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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1969 volume:

DYAD INCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SUDBURY, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XIII, 1969 L: n W'vM'GMaA Mr... Ian. nus Ml rau- ano aww 6v Ino'o'l 6-4 Sun. UNCULNSUBBURY REEJOW RS SENIOR CLASS :- MAW m mo LN! 5 .zzru 'vn rows snwab'aijmmnvn 8:00 P. M UM 111' H Um RY Rihhm U HihH V HUM H I'ITURH ! um. :n mum: HI mun! .. .., , s W ..g.ln.. .m, 'U'At find yourself immersed in a continuous process of grasping and striving to grasp . . . reach out to survive - go beyond seek new ideas. pursue experience and insight; try to know, comprehend, consider: question again and again I V ' wm- ,auuuwu. uhm ' .. , l$-I g: i f v ivy n-owJ. d 5+0 3:9 HT extend out of our community be helped; help others expand your interest - touch new wbrlds explore with imagination and developing skill stretch forward wonder at the multitude of things to be shared; .III ' '.IC c I Nnr-r -77 . r .ifn f. y ' ' 10m reach within and out of yourself ! , y . . . .168? Erkmrxugips; 4...? . 10 x I reach out. .t- inudm 1.2.3 1 .10th , ll Administration 78 Contents H alls 80 ics 128 A cadem A ctivities I 60 ; Vt . , ,' . y m . . ., K. ,X; Hi G .1 -$ :5 732x ' WN x I $i' ' A 33 SENIORS JOAN K. ANDERSON Joan May 22 Sudbury . I donW know. I don3t kn0w3' . Pierce Park . . . V.W3s . . . Ca 6 Cod . . . Wellfieet . . . Beautiul hair . . . sincere friend . . . ski trip . independent . . . witty. Intramurals l. 2: Freshamn Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Drama Club 1: En Class Rep. 2. 3: December Forma Decorations Committee 2. 3. 4: Senior Auction 4; Senior From 4. KENNETH D. ANDERSON Ken November 9 Sudbury Track. track. track . . 33Watch that in the halls . . . Athletic . muscular . . . friendly to everyone . . . sweet and understanding . .-0.K.9. Huhmzm Basketball 1: Varsity Spring ngk l. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Soccer 2. 3. 4: JV Basketball 2: Varsity Winter Track 3. TIMOTHY G. ALLARD Tim May 1 Sudbury Diving exhibitions . . . gymnast 2Tiny3 . . . RDCA . . interests in New Jersey . . . 34Gawd33 wrestler . . . accident prone? . checkered pants. 4Newington. Conn. l. 23 Student Council 1. 2; JV Soccer 1. 2; G mnastic Team 1. 2: LSR: Intramural ymnastics 3. 4; East Hall Council 3. 4; Varsity Track 3. 4: JV Soccer 3: Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Wrestling 4. DIANE A. APPLEBY Diane Feb. 25 Sudbury 2You love itV . . . Killington Ski Trip . with Kay. Rhod . and Wendy . works at the Pot hop. Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Ski Team 4; Leader Corps 4. 18 JANE ANN AHLBERG Jan Feb. 19 Sudbury Labs until 5:30 . . friendly enemies . Jan3s taxi service . . . ski nut . . locker combinations? Biology. 4Mt. Greylock Regional H. SJ Student Council I; Drama Club 1: Chorus 1: 4Barrington H. SJ tennis 2; Chorus 2: National Honor Society: LSR: Cum Laude 3. 4; lab assistant 3; select chorus 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Tutoring Committee 4; Dyad 4. DANA E. BADGER May 14 Sudbury 4-Yeah! 03K3Awr, heavy foot , loves excitement BRUCE R. ALLAIN Bruce August 2l Sudbury 41 move the question . . . Student Council man . . power mad . . always has an answer . . . U of Penn' . lawyer . . . jacket and tie. Varsity Track I; Tutor 11 Student Council Rep. 2: Dyad 1: Chairman of Student Advisory Comm. 2; Delegate 4. DEBORAH L. ADAMSON Debbie June 2 Sudbury 44Quiet . . . nice clothes . . . beautiful hair . . always there when you need her. PAUL F. ANDREW Paul 'Aprill Sudbury Bronzed physique . . . beautiful sweaters . . . easy going . . . 30h! Pardon meW . -. .fWhatP, skung . . . sw1mm1ng. Intramural softball l. 2. 3; Intramural volleyball 2: Mixed Chorus 3; Select Chorus 3. 4; French Club I: Debating Club 3; Tutoring Committee 4; Student Exchange Committee 4: Drama Club 4. YASUKO AIZAWA December 23 Japan Great sport . . . cute . . . math brain . . . Quiet . . . favorite expression: can3t print it . . . playing gunar . . . walking for 4 days . exchange student. Volleyball 1: photography club 4. CHARLES L. ALLEN Charlie October 5 Sudbury 441 don3t know3, . . . quiet . Honda 305 enjoys tennis and swimming . . Tech tourney. Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4. JOSLYN ARNOLD Jos Dec.2l Sudbury What can I say? . . . What is it? gorgeous clothes . . . J.M.C. . Loon . . . bucking out of driveways 0r 44borr0wing signs . . . Junior Prom Queen. Drama Club 1: Eng. Class Alt. Rep. 2; Student Government Handbook 2: Calendar 2: East Hall Assembly Committee 3: Junior Prom Decorating Committee and Queen 3: Senior Auction 4: Senior Prom 4. 19 JOHN P. BARTLETT Pike Feb. 3 Sudbury 41Amazing'3 . . . horseback ridin singing . . . 11Lct,s go to a movie1 . . . engineerin college 1968 Spring Tour, . . unior Prom Truck Driver. . . 11Let1s get that piano loaded? Intramurals 1, 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 4. CLAUDIA A. BASILE May 3 Lincoln Deep dark eyes . . . friendly conSIderate . . . 11Gynt11 . . . Scituate 168 . . cheerleader. 1Waltham1JV Basketball 1; JV Softball 1; LSR: Tutor 2; Pep Club 3; JV Cheerleader 4; Senior Auction 4. DAVID BAER Dave March 7 Sudbury Photographer . . . Putney . . . very active . .. intelligent 11What a downshift? Dress Code Committee 1; Student Court 2; Tech Crew, 11South Pacifid1 2; Student Council Representative 3; Promethean 3; JV Tenms 4. uAdmirable Crichton11 4. DIANE E. BERGEN Diane June 28 Sudbury 11July 1011 . . . skiing . . . frat pdrties . . . 11Bill11 . . . Jr. Prom attendant . . . B.V. . . . marriage JV Field Hockey 1; JV Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Checrlcading 2, 3. 4; Hallroom Representatwe 3, 4; Leader Corps 3, 4. STEPHEN J. BLACK Steve June 14 Sudbury 11That1s possibly . . . loves to golf . . . 11a friend to my friend? . . . Fenway Park 168 . . . 11pressure much'P, Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Varsity golf 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Senior Auction 4. EMELIA J. BARNECUT Mimi July 15 Lincoln 41Color me orange11 . . . ambition unlimited . . . commercial art career . . 13f you don1t feel intensely - ou can1t be a vital person1, . . . whlppe cream. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, 4; Student Court ' Judge 2; . Student Exchange 3; Drama 4; Student Council Representative 4. ANN 1-1. BALDWIN May 31 Sudbury 1fWhatT1 . . . math enthusiast llfeguard . . . always so neat 11Young lady, if you want to talk . . . Intramurals 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Auction 4; German Club 4; Emerson Hospital 3; Junior Aid. JAMES J. BARRY Jimmy November 15 Sudbury Guitarist . . . Senior-Freshman dance . . . uYou1re all right but notreally1, . . . Navy . . . Intramural Soccer 2; Work-Study 3, 4. DAVID BARKER Dave April 14 Sudbury Flex . . . Jr. History class . . . 111.10! Ho! I am the toad. . . . doing nothing . . . an Individual . . . to swim the Atlantic Track 1; Chess Club 1; Cross Country 1. ELAINE M. BARRY September 2 Sudbury 11A little humor there11 . . . art . . . very Funny . . . future teacher . . . cspanol ives! . . . just add water and mix. Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Auction, 4; Dyad Homeroom Representative 4 21 PATRICIA K. BILODEAU Patty June 3 Sudbury 11You want to go to Cambridge? . . . 2ultra cool!w . . . making trouble . . . body painting . . . vinyl. Drama 3, 4; Nurse1s Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. BJORKDAHL Bardahl August 17 Sudbury Friendl but shy . . . driving to ames . . . SYPMG 1Senior Piano oving Group1 . . . baseball little grey sunbeam. JV Basketball 9; IV Baseball 9; Varsit Basketball 10: V Baseball 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10; V Basketball 12. SL1 SAN M. CLARK Sue Nov. 6 Lincoln Athletic much . . . Droplginlg French . knee cast . . . Susan asically. casual studies . . . short duck Hockey co-captain . . . Sus who? . JV Field Hockey 1; Varsity Field Hockey 2 3 Co-Ca tain 4: JV Basketball 1; Varsity Bas etball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Lacrosse 2 3 4: Leader Corps 2, 3; Vice President 41Tutor 2,4; North Hall Homeroom Rep. 4; Senior Auction; Dyad Girls Sports Editor 4. PETER J. BROWN Pete March 19 Sudbury 1'Tw1ns in age only'! . . . parttime student . . . keys . . Executive A. V 111111 . . . cvnic . 2 Cheeseburgers, 2 French tries 1 large coke. Spring track, 1; Winter Track, 2. 4; Tech. 1111! Sound Crew: 1'Plain and Fancy? l: 'Fv'lnd V'Jnman of Chaillotf'i 1; 4'South .1:11Ec ' 3; Tnuch 01 the Poet 3: X111111r1h11 rithton 4; Audio Visua13, 1. .1'111. 1111 11111111 3 December Formal 4; S 1 1' 111111 4 PATRICIA A. BRENNAN Pat May 4 Sudbury I mean really33 . . . Irish . . . expressive eyes . . . bubbly . . . definitely rare. Cheshire High School, Chesire, Conn. l, 2; Student Council, Intramurals, Pe Club. LSR: Junior From 3; French Clu 3, 4; Senior Prom 4; Senior Auction 4; Femald Program 4; Dyad 4. DONALD BLANCHETTE Beach June 10 Sudbury Peace33 . . . Europe ahead . . . my ast 17 years . with Gaye and Fitz 1n homeroom . . . striped pants; pretty belts . . . shines in English. JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3 4; Intramurals 1; Gymnastics 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 3. 22 PETER M. BOCKOVEN Bock June 12 Lincoln Alfa . . . financial wizard? . . . animal sounds - for the birds . . . f'win 1133 . Charlie BrOWn . . . pass 11, T 3, Student Council 1, 2; Intramurals l, 2; December Formal Committee 1; Smokin Study 2; Class treasurer 3; Junior rom Committee 3. PEGGY J. BROWN Peg March 19 Sudbury In uiet eo le 15 vision and ur ose q44threglly? . . . Athlgticp. . . Photographer . . D.VR The Osco girls . . . Pigs . . . greenhouse window . Dingbat . . . Santa Claus gives me everything . . . 50 year old legs. JV Field Hocke 1, 2 Varsity 3, JV Basketball 1,2 arsity 3, 4; J..V ySoftball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3 4: Chorus 1; French Club 1; Dyad 3, Photography Editor 4. JOSEPH B. BOYD Joe January 1 Sudbury BN0. Mr. Sargent, it must have been one of my brothers33 . . . In homeroom once a month . . . Boyd where prohibited by law . . . broken hand. STEVEN M. BLOSSOM Steve December 3l Sudbury uWhafs wrong? . . . HR discussions . . . Nixon man . . . ph sics with Flex . . . ucan we do somet ing interesting todaYV . . . PRFC gym class. soccer star. Intramural soccer l. 2 ADA MAE COATES Sam December 17 Sudbury He Poulos!? . . . 3M6 engaged? . . . B hat a down? . . . Crowded Locker $1203 . . . H 8; H Miss Edwards . .. Billy. Freshman Chorus; Intramurals; Pep Club; Work Study 3, 4 STEPHEN D. COAN Crash J anuary 12 Lincoln A moment of silence for the telephone pole...C,GandN.Inc....H20j tcourtesy of Nashawtuc Country Clu$ . . . Say hi to Fitzy . . ttHow many does that make?'3 . . . Crashmobile . . . Blue shirts and red stripes. Audio Visual 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Drama Tech Crew: ttArsenic and Old Lace, BTouch 0f the Poet? 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Promethean Business Mgr. 3, 4; Dyad Business Mgr. 4; Senior Class Auction: Business Mgr. Senior Class. 23 GARY R. BREESMAN J une 7 Sudbury BBreezeB . . . hacking around with Bob . big smile warm hearted to everyone . . . sick! sick! cough drops - dum e dums. Intramurals 1, 2; East Hall Dance Committee 4. LINDA M. S. BROWN May 27 Sudbury Peace Corps prospects . . . painting walls in the south end . . . turtlenecks . music enthusiast . . . art school. tConoord Academ . L 2i Chorus 1; BThe Madwoman of C aillotf Glee Club 2; Concert Choir 2; tNashoba Re ional 3i Glee Club; Concert Choir. LSR 4i Mixed Chorus; Special Chorus. CRAIG J. BOREIKO Crag June 5 Sudbury Huh? Jefferson Airplane . Babble-on . . . PRFC . . . b10 lab . . . New Milford nights on tour . . . yak? . . . Harvard? . . . budding biophysicist Soccer; fancy feet science fiction. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Select Chorus 3, 4; S ecial Chorus 4; Chess Club 1; aleidoscope 3; Cum Laude 3, 4: Dyad 4. hi. 3 1 1 1 '3 MARTHA C. CLOUGH Marcie August 30 Sudbury Boothbay Harbor . . . Baldwin. Barry, Clough fantastic seamstress Forget it, Ann2 . . . the lost Valiant. 1G1enn Ridge H. S. l, 21 Varsity Field Hockey 1. 2, 3: JV Basketball 1; Intra- mumls 1, 3: Student Exchange Host Fumilx' 4: Senior Auction; F. T. A. 4: Leader Corps 4. ANN V. CHANDONAIT Annie May 7 Sudbury Music ambition . . . 111 can ima ineV . select chorus . . . 111 don3t rink1, 11Keep those lights on! . .. Brigham,s and the eternal halrnet struggle. Intramurals l, 2, 3; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Select Chorus 1, 2, 3; Special Chorus 2, 3; Leader Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Auction PATRICK F. BOLES Pat May 19 Sudbury Track man Good Dresser Pacem lover . . . 110. KW . . . uBips on11 with Jack and Mark Australia bound understanding friend . . . SPMG. Varsity Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals l, 2, 4; Varsity Cross Country 2; Usher, Homecomin and Graduation 3; Varsity Spring Trac and Field 1. 2, 3. 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior From, 4. 24 ELLEN A. CLAFFEY Ellen March 21 Sudbury Always in the gym . . . 110. K33 . . . little yellow car . . . 11come on,1 . . . ym siort teacher . . . loves all sports . . . ...goalie...D.Q. JV Field Hockey, 2; Varsity Field Hockezl; 3, 4; JV Basketball 2, 3; Varsit Basket all, 4; Varsity Lacrosse 2, 3, 4: Captain 4; English Class Rep. 2; Leader Corps 2, 3, 4. J . MARTIN COFFEY Marty March 7 Lincoln 11You know where ifs at now11 Skiing Loon . . . Motorcycles . . . The Bash . .. Holmes party .. . 1Okay, now13 . . trips to San Francisco. 1Sterling School 1, 21 Varsity Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 1, 2; Junior Prom 3. RICHARD CIAMPI Ricky Nov. 8 Lincoln Brother of Lump . . . Oldsmobile . . . Diane .. . . Mr. Thibeaulfs Physics Class . . . R1cardo . . . Me and Earl . . . any two on the football team. lntramurals l, 2. ANDREA L. CAIN Andi July 4 Lincoln Flower ower. . . Business whiz. . . 415 this to ay4s shorthand or yesterdays? . . . The Dyad typist . . . uBut whlds goin to steal the comet? . . . stBut lfs cool. Intramurals l. 2. 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3. 4; Senior Auction: Senior Prom; Dyad Typist 4. DEBORAH A. CAFFREY Debby Oct. 12 Sudbury Wild summers at Chatham . . . Junior gym class . . . sReally? . . . Attractwe wardrobe . . . The Pot Shop . . . hsOh StopV . . . hFinally, my own car! . . . always laughing. Volleyball Intramurals 2, 3; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. MICHAEL A. CLARK Mac June 30 Sudbury Friendly . . . eslt might be! . . . cut off sweat shirts . . . the keys . . . skin tight pants . . . Zola4s drug store. Intramurals l, 2; Monitor 2. 25 PHILLIP M. BRESCIA Phil July 19 Sudbury Cracking jokes Marshallhs apothecary . . . U. Mass. . . . sharp looking pants . . . 4hReallyT4 Intramurals l. 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4. '3 W 4K :iX 4'; x 4's 4 THOMAS P. COLANTUONO Tom October 4 Sudbury All around student . . . very intelli ent . nice dresser . . . letters to the e itor . . . William F. Buckley Fan S.P.M.G. . . . athlete. JV Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2e 3. 4; JV Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Math Contest Team 2, 3; Cum Laude 3. 4. ROXANE M. DAVIS Roxane November 13 Sudbury 11Terrible thing13 . . . fompgter programmer . . . quiet . . . math whxz. 1Girls Latin, Dorchesten. Athenian Club 1. 2: Athletic Club 1. THOMAS P. CROWELL Tom January 31 Sudbury Tim and Dick . . . The Corporation, The Bike. and Barbed Wire . . . Lights . . . summers on the Vineyard Intramural Soccer, Volleyball, 1, 2: Alt. Student Council Representative, East Hull 3: Pros. East Hall 4; Drama Production Stuff 4: Pierce House Group 4 CARLOS F. DAVIS July 17 Sudbury Costa Rica . . . baritone sax and drums cumbia Mocha Ice Cream Sodas . . . chihuahua . . . moustache . . . half frame 35 . . . Billy Jo. JV Soccer 1, 2; Tennis 1, 4; Dixieland Band 1; Dance Band 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band President 3; Audio Visual 3; Photo Club 4. SUSAN P. DARBY Sue October 31 Sudbury Banana curls . . . 1:203 crowded locker . . . German phone call . . . to Spain in April . . . Star Market! .you have a call on 418 . . . Good grief. . . . Sprechen Sie espanol. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Library Asst. 1, 2; Tom-Tom 2; Tutor 2; Student Exchange 3; Monitor 3; Junior Prom 3; Spanish Club 4; Senior Class Activities. 26 CYNTHIA R. CUMMINGS Cyndy September 13 Sudbury 1Smile, the world's on tin? . . . Travel! Go West! . . . Senior Auction . . . My part 1! . . . the OSCO girls . . . animal crac ers. 1Thomas C. Marsh High School 1, 2, 3 Drill Team 1; Science Fair Societ 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art C1u 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; F. T.,A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 2,' 3; Spanish Club 4; Senior Auctlon. NEIL D. COURTNEY J uly 2 Lincoln Asst. Weekend Manager Super Guin, Guin, and Fin . . . De Colrdova . . . water-skiing . . . bottomless-plt. Intramural Volleyball, Soccer 1, 2, 3. NUR Z. EREL June 15 Izmir, Turkey 44Can on open my locker lease? . . . trip rom Turkey to oston expressive eyes . . . always giggling. Ukmerican Collegiate Institute, Turkeyj Committee on Order 1, 2; Tourism Club 1; Day Nursery 1; Village Project 2; At LSR: Modern Dance 4: Student Exchange 4; Intramurals 4; Dyad 4. MARK R. CURRAN Carrot April 21 Sudbury With Jack and Pat . . . Weah, sure2 . ski trip . . . Starhre . . . Pumpkins in Lincoln . . . Total blush . . . witty . . . frog laugh. JV Soccer 1. Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Golf 2. 3. 4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Auction; Senior Prom. D. BRADFORD DAVIS Brad Aug. 14 Lincoln Chipper . .. . avid skier . . . Brooks Brothers ShlftS . . . deceptively quiet. MELISSA L. DUSTIN June 11 Lincoln Always with Poulos . . . Youth GrouE working at Starrow House wit Karen. Tutor 2, 4; Intramurals. 27 JAMES M. DAVIN Jimi November 24 Sudbury 2You know what I mean'P, . . . green VW . . . his . . . Skiing? weekends . . . boss guy . . . witty 5 year man. 4Marian Hi h 1. 24 Football 1. JV Football 2; J Basketball 2; Varsity Golf 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 3. GEOFFREY L. DAVIS 06011 June ll Lincoln Summers at the Vineyard . . . long fingers . . . V. W. lover . . . little room upstairs . . . patient!!! . . . free. French Club: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Student Council 22 3; Student Action Committee. CHARLES M. DUNNE Chuck April 13 Sudbury Drag races . . . Ladd. - forever . . . at Mercury3s . . . 364 Bu1ck. Intramural Soccer 1, 3 LAWRENCE P. DUGAN Yo Yo August 30 Sudbury Lovable laugh . .. 11pipe up Friday nights, D. Q. . . Intrumurals l, 2. 3, 4 .with Deb. I H DENISE M. De LIMA Denise January 30 Brazil That big warm smile . . . never discouraged . . . What does this mean please? . . . South of the border. Associacao a Service do Crianco - Presidente; Semana do Normalista - Representative; Drama Club 4; 1LSR1 Spanish Club 4; Student Exchange 4. g RODERICK H. De WALLACE Rod March 27 Sudbury 1Forget it, YeaW . . . sandals spear-flshing . . . red truck motorcycle. Varsity Sprin Track 1, 4; Varsity Winter Track 2, 4; arsity Cross Country 2, 3; Conservation Club 2. ROSEMARY A. DOYLE Rosie May 2 Sudbury The ellow submarine . . . with Wendy and ue . . . 11Bi ! Real1y, Really, Big!,,,, . . . Boogs . . . T 6 bush . . . 21 might? Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1; Tom-Toxh 2; Monitor 2; Senior Auction. J EFFREY S. De WALLACE J 611' March 27 Sudbury 111 don3t know3, . . . scuba diving. The Ocean . . . Varsity Spring Track 1, 2; Varsity Winter Track 2; Varsity Cross Country 2; Volleyball Intramurals 2, 3; Conservation Club 2, 3. 28 WALTER DAVIS December 7 Sudbury Moustache . . . fantastic wrestler . . . short guy. ,St. Ma 3s of the Assumptiom 1, 2: JV Footbal 1, 2; LSR: Varsny Wrestling 3, 4; Varsity Spring Track 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 4; Intramurals 3. ARTHUR R. COTONI Art May 15 Lincoln Doherty's Garage Shop . . . stWhen did they put the rug in the library? . . . demo-derbies . . . Little Italy . . . Jr. partner of Superguin, Guin, and Fin. Work Study 3, 4. SUSAN R. DOWNS Sue November 11 Lincoln Talking with Jean in Math and gym . . . s rechen sie Deutsch? . . . summer in ermany . . . artistic . . . uses the bike path. tArcadia High School, Greece 1, 2, 33; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Water ballet l. 2, 3; Science Honors Club 1, 2; Girls Varsity Swim Team 2, 3; Dyad 4; Drama 4. HOYT H. COUSINS November 8 Sudbury ?Chickenbreast . . . Swedish 'rls . . . meager appetite . . . super a lete . . . Hoyfs helght. J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Track 1, Varsi Track 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange 3; um Laude 3, 4. DONALD A. De GRAEVE Don June 7 Sudbury ttBig! Is it real?! important? . . . Fleenland . . . stu ent power . . . Plays the bass guitar. Student Council President 4. ! ANN M. De JESUS Annie August 2 Lincoln Always peppy . . . b?ls, boys, boys . . . summers 1n Marshfiel . Mr. Hoopefs En lish'hclass . : . ttgoing to the. game to ayiw . . . ttereeeeW . . . Dav1d. . . the big black heetwood. Intramurals 2, 3. 4; French Club 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 3, Ca tain 4; Junior Prom 3; Mgr. Lacrosse ; Senior Homeroom Rep. 4; Senior Auction 4; Leader Corps 4. 29 JANET M. EARLY Jan Oct. 7 Sudbury 2Hey guess what I did nowV . . . Mr. Puchalsky3s Latin Class . . . sports, games . . . constant smile . . . dark eyes . . . French club. Intramurals l, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tutonng 3, 4. H .WWW$ 3'; JOHN K. ENOS May 22 Sudbury Caveman . . . Horse Pond Road Gang . . 354 Chevies . . . Maynard. MARILYN W. FACKLER Marilyn June 23 Sudbury 33What a farce enthusiastic sailing. . . ambitious . . . summer 1967 Wleasantville High School 1, 2, 33; Chorus 1, 2, 3: Select Chorus , 4 Yearbook l, 2 Dyad 4; Field Hockeig 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Drama Club 4; 6 Club 4; Student Exchange Committee 4. LAWRENCE N. ENTWISLE Larry May 1 Sudbury Senior in transit go-carting always laughing at something. MARGUERITE M. ECKHARDT Gretchen Feb 2 Lincoln Poster power . . . crab soccer , generally art and music . . . left-handed- ness . . . Latin Class . . . major in art. Kaleidoscope 1, 2, 3, 4 GALE A. EDWARDS April 3 Sudbury Warm and friendly . . . talented artist . . . with Connie and Karen K-E-N-N-Y . . . soul . . . barefoot. . . dungarees. Student Council 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Select Chorus 3, 4; Promethean 3. 3O JEAN M. ENGLAND Jeanie September 25 Lincoln Music and writing . . . cello . . . purple ribbons . . . Latm class . . . scholarly . . . tennis . . . silversmithing Oberlin. Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: S ecial Chorus 2, 3. 4; Select Chorus 4; um Laude 3. 4; Kaleidoscope 3. JONATHAN D. FICKETT Jon October 23 Sudbury lth finelll . . . Jimi Hendrix fanatic . . . uns . . . PRFC . . . faking it ooling around homeroom Texan by choice . . . Dummy Connecticut . . . need a wallet? German Club I; Intramurals: basketball 2, softball 2; Winter Track 3, 4; Dyad 4. CAROLINE E. EMMONS Cai January 15 Lincoln Is that accent for real? . . . would on like a cup of tea? . . . long shiny air . . . drama . . . 34Pip, pipy cheerio and all that rot? lCheadle-Hulme 3l Freshman Chorus; French Club I; Kaleidoscope l. 2, 4; llMadwoman 0f Chaillot l; Varsity Tennis 1; Student Council 2: Student Exchange 2. 4 Choir 3; Drama 3; Literary Magazine 3; llThe Admirable Crichton 4. ROBERT A. EBELING Bob. Igor July 9 Sudbury My leave-the-school trick . . . patches made by the 383 Dodge . . . school fake-outs . . . Wentworth . . . Nonh- eastern. Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Computer 3, 4; Student Council 4; Constitution Commu- tee 4. MARCELLE DAUVILLIER Lincoln Language whiz . . . from Holland . . . interpreter . . . llugly duckl2 THOMAS J. ELLIOTT Tom Aug. 9 Sudbury llForgct it DeWallacelll . . . black pants . mustang. . . quxet. AV 1,2lPresJ 31 JANET C. FLINT Jan July 11 Sudbury Joefs girl . . funny fingers . . punctuality . . . longest eyelashes ever! . . . 110K. Charlie youke good? Tutor 2: Intramurals 2; Work-Study 4. FRIEDA A. GALLIGAN May 7 Sudbury Quiet . . . Mrs. Baileys homeroom . . considerate. DOUGLAS B. FOUST Doug Nov. 28 Lincoln The Yo-mobile . . . SPMG skiing . . . sailing and drafting co-tech drawing teacher . . . 11Are you kidding meiw javelins unsung soccer hero. JV soccer 1; Varsity soccer 2, 3, 4; winter track 1, 2, 3; spring track 1, 2; Tech crew 3, 4; ski team 4: Junior Prom 3. RODERICK J. FINAN Rod July 13 Sudbury Band Room andmr bio lab . . . white shoes . . . 11Right. I have a fondest memory . . FFET . . tough job at Nashawtuc . baritone sax and clarinet. Dixieland Band 1, 2. 3: Woodwind ensemble 1, 2, 3; Clarinet Quartet 2, 3; South Pacific orchestra 2; Beethoven Mass orchestra 3; Music instructor 3, 4; Orchestra 2; German Club 3. 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Band Oflicer 4. 32 DEBORAH J. FLOYD Deb Dec. 14 Sudbury B G W . . . skiing at Loon. summers at the cape . . . VW1s . . . 11Hit me reallyV . . . definitel not dead . . . busy signals . . 11Llsten13. 'AW;; .V 1; L '1 am? i; 3; L JUDITH M. FLYNN Judie May 9 Sudbury Forgetful . . perpetual smile . never without books . . . su er friendly . . complaisant . . . 11 re you surefw . . Brighamk F reshman chorus 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Tom-Tom 1, 2; F.N.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 3; Fe Club 3; Dyad 4. Prom Committee 4: enior Auction 4. Library Aid 3. DAVID S. FITZGERALD Fitz July 2 Sudbury Bell bottoms . . the new left . 