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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1970 volume:

dyad lincoln — sudbury regional high school sudbury, massachusetts volume XIV 1970 HISTORICAL COLLECTION ICS SGhLOTS factivities sports stall patrons � index. a time to be born a time to die a time to break down a time to build up a time for love a time for hate a time for war a time for peace | swear it’s not too late “turn, turn, turn.” look around a joe ve el WY W © — oO a) te —_— fe ime of my li inter “hazy shade of w the fields are ripe it’s the springt | looked around, | saw what sweet things can be found, simply by taking some time for living. “time for living” but now life’s friends are acting strange they shake their heads they say I’ve changed but something’s lost d oD) = o 0 a) fav} OD ie) c = ro) £ iD) (ed) = rot) fe) — se fa a — o — “both sides now” eS SS — seniors Mr. Thomas O’Brien, adviser; Jan Cobb, secretary; Bill Kirshner, president; Tom Hogan, treasurer; Mr. Carl Perkins, adviser; Pam McMurtry, vice-president. senior class officers and advisers the seniors started their year of activities with the annual Dodo Dance, complete with magic marker warts and cream-of-prunes babyfood, spoonfed to the neophytes. dressed for the ‘Gangster Dance”, honest, hardworking senior students transformed themselves into the subversive element of the “roaring twenties”, and invaded the school for the day, assuring the success of this event. _ one of the biggest operations of the year for the senior class was the auction. items for the auction were collected from the good townspeople of Lincoln and Sudbury and carted to the school in a assortment of trucks and vans in all states of repair. with Diane Reese as its efficient chairman everyone had a good time and succeeded in raising $2400 for the good works of the Class of 1970. new this year was a Senior Governing Board, consisting of the class officers and 15 seniors elected at large. omnipresent was Mr. O’Brien, always seeing to the last detail and ready in emergency with a lemonade dispenser improvised from biology equipment or with another way to get the one more chaperone. meanwhile, Mr. Perkins guarded the funds. the peak of the year for the seniors was senior week. during those seven days of splendor, the 400 of ’70 treated themselves to an elegant prom and a relaxing beach trip and entertained both underprivileged city children and themselves, in Lincoln-Sudbury’s traditional activity, Children’s Day. 14 senior week Monday, June 1. Senior Prom Tuesday, June 2. Beach Trip Wednesday, June 3. Children’s Day Friday, June 5 Graduation Ceremonies senior auction collection senior, governing board: seated, Jan Cobb, Kathy Reilly, Lisa Paul Beltramini, Pam McMurtry, Elaine Murdoch Gary Lapidas, Ostar, Laura Driscoll, Paula Cunningham, Keller Haden, Linda Edgar Johnson, Bill Kirshner, Tom Hogan, Carol Chase, Sharon Leeming, Joy Hill, Billie-Jean Nebesky; standing, John Chu, Underhill, Mary Lewis, Pat Rozelle. EL, JANET K. ADACHI jan february 23 sudbury baked apple ... dogs... petite... the italian?!. . . musically talented. . . ferlinghetti . . . california upon occa- SION: 5. HERG Seen aeeAnlIStiCh amen ¢ bUz= zards of the world, unite!” touch of the poet, arsenic and old lace, admirable crichton (technical); guys and dolls (acting); student exchange 2, 4; cum laude 3, 4; national thespian society 3, 4; mixed chorus 2; select chorus 3, 4. RICHARD DWIGHT ALIBRANDI rick november 3 sudbury football ... greenhouse super .. . “spin off” .. . sunbeam . . . florida winters . . . maintenance . . . hates sweating ... on 7 man sled .. . ro- man nose... . “wonderful years.” jv football 2, 3; varsity football 4 , co-capt; varsity wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; spring track 1, 3, 4; warriors club 4; sen- ior auction 4. FUNMI PAULA ADESANYA december 19 lagos “you know!” ... soul records and dancing ... new england cold weather... likes modern “hippy” clothes™.«, college) ¢ “see: you la- ter!” in nigeria: school newspaper. . . home for motherless babies . . . house roll call; at Isrs: mixed chorus 4; drama club 4. SUSAN JEAN AMADON sue sept 26 sudbury “what can | say?’’. . . sports lover... “yeah”. . . moved from New York. . . living . . . bermuda Horace Greely H.S. jv hockey 1; jv; orchestra 1; basketball 1; class rep 1 Williamsville North H.S. v hockey 2, 3; v basketball 2, 3; v volleyball 2, 3; v cheerleader 3, varsity show 3; gym- nastics 3; leaders club 3. MARTHA RALEIGH AMESBURY moth november 18 subury scorpio . . . “where’s Bloms?” . . . eat- ing flowers . . . walking on LSR roof . . that’s spacey” . . . invisible people ... fortune telling . . . javanese tem- ple dances. . . “my scar.” mixed chorus 1, 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4; student council rep. 2; “guys and dolls” (acting) 3; youth center 3; pierce house 3; student exchange 3; french club 1, 2; volleyball intramurals 2. STEPHEN ARENSTRUP steve march 20 sudbury in the shop . . . drag racing . . . late morning riser. . . chevy. . . Ada. work study 3, 4. NANCY S. AHLBERG nancy may 2 sudbury clarinet . . . summers on the Cape... vivacious ... loves to ski... “oh come on” ... sewing ... studying moods. . . warm smile band 2, 3; wind ensemble en Ma} all-district 3; cum laude 3, 4; prome- thean 4; dyad 4. BRUCE ALAN ALBRECHT bruce january 28 sudbury “5-4 blitz 40” . . . the great dust bowl HOLLIS ANN APPLEBY -..Mm.d.?... gang tackles... likes a bumbles october 22 sudbury good flick . . . loose teeth and side- burns . . . new car . . . shooting pool “don’t get uptight!” ... sewing and As) OUe, waterskiing ©. 69 ford.) scape. | ) clothes designer . . . england jv. football 2, 3; varsity football 4 , co-capt; warriors club; senior auction. band 2; student council 2; senior auc- tion 4. ROBERT J. ADAMSON addi july 9 sudbury independent . . . never early to class eee AMES . weight-lifting expert . - ‘63 mer- Beemee november 29 sudbury cury , 2. lets bag out man’s 2. neat earance . . . out of gas again! “sroovey!” ... always experiencing ios 8 8 new things ... foliage in locker 39 ... the carara... painter .. . dislikes rushing ... Murray ... apartment with Bren. fernald group 2, 3, 4; pres. 4. MARTHA ANDERSON lynne april 18 sudbury itseetynne — not Martha” +...” f.d. woolworth co ... Miss Lieberman’s u.s. history ... “you fool!’ . . . study hall with Sandy and Ruth. spanish club 2; fernald group 2; future teachers’ association 2. JANET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG janet june 14 sudbury gemini . ... 200 stories! ... rowe... “isn’t that a floor, armstrong” . . . bed- ford incident .. . artistic. . . vibes. mixed chorus 1, 2; select chorus 3, 4; drama (technical) 3, 4; student coor- dination of p.t.s.a. 4 EDNA BARKER august 1 sudbury the flute . . . just hanging around. . . canada ... “my blue-eyed poetry” .. . Spider and Robbie. LAURA E. BARTLETT bang. ge, A: beama july 31 sudbury “o.k. now!” . . . horseback riding. . . 401 girls’ room. . . maine. . . Mark. STEVEN BAHN the drooler sudbury mr. roast beef . . . SB future bartender BONNIE LYNN BENSON . B.U. bookstore . . . ‘““woodstock” bonnie aug 5 sudbury hockey star ... one hand man .. . hit and run driver. friendly . . . an open ear for anyone’s :; problems ... “where’s Mike?” 3rookline H.S. 1 freshman hockey 1; wants to be a secretary ... always jv football 1; L.S.R.H.S. v hockey 2, 3, 4. trying . . . enthusiastic. summer work study 4. DWIGHT EDWARD ARMSTRONG deacon james oct 9 _ lincoln “what's happening baby?” . . . parties, parties ... big beautiful smile “everything’s lovely”. . . a true friend .. . doing my thing. . . versatile ath- lete . . . Miss Lieberman’s history class . . . loves rock and jazz. Ensley High School; math contest 1; drill team 1, 2; varsity rifle team 1, 2; jr. r.o.t.c. cadet award 2; alpha theta jr. frat.; L.S.R.H.S.; j.v. football co-capt. 3; v. track 3, 4. 18 LINDA ELAINE BATTISTA lin’ may 4 sudbury loves guitar. . . singing with old group feeeedenams ).. “why for’... to florida with Deb and Pat . . . jr. ski trip long lovely hair... smiling . . . beautiful eyes. intramurals 1; junior prom committee 3; kaleidoscope 1; south pacific tech crew 1; school store 1; senior auction 4; senior prom committee. PERRY L. BENT perry jan 16 sudbury maine ... motorcycles. ..zoom... p.f.r.. .. purple anything .. . devil’s eyebrows. . . ho-jo’s. . . split person- ality . . . paperback books . . . boves salad to go. . . with psycho. spanish club 1; west hall breakfast 2, 3; class cookout 3; dyad 4; gymnastic in- tramurals 1; volleyball intramurals 2; senior auction 4. PAUL A. BELTRAMINI belt march 10 sudbury porkah! . . . vegetating at fleeze ... between 9:00 and 9:30... auction. . . sundays at hadens wayside inn .. triple b. . . der schneider. . . uno der elephant. junior prom 3; ski trip 3, 4; senior auc- tion co-chairman 4; german club. a9 ANN CROWINSHIELD BAILEY august 1 lincoln “yesterday a child came out to wan- ders, Sethe Sung sana, and surt -.:% the perfect smile .. . ginger-beer .. . hawaii, canada, and england .. . yel- low buses, grey lockers, blue gym suits. at Simon’s Rock: drama club; ‘under milkwood’’, Dylan Thomas, and other productions. (acting). GREGORY STEVEN BEMIS greg december 26 sudbury independent ... “poplar” .. . filling the machine . . . expensive tastes... “about those classes | missed” tuna crunch. work study 3. SYDNEY R. ATHANS july 9 sudbury “really? Is he good looking?” . . . mary- land transfer... soul music . . . air- line stewardess . . . jr. ski trip. . . last summer .. . conservative. CAROL ANN BERGEN SANDRA JEAN BRIER cabby june 23 lincoln sandy september 17 sudbury “if you can keep your head when all . “a , 4 7 about you are l osing theirs”. . . ee Sut pas gym Kedoo ea Rede Re abhe' oes Tam Da pink elephants ... “is Vickie here?” AAA Ph ai See iUnchratelaunie Somes n switzerland ... “I love it”. uncn at e's Don. v. tennis 2, 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; work study 4. select chorus 4; student exchange committee 3, 4; dyad 4; guys dolls 3; junior prom committee 3; senior auc- tion 4. ROBERT S. BOEDECKER bob oct 8 sudbury music ..... “bix’” = 2 2 “neatnanncetu alte lincoln and back ... the scout . . .- trumpet 2 . = VOIGGuaEEPErOUISICe athlete. guys dolls acting 3; college II acting; band 1, 2, 3, 4; select chorus 2, 3, 4; special chorus 2, 3, 4; dance band 1, 2; dixieland band 3; gold in the hills 4. ELEANOR BISSON ellie june 13 sudbury “want to be my friend?’ . . . cute and gay blonde ... avid soccer fan... Mary’s sister. . . vw’s. . . welfleet. . . with Earl. intramurals 1; ski trip committee 2; senior auction 4, DANIEL C. BIANCHI binchi june 28 sudbury BARBARA A. BOLSTER barb sept 22 sudbury nice guy .. . loves to play the guitar - Lae ... golfer... future engineer... Mr. “what a pain! .. . summer at orleans Spaulding’s dilemma... talk much in ... special mailman ... school homeroom? . . . “hey check that!’ teacher . . . another new locker? . . late buses . . . zola’s hangout. . . re- football 2; winter track 3, 4; spring served .. . dfcc. track 2, 3, 4; senior auction 4. softball intramurals 2; volleyball intra- murals 2; pep club 2, 3; fernald club 2, 3; mixed chorus 3, 4; orientation 4; dyad 4; senior auction 4. 20 MARK M. BRADY august 6 sudbury the golfer... “here comes the na- KAREN E. BLOMBERG vies!” ... waiting for the buses... blom nov 11 sudbury sportssminded . . . english classes. . . college bound. . . skiing . . . maine. “get audited” ... california cross-country by motorcycle . . . jeans lab asst. 2; intramurals 1; j.v. basketball and casual people ... “where's 2; band 2, 3; v. golf 3; select chorus 4. Amesbury?” ... cheerful expression . scientology . . . wh. pierce house discussions. MELISSA BILODEAU muffy july 15 sudbury “hey youse guys!” ... europe : writing ... “I just crave it” ... guitar . .. harvard square . . . unpredictable ... ballet... that mountain. . . on- ion soup in locker. . . future nurse. french club 2; nurses club 1, 2, 3; fer- nald project 3, 4; promethean 4; senior auction committee 4. CATHERINE BECKER BOBROFF cathy december 17 sudbury “keep the faith” ... quebec cauliflower .. . european tour... ¢ block singing club. . . photography. photography 2; promethean 2; project quebec 3; jr. prom 3; “guys and dolls” (technical); youth center 3; drama club 3, 4; senior auction 4; dyad 4; tommy Opera 4. ROBERT EDWARD BOWDEN JR. bob june 28 lincoln SIMEA=RolGY ger tropical fishia., ..cold weather . . . the corvair . . . automo- tive engineering . . . lived all over the DAVID BERGERON ou d.c., maryland, virginia, kansas, may 28 sudbury SS i at Northwood High School: cross cars. . . sitting in the student parking country 1; LSRHS: drama 3; “guys and lot. . . chevy. dolls” (tech). work study 4. 21 WILLIAM A. CANTY bill august 11 sudbury “unbelievable’’. . . guitar in study... jr. ski trip. . . dislikes artificial people . studebakers . . . football . . . Mrs. Bailey’s chemistry class . . . b.c. student council 1; mixed chorus 1; j.v. baseball 1; select chorus 2, 3, 4; special chorus 2, 3, 4; v. baseball 2, 3, 4; j.v. football 3; v. football 4; gold in the hills 4. ALAN PURDOM CARPENTER chip july 12 sudbury “super 6!’ . union jack volkswagen . at the field . . . biology with Miss Edwards . . . card games with Nay, Jim Cal . . . walking on hands crutches. . . considerable. jv basketball 1, 2; jv baseball 1, 2; v baseball 3; jv football 2, 3; v football 4. NOEL C. BUSCEMI chris march 8 sudbury “wow!” . . . hitchhiking across the usa ... bo diddley ... bicycling “Barbara, my dear.” ... green peas (pial v. indoor track 3, v. spring track 3; spanish club 4. DENNIS G. CANNON january 17 sudbury “Clausen!!!” . . . cars and models .. . study halls . . . green machine. . . explorer. . . fns forever! . . . wrestler. biology lab asst. 4; v. soccer manager 3; v. wrestling 2, 3, 4; work study 4. LEA CHRISTINE BULKLEY lea dec 2 lincoln beautiful blue eyes ... ridiculous laugh .. . summers on the cape .. . MCN. 5 ... 8hn), Swoley. 2 . Seley 2. madwoman ... ‘oh but | will!” ... how am | gonna get out of this one?” volleyball intramurals 1, 2; dyad 4; sen- ior prom 4. FAITH ELAINE BURTON faithe sept 17 sudbury “boy, are you dumb.” ... . 64 falcon wa Cycles, oS arbrawardieen ovale oer ring ‘n things ... espanol ... short red ... oops! . . . long brown hair?!’ gymnastic intramurals 1; spanish club 1, 2, art award painting 3; west hall break- fast 3. 22 4 THERESA ELIZABETH BRIGANDI tracy oct 4 sudbury midget body . . . the little hippie lover .. . Basile’s twin? . . . missimaries . . . brigham’s. . . expressive dark eyes. . . “bubs” . . . weird person. spaghetti supper 2; west hall dance; december formal; senior prom 4. ane VICKIE LYNN BROWN february 17 sudbury “wanna skip?” hairdressing Joe... laurie’s sub shop . . . “What's gym?” . . . teddy bears. . . boston... bowladrome. work study 3, 4. REMI BROWNE remi october 15 sudbury hockey goalie at 11... never old enough . . . math genius. . . nice guy . . . loves sports. math contest group 1, 2, 3, 4; prome- thean 2, 3; hockey 3, 4; senior auction. LINDSAY SHERMAN BURK april 8 lincoln all around traveler .. . usa ‘67, europe ‘69. . . fun at basketball . . . quiet, but friendly . . . sutton suzies. intramurals 1, 2; j.v. basketball 1, 2; v. basketball 3, 4;-leader corps 2, 3; jr. prom comm. 3; ‘“guys and dolls’; span- ish club 4; varsity letter club 4. JOSEPH RICHARD CALARESO king twat may 26 sudbury “oh, did | get burnt!” .. . founder of junior skip day ... burning Nay... trips to maine . .. green slips .. . horseback riding with Debbie . . . the ‘stang . . . wayland. jv baseball 2; intramural football 2; jv football 3; v football 3, 4; track varsity ZA ARLENE E. BUTCHER august 30 sudbury “Warren’s coming home!” . . . paint- er... quiet but full of mischief .. . betty boop and vitamin ‘‘c” pills . . . long hair and mustaches... bubs. . . V.W.. . . syracuse. “admirable crichton’ (tech); work study 3; west hall dance 3; jr. prom 3; sr. prom 4; student exchange workday LYNN M. CATHA december 5 lincoln southern transfer ... gymnast enjoys life . . . college in florida at Wakefield H.S.: gymnastics 2; service club 2, 3; (secretary 2) (vp. 3); home- room secretary 2, 3. DEBORAH M. CLARK KAY LYNN CEARLEY deb october 24 sudbury casey sept 13 sudbury “go to your room”. . . the pink locker “is my hair getting any longer?” ... with Nanci. . . summers in n.h. . . . skiing . . . eating at the golden phoe- Joe... at Zola’s. . . peace corps... nix... corvairs ... friendliest ... nursing. . . writing poetry. oklahoma . . . mister donut . . . study ; halls... “where’s Liz?” ... blue and nurses club 1; library 1, 4; intramurals 2; red vw. monitor 2; sr. prom 4; sr. auction 4. leader corps 3; junior prom 3. if Fi JOHN H. CHU DONNA DEAN CARTER june 18 sudbury john feb 5 lincoln next train back to england . . . Segovia great bass. . . choo-choo.. . . j.c. san- and his guitar. . . Cheadle Hulme. . . dals ... only aluminum cans chorus and the easter bunny. . . “sing chess wizard. ho! for the life of a bear.” .. . across the u.s. and back again via warsaw.. . . ; jv soccer 2; v soccer 3, 4; select chorus peace and joy. 2, 3, 4; special chorus 3, 4; president select chorus 4; west hall council 3, 4; senior class governing board; guys dolls, acting; cum laude. class pres. 1; student council 1; mixed chorus 1, 2, 4; future teachers 2; french club 2; select chorus 2, 4; west hall council 2, at Cheadle Hulme: sixth form society 3; christian union 3; his- tory society 3; senior choir 3; motet choir 3; drama society 3; student ex- change 4; promethean 4. JOHN PETER CIALDEA j.c. may 20 sudbury “hey! what the heck?’ ... cars... excitement . . . ski trips to killington - . Mass. maritime academy . . . keep- ing busy . . . massachusetts travel. j.v. football 2, 3; v. football 4. 24 TIMOTHY JOHN CARROLL tim dec 28 sudbury the bullpen with Willie, rip, big al and the baron, “mush” . friday night curfew ... red, red, robin . . . sweet sixteen . . . good hands . . . “stag parties”. j.v. basketball 1, 2; v. baseball 3, 4; j.v. football 2, 3, v. 4. ELIZABETH ANN CIESLA bette may 19 sudbury “seriously” . . . always on the go... daydreamer “are you kidding?” .. . from a small girls’ school to Isrhs hospital work .. .- sewartaro summer. at Ursuline Academy: drama club 1, 2; ski club 1, 2; at Lsrhs: kaleidoscope 3, 4; future nurses’ club 3; cum laude 3, 4; drama club 3, 4; dyad 4. WAYNE VERNON CLARK november 15 sudbury “what's happening?” ... soul man . records .. . school store . . . try hard not to kill . . . “no lifesavers to- OE” 5, a Rebel: intramurals 1, 2; school store 1, 2, Nee 3,4; . . . student council 1, 2, _ 4. CAROL CHASE carol june 4 sudbury funny happy moods. . . martha’s vine- yard . . . nantucket with the girls... skiing in rangeley, maine . . . europe . swimming. intramurals 1; mixed chorus 2; student exchange 3, 4; senior governing board; junior prom committee; guys dolls ushering; dyad 4. RONALD EDWARD CLAUSEN ron. february 18 sudbury coin collector ... “die Dennis” ae billy tag ... the sv-mobile .. . first national. . . lots of blond hair. JANET R. CLARK jan dec 27. sudbury woolworths .. . “hey dum dum”... . what are you doing this weekend?” . simon garfunkel. . . trip to new york .. . with Linda Patty in study hall... Kenny. work study 2, 4. GLEN CORBETT may 19 sudbury football star. . . twin motorcycles. . . furry . . . living the weekends up... “Okay!” jv. football 2, 3; varsity football 4. COLLEEN CONLEY colly june 28 lincoln “maybe | will, maybe | won't, | don’t know, | haven’t a-sided yet” . . . tennis .. the rambler. . . a little peace and quiet a good laugh in a down mood. jr. prom decorating committee 3; se- nior auction 4; senior prom 4. working at star... likes interesting people . . with Elaine . . able sewing. PAULA ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM p.c. september 15 lincoln “hello there!” . . . always laughing. . . outgoing . . . freckles .,. . “cuts”... vw! ... party-lover zooming . all-round helper. . . haden’s house .. . down slopes. . super-tactful fleeze. field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2; tennis 2, 3, 4; senior class governing board; east hall class representative 3; planning committee 3, 4; east hall secre- tary; dyad 4; student government 1, 4; stu- dent exchange; jr. prom; ski trip 2, 3, 4; leader corps; dress code committee; guys id dolls; mixed chorus 3. FRANCES J. COMBS fran august 7 sudbury future nurse... . shopping . cooking and remark- mixed chorus 2, 3; dyad 4; intramurals ay 26 JACQUELINE COOK jacky december 30 sudbury “are you kidding me?” ... no sleep and never enough time to do things ... bruised thumb. . . opel. . . swe- den on the experiment. . . plans to go back. . . rice. math contest 1, 2, 3, 4; student ex- change 1, 2, 3, 4; dyad co-editor; cum laude 3, 4; french club 2, 3; project quebec 37 tutoring’ 1) 2eapeeita eae guys and dolls 3; select chorus 3; mixed chorus 2; field hockey manager; stu- dent government 2. NANCY RUTH CROSS nanci december 6 sudbury “christopher columbus’’ . . . friendly’s kid... @S.p. . . . G1c eee onli locker with deb-deb ... nursing .. . 37 and 2 face jobs . . . summer ’69 in europe. mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; select chorus 4; nurses club 1; library 1; monitors 2; cafeteria 1, 2. DEIDRE LETTIE COWDEN dede july 21 sudbury iia and life flows within you and without you” ... so come together . truth .. . expressing beauty .. . the happiness of all... the times | smiled. . . a true leo. south pacific 1; youth alienation 3; se- lect chorus 4; student council 4. STEVEN MARK CLIFFORD steve october 29 sudbury “this is critical!” ... superstang ... project pumpkin locker room b ... gang... wild ties . . . heavenly bodies . . . bananas. j.v. football 2, 3; winter track 3, 4. GREGG ALAN CREASER june 10 sudbury real outdoorsman ... “just ad-lib, that’s all you do” . . . living in florida . engineering. . . jcatmg. . . out of the library before getting in mini-tank. at Florida: jv. football 1, 2; track 1, 2; LSRHS: v. wrestling 3, 4; jr. ski trip 3; sr. auction 4; student council 4; east hall rep. 4. KARL EDWARD CLOUGH ted oct 30 sudbury “yea, might!” . . . hidden intellect... aggressive football player ... extra effort . . . summers in boothbay harbor ... gomo’s flicks. v football 4; intramurals 1, 2; warrior’s club 4; senior auction 4. JANICE W. COBB jan july 22 sudbury “how ahhh ya?” great sense of hamor .... spain “69 ©. nursing 28 tennis ... laughing and _ fooling around ... outgoing... dfcc. spanish club 1; south pacific tech 1; tennis team manager 1; mixed chorus 2; select chorus 3, 4; pep club 2; 3; ten- nis team 2, 3, 4; senior class secretary; december formal committee 3; future nurses club 1, 2; dyad 4; senior auction 4. SUE LY CURTIS susi august 8 sudbury “what block is this?” . . . trips to new york ... new friends... new life... good future...ski bum... jemand kage . Marriage .. . be natural. jv field. hockey 1; mixed chorus 1; woodstock county school 3; drama 3. DUMONT A. DERMON monty april 25 sudbury want that?... do! .. . journeys with Lemander . . . blonde, black and gold .. friday afternoons . . . crashing at Voight’s. . . the baltic blue. . . to find out what the story is in the world. select chorus 3, 4 ; admirable crichton 3; guys and dolls 3, acting; jr. class governing board; dyad 4; gold in the hills. RICHARD D'AMATO dick nov 15 sudbury to live in peace . . . creative artist. . . sitting under his canvas In the library _. pacifist . . . the vineyard. ed feb 14° lincoln EDWARD DENEHY “ie sooo polite ... easy going ... don’t know!””