forwards better half . . . vivacious. Drama 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; Intramurals 1,- 2,3; Art Club 1; Gymnastics 1,3,4; Tom- Tom 3,4; Junior Prom 3; Vice President 1,- 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Dyad 4; Student Ex- change 2; Senior Prom 4. CLIFFORD C. WILSON Kip Nov. 1 Sudbury Drives a Harley . . . Vroooom .. . eter- nal smile . . . turtlenecks . . . curly hair . . . Study Hall Monitor. Intramurals 1,2,3. KENNETH H. WILLIAMS Ken Oct. 23 Sudbury Star of the Market . . . always blushing . . . dark wavy hair. . . serious worker. Intramurals 2,3,4. ao apy he f HOBART O. WINCHELL Hobie July 19 Lincoln Egg salesman or how I made a million . conservationist . . . deep voice . friends with Dick .. . brothers . . . indi- vidualist. Intramurals 2,3,4. RICHARD. WILFERT Dick Nov. 7 Lincoln Conservationist ... agriculture ait quiet . . . striped jerseys . . . field and stream. Intramurals 2,3,4; Track 3; Conservation Club 2,3,4. BARBARA J. WILLIAMS Barb Aug. 21 Sudbury Nebraska . . . “golly-gee” .. . talkative . . . Trig for the third time! . . . History papers and Physics. Student Exchange 3,4; Dyad 4; Student Tutor 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee. CATHERINE A. WOOD Kitty Nov. 26 Sudbury Madras and Maharajahs . . . sensitive . . . fantibulous . . . “I’m so depressed.” “Ava”... wide range of emotion . 1 = kittooy!. |.) Pmidagged. fr pcrea- tive... frug. Gymnastics 1; Class Treasurer 1; Mixed R. KATHLEEN WRIGHT Chorus 1,4; Dramatics 2,3; School Public- Kathy May 10 Lincoln ity Design 2,3; Boarding School Council Transfer from Lexington . . . flirtatious 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Student Exchange ... with Peter. 4, At L.H.S.: Reporter for the Echo Staff; Promenaders; Executive Committee; Glee Club; Drama Club. LINDA ZINKO Linda Oct. 2 Sudbury Cute . . . long blond hair . . . Maynard . . . blue eye shadow . . . math. Latin Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2. ELINOR B. YALEN Ellie June 13 Sudbury Curly hair. . . big, beautiful, brown eyes clever wit . . . walking dictionary . chatting with Debbie in homeroom. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Select Chorus 3,4; French Club 3,4; Student Exchange 3; Drama Club 2,3; Intramurals 2; Cum Laude 4; Dyad 4. 82 Four years ago we seniors, entering this school as strangers from two different towns, were told that from that time on, we were to be treated as responsible young adults, and that the next four years would seem the shortest years of our lives. Entering high school was a big event for me, as it probably was for many of you. I said to myself, “Now I am becoming someone and soon I will be able to make my own important decisions.’ Today, four years later, we are leaving Lincoln-Sudbury, no long- Message er strangers from two different towns, but good friends from one school. As I look back I realize how much we have matured in this short period of time. I believe we are ready to make the vital de- cisions which will affect our adult lives. As we have grown, this school has also grown. It has expanded, during ten short years in physical size and population, and even now the grounds are being invaded by cement mixers and bulldoz- ers in preparation for future growth. It has also matured academ- ically. I am proud to be a graduate of such a school, supported by thoughtful taxpayers of Lincoln and Sudbury, and I shall remember these years as among the best of my life. Edward Mikoski, President of the Class of 1966 President’s Class Advisors Mr. Carl G. Perkins Advisor during Senior Year Mr. William B. Galvin Advisor during Freshman Year Mr Terry F. Miskell Advisor during Sophomore Year Mr: Mark G. Gulesian Advisor during Junior Year UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers President, Stephen Blanchette Vice President, Jonathan Donaldson Secretary, Carol Lee Treasurer, Karl Schmalz Junior Class activities included giving a _ fall semi-formal nightclub-style dance, “The J. Club,” selling refreshments at basketball games, and the tradi- tional Junior Prom in May. Schmalz, Donaldson, Blanchette, Lee. FIRST ROW: Bogle, Cain, Borg, Blanchette, Boles, Allen, Burroughs, Borgeson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Maccini, Badger, Caputo, Caras, Adrian, Budden, Bryne, Berry, Burke, Benker. THIRD ROW: Browning, P. Braun, Alley, Bedard, Bertolami, Brown, Becker, Armstrong. 86 FIRST ROW: Cherau, Church, Chase, Cobb, Coffey, Conley, Clipping er, Cutting. SECOND ROW: Cavicchio, Clements, Claffey, Connolly, Clark, D’Amato, Cunningham. THIRD ROW: DaPrato, R. Clark, Chellis, Ciampi, Darby. FIRST ROW: Ferrick, Early, Frye, Farrell, Gagne, Finnerty, Devoe, Emmons. SECOND ROW: Miss Edwards, Eden, Davis, Day, Denny, Eppling, Foust. THIRD ROW: Elliott, Driscoll, Douty, Donaldson, Flaherty. 87 FIRST ROW: Lennon, Kelly, Malonson, Leger, Loveys, Kindleberger, Kowal, Lottatore. SECOND ROW: Kline, Logan, Mack, Lutts, Lummus, McInnis, Kusleika, Lukesh, Lee. THIRD ROW: Littlefield, Klee, Malloy, La Grassa, Lupien, Lukas, King. FIRST ROW: G. Forsyth, Jozwicki, Hagenian, Jordan, Hennessy. SECOND ROW: Hanson, Gras, Hagerty, Gentile, Hathaway, Jeffreys, Grierson, Hinkle, Grasty. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Hoops, Hill, Haswell, Goodwin, Haden, Gajewski, Gilfoy, Grey, Garavano, Gross, Kelley. FOURTH ROW: Gainer, Kahler, Hildreth, Herrick, Gedrim, Johnson, Grabill, Hamm, Hartenstein, Harris, Greenawalt. 88 FIRST ROW: Morabito, Morgan, Novak, S. Norton, Navon, MacIndoe, McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: T. Norton, Martin, Mans, Mathiason, Morris, Morely, Nunez. THIRD ROW: Nash, McMurtry, S. Maurer, Nims. FIRST ROW: Partington, Reynolds, Potter, Rhodes, Park, O’Brien, Riordan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ed- monds, Paradise, O'Connor, Poikonen, A. Rhodes, Perkins, Preston, Nurney, Podsen. THIRD ROW: Rappoli, Riess, Perry, Peterson, Porter, D. Place, G. Place, Rice. 89 FIRST ROW: Ruffin, Ritchie, Seay, Schofield, Russell, Scharfenberger, Siler. SECOND ROW: Schaffner, Simone, Sheets, Sherman. THIRD ROW: Scott, Shewan, Schwartz, Self, Schmalz. FIRST ROW: Spiller, Woods, Van Beek, Walker, Sykes, Thayer, Wilson. SECOND ROW: Travers, Vanaria, S. Smith, Stacy, Western, Townsend, Vinciulla, Urgotis, Stern, Waldsmith, Wright. THIRD ROW: White, Wilfert, C. Vinciulla, Yetton, Watton, G. Smith, R. Sims, Titus, C. Smith. 90 SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Blake, Alexander, Angell, Brown, Bryant, Andrew, Braun. SECOND ROW: Avery, Bel- frey, Benker, Bemis, Allen, Bobroff, Bespolka, Buerger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hartman, Brown, Barnard, Bair, Aiken, Buffington, Bronson, Alibrandi, Boedecker, Allopenna, Andrews, Aveni, Benzie. Sophomore Class Officers Class Officers: Vice-President, Daniel Durand; Treasurer, James Bair; President, Stephen Lebruto; Sec- retary, Mary Dietrich. 91 Activities of the Sophomore Class included supporting a French child through the “Save the Children Federation,” a continuing sophomore project begun by the Class of 1964; starting a fund for a scholarship to be given to a member of the class at graduation in 1968; sponsoring a faculty play, and giving a semi-formal dance in March. FRONT ROW: Cutler, Caira, Combs, Cooper, Crawford, Danese, Chase, Colantuono. SECOND ROW: Cutter, Campbell, Cook, Carroll, Coleman, Cucinotta. THIRD ROW: Conley, Caruso, D. Clark, Clementi, Clark, Coppenrath. FRONT ROW: Durnan, Fisher, N. Fox, Deveneau, Duquet, Denehy, Demaine, Dietrich. SECOND ROW: Freimont, Fowler, Evangelista, England, Dewey, Ferguson, Entwisle, Derderian, Dennis, Dunsford. THIRD ROW: J. Fox, Fulton, Dickey, Durand, Downing, Fiandaca, Fultz, deMont. 92 FRONT ROW: Herman, Hawes, Hopkins, Green, Hoyt, Garland, Houghton, Hicks. SECOND ROW: Goldstone, Henderson, Harmon, Gagne, Grande, Harris, Hopkins, Haytayan, Hyvonen, Harpster, Ganey, Hughes, Grose. THIRD ROW: Hoyle, Humphreys, Hanneman, Dempster, Holmes, W. Hall, Hagopian, Hunter, C. Hall, Homan, Garzia. FRONT ROW: Larson, Ledger, C. Johnson, Kelley, Kropp, Mackey, Klammer, Keeman. SECOND ROW: Kelley, Li, Lainez, B. Johnson, Lombardi, Jacobs, Lankhorst, Lennon, Jones, MacLean, Lawson, Loomis. THIRD ROW: Langton, Kabbat, Lowell, Klee, Lutnicki, Lebruto, Korhonen, Koehler, Jones. i ‘ Zaz ee «! 33 FRONT ROW: Taft, Truesdale, Thompson, Weckeser, Tlumacki, Van Fleet, Wells. SECOND ROW: McGovern, Wallman, Travers, Underhill, Voight, Weller. THIRD ROW: Vinciulla, Volheim, Weiss, Terren, Varriale. Picture 1, Page 95. FRONT ROW: Rosenwald, Spottswood, Smith, Roy, Shroeder, Stanzell, Senecal, Mr. Madru. SECOND ROW: Reynolds, Stacey, A. Ryan, Scogland, Symington, Scott, G. Ryan, Sampson. THIRD ROW: Sherry, Roberge, Sauter, Sims, Smale, Sweeney, Spaeth. Picture 2, Page 95. FRONT ROW: W. Wilson, Young, H. Wright, Woods, Winter, J. Wright, Worsham, Wood. SECOND ROW: W. Wilson, C. White, Wenckus, B. Wilson, Winchell. THIRD ROW: Wolfe, Whiting, Woodington, Yalen, C. Wilson. Picture 3, Page 95. FRONT ROW: S. O’Brien, Plank, Phippard, Nix, Partington, Moss, Spinetta, Park. SECOND ROW: Olsen, Patterson, Paino, Page, O'Connor, Morse, Neumeier, Rawson, Pitman, Nystrom, Pirrello. THIRD ROW: J. O’Brien, Prendergast, Rankin, Poor, Nurney, Parker, Morrisson, Renwick, Moynihan. FRONT ROW: Manual, Mason, Meehan, Moore, Maxwell, McLaughlin, A. McCarthy, L. Morgan. SECOND ROW: F. McCarthy, Mann, W. Miser, Marbet, Messa, Morrison, Morey, A. Miser, Malloy, Manning. THIRD ROW: J. Meehan, Mayo, Martini, Moir, Mann, Mercurio, J. MacLean, Magazu. Picture | els a % a. Picture 2 “GG a. ttt UE: Picture 3 President, Marilym Merz; Vice President, William Norton; Secretary, Judy Weinstein; Treasurer, Stan- ton Gerson. Freshman Class Officers Weinstein, Gerson, Merz, Norton. Freshman Class activities began with a get-acquainted Saturday Fall Field Day. Later events included a Class Mixer, a January toboggan party, a dance in March, and a Spring Field Day. The Freshmen were guests of the seniors at the annual welcoming dance in September. FRONT ROW: Appleby, Bergen, J. Anderson, Arnold, Bilodeau, Barnecut, P. Brown, Bogle, Adamson. SECOND ROW: Blanchette, Blossom, Boreiko, Baer, Bolden, Barkas, Brescia, Allen, Badger, Bockoven. THIRD ROW: Allain, Black, Andrew, Bradbury, Breesman, K. Anderson, Barker, Bartlett, Boles. 