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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

For Reference SUPERLATIVES page one Best Looking: Gary Clark, Loren DiVenut i page two: counter-clockwise Class Artists: Peter Keohane, Donna Behrens Most Respected: Debbie Small, Dan Sawyer Class Athletes: Sandy Helve, Bob Hennigar Cutest Smile: Ginny Anderson, John Steele Cutest Couple: Kim Watson, Glenn Fay Most Trustworthy: Linda Hermans, Tom Sullivan Class Cradle Snatchers: Terri Nipert, Brent Rotsko Gift of Gab: Debbie Dufour, Larry Wood Class Playboy: Gary Evans Class Flirt: Lisa Rhoades Most Sincere: Debbie Small, Paul Simms page three Friendliest: Bill Bowes, Gail O ' Brien Class Clowns: Kathy Russell, Bob Sennot Prettiest Hair: Mary Jane Mailey, Norm Herland Prettiest Legs: Gwen Sanders, Dave Crocker Most Likely to Succeed: Craig Stenh- ens, Sandy Helve Done the Most for Masco: Ginny Ander- son, Mike Nelson Guy ' s Girl: Abby Behrens Girl ' s Guy: Tom Mailey Most Respected Teachers: Mrs. Steppe, Mr. Hodsdon Class Actor, Class Actress: Kim Rel- ick, Steve Fraser page four Most Contagious Laugh: Lisa Wright, Bob Hennigar Best Dressed: Loren DiVenut i, Bruce Cole est All-Around: Dan Sawyer, Sandra Helve Class Musicians: Glen Mairo, Sheryl Harrington Most Gullible: Debbie Quinn, Bob Sennott Class Non-Conformists: Rande Mellon, Jim Stewart 1 3 4 CLASS SONG You who are on the road Must have a code That you can live by. And so, become yourselves Because the past is just a good-by. Teach your children well Their father’s hell did slowly go by. And feed them on your dreams Tire ones they picked, the ones you’ll know by. Chorus: Don’t you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry. So just look at them and sigh, And know they love you. And you, of tender years, Can’t know the fears That your elders grew by And so, please help them with your youth They seek the truth, before they can die. Teach your parents well, their children’s hell Will slowly go by, and feed them on your dreams The ones they picked, the ones you’ll know by. 3 2126 00143 353 6 A member of a Tri-Town family working as a missionary in Africa shines a new light upon our traditional yearbook title. Mitobo in a modern African dialect means the solving of the mystery . That mystery we are faced with is the timeless mystery of mankind. The solution already exists. When correctly joined, the puzzle ring’s many separate parts be- come a single band. Like that ring, we are one; all of us together. In the process of becoming, we have to find how we fit to the main and how we remain ourselves. 0 s Looking Back The Tri-Town region is rich in reminders of the past. The hardships of settling, the quest for expression of re- ligious beliefs, and local government have all been fac- tors in the development of this area. It is with this past in mind that we are now molding our future. Middleton, once part of Salem Village, prospered in the colonial years as an industrial town. Its name was derived from its location — the middle town” between Salem Village and Topsfield. As well as farming, Middle- ton hosted industries such as a box factory, soap factory, and grist and lumber mills. The settlers, intending a last- ing village, built beautiful homes — many of which are still standing. Topsfield was originally called Shenewemedy” after a local tribe. It was renamed New Meadows,” and finally became Topsfield after Toppesfield, England. Although it had been a quiet town, a few stirring events occurred. For instance, there is the tale about Parson Capen’s slave who was said to have seen the devil. Also, during the Salem witch trials, two Tops- field women were convicted and hung for the charge of witchcraft. Today, both the old and the new are living side by side, as in the center of the town. Boxford, a small agricultural town named after the same town in Berkshire, England, consisted of about twenty farms and paid a yearly fee to the Rowley select- men for separation from that village. Boxford broke from the Topsfield church in 1702. The ordination of Reverend Symms on December 30, 1702, made the vil- lage a legally corporated town with a population of less than thirty. 2 uOTAGIANT OAK NEAR tub JtaMSlWWDOlBW HE3 ITS FIRST TOWN MEETING AND IgCflVFD (IS CHARTER FROM THEPROWNCf ' MASSACHUSETTS 8AV V j S t. Agnes Church Thomas Fuller House by L. W. Watson Middleton Congregational Church Jonathan Fuller House ( Middleton , Mass by L. W. Watson) MIDDLETON r W ' -i = I TOPSFIELD Parson Capen House English House Congregational Church Town Library Town Boxford Public Library • « First Congregational Church ffST, r.«v ' him Holyoke French House — Memorial to Sol- diers of 1861 ( T own of Boxford, I. Perley) BOXFORD Js. DEDICATION Besides teaching biology and chemistry classes and coaching the Freshmen basketball team, Mr. Hodsdon has also found time to be the Senior Class advisor. For the past two years, his enthusi- asm, optimism, and great sense of humor have helped us make it, and have shown him to be not only an outstanding teacher, but a warm and thoughtful person whom we all have grown to love and respect. In deep admiration and appreci- ation we dedicate the 1972 MITOBO to Mr. Charles Hodsdon. What can we say, Mr. Hods- don, but ' Thanks”? 6 wwainyirmmnwn.su -rnm .iiia. 7 , ' jsre W WsMw . : .A -V-C ■Mmm i mmm ll«il ||� 1111111 Wm ■ , ■ ' ' -I - 1 . ; - ; ; • ■ -• ' •• ' ■ ■, ■ mm® fmm Mr. Glenn Fay Superintendent Mr. Rodney Dresser Principal ; i } | I Mr. Richard Dussault Administration Mr. Bruce Bears Junior High Principal � Mr. Charles McClory Learning Coordinator Mr. Norman Soucy Student Activity Coordinator — ENGLISH Mr. A. Constantino Boing!” Miss R. Fulginiti My car broke down again. Mrs. J. Gossard That’s neat!” Miss A. Hitt Umm . . . O.K.” Miss K. Cavanaugh I’m always handling Money. 11 Mrs. P. Stepp BEAT Barnstable!” Mr. R. Way 1 have no answers, only questions.” SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. A. Brown What l WANTED to do today ... Mr. P. Carletti By no stretch of the imagination.” Mr. D. Doliber Yep, nope, maybe.” Mr. D. Jervah Another Student Council meeting.” Miss E. Kenosian Well, Mr. Jervah’ s class is doing . . .” mr ‘‘ Mr. R. Meegan Let’s analyze.” Mr. W. Rose Department Head Bring back Miss Griffin! Mr. D. Wheeler Politically, Socially . . . Miss E. Stoddard Miss S. Twickler MATH Mrs. B. Brackett I Memorize your theorems.” Mr. R. Craig I’m not nervous! Mr. L. Emmons Now Listen up! Mr. T. Hussey Mr. T. Paarlberg Are you sure? Really sure? Let me digest that, O.K.?” Better be! Mr. R. Parker Complaint: Buying magic markers. Mr. B. Stepp Mr. H. Vrettos Anyone want to Crew Hey, let’s quiet down!’’ for me?” SCIENCE Mr. J. Sangermano And. this is true whether you chew gum or not.” Mr. R. Sauchuk Be sure to count your beads. Mrs. B. Shafer O.K. kiddos, get working. Mr. L. Uhrich Ohh. Those puns! FOREIGN LANGUAGES m - Mr. L. Gregorchek Comme c’est bizarre! Mrs. N. Grenier No comprendo Ingles. Miss N. Barry Cui bono? Mr. D. Cavallaro Mi Novia y yo . . .” Mrs. S. Disenhof Est-ce que tout le monde comprend? BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. N. Soucy Department Head We have a variety of courses. Mrs. L. Lemieux Keep your eye on the book.’’ Mr. D. Smith Have you got your job yet?” HOME ECONOMICS 17 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. K. Cody Department Head Are you mechanically minded? MUSIC Here’s music to paint by. QUIET!” Mr. W. Killian Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION When are we getting our new floors? Mr. G. Ferrazzi Department Head Miss S. Curtis Let ' s hurry up, girls.” 19 Mrs. S. Driscoll Leave of Absence Miss P. Finnigan Showers, everybody!” Mr. G. Plumley That ' s too expensive.” Mr. W. Roberts How are we today, gentlemen?” STUDENT SERVICES Mr. P. Blackhall Guidance Mrs. L. Cowell Psychology Mr. R. Green Reading Mrs. R. Halloran Guidance Mr. R. Jillson Guidance Mrs. B. Nault Nurse Mr. D. Silvernail Distributive Education Mr. A. Jones Audio-Visual Mr. E. LeBlanc Guidance Mr. J. Murray Guidance LIBRARY SERVICES 21 Mrs. Bethune Mrs. B. Gauthier Mrs. N. Kimball Mrs.Kunkel Mrs. G. Lynch Mrs. A. Marshall Mrs. V. Oldrieve Mrs. M. Pitt Mrs. D. Renaud Mrs. Rider Mrs. J. Smallidge Mrs. P. Wallen 23 . ■iWMiiMl IggS :;i V P i, . a life -V. • , ' g lgg; ' ' - ' r Vy - ' f. IflB ' vISE m 3B i .A] m i iSSgjiS ' V KX : J§S| 1 m I ' v ' ' ' bJ ? -fppfflP Bft jHB • iK -i ' MHr ' ■ ,;i££yj£ - til $%$ ' 1 mw- B ' in 25 NOREEN E. ABRAHAM Niki” When I planted my pain in a field of patience it bore fruit of happiness.”- — Gibran . . . Am- bition: For my mind and body to work together. FREDERICK AMMON Rick” Stay in school . . . studious?! . . . Pingham Notch . . . Vega’s . . . the Summer House . . . Plum Island . . . flying . . . one of the bikies. Stagecrew 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Soccer 3. MARY C-. ANDERSON- Dumb-Dumb Beaver” You ' d better have a good ex- cuse, Bozo!” . . . Oh, go fly the coop!” . . . scuba diving . . . horseback riding . .. phone- itis . . . Favorite teacher : Mrs. Lawson . . . Ambition : To stop being sick and lead a healthier happier life. NANCY JEAN ANDERSON Squeak” Buffy” John Wayne Hey Lay” . . . Parallel lives . . . M M’s . . . friendly . . . art room” . . . giggles . . . honest ... I have a theory” . . . You Dummy” . . . photogra- pher . . . Wheally” . . . puppy love . . . weekends . . . real sportsmen . . . Summer of ’71. Frolics 1 , 3, 4; Stagecrew l, -2; Make-up 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Ski Team 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; MITOBO (Assist. Photo, ed.). VIRGINIA L. ANDERSON Gin” Happy little bugger . . . Just thought I ' d throw that in.” . . . cartoons . . . Lost an eye . . . Summer of ’71 ... McGee and tomatoes . . . Duckboots, apples, and bikes . . . Guess you had to be there” . . . (Whew!). Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball I; Basketball 2; Tennis 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2 (pres, of House 2), 3. 4 ( v.p .): Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 4; Student Exchange Board 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Interact 4; Play 1; Announcers 4. HEIDI ASMUSSEN CHRISTINE M. BAER Chris” The green hornet . . . Hampton and MJG . . . Sunny Lane Sun- shine Girl . . . the lollipops . . . PHILIP BAILEY rub . . . rub . . . rub . . . Am- bition: To get a parking per- mit. Business Club 1, 2, 3; Office Aid I, 2, 3. 26 MICHELE BAKER Micky” Fran . . . Army . . . Fran . . . forget it . . . Drive-In . . . Call me tonight” . . . always smiling . . . Ambition: To get what she wants and be happy! . . . How ' s y6ur head?!”. GEORGE ROY BATES George” Roy” Are you serious? . . . band . . . Trumpet . . . Boxford P. D. . . . Dana who? . . . Gotta do my math.” Track 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3. LANCE BALLARD Ah! I need solitude. I have come forth to this hill at sunset to see the forms of the moun- tains in the horizon — to be- hold and commune with some- thing greater than man. Their mere distance and unprofrane- ness is an infinite encourage- ment.” Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 4. KEVIN LLOYD JAMES BALLARD Kev” Mad Scientist” Data Processing Club. DIANE B. BEAN Diane” Bean” Di” You lose, Buckwheat!” Sum- mer ' 70 . . . Plum’s Beach” . . . candles, spiders, backstage, keychanges ... I don ' t get it!” . . . Yellow . . . Smile!” . . . sensitive, understanding, sincere . . . You’ve got a friend” . . . Peter. Chorus 1; Singers 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Thespian Soci- ety 2, 3 ( sec.-treas ), 4 (pres.); Honor Society 3, 4 (treas.); Li- brary Aid 1; Student Exchange Board 2, 4; St age crew 1, 2 (props mgr), 3 (props; stage mgr.). 4 (stage mgr.); Frolics (stage mgr.); Future Teachers Club 3, 4. GLEN BANNON Gil . . . tinted windows . . . I’m going skiing fop the first time . . . Suebie ' s mailbox . . . Hackett’s cook . . . fired again?! . . . Not another Jewish Holi- day?! . . . New York! JOSEPH BALLETTO Hotkey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3. WILLIAM BARRELL The fun begins when the lights go down!” . . . Head ’em up, move ’em out . . . Stagecrew forever . . . Bam P!! . . . What do you mean you need a ride? Stagecrew 1, 2, 3, 4; Frolics 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3 (pres.), 4 (pres.); World Affairs Club 3; Speech Club 4. 27 GARY BEDROSIAN Bedro” Mcheese” . . . Hey Clown! . . . Tricky Dick” . . . Sauchuck . . . Hose . . . 105 . . . official N. Y. Giants hater . . . sports huddle ... I don’t care. Baseball 2, 3, 4- ABIGAIL COPLEY BEHRENS Ab” NFL . . . babbling incoherently . . . Wiss . . . I got a letter! . . . Puppy Dog ... I can’t — I have to go riding . . . Summer ’71 . . . Hey, Mahony . . . I’m hungry! . . . Harvey C. Wall- bangers . . . Danvers after dark . . . always late . . . I’m baby- sitting! ! Interact 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Prom 3 1 Speech Club 4: Frolics. DONNA BEHRENS Wond’ring aloud how we feel today . . . And it’s only the giving that makes you what you are. — Tull. DEBRA M. BELAKONIS Dee Bee Dumb Broad . . . Steve, Steve . . . Where are you? . . . Goosie Duck . . . 1971 Plymouth Bar racuda . . . metalflake blue . . . Blue Angels Drum and Bugle Corps . . . practice 2 nights a week . . . Ambition: To marry and be happy. Deca Club 4; Office Aid 3- PAULA BELISLE Great girl . . . works after school . . . Dave . . . loves horses and will own her own someday ... ’63 Chevy . . . always smiling . . . quarter horses . . ■ DAVE” . . . Am- bition : To live. Distributive Education 4- CHRIS BEMIS Chris” Brown Sensitive . . . Oh, am I tired! Home-grown watermelon . . . Home-made wine? . . . Ginny . . . 4:00 A.M. . . . Paisley’s . . . Radph’s . . . olives . 28 SUZANNE BIXBY Silky” ROBERT BLAISDELL Bob Loves football and weights . . . hard worker . . . jogging . . . Hackett ' s . . . math resource center . . . Phil : Never can get too much of him . . . Noth- ing . . . quiet . . . Ambition: C.P.A. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. RUSSELL BLANTON Plorse Blanton” Hot green V.W. . . . easy going . . . reckless . . . got to beat Hennigar today . . . Whatever the mind can conceive and be- lieve, ' can achieve.” . . . K’s . . . Honda 175 wrecker . . . poker at Lin’s . . . Ambition: To develop some self-discipline. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Gym- nastics 1, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1 , 2. 3, 4. BONNI BOND Bonni” Someday she shall be brought closer to someone who may have the key to unlock the sec- rets of her mind and her exist- ence; and he shall be deeply rewarded.” — Niki . . . Stone- henge and Les . . . revealing. LEILA C. BOWERS Come again” . . . My car doesn’t like me.” . . . Always over Connie’s . . . Sorry, no back seat” . . . Ambition: To please all of the people all of the time. Make-up 1, 2, 3, 4; Set De- sign 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 4; Frolics; MITOBO. WILLIAM BOWES Bill” Who wants to get beaten at ping-pong? . . . SKI FREAK . . . MACH I s GO! . . . Brent, I was wide open . . . Keep the window open . . . Purity Springs . . . Canoe trips . . . Would I kid you?!! . . . Ambition: To Fly! Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Ski Team 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4- ROBERT C. BRETT Bob” You still working at Prices? . . . CM4 . . . Oh, no!! a Cadillac . . . CRASH . . . Stagecoach . . . What’s happenin? . . . Complaint: One way streets and no U turns. Football 1 ( manager ) 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Flockey 2; Track 1, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. CURTIS BRIDGETT Curt Corner table in the English Re- source Center . . . Always! . . . Card shark, but not quite good enough. 29 A. RUTH BRITNER DEC A 4; Office Aid 1, 2; Powder Puff 3. SUSAN BROWN Sue” TOM . . . Aug. 6, Plum Island . . . Lisa ' s and Paul ' s . . . Hill- top, Augustines . . . Which Tom?? . . . Feb. Pinkham Notch . . . Lockwood’s Barn . . . What’s up? . . . Skiing Loon . . . Hey Gorgeous. World Affairs Club 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Softball 1; Field Hockey 1; Prom 3: Class Vice President 3- DAVID BUECHEL Stagecrew 2, 3, 4- PHILLIP D. BURGARD Anyone that runs cross country has to be crazy!” . . . WOW!” . . FANTASTIC!” . . . Hey Chicago.” Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Coun- try 2, 4. LAURIE P. CAMPBELL Laur Hey, I’ve got nothing to do today but SMILE . . . you az- moid . . . bike hike . . . M Head and its beaches . . . rainy days Good Times mountain climbing . . . meeting people . . . Peace. Powder Puff 3, 4: Monitor 2, Field Hockey 2; Prom 3 frol- ics. ROBERT PAUL CAMPBELL Bob Legs” Who me? . . . Sexy voice on the telephone . . . Come on . . . Don’t fence me out . . . can you stuff it yet, Campbell? . . . Bas- ketball all the way . . . Ambi- tion : To buy a Corvette. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. PETER J. CASSIDY Pete” Girls, guitars, motorcycles, sportscars, horses . . . Hang-up : One Man Band ... at the barn . . . Plans to become a veteri- narian. PETER CASTNER Sailing . . . wind and water . . . Budding 880’ Star ... 2 MGA’s . . . part-time squirrel . . . sometimes misunderstood . . . Goal: To be happy. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3: Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Outing Club 3, 4. KATHLEEN C. CHRISTIAN Kath Kathy Nurse” Sunshine . . . swimming . . . You ' re crazy . . . helpful . . allright! . . . bandaide nurse . . . Oh, ya know what? . . giggles . . . Justin can walk . . Loves the name Peter . . . Praise the Lord . . . Maranatha. Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.); Business Club 3, 4; Interact 3; Office Aid 1, 2, 3; Nurses Aid 2, 3, 4. CHERYL COFFIN Cheri” Quiet . . . sensible . . . doesn’t like to talk . . . beautiful eyes . . . That aggravates me . . . Mark-Maine . . . Billerica . . . the courts . . . the end-Summer 70 ... I went over Chris ' last night . . . the river. Biology Club 3, 4; Stagecrew 1. 2, 3; Frolics; MITOBO (as- sist. business ed.) . STEPHEN CATALDO Stevo Hunting . . . Gun Club . . . loves racing . . . Kawasaki own- er .. . Ford 390 ' s forever . . . Chevys bite . . . loves Hampton Beach . . . Specific hobby: Girl watching . . . Ambition: To be a USAF pilot. Track 2. BRUCE COLE Bru Melrose nights . . . Where’s Cashman? . . . ick . . . What ' s happenin? . . . Whoppa . . . Who’s havin the party? . . B’s games . . . AGILLA, AGILLA . . . Good ol’ library . . . h-o-o-oo back-off . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. PAUL CAYOT Wednesday night, Aug. 26, at Plum Island . . . The O.H. Cabin . . . The Parrot . . . Pattty . . . mountain climbing . . . been out with Connors again . . . Buzzing with the Bees . . skiing 71. Biology Club 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1; Cross Country 1, 2. DEBORAH ANN COLLINS Deb Kink Alsvays smiling . . . 4-H Club . . . nature and animal freak . . . San Francisco or bust . . . Gran- ny .. . Brown-eyed . . . All I could do was laugh . . . sun- shine, greenfields and natural nakedness. Business Club 1 (sec.); Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Volleyball , 3 Prom 3; Home- room Rep. 2, 3. GARY LEE CLARK Gary” Think Snow ... ski freak ... I don ' t know Carr, Carr . . . Maine Canoe Trip . . . moon gazer . . . easy on me ... I forgot . . . Ambition: To be happy and live in Alaska. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ( capt .); Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Soccer 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 (pres.); Frolics (gen. chairman). WAYNE COLBY 31 I LINDA CONWAY Lin Mikey . . . Kenny Rd. . . . ’62 Chevy . . . Drive In . . . Mikey forever . . . never again . . . For only the wicked could call it sin” . . . Ambition: To marry Mike and be happy. DECA Club. DENISE COUTURIER Quiet . . . inner feelings . . . Yeah, I ' m Kath’s sister . . . Summer ’71 — Sebago Lake . . . A.R.N.F. — W.H.S. . . . Jaguar — Dream, Falcon — Now . . . Ambition: To live life to its fullest extreme. DECA. JEFFREY COX Jeff Colorado . . . Outward Bound . . . Long Eyelashes . . . hot tuna . . . the faces . . . Skiing . . . Jay Peak trees . . . Doesn’t like V.W.’s . . . corner tables, or Plum Island . . . ten speeds . . . John Mayall . . . sincere friend ... If man died tomor- row, nothing would mourn his death. Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4. DAVID C. CROCKER Dave” Queenie” Could live without English but not without math . . . You fool, Lammi” . . . Proud posses- sor of a very frivolous friend . . . Hobbies: Chess, pool, and sleeping . . . Garbage”. National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Team 4; Basketball 1; Chemistry Lab. Assistant 3. SHARON CROWE Bob . . . Party girl . . . one of Hojo’s best . . . Let ' s skip . . . Crash diets ... the beach . . . Oh, ya . . . Bushy-haired boys . . . inner fire . . . drives a mean yellow bomb. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Staff 2; Speech Club 3, 4; Inter- act Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1; Hockey Cheer- leader 3, 4; Pou’der Puff 3. 4; Prom 3; Frolics. JOYCE CURTIS Joyce” Joycey” Buttons That’s why I’m so smart . . . stagecrew? ? . . . my camera . . . my mother . . . 10c a mile . . . bipping orange VW . . . sexy hazel eyes . . . super friend- ly .. . thinkative person. Library Aid 1; Office Aid 2; Stage Crew 3, 4; Freshman Dance 1; MITOBO. CHRISTOPHER K. CUSHING The Play’s his thing . . . Hood ' s Pond . . . changeable moods . . . Now, what’s the matter? . . . sincere and depend- able . . . knows where he’s go- ing . . . hands in the dough . . Phantom Fingers . . . Knob Twiddler. Football 1; Chorus 1, 2; Singers 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Business Staff 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4. JANET D AGOSTINO Danet Gullible . . . that laugh . . . But Why? . . . Stop it . . . I have to babysit . . . Nurse Nancy . . . Dr. Joyce Brothers says . . . cranberries and pop- corn . . . J.V. forever ... jar . . . Someday, Susan, Some- day”. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2; Hockey Cheerleader 1, 2; Leaders 2, 3 (pres.) 4 (vice pres.); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Fu- ture Nurse Club 3 (pres.), 4; Stage Crew 2; Interact 3, 4 (sec.); Prom 3 Frolics; Powder Puff 3, 4; Makeup Committee 3, 4; Chorus 1; Singers 3t Bi- ology Club 4. 32 DIANE MARIE DESMAISONS Quiet . . . sincere . . . thoughtful . . . willing to listen . . . long hair . . . No, it’s ' of the houses’ ”... puns . . . hair imitations . . . sneeze . . . Where’s Bean?” Library Aid 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. 3; Chorale 4; Singers 3, 4; Frolics. JAY DESMOND No kidding? . . . Really? . . . Oh Yeah? . . . You just can’t beat a Ford . . . Now what’s wrong with my car? . . . Am- bition : To run over a Corvette. PAULA A. DIAMOND Keebler Long hair . . . blue eyes . . . Hey crash . . . telephone poles . . . Pinkham Notch . . . KCJB . . . You’re gonna get it.” . . . Surf . . . Hey, where’s Donna? . . . Sid . . . Ambiton : To reach 5T”. Future Teachers 3, 4; Why Wait? 3; Powder Puff 3 . 4; World Affairs Club 4; Orienta- tion Committee 3, 4; Frolics. LOREN E. DIVENUTI Minigini II” That’s so sweeeet!! . . . Gum . . . What’s that mean? . . . giggle . . . I’ll get my license!! . . . Italians are best! . . . Hamp- ton Beach . . . Ambition : To help the mentally retarded chil- dren and be happy. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4 ; Softball 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Stu- dent Faculty Senate 3, ' Frolics. LAURA DIXON Long walks at the ocean . . . riding Willy . . . toadstools . . . traveling . . . McDonald’s . . . Ambition: Nursing. Outing Club 2; Tutor 1; Ski Club 3; Gymnastics 3; Frolics. LUCIA SULLIVAN DOGGETT Daggot” Wanna leave?” . . . 4-H Club . . . I’ll do it, I like to laugh.” . . . On a scale of one to ten” . . . An ear to ear grin . . . Let’s do another one.” . . . San Francisco or bust . . . Karass. 33 tMKMiiUUiaUB ROBERT DRISCOLL Bob Sharon . . . What’s his name? . . . outer fire . . . food . . . wait until I get my van on the road . . . Anything going on to- night? Biology Club 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN DUFFY Kay Duf What ' s wrong?” . . . Wait a minute, I’ve gotta ask.” . . . Hey Val” . . . Loves brass music and people . . . November 7, 1970 . . . Home B.M.B. and G.W. . . . carry to Dawn. Pep Squad 1; Singers 1, 2, 3. 4; Stagecrew 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1; French Club 2; Office Aid 1; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; World Affairs 2; Thespians 3, 4; Frolics. DEBORAH ANN DUFOUR Debbie Are you kidding?” . . . friendly . . . slap-happy . . . tuna fish . . . phone always busy . . . 6’2” Irishmen . . . beach . . . I’m starved!” . . . French are the best! . . . How do ya do it?” . . . Ambition: To take it easy. Tennis 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Interact 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Dance Committee 1, 2; Office Aid 1, 2; Frolics. JOYCE M. DUGAN Joyce” Joy” C ' est la vie . . . lucky loafers . . . purple . . . Saturday’s child works hard for living . . . Buttons . . . walking . . . Have fun! . . . Ambition: To get rid of the frizzies . . . chow. Library Aid 1; Field Hockey 2; Tennis 3, 4; Powder Puff 3. 4. BEVERLY ANN EARLE Bevie Quiet, but easy to get along with . . . long blonde hair . . . Hey everybody, look at Mc- Keon. Doesn’t she have a lot of class? . . . insepaftble from her cousin. Powder Puff 4; Frolics. CHRISTINE EICHORN Chris If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however mea- sured and far away.” — Thoreau Band l. 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Stage Band 3, 4. JOACHIM EHLERS Achi” German Exchange Student . . . Thoughtful, sincere, unique, and just plain nice . . . His com- plaint: Saying hi” a hundred times in hall. Soccer 4. KAREN ANN ELLIS Charlie, my love! . . . Latin . . . spider imitations . . . I’m in a good way . . . weird, weird . . . Tea addict . . . who-what-what? . . . In dians turn me on! . . . I gotta meet this guy! . . . Al- ways walking into things. Singers 2, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3: Thespians 3, 4; Make-up Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Staff (play) 1, 2, 3, 4; Tutor 2, 3, 4; Set Design 3, 4; Office Aid 2, 3. 34 LINNEA M. ERICSON Nee Nee” Little red speck . . . the Elio group . . . the little red and white cars . . . That’s not a bad deal.” . . . star suits . . . Dino . . . R.O.S.E. . . . Listen!” . . . It’s not easy.”. Chorus 1; Majorettes 2, 3, 4 ( capt.); Powder Puff 3, 4; Stu- dent Advisory Board 4; Frolics. DONNA RAE FERRIS Donna” Don-er Smile and live for today . . . my trusty bike . . . peddlin ' to Marblehead . . . peanut . . . new faces, new places . . . Where would I be without my friends? . . . Ambition: To sky. dive. Business Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Singers 1, 2; Speech Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Inter- act 3, 4; Track 1; Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2, 4; Dinner Commit- tee 1, 2; Dance Committee 1; Prom ' 3; Frolics; Student Ex- change Board 4- WILLARD A. FLAGG III Bill Number Ill’s a winner . . . Paul, will you shut up!?” . . . I ' m thinking up something serious.” . . . Ambition: To do somthing in life where I can help other people less fortunate than I. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 4; Biology Club 4; Physics Club 4. GARY EVANS Celebrate! Celebrate! Cele- brate!” . . . Can ' t I have a ride? . . . Always going the wrong way . . . Hey Mahony” . . . Sandy, I’ll pay you back tomorrow, tomorrow, tomor- row.” ... I thought this was Haverhill!” . . . Ambition: To find out what’s going on. Track 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 4. MICHAEL FARLEY Dude” Chuck” Mikey” Give me a break” . . . U.Z.O.- E.D? . . . Truckin’ . . . Sso essited” . . . Hey Wayne” . . . Prune” ... Support your asphalt animals . . . Ambition: U.D.T. seals. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 4. GLENN M. FAY The Beanpatch . . . Dribbler . . . Jeez!” . . . 120HH-15.3 . . . Favorite Treacher: Miss Griffin . . . Unreal . . . Hillsprints . . . Flirting with nature . . . Ver- mont . . . You’ve got to be kidding! . . . Great”. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3i 4; Basktball 1; Soccer 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 2; Band 1; Biology Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 3, 4; Frolics. AGNES FARRELL Aggie” My Chevy” . . . Who’s smok- ing in the girls’ room?” . . . Cars, Cars, and Sports! . . . Ambition : A happy marriage. Work Study 3, 4. KEVIN R. FERNIE Kevin Fern” Squirt . . . A.A. ' s 747 . . . My contact lens!” . . . Right” . . . N.Y.C. . . . San Diego . . . San Francisco . . . Our ’63 MGB . . . California ’71 . . . Boston . . . Minneapolis . . . Being alone — together ... a weekend in Maine . . . Ephe- sians 6: 10-20 . . . CKKF . . . Matthew 18:20. Photography Club 2, 3 Stu- dent Exchange Board 1. 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Chef’s Club 1, 2; Chieftain Chatter 3; Frolics; MITOBO (photo, ed.). 35 JENNIFER MARIE FOWLER Jennie Let’s go skinny dipping . . . camping with K.F. . . . stones . . . 4-H summer of ’71 . . . Tull concert . . . Rudder . . . Vermont . . . the old days in Hamilton . . . Ambition: To be able to love and be loved. Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; School Senate 3 (sub.); Student Ex- change Board 3 • ' ( e P Squad 1; Ponder Puff 3, 4: Frolics. STEPHEN FRASER Behind iron gates where reality sees barren waste, There dwell the invisible lands Only wide-eyed poets see . . . Singers 1. 2. 3 . 4; Chorale 2. 3. 4; Play 1. 2. 3. 4: Musical l, 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 3 . 4: Thespian Society 2. 3 . 4 (v.p.): Prom 3: Senior Advisory Board: Announcer’s Club 4: Frolics. LUCINDA FOLSOM Cindy” Peace . . . C,S,N, Y . . . Cat Stevens . . . For my next LP” . . . Bazooka . . . Kenmore Square . . . I ' ll never get into Jackson!” . . . Gotta give a little of yourself.” . . . Ambi- tion : To be a Bruins Season tic- ket holder. Chorus 2; Singers 3; Spanish Club 4; MITOBO. ANGELA JANE GARRETT She is a |oy to her American friends and a credit to her homeland. May she take as many memories home to Eng- land as she will leave behind with us . . . Favorite saying: I don ' t believe it.” Student Exchange Board 4; Cross Country 4; Life Saver: Senior Choir; Biology Society; House Captain; Stagecrew 4: Math Team 4; Frolics. JAN L. FORNEY Long, brown hair . . quiet . . . Uh-oh, what homework?!” . . . flying . . . Isn’t it excit- ing! . . . anti J.W. . . . Suc- cess is surviving your Senior Year” . . . summertime . . . Ambition; To do well and keep happy. Ski Club 3, 4; Math Team 1 . 3 . 4 (pres.); Frolics; Nation- al Honor Soceity 3, 4; Singers 2. 3 , 4; MITOBO. STEPHEN N. GENDRON Steve” C. M. ' s forever . . . Hood’s Pond . . . Make me sick! . . . D.L. . . . Oh! Cut it out, fella . . . Where the h— ’s Van Dick? . . . D. L. . . . BUD . . . you moron . . . D.L. Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4. LAWRENCE D. FOX Larry” Bikes . . . My little white Vet . . . Shy . . . Hey, that’s my line!” . . . Pick ya up at 7:00” LEONARD W. FULLER Alias Freddy Flintstone . . . Friday nights at Ann ' s house . . . Run to Georgetown . . . Where’s Tom? . . . Little blue Buicks forever . . . party at the river . . . John’s house . . . Ambition: To be head Fire Chief. 36 PETER LOUIS GODDARD Exchange Student from the Gamba . . . AMM FAIDA TYI TOPA YALLA LA BO- KA” . . . Long live the African Revolution ! ! . Soccer 4; Volleyball 4; Stu- dent Exchange Board 4. STEVE GIERYN Chef’s Club 1, 2, 3; Business Club 3- JANICE ANNE GIOLITO Jan” Bruins! . . . makes cute stuffed animals ... ”3 or 4 wells make an ocean” . . . Ticket sales, tomorrow . . . If we deny Elim, He also will deny us; if we are not faithful, He remains faithful, For He cannot be false to Himself.” 