Nineteen Hundred Seventy Seven LOG MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Turn the page, look inside, share our good times, a laugh, a smile, and remember... beginning In all, we have been through sizzling summers without air- conditioning... For the last six consecutive years or 1,080 mornings, we have rolled out of bed and wandered from all direct- ions to this community called Melrose High School. You may not realize it, but we have lived through quite a lot collectively and individually. You may be astonished by the realization that together we have half-listened to 7,560 minutes of morning announcements; 18.760 bells and buzzers; 51,000 min- utes of English; and a total of 368,400 minutes of school — And what have we gained from this experience? Some gained a few pounds, some grew a few inches, others received “Gasid Indig- estion and a few of us developed Excederin Headaches 3,143 - 7,872. But we have all become, mainly with each other, adults— people ready to face the world. We began as kids about twelve years old, set loose in the Junior High Jungle. Mass confusion prevailed through our first few weeks as we asked such abstractions as What day is this? What block is this?” “WHAT IS A BLOCK?” and ‘ ‘Who do I give my elevator ticket to?” Yet, astoundingly enough, things got progressively more chaotic. A new high school, another hour and a half of classes, and BACON BURGERS were added to our high school career. And through the laughter, we shared growing up, and growing away. 3 Ourselves We have come from differ- ent directions and have been thrown together only because we live within the boundaries of the same city. Though at first immaturity and self-conscious- ness prevented us from being different from the clusters of freshmen who trudged to school everyday at noon, we have emerged true individuals-each with something special to offer the Melrose High community. Though at first we con- formed, now we have the confidence to be ourselves. We are together, and yet apart. TABLE of CONTENTS I I am I, A person with my own standings, With my own beliefs, my own personality. A part of the school, a part of my friends Yet separate and unique, in my own way. I am what I am, that is all I can ever be. CO LU PAUL JOSEPH ACCETTULLO Atchv What do you want me to do about it? .. Remembers nmer of 76 . ' You should be Dancing . Bee Gees . Future o ci ' s include college - business and travel. JAMES MATHEW AKERLEY Aka. .. Excellent ; Do it up”... Take life one day at a time”... Remembers parties at Cerra’s - Prince; C.B.; Joanne; Sunday trips to New Hampshire; Sunday Football games. .. Enjoys motor- cycling, working, fishing... “There’s a Riot Going On”, Johnny Winter. ..English with Mr. Trubisz.. Agricultural School and travel ahead. Wrestling 1 ,2,3. WILLIAM R. ALEXANDER JR. Wilbur Hello. ..How are ya?”... Turn your volume up ... Memories include Chatham; Cape Cod; watching Celtics shoot down Suns in Triple Over- time Likes to go to Fenway Park to watch the Sox with Joe D... American Presidency with Mr. Deteso. College and coaching ahead. Baseball 1.2. 3, 4; Basketball 2.3.4 JOHN ALFANO Alf ... No problem”. .. Let not thy thunder roar, when thy power can but whisper . ..Remembers rowdy times down the corner; good times with N.E.; Bubba’s cellar; concerts; surfin’. ..Likes to look for parties, get in chases. .. It’s a Plain Shamel”, Peter Frampton... College ahead. Soccer 2,3,4; Track 1; Cross Country CHARLES M. ALLEN Charlie. ..“W.I.T.H.”... “Why do it today if you can put it off till tomorrow?”.. Remembers Jr. Prom: B’s cellar.. Enjoys skiing, hockey, partying. ..Ten Years After; I’d Love To Change the World ' Aviation with Mr. Dodge Future plans include college. JOHN TIMOTHY AMIRAULT Jastar. . .“Decent”.. . Memories include Chem. final; ’64 Galaxie; ’56 Chevy Van; Aug. 5, 75, PD; Focus; Parties at H.P., L.F., M.H., H.H., FM... Eagles... Enjoys partying, computers... Lucky Man”, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. ..C-Block Chem. ..Mr. Connolly. ..Computer at U. Mass., Amherst ahead. Biology 2,3,4; Chess 2,3; Spanish 2,3,4 ; Band 1,2, 3, 4. JOSEPH AMOROSO Joe ..“Later” . Remembers the Kancamangus; parties with Pomps, Chops, Slip, Kell, Willy, and A.J.; Hood and Vue 75”; Hampton 76 ; Good times with C.C ...Likes to tool with Johnnies and the Guys. ..“Don’t let it Bring You Down”. -Neil Young Math with Mr. Grant... College ahead Football 2.3,4; Hockey 3; Basketball 2; Scholarship Fund Drive BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON Barbie. . . His idea of her was the thing of most consequence”... Remembers summer of 75, Chemistry lab reports, K.E.’s house, Math with Mr. Grant... “Stairway to Heaven”, Peter Frampton. . .College ahead. Biology Club, Log Layout Staff, Honor Society. MARION ANDREWS Happiness grows with sun- shine and laughter and lives as a smile m your heart ever after ... Remembers summer of 76; Raft- EP Mary Hap Hartman; 7 27; Gary Dancing to KC; Snowmen on Nov 10 Enjoys plants, skiing, long walks, taking pic- tures enjoying life Rock Me Gently ’, Andy Kim. Log Aviation Club Eques- 1 an Club Powder Puff, Spanish Club: Honor Society. WENDY M. ARMSTRONG Wendall. . .“Two roads diverged in a wood and I, I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference . .. Remembers Revere Beach with D.H. and L.B ; C.C. with L.B., L.H., N.A., J.D., and C; Saturday nights M., J., and S.; J.P.S.! Partying with L.W., P.D.; times with E.B., C.C., J.C., M.G.R. “Tequilla Sunrise”. ..College ahead. CHRISTOPHER A. ATWOOD A-3...“Your nose is growing’’... “Like wow, like hey”. ..“Are you impressed?”. ..Memories include runnin’ with Sue; The Box and Brindle; Dunkin ' Doughnuts . . . Enjoys good music, jogging . . . Band with Mr. D. . .“Jazzman” . . . College ahead. Band, Stage Band. JEANNE AYLWARD Awol...“What a rush”. . You can’t always get what you want.” ...Remembers Land Ho!; Cape Cod 75; Allman Bros. ; Cooper in craz; good times with C.D.C.; Sky Rockets; all down the line... Enjoys art, swimming, horses, beaches, parties. ..Cat Stevens, “But I Might Die Tonight ... Chemistry; Mr. Glynn. ..College ahead. Powder Puff; Smoking Com- mittee 75. ALLAN BAKER Crash. . . Burn Out”. .. Remembers the driving with Pauline;... Melrose Rifle Team 75-76... Frampton... English with Mr. Conn. ..Construction mechanics in the future. DONNA M. BAKER ...“Wicked”. ..“Our love is growing so I don ' t mind watering it occasionally with a few tears” ...Times with R.L.; talking with L.B. ...Enjoys swimming, water skiing, going boating, driving, and spending money. ..“Tonight’s the Night”; Cat Stevens... English with Mr. Glynn. ..Future plans include work, marriage. KATHLEEN BALDASARO Kath... “Living, learning and loving is all part of growing up, something you can never avoid- enjoy”...Good times with L.D., B.M., K.M., K.B., J.A.; English with Mr. Cooper; year of 75 with Renette, guineas; the barn; Summer of 76 in N.H. with Jimmy. ..“I’ve Found Someone”, Ms. Carrabis plans include cross country tractor-trailer driver... husband and wife team. Powder Puff. KAREN BALFOUR ...“Drop dead”. ..Likes to party; Boz Scaggs. “What can I say’’... Mr. Glynn and Mr. Frontero... College ahead. LAURA BARBATO ...“You’re going to get it.”... Memories include concerts, parties and cruizin’ with the gang; 6 11 75; Autumn of 76; 735; The Sheep Fold; Drive-Ins; Boston, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith; “Show Me the Way” ...Future plans include college and travel. CHRISTINE BARRY Chris. ..“If all the hands that reached out could touch”... Remembers M.Q.; Growing up with A M. and L.B; 735; 7-4-76 with E; Hockey with A.Z.; Concerts. . .Spanish with Mr. Riccio...“You and I”; Yes... College ahead. French Club, Pal Club, Log Typing Staff. KEVIN T. BARRY Kev...“Be serious!”. ..Memories include The Hood; Weekends in N.H.; and R.I.; Summer 76; J.F.’s house; The Cape; New Years E ve 75; Jr. Prom. ..Enjoys tippin’ and cruisin ' ; Liftin’ at the ’Y’... Beatles, Chicago and Stevie Wonder. .. English with Mrs. May, Algebra with Jerry Ford. ..College ahead. JOHN BARTLETT John, Bart. ..Remembers train ride home from Alice Cooper; The Who, M.B.’s party at Gloucester; P.H.P.; Bowman’s ..Enjoys water skiing, going to concerts cruising in M.I.’s F Bird. ..Led Zeppelin. ..Earth Science with Mr. Morrison and Merchandising with Mr. Quinn... College work and success ahead. Football at St. Clement High 9 MARY K. BARTON Memories include Cape Cod, Rockport, Vermont, Germany and Austria, Summer of 76; Califor- nia sunrise at Nahant with friends, painting Enjoys x- country skiing, drawing and painting Stephen Stills and David Buskin Art School in the future. German Club. Honor Society. ,4l JOHN H. BASSETT Hound. .“Oh wow”. ..“Make the best out of the bad and just laugh it off”... Remembers looking for talent with S B.; cruisin ' in the Stang with B.S.; Mac ' s; Good times with C.S., D.F., C.O.; 4-24-76. .. Enjoys jamming with friends. ..“Maggie May” - Rod Stewart .Art with Squatty, English with Mr, Morse. . College ahead for art or music. JOHN C. BATTEN John “ozones “a cafa Supro- pio . Remembers E Science, summer of 76. Enjoys working at Cerre ' s. bowling. Could it be Magic. - Barry Manilow... English with Mr. Trubisz. SUSAN BEAN Sue. ..“I can’t believe this! You reall want to do this?”. ..“Those who bring Sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. . ..Remembers sum- mers in Vermont; listening to Floyd, Frampton, beaching with the girls; leaving Melrose; Flori- da, Maine with K . D. , G . H . , T. E. , breakfast with N.S.. ..Enjoys swimming... Col lege ahead. Powder Puff, Modern Dance, Pep Club. MARK BECKFORD DONNA M. BEHRLE Woody. .. I ' m tired”. .. Memories include Black Sabbath and Aerosmith Concerts; going to Rockport. ..likes to bike ride, water ski and play hockey... English with Mr. Cooper. . .Work in future. ...“No way !”... Remembers soph- omore year on gymnastics team ; summer of 75; Belgrade Lakes; Koinonia; Tufts; hanging around with D M., J.R., and C D. ..En- joys gymnastics, dancing, bowl- ing, water skiing. ..Eagles, Moody Blues - “Knights in White Satin” ...Business school ahead. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN BEKKENHUIS AUDREY BEMIS Bekky Remembers 360 ' s on Rte 95 with Holmes ; 12 hours to find Buck ' s cottage; cruisin ' with the cooler full in Holmes Wildcat J GeilsBand. Auto Shop with Mr Crupi, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Ward . D.E. with Mr Quinn Military in the future. Ambi...“Tell me about it”... Happiness is not something you experience; It’s something you remember.”. ..Memories include Mr. McLain’s Spanish class with J.K. ...Enjoys partying, being with M.C., poetry. . .“One of these Nights.” - Eagles. ..Ms. May... College hopefully ahead. THERESA MARIE BENNETT LAUREL A. BERG Terr Happiness is being deaf” remembers spending time with Jeff; Florida, likes to play sports Ms Johnston and Mr John Hughes Plans to work as a typist in the future Basketball II and Softball II Burger, Lauri, J.B ...“What can I say”. .. Remem bers The River; Maine summers 72-76; week- ends without; stepping lightly, crunching loudly, partying; Bow; cruz, friends and Bonney Eagle... History with Mr. Hughes. ..Future plans include nursing. Scholarship Fund Drive. ELLEN BERKLAND El. ..“No Way”... “Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit”... Remembers times with Al, W, J, M.G., and life with P., P. and G.G., T.M., 7-13-76 with C.L., J.P.S.!...Logology... Amherst... Enjoys concerts, biking and people. ..Tull, Palmer, and MacDowell... Latin with Mr. Reid and the scholars. ..Psyc with Mr. D... .College and travelling ahead. Log Layout Editor. ROBERT BERNABEI Bernie . Memories include Nahant with Michele; Cape, 36 sand dollar circle; 72 Volvo. . D.E. with Mr. Quinn Jeff Beck ..Future plans include College. Football at Medford High. JOHN BERNARD Bita... Remembers Cape Cod summer of 76; weekend at S.D. ; C.B.’s at Hesseltine; Tippen at four pines. ..Teenage Waste Land, The Who. ..Future plans include piloting. Scuba diving at Voc., Wrestling 4. CATHERINE BERSANI Cathy. ..“Don’t let it get you down, it’s only castles burning, so find someone who’s turning, and you will come around”., let’s just look back and laugh... Biology Club; Pep Club; Honor Society; Log Layout Staff. MICHAEL BERUBE Boob. ..“Definitely . ..“If you say so”. ..Remembers parties at C.S. and B.S. and J.C. and M.C.; summer of 75 in Maine; meeting someone in a weird experience; partying with J.C. and B.C.... likes to play baseball, hockey and football. ..“Same Old Song and Dance.” - Aerosmith.. .World Cultures with Mr. Hodgkins... Carpentry in college ahead. JAMES B. BIDGOOD ...Memories include the mornings before school at Paul ' s, the winter in the bomb; Jr. Prom weekend. ..Enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing, hanging out at the pond. ..Mr. Champi. SANDRA E. BERUBE Sandy. ..“Oh man”. ..“To give is the reason I live.”... Memories include parties at C.S. B. B.S. , J.C., and M.C.’s house; summer of 75, cruisin’ with EM. in Maine; Senior Prom of 75 with E. M. ; Mr. DeTeso’s Class with E.C. and J.W....“One of these Nights” - The Eagles.. English with Mr. Glynn. ..College ahead - possibly dentistry. Business assistant to Mr. Beshong. ELISE JOY BLASI Elise...“Whoa Babes . ..Remem- bers 7-17-76; April vacation 76; good and bad times with Tony; the talks and tears with Jo; Par-ties with Cerra’s; Time spent with C.F. and D M. ...“A Little Bit More.” - Dr. Hook. ..English with Mr. C.. .College and nursing ahead. French Club, Ski Club, Powder Puff. PETER JOSEPH BORGHETTI Borg. . .“What?”. . . Remembers summer of 76 at the Saugus YMCA.. .Likes to ski. . .“Round- about.” - Yes. ..English with Mr. Morse. ..Piloting ahead. Soccer 2,3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Basketball 2, Swimming 4, Aviation Club secretary 3, Newspaper 3,4 ; Sports Editor 4; Scholarship Committee. CHRISTOPHER JOHN BOUCHIE Boochee...“Coke adds life”.... “Honestly, I quit smokin’”... “More things have been achieved by war and courage then loving thy neighbor”. ..Remembers trip to Africa; Jr. Prom Party; Alton Bay; Long cold weekends in Brookline. ..Enjoys skiing, Party Team 1-4. .. Low spark of High Heeled Boys”. . .College and moving to Colorado to become a ski instructor ahead. 11 JOHN BOURGEOIS Scooter Enjoys reading. ..‘‘Don’t leave me now - Chicago... Language Arts with Ms. Moran... Work ahead. STEVEN BOURGEOIS Bourgie. . .“Oh wow, what a rush Memories include summers of 75 and 76; swimming in Ell Pond ...Likes volleyball and weightlift- ing. . Aerosmith - Last Child ... English with Mr. Cooper. . Wants to be a state trooper. Soccer 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE BOWDITCH Chris You moron. . . . Memories include German Exchange Program; Math with Flash; The June Bug; the Triumvirate... enjoys fantasizing. ..English with Mrs. Prescott. ..Fame and Fortune in future. Honor Society; Pal Club; German Club; Photo Club. AMY BOYD ...