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

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1973 volume:

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Prookowiew ENS Greg Acker page 33 Nancy Aiken page 11 Mary Algeo page 101 Diane Allen page 95 Jane Amadon page 11 Sallie Andersen Robin Appleby page 46 Carol Atwood page 55 Sabrina Azar Mike Baldelli page 41 Glenn Barker page 35 Richard Barker page 61 Fran Basile page 35 Davis Bates page 63 Debbie Beaudette page 13 Bob Beckett page 104 Jean Belfrey Lincoln Bent page 90 Gale Bergen page 100 Sue Blair page 67 Ellen Bobroff page 80 Kathy Bohman page 114 Pam Borg page 78 Sydne Bourret page 58 Cindy Brady page 76 Nancy Brettell page 98 Judy Brier page 115 Steve Broadhead page 102 Jill Brooks page 59 Jayne Brown page 57 Wynne Brown page 105 Regina Bryant page 48 Jefrey Bump page 53 Jennifer Bunce page 65 Mary Lisa Burns page 66 Mark Buttner page 103 Kathy Byington page 65 Trisha Caffrey page 39 Sue Caia page 53 Doug Caldwell page 14 Bob Campobasso Sue Cannalonga page 71 David Carley page 77 Cheryl Carlson page 58 Gail Carmisciano page 77 Marion Carroll page 61 Clark C. Cawthon page 88 Ken Castle page 95 Anne T. Cheatham page 38 Susan Cheatham page 68 Pana Chandrasiri John Cheney page 33 Dinty Child page 34 Robin Chipman page 70 Fred Ciampi page 50 | Madeline Claffey page 23 Donald Clark page 93 Ae 53 Oliver Colak nae 96 Joyce Dickie page 15 | } i aid : es Janet Colantuono page 72 Joanne Dietrich page 21 Tom Colby Jim DiPalma page 100 Anne Collet Dwight Dixon Donna Collins page 59 Karen Dixon page 86 } Gary Colpitts page 69 Gerard Doherty page 58 I Brian Connolly Paula Donaldson page 50 | Steve Connolly page 69 John Dorris page 71 i John Cook page 105 Heather Dorken ! Gail Coolidge page 102 Lisa Dowling page 62 Sue Coppola page 89 Jim Doyle page 58 | Bob Cortright Tony Drake pagers? Donna Cortright page 10 Sue Dudley page 45 Jillian Costa page 82 Joe Costello page 103 Craig Eaton page 33 Gail Covitt page 100 Chris Eisner page 94 | Bob Craig page 102 Fred Ellis page 22 | Sarah Crocker page 37 Margaret W. Ellis page 81 Leslie Cron page 103 Leslie Ericson page 19 David Cross page 70 Michael Eppling page 72 Bill Cruikshank page 104 Paula Evangelista Anne Cummings Jacqueline Fa page 12 Jane Cunningham page 52 Francis Faddoul page 26 Kim Curran page 20 Ray Falzone page 16 John Daigle Dan Fayen Danapakiam page 23 Eunice Ferguson page 78 Cheryl Eastman page 24 | Ed Davin page 73 Anne Fernald page 27 Louis Davis page 101 Trisha Fisher page 74 f Martha Davis Chris Finelli page 25 l Richard Davis page 31 Lisa Flather page 46 lj Robert F. Day, Jr. page 26 Sue Flint page 18 | Bob Day Dan Flynn page 80 i Ronald Del Papa page 93 Joe Foley page 82 | Kathy Dennis page 36 Michel Foret page 102 | Doris DeRidder page 13 Valerie Foster page 43 } Mike Deveneau page 19 Helen Fougere page 74 | Jim Devoe page 35 Laurel Faust page 49 4 Eric DeWallace page 81 Ginny Fox page 91 i Ethan Deutsh page 86 Alan Freimont page 92 HAN) Lindsay French page 51 Amy Fripp page 80 Arlo Frost Daniel Frost page 69 Dave Fullerton Sharon Gaffney page 114 Susan Gerry page 62 Elyse Goldberg page 90 Alison Gould page 26 Howard Grant page 89 Adrian Gras page 98 Brian Greene page 27 Paul Greenlee page 88 Debbie Gribben page 28 Barbara Griffin page 113 Barry Griffin Maria Claudia Guerra page 107 Trixie Haeberer page 91 Eddie Haley page 40 Chris Hallett page 91 Pam Hall page 113 Fae Hapgood page 110 Robert Hamilton page 79 Ron Hardy page 65 Christopher Harper page 112 Mike Harrington page 23 Gary Harvey page 101 Marcus Hathaway page 51 Betsy Hawes page 61 Robin Haworth page 51 Beth Healy page 103 Stuart Heineke page 83 Sally Henderson page 24 Connie Hildreth Scott Hinckley Ken Hite page 98 Cathy Hobson page 79 Steve Hogan page 109 Connie Hollis page 85 Kurt Hollocher page 87 Kenny Hooper page 64 Matthew Horwitz page 43 Tom Howard page 64 Myrna Hullum page 55 Christine Huneck page 25 Sue Huntley page 74 Dan Huse page 72 Melanie Ide page 57 Linda Irby page 114 John Irish page 40 Sue Irish page 33 Tom Janes page 38 Mary Jenal page 49 Steve Jennette page 30 Paul Johnson page 97 Alison Jones page 111 Doug Jones page 54 Janet Jones page 61 Karen Jones page 65 Trea Jozwicki page 30 Beth Keenan page 39 Ellen Keevil page 68 Elizabeth Kelly Sharon Kelly Kerri Kennally page 109 Chris Kerrebrock page 64 Eric Kessel page 86 Peter Kirby page 54 Marcian Koch page 30 Linda Kojabashian page 75 Dana Korhonen page 48 Susan Kruse page 97 Linda Kusleika page 44 Nancy Lackenbauer page 31 Pam Lainez page 36 Patti Lanempace 7 2 Tim Lang page 45 Jack Lapidas page 35 Stan Lawrence page 71 Linda Layman page 113 linda Vee page 31 Michele LeMoine page 28 Jay Leppla page 30 Lisa Levenson Marcia Levenson page 15 Alice Levey page 110 Melissa Levi page 43 Mary Levin page 96 John Lewis page 89 Kenneth Li page 32 Anna Linne page 18 Andrew Linnell page 54 Richad Little page 39 Sandra Locke page 20 George Loewenstein page 48 Joan Longland page 87 Kevin Loughlin page 14 David Lowry page 70 Ramona Lucero page 109 Fritz Luft page 67 Sally Lunn page 54 Maureen Lynn page 15 Lynne Lyons page 47 Tsanne MacArthur page 42 . Mackie Missy MacKimm page 68 Patti MacKinnon page 29 Rachel Mafera Dennis Mahoney page 16 Gerald Mahoney page 23 Robert Malloy page Mark Malonson page Sl NVA Chip Mangini page 82 Elise Manley page 49 Donna Manzelli Doug Manzelli page 24 Cori Mar page 77 Mark Marrone page 59 Bob Martel page 52 Charles Martinec page 28 Jim Martinelli page 69 Kate Martin page 27 Angela Massa page 50 Greg Maynard page 79 Ed McCabe Cheryl McCarthy page 92 Shane McDermott page 37 Rick McGarry page 38 Peter McGee page 15 Maura McGillicuddy page 21 Jo-ann McGovern page 66 George McGovern page 92 Marcia McGovern page 34 Dave McGraw page 10 Bill McGraw page 25 Cindy McIntosh page 22 Gerry McIntyre page 20 Darrel McKay page 84 Karen McKnight page 83 Rick McKnight Ann McLaughlin page 109 Nancy McLaughlin Mary Ellen McNally page 110 Dave McPherson page 29 Mara McSheehy page 52 Linda Medowski page 60 Patty Mellish page 79 Joe Mewborn page 43 Sandy Meyer page 70 David Miller page 28 Janis Milroy page 56 Mike Monahan page 62 Richard Moore Steve Moore Chris Moran page 42 Paul Morette page 10 Mary Ann Morrissey page 37 Peter Moulton page 21 Jerry Mryglot page 105 Ree Munroe page 39 Glenn Murdoch Darrell Murphy page 110 Karen Murphy page 20 Mike Murphy page 81 Peter Murphy page 24 John Naatz page 60 Jan Naegele page 34 Brian Nagle page 76 Tish Neblett page 108 Val Nelson page 46 Bruce Nicholls page 91 Judy Nichols page 81 Russ Nichols page 108 Kathy Nicholson page 44 Bob Norling page 21 Kerry Norris page 29 Helga Oberhauser Maureen O'Brien page 53 Lynne Odehnal page 63 Steve O'Malley page 19 Nina Ostar Sarah Outten page 40 Leslie Owen page 83 Martha Paine page 47 Phil Palson page 19 Ellen Parker page 10 Sue Paro page 75 Steve Parrott page 80 Joyce Patterson Vici Pearmain page 86 Kathy Penberthy page 52 Glen Pihl page 99 Geddis Varick Perkins page 92 Gary Pillion page 55 David Pitcher page 105 Donny Place page 97 Pam Plender page 96 John Pluff page 66 Don Podsen page 73 Kim Popkin page 90 Kathy Porter page 106 Ted Poulos page 67 Diane Pound Steve Price page 11 Renee Prokowiew page 115 Ginny Provencal page 115 Jon Queijo page 56 Peter Quick page 74 Mandy Rackermann page 38 Jennifer Ragan page 104 Bob Raker page 84 Louisa Rand page 42 Steve Randolph page 94 Carol Rappoli page 87 David Reach Sarah Reece page 106 Arthur Reed page 95 Roberta Reed page 108 Tim Reed page 29 David Rees page 95 Mark Reich page 46 David Reid page 87 Jim Rice Wendy Rice page 73 Sue Richards page 107 Margaret Richardson page 112 Irving Ring Beth Robins page 90 Bill Robinson Peter Robison page 62 Preston Robison page 84 Debbi Rock page 114 Donna Roessler page 50 Sue Ross page 41 Libboo Row page 76 Steve Rudolph page 32 Jason Rugo page 93 James Russell page 111 Lawrence Saklad page 106 Elizabeth Salmon page 57 James Sartori page 99 Andrew Scheff page 77 Cindy Scherer page 13 Carol Schieb page 101 Steve Scholten page 14 Lindsay Scott Peter Senecal page 99 Richard Sewell page 104 Debbie Shaw page 47 Keith Shaw page 12 Melissa Shea page 108 118 Steve Sheehan page 112 Beth Shellmer Steve Shurling Debbie Shewan page 27 Tom Sifferlen page 11 Dan Sims page 17 Carl Smith page 17 Judi Smith page 71 Steve A. Smith page 63 Steve T. Smith page 83 Cheryl Sottile page 49 Glenn Spreen page 32 Mark Spreen page 60 Stuart Stecker page 82 Betsy Steffens page 22 Greg