31 can operate a blue print machine . sandals . . . Phys. Ed misfits . . avid reader . . with Gaye and Beach in homeroom. Civil Rights Committee 1. Drug conference 3; underground newspaper. The Revolution 4. ELLEN W. FARAN Len June 17 Lincoln Tennis player extraordinaire mim-skirted . . . birthday poems . . notebook gramti. Varsity tennis Co-Capt. 2, 3. 4: Kaleidoscope 2. 3. 4; Cum Laude 3. 4: Student Exchange 4: Dyad 4. 34We Swedes; . i. Ellen i g -U and her lunch bags . . . CONSTANCE E. FILBIN Connie Sept. 5 Lincoln What a star! . . English with Mrs. Ro ers . . . super short skirts . wit KK . . horizontal stripes. Select Chorus 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Student Council 3: Promethean 3; Junior Prom 3. GILBERT W. FULLERTON Gibby Oct. 31 Lincoln Ireland . . . MG and Coast Guard bus . . . iiPhysics homework. are you kidding?'3 contagious laughter . . mischievous air . . . Ffej? Band I. 2. 3. 4: Exchange Student to Ireland 3: Dance Band 3. 4: Photography 4: AV 3. 4; Student Exchange 3. 4. 33 STANTON L. GERSON Stan April 18 Lincoln 33Have you paid your dues'r' . . . C. G and N Inc . . . fiautist . homemade Merimekko ties . . '. hSmn. Cgm $you work at the dance Friday mghtf . . his curly lox . . . iiYou know what you can do for me? . . his charm .. . . Food? . . . perennial officer . . . SPMG. Class Treasurer l. 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Tutor l. 2. 3. 4: Student Exchange 1. 2. 3: Chess Club 1: Woodwind Enseinble 2. 3. 4; French Club I: Executive Committee Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Math Contest 2. 3. 4; Kaleidoscope 3. 4: Dyad 4; Cum Laude 3.4. KAREN L. EVANGELISTA Karen Jan. 30 Lincoln ihOh. OK33 . . Storrow House '68 . . . my laugh33 . . . uDoes anybody haile anything to eat? . . . beautiful Clothes . . Capezio shoes . dark brown hair. Intramurals 2. 3: Kaleidoscope 3. 4: Future Teachers of America 3: Student Exchange 2: Senior Auction 4. NANCY L. GREENLEAF July 17 Sudbury 11Ciaou!'1 . . . awful Monda morning . . Shakespeare . . . 11 ey, Mr. Marshall. I couldn1t do the homework11 . . . defensive hockey. JV field hockey I. 2; JV Softball 1; French Club 1; School store 2; Student Monitor 2; Bowling intramurals 2, 3; Varsity field hocke 3, 4; Manager, Varsity Tennis 3; aleldoscope 3, 4; Promethean 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Leaders corps 3, 4; Student exchange 4, Dyad, Treasurer 4. RICHARD A. GREGORY Dick Jan 6 Sudbury 11Don1t give me any grieP . . . college? . . skiing at Mt. Snow . . . kills himself in gym . . . works at Sheps. Conseryation Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Commxttee. me; CHRISANNE HALL 11Crickie33 January 24 Sudbury 11Ay, madreV . . . experiment in S ain . . . Los Vascos . . . busy, busy, usy . Hispano-American enthusiast . . . Peace Corps . . . 11Physics nevermoreP, Intramurals 1, 2; Spanish Club Secretary 1, 2; Vice President 3; Freshman Chorus 1; Cum Laude 3, 4; Dyad 4; Student Exchange Club 3, 4; International Week Co-Chalrman 4. ELIZABETH J. GRINNELL Beth Dec 31 Lincoln , One ierced ear . . . to live in inward happmess and peace and to love and be loved equally out of school in summer. Art club 1, 2; South Pacific 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Select Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Promethean 3; Alienated Youth 3. MICHAEL G. GERLACH Mike Sept 8 Sudbury 11ding-aling1'3 . . . baby-blonde hair. . . troublemaker . . . paisleyJJants tzipper on the side; . . . 11but Ran , Eddie told me to do it this way11 . . . B'onnie always. Watertown High 1, 2: JV basketball 1, Intramurals 2, Work Study 2. L.S.R.: Work Study 3, 4 J EFFREY P. GOODWIN J eif August 13 Sudbury 111 mighf, . . . First National . . . Rambler . . . extra help With Miss Colby . . competing with Steve in Math. East Hall Christmas Party 3; East Hall Halloween Party 4. C. STEVEN GODIN Steve July 10 Sudbury Famops . likes to sketch . . . typist . .' msamty3, 44F. N. SP3 looking for rooms in a new school. Gardner High. Drama Club 2, 3; BiOlOEK Club 2, 3; Athletic Association 3. At L : Promethean 3, Junior Prom 3; Intor 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior Prom ROBERT L. GRABILL Rob June 16 Lincoln Fantastic goalie . . . PRFC . . . to Oberlin . . . S + R mobiles Admirable Crichton . . . green VW . . . shutouts . . . 33Hi, Fitf . . . melodramatic . . . great dancer. JV Soccer 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec-Treasurer 3; Vice-Presidem 4. Dyad l, 2; Class Secretary 2; Student Council Treasurer 3; Promethean Sports Editor 3; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Drama: Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Admirable Crichton 4; Student Exchange 4. DONNA GOUNARIS J uly 4 Sudbury 2The Greeks are the greatest! modelin ambitions . . . Buttrichs . . . beautifu smile . . . always with Ben. Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club V-P 3; Dyad 4. 35 D. BRADFORD GRAY Butter Sept. 16 Sudbury 2Pcace2 . . . Remember the B. V. mobile . . . and Tiny and Tim. DIANE L. GIANNETTI Diane Sept. 29 Sudbury Rick Ciampi . . . 363 Chevy wagon. Italian Lineage . . . Work Study Program 4. PATRICIA M. HAMILL Patty Nov. 5 Sudbury Cheerleading . . . always in the gym . I . ttYoutve got to be kiddingW . . . peute . . . medlcal technologist . . . John . . . ths Friendly?,2 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleadingj 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Leader Corps , 4; December Formal 3. STUART J . HAMILTON Stu May 17 Sudbury Roz mathematical abilities T-bird math contest group P.R,F.C. . . . the Red Sox . .. 30 - Finn . . . William F. Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4: lntrumurals 2: Constitution Comm. 2: Math Contest 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Fum Luudc 3. 4; Dyad 4; East Hall th! 3. 4 73 x 3 k1: i i 3, ; t s CAROL A. HOEY ttCarrie,, September 28 Sudbury 3Guess whatW . . . New York with Val . . . Framingham State? . . . contributor to world-wide serenity . . . Beautiful hair. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Fernald Project 3, 4; F uture Teachers of America 4. HOLLY HAMILL Dec. 16 Sudbury ttAmazingtt . . . Braids . . . Junior Prom Breakfast . . . The Operation Beautiful Clothes . . . ttIt was such a goof? Intramurals 1; Smoking Committee 2; Dress Committee 1; Jr. Prom 3; Sr. Prom 4; Dyad 4; Student Government Com. 2; Children3s Day 4; Dec. Formal Com. 1, 3, 4 36 RAND B. HAMMOND Randy J anuary 14 Lincoln Infectious smile . . . college . . . nice clothes . . . blue and brown eyes . Hambone. . . SPMG . . . tCary, Illinois 1, 2; JV Basketball 1, 2; Select Chorus 3, 4; S ecial Chorus 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, . SUZANNE L. HALL August 16 Sudbury ttHave you seen the locker todat'y?34 . . . water jugs . . . ttDaddy . . . plzza . . . F troop . . . meter maiding . . . locker interior decorator . . . bouncy. Tom-Tom l, 2; Freshman Chorus 1; Drama Tech. Crew 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Dyad 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior Prom 4. SYLVIA J . HAROIAN Flash June 14 Lincoln Hendrix fan . . . 2,001 insults for all occasions 2Hello Dummf . always joking . . . secret locker combination. Vice President French Club 1; Student Tutoring Service 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Representative 3; Promethean 3, 4; Junior Prom; Dyad 4; Co-Chairman Youth Festival 4. KIM D. HANSEN 0Denmark Jan 20 Exchange Student -. Mik! . . . Imported soccer star . . . a Danish Viking 2whaaat?!24 . Strawberry Fribble . . . Marco Polo of the 20th centu . . . friendly international play oy. 501' Private Realskole, Denmark; Varsity Soccer 1, Captain 2, 3; Drama 2, 3; Newspaper 3; LSR varsity Soccer 4; Student Exchan e 4; Drama 4; Ski Team 4; Tennis 4; enior Auction 4; 2The Admirable Crichton 4. CHERYL A. HAMM Cher Oct. 1 Sudbury Qpiet . . . independent . . . 00h I never sald that! . . . would like to go Skiing in the Swiss Al 5 remember Miss Braulfs secon year French class? . . . December Formal Attendant. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4 ROGER B. HAND Feb. 6 Sudbury Peaceable . . . Triumph 500 . . . he can smell it a mile away . . . blue book bag . the Rock . . . Morse Road . . . innocent and inconspicuous? Freshman Basketball; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. MARGO T. HAPGOOD Hap March 3 Lincoln 0Pm happf . . . Mr. Hoopefs English Class . .. photograghy .. . raising Himalayan cats . . . arold . . . horse back riding. Work - Study 4. RICHARD HANCHETT Rick June 15 Sudbury Milford man . . . skiin . . . The mocs . . . kazoo . . . mfhat on2t out no ice! . . . P. R. F. C. . . . 0Leave it to Beavef, . . . William F. . . . 2Avis? Homeroom rep. 1, 2; JV basketball 2; Varsity soccer 2. 37 CHERYL J. HUNTER May 27 Sudbury 2You nummy33 . . . Huntah and Rob . . . bumming around the world with Joy . . sychologist . . . match maker . . . The CV. . . . The Falcon. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Promethean Business Manager 3; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Student Exchange 3, GAIL L. HUHTAMAKI September 19 Sudbury 2Clover2 . . . 2pcace33 . . . talks to EBJ . . . 2What a bummer . . . Fair Chance . . . furcoat . . . future: psychology. School Store 2; Smoking Committee 2; Monitor 2; Drama 3, 4; Intramurals 3; 4; Tutoring 4: Dyad 4. Dyad 4. ROBERT W. HARMON, JR. Bob July 21 Sudbury Witty personality . . . colle e . . . soccer enthu81ast . . . Scituate 36 . . . 21 just came from, Phys. Ed., Mr. ArnoldW Intramural Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; JV Soccer 3. ROBERT T. HATFIELD Bob June 2 Sudburg 2Rambler4s Reign33 . . . Summers on the move . . . 2But then? . . . Nobscot Wonder. JV Baseball 3; Baseball 4. ROBERT W. HARRISON WENDY S. HORWITZ Bob Dec 13 Sudbury Dec. 15 Lincoln Tall . . . transfer from tho . . . quiet Longest hair ever . . . great mind . . . . . smart . . . talklng w1th teachers . . . soft s oken . , . super straight 800,3 . . . sports. sand 5. ;Mt. Vernon Ohio; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1; Varsity Cross Country 2, 3: French Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4. Intramurals 2; Student Exchange 2, 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Russian 4. MARY S. HOWE October 28 Sudbury Full of fun . . . Eddie . . . . nursing career. . neat dresser Intramurals 1, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; December Formal Committee 1; Dyad 4; Freshman Chorus; Student Government 2; Monitor 2; Mixed Chorus 3. LAWRENCE E. HORTON Larry June 20 Sudbury Sarcastic humor . . . future D. J. . . . Red Mustang . . . side burns . . . uthafs pretty big! . . . 3gynt33 . . . rock music devotee. Intramural soccer 2, 3; Volle ball 2, 3; Biology Tutor 2; Junior Prom ommlttee 3; Hall Representative 3; Dyad 4; Senior Prom Commlttce 4. ALLEN E. HILDRETH Al May 26 Sudbury Valiants forever . . . late apers all the time . . . with Fish . . . qu1et disposition . . college. JV Wrestlin 1; Varsity Wrestling 2; Intramurals , 2. ANN C. HOLLAND Anni March 25 Sudbury 34Real.l V . . . conservative . heauu ul clothes . . . retailing . . . good tlmes with good friends. Intramural Volleyball 2; Junior Prom; Dance Committees 3; Femald Christmas Party 3; Dyad 4; Senior Prom 4; Childrcn3s Day 4. x 3, MAUREEN F. HUGHES Moe June 4 Sudbury Lollipops . . . oldfish and camations . . smiley . . . olvo . . . patience . 2the thing is . . . N. C. experience. Intramurals 1, 2; French Club 1; Monitor 2; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3; Leader Corps 3, 4; Home room representative 3; Student Council 4; Senior Auction 4. LYNWOOD R. HERRING Fish Jan. 25 Lincoln 2Hey, check it out! . . . 44Care rightV . . . Easy going . . . nice clothes . . . Soul. Freshman Basketball; Varsity Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity S ring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, g? 3; Soccer 1; ?rama Tech Crew 2, 3, 4; Cross Country DONNA E. JACKSON Doni April 22 Sudbury ;;H0w be ya'V . . . hockey fanatic . . . fair haired . . . Mark . . . always ready to talk . . . Track Olympics?? Intramural gymnastics l; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2; School Store 2; Monitor 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Auction; East Hall Representative 4; Dyad 4. GARDNER J ACKSON 2Jay33 October 23 Lincoln Unsung hero of the soccer team quick mind those cross word puzzles! . . . tennis . . . chuck expressive smile . . . ;;Oh yeahV JV Soccer 1, 2, 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Tennis 3, 4. LYVIA KALISKY Lyv June 27 Sudbury 44Do you realize?33 . . . letter writing . . . intense . . . join the Peace Corps an go to Thalland and Japan sophomore year in Bangkok. Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Math Team 1; Freshman Chorus 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 3, Co-editor 4; Promethean 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Student Exchange 3, 4; Assistant director of Admirable Crichton 4. 40 TERESA L. JABLONSKI Nov. 18 Sudbury 2Terri never I retty smile slalom2skiing A ice3s Restaurant . sissy blouses and beaded vests . . . ;;I3m going home for ChristmasP, Citizenship Award; Parrot Staff; Dyad 4. VALERIE J OHNSON Val J une 26 Sudbury Crazy laugh . . . unexpected holidays . . . S. I. . . . . teachiniprospects. . . long blond hair . . er bus never comes! Intramurals; Archery 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4; School store 2; Monitor 2. KAREN A. KANE September 8 Sudbury Friendly,s girl . . . singing telegram . rocrastination K. K. . . . 2you now Pm always late? . . . S. I. B. Track team 1; Girls Athletic Association 1; Leader; Corps 2, 3; Tennis 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Select Chorus 4. SETH E. KAMANZI Setti December 11 Lincoln A essive soccer player . . . 2Are you kiglgiring meiw . . . track . . . the only Swahili teacher at LSR Soccer mute! . . . Georges buddy . . . Fehx Unger . . . Soccer Tourney 1968. Phili s Exeter Academy 1, 2; JV socoer 1; 16, winter 8; Spring track 1, 2; Varsny Soccer 2; L28: Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Winter track 3, 4; Spring track 3; French Club 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Student Exchange 3; En?q class Rep: 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; orth Hall Presxdent 4. RICHARD W. JOHANSEN Rick August 12 Sudbury 2Super Mouth33 track star? Scottish lass . . . Mr. De Simone3s best buddy . . . Yo! hmobile; . . . Dodge hhbus33 . . . after parties . . . 3Mr. Puchal- sky, 13m not a bourgeoisie! . . . Star Market . . . Harvard bound 4?; . . . SPMG . . . give me a break! Naperville Community High 1, 2; JV Tennis 1, 2; Debate Team 2; Ski Club 2; LSR 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Winter track, Varsity Spring Track 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 3, 4; Student Council Spokesman 3; Executive Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4; Tutor at Lowell Boys3 Club 3, 4; Dyad Sports Editor 4; Rep. from LSR, Student Government Day 3. PATRICIA E. IDE Patty April 16 Sudbury The Giggler . . . cooking . . . 313m not gonna tell ya3, . . . good fences make good neighbors. Intramurals l, 2, 3. 41 LAURA V.D. JEWETT June 16 Sudbury E uestrienne first class . . . uDo you be ieve itiw . . . copper colored halr 4but ifs not red PU . . . peute Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior Prom 4; Dyad Staff 4. GEORGE F. JOHNSON July 28 George of the jungle . . . not short . . . German Scholar . . . motorcycles . . . Physics whiz . . . water fights with Dave. MAUREEN C. KEOUGH February 27 Sudbury Pops Concert . . . 44Y0u3re kidding33 . . . Mr. Edmonds . . . beautiful voice . . . to make a record. Dance Band Vocalist 3, 4; Mixed, Select, and Special Chorus 4. CHARLES L. KOEHLER Chuck May 3 Lincoln Tennis . . . future architect . . . tall . . . sweet and shy . . . motor cycles . . . avid skier . . . with Jay. JV Soccer 1. 2; Varsity soccer 3; Varsity Tennis 3. 4. JACKSON P. KING Kinky Nov. 16 Sudbury Anywhere there3s surf . . . ISS . . . Ogunquit hMainQ Intramurals 1, 3; School Store 2; Eng. Class Rep. to Student Council 2. CONNIE L. KNAPP October 29 Sudbury Lifeguard . . . that uncontrollable urge to talk . . . dissecting frogs . . . 20h deaf . . . the birdie smasher. JV Softball 1; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey Manager 2; Varsity Basketball Mana er 2; Mountain Climbing Club 4; ast Hall Newspaper 4; Dyad 4. 42 KAREN L. KESSEL March 13 Lincoln The an of dance sophisticated clothes . . . perceptive . . . with Con. JV field hockey 1; Student Exchan e 2, 3; Student Court Lawyer 2; Prome ean Editor 3; Student Council 4; Tutoring Chairman 4. STEPHEN C. LEMANDER Steve January 10 Lincoln Think snow . . . 2Feel big do! . . . me and my cat Martini . . . summer blonde the L. L. enthusiast Cheuffeur to the Cofporation. CHRISTINE A. KELLEY Kell August 14 Sudbury The wall paper! . . . English Equitation . . . bright smile . . . What about my T. BA. Miss Athy? . . . lab technician. Gymnastics 1; Volle ball Intramurals 2, 3; East Hall Dance ommittee 4; Senior tom. DEBRA L. LANGLITZ Deb January 29 Sudbury Loves people . . . art. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Nurses3 Club; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Dyad. SUSAN M. KENNEDY Sue December 12 Lincoln 11Maybe, but I doubt i? . . . interior decorator . . . lovely clothes . . . Teddy ...danccr...E.B.S....Mustang. MICHAEL THOMAS KENNALLY Mike February 5 Sudbury Black T. Bird . . . Tranny ex ert . . . Shep3s. . . Mike Mobile . . . reshman year with Jeff . . . with Debbie . . . California dreams . . . Loud in halls. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. PAMELA A. KING Pam September 3 Sudbury 3Hi-eeeP, . . . always giggling. . . loves to ski . . . sentimental . . . waterfalls and turtles . . . p A for Joyce . . . gullible! . . . 1:1 fma 1y made it2 . . . cheerful. Intramurals 1; Drama Club 1, 4; Biolo Tutor 2; Student Monitor 2, 3; L. S. S i team 3; Pep Club 3; Library Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; French Tutor 4. ALAN P. LEGER Paul October 8 Lincoln 11Mountain Man1, . . . swimmin 11huhiw . . . Munich 372 . . . arines . . . 111 get the car tonight . Varsity Track 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4. 43 ROBERTA J. LONG Robin January 28 Sudbury uI mighf' . . . Robin Red Hair . . . subtle humor . . . The Dirt . . . T. D. with Eddie. Intramurals 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Student Exchange 2. TED A. LEWTAS December 11 Sudbury Nothing succeeds like successh minin? engineering . . . Intelligent . . . a voice ike a nightingale . . . gym star. IChagin Falls High School 1, 2; Memorial High 32 Student Council 1; Football 1. 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Track I; LSR: Winter Track 4; Math Contest Group 4. DANIA F. LOEWENSTEIN Oct. 28 Lincoln Skiing . . . study hall birthday partigs . seamstress . . . bicycling . . . 1n Europe with Gretch French Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Intramurals; Fernald 4. BRUCE E. LARSON hhMergie2 J une 7 Sudbury Skiing and Hockey . . . summers at the Cape Adclphj Tech Molar Moron . . . hGood going, guysh . . . hook shots . . . cartoonist . . . s orts writer . . . D. Q. in Orleans with arty, Paul, and J im. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2 CAROL A. LaGRASSA June 5 Sudbury Homemaker . . . Phys.Ed. escapist . . . sun worshiper . . . domestic. STEVEN P. LOTTATORE 010 October 1 Sudbury Water-skiing . . . hhAll righth . . . White Dodge . . . Junior Prom 268 . . . O. K! . . . Gwen . . . Bachrach2s . . . athletic . . . Peace! . . . Tare, right? . . . Boats . . . Volleyball spikcr . . . 0n the net. ?Panish Club 3; West Hall Football earn. DAVID LEE Dave August 4 Lincoln Resides at the Lee Country Club . . . physicist . . . wild driver . . . lunch in the library . . . tennis and clarinet. Student Exchange, 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JV tennis 2; Varsny Tennis 3, 4; Math contest team 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Lab Assistant 4; Wind Ensemble 4. SUSAN M. LOMBARDI May 31 Sudbury t1Groovy, forget it . . . short and peppy . . sunglasses in gym . . . overcrowded locker . .. secretary Always at Dairy Dream. Intramurals 2; Work Study 4. BERYL A. KRAMER Berri July 16 Lincoln 14Supah3 . . . cheers for the wrong team . . . Mexico with paint brush and guitar . . . 11tenxgohambre33 . . . 2un milagrd, 3what3s this action? treacherous tomato. Freshman Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Student Exchange 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse Team 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Select Chorus 3, 4; Promethean 3; Field Hockey Manager 3; Leader Corps 3, 4; Co-Edltor Dyad 4. JAMES E. MacARTHUR Jimmy April 18 Sudbury Cars, cars, cars . . . Coast Guard . . . loves all the teachers . . . 14Yeah, man . . . Jack3s friend . . . 327 Chevy . . . helper . . . trade school Dance Committee 2, 3. 45 JOHN W. MAENPAA J ack October 25 Sudbury M. A. . . . 3care nowiw . . . 14Do! . . . Summers in Brant Rock . . . with Brian 0r Dav1d. Intramurals l, 2, 3; Conservation Club 1. KAREN J . LUDWICK Karen Oct. 1 Sudbury Fantastic seamstress . . . 1115 Jan hereiw . art class . . . 11ya know? . . . Mr. Palmer four years in a row!! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3. PETER A. MERCURY Gilles June 19 Sudbury The Freckle,3 arguments in tthi-tes the hand that homeroom feeds him33 . . westward 367 . . . good looking . . . Italian heritage. . . . conservative future golf 0 Senior Piano Moving Group . . . cut out to be a bachelor. Freshman basketball; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Golf 3, Co-Captain 4; JV Soccer 2; Student Counc11 2; Senior Homeroom Representative. BENJAMIN J. MAYOCK Ben November 2 Sudbury He paid all of his dues! . . . considerate . . . George,s buddy . . . ths George? Oh yeah? My Cguitar Nothing Below . . ollege - somewhere . . . Last summer and the kids . . . Bob Dylan. Simon and Garfunkel. DIANE MacLACHLAN Diane April 3 Sudbury That mischievous twinkle in her eye . . . Short hair and pierced ears . . . subtly delicate . . . magnificent seamstress . . . with R1 French Club 1; Jr. Prom 3, Dyad 4, Senior Auction 4. CLAUDIA E. MANFREDI April 1 Sudbury Attractive new girl . . . big brown eyes talkative . . . New Yorker, Glen Cove . . . Station Wagons forever! . . . summer of ,67. Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Fe Squad 1, 2; Latin Club 3; Junior om 3; Senior Auction 4. ROGER P. MALONSON Malo November 21 Sudbury ttHey Joe33 homeroom lateoomet ...,56Che' .'..KFC...umea1 ttThe al'3 Nutrament German Scholar. Intramurals l, 2. BRIAN P. MAURER Brian March 16 Sudbury How3s the wife and kids? . . . Capt. Bob3s Blues Band . . . basketball star? . WW 11 book bag uWhich Maurer are you? . . . Peace Machine ...Lcslic. Intramurals 1; JV Soccer 2; JV Basketball 2; West Hall Homeroom Representative 4. 3w 2.7- WENDY J. MANUEL Wendy December 1 Sudbury Old Orchard Well I suppose33 31 am not Beach . . . redhead. . I furious . . . Randy Intramural basketball, volleyball 3, 4; badminton 3, 4. SUSAN M. MacKINNON Sue March 30 Sudbury 331 don't believe itP, . . . 33smileP3 . . . Band I special . . . pizza . . . jeep truck immaculate . . . F troop espanol. Tom-Tom l, 2; Promethean 3; Pe Club 3; Junior Prom 3, Drama Tech. new 3, 4; Dyad 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior Prom 4; Mixed Chorus 4. EDWARD D. MAHONEY Eddie June 20 Sudbury 3HIYA3 . . . US jacket , . . gullible . . . scooter . . . 3Jeep, gotta haveW . . . car 352 . . . German scholar. At Man'on H. 8.: JV Baseball 2; at LSR: Varsity Wrestling 3, 4; Senior Auction 4. 47 R. MICHAEL MCCABE Mike February 21 Sudbury Personable . . . blonde girls . bombing around in a Corvair . . . glrl watcher. SUSAN R. LEVIN Sue December 9 Sudbury 316s tawk, not toc33 . . . S. I. B. . . . guitar player . . . 3Where3s Ide'V . . chewing um in gym suit . . . 3Good fences ma 6 good neighbors. Intramurals 2, 3; School store 2; Drama Club 3; Monitor 3. CATHERINE L. MARSH Cathy March 1 Sudbury Philosopher . . . ambitious to be herself peace corps The Rev. asante sana . . . always busy . . . labs 1til 5 . . . still waters run deep. Future Nurses Club 1; Freshman Chorus 1; Kaleidoscope 2. 3, 4; Dyad 4; Senior Auction 4, Femald Project 4. HENRY M. MERRILL, III October 4 Lincoln Green triumph - TR 250 . . . subtle wit . architecture . . . ski team . . . Mr. Madruk art class . . . Pumping gas at Murray's. Intramural softball l: Intramural soccer 2: Student Council Executive Committee 2; fulcndar Chairman 3; Ski Team 3, 4. JEFFREY C. MCQUEEN May 20 Sudbury Good looking . . . with Mr. Magidoff articulate . . . independent humanitarian spontaneous . intellectual . . . a degree in psychology . nature lover. Promethean 3; Vice-President Student Council 4; IV Tennis 1, 2; Class President 2; Varsity Tennis 3; P.T.S.A. 3; Varsity Ski Team 3; Tennis Team 4; Pierce House Group. KAREN A. MAGDEBURGER October 2 Sudbury 11Oh, my gosh noW . . . 11Well give ,em a Dewey buttonV le ber er musically inclined . .. 2Goo grier . . . 11Vienner131 In Maryland: Drama Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Midnight Sun mewsgapen 2 . . . A Ca pella Choir 2. At LS : Select Chorus 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Kaleidoscope 4. 48 MARILYN A. MERZ Winlki June 19 Sudbury Be tolerant . . . India . . . 1listen to the warm33 . . . 11You always make me do things I don1t want to do11 . . . Pierce Park . . . ballet . weekends at Mohrs1 . . . light my fire . . . ski trips. Class President 1; Tutorin 1, 2, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2, ; Student Exchange 2, 3, 4; Ambassador to India 3; Momtor 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Dyad 3, 4; Promethean 4; Drama Uech; 4; Senior Auction 4; Senior week activities. DANIEL J . MEENAN Dan November 20 Sudbury A-V man buckskin jacket masterkey . . . Sewataro . . . 