. . . shy, but friendly. . . with the boys ... quiet soccer star “’stache comes off wednesday” . VW bus. jv soccer 1, v 2, 3, 4, captain 4; basket- ball 1; spring track 2; jv. baseball 1. ELAINE MARIE DAVIS lainie november 22 sudbury “right”... PS « . + MatheeanGrais cen that accent . . . private to public... nursing career. at Girls’ Latin: athenian club 1; at LSRHS: j.v. lacrosse 2; v. lacrosse 3; animal room 2; french club 2; future nurses’ club 3. MARK DAVIS mark feb 28 sudbury “if | could turn you on, if | could drive you out of your wretched mind, if | could tell you | would let you know”. jv baseball 2; v baseball 3, 4; v track 2; student council 2. MAUREEN ANN DEMPSEY demp’s september 29 sudbury maine with Jeannie . . . skiing ski 302 . . . VWs to 58 apache’s corruption. . . the laugh . . . duck talk. monitoring 2; jr. prom 3; work study 4. 28 JOHN DAVIES nov 20 sudbury enjoys comfort. . . guitar. . . his own photography business. MARIE-LAURE DESAULES marie oct 21. berne, switzerland exchange student ... “slow down!” . . . hopes to become a doctor. . . the swiss girl... beach and sun... . hik- ing . . . coffee and donuts on thursday mornings. SUSAN LINDA DENISEVICH sue september 17 sudbury “die” ... always with Nancy going to the drags. . . Jimmy. . . mar- riage plans. . . gunga din. . . clothes otc! BAO. EARL F. DANIELS big d_ february 4 lincoln vw’s ... cottage 7 ... newton south soccer game freshman year... footwork . . . hippie movement .. . sandals. . . Ellie. pve soccer, I 25 v_-soccer 3, 4; j.v; bas- ketball 1; jr: ski trip. PATRICIA W. DEAN pattie may 23 lincoln GARY A. DIETRICH “whoopie-doo” .. . listening to rock “fish” december 9 sudbury and roll... tumble weeds . . . chil- dren. . . courtyard. sports... “I not like.” ... the cape ...Sue...homeroom. . . great gym “arsenic and old lace” 1; mixed chorus classes .. . spider . . . h block study 2, 3; future teachers association 3, 4. ... Downing .. victims in tackle speedball . . . crout. senior auction 4. MARGARET LOUISE DUNN louise july 28 sudbury long brown tresses . . . talkative .. . fabric tree. . . sewing .. . skiing... . playing folk guitar. guys and dolls, dancing 3; gold in the hills, makeup 4; cum laude 3, 4; dyad 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH DUNNE mary beth august 7 sudbury JULIANNA ECKHARDT julie october 21. sudbury “who me?” . . . purple . . . always getting lost . . . soccer games mim .. . everybody's friend . . . sher: firancera 4. pasate ay: the time has man bridge road . . . weekends .. . Oe Oe the beach . . . long school days . . pee ees § y German club 1, 2; tom-tom 1; kaleido- scope 3; east hall council 2, 3; home- coming 4; admiral crichton 3; guys and field hockey j.v. 1 : ie ockey j.v. 1, 2, v. 3; basketball dolls 3; chorus 4; student council 4. j.v. 1, 2; leader corps 2, 3; fta 2, 3; pep club 2, 3; student government 1, 2: beach trip 2; east hall council. ELIZABETH DONALDSON lis! mar 22 lincoln SUSAN E. ELLIS “quack!” .. . cotton mouth . . . eques- sue february 6 sudbury trienne ... cast party .. . sarah brown it % _ the last Donaldsermeaeeee(xen-eem wow!” ... music . . . trips to concord europe ‘69... Mr. Wentworth... a cae fetch any fleez guys .. . whistling to Edgar... . tire tracks ...c¢. beach... medford. a ee : uys and dolls, acting 3; select chorus pep club 2, 3. 5 3, 4; special horse 4: dyad 4; stu- dent council rep. 4; east hall rep. 4; | december formal comm. 2, 3; home- ' coming 3, 4. DENISE ANN DYER denny november 5 sudbury “smile!” .. . maine every summer... silver bracelets ... d.f.c.c. . . . sewing . my Car. animal room 2; intramural volleyball 2; dyad 4; senior auction 4. 30 LARRY STEVEN DOWNING lar november 12 sudbury “you mute!” .. . cb-160.. . “it’s been a hard class” . . . “what teste” . photography . . . california by motor- cycle .. . dumb freshman .. . lunches. criss country, 3; v. winter track 1: v. spring track 1, 2; intramurals 1, 2; skiing 4; senior auction 4. LAURA ANNE DRISCOLL drisc july 30 sudbury “quack”... always happy .. . freckles ... Stripper in guys and dolls... sharp sense of humor... singing .. . active ... Haden’s ... crunchy apples on cold crisp days. select chorus 2,3, 4; class of 1970 govern- ing board 3, 4; jr. prom; east hall rep- resentative 4; guys and dolls 3; j.v. cheerleading 2, co-captain 3; pep club ae LINDA ELAINE ELLIOTT lynne may 21 lincoln always with Pat ... conrad chandler’s . new hampshire . . . good friends ... homeroom... gym class. dyad 4; hallroom visitation; latin club 2: student government 1, 2; east hall government 2. BARBARA MARY EARLY late september 29 sudbury “not another green slip” .. . folk music . . candy for spain... ‘I’m not late’ eee eultal os 2 ¢ root beers: “ yeah, did it!” .. . medical school. j.v. field hockey 1, 2, v. 3; band 1; mixed chorus 2; drama club 1, 2, 3, 4; thespian society 3, 4; leader corps 2, 3, 4; spanish club 4. CYNTHIA ANN DUSTIN cindy september 16 lincoln “really, forget it’ ... swimming .. . maine ... lexington... skiing... the table in the library. mixed chorus 4; dyad 4; east hall visita- tion 3; pep club 3; student exchange 4; intramurals 1, 2. ELLEN K. DOYLE elaine oct 6 sudbury exuberant personality . . . wild times pecedeland 2 %ithe grand chase .. . killington ski trip .. . riding and tennis Pee Ouancenn he's id’). true magazine. lacrosse 1; drama club 1, 2; guys and dolls tech crew 3: mixed chorus clear? dyad 4; fre ich club 1, 2, 3, 4: quebec project 3; project france 4; jr. class rep. east hall rep. 2, 3; pep club 2, Seite prom comm; sr. auction; student ex- change workday 1, 2, 3. KAREN MARY FROM karen february 23 sudbury the empress ... journalist pans 1975 at the champs élysee.... “oh bother!” . . . “the quality of mercy is not strained” ... K.K. B. ... the summers’ week. class secretary 1; drama club 1, 2, 3, 4; original plays 1; south pacific 1; collage 2, 4; arsenic and old lace 2; admirable crichton 3; guys and dolls 3; cum laude 3, 4; project france 4; national thespian society 4; gold in the hills 4. LESLIE D. FAWCETT october 12 sudbury 7 beaver grin. . . “come on, yell chemistry 336... g block bridge club . formals, 2. lopsided Svw 2). dedicated captain. . . “that’s big!” . . . Whaat? jv. cheerleading 2; v cheerleading 3, 4, captain 4; pep club 2, 3; future nurses 1, 2; south pacific, dancing; december formal attendant 3; jr. prom attendant 3. cRNEST THOMAS FINAN III tom november 24 sudbury geology ... fmb ... science book- FOONT 2 sal 2 OO O1ClOGk sen eo cea sibelius ... band... 1812... hockey . sheridan’s. student council 1; band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET FLYNN meg june 25 sudbury “everyone’s so different this year”. . . new york .. . skiing and sailing . . . winter, summer. . . Jim. pep club 2, 3; jr. prom committee 3; jr. ski trip 3. 32 DIANA LEE FROST di august 5 sudbury ‘guess what!” . .. super reactive .. . | little bit of everything ... bubbling enthusiasm “we're just friends” | .. . loves to travel... . letters and long distance phone calls. co-editor dyad 4, editor underclassmen 3; varsity cheerleading 4, jv. 3; class secretary 2; student council 2, 3; ad- mirable crichton 3; guys and dolls pub- licity chairman 3; national thespian so- ciety 3, 4; jv. field hockey, basketball 1; student exchange workday 2; home- coming 4. TREVOR FOUGERE trev aug 26 lincoln “haven't you killed him yet?” .. . ger- many, england, switzerland, france “limey’” .. . “mountain oyster” . skiing . . . university of london. band 1, 2, 3, 4; german club 3, 4. OMe ANN M. EPPLING december 25 lincoln Pweppo =... groovey” . apples ... Skiing .. . red sox games . . . devoted spectator pumpkins ... “get serious” . . . quiet sense of humor. . . g block bridge club. intramurals 1; sophomore dance; future nurses club 1; workday 3, 4; east hall gov't 3; jr. prom, jr. class dance 3; freshman orientation 4; Isrhs telephone directory 4; dyad 4; parent-student discussion group 4; jr. and senior ski trips; senior prom. DAN FEDOCK spider february 12 lincoln “tell me about it’ taking it easy BpGrsys. . Cape cod .. .. friends .. . long days. . . baseball. v. baseball. JOYCE LOUISE FILLMORE froggy mar 17 lincoln “what's the wag2” always loud . always with Lynne. . . dewey... big plans. . . p.j. party. dyad 4; service group; sr. auction; pep club 3. ROBERT OWEN FITZGERALD fitz may 24 sudbury “shot and burned” . . . quick hits . tower road runs “dead horsey” . chicago in 17 hours. class vice president 1; student council it=[on Ab we, BY PIERRE A. FORET pete sept 22 sudbury “bucksandadree?”” ... jam sessions every week trying to learn american... . always with Bill. . . the ‘vomet’ comet... guitarist. “RANDALL ALEXANDER FORSYTHE randie september 17 sudbury “Well Ed, this is another fine mess you've gotten me into” ... cross country course . . . hauling rocks . vegetating at fleeze ... crocodile wrestling. jv. football 2; jv. tennis 2, 3, 4; jr. class governing board 3; student council secretary 3. - DEBORAH LEE FULTON cae re aa an dubba march 4 sudbury “hey ya’ know what | wanna’ do? | Satral WE mone mak gu is cleely ae i aaa uh ah dressed ... likes all Kad cars i soul . _. rock climbing . . . skiing... yao srt |p sess Dac ya music! . . . VISTA. acl ¢ . senior auction 4; senior prom Faotball 1, [x track Wo chon ed committee, 4; jt class ski trip 3; senior eee bound 3; student council rep. student exchange workday 2. LYNDA JANE GARDNER janis february 6 sudbury super chicken ... burn ... smoke much! ... to mexico .. . folkguitar and singing folk... 65 vw... rt 495 . retail merchandising . . . with Al. intramurals 1; dance committee 2; dyad oe BARBARA JEAN GAGNE august 27 lincoln freckles . . . naturally straight hair . last summer. . . non-stop. . . ski bum .. “Il haven’t seen 110 in 3 months.” perfect diction? ... “slow” orpheus.. . . gags. pep club 2; jr. prom committee 3; fund raising 3, 4; senior auction 4; dyad 4 senior prom 4. LEE ANN GANEY lee aug 2 sudbury “might be.” in the theatre drama major .. . b.o.t.w.v. . . . “well what is?’ . . . homeroom. . . c.j.s. . unreality . . . the graveyard. dyad business manager 4; national thespian society 3, 4; costumes, arsenic and old lace 2; business manager, admirable crichton 3; guys and dolls 3; stage manager, collage, gold in the hills 4; Tachoese v. 1, 2; student exchange workday 1, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE ROSE GENDREAU may 19 sudbury -“eat your heart out”. . with Heidi ... cracker playing pig. ..rm 407... waterskiing likes to cook . u. mass... . always laughing. . . musty drapes dfcc. math classes business manager dyad 4; senior class auction 4; orientation 4; pep club 2, 3; mixed chorus 2, 4; intramurals 1. a THOMAS W. GARDNER tom may 31. sudbury “hey, how ya doing?” .. . sideburns and mustaches .. . on the slopes... sincere and _ friendly disabled football player . motorcycles parties and ski trips outward bound. football, jv 3, v 4; jr. prom committee 3; jr. class ski trip 3; senior auction 4; senior prom committee 4; senior ski trip committee 4. FAYE B. GILFOY faysie may 15 lincoln “forget it!” .. . nantucket. . . knitting ... happies” : . tennis... . chipped shoulder bone. . . bop! . . . european travels... with C, C, CD. Va SUCK tS. Inga ts, ere (capt.); student exchange 3, 4; student council 3k freshman orientation 4; jr. prom. 3; “guys and dolls” usher 3; senior auction 4. JUDITH JEAN GENTILE judi march 11, lincoln where’s Maureen? the wanderer . always with Ellie. . . “I gotta get a notebook!”’... morning announcements . sneaky times . . . knee socks and sweaters .. . ski trip. jr. class prom committee 3; jr. class ski trip 3. LINDA JOAN FULLERTON linda march 26 sudbury “my mother never liked Italian.” ... tanks and tanks of tropical fish future stewardess always nicely dressed .. . “have you seen Steve?” . . all those holes in the walis . . . ski trip. StUCENtS NCOUNCIINe Meee: ee|t eeprom committee 3; senior auction 4; senior prom committee 4. 35 ELISABETH GERACE betsy march 19 sudbury “hey!”” “fun” atic dislikes runningboards . . . loves a good time . shooshing . world wide travel . . the great big beautiful smile! in Korea: red cross; cheerleading; chorus 2; secretary 2; Isrs: jr. prom committee 3; senior auction 4. JANET L. GARLAND Jan january 26 sudbury “sure, that’s big.” hates indians lemon and lime ... 401 girls’ room... muffin. . . with Greg. ROBERT K. GREENLEAF bob aug 15 sudbury “bird” watching late again enthusiastic sportsman ... forgotten meetings . . . sunburst . blue eyes . sharp dresser. . . little bottles . sensitive ... skiing year round Robin. jv soccer 1, 2; jv baseball 2; rep 2; v soccer 3, 4; hall rm rep 3; junior prom 3; senior auction 4; senior prom 4. VERTIE ANN GRASTY august 20 sudbury “cool it!” comedian . . . another bake sale ... florida ... signs corridors. . . the phantom. “togetherness” (metco club) 4; gymnas- tics; intramurals. STEPHEN PAUL GREGORY january 17 Cheadle Hume Cheadle Hume exchange student cultured european ... plimsols Marco Polo . those canvasses! paint and brushes. . . art galleries . american mustache. at Cheadle Hume: history society, sixth form society; LSRHS: student exchange 4. JONG ES GREY, john sept 15 lincoln flog the dummy . . . business college . . . hate chemistry . . . europe. 36 CHRISTOPHER GOULD january 5 sudbury u.s. Coast guard headed for the priesthood. . . ‘‘yes’’, | said, “yes | will yes.” BONNIE MARIE GRIFFIN bonnie feb 18 sudbury water bubbler ... europe ‘69 : saintliness . . . whispering . . . fernald school . . . special education. intramurals 2; fernald project 2, 3, 4; careers in mental health 3; pep club 3; dyad 4° freshmen orientation 4; secretary for fernald project 4. CAROLYN LEE GRIGGS carolyn april 9 sudbury “wanna help me with my math”... . europe ... ludwig ... beshers .. . fernald project ... sewing vermont ‘69. softball intramurals 2; pep club 2, 3; fernald 2, 3, 4; freshman orientation 4; dyad 4. MADELINE ANNE GATTI maddy may 8 sudbury “any time now.” . . . milk crackers. . . water skiing addict mischievous . . . those comic facial expressions . . . southbridge . . . full of fun. jv basketball 2; lacrosse, jv. 2, v. 3; jr. prom comm. 3; ski trip committees 3, 4; senior auction 4; senior prom comm. 4; future nurses club 1. DEBRA CATHERINE GREEN debi april 8 lincoln “Larry don’t be mad!” . . . bouncy step indian blood? lots of plans future nurse ... summers in Sciam le Cal tea ChiVveraacanic ae � talkative. nurses club 1, 2; freshman class dance as 37 STEPHEN ERNEST GRANDE III october 31 sudbury “have you seen Linda?’ ... hockey man... liberal attitude . . . the italian blood. soccer 1; v. hockey 2, 3, 4; jr. prom 3; sr. auction 4; sr. prom 4. CLAIRE M. GREENBLATT claire oct 27 sudbury ohevealy ie GAncing =a.) DELILe fee to be a modern piece of sculpture. . . been everywhere. a touch of a poet; arsenic and old lace — makeup. JOHN STEPHEN GOMATOS gomo july 19 sudbury “a good flick” ... the swampies .. . “camaros” ... “let me borrow your Calauema ca SPONts. warrior club 4; sr. ski trip 4; jr. ski trip Bash maUCtON 4 aL VentoolOall o2) 0 37.V: football 4; intramurals 1, 2; golf 2; wrestling 4; student council 2. HENRY W. HARRINGTON sept 9 sudbury horses, horses. . . green car JEFF PETER HATFIELD jeff aug 28 sudbury riding . . . flying, Vv winter track 1; v spring track 1. PATRICIA JO HENRY pat sept. 24 sudbury land dances . . . running through snow barefoot . . . graveyard watching . . . elementary teacher . . . snowskiing ... Pp. town boston common V lacrosse 1; guys dolls makeup; guys dolls acting; riders to the sea, acting: mixed chorus 1, 2, 4; select chorus :¢ french club 3; drama club 4. “yea — right!” .. . “Il doubt it!” . . . way- ; . : CHRISTA E. HARNISCH chris aug 18 sudbury “c'mon let’s skip’ . . . swimming with her clothes on... vista... the german ... friendly people... relax... russian lit. South Hadley High: pep club L.S.R.H.S.: german club 4. C. KELLER HADEN keller april 22 lincoln haden parties . . . westerly . . . apples MARY J. GILL pacaate hockey star... ena june 2. sudbury . western Camper. ae , I’m not laughing, really” . . . jordan’s ... Maine summers . . . football quar terbacks . . . sherman bridge road . . . bubbly laughs . . . prom weekend. ... John. jr. class governing board 3; pep club 2, 3; dyad 3, 4; student council 2: ir. proms MARK J. HAGENIAN josé august 31 lincoln “hey!” .. . playboy card games with Big D and Billy . . . soccer team victories .. . easy going . . . wrestler . armenian good looks. varsity wrestling 1, 2; varsity soccer 4; student council rep. 2. LINNEA MAE HANSON nee december 11 lincoln “how come?” to hawaii and sweden ... the three seconder shark , . . with John. ELLEN W. HARNEY dolly june 2. lincoln “oh fine’ ... parties ... . fleeze . seat belts ... rome ... clogs haden’s house. . . ski trip. . . antique earrings. guys and dolls 3; mixed chorus 3; select chorus 4; dyad 4; junior prom committee; ski trip; governing board 3. ARLENE D. HANSON arl sept 13 lincoln hyannis . . . hairstyling . . . coffee ice cream. . . hates liver. 39 WILLIAM EDWARD HAAS hoss mar 12 sudbury gatorade ... comet ... jpatmg . running all day and half the night . h.h.h. t robo wash herpetology ... jelly beans. . . W. F. Buckley . “joe” chef ... captured on the roof ... pink pills. Univ. of Chicago H.S.: class president 1; v. baseball 1; v winter track; v soccer 2; v baseball 2; L.S.R.H.S. v soccer 3, 4; v winter track 3, 4; v baseball 3, 4; cum laude; dyad 4; junior prom co-chairman; senior class activities; v club 4. ANN MARIE HATCH sue sept 4 sudbury “did anyone get the car?” ... “la-la” oe Eranana ilini weeemischievous ... short trips to so. carolina... florida the beach .. . typing with mary and paula. . . saturday nights .. . “to school or ashland.”’ Vero Beach High, Florida: exchangettes {Pwayen DEBRA ANN HUNECK debbie feb 27 sudbury “oh, no!” ... “what time are you leaving for the bus?” ... the apple core...) hall piano... lectures. xavier... “the rock’’ . . . cute smile . outbursts . . . famous workbus. touch of a poet makeup 2; pep club 2; future nurses 1; junior prom 3; dyad 4; senior auction 4. NADELL C. HILL road runner april 22 sudbury “ain't no big thing!”’ . . . everything’s mellow... april in spain. . . the one who almost never burns ... those card games ... cool, calm, and collected . . . if ya can’t take a joke. intramural soccer; intramural volleyball; intramural softball; student council 1, MARK WILHELM HEINECKE geeb feb 29 sudbury “applejack” . . . riding the ski lifts. . . “how about college?” ... dislikes dfcc. eyelte) Cliley 1. 2. 3. 2) Tevelioy elluje) president 1;. mixed chorus 1, 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4; student council 1, 2: winter track 1 JOYCE SAYERS HILL joy sept 25 sudbury “wicked” ... robo wash. . . june ‘68 : going mental with Undie funny laugh ... playin’ army ; sports plus ... mi lk and donuts... pape NE ankles . . . ‘‘are you kidding me?” jv. field hockey 1; v. field hockey 2, 3, 4; captain 4; jv basketball 1; v. basketball 2, 3, 4; v. lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; senior class governing board 4; dyad 4; french club 3, 4; student exchange 3; warrior club 4; junior prom committee 3; mixed chorus 1, 2. GEOFFREY FIELD HERMAN jeff june 30 lincoln “elmer klotty lives in the hearts of children everywhere’ . . . professional form filler. . . that brown bag. touch of a poet acting 2; admirable crichton acting 3; picnic on the ‘battlefield acting 3; promethean 3; drama club 1, -2) 3 4adramamelup president. JANICE LYNN HUMMEL jan april 27 sudbury “you know” ... watching tv college down south... autumn .. . long walks. . . library. . . history. . . “the association’. transfer from Johnston High . . . school in R.I. 1, 2; school newspaper 1; project quebec 3; kaleidoscope 4. JULIA ANNE HILTON julie march 29 sudbury guitar buff. . . travel cross country. . . singing . . . “| don’t have one either.” ... candid ... “remember betty boop.” ... sneakers ... bubbling personality. chorus 3, 4. STEVEN WILLIAM HUMPHREY esteban nov 12 sudbury winter surfing ... special forces... tennis with Mr. O’B . . . spain freedom ... punctuality ... crown jewels. v wrestling 1; jv tennis 2; hallroom rep 2; spanish trip 3; v tennis 1, 3, 4. award 3. THOMAS VICTOR HOGAN tom april 6 sudbury “| want to do something’ completely different . . . ski trips . NAG Siete Gs: Mea se PATMG grand prix... chicken corn. . . flags “Joe chef” ... things with hass . . escaped from roof. mixed chorus 1; admirable crichton tech crew 3; ski trip chairman 2, 3, 4; promethean 3; drama club 4; junior prom 3; junior class rep 3; senior class treasurer 4; select chorus 4; dyad 4; guys dolls 3. REBECCA L. HORWITZ becky nov 28 lincoln loves to sleep. . . long braids. . . likes lobster ... hates mustard courtyards . . . europe. gymnastic intramurals 1, 2. 41 JOHN KEVIN HUBER john nov 6_— sudbury drives the big yellow bus . . . trip to spain ... loves spaghetti : “Hubbah’’ touch on the football field. Indian Hill High, Ohio: football 1; track 1; L.S.R.H.S.: v. football 4; spanish. ANN JOYCE HOUSMAN ann july 3_ lincoln ulolsvorday 2. = ina) SIE 24 Ta@ISy sandals ... senior year ... newton : her nose when she laughs “my father has gone to japan”. spanish club 3; pep club. 3. sy EDITH DALE JACOBS dale mar 24 sudbury “dazzle”. . . skiing. . . poison ivy... switzerland . . . junior prom. . . smil- ing . . . blonde, blonde hair . . . gor- geous hand sewed clothes “ho. | might do that” .. . tp nov. 29 spring ’69 .. . g-block bridge club. jv field hockey 1, 2; v field hockey 3, 4; jv basketball 1; jv lacrosse 1; v lacrosse 2, 3, 4 captain 4; intramurals 1, 2; mixed chorus 1, 2; dyad 4; student ex- change 1, 2, 3, 4; student ambassador to switzerland 3; secretary-treasurer stu- dent exchange 4; leader corps 2, 3; class treasurer 1, 2; jr. class governing board 3; student council 1, 2. ROBERT WALLACE JEVON rob july 31 lincoln “no man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of a continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or thine own were; any man’s death diminishes me, because . am involved in mankiid; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.” John Donne 1633 CHARLES SAMUEL KEEVIL terry nov 16 lincoln “beautiful, fantastic” . tennis, you betcha. . . left-footed wonder at half- back . .. switzerland with g.b.y.s.o.m. . summer ’69. band 1, 2, 3, 4; pres 4; chorus 4; prome- thean 4; v tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; tennis capt. 3, 4; jv soccer 1, 2; v soccer 3, 4. JERRY F. KANE jerry oct 4 sudbury “mom, I’m going over to Sue’s”. . . rt. 66 across the us. unanimously popular room 213 a p classes “myne friends and me edgukation”. DEBORAH CLARA KAELBER deb sept 4 lincoln africa and denmark ... europe and nigerian school . . . handpainted fab- rics... lying around . . . being missed jr. year. student council 1; yearbook 2; senior auction 4 International School Of Ibadan 3 antigone 3; yearbook 3. JILL I. KELLNER may 17. lincoln reading... . bikes. . . riding. . . likes music and boots. . . Westboro High 1, 2; Newton High 3; a.f.s.; library club; social science club; honor society. —— ds r. 3 2 ANNA D. JAKUBOWICZ aja april 20 sudbury born in london... polish plays... piano... loves water skiing . . . po- land and ussr .. . off to college .. . with Karen. polska gazeta; szkota polska; intra- murals 1, GEORGE IDE june 27 sudbury CRAIG JOHNSON craig feb 1 sudbury oct 15... .d.q.... summer in madrid -. . serious talk . . . drumming with the vondells ... but gussies home! . . . preppy clothes . . . pipe dreams. band 1; fernald project 4. EDGAR LAUREN JOHNSON ed june 11 sudbury “hey, Forsythe, there’s just enough room to do jumping jacks!” . . . vege- tating at fleeze . . . batting power. guys and dolls 3; special chorus 4; se- lect chorus 3, 4; governing board 3, 4; senior auction 4; north hall council 4; student council 3. JOHN MICHAEL INGUANTI ingo aug 31 sudbury agile, mobile, hostile . . . greenhouse supers ... | missed my block and Canty got nailed. ..b,s t.. . luci- fer’s . . . hopes to visit homeland. . . always around when needed “really?” track 1; freshman basketball 1; jv bas- ketball 2; jv soccer 1, 2; v football 3, 4. BRUCE E. H. JOHNSON boopa august 20 lincoln “what's the major malfunction here?” brére rabbit . . . seamaid summers .. . “Boop’s bashes” . . . with Fudge . . tennis player . . . punctual. j.v; soccer 1, 2; v. tennis 1,°2, 3, 4; stu- dent council 1, 2. LAURA JOANNE KEYES keyes july 23 lincoln optimist . . . “oh yeah?” . . . loves lit- tle kids. . . giggle. . . a fun-lover. .. librarian ... summers in mansfield . crusade against trays left behind. intramurals 1, 2; pep club 2; jr. prom 3; v. field hockey manager 3; mixed cho- rus 3, 4; student exchange 4; west hall DAVID PETER LAKE - dave march 20 sudbury “there are no typographical errors in an illiterate society” . . . scuba diving. . . motorcycle riding... navy. . . peace corps. . . west coast . . . hawaii. George Site High School: drama, life with father, the miracle worker, acting. CR a rep 4; west hall breakfast 4; senior auc- tion 4; dyad 4. KAREN LANKHORST jodi may 6_ lincoln “anyway” .. . drawing ... b.u. art excursions on my scooter... Jeff... spying . . . doughnuts. volleyball intramurals 1; senior auction; student council rep. 1. BENJAMIN A. KIMBALL ben sept. 12. sudbury “the greeks are the greatest”. . . green mt. college trips . . . miami with Davis . engagement in feb. . . . mass bay freshman basketball 1; jv basketball 2; v basketball 3; intramural soccer 2. JOHN KELTY June 30 sudbury BARBARA JEAN LACKENBAUER lacky may 22 sudbury “big deal!” . . . smile. . . “oh sure, tell me about it!’ . . . college . . . autumn football... sewing . . . beachcomb- er... proms, proms, proms... schedule changes ... Dave. fernald group 3; pep club 2, 3, 4; vol- leyball intramurals 2; softball intramu- rals 2; gymnastic intramurals 3, 4. LAURIE-ELLEN KESSEL lori dec 26 lincoln artistic . . . watercolors . . . Charley ... lilacs. . . strawberry sodas band 1, 2; student exchange work day 1, 2, 3, 4; alternate ambassador 3; pro- methean 3, 4; faculty art award 1, 2, 3; globe show gold keys 1, 2, 3; national show medal 3. ANNE KELLEY anne june 6 lincoln creative writer quiet and petite . sparkling smile. PATRICIA A. KENNALLY patti oct 3 sudbury “ya better listen and listen tight’. . . Pa see it. class Ski. trip. .. with Debbie and Maddy . .. wants to be a nurse . . . a natural nut. jv basketball 1; senior prom committee 4; chairman ski trip; senior auction 4. PATRICIA ANNE KIRSHNER patty july 3 sudbury uninhibited . . . paint spattered clothes . .. field hockey and apples .. . lake chargoggagogg monchaugaggoggchaw- bun agungamaugg .. . creativity plus . mountain climbing .. . “rats!” jv field hockey 1, 2; v field hockey 3; lacrosse 1, 2; leader corps student council; guys dolls intramurals 1, 2, 3; promethean 3, 4; student handbook 4. WILLIAM BRUCE KIRSHNER SHARON L. KLING sha july 12. lincoln surfer girl. . . ever-lasting tan... Rick model’s figure ... athletic ... rockport summers on long beach... . fun loving... “it’s naturally blonde” . clothes. volleyball intramurals 1, 2; jv field hockey 2; v field hockey 3; dyad 4; sen- ior auction 4; senior prom committee 45 bill july 3. sudbury eloquacious ... mr. president beaver boots size 12...lordloam.. . skier ... magnetic personality excellent fudge making. . . versatile. senior class president; sophomore class president; jv soccer 1, 2; admirable crichton 3; student council 1; guys dolls orchestra 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4; ptsa 4; promethean 2, 3; west hall council 2, 3; lab assistant. ROBERT JOHN LEGER ; flash april 13 lincoln “fade away”. . . a little guy who tried to make it big. . . crazy, crazy clothes those hockey bus rides ... “die off” ... never forgets those bomb scares. varsity hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 1; student council rep. 2; hallroom rep. Kalte2s 13: PATRICIA LEE LOGRASSO pat sept 15 sudbury “oh really?” . . . seamstress . . . poetry ea io Prose ... Collecting rocks ... missionary 6 z. . . . loves to travel . . . new york city. plate Uctneh bs dj pone hi. school store bookkeeper 2, 3, 4. vineyard ... those eyes ... all the | crazy people. ; dyad 4. —_—— LINDA ‘LEE LEEMING linda september 11 sudbury “hmmm”... enthusiastic skier peppy ... summers in montana most serious cheerleader . . . apple pie . “where’s you r school spirit2” . gullibl Rob DAVID LENNAN gullible . . . Bob. lem may 9 sudbury varsity cheerleading 4; j.v. cheerleading 3; jr. prom committee 3; senior govern- ing board 4; senior auction 4; student exchange workday 3; freshman orienta- tion 4; I.s.r.h. telephone book 4; dyad 4; parent-student discussion group 4; senior ski trip committee 4; senior prom 4. white volkswagen .. . quiet . . . works everywhere .. . 11 p.m. hockey games _.. “buappa zoot.” JAMES LOMBARDI jim nov 22 sudbury “come on”. . with Nadell and Louie . fantastic skier . . . shell ; . . razor cut... the party. . . blue v.w. 46 MICHAEL CHARLES LEWIS louie june 9 sudbury “what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world and suffers the loss of fiesoure” ... hunting... Becky... Ga saitrips...s.ps....ireland... O.B... . the party. jv. football 2, 3; v. football 4; warriors club committee 4; jr. prom committee 3; senior prom committee; senior auc- tion 4. JUNE LOCKHART april 16 sudbury “can Neal come too?” . . . key punch- ing... willingness to nelp the individ- ual... “ya | know it.” tom-tom 1; library 1; English class rep. 1- monitor 2; cafeteria 1, 2; work stuay 3. GARY NEIL LAPIDUS gary august 14, sudbury “mnulh” ... jamming with Maurer vegetating at fleeze ... france . switzerland. . . newport. . . sen- ior auction . . . surfing . . . Belt’s ba- bysitter ... between 9 and 9:30. guys and dolls (acting) 3; student council 1, 3, 4; chorus 4; north hall council 4; junior class governing board 47 MARY C. LEWIS mar june 9 sudbury cape cod summers at Pam’s ... the foursome ... physical therapist west point ... class spirit plus ... always willing to help . . . sincere. sr. governing board; sr. auction; jr. class homeroom rep.; jr. prom comm.; grub dance comm.; soph. dance comm.; pep club 2, 3; intramurals 1, 2; jr. class beach trip; dyad 4. LAURA KATHERINE LAPLANTE january 1 sudbury “for the love of the theatre”... “but you must really feel it.” . . . technical theatiens i. tO... ce ee See ee design . . . class of ‘60. . . poetry. . the whistle .. . thoughts vs. words. barretts of wimpole street, three origina! one act plays, south pacific, technical 1; a touch of the poet, arsenic and old lace, technical 2; admirable crichton, guys and dolls, acting, stage manager 3; all productions, technical and acting 4; select chorus 3, 4; dyad drama co-editor 4. WILLIAM BEINJAMIN LOVER Vor Hiidluis ty vuudJuiy fast with the flash ... r-r-right .. . “see you” . . . mechanic . . . depend- able. dyad photographer 3, 4; promethean photographer 4. DANIEL HAROLD MADORE mini june 29 sudbury california . hates bore- “stimmer ’ ... action MueDTass es erOupst dom... wild bells. hallroom rep. 4; j.v. football 2, 3; guys dolls (tech.) 3. PAMELA LUTTS pam august 31 sudbury “yeah, sure” . horseback riding. . . summers at sewataro. . . “cheesy”. . . weekends at u. mass. with Kathy... california. . . her bubbly smile. spanish club 2; new york trip 2; dance comm. 1, 2. JUNE MARIE LORDI | fuzzy bear april 28 sudbury “out of . sight” tea parties pierce park ... checking sound .. . guitar . . . to live in canada and live it up. youth center . the admirable crich- ton (tech.); student council; workdays. ELLEN H. LUMMUS ellie april 19 lincoln “what a bummer!” . “that’s close” . summer on the cape... . california bound ... sewing .. . parties Duffy . . . Ama. ‘health asst. training 4; spanish club 1, 2; nurses club 4; pep club 3; student council 1, PETER LEONARD LYNCH pete november 16 sudbury “Aiea titoy [ete SK 2eet ahs Canoe mustangs... . jr. class ski trip. . . s.p.s. member. . . the all american. rat's nest!” LISA JANE LUSTWERK lisa june 2. lincoln . martha’s vineyard. . . the manic depression ... bermuda race... “dear” 3 ignee = saeare corps . . . moods. . . ancient history. admirable crichton, guys dolls, col- lage; mixed chorus 1; band 3, 4; dyad 4; promethean 4; tutoring 2, 4; math con- test 2, 3, 4; cum laude 3, 4; student council 4. JOHN EDWARD LYONS redrose july 1 sudbury “are you on d’s?””. . . valuable quarter- back ... . “Lyons pumps one in from the corner!” . . st. croix, v.i.. .. sharp sense of humor. . . all around guy. . . athletic . . . Mary. football j.v. 2, 3, v. 4; basketball 1, [yee baseball j.v. 2, v. 3, 4 ROBERT J. LYONS bob july 18 sudbury “flamer” . . . driving motorcycles . . . traveller ... “the group” .. . to go across the country. j.v. v. football. MARY MURIEL MacNEIL mid june 22 sudbury “really!” ... horseback riding . . always smiling ... likes true friends elementary teaching . . . Gary. j.v. field hockey. CHRISTINE MARY LYNCH chris november 17 sudbury “let’s gol’”. . . loves skiing . . . my lit- tle red wagon. . . cheering at last!. . . new york. . . always on the move... “my mother said” ... g block bridge club, varsity cheerleading 4; j.v. gymnastics team 1; pep club 3; russian club 1; in- tramurals 1; yearbook 1; mixed chorus 3; jr. prom; sr. prom; sr. auction. 49 pe. just being myself . «skiing. .. GAIL MacLACHLAN june 27 sudbury 8 block bridge club... sewing .. . college . . . artistic . . . “can we shoot now?” . . . pumpkins. guys dolls 2; pep club 2; dyad 4; sr. auction. RONALD C. MacKENZIE skip december 31 lincoln “o.k. right”. . . motorcycles. . . diving ... Cross country with bike ... en- glish movie ... shop ... not here often. FREDRICK JOHN MANNARINO hamy july 8 lincoln surfing beach college . . Te f . with “the group”. SCOTT LYLE MARSHALL “hot pink’ december 17 sudbury cum laude . . . “ya wanna go by bike or by porche?” the big three of 601: “red-rose’”, “winch”, and “hot pink” . . . good hand at short stop. . . rapier-like wit... right inner finesse. v. baseball 3, 4; v. soccer 4; j.v. baseball 1, 2; j. v. soccer 1, 2; cum laude 3, 4. summers at coast guard skiing ... hunting studies with Phip .. . Dennis. JOHN MAHONEY december 7 sudbury “heythar!” ... athletics ... haircut .. “pull in your wings, sky”. . . big 3 out of 601... . indian fence . . . great sense of humor. sr. auction 4; v. soccer 3; basketball 1, 2; J.v. baseball 1; drama 1; dyad 4; student council 2; north hall council 2, oh CATHYRINE M. MARTIN eer ee ee ays ie cathi november 11 sudbury “talk = much” ski-doos cheeseburgers . . . florida vacation . buster brown 50 DIANE MARIE MARTINELLI diane july 13 sudbury red hair. . . always perfect. . . college in the north . . . studious . . . a smile for everyone . . . Mr. Gould’s classes. DIANNA MARIE MANNING december 7 sudbury Re O ..nkc tine “I’m not Debby, I’m Diannal’’ sewing ... jordan marsh four lunches ... always smiling ... are : you two twins? ... “forget it!” ... ; “wait for me Deb!”. student council 3; pep club 2, 3; spanish club 2; operation kindness; jr. class dance. MICHAEL ALLEN MADORE p.r. may 18 sudbury “fake ’em”’ drummer ... “o.k.” Be, ohio and california. . . music! . hunting and fishing. j.v. football 2; intramural basketball 1. DEBORAH ELAINE MANNING debby december 7 sudbury “it's Debby, not Dianna!” ... work? . Virginia beach . . . grubby clothes ... the quiet twin sewing .. . likes friendly people. intramurals 1, 2, 3; spanish club 2; pep club 2, 3. “a ” WOW DEBORAH MARY MAILHOT debbie november 20 sudbury in the theatre ... dogs ... “what should | do now?” . . . nights with the tech. crew ... europe . teaching? PhD. OL WAL drama 3, 4; “admirable crichton”, “suys dolls’, “collage”, “gold in the hills”; national thespian society 3, 4; dyad 4; pep club 2, 3; work days 1, 2, 3: sr. auction 4; future nurses club 1. NEAL THOMAS MAHONEY dynamite aug 31 sudbury “lunch at d.q.” hunting before SChOOlsee owen -|Ka es the cape... “oh, about two hundred and _ fifty seven”. . . cross country . . . marines. Marion High: football 1; L.S.R.H.S.: jr football 2, 3, 4; junior prom. 51 beautiful clothes . courtyard sunbather . in spring everything. KATHLEEN MAHONEY kathy september 19 lincoln avid skier ... sews yoga enthusiast . bicycling a_ philosophy for future nurses club 1; spanish trip to n.y. 2; sr. auction 4. CHARLES D. MANN charlie july 15 sudbury outward bound vegetating at fleeze . . . climbing the north wall of the eiger . . . canoeing in canada... “Johnson owes me money”. outward bound. RORY McCABE november 6 sudbury “hang it up’. . . a guitarist . . . collar Doherty Memorial High; football CAROLYN FARWELL MCQUEEN october 3 sudbury humanitarian ... psychology ; cheadle hulme school . . . terra-cotta beads ... creative imagination merimeko ... communal living .. . optimism. student court 1; modern dance 2; promethean 2; gymnastics 2, 3; student exchange 2, 4 (v.p.) at Cheadle Hulme: field hockey 3; swim team _ 3; chaukasian chalk circle 3; senior choir 3; sixth form society 3; christian drama club 3; modern dance 4; dyad 4. BRUCE P. MAURER | slim may 5 sudbury “what's happening?’” ... the white v.w... . vegetating at fleeze. . . “you must remember that | am a sheetmetal worker by trade” ... the 4th Maurer. . motorcycles. intramurals 1; guys dolls acting 3; select chorus 4; ski trip 3, 4; senior auction 4; student council 3, 4. BETTE JEAN McININCH september 12 lincoln poetry ... messy posters ... the ROBERT A. McNABB laugh... french class. 3. “tsk-tsk” bob march 25 sudbury . . cheerful. . . great singer. canoeing ... QUICCRiamKing mixed chorus’ 1, 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4: mountains ... always busy in special chorus 2, 3, 4; guys and dolls 3; hallroom ... with Paul and Paul... | kaleidoscope 4; german club 4. canada. | j.v. football 3, 4. SUSAN G. McQUISTON sue june 2. sudbury “don’t be redundant’ ... eating spaghetti ... Mr. J’s study hall ... olaying piano ... an individual ... ate buses in the rain... “that’s not true” ... sear’s catalogue dept. . . secretive. intramurals 2; pep club 2; kaleidoscope 4; mixed chorus 4; dyad 4. 52 MONICA A. McSHEEHY march 19 sudbury sewing and reading. . . my locker. . . sewartaro summers. . . “my feet hurt” dislikes phony people... anatomy ciass . . . McSheehy-hy-hy- hy. j.v. field hockey 1; Fe basketball 1; student exchange 3; freshman orientation 4; et ‘4; senior class auction 4. PAMELA ANNE McMURTRY pam august 12. sudbury “I'm late, | gotta go” . . . involved in PATRICIA LYNNE McGRAW everything ... Mr. O.B. . . . ski trips patty may 21 sudbury . lots of school spirit . . . wisconsin exchange .. . cape cod summers . . . “if ya can’t say somethin’ nice, don’t rr. tracks at boston ... west point saye nothin scat call’ 28° dice weekend. summers in maine .. . decorates and : plays the guitar. intramurals 1; sophomore beach trip 2; pep club 2, 3; madison exchange 3; spanish club 2. junior class governing board 3; jr. prom committee 3; jr. class beach trip 3; senior auction 4; senior class vice president 4. JAYNE SUSAN McMENIMAN SANDRA CROMBIE McCLURE sandy may 22 sudbury “| say hey!”” . . . g-block bridge club city lights in the rain cheerleader . .. with Jane... “time up”... baltimore accent... ‘ya’ll’’. Transfer from Westminster, Md.: cheer- leading 3, 4; student council 1, 3; drama 3, 4; pep club 2; chorus 2. ae april 14. sudbury oe just shut up” class. ALMOS L. MIHALY al may 13 liege, belgium “in fact’ ... “how green was my Vall Cy: anc Midis amOn aun enesCYCIISM . listening to music... blues... exchange student from belgium horseback. College St. Louis (Liege): belgian newspaper; L.S.R.H.S.: ternald project; camera club; student exchange. Mike ... “what time are you going out to the car?” .. . with Elaine and Kathy ... secretary-bound you stopping at the school tonight?” .. “oh, | don’t want to a ee to work” MICHAEL ALEXANDER MURPHY mike june 28 sudbury “shall we have another?” everything ... yard. . . beautiful poetry. . D‘Amato changin’. kaleidoscope 3; dyad 4. CHARLES £. MRYGLOT chuck october 2. sudbury skunkmobile locker room songs is euputtersnipe’ «is robo’ wash. . . football playboy . off-season trade with Auburn High ... “shine on”. at Auburn East High; freshman football 1; student council 1; honor society 1; j.v. wrestling 1, 2; j.v. track 1; j.v. foot- ball 2, at ISRHS; v. track 3, 4; v. foot- ball 3, 4; v. wrestling 3, 4; warrior club 4; senior auction 4. LINDA GAIL MONIZ may 26 sudbury “hi hon! . willing to help. . work study 4. trips to martha’s vine- . Lind and the times they are a . getting married . . . Ed- die . . . collecting antiques. . . long black shiny hair... . deep brown eyes. loves VICTOR MARK MORRILL vic august 29 sudbury motorcycles . . ... fishing and diving . . rying a helmet. . acton always . lots of hair . . . quiet . always Car- ALICE FRANCES MOORE april 23 sudbury poetry .. . would like to work with vista. . . painting . . . arty. . . teach- ing art in the summer in hyde park. . . writes. DOROTHY B. MEAD dottie feb 19 lincoln g.m. ... in absolute hysterics “phenomenal” ... tubba .. . those parties ... class of ‘69 ... diqueu- lasse’ . . . laughing stomach plunging .. . her teacher friends. . . treasure hunts . . . switzerland ‘69. student exchange 1, 2; student ex- change v pres. 3; president 4; mixed chorus 2, 3, 4; select chorus 3, 4; stu- dent council 1, 2, 3; junior prom co-chairman 3; december formal 2, 3, 4; homecoming 2, 3, 4; guys dolls ush- ering 3; children’s day 2, 3; dyad 4. KATALIN MARGIT MIHALY kati feb 17 sudbury “life is to be spent, not saved” . . paris 1975 ... trees, mountains, and clouds... Mrs. R. and the theatre .. . hungarian actress . . . “magyar, vagyar, magyar’. drama 1, 2, 3, 4; drama treasurer 3, 4; make-up chairman 3, 4; mixed chorus 1, 2, 3; student exchange 4; german club 4; student council 1, 3. MARIE ELAINE MIKKELSON marie february 9 sudbury “great!” . . . vacation in Spain. . . sun, snow and doughnuts swimming . getting up in the morning transfer from England. fernald project; student exchange comm. KATHLEEN ANNE MILLER kathy april 30 sudbury “howaya”’. . . work with retarded chil- dren ... always on the go... “I know | flunked!” . . . spending money ; Halloween party ... always laughing . . . Joe. Junior classical 1, 2; student council 1, 2; intramurals 1; fernald club pres. 2, 3; pep club 2, 3; school store 3; junior prom comm. 3; leader corps 3; work study 4; dyad 4; sr. auction 4; school telephone book 4. DENNIS E. MILROY august 28 sudbury yellow truck .. . all around outdoors- man... college bound . . . quiet but active enjoys driving and swim- ming. student council 2, 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4. = BARBARA GAY ELIZABETH MOIR barbara dec 7 sudbury “all the world’s a stage” ... people . Bronson, Rogers and Alves... to scotland . . . poetry . . . films . apm, octobem se Isadora cathe green room : ... dreams ... .. “shake- spearean actress ... “i cared for that memory.” drama club 1, 2, 3, 4; drama club secre- tary 3; president 4; promethean 4; dyad 4; select chorus 3, 4; special chorus 3, 4; band 1, 2; national thesbian society 3, 4; kaleidoscope 4. ARTHUR G. MILLER dusty february 14 sudbury “well, you know!’”. . . 800’s . . . the 9 a.m. shadow . . . two weeks in spain . seven-piece group. . . chinese fire drill. . . a multitude of patience. math team 1, 2, 3, 4; tutoring 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4; student council 1, 2, 3, 4; trea- surer 4; outward bound 4; drama 3. SARA WILLIAMS MUNDO sara june 27 sudbury “oh plop” ... unpredictable moods . subtle Thriiy 3) trips toro: ste expressive hazel eyes ... skier... hand tailored clothes. . . paddidle. . . prom attendant . . . don. class vice-president 2: student council 2, 4; drama 1, 2, 3, 4; tutoring 1, 2, 3, 4; promethean 2, 3; dyad 4; executive committee 2; homecoming 1, 2, 3; chairman homecoming 4; mixed chorus 2; children’s day 1, 2, 3, 4; junior prom 3; monitoring committee 2. BILLIE-JEAN NEBESKEY JOSEPH ANTHONY MURPHY b,j. february 9 sudbury joe november 4_ lincoln brazil .. . “howdeeeee” .. . golden “tch! | don’t care”... . hey murf!... Inns. � + 128. .-, pleraies - “every little onions ... “ya!” ... speed at left breeze” ... “the operation = wing . . . food comes first . . . “can | quebec. . . Rhett . . . super frank. . . have a double, please?” ... cranes tv much? beach. . . Kathy. y ambassador to Brazil; quebec project 3; french club 3, 4, president 4; france project 4; senior class governing board 4. soccer j.v. 2; varsity 3, 4; baseball j.v. 2; fernald 3; sr. auction 4. JUDITH ANN MURPHY judy dec 19 lincoln CHRISTINE TERESE MYLES skiing at killington . . . “kill summer’ chris may 27. lincoln . . . loves soccer games. . . ice cream ... “jeezum crow” ... “what's the “la-li” . . . cooking . . . sitting on the problem?” ... g-block bridge club beach. . . parties. . . summers on the . works hard in cheerleading . . . a cape... split ends . . . riding around braceless smile. .. . great kids. pep club 2; student council 2; spanish pep club 2; spanish club 2, 3; fernald club 2; v cheerleading 4; junior class ski club 3. trip. EDWARD NORLING aug 20 sudbury 56 ELAINE CATHERINE MURDOCH elaine march 26 sudbury werdt” .. . lizard! ... it’s a shovel ... guitar... maine and “rome”... involved and concerned . . . scavenger hunts . . . gymnastics and art. future nurse’s club 1; pep club 2, 3; student council 3; freshman orientation 3, 4; v cheerleading 3; senior governing board 4; select chorus 4; senior auction 4; senior prom. ROBERT F. NOYES noisey mar 3 sudbury “oh no, what's this?” ... “growwl” . unbelievable ski nut... athlete and sportsman . . . class projects... special cheerleader . . . Linda. jv soccer 1; jv baseball 1, 2; jv football 2; jv basketball 2; v football 3, 4; varsity baseball 3, 4; v basketball 3, 4. BARBARA ELLEN NESTO music mailer. HEIDI LYNN NEWMAN d march 20. sudbury esp thee 4... Ni-d ye wack itl” .. the “friendly” personality . . . the life of the party ... butter crunch? Pe One tmissia fernald club 3; work study 4; dyad 4; sr. auction. musical reading .. . martin guitars . going for walks at 5:00 in the morning ... Gramaties aan barbara) march 15_ lincoln rapping .. . listening to psychology major .. Harvard .. . square nantucket . .. norman THOMAS K. O’LOUGHLIN “pin ball wizard” april 29 sudbury Git Sat Calcot el .Ga SGdlS sweet SMing . . . drag racing... . cereal. . . canada . kansas .. . likes school’s relaxed atmosphere. jv football 3, 4, home room rep 3, 4. CHRISTINE ELLEN NELSON . chris july 8 lincoln “oh, really?” . . . pianist . . . interests in n.h. and at worcester polytech. . . baked aes Whip-poor wills. west hall council 2; student exchange 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4; special chorus treodd 2, 3, 4; “admirable crichton”, ‘guys and dolls”, (acting). JUDITH ANDREA PAINO jude oct 20 lincoln “| don’t believe this’ . . . skiing and sailing . . . wild summers at the cape ... florida... sincere . . . vivacious sudden bursts of energy vanilla extract. gymnastics 1, 2; spanish club 2, 3; pep club 2, 3; senior auction 4. MICHAEL PARFENUK parf dec 8 sudbury “oh you mother!” ... being a bum . . . locker room jokes. . . motor cycle trip across u.s. RICHARD E. OLSON rick dec 14 sudbury Vv cross country 1, 3; v winter track 1, 2, 3, 4; v spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; v soccer 4; jv football 2. “LOU) Bolts eece xine Old Cars’ |.) hunting and fishing . . . n.y., n.h. . good kid. LISABETH H. OSTAR lis sept 10 sudbury JANE SCOT OLIVER “listen’” . .. monkey walking with october 22 sudbury Doily and Keyes . . . ski trips } : “where's Casey?” . . . silver working doing everything in the mood ... .. “what time are you leaving for the batiking .. . Led Zeppelin .. . J.R.R. bus?’”’