96 FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Butler, Coleman, Chandonait, Cain, Claffey, Carter, Caffrey, Mr. Poznak. SECOND ROW: Clark, Curtis, W. Brown, Courtney, Cavooto, Curran. THIRD ROW: Colantuono, Cooper, P. Brown, Cook, Browning. FRONT ROW: Edwards, DeJesus, Early, Davis, Emmons, Darby, Diener, Eckhardt. SECOND ROW: Cunningham, C. Davis, Dustin, Dahlstrom, England, Eells, D’Elia, Evangelista, R. DeWallace, Dennis. THIRD ROW: J. DeWallace, G. Davis, Dugan, Day, Cousins, Crowell, M. Davis, Enos. 97 FIRST ROW: Floyd, Flint, Filbin, Gonnaris, Giannetti, Galligan, Faran. SECOND ROW: Entwisle, Fales, Grabill, Goodwin, Mele, Davis, Grey. THIRD ROW: Foust, DeGraeve, Fitzgerald, Gaye, Ger- son, Finan, Fullerton. FIRST ROW: Huhtamaki, S. Hall, Hauser, Hoey, Holland, Hunter, Hughes, P. Hamill. SECOND ROW: Hamilton, Haroian, Hanson, Hamm, C. Hall, Hapgood, H. Hamill, Hand, Harmon. THIRD ROW: Horton, Harney, Henderson, Fickett, C. Grey, Hatfield, Harrington. 98 FIRST ROW: Jeffreys, P. King, Ide, Keough, Kalilainen, D. Jackson, Kramer, Kingsbury. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krol, G. Johnson, Kelley, Kalisky, V. Johnson, Kessel, Kaelber, Grinnell, Knapp, Hennessy, Kim- ball. THIRD ROW: G. Jackson, Jennette, James, Kennally, Koehler, Kokins, J. King. FIRST ROW: MacKinnon, MacLachlan, Lundblad, Ludwick, Manuel, Loewenstein, Marsh, Long, Lom- bardi. SECOND ROW: Mayock, Malanson, Larson, Levin, Mahar, Lagrassa, Mannarino, MacArthur, Martin. THIRD ROW: Mailly, R. Martin, Maenpaa, Maurer, Lottatore, Lemander, Mason. 99 FRONT ROW: Ouian, Parrott, Paulsen, Queijo, Polumbaum, Patrick, Pinto, A. Olsen. SECOND ROW: Penny, Paradise, Perry, North, Pound, C. Olsen, Petroph, Poulos, O’Brien. THIRD ROW: Outten, O’Brien, Naiman, Porter, Palmer, Newton, Potter, Norton. FRONT ROW: Morabito, A. Morgan, J. Murphy, McKone, Messa, Mulherin, Merz, Medowski. SECOND ROW: Mikoski, Mercury, McCabe, N. Morgan, Meyer, Merrill, McCurrach, Mogel. THIRD ROW: McQueen, Mele, Meenan, Mussoni, Monroe, Moniz, McDonough, McGovern. 100 FRONT ROW: Sheldon, Richard, Saul, Rice, J. Ryan, Sheehan, Sharpe, Russell. SECOND ROW: Sheets, Reid, S. Ryan, Salvatore, Sherman, B. Rice, Ritchie, Royal. THIRD ROW: Sharrow, L. Russell, Sham- baugh, Roy, Rando, Rymsha, Schofield, Riess. GG PEE eeusreeans FRONT ROW: Troisi, St. Croix, Snow, Styles, Tjaden, Street, E. Thurlow, R. Thurlow. SECOND ROW: Miss Glass, Sullivan, Townsend, Sims, Spooner, Urgotis, Swan, Toler. THIRD ROW: Sisson, Spring, Uphold, Vandenburgh, Tallini, Vitale, Torode. FRONT ROW: W. Winship, Waldsmith, J. Winship, Walsh, Weinstein, Wood, Wilson, Westgate. SECOND ROW: Wellman, Walkey, G. Winchell, Warner, M. Winchell, Wilson, Wilkinson, Winter. THIRD ROW: Walker, Willemin, Young, Wells, Whittemore, Witzel. Se ADMINISTRATION FACULTY PAUL J. VERNON Mr. Paul J. Vernon was admired and respected by both students and faculty for his quiet and un- assuming, yet efficient ways. In seven years as Guidance Director at Lincoln-Sudbury, Mr. Ver- non supported and helped to build our school’s fine curriculum and philosophy of education. He guided many students toward a promising future; their growth and success, as well as that of his school, were two of his greatest concerns. For Aug. 10. 1915 — Oct. 20. 1965 what he was, and for all that he gave to Regional, i : he shall long be remembered. Mr. Vernon with National Merit Finalists of the Class of 1964. SEATED: Peter Hathaway, Union College; Laurie Trees, Mount Holyoke; Richard Neumeier, University of Chicago. STANDING: Mr. Vernon, Charles Barnaby, Harvard; Charles Harris, Columbia. C. NEWTON HEATH B.S., Ed.M., University of New Hampshire Superintendent Upon his retirement, we pay public tribute to Mr. Heath, the man who has directed the growth of Regional from 1957 to 1966. The challenge of change and improvement found in him an ever- ready response. ROBERT E. MILLETT A.B., Colby College Ed.M., Bridgewater State College Assistant to the Principal 5 ie ADMINISTRATION LESLIE M. TOURVILLE B.S., Tufts University Ed.M., Tufts University D.Ed., Harvard University Principal ny elt a LAURA S. POLLOCK A.B., Radcliffe Ed.M., Harvard Acting Director of Guidance FACULTY KATHLEEN M. ABBOTT LEWIS K. BALDWIN OUIDA LOWRY BAILEY B.S., Salem State College B.S., University of Mass. B.S., University of Chattanooga Business M.S., Springfield College M.S., University of Iowa Chairman, Physical Education Biology Dept. Physical Education Coach, Basketball, Baseball BRAMWELL B. ARNOLD BETTY J. ADRIAN BARBARA M. ATHY B.S., Ed.M., Harvard B.A., M.A., New York University B.S., B.U.Sargent College Chairman, Science Dept. Guidance Physical Education Advisor, Tutoring Service Coach, Field Hockey, Softball JOHN B. BOWDOIN KATHERINE D. BARTON FRANCIS E. BELLIZIA, JR. B.S., Springfield College B.S., University of Mass. A.B., Dartmouth College History Home Economics English Advisor, School Council Business Advisor, Tom-Tom 106 DEREK F. BROWN BARBARA S. BRANNEN MIRIAM S. COOMBS A.B., Boston University B.S., University of Washington A.B., Middlebury College M.Ed., University of Maine Home Economics M.A., University of Connecticut Guidance English Dyad Advisor School News ELEANOR M. BURGESS PEGGY S. COHEN MARIETTA M. CANNON B.A. Colby College B.A. University of Michigan A.B., Emmanuel College Mathematics French M.A., Boston College Freshman Class Advisor C.A.G.S., Boston University Mathematics JOHN A. DOON, JR. RUTH M. BUXTON VICKI A. EDELMANN A.B., Holy Cross College A.B., University of Vermont B.S., Tufts University M.A., Clark University M.A., Tufts University Physical Education History Chairman, Foreign Language De- Coach, Basketball, Tennis Sponsor, Chess Club partment Asst. Coach, Wrestling Team Latin Junior Classical League PTSA Student Exchange Commit- tee MARK G. GULESIAN WILLIAM J. EDMONDS RICHARD W. JETER B.A., Tufts University B.Mus., M.Mus., North Texas A.B., Bates College English State University English, Speech Junior Class Advisor Instrumental Music Little Theatre Players Freshman Girls’ Chorus Dyad Photography MARJORIE M. FLANAGAN SHERRY M. GLASS FRANK HEYS, JR. A.B., Syracuse University B.A., University of Michigan A.B., Harvard Mathematics M.A., Yale University A.M. Middlebury History Chairman, Dept.of English English Faculty Secretary Advisor, Cum Laude JUDYE A. HARTMAN MARION F. EDWARDS WILLIAM B. GALVIN B.A., University of Texas B.S., Beaver College A.B., Harvard University Mathematics Biology M.Ed., Boston College Mathematics 108 RICHARD J. JOHNSON B.S., Northeastern University Business Faculty Accountant AMY A. KASS EDWARD F. LEARY A.B., University of Chicago B.F.A., Mass. College of Art M.A., Brandeis University Ed.M., Tufts University History Art Advisor, Dyad Teacher Counselor JOHN A. MACCINI B.A., M.A., Boston University Earth Science Teacher Counselor BRYNA LAUB B.S., Boston University Earth Science JOSEPH D. KROL BRIAN K. LEWIS B.A., St. Mary’s B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Boston College Biology German Student Exchange, German Club Faculty Mgr. of Sports PHILIP G. LEWIS DEBORAH N. LEWIS B.A., Dartmouth College A.B., Stanford University A.M.T., Harvard M.A.T., Harvard Mathematics French French Club 109 ALEXANDER G. MARSHALL, JR. A.B., Middlebury College M.A., Boston University Mathematics Mathematics Department Chairman Mathematics Contest Group TERRY F. MISKELL B.Mech.Eng., M.A.T., Cornell University Mathematics Teacher Counselor Mathematics Contest Group ROBERT E. MILLETT A.B., Colby College M.Ed., Bridgewater State College Biology Assistant to the Principal JOHN S. MacKENZIE B.S., Springfield College Physical Education Coach, Soccer, J.V. Basketball, Track and Field LYDIA A. MAILHOT A.B., Colby College PAUL B. MITCHELL A.B., St. Michael’s M.A., Clark University Russian Studies Chairman, Dept. of History and Government 110 H. J. MADRU B.F.A., Mass. College of Art Art Art Club RAYMOND S. MARTIN B.S., Boston College M.S., Union College Chemistry Dyad Photography RICHARD E. MARKHAM B.S., Kansas State Teachers’ Col- lege History Golf Coach JOSEPH A. PACENKA B.S.E., State College at Fitchburg Industrial Arts Coach, Wrestling Team Asst. Coach, Spring Track Co-Moderator, Chess Club H. PATRICIA PUNCHARD A.B., Caldwell College for Women English Advisor, Cheerleaders MARTHA R. PAPPAS B.A., Wellesley College M.Ed., Boston University English Senior Class Advisor FRANCES H. NESS B.A., Mount Holyoke College M.A.T., Harvard Biology THOMAS J. PUCHALSKY B.A., Assumption College English, Latin Asst. Faculty Advisor to Student Exchange Committee HARRIET J. ROGERS A.B., Emerson College English Drama 111 CARL G. PERKINS B.Ed., Keene Teachers College M.Ed., Boston University C.A.G.S., Boston University Reading Senior Class Advisor et ” es. ALBERT S. PALMER B.S., Boston College Mathematics JERRY POZNAK B.A., Fairleigh Dickinson University M.A.T., Harvard Advisor, Tom-Tom BRADFORD H. SARGENT A.B., Clark University M.A., Northeastern University History and Government Sophomore Class Advisor ALBERT A. TROTTIER A.B., M.Ed., Boston University French, Spanish FREDERIC A. SCOTT B.S., Tufts University M.S.T., University of New Hampshire Chemistry and Physics MALENA C. SCHNEEBERGER A.B., Freies Gymnasium, Berne Switzerland M.A., University of Geneva Tufts University French and German French Club, German Club REBECCA A. THOMAS B.S., M.S., University of Kansas English and Speech Drama Club Advisor ANA A. VELILLA Universidad de la Habana, Havana, Cuba, Doctorate in Philosophy and Letters. Spanish Spanish Club V2 IRENE R. TUTUNY B.S. in Ed., Salem State College M.Ed., Boston University Business Chairman, Business Department Teacher Counselor SHERMAN P. SPAULDING B.S., Harvard M.A., Boston University Mathematics NORMAN R. SWICKER B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., State College at Fitchburg Industrial Arts J.V. Soccer Coach ROBERT G. WENTWORTH HENRY C. ZABIEREK PAUL J. WALSH B.M., New England Conservatory B.A., University of B.S. in Ed., State College of Music Rhode Island at Fitchburg Music, Choral Director M.Ed., Boston University Industrial Arts History Teacher Counselor Adult Education Director liens. ee, t t E. SUSAN WHEATLEY A.B., Mount Holyoke M.S., Simmons Librarian ; fee Chairman Lincoln-Sudbury Faculty, Sept. 1, 1965 Freshman Class Advisor MARY E. O’CONNOR, R.N. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Simmons College School Nurse FRONT ROW: Wheatley, Marshall, Mitchell, Buxton, Thurs- Spaulding, B. Lewis, Kass, Velilla, Bailey, Punchard, Schnee- ton, Vernon, Tourville, Heath, Spooner, Arnold, Heys, Tutuny, berger, Cohen, Wentworth, Edmonds, Madru, Palmer, P. Lew- Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Coombs, Abbott, Edwards, Athy, D. is, Poznak. FOURTH ROW: Swicker, Johnson, Bellizia, Pacen- Lewis, Glass, Laub, Rogers, Cannon, Barton, Brannen, Adrian, ka, Bowdoin, Martin, Jeter, Zabierek, Maccini, Walsh, Doon, Thomas, Hartman, Burgess, Edelmann, Flanagan, Pappas, Pol- Gulesian, Puchalsky, Trottier, Leary, Perkins, Brown, Scott, lock. THIRD ROW: Millett, Krol, Sargent, Markham, Miskell, MacKenzie. (Not in picture, Galvin.) ELLEN DOROTHY BORG VIRGINIA A. MAENPAA Burdett College South Middlesex Secretarial Secretary to the Principal School Receptionist and Secretary BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL STAFF JEAN N. GARAVANO RUTH T. CATHCART Miss Conley’s Conklin’s Business School School of Business Secretary to the Attendance Secretary Superintendent GERTRUDE I. PATTERSON Auburn Maine School of Com- merce Telephone Attendant and Secretary LILY T. SPOONER Pierce Secretarial School BUSINESS MANAGER and SECRETARY to SCHOOL COMMITTEE GARCIA O. KIMBALL DORIS M. COOK Katharine Gibbs School Philadelphia Secretarial School Guidance Secretary American Institute of Banking Guidance Secretary HOPE E. BALDWIN Chandler School Library Secretary ELLSWORTH OULTON Custodian OLIVER WAINIO Custodian ISABEL L. TAYLOR B.S., Simmons College CAFETERIA MANAGER WILLIAM L. LONG SUPERVISOR of MAINTE- NANCE JAMES M. HORAN, JR. Custodian Dyad Staffs Official Caretaker and Caterer JOHN E. VALENTINO Cafeteria Staff j Faculty Steward CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFF ELEANOR E. MacDONALD Matron FRANCES B. LONG Matron 1Y5 ACTIVITIES The student exchange program, begun in the summer of 1958, through the efforts of the late Miss Katherine McKenna, has developed from a town-twinning program with two towns in France, to an exchange program involving students from Lincoln and Sudbury who are sent abroad as “community ambassadors,” and students from abroad who spend a school year at Regional. Lucy Herman, who spent her summer living and traveling with a family in the Netherlands; David Gardner, who spent his summer exploring Italy with his Italian “brothers;” and David Pal- mer, who lived and traveled in Norway, were un- der the joint sponsorship of the Student Exchange Committee of the PTSA and the Experiment in International Living, in Putney, Vermont. Cynthia Nystrom, a 1965 graduate of Lincoln- Sudbury Regional, is also participating in the stu- dent exchange program as a student at the Chea- dle Hulme school in England. David Palmer, Lucy Herman, and David Gardner participated in the Experi- ment in International Living as community ambassadors from Lincoln and Sud- bury under PTSA sponsorship. Regional’s three for- eign students with their first semester hosts: Leslie Man- chanda from India with his American “sister,” Kitty Wood; Chip Ellms, with his Finnish “brother,” Jarmo Laakkonen, and Jorge Carreon, with his American “‘broth- er,’ Joe McCune. jj� STUDENT EXCHANGE Jorge Carreon, from Quezon City, Philippine Islands, came to Regional from the Jose Abab Santos School. Jorge is the first student to participate in an exchange created between his school and Regional by Mr. and Mrs. William Warren, of Sudbury, who were stationed in the Philippines with the Peace Corps. Joe McCune, of Lincoln, and Bob Clark, of Sudbury, were his hosts for his year at Regional. Jor e attends one of the large group lectures in the lecture all. Jorge, an accomplished pianist, honors us at a school assembly. Mrs. McCune and her two sons, Joe and Jorge. Leslie Manchanda came to Lin- coln-Sudbury on a scholarship from Air India. He attends the Bishop School in Bombay, India. Kitty Wood, of Sudbury, and George and Gilbert Fullerton, of Lincoln, were his hosts for his year in the United States. Besides carrying a full aca- demic schedule, Leslie also partici- pated in the intramural soccer and winter track programs. mee Kitty Wood introduces Leslie to his Lincoln-Sudbury schoolmates at an assembly held on his birthday. Jarmo Laakkonen came to Regional through the In- ternational Placement Service from the PHTK School in Helsinki, Finland. His hosts for the year were Chip Ellms, of Sudbury, and Frank Garrison, of Lincoln. Jar- mo was rather overwhelmed at first by the “rush” of events, but, as the year went on, found himself com- pletely involved in academics, the soccer and_ track teams, and in learning how the people in Lincoln and Sudbury live. Our Finnish Exchange Student, Jarmo Laakkonen. program. Jarmo found Regional’s Senior-Freshman Welcome Dance a good place to learn the latest steps, with quite a few willing teachers. All the foreign students studying at Lincoln-Sudbury were introduced in a Student Exchange Assembly at which Heidi Grey presided. Regional’s “ambassa- dors” explained the Experiment program. Exchange Student, Sponsors, Other Foreign Students, and Friends. SEATED: Kitty Wood, Wilhelmina Van Beek, Leslie Manchanda, Jorge Carreon, Jarmo Laakkonen, Ivan Martinez. STANDING; Carlton Ellms, Pamela Thayer, Katherine Bogle, David Palmer, Heidi Grey, W. Joseph McCune, David Gardner, Lucy Herman. The student workers found various jobs awaiting them when they reached their as- signed places of employment. Workers at the Emmons’ spent the day making apple cider. A group of students also painted Mr. Bowdoin's house as a workday project. Meanwhile, preparations for the International Dinner went on. The crates of chickens were delivered to the cafeteria. Students helped with this and with the serving of the din- ner. Students contributed their time and the money paid to them to the student ex- change project. WORKDAY 122 The Student Exchange Work- day and International Dinner were held on October 12, 1965. Student participation in the workday resulted in the earning of a record amount of money which will be used to further the student exchange program at Re- gional. The International Dinner was attended by 600 people who later filled the gym to hear the student ambassadors report on their summer abroad, and _ to meet the incoming foreign ex- change students. The International Dinner annually benefits the student exchange program. The 1966 Lincoln-Sudbury Student “Ambassadors”: Jonathan Donaldson, Karl Schmalz, Peter Adrian, Karen Morely, Anne Clippinger, and Eleanor Emmons, alternate. BAG BS ae Sh RRA ee RTE LST RUE NSA: TANT CREM AEH .. . time out for coke and potato chips .. . .. , and Mr. Richard Jeter’s technical crew takes over. . . 124 DRAMA The Little Theatre Players Present “The Madwoman of Chaillot” by Jean Giraudoux December 9,10, 11 “The Lincoln-Sudbury Little Theatre Players captured the lightness and the gaiety of Giraudoux’s “The Madwoman of Chaillot’ in a swinging production directed by Harriet Rogers. The light touch of Mrs. Rogers’ skill- ful hands heightened the comedy and kept the poetic fantasy skimming merrily along. “The technical aspects of the production, that is the two effective sets and the ap- propriate costumes, added to the overall charm of the production.” Virginia Kirshner ... 1 hate ugliness. I love beauty. I hate meanness. I adore kindness .. One of the most touching moments of the play was the haunt- ingly beautiful soliloquy spoken by Irma, the waitress, played by Ka- thy Hagerty.” V.K. Carolyn Filbin, in the title role, gave us a complete Countess Aurelia of wit, energy, and intelligence, sufficiently eccentric to qualify as a Madwoman, yet richly endowed with greatness of human spirit.” V.K. “At her left hand were her three fellow eccentrics: Constance, the Madwoman of Passey, with her imaginary dog, Dickie, played by Margaret Barnaby; Gabrielle, Madwoman of St. Sul- pice and her voices, played by Margaret Avery, and Josephine, the Madwoman of La Concorde, played by Katherine Preston. Each of the three was an engaging portrait of a fantastic char- acter: V.K. Avery, Filbin, Preston, Bamaby. “At her right hand, to assist her in her plot to rid the world of evil, was the Ragpicker, beautifully played by David Palmer, in an India-rubber blend of Marcel Marceau and Red Buttons.” WK “I tell you, countess, we're finished. It’s the end of free en- terprise in this world!” “No? Let’s bet. Pll bet my iris against one of your gold buttons. Right? O Roderick, I know very well why you tried to drown yourself in the river.” “T know exactly what to do.” Baron, Broker. Prospector, President, Countess, there was a time when old clothes were as good as new .. . “Keith Emmons, as the waiter at Chez Francis, displayed great skill in keeping things lively as he moved about the cafe habitues: the flower girl, the street singer, the deaf mute, the peddler, and the messenger.” V.K. . .. to the unpracticed palate it tastes queer. But to the taste-buds of the expert .. . “The President, the very model of a modern multi-millionaire, was played by Albert England with suitable pomposity, and his business associate, the Prospector, who located the oil under Paris, was given a believable and energetic performance by Robert Kirshner. A brilliant lesson in stock manipulating was contributed by the Broker, played by Ian Butler. A convincing straight man for the two financial virtuosi was Thomas Davies, as the Baron.” CUM LAUDE Grandma (Lucy Herman) and the Young Man (Albert England) rehearse a scene from “The Sandbox.” The members of Region- al’s Cum Laude Society were elected in the spring of their junior year on the basis of their high academic achievement. This year the members, under the direc- tion of Mr. Frank Heys, sponsored a series of open symposiums on the theme, “A Look at Modern Times.’ Modern art, music, poetry, and drama were the topics treated by Regional faculty members, Mr. Ed- ward Leary, Mr. Robert Wentworth, Mr. Thomas Puchalsky, and Mrs. Harriet Rogers, who chose to pre- Mrs. Harriet Rogers directs the corridor re- hearsal. sent Edward Albee’s avant- garde sketch, “The Sandbox.” The cast: Mommy (Edie Garrison), Grandma (Lucy Herman), the Young Man (Albert England), Daddy (Robert Krishner) and the Musician (Marley Meyer) heard Prof, Samuel Hirsch, of Boston University, dis- cuss Albee’s sketch after their performance of it. Cum Laude FRONT ROW: Susan Jewett, Marley Meyer, An- mann, Edward Mikoski, Mr. Frank Heys. THIRD ROW: Rob- drea Ericson, Carole Cathcart, Anne Cutler, Elinor Yalen, ert Fagerlund, Keith Emmons, Thomas Harris, Albert England, Linda Abate. SECOND ROW; William Hamilton, Peter Tighe, Robert Kirshner. Margaret Barnaby, Edith Garrison, Lucy Herman, Robert Hag- NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS National Merit Semifinalists Mical Allopenna, Elinor Yalen, W. Joseph McCune, Susan Jewett, Robert Kirshner, Thomas Harris, Edith Garrison, Rosemary Debye, Anne Bobroff. 131 te The Dyad Staff FRONT ROW, Anne Bobroff, Carolyn Filbin, Dermon, Judith Child, Thomas Harris, Donna Dustin, Carole Luanne Silva, Editor Susan Morrison; Ellen Buffington, Laura Cathcart, Bruce Allain; THIRD ROW, William McSheehy, Militzer, Linda Abate, SECOND ROW, Carol Way, Robyn Mark Joyce, Steven Huneck, Edward Mikoski. “Girls, we want to see your faces.” DYAD This year the Dyad staff has attempted to show the many facets of Regional’s growth in its first ten years. The opening section does this completely as possible, Carole and Barbara “Dyading” for patrons. but the idea has been carried into all other sections of the book as well, with copy and photographs. We hope as much growth and maturity of school and stu- dents will be evident as future ten year spans spin by in Regional’s busy atmosphere. le “What's another word for cute? We want our writeups to be original.” Susan Morrison, Editor in Chief “King”, Guardian of the Night People. Dyad Artists Steve Huneck, Robyn Dermon, Cal Filbin, Anne Bobroff, Nancy Ryther, and Anne Cutler. Waiting for prints . . . “Crop ilemmtecs cumee. King... “Ky- Ciymecveningarthis week?” . .. “Two hamburgers with every- thane |e. Yes, Mr. Leary; we are goint to use that picture.” ee Wileit cost any miore, Sue?” . . . rescued by Edmonds, Martin, and Allain . . . “No write- up for Melvin?” .. . the lost divider. Judith Child, Music Editor; Carol Way, Drama Editor. Tom-Tom Staff FRONT ROW: J. Harris, C. Loomis, C. S. Devereux, V. Neumeier, Mr. Francis Bellizia, Business Ad- Way, Laura Militzer, Editor in Chief; P. Devoll, S. Schjeld- visor; THIRD ROW: T. Harris; FOURTH ROW: P. Tighe, V. erup, M. Greene; SECOND ROW: Mr. Jerry Poznak, Advi- McCurrach, W. Loomis, R. Kirshner. sor; P. Long, K. Hennessy, Y. Chen, H. Grey, E. Buffington, TOM-TOM cd 8 Mr Tom-Tom Editorial Staff, William McSheehy, Boys Sports; Thomas Harris, Editorials; Carol Way, Art and Layout; Ellen Buffington, Girls Sports; Laura Militzer, Editor in Chief; Mr. Jerry Poznak, Advisor. Tom-Tom, 1965-66 This year the staff of the Tom-Tom has tried to continue to present a printed newspaper to the student body. For the first time in the history of the school, adver- tising was sold to provide support for a school publication. Advertising was solicited from merchants in the surrounding towns. The second page of the four-page paper is devoted to editorials and “Letters to the Editor” and the last page is a sports page, with complete sports coverage. 134 MATHEMATICS CONTEST GROUP The Lincoln-Sudbury Mathematics Contest Group is one of 28 such math teams throughout Massachusetts. The teams are divided into three groups and Lincoln- Sudbury has consistently been o ne of the top two in its group, group Z, this year. There may be more than ten students on a team, but ten attend each monthly “meet.” Six Lincoln-Sudbury students are in the top fifty in the competition: Albert England, Robert Hag- mann, Ann Novak, Karl Schmalz, Dennis Flaherty, and Steven Goldstone. The problems, which seemed to be easy during the first part of the year, increased in difficulty. They were discussed on the bus as well as during refreshment time. During the contest itself, team members waiting their turn to compete, practiced on the problems which their teammates were having to solve. Mathematics Contest Gourp FORNT ROW: Robert Hagmann, Patricia Haswell, Ann Novak, Robn Gras, David Braun; BACK ROW: Karl Schmalz, Albert Eng- land, Dennis Flaherty, Peter Braun, James Bair. KALEIDOSCOPE SO, Kaleidoscope Staff FRONT ROW: Gail Burroughs, Elizabeth Kindleberger, Ann Rhodes, Andrea Lowenstein, Editor; Rebecca Ritchie, Eleanor Emmons, Deborah Siler; Poetry, plays, short stories, and essays submitted by students are read by the Kaleidoscope staff which holds weekly meetings to select material for publication BACK ROW: Janet Taft, Henry Garzia, William Weiss, William Loomis, James Fox, Stephen Lebruto, Peter Adrian, Mary Greene, in the school’s literary magazine, an annual publication. The Kaleidoscope this year was, indeed, a student publi- cation by a staff composed entirely of students. SCHOOL COUNCIL . i oe ence I eae 4 Rey ee : The School Council FRONT ROW, Kalisky, Devereux, Taft, Turk, Leone, Lee, Mr. John Bowdoin, Advisor; THIRD ROW, Secretary, Yolanda Chen; President David Palmer; Vice Presi- Allen, McQueen, W. Hamilton, Clark, Palmer, McSheehy, dent, Jeffrey Nims; Roy, Moss, Harmon; SECOND ROW, Jozwicki, S. Hamilton. Bockoven, Lundblad, Sheehan, Adrian, Elliott, Harris, Rice, School Council activities this year have in- cluded the orientation of freshmen and new students, assisting with the faculty schol- arship barn dance, the December Formal, the Computer Dance, sponsoring a movie series, arranging for spectator buses to soccer and basketball games, and installation of Dress Code Discussion. vending machines for after-school snacks. In an attempt to make the student govern- ment more representative and to have the students take a more active part in the ad- ministration of the school, committees were organized to investigate the reorganization of the council, and to establish a student dress code. Constitution Revision Ideas. STUDENT TUTORING SERVICE Student Tutors FRONT ROW, Abate, Silva, Dustin, Anne Preston, Cathcart, Roy, Fawcett, Davis, Allopenna; BACK Cutler, Chairman; L. Herman, A. Ericson, S. Jewett; SEC- ROW, Ganey, Garzia, McCurrach, S. Lebruto, Fagerlund, OND ROW, Mts. Betty Adrian, Advisor; Blake, Taft, Novak, Hagmann, Andrew. The Student Tutoring Service relies upon the ability of one student to communicate ideas, concepts, and methods to another stu- dent. Its success this year has been due to the interest and cooperation of both students and teachers. In the future the tutoring service hopes to expand its facilities to accommodate the increasing demand for tutoring. A favorite tutoring spot under the senior staircase. 137 GERMAN CLUB Der deutsche Verein The German Club was organized by students of German with the main purpose of learning more about Germany from alumni and students who have been there. German foods were sold at a bake sale to finance club outings. German Club FRONT ROW, Burroughs, Jeffrey, VanBeek, Siler; BACK ROW, P. Braun, Clark, Flaherty, Allen, McMurtry, Roberge, Wcodington, Scott, Schmalz, Eppling. FRENCH CLUB French Club FRONT ROW, Rice, Loenwenstein, Favan, Wen- low, Hennessy, Abate, Chase, Haytayan, Mrs. Deborah Lewis, stein, Allen, Silva, Morrison, Morris; SECOND ROW, Devoe, Advisor; FOURTH ROW, McLaughlin, McKone, Smith, Grab- Hoops, Haroian, Olsen, D. Gajewski, B. Gajewski, D. Thurlow, ill, Cunningham, R. Palmer, V. Grabill, Foust, Jozwicki, Davis, Mathiasen, Ferrick; THIRD ROW, Lundblad, Emmons, Pinto, Goodwin, Haswell. Stacey, Navon, Myers, Sheldon, R. Thurlow, Wood, E. Thur- Two groups make up the French Club this year: Le Salon, for third and fourth year French students and Les Paris-ites, for first and second year French students. Activities have included a bake sale, a trip to the Mu- seum of Fine Arts to see French Impressionistic Art, a trip to a French restaurant, and a French movie. The emphasis in both groups has been upon fluency in French and learning French customs. Each Friday at the French table in the cafeteria “on parle francais seulement.” Organized by Ronald Gedrim °67, the Conservation Club has bers pictured are: FRONT ROW, Moore, Winchell, Grey, Koehler, been helping to clear local streams, has shown a series of conserva- Scott, Maenpaa, L. Morrisson; BACK ROW, Gedrim, Morrisson, tion movies, and has taken ice fishing and spring fishing trips. Mem- Whiting, Young, Sweeney, Clements. CONSERVATION CLUB Mr. John Doon and Mr. Joseph Pacenka held weekly chess by, SEATED; STANDING, Ka hler, Page, Gerson, Uphold, Ho- matches with the hope of developing a ten-member team. man, Reynolds, Goldstone, Mr. John Doon, and Barker. A “reg- Scrimmages with Wayland High and Sudbury Junior high were ular” not in picture, Hagmann. arranged. Pictured are Ganey, Clements, Fagerlund, and Dar- CHESS CLUB 139 Select Chorus — altos Fall Concert — tenors and basses Special Chorus — Christmas Concert Mrs. Dickey, our invaluable accompanist. 140 Little Theatre Fall Concert Select Chorus 141 “Listen, Greene!” “Line up in single file, and go all the way down to the double doors.” “Sh-h-h.”’ “Ebe” Emmons, flute soloist, “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring.” “Kathy” Hagerty, so- prano soloist in the Fall Concert, “HALLELUJAH!” The singing of the “Halelujah Chorus” from Handel’s “Messiah” by chorus mem- bers and chorus alumni as the concluding selection of the annual Christmas Concert has become a tradition at Lincoln-Sudbury. Last Christmas more than one hundred alumni came from the audience to sing at Mr. Wentworth’s invitation. The choral program, under the direction of Mr. Rob- ert G. Wentworth, has grown to include the Christmas Concert and the presentation of an orchestrated work by the Mixed Chorus. The Select and Special choruses also give a Fall Concert, make a Spring Tour, pre- senting daytime and evening concerts for other schools, and give a Pops Concert for the benefit of the Student exchange. This year a musical, “Plain and Fancy,” was produced in April, in conjunction with the Drama De- partment. Chorus is now a five-credit course for Select Chorus members. President of the chorus is Marley Meyer, with Mark Joyce as Vice-President. Section leaders are Heidi Grey, Carolyn Filbin, Charles Hagopian, and Jo- seph McCune. Amen. Steve LeBruto practices on the sousaphone. BAND Our music department has expanded this year to include a thirty-five piece Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. William Edmonds. The band meets five times a week and is a major credit course in which its members learn elements of composition and theory, in addition to receiving instrumental instruction. The Flute Quartet, Brass Sextet, Clarinet Choir, and Dixieland Band are sub groups which meet one afternoon a week. The band plays for school assemblies and plans to present concerts. Band officers for the year are: Warren Harpster, president; Wayne Maiuri, vice- president, and Rosemary Debye, secretary- Treasurer. Deborah Thurlow is librarian, and Room 20 is now the band room. “Music Mouse’’ The Concert Band 144 Oe eek Bee ¥ Ae.) Nits 1 | } a ite | | i re 4 j { ' y ' : i | et r tts af 4 a | i fh rr ead in i, lhe is win 1 a) } ; a fir: vie : vil 7 eth : I i i ' are j x ' i : b ; : Witte Diet . | 1 ALY. Uh | ] , | aa ‘ A}i ; at j in j 1 i ik : | ; | ' Pi Ph | ie ‘ | or n Cig i, | ‘ mh | ' mt 7 Duca hie Seat Tey ei ii ‘ NUT i 7 7 ] nh sift iiger i) i The new Concert Band adds spirit to the rally before the crucial Medford game. Cheerleading began early this year for the Lincoln-Sudbury cheerleaders. The girls, with Mrs. Patricia Punchard as advisor, bought their own outfits — dark blue sweaters and tartans — and led the cheering at the soccer games. They also organized a courtyard Pep Rally before the Medford game — a game which determined whether or not the varsity would be eligible for tournament competition. Band selections, cheers, speeches, and class skits had the desired effect, as the Warriors did Beat Med- ford. Mr. William Edmonds starts the music at the rally. 146 Athletic Director, Lewis Baldwin introduces “Pat’’ Martin 66, captain of the cheerleaders. In the background (right) is Coach John MacKenzie and (left) varsity players listening for their entrance cue. (ABOVE) Cheerleaders, Nancy Fox, Cathy Phippard, Linda Shewan, “Peg” Hill, Sharon Fitzpatrick, “Meg” Seay, Sally Devereux, and Kathy Bogle. (BELOW) Students and Faculty at Courtyard Pep Rally. ' th ee hat: i ae ai Ree y Uk oy , yy thy eu ly ‘ i wr sf t { iy . Mert has ud i : , i OM 5 ’ 1 : ce v Fae ae ai ‘, i) a i ii, hia lif Rs A een Aree a ai wal ee (OOD, 4 x + y, Ws wa) gn ! mr ; ta me net ive ie ae ig ats, : m. : hat . a ek wh pean a Tene niny 7 if ; a fe He f aay ne J y il Lt Rae . f ‘ - hi vee ivi wy iy! i | an ee Ag va cf j a U 7 in pine | i a f ; v : | ae pe fe Airn ’ iy Zu “4° i] i) ; 1 pry a CAN ede ena! i rae edie ria y } i rT d i J i i hy i ia i Vrntee sy and es Nb ut hi nti? nid he } j } (an ray, HH ee ob ii y ; vii hia if Fi M fi ' ele ea a itil 4) by Web ee iM, ra lf ei) ni it J ar j DE ie i [hal ' : } ie } Piva t f oa TE } ig Coaches John MacKenzie and Norman Swicker Double as Spiller, Garrison, and Way Fight for Possession. Ground Keepers. Fans Cheer Warriors During Eastern Mass, Final. Scoring Attempt by Joyce (left), Spiller (right) and Van Wart (hidden). “Walt” Van Wart ’66 Defensive Standouts, Lukas, Mercury, and Park, During Medford Game at Home. John Way ’66 1h ve | Beye L en Wt eee tae if edna a ‘LAT { Pi sy. hit me kD Tlie py Aa oat o | ah a 7 sas y ay y ’ =). ST ire y bd x aee oe ae ) rm DP Sey EAa ul aa Pe ‘ ae 7 -- ye yy } ty inf tos a € ) ( ; yy j i ; ; ) } ; i : f i ‘id ‘ j ‘ ¥ } i l j i fA ut j ii ! (eit ; i { ity ’ ; i ila he i } : j : Fe | OU My i ‘Al eS ibs . hy , at) i sit : aL | , ab Avi mi hy. iii vit , tn sandy oT mn Hi i WP es b) j Pare ueh BA AP, ts a, 3.1 Wet LA ek rea DMM inh cn Ua asi 4 he fa La nA a { Pits. Hiab vn o pT) j ie e ‘ He ib ha ; i Aa ve fe rah y ek ea . Hi he iM; yy , Al lp | : ey ig a, i by rit ed Ae rae i Ui aes le © He ‘ op i vine Me in ita a ay vi | ei fips in ie ics Ai ee ” oe | ; { ! y i j ‘ t i : f ; te i D : { i t a | i] : ' ae | , 1 � el ni yh i Win aca el ; hy. M, Vy iil } ya j Wve | t 4 Tas ‘: yi ve 7 ‘Mi Dba Bi Mibsesel): VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY KNEELING: B. Woods, D. Dunsford, F. Hoagland, S. Allen, P. Hill, D. Place. STANDING: Coach Athy, P. Garavano, A. Ericson, $. Haden, J. Child, M. Seay, J. Allen, Capt. E. Buffington. Scores Varsity Opponent TENE 2-2 Lexington 2-0 1-1 Wayland 3-0 4-0 Newton South 6-1 0-1 Concord-Carlisle 2-0 3-0 Newton North 3-0 2-1 Stoneham 4-0 1-5 Weston 0-2 0-3 Winchester 0-1 7-1 Westwood 2-0 Ruff and Ready ... Lap Club .. . Space the Jungle ..) Hotshots anon Higgins we'll fall in line . . . once more again silence is golden .. the Astehalt seuss Dietrich a gain?’.|. . sing for us, Sanieeenius snowing! . . . Drip, Drop, Droop . . . the five Juniors . . . senior peace offerings. Coach Barbara Athy and Captain Ellen Buffington A good try, but. . . THE JUNIOR VARSITY “Come on, Judy. Take it away!” SEATED: D. Demaine, M. Dietrich, W. Winship, K. Coppenrath, S. Clark, J. Wilson, D. Bergen, D. Kelley. STANDING: P. Brown, D. Garland, R. Harmon, C. Walsh, B. Bobroff, N. Greenleaf, B. Messa, B. Saul. WW ( am th) ae a Dy ihe var ea f Almost there! Pre-game instructions Anticipation A brief pause 161 BASKETBALL id Varsity STANDING: Coach Vicki Edelmann, B. Woods, S. Haden, N. Gilfoy, M. O’Con- nor, M. Coffey, D. Place. KNEELING: P. Warner, E. Garrison, Capt. M. Bautze, J. Child, J. Chisholm. The Seniors — Judy, Edie, Pam, Martha, Janet. 162 Varsity Opponent Junior 36-20 Concord-Carlisle 35-49 Weston 30-28 Stoneham 39-21 Newton South 29-42 Lexington 30-28 Wayland 98-51 Weston 20-43 Winchester Who’s gonna wear the size 18 today? . . . “Barbara is Where are all the oranges, — Judy .. . Where’s the defense? . . . Who ate the puffy cookies? .. . COVER . . . How about 5 lay-ups in a row now? the lucky penny . . . Now, about that slow fast break . . . Fouls: over-parking; no left hand signal. . . Junior Varsity STANDING: K. Copenrath, B. Bobroff, M. Stott, C. Walsh, P. Brown, Coach Vicki Edelmann. KNEELING: D. Bergen, S. Clark, D. Dunsford, R. Harmon, W. Winship. No, Nancy! “Mike” O’Connor on defense. 163 Miss Mary Louise Roberts, former Lincoln- Sudbury girls’ coach, officiates. Janet Chisholm scores again. Barbara Bobroff shoots for JV’s. Hands up! S-t-r-e-t-c-h by Margie Stott. 164 Edith Garrison in the L S — Winches- ter varsity game. Freshman Carla Walsh takes a set shot. What goes up must come down. Fancy ball handling by Dotty Place. It’s mine! 165 HOCKEY Frank Garrison, Defenseman, named to Dual County Coach John Hansberry and Assistant Coach, John Garrison, both former Olympic players. All Star Team. One victory ... great spirit amazing improvement in skating un- der patient, talented coach. . . tough competitors: | Marian, — Lynnfield, Westwood, Wayland, Weston, Bed- ford, and Newton South ... 7. se- niors ... a building year with the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors on squad . . . 22 practices in early morn- ing (6 a.m.) and late night at Loring Arena, Framingham ... Thursday and Saturday games ... memories of: standing on the blue line during the National Anthem, after-game cri- tiques, wind sprints . . . gratitude for the opportunity, for Mr. Martin’s camera coverage, and the support of the few loyal fans. The chance of a lifetime for Greg. FIRST SEASON 166 First Lincoln-Sudbury Hockey Squad 1965-1966 Action in Weston game. FRONT ROW: Peter Torode, Co-Captains Frank Garrison and John Way, Greg Turner, Mark Joyce, Joe Gentile. BACK ROW: Coach John Hansbery, Steve DeMont, Terry McGov- ern, Paul Nystrom, Steve Lennon, Herb Chellis, Bob Self, Warren Carroll, Jim Mahon- ey, Paul Benker, Greg Hendrick, Steve Torode, Peter Johnson, Mgr. Jeff Badger. Not in picture, Bob Early. Great save by Steve DeMont. Notice puck. Greg covers in Wayland game. WINTER TRACK Peter Campobasso (mile) L S record (4-51-9) “Who needs sleep?” Bruce Hunter (2 mile) “There’s the finish.” Bernie Malloy (high hurdles) “Gee, that smarts.” 1966 Winter Track Record Bedford 41S 45 mwor Acton-Boxboro 39 L S 47 won John Becker (600 yd. run) “I think I lost Weston 48 L S 38 lost ns Ashland 30. L S 56 won Westwood 55 12 Saro LanlOst Wayland 49 L S 37 lost 168 Winter Track Squad FRONT ROW: Bedard, Hunter, Manchanda, Jordan, Maurer, Becker, Mack; SECOND ROW: Lebruto, Martini, Peterson, Campobasso, Burke, Armstrong, Malloy, Symington, Coach John MacKenzie. Joe Lebruto (1000 yd. run) “Watch it. Dick Driscoll (High Jump) ““What do I do now, Coach?” “), | a Dick Symington (end from right) (2 mile) “Anyone for a 2 mile sprint?” WARRIORS WIN FIRST DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE Coach Lewis K. Baldwin with Co-Captains John Fultz and Wayne Spiller, in i BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP First Undefeated Season Fifteen Victories Fultz to Flaherty. Strategy for Starting Five Coach Baldwin, Jozwicki, Spiller, Flah- erty, Fultz, and O’Connor. Non-League Game Regular Season Record Game L S Opponent Westwood 66 55 Fultz Lynnfield Lie OO EULEZ Stoneham Gleb ultz Wayland 4 Ae lt Weston Gon ee ULeZ Bedford 69) 60% Fultz Acton-Boxboro 69 59 Fultz Ashland 17 00. “Fultz Westwood 6o7 6a EE uleZ Lynnfield CO EZ Wayland 49 23 Fultz Weston 84 52 Fultz Bedford CORO Ui Eultz Acton-Boxboro LOSgi A cape Fultz Ashland 77 60 Fultz Players and Points 26, O'Connor 16, 26, O'Connor 19, 19, O'Connor 10, 15, O’Connor 12, 25, O'Connor 18, 25, O'Connor 14, 25, O’Connor 14, 14, O'Connor 22 28, O’Connor 16 24, O'Connor 22, 11, O'Connor 16, 37, O'Connor 13 19, O'Connor 17 29, O’Connor 27, 32, O'Connor 13, (Double Figures) Spiller 11 Spiller 12 Donaldson 10 Flaherty 11 Flaherty 12 Spiller 12 Flaherty 14, Spiller 12 Spiller 10 Spiller 13 Donaldson 17 Spiller 15 New School Records: Fultz 37 point s, Weston; 32 rebounds, Acton; Don- aldson 17 points and 17 assists, Acton. The Varsity FRONT ROW, Nash, R. Fultz, Vincuilla, Co- Ide, Donaldson, Co-Captain John Fultz, Palmer, O’Connor, Captain Wayne Spiller with Dual County Trophy; Chando- Phippard, Coach Lewis Baldwin, Mgr. Norton. nait, Mayo, Jozwicki; BACK ROW, Mgr. Steege, Flaherty, Mr. Robert Myers, Timer and Warrior Booster, with Scorer, Mitch Steege, LEFT, and “Citizen” Sports Reporter, Curt Garfield, REAR. Jozwicki (12) and Dan O'Connor. Dan’s winning shot with 3 seconds to go gave the Warriors the victory in the Westwood game, the closest of the regular season. Junior Varsity Wins 10, Loses 5 Bill Mayo Scores 209, A New Record Advisory Board, Baldwin, Baldwin, and Vanna. J.V. Games Opponent L S Opponent) 37s Westwood 70 52 Westwood 50 38 Lynnfield 34 40 Lynnfield 36 51 Stoneham 56 63 Wayland 37 35 Wayland 30 44 Weston 33 38 Weston ts Oe fo) Bedford SOMNOe FRONT ROW, Miser, Fultz, Mayo, Underhill, Cook, Coach John MacKenzie; SEC- ree fs He we d Be AS OND ROW, Mann, Hughes, Durand, Dickey, Kimball, Grasty Vandenburgh; Hae d 36 45 cre THIRD ROW, Colantuono, Manson, Whittemore, Hand, Cousins. oe Dan John “Tash” Lincoln-Sudbury vs. Hanover Court Comments Mr. Myers: “Cheat, cheat, never beat.” Coach Baldwin: “Set it up, Spiller!” “The pressure is on YOU!” . “Hands up, Fultz!” ... “Get the ball to O’Con- nor.” . . . “Reverse it!” . . . “Shoot 25,” Dan O'Connor, “Westwood Killer.”’ ... John Fultz, “1000 or Bust” : Wayne Spiller, “Mr. Assist.” ... Dual County Champs at last! WARRIORS PLAY IN TECH TOURNEY A Lincoln-Sudbury First Defeat Hanover High in Opener, 73-71 Defeat North Reading in Quarter-Finals, A Spiller Drive 67-59 Co-Captatn Wayne Spiller’s set shot is “deadly.” Co-Captain John Fultz Double-Teamed. No. 12, Mark Jozwicki ’67, the Warriors’ clever playmaker and “pest.” In_ the background the loyal L S one cheer their team to a victory that entitles them to play in the Boston Garden. Dan O’Connor Ties the Game “Flash” Flaherty Warriors Win Tech Tourney Semifinal Defeat Westwood in Overtime, 59-49 in First Boston Garden Game A Standing Ovation for John, A Team Salute to Dan John Fultz Scores His 1000th Point in Three Years of Varsity Play 174 Mr. Zubierek does play-by-play for WKOX. Happy Moments for Fans. Warriors Lead Warriors Lose to Manchester, 70-71, in Tech Tourney Final L S Cheerleaders, FRONT ROW, Linda Shewan, Cathy Phippard, Margie Seay, Mascot Clancy Flan- agan, Mary Dietrich, Terry Plank, Co-Captain Beth Hill; SECOND ROW: Peg Hill, Sally Devereux, Shara Fitzpatrick, Kathy Bogle, Co-Captain Pat Martin, Nancy Fox, Sue Colantuono. John Fultz is High Scorer with 36 points. bing Tense Moments for Coach Baldwin. Jona Donaldson in Fine Tourney Performance. Manchester Fights Back. Team Honored by Citizens, March 19, 1966 PATRONS Dr. William J. Adelson Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. David S. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Benker Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bolden Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Buttner Miss Ruth M. Buxton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Cain Mr. and Mrs. John R. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Andre Castellano Mrs. R. Harry Cathcart George Chu Emilio Ciampi Mr. and Mrs. George Claffey Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Clark Mrs. and Mrs. Vern Clark Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clifford J. A. Colpitts Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coombs Mr. and Mrs. William Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. H. DeGraeve Evelyn Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Dreyer Mrs. Kenneth Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunne Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker Emerson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Eppling Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feeley Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Gamble Mrs. M. Gandolfo Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Garavano Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gheith Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Gilfoy Orlando S. Grande Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grierson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Grim Mrs. Ted Gunaris Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Hall H. Standish Hanks Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hannemann Caroline Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haworth Mr. and Mrs. C. Newton Heath James G. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hersey Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. David G. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kabatt Mr. and Mrs. John Kilty Mr. Joseph D. Krol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin Mr. and Mrs. William Long Mrs. George Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lummus Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Lutts Daniel A. MacInnis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Maenpaa The Edward J. Mahony Family Mr. and Mrs. John C. Manning, III W. Manvel Mrs. Hector L. Marquis Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mazurek Mr. and Mrs. G. Carleton McMurtry Mrs. Caroline A. Meyers Mrs. Philip C. Mertz Jim Merz Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Millett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milton Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Morrison Mr. Raymond Morth Mr. and Mrs. Mudie Mr. and Mrs. David W. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Myles Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Natoli W. Haven North Dr. and Mrs. Donald Oasis Mr. and Mrs. John Paino Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Pastene Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Patterson Mr. Carl G. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Petroph Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plank Mr. Ronald Row Mr. James T. Ryan Mrs. C. Sarglow Ruth M. Sartori Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Sharrow Mr. and Mrs. David Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sicard, Sr. Mrs. Myron G. Siegars Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stacey Mrs. Stacey Mr. and Mrs. Myles Standish, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Swartz Dr. and Mrs. Z. Stanley Taub Eleanor M. Tilfert Mrs. Florence Tilford Mrs. William Tilford Dr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Tourville Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner Mr. and Mrs. James F. Upton Mr. and Mrs. Vollheim Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Wasson Mr. and Mrs. David Webster Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weinstein Miss Susan Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis White Dr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Wiles Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Willemin Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Wright Mr. J. A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zavattaro SIX ANONYMOUS PATRONS SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Cesare Abate Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John S. Allopenna Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barnaby Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bautze Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Athur G. Blake r, and Mrs. -- and Mrs. . and Mrs. ‘, Joseph Campobasso . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. r, and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. r. and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. J. Sanbourne Bockoven William Boyd, Jr. G. H. Buftington Robert H. Cathcart Youmin Chen Edward J. Chisholm Nevis E. Cook George Cox Eldridge J. Crowe Roland R. Cutler, Jr. Thomas Davies Albert Deane Walter A. Dermon, Jr. Mark C. Devereux Daniel E. Dustin Albert C. England, Jr. Howard W. Emmons George G. Ey Bruce R. Fillmore James J. Fitzpatrick Kenneth Foster Josiah F. Frost Chester A. Gajewski Frank Gardner Mr. and Mrs. David L. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. John B. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Gonyer Juan Gonzalez, M.D. _ and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. r, and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Rufus Grason Otto Hagmann Richard G. Hagopian Chester Hamilton William F. Herman Herbert Hinds D. D. Hoagland George Horton, Jr. Louis H. Hough Robert T. Jones Howard C. Kelley Robert H. Kelley D. R. Kirshner PATRONS SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Lapsley Mrs. Viola C. Leone and Mrs. Peter F. Linstrom and Mrs. Edward W. Mann and Mrs. Edmund S. Martin and Mrs. Anthony Mastrototaro and Mrs. Leonard J. McCarthy and Mrs. Alan McClennen Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCune, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. McCurrach Mr. and Mrs. John M. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Mikoski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Osgood, Jr. Mrs. Frank Pino Mr. and Mrs. G. Lincoln Ryther Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Simoneau Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Torode Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. Trees Mr. and Mrs. John B. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Yalen Arno A. Aardvark Carole L. Cathcart Anne Cutler Melvin Goombah Quentin Homan Wayne King Lauren Leone Alexander’s Automotive Service Bay Path Nurseries Bentley's Stationers STUDENT PATRONS Thomas F. Norton Laura Militzer Ricardo Palmieri Michelle Tlumacki Edward Waldsmith Barbara Williams Patricia Williams BUSINESS PATRONS Colonial Auto of Sudbury, Inc. Contemporary Art Studio Country Living of Sudbury Doherty's Garage Inc. Hill’s Jewelers Hooper's Hardware Irv’s Shell Service Jim Mercury’s Mobil Station Lavin’s Sudbury Inn Lettery’s Sudbury Flower Shoppe Lincoln Beauty Salon MacRae Furniture Company, Inc. Marshall’s Apothecary Mullen Lumber Co., Inc. Nan’s Fabrics N. F. Brisson, Inc. Nugent’s Store Paul Joseph’s Restaurant Perry Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc. Phelps’ T. V. and Appliance Phil’s Barber Shop Plaza Pharmacy Porter’s Restaurant Ree’s Flower Shop Richardson Drug Co., Inc. Star Barber Shop Steele’s Auto Body Repair Co. Sudbury Book Shop Sudbury Cleaners Sudbury Drug Sudbury Gardens Svensk Kaffestuga Terry's Clip’n-Curl Beauty Salon The Continental Hair Fashions The Country Squire The Village Barber Shop MacKinnon’s Sudbury Super Market, Inc. Town Line Hardware, Inc. Twillingate Gardens Wagner's Grocery Store Wayside Country Store Wayside Motor Lodge Wayside Realtors Wayside Shoes Western Auto Associate Store James F. Brown A. Friend DYAD STAFF Editor-In-Chief Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Art Editors Assts. to Art Editors Senior Writeups Editor Senior Portraits Drama Editor Music Editor Student Exchange Editor Student Exchange Editor Asst. Sports Editors Photography Advisors Senior Writeups Susan