Stephan page 107 Sandy Stockwell page 13 Debbie Stone page 115 Doug Stroup page 18 Bob Stroup page 44 Debbie Swan Tom Tallini page 31 Mark Tarin page 14 Robin Taylor page 12 Andrew Thomas page 57 Lisa Thomas page 73 Peter Thomas page 106 Faith Thompson Joan Thurston page 64 Pam Tighe page 12 Steve Tobey page 76 Doug Toomey page 98 Dan Trimper page 26 Dennis Trimper page 22 Julie Tristan page 36 Ralph Truesdale page 25 Kevin Turcotte page 55 Karen Urgotis page 17 Laurie Van Roosen page 93 Diane Venier page 85 Anne Venne page 84 Ellen Venne page 32 Cheryl Vergato page 113 Chris Vitale page 78 Sue Voigt page 94 Daniel Walker page 66 David Wallis page 41 Cindy Walsh page 60 Patty Walsh page 85 Geoff Ward page 53 Mark Warner page 45 Marylou Weathers page 111 Alan Welch page 68 Candy Welch page 17 Becky Wells page 85 Lisa Wenckus page 88 Debbie West page 56 Bill Whalen page 97 Sue Wheeler page 107 Judy Whelpley page 41 Mike White page 40 Leigh Whittemore page 111 Paul Wilkins page 56 Dave Williams page 34 Gary Williams page 42 Howard Wing page 89 Dane Winship page 75 Diane Wiper page 36 Joan Wolfe Monica Wollmar page 47 Franny Wood page 67 Mark Woodbury page 18 Charles Woodson page 48 Glenn Woodward page 16 Bill Worthen page 45 Kim Wright page 16 Paul Wright page 112 David Yalen page 44 Polly Yore page 61 Marianne Yorston page 63 Jim Young page 94 Bob Young page 75 Sara Young page 88 Kerri Zeller page 100 Tim Zeller page 37 Tom Zichella page 99 John Ziegler page 96 Paul Zygala page 78 119 120 eg R IN eT ‘ ri AYAD C3 Aigh Shoal Chis ey Ghat @he Class of “TB hae complet all ttmmitments ane is therefore iil awarded this Aésimnal Binlo met sudbury igh school lh LAR BOBDOL DOLE lincoln regiona OR: RE — RanesdRaa say ea aaa : ee Noe © ea oi CES Liss _ LUGE GE | 7: 7 : ; nuns lliance musa ”? ‘John is a King “Johnny’s lost his temper.”’ presented by the lincoln-sudbury players “In Jinghiskahn ... ” The man in the Turkish bath. les L-R FRONT ROW — R. Crocker, K. Davis, B. Hall, S. Scherer. SECOND ROW — J. McGary, F. Bar- on, V. Longland, J. Cloud, W. Li. THIRD ROW — S. Murphy, D. McKnight, B. Johnson, J. Foster, C. Gregory, C. Fish. Miss Debbie Grace Miss Lillian Scherban Mrs. Lydia Mailhot Mr. Jim St. Croix 14 ONS Karen Sargent 1SS . M si Parker 1¢e Jack Mrs. ich Fran Butsav N 72) Oe ce! Joe Krol Mr Le Lee RPA EDL EM Mgpsyps tipi enornpely a is siiiiwiiinsninwapien? — S i, k, D. Jablonsk 1c Bergeron, T. Campbell, S. Otto, M. Renw P , , K. Brown . Maroni. M Mr. Newton K. Keyes, ’ , R: Mr. Perkins Lang, B. Crandall ib Denny Donaldson Mrs. 5 l FIRST ROW, M. Burns, M. Weathers, J. Thurston, G. Gluek, M. Row, S. Stockwell. SECOND ROW, E. Weiner, P. Woo, G. Covitt, L. Kojabashian, S. Irish, T. DeBaryshe, S. Crocker, L. Weiss, L. Libman, H. Clark. BACK ROW, Mlle Clark, Mlle Fritsche, Mme Wolk. Le Repas Le Rhinoceros Mr. Thomas Geagan Mr. Bob Millet 17 Mr. James Moir Miss Kayla Melville Mr. Fred Sokol 18 Mr. Sherman Spaulding ! : i 7 Mr. Ephraim Gerber Miss Judy Adams Mrs. Hope Baldwin Mrs. Joan Barsano Miss Jan Snow 19 Se, si Bigg Reapers 20 Miss Marion Foster Paula Wolfe 1SS iss Elizabeth Archer M Miss Linda Buerge Room 302, L-R: Mr. P. Albergo, S. Evans, S. Heartt, D. DeLorenzo, M. Hellman, C. Carlson, K. Bell, P. Mou- ton, J. Wahl, F. Mills, C. Brown, D. Ross, W. Davin, P. Mader, S. Raciot, S. Patterson, P. Costello, L. Cali, B. Flaherty, C. Stauffer, Miss Goldberg. : Mrs. Connie Patten Mr. Don Gould Miss Sue Winter 22 D. Wasson, D. Ives, F. MacNeil, M. Eliason, B. Day, M. Griffen, D. Wilson, L. Castellano, S. Angle, C. Mussoni, A. Thurston, C. Lewis, M. Gallerani, L. Merkert, M. McCarthy, A. Richardson. Room 520, L-R: D. Rosenheim, S. Stern, W. Bell, C. Burns, M. Kirk, The Day Before Publication On Saturday night March 4 at 11:30 P.M. the guys were having a party down at the First National Parking Lot. I was on my way home when a Police Cruiser pulled up in back of me, so I had to wait. Officer Gogan started making kids pick up the beer cans, then he called in for assistance, then George Burney came to the scene. Officer Gogan asked me my name and it sounded familiar, then he asked me if I had anything to do with the Core News- letter and I said yes. Then he asked me if I wrote the article that told about the 4-12 shift, I said NO, then he told me what could happen to the person that wrote it. This year the shifts were changed so it’s not the 4-12 shift that the certain ones were on so all the officers on the 4-12 now aren’t the ones. Officer Gogan said to me the person who wrote could be charged with slander. Editors in Chief DEAR ESMERELDA or Advice to Young Lovers Dear Esmerelda: I am due to get married in two weeks. My problem is if I marry this guy I will be sexually deprived. He hates sex. Confused Dear Confused: If I were in your shoes, I would get another guy or tell your boy- friend the facts of life. A Slight Break Capricorn: Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Fights may come out be- tween you and a friend, but don’t worry about it, it will pass. Monday, Keith Shaw went to the Natick Mall and this kid gave him some loose talk, so Keith went to jack him up and this Framingham kid pulled a knife on Keith, so Keith let him go. an interview with the principal I interviewed Mr. Ruliffson last Monday. Mr. Ruliffson is 41 years old and his favorite sports are soccer and track. His favorite place for a vacation is the Cape and Maine. He does not know how much he weighs. He is a principal because he likes to be with teenagers, and he has kids himself. the core newsletter ae) 26 pe Uo = x N sepasibisiranav tise ities stagecrait YABE opices odson, Joe Mewborn, Brian Greene, Mark Fitzger- ialley, John Irish, Ed Haley, Doug Grant, Scott Baldwin, pie: ; FRONT: Bruce Norling, Craig Larsen, Tim, Mark Irby, Rick Gallerani, Jim O’ Malley. BACK: Coach Tim O’Sullivan, Melvin Whi- tlow, Nate Wentworth, Bob Stone, Ted Chase, Jim Hill, Coach Wayne Spiller. | 4 34 oh a eT Freshman, FRONT ROW L-R: T. MacNamara, A. DeLuca, B. Daitch, C. Ainley, Coach Fred Sokol, J. Dohan, S. DiPalma, M. Gallerani, B. Griffin. SECOND ROW L-R: B. Costello, B. Gail, B. Stockwell, N. Goldberg, C. Burns, S. Whatley, C. Harrison. frosh 35 FRONT: Sue Richards. ROW |; Diane Sorrenti, Jan Milroy, Ann Collet, Coach Edelmann. ROW 2: Cori Mar Carol Rappoli, Becky Wells, Sharmen Brown, Lynn Engler. —= = OO SMO nDO 36 FRONT ROW: Joanne Brambly, Carol Lewis, Grace Martinnelli. ROW 2: Lin- da Jefferies, Dana Mulholland, Mary Hatfield, Laura Chapman. ROW 3: Jadine Bump, Bunny Cruikshank, Pam Murphy. JOP: Bonnie Jones. varsity record Framingham North 37 Lincoln-Sudbury 41 Bedford 26 Lincoln-Sudbury 34 Concord-Carlisle 13 Lincoln-Sudbury 25 Acton-Boxboro 2 Lincoln-Sudbury 35 Weston 7 | Lincoln-Sudbury 62 Ayer 43 Lincoln-Sudbury 35 | Westwood 39 Lincoln-Sudbury 47 Wayland BZ Lincoln-Sudbury 30 Newton South 14 Lincoln-Sudbury ay! Maynard Zi Lincoln-Sudbury 45 Bedford 29 Lincoln-Sudbury 17 Concord-Carlisle 34 _Lincoln-Sudbury 49 Weston 4] Lincoln-Sudbury 30 i Acton-Boxboro 39 Lincoln-Sudbury 32 } Wayland 46 Lincoln-Sudbury 25 | Lexington 14 Lincoln-Sudbury 33 Westwood 27 Lincoln-Sudbury 39 Maynard 26 Lincoln-Sudbury 42 | BILLERICA TOURNAMENT Andover 48 Lincoln-Sudbury 39 By, oe Bob Beckett ymnastics “73 Justin Cain STANDING: Coach Jim Dusenbury, K. Bellows, P. Finan, J. Felleman, B. Day, M. Tarin, D. Harvey, co-capt, J. Cain, D. Carney co-capt, B. Beckett, B. Coolbaugh, D. Rapperport, A. Fougere, D. Lowry, C. Jacob, B. Young, R. Barker, Coach Ken Henderson. KNEELING: P. Jones, C. Paratore, T. Wallis, M. Mikowski, S. Angle, J. Rapperport, D. Burland, L. Brown, S. Lockery, J. Mahoney. BACK ROW: L. Willet, C. Hard.ng, J. Dickie, M. McGovern, K. Anton, M. Scott, tri-capt. J. Ross, tri-capt A. Orabona, P. D’Andrea, K. Bradley, C. Edwards, L. Levi, C. Batter. FRONT ROW; tri-capt L. Reese, B. Wentworth, N. Cain, R. Nichols, L. Knapp, E. Sears, S. Hollocher, A. McGovern, N. Faneuf. Laurie Reese Andy Orabona Janet Ross ; ! Rick Barker Peter Finan 1] a | i L if : | 40 TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eric Brown, Lynn Wright, Susan Kruse, Dan Walker, George McGovern, Mr. Ben Abram. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Mader, Chris Harper, Bill Dickey, Sue Champeny, David Liu. Not Shown: Ian Bruce George McGovern at Interscholastic meet. Competition Results March 10: Interscholastic (H.S.) meet Concord — Car- lilse H.S. Men’s Beginners foil: Chris Harper -—— sixth. Wom- en's Intermediate: Susan Kruse — Sixth. Men’s Inter- mediate Foil: Dan Walker — third; George McGovern — fourth; Eric Brown — Fifth. March 31: Brass City Open, Waterbury, Conn. Women’s 2-3 yrs: Susan Kruse — third. April 7: Tanner City Open, Peabody, Mass. Men’s Begin- ners Foil: Chris Harper — sixth. Women’s Open: Susan Kruse — fourth. Men’s Open (Foil) Dan Walker — third. April 29: AFLA Women’s Open, Concord, Mass. Susan Kruse — third. ) l lan Bruce George McGovern 72-73 Slalom Ski Team, STANDING L-R: S. Brettell, D. Rand, W. Higdon, P. Wells, K. Lunblad, S. Jennings, J. MacKimm, S. Leppla, J. Polutchko, N. Neumeier, T. Griffen, J. Phelan, B. Griffen, S. Mohan, Coach P. Lemieux. KNEELING L-R: D. i Webb, S. Anderson, A. Mahoney, B. Gervais, Managers J. Loomis, D. Rowland. 43 ee stirs ST. Rex Coach Haworth FRONT: Sue St. Croix, Buck Shope, Glen Pihl, Rich Blanchette, Dean Pihl, Dan Jablonski, Stephen Ovian, Peter Samuels, Mark Alabrandi, Janet Dreher. B4CK: Coach Pacenka, Neil Souders, Mat Horne, Joe Foley, Brian Lynch, Steve Sifferlin, Paul Wilkins, Tom Sifferlin, Jay Eadie, Tom Tallini, Nicki Clark. 45 | FIRST ROW — R. Green, R. Davis, M. Monahan, D. Shirley, D. Mahoney, T. Reed, R. Holland, S. Sheehan, D. Leppla. SECOND ROW — Manager G. Pillion, D. Reed, G. Cannon, S. Burke, G. Wienstien, T. Calkins, J. Smith, S. Leger, D. Harv- | ey, D. Gallerini. hockey 73 47 q oe eet Mrs. Elaine Goldberg Miss Emily Bryant Mrs. Katherine Barton . ie t | Sie SEB Tex, WOMAN: THREE IN ONE Through the window, I gather my best dances and do them backwards Someone watches, 2 spinning, grace — I am careful not to offend them; and a vacuum within the spiral. I do not pick my nose, I am queen of the dance and . I am demure and undress in good taste, never King, letting my nipples show their rings. I am queen, subtle, sweet, dance, let feet curl like a child’s kite, and vicious, my body fragrant, I am queen, and deceptive, a woman’s body, watched through the window. — Sue Wheeler Note: This is 3 poems. Marginal lines are-one Indented lines are another, Read together still another. One day, walking around the park By chance it occurred to me That I would like to be walking arm in arm. To be in style, you have to love someone But, for me, to get along a little more than well Would make me feel guilty. I see others walking and talking together And I envy them. As much as I long to be like them For me it cannot be so. Un dia, dando una vuelta por el parque Por casualidad se me occurio Que tendria ganas de ir de brazo con alguien. Para estar de moda, tienes que amar a alguien Pero, para mi, para entender me mejor con alguien Me haria sentir culpable. Veo a otras andando y hablando juntos Y les envidio. Tanto como anhelo ser como ellos Para mi no puede ser. — Lynn Hamlin COUSIN by J. Mason Alexis hadn’t wanted to see Charles. He rode towards her now, his back straight, shoulders forward, staring ahead. Alexis couldn’t see the eyes, the wide brimmed hat hid the upper half of his face. They rode toward each other. Fifteen feet apart, twenty times around the world far closer, able to speak ten thou- sands words wouldn’t have been enough. The dust hung around the rhythmic hooves. At the last possible second, Stuart’s hat swept from his head. He watched his second cousin smile uncertainly. Her canteen and tuck bag swung from the saddle as she followed the dust trails to the hills. He moved on. Rather ferociously, because his cousin made him feel shy and this unnerved him, he smoked his pipe. ‘The smoke trailed behind him. He looked at the sky. A full 360° sweep revealed the same endless blue. Beneath the habitual squint, Stuart’s eyes reflected the sky’s col- ouring. He frowned now, the sun was high. His roan horse responded to the pressure of his hands and knees. eK KK Caroline paused with a bowl of biscuit dough in her arms. She watched Neefe, Charles Stuart’s dog, bound up the sloping incline to meet the horse and rider moving swiftly across the high plateau. The dog leaped the fences, running diagonally up the hill. She watched, fascinated, as Stuart wheeled his horse around to face the station and Neefe. The horse proceeded to dance impatiently. Being a station horse, he was very independent. Caroline could see even a horseman like Stuart was having difficulty staying on the animal. The three of them started off at a mad gal- lop, Neefe falling far behind the cantankerous horse, straining to capture the momentum he’d lost when waiting for Neefe. She snorted. ‘“‘Horses and dogs, indeed!” She had real problems. What to do with that girl. Caroline’s black face nfs creased. She plopped down the bowl on the rough hewn kitchen table. The biscuit was stiff. She began to sweat. The huge kitchen stretched from the front of the station to the rear. Opening the back door she propped it open witha 4 wedge of rubber. Between the rows of laundry, an exten- sive garden was visible. For the first time in her life, the. practical woman had allowed herself some flowers. To- wards her plants, Caroline had almost maternal feelings. So delicate, so dependent upon their environment, she — thought. Like the girl. She leaned i in the doorway. The lanky black woman walked to the clotheslines and took down the girl’s bright tops. The strong sun faded ev- | erything. Not that the stockmen or Stuart cared. Fero- — ciously she eyed the vicious tears in the men’s clothing. — Caroline held Alexis’ blood red sweater against one of — Stuart’s faded shirts. She frowned. Since boyhood, he’d — shoved his sleeves up his arms; the creases were perma- nent. The crisp, fashionable sweater made the shirt look © more decrepit than ever. Briskly she brought Alexis’ clothes inside and bute them over a chair. With efficiency, she set the biscuits on ; the trays and set them in the ovens. ‘Caroline had worked for the Stuarts since early child- — hood. Stuart’s mother came to depend on her and after her — death, Charles had become Caroline’s charge, though his _ embarrassment would have been great, had he admitted it. When the girl came, Caroline had been ready to be- _ Siew itlal sag ¥ =f m7 ee ae om enn a {out ” ay, Oreee tei Sa aren aS Bas a) passa ay a ee eee friend her. None of them had realized how young she was_ and how affected by the shock of solitude. Caroline took the well-used kettle from its cterialiyas _ burning hot plate, and poured the water into a tea pot. She strained the tea and sat down with bread and jam to en-— joy morning tea. There was a scratching on the screen door. Caroline — opened the door, to a ragged offspring of Stuart’s dog. | He was limping and looked famished. a she moved to clean, doctor and feed him. Charles Stuart and the Aboriginal woman stood. at opposite ends of the long veranda. It was a shaded room 3 with its cane furniture, and through numerous windows, — the front paddocks and barren hills were visible. The occu- pants of the room stood, one pair of brown eyes, one pair NPG ye PY EPR pA eS Cer : : : vy of blue squinting 2 at the hills, willing a Ae to become visible. Caroline turned from the view, her folded arms unfold- _ ing to strike a noise on the piano. Stuart turned. He’d heard Alexis play, although she halted when she knew of his presence. He shoved the hat on his head and strode towards the veranda door. Caroline watched him walk, trying to inter- pret the strides as hopeful or hopeless. As Stuart and | horse became a mere speck on the trail to the hills, she turned around. Her hand rested again on the piano. Stu- pidly, she knocked some music from the stand. Across the - first page of the folder, inscribed in Gothic letters, were _ the words, “Sonata quasi una Fantasia”. They meant nothing to the woman. Underneath the grand lettering was the childish signature, Alexis Henderson. A tear slipped from Caroline’s eye. At ten-thirty, Caroline’s head rested on the kitchen table. She’d made preparations for any emergency that might be expected. The men had eaten silently and faster than usual. Grunting, the chairs were pushed back, lan- terns lit and the search resumed. The lights flickered about the hills. At fifteen minute intervals, whistles were detect- able. Caroline waited for a gunshot. Someone opened the door for Stuart. Caroline’s head _ was turned towards the door. The age wrinkles had taken on a new intensity that night. Alexis moaned. Caroline woke and half-ran to the girl. The old woman and Stuart carried the girl to a couch on the veranda. Behind them, the trackers and stockmen _. helped themselves to tea and