11Y3know, maybe you1re right? . . . Chem 323. Intramurals 1, 2; Conservation Club 2; French Club 2; Audio-Visual 3, Student Director 4; South Hall Auction Committee 3; Dyad 4. JOHN P. MELE John September 4 Sudbury Cadillac . . . ;;Call ,em off, John! . . . De courses . . . Ma ts friend . . . moved from F Troop to B lock P. E. Freshman Basketball; JV baseball 2; Varsity baseball 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 4. SUE ANN MEYER Sue Dec. 27 Lincoln Fantastic ymnast Tidbit History 31 . . . 4tRatsV . . . graceful dancer . . . going to Middlebury . . . pet iguana. Volleyball and gymnastics l, 2. 3, 4; Leader Corps 2, 3, 4: Track Team to State Meet 2; French Club 1; 350th Pacific33 dancer 2; Drama Club 3, 4; The Admirable Crichton 4; Kaleidoscope 4: Senior Auction 4. BEATRICE MESSA Bea September 19 Sudbury hDonW et shook33 . . . Mr. Puchalskyts Latin C ass . . . Winchester shins . . . Last of the Mohicans . . . Lucinda with fiames on the door . . . skiing at Mt. Hersill . . . Hillary. J V Field Hockey 1; Varsit Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; JV Softball 1; JV Lacrosse 2; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4; Leader Corps 2, 3, 4; Alternate, Student Exchange 3; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 3; Select Chorus 4. THOMAS F. MCDONOUGH June 5 Sudbury In school suspension for Mr. Zabierek . . . Guitar, . . 44You,re kidding me? . . . runaway tnps . . . New Hampshlre . . . red hunting shirt . . . motorcycles. JV Soccer; JV Tennis 3; Tennis 4; Baseball. 49 JULIAN MCCURRACH Sandy Jan. 30 Sudbury Always ski ping Biology . . . Siamese fighting fis . . . immaculately dressed talkative frank e1 cut down. JV Soccer 3; JV Tennis 3; Tennis 4; Baseball 4. BETSY MEDOWSKI May 17 Sudbury 2Will somebodly help me with my math? . . ovely alto . . . Mr. Puchalsky3s Latin Class hanging around with Bea . . . hint of a temper . at the vineyard . . . sea creatures . south paw. Freshman Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Select Chorus 2, 3. 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; South Pacific 2. LAWRENCE B. MORRISSON Larry July 16 Sudbury uHe Manlll . . . llWhat day is it? . . . side urns wants to see and do everything - and anything . . . Squaw Valley. lLas Lomas High School 1, 2. 33; Varsity Track 3. Vigek3 z n ,1 A v k Al 1 i l 9 3: a AMANDA MORGAN . Mandy November 24 Lincoln llHomework? what homework? . . . nap time every Friday . . . llLetls go to .a college conference toda 3 . .. tennis racketeer . . . doesnlt believe in blue ink . . . getting away with doing absolutely nothing. lnlramurals l, 2; Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Kaleidosco e 3, 4; Cum Laude 3. 4: Student xchange 4. SHARON D. MIRANDA Mickey May 28 Sudbury lllsnlt it all a jokeiw . . . always with Monica . . . and remember my ,59 Ford llPRl3 car . . . to stay single . . . eat, drink, and be merry a boxing match. GARY MORTON July 18 Sudbury Orange Cameo . . . Barney fife California . . . goldie locks. BROOKE A. MILLER September 14 Lincoln llCompared to what? . . . Three days vacation hit wasnlt my fault I wrecked the carll . . . No more VW . . . lll don3t feel like stayingl le leaving? i NANCY W. MORGAN Feb. 15 Sudbury HWell, Hallelujahll nurse helping out old fashioned chorus. Future Nurses Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Select Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; School Store 4. CATHERINE A. MOHR Cathie November 14 Sudbury uHey y3all2 drinking cokes and eating French fries 44She3s only oing 25 mEW' . . . class business . . . atic . . . t e white charger . . . the 2nd southern belle. Shawnee Mission South 1; Intramurals l; Drama 1; Student Council 1; Kni hfs Award 1; Modern Dance 2; Pep Clu 2; Monitor 3; JV Cheerleader; Class Secretary 3, 4. JOHN R. MOORE October 19 Sudbury Bri t. . . Rockets! . . . from Metrecal to utriment . . . he can,t eat Apple Jacks. PAUL MIKOSKI 43Ski3, Sudbury 2Transportation problem? . . . Ragged Mountain . . . skis . . . skiing . . . cold . . . Snow. JEAN L. MURPHY August 15 Sudbury Genuine .. . writing on hands Spoon River self confident wooden shoes and security sweaters. Band 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Modern dance 3; Kaleidosco e 3, 4; Mixed and Select Chorus 3, 4; rama 3, 4; Tutor 4. 51 CAROL A. MORABITO November 8 Sudbury Art, Art Art . . . petite and bouncy . . . Ergzy clothes plus earrings . . . long dark alr. ALEXAN DER MONROE Al October 15 Sudbury Shotput through the ceiling . . . nice guy . . . kinda qulet. . . trackman. Conservation Club 9, 10; Cross Count 10; Winter Track 10, 11; Spring Trac 10, ll. JOHN M. OiBRIEN Johnny March 16 Sudbury Gilera motorcycle motorcycle scrambling . . . Dr. John everybodys friend. . . skiing . his super V. W. . .Patti. NANCY A. OVIAN January 16 Sudbury Impish . freckles galore . . . to he a fashion designer. . . fiirt! . . . long red hair . . . boys . . . nice clothes and neat appearance. Frcx'hman Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3: Spunixh Club 2. 3: Gymnastics 3: Drama 4, MINI ANN POLUMBAUM Miki Feb. 14 Lincoln 21 dontt believe it23 . volunteer at Emerson 2 '. . vibrant red hair . ttYou2re kiddmg me? Freshman Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3; Future Nurses Club 1, 2. 4; Select Chorus 4. WILLIAM NORTON Bill December 16 Lincoln 10092; Irish . . . Mr. President; connections . . ttWhots running this iicshOOl anyw '73, . . Wm. Norton . alyres, SPMG - Class - Ecshool . golf. . . C, G, and N Inc. . . . The Senior Class. Class Vice-President 1, 2; Class President 3 4; Student Council 1, 2; Varsity Golf 2 3 4 Capt. 4; Student Director of AV 3; Jr. Prom 3; Drama 4; Dyad 4; December Formal 4 52 DAVID H. PORTER Dave June 24 Sudbury 212m not going to work today . 5dD0g9$ Intramurals 1, 2. DIANE C. POULOS December 5 Lincoln Hey Ada. . Locker 203. what would I do without it!. . Now that you got me into it how do I et out of it? . . Niffa Greek . rying to live up to the Greeks. Volleyball 1, 2. 3; Tutoring 2; Yearbook 4. MARGARET L. PAULSEN Peggy June 4 Sudbury K K25 party after Junior Prom . 2Comm0n'r2 . . carries a Picture of her boat . . ttFriendly2s3 excellent attendance record. Freshman Chorus: Intramurals 1. 2. 4: Student Exchange 2. 3: Junior Prom Committee 3. RICHARD L. PALMER Rich May 8 Lincoln Sons of Italy . . Tim and Dick . . eat at the Y . . soccer captain . . . . hlS head. his hair . 1n Boston. Mixed Chorus 1. 2: Select Chorus 3. 4. President 4; Special Chorus 4: French Club 1; Freshman Basketball; JV Basketball 2: JV Soccer 1. 2: Varsit Soccer 3. 4; Captain 4; Student COUHCll Z. . l. 2. 3: ttPlain and Fancy33 l: t3South 3 Pacific 2. CHARLOTTE E. OLSEN Charl July 1 Lincoln Blue eyes . . . good old 350 Pl mouth . . . Ogunquit summer . . r. gym class . . . 44Don3t wor about i? . WHS . . . with Sy via. Intramurals l. 2. 3; Modern Dance 3. 4. CHARLES F. O'BRIEN King Goat December 11 Sudbury President of the National Wheelchair Association . . . SKA . . . ttLer skip school todayW . . . 426-Hemi wheelchair . . special parking place. Lg Radio club 3. 53 AVA OLSEN February 1 Lincoln That's ClOSCW . . 229 pairs of shoes . organizer . . she has presence . a brain . . marimekkos . toboggan parties . . Hey you guys! . . SkldOOS . . elle marche avec beaucoup dc movement. French Club I: 22SOUIh Pacific Tech Crew 2; Student Council 2: Junior Prom Chairman 3; Managing Editor Promethean 3; West Hall Council 3. 4; Dyad 4. JOHN E. MUSSONI ttJohn23 January 6 Sudbury ttHi there . . Want me to smoke the drum? . . working at Dr. Wiles . neat . . . studious younger women. Intramurals l. 4; Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4; tutoring l. 4. PATRICIA A. PARROTT Patti August 11 Sudbury Artist sweet and innocent accomplished seamstress always willing to help someday an an teacher . . . the OSCO girls . . . Johnny. Intramurals l, 2, 3; Dyad 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey Manager 1, 2; Junior Prom 3; December Formal 4; Senior Prom 4. ANITA M. PINTO Nita October 22 Sudbury That smile . . . cheer . . . somebody in Wisconsin . . . fantasy. Intramurals 1, 2; French Club 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Student exchan e 3; West Hall Council 3, 4; Dya 4; Tutoring 4; Senior Auction 4. JORIS NAIMAN J ori October 10 Lincoln The inevitable white sneakers . . . ironic humor . . . les poemes frangalses . . . living encyclopedia Lab assistant 1, 2; Kaleidoscope l, 2, 3; Tom-Tom 2; Student Court Judge 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Dyad 4. ELLEN K. POWELL Zelda Feb. 15 Lincoln 4hGet away, Murphy33 3you too Sims . . . tiukes . . . North Hall . . . great guitarist . . . Gibbie,s Dodge bus. Mixed chorus 3; select chorus 3, 4; special chorus 3, 4; Drama 3, 4. FRANCIS C. NEWTON III CLAYTON W. PLUFF September 29 Sudbury Clay January 19 Sudbury Mustang . . . Locker room jokes , , , Ultra staunch conservative . . . sports running with Sym . . . scared! . arguments in HR . . . 30h Gawd3' . . . innocent CD . . . sense of humor CD . . . immaculately groomed . . . football and Police in Maine . . . Always with Nancy. golf . . . blossomin mathematician and physicist. . .SPM . Hockeiy 1; Football 1; Baseball 1; Gym Club 1 Shop Club 1; Winter Track 2; Track 2: Varsity Cross Country 3, 4, 'xilipz 4; Varsity Winter Track 3, 4; Spring Track 3. 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Court 2; Varsity Track 3, 4; Senior Auction 4. CHRISTINE E. POUND 33Chris33 December 29 Sudbury uWhefd ya say? . . . future nurse . . . beautiful homemade clothes . . . always smilin . . . forever willing to help . . . every ednesday at the Fernald School. Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; December Formal Committee 4; Bowling 2, 3; Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Femald'School Project 3, 4 ALLAN w. PEIRCE Al Feb. 24 Sudbury Woke up his senior year . . . 2Man, I felt so low?' . . . Hope for a technical school. PETER OUTTEN Lincoln Funny shirts Stripes and stum . . . actor . . erpetually late . . . madras bermu as the first day of school . . . falls aslee in class . . . winner of Ford Safe Drivmg Award. Band 1, 2, 3; Drama 3, 4; 33Admirable Crichton,3 4; Student Coilncil 4; Select Chorus 4. CHRISTINE M. PETROPH Chris Sept. 23 Sudbury Lucid, brown eyes ultimate in happiness . . . Grover Cron1n3s 3Well33. Intramurals 2, 3; Junior Prom 3; Senior Auction 4 55 SUSAN J. PERRY Sue April 24 Sudbury Long, long, hair . . . uitar and folk songs . . . Rosie and endy . . . 33Ya knowiw . . . poopsie. Freshman Chorus 1, Mixed chorus I, 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Senior Auction 4. PAUL A. O3BRIEN November 17 Lincoln 33Ya . . . quiet . . . cars . . . beard and sideburns . . . wrestling champ . . . hats and alpines. Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Varsit wrestling 3, 4; Little Theater Players , 2; German Club 2. SUSAN M. RYAN Dec. 15 Lincoln Forever thinking . . . apples and movies . . . 2What do you think? . . . attentive listener . . . happy. Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2: Monitor 2, 3; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Dyad 4. DOUGLAS L. ROY Doug Feb. 3 Lincoln Stock cars and white motorcycles red huntingjackcts . . . skier. Cross country 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Student Council English Representative 2; Wrestling 2. KENNETH G. ROYAL Ker. May 9 Sudbury 31 finally got my licenseW . . . blue eyes . the dead mustang . . . in school now and then . . . green slips. M. ANNETTE ROGERO Annette Nov, 29 Sudbury Southern accent . . . Carla and Debbie . waterskiing . . . U. of Florida. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; J unior Prom 3; Senior Auction 4. 56 NANCY P. RUSSELL Nov. 17 Sudbury Crazy kid 2might ben . . . laugh and make it happen pez harassing the homeroom teacher. THOMAS J. RANDO T. R. May 26 Lincoln T + C wagon . . . Army soccer . . . the construction business 8:30 A.M. shadow. JV socqer .1; Varsit soccer 2, 3, 4; gymnasch mtramura s 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK E. REISS October 5 Sudbury Foolin around ski bum throng the homeroom window naval omcer . . . comic. Varsity Track 1, 2; Varsit Cross Count 2; JV Soccer 2; Drama allub 4. ry JOANNE M. RYAN Jo April 21 Sudbury Senior gym Class . . . 2F Troop'3 . . . dark straight hair . . . 2Who me? 13m always here. . . . Specialty Math . . . Homeroom with Mr. Puner . . . Secretary . . . Watertown Senior Prom 4; Intramurals l, 2. 3; Bowling 2. 3; Hall Christmas Party 3. 4. K. DUNCAN RITCHIE Nov. 6 Sudbury Skiing . . . rockets 2basement chemlsW . . . rock hound Ski team 3. i JOY K. RICE Joie April 10 Sudbury Costa Rica . . . Cartago . . . Spanish poncho Cheryl 32He3s only number 5W . . . Cumbia! . . . The Rev . . twiddlely feet. French club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Student Exchange 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Dyad 4: Senior Auction 4. A. MARC REID Marc May 10 Sudbury 3that3s big,3 . . . motorcycle racing . . . U. S. A. F. gymnast Mrs. Schneebergefs homeroom. lntramurals l, 2; Track 1. JANICE E. QUEIJO Jan December 8 Sudbury 33et mism033 . . . Pablo and button-down collars .. . day calendars . . . Keen Chris? Inlramurals 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 3: Senior Auction. 57 STEPHEN P. SHROYER Steve October 26 Sudbury Merin ue . . . darkroom . . . healthman . . . hicago street tighter . . . transfer from Harrington, Ill. BONNIE LYNN SHELDON, Bonnie May 20 Sudbury Can run for miles . . . Beanie-itis . . . making clothes for the next day . . . conscientious student . . . understanding. Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4; German Club 2, 3; Secretary 2; French Club 1; F. T. A. 3, 4, President 3. 4; Tutoring 2, 3. 4; December Fmrmal 4. HELEN L. SIMS Aug. 11 Sudbury Y0u2re a star . . . education comes of itself. . . roaring . . . 212m skeptlcal! Freshman chorus; Kaleidoscope 2; Student Monitor 2, 3; Promethean 3; Scholastic An Award 3. STEVEN A. RYMSHA Steve June 7 Sudbury 2Make up something2 . . . studious . . . future accountant . . . Nantaskett beach . . . summers in New York . . . T. V. at 7. 58 D. MICHAEL SHEETS Mike, 2Misty22 March 14 Sudbury VW . .. terrorizing in Concord 2Pork . . . S. A. M. . . . M.Y.F. . . . wheelchair and goatskin . . . super chauffeur. . . DQ. JV soccer manager 1; Varsity Soccer Manager 2; Lab assistant 2. CHRISTINE M. SALVATORE Crissy July 30 Lincoln Campai ing . . Richardson's Drug . . . uD1d I get a green slip? . . . gym class . . . with Deb and Barb . . . 2A1? you drunk again? Freshman Chorus 1; Femald School Committee 4; Kaleidoscope 4. DEBORAH D. SHARPE Debbe April 1 Sudbury wrum blue . . . Quinsigamond . . . GI Blues . . . New England drag shows. Student Council 1; Intramurals 1; December Formal 2; Junior Prom 3; Senior Auction 4. JOHN A. SIRIANNI J ack May 21 Sudbury Sense of humor . . . wrestler . . . S-M-I-L-E . . . Joni . . . Captain Jack . . . g. 5. killer . . . 64Bips onV . . . future Pro baseball player . . . makes a ood Santa . . . patches on Raymond oad . . . Shotgun on Water Row . . . 65Dad19. Transfer; Emmet Belknap Junior High, Lockport, New York: Freshman football, JV wrestling. Transfer: South .Mlaml Junior H1191, South Miami, Flonda. JV baseball. ransfer: LlS Var. Socqer 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Capgam 3, 4; Varsity baseball 2, 3, 4; Jumor Prom Comm; Sr. Auction 4; Dyad 3, .4; December Formal Committee 4; Semor Prom Committee 4. KAREN E. ST. CROIX Karri May 26 Sudbury Shortie . . . Locker 203 . . . Brigham3s girl . . . uHey, wait up for me3 . . . Always with the locker bunch. Volleyball intramurals 1, 2, 3; Work Study 3, 4. BERNARD M. SCHOFIELD Beanie April 26 Sudbury The Schomobile . . . 34Get out, BruceV . .. Volvo . .. mink rancher . ski-doo . . . blaupunkt . . . 2Don3t get all froze? Conservation Club 2. JOYCE K. SHEEHAN July 26 Sudbury Coral rose Incredible Hirt always at Pam's . . . contagious smile. Junior Prom attendant; Pep Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Work Da 2, 3; Transferred to Coral Keys, Flori a. JOHN W. SHARROW Bill Sudbury Scuba divin . 44someone stole my locker agam . 2sparrow33 . . . 3say whatiw . . . hot mustang. anter track 2; 8th grade parents3 onentation 3. 59 JOAN SULLIVAN Juni Feb,9 Sudbury Irish . . . long pretty hair. . . Jack wardrobe . . . Herc dancer . . . nice to everyone . star football player on weekends . . . bubbling . . . her bus leaves at 2:15 . summers at Dennisport patches on Raymond road. Freshman Chorus 1; Mixed chorus 3: Drama Club 1. 2; monitoring system 2. 3: Softball tJVt 2: Bowlin 2. 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Dyad ; Senior Auction 4: December Formal Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees; Chairman of dance committees. Christmas party 3. 4. SUSAN D. STREET Sue Dec. 1 Lincoln Snowdays and unexpected holidays ttWill there be refreshments? . , greets everything with a smile . gulTible . . . school desserts . natural. Pep Club 3: Future Nurses Club I. 2. 3, 4: Future Teachers Club 4: Bowling 4; December Formal Committee 4: Junior Pram Committee. ROGER P. TALLINI Rog April 11 Sudbury Drag races down 495 . . 289 Comet . . locker . . . Ya need a good beatint . . . College in the wild, wild. west . . . track. Varsity Cross Country 1, 2; Varsity Winter Track 2; Varsity Spring Track 1. 2. 3. KARYN JO TATSCH ttHi J02 March 9 Sudbury ttThis is it kidsW . defying feats . dare-devil, death ttYou dare to deceive mew . . fountain pens and purple ink Mejico and Russia . . . Emerson and Prufrock . . . Espanol. Student Exchange 3. 4; to Mexico 3; Drama 4; Spanish Club 4. 6O VICTORIA M. SWAN Vickie Nov. 30 Lincoln Big beautiful eyes . . fantastic smile .forgetful cheerleader. . . reat ski trip organizer . . Worried a out Nancy . . . ttto have a true friend you must first be one.w . . ttyeah, righttt . Weston . . Hyannis. Intramural Volleyball: Smoking Committee 1; Monitor 1. 2; Cheerleadin: JV 3. Varsity 4; Prom Committee , 4. . 71 CHRISTINE SNOW Chris Feb.14 Sudbury Valentine baby . . . pepsodent smile . boys . . . finally got her license . . . Monticellots forever! Freshman Chorus; Intramurals l. 2. KAREN DEBORAH TAU B ELIZABETH A. THURLOW Debby February 23 Lincoln Bitsy December 16 Sudbury Intelligent . . . 2Do your own thing. To be a teacher . . . Another green .long and lanky. . .shortskirts. slip? . . . 13m not Becky Femald School. American International School. New Delhi. India: I. 2. 3: Focus 1. 2 3ma aziney Kaleidoscope 4: hLit. Editor 4x electChorus 4. French Club I; Intramurals l: Femald Project 3. 4; Future Nurses3 Club 2. 3. 4. f RICHARD D. THOMAS Rich Feb. 23 Sudbury Radio Fanatic . . . English . mechanical mind . . . motorcycles . 3Yah, okay now? Radio Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 4. ALICE B. SPOONER Rides to school with Gail . . . artist . . . greets you with a two step . . . tall and blonde . . . Don . . . her own store. CHRISTY R. STANLEY Feb. 11 Lincoln MARJORIE S. STILES 38andy33 December 20 Sudbury uWhere are you living this week Tomboy ' , . Jr. Homeroom - ChristyT, - ' ' skiing at L00 . sweaters . . . a blue jacket . . . 018. red volkswagcn . . . Jasper. . . you dummy! . . . always getting into trouble. Council 3; Junior Executive Board 3; Tennis 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. 4: Winter track L. S. R. Football 4. 4. Intramurals l. 2; Bowling 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 3: Badminton 4; Student Council 4; Femald, Halloween and Christmas Party. 61 MARCIA L. TOLER November 22 Lincoln Always volunteering for something . . . All those beautiful clothes - handmade. Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Field Hockey Mgr. 2; Select Chorus 4. y w ii? DONNA GALE URGOTIS Donna September 8 Sudbury 2RatsP3 . art 8: music . . . M. I. T.? . . . Bio-labs . . . 2Anybody need a ride home? tall and thin exotic fashions. Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Select Chorus 3, 4; Special Choms 4; Senior Auction; Dyad 4; Senior Prom Committee. REBECCA B. THURLOW Becky December 16 Sudbury Quieter of the two . . . 2Fm Beclg V3 . good seamstress . . . ResponSI 1e . . . Sears . . . to be a social worker. French Club 1; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Femald Project 3, 4. STEVEN D. TORODE 2Toad,, J anuary 3 Lincoln Curly locks . . . late to homeroom . . . speedy . . . 2Where3s your absentee noteiw . . . another green slip. JV Soccer 1; Varsity Hockey 1. 62 FREDERICK P. WALKEY Rick Nov. 16 Lincoln More and Mohr girls . . . What's big. hockey man. ' Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2. SHEILA ANN WALDSMITH December 29 Sudbury 2Do you reallyiw . . . Horsemanship . acting . . . 2How do you feel? . . . 400 wing . . . courtyard. Intramural Volle ball I 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Admirable richton 4. NANCY J. TRIMPER Nanc September 26 Sudbury Innocent? . . . one of two female spectators at cross country meets . . . even a monkey can get 9 nght . . . John Meyers and Clay Pluff 'anothex Perry Mason . . . Junior Chemistry: answers and blackboards. Band I, 2; Student Council Sec. 2; Cum Laude 3, 4; Dyad 4; Tutor 4; Eng. Alternate Rep. 4; Senior Auction BENJAMIN G. WALKER Ben October 6 Sudbury Story?,3 . . . Don3t be dead! . . . skiing . . . smoke butts and hang loose . . . Route 95 South . . . D. C. Fla . . . D.J.F. Music . ., Vw man ... Blase. . .Thick, ve thick . . . Methods . . . always late for omeroom. lntramurals l, 2; Varsit baseball 1; JV Soccer 2, 3; Varsity Ski cam 3, 4; Class Representative 2, 4; Senior Auction KATHLEEN J. TROISI Kathy J une 22 Lincoln Don3t worry about it . . . Whafs happening next year? . . . Senior m class F troop . very unpredicta le . . . Where3s Patty? Monitor 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Prom; Future Teachers Association, 3. CARLA E. WALSH March 27 Sudbury Half Italian . . . short skirts, and long legs . . . 3spinofP3 . . . 44F0rget, For 613 . wicked athletic . . . A frustrate lst rader . . . I am not a dumb blonde . . . ideburns!!! JV Softball 1; JV Field Hockey 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Lacrosse 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; Leader Co 5 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Pres. panish Club 4; South Hall Homeroom Rep. 4; Eng. Class Student Council Rep. 4. 63 MARK J. VITALE Mark December 7 Lincoln Another green slip . . . always late to homeroom. Work - study 3. a 1 a , g2: SHARON E. TJADEN Shar Dec. 6 Sudbury 44How are ya? ; . . . good natured . . . loves getting out at 12:00 Work study Program 4. TIMOTHY E. WILLIAMS Tim Jan. 23 Sudbury G0 crazy . handsome new guy from Texas . quiet and easy gomg . senior on the football squad . stl-Iowdyi Uesuit High School, Dallas Texas, U; JV Football 1; JV Baseballl; Student Patrol 1; tW. P. High School, Dallas 2, 3; JV Football 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Student Council 3; Junior Executive Board 3; L. S. R. Football 4. JOYCE R. WILSON Joyce July 12 Sudbury Jeff . . . ;;you . kn0w33 gymnastics . seamstress walking on hands and crutches concerned about others . . . summers in Rhode Island. JV Field Hockey 1; Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4: gymnastics 1. 2, 3, 4; JV Softball 1; Tutoring Committee 2; Leader Corps 2, 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 3; Dyad 4. Subtle wit . . inde endent . . . the jeep . . . short sklrts . . . a real Greecer . . . five fingers . . . hair GEORGIE L. WESTGATE Jolie Nov. 18 Sudbury Junior Class Ski Trip . . . riding . . uyou know it . . . a buyer . pixie . . 61 Spanish. Spanish Club 3. MARGARET A. WINCHELL Meg Lincoln hying in the wind. French Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Future Nurses3 Club 1; Student Exchange 3, 4; Cum Laude 3, 4; Dyad 4; Kaleidoscope 3,4. RICHARD L. WELLS Rich June 22 Sudbury Problems with math book . . . pilot baseball, baseball . . with the guys . . . co-ed football. Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Softball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Football 3; Var- sity Basketball 4. R. CHARLES WELLMAN Charlie October l9 Sudbury Most devoted trackman . . . tall 3- MORRILL WILSON . good sport . . . Wa3da ya want? M08 July 22 Sudbury . . . Mr. DeSimone's friend. The 455 Chevy . . . 2you3re gonna et Varsity Spring Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Varsity a slap3, . . . shop with Mr. Pacen a Winter Track 2. 3, 4; Varsity Cross . . .drivingabulldozer. Country 2, 3. Mgr. 4; Band 2, 3; Lab Assistant 2; Student Exchange 1. Intramural soccer 9,10 J UDITH LEE WEINSTEIN Judy February 3 Sudbury Especially boys . . . snob college . honest . . . walking three miles in a snow storm . . . brlght colored clothes . . . Latin JV Softball 1; JV Field Hockey 2, Varsit 3, 4; Varsity Lacrosse 2. 3. 4; Frenc Club 1; Class Secretary 1; Home Room Rep. 2, 3; Leader Corps 2, 3. 4; Latin Award 2, 3; Student Court , , g g Committee 2; Behavior Code Committee 1,; M3 3; Special Chorus Accompanist 3, 4; ' '4 4 Cum Laude 3, 4. JAN WARNER ALAN T. WHITTEMORE May 25 Lincoln June 17 Sudbury Volunteer work . . . always helping Unsqng hero . . . SPMG . . . the out . . . sewing . . . playing guitar washmg machine . . . . W. F. Buckley. . . . laughmg ' , . siempre sonriendo. Jr. . . . . only one 1.11 the world Who can break his wnst playnng basketball on the trampoline . . . New Bedford 368 JV Soccer 1. Varsity Soccer 2. 3. 4: JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity Track 1: JV Baseball 2. Vursilv baseball 3. 4. ' 65 WILLIAM W. WINTER Bill Sept. 15 Sudbury Wres drOIe, cool it, will ya? . . drummer . . . Little Bog Blues Band . . . music school . . . usselPs Garden Center. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 4; South Pacific Tech Crew 2. S. JOHN YOUNG May 26 Sudbury Always with Dave . . . budding en ineer . . swimming . . . 2Mr. Thibeau t, can I go to lunch now? Intramurals 1, 2; Conservation Club 1, 2; Sports Club 3. ROSALIND E. WOOD WENDY S. WINSHIP Wendell Lincoln 20h brother33 . . . Skiing .3 . . DeCordova . . . 2Don3t ask me! with Sue, Rosie and Diane . . . sailing . . . qt better snow soon! Roz Feb. 23 Sudbury France . . . 2Hey, you,all.,3 . . . left- handed superiority . . . Texan . . . 2Save your Dixie cups? . . . librarian iiowers . . . long nights for Dyad. French Club 1; Intramurals 1; Libr aide l, 2, 3; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, ; Tom-Tom, Exchange Editor 2; F.T.A. 3; Y A C B R G, 3; Home Economics Award, 3; Dyad, co-editor 4; Dance Band. ROBERT J . WESTCOTT Bob April 22 Lincoln Cuttin up at track practice . . . red plaid Jacket 365 red valiant . . . private school. Varsity Winter Track 2; ;Salisbury School 3; JV Soccer 3; JV Wrestling 3; German Club 3. 66 JEFFREY V. WILLEMIN Jeff March 10 Lincoln Joyce . . . ttYes Ma2am . . . ought to be 9n Laugh-Inh . . . too strong, Biny . . . Jeep . . . 2the rats are thick, very thick. Soccer, JV 3, Varsity 4; Varsity Baseball J osie J anuary 26 wants to 1'6 21X. Chorus 2, 3. CONSTANCE B. WITHERBY Connie June 1 Lincoln Wou wouldn3t believe it, but H? Hopes to study abroad . . . octagonal house . . . tenor of the year. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; German Club. 67 JOANNA S. WINSHIP s2Burn, bab , burn32 . . . tap dancer . . . DEBORAH L. ZELLER Debbie July 11 Sudbury U. of Maine . . . lovely blonde hair, beautiful face . . . on the tramp . model for Jordan2s . . . from the South . with Annette. Homecoming Committee 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Secreta , Student Council 3; Spanish Club ; December Formal Queen 3. GUILBERT D. WINCHELL Winch October 9 Lincoln GBYSO tgreater Boston youth symphony orchestra . . . obliging . . . gymnast . . . Winchmobile . . . Winch2s ike Shop Band 9, l0, ll, 12; Dance Band IO. ll, 12; Gymnastics ll; Wrestling ll. 12. Xxx; vavw .3 .45 131 '. MA vnxk - - vuw$ 33K $ wmxxrvkdk' va , WWYx x101 1K $1 x. A MR. ALBERT S. PALMER B.S. Boston College Mathematics Senior Class Adviser DAVID L. COOPER Dave Sept. 11 Sudbury Meth0ds . . . M.G.A. trips to Fla., N.J., Albany, N.Y. . . . Via Pef . . electronically interested Intramurals 1, 2. DAVID A. GAYE Aug. 28 Sudbury Crewcut . motorcycle . F troop goahe . . . M0m s a policeman . . . man of few words but much thought pillofs helmet . . . chivalry lives on . Wlth Beach and Fitz in homeroom. DAVID M. JOHNSON Dave May 17 Sudbury Motorcycles . . . Etrange plants in his grcenhouse . . . dirty yamaha. Amin Regional High, Conn. l, 2. L.S.R. 3. 4. 68 J OSEPH MANNARINO J oe J an. 4 Lincoln Hangs out at RC North . . . bell-bottom Bants 61 Ford wcceascm umped into Roger lately? J OSEPH MCGOVERN Joe 910v. 6 California? . . . ... be cool . .. long hair. Sudbury E.C.P. . . . the 'Tomato ambition: to have DAVID A. PENNEY June 14 Sudbury All my friends are freaks? . . . the case of Mountain vs Molehill . . . superhi groovy psychedelic . . . sneaky laugE . . little dary, big e helen . hardware . . . hat and eece-lined desert boots. German Club 1 MR. CARL G. PERKINS B.Ed. Keene Teachers Colle e Ed.M., C.A.G.S., Boston Uniersity Readin Senior 1$5 Business Manager .- mm: Lively Leaders Of The Class Of 1969, L.S.R.,s Most Active Class Leaders of the most active class in L.S.RTs history, President Bill Norton and the officers have organized an excitin e year of events for seniors and underc assmen. The first social event was the Senior-Freshman dance. Freshman wore Dodo signs and performed various feats, including the no-hands fruit pie-eating contest and an apple-bobbing fiasco. The annual Senior Auction brought a record profit of $2200, thanks to the hard work of many seniors. The Tom Rush Concert sponsored by the class brought a contemporary performer to 1,Regional for the first time. In February, the class sponsored the TtRegional Review? a series of skits depictin varied Views of life at Regiona performed by seniors and Vicky Swan. Class Treasurer faculty members Do you have your ski trip money? as; x Cathy Mohr. Class Secretary assists the auctioneer who had to sell kittens and live chickens at the Senior Auction. Class Adviser, Mr. Albert Palmer. checks the auction merchandise. Mr. Perkins. Business Manager, happily counts the auction cash. CTass President. Bill Norton mans the mike, calling volunteeP bodos for the fruit pie contest. Vice-President. Stan Gerson. far righr, wears his Riot Control Squad badge. Senior squad members protected Frosh from hazing. 4t 'mew 7O 71 72 . . 1 . ' I . . . a '7 ' V . - . i - ' ' . . V . r . - ,. A ; ; F x x . 4 I . . . ' A . Steve Gendrcau Photo 74 'Uh, 77 Administration MR. WILLARD ADAMS RULIFFSON SUPERINTENDENT-PRINCIPAL B.A. Drew University MA. Paterson State Doctoral Candidate, Columbia University MR. ROBERT E. MILLETT ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A.B. Colby College M.Ed. Bridgewater State College MR. SIDNEY E. KAZ DIRECTOR'OF INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES and CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT B.S. University of Illinois M.Ed. Loyola University Doctoral Candidate Teachers College. Columbia University The Administration has encouraged the decentralization of authority as the hall system becomes more effective. In a continuous pattern of change more people are becomin involved in administrative and MR, HAROLD ROSEN dccisnon-making processes. The in uence of students has increased DIRECTOR of GUIDANCE tremendously affecting the choice of courses offered, school policy. and AB, Boston University the general school format. Faculty and students participate m activities MA, Boston University ianving the local communities. such as Metco. the Fernald School ijccl, and Outward Bound. as the school stnves to extend lIS mhucncc. interests. and scrvxces. 78 North Hall MRS. LAURA S. POLLOCK A.B. Radcliffe Ed.M. Harvard Manchester College, Oxford England, 1967-68 Hall Counselor MISS LINDA POLLARD B.A. Univ. of Michigan English, Communication Skills, New Culture. KaTeidoscope Adviser Teacher Counselor w. nvwvn WiWMa - ?' Mr. Bradford Sargent, Director A.B. Clark Universit M.A. Northeastern gniversity American Issues North Hall Director Director Bradford Sargent believes that North Hall, in its second year, is becoming a more closely knit and a more etfective unit. Mr. Sargent and the HalPs guidance counselor, Mrs. Pollock, who now has her omce in the Hall, have been able to relate to the individual studentts problems. Because of this, and a general acceptance of the hall system, North Hall has sponsored many significant activities. Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Pierson, many hallrooms made Christmas gifts for the children of Emmanuel House, Boston, and entertained fifty of these children at a Christmas party. Mr. Thomas Hooperts psychology seminars during hallroom period have become increasingly popular. Miss Adair Linn has been able to entertain and educate students by showing slides of her travels in Japan as teacher ambassador. In the future North Hall hopes to establish a food service for athletes who must stay until 5:00 every afternoon. Plans for a scholarship for a deserving senior are also in the making. North Hall, not 'unlike other halls, has developed into a firm body of students and teachers. 82 North Hall Faculty MRS. H. PATRICIA PUNCHARD MRS. LYDIA A. MAILHOT A.B. Caldwell College for Women B.A. Colby College English English Expository Writing . Commumcations kills Program MR. THOMAS B. HOOPER RHODA K. TASCHIOGLOU MR- DONALD T. GOULD B.A. Harvard A.B. Vassar College A-B. Cornell University MA. Universit of Michigan Ed.M. Boston Umversity A.M..T. Harvard Pierce House iscussions English Engllsh, History MISS ELIZABETH D. PIERSON MISS DOREEN V. BLANC B.A. Mount Holyoke B.A. M.A.T.. University of Chicago M.A.T. Yale Modern European History English American History Imaginative Writin Lincoln-Sudbury Youth Alliance Adv1ser to North all Council 83 MR. STEVEN R. GOLDBERG A.B. Williams College M.A.T. Harvard US. History American Issues Communications Skills History 1 MR. THOMAS J. PUCHALSKY A.B., M.A. Assumption College English, Opera and Literature Student Exchange Faculty Adviser MR RICHARD G. MURPHY H S. Bosmn College Rmton College 1.. .wuuyy MR. JAMES A. NEWTON A.B. Harvard M.A.T. Harvard Humanities I Photography Photography Club MISS ADAIR E. LINN A.B. Smith College M.A.T. Harvard HistOry Communications Skills Student Exchange Committee METCO Talent Show JOHN B. BOWDOIN B.S. Springfield College Histo METEYO Adviser MISS VICKI A. EDELMANN B.S. Tufts University Boston BouW. College Physical Education Coach JV and Varsity Basketball, JV Lacrosse MRS. MARTHA R. PAPPAS B.A. Wellesley College M.Ed. Boston University English MRS. KARIN L. F LYNN B.A. Jackson College, Tufts University M.Ed. Boston University English Physical Education Modern Dance 616 North, Juniors, Mrs. Lydia Mailhot Front row, Tonna Oram, Maureen Panetta, Judith Paino. Richard Parker. Robert Noyes,Th0mas O6L0ughlin,Car1Perry, Deborah Page, Lisa Ostar. Carol Novak, Mary Ellen Phippard, Charles Place, Michael Parfenuk; Back row, Edward Norling, Susan Ostroff, Mona Halsey; Middle row, Marcus Orabona, Richard Olson, William Place. Mark Davis, Lawrence Page. 601 North, Juniors, Miss Adair Linn Frrm row, Deborah Mailhot, Kathleen Mahoney, Patricia Lordi, Ellen Lummus, Mary MacNeil. Miss Linn. Fred Lograsso, Gail MacLachlan, Pamela Lutts, Lisa Lustwerk. Mannarino, Robert Lyons, Daniel Mudorc; Back row, John Kathleen Reilly, Diane Manning, Deborah Manning; Middle Lyons. John Mahoney. Charles Mann. Mike Mudore. row. Ben Loder, Scott Marshall. Roland MacKenzie, June 85 612 North, Juniors, Mr. Thomas Hooper Front row, Mary Lewis, Karen Prendergast, Linda Raeke, Queijo, William Rappoli, J. Raymond Ladd, Wayne Poor, Laura LaPlante, Christine Lynch, Karen Lankhorst, Linda Peter Lynch. Michael Lewis; Back row, Ronald Winters, Leeming; Middle row, Robert Leger, Mark Hagenian, Mark Stephen Bahn, Gary Lapidas. 604 North. Juniors, Miss Doreen Blanc From row. Anne Kelley. Joy Hill, Dale Jacobs, Anna Craig Johnson, William Mason, Gerard Kane; Back row, 1 ;' ,lx'ub4 m'icz, Cathryne Martin. Patricia McGraw; Middle row, Charles Keevil, Robert Jevon, Bruce Maurer, John Kelty. m-nrgc Me. John Inguanli. Dennis Ripple, William Haas, 86 602 North, Sophomores, Mr. James Newton Front row, Marlene O Brien, Ellen ODonnell, Donna Ovian, Robin Petersen, Janice Paulsen, Susan Parrott. Norma Patterson, Christine Parfenuk, Susan Novak, Judith Perry; Back row, Steve Murphy. James Newton, Elaine Parker, Kathleen O Conn0r, Nancy Parker, Kathryn Partridge, Rebecca Outten, Laura Owirka, Alaric Naiman, Mr. James Newton. 614 North, Sophomores. Miss Elizabeth Pierson Front row, Deborah McCarthy, Ellen Phinney, Beverly McGovern. Leslie Miller. Sara Meyer, Robin Mount. Cynthia Merz. Pamela Mercurio, Susan Clark; Back row, John McCabe, Ronald McLeod. Neil Moore, Monahan Monroe, Ellen Mayock. Stacy Page. Michael Moulton. Rory McCullough. Kevin Mikoski. 87 603 North, Sophomores, Mr. Steven Goldberg Front row. Paula Youngs Sandra Pike, Mara Katz, Jennifer Steven Plumley, Carol Walsh, Joyce Porter, Dianne Pitcher, Peterson, Cynthia Lennan. Norma Radford, Donna Place, James Poundstone, Richard Petroph, Douglas Pitman. Jeffrey Dorothy Holiday: Back row, Daniel Lewis, Timothy Place. Becker, Mr. Goldberg. 619 North, Sophomores, Mr. Carl Perkins Hun! row, Jeanne Martin, Cheryl Hudson. Janice Maenpaa. Stephen Marcoux. Robert Martinee. Steven Martini. William 8th Anne Mailhol. Susan De Luca, Claire Malonson. Mafera, Kenneth MacLean, William Lott, Clifford Marsh; 1, qlhcrinc Madorc, Cheryl Mallcry; Middle row, Karl 1i, Back row, Stephen Locke. George Marx, Keith MacGilvra. 88 620 North. Freshmen, Mr. Richard Murphy Front row, Rosemary ODonnell. Debra Orifice Jean Marie Young, Craig Smith, Andy Weckesser. Richard Martini. Leslie Murphy. Diana Robeck. Shari Roth. Nancy McIninch Linda Nelson. Steven Shurling, Darrell Street. Christopher Morley: Parsons. Linda Stearns; Second row. John Peatfield. John Fourrh row, Jeffrey Pillion, George Whitcomb. Erich Stahl. Sheehan. Carl Rubin, Elissa Paino. Margaret Rawson. Dwight James Rice. Wells. James Mercurio, Philip Sharkey; Third row. Charles 605 North, Freshmen, Mr. John Bowdoin Front row, Debra Knapp, Deborah Lewis Lynnette Pruitt. Kelly Hammer. Anne Lummus Rcbecca Wales, Julia Logruksso. Holland. Deborah Purvis Lorene Margo Walsh Judith Griffin. Rodica Ilicscu; Back Row, Kurcn LaRhette. Jean MacNeil: Second row. David Joy. Thomas Gedrim, Lorraine Grasly. Scott MacGilvru. Eric Huurtz. Andrew Landry. Mark Johnson. Peter Vollheim, Brant Houston. Steven Keyes, David Hegarty. Carl Jackson. Stephanie Hathaway. Gillig. Eric Turcotte, Robert Malerbi; Third row: Renata Leon, Wendie Kastler. Sharon Kelly. Anna 89 613 North, Freshmen, Mrs. Karin Flynn Front row, Janice Boreiko, Claudia Gale, Sue Chetham, Anne Burke, Pamela Adamson. Cynthia Carter, Becky Frost, Nancy Cannalonga; Second row, Paul D Antonio, Richard Felt. Mark Sylvia, Richard Albee, Andrew Cain. J ames Degraeve, Andrew Thomas. Peter Fitzpatrick; Third row, Karen Foley, Sandra Tjaden. Kathy Brown, Sue Crowell, Eileen Binder, Thalia Donaldson, Paulette Armstrong, Gail Bentley; Back row, Janice Dullea, Cynthia Clifford, Alan Ey, Preston Cook, Andrew Benden Stephen Anderson, Tom Baldwin, Glen Cousins, Cheree Brown, D. Touchette. 9O The second year of the hall system has served to put the hall on more solid ground for both teachers and students, according to South Hall Director, Mr. Robert Wentworth. Students are more aware of the hall system as it affects their lives. They can see even more clearly this year that the Hall Director has a relationship to them. Mr. Wentworth feels that this one-to-one relationship resulting from the hall system has helped individual students. He also feels that the emphasis should be on the director-student rapport. The pocket guidance omces illustrate this facilitated aid to students. Director and counselor can consult on an individual case because of their adjoining oftices. South Hall activities have included group discussions on the generation gap. Parents were invited to participate in these discussions organized by Miss Marie Fayis hallroom. Mr. Richard Magidoff, a history teacher, gave seminars on rock music during ballroom period, and Mr. Wentworth discussed the differences and similarities between rock music and other types. South Hall joined the other halls in entertaining children from Femald School at a Halloween party. South Hall hopes to utter a scholarship to a senior. 92 South Hall Mr. Robert G. Wentworth, Director B.M. New En land Conservatory of Music M.M. Boston ?Jniversity Humanities Chorus South Hall Director MR. HUGH MAGINNIS B.S. Salem State Colle e M.Ed. Salem State Co lege C.A.G.S. Boston Universny Hall Counselor South Hall F aculty MR. LEWIS K. BALDWIN B.S. University of Mass. M.S. Sprin tield College Physical E ucation MISS PATRICIA D. CLARK CoaCh, FOOtbaH, ka MISS RUTH M. BUXTON A,B. Cornell University A.B. University of Vermont French M.A. Tufts University Quebec Project Latin and English Teacher Counselor MRS. ELISE E. ZIMMON A.B. Mount Holyoke M.A. Middlebury Graduate School of French in France MR. JAMES L. DE SIMONE Frmh MISS MARIE E. FAY A.B. Brandeis Univtlgitg'E B.A. College of Our Lady of the Univ. of FrankfurU , ermany Elms German MA. Assumption College Coach Cross Country French German Club Extra-curricula course in Director Adult Education Elementary Russian MISS MARYLIN C. HALEY B.S. University of Mass. Home Economics Femald Group Adviser MR. JOSEPH D. KROL MR. BRUCE JOHNSON A.B. St. Marfs A.B..Middlebury College MA. Boston College English. Speech Goethe Institute in Germany Drama German German Club Faculty Manager of Sports 93 MISS ROBERTA M. LIEBERMAN A.B. University of Pittsburgh M.A.T. Brown University US. History MR. RICHARD MAGIDOFF A.B., A.M. University of Michigan Russian History Non-West History US. History Pierce House Discussions MR. JOSEPH PACENKA BS Filchburg State College Ivtduzgtrial Arm Metals XRMrk-Study Program Director ' i Hurtball Coach 9. rvsti'ln-g. Coach MR. DAVID D. PIMENTAL B.S. Mass. College of Art SUNY at Oswego Art Craft9 MISS SHARON ROBERTS B.A. Wellesley MA. Middlebury Madrid Spanish 2 MISSNANCY ROBERTS B.A. Wellesley Coll? M.A. Middlebury Co e lege Spanish MRS. HARRIET J. ROGERS A.B. Emerson College English, Drama, Speech LincoIn-Sudbury Regional Players Drama Club MISS CAROL RUDMAN BA. University of Michigan MA. Boston University French French Projects MISS ELIZABETH A. TELFER A.B. St. Jose h College University 0 Madrid Spanish Spanish Club MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH B.S. University of Chicago English, Speech Drama 403 South, Juniors, Mr. Joseph Krol Front row, Elaine Davis. Janice Sloan, Mary Sharkey, Wendy Rolfe, Edna Barker, Louise Dunn, Margaret Flynn, Cathy Sharpe, Patricia Rozelle, Ruth Simmermon; Middle row, Bruce Ryer, Mallory Selfridge, Helen Scott, Laura Bartlett, Jane Rymsha, Nancy Stacy. Janice Sloan, Chris Hamisch, Fran Ryan, Ben Spiller, Mr. Krol; Back row, Dan Robinson, Ron Scherer, Greg Sevilla. Bob Shay, Jim Smith, Henry Harrington. Ted Rawson, Kenneth Sauter. Tom Sartori. Joseph Ruocco, Kenneth Robins. 414 South, Juniors, Miss Patricia Clark Front row, Sandra Waye, Elaine Varriale, Rhonda Wood, Judith Verbryke. Rosemary Preeper, Sydney Athens, Marilyn Wood. Lynn Venier, Mar aret Wellock, Patricia Wood: Middle row, Lance Woodward. ric Williams, Mary Zygala, Heidi Newman, Dawn Withrow. Linda Whitcomb, Kathleen Yore Stephen WriOht, John Hill; Back row, Robert Wilson. Harold Ward. Fred Wilson. James Wenckus, Dwight Armstrong. Gary White. Bruce Winchell. Paul Voight. Bradford Voight. Kevin Squire. 95 409 South, Juniors, Miss Sharon Roberts Front row, Janet Adachi, Sandra Tighe, Kath Stansel. Hollis Mahoney, Scott Taylor, Miss Sharon Roberts; Back row, Appleby. Janet Armstrong. Beatrice Ames, inda Tetreault. Stephen Troisi, Charles Stott, G Touchette, Russell Taft, Brenda Stinson, Martha-Lynne Anderson; Second row, Gary Stephen Clifford, Colin Williams, cott Throckmorton, Mark Stone. David Steinhilper, Bruce Albrecht. Linda Wilson, Thomas, David Stevens; Sharon Underhill, Martha Amesbury, Richard Alibrandi, Neal L-l South. Sophomores. Mr. Richard Magidoff From row. Miriam Walba. Jean Tjaden. Bonnie Tobey. Beth Self, Peter Troisi, Kevin Ti he. Robert B'orkdahl, Roland Toomey, Diane Secatore. Margret Toler, Sally Scherer, Ilona Wales, Mark Coolbaugh, evin Boyd; ack row, Mark Kalisky: Middle row, Steven Towle, Steven Trumble, Thaddeus Johansen. William Brennan. Frank Young Mr. Magidoff. 96 401 South, Sophomores, Mr. James De Simone Front row, Carolyn Rapuano, Margaret Ross, Teresa Ruocco, Diane Ring, Julia Ragan, Gary Drake, Mr. De Simone; Back LOUiSC 5311011 Debbie Williams, Mary RCYDOIdS, Terri Webb; row, Michael Caso, Donald Ryther, Joe Ricciardi, Malcolm Middle row, Davis Robinson, Ernest Taylor, Martha Robinson, Rosenwald, Robert Reach, Steven Sargent. 4ll South. Sophomores. Miss Marie Fay Front row. Nancy Woodbury. Marian Foster. Pamela Wood. Walkey. Peter Wellman, Jeff Woodward. Gary Whittemore, Sandra Warner. Carol Wood. Susan Whelpley. Patricia Frank Walsh, Tom Baker. Mark Stevens, Tony Lewtas. Gary Yankun. Denise White. Rosalind Walter: Second row. Chris Welch, Richard Woodward. John Wright. 97 b... 406 South, Sophomores, Miss Nancy Roberts Front row, Leslie Shansky, Mary Sturgis, Alexis Stinson, Lois Janet Sheets, Lise Stahl, Donald Sykes, Back row, Ken Spotts- Tetreault, Kathleen Sirianni, Pamela Wells; Middle row, wood. Michael Thomas. Galen Tinder, Bruce Stiles, Frederick Geoffrey Thayer, Lynn Seymour, Sally Shurling, Ilde Tary, P1uff,J0hn Smith. 408 South, Freshmen, Mrs. Elise Zimmon Front row, Laurel Wigandt, Deborah Downs, Carolyn Manley, Carl Gustafson, Robert Inguanti, Allen Harpster, ghee hidderu, Roberta Lane. Margaret Marx, Maureen Griffin, Grace Lohnes, Andrew Howard; Back row, Chris H388, David Jarvis, Robert Nancy Oliver. Laura Hegarty, Marian McKennan, Jane Mc- Moir, Bruce Marshall, Kim King, Bryant Kennerly, Chris Ihmough: Middle row, Kanoba Bradner, John Powell, Norman Keevil, Stuart Hooker, Stan Mattox, David Purvis, Mark Law- chcy. Henry Morgan, Michael Wentworth. Kenneth Hanchett, rence, Paul Neuman. 98 w$-v..-.-- g i ' WWUF 413 South, Freshmen, Mr. Christopher Smith, Mr. Bruce Johnson Front row, Nina Ostar. Laurie Sheldon, Lauri Throckmonon. Nancee Pinto, Susan Sharpe, Patricia Preeper, Cynthia Scott, Deborah Towle. Gail Taffe. Karen Olson; Middle row, Robin Wales, Harold Sawyer, Lorna Strobel, Holly Steele, Constance Stanley, Katherine Row, Lisa Bishop, Jacgueline Richards, $1.. z Lauren Underhill, Priscilla Ward, Martha Young, Mr. Smith, Steven Waldman; Back row, Neil Rasmussen. Lee Warner, Chris Ryan. Sal Panetta, Daniel Winchell. Daniel Ryan, Mark Tlumacki, Thomas Smith. Thomas Stitt, Eric Weinstein, John Peterson, Andrew Partington, Keith Porter, John Rogero. ' L 39! i Aux 1514? t ;;.$ y F 407 South, Freshmen Miss Elizabeth Telfer Front row. Pamela Badger, Darlene Burke. Janice Caira. Kathy Bisson. Barbara Bennett, Jean Dickey. Sherry Flannery, Janet Andrew. Jeanne Cucinolta. Elizabeth Clayton; Middle ro'w. Steven Frye. DaVid Buffington. Michael Coutu, Rebecca Doughty, Allison Benzie. Valerie Clough, Linda Grant. Sheryl 99 Borg. Steve Gray. Chris Cuswcll. Miss Elizabeth Telfcr: Back row, Daniel Barker. Jeffrey Bastrcss. Phllxp Cunty. James Goma- tos, Jason Field. James Alexander. Kenneth Clark. Marc. Gul- ligan. Kirk Davis. John DeJcsus. Michael Durning. Wlllmm Adamson. 100 fr nmocum ,u, 0 N 0 ' T U A C I'M NOT MALL! HAPPY 101 East Hall Perhaps the busiest hall in the school is East. The major project this year is to s onsor a student exchange with a high schoo in Madison, Wisconsin. in coo eration with the student government and teac ersi association. The Student Activities Committee also hopes to give a scholarship to an East Hall student in the Outward Bound rogram. In order to support these projects the stu ents sold candy bars, held dances, and had a concession at the Thanksgiving football game. The hall also plans to exchange students for a day with other local high schools, and ho es to become more involved in service work or the local communities. Activities alternate during hallroom eriods. One week each hallroom has its own. T e next unites the entire hall in an event, lanned by the Student Activities Committee. T is committee, which has a representative from each hallroom, meets with Mr. David Bronson, adviser, and Miss Edwards. Current issue programs on drugs and smoking, a music assembly by the band and s ecial chorus, an assembly on Light and Color, 3 ance in the glassed-in corridor, and a Halloween party for Fernald School are some of these events. Tom Crowell, East Hallis president, presides at these events. The East Hall faculty entertained parents during the block dance in the fall, and the entire faculty during exam week. Miss Marion Edwards a preciates both the new guidance arrangement an the secretarial service. Mrs. Garavano, East Hallts part-time secretary is in the hall from 8-10 AM. to handle attendance and make appointments. The halls guidance counselor. Mr. Kriedberg, is also in the hall offices, available to students, hall faculty, and director. w 3 MISS MARION F. EDWARDS. DIRECTOR B.S. Beaver College University of Maine Health and Human Biology East Hall Director NHSS ITLIZABFATH S. WOOD HA 8M .lI'lhIHUl'L' College Minx THIIU- LLLM t: kliunsclur MR. GERALD N. KRIEDBERG A.B., Ed.M.. Boston University Hall Counselor 102 East Hall Faculty MR. DAVID B. BRONSON B.A. Yale ThD. Harvard English Adviser East Hall Student Government MR. GEORGE L. HORTON III 8.8. Springlield College University of Iowa Physical Education Coach, Varsit Soccer. Varsity Bas etball MISS ANNA B. DUNCAN B.S. Juniata Colle 6 MS. University 0 Pa. Biology MISS MAUREEN K. BERINGER A.B. Emmanuel College M.S. Boston College Earth Science Math and Science Communications Skills Fernald Project MISS BETTY JANE BUSIEK BA. Guilford College Science MR. JAMES F. MOIR B,S. Univ. of Illinois M.Ed. Framingham State College Wesleyan University Earth Science MRS. PATRICIA GOLDBERG B.F.A. Rhode Island School of desi n XRAT. arvard 103 MR. JOHN R. MCCRACKEN BA. University of California MA. University of Denver Librarian MRS. MIRIAM S. COOMBS A.B. Middlebur College M.A. Univ. of onnectlcut English Dyad Adviser School News MR. DEAN ALDRICH B.M., M.M. New England Conservatory of Music. Humanities I Mixed Chorus Special Chorus MISS DIANNE E. PULLO B.S. Boston University. Sargent College Physical Education Coach. Freshman Field Hockey. Varsity Tennis Adviser. Varsity Cheerleaders MRS. ANDRIA R. BEACOCK B.A. Boston University McGill University English Sophomore Ski Club MRS. OUIDA L. BAILEY B.S. Univ. of Tennessee M.S. Univ. of Iowa Kings College, Univ. of London Unified Science Adv. Science Seminar Chemist Indepenggm Science Research Projects MR. LORNE A. FORD B.M. New England Conservatory of Music M.E. Worcester State College Humanities I Music Theory Band. String Ensemble Wind Ensemble, Stage Band MISS LINDA J. FRAIL B.A. Wellesley College English Communications Skills Regional Review Staff MR. RAYMOND S. MARTIN B.S. Boston College M.S. Union College Chemistry Student Council Adviser MR. THOMAS E. GEAGAN, JR. B.S. Boston State College MS.T. Boston College Earth Science MRS. FRANCES H. NESS B.A. Mount Holyoke College M.A.T. Harvard Biology Anatomy and Physiology Femald School Program MISS CAROL A. GURNEY B.F.A. Univ. of Denver M.F.A. Univ. of Mass. Art u i MR. THOMAS J. ONBRIEN B.A., M.Ed., Boston College M.A.T. Brown University Biolo y, Unified Science Coac , Varsity Tennis J unior Class Advisor 1 MRS. PRISCILLA T. LOCKWOOD B.S. Univ. of New Hampshire Ed.M., C.A.G.S. Boston Univ. Earth Science MR. FREDERIC A. SCOTT B.S. Tufts University M.S.T. Univ. of New Hampshire Chemistry, Physics Radio Club. 104 512 East. Juniors. Mr. Thomas O Brien Front row, Carolyn Griggs, Arlene Hanson. Patricia Henry, Robert Greenleaf. John Gray. Thomas Tetreaull. Ralph Keller Hadcn, Claire Greenblatt, Debra Huneck. Susie Haswell.Charles Guder,NadellHill;Back row,Thomas Hogan, Henderson, Rebecca Horwitz. Bonnie Griffin; Middle row, GeotTrey Herman, Mark Heinecke. Stephen Humphrey. 