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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1979 volume:

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However, the original St. Nicholas Day was on December 6th. If they can change it once, they can certainly move it back again. I propose that Christmas be moved back to December 6th. This would spread the activities a bit, producing more to spend on Christmas, so, after it’s over, one could devote more time to college applications. Some people may object to this because Christmas would fall too close to Thanksgiving. They would just be finishing up the leftover turkey from one holiday when they would have to eat another turkey. This idea may disagree with some people, but the answer is simple. We space out the two holidays by moving Thanksgiving to the second to last Thursday in June. This will make six months between the two turkey dinners so as not to dull the people’s love for turkey. By moving Thanksgiving to June, however, there would be another problem. Two whole days of parades on television within two weeks is too much to bear. It’s agonizing to those of us who would have to miss two days of ‘All My Chidren.” So, once again, we are forced to do some juggling of dates. We could move the 4th of July to February. The snow and ice would create a beautiful setting for a cookout and fireworks. However, to save much confusion, the name ‘Fourth of July” could not be changed; “The Fourth of February” simply does not have the same ring. So, to prevent ambiguity, the whole month of February must become July. This would make the holiday valid, and it would keep the Americans honest. This would then pose another conflict, however. All the millions of Americans who had grown up with the chant ‘Thirty days has September, April, June, and November. . .” would have to relearn it with July included instead of February, or, more likely, the other months could be changed also so they follow in the same order as always, with June starting off the new year. But then the people would be confused. With July arriving in the winter, Americans would be under the illusion that it was summer. The hospitals would be overflowing with frostbite patients who had done a little too much sunbathing on the 4th of July. Also, if January 1st came in the summer, the New Year’s Day skating activities would then have to be cancelled due to the lack of ice. So we would have to change the seasons around, having winter be where our summer is now to solve this minor problem. To change the seasons, we would have to somehow move the United States to a position south of the equator. Australia’s location would be just right. We could attach a few outboard motors onto the edge of the northern states. To do this, however, we would have to either detach ourselves from Canada, which would be impossible, or drag them along with us. For the same reason we would have to take the whole of North America with us in our move south. Having bumped Australia out of the way, we would run into a minor difficulty when Australia hit Antarctica. Gravity would increase the velocity of Australia to such a degree that Antarctica would be pushed halfway around the earth. If it were pushed in the right direction to follow a path north through the Atlantic Ocean, it would become locked between Greenland and Sweden. The North Pole would then have to be hurtled south to become the South Pole. This however, would upset man’s evolution process. Black Africans would freeze with only their skins for clothing. In the same way, The Alaskan eskimos’ homes would melt. They would be unable to support their families because all the game would have moved south. This would produce a significant rise in the worldwide unemployment rate. Judge this for yourself — is a nice relaxed Christmas with plenty of time to do family activities such as baking, making Christmas cards, and giving out presents, worth the price of a bunch of unemployed eskimos? carolyn ross Another senior class will soon depart from Lincoln-Sudbury, preceeded by a week of long awaited events. This is senior week when seniors have traditionally participated in a variety of activities highlighted by the overnight and the senior class prank. Although it has been looked upon unfavorably by school officials, the senior class prank has remained an established part of the graduation rite. Each year the seniors leave the school and community with an expression of their gratitude which serves as an inspiration to the underclassmen. Past years’ pranks range from a large “ ‘78” carved in the hill of the new softball field and a rowboat on the roof of the glass corridor, to a sign reading “Class of ’76” spray painted on the side wall of the school auditorium. Some of the more elaborate pranks include a volkswagen welded around the flag pole outside the glass corridor, tires stacked over the same flag pole another year, and the removal of street and shop signs throughout the town, which was the most costly and most condemned prank. This year’s senior class prank is sure to be one of the most impressive. The class of ’7 9 is an innovative group and we should be able to come up with some good