“Oh”. .. If is a very small word with a very big meaning ... Remembers 2-24-75; Thanks- giving875; Summer of 76. . good times with L.D., S.C., E.H., D.F., G.C., and T . Yes - Close to the Edge”. .. English with Mr. Cooper . ..College ahead. Log - Layout. JAMES C. BOYDEN MATTHEW BRICKLEY Jimmy Remembers New Year ' s Eve at S.C. ' s and English with Mr. Glynn. Future plans include college. Hockey 1 ,2,3, capt. 4 ... What page are we on”. ..Enjoy all sports. . World Cultures with Mr. Hodgkins. ..College ahead. Soccer 2,3. STEPHEN BRODEUR EDWARD F. BROPHY Battle of Hasting’s - 1066 ... Mind over matter - if you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter”... Remembers drive-ins and Molson ' s; smiles; 1-29-77... Enjoys homework, sleeping... Pre-Calculus . Mr. Morse... Future plans include MIT., then M.O.N.E.Y Honor Society; Chemistry Club. Ed. .. Remembers going to Melrose High School and living in the city of Melrose. ..Enjoys ice hockey, street hockey, skiing, photography, being a Red Cross volunteer. .. Merchandising and School Store with Mr. Quinn... Plans on being paramedic with fire department. Bloodmobile Club; daily announcements; school store. DONNA JEAN BROWINSKI Then give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you Remembers growing up with C.S.; family support Irises, Amherst bus rides: the laughing spell; same here to K F English with Miss Prescott. .“Rebel, Rebel. Bowie College ahead. Biology Club, Majorettes, Scholarship Fund Drive, Honor Society. Log Editor-in-Chief . ROBERT BROWN Brownie. .. Remembers Prudence Island; Great East Lake; Paul’s cottage; Occupational Planning with Mr Hughes . Enjoys Music, “Shelter From the Storm.”... Future plans include college. SUSAN F. BROWN Sue. ..‘‘I can’t hack this any more” ...“Grace au ciel qu ' on est vendre- di”... Remembers summer of 76; HP; cruisin’ in stoney’s Mobile; The van; Parties at DM’s, PS and LF; FM-Eagles. C Block Chem- istry. ..College ahead. Debate 1,2; Modern dance 2; Log; Scholarship Fund Drive; Biology Club 2, 4; Basketball manager 3; Powder Puff. PHILIP C. BRUNO Battling. . .“Serves you right to suffer, you ' re going to live a long time . ..Remembers times with C.S., 2-11-75. ..Enjoys partying, cruising, eating, being with Cathy. ..The Who. ..Gumby’s English 75-76. ..Work in future. THOMAS E. BRUSSARD ...Remembers waterskiing all over Lake Sunapee... Enjoys hanging out down at the Park, playing cards, Sunday Football games. ..Bad Company... Chemistry with Mrs. Gallagher... College ahead. Golf; Hockey. MICHELE BUCKLEY Buck. ..“Hi, how are ya?”... You never get a second chance to make a good first impression”... Memories include Bernie, Jr. Prom weekend, Summers in Falmouth, the lake “69”, Nahant, Gloucester, Cape Day. ..Enjoys cruising with C.F., T.R., L.S., J.K. in the Volvo, skiing in Vermont. ..J. Geils Band and Steely Dan. ..Business school ahead. RUSSELL BURGIO Byrd. ..“Skip the gutter, Break a leg!”. ..“Ace man lead guitar... Remembers Blue Oyster Cult and Boston with C.W., C.E., D.S., J.M., and R.B ...the rock and the C.B. ' s... December vacation...E and F block 2,4,6. .. Pastimes include tunes, skiing, skating, concerts, and C.B.’s. ..College ahead. Tennis. KEVIN BURKE Duke. ..“Shut up . ..“Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.”. ..Remembers R.l. weekend Oct. 30 76, Florida... Rock’n me Baby, Steven Miller... English with Mrs. May. ..Future plans may include college. TODD A. BURNE DANA BURNS Todd. ..“Pit-Stop”. ..“This is a class for the scholars”... remembers the lunch table; 11-10-76; Ch.F. ; Melrose vs. Danvers. ..Enjoys swimming for whit. ..Frampton... English with Mr. Conn. . .College ahead. Student Congress 3,4; French Club 2,3; Swimming 3,4; Volleyball. ...Remembers reefin ' at the Purple Door. ..Enjoys music, stereo, and tapes. ..Train Kept a Rollin, Aerosmith...Data Processing with Mr. Humphreys ...Future plans include computer science at WPI, partying. Band, Spanish Club, Jazz Rock Ensemble. DEAN ALEXANDER BURRELL Deano... “Terrible”... “Who’s on first?”. ..Memories include summers of 75, 76, High School Musicals, Oslo-74, 75-8 26 with K.C., 76 with T.M. fourth of July.. .Enjoys hockey, golf, tennis, singing and females. ..I Write the Songs, Barry Manilow ...College and orthodontics ahead. Hockey 1,2,3; Stage manager “Oliver,” “Fiddler, “Oklahoma.” PATRICIA A. BUSBY Buzz. ..“Only kidding”... Remembers summer of 76 with B.F.; parties with Cerra’s gang; good times in N.H... Enjoys parties, sports and listening to good music. ..You see me Cryin, Aerosmith... Psychology with Mr. Allen. ..work in future. JULIE BUTT Juts Bologna Sauce . .. ' ' Well I’ve been afraid of changing, ' cause I ' ve built my life around you. but time makes you bolder, even children get older and I ' m gettin older too. Remembers good times in Produce at Cerra ' s; The ' Cuda Cape with Maria; 9-14-75. F B with C.S.. . Psychology with Mr. Driscoll, Merchandising with Mr. Quinn... College, Travel ahead. ANTHONY JOSEPH CAGGIANO Cagg...‘‘This is true”. .. Ask me no questions and I’ll tell you no lies . ..Memories include Jr. Prom; the rock; baseball banquet; the door; the lunch table . U S. History with Mr. Connolly. ..Enjoys Golf. ..Future plans include College. Baseball 1,2,3, capt. 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Vice President National Honor Society. WILLIAM SCOTT CAIN Duke What ' s happening? ... Remembers Chicago concert; Cerra ' s U S History with Mr. Hughes. . “Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton. . Enjoys hockey, drums. .. Future includes work, College. FRANCIS CALLAHAN JOHN CALLAHAN NANCY E. CALLAHAN . . Memories include working at J.M. with D.R.; boating with L.L. . . . Enjoys tennis, watching Red Sox . . . America ... Dr. Rockwood . . . College ahead. Track 2; G.A.A.; French Club; Log Subscription Staff; Powder Puff. DIANE CAMPBELL Di. Remembers Little Sebago Lake; The Nacho 7; The Night Sebago Died; football games; rallies; brunches; twirling; Maine; Florida; Brazil; S.A.. . Enjoys water skiing, sailing, sewing, camping. Daniel - E.J. Biology with Mr. Schott ... Future plans include college. Pep Club. Scholarship Fund Drive, Majorettes. Honor Society. JULIE K. CAMPBELL Jewel. .. Too Much!”; The true joy in life is the being, needed, or used for a purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one.” To always be a friend; M.E.C. and my Great Escapes.”. .. Strange and Wonderful”; “The Odd Squad”; Sr. Prom 76; Amherst; Logology; Jr. Prom. The good friends: Marth, Barb, and Joanna. Log Literary Editor; Student Congress; Tennis Team; etc! RICHARD PAUL CAMPBELL Rich Remembers J.P. with M.T.; Pecci ' s; camping on the beach; up the lake with J.H., Y F Retreats Enjoys Camping, partying on at the Drive-In. . “Stairway to Heaven . ..English with Mr Conn College ahead. EDWARD CAMUSO TJ . . . “Be Real” . . . Memories include at the rock-port; good times with clan; cuf and anitch . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Mr. Dodge . . . College ahead. Hockey 1 . PHILIP CANADA Phil. ..Remembers rock concerts at the Music Hall. ..Enjoys motor- cycles, tennis, camping. ..Free- way Jam, Jeff Beck. ..Electricity with Mr. Tice. ..being an appren- tice electrician in the future. JOSEPH MARK CANOVA Joe ..Remembers English with Mr. Champi. BETTY CANTIN PAT F. CAPALDO ...“Catchem’ later”. ..“Party on”... Fondly remembers partying with D.V., summer of 76, E.L.O.... Miss Blanchard. ..Plans include marriage and moving to Cali- fornia. ...“What’s up?”. ..“Where’s the party?”. .. Memories include great times with C.F. and P.M. ; Shows over Mort’s... Enjoys working on cars. ..Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant ...Mr. Hughes. . plans to attend a 2 yr. Auto school. CHERYL A. CAPONE AI...“You come to realize how much you love things once they are gone”... “Out”... J.P.S. ! ... Good times with E.B., W.A., J.C., and M.G.R... .English with Mr. Cooper. ..Remember E.R.-5 yrs., Eastie and T.R... .College ahead. Auto Club, Italian Club, Powder Puff, Log Staff. LARRY CAPUANO Cappy...” You’re lost”... memories include summer of 75, 76 with K.M., The Hood. ..Hobbies include waterskiing, partying... Cat Stevens. ..College. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Football 2,3. LAWRENCE J. CARGILL ...remembers D.C.I. Nationwide ...Enjoys Drum Corps. ..Led Zeppelin. ..Mr. D.’s history. ..Car- pentry ahead. STEVEN CARPINELLA Carpy . . . Remembers G. Block Study, Summers in York Beach . . . Aerosmith . . . Enjoys tennis, swimming . . . plans for college. Bio. Club; Scholarship Fund. CHERYL MARIE CARR Chez. ..“The error of the past is the wisdom and success of the future”. ..fondly remembers the summer of 75, Maine with J.N.... Enjoys skiing, biking, tennis... college. Honor Society; Bio. Club; Spanish Club; Log Staff; Modern Dance; Basketball; G.A. A. ; Powder Puff. DAVID CARR Dave . . . “Unbelievable” . . . Remembers camping in White Mountains . . . Moody Blues . . . Mr. Conn’s English . . . Enjoys camping . . . College ahead. Cross Country 1; Soccer 2; Baseball 2,3,4 ; Swimming 3,4. 15 ROY E. CARR Uncle Gumby ' s G. Block... Loves Highway Star, Deep Purple Partying. SUSAN CARROLL ...“I don’t know”. ..Remembers New Years 75, 76, Canada 76, D M. and P.G....J. Geils....More school, more school, more work. WADE J. CARUSO Weebar. .‘‘A I right ...“What ' s going on” . Remembers partying down the Roosy. .. Mother Goose, Jethro Tull. ..English with Mr. Conn. ..College ahead. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Football 1 . BRAD CATALDO ...Remembers snowball fight in Mrs. Biggs class. ..Mr. Grant’s math class. .. Plans to major in geology. Student Congress and Honor Society SUSAN J. CATHCART Cathead. ..“No matter where I’m going I’ll always remember where I’ve been.”. .. It matters”. ..Fondly remembers Shawtown 76, New Years Eve 75, 76, Conant 6-25-76 Good times with Good friends; ...History with Mr. DeTeso... Enjoys camping, waterskiing... Future plans include college. Field Hockey 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Powder Puff; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Scholarship Drive. LISA CECCHERINI Check... Alright”. ..F.H. and B.B. 76. .. Busrides. . .Cabin 16. ..Kiss ...Enjoys spods, padies and eating. ..Aerosmith’s, Dream On ...Remembers French with Mrs. D... .College ahead. G.A.A.; Senior Class Repre- sentative; Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 ; Track 3,4. ERIC CEFALO EILEEN CERRETANI Cef...‘Tm outa here”. .. Remem- bers The Great Escape, M.D.C., the quarries Zombia Wolf by Frank Zappa . Plans include college. . . Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2. Cerra...”Hey Babe”. ..“In life it’s not regret over what you have done but what you have not done”. .. Memories of Dick... 7-22-76. . .Kool and the Gang... Cosmetology and marriage in future. VICTORIA CERULLE Vicki. .. As sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity” Fondly remembers Mr Gordon ' s Class, N.H... Enjoys tennis and friends. .. Precious and Few” Future plans include college Spanish Club 2,3,4, Tennis 3; G A A 2,3,4 Honor Society. VICTOR CERULLI Vic. ..“Where there’s a will, there ' s a way ...Nahant, Break- heart. ..Summers of 74-76. ..Bay City Rollers, Saturday Night... College Ahead. Track; Distributive Ed. JUNE G. CHAMPOUX Bug. .. Help me do this”. ..“Huh” ...“Only that day dawns to which we are awake... Remembers France with C.T., J.P.S.!... party for J.S. and M’s with nuts, toots. ..Peter Frampton... English with Mr. Trubisz... Enjoys skiing and partying. ..Future plans include college and travelling. . . Pep Club; Modern Dance; French Club; Drama Club. MARGARET A. CHENEY Peggy. .. See how you are”. “One isn’t old until regrets take the place of dreams”. ...Summers of 75, 76. ..Junior Prom... Remembers all the good times with Kathy. ..Loves dancing and art work. . Song to a Seagull, Joni Mitchell.. Art school in future. President, Modern Dance. DONNA CHIPMAN . . . “Catcha Later . . . Fondly remembers Saturday Night and Summer of 76 . . . Likes to listen to music . . . Enjoyed Mr. Robert’s class . . . Color My World, Chicago . . . Business school ahead. Business Club. FRED CHIUVE Snitch. ..“Doin’’. ..Great time at Stones 75. .. Remembers History with Mr. Hughes. ..Future plans include college. Football. VALERIE LYNNE CHRISAFIDES Val...”You kill me . ..‘‘The fondest memories stay with you always”. ..Remembers Florida 76, cheering, the Crayola’s, McDonalds, Jr. and Sr. Proms 76. ..Merchandising with Mr. Qu inn... Col lege ahead. Cheerleading 3; Log Staff; French Club; Scolarship Drive; G.A.A.; Powder Puff. PATRICIA ANN CHRISTENSEN Tricia. . .“Could be tense”... “Never underestimate the power of a woman”. ..Fondly recalls B.M., Summer of 76, Suncook Lake, Crayolas... Enjoys working at McDonalds, waterskiing... College ahead. Field Hockey; Basketball; Track; Italian Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Honor Society ; Powder Puff. ELAINE CINCOTTA Laine...“l don’t know . ..“To live is to be happy”. ..Fondiy remembers 9th grade with the guys, Ben, Shorthand with T.C. and D.F... Enjoys bike riding, swimming, horseback riding... Remembers History with Mr. DeTeso... Plans include work. Student Congress; Student Activities; Working for Mr. LaRosa. AILEEN L. CLANCY Clance . . . “Wicked good” . . . Fondest memories include party- ing with friends, Nazareth, M.W.H., July 5th, 76 at Cuanapowet . . Word on a Wing-David Bowie . . . Enjoyed History with Miss Donovan . . . College ahead. Powder Puff; Log Staff. SUSAN B. CLARK Sue. ..Fondly remembers Little Sebago with P.J., P.C., and B B., Paris, 8-10-76-J.W... Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Beach Boys. ..Enjoys explorers, tennis, skiing, sewing ...College ahead. French Club; Spanish Club; Student Congress; Honor Society. GAYLE M. CLIFFORD ...“Do not follow where the path may lead. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail”.... Memories include summers in Ashland, N.H., good times with S.C., E.H., L.D., D.F., A.B ... Remembers Mr. DeTeso’s class, enjoys camping, swimming, skiing . . Basketball; Track; Honor Society; Pep Club; Log Staff. 17 PATRICE CLUNAN Happy are (hose who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true’’... Remembers Jay Peak...Kenne- bur.k, summer 75 .parties down 0 M ' s. summe r o ( 76. ..the view .Nahant parties at K.E.’s... Bob Dylan Enjoys tennis, skiing college ahead. Field hockey; Pep Club; G.A A , Ski Club; Log Staff. MAUREEN ANN COBB Moe. . Remembers good times with B.M., S.C., D M., J.C., P.S., PB Peter Frampton. ..Enjoys skiing, partying, and going to hockey games. . .College in the future. CINDY COBURN Cobbize . . . Bummed Out” . . . Variety is the spice of life” . . . Remembers N.C., N.H. with M.D.. J.K., B.H. being with Danny . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Enjoys English with Mr. Champi . . Future plans include work. CATHY J. COHOLAN ...Fondly remembers summers down the Cape, Elmhurst, J.C., V.P., L.M., good times with A. N., B N., R.C.. Last Day of May- Blue Oyster Cult. ..Enjoys Psychology with Mr. Driscoll... Spends spare time swimming, skiing. ..College ahead. Swim Team. PHYLLIS MARIE COLARUSSO ..“Who’s going to buy?”