2 Timi 2:13. Interact Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cos- tume Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Frolics; MITO- BO (lay-out ed.). CLIFFORD BANFIELD GORDON Cliff” Lime Green V.W. Bug . . . bye love” . . . Arr?” . . . Minnesota . . . Connie . . . Apres vous” . . . ah-ha . . . Any friend of God’s is a friend of mine.” . . . Right on!”. Homeroom Rep 3; Outing Club ( v.p.) 2, 3, 4; Stagecrew 2; Track 1; Gymnastics 2. LINDA GOULD Ric ... I ain’t lika that!” . . . U.S.M.C. . . . Where’s Sue and my boys?” . . . Uncle Fester . . . Dynamite . . . Am- bition: To solve my 1,001 problems GARY GRIFFITH Gary” I don ' t look like J.C.” . . . Ammunition Sack” . . . My cars gettin’s fixed again’” . . . Forget it.” ... ' 65 Ford . . . everybody pays a buck.” . . . Oh, no, we’ll get bounced;”. Student Exchange Board 2, 3, 4. DONNA LEE GOODALE Goose” Janet, will ya tell Mr. Kil- lian?” . . . my anniversary . . . State Cop Pop . . . super stick swinger . . . perfect” . . . ECS . . . European Bound . . . Ow! my contact” . . . Want to take a ride. Candy?” Chorale 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Singers 1, 2, 3. 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Frolics; Costume Committee 2. 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 2, 3} 4; Health Group Dis- cussion Leader 3. DANA GOULD Computer Programming . . . Be seeing you.” . . . Mr. Broughton . . . Mrs. Kimball . . . IBM 130 . . . Chess . . . Nimzovich Attac k . . . Check- mate . . . CQ QST . . . Amateur Radio . . . PSSC Physics . . . Mr. Morse ... 73 and all. Radio Club 2 (v.p); Data Processing Club 3- 37 38 I 39 SHERYL ANN HARRINGTON Nurse ' s office . . . Always smil- ing . . . loves people . . . great personality . . . The Rockery . . . bikes . . . loves to swim . . . horn player . . . cats, dogs, raccoons . . . friendly . . . I ' ll pay for the gas! . . . Plum Island . . . next joke. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Singers 3. 4; Biology Club 3; Future Nurses 3, 4: Foreign Ex- change Board 2; Leaders 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. 2. 3: Student Council 2; Stagecrew 2. 3: Gymnastics 4; Frolics. V LUCIA GROBLEWSKI Sunshine” Rowdy” She’s friendly, pretty smiles all over . . . Dungaree Jackets . . . Scott . . . Motorcycles ... I love it! . . . Where love is the will, then love will be the way.”. Drama 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 3. KATHLEEN HEBB Kathy” Did you see that game last night?! ... I really should read this book, but I ' m so darned lazy. . . . Shh, here comes Mrs. Ray! . ROBERT L. HENNIGAR That Hennigar laugh . . . Scootie, scootie, scootie . . . Punny joke, Bob . . . Honey Slides . . . “The Corner” . . . Down and out . . . Captain Bob . . . Hates cheerleaders . . . Hey, Bologna” . . . camp- ing . . . Life begins on the other side of despair.” — J.P. Satre. Cross Country 1, 2, 3 leapt.), 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3 (co-capt.). 4; Track 1, 2, 3 (capt.), 4; Execu- tive Committee 1, 2. BOB HAMEL The trips that paid off to Ohio . . . Let ' s take the girls to the Cape. ... 2 o’clock . . . Rides around town . . . The man with the uncontrollable puns . . . Student Council 2; J. V . Base- ball 2. DENNIS HAYDEN Mole Purple sage . . . Hotch it. . . . Let sleeping dogs lie . . . Early, morning pizza . . . Two quarts . . . The Dead . . . You know what they say.” . . . Webby’s Grelph . . . No degree under 70° . . . That ' s silly.” . . . Derelict . . . Weed. NORMAN HERLAND Norm Early morning pizza, beer, and dessert . . . Knuk-knuk Champ . . . Hotch it. . . . Honey Slides . . . The Who in Sara- toga Springs . . . You can’t always get what you want. . . . Weed. SANDRA L. HELVE Sandy Hmm, he’s nice!” . . . sunny days . . . long hair . . . de- cent” . . . blondes can have more fun . . . Math classes, apples, pedal digit, rings, ski- ing . . . ecstacy” . . . playing the field . . . Alias Smith and Jones . . . It ' s Friday! . . . weekends. Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Leaders’ Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Soft- ball 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Ten- nis 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 2, 3; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4; Frolics. 40 ' ? V STEPHEN INGALLS A 90 that died; a Corvair that will . . . Strange . . . Would rather bike than fly . . . Irving Webster Jr., Ill . . . Harrison . . . Laura . . . Good morning . . . Ambition: To make a lot of money. LINDA HERMANS Lindi Lou” Are you happy?” . . . Jill, do you want a belt?” ... 32 inch biceps ... I dunno, ask Big Dave. . . . Ambition: To be a doctor . . . Loves tennis, Marcus Welby, and chicken with Ah-So sauce . . . Puts . . . Don’t you love it?” . . . Bikey” . . . Strawberries” . . . Reflection”. Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom 3; Frolics; Speech Club 3, 4. SCOTT WENTWORTH HOUSER Scoot” Ski snob . . . Adidas freak . . . Hey, It’s transportation.” . . . Superior ski trip organizer . . . Steve, this is practice, 0, K.?” . . . How’s Straddle?” . . . Dartmouth won!” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep, 1; Student Council 2; Monitors 3; Class Marshall 3- TERESA IOVANELLA Treesa” Terry” Surfing and sunsets . . . running on the beach . . . Summertime . . . drives different cars . . . apples, peaches . . . friends, strangers, and sunshine smiles . . . Hampton Beach . . . swim- ming . . . sincere . . . Oh, well.”. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 4; Prom 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. MARK HOSSFELD Marky” Hoss Going down to the Cape!” . . . New Yor e Rangers — and all New York teams . . . Can’t wait till baseball starts!” . . . I’m going to the beach.” . . . Always loses bets by betting on New York teams? Basceball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling 4. GENE INNIS JILL F. JARAN Hi” . . . talkative ... a smile for everyone . . . Really?” . . . will try anything new . . . likes to have fun . . . blue V.W. . . . Centre Supermarket. Math Team 1; Nurses’ Club 3 (sec.), 4; Orientation Com- mittee 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3- TERESA M. HYDE Terrace” Terri” See you girls later!” ... Ski bum . . . first string football player and those math classes . . . full of get up and go . . . smiles . . . beautiful hair . . . Oh baloney!” . . . Right on!” . . . Smile”. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Future Teachers Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Singers 3, 4; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3; Prom 3; Student Exchange Board 4; Frolics; MITOBO. 41 PATRICE M. JOHNSON Pat ' ’ Patty What ya say? . . . Bay Shore’s 442’s forever! . . . I’m hungry, when’s lunch? . . . Loves to talk . . . Hey, Where’s Mary? . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . always smiling . . . What’s new? . . . Ambition: To buy a 442, Library Aid 1; Office Aid 1. KATHLEEN M. JENNINGS Kathy” Always laughing and happy . . . I’m going to learn a straddle back this year.” . . . Gymnastics nut ... I ripped another blister! . . . Sorry about that, Chief!” . . . Ski bum . . . Loves sports. Business Club 4; Gymnastics 1. 2, 3. 4. CAROLYN JONES Big C . . . stonewalls . . . Oscar . . . constantly changing . . . Gloucester . . . Skinny dipping . . . loves Unicorns . . . Wilber and Wilber. MARY ANN JONES Mary Always smiling . . . five-cent ice creams . . . loves horses . . . Who has free next? . . . Easy to get along with . . . Oh shoot! . . . Ambition: To take life as it comes. Library Aid 2: Office Aid 2. LORI DIANE JOHNSON Law Lor Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall . . . Cranes . . . End of B Wing at 12:45 . . . The Cape . . . Peanut Brittle . . . Canada . . . Winter and Snow . . . Skier . . . Virgin Islands . . . My Pinto” . . . Boston . . . Pizza . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . Sebago, Me. . . . Busy B Babe. Library Aid 1; Student Ex- change Board 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Singers 1, 2, 3; Frolics; M1TOBO (Lay-out asst, ed.) ROSS JOHNSON JILL R. KARRAKER Cracker” Big Jill Would you quit it?” . . . Mom!” . . . Are you my friend? . . . Flat red Volvo . . . Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich . . . Strawberries . . . Brotherhood!” . . . Bikie . . . reflection! . . . That’s nasty! Softball 2; Interact 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Prom 3; Frolics. JEFFREY D. JONES Up into the cherry tree who should climb but little me . . . Mercedes Benz . . . Million bucks . . . Ambition: To be- come a veterinarian or a conser- vationist. 42 I KAREN MARCIA KEDDY Karen Elave you seen Fowler?” . . . one of the yogurt for lunch bunch . . . weird laugh . . . I’m going on a diet — tomor- row.” . . . What’s Rainbow? . . . I’ve got the munchies.” . . . summers in Maine . . .You bimbo! . . . Hmmmm . . . The old days in Hamilton . . . Tootle-loo!”. Student Council 2 (sec.); Frolics; Homeroom Rep. 1; Costume Committee 4; French Club 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 3, 4; Dance Committee 1. PETER KENNEY Pierre . . . Wait till I get my 427 Wedge . . . Hi, gang . . . Fords all the way . . . Where to tonight? . . . Let ' s go to the beach . . . Chevy’s bite . . . Girl Watching 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1; Soccer 4. PETER SWAN KEOHANE Anyone want to go camping?” . . . Falstaff . . . Oh, Quinn!” . . . Camping at Nelson’s . . . Hey Mahony” . . . understand- ing . . . little nip for Ed . . . Summers in the sun . . . Ambi- tion : To be as happy and help- ful as possible for as long as possible. Football 1, 2; Lacrosse 2. EVELYN KING Evie” CHRISTOPHER G. KNIGHT Chris Horses and motorcycles . . . Doreen . . . run for the bus . . . Never on time — ask Doreen . . . Weird sense of humor . . . Pomic looks. ALISON A. KNOBLOCH Chipmunk . . . Charlie - Charlie . . . Always smiling . . . Ford ' s forever . . . loves big blue eyes . . . real shy . . . quiet . . Carlos . . . Ambition: To marry Charlie and be happy forever. THERESA KNOBLOCH T.K. Trees ' What’s up? . . Ahhh Haaa! . . . Purity Supreme . . . biking . . . comic books forever . . . beautiful brown eyes ... Hey ANDREW KOHLHOFER Elaine, there s this new boy at work. Wow! . . . Giggles . . . loves fun . . . nurse. Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Make-up 1, 2, 3, 4; Frolics 3, 4. 43 CARL G. KUCZUN Cookie” P.F. ' s Paper Drives ... I get it!” . . . Our ’63 MGB . . . Hi!” ... A friend quietly standing by us . . . will serve God with his heart, mind, and soul. Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Photography Club 3; Student Advisory Counciil 3, 4; MIT O BO. HOLLY DEBORAH LADD Mt. Washington in the rain . . . quietly strumming guitar . . . sensitive . . . Hi Kid” . . . to be a teacher . . . Heming- way . . . Thoreau . . . English Resource Center . . . Okay come on.” . . . What can I say?” Stagecrew 1; Ski Club 1; Out- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2 (sec.), 4; FT A 3 (treas.), 4 (pres.); Student Orientation 4; Library Aid 1, 2; MITOBO. MARK LAMBERT ERIC RAYMOND LAMMI What do you say? . . . Hey boys . . . Loyal Sports Huddle Giants Hater . . . Mooch” . . . Ambition: To high jump 7 feet. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. GAIL MARIE LARSON The Great Scott 4-H Club . . . Sun Sign is Leo . . . She loves horses . . . likes to sew . . . Would like to join the Air Force? . . . Too bad about Dark Shadows”. ROBERT C. LAURIE The Chub” Les Paul ... 66 Cuda . . . YE” . . . Black Sabbath . . . Farley, you jerk ... 114 Drive-In . . . Honda 100, the super machine. 44 DIANE LEBLANC Diane” Di” Vermont . . Greg forever . . . Hey, Guess what! . . . Blue sky, green grass . . . Wow! Beverly, Gloucester . . . Ambi- tion : To be happy, get out on her own and marry Greg. DANIEL LENNOX Old Man” Bruno” Chevy’s . . . Canoe trip . . . Purity Springs . . . What tree? . . . pretty legs. JEAN LIBBY Libnuts” Supersisters . . . Plum Island . . . Aug. 26 . . . It’s Sub Day . . . Good Times . . . Ski Trips . . . The snow play speed Queen . . . cigars . . . Who’s wig? . . . The Chief . . . Help. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3 Frolics. PATRICIA LINDH Pat” Patti” Hey girls! . . . It ' s Sub Day — ONIONS! ... I don’t under- stand . . . Peeps-a-deep . . . Star Skinny Dippers at Lisa’s . . . I don’t drive with my eyes shut! ... I do? . . . Al- ways has a smile. Ski Club 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1; Field Hoc- key 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Softball 2; Track 1; Prom 3; Powder Puff 3, 4: Frolics. JUDY LOMELIS Lorn” Jude Nutter” Colorado Bound . . . Russell . . . Let ' s go to a concert . . . Yoken’s . . . Jane, how we getting home today? . . . Did you get a letter? . . . Russell. STEPHEN J. LUDWIG Steve” Studwig” Ludwig, can’t you smile?” . . . If looks could kill! . . . That orange drink . . . What’s wrong with my nose?” . . . Let ' s have some desire!” Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2 , 3, 4; Ski Team 4; Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4; Frolics. ROBIN ELAINE LEATHE Rob” P.S. . . . I’m sorry . . . Midnight snack at DiVenuti’s . . . We need more guys around here . . . GO, FIGHT, WIN!! ... Hey Mahony . . . Ambition : To play tennis at Wimbledon and be happy by the sea. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2 ( co-capt .); Cheer- leader 3, 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3 (alt.); Li- brary Aid 1; Field Hockey 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 (pres.); Student Ex- change Board 1. 4; Prom 3 Powder Puff 3, 4; Student Ad- visory Com. 4 (chair.); Frolics. SUSAN E. LEAVITT Sue” Sleavitt” Indescribable . . . oink . . . Jim who? . . . It’s Sub Day . . . Plum Island . . . Viva el Zippo . . . Laugh along with Lisa ... ski trips . . . Super sister . . . moody . . . Dynamite! . . . brings happiness to all. Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 1 4; Prom 3: Pow- der Puff 3. 4; Frolics. 45 james macgregor No equipment . . . tackle foot- ball . . . wants to be a surgeon . . . tennis . . . never trust an oyster . . . One question. Chorus 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Biology Club 4. PAUL LYTH Oh, get out of here! . . . every night at the corner . . . Paul Robert! . . . Habit: sleeping . . . Hobby: sports . . . When he watches T.V. he lays on the floor with a pillow. T rack 1 . LESLIE ANNE MacCORMACK Les” L.A.M. Scattered by the wind . . . We, wanderers, ever seeking the lonelier way, begin no day where we have ended another day; and no sunrise finds us where sunset left us.” — Gibran . . Joy and Laughter . . . July 8 . . . whole moon. HEBERT MACLEOD Scott Strawman” Strawhat” Burnie” What a lover . . . My car will be on the road tomorrow” . . . Hey, Jed . . . nodopa . . . Let’s go jeeptn ' ”... Hey, Porkie! . . . nervous twitches . . . Betsy and Susan . . . Lancer ' s . . . Am- bition : To get a good car. MARK R. MAGNUSSON Mag” Big Wheel” You turkey, Sawyer” ... I wish this school had a swim- ming team” . . . If Mark Spitz can do it so can I.” . . . Hey Mooch”. Cross Country 1, 2; Gymnas- tics 1; Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3- MARY JANE MAILEY Mare” Mareeee-Jaaanne! . . . good shal- low diver . . . T.C. . . . New York some weekend, hmm?” . . . Hey, Mare, can I have a ride?” . . . Camping . . . Harvey C. Wallbangers! . . . The wee- one I ' ve never seen!” . . . The White Peril . . . Sandy Beach . . . Hey, Mahony!”. Tennis 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics, THOMAS MAILEY Homeroom Rep. 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. GLENN R. MAIRO A 177 . . . Wait till next year . . JDS . . . Uncle Wayne . . . Center Pharmacy . . . Red Sox in 1974 . . . Drums . . . Ambi- tion: To play in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3, 4. 