. . . wisconsin “the rock”. Tolkein . . . spain. . . the school that tried. intramurals 1,2; pep club 2; monitor 2; a touch of a poet makeup; junior prom drama club 3, 4; guys and dolls; 3; junior ski trip 3; governing board 3, admirable crichton; cum laude 3, 4: 4; north hall council 4; student council kaleidoscope 4. MAUREEN T. PANETTA maureen june 7 lincoln ‘no kidding.” .. . clutch control . . . last quarter soccer fan ... summer weekends on the cape . . . traumatic experiences ... expressive eyes directions that never get you where you want to go!.. . . sooo concerned. freshman dance 1; nurses club 1; spanish club 3; sophomore ski trip 2; junior ski trip) 3; junior prom committee 3. eo EMILY COLLYER PAINE lee january 29 lincoln “and another penetrating glimpse into the obvious” notebook calendar candy making on the cape wry humor . campanology lunch at 10:30. at National Cathedral School: art club 1, 2; white chapel guild 1, 2; rare book guild 2; at LSRHS: math contest 4; dyad 4. RICHARD JACKSON PARKER ricky feb 9 lincoln “spin off!” . . . skiing . . . photography blazing the u.s. ... russia lover of people . . . school revolution. drama club 1, 2, 3, 4; south pacific 1; arsenic old lace; barrets of wimpole street; admirable crichton; guys dolls; collage 1, 2; gold in the hills; student council 4. SUSAN OLIVIA OSTROFF sue sept 22 sudbury “are you going to the concert?” collection of early american glass .. . needle work ... clark university .. . sailing on cape cod my nutty friends. orchestra 1; band 1, 2, 3, 4; english honors project 3. LAWRENCE D. PAGE lare march 27 lincoln varsity hockey 2, 3, 4; varsity soccer 4; j.v. baseball 1, 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4. TONNA ORAM toddie may 8 sudbury “like that smile.’’ tuesday nights with the kids new yorkers europe 69). favors for Yvonne... those school lunches . . . nursing. nurses club 1, 2; pep club 3; student council rep 3. DEBORAH PAGE april 18 lincoln CHARLES A. PLACE charley dec 26 sudbury “here comes the burts!”’ . . skinny ... work with the burts ... florida. . . school lunches. THOMAS C. PONTBRIAND tom december 10 sudbury “| cruise at about 170 mph.” ... Opel gt... hockey at 11:00 p.m... . the swampies .. .sense of humor. . . sea- sonal skier. . . the good times. intramurals 1; drama club 3; “admirable crichton’ (tech); student exchange 3; student council 1; stuaent exchange workday 1: senior auction 4: v. hockey 4. WAYNE POOR april 12 sudbury good defensive man just being himself good times. . small and airlines good parties MARY ELLEN PHIPPARD phip feb 3 sudbury von.surel”. 2) goats,, .... pavoon.. ... 4 constant laughter... d.q.. . . human torch . . . supporting buddy. basketball intramurals 1. , JANE A. RYMSHA bird march 31 sudbury “don’t get uptight” .. . eating . . . to be a model... the cape and maine hanging with Jean . . . motorcy- cles. CARL A. PERRY carl dec 13 sudbury “unreal” . . . “oh, no!” . . . dune bug- gies . . . corvair engines . . . working on teachers cars ... fast mini bikes . Capital island, maine ee KENNETH ROY PODSEN podge april 1 lincoln “tell us about it!” ... skiing and hockey . . . outdoorsman . . . puerto rico and jamaica. . . soccer player . scavenger hunts . . . outward bound. outward bound 3; v. soccer 4; sr. auc- tion 4; sr. ski trip 4. KARREN PRENDERGAST karren aug 28 sudbury “don’t go so fast”. . . “wanna run it?” photography ... music . . . nor- wood ... westboro ... epping .. . 10 minute phone limit... typing. . . ROSEMARY ANNE PREEPER “green slips ‘69 ... “have you seen rose march 2 sudbury Vickie and Sandy? “spiffy” ... collecting attendance slips?! . . . fun with bosses .. . pink slips . . . happy personality. WILLIAM PLACE bill oct 24 sudbury avid sports fan. . . football player . florida vacation. . . cars. . . $2.30. “ jv. football. CYNTHIA PARKER december 20 sudbury talented artist . . . maine. MICHAEL THOMAS PEIRCE general store september 29 sudbury friendly ... mountain climbing future blacksmith or horse breeder . “those good ol’ waltham days!’ 61 DEBORAH W. PRATT deb august 2. sudbury “whoops” ... big brown eyes . skiing at rangely . . . golden apple . a gentle person ... creative beads. mixed chorus 2, 4; jr. prom decorating comm.; student exchange comm 3, 4; dyad 4; pep club 2; dance comm. 2; intramurals 1. M. IBRAHIM PARVANTA ibe june 15 kabul, afghanistan MARK A. QUEIO definite opinions . . . science february 6 sudbury soccer player ... a smile for everyone. “all right’ . .,. motorcycling -... . School of Warsaw soccer captain scrambling .. . fixing the 250... har- leys ... sparkling personality sense of humor. . . “beautiful.” band 1, 2; j.v. soccer 2. PAULA RECORDS july 23 lincoln california girl. . . friendly, but reserved ... fine future nurse. STEPHEN PORTER steve april 14 sudbury “oh really?!” . .. Shep’s . . . boston’s his thing ... the look ... metallic smile . . . always Cares. STEPHEN REACH steve jan. 26 sudbury “tell mel”... piano playing . .. the band ... old cars, fall days coffeehouse attraction ... cares so much. . . fatherly advice. 62 DIANE JEANETTE REESE di jan 14 _— sudbury “have you seen him anywhere?” .. . soccer in the rain .. . sportswear. . . fashion design. . . ‘63 mercs. . . scav- enger hunts ... prom weekend .. . always with Biff . . . g-block bridge . auction organizer. junior class governing board 3; dyad 4; senior auction chairman 4; junior prom committee 3; junior class cookout 3; sophomore class beach trip 2. JOYCE ANN RHODES joyce aug 30 sudbury “hi ya kid!” . . . always with Kathy the twins ... athletic ... straight down the mountain ... maine tomboy... n.h.. . . Johnny. MICHAEL T. POWERS mitch dec 2 sudbury “uptight” math problems . . . Bonnie . traveled coast to coast ... Mr. Spaulding’s scholar .. . bowling horseback riding. LINDA MARY RAEKE linda july 21 sudbury “swift!” . . . seamstress . . . shorts and akey.. . future hairdresser. . . listen- ing to music ... traveling from east coast to west coast. student council 3; work study 3, 4. EDWARD S. RAWSON ted february 11 sudbury mustaches. . . Joanne. student council 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM ROBERT RAPPOLI carl march 20 lincoln quiet athlete... ‘smokey’. . . victo- rious soccer seasons ... card games with big D and Jose ... d.q. spaceman. j.v. soccer 1; varsity soccer 2, 3, 4. 63 “can you dig itt? 2 +2 NO16602') pep- perell races ... yamaha 350 Frank’s phyco circus. . . sideburns and SCOTT C. RENWICK scott may 17 sudbury fenway park baseball . . . conservative we. ah, friday nignt.. me) victorye a dodge coronet 383 4-barrell . . . good ball handler. intramural soccer 1; basketball 1; jv basketball 2; v basketball 3, 4; v club 4. KAREN REICHERT reichert sept 14 sudbury PATRICIA MARIE ROZELLE pat july 28 sudbury ‘‘be yourself’. . . beat the system . jewelry ... to become a_-= senior “| might’... west point ... good citizen? . . . “duck” . . . Bronson fan times with Mary, Pam, and Paula . .. . fang. football . . . pink shirts. intramurals 1, 2; class beach trip 2; football cook-out 3; grub dance 3; jr. prom; sr. class dance; sr. auction. Sess DWIGHT Q. RICHNER dig march 7 sudbury “why not, you only live once?” .. . gettin’ buffed ... cross country by KENNETH A. ROBINS motorcycle .. . loves going away and ken january 5 sudbury hates coming back. . “what would | do”, | said to pooh, “if jr. prom comm.; sr. prom comm. it wasn’t for you” and pooh said, “true, it isn’t much fun for one, but two can stick together”, says pooh, says he. “that’s how it is’, says pooh. SCOTT A. REID september 16 sudbury “get snapped” ... flying and sky diving ... good times ... world traveller. . . ski trips. . . “check”. LOWELL C. RICE lowell dec 23 sudbury sometimes school; othertimes travel deep thoughts ... creative... outdoorsman. KATHLEEN ANNE REILLY kathy august 6 sudbury ridgefield, conn. ... “winky” : Ted’s a-frame. . . trips to concord... always happy ..._ ski trips sweatshirts . . . madison. Ridgefield: j.v. cheerleading 1, 2; french club 2; LSR: student council 3, 4; governing board 3, 4; jr. prom comm. 3; sr. auction 4; project france 4. KATHARINA ELIZABETH ROBECK katrina nov 13 lincoln “beautiful” my happiness? “wow! that’s great!” rilliant .. . dramatics ... germany... paris... playing her guitar . . . enthusiasm. the admirable crichton, acting 3; promethean 4; math club 2, 3, drama club 3, 4; cum laude 3, 4. rip feb 3 saturday oie BESO: 4. 65 WENDY ROLFE wendy june 25 lincoln “V1 drive” . baltimore .. . army jacket... JANE E. REYNOLDS janie-poo july 24 sudbury enthusiastic cheerleader . . . long mane of Male a4. b say whatl® ot43 to pele letter from anyone ... no more metal mouth a... spiffy” ... ridge dace aaa, g-block bridge club. jv. cheerleading 3; v. cheerleading, co-captain 4; mixed chorus 2; select chorus 3, 4; pep club 2; intramurals 1, I, DENNIS JOHN RIPPLE sudbury . . friday night curfew. . . night ... quick trips to the gang and d.q.... old gold spin filters jv. basketball 1; jv. swimming 2; Vv. baseball 3, 4; v. basketball 4; v. football KENNETH E. SAUTER ken june 11 sudbury all around athlete ... another goal? Pu VW Cances) at concord real enthusiasm. j.v. soccer 1; varsity soccer 2, 3, 4; j.v. basketball 1, 2; varsity basketball 3, 4; j.v. baseball 1; varsity tennis 2, 3, 4. ANNE-LI SERDEN september 28 stockholm FRANCES J. RYAN “wow, wow, you know?” . . . must be aacler april 25 s udbury one of the craziest persons ... “ya, ya”... cute smile . . . chewing gum reformation of drp .-.. rapping... a Carol McQueens ... Cabby and very cool apartment with Bubbles... ONY ia eC ra ee eae Petes Precis Blackbergs Gymnasium — Stockholm, Sweden: gymnastics, ballet, — and modern dance, basketball team, cross country skiing team, student counselor; “ Isrhs: chorus, student exchange club, 7 dyad. collage (technical). HELEN FERNANDE SCOTT sept 11 sudbury DONEL ROBERTS don august 22 sudbury “oh, wow!” ... .. official poster maker ‘ irl boy?” d .. . backstage with the buzzards... Biseyrnian = ae Meant bercennd knee socks . . . juice and cookies. . . . . the mosquita. . . Mr. Pacenka. . . program designer. trips to florida. drama: college |, publicity 2, arsenic and old lace tech. 2, admirable crichton publicity 3, guys and dolls publicity 3, collage II publicity 4; mixed chorus 2, select chorus 3, 4; dyad 4; library aide 2, 3, 4; future teacher 3. shop tutor 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FRANCIS SARTORI tom nov7 lincoln driving the “black bomber” . . . from goalie to star fullback. . . “the group” . . . blond hair, blue eyes. . . oldest of seven ... perpetual d.p. . . . hockey Star. jv baseball 1; jv football 2; v hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; v soccer 4. 66 JOSEPH JOHN RUOCCO november 24 lincoln 7 “really the ultimate diet dislikes speed limits . . . newfoundland. DAN B. ROBINSON robie march 10 sudbury “it's clobberin’ time” . the motion picture and ballin’ ... Mr. Bronson _. . hitch-hiked cross country . . . blue eyes . . . super sarcasm. south hall committee 2, 3; promethean 2; school store 4. PETER GRANT ROCKWELL pete jan 7 sudbury winter skier . leather working . . . photography hiking all over us. and canada upper right wisdom tooth. Lowell H.S., San Francisco: junior class treasurer, 3; LSR: Dyad, Promethean 4. 67 RONALD SCHERER ronnie march 12. sudbury “777z ... harry’s farm ... baklava boy .. . water row gang . . . ex-track man. . . horses. cross country 1; winter track 1, 2. BRUCE RUSSELL RYER c.w. september 26 lincoln “wanna buy my t-bird?’” ... avid reader . . . skiing and skimobiling . . . vista. . . relaxed atmosphere. drama (technical) 4; sr. class auction 4. GENEVIEVE ELEANOR SHERMAN bonnie december 26 sudbury “come on, let’s go”. . . french poodles dancing ... nursing ... cake decorating ... “sock it to me” Oni mle intramurals 2; lab assistant 2; student council 3. ROBERT C. SHAY bob march 5 sudbury seasons ticket to europe . . . organized . super tempest. . . baklava... . to burn star market. . . an individual. . . Julie. cross country 2; winter track 2; spring track 2; student exchange 3; trip to spain 3; outward bound 4. BRENDA LEE STINSON bren july 6 sudbury “wow!” ... tennis ... summers in maine ... long tresses ... always smiling ... walking in snowstorms KATHY KAY STANSEL with Lis . . . cambridge common kathy june 28 sudbury apartment with Bea. . . Rory. the bedford incident . . . 200 stories . “it’s been so real — so real!” .. rowe .. . earth mama. . . rebosac. JAMES SMITH jim may 9 sudbury likes cars... motors . . . with Henry . spanish?? . . . cider. NANCY ANN SKOLL nancy jan 1 sudbury guitar. . . nice clothes and super-long hair. . . teacher .. skiing =eeerchrist= mas in england ..._ friendly different schools . . . wilton. cum laude. KEVIN RICHARD SQUIRE mar 11 lincoln “Russell, you dingbat!” . . . dark sha- dows... summer in germany... all around scholar. . . world traveller . phd... german club. german club 3, 4 pres.; s. hall council 3, 4; student exchange 4; cum laude 3, 4; wrestling team 3. 68 TIMOTHY SIMS tim july 2. sudbury “might not make the pros, right!”’ . utah state... weight lifting . . . “kill’’ ... hostile football player ... loud laughter. . . nfl ’75. jv football; varsity football. RUTH KAY SIMMERMON ruth feb 8 sudbury JANIS ANN SLOAN “looks good, right?” . . . motorcycles jan september 12. sudbury . Summer wedding . . . ocean city . - “60” chevy convertible . . . Kip. “hairy, you’re out of your mind.” .. . dislikes cold weather ... v.w. computer programmer. . . all over us., canada, puerto rico, virgin islands. jv. lacrosse 2; v. lacrosse 3, 4; mixed chorus 4. WILLIAM BEN SPILLER ben may 21. sudbury “give me a break!” ... sweaters to school ... hustler ... greenhouse . ‘61 valiant . . . sleepin’ in the li- brary. . . cycle to west virginia. BENJAMIN SHAMBAUGH ben nov 7 lincoln freshman basketball 1; jv. soccer 1, 2; v. 3, 4; jv. baseball 1; hall-room rep. 4. “right” . . . good laughs in a downshift the v.w. ... canadian summer ona hill looking down. MARY MARGARET SHARKEY hooky july 14 sudbury “1 could just scream” .. . artist creative writing ... quebec ... lab assistant . . . swinging jr. english class . . the nut. intramurals 1; jv lacrosse 2; v. lacrosse 3, 4; french club 2, 3, 4; student ex- change 2, 3; senior class auction 4; lab assistant 2, 3. 69 DAVID CHARLES STEVENS dave july 4 lincoln metal working swimming european travel via canada ... Mr. Baldwin for four years! . . . movies. german club 1, 4; german club president 4. CHARLES STOTT charlie april 29 sudbury “broken peace” ... motorcycles... avid soccer fan . . . organizer of s.p.s. . . . good jokes, good times. . . Lori. student exchange workday 1, 2, 3; south hall beautification 1, 2, 3, 4; student council 1, 2; south hall rep. 3; band 1. RUSSEL CLINTON TAFT october 4 sudbury Phillip Roth and Arthur Hailey . . . slot car racing drives anything that moves ... europe ‘69 ... saturday nights in cambridge . . . Janet. school store 1; drama club 2, 3, 4; german club 3, pres. 4; “admirable crichton” (acting), “guys and dolls’ (tech); intramurals 2, 3, 4. NANCY LEE STACEY august 30 sudbury home ec. teacher cooking and sewing... always with Elaine and Bonnie ... the weekends... parties for fernald _ anti-history . . . quiet. student council alternate. 70 CATHERINE ANNE STROUP feb 11. sudbury “unh-uh!”’ counselor skis and sews. wants to be a camp horseback riding La Canada H.S., Calif.: french club 1; ski club 2; pep club 2, 3; drama 3. GARY STONE june 26 sudbury music, music “oh, | can’t play tonight” ... orpheus ... another Jimmy Page... . stubborn. . . Kathy. PETER F. TAYLOR september 8 sudbury “die, will yal’ waterskiing working at sudbury drug. . . maritime academy. BONITA GAY TAFFE bonnie march 10 sudbury “back to israel via the world!” ... riding . . . backstage in the theater. . . sincere people . . . beef stew. exchange student to Israel; mixed chorus 1, 2; select chorus 3, 4; drama club 3, 4; national thespian society 3, 4; “admirable crichton’ (tech) “guys and dolls’ (tech). ; SCOTT STEVEN TAYLOR monk august 12 sudbury explorers shepard’s mobil “come off it!” hiking and swimming .. . electronical technician .. the navy... “Mr. W”. DAVID G. STEINHILPER david october 19 lincoln “austria was great — did | tell you about... ?” ... all season skiing . . . “to be a success, of course” ... new york state . . . conversationalist. transfer from Penfield High School, N.Y., 1; at Isrhs: chairman tutoring committee 4; chorus 1, 2; j.v. track 1. KATHLEEN ANN SYKES kathy march 9 sudbury flirtatious do?” .. “what am | going to freckles and dimples S.B.M. .. . always happy. . . rockport summers “see ya, bye!” surfing and skiing . . . daring. east hall council 3, 4; leader corps 3; student exchange workday 3; senior auction 4; senior prom 4; dyad 4; december formal 4. KENNETH SCOTT THROCKMORTON scott january 18 sudbury “how are ya?” .. . silversmithing . . . fleeze .. . batting power . . . “baked apple” the aardvaark song porkah! . . . the cast party ... b and bb! student court 1; mixed chorus 1; select chorus 3, 4; special chorus 3; “guys and dolls”. 71 MILDRED THOMAS SHARON LYNNE UNDERHILL smalls enierch.3 2 REP july 23. sudbury liwhavsiche stawling -laboue7 pleasant and polite. . . beautiful smile what’s he tawkin 7, : 2 ... artist... designer... the hit of doughnuts. . . fancy footwork — oops! the talent show. 6 “nice move, Hill!’ . . . gym lockers. . . b.b. with “sutton suzies” ... one of the, greatest . . . jumping over stone walls. j.v. field hockey 1, 2; v. field hockey 3, 4; jv. basketball 1, v. 2, 3, 4, (capt.); v. lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; sr. class governing board 4; dyad 4. NANCY GLORIA VALENTINO nan nov 15. sudbury “hi, there”. . . drag races. . . the cape ... beach with the gang . . . skipping school .. . John. work study 4. PAUL D. VOIGHT may 26 sudbury vegetating at fleeze. . . jr. ski trip... bicycling with Gude. . . records. HAROLD WARD harry april 5 sudbury lance labs. . . trips to boston. . . per- fect attend Cee SOD tt ees 1h st epost ety SUE SANDRA EDITH TIGHE sandy january 19 sudbury ork study 3, 4. Me “Ai Dia “you're kidding!” ... nursing career - europe 69' 2. = crazy laugh oe. gym classes with Martha and Ruth. student council 1; pep club 2; fernald club 2. 72 MARK W. JHOMAS june 12. sudbury THOMAS ARTHUR TETREAULT “wilt” .. . sports. . . “are you kidding me?” . . . dislikes short girls . . . math fone e eh ee uoce I comes ced ... volleyball spiker .. . “ 'm skeptical”... hmmm. . . writing Jha ee poetry . . . playing guitar. . . listening band 1, 2, 3; dance band 1; student to music . . . being alone. council 1; jv. basketball manager 2; v. , , XAVIER H.S. soccer 2, 3; paper 2; chess SoS SAA) SUSY club 2, 3; history club 3; L.S.R.H.S. student council 3, 4; paper 3, 4; hall council 3; hall treasurer 3; hall council 4. STEVEN A. TROISI steve november 10 sudbury “oh, yal”. . . working on cars. . . hik- ing all over north america. . . ‘‘what | am, not what everyone though t | was.” LINDA TETREAULT may 2 lincoln “right!” . .. surfing . .. folk guitarist ... to go to spain and australia... freedom ... intense worker ... to colby junior. student council 3, secretary 4; harwich conference 4; dyad 4; south hall coun- Gile2: CAROLYN MARIE VENIER nini november 5 lincoln summers at the pool... ‘the reps” ELAINE MARIE VARRIALE ... brilliant skier . . . dirty ol’ lobster january 26 sudbury trap... walks along the beach ... beautiful oe Ol “allo baby”. . . talking with her hands EMU NIN Raed aS aoes _..3 inches in 4 years... “I guess!” lub 3: dyad 4: ti _.. fribbles. . . “I will not. | repeat | Pay ain, eae a will not!” . . . hates bugs. pep club 2, 3, 4; leader corps 3, 4; fer- nald club 2, 3. 73 JAMES WENCKUS winkey march 12 CHRISTINE M. WALSH sudbury chris october 18 sudbury attractive .. . quiet. . . . . hidden abilities . . . nicely dressed . John BETH ALISON WECKSTEIN may 6 lincoln promethean bound masses of raven tresses summers in france infectious giggle ... french scholar. . . “madame editor”... . promethean 3, 4, editor 4: kaleido- scope; student exchange 2, 3; french club 1, 2, v. pres. 2. 74 GARY WHITE dec. 2. Sudbury sad saab... . alaska bound . . . mister donut ... bear hunting ... “super corvair never runs”. BRUCE ROWLAND WINCHELL march 14 lincoln colorful fixes anything busy weekends .. . v.w. Winchell’s bike shop school days BRADFORD R. VOIGHT brad july 16 sudbury famous Voight parties... skiing at okemo ... bip “wicked intense” outdoors tweed coat. “guys and dolls”. very strong KATHLEEN ANN YORE kath jan 1 lincoln irish temper ... late for homeroom california ... tall blonde “cookamunga” ... bus rides “where’s Nini?’ .. . Scr ob Camaro... jr. prom; spanish club 3; sr. future teacher teaching career confucious. auction; � LINDA WILSON may 10 sudbury “Il only went through a stop sign!” . . . working at f.n.s. or p.s.. . . defending her chevy ... dislikes crowded halls . no time for homework .. . stu- dent parking lot. future nurses club 1. Us JUDITH ANN VERBRYKE judy sept 23 sudbury sneezing . . . driver ed. class . . , neat dresser. . . ‘are you going to the game today?” ... ski trips .. . with Linda ana wAnniw es schOOlespinit 2. 2 long pretty hair. Governor Livingston Reg. H.S. tri eps 1, 2; girls athletic assoc. 1, 2,; L.S.R.H.S. jr. prom 3. RONALD WINTER ron jan. 16 lincoln green jeep... rock opera. . . scram- bling . . . water skiing in the back of the truck. . . turkey sandwiches. ERIC ALAN WILLIAMS january 11 lincoln “hey Ditzel” .. . trips to concord... math team? .. . car tests . . . walking radio club ... homeroom ... eagle scout? .. . Janet. mixed chorus 1, 2; select chorus 2, 3, 4; elotrayrelUloe Tews She Tolga A sh ie Ny wrestling 3. NORMAN CLIFFORD WRIGHT norm july 20 sudbury outdoorsman green thumb Mees “oh yeah!” landscape architect . summer in germany. v. spring track 1, 2; german club 3, 4. MICHAEL YORSTON mike dec 15 sudbury that sweater... new york... Jayne .. . lots of hair . 22 4 voumtadaleatune ny”. . . what an accent! DAWN ELLEN WITHROW wiffy jan. 5 sudbury mini skirts . . . europe ee hey woody” ... college ... rings west of boston youth forum... ya- maha in the field .. . fashion design “where’s smiley?” ... soccer games. mixed chorus 3, 4; pep club 2, 3, 4; jr. prom; december formal; sr. auction; dyad 4; drama 4. 76 LINDA SUSAN WHITCOMB september 10 sudbury “huh, whadaya mean?” . . . those birds! . . . europe . . . “oops, forgot” . . . sun tan in imarch = aeelmeene phone... “do you get this spanish homework?” . . . clips and paper bags. pep club 3; dance comm. 1; sr auction; metco dance comm. 4. RHONDA LEE WOOD march 19 sudbury horse fever .. . just sittin’ around... . with a guitar . . . animal lover . gentle smile . . . good times with Nan- cy, Karen and Sandy . . . Buddy always. jr. prom committee 3 $8 , 3 Desc TS COLIN HUNT WILLIAMS colin july 29° sudbury “good morning” always, always cheerful . . . paper animals . . . pleas- ant sarcasm .. . virgin islands . . . in- terested . . . collects matchbooks and shoe strings. at New Canaan H.S., Conn.: cross country 1; wrestling 2; german club 1, 2. at Isrhs: j.v. football 3; outward bound 3, 4; student council representa- tive 4: south hall representative 4. MARGARET WELLOCK mags mar 24 sudbury “two old ladies went for a trip”... quebec ... the “new image” ... strange glasses . . . madame president ee Cast an are ITOUtMTIteLS anes “my man”... writing on hands. fernald 2, 3, 4; drama, costume and make-up; Wil FRED S. WILSON III biff july 15 sudbury “my legs hurt” .. . late for work... sports all the way. . . ‘“you’ve gotta be kidding me’. . . ‘63 merc. . . hustling halfback ee Dit j.v. soccer 1, 2, v. 3, 4; j.v. baseball 1, 2, v. 3, 4; v. wrestling 2; jr. prom comm.; sr auction; computer club 2. SANDRA KATHERINE WAYE sandy september 17 sudbury MONE CCZ Ie nS.V..U . hojo brain food . . . one cool quebec night ... . yogurt at lunch. . . super-blusher . ... europe... “my image”. . . smiles. drama (tech) 2, 3, 4; student ex. 2, 3, 4; mixed chorus 2, 3; select chorus 4; fer- nald project 2, 3, 4, treas. 