scones, while discussing the search. Caroline shut out the quiet babble of voices and made her way to the couch. She took off the blanket and crude ‘splint to reveal a grotesque break in Alexis’ right leg. Car- oline had seen many broken limbs such as this. The hills were rock filled and horses deserved a minimum of trust. She drew her fingertips over Alexis’ cut, swelling face. Faced with destruction many times, Caroline became assured. The doctor, radioed hours earlier, ould arrive the next ‘Morning. Stuart set her leg. At one point in the procedure, Alexis began crying. Stuart panicked, he watched in awe as with a few simple words and movements, Caroline qui- eted the girl. Caroline could see by Alexis’ wound that her horse had thrown her a fair distance. The animal returned sometime after the search party, to be coolly received at best. But Caroline concentrated on the girl. There would be no holding back in relationships, no forced silence or sound- less pity anymore. Those had driven the child to the hills for comfort and solace, when she couldn’t find it in hu- mans. Caroline looked at the broken leg and shivered. She would nurse the girl and then teach her to live in a desert where words were chosen and few. Caroline studied Stuart’s face, He looked younger than death, older than life. His huge hands gnarled, wrinkled and calloused, supported his head as he straddled a round- ed wicker chair. From his motionless position, she guessed he was asleep. Alexis opened her eyes and began to cry again. Caroline started across the room but Stuart was there before her. His left hand held her right, his right awkwardly patting her enclosed hand. The noise halted; the hollow eyes stared at Stuart, then Alexis went to sleep. He held the hand for a long while, then placed it with infinite care upon the couch. Caroline touched Stuart’s shoulder. He started, then gave an experimental smile. She checked the words upon her tongue. Again she touched Stuart, as he was adjusting Alexis’ blanket. The three seemed like one. Perhaps the words might never need be said, Caroline thought, Caro- line hoped. | | BLIND WALK My journey begins in the headwaters of a teasing stream. It seduces me, invites me to partner its bright minuet across the sparkling floor. Swirling and whirling, Weaving and winding, My body mellows as in the arms of an old lover, Is wafted on by the widening ripples of music Till suddenly the crescendo comes crashing down, Colors the rusted cavern with crimson And destroys the crumbling tidal tin can. — Marcia Levenson a a i — i re MUSCLE BEACH dumb kid-crab Let him drown. If the waves of salt tears would stop for a minute, I might even tell him that _ Swimming is an alternative. But what could he care? Drowning’s less work. — Marcia Levenson Touch me Not too long Not too hard. Kiss me Not with too much emotion Not with too much feeling. Love me Not too much Not with too much feeling. Leave me Not with too much thought Not with too much pain. — Lynn Hamlin = a ace me ee Within each and every birth of person, creature or earth, there seems to be a different . s kind of world which contains each and every thought and idea about images of truth, happiness and love. A world, in which people are bound, when covered with evil. That shrinks from within, leaving emptiness and sorrow. A world that frees the chains of life when intervals of the span of living are cheerful, that grows from within, bringing a sensation of being freed from those binds and chains that tie down so much joy and happiness. This world can make being born a system in which life is locked up ina box | with chains and locks to bind it an d someday for those chains to rust and locks to unlock, to free life’s many wonders and open the mind for which truth, happiness and love bring forth meaning for all the world to share. — Jill Trailer . we shall be King!” “By God, Excalibur .. . Her Majesty Guenevere. A Lady of the Court King Pellinore — may have heard of him, what? In short, there’s simply not a more congenial spot for happily-ever-aftering than here in Camelot! ays: compliments to the | cast of camelot © from josiah bounderby Miss Susie Winter, assistant director Josiah Bounderby as “‘Horrid”’ 54 q ‘ Mrs. Patti Punchard i Mr. Larry Davidson Mr. John Lee Miss Claudine Zerbib ye shall have a song... and gladness of heart of 1Cce ° iam R ill W Mr SS Room 3, FIRST ROW (L-R): P. Wilson, S. Raduziner, J. Mugford, S. Rarus, J. O'Connor, P. Tratnyek, D. Ellis, P. Kafalas. SECOND ROW (L-R): K. Batler, L. Lee, S. Morgan, L. Edgar, J. Mafera, R. Riddell. THIRD ROW (L-R): C. Leslie, K. Penny, J. Lankhorst. FOURTH ROW (L-R): G. Faddoue, P. Monahan, Mr. Spaulding, P. Metcalf. Room 322, FIRST ROW (L-R): D. Kelly, R. Highland, S. Farmer, K. Fischer, S. Johnson, D. Ledger, J. Harvey. SECOND ROW (L-R): C. Harring- ton, K. Goode, K. Keough, K. Larson, G. Letteri, S. Halligan, L.Gamble. THJRD ROW (L-R): L. Gianetti, T. Lake. Room 617, (LEFT-RIGHT): J. Levey, B. Glaser, S. Manarino, F. Pinetta, J. Lawson, J. Mahoney, P. Donellan, T. Miexell, K. Bradley, K. McGovern, C. Craig, J. Peatfield, K. Major, L. Fitzgerald, Mr. Jim St. Croix, N. Smith, K. Zieglar, T. Washington, H. Allen. e iia ee Mr. Carl Perkins Mr. Joe Freitus 60 | Homeroom 303, FRONT ROW: Mr. Ferguson, Janet Walton, Mr. Oleski. SECOND ROW: George Claffey, David Koester, Kent Fromm, Lisa Rus- sell, Julie Howard, Cindy Bergen, Marcella Dickie, Kim Higdon. THIRD ROW: Mike Plum, Rich Gallerani, Joe Murphy, Peter Neelon, Chris Bowker, Peter Kramer, Linda Druschel, Jane Sargent, Lisa Halligan, Dawna Stoodley, Julie Mall. Ne oe RR Mr. Robert Wentworth a Room 2, FIRST ROW (L-R): T. Tasker, S. Galligan, R. Balejikdian, J. Dohan, W. Griffin, L. Knapp, M. Hamill, W. Panforth, C. Budde, J. Sanders. SECOND ROW (L-R): J. Briand, C. Shaw, C. Schultz, R. Teoeste, J. Gessner, M. Gaddis, D. Cialdea, W. Dickie, M. Scott, S. Blair, J. Watson, L. Plotkin, Miss Kay Severance. Room 414, FIRST ROW (L-R): B. Sterns, L. Shay, D. Huse, S. Burk, M. Smart. SECOND ROW (L-R): Neumier, G. Martinelli. THJ RD ROW (L-R): E. Sears, J. Flather, G. Co __ Stone, C. Glencross, D. Maeland, T. Dowey, P. Hanson, G. Jackson. 2 5 Mr. Dick Santella 63 ppola, D. Roth, B. Brogna, B. Wachlter. FOURTH ROW (L-R):L. Aufieri, J A. Orabona, K. Lennington, R. Whelpley, N. Mrs. Mimi Gutwell Our Cafeteria Staff — (L-R): Josephine Lizotte, Jeanne Godfrey, Helen Barilone, Helen Ryan, Florence Domings, Felice Seura, Mimi Luca, Ethel Ian- nerelli, Loretta Barilone, Betty Barilone, Phyllis Stapel, Jenny Walsh. Not shown Jenny Ruthkowski, Martha De Croon. LES LO Mrs. Josephine Dodge Miss Karen Fritsche Miss Kay Severance 64 Hello, folks. PROMETHEAN has had a pretty strange year all in all, but I can’t complain. We’ve doubled in size, chan- ged our printer to one who charges less, so we can put out more issues per year, and, or so I flatter myself to think, our articles have gotten a little better with each passing issue. That, of course, is an opinion, and may differ from the views of our readers. This year has brought us a competitor, who by this time has become firmly entren- ched in the school. I speak of SUM- MIT, not PEMMICAN or the CORE NEWS- PE LTERE Oh, and (joy or joys!) we now have a subscription plan that is halfway adequate, and subscriptions can be obtained by mail- ing a check or money order for 4.50 to ma! PROMETHEAN c o | LINCOLN-SUDBURY aS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL. r (SUDBURY.) ae = The next year of PROMETHEAN will be sent post- has- ee RSPR a Ieeggeenteeseceeseensereee ne er = | | | | | 2S. Ee Bie science aS f Iments o . Bram Arnold Mr These pages are compl Raytheon ER Fie. career exploration program Za. Compliments Of Raytheon =o Neen cc ee Sports Spring Capt. Ron Hardy golf Dan Roberts, Coach Wells, Stephen Ovian, Jack Gillig, Craig Larson, Doug Ross, Bob Davis, missing: Ron Hardy, James DiPalma. at Concord-Carlisle Ded, Wayland 2-7 at Newton-South 1-8 at Weston 82-14% at Maynard 3-6 at Acton 3-6 Bedford 5-4 Acton 6-3 at Wayland 5%-3% Maynard 4-5 Newton-South 0-6 Weston 6-0 Westwood 5-4 at Bedford 4-2 Concord-Carlisle 4%-4% at Westwood 3-6 1973 tennis Miss Diane Pullo Ts fi ee coast | FRONT ROW: Jean Flathers, Betsy Stephens, Carol Atwood, Janet Jones, Debbie | Summers, Terri Noyes, Cindy Roehr, Patty Smith. BACK ROW: Marianne Ingard, Ju- | lie Mall, Brigitte Gervais, Bunny Cruikshank, Sue Eaton, Judy Faran, Leslie Cheatham, Burr Nelson, Camille Poina. 