Masconomet Regional High School - Mitobo Yearbook (Boxford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2126 00143 363 5 . we’ve oNcy just BzyuwS j DEDICATION Perhaps the best way to acknowledge the enthusiastic support and service Mr. Doliber has given the Class of 1971 would be to say: Thanks, DAD.’’ His direct nature and keen mind have been important assests to our Class in the past two years. He has alu ' ays been there to help when w r e needed advice, be it in regard to Frolics, Senior Privileges, the treasury, or Santa Claus. Many have known him as Uncle Duck or Ducky Doliber — a good natured, easygoing individual. In deep appreciation we dedicate the 1971 MITOBO to Mr. Donald A. Doliber. 2 0 y y V y y w $ W TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ART AND LITERATURE TACUITlJ AND ADM. I NT STJ2 A TION SENIORS SENIOR ACTIVITIES IN ME MORI AM CIUPS AND ACTIVITIES UNDERCIASSMEN SPORTS SPONSORS D 0 ' 0 X 0 y 0 X % X X 0 0 ADVISORS CO-EDITORS LITERARY EDITORS LAYOUT EDITORS ART EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS TYPING EDITORS ADVERTISING EDITORS SUBSCRIPTION EDITORS Mrs. B. Lawson Andrea Begin Julie Wladkowski Benjamin Nutter Laurie White Mike Raymond Rae Belleau Bonnie Bedell Mark Wehling Mrs. L. Lemieux Mrs. J. Ritchie Lois Spakowski Susan Moore Terri Goodding Walter Meinelt Louise Eskind Mark Larson Stephen Johnson John Lowell Joyce Goodhue Ted Healey xt xt xt xt i t y To everything there is a season — And a time to every purpose under the heaven — A time to he horn and a time to die — 4 A time to break down and a time to build up — A time to iveep and a time to laugh — 9 A WT AND £1 JEM TURK Thinking Of all the things I’ve never done, All the places I ' ve never been — The opportunities seem So limitless — I wonder Just where to go From here Ann Curtis Growing Up Here I am, Looking back Into the maze of memories, Searching still For that intangible force Which made everything so vital — so real. Here I am, Looking forward Toward a future, Which, with its new beginnings Brings a sense of awe And a new awareness. Here I am, Seventeen years old, Caught up in the middle, Clinging to the past and its security, Yet reaching out to the future, Realizing that it’s time to break away And to stand on my own. L. Spakowski 10 One queries: What is our problem: the problem? Where does it hide? (Or does it?) Maybe we know where it is But shroud it — Fearing it will be uncovered. I said a problem. This problem we mask: What is it? We take so much pain to hide it That We forget: It is IDENTITY See it? Remember it. Keep it. Use it. Without it: What am I? What are you? It has been shunned: Within ourselves . . . . . . not a system FIND IT! Don’t be ashamed Discover yourself Be yourself Don’t be timid Don’t perform Live your life . . . . . . Your Way! J.B. Rendle We Face the Sun We face the sun, our backs to yesterday — We are today, we’ll be tomorrow, Though sometimes scorned, we’ll stand up straight, And fight with truth instead of stones. We once were rivers, now we’re the ocean. Our ways unsure, but goals are set. Our minds are deep, conscience clear, Humanity will prevail, through tomorrow But tomorrow’s infinity, it’s never reached, never dies. So there is time, for us to live, To show the world: We’re headed right.” Today we lead, but not forever. We know someday, we’ll step aside. When new waters overflow our ocean, We become the Rivers to tomorrow. But tomorrow’s infinity, It’s never reached, Never dies. Martha Dunphy 11 A miniature stone Seen with brothers as a beach In itself, a world. Dana Jones Lonliness seeps in, like rain through a crack in the roof Until you are nothing, nothing better than a flower in the snow. Susan Shipley Stages Dawn — I marveled at the sunrise, The radiating warmth touched me And I gazed upon a glistening world — I had only begun to see. I wanted to question, but knew not how to ask. Noon — I did not believe the sun was overhead. My shadow disappeared, and I stood alone. Through the clouds — one ray of light shone brightly. I found a door, but had no key. I questioned, but did not hear the answer. Dusk — I take it for granted that the sky is glorious — Awash with the hues of the setting sun, A masquerade that camouflages the landscape. I am beginning to see. I can answer, but no one asks the question. Evening — The sun wall disappear slowly, Taking with it the vital flame Which radiates warmth to all; Leaving no trace — it is forgotten. Louise Eskind 12 TACULTy -4A ' S ADMINISTRATION { Mr. Glen Fay Superintendant Mr. Richard Dussault Administration Mr. Rodney Dresser Principal Mr. Teunis Paarlberg Alpha House Director Miss H. Barry Foreign Language Mrs. D. Blanchard Home Economics (Department Head) Mr. L. Broughton Data Processing Mr. A. Brown Social Science Mr. G. Campbell Mathematics Mr. P. Carletti Social Science Miss K. Cavanaugh English Mr. K. Cody Industrial Arts (Department Head) Mr. D. Constantine Mathematics Mr. A. Constantino English 15 Mrs. S. Disenhof Foreign Language Mr. D. Doliber Social Science Mrs. S. Driscoll Physical Education Mr. G. Ferazzi Physical Education (Department Head) Miss P. Finnigan Physical Education Mrs. B. Foran English Mr. R. Green 16 English Mr. L. Gregorchik Foreign Language Mrs. N. Grenier Foreign Language Miss L. Griffin Mathematics Mrs. M. Hatt English Mrs. J. Gossard English Mr. A. Harootian Industrial Arts Mr. L. Hathaway Foreign Language Miss A. Hitt English Mr. C. Hodsdon Science Mr. D. Jervah Social Science Mrs. E. Jewett Home Economics Mrs. N. Jones Business Miss E. Kennedy Business Miss E Kenosian Social Science Ms. W. Killian Music (Department Head ) Mrs. B. Lawson 18 English Mr. R. Lopilato Science Miss M. Lysaght Social Science Mr. C. McClory Social Science (Department Head) Mr. R Meegan Social Science Mr. T. Meinelt Art (Department Head) Mr. C. Merrill Industrial Arts Mrs. B. Perna English Mrs. P. Peters Home Economics Mr. G. Plumley Physical Education 20 Mrs. J. Ritchie Art Mr. W. Roberts Physical Education Mr. J. Sangermano Science Mr. R. Sauchuk Science Mr. W. Spencer Foreign Language ( Department Head) Mrs. P. Stepp Speech Miss L. Swenson Science (Department Head) Mr. D. Smith Business Mr. R. Smith English (Department Head) Mr. N. Soucy Business (Department Head) Mr. L. Uhrich Science 21 Mrs. R. Halloran Guidance Mr. R. Jillson Guidance ( Department Head ) Mr. E. LeBlanc 22 Guidance Mrs. M. Wallen Secretary iJt -r ■ m .smr irk Mrs. E. Wood Secretary Mrs. V. Oldrieve Secretary BB Mrs. D. Renaud Secretary Mrs. M. Pitt Secretary Mrs. G. Lynch Secretary Mrs. R. Rider Secretary Mrs. G. Cory Librarian (Department Head) Mrs. T. Ray ' Librarian Mrs. R. Hammond Librarian 23 REGINA L. BAIER Quiet . . . energetic . . . sports . . . easy to get along with . . . Silence is golden” . . . Ambition: to go into the business world. Powder Puff 3,4: Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 4; Frolics. SHARON AUSTIN Sharon” My squad . . . B.T.B. . . . Dean . . . Hey, Randy, where is dum dum?” . . . P.M.F. trainer . . . green GTO . . 900 miles to Ohio . . . Where ' s Schroeder?” . . . one day diets. Cheerleader 1,2, 3 ,4 (cap!.); Office Aid 1; Prom 3: MITO- BO; Frolics. LEE A. APRIL Lee Imma !” . . . Oh sick !” . . I ain ' t gonna try out!” . . . K.S. . . . I ' m going to see Mr. Spencer . . . the Quartet . . . Woody ' s coming!” . . . I ' m not going to call!” . . . Miss Nicky. Chorale 2,3,4; German Club 3,4 (pres.); Singers 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Play 2,4; Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Or- chestra 1; Chef’s Club 1,2 (pres.); Student Exchange Board 3,4; Frolics; MITOBO : District 3,4; Allstate 3,4; All Eastern Chorus 4; Business Staff 3- MICHAEL S. ABBOTT Trying to stay ahead in this world ... In love with three things: Rae, getting out of school, and motorq r cles . . . C.H.I.C. . . Ambition: to have enough to live on. Tennis 1,2,4; Cross Country 1,2; Gymnastics 2,4- ALFRED ACKERMAN Chip” Ack I swear to . . . G.L.A.T.B. . . . Where ' s Wilt . . . Yes I know” . . . I ' m only kidding . . . Chemistry class sleep time. Football 1; Hockey 2; Soc- cer 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . MARIE ANNE ANDERSON Marie” Are you going to the game?” . . . Maine . . . Long Lake . . . General Patton . . . I hate alphabetical order!” . . . rainy nights . . . Rib-it . . . I ' ll try and get the car tonight.” Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Outing Club; Pep Squad 2; Speech Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Varsity Cheering 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Business Staff 1,2; Make- up Committee 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; MITOBO ; Frolics. DOUGLAS AULSON Doug” Trips to Orono, Maine . . . Seven times around the track . . It ' s to early to be up in the morning!” ... my little yellow car. Cross Country 1,2,3; J.V. Hockey 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3,4; Soccer 4; Frolics. JOYCE BAILEY Mystery of who her boyfriend is. LINWOOD BALENTINE Lin” ' ' Lucky” Lin ' s no fool ' ' . . . Do you Want this baby to do my talk- in ' ? . . . Golden Legs . . . Lucky Lin’s poker parlor. Cross Country 1,2, 3 ,4 (tri- fle apt.) ; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4 (tri-capt.). BARBARA J. BANDEMER 1970 Duster . . . Are you kidding! I have the car to- day!” . . . Nicky . . . Any- one have a beer?” ... A party! But I have to work!” . . . Ambition: to graduate and get married. LAUREEN BASTABLE Laurie ' Why does winter come and summer go?” . . . Beautiful long brown hair . . . Big green eyes . . . Loves Steve and horses . . . Ambition: to marry Steve. KENNETH E. BEAU JEAN Beauj” Hey, Buddy ! . . . Big 84 . . . Hey, Sawyer, wanna race Chevys. Stage Crew 1; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Ski Club 4. CHERYL BARTLETT Randy . . . Blondes have more fun . . . Don ' t call me dum- dum . . . B.T.B. . . tunafish sandwiches . . . superfalcon . . . excuses, excuses . . . HOJO ' s . . . grape jelly. Pep Squad 1,2; Softball 1; Prom Committee 3; Frolics. CHRISTOPHER R. BARBOUR Chris Hey, what’s wrong?” . . . Wolfish snicker ... a warm person who cares . . . great to talk with . . . the SYNDI- CATE . . . hard to locate . . . A.V. department . . . resi- dence: backstage . . . sincere . . . Gentlemen!” Stagecrew 1,2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 2,3,4; Audio-Visual 2,3,4. DEBORAH BARTHELEMY Deb” Debbie” Let ' s go into Boston to get the Phoenix!” . . . Boston ' s free concerts. . . . Franky . Frank ' s bus . . . Ambition: To imake Franky happy. Business Club 1. WILLIAM BECK And what is is the was of what shall be.” — Lao Tzu. Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4. ROBERT KARL BECKER Bob” Rob Being on time . . . It’s Mon- day morning, all week long . . . Loves hunting . . . Sci- ence Fiction . . . Shakespeare . . . Computer nut . . . sincere . . . well adjusted, maybe too well. Audio Visual 2,3; Radio Club 1,23,4; (sec.) (treas.) (v.p.). RONALD BELISLE Ron Ronnie” Ambition: to get out of Mas- co. Workstudy 3,4; Automo- tives 3,4; Football 1. JOHN C. BELL Beef” Jack” Doff” Chevys forever . . . SS 396 . . . How ya doin ' guy”. . . Ambition: to make the best of life and have a successful career. BONNIE KATHERINE BEDELL Bon Paul . . . Gotta free period?” . . Hey Ski!” . . . I ' m leaving” . . . Don ' t worry” . . . ‘63 Vair . . . Need a ride?” ... I got stumped . . . Saturday night at Marblehead — together. J.V. Field Hockey 1; Gym- nastics 1: MIT O BO (Ad. Ed.); Frolics. ANDREA J. BEGIN Andy” Joe” Mouth” And then she said . . . C.M.U. . Another Captain Begin who is afraid of big yellow buses . . . Hillman Forever . . . Clement Evans Sutton III . . . Into my own cloud of pol- lution . . . R.R.R. um. Field Hockey 1,2,3 : Basket- ball 3; Frolics; Class President 3; Speech Club 3,4 (pres.); Powder Puff 3,4; Prom 3; An- nouncers 3,4; Student Council 3; Chess Club 1,2; Kaleido- scope: Christmas party: Class Day. RAE BELLEAU Chickie” You Twit . . . Mostly because . . . Kinda Sorta . . . Oh but why? . . . Why didn ' t you tell me we were going to the beach?” . . . No. 3.” Chorus 2; Faculty Secretary 3,4; MITOBO; Frolics; Ad drive; Powder Puff 4. ANNE BELANGER Annie” Let ' s leave early” . . . V.W. . . . Can you get the car? . . . Long brown hair. . . . shy . . . Plum Island . . . Jim . . . Ambition: to graduate and to be happy. Make-up 2,3; Frolics. ROBERT CAMERON BETTS Cam” Cam . . . Yeah . . . Want to get in a four thousand footer this weekend? . . . I ' ll bet there are trout in there! . . . White Mountains . . . Skiiing in Tuck’s . . . Snow. Ski Team 3,4; Tennis Team 4. 28 DEBORAH LYNN BILL Debbie” Trip to N.Y. . . . Springfield ' 70 — guided tours . . . coffee on th,e rocks . . . Always ready for a good laugh . . . velour pants . . . Punchy Rock” . . . The 1:00 a.m. Prowlers . . . The smiling girl. Student Exchange 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3; French Club 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; MI- TOBO; Frolics; Tennis 1,2, 5,4. BEN ALLEN BLUMBERG ”A1” Big Al” Let’s make a run . . . Do it! Do it!” . . . Green Mustang . . . Anybody for a drive on Crane’s beach? . . . Can often be found at White Star Club. Football 3,4. JAMES BISHOP Bish” Double sessions ... 35 un- tructured periods . . . loves :;rass drills . . . moves like reepin Moses . . . How ' s Vally today?” . . . Oh, my ■aby toe!!” Football 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey ,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. DAVID ALAN BOYD Bird” DAB” Ambition: Marine biology or forestry . . . Lived most of life in Florida. . . Would like to move back someday. Science Fair 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2,4. ! CYNTHIA BLACKWOOD Cindy” Cin” ’Bawk” . . . Hubba-ha” . . . he farm . . . practice cards on n Monday mornings. . . . Let’s | o skiing” . . . red sailfish I . . wet cement on the com- [non . . . Reece’s Peanut But- I :er Cups and Miller’s . . . r ' What a gas.” . Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; I ' Q ield Hockey 2,3,4; Powder r °uff 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; t°rom Committee 3; Frolics; yBand 1,2, 3, 4; World Affairs Ip. DONNA J. BROPHY Hey, where’s Lorri?” . . . beautiful . . . green eyes . . . sincere . . . quiet . . . KCJB surf . . . Let’s go on a diet tomorrow, O.K. Lor?” . . . loves bikes . . . enthusiastic . . . Peabody . . . I’ll never get my license!” Cheerleader 4; Monitor 4; Frolics; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Ski Club 4- GEORGE BLEISCH Snapper” Bring it over — I’ll fix it . . . Sick jokes . . . Get a Horse . . . Grand Prix. . . Originator of the Turkey . . . Unlimited Bull . . . What Bud? . . . Whose parents aren’t home? Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3, 4; Cross Country 3,4 (capt.). JUDY KAY BROWN Jude” Judy” Hi, ya’ll” . . . Texas . . . YaHoo!” . . . Crud! . . . Am I all here?” . . . Oops!” . . . absent-minded . . . Work- ing for Nason’s at fair . . . One of the gang DEHJLNN PS+1 = 10. AUTOBO; Frolics; Monitor 1; Spanish Club 1: Ski Club 2: Pep Squad 1. RICHARD ARTHUR BROWNELL Rick” Brownie Pat When is the desk coming? . . . Uncle Wayne . . . There ' s a Rocket Club meeting . . . the SYNDICATE . . My name is RICK!! . . . Fantas- tic .. . estupido en la cabeza . . . Uh-huh, Right. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1,2; Stage Crew 3,4; Audio- Visual 3,4; Photograph) Club 3; Frolics; MITOBO. PAMELA ANN BURKE Pam” Goldie” Oh, no!” . . . Fantastic” . . . Talkative . . . Enthusias- tically happy about everything . . . friendly . . . lively . . . Raggedy Ann ' s . . . Billerica Forum . . . D.D.G. . . You wouldn ' t believe.” Hockey Cheerleader 3; Dec- oration Committee 3,4; Make- up Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Frolics; Library Aide 1,2; Powder Puff 4. FREDERICK F. BURLEY Rick Frederick Floyd Burley . . . Quick Rick . . . This is Duck Soup!” . . . Pretty Boy Floyd . . . Lei ' s make a run!” . . . Oh, what a bummer.” . . . I’m gonna blow my cookies!” Track 1 . 2 . 3. a: Basketball 1.2,3 ; Wrestling 4. DANA B CAMPBELL Wilt Akiba . . . M ' head . . . Will he make six feet? . . . Iron Cross . . . Lobstering only catches shorts . . . High seas 2 am. . Complaint: High money slots on pay phones . . . Masco Rep. to Midgets anony- mous. Band 1.2,4: Gymnastics 1.2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1: Track 3,4. LAURIE JEAN CARPENTER Laur” Joe manager . . . B.T.B. . . . Summer hockey . . . C.F. 306? . . . Ten in a tent . . . Why do I always do things wrong? . . . Beach and sunsets . . . Harry stayed home” . . . Hocaponts . . . hey Boo Boo. Field Hockey 4 (mgr.); Powder Puff 3,4; Frolics; Li- brary Aide 1 ; World Affairs Club 2: MITOBO. STEPHEN CASHMAN Steve” If you want me I ' ll be at Laurie’s . . . Horseback riding with Laurie . . . Laurie, we’ve got to get out of this place ! Football 1. BRUCE CARON PAULINE ANN CARTER Paulie” Honestly!” . . . this time next Friday ... A sincere blonde . . . chocolate-walnut ice cream . . . can anybody drive to Connecticut?” . . . JIM . . . My program works!” . . . talkative . . . sparkling blue eyes. Chorus 1,2; Pep Squad 2; Chorale 3,4; Musical 3; Prom 3; Fund Raising Committee 3; Frolics; MITOBO. 30 KATHLEEN A. CAVALIERI Cathy I You ' re crazy . . . Really? 9 hose weekends in New I Hampshire . . . O.M.S. . . . I outdoor girl . . . Italian Pow- lir. Frolics; MIT O BO: World if fairs 4; Basketball 2,3 ; : ield Hockey 2.3: Powder uff 3,4; Ski Club 4. THOMAS CASSIDY Tom GARY CLARKE Gary • Ed Peck beats out Bob Green anyday! . . . Blue Cheer is fantastic . . . Ambition: To see Cox’s bug get fourth gear rubber. Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1; Hockey 2,3- DIANE LYNNE CLARKE Diane” Phil . . . March 28, 1969— a new beginning . . . Phil . . . Anyone seen Retta? . . . Phil . . . Just sitting there and” . . . Phil . . . Don’t forget . . , Phil. Ski Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Prom 3; Frolics; Business Club 1. JAMES W. CHRISSIS Jim Chrissa” 327-ss . . . Nancy . . . Fords don ' t go . . . Cut it out, Dammit!” . . . Let’s head to McDonald’s . Ein Riveara . . . Z-28 ' s. CAROL CLEMENTS Another Detention . . . Oh — that does it; I quit” . . . Ambition: to marry Andy and go to Arizona. I DANA ROBERT CLARK IjJm-Hummm . . . Wow, what I neat old house . . . House Sketches on math homework I . . Antiques . . . Art . . . Italian Food . . . I ' ll be at the llicean . . . Neal Diamond . . . ■Skiing . . . Trying new things. I German Club 3,4; Ski Team | ,4; Cross Country 4. JOHN H. COBLEIGH John Those summers in Maine . . . Yes, Mr. Killian” . . . Hey, Brownie, Who’s driving? . . . A177 . . . Forget it” . . . working on my Model A. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2,3 (treas.), 4; MITO- BO; Play 4; Pit Orchestra 3-4: Stage Band 4; Singers 4- DAVID CONNELLY Automotive! ; Advanced Au- tomotive!. MARK CONNELLY Jacket courtesy of B. Turn- bulls apparel . . . The Royal Aircoach . . . Patchoolyessence . . . Mark how can you see under all that hair . . . Music room . . . Mr. Meinelt, I want to do it my way! . . . Baldwin Grand in auditorium . . ’Dy- namite . . . Magical fingers on the keys” . . . I.L.A.G. . . Well Sasso and I . . . Some- day Ed and I at Lennies . . . Ambition: to be a successful artist . . . Gripe: My New Gym Sneakers. Stage Crew 1,2; Musical 1: Play 2: Chorale 2,3: Singer s 2.3; Photography Club 3,4; Tri-Town Youth Center 3,4. SAMUEL RANDALL COLE Sammy Sambo Slabshot Sam Colabear” That ' s kind of funny” . . . Make me sick . . . Oh my heart . . . Hockey game to- night . . . Four in the front seat . . . Bali Hai . . . Who ' s having a party . . . Beach. Football 1; Hockey 1. 2.3.4. GARY COX Football 4; Tennii 4. FRANCIS ALBERT CONNOR III Fritz Dogmeat . . . Whosh . . Oh, no . . . My parents are leav- ing again . . . What! Sex! . . . pastime: same as brother ' s . . Sweeny ' s . . . Crack me another one . . . Icy . . . Who’s buyin ' ... Ambi- tion: Live. Football 1.2, 3, 4: Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1: Homeroom Rep. 2.3: Frolic!. KATHRYN COUTURIER ROSALIND ANN COURTNEY Rozie Cut it out!” . . . Would h lost without her fingernai’ . . . Learn! . . . Always hap py ! ! . . . Ambition: to becomi a hairdresser. Deca Club 1. STEPHEN COX Steve” Let ' s go skiing . . . Black V.W. . . . Tea party . . . O.B. . . . High in the Mountains I . . . Take a hit . . . Support 1 your local weekend . . . Am- I bition: Ski Bum. Football 1; Track 1,2. 3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4: Soccer 4; ’ Radio Club 2. 32 SUSAN CRAWFORD Sue ' ' rwood . . . Good Lord . What ' s going on this ekend? . . . Bombing mg in a red Mustang . . . ordination ... I don’t be- ve it” . . . Germany next mmer” . . . No way.” Field Hockey 2.3,4; Baskel- U 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; ' ' orld Affairs Club 3,4; Ger- m Club 3, (treas.) 4; Lead- r Club 2,3,4 (Sec.); Class . ’usurer 1; Prom Committee Powder Puff 3,4; Monitors 4; National Honor Society 4 . VIRGINIA CROSBY DEBRA L. CUNNINGHAM Debbie” Deb” Bubbly . . . gullible . . . teaser . . . always smiling . . . last summer . . . salted cokes . . . Don’t you love it? . . . hockey nut . . . We’re going to California this weekend! . . . Friday nights . . . Marc. Chorus 1,2; Singers 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Hockey Cheer- leader 3; Frolics; Powder Puff; Prom Committee 3; Fund Raising Committee 3; Dance Committee 2,3; Busi- ness Staff 3- DONNA CUNNINGHAM Donna” laimy . . . Guess what” . . . iv ' eet and ready to listen . . . : 11 of laughs ... St. An- dm’s . . . waits for every ■ her weekend . . . Let’s go :e Mrs. Jones.” Business Club 1; Powder .iff 3; Monitors 3,4; Prom ommittee 3; MITOBO. ANN CURTIS Alone (finally), there is room to contemplate life. Compro- mise with fate. The blinding light, revealing beauty through truth, Sends the spirit careen- ing through the universe, Bounded only by timelessness, Once Again. GARY PAUL CYR Pig” 65 Chevys go forever! . . . BF Legal . . . Weekend Play- boy . . . Friday afternoon at the Packey” . . . Ein Riv- iera” . . . Loves to ski . . . Ambition: Winter Ski Bum. Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Ski Team 3,4- WAYNE D ' AGOSTINO A blonde Italian . . . Pizza on Friday night . . . Mumbles a lot . . . Quiet . . . Ambition: to become an architect. Cross Country 3,4; Senior Frolics 4. CONSTANCE E. DAWES Connie” Freckles . . . Can I have a ride?” . . . blushes . . . two out of two . . . Well, such is life . . . No suh” . . . Contagious laugh . . . Real- ly?!?” . . . The fair. Chorus 2; Singers 3,4; Bus- iness Staff 3,4; Frolics; Future Teachers Club 4: Prom 3: Pep Squad 2; Fund Raising 2,3,4; MITOBO; Dance 3,4; Powder Puff; Student Exchange 3,4; Christmas Party. 33 KIM DOTSON Friday night poker games . . . backstage . . . Terry . . . Bos- ton after dark . . . Bacardi . . . Terry . . . Schlitz . . . blue lights . . . Hey, Sugarplum . . . Mickey Morse Club. Photography 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Gymnastics 2. LINDA DIXEY Interest: Rick . . . cars . and Rick . . . Favorite saying: OH WOW . and what else is new. MARY ELLIOT DOGGETT Hey Bum’’ . . . Chuck for keeps . . . No brag, just fact . . . Triumph 500 is number two . . . My Shrink ' ' . . . Green Corvair . . Oh Psh- shaw . . . Four in a row . . . ' B. of the year . . . Mcln- tyers. Track 1: Tennis 2; Chorus 1,2; Frolics; Powder Puff 3,4; Outing Club 4: Ski Club 4. BRIAN DONOVAN Reads horse sheet on subway . . . just for grins and serious minded . . . my hairy word . . . laughs . . State Police or bust. Football 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. MARC R. EARNSHAW Ernie Marcus” Friendly, dominant personality . . . my car was sick . . . rational . . . God’s shephard . . . born leader . . . Shut up, you guys . . . confusing at times, but lovable . . . Simon Garfunkel . . . ' 63 MGB. Outing Club 1,2,3- 34 PATRICK L. DOYLE Pat” Oh! you’re beautiful Mike! . . . Likes motorcycles . . . Ambition: to join the United States Marine Corps. MARTHA DUNPHY Sing or not to sing . . . Yag A Feule” . . . Smile . . . Dawn: the slowly rising shade to the window of to- morrow.” . . . Sweden’s only Black-haired Folk Singer. Speech Club 3,4- KAREN ANNE ERICSON Karen” Karen Anne” You freak” . . . this is true . . . Karen Anne you look like a cocker spaniel! ... A great personality . . . Always smiling . . . Ambition: to find what I want out of life. Deca Club 4 LINDA EVANS MARK ERNST N.P. . . Sail around the world . . . the bunch Are you kidding . . . the chiefs . . . dreamer . . . go- Jng home. Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,2,3; Track 1; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3. PETER S. FARR Carrot tops are green . . . Plum Island Wednesday night . . . sleeping bags . . . Cor- vairs forever . . . flying . . . I got the back seat. Hockey 1.2; Gymnastics 3. SAMUELLE LOUISE ESKIND Louise Sam Samilou” Creative . . . Perfectionist . . . Art . . . Drama . . . THE ORATOR . . . Let us not destroy the world in which we exist, but together build one in which we can live. Business Staff 2,3,4 ; Make- up Committee 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4; Play 4; World Affairs Club 3; Class Sec. 4; Frolics; Announcers 3,4; MI- TOBO (asst, layout ed.) ; Spectrum 4 (ed. in chief); Musical 4- H. SPEER EZZARD, JR. Speer” Buz . . . Born in Georgia . . . Enjoyed living in various Latin American countries . . Likes the outdoors and food . . . Oceanography and Engi- neering for the future. Soccer 4; Basketball 4- STEPHEN FAULKNER Steve Bikie T.H.C. . . . Moody Blues . . McDonald ' s . . . The Park . . . The Drive-in . . . Mogen David . . . Honda CL 350 . . . Super good . . Beverly . . . The Square. STEVEN L. EASTON Steve” Eastman” Ambition: to learn to read . . . I swear to God . . . Betsy . . . Quint’s . . . Karmen-Ghia . . . spend the night at my house . . . joe baseball . . . shy . . . be your best friend.” Track 1,2; Baseball 1,3; Football 1,2. 35 RICHARD FENICK Joe Dick” B. F. Legal . . . It five hours later in Germany . . . Likes to dress neat . . . I love German beer . . . Loves his Dingo ' s . . . Mother said I could stay out until 10:30; I got the car AGAIN ! . Ambition: to wear a pair of jeans. JUDY ANN FORGIONE Judy” Jude Mini-Guinea Cute little Italian girl ... crash! . . . What’s the mat- ter? . . . Gotta save a | cookie for my Grammy ... I DAVE . . . Jeanne! . . . |l Ambition: to get married. Business Club 2,3; Prom 1 1 Committee 3; Deca Club 4. KEITH FIEI.DSA JAMES C. FOWLER Jim” Crash We ' ll get over them, right Marth?!!” . . . Cab . . . Loves: Red Triumphs, Hockey, Bad puns ... 12 cases . . . Punky little ninth graders . . . Hip- peeee . . . Devil made me do it. Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Class Dances 1,2, 3, 4. DENNIS PAUL FONTAINE Den Pig ' s wrinkle . . . All I can say is . . . wow . . . summer camp with Bunga and the guys . . Frank ' s on your side . . . Rock . . . It ' s no imitation, is it? . . . Lynn and I and college ... on my way to school surrounded with green glass. Track 2,3. SHEILA M. FLOOD LAUREN ANN FRASER Shrimp” Laurie” Little green bug . . . Do you want to play tennis?” . . . Summers at Marion . . . Am- bition: to be five feet tall. Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1 .2.3.4; Powder Puff 3,4; Vol- leyball 3,4; Band 1,2,3. LAURIE ALICIA FRIZZELL Frizz B-ball’s the game . . . the road runner . . . Women ' s Lib . . . fat necks and trumpet players . . . Ambition: To make the U.S. Olympic Track Team. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Northeast District 3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4 (capt.); Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Chess Club 2; Aionitors 3; Powder Puff 3,4- 36 PAULINE GILFORD Polly Use your head” ... I can ' t, Joel won’t let me . . . Oh yeah . . . Out-a-site ... I gotta work today ... You goin’ downtown? . . . This is my song! . . . Aim? Pep Squad 1.2,3- TERRI ELLEN GOODDING Terri” Oh, Boo! . . . MSU and WV . . . Granny” . . . mis- taken thespian . . . Pirrotta ' s ... to die when I stop living . . . the courage to be truth- ful .. . to believe in some- thing. MITOBO ; Frolics; l it Or- chestra 2,3,4; Math team 2,3: Costumes Co?nmittee 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Singers 3,4; Student Council 3. PAUL GOWEN The big G Golf . . . Sailing . . . Skiing . . . My one and only sport — Basketball??? The Official Turkey. Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. MICHELLE GAUDET Michy” Mich” ' What about the apartment?” . . Florida! . . . Newbury- jort! . . . Oh Poo! . . . ' Cucy” ... I don ' t have any � as money . . . Bali-Hai” . . the Cape . . . Jeans and ny palm tree . . . Will I •ver learn?” . . . Ambition: to [ways be happy. Business Club 2; Spanish Hub 3; Pep Squad 1; Senior ' rivileges Committee 4; Stage lreu 3; World Affairs Club ; Frolics 4. LLOYD GIFFORD Lloyd” I ' Bikes Forever. DANIEL GOFF Dan Moved from Melrose . . . Jr. year — I don ' t wanna talk about it! . . . Weekends in Ipswitch. I got scoffed!” Basketball 2,3: Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . DENNIS GETZ Vennis” The sun did it!” . . . always comes up smiling . . . some- one to talk to , . . Dee-Dee- Dee-Dee . . . Flying . . . Hey, Anne . . . My Bike! . . . Dirty old man . . . Howdy ! . . . Want a Walnetto. PATRICIA GAMBLE Pat” Tomorrow .this day will be gone forever, leaving some- thing in it ' s place that I have traded for it . . . Hampton Beach . . . ”L” Street . . . Just for fun. Frolics; Powder Puff 4 ■ JAMES GREENLER Little Grenn ' Always smiling . . . Blue eyes . . . Has a good word for everyone . Where ' s Wal- ly? . . Any of the guys around? . . . Give me a break . . . Peace . . . Ambi- tion: Bruins Manager. Football Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey Manager 4. AMY GRIFFIN Aim Oh Wow . . . just about . . . out-a-site . . . Have you got a free this period? . . . Meet ya at the common . . . Aircoach . . . Where ' s Wen? . . . Oh yah !” Ponder Puff 3,4; Pe Squad 1„3: Softball 1. ANNE MARIE GURLEY Anne Hey you guys, guess what I just heard? . . . gullible . . . powder fights . . . sincere and friendly . . . Hey, Gurley . . . That ' s alright . . I got the car!” Chorus 2: Singers 3,4; Ponder Puff 3,4: Prom 3: M1TOBO; Frolics; Latin Club 1 ; Dance Committee 3,4. GRACE EVELYN HACKETT One of the guys in the Brass Section . . . Mathalete . . . Physics Room . . . Never too busy to help a friend . . . Ambition: to do God ' s will. Band 1,23,4; Math Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. WALTER S. HALE III Hey Beef . . . light ' em up . . . Chevys forever ... 50 feet of rubber from my ' 53. PALIL HALL That ' s really nice . . . Waterskiing — one ski . . . Back in Westview . . . Me, an accent? . . . Guitar- ist .. . It ' s out in the sticks . . . The Texan” . . . Re- member the Alamo!!! Audio-Visual 4. LEIGH HAMPTON Quiet . . . shy . . . loves ani- mals — especially horses . . . lives in the Art Room . . . Super-Trucky . . . Are you for real? . . . Bizz and Buzz. Fund Raising 3; Dance Committee 1,4 (chair.). ROBIN HARRIS R.R.B. Triplets in English class . . . george ... I want to go to the beach . . . green stuffed animals . . . Norway . . . H.T. . . . Noisy Corvair . . . Ambi- tion: to fill up the car with Hi-test. Tennis 2,3,4 (mgr.); Pon - der Puff 3,4; Business Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2 ; Singers 3,4. 38 WENDY E HAYWOOD Wen ' ' Tare . . . Are ya going down- own?” . . . Oh yah!” . . . Who me? ... so innocent . . Maine . . . Halloween . . . ya always could better than ne!” . . . I ' m a good girl . . . Tare. FREDERICK B. HEALEY Ted Alfalfa” . . . Half of the Daily Double ... I swear to . . Tell ya what I ' m gonna do . . . Fire! . . . Prom Night at K ' s . . . Fire ! ! ! Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 (co-capt.); Track 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep. 2,3; MITO- BO. WENDY L. HERSEY Sister Wendy” The wanderer . . . VW ' s . . . Richie . . . Duster . . . Orange and Black? . . . Syracuse Swings . . . All your friends and loves were strangers till you met them” . . . Richie! Richie! Richie! Volleyball 2,3,4. STEPHEN G. HERMANS Steve” Drives a mean Corvair . . Friday nights at the Poker Parlor . . . Tennis, golf, and ping pong . . . Hates Lin’s sick jokes. Football 1; Cross Country 3,4; Tennis 1, 2,3,4. JANICE M. HECKMAN Jan” Wow!” . . . Hi ya, kid!” j i. . . John . . . Boston Street I . . . John . . . Grand Funk . . . ( Strawberry duck . . . Friendly ... Chevy’s . . . ”1 don’t I flirt!” . . . bikes . . . John . . . [ peace . . . Ambition :to be i happily married forever. FRANCIS HEBB Fran” JOHN H. HILLS Listen” . . . The Nub . . . Wildcat . . Province Lake . . . Mt. Washington . . . 2:30 . . . Science . . . Social Science . . . Ambition: skiing the rest of my life . . . Hiking. Ski Club 2,3,4; Ski Team 3- PATRICIA ANN HEY Pat” Hey! Hey!” Hey Pat . . . Don’t worry, they’ll win.’ . . . Let’s have some SPIRIT kids . . . The Chief . . . Smile — and make someone’s day a little brighter . . . Am- bition :to make people smile and to be happy. Chief Masconomet 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Tiger 2; Prom 3; Softball 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Frolics; Pep Squad 3,4; Class Martial 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. 39 It JAMES WENSEL HOBSON ' Wensel” Wait till I get my Z-28 . . . Studies ROT . . . Do- nuts and Ice Cream . . . It ' s only my eighth . . I ' m on a diet” . . . Tack ' s . . . I ' m HUNGRY ! Football 1; Ski Club 1.3,4. ROBERT HOOVEN Bob Dumb tackle . . . K ' s . . . Bishop, you don’t even smell nice . . . Ski and Beach Bum . . . Unbelievable” . . . My Fabulous Glastron . . . 352. Football 1,2, 3, 4 (tri-capt.); Track 1,2, 3, 4; Monitor 3,4; Ski Team 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. FRANCIS HOCTOR Frank” Likes music and swimming . . . Likes to get into things . . . Ambition: to be a success. Student Exchange Board 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Football 1,2; Stage Crete 2,3,4: Plats 1.3; Chef’s Club 1,2; Business Club 4: Frolics; MITOBO. GEORG HORNYKIEWYTSC.H Georg” German Exchange Student . . . Always smiling . . . Friendly . . . Sauerkraut . . . Let ' s win again . . . One of Mas- co’s great soccer players . . . Ambition: to go to McDon- alds. Soccer 4; Exchange Board 4; Photography Club 4; Track 4. SCOTT W. HOLT Scott” Hi Jill” ... ' 48 Studey . . . Good Enough” . . . Suzuki 500 . . . Good old Mrs. Shafer . . . Water skiing . . . Arcadia, N.H. . . . That ' s alright” . . . dips and pulls . . . Have you seen Jill? Football 1 ; Basketball 1 ; Cross Country 2: Gymnastics 2.3,4: Track 2.3,4. SUSAN JILL HOSTERMAN Jill” John, Miss Jarvie hates me!” . . . But Mrs. Shafer, I don’t understand it!” . . . One of Miss Cavanaugh ' s girls . . . But Miss Jarvie, I can’t!” . . . Bitte, Jill, Deutsch pree- hen !” Chorale 3,4 ; District Chor- us 3; Thespian Society 3,4; Business Staff 2; Alusical 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4 (sec.); Hockey Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Tutor 2,4; AUTO BO: German Club 3; Frolics. GRETCHEN ANNE HOWARD Gretch” Isn ' t that fantastic . . . beau- tiful smile . . . Jordan Marsh . . . Green-Eyed blonde . . . C.E A. . . . Hey Jude” . . . STEPHEN HOOSICK What does that mean?” . . . The car, the car, the car.” Costume Committee 1,2; Business Staff 3; French Club 4; Swim Club 4; Dance Com- mittee 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Frolics. 40 JUDY JARAN Jude Sponge . . . Who doesn ' t want their lunch? . . . gulli- ble . . . Oh, really? . . a real ding-dong . . . cute smile . . . sarcastic . . . I ' m starv- ing!” Pep Si uad 1,2.3; Library Aide 1,2,3; Future Nurse’s Club 3; Make-Up Committee 3; Dance Committee 4; Ski Club 4; Outing Club 4. PATRICIA ANNE JENNINGS Pat” Patty” One cheesedog . . . Conta- gious laugh and big dimples . . . Rocks, bugs, shells, and more rocks and apples . . . Mushrooms ... BLAST” ... FELL ... Lady good Divel. Band 1,2; Gymnastics 3,4; Speech Club 4; MITOBO. ELLEN HURST Pumpkin” Skippy Forget it, would ya . . . Guess who called me last night . . . someday Roger . . . Pregnant VW . . . Where ' s the bottle . . . Middleton? . . . Ambi- tion: to see over the steering wheel. STEPHEN JOHNSON Steve” Little green cars forever . . . Summers at Bay shore, and education in itself . . . Old Volkswagons never die, they just turn to dune bugs . . . Ambition: to postpone the in- evitable. Photograph Club 3,4 ( vice pres.); MITOBO. JOHN W. HUCKINS Jack” Skiing forever . . , gambler . . . What tree . . . Howlet Street at twelve . . . Oh wow, Pat! . . . Garbage . . . C’mon play hot nuts . . . K ' s for the weekend . . . Ambition: to be- come a ski bum in Switzer- land. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Ski team 2,3,4 (co-capt.): Ski Club 1,2 (v.p.) 3,4. BARBARA HUNT Spookie Bubbles” Bomber Barb” Babs” Yeah and I ' ll tell yeah! . . . Kenny . . . the chopper . . . and riding up to Bald Hill . . . Bruce . . . the races Mt. Washington, with Bill and Deb . . Papa . . . Oh! I ' ll kill that son of yours ... Hi ! Gang . . . Ambition: to leave home!! . . . Keep smiling, love ya! . . . Bubbles ... In memory of a lost love. PETER INGRAHAM Pete” We were just forkin’ around when” . . . loves antique cars and Volvos . . . fun-loving, talented, sincere . . . The Syn- dicate . . . independent . . . Heart of my Heart” . . . Just Wonderful Bean! Chorale 3,4; Musical 3; Stage Crew 1,2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3- DANA GREGORY JONES Hosmer” D.J. Howdy” . . . Parnelli and his ' 37 G.M.C. . . Band . . . B.S.A. . . Wakefield . . . Frisbee . . . Outburst of laugh- ter .. . Easy going . . Both- ered by silence . . . Oh, Wayne” . . . Ambition: Tol- erable Success. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2,3; W or Id Affairs Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4. MICHAEL KELLEY Mike Good Lord . . . Middleton Pumping Station Lawn . . . White Mts. in the Fall . . . Moody Blues . . Once Again . . . Always ahead . . . Oh Wow! . . . Outward Bound . . . Environmentalist . . . Costa’da Sol . . . On the beach alone. TERRY LYNNE KENYON Terry Oh my gosh” . . Persuasive blue eyes . . . Excellent Miss L’Arriere ... an infectious laugh . . . Never say can ' t! French Club 3,4; Student Exchange Board 1,2, 3, 4; Play 2,3; Business Staff 2,3; Prom 3; Frolics; Speech Club 3-4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; IP 7 orld Affairs 2: District 3: MIT O BO . MIRIAM RUTH KAIZER Mim Whole bunches . . . brown eyed girl . . . Pete, what does that mean? . . . never enough time! . . . I ' m not twelve” . . . Confused . . . a-w-w c ' mon . . . uncoordi- nated goalie . . . Do I haf- ta ? Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Make- up committee 1,2; World Af- fairs 2,3 (treat.); National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Club 3,4 (sec.); Decoration Committee 1,2, 3, 4 (chair.); Fund Raising Committee 3,4 (chair.); Prom Committee 3; Frolics; Ponder Puff 4; Ml- TOBO. NANCY SUSAN JONES If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because be hears a differ- ent drummer. Let him march to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau. EDWARD C. JOY Ted” Likes: Sailing . . . Skin Div- ing . . . CL 77 ' s . . . Hockey . . . of course Bikes . . . Dis- likes: A certain Fuzz . . . School Lunches . . . Putnam Pantry . . . Ambition: to suc- ceed in life. Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 3; Wrestling 4. EDWARD KAREDES Eddie Little Greek . . . Big Ed . . . Did you see that broad? AAR Cuda’s Rule . . . My old man ' s Cobra . . . 2 ' s easier pick up than 3 . . . my cousin Joey and I . . . Studeys rot, at least most do. Math Team 1,2, 3, 4 (capt.); Track Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4- GALE C. KESEL Peabody ... a very temper- mental ’66 Comet Convertible . . . Bob . . . His crazy V.W. SHARON ANN JORDAN Genuine . . . wide-eyed inno- cence . . . No kidding . . . O.M.S. . . Let ' s go skiing! . . . Up country . . . con- siderate . . . powder fights . . . root beer floats. Majorettes 2,3,4 (capt.); AlITOBO: Frolics; Ponder Puff 3,4. KARL F. KEPPLER Win some lose some . . . dry wit . . . Em not driving this weekend” . . . Ambition: to turn twenty-one. Hockey 1,23,4; Football 1; Track 2; Frolics. FREDERICK D. KRAUSE Fred” Would I kid you?” . . . I’m tellin’ ya” . . . Week- ends at Arcadia . . . Jo . . . Water skiing . . . Za-Zoo-Zaz . . . Dunkin Donuts . . . One of the girl watchers.” Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track 2,4. NORMAN KERNANDER Norm” Studebakers rule . . . Let ' s go to Hampton” . . . Down with ' cudas . . . You would not believe it” . . . Kernan- der-Bird” . . . my Post Office is clean . . . Good ole Feld- man. Ski Club 3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 1; Band 1,2; Frolics. VICTORIA G. LADD Loves nature, horses, life . . . Hey Hampton” . . . Moody . . . Hopes to go to Bradford Cowboy boots . . . Loves old houses . . . The house is haunted you know” . . . Doesn ' t believe i ghosts . . . Smile, God loves you.” Library Aide 2,3; Office Aide 3,4; MITOBO ; Spanish Club 3 (vice pres.). JOANNE KILLAM Jo- Convertibles . . . Can t, I have to work” . . . Red lolli- pops . . . Sunnylane Cleaners . . H.T. . . Eight o ' clock, finally!” . . . My Car is sick . , . How embarrasing. Chorus 1,2; Singers 3,4; Ponder Puff 3,4; Frolics. LINDA ELLEN LAMMI Linda Fantastic!” . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . I can ' t see that far!” . . . always smiling . . . I don’t remember that!” . . . HT” . . . I haven ' t any name but what you ' ll give me when you leave.” Student Exchange Board 1,2, 3, 4 (pres.); Speech Club 3 (sec.), 4; World Affairs 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Powder Puff 3. DAVID E. KING NANCY M. LANGIS Quiet, but funny . . . Salem . . . SPEFLB . . . Myles . . . Celebrating ... I got the car ... a straight freak. Nurses Club 1,2 (vice pres) 3; Student Exchange F3oard 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Fund- Raising Committee 3- LINDA LA ROCCA Lin” Menage” . . . Iggy” . . . What ' s wrong with V.W. ' s? . . . Buck” . . . Italian power . . . Plum Island . . . Fina- bula!” . . . You can go to Naples! ... Is that your hair? . . . and those long nails . . . O.M.S. Leaders Club 2,3,4 (treas); World Affairs 2,3 (sec.), 4; Make-up Committee 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4. ROSEANN LEBLANC Rosie” Who’s skipping this period? . . . B-wing girl ' s room . . . Who ' s got a cigarette, maybe Steve . . . car someday . . . naturally stoned . . . can you turn on what I’m saying . . . Horses, boys, and cars. Bowling 3. JOHN LARSON Ambition: To go to school for automotives. VALERIE LE BLANC Road Runner . . . Tommy . . . You’ve got a problem . . . always smiling . . . great personality . . . Tommy . Your out to lunch . . . Tommy . . . Complaint: Brok- en down Oldsmobubbles . . . Ambition: To make Tommy happy and become a hairdres- ser. MARK W. LARSON Mark” Honest, quiet . . . Freckles” . . . What’s your name again? . . . always willing to help . . . Artist . . . The SYNDICATE . . backstage. Stage Crew 3,4; MITOBO ; Frolics. CINDY MICHELE LAVORGNA Cin Lumpy Clarinet and Calculus . . . The golf course . . . Can I play sax?” . . . Whoop- whoop . . . Conversationalist plus . . . cynic . . . S B. . . . smile. Stage Crew 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Math Team 2,4; Dis- trict Band : Thespian 3,4; Pit Orchestra 3,4; Allstate Band; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Club 3; Orchestra 1; Dance Committee 3- DIANE EILEEN LVlH Shoot! . . . Weird! . . . imaginative . . . friendly . . . vivacious . . . the end of the line . . . future astronaut . . . UFO ' s . . . hockey . . . one of the gang . . . Ambition: To reach five feet Cheerleader 3,4; Business 3; Frolics. JEFFREY MACGILL K-K-K-Kinda F-F-Funny . . . No way” . . . Chin-ups on the soccer . . . Emily . . . Ambition. To talk straight and to be a pilot. Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 4; Play 2; Speech Club 3; Announcers 3,4. JONATHAN B. LOWELL Jon” No way! . . . Gimme a break! . . . Broccoli ? . . . I’m going to the computer . . . Ambition: To climb all the White Moun- tains over 400 feet tall and yell off the top. Math Team 1; Speech Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2; National Flonor Society 3,4 (pres.); Soccer 4; MIT O BO. SUSAN J. LUDWIG Sue” Deutz . . . Hard Apples . . . It better not rain today . . . Scoobi doo . . . Karen, ya wanna go skiing? . . . Where? . . . Energetic and full of en- thusiasm . . . Ya wanna hear a good joke? . . . Ambition: To travel. Field Hockey 3,4; Basket- ball 3; Tennis 3; Band 3. JEFFREY LUSH Jeff” [Fantastic” . . . Well, now, pu think of something to do . . Bruins 1 . . . WBCN . . Rockport . . . Jeff Beck . . Bean Town” . . Mc- [Jonalds . . Zig . . . Quiet . . Free and Easy . . . Zag . . PEACE. WILLIAM LUSH Skip” Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1. ROBERTA LOPEZ Bunny” That rabbit kid. ROBERTA MACKAY Robie Triplets in English class . . . george . . . big brown eyes . . . Dick . . . moonlit nights in Maine . . . Sorry, busy this weekend . . . orange lion . . . sheep . . . long finger- nails . . . Ambition: To be- come a secretary. Business club 3,4; Singers 3,4. CYNTHIA A. MACLACHLAN Cindy” Mac” I broke my arc” . . . Think Russian . . . double cheese- burgers ... I want one” . . . Oh, no . . . Plum Island sand . . . animal class . . . 25” . . . wrestling co-champ . . . silver rings . . . trouble- maker . . . Tahiti. Leader’s Club 2,3,4; Moni- tors 2 (sec.), 3; Dance Com- mittee 1,2,4; Prom 3; Home- room Rep. 1,3; Class Sec. 2; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3,4. DANA FRANCIS MASSE Dana All for one and one for me” . . . Can always be found at 114 Super . . . Always awake?” Oh, good, next period ' s lunch . . . Let ' s get a mountain dew” . . . Back- yard football . . . 283 Chevys . . . Maine and Alaska bound. JANET MALONEY So about Friday night . . . Always S.G. . . . Ipswich and Summer . . . you lose ... I can ' t stand it . . Maine some- day. MARIE PATRICE MASSE Hello, hello, hello, hello Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye That ' s all there is. And the leaves that are green turn to brown.” P. Simon DANIEL MANSFIELD Dan Likes playing tennis and other sports . . . Likes working on cars and camping in the moun- tains. Chorus 1.2. NANCY MARIE MARTINUK Nance Helpful, sincere . . . Makes everyone laugh . . . expressive eyes . . . honest and true!” . . . Adventurous . . always eating . . . Chrisi . . . Skin- diving anyone? . . . 8x8 . . . eat . . . friendly . . . Gwen . . Loves poetry and Music to think by. Library Aide 1; Tutoring 2: Monitors 3,4; Prom 3: Fund Raising 2.3,4: MITOBO: Frol- ics: Powder Puff. BRADFORD McBRIDE Brad Newspaper . . . G.O.P. . . . Conservatism reign . . . Bev libe . . . microfilm . . . G.O.P. . . permanent library fixture . . . G.O.P. Chorus 2; Singers 3,4; Chefs Club 1,2; Student Ex- change Board 3; Plays 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Frolics. 46 MARK MATTOON Peace . . . Oh, wow” . Let it be . . . Pat. WALTER OTIS MC LEOD Walla Bear Wally Otis” Road Runner . . . The Camaro . . . Deb . . . New Hampshire Weekends . . . K ' s” . . . Take a tug” . . . Remember the tootsie-roll . . . Drink till your brains float. Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4 (capt.). STE VEN P. MELZAR Steve Spring fever — all year . . . Friday night at Lin’s Poker Parlor . . . The guy’s a nut!” . . . Ah to be young again . . . Golden” . . . Your local fool. Chef’s Club 1,2; Lab Assis- tant 3; Monitors 3; MITOBO; Frolics. DANIEL MC CRAINE Craine” Dan” Honda-350 . . . The Art Room . . . Where’s Cole?” . . . Wicked” . . . Melrose all year round. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 2; Soccer 4; Monitors 3,4; Frolics. ROBERT MERCIER Bob” LEE ANN MCLEAN Diane, are you picking me up tomorrow?” . . . Second per- iod girls room . . . Lou’s call- ing 7:00 Friday night . . . June 13, 1972, Lou . . . (S.D.) . . . You smack-it” . . . Ambition: to care for mentally retarded. JEFFREY MILLER Jeff’’ Roundball . . . Dirty Old Man . . . I know that hand . . . Line up . . . Fire . . . blondes have . . . thirty sprints, says BEN . . . Please, Bleisch, no more jokes . . . I ' ll fix it. Basketball 3,4; Soccer 4; Student Council 4. CORLISS MITCHELL The rain will fall like tears The sun shall use through the years. Who owes to the life that dies? Only love to the new born’s sigh At this time to whom do I Perhaps to all of mankind With this light, and the new born ' s life. Shall we cease to go on? Rain to turn to ice Sun to turn to night The life we hold is not our own. 47 WALTER MAYHEW MEINELT I should ask that nature ' s gift to each child in the world be a sense of wonder so in- destructible that it would last throughout life. Rachel Car- son. MITOBO (asst. ed.J; Chef’s Club 1,2; Play 1,2, 3, 4; Musi- cals 1,2, 3, 4; Announcers 3,4; Frolics 4; Parlimentarian 2; Marshal 3; Class Pres. 4; Stu- dent council 2,3; Speech Club 4; Thespians 1,2, 3, 4 ( vice pres.); Homeroom Rep. 3; Prom 3,4; Constitution Com- mittee 1. RICHARD MOORE Tennis 2,3,4. ANNE MULDOON Anne” Nature nut . . . loves camping and the ocean . . . E-Day . . . W.A.C. . . Hi, Jule! ... 99 . . . quiet, unsophisticated . . . It ' ll be in Meegan’s room . . . Essex Aggie and York Beach . . . Ambition: to be a medical doctor. Thespians 2,3,4 ; M1TOBO; W orld Affairs Club 2,3 (pres.), 4; Speech Club 2,3 ( treas .), 4; Honor Society 3,4; Field Hockey 1; Homeroom Rep. 3. SUSAN MARIE MOORE Now just which Sue Moore do you want? . . . Those New Jersey R s . . . One of the cor- ner people . . . I.D.A. . . . Questions, Questions more Questions . . . yeah, that ' s my sister . . . N.Y.S. . . . the impossible dream became pos- sible . . . Ambition: to be the first female president (before the age of 35). Art Club 2; Archery 2; Of- fice Assistant 2; Prom 3,4; Fund Raising 3,4; Speech Club 4; Announcers 4; Health Aide 4; Frolics; AUTO BO (asst. lit. ed.); Powder Puff 4. DENISE NANGLE Oh cuss!” . . . great sense of humor ... I don ' t remem- ber that! clumsy . . . beauti- ful green eyes . . . He who waits for the right time, may wait forever. . . . H.T. ROBERT MORRELL Bob Automotives . . . Ambition: to get out of school. JOHN MULCAHY John Ye call me chief . . . Oh, Lee, Imma . . . Duck Pond” . . . Larry’s chicks . . . Scarlet Letter . . . Dieting with popcorn . . . My neck hurts . . . Gray Socks . . . Pinecrest . . . K.Sy’s poem . . . Chiquita . . . Bickersons . . . Perry died. Chef ' s Club 1 ( pres.) ; Plays 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 1,2.3, 4; Thespians 2,3,4 (pres.); Stu- dent Exchange Board 2,3,4 (rice pres.): Speech Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tutor 2; Student Conductor; Singers 3,4; Chorale 2,3,4; District Chorus 3; Frolics. DIANNE NANGLE Dini My eyes are open!” . . . Let ' s face it . . . K ' s . . . You really mess me up . . . F.A.C. III . . . Chinese Turtle . . . Nantucket . . . Philipino. Class Sec. 1; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4 (treas.); Field Hock- ey 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Dance Committee 1,2; Publicity Com- mittee 3; Powder Puff 4; Fro- lics. THADDEUS J. NAPP Ted No. 64 . . . Napkin ... A smart tackle? . . . me and my flying hamburg . . . How ' s the bone, George? Football 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Frolics. RICHARD F. NASH Rick ' ' Impossible! . . . Remember the Rambler . . . Lake Winnipe- saukee . . . fun time . . . the boat . . . the castle and island . . . Ambition: to be a fire- man and be rich. I ELIZABETH HUNTER NASON I Liz” Elizabeth” Elsie : )h Good!” . . . Sarcastic, l it friendly . . . Not too I ight are you?” . . . Right I . . Good Grief Charlie t rown” . . . One of the gang . . DHJJLNNPS + 1 = 10 I . . They worked for me. WENDY NISSEN You guys” . . . giddy mar- ble . . . I’ll get my permit . . . Dandelion wine . . . snapper . . . 13 . . . I’m getting fat” . . . B.T.B. . . . coffee on the rocks . . . check the tires . . . late prowlers. Student Council 1,2; Field Floe key 2,3,4; Prom 3; Pow- der Puff 3,4; Frolics. I BENJAMIN C. NUTTER Ben Beanie ” I I’m going to art now . . . Jncle Wayne . . . Babyyou . . I.R.W.S. . . I got the ar today!” . . . Bud . . . Take it easy” . Alright” . . Nice!” . . . Ambition: o be an architect? Think inow . . . Skiing ! Decoration Committee 2,3, ; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Crew ,3,4; Frolics; MITOBO (lay- ut ed.) ; Football Posters, ,4 (co-capt.). GERARD O’MEARA Jerry” Fugi There are only two kinds of people: People who are Irish and people who wish they were . . . GTO’s forever . . . Ambition: to get rich. Automotives 1, 2,3,4. SUZANNE WANDA ONUFRY Sue Or what! . . . lives at the gym . . . our Frankless leader . . . New Hampshire week- ends . . . Mt. Whittier Ski Patrol . . . big dimples . . . hates depressing people . . . Ambition: to be a physical ed- ucation teacher. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Leaders 2,3,4 (vice pres.); Sofeball 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Frolics; Monitor 4. RANDAL OPPEDISANO Randy” Where ' s Dum Dum? . . . B.T.B. . . Diga Diga Diga Diga Diga Do-Pow . . . Ho- Jo ' s . . . nice clothes . . . Wendy . . . cut that out! . . . that crazy dance. Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3 . ANN PAGE Annie” Supreme happiness of life is being loved for yourself, or more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself” . . . How’s it going? . . . Puts ... my own tree . . . unique . . .in- spirational thoughts . . . deep thinker . . . Silence is gold- en.” Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Singers 4; Prom 3; Field Hockey 1,2; Frolics; Powder Puff 3,4; Receptionist ; MIT O- BO. LOIS P ATKIN Loi” Men say they know many things; But lo! they have taken wings — The arts and sciences, And a thousand ap- pliances; The wind that blows Is all that anybody knows.” — Henry David Thoreau. World Affairs Club 2 (pres.); Student Council 1,2,3 (treas.). ERIC PAULSON Pat” Poopsie Is your uncle really Pat Paul- son?” . . . Gone to Maine . . . The computer lies . . . Likes camping, mountain climbing, canoeing . . . Ambition: to be one step ahead someday. Cross Country 1,2; Gymnas- tics 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Soc- cer 4- LAURA MARIE PEDICINI Laura” Right!” . . . typical happy Italian . . . Big Swedes . . . spastic Leader . . . can ' t back- up cars . . . Guess who ' s coming home this weekend?” . . . bubble gum . . . speech major . . . empty rooms. Cheering 2,3,4 (co-cap .); Leaders Club 4; Field Hockey 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Class Treas. 