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HISTORICAL COLLECTION ia) Z Tee ( LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS WAQUE. OT Tey Seniors 32 CONTENTS Underclassmen 84 ties 112 iV1 Act a aeeeneeennneeneneeEEE EEE EE a 92 Faculty—1 = en N = = ml oe cS — . a time when we begin to take a new look at the world . . . and ourselves . . . looking at old things in a new way . . . looking at new things in an old way . concepts, attitudes, behavior . . . all in transition . . . division of ideas . differences . . . and yet . . . a striving for unity in the perpetual flux of expansion and development. . . 10 pss eatenincaguacnmmnnrtan Advance then and... you may make yourself known to all the world. 11 ht new plane; ng see before me a b I places not explored, 14 things which are yet to be. 16 17 18 5 GE BE | ; I am aware, within the growing sphere of my confidence, of the importance of myself as an individual, 19 ahh ot. Perens sett and of sharing the excitement of my world. 21 if The bd Hie ; 22 Confident in my personal achievements, I eagerly pur- sue the extended finger of my imagination. 23 “For self is a sea boundless ” and measureless.. . (The Prophet) PIEESCRL BOOGIE a } 4 i dh bes 30 “And down the broad way I go, young and unregretting.” Villon 31 SENIORS President Vice President CAROL S. LEE Oct. 31 Lincoln Always smiling . . . petite . . . beautiful hair . . . “Have you done your math?” ... “You know”. . . Junior Prom atten- RONALD GEDRIM dant . . . Junior Prom party . . . Exeter RON May 25 Sudbury and Andover. Auction . . . filled garage . . . hair over Varsity Tennis 1; Class Secretary 2, 3; one eye. Class Vice-President 4; Band 3, 4; Tutor- Senior Class President 4; Mixed Chorus 1, ing Committee 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; J.V. Basketball Student Council 4; Band Sec-Treas. 4; 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Conservation Club Flute Quartet 3. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; “Plain and Fancy” 3. Secretary SENTOR CLASS OFFICERS STEPHANIE L. SMITH STEPH Nov. 13 Sudbury Slow smile ... backstage . . . bouncy Treasurer j ... Xath!. .. “It’s all in my head.” Drama Workshop 2; Little Theater Play- ers, Technical, 3; French Club 3; Student Exchange Committee 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Tutoring Committee 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Little Theater Players 4; Dyad 4. ANNE CLIPPINGER Jan. 2 Sudbury Summer in Germany ... flirt .. Smothers Brothers . . . skiis at the cabin LV We Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange Ambassador to Germany 3; Student Exchange Commit- tee 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Plain and Fancy 3; Class Treasurer 4. PETER L. ADRIAN PETE May 22 Sudbury Ado, circumloquacious ... “Tutorials. Oh no!”. . . the worldly philosopher. . . “Norway, England—sounds familiar.” . . . Mr. Gulesian’s disciple . . . “Hi, Mr. B. re Intramurals 1; Spring Track 2; Kaleido- scope 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Stu- dent Exchange Ambassador to England 3; Student Exchange Rep. to Student Coun- cil 4; Dyad Staff, 4; Co-Chairman Senior Writeups. JAMES ARMSTRONG JIM December 1 Lincoln The drummer ... ankle weights .. . Tufts sweatshirts . . . Who put the bullet in the furnace? Transfer, in junior year, from Birmin- ham, Alabama. Band 1, 2; Homeroom lass Treasurer 1; Science Club and Fair 1, 2; Laboratory Assistant 2; Phi Alpha Fraternity 2; Varsity Winter, and Spring Track 3, 4; Band 3, 4. JOHN M. ALLEY CHATS Nov. 23 Sudbury “Nerd” ..... guns. . . likes to travel. . . very active . . . likes sports . . . wants to be a Forest Ranger . . . “College!” Varsity Wrestling 3, 4 JUDITH E. ALLEN JUDY September 8 Sudbury Bubbly blonde . . . sparkling personality ... love to skinnyrat ... walks down shady lanes. . . an essential to a trio. French Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Pops Concert Committee 3; Dyad Staff 4; Tom-Tom Staff 4; Student Ex- change Committee 4; Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. 35 JEFFREY S. BADGER JEFF June 25 Sudbury Automatic, alias standard, transmission . .. SO serious . those pants! “Don’t give Mr. Bellizia trouble!” .. . smokers club. Class Vice-President 1; Football Manager 1; Radio Club 1; (Ken- nebunk High School, Kennebunk, Maine) Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Hockey Manager, 3. LINNEA D. BORG March 31 Sudbury | Donitedo ut. aaa 5.0 .ee a peanut butter . . . anchovies . . . Captain Italy with Jeanne and Kathy kidnapped. J.V. Basketball 1; Freshman Attendant, Junior Prom 1; Sophomore Attendant, Junior Prom 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. DONALD BERRY DON Nov. 12 Sudbury Tennis . . . skiing nut . . . chemistry lab “Butterfingers!” ... studious ... Honors French . . . Brigham’s . . . fa- mous swimming class. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 2, 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. RICHARD E. BAUTZE BAUTZE Nov. 24 Sudbury Mod fellow ... The Rat ... Mt. Hermon. . . lost much? J.V. Soccer 1; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; (at Mt. Hermon) J.V. Basketball, Baseball 3; Varsity Basketball KATHARINE S. BOGLE KATH Nov. 9 Sudbury “What was I going to say?” . . . horse- back riding ... cheerleader with PEP ... “Eh?” . . . school in Colorado . . . loves mountains? J.V. Field Hockey 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Dyad Cheerleading Editor 4; December Formal Committee 4; Intramu- rals 2, 3. 36 JOHN C. BECKER FUZZY Nov. 27 Sudbury “See John. See John run!” ... Mr. President . . . Bill Cosby . . . Lifeguard The Hillman Minx ... “Do you want to join a committee?” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Conservation Club 1, 2; “Plain and Fancy” 3; Student Council President 4. DOROTHY J. BOLES DOTTIE Nov. 1 Sudbury The U. S. Male . . . waiting for letters fee ti Guys!” short stuff... “Good morning” N.J. and Ohio accent. Freshman Chorus 1; Intramurals 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Future Nurses Club 2; (at Holy Cross High); Future Nurses Club 3; French Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Senior Auction 4; Dyad Staff 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. WILLIAM P. BEDARD BILL March 16 Sudbury Yellow undershirts .. . Ho} GUE 4 4 ocker@ a. “The giant has money.” . . . Humility?? Russian Club 1; Varsity Winter and hats exsy) 2o-9 Its our Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4. LEO F. BERTOLAMI Sept. 17 Lincoln Talkative and late . . . good excuses. . . “Let’s have a little action here!” . . . My Chevy II... freshman ... “But Mr. Johnson!” Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 37 STEPHEN J. BLANCHETTE STEVE Aug 28 Sudbury Spread _ Eagle midnight run Class President, Junior Year ... with Joanne . . . Earl, Cavio, and Smitty. . . Rangely cross. Class Vice-President 1; J.V. Tennis 1, 2; Varsity Tennis 3, 4;; J.V. Soccer 2, 3, Co- Capt. 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Class President 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Intramurals er, a. PAUL W. BENKER BENKER Sept. 27 Sudbury Bucket . . . “or here” . . . the pool hall . . . Hot Falcon. . . hockey. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Conservation Club 2; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4. PETER BRAUN PETE Feb. 24 Lincoln Switzerland . . . friendly . . . math brain - BB. Concert . 2. Yaler 37 -o The Pond. . . Herb Alpert. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Math Contest Team 3, 4 LINDA L. BUDDEN BUDDY Jan 12 Sudbury “Barry, Barry, Barry” ... drums... “Hey Houghton!” ... Maynard “Whoopie-do”. Intramurals 3. GEORGE V. BROWNING III GID March 21 Lincoln To Harvard in “Bacchus”. . . “Oh Cun- ningham!” . . . working on the barn. . . A bolt in B slot ... “But, Mr. Jeter!” . skill on skis. Dramatics Technical Crew, Madwoman of Chaillot, Plain and Fancy, 3 GEOFFREY C. BORGESON EARL March 24 Sudbury Bolome ... global playboy .. . skiing Rangely . . . handsome and athletic . . . homerooms . . . with Smith, Cavic, and Steve. Varsity Soccer 1; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2; Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football 2, Class Vice-President 2; (at Mt. Hermon). Varsi- ty Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Winter Track 4, Student Council Representative 4. 38 TIMOTHY P. BROWN TIM June 21 Sudbury Electronics nut likes science and math ... locker in the “mech” room . technical work on plays . . . trom- bone. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Radio Club 1, 2; Technical Theatre Crew: Sandbox, Madwoman of Chaillot, Plain and Fancy 3; Barrets of Wimpole Street 4. ea LINDA M. CAIN DA August 27 Lincoln Paw . . . Hopkinton .. . Doyle. . . ‘55 Dodge . . . 4 on the dash . . . “Well?” . . . Senior English Class. (At Waltham) Varsity Bowling 1; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Softball. (At LSR) Be Field Hockey 2; Varsity Softball 2, 3; ntramurals 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; School Secretary 4; Tom-Tom 4. JOHN J. BYRNE, JR. TINY July 17 Lincoln Effervescent spirit . . . keeps homeroom rolling . . . moves pianos professionally the een jeep. . . “You turkey!” (At Belmont Hill) J.V. Football 1, Hockey 1, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Football 2, Hockey 2, Varsity Baseball. (At LSR) Var- sity Soccer 4; Varsity Hockey 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Student Monitor 4; Senior Auction 4, ELAINE BUTCHER DOUGLAS W. BURKE May 10 Sudbury DOUG Aug. 2 Sudbury Swimmer . . . long legs . . . short skirts Army boots. . . high potential . . . biolo- ; boys. . Malden. . . Ken-Ken-Ken. sy . . . sophomore year? . . . cooperative Spanish Club 2. Pb assignments ... “Billy!” ... Red Sox optimist . . . No. 7. J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Spring Track 1; Winter Track 4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GAIL BURROUGHS Aug. 12 Lincoln “How come I’m the only one that thinks a giant yellow circle with Aes green around the edges would be really beauti- ful?”’ String Ensemble 1, 2; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 4. 39 RICHARD S. CAVICCHIO 3 See ; . : DICK April 13 Sudbury Skiing at Rangely ... pulling off wheelies . . . with Dee Dee ... gre JACK oY ayaa Sudbury ghost .. . with Steve, Earl and Smit nee ; : ; . . . homerooms. Brain . . Pe ty aa eumeasere cs J.V. soccer 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; stipe aig aT RET “Hey.” en i Intramurals 4; Senior auction 4 Intramurals 1, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 2. DAVID L. CARAS DAVE October 28 Lincoln Lingering with Leo ... ears: laughter . . . taxicab Corvair . . . washe Saati pe Sudbury motors. . . doughnuts . . . in North Sta- La plus petite . . . hitting the books. . . sae ei Vermont summers . . . “What an idiot!” ntramurals 1. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; J.V. Field Hockey 2; French Club 3, 4, Field Hockey 2. HERBERT CHELLIS HERB Sept. 28 Lincoln Junior Pilot’s License . . . the Swede. . . Captain Chellis. . . Mustang. . . friend- ly Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Captain 4. 40 MARGARET T. CHURCH a a ALEXANDRA CHERAU MAGGIE July 10 Lincoln May 7 Sudbury Happy ... that little red car Charlotte Sophia ... skiing ... summers in Meredith, N.H. . . . waterski- chickens, goats, and piglets ... jeese ing. . . swimming. . . “Have you heard mageese . . . original non-conformist. from Annie?” Intramural Field Hockey, Basketball 3; Drama (Technical): Plain and Fancy 3; Barretts of Wimpole Street 4; Dyad Staff 4. LAWRENCE CIAMPI LARRY April 11 Lincoln Lampy . . . “Nope. Don’t want to.” . .. ALYSON CLARK erg a pool table . . . 61 Cadillacs don’t Poesy Oct. 1, : Sudbury . istic . . . op-art collages . . . Doon Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. mural. . . dice earrings . . . summers in Aachen, Germany . . . with Bev and Pam a Tom-Tom 4 MICHAEL E. CLAFFEY MIKE March Sudbury Great lad . . . worries about the future . . wrestler. . . pool shark... . ae Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. 41 CATHANNE C. COBB CATHY March 25 Sudbury Queen of the Junior Prom... Rich... a great big small. . . “I can’t skip chorus again!” . . . true blonde. Intramurals 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Select Chorus 4. ALEXANDRA CONLEY May 1 The sky was not so very tall . . . mor- SANDY Lincoln tification . . . “I won't play your game.” - orange and purple . . . pierced ear- rings. Drama Club 2; Senior Auction 4; Senior-Freshman Dance Committee 4; Dyad 4. LESLIE CLEMENTS LES Dec. 5 Sudbury Very good chess player . . . reads, reads, reads . . . looks studious . . . plans to be a veterinarian. Chess Club 3, 4; Conservation Club 3. MARCIA L. COFFEY MISH Dec. 27 Lincoln Traumas ... “I come, an over-wearied child.” . . . the blouse that burned. J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Senior-Freshman Dance Committee 4; Senior Auction 4. 42 ROBERT CLARK BOB Oct . Sudbury Forget it! . . . talks with Mr. Poznak and Mr. Wentworth . . . Lincoln phone bills . . . chorus folder. Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3; Drama: John Brown’s Body, Rhinoceros, Plain and Fancy; Conservation Club 1, 2; French Club 2; German Club 3, 4; December Formal Committee 3, 4. JUDITH A. CONNOLLY CANDACE R. CROWELL JUDY July 27 Sudbury CANDY June 9 Sudbury All those business courses . . . real blonde Artist. . . Chip . . . her long, long hair 7). Ll dont know.) Russ, big green eyes ... sensitive and Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. sincere . . . creativity plus .. . “Think snow!” Intramurals 1, 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; John Brown’s Body. Rhinoceros, Madwoman (sets), Plain and Fancy (acting), Barretts LOUISE CUTTING of Wimpole Street (sets); Art Club May 8 Sudbury President 3; Senior Auction 4; December Looma . . . attractive... Big Red. .. Formal 4; Dyad Staff 4. eae -.. typing champ skiing? . . . “I disagree with that. Band 3, 4. ae MICHAEL V. D’AMATO MIKE Dec. 7 Sudbury Homework in homeroom . . . interested JAMES F. CUNNINGHAM in Russian literature . . . What? No foot- Feb. 5 Lincoln ball? Gentleman Jim .. . Has anyone seen him French Club 3; Chess Club 3, 4; Intramu- without a camera? ... “Excuse you!” ral Basketball and Softball. . . . Critical . . . chemistry brain. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Lab Asst. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange 3, 4; Drama (technical) 3, 4; Dyad 4, Tom-Tom 4. 43 NANCY E. DENNY NANCE Dec 31 Sudbury “What?” . . . red hair . . . business wing . exhausted! . .. “TI think I can get the car.” Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Business Tea 3; Senior Banquet 4. PAMELA DAVIS PAM Dec. 25 Sudbury a G2 UCAS OYE 4 s HPO. e “Yall” . . . down South . . . Indian... no shoes . . . Doug. Spanish Club 3; Intramurals 3; Senior- Freshman Dance Committee. ALFRED A. DA PRATO FREDDIE July 14 Sudbur DIANE D. DAY Taw ... “You know whatcha mean?’ DEE DEE July 22 Sudbury . .. fry a sauce. . . rubber birds. “What did you say?” .. . the island... Intramurals skip? .. . Who me? ... Oh No! nursing. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee JAMES R. DARBY JIM July 17 Sudbury Tall . . . crew cut . . . good-looking. . . intramural champion . . . excellent chess player . . . plans to be an engineer. Russian Club 1; Intramural Soccer 1; In- tramural Basketball 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity Baseball Manager 3; Chess Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3; Senior Activities 4. a 44 MARY G. EARLY MEG July 3 Sudbury Art... drive. . . ready to help. . . the playground . . . smiling. . . sincere. . . a friend. . . “It was due yesterday.” Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres.—Treas. 2, 3; Student Exchange Committee 4; Tom- Tom Staff 4; Intramurals 4. RICHARD W. DRISCOLL DICK May Sudbury Hates to be teased ... high jump 6’ mark . . . lifeguard in summer . . . great dancer. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; JV Soccer 1, 2; Spring Track 1; Spring and Winter Track PN hs BRADFORD DOUTY BIG BRUISER Feb. Lincoln pla call me the bruiser.” . . . never seen alone . . . wonderful personality . . . cars . in Waltham. Intramural Soccer and Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 45 JONATHAN D. DONALDSON JONA July 14 Lincoln Junior Year . . . avid skier . . . all round great guy . . . Oh, dear, dear, dear... Austria. Band 1, 2; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer Bh Gp Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Class Vice President 3: Student Exchange Ambassador to Austria 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 4. JUDITH A. DEVOE JUDY June 3 Sudbury Quiet and good-natured ... “Did you read your history?’ . . . want ads. . . U of Maine next year. Mixed Chorus 3, 4; French Club 3, 4 NANCY J. FARRELL NAN Feb. 16 Lincoln Caviar and Mustangs! good seam- stress . . . baby pictures out of maga- zines . . . flip top necklace. Freshman Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Dyad Staff 4. ROBERT ELLIOTT BOB Lincoln Funny man chemistry brain Miss Buxton’s Latin class . . custodian School. J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Student Council 3. . week end Saturdays at Hartwell JOHN F. EPPLING ctw, Lincoln Ski bum . . . dances at Sudbury. . . cra- zy LD. card .. . math tests! . . . curly hair . . . Oberlin? J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Chess Club 1, 2; German Club 3; Intramurals 4. KENNETH H. EDEN KEN July Sudbury Good looking . . . New York girls “Neat!” . . . crowded locker . . . Elaine. 46 ELEANOR B. EMMONS EBE May 27 Lincoln Long brown hair ... Ebo . . . chorus and flute ... summer in France weekends at Harvard ... “I’m not one bit mad.” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 3; Student Council 2; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, Editor 4; Student Exchange 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4. ANN L. FERRICK April Sudbury “Don’t worry about it!” . . . Deutchland ; poene in Ohio... Amantha.. . sunglasses! . . . an invalid ... Florida vs. Sudbury. Student Council Rep. 1; French Club 3; Student Exchange Comm. 3, 4; Jr. Sum- mer in Germany (Youth for Understand- ing); Tom-Tom 4; Dyad Student Ex- change Editor 4; Intramurals 3, 4. GLEN FORSYTH MOUSE December 1 Sudbury “What?” .. . likes animals . . . always willing to help . . . works after school “Cheff!”’ MAUREEN FINNERTY MORTZA July Lincoln Seriously? . . . “Okay, I'll get the car” pee Ole fini lost! a eeeevie, [rishr: brainy 5 ... petites «sma ve got the money. Varsity Field Hockey 1; JV Field Hockey 2; Intramurals (Basketball, Field Hockey, Volleyball) 1, 2; Junior Prom Comm. 3: Homecoming Comm. 3. 47 JOHN A. FOSTER AL December Sudbury Frywing . . . donkey . . . “I no wants” 2 Girl watcher sec cat Club eee see what it is” . . . hydrometer. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Wrestling 3 DENNIS M. FLAHERTY FLASH Den-Den . . . NSF . . . math genius. . - 800’s .. . P. H.. . . basketball star. Intramural Soccer, Basketball 1; J.V. Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Math Contest Team 3; Tutoring 3; German Club 3, 4; Cum Laude Society 3, 4. J. BRUCE FOUST BRUCE Dec. 26 Lincoln “Well all right!” . . . soccer and baseball enthusiast . . . modest ... great guy . sleek skier . . . hit the west coast. J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basket- ball 1; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Select Chorus 4; French Club 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Dyad Sports Editor 4. GEORGE FULLERTON Aug. 19, Lincoln Hawaiian-fish shirt man with the briefcase . . . non-flick projectionist . . . George working? Mixed Chorus; Select Chorus; Drama Club. BARBARA J. FRYE BARB August 6 Sudbury Friendly’s . . . marshmallow . . . petite . . . doodled caricatures ... the short and the tall of it . . . likes skiing but not wheelchairs. French Club 3; Intramurals 4. JOANNE GAGNE JO June 14 Lincoln Steve . . . seamstress cute . . . dramatic . . . bubbling ballerina . . . vibrant. . . choir practice. MARK A. GAINER MARK March 8 Sudbur Sue . . . “Unbelievable” . . . “I’m sick!” ... dark curly hair .. . tiendlygaa cars! . . . bowling alley. Intramural Soccer, Baseball, Basketball 1, Daa, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Bas- ketball, Field Hockey 2; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Senior Prom Comm. 4. 4 48 HARVEY W. GENDREAU Aug. 23 Sudbury Talkative ... argues about anything optimistic ... usually laughing. Transfer from Moeller High School, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Library Staff 1, 2: Speech and Debate Club 1, 2: Homeroom Presi- dent 1; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Projection Club 3, 4; Bisse Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Monitor 4: Senior Auction 4. a = ” eo eee FS Ae Home Ec. whiz. . disarmingly cute You're kidding sa Spanish Club, 1, 2; Homecoming Com- mittee 3; Junior Prom Comm. 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Senior Prom Com- DOROTHY M. GAJEWSKI DOTTIE June 24 Lincoln all eee blonde san loves Chorus nn effervescent ... future teacher sophomore French . . . calendar commit- teew ee On eNO!- “Do you have vour dues?”’. Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; French Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3; dete Exchange Commit- tee 2, 3: Junior Prom Decorating Comm. 3; Student Council Rep. and Spokesman 4: Chairman Calendar Comm. 4; Dyad Staff 4: “Barretts of Wimpole Street” 4. MARY ANN GENTILE May 20 Lincoln . clothes, clothes. . . “Homework? 49 NANCY B. GILFOY NANCE May 31 Lincoln Bunnies . . . “Hey man.” . . . tall guard . surfer. . . “flip on over”. . . bazoo- lie . . . stuffed animals . . . grapes and elephants . . . Nantucket. J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; J.V. Field Hockey 2. Mixed Chorus 3; Student Exchange Committee 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. PAMELA J. GARAVANO PAM October 17 Sudbury That smile . . . musical chairs . kid- ding... energetic . . . loves sports Re “That's what she said” i+, + Honya, Wonya” . “Specific”. Class Treasurer 1; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basket- ball 1; J.V. Softball 2 ; Gymnastics Show 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, a: Select Chorus A 4; Dyad Staff 4; Senior Auction 4; Moni- tor Corps 4; December Formal Commit- tee 4. E. VINCENT GRABILL, JR. VIN April 4 te Lincoln “Oh come on!” . . . select chorus rookie tennis? ... Andover ... Beach Boys Concert . . . swims Concord River in October . . . Next, Europe! Chess Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3; J.V. Tennis 3; Tennis 4; Cum Laude Society 3, 4: Tom-Tom Editorial Board 4. DAVID J. GREENAWALT DAVE April 5 Sudbury Serious . . . concerned . . . selfless .. . genuine . . . non-violent social reformer . . . for the underdog. . . Ferlingetti and Dylan. Junior Classical League 1; Human Rights Group 2, 3, 4. ROBN GRAS FLORENCE GRASTY October 4 Lincoln eae 15 Sudbury Mia ... accomplished seamstress At lunch with Milly . . . “How do you fix “My mother bought another horse!” . . . your mouth to say that?’ ... in math. . . future trip around the world in Cambridge. a sailboat. Math Contest Team 2, 3, 4; Tutoring 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library 3; Drama 4; Gymnastics Intramurals 4. SALLY E. GOODWIN SAL Sept. 29 Lincoln Flag forever .. . 405 after school .. . supercrackle choralistio. . . J. M. G. in one year ... marshmallow enthusiast . Carrots. Symphony chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4; Special Chorus 4; Bookstore Financier 2, 4; French Club 3, 4; Exchange Student 50 PAMELA L. GUILES PINKY September 27 Sudbury Blond, petite. . . full of pep. . . Mogen David and the Grapes of Wrath Kaiser’scatamarans — surferman “Whee!”’ Transfer, Sacred Hearts Academy, Hawaii, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Speech Tournaments 1, 2, 3; Drama, Tech 1, Act- ing 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Drama 4. SUSAN P. GRIERSON SUE March 4 Sudbury Carlier me leddys bearer eK Eiseancl triumphs .. . beautiful smile ... big brown eyes . . . “Ooh really?” Pep Club 1; Senior Banquet 3; Senior Tea 3; Faculty Secretary 4; Tom-Tom 4. PATRICIA D. GUILES ANGEL September 27 Sudbury The quieter of the two “classic’”’. Transfer, Sacred Hearts Academy, Hawaii, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1; Vocal Group 1, 3; Drama, era 2, Tech 3; Select Chorus 4; French Club 4. Di remember Hanauma... surfs up. . . guitar . D. CHRISTIE GREY CHRISSY August 16 Sudbury Tis, locker withgWraW. . 2. little friends . . . Frazier’s the Vineyard . . . Kenyon. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus (Alt.) 4; Dyad Staff 4; Student Court 4; Sec- Treas. Student Exchange Comm. 4; December Formal Committee 4; Sr. Prom Comm. 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. SABRA I. HADEN SABE September 20 Lincoln “The Three Musketeers”. . . endless ear- rings . . . Woodsie .. . Model A. . . GlEGS we sy . on Wiexta , . . “Ttetri_ where’s the folder?” Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1, 9. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee; Senior Prom Committee. KATHLEEN E. HAGERTY KATHY March 9 Sudbury Good-natured . . . blondie . . . soprano soloist . . . ““Where’s Mr. Wentworth?” ; ouija board ... “Look, dumb- dumb!” ... Music! . . . “Anybody got some food?” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, GREGOR M. HAMM 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; “Medea” 2; GREG August 12 Sudbury “Madwoman of Chaillot’ 3; “Plain and “That’s the first time I’ve heard that’n to- Fancy” 3. day.” ... the phantom ... Hambo’s Fables . . . the jazz spectacular. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4. Band 1, 2; Conservation Club Vice- President 1, 2; Winter Track 2; Spring Track 2; “Plain and Fancy” 3. ROBERT HANSON BOB August 23 Lincoln CHARLES P. HAGENIAN eat : ae late he homeroom a CHUCK July 22 Tancoln a = t In... rather quiet . . . Cars Works hard ... great kid . . . enjoys ae Akt AES sports . . . remarks in Physics . . . junior counsellor ... Frontier Camp JUNE A. HANSON headed toward college. August 23 Lincoln JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; JV Waitress at Hartwell Farm . . . almost Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. married another tree! . . . Breck Sham- poo? . . . secretarial school . . . trips to Acton. J.V. Basketball 1; Intramural Field Hockey, Basketball 1, 2; Senior-Freshman Dance Committee 4. 52 GARY W. HARRIS March 19 Lincoln “Won’t need a haircut for at least two more months.” . . . piano virtuoso... . almost audio nut . . . plays and electrici- ty. PATRICIA C. HASWELL Radio Club 1, 2; Drama (Technical) 1, 2, PAT Sept. 7 Sudbury 3, 4; “Rhinoceros” 2; ““Madwoman”, lavicoes VOU 2c Lee ee Rand “Sandbox”, “Plain and Fancy’ 3; Shalom s ear Kass sce. Par cay eun- “Barretts of Wimpole Street’’ 4. attached . . . the escape Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Math Contest Team 3; Student Council 4; Cum Laude 3, 4. FRED P. HARTENSTEIN FRED Oct. 3 Sudbury Mr. Madru’s Art class. . . junior English plays ... leading man .. © quiet... GRACE L. HAROUTUNIAN” Fred’s famous-line-drawing. July 25 Lincoln With Larry ... cute smile ... “Bar- bara, help me!” . . . California. . . “My out LESLIE W. HATHAWAY LES Oct. 20 Sudbury Mathematically inclined ... quiet... with Karen and Dorothy . . . summer at University of Chicago. . . always smiling and delectatious Student Exchange Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ka- leidoscope 1, 2, 3, 4; Tutoring 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Contest Group 2, 3, 4. oe % MARGARET M. HILL PEG January 6 Sudbury Den-Den. . . Celtics Fan. . . swimming _.. Gym show ... crutches . . . sum- mer playground ... French wave... Pop ... Dramatics .. . peppy. ].V.. Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 2; Varsity Gymnastics 1, 2; Varsi- ty Cheerleading 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dyad Sports Editor 4; Student Council Executive Board 4. JOHN C. HENNESSY RED June 4 Sudbury Red... Albino... clown . . . Mister Donut ... hangin’ around Marshall’s . nice head. . . “Maggot”. Intramural soccer 1, 2, 3; Intramural Bas- ketball, 3; French Club; German Club 3. STEPHEN W. HILDRETH STEVE July 9 Sudbury Fuzzy Mondays ... “You're kidding?” . always happy ... “you're late?” . . the cool pool incident . . . brain dis- section. Varsity Track 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Rep. 4; Intramural Basket- ball, Soccer, Cross Country 1, 2. BEVERLY J. HINKLE BEV August 2 Sudbury Nightowl . . . “Fritos” anyone?” . . . Mr. Doon’s problem ... go-go-girl bunny and bear tapes ... Tom-Tom deadlines! Girls’ Chorus 1; Girls’ Sextette 1; Pep Club 1; (Oriskany High) Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4); Spanish Club 3, 4; Tom-Tom Editorial Board 4; Student Exchange Committee 4. ais DOUGLAS S. HERRICK DOUG July 10 Sudbury “Is that so-o-o!”’. . . homeroom drummer . or asleep . . . all kinds of mad.. . the Deist . . . Austin-Healy?. . . J.V. soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Baseball 3. STEVEN H. HUGHES HUEY Dec. 5 Sudbury Tall . . . pleasantly serious . . . always in the library Bowling team 2; Intramural Soccer 3. DEBORAH L. JEFFERY DEBRA LEE September 4 Lincoln Kerry.) 2 yi... Richardson's long hair . . . nursing school . . . “Dig it!” ... DCS. . . eats anything. Class Representative 1, 4; Chorus 2; Fu- ture Nurses’ Club 4. SUSAN D. HOOPS SUE November 2 Sudbury Phys. Ed fanatic . behind the cin- ema’s candy counter from New Hampshire to Wyoming. . . “‘soops”. . . pseudo-cynic always laughing and running down 400 wing. 4} RAYMOND L. JOHNSON RAY July 4 Sudbury Chemistry class . . . “Can't ya do it this way, Mr. Scott?” ... Sperry Rand... (Cars eee uctene man OlL Radio Club 1; Intramural Basketball tly De Bee te JUDITH A. JOHNSON JUDY July 23 Sudbury Lifeguard . . . swimming . . . swimming peene SW ILI Oo eee LLISLIC meme Le “strudlebaker” ... Latin . . . ladybugs ee Dotnetaaa tact lenses. Jr. Classical League; Drama (Tech.) 3, 4; Tom-Tom 4; Dyad 3, 4, Art Editor 4; Tu- toring 4; Art Club 4; Student Council Alt. Representative 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; December Formal Committee, 4 . suede shoes and con- MURRAY B. KAHLER January 30 Sudbury Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 4. PATRICIA N. KELLEY PAT Sept. 5 Sudbury Ouiet” 4.55 ‘shorty ie erey” Dale eae makes sweaters . . . lifeguard . . . soft- ball . . . New Hampshire. . . Randy. Intramural Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1, ].V. Softball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, 4; Varsity Softball 3; Mgr. Girls’ Basketball 3; Student Exchange Committee 4; Dyad Staff 4. DEBORAH A. KELLEY DEBBIE November 23 Lincoln San Diego . . . Mike . . . 3 dollars . brown velvet jacket ... tech crew... individualist “But where are the props?” . . . with (out) Annie. Art Club 1, 2, 4; Library Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Drama Tech Crew 2, 3, 4, Makeup Chairman 4; Dyad Staff 4. MARK E. JOZWICKI JOZ uly Lincoln Smallest basketball player ... Tech Tourney _ star pep talks...) m “Jozwicki’s lounge” high white sneakers . . . with Flash and Boss Bautze . . . jazz enthusiast. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3; French Club 3; Freshman Basketball Team 1; J.V. Bas- ketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co- Captain, 4. 56 ROBERT J. JORDAN BOB November 25 Sudbury Sudbury Drug. . . always singing. . . or writing songs . . . “We'll make it some day!” . . . “Hey” . . . homeroom trio. Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; J.V. Soccer 2; Intramural Basketball, Soccer 1, 2, 3; Intramural Baseball 1. HAROLD E. KLEE, JR. HARRY April 7 “Harwie” ... senior year clown . Intramurals Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu- ral Soccer 3, 4. Sudbury down in the shop... . . technical OnE ELIZABETH R. KINDLEBERGER RANDY Aug. 26 Lincoln Motown . . . “Look I’m not trying to be funny!” ... biting wit ... nicey old brown jacket . . . “Come on baby, you can do it.” Drama: Arms and the Man (acting) 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, 4; Civil Rights Club 3, 4. KATHY ANNE KOWAL KATH March 10 Lincoln Expressive eyes . . . secretary . . . dances in Grafton . . . Boston on Saturdays. . . Hondas . . . Nova Scotia . . . the Cape . . . Tom Rush. (At Grafton High) Chieftan Staff 1; School Secretary—Art, Music, Home Economics, Business Departments, 4; Guidance Office 4; Dance Committees 4. 