... Remembers Diamond Dogs Concert, partying with D.H., talking with A.G., cruising with Clance, C.B.’s down Hesseltine, times with P.N... .Rebel, Rebel- David Bowie. ..Mr. Grant’s class ...Enjoys partying... Tennis Team; Log Staff; Biology Club; Ski Club; Powder Puff. SCOTT F. COLBORNE ... Not even”. ..Fondly remem- bers. ..Kancamangus, hockey, summer of 75 good times with Pomps, Slip, Wilba, and Kel. .. Do You Feel Like We Do, Peter Frampton. ..English with Mr. Glynn. ..Enjoys cruisin’ with Johnnies and the Guys. ..College ahead. Hockey; Soccer; Baseball; Scholarship Fund. DAVID COLLINS WILLIAM COLLINS Barney. .. No Way”. ..Remembers partying with MB. and J.C., summer of 76. . . Aerosmith. . G Block English with Mr. Cooper... Enjoys working on cars. ..Auto school in future. JOSEPH E. COLWELL Joe T doubt it Things aren’t always what they seem ' Boston Remembers Psychology with Mr Driscoll Enjoys golf, poker at M and W... Future plans include college. Golf LINDA CONNELL Der...”Be serious . ..Remembers good times with John, 12-2-74, partying with good friends... Still the One, Orleans. .. Enjoyed typing with Mrs. Macione... Pastimes include tennis, bowling, softball. ..Future includes school. JOHN J. CONNOLLY Jack . . . “No Way” . . . Remembers Maine, Summer of 73, Jr. Prom . . . Enjoyed history with Mr. DeTeso . . . Likes watching 3-Stoogers and sleep- ing . . . Plans on learning a trade. Football. MAUREEN J CONNOLLY ...“Smile it doesn’t hurt”... Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Fondly remembers good times with C.F., E.K., T.M , walks at Redrock... Enjoyed Occupational Planning with Mr. Hughes. . .college ahead. German Club. DOUGLAS M. COOK Cookie. ..“This is true”. ..“I can relate to that”. ..Remembers Jr. Prom with J.C....Good times in Mr. Hodgkins class. ..Stairway to Heaven. . . Beatles. . . Enjoys tennis, bowling. ..College in future. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Honor Society; Log Staff; Scholarship Drive. MICHAEL COOKE Cookie . . . Remembers boxing Wilbur in the gym . . . Aerosmith, Kiss . . . Enjoyed Mr. Glynn’s class . . . pastimes include working on cars . . U.S.M.C. in future. KATHERINE E. COOMBES Kathy. ..“I love you too”. ..“To love is to be loved”. ..“Tears are a true expression of one’s emotions and are not to be ashamed of”... Remembers Mr. Hand ' s and Mr. Conn’s classes... If You Leave Me Now, Chicago... Enjoys being with friends, music, being with Ron. ..office job and N.H. ahead. Italian Club. PAULA J. COPP . . . “No Way” . . . “Know Thyself” . . . Remembers summer of 76 with S.C., and P.J. at L.S. lake, 2 and 2, one shoe on one shoe off, good times with P.J., S.C., V.C., D.C. . . . Desperado-Eagles . . . Enjoys explorers, drawing, reading, swimming . . . Plans include college. French Club; Log Staff; Honor Society; Tri-Hi-Y; Scholarship Drive. JOSEPH CORBETT MARY ANNE CORRIGAN Orbit . . . “Later” . . . “Negative on that” . . . Fondly remembers Power Company, the Corner, Surfin, Tino s . . . Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin . . . Enjoyed World Cultures with Mr. Hodgkins . . . College ahead. Winter Track; Football; Cross- country; Ski Club. ...“Really”. ..“Why is there never enough time to do it right, but always enough time to do it over?”. .. Remembers Lebanon Park, working at Finast with C.S., good times with B.C., best times with G.S....Enjoyed Spanish with Mr. Riccio . Day in a Life-Beatles Plans include nursing... Honor Society. JANICE MARIE CORSO Little Bit. ..“Time will tell”... “Only the beginning”. ..Fondly remembers Maine, Bermuda with Elaine, the Staff Club, good times with Peter 5-21-76, New Years Eve 75, 76. .. Beginnings, Chicago. ..Enjoys spending time with good friends. ..Future plans include working with children. MARK CORSO ...“How many more times”... Remembers 5-21-75, Cape Cod with the kids, 6G-788, New Years Eve 76... English with Mr. Cooper . Pastimes include spending time with Terry and friends... Dazed and Confused, Led Zeppelin Entering the service 19 BRUCE A CORSON. JR. Don ' t put off till tomorrow what you can ' t put over today ... Recalls 7-4-76 with C D . Lincoln D ' eam On. Aerosmith... Enjoyed Mr. Gumbleton ' s class.. HoDb ' es include camping and fishing Future includes the Service DAVID COURAGE Paws . Remembers skip days, weekends Enjoyed woodshop. . . Plans to go to work. SUE ANN CRAW Rolls Garbage You cannot live without dying. You cannot love without leaving .. Do Ya- ELO... Remembers Math with Mr. Gavin. Enjoys being with M.P., parties, and concerts... Future plans include college. WILLIAM CSICSEK Cheeh Not Even ' Oh Yeah” Remembers R A.K , Freeway, 65 chevy, Summer of ' 76 with Wilbus and the gang. ..Take It Easy Eagles. Enjoyed English with Mr, Cooper. Pastimes include cruisin ' around, McDonalds, Jamming with Wilbus, Jack, Tino. . .College ahead DEC A MICHAEL G. CURTIN Mike. ..will always remember Germany, the Doobies, good times with J G , P F B G , and M S Enjoyed Calculus with Dr Rockwood Pastimes include jammin with the band, tennis ... Future plans include B C. Honor Society; Biology Club; Log Staff. Student Congress; Tennis Team, German Club CATHERINE COUGHLIN Cathy. ..‘‘I know, I know . .. A day is wasted without laughter”... Remembers brunches, games, rallies, mutual mishaps with D.H. ...1-31-76. ..’75 Beach Boys, Chicago. ..Soccer, basketball, hockey, track with Mac. .. English with Mr Morse. ..New Hampshire ...elf . If You Leave Me Now, Chicago. Majorettes, Scholarship Drive, Pep Club, Pal Club, G.A.A., Biology Club. LAURA CRANFORD . . . Smile, Jesus loves you . . . Fondest memories include Marty, 9-19, N.H. 3-10, 7-13, Youth Group, the Family, Rainbow, the Line, T.C. and L.C. Physics was favorite class . . . Work and marriage in future. Pep Club; Glee Club; R.A.A.; Rainbow. BRYAN E. CRUZ Cruz Control . . . Really” . . . Remembers The Park, Summers down the Cape, English with Mr. Gumbleton, Music, parties, trip in the rebels . . . Lou Reed, Led Zeppelin . . . Future plans include Wentworth. MICHAEL CURRAN WILLIAM CUSATO Cooz. “What ' s up? . ..Remem- bers partying with friends and working. . Women of the World... Aerosmith. Mrs. Gallagher. Football 1 ,2,3; Wrestling 1 ,3. MARY A. DALE ...“Alright”. ..“To each his own” ...Summer of 75, 76. .. Hockey games. ..Looking with D.L.R.... Had a good time in Mr. Gavin’s geometry class. ..Knights in White Satin— Moody Blues... Hobbies include sports and parties. ..Future plans include college. Soccer; Powder Puff. JANICE A. DALEY .Enjoys ice skating, swimming, reading. ..Plans to be a secretary LAWRENCE D’AMATO Larry. ..“Hey, Smile!”. ..“I live in the present, but thrive for the future”. ..Fondly remembers tapestry with S.S., being with someone who cares. ..You Got a Friend, Carol King. ..Loved Italian with Mrs. Nuzzo... Spends time with underwater adventures and dancing. ..Has hopes in Agriculture. Italian Club. MARK D ' AMBROSIO Bro.. .“Later”. “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one your with”. ..Remembers C.B.’s down the park, cruisin’ in the Molly. ..The Stones. ..Enjoyed Merchandising with Mr. Quinn... Sunday Football, tunes. ..Future plans include college and work. LORNA D’AMICO . . . “Oh my God” . . . Remembers summer of 73 with C.E., Jay Peak, Foxboro 76 . . . Enjoyed Algebra with Mr. Ford . . . Boz Scaggs . . . Likes camping, mountain climbing, dancing, partying . . . Future plans include college. Scholarship Drive; Ski Club; Pep Club; Mountain Climbing Club; Student Congress; Modern Dance; Spanish Club; Honor Society ; Italian Club. SUSAN DANNBAUER Sue. ..“That’s life, wanna argue?” ...“You go your way and I’ll go mine and if by chance we meet, it will be beautiful. ’’...Fondly remembers summer 76, 3-26-76 ...Color My World, Chicago... Likes waterskiing, sailing... College in future. Powder Puff. JOANNE DAVIDSON Jo-Day . . . “Really” . . . One never finds life worth living, one has to make it worth living” . . . Remembers Agunquit, good times with P.P., 1-31-76, summer of 76 . . . Old Days - Chicago . . . Enjoyed Algebra with Mr. McIntyre . . . Likes horseback riding, skating, swimming . . . College ahead. Girls Swim Team, Captain. DONNA JEAN DAVIS Bush . . . “Love the feeling is to big for the word.” . . . Memories of 10-18-75 with Paul, Private joke with L.T., parties at Brandeis, Summers of 75 and 76 . . . Us and Them - Pink Floyd . . . Enjoyed Spanish with Mr. Riccio . . . College and skydiving in the future. Powder Puff; D.E.C.A.; Soft- ball. KATHLEEN A. DAVIS Kathy . . . “Can you handle it?” . . . “Being happy is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy” . . . Fondest memories include sunny afternoons with Gus . . . Lying Eyes - Eagles . . . Travel to freedom . . . Spanish Club. STEPHANIE E. DAVIS Steph . . . “Really?” . . . “Live your life to the fullest, there’s only one time around . . . Remembers New Hampshire, Bowman’s, Proms of 76 with F.T. . . . Wild World - Cat Stevens . . . English with Mr. Glynn . . . Hobbies include skidooing. skating, tennis . . . College ahead. Powder Puff; Pep Club. 21 5 9 CYNTHIA DAWSON Cir Really? ' Today is the first cay of the rest of your ife Fondly remembers OR. with Grover, Hopes with D t., Tennis with V C , laughing with P.J Jesse-Janis Ian Enjoyed English with Mr. Morse. ..Likes guitar, dancing, B Y.F. with R W. and K £ College in the future. Modern Dance; Honor Society, Fiddler on the Roof; G.A A : Oklahoma; Explorers. TERESA DEBENEDICTIS Therese . . . Right ... I don ' t believe I did that” . . . Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words” . . . Remembers Jr. Prom, Italy, summer of 76 . . . Do You Feel Like We Do, Peter Frampton . . . Partying up Mac’s . . . College in future. Powder Puff; Honor Society; Log Staff. ROBERT A. DECONINCK, JR. Bob Without pain, there is no gain .. Remembers Acton 76, Colorado Outward Bound, Swimming with Mr. Grant, leaders school Enjoys the Y”, swimming and teaching swimming. Swim Team, Captain 4 FRANK DEFAZIO ...Auto Shop with Mr. Crupi... Work ahead. ELIZABETH A. DELANI Betty Same difference ..“And think not you can guide the course of love, for love is it finds you worthy, shall guide your course Memories of N.H, with N.M., 4-15-76, N.M and L.L., walks with M.C., 6 years of French, dioloques and sililoques Likes to cook, canoe and swim nursing school ahead. French Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3.4 KATHRYN DELGENIO ...”l don’t know . ..Remembers summers in Maine and cruising with the gang. ... Psychology with Mr. Allen. . .School ahead. Softball. MARK DELLAPASQUA Della Fondest memories of summer of 76, the black road, and parties at L D.’s.. Enjoys skiing skating and cruising... Pink Floyd Italian. Mr. Glynn College ahead. Hockey 1 ,2, ; Italian 1 ,3 LISA ANN DELLORFANO Della! . . . No Way!” . . . Remembers rides with D.F., S.R., J.T., and A.D., parties with Hood kids, especially with L.T., D.D., J.D., L.D., good times with L.D., fun with J.A., C.R., M L., P.C., D.S., A.C. . . . Ted Nugent . . . Queen of the Forest . . . Stranglehold . . . G Block with R.H. . . . Miss Norwood . . . Nursing or dance ahead. Cheering 2,3; Log Staff. JOANNE DELMASTRO Jo . If I can keep with this moment, I can know you as you are, and if I can silence the noise within me I can hear past your words to your meaning.” ... Remembers the Hood, Maine, N.H , Cape Cod, cruising with L T J Geils and Brandice Led Zeppelin. English, Mrs. May.. College ahead Powder Puff. BARBARA DENNEN Barb. ..“damn”. .. Think posi- tive!”. ..Always remembers short- cut to Malden through Revere, Prince, League meet--Mr. Grant, Liz, summers of 75, 76 and the bog in 75 . Enjoys painting, partying and bikeriding.. Barbara Streisand Widescreen. . Biology Mr Schott. ..College and sky- diving ahead. Swim Team 2,3,4; Aviation Club 3,4 STEVEN DENNING Denbags...‘TII eat it . ..Remem- bers lousy times at Bob’s cellar, The Brick Wall”, Plum Island and Reef Rock Road. Soccer2,3,4; Ski Club. CHERYL ANNE DEROCCO Cheryl. ..“Calm down”. .. Time flies, sun rises, and shadows fall, let time go by, love is forever overall’’.. Remembers White Mountains 9-26-75, J.R., D.B., summer ’76 and Eagles concert. . . Enjoys movies, window shopping shopping and bikeriding. ..Eagles ...Best of My Love. ..Occupa- tional Planning. ..Mr. Hughes... Hairdressing ahead. DONNA DESANTIS ...“What day is it?”. ..Fondest memories of Phil, Senior Prom 76 Maine, J.H., A.H., D.A., D M., Aerosmith concert. ..Likes parties, movies, swimming and hairdressing. ..Rod Stewart... Tonight’s the Night. .. Hair- dressing and Travel ahead. THOMAS DESTEFANO BERNARD E. DEVLIN Bernie...“l don’t know”. ..“Hap- piness is Friday nights”. ..Good times with P.C. and Friday night parties remembered. . Aerosmith ...Sick as a Dog. ..Electricity... Mr. Tice. . .College ahead. WILLIAM DEYOUNG Bill. . Crosscountry League Champs and good times with good friends. ..Electricity. ..Mr. Tice. Crosscountry; Winter and Spring Track. JOYCE DICICCO ...“I want to go watch my soap operas”. ..“How ya doing?”... Remembers good times with Johnny 9-10-75, and partying with M.F. and L.V... Enjoys con- certs and clubing... Barbara Streisand, The Way We Were... Future holds work. DIANA DIFRANZA ...“I don ' t care!”. ..“Quite”... “People is all everything is, all it has ever been, all it can ever be.”. .. Remembers the car, summer of 76, H.P., Fleetwood Mac and Eagles concert... Parties .. .Supertramp. ..C Block... LISA J. DIMAURO Dim. ..“Does anyone have any gum?”. ..“Believe only what you see and half of what you hear”... Remembers B.H., Sr. Prom. 76, Jr. Prom and Gloucester... 6-20-75. Hood, Pink Floyd, and good talks with L.D....Cat Stevens.. Father and Son... College. Powder Puff. DAVID DIX Dixie . . . How about that” . . . “To thine own self be true” . . . Remembers veg’n with Chris and John and C C. Biggs . . . sleeping and reading . . Johnny Winters . . . Summer Rain . . . Future holds the Navy. 23 CHERYL DOTOLI RONALD DOLAN Ren That that is is. That that is not is not? Is not that it? It is. Weekends at the beach, J H. eighteenth birthday, drive- ins and camping. Likes to read, reiax and eat. College bound Chemistry Club, Football and Softball Manager. Powder Puff. JEFFERY DOWNES Daffy. .. Unbelievable . . And I guess I just don ' t know”... Fondest memories of the Celtics, the Who concerts, up the hill, and the July fourth weekend... fishing, sleeping, and the park... Led Zeppelin. ..In Time of My Dying. Graphic Arts ahead. LORRAINE DOWNEY PAMELA J. DOWNEY PAUL DOWNEY Pam . Let me out . .. One of these days is none of these days . ..Fondest memories watching L.S chase E.K., swim- ming for Mr Grant, Prince-Spring ' 75. Aerosmith and Bowie con- certs Favorite classes English, Mr Cooper and math, Mr. Grant Sweet Emotion, Aerosmith. Swimming 2,3,4; Pep Club; Scholarship Fund Can I have the car tonight?”... Remembers summers at Hull... Enjoys skiing and camping.. Aerosmith. ..Law School ahead. Debate Club, Imprint. JOHN DRISCOLL STEVEN G. DRISCOLL Jack Sure ' Frost is hardly on the pumpkins yet Remem- bers close call with T.G.; Acton 76 Electra 225; Ch F pastimes include swimming at unusual hours, the Y” and sleeping in Spanish Latin with the brains... Mr Reid College ahead. Swimming 1 .2,3,4 Steve... O.K.”... Remembers summer of 76. ..Enjoys cars and partying. ..“Color My World”... Math. ..Mr. Humphery’s. . .Auto- motives ahead. Auto 2,3. LISA M. DULONG CHRISTOPHER DURNEY Dooley . . . Wicked good!” ... “I speak the truth, not so much as I would, but as much as I dare, and I dare a little the more, as I grow old . . . Remembers 10-25-74; Gary; summers of ' 75 and 76; Chicago concert . . Enjoys swimming, skiing and going out with Gary . English . . Mr. Glynn . . . college and nursing ahead Pep Club 1 . Powder Puff Chris .. Going to the Mount?”... Remembers good times with L M Enjoys C.B.’s down the school yard. . College ahead. Powder Puff, Coach 1 BEVERLY JEAN DYMENT Bev . . . Excellent” . . . Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” . . . Remembers summer of 76, Hampton Beach, W.C. . . . Jefferson Starship . . . Miracles . . . Bookkeeping . . . Miss Nelson . . . Business ahead. JAMES EBERT Jimmy. ..“Going to the mount? ...Remembers party at the marsh ...Enjoys cars.. .Auto, Mr. Crupi. STEPHEN R. EDDY Steady. ..“No way”. ..“I’ll get you!”. ..Remembers parties, surfing, and The Corner. ..Enjoys running and movies. ..“Round- about ... English... col lege ahead. Winter Track 4; Spring Track 4. DONNA MARIE EMERY Don. . “What?”. ..“You think your so funny”. ..Remembers C and Xmas, Rainbow ball, Latin, Tom C. and Summer 76. ..Enjoys Rainbow and Kappa. ..Color my World. ..college and marriage ahead. French Club 2,3,4; G. A A 1; Italian Club 3; Tennis Team 3; Honor Society 4. TRACIE LYNN EMERY KIRK EVELETH ‘ML. . Really. ..I know where I am” ...“Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday”... remembers summers of 75 and 76, cruisin’ with G.H., S.B., N.S., and K.D. and partying with Ziggy and M.J....Ms. Moran... Dental Hygiene ahead. ...“If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they belong. Now put foundations under them”.... Remembers summer of 76, K’bunk, football games, parties at Max ' s”; t he best of friends... Landslide. ..History, Mr. Burr... College ahead. Debate 1,2,3; (sec.); 4 (Pres.); G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y ; Log Staff; Honor Society. ANTHONY FARESE Tony. ..Remembers 18 snowball fights with teachers... Sweet Jane ...Occupational Planning. ..Mr Hughes. ..Air Force ahead. Football (9). JOHN P. FARRELL Jay . . . Junior English ... Mr. Champi . . . Enjoys sports . . . college ahead. Baseball. STEVEN FARRELL KATHLEEN FAY Faz...“l’m cooked”. ..“I’m there” ...Remembers the Cape with P.N., J. Tull concert, Scarrys and the ride to Glouchester... Enjoys drivin’ the Falcon. .. J. Tull. ..G Block English. ..Mr. Cooper... Future includes work. Football 1,2,3%. Kathy . . . “Bummed out” . . . Remembers partying with C.N. and K.H., concerts and summer school . . . Enjoys music and going to N.H. . . Seagull . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young . . . Office Sim. . . . Future holds college. 25 DAVID FEELEY Feels Remembers Kangaman- gus and beach Enjoys volleyball Algebra II. ..Mr. Grant. ..college ahead. Football; Basketball; Track. DEBORAH FIELD Remembers K. port Maine, Foxboro 76, Hockey down the Cape, the park, 4-11-75, and good times at L.D.’s...Let It Rain. ..Eric Clapton. ..college ahead. Field Hockey 2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Club; Powder Puff. COLLEEN FITZGERALD Fitzy . . . Right . .. Once is not enough ' 1 Remembers Glouches- ter, March, summer of 76 and Falmouth Enjoys parting, the Volvo and Public Invited. ..Shilo Aerosmith... Occupational Planning. Mr. Hughs. ..NYE 1999 in the future. THERESA J. FITZGERALD Terry. ..“No way”... I look at you and know me better, for much of what I am is made of you”... Remembers time spent with Mark C., summer of 75 5-21-76, and the summer of 76. ..Enjoys movies with Mark. ..English Ms. May. . .college and traveling ahead. PATRICIA LEE FLANAGAN Patty. . Really”. ..“If I can tell you what I heard you say, I am checking with the only one who knows . Remembers chemistry labs, 2-26-75, Elmhurst and weekends. . Enjoys camping, the beach and partying. ..college and travel ahead Swim Team; Modern Dance; Pep Club; Powder Puff. PAUL FLANAGAN ...“Get ripped . ..Remembers Kangamangus, summer 75, Sunday in N.H. and Doobies... Enjoys hiking and jammin’. . .One Way Out. ..Allman Brothers... English, Mr. Champi . .journalism ahead. Music Club, Camping and Mountaineering Club. JOY FLETCHER Joe. ..“No way”. .. The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever”. .. Remembers the mini park, parties, drive-in’s, Johnny and Salisbury. .. Enjoys twisties and frosties English, Mr. Gumbleton.. Travel ahead. MATTHEW FLYNN Flinstone...“lf there’s a will, I got the way”. ..Remembers Junior Prom weekend, Jay Peak 75, Tuesday nights and weekends at camp. ..Enjoys skiing and partying . Beatles... English, Mr. Glynn... col lege ahead. Football 1 ; Soccer 2. MICHELE A. FOLEY BESSIE FONDULIS ...”l don ' t care’ ...Remembers Rocky 10-25-74 Enjoys partying with IV. and J.D., the camp and Mach 1, Con’s XLH... You Ain’t Seem Nothing Yet... Future holds work Flakey Chick. ..“I swear it!”... remembers Wareham, Lake Shores 75 and good times with Cerra’s kids. ..Enjoys the guitar... I got the Music in Me. . Aerosmith English. .. Mr. Conn. ..Plans to further education. TERESA FORD ...“Why not”. ..Remembers E.J. concert; 7-4-76; Amherst; summer of 76 ; talking with Steve ...Enjoys the 3 Stooges, art and music... “Stairway to Heaven”-- Led Zeppelin. ..English, Mr. Morse. Log Co-Editor, Layout; German Club; Ski Club. DEBRA G. FOSKITT Debbie... Excel lent”... Remem- bers 4-11-76; good times with Marc; summer of 76. ..Enjoys skiing and McDonalds. ..“Stair- way to Heaven”— Led Zeppelin... Secretary for G. Hughs. ..future includes Marc and working. KATHLEEN D. FOSKITT Kathy . . . Remembers 10-26-75 with Bill and summer of 76 . . . Enjoys movies, music and bowl- ing .. . And You and I . . . Bookkeeping . . . Mr. “R” . . . Work ahead. MARK LAWRENCE FOSS Foster . . . “Don’t bother me, I ' m in a hurry . . . “Only the mind knows what lies next to the heart” . . . Fondly remembers hundreds of miles of dirt bikeriding . . . Enjoys cars, fixing things and looking for just the right girl . . . “It’s Over” . . . Roy Orbison . . . English . . . Mr. Cooper . . . hopes to continue in the technical field. WILLARD E. FOUNTAIN JAMES E. FRENCH Bill. ..Remembers the summer of 76; Eagles and E.J. concerts; Cerra’s gang. ..Enjoys sports and partying. ..Kiss. ..College in the future. ...“Turkey”. ..Remembers N.H. on a Sunday. ..Enjoys cars and partying. ..English, Mr. Glynn... travel in the future. JOSEPH E. FREY Joe. ..“Get in there”. ..Remem- bers bumming around with B.H., R.R., J.C., B.R., and D.P.... Enjoys hockey and work. ..The Who. ..Mr. Tice. ..College in the future. CONO FRIZZ! luan.. .“What ' s up”. ..“Where’s the party?”... Remembers Senior Prom; S.D.; shows over Mod’s and Hood No.1 ...Enjoys playing football up the Hood and cars... English, Gumby...Law in the future. Football 1 ,2; Track 2. PATRICIA FUSCO LORRAINE GAUDREAU ...“Forget it”. ..“If you don’t understand my silences, you’ll never understand my words”... recalls Winter Ball 75, getting into tune’s, G.C., 9-17-73 with M.N., all those parties, watching clouds with J. 8. ...“Just Like a Woman”— Bob Dylan. Powder Puff, Soccer, Log Staff. 27 CHERYL ANN GEORGE ' What a blimp , terrific ... remembers Senior year ..lunch with K.P. . English with S.P.... Muskrat Love Beach Boys... Enjoys swimming, TV... English, Mrs. Waterbury...Law ahead. Powder Puff. MARGUERITE GHIKAS Ghik... recalls summer of 75; 76; P.B., EC. , D.H., J.W.; Fence; M.C.; Dances; Bayonne; J.J.: 6-21-75. ..likes to watch the Three Stooges. .. Rocky Moun- tain High”--J.D....Mr. Reid, Spanish to Latin. . .College ahead. Powder Puff. MARK GIANNELLI Ch inky... Not even”. .. Wasted time is not time wasted”... remembers Plum Island with C.S., S.W ...likes football, hockey and sitting at the corner... Stairway to Heaven”. ..Spanish with Mr. Maclean. ..More great summers to come. Wrestling 2. NANCY GIANNETTO JAMES E. GIORDANO PETER ALLEN GLAVIN Gia . . . “Bumdeal”, “Keep the faith” . . . memories of waiting for weekends; cruisin’ with J.N. and S.H. . . . likes to party, go clubbing, cruisin’’ . . . “Dream On” - Aerosmith . . . Psychology, Miss Norwood ... in the future; college. Drama Club; Spanish Club. Glav. .. “Unbelievable”... remem- bers C.B.’s down the park, Jr skip day and Crawford Notch.. Enjoys Sunday football games down the park and hockey “Wammer Jammer . ..J. Geils.. College and Air Force ahead. LINDA B. GLAZIER THOMAS MICHEAL GLYNN ... No way”, Don’t be flip ... Life is not forever; so appreciate every minute of it”. ..remembers winter 75-76; summer 76 and the Night Sebago died. .. Walk this Way”-Aerosmith. . Mr. Grant college ahead. Pep Club; Biology Club, G.A.A.; swimming; Powder Puff French Club; Scholar- ship Fund ; Volleyball. Tom. . . Wild”., remembers “Yes” concert, the rocks”, and Acton with J.D... Enjoys waterskiing and swimming. .. What Do You Want From Life?”. ..Bowie... Calculus with Dr. Rockwood... college. Soccer, Swimming, Log, Honor Society. JOHN F. GODDARD Tuck Remembers parties at Cerra ' s, Foxboro concerts. . Enjoys concerts, parties, hockey and good stereo. ..Kiss. ..Related Auto Mr Ward. . . Navy ahead. TRACY GORDON KATHRYN GRAHAM Kathy. ..“What’s your problem?” ...Fondly remembers 3-19, 20-76, and Fiddler on the Roof. ..Enjoys tennis and bikeriding. ..English, Ms. May. ..Continuing with nurse ' s aid. Pal Club 1,2,3; Glee Club. PETER D. GRAY Gray, H.J., Ted. .. What!”... Remembers 400 G; C.B. ' s; J Con; M.H.S. hockey games and ZZZ in the room. ..Likes tunes and sports... Stairway to Heaven”— Led Zeppelin. Mr. Crupi...Mr. Beshong. .college and work ahead. Baseball; Autoshop; Wood- shop. LISA A. GRAZIANO Graz.. .“I’m only kidding”... Remembers Caldor; times down the pond; summer of ’75; Beck’s camp; Jr. and Sr. Proms;... Enjoys skiing and quiet moments at the beach. ..‘‘Nadia’s Theme”... Elaine’s house, Jimmy and Hampton Beach. ..Italian Mrs. Nuzzo... Plymouth State. Powder Puff; Italian Club; Modern Dance; Pep Club. GARY GREENE ALFRED GREGORIO DEBRA J. GRIFFIN Skootch...“lt’s good to bum” ...“Yogurt”. ..Remembers down the Rock”; Eagles; the “nut” and M.D.C....“Money”-Pink Floyd. ..college ahead. Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 1-4. Debbie. ..Fondly remembers the Wall; cruising and partying with F.L., C.G., P.H., S.T., J.P., F.E., O.W., J.M., A.P., C.W., M.D.C., M.D., S.L., B.K., E.C., B.H., J.B., P.H.; Memorial Roak and Keene N.H....Like Rod Stewart— “Tonight’s the Night”. ..Future plans include California and work. KENNETH GRIFFIN Slip. ..“But these things happen.” ...Remembers soccer; Kana- mangus; Johnnies with the guys; fall of 76. ..Future plans include college. Spring Track; Soccer 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Winter Track 3,4; Class Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive, Honor Society. STEPHEN ANDREW GROARK Steve. ..Remembers the Melrose- Maiden football game. ..Enjoys shkoting and handling guns... “Taxi by Harry Chapman. Plans to become an Air Force pilot... Spanish Club, Honor Society, Aviation Club. SUSAN G. GROVER Grover. ..“1-4-3”. ..“To look into the future, people say you’re dreaming. To look into the future; isn ' t that what life is all about?”. ..Remembers summer of 74 with Tony; Senior year with Killer King; Times with L.M., J.Z., T.D....Psyc. with Mr. Allen ...Likes 10:45 Friday nites... “Stairway to Heaven.”. ..Future plans include work. Homeroom Representative, D.E.C.A. DANIEL J. GUEVIN Dano.. . Watch out Turkey”... memories include partying up New Hampshire 75-76.. Enjoys waterskiing, Football and bas- ketball. ..Favorite songs are “Dream On” and “Mamakin by Aerosmith-Favorite group is the Beatles... State Police work in future. 29 SONJA M GUSTAFSON .. Catch ya! .. . You’re taking both!? . Remembers 4-28-75, 10-25-75, lunch with P C and 10 , Lanie . V.J.D., L G., Bye All spare time went to M.J.B .... Favorite song is Turn Beat the Beat around. Future plans as a medical secretary. Activities in school include just going there. PAUL GUZZO Guzzi, Buzzo... Get in there”... Remembers Mangas with Sul and Plus Floyd, Yes, Who, ... Buzzes with Clance, gym steps, The Bomb, Jr. High, Bid, Vent, M.F., and Ester. ,.15th Birthday party, Jr. Prom, Sunapee, party at Sarns, Summer “76 , the 750!... Pastimes include racing New England, riding with Tay, ponden’it”...Work in future. JOHN HADDOCK Trooper remembers the Cape and turning 18. Enjoys sports and cruisin ' . ..English. ..college ahead. DEBRA LYNN HAINES Debbie. .. Take a walk”. ..“The choice you’ll never make is the choice you’ll never know ... memories include summer of 75”, “76”, White fence with M.G., P.B., AND E.G... .4-26-75, sleepouts, M.C. dances. ..Enjoys biking. . .Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin. ..English with Ms. May . . .College in the future. KATHLEEN SUSAN HALL SALLY LEIGH HALL Kathy .. Time takes all but memories”. .. Remember “Fair- mount Gang and Y Leaders Club Junior Prom ..Babysitting .. handicapped children. . The Way We Were, Barbara Striesand Bobby B ..Math with Miss Curtin English with Ms. Moran and Ms. Waterbury. ... Future plans include college and working with children. Sal. ..“To each his own”. ...“To live is a rare thing. ...remembers our Birds, Fantasia, Nancy and Ronnie’s parties. ..Enjoys horse- backriding. ..Sounds of Silence... Niel Diamond. ..Mr. Squartrito. . . Isreal and marriage ahead. Pal Club, Equestrian Club, and Drivers Ed. REGINA M. HAMILTON RICHARD A. HAND Randi. “Go away . ..remembers L B in English, working in the cafe and C.G Enjoys reading and horses.. Knights in White Satin Jim Stafford. ..college and marriage ahead. Richie. . .“There’s only one thing I can say; throughout the years I’ve had great times and great friends . . . Remembers floating around town”, summers at the beach, U. F.W. ... homeroom, math with L. D. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Scholarship Drive. STEVEN C. HANSEN Steve Memories include the fourth of July with Ale, the summer of ’76. Enjoys swim- ming Eagles. . Always remem- bers English with Agnes and math with Flash Future plans include college. KAREN ANN HANSON ...“Shut up”. .. Live your life today because tomorrow you might not be here to live it ... Remembers summer of 75 on Cape Cod. ..Likes to skate, bike, babysit, and swim. ..possibility of college. JEFFREY HARRINGTON PETER R. HANSON Pete... Remembers Jay Peak 75, skiing with G.P., S.C.M., J.C., C. F., G.M., Hiking with G.P.; good times with M.G., B.S., D. F., C.S., D.D., S.W., G.W., G.P., S.C., J.C....Led Zeppelin... Ms. May. ..Future plans include college, Colorado fatu-Hiva. Skiing; Soccer 1-3; Golf. MICHAEL HARRIS Harry. ..Memories include ski trips, football games, and the Mystic River. ..The Who and Daltrey. MARY ELIZABETH HATFIELD ...‘‘Don’t surround yourself”... “The star isn’t extinguished after it’s fallen”. ..Memories include August 2, 1973. ..English with Ms. May. ..Enjoys music; Green- sieves; Jeff Beck Circle Game, Joni Mitchell, being with Steven ...Future plans include college and traveling. DAVID HAYES Lefty . . . “Not even” . . . Remembers partying up the rocks 74 and 75 . . . Enjoys motor- cycling, partying, driving cars . . . Midnight Rambler, E.E.R. . . . Auto Theory with Mr. Ward . . . Future plans include technical school. MARK HEMENWAY Hemma... Remembers Spanish with Mr. Hand. ..Future plans include Navy, stationed on the west coast. Cross Country 1-4; Winter Track 3,4; Spring Track 1-4; Wrestling 1 ,2. CHRISTINE ANN HENDERSON Christal...“You know what?; I don’t believe it!”. ..Remembers all the good times and happiness with G.D.H., 7-1-76, 9-4-76; All the fun with N.T., D M., T.C., E.S. and M.W., hope for good times with A. I Enjoys the piano, music in classes at N.E. Conservatory of Music. ..You and I, Stevie Wonder. Modern Dance; Orchestra; Glee Club; Jazz Rock Ensemble. ANNETTE C. HIGGINS ...