4; dyad 4; f.t.a. 2, 3, 4: cum laude 3, 4; sr auction; project quebec france 3, 4; french ellUloy 1h, 2 STEPHEN LEE WRIGHT steve january 6 lincoln “ya right!” . . . outward bound... on the mats ... from baritone to trumpet .. gymnast... . quiet. j.v. wrestling 1, v. 2, 3, 4; outward bound 3; band 1, 2, 3. SACHIKO YAMADA sa-chan january 5 Japan “ya, | know”... she’s a happy child reading and shopping . . . doing homework in japanese ... plano player. . . enjoys being at Isrhs. at Ashiya: basketball 2; broadcasting 2, 3; piano; LSRHS: sr. auction 4; student exchange 4. MARY JEAN ZYGALA zig may 5 sudbury “now, now children’’ . . . cut, rip, and slash. . . quebec . . . oranges at lunch ... d.g.’s Insane classes . . . road hog . apples . . . enthusiastic. field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2: select chorus 3, 4; student council 1, 4; s. hall rep. 4; project quebec; secretary fta; drama club; “guys dolls”. 78 MARILYN JUNE WOOD woody jan 7_ lincoln takes walks after the rain ... no busses ... soccer games ... a like- able person... “hey Withrow!” .. . cooking . . . has seen the tropics, ba- ‘hamas, bermuda, hawaii ... future medical secretary. mixed chorus 3, 4; sr. auction; pep club 2, 3; student council rep 1; alt 2; class rep 3, 4; december formal; jr. prom; german club 4; dyad 4; drama 4; ROBERT D. WILSON JR. bob november 24 lincoln glen ellen every weekend .. . ski pa- trol . . . barbados vacation . . . belgian brother . . . sarcasm . . . math genius ... lazy... out-of-town girls. math team 2, 3, 4; cum laude 3, 4; stu- dent exchange 3, 4; quebec project 3; sr. auction. DAVID P. ENOS caveboy august 13 sudbury work study. . . sleep ???. . . that gym Clags . .. revere beach... “ya”... uiet in homeroom .. . “that’s what she said.” WILLIAM JOHN FRIPP fred april 7 lincoln outdoorsman . . . avid reader . . . eu- ropean travel . . . musician. transfer from Cambridge School of Weston 1, 2, 3. ROBERT G. RAYMOND jan. 21 sudbury “| just want to know one thing.” .. . brilliant artistic abilities . . . devoted to Hebrew .. . conversations with Mr. Mitchell . . . running track. varsity track 2; spanish club 2. ROGER CHRISTIE february 18 DONALD D. DOUTY don nov. 2. lincoln lincoln 79 JOHN HILL holes in his pockets .. . gesticulates masses of hair . psychology tests . . . a true individual. student council. RAYMOND LADD ray sudbury beads += flotida ..) . cars . |. the long sideburns . . . likes a lot of action . school? on occasion. WILLIAM E. MASON bill july 6 sudbury CHRISTOPHER L. MURDOCK chris july 4 sudbury senior candids Simon and Garfunkel raise a smile” t style of ie) = oD) aw = a f o Cc 5 Se eicle) “seasons change with the scenery weaving time in a tapestry won't you stop and remember me at any convenient time?” Simon and Garfunkel a s 5 cael. Ch Gime. “can you imagine us years from today sharing a park bench quietly?” Simon and Garfunkel Mitchell “who knows where the time goes?” 87 { ; madre XS od eee DAs ‘oct, administration AL iil il capella pilates i CE ein, Mee B.A. Drew University M.A. Paterson State Doctoral Candidate, Columbia University MR. ROBERT E. MILLETT ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A.B. Colby College M.Ed. Bridgewater State College MR. WILLARD ADAMS RULIFFSON ‘a SUPERINTENDENT-PRINCIPAL 2 Biology | the courses and the new programs at lincoln-sudbury regional this year reflect the changing trends in today’s high schools, the diverse nature of society, and the increasingly widespread interests of young people in areas of scientific knowledge, the humanities, world history and government, business and technology. two projects which the school has sponsored present new approaches to education. one of these is project listening, an experiment in direct, frank communication among students, teachers, and parents. the second was the expansion of the outward bound program to include more than one hundred students, both boys and girls, and a group of faculty men and women. This experience in outdoor survival provides opportunities for personal growth as well as for developing greater appreciation for one’s responsibility to others. MR. ANTHONY J. ZARELLA DIRECTOR of PUPIL SERVICES B.S. Springfield College M.Ed. Boston University MR. PAUL MITCHELL A.B. St. Michael’s M.A. Clark University John Hay Fellow, U. of Chicago Chairman History and Government Department Things Russian MRS. KATHERINE D. BARTON B.S. University of Mass. Interdepartment Chairman Home Economics oe Le MR. FRANK HEYS, JR. A.B. Harvard A.M. Middlebury John Hay Fellow, Harvard English Department Chairman Regionai Review Cum Laude Faculty Secretary a ’ a. F Ee: . MR. ALEXANDER G. MR. JOSEPH W. KLEISER MARSHALL, JR. B.S. Indiana State B.A. Middlebury College M.S. Indiana State M.A. Boston University Coordinator of Physical Mathematics Department Education and Athletics Chairman Mathematics J.V. Baseball Coach MR. BRAMWELL B. ARNOLD B.S., Ed.M. Harvard Science Department Chairman Physics MR. NORMAN R. SWICKER BOE oso ATE COLLEGE at FITCHBURG Chairman Industrial Arts Department department chairmen MISS CECILE T. BRAULT A.B. College of Our Lady of the Elms MR. DONALD S. MARCH M.A.T. Assumption College B.M., M.M., New England Diplome Université de Paris Conservatory of Music Dipléme Institut de Phonétique Director of Music Chairman, Foreign Language Director L.S.R. Chamber Department Players French MISS JUDITH ADAMS B.A., M.A.T. Simmons College English Dyad Adviser MR. JOHN F. ALVES B.A. Trinity College English, Drama Technical Director of the Theatre MR. LEWIS K. BALDWIN B.S. University of Mass. M.S. Springfield College Athletic Director Physical Education Head Coach of Football faculty MR. DEAN ALDRICH B.M., M.M. New England Conservatory of Music Humanities Director of Special Chorus Adviser, East Hall Student Council MRS. OUIDA L. BAILEY F B.S. Univ. of Tennessee , M.S. Univ. of lowa Advanced Study, Harvard Unified Science, Biology Advanced Science Seminar MR. JOSEPH W. ANDELMAN BiS:E-EAMeS: Bee Northeastern University Electronics, Mathematics, Work-Study Adviser, Radio and Electronics Club MISS BARBARA M. ATHY B.S. Boston University, Sargent College Physical Education Varsity Field Hockey Coach Varsity Lacrosse Coach Outward Bound MISS RUTH M. BUXTON A.B. University of Vermont M.A. Tufts University Latin and English MR. DAVID B. BRONSON B.A., E.T.S., S.1.B., Yale S.T.M., Th.D. Harvard English Kaleidoscope Adviser MISS MAUREEN K. BERINGER A.B. Emmanuel College M.S. Boston College Earth Science Communication Skills Leadership Team-Project Listening MR. JOHN BRAGG B.A. Harvard Mathematics MISS FRANCES BUTSAVITCH B.S. Wayne State M.S. Univ. of Wisconsin Peace Corps, Thailand Physical Education Gymnastics Outward Bound MISS BETTY JANE BUSIEK B.A. Guilford College Science Adviser, Ecology Project MISS LINDA M. BELLOTTI B.A. Barnard M.A.1. Harvard Mathematics Adviser, Varsity Cheerleaders Sree Riis MISS PATRICIA D. CLARK i F MISS BETSY COLBY : B.A. Cornell University is Wellesley College, French | a Boston University B.A. Teacher Counselor ie Mathematics | Project France “ Fe Coach Ski Team South Hall Scholarship Fund | MR. DAVID P. CLAPP B.A. Harvard B.D. Andover Newton MISS ANNA B. DUNCAN . Theological School B.S. Juniata College Modern European and American M.S. University of Pa. History Biology J.V. Soccer Coach Student Exchange Committee International Seminar Project Listening MR. JAMES L. DE SIMONE A.B. Brandeis University German and Spanish German Club Adviser Director Adult Education MRS. MIRIAM S. COOMBS B.A. Middlebury College M.A. Univ. of Connecticut English Dyad Adviser MR. LAURENCE J. DAVIDSON A.B. Harvard University Mathematics 94 MISS MARION C. FOSTER B.A. Swarthmore (English) B.F.A., M.F.A. Boston University (Painting) Art MR. LORNE A. FORD B .M. New England Conservatory of Music M.E. Worcester State College Instrumental Music Band Girls Chorus MR. JOHN F. GATELY B.A., M.A.T. University of Massachusetts English MR. WILLIAM P. GALVIN A.B., M.Ed. Harvard Mathematics Adviser of Mathematics Contest Group MISS LINDA J. FRAIL B.A. Wellesley College English Communications Skills School Visitation Adviser 95 MISS VICKI A. EDELMANN B.S. Tufts University Boston Bouve College Physical Education Coach J.V. and Varsity Basketball Coach J.V. Lacrosse. MRS. FLYNN B.A. Jackson College, Tufts University M.Ed. Boston University English Modern Dance MR. DONALD D. GILLIGAN B.A. Harvard Russian History, American Issues MISS CAROL A. GURNEY B.F.A. Univ. of Denver M.F.A. Univ. of Mass. Art MISS MARYLIN C. HALEY B.S. University of Mass. Home Economics - Fernald Volunteer Adviser MR. RICHARD GEIST B.A., Ed.D. Harvard Psychologist MR. DONALD T. GOULD A.B. Cornell University A.M.T. Harvard Ancient History Freshman Basketball Coach MRS. PATRICIA GOLDBERG B.F.A. Rhode Island School of Design M.A.T. Harvard Art MR. THOMAS E. GEAGAN, JR. B.S. Boston State College M.S.T. Boston College ——— Earth Science a MR. DAVID HOBERMAN B.A. Boston University Mathematics MISS JANE P. HAMLIN A.B. Sarah Lawrence College M.A.T, Wesleyan University English MR. THOMAS BRADLEE HOOPER B.A. Harvard M.A. Univ. of Michigan English Metco Adviser Indoor Track Coach MR. GEORGE L. HORTON III U. of lowa, B.S. Springfield College Physical Education Varsity Soccer Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Teacher Counselor MR. RICHARD J. JOHNSON B.S. Northeastern University M.B.A. Babson College Business Education Adviser to School Store MR. PHILIP JOYCE B.A. University of Mass. English MR. DAVID JAVITCH B.A. in Psychology B.S. in French Ohio State University French “Project Encounter’ SESS SNORE ees RE R.N. Nursing MISS ELECTA KANE A.B. Radcliffe Humanities Promethean Adviser Mt. Auburn Hospital School of Health Assistant Training Course MRS. JANE E. LEVERONE B.S. University of Massachusetts Physical Education Freshman Field Hockey Coach Outward Bound Adviser MR. PHILIPPE N. LEMIEUX B.S. (Chem.) Catholic University M.S. (Chem.) Marquette University Chemistry Junior Class Ski Trip Adviser MR. RICHARD R. KELLY A.B. Dartmouth College History MR. JOHN LEE, Jr. B.S. Fitchburg State College Industrial Arts MR. JOSEPH D. KROL A.B. St. Mary’s M.A. Boston College Goethe Institute in Germany German German Club MR. PHILIP G. LEWIS B.A. Dartmouth M.A.T. Harvard Mathematics MISS ROBERTA LIEBERMAN Bem one A.B. University of Pittsburgh M.A.T. Brown University United States History Communication Skills ).V. Cheerleaders Coach MISS CONSTANCE E. LORMAN B.A. Jackson College, Tufts University English PRISCILLA T. LOCKWOOD (MRS. JOHN J.) B.S. University of New Hampshire Ed.M., C.A.G.S. Boston University M.A.T. Northern Arizona University shia Earth Science MRS. VIRGINIA LOCKE B.A. Boston University Librarian MR. JOHN LUCAS B.A. Bowling Green State University M.A. Boston University A.M. Middlebury College Spanish MR. RICHARD P. MACIEL B.S. Long Island University Chemistry | . ' MRS. LYDIA A. MAILHOT B.A. Colby College English MR. JOHN A. McCRACKEN : ; B.A. University of California = : ‘ M.A. University of Denver i Librarian MR. TERRY MISKELL Library Coordinator B.M. Eng., M.A.T. Cornell University M.Ed. Northeastern University i Mathematics Student Exchange Adviser Cross Country Coach MR. JAMES F. MOIR B.S. Univ. of Illinois M.Ed. Framingham State Advanced study, Wesleyan Univ., Boston College Earth Science MR. RICHARD MAGIDOFF A.B., A.M. Univ. of | Michigan Non-West History Russian History MRS. KATHLEEN M. MURPHY B.S. Salem State College Business Education Teacher Counselor MR. RICHARD G. MURPHY B.S. Boston College M.A. Boston College History MRS. AUDREY M. NEWTON A.B. Emmanuel College English Communication Skills Teacher Counselor MR. DAVID ORR B.A. Davidson College German, English MRS. JANE PEARSON B.S. Colby Junior College New England Hospital Science Laboratory Technician Health and Human Biology MR. JAMES A. NEWTON A.B., M.A.T., Harvard Humanities MR. JOSEPH PACENKA B.S. Fitchburg State College Industrial Arts, Metals Director of Work-Study Asst. Football Coach Wrestling Coach MRS. FRANCES H. NESS B.A. Mount Holyoke College M.A.T. Harvard Biology Anatomy and Physiology MR. ANDREW OLESKI B.S.E. State Univ. of New York College at Cortland Physical Education ).V. Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach MR. ALBERT S. PALMER B.S. Boston College Mathematics MR. THOMAS J. PUCHALSKY A.B., M.A. Assumption College English MR. DAVID D. PIMENTAL B.S. Mass. College of Art MR. CARL G. PERKINS ) Art (Crafts) B.Ed. Keene Teachers College Ed.M. and C.A.G.S., Boston University Reading Senior Class Business Manager MISS ANNE MARIE PLASSE A.B. Anna Maria College Biology MISS ELIZABETH D. PIERSON B.A. Mount Holyoke M.A.T. Yale English MISS NANCY ROBERTS B.A. Wellesley College M.A. Middlebury College Spanish MISS DIANNE E. PULLO B.S. Boston University, Sargent College Physical Education J.V. Field Hockey Coach Varsity Tennis Coach Outward Bound MRS. RITA M. ROSS é: B.S. Ohio State University Business MISS CAROL RUDMAN B.A. University of Michigan M.A. Boston University French French Projects Student Exchange Committee MRS. H. PATRICIA PUNCHARD A.B. Caldwell College for Women English Coordinator, Communication Skills Program MR. ROBERT RAUSCH B.S. Pennsylvania State Univ. M.Ed. Boston University Health and Physical Education Coach J.V. Football Coach Varsity Baseball Sponsor Warriors’ Club MRS. HARRIET J. ROGERS A.B. Emerson College English, Drama Director, Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Players MR. SHERMAN P. SPAULDING B.S. Harvard M.A. (Math) Boston University Mathematics Treasurer PTSA MRS. RICHARD E. SANTELLA B.S. Atlantic Union College M.Ed. Audio-Visual, Boston University Graduate Study, Albany State College Coordinator Audio-Visual Services Audio-Visual Club MR. JAMES ST. CROIX B.S. Northeastern University U.S. History American Issues MISS KAREN SARGENT B.A. Smith College History Metco Adviser “ MR. JOHN J. SULLIVAN B.S. Boston State College Earth Science MISS MARIE H. RUWET B.S. Univ. of Mass. Home Economics Asst. with Gymnastics MR. FREDERIC A. SCOTT B.S. Tufts University M.S.T. Univ. of New Hampshire Unified Science, Physics fi wis, Mn DI eee nes. om - A -] MISS BETH TELFER A.B. St. Joseph College University of Madrid Spanish Spanish Club MISS ELIZABETH WOOD B.A. Swarthmore College Mathematics MRS. RHODA TASCHIOGLOU A.B. Vassar College Ed.M. Boston University English MR. STANLEY P. ben Abram MRS. ELISE ZIMMON A.B. Mount Holyoke College M.A. Middlebury College A.A. Dean Junior College French B.A., M.A. Suffolk University Guidance Counselor MR. PAUL WALSH B.S. in Ed. State College of MRS. SANDRA J. TOPALIAN Fitchburg B.A. Simmons College Industrial Arts Mathematics (Woodworking) halls north hall Mr. Bradford Sargent, Director Mrs. Laura S$. Pollock, Counselor MRS. LAURA S. POLLOCK A.B. Radcliffe Ed.M Harvard North Hal! Counselor 108 MR. BRADFORD SARGENT A.B. Clark University M.A. Northeastern University American Issues North Hall Director north hall, under the direction of Mr. Bradford Sargent and its active council, has kept the 600 wing lively, as well as involving the whole school in its activities. the highlight of this year was a halloween party for fifty children from the settlement house in Boston. lunch, candy, and entertainment were en- thusiastically provided as north hall became trans- formed for one full afternoon. reaching out of the sphere of north hall, the film “far from the madding crowd” was sponsored as a school-wide fund-raising activity, and a lecture and ecology movie were also presented under its auspices. room 619, juniors, Miss Electa Kane: front row, Fordon, Lennan, Pike, Schou, Peterson, Parfenuk, Picone; back row, Plumley, Pitman, Pitcher, Porter, Radford, Naegele, Walsh, Petroph. room 621, juniors, Mr. Carl Perkins: on stairway, Hudson, Martinec, Macgilvra, Li, Locke; standing, Malonson, Maenpaa, DeLuca, Martin, Marsh, Foust, Mackinnon; driver, Mahoney room 614, juniors, Miss Jane Hamlin first row, Frank Pinto, Montie Monroe, Robin Mount, Rory McCullough, Mike Moulton, Stacy Page, Ellen Mayock, Sarah Meyer; second row, John McCabe, Kevin Mikoski, Ellen Phinney, Leslie Miller, Ron McLeod. room 602, juniors, Mr. James Newton Bottom to top, Marlene O’Brien, Richard Nichols, Steven Murphy, Donna Ovian, Judith Perry; Susan Parrott, Barbara O’Brien, Nancy Parker, Elaine Parker, Mr. Newton; Janice Paulsen, Kathleen O’Connor, Kathryn Partridge; Kelly Neelon, Rebecca Outten, Alaric Naiman. aie J room 618, sophomores, Mrs. Karin Flynn first row, Alan Ey, Rebecca Frost, Richard Albee, Nancy Cannalonga, Peter Fitzpatrick, Paulette Armstrong, Cynthia Carter, Susan Chetham, Anne Burke, room 620, sophomores, Mr. Richard Murphy. first row, John Peatfiel d, Diana Robeck, Frances Preeper; second row, Rosemary O’Donnell, Richard Martini, Craig Smith, Christopher Morely, Nancy Mclininch, Margaret Rawson; third row, George Whitcomb, Steven Shurling, Janice Boreiko; second row, Richard Felt, Mrs. Flynn, Steven Anderson, Lyman Randolph, Sheree Brown, — — , Preston Cook, Glen Cousins, Andrew Bender, Andrew Thomas. Phos: = = i ites |S al 111 Charles Young, Debra Orifice, Linda Stearns, Shari Roth, Linda Parsons, Kimball Wells; fourth row, James Mercurio, John Sheehan, Carl Rubin, Andrew Weckesser, Leslie Nelson, Philip Sharkey, Jane Wilson, Elissa Paino, Jeffrey Pillion, Jeanmarie Murphy. room 616, sophomores, Mr. Richard Kelly: Bottom row, M. Holland, Mr. Kelly, D. Purvis, L. Pruitt, L. Grasty, S. Gillig, R. Johnson, S. Goodwin, S. Hathaway, P. Vollheim, E. Griffin, Iliescu, D. Knapp, J. MacNeil, D. Lewis, J. Griffin, W. D. Hegarty, A. Keyes,B Houston, S. MacGilvra, T. Landry, F. Kastler, F. Records; on steps, back row, L. Larhette, S. Kelly, Lake, E. Turcotte, R. Malerbi, D. Marrone, D. Joy; on railing K. Hammer. Not present, J. Lograsso, R. Wales. and down steps, front row, A. Lummus, K. Gedrim. A. ae room 617, freshmen, Miss Karen Sargent: Top row, Irvin Venne; On stairs, David Wallis, Paul Wilkins, Steve Smith, Ring, Danny Sims, Danny Trimper, Tom Tallini, Richar Liz Salmon, Kevin Turcotte, Diane Wiper, Peter Robison, Sewell, Jane Thompson, Doug Mangelli, David Reid, Cindy Jim Young, Debby Swan. Scherer, Bryce Tingey, Glen Woodward, Miss Sargent, Ellen room 613, freshmen, Mr. Andrew Oleski front row, Mr. Oleski, M. Jennings, M. Kaelber, T. Hester, L. Ericson, C. Kostic, V. Fox, P. Lainez, E. Keevil, M. Ide, B. Haeberer, C. Eisner, V. Ferguson, SS —— _ ee - ay room 615, freshmen, Mr. Donald Gould fr ont row, Sandra Locke, Pat MacKinnon, Sandra Meyer, Mary Ellen McNally, Marcia McGovern, Kim Popkin, Louisa Rand, Peggy Poundstone; back row, Valerie Nelson, Ramona Lucero, Kerry Norris, Lynne Lyons, Kenneth Li, James Martinelli, Mr. Donald 113 F. Hapgood; back row, M. Horwitz, D. Frost, J. George, R. Falzone, M. Harrington, L. Kusleika, K. Kennally, A. Goodwin, A. Leery, K. Johnson, A. Felsenthal, L. Lee, R. Haworth. Gould, Ed McCabe, Peter Quick, Stephen Moore, Mark Marrone, David Pitcher, Steve O'Malley, Mark Malonson, Steve Parrott, Darrell McKay, Darrell Murphy, Gerald Mryglot Absent, Stan Lawrence, John Bridge. room 612, freshmen, Mrs. Audrey M. Newton left foreground, Harry Ackerley, Steve Connolly, John Burke; first row, David Bates, Dwight Dixon, Mike Bresnahan, Mike Baldelli, Kathy Early, Janet Colantuono, Jean Belfrey, Sue Cannalonga; second row, Jim Devoe, Nancy Brettell, Lisa Dowling, Robin Appleby, Louis Davis, Jayne Brown, Sue Coppola, Joyce Dickie, Robin Chipman, Kathy Byington, Mrs. Newton; third row, Mary Carney, Ellen Bobroff, Sarah Crocker, Martha Davis, Anne Cheatham, Kim Curran, Gerry Mahoney, Rodney Drew. Absent, Joseph Mewborn. south hall mr. robert wentworth, director mr. hugh maginnis, counselor a er south hall’s scholarship drive this year involved both students and adults in the two communities. the hall council with Miss Patricia Clark as faculty chairman, raised $500 for a south hall senior planning future study, awarded for service and need. concerned about water pollution, south hall asked assistance from the state in planning field trips to determine its causes and organize student action programs. the hall also held seminars on drugs for freshmen. MR. ROBERT G. WENTWORTH B.M. New England Conservatory of Music M.M. Boston University South Hall Director Humanities Select Chorus | MR. HUGH P. MAGINNIS B.S., M.Ed. Salem State College C.A.G.S. Boston University South Hall Counselor Metco Counselor room 406, juniors, Miss Nancy Roberts Tetreault, Lance Woodward, Kent Spottswood, Darlene seated, Lynn Seymour, Ildiko Tary, Janet Sheets, Barbara Rando; third row, Bruce Stiles, Ted Pluff, Geoffrey Thayer, Tallini; second row, Joanne Sorrenti, Mary Sturgis, Lois Donald Sykes, Michael Thomas. little theatre, juniors, Mrs. Harriet Rogers Woodbury; second row, Tom Baker, Gary Whittemore, front row, Pam Wood, Susan Whelpley, Pat Yankun, Marian Anthony Lewtas, Jeffrey Woodward, Gary Welch, Peter Foster, Carol Wood, Karen Wilfert, Sandra Warner, Nancy Wellman. 17, AF compan passin atte tet: ‘| Ooo ee eee liens secon : ; ome . _ eas eae mci your — room 401, juniors, Mr. James DeSimone Bruce Gregory, Robert Reach, Diane Ring, Donald Ryther, seated, Louise Sartori, Margaret Ross, Gary Drake, Mary Steve Sargent, Ernest Taylor, Mr. DeSimone Reynolds, Deborah Williams; standing, Davis Robinson, room L 3, juniors, Miss Roberta Lieberman Tad Self, Roland Wales, Steven Towle, Frank Young, Mark front row, Miss Lieberman, Diane Secatore, Sara Kennedy, Coolbaugh, Peter Troisi. Bonnie Tobey, Margaret Toler, Sally Scherer; second row, room 408, sophomores, Mrs. Elise Zimmon first row, Stuart Hooker, Nancy Oliver, Dan Winchell, Bob Inguanti; second row, Margaret Marx, Bill Janes, Ken Hanchett, Christy Keevil, Paul Neumann; third row, Mimi room L-2, sophomores, Mr. Philip Joyce, Mr. John Gately seated, D. Towle, — , C. Stanley, L. Throckmorton, L. Sheldon, C. Scott, K. Row; standing, N. Rasmussen, L. Bishop, 119 McKennan, Bobbi Lane, Jane McDonough, Hal Morgan, Kim King, Andy Howard, Carl Gustafson, Mark Lawrence; fourth row, Carolyn Manley, Laura Hegarty, Bruce Marshall, David Jarvis, Maureen Griffin, Laurel Wigandt. K. Porter, Mr. Joyce, , Record, S. Wallman, A. Parting- ton, T. Smith, J. Peterson N.- Pinto, |. Richards, H. Steele, T. Stitt. . ‘ sae A i spe FER Gas? ere), cathaieRS its ae Cees ae Bi eshte ye ee yarn? peti Os a igh room 405, sophomores, Miss Beth Telfer first row, Janet Michael Coutu, James Alexander, James Gomatos, Daniel Andrew, Miss Telfer, Allison Benzie, Kim King, Stephen Frye, Barker, John DeJesus; third row: Sherry Flannery, Jean Kurt Davis; second row, Sheryl Ann Borg, Martha Young, Dickey, Robert Rand, William Adamson. room 413, freshmen, Mr. David Orr first row, Lisa Thomas, Orr; second row, Beth Robbins, Mary Lou Weathers, Beth Cynthia Walsh, Bobbie Reed, Chris Vitale, Melissa Shea, Skoll, Debbie Stone, Wendy Rice, Preston Robison, Kerry Pauline Yore, Debbie Rock, Dave Tanney, Jay Leppla, Steve Zeller, Bill Worthen, Steve Tobey, Steve Scherer, Jason Rugo, Smith, Bob Swanson, Doug Withrow, Dennis Trimper, Mr. David Williams, Cheryl Thurman absent, Debbie West. room 409, freshmen, Mr. David Javitch first row, David Kerrybrock, David Fullerton; second row, Tom Howard, Peter Johansen, Ron Kozloff, Barry Griffin, Heidi Hall, Connie Kirby, Trea Jozwicki, Melissa Levi, Beth Healy, Susan Gerry, Hildreth, Susan Kruse, Sue Flint, Nancy Lackenbauer, Connie Gary Harvey, Tim Lang, Valerie Foster, Nancy Leeming, Ron Hollis, Suzannah Keith, Twyla Field, Alison Gould, Chris | Hardy, John Irish, Ken Hite, Mr. Javitch. room 411, freshmen, Miss Ruth Buxton back row, Frederick Kathleen Nicholson, Michael McDonald, (hidden) Mary Nagy, Luft, George Loewenstein, Philip Palson, Bruce Nicholls, Joyce Maureen O’Brien, David Miller; front row, Victor Mangini, Patterson, (hidden) Sandra Prokowiew, Lisa Piermattei, Mr. Dorothy Rackemann, Katherine Martin, Sarah Outten, Karen Dinwiddie (substitute teacher); middle row, Mark Hanson, McKnight, Karen Murphy, Mara McSheehy, Corinne Mar, Anna Peter Moulton, Rachel Mafera, John Naatz, Carol Rappoli, Linné, Joanne MacArthur. 