57 THOMAS KUSLEIKA TOM Sept. 25 Lincoln Koos . . . always in the theater ee on plays . . . likes elec tronics . . . go sense of humor. Radio Club 1, 2; Dramatics: Light Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Medea, Mgr., Sandbox, Plain and Fancy, Madwoman of Chaillot; Sound Rhinoceros; Tech. Mgr., Barretts of Wimpole Street. ELEANOR S. KLINE Jan. 26 Sudbury Me? cynical? . . . en realité . . . hmph! . Classical guitarist . . . “What was the, mathr’ 42s .) toeBostomie, spoar s tooth necklace . . . ainsi passe la vie. Junior Classical League 1; French Club 1; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Intramural Field Hockey 1; Tutoring 1, 2, 3, 4; Conserva- tion Club 2; Dyad 2; Intramural Volley- ball 2; Tom-Tom 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Or- chestra 4. JANET F. LENNON SHAN July 18 i Lincoln Baby eel. . . toot to Shan. . . Lincoln to Louisiana to Lincoln. . . red snug bunny. J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2; Intramural Field CARL D. LA GRASSA Hockey 1: Intramural Gymnastics 4; Dyad Jan. 15 Sudbury Staff 4; Decorating Committee 4. Study hall laugh . . . down in the shops _.. “Seniors, at last!’ ... technical school. LINDA M. LEGER DOUBLE L. April 23 Lincoln Always laughing . . . “I don't know”... CTT iS soe E NE a Italian food ... Boston . . . Old Orchard ANG ec. udbury anh ic. Wheel ene ; rs. England, Canada, Pennsylvania. . . “You Bee boas pi Tet ae talk funny” ... “Cuppa tea”. . . cute ... Xavier... Bill” Junior transfer from Williamsport High, Pennsylvania. Volleyball Intramurals 3. EEVA-LIISA LAUREN LITA Feb. 18 Sudbury Finnish exchange . . . smiling . . . great sense of humor. . . Jaaa! . . . enjoys art . talking with Marianne. . . It is cold! From Turku, Finland; Student Exchange Comm, 4; German Club 4; Basketball 4; Dance Decorating Committee 4. 58 ANDREA F. LOWENSTEIN Lincoln evvte.. . suffolk, Va. ... fearless . . . Joany or Renardine? . . . Who would you rather be inty with? Kaleidoscope 2, 3, 4; Editor 3; Drama: Rhinoceros, Madwoman, Riders To The Sea (acting) 2, 3, 4; Civil Rights Club, Sec. 4. ADELA ELIZABETH LOPEZ LIZ April 3 Lincoln Three letters a day ... Vt. and MIT . Haden’s ... always freezing .. . the Lopez smile. Exchange Student . . . Merici Academy, Mexico ... Student Exchange Com- mittee 4. E. WESTON LITTLEFIELD III WES. August 9 Sudbury Explorers . . . extended walks. . . scribe | . my canoe bootsgraeo Ford... always stalls ... “Oh No!” ... The Academy. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu- ral Soccer and Softball 4, Summer track, 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. 59 RUTH A. LINSTROM RUTHIE Dec. 30 Lincoln “Friendly Ruth”. . . “I’ve got to study” nye DIE eves Cuter, oad tO see you back! Manager: Field Hockey, Basketball, Soft- ball 2; Intramural Field Hockey 2; Intra- mural Gymnastics 3, 4. BARBARA A. LORDI BABS Oct. 16 Sudbury Attractive new girl . . . Charlie Brown . southern accent ... “Can it”... arty . . . The Virginian . . . in the trunk. Transfer from E. C. Glass High in Lynch- burg, Va. GORDON W. LUKESH GORDY June 20 _ Sudbury “Did you get all the math?” . . . summer in Chicago. . .NSF...Golf 1%... physics major . . . folk guitar Class Secretary 1; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Golf 2, 3, 4; Business Editor, Tom- Tom 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3. CAROLYN M. LOTTATORE CAROL I In the Home Economics rooms weekends in New Hampshire “You're kidding!” . . . horseback riding at Karen’s. uly 11 Sudbury TILMAN LUKAS AMULI BY Oct. 4 Sudbury “No goal, Lukas?” . steady, skillful soccer goalie camera bug “Deutschland uber alles” . . . veterinari- an. J.V. Soccer, spring track 1; Varsity soccer Pe ey ake Basketball Intramurals 2; Student Council 4. SUSAN A. LUMMUS SUE Sept. 30 Lincoln Cape Cod ... . Tiger ..; 7. DCS... = Bos- ton Garden Baby Blue plane to London . . . Junior College. . . Boston Garden. Intramural Hockey 1; Intramural Basket- ball and Volleyball 2; Dance Committee 4. 60 DONNA M. LOVEYS DON Oct 8 Lincoln “All the things you are”... pretty... always singing . . . bouncy . . . “Kitty” . . . fork bracelet. Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Modern Dance 2; Dra- ma Club 3, 4; Tutoring Committee 3; Tom-Tom 3, 4; Dyad 4. MARK W. LUPIEN LUPE Oct. 8 Sudbury Serious ... conservative ... rope climber .. . with Larry and Dick... “That would go over big”. . . Marie. Gymnastic Team 2, 4; Student Council Representative 4. JEANNE ELLEN MALONSON ELLI Nov. 15 Sudbury Great sense of humor. . . loves to dance eee cench tlle eV airs. Harley...) bikes. . . “Shawn 4 ever.” J.V. Field Hockey, Intramural Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; J.V. Softball 1; Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Gymnastics 3, 4. BURNARD MALLOY BURNIE July 1 Sudbury Track star. . “Keep your cool.” . . . Vespas . . . “Dig . active in homeroom. . . Varsity Track 1; Varsity Winter and Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Drama (technical) 2; Student Council Representative 4. 61 ELIZABETH J. MacINNIS BETSY Sept. 22 “Oh, sure” . “Good heavens!” “Lady Clairol Blonde” ... DC5 .... loves Corvairs ... tiger ... Ashland boys . . . airline school. Intramural Field Hockey 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Dance Committee 4. SUSAN LUTTS SUE Feb. 25 Lincoln Working model ... Famous : hairdresser’s mistake twenty-five cents . . . little boys and big marines. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Field Hockey 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 2, 4; Intramural Gymnastics 2. Lincoln STEVEN L. MAURER STEVE Sept. 28 Sudbury Great soccer player . . . in the bookroom with Fletch and Chuck ... shotput record . . . always in the corridor. Be Soccer 1; Freshman and J.V. Basket- all 1; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2. LINDA M. MANN Nov. 27 Sudbury New Jersey accent . . . Spanish conversa- tions with Ivan ... tennis .. . hand- tailored clothes ... easy to get along with. At Montclair High School, Montclair, N.J.; Select Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Dramatics 1; Band 2; At LSR: Spanish Club 3, Vice- President 4; Intramurals 4. KIM C. MATHIASEN KIM May 10 Sudbury WENDY A. MARTIN Long brown hair . . . soulful eyes .. . Dec. 22 Scdbre “Tutorials!” . . . “I just love school.”’. . . PA ASMP eke oe that laugh B.U. next year . . . Anthropology wee ort beaeanlas Hee theniclliert: maak Intramural Archery and Volleyball 3; New York with Sandi. French Club 3, 4. Intramural Field Hockey 1; Intramural Gymnastics 1, 2. IVAN MARTINEZ Sept. 27 Sudbury From Colombia, South America English-Spanish dictionary ... “I am thinking” . . . always late for homeroom . innocent? Spanish Club 3, 4. 62 KAREN G. MORELY June 7 Sudbury Talkative . . . freckles . . . Kansas City Star . . . Homework? .. . ‘““Who,. me?” . . . Student Exchange Ambassador . . . “Have you done your German?” School Council Rep. 1; Russian Club 1; Drama Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Student Exchange 2, 3, 4; Ambassador to Germany 3; Vice-President Student Exchange Club 4; Tom-Tom 2. KATHLEEN M. McINDOE KATHY Jan 7 Sudbury Always smiling ... math ... “What belt?” . . . Driver Ed. . . “OOOH!” Drama Club 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 4. DOUGLAS F. McMURTRY DOUG Nov. 20 Lincoln “He said he was against it.” . . . Lam- pooner ... concealed intellect repressed enthusiasm . . . one of the boys. Tom-Tom 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; German Club 3; Cum Laude 3, 4. 63 . chorus monitor PAMELA McLAUGHLIN PAM Sept. 13 Sudbury “Do you realize?” . . . Skiing’s great. . . Trouble? Never. Mixed Chorus 2. LINDA R. MORABITO Dee. 3 Sudbury Mod or rocker? . . . the way she dances! . missed gym—darn! . . . art school. ELLEN S. MORGAN Feb. 12 Lincoln Tin cans... the salt assault . . . Gross- Morgan, Inc. ... faulty memory ... High Tide and Greenwich . . . “Gayla”. Tutoring Committee 3, 4; Drama BETH J. NAVON Backstage Crew 3; Dyad Staff, Co-Chair- BETH March 15 Lincoln man Senior Writeups 4. Bethy .. . seemingly shy . . . “Are you kidding me?”’. . . Le Drugstore . . . Gills . . . long brown hair . . . Brandeis. Kaleidoscope 2; Civil Rights Club 2, 3; Cum tae 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3; French KATHLEEN A. MORRIS Club 3, 4; Tutoring Comm. 4; Dyad 4. KATHY June 19 Sudbury Works at County Flair. . . size 44% shoe . .summer 66. . . firehydrant. . . with Jenne Pam, and Linnea. ixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; French Club 3; Dyad 4. ELIZABETH A. NEWTON LISA July 21 Lincoln AMES R. NA Ballet is coming . . . Traviata . . . Pink sat- JIM J cane a Sudbury in-toed shoes and black leotards 440 Bullet ... houses ... future ar- se Lucky” yesterday . . . New York shitect? ... hopelessly athletic .. . ICY “How much is 4 vow clutch?” pas Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Select Chorus 4. Freshman basketball 1; J.V. Spring Track 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Intramurals, Baseball, Soccer 3, 4. 64 SANDRA G. NILO SANDI Jan. 24 Sudbury 5, CKD Biel say «5 . N.Y. with Wendy . college in “My goodness” . great dancer . Mustang .. . “Grapes” New York Mixed Chorus 1; French Club; Basketball Intramurals 1, 2; Volleyball Intramurals 1; Cheerleading 2; December Formal Deco- rating Committee 2; Drama Club 4; J.V. Field Hockey 4. SUSAN A. NORTON SUE Jan. 28 Sudbury Susy-Q ... always ready to listen “I hate to say any- appears quiet thing, but. . .” B.C. French Club 3, 4; Dyad 4; Tutoring Com- mittee 4. ANN R. NOVAK ANN Feb. 25 Lincoln “Say, you wouldn’t want to...” ... bursts of laughter . . . math, math, and more math. . . “Now what?” Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1; Math Contest Team 2, 3, 4; Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Alto Section Leader 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tutoring 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 4; Or- chestra 4. 65 JEFFREY A. NIMS JEFF Feb 27 Sudbury Nimbo . . . “Oh cool!” . . . summer in Holland ... blond . . . inspiring basso Beach Boys’ Concert ... smooth sailor . . . Harvard? Class President 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; Plain and Fancy 3; Barretts of Wimpole Street 4; Class Vice-President 2; Band 1: Dance Band 2; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Student Council Vice-Pres 3; Student Council Rep. and Spokesman 4. THOMAS F. NORTON TOM Nov. 3 Lincoln Harvard games. . . 100% Irish . . . “Did you get a letter? ... “What’s your problem?” . . . U. Mass. Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Dress Code Committee 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Drama 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Business Manager, Dyad 4; Student Coun- cil Executive Committee 4. VASCO E. NUNEZ VEN Oct. 3 Sudbury Concord to Sterling to Sudbury ... in the Grey Ghost. . . “Bad Hay”. . . with B.E. . . . wants to be a vet. Football, 1; Hockey 1, 2; Tennis 1; Ski Team 1, 2; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Tennis 2, 3; Intramural Soccer, Basketball, Base- ball 3, 4. RICHARD PARADISE RICK May 23 Sudbury “Why?” . . . hiking and camping in Ver- mont... “Tourists!” .. . exploring . Bott the Beep’s car ... “No brakes!’ Cindy. Intramural Soccer 1; J.V. Wrestling 3; Varsity Wrestling 4. PATRICIA L. O°;CONNOR PAT Aug. 8 Sudbury “Famous”... the Club. . . long eyel- ashes ... talkative in homeroom .. . = Cherish: sand hehe Go-Go. Gini MARY ANN O’BRIEN secrets with Peg. May 21 Sud Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Gym- Dead pigeon. . . “Co ahead and laugh!” nastics 1, 2; Red Cross Rep. 1; Basketball ; domestic ... “But A” Mer. 2; T Club Dance Decorations, Jr. dances. 4 Boston. 7 s Prom Decorations 3; Drama Club Asst. Secretary and Business Manager 4; Cast of “Happy Journey” 4; Senior Auction; Corps Leader 4. Glee Club 1; Red Cross Rep. 1; Spanish Club 2; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4, Arch- ery 3; Nurses Club 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4. MARIJKE OVERBEEK ie 6 Lincoln “No one knows, but I’m from Holland’ speaking Dutch with Willy and Marianne .. . pretty jewelry . . . sand- wiches with candy filling. . . great sense of humor. (In Bilthoven, Holland) Pianist in orches- tra 2; Hockey Intramurals 2, 3. 66 JEANNE M. PERKINS JEANNIE June 30 Sudbury mifttCrmeren (NUCH) is.) B.9.Ho es 5 SAAB... . Musical chairs . . . with Lin- nea, Pam, and Kathy Elbanobscot . . . Naushon. Intramural Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball 1; Gym Show 2; Co-Chairman Jr. Prom Decorating Comm. 3; Dyad 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior Prom Comm. 4. MARGARET L. PARTINGTON PEGGY August 5 Sudbury Mother Margaret . . . blonde and _good- natured .. . “Good Old Famous” scooping with Pat, Lee, and Mar crushes, purple bathing suit .. . fe in Harvard Square. Mixed Chorus 1; Class Secretary 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Freshman Dance Committee, 4; Future Nurses Club 4. é Bey Mbit Ves eae me © fee g me 6 ‘gf £7 b tess f Hig Fy ee ® ei Vee ffm, HONS LBL ISN NG 24 'd VA, RICHARD PETERSON DICK Sept. 28 Sudbur y “Ask me if I care.” .. . “in” surfer Dick . . . pole vaulting . . . 3 lunches. . . or- ange nomad. . . fiberglass vaulting poles. J.V. Soccer; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Winter Track 2.3.4. 67 JOHN B. PERRY III Dec. 11 Sudbury Exploring . . . hiking . . . with Rick... “that jeep broke down again!” . . . “The Horm” ... Vermont cow New Hampshire. Library Club 1, 2; Soccer Intramurals 4; Dyad 4. ALLAN L. PICKMAN AL July 7 Lincoln “Hey, I've got to. get to work.- (2. - Sampson complex . Mass. home for the bewildered . . . “What’s work?” (At Wilbraham Academy) Varsity Rifle Team 1, 2, 3; Drama Club (technical) 2, 3. SUSAN L. POIKONEN June 15 Sudbury Artistic . . . singer . . . X-Ray technician . surfer. . . “Hi, lover.” . . . Go-Go Girl . . . unusual earrings . . . her don- key . . . fur coats Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Plain and GEORGE I. PLACE Fancy 3; Senior Auction 4; December For- PLACE March 19 Sudbury mal Decoration Comm. 3. Captain of the Soccer team. . . flirt. . . Pam’s . . . at Camble’s Beach . . . Mr. Puchalsky’s English class. J.V. Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4. ROBERT E. PODSEN BOB July 20 Lincoln DOROTHY L. PLACE Skip ... seen with Eric, Dennis, and DOTTY Maret ee Gerry. . loses soccer games. Kev . . . field hockey . . . pumpkin feud Conservation Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3; . . . bowls, too . . . la crosse? or softball Chess Club 3. . . . Dorthea. J.V. Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4; Captain 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4; J.V. Softball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 3; Intramu- DANIEL J. PLACE rals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dyad 4. DAN April 18 Sudbury : Hustles in intramurals . . . keeps on the move . . . good shop student . . . Chica- eoulatle:, 6 sh tee: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 68 KATHERINE M. PRESTON a IA Bal 'g March 31 Lincoln Tall... attractive . . . What, no foal? eeeAirican safari)... Paris . . alias Henrietta, Josephine “You're kid- ding!’ . . . Where’s Donna?” Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Tutor 3; Cum Laude 3, 4; Drama (acting) Madwoman of Chaillot 3; Happy Journey, Barretts of Wimpole Street, 4; Plain and Fancy 3. CHRISTEN RAESTAD CHRIS Dec. 9 Sudbury Tall, self-assured Norwegian; size 46 shoe “Are you typical Americans?” Harvesting the fruits of our culture . math and chemistry honors . . . chocolate ice cream soda. (Stabekk K. H. A. School Norway) Student Council 3; School Newspaper 3; philatelic society 3; Cross Country 3; Badminton 3; Dyad Staff 4. MARTHA A. RAJCOK MARTA Aug. 7 Sudbury “It’s amazing!” orange scarf “Where's Mr. Heys?” . . . working at the theatre . . . transfer from Milton. Dramatic Club 4 (acting) The Happy Journey 69 DENNIS P. PORTER DENNY Oct 30 Sudbury Loves cars sketching .. . Porter's Restaurant ... radio repairman drummer ... football ... white Rambler. Band 1; Senior Auction 4, EDWARD RAPPOLI EDDIE April 6 Lincoln Homeroom terror ... Mr. Puchalsky’s English class ... the flirt . . . serious about college . . . girls. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 3; Wrestling Team 3, 4; Senior Dance Com- mittees. BETSY A. REYNOLDS BETS March 17 Sudbury Can’t stand a mess . . . always friendly ... always freezing ... “Right!” ... saNeat linea |S. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 2; Vice-Presi- dent Future Nurses Club 3. JAMES RIESS JIM Jan 13 Sudbury Su n-burned eyes... at Sugarbush .. . always laughing ... drives a Cadillac . night skiing at Jericho . . . with Bob and Jim. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4. GREGORY J. RICE GREG Sept. 6 Sudbury Riceo . . . science zealot . . . pragmatist with a tinge of idealism ... Fife and Drum Corps. fatale 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Dyad 4. JANET B. RHODES Oct. 6 Sudbury Hey, blondie . . . dances in Wayland. . . quiet in school. 70 ANN RHODES ANNIE March 29 Lincoln Splotchy paint shirts . . . “Carry the barn in now, Annie!’ ... “Oh goody!” ... capturing bees with yogurt . . . sandals .. . schlomp, schlomp . . . pacifist . . . “Dorchestah” . . . cookies. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 4; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Tutor- ing Committee 4; Drama: Arms And the Man (make up); Plain and Fancy (techni- cal); Riders to the Sea (acting). ROBERT J. SCHAFFNER, JR. JAY Feb. 25 Sudbury Sharp clothes ... friendly ... smart meee eoandy ... Hey, man!” . . . Tu- tor 3, 4; Spanish Club President 4; Stu- dent Council Committee 4; Student Mon- itor 4; Tom-Tom Staff 4; Drama: Barretts of Wimpole Street (Acting) 4. STEPHANIE K. RUFFIN STEVE Dec. 6 Sudbury Juicy fruit ring “Wanta sign my wallpaper?” ... maw... Lerners... sweaters . . . Wayland. Senior-Freshman Dance Committee 4: Se- nior Auction 4. MARY G. RIORDAN GAYLE August 27 Sudbury [Un Speurde: ciel 22) cactus .. . Yossarian. Tutor 3, 4; Dyad 4; French Club 4; Dra- ma: Plain and Fancy (technical) 3; Bar- retts of Wimpole Street (technical) 4. 71 half deserted streets . . . lovely vegetarian . . . GBS . masses of bears . . . Rousseau and WENDY S. ROBINSON Nov. 8 Lincoln By Jove, Wendy, isn’t the river nippy? ... good humored English smile “What’ll I tell Mrs. Gilfoy?” (Cheadle Hulme School, England) Mixed Chorus 4; Select Chorus 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Student Exchange 4. REBECCA RITCHIE BECKY Jan. 28 Sudbury Hawaiian-mono. . . “Are you coming to the meeting tonight?” . . | patched cut- offs. . . “Who took the River barn?”’. . . the world is square, Columbus. Dyad 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 1, 2, 3, Business Editor 3: Student Exchange 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Tutoring 3, 4, Co-Chairman 4; Drama: Plain and Fancy (technical) 3; Madwo- man of Chaillot (technical) 3; Barretts of Wimpole Street, (technical) 4. LEE E. SCHOFIELD STRETCH July 28 Sudbury Funny girl. . . Famous. . . “Give me a break!” ... summer daze ... HELEN R. SCHARFENBERGER “Whomp!”’ Oct 2 Sudbury : Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. Helium ... non-conformist . . . beauti- PA ful hair... sewing ... blue mustang Ry . . . future doctor. . . chorus. . . skiing Ae . violin. ' e Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; German Club 3; Or- chestra 4; Dyad Staff 4. MARK K. SCOTT ‘ Jan. 2 Lincoln “David” ... “Markus” . . . green lip- stick . . . Junior Prom after party .. . Dracula . . . bat flights . . . a mischiev- ous serenity that laughs at fame. Class Treasurer 2; German Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 4. MEREDITH E. RUSSELL ey Nov. 10 Sudbury MALTZ KARL Rca Sudbury atl Seas OD CLIO seca: Isa Traviata .. . : o i shi Taughs all the time... Antioch or bust Se corey) a pe Uapeeiee . . “Hey, wait for me.” . . . le vaniteux ippoks 7 N iM . op nee “B aT in Le Petit Prince . . . lamplighter. iy, ee fr ae oh oe cb ie Drama: Madwoman of Chaillot (acting) 3; seis ee rom that lie” ... all “abt of Wimpole Street (acting) 4; ieee Sobers Clacs Treaner nly uibrary 4. 2 : 2 Ane : RA IONS : Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity ay Ds 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Cho- rus 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; German Club 3; Cum Laude 3, 4. I nm LARRY P. SHEWAN LARRY June 16 Sudbury Track ... Sudbury Super ... famous pizza . . . Big Dick and Lupe . . . shot put 44° 11”... . hates red lights. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Spring Track 1, 2, 4; Winter Track 4; Drama (technical) 2; Study Hall Monitor 4. GERALD H. SHERMAN GERRY Nov. 21 Sudbury S.D. in DeMolay ... No. 17 in Tech Drawing ... bury all Fords. Drama (technical) 1, 2, 4; Radio Club 1, 4; Trea- surer 4; Intramurals 1. MARGARET SEAY MARGE Oct 11 Sudbury Vivacious .. . bubbly . . . Famous... . “Out of spite” . . . Cheerleading Captain ... ‘Aw Gee!” . . . let’s go scoopin. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Field Hockey 2; Varsity Field Hockey 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Gymnastics oA Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 73 ROBERT L. SELF BOB May 31 Sudbury Block Island. . . “the” skier. . . 15 feet or bust . . . Sugarbush . . . swimming in- structor. Conservation Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2,3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Spring Track 3, 4. LESLIE A. SHEETS LANI July 4 Sudbury Personality plus . . . fabulous seamstress ... “but ‘um’. . . New Hampshire. . . Colorado . . . you awake! Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; French Club 3; Ge rman Club 4. SANDRA L., SILVA SANDY March 30 Lincoln The pretty one ... intercepted notes . “OOOH, Mr. Johnson!” . . . super girl. . . the demented hiccup. . . netted nylons . . . breathless! J.V. Field Hockey 1; Softball, Hockey, Volleyball Intramurals 1; Field Hockey Intramurals 3; Intramurals 4. KAREN L. SIMONE June 13 Sudbury Dave. . . Co-op. . . New York... pis- tachio ice cream... “Ich”... “You’d better believe it.” . . . sweet and shy. Library Club 1; Intramural Basketball, and Volleyball 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball oh MARCIA M. SHIELDS Dec. 10 Sudbury “T don’t have an accent. You do!”’. . . St. Louis sure is a great town!” . . . the Cin- ema and H.J. Transfer from Bishop Du Bourg High, St. Louis, Missouri. Girls Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 1; Future Teachers Club 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Spanish Club 3. Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 4. DEBORAH J. SILER DEBBY Dec. 19 Lincoln “The motto for today has been: Go find an octopus and put socks on it.” Art Club 1; German Club 3; Art Editor Kaleidoscope 3; Art Editor, Dyad 4; Tom- Tom Staff 4. 74 JOHN C. SIMS V March 25 Sudbury “So be it!” . . . Jaguar Mark VII. . . The Fenneck .. . “Would you like to hear about my ancestry?” ... haunts Mr. Madru’s art department. DEBORAH A. SYKES DEBBY August 10 Sudbury Loves to dance always happy . . Franklin Simons white V. W. . . loves gym??. . . with Linda. . . Roy. Volleyball Intramurals 1. GERALD N. SMITH GERRY May 19 Sudbury Sau na ... vacations at Rangely mink ranch . . . with Cavic, Earl, and Steve . . . fisherman. . . 24 inch salmon . . . Wedlen. Conservation Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2: Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. AMANTHA J. STACY MANTHA June 5 Sudbu Sam... Esmerelda. . . clicking Swedis kindling . . . garage mechanic . . . true blonde . . . Bernardston . “Our tent leaks!” . . . eat a lot? . . . Hot Shoppe French Club 3; Student Exchange 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Junior Summer in Sweden (Youth for Understanding) 3; Dyad Staff 4; Tom-Tom Staff 4. 75 JUNE A. SPILLER Oct. 15 Sudbu The quiet beauty .. . Jane? in Englis . . . basketball games “This is his- tory?” . . . sparkling smile. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dyad Staff 4; Senior Prom Decorating Committee 4. SHARON L. STERN SHORTY June 10 Sudbury Bertie ... Larry ... “You'd better believe it.” . . . stock car racing car No. 3 MARIANNE M. TERBORGH i: , a hee 1 meee, amie . xport trom Holland . . . enjoys art an DEBORAH TOWNSEND history . . . with Liia . . . “Let’s score!” DEB April 26 ; Sudbury ... Lennis, Yea! . . . America .. . the Willowy blond ... Martha's Vineyard anal always smiling .. . Keeps em Exchange student; Varsity Field Hockey laughing .. . “Well sure!” ... “Gee 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tennis 4. whiz!” Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Intramural Softball 4. PAMELA E. THAYER PAM May 16 Sudbury Outgoing ... Friendly cola ... Mr. Doon’s D.A.R. award . . . Let’s do some- thing . . . impulsive . . . blue Tempest. (Attended school in Puerto Rico 1;) Tutor- WILLIAM A. TITUS, JR. ing Comm. 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange 3, BILL Sept. 24 Lincoln 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Lead guitar for the Fenneck . . . Rhythm Tom-Tom Staff 4; Future Nurses Club 4. and Blues, Inc. . . . trips to Sebago. . . CRK. J.V. Soccer 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3. JOSEPH TRAVERS JOE March 6 Lincoln “How’s the stock market?” ... devel- oping ski resorts .. . Sperry Rand and Raytheon . . . harmonica . . mountain climbing. 76 CHARLES J. VINCIULLA, JR. CHUCK August 18 Sudbury Lar-ry ... Gary ... happily Italian . defense; fast, fast, fast... T. C. broadjump champ .. . Colorado Junior Olympics 8th U.S... . his own Scot. Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Soft- ball, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basket- CHRISTINE ANN VINCUILLA CHRIS July 26 Sudbury “Oh, come on now!” . . . “Stop talking about me!” . . . good dancer . . . pizza ... Room 4... Waltham. Basketball Intramurals 1; Intramural Vol- leyball 2; Drama Club 2; Career Conference Committee 2; Senior Business ball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basket- Tea 3; Senior-Freshman Dance Deco- ball 3, 4. rating Committee 4; Senior Prom Deco- corating Committee 4. LYNDA M. URGOTIS Jan. 23 Sudbury Giggle .. . “Avacados of Wrath” . . . future author ... wacky poetry dimples . . . “Amaaanthaaa!”’ FRANCIS J. VANARIA Student Exchange 3, 4; Tom-Tom Staff 4; BEANS Nov. 14 Sudbury Dyad Staff 4. Thunder chicken . . . “You’re out of your gourd.” . . . “Oh, Mr. Johnson!”. Intramural Soccer, Basketball, Softball, 1, 2}, WILLEMIEN VAN BEEK WILLY May 11 Sudbury Exchange student?. . . O.L.P.. . . Band B.. . with B at intersection. . . Bogle’s . collection B.B. concert .. . Brig’s Dat Ganbalgia 77 W. FLETCHER WATTON Fletch March 29 Sudbury Nonchalant . . . natural . . . uninhibited . moving van. . . intuitive knowledge . outward bound. Intramural Soccer 2, 4; Conservation Club 2; Bookroom 3, 4. JOANNE L. WALKER ? Sept. 15 Sudbury Engaged .. . lovely clothes which she sews . . . sparkling smile. PAMELA A. WESTERN PAM May 22 Sudbury “Toodles” . . . long black hair. . . beau- tiful clothes . . . model bait . . . ice skat- EDWARD G. WALDSMITH ing. . . white levis. . . 62 Tempest . Ed a 4 Sudbury Sears. . . Dave Always in the library ... making beehives . . . “Forget it!” . . . Lisa BRUCE E. WHITE Jan. 20 Sudbury “Sweet Pea, can I borrow your lighter?” . stick six Chev. . radio man . “Going to gym?” 78 DEBORAH WILKINSON April 4 Sudbury “Are you kidding?” . . . sometimes silent, | CAROL E. WILSON always nice . . . with Janet everywhere. : Jan 20 Sudbury Future nurse short and cute : ) navy blue sweater ... math and Mr. Spaulding. Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Guidance Office Aide, 4; Dyad 4. | J. PAUL WILLIAMS Nov. 25 Lincoln Dance yy. Cars - . «sports... girls . . . living in the Little Theater . . . pho- tographer. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama (Technical) 1, 2, 3, 4; Dyad 4; Student Council 4. 79 RICHARD M. WRIGHT RICK July 26 Lincoln Always gets lost . . . wrestling team. . . broken nose . . . Lexington’s better? . . playboy. : Varsity Wrestling 4. RONALD A. WILFERT RON March 17 Lincoln Good-natured . . . talks. . . Friday night . talks . . . “Oh, you’re unbelievably soft!” . . . Northeastern J.V. Soccer 1; Intramural Soccer and Basketball 2, 3, 4. RODNEY YETTON STONY July 9 Sudbury Get offa my cloud . . . ride a lot... quarter horses . . . hunting trips. . . “24 hour trip.” J.V. Soccer, 1; Varsity Track 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 2; Winter Track 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4: Intramural Basketball and Softball 1, 2. Ron Gedrim, senior class president, leads his attentive classmates in their first class meeting of the year. The discussion covered such topics of interest as: the color of the photographer’s eyes, her beautiful tan, our class trip, and his nail polish. 80 ADVISORS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Mr. Bradford H. Sargent Advisor during Sophomore Year Mrs. Katherine R. Simpson Advisor during Freshman Year Mrs. Martha R. Pappas Mr. Carl G. Perkins Advisor during Senior Year Advisor during Senior Year Mr. Mark G. Gulesian Advisor during Junior Year MT Hm Fe 82 ’ ttre gomeetec a mre ae NiZgavae 3 Se phe gs Yr | “a Tara sr a a ee: “ey as 7 4 2 Sie TUT aK 83 t f 5 Ld UNDERCLASSMEN =) President, Peter Aveni Vice President, Clifford Hughes Secretary, Barbara Lombardi Treasurer, Ellen Fisher Peter Aveni Junior Class activities included giving the “J.C. A-Go-Go,” a dance with a discotheque atmosphere and go-go girls in cages; selling Lincoln-Sudbury sweatshirts and crewshirts to the entire student body, and giving the traditional Junior Prom in May. Ellen Fisher, Barbara Lombardi Clifford Hughes 86 Homeroom 302 Mrs. Sharon Eck The eye poster room. “What happened to Mrs. Eck?” “I can’t remember the words to the pledge of allegiance.” Front row, J. Allen, L. Benker, Avery, Bronson, Allopenna, Boedecker, Belfrey, Alibrandi; Second row, Mrs. Eck, Andrew, Braun, Bobroff, Bemis, Bair, Aveni, Blake: Third ‘row, Brown, Barnard, Andrews, Benzie, Alexy, Alexander, Angell. Missing: Aiken, Bryant, Breitmeyer, Buerger, Bucci. rere ms g Homeroom 303 Mrs. Patricia Punchard “Where were you?” “My bus was late—17R.” “My bus was Late—3R.” “My bus was late— Ag Front row, Conley, Combs, Demaine, Chase, Crawford, Coppenrath, Buffington, Caira; Second row, Colantuono, Cutler, Danese, Clementi, Cutter, Caruso, Cantlin, Daniels, Col- pitts; Third row, deMont, Clark, Cheatam, Carroll, Cucinotta, Day, Dempster, Corrigan, Clark. 87 Homeroom 321 Mrs. Lydia Mailhot “One more minute, Fiandaca.” . . . “I was down the gym, Mrs. Mailhot.” . “He’s just helping me with my chemistry.” Front row, Freimont, Dunsford, Deveneau, Fullerton, Denehy, Fox; Second row, Ferguson, Fisher, Duquet, Farrell, Dullea, Derderian, Entwisle; Third row, Fowler, Evangelista, England, Downing, Dickey, Fox, Durand. = me Homeroom 322 Mr. Thomas Puchalsky “Behave yourselves and have a good day.” . . . “Come on, Mr. Puchalsky.” Front row, Gagne, Grande, Harpster, Hawes, Herman, Hopkins, Green; Second row, Han- ley, Garzia, Grose, Hendrick, C. Hall, Harris, Hicks, Harmon; Third row, Hannemann, Holmes, W. Hall, Ganey, Henderson, Homan, Goldstone, Hagopian. 88 oaks ecrirtiiiecss Homeroom 323 Mr. David Bronson “Meditate, for the Commonwealth.” . . . “Kiddies” . . . A new sign every day. Front row, Lawson, B. Johnson, Larkin, E. Kelly, C. Johnson, D. Kelley; Second row, P. Hopkins, Lankhorst, Larson, Lainez, Jacobs, D. Jones; Third row, Hughes, Koehler, Hour- ihan, Korhonan, Lebruto, Langton, R. Humphreys, H. Jones, Hunter, Hoyle. Homeroom 601 Mr. Henry Zabierek Front row, Ledger, MacLean, Manuel, Li, Maxwell, Mason, McCarthy; Second row, Mr. Zabierek, Martin, E. Mahoney, J. Mann, Marbet, Mackie, Lennon, Lombardi; Third row, Mayo, McGovern, J. MacLean, Martini, Malloy, C. Mann, Lennon, Lutnicki. 