Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Allen Warm, sensitive, always wears a smile - . . “Oh, my goodness! . Unforget- table Summers in Maine . . . M.Y.F. retreats ... In- telligent, creative . . . her extra effort shows in every- thing she does G.A.A.; French Club Pres- ident 4; IMPRINT Art Editor 4; Honor Society Linda C. Ananian “I have, as it were, my own sun and moon and stars, and a little world all to myself. . . . Friends, fan- tasy, future, and far away places. LOC Literary Editor; Honor Society. Ronald Armstrong “Army . . . full of desire and ambition, strives for success . . . Remembers skiing, soccer and the back of Mulva ' s car after the Hood . . . college bound. Spring track 1,2; Soccer 2,3 Co-Captain 4. Eleanora Babij Elena remembers the good times up New Hampshire and down the Cape. Going to Canada with D.C. and S.D. The Alpine and J.B. ' s up Vermont. C.A.A. Bonnie Baker Waiting for that very special someone . . . Re- members trips to Marble- head and Andover with Eddie . . Summer of 73 with E.C. . . . Stoneham Plans to become a beautician. Richard Amirault Dick ... the ' 64 Chevy, good concerts at the Carden . . . good times in the While Mountains, Summer of 73 . . . Little Linda in Ho- meroom . “On the road again. Cary lean Alexander Pretty and vivacious “Care loves sports, parties, the beach . . . Always busy and with Kath . . Apie, KCKT, the all-nighters . . . college. Girls ' Club, V.P., Powder Puff; Modern Dance; Pep Club; French Club; |r. Prom Comm.. C.A.A, Barbara Aylward Barb ... a guaranteed barrel of laughs, a classic . . . good limes with J.D. . . . You can fly high as a kite if you want to . . . Party on! Richard Applegate Mischievous “App with the face of an angel, eyes of a devil . . . “Bud”. Virginia F. Abbott Donna Barry Donna remembers D.L. ' s parties, January 9, 1973, Summer ' 73, bus rides with Critter Cap . . . track with Mrs. Hume . . . Take a walk on the wild side . Track; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; French Club; Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders ' Club; Student Congress; Class Night Com- mittee. Keith Barter Buddy enjoys playing football, and going to G O. . . . Give me liberty or give me death . . College. Nancy Barton Nancy enjoys bike riding, reading, and the Paulist Center . . . Cherishes her friends . . . Different strokes for different folks . . . the beach in the fall. Lawrence A. Baldwin Baldi . . . always friendly, even when causing trouble . . . Loves turkey dinners . . . Can be found running at 5:30 A.M. . . . Fat Mac the Water Rat. Spring Track 2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3, Co. Captain 4. William Ball James Barnes Barney” . . . partying down the Park . . . D.J. ' s party February vacation . . . Bowling Alley ' 73 . . . School ' s out. Football 1 ; Baseball 2. John Ball Jay remembers Summer of ' 73 and Earth Science with Doc Morrison . . . Playing baseball, football and tippin ' . . . What do ya want to do? . . . college bound. Intramural Basketball; In- tramural Volleyball. Edward Barbato Eddie likes working and cars . . . If the shoe fits, you must have bought it at Hanlon ' s. . . . Planning for college and work. Scott Batson Middle man . . . out- side interests include scuba diving, skiing, and tennis . . . trips to Maine . . . Ian Anderson . . . To each his own. Paul Barrett Paul enjoys playing bas- ketball and waterskiing . . . Kancamagus . . . What do Seniors do on Sundays? . . . On to college. Basketball. Andrea Baxter Excitable, athletic Andy enjoys cats, traveling and bike riding . . . History with Mr. Burr . . . that unforget- table movie Black and White . . . Summers at York Beach, Rainbow . . . college. C.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Basketball 2,3. Mary Behrle Momma . . . partying with the RATS down Lincoln Park . . . Jethro Tull Con- cert, Nike Site, Summer of ' 73, and ' 71 with O.B. . . . Going places and meeting people. Paula Marie Bellorado Paula is ambitious and in- telligent, always ready to help others. Remembers U.S. History with Mr. D., skiing, and the J.P. . . . College and good times ahead. Modern Dance 2,3 Trea- surer 4; French Club; Honor Society; G.A.A.; Student Congress; Girls ' Club. Gregory Benard Flogger will always re- member the Summer of ' 72 with Sharon . . . New Hampshire . . . Enjoys wres- tling, and Auto Mechanics . . . plans to open a busi- ness in the auto field. Susan P. Benson Bennie ... a little person with a big heart . . . remembers F.H. and SOW SOCIETY, W.B. 73, Lyn ' s Luncheons , Obie ' s, 7 A.M. with C.G. . . . College . . . Alright Ramsey. Field Hockey; Track; LOG Literary Staff; Pep Club; Leaders ' Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Honor Society; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee. Priscilla Beck Artistic Silla is always around to lend a hand . . . Math with Mr. McIntyre, Greg, M.D. scenery and N.H. . . . planning to attend college. G.A.A. Secretary; Modern Dance; Pep Club; Student Congress. Ellen C. Bernard Always smiling, consider- ate Ellen . . . Trip to Spain with Ma and Kraz , Summer of ' 73 in Europe, M.D.C., the Jr. Prom . . . linguist. Spanish Club; Italian Club, Treas.; LOG, Adv. Staff; IMPRINT; Student Congress; THISTLE. Paul B. Bennett Ben is interested in motor- cycles, Auto Shop, and auto mechanics . . . the Squire . . . planning to work in construction. Richard J. Belew Kat likes to be any- where, as long as it isn ' t M.H.S. . . . The Hell it isn ' t . . . planning to become a P.E. teacher. Winter Track 2,3,4; Pal Club. Mary Belmonte Panda . . . Friendly and easygoing . . . her favorite pastime is Steve . . . You know what I mean. . . . Remembers Salem, N.H., History with Mr. DeTeso . . . her taxi service. Modern Dance 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; G.A.A. Gregory Bololino Botto enjoys bicycling and scuba diving . . . It ' s just one of those things . . . College and traveling ahead. Marjorie Blaney Unpredictable, athletic Margie ... a fantastic per- sonality . . . remembers U.S. History with Mr. De- Teso and the 3B and 1A . . . Rainbow Worthy Advisor, Maine, crabs, skiing . . . college. G.A.A. Treasurer 4; Girls ' Basketball 2,3,4; Girls ' Soft- ball 3,4; Girls ' Club; LOG Business Staff; Pep Club. Sandra Bingham Bing . . . funny and well-dressed, lots of fun to be with. Remembers Summer of 73 . . . F.H. and Sow Society . . . Homeroom with Mr. Beshong ... I don ' t know. Field Hockey 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2; Leaders ' Club; Track 2; G.A.A. ; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Janet E. Bersani You can ' t return, you can only look behind from where you came Plays and concerts in Boston and Cambridge, horseback riding, and English . . . the future. G.A.A.; French Club; Honor Society; Leaders ' Club; LOG; THISTLE; S.F.A.B. Deborah Berner Debbie remembers the Beach Boys concert, the Starlite Club, and the foot- ball games . . . listening to music, driving, going to con- certs and parties. David Bowditch Dave doesn ' t believe in exerting himself for trivial things like school . . . good natured and philosophical . . . an endless succession | of cars . . . Summer in Quebec . . . QT-TGIF . . . no better friend anywhere. Linda Blackwood Lin enjoys reading, bike riding and drawing . . . Mc- Donald ' s . . . planning to become a journalist after graduation. Michael Bertoulin Bert . . . Likes motor- cycle riding, plans to bike cross country . . . Allman Brothers . . . University of Maine ahead. I Debra Ann Berran Artistic Debbie re- members great times in New Hampshire, Paragon Park, New England Dragway . . . Anne ' s parties, a party in Revere . i . that special night at Breakheart! w Patricia Brown Trisha enjoys music, the theater, art, and writing. Will never forget The Fan tastiks or being 16. Thanks to all the Moosers and Rich- ard. Glee Club 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Drama Society 3,4; THISTLE 4. Edward Brock Ed enjoys water and snow skiing, swimming, and music . . . Over the Hills and Far Away . . . Remembers Square Pond, Maine. john Brickley Brick loves all sports . . . I have a question” ... an excellent student who hopes to go to an Ivy League College. Hockey 1; Baseball 1-4. julianne Brissette julie ' s beautiful smile matches her charming per- sonality . . . The true defini- tion of a friend . . . junior Prom . . . Let today em- brace the past with remem- brance and the future with longing. Field Hockey 2,3; Cheer- leader 3,4; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Council. Robert C. Brossenne Bob remember T,T ' 73 . . . Get a good |ob with more pay and you ' re okay . . . Wants to get away after graduation. Cross Country 1; Chess Club. Robert Brown Bob likes to spend his winters skiing . . . That ' s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind . . . hoping to attend Lowell Technological Institute. IMPRINT Co-News Editor; Honor Society. Maura Boyd Michael E. Boyd Micky remembers Mr. Hodgkins ' World Civ. class and good times on Frosh B- team with Mr. Sommerville . . . Always up for a good time; enjoys doing almost anything. Football 1 ,2. Louisa Marie Bowe Louisa . . . cute, outgo- ing, always laughing . . . Twirling with ' 73 and ' 74 squads . . . Panda Bears . . . trip to Spain . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . Gym- nastics camp with K.D. Gymnastics 2,3,4; Ma- jorette 3, Co-Captain 4; Modern Dance 3,4; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club. Nancy E. Bowman Nance . . . smiling, laughing, considerate . . . Really . . . Memories of California with S.S., talking to Patches, good times witfi M.P., J.S., and singing in the rain. College ahead. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Winter Ball Com- mittee; Powder Puff. Philip Buccilli Phil remembers good times down the Park, Biolo- gy with Doc, and Electricity with Cookie . . . smoking in the boys ' room . . . trips to the beach. Football; Chess Club; Bi- ology Club; Debate; Base- ball. Doreen Burrell Deedee . . . the girl with a beautifully authentic personality. Outside inter- ests include Rainbow, teaching Sunday School . . . a love of music . . . PED with my JHB . . . Occupa- tional Therapy. Clee Club; Girls ' Club; IMPRINT; Modern Dance; Pal Club; C.A.A.; THISTLE. Martha Burns Quiet Martha likes art work and waterskiing . . . Rainbow, U.C.Y. . . . plan- ning to attend art school. Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Mod- ern Dance; Pal Club; IM- PRINT; LOG; THISTLE, Robert Burton Bob . . . Go where you want to go and do what you want to do . . . cruisin ' with M.A.V. . . . enjoys playing basketball . . . you vegetable! . . . Everything I Own. Basketball 1,2,3; Track, I. Vincent James Cacchiotti Jimmy will never forget good times with Julie and Linda in homeroom . . . Summers down the Cape with V.B. . . enjoys scuba diving. Plans to attend college. Football 1. Steven Burne Bernie ' s favorite place to go is Dellea ' s on Saturday Night (animal night) . . . Southern Man. Jeffrey S. Buckley Jeff . . . outstanding abili- ty in sports, dedication to excellence and strength of character ... a born leader who will never know defeat . . . the Reading game, Junior Prom. Football 1-4; Baseball 1,2,4; Hockey 1,2; Class President 2; Rotary; Scholar- ship Fund; Junior Prom Committee; Track 4. Kenneth Caiazzo A slower pace, a calmer frame of mind. . . . Re- members Math classes with Mr. McIntyre . . . College ahead. Swim Team 2,3,4; Biology Club 2. Paula Calderaro Without a hurt the heart is hollow . . . Marigolds and the Drama Competition . . . French with Miss Heald . . . Campaigning for Mc- Govern . . . August 1, 1973 . . . Carl. Drama Society; Glee Club; French Club; Tu- toring; THISTLE Literary Edi- tor 3; Honor Society. ffl Francis Cannata Red enjoys wrestling, baseball, football, and the movies . . . you sleazy weasel of a coca. . . . par- ticipating in musical produc- tions . . . college. Bye-bye Birdie ; Guys and Dolls ; A Christmas Carol . Debbie Caramello Debbie remembers May 16, 1971 with Michael and parties with the group . . . Saturday Night ' s Alright For Fighting. . . . Mr. Schott Sophomore year . . . Bet - Bet . Sara J. Carleton Sara can be found in 3E 2061 . . . enjoys skiing and skating . . . Really . . . September 29, 1972 . . . Plans to attend Katherine Gibbs after graduation. Modern Dance 3; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club. :gs Ellen Carstensen Take a walk on the wild side. . . . never forget parties with the group and skiing in New Hampshire and Vermont . . . track . . . Seriously. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Lead- ers ' Club; Track. Patricia Campbell Trisha remembers the con- certs, frisbee, and horseback riding . . . James Mont- gomery . . . Gerry ' s house . . . planning to attend a modeling school . . . many more friends to come. Softball; G.A.A. St ( Linda Cantillo Can . . . quiet at times, but always around when you need her — a true friend . . . Remembers good times in homeroom with Jimmy, Julie, and Frank. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Student Congress 2; G.A.A. ; S.F.A.B. 3. Mary Christine Cargill Teen is cute and fun to be with . . . How ' s Paul? . . . Remembers Summer of ' 73 and English with Mrs. Surtz. Enjoys art, sewing and skiing . . . college ahead. Girls ' Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Track. Debra D. Carr Red . . . traveling, vi- siting anywhere . . the Drum Corps . . . planning to attend business school and continue to travel. Debra Catania Debbie . . . quiet and friendly . . . remembers good times in New Hamp- shire . . . often seen riding in her Vega. W. Scott Clifford Quiet yet humorous Scott likes to have fun . . . enjoys good times up north skiing at Wildcat . . . remembers Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . Bermuda trip . . . college. Football 1,2; Vice Pres- ident 2,3. Michael Ciampa Mike enjoys hockey parties, and sleep . . Everett . . . Mike and Cook- ie 4 7 73. Sharon Chase Sha remembers the Summer of ' 72 with Greg . . . Record Keeping with Mrs. Mahoney . . . S.D. and D.V. and ' 71, D.D. . . . loves to dance . . . ' ' Oh, My Cod!” Glee Club. Steven Cerretani Well-known Cerra” ap- preciates the good things in life . . . cruisin ' on the streets or skiing on the slopes occupy his free time. Richard Catania Dick enjoys waterskiing, camping, and snowmobiling . . . trips to New Hampshire . . . You can ' t always get what you want” . . . college bound. Varsity Swimming 1-4. Debra-Jean Clough Calls at noon . . . choco- late bars, o.j. and the bus . . . shadows from the fair . . . walks in the rain . . . keep the roads open. Cham- pionship Rollerskating. Varsity Track; G.A.A.; French Club. Richard Cicerano Cic” remembers Summer of ' 72 at Plum Island . . . good times in New Hamp- shire with Debbie. Betty Ann Chasse Chas remembers cheer- leading — wonderful friends, lively bus rides, and raccoon coats ... I am not born for one corner; the whole world is my native land. Field Hockey 2; Junior Prom Committee; Student Congress 2,3,4; S.F.A.B.; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Cheer- leader 3, Head 4. Jo-Ann Cerulle Jo remembers the 1000 hours in Mr. Michael ' s class, and his always smiling face . . . enjoys bowling and the movies . . . planning to become a hairdresser. Afin F. Cerretani Ann, with her constant smile, goes out of her way for a friend . . . Beach Boys Concert, Poker ' s car, parties . . . Gutsy, Jubees . . . Beverly Jeanne Craft Bev . . . Friendship, music people, star , . . Summer of ' 72 with A.R. . . . Pitt, Boston, Lion, Giraffe, H.L., Broadway Musicals, Bananas, Beb , smiles. French Club; Glee Club; Ensembles; Powder Puff; Class Night Comm.; Drama Society; Girls ' Club. Stephen James Colomey Colsy” . . . quiet, yet known and liked by all . . . always looks back on a good party and cruising with The Cock-City Three ' . . col- lege. Baseball 1-4; Football T-4. Maureen Coye Maureen will always re- member crazy times with Maryann, Dorene, Liz, Carol . . . Bookkeeping with Mrs. Mahoney and F-Troop . . . 1972 Summer at Anne ' s . . . Enjoys beach, camping, and traveling. G.A.A.; Students Serving Melrose; Honor Society; Tri- Hi-Y Elayne Cranford E ' s interests include Rainbow, playing ping pong in Lynn, and R.P . . . Love with all your heart and soul . . . Believe that those you love, love you. Debate 1; Pep Club 2; Girls ' Club 2; Drama Society 2,3,4; IMPRINT 4; Glee Club 4; S.F.A.B. 2. Do Ma Coll football Mar Club Ruth Constantine Ruth remembers partying with old friends and getting high on the countryside . . . trips to White Pond, Os- sipee, N.H. ... I can ' t stand it! Michael Comeau Tank . . outside inter- ests include J.A. and trips to the beach . . . Favorite group is Led Zeppelin . . . Tell Laura I Love Her . . . Holy Cross in his future. Football 1,2; Track 2; Cross Country 2. Kathleen Ann Corrigan Today is the first day of the rest of your life . . . Cathy enjoys reading, bas- ketball, and visiting Holyoke . . . Colour My World . . The Graduate. Basketball; G.A.A., Pep Club; Leaders ' Club. Jeffrey Cohen Poo learned how to skip school and get away with it . . . The Cheer- leaders . . . down the park . . . Give It To Me . . . planning to become a car- penter. Jack Cooney Coon will never forget the good times at M.W.H. or the Mount . . . learned how to get up in the morning at M.H.S: . . . Work ahead. Andrea Crescenzi Andrea will fondly re- member Math wifh Mr. LaRosa, Summer of ' 73, lunior Prom . . . Melrose vs. Malden hockey game, and March 8, 1973. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y Susanne Cullman Cull ' ' . . . What we have done will not be lost to all eternity . . . Everything ripens at it ' s time and becomes fruit at it ' s hour. Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls ' Club 3,4; G.A.A.; British Travel Club; Leaders ' Club. Paul Crovo Quiet and friendly Paul remembers Stony Lake ' 72 . . . enjoys watching, partic- ipating in sports. Football 1,2; Varsity Wres- tling; Baseball. Susan Daly Stretch . . . Bookkeep- ing with Miss Carrabis . . . Fond memories of basketball and baseball games . . . Good times with ' 73 gang . . . Friendly ' s and the shotput with Deb and Ferg. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Jo-Ann Curran Maggie learned how to play chess at M.H.S, . . . Really now . . . plans to go to a business school for Data Processing . . .Canada . . . likes to ski. Anne Curll Machine gun will always remember Lori ' s chalet, ski trip with M.H.S., Neil Young concert, and the girls ' room . . . You can’t always get what you want. Pep Club; G.A.A. Mary Ellen Curran Peanuts enjoys tennis, swimming, and riding around . . . Remembers times with Debbie S. and gang ... I can ' t believe you said that . . . Bunker Hill College. G.A.A. John Cusolito Good looking, quiet Cooz remembers Chemis- try with Mr. Hoyle and cruising in Bonny . . . enjoys hockey and reading . . . You gotta be kidding me! . . . college. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Soccer 3,4; Student Congress. Robert Curry Bob is always up for a good time . . . remembers cruising in the bomber with J.C. and B.W., and partying around . . . College ahead . . . Bummed out! Football 1; Wrestling 3,4; Soccer 2. Julie D ' Alelio Julie enjoys bicycling and going to the beach . . . Make the most of your life for, before you realize, it is gone. College ahead. W, ( Brian D ' Amato Tomato enjoys the beach, swimming and skiing . . . Come on now! . . , Brother Louie . . . Plans to work after graduation. Gail D ' Antilio Always excited when you see her . . . Fantastic ability to express herself ... A good friend to have . . . Loves children and animals . . . Plans to teach nursery school. Carol Davidson Carol loves skiing, swim- ming, and just being out- doors . . . Remembers good times in Y.F., the Prince Spa- ghetti House . . . 72” . . . Nursing School after MHS. C.A.A.; Field Hockey 2,3; Swim Team 3; Basketball 2; Track 2; LOG Subscription Staff. Jeanne DeAmicis Jeanne . . . active and in- volved . . . City of New Orleans . . . The best works of art are the expres- sion of man ' s struggle to free himself from his condi- tion. IMPRINT; Bookstore Manag- er 2; Art Editor 3; Freelance Coordinator 4; S.F.A.B. 3,4; French Club; Biology Club; R.A.C.; Honor Society. Colleen Dee Colleen remembers Summers with A.F. and L.H. . . . History with Mr. Hughes. Planning to attend Bunker Hill Community Col- lege. Glee Club; Pal Club; C.A.A.; F.T.A. Karen Ann D ' Amico Puff . . . hanging around Georgetown by the Pond and Youle Street, and Groveland ... Can I have ya? . . . Stairway to Heav- en . Glee Club. Linda D ' Antilio Linda Dan . . . always a lot of fun to be with . . . has an unmistakable laugh, a great personality ... a true friend . . . Remember Summer of ' 73 with Bonesy. Kevin P. DeCoste Kevin will never forget the good times with B.T. . . . Summer of ' 73 . . Don ' t you feel foolish? . . . drag racing, cars, riflery . . . Mc- Donald ' s-Wakefield. Rifle Team 3,4; Glee Club; Ensemble. V;- Claire E. DeFeo Quiet and 2; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club 4. Gregory Day You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes swimming, partying . . . the boy ' s room . . . planning to further his education. Carol DeVito Beetle remembers good times at Beauty Academy with P.H. and j.R. ...” with coke? . . . Concerts with A.R. and horseback riding ... An airline career. C.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club. Patrick DeStefano Pat remembers HAlMCH ' s and going to concerts . . . girls . . . Jethro Tull . . . sleeping. Soccer 3,4; Track 1; Cross Country 1. Michelle DelVecchio Michelle enjoyed hair- dressing with Mr. Michael . . . Tremendous times with C.R., C.S., N.S., L.S., J.R., N.O. . . . Always remember weave ! . . . Joe ' s place. Stephanie Delia Stephanie . . . listening to Elton John and skiing . . . learned how to escape mass boredom at M.H.S. . . . Friendly ' s Parking Lot. Denise A. Delcore I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. Jennifer Diamond Jen will always remember the Summer of ' 73, learning to swim with S.T. . . . Enjoys the outdoors, especially skiing, camping and Plum Island . . . Interior design ahead. Paul DeStefano D always has a good word . . . You loser . . . A party and a colt, cruising town ... I am the god of hell fire and I bring you! Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Cross Country 1; Soccer 4. Maura Desmond Mona can be found skiing or at the Prince Spa- ghetti House . . . will re- member good times in Y.F. . . . Spring of ' 72 . . . College bound. Glee Club; Recorder En- semble; Tennis; G.A.A.; Handbell Ringers. Sharlene Della Pasqua Sharlene has an aura of sophistication about her . . . Enjoys skiing, modern dance and listening to Neil Young . . . After the Gold Rush . . . College ahead. Pep Club; Track; G.A.A. I f Dennis DelGenio Always happy Del . . . Whenever he ' s around you know there ' s a good time in store . . . weekends cruising in the black bomb . . . Mr. Gavin, buzz off!” Football 1-4. Colleen Doherty Well-dressed Coll ' ' will always remember Winthrop with Coup . . . Ribbie, January 1, 1971, and the weekend in Westport ... a Neil Young listener . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . New Year ' s at R.I. ' s. Nina Marie DiOrio Nina learned to under- stand and cope with problems at M.H.S. . . . sports, the beach, and helping people in need . . work, then marriage to a re- turning serviceman. C.A.A. Lyman Keith Dodge A wave — sometimes up, sometimes down . . . Keith likes music, soccer, basket- ball and auto mechanics . . . Canada, the Mt. Hood Tower . . . planning to join the Air Force. Basketball. m Joanne DiCicco Always talking or chewing gum . . . makes friends easi- ly .. . long eyelashes . . . October 2, ' 70 . . . partying with Lil ... Loves horror movies . . . Always looking for good times . . .5 12 73. Pep Club; C.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Mark DiDonato Mark enjoys all sports, especially golf, hockey and baseball . . . planning to go to college. Cross Country; Hockey; Golf; Baseball. Jan Dodge The proper function of man is to live, not to exist . . . traveling, skating, skiing . . . Soccer games and Ber- muda . . . College in her fu- ture. Stanley Doerrer Stan . . . Get yer ya yas out . . . Monday Day with twig ' s suitcase . . . Rolling Stones American Tour, July 19, 1972 . . . Good times in Canada with E.B. and D.G. Patricia Doherty Patty will remember par- tying with friends, and the great Summers of ' 72, ' 73 . . . English with Ms. Clinton . . . Smokey the Grape and colored sprinkles? . . . W.L. and C.M. Charles Diana Intelligent Charlie enjoys golf, stamps, cards, and chess . . . Checkmate, you dog! . . . Georgetown De- bate Tourney 1973. Debate 1,2,3, Vice Pres- ident 4; Chess 2, Captain 3,4; Student Congress; Se- nior Class Treasurer; Honor Society. Alfred DiCarlo Al remembers good times building the Bug, spending time in his garage . . . M.H.S. taught him drafting . . . The Godfather . . . College in the future. n Cheryl Doucette Artistic Cheryl remembers Summers of ' 70 and ' 73- A maroon mustang with a pink flower . . The Three Musketeers . . . California ' 74-LCA ... I love it . . . Legal secretary. Pal Club, Pep Club. Debra Dow Debbie has fond memo- ries of twirling at football games . . . Roger Gagnon . . . Guys and Dolls”, Bye-Bye, Birdie . . . If we only have love . . . Nursing ahead. Majorette 3, Co-Head 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pep Club; G.A.A. Richard Ducott Duke enjoys going out and having a good time . . . likes cards, sports and rock concerts . . . active in high school, but still managed outside activities . . . Col- lege ahead. Debate 1-4; Class Pres- ident 4. Kathleen Dugan Doug . . . cute and sin- cere . . . our M.D. Pres . . . Summer of ' 73 with R.M. . . . Gymnastics camp with L.B. . . . Plans to attend college. Modern Dance 2,3, Pres. 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Spanish Club. Ann Dolan Dole . . . Tn-Hi-Y, Ri- chie, 2 10 73, N.Y. ' 72, F Troop, and cruising with the gang . . . You know what? Majorette; Field Hockey; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Pep Club; Leaders ' Club; Tumblers; Powder Puff; Winter and Jr. Prom Comms. I Karen Doucet Dewey likes parties and concerts . . . favorite place is Frey Park . . . Really . . . the Beatles . . . College bound. Susan C. Dorsey Winter of ' 73, Crocodile Rockin ' in the Riv. are remembered with a smile. Good times with L.R. . . . August 11, 1972 and a cer- tain Cougar . . . AVANTI! Joanne M. Donovan JoJo . . . sweet and sin- cere . . . Always smiling Remembers riding around two nights a week with M.O., M.B., J.H. Can always be seen with B.G. Alan Donahue Alan ' s outside activities include riding and working on motorcycles . . . will remember the third floor boys ' room . . . School ' s a party. Water polo. John Domenico John is fantastically care- free, always ready to do the unusual . . . gets into fish- ing for tuna . . . Shotguns at M.W.H. Football 1-4; Wrestling 1- 4; Track 1-4; Biology Club; Chess Club. Gayle Dyment Enjoys meeting new peo- ple, male companionship . . . Jackie . . . S.K. 6 8 73 . . . Life is what you make it . . . J.C. 8 4 73 . . . junior year . . . parties . . . Rockport . . . Sympathy for the Devil . . . Airlines ahead. Student Congress; Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Class Night Committee; Tri-Hi-Y. James Eatrides Eatsie . . . intelligent, outgoing, ambitious . . . Always works things out . . . Enjoys motorcycles and Feedbags. Will never forget good times with Shell . . . Winter ' 71 . . . Summer of ' 73. Freshman Track. John J. Eleftherakis The Greek enjoys fishing, partying, and cruising . . . PJans after M.H.S. include college. Italian Club. Jacquel ine Emanuel Friendly, joking and always laughing. Future plans of becoming a singer and movie star. Loves the beach . . . SALEM! . . . Loves the Butterball, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Y-O-U- D-E-V-l-L-S! Powder Puff Football 3,4. Helen Duval Cleo spends most of her time with Buddy . . . April 17, 1972 . . . Work ' s concerts, D.M., S.R., and C.S. . . . Ramond, N.H. . . . Hassles with Woburn . . . never forget J.E. . . . No, really? Ralph Eaton Ralph enjoys cars and his job . . . parties and the Blue Star . . . planning to go to college. Wrestling. Robert J. Egan What a rush! . . . Auto Mechanics with Mr. Beshong, and working on cars . . . Karen ' 72 . . . We ' ll cross that bridge if we get to it. lime. Powder Puff Football. Anne M. Estabrooks Annie tries to spend a lot of time with friends, espe- cially Billy . . . No kid- ding, Sherlock. . . . Plans to marry and become a real estate broker. Thomas E. Durney Tom remembers years of ' 70, ' 71, and ' 72, and New Year ' s Eve of ' 71 . . . Cruising with P.M. . . . Usually seen with C.N., J.W., J.B. . . . February vacation ' 72. John Fiore John Freak-a-Munn has many unique interests . . . personal perogitive, Cheech and Chong, trips to the Nike Site . . . Well, far out . . . Plans include vending machines. Elaine C. Fink Outgoing and indepen- dent Elaine enjoys meeting people and having a good time. Will never forget the Summer of 73 in Wintrhop and Singing Sands Beach . . . Nursing. Pep Club. Patricia L. Ferguson Patty Ferg ... a fantastic personality . . . lots of laughs. Fondly remembers H.M.M. and class. U.C.Y. . . . Basketball games . . . Summers at O.O. B. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Brit- ish Travel Club. Paul Feeley PJ remembers June 2, 1972 . . . enjoys listening to James Taylor . . . possible plans include college. Football 1,2,3. Linda Falzarano Ma” will remember Au- gust 7, 1972, bowling with J.R.B. , and the Converse Lane Gang . . . Stoneham . . . Math with Dr. Rock- wood . . . What ' s hap- pening? . . . Teaching ahead. Sheila Ann Fitzpatrick Fitz remembers the Shutoffs, the Cape, Out- rage”, Witchy”, and Monga Monk Summer of 73 . . . Stairway to Heav- en” . . . Colour My World . . . working with animals. Kathy Finn Kathy will remember Summers in Maine, German with Mrs. Galligan and twirling . . . she enjoys brunches, rallies, tennis, hockey games, skiing, and sailing . . . College ahead. Student Congress 2,3, Class Secretary 4; Majorette 4; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club. Edward Ferreira Eddie, friendly and versa- tile, climbs mountains, plays the guitar . . . reads Thomas Hardy . . . enjoys sports, especially track and basket- ball . . . I ' m impressed. Spring Track 1-4; Winter Track, Co-Capt. 4; Cross Country; IMPRINT Sports Editor. Deborah S. Fellows Duck , friendly and en- thusiastic . . . always talking . . . Great summers at 0.0. B. . . . Will never forget E.J.W. and basketball games . . . U.C.Y. . . . Kappa. Girls ' Club; British Travel Club. Nan’cy Farnsworth Farnsy remembers Lyn ' s Luncheons, bowling Satur- day nights and Billerica . . . Later . . . S.D. 3 18 72 . . . the Winter Ball and Junior Prom . . . Einnob and Bor. Powder Puff Football. Jay T.C. Flint Never a dull moment with Chunkie around . . . re- mpmhpr; pnnri times wilh Annmarie Flynn Amma is presently at- tending Newton College . . . I ' m so furious! . . . Pal Club bake sales . . . Math with Mr. N. . . . teaching. Pal Club, Pres. 3; Debate; THISTLE; Spanish Club; Honor Society; Drama Soci- ety. Eileen C. Folger Folge enjoys horseback riding, water skiing, and cruising with the gang. Will always remember signs at 5:00 A.M. and Big I, Summers in Maine . . . That ' s awful! . . . college ahead. Field Hockey; Pep Club Treasurer; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Powder Puff; C.A.A., Girls ' Club; Italian Clubs; Leaders ' Club; Winter Ball Committee. Robin L. Forsey An unadmitted intellectual . . . enjoys reading, music parties, and driving around with M.M. and P.P. . . . will remember Chemistry with Mrs. Gallagher and work at Gallahue ' s . . . Smith. Pep Club; IMPRINT 3, Feature Editor 4; Drama So- ciety; French Club; LOG Lit- erary Staff; Girls ' Club; Honor Society. Kenneth Foster Easygoing Ken is always the first one out when the bell rings . . . cruising with the gang . . . a familiar face at concerts . . . hopes to travel after school. William Fogarty Foge is always looking for a good time . . . has no cares, takes things in stride . . . an outstanding wrestler . . . Summers at Rockport with J.H. . . Belmont F.B. game. Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3. Jennifer Ford Jen ... a good listener Remembers F.H., Sow Society with Marne, Ralnhie . . . bus rides with Mr. W. . . . Summer ' 72 . . . Toad . . . loves Mr. B. and Mr. DeTeso . . . college. Field Hockey; Student Congress; LOG Subscription Editor; Basketball; Girls ' Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Track; Honor Soci- ety; G.A.A. Class Captain; Leaders ' Club. Sharon Fogarty Sev loves to travel and meet people . . . never forget summer in Ireland . . . lives for music, danc- ing, and the theater . . . plans to travel cross-country . . . college . . . Drama Society 2,3, Secre- tary 4; Pep Club 2,3; Track 2; Junior Prom Committee Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Stu- dent Congress 2. Linda Foskitt Cute and dependable Fosdicker remembers F Block with Miss Blanchard . . . the beach , . . Y.F. . . . 4 9 72 and B.D. ... a good friend and listener . . . Blah! Debate; Pep Club; G.A.A. Lynda M. Fountain Fuma ... a true friend in every way . . . Sow Society ' 73, and fungy-mungying around . . . Tough cookie . . . stuffed clams at Bing ' s Ramsey ' . . . Poker - 3:00 . . . Black smeer . . . Hi, toots! Field Hockey 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Soft- ball 3; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Leaders ' Club. Scott French Scott enjoys visiting Mount Washington, New Hampshire, and playing the drums. Plans to work after graduation. Regina Carden Smiling and cheerful Gina remembers the football and hockey games . . . Cood times with Kathy, English with Mrs. Keefe . . . Junior Prom Weekend!! . . . Ca- reer in dental hygiene. Field Hockey 2,3; Pep Club; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Girls ' Club. Michelle Gaudreau Michelle remembers the good times at the Ship, Rockport, and 40 steps . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . the good times with Joe . . . the beach. Dianne Giannetto Kathleen Gill Kathleen ' s interests in- clude Theta, Tri-Hi-Y, Vogue Dolls and Danny . Prince of Pizza . . . Summer ' 73 . . . plans to go on to college to study physical therapy. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Honor Society; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee. Jay Gardner Jay has become an expert at shooting at waste baskets while at M.H.S. . . . Maine . . . An empty barrel makes the most noise. IMPRINT Co-Advertising Editor. Karen L. Gentile Can I ask you some- thing? . . . fun memories of football games, rallies, Junior Prom and Winter Ball . . . special memories of Fall ' 72. Chairman Junior Prom Decorations; Pep Club; Field Hockey; Class Night Committee; Girls ' Club; Powder Puff; Track; Leaders ' Club; G.A.A. Nancy Giglio Nancy remembers the good times with J.R. and Junior English with Miss Werneth . . . 5 19 73 . . . Oh, forget it . . . loves going to Boston. Drama Society 3,4; Italian Club 3; G.A.A. Scott Gilleland Tina . . . has a keen in- terest for cars and ships . . . enjoys the easy life . . . School ' s a lark! Kathleen M. Gadway Art, photography, C.Y.O. and hiking are Cladbags ' interests. She admires the work of Claude Monet and plans to attend art school . . Rm. 36 — Mr. Squatrito. IMPRINT: Bookstore Mngr. 2, Business Mngr. 3, Photography Editor 4; LOG Layout Staff; Biology Club 3; Honor Society. Robin Goddard Robin ' s outside interests include playing the guitar and listening to James Taylor . “Robot rules of order . Don ' t feed Robots gum . . . Plans to study El- ementary Education. Drama Society. Crosby Goshgarian “Cros plays the clarinet and saxophone and is an ac- tive member in the Ar- menian church . . . Bike riding . . . Nights at Sears, Summer Landscaping busi- ness. College ahead. Student Leader of Band; Biology Club; Ecology Club; Tennis; Band; Student Congress; Orchestra; Jazz- Rock Ensemble. Gail Patricia Graf Gail enjoys dancing, music, and chess. Will re- member California, Wales, mailboxes, living for letters, Iowa, and best of all . . . togetherness. Drama; Pep Club; G.A.A. Bruce Kevin Gillespie Computer Hack . . . Science Fiction Fan . . . Chess Club . . . Random 1 Number . . . Ballads . . • “Too early in the morning. Lori Glennon Glenn-on likes biking, skiing, being with the kids, Scott ... ski trip in Canada, chalet in N.H., the Neil Young concert, Marblehead Rock ... I don ' t believe it! G.A.A.; Pep Club; Track. Erik Goldstein Erik is interested in poli- tics, especially the mayoral race of 73 . . . American Pie by Don McLean. Student Congress. Cynthia B. Goulding Cindy loves traveling with friends to unusual places. Remembers English with Mrs. Surtz and good limes with Tri-Hi-Y . . . College bound. Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; Class Night Committee; G.A.A. Charles Giorgio Chuck enjoys skiing, and playing hockey at Mt. Hood . . . Maggie May , Gilbert O ' Sullivan, Kelley ' s Heroes . . . Do as I say, not as I do. Lois E. Gilligan Spider . . . the So- merset and Kenmore Square . . . Let ' s get it on! . . . Puerto Rico — Roger and D.S. — Detroit . . . baseball games. . . planning a career as a stewardess. G.A.A. Class Captain 2; Softball 2,3,4. Paul D. Gillette Paul enlisted in U.S. Marines March 7, 1973. Cur- rently stationed in Hawaii. Daniel Gunnery Danny remembers great times spent with Kathleen, tooling in Willie ' s bomber, and running for Mac . . . Will never forget March 20, 1970 . . . After M.H.S. — college. Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4. Alejandro Guerra Al remembers P.M., Jan- uary 28, 1972 . . . Class with no-way Bushby . . . Cruising with the guys . . . the Starlite and the drive-in. Track 1; Cross Country 1. Nancy Grover Nan likes to go to Pete ' s . . . We don ' t have tomor- row, but we had yesterday . . . Plans to go to Florida, and the Bryman School. Debra Craves Debbie remembers great times with Don Carli . . . working at Baileys and Cutler Motors . . . likes to go out for Chinese food . . . 1 6 71. Honor Society. Ellen R. Cramolini El . . . A thoughtful and sincere person . . . skiing . . . Remembers F-Troop, Tri-Hi-Y, Lyn ' s Luncheon ' s, T-4-3, Rockport and Canobie Lake . . . N.Y. Eve ' 73 with H.R. Leaders ' Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Student Congress; C.A.A. William E. Cuptill Guppy enjoys DeMolay and going to track . . . lambic Pentameter . . . A bird likes to hear himself sing . . . College. Football; Wrestling; Winter Track; Spring Track. Lynne Marie Culino Lynne enjoys spending time in Medford . . . Tuna fish and cole slaw . . . par- tying . . . Summer of ' 72 . . . Plans to attend secretar- ial school. Sally Cuarnera Pretty, pleasant happy-go- lucky Sal remembers O ' B ' s luncheons . . . N.J. with J.M. . . . partying and having a good time. Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee; C.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Leaders ' Club. Catherine M. Greeley Always smiling Creel has that Irish twinkle in her eyes . . . Remembers F.H., 7 A.M. with S.B., J.P., Yoga Amo, F-Troop, D.T. ' s pal . . . Friends are the key to happiness. Field Hockey 2,3,4; C.A.A. Class Captain 4; Girls ' Club; Winter Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders ' Club; Class Night Committee; Pep Club, Se- nior Representative. I Joseph Cranfield Joe enjoys partying and sleeping . . . You can ' t always get what want, but you get what you need . . . The Doors . . . When the music ' s over . . . College. Football 1,2,3. Mary Ann Hart Hartsta . . . You are you, I am I, and if by chance we find each other it ' s beau- tiful. . . . Remembers En- glish with Mrs. Northup and Magnolia with D.P. Field Hockey 2; Powder Puff. Christopher Hand Chris remembers standing downtown and racing in a screeching Skylark good times New Year ' s Eve . . . planning for college. Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; M.H.S. Scholarship Fund 3.4. Georgina Harding lean likes waterskiing. Led Zeppelin — Stairway to Heaven . . . parties. Re- members Magnolia, concer- ts, Medford, luna fish and coleslaw. . . J.D., J.H., ).G., M.M What a pish! G.A.A. Leaders ' Club. Brenda Harris Har remembers A block English 73,mornings before school, the van . . . July 31, 1972 ... I don ' t car e, it ' s your decision. Enjoys the beach. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Patricia Harrison Patty is always talking and full of laughs . . . August 25, M A D. and New Year’s Eve with R.M. and J.G. . . . U.S. History with Mr. Gallagher. Leaders ' Club; G.A.A. Margaret Hannigan Marg will never forget September 8, or October 8 and 9, 1973 . . . cruisin ' with C.H. and D.D. . . . the beach . . . science with Mr Blanchard . . . College. IMPRINT; French Club; Pal Club; G.A.A.; Modern Dance; Track. Kathleen M. Hanson Kathy enjoys meeting new people, parties, and having fun. Remembers Eastern Ave. and the Pinto. Plans to enter nursing after M.H.S. . . . Huh ? Pep Club; Pal Club; G.A.A ; Girls ' Club Edward Harris Ed remembers getting up at 6:00 A.M. ... he would like to forget junior English . planning to further his education. Richard Hansen So it goes ... in- telligent with a wry sense of humor . . photography and reading . . . Boston and Cambridge . . . plans to go to college to study medicine or biology. Honor Society; Pho- tographer: LOG; IMPRINT; THISTLE. Nancy M. Harrington Nancy . . . Once a friend, always a friend . . . Will never forget the fun with P.H.. Mac ' s F.F. and Orange . . . Who ' s going in? Pamelia Marie Healey Pam enjoys movies reading, music, and bowling . . . Having the courage of your convictions isn ' l nearly as important as having the arguments to back them up ' Tutoring. Patricia M. Healey Healsta has fond mem- ories of New Year’s Eve, sud- den midnight walks with C.T., T-4-3 and cruising with the gang . . . She’ll never forget O Bie’s, Lyn’s, and F- Troop. Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee; C.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Powder Puff 3,4. Warren Hart A hunting enthusiast . . . planning to go to a veteri nary college . . . Learning is not a joke . . . Remembers the country bars and Prince. G. Douglas Hatch Eggis” . . . cruisin ' ir the Chrysler — bulls — we legal? . . . Digs Benefit . . . partying . . . Good looking and well-liked . . . Kancamagus . . . skying to Wac ' s in the bug . . . 5 29 72 and Charee. Joanne Elizabeth Hayes Jo enjoys meeting people tennis . . . freedom . . trips to the beach. Re members classes with Mrs Surtz, Miss Donovan, Mr. Hodgkins . . . Get me out Hodgkins . of here ! Pal Club Girls ' Club, Y: Tennis. French Club G.A.A.; Tri-Hi Joan Healey Quiet Joan loves to go to parties and to the beach Fondest memories of Summer of ' 73. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Patricia A. Healey Intelligent Tricia enjoys music, reading, English and French . . . Impossibility is only a degree of difficuty . . . planning for college. Tutoring; Honor Society; French Contest. Donald M. Healey Don remembers good times driving around with J.G., P.H., J.F. and going to Gino ' s parties . . . State Hockey Tournament , . . College ahead. Hockey 1-4; Football 1,2; Powder Puff, coach. Mark Hatfield Hatty can always be found with Lynda . . . Wouldn ' t it be nice? Remembers June 23, 1973 and Wakefield. Plans to at- tend college. Football 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4. Richard Hartigan Hardy . . . traveling to New Hampshire and Florida . . . likes to work, waterski and listen to Three Dog Night . . . You’re kiddin ' me. Track; Cross Country; Hockey; Golf. David Hearne Earnie remembers Fair of 72, Summer of 73 with K.M., and springs with Hac . . . Layla . . . Wood- bury, N.J. . . . Allman Brothers Band and tennis. Tennis 3,4. Joanne Heidkamp Though this be madness, there is a method in it. . . . Remembers Mr. Cooper ' s English class . . . Cut, cut. . . . Enjoys Boston Common, music, and calli- graphy. Drama; THISTLE. Susan Henderson Sue enjoys swimming, sailing, archery and playing the guitar . . . Alaska, Cape Cod and Brewster . . . So queer . . . College ahead. M.H.S. Radio Station 3,4; LOG Advertising Staff; Band 1-4; Debate 3,4; Chorus 1-4. Jo-Ellen Hill Peace, but not tonight! . . . the lake, 735 Hotline and sailing ... Jo is plan- ning to attend Burdett Col- lege. G.A.A.; Powder Puff. Alan Hinckley ' ' At ilia ' ' enjoys wa- terskiing and music . . . the Band . . . Remembers Summer 72, High Falls camping, Spain and Kraz . . . 5 5 73 . . . Stony Lake!! . . . Marine Biology in the future. Peter Hearne Pete enjoys tennis and lis- tening to music, especially the Allman Brothers Band . . . Remembers springs in 404. Band 1,2,3, Assistant Stu- dent Leader 4; Tennis 3,4. Philip Hemenway Hemi . . . Good times goin ' skiing . . . Remembers History with Mr. Connolly . . . Mostly Quiet . . . Likes playing ice hockey. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Spring Track 2. John Hickey Athletic Jay will always remember That special game . . . known for his dedica- tion to teammates ... an All-Scholastic player . . . plans include college. Football; Track; Wres- tling. Linda E. Hill Lin . . . favorite class was Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis . . . Great times with C.D. . . . Summer of 73 ... Plans to enter a Junior College. Pal Club Treasurer; G.A.A. Beth Hodgson Experiments in rm. 27 . . . Summer of 73 ... New Hampshire . . . Time in a Bottle . . . hopes to be- come a speech therapist. Pal Club; G.A.A. Patricia L. Hunt Patti enjoys all water sports. She will always remember August 14, 1971 with A.K. Barbara J. Holland Barb . . . lively, excited and skilled in her move- ments . . . happiest on the field either with megaphone or hockey stick ... re- members flying saucers at 3:00 A M. with S.R. Field Hockey; Basketball; Track; Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Rota- ry; Junior Prom Committee; Student Congress; Leaders ' Club. Dorothy L. Hong Dotty . . . Rung fu! . . . winsome, smiles come easily . . . Good times with B.M., M.H., G.M., and gang . . . Getting lost, finding new places. . . . People at Cerra ' s . . . Medical career. Pep Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Honor Society; LOG Business Editor; Junior Prom Committee; Class Night Committee. Dennis P. Hughes Hughsie . . . easygoing, always calm . . . favorite pastimes — golf and tennis . . . can be seen on the ice all year ' round . . . plans to attend college next year. Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Cross Country 1. Maureen Hughes Hues . . . getting into trouble with D.H. . . . Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . friendly and under- standing . . . 9 25 72 and G.M. . . . Katching kittens and singing songs . . . NEVER on time . . . confes- sions. Debate; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Corn- mittee; LOG; Girls ' State Candidate ' 73. 1 � Patricia Hunter Patti, a sports enthusiast, enjoys waterskiing, tennis, and hockey games . . . Remembers the Summer of ' 73, fish and five ' s, August 19, 1973 . . . Toko, Brothers Two, Wolfboro. Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Student Congress; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ers ' Club; IMPRINT; Ski Club. Donnalene Hunt Donna remembers the day camp in Me., the beach and R.L.C. ' s house . . . Moon- beam . . . friends in Mi- chigan . . . Prestley . . . skiing, skating, and reading. Leaders ' Club; G.A.A. Kathleen Hughes Kathie . . . kind, warm, headstrong . . . playing in puddles . . . Francais, who? . . . Hampton Beach, Seabrook ' 71, where? . . . Saugus Skating Rink . . . will never forget Krasnigor or annual 9:30 jog. G.A.A. Terri Howard Howie” remembers Jethro Tull concert Sep- tember 28, 1973 . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . English with Mrs. Surtz and Spanish with Mr. McLean . . . Good times at Murph ' s. Susan Holt Irving enjoys going out, skiing, art, and reading . . . remembers good times in Y.F., listening to records, concerts . . . 1973 . . . College bound — hopefully to teach art. Modern Dance. 2 Joseph Ippolilo Joey loves the Celts and a good time . . Lincoln School and the Schaeffer jingle. He remembers May 18, 1973 — the accident no brakes . . . Why, cer- tainly! , . College ahead. Fe ncing 3,4; Rugby 12 3- Volleyball 1,4; Handball 2 V Tumbling 2,3,4; Spanish Club. Cheryl Hynds Hyndsie will never forget the Summers of ' 72 and ' 73 . ■ S.D. and up the church . . the apartment with the gang . . , loves football and going up the rotary. Janet Husson Peter S. Hunter Sonny carries an easy- going, good natured friend- liness about him . . . enjoys hockey and skiing . . . Remembers good times up the Chalet in Vermont and Kancamagus . . . College ahead. Deborah Jackson Jack remembers Marc New Year ' s Eve ' 72 . . Jethro Tull . . . This is basically true.” Cosmo Infurna Coz enjoys bowling, coin collecting, and working at First National. Remembers Mr. Bushby ' s class . . . New Hampshire . . . plans to at- tend a trade school. Maria lacoviello Maria . . . frito parties ' 70 . . . Chemistry with Mr. Marvin . . . good times with L.A. and C.D. . . . Math with Mr. N. . . . French guitar . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . fu- ture goal-medicine. Pal Club. Loretta Hutchins Something ' s lost, but something ' s gained by living everyday . . . Hutch will remember Lori C. ' s chalet, Girls ' room, Junior Prom with B.S. . . . Ma and Pa. William Huntress Billy . . . easily found at The Vue Brunches . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . D.B. ' 73 . . . planning for college. Golf 2,3,4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2. Dana Jedrey Knuckle” . . . always smiling or laughin g . . . riding around and partying . . . Remembers Summers at the Cape and good times down the Knoll Stephen Johanson Joby” remembers tipping at Pelican ' s, cruisin ' in the Chrysler . . . Zeppelin con- cert . . . Misty Mountain Hop . . . Donna R. 10 12 72 . . . Kancamagus Highway ' 73 . . . Oh Really. ' ' David Johnson D.J. enjoys drinking and smoking down the Park with the Rats . . . hiding from Mr. Croston, and partying at Mike D. ' s . . . Aerosmith and Dirty Harry”. Douglass D. Johnston Doug . . . Hey Whistle! . Remembers Summer of 72 with the BOYS ... 73 with Queen, J.P., M. the D. and W. . . . Chrysler, Buick, and Skyin ' to Mac ' s in the Bug . . . 4 6 73. Stephen Jones Jonesey likes mountain climbing, camping and Se- bago Lake . . . Nothing is impossible when you put your trust in God planning to become a truck driver. Diane Jones Toots remembers 1000 hours with Mr. Michael, Friday nights with P.H. and every other night with J.C. . . . H.M. Park and Malden . . . Plans to become a hair- dresser. Valerie Justice Valerie will remember va- cations in New York, New Jersey, Summers in New Hampshire . . . Quit your barking . . . The Shittons . . . College bound. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Biology Club; French Club Paula Marie Jenkins P.J. ' s fondest memories include the McDonald ' s rushes at Wells Beach, Tri - Hi-Y Queen, May 19, 1973 and English with Ms. Clinton . . . Summer of 72. Field Hockey 2; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Junior Prom Commit tee; Leaders ' Club; G.A.A Beverly G. Johnson We ' re finally out of here. . . . skiing, N.H., swimming in thunder- showers . . . the Cape, Brass Rail, McDonald ' s . . . Allman Brothers, The Dead . . . quit your barking . . celebrate! G.A.A.; Ski Club 2,3; Pep Club. John C. Johnson Old Man loves being around friendly parties with The Rats and getting out and meeting good peo- ple . . Remembers New Hampshire and Cape Cod . . . trade school ahead. D.E.C.A. Colleen Kane If only all the hands that reach could touch” . . . Coco remembers New- found Lake, Wellington Inn and Goose Pond . . . Space Cadet . . . plan- ning to attend business school. Nancy Kelliher Quiet, yet f rien dly Nance remembers E block French, good times of Y.F.; ski trips and retreats . . . missing parties, working at Friendly ' s, relaxing at the Beach. Pep Club; G.A.A. Laurel Kenworthy Ken is happiest when skiing, especially in Canada. Remembers the Chicago Concert. Plans for college in Vermont. Pep Club; G.A.A. ; Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Student Congress; British Travel Club. Janis L. King Jan will remember Summer of ' 73, the M.D.C. pool, and sisters Judy and Cindy . . . T.G.I.F., Shalom, Que pasa!, F ' rout. . . . being with Pete . . . Teaching. G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club. Sheryl Anne Kapelos Sher . . . say what you mean, mean what you say. . . . 1 22 73 Anyone! Re- members Biology with Doc Fieldman — Great guy! . . . plans to become a ve- terinarian. G.A.A. Robin Keith Friendly and fun to be with . . . never a dull moment when she ' s around . . . remembers skiing and Hawaii with Beth . . . mem- ories with Frank, January 22, 1970 . . . Yea, huh. Judith A. Kelley Jude . . . people, travel, Camp Dennen . . . Speak as you thing, be what you are . . . QUE pasa!, T.G.I.F. . . . college . . . Shalom, my friends. G.A.A.; Biology Club 2; Pal Club 2,3, President 4. Donna M. Kimball Kimbies remembers the hospital, the res , Lou . . . Tread soft, for you tread on my dreams. . . . Newfound Lake, New Hampshire . . . Nursing school in her future. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Soft- ball 2. Kevin M. King Quiet and reserved Kevin enjoys surfing ... re- members Trinidad and To- bago, Summers at Hampton and Rye, New Hampshire . . . W.D. Katina Karas Katie . . quiet and friendly . . loves music and trips to the beach. She will always remember the Summer of ' 73 in Europe with S.W. bound. . . college Timothy Laskey Tim can always take a joke . . . Colorado, August ' 73, White Mountains, Cunstock, December 28, 1972 . . . par- tying, camping, skiing . , , fluorescent shirts . . . for- estry. Ski Team. Patricia Lally Patti remembers cheering for Austin, football parties, and working at Nelson ' s . . . Senior Prom ' 73 . . • Likes skiing up New Hampshire and Vermont . . . College. C.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Basketball; Leaders ' Club. James Lacey Chopper” remembers Math with Mr. Novendstern . . . Summers in N.H. and the Castle . . . Favorite pas- time is waterskiing . . . Loves to fool around. Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Scholarship Fund. Beth Kosuk Always smiling ... re- members skiing, Hawaii with Robin, and fantastic summers in Alton Bay . . . likes art, water and snow skiing . . . partying with the kids . . . Yea, huh!” Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Junior Prom Committee. Nancy L. King Nanc” . . . friendly with a fantastic personality . . . will remember the table in the morning and going out for breakfast first period . . . Summer of ' 72 . . . Larry . . . Frogging. Rifle Club; Pal Club. Ellen F. Latshaw To live is the rarest thing; most people only exist” . . . frequents basket- ball courts and pool halls . . . shuns conformity — seeks the unusual . . . pizza, piano and shopping sprees . . . that ' s for sure. LOG Layout Editor; Spanish Club; THISTLE Editor-in-Chief; IMPRINT; Softball; Drama Society; Pal Club; Track. Sandra Lamson Sandie remembers the jeep, Spanish with Mr. McLean and the Summer of ' 73 . . . almost four miles . . . good times with C.W. and working at Berkshire . . . Chicago. Kathleen Lacey Kathy remembers the good times with Mr. Humphreys and helping good old Claude . . . babysitting, swimming, and the drive-in . . . hopes to become a nurse. Jean Kroon Jean remembers parties with Frankie at Alton Bay, — missing first period with friends, and walking to Mc- Donald ' s at 7 A.M. . . . There goes another muffler. James Kirby Kono . . . best known for his creative ability . . . enjoys Alpine skiing and scuba diving . . . Dreams of touring Europe during Summer of ' 74 ... Art school ahead. Wrestling 1; Soccer 2; Ski Club. Wanda LeBlanc Wanda remembers cold cream and Paul in Maine 5 23 73 . . . Smokey ihe Crape and colored sprinkles?” . . . good limes with C.M. and P.D. . . . Mr. Bushby and D.C. Julia Lawless Julie . . . making new friends, keeping Ihe old ones . memories of Junior Prom ' 73, York Beach, Maine and English with Wendy . . . All those very special people . . . col- lege. Pep Club; G.A.A., Junior Prom Committee. Jane Lawry ROAR , Pucas cellar with P.L., F.R. , . . Friend- ship . . . Summers at C.N. . . . Lion, Ostrich . , . Pitt,, Smoke on the Water . . . Boston . Talks at H.O.P . . . Feeling Stronger Ev- eryday . Tennis; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; French Club; Modern Dance; Powder Puff; Leaders ' Club; Class Night Committee. Mary LaVigne Mare likes watching football games, going to the beach, and listening to Led Zeppelin . . Remembers the Summer of ' 73 . . plans to become an airline stewardess. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Track. Ronald ). LaVita LaVittes enjoys wa- terskiing and girls . . . Gets into Grand Funk . . . Peelin’ Alright , . . Re- members B.P. ' s New Year ' s Eve Party, weekends at Denny ' s ... On to Ihe good life . . . Howdy! Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Baseball 1-4; English Trav- el Club. Kenneth Lepere Leper likes sports and music . . . will remember cruising on R.A. Ill . . . Last of the great 1280ians . . . favorite song is Effigy: Live at Sudbury. Orchestra; Glee Club. Kevin Leahy Kevin enjoys skating, camping, and skiing . . . Will never forget the Simca , the Cape and P.J. ' s . . . You know what they say . . . Jimmy Page . . . College bound. Tennis 1; Cross Country 1; Soccer 2. Cecily Leahy Lively and witty Cecily remembers good times with Sheryl, Jean, and Debbie ■ ■ ■ T.H. . . . The Sisters . . loves ice cream . , . The Fry Kettle. Deborah A. Leahy Where is the yesterday that worried us so? . . . Quiet yet friendly Debbie, always ready with a bright smile . . . times with Chencha . . . 5 6 72 . . . Rockport ' 73 . . . 4:45 A.M. . . Nervous. Elaine Lepore Sensitive Elaine enjoys traveling, reading, hockey . . . York Beach, Me . . . Summer ' 72, What fun!! . . the filming of Black and White, the dud” that got an A . . . college. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Stephen LoPilato Lappa” plans to attend a COED college — for more partying, girl-watching, and sports . . . If that fails, open Lappy’s Liquors . . . Italy shall rise again ! Wrestling 1,2,3, Co-Cap- tain 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Senior Vice Pres- George Liacopoulos George en|oys music and sports . . . likes the beach . . . Play ball! . . . Plans to study psychiatry at col- lege. Mary Ann Lombardelh Mar” . . . meeting new people, and listening to music ... a M.H.S. football and basketball fan . . . Beatle and Coye ... re- members trip across country and looks forward to Europe. William B. Long Easygoing Billy likes girls, cars and getting loaded. Can be stubborn, but nice to talk with and a real good friend. Loves his beer. Hoc key. Philip B. Lounsbury Phil enjoys sports, music and DeMolay . . . Martha ' s Vineyard . . . Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow” . . . Col- lege ahead. Band. Stephen Longmuir Bonesy” gets along will with everyone . . Re- members Summer of ' 73 in Maine . . . Roughing it . . . Partying with Linda. Stephen LeSaffre Stephen, a sports enthusi- ast .. . loves a good time . . . April 21, 1971 . . . will remember meeting friends at M.H.S., C.A.P. with Mr. Burr . . . on to college and a good life. Football 1,2; Track 1; Basketball; Soccer 3,4. Elizabeth Lloyd Liz ' s hobbies include swimming, tennis and skating . . . Memories of good times with Terry and Nancy . . . Bookkeeping ' 72- ' 73 . . . Mrs. Mahoney . . . L.T.P. with the gang . . . Dental Assistant. Karl Lubinger Karl likes waterskiing, coin collecting . . work study with Mr. Hughes . . . Lake Sunapee . . . wants a cabin in the woods . . . Retailing. Debate 1 . Paul Lucas ROAR and Pucas ' cellar with F.R. and J.L. . . . mem- ories of Shadowfax with S.T., A.H., R.W., S.M. . . . Plans for future include Northeas- tern University . . . the Beach with M.A.M. Track. Donna M. Lynch Donna always accepts a challenge with a smile . . . remembers the parties, skiing, and four long years of French . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . looking forward to college. Track; Pep Club; G.A.A.; LOG; Girls’ Club. Brian MacDonald Nonchalant Fuj ” . . . always good for a laugh . . . toolin ' with Guppy . . . good times with D.H. . . . Saturday nights . . . the Rez . . . Why?-Cause it ' s there. Swim Team. Deborah MacMartin Debbie . . . Sacto loves the beach, B-ball, and friends . . . Kuberski! . . . True friendship exhib- its itself more in solitude than in the presence of others . . . Summer of ' 71. Girls ' Club; Senior Repre- sentative; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Winter Ball Com- mittee; Student Congress; Pep Club; Italian Club. Kenneth V. Malm Ken hopes to live on a farm in a small New England, or Canadian town, and be a veterinarian . . . flying, camping, Eagle Scout. Skydiving; Debate; IM- PRINT Co-News Editor; Honor Society. James M. Lyle Jimi, independent and leisure-loving . . . Sympa- thy for the Devil . . . New Year ' s Eves 69-73 ... I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. Football; Baseball. Lucinda M. Lyon Remember what Peace there may be in silence . . . Cindy enjoys being with friends, T.G.I.F., Shalom, Que Pasa!, The Pool, and August ' 73 . . . college. Pal Club. Derralyn MacLean It ' s a bummer. . . . Derry likes partying, horse- back riding, and trips to New Hampshire . . . Lis- tening to Led Zeppelin . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . California in her future. Ellen Madden Robbie Mann Robbie remembers 1000 hours with Mike, and tots of laughs with the High School Girls ... the Donut Shop with P.H. . . . J.M.C. and skiing . . . January 22, 1972. Anthony M. McCarthy Tony is willing to go any- where as long as he ' s driving . . . Life is too damn short to be unhappy. . . . Allman Brothers . . . California ahead. Donna Mattucci Maureen Martori Friendly with everyone, Maureen is always available to listen and help . . . driving around and visiting the Chalet in Everett, Mc- Donald ' s, and Russell Street, Woburn. Drama Society 2,3; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Glee Club 4; Recorder 3; Pal Club; Girls ' Club. Diane Marino Mighty Mouse enjoys meeting people and travel- ing to Hampton Beach and A.M. . . . Yup! . . . plan- ning to become a dental as- sistant . . . Capital M. Diane Marcotti Only in tradition can there be found originality . . . New York, New People, New Realizations . . . seeks fulfillment in the performing arts, and everything else un- dertaken . . . Lucky . Drama 2, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4; Pep Club; LOG; Honor Society; Girls ' Chorus; THISTLE. Marian G. McCarthy Poody plans to travel through Europe without spending a cent . . . You ' re gonna play, you gotta pay . . . Munich ' 72, 9 8 73 at B.U., and partying with the force. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; IMPRINT; Tennis Team; Modern Dance; Leaders ' Club. Peter Mazzone Thou shalt not drink beer in auto shop . . . giving Earl the Pearl a hard time, drinking, smoking . . . plan- ning to become a plumber. Irene Matteucci Irene enjoys photography, painting, playing the guitar, and Bryan . . . Boston and Ogunquit Beach . . . The Boxer” and Paul Simon . . . Plans include art school. Drama Society 1-4; Biolo- gy Club 3; LOG Student Photographer; Band Color Guard 3,4; IMPRINT. Patricia Marrama Patricia remembers Summer of ' 71, and H + M Caper with L.S. . . . enjoys meeting people and going to the Common . . . Hey Steve, I don ' t know. . . . the cutest smile! I I Teresa Marinelli Teresa will always re- member Bookkeeping with Mrs. Mahoney, English with M.S. . . . 10 7 71 . . . Good times with E. and R. . . . Summer of ' 73. Stephen McNamara Maco loves music, espe- cially Stairway to Heaven . . . concerts . . . Gimme Shelter. Plans include col- lege. Edwin McLaughlin III Easy Ed . . . the most significant thing learned at M.H.S. was how to fill out program cards . . . enjoys listening to Carlos Santana . plans a career in elec- tricity. George McGourty Anne P. McGill Always smiling Nancy is someone you can really talk to ... a true friend with a N.J, twang . . . April 20-22, ' 72 ... Tri-Hi-Y, partying with Jo . . college. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Lead- ers ' Club; Pep Club; LOG; Class Night Committee; Field Hockey; Track; Stu- dent Congress. John McCaughey John enjoys playing the guitar and going to the beach ... a Three Stooges fan . . planning for college. Brian McNulty Brian is interested in all sports, especially hockey, football, and tennis . . . Work for yourself only . . . college, possibly the Air Force in his future. Kenneth McLean Mack has a remarkable sense of humor . . . says he enjoys embalming and the Russian National Anthem . . . planning to join the Women ' s Lib Movement. Football 1,2,3; Italian Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,4. Barry B. McLaughlin Barry enjoys New Hamp- shire and skiing ... Is speechless about M.H.S. Planning to go to college . . . John Lennon. Sean McGonagle Sean, never a dull moment . . . Remembers the Summer of ' 71 and good times up the common with the old gang. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1 . Robert McGee Bob . . always one with the jokes . . . remembers Spanish with Kraz . . . the mile . . . enjoys football practice, Long Beach and Rye Beach . . . Junior Prom . . . college ahead. Football 1-4; Hockey 1-4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Freshman Baseball; Class Repre- sentative 2,3. Nancy McSween Nanc likes waterskiing and ballet . . . Summer of 71 . I ' m only kidding . . • Gloucester and Maine are fa- vorite places to go . . ■ Alright. Barbara A. Meehan Memories of a plane flying south . . . the York Beach Swim Team . . . Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Powder Puff Football; S.F.A.B.; Student Congress; Winter Ball Committee; Drama Society; LOG Layout Staff. Debra Mercurio Debbie . . . come on will ya . . ■ always seen with a smile . • • remembers attendance at hairdressing . . The Corner . . . Hairdressing in her future. Hugh Charles Metzler Professor ; creative, philosophical, improvisa- tional . . . I.R.R. Tolkein — Lord of the Rings . Go throttle thy cordwangle in yonder fulgent wood! . . . the (abberwocky Talking Blues Song . . . SNARF! Drama Society, Vice Pres. 4; Alaska Camel Corps; Glee Club; Melrose Community Players; Northshore Discov- ery Workshop. Nancy Miner Minsoas . . ■ making new friends, sharing problems, advising . . . The corner of W. and P., Friendly ' s . . ■ The Chalet in Everett, and the Squire with Bobby. Maureen McSweeney Reenie will always cherish memories with Mark . . . 3 8 73 . . . Summer of 73 . . . H.B. . . . Junior Prom with M.B. . . . Florida with A.C. . . . Dills house . . . Wicked . G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Class Night Committee. Janis Mendes Jan . . . attractive, fun- loving ... a true friend. She ll always remember par- tying and cruising with F- Troop , O’B ' s, Lyn ' s Lun- cheons . . . Junior Prom, Winter Ball . . . N.J. with Sal. Pep Club; Student Congress 4; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee 2,3,4, Powder Puff; Girls ' Club. Richard Merrill Ricky enjoys auto me- chanics, bowling, and the movies . . . Stay with Me by Rod Stewart . . . Leo and Deb . . . Audrey, Carrol ' s and taxicabs . . . Winthrop Beach . . . College ahead. Kenneth Miller Kenny . . . always laughing or joking . . . keeps people laughing by doing weird things . . . remembering the weekends . . . partying with friends . . . always up for a good time. Track 1 ,2. Barbara Moir Barbara will always re- RSw 1 Nancy Moise Looking forward to col- lege . . . Places like D.C., and P.C. ' s . . . Guitar with Bob. Riding in Ford, Nova, and Wagon . . . Neil D. always . . . People like T., L., and D. Debra Moore Debbie, shy, but a kind, considerate friend enjoys quiet times with close friends. Janet Morehouse Janet likes to ski, skate and shop . . . Just You and Me — Chicago. . . trips to Boston . . . college. Biology Club; C.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Daniel V. Morrissey Moppa . . . good times spent with Mr. LaRosa, and Earl B. . . . tooling in 64 Cheve and T bird with the guys . . . Looking forward to the Summer of 74. Patricia Mulcahy Pat likes to ski, skate, and visit Boston . . . If . . . planning for college. French Club; C.A.A. Stephen Mongeau Independently minded Monge knows how to get most of what he wants . . . Life will supply what you seek . . . hopes to cross the U.S.A. and live a while. Cary Morash Guppy remembers Kan- camagus with the guys . . . cruisin ' in the 3 speed . . . partyin ' . . . the Junior Prom ... a mischievous smile . . . collecting caps . . . Belly full of beer . . . 9 25 72. Daniel Morrison An easy kid to like if you don ' t try to understand him . . . Beach Boys ' Concerts . . . does crazy and unique things, usually happy in his sleepy way. Elizabeth Morrissey Betty Ann remembers the Spanish trip 72, Mr. No- vendstern ' s E Block Math class and Kraz . . . Powder Puff Came 73 . . . plans to travel in the future. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Track 1,2; Spanish Club. William Mulvihill Mulva ... a determi- nation to win and dedication to teammates. Remembers rocking chairs with blue dress on, and one muddy practice . . . rates ice cream as tops . . . college. Junior Prom Committee; Tennis 1; Football 1; Wres- tling, Captain 4; Soccer, Captain 4. I Bryan Murphy Murph would like to remember Summer of ' 73. and Aviation Science with Don Dodge . . . flying, and visiting Maine and Vermont. Basketball 1-4; Coif 4; Volleyball 3,4; Handball 2,3. Jeffrey Newell Anthony Nett The happiest memories in Tony ' s life are with L.M. . . . the Squire ... a member of DeMolay and the Melrose Bowling League. Boys ' Gymnastics Team. Louis Joseph Musto Joe enjoys waterskiing, hockey and working on cars . . . likes to go to Bow Lake . . . College ahead. Track 1; Hockey 2,3. Patricia Ann Murphy Pat will always remember A.C., January 28, 1972 . . . G.T.W.B. . . . English with Mrs. Surtz . . . Spain trip ' 72, Summer of ' 71. C.A.A.; Spanish Club 3; Girls ' Club 4; Powder Puff. Brian Murphy Murl . . . good times cruisin ' and tipping with Magilla . . . Mt. Hood . . . partying . . . good friends. Plans include college and easy living. Track 2,3. Richard Newman Ricky” . . cruisin ' in the blue bomber . . . par- tying with friends delivery boy for Claude. K.R. Charles Neulist Chuckie . . . memories made outside of school but good times had partying in M.H.S. Joseph P. Nee, Jr. Joe likes to restore an- tique cars and camp in state parks . . . concerts in Boston . . . didn ' t mind the school work . . . planning to go to college and study dentistry. Football; Wrestling. Richard Muse Pie remembers electric- ity with Cookie . . . C.I.O. in RICA . . . tooling in screechin ' Skylark and Bonnie . . . plans to work . . . weasel . Biology Club; Spanish Club; Track. Eileen O ' Brien Obie ... a true friend, a good listener . . . Has fond memories of T.P. . . . the Butterball, Lyn ' s Luncheons, parties . . . Cot any? . . . Alright Ramsey! Andrea Norton Whimsical Andie will always remember Seabrook and Rye . . . on the rocks . . . appreciates the out- doors . . . mountain climbing and bike riding are her special interests. Stephen Walter Nikitin Nik . . . Always think- ing things out and planning ahead . . Most important person is L.M. . . . Hoping for a productive life . . . College. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1 ,2,3, Co-Captain 4. Kimberly Nolte Kimmy . . . friendly, with a warm personality . . . likes to have a good time . . . Loving and special times with B.F. . . . Summer of 72. Karen L. Nicholson Clumsy Karen . . . trip to see her Larry . going out to breakfast — after the table . . . Burdett in her future . . . parties with THE kids. Rifle Club 3. Kathy E. Nicholson Cloddy Kathy re- members the Junior and Se- nior Proms with David, and going out for breakfast, first period — after the table . . . working at M.W.H, . . . Bur- dett ahead. Rifle Team. Mark Norton Enjoys the out of doors: camping, skiing, and tennis . . . Summers at Medonak, Junior Maine Guide Award . . . Plans to study environ- mental conservation or biol- ogy in college. Band; Tennis; Biology Club; Ecology Club; Coif. Mary Norton Mary Lou likes to go out with the kids, take walks and party . . . people . . . To Sir with Love . . . planning to attend Bunker Hill Col- lege. John O ' Brien John can be seen on the slopes of Waterville and in Vermont . . . camping at the Kancamagus and being with friends . . . plans include college and oceanography. Wrestling 4. Dennis O ' Brien O ' B remembers Summer of 73 on the road . . . Fes- tivals of Quebec and Watkins Glen . . , Times of ecstasy with the best of friends . Big Sister put the fight on me! Maureen O ' Brien Moby . . . always smiling and riding around with J . H . , M.B., J.B., C.R. . . . the knoll or the Pit. Remembers good times with Steven, the |unior Prom and 8 7 71 . Basketball 2; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Mary O ' Connell Mary remembers English with Mrs. Northup, York Beach Swim Team ' 73, and Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoys skiing, football games, and Ferry Beach. Traveling and college ahead. Pep Club; Drama Society; Girls ' Track; Powder Puff; C.A.A.; junior Prom Com- mittee; Leaders ' Club. Janice M. Paleo Pal ... a friendly smile . always up for a good time. Remembers F.H, and the SOW SOCIETY . . . T.H.E. CITY, basketball bus rides, Sept. 15, 1973. Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Italian Club 3. Daniel O ' Leary Danny will always re- member the weekends, par- tying, and tipping . . . many friends . . . Tull . . . Circle . . . circle. Always up for a good time. James O ' Neil Little Onie remembers back-room, June 1, ' 73 . . . weekends at Mike ' s . . . Outside interests include golf and hockey . Oh give me a break! Harold Packard Hal has learned to make friends at M.H.S. . . . if you learned anything here, you ' re lucky . . . Plans include the Armed Forces, probably the Army. Band 1 -4. A. Stephen Pack Considerate Arnie enjoys aquatics, lacrosse, and soccer. Good times ca- noeing on Saco River. Will always remember Province Rd. in New Hampshire . . . B.M.F.O. . . . These things happen. . . . Summers. Soccer 2; Swim Team. ■ Deborah Oliver People are lonely be- cause they build walls in- stead of bridges. . . . Debbie likes riding plans to study medicine. Drama Society 2,3; C.A.A. 2,3; Recorder 3; Pal Club 3. Diane Pagliuso Early to bed, early to rise, makes a girl healthy, wealthy, and wise. ... re- ally digs M.H.S. now that she is here. Pal Club. Michelle Paolini Shell . . Pretty and in- telligent . . Believes in being her own person. Remembers good times with Jimmy . . . Winter Ball ' 71 and Summer of ' 73 . . . likes to sew. Color Guard I. Joan Parisi Joanie” . . • early gradu- ate ... easy-going and carefree nature . ■ ■ Art classes with Squatts” were tops ... Art school ahead. Richard Parsons Sensible, dependable Rich knows what he likes and takes good care of it . . . E.S. so stupid” . . . Enjoys pong at Lynn . . . Future plans include E.C. Joseph Pelrine Parke B. Pendleton Parke remembers those endless political campaigns and History with Mr. Burr. Acid rock . . . Heavy” . . . College and Law School ahead. Debate Club 1,4; Student Congress 2; Board of Gover- nors of M.H.S. Activity Fund, Sec. 3; S.F.A.B. 3, Co- Chairman 4; LOG Adver- tising Editor. Lee Perry Lee will remember Al- gebra with Mr. LaRosa . . . mornings before class, going to concerts . . .The Van and The Gang, Summer of 73 and Charlie’s experiences. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Drama Society; Pep Club. Rosemary Parro Rosa will always re- member the good times with close friends and the trip to Germany 73. . .Reinhardt . . . plans for college. Marcia Partridge Friendly Marcia re- members waterskiing, K.K., and Smoke on the Water” . . . Salem, N.H. — Summer of 73 . . . Psychology with Mr. Driscoll . . . college. Leaders ' Club; C.A.A. David Pendleton Dave ' s outside interests include boats, skiing and theater lighting . . . Enjoys going to Maine . . . Plans to attend college in New Eng- land. Keith Pento Keith likes to go to C.S., R.B., and the movies . . . Take it easy . . . Plans for college and the fire depart- ment. Pamela Jane Perry You know it! . . . Pam enjoys swimming, watching hockey and football . . . remembers Texas 72, Grease Weekend 73, Summers in N.H. and Canada 73 . . . Riding around with R.F. Pep Club; Girls ' Club; C.A.A. Steven Petti Magilla . . . the life ot any party . . . always clowning around ... an asset to the class of 74. Remembers the parties and riding around in the “black bomb”. Football 1,2; Wrestling 1. Jessica A. Petrella Jessie loves playing her guitar, and looking and lis- tening to everything ... Art with Miss Marsh, and Mr. Squatrito . . . “Don ' t take anything too seriously . . . Off to Mars?” Ceorgine Peters “George remembers the Summer of 73 and Book- keeping with Miss Carrabis . . . enjoys spending time with her friends . . . Tri-Hi- V . . . Hoping to work for the airlines. Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Class Night Committee. Wayne Perry Quiet and easy to get along with “P . . . Good times cruisin ' in the Chrysler . . . “Now what do ya want to do? . . . Joby ' s parties . . . 10 17 72 and Sandy. Biology Club. Matthew Plautz Matt ' s outside interest in- clude money, excitement, and women . . . Cat Stevens . . . Enjoys driving around, having fun. Plans to get away from Massachusetts and pos- sibly attend college. Basketball 2. Marianne Petti “Duke . . . friendly, un- predictable, full of laughter . . . Yeah, huh! . . . The Boat , ski trip, and Summer of 71 . . . N.B., J.S Bookkeeping with Miss Car- rabis . . . Singing in the Rain. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff; Girls ' Club. Stephen Peters Paul Pesaturo Fudd . ... hanging up the Hood; partying with friends . . . makes the most out of school life . . . mem- ories of L.P. Robert Polk Polkie . . . good- natured, always up for a good time . . . enjoys base- ball, friends, listening to Cat Stevens . . . will always remember tooling and lippiiV with Slats, Wally, LaVil ' s. Football 1-4; Basketball I- 4; Baseball 1-4; Powder Puff, Coach. Jane Polley Jane . . . trail riding and smoking with friends . . . Take a dip in Derry ' s pool . . . Kevin ' s apartment . . . Dream On. Bryan Porler Bryan likes to travel, especially to the lake, play ping pong, and work at Atlantic Awning Company - . . Never argue with a female” . . . college . . . Swell Football 1,2; Winter Track 2,3,4; Spring Track 1,2,3, Co- Captain 4. Laurie A. Priestley Lau. P. will never forget all the good times in school, especially the end of junior year, and THAT Wednes- day . . . Partying, work, concerts . . . Sky on some twislies. C.A.A. kl Joseph Priestly Joe remembers Mocha ' s at the Cape, Mt. Washington ' 73 and the White Mountains . . . plans to tour Europe, then on to school. Richard Pothier Rick ' s outside interests include baseball and flying . . . Aerosmith and Deep Purple . . . Dream On . . . College after M.H.S. Carry Puddister Playing hockey and base- ball, tipping, tooling, and partying are among Carry ' s interests . . . plans to attend college at University of Mas- sachusetts. k Diane Puntoni Cood natured and well- liked Di is always there when needed . . . Fondest memories with Hick . . . Remembers F-Troop, Rock- port 73, weekend in New York, The Rocks with L.S. Field Hockey 2,3; Girls ' Club; C.A.A.; Leaders ' Club; Powder Puff. 5 TV Mara Pupols Mara enjoys music, the ballet and tennis . . . look- ing forward to college and all tomorrows. Leaders ' Club; Tennis Team; C.A.A. Kenneth R. Pulsford Ken likes to listen to good music, bike ride and visit the lakes and mountains of New Hampshire . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . That ' s the breaks . Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Baseball 1 -4. Dana Quinn D will always remember the Three Dog Night concert with N.S. . . . Don Dodge ' s Aviation Science class 72- 74 . . . enjoys flying. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1-4. Inga Raber Ing will remembet Mt. Hood Country Club, 1 27 73, Summer of 73 with Feen and DP. with Mr. Humphreys . . . R.R., I.T.W.A.N. . . . Truth does not always triumph over rumors. C.A.A.; Pep Club; Night Committee. Class Rhonda Ramsdell Rhonda will remember Summer of ' 73, cam- paigning, parties, ski re- treats, 7 3 73 . . . intelligent . . . active in Rainbow and U.M.Y.F. . . . B.U. . . . College to study physical therapy. LOG Business Staff; Honor Society. Karen M. Reed Karen is always smiling. Paula Reggio Joan, you never listen. . . . Remembers Art with Mr. Squatrito and N.H. with close friends. Artistic Paula feels lucky to have known John . . . Yathzee 72 . Mary Katherine Reardon Versatile Mamie . . . F.H. and the Sow Society with RALPHIE! . . . Wipeout on rowdy bus rides . . . Summer ' 73 with J.Q., J.P., D.J. . . . Foxy Lady! . . . College and sports ahead. Field Hockey Capt. 4; Basketball; Track Co-Capt. 3,4; G.A.A. Class Capt. 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Cheerleader. Joan Reggio Joanie . . . lucky to have known J.B. ... P. Squatrito made M.H.S. worthwhile . . . 1000 hours with Mr. Michael . . . Never seen without Paula . . . Take it easy . . . Patty . . . Henry St. Joyce Rhodes Lively and lovely Joyce enjoys skiing, tennis, and shootin ' pool . . . Person- ality, a ready smile, an active mind, and a friend worth- while. . . . English with Ms. Clinton. G.A.A. ; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Carol Ricciardelli . Michael Rice Although public recogni- tion is encouraging, per- sonal satisfaction is the grea- test reward for success. . . . Enjoys chess . . . Plans to go to college and study medicine. Debate 1-4; Chess 2,3,4; IMPRINT; Student Congress. Susan Rice Susie always has a warm smile for everyone. Fondly remembers good times at P. of P., brunches, and rallies . . . flying saucers at 3:00 A.M. with B.H. , . . College bound. Cheerleader 3,4; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Class Captain; Honor Society; Girls ' Track; Field Hockey; Student Congress; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Leaders ' Club. Nancy Riggs Memories of the Van, New Year ' s Eve ' 72, Neil Young and Tull concerts, Groton- wood ' 71 ... A Block En- glish ' 72, and Algebra with Mr. LaRosa . . . Farm Stand. Pep Club; French Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Cheryl Riley Cheryl enjoyed hair- dressing with Mr. Michael. Always with Richard; will never forget M.D., R.A., C.S., L.S., W.S., |.R., P.M.. Likes to party with friends. Christina Robinson Cris, a talented actress, also enjoys sports and danc- ing . . . parties and the fan- tastic Summer of 73 . . . Rod McKuen . . . college ahead. Pep Club; Girls ' Club, President 4; G.A.A.; IM- PRINT, Co-Advertising Edi- tor. Francine B. Rinfret “ROAR , Pucas ' cellar with P.L., J.L. . . . Bellevue . . . Friendship . . . Boston . . . crisco . . . S.S. 73 W.Y.C. . . . KIDDOS . . . Summer 71 ... Ostrich, Giraffe ... the boat and daddy” . . . College. Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Modern Dance; Bas- ketball; Tennis; LOG; Lead- ers ' Club; THISTLE; Powder Puff; Class Night Com- mittee. Linda Robinson Crocodile rockin ' ; times with S.D. . . . There ' s always something there to remind me ... an Italian Bug! Keep your dreams, for in them lies joy denied to men grown wise. Terry Robinson Sheila Riley Sheila enjoys going places with joe, especially the Berkshires, and the Mohawk Trail . . . You ' re gonna get it . . . remembers Junior year Spanish with Senor Tine. Patricia Ann Robichaud Patti remembers concerts at the Garden, English with Mr. Conn and rides from Chuck . . . hanging ten with Trudy . . . Working at McDonald ' s . . . Bananas. good times with R.N. . . . English with Ms. Clinton . . . Be good. . . . music, movies . . . Cops and Robbers. Nancy Robinson Friendly, never seen without a smile . . . her rare appearances at school . . . Happiest moments are being with Larry and those days at the wall . . . November 72. Carol Roland Rolo remembers Midd- leton 1963 Chevy -windshield wipers. Likes horseback riding and James Taylor. Good times with M.D. and Rats — Lincoln Park. Soft ball ; Basket ball ; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Frank Schueler Variety is the spice of life. . . . Enjoys hockey and baseball. Favorite places include Maine and Germany. Always has something to say about nothing. Football; Baseball. Richard Savage Ravalich spends his time out of school working at Friendly ' s with Wicky and the crew . . . Favorite class was Biology. Band; Debate Club; Biol- ogy Club. Diana Sarni Dinie . . . Fair is foul and foul is fair . . . loves to ski . . . days with B.C. in ' 72- ' 73 . . . If today cannot get any worse, then tomor- row must be a better day. Drama Society. Deborah L. Salviati Debbie likes to play tennis, cook Italian food, go camping, and travel . . . Smoke on the Water . . . Disneyland . . . Hopes to at- tend University of Southern California. Pal Club. Sheryl Rowe Sheri likes being with Mike and traveling to the ocean . . . O.K. doll . . . plans include a nursing ca- reer and marriage . . . Rod McKuen. Johanne Schumaker Joh remembers Summers of ' 71, ' 72 at the boat . . . Mr. LaRosa ' 73 Geometry . . . Bermuda ' 72 . . . The York Beach Swim Team . . . The good times with Tri-Hi- Y. G.A.A.; Track 2; Pep Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Girls ' Club 2,3,4. Peter Schluntz Quiet Peter loves football and going to concerts . . . got the devil in his eyes . . . Led Zeppelin . . . plan- ning for college. Football 1-4; Wrestling 1- 4. Christine Savage Chris . . . memories of studies with M.D. and En- glish with Miss Brown . . . Good times with L.S. . . . Enjoys trips to Rockport, Paradise Cliffs and Eden Road. Debra J. Santella Debbie likes to ride around and travel . . . der , wicked . . . Scot 20 gas station — P.M. and P.L. . . . Summer of ' 73 . . • Mary Ellen and the gang. C.A.A. 3,4; Girls ' Club 4. Marianne Russell Marianne ' s interests in- clude skiing, water skiing, horseback riding, and sailing. She likes to be at the beach in winter, or in a cer- tain field in N.H. IMPRINT Editor-in-Chief; Leaders ' Club; C.A.A. ; Honor Society; Girls ' Club. 4 Donna Scibelli Donna ... a true sports fan . . . seen at all games anytime . . . Fondest memo- ries with Stephen, April 28, 1972 . . . partying with friends . . . What a fag! Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; Student Congress; C.A.A.; Powder Puff. Eileen Shanley Flarvey enjoys baseball games and likes to travel, especially to London and Spain . . . Somerset . . . Kenmore Square . . . The Continental . . . Good times with R.M, and Duke . . . i que pasaf Spanish Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Stephen Shea Steve remembers driving to Manchester in a hurricane with j.F. and I R. to see Sis on her birthday . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . hanging around the auto school. Cathleen Shine Shine remembers Summers in New Hampshire with the Moores . . . Maine . . . Going to break- fast with A.C. and DM. . . planning for Boston Conservatory to study danc- ing. Elaine Simmons Sims Service enjoys skiing, partying, baseball games, Winthrop . . . Que Pasa . . . plans to be a stewardess . . . Somerset, Kenmore Square, Puerto Rico . . . Having fun with Roger and Duke! David Shay Dave loves camping with | P , D O. and S.L. . . Ger- many . . . Looks forward to cross-country trip with J.P., and Army M.P. Life . . . Let ' s have one for the road. Foot ba II ; Wrestling; Track. Maureen Shea La joie de vivre . . . dancing, playing the guitar . . . Hallelujah Chorus . . . Little Brook, N.S. . . . Guys and Dolls”, B.B.B. . . . cast parties . . .French. Drama Society, Treas. 4; French Club; Honor Society; Class Night Comm.; Girls ' Club; THISTLE; Glee Club; Ensemble. Gerald Shea Gerry likes to work and ski. Ski Club. Patricia M. Shea Patricia will never forget the Newport jazz Festival; Kirk at the jazz Workshop. Enjoyed French with Miss Heald. Will always re- member great times with N.G. Gregory Sherman Greg enjoys concerts and skiing . . . learned how to succeed in school without really trying . . . Dream On . . . College bound. Gregory Simmons Greg ' s outside interests include aviation, basketball, and theology. His favorite class was English with Mr. Conn . . . 1971-72. Future plans include a career in avi- ation management. Lyn Simpson Outgoing Lyn ... a friend by all ... never a dull moment . . . Remembers good times with F Troop, Tri-Hi-Y, New Year ' s Eve, and on the rocks with D.P. Student Congress; Class Treasurer; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Leaders ' Club; Winter Ball Committee; Pep Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Powder Puff. John P. Slattery Slats . . . Playing B-Ball . , . Tipping a few with friends . . . Ya, nice day day . . . Drafting, 72-73 . . . Nahant . . . Summers ' 71, ' 72 . . . watching Celts games . . . Having a good time . . . College ahead. Basketball 1-4; Football 1; Spring Track 1-4; Powder Puff, Coach. Edward Smith Ed is interested in sports and cars . . . enjoys going to parties, the beach, and the drive-in . . . will re- member Mr. McIntyre ' s Math class. Football 1,2; Hockey 1; Baseball 1 ; Coif 2,3. Joanne Smolens Jo enjoys sculpting, politics, music . . . feels that friends make all the difference. Memorable three years with Drama Soci- ety ... ALBINO MOOSE . . . musicals . . . This, too, shall pass. Glee Club; Drama Society, President 3; IMPRINT; LOG Staff; Jr. Prom Committee; Class Night Committee; French Club; THISTLE. Kathryn M. Soule Kath . . . friendly and sin- cere . . . loves to travel . . . avid sports fan . . . music . . . always with Care meetings, meetings, meet- ings, . . . college . . . the all-nighters . . . KCK). Modern Dance; Drama Society; C.A.A.; Girls ' Club, Treas. 4; Class Rep. 4; French Club; Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee; Student Congress; Powder Puff. Donna Spataro DeVit remembers the Friday nights and the beach . . . Alright . . . Nice or what and frisbee on the beach . . . parties, soccer, basketball, and more parties . . . You wish it. Softball; G.A.A.; Basket- ball. ]ohn Spracklin Sprackie . . . Where are you? How ' d you gel there? . . . will remember skippin ' classes, picking up girls and working on cars . . . Dream On . . . But, Mr. Croston! Nancy Stamegna Chester remembers par- tying down the Park with the Rats . . . Aw, come on, please! . . . Homeroom down the Donut Shop with L.S. . . . O - Wow! Leaders ' Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Catherine Stanton Cathy will never forget ca- noeing and sinking with M.D.L. in 72 ... Mot- zarella . . . Looks forward to working with, helping, and understanding people. G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Softball. Deborah Steen Debbie likes to sail, swim, and bike ride . . . Atta boy, Snookie . . . Bill . . . College. Glee Club; Drama Society. Stephen Stratton Beef enjoys skiing, con- certs . . . Pink Floyd . . . will never forget those good times at Ron ' s and Jessie ' s, more good times in the fu- ture. Lois Squires Lulu . . . serious and quiet . . . remembers En- glish with Mr. Crouse . . . she plans to go on to school to become a medical secre- tary. Diane Stanley Diane will never forget the Summer of 71 and Cali- fornia 72. She enjoys lis- tening to David Bowie and watching Dustin Hoffman movies. Darlene Stanton Dar loves traveling, especially to Boston and Rockport . . . remembers the good times with Big Flyer, and the Continental . . . eating ... a cada su propio. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff; Girls ' Club. Warren Stevenson Warren will remember the bus ride as a freshman from the Wakefield track meet . . . Electricity with Mr. Maier . . . D.J. ' s . . . Plans to continue his education. Deborah Strazdes Shorty loves to read and listen to James Taylor. Plans to return to Florida . . . What can I say? Gymnastics 4; Track 4; Merritt Island High School — Gymnastics Team 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2. Dorene E. Tagan DeeDee . . . always remember F Troop with Mrs. Mahoney and Maureen . . . pool parties, hockey games with Don and John . . January 11, 1971 . . . travel ahead. Carol J. Surette Micki enjoys being with friends, S.R., H.D., D.M., B.B. . . . The Rolling Stones, Cuba, Really! . . . Summer of ' 73, the MAT . . . K.A. remembers M.W. ... a nursing career. Lori Sullivan Always a good time with Louie B . . . The M + H Caper with P.M. . . . Blue skies, sunny days, biggest brown eyes you ' ve ever seen ' ' . . . Trip cross- country ahead. Daniel Sullivan Priscilla Stretton Cilia . . . memories of the beach . . . Prince . . . Hilltop with Donna . . . Clouchester . . . English with Mrs. Northup . . . Enjoys sports events and gym classes . . . Plans col- lege for Physical Education . . . marriage. Leaders ' Club; C.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Track 2,3,4. Elaine Tagliamonte Tag . . . her athletic in- terests include basketball, football, and track. Enjoys listening to Elton John. Plans for college in the future . . . Oh Yeah, really? G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Bas- ketball 2,3; Girls ' Track 2,3,4; Leacfers ' Club; Cross Country; Winter , Track; Powder Puff Football, Tri- Capt. Jacqueline Symmes Jackie remembers 2 A.M. calls from J.F. and distant towns with Gayle . . . Trips to O.S.U. — Patrick . . . Se- nior Prom ' 73 ... the airlines in her future. Girls ' Club; Pep Club; C.