“No way”, “I can’t believe it”... Remembers times with J.A., M.D., and D.D.; Florida with Irene; winter of 74; the wall; Maine with C.M. D.D. house; cookout at Harold Parker. ..Junior Prom. ..Likes to bike ride and party. ..J. Geils, Aerosmith... English with Mr. Cooper. ..Work and travelling ahead. ELLEN THERESE HICKEY Hick. .. Remembers summers at Rye Beach, Bert and Ernie, Foxboro 76, C.S. concert, Mary Peckerweeds’... Enjoys traveling and good times with G.C., S.C., L.D., A.B.M., D.F., K.O C. .. .Cat Stevens and J. Geils. ..College ahead. Field Hockey; Basketball; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club Rep. Pres. 3,4; Class Treasurer; Homeroom Rep. 2; Scholarship Drive, Jr. Prom Committee. KATHY ANN HIGGINS Kathy. ..’’That will be the day”; If your outgo exceeds your income then your up keep will be your downfall :.. .Good times down G.V.; Chucky; Enjoys Football games, ice skating, and softball ...Stairway to Heaven; Led Zeppelin. .. Miss Carrabis. Plans to become a medical secretary or something in the business world J . V. Softball; Xmas party for the retarded. 31 KATHLEEN G. HiNCHEY Kath, Kathy. . How ya doin? What ' s up? . .. Live the life you love Love the lite you live ... Memories include Spring of 75; good times w : th Michael, Marc I. . Alton Bay. August 76; K.F.... Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin; Dreams, Allman Brothers. ..English with Mr. Champi Plans include finishing cosmotology and getting married Powder Puff. BERT HOLMBERG Bert. ..“Give me a break ... Favorite teacher Mr. Tice... College ahead. Aviation and J.V. Soccer. GREGORY HOLMES We re in disgrace . ..Remembers the twelve hours to get to Buck ' s cottage with Becky; J. Giels; Glen Ellis falls with Mort; Moose Pond 76. Nothing but a party by J Geils... Military and partying ahead. KATHLEEN C. HONG What is this . ..“Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind” ...Remember s summer of 76; Free Bird; Good times with M AC . enjoys dancing; reading. ..Pieces of April with Aerosmith. English with Gumby .. .College ahead Modern dance 1 ,2 ; Treasurer3 GRETCHEN HUSSEY Gretch. Be serious”, “Impres- sive Today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Remembers Hoods and Shades; Monday morning; homeroom; Vermont; cruzin’ in the yellow veg... English with Mrs. Moran . Future plans include elementary school teaching. Pep Club; Basketball; Powder Puff Football. DEBRA C. HONG Debbie. ..‘‘Ant ici pat ion”... “The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence . ..Fondly remembers pregame rallies and brunches; doing sprints and starts with Mac, Prince, 10-16-76 ...Beach Boys. . .Analysis with Dr. Rockwood... Medical Career ahead. Majorettes 3,4; Pep Club 2-4; R.A.A.; Winter Track; Pal Club; Biology Club; Spanish Club; Scholarship Drive; Debate 1 ; Tennis 1 ; Ski Club. JOHN S. HUNT Huntie...“l am the Lord”... Remembers drinking. ..God of Thunder, Kiss. ..English with Mr. Cooper. .. Future Plans include getting buzzed. JANET MARIE HYNES Jan. .. We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done”. ..Memories include working at J.N.S.; Hermit Island, ME 8-75; C.Y.O. outings. . . Rainbow-Annie’s Song, Thank God I’m a Country Boy, John Denver... Legal and Medical Procedures with M.J.B. ...College or Secretary ahead. Pal Club 2,3,4 ; Honor Society ; Tennis 2. PETER WILLIAM JODREY Birds . .. Memories include parties, Miss Arbut’s art class; Enjoys music Free for all , Ted Nugent. Future plans include Chef, Artist, College. LYNN JOHNSON Lynn . . . “Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday” . . . Remembers skiing in Maine, winter of 76, parties at D. M.’s, in the car with L.M., L.P., K.B., N.W., weekends in Maine to K.K. ' s . . . Wouldn ' t it Be Nice, Beach Boys . . . Aerosmith . . . college in Maine for photography ahead. Powder Puff. 2 PAMELA JEANNE JONES Pam. ..“If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer”. ..Remembers summers with B.B. at Little Sebago; Nacho 7; T.N.S.D., 3-26; lunches with Sue and Cheryl; stairwells with CD... Enjoys typing with Val (semi, semi), Monday morning home- room; Pre-calculus with Mr. Grant. ..College ahead. French Club; Honor Society; Horizon; Rainbow. JOHN JOSEPH KEHOE Kehoe...“lt’s the berries’... Remembers the summer of 76... Enjoys golf and drum corps... Occupational Planning with John Hughs; Spanish IV with Ms. Schlegal.. .College ahead. KRIS JOHN KELLEY Kell. ..Remembers good times with K.T. parties at K.E.; Joe’s mill; Mangus and Hampton with Ama, Pomps, Chopper, Slip, A.J., and Willie. ..Enjoys Johnnies with the guys. ..Despe- rado, Eagles. ..French with Mrs. D.. .College ahead. Tennis 2; Track 1; Wrestling 1,3; Football 2,3,4; Scholar- ship Fund Drive. ROBERT KELLIHER Jasmar...“What a rush”, “What’s happening?”. ..“People are better than persons”. ..Remembers summer of 76, Fleetwood Mac Concert; partying in the van; meeting the People; the ice machine. ..Likes to party; ice skate; vegetate... Rock n’ Roll, Lou Reed; Smokin’-Boston... Coast Guard ahead. Activities include buzzing around. CHARLES F. KELLIHER DANIEL J. KEELER Dan’l . . “Ah, yes!” . . Knowledge is awareness that the fire will burn; wisdom is remembrance of the blister” . Remembers 12-27-75; Junior Prom; La Salette; baseball ban- quet; The door . . . Future plans include Fatu-hiva, and banking at the Boston Federal. Football 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Captain 4 ; Volleyball. DAVID KELLEY Kell. ..“Every man has a reason for living and a price for dying”... Memories include summers on the Cape; C.G.P....Math with Dr Rock. ..College bound. Honor Society ; Tennis, tennis, and more tennis. Chuckles... “Whatever”. ..“You do it?”. ..Memories include 11-15; Bio. I and II; Chem. with B.S., J.I.M... .Enjoys golf at the Hood and pool down the Fand G... Favorite group; Boston. ..English with Mr. Cooper. ..College and Air Force ahead. Golf 2,3,4; Winter Track 4. STEVEN M. KELLOWAY Killer. ..“Baby!”. ..“Do you want to get high?”. ..Memories include summer of 76; Cape; parties with Cerra’s gang. ..Enjoys going to concerts; partying; sports; J. Geils; Aerosmith...Slow Ride; Fog hat...D.E. with Mr. Quinn... plans to become a printer. Basketball 1 ,2,3. JOHN KENT RICHARD KIELY MARYBETH KILEY M.B. ..“No way! . Remembers cabin 16 with Moggie; field hockey ’76 with DM. L.C., L.P., J.Jan and Fro., good times with M.K. and Kiss, winters skiing in New Hampshire, summers in Truro on the Cape. .. Enjoys free- styleskiing College ahead. Field Hockey 2,3, co-captain 4; Basketball 2; Swimming 3; Spring Track 2,3,4; G.A.A. ; Ski Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Class Captain 4 ; Pep Club. ANNE LORRAINE KING Anne-a-bell ...“Oh wow,”... Remembers summer of 73; summer of 74 with S.T.; July 4 75; Owls nest-Craigsville; Senior Year with Grover (look at the duck); J.D. and her question Why?”. ..Enjoys drawing ; photo- graphy; plants; listening to music; good times with Mike... Men’s hair Styling; working with youth groups, and marriage ahead. JOYCE KING Pretz. . .“What a bumma , It matters on. .. ... Piece o’cake, it ' s a crumbier”.. Remembers popcorn and coke ; Chinese Fire drills; Rt. 128; Elrod; Celts; Junebug and the Pole; Fotomat; summer of 76 . Enjoys Celtics basketball. Mr. Studley; Mr. Cooper and Cornell College and career as medical technologist ahead French Club; Scholarship Fund Drive. WILLIAM R. KING Wilbur. .. Dig it”. ..Memories include Yes concert; Summer 76 (Gas station when full service); crusin’ with Hogs. .. Enjoys jammin with Jack A. and Kevin N.; playing my strat; parties and the drags. . .Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin; Long Misty Days, Robin Trower. . .College and maybe a good band ahead. TINA KITTREDGE Memories include going to Butler Pa Stairway to Heaven. . Homeroom with Ms. May. ..Work in the future. GEORGE KIVEL ...“Details, details, details!”... Remembers get togethers at M.I.T., U. Mass, debate Tourna- ment. ..Frank Zappa-Return of the Monster Magnet. ..Favorite Class, Biology, Favorite teacher, Mr. Grant. ..College ahead. Honor Society ; Imprint; Chess Club; Strategic Games Club; Student Congress; Chemistry Club; Debate. GRETA KNAPSCHAEFER ROBERT G. KNIGHT Gert. “C’est la vie ; “Que pasa?” ...“You only go around once in life Memories include Forest Dale Park, Chelsea; and panying with Ellen in the Lost City... Enjoys leathercraft ; drawing; sewing and partying. . .Teenage Wasteland, The Who.. .Art with Miss Arbeit Plans to work for a year, then go on to Art School. Rob, Robo...“This is undesire- able ' ’. ..“If it weren’t for the last minute a lot of things wouldn’t get done”. ..Remembers Nahant Beach; Gloucester; drive-ins; sea stories; snowflakes in probability; crusin ' in the Mer- cury; Mt. Hood; Is that sea- weed?”. ..crash ; skiing at Break- hart; the islands; Wooo Hooo... Enjoys Bicycling; skiing; hand- ball. ..Elton John. ..Physics with Mr. Studley. ..College ahead. MICHELE M. KOLLIGIAN Michele Remembers summers in Hyannis; winters in Ft. Lauderdale Nassau 74; parties at the beach; good times with M 6 K and J.l Likes to play tennis and take walks along the beach.. Art with Mr. Dumas, English with Ms. May. ..College and travelling ahead Tennis 2,3.4; G A A ; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Log Advertising Editor. TIMOTHY KOSUK JANE KRASCO Sweet Jane. ..“What’s up?”; “Public invited”. ..remembers buzzing around with M B., T.R., L.S., and C.E. ; cruising in M.B.’s Volvo; summers on Tesno beach ...Enjoys Sunday with the girls; waterskiing; N.H.; skiing in Vt. and North Conway. ..J. Geils ; concerts; Steele Dan...Occ. plan- ning with Mr. Hughes. ..Plans include N.Y.E.-1999, Legal Secretary. Vice President A.S.A. JOANNA KRiPP Remembers Thanksgiving in Martinsville, Va.; Jay Peak; NSF 76; good times with the best of friends and Kate and Frances... “76 - what a year!”. ..College bound. Log Staff JOHN LAMSON JLBAA...“What are you, an echo?”. ..“You don’t know what you got ’till it’s gone”. ..Remem- bers good times with kids down Washington; Hassletown, July 3, 75. ..Tull concerts. ..Math with Mr. Carroll and P.S... .future plans include planning my future. JACKIE D. LAVASSEUR Jackie. ..“Listen you!”; So what’s new?”. ..Remembers Senior prom with S.S. ; weekends in N.H.; crazy times with S.L.; skating exhibition in Maine; weekends on Cape Cod; Beach Boys and Chicago concerts... Enjoys ice skating and bike riding ...Janis Ian; Watercolors... English with Mr. Morse. ..College ahead. Powder Puff; Pep Club. DAVID F. LAWLESS Lawl; Archie. ..“Not a hell of alot!”; “That’s for damn sure”... “One man’s poison is another man’s spice”. ..Remembers summer; The Eagles; the Van people are 1... Enjoys partying; hockey; hunting and camping... Rocky Mountain High. ..Aviation Science with Mr. Dodge... Service ahead followed by school of law enforcement. MARK A. LAYTON Freight. ..“So what, who cares?” ...Memories include talking with friends; weekend retreats... Hobbies include sports, cars, and models. ..Gordon Lightfoot... English with Mr. Cooper... College and Law School ahead. MARTHA LEAHY “Every man has within him the ability to do great things”. ..Mem- ories include good times with J.C., L.P., and G.M.; field hoc- key; junior prom; R.F.A.A.; making tolls. ..enjoys reading, skating, being outdoors, and eat- ing trip to Germany. ..“Who Can I Turn To?” Tony Bennett. ..Math with Dr. Rockwood.. .College ahead. Field Hockey; Log; Honor so- ciety; French Club; German Club; Imprint; G.A.A. DIANE LEARY Di... Remembers homeroom with Mrs. May and “the girls”; Brad and the Red Sox; summer of 75; pingpong; cards, and good times with C M., B.D., D.G., and Ed; study rap sessions with J.H., C M., M l Gordon Lightfoot, Fleetwood Mac. ..English with Miss Werneth... Enjoys music, little kids, sports, and being outdoors. ..College ahead. Log; Basketball; Tennis, French Club; Honor Society. SUZANNE LESAFFRE “I’m not here!”. ..Remembers 5-8-76; cruising in the black ' 61 ; New Hampshire; good times with J.L., S.S., and everyone. . .James Taylor, “You’ve Got A Friend ... French class with Mrs. DeDominico.. .College ahead. Field Hockey; French Club; Log ; Powder Puff. MARK LIGHTBOWN “Fartiett” . . . “Cut the clowning, stop the foolishness” . . Remembers M.B.’s party at Glouster; Who concert; almost Black Sabbath; Scooter’s cottage in MA . . . Mr. Cooper Goon in G Block . . . Zed Leppalin . . . snow skiing, ping pong, pool, pinballs, cruising in T-Bird . . . Death in Future Raising Hell!!; Participa- ting in gym. 35 JOHN LINSKY Unsk Memories of 2 : 30 . . . Graphic arts, Mr. Falkinstein . . . Enjoys waterskiing, snowskiing, snowmobiling . . . College for graphic arts in future. PETER LOVEJOY “Lovejuice ...“Do it up”... Remembers Alton Bay, N.H. 75, 76. .. History, Mr. Hughes... Doobie Wah,” Frampton... Likes motorcross and cars. ..Plans to become a mechanic. CHRISTINE ANN LUCAS Chris. .. You loser . .. My God, there are people (EL) . Remem- bers C Study with C M,, Chem with E.B., T.M and the bee, 7-14-76, 11-20-74, summer of 76, good times with J.S and K.P.... Enjoys mountain climbing, concerts Peter Frampton: Do You Feel Like We Do and R.P , H.N., R D., L.Z.; English with Mr. Morse; college ahead. Log Photographer; Volleyball. PETER E. LUSTWERK Lusty, shmoken”, “Sweetheart” ... A twisty a day keeps the doctor away . ..Remembers Frampton concert, Blue Oyster Cult. Pastimes include playing guitar and partying. ..Angel. “Broken Dreams”. ..English with Mr Cooper plans to become a cabinet maker. LINDA M. LYNCH . . . “It is not what you are thought to be, but what you are Memories include weekend in N.H. ; skiing in N . H . ; Summer in PEI , Enjoys sports, music, art, tennis . . . Tequilla Sunrise , Eagles . . . College ahead. Sub Editor Yearbook ; French Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Powder Puff; Sch olarship Fund Drive. CARL J. MACCARIO Carl. No Way 1 .. “Happiness is not what you experience; it is what you remember. ; Cross Country and track with Mac; Vermont 76; Jr. Prom; winning league 75; lockeroom; Psycho- logy with Mr. Driscoll. . Aero- smith, “Dream On”. . College ahead Jr. Sr. Class President; Winter Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 1-3, Co-Capt. 4; Spring Track 1-4, Baseball 2 LYDIA LUCAS Lyd . . .“Wicked . . . Fondest memories of Jay; summers in Alton Bay; Good times with R.P., M.D., B.D., P.B., E.M., D.E., M.C., L.S., E.B... .English with Mr. Morse. . . Dream On,” Aero- smith. ..Future plans include school at Berkshire College in Lenox, MA. Girls Soccer; Powder Puff; Volleyball ; Log Lay Out Staff. JOANNE LYNCH Joanne. .. Huh? What did you say?”. ..Fondly remembers summer 76; Junior Prom; Gloucester; Parties at Clancy’s; cruising with the girls; The Cape” Geometry with Mr. Galvin ...“Us and Them , Pink Floyd... Enjoys bike riding, partying and tennis. ..Future Plans include college, travel. Powder Puff; Biology Club; Pep Club. MAUREEN ANN LYNCH Maureen. . .5-1 5-76 ; Summer 76; DC.; Nahant; Parties at Clancy’s; Neil Young and Stephen Stills concert; 3rd lunch J.A., A.C., N.M., L.G., D.P.; Jr. Prom weekend. . .Good times, good talks with J.M. and P.O’B. ...English with Mr. Morse, History with Mr. Burr. .. Don’t Let It Bring You Down”, Neil Young ...College ahead. J.V. Softball; Powder Puff; Pep Club. THOMAS M. MACDONALD Mac... “Excel lent!”... “It’s never too late to start over again”... Fondest memories of the Park; parties at P.S.; New Hampshire with D M. and R.K.; summer days at F.C.; Psychology with Mr . Allen; Steve Miller, “Fly Like an Eagle”. ..pastimes include sports and the beach; Future plans include Canada. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1 ,2,3 ; Track 1 . HAROLD MACDONNELL Hacka . . . “Lets not and say we did . . . Memories of down the park . . . Woodshop with Mr. Swiniarskie . . . Enjoys football games at the park . . . plans to be an electrician. ANNEMARIE MACDOtJGALL Anne. ..“Where you going? ... Fondly remembers being in English with 4 girls and 21 boys. ..typing with Miss Macione ...“Nights are Forever”, England Dan and Jon Ford Coley. ..Hair- dressing in future. FRANK W. MACINTOSH DARLENE D. MACLEOD Toastee...“You goon . ..Kiss... English with Mr. Cooper... career in Air Force ahead. Darlene . . . “Excellent! . . . Fondly remembers waterskiing up Alton Bay, N.H. . . . Shirley Lake . . . Quanapowitt . . . Florida 76 . . . Gulf of Mexico . . . E.L. P. . . . Moody Blues . . . “Free Bird , Lynard Skynard . . . “Knocking on Heaven’s Door”, Bob Dylan . . . Best Times with D.B., J.R., and C D. . . . Soph. Gymnastics. Gymnastic Team 2,3,4. DOUGLAS S. MACLEOD Doug . . . Fondest memories of C.F. . . . Dimple’s parties, July 4 . . . Cerra’s Parties . . . cruisin’ in the RT . . . night at the fights . . . P.P. with Spike . . . zoo . . . Drive-in . . . tippin’ Micks . . . Chevy vans . . . Auto Theory with Terry Ward. JANE MADDEN Jane. ..“All things must pass”... Fondest memories include good times at Cerra’s in ’75. ..football games, brunches and rallies. ..fun times with friends. ..French with Mrs. D... .“Miracles”, Jefferson Starship. ..College ahead. Majorettes 3, Co-capt. 4; Pep Club; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Powder Puff. GREGG MADIGAN Gurgery...“Do it . ..Remembers first win in track-Burlington, Track with Mr. McIntyre, U.S. History, Junior year. ..The Night Chicago Died. . . Beatles.. Favorite Teacher, Mr. Connolly. ..college ahead-Business Administration. Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track. MATTHEW J. MAGUIRE Matt...“Mopar Road Runner”... Fondly remembers stones and Bowie Concerts. ..Mr. Champi... Don’t fear the Reaper”. ..Common and 4 Pines. ..college bound. Swim Team. DONNA J. MALLON Malibu; Duckie . . . Remembers summer 75; 76; Kennebunk; Nahant; Bellevue . . . New Years Eve 75 . . . Jay Peak . . . Parties at K.E.’s . . . Incarnation 1-17-76 . . . . Home parties; . . . weekends with P.C., S.R., K.O ' C., and C.S. . . . Hockey games (1-10-76) . . . “Hard Driving Man” . . . college ahead. Soph. Class Treasurer; Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary; Track; Majorettes; Log; Pep Club Rep. ; G.A.A. LINDA MARTONE M.G.M.M....“This is boring, can someone take me home?”. ..Aero- smith concert; Jr. and Sr. Prom; L.P., L.P.; the Hood; the Pond; Hesseltine; Gooch; Long talks with C.B.; good times with C.D.; joke with L.P. ; ...Aero- smith. ..Hobbies: talking, party- ing, matchmaking and horseback riding. . .college ahead. Homeroom Rep.; Powder Puff; Co-Captain of Powder Puff. 37 CARLA MASTRANGELO Carla Bum Deal . . . Fondly remembers C block studies with C L.; Eagles concert, 11-19-75; Bc-dc-ac; N. Hampshire 1-3-76; 2-28-76 August, 1-D.6 Tommy ' s wedding; Washington D C ; Cape Cod, good times at Roosevelt; . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . I ' m Eighteen”— Alice Cooper; eating M M’s . . . college ahead. STEPHEN J. MATTEUCCI Tooch . . . “Not Even . . . Remembers riding with the Bikies in N.H.; “The Corner”; between classes; playing B-ball, 1-19; sleeping through Algebra 2 with Coach Shaughnessy; Track 76 vs. Woburn; soccer season; the lunch table . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . Future plans include college. Soccer 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3, Co-capt. 4. BRENDA L. MAYERS Brenda “Really! Excellent!! . Fondest memories of parties at J.B. ' s and A C.’s . . . Horse- backriding with K B. . . Skiing with J.B . G.F., K.M., M.W., and S C Whicos; P I Canoeing the Kangamangus; sailing; Boston concerts; Led Zeppelin, C.S.N.Y., Floyd, Bowie, Aero- smith, Beatles . . . Enjoys party- ing, C.B.’s and cruising . . . nursing ahead. Powder Puff; Ski Club. MARY ELLEN MCBRIDE Mary Ellen. ..“No really? Are you kidding me?”. .. Fondly remem- bers 76 Sr. Prom with C.G.... Party at Cerra’s; Long drives; Grand Prix; Rockport; Penelope; Data pross; Ms. Norwood, Psychology. . Aerosmith. . .plans to continue schooling in Data Pros. Spanish Club; Equestrian Club. JUDITH A. MCCARTHY Judy. ..“That’s wicked good!”... Life is the art of drawing without an eraser”. .. Fondly remembers summers of 75 76 in N.H.; Tino ' s with C.S. L.P.; whist with C.S., L.P , M C... . Stair- way to Heaven , Led Zeppelin ... Enjoys art, listening to music, partying .Future plans include art or business school. Powder Puff. j LYNDA MCCARTHY Lynda.. .“I don’t believe it ... Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have.”. ..Fondest memories of Mrs. D’s class; 3-27-76; cruisin’ with D.S., D M., S.B. and D.M.; summers in New Hampshire... English with Mr. Cooper. ..Color My World, Chicago. . .College ahead. French Club; Powder Puff; LOG; Advertising staff; Scholarship Fund Drive. ROBERT M. MCCAGHEY Bob . . . “No Way . . . Back to the Basics” . . . Fondly remem- bers Lisa; the wall; red Torino; favorite performer, Rod Stewart . . . Enjoys partying . . College ahead . . . fatu-itiva. Soccer 2,3, co-capt. 4; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. KAREN MCCOLGAN Karen. ..“If it’s to be, then this is real, it’s our forever.”. ..Fondly remembers Florida 76 77 with D.S. C.P. ; summers of 75 76 with L.C.; partying up the hood; 5-17-75; Bow Lake with L.C.; Moose Pond 76; Spanish with Mr. Riccio, English with Mr. Cooper. . Cat Stevens Father and Son”. ..college ahead. Class Rep.; Powder Puff; Student Congress; M.H.S. Scholarship Fund. MARY ANN MCGOURTY Martie. Fondest memories of partying with Irene, Dee, Bum, Charlie and Chet. Jo and Wally .Kenny 1-15-76. ..“Thank you” Led Zeppelin, Neil Young’76... 11-22 Flip Flop. . .Howie Wall. DEBRA M. MCGOVERN Debbie. . .“Dream On”. ..“The best gift is a portion of thyself ... Fondest memories include good times with KISS; field hockey season. ..Mr. Brown. ..“Knights in White Satin”. ..Enjoys dancing... college ahead. Debate 1,2; Modern Dance 2; G.A.A. 2,3 V.P., 4 Pres.; Log Subscription; Track 2; Field Hockey 2-4 co-capt.; Basket- ball 2-4 capt. JOHN MCINTIRE Jay. ..“Let’s get going”. ..Fondly remembers Boston; summer of 76; Jeff Beck concert; ...English with Mr. Gumbleton...“A little Help from My Friends”, Beatles ...College ahead. JEAN MARIE MCLAUGHLIN Jean. .. I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me”. ..Fondly remembers summer 76, Donuts at 3 a.m.; Calif.; Spain; Fla.; Sunrises, 7-4-76. ..“My first formal gown.” ...Cruisin’ with friends, Cape, concerts. CAROL E. MCMAHON LISA C. MCMANUS Carol. ..“Do more than exist— live” ...Fondly remembers Rt. 128. Lisa. . .Fondly remembers good times with Joyce, Cathy and Vicki. ..9-8-76; “If You Leave Me Now,” Chicago. ..Enjoys tennis, swimming. ..college ahead. Swim Team 1 ,2,3. LINDA MCNAMARA Maco.. .“Wicked good!”. ..Judge not lest ye be judged yourself”... Fondly remembers summer of 76 with J.Z.; weekends with S.G. T.D... .“Chicago,” Beach Boys concert... “Stairway to Heaven”, Led Zeppelin. ..Enjoys skating, partying and bikeriding. ..college for Business ahead. SUSAN MCNAMARA STEVEN FRANK MCNARY Micca...‘Tve had enough of this” ...“It is written that trouble came to pass, but no where is it written that trouble came to stay”... Fondly remembers M.Y.F. ski weekends; snowflakes in Math; Mr. Glynn under the desks; Mr. Poulos on top of the desks; “Wind Up”, Tull. ..Enjoys rebuild- ing antique cars, skiing. ..college ahead. Soccer 3. CHRISTINE MARIE MCNEIL Chris. ..“Want to hear a funny Story? . ..“False hope is better than none at all Remembers field hockey; track; Jr. Prom, summers in Scituate; good times with M.L., J.C., L.P., and K.M.; 2-28-75. ..Hobbies include run- ning and eating. ..Olivia Newton John. ..Sunshine by J.D.... Biology with Mrs. Hajec... Future plans nursing. Field Hockey; Track; Student Congress; G.A.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; German Club. TERESE JEAN MCNULTY Terry. ..“No Way”. ..“Always look on the bright side of things”... memories include the Highland; P.M., E.K., L.C., M.M., M.C., E.B., C.L., Davidette... Enjoys concerts, partying. ..She’s Gone ...Knights in White Satin... Psychology with Miss Norwood ...college ahead. Pal Club; Scholarship Drive. DEBORAH MCPHERSON 39 SCOTT MCPHERSON JIM MCSHANE Dad . . . Get outta here . . . Fondly remembers C.Q.O. at Dave Moore ' s; ride to Gloucester with M.O.; concert in N.H. Jethro Tull concert; quarter at Scarey’s . . . G Block English with Mr. Cooper . . . Aqualung — Tull . . . Hanging down Washington . . . C.B.’s . . . Saturday up the Hilltop . . . Work in the future. MARK MCSWEENEY DONNA MELANSON Mark ..“Not-a-hell-of-a-lot ... Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness .Fondest memories of Mr. B’s Electric class. ..Mr. G. and Mr. D Working. . Being with friends ...Special thanks to parents... College ahead. Buzzy . . . What a trip!” . . . Fondly remembers summer 76; Partying with people; D.S. ' s house; C.C.’s house . . . The Stonemobile . . . D.M. ' s parties . . P-Beach . . . Cruisin’ . . . B.C. . . . Frampton . . . Enjoys partying, concerts, and having a good time . . . College ahead. Debate 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer; French Club; Spanish Club; Powder Puff. RICHARD P. MERLINO JAN MERRILL Merl . . . No way! . . . Fondest memories of C.B. ' s with the Hasseltown Boys . . . English with Miss May . . . Don’t let you bring me down”, C.S.N. and Y . Enjoys playing football with the Hasseltown Boys. Golf Team. Sea Breeze . . . “Jo Beetz!” . . . Fondly remembers summer of 76 . . . D and D with Billy . . . RR to Plum Island . . . Lynard Skynard . . . . Harley Davidson . . . D.S., D M., M.C., L.S. . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . “Born to Run”, “Free Byrd” . . . Enjoys motor- cycles and horseback riding . . . college ahead. MARK A. METCALFE WAYNE E. MEUSE Mouse, C.B. (Mad Dog). .. What’s for lunch?”. ..Fondly remembers times down Cerra ' s; Lunch up back; Related Auto, Ward (Vermont); (S.O.B.-B Block)... Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Kiss, J. Geils, Moody Blues, The Who, Jim Croce. ..Enjoys riding and talking on the C.B. ...Partying... Wentworth College, Electrical Engineering. DEAN MIRABASSI Dean . . . “Decent” . . . “Just hangin’ ” Fondest memories of C.B.’s at Hesseltine Park . . . Mangus without a campsite . . . Teenage Wasteland , Baba O ' Riley . Football 1 ,2; Track 1 . DAVID J. MOLLINS Danny . . . Fondly remembers Maine 75, 76 . . . Tull concert . . . B-Blocks with P.S., D.S., and J.M. . . Tippin’ at the Pines . . . Parties at K.M.’s . . . Electricity with Mr. Mitchell, English with Mr. Glynn . . . Neil Young- After The Gold Rush , Jethro T u 1 1 — “Aqualung” . . . college ahead. mi i CHRISTINE M. MOLVAR Chrissy.. . What’s a matter? ... “Hey!”. ..“Oh Ya! ...“Live free or die . ..Fondly remembers winter ' 73;-Summer ' 76;-Maine, E.H.;- J.F....Dr. Rockwood... Enjoys partying and swimming. ..college and nursing ahead. PATRICIA E. MOONEY Pattie...“Oh my gosh . .. Every act of kindness is a little love we leave behind ... Remembers run- ning out of gas with S.S.; “I Never Saw Another Butterfly”; G.C. with G.M., R.P., L.C., and G.M.; going outside. ..Mr. Glynn ...Glee Club... Nadia’s Theme”... Sammy Davis, Jr. ...Enjoys piano, swimming, and tennis. ..Nursing school ahead. Glee Club 2,3,4 ; Drama Club2. PATRICIA SHARON MOONEY Patty. ..“Live and let live”... Fondly remembers being with C.W. ; ...Summer 76; the Cape; Ohio; North Carolina. ..Pink Floyd- Wish You Were Here”... The Beach. ..parties. ..Boston 76 ...good times... col lege ahead. Basketball ; Track. DAVID MOORE Dave... Remembers concert in New Hampshire; Canada 76; partying; Gloucester. ..G Block English with Mr. Cooper... I.T M.B....C.G. with Dad. Future plans include work. STEPHEN L. MOORE JOHN FRANCIS MORELLO Stephen . . . “Oh really” . . . “Living in the memory Fondest memories of Anita, M.G., B.M., and E.D.M.; . . . Elton John and Tull concerts; Gloucester party . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Blanchard . . . “Long, Long, Time” . . . before work at Blues . . . cruisin’ around . . . college ahead. . . . “You a funny boy, ay” . . . Fondly remembers the G.P. and B.N., B.W. . . . “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” . . . enjoys working on cars . . . Future plans include college. JOHN HENRY MORIARTY, JR. ANITA J. MORLEY Poo-bear. ..“Come on, will ya”... “Do unto others and run”... Fondly remembers the musical... favorite class, History with Mr. Burr; Mr. Messina. . .“Bohemian Rhapsody,” Queen. ..hacking around. ..plans include college. Tennis; Debate; Imprint; Glee Club; “Fiddler on the Roof.” Neetsie . . . “To heck with it, I Don ' t care” . . . “Though we travel the world over to find the beauti- ful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not” . . . Stephen; M.Q. 5-26-76; C.B. and L.B.; Kids at “the pit ; dropping P’s at A’s with K ; 8-76 ; 4 a.m. pinball at Ramada; Stones 6-11-76 “Wild Horses”-Rolling Stones . . Queen. Enjoys long walks, and being happy . . . college ahead. French Club. CAROL MORRIS ...“To each his own”. ..Remem- bers summers at Noko; cheering; rallies; brunches... Enjoys sports. ..“Nadia’s Theme ...College ahead. Field Hockey 2; Basketball 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3-head 4; Honor Society; G.A.A. ; Winterball Committee. KERRY MORRISON “C” . . . “CB Tonight” . . . “If you do not know where, you’ll end up somewhere else” . . . Memories include summer of 76 sitting on the Kangamangus with “C.D.”; M B ’s party with Diane; Jr and Sr. Prom; The Original CB at Hesseltine . . . Enjoys skiing, going to the drags, going to parties . . “Crosstown Traftic”-- Jimmy Hendrix . . . college 3 h esd Baseball, Active MHS Football fan. 41 PHILIP MORRISSEY Phil. What we have here, is a failure to communicate.”... Remembers Related Auto-always a good laugh. Enjoys hiking in N.H., all sports and being out- doors with J.P... .English with Mr Glynn. College in Boston: Math and Aerodynamics. Hockey ; Auto. NANCY D. MOSS Riki . . . Beep”. ..“Every human being is a mystery, that must be learned slowly, with care, tender- ness and pain and is never learned completely.”. ..Fondly remembers Summer of 76; growing up with S.D.; cruisin’ with P.V....Math with Mr. Ganley ...“Whole Lotta Love”; The Beatles. ..pastimes include the beach, partying, 7 and 7’s... Future plans include nursing... J.R. MARK JOSEPH MOULAISON Shakey... Remembers parties with J.M., J.C., CM.; Soph. Football; Spring track; Fresh- man hockey. ..Enjoys sailing, mountain climbing. ..Psychology with Mr. Driscoll. Football 1-4; Hockey 1-3; Baseball 2; Winter Track 4; Spring Track 3,4, Co- Capt. WILLIAM JOSEPH MULCAHY Bill, “Moch”...“No Way . .. You learn something new everyday”... Fondly remembers the park; Rolling Stones 75; Summers at Agassiz.. Physics with Mr. Studley. . .The Who. ..pastimes include sports, music, good times with P.N. and M.D.... college. Football 1 ,2,3; Hockey 1,2. PAULA LEE MUNDAY JEANNETTE I. MURPHY Paula. “Come on, tell me”. .. We don ' t remember days, we only remember moments”. ..Fondest memories of Arthur 10-17-75... Psychology with Ms. Norwood... “She’s Gone . ..