89 Homeroom 602, Mr. John Bowdoin Twinkle, twinkle 602, How I wonder where are you. These the words Mr. Bowdoin calls, As we wander through the halls. Front row, Nix, L. Morgan, Morey, Moore, O'Connor, Morrison, Meehan, O’Brien, Mohr; Second row, Mr. Bowdoin, McQueen, J. O’Brien, J. Meehan, Morse, Mercurio, Nystrom. Homeroom 603, Mrs. Sherry Wang “You are such an itchy person.” . . . Now settle down. Even you can study.” The great arguing, itchy people homeroom. Front row, Panetta, Loomis, Phippard, Partington, Plank; Second row, Sampson, Pirrello, Ryans, Pat- terson, Pitman, Reynolds, Olsen, Ryan; Third row, Robins, Parker, Rankin, Ryther, Rawson, Renwick, Prendergast, Page, Robinson, Paino. 90 Homeroom 605, Mr. Richard Markham Front row, W. Wilson, Wells, C. Wood, Weckesser, Wright, B. Wood, Winter, L. Young; Second row, Varriale, C. Wilson, Yalen, P. Wolff, B. Wilson, Weiss, Winchell; Third row, Mr. Markham, Weller, Volheim, White, Yered, W. Wilson, Wenckus, B. Wilson. Homeroom 604, Mr. Bradford Sargent Front row, Shroeder, Taylor, Taft, Truesdale, Stansel, Senecal, J. Smith, Thompson; Second row, Sauter, Sta- cey, Scherer, Symington, Spaeth, Scott, Terren, Stott, oF Spotswood, Tlumacki; Third row, Underhill, Smale, C. Smith, A. Sims, Shroeder, Sicard, Sherry, D. Travers, Sevilla, Sweeney. 92 93 BS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore activities began with a mixer-dance in November. The class officers organized a ski trip during the first weekend in February, with attendance from all classes. A school dance was held on Feb. 10, followed by a skating party the next week. The annual Sophomore Dance was given on March 3, and the last dance of the year on March 31. Through the “Save the Children Federation” the class of 1969 supported a French child for the year, a part of a four-year Lincoln-Sudbury program. Stanton Gerson, Robert Grabill President, Jeffrey McQueen Vice President, William Norton Secretary, Robert Grabill Treasurer, Stanton Gerson William Norton, Jeffrey McQueen Homeroom 420, Miss Eleanor Burgess ry, Basile, D. Appleby; Second row, Bockoven, Badger, Allen, “By my watch you're one second late.” Baldwin, Barnecut, Barker, Blossom; Third row, Allain, Boles, P. Front row, Bilodeau, Adamson, Bergen, Anderson, E. Bogle, Bar- Andrew, K. Anderson, Bartlett, Black, Baer, Borieko. Homeroom 421 Mr. Philip Lewis Front row, Claffey, Coates, A. Cain, Clark, Chandonait, Brown, Caffrey, Courtney; Second row, Cotoni, Ciampi, Homeroom 422 Mrs. Jane Crisco “Move back where you belong.” . . . “Be quiet!” Front row, J. Early, L. Davis, Edwards, D’Elia, Darby, Eckhardt, R. Doyle, M. Dustin; Second row, Ebeling, De- 95 Colantuono, Cooper, W. Brown, Browning, Brescia, Boyd; Third row, M. Clark, Crowell, Coffey, Breesman, Cousins, P. Brown, Cook. Graeve, De Jesus, Eells, R. Dewallace, Curran, Curtis; Third row, Dunne, M. Davis, Dugan, Day, G. Davis, B. Davis, J. De Wallace, C. Davis. Homeroom 6 Mr. Richard Johnson “Noisy!” ... “It’s fun!” .. . “sovereign Mr. Johnson” “See you tonight. You're late. Get me a pass or else. . .” Front row, P. Hamill, S. Hall, C. Hunter, M. Hennessy, H. Hamill, Holland, Grinnell, Hoey; Second row, Harmon, Hamm, Horwitz, Hauser, Hapgood, Huhtamaki, C. Hall, Haroian, Mr. Johnson; Third row, Hamilton, Hildreth, Henderson, Grey, Horton, Hatfield, Harney, Herring. Homeroom 103 Miss Kathleen Abbott Front row, Kalilainen, Jackson, Kramer, Jeffery, Ide, King, Kennedy, Knapp; Second row, Miss Abbott, M. Keough, La Grassa, C. Kelley, Kessel, V. Johnson, Kane; Third row, J. King, Jackson, G. Johnson, Koehler, Kokins. . 96 Homeroom 104, Mrs. Judye Hartman Front row, S. Lombardi, Long, Marsh, MacLachlan, Mac- Kinnon, Ludwick, Lowenstein, Levin; Second row, Mrs. Homeroom 105, Mr. Albert Palmer He always goes by the rules. “And you girls over there, stop your talking!” Cheerful, talkative homeroom. Front row, C. Morabito, Merz, Mulherin, A. Morgan, Medow- oF Hartman, MacArthur, Mannarino, Langlitz, Mantz, Lee, Larson; Third row, A. Leger, Lemander, Lottatore, J. Man- sur, B. Maurer, Maenpaa, Mason, Malonson. ski, Meyer, N. Morgan, B. Messa; Second row, McCabe, Miko- ski, Meehan, Mercury, M. Mogel, Merrill, Mele, Mr. Albert Palmer; Third row, J. McGovern, J. McQueen, Moore, Monroe, Moniz, McDonough, McCurrach. Homeroom 106, Mrs. Marjorie Flanagan Always something going on. Birthday parties—Christmas decorations. Front row, Russell, Poulos, Rice, Queijo, Ryan, Richards, Ryan, Homeroom 211, Mr. Harry Madru “Good morning, Poopsie . . . “Hey, what’s the masking tape doing on the drawer?” ... “Who's your favorite teacher, Minnie? . . . “All right, you just flunked art.” Math home- work 25¢ a copy... “I'll trade your French for my math.” 98 Pound; Second row, Reid, Sharrow, Riess, Sheehan, Salvatore, D. Ritchie, Royal, Sheets; Third row, Roy, Reach, Rymsha, Schofield, Russell. sa 2s ee? Front row, O’Brien, Ovian, Parrott, Murphy, Paradise, Pinto, Perry, Petroph; Second row, Olsen, Paulsen, Polumbaum, Nor- ton, J. O'Brien; Third row, Outten, Naiman, Porter, Palmer, Newton, P. O’Brien, Mussoni. Homeroom 210, Music Department, Mr. Miskell “You're late, Steve.” “Where’s Alice?” ... “selling tickets.” . . . “Oh.” . . . Sweeping view of teachers’ parking lot. Homeroom 301, “Moment of meditation is supposed to be silent.” . . . “Jeff, will you please be quiet?” . . . “Yes, Ma’am.” “‘Where’ve you Mrs. Karen Noble been rae see. Ohiernwell sec Front row, Wilson, Waldsmith, Winship, J. Winship, Warner, 99 Front row, Troisi, St. Croix, Touchette, Tjaden, Street, E. Thurlow, R. Thurlow, Swan; Second row, Toler, Sheldon, Trimper, Urgotis, Townsend, Sims, Sullivan, Snow; Third row, Torode, Uphold, Tallini, Thomas, Stanley, Smith, Sirianni. Winchell, Witherby, Zeller; Second row, Wilkinson, Vitale, Wilson, Weinstein, Wood, Winchell, Wedemeyer, Winter, Mrs. Noble; Third row, Westcott, Zinko, Walker, Willemin, Young, Wellman, Whittemore, Walkey. Homeroom 3, Miss Betty Busiek Galligan, England, Gregory, Forsyth, Fry, Entwisle; Third Front row, Evangelista, Flint, Giannetti, Floyd, Gounaris, row, Goodwin, Fales, Gerson, Fitzgerald, Gaya, Grasty, Filbin, Greenleaf, Flynn; Second row, Gray, Grabill, Finan, Fickett, Enos, Fullerton, Foust. 100 SOPHOMORE CANDIDS 101 Dale Jacobs Donna Carter, Robert Fitzgerald, Karen From President, Donna Carter Vice President, Robert Fitzgerald Secretary, Karen From Treasurer, Dale Jacobs The Freshman Class started the year with a class mixer and continued its schedule of activities with a freshman- sponsored all-school dance. The class activities have also included helping with all the school’s undertakings and the building of school spirit. 102 Homeroom 401 Mr. Jerry Poznak Front row, H. Appleby, Armstrong, Bailey, Aschenbrenner, Adachi, Bent, Ames, Bilodeau; Second row, Amesbury, Anderson, C. Bergen, Barker, Benson, Bisson, Bartlett, Battista; Third row, Bergeron, Alibrandi, Beltramini, Bemis, Bianchi, Adamson, Arenstrup, Albrecht, Mr. Poznak Homeroom 403 Mr. Joseph Krol Front row, Brigandi, V. Brown, Brier, Butcher, Carter, Bulkley, Carleton, Cearley; Second row, Brown, Bobroff, Bolster, Burk, ©. Bogle, Chase, Cialdea, Brigandi; Third row, R. Boyd, Cannon, Caswell, Browne, Carroll, Calareso, Carpenter, Chu, Chapman, Boedecker, Canty. 103 Homeroom 405, Miss Susan Trutt Curtis, Cutler; Third row, W. Clark, Davies, Corbett, Front row, D. Clark, Cunningham, Denosevich, Combs, Dermon, Daniels, D'Amato, Denehy, E. Daniels, Clifford, P. Davis, Cross, J. Cobb, Deos; Second row, Crumm, Miss Trutt. Clausen, J. Clark, Dean, C. Conley, J. Cook, Cowden Homeroom 406, Miss Cécile Brault Front row, E. Doyle, Ellis, B. Early, S. Dulles, Fillmore, Fawcett, Elliott, Eppling; Second row, Dowling, Dietrich, Fitch, Dyer, C. Dustin, J. Eckhardt, Dunne, Donaldson, Driscoll; Third row, Foret, Forrest, Douty, Feddock, Forsythe, Fitzgerald, Finan, Enos, Miss Cécile Brault. 104 : e é RS a oe a Homeroom 407, Mrs. Hayden Cabell Fullerton, Greenblatt, Guliano; Third row, F ougere, Front row, Gendreau, Gentile, Gardner, Gill, Gatti, Gale, Gould, Graham, Guder, Gomatos, Gardner, Gross, Grasty, F. Gilfoy, Fulton; Second row, Griffin, Ganey, J. Greenleaf, Mrs. Cabell. Fox, From, D. Green, B. Gagne, Griggs, Gary, Frost, L. Homeroom 408, Miss Elise Klein row, Ide, Hill, Harney, Jacobs, A. Hanson, Hum- “Why are you late?” phrey, Haswell; Third row, Jevon, Heinecke, Front row, Henderson, Houghten, Halsey, Huneck, Hatfield, Herman, Inguanti, R. Hall, Johnson, Ho- S. Hagerty, Hanson, Horwitz, Henry, Haden; Second gan, Hagenian, Miss Klein. 105 Homeroom 409, Miss Adair Linn Front row, Kennally, Kessel, Kirshner, Keyes, K. Lankhorst, Lackenbauer, Lewis, A. Kelley; Second row, Lennon, W. Kirshner, LaPlante, Kling, Kaelber, R. Leger, Kane; Third row, Lewis, Kelty, Keevil, Kuhner, Lapidas, Ladd, Lane, Miss Linn. Homeroom 410, Miss Juliette Bundgus Front row, MacLachlan, Lustwerk, Lograsso, MacNeil, Lummus, Mahoney, Mailhot, Lockhart; Second row, Mannarino, Marshall, Dianna Manning, Deborah Manning, Martin, Lordi, Lutts, Mason, D. Madore; Third row, Lind, MacKenzie, M. Madore, Lyons, R. Lyons, J. Mahoney, Martin, Mann, Lombardi, Loder, Miss Bundgus. 106 Homeroom 411, Mrs. Harriet Rogers Front row, Moir, McMeniman, Moore, McSheehy, McGraw, Miller, McCarthy; Second row Mead, Messina, McMurtry, Moniz, Mihaly, McIninch, McQueen; Third row, Mason, Morrill Milroy, McNabb, Morgello, McGuire, Miller. Not present, Maurer, McQuistan, Mogel Homeroom 413, Mr. Richard Murphy Front row, Neville, Page, Nelson, Novak, Oram, Ostroff, Mundo, J. Murphy; Second row, Murdoch, Norling, Nebesky, Ostar, Myles, Nunez, E. Murdoch, M. Murphy; Third row, Or- abona, Nichols, Moynihan, Munroe, O'Loughlin, Noyes, J. Murphy, Mr. Richard Murphy 107 Homeroom 414, Mr. James DeSimone Quick, Reed, Perry, Podsen, Parker; Third row, Pontbriand, Front row, Prendergast, Reichert, Paino, Panetta, Reece, Pratt, Page, Queijo, Renwick, Porter, I. Place, Rappoli, Rawson, Raeke; Second row, Reed, Place, Parfenuk, Parker, Phippard, Poor, Raymond, Reece, Mr. DeSimone. Homeroom 415, Mr. Steven Goldberg Rice, Sauter; Third row, Shay, Richner, Sims, Roberts, Sar- Front row, Sloan, Schofield, Sharpe, Wilson, Sherman, tori, Smith, Robins, Ruocco, Scherer, Robinson, Mr. Steven Sharkey, Rhodes, Reynolds; Second row, Selfridge, Sevilla, Goldberg. Scott, Robeck, Ryan, Rozelle, Simmermon, Ridgeway, Ryer, 108 OO eee a SS .——__aQ5Q4‘_tCmnR aaa”: eS: EEE Homeroom 418, Miss Elizabeth Flynn Front row, Venier, Stacey, Turner, Stern, Tighe, Stevens, Varriale, Thomas; Second row, Stone, Uphold, Tetreault, Homeroom 419 Mr. William Galvin, Mr. Sherman Spaulding. Front row, Weckstein, Whitcomb, Withrow, R. Wood, M. Wood, Yered, Waye; Second row, Williams, R. Wilson, F. 109 Underhill, Stinson, Taffe, Troisi, Spiller; Third row, Taylor, Voight, Smith, Taft, Throckmorton, Touchette, Stott, Stevens, Thomas, Taylor. Wilson, Wenckus, Zygala, Young, Wellock, Yore, P. Wood; Third row, R. Wilkinson, White, Wolff, Voight, Watkins, Winchell, N. Wright, Ward, Weir, Woodward, S. Wright, L. Wilson. FRESHMAN CANDIDS 110 EMERGENCY DOOR 111 ACTIVITIES STUDENT Promoting international understanding has always been an endeavor of exchange programs. Lincoln-Sudbury has been participating since 1958, during which time we have sent 44 ambassadors abroad and have received 27 students from other countries. By means of work days, in- ternational dinners, and speeches, our school has gained an international atmo- sphere that not only envelops the school, but also the communi- ties of Lincoln and Sudbury. EXCHANGE . around the world... 114 The exchange students and their host brothers and sisters during the Pledge of Allegiance at the Student Exchange Assembly: Principal Willard Ruliffson, K. Schmalz, J. Donaldson, A. Clippinger, John Through the altruistic efforts of the following members of the Stu- dent Exchange Committee, the citi- zenry of Lincoln and Sudbury have effected an exchange program that enriches all those who have a part in it. Mr. John Bowdoin Miss Ruth Buxton Mrs. Daniel Carter Mrs. Richard F. Clippinger Mrs. John Crawford Mrs. Bradlee Emmons Mr. Frank Gardner Mrs. William Herman Mrs. Robert Houghten Mrs. Richard E. Long Mrs. William MacKinnon Mrs. George McQueen Mr. Leo Palmer Mr. Thomas Puchalsky Mr. Sherman Spaulding Mrs. John Taft Becker, student council president, C. Raestad, J. Allen, W. Robinson, S. Haden, L. Lopez, L. Jacobs, L. Lauren, B. Wood, M. Terborgh. “Does this sound all right to you?” Wendy, Anne, Karen 115 “Don’t squirt that Windex in my eye!” “Hey, what a neat bush!” 116 Christen on work day. E-I-E-I-O Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. O’Brien serve Dr. Winchell at the In- ternational Dinner. jm ly Mr. Puchalsky and Anne watch Jona’s slides as he describes his summer in Austria. The things I remember from Germany are not only the magnificent Alps and the roman- tic castles, but the strong bonds of friendship made through the home stay and the travels, friendships with the young and the elderly, friendships through common or differing in- terests, and friendships through understanding. Anne Clippinger What a small world. . . 118 People greeting Liia, Liz, Marianne, and Christen. It is impossible in these few words to truly express how profitable this summer was for me. I have returned from Ger- many with a greater understanding of the German people and their Pree and with valuable insights into life in general. I an deeply indebted to all who made my trip possible. Karl Schmalz (President of the Student Exchange Club) “Cheers, James.” A summer with the Experiment is an experience that changes you in a number of small ways that aren’t as obvious, but are, nevertheless, there .. . and generally for the better. It was a summer I will never forget and will always be grateful for. Karen Morely. Karl Schmalz Liz with her sister, Sabra Haden. Liz came from Mexico through friendship between her parents and the Hadens. During the second half of her year she lived with Sue Morrison in Sudbury. Mrs. Emmons and Mr. Puchalsky of the Student Exchange Committee mg In 1965 David Palmer stayed with Christen in Norway as an ambassador from L-S and this year Christen is here as an exchange student. Christen stayed with Peter Adrian in Sudbury and with Will Winchell in Lincoln. Christen and his brother, Peter. A bewildered Yank, on June 29th, I arrived, a timid stranger overwhelmed by an alien land of pubs, red faces, incomprehensible accents, sheep, the BBC, and Gold Leaf cigarettes. On August 16th I departed as a friend, linked to a nation by the chords of understanding and friendship, carrying with me forever, visions of a people who treated me as a human being. Peter Adrian 120 Ambassadors to Lincoln—Sudbury Marianne Terborgh—Holland Eeva-Lisa Lauren—Finland Elizabeth Lopez—Mexico Christen Raestad—Norway Wendy Robinson—England Marianne came from Holland on a scholarship from Lin- coln-Sudbury. Betsy Wood and Lee Schofield of Lincoln and Sudbury were her host sisters. Ambassadors from Lincoln-Sudbury Peter Adrian—England Karen Morely—Germany Eleanor Emmons—France (Alternate) Jonathan Donaldson—Austria Anne Clippinger—Germany Karl Schmalz—Germany It’s where I developed an understanding tor people and an appreciation of different customs and habits. It’s a home away from home. That’s Austria to me. Jona Donaldson Wendy came from the Cheadlehulme School in England. Dur- ing the first semester she stayed with Nancy Gilfoy in Lincoln, and during the second semester with Judy Allen in Sudbury. Liia came from Finland through the Youth for Understanding organization. She lived with Leslie Jacobs in Sudbury and Priscilla Hopkins in Lincoln. 