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y. John Sundquist Sunny” learned how to beat the system at M.H.S. . . . smoking ... a favorite movie is Reefer Madness . 7 Barbara Sullivan How ya doin ' ? . . . enjoys partying, being with friends . . . Star-Lite . . . learned how to smoke a cig- arette in four minutes . . . traveling in her future. Kathleen Sullivan Kathy . . . You go your way, I ' ll go mine . . . Enjoys life . . . T.O.P. with M.C. and D.S. . . . Re- members Summer of ' 73 at Cape Cod . . . On to college. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ers ' Club. Donna Thistle Memories of Summer of ' 73, good times with Doug, the German officer with C.S., Surprise!!! with S.S., N.B., C.S., New Year ' s Eve N.R., L.P., D.J. . . . Doug, guess what? Leaders ' Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. ' CcV- Karen Thistle Karen remembers No- vember 27, 1973 . . . Loves spending time with Bobby . concerts . , . Jethro Tull. Spanish Club. Matthew Trainor Lun-loving Bones re- members Blue Star and the Park . . . Plans to attend college after graduation. Biology Club; Debate Club; Chess Club. James J. Tierney Jr. Those morning busrides to school . . . Sports enthusi- ast, always ready for adven- ture . . . Mr. McIntyre ' s candy, Mrs. Northup ' s mov- ies, and Mr. Croston ' s office . . . College. Cross Country 1,2; Swim Team 2; Tennis 2,3; Track 1 , 2 . Rosanne Tr icca Friendly Rosanne re- members Biology and Physi- ology class with Mr. Walton Summer of ' 73 with Eddie and working at Mc- Donald ' s . . . Enjoys music and being with E.S. . . . Nursing ahead. G.A.A.; Pep Club. Allen Tobey Ramos would like to give special thanks to Tony LaRosa and to Kathy for making the year a whole lot brighter . . . Hit ' em with a bone. Arlene M. Trainor Dolly , a fantastic per- sonality, always a true friend . . . Found either with the kids or S.C., Tri-Hi-Y, J.P., N.Y. ' 73 . . . Good times up OB s. C.C. s Pal . . . You ' ve got a definite problem. Winter Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; LOG Staff; G.A.A. ; Leaders ' Club; Powder Puff Football; Class Night Committee; Pep Club, Vice President, 4. Steven Thornton Steve is always listening to Santana . . . soul sacrifice and the Allman Brothers Band . . . Remembers Luca ' s cellar and Friendly ' s . . . Second floor every morning . . . Jennifer. Stephen Thomas Steve ' s outside interests include hockey, golf, and trips to Boston. Plans to be a broadcaster or announcer. Edward W. Tivnan Tiv ' s favorite classes were Math with Mr. LaRosa, ' 72- ' 73 and English with Ms. Clinton ' 73 . . . Everything you heard about me is true. ... a future in medicine. Football 1-4; Pal Club; Student Congress; Track; Basketball. Jt Richard Tucker Tuck likes to work ar travel . . . working with ki . . . plans to enter tl Northeast Regional Scho and then enter the Service. A.V. Club. Cayle Turner Gooba ... a ready smile, a desire to be dif- ferent, a talent for making friends . . . 140, T43 . . . Polkie ' s New Year ' s Eve, J.P., O ' Bie ' s, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cape Cod . . . N.H, Pep Club, Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Student Congress; Ma- jorettes; Tumbling; Girls ' Club; Winter Ball, jr. Prom and Class Night Comms. Donna Varney Donna enjoys going to parties, the beach . . . wil remember the Summer of ' 72 and ' 73, Record keeping with Mrs. Mahoney . . . August 1, 1973 . . . Plans to be a secretary. Patricia Tully Trisha enjoys doing art work and writing poetry; she loves the outdoors and plans to major in science in college. French Club, Secretary 4; Biology Club; Ecology Club, Chairman 3; Leaders ' Club; C.A.A.; IMPRINT, Literary Editor 4, THISTLE; LOG; Honor Society; Secretary 4, Treasurer 4; Student Council. James Urban Urb learned how to become bored at M.H.S. . . . will remember drafting 72-73 and 73-74 . . . Ser- rino ' s in Chelsea . . . Oh, oh, get me a dog will ya? . . . Chicago. Betty Van Valkenburgh Betty remembers having fun at E.N.H., Summer of ' 72, July IS, 1972, and April in Paris . . . plans to go to college and travel after M.H.S. John Tsoukalas Tsouky enjoys scuba diving and going to the Cape ... I don ' t know . . . College bound. Cross Country 2,3, Co- Captain 4; Spring Track 2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3, Co- Captain 4. Charles Tura Easygoing, good looking Charlie . . . Always seen in the T-Bird . . , Good times tipping, partying, and cruising with friends. Robert Ullrich Woof! B and C Block tip- ping with J.G. . . . Summer of ' 71 Cape, Rockport with S.D., Surprise! Parties in the Cougar!. . . Accident in TR- G, scooping in AMX! ! Thomas C. Vance Tom loves drumming, skiing, and sports events. Remembers H R. 10, Chem- istry with Mr. Hoyle, ' 72 Sophomore basketball with Mr. Driscoll. College ahead. Honor Society; Basketball 1 , 2 . Andrea Vasques A girl with a pretty smile and a great sense of humor. Remembers good times with T.D., LAF, K.S., WAT, D.S. . . Loves art, animals, swimming, and music. Glee Club; G.A.A. Jeffrey Ventola Jeff . . • quiet, but well- liked, always enjoys a good laugh . . . remembers good times at the Junior Prom . . . hopes to play college hockey. Hockey 1-4; Cross Country 1; Soccer 2,3. Mark A. Vinchesi Viny — remembers toolin ' with R.V.B. and parties . . . Wicked good! Excuse me? . . 8 19 73 . . . Love me like a rock . . . college bound. Cross Country 1; Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 1-4; Football 2; Spring Track 2,3,4. John H. yValdron Wally . . . sensitive, shy, and understanding ... an individual to be trusted . . . Loves a good time . . . Remembers good times at O ' Bie ' s and tipping with LaVits, Polkie, and Slats. Student Congress; Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1-4; Powder Puff Foot- ball, Coach. Jean Walsh Walshie enjoys pho- tography, parties, and Kenny. Remembers Winter of ' 72 and some great times. Plans to go into real estate field and then marry. Basketball 2-4; G.A.A.; Powder Puff; Leaders ' Club; IMPRINT; Girls ' Club. Susan Velluto Sue recalls Tri-Hi-Y, good times in Lune, never will forget Spain trip with KRAS and MA . . . Hang it up , Bau , THE Butterball . . . plans on college. Field Hockey; Powder Puff. Nancy Vickery Quiet and sincere Vic remembers English with Mr. Poulos, and Breakheart and Marblehead with David . . . working at Sears, bowling, and skating . . . Y.F. Faith Naomi Waka One Chief friendship . . . Junior responsibilities too dear to forget . . . and a lovely Junior Prom. Debate 1; Class Repre- sentative 2; Junior Class President; Imprint Editor-in- Chief 3; S.A.A.C. 3,4. Cheryl Walker Cheryl remembers the good times with S.L., Berk- shire and Math with Mr. LaRosa . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . the chimney . . . plan- ning to enter fashion de- signing. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ers ' Club; Girls ' Club; Class Night Committee. Edward Warner Doctor ' s outside inter- ests include partying and hitch-hiking . . . Kan- camagus Highway and Ran- gely, Maine . . . ripping off the cafe . . . So baby, won ' t you please come home ... Andrew Williams Andy . . . smiling and happy-go-lucky . . . lakes life in stride. Football. Richard White Bone enjoys skiing, drums and music . . . The guy with the crutch gets all the breaks . . . Likes going to Killington, and the Cape . . . Plans to study medi- cine. Soccer; Ski Club; Debate. John Whalen Whakely remembers the Summer of ' 73 — Led Zeppelin in concert, trips to Gloucester, and partying down the park ... A suc- cessful bluffer. Melanie Webb- Mel . . . Life ' s a bummer, wait a little while and it ' ll get worse. . . . Maine, Newton , the Easter Seals Program . . . Chemis- try with Mrs. Gallagher . . . planning to become an Army Nurse. Pep Club; G.A.A. Suzanne Watts Musical Sue enjoyed Chemistry with Mrs. Gal- lagher . . . Stone Harbor, N.j. . . . Remembers the Summer of ' 73 in Europe with K.K. . . . College bound. Band; Tennis; G.A.A. Marie Williams Marie likes cooking, mov- ies, and the Moody Blues . . . Nahant . . . Plans to work after graduating from M.H.S. . . . Never My Love. Richard J. Wilhelm Richard is planning to go to Villanova University. Freshman Cross Country. William Whaley Wilbur . . . cruising in the bomber with B.C. and J.C., and jivin ' to the tunes . . . always up for a good time . . . Summer of ' 73 . . . Phil ' s . . . college bound. Football 1,2; Hockey 1-4. Mark Wenner Jose . . . outside inter- ests include playing hockey, and working on cars and cruising . . . B.M.F.O. . . . Physics with Al Cutting . . . College bound. Track. Samuel Waugh Sam remembers ' 71 on the Cape . . . Empty Pages . . . planning to work a year and then attend college. Terri Ann Wilson Terri remembers the hos- pital, the Maverick, the China Lantern . . . M.C. Se- nior Prom . . . Jim ... fu- ture nurse . . “Do you know what I mean? . . . the drive-in. C.A.A.; Field Hockey Manager 2; Pal Club; Pep Club. Mark Winsor “Winnie” is an enthusiast of all sports, especially skiing and sailing . . . always with a smile . . . remembers those three years of Latin with Mr. Reid . . . college. Spring Track 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,4. Valerie Wolf Val enjoys water and snow skiing . . . No Balsams! . . . Math with Mr. Driscoll was a favorite . . . Those summers in N.S. . . . Get it, get it, get it? THISTLE; IMPRINT Circu- lation Staff; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Leaders ' Club. James Worthylake Jim likes driving and par- tying . . . Victors . . . Under My Thumb . . . plans for work and school after graduation. Wrestling 1. Andrew Wong Andy will remember Mr. Hoyle ' s instructions: If all fails, read the instructions and Mr. Morse ' s but- terflies . . . chess, base- ball, photography . . . plan- ning to enter the medical field. Katherine M. Youland Is there ever enough time? Pretend it doesn ' t exist and freedom prevails. Boston . . . Traveling — ex- perience — life, a way with words. Debate 1; Student Council; Class Secretary 3; S.F.A.B. 2; Drama 2,3,4; IMPRINT; LOG Editor-in- Chief; Honor Society. Steve Campbell Better known as Mona . . . good partying times in the girls ' room, and in back of the bleachers . . . Won- derful . . . After M.H.S. — rest. Jeannette McCarthy Jan has many friends . . . remembers the wall and good times at the Starlite . . . Oh Man . . . always out for a good time . . . plans to work after M.H.S. Leslie Young Leslie enjoys the ' movies, skiing, and horses . . . she learned lots of things at M.H.S. . . . Dream On . . . college. Michael John Cerasuolo Mick enjoys hockey and baseball . . . can be found at Pine Banks or the fence . . . Wung . . . plans after graduation include the Coast Guard. Philip F. Morgan Life is real, life is essen- tial, and the grave is not its goal! . . . Traveling ... to Jamaica in 70 . . . Trinidad and Tobago in 73! Soccer 4. Jeanne Mulhern Memories of N.H., New- found Lake and Micki! . . . Rookie of Mapleway Militia . . . Hi Hon! . . . Ad- mires P. Coon . . . Live and Let Live . . . Enjoys good humor and good com- pany. Christopher Pineau Chris spends his time sleeping, drinking, eating, partying and working on cars . . . has learned no- thing at M.H.S. except how to skip class and no! get caught. James Tonnessen Jim likes parties and drinking . . . Ramblin ' Man . . . What ' s up? . . . plans to attend trade school after M.H.S. Michael Weinberg Steimy . . . Situation under control . . . Enjoys Allman Brothers and Jimmy Hendrix . . . Watkins Glen, Boys ' Room, and Endicott College . . . Plans to travel. Ronald Dombrowski Kenneth Gordon Renato Paolini Anita Piques Paul Piques Margaret Palladino rm Anthony Rogers Kurt Bloom Dennis Sullivan William Tierney Peter Mortimer x A Id-zler ' 3e.tt.Lj flan C,ha$ac xTofia iSLai.tejxj f}u.ruiL66t TBoy Class coct a. nJ 3)e $fe hr)o CJas5 actress. ■ CharofT Host (frieliijQpftt Siti RnondCL KpjnsdeLL (LLasb Chatterbox (jaaJe CDyairJzt w -cass v us ic iasi, Crosby Goshqarioji ■ er c Ltc 4 Si - r l-$ C GoAA 3fv foknsa i U � V H f M [ a ; «p V ? � u wi m ,-«r l| . Ml 1 j ■ i JL Paul Ahern Career Education Director Joseph B. Cody Art Director Dr. Phyllis J.Dragonas Foreign Language Coordinator Richard L. Hildreth Social Science Coordinator Joseph D. Hoague Athletic Director Iver Laine Audio Visual Director Lawrence L. Leistinger Science Coordinator Ruth E. Tentler Mathematics Coordinator Gordon E. Wood Language Arts Coordinator Warren D. Wood Music Director Claire J. Hanson Health Staff Esther Parsons Health Staff I Angela D. Allen Language Department “All right? Ruthanne Arbeit Art Department Use your imagination! Francis T. Ball Athletic Department “On your stomach-ten push-ups. Paul M. Bean Athletic Department We have something for everyone. Linda Beardsley English Department See you tomorrow. Earl T. Beshong Industrial Arts Department How ' s it going? Marilyn ). Blanchard Business Department Fantastic! Bertil C. Bloom Industrial Arts Department How ' s your blueprint coming? Dorothy L. Bloom Constance Brown Industrial Arts Department English Department How does it taste? Get tuned in! Peter J. Brown Ernest A. Burley Social Studies Department Industrial Arts Department I guess we should get What ' s the problem? going here. Philip J. Burr Curtis L. Bushby Leo P. Casey Social Studies Department Industrial Arts Department Guidance Department Yank it right out. There is a rifle club. To be at peace with him- self and others. Josephine M. Chase Athletics Department Ya, ya, ya . . . Mary Clancy Science Department Keep it quiet in the back of the room. Kathleen A. Clinton English Deparment Fantastic! Clayton E. Conn English Department The poor man ' s radical Francis E. Connolly Social Studies Department All ' s quiet! William P. Cooper English Department Now, gentlemen . . . Harold A. Crane English Department Tennis! Neil J. Crateau Science Department A fruit fly? Casper A. Crouse, III English Department A sailboat in Tahiti Albert E. Cutting Science Department Who needs help? Ruth G. DeDomenico Language Department I ' m so sorry. Maricarmen DeGaravilla Language Department Si, senorita. Lrank DeGiacomo Music Department Let ' s try that again. Anthony DeTeso Social Studies Department Ladies and gentleman . . . Lorraine E. DiMuzio Guidance Department Be yourself. Donald L. Dodge Science Department Come fly with me. Anne K. Donahue Language Department You are responsible for everything on the board. Helen G. Donovan John E. Driscoll Social Studies Department Social Studies Department I will trust you until I Ligures never lie, liars have reason not to. figure. Charles H. Dullea English Department Did you read the book? Mitchell P. Lava Mathematics Department You can ' t see the trees for the forest. Noah Fieldman Science Department How are you feeling today, Doc? Freeman Frank Social Studies Department Ah gee. Roger J. Gagnon Music Department ' I know it ' s Monday morning, but . . Jane Gallacher IMC Did you sign out the camera? Kathleen S. Gallagher Science Department Get those goggles and aprons on! Frances M. Galligan Language Department Auf Wiedersehen. Thomas J. Ganley Mathematics Department Do you have a brother sister? David R. Gavin Mathematics Department 1 1 1 = 3 Michael B. Glynn English Department Calm yourself. Richard L. Gordon Mathematics Department Why are you late? Gary L. Graham Athletic Department Fourth down and one! Robert T. Grant Mathematics Department Sometimes I feel like the fumble in football. Rita L. Crossberg Art Department Try it this way. Robert ). Gumbleton Work Study Wishing he were capable of granting others ' wishes. Judith R. Hajec Science Department Then more power to you. Christopher Hand Language Department Miguel de San Martin. Arthur J. Harrington James P. Hodgkins English Department Social Studies Department Take a look at the poem. To travel all over the earth. John Hughes Work Study Princess. Janet J. Hume Athletic Department That ' s supa! Marion E. Hume Business Department Good positions, everyone. Thomas E. Humphreys Business Department Go Wakefield? Timothy F. Hurley Guidance Department All is well. Katherine Kazzaz Industrial Arts Department Monday is the last day to pass it in. Carol D. Keeffe English Department Have I corrupted you? Alice C. Kramer Business Education What is it, class? Anthony ). LaRosa Mathematics Department What a chooch ! Joan Leighton Language Department Jerusalem and the Middle East. Theodore K. Leutz Music Department I am a professional. Marion V. Macione Business Department Check your thumbs.’ Donald J. Mack Mathematics Department Mr. Mack, let ' s play twenty questions. Katharine Marsh Art Department I ' m going to Mr. Cody ' s office. Albert H. Marvin, Jr. Robert B. McIntyre Robert B. McLean Martha M. Mead Science Department Mathematics Department Language Department Language Department The Marvin Universe. What do you think you are I see no cause for mirth Continue with your read- getting for the quarter? ing, class. Herman C. Morrison Science Department “Pass up your clippings.” James F. Morrow Mathematics Department “Does anyone here play chess? James R. Morse English Department “Living life like cribbage- one step at a time. Wendy B. Northup English Department That ' s really weird! ' Anne M. Norwood Social Studies Department Your coffee ' s ready. Ronald Novendstern Mathematics Department “An emaciated walrus? Diana F. Packer Science Department Heaven would be a one room country school. Arthur P. Poulos English Department “Soccer! ! Agnes A. Prescott English Department Class, come up and get some paper. Robert C. Mullarky Guidance Department “Have you been thinking ahead? Marie F. Nuzzo Language Department I ' m here until 12:15 Robert K. Quinn Distributive Education “Hoping something I might say will help someone later. James E. Reid Language Department Right? William J. Reynolds Health Department Let ' s talk about your values. Robert Riccio Language Department iEntiende Vd? Paul N. Roberts Business Education Assets and Liabilities. Norman O. Rockwood Mathematics Department Isn ' t that clever? Eileen Rubin Social Studies Department Is that clear? Thomas H. Schott Science Department Everything ' s great. Anthony J. Scibelli Athletic Department Left face, fill in the spots. A. 