121 nee —isSsSCSsSCisS room 407, freshmen, Miss Carol Rudman first row, Kathy Dennis, Carol Atwood, Wynne Brown, Dyan Conway, Chery! Eastman, Mary Algeo, Kathy Bohman, Mary Lisa Burns, Sue Dudley; middle row, Lincoln Bent, Chris Hill, James Ackerley, Fred Ellis, Jerry Doherty, Glen Barker, James Doyle, Fred Ciampi, Richard Davis, David Carley, Eric DeWallace, Paul McGinn, Michael Cutler; top row, Pat Caffrey, Sue Lundahl, Sue Marion Carroll. Irish, Deanna _ Colarusso, Sue Cheatham, ‘oe ‘Se epinemwncdetinmre ARERR east hall miss marion f. edwards, director mr. thomas J. o’brien, acting director mr. gerald n. kriedberg, counselor SS east hall’s major projects were its series of school visitations and its all-year effort to make the freshmen feel welcome. Miss Edwards and the east hall council, with Miss Linda Frail as chairman, arranged an exchange of visits for small groups of students and faculty to neighboring high schools. in addition to the freshman picnic, the sophomores sponsored a hallroom period breakfast for them. MISS MARION F. EDWARDS B.S. Beaver College Univ. of Maine, Advanced Study the east hall faculty held its second social hour _—_East Hall Director for parents during the fall dance, and again ae sh pve a MR. GERALD N. KRIEDBERG 4 b : con ie ve. : - entertained the entire faculty at a “getting-to A.B., Ed.M. Boston University know-you” coffee during mid-year exam week. Counselcs F Me +: yin | MR. THOMAS J. O’BRIEN 4 B.A., M.Ed. Boston College ; ' M.A.T. Brown University’ ; Acting East Hall Director Science Senior Class Adviser Varsity Tennis Coach In memory of kent forbes ‘72 Kent loved, and was talented in, the arts, particularly music and drama. fittingly, the “Kent Forbes Memorial Fund” will make possible this summer “A Festival of the Arts” at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional, open to all Lincoln and Sudbury young people who share these interests. Eldorado Edgar Allan Poe gaily bedight a gallant knight, in sunshine and in shadow, had journeyed long, singing a song, in search of Eldorado. but he grew old — this knight so bold and o’er his heart a shadow fell as he found no spot of ground that looked like Eldorado. and, as his strength failed him at length, he met a pilgrim shadow — “shadow,” said he, “where can it be — this land of Eldorado?” “over the mountains of the moon, down the valley of the shadow, ride, boldly ride,” the shade replied, — If you seek for Eldorado.” last summer Kent was associated with the “Weathervane Theatre” in Whitefield, New Hampshire, playing with Mr. Dean Aldrich in their “two-man orchestra,” and also appearing in stage roles. this photograph of Kent is from the last scene of “Camelot” in which he was performing at the time of his death. The quotation is from a review of this production. “Tom of Warwick, the young man at the end of the play who embodies all the freshness and hope of the future, is extremely well portrayed by Kent Forbes.” photograph by courtesy of Lawrence Presby, Littleton, N.H. review by Carole Gross —=— i =e? i? Cie Bee ky room 518 juniors, Mr. Philippe Lemieux Courtney, Peter Chandonnait, Maria Clementi; Dexter first row, Gordon Churchill, Kevin Corrigan, Edward Chadsey, Thomas Crawford, Paul Cousins. Chisholm, Bill Cox, Floyd Armstrong; on shoulders, David room 323, juniors, Mr. David Bronson Dempsey; second row, on steps, William Emden, Beryl first row, Robin Popkin, Mary Sue Naegele, Richard Davis, Derderian, Joseph Murphy, Robert Ditzel, Sidney Larhette, Ralph Newton, Martin Shroyer, Richard deMont, Dennis Kiyo Tabery. missing, Domenic Cucinotta, Gary Larsen, Daniels, Anne Danese, Deirdre Davis, Susan Verhault, Paul Phoebe Ledger, Michael Nurney. 126 room 303, juniors, Mr. John Alves Patricia Hennessy, Sam Hathaway, John Hester, Bob Hildreth, front row, Martha Hanks, Denise Lefort, Janet Hatch, Susan David Jacobs, Chris Jackson, John Ingard, Cathy Bowden, Kay Hatfield, Ann Heffernan, Judy Hewey, Jan Holland, Rocky Homan. Absent, Paula Hoey Hill, Susan Henderson; second row, Mr. Alves, Ellen Holroyd, room 302, Mr. Dean Aldrich, juniors Kennedy, David Johnson, John King, Douglas Keenan, Phil Mr. Aldrich, Karen Johnson, John Jarvis, Pat Jennings, Betty Kelty, Michael Kane, Craig Kelley. 127 room 520, sophomores, Mr. Thomas Geagan; first row, Cindy Partridge, Carrie Leeming, Jeanne McNabb, Nancy Page, Tom Mann, Linda Pirrello, Sue Powell, Bill Nichols, Declan Moore, Bill Powell, Jim Panetta, Dennis Lottatore; second room 521, sophomores, Mr. Richard Maciel front row, Cheryl Wilfert, Dorothy Woodley, Diane Valentino, Pamela Shay, Andrea Steinhilper, Rachel Siegle, Henry Daniels, Charles Swan, Michael Reece, Cynthia Royal, Beth Waldron, Mr. row, Lisa Orabona, Henrice Shane, Bill Nebesky, John Lynch, Stuart MacFarland, Bruce Marshall, Dana Larson, Doug Morgan. Maciel; second row, Jeftrey Seeckes, John Tol, Paul Scharfenberger, Robert Smyth, Douglas Williams, Jonathan Walkey, James Ryan, Lawrence Tighe, Steven Stansel, Lynn Westgate. 128 1 room 321, sophomores, Mrs. Miriam Coombs, Miss Judith Cooper, David Mussoni, Tim Calkins, Ron Clayton, Stephen Adams. seated, Weston Liu, Lisa Adelson, Linda Scheerer, Farr, Robert Colarusso, Jane Crandall, Joan Lippman, Pam Kathy Coan, Anne Cummings, Bob Levin, Bob Boyle, Nancy Beers, Jacky Bianchi, Leslie Angell, Jenifer Bump. Absent, Denisevich, Guy Dietrich, Mary Blanchette; standing, Susan Gary Bahlkow, Ellen Dowey, Laurie Dunn, Nancy Harrington, Dyer, Larry Bauder, Jonathan Billings, Penny Caras, Ross Alicia Martinelli. room 322, sophomores, Miss Linda Frail first row, John Frail, Suzie Patterson, Pat Purves, Bonnie Howard, Jane Kahler, Tom Caira, Sven Ingard, Cheryl Hicks, Judy King, Finan, Martha Galligan; third row, Joe Kelly, Chuck Hall, Leslie Kornfeld, Brad Gonyer; second row: Louis Buscemi, Frank Feeley, Diana Hanks, Anne Gibson. Lincoln Fullerton, Debbie Guethlen, Marcia Hawes, Miss 129 ; room L.H., freshmen, Mr. Laurence Davidson Gary Williams, William Whalen, Douglas Toomey; third row, | first row, Robert Young, Paul Zygala, Mr. Davidson, Dane Julia Tristan, Rebecca Wells, Susan Voight, Frances Wood, Winship, Paul Wright, Thomas Zeller; second row, Geoffrey Alan Welch, Robert Day, Leigh Whittemore, Peter Thomas. Ward, Thomas Zichella, Monica Wollmar, Marianne Yorston, room 522, freshmen, Mr. James Moir Sykes; second row, Bill Robinson, Tim Reed, Dave Rees, first row, Melinda Patton, James Sartori, Glen Pihl, Steve Dave Sloan, Dave Reach, Jon Pluff, Mr. Moir, Jenny Ragan, Sheehan, Steve Rudolph, Ted Poulos, Mark Tarin, Donna Sue Richards, Leslie Owen, Ginny Provencal (hidden) Roessler, Ellen Parker, Lindsay Scott, Cherly Sottile, Karen 130 room 513, freshmen, Mrs. Ouida Bailey first row, Judy Nichols, Linda Medowski, Angela Massa, Marie Munroe, Peter McGee, Edward Haley, William McGraw, Mrs. Bailey; second row, Joy Mackie, Elise Manley, ae a Se a bw) room 511, freshmen, Mrs. Frances Ness first row, Cheryl Garrison, Joan Thurston, Linda Getz, Helen Harmon, Marcus Hathaway, Eric Kessel, Howard Grant, Alan Freimont, Paul Johnson, Mrs. Ness; second row, Heather Hill, 13] Maureen Lynn, Michelle Lemoine, Chris Moran, Jack Lapidas; third row, Andrew Linnell, Richard McKnight, Mary Levin, Janis Milroy, Robert Martel, David Mahoney. absent, Jan Naegele Anne Fernald, Abigail Flint, Linda Kojabashian, Christine Huneck, Paula Evangelista, David Herndon, Craig Gustafson, Thomas Janes, Stuart Heinecke, Edmund Kane, Kurt Hollocher. Fe Sh 4 on fag le ig A lay 3 cant : Ni hae as room 510, freshmen, Miss Anna Duncan first row, Cheryl Davis, Gale Bergen, Susan Caia, Madeline Claffey, Judy Brier, Carlson, Donna Collins, Donna Cortri ht, Kim) Wri Ms Pam Borg, Doris DeRidder, David Cross, Rick Barker, Jeff Debby Butler, Bill Allard, Mike Adachi, John’Daigle, Sabrina Bump, Ken Castle, John Cheney, John Cook. Azar, Miss Duncan; second row, Debby Beaudette, Brian west hall mr. raymond s. martin, director mrs. betty Jane adrian, counselor west hall again served breakfast in the cafeteria to hungry students from all halls. proceeds benefited the hall scholarship fund. a fall dance was both a social and financial success. the active west hall council has also sponsored forums on a variety of subjects. MR. RAYMOND S. MARTIN B.S. Boston College M.S. Union College West Hall Director Chemistry MRS. BETTY JANE ADRIAN B.A., M.A. New York University West Hall Counselor English In memory of newton p. de normandie honest, independent, lively, fun-loving, Newt was always ready to help anyone in difficulty. he had found the work he loved and was eager to learn all that could be known about automobiles. at the time of the accident he had just been accepted in the General Motors Institute, in Dedham, and had arranged to carry his academic subjects as well during the ten-week course. the “Newton Prouty DeNormandie Memorial Fund for Vocational Studies,” established by his parents and supported by contributions from a legion of friends, will give Lincoln-Sudbury students with vocational interests, opportunity for the further study he had planned. “if a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. let him step to the music he hears. . .” henry david thoreau he heard his “drummer” at Steele’s Auto Body Shop. room 7, juniors, Mr. Richard Johnson Philip Grover, Charlotte Braun, Karla Gustafson, Deirdre first row, Caroline Bridge, Louise Bush, Jan Blanchette, Bruce, Michael Brown, Michael Griffin, Terry Griggs, Karl Kathryn Brown, Karen Brooks, Anne Campobasso, Edward Greene. Burke, James Bomba, Rich Boles; second row, Mr. Johnson , “ room 104, juniors, Mrs. Sandra Topalian (hidden), Tana Goodwin, Stephanie Hall, Beth Greene, first row, Abbie Rockwell, Jan Garavano, Sue Fox, Kathy Meredith Fox, Wendy Gary, Charlie Hall, Mark Gould, Lee Hallett, Marcia Frost, Midge Garland, Donna Hall, Mrs. Grason, John Grabill, Peter Frost. Topalian; second row, Tony Martinelli, Maura McGinn, room 2, juniors, Miss Betsy Colby Farley, Jo-Anne Ellis, Andrea Doherty; third row, Paul Dickie, first row, Linda Eaton, Janet Evangelista, Stewart Ellis, Michael Thomas Ellis, Spencer Edmands, Parker Emerson, Robert Farr; second row, Patricia Emmons, Rebecca Fernald, Susan Eastman. room 3, juniors, Mr. William Galvin second row, Jeff Sharpe, Jack Barry, Alan Berry, Spencer first row, Sue Allard, Paula Bergen, Pat Ackroyd, Jean Allain, Amesbury, Jim Bell, Mark Andrew, Mark Beaton, Steve Lis Anderson, Gail Bigwood, Martha Allen, Diane Bergeron; Atwood. 137 room 415, sophomores, Mr. Terry Miskell first row, Jeanne Robichaul, Renee Prokoview, Judith Rymsha, Linda Schlichter, Julie Thompson, Lynne Parshall, Kathy Verhault, Judith Rowe, Deborah Walsh, Robert Wood, Diane Stott, David Swanson, David Ross, Douglas Wellock, room 104, sophomores, Miss Linda Bellotti first row, Barbara Blossom, Pat Eppling, Janet Fagerlund, Karen Gil, Sally Ahlberg, Cindy Doherty, Deborah Bean, Karen Butler, Marsha Bozeman, Sharon Dennis, Gail Benson, 138 Don Place; second row, Clifford Reichert, Mark Pihl, Robin Oram, Anne Theriault, Paul Varriale, Elissa Pearmain, Wendy Torode, Jeanette Shambaugh, Tad Spiller, David Pratt, John Tullie, Carl Smith, Eugene Verbryke. ea cage STI Barbara Grellier; second row, Ed Crawford, Bob Hamilton, Cornell Grasty, Brad Carpenter, Chuck Anderson, Bob Gajewski, Brian Corr, Tony D’Amato, Bill Drury, Carl Combs, Bob Bender, Linc Duffy. ass Simat: i 4 % room 1, sophomores, Miss Marie Ruwet Housman, K. Ludwick, C. Korhonen, T. Irvin, W. Hardy, J. first row, C. Lynn, N. Leger, J. McGreenery, B. Kano, K. Joyce, MacLachlan, S. Meyers, W. Oliver, R. Harvey; third row, Miss D. Haworth, G. Benders, J. Lockhart, R. Maier, H. Jordan; Ruwet, S. Briggs, F. Hugill, R. Hilton, P. Nunez. second row, S. Moore, B. Neblett, K. Kelley, J. Jelinek, S. oom 422, freshmen, Miss Elizabeth Wood Ziegler, D. McGraw, B. Sullivan, B. Russell, M. Woodbury, J. : first row, F. Yindra, J. Taft, P. Stetson, R. Truesdale, H. Wing, T. Smith, S. Ross, W. Thomson, B. Touchette, R. Taylor, J. Sawyer, ; Walter, B. Stroup, P. Tighe, J. Whelpley, C. Welch, P. P. Senecal. Richardson, A. Venne, Miss Wood; second row, D. Walker, J. 139 room 419, fréshmen, Mr. John Bragg first row, Patti Lane, Chris Finelli, Charley Woodson, Nikki Hammond; second row, Beth Keenan, Rick Little, Betsy Hawes, Arlo Frost; third row, Joe Foley, ; Dana Korhonen; fourth row, John Lewis, Danny Huse, Mr. Bragg. room 420, freshmen, Mr. Albert Palmer first row, Sara Victoria Pearmain; second row, Mr. Palmer, Gary Pil- Reece, Susan Paro, Consuelo O’Connell, Melissa lion, Donald Podsen, Peter Murphy, Dennis’ Mahoney, MacKimm, Nancy McLaughlin, JoAnn McGovern, Edith Robert Raker, Glen Murdoch, Richard Moore, Jon Queijo, Neblett, Donna Manzelli, Martha Paine, Diane Allen, Robert Norling, Gregory Maynard, Russell Nichols, Charles Diane Proud, Mary Ann Morrissey, Patricia Mellish, Martine, Kevin Loughlin. room 418, freshmen, Mrs. Jane Leverone front row, Cynthia Brady, Jill Brooks, Karen Baker, Marion Dunn, Susan Blair, Joanne Dietrich, Gail Covitt; second row, Paula Donaldson, Gail Carmisciano, David Eaton, Robert Beckett, Edward Davin, William Cruikshank, Mark Buttner, Michael Devenau, Gary Colpitts, Donald Clark, Mrs. Leverone. not pictured, Mary Coolidge, Nancy Aiken, Wendy Anderson, Robert Campobasso, Tracy Davis, Francis Basile, Tony Drake. Margaret Ellis, Kurt Cearley, 143 ‘Y te Aa a RE ere cr Re ER ett ood J academics through probing and communicating in formal classes, informal seminars, and free discussions, the 1600 students and 106 teachers have found that much in the way of mutual knowledge and understanding can be realized by working together, with an emphasis upon learning. many new elective courses, as well as the modified traditional courses, have made this year at L.S.R. a learning experience. the revelation of ideas through self-discovery in free discussions and independent study projects, and their practical application has made learning and being in school more relevant to our lives. this meaningfulness of education has been carried over to the work-study program which integrates knowledge with its practical application to the business community. L.S.R., with its freedoms and changing curriculum is preparing individuals for the future. | materials center Instructiona 148 growing and adapting to the needs of our ever-expanding student body in their varied academic and intellectual pursuits is the “instructional materials center.” the addition of several new librarians, the new check-out service, the “enforced hush,” the “student book monitors,” the extra study carrels, lounging chairs, the wide paperback book selection, and the creative student art gallery have not only increased the capacity and efficiency of the library, but have added new dimensions and opportunities for student use of the library’s facilities. beside being the center for intensive research and individual recreational pursuits, the library is used for many activities as well. its peaceful atmosphere is interrupted after-hours by many a rousing faculty, school committee, student exchange, or homecoming meeting. audio-visual services A et is rs Va under the direction of Mr. Richard Santella the audio-visual department has taken a definite step forward this year. it offers both teachers and students a wealth of materials and services unheard of in the traditional library. av serves as one of the school’s primary resource, research, consultation, and advisory centers, for today’s teachers and students rely on the au- dio-visual communication afforded them in films, transparen- cies, tapes, and slides. TT it english the field of english electives has ex- panded this year with the addition of semester courses in Shakespeare, phi- losophy, and public speaking to the already established drama, film, imagi- native and expository writing, words and their ways, and yearbook produc- tion. many upperclassmen have chosen to substitute the newly-offered two elec- tives for the conventional full year en- glish course. junior and senior independent study plans have varied widely for those admitted to the program, including individual research, team research, and classroom teaching, all in close rela- tionship with a faculty adviser. the foreign language department, headed by Miss Cécile Brault, added two new teachers, Mr. David Javitch, french; and Mr. John Lucas, Spanish; to its roster this year to serve its expanding student enrollment in four languages — french, german, latin, and spanish. fourth and fifth year students taught lower level classes, or conducted those of their peer groups, in an experiment aimed at involving students in the teaching experience. le mathematics with the addition of several new teachers to its staff, the mathematics department has made innovations in approach. the chief change is in the three combined ju- nior-senior trigonometry classes which meet at the same time block and integrate pro- grams. in addition to the elective courses in computer mathematics and number theory, several students have opted for independent study, for the first time, in math. 154 nna t eee i i : history and government this year the history and government department added a course in ancient history to its many offerings. in an innovation in procedure upperclass- men may now take courses in “things russian”, non-western world, modern european, american history, and american issues in any year. the manda- tory freshman course, a teamed approach to the humanities, includes history, art, music, and litera- ture. the icon project for “things russian” was a spe- cial feature this year. 156 itheemiemiennteetianree working to make science relevant to our lives, the earth science, biology, physics, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, health and human, unified science, and advanced science classes have been able to put meaning into scientific knowledge through self-discovery and practi- cal application in the laboratory and in indivi- dual projects. science is no longer a subject to be taught from textbooks. SGiGiiGS 157 Stine mesma Lee arena, unified science the unified science program coordinated by Mrs. Ouida Bailey and Mr. Frederic Scott is now in its second year of opera- tion. the three-year sequence, centraliz- ing on the unity of the universe as a theme, traverses the boundaries of biolo- gy, chemistry, earth science, and physics by using common conceptual themes in- tegrating the four into a meaningful, un- repetitious curriculum. during the fourth year unified science students will pursue advanced individualized programs in one of the four disciplines. Mrs. Bailey’s sophomores are conducting a titration experiment to study plant and water absorption. 2 eee oé-= physical education under the auspices of the physical edu- cation department several students have embarked on a liberal independent study program, in place of the regularly sched- uled classes. continuing in this indivi- dualzed trend, the department hopes to move to an all elective system for physi- cal education and to incorporate the outward bound program into the curricu- lum. ae —. Fe man tee 163 the industrial arts department has added several girls to its classes this year, in addi- tion to the 300 boys it serves. work in the four arts — wood, metal, mechanical draw- ing, and electronics is divided into separate study intervals, and will be expanded into a continuous curriculum during the coming year. several students are pursuing special- ized programs through independent study. home economics with the addition of a new faculty member, Miss Ruwet, this year the home economics department Is continuing in its pro- gram of alternating seven-to-ten week units. time is devoted to food preparation, clothing construction, child development, marriage and family, and economic affairs, in the hope of pre- paring the girls for the future, and of developing individual in- terests. art planning has already begun for the elec- tive program which will be introduced at the beginning of next year. in team-group fashion, classes are being exposed to different teachers for several weeks at a time. art, one of the most popular sub- jects, has been further enhanced by the addition of a course in etching to the concentrations in jewelry, ceramics, and painting. RMN Sa OE Pw business although business students still study typing, bookkeeping, and stenography, they also have ex- perience with modern business machines, including computers. since many are already employed, instruction in the preparation of income tax returns is included and the course in business law is practical and popular. college bound students profit from elec- tive courses in notehand and per- sonal typing. OO fifty students are enrolled this year in the work-study program directed by Mr. Joseph Pacenka of the faculty, in cooperation with local employers. their academic classes are scheduled in the morning and in the afternoon they go to the stores, offices, restaurants, and automotive service stations where they are employed. some students plan immediate business careers; others are earning money for further study after high school. 169 in all the outward bound courses the group of participants worked together to achieve a common goal, although there were personal, as well as group accomplishments. most of the program now takes place on school property — the initiatives course, the wall, the fence, the beam, the ropes course, and the tires course. rapelling, prusicking, and cliff rescue were conducted off the gym wall. each group had a weekend excursion to Crow Hill for rockclimbing and rapelling. all the groups had solos during which the individual found a closeness to nature and realized himself. one of the groups went sailing on its final expedition, another went mountain climbing, and another kayaking and canoeing. drown proofing was taught to all the groups. this year teachers, as well as students participated and assisted in the course, ask yourself, ‘“can | do it?’’ and answer, “1 can.” ... “the best way is your own way” O.B. certainly clarifies a per- son’s character... “Il am now richer in valuable experiences, friendships, knowl- edge and potential.” . . . Barney’s “infal- lible’” sense of direction . . . rapel marks on your jacket ... “tremendous’’ “the challenges are big, but the pride of accomplishment matches the job’ living without excess. . . “I learned that | could do things I’d swear | couldn’t do.” .. “If you’re not in agony, you’re not having fun.” . . . blokes . . . Barney and Mike — the indispensable leaders... “| did it!” . . . wish it didn’t ever end. 174 activities student exchange La e Socess + foreign students, teacher and student ambassadors, and experimenters assembled on the lawn of the Pierce House in Lincoln, before the annual student exchange welcoming dinner. seated, Jacky Cook; Marie-Laure Desaules, Switzerland; Dottie Mead; Anne-Li Serden, Sweden; Donna Carter; Hilda Heger, 178 people meeting people, helping each other to understand themselves and the various cultures of the world — this is one of the many goals of the student exchange committee. people the world over share a desire to meet each other. the student exchange committee makes this happen, and tries to eliminate some of the barriers so the experience will be more enriching for all concerned. } 1 Norway; Sachiko Yamada, Japan. standing, David Steinhilper, Chris Gould, Chris Keevil, Miss Betsy Wood, Bonnie Taffe, Carolyn McQueen, Dale Jacobs, Steven Gregory, England; Funmi Adesanya; Almos Mihaly, Belgium; Ibraham Parvanta, Afghanistan. 