121 Winston Wilson as Henry Moulton-Barrett Drama 1966-67 The Little Theatre Players Present The Barretts of Wimpole Street by Rudolph Besier Dec) lo G eke A romantic glow shone from the stage and warmed each member of the audience for “The Barretts of Wimpole Street” by Rudolph Besier, as produced by the Lincoln-Sudbury Players. Costumes, under the chairmanship of Christine Schroeder, were tasteful and appropriate. Mrs. Rogers and Dr. Ford-Waterlow (George Angell) In the sensitive hands of director Harriet Rogers, the play never faltered, never fell into sentimentality, because she had established with her young actors a secure base of re- lationships . . . Mrs. Rogers gave life to what might be a static play by creating movement which appeared to be choreographed, so exact and balanced it was... Out of character Arabel (Betsy Wood) The needs of the play were well served by the single set designed by Richard Humphries, Susan Winter, and Judith John- son. Gordon Woodington, of stage crew; George Browning, production man- ager. 125 Alfred Moulton-Barrett (Kurt Voight), Henrietta (Kitty Preston), Octavius (Jim Bair) Robert Browning (Charles Hall) and Flush (Heidi) Wilson (Marsha Alibrandi) Aunt Hedley (Meredith Russell) 124 Elizabeth Wood, as another sister, Arabel, gained our sympathy, as we realized that her spirit had already been broken. Each of the seven Moulton-Barrett boys, though seen briefly, gave us a well-defined personality. Charles (Albert Ryans) Arabel, Octavius, George (Paul Yalen), Edgar (Michael England). Bella Hedley, the flighty but knowing young cousin, was sheer delight in the hands of Margaret Avery. Other excellent characterizations were contributed by Jay Schaffner, as Henry Bevan, Bella’s fiancé; James Bair, as the stammering Octavius Moulton-Barrett; Jeffrey Nims, as dashing Surtees Cook; Meredith Russell as Aunt Hedley, and George Angell, as Dr. Ford-Waterlow. Henry and Bella “Come, come my pet-t.” 125 David Langton showed considerable talent in the difficult role of Dr. Chambers. Dr. Chambers (David Langton), Elizabeth Barrett (Janet Roy) Charles Hall, in the role of the poet Robert Browning, gave us a graceful, yet force- ful, portrait of a man who has found a love equal to his own. Elizabeth, her father, and brothers Septimus (Joseph Page) and Charles (Albert Ryans) Janet Roy, as Elizabeth Barrett, held the play in her long graceful fingers . . . She was all earnest charm with her doctors, dutiful and respectful to- ward her father, considerate of her maid, amused by her frivolous cousin, and full of womanly strength and courage in her love for Browning. Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning (Janet Roy and Charles Hall) Katherine Preston, as Henrietta, the lively and defiant member of the Moulton-Barrett family, was outstanding. 8 Henriette and Octavius (James Bair) William Weiss, as Edward Moulton-Barrett, was ex- tremely effective every moment he was on the stage. In fact, so realistic was his portrait of this sadis tic mon- ster, that he dominated the atmosphere even when he was off stage. Virginia Kirshner Edward Moulton-Barrett and Henrietta 127 The Queen and her court: Junior Attendant, Nancy Fox, escort, Frank Dugan; Freshman Attendant, Debby Kaelber, escort, Tom Crowell; Queen Holly Hamill, escort, Stephen Lemander; Senior Attendant, Anne Clippinger, escort, Jeffrey Nims. Joanne and her fiancé. During intermission Mr. Edmonds, whose band played for the dance, played songs from “Plain and Fancy”, last year’s musical. DECEMBER FORMAL “En Hiver” was the theme for the Student Council’s De- cember Formal. The beauty of a snowy winter was captured in falls of white crepe paper and a spired throne. 128 Sophomore Holly Hamill, Queen of the December Formal To Chairman Kathy Bogle, Judy Johnson, who designed the decor, and many students who helped with decorations, lighting, and refreshments belong the credit for continuing the traditional dignity of this annual formal. In the foreground, senior girls and their escorts; in the background, faculty members who were guests of the council. 129 SCHOOL COUNCIL Government in session. All new, approximately 60 members elected in English classes, representing the entire school. A new constitution providing for new election procedures, a new dress and be- havior code, a new student court, new student monitoring committees, and a new attitude of student responsibility reinforced by strong administration and faculty support have revitalized student government at Lincoln-Sudbury. The council aims to effectively communicate student opinion to the administration, to provide realistic training in citizenship, to serve and promote the welfare of the school, and to develop school pride, spirit, and morale. It has made a significant be- ginning. Committees by the dozen. A committee report is heard by the council. This particular report con- cerns the December Formal. (President John Becker and Vice President Donna Loveys preside.) 130 The former drama storage room has become a school store selling school supplies, paperbacks, school publications, student-made crafts and art work, life savers, and candy. Janet Taft, store manager, and council president John Becker were among those who painted the blue and white school store. iba Meeting of all prospective court candidates. From this group 10 judges and § alternate judges were STUDENT COURT Members of Lincoln-Sudbury’s first Student Court: Seniors, Douglas Mc- Murtry, Chairman; Margaret Par- tington, and Stephen Hildreth. Alternates, Peter Braun, Karen Morely. Juniors, Daniel Durand, Elizabeth Neumeier, David Braun. Alternates, Carol Moss, Kurt Voight. Sophomores, Emelia Barnecut, Fran- cis Newton. Alternates, David Baer, Joris Naiman. Freshmen, Carolyn McQueen, Tho- mas Gross. Alternates, Scott Throck- morton, Theodore Wolff. famous “Court — Sign-Up.” “Sophomores here, Juniors here, and Seniors Here.” “Freshmen here.” Semi-Finalists: Patricia Haswell, Stephanie Smith, Ann Novak, Ellen M organ, Gregory Rice, Carol Lee, Ann RHodes Mr. Ruliffson. Not in photograph, Elizabeth Newton. N L Twenty-two Lincoln-Sudbury seniors won recogni- NATIO! ii tion as a result of their scores in the National Merit ex- amination which they took during their junior year. MERIT The eight semi-finalists continue in the competition for college scholarships. Supt-Prin. Willard Ruliffson presents certificates to the Letter of Commendation winners. Dennis Flaherty, behin the flag; Karl Schmalz, watching Dennis; Douglas McMurtry, Leslie Hathaway, Katherine Preston, Kim Mathiason, Leslie Sheets, Deborah Siler, Mary Riordan, Eleanor Emmons, Donna Loveys, Eleanor Kline, Randall Kindleberger, Judith Devoe. 133 ‘a CHORUS The 1967 choral program, as directed by Mr. Robert G. Wentworth, has involved three choruses—mixed, select, and special. Special Chorus Practice Special Chorus in Christmas Concert 134 I want to hear Sops and Bassos on the bot- Select Chorus in Christmas Concert Presidnet, Ebe Emmons; Section Leaders, Anne Clippinger, tom of page 5... You're flat sopranos! again basses . . . no breaaath . . . altos have a great sound . . . let’s see what happens .. . two notes before eight . . . double forte!! ten- ors!! ... muddy ... muddy ... with la please . . . it’s so far out of tune . . . practice wee practice... PRAGIIGCE. ae Vy bateare you doing tenors? . .. I want to hear some- thing. Ann Novak, Doug McMurtry, Paul Yalen. ae ; : i | Third period select chorus practice in the lecture hall The mixed, select, and special choruses presented the finest Christmas concert ever to a capacity audience in the gymnasium on the evening of Homecoming Day. Chorus alumni again joined in the singing of the Hallelujah Chorus. Mrs. Ruth Dickey, piano accompanist, and Colette Rushford, harpist, assisted Mr. Wentworth. Soloists were three seniors: Kathleen Hagerty, Susan Poikenen, and Gail Burroughs. The Mixed Chorus Select Chorus Sectional 137 Christmas Concert, Select Chorus Spring Tour in March, “South Pacific” in new theater in May. CONCERT BAND sus ties ae oe Concert Band Roster Piccolo, Stanton Gerson; Flute, Karen Al- lopenna, Edna Barker, Carol Lee, Louise Morgan, Susan Os- troff, Wendy Rolfe, Nancy Trimper, Beth Weckstein; Oboe, Laurie Kessel, Charles Keevil; Clarinet, Richard Alibrandi, Da- vid Braun, James Cunningham, Rod Finan, Trevoe Fougere, Scott Kokins, David Lee, Barbara Moir, Mark Quiejo, Charles Wellman, Elizabeth Wood; Alto Clarinet, Barbara Early; Bass Clarinet, Robert Grabill; Alto Saxophone, Dorothy Bronson, Mark Jozwicki; Tenor Saxophone, Gilbert Fullerton; Baritone 138 Saxophone, Carlos Davis; Cornet-Trumpet, David Harney, William Kirshner, Nat Smith, Mark Thomas, Robert Wedem- eyer; French Horn, Bruce Winchell; Trombone, Tim Brown, Arthur Miller, Guilbert Winchell; Baritone, Robert Boedecker; Bass, James Armstrong, Stephen Lebruto; Percussion, Tom Fin- an, William Kuhner, Andrew Sims, William Winter; Bell Lyra, Louise Cutting; Tympani, Steve Reach; Director, Mr. William J. Edmonds; Student Conductor, Andrew Sims. The Lincoln-Sudbury Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. William J. Edmonds, has doubled in size this year and has a greater vari- ety of instruments. The band re- hearses in the Little Theatre every day during period three. A Winter Concert was performed on Feb. 17. Two junior high con- certs and a Spring Concert were on the band schedule for this, its second year. Two new bands, the Dixieland Jazz Band and the Dance Band per- formed in the Pops Concert. TOR yg ‘ mS oo Student Conductor Andrew Sims Band Officers President Mark Jozwicki Vice President Timothy Brown Sec.-Treas. Carol Lee Librarian Elizabeth Wood Librarian Karen Allopenna Typist Louise Cutting Reporter James Cunningham Assistant to the Director, Guilbert Winchell Student Director, Andrew Sims ALL STATE The All State Orchestra and All State Band con- sist of 230 Massachusetts high school students who are chosen by audition to play in a concert present- ed as part of the Music Educators Conference. This year the All State Band was conducted by Allan Gillespie and the orchestra, by Walter Eisenberg. Three Lincoln-Sudbury instrumentalists performed in each group. The Orchestra Members, Ronald Hagopian, cello; Ruth Boedecker, violin; Jean England, cello. ORCHESTRA Mr. William J. Edmonds has organized a string group this year. He is looking forward to the development of an orchestra. Band members are especially proud of three fellow players who were chosen this year for the All State Band. All State Band Members, Stanton Gerson, flute; Wendy Rolfe, flute; David Har- ney, trumpet. 141 Welcoming returning alumni. HOMECOMING Dec. 20, 1966 This year small groups of alumni, juniors, se- niors, and guidance counselors met in class- rooms to ask and respond to general questions about college life. Paper pennants identify the colleges represented by the graduates. 142 Alumni Homecoming Day occurs during Christmas vacation. On this day L SR alumni, who are freshmen and sophomores in college, return to give juniors and seniors first hand in- formation about the colleges which they at- tend. Mrs. Laura Pollock vf the guidance de- partment originated this idea, already a school tradition. During the social hour teachers greet former students and individuals ask more specific questions about particular colleges. A supper for alumni, fac- ulty, and seniors, with Mrs. Betty Adrian as chairman, is another pleasant of Homecoming Day. 143 MATH CONTEST GROUP Math Contest Group Seated, James Bair, Stephen Robinson; Second Row, Steven Goldstone, Winnie Li, Wendy Robinson, Ann Novak, Robn Gras; Third row, Mr. William Galvin, advisor; James Fox, Chrieten Raestad, Peter Holmes, David Braun. Every month a group of students from Lincoln-Sudbury caee part in a mathema- tics contest attended by twelve other neighboring schools, each school taking its turn to sponsor the meet. Each team member takes three out of the six tests cov- ering various fields of mathematics. The categories each person will participate in have been assigned before the contest. Each ten-minute test has three questions scored one, two, and three points, the three-point question being the hardest. A perfect score on a test would therefore be six, and a perfect score for each individual would be 18. Ann Kovak, a senior member, was the team’s top scorer. L S R’s math contest group always puts on a good show for the school. This year the team, composed pri- marily of juniors, consistently placed third or fourth. Ann, | Linco 144 im Bair, and Christen represent L S R in a test during the meet at n-Sudbury. CHICAGO GROUP PLL PSS Pee ey : : ane Rete FEU RHEH me U. of Chicago Student Participants, Gordon Lukesh, Leslie Hathaway, Ann Novak. (Not in picture, Dennis Flaherty) Lincoln-Sudbury Regional was chosen, along with twenty- four other high schools across the United States, to par- ticipate in “A Program for Teachers and Gifted Students from Outstanding High Schools”, at the University of Chi- cago, during the summer of 1966. Four students, Leslie Hathaway, Dennis Flaherty, Ann Novak, and Gordon Luk- esh, and two teachers, Mr. Terry Miskell and Mr. Frederic Scott, were chosen to represent our school. The program began at the end of the school year in June and continued into August. Courses were offered in the sciences and mathematics and varied from “Topics in Experimental Physics” to “Oxygen: Its Function in Vertebrates.” The program provided the students, juniors at the time, a good chance to see how they would react to college life. FUTURE NURSES ee Or ed Future Nurses President, Nancy Morgan, and club members plan projects with Mrs. O'Connor. Nancy Ovian is Vice President, Marjorie Weckesser, treasurer, and Leslie Fawcett, Secretary. The Future Nurse’s Club at Lincoln-Sudbury, with Mrs. Mary O’Connor, school nurse, as advisor, is open to all stu- dents interested in nursing or in any other medical field. Projects this year have included visits to St. Hubert’s, a school for the emotionally disturbed, to Fernald School, a school for the mentally retarded, and making Christmas gifts for these children. Many members are interested in working as nurses aides at Emerson Hospital, Concord; Cushing Hospital, Framingham, and the Sudbury Nursing Home. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS OPERATORS’ GROUP fee ores, Operators Tom Kuzleika, Tom Rawson, Bill Norton, and George Fullerton prepare to move equipment from the “old” library to the new. Radio Club members. Front row, Eric Williams, Mark Heinecke, Robert Ebeling, Christopher Murdock; back row, Timothy Sims, Richard Thomas, James Watkins, Thomas Rawson. RADIO CLUB The Audio-Visual Aids Operators’ Group is a new service to the school this year. The pre assists the faculty y setting up the necessary equipment for a demonstration or movie. The group stores the equipment in the new library and also keeps it in good running order. Members are: J. Paul Williams, Chairman: Tom Kuzleika, George Fullerton, George Browning, Tom Rawson, Bill Norton, John Moore, and Bill Canty. Mr. Norman Swicker is their advisor. The Radio Club holds regular meetings on Thursday afternoon. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Frederic Scott, they have set up an amateur radio station in the new 500 wing. 146 De eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEe—=— EEE————EEeeeEee Officers and Advisor, Bonnie Sheldon, Secretary; Thomas Rawson, Vice President; Paul Mercurio, Treasurer; Gordon Woodington, President. GERMAN CLUB Stimulating student interest in the lan- guage and culture of Germany, and provid- ing appropriately connected extracurricular activities are the goals of the German Club. By arrangement with German information agencies, free films are regularly shown to the student body. Pen Pals are found for Lincoln-Sudbury — students, regardless of whether or not they can understand German. Julie Eckhardt, Mary Hennessy, Joseph Page. Trips are sponsored by the club to such attractions as the Boston University “Tivoli Festival.” New this year is the language paper, sponsored and written by Regional’s three language clubs. It is the intent of this trilingual paper to widen the use of foreign languages outside the classroom in both an enjoyable and enlightening manner. William Weiss, John Reynolds, Mark Pitman, Paul Mercurio, Susan Winter, Gordon Woodington. 