“If You Love Me Let Me Know . .. pastimes include Drum Corp., traveling, working, great times with friends, T.M., P.T. .. .nursing school in future. Murph...“Oh Yeah”. ..Fondest memories include brunches; twirling; rallies. ..“The Crayola ' s” ...Maine.. .Spanish with Mrs. Allen. . .pastimes include Mac ' s with D.R. and P.C. .. .nursing ahead. Pal Club 2; Majorette 3, co-capt. 4; Spanish Club; Glee Club; Powder Puff; Log Typing Staff; G.A.A.; Pep Club. JOHN E. MUSE Jack (Moose). ..“Well ah, I dunno You ain’t seen nothing yet.”... Will always remember Julie ; Win- gersheek beach ; 1-7-1 in 75; 2nd lunch (4 rows back); parties at T.B.’s; snowflakes in prob- ability; Tooch’s Corner; Break- heart at 70 m.p.h.; Brockton Invitational; track party; winning in 76; Louie, Louie, Louie; the three M’s.. English with Mr. Cooper Eagles College ahead. Football 1-4; Hockey 1-4; Baseball 2,3. CATHERINE LORRAINE CARMILLA NEALON Cathy-Speed Queen. ..“Oh-Wow I love it! . ..“Right”. ..“The choice you’ll never know, is the choice you’ll never make. ’’...fondly remembers Brian; Summer of 76; 4-15-76; 4-30-76; Marble- head; 10-30-76. ..“Your My Best Friend. ’’--Queen. ..“I’ve Been Searching so long”. ..Enjoys embroider and fashion design... future plans include college. CYNTHIA NEIL JOSEPH E. NEULIST Joe . . . “Pardon” . . . Nothing good lasts forever.” . . . Remem- bers going with P.T. ; Gloucester; C.G. down D.M. ' s; partying with J.L., P.C., B.S., D M., J.M. and P.T. ... Art with Miss Arbeit . . . “Father and Son’’--Cat Stevens . . . Enjoys working and partying . . . future plans include following the sun. Football 1,2,3. JANICE LEE NEWELL Janice. ..“It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow ... Fondly remembers Tennessee; good times with Chez; B ball camp; the discus; talks with V.C.; N.H.; The Prophet; BB concert; the east; friends. ..En- joys skiing, sailing, and being with friends. ..college. Spanish Club; Biology Club; G.A.A.; Class Captain ; Honor Society; Basketball; Track; Powder Puff. LISA JEAN NODWELL Usa . . . “Don ' t put off till tomorrow what you can do today because if you like it today you can do it again tomorrow” . Fondly remembers Nova Scotia with Peter-Kelly; summer 75 with S.D.; Rainbow ball 75; Summers at Underhill; Wood ' s Harbor; . . . Country roads . . . foreign service ahead. Honor Society ; Spanish Club; French Club; Drama Club; Thistle. PETER JAMES SHANE NOLAN Pete. ..“Come on, will ya?”... Fondest memories of July 4th weekend 76, Kancamagus High- way; The Cape; getting Stone’s tickets; winter weekends... English with Mr. Glynn Jr. year... “Avenging Annie — Andy Pratt... Enjoys hanging at the park; partying and boating at house in New Hampshire. ..college in N.H. ahead. Football 1-4, Captain; Basket- ball 1. JOANNE E. NORRIS Jo...“s, D.S., T.S.; FFF;;...‘Tm going to the library! . ..“Loneli- ness remembers what happiness forgets . ..Fondest memories include times with Brian; 4-25-75 ...English with Frank. ..“Where Did Our Love Go”. ..“If You Love Me Let Me Know”. ..pastime includes long talks; tears; yoged; great times with friends... looking forward to traveling and college. Powder Puff. KATHLEEN M. O’CONNELL LISA O ' CONNELL Kathy. ..“Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-took the one less traveled by, and that made all the difference. ...Remembers summer 76; New Years Eve 75; 6-24-76; party in Reading with D.F., S.R., and J.R....Eric Clapton, “Round about,”... College ahead. Track 2; Pep Club, Vice Pres.; Modern Dance Club; LOG; Powder Puff. ...Memories include weekends and Uncle Gumby’s English class ...Enjoys partying with J.S., “Take a Walk On the Side”— Lou Reed. CAROL O ' DONNELL ...“Live and let live”. ..Remem- bers 9-13-76; Freshman classes with T.F., B Ball with C.S. and L.S.; English with Mr. Glynn, Psychology with Mr. Allen... spends time bikeriding, Enjoys, The Need to Be— Jim Weatherly. Softball; Basketball. MATTHEW OESTERLE Esta.. .“Do-In”. ..“Lets kick it out,”. ..Remembers Tanglewood; The Eagles; The Cape; J. Tull; Skip day; C.B.; Columbian; Super Tramp; The Stones 76; The Bowie Concert; partying, and more partying; thumbing up to the Dragway. ..Gumby’s classi- cal class; Mr. Shaughnessy’s Algebra 5. ..Enjoys golf, partying and doing C.B.’s,...“Moonage Day Dream”. ..plans to be making 100,000 dollars a year. JANIS W. ONEIL ...“That’s excellent”. ..Remem- bers summer of 76 at Hampton Beach; concerts and parties; Drive-Ins; 10-29-76; 10-2-76; cruisin’ with P.D., L.B., C.B., and L.G.... Bookkeeping with Mr. Roberts and D.C. and K.F.... enjoys ice skating, ...“Spaced by Aerosmith... plans to attend Business school and travel. Business Club. JAMES H. OTIS Jimmy. ..Enjoys listening to tunes. ..Chemistry with Mr. Reilly ...college ahead. 43 CHRISTOHER PACK Packer . . . “Oh Really? . . . Memories include Earth Science; parties in the garage; cruising with the gang . . English with Mr. Cooper . . Enjoys partying and working on the car . . . ' More Than a Feeling-Boston; Eagles college ahead. Soccer. DIANE MARIE PAGE ... That’s wicked good, what do you wanna do tonight?”. ..“No matter what we got out of this, I know we’ll never forget.”... Remembers best times with Kerry; the beach; Pink Floyd Concert; Jr. Prom; 3rd lunch... English with Mr. Glynn; Enjoys M.W.H.; Southern Man”-- Crosby Stills, Nash and Young... Future plans traveling and college. Biology Club, Pep Club. LOR! PAGE Remembers Summer of 75 ; The Hill; The Tracks; partying with I.P.. K.P., B.P., J.G., K.T., E.T., S B., B.B.. S B , B.S., J.D., D.K., D.F.... Enjoys concerts partying and smoking.. Aero- smith, Duke and The Drivers, Beach Boys. ..Mr. Allen and Mr. Hughes. JOANNE L. PAGLIUSO Oh my God! ’’...“Live each day as if it were your last”. . .Summer of 73 most fun down Gooch with J.C., S B., B.J., B.M., P.B , J.V....Mr. Morse. ..“Stairway to Heaven, by Led Zeppelin... Enjoys clubbing, having a good time. ..Future plans include college. VICKY LYNNE PAGE ... No Way, you’re tripping”... Memories include Prince; The kitchen; dances; Stoneham; Trigger; Making LM dress up; McDonalds; Swampscott; Wake- field; Maine; RD; M and M; C.R.C., K and K.A.S.G....Jr. English with Mr. Morse, Algebra 2 with “Shaggy”. ..Future plans, college. Gymnastics; Tumbling Team; Swim Team; YMCA Leaders Club; Y Gymnastic Team; UCY. CHRISTOPHER PALMER Chris . . . “Hi! How are you?” . . . Remembers summer of 76; 3-27-76; Elbow Partners; Logan Airport; Weirs Beach; Waterville Valley; second lunch 76 . . . Enjoys diving, skiing, mountain climbing, cruising, L.L.M. . . . More Than A Feeling” . . . Math S A T. review with Mr. Studley . . . . . College ahead. Student Congress; Ski Club; Swim Team; Spanish Club; German Club; Exchange Program; Finance Committee. ERIC V. PAOLINI ROBERT C. PARENTE ... Why don’t you take a long walk off a short pier”. ..Enjoys listening to Led Zeppelin and Kasmir. .. Hobbies are photo- graphy, electronics, C.B. and C.W. radio. ..Future plans include Electronic Engineering; Univer- sity of Florida. Wrestling 1 ,2; Spanish Club 1 ; Photography Club. Parrent... “Unbelievable”... Fondest memories include parties at Doug’s; Hood parties; never forget Wednesday nights with Pete and the two J.M. Girls; Salisbury Beach summer of 76; The best day of my life 10-22-74... Favorite class electricity with Mr. Mitchell. ..“Stairway to Heaven”- Led Zeppelin. ..Future plans include college and Jan M. forever. Freshman and J.V. Hockey. EILEENE MARIE PAWLAK LESLIE ANN PEARSON No Way’ . Fondest memo- ries March 31, 1975; Sattelite; John Favorite teacher Mr. Glynn. Enjoys listening to Aero- smith. Future plans include sec- retarial work. ...Field Hockey; cabin 16 and Moggie, C.M. and M.L.; excur- sions with M.B.K., D M. and L.C. making tolls. . .Favorite class, math with Dr. Rockwood... Future plans include college and traveling. Field Hockey 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; G.A.A.; French Club; Biology Club; Class Represen- tative 2; Log Subscription Staff ; Honor Society. MICHELLE ANNE PELLETIER Pooh. ..“Your not funny; Oh really?”. .. One doesn’t know what they have until they lose it. ...Memories include times with B.S.; D A D. ; 7-15-76; 11-15-74; M.L.F.B.S.A. ; 1st week of June 76; Christmas Eve 75... Favorite teacher, Mr. Hughes. ..Enjoys Led Zeppelin and J. Geils... Future plans include college; Executive Secre- tary; marriage. JOYCE A. PELRINE ...Fondest memories include Nacho Seven”; The Night Sebago Died; good times with M.C... Favorite teacher Mrs. D. .. Enjoys music and sports. Future plans include college. Band 2,3; Student Leader 4, French Club 2-4; G. A. A. 2-4. PATIENCE ANNE PENNEY Pat, Peppy. ..“No Way”... Remembers cruising with the foursome; homeroom with M.P.; talks with Jo and J.D.; summer of 76; Laconia 11-1-75; good times with good friends. ..Mrs. Moran, Miss Norwood and Miss Donovan. ..College ahead. Swim Team, Soccer Team, Powder Puff, Biology Club, Intramural Gymnastics, Volley- ball. ROBERT PENNEY Wedge . . . Fondest memories include good times down the Cem.; T.P.; Blue Oyster Cult concert . . “Stairway to Heaven.” KAREN JEAN PENTO ... Really . ..Fondest memories include summer of 76 with J.N. ...Favorite teachers; Miss Blanchard and Miss Carrabis... “I’ve Got The Music”-Kiki Dee... Hobbies include sewing, hiking, swimming. ..Future plans include Secretarial work. Business Club. STEVEN CHARLES PESCE Dr. Pesce...“Nice Day ... “Physics is fun”. ..Remembers math with Mr. Shaughnessy; Mr. Studley.. Enjoys all sports, “Disco Party”— The Tramps... Plans to make quite a bit of money. Football 2. JAMES G. PHILLIPS Jim. ..“My main man”. ..“Frankly Scarlet, I don ' t give a damn ... Remembers “Fiddler on the Roof”; partying with groups of friends; World Cultures with Mr. Hodgkins. ..Enjoys most sports including Tennis, Basketball, Street Hockey, Skiing. ..“Lunatic” by Pink Floyd. ..Future plans include travel and education. Drama Club, Fiddler on the Roof, Barefoot in the Park, and Oklahoma. STEPHEN PHILLIPS ...“Do it up”. .. Remembers The Knoll before school; B.C.G.’s down The Park; Harvest Festival; Blue Oyster Cult concert; Avia- tion Field Trips with Mr. Dodge... Enjoys partying, cars, skiing, listening to music, Jim Hendrix— “All Along The Watch Tower”; Boston “Smokin’’.. .Future plans include college. RICHARD H. PIERCE Rick. ..Remembers Cross Country 74; summers in N.H.; 5 minutes early; Calculus with Mr. Shaughnessy. ..Enjoys running, photography. ..Pink Floyd, “Dark Side of the Moon”. ..Future plans include college. Swimming 1 ; Cross Country 1-4; Winter Track 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Spring Track 2-4; Honor Society, Log Staff, Camping and Mountain Climbing Club. MARTHA L. PINGREE Martha . . .“Like “Beauty is truth, truth is beauty that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” . . . Remembers summers at G.R.B. with C.B.J.; Hidden Park; Jr. Prom . . . Enjoys playing tennis, partying . . . “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Led Zeppelin . . . . . Future plans include college Biology Club; Pep Club; Powder Puff; Ski Club; Student Congress; Tennis Team. 45 ANNE MARIE PISTORINO Really . .. Don’t let it bring you down Memories include summer ' 76 English with Mr. Conn ‘Long and Winding Road -The Beatles... college ahead. Italian Club; Powder Puff; Honor Society. CAROL ANNE POLCARI Poke. .. Memories include Hamp- ton 74; Jr. Prom weekend; Florida 76, 77; partying with K.M. and D.S. ... English with Mr. Gumbleton and math with Mr. Gavin. .. Enjoys skiings, partying, tennis, working. ..The Beatles, “The Long and Winding Road”... college ahead. Tri-Hi-V, Pep Club, Powder Puff. ROLAND POULIN Rolic . . . What are you, an echo?” . . . “I’m cooked . . . Remembers Q-OZ over Scary ' s house and going to Gloucester With Dad and M.O. . . . Mr. Hughes; Mr. Humphrey ' s G Block English . . . Enjoys hockey, tippin’, Buds with Goodie . . . Jethro Tull— Locomotive Breath” . . . Future plans include the Marines. THOMAS PRENDERGAST Tom. . Really”.. Remembers Gooch Park; Nahant Beach Summer of 75; Hummarock 8-16-75; Eagles, Fleetwood Mac concert; Four Pines; 9-6-75... Related Auto with Mr. Ward... college ahead. LAUREN M. PRENDERGAST Lau...“The Wickeds . ..“Smile, it doesn ' t cost anything. ...Memo- ries include tooling around with the girls; Michelle’s party in Gloucester; June 4, 1976... English with Mr. Gumbleton and homeroom with Mrs. Mead... Enjoys being with Richie... “Dream On”-Aerosmith... Future plans include Hairdressing. Powder Puff. ROBYN G. PRITCHARD Rob. ..“Hey, if you can’t take a joke whaaat?”... Remembers G.P.C.; Northeast Districts; Alton Bay ; good times with M.S., P.M., K.M., L.L., G.M., L.C., J.M.; Youth Groups; K.M.; “Dutch Gold”. ..Glee Club... Queen-“You’re My Best Friend” . ..Mr. Morse; college ahead. Glee Club; Ski Club; Pal Club; Aviation Club; Oliver; Fiddler on the Roof; Northeast District Chorus; Powder Puff; Log. LORI PULEO Lori . . . “You know Argo?” . . . “Smile it doesn’t hurt any!” . . . Remembers M.B.’s in Gloucester; Jr. Prom; The Pond; flousin with the girls . . Math with Mr. Humphrey ' s; Occupa- tional Planning with Mr. Hughes . Enjoys partying, eating, sleeping . . . “What can I say”— Boz Scaggs . . . college ahead. Powder Puff. RAYMOND J. PUNTONI Ray. ..“Smart up!”. ..Remembers “The Kangamangus” and Hamp- ton; summer 75 at “The Vue”; varsity basketball; good times in Joe’s Mill with Slip, The Hammer, Colby, A.J., Kell, Willy. ..Physics with Mr. Studley... Enjoys shootin’ hoops at the common, “Carry On” by Stephen Stills... college ahead. Baseball 1-4; Football 1; Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4; Scholarship Fund Drive. AMY S. PURPEL Memories include the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac concert; parties in the car and the van; nights with BY.; Bay State Rd. Specials; S.P ; Pudding; C.C.’s for 3 weeks. Biology with Miss Packer; Enjoys partying, seeing Christmas lights, crusin ' around the Common, ...“Climax” and Time”— Pink Floyd. Fiddler on the Roof; Biology Club; Auto Club; Pal Club. SUSAN REARDON Sue. ..“Dream until your dreams come true”. ..Remembers the summer of 76, New Years Eve 75, 76, 1-17-76; Reading with J R., D.F., K.O’C; Kennebunk, D.M.’s 6-24-76; growing up with Joy; Excellent times with excel- lent friends. ..Future plans college and travel. Field Hockey 2; Track 2; Cheerleading 3; Jr. Class Vice- President; Senior Class Rep.; G.A A. JEAN M. RICCIARDELLI Jeanie . . . Really?” . . . Great times with C.D., D.M., D.B.; Sophomore gymnastics with D.B and D.M.; Remembers Sunapee, N.H.; Belgrade Lake; Koinonia; summer or 76 . . . Psychology with Miss Norwood . . . Enjoys bowling, ice skating, going to Football games, Neil Diamond . . . College and early childhood education in the future. Tumbler 1-4; Gymnastic 2; Italian Club2,3; G.A.A. 2,3. JOANNE RICCIARDELLI ...“Happy are those who dream dreams and have the courage to pursue them . ..Remembers summer of 76; parties at K.E.’s; Schaeffer Stadium ; Reading with S.R., K.O.’s and D.F. ; partying at DM ' s with friends; 8-20-28-76; talks with Patrice; being with friends; ...Enjoys “I Hear A Symphony” by Dianne Ross... Plans to continue school and travel. Girls Intramural Soccer; Italian Club ; Powder Puff. DIANE RICE Ricey... Remembers working at J.M. with N.C.; Jr. Prom; Cheering; The Crayola ' s ... French with Mrs. D... .Spends time at Mac’s with P.C., V.C., and J.M.... Col lege ahead. Cheerleader; G.A.A. ; Track; Field Hockey; Log; French Club; Pep Club. WILLIAM RING Bill. ..Remembers parties in New Hampshire; 1975”.... “Peaceful Easy Feeling -Eagles... .Stage Band, Mr. DeGiacomo... Plans to drive cross country. Jazz Rock Band. JIMMY ROBINSON Roby. ..