Morrison Carole Cathcart Donna Dustin Anne Bobroff Robyn Dermon Carolyn Filbin Steven Huneck Anne Cutler, Nancy Ryther Thomas Harris Edward Mikoski, David Horton Carol Way Judith Child Barbara Williams Lucy Herman Ellen Buffington William McSheehy Mark Joyce Robert Lind Bruce Allain ’69 Robert Andrews °68 William Goodwin ’66 Mr. Raymond S. Martin Mr. William J. Edmonds Purdy Studios, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Miriam S. Coombs Mr. Edward F. Leary Mr. Carl G. Perkins Ellen Buffington, Judith Child, Priscilla Devoll, Carolyn Filbin, Robert Hagmann, Frances Hoagland, Robert Kirshner, Lauren Leone, Margaret Lombardi, Edward Mikoski, Laura Militzer, Nancy Ryther, Luanne Silva, Jo-ann Trees, Carol Way. Subscriptions and Patrons Linda Abate, Mical Allopenna, Leslie Bowry, Ellen Buffington, Donna Burke, Bonnie Campbell, Judith Child, Janet Chisholm, Mary Combs ’68, Anne Cutler, Barbara Duquet °68, Albert England, Judith Enos, Mary Fluhr, Raymond Foster, Kathy Hen- nessey, Abby Hough, Raymond Houghton, Judith Johnson 67, Karen Linstrom, Pa- tricia Long, Susan Lummus ’67, Barbara Martini, Dominic Mastrototaro, Eliza McClennen, Jacklynn Meehan, Rebecca Ritchie °67, Judith Rogers, Joan Russell, Susan Schjelderup, Susan Sharpe, Michelle Tlumacki, Jo-ann Trees, Pamela Warner, Barbara Williams. School Committee: ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF LINCOLN-SUDBURY AND STUDENTS 1965-1966 Robert Bierig, Ellen Cannon, Chairman; Virginia Kirshner, Henry Morgan. Howard Emmons, REGIONAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF, Vice-Chairman; James Jagger, Administration: C. Newton Heath, Robert Millett, Laura Pollock, Roger Thurston, Leslie Tourville, Faculty: Abbott, Kathleen Adrian, Betty J. Arnold, Bramwell Athy, Barbara Bailey, Ouida Baldwin, Lewis Barton, Katherine Bellizia, Francis Brannen, Barbara Brown, Derek Burgess, Eleanor Buxton, Ruth Cannon, Marietta Cohen, Peggy Coombs, Miriam Doon, John Edelmann, Vicki Edmonds, William Edwards, Marion Flanagan, Marjorie Galvin, William Glass, Sherry Gulesian, Mark Hartman, Judye Heys, Frank Jeter, Richard Johnson, Richard Kass, Amy Krol, Joseph Laub, Bryna Leary, Edward Lewis, Brian Lewis, Deborah Lewis, Philip Maccini, John MacKenzie, John Madru, Harry Mailhot, Lydia Markham, Richard Marshall, Alexander Martin, Raymond Miskell, Terry Mitchell, Paul Ness, Frances Pacenka, Joseph Palmer, Albert Pappas, Martha Perkins, Carl Poznak, Jerry Puchalsky, Thomas Punchard, H. Patricia Rogers, Harriet Sargent, Bradford Schneeberger, Malena Scott, Frederic Spaulding, Sherman Swicker, Norman Thomas, Rebecca Trottier, Albert Tutuny, Irene Velilla, Ana Walsh, Paul Wentworth, Robert Wheatley, Susan Zabierek, Henry Paul Vernon. O’Connor, Mary, School Nurse Winchell, Gordon, School Doc- tor Flint, George, Treasurer Spooner, Lily, Business Man- ager Secretaries: Baldwin, Hope Borg, Ellen D. Cathoare Ruth Cook, Doris Garavano, Jean Kimball, Garcia Maenpaa, Virginia Patterson, Gertrude Cafeteria: Boyd, Anna Campbell, Evelyn Cook, Helen Fales, Mildred Grover, Mary Mastrototaro, Josephine Taylor, Isabel, Mer. Valentino, John Wright, Rose Custodial Staff: Burgess, Donald Fales, George Horan, James Long, Frances Long, William, Supervisor Macdonald, Eleanor McNeill, William Oulton, Ellsworth Wainio, Oliver STUDENTS: Abate, Linda 1966 Adamson, Deborah 1969 Abdulally , Falah PG Adrian, Peter 1967 Aiken, Alayne 1969 Aiken, Gail 1966 Allain, Bruce 1969 Alexander, Paul 1968 Allen, Charles 1969 Allen, Judith 1967 Allen, Judith 1968 Allen, Mark 1968 Allen, Susan 1966 Alley, John 1967 Allopenna, Mical 1966 Anderson, Jean 1969 Anderson, Kenneth 1969 Anderson, Susan 1966 Andrew, Paul 1969 Andrew, William 1968 Andrews, Robert 1968 Angell, George 1968 Appleby, Diane 1969 Armstrong, James 1967 Arnold, Charles 1966 Arnold, Joslyn 1969 181 Aveni, Peter 1968 Avery, Margaret 1968 Badger, Dana 1969 Badger, Jeffrey 1967 Baer, David 1969 Bair, James 1968 Barkas, Barbara 1969 Barker, David 1969 Barnaby, Margaret 1967 Barnard, Richard 1968 Barnecut, Emelia 1969 Barry, James 1969 Bartlett, John 1969 Battista, Francine 1966 Bautz, Martha 1966 Becker, John 1967 Bedard, William 1967 Belfrey, Barbara 1968 Bemis, Linda 1968 Benker, Linda 1968 Benker, Paul 1967 Bent, Dorothy 1966 Benzie, Andrew 1968 Bergen, Diane 1969 Berry, Donald 1967 Bertolami, Leo 1967 Bespolka, Elliott 1968 Bespolka, Patricia 1968 Bilodeau, Patricia 1969 Bisson, Judythe 1966 Black, Stephen 1969 Blake, Arthur 1966 Blanchard, Mark 1966 Blanchette, Donald 1969 Blanchette, Stephen 1967 Blossom, Steven 1969 Bobroff, Anne 1966 Bobroff, Barbara 1968 Bockoven, Frank 1966 Bockoven, Peter 1969 Boedecker, Ruth 1968 Bogle, Emily 1969 Bogle. Katherine 1967 Bolden, Lynn 1969 Boles, Dorothy 1967 Boles, Patrick 1969 Boreiko, Craig 1969 Borg, Linnea 1967 Borgeson, Geoffrey 1967 Bowry, Leslie 1966 Boyd, James 1969 Boyd, Maureen 1966 Bradbury, Gregory 1969 Braun, David 1968 Braun, Peter 1967 Breesman, Gary 1969 Brescia, Phillip 1969 Bronson, Dorothy 1968 Bronson, Ross 1967 Brown, Dana 1968 Brown, Peggy 1969 Brown, Peter 1969 Brown, Stephen 1968 Brown, Timothy 1967 Brown, Waldo 1969 Browning, George 1967 Browning, Gerald 1969 Bryant, James 1968 Bucci, Lawrence 1968 Budden, Linda 1967 Buerger, Dorothy 1966 Buffington, Ellen 1966 Buffington, Mary 1968 Burke, Donne 1966 Burke, Douglas 1967 Burroughs, Gail 1967 Butcher, Elaine 1967 Butler, Ian 1966 Butler, Reginald 1969 Byrne, John 1967 Cain, Andrea 1969 Cain, Linda 1967 Caffrey, Deborah 1969 Caira, Paula 1968 Campbell, Bonnie Lu 1966 Campbell, Frederick 1968 Campbell, Tiajuana 1968 Campobasso, Pees 1966 Cantlin, John 1966 Cantlin, Richard 1968 Caputo, John 1967 Caras, David 1967 Carroll, Richard 1966 Carroll, Warren 1968 Carreon, Jorge 1966 Caruso, James 1968 Carter, Nanci 1969 Caso, Lorraine 1966 Cathcart, Carole 1966 Cavicchio, Richard 1967 Cavooto, John 1969 Chandonait, Ann 1969 Chandonait, Michael 1966 Chase, Marilyn 1967 Chase, Pauline 1969 Chellis, Herbert 1967 Chen, Yolanda 1966 Cherau, Alexandra 1967 Child, ae 1966 Chisholm, Janet 1966 Church, Margaret 1967 Ciampi, cence 1967 Ciampi, Richard 1969 Claffey, Ellen 1969 Claffey, Michael 1967 Clark, Allyson 1967 Clark, David 1968 Clark, Elbert 1968 Clark, Michael 1969 Clark, Robert 1967 Clark, Susan 1969 Clementi, Paul 1968 Clements, Leslie 1967 Clippinger, Anne 1967 Coates, Ada 1969 Cobb, Cathanne 1967 Coffey, Marcia 1967 Colantuono, Susan 1968 Colantuono, Thomas 1969 Colpitts, Brian 1968 Combs, Mary 1965 Conley, Alexandra 1967 Conley, Bettina 1968 Connolly, Judith 1967 Connolly, Robert 1969 Cook, Douglas 1967 Cook, Nevis 1966 ee Shelbey 1969 Cooper, David 1969 Cooper, Sandra 1968 Coppenrath, Karen 1968 Corrigan, David 1966 Cotoni, Arthur 1969 Coughlin, Beverly 1966 Courtney, Neil 1969 Cousins, Hoyt 1969 Cox, John 1966 Cox, Linda 1966 Crawford, Rebecca 1968 Crowe, Janet 1966 Crowell, Candace 1967 Crowell, Thomas 1969 Cucinotta, Anthony 1968 Cunningham, Casey 1969 Cunningh: am, James 1967 Curran, Mark 1969 Curran, Michael 1966 Curtis, Brad 1969 Cutler, Anne 1966 Cutler, Donna 1968 Cutter, Bradley 1968 Cutter, Jeffrey PG Cutting, Louise 1967 Dahlstrom, Lynn 1969 D’ Amato, Michael 1967 Danese, Louise 1968 Da Prato, A lfred 1967 Darby, James 1967 Darby, Susan 1969 Davies, Thomas 1966 Davis, Carlos 1969 Davis, D. Bradford 1969 Davis, Geoffrey 1969 Davis, Lynn 1969 Davis, Mark 1969 Davis, Pamela 1967 Davis, Patricia 1966 Day, Charles 1968 Day, David 1969 Day, Diane 1967 Deane, Eric 1966 Debye, Rosemary 1966 DeCilio, Geraldine 1966 DeGraeve, Donald 1969 De Jesus, Ann 1969 D’Elia, Denise 1969 Delling, Susan 1968 Demaine, Deborah 1968 Demont, Stephen 1968 Dempster, Alan 1968 Deda: Mary 1968 Dennis, Carl 1968 Dennis, Richard 1969 Denny, Nancy 1967 Derderian, Bruce 1968 DeRidder, Nancy 1966 Dermon, Robyn 1966 Deveneau, Jacqueline 1968 Devereaux, Sally 1966 Devoe, Judith 1967 Devoll, Priscilla 1966 DeWallace, Jeffrey 1969 DeWallace, Roderick 1969 Dewey, Helen 1968 Dickey, Joanne 1966 Dickey, Robert 1968 Diener, Patricia 1968 Dietrich, Mary 1968 Donaldson, Jonathan 1967 Douty, Bradford 1967 Downing, Jacqueline 1966 Downing, Richard 1968 Dowse, Jean 1969 Doyon, Richard 1966 Drescher, Randall 1969 Driscoll, Richard 1967 Dugan, Francis 1966 Dugan, Lawrence 1969 Dunne, Charles 1969 Dunsford, Deirdre 1968 Dunsford, Diane 1966 Duquet, Barbara 1968 Durand, Daniel 1968 Durnan, Paula 1968 Dustin, Donna 1968 Dustin, Melissa 1969 Early, Janet 1969 Early, Robert 1966 Eckhart, Marguerite 1969 Edwards, Gale 1969 Edwards, Gale 1969 Eells, Katherine 1969 Ellms, Carlton 1966 Elwin, Eva 1968 Emmons, Caroline 1969 Emmons, Eleanor 1967 Emmons, Keith 1966 England, Albert 1966 England, Jean 1969 England, Michael 1968 Enos, John 1969 Enos, Judith 1966 Entwisle, Lawrence 1969 Entwisle, Robert 1968 Eppling, John 1967 Ericson, Andrea 1966 Ericson, Patricia 1966 Evangelista, Karen 1969 Evangelista, Richard 1968 Ey, Bruce 1966 Fagerlund, Robert 1966 Fales, Linda 1967 Fales, Thomas 1968 Faran, Ellen 1969 Farrell, Lorraine 1968 Farrell, Nancy 1967 Fawcett, Judith 1966 Ferguson, Martha 1968 Ferrick, Ann 1967 Fiandaca, Paul 1968 Fickett, Jonathan 1969 Filbin, Carolyn 1966 Filbin, Constance 1969 Fillmore, David 1966 Finan, Roderick 1969 Finnerty, Maureen 1967 Fisher, Ellen 1968 Fitzgerald, David 1969 Fitzpatrick, Sharon 1966 Flaherty, Dennis 1967 Fletcher, Stuart 1966 Flint, Janet 1969 Floridia, Richard 1966 Floyd, Deborah 1969 Floyd, Thomas 1966 Fluhr, Mary 1966 Flynn, Judith 1969 Forsyth, Glenn 1967 Forsyth, Mark 1969 Forsyth, Sharon 1966 Foster, John 1967 Foster, Raymond 1966 Foust, Bruce 1967 Foust, Douglas 1969 182 Fox, James 1968 Fox, Nancy 1968 Freimont, Deanna 1968 Frost, David 1966 Fry, Michael 1969 Frye, Barbara 1967 Fullerton, Carol 1968 Fullerton, George 1967 Fullerton, Gilbert 1969 Fulton, Robert 1968 Fultz, Robert 1966 Fultz, John 1966 Gagne, Jeanne 1967 Gagne, Linda 1968 Gainer, Mark 1967 Gajewski, Barbara 1966 Gajewski, Dorothy 1967 Galligan, Freida 1969 Galligan, Robert 1966 Garavano, Pamela 1967 Gardner, David 1966 Garland, Deborah 1968 Garland, Richard 1966 Garrison, Edith 1966 Garrison, Frank 1966 Garzia, Henry 1968 Gaye, David 1969 Gedrim, Ronald 1967 Gentile, Joseph 1966 Gentile, Mary Ann 1967 Gerson, Stanton 1969 Giannetti, Diane 1969 Gibbs, David 1969 Gilfoy, Nancy 1967 Goldstone, Stephen 1968 Gonyer, Diane 1966 Gonyer, Donna 