1 a ernnes Lincoln-Sudbury has five exchange students this year, pictured here with their host families and fellow world travelers. seated, Janet Armstrong, Marie-laure Desaules, Dottie Mead, Anne-Li Serden, Carol Bergen, and Donna Carter. standing, Ricky Parker, Chris Gould, Chris Keevil, Steven Gregory, Miss Betsey Wood, Sidney LaRhette, Bonnie Taffe, Carolyn McQueen, Steve Reach, Dale Jacobs, Almos Mihaly, Robert Wilson, Ibe Parvanta, Mike Howard, and Kevin Squire. 4é ... a small but certainly significant step toward world peace . ft 179 Dale Jacobs, Switzerland. Bonnie Taffe, Israel Chris Gould, Luxembourg Miss Betsy Wood, Switzerland Billie-Jean Nebesky, Brazil Chris Keevil, Language Camp, Canada 1969 ambassadors 180 Carolyn McQueen and Donna Carter spent their junior year at Cheadle Hulme School, England. This year Andy Kramer and John Smith, Class of ’71, are at- tending Cheadle Hulme. the student exchange committee wants to involve as many people as possible in all aspects of world living. the international dinner very successfully unites people of different cultures and enables them to learn about each other. everyone is invited to enjoy international cuisine, meet the exchange stu- dents, and hear the ambassadors describe their summer experiences. international dinner Sachiko answers questions about Japan. ambassadors and their friends enjoy the dinner. Dottie Mead introduces the ambassadors at the program which follows the dinner. both students and parents enjoy looking at articles brought back from the var- ious countries. (above) Mrs. Varnum Mead, (left), chair- man of the international din- ner. Almos enjoys dinner with his friends. (below) BEAN WEP E AEE ia Pane SL yPRrornieihes the student exchange committee owes its success to a group of enthusiastic adults and faculty members. Student Exchange Committee Mrs. Herbert Eaton, Chairman Mrs. Daniel Carter Mr. David Clapp, Faculty Mr. George Fernald Mrs. John French Mrs. C. Ely Haden Mrs. Leon Hester Mrs. Richard Lang Mrs. James Leeming Mr. Terry Miskell, Faculty Mrs. John Moore Mr. Victor Neumeier Miss Carol Rudman, Faculty Mrs. Gordon Winchell Miss Betsy Wood, Faculty everyone enjoys the annual christmas party. Dale plays Santa to the exchange students. Student Exchange Officers Dottie Mead, President Carolyn McQueen, Vice President Dale Jacobs, Secretary-Treasurer preparing Christmas dinner shh SY A, ey 1969 foreign students Marie-Laure Desaules, Switzerland Steven Gregory, England Almos Mihaly, Belgium Ibraham Parvanta, Afghanistan Anne-Li Serden, Sweden “double, double, toil and trouble.” adding the finishing touches Almos talks about Christmas in Belgium. tay Theatre The Regional Players PAREEV A) | “Gold In The Hills” Or “The Dead Sister’s : Secret™ by J. Frank Davis December 4, 5, 6 186 Nellie and John Skip Winchell (Sheriff) Phoebe Ledger (Barbara) 187 “What the devil are you doing?” Geoffrey Herman (Murgatroyd); Richard (Derelict); Paul Neumann (Slade) Barbara Moir (Lizzie) “I’m to be a city woman now!” Nellie (Kati Mihaly); Murgatroyd (Goeffrey Herman) “Goyon) it’s real E Raa ELEN Nitti oi “és ' “He must not see me here.” She will never darken our Kati Mihaly (Nellie) Eg OO ln heat a Quartet — Bill Canty, Bob Moir, Stan Schultz, Bob Boedecker. “You can give me the bundle.” Kate (Karen From); Little Tommy (Tom Hogan) 7 “Aha, my proud beauty Geoffrey Herman (Murgatroyd). Monty Dermon, Phoebe Ledger, Jan Garavano. “Why, Mother — | think it’s hot stuff!” The Vanderlops: Ellen Keith, Katrina Robeck, Dan Walker. John Alves (Hiram Stanley) “Hawkshaw, the detective.” Paul Neumann as Slade. The Dancers: Karen Gill, Jan Garavano, Linda Scheerer, Linda Schlichter. by i ia modes Pew 4 “And may heaven forgive you, for | never can’.”” Chris Walkey (John Dalton) The making of a villain Mr. Mitchell and Murgatroyd (Geoffrey Herman) “If you ask me, he’s a good-for-nothin’ villain, and | don’t care how soon you tell Karen From (Kate) him | said so!” Lizzie (Barbara Moir) Ken Robins, Narrator Richard Parker (Derelict) “Is this a one or a five?” Rodica Iliescu, Monty Dermon, Bob Boedecker, Bob Hildreth “Great heavens! You mean you'll leave me to his mercy?” “This is yours.” “You'll rob no rubes in here!” Big Mike Slattery (Bob Boedecker); Pete, the Rat (Monty Dermon) Steve Reach (Professor) “Oh, the poor young girl! ‘Bout the age of Nellie, she looks like.” Spare wy 2S sdk concert band the 70 member concert band, directed by mr. lorne a. ford, performed in many concerts this year, including the annual christmas concert, and the pops concert. in each program thee band has presented varied types of music. this year the music department conducted a monthly recital series in which band members performed as soloists, in ensemble groups, and as a concert band. band officers were terry keevil, president; bob boedecker, vice president, and edna barker, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Ford in concert ; ue bar 169 with the pickup. Let’s go!” ’ seg Pees S BUR 68 Abie Bit lth caeing som ie aOR 194 (nis glimpse and a few sounds are the only impressions most people have of the band. All District Musicians orchestra band Barbara Schultz Abby Rockwell Terry Keevil Chris Keevil Bob Boedecker Stan Schultz Bob Moir trumpeters in rehearsal, Bill Kirshner, Bob Boedecker Dan Winchell, and Dana Larsen t Mr. Donald March, Director of Music, is a new and welcome addition to the music department. an ex- cellent violinist in his own right, he has developed the string ensemble into a performing unit, as well as encouraging and assisting in all Regional’s music programs. only six more rehearsals before the next concert . . . intonation clarinets . . . not bler, bler, bler — play it staccato — tah, tah, tah... ‘third trumpets!! . . Singing watch!! wind ensemble bass section, Lincoln Bent, Chris Keevil, Dennis Milroy, Stan Schultz | 2nd tuba, Tom Wellman Matt Reich on clarinet 196 the wind ensemble in rehearsal 197 198 select chorus select chorus started off its year of concerts on October 22, in the little theater. this was followed by a practice rehearsal at Brooks School in Lincoln. members of the select chorus rehearsed their music with students from the Brooks School chorus. select, mixed, and special choruses sang in the annual Christmas concert. this concert ended with the singing of the magnificent “Hallelujah Chorus” in which alumni joined. a pops concert in April, a tour to New York and New Jersey in the spring, a recording in May, and a concert on June 14, for M.I.T. alumni, were all performed under the superb direction of Mr. Robert G. Wentworth. Chris Nelson and Mr. Dean Aldrich accompanied the chorus, enlarged this year to 85 members. officers president — John Chu vice president — Christine Nelson section leaders — Keller Haden Lis] Donaldson William Canty Edgar Johnson Mr. Wentworth directs choruses and alumni in the “Hallelujah Chorus”, accompanied by the instrumental ensemble. 199 the bearded one. . . bassos, more sound . . . Just for kicks, let’s see what happens . talk, talk, talk . . . the piano must be out of tune... altos are too loud... rehearsal at Hadens . . . sectionals? what sectionals? . . . QUIET! . . . yourre flat, sopranos . . . chorus 1 and chorus 2. gusty tenors. . . where are you bassos? select chorus in rehearsal Mr. March conducts the chorus in a rehearsal of Brahms ‘‘Requiem’’, to be performed on the spring tour. special chorus front row, Jeff Becker, Steve Towle, Jan Blanchette, Keller Haden second row, Edgar Johnson, Gordon Winchell, Bill Nichols, John Chu Mr. Aldrich, Chris Nelson, Lis! Donaldson, Betty MclIninch, Ellen O'Donnell, Bob Boedecker, Bill Canty, Stan Schultz. the special chorus of twenty members sang for some Classes at Brooks School, Lincoln, in the fall, in the Christmas concert, the pops concert, and on the spring concert tour. they also sang a group of french songs at the french club dinner, all under the patient direction of Mr. Dean Aldrich. Mr. Dean Aldrich mixed chorus in rehearsal mixed chorus this year, due to a lack of boys in select chorus, mixed chorus became a girls’ , chorus. The forty-voice chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lorne Ford, sang in a fall concert in the little theater and in the Christmas concert. national merit finalists three Lincoln-Sudbury seniors became National Merit Finalists on the basis of their scores in the national examinations taken dur- ing their junior and senior years. Chris Gould, Karen From, Katrina Robeck homemaker of tomorrow bebbieachamte deborah mailhot ’70 was lincoln-sudbury’s winning contestant in the betty crocker search for the american homemaker of tomorrow, a na- tional competition consisting of a written test. mathematics contest team Pg tae, every practice session begins with refreshments (Bob, Jeff, Karl) fun and games Kevin, Mr. Galvin, Lisa, Karl Ken, Kevin, and John “volunteer” for categories 203 Richard and Jim work on some typical problems the math contest group participates monthly in the Massachusetts Association of Mathematics League. there are four divisions in the league with 34 schools in all, and 9 in our division. we usually place third or fourth in our d ivision and seventh or eighth in the entire league. Mr. William B. Galvin is adviser to the team and the contestants are: seniors, Remi Browne, Jacky Cook, Dusty Miller, Kevin Squire, Robert Wilson; juniors, James Adelson, John Drum, Jeff Lang, Karl Li; sophomores, Richard Kusleika, Hal Morgan, John Tol; freshmen, Dan Huse, Ken Li. Remi preps for the next contest french club the french club planned and worked to help finance a group trip to France. in addition to bakesales, the club gave a french dinner on February 5. all the food was french and was prepared in the school cafeteria by the students with the help of faculty advisers, Miss Patricia Clark and Miss Carol Rudman. during the dinner the special chorus sang and members of the french club did a “can-can” dance. the students left for France on April 9th. five days in Paris and three days in the Loire Valley were climaxed by a week on the Riviera before returning mademoiselle Clark and her “can-can’” dancers home on April 25. monsieur Aldrich and his special chorus members added french songs to their repertoire for the evening. a section of the cafeteria became a french restaurant, and club members its staff french club standing, Linda Kojobashian, Sue Dudley, seated, Miss Patricia Clark, Pat Yankun, Donna Ovian, Cynthia Doherty, Frances Wood, Kathy Brown, Sue Nancy Woodbury. Whelpley, Diane Secatore, Robin Popkin, Tana Goodwin; x ES. ey ea — ' Ree ances | oa SUELO Project Spain participants, Barbara Grellier, Barbara Early, Michael Brown, Scott MacGilvra, Miss Beth Telfer, adviser. Other participants not pictured: Bobbi Lane, Bonnie Tobey, Ellen Mayock, and Richard Petroph. spanish club the spanish club, after a very enjoyable trip to spain last year, participated in a follow-up trip this year over an extended april vacation. leaving april 9th aboard a tap portuguese airways jet, the group landed in lisbon, proceeded to madrid, and climaxed the trip with motorcoach tour through andalusia, before returning home on april 23rd, 205 Miss Telfer and Steve Gillig anticipate the trip to Spain german club winter activities included attending a german Christmas party at Norwell front row, Mr. DeSimone, adviser; Norman Wright, Trevor Fougere, Arlo Frost, Janet Fagerlund; second row, Russell Taft, David Stevens, Kevin Squire, Don Sykes the german club began its activities early this year with a July trip to Freiburg, Germany, in which eleven students stayed with german families, while studying german in a “Gymnasium.” the club sponsored the “Oktoberfest,” a dinner attended by 300 people including members of the german clubs from ten nearby schools. High School, and hosting a Skat (popular german card game) tournament at the school. slides, discussions, and demonstrations were also prevalent this year. Mr. Santella highlighted these events with an excellent presentation of artifacts of the World War II period. in April, the club climaxed the year’s events by participating in the Boston University German Fest, “Tivoli,” which featured a meal, entertainment, recitation contest, and dancing. Weston Liu, Ned Burke, Alan Freimont, Kevin Mikoski, Eric Williams radio and electronics club the radio and electronics club, now in its third year of existence, works through mutual assistance on individual projects to teach interested students the material necessary for obtaining their amateur radio licenses. with Mr. Andelman as adviser, the club plans to set up another ham radio station. Fernald volunteers front row, Miss Marylin Haley, adviser; Sandy Waye, Mary Metlish; second row, Ernie Taylor, Doug Wellock, Jane Jelinek. every Wednesday afternoon some 25 students from Regional board a bus to the Walter E. Fernald School, a state mental institution in Waltham, to participate in a volunteer program specifically designed for the group in conjunction with the Massachusetts Mental Health Association. upon arrival at the school the volunteers separate and work in different capacities in three areas of the complex — units for young children, older women, and blind persons. under the direction of staff psychologists, social workers, doctors, and special teachers, service in areas of individual interest is made possible. West Building: Margaret Wellock, Bonnie Griffin, Meredith Fox, Pat Gorman, Judy Rymsha, Helen Har- mon, Virginia Fox, Pam Beers, Cathy Madore, Diane Pound, Helen Fougére, Pat Jennings, Christine Vitale; Wheatley Hall: Bob Hamilton, Dave Gardner, Ri- chard Hilton, Doug Wellock, Ernie Taylor, Almos Mihaly, Sandy Waye, Mary Zygala, Mary Mellish, Paulette Armstrong; Green Blind Unit: Linda Schlicter, Patricia Mellish, Cheryl Eastman, Maureen Lynn, Sue Lundahl, Patricia Caffrey, Judy Smith. first row, Chris Vitale, Diane Pound, Chesley Haden, Helen Fougére; second row, Pam Beers, Bonnie Griffin, Sharon Kelly, Meredith Fox. 207 the council this year has moved into new areas of interest and controversy. the year was one of turmoil and discontent for many of the representatives, and, indeed, for much of the school. council members have spent much time in debate — concerning both the role of the student council in the school and the role of representatives in the council. council members have questioned the structure of the council and what many feel are its outdated rules and policies, and through this questioning they are attempting to change the structure. methods of teaching and of learning; courses and their goals; and the extent of student rights are issues that representatives have confronted. student council members organized a collection for the scholarship fund in memory of Newton P. DeNormandie. they have been involved in “project listening’ and have attended administrative council meetings. the year has been one of communicating and not communicating; of concern and of apathy; of action and of lassitude; of listening, and of talking. above all, in an unprecedented way, representatives have been thinking. John Kelty, student government president. Linda Tetreault, secretary a meeting of council representatives, elected by hallrooms this year. student government Dana Gardiner, vice president of the council 209 seated, Betty Ciesla, editor; Mr. David Bronson, adviser: Betty McIninich, Susan Ostroff: standing, Janet Adachi, Jane Oliver, Karen Reichert kaleidoscope this year the kaleidoscope staff de- cided to publish a series of issues of the literary magazine, rather than the traditional single issue. all were en- tirely the result of student effort, from staff the material written and chosen, to BETTY CIESLA, EDITOR the artwork, and the printing. JANET ADACHI JACKY COOK PAT FORDON JANICE HUMMEL BETH MAILHOT BETTY McININCH SUSAN McQUISTON JANE OLIVER SUSAN OSTROFF KAREN REICHERT TAD SELF MR. DAVID BRONSON, ADVISER selection session foreground, Janice Hummel, Beth Weickstein, Janet Adachi, Pat Fordon when in the course of human events. . . the old dies — then comes the new: and promethean begins again — new staff — new format — new adviser — new publisher how did publisher | come to defer to publisher II? . . goodies and homeroom. . . in what lounge? where? . flowers, marches, Culloden, and October 15 special. . . banners, bookburning, bandwagon, and school committee election special . . . the unschooled inspired singing of Gaetano Barreca. . . and in between that which made temporary waves: Lawsuit Threatens Addition Editorial: The Metco Incident Collage Il: A Tradition? Parents Protest School Books Are You Listening? Editorial: A Plea for Sanity Football Faces Losing Streak Student Voice in Teacher Choice waves on the unplumbed reality behind the label: Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. promethean editor, Beth Weckstein adviser, Miss Electa Kane promethean staff homeroom — the faculty lounge ite copy editors, Sandra Waye and Betty Ciesla dyad every night all week . . . dedicated fourso me . missed deadlines . . . last minute picture-taking .. . are you finished with the copy yet? . . . layout specialists . . . telephone calls . . . unidentified faces . . . cover controversy . . . “they’re all the Same size”... originality ... never enough time . “oh, boy!” . . . “you’ve got to put his picture in”... getting out of classes ... philosophical and political discussions . . . heavy quotes. . . “why don’t we . “ . now, the supplement. . . the best ever.’ checking senior writeups, Louise Dunn, Mrs. Coombs, Miss Adams, advisers. drama co-editor, Barbara Moir; business manager, Lee Ann Ganey ‘70 dyad co-editors, Diana Frost and Jacky Cook Ben Loder, chief photographer and Rob Jevon, photography editor 213 Baril Gti Bitinay E96 She ae OSs Lis! Donaldson and Paula Cunningham writeups help with Dottie Mead, student exchange editor, works on senior picture layout, while class president, Bill Kirshner, composes. a e—— i, eel choosing pictures for the closing section, Miss Adams, Keller Haden, chorus editor, Paula Cunningham, Diana Frost, co-editor; Elaine Doyle, and Jacky Cook, co-editor. 214 a fo) _ A. planning session, Barbara Moir, drama editor; Sara Mundo, senior writeup editor, Diana Frost, co-editor, Bob Wilson and Louise Dunn. aie photographs photographers John Davies and Ben Loder, with Bob Greenleaf, ice hockey eaitor. 215 Jan Ahlberg ’69 answers Beth Greene’s questions about Mount Holyoke. Cai Emmons ’69, a member of the first coed class at Yale University was bombarded with questions about this unique experience. each of the seventy alumni identified himself and made a brief comment about his college. listening as Stan Gerson ’69 speaks about Harvard are, Hammond, Norton, McQueen, Coffey (Hidden), Crowell, Shroyer, Johnson, and Blake. as Elmira freshman, Marilyn Merz, and Stan Gerson, Harvard, com- pare notes, Ted Lewtas, Colorado School of Mines, and Mr. Brad- ford Sargent, faculty member, discuss the perennial question at such meetings, “were you pre- pared? are we doing all we could?” homecoming GaGa 909 more than seventy recent graduates returned to Ls.r. for the annual homecoming reunion. the graduates, high school juniors and seniors, and faculty members gath- ered in the auditorium for a formal question and an- swer session about college, service, and job experiences. an informal social hour in the library followed, and many chorus alumni return- ed for the evening Christ- mas concert, joining in the traditional closing selection, the “Hallelujah Chorus.” 5 . ‘ % ae eo . “ ay | on varsity SOCGERIIGg dual county league champions | victories over two strong clubs, arch-rival Medford and eastern mass. champs, Needham, set the Warriors off to a great start, only to be shocked by a psyched- up team from Xavier. the strength of Lincoln-Sudbury showed as the team came back a week later to handle that same Xavier team easily, 3-0. entrance into a new league, dual county, forced I.s.r. to take on some college freshman teams, including the Boston University frosh, in a game played at night | on tartan turf. also included was an old rival prep school, Andover Academy. Coach George Horton Coach Norman Swicker Daniels to Sargent; setting up another Warrior goal. Capt. Ed Denehy conditions his team. 220 the strength and depth of the halfback line was a great factor in the success of the I.s. soccermen, as they continually punched the ball to the forwards for a shot. seldom did they allow the opposition possession in l.s. territory much less to get a shot off. Rich DeMont, above, and Terry Keevil, below, head the ball (Xavier game) Earl Daniels makes sure the ball will fall in for a goal. 221 the season, for the most part, though, was leading up to the eastern mass. playoffs; the scrimmages with colleges, the five on five every wednesday, and the sprinting at the end of each practice. all of this for a shot at the state championship. preoccupied with that thought, L.S. tied a strong team from Wes- ton just before entering the playoffs. this gave L.S. the 9th seed in the field of 12 and forced a prelimi- nary game with 8th seeded Dennis-Yarmouth, the cape league champs. on a damp and dark monday, the teams met and fought till dark in a 2-2 tie, no better off than when they began — just a lot more tired. a sudden death playoff was scheduled for the next day. again the two teams met at Duxbury. three minutes and 26 seconds after the whistle blew, everyone was back on the buses. Varsity Squad Front row, MacKinnon, Podsen, Berry, Sargent, Beaton, Capt. Ed Denehy, Sartori, T. Keevil, Sauter, E. Daniels, Haas; Second row, Parfenuk, Parvanta, Spiller, D. Daniels, Wilson, Chu, DeMont, Ey, Boles, Barnicle: Third half time ce row, Murphy, F. Mannarino, Page, Becker, Hagenian, Grabill, Marshall, Courtney, P. Cousins, Meehan, Coach Horton. Not in picture, Rappoli, Poor, Greenleaf. ih a wii varsity record L S Opponent scrimmages Xavier Framingham South Needham Boston Univ. Freshmen Clark Univ. J.V. Worcester Polytech Nichols College Frosh Boston College Frosh (o’time) (o’time) MOwhWON WW A NOON NO non-league Medford Xavier Andover Academy Oo Nb (o’time) j=) FEN SY ee ee league championship soccer demands vigorous practice sessions, giving to exhaustion in games. above, Bill Rappoli; below, Ibe Parvanta. - ee Acton-Boxboro Wayland !ynnfield Weston Bedford Acton-Boxboro Weston Bedford WoBBbnNwstun =|=-O0ONnN COCO Eastern Mass. playoffs 2 Dennis-Yarmouth 2 (dlb o’time) 2 game continued 3 (3rd o’time) 223 Rich Boles takes out Weston goalie and scores. Scott Marshall (13) and Alan Berry (29) follow the play. varsity soccer wo Mevde : e's left halfback Fred Wilson dribbles toward opponent's goal. Alan Ey drops back on defense. Capt. Ed Denehy moves to keep the ball in the attacking zone. Fullback Wayne Poor defends the goal against Xavier. (Warriors 3, Xavier 1) Denny Daniels typifies Warrior offensive power in Wayland Boston College player blocks off Ken Sauter so goalie game. can control the ball. Sr ie ee ee sant 5 adi junior varsity: front row, W. Nichols; Co-Capt Linc Duffy; R. S. Ingard, R. Wood, G. Winchell, H. Daniels, W. Oliver, E. Hardy, P. Murphy; T. Janes; P. Varriale, R. Cooper, J. Walkey; Kessel, M. Jennings, K. Wells, Mgr.; missing from picture, second row, C. Keevil, W. Nebesky, W. Hardy, T. Calkins, W. Co-Capt. Tom Baldwin; M. Reece, C. Swan, D. Ryan, R. Janes, A. Keyes, G. Cousins, T. Spiller; third row, Coach Clapp, Gajewski, C. Anderson, S. O'Malley, S. Lyons, D. Podsen. the j.v. soccer team carried on a winning tradition with a 13-1-1 record. coached by newcomer Mr. David Clapp, the well-balanced team played a fast attacking game parlayed with a virtually goal-tight defense. led by a strong sophomore contingent, the attacking line of Reece, Swan, Varriale, Cooper, and Cousins booted in an average of 4 goals per game. The halfback line of Bill Janes, Dan Ryan, and Co-Capt. Linc Duffy set the controlling pace of each game with strong tackling and heading. the defensive pair of co-captain Baldwin and Keyes, with Calkins and Walkey in the goal, led a defense that in the first five games of the season shut out every Opponent. strong second and third team personnel maintained a pressing attack. Tom Janes flicks in goal against Wayland. 