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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1973 volume:

r un in i 1 3 J What a friend we have in time Gives us children, makes us wise Tells us what to take Or leave behind And the gift of growing old are the stories to be told And the feelings more precious than gold. m Friends the years have gone so fast All our stories now are past Memories . . . forever they will last Now we know that we must try to live each day before they die But now it’s time for us to say good-bye. Friends I will remember you Think of you Pray for you And when another day is through I’ll still be friends with you. 3 2126 00143 364 3 MASCONOMET REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLETON TOPSFIELD BOXFORD 2 DEDICATION His guidance throughout the past four years has united us as a class, yet shaped us as individuals. His dedication as Class advisor has caused us to hold the utmost in respect for him, and he for us. But most of all, his character as a person has affected our lives in such a way that it will not be fully appreciated until our Senior year at Masconomet is but a flicker in the past, a faded memory of youth. Married this past November, he, like us, will cherish this year for a lifetime. It is with a deep sense of gratitude that we dedicate the 1973 MITOBO to Mr. Richard R. Meegan. ' ADMINISTRATION Mr. Rodney Dresser Principal Mr. Glenn M. Fay Superintendent Mr. Richard Dussault A dm inistra tion Mr. Bruce Bears Junior High Principal Mr. Charles McClory Mr. Norman Soucy Learning Coordinator Student Activity Coordinator Mr. Richard Jillson Consultant Mr. C. McClory Mr. R. Boiler Department Head “Okay, ah now.” SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss E. Kenosian “J ust make sure you get it in.” Miss L. Laba “Shut up!” Mr. R. Meegan “Okay, sure fine. Mr. D. Wheeler “It’s little black book time?” 7 8 Mr. R. Smith Department Head Mrs. K. Burnett Quiet down folks.’ Miss K. Cavanaugh Patience is a virtue.’ Mr- A. Constantino Examples, details, specifics .” Mrs. J. Gossard “Oh, yeah!’’ -r; Mr ' , A - Hatt 1 hat s a plug for groups. “It’s very impo, (( Mrs. A. Keiter “Put your books on the floor.’’ „„Miss R. Fulginiti °h, that’s beautiful. r r ENGLISH Miss M. Mayer ‘Hey, you toads!’ Mr. M. Rabin ‘I’m not doing any work. i| English in Action Mrs. P. Stepp “Oh, you’d he good in . . Mr. R. Way That’s symbolic.” FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. W. Spencer Miss H. Barry Department Head Mr. A. Martinez “Relax! Mrs. A. McPherson Miss V. Skudra “ What are you, retarded? i— . 1 INDUSTRIAL ART Mr. A. Harootian “You jerk! Mr. G. Horn ‘Where’s 7ny coffee?” Mr. C. Merrill “How ya ' doing?’ Mr. K. Cody Department Head Mr. P. Antczak “Stay loose! Mrs. E. Margolin “Y r ou, you!” Mr. R. Morse ‘‘Good morning, all you happy people!” 12 Mr. J. Sangermano ‘‘This is true whether you chew gum or not. Mr. R. Sauchuk “You said you had that one.” Mr. L. Urich “Good morning . . . Good afternoon . . .” THE ARTS ART BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. N. Soucy Department Head Mr. L. Broughton G.I.G.O.” Mr. R. Lauzon “This is just for practice.” Mrs. L. Lemieux “Quiet down, people!” Miss S. Narsesian Mr. D. Smith “No questions!” 14 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. D. Blanchard Department Head Mr. W. Rose Department Head Mrs. B. Brackett Miss M. Cahill “Did I ever tell you about . . Mr. S. Robinson On a standardized Geometry test ” Mr. B. Stepp “ All right, people. Mr. H. Vrettos “Take your homework out. F TOW-r -toto 1 . 1 .. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. G. Ferazzi Depart ment Head Miss S. Curtis “ What do you want to do?” Miss P. Finnigan “Let’s go girls.” Miss T. Mousseau “Ask for a structured class. Mr. W. Roberts “ Gentlemen , line up!” Mr. G. Plumley “Boys, boys . . .” Mr. R. Jillson Guidance PUPIL SERVICES Mrs. L. Bard SAC Mr. P. Blackhall Counselor Mrs. R. Halloran Counselor Mrs. L. Cowell Counselor Health Mr. T. Green Reading Mr. R. Loader Data Processing Mr. J. Murray Counselor Mr. E. LeBlanc Counselor 18 Mrs. B. Nault Nurse Mr. D. Silvernail Special Education Mrs. M. Gaspary Counselor Mrs. C. Cory Head Librarian Mrs. B. Andruss Librarian Mrs. T. Ray Librarian Mr. G. Harrison Supt. of H uildings) Grounds 19 SECRETARIES Mrs. Gauthier 4 Mrs. Kunkel Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Renaud Mrs. Richnian Mrs. Rider Mrs. Wallen Mrs. Walshe Mrs. Pitt Mrs. Sniallidge Mrs. Oldrieve 20 CUSTODIAL STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF 21 SENIORS Thompson Noyes Lowell Steven Wentworth Steven Bernard Gregory Cox 24 ‘ Life ! We’ve been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; T is hard to part when friends are dear; Barbauld 25 LINDA ABRAHAM “Poker Buddy?” . . . “Where’s Glenna?” . . . “Wez all gonna get crazy now babes.” . . . “What’s the scoop?” . . . “Glenna, let’s leave.” . . . Nate’s . . . “Hey, Flewelling!” MARGARET ANNE ACKERMAN “Peg” “Ack” “Piglet” Got any huzzies? ... “3 more days — Hawaii” . . . Rte. 1 at 6 a.m. . . . the pond . . . “Hey Hamel” . . . Oh , you guys!” . . . Where are they? . . . Soft- ball 4 . . . “Oh Hall!” . Knee ... “I hear an M.G.!” . . . New Year’s Eve. Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1 ; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Frolics; Powder Puff 3, 4; Executive Board 1, 2. RICHARD ALEXANDER “Scott” Blue . . . Maroon 442’s go . . . Bev . . . “What’s hap- pening?” . . . carefree, easy-going . . . Delectible . . . “Where’s Peanut?” “Let’s see it go” . . . Texaco . . . ambition: to own a vette. INGRID ANDERSON “Ing” Iycbwtoyl; Ltoyw! . . . Living at Reiland’s . . . Kim’s having a party! ... Purple . . Marty, you like fish? ... I love ... I feel sick again . . . Mr. Sanger- mano’s pets? . . . Ambition : Love and Laugh. Varsity Hockey Cheer- ing 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics; Gymnastics 1. LAURIE BETH ADAMS A guitar, a song and a poem ... “I get by with a little help from my friends.” . . . Hudson, New York . . . H.II.S S.P.B. Student Council Alter- nate 1; J.V. Tennis Team, 1, 2; J.V. Gymnastics 2; Varsity Tennis 3; Boys Swimming Team 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3. V L E S [ . I E. ANNE AKERS Junior Advisory Council 3; Senior Advisory Coun- cil 4; Spanish Club 2. • A ■ JACK EDWARD ANDREW, JR. “Jacky” “Elf” The big 6 . . . Chop it up . . . Knuckles . . . None duffy’s . . . Wanna duck? . . . Skiing forever . . . Austria . . . Hey guinea . . . Mr. Sangermano’s pets? . . . Ambition: To make it back to the Alps. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2; Track 1; Ski team 3, 4- PAULA J. ANDERSON “What’s up!” . . . the beach . . . Tom . . . Melrose . . . “What’s wrong with Swedes?” . . . let’s do it . . . luck . . . sailing . . . always smiling. Spanish Chib 3 (Treas.), 4; Orientation Committee 3, 4 ; Frolics 4 ; Gymnas- tics 4; Leaders Club 4; Senior Advisory Board 4; MITOBO. 26 TRUDI ANSTEENSEN “Tru” Beethoven, Gershwin . . . “what a hassle!” . . . piano baroque . . . the library . . . “it’s just a pigment of vour imagination” . . . PENNSYLVANIA . . . “nonconversations” . . . skiing! . . . A177 . . . Ala- baster eggs . . . “Nights in White Satin.” Musical Production 1, 2, 3, k; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, U; Business Staff 3; Singers 2, 3, k; Chorale 2, 3, k; Thespians 3, k; MITOBO ; Concert Band 3, k; Frolics; Powder Puff k; Play k; Chieftain Chat- ter (Co-Editor) k • RICHARD BALENTINE “Dick” “King” “I’m in training” ... 30 foot jump shots . . . “Go- ing for the record today, boys” . . . “Whatever the mind can conceive or be- lieve, it can achieve.” . . . member of FNPC . . . Honey sandwiches . . . 880 . . . Ambition: “76” Olym- pics. Cross Country 1,2, 3, k ( Capt.) ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, k (Capt.); Track 1,2, 3, k ( Co-Capt.) ; Varsity Club k (Pres.). ROLAND BAGLEY I blew another engine . . . Blue Pontiac . . . Greasy ishirts ... “I wasn’t doing 65 mph” . . . Ambition: To own a 1973 GTO and get out of school. Football 1. THOMAS BARNES “Tom” Skiing . . . Flying . . . Am bition : Commercial avia tion. LORELEI M. BAIER “Lori” Never mind . . . Munich, April 1972 . . . Oh, shut up! ... I hate you! . . . Auf deutsch, bitte! . . . Ambition: To study lan- guages. German Club 2, 3, k (vice pres.); Student Ex- change 2, 3, k; Orientation Committee 2, 3, k; Frolics; | Spanish Club k Powder Puff. CYNTHIA BARTLETT “Cindi” “Cin” Boston in the spring . . . KEITH . . . cold night on the common . . . moon child . . . Moody Blues . . . Ber- nie’s . . . KEITH . . . Chinese food . . . Ambi- tion: to be a fashion de- signer. SUZANNE M. BAKEWELL “Sue B.” “This is awful, but it’s fun” . . . en Belgique . . . “the cat” . . . Y.B. . . . vanilla wafers . . . Kalei- doscope . . . Sue, do you like this? . . . art room gang . . . voice of experi- ence . . . “good times bad times.” Business Club 1; Make- up 1; Student Exchange 1, 2 (Sec.); Speech Club 3, k; Costumes 1; SEAC 3 (Chairman) ; Kaleidoscope (Co-Editor) ; Powder Puff k; MITOBO; Tennis 3; Interact 2, 3; Debate k; g-. Frolics. ' MARTHA T. BEHRENS “Marty” FOOD!! . . . “Hi Morons” . . . The Pond . . . “Hey J.K.” . . . “Jan, it ' s cherry” . . . reeeow . . . traffic . . . “Ingrid, you like fish?” The wrong knee?! . . . “If you could read my mind love” . . . Drive-in . . . N.U. Gymnastics 3, k; Cheer- leading 2, 3; Executive Board 2 ( v.p.) ; Powder Puff 3, k; Frolics k. DEBRA M. BELAKONIS Steve, my future huzzie . . . “How’s my baby?’’ . . . Chevelle S.S.’s forever . . . they’re all unbeatable . . . Vegas don’t rate . . . Bill and Bob’s . . . Lynn and Nahant Beach ... all sum- mer . . . Ambition: to be a nurse. MARK BELANGER Middleton Square . . . Mark and Cal . . . Frank Zappa . . . bikes . . Emer- son Lake, Palmer, Jeff Beck . . . Hey, what’s hap- pening? . . . V.W. . . . Deep Purple . . . guitar . . . By Soucy. CAROL BENSON “Carolie Bensioni” “Benny” Skimpy scoop . . . les mem- oires de Strasbourg . . . Preppie’s girl . . . “Now seriously” . . . “Eat your heart out, sweets” . . . vanilla wafers . . . “You should have tried out” . . . seagull feathers “Neat.” Student Council V Pres. 1,2 ; Senior Class V. Pres.; Costume Committee 1, 2 (Chrm.), 3, 4; Math Team 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4 (V. Pres.); Honor Society 3, 4; MITOBO; Interact 2, 3; Tennis 2; UCYC 3, 4 (Chrm.); Dramatic Pro- ductions 2, 3, 4; Frolics; Student Government Day 3, 4; Prom 3, 4- JANE ROSALYN BELL “Roberta” “Roz” Purple . . . chocolate-chip cookie dough . . . endless diets . . . claustrophobia . . . pinch . . . Frahers . . . “You Baby” . . . Nova S. S. . . . emergency brake . . . “God’s punishing you!” . . . summer time . . . “Well, here we are.” .. . S.J.E. Student Council 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics; Pep Squad 1 ; Hockey Pep Squad 3 (V. Pres.). 28 HELEN J. BISHOP “Helen” “Bish” Armloads of books . . . “Let’s go shopping” . . . “Are you kidding?” . . . “But I have to go babysit- ting” . . . that strange laugh . . . that sinister grin . . . “See you rata.” Spanish Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Student Exchange Board 4; MI- TOBO. JOHN BLACK RICHARD BEST “Bruno” “Skin” Me and Bethel . . . Maine . . . I’m a good driver . . . Yoken’s . . . Falcons go . . . Falstaff forever . . . Look at that set! . . . This is for the biceps . . . Would I like to eat that!! Football 1, 2; Weight- lifting 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. THOMAS BLACKBURN “Tom” “Evil” Emergency brakes! . . . wheelies . . . the little run- away ... “I know Bare Hill Road like the top of my car” . . . V W power ! . . . Ambition : To beat Evil Kneivel. Football 1; Soccer 2; Hockey 1,2; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4 - PWPBBBWWII KEVIN BLAIR “Kevin” How’s Wally today? . . . Bass Pond . . . “Dynamite” . . . I’m game for a few frosties . . . Baha Buggin’ with Pete . . . Love that game! . . . “Mighty fine” . . . Crutches. Football 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4- JANET BLAIS Hates school . . . Middleton Square . . . horse shows . . . loves parties . . . “Jean, you’re soft” . . . easy going . . . drive-in . . . Ambition : To go to California. JEANNE BLAIS Meathead . . . Michael . . . loves Corv ettes but drives a Pontiac . . . horse shows . . . “Michael, working on your car tonight?” . . . Ambition: To marry Mi- chael someday or to be a horse trainer. Field hockey 2. | RICHARD BLAISDELL ! “Rick” “Dick” “Useless” Rock ’n Roll ! . . . Pink Floyd? . . . “Hi! I’m James Mason” . . . uh, what’d I 1 do wrong this time? . . . I member of Boston Region | of Associative Develop- � ment. Soccer 3; Golf 2, 3, 4- JANIS A. BLAUSER “Blauz” “Jake” “Oh sickening” . . . fire engine 1 . . . ring dings . . . softball 4 . . . “Mart, it’s cherry!” . . . the shack . . . Poncho’s Pancakes . . . “I BROUGHT my lunch” . . . reeeow . . . ladybugs . . . chocolate chip ice cream ... Hey Graves, sugarloaf! . . . turtlenecks and dungarees. Field Hockey 1 , 2, 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Softball 1 , 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerlead- ing 1 , 2; Varsity Cheer- leading 4; Powder Puff 3, 4 ; Frolics. MARY L. BLUMBERG “Blum” Loring Avenue Snipers . . . National Lampoon . . . “Let’s go to the drive-in” . . . immense . . . “Don’t touch me!” . . . lezgoabeach . . . Gimme Skelter . . . snakes . . . “I’m exhausted” . . . Ambition: To try everything once German Club 1, 2, 3 4 (Sec.); Student Exchange Board 2, 4; MITOBO ; Frolics; Powder Puff 4; Business Staff 4. SUSAN JEAN BOGART “Augastine Shwartz” “Bogie” New girl from Alaska . . . gymnastics, falling on my head . . . my twin brother . . . “Didn’t you know?” . . . “Fine, just fine” . . . Time magazines . . . “Don’t you believe me?” . . . 6:00 a.m. . . . Untie your left shoe day. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); Leaders Club 3, 4 (V . Pres.); Announcers 4; MITOBO; Track 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; Tennis 4; Varsity Cheering 4; Orien- tation Committee 2, 3; Fu- ture Nurses 3; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1. MICHAEL J. BOND “Mike” “Hands” Running the candy sale . . . “Why don’t we try passing the ball?” . . . “You stupid stub” . . . 3rd base . . . “For cryin’ out loud” . . . Ken doli. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor So ciety 3, 4 (Treas.); Leaders Club 4- 29 PAUL D. BOURGEOIS Fencing Club 1 (Austin Prep.). JAMES BOWERS “Jim” “I don’t know!” . . . “You meathead — that means you, Beth” . . . Minge, John, Bruce, Peter, Paul, Neddy . . . My boss is a Wopp ... Be a good boy, Rodney . . . that’s from Karen. STEVEN A. BROWNELL “ ’Tevie” Jamie . . . Stage right stairwell . . . “I’ll have to design one” . . . “She’s in Boothbay” . . . DUD! . . . Residence: Stage . . . MARCH 4th . . . Herman . . . SYNDICATE . . . the car’s sick . . . camping . . . Ambition: To sail around the world. Stagecrew 2, S, bi A. V.; Frolics 3, bi Thesp ians. CURTIS H. BRYANT “Stubs” “Howie” Summer of ’72 . . . mem- ber of FNPC . . . party at “my” house . . . Rocco and Franky . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Mt. Washing- ton . . . bring me to Tops- field . . . yawn. Student Council 1, 3, bi Class Rep. 3; Football 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, bi Hockey 2, 3, b ; Cross Country bi Senior Guid- ance Advisory Board b- CARLA A. BRANDES “Garla” “Hoy” . . . “You wait” . . . Don’t pull the shades! ... “I hear an M.G.!” . . . New Year’s Eve and Hawaiian Punch . . . the bomb . . . “Let’s go to the movies! . . . the big B in Florida . . . “Hey Hamel” . . . Hydrants in Chatham. Chorus 1; Ski Club 2, 3, b; Ski Team 2, 3, b; Prom Committee 3. DAVID B. BUGBEE “Dave” Friendly . . . conservative . . . aspires to be a poli- tician . . . prefers un- tracked wilderness to con- gested cities . . . enjoys debating . . . “The past cannot be changed — the future is in one’s power.” French Club 1,3; US Presidential Campaign b ( mgr.). SANDRA M. BROPHY “Sam” “Sanni” “Sandi” Wentworth by the sea . . . Pennies from heaven . . . “PLUNK” . . . BSF April 19, 1970 Beginning . . . BSF April 15, 1971 End . . . “David, remember the door.” . . . Ambition: To be happy and make the best out of life. Future Teachers 3 ; Bowling 1, 2, 3, bi Office Aid 1; Pep Squad 1. 30 - - T lliM 1 1—— JEFF BURKHART “JB Track, Sailing, Skiing, Activities . . . involve- ment . . . concern . . . hardworking guy behind the scenes . . . quiet, ef- ficient, effective . . . “Un- believable” . . . weak knees . . . “Little Games” . . . a friend to everyone! . . . 