2; Speech Club 3,4 (vice pres.); World Af- fairs Club 2; Announcers 3,4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Prom 3; Frolics; Christmas Party; Sen- ior Privileges (chair.); Foren- sics 3,4; M1TOBO. LESLIE PETERSON Les” Lester” What ' s wrong with Falcons? . . . Sincere smile . . . night plum . . . Oh, Alan! . . . thoughtful . . . school fences . . . Joe Cashier here . . . Oh, I can ' t! . . . Where ' s Laur? World Affairs 2; Field Hockey 1,2; Gymnastics 3; Dance Committee 2,3- EDWARD PECK Ed” Cross Country 1; Basket ba 1; Track 1; Pit Orchestra 3 Band. CYNTHIA ANN PETTENGILL Cyn” Cindy” You guys, guess wbat ! . . The Love Bug” . . . twerp . . . whoopieding . . . New York State . . . O.M.S. . . . sincere and understanding . . . Lemon Cotton Candy . . Overseas. Business Club 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Ski Club 3,4; Prom 3, Singers 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Student Exchange 3,4; M1TOBO: Fro- lics. 50 CHARLES PICKARD Charlie” Where is she?” ... I have to meet her” . . . Alison . . . Cars . . . Shop . . . What?” . . . I have to go to the nurse . . . I can’t take gym . . . H- BARS . . . Food . . . Chip- munk . . . Ambition: to avoid the draft. DIANE PICKARD Diane” Dave won ' t let me . . . Dave . . . Free periods in the girl ' s room . . . Skiing ... You cute little gustappe, you smack it! . . . Killer of gas station attendants . . . Ambition: to marry Dave. Student Exchange Board 3- KENNETH M. PRATT STANLEY CARLETON POPE Stan” Popey” Writing poetry . . . Writing folk songs . . . Shopping Cen- ter .. . Canada . . . W. Pea- body . . . Sudbury . . . Girls . . . Study . . Friends . . . And the opportunity to create abilities. JOYCE LINDA PORETSKY Joyce” Oy Vay” And He hath brought us into this place, and hath given us this land, a land that floweth with milk and honey. Deute- ronomy XXVI:9. NEFTY 2,3,4 ; Speech Club 4; Student Exchange Board 1,2, 3, 4 (treas.); Future Nurses 1,2,3; Announcer 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4 (sec.); Sing- ers 4; Class Marshal 4; Fro- lics; Senior Week; Band 1,2; MITOBO. JEFF PRICE y PAUL PHILLIPPI Paul” Sonny” She looks just like Cher” . . . Where’s my comb?” . . . The thing is” . . . the art oom . . . Singers . . . the past . . Wicked” . . . Look at he hippies” . . . Ambition: 1 0 find true happiness. Photography Club 4; Cho- ale 4; Frolics; Singers 3,4; Zhorus 3,4. SAMUEL POEL Sammy” Hey didya hear what hap- pened?” . . . Likes: girls, I listing classes and teachers I le ' s not assigned to, working, dawthorne Regional Center, ooking, swimming . . . Dis- ikes: having to keep quiet, itting still, unfriendly people. Chef’s Club; Commonwealth ervice Corps (Hawthorne Re- ional Center) . 51 HARDEN PRIDE Air Explorer 146 on the go . . . Copter Power . . . C.P.U. . . . Scuba . . . WT . . . VW Scrambler . . . Australia Bound . . . Hover Lover . . . Ma Eel . . . Argus 35 . . . Ya termina la classe. Radio Club 3; Photography Club 3,4; Stage Crew 1,2; Frolics. JEANNE E. RADAR Strawberry” Brandy” When can we go to Waltham? . . . Gord . . . Newburyport . . . we just gotta get that apartment . . . Baker ' s Island . . . Florida . . . the Cape . . . Michelle ' s and my palm tree . . . Gord . . . Ambition: to loine how to spell ! Pep Sijuad 1,2; Business Club 2; Frolics. RICHARD RALPHS Joe Mai B.F. legal” . . . Give me a tote” . . . Me legal” . . . loves to give turkey calls . . . chick talk . . . Are you bow? . . . Ambition: to give a full-fledged taz. Football 1; Baseball 3- ROBERT RAY Football 1,4; Cross Country 2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. MICHAEL RAYMOND Hey, Chris . . . The V-8 is in . . . Hello Bebe . . . The SYN- DICATE ? . . . Sound Assis- tant . . . AGAIN!?! . . . Want to pose for me ... in the . . . Hey, Theresa . . . Karen, Sally, Marie. Stage Crew 1,2, 3, 4; Photog- raphy Club 3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; MITOBO (photo, ed.). JAMES BRADFORD RENDLE III Brad” Ginny who? . . . Oh no, my contact” . . . Grandma Kep- pler . . . Who owns the white Opel? . . . Falstaff . . . Oh my heart” Mrs. K ' s place . . . I think that I am. Student Council 3,4 (pres.); World Affairs 3; Speech Club 3 (pres.), 4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2, 3, 4 (capt.); Flockey 2; Class Parlimentarian 3,4; School Newspaper 4 (ed.); Monitor 3,4; Basketball 1 ; An- nouncers 3,4; Frolics. ELIZABETH REAGAN Liz” Blanche . . . Woody . . . B.D. . . . More laps than a napkin . . . Pebblestones . . . J.J. and the perfume . . Tech. Theatre . . . Fly Away Look ... the Stuffing . . . Libe . . . Fan- tastiks. Plays 3,4; Speech Club 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Costume Committee 3; Make-up Com- mittee 3; Thespians. JAMES F. REIDY Jim” Remembered for his poor hu- mor and famous sick jokes . . . . likes to ski and to ski race . . . enjoys girl watching and the natural beauty of the beach and the mountains. Soccer 4; Ski Team 3,4: Ski Club 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 4: Sports Posters 3,4 ( co-capl .). CYNTHIA ROMAN Cindy” Cin “Mini Guinea” Short, Cute Italian with Big Brown Eyes . . . Am I taller than you? . . . You ' re gonna get it . . . She greets you with a smile . . . Great Personality . . . Ambition: Cosmetologist. Chorus 1; Pep Squad 1; Of- fice Aide 1,2; Nurses Club 2. JONATHAN E. RIDER JAMES F. ROSS Jim” What ' s on tonight? . . . Party at K’s . . . Lumpy . . . Ah, shine that Dude on . . . Look at that freak . . . That’s cool . . . Breaks . . . She’s nice . . . Kid’s weird.” Football 1,2, 3, 4 fcapt.); Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 leapt.); Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 leapt.); Base- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Executive Board 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 1,2,3. LEE ANNE ROBERTS liCee Lee . . . She won’t let lie go ... U. Mass. . . . ! iold Duck ... I hate coffee I . . Hawaii . . . Beaches . . . liape . . . Ho Jo’s . . . Trav- I ling . . . Voom, Voom, l oom . . . Still water runs I leep . . . Deb . . . Check lour left . . . On your right, t Frolics; Powder Puff 3 ■ ALEXANDER ROTSKO, JR. Alex- Only to Celebrate . . . Cin- di . . . Captain Flash . . . The Mad Russian . . . One half of the daily double . . . EX- CEPTIONAL HANDS . . . Wanna Wrestle, Cin? . . . Wally’s Boy . . . Ambition: Tom Yawkey’s Redsox. Student Council 1,4; Moni- tors 3, 4 (vice pres.); Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4 leapt.); Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 leapt.); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 leapt.); Class Pres. 2: Class V.P. 3- ELIZABETH ROLSMA Beth- Blue eyed blonde . . . oh, okay . . . apples for lunch . . . blushes at anything . . . My hair’s all curling . . . drives mini bus . . . Hey you guys . . . D.D.G. Wait a minute. Library Aide 1; Pep Squad 2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Thes- pians 3,4; Business 3,4; Busi- ness Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Frolics. JOAN ELIZABETH ROUSE Joanie New York . . . one boat with oars . . . one of the gang . . . DEHJLNNPS + 1 = 10 . . . Work for Nasons at the fair . . . loves mountains and Eng- land . . . Where is e% r erybody? . . . Optimistic. Speech Club 4; Pep Squad 1; Office Aide 3,4; MITOBO ; Frolics. 53 f STEVEN RUGO Ruge” Rugo” The first million ' ’ . . . C.S.A. . . . Uncle Wayne” . . . We ' re going to eat at McDonald ' s — yech . . . Where ' s the snow.” Band 1,2,3 ,4; Debate Team 1; Speech Club ,3,4; World Affairs Club 3,4; Baseball 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Frolics 4; An- nouncers 3,4- JENNIFER LEE RUSSELL ' Take a sister by her hand. BRUCE SASSO The Rambler Scrambler . . . no more Falcon . . . Well, Connelly and I . . . HAMP- TON BEACH . . . Loves the sun. KATHERINE SABATIUK Known for stalling the van . . . Fantastic summers — traveling . . . Loves music, skiing and jeans . . . Friends in tbe vil- lage on MacDougal St.” . . . N.J. weekends, visiting A1 and Judi . . . Cemetery Hunts with Joel . . . Red livorice addict. DONNA J. SABINO Don” Oh my God . . . Hey Sha- ron, let’s skip today” . . . The Forest . . . Not another three hours . . . Billy Mike . . . Complaint: North Reading lops . . . Ambition: to be happy. CHARLES SAWYER Chuck” ' Em the short one! . . . Breaks” . . . I’ll play cen- ter, okay? . . . Five Foot Two” . . . Look at these side- burns, huh? . . . I ' ll hoist you one” . . . Ambition: to be 6 ' 8 and 285 lbs. Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4- KATHYE ST. PETER Well girls? . . . Ambition B sit back and watch! Class V.P. 1; Homeroon II Rep. 2; Leaders Club 4; Fielc II Hockey 1,2; Cheering 1,2, 3, 4 II Monitors 3,4. I JAMES ROBERT SAULNIER Jim Is at right?” . . . Is that good? . . . Hates: Druggies, Boozers, Hippies . . . Ambi- tion: State Police Tooper. Football 2 ( mgr.) ; Hockey 2 (mgr.). 54 GREGORY SCHMITT Greg” Schmitty Really dig H.T. . . like skiing, scuba diving . . . Home from hockey games with Earl, Vic, Marsh and Ed . . . Complaint: Hard sand at Cranes. Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track l,2,3,4i Speech Club 2,3,4 ; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Ski Club 3,4. LISA SCHROEDER pringfield 1969 • • My C.O. was terrible . . . T.G.M. I . . Wenham . . . green 1 b.T.O. . . . Horseshows EV- :RY weekend? . . . Sun- |hine” and skiing . . . Let ' s I ;o ride at the beach ! Student Council 1; Ski Club l ,,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; | weld Hockey 1. LYNN SEYMOUR British Exchange Student . . . Shy . . . fond of reading . . . Nuts . . . Well, WE don ' t say it that way! . . . England, home and glory. Student Exchange Board 4; French Club 4; MIT O BO. ELAINE SEABROOK Elaine E” Oh, good” . . . Math . . . piccalo . . . Red Sox and Celtics . . . ballet . . . If it’s a secret, don’t tell Elaine . . . SB . . . libe.” Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Stage Crew 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 2; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Frolics; Business Committee 1,2, 3, 4. ROBERT SGROI Scrubby A love for life is a true blessing” ... a person who loves doing and gets things done . . . He made a certain girl smile. Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Speech Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2,3,4; Stagehand 3,4; Announcers Club 3,4; Frolics (chair.). KATHERINE ANNE SEABROOK Katy” K.S.” I Really?” . . . Lean and hun- I gry . . . S.B. . . . Curfew . . . Ballet . . . Playwriting . . 7 I . . . summer theater. Orchestra 1; Play 2,3,4; I Musical 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; I National Honor Society 3.4; I French Club 4; Frolics. EARL SHERMAN Loves music . . . lead trumpet of the Twelve 76” . . . Fav- orite teacher, Mr. Killian . . . Ambition: to be a professional trumpet player. Band 2,3,4- WALTER EDWARD SEDLER, JR. Ed Well you know what we say in the old country!” . . . little Honda 65’s . . . down with Scott Outboard Engines . . Going to New Hampshire?” . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. SUSAN SHIPLEY Sue” Stand in the end you ' ll still be you Sly Stone. W orld Affairs Club 2; Field Hockey 1,2. HEATHER SMITH Optimist . . . gullible . . understanding . . . That ' i terrible” . . . always smilin; I . . ■ shy . . . gotta work ' . . . physics lab . . . quie j . . . haut vois, s ' il vous plait ' ■ . . So much to do and s | little time . . . DEJJLNNP; , + 1 = 10 . Pep Squad 1„3; World Af ll fairs Club 3,4; French Club l ]i ( teas.); Business Staff 3 I AHTOBO; Dance Co mmittee I 4; Photography Club 4; Fro lies. DEBORAH SLINEY Debbie ROBIN ELISE SMITH Always smiling . . . Have a nice day . . . Hey Baby! . . the beach . . . innocent blue eyes . . . Germany in ' 80 . . . Sure I believe in mira- cles ! . . . Celebrate Life. Pep Squad 1; Make-up Committee 2,3,4; German Club 3; Volleyball 2,4; Stu- dent Council 1,3; Fund Rais- ing 3,4; Prom 3; Dance Com- mittee 3,4; Frolics 4; Powder Puff 4. JOHN SMALL From Skaneateles, New York. Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Track 3,4. ELEANOR NEWHALL SMYTH Nora” Smiling, enthusiastic . . . Fun- loving . . . Freckles, clothes and Gymnastics . . . Hey Listen” . . . There ' s one over there!” . . . Bahamas” . . . New ' 70 . . . DEHTJLNPS + 1 = 10 .” Photography Club 4; MI- TOBO; Frolics ; Cheerleading 4; Library Service Corps 1,2,3: Folk Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3 (pres.); Girls Athletic Association 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 2,3,4; Librarities 2 (asst, ed.); Drama Club 1,2,3. DEVON SMITH W.A.G. . . . greeaat ! . . I ' m hungry! ... I tell myself . . . Get Fat! . . . K.C. are you a Senior? If not, get out! . . . Charlie Brown ' s . . . Jo-mana- gers . . . Pat can do the oranges” . . . Kath, ya need gas?” Ski Club 2; W orld Affairs Club 3 ;. Leader 1 s Club 4; Field Hockey 4 (mgr.); MITOBO; Powder Puff 3,4 ;Frolics. PATRICIA ANN SNEEDEN Pat” Sneedly” Jo-manager . . . Ten in a Tent . . . Beach . . . Sk otsy . . . I can ' t win . . . lunch lines . . . C. F. 306 . . B.T.B. . . My nose . . O hWow! . . . Which way is the sun . Hey Boo-boo. Dance Committee 1,2,3, 4; Field Hockey ( mgr.) 4; Lead- ers Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 2; Frolics; Powder Puff 3,4. 56 LAURITZ SOLHEIM Chopper” T.C.C. . . Kangamangus . . . Boston . . . That grin! . . . In his dream world of sounds, bikes, freaks, chicks, wine, and a little somethin’ for the head . . . Revolution . . . Mothers . . . Harleys . . . Epod. DOREEN SPENCER I Love, touch, and be a me, I Life, frown, and it won’t be, Look, taste, and feel the sky Listen, smell, and watch the earth Love, live, and sense the birth . . . H.T. World Affairs Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Frolics. DAWN M. SPOTTISWOODE Dawn Wood” Neat with an A . . . HITS . . All that celebrating . . . my beads . . . quick change artist . . . stop light baby . . . judges chamber . . . Ipswich . . . Dodo. Band 1,2; Singers 1,2, 5,4; Frolics; Powder Puff 3,4; Field Hockey 1; Costume Committee 2; Dance Commit- tee 2. DAVID SORENSON Dave Soccer 4; Cross Country 1. WILLIAM J. STIERITZ What?” . . . Forget it!” . . . briefcase Bill . . . A man’s reach should exceed his grasp. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3,4; Musical 1,2,3; Play 3,4; Audio-Visual 3,4; Math Team 3; Chorale 3,4; Singers 4. LOIS M. SPAKOWSKI Ski” Bonnie . . . you think we should? . . . Blarney-Blarney . . Oh — I can ' t! . . . How come I got so many books? . . . Babe! — What babe? . . . Searching for an endless sum- mer. Singers 3; Gymnastics 3; German Club 3 (pres.), 4; (vice pres.); National Honor Society; Powder Puff 3,4; Decoration Committee 1,2,3 (chair.); Prom 3; M1TOBO (co-ed.). LORRI ELLEN STONE Lorri” Pebbles Mac . . . sincere . . . beauti- ful brown eyes . , . always laughing ... I wanna puppy! . . . A person you can talk to . . . Fantastic personality . . . Donna, let’s start a diet — to- morrow? . . . doesn’t Friday come this week? Recptionist 1,2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Class Sec. 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Fund Raising 3,4; Monitor 3,4; Prom 2,3; Fro- lics. KAREN E. STOTT Oh Muthahr! . . . Kristin won ' t let me wear her clothes! . . . What a struggle . . . Calumetis my second home . . . Roger . . . big blue eyes . . . Aw c’mon . . . Sue, you wanna go skiing . . . When ? . . . water skiing . . . Ambi- tion: to go into the Peace Corps. Prom Committee 3; Singers 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Frolics; Base- ball 1; Basketball 1,2; Leader- ship Training 4; Office Help- er 4; Future Teachers Club 4- JOSEPH THOMAS Joe” Who ' s going to the Packy tonight . . . Mrs. K’s . . . Joe sport . . . Sex — I love it . . . Room 31 . . . WOLF . . . Ambition: To have com- plete self discipline . . . J.B. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Homeroom Rep. 1,2; MITO- BO: Dance Committee 1,23,4; Frolics. ROBERT TURNBULL TAWNYA NADINE THRASHER T.N.T. Tawnya” Bag” Ski Freak” . . . The Cape . . . Boston” . . . Apple or- chards . . . Ma’s Place . . . smiling. KENNETH TURPEL CHRISTINE SULLIVAN Chris” Sully Sull Rache Baby You think beautiful girls are going to be in style for- ever G.B. . . . Alto say, alto everything . . . Thassa trues . . . Libe . . . S.B. Band 1,2,3, 4; Play 2; Mus- ical 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Student Exchange Board 2,3,4; Announcers 2,3,4; Chorale 2; Singers 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Library Aide 1; District Band 2,3,4; State Band 3,4; Stage Crew 1,3; Frolics; All Eastern Band 4; Speech 3,4- JAMES ARTHUR TEMKE Jim” Plum Island . . . Who needs a ride? . . . Moon Penny Lane . . . Have you seen Sleavitt? . . . Free periods. Tennis 2,3,4. KRIS A. TOMPKINS Kris Quote, unquote . . . It’s only a body” . . . orange juice . . . celebrating . . . Salem . . . gas money . . . parties . . . Oh my contact!” . . . sub- ways . . . the antenna. Student Exchange Board 3; Future Nurses 1,2, 3, 4 (treas.); Powder Puff 3,4; Dance Com- mittee 1,2; Frolics. MARIAN L. TURLA JOHN DANIEL TUTTLE Danny” Bud Loves Luke, Pinkham Notch, and Ron . . . Red wool hat in August? . . . Brilliant scolar; all around athlete; Mr. Mas- conomet” . . . Just to much to remember. Track 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Ger- man Club 1; Soccer 4- MARC G. VOIGT I have to go home and wash the Olds” . . . “It’s about that time!” . . . Friday nights in North Carolina . . . Purdue . . . Quiet Stability . . . Where’s Debbie?” . . . Good enough.” Gymnastics 2,4; Prom 3; Frolics; Christmas Party; Math Team 4. JEFFREY A. WALKER Jeff” Walk” Give me a hammer, I ' ll fix it” . . . one more sprint . . . Okay boys, line up . . . Uncle Wayne . . . Any more jokes, Bleisch? Good! . . . Fire . . . Walker — that ' s twenty-five cents . . . You win some, you lose some.” Band 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pit Orches- tra 3,4; Speech Club 3; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Monitors 4; Class V.P. 4. HOLLY D. WAY Beestings” Crash . . . hushpuppies . . . Beat the Frizzies . . . Mallor- ca, Kim . . . Hojo’s B.T.B. . . . Michael . . . Snapper . . . Sharon ' s . . . Check tbe tires, Snapper. Homeroom Rep. 1,2; Ger- man Club 3,4; Frolics. RICHARD F. WALKER Dick” Red Dog” Skiing . . . Howdy . . . Where ' s Anne?” . . . Out- doorsman . . . Hey, Bert . . . beautiful red hair . . . Hey, Bert.” Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,3,4; Musical 2; Outing Club 3- DEBRA WATERS Debbye” My dreams with the seagulls fly” . . . Sweden, S.I.S., Cop- enhagen, Yag a feule . . . The beach at sunset . . . the sky . . . H.T. . . . Don ' t ever for- get Havey Turner . . . Ambi- tion: got to move on, got to travel, walk away my blues. MARGARET VITALE Meg” Love that band! . . . Italian Power . . . I ' ll drive — if I can get the car” . . . Rides to Billerica . . . sensitive . . . When are you gonna teach me how to ski?” Business Staff 2,3,4; Stu- dent Exchange Board 3,4; Singers 3,4; Cheerleaders 3,4; Frolics; Biology Club 4. KATHLEEN M. VOGT Rudi” Understanding, enthusiastic . . . Did anyone get the Chemis- try?” . . . N.H. . . . Hey you guys!” . . . Larry’s com- ing home next weekend! . . . Contagious laugh . . . sincere ... I know whatcha mean . . . short.” Band 1; Singers 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; Future Nurses Club 4; Business Staff 1,2,3; Fro- lics; Prom 3; MITOBO; Fund Raising 3,4; Dance Committee 3,4. MARK WEHLING Soon ah will be done . . . Jada . . . that Mrs. Wood . . . Chandler . . . What a devil . . . Demos reign . . . That Debbie is a tyrant ... the quartet ... oh sick! . . . the Gold Ring . . . P.F. Show. Chorale 2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Singers 2,3,4; Plays 2,3,4; Musical 1,3,4; Chef’s Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Student Exchange Board 3,4; Health Leader 4; Dance Committee 1,2; Frolics; French Club 4; MITOBO (sub. ed.). MARSHA WEYLAND Marsh” Rails” ' Chicken Legs” Rockport . . . Chris . . . Only six hours and twenty- three minutes to go” . . . the kids . . . Ring-twister . . . Ambition: fashion model or designer. Field Hockey 3; Pep Squad 1; Powder Puff 3,4. KATHERINE CARROL WEBBER K.C.” Webber” You ' re kidding! . . . Oh, come on ! . . . Hey, Devon, are you a Senior? . . . Speech Wizard —right . . . B.P.N.W. . . . Loves to ski! . . . Willing to help anyone . . . Ambition: to live forever and to make peo- ple happy Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Frolics. CHRISTOPHER WHITE Christ” Skiing, mountain climbing . . . What did he say was the homework? . . . the old dou- ble-pididdle . . . Ford station- wagon ... I did not!!” . . . Ambition: to study medicine. Outing Club 1; Chorale 3,4; Chorus 2; Singers 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4. DALE WESSON Camaro . . . Can you get the car today?” . . . Gary . . . Crane ' s Beach . . . Mac ' s . . . a sewing nut ... ice cream . . . Highway crack-up . . . Gary . . . Ambition: to grad- uate. CAROLE ANNE WHITMORE Italian red-head . . . Wild!” . . . accident prone . . Is the nurse in yet?” . . . Mar- tha ' s purity . . . mischievous laugh . . . Guess who talked to ME today?!” . . . never eats lunch . . . SHALOM. Chorus 1; Singers 3,4; Fro- lics. LAURIE WHITE Pot Bridget” Hope” Art room eight to five ... I ”Ooh!! What a riot!!” . . . | The ultimate soprano ... j Everything ' s such a mess” . . . long walks . . . Libe. Business Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Thes- I pians 3,4; World Affairs Club J 2; French Club 3,4; Pep Squad I 1; Photography Club 4; Ka- I leidoscope 3; Singers 4; Fro- I MILTON DALE WHITE Hey K.C. ! . . . Loves to surf . . . Hate that poison ivy . . . Remember the night . . . Am- bition: to make money. Football 1. I 60 SANDRA WHITTAKER Emelie” Her smile will always bring sunshine into every corner of a room. Stage Crew 4 ■ NANCY ANN WISWELL Nance” Happiness is skiing . . . Bub- bly . . . Winnie the Pooh” . . . Clover power . . . One cheesedog!” . . . Apples, whoopie-pies, and chocolate chip ice cream . . . Silly girl” . . . Energetic . . . Little flow- er girl . . . Think snow.” Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Pow- der Puff 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Speech 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Frolics; National Honor So- ciety 3,4 ( treat. ); Hockey Cheerleader 3,4; Business Staff 2; Dance Committee 2,3,4; MITOBO. JOANNE WHITTEMORE Jody” Loves animals, riding, reading . . . science fiction nut . . . plays a great guitar . . . Oh igrief!” ... Ice cream and al- mond joys for lunch . . . Am- aition: to help the handi- :apped. Frolics; World Affairs Club f ' JULIE MARTHA ANNE WLADKOWSKI Jule” The W ' s silent! . . . What meeting?” . . . Rain . . . Perfectionist . . . Yessuh! . . . P.T. . . . Carole, guess what!” . . . Autumn. World Affairs Club 2,3 (sec.); Pep Squad 2,3; An- nouncer’s Club 3; Business Staff 1,2,3; Math Team 2,3,4; Fund Raising 3; Prom 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 ( vice pres.); MITOBO (lit. ed.); Speech Club 3- DENNIS WILLEY CAROLYN R. WOOD Cal” Freckles . . . Oh, it was so funny!” . . . Wanna hear the siren?” . . . Can’t I ' m baby- sitting” . . . ”1 gotta put on my eyes” . . . Mounted or not, I like ’em all” . . . OMS . . . What a riot !” Chorus 1,2; Singers 3,4; Chorale 3,4; Business Staff 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Student Infor- mation Center 2; Frolics; Fund Raising 3; MITOBO. I SUZAN E. WOODBURY Sudz” Woodi” Live the life you love, and love the life you live” . . . The T.D. . . . Go lay down . . . B-wing girls room” . . . S.A. Sq. and memories . . . Toughy . . . Finally made it . . . Complaint: teachers walking in girl’s room . . . Don’t get caught . . . Weekends . . . Ambition: a van, to leave with people I care for. CHRISTINA YAEGER Cris” How’s it goin? . . . bubbly . . . cabin fever . . . sailing ' s best” . . . outdoor girl . . . Hey, let’s go climb a moun- tain” . . . my apple tree . . . enjoys living . . . You ' ve got it !” Band 1,2, 3,4; Math Team 2; Student Exchange Board 3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Prom 3: Frolics; Tennis 3,4. ELIZABETH WRIGHT Beth Sincere smile . . . Oh, no!” I . . . Full of life . . . Go Navy!j| . . . Oh, wow, you wouldn ' t believe it! . . . Boston Bruins . . . Trees . . . Ambition: my M.G. Chorus 1; Dance Committee 2; Frolics; MITOBO. SUSAN YOUNG Sue” I do not” . . . mini ginea . . . grapes . . . You don ' t mean that” . . . McDonald’s for lunch . . . Ambition: to be 5T . Field Hockey 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Tickets Committee 3; Prom 3; Fund Raising 3; Monitors 4. ROBERT EDWARD ZOLLA Bob” What ' s so special about Tuesday?” . . . New Hamp- shire . . . Motorcycles . . . My car . . . Summer . . . Drives fast . . . Beach ... A nice person to know. Chess Club 1 ; Ad Drive 4. ALSO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1971 William N. Ake Richard Cassidy Philip Deroo John Didlake Kim Domertzky Suzann Gerow William Glenn Joyce Francina Goodhue Randy Johnson Loretta Lee Thomas Pinkham William M. Simmons Jeffrey Skinner Barry Ware 62 IN MINKOmAJSA Summer 1968. It was a bright summer — everyone just out of school and looking ahead to bright days. The summer of 1968 was not a bright one because we of the class of 1971 suffered a tragic loss — the loss of Bruce E. Porter. At Masconomet Bruce was an honor student, played end in football, was the play- maker in basketball, ran hurdles in track, and somehow found time to play the clarinet in the b and. Outside of school Bruce was just as active. He played both knothole and Pony League baseball and was a member of the Huntsmen Band of Wenham. Boy Scouting epitomizes the type of guy that Bruce was. He received the God and Country Award, was a member of Explorer Post No. 81, the Order of the Arrow and was an Eagle Scout. Bruce’s activities in his church, the Congregational Church of Topsfield, characterize his deep involvement and concern for others. Bruce’s personality was truly dynamic. With the guys he would joke, laugh and have the best of times. It seemed that every girl, to the envy of all the boys, had a crush on him at one time or another. He was the friendliest type of kid. He would give of himself for a friend and his friendships were sincere and many. Bruce was one genuine guy and we miss him. 64 eS? £3 2? £iy£0 class MnroRy SEPTEMBER 10, 1970 School Opened SEPTEMBER 19, 1970 Yearbook Ad Drive SEPTEMBER 22, 1970 First Field Hockey game — against Beverly SEPTEMBER 22, 1970 Cross Country — against Pentucket SEPTEMBER 26, 1970 First Football game — at Lynn Trade NOVEMBER 5, 1970 Last Field Hockey game — against Manchester NOVEMBER 6 7, 1970 Play — The Ivory Door” by A. A. Milne NOVEMBER 9, 1970 Guest Speaker Dr. Dwight Allen — Education NOVEMBER 21, 1970 Last Football game — against Pentucket NOVEMBER 24, 1970 Powder Puff Football Game DECEMBER 4, 1970 Donkey Basketball Game DECEMBER 11 12, 1970 Senior Frolics — Footsteps”- — Vim, Vigor, Vitality DECEMBER 17, 1970 First snow-day DECEMBER 19, 1970 First Hockey game — against Andover DECEMBER 21, 1970 First girls gymnastic meet — against Andover DECEMBER 21, 1970 First boys’ basketball game — at Lynnfield DECEMBER 21, 1970 Senior Christmas Party DECEMBER 22, 1970 Christmas Concert DECEMBER 23, 1970 First Wrestling Match — at No. Andover JANUARY 5, 1971 First boys’ gymnastic meet — against Timberlane JANUARY 23, 1971 N.E. District Concert JANUARY 30, 1971 Speech Competition at Masco FEBRUARY 12, 1971 Last girls’ basketball game — against Beverly FEBRUARY 13, 1971 Dance — Crysticle Icicle FEBRUARY 26 27, 1971 Musical — How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” by Frank Loesser Abe Burrows MARCH 1, 1971 First edition of Spectrum MARCH 5, 1971 Faculty Sports Night MARCH 9, 1971 1971 MITOBO completed for printing MARCH 19, 1971 Science Fair MARCH 26, 27 28, 1971 Arts Festival MAY 14, 1971 Junior-Senior Prom MAY 19, 1971 Business Ed. Awards Assembly MAY 26, 1971 All Sports Banquet MAY 28, 1971 Spring Concert JUNE 3, 1971 Distribution of caps, gowns, and tickets JUNE 6, 1971 Concert on the Green JUNE 6, 1971 Senior Service JUNE 8, 1971 Senior Class Night JUNE 9, 1971 Senior Banquet JUNE 11, 1971 Senior Graduation SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Julie Wladkowski Jeff Walker MOST SINCERE Mim Kaizer Doug Aulson GIFT OF GAB Pat Hey Jim Fowler PRETTIEST EYES Debbie Bill Bill Glenn MOST GULLIBLE Pat Sneeden Steve Easton CLASS CLOWNS K.C. Webber George Bleisch PRETTIEST GIRL Kathye St. Peter MOST HANDSOME BOY Jim Ross BEST DRESSED Wendy Nissen Randy Cole FRIENDLIEST Laura Pedicini Doug Aulson CLASS BROWNIES Terri Goodding Richard Brownell MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Joyce Poretsky Francis Hoctor MOST TRUSTWORTHY Nancy Wiswell Jeff Miller PRETTIEST LEGS Dini Nangle Randy Oppedisano CLASS NON CONFORMISTS Ann Curtis Michael Abbott MOST RESPECTED Julie Wladkowski Jeff Walker PRETTIEST HAIR Martha Dunphy Jim Fowler CLASS FLIRT Terry Kenyon CLASS PLAYBOY Fritz Conner MOST CONVINCING LIAR Cheryl Bartlett Chip Ackerman CLASS MUSICIANS Chris Sullivan Earl Sherman CUTEST SMILE Mim Kaizer Ken Beaujean supzRtfirrvEs MOST RESPECTED TEACHER DONE THE MOST FOR MASCO CLASS ARTIST CLASS ANGELS CUTEST COUPLE BOY’S GIRL GIRL’S BOY BEST ALL-AROUND CLASS ATHLETES MOST ARGUMENTATIVE SMARTEST MOST TIMID MOST AGREEABLE CLASS ACTRESS CLASS ACTOR MOST POPULAR CLASS CRADLE-SNATCHERS CLASS LADY CLASS GENTLEMAN BEST PERSONALITIES CUTEST DIMPLES CRAFTIEST Mrs. Stepp Mr. Doliber Andy Begin Walter Meinelt Laurie White Ben Nutter Terri Goodding Steve Rugo Debbie Cunningham Marc Voigt Kathye St. Peter Jack Huckins Laura Pedicini Jeff Walker Laurie Frizzell Alex Rotsko Andy Begin Brad McBride Julie Wladkowski Jeff Walker Marsha Weyland Randy Johnson Nancy Wiswell Dana Jones Liz Reagan John Mulcahy Laura Pedicini Alex Rotsko Wendy Haywood Cindy Blackwood Joe Thomas Scott Holt Laura Pedicini John Mulcahy Sue Onufry Fritz Connor Lisa Schroeder Walter McLeod CLASS WILL MARIE ANDERSON leaves an open window in the winter to Mr. Gregorchik and a sundae-for-two with Elliot Gould to Miss Cavanaugh. LEE APRIL left his class ring to the Atlantic Ocean. DOUG AULSON leaves a lot of fine memories and a lot of bull. SHARON AUSTIN and CHERYL BARTLETT leave their perfect attendance record and 1001 excuses to skip classes to Mrs. Wallen and trips to Ipswich to Loren DiVenuti. REGINA BAIER leaves to the girls ' physical education department all her hours of participation. LINWOOD BALENTINE leaves Jim Reidy a laughing bag so someone will laugh at his corny jokes. BILL BECK leaves Mr. Sangermano twelve rolls of tape. ROBERT BECKER leaves D. P. in one piece. BONNIE BEDELL leaves one year ' s supply of diapers to Mr. Dresser — for all the kids he pampers. ANDY BEGIN leaves Masco with only one regret, that she will no longer be taught by Pam Stepp, and may never find another teacher like her. JACK BELL leaves the name Doff” to Mr. Harootian to give to anyone who deserves it. CINDY BLACKWOOD leaves a pair of dirty white bucks to anyone who wants them. GEORGE BLEISCH leaves a gold-plated pistol, for shooting the bull, to Dan Sawyer to use if he’s ever a Senior. DAVID BOYD leaves one full test tube of E. Coli. DONNA BROPHY leaves a plastic ruler to Room B-109- JUDY BROWN and DIANE LYTH leave New England to the New Englanders. RICHARD BROWNELL leaves the stage to anyone with a dirty enough mind to enjoy it. PAM BURKE leaves her brother to fight out the next four years by himself. DANA CAMPBELL leaves his height measuring ruler to the next Wilt Chamberlain. LAURIE CARPENTER and PATI SNEEDEN leave a manual on how to cut oranges for the next field hockey managers and a bushel of leaves and B.C. PAULINE CARTER leaves the computer to any girl whose boyfriend thinks she ought to learn how to use it. JIM CHRISSIS leaves about 100 lost objects to anyone who found them. DIANE CLARK leaves gladly. RANDY COLE leaves a roll of white tape for anyone’s messed-up loafers. STEVE COX leaves a lock of hair to Mr. Ferazzi. SUE CRAWFORD leaves Miss Pugrabi her field hockey stick and 155 minutes of detention. VIRGINIA CROSBY leaves Mr. Rabin a can of purple spray paint to cover his bright ties. ANN CURTIS leaves her bag of tricks to the unfortunate ones who still have to play the Administration’s games. GARY CYR leaves his powder for anyone who has an itch. SHARON DEROSIER leaves Mr. Dresser’s office, finally! BRIAN DONOVAN leaves the Lance Rensel Award for the Athlete at Masco who show ' s the most . . . promise. MARTHA DUNPHY leaves Mr. Brown a knife to cut the silence with. MARK ERNST leaves. S. LOUISE ESKIND leaves the w ' ish of Peace for all Time.” PETER FARR leaves Sue Brown and her beautiful vice presidency of her class. DENNIS FONTAINE leaves the rights to Good morning, all you happy people” to Mr. Morse . . . may it serve him well. JUDY FORGIONE leaves her trips to McDonalds in the morning to anyone with enough courage to drive Diane’s V.W. JIM FOWLER leaves Martha Hamel a live father and a book on How to Lie.” 68 LAURIE FRASER leaves the name Shrimp to Janet D’Agostino. LALIRIE FRIZZELL leaves Miss Talbot a book, How to Coach Basketball.” MICHELLE GAUDET leaves a tape recording to Mrs. Wallen saying, Deposit your gum in the barrel, please.” And Mrs. Lawson’s Modern Novel Class to anyone who can stomach reading 300 pages over Christmas vacation. DENNIS GETZ leaves the legend of the Great Duck with Mr. Doliber. POLLY GILFORD leaves all her gym excuses to Kaye, Blackberry Brandy to Mr. Constantino and the cage.” TERRI GOODDING leaves Miss Jarvie one mistaken Thespian, a tenorette voice, and one slightly used earphone. JOYCE GOODHUE leaves a can of beer and a pile of Newsweek” and Playboy Magazines” to Mr. Constantino! JIM GREENLER leaves Wally Roberts a solid gold whistle to use when he needs his managers. AMY GRIFFIN leaves the name Beaver” to anyone who can put it to good use. ANNE GURLEY leaves another year of Spanish to Terry Iovanella and a copy of Playboy” for Mr. Constantino. GRACE HACKETT leaves a brass elephant gun and a year’s supply of marshmallow elephants to Mr. Morse. LEIGH HAMPTON and VICKY LADD leave Linda Rossi to Mr. Brown to write Biblical phrases on the clean blackboard in his room. JANICE HECKMAN leaves Patti Johnson the chore of cleaning up the kitchens in Home Economics after cooking class. STEPHEN HERMANS leaves Dick Balentine a can of Nutriment so he will stop setting tooth picks. PAT HEY leaves the Spirit of Masconomet to anyone who’d like to boost the guys’ morale. JOHN HILLS leaves Mr. Plumley one dirty six-year-old gym suit. WENSEL HOBSON leaves a 12 oz. bottle of Protein 21 and a chrome whistle. SCOTT HOLT leaves his bloody hand grips and one large roll of adhesive tape to Carl Kuczun. STEPHEN M. HOOSICK leaves D. Jervah a can of Gillette Foamy. BOB HOOVEN leaves Bob Hennigar a good pair of initials, R.L.H., and a smelly pair pair of italics. GEORG HORNYKIEWYTSCH leaves Mr. Roberts an old pair of dirty socks. JILL HOSTERMAN leaves the piano to any musician having the honor to play under Miss Jarvie’s direction and a pitchpipe to Mrs. Wood. GRETCHEN HOWARD leaves four soundproof walls to Mrs. Ray. BARB HUNT leaves, to the Junior Class girls, the locker room and its sweet aroma, if they think a survival test should be part of gymnastics. PETER INGRAHAM leaves Mr. Dussault a lance, a suit of armor, and a wind mill. PAT JENNINGS leaves Mr. Sangermano a large box of instant fruit fly food. MIM KAIZER leaves four great years of high school behind her, and a thanks for everything” to Mrs. Stepp that she ' ll never be able to repay. ED KAREDES leaves his complete set of physics labs to Mr. Morse — well, maybe not quite complete. MIKE KELLY leaves the school a set of non-earshattering passing bells. TERRY KENYON leaves Mr. Doliber a big spender. KARL KEPPLER leaves Mr. Campbell a few new jokes in hopes that he will use them. NORMAN KERNANDER leaves 612.27 pounds of Studebaker rust to any underclass- man who is fortunate enough to own a Stude. GALE KESEL leaves Mr. Rabin all of Bob Digiacomo’s Italian swear words. JOANNE KILLAM leaves half a can of Beef-A-Roni to the stage crew. FRED KRAUSE leaves four packages of carbolated petroleum and two bloody gauze pads to the gymnastic team. 69 VICKY LADD leaves Mr. Brown a clean blackboard and the rest of La Ganga” to Mrs. Grenier. NANCY LANGIS leaves all her spare change to Nicki and Masconomet to Debbie Stewart. LINDA LaROCCA leaves Mr. Sangermano a bucket of freshly cooked periwinkles to eat during Biology class. MARK LARSON leaves the Flying Poochini ' s personally cracked spring board for anyone who wants to break his arm. CINDY LAVORGNA would leave the nickname Lumpy” to someone, but she wouldn’t wdsh that to ANYONE. VALERIE LE BLANC leaves with a big smile! DIANE LYTH leaves her height to whoever wondered what it would be like to fit into a locker. ROBERTA MacKAY leaves to all the future business students all the worn erasers, torn papers, and flunked timing tests. CINDI MACLACHLAN leaves a book of Russian wit and humor to Jean-Kelly; C A leaves the den to her parents. NANCY MARTINUK leaves a muzzle and a straight- jacket to Karen Scollard. PAT MASSE leaves the Masconomet Robot Mold to all those doomed to be shaped and stripped of their originality in order to fit it. MARK MATTOON leaves three layers of skin on the high bar and a pound of gym- chalk to Greg White. BRAD MCBRIDE leaves a place in the G.O.P. to any conservative Junior. DAN MCCRAINE leaves a dozen donuts” in the Masco parking lot. WALTER MEINELT leaves Mrs. Shafer a bunch of klutzes so she won’t run out, and his father. STEVE MELZAR leaves to future Math IV students of Mr. Paige, his complete, un- abridged autobiography so they won’t miss anything when they skip class. JEFF MILLER leaves Ben Casey to anyone who wants to try slow suicide! SUSAN MOORE leaves a skein of yarn and no hard feelings to Miss Talbot. ANNE MULDOON leaves Uncle Ralphy to anyone who needs an instant relative. DINI NANGLE leaves her eyes to the next Oriental at Masco. TED NAPP leaves a rusty football locker to any underclassman who likes to feel pain. RICHARD NASH came with nothing and leaves with nothing. ELIZABETH NASON leaves Mrs. Hatt the trilog) ' of the HOBBIT. BEN NUTTER leaves, promising Mr. Meinelt he will finish his art projects. CLAUDE OLGA leaves his hand carved Mexican pipe to Sharon Crowe, to be used at her own discretion. SUZANNE ONUFRY leaves her leader’s uniform to anyone who is crazy enough to use it more than she did. ERIC PAULSON leaves Crup you, Officer Krupke,” two spring boards in shipment, and one computerized game of Banco. LAURA PEDICINI leaves knowing that there are only two types of people in the world — Italians and those who want to be Italians. CINDY PETTENGILL leaves a million cover slips to Mr. Sangermano. DIANE PICKARD leaves Mr. Green a new set of rules to stick by. STANLEY POPE leaves Mr. Rabin all of the music or all the noise played in his Per. 6 Creative Writing class, such as Woodstock. JOYCE PORF.TSKY leaves a loaf of Levi’s Jewish Rye Bread because you don’t have to. be Jewish to love Levi’s and to Debbie Small her spirit of Judaism. M ARDEN PRIDE leaves Masco with an idea of how to live in this kooky world and the hope that the kids at Masco appreciate what they have. JEANNE RADAR leaves a tuna fish sandwich with onions to Mr. Rabin. BOB RAY leaves his mother a taped message to use in the library. LIZ REAGAN leaves her B.D. reputation and the fly away look. JIM REIDY leaves Mr. Horn a book of collected corny jokes in remembrance of Per. 6 arch. draw ' . J.B. RENDLE leaves Gin three nickles, three bandaids, and a tomato. 