13 — 1 —1-— record for junior varsity soccer champions warmup before the game (Bill Oliver) “wonder if Reece can put this corner kick in the goal area?” (Coach Clapp) Steve O'Malley slips pass to Ross Cooper (Weston game) save by goalie Tim Calkins. the highlights of the j.v. season were an inspired win over a tough Andover j.v. team, and a well- fought series with a Dover varsity that produced a 0-0 tie and a 2-1 loss in the last five minutes, marring an otherwise perfect season. The season ended with a 9-0 trouncing of Weston and a 2-0 victory over previously unbeaten Lexington. first varsity football squad: front row, G. Corbett, J. F. Armstrong, T. Sims, B. Emden, J. Gomatos, K. Greene, Cialdea, J. Clark, P. Hill, Richard Alibrandi, Co-capt; P. Dempsey, mgr.; third row, head coach Lewis Baldwin, Bruce Albrecht, C-Capt.; R. Eastman, D. Lewis, B. Cox, T. Carroll, P. Lynch, D. Ripple, J. Lyons, J. DeJesus, J. M. Lewis, A. Carpenter; second row, C. Mryglot, J. Newton, K. Clough, T. Griggs, M. Johansen, J. Huber, Calareso, D. Armstrong, R. Noyes, W. Canty, J. Inguanti, Coach Peter Pietz, Coach Bill DeRosa, T. Ellis, mgr. Bobby Noyes breaks away against Acton-Boxborough varsity football Coach Pietz gives instructio Coach Baldwin shouts encouragement at Lynnfield. offensive line sets defense huddles around co-capt Bruce Albrecht (51) the first varsity football season didn’t bring many touchdowns on the field, but the coaches agree unanimously that this was one of the finest groups of young men that ever participated in athletics at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. from one who has coached many, Coach Baldwin aide eae od eee tree rpeees ge SF GERRAO THR) Le api “eer ee, OE FET ORE EN ARG OS Ayteidie oan Gr erred ON Re Re. DEE Lee iy aed ae SS TS junior varsity squad, front row, C. Gustafson, R. Bender, T. Green, row, Coach Oleski, Coach Rausch, W. Cruikshank, Capt. Bill Cox M. Coutu, B. Malerbi, R. Davis, D. Mahoney, M. Tarin, R. Little, J. D. Williams, Capt. P. R. Cook; R. Reach, A. Weckesser, P. Paulsen, Lynch, M. Johansen; second row, J. DeGraeve, S. Ellis, B. Emden, Paul Cook, D. Sims, P. Canty, D. Keenan, R. Norling, Coach T. Griggs, Capt. John DeJesus; K. Cameron, L. Tighe, D. Trimper, Pacenka; trainer, Paul Dempsey. Capt. Bob Eastman; F. Armstrong, A. Keough, J. Newton; third junior varsity football John DeJesus defensive back, tackles in Acton-Boxborough game. Zeal the junior varsity football team lost 5 games, tied 1, and won 2. one of these wins was a Satisfying 6-0 defeat of Westwood in the final game of the season. among the fine prospects on Coach Andy Oleski’s squad are juniors, Paul Cook, Bill Cox, Bob Eastman and Bob Reach; sophomores, Bob Bender, P.R. Cook, John DeJesus, Tom Green, John Rogero, Larry Tighe, Andy Weckesser, and Doug Williams; freshmen, Bill Cruikshank, Phil Paulsen, and Mark Tarin. all the players won the respect of their coaches and their avid fans. 232 —— half-time pep talk practice warmups in the heat? cross country team: first row, Rudolph, T. Howard; second row, Chisholm, Reed, Capt. Taylor, Sharpe, Stitt; third row, P. Wellman, T. Wellman, Plumley, Pinto, A. Howard, Houston, Coach Miskell. Missing, Neuman, Rubin, S. Sheehan, J. Sheehan. Ed Chisholm, Andy Howard season record 4 wins-8 losses Look opponent L 28% Westwood 26% L 49 Ashland 15 Epa! Wayland 26 Lee: Bedford a2 29 Lynnfield 28 L 40 Weston 21 W 28 Westwood 29 L 44 Ashland Fe W 26 Wayland 30 W 26 Bedford 30 W 20 Lynnfield 30 L 43 Weston 20 (lower score wins) 234 start of Bedford meet Gaon me Tavicr cross country the cross country team got off to a slow start this year, mainly because of injuries and a small turnout, however the harriers came on strong at the end of the season, defeating four teams that they had previously lost to. the team was led throughout the season by junior captain Ernie Taylor and by sophomore Paul Neumann who ended the season by setting the L S course record against Weston. Jeff Sharpe and Brant Houston also finished consistently in the top five. the team shows great potential for next year, since all are underclassmen who will be returning. the team would like to thank Coach Terry “nice guy” Miskell for all he did throughout the season. Coach Miskell and loyal supporter, Larry George Tom Wellman varsity squad: front row, S. Fox, D. Jacobs, Captain Joy Hill, J. Blanchette, P. Cunningham, Teddy, M. Allen, M. Ross, N. Colantuono; second row, Mgr. Jacky Cook, Coach Athy, L. Devereux, P. Jennings, S. Amadon, M. Zygala, S. Underhill, E. Mayock, K. Haden, P. Wells, D. Place, T. Webb, B. Fernald. varsity field hockey team undefeated in 1969 season keep cool!!! ... % dozen jelly, please! ... puddles much .. . runaway horsel? ... push passing... “twinkle [OCS ea eessplinting. 20 coach: Webster ... Weston rivals... the undefeated season 236 left inner: Leslie Devereux drives for the goal. “what’s wrong with you people?” Captain-elect Pam Wells seniors (clockwise) Sharon Underhill, Mary Zygala, Paula Cunningham, Keller Haden, Dale Jacobs, Sue Amadon, Joy Hill Sharon Underhill breaks free. Joy and Leslie rush for the ball eng the seniors varsity record LSR Opponent 3. Lexington 0 5 Newton South O 3 Westwood 6) 1 Concord-Carlisle O 238 LSR Stoneham Winchester Westwood Weston Wayland OoOnrANON Opponent Sees junior varsity: standing, N. Hammond, L. Grant, J. Bump, L. Underhill, L. Angell, D. Valentino, B. Waldron, Megr.; S. Richards, W. Kastler, Mgr.; J. Richards, B. Lane, K. Ludwick, D. Conway, A. Fernald, L. Row, S. Hathaway, Coach Pullo; CROSS) eae Coach Pullo it’s organic; it will rot. . . Estelle, Gertrude, Merriweather, and Gladys . . . goalie sisters, mini Butler . John? John?.. . . Huntley Gruntly ...rrive! ... let’s take the scenic route. . . apple money. 239 LSR kneeling, A. Martinelli, D. Knapp, N. Page, M. Blanchette, K. Butler, Teddy D. Butler, B. Kano, S. Chetham, C. Korhonen, L. LaRhette, N. Pinto. junior varsity field hockey Opponent junior varsity record Lexington Newton South Westwood Concord-Carlisle Stoneham Winchester Westwood Weston Waylane 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 “the varsity must win this one.” “go, Warriors!” j.v. captain Mary Reynolds, Lisa Paino, Linda Scheerer, Judy McGreenery, Sue Parrott, Judy King retarded flies and bees. . . Leslie, do we have to have practice today? . . . party on the soccer bus are you a front or a back¢ ... thank you girrrls! . . . if we can get 45 people by 12 o’clock ... Ey can! ... hey! you a football player? are we on Offense or defense? .. . let’s do SPIRIT! St elotige x jv. co-captain Sue Allard, captain Mary the seniors: Judy, Linda, Sandy, Leslie, Diana, Chris, Jane rigs fall cheerleading varsity cheerleaders: front to back, Maria Clementi, Leeming, Chris Lynch, co-captain Jane Reynolds, Diana Nancy Woodbury, Judy Murphy, Karen Johnson, Kathy Frost, Sandy McClure. Sirianni, captain Leslie Fawcett, Paula Bergen, Linda Judy, Jane, Chris, Leslie, Sandy varsity cheerleadin e Bs € ciimiiienenc k ee See re len, : rene Mtpsispasssasitrr ak ee eT ee ee btm “ os - Nett a4 F front, Co-Captain Jane Reynolds, Captain Leslie Fawcett cheerleaders, left to right, Sandy McClure, Chris Lynch, Karen Johnson, Judy Murphy, Paula Bergen, Nancy Woodbury, Maria Clementi. sixteen cheerleaders! ... who are you tonight? ... m-m-m-m- maria! .. . kicked anyone lately, Karen? . all right, how many can do splits? . . . all those corsages . . . our lasagna dinner and our great movies . . . does every one know where she goes on this cheer? . . . our faithful provider of tootsie roll pops . 242 varsity cheerleading Awe, wet 6, INN 2 front row, Lisa Paino, Linda Pirrello, Ellen Phinney, Linda Scheerer; second row, Sue Parrott, Nancy Cannalonga, Captain Mary Reynolds, Judy McGreenery, Judy King. Captain Mary Reynolds are you an up or down? . . . | can’t do PEP! . . . loudly, lowly, and quickly . . . next cheer? ... can we go home at four? . . . next time let’s all get off the same way. . . soccer bus rides. ..1 feel like a fool! ... 243 varsity basketball in spite of a losing season this year, I s is looking forward to a strong season next winter, with 8 of 11 players returning. 4 of 5 starters were juniors, of these steve sargent and don ladd were stand-outs in the scoring column. the warriors will miss the services of seniors ken sauter, bob noyes, and mark thomas. 244 season record L S Opponent Maynard 61 56 Westford 61 62 Nashoba 55 ae. Westford 67 4] Maynard ay, 45 Wayland 45 41 Weston Dt 65 Bedford 40 34 Acton-Boxborough 57 41 Westwood 46 74 Groton 4] 64 Lynnfield 62 52 Ashland 63 61 Wayland 43 65 Weston 49 55 Bedford 50 a Acton-Boxborough 34 60 Westwood 55 68 Lynnfield 58 71 Ashland 83 49 tri-captain Rich Boles takes a jump shot from the outside. tri-captain Ken Sauter takes one from the corner. tri-captain Don Ladd scores on a lay-up. Dowk, Thundercloud, Pouch, Marco, Spaceman, Sexy Dexy, Boosie, Jake . . . blue- line... are you guys going to play ball tonight? ... “hit the slopes Noyes...” 43 pop on 2, a la Rocky . . . camel’s finesse. . . “take it out on the towel”. . . tech tourn. . . my grandmother. . . “here we go, dead-eye, here we go.” . . . “that’s terrible!” i = : i i ; 7 i eo As etme big Varsity Squad front row, Darrell Murphy, Mgr.; Ken Sauter, Steve Sargent, Mark Thomas, Dave Jacobs, Dexter Chadsey, Capt; Rich Boles, Capt.; Don Ladd, Capt.; second row, James Mike Moulton, Coach George Horton. Newton, Mgr.; Bob Noyes, Tom Baldwin, Paul Hill: third row, sii a ge btn Benen Male. alain Neale es SaaS NG Bed os es Smee sie aniaui Paks Riel nite yarns wigs Pee Sie cern ome F Mn aah ee ee mee eee Th a ge BA ee Tom Baldwin gets the rebound. season record iis: Op. L S Op. (scrimmage Dover-Sherborn) 39 22 Bedford 37 38 Maynard 46 23 Acton 43 30 Westford 49 44. Westwood 39 48 Nashoba 47 20 Groton 40 35 ; Maynard 50 29 Lynnfield 56 33 ; Westford 45 13. Ashland BZ 49 ; Wayland ay 35 Wayland 47 36 Weston 48 33. Weston 49 38 Bedford 30 34 Acton 50 51 Westwood 49 50 Lynnfield 4 6 33 Ashland 68 28 the L S J.V. Warriors posted an impressive 15-5 record. three of the five losses were by a one point margin. Standouts during the season were Richard Powell, Linc Duffy, Joe Mewborn, Brant Houston, and Dave Purvis. next year looks bright for Coach Oleski due to a fine junior varsity basketball nucleus of freshmen which will make the young F Warriors a solid group of contenders. ISeWinse eo 1OSSes time out for strategy; Coach Oleski and J.V. junior varsity squad first row, Ken Hite, Brant Houston, Linc Duffy, John Irish, Ron Hardy; second row, Bruce Marshall, Joe Mewborn, Frank Feeley, Wes Hardy, Richard Powell, John Tullie, Mgr.; third row, Coach Andy Oleski, Bill Oliver, Charles Woodson, Dave Purvis, Bob Norling, Jim Rich Powell makes one of his DeGraeve, Mgr. leaping lay-ups Brant and Joe battle for the ball in a close Wayland game. Rich goes up for two points. freshman basketball the freshman basketball team jelled, after a slow start, and won three of its last four games. a spirited offense and a tenacious defense brought the victo- ries. the spirit and competitiveness of the boys were excellent, and their achievements good — all encouraging to Coach Gould. Freshman basketball team first row, Stanley Lawrence, Steven O'Malley, Ed Haley, Ron Hardy, Peter Murphy; second row, Robert Stroup, Robert Norling, Peter Thomas, Bill Cruikshank, Eric Kessel, Barry Griffin, Coach Donald Gould the varsity: kneeling, Debbie Knapp, Margie Ross, Miller, Leslie Devereux, Jackie Richards, Steph Hall, Nancy Pinto, Joy Hill, Capt. Sharon Underhill; Lindsay Jan Blanchette, Sue Fox, Coach Edelmann. Burk; standing, Sue Chetham, Cindy Keough, Leslie varsity wins “S-man” basketball championship In billerica tournament 6-4 In regular season Jackie Richards adds scoring ability to sharp defensive play. 250 another basket for forward. Leslie Miller as she outjumps her opponent. varsity record L S Opponent tournament 40 Newton =) 56 North Reading 33 39 Lunenburg 28 season 40 Medway 24 50 Arlington 35 42 Wellesley 40 36 Weston 45 28 Winchester 30 51 Concord-Carlisle 21 42 Newton 48 61 Westwood 54 40 Lexington td 49 Wayland 41 — eu i — with extra effort Leslie Devereux gets the jump. Leslie ‘71 was named with Sharon to the all-star tourney team. 251 FORE “but they’ re rotten and have seeds’. Isadora. . . sticky paws. . . I’m so-o-o nervous. . . ankles and diseases . . . wolf woman and stumpy lady. . . the Billerica Tournament. . . m.v.p. award. . . loyal parents. . . looney birds. . . the “cardiac kids” . . . double overtimes . . . sundaes til 1:00 a.m... . comeback again. . . “you're te beautifu Joy Hill, key defensive player, scores on a jump shot. Capt. Sharon Underhill, named “Most Valuable Player” in the : Billerica Tournament, puts up a rebound. the four seniors Lindsay Burke, Capt. Sharon Underhill, Joy Hill, Sue Amadon. ee eee junior varsity kneeling, Heather Hill, Alicia Martinelli, Cory Mar, Madeline Claffey, Carol Rappoli, Kim Popkin; Lauren Underhill, Ellen Bobroff, Janice Milroy, Stephanie Hathaway, Linda Grant, Coach Edelmann. Not in picture, Sue Richards. standing, Wynne Brown, Nikki Hammond, junior varsity wins 9 of its 10 games junior varsity record Medway Arlington Wellesley Weston Winchester Concord-Carlisle Newton Westwood Lexington Wayland 293 “Rappoli — those layups!””. . . “settle down, we're going up!””. . . “but it’s the only one that fits’.”.. . . almost undefeated... “I’m a freshman!” . . . first 40-point j.v. . .. “Richards | or Richards I12” Coach Tom Hooper’s winter track team won four and lost three league meets in a fine season. the team will lose four seniors: Bill Haas, Nadell Hill, Steve Humphrey, and Tom Hogan. Galen Tinder, a strong runner in the 1,000. record setting sophomore, Paul Neumann, goes around Hanlon in the 600. speedy Bruce Stiles taking handoff — perfect form — victory concentration on the start of the hurdles (Jeff Becker) The man of many events (600, shot, mile, 1,000), Teddy Pluff, starting his kick. t Jeff Sharpe waiting to make his move in the mile everyone has his own way! 255 head down, the finish in mind, Nadell Hill on way to 4.8 second 40 yd. dash and a first. Steve Humphrey thigh jumper) tries:to'slese teem one of the fastest sprinters in the league, Joe Clark, valuable in the 300 and the relay. Winter Track Record '69-’70 L S Opponent Records 46 Acton-Boxborough 40 600 yd. dash-1:17.7, Paul | 37. Ashland 49 Neumann 48 Weston 38 300 yd. dash-34.5, Bill Haas | 62. Lynnfield 24 +Relay: at Boston Garden 56 Bedford 28 23) 32 Westwood 54 at Wayland eek, Gt 36 Wayland 50 2:33.5, team: Clark, Stiles, Neumann, Haas Mr. Baldwin, last year’s coach, couldn't ‘ f stay away from the meets. Ernie Taylor, 3rd in the state at the Boston Garden, holds off opponent in the 2-mile. is the bus here yet? . . . who’s got the baton? ... . Lew, just push the button . . . Haas, what do yo have in your mouth? ... Merry Christmas to the girls’ locker room. . . what am | running this week? - . . you got the red hot? . . . who got the snipes? . somebody wake up Sims . . . who are Elinoff and Orr anyway?. . . run?. . . rush hour in the 400 wing . . . basketball . . . check out the chick from . . . get psyched for Lynnfield? . . . do we have to practice today? ... Dr. Seuss’ psychedelic blue, foul weather, hall-running victory cap . . . doesn’t anyone want to run the relay? . . . Hooper’s chorus Our most improved runner, Rich Petroph, always came through for points in the 1000. 257 Co-Captain Rick Alibrandi demonstrates an ankle ride. wrestling Coach Pacenka’s enthusiastic spirit drove his team to a fine season. individual effort and determination, added to the team’s enthusiasm, resulted in Lincoln-Sudbury’s highest placement ever in the Chuck Mryglot sets up for a first row, Philip Sharkey, Hal Morgan; second row, Co-Captain Chuc k Mryglot; Rich Cannon, Sean Bilodau, Steve Wright, Bob Bender, Dennis Cannon; third row, Michael Nurney, Co-Captain Rick Alibrandi, Karl Greene, Dan Bianchi, Robert Smith, Tom Green, Gregg Creaser, Coach Joseph Pacenka. not pictured, John Grabill season record 5 wins — 8 losses Op. Framingham North Concord-Carlisle Foxborough Newton South Leominster Concord-Carlisle Needham J.V. vs, L Supyae 23 19 47 21 ab a 16 35 30 35 23 35 30 22 ee ee 1B. ‘e u '¢ ah mei. “— ‘ Dennis Cannon looking for the half. Sroourive |, . lea leaf’... “did you make weight?” . . . “Is that who | have to wrestle?” . . . dropin’ laxes . . . “who brought the chocolate?” . . . not Bouley! . . . contact lenses “crowd pleaser.” Karl Greene holds his opponent for a pin. East Sectional Tournament Results 2nd place Karl Greene Hwt. 3rd place John Grabill 138 Ib. class 4th place Rick Alibrandi 165 Ib. class 5th place Chuck Mryglot 155 Ib. Class 6th place Steve Wright 130 Ib. class State Tournament 5th place Karl Greene Hwt. 3rd place Rick Alibrandi 165 Ib. class SP a Be % x 6 opponent Weston Wayland Newton South Bedford Acton Westwood Lynnfield first line, Jacky Sheehan, Larry Page, Bobby Leger Steve Bahn (3), Goalie Tom Sartori (1) L S N NM =| NYO | pO WN? - ODO CO auacicieastenenecacnnnianatate Ueatetetststcst chee 3 wins, 3 ties, 8 losses EN pe Aa RA OOON WwW WNW A wo many new fans supported Lincoln-Sudbury’s hockey Va fs Cy hockey team this year as the Warriors struggled through a frustrating season. sparked by the 1 goalie of the league, Tom Sartori, the team just missed upsetting Lynnfield, and top seeded Wayland, dropping both games 3-2 in the final moments. Coach Hansberry Sartori gets help from Calkins and Bahn varsity squad: front row, Ed Chisholm, Tom Pontbriand, Bob Leger, Larry Page, Tom Sartori, Co-Captain; Steve Bahn, Co-Captain; Steve Grande, Bob Greenleaf; standing, Coach John Hansberry, Chuck Swan, Chris Ryan, Dan Ryan, Ted Barnicle, Jacky Sheehan, Rich deMont, Tim Calkins, Tim Reed, Brian Sullivan, Norm Leger, Coach Phil Irving. ELA BLEAK IIR I I AERA Sly CP Pee x OS x ‘ ey ee oo eA eee. x Soe oe 4 4 aan : PRI IA A PRL RLER LIL 2 Loo eo @ A er ro 4 i xe Soe xy 4 eM wo fe , oD, ©, Pie x x J 3 4 261 the seniors: Bob Leger, Tom Pontbriand, Larry Page, Steve Grande, Tom Sartori, Steve Bahn, Bob Greenleaf Sartori clears stopped puck in Acton game. oy J ‘ s f an | me | oe Bis. i a J 3 ob aad “ . : ee it F Chris Kerrybrock, Mike Brown, Mike Howard, Bill Nebesky, Mimi McKennan, Paul Cousins, Steve Atwood, Karen Jones Debby Butler Martha Lawrence Glen Cousins “the times they are a’changin’ for Coach Betsy Colby’s ski team too, last year we finished sixth out of eight schools. this year, with ten schools in the league, we finished fourth, only eight points behind third place Wellesley. Karen Butler won all four girls’ slaloms and tied for third place among 98 girls who raced this season. our Swedish exchange student, Hilde Heger, was 13th over all, i racing in only two cross-country races. Mike Jennings tied for 6th place. out of the 146 boys who | competed this year. | Kim Wells, Marie Desaules, Hilde Heger, Glen Cousins, Andy Howard, Lindsay French, Martha : Lawrence, Ed Crawford. | ski team Mrs. Joseph Dodge Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Lily T. Spooner Business Manager 2 . School Committee Secretary secretaries Mrs. Sheila M. Noah B.A. Regus College Librarian Mrs. Marguerite Urgotis Pupil Services Secretary Mrs. Caroline J. McGraw Department Secretary Mrs. Gertrude Patterson Mrs. Lois A. Rawson Pupil Services Secretary Secretary to Mr. Zarella Mrs. Mary A. Self Library Secretary Mrs. E. Dorothy Borg Mrs. Evelyn J. Kennally : Mrs. Ruth T. Cathcart Secretary to Mr. Millett Assistant to Mrs. Spooner . Ruliffson i Secretary to Mr. Rull Mrs. Martha Symington Mrs. Hope Baldwin Department Secretary Library Secretary Mrs. Virginia A. Maenpaa School Office Secretary he Mrs. Eugenia N. Garavano School Office Secretary 4 not pictured, Mrs. Mrs. Priscilla T. Baggesen or ae Audio-Visual Secretary Secretary cc ie Mrs. Margaret Downing School Office Secretary custodial and maintenance Staff Mr. Ernest H. Nilges, custodian 4 4 K ; Mr. Ellsworth M. Oulton, custodian Mr. Joseph J. Glebus, Mr. Robert L. MacGillivery, Mr. Mr. Paul T. Carlman, custodian Mr. John E. Valentino, custodian Robert O. Coates, Mr. Frank J. Ahern, custodians —— Mr. Chester R. Rafus, maintenance Ay. Mr. Oliver Wainio, maintenace RS RNRRAR MEL ésiAnatta ince cotmemman ect cL Hk i OL CRT es ARE: eam Rc RnN tee� Mr. James M. Horan, Jr., custodian guardian and adviser for the Dyad Mr. William F. McNeill, staff. Sr., maintenance | : e A q � er ae on not pictured, Mrs. Margaret Sabella, matron; Mr. Mark Cooney, custodian; Mr. Lewis E. Trumpolt, custodian; Mr. - Joseph J. Sabella, custodian. a and Mrs. and Mrs. . Dr and Mrs. Charles ie Keevil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennally . Mr. and Mrs. Miss Judith Adams Miss Cécile Brault Miss Ruth M. Buxt Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Mr. Joseph D. Krol Mrs. John J. Lockwood — Deborah Mailhot Mr. Raymond S. Martin bert E. mas Mi llett oh Sal Vhs altar Sovadcetucobh EET ES Bene Oe erine ‘Barton, Inter _Kleiser, Physical Ed itchell, History and hologist; Sheila hard Santella School Nurse; pi Borg, E. D: Maciel, Richard — Cathcart, R Magidoff, Richard Mailhot, Lydia — Er ‘Miskell, Terry — M Motr, James — Scie Murphy, Kathleen ais Eugenia _ Maenpaa, Virginia McG raw, Caroline Murphy, Richard — Ness, Frances — Biol Newton, Audrey — Newton, James — Oleski, Andrew = Orr, G. David Donald - ‘History oldberg, Patricia — Art ould, Donald — eter Gurney, Carol — Haley, Marylin — te Ec Hamlin, Jane — English Hoberman, David Mathem paul Horton, George S Ahett. Franke Counselor) : : Carlman, Paul ish Coates, Rober Cooney, Mark Glebus, Joseph : at Horan, James a3 ; : ; i ) acGillivery, R iy, Richard -- seals Nilges, Ernes: Kojabashian, Shirle a Health, Service Asst. Instructor Krol, Joseph — German Lee, John — Industriai Arts Lemieux, Philippe — Science Leverone, Jane — Physical Education Lewis, Philip = son, Pamela ‘72 son, Robert ‘70 Ib recht, Bruce ’ My A Mlexander, James geo, Elizabeth ‘71 Alg eo, Mary ’73 _ Alibrandi, Richard ‘70 - Allain, Jean , hae Allard, Suzie ‘71. ; Allard, William ’ Allen, Dia 3 Alle, Martha ’71 Amadon, Jane ‘73 . 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Debra ‘73 West, Patricia.’71 Westgate, Lynn ‘7 Whalen, William ‘73 Wheeler, Donna Whelpley, Judith 73 Whelpley, Susan Whitcomb, George Whitcomb, Linda ‘70 White, Denise ‘7 White, Gary ’70 Whittemore, Gary a, — mS aes ms a fans oo ea —— ae 3 ae x 2 pees tet ae ae Ri 1a ison, 3 a ee Ree = Dunn, — _aPl u er ise + obs, Bill Kirshne fen Lummus n d La ms and Lou a U a ee i da ingham, Monty Dermon le, oi r ro ett ro A . Fawc Ar ICS { : Es ra M ler Haden. Sha Paul m Jud 4ill e ie Sara Mundo ula Cunn H auter, Bob Noye Lesl Ben Loder Barbar Mr. Richa Kel S Pa iana Frost and Jacky Cook (acade iss D aoe cae eee tors ed Tyee ES teup or wri senior writeups . . t . seni copy ed Re ete ee hee % ; } “there is a time for some things and a time for all things; a time for great things and a time for small things.’ Don Quixote, Cervantes “a month of nights, a year of days, september drifting into mays.” € . i % é z 277 “time it was, and what a time it was . a time of innocence a time of confidences long ago. . . it must be. . . | have a photograph . preserve your memories; that’s all that’s left you.” Bookends Theme Simon and Garfunkel 279 “you and i have memories that stretch out longer than the road ahead.” : lennon and mccartney y ¥ : . . Bs mbes mp | Laas raat ti ah oer aa oh. + Rliyebegmee mney set ¥ 4 eit i i ; 5 Fe 3 % ¥ 4 | ibys: ie