49.9999 quarter mile. Football 1 ; Cross Coun- try 2, 3, b; Gymnastics 1, 2, ' b: Track 1, 2, 3, b: M usical 1, 2, b i National Honor Society 3, bi Inter- national Thespian Society 3, b. I Will illWII il ir -- ™ ■ PHILIP BOGDONOFF “Boggles” “Boris Bagdinaf” Computer kid . . . “I’ll write a little program” . . . “What’ll I do without him?” . . . Mr. B. and Mrs. K. . . . “Don’t worry about it ! ” . . . “Wake up!” . . . “Smile” . . . (Bogdonoff photo) . . . Cotgato TFP . . . sailing . . five-oh’s go . . . Jolly Gray Giant. Data Processing Club 2, is (Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Photography Club 2, 3, 4; MITOBO - Supplement 3 (Photog.); MITOBO; Math Team 3, 4 (Capt.) ; National Honor Society 3, ■ JONATHAN C. CARPENTER “Jon” “Carp” “JC” Retneprac . . . melk . . . C. H. A. . . . “Whooo cares” . . . Poon in Action . . . “Thirty seconds left, might as well score!” . . . Hal and Lo . . . Woo . . . “14” . . . Garp! . . “Hello! This is a frog!” . . . “See ya later, Frank” . . . Cross Country 1 ; Hock- ey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BUTLER ;“But” “Mad-dog” “Curly” Member of the FNPC . . . Frosties . . . “When you’re having more than one” . . . JARCO man . . . Saco River . . . But’s Bahamas . . . Wally’s boy . . . “Cer- tainly” . . . Shoppe . . . Las Vegas Review . . . hates hippies . . . Ambi- tion: To become a profes- sional ballplayer. Football 1 ,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD M. CAMPBELL “Dick” “Richard” ’65 Chevy 6 cylinder . . . i‘Look - — it’s transporta- tion” . . . Fords don’t go . . . Complaint: Hitting my head on too many things . . . likes listening to my stereo . . . Ambition : To succeed and live a happy life. BETTY JUNE CARR “Boopy” “Betts” “Truck” “LuLu” “Huh” . . . Mai’s . . . Maine . . CRC . . . One of the 3m’s Dad . . . pretty hair . . . never blushes . . . “OK, Brophy” . . . Busi- ness Ed. . . . “Hey, Pat” . . . D. P. Room . . . Am- bition: To continue my happy successfulness. Student Exchange Board 1; Business Club 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 3, 4 ' , Bowling 1 ; Frolics. JOE CASHMAN “Joe” 57 Chevy . . . “Hey man” . . . Boo-boo . . . drive-in . . . down the park . . T.T.T.T. . . . Oldsmobile . . . Sue . . . Bud . . . Middleton . . . nights off with “the guys ” . . . cut off leather . . . Kenney Road LESLIE CARGILL P.L.R.G. . . . spin-the- ; bottle . . . cookies . . . “But Mom, it’s so much fun!” . . . 9-24-50? . . . Cold Bear ... an orange lemon . . . Bud . . last summer’s ups and downs | . . Kennebunkport . . . Emergency brake. Student Council 2, 4 (Sec.); Speech Club 2, 3; Junior Advisory Board 3; Junior Class President; •Senior Advisory Board 4; Homeroom Rep. 1 ; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Pep Squad 1, 2; Powder Puff 4; Frolics 4. BRUCE CASWELL Drive-in . . . the park . . . 450’s forever . . . Bud . . . snapper . . . American. 31 I JANET CHARTIER “Jan” “To give a love, you gotta live a love. To live a love, you gotta be part of.” — Neil Young . . . Limerick . . . Kat Cav Fan Club . . . Viva Espana . . . Ambi- tion : Theater. Spanish Club 3, 4 (Pres.); Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Announcers Club 3, 4; Dramatic Productions 3, 4; Masconomet Pres. Elec. Committee 4. KAREN BONESTEEL “Guy” “Bone” The chic from California . . . One of Izzy’s Beat- makers . . . Hey Schroede! . . . “Que sera-sera!” . . . We’ll start our diet tomor- row, O.K. Schroede? . . . Macs and Yogurt . . . . . . Alys’s girls . . . “Oh my stars and garters!” School Newspaper. BRADFORD CLAY Likes to hike ... A. M. C. member . . . likes to square dance . . . favorite pas- time: speaking German . . . avid golfer and trumpet player. Band 1,2, 3, 4; German Club 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. DEBORAH R. CLAUSSEN “Debbie” Is that monstrous smile so necessary? Really? . . . Unbutton that top button . . . “you’ve got a friend” . . . smile . . . everybodys’ secretary . . . 6:00 a.m. . . . vanilla wafers . . . got to post the Forensic Points . . . those big V’s! Business Staff 2; Speech Club 2, 3 (Sec.), 4 (Sec.); Leaders Club 4; NHS 3, 4 (Sec.); Homeroom Repre- sentative 3; Varsity Cheer- leading 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Pep Sqttad 2; Senior Guid- ance Advisory Board 3; Junior Guidance Advisory Board 3; Math Team 2; FT A 4 ; Announcers Club; Frolics; Poivder Puff 4. JESSICA CIRINNA “Jesse” Bill . . . aggrivated easily . . . pretty dark brown hair . . . 305 Honda . . . chop . . . Chevies go . . . “What are we going to do to- night?” JANE E. COBLEIGH “Jane” Summers at Cape Eliza- beth . . . “but I can’t” . . “oh come on” . . . B.C . . . H . . . always smiling . . . no . . . “I can had it” . . . “Sue, who’s driv- ing?” . . . Sam’s. Orientation Committei 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4- bea 8:0 I C, : C!i Ffi CANDACE E. CLARK “Candy” “Doose” B.C.T.A. . . . Hawaii or bust! . . . chickie . . . J. A. P. . . . Cubanos Peludos?? . . . Yeah man, I like the kind . . . HO JO’s . . . “Did I tell you about the time . . . ??” . . . “Crack me up Jude.” . . . Ambition: To be success- ful and to go to Europe. Tennis 1, 2. BRUCE E. COFFIN “Brew” “Keep smiling, Bare.” . . . “No I can’t, I gotta work.” . . . “My car died again.” . . . “oh give me a break!” . . . Niki Site . . . Ambi- tion: To get ? 32 MARGARET COLBY “Maggie” “Come on Sharon, let’s go” . . . the B-wing Girls Room . . . always smiling . . . my blue Ford . . . Ambition: To leave school and travel. TIMOTHY K. COLBY “Tim” Flying . . . girls ... “I didn’t say that, Jill” . . . Jay’s buddy . . . “Shut up MacLeod” . . . Marx Brothers . . . “Janis I got my license” . . . “The same to you Glen” . . . Patriots. Football 3 (Mgr.); Bas- ketball 3, A (Mgr.); J. V. Baseball 3; Track A- JOANNE COLTER “Jo” ‘I don’t know” . . . the Deach in early May . . . 3:00 a.m. . . . “If only” . . different . . . “I’ll aever understand it!” Pep Squad 1 ; French Club 2; Office Aid 1; Ski Team 3, A; Tennis 3; Ski Chib A; Powder Puff 3, A ; F rolics. LAURA MARIE COOK “Laura” Bruins . . . Florida . . . “I’m satisfied” . . . past summer at Old Orchard . . . Dave . . . “True, true” . . . “Oh, yeah!” . . . smil- ing through troubles . . . corner of chemistry class . . . “Dewey, heard from Randy?” . . . Ambition: To be glad of life. Singers 3, A; Thespian Society 3, A; Speech Club 2, 3, U; Costume Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, A; Dramatic Production 2, A; MITOBO. m MARY COULOMBE “Me’a” “Mare” “Mac” All guys are alike . . . Well . . . Camping out . . . Summer of 72 . . . Larry cut it out . . . Loves fire- places . . . Where’s Kinsy? . . . What’s going on to- night? Business Club 3, A (Treas.); Deca Club J (Treas.). V CAROLYN CRANDALL Innocent . . . Back home in New Jersey . . . Tom, the Dudes, and crowd . . . Fire hydrants and shop- ping carts with music partner. Tired, how ’bout you . . . That’s out! . . . What’s up Doc? Gymnastics 1, A; Powder Puff 3, A; Frolics J. BETSEY ANITA COX “Bets” A177 . . . How’s life? . . . It’s the woman! . . . Hey sweets . . . Greater Bos- tonians . . . R-r-rutz!! . . . Uncle Wayne . . . Bubbly- blonde . . . Ireland . . . Watch it, it’s Jean 0.! ! . . . twinkle-toes . . . Disap- pointment is a part of life . . . Ambition: Nursing. Band 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1,2; Chorale 2, 3, J; Sing- ers 2, 3, A ; Musicals 2, 3, A ; Plays 2, 3, J; Stage Crew 1, A; Speech Club 2, 3, A; Frolics A (Prod. Sec.); Student Exchange Board 1, 2, 3 (Sec.); Int. Thes- pian Society 2, 3, A (Sec., Treas.); Orientation Com- mittee 2, 3; Business Staff 2 (Sec.); Costumes A; Make-up 3. DARLENE CROSSLEY “Dee Dee” Chandler . . . December 7, 1971 . . . friendly . . . loves weekends “No suh!!” . . . I’m hungry . . . Want to go to the beach? . . . I’ll get my license someday!! . . . Olds F85 . . . Ambition : to marry Chan and be happy. Office Aid 1 ; Business Club 3; Frolics A; Deca Club A- 33 GLENN CRYAN “Rock” Me football . . . the Ranch . . .grasshoppers . . . My head hurts! . . . YUM BO . . . take it away . . . I don’t like it . . . Sugarloaf . . . Shaun, we washin’ tonight? . . . line- backer sticks . . . Hey Fischer Girl! . . . Ambi- tion: intercept a pass! Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Frolics (General Mgr.); Varsity Club (Treas.) ; Baseball i, 2; Ski Team 4- RICHARD DANE “Dick” “Where’s Phil?” . . . Good . . . Wait until this winter- racing machines. Okay Bob . . . What am I doing here? . . . Now’s my chance . . . U.N.H. and other good things. JONATHAN CUSHMAN “Jon” “Jonny” Stacking cards in K114 . . . What’s wrong with the machine? . . . Helping others in little ways . . . Computer Room . . . Play- ing ping-pong on free pe- riods. Data Processing 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 3 (V. Pres.) 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Tennis 4; French Club 3; Senior Frolics (stage crew) 4; MITOBO. PAMELA GENE DAVIDSON Well girls, what do ya say? . . . D Q — Let’s hit the locker room . . . What can I say . . . This is true! . . . Lost an eye . . . Ooh, he’s nice . . . rainy days. Interact 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Business Club 4; Frolics 4; Powder Puff 4 1 Prom Committee 3; Junior Banquet Comm. 3; Home- room rep. 2, 3; Pep Club 1; MITOBO. CLAUDIA CYR “Claude” 25 miles . . . white clogs . . . ew my scrub brush . . . cross country . . . V-8. DAVID A. CHURCH “Dave” “Choich” “Whooo cares?” “Hello! This is a frog! . . . C.H.A. ... “I ain’t leavin’ vet!” ... OH GARP! . . . “16”... W-O-O-F Woof... “Hey Lou! Where’s the bathroom?” . . . Spin-the- bottle with Les . . . “You win!” . . . STATES! Senior Guidance Ad- visory Board 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 3, 4 • : BEVERLY DEL MASTRO “Bev” I am so 5 ft. . . . Scott . . . . Maroon 442’s go . . . Let’s go to Mac’s . . . seen with A.O. and K.T. . . . Anyone seen Scott? . . . Ambition: to get past five feet. Business Chib 4; Play ( Business Comm.) 1 ; Soft- ball 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics 4 ; MITOBO. 5i h pi SHARON DIXEY “Dixey” Route 114 Drive-In . . . Have you seen Steve? . . . the B-Wing Girls Room . . . Let’s go to Dunkins . . . Let’s Skip today . . . Am- bition: to go to California. Business Club 4- 34 LAURIE DOLE “Law” Dave . . . June 16, 1973 . . . Big Blue Eyes . . . Little Red V.W. . . . Beautiful Blonde . . . “Hey Baldy!” . . . Loves to gossip . . . Gotta call Dave . . . ambi- tion: to make Dave happy. Business Club 2, A- CYNTHIA DRISCOLL “Cindy” “Stranger than truth” . . . “I’m leaving town on the 5:15” . . . “Wicked” . . . Blanche Dubois . . . Charlie . . . “OH SHUT UP!” . . . “You’ll have to admit.” MARK DONOVAN JON DRUMMOND The “FREAK” from the 1971 “protest capital of the U.S.” . . . Madison, Wisconsin. CAROLYN JANE DOTSON “Carolyn” “Carol” Laughs at anything . . . “banana” . . . “the special” . . . smiles a lot . . . the beach . . . loves gymnastics !. . . “I ripped another blis- ter” . . . “I’m sorry . . . Ex- ; cuse me for living . . . very thinkative person. f Chorus 1, 2; Singers 3, 1 ; Business Staff 2, 3, A; Office Aide 2; Orientation : Committee 3, A ; Junior Guidance Advisory Board 3; Senior Guidance Ad- visory Board A ; Frolics A; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, A; Powder Puff A; Photogra- phy Club A; MITOBO A ' Photo Ed.). STEVEN DOSH “Turtle” Plum’s Beach . . . PBI . . . Boomerangs and the American Way. Band 1, 2, 3, A; Tennis 2 , 3, A; Ski Team 1,2, 3, A; Cross Country A; Football 1; Stage Band A; Glob- ner’s Club 1, 2, 3, A- 35 DANA DUCLOW You can’t kill a ’63 6 cyl- inder Chevy . . . Not a bad running car. NOREEN ANN DURKEE Ambition: to go to Italy and open a drive-in movie because they don’t have any there. Business Club 1, 2 ( Sec.) ; School bowling team 1 ; Majorettes 2, 3; Frolics Ai Deca Club A- CHRISTINE EARLE “Chris” “Chrisie” “Hey Cutie” . . . Always laughing . . . B-Wing Girls room . , . “How about a ride Dixey?” . . . Good kid when you get to know her. Ambition: To get my li- cense. Bicsiness Club 3, 4 (V. Pres.) ; Deca Club 4 (Sec.); Frolics 4 . DAVID G. EVANS “Dave” Paula . . . ’63 Chevy . . . Loves Motorcycles and Dirt . . . Riding . . . PAULA . . . Ambition: To be with Paula, be happy, and be a carpenter. STEVE EDDY “Ed” Party at Howie’s . . . Tues- day nites at the Hy Way Inn . . . My friend Wally . . . member of FNPC . . . But’s Bahamas . . . Going to Beverly ...You . Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3. JANE EZZARD “Buz” Sonrie, Quieres? . . . Sing- ing, Explorers, Guitar, P.F. . . . Have you seen Jeff? . . . The world is no more than a volume of songs all playing at once. Future T eachers Club 2; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Singers 2, 3; International Thespian Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Costumes 2; Make-up 2; Set Design 2, 3; Frolics 4; Student Exchange Board 3. STEVEN JOHN ENGLEHARDT “Steve” The big 170 special . . . Guano . . . Hope we have a hard practice . . . I’m not Italian . . . Cranes . . . J.R.B. Ambition: Land- scaping. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 . PATTI ANN FALKOWSKI Red Sox games with An- drea . . . Bunny Rabbits . . . Topsfield Fair . . . “Oh sigh!” . . . “ooopps” . . . “Byee” ... “I can’t re- member” . . . drawing writing about animals . . . likes pink . . . Barnabas Bat . . . puppy-dog yelps. Frolics 4; Volley Ball 3; Powder Puff 4- MARK FARNSWORTH “Farns” Gran Sport 455 . . . Haven’t you ever been out of Box- ford? . . . Going up North . . . Fox Run Campground . . . What’s New? . . . Ambition: To never live in the city. Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4 ■ . AMELIA ANN FARNEY “Amy” Little bug . . . legs . . . op- posite sex! . . . music . . . dancing . . . N.J. . . . the wall . . . nursing career . . . get married raise family . . . apartments . . . Steve, Jeff, and Amy — the mod squad . . . Datsun’s. Play 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Spanish Chib 4; Girls Chorus 1; Frolics 4; Powder Puff 4- MAURICE FLAMMIA DAVID FAULKNER “Dave” Honda 175 .. . “Ya, Hi” . . . Jay Peak . . . the Lin- coln’s dying ... up to New Hampshire. Soccer 2, 3; Hockey 2; Wrestling 3, 4 ; Ski Team 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Senior Class Advisory Council 4- SUZANNE ELIZABETH FAY “Peaches” Vermontmaid . . . Artroom Gang . . . Milky Way Epi- sodes . . . lunatic . . . Sakata . . . “Je ne grok pas!” . . . “something we were withholding made us weak, until we found it was ourselves . . . such as we were we gave ourselves outright.” — Robert Frost. Interact Club 2, 3 (Pub. Chairman) , 4; Pep Squad 2; Ski Club 4 ; Powder Puff 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Field Hockey 3; Kaleido- scope 4 (Editor); Frolics; MITOBO. KEVIN FLEWELLING “Flew” Hate short hair . . . Dig girls that are right! . . . Like to be silly, when time is right! . . . Love roller skating . . . Can’t wait to graduate . . . Cressy the Playboy. VIRGINIA FOLSOM “Ginny” Hojo forever?! . . . Chris . . . nibble, nibble . . . Dodge Darts are nice . . . I’m goin’ over Chris’s . . . I don’t feel like going to school, today . . . Ambi- tion: Fashion Design. Frolics. STEVEN FLYNN “Steve” Bothering Patti . . . “You guys are too much!” . . . Those Friday nights . . . Friendlies . . . Which bone isn’t broken? . . . Need advice in chess? . . . The Greenhouse . . . “Son” . . . 4:00 A.M. Hockey Prac- tice . . . Hip check into the lockers. MARK FORGIONE Known as “Fuji” or “Mak” by everyone except Hagan . . . Hates West Peabody chicks . . . Friday nights at the drive-in . . . Chevy’s will always dom- inate . . . “Hey, Courts.” Plastics 2; Auto. Lab. 3, 4 ; Graphics 4 ; Work Study 3, 4; Retailing 3; Cafe 2, 3, 4; Am. Hist. 3, 4. 37 38 39 CHERYL A. FULLER Tall, dark, and handsome . . . By Memorial Day . . . Reece’s Peanut Butter Cups ... “I made it!” . . . Hey, Hamel . . . those summer baseball games . . . Fun nights in Chatham . . . Mercedes?? . . . won’t dis- appoint M. Student Council 3 (Treas.) Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics 4; Stu- dent Gov’t Day 3. JUNE GENDRON . . . What? . . . little stinkin’ brat doesn’t like to do shorthand period 6 . . . No, I didn’t . . . filing again? . . . Cape Cod. Faculty Secretary 3, 4 ' , Business Club 2, 3, 4; Frolics. GERALD M. GRAHAM “Jerry” “Proud Stick” What’s wrong with being slim? . . . Sports nut . . . a natural basketball talent (?) ... computer bound. Baseball 1 ; Basketball 1 (Manager); Track 3, 4; Cross-country 4; Frolics 4. ALAN GULLIFER JOHN A. GINGRICH “Maybe it’ll snow” . . . Ski Fanatic . . . “Wildcat” . . . “The glaciers are com- ing” . . . “The fair” . . . Ambition : to see 1000 ft. of snow on top of Mascon- omet. Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Orientation mittee 2; Lab Aide 3, 4; MITOBO; Frolics. ANDREW GRAHAM “Andy” “Stick” “Wicked” . . . Sports fan . . . Howard Johnson’s 1 . . . “Yeh, right” . . . Are you you, or your brother? . . . Ambition : wants to be an individual. Student Council 4; MI- TOBO; Frolics. 40 KEVIN P. HAGAN “Brick” “Kev” The “62” . . . Weekends in Maine . . . Come up, I have it ... We get it from Mid- night Auto . . . Ambition: to keep a car for at least a week. Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1; Hockey 2; Auto. Lab. 3, 4; DEC A 3, 4; Work Study 3. MEREDITH HALL “Merry” “Mer” “Max” Summers away from home . . . K’bunk . . . Who says I’m clumsy? . . . Always smiling ' . . . Hey Acky! . . . Softball 4 . . . says what she feels . . . gullible? . . . “boat nights” . . . “Oh, good knees.” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- ing 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Pow- der Puff 3, 4; Executive 1,2; Biology Club 4; Stu- dent Government 3; Prom 2, 3, 4; Frolics; Class Rep- resentative 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Varsity Club 4. KEITH D. HALLORAN “Keith D.” “Student Rep” “Get involved” . . . Always late for class . . . McGov- ern . . . Hockey fan . . . Mrs. Wallen . . . “Take it easy” . . . avid talker . . . Democrat . . . “Mr. Politics himself” . . . Ambition: to start a Political Dynasty. Student School Commit- tee Representative 3, 4; Y.A.C. 4; Student Gov’t Day 3, 4; Pres. Election Comm. 4; Speech Chib 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange Board 2, 3; German Club 3: World Affairs Club 2; Hockey Team 2; National Honor Society 3, 4- STEPHEN J. HANLON Hey Gordon! Eyes open . . . Boston Region of As- sociative Development . . . Succotash . . . Son of a what? . . . G.W.A. . . . Browning makes the best . . . No I don’t want to play chess . . . Stage Crew 4; Biology Club 4; Newspaper 4; M1TOBO 4; French Club 1; Band 1; N.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Frolics. SARAH CARROLL HARTFORD “Tiger” Six years old . . . Artroom gang . . . Sakata . . . Paper bag lunches . . . Fine, just fine . . . Extemp speech 371 . . . notorious car- toonist . . . Walking in the rain . . . Freckles . . . Rainbows ... I don’t un- derstand. Softball 1; Field Hockey 3; Cheerleader 4; Speech Club 3, 4 (Vice Pres.); National Honor Society 3, 4; MITOBO ; Frolics; Ka- leidoscope. SUZANNE HAYWOOD “Sue” My State Piglet . . . Brian . . . R.I. at 4:00 A.M. . . . Dirty D . . . Loves week- ends and the outdoors . . . G.T.F.G. . . . Ambition: Legal secretary. Business Club 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics 4- ANDREA HAZELWOOD “Andi” “Drea” “Punk” “Wait a minute” . . . “I’m on a diet” . . . “Who has cake?” . . . Thursday night at Y . . . France ete 72 . . . “I hate boys” . . . New Hampshire always . . . “Pm not short, you’re just tall” . . . “Happiness starts with a smile.” Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Ski Team 3, 4; Executive Board 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Kaleidoscope 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Frolics 4- WILLIAM HARRIS “Bill” “Big Bill” “Right On!” . . . Long side burns and freaky boots . . . gheurnit . . . Roman Hands and Russian Fingers . . . “Wild” . . . Blanket Game . . . Explorer . . . “Think Snow.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Pit Orch. 3, 4; Play 4; Ski Club 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Frolics 4. CLAYTON HEATON “Clay” “Cliff” “Spiff” “How about that” . . . “What’s ya doin’?” . . . “Oh no!” . .. . “Was bedeu- tet das?” . . . What movie’s playin’ ”... Genius in disguise . . . Amateur Psy- chologist . . . Ramjet Ram- bler . . . Bonnie and Clay. Photography Club 2; Frolics 4- 41 1 CLAIRE HEBB One of the 3 M’s . . . Oh . . . more filing! . . . Maj. Wesley Sehierman: 8-28-65 . . . China Sails AGAIN? . . . Bruins and Patriots. Business Club 2, 3, 4; Frolics. NANCY HENNIGAR “Nancetra” “Nance” “And you Nancetra” . . . HoJo Mouse . . . F.A.J.S.- J.R. . . . “What am I going to say?” . . . 4 at 4 . . . Puts . . . Ponce . . . Let’s forget it, OK Jean?” . . . mingle . . . Who! . . . Where’s Reagan? . . Uncle Lissa?? . . . Library Cheers ... Hi Marts! . . . Student Council 1; In- teract 2; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Tennis 1; Jr. Advisory Board 3; Sr. Advisory Board 4; Hockey Cheer- leader 3. MARY ELIZABETH HEBERT “Mary” “Hey, you guys” . . . “You know what?” ... “I can’t tell you!” . . . “What’s for lunch, today?” . . . You know . . . Oh, that year round tan! . . . golf . . . biking. Softball 1; Volleyball 3, 4; MITOBO; Frolics BOBBY HILL CYNDY HEEREMANS “Cyn” Vanilla Wafers . . . Sha- dow . . . Sue, I’m NOT exaggerating! ... all those good experiences that are so awful . . . B-202 . . . Deb, is there something wrong with your eye? . . . want a swim? . . . C. King . . . I.H.T.S.J.’s . . . Speech Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Debate Team 4; Make-up Committee 1, 2; Costume Committee 2, 3; Usherette 2; Softball l; Student Action Exchange Board 3, 4 ; Powder Puff 4 ; F rench Club 2 ; Orientation Committee 2, 3; Student Gov’t Day Selectman; Frolics 4- MARTIN HENN German Exchange Stu- dent . . . Soccer 4. JOYCE C. HOPPING “I’m so embarrassed!” . . . Loof . . . Benson’s Grape- nut . . . “I’m sorry” . . . “I don’t believe you” . . . “Any Germab?” . . . “Hey you guys!” . . . Good idea . . . My goodness! . . . Am- bition: Nursing. German Club 2 , 3 Chorus 1; Orientation Committee 3, 4; Frolics; MITOBO. 42 JANE ELIZABETH HOOVEN “Oh Neat!” . . . squeak . . . the pond . . . Art Room Gang . . . “Hey Hamel” . . . turtle necks . . . “nununo” . . . gymnastics . . . “Hold fast to your dreams, for if dreams die, life is but a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.” — Langston Hughes. Field Hockey 2; Tennis 1, 2; Ski Team 2; Cheer- - leader 1,3; Gymnastics 2, 3 (Capt.), 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Student $; Gov’t Day Comm. 3, 4; Frolics 4; Powder Puff 3, 4: Student Council 4; MITOBO. GARY HOUSER “Gar” Out on the high seas again? . . . Profitable busi- ness? . . . always broke . . . big feet . . . the jumping jeep — and roaring red truck! . . “Where’s Kim?” . . . Eagle Hill and New- march St. Football 1, 2; Hockey 1 ; Biology Club 2, 4. KRISTIN L. HOWARD “Krit” “Honeybuneh” “Toots” “This kids’ gotta brain! . . . “Where’s Karen?” . . . “ROMF” . . . “Be your best friend” . . . CRNOVA . . . “Ho-Jo’s” . . . “N.H.” . . . “I give up!” . . . “Oh my Gaad” . . . “Gimme a break !” Office Aide 1; Gymnas- tics 1 ; Hathorne State School Volunteer 2; Stu- dent Government Day 3, 4; Masco Presidential Election 4; Wrestling 4- ED HUTCHINSON Jill . . . I’m broke . . . Chevelle . . . cars, cars, and drums . . . Where’s Chan and Dee Dee? . . . Hey Jill . . . We got the back seat. I’m hungry . . . Apple Jacks . . . Ambition: To make money. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4- LINDA JARMAN Alias “Little Linda Tar- man” . . . Tinted specks . . . loves art . . . Big time waitress . . . “Hey Helen, when are you coming over? . . . Well, P.T.L. with P.B.R.’s and a pick- up truck. Math Tutoring program 3 ; Stage Crew 3. MARGUERITE HUCKINS “Meg” “Mugsy” THAT LAUGH! . . . Rt. 1 at 7 a.m. . . . The Pond . . . R B Parties . . . Top-of-the-ramp . . . “It’s not a party! — well” . . . DONALD DUCK . . . Hey Hamel . . . Switzerland, someday? . . . “Bye, you guys” . . . Gymnastics 1, 2. 3; Ten- nis 1, 2, 4; Ski Team 4; Ski Club 3, 4. WILLIAM JARMAN “Bill” Down at the corner . . . Kowasaki bites the dust . . . Will the following stu- dents please report to the office — Patty, Bill, Gayle. ROBERT HUME “Bob” “Hey Meathead!” . . . Rog, go to Beverly . . . “Who’s going to the Packey?” . . . “Hey Butcher!” ... 65 Chevy’s never die . . . March 1st . . . Ambition: To play football. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ' , Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1 ; Lead- ers 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4- ANDREA JONES Abstract . . . acts like she knows what she’s talking about . . . braces . . . “Oh crumb!” . . . Sick again . . . “wicked funny!” . . . Fascinated by his shoul- ders . . . You’re turning red again ! . . . Embar- rassed by R. B. “Vama- nos!” . . . Ambition: Architect. Stage Crew 1, 2; Set Design 2,3,4- 43 NANCY HOSSFELD “Nancetra” “Nanrew” N-a-a-a-a-nce! . . . the Cape . . . Caught in the middle . . . “Well . . . hi” . . . The Mind . . . gimme a break . . . “C’mon you guys” “That really makes me mad!” National Honor Society 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 (Capt.j; Tutor 2; Prom Committee 3; Decorations Committee 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Speech Club 3; Softball 1; Home Room Rep. 3; Frolics 4; MI- TOBO. LORI JOSEPHSON Hey Legs! . . . “Kevin, if you don’t bring me home right now, I’ll walk!” . . . I’ll get my license some- day . . . U.S.M.C. . . . flirt . . . “Made, want to do me a favor?” . . . I’d do it for you. Student Exchange Board 1; Office Aid 1, 2; Tennis 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Frolics 4. DENNIS JAMES KELLEY Seriously? . . . Bob Dylan . . . Robin ... Oh Redwood Tree . . . Searching . . . I came upon a child of God . . . Woodstock . . . Cal- ifornia . . . I’m gonna see the world definitely . . . Sunsets. Senior Class President 4; Psychology Club 4; Stu- dent Government Day 3; Soccer 3; Home Room Rep. 3; Biology Club 3. JEFFREY KENNEY Let’s go trailriding . . . Having fun down the pits . . . Dana’s bone doesn’t go . . . Chevy’s rot . . . Bikies never die . . . Cherry Hill is the place to go . . . Trail- riding 1-2-3-4-. . . . JEANNE G. KELLEY Rte. one at 7:00 A.M. . . . R and B parties . . . “Hey M.B.!” . . . The San’s off limits . . . Irish Terror . . . “I think I’ll skip this class . . . “Hey Hamel!” . . . “turd!” . . . shack . . . Switzerland . . . “toodles!” . . . What’s the make, Jake? Tennis 1; Ski Team 4; Ski Club 3. 4 , ' Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. MEREDITH KELSON “Merry” Hey Hamel . . . Big Mare . . . Mai ' ty, do me favor . . . Hey Made! . . . What party? . . . Jeanne, don’t go . . . Blair, let’s go to p.c. . . . What diet? Newspaper 4 ; Powder Puff 4- HEIDI MARIE KENNY “Hydra” Four at four . . . “That’s gross” . . . “Whipped cream and nuts” . . . “I’m BORED!!” . . . uncontrol- lable . . . “Who cares” . . . Hideous Laugh . . . HoJo’s . . . “that repulses me . . .” Cheering 3, 4; Softball 1 ; Field Hockey 2; Basket- ball 2; Student Council 1, 3; Executive Board 2, 4; Advisory Board 4 ; Ban- quet Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Speech Club 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics 4; MITOBO . mm MARIANNA KERNANDER “Mady” Hey Marty, want to do me a favor? Lori? ... Oh my heart . . . Old Made . . . “ of the year award” . . . world’s worst driver . . . B.C. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Senior Frolics; Student Exchange 1 ; Ski Club 1, 2. 44 DIANE E. KINSVATER “Kinsy” “Mother” Where’s Mary? . . . Sub Shop . . . Guys, Guys, and More GUYS! Loads of Problems . . . Always laughing and smiling . . . Never Shuts up! . . . Wouldn’t you be surprised . . . Danversport . . . Am- bition: To love and be loved. Business Club 1, 2, 3, A ( Pres.). ADELAIDE KRAMER “AH” Let’s go cruisen . . . “Where’s Larson, Karen?” . . . Would you quit making fun of my accent? . . . Hey, Peter! . . . HoJo honey . . . New York . . . Patrushka . . . Always has a laugh. Foreign Language Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 2; Interact 3; Future Nurses Club 3; Student Exchange Board 3; Speech Club 3, U ; Home Room Rep. i; Powder Puff i; MITOBO. ■ I KATHY KIRKHAM Quiet . . . Ugh, an oral re- port . . . Hey guess what? . . . Wow, its snowing already! . . . Maine . . . C’mon we’re late . . . Am- bition? . . . Veterinarian. RICHARD CARL KRAUS “It’s the guys that can’t hack cross country that go out for football!” . . . “That’s just the way it is.” . . . Dick’s biggest nemesis is PSSC Physics! Cross Country 1,2,3, W, Wrestling 1 , 2, 3; Baseball 1: Golf 2, U; Track 3; Chess Club 1; Student Council 1. TOM KNOBLOCH “Got a pen or pencil? . . . Stagecrew, Catwalk . . . “Photography bug” . . . Ambition: To be a pilot for the Airlines and see the world (before it’s too late). Photography Club 3, W, Stage Crew 2, 3, U; MITOBO. LAUREN KRUSELL Giggles ... Oh Ruthie, MJ and Jones . . . My hot wheels . . . S.H. . . . Choco- late chip dough . . . Rags . . . No fakeout . . . Pon- cho’s Pancakes . . . Florida . . . Best buddy . . . J.R.B. Pep Squad 1,2; Hockey Pep Squad 3 (Pres.) ; Pow- der Puff 3, 4; Chorus 1; Chief tan Chatter W, Biol- ogy Club U ; Frolics. PAMELA KRUPSKI “Pam” Pink Elephant . . . Roach . . . Favorite song — “Never leave a curb in its place!” . . . “72 — Harold Parker” . . . “Oh yeah . . . that’s right! Tennis 3, l t ; Future Nurse ); School Musical 2, 3; Frolics ). KAREN LARSON Whaat? . . . Ne-Ne-Ne-Ne- Na ... I washed it . . . Smart mouth . . . P.K. . . . Surprise!! . .•. It doesn’t go with my hair! . . . Where’s Kramer, Ade- laide? . . . That Kansas accent . . . It’s Subday. Frolics It ; MITOBO ; Powder Puff 1; Singers 3; Chorus 2; Student Ex- change Board 3. m. 45 JOHN LeBLANC Yamaha’s GO . . . Are we going: to Beverly tonight? . . . ’Staeho . . . Hangman’s Tree . . . Niki-Site . . . Ambition: to take a jump without wiping out! Football 1; Baseball 1. CHARLES A. LEVESQUE “Charlie” “Chas” “Chuckie” School — what’s that? . . . I fergit . . . Boomph . . . 305 . . . Dewey ...?.. . Mike baby and his $10.35 . . . Firebird conv. . . . Ann . . . Two Cadillacs?? . . . APB in Maine . . . Tony horse . . . need a ’cuda . . . Ambition : to set someone in the right direction. DAVE LeMOINE Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusi- asm nor is anything worth- while achieved without work. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Math Team 4; School Newspaper 3 (Feature Editor). PAM LANGELL CAL LeFAIVRE Middleton Square . . . Mark’s my Nookie . . . Skinny dipping . . . Chop- pers . . . Mark Cal 4 ever! . . . Jeff Beck . . . Frank Zappa . . . Birds . . . T.H.C. Jefferson Air- plane . . . V.W. Vans . . . Dale Betty. DEBORA LICHMAN “Deb” I did’t think we were stay- ing! . . . promises never kept . . . liking to be alone . . . PT1 . . . why . . . islyde . . . “her-man” . . . inert . . . somewhere, someway, someday. Orientation Committee 2, 3, 4. SANDRA E. LITTLEFIELD “Sandi” “Squirt” “Another opening, Another Show” . . . Thespians for- ever! . . . “Once in a Lifetime” . . . Did you hear about? . . . “Oh, sick! . . . Drama Workshop ’71 . . . Meet me in the band room . . . “WSS.” German Club 1, 2, 3; Musical 1,2, 3, A; Marching Band 1,2; Color Guard J); Chorus 1,2; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Singers 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2; Student Exchange Board 2, 3 (Sec.); Play 3, 4; Speech Club 4, ' Frolics 4 ; Powder Puff 4 ,’ Busi- ness Staff 2, 3, 4; Make-up 2, 3, 4; Costume Commit- tee 2, 3, 4; Orientation Committee 2, 3, 4; Set De- sign 4 ;MITOBO 4- DAVE LOEHR Hobbies . . . Drums . . . Guitar . . . Organ . . . Bas- ketball . . . Baseball . . . Ambition : Accountant. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 4 ■ 46 CHARLES BUCHANAN MACLEOD II “Charlie” “Mac” “All the world is a stage” . . . Pebblestone Players . . . Summer of ’72 . . . “Winthrop” . . . “To sin is evil, not to sin is worse” . . . Cat Stevens . . . Let’s make it BIG ! ! Thespian Society 3, 4; Singers 3, 4; Chorale 4; Student Exchange Board 3, 4; Business Staff 1, 2, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Set Design 3, 4 ; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; National Forensics League 4; Frolics (Director) ; Mu- sical 1, 2, 3, 4- PETER S. MacLEOD “Pete” “Mac” Where are you having a party this weekend Pete? . . . Party at Howie’s . . . Member of the F.N.P.C. . . . I’m getting another haircut . . . Peter J. Cole? . . . Frosty . . . Top of the hour. Football 1; Hockey 1, 2; Ski Team 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Repre- sentative 1, 3, 4- kevin McCarthy G irls . . . Bikes . . . Kan- gamangus Highway ... I would if I could but I can’t so I won’t! . . . Rod Stew- art — Far out music . . . Frenchie! BETH MAILEY “Poopkins” . . . Stuffing at North Conway . . . “Oh, God!” . . . Adventures with Arthur . . . Pootie . . . $90 phone bills to Ohio . . . Elevator shoes . . . Walter Repellent. Gymnastics 1; Track 1. JAMES B. MALONE, JR. “Another Richardson’s bum” . . . Friendly, witty, weird, and worried . . . “Would I do that to you?” . . . Henry Fonda . . . G.A.F. . . . Mr. “C” . . . Ambition : to get this stupid yearbook printed! Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3; School Newspaper 3 (Ed.); Stu- dent Council 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Frolics 4; Announcers Club 3, 4 ; MI TO BO (Ed.). ■ PATRICIA J. MARSHALL “Pat” “I’m going over Cox’s” . . . “If they can’t take a joke Jerry . . . “Hey, Gary get the fan!” . . . Con-Cons . . . Ambition: to be a professional bum with Howard. Softball 1; Frolics 4- WENDY LEE MARSHALL Gwendolyn . . . Hall’s Bar . . . Shopping . . . Hot sum- mer days . . . New cars . . . Pizza . . . Daydreaming . . . George Harrison . . . Be- ware of Darkness . . . New York . . . Old movies . . . 