70 BETH ROLSMA leaves the Spanish V class to anybody that can take it. CINDY ROMAN leaves Sue Trupasso a package of gum since she never has any o f her own. JIM ROSS leaves Gaile Kolankiewicz a T.V. guide so she can watch To Tell the Truth.” JOAN ROUSE leaves M M candies for Marc, Evie, Lori, and Mike to share and time out of school for travelling to her brother. KATHYE ST. PETER leaves one giant eraser, two paint brushes, and patience to Sandy Martin for next year’s art class. CHUCK SAWYER leaves Phil Carletti a case of Rydel Disease or the Wilson Willies. GREG SCHMITT leaves the best gymnastics equipment you’ll ever use to Mr. Ferazzi and the unfortunate gymnasts who’ll be using it. LISA SCHROEDER leaves for a horse show. ELAINE SEABROOK leaves the Senior Frolics’ task of doing the girls’ chorus line choreography to anyone with a loud voice. KATY SEABROOK leaves the nickname K.S.” to anyone with the same initials. ED SEDLAR leaves Mr. Green a little feedback. LYNN SEYMOUR leaves her address, Lower Claverham House, Berwick, Near Pole- gate, Sussex, and an invite to anyone who comes to England to look her up! DEVON SMITH leaves her long legs and basketball co-ordination to Kathy Russell who needs something beside a ball. HEATHER SMITH leaves many unsolved Physics problems to anyone who can get something out of them. ROBIN SMITH leaves Miss Reynolds a year full of irony, symbolism, and trite sayings, and the pounds she never lost. NORA SMYTH leaves her wrenched leg for any future gymnast. LOIS SPAKOWSWI leaves her hate, despair, bitterness, and disgust, to the class of ’71. DOREEN SPENCER leaves part of what she has learned about people in the l� 6t four years to Cindy Hall and Jan Chartier. DAWN SPOTTISWOOD leaves all her school spirit to Bob. LORRI STONE leaves a jar of pebbles to Mr. Rabbit. KAREN STOTT leaves the Masconomet Library to anyone who dares to be kicked out ! CHRIS SULLIVAN leaves Mr. Broughton, Mr. O’Meara, and Mrs. Kimball a jar of peanut butter to go with their jammed’ ’machines. KRIS TOMPKINS leaves Masconomet to Debbie Stewart to see what she can do with it. MARIAN TURLA leaves! DEBBIE WATERS leaves B. Sutton all the Monkey Demons imprisoned in the ceiling and L. Cargill a deflated green yo-yo balloon. K.C. WEBBER leaves Masco the rejoicing of no more Webbers. MARK WEHLING and JULIE WLADKOWSKI wholeheartedly welcome Jill, Joan, and all accelerating W’s to a warm, winsome, wonderful, witty, wholesome, wise, winning W-homeroom. MARSHA WEYLAND leaves number thirteen Viking Sewing to anyone who thinks they can master it. CHRISTOPHER WHITE leaves Mr. Hodsdon a set of pieces to make molecular models that don’t fall apart. CAROLE WHITMORE leaves the nurse’s office to anyone who can fill it on a perma- nent basis. JODY WHITTEMORE and TERRI GODDING leaves Mrs. Lynch one pair of rose- colored glasses and an eight to five coffee break. TIM WILLEY leaves the C-wing Boy’s room to his brother David. NANCY WISWELL leaves a key to the candy closet to the next NHS treasurer and the playing of Pomp and Circumstance” to the band underclassmen. CAROLYN WOOD leaves Data Processing a robot that repeats, Give me something to do” and is programmed not to stop. SUE YOUNG leaves the title of Mini-gini” to Loren DiVenuti. The CALCULUS CLASS of 1971” leaves Mr. VanPelt an answer book with all the steps in it. 71 Footsteps,” which was produced by the Senior Class of 1971 and directed by John Mulcahy and Bob Sgroi, was presented on December 11th and 12th. The program was emceed by William Stieritz and the Game of Life” was successfully completed by contestant Dana Campbell. ym css or so vs The Junior-Senior Prom— May 15, 1970 — the Merrimac Valley Motor Inn. Powder Puff On November 24th the Pink Panthers met the Touchdown Tootsies in the annual Pow- der Puff Game. A tremendous coaching staff and great team effort proved to be the win- ning combination as the Seniors dominated the Juniors in a 14-0 victory. Senior Christmas Party The traditional Senior Christmas Party was held December 21st. The highlight of the evening came as Santa Claus, alias DAD, arrived to distribute gifts and take orders from Seniors seated on his lap. 1. M. Anderson 2. C. Sullivan 3. G. Howard 4. L. Patkin 6. A. Griffin 7. P. Carter 9. M. Vitale 10. C. Dawes 11. D. Bill 12. W. Hobson 1 13. K. Keppler 14. A. Gurley 15. L. Stone 16. J. Rouse 17. S. Jordan 18. J. Brown 19- C. Maclachlan 20. N. Wiswell 21. R. Baier 22. T. Lewis 23. B. Hooven 24. E. Karedes 26. J. Poretsky 27. M. Dunphy 29. J. Killam 30. D. McCraine 31. D. Campbell 32. R. Cole 34. S. Onufry 35. M. Weyland 36. P. Hey 38. M. Pride 39- T. Kenyon 40. C. Wood 41. W. McLeod 42. W. Meinelt 43. P. Sneeden 44. J. Lush 45. C. Yaeger |17. E. Paulson I 18. C. Sawyer J 19. R. Smith l 0. L. Spakowski 1. D. Brophy 2. C. Pettengill 3. K. Stott I 4. B. Rendle 5. A. Rotsko 1 1)6. D. Nangle | 7. H. Smith 8. D. Lyth 9. L. Carpenter 0. j. Chrissis 111. K. Vogt 2. D. Cunningham , 3. J- Jaran j ' 54. E. Seabrook and K. Seabrook IB5. J. Walker 1 57. P. Burke I 38. E. Nason 9- B. Nutter 7 0. T. Thrasher l pi. J. Reidy ■72. P. Masse 7 3. J. Fowler I 7 4. T. Goodding Ip 5. M. Kaizer 1 7 6. J. Wladkowski 7 7. L. Eskind 7 8. J. Forgione | 7 9. B. Bedell 10. S. Moore 111. A. Begin 12. S. Cox 13. A. Belanger ,14. S. Holt | 15. D. Waters 81 CLASS PJZOPUEOJ ARIES March 21 — April 20 Aries will experience a slow but steady climb to success. Those born under this sign tend to be independent but they do exhibit a strong sense of loyalty to their work. Aries are organizers and executives; they are responsible indivi- duals. Those who are influenced by this sign tend to be adventurous. They have the courage and the initiative that is needed in occupations such as medicine, law, accounting, aviation, mechanics, merchandising, construction, acting, teaching, and engineering. TAURUS April 21 — May 20 Those born under this sign display artistic as well as practical and materialistic characteristics. Taureans are very persistent or firm and in some incidences they become quite stubborn and obstinate. They are dominated by the sign of finance which often influences their choice of careers. Taureans usually become bankers, interior designers, mer- chants, farmers, lawyers, salesmen, teachers, doctors, com- mercial artists, and brokers. CANCER June 22 — July 22 Although they may travel during the early part of thei lives, Cancerians have a strong sense of home life. Thoug their analytical nature makes them best suited for profe: sional careers, Cancerians also have artistic abilities. Tw general characteristics which they display are a dedicatio to and an acceptance of work. Cancerians are individual and find best expression in law, medicine, music, painting surgery, navigation, acting, clothes designing, dentistq engineering, salesmenship, teaching, and mechanics. LEO July 23 — August 22 Those born under this sign are endowed with a strong awareness of self, aspiration, enthusiasm, boldness, anc pride. Leonians are very concerned about their image s that once they attain success, they maintain it throughou their lives. They prefer intellectual work over physica labor. Leonians are best qualified for careers as lawyers authors, doctors, bankers, musicians, actors, real estate operators, merchants, brokers, artists, and salesmen. GEMINI May 21 — June 21 Those born under this sign possess an active and an acute mind and often are disturbed when progress is too slow. Geminians are inclined to choose careers that require an intellectual and venturesome person. Their energetic char- acteristic often leads them to follow several lines of work at the same time. Most Geminians have artistic talents that may develop late in life. Their qualities make them best suited for vocations in music, art, writing, merchandising, dancing, law, medicine, travel, and painting. VIRGO August 23 — September 22 Virgos are characteristically industrious, conscientious, and perceptive. Like Leonians ,they also prefer mental over physical work. Virgos are practical and scientifically-minded individuals who display a good sense of judgment. They often choose professional careers in law, medicine, business, transportation, and hotel management. Virgos should be sure to select an occupation which will allow their abilities the greatest expression. 82 LIBRA September 23 — October 22 Libras are extremely talented and often experience great lifficulty in determining what career they are best suited or. They will often try a wide variety of work before they .re completely satisfied. In general, they are ambitious, in- ellectual, artistic, and successful. Libras especially enjoy vocations that bring them before the public; they become rood lawyers, judges, teachers, writers, architects, doctors, iviators, and entertainers. SCORPIO October 23 — November 21 Scorpions are suited for nearly all types of work. They five the persistance needed to stay with a job until it is iccessful. They are intellectual, loyal, and dependable, ecause they are so trustworthy, they may end up carrying bore than their share of responsibilities. Scorpions do well I i financial affairs and many have a speculative streak, hey often enjoy success in investments, real estate, and lining ventures. SAGITTARIUS November 22 - — December 21 Sagittarians are extremely industrious and often work in lore than one area at a given time. They are intellectual nd determined individuals. The careers they choose should I e ones that bring them in contact with the public. Their its ocations should make use of their mental and physical bilities. Sagittarians are especially suited for careers in law, its caching, medicine, business, science, aviation, research, riting, and transportation. CAPRICORN December 22 — January 19 Capricorns are very determined and patient individuals but once they become discouraged, they may remain shift- less. It may take quite some time before they become suc- cessful; but once success comes, it comes quickly. Most Capricorns find that marriage develops their expressive nature since it provides a form of inspiration. In their work, Capricorns are capable and trustworthy. They prefer careers in financial, business, or professional areas. AQUARIUS January 20 ■ — February 18 In the early part of their lives, Aquarians usually experi- ence great difficulty in choosing a vocation, but they have the determination and the resolution that is needed for success in a wide variety of occupations. Those born under this sign have great minds and are natural thinkers. Because they tend to be independent and take an interest in the unusual, Aquarians often become salesmen, inventors, re- searchers, aviat ors, electricians, organizers, and explorers. PISCES February 19 — March 20 Pisces are often found in careers that require originality and precision. They are extremely attentive to details and their work reflects strong dedication. Because Pisces are industrious and conscientious, they are often trusted with responsibilities. Those born under this sign are best suited for careers in medicine, teaching, mechanics, designing, floriculture, drama, agriculture, religion, and drafting. 83 £7 4 ? ? 7 4 ? CLUBS jijvn ACTIVITIES Singers MAE-MEE-MIE-MO-MOO Chorale ROW I: C. Cushing D. Small, P. Phil- lippi, J. Wehling, J. Ezzard, J. Mulcahy, D. Goodale, P, Silvius, C. Wood; ROW II: L. April, E. Watson, K. Relick, M. Wehling, C. White, J. Hosterman, B. Cox, S. Ezzard, D. Bean, P. Carter, S. Fraser; W. Stieritz, T. Ansteensen, S. Littlefield, P Ingraham J. Mitchell, C. Sullivan, T. Kenyon, R. Woodward. MELODIES IN MAROON PLAY ALONG WITH UNCLE WAYNE t Distributive Education ROW I: K. Ericson, J. Forgione, P. Gil- ford, D. Pickard, K. Thompkins, Mr. Smith (adv.); ROW II: R. LeBlanc, C. Clements, L. Dixey, M. Turla, L. Evans, K. Turpel. Ski Club G. Anderson, S. Bernard, J. Blauser, W. Bowes, C. Brandes, G. Clark, J. Cox, G. Cyr, S. Dodge, D. Faulkner, B. Flagg, J. Forney, S. Haywood, J. Hooven, G. Houser, P. Kelley, S. Leaviet, J. Libby, P. Marshell, S. Martin, W. May, J. Mezter, T. Napp, R. Oppedisano, W. Price, J. Reidy, B. Rendle, S. Rugo, J. Small, K. Tumbler, N. Wiswell. SCHUSS-BOOMING WHO ' S MINDING THE STORE? THIS CONCLUDES THIS MORNING ' S ANNOUNCEMENTS. Announcers ROW I: T. Thrasher, R. Sgroi, L. Pedi- cini, M. Dunphy, J. Mulcahy, T. Ken- yon, E. Reagan, J. Hosterman; ROW II: S. Rugo, J. Rouse, S. Moore, R. Walker, B. Donovan; ROW III: A Begin, B. Rendle, J. Poretsky. HIGH-POWERED NONSENSE Yearbook Staff Mrs. Ritchie (adv.), Mrs. Lemieux (adv.), Mrs. Lawson (adv.), S. Moore, S. Johnson, J. Wladkowski, L. Eskind, M. Raymond, M. Wehling, L. Spakowski, B. Bedell, J. Lowell, A. Begin, L. White, B. Nutter, W. Meinelt, T. Healey. Interact ROW I: C. Tumber, J. Fasano, L. Rhodes, S. Salmon, S. Welsh, B. Sutton, D. Steen; ROW II: J. D ' Agostino, D. Small, D. Claussen, S. Stoner, L. Doggett, C. Nutter, C. Brandes, S. Crow; Row III: K. Watson, L. Hermans, S. Melzar, J. Wehling, S. Bakewell, S. Fay, J. Small, C. Benson, M. Shepard. THE WORLD’S THE PLATFORM, LIFE ' S THE TOPIC. 1 1 A J ' A Ig; World Affairs Club Row I: L. Rhodes, L. Doggett, J. Stewart (pres.), S. Salmon, W. Weber; ROW II: T. Thrasher, B. Sutton, S. Welsh, J. Nelson, L. Cook. Health Group Discussion Leaders ROW I: S. Helve, S. Moore, M. Wehling, S. Pope, C. Olga; ROW II: Mrs. Blanchard (adv.), J. Stewart, D. Goodale, B. Dotson, M. Abbott. TELL IT LIKE IT IS. BRING ' EM BACK ALIVE Biology Club ROW I: B. McManus, W. Weber, L. Patkin (pres.), G.‘ Fay (v.p.), I. Anderson; ROW II: J. Rouse, K. Vogt, L. LaRocca, P. Carter (tres.- sec.), J. Wladkowski, K. Watson, J. Bell; ROW III: Mr. Sangermano (adv.), S. Harring- ton, L. Seymour, J. Russell, L. Frizzell, D. Boyd, T. Hyde. INCIPENT HEALERS niture Nurses Club ROW I: S. Harrington, S. Moore, J. D’Agos- tino, T. Knobloch, S. Bogart, Mrs. Nault (adv.); ROW II: J. Jaran, K. Christian, D. Steen, V. Miller. Majorettes ROW I: R. Weneberg, S. Jordan, L. Ericson; ROW II: J. Kelly, D. Goodale, M. Schumacher, B. Hawk- ins. STICK SWINGERS French Club ROW I: S Garland, S. Miceli, D. Muzichuk; ROW II: L. Seymour, L. Flukinger, Mrs. Disenhof (adv.), J. Woodbridge; ROW III: K. Keddy, V. Haag, T. Kenyon, H Smith, Mr. Hathaway (adv ); ROW IV: S. Hanlon, W. Gaudet, K. Seabrook, K. Briggs. LE YIN, LES FEMMES, ET LA CHANSON cos A + sin2A 1 Math Team ROW I: D Cushing, G. Hackett, E. Karedes (capt.), S. Helve; ROW II: Miss Griffin (adv.), B. Claussen, D. Claussen, K. Sedlar, M. Voigt, J. Forney, J. Wlad- kowski, D. Cushing. Student-Faculty Senate ROW I: N. Anderson, E. Nason, Mrs. Jewett (adv.), Mrs. Ritchie (adv.), Mr. Brown (adv.), J. Stewart; ROW II: S. Hauser, S. Bernard, J. Fowler, L. DiVe- nuti; ROW III: J. Burkhart, T. Kenyon, T. Ansteen- sen, J. Mulcahy; ROW IV: K. St. Peter, B. Bedell. FRIENDS, CHIEFTAINS, COUNTRYMEN, LEND ME YOUR EARS COMMUNICATION CHIEFS Business Club ROW I: D. Caron, D. Kinsvater, L. Dole, S. Fru- kasser, D. Muzich.uk, Mrs. Jones (adv.); ROW II: D. Steen, C. Hebb, B. Carr, J. Pellicelli, C. Baier. Office Aides ROW I: K. Muise, D. Kinsvater, S. Littlefield, C. Mahoney; ROW II: J. Nangle, C. Fuller, K. Stott, C. Baier, J. Pellicelli; ROW III: J. Hopping, C. Dotson, C. Hebb. CAN I HELP YOU? Photography Club ROW I: B. Fiske, W. Barrell (pres.), S. Johnson (v.p.), R. Brownell (treas.), R. Woodward (sec.), C. Heaton; Row II: J. Fasano, Mrs. Perna (adv.), G. Cerino, K. Dotson, S. Miceli, T. Ryder, J. Cobleigh, W. Christianson, M. Pride. Future Teachers Club ROW I: K. Mulcahy, J. McArdle, C. Magnusson, H. Ladd (treas.), D. Bean, A. Gurley, C. Dawes (pres.), T. Hyde, P Diamond; ROW II: Mrs. Hatt (adv ), J. Santagade, R. Walker, J. Brown, E. Nason, T. Kenyon, L. Reagan (sec.), W. Meinelt, A. Begin. 