147 What are Mr. Millett and Mr. Ruliffson doing in this picture? Whose head is coming off now? .. . Off with the knees! ... C4041 C4041, C404) Fe HOME; James!” . . . Which deadline? . . . Ooh THAT one . Camera? Where? . . . Cunningham! . . . I luuve that picture! . . . Oh, no! Is that me? . . . grind out the old copy . . . Pll trade you Spanish Club and French Club for German Club... . . Yes, Mr. Leary, that’s the layout . . . Skateboard Judy, John! . . . Yes, there’s a meeting tonight and tomorrow night, and the night after that . Ask Becky. She’s the expert. To crop or not to crop. 148 DYAD DYAD is an unusual word which few peo- ple understand. The word denotes a union of two i ndependent units. As the name of our yearbook, it signifies the union of the stu- dents of the two towns of Lincoln and Sud- bury in one high school, in fact and in spirit. Starring the Editor, a Cunningham coup. DYAD Staff Seated, Rebecca Ritchie, Editor; Second row, Pa- tricia Kelley, Student Exchange, Judith Johnson, Art Editor, Pa- tricia Boles, Christie Grey, Senior Writeups; Ann Clippinger, Layout, Senior Writeups; Kneeling, Ellen Morgan, Senior Write- up Editor; Barbara Duquet, Underclass Section; Standing, Tom Lawson, photography; Bruce Foust, Boy’s Sports Editor; Mrs. Coombs, Advisor; Judith Allen, Subscriptions; Peter Adrian, Se- nior Writeups, Co-Editor; Thomas Norton, Business, Manager; Christen Raestad, Student Exchange; Amantha Stacy, Student Exchange; John Perry, Patrons; Ann Ferrick, Student Exchange; Stephanie Smith, Drama; Margaret Hill, Girls’ Sports Editor; Jeanne Perkins, Patrons; Katharine Bogle, Cheerleading. (Not in picture, Deborah Siler, Art; Helen Scharfenberger, Music; James Cunningham, Photography; Lynda Urgotis, Faculty Section.) Battling “that infernal machine.” Subscription Committee “Be sure the money checks out. Did you keep the wrong half of the receipt?” Jeanne Perkins, Judy Allen, Tom Norton, Business Manager; Judy Johnson Senior Writeups Censor that line . . . Who? . . . Is she really? Nooo . . . She is? . . . Those lovely unquotable quotes Clockwise, Christie Grey, Dorothy Boles, Peter Adrian, Co-Chairman; Barbara Duget, Becky Ritchie, Eaitor; Ellen Morgan, Chairman. 150 Typical Conference on Layout with Mr. Weir, yearbook company representative. Peggy: “I love to bleed pictures. Bleed them right off!” Bruce: “Oooh, Peggy!” Mr. Weir: el OO Peng, “Did you try doing the layout first?” Back to camera, Peg Hill, Bruce Foust, Judy Johnson; Mr. Weir, Ann Clippin- ger, Becky Ritchie. Raestad’s origina l Layout—Christen Raestad, Pat Kelley, Amantha Stacy, Ann Ferrick. Ebe Emmons, Editor; Gretchen Eckhardt, Business Manager KALEIDOSCOPE Working under a new plan and aspiring to the publication of two issues of the literary magazine this year, the Kaleidoscope staff met twice weekly. Poems, stories, and essays sub- mitted by students were read, discussed, and selected for publication in the Kaleidoscope. All the work on this year’s magazine was done in school, with special help from the art and business departments. Kaleidoscope Staff, Mardi Rosenwald, Rosalind Wood, Miss Linda Pollard, advisor; Ebe Emmons, Ellen Faran, Chris Weller, Winnie Li, Gretchen Eckhardt, Gregory Rice. 152 TOM-TOM Tom-Tom Staff Rear row, G. Eckhardt, Wood, Warner, Harris, cy, Larkin; Foreground, Joseph Page and James Bair, Editorial Loomis, T. Rawson, Goldstone, Holmes, Fox, Naiman: Front Board. (Not pictured, Beverly Hinkle and Vincent Grabill, Edi- row, MacKinnon, Flynn, Hall, MacLean, Darby, Ferrick, Sta- torial Board; Alayne Aiken, Business Manager. i 3 $ | | Due to town financial support and a large, depend- = Regular printed issues have been supplemented with able staff representing all four classes, Lincoln-Sudbury’s free mimeographed “extras” which have helped to solve school newspaper, the Tom-Tom, has been successful in _ the “news while it is still news” problem. presenting the news and views of the school this year. “Can we afford another six-page edition?’ Suzanne Hall, Barbara MacLean, and Susan MacKinnon, ad- vertising solicitors; Joseph Page and James Bair, Editorial Board, and Rosalind Wood, Exchange Editor, plan a printed issue. 153 Spanish Club Seated, J. Cobb, J. Fox, J. Flynn, ; Standing, Miss Susan Trutt, M. Hennessy, J. Warner, C. Hall, C. Davis, L. Mann, M. Polumbaum, J. McMeniman. SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club has been involved in many socio-ethnic activities, in order to give its members a flavor of contemporary life in Spain. Trips to DeCordova to view modern Spanish painting, talks on current subjects, and custom-parties are the means they have used. FRENCH CLUB be | Pa French Club Seated, J. Allen, Norton, Stevens, Weckstein; Standing, Miss Elise Klein, J. Early, D. Lowenstein, DeJe- sus, Rice, Chase, Hunter, Miss Juliette Bundgus. The French Club commenced the year with a slide- talk on France. Slides of Paris were shown, which in- cluded views of the city taken from the Eiffel Tower. Later Miss Bundgus showed slides and gave a talk about a pilgrimage of students of which she was a part. Certainly the most appetizing of the French Club projects was the making of crépes under Miss Klein’s 154 guidance. The price of admission to the Home Ec. room was “your favorite confiture.” One meeting featured French music! French rock n’ roll, folk songs, and Edith Piaf recordings. Plans for the year included the presentation of a French play and a visit to a French restaurant. PARENTS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS During free periods, parents visit the library. (Miss Wheatley may be trying to enroll another “volunteer mother.”) On Lincoln-Sudbury’s annual “Back to School” night, par- ents find and follow their son’s or their daughter’s Monday class schedule. Teachers explain the nature of each course. Student guides help parents find their classes. STUDENT TUTORING SERVICE The idea of the Student Tutoring Service is to have a student who excels in a subject teach another who is hav- ing difficulty and who asks for student help. Tutors give this help during their study periods. Because of the building program this year, finding a quiet tutoring area was difficult, but after midyears an area was set aside “for tutoring only.” Eleanor Kline tutors “‘under the stairs.” 155 Karen Coppenrath and “Mike” O'Connor lead casual corps: Kane, Wilson, Chandonait, Weinstein, Clark, Winship, Saul, Meyer, Claffey, Townsend. LEADER CORPS ae a « Kegeckeeee eee ng eh Re “% bP Habis s 4 et is MTT so. Leader Corps Seniors Dorothy Gajewski, Pam Garavano, Marcia Coffey, Margie Seay, Pat O'Connor (Not in picture, Dot Place, Nancy Gilfoy, Peg Hill, Cathy Cobb) tH a iste. ee Sons a% tet 156 The Leader Corps, under the direction of Miss Edelmann and Miss Athy, is a new organization at Regional this year. Two leader members have been chosen from each gym class to assist the instructors in various ways and help the girls. These members have been stretching everyone's muscles at the beginning of each class in as many new and ingenious ways as they can think of. Leader Corps members also take small groups of girls for more individual attention in gymnastics, folk dancing, basketball, volleyball, and field hockey. Losers do push-ups. INTRAMURALS Third period intramurals, for both boys and girls, in all sports and in gymnastics, are now possi- ble with the opening of the new, additional gym. Team competi- tion is keen. Volleyball Basketball 157 Jim Armstrong fights for an important pin. WRESTLING The wrestling team, in its second year, certainly came of age under the able direction of Coach John MacKenzie, who worked as hard as anyone on the team. The team, in league competition for the first time, brought home a fine 2-4-2 record against es- tablished teams. It was a full school effort, with un- derclassmen carrying most of the lower weight class- es and with strong seniors to fight for victory in the final stages of the matches. John Alley, 165 pound division, qualified for the State Finals. The team stands just before a pin. 158 TEAM MEMBERS Richard Paradise Charles Hagenian Larry Ciampi John Alley James Armstrong Allen Hildreth Lincoln Russell Jack Sirianni George Ide Stephen Humphrey James Lombardi Steven Goldstone Richard Wright Stephen Wright Edward Rappoli Weston Littlefield John O’Brien Richard Alibrandi Murray Kahler Mark Hagenian John Kelty = Lettermen Richard Paradise stalks his man. Richard won the 127 pound class in the State Sectionals, and qualified for the State Finals. Hey, Coach, when are we going to get uniforms? . . . What do you mean, I'm pinned?.. . I can’t be overweight ... But, Coach, I'll never make it down to ee Pit, Pin, bin, Pin! Who brought the lifesavers? . 159 Lincoln Russell controls his trapped opponent. : a net Se ee ae a Se ae Se a as ae en ae ae a Sn a a ot Varsity Soccer Squad Front row, Steve Maurer, Don Berry, Doug Bill Mayo, Scott Sauter, John Mann, Steve Scogland, Peter Aveni, Burke, Tillman Lukas, Capt. George Place, Steve Blanchette, Doug Bruce Hunter, Coach MacKenzie, Scotty Baldwin; Third Row, Art Herrick, Bruce Foust, Jona Donaldson, Chuck Hagenian; Second Row, Koehler, Doug Foust, Tom Colantuono, Alan Whittemore, Grant Un- Mr. Swicker, Mark Olsen, John Paino, Cliff Hughes, Steve deMont, derhill, Doug C ook, Ken Anderson, Hoyt Cousins, Greg Hendrick. SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Team Standing Regular Season LSR Opp. 4 0 Xavier High School 12 0 Acton-Boxboro 4 0 Brookline High 3 0 Watertown High 3 0 Medford High 3 2 Newton High 6 0 Newton South High 5 2 Middlesex School 6 2 Brookline High 8 0 Watertown High 3 2 Medford 6 ( Newton High 4 0 Newton South High Eastern Mass Tournament LSR 3. Dennis-Yarmouth | LSR 1 New Bedford 4 Captain George Place 162 LINCOLN-SUDBURY VARSITY SOCCER TEAM RECORDS ANOTHER UNDEFEATED SEASON Coach MacKenzie leads team through a great season. Senior, Jona Donalson, high scorer with 23 goals, a school record. Promising Star Junior, Billy Mayo 15 Goals 163 Sophomore standout, Tom Colantuono pag fo te eA Senior Tillman Lukas makes one of his many great saves. Goal! A familiar sight to Regional fans this year. 164 ieee, Ee tee Senior Stalwarts Bruce Foust Steve Maurer TOURNAMENT ACTION Fighting Hard—Grant Underhill | 165 Heading a Regional drive is Steve Blanchette. UNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Junior Varsity Squad Front row, Spiller, Sauter, Sirianni, Noyes, Iguanti, Daniels, Carpenter; Back row, Pirrello, Douty, Denehy, Day, Kirshner, Blanchette, Ryan, Jackson, Mercury; Second row, Coach Mansur, Palmer, Koehler, Wilson, Keevil. Horton, Sampson, Davis, Allen, Grabill, Greenleaf, Rappoli, Walker, First Place in Suburban League 6-0 Season Record Where’s the ball? L S Opponent ] Concord-Carlisle 0 3 Wayland (scrimmage) 1 0 Ly nnfield Varsity 2 Don’t panic! You're covered. 2 Medford 0 2 Newton i 4 Newton South 0 6 Middlesex 2 2 Wayland 1 4 Medford 0 1 Newton 0 0 Lynnfield 1 1 Newton South 0 1 Weston 0) a0 8 167 CROSS COUNTRY 7 Wins—4 Losses in Best Season Second in Dual County League L S R defeated Wayland, Ashland, Westwood, and Cambridge School of Weston, and lost to Weston and Bedford. Team members were: Captain Dick Syming- ton, Steve Robinson, Roger Tallini, Charles Well- man, Doug Roy, Dan Durand, Paul Clementi, Pat Boles, Rod DeWallace, Jeff DeWallace, Ron Scherer, Mike Lyons, Dave Barker, Dave Braun, Jeff Henderson, Mike Parfenuk, Mark Riess, Jim Riess, Alan Leger, Lincoln Russell, Alex Monroe. Capt. Dick Symington received recognition as the league’s finest runner. He set a new school record of 13:35, running the 2.4 mile course against Weston. Run- ning in the state finals, Dick was second in the Class D competition, and 6th in the state. Says Coach Lewis Baldwin of Dick, “He is one of the most dedicated track men around.” Come on, Mike! Alex Monroe and Coach Baldwin check time and record as Alan Leger tries to overtake his Bedford opponent. 168 eee _e= xE x Z=S Through the woods. i © : 5, 24 atenipre Ce | i ' ‘ $. sane i f Clocking DeWallace (below) ® oe, bettie | ee. i 4 1; Steve Robinson Second Only to Symington What’s my time? Leger, Parfenuk, Coach Baldwin, DeWallace 169 2 A oo] a Ou o i“ Fs A S ‘Ss s oy Y Captain and Mascot Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity also had an undefeated season compiling a rec- ord of 6 wins and 2 ties. 171 Varsity and JV Warriorettes Undefeated 1) FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Record L S R Opponent 2 Lexington 0) 4 Westwood 2 4 Newton South 0 4 Newton North 0 2 Concord-Carlisle 1 3 Stoneham 0 1 Winchester 1 Coach Barbara Athy Varsity D. Kelley, C. Johnson, Allen, Clark, Demaine, E. Bogle, Captain Place, Dunsford, Coppenrath, Garavano, Harmon . Coffey, Messa, Terborgh, S. Haden, B. Bobroff, Coach Athy. “Splash”, or field hockey in the rain. . . the 3 D’s. laps and showers for Miss Athy . . . apples and goats . Drive and Reach! ... Weston .. . ski hats and sweat pants . . . locker room rumbles. . . towel fight . . . Rush that goal! . . . Heads up, sticks down . . . Let’s go girls— twinkle toe time . . . Undefeated! The last game in a winning season Varsity bench during JV game 172 SENIORS Marcia Rumble Sabra Haden Pam Garavano Captain Dottie Place Marcia Coffey Marianne Terborgh L3 Standing, Coach Athy, Haden, , Kirshner, Brown, Saul, Walsh, Underhill, , Greenleaf, Weinstein, Dunne; Kneeling, Houghten, Claffey, Frost, 174 The Grandstand at M.I.T. Victory Cheer CHEERLEADING Cheerleading Squad and Cheering Lincoln-Sudbury Crowd at Tourna- ment Game ) 175 Cheerleading Squad Front row, Marilyn Merz, Sue Colantuono, Ann Plank, Nancy Fox, Peg Hill, Captain Margie Seay; Co-Captain Kathie McCarthy, Maureen Hughes; Back row, Substitute, Anita Pinto; Terry Bogle, Cathy Phippard, Substitute, Pat Hamill. Senior Cheerleaders, Peg Hill, Capt. Margie Seay, Co-Captain Kathie Bogle. 176 “our” cheer . . . S-M-I-L-E . . . where will we practice today? til five o'clock? . . . Marge, does the uniform fit yet? Maureen’s confused . . . can we wear our blue s weaters again? . . . low voices . . . You CAN’T be absent . . . and Flash makes twelve . . . the name is Donaldson, Kath . . . a pep rally, today? . space your blondes . . . let’s do “pep” first . . . good year AU Wy 3c 40 Varsity Team Kneeling, Bruce Foust, Peter Holmes, Co-Capt. than Donaldson, Grant Underhill, Douglas Cook, Richard Bautz, Mark Jozwicki; William Mayo, James Nash; Standing, Coach Lew- Manager Thomas Norton. Not in picture, Co-Captain Dennis is Baldwin, Charles Vinciulla, Joseph Grasty, Hoyt Cousins, Jona- Flaherty. VARSITY BASKETBALL League Record L S Opponent 46 Westwood 49 60 Lynnfield 43 39 Wayland 42 57 Weston 55 50 Bedford 48 63 Acton-Boxboro 70 50 Westwood 60 46 Lynnfield 50 46 Ashland 49 50 Wayland 46 39 Weston De 50 Acton-Boxboro 68 73 Bedford 42 48 Ashland 54 Co-Captain Mark Jozwicki ee Co-Captain Dennis “Flash” Flaherty “Upcoming Junior”, Grant Underhill “Point Getter’, Solid Performers, Bill Mayo Dick Bautze and Chuck Vincuilla Tensed for Action Coach George Horton, L S R ’58, in his first year back, as coach of the sport in which he excelled, saw his JV’s make an JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL impressive record. League Record, 11-3 Westwood Lynnfield Wayland Weston Bedford Acton-Boxboro Ashland Westwood Lynnfield Wayland Weston Bedford Ashland Acton-Boxboro Kneeling, Ken Anderson, Peter Mercury, Albert Ryans, Roger Hand, Tom Colantuono; Standing, Alan Whit- Mansur, Richard Palmer, Coach George Horton. Junior Varsity Team 180 temore, Bob Alexy, Brian Maurer, David Porter, Jack No. 11, Jack Mansur Tom Colantuono, JV Freshman Team, 3-3 Kneeling, Alan Carpenter, John Iguanti, Ben Spiller, Bob Noyes, Ken Sauter; Standing, Scott Renwick, John Lyons, Don Douty, Ed Denehy, Earl Daniels, Coach Horton. 181 “Now listen to me!” Winter Track Team Kneeling, Bob Westcott, Peter Brown, Bill Sharrow, Doug Bruce Hunter; Roger Tallini, Al Monroe, Co-Capt. Dick Sym- Foust, Paul Clementi, Mike Parfenuk, Dick Driscoll, Mark ington; Pat Boles, John Becker, Jack Downing, Charlie Well- Hatfield, Larry Downing; Standing, Steve Robinson, Co-Capt. man, Tim Moir, Bob McQuade, Dan Hourihan. WINTER TRACK’S BEST SEASON Team Record 5 Wins—2 Losses Bedford—Win Lynnfield—Win Westwood—Loss Wayland—Win Acton-Boxboro—Win Co-Captain Hunter (2mile) Ashland—Win Weston—Loss Co-Captain Symington (2 mile—10:05.1) Coach James DeSimone: “Doug, you run the 1000.” 182 Bill Bedard (Shot Put) Dan Hourihan trains in the corridor. (Hurdles 6.2 sec.) Steve Robinson (1 mile) Paul Clementi (1000 yd.) John Becker “I’ve got to make the council meeting.” 