ideas to top former pranks. Some challenging ideas have been thrown around, but we have yet to see what senior week will bring. steve low i ANAT Hit tt! Ded Race S Moving quickly through the halls of Lincoln-Sudbury, Senioritis Disease is fast becoming a real danger. Senioritis is a sickness that hollows out and destroys the minds of seniors, thus posing a direct threat to the future of our nation. Officials of the school nurses’ office confirmed yesterday that over 25 percent of the student population is susceptible to a new strain of Senioritis. The report elaborated that while the disease is now under relative control, it is likely to reach epidemic levels as more seniors are accepted to college. The symptoms of this years strain are consistent with those of previous years. One unfortunate student, after having been accepted to Harvard, Yale, Cornell and Princeton in the same day, testified before a special Senior Class Meeting and warned his classmates about the dangers of being accepted to college. He told of his compul- sion to throw freshmen through windows, skip classes and ignore assigned work. The senior, while physically forcing a student to do his “English 9” homework (a torture within itself), commented that he just “didn’t give two — anymore.” In past years, recalls one Hall Director, “all hell broke loose.” This was in regard to a sex-a-thon sponsored by the senior class. For years, Anatomy and Physiology teachers have been conducting research on how an acceptance letter from a college can create serious brain malfunction. According to a statement released by a cafeteria spokeswoman, seniors who have consumed too much chocolate cake over a four year period experience inflammation and sponginess of the brain. While this is regarded as theory, teachers do have some concrete suggestions on how the disease might be curbed. It is reasoned, by one auto shop teacher, that after seniors have applied to college their eyes could be surgically removed. This would reduce the likelihood of students reading their acceptance letters and thus catching the disease. One member of the school committee supported the new concept and ordered that the Science Department proceed ‘full steam ahead’’ and immediately start putting their suction cups to work in removing seniors’ eyes. It was also suggested that once the school had possession of the eyes they could be sold back to the students after graduation, as a means of increasing revenue for the school. This is not the only way that the faculty here at Lincoln-Sudbury plans to combat the sickness. Superintendent David Levington announced today that he would be meeting with Former President Ford, as well as other Republican leaders, to discuss the possibility of converting left-over Swine Flu Shots into Senioritis vaccination. If Levington’s plan is workable, freshmen enrolled in Earth Science Courses, would be put to work (for Service Component credit) preparing the new drug. One of the unfortunate side-effects of the new medication, however, is sterility, similar to that now being experienced by males who walk through the library’s radioactive security system. This aspect of the drug was hailed by a group of Sudbury residents who petitioned the School Committee to ‘nip our budget problems in the bud.” It is their reasoning that through sterility, future enrollments at the high school are likely to decrease, saving the town millions in decreased budget expenditures. Senioritis, as you can see, is a very serious disease and is one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. If left unchecked it will corrode the brains of next year’s seniors and the seniors after them. jon david For the past four years, I have always been anxious for the yearbook. Now that I have finally become a senior, | can see my picture featured in this annual publication. I have also known that I would participate on the Dyad staff. Well that is just the beginning. I have always enjoyed watching people and accounting for everyone's business; which basically makes me a busybody. Fortunately, Dyad had the perfect job for me, and I proceeded to become the official “Identifier”. That job proved to be relaxing and challenging. I think I have looked through at least ten-thousand pictures three times. But, I shouldn’t complain because frankly, I liked doing that. Anyway, I was soon given bigger and better assignments which included getting candids of all the students no one else could find. I received a five minute camera lesson, and then the staff patted me on the back and told me to “go get them”. Since I was very naive and inexperienced with the camera, | found the mission rather trying. Personally, I have never understood camera shy people. I wonder what was going through their minds as I chased them down the corridor. People have been upset, to say the least. For instance, one boy had a few very, let’s say, vivid words for me and my camera. Another girl was literally dragged and held by five ‘friends’; while other people gave me various hand signals. These are only some of the typical reactions that I have experienced. While these people are whining and complaining about a painless, 45 second process, they think it’s