523 East, Juniors, Miss Maureen Beringer Front row. Susan Denisevich. Barbara Early, Leslie Fawcett. Dwight Richnen Edward Denehy. Doncl R0bcr15 Donald Linda Elliott. Ann Eppling, Laura Driscoll; Middle row, Susan Douly Dan Fedock, Gary Dietrich, Dumont Dcrmon, David Ellis. Julianna Eckhardt. Mary Dunne, Denise Dyer. Elizabeth Enos. Donaldson, Cynthia Dustin, Katharina Robeck; Back row, 105 520 East, Juniors, Mrs. Priscilla Lockwood From row. Judi Gentile. Lynda Gardner, Elaine Gendreau, Lee Barbara Gagne, Deborah Fulton; Trevor Fougere, Michael Ann Ganey Linda Fullerton. Linnea Hanson; Middle row, DePasquale, Randall Forsyth. Thomas Finan, Peter Forrest, Diana Frost, Kathleen Sykes Betsy Gerace. Madeline Gatti. Pierre Foret, Thomas Gardner. 517 East, Juniors, Miss Betty Busiek Front row, Paula Davis. Maureen Dempsey. Debra Green. Dean. John Davies; Back row, Glen Corbett, Kenneth Podsen, Nancy Cross. Frances Combs. Deirdre Cowden. Paula Christopher Gould, John Gomatos, Thomas Pontbriand, Earl Cunningham. Mary Gill; Middle row. Gregg Creaser. Vertie Daniels, Stephen Grande. Grasly. Fay Gilfoy. Jacqueline Cook. Colleen Conley. Patricia 106 323 East, Sophomores, Mr. David Bronson DeMont; Back row, Gary Larson, David Cummings, William Emden, Robert Ditzel, Michael Numey. Absent, Domenic Front row, Robin Popkin. Marysue Naegele, Didi Davis, Cucinotta, Beryl Derderian, Martin Shroyer. Phoebe Ledger. Anne Danese; Middle row, Dennis Daniels, Richard Davis. Kiyo Tabery. Sidney LaRhette, Richard 5!! East. Sophomores, Mrs. Frances Ness Front row. Joseph Clark. Peter Chandonait. Nancy Colantuono, Paul Cook; Back row, Steve Carlson, Richatd Cannon, Tom Lynette Clark. Maria. Clementi, Kevin Corrigan, Henry Crawford, Dexter Chadsey. Paul Cousins. Chris Doughty. Cavooto; Middle row, James Cavicchio. William Cox, Gordon Absent. Diane Cortwright. Churchill, Edward Chisholm. William Carney. David Courtney. 107 rum IZWngawgariz-umi -. r 5H swam , - , .1 a . l1 93.3555; 3 W v - 3 , g3 303 East, Sophomores, Mrs. Andria Beacock Front row, Janice Holland, Kathryn Haswell, Ann Heffeman, Ellen Holroyd, Deirdre Murphy, Paula Hoey, Paul Hill; Back Patricia Hennessy, Judith Hewey, Janet Hatch, Susan Hatfield, rOW, Samuel Hathaway, Michael Howard, Robert Hildreth, Kay Homan; Middle row, Christopher Jackson, Martha Hanks, David Jacobs, John Hester, John Ingard. i 302 East, Sophomores, Mr. Dean Aldrich Front row, Jennifer Kano, Karen Johnson, Susan Kahler, Johnson, Thomas Jevon, Richard Johnson, Andrew Kramer, Velzora Langhtz, Elizabeth Kennedy, Patricia Jennings, Kathy Donald Ladd, John Kibbler, Douglas Keenan, Jeffrey Lang, King; Middle row, Craig Kelley, Philippe Kelty, Michael Kane, Allan Keough. Alan Johnson, Bruce Jones, Jack Jarvis; Back row, David 108 521 East, Freshmen, Miss C3101 Gurney Front row, Cynthia Royal, Nanc Striker, Pamela Sha , Cheryl Lawrence Tighe, Henry Daniels, James Ryan, John Tol; Back Wilfert, Dorothy Woodley, Bet Waldron, Barbara estgate, row, Gordon Winchell, Thomas Wellman, Steven Stansel, Diane Valentino, Andrea Steinhilper; Middle row, Robert Jeffrey Seeckts, Patrick Rosenheim, Robert Smyth, Douglas Treadwell, Jonathan Walkey, Robert Sherman, Charles Swan, Williams, Paul Scharfenberger. gm nfm: wwww i: m . 1 '2 I .. i 519 East, Freshmen, Mr. Thomas Geagan Front row, Susan Powell, Jeanne McNabb, Carrie Leeming, Larson; Back row, William Powell, Clark Maurer, Dennls Linda PiITCHO, Nancy Page, Cynthia Partridge, Nancy Mahar; Lottatore, Stuart MacFarland, William Nebgskyt Wllham Middle I'OW, Jamea Panetta, Gerard McGovern, Henrice Shane, Morgan, Bruce Marshall, John L nch. Not m pxcture, R Lisa Orabona, Caroline Pickman, William NiChOlS. Dana Prendergast, Glenn Olson, Declan oore, Thomas Mann. 109 321 East, Freshmen. Mrs. Miriam Coombs Front row, Ellen Dowey, Lisa Adelson, Mary Blanchette, Penelope Caras, Kathleen Coan, Nancy Denisevich, Anne Cummings, Laurie Dunn, Deborah Dean, Joan Li pmaq; Middle row, Guy Dietrich, Weston Liu, Jacquehne lanchl, Jenifer Bump, Leslie Angell, Susan Dyer, Nancy Harrington, Jane Crandall, Ross Cooper, Peter Barnecut; Back row, Ha Conley, Michael Reece, Lawrence Bauder, David Mussom, Gray Bennion, Robert Levin, Timothy Calkjns, Matthew Clark, Robert B0 1e. Not in picture, Gary Bahlkow, Robert Collarusso, tephen Farr, Alicia Martinelli, Linda Scheerer. 322 East, Freshmen, Miss Linda Frail Front row, Judith King, Cheryl Hicks, Marcia Hawes, Jane Finan, Patricia Purves, Janet Hou hton, Bonnie Howard, Debbie Guethlen; Middle row, T omas Caira, Bradford Gonyer. Anne Gibson. Martha Galligan, Diana Hanks. 110 Susanne Patterson, Cynthia Kcough, Louis Buscemi, Richard Larsen; Back row, hurlcs Hall, Svcn ln ard. Adrian Gras, Lincoln Fullertom John Kuhlcr, Murk arrington, Frank Feeley. w I nmiuxMwuamtI M: V 3a mm 112 ff... I o In. croft . West Hall Mr. Zabierek, West Hall Director, has seen greater acceptance of the hall system this year. Less concern has been iven to class organization, creating a more ositive attitu e toward the hall, and a less materialistic ent to activities. Augmenting this development is an improved director-guidance relationship because the hall guidance OH'TCC is next to the director 5. The director can now take action quickl and provide better solutions to individual problems wit the helE of the guidance counselor. Another year has also helped t e director know his students better. West Hallls government consists of a student council of thirteen members, one from each hallroom, which meets monthly with Mr. Zabierek presidingnThe council initiated the West Hall breakfast, open to all students. The profits willgbe used toward a $500 scholarship for a senior. Students have also been involved in thetFernald service project. Hallroom period activities have included talks by student exchange ambassadors, video tapes, musical grou rograms, and a hall basketball league. The West-Nort ootball game for the Galvin trophy was unfortunately lost this year, making the record one victory for each hall. MR. HENRY C. ZABIEREK, DIRECTOR BA. University of Rhode Island M.E. Boston University Univ. of California at Berkeley Modern European History West Hall Director MRS. BETTY JANE ADRIAN MR. COLEMAN P. GORHAM MISS KATHLEEN ABBOTT B.A., MA. New York University A.B. St. Francis Xavier Univ.. Canada 8.5, Salem 511116 College Guidance. English MA. University of Notre Dame Business Tutoring Service Hall Counselor Teacher Counselor 113 West Hall Faculty MR. JOSEPH W. ANDELMAN B.S. E.E., M.S. E.E., Northeastern University Mathematics, Electronics Radio Club MISS BETSY F. COLBY MISS LINDA M. BELLOTTI . . B.A. Barnard B.A. Boston Umver51ty M.A.T. Harvard Mathematics, Physical Education Mathematics Ski Team Coach MISS BARBARA M. ATHY B.S. Boston University, Sargent College Physical Education Coach JV and V Field Hockey and Varsity Lacrosse Bowling Intramurals Girls Leader Corps MR. RICHARD J. JOHNSON MR PHILIP G' LEWIS B.S. Northeastern University BHA Dartmouth M B A B b I t M.A.T. Harvard B . .. . Edson .ns ltute Mathematics usmess ucatlon Adviser to School Store MRS. BARBARA S. BRANNEN MR. WILLIAM P. GALVIN B.S. Univ. of Washington A.B., M.Epl. Harvard Home Economics Mathematlcs Mathematics Contest Group 114 MR. TERRY F. MISKELL B.M. Eng., M.A.T. Cornell M.Ed. Northeastern Mathematics Student Exchange Adviser MR. EDWARD L. THIBEAULT, JR. 3.5. State College at Fitchburg Mathematics, Physics. Mechanical Drawing MRS. SANDRA J. TOPALIAN B.A. Simmons College Mathematics MR. SHERMAN P. SPAULDING B.S. Harvard MA. Boston University Mathematics Computer Lab. Treasurer P.T.S.A. MISS GAIL OGILVIE A.B Mount Holyoke College Mathematics MR. ROBERT RAUSCI-I B.S. Pennsylvania State Univ. M.Ed. Boston University Physical Education Coach, Junior Varsity Soccer, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Baseball .l M MRS. RITA M. ROSS MR. PAUL J. WAL$H B.S. Ohio State University 8.8. State C0116 e 01 Fltchburg Business Industrial Arts. oodworkmg 115 m 422 West, Juniors, Mr. Robert Rausch Front row. Janice Cobb, Kathleen Miller, Monica McSheehy, Sara Mundo, Judith Murphy, Elaine Murdock, Jayne McMeniman. Dorothy Mead, Alice Moore; Middle Row, Joseph Murphy, Susan McQuiston, Katalin Mihaly, Pamela McMurtry, Christine Myles, Emig Paine, Billie Jean NebeskK, Christopher Warner; Back row, ennis Milroy, Steven Reac , Karl Clough, Charles Mryglot, Robert McNabb, Arthur Milleir, Victor Morrill, Michael Murphy. 106 West, Juniors, Mr. Sherman Spaulding Front row, Melissa Bilodeau, Diane Reese, Carol Bergen, Karen Reichert. Nancy Ahlberg, Barbara Lachenbauer, Nancy Skoll, Bonnie Benson: Second row, Joyce Rhodes, Faith Burton, Linda Battista, Jane Reynolds. Patricia Kirshner, Kathy Sykes, Laurie KesscL Eleanor Bisson, Pat Kennallv; Third row. David 116 Bergeron, Lowell Rice, Scott Renwick, Michael Powers, Gregory Bemis. John Huber, A. Scott Reid. William Kirshner; Fourth row, Perry Bent, Sharon Kling, Paul Beltramini, Robert Raymond, Daniel Bianchi, Laura Keyes, Karen Blomber, Mr. Spaulding. 2 West. Juniors, Mrs. Rita Ross Front row, Amy KroEp, Teresa Bri andi, Lea Bulkley, Kay Clausen. Alan Carpenter; Back row, Mark Brady, Timothy Cearley, Lindsay Bur . Arlene Butc er. Sandra Brier, Janice Carroll, Barbara Bolster, Carol Chase. Janet Clark, Catherine Hummel; Middle row, Dennis Cannon. Basil Bn'gandi. John Bobroff, Deborah Clark, Remi Brown, William Canty. Chu, Wayne Clark, Chris Buscemi, John Cialdea, Ronald 3 West. Sophomores. Mr. William Galvin Front row, Diane Bergeron, Sue Allard, Karen Adamson. Jean Steven Andrew. James Adelson; Back row. Spgncer Amcsbury. Allain. Elizabeth Al 60, Martha Allen; Middle row, Jeffrey James Bell. Gail Bigwood, Pamela Ackroyd, Susan Buer. Lisa Sharpe. Theodore amicle, Mark Beaton, Mark Andrew. Anderson, Alan Berry. 117 7 West, Soohomores, Mr. Richard Johnson Front r0W, Martha Lawrence. Ann Campobasso, ' Maria Michael Brown, Richard Boles, Edwaxd Burke; Third row, Burton. Janet Blanchette, Monica Burroughs, Kathryn Brown, Charlotte Braun, Karen Brooks, Philip Grover, Karl Greene, Caroline Bridge, Marie Boucher; Second row, James Bomba, Terry Griggs, Karla Gustafson, Deirdre Bruce. Joseph Morette, Newton DeNormandie, Michael Griffin, -m-i 104 West. Sophomores, Mrs. Sandra Topalian Frqnt row, Margery Garland, Kathy Hallett, Marsha Frost, Michael Halsey, Peter Frost, Christopher Gounaris, Stephanie Janice Garavana Donna Hall, Susan Fox; Second row, Hall; Third row, Wendy Gary, Tana Goodwin, Charles Hall, Elizabeth Greene. John Grabill, Lee Grason. Mark Gould, Charles Fluhr, Karl 0680C Meredith FOX- 118 418 West, Sophomores, Miss Betsy Colby Front row, JoAnne Ellis, Sarah Doty, Susan Farley, Leslie Devereux, Andrea Doherty, Linda Eaton, Rebecca Femald, Patricia Emmons, J anet Evangelista, Diane Baldwin; Back row, Uirst three not in 41$ Steven Edwards, Page S. Edmands, Willis P. Emerson, Thomas Ellis, Paul Dickie, John Drum, Stewart Ellis. 1 West, Freshmen, Miss Gail Ogilvie From row, Beth Kano, Kathy Joyce, Judith Maclachlan, Gayle Benders, Judith McGreenery, Rachel Maier, Laurie Murdock, Bara Levin, Dale Haworth, Joyce Lockhart; Second row, Richard Kusleika, Thomas Irvin. Frederick Hugill, Weston Hardy, James Mariner. William Langlitz, Amos Leaven, William Oliver. Richard Harvey, Norman Levey, Third row, Heidi Jordan. Karyn Kelley, Jane Jelinek, Marquerite Kevorkian, Becky Neblett, Sara Moore, Cynthia Korhonem Shirley Meyers, Kim Ludwick, Cathy Lynn, Mary Mellish, Susan Housman. 119 105 West, Freshmen, Front row, Karen Butler, Barbara Blossom. Sharon Dennis, Karen Gil, Janet Fagerlund, Patricia Eppling, Gail Benson, Barbara Grellier; Second row, Frederick Goode, Robert Gajewski, Michael Clarke, Paul Baldelli, Brian Corr, Bradford Carpenter, Carl Combs, Sean Bilodeau: Third row, Anthony Miss Linda Bellotti D Amato, James Duffy, Charles Anderson, Deborah Bean, Sally Ahlberg, Katherine Chester, Edward Crawford, Robert Hamilton, Matthew From; Back row, Winslow Dean, Kim Cameron, Cornell Grasty, Alan Battista, Mark Breesman, David Azar, Henry Gustafson. 415 West. Freshmen, Mr. Front row. Robin Oram. Anne J. Rowe. Wendy Torode,rLinda Schlichter, Deborah Walsh, Donna Wheeler. Judy, Rymsha, Jeanette Shambaugh, Ann Shirley, Elissa Permain; Second row, John Tullie, Leland Craybeek. Donald Place. Carl Smith. Douglas Wellock, Clifford Reichert. David Ross. Stanley Stern, 120 Terry Miskell Kobert Wood, Scott Tingey; Back row, Paul Varriale, Robert Shea, Mark Pihl, David Pratt, Linda Parshall, Yvonne Pacini, Diane Stott, Julia Thompson, Roberta Wilkins, Richard Spiller, Eugene Verbryke, Nathaniel Wales, David Swanson. 121 122 MRS. LILY T. SPOONER MRS. SALLIE JACKSON Business Manager and RN. Columbia Secretary to the Presb terian Medical Center, School Committee ta New ork City School Nurse Adviser. Future Nurses Club MR. ALFRED C. DEROSIER MRS. JOSEPHINE DODGE Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Cafeteria Munugcr 123 Secretaries 1;? ';, 5 ' . W ij w h hit: MRS. E. DOROTHY BORG Secretary to the Assistant Principal MRS. JUNE G. FINAN Assistant to the Business Manager MRS. RUTH T. CATHCART Secretary to the Super- intendent-Principal X, x MRS. LOIS A. RAWSON Secretary to the Guidance Director MRS. VIRGINIA A. MAENPAA Secretary North Hall. School Office MRS. EUGENIA GARAVANO Secretary East Hall, School thce MEEIVCIEIEESTgIEJJDE 1. MRS. MARGUERITE M. . . ,. x URGOTIS Gunddnu. Secretary Secretary South Hall, Guidance 124 Assistant Librarians mot picturem MRS. PATRICIA JOHNSON B.A. Skidmore College M.S. Columbia Univ. MRS. SHEILA M. NOAH MRS. VIRGINIA C. LOCKE B.A. Regis College A.B. Boston Univ. CLA Science Laboratory Technician Secretaries MRS- JANE R- PEARSON MRS. HOPE E. BALDWIN MRS. MARTHA SYMINGTON B'S' Colby quor College, New Library Secretary West Hall, AV Secretary England Hospltal i t $1.: MEESWIIIEGGARET F- MRS. CAROLINE MCGRAW MRS. DIANE C. DUCK S a. Department Secretary. Math and Department Secretaxy C1100! Office Secrdary Language English. History. Science 125 MRS. ELEANOR MaCDONALD. Matron MRS. MABEL CHISHOLM, Matron MRS. ROSE WRIGHT, Cafeteria Matrons And Cafeteria Staff MRS. ANNA BOYD, Cafeteria Dyad Project Assistant er. Laura Butler. Mrs. Phyllis Stapel, Mrs. Hazel Pulsifer. Josephine Lizotte, Mrs. Barbara' Orifice, Felice Seura, Mrs. Nlrx Hclcn Henley, Mrs. Jennie Rulowski. Mrs. Mary Mary Troisi. Chadwick. Nm plclured, Mrs. Lorraine Lessing. Mrs. if; 954, . w m . $1.:t551Tx3Ql-2311? $432.1.X 1 z; w '5 3 i ? ACADEMICS .x. -ra--.a N 1', rt 130 The art teachers are trying to develop the individual talents and interests of their students. Learning to work with others is also encouraged by group projects. Art students are getting experience in 3-dimensiona1 art: wood and metal sculpture, wire sculpture, plaster and papier-mache, and also in making silver, copper, and enameled jewelry. They entered many art pieces in the Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition sponsored by the Boston Globe. 131 Business The Business Department is taking an interested look at computer pro taming in connection with bookkee ing, s aring the PDP-S computer provide by Digital with the mathematics and science departments. The Advanced Secretarial students are introduced to the machines which they will find in the business world. Since many business students are already employed part-time through the Work-Study pro- gram, close correlation between classroom teachin and employment requirements 18 possi 1e, including training in the prepa- ratlon of an actual income tax return. Ever popular for all students are personal typing, personal notehand, and manuscript preparation. Boys tind Consumer Economics and Business Law practical and valuable. 132 History And Government This year a Humanities course for freshmen including History, Art, and Music and taught by members of the history and music departments, was introduced. Also new is an Honors program in which a student completes a study in addition to class work. If the study is acceptable he receives Honors status. Independent Study, and the teamed English and History classes relating American History to American Literature, continue. 133 4 A3$Wk$ www.eh English Teamed senior English classes, teamed English and History classes, new elective courses, Independent Study, and a new Honors program are among the 11vely features of the current English program. Honors students have replaced honors classes, with an acceptable honors project in addition to superior class performance, the new requirement. Yearbook Production, Modern Media, Drama, American Culture, Opera, Imaginative Writing, Expository Writing, and Words and their Ways are the present elective courses. The Communications Skills Program, which also crosses departmental lines continues to develop. Two American literature classes illustrated Hawthornets Scarlet Letter in visually symbolic ways. 134 Senior English classes found the Armor Museum fascinating English classes have enjoyed field trips to nearby Concord, Salem, Plymouth, and the Armor Museum in Worcester, as well as to the Boston theatres for productions of ttRomeo and Juliet? ttThe Lion in Winter? ttCharlyK and ttOliverf, One English class made a film as a class project, and many classes are using the schools Videotape machine to record class activities. zj 57;? h w, vwwi . .1 I - - ? , M2: 331;? Exchanging books is a complicated process for teamed teachers and students. Three teamed senior English classes meet together for lectures and separately for classwork in English literature. During the year, class groups are reorganized so that they not only change teachers, but also classmates. 135 Herr Krol German Class Foreign Language Under its new chairman, Miss Ce'cile Brault, the Foreign Language Department continues to broaden its choice of courses. Miss Brault is also working with the junior high schools of Lincoln and Sudbury to establish a sequential language program, providing credit for 5th year French and 4th year Spanish at LSR. An afternoon non-credit course, meeting once a week, is now taught by Miss Marie Fay. Next year it is hoped that Russian can be offered for credit. The independent study program for advanced Spanish students has been expanded under the guidance of Miss Elizabeth Telfer. Trips to Quebec, Spain, and study in Germany are among the exciting opportunities planned by groups of students and teachers in the department. Miss Fayts Russian non-credit elective has an enrollment of twenty students who meet once a week after school. Foreign language classes are regularly scheduled into one of Lincoln-Sudburfs two language labs. Miss Brault, at the console, can tune-in on each of her students to check responses to the taped material. The popular Industrial Arts Department added a new Basie Electronics course to its offerings this year. This course, as well as those in Woods, Metals. and Mechanical Drawings is in great demand. The Yearbook Production Class. on a tour of the shops. discovered that in this area rules must be obeyed to the letter. for the safety of all. With Mr. Paul Walsh, Woods Instructor. as a guide, they saw projects in all stages of development. The completed projects were on display at the annual department exhibit and included house plans and models: wood furniture; glass and metal furniture; tools, and minibikes. Industrial Arts Home Economics y a, 1 y A .nQ M The Home Economics De artment oEers courses which improve 5 ills in meal preparation and clothing construction. It offers chances to practice intelligent management of eneriy. money, and time. Freshman and Sop omore courses are largely laboratories. Junior and Senior units include Foods, Clothing Construction. Marriage, Family, and Chlld Development. All courses are adhusted to indlvidual interests and capabi'tjes. Each seeks to assist girls in accepting the responsibilities and realities of mamage. There is one course only, Clothin Construction, 3 half-year elective, whic confines itself to only one subject. 139 Instructional Services Center The Instructional Services Center is the focal point of academic activities. Mr. John McCracken is the new Library Coordinator. New physical changes include wall-to-wall carpeting, and a different arrangement of charge desk, carrels, and stacks. Increased use of the library for display of student art is another pleasing feature. Invaluable aid for an approaching term paper can be found in the Literary Reference Section. The library offers a wide variety of reading materials to satisfy almost every literary taste. A secluded comer of the library offers the student the opportunity to study under informal conditions. 140 Stereotape decks provide a welcome diversion from the normal school routine. The many carrels allow sufficient privacy for individual study. A wide variety of periodicals is available on the mezzanine, encouraging students to browse. 141 Important in the schools rapidly expanding Audio-Visual Department is the student service stat? headed by senior Dan Meenan. The boys, and one girl. work under Mr. Sidney Kazts direction, in and from the new AV room, Libra I. servicing, delivering, and operating the video tape machine an projectors, as well as helping to make a variety of Visual aids for classroom use. 142 Science The wide variety of science courses offered at . , . Lincoln-Sudbury includes Unified Science. Biology, The blology department prowdes preserved speCImens for observa- . . . tion and dissection. PhySICS, Chemlstry, Anatomy and Physwlogy, Earth Science, and Advanced Science Seminars. Students in Anatomy and Physiology have the use of an electrocardiograph to study the heart. Classroom aids include this air cart used in a physics experiment in acceleration, Two science classes are using Lincoln-Sudburfs new Unified Science Curriculum prepared by Mrs. Ouida Bailey and Mr. Frederic Scott. In an orderly three-year sequence, Unifled Science cuts across traditional course boundaries, presenting topics common to biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics, one of its aims being to avoid the duplication characteristic of individual courses. Models of plant roots. leaves. and stems are made available to students to supplement microscope xludx. 144 A biology class takes a practical exam involving the identilication of plants, using Stero microscopes provide aid in the study of smaller mlcroscoplc CIOSS'SCCUOHS' specimens. Physics students use the PDP-S computer donated by the Digital Equipment Corporation as a high speed calculator for classroom and homework problems. 145 Mr. Marshall uses the Unit Circle to trigonometry. 1 ' .. L53 IL-tghx K C, - e 4 3'- i;ln w' s 1 m t x ,. . kCSCW 4' . 2? eh 1:.qu instruct his class in the fundamentals of 146 Mathematics This years Math department offered a number of surprises for the student. Mr. MarshalPs famed Unit Circle and Mr. Galvinhs pointed halgebraich comments, combined with the opportunity to use the PDP-S Digital Computer, helped to make the study of this most academic subject enjoyable. 147 A PDP-5 Digital Computer is the latest addition to the LSR family. Providing the opportunity to become involved in after-school courses taught by members of the math department, the compact computer allows close contact with concepts and devices sure to become a major part of our future experience. Physical Education Mr. Joseph Kleiser and his Physical Education staff are looking to the future. They are helping to coordinate the physical education program from elementary school through high school. At LSR more space is needed so class size can be reduced to 30 people. They look forward to the addition of a held house with an indoor track, as well as a swimming pool which will also be available to townspeople. In the meantime new winter activities are being added. Tobogganing, new this year, is very popular. 148 149 Physical Education Coed winter sports and girls Iistball are popular new activities this year. The girls are eager for more gymnastics equipment. 