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Advisor Wendy Northup Advertising Staff M. Burns, E. Bernard, P. Pendleton, S. Henderson, D. Oliver. THE STAFFS Subscription Staff : irst Row: M. Hughes, J. Ford, K. Gentile. Second Row: D. Lynch, . Gardner, C. Davidson. Literary Staff irst Row: ). Smolens, L. Ananian. Second Row: ). Bersani, S. 5enson, R. Forsey, F. Rinfret. Layout Staff First Row: A. Trainor, E. Latshaw, B. Meehan, D. Marcotti. Second Row: A. McGill, K. Gadway. . r Business Staff P. Tully, D. Hong, R. Ramsdell, M. Blaney. Is there a G.L.? search begins ahead two HOMEROOMS Cuteness begins decline. Back to Heaven Class Toker uproar Prettiest girl returns ahead two Profiles and Class Awards given out Co to Homerooms! Lost Editors Kit Return to START WENDY! ahead two Linda, I ' ll do it! ahead one Ellen, where is your profile? ahead one mess back five Oh, Hello Mr. Ford. back two quick Wake up. Little Susie, Wake up! ahead one Kathy, STOP spitting! back to colleDge Put Nancy and me in the game. FLY colleDge When are you going to write it, Ellen?” back one Later, Kathy — don ' t worry. ahead two Where did 53 profiles go? Back to Homeroom Kathy, you can ' t have 30 words. Back four START Salem North Carolina J A new radio ahead two Who has a car? ahead two Guess we ' re stuck with the old one. Dylan Concert Calling P.P. ahead or back three This is the game of LOG. Begin in September, end whenever you can. Move anyway possible to reach the deadline. Scream, cry, laugh, and enjoy. Pick a playing piece and a position, (Business, Advertising, Subscription, Literary, Layout, in-chief), and begin at start. Roll the die and live the experiences of LOG and life. End with special memories of all. Melrose High School Student Government is composed of several different, independent organi- zations which work on basically the same issues and problems concerning school affairs. The Student Council is made up of the class officers of each class. This year ' s Senior Class officers, who traditionally provide the leadership for the rest of the council, have been very active raising funds and making decisions concerning class activities. The Student Congress is composed of repre- sentatives and alternates elected from each homeroom. They met several times concerning G- block, Class Night, class dues, and cap and gowns. The Student Faculty Advisory Board is composed of three elected members and two alternates from each class, a faculty member from each depart- nent, and a representative each from administration and guidance. SFAB investigates issues and •ecommends courses of action. We come not to be governed, but to govern. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: C. Brown, Advisor; A. Dolan, Class Representative; S. LoPilato, Vice President; R. Ducott, President. Second Row: K. Finn; Secretary; K. Soule, Class Representative; C. Diana, Treasurer; ). Hughes, Advisor. STUDENT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. Harris, Class Representative; B. Moore, Vice President; S. Pusak, President; M. Ridley, Treasurer; J. Mirabassi, Secretary; J. Copeland, Class Representative. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J. Markham, Treasurer; P. Nolan, Representative; J. Corcoran, Repre- sentative; M. Barry, President; D. Henken, Secretary; R. Farina, Vice President. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: K. Finn, K. Soule, C. Diana, S. LoPilato, A. Dolan. Second Row: J. Mirabassi, M. Ridley, B. Moore, S. Pusak, J. Copeland, D. Harris. Third Row: P. Nolan, R. Farina, M. Barry, J. Corcoran, D. Henken, J. Markham. . J flk 1 if U STUDENT CONGRESS First Row: N. Waka, B. Chasse, G. Dyment, R. Forsey, D. Oliver, P. Bellorado, D. MacMartin, J. Brickley, J. Cusolito, J. Slattery, E. Tivnan, B. Holland, C. Alexander, S. Guarnera, B. Meehan, M. O ' Connell, P. Lally, P. Tully. Second Row: J. Stewart, T. Ricci del I i , K. Benson, C. Cincotta,M. Forrest, L. Kiddie, M. Awiszus, P. Dunn, C. Leahy, A. Hickey, C. Murphy, V. LeBlanc, B. Rosenweig, J. Ford. Third Row: L. Cerretani, J. Nasson, K. Kapulous, S. Cusolito, M. Greeley, C. Skane, S. Meehan, P. O ' Neil, C. Tyder, L. Dunn, N. Miner, C. Amara, S. Butler, L. DiMeo. GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Jeanne DeAmicis STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Sitting: N. Waka, K. Henken. Standing: B. Moore, j. DeAmicis, J. Copeland. STUDENT FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD First Row: N. Waka, J. Bersani, J. Nasson, L. Brown, S. Toney, P. Pendleton, E. Toney, K. Henken, A. Crassi, C. Dalton. Second Row: J. DeAmicis, C. Conn, F. Frank, L. DiMuzio, J. Hodgkins, R. Mullarky, A. Simonds, J. Hughes. IMPRINT Starting the year with the new baby-blue paint and the great desk owner- ship battle . . . that first lay-out day with an inexperienced staff was charac- terized by chaos and confusion; and then the result, those space fillers on the front page . . . Who ' s this month ' s outstanding Senior? Why him? . . . That can ' t be printed because it ' s too controversial . . . The deadline is . . . Indi- vidualization and sliced bread . . , The great missing poem mystery . . . left holding the imported burlap bag . . . Get your picture lists to Kathy . . . Led by the Fearless Editor-in-Chief Marianne. in A f T r H Wn ' C D ° U - News Edl, ° r r L L Allen ' Art Editor ; )• DeAmicis, Free Lance Coordinator; R. Forsey, Feature Editor; M. Russell Editor- rr ' it f M ;, Ca • a X ' P °,f o y Ed ° r; P - Tully ' Literar y Editor; E - Cranford, M. Hannigan, Typing Editor. Second Row: M. McCarthy B weeney M ttC ' ° BufTe ' M ' Bums ' K Hu § hes ' E - Bernard, J. Smolens. Third Row: M. Alley, A. Henderson, R. Parsons, R. Corbet, C. McS- THISTLE REMEMBER ME Remember me by candle light when eyes all star glazed skys By searching seas and drowning night when worlds are sleeping By wilting skies brought by sunset, minds rest until stillness, breaks Remember me by candle light when searching souls can feel far away love Remember me tonight. Remember sun ' s rising shadows shown beneath sweeping skies Clouds bring hearts together How free flying birds are seen our watching eyes, once met How spreading seas fall and then slide bringing lost sights of you closer. Remember how candle light links separate souls Remember me, now. Remember me when sun streaked skies sink down to moonlit night When sparkling eyes wander quiet lands under closed weary lids. When sacred souls walk sterile sands in unwaking hours When dawn is lifted by holy hands Remember me, then. — dead Thistle 1973 First Row: M. Burns, ). Copeland, E. Latshaw, E. Bernard, D. Mongeau. Second Row: ). Greene, J. Smolens, V. Wolf, P. Tully, F. Rinfret, A. Travis, J. Bersani, Mr. R. Gumbleton, Ad- visor. DEBATE TEAM Debating, which has brought Melrose High national honors since 1960, reached a new apogee of ac- tivity during 1973-74. The team broke all previous records for the number of contests in which they com- peted, well over 700, and the number of trophies they won. Eighteen two-man teams competed again from Orono, Maine to Washington, D.C. As the defending New England champions, they debated the national topic, which was Guaranteed Annual Income. Their excellent record showed every indication that the club ' s traditions would endure for years to come. Kneeling: P. Pendleton, C. Diana, L. Muise, M. Rice, K. Malm. Standing: ). Rice, F. Frank, Advisor; R. Heidkamp, R. White, R. Ducott, K. Henken, A. Grassi. D.E.C.A The Distributive Education Clubs of America are organizations for students who are planning a future in wholesaling, retailing and service businesses. The Melrose Chapter, with members holding jobs from florist to salesclerk, is one of twenty-seven in Massachusetts. The D.E.C.A. group viewed the business world with a field trip to the Sheraton in Boston, and a great breakfast to top it off, under the leadership of “paternal Mr. Quinn. Everyone, from doctors ' assistants to hospital workers, looks forward to the distributive education class A and B blocks. m 11 I | w a C 111 i J i I ? j Xm JM | 1 sajil :: ft L i 1 1 1 First Row: Advisor Robert Quinn, L. Priestley, R. Cicerano, J. Polley, B. Baker, L. D ' Antillio. Second Row: ). Johnson, D. Johnson, S. Burne, L. Baldwin, S. Longmuir. First Row: B. Wu, C. Diana, B. Gillespie, M. Kivel. Second Row: J. Morrow, Advisor; R. Dunn, D. Knox A. Henderson, L. DeAmicis. CHESS CLUB . .Check. . .Check. . .Checkmate!! Oh, No! And the quiet, serene atmosphere of the chess practice is broken once again. The young chess player finds the taste of defeat very bitter, yet he knows he will soon have a chance for sweet revenge. The Chess Club plays its best players interscholastically in the North Shore Chess League. Under the direction of Mr. James Morrow, the Chess Club serves as a means for the members to become more proficient in the game. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais est une groupe active d ' etudiants interesses et enthousiastes. Sous la direction de Mile. Leighton et Mile. Donahue, les membres s ' amusent bien et apprennent la langue et la culture francaise. Quelques activites du cercle sont un diner francais chez un des membres, ( ' appreciation de I ' art et de la musique fran- caise, et un voyage a un restaurant francais local. Les officiers sont: Maureen Shea, President; Laurie Allen, Vice-President; Patricia Tully, Secretaire; Jennifer MacIn- tyre, Tresciere. FRENCH CLUB First Row: M. Ridley, J. MacIntyre, Treasurer; M. Shea, President; P. Tully, Secretary; L. Allen, Vice President; F. Cannata. Second Row: J. Mitchell, J. Mirabassi, J. Smolens, P. Healey, D. Rice, E. Simpson. Third Row: B. Craft, C. Carr, S. Watts, A. Nichols, S. Newton, N. Hamm, B. Diessler, E. Toney. Fourth Row: R. Forsey, K. Benson, A. Dewling, M. Bonagoruo, B. Blacher. Fifth Row: K. Soule, S. Toney, Advisor A. Donahue, J. Koch, Advisor J. Leighton. First Row: D. Salza, J. Savage, A. Travis, S. Chadwick. Second Row: C. Bertulli, E. Bernard, Robert Riccio, Advisor. SPANISH CLUB El club espanol, con su consultivo nuevo, Sr. R. Ricco, Sr. Hand, y Sra. DeCaravilla ha planeado muchos acon- tecimientos dirigido al interes al conicimiento de los estudiantes de la cultura y de la lengua espanola. Entre los acontecimientas planeados son un viaje al universitario de Merrimac para escuchar un guitarrista espanol y un bailador flamenco, un banquete espanol a la casa de un miembro, un almuerzo en un restaurante espariol, una demostracion de las peliculas y transparencias de los paises espanoles. El club espera disponer un viaje a un pais de habla espanol. Con todos estas acontecimientos, el club espanbl es garantido bien exito el ano que viene. ITALIAN CLUB II circolo italiano, sotto la direzione della signora Marie Nuzzo, invita a tuttl gli studenti che studiano I ' italiano di participare. Lo scopo del circolo e d ' informare i soci della cultura, le usanze a la lingua intaliana. Al mese d ' ottobre i capi sono stati nominati e hanno incominciato immedia- tamente a fare le preparazioni per un viaggio in Intalia ad Aprile. Riguardo al le altre attivita sociale del circolo, ab- biamo avuto una colazione a un ristorante italiano, una festa di Natale, cantando dei cantichi italiani, auche conilcibo italiano. Piu tardi abbiamo frequentato un cinema italiano. Ora prepariamo per la fine dell ' anno scolastico — un banchetto italiano: Essendo nel secondo anno, il club italiano ha eseguito tante cose piacevoli. Siamo sicuri che I ' anno prossimo ruis- cira con ottimo successo. First Row: C. Robinson, E. Bernard, S. Velluto, E. Folger, S. LoPilato, M. Nuzzo, Advisor. Second Row: I. Matteucci, W. Hart, P. DeStefano, G. Emanuel, S. DellaPasqua. Third Row:P. Amoroso, M. Arena, E. Tagliamonte. twi HONOR SOCIETY After a delayed start, the honor society ' s first meeting was conducted in the late fall by Dean Ker- rigan. Rhonda Ramsdell was elected President, Richard Hansen, Vice President, and Patricia Tu lly. Sec- retary, after an issue-heated campaign. (He ' s not here ... he can ' t run). Last year ' s tutoring program was successfully re-instituted, involving the talents of many of the members. An original induction cer- emony, climaxed by a group dinner, may start a new tradition for the M.H.S. Honor Society. First Row: J. Bersani, D. Oliver, P. Bellorado, R. Forsey, ). Brickley, T. Vance, C. Diana, P. Lally, P. Tully, K. Youland. Second Row: M. Martori, E. Bernard, ). DeAmicis, M. Pupols, K. Cadway, R. Ramsdell, K. Gill, J. Ford, K. Soule. ( ) O m c ) JOHNNY ' S ANGELS First Row: C. Goulding, J. Lawless, M. O ' Connell, J. Emanuel, E. Tagliamonte, K. Gentile, N. McGill, J. DiCicco, M. Shea, E. Folger. Second Row: D. Barry, S. Guarnera, E. Gramolini, N. Waka, F. Rinfret, D. Spataro, J. Mendes, N. Riggs, C. Robinson. Third Row: D. Santella, G. Dyment, M. Boyd, C. Alexander, K. Soule, J. Slattery, D. MacMartin, K. Gill, D. Puntoni, P. Lally, D. Trainor, J. Waldron. POWDER PUFF OCTOBER 23, 1973 THE GREEN BAY POLKIES First Row: J. Harding, M. O ' Brien, B. Morrissey, J. Schumaker, P. Stretton, N. Farnsworth, M. Blaney, M. Hughes, M. Petti, C. Shine, B. Alyward, M. Hart, J. Donovan, D. Scibelli, J. Hill, N. Bowman. Second Row: D. Healey, P. Jenkins, T. Wilson, C. Kane, M. Burns, D. Burrell, K. Hanson, A. Norton, G. Peters, J. Hayes, L. Simpson, P. Healey, J. Walsh, G. Emanuel, R. Polk. i DRAMA CLUB In the beginning, the Great Moose created the heaven and the earth. Now the earth was without form and void, and the Spirit of the Great Moose hovered over the face of the waters. And He said: Let there be Theater. And there was Theater. And the Great Moose saw the The- ater, that it was good. And it came to pass that the Great Moose saw that the peoples of the earth were neglecting the Theater that He had made. And He sent down unto them His Son, the Albino Moose, to redeem the people and lead them back to the stage. And, behold, the Albino Moose saved all of the people, even those from Melrose. And His disciples, Diane Marcotti, Hugh Metzler, Sharon Fogarty, and Maureen Shea, led the Drama Society of Melrose with the help of Michael Glynn, back to the stage. And to praise and honor the Albino Moose, Melrose entered Peter Ustinov ' s Halfway Up the Tree in the Regional High School Drama Guild Festival, and it was good. Savage, I. Matteucci, A. Maskell, L. First Row: ). Smolens, S. Fogarty, D. Marcotti, M. Shea, E. Cranford, K. Youland. Second Row: D. Sarni, Cooke, P. Calderaro. Third Row: L. Ellis, K. Soule, ). Greene, A. DiMeo. First Row: E. Simpson, M. Martori, D. Purdy, K. Copeland, D. Steen, L. Hall, C. Dee, J. Smolens, E. Cranford, M. Desmond, E. Coye, ). Emanuel. Second Row: M. Martin, J. Savage, N. DiCiacomo, M. Could, C. Van Valkenberg, M. Palladino, P. Calderaro, P. Brown, L. Ellis, C. Reedy, D. Dow. Third Row: G. Cleisman, L. Humes, M. Shea, K. LePere, J. Greene, K. Nardone, H. Metzler, F. Cannata, K. Churchill, D. Bur- rell, K. D ' Amico. GLEE CLUB Forget Brahms! Let ' s get to the Christmas music! . . . Hallelujah Chorus . . . Flappy birthday, dear whoever-you-are . . . handbells — What ' s a recorder? . Anyone goin ' to Levi Gould? . . . Vespers postponed — more alumni . . . Carolling in the halls . . . It ' s so cold, even my vocal chords are frozen. . . . Tryouts! Contracts! Rehearsals! . . . Does anyone speak Latin? . . . If you ' re not quiet, I ' ll make you a nun Herr Detmmfphm, there ' s a phone call for you . . . Who ' s having the party? . . . Max, Elsa, and the Captain — Downstairs! ' Beware absurd little birds . . . What would happen if . . . ? Wouldn ' t it be swell if there was a full moon opening night? . . . And, just think, after the show, we still have the Spring Concert. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, as it has been in the past, remains a Melrose High tradition. Although not widely known, the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Leutz, plays for the Christmas Vespers and as background for the M.H.S. productions. Music — never beginning, never ending, always there. BAND 8 31 Pre-season Rehearsal “Who ' s this new guy anyway? 9 21 Pep Rally “What do we play next? 9 22 Winchester Came Line up for pre-game. 9 30 Lexington Game Let ' s pretend we don ' t see their band. 10 6 Watertown Game The Guy in the Mickey Mouse suit. 10 13 Belmont Game Can anyone see the field? 10 16 N.E. District Auditions I forgot my D scale! 10 20 Burlington Game — rained out Did you say 50 cups of hot chocolate? 10 22 Burlington Game Hey Mr. D., how about some shish-kabob? 10 26 Crosby ' s Party Anyone want a cupcake? 10 27 Woburn Game Hey Crosby, a little 5-0. Powder Puff Game Let ' s walk backwards. 11 3 Reading Game Hey Mr. Bond, can you get our hats? 11 10 Stoneham Game “Brrrrr. 11 16 Bill Chase Clinic Do you think he will show up? 11 16 Chase Concert You ' ll have to speak louder . . . 11 21 Pep Rally Somebody turn on the lights! 11 22 Pancake Breakfast Anyone for seconds . . .thirds. . .fourths. . . 11 22 Wakefield Game A Job Well Done. 11 27 Concert Season Starts We ' ve only just begun. 11 28 Maynard Ferguson Did you say $1.35 for a coke? 12 15 Ensemble at Sears Are you in high school? No, we ' re in Sears. 12 20 Vespers If we play fast enough . . . Seated: F. Kline, M. Norton, M. Purpel. First Row: Director F. DeGiacomo, P. Hearne, Assistant Student Leader; S. Watts, D. Page, C. Palmer, A. Travis, S. Chadwick, M. Collins, T. Intengaro, D. Bond, M. Desmond, C. Goshgarian, Student Leader. Second Row: C. Atwood, C. Lamson, J. Wooldridge, A. Briggs, ). Blackwood, L. Humes, K. Scarborough, T. Norton. Third Row: R. Pigeon, T. Doyle, T. Gunn, J. Briggs, P. Lounsbury, D. Belcher, K. Talbridge. Fourth Row: R. Savage, J. McGourty. First Row: P. Bellorado, Treasurer; K. Dugan, President; B. LeSaffre, Vice President; J. Mirabassi, Secretary. Second Row: C. Metzler, J. Stewart, ). Canziello, J. Hong, K. Sherwood, K. Henken, B. Hamilton, L. Cook, S. Batson, B. Taylor, C. Perry. Third Row: L. Bowe, J. Haywood, K. Lamattina, D. Salza, A. Zeitz, C. Morris, K. Richards, K. Kapulous, C. Ventola, E. Joy, L. Colvin, J. Lickley, C. Davidson. The M.H.S. Modern Dance Club proudly presents: Everybody shut up! !! . . . “If you miss three practices, you are out. . . . SOMETIME IN WINTER . . . BEATLEMANIA . . . We only have two weeks before the show . . . Look how short her skirt is! . . . Appetizing Applesauce Squares . . . Nutcracker . . . Popcorn in the girls ' room? . . . 