easy for me to take their picture. Well, it isn’t. To begin with, I can be very clumsy with the equipment, and everything is supposed to be still and perfect. Then I end up hiding around corners or behind staircases so I can get an actual candid. Finally, if I am not hiding, I am running after a person which makes holding the camera still almost impossible. But through it all, I have successfully captured many of those stubborn camera shy people revealing their natural character. Well, I still don’t understand this film repelling attitude; maybe all of these people are invisible on film (I don’t know, it’s only an idea). Anyway, I am a candidate for the ‘Honorary Trish Beaubien Award”, and good luck to all of my opponents. sue goldstein 2 NY 11 As we reflect on the 1978 soccer season, we are met with the continued frustration of our last tournament game. However, in terms of our team play, the loss was actually a climax. Struggling to find the best system to fit our team, we experienced an up-and-down season. The hot summer double-sessions went as well as one could expect and the season itself started with a big win over Wayland. It was the first time we had beaten Wayland in our first meeting with them in three years. We continued to roll along until we traveled to Acton to play on their plush turf. Abruptly, Acton-Boxborough knocked us out of the undefeated ranks. The score is too embarassing to repeat as they scored more goals than our entire total allowed last year. At that point, we were hanging on to first place by half a game with a 4-1 record. Despite our obvious disappointment, we looked forward to our next meeting with Wayland, knowing that it would most likely decide the Dual County League title. The big game at Wayland was played on a Sunday because of the previous day’s weather. The game was a gem, but Wayland prevailed by a 2-1 margin. The renowned rivalry between the schools and the increased popularity of soccer brought 600 to the sidelines. With this game to their advantage, Wayland eventually slipped into first place. Going into the final day of the season, everyone thought that the DCL crown would go to a team other than our beloved Warriors for the fist time in the league’s ten-year history. We played our last game with the usual will to win, but the realization came that we might be the team to end the Lincoln-Sudbury Soccer Dynasty of Champi- ons. When we received the news in the locker room that our friends in Weston had dismantled Wayland 4-1, we were shocked. It didn’t dawn on us that we were champions until that evening when we hosted Weston at a party to show our gratitude for their unbelievable accomplishment of toppling Wayland. After sneaking by Brookline in the first round of the Eastern Massachusetts Tournament, we found ourselves faced with the fourth seeded team — Wakefield. Twice in the last three years, we met this same team in the second round of the tournament. Twice we lost to them as their rather massive ranks ran through our little team from the small towns of Lincoln and Sudbury. There is no high school football team in Wakefield, so all the big boys play soccer. Dreaming of stampeding elephants, we had trouble building spirit and confidence as a team, but deep within, we were ready when the big day came. It was overcast and cold when we made the long journey to Wakefield. Arriving early, we shivered in the tense moments preceding the battle. No one was there. The ropes guarding the field against anticipated crowds stood idle. It was silent. | By game time, the area around the field was packed. The starting whistle snapped some of our paralyzing tension, but we had trouble shaking all of it from highly tensed muscles. Nevertheless, we were incredibly pleased to have given a traditionally big Wakefield team an even game in the first quarter. This inspired us to pick up our game. In the next three quarters, we played the best soccer as a team than ever before. Constant pressure on the Wakefield goal built pride, confidence and a will to win as the game wore on. However, at the end of regulation time, we were tied, but we had not scored. Confidence and pride became doubt, and the will to win became a worry about never scoring. We panicked as a team during the overtime periods. We had a slight edge in the first two, but the third was even, in a way. With goalies disallowed the use of their hands, it was a completely different game. The field became a pinball machine as the ball roamed carelessly off tired players. Suddenly, it found its way to the foot of a big center forward at midfield. We watched helplessly as he ran over us like Wakefield players of the past. The result was also like the past. It was the third time we had to give our tournament dreams to Wakefield in the second round. However, it was the best game of our career as a team, and that’s what counts. Wakefield went on to take second in the state tournament, but we’re better. christopher lockery and stephen kutenplon ae te LA A im, oe ae 7 $ fz Se Fie gs a POPS CE eereer epee © q Hie lane ¥ « GE ee ee technolog Feige “pene scing sete” Digi POE io i je dea Bs Ne a | aie ttietienk rh ‘ : a ; pe mt at bated ’ eM te Res oe OU OE, © irks