150 151 Work Study Forty Lincoln-Sudbury students complete their academic obligations in the morning and are employed in the community or at school during the afternoon. Mr. Joseph Pacenka assists the students with their school and work schedules, and visits them at their places of employment. Chuck Dunne. at work at Mercuryts Service Station, Sudbury. Senior Linda Raeke does secretarial work at school. She and Mr. Pacenka find conferences easy to arrange. Jim MacArthur works at school, often in the cafeteria area. Janet Flint is employed at the Want Advertiser in Sudbury. Mrs. Distant, her employer, checks her copy for the latest edition. Boys on Work Study can confer with Mr. Pacenka in the Industrial Arts shops. Spanish Trip Front row, Laurie Kessel, Janice Cobb, Nadell HilL Miss Sharon Roberts; Back row. John Huber, Karen Tatsch, Stephen Humphrey, Karen Kane. Not in picture: Terry Jablonski. Sue Darby, Jane Oliver. Beth Weckstein, Bob Shay. Arthur Miller. Miss Roberts, who has studied in Spain. gave practical advice on everything from cosmetics to rain gear. Mg m. Thirteen L.S.R. Spanish students S and their teacher, Miss Sharon g M Roberts, Hew to Lisbon, toured the city and heard the famous Portuguese Fado singing. They traveled by bus to Cordoba, Spain to see the Mezquita or Great Mosque, visited the summer and Winter palaces in Granada, spent three days in Seville during the April Fair, and then went to Madrid where they toured the city and visited the historically impor- tant towns near the capital. From Madrid the group Hew to London, saw the city at night, and enjoyed a traditional English breakfast, before Hying home to Boston. v 153 Tom Crowell. Larry Horton, Steve Black, Ken Podsen. Not pictured, Lincoln-Sudburyts first Outward Bound Group Front row. Lani! T G d Ch S 1 Gary Morton. om ar ner, risty tan ey. Morrissone Dana Gardiner. Rick Walkey, Doug Foust, RiCt Johansen. Steve Wright; Second row. Charles Mann. Colin Williams. Twenty-three junior and senior bogs, chosen by interview, were the first group to expen'ence Lincoln-Sud uryts Outward Bound T pe, seven outward Bound week program, structured 0n the principles of the world-wi e program ttdedicated to helping youth to discover its potential? R0 es courses and vertical climbs tested their skill an tenacity. Ruck thmhin . rescue. and survival provided real challenges IN the cupuhillllcx of the boys. 154 Front row, Paul Andrew, Henry Merrill, JeiT McQueen; Back row, Joris Naiman. John Moore, David Fitzgerald. Geoff Davist Brian Lincoln-Sudburyts program occurred during February and March. Outward Bound activities began at the close of the school day, usually required a three hour period. Cam outs were scheduled for the weekends. Smaller groups were forme from the large one and Group discussions followed each activity. Maurer. Two faculty members also participated in the program: Mr. Joseph Kleiser and Mr. Raymond Martin. two instructors with previous Outward Bound experience, Barney Hallowell and John Feather, worked with the boys. Loyalty to the group and a feeling of community of spirit and effort are values sought in the program. John Feather, Program Director. has instructed in more than seventy Outward Bound Courses at five ditTercnl Outward Bound schools. LSR may well be the first high school to include this course in its curriculum. Vk'iv'.es .,l' i 23' ' R 5 ex Aa Canoeing under Sherman Bridge on a weekend hiking, canoeing expedition, gives a new aspect to the regular morning school bus route. Mr. Kleiser, LSRis Physical Education Chair- man, believes so strongly in the program that he wanted to experience it, first hand. Although the snow obscures the rock. he is climbing, With an intrigued audience of boys in his grou watching his progress. Student government a viser. Mr. Raymond Martin, learned the value of the project at first hand, Adventure. excitement, challenge concern. Sudbury and Concord. Thoreau country, Fairhaven Bay and the Concord River. provided training sites for the solo weekend in which each boy is on his own in the most demanding survival test. 156 A written record of this experiment in the form of a log has been kept by each group. and an extraordinary photo- graphic record. of which these photos are a part. has been made by instructor Barney Hallowell. one of whose talents is free lance photography. ttWe believe that the average youth has far more strengths and skills than he ever dreamed and that once he learns how excellent he can be, he will never settle for less? 1 an n - 7A a ??t':. . l - v4 157 Math Contest Group The Mathematics Contest Group, with Mr. William Galvin as adviser, has represented LSR in montth interscholastic mathematics competition wit nei?hb0ring big; schools. Front row, Lisa Lustwerk, Holy Steele, illiam Nichols, Jim Adelson. Dan Art Contest Winners LXS winners in the Scholastic Art Competition, sponsored by The Boston Globe were, from row, Carl Smith, Caroline Pickman, Karen Lunkhorst: second row, Richard Palmer. Richard DtAmato. Laurie Kessel and Connie Filbin. not pictured. were blue ribbon. gold ke winners. us were Richard Dtamato and Caroline Pickman. Al winners had Work on exhibition. 158 Gates, Carol Novak: Second row, Robert Wilson. David Lee, Katrina Robeck, Jae ueline Cook. Karl Li. Stan Gerson; Third row, Mr. Wi liam Galvin, Advisor. Stuart Hamilton, Remi Browne, Andy Kramer, John Smith. Homemaker Of Tomorrow Rosalind Wood became second place winner in the State of Massachusetts 1n the Betty Crocker Search for the American Home- maker of Tomorrow. One of 16,000 seniors in Massachusetts to take the test, she placed hrst in LSR and then became one of the ten finalists in the state. She received a $500 scholarship. w . I. y g. 6.2... ACTIVITIE S Student Exchange Can people of different nations understand one another well enough to see to it that they live peacefully together? We believe that people the world over are more alike than they are diiferent, and that they can learn to understand and respect' one another if given the opiortunity. For eleven ears the Student Exchange Program has brought toget er people from ditikerent nations for personal association. It has tr1ed to remove the obvious obstacles to understanding, so that they will have a better chance to enjoy and appreciate each other. Foreign students, teacher and student ambassadors, ,and Experimenters gathered on the lawn at Pierce House in Lincoln, dinner guests of the Student Exchange Committee. Seated: Ellen Faran, Gilbert Fullerton, Lincoln Russell, Mandy Morgan, and Yasuko Aizawa from Japan. Standing, Berri Kramer, J 0y Rice, Marilyn Merz, Kim Hansen from Denmark, Meg Winchell, Hoyt Cousins, Miss Adair Linn, Nur Erel from Turkey, Cai Emmons, Meredith Fox, Chris Hall, and Denise de Lima from Brazil. Photo by Victor Neumeier 162 A new phase of the Lincoln-Sudbury program began in 1968, when freshman Meredith Fox spent the summer at a language camp in Arizona, and with a family in Mexico. Miss Adair Linn, the second teachere-ambassador, spent the summer in Japan. Regional Ambassadors visited Ireland, Greece, India, Costa Rica, and Spain. Regionalts foreign students come from Japan, Turkey, Denmark, and Brazi. Cai Emmons attended Cheadle Hulme School in England last year and Donna Carter and Carolyn McQueen, juniors, are at Cheadle Hulme this year. Regional Experimenters traveled to Mexico, Sweden, and Holland. Foreign Students and Their Hosts Seated, Beth Weckstein, Rob Grabill and Caroline Emmons; Standing, Kim Hansen, Joy Rice, Yasuko Aizawa, Martha Amesbury, Denise de Lima, Nancy Greenleaf, Marcie Clough, and Nur Erel. Victor A. Neumeier photo. 163 Kim Hansen, from Denmark, spent the year with the Elliott Grabills in Lincoln, and the John Rice family in Sudbury. Yasuko Aizawa. from Tokyo, Japan, is attired in the traditional dress of her country. She lived with the Richard Wecksteins in Lincoln and the Ira Amesbury family in Sudbury. Nur Erele from Izmir, Turkey, wears a century old Turkish gown. Nur stayed with the Bradlee Emmons family in Lincoln and the Karl Clough family in Sudbury. Denise de Lima, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, enthusiastically describes her country. She lived with the Kenneth Green- leafs in Sudbury and the Thomas Winships in Lincoln. 164 Exotic souvenirs of the countries represented in the Exchange Program are on exhibit in the lecture ball during the International Dinner. Each year Lincoln-Sudbury students energetically take part in the workday in which they take interesting jobs in the two communities and donate their pay to the Student Exchange Fund. The day is climaxed by unusual cuisine served at the public International Dinner. Community supporters have a chance to greet the foreign students and learn about the experiences of the five L.S.R. Ambassadors. Adult Student Exchange Committee members serve at the Guests at the International Dinner International Dinner. 165 Window Washers 34m g . 4 .. WY x 441'4$13591. Impressions Of Five Countries By Regionalis Ambassadors ttThe people in Ireland are very friendly and happy to help visitors. The atmosphere here is very relaxin and peaceful, and there is no rush to do anything. think Ireland is one of the happiest countries in the world because of the friendliness of the people? Gilbert Fullerton Ambassador to Ireland ltHere, I felt sad and teary for the first time. Before, when I looked at the crippled and starving children, I didnlt see them as humans. But that day I saw them. We all saw them? Marilyn Merz Ambassador to India ttThe past thirty-four days have been the happiest of m hfe. I feel deeply indebted to all Costa 'Cans because they showed me that I was welcome in their country. The eople acce ted me for what I was. I only ope that may forever keep in my heart a fraction of the sincerity and happiness everyone showed to me? Joy Rice Ambassador to Costa Rica. 167 ttGreeks are extremely open-hearted and warm, and their hospitality is startling. The marvelous white beaches and blue sea, majestic mountains and olive groves are surpassed only by the fulfillment of becoming part of a family, despite language and cultural barriers? Meg Winchell Ambassador to Greece v.0 ttWe live simply, work hard, and play hard. There are many festivals in the plaza and we have been to the bull tights. I am completely enchanted by the violent Spanish nature, silent mountains, hard-working Basque farmers, and beautiful Spain? Chris Hall Ambassador to Spain 168 Faculty members. the Student Exchange Club. and members of the Adult Committee pursue the goals of the Student Exchange Program. Members of the 1968-69 Adult Committee are: Chairman, Mrs. Richard E. Lang Mrs. Herbert Eaton Mrs. Daniel Carter Mr. George Fernald Mr. Thomas Puchalsky Mr. Terry Miskell Miss Adair Linn Mrs. David Bobroff Mrs. E. Bill Hall Mrs. George H. R. McQueen Mrs. John R. Moore Mr. Victor Neumeier Mrs. John B. French Mrs. Leon B. Hester Mrs. William McKennan Mrs. Gordon D. Winchell Faculty Advisers for the Student Exchange Club, Mr. Terry Miskell and Mr. Thomas Puchalsky. The Student Exchange Club helps to plan and organize fund raising projects for the program. Club President Meg Winchell presides at a meeting. Secretary Cathy Marsh distributes dinner tickets. W ,,,,, 169 The Band from above. A delicate passage directed by Mr. Ford ilirumpet Trio. Mark Brady, Robert Boedecker, and William Kirshner, performing in the Dec. 4, Winter Concert. 170 Concert Band The Concert Band took on a variety of dimensions this year under its new director, Mr. Lorne Ford. It gave its annual Winter Concert on Dec. 4, played the instrumental accompaniment for the tTHallelujah ChorusT for the Christmas Homecoming Concert, and presented the third annual Spring Concert in May, to complete a good season. A unique Ensemble Concert was presented on March 5. This was especially instructive for the participants, enabling them to gain experience by performing solos and chamber music for an audience. Newly developed this year were the Wind Ensemble and Woodwind Ensemble. They provided opportunities for the more experienced band members to do close ensemble playing, an activity which should be continued. Music quiver; , ,1 am . Music getting rough? Come on brass! Guilbert Winchell. Baritone and Band President; Dennis Milroy. Bass Horn; Mark Gould Timpani. Warm up with new music. The Band: It may not sound odd, but it looks backwards. ttWhere are we going to sit todayT, . . ttConcert Digest. Are you kidding? ttTell the hute section to shut up? . . . 7:45, Dec. 4: ttGet something out of the music? HftA. . .IdontthearanA. . .Doyou hear an AV . . . ttMake an effort? ttWoodshed that part? . . . hNow ifs starting to sound? Concentration and Satisfaction Two Flutists: Stan Gerson and Wendy Rolfe Mark Gould with his few. but precious, notes on the timpani. r-. ' .: Musical interpretation by Trevor Fougere. Dan Sykes. Lisa Lustwerk, and Rosalind Walter Band Officers President - Guilbert Winchell Vice President - Robert Grabill Secretary-Treasurer - Wendy Rolfe Horn Section: Mark Lawrence. Sheryl Borg. Leslie Angell. Thomas Stitt. Stacy Page. and Bruce Winchell. Northeast District Outstanding members of the band participated in the District, Allstate, and Eastern Music Festivals sponsored by the Music Educators Association. Guilbert Winchell. Trombone Wendy Rolfe, Flute Eastern For the first time in the history of Lincoln-Sudbury, band members were chosen to participate in the All-Eastern Music Festival held in Washington, DC. The Festival was a five-day concentration of practice and performance. Representing L.S.R. were Wendy Rolfe, Roderick Finan, and Guilbert Winchell. District Participants Orchestra: Wendy Rolfe, Stan Gerson, Rod Finan, and Guilbert Winchell. Band: Terry Keevil, Bob Moir, Nancy Ahlberg. tNot appearing are orchestra member David Cummings and Chorus member Betty McIninCht Allstate Orchestra Stanton Gerson, Flute Sendy Rolfe, Flute Roderick Finan, Clarinet Guilbert Winchell, Trombone Robert Moir, Trombone Terry Keevil, Oboe Roderick Finan, Clarinet Choral Ensembles MIXED CHOR US The Mixed Chorus of fifty voices, directed by Mr. Dean Aldrich, 'oined the Select Chorus in the C ristmas Concert. Among the selections by the combined choruses was the traditional TTHallelujah Chorus? The chorus also appeared in the Spring Concert and the Pops Concert. SPECIAL CHOR US This yearts Special Chorus, conducted by Mr. Dean Aldrich, consisted of twenty-four voices. The group. gave frequent concerts, their repertoire 'including pieces from both the 'classical and contemporary musical eras. Mixed Chorus session in the band room. John Chu. Steven Towle, Betsy Medowski Monday evening Special Chorus rehearsal: Lisl Donaldson, Jean England, Craig Boreiko 175 Select Chorus thcers President Richard Palmer Vice President Cheryl Hunter Section Leaders Connie Witherby Nancy Morgan John Chu William Canty C hristmas Concert The highlight of the year for the Select Chorus was its appearances in Symphony Hall, Boston, on March 1, 7, and 8, with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Harry Ellis Dickson, in the world premiere performances of ttThe Earthts A Baked Appleft by Michael Colgrass, a composition for youth chorus and symphony orchestra. The eighty-voice Select Chorus presented a Fall Concert in the Little Theatre under the direction of Mr. Robert G. Wentworth. The Select and Mixed Choruses presented a joint Christmas Concert and at Pops Concert in April, and the Select Chorus made a Spring Tour. Mr. Dean Aldrich was accompanist for the Select Chorus. Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Wentworth 176 r t .52 '5' gr? F- I; - I Get yourself into the music!a WFhe tempo is much slower in this passage. Letis try the solo again? Mr. Colgrass, Mr. Wentworth. Mr. Aldrich, Steve Towle the Earthis A Baked Appleii This unique piece will long be remembered as the sounds of ttOoh-Wahit echo from the deep recesses of the lecture hall. Long remembered, too, will be the rehearsal with the composer. Mr. Michael Colgrass, who explained that. inspired by Martin Luther King, he wrote a series of poems in which he tried to catch the spirit of youth. He chose six of these poems and set them to music, ttto be expressed through young people to whom he spoke so well? We were the first of those young people. l i ttThat was a k computer? ii J Sectional in 301 179 Drama The Admirable Crichton by J. M. Barrie November 21, 22, 23 hThe Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Players produced hhThe Admirable Crichton? With Vigor and charm, and they should all, right down to the 20dds and Ends2 be thanked for an enjoyable and enlightening evening? thilI Crichton must play the game. Geoffrey Herman is indeed admirable as Crichton. ThroughouL Mr. Herman preserves his aloof air and cold manner. always the perfect butlerf Odds and Ends. Jean Murphy and Monty Dermon 180 Hriiyv HHy-g i: LI riw '11 x1. $1 tiff. ,jw 33; N W K3- 4;: C. s .1. if if f ?'t if 3? Z If: E. 3 x . 5' The Set. iMr. Christopher J. contribution? tLady Katherine and Lady Agatha. played by Kati Mihaly and Caroline Emmons with charm and grace, add to every scene. Barbara Moir plays Lady Mary, the eldest, and therefore most languid of Lord Loamis three daughters. It is delightful to watch her transformation from the role society expected of her, to vigorously doing her own thing? 181 Smith and his entire production staff are to be congratulated for their . Ernest Wooley Teacups! Life, Crichton. is like a cup of tea , . is played in a Cheerily obnoxious vein by Rob Grabilif eBill Kirshner played Lord Loam with unflagging energy and animation. His hearty picture of a bluIT Englishman was a pleasure to behold? Christopher Walkey turns the role of Lord Brocklehurst into a small gem, with his dignified bearing in the face of ludicrous actions? thairish. my Lord. if htis the horses you are inquiring about? hPhOCbe Ledger was a kHOCkOUt as Tweeny, the coarse and vulgar maid? Katrina Robeck becomes Jeanne hMrs. Harriet Rogers directs the cast which swells to the size 01 an aristocratic household, with her usual skill and vervef 183 Y0u poor overworked thing. Rest your weary legs. Rev. John Treherne, the bluff and brainless clergyman is well played by Pater Outten. Ifs good to see you all looking so happy.' Assistant Director Lyvia Kalisky 184 w Patty Emmons. 1968. to Smith. 1902. g r! Superb Stage Manager Laura LaPlante. ttBuzzards of the world. unite! Lord Brocklehurst, like the whole stage is dominated by his mother. When Karen From comes sweeping 0n the stage to investigate what happened on the island, everyone except Crichton quakes. 185 Karen Brooks Woody Haswell Summit Conference Mr. Smith, Bonnie Taffe, Connie Witherby, Mrs. Rogers 186 Drama Midyear i Rick Parker and Maureen review dialog as the W makeup proceeds. Director Angell and Kati Mihaly plan Maureenes makeup. As their midyear examination, Mrs. Harriet Rogers, Drama classes presented scenes from modern plays in afternoon performances open to parents and LSR students. Alumnus George Angell returned to direct one of the productions, a satire on war. The family: Mother. Maureen Hughes: Son. Mark Reiss: Father. Geoff Herman Bob Hildrclh. Mark Reiss, Gcotf Herman. and David Bucr ready for 51;ng culle 187 . Homecoming ,67, i68 The annual Christmas Homecoming for LSR graduates of 1967 and 1968, held this year on Dec. 19, gave faculty, juniors, and seniors a chance to welcome the alumni and to discover, from them, whatis new on the college and business scene. A social hour in the library was followed by small group discussions on such topics as: ttHot Issues On My Campus? ttPressures and Hangups? and ttThe Effect of Size and Location on College Life? A buffet supper in the cafeteria, and the annual Christmas Concert, in which chorus alumni traditionally sing, climaxed the day. Mrs. Adrian and Anita Pinto make a last minute check of arrangements. Mrs. Laura S. Pollock and Mrs. Betty J. Adrian of the Guidance Department were assisted in the arrangements by Anita Pinto, Chairman; Marilyn Merz, Sara Mundo, and Chris Salvatore, Committee Members. Senior Judy Weinstein and John Mann i68, look to see whds coming. Alumni get their first look at the 1968 Dyad Supplement. t Steve Robinson, Ann McCarthy, Mrs. Pollock registers Tom Kusleika 67. Karen Allopenna and Betsy WOOdi 188 Alumni Steve Robinson, Mark Wenckus, and Jim Fox in computer conversation with Mr. Spaulding. Punch, cookies, and sociability Connie Witherby, and Karen Coppenrath 68, with Peg Brown and Tom Rawson 68, Dyad photography editors, present and past. 189 Homecoming ,67, ,68 Tom Norton 67 and Mrs. Rogers $oregroundx Mr. McCracken and Mr. Kriedberg Don Pirrello ,68 and Mr. Magidoff Gary Harris 67 and Gordon Lukesh 67 Burnie Malloy 67 and former English teacher, Mr. Jerry Poznak. 190 December F ormal hSoiree Enchanteei this years December Formal, was sponsored by an independent group of seniors. The evening began with appetizers and punch, followed by a buffet dinner. Senior boys served the guests. Decorations of fir trees and Christmas wreaths created an outdoor atmosphere for this annual winter formal. Donna Gounaris was chosen Queen. Her court included Jan Ahlberg, Senior Attendant; Leslie Fawcett, Junior Attendant; Joanne Ellis, Sophomore Attendant, and Lorna Strobel, F reshman Attendant. Queen Donna Gounaris Soire'e Enchante'e Court and Escorts Jeff Becker. Joanne Ellis. Doug Foust, Jan Ahlberg. Ben Kimball, Queen Donna, Lorna Strobel, Scott Renwick 090m row; Leslie Fawcettt Brian Maurer tback row; Joanne, Jan, Donna, Leslie, Lorna. N . n. nman- Immrw W Student Government This was the third year of operation of the student government under the present system. Although the main ideas were kept, the two-year old constitution was revised to clarify several ambiguities. These con- cerned the composition of the executive committee, and its purpose. The ttspokesmanl, provision was abolished, permitting all representatives to speak. Council Vice-President Jeff McQueen Students were represented on the council by an elected member of their English class, who was re- sponsible for conveying to them the ideas and pro- posals currently under consideration. This mode of organization allowed students to help determine ad- ministrative policies which alTect them. It also fostered better understanding between students and faculty. One of the new activities of the student council was the sponsorship of Freshman Orientation Day Barbe- cues, one for each hall, with council members as chefs, tAbovei Mr. Raymond Martin. student government adviser, serv1ng freShmen and faculty discusses plans for the next council meetino with Don, in the new student government omce behind the Little Theatre. tBelowl Dan Gates reports to his English class. Council President Don DeGraeve welcomes the freshmen on Orientation Day. Q Rt: One of the concerns of the council this year was action on the smoking proposal. This proposal was the culmination of almost two years of work by the smoking committee and resulted in a policy of limited smoking with parental approval, and in designated outdoor areas. The policy included an intensive program to publicize the danger to health resulting from smoking. The willingness of the School Committee to cooperate with the student body was demonstrated by the open meetings in which students, as well as interested parents and teachers, were allowed to air their opinions on this proposal, one purpose of which was to eliminate illegal smoking in the building. Smoking Proposal An open meeting of the School Committee attended by teachers. parents. and students. 193 Student Council Student Council First row, Dan Gates, Leslie Shansky, Sue Fox, Manning, Dave Jacobs, Joe Ricciardi, Ted Rawson; Fourth row, Stan Bonnie Benson, Henry Daniels, Martha Gerson, Ronald Clayton; Gerson, Rick Johansen, Jeff McQueen, Vice President; Dana Second row, Richard DeMont, Steve Marcoux, Margaret Marx, Jan Gardner, Tom Crowell, Tom Tetreault, Secretary; Don DeGraeve, Blanchette, William Nichols, Tonna Oram, John Grabill, John Kelty, President; Paul Andrew, Mark Riess, Stuart Hamilton, David Baer, Tom Crawford, Gary Lapidas; Third row, Keller Haden, Dottie Carla Walsh, Edgar Johnson. Mead, Paula Cunningham, Ellen Harney, Chris Jackson, D. North Hall Council . . 1 f North Hall Council. First Row: Dan Gates. Robin Jevon, June Lordi, Laura LaPlante, Karl LL Miss Mount, Deborah Knapp, Ellen O D0nnell, Diane Elizabeth Pierson, AdViSCF- Bergen Diane Pitcher. Back Row: John Kelly, Robert 194 South Hall Council First row, Carla Walsh, Julie Ra an, Patricia Brennan, Nanc Lise Stahl, John DeJesus. John Smith, Kevin Squire, Mr. Robert Woodbury, Jeanne AR-Rler, Nancy Pmto, Joseph Riccardi. William Wentworth, Hall Director. Janes; Second row, ice Spooner. Mark Renss, William Brennan, East Hall Council First row, Kathleen Coan, Leslie Fawcett. Elaine Doyle, Keller Edwards. Hall Direptor; Joan Lippman. Stuart Hamilton Thomas Haden. Henry Daniels, Pamela Shay; Second row, Ann Eppling, Crowell, Hall PreSIdent; Thomas Crawford, Chnstopher Gould, Paula Cunningham Thomas Tetreault, Ellen Harney, Jacqueline Richard DeMont. Not in picture, Mr. David Bronson, Adviser. Cook. Andrew Kramer, Linda Pirrello; Third row, Miss Marion West Hall Council First row, Leslie Devereux. John Chm Lincoln Duffy, Tad row, Bara Levin. P3111? Bergen, Brian Maurey. Pamela Spiller, Anita Pinto, Kathy Brown. Rebecca Femald; Second McMurtry, Ava Olsen, Michael Halsey. John Grablll. 195 . Proj ect Quebec Front row, Sue Novak, Diane Bergeron, Margie Ross, Beth Algeo, Howard, Karen Brooks, Kathy Brown; Third row, MISS Carol Chris Walkey, Sandy Waye, Sue Hatfield, Lisa Lustwerk, Donna Rudman, Jane Crandall, Carla Gustafson, Elame Parkeg, Manlyn Ovian; Second row, Kathy Partridge. Sue Whelpley, Patty Henry, Faqkler, Tonna Goodwtn, Jaclglq Cook, Mary Zygala, Elalne D0y16, Sue Allard. Bob Wilson, Connie Witherby, Mary Sharkey, Bonnie 1311116 Jean Nebesky, MISS Pamela Clark. 1 .. 1 The French Club took a trip to Quebec on Memorial Day weekend. The 35 students and their advisors, Miss Clark and Miss Rudman. 11cw via Air Canada. To defray the cost they sponsored a dinner and weekly bakcsules. 