72 FRONT ROW: D. Mathus, R. Turner, D. Rand, K. Rice, S. Turner, B. Cruikshank, T. Dailey, F. Carpano, D. Grover, E. Berman. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Tom O’Brien, F. Mills, D. Hannon. BACK ROW: L. Gagne, F. ‘‘Frib- ble’? Caswell, S. Rosenwald, A. Kravetz, P. Nelson, J. Foley, B. Stroup. SLOT 6 a a. TOP ROW L TO R: Jerry, Dave, Barbara, Carol, Eric, Bob, Tereasa, Karen, Janet, Nanci, Gina, Patti, Sharmin, Karen. MIDDLE ROW: Danny, Chris, Rick, Joe, Bill, John, Mike, Steve, Rich, Mark, Bruce, Mike, Bret, Steve, Chuck, John, Steve, Cori, Coach Haworth. FRONT ROW: Tim, Dean, Mike. Missing: Steve, Mark, Joe. dy ace i] A i Varsity Girls (L-R) FIRST ROW — J. Colantuono, G. Fox, J. Nichols, J. Naegele, W. Brown, S. Richards, J. Smith, C. Rappoli, K. Norris. SECOND ROW — Coach B. Athy, K. Mahoney, G. Martinelli, P. Baldwin, K. Kastler, M. Row, S. Baldwin, D. Doe, J. Bump, D. Sorrenti. Cross, B. Beckett. SECOND ROW — S. Baldwin, P. Wells, B. Caplin, J. Smith, S. Miller, S. Leger, R. Green, S. Wilson, T. Calkins, M. Caras. ‘| Varsity Boys (L-R) FRONT ROW — D. Sims, R. McGarry, H. Wing, M. Marrone, J. Cook, T. Reed, J. Irish, P. Palson, B. Craig, G. Williams, D. THIRD ROW — Coach A. Oleski, B. Haworth, B. Mitchell, S. Burk, D. Reed, J. McKimm, B. Sullivan, F. Signa, E. Kevorkian. | Va, FIRST ROW: Steve Shehan, John Gotschall, Wendell Waye, Dennis Mahoney, Ted Chase, Rich Davis, Gordon Petersen, Ken Roberts, Steve Price, Manager Bob Stone. SECOND ROW: Barry Griffin, Mark Collins, Nate Wentworth, Dan Frost, Steve O’Malley, Mike Monohan, Bruce Norling, coach Richard McLoughlin. THIRD ROW: Bob Norling, Bob Day, Dennis Trimper. Freshman Baseball, FRONT ROW: Josh Dohan, Ricky Gleason, Kenny Fischer, Tom Tasker, Eric Brooks, Mark Gallerani. MIDDLE ROW. Paul DeJesus, Neil Goldberg, Bruce Stockwell, David Ledger, Doug Webb, Tim McNamara. BACK ROW. Billy Griffin, Kevin Curran, John McElvery, Tim Meixsell, Wayne Higdon, Mark Abbott, Paul Cirasco, Coach Brian Ward. Pe nee Be ee er. ie $ Varsity: FRONT ROW: Coach Jane Leverone, co-captains Karen McKnight and Becky Wells. SECOND ROW: Kathy Early, Susan Morgan, Barbara Schlicter, Paula Flynn, Kippy Fagerlund, Cathy Carlson, Beth Wentworth. TH RD ROW: Brenda Curtin, Tracy Campbell, Joanne Bram- bley, Sally Place, Mary Anne Cullinan, Kim Popkin, Erin O’Shea, Dana Mulholland. Mr. John Moretti Junior Varsity: FRONT ROW: Kathy McNally, Beth Hayes, Jill Trailer, Kathy Buckle, Maureen Mc- Carthy, Dawson Lane, Virginia Longland. SECOND ROW: Anne Dogherty, Barbara Sterns, Debbie Coutts, Betsy Bleakney, Hope Rugo, Mary Flathers, Patty Cawkins, Nancy Neumeir, Debbie Walkey, A Anita Skavicus. BACK ROW: Emily Diehl, Barbara Neal, Sue Evans, Coach Linda Davis. Not shown: Mrs. Linda Davis Cathy Craig. , “a ae oe se a¢ ae camel This section of DYAD ’73 was made possible through the kindness of these friends of the Nimbus Program. moor mountain mike farny’s lincoln guide service lincoln fiberglass i! wll! TTT ! ) i ml | | | il ¥ | Tom Hooper Barry Copp Diane Pullo Barbara Athy Jim Dusenbury Phil Albergo Mr. Mrs. Roger A. Bump Page S. Edmands, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harry E. Lockery Mr. Mrs. Grant W. Locke Mrs. Ann Dansro Gerald J. Mahoney A Friend George W. Burk Fran Butsavich Bill Plott = 424 BOSTON POST ROAD SUDBURY, MASS. 01776 complete family outfitters ski — tennis — camping — hiking Jane McGarry Mr. Mrs. John W. Reese Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Orabona Mr. Mrs. James P. Ackermann Mr. Mrs. Morris Raker Mr. Mrs. Paul F. Irminger Arnold Bossi Mr. Mrs. Norman Sears Valerie J. Nelson Carmine and Mary Pinto John Ferguson Lillian Scherban Betsy Wood Claire Cunningham Joe Kleiser Kayla Melville Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Sudbury, Massachusetts DYAD INTERVIEW: A few days ago I found myself in the Nimbus office: surrounded by ropes, canteens, sleeping bags, tents, a noisy refrigerator, two incredibly fine human beings, and a ridiculous situation. I was interviewing Joe Kleiser. Like many other people, I had spent hours in a similar location, talking, remembering, dreaming, planning. But never trying to find out about Joe Kleiser. One of the first qualities one realizes when meeting the man is that one doesn't have to be tense, guarded, seeking, inquisitive: Joe Kleiser is there, solid, large, funny, kind, warm and, above all, open. After a few minutes of inane ques- tions his face became puzzled: like myself, he couldn't quite fathom what we were doing. The feeling, the expression, the situation were much like a Monday morning in school, two days after finishing a thirty-five mile back-packing jaunt with sixteen JOE KLEISER a non-conversation with the driving force behind the lsrhs nimbus program kids in October. Joe came out of the faculty mailroom as I stumbled through the halls, took one look, broke into an enormous grin as if we Shared some fantastic joke on the surroundings, and asked me how we were supposed to last the day. A girl who had been with us walked across the hall, and the three of us spent the next thirty minutes re-assuring each other about our ability to cope. Any of us who have done a Nim- bus, or have been with Joe or Fran or Kayla know that hidden within the sometimes deceptively placid subur- ban high school we live in is a tree whose roots get into you when you approach it. Joe Kleiser is a man, only one man, who might be de- scribed as the heart of the tree. But he wouldn't like the description: be- cause the art of the tree, the joy of being a part of the tree lies in the fact that in order to begin, to blossom, to continue, requires more. A collection of smiles, sun-filled afternoons on mountains and lakes and rivers, on the ropes course or playing basket- ball in the gym: rainy mornings with coffee and a smoke and a few easing minutes of openness, of feeling like you're part of something more than a building or department or class or schedule. Perhaps the best way to live in an institution is to see it from outside as well as inside. Perhaps the beauty of Joe Kleiser lies in his ability to en- able us to do just that. After a few days of being human, being elevated to the level of simple physical and social needs, wi thout the impositions which come naturally with any insti- tution: after this experience, perhaps we can return and with the persua- sion of our common humanity we can make our own institution part of a forest. The ropes course has always been up there, scaring everyone ... ience. it was a neat exper But doing — a __ eee Y ou get the satisfaction of There is a feeling of a competitive struggle in rock-climbing — the But you don’t have to beat anybody. ical effort ll there same total mental and phys 1 d the rock is st . winning an undefeated Happy tobealone... No fear at all ... A sweet solitude. : Ne . some x re na yesterday. And that’s all right. I like the feeling of togetherness We did all kinds of different things I like the being away, I like being close to the earth. wine 72 Mle ant LAUNCHING ‘ = =. ee and I JUST LOVED IT ANDI DON’T WANT TO GO HOME. There are sides to people that you never realized were there and that you can really fall in love with that under a normal day-to-day setting would never have occurred to you. i; j | Mrs. Virginia Kirshner Miss Patti Clark | Homeroom 616: UP: Amy Feldman, Diana Edwards, Kerrin Clark, Patty Wright, June Zalomis, Judy Longland, Fred Sokol, Sharon Young, Carol Petroph, Karl Zelke, Cheryl Jarvis, Doug Stubbs, Bill Seaman, Tom Johnson, Ted MacNamara. DOWN: Kim Sheehan, Janice White, Ann Winter, Sue Hollocher, Bill Harvey, Mickey Carter, Nat Hewitt, Raymond Oteri. Mr. Fred Scott Miss Jean Marie Russano Mr. Allan Hunter 98 Mrs. Barbara Bemis Mrs. Linda Payne OS Miss Muriel Stern Juniors. Larry Small, Marcia Levenson, Debbie Summers, Dan Rapper- port, Lori Libman, Carolyn Taylor, David Mailly, Mary Row, Peggy Baldwin, Happy Clark, Elisabeth Weiss, Steve Sifferlen, John Carter, Janet Kruse, Kevin Wright, Jackie McAleer. 