18 or older. MICHAEL GENE MARTIN “Mike” “Gopher” in K-114 . . . Another free . . . Always willing to help ... “I didn’t do it!” . . . Pizza . . . Fishing ... I don’t like flies!” . . . Cloudy days at school . . . Ask! . . . Boats . . . Camping. Data Processing Chib 3, 4. 47 WHITLEY MAY “Whit” Look out for the guard rails on Georgetown Road . Meet va in the shop . . . Con Cons! . . . Tilly the terrible truck driver from Tri-Town . . . Hey Sue let’s make an all-nighter . • . Ambition: to be an ace mechanic. Powder Puff 4; Frolics. DEBRA MARCOTTE gary McClellan “Beaver” “Mac” Married . . . It’s an open wedding . . . Cape Cod . . . VW forever . . . Mrs. Dar- lene McClellan ... I won- der if the kid will be born with braces on? . . . Yoken’s . . . I don’t like Vodka. Football 1; Soccer 2; Ski Team 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. D« 6 a B: H ([ h I, R. PETER McGINNITY “Pete” “Slim” Member of the BSA Club . . . Me and my Toyota . . • j Hey, what’s goin’ on this weekend? . . . Anyone for big Mac’s? . . . Gotta lose 20 big ones for hockey ... Ambition: to be the next Sherlock Holmes. Football 1, 2; Hockey 2; Wrestling 4; Ski Club 1. JOHN MOSCARITO SHARON LOUISE McHUGH Purple . . . Lake Winnepe- saukee . . . Hey, Pebbles!! The Yogurt for lunch bunch . . . Astarte . . . My red and white saddle shoes . . . Hey, Ogy ! ! Come on Darlene . . . Mickey Mouse. Bowling 1; MITOBO. TODD MAYO Weekends at Sasso’s . . . Where’s Moe? . . . My car broke down again . . . Can you call me? ... I can’t afford it! . . . We’ll meet at Haley’s Comet . . . Am- bition: to be a mad com- puter scientist. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ' , Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 1. ANNE McKAY Carving hot dogs . . Froggy . . . 4:00 a.m. . . ' • “Oh my God” . . . CYB . . ' Schmalt . . . F.F. . . . ‘ 1 1 don’t want that many pei ; pie anyway” . . . The Pon . . . Pollock . . . Puffamori ' Tennis 1, 2, 3; Frolic . Powder Puff 4 ■ BONNIE LEE McLELLAN “Bonnie” “Bone” Did I get any mail? . . . ‘you queer!” . . . skiing in Canada . . . “I’m dying for i coke!” . . . B.C.T.A. . . . ‘It’s that hurtin’ time again North Bridgeton Beach ‘You’re kidding!!!” . . . Maine . . . Joe Farmer. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Team 3, 4 ; Powder Puff ?, 4; Frolics 4- MICHELE C. McMANUS Trauma ... I love it . . . Code . . . Guitar and Cello duets on Prom night . . . You like? . . . The woman . . . Rrrrutz . . . Summers in Maine . . . Ambition: To go into Nursing . . . “It could be wild!” Singers 2, 3, 4 Play 4; Chorale 4; Musical 3, 4; Set Design 4- SUSAN McLELLAN “Sue” Summer of ’72 with J.C. 15 1. . . Melrose . . . Ya know? 11 J. . . Jane, you drive . . . e Stonehenge . . . Twist my 1 arm . . . Moonwalk . . . Joey ;t |. . . Seen Jane? . . . Sam’s Cleaner’s . . . Math with Mr. Robinson. KATHLEEN MARIE MCNALLY “Kathy” “Bird” K-A-A-A-T-H . . . Caw- caw . . . “You guys, don’t make me laugh!” . . . “P” hill . . . 4 at 4 . . . N.U.N. . . . By Memorial Day . . . Ho-Jo mouse . . . Loves good times skiing . . . “I’m annoyed at you!” . . . Fickle. Art Clu b 1, 2, 3; French Club 1 , 2; Chorus 1 , 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Track 1 , 2; Class Council 3; Execu- tive Board 4; Frolics 4; MITOBO. WILLIAM F. McMANUS “Bill” “I’m not going to yell, I just don’t care anymore” A-177 . . . Devilish . . . “1-2-3 Sing” . . . Chorale . . . Give my regards to Jean-0 . . . “Rrrrrutz” . . . Ambition : to be a music teacher. Singers 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Musicals 2, 3, 4: Plays 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Student Exchange Board 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Orienta- tion Committee 2, 3, 4 (Co- Pres.) ; All-State Chorus 3, 4 Frolics 4- MARK P. McMENIMEN “Mort” “Mortermer” Have man . . . Member of CNPC . . . Soul Brother lumber one . . . Check Jowie’s out . . . The tooth . . Frosties . . . Fraher’s orever . . . Eddie Mun- fter. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basket- mil 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4- CHRISTOPHER MELVIN “Crash” “Fuzz” “Brillo” “Chris” Who wants beer? . . . Hey, curly, come here . . . Party at Howie’s . . . “Flaky People” . . . there goes an- other Ford . . . Ambition: to keep my license. Hockey 1. ALEXANDRA MELZAR “Sandy” It just won’t look right . . . costumes, costumes, cos- tumes . . . I’m so far be- hind . . . SEB . . . first sweater . . . working . . . layout staff . . . always tired. Student Exchange Board 1, 2, 3 (Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Interact 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Costume Committee 1, 2, 3, (Chairman) 4; Busi- ness Staff 4; Frolics; Junior Advisory Board; Senior Advisory Board; MITOBO. JAMES PAUL MEZGER III “Jim” “Our words are too far from earth we’re told to ever be any worth. But we’ll tell you for the good of your souls: live your dreams to find the truth.” — Black Oak Arkansas. Ski Team 1, 2, 4 ; Class Officer 1; Rock Ensemble 4; Student Executive Board 2. PETER T. MINICH “Pete” Minish, pinoch . . . Super Beetles forever ... 62 bugs go . . . Number 13 . . . “You hot spoof” . . . Loves hockey, good times . . . Ambition: to make it. Football 1 ; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2,3, 4; Track 3, It ; Tennis 1. DAVID MIDDLETON “Does anybody have a car? . . . The fun begins when the lights go out . . . Resi- dence: Stage . . . Harry . . . Computer nut . . . Mickey Morse Club . . . Stage Crew forever . . . Oct. 22 . . . Robin. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1; Frolics 4; Thespians 3, 4; Data Processing Club 4; Pho- tography Club 2. DEBORAH JO MICHAELSEN “Deb” “. . . and the love that I feel is so far away. I’m a bad dream that I just had today — and you shake your head and say it’s a shame.” . . . J. Tull. Student Council Rep. 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Busi- ness Club 4 ; Frolics. DONNA MOORE Slow and steady wins the race (except in my case!) . . . Quiet on the outside BUT . . . “Who wants to lose in cards?” . . . Yeah — I still work at the dentist’s . . . “Nonchalant” . . . Loves to draw. Set Design 2, 3 (Art ass’t); Frolics; MITOBO 3, 4. DRUSILLA MORRELL “Dewey” RANDY . . .‘“Going to Connecticut!” . . . blushes bright red . . . “Ya know!” . . . “I can’t go to a Bruins game” . . . “Randy called!” . . . Starting my diet — cheesecake? . . . Elmer?? . . . “Oh really” . . . “Give me a break, will ya?” Majorette 4; Powder Puff 4. ) v JOHN MOSCARITO History nut . . . John Len- non . . . “Aw, shoot” . . . ' „ ’64 Cadillacs are classics ! , . . . rock ’n roll music . . . Oh, no, did I hit it? World Affairs Club 2; ' r Spanish Club 3, 4; Busi- ness staff 4. 1 ! ! ( ANDREW KENNETH MOSER “Moe” What are we doing Satur- day night? . . . Owner of Chieftain Spirits, Inc. . . . Likes: 440 Workouts, Grass drills, and 5 a.m. hockey games . . . Ambi- tion : to make the 1976 Olympic Track Team. Class President 1, 2; Student Council V.P. 4; Varsity Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tri-Capt.) ; Wres- tling 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ( Co-Capt.) . 50 KERRY A. MUISE “Moose” My baby Buick . . . Sub- Villa ... I need a coffee . . . “Wanna go for a ride?” . . . “Hey you guys” . . . B- wing . . . Ambition : to en- ter the airlines. Office Aide 2; Decca Club A (Pres.); Frolics A- MICHAEL MULDOON “Mike” Boy’s State . . . Oh, Carol . . . York Beach . . . trailer- ing . . . “money bags” . . . English teacher to migrant workers . . . business-like ... “I think that “Why not?” . . . FSL . . . Worrywort . . . Huh? . . . Ambition: to do my best. German Club 1, 2, 3, (Pres.); World Aff . 1; Plays 2, 3, A; Musical 1, 2, 3, A; Speech Club 2, 3, (Chrmn) A; Singers 1, 2, 3, A; Thespians 2, 3, A , (Pres.); Honor Society 3, A ; Orientation Comm. 3 (Pres.); Tutor 1, 2, 3, A; Frolics; CYO; Danvers State Volunteer 2, 3; Youth Task Force; Mass. Migrant Prog.; Mag. Drive 1,2; Intramurals 3. WILLIAM J. MURPHY “Murph” “Burph” “Willie-Lump-Lump” Motionless people in a re- versible world, elementary jenguin saying “All I’ve tot to say is a-one and a ;wo and a-bobbledy-bob- ledy -boo-boo- Yeah ! Bye- )ye ! | Business Staff 3 (Asst. Mgr.), A (Mgr.); Speech flub 3, A; Football 2, 3, A ' Mgr.); Basketball 1, 2, 3, (Mgr.); Baseball 1, 2, 3, ( (Mgr.); Frolics A; Mi- iration 2, 3; Student 1, 2, h A, 5; Student Council 1; World Affairs Club 2, 3 V.P.); MITOBO. GARY MYERS Residence: A-177 . . . don’t you dare . . . Grumpy? I’m always like this . . . loves: music . . . perpetually sleepy (yawn) . . . “Hey, Shorty !” Band 1, 2, 3, A; Stage Band 3; Pit Orchestra 1, 2; Business Staff A- FRANK J. NUZZI “E. S.” “Richersons” Likes to hang from trees on full moons . . . Let’s go to MacDonald’s . . . “tracks,” “J. E.” . . . Hondas Forever. Wrestling 2. JILL NANGLE Ed . . . hates anything found under the hood of the car . . . skiing . . . beach . . . pizza and a lot of dreams . . . just loves little kids . . . Loves listen- ing to Buddy Miles . . . Ambition: to teach nurs- ery school. Business Club 2. ARTHUR NOLL “Cedric” “Arch” Archery . . . Fishing . . . Camping . . . “A friend with whom I can share the glory and beauty of the woods through a mutual understanding without re- sorting to the vulgarity of words.” Band 1, 2, 3, A; Pit Or- chestra 3; Track 1; Wres- tling 2. 51 52 CHRISTINA NUTTER “Stina” “What a pain!” . . . J . . . I can’t, I have to ride . . . moon-crazy . . . “Sawyer, ya missed him ! . . . Head 240’s . . . P’s . . . Those were the days . . . Ski Team 2, 3, 4 (Co- Captain); Ski Club 3, 4; Executive Board 1 , 2, 3, J,; Class Officer 1, 2; Class Advisory Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Field Hockey 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; F rolics. MARY E. PALMER Bla! . . . Sounds good, what do you feed it? . . . I’m alright, the world’s all wrong! . . . HOCKEY . . . Unreal! . . . “Beanbag” . . . Harvey Wallbangers . . . Tea bags in psychology . . . ephalumps. Singers 1,2,3. PAMELA ARLENE O’BRIEN “Pam” “Hey Burphy!” . . . sev- enth hour filing . . . “Well, if I can get Ronnie’s car” . . . outside after lunch . . . “Wouldn’t that be neat?” . . . Ronnie . . . “Did you do your French?” World Affairs Club 2; Speech Club 3; Business Club 4; Frolics; Halloween Party; AlITOBO. L. MARK PANELLA “Pagoody” “Andy” “Salvatore” “Mickey” “I’m not here” . . . “IT’s not too good too” . . . Whooooo cares . . . “Good kid!” . . . Izzy Fureal . . . ahtraM . . . “You can even eat your V.W.” . . . 17 . . . Stanfield . . . “We can’t go in there, the goon’s in there.” Football 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- Capt.) ; Baseball 1,2; Golf 3 ; Executive Board 2. SHEILA ELLEN OGDEN “Oggy” Maine . . . Sewing nut . . . Hey Rocky! . . . One of the BW’s . . . Oh, son of a bis- cuit! ! . . . one day diets . . . Strawberries . . . WAVE . . . Bruins . . . Homeroom twitch . . . C. D. . . . Ambi- tion : to travel. Business Club 3, 4 (Sec.). MICHAEL W. PAVESI “Mike” Chocolate-chip . . . What’s wrong with Italians? . . . Where’s Motown? . . . Spa- ghetti and wine . . . Hey J.R. . . . Poxo ... I better call Mom . . . Black magic . . . T-shirt day . . . Gravy train again . . . How’d it go? . . . National Institute for Giving Guineas Equal Rights. Class Exec. 1,2; Frolics 4; Varsity Club 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 (Trainer), 3, 4; Baseball 1 ; Track 2, 3, 4 ; Recep- 54 tionist 2; Student Gov. Day 3; ' Leader 4 • PAUL A. PELLICELLI “Paul” “Who’s skipping today?” . . . T.C.C. . . . “Where is everybody?” . . . Thunder bridge . . . “April Fools, Hey man what’s happen- ing?” . . . Pontiac 400’s forever . . . The Gang . . . Plum Island . . . Ambition: University of Massachu- cpff-c DEC A Club 4 (V.P.); Automotives 3; Frolics J,. LUCILLE LEE POEL “ Lucy” Jesus saith unto him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” St. John 14:6. Office, aid 1, 3; Nurses aid 1; MITOBO ; Creative Stitching 3; Art Club 1. BOB PENNEY Jeff look out! ... You should have seen what happened to us on Cherry Hill . . . Bikes are here to stav. Baseball 1 , J. PAUL RABENIUS Wrestling 2; Ski Team ROBERT PETROGALLO “Rob” Midnight rambler . . . Swampscott . . . Where’s Em? . . . What’s up for tonite Fuji? . . . What’s happen? ... Is that right! Loaded dice . . . Saturday nights . . . Where’s the party tonite? . . . Goomba. Football 1, 2; Hockey 1. KEITH RANDO “Guinea” “The Guin” Boston in the Spring . . . CINDI . . . Cold night on the common ... “I would never” . . . Moody Blues and John Mayall . . . CINDI . . . Bernie’s . . . “Yem” . . . Long eyelashes . . . Ambition : to be a car- penter. DEC A Club ; Wrestling 3; Homeroom Rep. KAREN PORTEOUS “I don’t believe it” . . . “Oh my achin’ head” . . . Where’s Kristin?” . . . “Got a free?” . . . Rick . . . Goin’ out to eat again . . . “Can’t, I gotta work . . . Rickit. Gymnastics 1; Junior Advisory Board 3; Senior Advisory Board J,; Soft- ball 1 ; Frolics 4- DEIRDRE A. REAGAN “Dede” Hi Ded . . . “Wanna buy a spec bus ticket?” . . . Bebe . . . “You Guys! . . . busy- bee babe . . . “Where’s Hennigar?” . . . Drerdry . . . “How should I know nobody ever tells me!” . . . “Can I say something?” Speech Club 2, 3, 4; In- teract Club 3, 4 ; Junior Advisory Board 3; Senior Advisory Board 4 (Chair- man); Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 4; Frolics; Homeroom Rep. 2; Gym- 55 nasties 4- ROGER MICHAEL REIDY “Mike” “Roger” Hey Mabel! . . . FNPC forever . . . Certainly . . . You smell like a goat . . . You know what I mean? . . . yea . . . Lissa . . . Hey Mikey! . . . Likes skiing and good music. Football 1 ; Soccer 2, 3, A; Ski Team 1, 2, 3, A (Co- Captain) : Baseball 1, 2, 3, 1 ; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, A ; Frolics; Varsity Club A- KIM REILAND Iycbwtoyl . . . Ltoyw! . . . Sha-na-na . . . Ski tripping . . . Party at Reilands! . . . Let’s DO something! . . . Wanna go riding? . . . Chocolate Chip . . . V.G. . . . My buddy Ing ... I can’t stop laughing!. Class Vice Pres. 1; Speech Club 3, At Ski Club 3 (Treas.), A; MITOBO; Varsity Club A; Frolics Committee A; Ski Team 3, A: Chieftain Chatter A ( Editor). KAYE RENAUD “Kaye” David! . . . October 31, 1970 . . . I’m hungry! . . . God made the world, Lin! ! . . . Monday night Drive- in! .. . Answer Bass!!! . . . Ambition: to tell my neighbor what to do! Homeroom Representa- tive 1; Frolics. ROBIN REYMOND “Rob” On days when it’s dark and clouds suffocate the sky, when all the evils of the world crowd you and you see no hope ahead of you, reach out and I will gently touch your mind. R.A.R. Chorus 1, 2; Singers 3, A; Stagecrew 1, 2, 3, A; Thespian Society 3, A; Jr. High Advisory Board 3; Production Secretary 3; MITOBO ; Frolics. 56 JOHN RIELLY Rock Ensemble A; MI- TOBO. DEBORAH ANN ROBERTSON “Deb” “Dummy” Ken . . . December 15, 1973 . . . Chevron U . . . I’ll have to ask Ken . . . One of Aly’s girls . . . I’ll never forget all my bud- dies . . . Ambition : to marry Ken and be happy. Softball 1 ; Pep Squad 1 ; Office Aid 1, 2; Frolics. NANCY ROLLINS “Nance” Far out . . . What a sports car! . . . Meet ya in the ii shop . . . Gonzo to the max! . . . Ambition: Go to ( Colorado. Softball 1 ; Field Hockey [ 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Leaders I Club 2, 3; Automechanics 3, 4. BRIAN PETER ROONEY “Pete” “See you in Needles or in Poughkeepsie!” . . . “Whoa!” . . . “Hello, Can- ada” . . . Mount Washing- ton . . . Cindy and Charlie, wish you were here . . . “Hi Va Voom!” . . . Con- way Cafe . . . “Oh Boo Boo.” JARI KOSKINEN Curious exchange student who likes music and violin is his friend. Homework may wait. Music 4- SCOTT ROSSI “Scooter” “Razu” Easy big one . . . I’m good for a few Macs . . . Razu and the Home Brew . . . Sparky’s and Vernon’s . . . A.M.A. Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Varsity Club 4; Math Olympiad 4; Student Council 1 ; Home Room Rep. 1. RICHARD H. ROSE “Rick” “Rosey” “I’ve gotta get my license” . . . Math . . . Calculus is fun . . . “See you in the Computer Room” . . . Soc- cer . . . “How about a ride home, Gary?” . . . Vermont . . . COTAGATO TFP . . . “Rossi, did you do your homework, yet?” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Math T earn 1,2, 3, 4 ( Co-Capt.) ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; French Club 2; Ger- man Club 2; Stage Band 1; Student Gov’t. Day 3; Frolics 4; Varsity Club 4- DAVID M. ROY Hey Steve! . . . What are you doing? . . . Boston Region of Associative De- velopment . . . Let’s go! . . . I’m on a diet . . . That’s easy. Football 1 ; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Class Executive 2; Frolics; Varsity Club 4. JUDITH A. ROSS “Some people call solitude loneliness, but is only lone- liness for those who can- not stand alone.” — Marya Mannes. Band 1. 2; Singers 3; Speech Club 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Frolics. MAUREEN PALMER “Moe” Where’s dum-dum? . . . Hey Hazelwood ... If I can get the car . . . What’s wrong with being short? . . . Hey Shroede . . . What a “bummer” ... I know it bugs you. Homeroom Rep. 1; Soft- ball 1 ; Gymnastics 3 (Man.); Speech Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 4. 