183 GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Vicki Edelmann continues a Regional tradition in which each player receives a special, individual written message from her coach before the game begins. Junior Varsity Record Lincoln-Sudbury 14 Brandeis (scrimmage) 15 Our Lady’s (scrimmage) 3] Wellesley 5 Concord-Carlisle 21 Waltham 14 Weston aN Newton South 15 Lexington ai Winchester Opponent | Wi Ol 17 16 18 18 10 19 26 Varsity 6-1 JV 4-3 184 Varsity Record Lincoln-Sudbury 23 Brandeis (scrimmage) 53 Our Lady’s (scrimmage) 52 Wellesley 56 Concord-Carlisle 61 Waltham 47 Weston 49 Newton South 28 Lexington 51 Winchester Opponent 34 28 28 22 28 45 13 36 39 Captain Dottie Place Cathy Cobb Varsity Kneeling, Dullea, Clark, Capt. Place, Coppenrath, Cobb; Standing, Coach Edelmann, Gilfoy, Young, Walsh, Stott, O’Connor, Bobroff, Haden. Lydia Young hits for Captain-Elect Michele (Mike) O’Connor Regional. Varsity high scorer, sophomore Carla Walsh. 186 Contact by Messa J.V. TEAM Cunningham leap Determined dribble (Ellen Claffey) Junior Varsity Team Front row, Cunningham, Winship, Frost, McSheehy, Claffey; Back row, Dunne, Ja- cobs, Underhill, Messa, Zygala, Brown, Burke. HOCKEY TEAM HAS FINE SECOND SEASON Season Record 4-8-2 Opponent Bedford 0 Marian 5 (35 saves) Westwood Wayland Weston Newton South Lynnfield Bedford Marian (scoreless 2 periods) Westwood Wayland Weston Lynnfield Newton South ONN We OW O So kh = OW Hendrick hustles for pass vs. Wayland. Capt. Herb Chellis chosen for All Star Second Team, Chellis checks Weston player. Defense McGovern covers cage. Coach Hansberry gives pre-game instructions to starting 6. 188 Fe! : ae a See Meee Hockey Team Kneeling, Walkey, Nystrom, McGovern, Lennon, Capt. Chellis; Hendrick, Byrne; Standing, Coach John Hansberry, Mele, Aveni, Benker, Dempster, A. Leger, Cheatham, Sartori, B. Leger. Pick up the rebounds . . . pass and cut . . cover the cage. . . look up. . . hustle! Nystrom congratulates Steve Lennon, teams high scorer, on lone goal for L S in last Wayland game. or a ae nal a2 , i te . : @ a sé “s ri iy ete © a aes “e By a : . Ja , a 4 Poe. . s . he Byrne saves against Weston. McGovern watches for rebound. 189 a ee Biers) FACULTY ee ADMINISTRATION WILLARD A. RULIFFSON B.A. Drew University M.A. Paterson State Completing PhD in Administration, Columbia University. Superintendent-Principal ROBERT E. MILLETT A.B. Colby College Ed.M., Bridgewater State College Assistant Principal HAROLD ROSEN A.B., Boston University M.A., Boston University Director of Guidance 192 FACULTY Administrative Council MISS RUTH M. BUXTON A.B., University of Vermont M.A., Tufts University Chairman, Foreign Language Dept. Latin Junior Classical League Student Exchange Committee BRAMWELL B. ARNOLD B.S., Ed.M., Harvard Chairman, Science Dept. Science LEWIS K. BALDWIN B.S., University of Mass. M.S., Springfield College Chairman Physical Education Dept. Coach, Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country TERRY F. MISKELL B. Mech. Eng., M.A.T., Cornell University Acting Chairman, Mathematics Dept. FRANK HEYS, JR. A.B., Harvard M.A., Middlebury Chairman, Dept. of English English Teacher Counselor Faculty Secretary, CUM LAUDE ; Mathematics Chapter iL j Regional Review MRS. IRENE T. DHOSI B.S. in Ed., Salem State College Ed.M., Boston University Chairman, Business Dept. Teacher Counselor Business NORMAN R. SWICKER B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., State College at Fitchburg Chairman, Industrial Arts Dept. Mech. and Tech. Drawing PAUL B. MITCHELL A.B., St. Michael’s M.A., Clark University | Chairman, Dept. of History and Government Russian Studies EDWARD F. LEARY B.F.A., Mass. College ot Art Ed.M., Tufts University Interdepartment Chairman, Art, Music, Home Economics Art ] Teacher Counselor Advisor, DYAD MRS. KATHERINE D. BARTON B.S. University of Mass. Home Economics MISS BARBARA M. ATHY B.S., Boston Univ. Sargent College Physical Education Coach, Field Hockey, Lacrosse DAVID B. BRONSON A.B., Yale S.T.B., Episcopal Theological School S.T.M., Th.D., Harvard Divinity School English JOHN B. BOWDOIN B.S., Springfield College History Advisor, Student Exchange MRS. BETTY JANE ADRIAN B.A., M.A., New York University Guidance Advisor, Tutoring Service MRS. BARBARA S. BRANNEN B.S., University of Washington Home Economics MISS CECILE T. BRAULT A.B., College of Our Lady of the Elms M.A.T., Assumption College Frencn MISS KATHLEEN M. ABBOTT FRANCIS E. BELLIZIA, JR. B.S., Salem State College A.B., Dartmouth College Business ; English and Reading Freshman Class Advisor Junior Class Advisor 194 MISS JULIETTE A. BUNDGUS B.A. University of Vermont Advisor, French Club French MISS ELEANOR M. BURGESS B.A., Colby College Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY BRUCE B.S. Tufts University Art MRS. H. HAYDEN CABELL B.A., Purdue University Spanish and French MRS. EVELYN R. BURTON B.S., University of Michigan Biology : MISS BETTY JANE BUSIEK B.A. Guilford College Science MRS. MIRIAM S. COOMBS A.B., Middlebury M.A., University of Connecticut English Advisor, DYAD, TOM-TOM School News, Regional Review MRS. JANE S. CRISCO B.S., Pfeiffer College Mathematics JAMES L. DESIMONE A.B., Brandeis University German and Spanish Advisor, German Club Coach, Track MISS ELIZABETH M. FLYNN B.S. Newton College of the Sacred Heart Mathematics MISS MARION F. EDWARDS WILLIAM J. EDMONDS B.S., Beaver College sitet B.Mus., M.Mus., North Texas State Biology ; University Music Band, Orchestra DYAD Photography MRS. SHARON S. ECK B.F.A., Illinois-Wesleyan English COLEMAN P. GORHAM A.B. St. Francis Xavier University M.A. Boston University Guidance MRS. MARJORIE J. FLANAGAN A.B., Syracuse University Mathematics MISS VICKI A. EDELMANN B.S., Bouve Boston, Tufts University Physical Education Coach, Basketball, Tennis STEVEN R. GOLDBERG WILLIAM B. GALVIN A.B., Williams College A.B., Harvard A.M.T., Harvard M.Ed., Boston College History and Government Mathematics Advisor, Mathematics Contest Group 196 MISS ADAIR E. LINN B.A. Smith College M.A.T. Harvard History and Government MRS. JUDYE G. HARTMAN B.A., University of Texas Mathematics Ba Sue MISS ELISE A. KLEIN A.B., Mount Holyoke M.A., Middlebury Graduate School, France French French Club PHILIP G. LEWIS B.A. Dartmouth College A.M.T. Harvard Mathematics RICHARD J. JOHNSON B.S., Northeastern University Business : Advisor, School Store MRS. PRISCILLA T. LOCKWOOD B.S. Univ. of N.H. M.S. Boston Univ. Science JOSEPH D. KROL THOMAS J. HOOPER A.B., St. Mary’s, Illinois A.B. Harvard i, M.A., Boston College M.A. Univ. of Michigan Goethe Institute, Germany English German Faculty Manager of Sports German Club Scholarship Committee (Teachers’ Association) GEORGE L. HORTON, III B.S., Springfield College Physical Education Coach, JV Soccer, JV Basketball 197, MRS. FRANCES H. NESS A.B., Mount Holyoke M.A.T., Harvard Biology Freshman Class Advisor etiedl ceed dl ae HARRY J. MADRU B.F.A., Mass. College of Art Art HRD Rear Sheers ay my Te JOHN S. MacKENZIE B.S. Springfield College Physical Education Coach, Varsity Soccer, Wrestling MRS. KAREN JO NOBLE B.A., University of Kansas Speech, English Drama Club MRS. LYDIA A. MAILHOT A.B., Colby College English, Latin Circulation Advisor, TOM-TOM JAMES F. MOIR B.S., University of Illinois M.S. Ed. Framingham State College Earth Science ; 198 RICHARD G. MURPHY B.S., M.A., Boston College History Business Advisor, TOM-TOM Advisor, Student Court RICHARD E. MARKHAM B.S., Kansas State Teachers College History Teacher Counselor Golf Coach RAYMOND S. MARTIN B.S., Boston College M.S., Union College Chemistry Photography Advisor, DYAD, TOM-TOM MISS LINDA J. POLLARD A.B., University of Michigan English Advisor, KALEIDOSCOPE MRS. MARTHA R. PAPPAS A.B., Wellesley College M.Ed., Boston University English : Asst. Senior Class Advisor THOMAS J. O'BRIEN B.A., M.Ed., Boston College M.A.T., Brown University Biology ALBERT S. PALMER B.S., Boston College Mathematics OSEPH A. PACENKA .S.E., State College at Fitchburg Industrial Arts MISS ELIZABETH D. PIERSON B.A., Mount Holyoke M.A.T., Yale University English MRS. LAURA S. POLLOCK A.B., Radcliffe Ed.M., Harvard Guidance Counselor Chairman, Holiday Homecoming CARL G. PERKINS B.Ed., Keene Teachers College Ed.M. Boston University CAGS Boston University Reading Senior Class Advisor JERRY POZNAK B.A., Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. M.A.T., Harvard English 199 MRS. H. PATRICIA PUNCHARD A.B., Caldwell College for Women English Advisor, Cheerleaders Executive Committee, _ Regional Teachers’ Association | a PAUL J. WALSH B.S. in Ed., State College at Fitchburg Industrial Arts MISS SUSAN D. TRUTT B.A., Pennsylvania State Univ. Spanish Spanish Club BRADFORD H. SARGENT A.B., Clark University M.A., Northeastern University History and Government Student Council Advisor FREDERIC A. SCOTT B.S., Tufts University Physics and Chemistry THOMAS J. PUCHALSKY B.A., Assumption College English, Latin Advisor, Student Exchange MRS. HARRIET J. ROGERS A.B., Emerson College English, Speech, Director of Drama MISS DIANNE E. PULLO pete SPAULDING B.S., Sargent College, Boston University Physical Education M.A., Boston University Mathematics 200 FACULTY =A 1: a MRS. SHERRY G. WANG MRS. JUDY R. WILLIAMS : : Aah B.S., Indiana University B.A., University of Michigan . M.A., University of Michigan M.A., Yale University HENRY C. ZABIEREK Tabranan : 4 History B.A., University of Rhode Island M.Ed., Boston University History Teacher Counselor Director of Adult Education President, Regional Teachers’ Association MRS. MARY E. O’CONNOR, R.N. St. Elizabeth's Hospital Simmons College School Nurse Advisor, Future Nurses Club ROBERT G. WENTWORTH B. of Music, New England Conser- vatory of Music M. of Music, Boston University Director of Music USAN Y eared Mixed, Special, and Select Chorus M.S., Simmons College Librarian STAFF MRS. LILY T. SPOONER ALFRED C., DEROSIER ae Me tee DODGE Pierce Secretarial School Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Cafeteria g Business Manager and Secretary to School Committee 201 SECRETARIES MRS. VIRGINIA A. MAENPAA South Middlesex Secretarial School Receptionist and Secretary, School Office MRS. EUGENIA N. GARAVANO Miss Conley’s School of Business Attendance Secretary MRS. ELLEN DOROTHY BORG Burdett a Secretary to the Assistant Principal a ye MRS. MARGARET F. DOWNING Secretary, School Office MRS. LOIS A. RAWSON Secretary, School Office MRS. RUTH T. CATHCART Conklin’s Business School Secretary to the Superintendent-Prin- cipal MRS. HOPE E. BALDWIN Chandler School Library Secretary MRS. JUNE G. FINAN Assistant to the Business Manager 4 ow MRS. DORIS M. COOK Philadelphia Secretarial School American Institute of Banking Guidance Secretary MRS. GARCIA O. KIMBALL Katharine Gibbs School Secretary to the Director of Guidance MRS. GERTRUDE I. PATTERSON Auburn Maine School of Commerce Guidance Receptionist and Secretary CUSTODIAL AND MAINTENANCE STAFF Ellsworth W. Oulton Custodian Oliver Wainio, Maintenance James M. Horan, Official Dyad Custodian “How late are you going to be tonight?” Mrs. Eleanor MacDonald Matron Mrs. Frances Long Matron John Valentino Custodian Paul Carlman Charles J. MacNeil, Custodian Custodian William B. Long Maintenance Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Ruliffson — Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Millett Mr. Carl G. Perkins Mr. Joseph N. Krol Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coombs Mr. Francis Koppeis Mr. Thomas Norton Bay Path Nurseries Bentley's Stationers N.F. Brisson, Inc., Landscaping Concord Clothing, Inc. Continental Hair Fashions Corrigan’s Taxi Service Country Living, Inc. Doherty’s Garage, Inc. Hall’s Insurance Hebert’s Wayside Candy Cottage Hill’s Jewelers Irv’s Shell Service H. B. Knowles, Inc. Lettery’s Sudbury Flower Shoppe Lincoln Auto Lincoln Beauty Salon MacKinnon’s Sudbury Supermarket, Inc. MacRae Furniture, Inc. Marshall’s Apothecary Martin Coffey and Son, Fuel Oils Marvin's Foreign Auto PATRONS Jim Mercury’s Mobil Station Mullen Lumber Company Nan’s Fabrics —— Phelps TV Phil’s Barber Shop | - Plaza Cleaners Porter’s Restaurant Purdy Studios Ree’s Flowers Richardson Drug Co., Inc. Star Market Co. Steele’s Auto Body Repair Co. Sudbury Cleaners Sudbury Drug Star Barber Shop caus Swanson Pontiac Terry's Clip’n Curl Beauty Salon Town Line Hardware, Inc. Tracey's Shell Station Wayside Shoes Village Barber Shop 204 SENIOR PARENTS a a Mirand Mrs. Howard Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Mathiasen Lt. Col. and Mrs. CG. F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Gerard McIndoe Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Morg: , Mr. and Mrs. William G. Benker t. and Mrs. Henry M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nilo ener) cae Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Borg Mr. and Mrs. John R. Carter | Mr. and Mrs. David G. Chase Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Norton ) Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Clippinger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Plender : Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. William M. Preston ) Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Devoe Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Reynolds ) Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradlee Emmons Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Rhodes | Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ferrick Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Ritchie | | Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Gajewski Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Scharfenberger | | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garavano Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ranulf W. Gras Mr. and Mrs. William C. Spiller Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Haden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anton M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kelley Col. and Mrs. Allan P. Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Kowal Mr. and Mrs. David E. Townsend | . Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kusleika Mr. and Mrs. Paul Travers | Mrs. Donald C. Loveys Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Urgotis | Mrs. Sally Lukesh : Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Mann 905 ai Editor-In-Chief Business Manager Patrons Subscriptions Art Editors Senior Writeups Editors Drama Editor Music Editor Exchange Editors Faculty Editor Underclassmen Editor Sports Editors Cheerleading Editor Senior Portraits Color Photography (End Pages) Photography Advisors ne nN Staff Members Dorothy Boles, Deborah Kelley, Christie Grey, Dorothy Gajewski, Charles Hagenian, Candace Crowell, Susan Norton, Gregory Rice, June Spiller, Jay Schaffner, Janet Lennon, John Becker, Margaret Partington, Anne Clippin- ger, Kathy Buffington, Richard Symington, Richard Peter- S' ‘AFF son, Margaret Church, Linnea Borg, Patricia Kelley, Kathleen Morris, Pamela Garavano, Andrea Lowenstein. mee Rebecca Ritchie Thomas Norton Jeanne Perkins, Thomas Norton Judith Allen Judith Johnson Deborah Siler Ellen Morgan Peter Adrian ounaneuel Stephanie Smith apt Helen Scharfenberger Ann Ferrick Amantha Stacy Christen Raestad Linda Urgotis Barbara Duquet Margaret HijJl Bruce Foust Katharine Bogle Ronald Gedrim Col. C. F. Allen James Cunningham J. Paul Williams Thomas Rawson Robert Grabill Mr. William J. Edmonds Mr. Raymond S. Martin Purdy Studios, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Miriam S. Coombs Mr. Edward F. Leary Mr. Carl G. Perkins awcaliaaalll font oes 4 . . And so we progress, while seeming to digress, or even regress . . . and so we are unified, while seeming to diverge . . . for each of us wishes to work his own miracle . . . each of us is confident that he is master of his time . . . each of us is buoyantly youthful, and we believe in the words: “Men can do anything with them- selves if they will.” . . . and no day shall be up as soon as we, to try the fair ad- venture of tomorrow. Rebecca Ritchie ww % ) % ; “ith Fame cya saleal “Ss aes 3 ¥ ‘ i i = Sa i .e ie iy
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