46 LOIS HOWARD MALCOLM Lo” Loie” Snoopy ' s Gang . . . Ritz crackers and cheese . . . sweet and sin- cere ... a loner . . . too quiet . . . a nomad . . . Ecclesiates 3 : 1 - 8 . Powder Puff 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Frolics; Tennis 3, 4; Ori- entation Committee 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 4; MITOBO. NANCY LYNN MARTIN Sincere . . . Funny . . . Shy??? . . . skiing . . . Preparez-vous descendre?” ... a weekend in Maine . . . Summertime . . . Briar Rose and CAB . . . Joan and Jerry’s girl . . . Liver lips. Ski Club 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Prom 3; Frolics. SANDRA MARTIN Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Ski Team 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Hockey Cheerleader 3; Prom 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Senior Advisory Committee. ELAINE MATTHEWS Elaine” E.L.M.” Don ' t sweat it!” . . . whistle . . . Let’s go!” . . . Anything on my face?” . . . Are you serious?” . . . Hey, Trees” . . . Really?” . . . You Know” . . . Loves animals . . . camping . . . biking . . . gum . . . and choc- olate. Make-up 2; Business Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES LAW MAYNE III Jim” Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD S. MAZZETTA Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4. DOUGLAS MCCLELLAN Doug” Suzuki 250S . . . Mustangs . . . That’s good . . . Wheelies are fun but not recommended . . . no way . . . S.M.B. 5 . . . Stoned Free . . . White Lightning Man. Football 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. 47 TERRY E. MCKEON Terri” Ter” Always Laughing . . . Great personality . . . contagious smile . . . Don ' t Grab . . . Hey Lady! ... I am a brat. JAMES MEAGHER Jim” Jimmy” 67 Chevy ' s, get it on ... 57 Chevy’s go, say Joe . . . Sav- age” . . . Hey, Moe!” . . . Who ' s on duty? . . . Saturday night at the Drive-In . - . Dave’s 500 . . . Linda and Sue. Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. RANDE MELLEN A gypsy mutant industrial vac- uum cleaner dances about a mysterious night time campfire. Festoons. Dozens of imported castanets, clutched by the hor- rible suction of its heavy duty hose, waving with marginal erotic abandon in the midnight autumn air . . . F.Z. . . . Baba. TIMOTHY MONAHAN Tim Mono ' 49 Chrysler . . . Hey, man, how ' s it goin?” . . . What ' s up tonight?” . . . 2 + 2 = 9 • • • Great Genius . . . Pushing car gets extra mileage . . . Chevy ' s bite . . . Ambition: To get Duster back. Soccer 4. BRUCE MORRISON Big League . . . Well, Don . . . official ball-hockey goalie” . . . I wanna go too” . . . What mountain were we on?” . . . Seventh period in the library. Track 1, 2; Hockey Manager 2, 3- SUSAN MOULTON Chorus 1 , 2; Singers 3i Stage- crew 2; Tennis Manager 3; Homeroom Rep. Costume Committee 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Interact 3, 4. CORINNE MURZIC Candy” Wanna go for a ride, Donna? . . . Communist . . . Dynamite . . . Ambition: To find an am- bition. Office Aid 1, 2. 3; DEC A 4. 48 DIAN MUZICHUK Muz” Oh Shoot! . . . always laughing . . . long brown hair . . . big blue eyes . . . great to get along with . . . Sincere Smile . . . Linda ' s house . . . always wig- gling her nose . . . Ambition: To teach in an elementary school. French Club 2, 3 (sec.), 4 (pres.); Business Club 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN NELSON Sweet Nel” San Francisco or bust . . . ring leader . . . A.P.B. . . . The Artist, presents from Quinn . . . The 4-H Club . . . unique ex- perience” . . . Showers at Fow- lers” . . . We can do any- thing!” . . . Bouncing Buns. Class President 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Ex- change Board 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 4; Office Aid 2; Make- up 2; Business Club 1. MICHAEL NELSON Along with my preference for organics for a more fulfilling spiritual and physical existence, I am also inspired by the clas- sics (including Frank Zappa) and enjoy firstly to the previous . . . you know. Baseball 1; Soccer 2; Ski Team 2; Swimming 2; Tennis 2; Set Design 3; Student Coun- cil 4 (pres.). THERESA K. NIPERT Terri” But Space” Kinda spacey, huh?” . . . Hojo’s . . . Frogs . . . Hey Schroede . . . party ' 70’ . . . those laughing tears . . . Thod . . . Wow, is he NICE! . . . T.C. . . . I do not have a big mouth! . . . Ambition: Run Boston Marathon. Track 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3; Frolics. GAIL P. OBRIEN Peeps-o-deeps . . . flat??! . . . Paul’s and Lisa’s . . . Plum Island . . . John who? . . . Skinny dipping anyone? ... in- dependent . . . Ski trips ... 10 speeds ... a friend who smiles a lot. Field Hockey 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 4; Inter- act 3, 4 ; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Frolics; Pep Squad 2; World Affairs 2, 3; Prom 3. JOANNE O ' BRIEN Jo Joseph” This is true . . . Hit it.” . . . Cats . . . It ' s sub day.” . . . Has anyone seen Terry? . . . Loves sports . . . Peanut butter cups . . . Does anything for a friend . . . Paul” . . . Hey, Jo.” Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Prom 31 Leaders Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Frolics. ROBERT C. OLDREIVE B.O.” Hey, Dick, Let’s go see Lush.” . . . U. Mass. . . . Forever in search for the endless party . . . Which car do you have to- day?”. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Hoc- key 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3; Ski Club 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3- JOHN W. ORCUTT Johnnie” Virginia . . . Excuse me for living . . . Likes to play with Earl, the goat . . . Uncle Wayne” . . . Anybody seen Suzie?” . . . Hi Hon” . . . Smitty” . . . the blue Duster . . . When we’re alone, to- gether” . . . Wow!” Band 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4. 49 COLIN PEARCE Hello, I ' m an exchange stu- dent. . . . The accent that got all those yearbook subscriptions . . . Mad passion for L.P. ' s . . . Soccer . . . E.G.C.G.S. . . . English girls . . . Wrong atti- tude! . . . Ambition: To be an Egyptologist and see the world. Cross-Country 1, 2, 3. 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Rugby 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3 4; Stu- dent Exchange. SUZANNE PETERSON Sue MMHAHSSPA . . . camping in N.H. . . . Lagoona-Boona . . . Hey Mahony” . . . My eyes are falling out. . . . Yah, yah . . . Leese . . . Mama Maharope . . . Whis . . . Shouldn ' t have done that.” . . . Canadian showers . . . Sid . . . Michael . . . you know . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; Hockey Cheerleaders 3; Ski Team 4; Chorus 1, 2; Speech Club 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Frolics. PATRICIA O ' TOOLE SCOTT R. PHILLIPS Shut up, Clayton . . . Bananas . . . Amateur Psychologist . . . You sibling idiot . . . Fool!!! . . . Holy Gollywonks . . . Hates marching. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Baseball 1; Tennis 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Frolics. CONSTANCE PAPPAS Connie” Greekie McDonald ' s . . . Middleton . . . Peabody . . . Em sorry Ricky” . . . Leila, can you get the car?” ... I have to babysit tonight.” . . . Ambition: To get my license. Frolics. JUDITH A. PELLICELLI Jude JudiT I don’t think I like it!” . . . The last of the small, blue-eyed, blonde Italians . . . Can always be found in a yellow jeep with My love” . . . June 18, 1972 . . . Ambition: To make Kerry happy. Business Club 1, 3 (pres.), 4 [pres.); Office Aid 2, 3, 4; Prom 3; Homeroom Alt. Rep. 2, 3; MIT O BO; Frolics. RICHARD PIERPONT Northheld, VT. forever . . . Lives for Friday night . . . think positive . . . Save tomorow for tomorrow, thing about today in- stead . . . Well, w ' hat ' s new? . . . Dreams . . . Smile ... I believe in you and God. Tennis 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Frolics; Singers 2, 3- ROBIN LEE PERRY Rob 50 : !i MICHAEL PILCZUK Tough bananas . . . ape man . . . I won-I won! . . . Well Don, It’s been happening all season. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. DANA PORTEOUS Porky Porchy Pine” Porch Steinfeld . . . Hockey at 3 a.m. . . . I ' m sick — I ' m nuts! . . . Hey I got a good idea, let’s get ada here! . . . Catch any fish, Joe? . . . knows everyone . . . smiles a lot . . . catchy person- ality . . . easily likeable. ROBIE PRICE Rogy Penquin” Dale Bickford” Limpy Skiing, Climbing . . . boones- farm . . . winter . . . mountains . . . Rossignals . . . B.M.W. ' s . . . Ambition: Ski and climb. Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LACEY ADAMS PRIOR Hey Nanc — parallel lives . . . fruit . . . Summer of ’71 . . . ISPO . . . The Greenhouse” . . . easy-going individualist . . . sensitive sides and jumpy . . . enthusiastic . . . headed for the forests. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Photog- raphy Club 2; Outing Club 2; Gymnastics 2, Tennis 3, 4; Track 2; Ski Team 3, 4; Pow- der Puff 3, 4. DEBORAH ANN QUINN Pigeon” Debbie” Coo . . . gullible . . . running bases . . . jeep . . . mateus . . . modest Mary . . . Purity Springs . . . Hamilton . . . canoe trip . . . Red scarf lady” ... 3 hanging moons . . . AB . . . That’s insane” . . . Mighty Quinn” . . . Hey Mahoney . . . camping in N.H. . . . north liberty . . . Canadian Showers. Speech Club 3, 4: Interact 3; Basketball 1; Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Team 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. KIM RANDO Rando” Bill Glenn, My wolfman . . . U-Mass ... I love his” little bum . . . Loves excitement and is very emotional . . . Lots of Good Times ... I love it” . . . Ambition: To be a head chef and also keep my man happy. JOHN RATTO J.R.” Raty” John” Jack” Come on you guys . . EBEBE . . . it moves . . . Lynn . . . Let ' s go vacuum my car! . . . Out to Lunch. Stage Crew 1; J.V. Baseball 1 . 2 . KIM SUZANNE RELICK ”REL” Better late than never.” . . . loves the theater . . . The black fairy” . . . Very emotion- al .. . Good ’ole Smalley . . . Lull” . . . Time was . . .” effervescent personality . . . The paramour” . . . Someone really worth knowing! . . . I’m getting organized! Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Theater Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Student Advisory Board 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1; Prom Committee ( chairman ) 3 Stu- dent Exchange Board 3, 4; Frolics ( director ) 4; Chorale 2, 3. 4; Singers 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. m MARK RENAUD LISA M. RHOADES ASL-NFL . . . Weekend at Plum . . . Pleupy ... ' I can’t remem- ber.” . . . Is that Steffi?” . . . Riley’s Roast Beef . . . Whis . . . Ski into a tree . . . Pop- sicles . . . Shouldn ' t have done that.” . . . Hey Mahoney! . . . MMHAHSSPA . . . Leese”. Interact 2, 3 Speech Club 2, 3; Cheering 3; Prom 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2; Frolics 4; Powder Puff 4. CAROLYN BETH RICHMAN Perpetually laughing ... I didn ' t really believe you . . . Lissteenn you guys ... I kept a straight face for 10 seconds . . . sumemr of ' 71 . . . K’s . . . Hey, Mahoney . . . Hojo honey . . . following yellow balloons . . . Potato Chips! Pep Squad 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 2: French Club 3, 4; Interact 3 (v. pres.), 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 2. 3. 4; Chorale 2, 3. 4: Dance Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. ' Frolics; Monitors 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 1. 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4 (sec.); Leaders Club 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4. JOANNA RIDER Summertime . . . B-Wing doors at 12:45 . . . Joey . . . What a hunk!” . . . The Cape . . . P-Town . . . Ski Bunny . Beach . . . Plum . . . I ' m gonna quit!” . . . Surfin ' U.S.A. . . . He’s my brother . . . A.R.K.Y Ski Club 1; French Club 3 Pep Squad 1, 2; Prom 3; Ten- nis 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. ROBERT V. RIDPATH II Vance” Ed rather be flying or with Adele . . . N. Bridgton . . . The country way ... To SIo- walk and Agony. Bos Vor = 1 12.7. HENRY G. ROBERGE JR. Hen” Banana . . . Hey Joe, it doesn ' t go! . . . Are you girls getting together this weekend? . . . But Ingrid, I have Hockey! . . . Eve been good!” . . . Who’s buying? . . . Ohh-yck!! . . . Thanks for the pen . . . Hey Mahoney. Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. SCOTT ALDEN ROBERTS What about my car?” . . . She ' s sweet. . . . Oh well . . . Sky King . . . Hey Dan, check this one.” ... I think I ' ve really improved over the year . . . U.S.A.F. Academy. Band l, 2; Football I, 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2. 3; Track I. CAROL ANN ROBERTSON Carrie” I knew who I was when I got up this morning, but I must have changed several times since then. . . . A.I.W. Tennis 1, 2; Make-up Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; MITOBO; Golf; Senior Frolics; Pep Squad 4. 54 JEFFREY ROLLINS Jeff” Where ' s Pudgy . . . Salisbury Beach ... ' 62 Chevy ' s . . . Bu- ick’s don’t go! . . . Fuller ' s party at the river . . . Meet ya at Howie’s . . . Ambition: To own a vette. Automotives 1, 2. ROBIN LEE ROONEY Robin” Rooney” Solar eclipse” . . . Larry” . . . Nature’s children in Soci- ety ' s World . . . Cat S., Joni, Dylan . . . God’s critters . . . Eyes alive, long hair blowin’ . . . Take my hand . . . We’ll run along the beach and re- joice!” . . . Life is for living . . . Love and Peace. LINDA DARYL ROSSI Yeah it’s another nose bleed. . . . This place is a real zoo . . . The exception to every rule . . . Boy! Am I starved! . . . Quiet, but moody ... A Loner . . . loves to take long walks alone. BRENT W. ROTSKO Boon We love our coach! . . . Bowes can’t catch!” . . . Stinger . . . Roundball . . . Dumb . . . Powderful . . . Hi! . . . Bye!” . . . Ambition: To stay alive and happy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1; Senior Ad- visory Board. MARK RUBCHINUK Rubch” Plymouth makes it but drive a LeMans . . . love beating on my car . . . Janet . . . Where’re we going?”. ROBIN RUPP No friendship, no love can ever touch our destiny without leaving a mark upon it forever.” . . . bright red cheeks and never ending smile . . . Ahh give me a break!” . . . Hold it, I don’t understand” . . . HOJO honey! Ski Club 1. 2; Student Ex- change Board 1, 4; Biology Club 4; Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Frolics; Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Pit Orchestra 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4. JANE RUSSELL Jane” To live, to laugh, to forget time. . . . Neil Young . . . Ya, I’m gonna get my license sometime!” . . . the sea . . . Dynamite! . . . R.J.C.S. . . . Rt. 114 Drive-In . . . Ambi- tion: R.J.C.S. DECA 4; Powder Puff 4; Frolics. 55 DAVID RYDER Elmer” Who’s that kid with the big head?” . . . Don’t rib me!’’ . . . One punch . . . Hey Ma- hony . . . V.O.J. . . . Homey Slides . . . Big brown eyes . . . Can I borrow your car? . . . Suffering is the o rigin of con- sciousness.” — Dostoevski. PAUL SCHULTE GWEN LAUREN SANDERS Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be your- self.” — Herman Hesse . . . Am- bition : To see the world. Pep Squad 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 4; MITOBO: Future Teachers 4; Frolics. KAREN SCHMEHL Zapple! . . . spasis . . . Yea, I ' m still making a pot . . . It ' s Sub Day! . . . quiet . . . corn- beef on rye . . . easy to please . . . bargain shopping . . . great kid to be with. Photography 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Frolics; MITOBO. KAREN ANNE SCOLLARD Karen” Little One Shorts No. seriously . . . talkative . . . Oh, piddle! . . . come on, you guys! . . . slap-happy . . . What’s wrong with little people?” . . . Gibley’s . . . Chuck ... I grew! . . . Loren, I’m taller! . . . tunafish and ketchup ... I like him, he’s my size! Student Council 1. 2; Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 2; Interact 4; Spanish Club 4; Senior Advisory Board. STEPHANIE ANNE SALMON Stef” Summer of 71 ... I don ' t get it! . . . following yellow bal- loons . . . Hey. Mahony!” . . . Fatima . . . little fithe” . . . It’s pleupy!” . . . shower in the woods at Fenicks . . . Ander- son’s . . . Want to go to an all-night jazz show?” Field Hockey 3 ■ 4; Softball 1; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Interact Culb 3. 4; Student Council 2. 4; Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Frolics. DANIEL WAYNE SAWYER Dan” The Kid” Hello Dave? . . . This is true . . . quiet, till you get to know him . . . I’m not a brain!” . . . Wild summers in Maine . . . telescopes . . . No problem . . . athlete . . . Women? Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Advisory Board. KATHRYN L. RUSSELL Kath” Russ” My carved treasure . . . Wor- cester woman . . . mmmm, jese” . . . good times with Laur . . . Skinny dipping, anyone? You amozoid!” . . . Klutzy and Lurch . . . split for the coast. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 1; Leaders Club 3, 4; Prom 3; Speech Club 2, 3, 4. 1 —————— .V ' fiMi - ■ - ROBERT E. SENNOTT Pinky Poodles Piglette Pickles” What did I ever do to you?” . . . I got the Cuda! . . .My parents left Tuesday . . . Ev- ans, I hate you!!” . . . pink sweater . . . Really? . . . Cottontail . . . Poison Boy . . . Ambition: To get even!! Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader ( capt.) 4; Frolics. F Sill J ft . i CHRISTINE GAY SHEPARD Chris” Hey, Shepard! . . . What can I say? . . . Sweet, sweet Bobby! . . . James Taylor for- ever! . . . Florida again, and again, and again! . . . The Cof- feehouse — a nice place to be • . . Who, me?” . . . Any- thing for tickets! . Biology Club; Interact. PAUL R. SIMMS Simmering What are you laughing at? . . . Southpaws are the best . . . Way to haul Paul . . . Roundball . . Get out of here, Flagg! . . . Ambition: Pro baseball. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Student Council 2; Frolics. DAVID SINGLETON NANCY ELLEN SKINNER Jim . . . Pennsylvania . . . Pepperoni Pizzas at Rocco’s . . . K-114 . . . Hey, mouth! . . . Weeping may endure the night, but joy cometh in the morning.” — Psalms, XXX, 5. Homeroom Rep. 1; Data Pro- cessing Club 4; Frolics. DEBRA JANE SMALL DJS” Deb” Rel, are we still B.B. ' s?”. . . the woman” . . . concerned . . . I’m in ANGUISH!” . . . Luscious with a chu” . . . ner- vous as a cat . . . Clarabelle . . . No one can do to us what we can do to ourselves.”. Chorale 2. 3, 4; Speech Club 3 (treas.), 4 (pres.); Student Council 1; Class Secretary 3, 4; Interact Club 3 (pres.), 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Prom 3 (pub. chair.); Musical 3- 57 ANDREW SMITH Andy” Smitty” Life is solitude on a long, winding trail.” . . . Skiing . . . Aspen . . . horrendous . . . Ambition: Business Major; To graduate in one piece. Ski Team 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4. CHRISTOPHER L. SMITH Chras” Hello there.” . . . The Kow” . . . Remember the Boss” . . . You ' ll never guess what I did this morning!” . . . Ford ' s rule . . . Let ' s go to MacDonald’s!” . . . Ambition: To make it. VERA NORINE SPANOS Nor” Reeny” That old red truck . . . Hi!” . . . U.K. . . . horses . . . Bye- bye” . . . blue jeans and T- shirts . . � . Smile!” . . . Pep Squad . . . Don’t mind me” . . . a little bit weird . . . homemade cookies. Pep Squad 2, 3. 4 (pres.); Spanish Club 4; Frolics. JOHN STEELE Crowbars . . . green eyes . . . quiet . . . I’m going, home (Cal- ifornia) . . . Mafia’s market . . . I ' ll quit smoking . . . I’ve got to get a car . . . Knock it off . . . Gail. CRAIG STEPHENS Sailing . . . friendly . . . De gustibus non es disputandum” . . . Shibboleth . . . Stephens vs. Crocker . . . Secret Squir- rel . . . Subtlety is every- thing.”. Student Council 1, 3t Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 (pres.); Math Team 3, 4; Base- ball 2; Play 4. JIM STEWART Papa Logic is doubtless unshakable, but it cannot withstand a man who wants to go on living,” — E. Kafka . . . Process is the protocol of procedure . . . My family . . . The other half of the reality duo. Class President 2; World Af- fairs Club 1, 2, 3 (pres.); Stu- dent Faculty Senate 3; Student Council 1; Health Discussion Leader 3: Frolics. BOB STOTT Chester I know, I know” . . . Quit saying you ' re sorry, Judy.” . . . Sorry about that, chief.” . . . The mighty midget. Gymnastics 3: Band 1, 2, 3- SUSAN R. STROBEL Sue” Alone we find solitude, to- gether we find love” . . . Col- orado . . . Dave . . . The fun begins when the lights go out!” . . . loves Dave . . . Residence: Stage . . . HERBIE . . . sexy body . . . cute nose . . . Biol- ogy never again . . Ambition: Stewardess. Stage Crew 2, 3 (asst, stage i 1 ' STEPHEN SULLIVAN Steve” I shall follow the path to wherever my destiny and my mission for Truth shall take me.” — Gibran . . . Barnes . . . coffee . . . cigarettes . . . Ah, yes . . . Nietzsche . . . Ambi- tion: Harvard. SUSAN THURSTON Let ' s go tease pitter patter” . . . Busy B Babe . . . 10-speeds . . . blonde surfers and soccer play- ers .. . U. of Maine . . . good ol ' Mr. Sauchuk” . . . Where is the little one?” . . . potato chip . . . Someday, Janet, some- day.” Pep Squad 1; Leaders Club l, 2, 3, 4(treas.)i Interact 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4 ( mgr.); Powder Puff 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3 [chairman); Class V. P. 3; Frolics. ELIZABETH SUTTON Betsy” All men are like the wild grass, and all their glory is like its flower; the grass dies, and its flower falls off, but the word of Jesus remains forever.” — I Peter 1:24 . . . Maranatha . . . nodopa . . . Us, together”. JEFFREY THRASHER Good car . . . Hey Dave, do you want to box?” . . . hitch to Chile . . . honey slides . . . I stepped in a bear trap . . . Down and out . . . Ski freak . . . Hey Mahony” . . . Am- bition: To be an Olympic casu- alty. Ski Club 1, 3; Ski Team 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Hockey 2; Homeroom Rep- resentative 2; Football 1. ELIZABETH KATHERINE TAGG Betsy” That’s fantastic” . . . Always smiling . . . What a bummer” . . . Cranes Beach . . . What ' s going on this weekend? . . . Going into Boston . . . wicked . . . Yeah right . . . gullible . . . Hampton Beach. Business Club; Faculty Secre- tary; Frolics; MIT O BO. TOM SULLIVAN Too much honey bear . . . Rusty can opener . . . There I was sitting on top of a Ponderosa Pine . . . SPYD . . . Someday . . . Nitro . . . sexy voice. Student Council Representa- ive 4; Interact Club 4 (treas.). ANNE L. THUERMER For truly I say to you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this moun- tain, Move hence to yonder place, and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you.” — Matthew 17:20. SHEILA TITUS Tony . . . 442 . . . Peabody or Salem . . . Tony . . . Ambi- tion : To get out of school. 59 EDWARD VAN SICKLER Ned” Van Dink” A true friend . . . look out . . . V.W.’s forever . . . Elome Ec. . . . Neddler . . . Ski bum and hockey games . . . lonely . . . Ambition: To blow off Vettes with his Volkswagen. Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 3 Distributive Education 4; Stage- crew 4. PAMELA JEAN WALTERS Pam Quiet, sweet little kid . . . Eng- lish . . . book worm . . . talks too soft . . . Hey! . . . Sorry about that . . . Just a tich” . . . Maine . . . little blue Pinto . . . cats . . . J.W.’s forever . . . likes bike riding . . . Am- bition: To be an accountant. Business Club 2 (v.p.), 3 (v.p.); Chorus 2; Frolics; Office Aid 4; Junior Achievement 4 (treas.); MIT O BO. DEBRA TURPEL “Debbie Phil . . . Navy . . . Phil . . . Where’s Micky?” . . . Dislikes school, can ' t wait to get out! . . . Forget it . . . P.I.F. . . . Cream cheese and chips . . . Ambition: To get married and be happy. MEREEN WATSON Kim” Wats” Big Mereen Hey there! . . . Lindy-Lou, don ' t ya love it? . . . Ask big Dave . . . flirting with nature . . . following yellow balloons . . . level-headed? . . . Julie! . . . Floozies . . . summer of ' 71 Ring Dings . . . Ambition: To know everybody in the whole world. Interact 3, 4; Biology Club 3; Leader’s Club 4; Speech Club 4; Frolics Committee 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Pow- der Puff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (v. p.); Makeup Committee 3- SUSAN L. VAN KAVELAAR Sue” Well I ' ll tell ya” . . . Spag and Meat . . . Whale Cap-Lou . . . gullible . . . Smiley . . . Live for Friday nights . . . dimples . . . Gotta get my beauty sleep. Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. JUDITH ANN WAITT Judy” Debbie” Huh?” . . . Colorado . . . Do you hear that bass?” . . . Cheryl, Kim, and good ' ole Mr. Sauchuk . . . BRUINS . . . Henry and Henrietta . . Neat! . . . Vacations with Dad, Mom, and Jan . . . Blue . . . b.a.b.e. . . . I ' m sorry, Bob.” . . . J.W.’s forever. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 2. 3, 4 (sec treas.); Prom 3; Chorus 2; Singers 3, 4; Monitors 2; Frolics Committee; Future Teachers Club 3, 4 (sec.); Ad Drive Chairman; M1TOBO (business ed.). SUZANNE TRUPASSO Sue” Another blonde Italian . . . Has anyone seen Linda?” . . . I can ' t wait for the weekend!” . . . gullible ... the summer . . . F Troop . . . Ambition: Just to be happy. Business Club 3. 4; Faculty Secretary 3, 4; Frolics. MARC WARREN Marc” The Computer Kid . . . quiet . . . 10-speeder . . . Schwinns stink! . . . Click!! . . . large fudge sundaes . . . Crane ' s Beach ... I hate cold, salty water. Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; MITOBO. 60 I: I WENDI WEBSTER Quiet . . . I’m just not the sociable type I guess.” . . . First week in September . . . Horses, horse shows, equine fanatic . . . Ambition : To be a farrier. (What ' s that?). SUSAN WELCH Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be your- self.” — Herman Hesse . . . nodopa . . A.M.C. . . . Joni . . . Us, together.” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2, 3 . 4 (v. p.); Student Council 3 Tennis 2; Drug Committee 2, 3; Junior Advisory Committee 3; Drug Council 3; Ski Club 1. RHONDA LEE WENNERBERG Rhonda” R.O.S.E. . . . Her dress is a little-little” . . . little red and white cars forever . . . the Elio group . . . Guess what I hit THIS time!!!” . . . Star suits . . . the center at 12:00 A.M. Majorette 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.); Stage Crew 1; Play 1; Pep Squad 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. PATRICIA WHITE Pat” HORSES ... no time . . . Have to work . . . Old fashioned . . . Church . . . It ' s a crutch (Think so?) ... Hockey . . . Cold ... no bloomers . . . Blondie . . . It is real?” Al- most. Hockey Cheerleading 3; Speech Club 4. JOAN M. A. WLADKOWSKI Joan” Wlad” Theoretically . . . Don ' t rush me!” . . . Hey Jane! . . . Oh Jan! . . . Optimistic . . . Quiet, on time, and never forgets”. . . Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. . . . J.W. ' s forever. Math Team 1 , 2, 3, 4 (v. p.); Stage Crew 1; Biology Club 3; French Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; MITOBO (gen. ed.). LAURENCE F. WOOD Dictator of the world . . . Live forever . . . Predict the future . . . Karate . . . Super Scuba . . . Merman . . . I ' m a mod- erate liberal!!” Football 1, 2 (mgr.); Hockey 1; Gymnastics 1. JANE O. WOODBRIDGE Jano” Navy-blue Peugeot . . . Are you coming to the meet?” . . . J.W. ' s forever! . . . Qu’est-ce que c’est en anglais? . . . Gym- nastics . . . Joan, Jan, Jane!?! . . . Ambition: To see Europe ' til the money runs out. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 French Club 3 (v.p.), 4 (v.p.); Frolics; Powder Puff 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 ( capt.); National Honor Society 3, 4; MITOBO (asst, ed.). DICK M. WOODWARD JR. Woody” Cessna 150 .. . Hey Scott, how bout music nut . . . Ho-Jo ' s . . . Sidehorse is easy?” A177, Physics Lab, or Darkroom . . . Ambition: To be a jet jockey. Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 3, 4 ( pres.); Chorale 3- 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 4; Singers 3, 4. 61 sm LISA WRIGHT Groovy . . . Viva el Zippo . . . censored pool parties . . . Jacks . . . Laughing fits . . . T. H. woman! . . . chocolate pudding . . . ski trips . . . M M’s . . . Plum Island . . . It ' s SUB DAY! . . . always happy . . . Skinny dipping anyone?” Field Hockey 1, 2; Softball 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Frolics. GIGI HADDAWAY Early Graduation DENISE BLAIS CARL KOKERNAK MICHAEL KOKERNAK LEONARD MELVIN GARY RUBCHINUK 62 E- - nf.-n 63 65 1. Judy Waitt 2. Joan Wladkowski 3. Steve Fraser 4. Karen Duffy 5. Karen Ellis 6. Joyce Dugan 7. Debbie Collins 8. Scott Houser 9. Linnea Ericson 10. Kim Rando 11. Kathy Hebb 12. Sue Thurston, Gwen Sanders, Karen Keddy, Nancy Anderson, Lacey Prior. 13. Teresa Ivanella 14. Joann Ryder 15. Cheryl Coffin 16. Roy Bates 17. Pam Walters 18. Gail Larson 19- Pat Lindh 20. Lucia Groblewski 21. Jenny Fowler 22. Rhonda Wennerberg 23. Paul Simms 24. Janice Giolito 25. Terry Hyde 26. Steve Gendron 27. Paula Belisle 1. Karen Scollard 2. Debbie Dufour 3. Norine Spanos 4. Robin Rooney 5. Dian Muzichuk 6. Abby Behrens 7. Joyce Curtis 8. Diane Bean 9. Carl Kuczun 10. Jill Jaran 11. Tim Monahan 12. Beverly Earle 13. Glen Bannon 14. Betsy Tagg 15. Leila Bowers 16. Jane Woodbridge 17. Lori Johnson 18. Debbie Small 19. Glenn Fay 20. Kim Watson 21. Holly Ladd 22. Debbie Quinn % ' V 4 4 1 ; qz 1. Dave Crocker 2. Eric Lammi 3. Donna Ferris 4. Lois Malcolm 5. Kevin Fernie 6. Jill Karraker 7. Chris Shepard 8. Alison Knobloch 9. Diane DesMaisons 10. Mary Jane and Tom Mailey 11. Elaine Matthews 12. Bob Oldrieve 13. Linda Hermans 14. Gary Bedrosian 15. Nancy Martin 16. Sue Peterson 17. Peter Cassidy 18. Patty Johnson 19. Lisa Rhodes 20. Carol Robertson 21. Norine Abraham 22. Sandy Martin, Joann O’Brien 23. Judy Pellicelli 24. Theresa Knobloch 25. Lisa Wright 26. Robin Leathe 27. Karen Schmehl 7. ,j w |KS I’m not late! I can’t find anything in here! I’ll get it for you. I CAN keep a straight face! Up, up and away . . . That’s not funny! 69 CLASS WILL GINNY ANDERSON leaves Masconomet two frosty devils and a Big-Mouth Frog. NANCY J. ANDERSON leaves her novel, Kissing In a Socially Acceptable Manner, to any young photographer who wants to learn fast. HEIDI ASMUSSEN and JUDY LOMELIS leave a stash in the girls’ room. GARY BEDROSIAN leaves Killer” Colby good luck with the girls. DALE BICKFORD leaves the secrets of the universe to Bob Way. BOB BLAISDELL leaves football with a broken helmet, 1 1 stitches, and a hole in the nose. LEILA BOWERS leaves her gymsuit to the nearest Mor- gan Memorial willing to wash it. BOB BRETT leaves Scott Harding a steel soccer shoe to knock out goalies with, and Jack. KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN leaves Kris, E. J., Barbara, Nancy, Linda, Suzie, Candy, and other Christians to wit- ness the coming of Christ. CHERYL COFFIN leaves Mr. Paarlberg’s math classes to anyone who needs a forty-minute nap. DAVID CROCKER leaves Mr. Hussey a copy of com- puter program 36-24-36. (use it with discretion) DIANE DESMAISONS leaves hoping for teachers with the intelligence and the imagination of Mr. Robert Morse. JOYCE CURTIS leaves a clean darkroom and a dirty en- larger to next year’s photography staff. JANET D’AGOSTINO and SUSAN THURSTON, the Fearsome Twosome, leave the Fearsome Threesome and hope they become closer in the future. KAREN DUFFY leaves the job as production manager’s secretary to any crazy crew member who wants it. BEVERLY EARLE leaves Diane Kinsvater the B-Wing girls’ room. OLIVER FARKINWELL leaves Mr. Morse a complete set of labs and a big kiss. AGNES FARRELL leaves the job of turning on the lights in the B-Wing girls’ room to any underclassman who thinks he can handle it. DIANE BEAN leaves the position as stage manager to any girl fool enough to take it, four times. CINDY FOLSOM and JANICE GIOLITO regretfully bequeath, to any naive Bruins fan, the remainder of their $3 obstructed view, second balcony tickets left over from the 1971 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Choke!! ANGELA GARRETT leaves the exchange students a handbook of experiences and to Mr. Sangermano her British patriotism. BOOM BOOM” GENDRON leaves to Scott Harding his fantastic penalty shot. DANA GOULD leaves Data Processing one metric ton of IBM computer confetti and to Mr. Morse a year’s sup- ply of washable marker pens that work. BOB HAMEL leaves Mrs. Wallen 10,000 fake notes and dismissals. DENNIS HAYDEN leaves ar mole hill made from a mountain. PATTY JOHNSON leaves Sheila Ogden all of the boys over 6 feet tall. SANDY HELVE leaves expressing deep gratitude to the phys. ed. dept., and to Miss Finnigan for her sincere