100 Juniors: SEATED: Gordon Paulsen, Joe Zarrilli, Tim Brown. STA ND- ING: Kathy Mason, Bonnie Mohr, Patrice Reichert, Chris Peavey, Bruce Olsen, Sandy Warner, Ann Gardiner, Jay Eadie, Patty Faneuf, David Squire, Ed Kevorkian, Hal Moore, Mark Mercurio, Steve Dugan, Joe Lamore, Matt Horn, Barry Day. Juniors: SEATED: Mark Fitzgerald, Steve Ackerman, Michael Hum- phrey, Steve Lyons, Bob Haworth, Steve Leger. STANDING: Sandy Warner, Andrea Streit, Ann Gardiner, Greta Gluek, Steve Jacobs, Carol Hirshberg, Linda Fox, Karen Fenijn, Nancy Koester, Jane Fitzgibbons, Liam Healy, Margaret Smith, Rick Jevon, Janice Foust, Cheryl Colatosti, Colleen Walsh, Lyn Toler, Sally Tristan, Alan Kravetz, Ed Garrigan, David Hannon, Peter Horn. 102 i} if | Juniors: SEATED: Gary Adamson, Janette Bauder, Lisa Beltramini, Beth Brown, Sarah Baldwin, Nancy Bernetich, Karen Rubin, Carol Bonia. STANDING: Paul Davis, Mark Cron, Howard Austen, Casey Cawthon, Janet Dreher, Nancy Richter, Gary Armington, Sue Corbett, Teresa Ain- sworth, Peggy Cialdea, Bob Caplan, Elaine Polutchko, Brett Creaser, Mike Heffernan, Matt Caras, John Cosgrove, John Shaw, Laura Boles, Ken Drum, Al Briand, Maureen Connors, Roy Byington, Janice Demp- sey, Kevin Bellows, Linda Crawford. SRERAERS Re 104 Roe SSE SEAS NY 105 106 ed | i i SOS Se — herteocu p 107 sidney hill country club class of OWS : _ fe 108 109 ‘ ‘Bevreeoeniiceatonsconcien Sonar ewsvitamcsopainesti Ssteosesys a ey sesthiiwets ‘sient paces LAPSES ON Es Pisticci ei Waa Sacer mo ae 110 SHENOY Ne Serica ee irl Pana Chandras Donna Manzelli Bob Cortright David Fullerton Steve Santella thal S' David Reach Dan Fayan Arlo Frost Beth Shellmer iam © Dwight Dixon Steve A. Smith Bill McGraw This is the real Bill McGraw, and the real Steve A. Smith. DYAD 773 apologizes for putting the wrong pic- tures above their names in the Senior book. Diane Allen Jane Amadon Carol Atwood Mrapagnades ‘ Sabrina Azar Michael Baldelli Glen Barker Richard Barker Deborah Beaudette Robert Beckett Lincoln Bent Susan Blair Kathleen Bohman Pamela Borg Cynthia Brady 116 Stephen Broadhead Jill Brooks Jayne Brown Wynne Brown Regina Bryant Susan Caia Marion Carroll Anne Cheatham Susan Cheatham Pana Chandraisi John Cheney Kenneth Castle Ly; Donald Clark Anne Collet Donna Collins John Cook Susan Coppola Jillian Costa Leslie Cron David Cross William Cruikshank Kim Curran John Daigle Danapakiam Edward Davin 118 Louis Davis Martha Davis Robert G. Day Ronald Del Papa Kathleen Dennis Doris DeRidder Michael Daveneau James Devoe Eric DeWallace Karen Dixon John Dorris Lisa Dowling Paula Donaldson Kathleen Early Cheryl Eastman David Eaton Christine Eisner WS Leslie Ericson Jaqueline Fa Anne Fernald Mary Flather Daniel Flynn a . ® Joseph Foley Lindsay French Alan Freimont Arlo Frost Daniel Frost ! 120 Sharon Gaffney Brian Greene Paul Greenlee Debra Gribben Pamela Hall Robert Hamilton Stuart Heinecke Sally Henderson Betsy Hawes Roberta Haworth 12] John Irish Paul Johnson J; ih Thomas Janes Alison Jones Kenneth Hite Kenneth Hooper Daniel Huse Douglas Jones V22 Thomas Howard Melanie Ide Susan Irish Janet Jones Myrna Hullum Linda Irby Steven Jennette Karen Jones la Trea Jozwicki Beth Keenan Ellen Keevil Peter Kirby Linda Kojabashian Marcia Koch Nancy Lackenbauer Pamela Lainez Patricia Lane Dana Korhonen | Timothy Lang Jack Lapidas Michele LeMoine Jay Leppla Lisa Levenson 28, Sandra Locke Sally Lunn Victor Mangini Kenneth Li Lynne Lyons Rachel Mafera Elise Manley 124 Anna Linne Ramona Lucero Joanne MacArthur Donna Manzelli Richard Little Douglas Manzelli 7 r ¢ el | Katherine Martin Camis iit Corinne Mar Robert Martel Gregory Maynard Cheryl McCarthy Shane McDermott as i Maura McGillicuddy Joanne McGovern George McGovern Marcia McGovern David McGraw William McGraw Cynthia McIntosh Mary McNally David McPherson Mara McSheehey Linda Medowski Patricia Mellish Joseph Mewborn Janis Milroy Stephen Moore Paul Morette Mary Morrissey Peter Moulton Marie Monroe Michael Murphy John Naatz Valerie Nelson Judith Nichols Kathleen Nicholson Kerry Norris 126 Steven O’ Malley Nina Ostar Leslie Owen Susan Paro Stephen Parrott Joyce Patterson Glen Pihl Gary Pillion David Pitcher Pamela Plender Jonathan Pluff ee r ee cian SPPhe be Donald Podsen Kimberly Popkin Kathy Porter Theodore Poulos Diane Pound I 27 David Rees Margaret Richardson Sarah Reece David Reid Irving Ring Jon Queijo 128 a i Steve Randolph Roberta Reed We ndy Rice Peter Robison Carol Rappoli Timothy Reed Preston Robison Deborah Rock Donna Roessler Susan Ross Jason Rugo cod i � i AX fi James Russell Lindsay Scott Peter Senecal Richard Sewell Debra Shaw Thomas Sifferlon Daniel Sims Judith Smith Steven A. Smith Stephen T. Smith beth Steffens Eliza art Stecker Stu ark Spreen M Glen Spreen yl Sottile Cher Robert Stroup Douglas Stroup Deborah Stone a Stockwell andr S an Gregory Steph in Taylor Rob Mark Tarin Inl as Tall Thom ah Swan Debor Pamela Tighe an Thurston Jo Peter Thomas sa Thomas i s Trimper 1 Denn iel Trimper Dan as Toomey 130 gl Dou y Stephen Tobe Julia Tristan Kevin Turcotte Christine Vitale Susan Voight David Wallis Mark Warner Rebecca Wells Lisa Wenckus Debra West William Whalen Susan Wheeler 131 Gary Williams Howard Wing Charles W oodson Paul Wright David Yalen Pauline Y ore Marianne Y orston Robert Y oung SZ Kerby A. Zeller Thomas F. Zeller, Jr. Thomas M. Zichella Jonathan D. Ziegler Paul M. Zygala Miss Judy Adams, English page 19 Mrs. Betty Adrian, Counselor page F31 Mr. Phil Albergo, Art page F27 Mr. Dean Aldrich, Music page F31 Mr. Joe Andelman, Electronics page F14 Mrs. Monica Anderson, Library page F24 Miss Elizabeth Archer, Art page 21 Mr. Hipolito Argiz, Spanish page 24 Mr. Bramwell Arnold, Physics page 67 Miss Barbara Athy, Phys. Ed. page F36 Miss Mary Averill, English page F31 Mrs. Ouida Bailey, Biology page 66 Mr. Lewis Baldwin, Phys. Ed. page Mrs. Joan Barsano, Nurse page 19 Mrs. Katherine Barton, Home Ec. page 48 Mr. Stanley ben Abram, Counselor page 55 Miss Maureen Beringer, Science page 3) Mr. Ed Blumstein, Math page F25 Mrs. Jean Borofsky, Art page F27 Mr. Arnold Bossi, French page F24 Mr. David Bronson, English page F25 Miss Emily Bryant, Math page 48 Miss Linda Buerge, Art page 21 Miss Betty Jane Busiek, Biology page ue) Miss Fran Butsavich, Phys. Ed. page 15 Miss Patti Clark, French page 97 Mr. Barry Copp, Math page 17 Mrs. Claire Cunningham, Math page Mr. Laurence Davidson, Math page Mrs, Linda Davis, Science page 80 Mr. James DeSimone, German page F16 Mr. James Dusenbury, Phys. Ed. page F42 Miss Vicki Edelman, Phys. Ed. page 60 Miss Marion Edwards, Biology (East Hall Director) page F18 Mrs, Sandra Ekberg, Nurse page F30 Miss Linda Falstein, Math page 17 Mr. Michael Feer, Biology page 64 Mr. John Ferguson, English page 61 Miss Linda Fishelman, Spanish page 63 Mrs. Barbara Fitzgerald, West Hall page SS Miss Marion Foster, Art page 20 Miss Linda Frail, English page 60 Mr. Joseph Freitus, Biology page 60 Miss Karen Fritsche, French page 64 Mr. William Galvin, Math page F30 Mr. Thomas Geagan, Earth Science page 17 Mr. Ephraim Gerber, English page 19 Miss Ellen Glanz, History page 18 Miss Elaine Goldberg, English page 48 Mr. Donald Gould, History page 22 Miss Deborah Grace, History page 14 Mrs. Mimi Gutwell, Biology page 63 Miss Marylin Haley, Home Ec. page Mrs. Holly Handlin, English page F18 Mr. Frank Heys, Asst. Principal page faculty index Mr. Thomas Hooper, English (North Hall Director) page 97 Mr. George Horton, P.E. page F40 22 Miss Kathy Howard, History page F24 Mr, Allen Hunter, History page 98 Mr. Chris Huvos, English page F31 Mr. Richard Johnson, Business page 24 Mr. Barry Kaditz, Mathematics page 18 Mrs. Virginia Kirshner, Adult Educa- tion page 97 Mr. Joseph Kleiser, Phys. Ed. page 83 Mr. George Kornfeld, Technology page 18 Mrs. Laura Krich, Student Teacher, Science page 61 Mr. Joseph Krol, German page 15 Mr. John Lee, Metalworking page 55 Mr. Phillippe Lemieux, Chemistry page 19 Mrs. Jane Leverone, Phys. Ed. page Mr. Philip Lewis, Mathematics page Mrs. Anita Lewtas, Earth Science page 99 Mrs. Virginia Locke, Library page 23 Miss Constance Lorman, English page F31 Mrs. Deborah Lundblad, North Hall page 22 Mr. Richard Maciel, Chemistry page 19 Mr. Hugh Maginnis, Counselor page bE Mrs, Lydia Mailhot, English page 14 Mr. Donald March, Music page 22 Mr. Alexander Marshall, Mathemat- ics page 48 Mr. Raymond Martin, Chemistry (Central Hall Director) page 18 Mrs. Caroline McGraw, Business page OF, Miss Kayla Melville, Nimbus page 18 Mr. Robert Millet, Biology, Assis- tant Principal page 17 Mr. Paul Mitchell, History page 18 Mr. James Moir, Earth Science page 17 Mrs. Mimi Moore, page 23 Mr. John Moretti, History page 80 Mr. Richard Murphy, History page F30 Mrs. Frances Ness, Science page 99 Mrs. Audrey Newton, English page F30 Mr. James Newton, History page F30 Miss Faye Nisinoff, Math page F14 Mr. Thomas O'Brien, Biology (West Hall Director) page F24 Mr. Andrew Oleski, Phys. Ed. page E37 Mr. Joseph Pacenka, Metalworking page F30 