57 ALAN RUSSELL Bikes is the name of the game . . . MoTo’s or En- duroes, it doesn’t matter as long: as you’re on a bike. Baseball 1; Pingpong 3, 4; Hockey 4; Track 4- PETRA SCHANK “Oh really?!” . . . “Why can’t they build a standard without first gear?” . . . “Hey Kraut!” . . . Sum- mer of 72 . . . Bill . . . “Don’t wink at me!” . . . “Let’s go to the beach.” German Club 1, 2 (Sec.), 3; Tutor 1, 2, 3, 4 1 Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics. SHARON RYAN “Sha” Whew! You devil you . . . Quiet? . . . Let’s hit the locker room . . . Forget it . . . I’m so tired . . . 6:00 A.M. . . . Cafe period 5 . . . DO . . . Not again? Yearbook 1 ; Business Club 4; Orientation Com- mittee 3, 4; Frolics; Pow- der Puff; Student Gov. Day 3. NOREEN ANN SCLAFANI “Guess who I saw!” . . . I’m not eatin’ today! . . . Gumpy’s a BRAT . . . So? . . . No Way . . . Cut it out! . . . Ribbit! . . . You’re gonna get it! . . . “Let’s ambush Frank!” Frolics 4. CHERYL LEE SAWYER “Nutter, where?” . . . “Not nice P’s . . . Sum- mer of 72 . . . Mooncrazy . . . “P” hill . . . “Practice, again?” . . . “But I have to work!” . . . “What’s on the agenda for tonight?” . . . Naples. Class Officer 1 (Treas.); Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Prom 3; Jr. Banquet 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; MI TO BO; Future Nurses Club 4; Ski teayn 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1,2 ; Frolics EMILY SCHROEDER “Em” “Schroeder” “Hey, Bone!” . . . Macs and Yogurt . . . “Where’s Rob?” . . . One of Aly’s Girls . . . DAD’s V.W. . . . “Kate, I need a ride!” . . . Betty and Barney-Fred and Wilma. Basketball 2; Tennis 1; Frolics 4 ; Executive Board 2 . JEFFREY SCUTIERE “Scugood” “Skits” “Scujeff” “Hey, Carp! Yours is ugly!” . . . Non Illigimiti Carborundum . . . Grope’s no dope . . . filled to capac- ity — 9 . . . “Don’t worry, Don’ll get you out when your time’s up.” Football 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 4; Tennis 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treas.); Speech Club 3; Leaders 4; Junior Ad- visory Board 3 ; Senior Ad- visory Board 4; Frolics 4- 1 1 J � 1 1 58 SAMUEL M. PAGE, JR. “Skip” Sam’s taxi service . . . Cripe!! . . . Superlover . . . Hacketts vs. the football games . . . blonde hair — brown eyes??? . . . Noisiest Ford in town . . . Coke!! Where to tonight Laura? . . . Ambition : to succeed. Sivimming 2,3,1, . CAROL SHERRIFF Contagious smile, blue eyes, and a yellow jacket . . . West Boxford “blokes” . . . “I’m last again” . . . Likes popcorn — and more popcorn . . . and large hot fudge sundaes. Student Exchange Board A; Speech Club A; Frolics A- KAREN SEDLER Oh give me a break! . . . NEW HAMPSHIRE . . . I’ve got so much physics . . .; let’s eat . . . You wanna go to the gym? . . . I can hack it . . . only $2.99 at Marshall’s! Math Team 2, 3, A (Sec.) ; Interact 2, 3; Pow- der Puff A; Frolics A; MITOBO. DALE SHIELDS “Don’t have a cow!!” . . . Are you going to the hill before school? . . . Pop Tarts in the morning . . . summer nights in N.H. . . . “What’s happening?!” . . . Sgroi, you fag! Band 1, 2, 3, A; Stage Crew 1, A- PATRICIA A. SINGLETON “Patrushka” Someone genuinely warm, friendly, and outgoing; fun to be with — a real ham. Yet daring enough to be different. A true indi- vidual. — A friend. Field Hockey 1, 2; Vol- leyball 1 , 2, 3; Tennis 3, A: Basketball 2; Speech Club A; French Club 2, 3, A; Leaders A; Biology Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Frolics A; MITOBO. RICK SHEPARD “Hey, are you serious?” . . . likes skindiving, hunting and fishing . . . Band . . . Skiing . . . Jack Hackett’s ... Ambition: to own a house in the mountains f with his own stream. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, A: Band l 1, 2, 3. A; Spanish Club A; Rock Ensemble A ' , Basket- ball 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Football 1; Ski Team A; Ping Pong 59 JILL E. SMALL “Jill Big” Back and forth . . . “No, I’m much too hungry” . . . Special Officer Smith . . . “But, um, ya know what?” . . . Emergency Brake . . . I probly bet’er go . . . “Pete, have a party, O.K.?” Leaders Club 3, A; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Home- room Representative 2; Speech Club 2, 3, A; Ski Club 3, A; Tennis 1, 2, 3, A; Field Hockey 2; Ski Team 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, A; Announcers Club A; Varsity Club A. STEVEN SMALL “Mosh” “Small” “Super Jew” F.N.P.C. . . . Coach . . . “This is what you’re doing wrong.” . . . mornings at 6:00 . . . Me and the Red Sox . . . Always kind and considerate . . . “Ha!” . . . “I told ya so.” Football 1 ; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- Capt.); Executive Board 1, 2; Varsity Club 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3, 4. LESLEY SMYTHE “Smite” “Where’s Rae?” . . . I’m crummin’ . . . C-wing girls room . . . Canada . . . Plum Island. EVELYN M. SNEEDEN “Evie” “Everett” “Heavy Evie” Butch . . . Ruthie . . . Deaf . . . “I don’t Believe it!” . . . Ouigi Board . . . HoJo Honey . . . “What? Start over” . . . “W-W-W-Wait a minute” . . . “Forget it!” . . . Softball 4 . . . “My license — ever?” Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Cheer- leader 1,2; Ski Club 3, 4; Frolics 4 ; Powder Pu ff 3, 4. CYNTHIA GUEST Our spiritual sun is but reflected rays of energy from the real sun. The l ' eal sun is as invisible as the real man. — Leo JUDITH ANN SORENSON “Judy” “Jude” “Sorry I was absent, but” . . . N.S.P. . . . You make me laugh . . . BCTA . . . Joe Farmer . . . my puppy . . . How’d that happen? Freckled Knees . . . “Hey Sweetheart!” . . . “Don’t laugh, it’s not funny!” Tennis 2; Powder Puff 3, 4 ; Frolics 4- GORDON SMITH “Gordo” Member of the Boston Re- gion of Associative Devel- opment . . . eyes open . . . Steve . . . Hey, Dick! . . . one on one . . . Where’re we goin’ tonight, Clay? . . . G.W.A. . . . J.C. . . . Livin’ and Dyin’. Basketball 1, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SUZANNE SPEAR Kat Cav Fan Club . . . What Betty? . . . Hey Jan, Guess what! . . . Did Mc- Govern lose? . . . No Ger- man today? . . . “Never underestimate the power of a friend” . . . Ambition: fashion designer. German Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 3, 4; Orienta- tion Committee 2, 3, 4; Costume Committee 3, 4; Frolics 4 ; MITOBO ( Busi- ness Ed.). 60 MARK SPEARS ’64 GTO . . . The park . . . Richardson’s . . . Harley Davidson XLCH . . . The Nike Site . . . F-Troop . . . “I’ll trade you my vette for two pieces of bubble gum!” . . . The drive-in. Auto lab 3, 4; Work study 3, 4; Soccer 2. BEVERLY J. SPEARIN “Bev” So many frees . . . really, really? . . . oh, that smile . . . peppermint lifesavers ... hi, girls! ... an uncon- trollable laugh . . . zimmer frei . . . “To multiply your happiness try dividing it with others.” Speech Club 3, 4; Thes- pian Society 4; Basketball 2; Play 3, 4; Announcers 4; Powder Puff 3; MI- TOBO. JO LEE STEWART “Joey” “Cupcake” “Mom” “What a ball!” . . . “Oh my Ga-a-ad” . . . “Gotta free?” . . . “Right on, blonde!” . . . “It’s almost Friday!” . . . “Did you get a letter?” . . . MNM . . . “That Brat!” . . . CNWT. Ski Club 2; Basketball 1 ; Newspaper 4; Sounding Board 1 ; Homecoming Committee 2; Senior Prom 2 . LANCE STICKNEY “Stick” “Really” Gotta work on the Jeep . . . snow . . . snow . . . Moun- tain Dew . . . “Brenda” Red Lace . . . Nov. 8 . . . Up-Kerry’s . . . Ambition: to be a better bricklayer than my father (be num- ber one). Prom 2; Football 1, 2,3. MARK STEVENS Seagull . . . Lover . . . Debbie . . . Right on . . . Friday nights at the drive- in .. . “Durkee, where’s my keys?” . . . ’69 Ply- mouth . . . Debbie!!! . . . CH or bust. Auto 1, 2; Baseball 1; Football 1. r KEITH STACKHOUSE Real Jesus freak . . . the holy Bible . . . loves moun- tain climbing . . . real out- do orsman . . . big smile . . . hates kitchen work at any restaurant . . . Ambition : to be happy. PHIL SANSONE Uncle John’s Band . . . Going to the mountains . . . Magic Bus . . . “Cowgirl in the Sand” . . . Layla . . . Pool room . . . When I get my MGB. Freshman Football 1; Track 1, 2; Soccer 3. HARRY T. TAFT “Bud” “Hal” Most Lackadasical Center . . . C.H.A. . . . Cruex forever . . . Woow! . . . A little Poon in action . . . Pudman . . . Purduce . . . New England Serum . . . 4:30 . . . Harnose and Nini . . . The Stang. Student Council 1, 2 (Treas.), 4 (Corr. Sec.); Junior Class President; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) ; Baseball 1,2; Boys’ Leaders Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Guidance Advisory Council 3, 4- DAVID TAYLOR Soccer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,4; Foot- ball 1; Golf 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Chess Chib 3, 4- DARLENE ANN TEMKE “Tempting” “Beaner” Cyndy’s in Switzerland! . . . Hey Kraut ... I gotta babysit . . . Hey Oggy! . . . “one of the B.W.’s . . . P. F. Fliers . . . that’s good . . . Have you seen? . . . Ambition : Switzerland ! ! ! ! Business Club 4- ROBERT A. THOMPSON “Grope” “Arnie” “Buz” “Pres” “You hack” . . . C.T. . . . Soo-Good . . . The kid . . . Ambition: to beat Jack Nicklaus. Swimming 1; Football 1 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3 (Co-Capt.) , 4 (Co- Capt.) ; Student Council 3, 4 (Pres.); National Honor Society 3, 4 (V.P.) ; Speech Club 1,2,3, 4; Senior Ad- visory Board 4; Junior Advisory Board 3; An- nouncers Club 4; Math Team 2; Varsity Club 4; School Comm. Advisory Board 4; Frolics 4- STEPHAN TIMM PHIL TRUPASSO Middleton Square . . . XLCH Forever . . . The Park and All the Good Times. CATHY JEAN TUMBER “Cathy” “Cathetra” “That’s queer!” “Really? Do I?” ... 4 at 4 . . . “This is boring” . . . library cheers . . . Good HoJo! . . . lustful woman . . . “Well . . . hi” ... 1 hamburger thrower ... “I can’t, I hafta Sorry I’m late!” A.F.S. 1,2; Softball 2; Ski Team 2, 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4; Interact 2; Hockey Cheerleading 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Junior Ad- visory Board 3; Senior Advisory Board 4 ; Stu- dent Council 3 (Publicity), 4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Musical 1; Class Competi- tion Comm. 1 (Chrmn.) ; Copley Square Exchange 3, 4 ; Frolics 4 ; Powder Puff 3, 4; Chief Mascono- met 4; MITOBO. GLENNA TITUS Danvers . . . Rick . . . “Ya wanna leave?” . . . Linda . . . Dwight strikes again . . . Rick . . . Vettes are it! . . . Beatles . . . “We can only try.” MARK TURLA 62 PAMELA VAN BUSKIRK “Pam” Wentworth By the Sea . . . Sandi’s, Swimming at 5:30 a.m. . . . Prom with Tom . . . Where’s Sandi? . . . Gorilla’s gone . . . Where’s Trench? . . . There’s noth- ing like having this dumb blonde around . . . Always smiling — especially with T.A.W. Business Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 1 ; Office Aid 1; Powder Puff J,; Frolics 4; MITOBO. JIM VAN SICKLER “Yodi” What does Minnie say? . . . V-Dubs rule the road! . . . Nancy F. . . . Hey Aaron! . . . Dislocated pinkies are a pain . . . Thank God for early dismissal . . . Where’s Don? Stage Crew 1, 2; Ski Team 4- GARY L. VIVIANI Gilio . . . Wicked . . . Home- work . . . What? . . . Cot- gatotFP . . . “Let’s have a meeting . . . The Computer Room . . . maroon Mus- tangs Voovini . . . “Yes, the floor looks fine” . . . No joke. Speech Club 2 (Treas.), 3, 4; Math Team 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Soccer 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Gov’t Day 3; Senior Advisory Board 4; Honor Society 3 (Pres.), 4; Frolics 4- KAREN WALAKO “Red” Rosebud . . . That’s not fair, you always win! . . . You’re sick! . . . You jig- got .. . JEEPS . . . “Jack.” Chorus 1; Office Aid 1; Powder Puff 4; Frolics 4- RAEMARIE WALSH “Rae” “The Rolaid Kid” . . . Michael . . . Hey ya seen Schmite? . . . Plum Island Forever (If it lasts that long) . . . The nursery and all my children. Early Childhood Ed. 3, 4. WAYNE G. WEATHERBY ABRHS, August 17, ’71 . . . The P.R. . . . Austin 1100 . . . McDonald’s . . . June 29, ’72 . . . Tenor and Bar . . . Saxes . . . “Give me a BREAK” . . . Gala- tians . . . 4:21-31; 3:19-20. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4- WILLIAM WEBER “Willy” RICHARD S. WEBSTER Music . . . Books . . . Trees . . . Music . . . Bicycle . . . Balrogs, and lots, lots, more . . . Hey, hey, or “Hey” . . . “What.” Radio Club 2; Table of the Bull 3; Band 3, 4 ; Stage Band 4; Rock En- semble 4; Globner’s Society 4. 63 JANICE CAROL WEYLAND “Shorty” Ice cubes at 5 mph . . . “summer of ’72” . . . bas- ketball . . . “How’s the air down there?” . . . Hi t the locker room . . . Ambition : to jump high enough to touch the basketball net. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; ( Capt.) ; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4: Softball 1, 2; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; (Sec.); Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Junior Banquet Comm. 3 (decorations) ; Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolics 4. JILL SUZANNE WEHLING Long strawberry blonde hair . . . “I’ve got so much to do!” . . . “Duddy!?” . . . “Devilish?!” . . . “You little tart!” . . . HoJo honey . . . “I’ve got to work” . . . always writing letters . . . Aug. 26, ’71 . . . June 10, ’72. Pep Squad 1 ; Homeroom Rep. 1 ; Student Exch. Board 1, 2, 3; (Co-Pres.) 4 ; ( Sec.-Treas .) ; Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 1, 2, 3; Int. Thesp. Society 2, 3, 4; Costume Committee 1, 2, 3; Interact 2; Musical 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Banquet 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Busi- ness Staff 3, 4; Frolics 4; MI TO BO 4. PAMELA JEAN WHEELER “P.J.” “Pam” “Pony” Love . . . Wanderlust . . . Jack’s Harem . . . “My eyes are GREY!” . . . “I’m not that short” . . . smiles that care . . . sound . . . hosses . . . mad tenorist . . . Coke . . . tr, etc. . . . back- stage . . . poetry . . . VER- MONT!! Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Singers 2, 3, 4 ; Chorus 1,2; Musical 1,2; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Frolics 4- GREGORY TRIMLET WHITE “Greg” You’ll run in my dust one of these days, . . . No. 1 . . . Those long runs . . . Always going for the A’s . . . Colorado — Outward Bound . . . High bar . . . Punting in Oxford ... I try hard . . . Loves playing sports, hates watching them . . . “Wicker.” Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Frolics 4- 64 DIANA L. WILDES “DiDi” “The bush!” . . . Oh! You’re a pal! . . . “Let’s turn out the lights and . . .” . . . “1:15 a.m.” . . . Hey! How Ya doin? . . . “Those long nights — waiting” . . . “The dock!” . . . Friendly and sincere . . . Ambition : to get a good job! Business Club 4; Pow- der Puff 4; Frolics 4; MI TO BO. ROGER E. WILDES “Brillo” “Ed” “Where’s chicken legs?” . . . Beverly, Hampton and Salisbury . . . “Don’t worry, I can drive!” . . . “I’m not accident prone!” . . . one icy Saturday night . . . summer of ’71 . . . Am- bition: to keep myself in one piece! Baseball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.) ; Football 1, 2, 3, 4- PETER WISWELL “Wisa” Hey, Why don’t you go out for Wrestling . . . Moe’s Home Brew . . . Captain Dick. Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Team 1; Wrestling 2; (Capt.) 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4- JENNA A. WRIGHT “Jenner” “Girls!” . . . Harmless . . “Don’t kid yourself” . . “Don’t nush it!” . . . Sum mer of ’72 . . . N.U.N. . . Jack’s . . . P.T.M.D. . . Repulsive . . . “Kind of ; dr-a-a-a-ag!” Leaders Club 3 (Treas.) 4; Varsity Club 4: Fieh Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softbal 1; Gymnastics 2; Junio Banquet 3 (Chrmn.) Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff 3, 4; Frolic 4. WILLIAM ALLEN WOOD “Bill” “Woodie” Crew Recruiter . . . Boss . . . Loves Wendy . . . Resi- dence: Stage . . . Smile . . . Keep it clean . . . The fun never stops . . . Volleybag . . . True Friendship . . . Ambition: U.S.A.F. Fire- Fighters . . . SYNDI- CATE. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, k; Andio-Visiol 1, 2, 3, A; Thespians 3. U; Football 1, 12; Gymnastics 1; Track 1, 2, 3; G.W. 1, 2, 3, J,. DAVID ZIEGLER With the Lord on my side, I do not Fear. What can man do to me? Psalm 118 : 6 . Also Members of The Class of 1973 CONRAD BENULIS JAMES BOUCHARD ELIZABETH BRASSEUR BETTY HAWKINS SANDRA KNIGHT ELAINE MARVEL JANET WILKINS KENNETH MASSE DARLENE McCLELLAN DAVID ROBERTSON 67 Abare, J. Achenbach, E. FRESHMEN Ackerman, T Altieri, P. Anderson, J. Anderson, P. Andrews, G. Angeline, K. Anzalone, K. Arne, S. Ash, B. Barley, R. Bakewell, J. Ballard, M. Barndt, M. Barrett, D. Bassett, S. Bassette, C. Beck, S. Behrens, M Belben, C. Bell, G. Bergsten, D. Bernstein, R. Bishop, J. Bishop, K. Blais, R. Blaus, V. Bogdonoff, P. Bogart, H. Bond, M. Borden, R. Borden, J. Bond, W. Borrelli, L. Bouchard, R. Bowler, C. Brett, C. Brooks, D. Brophy, M. Brown, C. Brown, D. Brownell, J. Bryant, K. Buckely, J. Callahan, L. Campbell, M Caputo, L. Carr, R. 70 Carter, J. Carver, S. Cathcart, R. Cavalieri, R. Cerino, M. Chadwick, G. Chamberlin, J. Charles, S. Chartier, L. Chetty, C. Chouinard, J. Clarke, D. Clayton, M. Coleman, P. Cole, D. Cole, R. Connell, L. Conway, B. Coulombe, M. Cox, F. Crawford, K. Creamer, T. Crandall, M. Crocker, R. Cunningham, J. Currier, M. Cusack, T. Cushing, L. Daigle, M. Dane, S. Davis, L. Deboer, H. Denman, S. Dc Souza, S Dexter, C. Diamond, S. Dicicco, D. Difrancesco, T. Dinan, J. Drew, A. Driscoll, D. Durkee, D. Dwinell, S. Englehart, T. Falkowski, G. Fay, J. Fernandez, J. Ferrari, A. Feulner, L. Fioretti, C. Fiske, T. Fitch, T. Fitzpatrick, J. Flaherty, B. Ford, S. 71 Foshage, W. Foster, C. Fox, P. Fredrickson, M. Frost, S. Fuller, D. Gage, J. Gaglione, M Garland, P. Garten, M. Gaudet, R. Gilbert, L. Gillnian, A. Gingrich, J. Goodwin, W. Goss, D. Gould, E. Gourley, C. Green, D. Griffin, P. Grocott, S. Halfrey, D. Hall, L. Hancock, C. Hanlon, J. Harding, K Harlow, G. Harris, J. Harwood, S. Haykal, J. Hebb, R. Heminway, K. Hieber, P. Holt, R. Hood, W. Horning, J. Horvath, J. Hull, M. Irish, M. Jeffery, M. Johnson, A. Johnson, J. Jones, E. Josephson, D. Joy, T. Keith, L. Kelley, S. Killian, K. Kincaid, S. Kindregan, K. King, B. Krupski, W. Krause, P. Kruysman, G. Kunz, D. 72 Lessing, D. Limone, D. Lindh, C. Longstreet, D. Lowell, B. Macdonald, B. MacGregor, R. Lambert, M. Langis, L. Larson, P. Larson, R. Lawrence, L. Lehman, P. Leighton, D. Macleod, P. Madden, F. Madden, L. Malone, T. Munro, D. Manning, S Mangini, J. Markus, W. Marshall, P. Martin, D. Masse, D. May, T. McCarthy, R. McDonough, K. McGinnity, K. McGregor, D. Mcilvane, L. McLaughlin, M Mead, T. Mendalka, K. McMenimen, J. Mercier, D. Mertz, S. Mezger, S. Mihalaros, K. Miller, S. Moffet, M. Moore, D. Moore, R. Mott, C. Mueskes, B. Moulton, M. Murphy, D. Nangle, L. Nault, M. Nelson, W. Newell, S. Nulk, G. Nutt, B. Oberti, C. 0 Brien, C. 0 Brien, N Page, D. Panella, C. Parsons, C. Payne, P. Poland, C. Poole, A. Price, M. Provencher, C. Pszenny, R. Race, A. Rando, D. Reagan, R. Reifel, H. Reymond, J. Richardson, H. Richman, P. Rider, S. Robbins, D. Robertson, D. Rollfs, E. Rolsma, J. Rouse, J. Ryan, J. Salmon, M. Sanderson, G. Savery, L. Savoie, J. Savory, S. Schmitt, P. Schulte, J. Scott, M. Shackford, J. Shaughnessy, T. Shipley, N. Silva, M. Simms, D. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, S. Spicer, C. Spring, K. Spring, L. Stieglitz, W. Stoddard, A. Stott, R. Swift, L. Thomson, A. Thuermer, S. Tragert, C. 74 Trupasso, C. Tyson, P. Tyson, J. Tyson, T. Van Sickler, J. Viggh, E. Vistorino, N Viviani, N. Vogt, G. Walako, P. Walsh, D. Weber, M. Wehling, T. Weltler, T. West, C. Whitley, N. Wiswell, S. Wood, J. Ziegler, R. Bakker, K. Barry, M. Brackett, G. Brophy, D. Chub, D. Clark, M. Conroy, L. Coulter, D. Delmastro, C. Dougherty, F. Everson, T. Fiorella, T. Forgione, D. Forney, W. Fyfe, R. Foster, I. Gagnon, S. Gilford, J. Godtfredsen, A. Gilbert, E. Gould, K. Hey, C. Hinckley, R. Hossfeld, A. Johnson, J. Keyes, S. Kimball, M. Knight, K. Lane, J. Leary, M. LeColst, J. Leonard, E. Macauly, J. Madden, P. Mairo, M. Melvin, R. Miller, J. Myers, R. Nangle, M. Nault, B. Nelson, M. Nickerson, C. Noll, M. Palmer, R. Reeve, E. Repucci, D. Ripple, A. Roux, M. Russell, A. Schroeder, H. Schumacher, C Silva, B. Smith, G. Smith, R. Smythe, R. Stone, S. Thing, N. Van Nest, J. Veinot, C. Woodbury, M. Woodbury, W. SOPHOMORES Abraham, N. Ackerman, D. Ackerman, S. Anderson, J. Anderson, J. Angers, A. Ash, D. Atwood, L. Baker, D. Baker, P. Bakewell, K Baldwin, C. Balletto, S. Bannon, K. Barbour , J. Barclay, W. Barr, P. Bedrosian, R. Bell, E. Bernays, J. Berstein, D. Bisson, B. Blackwood, B. Blauvelt, G. Bleish, B. Bogdonoff, P. Bolen, N. Bond, J. Borsare, C. Bouchard, A. Bowerman, P. Bradbury, L. Bradstreet, D. Brasseur, B. Buechel, R. Bullens, D. Burley, K. Busch, D. Bushee, M. Butler, P. Cargill, W. Carlson, L. Carroll, E. Carter, A. Carver, J. Cashman, C. Cavot, C. Cerino, C. Chase, D. Cheatham, K. Christiansen, W. 76 Church, G. Cirinna, M. Cobliegh, J. Colby, K. Cole, P. Cole, T. Collins, L. Copthorne, R. Crandall, R. Crocco, P. Cryan, R. D’Agostino, L. Davis, L. Deans, L. Decker, L. Delaney, P. Denis, D. Derosier, N. DiBenedetto, J. Dionne, M. Dole, L. Dougherty, C, Doughty, K. Dowling, E. Driscoll, G. Eckel, W. Elliot, K. Fascano, B. Faulkner, T. Flagg, G. Flaherty, P. Forney, L. Frost, D. Gaboriault, P. Gage, N. Ganley, J. Gates, C. Gaunt, M. Gendron, S. Gingrande, B. Goodale, B. Gordon, P. Goss, J. Gould, A. Griffin, L. Griffith, D. Hayberg, L. Hagen, T. Hall, S. Hampton, P. Hare, T. Harlow, S. Harris, D. Harris, H. Hartford, J. Hatt, B. 77 Hawkins, A. Heermans, R. Heeremans, S. Heine, A. Henderson, S. Holaday, J. Hooven, W. Howe, N. Hume, J. Hunt, S. Hyde, L. Ingalls, C. Jacobs, D. Jackman, V. Johnson, D. Johnson, W. Johnston, L. Jones, C. Jones, M. Jones, S. Josephson, P. Kenney, B. Kelley, K. Kenney, L. Kenny, L. Kimble, J. Kimball, R. Kirkham, B Knisley, K. Kraus, D. Krupreanee, L. Laird, T. Lambert, J. Lane, F. Learned, L. Lebel, K. Lebland, B. Leburn, K. Lehmann, K Leighton, N. Le May, R. Leonard, M. Lombardi, L. Lorant, S. Lovell, P. Lyth, S. Mandragouras, D. Martens, L. Martin, J. Martin, P. Mason, C. Masteller, S. Mezzata, W. McAdoo, K. McDonough, K. McGinnity, S. 78 McLaughlin, S. McLendon, R. McNally, K. Merman, K. Michaelsen, B. Minich, A. Moore, B. Moran, R. Morrell, D. Mueskes, E. Murphy, R. Nelson, C. Nelson, R. Newhall, S. Nickerson, S Nipert, F. O’Brien, E. O’Brien, S. O’Brien, V. Odell, S. Ogden, G. Patkin, D. Peart, C. Penney, J. Peterson, J. Pinkham, A. Powell, A. Pratt, D. Preytis, C. Pszenny, R. Publicover, M. Rakip, P. Reeve, W. Regii, K. Reisdorf, C. Reiland, L. Reyes, J. Robertson, M. Rogers, M. Roland, R. Rollins, J. Rolsma, M. Rooney, J. Rose, A. Roy, K. Rupp, R. Ryan, J. Ryan, P. Sabino, D. Salmon, M. Schiff, M. Schulte, K. Scott, G. Scuzzarella, D. Shaktman, J. Shaw, C. Shepard, D. Shepard, M. Simms, N. Singleton, J. Skinner, D. Small, M. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, M. Spear, P. Spencer, E. Sperancio, D. Spring, K. Stephens, R. Stevens, K. Stewart, M. Stewart, M. Stromberg, J Tagg, D. Thomas, W. Thompson, M. Thompson, T. T ragert, J. Tumber, J. Van Nest, J. Veinot, C. Ventre, T. Veronda, C. Walsh, M. Watson, P. Way, C. Weatherby, J. Welsh, S. ' Wennerbeg, K. Wennerberg, L. Whelan, C. White, R. Williams, C. Williams, J. Winslow, S. Wright, D. Wyman, A Yonis, R. Young, L. 80 £ - Anderson, T. Fieldsa, K. Macleod, G. Shuman, K. Ackerman, R. Flammia, G. Mahoney, S. Small, J. Asmussen, K. Flynn, R. Mannheim, S. Smith, S. Bean, R. Frasca, B. Marshall, B. Spanos, S. Bemis, M. Giovannacci, L. McArdle, S. Steele, N. Bergstrom, J. Glenn, K. McAlister, L. Stickney, D. Best, J. Gooding, K. Mclean, K. Stone, P. Bleau, N. Gould, N. McMillan, C. Sweet, R. Blumberg, H. Gourley, J. Muller, C. Tibbetts, C. Brandes, S. Griffin, J. Myra, R. Tompkins, S. Campbell, B. Grocott, S. Nangle, J. Vitale, M. Cahsman, C. Hildebrand, C. Nelson, D. Viviani, R. Cataldo, M. Hollow, J. Paterson, L. Walter, M. Chase, D. Howard, C. Prescott, L. Watson, L. Cody, C. Huffsmith, G. Reyes, R. Way, C. Courtney, K. Hutchins, D. Rice, P. Webster, H. Dawes, M. Jones, P. Robinson, K. Weyland, W. Depierre, P. Kelley, P. Robinson, T. Wheadon, R. DeWinter, C. Kenvin, J. Ryan, M. Wirth, K. Ericson, B. Kinsvater, J. Saulnier, D. Wong, T. Evans, W. Kling, C. Sawyer, D. Woodbury, R Evans, W. Klar, S. Sennott, M. Wyner, R. Faulkner, K. Luz, S. Shepard, S. Zelinski, P. Zolla, M. 81 JUNIORS Ackerman, J. Ake, D. Ake, P. Bears, L. Becker, T. Belben, B. Belisle, K. Bennett, D. Bergsten, D. Bernard, D. Bernard, J. Bertolone, S. Bickford, M. Bishop, J. Bishop, S. Bl anton, C. Blaus, S. Blessington, K. Bogart, K. Bond, C. Borden, M. Bowerman, P. Bradstreet, L. Briggs, K. Brophy, L. Brown, J. Brownell, T. Bryant, K. Burgard, K. Burke, J. Carberry, N. 82 Carlton, J. Caulfield, S. Cerino G. Chouinaud, G. Chrissis, J. Clapsaddle, B. Claussen, R. _ ' Denis, E. Desmond, D. De Souza, L. Dibenedetto, V. Didlake, G. Digiacomo, C. Dimarco, L. Dinan, B. Donovan, D. Drummond, B. Dufour, B. Durkee, D. Dwinell, D. Elliot, K. Fain, J. Falkowski, D. Farrin, M. Fernandez, E. Fiske, W. Fitch, L. Flewelling, K. Fox, T. GafFey, C. Gage, D. Garland, S, Garten, P. Genest, D. Gilbert, R. ■JaSBm Hanlon, A. Hannibal, L. Harding, S. Harrington, F. Harrison, L. Hayden, D. Helve, E. 83 Gillman, P. Gould, K. Haag, V. Hagen, K. Hale, C. Halfrey, D. Halloran, D. Herland, E. Hill, L. Hill, J. Hocter, J. Hogan, Q. Holaday, L. Hood, S. Hudson, R. Hughes, C. Hunt, G. Hutchins, D Iovanella, J. Jarman, L. Jeffery, K. jjjj I’. Kelley, J. Kelley, R. Kenyon, S. Kenyon, D. Kincaid, S. Kling, H. Knobloch, K. Lanimi, P. Langell, R. Larocca, M Leathe, D. LeBlanc, R Lessing, J. Limone, P. Littlefield, N. Ludwig, J. Luz, D. Magnusson, C. Maher, S. Malone, T. Mandragouras, E. Penta, P. Perley, A. Perry, M. Peterson, S Petty, J. Phelan, E. Pomroy, K. Poretsky, A. Porter, D. Porter, K. Preytis, C. Price, A. Printup, D. Purdy, E. Roland, M. Rollfs, D. Ross, J. Russell, S. Ryan, K. Ryer, T. St Pierre, P. Race, R. Rakip, S. Ralphs, D. Ratto, N. Relick, J. Robertson, H. Rogal, J. Salisbury, M. Saloom, H. Santagate, T. Sanders, D. Schulenburg-, K. Scutiere, T. Sedler, D. Sennott, L. Shepard, M. Shipley, S. Simmons, J. Smallidge, D. Smith, E. Smith, R. ■ Smyth, E. Spears, R. Spencer, R. Steen, D. Stone, K. Stump, R. Sullivan, M. Sullivan, A. Swift, D. Talberth, K. Tarleton, J. Tragert, A. Tuttle, R. Tyson, C. Urquhart, J. Vankavelaar, P. Van Horn, L. Vasconcellos, M. Verrengia, P. Vient, B. Vogt, M. Wager, G. Waite, P. Walker, M. Watson, B. Weisslitz, R. Wheeler, W. Wood, J. Woodbridge, E. Worthen, R. Achenbach, S. Ashely, A. Aylward, D. Baker, C. Ballard, B. Bane, W. Bandemer, D. Bandemer, D. Barthelemy, D. Belakonis, J. Bell, K. Bemis, J. Bonasia, M. Bouchard, C. Bouchard, J. Brown, J. Burns, J. Butler, G. Carney, C. Cashman, R. Cassidy, S. Cavalieri, N. Cheney, C. Chub, H. Collins, J. Collins, E. Conroy, M. Constanza, J. Crocker, A. Dane, M. Davis, R. Drislane, C. Eddy, C. Emro, W. Enderwick, G. Eremian, D. Evans, H. Farley, W. Farnham, W. Fasano, J. Feldman, K. Ferreira, J. Ford, W. Gaudet, W. Gerow, R. Wyner, M. Young, V. 86 Gibeley, J. Giford, G. Gould, A. Hamilton, A. Harubin, L. Hawkins, B. Healy, S. Henderson, J. Hoagland, B. Holley, B. Hughes, R. Jillson, P. Jones, L. Jordan, D. Joy, F. Krupski, J. Ladd, D. LaPlante, H. Larson, J. Leighton, D. Libby, R. Laurie, B. Lorant, V. MaCleod, C. Martinuk, R. Masse, M. Maynard, D. Mazzetta, J. McCarthy, C. McLivane, K. Mcleod, N. Michalski, J. Milley, D. Moreland, J. Moser, S. Mulcahy, K. Nangle, K. Nesbitt, R. 0 Brien, A. 0 Brien, P. 0 Meara, T. Osborne, S. 0 Toole, L. Ottaviano, S. Pickett, S. Pratt, J. Pride, M. Rendle, R. Ridpath, J. Rolsma, P. Roberge, B. Russell, C. Russell, M. Savoie, W. Scannell, J. Schulte, T. Scollard, M. Seferian, E. Smith, S. Spaulding, R. Tibbetts, J. Trust, K. Wade, J. Williams, S. CLASS OF 1973 Paula Anderson Lorelei Baier Sue Bakewell Cindi Bartlett Janis Blauser i Jan Chartier Debbie Claussen Laura Cook Glenn Cryan Jonathan Cushman 88 Laurie Dole Jane Ezzard Mark Farnsworth Cheryl Fuller Andy Graham Jerry Graham Cindy Guest Merry Hall Stephen Hanlon Bill Harris Sue Haywood Andy Hazelwood Mary Hebert Joyce Hopping Nancy Hossfeld Lauren Krusell Karen Larson David LeMoine Sandi Littlefield Charlie Macleod RwT n Jim Malone Wendy Marshall Mike Martin Bonnie McClellan Sharon McHugh 89 Andy Moser Kerry Muise Mike Muldoon Bill Murphy Gary Myers Kathy McNally Sandy Melzar Peter Minich Donna Moore John Moscarito Dede Reagan Kaye Renaud Nancy Rollins Rick Rose David Roy Jill Nangle Pam O’Brien Skip Page Mary Palmer Lucy Poel Noreen Sclafani Jeff Scutiere Karen Sedler Dale Shields Pat Singleton 90 I Gordon Smith Judy Sorenson Beverly Spearin Jo Stewart Lance Stickney Glenna Titus Cathy Tumber Jim Van Sickler Karen Walako Steve Walz Jill Wehling Janice Weyland Pam Wheeler Greg White Roger Wildes Bill Wood Peter Wiswell Jenna Wright 91 JUNIOR BANQUET The first Junior Banquet in the history of Masconomet was held on February 12, 1972, as the class of ’73 gathered together to enjoy an evening of good food and entertainment in the familiar surroundings of the High School Cafe- teria. Class unity took a big step forward on this night in February. 92 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The 1972-1973 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 12, 1972, at the Colonial Hilton in Lynnfield. Beverly Spearin reigned as queen. HALLOWEEN PARTY Living up to our image as a class of ‘firsts’, the Class of ’73 initiated the first Senior Hal- loween Party, held on October 28, 1972. Al- though no heart failures were reported, numerous young ladies confessed nervousness due to the presence of ‘Count Dracula.’ 94 _ POWDER PUFF The Annual Senior-Junior Football clash was held on November 21, 1972, on the Masco gridiron. The Sizzling Seniors continued their unparal- leled domination over the helpless Junior Jockettes by mercifully stomping them 8-0. Credit is due in large part to the Senior cheerleaders, without whose spirit and support this victory might not have been achieved. CHRISTMAS PARTY The Senior Christmas Party was held on December 20, 1972, in the Senior High Cafeteria. A beautifully decorated Christmas tree provided a holiday atmosphere surpassed only by the arrival of St. Nick (alias Mr. Doliber), bringing gifts for Masconomet’s four Foreign Exchange Stu- dents. The Masconomet Rock Ensemble supplied the entertainment and the Senior Class supplied the spirit for a memorable occasion. 97 Through thick and thin, come %$ ! or high water, the Class of ’73 has stood the test ! Even a bomb scare on the opening night of the Frolics failed to dampen the spirit of the Seniors, or to weaken their will to con- tinue. As the saying goes, “The Show must go on !”, and, under the leader- ship of Director MacLeod and Manager Cryan, it did ! ... If we only have love, we can reach those in pain ; We can heal our own wounds, we can use our own names. If we only have love, we can melt all the guns and then give the new world to our daughters and sons . . .” 99 CLASS OPTIMISTS CLASS CLOWNS FRIENDLIEST SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SINCERE GIFT OF GAB PRETTIEST EYES MOST GULLIBLE CLASS CLOWNS PRETTIEST; MOST HANDSOME BEST DRESSED FRIENDLIEST CLASS BROWNIE MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH MOST TRUSTWORTHY PRETTIEST LEGS CLASS NON-CONFORMISTS MOST RESPECTED NICEST HAIR CLASS FLIRTS MOST CONVINCING LIAR CLASS MUSICIANS CUTEST SMILE MOST RESPECTED TEACHER DONE THE MOST FOR MASCO CLASS ARTISTS CUTEST COUPLE BOY’S GIRL; GIRL’S BOY BEST ALL AROUND CLASS ATHLETES MOST ARGUMENTATIVE CLASS SCHOLARS MOST BASHFUL MOST AGREEABLE CLASS ACTRESS; ACTOR CLASS CRADLESNATCHERS CLASS LADY; GENTLEMAN CUTEST DIMPLES MOST CRAFTY MOST WITTY CLASS CYNICS CLASS OPTIMISTS MOST SOPHISTICATED Carol Benson Pat Spear Jill Small Cathy Tumber Evie Sneeden Jill Small Jane Hooven Jane Bell Merry Hall Marty Behrens Laureen Krussel Sandy Melzar Kristin Howard Cindy Guest Carol Benson Carla Brandes Cheryl Fuller Cathy Tumber Sandi Littlefield Kathy McNally Mrs. Stepp Carol Benson Sarah Hartford Deb Claussen Janis Blauser Carol Benson Peg Ackerman Cindy Heeremans Carol Benson Mary Hebert Cathy Tumber Betsy Cox Cheryl Fuller Bev Spearin Jane Bell Jeanne Kelly Whit May Jeanne Kelly Heidi Kenny Sue Bakewell Phil Bogdonoff Gary Viviani Peter Minich Scott Alexander Tim Colby Dave Taylor Andy Moser Buddy Taft Kevin Blair Steve Small Jon Carpenter Phil Bogdonoff Jon Carpenter Jon Drummond Charlie MacLeo Martin Henn Mike Pavesi Rick Butler Rick Webster Jeff Scutiere Mr. Meegan Keith Halloran John Reilly Gary Viviani Pete MacLeod Dick Balentine Dick Balentine Dennis Kelley Phil Bogdonoff Tim Colby Mike Bond Charlie MacLec Mike Pavesi Mike Bond Dave Faulker Pete MacLeod | Jim Malone Bill Murphy Dennis Kelley Mike Muldoon CRADLESNATCHERS SUPERLATIVES MOST NEAT Bev Spearin Dick Dane BEST DANCER Pam O’Brien Roger Wildes MOST FICKLE Kim Reiland Curt Bryant MOST MYSTERIOUS Ginny Folsom Jon Drummond CLASS GOSSIPS Jenna Wright Mark Panella MOST CONTAGIOUS SMILE Deb Claussen Steve Engelhardt MOST MODEST Mady Kernanaer Peter Wiswell NICEST HANDS Petra Shank Curt Bryant WORST DRIVER Meg Huckins Dana Duclow MOST COLLEGIATE Sue Bogart Bob Thompson CLASS POLITICIANS Pat Spear Keith Halloran MOST THICK Evie Sneeden Bob Hume CUTEST FRECKLES Sharon Ryan Jeff Scutiere NICEST FIGURE; PHYSIQUE Anne McKay Mort McMenimen MOST DISTINCTIVE WALK Meg Huckins Bob Thompson MOST SEXY Ingrid Anderson Steve Engelhardt CLASS SLEEPYHEADS Whit May Jack Andrew MOST SENSITIVE Lauren Krussell Phil Sansone MOST HAPPY Heidi Kenny Chris Melvin CLASS CREATURE Sue Bogart Sue Bogart BOY’S GIRL; GIRL’S BOY NICEST HAIR BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED THE CLASS OF 1973 LEAVES . . . Gone, but not Forgotten LESLIE AKERS leaves Paula St. Piere the zoo and Marsha Conroy the bridge, and leaves the Amherst stadium to Brad Cresy. INGRID ANDERSON leaves Lisa Reiland two more years at Masco and a challenge that her senior year will be as fantastic as mine. TRUDI ANSTEENSEN leaves the piano to any- one who can understand Miss Jarvie’s directing and her novel to Mr. Rabin. ROLAND BAGLEY leaves with great happiness, and leaves compulsory study to any student wish- ing it, LORELEI BAIER leaves a great German teacher, someone who is fun on trips : Miss V. Skudra. DICK BALLENTINE leaves Steve Moser another cross country season with Jay Kimball and Tucker Cole. MARTY BEFIRENS leaves Pat Ake one more year at Masco so that she can watch over Dave and Mark. HELEN BISHOP leaves Norma Derosier a clean mouth. RICK BLAISDELL leaves his shirts to Tracy Malone, his gym locker to anyone with nose plugs and his golf handicap to the computer. JANIS BLAUSER leaves a black eye and the book, “How to Play Powderpuff Football”, to a certain ‘animalistic’ Junior linebacker. MARY BLUMBERG leaves Mr. Brown a color wheel so that he won’t always clash. PHIL BOGDONOFF leaves one used IBM 1130 computer and eight boxes of programs to anyone who thinks they can handle them. BETH BRASSEUR leaves her hidden ashtray on the third shelf in C-212 to all those brave enough to smoke during A lunch. SANDI BROPHY leaves Melissa Perry a roof for her barn. STEVE BROWNELL leaves “Herman” to keep Jamie warm, and the thought that stage crew shall prevail ! ! DAVE BUGBEE leaves Boxford with many re- grets, Massachusetts with none during these ‘four more years.’ JEFF BURKART leaves to any dumb ‘traeky’ a pair of super light weight track shoes, trained to run 14 mile only. RICK BUTLER leaves all of his, “Hee hee, hows Ricky today?”, to Mark Wyner. (Thanks Wally). RICHARD CAMPBELL leaves Mr. Hodson and Mr. Emmons a snow drift to ski on. LES CARGILL leaves her recipe for cookies and a spinning bottle to anyone who needs a good excuse. JON CARPENTER leaves sunflower seeds, honey, and cheese. BETTY CARR leaves Mrs. Wallen a year’s supply of candy for bribes, and a story book to Mrs. Oldrieve entitled, “Daily Attendance for Story Hour.” JAN CHARTIER leaves a lot of love and ad- miration to some great English teachers, and Thank-you notes all over Miss Cavanaugh’s apart- ment. DAVID CHURCH leaves 25 words or less. BRAD CLAY leaves Mr. Killian a sense of humor and Mr. Spencer seven pairs of striped knee socks. JOANNE COLTER leaves the study carrels in the back of the library for anyone wishing to catch up on their sleep. LAURA COOK leaves the theme song from the movie, “Laura”, as sung by Mr. Constantino, to any lucky girl. BETSEY COX leaves her ‘bitch pipe’ to any ‘pitch’ who can handle it, and the piccolo to any tight-lipped flute player. 102 JON CUSHMAN leaves his ping pong paddle and balls to Kevin Burgard for his use in the exercise room. RICK DANE leaves lots of ‘symbolism’ to the underclassmen in order that they can better un- derstand the mess they are in. PAM DAVIDSON leaves the library to any under- classmen who can talk without being kicked out. BEV DELMASTRO leaves Cindy, Ann and Karen 5th period free to go to Mac’s, and to Cindy a book on what experiences not to do. LAURIE DOLE leaves her V.W. parking space to her sister, Lynne. CAROLYN DOTSON leaves (yea!) a bottle of aspirin to next year’s Yearbook Photography Editor for all the wonderful headaches. I, JON DRUMMOND, being of sound mind and body, do leave the essence of Count Dracula to Masconomet. May he haunt in peace! MARK FARNSWORTH leaves Masconomet in the dust. AMY FARNEY leaves her white socks and cigar- ettes to the upstairs C-wing girls room. GINNY FOLSOM leaves Dr. Way’s class and the crummy sewing machines in A-210. MARK FORGIONE leaves Mr. Soucy some very original three dollar bills. JUNE GENDRON leaves working after school to anyone who doesn’t like to go home. JOHN GINGRICH leaves Physics lab to anyone who wants to play with ‘the toys’ and Mr. Con- stantino a cold. JERRY GRAHAM leaves the nickname of ‘stick’, to anyone who can meet the qualifications. CYNTHIA GUEST leaves her good luck to any- one who “had as much trouble as I did.” KEITH HALLORAN leaves his very own Mrs. Wallen to any Masco student who knows how to say ‘please.’ STEPHEN HANLON leaves one dead fly on Mr. C’s ceiling and one drowned goose to Mr. Morse. BILL HARRIS leaves the clarinet section in band to Geri Hunt, and his position as Drum Major to any sucker dumb enough to try it. SLTE HAYWOOD leaves Mr. Horn a dozen tick- lish girls who blush easily, Mr. Harootian a ge- stapo patch and Mr. Antczack a bigger fan for the darkroom. ANDREA HAZELWOOD leaves Mr. Meinelt’s art class to those willing to listen to him. CLAYTON HEATON leaves Masconomet to any ‘con’ who hasn’t finished his sentence. CLAIRE HEBB leaves Mrs. Wallen sorting the mail, until she finds someone else to come in per- iod 3 and do it. CYNDY HEEREMANS leaves B-202 and her ‘original stance’ to Becky Claussen. NANCY HENNIGAR leaves the name ‘unck’ and a dime to Melissa Perry. NANCY HOSSFELD leaves the tepee outside for Mr. Ferazzi. GARY HOUSER leaves Mr. Carletti an armed atom bomb in his desk. KRISTIN HOWARD leaves Masco a big bird that bites. I, ED HUTCHINSON, just leaves. BILL JARMAN leaves his ulcers to ‘the Mas- conomet Country Club’. JEFF KENNEY leaves his dirty, stiff gym socks to anyone wishing to wash them. MERRY KELSON leaves Blair Roberge one more year and a new transmission. PAM KRUPSKI leaves. ADELAIDE KRAMER leaves Sue Hood with all the memories of good times in Boston, Peabody, etc. DICK KRAUS leaves all his “u-see me’s” to the next PSSC flunkie. KAREN LARSON leaves first and second hour free for anyone who likes to sleep late. I, DAVE LEMOINE, leave everything to you. CHARLIE MACLEOD leaves the Senior Frolics to anyone crazy enough to direct it, and the ‘nurds’ on Miss Cavanaugh’s living room floor. DEDE REAGAN leaves ’em on the table. JIM MALONE doesn’t leave them anywhere, but does leave a typewriter eraser to next year’s year- book editor, (if there is one). WENDY MARSHALL leaves dirty socks, sneak- ers (size 8) and a gym suit to anyone who wants them. MICHAEL MARTIN leaves all his RPG programs to Mr. Broughton and somebody else who is will- ing to do them in K-114. GARY McCLELLAN leaves at least three times a day. SHARON McHUGH leaves another great year to another senior class. BILL McMANUS leaves Practice room 2 and his sousaphone to anyone who can play it. MICHELE McMANUS leaves Prom night to Louise Bears, and she finally leaves. KATHY McNALLY leaves her bathing suit to Crane’s beach. CHRIS MELVIN leaves his yellow mustang to anyone who needs parts ! DAVE MIDDLETON leaves the new lighting panel to anyone who can figure it out, and a broom to sweep the stage. SANDY MELZAR leaves Jim Malone a will- finally ! PETE MINICH leaves his ‘Baja’ bug to anyone who wants to go ‘scwambling’. DONNA MOORE tries to leave her slowness, but it keeps returning, and she leaves her sister, Brenda, a warm seat in Mr. Meinelt’s art room. J. F. M. leaves seven dead rabbits to all the won- derful administration and faculty members. ANDY MOSER leaves to his brother, Steve, the office of President of Chieftain Spirits, Inc. MICHAEL MULDOON leaves the Presidency of Thespian Society, German Club, Orientation Com- mittee, etc., etc., to anyone who wants to show their stuff. MURPH leafs histree class, anglish class, journo- bolism class, and french glass, to the forthcoming hordes of future students thirsting for the cup of knowledge. BOB NOYES leaves auto shop to all Masco stu- dents who want to learn about cars. PAM O’BRIEN can’t wait to leave the IDIOTS in Accounting and doesn’t know who to leave her boyfriend, Mr. Rabin, to. I, SKIP PAGE, leave Mr. Robinson Darwin’s theory in complete text. 104 MIKE PAVESI leaves Mr. Plumley 17 cases of athletic tape to wrap the next Italian football player who wishes to be ‘hindered’. PAUL PELLICELLI leaves ‘Sandee’ one more year at Masconomet. ROBERT PERTROGALLO leaves Mr. Merrill a book of tricks for Mr. Harootian. LUCY POEL leaves the class of ’74 good luck and best wishes for its yearbook staff. MIKE REIDY leaves the name of ‘slippery’ to anyone who is good enough to cheat in a FNPC meeting. KIM REILAND leaves the sophomore class a bar of soap with which to clean up their minds. KAYE RENAUD leaves Linda Carlson all the nasty lines to confront Mr. Rabin with when he gives her a hard time. ROBIN REYMOND sadly leaves John and Dr. Way. DEBBIE ROBERTSON leaves with hopes that all her buddies in the cafe will always be her buddies. NANCY ROLLINS leaves forever. RAY SAULNIER leaves his parking space to someone else. PETRA SCHANK leaves the book, “How To Teach German in Three Easy Steps,” to Fraulein Skudra. NOREEN SCLAFANI leaves Masconomet with many memories and leaves childcare to any stu- dent with an interest in children. DAVE SGROI leaves nothing behind! , CAROL SHERRIFF leaves a “dime-a-day” to Jane Babin for coffee every third period, not to be used for donuts. DALE SHIELDS leaves everything behind! PAT SPEAR leaves the Masconomet hallways, resounding with echos of memories not easily for- gotten. MARK SPEARS leaves an unused gym suit to anyone lucky enough to have Mr. Roberts for gym. JOEY STEWART leaves a big one to Masco and all involved. LANCE STICKNEY leaves Mr. Roberts a Psy- chiatrist. BUD TAFT leaves the ‘Most Lackadaisacal Cen- ter’ award to anyone thick enough to win it! DARLENE TEMKE leaves Josh and Babette Brackett two yea rs of many happy memories. CATHY TUMBER leaves Miss Cavanaugh a note from ‘mom’ and Julie a recording of the song “Sisters” THE ART ROOM GANG leaves A-138 and Mr. Meinelt’s ‘supermarket music’ to any artistically inclined junior who wants a private refuge with- in the Masconomet madhouse. MARTY BEHRENS and JEANNE KELLEY leave to Janet Kelley and Cheryl Blanton V 2 gallon of ice-cream, chips and all the ring-dings in the world. THE 1972 DRAMA WORKSHOP CLASS leaves Miss Cavanaugh a collection of embroidered rugs and a raw nerve. BOB HUME and GLENN CRYAN leave Mr. Ferazzi a new set of practice goal posts and Shaun Pickett our helmets. PERIOD 5 PSSC, the big three, J. B., R. K. and D. R., leave a collection of pillows and earplugs for all of Mr. Morse’s lectures! CHERYL SAWYER, STINA NUTTER and JANE HOOVEN leave painting the goal posts to anyone who has the guts to do it. JILL SMALL and PETE MacLEOD leave Gary and Joyce and hope they have a great time. 105 1 In the past few years, Masconomet has expanded its educational oppor- tunities and capacity in an attempt to meet the broadening student desires and needs. One way in which Masco is satisfying this need is through it’s Computer and Data Processing Center, which has been acclaimed both in local newspapers and technological journals. n Continuing in its effort to accom- modate the broadening horizons of its students, Masconomet has expanded its Industrial Arts Department, in- cluding such vocations as Electrical Wiring and Mechanical Drawing. Along with expansion in the Auto- motives Department, Home Eco- nomics has increased its opportuni- ties, offering a variety of courses helpful to the future homemaker and chef alike. Clothing and Textiles, Needlework and Interior Decorating to name a few. 108 HB 109 ■■a. Ill mam ■■■■■ ,lV,ila “ ir , 0N STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: D. Church, G. Flagg, N. Anderson, B. Thompson (pres.), S. Moore, L. Cargill (sec.), B. Gingrande, P. Halloween. ROW II: C. Bryant, E. Helve, B. Savoie, J. Mc- Menimen, T. Meade, C. Tumber, S. Lorant, J. Hooven, C. Panella, G. Kruysman, J. Small, A. Graham, T. Scutiere, D. Bugbee. STUDENT SCHOOL COMMITTEE ADVISORY BOARD ROW I: K. Halloran. ROW II: B. Gingrande, P. Spear, K. Reiland, B. Thompson, J. MacArdle. 116 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: D. Kelly (pres.). ROW II: J. Small (sec.), C. Benson (v. pres.), N. Hennigar (treas.). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: Jackie DiBenedetto (pres.). ROW II: Andy Minich (v. pres.), Julie Tumber (sec.), Mark Thomp ' - son (treas.). ROW I: Jeff Bernard (pres.). ROW II: Suzan Peterson (trea s.), Dana Bernard (v. pres.), Patricia Penta (sec.). FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: David Fuller (pres.). ROW II: Nancy Viviani (treas.), Peggy Anderson (v. pres.), Amy Ripple (sec.). CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING ROW I: J. Hartford (pres.). ROW II: J. Bakewell, K. Bakewell (treas), M. Barndt (see.), N. Anderson, J. Best (v. pres.). ROW III: T. Hare, P. Bogdonoff, S. Bake- well, G. Kruysman. PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION ROW I: P. Waite (pres.). ROW II: M. Bonasia, J. Simmons, J. Mezger, J. Mac- Ardle, P. Verengia, S. Timm, S. Caulfield. ROW III: Mason ‘eyes’ Russell, S. Mac- Ardle, J. Chouinard, Mr. Green (adv.). SENIOR GUIDANCE ADVISORY BOARD ROW I: D. Reagan, H. Kenney, L. Cargill, C. Dotson, C. Tumber, D. Claussen. ROW II: Mrs. Halloran, E. Sneeden, N. Hen- nigar, J. Small, B. Taft, D. Faulkner. D. Church, B. Bryant, B. Thompson. 1 GERMAN CLUB ROW I: J. Hopping (pres.)- ROW II: M. Farron, J. Hill, M. Blumberg (sec.), L. Baier (V. pres.), J. Shackford, A. Hawkins (treas.). ROW III: B. Clay, C. Hildebrand, J. Schenell, C. Reissdorf, B. Gingrande, P. Butler, G. Krysman, K. Bakewell. FRENCH CLUB ROW I: Debbie Ralphs (pres.). ROW II: R. Larsen, C. Hughes, C. Keddy, P. Penta (V. pres.). ROW III: P. Hansen, B. Wat- son, B. Claussen (sec.), L. Spring, A. Gill- man. SPANISH CLUB ROW I: J. Chartier. ROW II: H. Richard- son, L. Atwood, B. Heeremans, M. Vascon- cellos, P. Baker, K. Roy, P. Butler, A. O’Brien, K. Stevens, N. Simms, K. Merman, C. Nutter. nn BIOLOGY CLUB ROW I: J. Scannell. ROW II: L. Atwood, P. Wheeler, G. Hunt, J. Wehling, Mr. Sangermano (adv.), L. Krussell, K. Blair, C. Tumber. ROW III: S. Hanlon, M. Pavesi. KALEIDESCOPE Sue Fay, Sue Bakewell. MASCO ARTISTS ROW I: S. Fay. ROW II: S. Bakewell, S. Hartford, J. Hooven. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW I: J. Fasano (pres.). ROW II: S. Miceli, L. Atwood, J. Cushman, J. Scannell, Mr. Sangermano (adv.), J. Dearborn, C. Dotson, S. Caulfield. ROW II: B. Hoagland, S. Dosh, P. Bogdonoff, M. Hoffman, C. Hildebrand. MATH TEAM ROW I: J. Bernays, J. Scanned, D. Lemoine, P. Bogdonoff (capt.), C. Benson, D. Ralphs, A. Rose. ROW II: L. Atwood, N. Simms, K. Roy, B. Claussen, G. Viviani, R. Rose, R. Race, M. Talker, Mr. Paarl- berg (adv.). ” T DATA-PROCESSING B. Palmer, L. Baier, J. Scanned, J. Cush- man, Mr. Broughton (adv.), R. Rose, P. Bogdonoff, K. Stackhouse, M. Lambert, D. Lemoine, D. Coppithorne. rr ' 121 JOURNALISM ROW I: K. Reiland (ed.), B. Murphy (ed.), J. Small (Lay-out). ROW II: Mr. Constan- tino (adv.), S. Littlefield, M. Ryan, S. Luz, L. Krussell, M. Pavesi, W. Wheeler, T. Ansteensen, M. Vasconcellos, A. Noll. ROW III: R. White, M. Bernstein, S. Hanlon, S. Mullenbrock, B. Savoie, L. Lombardi, P. Bowerman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: J. Weyland, N. Hossfeld, J. Ross, S. Littlefield, S. Hartford, D. Lemoine, C. Benson. ROW II: K. Halloran, J. Wehling, D. Claussen, R. Rose, M. Muldoon, P. Bog- donoff, J. Burkart, J. Ezzard. ROW III: M. Bond, G. Viviani, B. Thompson. THESPIAN SOCIETY ROW I: M. Muldoon, C. Benson. ROW II: S. Melzar, S. Littlefield, D. Hayden, J. Shepard, G. Hunt, T. Ansteensen, J. Wehl- ing, M. Vasconcellos, B. Wood. ROW III: J. Burkart, J. Ezzard, K. Talberth, K. Porter, B. McManus, R. Reymond, L. Cook, C. MacLeod, B. Spearin. FUTURE NURSES ROW I: Mrs. Nault (adv.). ROW II: S. Melzar, J. Hopping, C. Hale, M. Bickford, V. Miller, L. Bradstreet, L. Savoie. STAGE BAND ROW I: A. Kaizer. ROW II: J. Relick, D. Harris, B. Harris, G. Hunt, L. Bears, P. Wheeler, L. Denault, T. Ryer, S. Nickerson. ROW III: S. Kenyon, J. Carlton, W. Weatherby, C. Collins. ROCK ENSEMBLE ROW I: L. Vrettos, A. Kaizer, J. MacArdle, R. Shepard, J. Ridpath, M. Sullivan. ROW II: J. Holiday, S. Dosh, B. Hoagland, J. Reilly, P. Waite, Carl Nelson. mn 122 MAJORETTES ROW I : C. Blanton, Kim Bryant, C. Hughes. ROW II : J. Kelly, C. Keddy, D. Morrell. •i MASCONOMET BAND — DECA CLUB ROW I: K. Muise. ROW II: C. Earle, S. Dixie, M. Coulombe, D. Kinsvater, J. Nangle. ROW II: Mr. Smith (adv), D. Robertson, P. Pellicelli, K. Rando, B. Petro- gallo. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT ROW I: R. Blaisdell (pres.). ROW II: Mr. Lauzon (adv.), P. Hampton, P. Lovell, G. Scott, D. Leathe, V. Young. OFFICE AIDES ROW I: J. Gendron. ROW II: L. Deans, D. Pearson, K. Colby, D. Halfrey. LEADERS CLUB ROW I: J. DiBenedetto, M. May, P. Acker- man (pres.), S. Newhall, S. Bogart. ROW II: P. Singleton, S. Moore, B. Watson, S. Smith, M. Borden, J. Wright, J. Weyland, D. Claussen, C. Way, S. Hartford. ROW III: E. Mandegouras, E. Sneeden, T. Scu- tiere, N. Gage, Fuzzy Denault, J. Small. VARSITY CLUB ROW I: D. Ballentine (pres.). ROW II: D. Taylor, D. Bernard (V.P.) M. Pavesi (treas.), J. Small (sec.). STAGE CREW ROW I: B. Hatt. ROW II: J. Brownell, P. Wheeler, B. Wood, R. Reymond, S. Brow- nell, A. Hawkins. ROW III: J. Cobley, J. Reymond, T. Becker, D. Hayden, W. Wheeler, J. Mazzetta, G. Cerino, T. Brow- nell, J. Barber, J. Scannell. ROW IV: J. Cushman, K. Porteous, D. Ladd, T. Ryer, B. Bond, K. Bishop, Jean Buckley, P. Lar- sen, R. Larsen, L. Spring. BUSINESS STAFF ROW I: B. Murphy (Manager). ROW II: G. Flagg, C. Dotson, L. Lombardi, Miss Mayer (adv.), B. Gingrande. ROW III: G. Meyers. SET DESIGN ROW I: K. Talberth. ROW II: J. Barber, P. Larsen, J. Scannell, H. Richardson, B. Hatt, A. Hawkins, D. Cushing, (adv.) Mrs. Ritchie. MAKE-UP COMMITTEE ROW I: S. Luz, S. Littlefield, J. DiBend- detto. ROW II: N. O’Brien, J. Macauley, C. Chetty, L. Atwood, E. Mandegouras, W. Wheeler, H. Richardson, M. Ryan, J. Scan- nell, L. Bears. SR 131 ■■■ m 133 ONCE IN A LIFETIME NOVEMBER 3 4 136 SPEECH DEBATE ROW I: M. Muldoon, B. Gingrande, Sam Pepp (adv.), S. Bakewell, S. Hartford, C. Heeremans. ROW II : B. Thompson, S. Ackerman, G. Viviani, K. Reiland, THE BOSS, B. Spearin, S. Bogart. ANNOUNCERS ROW I: Mrs. Stepp (adv.). ROW II: D. Claussen, C. Heere- mans, B. Spearin, M. Jones, S. Moore. ROW III: G. Viviani, B. Thompson, S. Bakewell, M. Muldoon, J. Chartier, M. Sulli- van, P. Verrengia. 138 SPEECH CLUB iUVSPLCWH US TICKETS ROW I: S. Hartford (V.P.). ROW II: P. Wheeler, J. Scannell, B. Gingrande, P. Spear, D. Claussen, C. Heeremans (pres.), Sue the ‘who?’ Bogart, J. Chartier, M. Sullivan. ROW III: S. Collins, C. Sherrif, D. Ralphs, D. Rollfs, P. Penta. ROW IV: Mrs. Stepp (adv.), B. Watson, K. Moore, W. Wheeler, L. Fitch, S. Mullenbrock, M. Salmon, B. Claussen, S. Lorant, B. Spearin, K. Bakewell, L. Atwood, M. Muldoon, Newt Jackson, K. Halloran. ROW V : R. Race, M. Russell, B. Thompson, G. Viviani, C. MacLeod, S. Bakewell. 139 — BBHiWgae fUG ONAl U OH SCHOOL VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I: K. Blair, M. Pavesi, S. Rossi, T. Mayo, R. Wildes, A. Moser, M. Bond, B. Hume, S. Englehart, G. Cryan, B. Taft, J. Andrew. ROW II: S. Pickett, M. Onufry, D. Bernard, B. Hughes, J. Relick, R. Rendle, S. Maher, D. Dwinnell, J. Moreland, C. Bond, K. Porter, J. Tarleton. ROW III: P. O’Brien, F. Harrington, A. Minich, D. Johnson, P. Kastrinelis, B. Pzenny, T. Hooven, R. Bedrosian, W. Johnson, D. Sawyer, B. Thomas, P. Garten, E. Meukes, P. Gaboriault. ROW IV : J. Collins, J. Bernard, J. Ludwig, B. Beuchel, M. Thompson, T. Hare, J. Tragert, C. Jones, K. Daughty, A. Price, J. Hume, M. Walsh. ROW V : Mr. D. Wheeler (asst, coach), Mr. P. Carletti (asst, coach), S. Hunt (man.), P. Zelenski (man.), Mr. Walter Roberts (head coach), P. Verrengia (trainer). 1973 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM This year’s Varsity Football team record was 0-9. Although they were winless, a number of their games were very close. Losses to Lynn Tech. (16-14) and Triton (6-0) were especially demoralizing. Masconomet may have a new Varsity coach next year, as Coach Walt Roberts steps down. But his spirit and character will leave a lasting impression on Masconomet, of which he has been a part for 13 years. The JV’s finished with a 4-3-1 record and show promise, while this year’s Freshman team had a 4-5 record. 145 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY, ROW I: P. Minich, M. Crowe, D. Taylor, S. Harding, S. Small, M. Panella. ROW II: Mr. L. Emmons (coach), B. Roberge, R. Rose, D. Roy, G. Viviani, D. Church, J. Carpenter, J. Scutiere, M. Henn, M. Reide, J. Burke, T. Wyner (asst, coach). With a record of 14-1-1, the 1973 Varsity Soccer team has a right to be proud. They went undefeated in Cape Ann League play, only to lose in the State Tournament to Duxbury. This exciting sport is drawing many fans at Masco, and if next year’s team continues to do well, the popularity of the game will grow even more. Congratulations to first year coach Len Emmons for doing a great job. The Junior Varsity team had a 2-4 record. JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW I: R. Gilbert, T. O’Brien, A. Rose, R. Wyner, P. Bogdonoff, P. Flaherty, J. Ackerman, M. Scollard, S. McLaughlin. ROW II: Coach Emmons, T. Morse, B. Hancock, J. Ryan, D. Bergsten, E. Vegg, J. Bernays, S. Ackerman, R. Moulton, B. Flaherty, Asst, coach Wyner. 147 CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN, ROW I: K. Spring, S. Wiswell, T. Wehling. ROW II: D. Simms, J. Bakewell, J. Rolsma. The Masconomet Cross Country Team captured the Cape Ann League title for the 13th straight year with a record of 12 wins, no losses and one tie. (So what else is new?) Led by Captain Dick Ballentine, the Chief- tain harriers remained undefeated, with one tie against Hamilton-Wenham. They also did well in the States, and finished 1st in the Cape Ann Open. 148 JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW I: J. Hartford, J. Fasana, J. Smith, C. Mueller, J. Bond,, D. Sanders. ROW II: J. Graham, C. Bryant, G. Rolsma, J Ross, P. Rolsma, M. Small, M. Morrell, M. Moran, Mr. P. Antzac (coach). FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY, ROW I: T. Seutiere, N. Simms, K. Mulcahy, N. Anderson, E. Sneeden. ROW II: Miss P. Fin- negan (coach), M. Hall, T. Meade, P. Ackerman, B. Watson, G. W right. With very few members leaving, there seems a good chance next year’s Varsity Field Hockey Team will improve on this year’s 6-4-4 record. JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW I: P. Richman, M. Jones, S. Moore, K. Bogart, G. Kruys- man, G. Flagg. ROW II: D. Wildes, A. O’Brien, L. Kenney, C. Reisdorf, M. Onufry, S. Smith, L. Hyde, Miss Finnegan (coach). 149 MASCO VARSITY FOOTBALL, ROW I: J. Blauser, D. Reagan, H. Kenney. ROW II: J. Urquat, C. DiGiacomo, C. Sawyer, D. Rolffs, J. Small. ROW III: C. Fuller, S. Hart- ford, N. Hossfeld, S. Bogart, D. Claussen, C. Tumber, ‘Chief Masconomet’. VARSITY BASKETBALL, ROW I: D. Rollfs, C. DiGiacomo. ROW II: S. Fay, J. Dibendetto, P. Penta, C. Fuller, B. Goodale, S. Lorant. ROW III: K. McNally, S. Hartford, H. Kenney. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL, ROW I: P. Butler, S. Spanos, C. Kling. ROW II: J. Tumber, L. Reiland. ROW III: A. Wyman. VARSITY HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS, ROW I: D. Halloran, L. Sullivan, N. Hen- nigar, J. Small. ROW II: L. Krussell, B. Claussen, J. Bell, S. Moore. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY, ROW I: R. Butler, D. Ballentine, M. MecMenimen, D. Church. ROW II: Coach Casey, T. Santagate (man.), B. Thompson, M. Walker, M. Mann, D. Worthen, D. Bernard, T. Colby (man.). Sporting a 10-8 record, this year’s Var- sity Basketball showed vast improvement over last years dismal season. Dick Ballen- tine was selected a Cape-Ann all-star, and remained the team leader throughout the season. The JV’s under Coach Sawchuck finished at 5-13, due largely to the fact Juniors were prohibited to play on the squad, thus leaving it up to virtually inexperienced sophomores. The Freshman record was 5-11 under Coach Hodson. 152 W f 1 J J VARSITY HOCKEY 154 The Masconomet Varsity Hockey team, playing it’s first year in the Cape Ann League, won the Fred B. Cole Cup, symbolic of the Cape Ann Playoff champs. Led by senior defensemen Steve Englehart and Dave Taylor, scoring leaders Mark Panella and Pete Minich, Captain Bud Taft and Asst. Captain Roger Wildes, they finished third in the league stand- ings, a mere one point behind Lynnfield. A last minute goal by Junior Terry Fox gave the Chieftains a 3-2 win over Amesbury to capture the Cole Cup. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM, ROW I: D. Johnson, P. Bog- donoff, K. McGinity, K. Doughty, T. Cole, B. Thomas. ROW II: Mr. Martinez (coach), R. White, E. Muskes, T. Hooven, D. Wright, J. Bond. GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY, ROW I: L. Harrison, M. May, K. Stone, J. Weyland, P. Ackerman, K. Bogart, B. Mclelan. ROW II: B. Moore (man.), J. Anderson (man.), K. Bakewell, L. Macalister, T. Meade, M. Camp- bell, P. Baker (man.), K. Harding, Coach T. Mousseau. This year’s Girls Varsity Basketball team had a 5-6 record while the JV’s were 2-9. Since few Seniors were graduating this year, both coaches look for an improved team. JUNIOR VARSITY, ROW I: C. Lindh, M. Campbell, G. Huffsmith, P. Richman, S. Newhall, W. Weyland. ROW II: N. O ' Brien, C. Reisdorf, W. Nelson, Coach Dick Craig, K. Kindregan, S. Heeremans, K. Whelan. 156 GYMNASTICS GIRLS, ROW I: D. Ditcheko, M. Bond, W. Mar- shall, C. Chetty, J. Horning. ROW II: P. Anderson, S. O’Brien, B. Fasano, D. Reagan, M. Salmon, N. Gage, S. Bogart. ROW III: L. Weneberg, L. Patter- son, M. Walters, D. Ralphs, C. Way, J. Hooven, J. Blauser, C. Crandall. Missing: J. Dibenedetto (man.) 157 158 WRESTLING ROW I: P. Wiswell, D. Roy, S. Moser, D. Kraus, B. Abraham, S. Wiswell, L. Lessing. ROW II: S. Walz, J. Gilford, S. Rossi, A. Moser, C. Eddy, R. Rose, S. Eddy, R. Best. With four team members qualifying for the State Touranment, Masco captured 3rd place in the Cape Ann League with an excellent 10-4 record. Co-Captains Pete Wiswell and Steve Eddy led the team to a strong finish after a slow start. Also qualifying for the tourney were Andy Moser, Dave Roy and Jim Lessing. Marcia Schumacher placed first with her adver- tising poster at a Regional Deca Conference. She will go on to compete with schools all over the state at the Career Development Conference in Hyannis. V 161 1973 MITOBO STAFF Advisor — Mrs. Jane Ritchie Business Advisors — Mrs. Lorainne Lemieux and Mr. Richard Lauzon Layout Editor — Sandy Melzar Business Editor — Pat Spear Photography Editor — Carolyn Dotson Senior Section — Cathy Tumber Assistant Layout Editor — Laura Cook General Editor — Jim Malone 164 Art Staff — Sue Bakewell, Sue Fay, Sarah Hartford, Donna Moore, Kathy McNally. Special Effects — John Reilly. Business Staff — Joyce Hopping, Mary Hebert, Karen Lar- son, Pam O’Brien, Betty Carr, Sharon McHugh, Cheryl Sawyer. Layout Staff — Karen Sedler, Pat Singleton, Adelaide Kramer. Photography — Phil Bogdonoff, and special thanks to Mr. A1 Jones for his photography. General Staff — Andy Graham, Steve Hanlon, Sue Bogart, Nancy Hossfeld, Andrea Jones, Mary Blumberg, Lucy Poel, Lori Baier, Jill Wehling, Jane Hooven, Paula An- derson, John Cushman. 165 - Corner Route 1 and Central St. Topsfield 887-2131 Good Luck from Last Word, Liberty Tree Mall Compliments White Caps Clam Bar Good Luck Community Citco Center Pharmacy Beacon Confidence in Carpet Picillo’s Shoe Service 11 Elm St. Danvers Compliments of C. F. Tompkins Co. Furniture Compliments of Surfwood, Topsfield Christensen’s Texaco Service Center Good Luck — Jiggs and Donna Small New England Serum Company Compliments of Carl Jean Trammel Compliments of Harry and Helena Taft T. R. Kerr Furniture Showrooms, Salem Congratulations — The Coffee Table, Hamilton Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Tri-Town Auto Supply Paul’s Gulf Service — Topsfield Compliments of Ingaldsby Farm, Boxford Merriweft Kennels — Mr. Mrs. Louis Baer Compliments of E. Budnick and Son Dr. Edward Rosenthal Jack Frost’s Mikkleton Hardware Middleton Golf Course Have Fun — Fairtown Squares Good Luck Class of ’73 Country Squire Properties Compliments: Arrowhead Springs Organic Farm Compliments of Merchants Apothecary The Robert C. Cole Jr. Family Under Compliments of : The Kramers A Friend Col. and Mrs. Marion J. Akers USAF. Best Wishes Class of ’73 — Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hossfeld Compliments of Mr. Mrs. James McHugh Best Wishes From Robbins Air Taxi Service Kathryn Beich Candies — Call Richard Earp 774-0587 May the Good Cosmic Muffin save you all — Murph Good Luck Seniors Roger G. Peabody, Chief Best Wishes Class of ’73 Congratulations Class of ’73 Compliments of Paul Grace Lynch Good Luck Chieftains J. Kelley Mill Brook Farm Good Luck, Seniors The Treasure Chest — 11 First St., N. Andover Best of Luck from Georgetown Building Supply Center Empire Clothing Co. Salem — Lynn — Glouester — Danvers Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Clay Best Wishes — E K Little Joanne Marie’s Beauty Salon — Middleton Sprucewood Studio Danvers Pharmacy Inc. 83 Elm St. Danvers Best Wishes Irving L. Snyder, Jewler, Danvers Compliments of The Meat Block, Georgetown Gils Grocery 30 Main St. Topsfield Diamond International Corp. Bett’s Drive-In Ice Cream, Seafood Sandwiches Best Wishes Candles by Jack Suburban Quality Shop-Danvers-School Supplies Rt. 114 Super Mkt. Roland Duby Prop. Tel 5015 Ball of Confusion — Rt. 114 Georgetown Paint Wallpaper Ted Art Hair Stylists Compliments of DeMoulas Supermarkets Inc. Merrimac Valley Garden Center Brooks Supermarket, Danvers Congratulations from Bill and Lois Spearin Best Wishes from Giant Value 166 ‘.E.FA3 Good Luck Class of ’73 Whitey’s Mobil, Danvers Lloyd Pharmacy 24 Maple St., Tel. 774-2611 Danvers Congratulations Class of ’73 Boxtop Realty Compliments of Valley Tree, Inc. Groveland, MA Anderson Little Co., Inc. Liberty Tree Mall, Danvers Ipswich News Cou, 10 Market St., Ipswich Newspapers, Cigars, Novelties Compliments of Georgetown Diner Joe and Bea Faro Highlands Nursery — Country xmas shop Ipswich and Georgetown Roads, Boxford Hawthorne Press, Salem Paul Antczak Country Motors 101 Ipswich Rd., Topsfield Boardman’s IGA Foodliner, Georgetown, MA Busy Since 1873 Best Wishes to the Class of ’73 Mr. Mrs. Eugene J. McNally Congratulations to Class of ’73 Topsfield Town Crier, Inc. Maps-Maps-Boston Individual Local Maps i Atlas of 144 Cities Towns for 395 Danvers Connor’s Farm, Danvers, Mass. Fruits and Vegetables Best Wishes to ’73 Compliments of Friends Essex Stationery, Salem Paul Antczak Georgetown Shoe and Clothing Georgetown, MA R. Q. King Construction, Inc. West Boxford, MA Best Wishes Thomson’s Nursery, Rt. 1, Danvers E. L. Scotti Furniture Danvers, Plaza Compliments of Blessington Sons Trophy Shop C. Richard Cunningham Trucking and Tractor Work Compliments of The Village Store, West Boxford Best of Luck Class of ’73 Wheeler’s Esso Rt. 1, Danvers Compliments of Sullivan’s Garage Route 1, Danvers, Mass. Flowers for all Occasions Nunan Florist, Georgetown, 351-8172 Richardson’s Delicious Ice Cream Best Wishes Benson’s Ice Cream Pepperidge Farm Thrift Store Route 114 Middleton, MA Thompson’s School Supplies — Stati onery Party Good — Greetings 77 Main Street, Andover, MA Best Wishes Bernard’s Jewelers Salem, MA Best Wishes Dr. Mrs. Thomas A. Grady Parsonage Lane, Topsfield Best Wishes Class of “73” Cutler Motor Sales, Melrose Ford — Jeep — Renault, Lee Houser P. deJager and sons, Inc. World’s Finest Flower Bulbs South Hamilton, MA 01982 Nason’s Stonehouse Farm, Inc. Charcoal Broiled Chicken and Frozen foods Route 133, West Boxford, MA 01885 Arlwood Corporation Metal Doors Frames — Hardware 274 Eastern Avenue, Malden, MA Davy Chevrolet Route 114 Danvers, MA Congratulations to the Seniors Dick Delmastro Pioneer Engineer, Co., Salem Siesta Sleep Shop — Danvers Square Name Brand bedding at discount prices Mattresses — Bunks — Trundles Sleep Sofas Johnson Service Company Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control systems — SINCE 1885 Ma and Pa Bishop’s Pizza Supplies for all Occ. Pizza Shell — Ovens — Sauces — Cheeses Topsfield, MA 887-2479 Standard Suplicator Sales, Inc. Wakefield, MA Dependable Duplicators Essex County Co-operative Asso. Farm, House, and Hardware Supplies Pet Supplies, etc. Topsfield Ma. Charles M. Rollins Co., Inc. Well Drilling Contractor Boxford, Ma. Thompson Company, Realtors 52 Main Street, Topsfield Elm Street, Boxford Hebert Motors Corner Rt. 1 and Central Street Topsfield, Ma. C C Elliot Inc. Main Street Topsfield, Ma. Custom Radius Corporation Ice Skate Systems and Equipment Topsfield, Ma. Hebb Brothers Land Clearing Co. West Boxford Mass. Best Wishes to Class of 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox Compliments of a friend Country Hearth Ski Shop Ipswich, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of ’73 Boxford Community Store Best of Luck Jack and Jane Carl Bergstrum Co., Inc. General Contractor Topsfield, Ma Clyde’s Lawnmower Service Lawnmowers and Snowblowers Lakeshore Rcl., W. Boxford 352-8793 Compliments of Weloset Killan Hill Road Boxford, Ma. North Shore Chrysler Plymouth 233 Andover Street, Route 114 Peabody, Ma. 532-1680 Daniel Low Company Jewelers Salem, MA R. A. Hebert Machine Tool Co., Inc. 87 Locust Street Medford, MA. 02155 Fairview Machine Co., Inc. 427 Boston Street Topsfield, Ma. N. Shore Obstetrical Gynecological Assoc. Paul B. Rogal M.D. Bernard J. Levine Best Wishes for the future For Easy Riding Come to The Tire Place MIDDi j j u 194 B y N