friendship, teaching, and coaching, helping make these four years the greatest! LINDA HERMANS leaves with hope that Mr. Morse will have warm, bright, sunshiny mornings the rest of his life. SCOTT HOUSER leaves the book, Skiing Is a Sport, to the athletic dept. TERRI HYDE leaves a Smile” to the underclassmen. TERESA IOVANELLA leaves three apples and to Leslie Akers the zoo. LORI D. JOHNSON bequeathes her ambition to any student wanting to graduate in January and enter college in February. MARY JONES leaves Darlene Temke all the fun days to come in childcare. KAREN KEDDY leaves Marty Behrens a book entitled Adventures in Hamilton. ALISON KNOBLOCH leaves her good looks and spar- kling personality to the shyest Junior. THERESA KNOBLOCH leaves a check-out clerk to Mrs. Nault for her Hilton Hotel lobby. CARL KUCZUN leaves a 2” sq. skin graft to Greg White and memories with Mr. Broughton and Mrs. Kim- ball. 70 HOLLY LADD leaves Rebecca F., Nancy Carlson, the FT A and Ernest Hemingway. GAYLE LARSON leaves Patti Falkowski with one more year at Masconomet. ROBIN LEATHE leaves as the happiest person in the world with a big thanks to all who helped. SUE LEVITT and LISA WRIGHT leave Spanish IV class with a tape of laughter for future use. LES MACCORMACK leaves Teddie Melzar the book, How to Fake Your Way Through High School. JAMES MACGREGOR leaves a used side horse to any masochist dumb enough to use it. MARY JANE MAILEY and CAROLYN JONES leaves 5 gift certificates to Brighams to any Junior who has period 5 free; and to most who don’t. SANDY MARTIN and LISA RHODES leave to Glenn Cryan a wee hug and kiss, and to Steffy a recording say- ing: I’m putting the dog out to the bathroom; call back later . . . call back later . . .” SANDY MARTIN leaves Steve Balletto her address and telephone number for future use. LAST YEAR’S MATH IVE CLASS would have left Mr. Paige his squirt gun if he hadn’t left first. ELAINE MATTHEWS leaves her whistle echoing through the hall for Mr. C. to hear. BRUCE MORRISON leaves one broom to Mrs. Ray to fly around the library with. SUSAN MOULTON leaves unnoticed. DIAN MUZICHUK leaves Mr. Sauchuk a smile button and Mr. Green the definition of Psychology. TERRI NIPERT leaves the school an airport so Emily Schroeder can fly to school. JUDI PELLICELLI leaves six years of happy memories at Masco to her niece, Kris Kimball. DEBBIE QUINN leaves her wings to Lauren Krussell to try and fly as high as she did. KIM RANDO leaves love and respect for Mr. Rabin, Mr. Meinelt, and all her friends. LISA RHODES leaves to one boy” (Steve Englehardt) one BIG bug and a palamino horse. JOANNA RIDER leaves her smelly, old gymsuit to the phys. ed. dept. LINDA ROSSI leaves a Sesame Street Reader to any faculty member who can read it. ROBIN RUPP leaves the battle of first and Uncle Wayne’s try-outs to Bill Harris. JANE RUSSELL leaves Mr. Smith a muzzle, and his next D.E. class ear plugs. DAN SAWYER leaves all his sex crazed Drosophila to Mr. Sangermano. PAUL SIMMS leaves his Fungo bat for Steve Small to use next season. NORINE SPANOS leaves her gym slippers to Marry and her broken nose to Carol Dotson. CRAIG STEPHENS leaves Mrs. Cory to next year’s Honor Society. DAVID SINGLETON doesn’t particularly want to leave anything; he just wants to leave. KAREN SCOLLARD leaves her couch to Ken and Nancy, and a year’s supply of early dismissals to Cheryl Sawyer. CHRIS SMITH leaves his parking lot space to another bikie. SUE STROBEL leaves the English resource center to those scholars who need it. BETSY TAGG leaves all her screams to the next lucky girl in charge of the girls’ chorus line for the Frolics. SUSAN THURSTON leaves C-106 and Mr. Sauchuk to anyone who needs a friend. JUDY WAITT leaves Mr. Sauchuk, Mr. R. Morse, and Mr. Horn to anyone who needs a friend. PAM WALTERS leaves to the Class of ’73 a really great year! ! ! MARC WARREN leaves his computer, finally! ! KIM WATSON leaves her NHS privileges to someone who wants to argue with the office ladies. RHONDA WENNERBERG and LINNEA ERICSON leave Mr. Antzack two strippers and also leave on Mon- days. JOAN WLADOWSKI leaves a bottle of aspirin and loads of luck to next year’s MITOBO staff. LARRY WOOD leaves his mouth to all future politicians of Masconomet to make speeches with. JANE WOODBRIDGE leaves a broken-in spring board and the horse to her sister, Beth. DICK WOODWARD leaves the alto to Geri and rhythm to Jack. SENIOR FROLICS Dec. 10 11 l p, Kaoka.««. CREATIVE ARTS In the past, MITOBO has limited its display of the creative talents to ink sketches and literature. We would like to expand this presentation to include other forms of the creative arts. r T r iry- ' 1 JB TPB flSPT 1 IUI u. w p vs f. ■ ' W P? x In the field of music, songs are being written, tested, and rewritten by various students interested in develop- ing their musical abilities. Sell-out crowds have been drawn to see Masconomet’s dramatic productions. This year, Mrs. Ansteensen helped with the choreography in Half a Sixpence. Photography is another dimension in the creative world; it takes imagination and knowledge to achieve the desired effect. Interest in sculpture has reached new heights with the use of various materials, such as clay, snow, bottles, and papier mache. The school has the resources and materials needed for a recognizable structure, but it is only through the students that these materials can be created into a work of art. Find your brotherhood, receive it with open arms. Keep his secrets well, hospitable, neighborly. Just know who your neighbor is. S. Crowe Reflections on a Friend I sit here thinking of the pain you feel As having lost the life of one who was Your friend. I too, am filled with pain because My love for you permits my mind to steal Your grief, in hopes that I might somehow heal Some of the wounds which death has cruelly caused. Your sorrows must confuse you so, because Your mind must question how this can be real. There cannot be a greater loss than true And lasting friendship. Even so, you must Continue with your life; remembering Your friend as he would surely want you to. Above all else, you cannot lose your trust. Death is merely but a part of living. D. Small People are very exciting toys! We’re very good, mechanical wise. We’re very good, scientific wise. We’re very good, on the outside wise. But, look inside, all that steel. J. Giolito L. Groblewski, D. Behrens, K. Schmehl, P. Keohane This flower that blooms on Is it special to you and me? Yes, it means life And love that never dies. Is it special to you and me? It means forgiveness And love that never dies. It means joy that glows. It means forgiveness. It means happiness. It means joy that glows. It means life and f ulfillment. ! It means happiness. This flower that blooms on It means love and fulfillment Yes, it means life. C. Jones i ■m Are you kidding?? You’re gonna get it now! I brought my OWN lunch. And then it went . . . Senior Slumps Who said that? JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 1971-1972 The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 14 at the Colonial Hilton in Lynnheld. Elizabeth Tagg reigned as queen. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: G. O’Brien (pres.), L. Hermans (treas.), S. Thurston (v.p.); ROW II: D. Small (sec.). FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: S. Spanos (pres.); ROW II: J. Tumber (sec.), J. DiBenedetto (treas.), J. Pierpont (v.p.). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J. Rogal (treas.), F. Harrington (pres.), N. Anderson (v.p.), J. Ber- nard (sec.). KEITH D.HALLORAN This year has seen an addition to the students’ representative voice, a seat on the School Committee. The first student to hold this posi- tion, Keith Halloran, has worked to make this a successful develop- ment in the student-administration relations by presenting student is- sues to the committee. 79 mm mmSmm ; ;• . J ' i ,-;.v V ' ■ V ' - ■ v-,. saepiw JUNIORS Amy Abbott Linda Abraham Margaret Ackerman Leslie Akers Ingrid Anderson Paula Anderson Jack E. Andrew Trudi Ansteensen Lorelei Baier Suzanne Bakewell Thomas Barnes Carol Benson Conrad Benulis Richard Best Helen J. Bishop Thomas Blackburn Kevin Blair Richard Blaisdell Janis Blauser Mary L. Blumberg Susan Bogart Philip Bogdonoff Michael Bond James Bouchard Carla Brandes Sandra Brophy Steven Brownell Curtis Bryant Jeff Burkhart Mark R. Burns, Jr. Richard Butler Leslie Cargill Jonathan Carpenter Betty J. Carr Janet Chartier David Church Jessica Cirinna Deborah Claussen Bradford Clay Jane E. Cobleigh Timothy Colby Joanne Colter 82 Laura M. Cook Mary Ann Coulombe Betsey Cox Gregory Cox William Cressy Darlene Crossley Jonathan Cushman Claudia Jean Cyr Richard Dane Pamela Davidson Laurie Dole Steven Dosh Carolyn Dotson Cynthia Driscoll Dana Robert Duclow Noreen Durkee Christine Earle Elisabeth Eichorn Jane Ezzard Patti Falkowski Mark Farnsworth Amelia Farney David Faulkner Suzanne Fay Kevin Flewelling Virginia Folsom Stephen Flynn Cheryl Fuller June Gendron Joseph Gibney John A. Gingrich Andrew S. Graham Gerald M. Graham Jeff Haley Cynthia M. Hall Meredith A. Hall Keith Halloran Martha Hamel Stephen Hanlon Kenneth Hare William Harris Sarah Hartford 83 Suzanne Haywood Andrea Hazelwood Clayton Heaton Claire Hebb Mary E. Hebert Bobby G. Hill Jane Hooven Joyce Hopping Nancy Hossfeld Gary Houser Kristin L. Howard Janet Howes Robert Hume Edward B. Hutchinson William Jarman Andrea Jones Lori Josephson Dennis Kelley f, jV Thomas Knobloch Wayne Kristenson Lauren A. Krusell Karen Larson John E. LeBlanc Charles Levesque Jeanne Kelley Jeanne S. Kelley Jeffery Kenney Heidi Kenny Mariann Kernander Sandra Knight Debora Lichman Sandra Littlefield Johanna Loring Darlene E. Luz Peter MacLeod Charles MacLeod Anthony Mansfield Peter Mansfield Beth A. Mailey James Malone, Jr. Debra Marcotte Patricia Marshall Wendy Marshall Michael Martin Elaine Marvel Whitley May Gary McClellan Peter R. McGinnity Sharon L. McHugh Anne McKay Bonnie McLellan Susan McLellan William McManus Mark McMenimen Alexandra Melzar James Mezger Daborah Michaelson Stephen Miller Peter Minich Patricia Monahan Donna Moore Drusilla Morrell John F. Moscarito Andrew K. Moser Kerry A. Muise Michael P. Muldoon William J. Murphy Gary Myers Jill Nangle Arthur C. Noll Robert Noyes Christina Nutter Frank J. Nuzzi Pamela A. O ' Brien Sheila Ogden Carl A. Page Samuel Page, Jr. Mary Palmer Maureen Palmer Mark Panella Michael Pavesi Paul Pellicelli Robert W. Penney Robert Petrogallo Keith Rando Deirdre A. Reagan Kim Reiland Kaye Marie Renaud Robin A. Raymond John Rielly Petra Schank Emily J. Schroeder Noreen A. Sclafani Jeffrey Scutiere Karen L. Sedler David M. Sgroi Richard Shepard Dale A. Shields Patricia Singleton Steven A. Small Jill Small Gordon Smith Judith Sorenson Patricia S. Spear Mark S. Spears Keith Stackhouse Mark Stevens Lance Stickney Suzanne Stoner Harry T. Taft David J. Taylor Suann Taylor Darlene Temke Robert Thompson Glenna J. Titus Cathy Tumber Mark F. Turla Pamela Van Buskirk Gregory Van Etten James Van Sickler Gary Viviani Karen Walako William Wannamaker Wayne Weatherby William Weber Ricky S. Webster Janice Weyland Pamela Wheeler Gregory White Diana L. Wildes Peter A. Wiswell William A. Wood Jenna A. Wright David Ziegler David Zolla Richard Alexander Roland Bagley Richard Balentine Cynthia Bartlett Martha Behrens Mark Belanger Jane Bell John Black Denise Blais Janet Blais Jeanne Blais James Bowers Richard Campbell Joseph Cashman Bruce D. Caswell Bruce E. Coffin Margaret J. Colby Glenn Cryan Beverly Delmastro Sharon Dixey Mark S. Donovan Stephen Eddy James Emo Steven Englehardt David George Evans Maurice Flammia Mark F. Forgione David Gibney Cynthia Guest Alan Ame Gullifer Gordon Hackett Kevin Hagan Cynthia Heeremans Nancy Hennigar Holly A. Hersey Patricia Homsy Margueri Huckins Meredith Kelson Michael Keohane Diane E. Kinsvater Kathy Kirkham Adelaide Kramer William LeColst Carolyn LeFaivre Charles E. Lombard 87 Kenneth E. Masse 1 Roger M. Reidy Beverly J. Spearin Todd Mayo Garry B. Rolsma Philip Trupasso Kevin McCarthy Stephen Salisbury Ronald Vient Christopher Melvin Bob Sasso Raemarie Walsh David Middleton Philip Sansone Elaine C. Watson Jeanne Nangle Raymond Saulnier Jill Wehling Jayne Orcutt Paul Scheurer Roger E. Wildes Karen Porteous Marsha Schumacher Janet P. Wilkins Paul R. Rabenius Charles Sliney Lesley Smythe Evelyn M. Sneeden David K. Willey I SOPHOMORES Jonathan Ackerman Douglas Ake Patricia Ake Barbara Anderson Nancy Anderson Chester Andrews Wesley Ashford Alan Ashley Jane E. Babin James B. Bagley Janice S. Bagley Cynthia Baker Brian Ballard Dianna Bandemer William Bane Jean Barrell Christine Bartlett Bessie Bastable Kristy Lou Beach Bonnie Bean Louise A. Bears Todd Becker Joseph Belakonis Karen Belisle Kathy Bell Jon L. Bemis David Bergsten Dana Bernard Jeffrey Bernard Susan Bertolone Maryjane Bickford Julie Bishop Steven Bishop Cheryl Blanton Solveiga Blaus Kim Blessington Karen Bogart Michael Bonasia Christopher Bond Michele Borden Linda Bradstreet Kathleen Briggs 89 i Laura Lee Brophy Janice Brown Jeffrey Brown Thomas Brownell Kevin Burgard Sandra Burns Gayle A. Butler Jay Canning Nina Carberry Jack Carlhon Christopher Carney Robert Cashman Susan Caulfield Nancy Cavalieri Gregory Cerino Jeffrey Chrissis Henry Chub Barbara Clapsaddle Rebecca Claussen Jeffrey Cole Ernest Collins Jake Collins Caherine Conceison John Costanza . in —A ' Luann Coulombe Michael Creamer Allen Crocker Charles Crosby Michael Crowe Paul Curtis David Cushing David Cutdiffe John D ' Agostino Judith Dearborn Lauraine Denault Elizabeth Denis 90 Daniel Desmond George Didlake Cynthia DiGiacomo Lorraine DiMarco Beth Dinan David Ditomaso Alynder Doggett Denise Dolloff Debbie Donovan Cynthia Drislane Brenda Dufour Debra Durkee David Dwinell Craig Eddy Keith Elliott Wayne Emro Denise Eremian Heidi Evans Jonathan Fain Debbie Falkosvski Wayne Farnham Mona Lee Farrin John Fasano Kenneth Feldman Eileen Frenandez Joseph Ferreira William Fiske Leslie Fitch Karen Flewelling Terence Fox Diane Gage Susan Garland Paul Garten Wilfred Gaudet Dianna Genest Peter Gillman Allan Gould Kenneth Gould Victoria Haag Kathleen Hagen Crystal Hale Debra Halfrey Brian Hancock Anne Hanlon Lorraine Hannibal Scott Harding Fred Harrington Eric Helve L _ 91 Jill Henderson Benjamin Hoagland Joseph Hocter Quinn Hogan Bruce Holley Deborah A. Honea Susan Hood Cynthia Hughes Gerilyn Hunt Diane Hutchins John Iovanella Jeffrey Irwin Linda Jarman Katheryn Jeffery Mary Jennings Peter Johns Cheryl J. Johnston Jeffrey Jones David Jordan Frederick Joy Andrew Kaizer Lauren Kamps Peter Kastrinelis Cynthia Keddy Roberta Kelley David Scott Kenyon Steve Kenyon Richard Kimball Susan Kincaid Harry Kling Kevin Knobloch David Ladd Peter Lam mi Harold LaPlante Margaret LaRocca Joseph Larson Bonnie Laurie Debra J. Leathe Roy LeBlanc Kevin Lee Richard Libby Pamela Limone 92 Nancy Littlefield Victoria Lorant John Ludwig Doreen Luz Cynthia MacLeod Christy Magnusson Scott Malcolm Tracy Malone Ellen Mandragouras Cynthia Martin Raymond Martinuk Jane McArdle Alice J. McGee Kenneth Mcllvaine Brenda McLellan Nancy McLeod Gayle McLoon Edmond Mead Frederica Melzar Donna Mertz Sharon Miceli Jane Michalski Charles Mihalaros Heidi Miller Mary Lou Miller David Milley Susan Monahan Susan Moore Catherine Moran Mark Moran Faith Morea Stephen Moser Karen Mulcahy Donna Muller Keith Nangle David Nelson Steven N. Nelson Ann O ' Brien Paul O Brien Terence O ' Brien Theresa O ' Meara Mark On u fry Scot Osborne Stephen Ottaviano Bethe Palmer Diane Pearson Patricia Penta Anne Perley Melissa Perry Suzan Peterson Jennifer Petty Eve Phelan Shaun Pickett Karen H. Pomroy Aaron Poretsky Kevin F. Porter Janice Pratt Charles Preytis Alexander Price Daniel Printup Robert Race Susan M. Rakip Deborah Ralphs Nancy Ratto Jeffrey Relick Robert Rendle Jonathan Ridpath Blair Roberge James Rogal Margaret Roland Jeffrey Ross Charles Russell Mason Russell Susan Russell Kathleen Ryan Theresa Ryer Michael St. Peter Paula St. Piere Michael Salisbury Helen Saloom Douglas Sanders Thomas Santagate William Savoie Joyce Scannell 94 Kris Schulenburg Thomas Schulte Mark Scollard Tyler Scutiere David