pnt, outdoor pursuits ie ’ Vali TS a ee ene ee freshmen Abott, Kristen Aiello, John Alden, Dawn Algeo, Timothy Allan, Scott Allen, Gary Allen, Glenn Angie, Richard Arnum, Anita Arsenault, Norman Azerrad, Suzanne Barker, Diane ea Basile, Stephen Bassett, Diane Battista, Richard Beaubien, Mark Beausoleil, Laurie Beck, Linda Bekampis, Carol Bell, Douglas Bell, Richard Belli, Amanda Bergantino, Michael Biehler, Shawn Bigwood, Karen Bishop, Leslie Bisson, Deborah Blatt, Emily Bleakney, Amy Bolton, Todd Bonaceto, Lisa Booth, Ann Boseman, Learline Bostder, Laurel Boyer, Susan Boyle, Margaret Branche, Matthew Branum, Judy Braude, Nina Brown, Doreen Bruh, Debra Bucal, Gerard Bucal, Lillibeth Burke, Cheryle Burtoft, Teresa Byington, Ann Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, John Cannalonga, Elaine Casto, Dale Cathcart, Sumner Cetrone, Robert Chambers, John Cheney, Lisa Cherniack, Alexander Chiburis, Andrew Clark, Andrew Claussen, John Cleary, Jennifer Clery, Douglas Cleveland, Karen Clow, Kenneth III Cobuzzi, Robert Jr. Coleman, Angela Connolly, William Connors, Margaret Cook, Christine Cook, Kieva Cooper, Jana Cooper, Reed Corcoran, Cynthia Cotton, Maureen Coventry, Dianne Crawford, Jennifer Crittenden, Connie Cronin, Kelley Crosby, Mark Cumberland, Vincent Daitch, Jennifer Dale, Bryan Daley, Michael Daly, Joan Dangel, Evan David, Marc Davis, Kristi Davis, Naomi Day, Penny Daye, Ural Jr. Dennis, Detra Dermarderosian, Jessica Dewey, Janet Dickey, Heather Diedrich, Curtis Diehl, Alane Diehl, Amy Docherty, Mary Domico, Lisa Domico, Pamela Donaldson, Sarah Dorian, Rebecca Douty, Kurt Dow, Eric Doyle, Lisa Duggan, Elizabeth Dunham, Jerin Dunnell, David Ehn, Melissa Eisenhauer, Nancy Elwell, John Epstein, Robin Evans, Craig Everett, Robert Fardy, Lauren Farina, Ann Farmer, Wesley Faye, Aaron Feinberg, Michael Felegian, Mara Fennell, Kathleen Ferguson, Daniel Fink, Peter Fischer, Dianna Follett, Patricia Foote, Sarah Ford, Kenneth Fortini, Beth Fosgate, Sandra Foster, Yvette Frank, Eytan Fredella, Christine Freedman, Lori Freedman, Pamela Freundlich, Mare Friel, Charles Fryer, Kristine Fulton, Tod Fumicello, Lynne Furciniti, Douglas Gates, Michelle George, Kathryn Gerry, John Jr. Getz, Ronald Ginsburg, Andrew Ginsburg, Matthew Ginsburg, Susan Glist, Elliot Goff, Heather Gogolin, Brian || Gordon, Adam || Gorgone, Philip Jr. | Goss, Drew | Grattam, Robert | Greene, Elizabeth | Greene, Marjorie | Greer, Jeffrey Grossman, Claudia Grysiewicz, Catherine Guentert, Barbara Gulick, Roberta Haessler, Karen Hahn, Georgette Hall, Peter Hall, Sara Hall, Todd Hamilton, Kristin Hamlin, Arthur Hanschka, Whitney _ Haras, Linda Jean Harding, Joseph Harrington, Nancy Harvey, Eric Harvey, Scott Hayes, Stacey Healy, John Heppenstall, Deborah Hertweck, Valerie Hetrick, J. 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Lisa Honens, Paul Howard, Ann Howell, Cynthia Howes, Karyn Hughes, Christine Hullum, John Huneck, Cynthia Hunter, Nancy Huston, John-Paul Ingham, Keith _ Jackson, James | Jackson, Jonna Jackson, William Jaixen, Kimberlee | Jenal, Steven | Johnson, Erika | Johnson, Ethlen |) Johnson, Lynne Jones, Monica Kaldenbach, Heide Kallberg, John Kames, Steven Kane, Brian Kassner, Elizabeth Kaupp, Martin Keevil, Jonathan Kelly, Kathleen Kennedy, Leslie Keough, Pamela Kiernan, Edward Kiesewetter, Christopher King, Cynthia King, Scott Kleine, Lisa Kneissl, Ursula Kornfeld, Karl Krebs, Natalie Kroger, Carolyn Kurriss, Kimberly Laasanen, Rhonda Lacure, Jeffrey Lapkin, Erica Lavelle, Mark Lawson, Jennifer Leahy, Kathleen Lee, Laurie Leedom, Cheryl Lemire, Elise Leonard, Maureen Letteri, Karen Lewis, Dean Lewis, Stephen Linstrom, Peter Linton, Janice Little, Ruel 19 Londres, Gregory Loynd, Susan Lynch, Terrance MacCachran, Bradford MacKenzie, Paula MacLachlan, Douglas Magee, Shawn Mahoney, Sharon Mailly, Matthew Manchester, Laurie Mancuso, Joseph Marinelli, Michelle Marrone, Glen Marjollet, Jean-Pierre Marroni, Elizabeth Marsh, Elizabeth Martin, Karen McCall, Leslie McCart, William McCarthy, John McClure, Carol McDonald, Anna McGarry, Bernard McGuire, Annmarie McLean, William McLeod, Scot McNair, Kimberly McTigue, Holly Mealey, Irene Mele, Michael Melick, Roger Mendez, Linda Meriam, Anne Michels, Michelle Middleton, Craig 20 Miller, Paul Mills, Ray Miranda, Lorna Mitchell, Beth Anne Moles, Rosemary Moore, Sandi More, Elizabeth More, Robert Jr. Morgan, Stephen Moroney, Beth Murania, Charles Murphy, Timothy Murray, Lisa Nazor, Leslie Neal, J. David Neely, Allison Nims, Charles Nisbet, Keith Nixon, Virginia Oasis, Lauren O’Brien, Joseph O’Brien, Mary O’Brien, Rosemary O’Donnell, Kathleen O’Loughlin, Kathleen Olson, Peter Pace, Susan Pacheco, Dean Pagnucco, Ann Pappalardo, Elena Park, Christopher Patterson, Eustace Patti, John Payne, Jonathan Peck, Susan Jane Peirce, Melissa Pelkey, Robert Peredetto, Ernest Perry, Steven Phelan, Kelly Pianka, Marcianna Pitchel, John Pittack, Catrin Pitts, Paul Place, Doreen Polutchko, David Porter, Kim Potter, John Pulera, Christine Punch, Philip Rainey, James Ranck, Leslie Redmond, Meaghan Ricciardi, Sharon Rice, Laura Riceman, Lisa Riggert, Christopher Rivers, Kenneth Robison, Lauren Roche, David Roche, Susan Rogers, Kimberly