Mr. Albert Palmer, Math page F19 Mrs, Martha Pappas, English page 61 Mrs. Constance Patten, Science page 22 Mrs. Linda Payne, Metco page 99 Mrs. Jane Pearson, Science page 18 Mr. Carl Perkins, Reading page 60 Miss Elizabeth Pierson, English page F18 Miss Anne Marie Plasse, Biology page 61 Mr. William Plott, English, Drama page F13 Miss Diane Pullo, Phys. Ed. page 72 Mrs. Patricia Punchard, English page Be) M r. Robert Rausch, Physical Educa- tion page 62 Mr. William Rice, Music page 57 Mrs. Harriet Rogers, English, Drama page F13 Mrs. Rita Ross, Business page F24 Miss Jean Marie Russano, Spanish page 98 Mrs. Marion Samuels, Science page F14 Mr. Richard Santella, Audio-Visual Services page 63 Mr. Bradford Sargent, History (North Hall Director) page F19 Miss Karen Sargent, History page 15 Miss Sally Saunders, History page 62 Miss Lillian Scherban, French (Lan- guage Department Chairman) page 14 Mr. Frederic Scott, Physics page 98 Miss Kay Severance, Math page 64 Miss Brenda Smith, History page F19 Miss Janice Snow, English page 19 Mr. William Snow, Counselor, East Hall page 48 Mr. Frederick Sokol, English page 18 Mr. Sherman Spaulding, Mathemat- ics page 18 Mr. James St. Croix, History page 14 Miss Muriel Stern, Counselor, North Hall page 99 Mr. Norman Swicker, Drafting page 17 Mrs. Marie Talbot, Home Economics page F25 Mrs. Rhoda Taschioglou, English page 14 Miss Karen Tischelman, Spanish page 62 Mrs. Sandra Topalian, Mathematics page F25 Miss Charlotte Wallace, French page F19 Mr. Paul Walsh, Woodworking page 19 Mr. Robert Wentworth, Music (South Hall Director) page 62 Miss Susan Winter, English page 22 Mr. Richard Wise, Auto Mechanics page 97 Miss Paula Wolfe, Art page 21 Mrs. Joyce Wolk, French page F31 Miss Elizabeth Wood, Mathematics page F25 Mrs. Margaret Wood, History page 14 Mr. Gordon W. Woodington, Science page F14 Mr. Anthony Zarella, Pupil Services Director page F14 Claudine Zerbil, French Foreign Ex- change page 55 SECRETARIES Mrs. Harriet Bailey, Central Hall page F25 Mrs. Hope W. Baldwin, Library page 19 Mrs. Mary H. Baldwin, Pupil Services page 48 Mrs. Barbara Bemis page 99 Mrs. Ruth Cathcart page 48 Mrs. Catherine T. Finelli page 48 Mrs. Jacqueline S. Parker, Library page 15 Mrs. Mary A. Self, Library page F14 Mrs. Martha R. Symington, West Hall page 99 Mrs. Marguerite Urgotis, Registrar page 55 Mrs. Ann L. Wells, North Hall page 98 Mrs. Ilene D. Whelpley, Central Hall page 19 Mr. Alfred Derosier, page 17 Mr. Chester Rafus, page 60 Mr. John Valentino, page 97 Mrs. Josephine Dodge, page 64 Cafeteria Staff, page 64 (Page numbers preceded by an F are in the Fall section. ) Mrs. Betsy Price page 99 Mrs. Simone A. Real, Secretary to Mr. Heys page 99 friends of dyad °73 Mr. Mrs. William H. Nichols, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Yao Tzu Li Angela P. Smith Mr. Mrs. William B. Levin Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Sullivan Lawrence D. Haworth Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Parrott Mr. Mrs. Guy L. Fougere Mr. Mrs. James W. Mar Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Wood Mr. Mrs. John Rogers Flather, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Burleigh Cruikshank, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Torrence Martin Mr. Mrs. Herman P. Brown Mr. Mrs. Gordon C. Thomas Mr. Mrs. William Rudolph Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Parker Mr. Mrs. Walter H. Amadon Mr. Mrs. David L. Bobroff Mr. Mrs. John F. Stockwell Mr. Mrs. Jack L. Kerrebrock Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Foley Mr. Mrs. Roger Allan Bump Dr. Mrs. Charles S. Keevil, Jr. Mrs. Joan Ann Colpitts Mr. Mrs. Seymour Yalen Mr. Mrs. John B. Neblett Mr. Mrs. Samuel G. Wallis Mr. Mrs. James R. McCarthy Svensk Kaffestuga W. Robert Pearmain, Realtor, Lincoln Stanmar, Inc. Raytheon Company Duck Soup Town Line Hardware Plaza Cleaners The Garret Dr. Mrs. John S. McGovern Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Lang Dr. John Nicholson Mr. Mrs. Steven Kusleika Mr. Mrs. Martin W. Steffens Mr. Mrs. Patrick L. Finelli Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Salmon Mr. Mrs. P. M. Collet Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Owen Mr. Mrs. Guy L. Dietrich Mr. Mrs. William M. Rand, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Alexander J. MacKimm Mr. Mrs. Richard F. O’ Malley Mr. Mrs. John A. Carley Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Frost Mr. Mrs. Walter A. Dermon, Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. Bradley Stroup Mr. Joseph Krol Mr. D. Barry Hill Mr. Mrs. Joseph Phelan Mr. Mrs. Herbert Eaton Mr. Mrs. W. Robert Beckett Mr. Mrs. William P. McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. Raymond S. Martin Mr. Mrs. R. D. Robins Mr. Mrs. Malcolm B. Greenlee Dr. Mrs. W. J. Adelson Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Moulton, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jim Newton Joe Buscemi’s Barber Shop Sudbury Cleaners Sudbury Book Shop Hill Jewelers The Jumprope Shop Hall’s Real Estate and Insurance The Sewing Place Harold Ree’s Flower Shop school photographer purdy photographers of boston 36 ] we soscuainas SA ANANZI GAARA ANWAR RAGA maw S PE CAQHAGANUA GE Mis a nerenae teens Te ding « est Pe ee RL ES Ne Te LEE Or Ale amet ER AT I et A Ai gern to pA nin IP Ne he Lg ” a ae ORF TIN, AO Ap a A ae i ye ah het pte Sie Seni pe A nye SORES erature ti FH? bg ocala Loe Sy eee . age Men te ae wiggle Sa me + ee Ne ‘A aye Finn Nemattntin: Soman nty tine, hy Pa OE apo ne ar LM gree tath iat mth ARN iia reona ate Re ee e a Sa g46 % STS AMAA lincoln-sudbury regional high school a rr er s Sieg : te Kev n Turce Willard A. Ruliffson Superintendent-Principal 1966-1972 ‘““A person who, by his presence, causes others to think, rethink, and rethink again.” --Faculty “At this time it is appropriate to pause and reflect on the impact Will Ruliffson has had on our school. It bears his mark and will for some time to come. We are apprec- iative of the curriculum changes and new educational directions he has given the school. Flexible scheduling and elective programs were started to permit students greater choices in their own educational programs. Com- munications Skills, Alternate Semester, Outward Bound, METCO, Career Exploration Program have expanded the educational environment to include the wider com- munity.” --School Board cece CT OC NN? : ; susespimmcrnenione “A leader who will make mistakes, will be chastised, may feel maligned, may create straw enemies, but will always remain true to his principles.” --Faculty “I found that Mr. Ruliffson was continuously able to find time to discuss ideas we had and help us solve problems that arose. Often, he was able to direct us to the correct member of the administration or faculty who could give us the information we needed.” --Student “His will be a lasting effect and achievement.” --Faculty Smell of Burning The Old Lady Shows Her Medals Anastasia Pink and Patches The Lottery page 12 page 13 Mrs. Harriet Rogers RE Miss Faye Nizinoff Mr. Gordon W. Woodington Mrs ee osreeerinerentntint elman Mrs. Marion Samuels nthony Zare page 15 DAS OKTOBERFEST Das Oktoberfest findet jedes Jahr an der L.S.R.H.S. statt. Es wird von dem deutschen Verein veranstaltet. Es wird sowohls von Schulern and Schulerinnen von_ L.S.R.H.S. und ungefahr zehn benachbarten Gemeinden besucht als auch von vielen Eltern, Lehrern and Freunden. Als Program gibt es echtes deutsches Essen, eine deutsche Kappelle, Mitsingen, Loto, Tanzen, Spielen, und natuerlich viel Gemuetlichkeit. page 16 Mr. James DeSimone Hallroom 409 Miss Jean Russano r-1: Joshua Adelson, David Kohane, Jane Litman, Marie Moore, Gretchen Stahl r-2: Chris Belfrey, Brian Hicks, Lynne Eisenhauer, Heidi Oram, Nanci Wiper. r-3: Miss Russano, David Bell, Joe Mecurio, Randy Marchant, Paul Landry, Karen Haytayan, Jan Stiles, Susan Mix. } vi i? } Eat | Wienianalh Pierson “aE 4) a Mrs. Holly Handlin Miss Marion Edwards Hallroom 407. Mr. Bossi r-1: Mr. Arnold Bossi, David Partington, Nancy Martini, Louis Trevisani. r-2: Sue Bromley, Teresa Davis, Elizabeth Smith, Dorothy Sauta, Judy Bonia, Joyce Nystrom, Linda Jeffrey. r-3: Nicki Clark, Jamie Luechauer, Patricia Irvin, Erin McNamara. r-4; Gareth Balch, Kurt Bierig, John Robertson, Tanya Ohl, Jane Ledger, Ina Rothenbuecher. :— Cia ai z Si aig ease so | 4 Mine Brenda Smith Mr. Albert Palmer page 19 LE EE Hallroom 321. Mr. Gould r-1: Paul Cirasco, Paul DeJesus, Richard Card, Keith Albert, Shep