1-2-3-4-5 — 6 — 7 — 8, SLOWER! . . . Things will be different when we are the officers! MODERN DANCE C.A.A. OFFICERS First Row: ). Corcoran, Secretary; M. Blaney, Treasurer; M. Reardon, President; S. Toney, Vice- President. Second Row: Class Captains: C. Reedy, M. McNeil, ). Ford, C. Greeley, L. DiMeo, ). Wenner. The aim of the Girls ' Athletic Association, this year, was to continue to sponsor girls ' intramural athletics, but these plans were thwarted by closed activity periods. The members, however, were successful in their candy and memo board drives, the proceeds of which go to the schol- arship and banquet funds. They hope that, next year, they can resume their traditional programs during activity period. Okay, everybody on their spots! . . . We ' ll start off with a few leg lifts . . . Oh, no . . . Come on, keep those push-ups going . . . Make sure everything is put away . . . Get your basket in . . . The truck ' s closing. First Row: B. Holland, S. Rice, J. Walsh, E. Bernard, J. D ' Alelio, P. Harrison, K. Sullivan, N. McGill, C. DeFeo. Second Row: K. Finn, G. Turner, E. Gramolini, J. Ford, E. Folger, D. MacMartin, C. Walker, J. Harding, N. Stamegna, M. McCarthy, E. Latshaw, J. Bersani, J. Byrne. Third Row: J. Hayes, P. Lai ly, S. Guarnera, ). Lawry, F. Rinfret, S. Carleton, E. Tagliamonte, P. Tully, B. Craft, C. Robinson, K. Soule, M. Russell, D. Barry. Fourth Row: P. Hunter, K. Gentile, D. Puntoni, L. Simpson, B. Chasse, J. Brissette, M. Blaney, M. Partidge, L. Bowe, J. DeAmicis, N. Waka, S. Velluto, S. Cullinan, E. Carstensen. Fifth Row: S. Benson, S. Bingham, L. Fountain, M. Reardon, C. Greeley, A. Dolan, D. Trainor, P. Stretton, D. Thistle, N. Riggs, D. Hunt, ). King, M. Pupols, V. Wolf, V. Justice. PEP CLUB OFFICERS First Row: E. Folger, Treasurer; D. Trainor, Vice President; G. Turner, President; J. Schumaker, Secretary. Second Row: Senior Repre- sentatives: C. Greeley and P. Jenkins; Advisors: R. McIntyre, j. Hume, A. Scibelli; Senior Representatives: J. Mendes and K. Gentile. This year the Pep Club has been very successful in its efforts to build enthusiasm and support for all the teams of Melrose High. Under the determined direction of Gayle Turner and Dolly Trainor, they have unified the students to cheer-on their teams. i f yt PEP CLUB The Pep Club has also adorned the cafeteria with decorations this year . . . sophomores ' turn this week . . . and even the athletes ' front doors at 4 A.M.! Through their various fund raising projects . . . want to buy a candy bar? . . . they are able to sponsor the annual Sports Banquet. GIRLS ' CLUB 4 ‘ ' ' This year, under the supervision of Dean Kerrigan, the Girls ' Club sponsored the annual Powder Puff Football Game to support the Permanent Scholarship Fund. The Club also held a dance at the Mt. Hood Country Club featuring a live band, Shadowfax. Although this social event of the year proved to be a financial disaster, it provided an enjoyable evening for all who attended. GIRLS ' CLUB OFFICERS First Row: C. Robinson, President; D. MacMartin, Repre- sentative; B. Craft, Vice President. Second Row: C. Alex- ander, Treasurer; K. Soule, Secretary. First Row: Advisor James Hodgkins, D. Burrell, D. Oliver, D. Pagliuso, J. Kelly, President; C. Dee; M. lacoviello, Vice Pres dent; D. Salviati. Second Row: K. Ball, Secretary; M. Burns, R. Corbett, C. Lyon, M. Alley, H. Hughes. PAL CLUB Once upon a time, a school had a service club. This club ' s name was Pal because it was a friend to the community. The members helped the children in schools, tutored and served dinners with the Meals on Wheels program. And the members helped at school activities by having concession stands at the plays and other productions. Some of the Pal members were Big Brothers and Big Sisters to children who needed some love and understanding. Once a week they would take them out and just be friends. They were very nice and had a Christmas party for the little boys and girls they befriended. Why did Santa have a square stomach? And they lived happily ever after because they were good people. MAJORETTES If you want to be a majorette — CHEERS!! Despite its lack of experience, the squad, headed by Debbie Dow and Louisa Bowe, provided excellent half-time and pre-game entertainment as a result of hours of dedicated practice. The squad will never forget the Satur- day morning practices, Friday routines, the bus rides, and the brunches. It was a first for crying in the cold, and frequent visits to the court yard. Kneeling: Co-Heads D. Dow and L. Bowe. Standing: E. Petmezakis, C. Turner, L. Rand, A. Dolan, B. Blacher, K. Finn, D. Harris, C. Murphy. CHEERLEADERS Football season began it all, Getting acquainted, learning the cheers. Remember 1-2-3 ' s , smile, hands on hips, And our excitement as the games drew near. Brunches, do-re-mi, pre-game, racoon coats, Cheering the team all the way. After double sessions the season came to a close, With Sound of Football and Thanksgiving Day. Hockey and Basketball kept us on the move, Call down the line and don ' t be late. Painting signs, catching colds, cheering fight, score, win! ' For two teams that were really great. Thanks Mrs. Taffe, Mrs. Hume, and Pep Club, On you we could always rely. And we love you Mr. Wakefield, ' Cause you ' re such a dedicated guy. So we ' ll always hold fondly, Cheerleading ' 73-74, And as wilted shakers sit idly on cracked megaphones. We ' ll remember our seasons forevermore. ' 73-74 Cheerleading Squad First Row: M. Champagne, B. Chasse, Head; J. Trusselle. Second Row: S. Rice, R. Carden, J. Brissette. Third Row: K. Rice, D. Powers, J. Nasson. Fourth Row: M. Reardon, M. McNeil, B. Holland. Nasson, S. Hoague, j. Corcoran, Second Row: D. Burley, E. Had- First Row: C. Cann, M. Walsh, S. Voci, S. Corcorna, dock, ). Riccidelli, A. Barber. TUMBLERS The MHS Tumblers added their own special touch of spirit to the half-time football shows for the second year. Carla Cann created the routines and Mrs. Kazzaz advised the club. That each girl did her part to per- fect the routines was visible in the sparkling performances on the field. SKI CLUB First Row: J. Stewart, M. Forrest, B. Morrissey, E. Carstensen, J. Polley, S. Cullinan, K. Doucet. Second Row: L. Kiddie, M. Spencer, R. Prentice, J. Simone, E. Fink, A. Curll, L. Priestley. Third Row: F. Schueler, P. Baldi, S. Jenney, B. Howe, C. Bakos, N. Vickery, P. Beck. Each year the Ski Club attempts to re-establish itself as an active group, and this year has been no exception. There is no formal club this year, rather a group of 30 enthusiastic skiers whose goal has been a February vacation trip to Innsbruck, Austria. Under the guidance of Miss Jane Gallacher, the group has directed all time and money toward the trip to Europe. Here Lie. The Melrose High School Clubs AUDIO VISUAL 610106 s ECOLOGY ECONOMICS ENGLISH HISTORY ETA. RIFLE 1970 -m dome in by g s block, double sessions AND LACK OF INTEREST SLEEP SOFTLY... EAGLE FORGOTTEN... UMOER the STONE. t-ime has its ljay ujith you there, And THE clay has its own. UJE HAVE BURIED HIM NOLU ' THOUGHT YOUR FOES, AND IN -SECRET TeJOICEO THEY made A -BRANE SHOW of THEIR FbuRNWO Their hatreu unyoice-d they had snarled at you, -barked atyou, FOAMEO AT YOU, day AfTE DAY, NOU YOU WERE ENDED, THEY PRAISED YOU, AND LA I ' D YOU AWAY. Vrchel Linda ay ■ ' ChL i-hjL tt cAjL U UsryJi4J , j Axju, j %hux urtxJLky U Y dUuO £huu ;£acC J Axt . eJU- ) OLKX.S . Vkv- X uLjy. yvX-a-4_, XhjLcj, UJoJJx OJj Uyv . M m i « •■■ ■ ' Mr £ 4 ir j LA ML jkvjfl 1 f tit First Row: C. DeChristopher, S. Morgan, D. Sullivan, M. O ' Hara, B. Mulvihill, R. Armstrong, T. Baier, L. MurpFiy, S. LoPilato, P. DeStefano. Sec- ond Row: Coach Arthur Poulos, M. Vinchesi, P. Laverty, ). Cusolito, S. Brussard, F. Palantoni, D. Hughes, L. Applegate, S. LeSaffre, J. Previte, J. Krasco, P. Morgan, S. Haywood, R. White. SOCCER The soccer team, co-captained by Ron Armstrong and Bill Mulvihill, had a fairly good, but somewhat disappointing season, ending with a 7-8-1 record. This final record was somewhat deceiving, in that six of the eight losses were by a 2-1 margin. The most sensational game was the win over Wakefield, in which the goal tending was superb. Among the team records broken were most goals in a season, most shutouts, and most points in a season. FOOTBALL During the 1973 season, the Melrose High Football team had its ups and downs, but they never lost their spirit and determination to win. The offense was led by the exceptional talent of Captain John Hickey . . . Out to lunch . . . Ron LaVita . . . Alex the Cat ' and Jeff Buckley. The defense was led by Bill Fogarty . . . Peter Pan” . . . Steve Colomey . . . Hello Dolly . . . Ken Pulsford, Peter Schluntz . . . Eyes . . . and Sean McCongale . . . Barney Google. Led by Coaches J. Hoague and A. Scibelli, they combined their efforts to produce a winning team. . . When the going gets tough, the tough get going. First Row: D. DelGenio, S. Colomey, A. Rogers, P. Schluntz, J. Lyle, ). Buckley, K. Pulsford, J. Hickey, R. LaVita, W. Guptill, P. Hemenway, M. Hatfield, W. Ball, E. Tivnan, W. Huntress. Second Row: Coach Hoague, Coach Scibelli, R. Corrado, W. Harlow, M. Corso, A. Williams, R. Polk, R. Gray, M. Winsor, D. Morrison, R. McGee, D. Ward, T. Lamson, Manager P. Fortunato, Coach Graham. Third Row: Trainer W. Reynolds, W. Beilis, R. Cusato, G. Buckley, M. Hickey, J. Dantona, D. Carlucci, T. Cerretani, R. Caggiano, P. Pierce, S. Hardy, R. Dudley, C. Gill, V. Abramo, S. Pusak, Coach A. DeTeso. First Row: B. Skane, F. LoPilato, S. McCoy, P. Baldi. Second Row: Manager J. McGourty, R. Curry, B. Fogarty, Captain S. LoPilato, B. Mulvihill, P. Schluntz, P. Hemenway, P. Crovo. Third Row: Coach Ball, M. Mahoney, P. Mortimer, T. Hickey, T. Lamson, T. Cerre- tani, B. Caggiano, A. Campbell, J. Rooney, B. Dudley, S. Ducott, K. Morris, B. Curry, Assistant Coach Puleo. WRESTLING “Get a spot on the mat. This year the Melrose Wrestling Team continued its dominance in the Middlesex League. Led by seniors Steve LoPilato, Bill Mulvihill, Jay Hickey, P. Schluntz, and Bill Fogarty, the team has had great success. Their most enjoyable moments were “feedbagging after weigh-ins and they all remember cutting weight in the tropical wrestling room with Coach Bill. I’m telling you, Fogarty. WINTER TRACK The winter track runners had another fine season, finishing with a 7-2 record. Wakefield and Reading were the only teams to drop Melrose, but the lack of practising facilities and bad weather may have been a deciding factor in those meets. Co-captains John Tsoukalas and Ed Ferreira had fine seasons, along with se- niors Bryan Porter, and Dan Gunnery, and juniors Hal Moulton and Ken Driver. Melrose made their finest showing in the State Meet in recent history, placing third in Class B. On the whole, it was a good season for Coach McIntyre and the Raiders despite the two losses in league competition. First Row: P. Babin, D. Silva, D. Barry, B. Wenner, A. Maccario, C. Reedy, J. Walsh, B. Moore. Second Row: E. Ball, G. Bakos, K. Akerley, G. Sheppard, T. Leach, E. Nee, S. Puzak, D. Oedel, C. Thistle, T. Gunnery, K. Driver. Third Row: Coach R. McIntyre, B. Porter, H. Moulton, J. Buckley, J. Cusolito, J. Tsoukalas, E. Ferreira, L. Baldwin, B. Guptill, P. Pierce, D. Gunnery. First Row: Coach R. Grant, A. Barber, G. Bonauto, B. Down, L. Shanklin, G. Roth, C. Davidson, B. Hanscom, E. Farrell. Second Row: S. Pack, C. Clough, K. Caiazzo, C. Gill, J. Gill, D. Glynn. Third Row: S. Hayward, R. Catania, S. Justice, T. Norgberg, P. Sindlehearst. SWIMMING The M.H.S. swim team, under the capable handling of Coach Robert Grant, put together its foudh cham- pionship season in five years. A new scoring system, which seemingly favored the larger teams with larger pools, proved to be a plus for the swimmers as they used it to their advantage and easily defeated their opposition. Led by Co-captains Ken Caiazzo and Dick Catania, they edged the Voke by a point, and then soundly defeated Charlestown and Malden. With record setting perform- ances by Charles Gill and the fine jobs done by Alice Barber, Scott Hayward, Steve Justice and Dan Glynn, the team looks forward to an even stronger season next year. BASKETBALL Led by tri-captains Paul Barrett, Ron LaVita, and john Slat- tery, the basketball team figured to be one of the top con- tenders for the number one spot in the Middlesex League. Subs Ken Pulsford, Bill Ball, and Steve LeSaffre added that im- portant bench strength which is essential in keeping team spirit up. The fine rebounding and scoring of John Slattery, the ex- cellent passing and shooting of Paul Barrett, and the tremendous rebounding ability and defense of Ron LaVita aided in outplaying many of the top teams and players in the league. Ken Pulsford was very valuable in his role as a backup for- ward, and Bill Ball and Steve LeSaffre had that desire and hustle necessary for a winning team. Juniors Don Chiuve and Bill Killilea helped the team tremendously and should excel even more next year. Overall, it was a very satisfying year for the cagers. Coaches Scibelli and Graham with tri-captains John Slattery, Ron LaVita, and Paul Bar- rett. Kneeling: Coaches Scibelli and Graham. First Row: R. LaVita, P. Barrett, J. Slattery, K. Pulsford, P. Killilea, B. Ball, S. LeSaffre. Second Row: J. Smith, D. Chiuve, K. Charlton, P. Stanton, J. Jacobson, N. Jones. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Lirst Row: S. D ' Agostino, L. Hammel, Captain M. Byrne, D. Hammel, D. Cargill, J. Meader. Second Row: Coach Chase, Manager M. Bertulli, E. Abramo, B. Downey, J. Aylward, L. Newell, E. Toney, Assistant Coach J. Hume. Third Row:P. Tricca, A. DiMeo, S. Chadwick, B. Fogarty, M. Greeley. BASKETBALL Although they didn ' t have a winning season, this year the Girls ' Basketball team put a lot of hard work and effort into their games. Coached by Miss Josephine Chase and Mrs. Janet Hume, they ended their season with a record of 2-7. Captained by Lynda Fountain, Marjorie Blaney, and Janice Paleo, they led their team valiantly, despite their frequent loses. 1 1 i H j Li 1 SI 1 ■ ' m V W , m : W m mm :: tr J jt; : : : J k 1 rx | 1 [iMl |f :: , ? aW :: ft [ c P|| 2 1 Sn Jj If •. Cl I %. ‘ ' I, V 1 VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row: C. Roland, Tri-Captains: J. Paleo, L. Fountain, M. Blaney; J. Walsh. Second Row: Coach J. Chase, Manager M. Bert u lli, S. Toney, K. Slattery, Assistant Coach J. Hume. Third Row: J. Wenner, P. Byrne, L. DiMeo. GYMNASTICS The girls ' gymnastics team, in its fourth year of competition, completed a winning 1973-1974 season with a 5-4 record. Captain Meredith Bruno felt that this team was the best in M.H.S. history as far as team improvement and spirit. Outstanding contributions were made by Sally Hoague, a first year vaulter, and Louisa Bowe, a senior vaulter. Both of these girls represented Melrose in the State Individual Meet at Burlington. The three seniors on the team, Louisa Bowe, vaulting, Kathy Dugan on beam, and Meredith Bruno on bars, were all strong scorers. Sitting: M. Bruno. Kneeling: D. Doucet, A. Nichols, L. Colvin, K. Dugan. Second Row: Assistant Coach White, M. Sundquist, A. Miliotis, C. Cann, C. Maguire, S. Voci, C. Cathead, D. Salza, K. Lynch, Coach A. Taffe. Third Row: S. Butler, J. Corcoran, L. Bowe, C. Murphy, K. Palano. Fourth Row: L. DiDonato, J. Nasson, J. Nasson, S. Hoague. First Row: M. O ' Hara, L. Musto, D. Healey, Captain D. Hughes, R. McGee, S. Broussard, T. Baier, J. Ventola. Second Row: C. Nikitin, Coach W. Tryder, C. Tryder, B. Gregorio, R. Conway, B. Walker, Coach H. Hughes. Third Row: W. Huntress, D. MacLeod, K. Fagen, N. Murphy, D. Rand, B. Hughes, J. DeYoung. With only five players returning from last year ' s team, the Melrose six proved to be a league contender once again. With their strong first line of Captain Dennis Hughes, Brian Hughes and Daryl MacLeod, they exhibited some good, fast hockey playing. Along with the second line of Don Healey, Mike O ' Hara and Ted Baier, they were aided with a couple of very talented defensemen in Jim DeYoung and Chuck Tryder. In the twines was Jeff Ventola, who led the league with the least goals against. VARSITY First Row: C. Greeley, S. Benson, S. Bingham, M. Reardon, J. Paleo, D. Powers, L. DiMeo. Second Row: Coach J. Hume, L. Wilworth, Manag- er; B. Holland, L. Fountain, M. Awiszus, J. Ford, M. MacNeil, ). Nasson, A. DiMeo, Manager; R. Farina, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: J. Wenner, J. Mirabassi, S. Chadwick, M. Byrne, J. Brown, S. Voci, J. Soccorso, M. Davis, S. Butler, K. MacNeil, C. Reedy, C. Cathcart. Second Row: L. Wilworth, Manager; A. DiMeo, J. Meader, M. Champagne, B. Down, E. Abramo, L. Newell, S. Hoague, S. D ' Agostino, J. Nasson, L. Cerretani, H. Whittier, Manager, R. Farina, Trainor J. Duonolo. FIELD HOCKEY The 1973 field hockey team exploded on the field with an un- defeated record of 8-0-1 . . . Ralphie . . . With her strong leader- ship, Captain Mamie Reardon inspired her team as high scorer with 16 goals. Mrs. Janet Hume displayed her supa coaching ability and de- termination to develop a No. 1 team . . . Psyche! . . . Known for their aggressive and over-all spirit, they were labeled a second half team . . . Don ' t Quit! . . . Fond memories of the Sow Society . . . RW — Hop- a-long Bing Bong; Rl — Moosie, Wipe out; LI — Woody, dashes to the girls ' room LW — Bennie ' s right-on; RH — Jen, the Scooper and Superstar; RF — Fuma, graham crackers and frosting; C — - Pal, lucky hat . . . Zing! . . . feedbags . . . T.C. ladybugs ... Fu! ... FRIENDS . Coac h Janet Hume with Captain Mamie Reardon. Co-Captains John Tsoukalas and Larry Baldwin with Coach Robert McIn- tyre. First Row: H. Thistle, E. Tagliamonte, P. Babin, D. Oedel, N. Hannaford, P. Bazylinski, C. Thistle, S. Tobey, S. Cusolito. Second Row: Coach Robert McIntyre, A. Maccario, B. Wenner, E. Ferreira, J. Tsoukalas, L. Baldwin, K. Akerley, P. Curro, J. Walsh, M. DiDonato. CROSS COUNTRY 1973 was the finest season for the Cross Country Team in recent history. Under second year Coach Bob McIntyre, the Harriers finished a strong second place with 8 wins and 1 loss, in the Middlesex League Competition. Powerful Wakefield, last year ' s state champion, was the only team to knock the Harriers off stride, but this loss was avenged by an upset League meet victory for Melrose. Captains John Tsoukalas and Larry Baldwin and Sopho mores Tony Maccarrio and Bruce Wenner gave the team a speedy top four with Neil Hannaford and Ed Ferreira rounding out the top six. In state competition, at Franklin Park, the team placed second in their class and seventh overall, thus ending a memorable season for the M.H.S. Cross Country runners. Il j i 1 I ’ Hit mm So why didn ' t you tell me it was Easter? . . . and she said, ' Do what you want to do. I ' ll make you an offer you can ' t refuse. Ultra — Brite smiles. Good morning, and time for the M.H.S. news. Everybody knows that smoking am t allowed in school. We have crunch, almond, or lead Inflation On your mark, get set, STREAK! Sugar Plum Fairies iir M Exorcise the devil out of her. “Fresh — that ' s that way I like ' em. “You want mocha, butter crunch, coffee brandy, chocolate marshmallow ripple, chipper cherry, and VANILLA? “No, I ' m not on the menu! No lady, I know the toilet paper wasn ' t on sale this week! “I just LOVE these kids. Well-stacked “Think I can get away with it? Excuse me, sir, don ' t I deserve a tip for that? We ' ve got all the sweets you could ask for. to £J?e CLASS 2974 StbcLio Tfye ooc OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER PU£«MAST Et , f MELROSE PONTIAC MASS STATE 17 Upham Street CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Melrose, Mass. 02176 Pontiac - Lemans - Firebird 287 Grove Street Melrose, Massachusetts 665-8587 Sales and Service 665-3600 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Melrose High School Class of 1974 from Mayor James E. Milano 423 Pleasant Street Melrose Compliments of H.J. STILES SON, INC. 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