Rogers, Nancy iH Rollins, James | Rose, Lance i Roth, Natalie i Roveda, John | || Royal, Allan Rubin, Denise Ruckstuhl, Mark Rudnick, Charles Rutherford, Sarah Marie Rutstein, Michael Sargent, Matthew Sasenick, Susan Scafidi, Anthony Scheff, Ann-Mara Schofield, Paul Scholefield, David Schubert, Wendelyn Schwartz, Erik seem ee ee Pots, lati ceed bid Ps eee eee ease te A AOD = peat Boece ere ¢ 4 Bb tig-n Sedzia, Gail Anne Segien, Davis Senges, Wendy Ellen Shaw, Joseph Sherman, Jered Siegel, Laura Sifferlen, Meg Silver, Jody Sims, John Jr. Sitomer, Sara Amelia Smallman, Brian Smith, Gary Smith, Gregory Smith, Mark Snelling, Kristen Snyder, Sara Sofia, Dianne Spratt, Mark Steltzer, Gordon Stewart, Katherine Stimmell, Joseph Straub, Dorothy Swain, Suzanne ee. NaS peter neterse igcimameae gn ge Sykes, Darnella Sylvia, Stacey Szarke, Robert Taschioglou, Peter Taskovics, Frank Taylor, Charles III Teabo, Timothy Teplitzky, Elyse Terrell, Tracy Thompson, Leslie Tingey, Rebecca Tong, Abel Tracey, Elizabeth Troisi, Kelly Trubiano, John Vail, David Van Dam, Lance Varriale, Anne Vazal, Jeffrey Velardo, Anthony Volpi, Gunda Von Benken, Christopher Wachtler, Catherine Walker, Frederick Wallwork, David Ward, Craig Waugh, Frederick Wetzig, Diane Wheeler, Kevin Whidden, Bradley Whitcomb, Chery] White, James Wilkins, Joseph Willey, Stephen Wilson, Karen Wilson, Karyn Wilson, Kathleen Wittenberg, Richard Wockenfuss, Richard Wollins, Susan Woodland, Bonnie Wornum, Kirk Yarbrough, Amy Young, Karen Zarr, Therese Zarrilli, Paul Zola, William sophomores Aaronson, Robin Ainley, David Anderson, Carl Andrews, Richard Armstrong, John Attinson, Elizabeth Austin, Ellen Babigian, Melissa Bahlkow, Kim Bailey, Carol Baldi, Jessica Bankuti, Stephen Barlow, Cheryl Ann Barnard, Leslie Bassett, Christine Bates, Sarah Beck, Lisa Bell, Katherine Bennett, Dean Berube, Heidi Birkett, John Bitter, Barbara Blanchard, Mary Blaser, Peter Blecher, Mark Bond, Michael Boots, Terence Boseman, Phyllis Bosshard, Robin Bowers, Karen Brasington, Lisa Briden, Lynn Brond, Karin Brooks, Billy Brown, Wendy Bryant, Guy Burgess, Brett Burke, James Cabral, Cynthia Callandrella, Gregory Camara, Catherine Camara, Robert Carroll, Dawn Carroll, Mary Champeny, Leona Chase, Douglas 22 Chiodo, Frank Cialdea, Theresa Clark, Marti n Clarke, Michael Cohen, Andrew Connors, Paul Cook, Jeannette Cooke, R. Gregory Cosgrove, Anne Cosgrove, Karyn Cossart, William Cost, James Courtemanche, Donna Crocker, Martha Cuozzi, Louise Dale, Mark Daley, Steven Daly, Sheila Dandeneau, Steven Dardani, John David, Lawrence Davidson, Marsha Davis, Jonathan Davis, Kenneth Davis, Michael Davis, Pamela Davison, Suzanne Dejesus, Debra Delahunty, Eileen Delay, Sarah Denisevich, Peter Dennis, Cregg Denonmandie, Victoria Devlin, Amy DeWolf, Richard Dickson, Paul DiPalma, Richard Distler, Martha Distler, Mary Alice Do, Hung Manh Doiron, Nanette Domico, Christina Donnellan, Keith Douglas, Todd Dowdy, Kerrie Durning, David Duven, Jennifer Elliott, Jocelyn Emery, Jeanne Evans, Douglas Faddoul, Andrew Farmer, Dale Farrar, Julie Farrar, Leslie Fausch, John Faye, Cindy Fields, Marcia Finsmore, Nicholas Finerty, Christine Flink, Elaine Ford, Lawrence Ford, Paul Foster, Debra Francis, Dawn Frank, Hillary Frazer, Catherine Frazier, Terrance Fredrickson, Kristen Freed, Josie French, Kelley Ann Fusillo, Marcella Gallagher, Jill Gallagher, Joseph Galloway, Stephen Garbarino, Carla Garrity, Stephen Gates, Kevin Gazza, Pauline Gessner, John Gibson, Carol Gillis, Christopher Giner, Juanita Giobbe, Michael Glauner, Melissa Goff, Ingrid Goldstein, Lisa Gottberg, Joseph Grathwohl, Barbara Greaves, Roberta Greenberg, Laurie Greene, Ellen Gregson, Andrew Griggs, Melinda Grim, Sally Gross, Mark Grossman, Ian Guentert, Martin Gugenheim, Lisa Guild, Laurence Gursky, Robert Haessler, Eric Hall, Jennifer Leone, Todd Lettery, Theresa Levey, Claire Lewis, Cynthia Lewis, Linda Libenson, Robert Low, Jeffrey Lubash, Stephanie Lucchese, Karen Lucero, Joseph MacDonald, Christine MacDonald, Donna MacDonald, Stuart MacKay, Donald Mackie, Laurie Hall, Scott B. Halter, Mary Hanlon, Mark Harding, Kara Hardy, Tracy Harnisch, Angela Hawes, Lauren Hayes, Gretel Healy, Shannon Hecht, Peter Heijn, Ethan Heiser, Suzanne Henebry, Mary Hicks, Stephanie Hill, Robert Hillery, Thomas Hirshfield, Amy Hoey, Russell Hoff, Gregory Holland, David Holmgren, Steven Hoskere, Ravishanker Hotch, Jeffrey Howes, Lynne Hughes, Allison Hunt, Maria Ide, Andreas Jackson, Elaine Jackson, William Johnson, David Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Nicholas Joseph, Paul Karloff, Lisa Robin Kassner, Christopher Kaufman, Susan Keith, Shelley Kellberg, Claudia Kellstedt, Lisa Kelly, Eileen MacLeod, Scott Magnuson, Christopher Mahoney, Kevin Malerbi, Gregory Malone, Douglas Mangini, Maria Manuel, Judy Marino, Chris Marquis III, Carl Marsh, Jeffrey Marsh, John Mattair, Lynne Kelso, Jeffrey Lally, Patricia Kleine, Laura Lanza, Tim Klobuchar, Nita Larsen, Donna Knight, David Laurendeau, Jean-Pierre Kopp, Brenda-Sue Lavine, David Kornegay, Melvin Lawhorn, Janet : Kramer, Jonathan Lawson, Cathy ‘ |), Kutz, David Leedom, Dennis Kyriakos, Carolyn Lennan, Douglas ¥ 2 4 i Maurer, Nancy McCall, Alice