196 German Club Front row, Laura LaPlante, Barbara Moir, Steve Frye, Tad Spiller, Diane Rin , Tom Land ; Second row, Mr. James De Simone, Adviser; Rick Johansen, Carol Nova , Margaret arx, Marta Ponte, Vice President; Mike Griffin. Mr. Joseph Krol, Advisor; Stan Gerson tvisitort; Ann Baldwin, Secretary; Kevin Squires, Russell Taft, Dave Stevens, President; Norman Wright. Twelve LSR German students will take a summer trip to Germany, by arrangement with the German Consulate and the Goethe Society. They are: Mimi Barnecut, Russell Taft, David Stevens, Kevin Squires, Ann Novak, Roland Wales, Norman Wright, Trevor Fougete, Bob Reach, Marta Ponte, Sally Johnson, and Margaret Marx. Highhght of club actwlty was attending the Tivoli Festival at Boston University. S p amsh Club S anish Club. Front row, Kathy Sirianni, President; Carol Beth Mailhot, Judy Flynn; Third row. Miss Beth Telfert 00d. Bonnie Tobey, Heidi Jordan, Maureen Panetta, adviser; Cathy Yore, Carla Walsh, Chris Milest Sara Doty, Barbara Grellier, Stephen Towle: Second row, Tom Baker? Denise De Lima. Stuart Hamilton. Susan Kahler. Judy Grimm. Karen Gedrim. Ellen Mayockt 197 F uture Teachers Of America Future Teachers, front row, Sandra Waye, Susan Street, Marcie Clough. Elaine Barry, Cheryl Hamm, Bonnie Sheldon, Cheryl Ann Borg; Second row, Paula Cunningham, The Future Teachers have attended seminars atmeighbor- ing colleges, and have sponsored movies for students andx teachers on new methods of education. The FTA Observed F uture Nurses V v, 33 K e , e; v. i'u The Future Nurses have again been active in service projects, making visits to, and gifts for, patients in nursing homes. The have also visited neighboring hospitals. Front row, Bec y Thurlow, Bitsy Thurlow, Sue Chetham, Elaine Davis, Jac ueline Cook, Christine Pound, Ellen Hame , Ann Bal win, Laura Driscoll; Third row, Jane Crandal, Mary Zygala, Pat Dean, Susan Goodwin, Mary Dunne. National Education Week by 'ving each Regional teacher an apple. Mis Cecile Brault is t e group,s adviser. 4 : .2 Betty Ciesla, Nancy Ovian; Back row, Nancy Morgan, Miki Polumbaum, Beth Greene Wisiton; Jane Oliver eVisiton; Christine Pound, Susan Street. Audio Visual Staff Audio-Visual Staff Front row. Harry Conley, Andy Cain. Robin Wales, Richard Albee, geler Brown: Second row, Mr. Sidney Kuz. Adviser; Peter Barnecut. Kirk Davis, Charles oung. Thespian Society Front row, Sue Ann Meyer, Cai Emmons, Karen From, Plante, Connie Witherby, Bonnie Taffe; Third row, Mrs. Janet Adachi, Lee Ann Gane , Debbie Mailhot; Second Harriet Ro ers, Advisor; Mark Riess, Geoff Herman, Helen row. Kati Mihaly, Barbara Ear y, Barbara Moir, Laura La Drama Club Scott, Matt ew Reich. Front row, Gail MacLaChlan, Carol Wood, Janet Adachi. Cheryl Hunter, Sue Downs, Chris Walkey, Ricky Goode, Betty Ciesla. Sandy Waye, Connie Witherby, Debbie Mailhot, Karen Brooks; Second row, Tom Baker, Mary Zygala, Helen ScotL Barbara Moir. Kati Mihaly, Laura LaPlante. Karen From, Carol Novak, Ilona Kalisky, Lee Ann Ganey, Jane Crandall: Third row. Karen Magdeburger, Barbara Early, Marilyn Fackler. Sue Ann Meyen Cai Emmons, Phoebe Ledger. Robin Peterson Katrina Robeck. Lise Stahl, Julie Ragan, Jane Oliven Roz Waiters Bonnie TatTe; Fourth row, Mrs. Harriet R0 ers. Advisor: Eric Weinstcim Tom Hogan, Joe Ricciardi. Sue Baer, ave Baer, Geoff Herman, Mark Riess. Ricky Parker, Paul Andrew, John Drum, Matthew Reich. 199 Kaleidoscope Since September, the staff members of Kaleidoscope have been compiling the best efforts of the creative authors at LincoIn-Sudbury. They have selected many original poems and several short stories which were submitted. Some prize entries placed in the Kaleidoscope box in the library were a half-eaten cocoanut, an empty raisin box, and several gum wrappers. However the caliber of the work in the Kaleidoscope maga- zme IS promlsmg. Front row, Gretchen Eckhardt. Ellen Faran, Beth and Lyvia Kalisky, Editors; Beth Greene: Third row, Weckstein, Cathy Marsh. Betty Ciesla, Rosalind Karen Ma Wood; Second row, Sue Ann Meyer. Carolyn Emmons Pollard. Adg deburger, Laura La Plante. Miss Linda viser. Not in picture, Mimi Barnecut. Promethean 5,1 i k z 1 r arm. 1 ,- ,1 4011' 5- f 1 Promethean StaH.Frontr0w, Rick Johansen.Beth Weckstein, Jeyon. Tom Hogan. Chris Gould. Not in picture, Bill Barbara Moir, Dan Gates, Ben Loder, Sylvia Haroian, Kirshner. Martha Gerson; Second row, Geoff Herman. John Kelty, Rob Using as itS slogan, 'tAll the news that fits. the: SChOOl newspaper supported school activities in its semi-monthly issues, always giving staff, with Chris Gould as its editor, has presented school 1881168 and readers with differing views a chance to state them. Working in Room 70. Promethean Headquarters. Herman; and Publisher and Business Manager. are, Editor-in-Chief. Christopher Gould; Managing William Kirshner. Editor, John Kelty; News Editor. Geoffrey 201 Dyad Meeting tonight at 7 . . . that confounded cranberry nut bread cropping and more cropping .. . never enough pictures . . . deadlines . . . The Dyad dance senior writeups identifications . . . the Pancake Breakfast color Sunday afternoons practice sheets . . . proofs . . . posters . . . patrons . . . subscriptions . . . 3R forms . . . the Monster . . . ltOh, rightVl . . . llIs this layout OKTl . . . the Dyad booth and Spmg . . . candids . . . all day, all night sessions . . . snow days and vacation . . . the supplement . . . finished! Co-Editors Beryl Kramer and Rosalind Wood Sealed. Rob Grabill. Joy Rice, Stan Gerson. Craig Boreiko. Hall, Lyvia Kalisky, Sue MacKinnon. Peg Brown. Not in Ellen Faran: Slanding. Cathy Marsh. Rick Johansen. Sue Hall, picture, Sue Hall, Nancy Greenleaf. Jan Ahlberg. Cheryl Hunter. Berri Kramer. Roz Wood. Chris 202 Thanksgiving Cranberry Nut Bread tnxn'K'; 203 WNW- mm 4 Dyad Workshop, Room 321 '3 mm m u. .. .4..- . The Dyad Booth Subscriptions, tickets, orders, lunches. graffni, decaying biology specimens. 205 F ernald Group ' I'd h Front row, Betsy Thurlow, Becky Thurlow, Mary Mellish, Sandy Wayet Monica Burroughs, Cath Miller, Jane McMeniman, Sue Street; Second row, Cathfl Mars , Denise DeLima, Mary Zygala, Paula Cunningham, El en Hamey. Heidi Newman. Bonnie ' Grimm, Melissa Bilodeau; Third row, Dania Loewenstein, Pat Every Wednesday afternoon 30 student volunteers from out school travel by bus to work with the mentally retarded of all ages at the Walter E. Fernald School in Waltham. Once there, they work ; in a variety of ways. Some work on a one-to-one basis with a spe- i cific patient, while others work in groups of 2 or 3 with large groups Tutors 7 to! First row, Beth Weckstein. Cheryl Hunter. Sandy Waye. Ricky Goode. Bonnie Sheldon, Carol Novak, Dania Loewenstein. Cathy Marsh; Second row, Martha Gerson, 'lxhc Tutoring Committee. with Karen Kcssel as chairman. has attempted to provide a tutoring serv1ce, on a one-to-one baSis, for 206 Brennan, Barbara Bolster. Kent Wellock, Carolyn Griggs, Mary Sue Nagle, Thalia Donaldson, Valerie Johnson; Fourth row, Jane Janick, Cheryl Mallery, Chris Pound, Ernie Taylor, Mike Murphy, Carol Hoey, Paulette Armstrong. of patients. The volunteers are able to start these individualg on a program of learning to help themselves, thereby giving purpose to their lives. Through projects like the Halloween party at Regional, the Femald volunteers are also trying to educate the public about the truth of mental retardation. Lyvia Kalisky, Jacqueline Cook, Mary Zygala, Gretchen Eckhardt, Susan Downs; Third row, Stan Gerson, Tom Crowell, Tom Crawford, Karl Li. their fellow high school students, and also in the Lincoln Elementary Schools. 5V , JIIJAK . V - 7 Au Varsity Soccer 1968 Suburban League Champions .-; Varsity Soccer Squadt Front row, R. Grabill, Jackson, Kamanzi, Blanchette, Anderson, Willemin, Sauter; Back row., Coach Northan Whittemore, H. Cousins, Palmer, Hansen, Foust, Colantuono, Allard; Swicker, Rappoli, Haas, Keevil, Poor, Denehy, Wilson, E. Damels, Middle row, Greenleaf, Murphy, Spiller, Mahoney, Curran, Sirianni, Coach George Horton. Contact tLincoln-Sudbury vs Xavierl 210 The Varsity Soccer Team compiled a 11-1-1 record during the regular season, winning the Suburban League Championship. This entitled the Warriors to a berth in the Eastern Massachusetts Soccer Tournament. They beat Xavier, 4-1, and New Bedford, 2-0, in quarter and semi-flnal action, before losing the Eastern Massachusetts champion- ship to Needham, 1-0, in a game played at Brandeis University. The defense was the L-S strong point, allowing only 6 goals in 16 games. Leading the staunch defense were Suburban League All-Star Fullbacks Rich Palmer and Hoyt Cousins. It was the team play, however that epitomized the Warrior victories all year. Leading the L-S scoring was Danish exchange student Kim Hansen, who had 16 goals, including 3 in the tournament. Two of the outstanding highlights of the sea- son were the 2-0 victory over Medford at Lincoln- Sudbury, and the thrilling Victory over New Bed- ford, the first time in the history of the school that L-S had beaten New Bedford. The Record L-S Opponent Regular Season Games Brockton Newton Xavier Newton South Brookline Medford Watertown Brockton Newton Newton South Brookline Watertown OWUIOOONNNDJNNH HHOOtdOOO'dOOO Eastern Mass. Tournament 4 1 Xavier New Bedford 0 l Needham N O Fullbacks Rich Palmer and Hoyt Cousins. keys to the L-S defense. Coach George Horton, Captain Richard Palmer, Coach Norman Swicker 211 Don Blanchette sparing Brooklinc. nothing against 212 Warrior bench during the Brockton game. 4 Doug Foust, a solid performer all year at center halfback. Warriors beat Xavier 4-1, in j?rst Mass. T ournament Game. Seth Kamanzi and Earl Daniels gang up on an Tom Colantuono and Jay Jackson are congratulated for a perfect goal. Xavier fullback. 213 m N m a e 10 cm L Bedford, 2-0 in Semij5nal game. Halftime at Brandeis. L-S 0, New Bedford 0. Needham beats L-S, in Eastern 0 . inal, I F M ass Goalie Rob Grabill breaks up a New Bedford fast break. Loyal rootcrs watch as the Warriors lose to Needham. Credit Gendreau Photo 214 J unior Varsity Soccer Suburban League Champions JV Squad. Front row, Waldman, Swan, G. Cousins, Duffy, Boles, Ey, Keevil, P. Cousins, D. Daniels; Back row, Berry, Gajewski, Nichols, Treadwell, Reece, Bilodeau; Middle row, Hester, Walsh, DeMont. Baldwin, Sargent, Beaton. J. Grabill, Jackson, Keyes, Barnicle, DeJesus, Mahoney, Courtney, Meehan, Ryan, C. Jackson, Coach Robert Rausch. The Record L-S Opponent 2 0 Newton 0 1 Lexington 4 0 Newton South 2 0 Brookline 6 4 Medford 6 0 Wayland 2 0 Newton 4 0 Wayland 5 0 Newton South 4 0 Brookline 5 1 Medford l 2 Acton-Boxborough The high-scoring Junior Varsity, coached by Robert Rausch and led by Frank Walsh, . . . ' Dennis Daniels, and Mark 8::3::r:33::;02;2 Efivfgliggifiifimfim6' Beaton, had a 10-2 record . overall, and an 8-0 record in the Suburban League. This was their third straight League Championship. 215 Cross-Country Squad: Front row, M. Parfenuk, W. Davis. C. Fluff. R. Johansen. A. Leger. C. Wellman. Mgr.. L. Downing; Middle row. Coach James DeSimone. Paul Neumann. A. Howard. E. Taylor. M. Couch James DeSimone and Capt. Clay Plutli discuss team strategy before Weston meet. Coach DeSimoneK slogan: ttHustle; :1 good fast pace and a strong finish! 216 Andrew. M. Howard. E. Chisholm: Back row. J. Sharpe. K. Mikoski. T. Wellman. C. Rubin. P. Wellman. G. Tinder. Absent from picture J. Field. Cross Country Despite a somewhat rocky start. the L-S harriers, under the expert coaching of Mr. James DeSimone, finished with a promising 6-6 season. With only two running members of last years team returning, the success of the season was dependent upon the ability of the incoming freshmen and other new runners. This task was ably shouldered by freshman Paul Neumann and sophomores Galen Tinder, Jeff Sharpe, and Ernie Taylor. Along with Capt. Clay Pluff, these boys and others led the L-S team through its fine season. The turning point of the season was the win over Lynnheld. After that morale booster, an excited L-S team ripped through rival Weston, nearly winning, 3145. From that point on, L-S finished the season with only two other defeats and great hope for next years team. . A-Winning First Season For L18 Football J - V Record 4 Wins 2 Losses L1 S OPP. 30 O Weston 12 6 Lynnfield 16 0 Acton-Boxboro 18 6 Bedford 8 22 Wayland 14 16 Westwood 1Varsity1 With his team in its first scheduled season OW Coach Baldwin taught his players how to win, and they did, losing only to Wayland and Westwoodis Varsity. Offensive team huddles vs Bedford Bill Canty sweeps around right end. Mike Lewis leads the play. This is part of a team etfon which led LSR to victory on the gridiron. 218 ,.P v Corbett breaks MT tackle in Weslwood Game. Glenn wored both of - LSRE touchdowns in their first varsilV game. :lzzechfhdjt abgovisdrip 26:51:? Deacgn' Armstgong. . - ,. ' rs m rmgm own Westwood opponent. g v q iib'savv . Coach Derosa and Manager Ellis watch Lhe action in the Xk'csmood game mtemly Mike Lewis takes pitch-0ut for end run. 220 John lnguami. :63. lcads play against Lynnfield. Tim Williams, our 010m? senior. takes in a pass during an intrasquad scrimmage. Aggressive defense was the main ingredient for success. More than 1000 fans lined LSR0S new bleacherless football field and sought vantage points on the adjacent hillside to cheer the JV football team in its first Thanksgiving Day game against Westwood0s varsity. They saw and recognized an amazingly fine team effort. Coach Pacenka and Coach Baldwin discuss strategy with team at half-time of Lynnfleld game. 221 Varsity F ield Hockey Varsity Team. Kneeling, N. Colantuono, P. Cunningham, J. Kirshner, S. Underhill. S. Kling, M. Dunne, C. Walsh, M. Hill, S. Clark. Co-Captain; B. Messa, Co-Captain; D. Jacobs. Zygala, N. Greenleaf. K. Haden. B. Early, E. Claney. J. Weinstein, L. Devereux: Standing, Coach Barbara Athy. P. VARSITY TEAM RECORD L2 S 0 Melrose lscrimmagey 2 1 Lexington l 1 Newton-South 1 l 0 Concord-Carlisle 2 1 Stoneham 4 0 Winchester 1 1 Westwood 3 O Weston 0 1 Wayland 0 2 The Varsity compiled another impressive record this season, losing only to cross-town rivals, Weston and Wayland. The fme defensive leadership provided by CO-Captains Sue Clark and Bea Messa held the opposition to only 7 goals all season, while the offense tallied 24 for IJS. Co-Captains Sue Clark Enthusiastic Coach Athy. labovel and Bea Messa lbelowl. 222 Junior Varsity Field Hockey Junior Varsity Team. Kneeling, J. Boreiko, D. Knapp, P. Coach Athy. J. Ellis, P. Jennings, R. Oulten. D. Place, L. Wells. T. Webb. J Blanchette, B. Frost, M. Allen. L. Miller. E. Maycock, J. Dullea, D. Valentino, J. Maenpaa. J. LaRhette, M. Ross, M. Lawrence. R. Fernald; Standing, Garavano. Not in picture: S. Hatfield, R. Petersen. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM RECORD L S Melrose Scrimmaga Lexington Newton-South Concord-Carlisle Stoneham Winchester Westwood Weston Wayland Hat Day Ellen Mayock and Pam Wells in action OwNONF'WOM The JV upheld the L6 tradition by linishing with a winning season. Good sound team work and effort was evidenced in all games by a strong nucleus of sophomores. Seniors: Standing: Nancy Greenleaf, Judy Weinstein; Middle row, Ellen Claffey, Sue Clark; Top Miss Athy tries on Carlaes hat for row. Bea Messa. Carla Walsh. Up the hill . . . 10, 9, 8 . . . Ace Bandage Year . . . sticks down! . . . pumpkin carols . . . apples . . . water breaks . drive . . . talk to each other . . . flnd your man, lind your man . tiicks . . . drip, drop, droop. WW $ . I Joy Hill gets by her Weston opponent 224 size. Becky Fernald and her opponent. fgtkwm twp, :gwwgv'er . r e gym Sharon Centering the ball. Freshman Field Hockey Kneeling, M. Blanchette, C. Gale, K. Butler, J. Rymsha, N. Cannalonga, C. Korhonen, L. Paino, J. Bianchi, N. Pinto; Freshman Team Grant, M. Grimm, J. Bump, L. Underhill, L. Angell, Ellen Keith. ' Standing, Coach Dianne Pullo, S. Hathaway, J . Richards, L. FRESHMAN TEAM RECORD S, Lexington Wayland Concord-Carlisle Winchester Westwood Wayland UNDEFEATED SEASON NHt-ANNN.C OOOr-tt-ay-lo The unblemished record compiled by the freshman squad was a result of the fine team effort displayed by all. An outstanding defense allowed only 3 goals to be scored all season, while an equally strong forward line led the team to six victories, scoring a total of 10 goals. Fat freshmen . . grunts watch . . . little goalie . freshman picnic . moseying . . . slippery cleats With polka-dots . playing R-S . . . Miss Pullols watch . . . were great and no one knows it. 225 Freshman Action Varsity Cheerleading Backing up the soccer team were the cheerleaders. 226 Anxious moments for Vicki Swan and Anita Pinto. Center, Captain Diane Bergen Cheerleaders. Elaine Murdock, Co-Captain Anita Pinto. Robin Mount. Paula Bergen, Leslie Fawcett. Karen Johnson. Maria Clementi. Co-Captains Diane Bergen and Anita Pinto s s Mascot Terry Harrison. Karen Johnson. and Mona Halsey Mascot Terry Harrison G0 feet go . . . Your homework for Monday is to make up a new Cheer . . . Mother Hamillss spaghetti dinner . . . Wesll tell you when you,re seniors . . . Which shakers are mine? . . . But I did yell it! . . . Somebodyss clap is off Whose turn is it to bring refreshments? . . . My uniform doesnst fit . . . SMILE! 4 12'. ; K, Cheerleaders Elaine Murdock. Anita Pinto. Ann De.lcsus, Claudia Basile. Leslie Fawcclts and Diane Bergen encourage the JVK in their bid for an undefeated season. J unior Varsity Cheerleading Mona Halseyt Mary Reynolds, Sue Allard, Claudia Basile, Captain Ann DeJesus. Co-Captain Laura Driscoll, Linda Leeming, Jane t'uptuin Ann DcJesus at the Thanksgiving Day football game. 228 Reynolds, Cathy Sirianni, Cyndy Merz. tMissing: Diana Froso The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, under the able direction of Captain Ann DeJesus, cheered the JV soccer team to an undefeated season. They carried their spirit into ice hockey where their support was appreciated. Among their season memories are: Chauffeur Captain Bligh . . . Mono . . . Jane! sorry, Mary! . . . flying shoe . . wrong cheer, Claud . . L f1ve otclock shadow . . honorary member . . . rest area practices Whois sick? Westwood cheerleaders Henry one more time exterior decorating The Billerica Five mechanic cheerleader . . . suppertime xxx L 133 Cheer by Capt. Rich Palmer and Captain Diane Bergen at soccer rally. Victory balloons are important. Action in game between the cheerleaders and soccer varsity. Diane vs Robbia The fans get just as excited as the cheerleaders. 229 Varsity Basketball 43 U s 5 44'on 4 43:10:05.: - '3 43.55 Coach Vicki Edelmann, L. Burk, J . Blanchette, L. Devereux, S. Underhill, Captain Carla Walsh, B. Messa, J. Hill, L. Miller, P. Brown. Team Record L2 S O Brandeis Scrimmagd 34 25 Wellesley 44 36 Westwood 43 36 C oncord-C arlisle 58 30 Newton 43 26 Weston 62 25 Winchester 56 39 Westwood 54 26 Lexington 44 54 Coach Edelmann Miss Edelmann, you owe me a dozen donuts . . . Club 15 Spidefs back in town . . . 3 On 2 . tournament . . . beans . . . firm ' ' . . . rilla milk irlgniggwgirckq ginee ankle and Gerald 4George, Jerryx the Gorilla, and his 5 - - - - , . milk. finger club . . . spirit plus. capta' Carla waISh 230 Captain Carla Walsh whose shooting was a vital contribution to this team whose record reveals its quality. Cohort and Captain-elect Sharon Underhill gets off a shot in the Weston Game. Versatile Joy Hill. excellent defensive player. goes in for 8 Sharon Underhill contrcls the ball. 11 speciality of the Edclmann layup. Warriorettes. J unior Varsity Basketball Front row, J. Kane, S. Hatfield, M. Blanchette, S. Fox, J. Rymsha; Back row, N. Pinto, L. Strobel, L. Grant, J. Richards, N. Valentino, J. Bianchi, S. Hall, L. Underhill. Team Record Wellesley Westwood Concord-Carlisle Newton Weston Winchester Westwood Lexington L2 17 13 12 15 16 22 232 Defense - an essential part of any game. Becky Kano shooting. Jackie Richards shoots against her Weston opponent. 3 on 2 . . . ten in a row? . . . y0u re kidding . . . nice number, front . . . why donk we have high scores? Rebounding under the boards, Varsity, Front row. Alan Whittemore. Peter Mercury, Capt. Hoyt Cousins, Scott Renwick, Bob Noyes: Back row. Coach George Horton, Mark Curran. Richard Wells. Bob Harrison, Rand Hammond, Ken Sauter, Mgr. Mark Thomas; Mgr. Kim Hansen. Missing from picture. Ben Kimball. Varsity Basketball Pre-gamc duties for Capt. Hoyt Cousins 234 Maynard North Middlesex Groton Weston Bedford Acton Westwood Lynnfleld Wayland Ashland Weston Bed ford Acton Westwood Lynnfield Ashland Wayland Team Record L2 S 65 45 61 62 50 54 62 61 38 80 62 64 55 59 57 70 52 Opp. 45 57 49 56 40 69 69 58 49 42 45 47 83 65 50 53 45 In- I 2i I Coach Georhe Horton led his varsity Warriors to a strong third place Dual County League season. The team was 9-5 in the league and 1-7 overall. This year,s team was characterized by spirit, hustle, and quickness. Under the direction of their coach, the Warriors were highly respected for their outstanding defense, holding their opponents to one of the lowest overall averages in the league, and for their consistent and efficient style of play. Even though the varsity Warriors missed qualifying for the Tech Tournament by just one game, they maintained their spirit and drive through the final games. The boys provided the fans with good basketball and exciting contests throughout the season. Peter Mercury, the teamts quickest guard, makes a move to drive toward the basket. Alan Whittemore leaps high to let go his Mid air acrobatics for Mercury and Cousins as they fight for a rebound. deadly jump shot. 235 One of the best backcourt combinations in the league. Whittemore snaps off a pass to start a play as Mercury watches. Rand Hammond moves for a rebound. The senior forward was an unselhsh, consistent, and hustling bullpluycr all season long 236 Bob Harrison, a transfer from Ohio, proved in a very short time that he was an outstanding forward. He averaged 15 points a game on highly accurate jump shots and twisting drives toward the hoop. Court Comments 100 shot drill . . . Joe and Gilles . . . Halftime interviews: we gotta ged on da boards! . . . The Pouch, Phantom, and Arc-Man . . . HammondinforWellsKim- ballinforHammondWellsinforKimball- hammondinfor . . . tine team spirit . . . laughing boy . . . 40th; to win . . . statistics . . .just like the movies . . . If we just do a halfway decent job . . . revenge on Wayland . . . missed Tech by one. I man A Whittemore and Harrison in Warriorland. Leading rebounder Hoyt Cousins strains as fellow teammates move Alan Whittemore ultilizcd his qualities of leadership and playmuking in for position: tough and scrappy forward Rich Wells, Bob to make the Warrior offense g0. Harrison. and Alan Whittemore. 237 Mercury used his jump shot to break open the opponents, defenses all year long. A tough rebounder who added muscle to the Ieamhs performance. Ben Kimball puts one back up on the offensive boards. 238 First in Dual County League Seated, Tom Baldwin. Mike Moulton, Captain Rich Boles, Argir, Kevin Powell. Don Ladd Dave Jacobs Bill Emden. Frank Walsh, Steve Sargent; Standing, Coach Thomas Manager Doug Keenan. Not in picture, George Marx. Junior Varsity Undefeated Captain Rich Boles, leader. playmaker, hustler. 239 Steve Sargenfs outside jump shot earned high scoring honors for him. 17 Wins - 0 Losse Maynard North Middlesex Groton Weston Bedford Acton Westwood Lynnfleld Wayland Ashland Weston Bedford Acton Westwobd Lynnfleld Ashland Wayland The ability to change defensive strategy was a strong factor in the team,s success. 8 L5 36 53 45 48 59 44 38 35 35 39 38 46 27 58 28 44 43 Opp. 33 39 19 40 51 36 36 22 31 32 23 38 25 25 23 27 23 240 Typical of the aggressive play of forward Don Ladd is this drive for possession of the ball. Hustle vs height. Fantastic rebounding and passing were Kevin Powell trademarks. For the first time in Lincoln-Sudbury history, the JV team had an undefeated season. Equally important was the spirit of the team. The ability to work together was an important factor. Since the team was composed of freshmen and sophomores, they hope to be LSRts next Tech Tourney team. Freshman Tom Baldwin holds his own on offense with his Coach Argir deserves much credit for developing this teams will to win. Once more experienced teammates. it took a George Marx shot at the final buzzer to do it, and several games were come-from behind affairs. Freshman Basketball Team Front row, Mark Gallagher, Bill Oliver, Brant Houston. Chris Frank Feeley, Preston Cook. Jim Mariner. Wes Hardy, Mgr. Caswell. Linc Duff . Bill Powell; Second row, Coach Robert John Tully. Rausch, Bruce arshall, ' Paul Neuman. Dave Swanson, The freshman Teast 3 wins and 9 losses do not tell the true story The ski team spent most of the season waiting for snow. When it of a great group of competitors. The fifteen boys on this yearTs team did come they had to wait until the roads were cleared before they were inexperienced and had never played together. By hard work could get to the meets. Unofficial results put the girls in 4th place and determination to learn the skills of the game, the boys did very and the boys in 6th, for a combined 6th place out of 8 teams in the well. Many games were lost by one or two points. At the rate they Massachusetts Bay High School Ski League. have improved and with more work, these boys will be a solid group of contenders. Ski Team Frontrow. SkiTeam,Linda Eaton. Martha Lwarence. Martha Andrew. Sue Farleyt Julie Ragzmt Paul Cousins. Steve Hanks. Mimi McKennan. Karen Butler, Martha Allen, Atwood, Gary Whittemore. Mike Howard. Dianne Pitcher. Stewart Ellis. Kim King; Back row, Mike Brown, Mike Coach Betsy Colby. Halsey. Jeff Becker, Paul Cousins. David Courtneyt Mark 243 Varsity Wrestling The Varsity Wrestling S uad: First row, H. Morgan. R. Haswell, D. Gates, E. Wiliams; Second row, G. Creaser, G. Ide, E. Mahoney, Co-Captain Tim Allard; Co-Capt. Jack Sirianni; S. Wright, D. Cannon, P. Kelty; Third row, Coach Senior Stalwarts - Co-Captains Tim Allard and Jack Sirianni 244 Joseph Pacenka, D. Numey, R. Alibrandi, C. Mry lot, K. Greene, P. O1Brien, L. Grason, J. Moore, Mgr. R. lausen. Missing, J. Grabill The Record Wrestling 1968-69 L2 S vs Opp. 36 Leominster 26 W 1 1 Ashland 47 L 42 Milford 16 W 39 Concord-Carlisle 17 W 5 1 Weston 10 W 10 Brookline 44 L 12 Ashland 40 L 3 Wayland 45 L 9 Wayland 39 L 40 Weston 16 W Weston opponent finds Capt n Jaf Sirianni a tough cookie. George Ide contains his man inside the mat for an easy pin. 245 Really cut up. Among the up and coming grapplers are Rick Alibrandi, John tiKidh Grabill, uEarth- quakeii Greene, and freshman hopeful, Hal Morgan. Practice cut-ups. John Grabill and Rick Alibrandi. Sparked by the unyielding determination to win, Coach Joseph Pacenkais Warrior wrestling team posted a 5-5 record in their third year of interscholastic competition. Paced by their senior Co-Captains, Tim Allard and Jack Sirianni, the Lr S matmen powered their way to their best season ever. George Ide finds rough going against Ashland opponent. 