Brown, Rick Bates, Robert Engler, Carol Edwards, Kim Bodster, Betsy Bleakney, Pat D’Andrea, Penny Donald, Carol Berry, Denise Dansaro, Lynn Colantuono, Kathy Coons, Laura Chapman, Mary Boyle, Brian Cron, Stephanie Bunce, Ellen Baker, Kathy Bellows, Gary Barlow, Mark Alebrandi, Arthur Beaubien. page 20 Hallroom 323. Mr. Davidson Jonathan McElvery, Daniel O’Lau ghhlin, Paul McNally, Barbara Neal, Jeffery Pearlstine, Michael Raker, Jay Mosley, Peter Ostar, Camille Piona, Cathy Munsey, Mark Nilo, Joanne Moore, Kerry Linch, Lynne Marshall, Paula Miller, Cindy Mauro, Pegg Evalina Manley, Debbie Maher, y Morrissey, Fred McQuade. page 21 Vicky Magazu, Dolores Paino, i i 3 : Hallroom 513. Mrs. Bailey r-1: Chris Jones, Bob Mussoni, Diane McMeniman, Marta Manzelli, Janice Adolph, Nancy Fullerton, John Loomis, David D’Antonio, Jeff Calder, Steve Tichnor, Karen Shaw, Ann Steinhelper. r-2: Mark Richardson, Mark Bennett, John Pacini, Robert Davis, Eric Heinecke, Fred Winchell, David Kooy, David Briden, Miss Karen Fritsche. MARK ELIASON Hallroom 511. Mrs. Samuels r-1; Shawn Corr, Bob Cosgrove, Larry Grahm, Glenn O’Brien, Michael Rosenheim r-2: John Stroup, Paul Wiseblatt, Jim Hill, Charmaine Russell, Stephanie Jacob, Kathy Bleakney, Tim Elliott, Sue Dexter. Page 23 aay a ASN Ross Ita R Mrs Anderson ica Argiz ito Mrs. Mon Hipoi ry r | ¥ | Mr. David Bronson Page 25 Mr. Edward Blumstein Mrs. Sandra Topalian of W. Robert Pearmain, Realtor, Lincc «+ Mr. Philip Albergo Mrs. Jean Borofsky senior Senior Auction Senior Ladies’ Luncheon ries IV v dy fxr ne ea aed S es Y a = i? 2) © mer, gy Gwe igo] YU ta ies ) ea v ¢ fo) a ¢ GGy — Mrs. Audrey Rear _ Mr. James Newton Mr. Richard Murphy iia Mrs. Sandra Ekberg Mr. William B. Galvin Mr. Joseph Pacenka page 30 | a Miss Mary Averill Mr. Dean Aldrich Mrs. oyce Wolk Wy Sh ] Mrs. Betty Jane Adrian Page 37 Easy Place To Buy Fords i : ¢ BIG DISCOUNTS e HIGH TRADES Giant Selection of A-] USED CARS Priced to Sell Fast JOE CULLINAN FORD; Save Hundreds Le : Excellent Service Best Wishes to the Senior Class JOE CULLINAN FORD 35 MAIN STREET, MARLBORO Tel. 481-2200 oe es cont PRD eS 1 7 : : : % er Z Pe ee. ome me 7 _ as Sn ee nA... mY he i Compliments of Svensk Kaffestuga Mr. Andrew Oleski page 37 varsity soccer at Bedford 3-0 Newton South 1-0 Wayland wD Lynnfield 3-0 at Acton 2-1 at Weston 4-1 Bacon 720) at Newton South 7-17 New Bedford 3-2 at Wayland 3-2 at Wayland 3-0 at Lynnfield 2-0 Acton 3-0 anne Sens Sep Sava STE ACeme Weston 3-0 First row: J. Naatz, S. Durke, E. Kessel, G. Perkins, S. Raus, Co-Capt. R. Hardy, Co-Capt. M. Tarin, L. Whitemore, K. Roberts, D. Podsen, N. Wentworth, D. Frost, Second row: B. Haworth, S. Wilson, S. Miller, P. Nelson, D. Allen, S. O’Malley, S. Rudoph, D. Seymour, M. Caras, D. Carley, M. Koehler, D. Edgar, T. Janes, L. Nelson, S. Baldwin, M. Mangini, D. Cross, Coach Horton. page 38 Don Podsen, star left-winger occasionally they save them, Tom co-captain Mark Tarin winning goal against New Bedford voy vitu ... i like to see that ... stay on your feet ... guys, id like you to meet your left wing... let’s show ‘em who we are! ... we've got to do it ... jules ... swing it ... hey, heineken! ... beat New Bedford ... 1+3 =1 ... offense gets the head- lines, defense wins the games ... don’t fool wid da Till ... get up!... how may lIeters did ya get? ... an astro-pop... water bottles and the bug im sick ... you guys got talent, don't let it go to waste... uncle peg-leg ... where’s the cigars? coach page 40 get psyched! ‘ Gprarhli Cleon “Ont aums a AYE? er ee victory never tasted so good! a tense moment on the bench everybody’s man ...and in the end, victory co-captain Ron Hardy ... top goal-getter page 41 Coach Jim Dusenbury First row: D. Pihl, J. O’Malley, R. Hawes, P. Moulton, D. Haworth, T. Wallis, L. Brown, S. Johnson, G. Shepard, F. Mills, M. Carley, J. Griffith, D. Peacock, J. Dohan, N. Goldberg, Second row: M. Duggan, R. Blanchette, R. Paige, D. Stott, P. Tratnyck, D. Munsey, J. Stroup, T. Nunez, T. Mar, J. Hill, G. Jackson, S. Tichner, G. Nesto, D. Waldman, B. Norling, T. O’Sullivan, P. Ciraso, T. Boreiko, D. Leppla. page 42 Bedford 4-0 at Newton South 3-0 Newton 0-4 at Wayland 2-0 at Lynnfield 2-0 Acton 1-1 Weston 3-0 at Bedford 2-1 Newton South 2-0 at Newton 2-0 Wayland 2-1 Lynnfield 1-0 at Acton 3-0 at Weston 5-0 Mascot. Carla farin % Three Seniors Debbie Shaw, Debbie Gribben and Regina Bryant. Co-captain, A. Stockwell ee Ges Left to right; Karen Shaw, Barbara Sterns, Debbie Coultes, Front middle: Co-captain Lynne Elson, Jill Trailer, Captain, Debbie Francis, Diane Hankey, Jackie Smith, Renee Dansro. football season (First Row I-r) S$. Ackerman, D. Grant, M. Fitzgerald, P. Wilkens, B. Sullivan, Co-Captain B. Craig, C. Shaw, H. Austin, B. Mitchell, M. Collins. (Second Row I-r) D. Neal, B. Rogero, T. Chase, E. Kevorkian, Al Braind, M. Piscitelli, F. Signa, D. Porter, J. Hill, B. Lynch, S. Sifferlan. (Third Row I-r) J. Costelli. B. Tighe, G. Fisher, B. Morrison, D. Ross, C. Bayer, B. Shope, M. Malone, R. McNamara, A. Snyder, J. Pacini. (Fourth Row I-r) Head Coach Andy Oleski, T. Wale, B. Corr, B. Bierig, T. Whitford, T. Griffin, T. Nico, Coach John Moretti. Not shown Co-Captain B. Day, M. Walker. page 45 Bob Craig Chris Shaw page 46 (First Row I-r) J. Seaman, B. MacArthur, P. Belleau, B. Brennan, K. Behrig, L. Stephan, Co-captain Mark Alibrandi, Co-captain B. Stockwell, N. MacKinnon, T. Tasker, B. Costello, P. Monahan, R. Ransier, T: Lake, J. Weckesser, (Second Row I-r) Coach Lopez, P. MacPherson, K. Albert, J. Epstein, R. Riddell, B. Magnuson, M. Zeller, J. Phalon, D. Webb, P. LaGrassa, B. Day, B. Engler, L. Giannete, A. DeLuca, B. Dickson, Coach Baldwin, (Third Row I-r) P. DeJesus, S. Whatley, J. Sanders, M. Souders, S. Galligan. football Barry Day The Rumble page 47 Turkey Day Queen Sarah Reece and Escort Mark Tarin Varsity Cheerleaders ee 1, left to right, Cindy Harvey, Sherry Street, Lorna Grande, and Carol Planke. ow 2, Nancy Walker, Captain Debra Shaw, and Noreen McNamara. Row 3, Jean Gause, Debbie Gribben, and Co-captain Amy Stockwell. ; Bake sales, sign ups in front of the cafeteria bus- rides. Spectator bus lolli- pops, cheering and decorating. | The first dance of the year. _ Candy Sales mailbox guys, Posters, and calendar sales. Thanksgiving Day game, team parties, practice, And we've | only just begun. CHEERLEADING 72-73 Practice today, Hello Cheer Hit it! Late again?! | hate dirty feet. A little hip action. Oh my God! | forgot my skirt. Aagh, worms! | thought we were here to practice. | can’t do a split! Go Howardddddd! Will the people on the end please shut up. We’re doing it! I’m not doing it! | think its cute. Oh come on. Anybody for onion chips? Shaw, get off my backkkkk... Straighten the line. What are we doing? My doctor’s crazy. YOu guys.... I’m so excited! l-r: Roy Byington, Joe Murphy, Richard McElvery, Chris Jones, John Otis, Art O’Leary, Tim Robinson, Mark Duggan, Bob Cellucci, Mike Murphy, Eric DeWallace, John Dorris, Coach DeSimone, Richard Card Ci Cross Country | Record WINS LOSES Maynard -2 Weston -2 Lynnfield-2 Wayland -2 Newton South -1 Acton-Boxboro -2 Westwood -2 Bedford -2 Newton South -1 Fifth - All League Meet page 51 “Where’s the Great Pumpkin?” “Carol’s mom says-” “... 3 goals in five minutes or you do a lap...” “Down by the Old...Mill... Stream...” “You can go join Ann in the Giant steps club.” “Move your feet!” “All right, who baked?” “Ba Ba Ba B ‘2 F ss te ee ” “1,..2...3... Let’s Go! We're great but no one knows it “(We love) BA+DP, too” h O C k = y Coach, Miss Athy Hot Lips = StIsairua “Peach — “No Hat Day?” “C’mon you guys!” 2nd Row: Diane, Sarah, Leslie, Janice, Mary, Debby, Sarah, Ann, Kim, Ann, Terri, Lindsy, Miss Athy (coach). 1st Row: Beth, Tricia, Karen, Debby, Carol, (Co-Captain) Sue, (Co-Captain) Wynn, Ann, Pegg. —— Maynard Home 2-0 Westwood Away 3-0 Newton South Away 1-2 : Bedford Home 2-0 : Wayland Home 0-1 : Weston Away 0-2 : Acton Home 2-0 Maynard Away 6-0 Westwood Home 2-0 Bedford Away 1-0 Wayland Away 0-0 Weston Home 0-1 page 54 JV Field Hockey team row 1 - Cathy McNally, Pam Kelly, Carry Fish, Carthy Carlson, Beth Wentworth, Christine Fagerlund. Row 2- Barbara Connors, Carol Stowe, Tracy Campbell, Cindy Watson, Dana Mulholland, Karne Maynard, Johannah Foster, Chris Gregory, Janet Kirby, Karen McIntosh, Chris Fernald, Joan Salmon. Row 3- Leslie Cheatham, Jadene Bump, Beth Kane, Jane McGarry, Pam Kastler, Julie Mall, Bunny Cruikshank, Anita Skavicus, Coach Pullo, Sally Place. %