McCarthy, Daniel McCarthy, Elizabeth McDougall, Mark McGee, Margaret McGee, Michael McHugh, Donald McKnight, David McNamara, Cara McNamara, Patrick Mercurio, Linda Merra, Susan Merrill, Sharon Middleton, Raymond Miekka, Frederick Mikoski, Michael Mills, Kathleen Mohlar, Jody Moineau, Philip Molitoris, Chery] Montgomery, Jon More, Grinnell Morency, Alfred Moroney, Kathleen Morrison, Douglas Morrison, Scott Morse, Pamela Mryglot, Daniel Munsey, Lynda Murphy, Paul Murphy, Stephen Mussoni, Lisa Nagel, Bradley Napoli, Jeffrey Nash, Tamya Nathan, Steven Phinney, Martha Naylor, Katherine Pianka, Mark Neenan, Kathryn Place, Marcia Newton, Elizabeth Platt, Randall C.P. Niles, Susan Pollens, Cindy ERR ¥ Nims, Jacqueline Nisbet, Ben O’Donnell, Christine Ohl, George Ohl, John O'Leary, Patricia Olsen, Daniel Olson, Christine O’Malley, Jean O’Rourke, Patricia Owen, Caitlin Parr, Warren Parry, Stephen Patterson, Evelyn Pearson, Sharon Pelosi, Stephanie Peredetto, Catherine Pettai, Arno Poulin, Suzanne Quinn, Robert Radle, Pamela (Joy) Rahbany, Kathleen Rarus, James Read, Elizabeth Reed, Debra Regan, Patricia Regenauer, Russell Reinen, Pamela Rendulic, Darla Reutlinger, R. Scott Rhodes, Heidi Riley, Cathleen Roberts, Terri Robison, C. Beth Rosen, Andrew Ross, Laura Row, Gordon Russes, Bonnie Sackman, Joel Saltsman, Joanne | Sanders, Alice Sargent, Mary Sasenick, Richard i . Saxe, Andrea Schulz, Martin Scott, Peter Semple, Laura Sharkey, Roberta Sheldon, Jeffrey Sheridan, Rachael RRR rot Shuemate, Lisa Signa, Joseph Sklenak, Kathleen Smith, Timothy Snelling, Donna Somers, Donna Spoon, Phillip Stacey, Donna Stahl, Heidi Stankard, Charles Stearns, William Steczynski, Madeleine Stenberg, Paul Stephens, Panos Stewart, Lisa Stowe, William Straub, Sibyl Street, Duncan Sugar, Alexander Sullivan, Kathleen Sullivan, Patrick Sutton, Stephanie Sykes, Rebecca Szymczak, Julie Taschioglou, Ellen Taskovics, Steven Taylor, Janet Tepper, Sharon Terrell, Shawn Thibault, Suzanne Titus, Daniel Towle, Richard Tratnyek, Jennifer Trocchi, Robert Turner, John VanDuyne, Edward VanTol, Peter Velie, Ellen Venter, David Vorderer, Christopher Wadman, Kristina Wagner, Ruth Walker, Gregory Wallace, Anne Wallingford, Christopher Walsh, James Ward, Marie Warren, Douglas Weeks, Jennifer Weggeman, Albert Weissman, Richard Welch, Thomas Wesslen, Jon Whatley, Craig Whitcomb, Timothy White, Diane White, Timothy Whitman, Wendy Wilkinson, Terri Williams, G. 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Bottom Row: Julie Devlin, Nancy Duggan, Sue Lochiatto, Sue Malone, Michelle Boyer, Linda Haytayan. | 4 Tsenseges WSSU MEET A Pes Tact eus ange ipteil tii) De RSIS ET RMB, seepegireury jee creMen . “2 5) eS ‘ a hoe v4 ot oy rane | a ee i a aa aS ¥ en a ogy Ne ae eP ee | Ar Se Ser ale ep eS bs PRES ie ‘ apes | Zo : sg Po We PIAS, © ee 70 Uap elit ett ‘ - an ye Moai sei 2 Sv ipdilgatsmples + pata 71 boys varsity soccer Top Row: Coach Wayne Ogden, Captain Guy Rasco, Phil Summers, Dave Brasington, Gerard McCarthy, Scott Baker, Tom Little, Craig Curtin, Captain George Janes, Chip Walter, Steve Kutenplon, Christopher Lockery, Gerard Wilson, Dave Greelis, Bill Lietzau, Coach Charlie Ruopp. Bottom Row: Rainer Moss, Chris Van Leer, Keith Hersey, Jamie Stone, Willie Stevens, Steve Polutchko, Fred Coons, Kenny Getz, Garfield Brown, Fritz Ross. J iy ip fost %. te lak ee eee Tes Aaa 2 ae Sy, Ae 4 aa Ee. 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Third Row: Doug Lindgren, Rob Jones, Mark Finnerty, Ralph Milroy, Doug Harding, Andy Mele, Peter Sifferlen, Assistant Coach Steve Abbott. | Fourth Row: George Kevorkian, Alan Boswell, Steve Pearson, Dave Kutz, Bob Hill, Rich Weisman, Stafford Harrell, Larry Edwards. | Top Row: Mike Hartmeyer, Phil Glist, Paul Stenberg, Tom Hamlin, Dale Tapply, Joe Signa, Eugene Fortes. ; + s . te q . hay 6, N e alee ics Ae wath eleat, oe es ee “tit ee ay =e x ? ped ca acs ote as A PRA REI A 83 84 volleyball Top Row: Sue Kelly, Kathy Sullivan, Anne Kurriss, Linda Lewis, Jean Szymczak, Cathy Hennessey, Jeniffer Thomas, Laura Beck, Meg Sifferlen, Karen Wilkinson. Middle Row: Coach Pat Rickman, Hillary Frank, Carol Paik, Pam Reinen, Liz McCarthy, Janet Lawhorn, Lisa Radle, Marcia Place, Cathy Peredetto. Bottom Row: Captain Sharon Roveda, Captain Pam Kelso. Missing: Keller Thies. io 2) varsity swimming Bottom Row: Karyn Howes, Gail Howes, Teresa Nolan, Laurie Greenberg, Alison Grellier, Elaine Diehl. Second Row: Lauren Fardy, Karen McKelvy, Cathy Frazer, Shannon Healy, Karen Brond, Sue Spratt, Jane Bursma, Leslie Thompson, Monica Welsh, Gail Penthany, Perry Thies. Third Row: Coach Bob Hayes, Lisa Kellstedt, Joan McGee, Cindy Lewis, Susan Kaufman, Sheri Knapp, Heather Scholefield, Alyson Morse, Lindy Buchan, Mara Gursky, Lynne Howes, Ginger Ross, Pam Morse, manager Sarah Bum- gardner. Top Row: Carla Garbarino, Lisa Kline, Donna Shelling, Allison Neally, Christen Snelling, Gretel Hayes, Eillen Delahunty, Barbara Grathwohl, Holly Keevil, Mel Van Duyne, Patty O’Leary, Jackie Nims, Cheryl Leedham. cross country Pay 302M, 2919 Top Row: Coach Pat McMahon, Peter Taschiaglou, George Ohl, Peter Scott, Don McKay, Stuart Kaufman, Stuart McDonald, Byron Menegakis, John Ohl, Dennis Leedom. Middle Row: Kurt Diedrich, Terry Lynch, Jim Miller, Peter Moles, Bruce Allen, Andy Clark, Scot McCleod. Bottom Row: Lisa McCleod, Amelia Ostroff, Ann Wallace. 