246 Kneeling. Peter Wellman, Tom Wellman, Carl Rubin, Steve Clifford, Chris Buscemi. Lynwood Herring. Mike Parfenuk, Joe Clark, Mark Tom Baker, Jim Newton, Ken Anderson. Bruce Stiles, Johnson. Ernie Taylor. Chris Haas; Standing, Coach Lewis Baldwin. Johansen. Jeff Sharpe, Galen Tinder, Richard Cannon, Ted Lewtas, Fran Coach Lewis Baldwin reviews scores and events as the meet progresses. Winter Track The record of this years Winter Track team can only be described as disappointing. However, many individual races were much closer than the scores would indicate. The season opened this year when the flu epidemic was at its peak, and many of the best runners were either sick or sidelined with injuries. This had a serious effect on team performance. Mr. Lewis Baldwin, in his second year as Winter Track coach, employed many different and interesting techniques in his training program. These were aimed at improving the style, speed, stamina, and overall performance of each runner. The highlight of the season was the Dual County League Meet. Runners from all teams competed for medals and ribbons in each event. Clay Pluff won the mile easily. Following his example, Ernie Taylor took a second in the two mile, and Peter Brown placed third in the high hurdles. These combined efforts gave LSR a third place in team standings. With many of the best runners graduating, the outlook for next years team is uncertain. In Coach Baldwinls words? With a schoolof our size we should have more freshmen and sophomore runners. Without the help of these boys, the team will lack the depth so desperately needed for a winning season? 247 Newton, Bill Haas. Charles Wellman, Rick Petroph, Rod DeWallace, Team members relax during events in which they are not competing. Caroling in the halls . . . leapfrog, duck walk, and bunny-hop . . . ttTo the stairs. gentlemen? . . . ttDid you buy any tapeiw . . . stWherets f Pluff'Tt . . . uMaximum effort? . . . ttOver the hurdle, Lewtas. Over itW j . . . 44 . . . ttWhatts a diaphragm? . . . rides home . . . lollipops and g 3 oranges . . . 8 otclock! ttUgm . . . ttTwo minutesV . . . Exhausted, Galen Tlnder finishes the 2-mlle event, adding more points to assure a LSR victory. AI mid-rucc in the 1,000 yd. event. Jim e ' ., L ., 3 ' from un . , . . . ?gpjgnmmm Q to UM mt lead Stralmna to clear the bar. Rod DeWallace shows excellent form m the hlgh Jump. t t c . L 248 With explosive energy. Bill Haas comes out of the blocks at the start of the 300 yd. race. Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Track Records Broken in 1969 Mile 4238.1 Clay PlutT 300 yd. 35.0 Bill Haas Chris Buscemi breaks into the lead near the finish of the l-mile event. 2 Wins 5 Losses 5th Place Ashland Weston Lynnfield Bedford Westwood Wayland Acton League Meet Third Place Record Lt S 45 an Fran Newton positions himself to pass an opponent in a cruelal 600 yd. race. Cliijy PlutT streaks across the finish line as he wins the l-mile event in the League Meet sets an LSR record. 249 Faceoff in Newton South end. Varsity Ice Hockey Front row. R. DeMont. B. Leger. A. Leger, L. Page. S. Grande. Bamicle, E. Chisholm, S. Bahn, T. Calkins. D. Ryan, W. Jancs, J. C Fluhr T. Sartori; Second row, Coach, C. Swan, C. Ryan, T. Sheehan, Coach John Hansberry. Missing R. Walkey, J. Male. 250 The 1968-69 season, although not nearly as productive as expected, wasnlt completely disastrous. Four of the starting six were juniors who lacked experience. Seniors, Captain Rick Walkey and Alan Leger, who will be missed, helped them gain that experience. With support from goalie Tom Sartori and the sophomores, next year should be a very good year. Junior Larry Page led the team in scoring with 9 points. Alan Leger had 8 and Bob Leger 5. Chris Swan also had 5, Ted Barnicle 4, Chris Ryan 4, Steve Grande 3, and Steve Bahn 1. Leger brothers and Coach Hansberry The freshman line, Ted Barm'cle, Chris Ryan, and Chuck Swan was responsible for 5 of the teams 15 goals. This is the strongest showing of any second line in LSR history. Keeping the puck in the zone. 251 The Record 1 x m 0 o O OWAOHH-bmmwba- Wayland Newton South Bedford Acton Westwood Lynnfield Newton South Weston Acton Lynnfield Westwood Weston Nt-ONNOONLAQON Larry Page, high point man, and Tom Sartori. named second team All-Star Goalie in the Dual County League. Rick Walkey, Captain and defenseman. received an honorable mention on the Dual County League All Star team selected by the coaches. 252 Goalie Tom Sartori turned aside 47 shots by Wayland in the best showing made against the Wayland team by any team in the league. Squeeze play Senior Alan Leger with 8 points was second in scoring for LSR. 253 'we share 254 .-- n szpyw g.gj 7. V, 1. the enjoyment in adventures great and small . . . 255 awn www.qw . find satisfactiondn each answered inquiry 256 Ana. - gastt . Ii and completed search 257 through frustration we are given perception 258 and the various memories accumulate . 259 we consider and wonder of the future 260 I am here today and will be somewhere the next. keeping a vigil for the legendary morrow. Look to the eastern twilight and the morning sun is rising for another day. Look to the west and the sun never sets. traveling in some other part of the universe. Always twilight and sunrise from each other are separate, as we are, encircled by the atmosphere and embraced by the universe Caetano Barreca 261 262 together and alone we pursue the multitude of experiences here, reaching out. Mummy 263 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS C01. and Mrs. Clayton F. Allen Anonymous Johanna Baer and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. James F. Barry Russell Boles John V. Boreiko R. N. Breesman Joseph Brown Andrew J . Cain Emilio Ciampi Vern Clark Karl E. Clough Stanley R. Colantuono Donald J. Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cousins H. R. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradlee Emmons Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. England, Jr. The Fickett family Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. David S. Fitzgerald Elliott V. Grabill Eugene D. Hall Chester Hamilton S. Ellis Hand Henry A. Haroian George L. Horton J. Edward Hunter Stanley J ablonski 264 John F. Jewett Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. William F. Murphy . and Mrs. Paul L. Norton . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. James J. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. John T. Kennedy Manuel Kramer Donald F . Larson Richard S. Long Robert L. Ludwick John MacKinnon James H. Malonson, Jr. Milton Marsh N. J. Morrisson Kenneth Olsen S. Ovian Robert Parrott George A. Reid Ryan Anthony S. Rymsha Earle B. Street Walter J . Sullivan Albert Toler A. P. Urgotis Herbert Weinstein Shadrack M. Wilson, Jr. Thomas H. Witherby W. Russ Wood Sidney J. Young, Jr. PATRONS Miss Cecile Brault Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coombs Mrs. Leslie C. Hall . Joseph Krol BUSIN ESS PATRONS Bentlefs Stationery Colonial Auto Country Living Douglas Hair Stylists Friendlyk GablEs End Dry Cleaners. Inc. HalFs Real Estate 85 Insurance Agency Hill Jewelers. Inc. Interstate Gas and Oil Corporation Maronefs Bake Shop Plaza Cleaners Plaza Pharmacy Reefs Flower Shop Star Barber Shop Sudbury Book Shop Sudbury Cleaners Sudbury Drug Store Sudbury Music Center Sudbury Supermarket Svensk Kaffestuga The Mop Top Wayside Shoe Store . Raymond Martin . Robert E. Millett . Willard A. Ruliffson 265 1 Alphabetical Index of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School Committee, Administration, Faculty, Staff, and Students l968-l969 School Committee; Robert Bierig, Ellen Cannon, Richard Clippinger. Lawrence Homan, Virginia Kirshner, Henry Morgan, Chairman; Frederick Walkey. George Flmt, Treasurer. Sidney Kaz. Director of Instructional Services and Curriculum Development; Robert E. Millett. Assistant Principal; Willard A. RulifTson. Superintendent-Principal; Anthony Zarella, Director of Pupil Services. Faculty Abbott. Kathleen Adrian. Betty Aldrich, Dean Andelman. Joseph Arnold, Bramwell Athy. Barbara Bailey. Ouida Baldwin, Lewis Barton. Katherine Beacock, Andria Bellotti, Linda Beringer. Maureen Blank. Doreen Bowdoin. John Brannen, Barbara Brault, Cecile Bronson. David Busiek, Betty Buxton, Ruth Clark. Patricia Colby, Betsy Coombs. Miriam DeSimone, James Duncan, Anna Edelmann. Vicki Edwards. Marion Fay. Marie Flynn, Karin , Ford. Lorne Frail. Linda Galvin, William Gea an, Thomas 601 berg, Patricia Goldberg, Steven Gorham. Coleman Gould, Donald Gurney, Carol Haley, Ma lin Heys, Fran Horton, George Hooper, Thomas Johnson. Bruce Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Richard Kleiser, Jose h Kriedberg, erald Krol, Joseph Lewiss Phili Lieberman. FIgoberta Linn. Adair Locke. Virginia Lockwood, Priscilla Magidoff. Richard Macinnis, Hugh Mallhot. Lydia Malone . Lorin Marsha 1, Alexander Martin. Raymond McSweeney. Audrey Miskell, Terry Mitchell. Paul Moir. James Murphy, Richard Ness. Frances Newton, James OsBrien. Thomas Ogilvie. Gail Paccnku. Joseph Palmer, Albert Pappas. Martha Pearson. Jane Pcrkins. Carl Pierson. Elizabeth Pimental. David Pollard. Linda Pollock. Laura Puchulsky, Thomas Pullo. Dlanc Punchurd. H. Patricia Ruusch. Robert Ruhcrts. Nancy Roberts. Shurdn Rogers, Harriet Ross. Rita Rudman. Carol Sargents Bradford Scannell. Jane Scott, Frederic Smith, Christopher Spauldin . Sherman Swicker. orman Taschio lou, Rhoda Telfer, Iizabeth Thibeault, Edward Topalian, Sandra Walsh. Paul Wentworth, Robert Wood. Elizabeth Zabierek, Henry Zimmon, Elise S ooner. Lily, Business Manager Fman. June. Asst. to Business Mgr. Derosier. Alfred Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Dodge, Josephine, Cafeteria Manager Diehl, Jerry, School Nurse Winchell, Gordon. School Doctor Secretaries Baldwin. Hope Borg. E. Dorothy Cat cart, Ruth Downing. Margaret Duck, Diane Garavano, Eugenia King. Elaine LaVIgne. Joan Maenpaa, Virginia McGraw. Caroline Patterson, Gertrude Rawson. Lois Symington, Martha Urgotis, Marguerite afeteria Boyd, Anna Chadwick, Mary Grover, Mary Healey, Helen Jessing, Lorraine Lizotte, Josephine Orifice, Barbara Pulsifer, Hazel Rutkowski, Maria Seura, Felice Stapel, Phyllis Troisi. Mary Wright. Rose Maintenance Long. William McNeill. William Prive, Raymond Rafus. Chester Wainio. Oliver Custodial Ahem, Frank Buteau, Richard Carlman, Paul Coates. Robert Glebus, Joseph Horan. James Katvala, David MacGillivery, Robert Oulton, Ellsworth Valentino. John Matron Buteau, Rebecca Students Ackroyd. Patricia ,71 Adachi. Janet .70 Adams. Lydia s69 Adamsons Deborah a69 Adamson. Karen .71 Adamson, Pamela .72 Adamson. Robert ,70 Adamson. William .72 Adelson. James 71 Adelson. Lisa .72 Ahlberg, Jane s69 Ahlberg. Nancy .70 Ahlberg. Sally ,72 Aizawa. Yasuko '69 Albee, Richard ,72 Albrecht, Bruce ,70 Alexander, James ,72 Algeo, Elizabeth .71 Allbrandi, Richard ,70 Allain, Bruce s69 Allain, Jean ,71 Allard, G. Sue .71 Allard, Timothy 69 Allen, Charles 69 Allen, Martha ,71 Ames, Beatrice .70 Amesbury, Martha ,70 Amesbury, S encer ,71 Anderson, C arles .72 Anderson, Joan 69 Anderson, Kenneth s69 Anderson, Lis ,71 Anderson, Martha '70 Anderson, Steven ,72 Andrew, J anet ,72 Andrew, Paul s69 Angell, Leslie ,72 Appleby, Diane s69 Appleby, Hollis ,70 Arenstrup, Steven ,70 Armstrong, Dwight ,70 Armstrong, J aney ,70 Armstrong, Paulette ,72 Arnold, Joslyn s69 Athans, Sydney ,70 Atwood, Ateven ,71 Azar, David 972 Badger, Dana ,69 Badger, Pamela ,72 Baer, David s69 Baer, Susan ,71 Bahlkow, Gary ,72 Bahlkow, Stephen ,70 Bahn, Stephen ,70 Baker, Thomas ,71 Baldelli, Paul ,72 Baldwin, Ann s69 Baldwin, Diane ,71 Baldwin, Thomas ,72 Barker, Daniel ,72 Barker, David s69 Barker, Edna ,70 Bamecut, Emilia ,69 Bamecut. Peter ,72 Bamicle, Theodore ,71 Barry, James 69 Ba , John ,71 Bart ett, John 69 Bartlett, Laura ,70 Basile, Claudia s69 Basile, John ,72 Bastress, Jeffre .72 Battista, Alan 2 Battista, Linda ,70 Bauder, Lawrence ,72 Bayley, Rosalind ,72 Bean, Deborah ,72 Beaton, Mark ,71 Becker, Jeffrey .71 Bell, James ,71 Beltrami, Paul ,70 Bemis, Gregory ,70 Bender, Andrew ,72 Benders, Gayle ,72 Bennett, Barbara .72 Bennion, Gray ,72 Benson, Bonnie ,70 Benson, Gail ,72 Bent, Per ,70 Bentley, ail ,72 Benzie, Allison .72 Bergen, Carol .70 .14. .Lr M w 1'3.- r f a .11 1 Bergen, Diane '69 Bergen, Paula '71 Bergeron, David '70 Bergeron, Diane '71 Berry, Alan '71 Bianchi, Daniel '70 Bianchi, Jaqueline '72 Bi ood, Gail '71 Bi odeau, Melissa '70 Bilodeau, Patricia '69 Bilodeau, Sean '72 Binder, Eileen '72 Bishop, Lisa '72 Bisson, Eleanor '70 Bisson, Kathy '72 Bjorkdahl, John '69 B orkdahl, Robert '71 B ck, Stephen '69 Blanchette, Donald. '69 Blanchette, Janet '71 Blanchette, Mary '72 Blomberg, Karen '70 Blossom, Barbara '72 Blossom, Steven '69 Bobroff, Catherine '70 Bockoven, Peter '69 Boedecker, Robert '70 Boles, Patrick '69 Boles, Richard '71 Bolster, Barbara '70 Bomba, James '71 Boreiko, Craig '69 Boreiko, J anice '72 Borg, Sheryl '72 Boucher, Marie '71 Boyd, Joseph '69 Boyd, Kevm '71 Boyd, Ronald '70 Boyle, Robert '72 Brady, Mark '70 Braun, Charlotte '71 Breesman. Gary '69 Brcesman, Mark '72 Brennan, Particia '69 Brennan, William '71 Brescia, Phili '69 Bridge, Caro me '71 Brier, Sandra '70 Brigandi, Basil '70 Brigandi, Theresa '70 Brooks, Karen '71 Brown, Kathleen '72 Brown, Kathryn '71 Brown, Linda '69 Brown, Michael '71 Brown, Peggy '69 Brown, Peter '69 Brown, Sheree '72 Brown, Vickie '70 Brown, Wallace '72 Browne, Remi '70 Bruce, Deirdre '71 Buffmgton, David '72 Bulkey, Lea '70 Bump, Jenifer '72 Burk, Lindsay '70 Burke, Anne '72 Burke, Darlene '72 Burke, Edward '71 Burroughs, Monica '71 Burton, Faith '70 Burton, Maria '71 Buscemi, Louis '72 Buscemi, Noel '70 Butcher, Arlene '70 Butler, Karen '72 CaITrey, Deborah '69 Cain, Andrea '69 Cain, Andrew '72 Caira, Janice '72 Caira, Thomas '72 Calareso, Joseph '70 Calkins, Timoth '72 Cameron, Kim 72 Campobasso, Ann '71 Cannalon 3, Nancy '72 Cannon, Eennis '70 Cannon, Richard '71 Canty, Philip '72 Canty, Wilham '70 Caras, Penelope '72 Carlson, Steven '71 Carney, William '71 Carpenter, Bradford '72 Carroll, Timothy '70 Carter. Cynthia '72 Caso, Michael '71 Caswell, Christopher '72 Cavicchio, James '71 Cavooto, Henr '71 Cearley, Kay ' 0 Chadsey. Dexter '71 Chandonait, Ann '69 Chandonait, Peter '71 Chase, Carol '70 Chester. Katherine '72 Chetham. Susan '72 Chisholm, Edward '71 Chu, John '70 Churchill, Gordon '71 Cialdea, John '70 Ciampi, Richard '69 Ciesla, Elizabeth '70 Claffey, Ellen '69 Clark, Deborah '70 Clark, Janet '70 Clark, Joseph '71 Clark, Kenneth '72 Clark, L nette '71 Clark, atthew '72 Clark, Michael '69 Clark, Susan '69 Clark, Wayne '70 Clagk, Wa me '70 Clarke, Mlchael '72 Clausen, Ronald '70 Clayton, Elizabeth '72 Clayton, Ronald '72 Clementi, Maria '71 CliITord, Cynthia '72 Clifford, Stephen '70 Clough, Karl '70 Clough, Martha '69 Clough, Valerie '72 Coan, Kathleen '72 Coan, Stephen '69 Coates, Ada '69 Cobb, Janice '70 Coffey, Martin '69 Colantuono, Nancy '71 Colantuono, Thomas '69 Colarusso, Pamela '69 Colarusso, Robert '72 Combs, Frances '70 Conley, Colleen '70 Conley, Harry '72 Cook, Jac ueline '70 Cook, Pau '71 Cook, Preston '72 Coolbau h, Mark '71 Cooper, avid '69 Cooper, Ross '72 Corbett, Glenn '70 Corr, Brian '72 Corrigan, Kevin '71 Cortwright, Diane '71 Cortwright, Lawrence '70 Cotoni, Arthur '69 Courtney, David '71 Courtney, Neil '69 Cousins, Glen '72 Cousins, Hoyt '69 Cousins, Paul '71 Coutu, Mike '72 Cowden, Deirdre '70 Cox, William '71 Crandall, J ane '72 Crawford, Edmund '72 Crawford, Thomas '71 Craybeek, Leland '72 Creaser, Gregg Cross, Nancy 70 Crowell, Sue '72 Crowell, Thomas '69 Cuciontta, Domenic '71 Cucinotta, Jeanne '72 Cummings, Anne '72 Cummings, Cynthia '69 Cummin s, David '71 Cunning am, Paula '70 Curran, Mark '69 Curtis, Bradford '71 Damato, Anthem '72 Damato. Richar '70 ,70 H Danese, Ann '71 Daniels, Dennis '71 Daniels. Earl '69 Daniels, Henry '72 Dantonio, Paul '72 Darby. Susan '69 Dauvillier. Marcelle '69 Davies, John '70 Davin. James '69 Davis. Carlos '69 Davis, D. Bradford '69 Davis. Deirdre '71 Davis, Elaine '70 Davis, Geoffrey '69 Davis, Kirk '72 Davis, Mark '70 Davis, Paula '70 Davis. Richard '71 Davis, Roxane '69 Davis, Walter '69 Dean, Deborah '72 Dean. Panicia '70 Dean. Winslow '72 Degraeve, Donald '69 De raeve, James '72 DCJCSUS, Ann '69 Dejesus, John '72 Delfma, Denise '69 Deluca, Susan '71 Demont, Richard '71 Dempsey, Maureen '70 Dempsey, Paul '71 Denehy, Edward '70 Denisevich, Nancy '72 Denisevich, Susan '70 Dennis. Sharon '72 DeNormandie, Newton '71 Depasquale, Michael '70 Derdenan, Beryl '71 Dermon, Dumont '70 Deveneau, Jonathan '72 Devereux, Leslie '71 DeWallace, Jeffrey '69 DeWallace, Roderick '69 Dickey, Jean '72 Dickie, Paul '71 Dietrich, Gary '70 Dietrich, Guy '72 Ditzel, Robert '71 Doherty, Andrea '71 Dohen , Cynthia '72 Donal son, Elizabeth '70 Donaldson, Thalia '72 Doty, Sarah '71 Doughty, Christopher '71 Doughty, Rebecca '72 Douty, Donald '70 Dowey, Darlene '71 Dowey, Ellen '72 Downing, Lawrence '70 Downs. Deborah '72 Downs, Susan '69 Doyle, Elaine '70 Doyle, Rosemary '69 Drake, Gary '71 Driscoll, Laura '70 Drum, John '71 Duffy, James '72 Dugan, Lawrence '69 Dunn, Laurie '72 Dunn, Louise '70 Dunne, Charles '69 Dunne, Mary '70 Durning, Michael '72 Dustin, C 'nthia '70 Dustin, Melissa '69 Dyer. Denise '70 Dyer. Susan '72 Early. Barbara '70 Early. Janet '69 Eastman, Robert '71 Eaton. Linda '71 Ebeling. Robert '69 Eckhardt. Julianna '70 Eckhardt. Marguerite '69 Edmands. Pa 6 '71 Edwards. Ga 6 '69 Edwards. Steven '71 Elliott. Linda '70 Elliott, Thomas '69 Ellis. Jo Anne '71 Ellis. Stewart '71 Ellis. Susan '70 Ellis. Thomas 771 Emden. William 071 Emerson. Parker 071 Emmons, Caroline 769 Emmons. Patricia 071 England. Jean 769 Enos. David 770 Enos. John 769 Entwisle. Lawrence 769 Eppling. Ann 770 Epplin . Patricia 072 Erel, ur s69 Evangelism. Janet 771 Evangelism. Karen ,69 By, Alan .72 Fackler, Marilyn '69 Fa erlund. Janet 072 Fa es. Thomas 769 Faran, Ellen a69 Farley, Susan 771 Farr, Micheal 771 Farr, Stephen 772 Fawcett, Leslie 770 Fedock, Dan '70 Feeley, Frank .72 Felt, Richard 772 Femald, Rebecca 771 Pickett, Jonathan 769 Field, Jason ,72 Filbim Constance 769 Fillmore, Joyce 770 Finan. E. Thomas 770 Finan. Jane ,72 Finan, Roderick ,69 Fitzgerald, David 769 Fitzgerald. Robert 770 Fitzpatrick, Peter 772 Flannery, Sherry 772 Flint, Janet ,69 Floyd. Deborah 769 Fluhr. Charles 771 Flynn, Judith 769 Flynn, Martha 771 Flynn. Mary 770 Foley. Karen 772 Forbes. Kent 772 Foret. Pierre ,70 Forrest, Peter 770 Forsythe, Randall 770 Foster, Marian 771 Fougere, Trevor 770 Foust, Douglas ,69 Foust, George 771 Fox, Meredith 771 Fox. Susan ,71 From, Karen 770 From. Matthew 772 Frost, Diana 770 Frost. Marsha ,71 Frost, Peter ,71 Frost. Rebecca ,72 Fry. Michael 770 Frye, Steven ,72 Fullerton, Gilbert 769 Fullerton, Lincoln 772 Fullerton. Linda 770 Fulton, Deborah 770 Gagne, Barbara 770 GaJewski, Robert 772 Gale. Claudia 772 Galligan, Freida 769 Galligan, Marc 7?. Galligan. Martha 772 Gallagher, Maria 770 Ganey. Lee Ann 770 Garavano. Janice 771 Gardiner, Dana 770 Gardner, David 772 Gardner. Lynda 770 Gardner, Thomas '70 Garland. Janet 770 Garland. Margery 071 Gary. Wendy 771 Gates. Daniel '70 Gatti. Madeline 770 Gaye. David 069 Geary, Karl 071 Gednm. Karen 072 Gendreau, Elaine 770 Gentile. Judith 770 Gcracc. Elizabeth 770 Gerlach, Michael '69 Gerson. Martha 072 Gerson. Richard 771 Gerson, Stanton 069 Giannetti. Diane 069 Gibson, Anne 772 Gil. Karen 772 Gilfoy. Faye ,70 Gill. Mary '70 Gillig. Steven 772 Godm. Steven 069 Goldstone. Adrienne 771 Gomatos. James 772 Gomatos. John 770 Gonyer, Brad 072 Goode, Fredrick 772 Goodwin, Jeffrey ,69 Goodwin, Susan 072 Goodwin, Tana 771 Gould, Christopher 070 Gould, Mark .71 Gounaris. Christophe 771 Gounaris, Donna 769 Grabill. John 771 Grabill, Robert ,69 Grande, Steve .70 Gram,'Linda ,72 Gras, Adrian 772 Grasom Rufus 771 Grasty, Cornell 772 Grasty, Lorraine 772 Grasty, Vertie 770 Gray, Bradford 769 Gray, John ,70 Gray, Stephen 772 Green, Debra ,70 Green, Thomas 772 Greenblatt. Claire 770 Greene, Elizabeth 771 Greene, Karlson 771 Greenleaf, Nancy ,69 Greenleaf, Robert 770 Gre ory, Richard 769 Gre lier, Barbara 772 Griffin, Bonnie s70 Griffin, Eric ,72 Grifiin, Judith 772 Griffin, Maureen 772 Griffin, Michael 771 Griggs, Carolynn 770 Griggs, Terry 771 Grinnell, Elizabeth 769 Grover, Phili 771 Guder, Char es 770 Guethlen, Deborah 772 Gustafson, Carl 772 Gustafson, Henry 772 Gustafson, Karla 771 Haartz, Eric .72 Haas, Christopher 772 Haas, William ,70 Haden, Constant ,70 Ha enian. Mark 770 Ha 1, Charles F. 772 Hall. Charles L. 771 Hall, Chrisanne ,69 Hall, Donna 771 Hall, Stephanie 771 Hall, Suzanne s69 Hallett, Kathy ,71 Halsey, Michael 771 Halsey, Mona 770 Hamill, Holly 069 Hamill, Patricia 769 Hamilton, Robert ,72 Hamilton, Stuart 069 Hamm, Che l 769 Hammer, Ke ly 772 Hammond, Rand 769 Hanchett, Kenneth 772 Hanchett, Richard 769 Hand. Roger 769 Hanks. Diana 772 Hanks, Martha 771 Hanley. William 772 Hansen, Kim 069 Hanson, Arlene 770 Hanson, Linnea 070 Hapgood7 Margo 769 Hardy, Weston 072 Harmon, Robert 769 Harney. Ellen '70 Harnisch. Christa 770 Haroian, Sylvia 769 Haroutunian. George 771 Harpster. Allen 072 Harrington. Henry 770 Harrington. Mark '72 Harrington. Nancy 772 Harrison. Paul '71 Harrison. Robert 769 Hartenstein, Fred 769 Harvey, Richard ,72 Haswell, Kathryn ,71 Haswell, Ralph 770 Hatch, Janet 771 Hatfield, Jeff 070 Hatfield, Robert 769 Hatfield, Susan 771 Hathaway, Samuel 771 Hathaway, Stephanie 072 Hawes. Marcia 772 Haworth. Dale 772 Hetfeman, Ann 771 Hegarty, Dave 772 Hegarty. Laura 772 Hemecke, Mark ,70 Hennessy, Patricia 771 Henry, Patricia 770 Herman, GeolTrey 770 Herring, Lynwood 769 Hester, John 771 Hewey, Judith 771 Hicks. Cheryl ,72 Hildreth, Allen 769 Hildreth, Robert 771 Hill. C. Nadell 770 Hill, John 770 Hill. Joyce 770 Hill. Paul 771 Hilton, Julia 770 Hilton. Richard ,72 Hoey, Carol 769 Hoey, Paula 071 Hogan. Thomas 770 Holland, Ann ,69 Holland, Anna ,72 Holland. Janice 771 Holliday, Dorothy 771 Holroyd, Ellen ,71 Homan, Kay 071 Hooker, Stuart 772 Horton, Lawrence 769 Horwitz, Rebecca 770 Horwitz, Wendy 769 Houghton, Barbara ,70 Houghton, Janet ,72 Housman, Ann 770 Housman, Susan 772 Houston. J. Brant 772 Howard, Andrew 772 Howard, Bonnie '72 Howard, Michael 771 Howe, Mary ,69 Huber, John 770 Hudson, Cheryl 771 Hughes, Maureen 769 Hu ill, Frederick 772 Hu tamaki, Gail 769 Hummel, Janice 770 Humphrey, Stephen ,70 Huneck, Debra 070 Hunter, Cheryl 769 Ide, George 770 Ide, Patricia 769 Iliescu, Rodica 772 Ingard, John 771 Ingard, Sven 772 Inguanti. John 770 Inguanti, Robert ,72 Irvin, Thomas 772 J ablonski, Teresa 769 J ackson. Christopher ,71 J ackson, Donna 769 J ackson, Gardner 769 J ackson, Turman 072 Jacobs, David 771 Jacobs, E. Dale 770 Jakubowicz, Anna '70 Jan6s, William 772 Jarvis. David 772 Jarvis. John 771 Jelinek, Jane 772 Jennings, Patricia 771 4-... n.-. -v-asmm-Dr. s. '1 0 WJRM;$JKQQWH;R? '3'; vaxa xp- '61-. A. Jevon, Robert '70 Jevon. Thomas '71 Jewett, Laura '69 Johanscn. Mark '71 Johansen. Richard '69 Johnson. Alan '71 Johnson. Bruce '70 Johnson. Craig '70 Johnson. Davnd '71 Johnson, Edgar '70 Johnson. George '69 Johnson, Karen '71 Johnson, Mark '72 Johnson, Nels '71 Johnson. Sally '72 Johnson, Valerie '69 Jones, Bruce '71 Jordan, Ellen '72 Jordan, Heidi '72 Joy, David '72 Joyce, Kathleen '72 Kahler, John '72 Kahler, Susan '71 Kalisky, Ilona '71 Kalisky, Lyvia '69 Kamanzi, Seth '69 Kane, Gerald '70 Kane, Michael '71 Kano, Beth '72 Kano, Jennifer '71 Kastler, Wendie '72 Katz, Mara '71 Keenan, Douglas '71 Keevil, Charles '70 Keevil, Joseph '72 Keith, Ellen '72 Kelley, Anne '70 Kelley, Christine '69 Kelley, Craig '71 Kelley, Karyn '72 Kelly, Sharon '72 Kelty, John '70 Kelty, Philippe '71 Kennally, Mlchael '69 Kennally, Patricia '70 Kennedy, Betty '71 Kennedy, Susan '69 Keough, Allen '71 Keough, Cynthia '72 Keough, George '71 Keou h, Maureen '69 Kesse , Karen '69 Kessel, Laurie '70 Kevorkian, Marguerit '72 Keyes, Andrew '72 eryes, Laura '70 Kibbler, John '71 Kimball, Benjamin '70 King, Jackson '69 King, John '71 King, Judith '72 King, Kathy '71 King, Kenneth '72 Kin , Pamela '69 Kits ner, Patricia '70 Krishner, William '70 Kling, Sharon '70 Knapp, Connie '69 Kimmy, Debra '72 Koe er, Charles '69 Koopman, Barbara '71 Korhonen, Cynthia '72 Kornfeld, Leslie '72 Kramer, Andrew '71 Kramer, Beryl '69 Kusleika, Richard '72 La Plante, Laura '70 Lackenbauer, Barbara '70 Ladd, Donald '71 Ladd. J. Ra end '70 LaGrassa. CXaTol '69 Landry, Thomas '72 Lane, Roberta '72 Lang, Jamey '71 Langlitz, Debra '69 Lan itz, Velzora '71 Lan horst, Karen '70 Lapidas, Gary '70 Larhette, Lorene '72 Larhelte, Sidney '71 Larsen, Gary '71 Larsen, Gary '71 Larsen, Richard '72 Larson. Bruce '69 Larson. Dana '72 Lawrence. Mark '72 Lawrence. Martha '71 Leaver, Amos '72 Ledger. Phoebe '71 Lee. David '69 Leeming. Carruth '72 Leeming. Linda '70 Leger. Alan '69 Leger, Carol '71 Legen Norman '72 Leger, Robert '70 Lemander, Stephen '69 Lennan. Cynthia '71 Lennan, David '70 Leon. Renata '72 Levey, H. Norman '72 Levin, Barbara '72 Levin. Katherine '70 Levin, Robert '72 Levin. Susan '69 Lewis, Daniel '71 Lewis, Deborah '72 Lewis. Ma '70 Lewis. Mic ael '70 Lewtas, Anthony '71 Lewtas, Ted '69 Li, Karl '71 Lind. Michael '70 Linne, Esther '72 Lippman. Joan '72 Liu, Weston '72 Locke, Ste hen '71 Lockhart, oyce '72 Lockhart. 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