Sedler Edward Seferian Leslie Sennott Marjorie Shepard Sandee Shipley Janet Sickler Janie Simmons Donald Smallidge Eric Smith Robert Smith Steven Smith Elizabeth Smyth Robin Spears Rebecca Spencer Karen Jane Stone Betsey Strobel Alexia Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Danny Swift Kenneth Talberth Jeffery Tarleton Janine Tibbetts Anne TrageM Karen Trust Rebecca Tuttle Christopher Tyson Jane Urquhart Phyllis VanKavelaar Lisa Van Elorn Mark Vasconcellos Peter Verrengia Leo Vrettos Gregory Wager Mark Walker Andrew Wannamaker Chris Warren Dana E. Warren Barbara Watson 95 i Wendy Wheeler Stephen Williams Jeffrey Wood Elizabeth Woodbridge Richard Worthen Mark Wyner Deborah Yates Alisha Zubrisky Tosha Zubrisky Alan Angers Marsha Conroy Dana Aylward Robert Currirer Deborah Bagley Donna Cushing Donna Bandemer Robert Davis Suzanne Barr Vicky DiBenedetto Doreen Barthelemy William Farley David Bennett Wendy Ford Cynthia Bouchard Russell Gerow John Bouchard Jeffery Gibeley Kim G. Bryant Richard Gilbert Joseph Burke Donna Halloran Joseph Burns Anne Ham Steven Cassidy Alan Hamilton Chris Cheney Leslie Harrison Cathryne Congley Lenore C. Harubin Betty Hawkins Colleen McCarthy Donna Hayden Valerie Miller Shauna Healey Jeffrey Mitchell Edward Herland Robert Nesbitt Thomas Huffsmith Donald Porter Robert Hughes Matthew Pride Peter Jillson Helen Robertson Lauren Jones Deborah Rollfs Janet Lee Kelley Peter Rolsma Linda Kristenson Ralph Stump Robbin Kuzel Barbara Vient Carolann Mahony Margaret Vogt Michael E. Masse John Wade Kenneth D. May Rosalind Weisslitz David Maynard Susan Maynard John Mazzetta Vanessa Young FRESHMEN Scott Ackerman Jeanne Anderson June Anderson Annette Angers Deborah Ash Lesley Atwood Debra Baker Paula Baker Kathleen Bakewell Steven Balletto Kevin Bannon Jennifer Barbour William Barclay Polly Barr Richard Bedrosian Earl Bell Michael Bemis Julia Bergstrom Jonathan Bernays Jonathan Best Patrice Bickford Blake Bisson Bruce Blackwood Gladys Blauvelt Neil Bleau Beverly Bleisch Peter Bogdonoff Nadine Bolen Joseph Bond Carla Borsare Amanda Bouchard Jeffery A. Bowman Linda Bradbury Debra Bradstreet Linda Bronsdon Robert J. Buechel Deborah Bullens Kenyon K. Burley Donna Busch Michael Bushee Pamela Butler Bruce Campbell William Cargill Linda Carlson Nancy Carlson Edward Carroll Alexander Carter Joseph Carver eMk Claire Cayot Christoper Cerino Audrey Cesareo Debra Chase Karen Cheatham Walter Christiansen Gary J. 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Hare Susan Harlow Clarence Harper Donald Harris Anne Hawkins Susan Heeremans Alicia Heine Scott Henderson Charles Hildebrand Janet Hollow It rJk 99 Charles Howard Nathaniel Howe Gretchen Huffsmith James Hume Scott Hunt John Hussey Daniel Hutchins Lauren Hyde Christopher Ingalls Daron Jacobs D. Vaughn Jackman Cheryl Johnson h David Johnson Wallace Johnson Laura Johnston Christopher Jones Margaret Jones Paul Jones Stephen Jones Kathryn Kelley Pamela Kelley Linda Kenny James Kimball Rebecca Kimball John Kinsvater Barbara Kirkham Susan Klar Charles Kn isely Lee Ann Kupreance Thomas Laird Mark Lambert Lawrence Learned Kenneth Lebel Bernard LeBlanc Kenneth LeBrun Karl Lehmann Mark Leonard Lucia Lombardi Richard Copithorne Stefanie Lorant Sandra Lyth Gary MacLeod Wayne Mazzetta Karyn McAdoo Sean McArdle Steven McGinnity Stephen McLaughlin Michael McTigue m Diane Mandragouras Brian Marshall Jeffrey Martin Peter Martin Cynthia Mason Scott Mastelier Karen Lynn Merman Barbara Michaelsen Nancy J. Miller Andrew Minich Brenda Moore Richard R. Moran David Morrell Edward Mueskes, Jr. Charles Muller Robert Murphy Janet Nangle Carl Nelson Richard Nelson Susan Newhall Stephen Nickerson Frederick Nipert Nancy Norton Erin O ' Brien Michael O ' Brien Sharon O ' Brien Virginia O ' Brien Sara Odell George Ogden Jeff Orcutt Nicholas H. Parker Leslie Paterson Diane Parkin Cynthia Peart Jayne Penney Janet Peterson 101 Jo Ann Pierpont Andrea Pinkham Lucy Poel Deborah Pratt Laura Prescott Christine Preytis Robert Pszenny Peter Rakip William Reeve Kathleen Regii Lise Reiland Constance Reisdorf Rene Reyes Mark Robertson Michael Rogers Richard Roland Judith Rollins Mark Rolsma Alfred Rose Kathryn Roy Rebecca Rupp Jeffrey Russell Patricia Ryan Diane Sabino Mary Sue Salmon Donna Saulnier Dana Sawyer Ann Schcurer Karen Schulte Donna Scuzzarella Joshua Shaktman Alan Shaw Cynthia Lee Shaw Douglas Shepard John Singleton Dorothy Skinner Joyce Small Michael Small Jeanine Smith Ronald Smith Shelley Smith Stacy Smith 102 Saraa Spanos Paula Ann Spear Ellen Spencer Diane Sperandio Nancy Steele Chris Stephens Renee Stephens Kathleen Stevens Melissa Stewart Michele Stewart Daniel Stickney Kemp Stickney Pamela Stone L. Brian Stoner Mark Strobel Jeffrey Stromberg Kathy Sullivan Sherrie E. Summers Robert Sweet, Jr. Debora Tagg Debra Taylor Mark Thompson Todd Thompson Kenneth Thrasher Cynthia Tibbetts Scott Tompkins Julie Tumber Jean Van Nest Cheryl Veinot Tawny Ventre Cheryl Veronda Mary Elizabeth Vitale Richard Viviani Lawrence Watson Philip Watson Candy Way Christian Way Jayne Weatherby Holly Webster Lisa Wennerberg Wendy Weyland Christine Whelan •m Richard White Christine Williams Julie Williams Samuel Winslow Kristin Wirth Thomas Wong Daniel Wright Amy Wyman Richard Wy ner Richard Yonis Lisa Young Peter Zelinski Norbert Abraham Thomas Anderson Kyle Asmussen Kristin Asmusson Roger Bean John Beane Hans Blumberg Edward Bond, Jr. Susan L. Brandes Claudia Cashman Edson Cashman Barbara Kenney James Peacock Michael Cataldo Laurie Kenney Kenneth Pedicini Richard Copithorne Joseph Kenvin Linda Publicover Kenneth Courtney Carol Kling Patricia Rice Carol DeWinter Frank N. Lane Peter Rogal Kevin Fieldsa Nicholas Leighton Martha Sennott Patrick Flaherty Ronald LeMay Melanie Shepard Deane Folsom Jayne Libby Stephen J. Shepard Bradley Frasca Stephanie Luz Kim Shuman Allison Gould Steven Mahoney Nancy Simms John Gourley Sidney Mannheim William Thomas James Griffin Lynn Martens John Tragert Holly Harris Lynne McAlister Glenn Walker James Hartford Karen McConough Michael Walsh Rebecca Heeremans Robert McLendon Glenn Wellser Wilbur Hooven Douglas Nelson Sara Welsh Paul Josephson Lon Newcomb Robert Wheadon Robert Woodbury 104 — — - C V ' ■ .-’. ■ ' i . - ., - V.vY ■ ' V’.s,- V- MS Mil •Asm ipiiii . ' «.• - • • ■ •! ' . . yC pi , ' • ' ■=� ? % ' } ? •a J s jsafe .syS . - ® m lip g f f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: C. Stephens (pres.), C. Richman (sec.), D. Bean (treas.), K. Watson (v.p. ); ROW II: J.. For- ney, J. Curtis, J. Wladkowski. D. Small, K. Relick; ROW III: D. Crocker, J. Woodbridge, D. Sawyer. L. Hermans. Members Inducted Later N. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. D’Agostino, L. Folsom, S. Fraser, J. Giolito, S. Harrington, K. Hebb, S. Hou- ser, J. Jaran, A. Kohlhofer, E. Lammi, J. MacGregor, M. Magnusson, T. Mailey, L. Malcolm, S. Moulton, A. Thuermer, S. Welsh. THESPIAN SOCIETY ROW I: D. Woodward (his. sec.), S. Fraser (v.p.), D. Bean (pres.), J. Waitt (sec.), K. Relick; ROW II: B. Cox, C. Benson. S. Melzar, J. Giolito, J. Wehling, M. Muldoon, C. Richman, K. Duffy; MISSING: C. Cushing, K. Ellis, W. Kristenson, S. Littlefield, W. McManus, W. Wannamaker. DECA CLUB ROW I: R. Britner (v.p.), D. LeBlanc, J. Russell, J. Lomelis; ROW II: T. McKeon, K. Ballard, B. Earl, L. Fuller, N. Van Sickler, C. Pappas, L. Conway; MISSING: K. Rando (pres.), C. Murzik (sec.), P. Belisle (treas.). ft. STUDENT EXCHANGE ROW I: K. Stephens, L. Bronsdon, J. Elhers, A. Gar- rett, P. Goddard, E. Watson, E. Heine; ROW II: S. Littlefield (sec.), S. Melzar (pres.), J. Wehling (v.p. ), B. Cox (treas.); ROW III: A. Kramer, N. Hossfeld, S. Caulfield, J. Arbland, K. Merman, B. Mc- Manus, J. Scannell, D. Bean, L. Atwood, S. Heinse, C. Hall, S. Fraser; ROW IV : K. Larson, C. Roy, D. Muller, K. Elliott, A. Shaw, M. Vasconcellos, T. An- steensen, B. Wannamaker, K. Halloran; MISSING: C. Pearce. SPEECH CLUB ROW I: K. Duffy, K. Watson, C. Richman, Mrs. Steppe (adv.); ROW II: K. Halloran, L. Doggett, G. Viviani (treas.), D. Small (pres.), D. Claussen (sec.), B. Thompson; ROW III: J. Nelson, K. Reil- and, B. Cox, S. Salmon, K. Relick, L. Cargill, C. Fuller; ROW IV: S. Fraser, M. Muldoon, J. Wehling, J. Chartier, D. Goodale, H. Kenny, S. Hartford, M. Palmer, J. Small, J. Scutiere; ROW V : S. Bakewell, J. Stewart, P. Cayot, J. Hooven, L. Watson, D. Ferris, L. Cook, P. Wheeler, S. Keddy, S. Stoner, M. Hossfeld, S. Bogart; MISSING: P. Ackermann, V. Anderson, J. Forney, M. Hall, C. Heeremanns, L. Hermans, J. Malone, A. Mansfield, W. McManus, D. Robertson. J. Ross, K. Russell, C. Sawyer, S. Thurston, S. Welsh (v.p.), P. White, B Spearin, P. Spear, G. O ' Brien. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: B. Thompson, C. Fuller (treas.), M. Ne ' son (pres.), A. Kohlhofer (cor. sec.), J. Stewart; ROW II: B. Gingrande, L. Bronsdon, C. Richman, S. Sal- mon, C. Sullivan, H. Kenny, C. Bryant, S. Moore; ROW III: C. Tumber, J. Nelson, T. Sullivan, K. Stickney, J. Canning, E. Smith; MISSING: I. Sim- mons (sec.), G. Anderson (v.p.), S. Smith, C. Mar- tin, S. Peterson, J. Scutiere, A. Behrens, C. Richman. SPANISH CLUB ROW I: N. Spanos (v.p. ), R. Leathe (pres.), P. An- derson (treas. ), K. Roy (sec.); ROW II: M. Vascon- cellos, K. Merman, K. Stevens, L. Rossi, L. Atwood; ROW III: K. Reiland, J. Chartier, D. Muller, D. Pat- kin, L. Bronsdon, S. Caulfield, A. Gould, J. Musscarito. a ■� : ' A4 v ■ ' SOr w| fif S t ’ K h§ ) J I ! i w I J Vf GERMAN CLUB ROW I: P. Gillman, M. Lambert, M. McTigue, D. Bergsten, R. Coppithorne; ROW II: ). Kelley, A. Hawkins, M. Muldoon (pres.), J. Hopping (treas.), L. Fitch (v.p.); ROW III: L. Baier, K. Bakewell, B. Gingrande, P. Spear, P. Schank, C. Hall, C. Reisdorf, E. Watson; MISSING: K. Hagen (sec.). FRENCH CLUB ROW I: P. Singleton, S. Miceli (treas.), J. Wood- bridge (v.p.), D. Muzichuk (pres.), K. Jeffery (sec.), M. Jennings; ROW II: J. Cushman, Mrs. Disenhof (adv.), P. Hampton, J. Wladkowski, P. Penta, L. Sul- livan. B. Watson, T. Scutiere, A Doggett; MISSING: W. Gaudet, B. Anderson, B. Bean, B. Claussen, T. Malone, D. Bullens, C. Veronda, J. Weatherby, S. Welsh, K. Mulcahey, M. Gaunt. 110 BIOLOGY CLUB ROW I: P. Cushing, K. Watson (sec.), A. Garrett (v.p. ), G. Fay (pres.), C. Coffin; ROW II: L. Her- mans, C. Richman, L. Wood, J. Scanned, T. Hyde, J. D ' Agostino; MISSING: J. MacGregor, S. Moore, C. Shepard, P. Cassidy, L. Dixon, S. Harrington, S. Welsh, J. Jones, R. Rupp. FUTURE NURSES ROW I: S. Harrington (pres.), Mrs. Nault (adv.), T. Knobloch (v.p.); ROW II: V. Miller (sec.), J. D’Agostino, C. Tumbler, K. Christian ( treas. ) . FUTURE TEACHERS ROW I: H. Ladd (pres.), R. Fulginiti (adv.), J. Waitt (sec); ROW II: G. Sanders, S. Cau. ' field, K. Merman, D. Small, D. Bean, T. Hyde; MISSING: K. Mulcahy (v. pres.), T. Santagate (treas.), A. Thuer- mer. Ill PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW I: P. Spears, G. Serino, S. Miceli (sec.-treas.), J. Cushman, J. Fasano; ROW II: J. Curtis (t. adv.), T. Ryer (v.p.), D. Woodward (pres.), N. Anderson (s. eng.); MISSING: P. Mansfield, M. Warren. AUDIO VISUAL ROW I: T. Brownell, G. Serino, S. Brownell; ROW II: Mr. Jones (adv.), D. Middleton, M. Renaud, D. Buechel, R. Sturtevant. DATA PROCESSING ROW I: J. Cushman, C. Kucson, D. Gould, M. Mar- tin, P. Bogdonoff, D. DiTomaso, K. Ballard, Mr. Broughton (adv.); MISSING: N. Skinner, M. Lam- bert. B MAKE-UP COMMITTEE ROW I: T. Knobloch (pres.); ROW II. E. Mat- thews, P. Walters; ROW III: D. Muzichuk, R. Spears, S. Miceli. I COSTUME COMMITTEE ROW I: S. Melzar; ROW II: C. Benson, J. Shepard, S. Littlefield; ROW III: Miss Pugrabi (adv. ), J. Wehling, J. Giolito; MISSING: J. Hunt, P. Spear, G. Flagg. STAGE DESIGN ROW I: Mrs. Ritchie (adv.), A. Hawkins, B. Palmer; ROW II: D. Moore, J. Scanned, B. Bean, K. Talberth, S. Barr, M. Vasconcellos, B. Bane; MISSING: G. Hunt, J. Ezzard, J. Burkehart, A. Perley, K. Knisely, K. Porter, P. Zelinski, K. Ellis. LEADERS CLUB ROW I: J. O’Brien, C. Richman, S. Helve; ROW II: J. Weyland, L. Hermans (pres.), S. Thurston (treas.), L . J. D’Agostino (v.p.), R. Leathe (sec.), S. Bogart; ROW III: E. Sneeden, D. Ferris, T. Iovanella, J. Wright, K. Watson, A. Behrens; ROW IV: J. Small, J. Libby, K. Russell, P. Ackerman, C. Martin, B. Haw- kins; MISSING: V. Anderson, J. Fowler, S. Harring- ton, N. Rollins. PEP SQUAD ROW I: ]. Barbour, J. Bergstrom, S. O ' Brien, J. Small, N. Gage; ROW II: D. Falkowski, W. Ford, S. Spanos (treas.), J. DiBenedetto, D. Scuzzarella; ROW III: B. Vitale, A. Cesareo, J. Peterson, H. Harris, B. Bleisch, B. Kirkham, A. Heine, P. Baker; ROW IV: K. Ryan, S. Caulfield, L. Bronsdon, D. Pinkham, G. HofTsmith, S. Luz, S. Paterson, D. Bullens, C. Ve- ronda, N. Steele, C. DiGiacomo, A. Perley; ROW V : P. Penta, A. Sullivan, T. Scutiere, M. Eala, D. Leathe, M. Jennings, K. Wirth; MISSING: N. Spanos (pres.). £2 BUSINESS CLUB ROW I: M. Colombe (treas.), K. Belisle (sec.), S. Trupasso (v.p.), J. Pellicelli (pres.); ROW II: H. Evans, D. Muzichuk, P. Walters, E. Mathews, D. Gage, L. Colombe, D. Kinsvater; ROW III: B. Carr, C. Hebb, N. McLeod, D. Halfrey, S. Wolibus, S. Gendron, P. Johnson; MISSING: C. Earle, E. Marvel, S. Ogdon, G. Larson, S. Blaus, L. Bradstreet, M. Stewart, S. Knight. PERIPATETIC CLUB ROW I: D. Luz (sec.), D. Bandamere (v.p.), N. Cavalieri (treas. ); ROW II: D. Bandamere, J. Tib- bitts, T. O’Meara, S. Maynard, M. Conroy, L. Abra- ham; ROW III: R. Gendron, Mr. Green (adv.), J. Bowers; MISSING: K. McCarthy (pres.). MATH TEAM ROW I: P. Mansfield, R. Rose, D. Cushing, A. Mans- field; ROW II: D. Crocker (sec.), J. Forney (pres.), J. Wladkowski (v.p.), C. Stephens (treas.); ROW III: Mr. Paarlberg (adv.), J. Scanned, K. Sedler, C. Benson, A. Gould, L. Atwood. INTERACT ROW I: T. Sullivan (treas.), S. Salmon (pres.), J. D ' Agostino (sec.); ROW II: K. Merman, S. Caul- field, D. Muller, A. Cramer, T. Scutiere; ROW III: K. Watson, A. Behrens, S. Martin, B. Watson; MISS- ING: G. Evans, S. Peterson, G. Anderson, J. Peter- son, L. Bronsdon, B. Tuttle, J. Stewart (v.p.). ANNOUNCERS CLUB ROW I: D. Small, K. Relick; ROW II: S.. Fraser, J. Pellicelli, J. Chartier, C. Scantlebury, K. Rando. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT ROW I: B. Fiske (v.p.), W. Ford (v.p. ), P. Wal- ters (treas.), D. Falkowski (sec.); ROW II: P. Hampton, A. Shaw, K. Barclay, B. Stoner, D. Hal- loran, N. McCleod; MISSING: M. Gaunt, P. Jo- sephson, S. Gieryn ( pres. ) . STAGE BAND ROW I: G. Meyers, G. Hunt, C. Eichorn, C. Nelson; ROW II: S. Kenyon, S. Phillips, J. Relick, D. Wood- ward; ROW III: L. Bears, M. Farley, G. Mairo, R. Bates, A. Tragart; MISSING: A. Kaizer, W. Wea- therby. BAND Mr. Wayne Killian is the dedicated conductor of this high-stepping marching band. Bi ll Harris, the drum major, keeps the group on the right beat. SINGERS Miss Jean Jarvie is the inspiring director of the com- bination grades 9 through 12 singing group. Kim Relick, student director, aids her in shaping singers into a melodious marvel. CHORALE ROW I: J. Wehling, D. Small, C. Cushing, W. Wan- namaker, D. Bean, J. Relick, S. Littlefield, K. Porter; ROW II: S. Fraser, E. Watson, K. Relick, P. Silvius, J. Ezzard, B. McManus, B. Claussen, B. Cox, J. Mit- chell; ROW III: D. DesMaisons, P. Hornsey, T. An- steensen, D. Woodward, C. Goodale, J. Burkhardt, J. Pierpont. FACULTY SECRETARIES MASKIERS OFFICE AIDES ROW I: J. Gendron; ROW II: S. Trupasso, B. Tagg. ROW I: C. Brandes (pres.), R. Price (v.p.); ROW II: M. Burns, J. Cushman, J. Pier- pont; MISSING: N. Martin (sec.), K. Reil- and (treas.), and a host of thousands. ROW I: B. Carr, J. Gendron, J. Pellicelli; ROW II: C. Hebb, L. Poel, P. Walters; MISSING: A. Farrell, L. Bradstreet, L. Dole, M. J. Bickford. STAGE CREW D. Bean (stage manager), W. Wood, A. Garrett, D. Middle ton, R. Reymond, J. Waitt, T. Brownell, W. Barrell, D. Hay- den, S. Brownell, G. Serino, J. Hussey, T. Ryer, J. Cushman,) A. Hawkins, D. Ladd, K. Por- ter, M. Vascancellos, W. Whee- ler, A. Theurmer, D. Beuchel, P. Wheeler, J. Wladkowski. Who? This paper is mine! I’ve already read all the magazines. Faster than a speeding bullet . . . I’ve walked a million miles . . Papa and his gang 119 J omiet is geared- to practical use in daily living. The department teaches a philoso- phy of occupations including graphic arts, maintenance mechanics, and auto me- chanics. Early Childhood Education, a new program in- troduced last year, involves ten periods a week on the part of the girls — half of them in class- room and the other half with the real thing. The children enjoy projects created by the girls such as ice cream making, outings, and gerbils. The course provides the students with a solid understanding of children. ■nmi What’s for ’omework? MMr ■ ■ ' mmmmmrnmmimmmmKm POWDER PUFF The Floozies of the Senior Class and the Bosom Brigade of the Junior Class met November 23 on a snow covered field to do battle in the annual Powder Puff Football game. As usual, the Seniors prevailed. ROW I: S. Picket, J. Ludwig, J. Burke, P. Garten, C. Eddy, C. Bond, J. Relick, S. Engle- hardt, C. Sliney. ROW II: B. Houser, B. Rotsko, D. Sawyer, S. Ludwig (co-capt), T. Mailey, R. Blaisdell, W. Bowes, J. Mayne (co-capt), J. Andrew, S. Bernard, R Hume. ROW III : P. O ' Brien, S. Eddy, R. Wildes, T. Mayo, D. Dwinell, M. Bond, A. Moser, M. Onufry, A. Price. ROW IV : F. Harring- ton, R Hughes, K. Blair, R. Rendle, B Taft, I. Bernard, D. Bernard, R. Worthen. Boston Herald Traveler Photo VARSITY FOOTBALL The Masconomet Football Team finished the sea- son with a 4-5 record, but showed improvement over the year before. Masconomet used many juniors in the new two platoon system engineered by head coach Roberts. As expected, the inexperience showed, but with only 9 seniors graduating, we look for next year’s team to be one of the best. The J.V. Team practicing with the Varsity squad, ended with a record of 4-3 this year. Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo I f. i FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman Football Team ended the season with a record of seven wins and three losses, which was better than the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. They displayed great en- thusiasm during the whole season and here’s hoping they will continue in the same manner on Varsity and Junior Varsity next year. Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo ROW 1: M. Leonard, J. Stromberg, B. Reeve, D, Johnson, S. Hall, D. Wright, S. Thompson, P. Rakip, C. Way, C. Jones, J. Bond. ROW II: R. White, J. Kenvin, D. Sawyer, R. Moran, R. Buechel, S. McCloud, S. Hunt, R. Pzsenny, G. Church, B. Thomas, M. Rogers, A. Minich, E. Mueskes, P. Flaherty, D. Nelson, J. Orcutt, S. Thrasher, B Falk, K. Doughty, D. Johnson, J. Hume, R. Bedrosian, T. Hooven, S. Balletto, J. Tragert, R. Murphy, B. McCIinton, S. McGinnity, T. Hare, J. Shaktman, P. Zelinksi (mgr), Mr. Plumley (coach), D. Zelenski (asst, coach). VARSITY— ROW I: S. Welch, S. Helve, P. Lindh, J. O ' Brien, D. Collins, N, Anderson; ROW II: T. Hyde (mgr.), K. Watson, E. Sneeden, J. Wright, J. Nelson, Miss Finnigan (coach); MISSING: G. Anderson, N. Rollins, L. Harrison. JUNIOR VARSITY— ROW I: C. Martin, K. Bryant, K. Mulcahy, S. Moore, P. Bickford, J. Wehland; ROW II: N. Simms, C. Reisdorf, G. Flagg, T. Scu- tiere, A. O ' Brien, B. Watson, J. Libby, Miss Finni- gan (coach); MISSING: J. Blauser, J. D ' Agostino. VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY AND THIRD TEAM FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Field Hockey had a superb year win- ning 8 and losing just 3 games. The Junior Varsity team also had a good year with a 6-1-5 record. Coach Finnegan is very hopeful that next year will be equally as fine. THIRD TEAM— ROW I: S. Burns, J. Urghart, M. Jones, B. Spencer, D. Ralphs, C. Preytis, K. Bogart, K. Stevens, L. Kenny; ROW II : C. Fuller, K. Bake- well, L. Hyde, S. Smith, S. Bogart, K. Regii, M. Far- rin, S. Fay, J. Rollins, L. DeNault, J. Pratt, P. Mona- ham, L. Bronsdon, C. Whelan, M. Stewart; MISS- ING: Mrs. Bonney (coach). VARSITY— ROW I: P. Cole, J. Ackerman, J. Mazzetta, D. Church, S. Harding, D. Taylor, S. Small, M. Crowe, D. Kelley, C. Pearce; ROW II: R. Blaisdell, P. Kenney, B. Ro- berge, E. Helve, R. Rose, D. Roy, M. Panella, P. Goddard, G. Fay, R. Brett, M. Keohane, Mr. Morse (coach); ROW III: S. Gendron, G. Clark, M. McMenimen, J. Carpenter, T. Monahan, R. Driscoll, D. Mc- Clellan. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VA RSITY SOCCER The soccer team in its second year had a super season under Coach Morse with a record of 13-2. Beaten only by Rockport, they went to the State Playoffs only to lose in a double overtime to Winchester in an exciting game. Dave Taylor was named the league ' s most valu- able player and both he and Doug McClellan played in the All-Star Game. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW I: D. Bennett, D. Faulkner, P. Minich, G. Viviani, C. Scantlebury, R. Wyner, W. Eckle, T. O ' Brien, P. Bogdanoff; ROW II: D. Kenyon,, C. Ingalls, R. Race, G. McClellan, B. Roberge, S. Miller, P. Sansone, S. McLaughlan, B Hancock, E. J. Mead, Mr. Emmons (coach). !L VARSITY — ROW I: B. Hen- nigar (co-capt); ROW II: S. Moser, D. Bergston, K. Knob- loch, P. Wiswell, G. Rolsma, J. Malone, Mr. Gregorchik; ROW III: J. Thrasher, W. Flagg, P. Simms, R. Balentine (co-capt), J. Burkhart, R. Blanton. JUNIOR VARSITY— ROW I: T. Cole, C. Harper, J. Ross, J. Kimball, M. Moran; ROW II: D. Sanders, M. Burns, S. Kenyon, R. Smith, J. Fasano, F. Joy, M. Walker, G. Rolsma, P. Scheurer. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS- COUNTRY This year found Masconomet’s Varsity Cross- Country Team winning 11 meets with no losses to make them Cape Ann League Champions for the twelfth year. They also placed second in the Cape Ann Open and sixth in the States. The Junior Varsity, with a record of 5-4, placed third in the Northern Area Meet and first in the Cape Ann Open. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS— ROW I: S. Crowe (capt); ROW II: S. Martin, L. Rhodes; ROW III: M. Hamel, C. Tumber; ROW IV: C. Fuller, I. Anderson; MISSING: N. Hennigar. SPIRIT MAKERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS— ROW I L. DiVenuti (co- capt. ), D. Reagan; ROW II: H. Kenny, J. Libby (Chief Masconomet), D. Claussen; ROW III: M. Behrens, J. Hooven, J. Small; ROW IV: R. Leathe, A. Behrens (capt). MAJORETTES— ROW I: C. Hughes, L. Ericson (co-capt), R. Wennerberg (co-capt.), C. Blanton; ROW II: C. Keddy, D. Goodale, J. Kelly. 132 WRESTLING The wrestling team’s season was not as good as was hoped for this year with a record of 1-11. The record does not show how close several of the meets were. Both the first-year coach and the boys are looking forward to next year and the chance to beat their chief rivals. ROW I : E .Mazzetta, P. Scheurer, P. Wiswell, D. Roy, G. Driscoll, J. Hume; ROW II: B Abraham, S. Eddy, C. Sliney, M. Hossfeld, D. Faulkner, F. Joy, R. Best, K. Rando, Mr. Clemens (coach); MISSING: R. Moran. SKI TEAM BOYS ' : T. Blackburn, B. Bowes, M. Burns, C. Cheny, G. Clark, S. Dosh, G. Houser, B. Hume, N. Howe, S. Malcolm, R. Pierpont, M. Reidy, B. Sasso, A. Smith, G. Walker, K. Blair, R. Price, D. Sanders, J. Andrew. In its first season as an officially recognized var- sity sport, the ski team was only slightly hampered by lack of snow. The records of 4-1 for the girls, and 5-0 for the boys, proves that we’ll be hearing from and seeing lots more of our newly acquired team. According to Coach Stepp, It should con- tinue to lead in the Merrimac Valley Ski League as it has in the past years.” GIRLS’: G. Anderson, C. Brandes, S. Burns, J. Colter, J. Dearborn, A. Hazelwood, T. Hyde, S. Leavitt, N. Martin, C. Nutter, A. O’Brien, T. Pierpont, K. Reiland. S. Salmon, T. Scutiere, B. McLellan. SKI TEAM ROW I: P. Simms (co-capt); ROW II: Mr. Casey (coach), S. Small. D. Singleton, R. Balen- tine, R. Worthen, B. Campbell, M. Wyner, M. McMenimen, R. Butler, N. Van Sickler (mgr); MISSING: B. Rostko (co-capt.), T. Colby (mgr.), W. Murphy (mgr.). VARSITY BASKET BALL This year ' s Varsity Basketball record of 5 wins and 1 3 losses does not show the hard work and determination put out by the team that was handicapped by injuries and inex- perience. Their record also does not show the endless hours of practice which helped them in their games, only to lose by one or two baskets. Co-captain Paul Simms was named the league’s third top scorer and represented Masconomet in the All-Star Game. The J.V. Team had a good season this year under Coach Sauchuk with a record of 9-5 while the Freshman Team, coached by Mr. Hodsdon, had a record of 6 wins and 7 losses. 5L 134 JUNIOR VARSITY— ROW I: B. Hughes, F. Harrington, C Andrews, S. Harding, J. Burke, E. Helve, G. Rolsma, D. Smallidge; ROW II: D. Printup, T. Santagate (mgr.), J. Canning, G. Smith, R. Smith, D. Bernard, R. Worthen, B. Thompson, M. Bond, Mr. Sauchuk (coach), M. Walker, J. Iovanella. JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN BASKET BALL FRESHMEN— ROW I: M. Gib- ney; ROW II: M. Rogers, B. Reeve, K. Label, B. Falk, B. Mur- phy, R Wyner, R. Bedrosian, W. Johnson, B. Pzenny, M Thomp- son; ROW III: Mr. Hodsdon (coach), M. Rolsma, B. Buechel, S. Ackerman, M. Walsh, D. Saw- yer, R. Bean, M. Small (mgr.); ROW IV : J. Shackman, K. Mc- Lellan, J. Singleton, P. Flaherty; MISSING: S. Hunt. 135 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKET BALL The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team had a 5-6 record this year. Although sophomore Cindy Mar- tin was the outstanding player, all of the girls demonstrated enthusiasm and put forth a fine effort throughout the season. The J.V. Team had a good season under their first year coach Mr. Craig. 136 JUNIOR VARSITY — ROW 1: K. Bogart, K. Mulcahy (co-capt. ), S. Moore (co-capt. ), B. Spencer; ROW II: K. Bakewell, L. Bronsdon, G. Hoffsmith, Mr. Craig (coach), B. McCulIen, B. Watson, N. Simms, B. Stone. GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS — ROW I : S. Helve E Phalen C Way, M. Salmon, J. Woodbridge ( capt. ) , D . Ralphs, J. Blauser A Hazelwood, R. Stevens; ROW II: Miss Curtis (coach), K. Jennings, C. Dotson, ferns ' Spanos, B. Hawkins, J. Hooven, M. Behrens, M. Huckins, S. Bogart, P. Ake, S. Harrington (mgr). GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ GYMNASTICS This year ' s scores of 3-8 for the boys and 0-8 for the girls does not show the teams they faced or the great individual efforts put out by the gymnasts and their coaches. Both teams were hampered by the installation of the long awaited field house floor. BOYS’ GYMNASTICS — ROW I: P. Cole, J. Ross, M. McTigue; ROW II: G. White, G. Fay, J. Mac- Gregor, M. Leonard, A. Hamilton, J. Burkhart, D. Woodward, M. Moran, Mr. Trask (coach), K. Nangle; ROW III: D. Gihney (co-capt. ), M. Farley (co- capt.); MISSING: E. Lammi, C. Kuczun, S. Malcolm, R. Blanton, C. Way, K. Glenn, D. Nelson. T VARSITY — ROW I: B. Hennigar (co-capt. ), B. Cole, B. Sennott, R. Wildes, T. Mailey (co-capt.), H. Roberge; ROW II P. Minich, M. Panella, D. Taylor, B. Taft, J. Scutiere, S. Englehart; ROW III: J. Balletto, S. McGinnity, M. Crowe, B. Roberge, J. Carpenter; MISSING: C. Bryant. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY— ROW I: D Wright, S. Jones, I S Mahoney, J. Kimball, S. Hall, S. Balletto, B. Thomas, L. Watson; ROW II: T. Hooven, J. Bond, J. Wright, B. Roberge, S. McGinnity, J. Russell, G. Church, S. Crowe, K. Doudy, J. Bernard, T. O’Brien, M. Creamer, K. Eliott, C. Tyson, A. Minich, C. Nelson, P. Kastrinelis, Coach Magnon. L. Fraser, L. Hermans, R. Leathe, K. Watson, J. Small, M. Huckins, L. DiVenuti, Miss Finnigan (coach); MISSING: S. Thurston. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ TENNIS The Girls’ Tennis Team had a great year with a record of 10-2. It also won the Cape Ann League Championship. This season should be another good one, since only one teammate graduated. Masconomet’s Boys’ Tennis Team also had a good season with a record of 13-3. They made it into the semi-finals of the State Tournament only to be de- feated by Chelmsford. Unfortunately, most of last year’s team graduated, leaving a difficult goal for this year’s team. ROW I: J. Hill, S. Phillips, S. Dosh, C. Bryant, G. Cox; ROW II: S. Hermans, R. Moore, T. Mailey, C. Betts, M. Abbott, J. Hutchins, Coach Jervah. TRACK Masco’s Track Team has always been fantastic and this year was no exception. By winning 8 meets and losing 1, the team captured the Cape Ann League Meet Championship again. With ten strong seniors coming along next year and top notch underclassmen, there seems hardly a threat to their title. ROW I: E. Helve, B. Bates, J. Relick, J. Ludwig, D. Roy, D. Bergsten, B. Wood, F. Sansone, R. Smith. ROW II: J. Bernard, J. Ackerman, E. Lammi, G. Rolsma, C. Sliney, T. Healy, J. Small, B. Sgroi, B. Rendle, G. White: ROW III: M. Walker, F. Harrington, B. Hennigar, D. Sawyer, B. Flagg, B. Hume, S. Ludwig, L. Balentine (capt.), S. Houser, M. Pavesi, G. Hornykiewytsch, K. Blair; ROW IV : D. Bernard, G. Fay, G. Clark, T. Napp, J. Mayne, S. Bernard, D. Balentine, A. Moser, J. Tarleton, Coach Plumley; MISSING: R. Burley, S. Holt (capt), G. Bleisch, J. Walker, R. Banton. 139 VARSITY— ROW I: G. McClellan, S. Small, M. Panella, C. Sawyer, A. Rotsko (capt.), R- Butler, D. Church, B. Murphy (mgr.); ROW II: B. Rotsko, D. Goff, B. Ray, J. Thomas, C. Ackerman, P. Simms, D. Aulson, Mr. Roberts (coach). VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Team put in a great sea- son with 13 big wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie due to darkness. Not only were they the Cape Ann League Champions, but also went all the way to the semi-finals of the State Tournament before losing to Amesbury. The coming year should prove to be equally exciting. Although the Junior Varsity Baseball squad won 4 and lost 8 games this year, Coach Sauchuk is very optimistic that next year his team will improve, seeing as the freshman players came off with a 7-3 winning season. JUNIOR VARSITY ' — ROW I E. VanSickler, M. Hosfeld,, B. Tafc, M. Bond, M. Honsworth; ROW II: P. Scholte, G. Bedrosian, D. Works, M. Reidy, J. Scotiere, E. Smith, S. Gendron, Mr. Sauchuk (coach) . FRESHMAN — ROW I: C. Andrews, R. Race, P. Jdlson, C. Bond, T. Fain, M. Scollard, S. Harding, C. Hogan, D. Sedler, M. Creamer; ROW II: Mr. Uhrich (coach), D. Warren, E. Smith, J. KastrineHs, D Worthen, A Price, S. Pickett, M. Onufry, P. O ' Brien, D. Dwinnell, B. Roberge. 140 Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo Tri-Town Photo 141 VARSITY— ROW I: J. Blauser, E. Sneeden, N. Anderson, S. Onufry, J. O ' Brien; ROW II: C. Hughes (mgr.), J. Libby, R. Baier, C. Martin, L. Frizzell, Mrs. Driscoll (coach); MISSING: P. Ackerman, L. Harrington. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Both our Varsity and J.V. Softball Teams had winning seasons for this year. The Varsity squad won the Cape Ann League Championship with a record of 10-2. The J.V. Team won 4 games and lost 3. JUNIOR V ARSITY — ROW I: C. Tumbler, M. Jennings, T. Scutiere, J. Weyland, K. Bogart, K. Mulcahy, D. Ere- mian; ROW II: Mrs. Driscoll (coach), L. Harrison, L. Wright, M. Hall, B. McLellan, M. Lombardi, J. Ezzard, S. Barr, R. Weisslitz, K. Hagen; MISSING: L. Denault. Tri-Town Photo GOLF Building a team from scratch is a hard job, but Coach Dodge has accepted the challenge. This year’s Golf Team had 4 wins and 8 losses and with a year’s experi- ence, they intend to do much better. According to Coach Dodge, We are try- ing to build a golf tradition at Masconomet and, as our team gains experience, we’re sure this will happen.” ROW I: R Blaisdell, P Scheurer, A. Poretsky, R. Kimball, P. Garten, D. Printup, B. Clay; ROW II: Mr. Dodge (coach), J. Miller, P. Gaven, R. Thompson, S. Rossi, M. Crowe. POLICY WELL and PUMP Sales - Service and Installations Tel. 887-5888 Boxford, Mass. For Any Book You Need THE BOOK MARK 85 Merrimack St. Haverhill, Mass. Tel. 373-0212 Congratulations to the Seniors Tim Williams STEVENS STUDIOS GIBLEE ' S Beverly Danvers Salem Compliments of VENTRON CORPORATION Beverly, Mass. 1 DAVY CHEVROLET, INC. Route 1 14 Danvers, Mass. THE JACK HACKETT ' S LAKESIDE at Topsfield LE FAVOUR ' S SPORT SHOP 107 Merrimack St. Haverhill, Mass. 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