1966 Gonzalez, Juanita 1966 Goodwin, Jeffrey 1969 Goodwin, Sally 1967 Goodwin, William 1966 Goranson, Linda 1966 Gordon, Cecilia 1968 Gounaris, Donna 1969 Grabill, Elliott 1967 Grabill, Robert 1969 Graham, Gregory 1966 Grande, Terese 1968 Gras, Robn 1967 Grason, Kathryn 1966 Grasty, Florence 1967 Grasty, Joseph 1969 Gray, Bradford 1969 Green, Donna 1968 Greenawalt, David 1967 Greenblatt, Richard 1966 Greene, Mary 1966 Greenleaf, Nancy 1969 Gregory, Richard 1969 Grey, Christie 1967 Grey, Cortland 1969 Grey, Heidi 1966 Grierson, Susan 1967 Grinnell, Elizabeth 1969 Grose, Donald 1968 Gross, Anne 1967 Haden, Sabra 1967 Hagenian, Charles 1967 Hagerty, Kathleen 1967 Hagopian, Ronald 1968 Hagmann, Robert 1966 Hall, Charles 1968 Hall, Chrisanne 1969 Hall, Dorothy 1966 Hall, Suzanne 1969 Hall, Warren 1968 Hamill, Holly 1968 Hamill, Patricia 1969 Hamilton, Stuart 1969 Hamilton, William 1966 Hamm, Cheryl 1969 Hamm, Gregor 1967 Hand, Roger 1969 Hannemann, Paul 1968 Hanson, Arlene 1969 Hanson, June 1967 Hanson, Robert 1967 Hapgood, Margo 1969 Harmon, Randy 1968 Harmon, Robert 1969 Harney, David 1969 Haroian, Henry 1966 Haroian, Sylvia 1966 Haroutunian, Grace 1967 Harpster, Warren 1966 Harris, Gary 1967 Harris, Judith 1968 Harris, Thomas 1966 Hartenstein, Fred 1967 Haswell, Patricia 1967 Hatfield, Robert 1969 Hathaway, Leslie 1967 Hauser, Wendy 1969 Hawes, Janet 1968 Haytayan, Nelly 1968 Henderson, James 1968 Henderson, Jeffrey 1969 Hendrick, Gregory 1968 Hennessy, John 1967 Hennessey, Mary 1966 Hennessey, Mary 1969 Herman, Emily 1968 Herman, Lucy 1966 Herrick, Douglas 1967 Herring, Lynwood 1969 Hicks, Sheryl 1968 Hildreth, Alan 1969 Hildreth, Stephen 1967 Hill, Donald 1968 Hill, Elizabeth 1966 Hill, Margaret 1967 Hinds, Luanne 1966 Hinkle, Beverly 1967 Hinkle, Mark 1966 Hoagland, Frances 1966 Hoey, Carol 1969 Holland, Ann 1969 Holmes, Peter 1968 Homan, Quentin 1968 Hoops, Susan 1967 Hoplene Pamela 1968 Hopkins, Priscilla 1968 Horton, David 1966 Horton, Lawrence 1969 Hough, Abigail 1966 Houghten, Mary Ann 1966 Houghton, Carol 1968 Houghton, Raymond 1966 Howe, Mary 1969 Hoyle, Byron 1968 Hoyt, Nancy 1968 Hughes, Clifford 1968 Hughes, Maureen 1969 Hughes, Steven 1967 Huhtamaki, Gail 1969 Humphreys, Richard 1968 Huneck, Steven 1966 Hunter, Bruce 1968 Hunter, Cheryl 1969 Hyvonen, Marjatta 1968 Ide, Patricia 1969 Ide, Warren 1966 Jackson, Donna 1969 Jackson, Gardner 1969 Jacobs, Leslee 1968 James, Hamilton 1969 Jeffrey, Deborah 1969 Jeffrey, Pamela 1967 Jennette, Michael 1969 Jensen, Lee 1966 Jewett, Laura 1969 Jewett, Susan 1966 Johnson, Barbara 1968 Johnson, Carolee 1968 Johnson, George 1969 Johnson, Judith 1967 Johnson, Peter 1966 Johnson, Raymond 1967 Johnson, Valerie 1969 Jones, David 1966 Jones, Donna 1968 Jones, Harold 1968 Jordan, Donald 1966 Jordan, Robert 1967 Joyce, Mark 1966 Jozwicki, Mark 1967 Kabatt, Mary 1968 Kabatt, Samuel 1968 Kaelber, Christie 1969 Kahler, Murray 1967 Kalilainen, Roberta 1969 Kalisky, Lyvia 1969 Kelley, Christine 1969 Kelley, Dana 1968 Kelley, Deborah 1967 Kelley, Patricia 1967 Kelley, Roberta 1966 Kelley, Shawn 1966 Kelly, Ellen 1968 Kelly, Richard 1966 Kennally, Michael 1969 Kennedy, Susan 1969 Kerwin, Dolores 1966 Kessel, Karen 1969 Kimball, Benjamin 1969 Kindleberger, Elizabeth 1967 King, Jackson 1969 King, James 1966 King, Pamela 1969 King, Robert 1967 King, Wayne 1966 Kingsbury, Sarah 1969 Kirshner, Robert 1966 Klammer, Amey 1968 Klee, Beverly 1966 Klee, Harold 1967 Klee, Russell 1968 Kline, Eleanor 1967 Knapp, Connie 1969 Koehler, Arthur 1968 Koehler, Charles 1969 Kokins, Scott 1969 Korhonen, Wayne 1968 Kowal, Kathy 1967 Kramer, Beryl 1969 ald Amy 1968 oe Philip 1966 Kusleika, Thomas 1967 La Grassa, Carl 1967 La Grassa, Carol 1969 Laakkonen, eee 1966 Lainez, Linda 1968 Langton, Christopher 1966 Langton, David 1968 Lankhorst, Nancy 1968 Lapsley, Gregory 1966 Larson, Bruce 1969 Larson, Kathleen 1968 Lawrence, Angela 1967 Lawson, Nancy 1968 Lebruto, Joseph 1966 Lebruto, Stephen 1968 Ledger, Valentine 1968 Lee, Carol 1967 Lee, David 1969 Leger, Linda 1967 Lemander, Steven 1967 Lennon, Elizabeth 1968 Lennon, Janet 1967 Lennon, Steven 1968 Leone, Lauren 1966 Leone, Leslie 1966 Levin, Susan 1969 Li, Winifred 1968 Lind, Robert 1966 Lindsay, Catherine 1968 Linstrom, Karen 1966 Linstrom, Ruth 1967 Littlefield, Weston 1967 Loewenstein, Andrea 1967 Loewenstein, Dania 1969 Logan, John 1967 Lombardi, Barbara 1968 Lombardi, Margaret 1966 Lombardi, Susan 1969 Long, Patricia 1966 Long, Roberta 1969 Loomis, Catherine 1968 Loomis, William 1966 Lottatore, Carolyn 1967 Lottatore, Steven 1969 Loveys, Donna 1967 Lowell, Charles 1968 Ludwick, Karen 1969 Lukas, Tilman 1967 Lukesh, Gordon 1967 Lummus, Susan 1967 Lundblad, Faith 1969 Lupien, Mark 1967 Lutnicki, William 1968 Lutts, Susan 1967 MacArthur, James 1969 MacInnis, Elizabeth 1967 Mack, Rogers 1967 Mackie, Linda 1966 MacKinnon, Susan 1969 MacLachlan, Diane 1969 MacLean, Barbara 1968 MacLean, John 1968 Maenpaa, John 1969 Magazu, Thomas 1968 Mahar, Laura 1969 Mahoney, James 1969 Mailly, George 1969 Maiuri, Wayne 1966 Malonson, Ellen 1967 Malonson, Roger 1969 Malloy, Burnard 1967 Malloy, James 1968 Manchanda, Leslie 1966 Mann, Christopher 1968 Mann, Elizabeth 1966 Mann, John 1968 Mann, Linda 1967 Mannarino, eae 1969 Manning, John 1968 Mansur, Jack 1969 Manuel, Carol 1968 Manuel, Wendy 1969 Manzelli, John 1966 Marbet, Lisa 1968 Marsh, Catherine 1969 Marsh, Jerry 1966 Martin, Dane 1969 183 Martin, Robert 1969 Martin, Patricia 1966 Martin, Wendy 1967 Martinez, Ivan 1967 Martini, Barbara 1966 Martini, Donald 1968 Mason, Deborah 1969 Mason, Jane 1968 Mason, Steven 1969 Mastrototaro, Dominic 1966 Mathiason, Kim 1967 Maurer, Brian 1969 Maurer, Richard 1966 Maurer, Stephen 1967 Maxwell, Candace 1968 Maycock, Benjamin 1969 Mayo, William 1968 McCabe, Michael 1969 McCarthy, Ann 1968 McCarthy, Donna 1966 McCarthy, Frederick 1968 McCarthy, John 1968 McClennen, Eliza 1966 McCullough, Joseph 1966 McCune, William J. 1966 McCurrach, Julian 1969 McCurrach, Vernon 1966 McDonough, Thomas 1969 McGovern, Joseph 1969 McGovern, Terrence 1968 MclIndoe, Kathleen 1967 McKone, Ann 1969 McLaughlin, Pamela 1967 McMurtry, Douglas 1967 McQuade, Kathleen 1966 McQueen, Jeffrey 1969 McSheehy, William 1966 Medowski, Betsy 1969 Meehan, Daniel 1969 Meehan, Dariel 1968 Meehan, Jacqueline 1966 Meehan, John 1968 Mele, John 1969 Mercurio, Paul 1968 Mercury, John 1966 Mercury, Peter 1969 Merrill, Henry 1969 Mertz, Gretchen 1966 Merz, Marilyn 1969 Messa, Beatrice 1969 Messa, Carolyn 1968 Messina, Carol 1966 Meyer, Marley 1966 Meyer, Sue Ann 1969 Mikoski, Edward 1966 Mikoski, Paul 1969 Militzer, Laura 1966 Miranda, Douglas 1966 Miranda, Gary 1966 Miser, Andrew 1968 Miser, Wendell 1968 Mogel, Michael 1969 Moir, Timothy 1968 Moniz, Joseph 1969 Monroe, Alexander 1969 Moore, John 1969 Moore, Marcia 1968 Morabito, Carol 1969 Morabito, Linda 1967 Morely, Karen 1967 Morey, Karen 1968 Morgan, Amanda 1969 Morgan, Ellen 1967 Morgan, Louise 1968 Morgan, Nancy 1969 Morine, Scott 1968 Morris, Kathleen 1967 Morrison, Susan 1968 Morrison, Susan 1966 Morrisson, David 1968 Morrisson, Lawrence 1969 Morse, Christine 1966 Morse, Paul 1968 Moss, Carol 1968 Moynihan, Paul 1968 Mueller, Dorothy 1968 Mueller, Janice 1969 Mulherin, Monica 1969 Murphy, Jean 1969 Murphy, Timothy 1966 Mussoni, John 1969 Naiman, Joris 1969 Nash, James 1967 Navon, Beth 1967 Neumeier, Elizabeth 1968 Neumeier, Victoria 1966 Newton, Francis 1969 Nilo, Sandra 1967 Jims, Jeffrey 1967 ix, Carole 1968 olley, Pamela 1969 orth, Jeanette 1969 orton, Susan 1967 orton, Thomas 1967 orton, William 1969 ovak, Ann 1967 unez, Vasco 1967 Nurmey, David 1968 Nurney, William 1967 Nystrom, Paul 1968 O'Brien, Charles 1969 O’Brien, John 1968 O’Brien, John M. 1969 O’Brien, Mary 1967 O'Brien, Paul 1969 O’Brien, Shirley 1968 O’Connor, Daniel 1966 O’Connor, Michele 1968 O'Connor, Patricia 1969 Olsen, Ava 1969 Olsen, Charlotte 1969 Olsen, Mark 1968 Outten, Peter 1969 Ovian, Nancy 1969 Page, Joseph 1968 Paino, John 1968 Palmer, David 1966 Palmer, Richard 1969 Panetta, Linda 1968 Paradise, Laura 1969 Paradise, Richard 1967 Park, Diane 1968 Park, James 1966 Park, Joy 1967 Parker, Robert 1968 Parrott, Patricia 1969 Partington, Margaret 1967 Partington, Ruth 1968 Patrick, Nancy 1969 Patterson, Richard 1968 Paulsen, Margaret 1969 Penney, David 1969 Perkins, Jeanne 1967 Perry, John 1967 Perry, Susan 1969 Peterson, Richard 1967 Petroph, Christine 1969 Phippard, Catherine 1968 Phippard, Michael 1966 Pinto, Anita 1969 Pirrello, Donald 1968 Pitman, Mark 1968 Lil La Ley Ly Ly Ly Pg Place, Daniel 1967 Place, Dorothy 1967 Place, George 1967 Podsen, Robert 1967 Poikonen, Susan 1967 Plank, Terry 1968 . Polumbaum, Miki 1969 Poor, Paul 1968 Porter, David 1969 Porter, Dennis 1967 Potter, Barbara 1967 Potter, David 1969 Poules, Diane 1969 Pound, Christina 1969 Prendergast, William 1968 Preston, Katherine 1967 Haat Janice 1969 Rando, Thomas 1969 Rankin, Bruce 1968 Rappoli, Edward 1967 Rawson, Kennard 1966 Rawson, Thomas 1968 Reach, Richard 1969 Reid, August 1969 Reid, John 1969 Renwick, Richard 1968 Renwick, William 1966 Reynolds, Betsy 1967 Rhodes, Ann 1967 Rhodes, Janet 1967 Rice, Barbara 1969 Rice, Gregory 1967 Rice, Joy 1969 Rice, Susan 1966 Richard, Rachel 1969 Riess, James 1967 Riordan, Mary 1967 Ritchie, Rebecca 1967 Roberge, Paul 1968 Roberts, Linda 1966 Rogers, Judith 1966 Reaialel, Martha 1968 Roy, Douglas 1969 Roy, Janet 1965 Royal, Kenneth 1969 Ruffin, Stephanie 1967 Russell, Joan 1966 Russell, Lincoln 1969 Russell, Meredith 1967 Russell, Nancy 1969 Rutherford, Patricia 1966 Ryan, Gary 1968 Ryan, Joanne 1969 Ryan, Susan 1969 Ryans, Albert 1968 Rymsha, Steven 1969 Ryther, Nancy 1966 Ryther, Richard 1968 Salvatore, Christine 1969 Sampson, Ritchie 1968 Saul, Brenda 1969 Sauter, Scott 1968 Savignano, Elaine 1966 SchafMmer, Elaine 1966 SchafMmer, Jay 1967 Scharfenber ger, Helen 1967 Scherer, Steven 1968 Schjelderup, Susan 1966 Schmalz, Karl 1967 Schofield, Bernard 1969 Schofield, Lee 1967 Schroeder, Christopher 1968 Schultze, Richard 1967 Schwartz, Robert 1967 Scogland, Steven 1968 Scott, David 1968 Scott, Mark 1967 Scott, Stanford 1966 Seay, Margaret 1967 Self, Robert 1967 Senecal, Sandra 1968 Shambaugh, Benjamin 1969 Sharpe, Deborah 1969 Sharpe, Susan 1966 Sharrow, John 1969 Sheehan, Joyce 1969 Sheets, D. 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