88 boys j.V. soccer Top Row: William Byrne, Jim Raus, Martin Guentert, Josh Johnson, Matt Ginsberg, John Gessner, John Cevall, John Healy, Tim Smith, Rich Angle, Scott Harvey, Eric Harvey. Bottom Row: Mark Rextall, Greg Hoff, Mark Gross, John Davis, Steve Bankuti, Jerin Dunham, Jean Pierre Marjoilet, Doug Furcinetti, Evan Dangell, Paul Connors, Charlie Friel, Jeff Greer. j.v. field hockey Top Row: Catherine Pittack, Annette Hayes, Kristy Foster, Amy Devlin, Laura Ross, Robin Aaronson, Laura Frazer, Nancy Huie, Laura Summers, Coach Leslie Benson. Middle Row: Beth Robinson, Ellen Velie, Deidre Giobbe, Karen Andrew, Lauren Hawes, Barbra Combs, Linda Munsey, Jenny Tratnyek. Bottom Row: Wendy Byrne, Libby Newton, Sue Loynd, Lauren Oasis, Donna Somers, Nancy Austin. +P a xe ne : if ee me : “aN nie si ’ me . , : teeichict r it tae et Es La i Me 4 ; eae ie a ny wy Mis, Petite cs eee! 92 vas ba? ae mer ser an : si freshman field hockey ee Re Ck ie 3 Back Row: Erica Lapkin, Pam Keogh, Amy Bleakney, Kelly Cronin, Lauren Robeson, Karen Cleveland, Joan Daly, Lisa Cheney, Carol Berkampis, Barbara Geunter, Beth Marone, Stacey Hayes, Ann Booth, Coach Jane Pearson. Second Row: Chris Cook, Becky Dorian, Kathy Leahy, Beth Mitchell, Susan Boyer, Anne-Marie McGuire, Alison Adolph, Jennifer Lawson, Karen Martin. Bottom Row: Hiede Kaldenbach, Michelle Gates. 7 yd b a fee re Pe gts ey pithy f' ) PES iS Wx cte. ro freshman footba Top Row: Coach Hill, Todd Bolton, John Sims, Ken Ford, Greg Smith, John Pitchell, Jody Stimmell, Gordon Steltzer, Lance Rose, Coach Oleski. 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Paul McKay, Jennifer McKelvey, Kevin McNair, Darren McNamara, Christopher Meenan, Joan Mele, Andrew Middleton, Wayne Milroy, Ralph Mintz, Pavlik (Eric) Mix, Sally Moles, Peter Monahan, Carole Mondani, Glen Morrison, Peter Morrison, Sandie Morrissey, John Morse, Alyson Morse, Melissa Morth, Karen Moss, Keith 155 165 ala 149 123 164 105 112 102 145 als 173 171 172 HLS 103 101 WH 119 100 138 163 140 133 169 169 108 108 114 163 iM 111 ily 115 ils; 175 ileys: 154 22 138 114 154 116 isy 122 128 102 109 142 130 116 133 120 141 128 Mugford, Scott Munsey, Deborah Munsey, Patricia Murphy, Brenda Murphy, David Murphy, John Murphy, Robert Murray, Jodi Mussoni, James Neenan, Jack Neiley, Susan Nelson, Jacqueline Nelson, John Nelson, Karla Neumeier, Stephen Newfell, David Nicholson, Beth O’Connor, Thomas O’Donnell, Timothy Offley, Robin O'Leary, John Olson, Nancy Orabona, Justin Pagnucco, Stephen Paratore, Karen Parrott, Mark Patterson, Arthur Pearson, Steven Pedroza, Carlos Peirce, Daniel Peltonen, Britta Perry, Maureen Peterson, Susan Phillips, Mark Pillion, Catherine Pirozzi, Patricia Piscitelli, John Pitcher, Donna Pitman, Wendy Podsen, Carol Pollard, David Poole, Kristen Poulin, Marilou Powell, Robert Powers, Mary Pressley, Mary Putnam, Connie Pynn, Wayne Quinn, Stacy Radle, Lisa Raduziner, Susan Rahbany, Russell Rando, Nadine Rasco, Guy Read, Thomas Redmond, Kelly 142 139 168 148 116 iI, 146 109 168 114 139 108 116 171 124 125 134 141 164 154 171 126 128 118 121 ey: 156 169 133 126 119 177 165 iley2 s 7 155 132 168 103 128 104 168 173 140 123 170 2 149 158 128 158 150 144 107 170 Regenauer, Bernard Reiling, Michon Reinen, Linda Roberts, Scott Sillay Roche, Christopher Rogers, Susan Rose, Craig Ross, Carolyn Rose, Russell Rosengard, Mats Roses, Laurence Ross, Frederic Rouser, Kevin Roveda, Sharon Row, Frank Rummell, Sandra Rushforth, Carolyn Russes, Elizabeth Santucci, Ronald Savoy, Carol Scheff, Brian Schubert, R. Andrew Scott, Karen Seaman, Marianna Sears, Norman Segien, Herbert Shelton, Gwendolyn Sheridan, Megan Shirley, Laird Skarnes, Nanette Skavicus, Rosanna Smith, Cara Smith, David Smith, Elizabeth Smith, John Smith, Lourdes Smith, S. Robert Smith, Timothy Snow, Sarah Soule, Peter Spang, William Stacey, Sandra Starobin, Jean Stauffer, Hugh Steudel, Mark Stone, William Straus, Peter Sugar, Susan Sullivan, Michael Surro, Celeste Tasker, William Taylor, Jennifer Taylor, Linda Terrell, Lisa Terwiske, Cletus Thies, Keller 147 128 152 171 129 104 147 161 114 160 163 ils 104 147 ilsy7 152 126 169 100 143 154 104 121 175 109 145 7 175 102 153 108 170 W3¥ aS 123 108 134 129 168 149 155 121 INS y aly Py) 144 152 129 124 153 173 139 Thorpe, Lenwood Thurston, Martha Tingey, Michael Tober, Barry Todd, Eileen Touchette, Raymond Towle, Pamela Tribou, Jeffrey Trimper, John Trumble, Melissa Tucker, Jennifer Twiggs, Shelia VanDam, Neal VanDuyne, Melisande Varriale, Peter Volpi, Ute VonBenken, Ellen Wadman, Erica Walker, Paula Walker, Shelley Wallace, Megan Walsh, Susan Walter, George Ward, Eliza Watson, Stephen Waugh, Alice Weggeman, Diana Weisblatt, John Weissman, Steven Welch, Gregory Wemett, Robin Whidden, James Wiggins, Stephanie Wilkins, Stephen Wilkinson, Karen Willey, Suzanne Williams, Lorraine Williams, Rhonda Williams, Ronald (Scott) Wilson, Gerard Wilson, Scott Wishengrad, Steven Wood, Cynthia Woodland, Cheryl Woods, Steven Wurlitzer, Gary Young, Robin Zarkin, Amy Zeledon, Lucita iVf) 161 156 113 