1 if ' ' ' • C; Bp 4 • | . w m BP if 1 t % b fk S — M Vv 4 rj aw ; % TO BE OR NOT TO BE . . . Thespians ROW I: M. Wehling, E. Reagan, W. Meinelt (v.p.), J. Hosterman, M. Anderson; ROW II: L. White, E. Seabrook, J. Mulcahy (pres.), D. Bean (sec. -treas.), L. April, J. Waitt, S. Fraser; ROW III: K. Seabrook, W. Stieritz, F. Hoctor, M. Raymond, C. Lavorgna, Miss Jarvie (adv.); C. Barbour (abs.). Chieftain Chatter RO WI: Mr. Constantino (adv.), K. Ferney, A. Gurley, L. Fuller; ROW II: T. Napp, B. Rendle, D. Connelly. MASCO GOSSIP COLUMN HARMONIOUS DISSONANCE Chorus German Club ROW I: Mr. Spencer (adv.), E. Watson (treas.), L. Baier, S. Littlefield, J. Scanned, L. Fitch, M. Blum- berg; ROW II: D. Bergsten, L. April (pres.), K. Hagen, J. Hopping, P. Schank (sec.); ROW III: D. Clark, L. Spakowsld (v.p.), L. Hill. DEUTSCH UBERALLE ! SQUAT, SUPPORT: STRADDLE, SUPPORT: ROLL OVER, SQUAT, STAND. Leaders Club ROW I: L. LaRocca (treas.), S. Crawford (sec.), S. Onufry (v.p.), J. D ' Agostino (pres.), J. Fowler, C. Maclachlan, J. Libby; ROW II: N. Rollins, A. Behrens, L. Fraser, S. Flelve, K. Russell, E. Sneeden; ROW III: R. Leathe, C. Cavalieri, D. Smith, Miss Finnigan (adv.), P. Sneeden, J. Weyland, P. Acker- man. Student Council B. Rendle (pres.), C. Benson (v.p.), J. Poretsky (rec. sec.), J. Simmons (cor. sec.), D. Nangle (treas.), G. Anderson, J. Bell, S. Bernard, J. Canning, L. Cargill, T. Healy, E. Helve, S. Helve, S. Moore, T. Napp, J. Nelson, L. Pedicini, S. Peterson, J. Small, B Taft, S. Welch, C. White, Mr. Jervah (adv.). WASHINGTON IN MINIATURE M jjp pecs. , a K - rl W t r jjPl Honor Society ROW I: J. Wladkows ki (v.p.), N. Wiswell (treas.), J. Lowell (pres.), J. Hosterman (sec.), Mr. Green (adv.); ROW II: E. Rolsma, M. Kaizer, G. Hackett, T. Goodding, S. Crawford; ROW III: C. Lavorgna, E. Karedes, J. Mulcahy, J. Walker, C. White, D. Jones; ROW IV: L. Spakowski, B. McBride. MEMBERS INDUCTED LATER M. Anderson, L. April, R. Brownell, C. Cavalieri, D. Clark, S. Cox, A. Curtis, L. Eskind, S. Ezzard, S. Hermans, S. Flolt, G. Howard, T. Kenyon, N. Ker- nander, L. Lammi, S. Ludwig, W. Meinelt, J. Miller, S. Moore, T. Napp, L. Pedicini, C. Pettengill, E. Reagan, B. Rendle, H. Smith, R. Smith, D. Spencer, W. Stieritz, C. Sullivan, M. Voigt, M. Wehling, L. White, C. Whitmore. Pep Squad WE’LL CHEER ANYTHING THAT RUNS! MASCO FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE rv f ■ H a i lid I jUg ' ( ■%. ’J Student Exchange Board ROW I: L. Seymour (ex. stud.), S. Bakewell (sec.), J. Porestsky (treas.), L. Lammi (pres.), C. Sullivan, C. Pettengill, K. Keddy, C. Tumber; ROW II: H. Smith, S. Crawford, M. Vitale; ROW III: T. Thrash- er, L. April, J. Burkhart, M. Wehling, D. Goodale, D. Bill, E. Doggett, T. Kenyon, J. Fowler; ROW IV: L. Hill, L. Baiser, M. Blumberg, C. Dawes, J. Weh- ling, K. Melzar, K. Relick, K. Ferney, J. Hoctor. FUN BEHIND THE SCENES Stage Crew ROW I: R. Brownell, D. Bean, W. Barrell; ROW II: M. Larson, D. Getz, M. Raymond, M. Connelly, F. Hoctor, T. Brownell; ROW III: D. Middleton, L. Flukinger, R. Raymond, K. Duffy, S. Brownell, W. Stieritz, K. Dotson; ROW IV: S. Harrington, J. Waitt, D. Hayden, W. Wood, R. Woodward; ROW V: D. Buechel, B. Bean, L. Jones, S. Micelli, T. An- steensen, T. Rider; Chris Barbour (abs.). HEAR NO EVIL, SEE NO EVIL. Set Design ROW I: K. Talberth, M. Vasconcellos, Mrs. Ritchie (adv.), S. Fraser, M. Larson, L. Seymour; ROW II: K. Duffy, M. Nelson. I Audio-Visual ROW I: W. Stieritz, R. Brownell, W. Wood, S. Brownell; ROW II: D. Ladd, T. Brownell, J. Hoctor, G. Cerino, R. Becker; Chris Barbour (abs.i. Danvers State Hospital and Hathorne School Volunteers ROW I: N. Martinuk, S. Moore, Mrs. Blanchard (adv.); ROW II: L. April, M. Wehling, S. Roberts, J. Mulcahy; ROW III: D. Getz, C. Kuczun, C. Shep- ard. BUDDING AUTHORS, ENTER HERE Data Processing Club ROW I: R. Brownell (pres.), P. Bogdonoff (v.p.), R. Becker (sec.-treas.) ; ROW II: D. Gould, Mr. O ' Meara (adv.), M. Pride. Spectrum ROW I: S. Pope, A. Curtis, S. Moore, Mr. Rabin (adv.); ROW II: M. Abbott, D. Jones, J. Hills. INVALID STATEMENT SPEECH CLUB ROW I: Mrs. Stepp (adv.), A. Begin (pres.), L. Pedicini (v.p.), M. Kaizer (sec.), D Small (treas.), G. Schmitt, R. Sgroi; ROW II: M. Wehling, K. Mahoney, C. Sullivan, L. Eskind, N. Smyth, R. Walker; ROW III: S. Moore, N. Wiswell, M. Anderson, T. Kenyon, K. Seabrook, S. Fraser, L. Cook; ROW IV: S. Rugo, J. Forney, J. Rouse. B. Cox, M. Muldoon, G. Kolankiewicz, A. Muldoon; ROW V: C. Richman. L. Hermans, S. Thruston, D. Goodale, K. Relick, K. Duffy, J. Mulcahy; ROW VI: D. Ferris, K. Russell, L. Doggett, S. Welsh, M. Hall, J. Cayot, W. Meinelt; ROW VII: J. Poretsky, E. Reagan. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD N. Anderson, B. Bedell, J. Chrissis, J. Curtis, D. Cushing, M. Earnshaw, M. Gaudet. M. Hodnett, P. J i 1 Ison, L. Kamps, T. Kenyon. N. Langis, S. Malcolm, C. Martin, T. Melzar, S. Moore, K. Pomory, D Ralphs, T. Santagate, J. Simmons, E. Smith. P. Steen, K. Talberth, M. Vasconcellos. The Ivory Door” The Ivory Door” which was performed November 6th and 7th starred Katherine Sea- brook and Walter Meinelt. In the fantasy by A. A. Milne, Of all those who venture through the door, none ever comes back . . 102 103 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING” Once again students at the Masconomet Regional High School, under the direction of Miss Jean Jarvie, have thrilled standing - room - only audiences with a fine musical comedy presentation” . . . The Lawrence Eagle-Tribune 104 fillir f m i A A up in K kIW y � -vj fluL T lMiTnrnii 1 _ ,-JE | ... Tri-Town Photo ' v. : ' v t-y - ' ' : s «.♦ • •• A 1 ft, ■ £ , vVH 1 ' : � •• 105 0 UND£KC£ASSM EN g -JUNIORS- ROW I: K. Ballard; ROW II: M. Anderson, P. Bailey; ROW III: P. Belisle, C. Baer, A. Behrens, G. Anderson; ROW IV: G. Bannon, G. Bedrosian, R. Blaisdell, W. Bowes, R. Bates. ROW I: K. Duffy, L. Ericson, J. Dugan, J. Forney; ROW II: G. Fay, C. Eichorn, K. Ferni, J. Desmond; ROW III: L. Dixey, D. Ferris, L. Flukinger, D. DesMaisons, R. Driscoll, D. Dufour, R. Dalton. ROW I: J. Nelson, D Goodale: ROW II: S. Gendron, S. Fraser, L. Fuller, D. Gould, D. Hayden; ROW III: N. Herland, S. Harrington, K. Hebb, L. Gould; ROW IV: K. Getz, S. Helve, L. Hermans, J. Fowler. Ill ROW I: J. Curtis, C. Cushing, J. D ' Agostino; ROW II: C. Christian, G. Coffin, S. Cole, L. Campbell, S. Brown, B. Cole; Row III: B. Brent, G. Evans, J. Cox, D. Crocker. ROW I: R. Oldrieve, T. Monahan, J. Pelli- celli, M. McManus; ROW II: T. Napp, B. Morrison, D. McClellan, D. Muzichuk; ROW III: J. Nelson, R. Perry; ROW IV: T. Nipert, S. Miller, J. Meagher, E. Matthews. 1 3, i ROW I: M. Magnusson, G. Larson; ROW II; E. Lammi, C. Gordon. H. Ladd, G. Haddaway; ROW III: S. Ludwig, P. Lindh, L. MacCor- mack, T. Mailey; ROW IV: R. Leathe, M. Mailey, S. Martin, K. Mahoney; ROW V: R. Laurie, S. MacLeod, N. Martin. ROW I: R. Ridpath, M. Pilszuk; ROW II: R. Rooney, C. Richman, R. Rupp; ROW III: D. Quinn, S. Peterson, L. Rhodes, C. Robertson, S. Roberts; ROW IV: J. Ratto, D. Parteous, L. Rossi, J. Rider, L. Prior. ROW I: K. Keddy, L. Hill, K. Jennings; ROW II: J. Jaran, J. Knobloch, M. Jones, P. Johnson; ROW III: M. Hodnett, G. Kolankie- wicz, J. Karraker, T. Hyde; ROW IV: L. John- son, T. Iovanella, C. Kokernak, C. Kuczun, S Ingalls, C. Knight; ROW V: A. Kohlhofer, H. Hurst. ROW I: D. Small, N. Skinner; ROW II: K. I Schmell, K. ScoIIard, C. Smith, N. Spanos; ROW III: D. Ryder, R. Senate, H. Steele, P. Silvias; ROW IV: A. Smith, D. Sawyer, P. Simms, C. Stephens; ROW V: P. Schulte, C. Smith, S. Shephard. jjttiifi mm ROW I: S. Trupasso, B. Tagg; ROW II: J Woodbridge, R. Wennerberg, P. Walters, N Van Sickler; ROW III: J. Waitt, J. Wladkow ski, K. Watson, D. Woodward, B. Sutton ROW IV: L. Wright, S. Vankavelaar, J. San- lette, S. Sullivan, S. Welsh; ROW V: S. Thurs ton, T. Sullivan. -SOPHOMORES- ROW I: P. Bogdonoff; ROW II: B. Cox, L. Cook, M. Colby; ROW III: J. Thomas, C. Brandes, L. Cargill, S. Brophy, S. Brownell; ROW IV: C. Clark, J. Cobleigh, B. Carr, J. Colter, D. Claussen, P. Anderson, B. Clay; ROW V: D. Church, C. Bryant, M. Bond, R. Campbell, J. Burkhart; ROW VI: M. Burns, B. Coffin. 115 ROW I: P. Falkowski, B. DelMastro; ROW II: N. Durkee, S. Fay, P. Davidson, D. Cross- ley; ROW III: D. Faulkner, R. Dane, G. Cryan, D. Evans, B. Eichorn, A. Abbott; ROW IV: J. Cushman, T. Earnshaw, N. Eskind, M. Farnsworth, C. Earl, S. Dixey; ROW V: C. Melvin, L. Foxx, J. Rollins, S. Dosh, D. Du- clow. ROW I: J. Carpenter; ROW II: C. Guest, S. Flint. K. Flagan; ROW III: T. Folsom, C. Hebb. J. Gendron; ROW IV: j. Gibeley, M. Hebert, C. Heeremans, S. Hartford, K. Hare; ROW V: J. Graham, C. Fuller, A. Graham, S. Hanlon; ROW VI: D. Gibney, J. Gingrich, R. Harris, C. Heaton, ROW I: P. Homsy, J. Hopping; ROW II: M. Huckins, D. Williams, J. Hall, L. Hill; ROW III: H. Hersey, J. Howes, J. Hooven, P. Ack- erman, J, Kelley, M. Behrens; ROW IV: T, Knobloch, N. Hossfeld, H. Kenny, A. Hazel- wood, K. Kirkham; ROW V: R Hume, R. Hill, J. Kenney, L. Krusell; ROW VI: C. Jones, W. May, P. Pinkham, L. Josephson, M. Kernander. f t Iff ■ ROW I: A. Mansfield, P. Mansfield; ROW II: S. Littlefield, K. Larson; ROW III: L. Joseph- son, A. McKay, B. McLellan, E. Marvel; ROW IV: P. McGinnity, T. Mayo, J. Loring, S. Mc- Lellan, D. Lichman; ROW V: J. LeBIanc, M. Martin, P. McGinnis, J. Malone, C. Levesque. ROW I: A. Melzar, P. O ' Brien, J. Moscarito; ROW II: S. Miller, R. Murphy, J. Nangle, K. Muise; ROW III: S. Ogden, M. Palmer, D. Moore, J. Nangle, R. Campbell; ROW IV: C. Nutter, J. Orcult, M. Palmer, M. Panella; ROW V: D. Michaelson, A. Moser, D. Mona- han, A. Noll, M. Muldoon, R. Noyes; ROW VI: M. McMenimen, C. Melvin, F. Nuzzi, P. Minich., J. Mezgel, G. Myers. ROW I: D. Robertson; ROW II: S. Rossi, M. Pavesi; ROW III: C. Sawyer, D. Robertson, D. Reagan, P. Schank, K. Reiland; ROW IV: P. Rooney, K. Renaud, P. Robertson, S. Ryan, N. Rollins; ROW V: C. Scantlebury, K. Rando, P. Pellicelli. P. Sansone, A. Russell; ROW VI: R. Petrogallo, M. Reidy, R. Penny, J. Relly, R. Ribenius. ROW I: J. Small, E. Sneeden; ROW II: M. Spears, N. Sclefani, S. Taylor, P. Spear; ROW III: E. Schroeder, B. Spearin, S. Stoner, K. Sed- lar; ROW IV: M. Stevens, S. Small, L. Stick- ney, D. Temke, G. Titus; ROW V: B. Thomp- son, B. Taft, J, Scutiere, D, Taylor, J. Andrew, A. Smallman; ROW VI: A. Smith, D. Sgroi, D. Shields. ROW I: P. Wheeler; ROW II: D. Ziegler, W. Wannamaker; ROW III: E. Worth, D. ZoIIa, M. Turla; ROW IV: R. Shipley, P. Wiswell, R Webster, W. Wood, R. Wildes; ROW V: W. Thompson. P Van Buskirk, D. Wilder, K. Walako, J. Weyland, R. Walsh; ROW VI: E. Watson, J. Wehling, G. Viviani, J. Wilkins. ROW I: C. Andrews, W. Ashford, D. Ake; ROW II P. Ake, S. Barr, S. Bear; ROW III: C. Baker, B. Bean, J. Bagley; ROW IV: W. Baine, J. Ackerman, T. Fox; ROW V: D. Bag- ley, J. Babin, C. Bartlett. -FRESHMEN- J. Rogal (treas.), M. B. Lombardi (sec.), F. Harrington (pres.), N. Anderson (v.p.-abs.). . • ROW I: D. Bernard, J. Brown, S. Bishop; ROW II: D. Brown, C. Bond, J. Bouchard; ROW III: C. Blanton, K. Bogart, K. Bogart, S. Bertolone, C. Bradstreet; ROW IV: C. Bou- chard, J. Bishop, J. Brown, M. Borden; ROW V: K. Blessington, K. Briggs, S. Blaus, K. Belisle. ROW I: C. DiGiacomo, B. Dinan, B. Dufour; ROW II: A. Doggett, L. Denault, J. Deerborn, D Cushing; ROW III: D. Dolloff. D. Dito- maso, D. Curtis, A. Crocker, R. Davis; ROW IV: G. Didlake, M. Creamer, M. Crowe, J. D ' Agostino, R. Stump, C. Crosby. ROW I: J. Fasano, J. Fain, P. Garten; ROW II: D. Falkowski, W. Ford, K. Feldman, B. Farley, B. Farley; ROW III: D. Durkee, D. Gage, L. Fitch, B. Dunfel; ROW IV: H. Evans, E. Fernandez, M. Farrin, S. Garland, J. Ferreira; ROW V: D. Dwinell, D. Eremian, T. Foxx, D. Genest. ROW I: T. Brownell, J. Chrissis; ROW II: K. Bryant, J. Cole, J. Burns; ROW III: K. Caul- field, B. Claussen, S. Butcher, S. Burns; ROW IV: C. Cheney, N. Cavalieri, K. Congley, C. Conceison; ROW V: J. Burke, J. Canning, G. Butler, J. Coulombe, J. Carlton; ROW VI: H. Chub, J. Constanza, R. Cashman, J. Cerino. ROW I: J. Henderson, A. Hamilton, S. Healey, K. Gould; ROW II: B. Hancock, P. Gillman, A. Hanlon, L. Harubin; ROW III: B Haw- kins, L. Hannibal, V. Haag, D. Hayden, L. Harrison; ROW IV: S. Harding, Q. Hogan, D. Halloran, G. Hoagland, J. Gribley; ROW V J. Hoctor, F. Harrington, E. Hurlon, R. Gilbert, G. Halfrey. ROW I: J. Kelly, L. Kristenson, K. Jeffrey, D. Hutchins; ROW II: D. Jordan, R. Hughes, J. Bernard, P, Jil Ison, D. Kenyon; ROW III: S. Kincaid, L. Kamps, S. Hood, K. Knobloch, R. Kimball; ROW IV: M. Jennings, C. John- son, G. Hunt, S. Ingrassia, D. Honey, L. Jones; ROW V: J. Jones, A. Kaizer, P. Kastrinelis, J. Iovanella, S. Kenyon, C. Keddy. ROW I: B. Lombardi, C. Magnusson, N. Lit- tlefield, C. Tumber; ROW II: P. Limone, D. Maloney, D. Leathe, T, Malone, B. McLellan, V. Lorant; ROW III: J. Larson, B. Laurie, C. Mahony, C. Martin, C. Luz, T. Melzar, J. McArdle, P. LaRocca; ROW IV: P, Lammi, S. Malcolm, B. LaPlante, R. Martinuk, J. Lud- wig; ROW V: K. Mclllvaine, J. Massetta, R. Libby, M. Masse, D. Ladd, C. McCarthy, D. Mayhard. ROW I: T. O ' Brien, C. Moran; ROW II: D. Martz, D. Muller, S. Monahan, R. Nesbitt; ROW III: P. O ' Brien, M. Moran, D. Nelson, D. Milley, K. Nangle, S. OHaviano; ROW IV: M. Perry, T. O ' Meara, A. O’Brien, J. Michalski, D. Pearson, V. Miller: ROW V: H. Miller, M. L. Miller. K. Mulcahy, S. Moore, P. Penta, S. Miceli, C. Miller; ROW VI: J. Mitchell, S. Nelson, M. Onufry, S. Moser, S. Osborne. ROW I: M. Pride, S. Pickett; ROW II B. Roberge, J. Pratt, S. Peterson, M. Roland: ROW III: D. Rolles, J. Petty, D. Ralphs, A. Ratto, K. Pomroy; ROW IV: J. Ross, R. Race, D. Printup, C. Russell; ROW V: A. Poretsky, R. Rendle, J. Ridpath, J. Polkow; ROW VI: J. Relick. K. Porter, A. Price, D. Pitt ROW I: S. Smith, D, Sanders, D. Smallidge; ROW II: E. Smith, R. Dane, T. Scutiere, B, Spencer, K. Ryan; ROW III: C. Smith, R. Spears, T. Ryder, J. Shepard, L. Smith; ROW IV: L. Sabatiuk, K. Stone, L. Senate; ROW V: D. Steen, P. St. Pierre, J. Sickler, J. Simmons, S. Shipley, M. St. Peter; ROW VI: M. Salis- bury, M. Scollard, D Senate, T. Santagade. ROW I: B. Woodbridge, J. Urguhart, V Young; ROW II: M. Sullivan, M. Vogt, A. Tragert, W. Wheeler; ROW III: D. Wil- liams, L. VanHorn, L. Sullivan, D. Yates, R. Weisslitz, P. Vankavelaar; ROW IV: G. Wag- ner, B. Vient, S. Williams, T. Talberth, M. Vasconceilos; ROW V: C. ' Warren, M. Wyner; ROW VI: L. Vrettos, E. Helve, M. Walker, D. Warren, A. Wannamaker, J. Wood, C. Tyson. SPORTS Football Lawrence Eagle Photo ROW I: J. Ross, D. Sawyer, K. Beaujean, T. Napp, S. Ludwig, B. Hooven, A Rotsko, J. Bishop, F. Conners, J. Huckins, T. Mailey; ROW II: C. Sawyer, G. Cox, G. Clark, B. Blaisdell, M. Lambert, J. Baletto, T. Napp, S. Houser, B. Petrogallo, G. Evans, J. Thomas; ROW III: C. Sliney, T. Mayo, S. Bernard, M. Pavesi, G. Cryan, J. Andrews, K. Blair, B. Humes, A. Moser, S. Englehardt; ROW IV: A. Blumberg, B. Rotsko, R. Wildes, W. Wood, M. Bond, J. Scutiere, R. Best, P. McGinnity, B. Ray, B. Taft, J. Gibeley, L, Stickney; ROW V: C. Benulis, B. Bowes, J. Mayne, C. Bryant, J. Greenler (mgr.), B. Murphy (mgr.), W. Ash- ford. 125 VARSITY FOOTBALL LYNN TRADE 18 HAM-WENHAM 22 Lincoln-Sud. . 8 LAWRENCE VOKE 26 NO. READING 28 LYNNFIELD 44 IPSWICH 6 No. Andover 6 PENTUCKET 48 Masconomet 0 Masconomet 20 MASCONOMET 34 Masconomet 1 2 Masconomet 6 Masconomet 12 Masconomet 0 MASCONOMET 14 Masconomet 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL Although Masconomet did n ot have a winning record this season, the Chieftains played some exciting ball games. The high point of the season was a near upset of a strong Ipswich team. Called a Rebuild- ing” year by Coach Roberts, Masconomet is sure to have good seasons in the next few years with many fine ballplayers returning. Fine per- formances were turned in this year by Alex Rotsko, Jim Bishop, Bob Hooven, Ted Napp, Steve Ludwig, Jack Huckins, Dan Sawyer, and Joe Thomas. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW I: E. Helve, S. Malcolm, J. Relick, J. Ferreira, M. Scollard, J. Ackerman, J. Bernard, R. Cashman, J. Bou- chard, J. Rogal, K. Porter, B. Handcock; ROW II: P. Ver- rengia (mgr.), P. Garten, J. Fain, H. Falk, A. Kaizer, R. Race, B. Rendle, P. Gillman, J. Tarleton, M. Onufry, J. Burke, J. Ludwig, D. Dwinell, B, Roberge, C. Bond; ROW III: B. Dunphy, S. Osborne, P, Kastrinelis, J. Belakonis, T. Fox, A. Wannamaker, S. Pickett, R. Worthen, D. Bernard, M. Wyner, F. Harrington, A. Price. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW I: D. Lyth; ROW II: K. Scollard, L. DiVenuti; ROW III: A. Behrens, M, Anderson; ROW IV: C. Mahony, D. Brophy, L. Pedicini, S. Austin, K. St. Peter, J. Hosterman. L. Doggett. I VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY ROW I: N. Wiswell, J. O ' Brien, J. Nelson, C. Madachlan, S. Helve, G. Anderson; ROW II: Miss Finnigan (Coach), D. Smith, L. Carpenter, K. Watson, , W, Nissen, C. Blackwood, S. f lE Crawford. rtt VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Coach Finnigan: If you want to run up and down the field all bunched up and not play as a team, fine and good; but you ' ll never beat Marblehead that way!” This year’s Field Hockey team was one of the greatest in Masconomet ' s history. The team ended up with a 9-2-2 record and tied for first place in the Cape Ann League. Joanne O ' Brien, the Varsity goalie, had a great season with 9 shut-outs. High scorers were Sandy Helve and Laurie Friz- zell, both with 8 goals. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Beverly 0 Ham-Wenham 0 Georgetown 0 Manchester 0 Danvers 0 Ipswich 0 No. Reading 0 MARBLEHEAD 3 ROCKPORT 0 Pentucket 1 AMESBURY 1 Georgetown 0 MANCHESTER 1 MASCONOMET 1 MASCONOMET 2 : MASCONOMET 2 ' MASCONOMET 2 ' MASCONOMET 4 ; MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 3 Masconomet 2 MASCONOMET 0 MASCONOMET 2 j Masconomet 0 MASCONOMET 5, MASCONOMET 1 Y ! ien, j J.V. FIELD HOCKEY !! : ROW I: M. Kaizer, N. Rollins, J. Blais, N. Anderson, J. D ' Ago- j Istino, K. Relick; ROW II: Miss Finnigan (Coach), T. Scutiere, S. Salmon, P. Lindh, D. Collins, J. Weyland, M. Hall. J.V. FIELD r i BEVERLY 0 , Ham-Wenham 0 , Georgetown 0 , Manchester 0 Danvers 0 Ipswich 1 . No. Reading 0 MARBLEHEAD 1 . Rockport 2 Pentucket 1 “ AMESBURY 1 . Manchester 0 HOCKEY MASCONOMET 0 MASCONOMET 1 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 2 Masconomet 0 MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 1 MASCONOMET 3 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Coach Finnigan; The 1970 J.V. Field Hockey team completed their season with an outstanding record of 9 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. Nine games resulted in shutouts. They placed first in the Cape Ann League with Kim Relick being high scorer with 11 goals.” BOYS’ GYMNASTICS ROW I: J. MacGregor, C. White, M. Voigt, B. Wood, S. Cox. C. Kuczun; ROW II: D. Aulson, B. Sgroi, B. Glenn (co-capt.), D. Woodward, D. Campbell, G. White, C. Bond (mgr.); ROW III: D. Gibley, M. Moran, H. Hurst, D. Kenyon; ROW IV: M. Farley. 129 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW I: Alex Rotsko (co-capt.), Ted Healey (co-capt.); ROW II: Mr. Casey (coach), D. Goff, D. Balentine, J. Miller, P. Gowen, J. Walker, C. Ackerman, J. MacGill, R. Butler, B. Murphy (mgr.); Missing: B. Rotsko, P. Simms, J. Mayne. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH — JOE CASEY RECORD 9-9 Although things didn’t work out as well expected, we had a lot of fine games, and a of fun winning. Upsets were the key to year’s season. First Masco upset Ipswich snapped a twenty-three game winning streak c to have last place Rockport defeat us by point. Masco had fine leadership under co-c tains Ted Healey and Alex Rotsko and g support from Jeff Walker, Jeff Miller, and C Ackerman. BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Coach Sauchuk: Fundamentals win games,” The Masconomet J.V. Basketball Team posted a league mark of thirteen wins and three losses enabling them to capture first place in the Cape Ann League. Good shooting was one of the strengths of the team with Dave Church leading the team with over two hundred points. Alter- nating between J.V. and Varsity were Dick Bal- entine and Rick Butler who, besides adding scor- ing punch, brought additional strength under the boards to the team. Handling the big job at cen- ter were sophomore Todd Mayo and junior Bob Campbell. Rounding out the starting team were Mark McMenimen, an all-around good basketball player, and Steve Small, who quarterbacked the offensive attack. When the starters tired, Mike Pilczuk and Steve Miller came off the bench to do the job. ROW I: D. Church, S. Small; ROW II: Mr. Sauchuk (coach), S. Smith. M. McMenimen, B. Thomas, S. Gendron, G. Cryan, B. Campbell, J. Mayo, S. Miller, G. Rolsma, N. Vansickler (mgr.). ROW I: J. Burke, S. Harding, M. Scollard, D. Printup, C. Andrews; ROW II: Air. Hodson (coach), M. Wyner, J. Carlton, D. Smallidge, M. Walker. F. Harrington, R. Worthen, J. Canning, D. Bernard, R. Smith, J. Iovanella, R. Race, P. Rolsma (mgr.), T. Santagate (mgr.). BOYS’ FROSH BASKETBALL Coach Hodsdon: With their talent, interest, and enthusiasm for the game — Masconomet’s future success in basketball should be assured.” The Freshman Basketball Team enjoyed a suc- cessful 13-5 season. Mark Wyner led all scorers with over 300 points. Dick Worthen did a superb job of rebounding all season long. Dana Bernard, Joe Burke, and Scott Harding were the bulwark of a defensive-minded team w’hich only allowed an average of 43 points a game. Rob Smith and Jay Canning led a hardworking and effective group of reserves who must take a great deal of credit for the team ' s success. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Lynnfield 34 AIASCONOAIET 67 Ipswich 49 AIASCONOAIET 55 Georgetown 48 AIASCONOAIET 67 Amesbury 43 AIASCONOAIET 59 HAM-WENHAM 56 Alasconomet 47 NO. ANDOVER 59 Alasconomet 48 PENTUCKET 68 Alasconomet 60 No. Reading 49 AIASCONOAIET 67 Alanchester 62 AIASCONOAIET 84 ROCKPORT 59 Alasconomet 58 IPSWICH 63 Alasconomet 56 GEORGETOWN 65 Alasconomet . 57 AMESBURY 50 Alasconomet 47 HAM-WENHAM 80 Alasconomet 71 NO. ANDOVER 56 Alasconomet 36 Pentucket 52 AIASCONOAIE T 58 NO. READING 64 Alasconomet 48 Alanchester 58 AIASCONOAIET 64 Rockport 57 AIASCONOAIET 70 Tri-Town Photo J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW I: D. Rea gan; ROW II: N. Hossfeld, D. Eremian; ROW III: E. Sneede M. Hamel, C. Sawyer; ROW IV: J. Small, J Blauser, M. Behrens. ROW I: E. Mazzetta, S. Hardin , M. Walker, R. Kimball, J. Carpenter, M. Panella, S. Small, J. Tuttle; ROW II: Mr. Balser (coach), B. Brett, D. Roy, G. McClellan, M. Reidy, M. McMenimen, P. Minich, T. Blackburn, D. Faulkner, E. Paulson, D, Kenyon, S. Moser, G. Cox, M. Crow; ROW III: C. Ackerman, S. Ezzard, S. Gendron, G. Fay, J. Reidy, J. Miller, S. Cox, D. McCraine, D. Wirth, C. Scantlebury, J. MacGill, G. Hornykiewytsch, J. Lowell, D. Church, J. Small, D. Taylor, D. McClellan. SOCCER Masconomet’s first-year team surprised everyone by compiling an excel- lent 7-2-3 record. Of the starting eleven, seven were seniors. They were led by tri-captains Jeff MacGill, who was the team’s starting goal- tender, Chip Ackerman, who piloted the defense, and John Small, who led the scoring attack with his fine playmaking and shooting. After their first two losses, Masco went on to win or tie their next ten games with help from seniors Dan McCraine, who was superior on the line, and Steve Cox, who was considered one of the best defensive players in the league. Much consideration and thanks should go to Coach Dave Balser who, in his first year of coaching, did a great job. VARSITY ANDOVER 2 WILMINGTON 1 Essex Aggies I ST. JOHN ' S 2 Ham-Wenham 1 Danvers 1 ROCKPORT 1 WILMINGTON 3 Ham-Wenham ... 2 Essex Aggies 0 Ipswich 1 Danvers 0 SOCCER Masconomet ... . 1 MASCONOMET 1 MASCONOMET 3 Masconomet 1 MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 1 MASCONOMET 3 MASCONOMET 5 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 2 MASCONOMET 2 Cross Country ROW I: J. Thrasher, T. Joy, B. Hennigar, S. Hermans; ROW II: C. White, P. Simms, L. Balentine, G. Bleisch, D. Balentine, Coach Gregorchik; W. McLeod (abs.). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Coach Gregorchik: A winning team that was really a team. Sportsmanship and endur- ance were well represented by both the varsity and junior varsity teams.” Varsity won 10 — lost 0. J.V. won 6 — lost 4. First place in Cape Ann League (9 straight championships). First place Cape Ann Open (9 straight championships). Third place in Northern Area District Race (20 teams participated). Fifth place in State Meet (20 teams involved). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY J-V. CROSS COUNTRY Pentucket 44 MASCONOMET 17 Marblehead 42 MASCONOMET 19 Georgetown 50 MASCONOMET 15 Amesbury 49 MASCONOMET 15 Amesbury 46 MASCONOMET 16 ST. JOHN ' S 18 Masconomet 45 St. John ' s 30 MASCONOMET 27 Gov. Drummer 39 MASCONOMET 22 Essex-Aggie 46 MASCONOMET 17 DANVERS .. 17 Masconomet 49 No. Reading 50 MASCONOMET 15 ST. JOHN S 26 Masconomet 29 Gov. Drummer 34 MASCONOMET 21 Brooks 36 MASCONOMET 23 Manchester 43 MASCONOMET 18 St. John’s ... 40 MASCONOMET 21 Ham-Wenham 38 MASCONOMET 19 St. John ' s 33 MASCONOMET 26 Rockport 50 MASCONOMET 15 BEVERLY 21 Masconomet 49 134 J.V. CROSS COUNTRY ROW I: K. Knobloch. D. Bergston, D. Wil- liams; ROW II: R. Smith, J. Fasano, F. Joy, D. Clark. ROW I: L. Fraser (capt.), P. Jennings, J. Hooven; ROW II: J. Wright, J. Nelson, K. Bogart, A. Hazelwood; ROW III: B. Woodbridge, L. Malcolm, J. Woodbridge, M. Huckins, S. Helve; ROW IV: Mrs. Driscoll (coach), K. Jennings, C. Dotson, P. Ake, S. Bogart. GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Coach Driscoll: Point your toes!” This year the team consisted mainly of freshmen and sophomores and so was just beginning to get the experience needed for a strong winning team. Vaulting was our strongest event this year with two of the girls, Laurie Fraser and Jane Woodbridge, qualifying for the State Meet. The team, captained by Laurie Fraser, exhibited team spirit and always managed to perform their very” best although they were continually faced with tough competition. Everyone had a fun time,” and with the hope that every- one returns to work hard next year, we will be the tough competition in our league!” WRESTLING Coach Torci: Okay, you guys, let’s win this one! You can beat this team! You’re a lot better and you’ve worked harder. Sliney, are you going to make weight this time?” In the Cape Ann League our J.V. team placed 4th. Benulis and com- pany got 1st place. Rich Burley took first place in the Varsity League and also took the most outstanding player trophy. The team worked hard and had good results as a first year team. It is hoped that school support will be better next year to increase the team’s morale. ROW I: R. Best, A. Noll, E. Helve, D. Sedler, G. Cox, D. Roy, E. Karedes; ROW II: P. Rabenius, F. Nuzzi, R. Burley, A. Moser, M. Ernst, P. Wiswell, C. Sliney, R. Campbell (mgr.). FRESHMAN HOCKEY ROW I: R. Gilbert, K. Porter, B. Roberge, A. Price, D. Dwinell, M. Onufry, P. Kastrinelis, B. Hancock; ROW II: J. Ludwig (mgr.), J. Jones, J. Ross, M. Creamer, M. Crowe, C. Tyson, R. Rendle, T. O ' Brien, S. Moser, J. D’Agostino, S. Kenyon. VARSITY HOCKEY ROW I: J. Bishop, D. Taylor, j. Ross (capt.), R. Cole (capt.), D. McCraine (capt.), J. Bal- letto, T. Mailey, H. Roberge; ROW II: Mr. Plumley (coach), R. Wildes, P. Minich, B. Taft, K. Keppler, B. Sennot, B. Morrison, B. Cole, S. Englehardt, B. Oldrieve (mgr.). J.V. HOCKEY ROW 1: K. Halloran, M. Panella, E. Wirth, J. Scutiere, J. Carpenter, J. Bernard, P. Mc- Ginnity; ROW II: K. Hagen (mgr.), C. Bry- ant, T. Blackburn, P. Macleod, C. Melvin, K. Rando, D. Faulkner, J. Ludwig (mgr.). HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS ROW I: D. Lyth (co-capt.), D. Cunningham (co-capt.); ROW II: P. White, J. D Agostino, S. Salmon, N. Wiswell, S. Crowe; ROW III: L. Rhodes, S. Martin. M. Vitale, S. Peterson. _ 137 ROW I: Laurie Frizzell (capt.); ROW II: L. Harrison, P. Lindh, C. Martin. K. Russell, Miss Talbot (coach), P. Acker man, E. Schroeder, N. Anderson, J. Weyland, L. Denault (mgr.). GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Talbot: Move the ball fo the left side; all your shots are over in the right corner.’’ The girl’s basketball team placed third in the Cape Ann League with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The overall season record was 7 wins and 4 losses. Senior Laurie Frizzell, aver- aging 24 points per game, was out- standing throughout the season both offensively and defensively. Jan Wey- land, Pat Lindh, Cindy Martin, and Peggy Ackerman were the other start- ing players. Jan’s and Pat’s set shots with Cindy’s jump shot combined in the final team scores. Center Peg Ack- erman demonstrated outstanding de- fensive playing by controlling the boards. Other girls on the team were Kathy Russell, Emily Schroeder, Nancy Anderson, Leslie Harrison, and Pat Hey. These girls should be commended for their efforts, their spirit, their en- thusiasm, and their determination. The future looks bright for the team as there is a strong nucleus of players returning for next year. GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Coach Talbot: Look where you are passing the ball.” This year’s Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball team played an exciting season with many ups and downs. Even though our record was only 4-7, we always managed to put up a good fight. Although we had a few disap- pointments when we lost by only a point or two, we chalked it up to ex- perience and hoped to do better the next time. Everyone put her utmost into every game in the hopes of win- ning. Under the supervision of Coach Talbot, who put us through a rough and strenuous season, we all had fun and enjoyed it. ROW I: K. Bryant, D. Smith (capt.). H. Kenny; ROW II: S. Moore, K. Mulcahy, B Watson, B. McLellan. M. Lombardi, Miss Talbot (coach), R. Baier, K. Stone, J. Libby, B. Spearin, D. Rolfs (asst. mgr.). 138 1970 MASCONOMET TENNIS TEAM CAPE ANN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ROW I: S. Hermans, D. Buttrick, T. Mailey, J. Huckins; ROW II: Mr. Galean Campbell, M. Her- mans, J. Tempke, C. Hatt, L. Barker, R. Moore. GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM (1970) ROW I: L. Hermans, L. Fraser, L. DiVenuti; ROW II: E. Dosh, K. Watson, M. Stieglitz, S. Thurston, Miss Finnigan (coach). MASCONOMET SKI TEAM Masconomet’s ski team finished their first season with a fine 11-1 record. Practicing on a hill built by the ski team, they worked hard in accomplishing their fine record with no school support or funds. Excellent performances were turn ed in by Gary Clark, Jim Reidy, Mark Burns, Scott Houser, John Hills, Andy Smith, Stina Nutter, Suky Bixby, and Ann O ' Brien. More school support would be helpful in coming seasons. BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL (1970) ROW I: C Sawyer, B. Wyner, J. Thomas, J. Ross, A. Rotsko. P. Simms, D. Dupouy, D. Sawyer, D. Goff. ROW II: Mr. Roberts (coach), J. Bishop, L. Dwinell, J. Ackerman, H. Moore, V. Har- rington. W. Ashford (mgr.), B. Murphy (mgr.). 140 BOYS’ J.V. BASEBALL (1970) ROW I: S. Gendron, D. Porteous, M. Hossfeld, G. Cyr, E. Mazzetta, N. Vansickler, D. Church, M. McMenimen; ROW II: S. Easton, C. White, P. Schulte, J. Libby, A. Cayot, S. Hahn, H. Roberge, S. Moran, B. Ray, M. Pilzuk, G. Bedrosian, G. McClellan, B. Rotsko, Mr. Argenziano (coach). BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASEBALL (1970) ROW I: M. Panella, M. Reidy, S. Small, G. McClellan, B. Taft, A. Hamilton, S. Flynn, J. Malone; ROW II: Mr. Uhrich (coach), R. Wildes, G. Cryon, J. LeBlanc, M. Bond, M, Stevens, J. Scutiere, D. Taylor, S. Church, T. Blackburn. Compliments of The Madras Shop Good luck to the Class of 71 Best Wishes Sylvania Lighting Products Best wishes from the Guys and Dolls” Of Vogue Dolls, Inc. Compliments of Lena’s Sub Shop 138 High Street Danvers, Mass. Woodman’s Drug 31 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. The Furniture Barn, Inc. Featuring Ethan Allen American Traditional North Andover, Mass. Georgetown Building Industrial Supply 103 East Main Street Georgetown, Mass. Compliments of Valley Tree, Inc. Best Wishes To the Class of 1971 Compliments of THE SALEM EVENING NEWS The North Shore’s Most Complete Newspaper” Good Luck Class of 1971 Highlands Nursery Boxford James Price American Motors Topsfield-Ipswich line RT 1A Arsenaults, Inc., Chickering Road North Andover 682-6351 Automobile Repair McCulloch Chain Saws Line Lumber Co., Inc. The House of Weldwood Plywood 92 Newbury St. (Rte. 1), Danvers In Memory of Carleton H. Whittaker September 17, 1969 Giblee’s Salem Beverly Davy Chevrolet Rt. 114 Danvers, Mass. Simms Construction General Contractor Topsfield, Mass. McIntyre’s Clam Stand Rt. 1 Rt. 133 Rowley, Mass. Savemor Shoes Danvers Square Telephone 777-0473 W. A. Tompkins Co., Inc. Food, Beverage, and Chemical Equip. Middleton Rickey Drug Company 5 Registered Pharmacists Haverhill, Mass. Eward R. Sennott Insurance 13 Boston St., Lynn 592-4166 Bernard’s Jewelers 179 Essex Street Salem, Mass. Country Squire Properties 2 Main St. — next to post office Topsfield, Mass. Three Pines Inn 323 No. Main Street Middleton Store for Young Men 299 Cabot Street, Beverly Conrad Company Colonial Cadillac, Inc. Endicott Street Danvers, Mass. The Meat Block Fresh Cut Meats and Delicatessen 352-6728 Georgetown, Mass. Freezer Orders Best of Luck to the Class of ' 71’ Topsfield Police Department Compliments of Police Chief Roger Peabody Patkin Cadillac, Inc. 3920 Mystic Valley Pkwy. Medford, Mass. Richard W. Carlson, Topsfield Associates, Inc. Real Estate Brokers Consultants 21 Main St., Topsfield 887-8555 1 14 Super Market South Main St. Middleton Empire Clothing Co. Essex Street Salem Doug’s Service Center Auto Body 69 West Main Street Georgetown, Mass. 352-8311 Compliments of Charles D. Glennie Glennie Milk Co., N. Andover Compliments of Putnam Pantry Candies and Ice Cream Danvers, Mass. Pinecrest Nursing Home North Andover 97 Market Wenham Loring Chrysler-Plymouth Salem, Mass. 744-6030 William Onufry, mgr. 887-5693 Subvilla in Middleton Submarines and Pizzas Telephone 777-1475 Patkin Cadillac, Inc. 3920 Mystic Valley Pkwy. Medford, Mass. Nobody but Staples makes Staples like Staples” H. F. Staples Wax Co., Inc. Medford, Mass. C C Elliott, Inc. 5 Main St., Topsfield Clayton and Clifton Elliott St. Rose C.Y.O. St. Rose of Lima Parish Topsfield Compliments of George W. Horne Co., Roofers Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 687-7339 Hebert Motors Subaru Sales Service Topsfield Dawson’s Homemaker’s Center Topsfield Village Shopping Center Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' ll’ Dr. Beull Bassett, D.V.M. Centre Super Market Where you are always among friends.” The Coffee Shop Open — 6 am - 8:30 pm, Dairy Twirl Ice Cream Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers Stonehouse Farm Catering Service Rt. 133, West Boxford, Mass. 352-2323 Henry W. Nason Best to All Windrush Farm Boxford Kinson Bus Lines Basil S. Kinson, Inc. Georgetown, Mass. 01830 Compliments of Far Corner Golf Course West Boxford, Mass. Pickering Hardware, Inc. 28 West Main Street Georgetown, Mass. 352-2322 Compliments of Parke Snow’s, Inc. 28 Merrimack St., Haverhill, Mass. Richardson’s Fabulous Country Maid Ice Cream Maguire’s Bradford Bradford, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Miller Best Wishes for the Future. Compliments of Rozanne Shoes Danvers Square Sock it to ’em Graduates John von Weiss, M.D., Skin Diseases Best Wishes to 1971 From the Malden Trust Company Mr. Mrs. W. R. Smith Good Job Done, ’71” Congratulations Seniors of 1971 Dr. Mrs. T. A. Grady E. L. Scott Furniture Co. Danvers Plaza Benson’s Ice Cream West Boxford Compliments of Purity Supreme, Danvers Best of Luck Class of ’71 Dave Wright’s BP Middletown, Mass. Henry’s Super Market, Beverly, Mass. U.S. Prime Beef and Home Cooked Foods New Meadows Golf Club Wilows Road, Topsfield Compliments of Landolphies, Inc. 175 Water St., Danvers Good Luck to you and the Patriots” . . . Buck of Danvers High Compliments of the Village Green Rte. 1, Danvers, Mass. Compliments of Merchant Apothecary Danvers, Mass. C. F. Tompkins Co. Compliments of Kelloway’s Esso Mr. and Mrs. L. M. April Nicooetta Davekos, Teacher of Piano Beginners, Advanced, Adults Dave’s Texaco Good Luck Graduates — Mrs. Beverlee Fowler Dr. Mrs. James Collins Fox Run Press, Inc. Cyclestodf, Inc., Rantoul St., Beverly The Squirt Company Compliments of the Village Store, Boxford Mals Middleton Sq. Esso Middleton Golf Course Jack Frost’s Middleton Hardware Chez Voyer Home Abroad Andover World Wide Gifts Lazarus A. Pa Higian, N. Andover, Pharmacy Lakeside Atlantic J. T. Gulf Service Center Yarns, Needlework, Kits, Buttons, Pearl Hand Assortment Compliments of Haverhill Music Centre A Friend All Kinds of Sports Equipment — Benedetti’s H. R. Sawyer’s Bicycle Shop, B. Migliori, Prop. Compliments of Salem Pet Shop 156 Andover St., Danvers Belleau Floor Sanding, Boxford When it’s Flowers, say it with ours — • Frank’s Flower Shop Good Luck, Down East Realty Fabric-Notions Mill Fabric Outlet, Beverly Mike’s Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carter Paul ' s Gulf Service Gregory Hair Stylist Compliments of Six Bay Road Hair Salon Ben Codell’s Inc., 24 Merrimac St., Haverhill, Mass. F. N. Carter Insurance Agency, Topsfield Mr. and Mrs. William Spakowski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Langis Compliments — Farmers American Service Station Compliments of Danvers News Agency Good Luck — International House of Pancakes Ernie Savory — RFD 2, Boxford Jade Compliments of John and Mary D’Agostino Best Luck to Class of ’71’ Compliments of George and Merry Hermans Sunbeam Cleaners, Danvers Beverly Motors, Beverly Compliments of Jack’s Barber Shop, Danvers, Mass. Book Store — The Treasure Chest, North Andover Mr. and Mrs. Batt L. Spain III Compliments of KARELIS Jewelers DIAMONDS, RINGS, WATCHES: Pantelis Jewelry Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. Dana Bill General Store, Old Ctr., North Andover Chip Sutton R. R. R. V. M. Work and get there! Ocean Pontiac, Beverly Andover Bookstore, Inc. Good luck ’71, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Kaizer Donna T. Bazzinotti, Good Luck Compliments of a friend Remis Furniture and Appliances 34 Main St., Peabody Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bleisch The Gift Horse, Topsfield Compliments of FRAHER’S APOTHECARY Compliments of Sunny Lane Cleaners Clothes — Lyne — Apparel Compliments of Stuart’s Service Station Potter’s Pantry, Caterers, Lynn, Mass. Plastic Laminating — Marion D. Kidder 593-9677 Central Service Station Good Luck — Howes Station, Middleton The Daniel Fuller House Harold’s Barber Shop They Can Conquer Who Believe They Can — J.D. Good Luck Class of ’71, Roy and Elaine Rabenius Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Souther Mr. and Mrs. Clement E. Sutton, Jr. Rex Barber Shop, Haverhill, Mass. Compliments of Merrimac Moccasins Co. The Equestrian Shop, Inc. — No. Andover, Mass. W. T. Grant Co., Shawsheen Plaza, Andover, Mass. - 1949