154 168 140 103 124 141 169 WAY 145 iA 158 160 105 156 113 168 150 1133 139 169 106 174 142 126 169 162 123 144 113 170 121 iss, isp 130 142 169 132 144 106 144 115 student ambassadors 180 Carlos Pedroza — Colombia Helena Johansson — Finland John Errazti — Venezuela Marian Jager — Holland Mats Rosengard — Finland Peter Straus — England Lorraine Dudley — Switzerland Elliot Hardy — Switzerland Laurie Smith — Greece Mel Maloney — Belgium Jenny Knoll — India Alyson Morse — Holland missing: Debbie Kutenplon — Colombia Jon David — Norway Zerlina Guzdar — France Top Row: Byron Menegakis, Phil Summers, Phil Kafalas, John Mealy, Troy Fulton, Paul Deranian, Matt Ginsburg, Susan Ginsburg. Bottom Row: Leslie Price, Mike Bergantino, Annette Hayes, Julie Devlin missing: Laurel Dickey (Chairperson), Diana Golden (Vice Chairperson), Mark Fortini (Secretary), Mariellen Anthony (Treasurer), Steve Wishengrad, Marc Kaufman, Danny Ginsburg, Valerie Kane, Sally Ginsburg, Scott Baker, Rosanna Skavikus. QJEUIS JUIPNIS 181 promethean Top Row (I-r): Ellen Taschioglou, Carolyn Ross, Rick Holland, Bill Bigwood, Annette Hays. Bottom Row: Dawn Alden, Christopher Lockery ed., Isabel Kaldenbach ed., Sarah Kirshner ed., Stacy Frank. Co ho OG Lea Vig ie ‘Amanda Gross, Mindy Crawford, dyad rete esteem cetacean ae Seay Se Scptember 1978 TES Ss ae Yee | =F 26 27 2EZ9 BO See ew { i i | s Theory of Evolution , Darwin That’s a big 10-4. Is that really John Piscitelli? 90 1 Buns up iggy went to market. 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Mae ee CPE hat day Senlor Peer aH NE Ra rs ¥ . — . a winter sports gymnastics girls Top row: Coach Leslie Belcher, Sandi Moore, Sheri Knapp, Ginger Ross, Elise Lemieux, Susie Davison, Roberta Sharkey, | Beth Maroni. Middle row: Heide Kaldenbach, Karen O’Malley, Carolyn Ross, Ann Merra, Lisa Paratore, Susie Merra.) Bottom row: Captains Karen Knapp and Karen Paratore. 225 ee 227 boys gymnastics David Schofield, Ken O’Donnell, Doug Furciniti, Mike Daly, Nick Finemore, Bernie Garrigan, Greg Malerbi, John Keevil, Elliot Glist, Andrew Castle, Bill Stearns, Willy Stevens, Philip Gorgone, Coach Jim Dusenbury. ee aE reser ee ee IO i ahaa AEG PELL AR SOE we tae e i Reta i TARR RRR IN URES rep AL PAM BE) PORE RELA AR GM A) OER IE ELLE IR CSI 7 AM ert si eet ee 4 a lg a oe AT SRNR = EEE: «6 Saematinen: 229 ART eT RR SH i a Oc lg, “Brumann Glee eins, TE Oe. ae wee “Cs ee Si Sam ii eg Ma . enephae aad i a a ee Ya he aa 4 Zu boys varsity basketball = 3 sts 6 Sync. Sipe Top Row: Manager Scott Horton, Danny King, Chris Morrison, Paul Sedzia, Rob Jones, Peter Sifferlin, Ed Williams, Darron | McNair, Don McHugh, Malcolm Evans, Fred Coons, Coach George Horton. Bottom Row: Co-Captains Steve Davis, Chris | McNamara. NS... 233 DOYS J.V. basketball Top Row: Billy Brooks, Carl Anderson, Todd Douglas, David Ainley, Paul Stenberg, Wayne Burtoft. Bottom Row: Larry Ford, John Sims, Coach Schlager. MS ot Cl «= ’ AgpRRi tp, i 24° boys freshmen basketball Top Row: Coach Steve Crispo, Stuart Grahm, James Rainey, Kenny Ford, Todd Bolton, Jody Stimmell, Matt Ginsburg, John Roveda. Bottom Row: Roy Mills, Tony Scafidi, Eustace Patterson, Jeff Lacure, Shawn Magee. 238 al fj 239 Ity Is vars basketball SIT Top Row: Terry Roberts, Terry Burtoff, Kathy Sullivan, Judi Feeley, Debbie DeJesus, Jan Gregory. Bottom Row: Jen Crawford, Margot Putukian, Co-Captain Rhonda Williams, Co-Captain Mindy Crawford, Nancy Hurwitz. Ps pte om iia 242 PS . . ee : NR gee Reset J.V. Is basketball Sir Top row: Dietra Dennis, Susan Lloynd, Laura Ross, Meg Sifferlin, Kathy O’Loughlin, Doreen Brown, Coach Sue Winter. Bottom row: Mary Carroll, Claudia Grossman, Nancy Eisenhower, Cheryl Whitcom, Laura Semple, Donna Sommers. 244 wrestling Top row: Brad Whidden, Lance VanDam, Nick Ide, Jeff Low, Mark Pionka, Dave Kutz, Kevin Kelly, Pat Moylan, Matt Branche, Andre Lamontagne. Middle row: Steve Burgarella, Hung Do, Mike Davis, Walter Pianka, Bob Bierig. Bottom row: Keith Grahm, Mike Feldman, Roger (Rompo) Dreyer, Elliot Hardy, Steve Low, Coach Tim Townsend. Missing: Regis Lamontagne, Bill Cossart, Paul McNally, Asst. Coach Ed Kiernan. 247 boys track Top row: Peter Scott, Byron Menegakis, Don MacKay, Bill Bigwood, Tim Smith, John Gessner, John Mealey, Stuart Kaufman, John Nelson, Stuart MacDonald, Coach Pat McMahon. Bottom row: Mark Spratt, Alex Sugar, Craig Rose, Oscar Harrell, Peter Moles, Greg Hoff, Jim Miller, Curt Diedrich. CORRES TENA Ae wee . es, _— : CON Sy, Ww be, ALON Sung GIRLS Toae goork St0ey, J GIRLS TRACK ais Stogy BciRis MPRACK © ss at SUDg, GIRLS TRACK aun SU0BUp, aac (RLS ACK Qe supe, ie ORS TRACK, oun Sung GIRLS TRACK poo SuDeg, Ry | Geely GIRLS oe TRACK 1 oun-sy, 1 NyCoUN-Slagy, cinis YC} Sis NON SUDgy, GIRLS Top row: Catherine Watchler, Lisa McCleod, Leslie Bishop, Sandy Boster, Patty Gazza, Doreen Place, Coach Bob Howarth, Jennifer Daitch, Jean Szymczak, Anne Kurriss, Leslie Bernard, Amelia Ostroff. Middle row: Sue Alsen, Rosemary Moles, Anne Wallace, Lisa Atkinson, Karen Cosgrove, Sheila Daly, Jen Cleary, Kathy Diehl, Jessica Baldi, Laura Segal. Bottom Row: Laurie Smith (C), Kristin Poole (C), Julie Devlin (C), Cindy McElvery. 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