“Oh yeh”... Remembers Mr. Cooper G Block. ..Future plans include the Navy. FRANCIS P. ROGERS Freon. ..Remembers Drive-Ins; parties down at Cerra ' s and the Waste Land Trio. ..Mr. Studley and his Navy Stories in Aviation Science. ..Football games. Football 1 ,2. JANET L. RONCHETTI ...“Come on”. ..“To each his own” Remembers summer 76, camp- ing with my father, being with Cathy and also my brother, Bruce, Mr. Champi’s English Class. Enjoys listening to music, “What’s Going On?,” by Marvin Gaye, traveling in the Van, writing in a journal. Plans to take t he future as it comes. Swim Team. PATRICIA ROONEY Tricia...“Good knurd”... lt’s not the life ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.”... Remembers skiing in Vt., Jr. Prom weekend, Sundays with the girls, J. Geils concert, Cape Day, waterskiing in N.H., Peter, cruisin’ with L.F., M B., L.S., J.K., partying, swimming. Enjoys music, Steely Dan, Sandy”, “10th Ave.” Future plans; NYE 1999. President A.S.A. DAVID ROSENZWEIG Rose. ..Remembers good times at the Hood, the H P., Saturday Nights, and math with Dr. Rockwood. College ahead. Soccer; Honor Society; Scholarship Fund Drive. ROY A. RUDOLPH ...“What block is this”. ..Enjoys music. ..English with Mr. Glynn... college ahead. Honor Society. 47 MARY GAIL RUSS M.G. .. People are about as happy as they decide that they are going to be . .. Remembers T R. and K.D. in the Yellow c iash, W.A.. E.B., S.C., L L. at H P., good times with TR., W.A., E.6 . C.C., M.A., J.P.S., Teheron, Beruit, Morocco, Rome, Miss Arbite’s Art Class, English with Mr. Cooper, French with Miss Leighton. “Stairway to Heaven , College ahead. Powder Puff. PATRICIA MARIE RUSSO ...“Terrific!”. .. What we see depends mainly on what we are looking for Remembers April 75 in Europe with B B. and T.B., Vegas, Summer at Cape Cod, U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso. Enjoys travelling, art, music, Take It To The Limit”, J.P.S.!, college and travelling ahead. DONNA L. RYAN Alright!”. .. To understand all is to forgive all.” Remembers summers in Maine, T.N.S.D., Hockey games; poster nights, Nachos and M.V.; looking with M A D. and Geometry with Mr. Gavin. Enjoys music, Juite ' s “Judy Blue Eyes.” College and travel ahead. Powder Puff; Pep Club; Pal Club ; Spanish Club MICHAEL CHARLES RYAN Raisin. ..“That taint nice, but it is!”. ..“Time spent wasted is not wasted time.” Remembers C.G. ' s down Lincoln, May 1, 1976, Harvest Festival, Whip Hill, English with Mr. Champi... Enjoys crusin’, loud music, Rocky Mountain Way” ; partying at the knoll before school. Plans to travel cross country to see what life is really like. SHEILA RYAN Sheri. .. How ya doing?”. .. It ' s what ' s underneath a smile that makes you wonder.”.. Remem- bers homeroom with Mrs. Mead; tooling with Sharon Oct. 30, English with F.P.; J.B. and Mr. Glynn. Enjoys horsebackriding, Basketball, music, “Father and Son by Cat Stevens. College and work ahead. Student Government Day. ROBERT SALVIATI JOSEPH R. SANTO Joe. ..“No Way . ..Remembers years with Donna H., ' 68 Comaro, working in Signor Pizza, New High School, English with Mr. Glynn, Enjoys snowmobiling, hunting, “C.B.”, work, “My Love”, Paul McCarthy. Future plans include D.H., and own restaurant, college. NANCY LEE SANTO Lee . . . “Really! . . . “When climbing the ladder of life, watch out for the splinters. . . . Remembers summer of 75, 76, and partying with Ziggy, cruzing around, and Miss Carrabis . . . Enjoys art, swimming, sewing, cruzing and “Stairway to Heaven” Led Zeppelin . . . Future plans include employment in the airlines. DEBORAH J. SANTORSOLA Debbie Zap!, What’s happen- ing 7 Duke Dodge”. .. Time spent wasted isn’t wasted time. Remembers B.J., R.M , Chuck, April 76, The Old Gang, Joey’s, D O., P.T., M C., P.J., J.M., DM , L.S., L P , L.M , D M., A J., M D., Jam, J.O., Hustler, B.M , Math with Mr. McIntyre.... Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, Led Zeppelin, Queen, “You ' re My Best Friend Future plans; Machinest, travelling. Thanks Ma! CHRISTINE L. SASSO Sass...“lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer.”... Remembers parties at K.E., Sebago, Me. with D M. and P C., Cat Stevens concert, growing up with D B Enjoys Cat Stevens... Future plans include college. Pep Club; Italian Club; Modern Dance; Jr. Class Rep; Biology Club; Debate; LOG. ELIZABETH ANNE SAUNDERS Betty . . . Give me a break” . . . When all else fails . . . EAT” . . . Remembers 10-31-76, Nights of Nahant with B.P., Jr. Prom, B.M., and the A ' s, NO, NO, NO, . . . U.S. History with Ms. Donovan . . . Enjoys drawing, music, partying with friends, Beatles music, If You Could Read My Mind . . . Future plans include becoming a famous artist. Student Congress, Co-Capt. of White Punks”. LARRY A. SAVAGE Beast... You Fool ..Remembers Drive-Ins, camping on the beach, Mrs. Gallagher, Chemistry. Enjoys Electronics, photography .Thick as a Brick, Jethro Tull... Future plans include college Soccer 3,4; Editor of Imprint; Chemistry Club. PAUL MICHAEL SCHLESINGER Slush. ..Remembers B Block Buzz ...Boston, Let Me Take You Home Tonight. ..English with Ms. May. ..Enjoys working on cars... Plans on being an auto mechanic. WILLIAM SCHMIDT Sh med I y... SB”... Memories include wasted nights in Bubba’s cellar, 6:30 at the corner... English, Mr. Cooper. ..college ahead. Hockey; Tennis. CHARLES SCIMONE ...“Back to Nature”. ..Memories include Camping at Plum Island, and ‘Brick Wall’. ..partying... Future plans include college, Fan-Hiva. Soccer 2-4; Honor Society. ROBERT SCOTT JAMES J. SHANLEY BRIAN J. SHEA Shans . . . “Hang Loose” . . . Memories include Yes Concert, Pulling Jack off of Wingarsheek, Along the back road at Breakheart . . . Enjoys skiing . . . Yours is no disgrace . . . Future plans include college. Track 1-4; Basketball 2,3,4. . . . Time wasted is not wasted times.” “Sometimes I think this whole world is one big prison yard. Some of us are prisoners. Some of us are guards.” Fondest memories include Octoberfest 76 and Beachwood Motel 76 . . . Orbeit Art . . . Enjoys Silver- smithing, Photograph and Art . . . The Royal Seam, Steely Dan Jeff Beck, Zeppelin . . . Future plans include California, a Silversmith Shop. DAVID P. SHEA ROBERT SHEA ...Dave’s not here...“C.B.”... Remembers Hesseltine Park... Ben Crupi’s Auto Shop. ..Enjoys Partying. ..J. Giels, Wammer Jammer. ..Future plans include college. Bubba... Remembers week in New Hampshire, Feb. 76, meeting at the wall, partying down the cellar, and History with Mr. Hodgekins... Enjoys the Beach Boys, Endless Summer.. Future plans include college. Student Congress; _Cross Country; Capt. Winter Track; Spring Track; Board of Directors of Community Center; Log Staff. 49 DARLENE SHINER Shine . Good enough . . . “The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, Love isn ' t love til you give it away , Remembers 12-6-74 . . 5-21-76, Hampton Beach 71-76, Florida 76-77 with Poke and KM, Hampton 74 with L G.. C P M 8,, Steno with Blanchard. The Long and Winding Road , The Beatles. Legal Secretary. Sophomore Class President. Varsity, Softball; Ski Club; Rep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Powder Puff. ANGELO SICARI Andy . . . Really . . . Memories of the Summer of 76 . . . Auto with Mr. Falkenstein. Future plans include work. DAVID SIMMONS JAY B. SMITH Jay . . . Remembers NSF- Program Summer76, Summers in Maine . . . Enjoys photography, volleyball, golf . . Olivia Newton-John . . . Calculus with Mr. Shaughnessey . . . Future plans include college in medicine or biology. Debating; Honor Society; Chemistry Club ; French Club. LINDA MARIE SMITH PATRICK SMITH Deuce II . . Where’s the birds?” . O.U R with R E S., D.H., M.D. at the shop . . Black Sabbath . Art with Ms. Arbiet . . . Work in future. Pat . . . Ya, right” . . . Memories include the rocks (almost); summer of 75 . . . Enjoys sports . . . “Stairway to Heaven”, Led Zeppelin . . . Electricity with Mr. Tice . . . College ahead. TERI MARIE SPADAFORA Boob . . . “No way, be serious . Remembers the smoking area between classes; EMGS (Halloween party), “TB . . . Chicago “Ive Been Searching so Long . . . English with Mrs. Waterbury . . . Plans to earn enough money to go to college; marriage later in the future. Powder Puff Football. PETER A. SPENCER Wiener ... “I guess, but I just don ' t know” . . . Memories include going down to the park; good times at Nahant; work study with D M.; 5-21-76; going with ’J.C. . . . Dave, take me home!!” Sweet Jane”, the Beatles . . . G Block English with Mr. Cooper . . . College and a good job ahead. LAURIE ANN SPRAGUE Laurie “I love you more today than yesterday, but less than tomorrow Fondest memories with Jimmy; 9-28-74; N.H. 74 and 75 with C.S.; The Wall with M B and all the kids Enjoys horseback riding, water skiing and dog showing Future includes work as a legal secretary. Basketball , Softball. CATHERINE A. SQUIRES Cathy . . . “I’m only kidding . . . Memories include being with P B . 2-11-75 . . . English with Mr. Glynn . . . Hairdressing ahead. Powder Puff Football. JOHN STAMATOPOULOS Wabos . . . “Lets go surfin’’ . . . remembers good times cruisin ' with B.S., J.A., P.H., M.G., C.S., P.V., D.F., B.M. . . . English with Mr. Glynn . . . College ahead. Soccer; Hockey. JOSEPH PAUL Sl ' AMEGNA Joey ... I don’t know . Memories include N.H., 2-22-75; cruisin’ in the V.W. . . . “Woman of the World”, Aerosmith . . . Mr. Champi. LAURA STANLEY Stan . . . Don’t hesitate” . . . “All’s Fair in love and war” . . . Remembers 6-6-76; Best of friends, T.R., C.F., M B., J.K.- Cape Day; Gloucester . . . Likes skiing in Vt., summer nights D.l.T.P. . . . “Sentimental Lady”, FMAC . . . “California bound.” CYNTHIA ANN STANTIAL Cindy . . Memories include great times with Vin; summers of 74 and 75 in N.H. with L.S.; summer of 76 with Debs and M.O. lazy summer days with C.O.; growing up with L.T.; English with S.O.B.; lockers between classes; “If you leave Me Now, Elton John . . . Spanish with Mr. Reid . . Working with special ed. kids in future. Basketball ; Softball. ROBERT STANTON Bob . . . Remembers camping at Circle 9 Ranch; Aerosmith concert 11-16-76 . . . Roundabout . . . D.E. with Mr. Quinn. D.E.C.A.; Wrestling 1; Track 1 . BRIAN JEFFERY STEEVES B.J. . . . Don’t worry about it” . . . Good times with Kathy, C.A.; . . . Enjoys skiing . . . English with Ms. May. BARRY MARK STEWART Bone . . . “Sounds good” . . . Memories include concerts; good times with S.J. . . . “Slow Ride”, Foghat . . . Industrial Arts-Fitchburg State ahead. KENNETH J. STEWART Bugger . . . Remembers good times at S.W. and Rosey . . . Physics with Mr. Studley . . . College ahead. Tennis 1 ,2,3. DONNA VICTORIA STONE Stoney . . . “I’m only kiddin’ ”... Memories include cruisin ' in the car; 11-5-75; parties at D.M’s; 11-28-75; McD ' s; S and H; summer of 76; C.S.; friends; H.R. . . . Enjoys waterskiing, camping, hiking, snowmobiling, having a good time . . . “You can’t Always Get What You Want” . . . G and F block French; Mr. Cooper . . . College ahead. Basketball 3; Softball 3,4; Powder Puff Football; Sholar- ship Fund Drive. CHERYL ANN STRONG Ocho . . . “I’m only kidding” . . . Good times with good friends; summer of 76; hockey with Paula and the gang; going to Conn, and spending time with Cheryl; visits to nephew with C.C.; long talks with a close friend; learning; experience . . . likes sports; traveling, college a head Softball 2,3,4; Basketball; G.A.A.; Powder Puff; Hockey 2,3,4; Pal Club; Business Club. 51 BRYAN MICHAEL SULLIVAN DAVID R. SULLIVAN Sully , Remembers good times with Mike, Dave. Dick, Walter and Pete; 7-15-76; going back to Somerville; M.P.; watching the World Series in Vinny D ' s cellar; camping on the Kangamangus Led Zeppelin ... Mr. Humphries . . . Future plans include the service. Sully . . . Summer of 76 . . . Enjoys listening to music . . . Yesterday, Paul McCartney . . . History with Mr. D. . . . Music in the Future. SHARON SULLIVAN Sharon . . . How ya doin? . . . Remembers cruisin’ with the girls; Jiga; 1-3-75; J. Giels concert; with J.S.; the pond . . . House Party , J. Giels . . Occ. Planning with Mr. Hughes . . . Work in Future. GENE M. SWITZER Gino . . . What’s the story?” . . . the rocks . . . enjoys sports . . . Roundabout”, Boston . . . Phy- sics with Mr. Studley . . . College ahead. Soccer 3, 4. KIRSTEN ANN TALLBERG Kirst . . . “What can I say?!” . . . Memories include circle in the snow; the gang; Beach Boys concert; 12-21-75; Tim Fish and Co ; Football games ; summer of 76: good times with S B , C.C., K.S., P.D., A.B., S.F. . . . Boston . . . Mrs. D; English . . . College ahead. M.H.S. Band Front; Jazz-Rock Ensemble; French Club; Explorers; LOG layout staff. ALAN ROBERT THORNTON Big Al . . . “Light ’em up” . . . Memories include good times in the garage; working on Plymouth; Eagle’s concert . . . “Rockin my Baby”, Steve Miller Band . . . College ahead. KAREN E. TIMMONS SANDRA LYNN TOBEY Karen No goal is too high to reach if you aim with care and confidence. . . . Remembers parties at K.E.’s; Field hockey; summer of 76; best of friends spending time with K.K. . . . Desperado” Chemistry with Mrs. Gallagher . . . college ahead. Field Hockey 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Jr. Class Representative; Student Congress; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club ; Honor Society. Ripsey . . . Memories include Charles River with A.P. and C.G. ; the wall; good times with S.H., P.H., F.L., A.W. , J.M., J.B., S.L., MS., S.F., C.W., J.P., F.E., K.G., D.G., E.K., B.G., L.F., and L.B . . Do You Feel Like We Do, Peter Frampton. California and work in the future. ROBERT TOMER Bob . . “Not even” . . Memories of concerts Foolin’ around with friends . Boston Aerosmith . . . Plans include Graphic Arts. Auto Club. At PAUL TONNESSEN Paul . . . Remembers good times at Washington camping at circle 9; with J.M., J.L., B.S., R.P., B.G., R.D., . . . Aqualung, Tull . . . Occ. Planning with Mr. Hughes . . . Work in Future. •vz v EILEEN TRAINOR Twin . . . Fondest memories with Lori and Joan . . . “Stairway to Heaven,” Led Zeppelin ... No Future Plans. Powder Puff Football. JOHN EDWARD TRAINOR John . . . “You sad sack!” . . . Remembers the rocks; losing T.8.; up Hills; Yes concert, Tubes concert . . . David Bowie . . . College ahead. Honor Society ; Spanish Club. KATHLEEN TRAINOR Twin . . . Speak as you think, be what you are.” . . . Good times with L.P. and J.G.; up the hill; down the beach . . . “Stairway to Heaven,” Led Zeppelin . . . English with Miss Gwaltney . . . Plans to go to business school. Powder Puff Football. ROBERT E. TRAVIS Bob . . . “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” . . . Memories include gang of Allagash 73 and 74; wrestling and Mr. B.; J.M.’s Bicentennial - Band Wagon; Osgood trail and Sacco River with J.B., Mt. Washington 6 a.m. with Mr. B. and Co. . . . College ahead. Debate; Band; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Camping and Mountain Climbing Club; Student Government Day; Imprint 4. :■ i m ' i-i ELAINE E. TROUGHTON LAURA ANN TRULLI Sista Golden . . . “Zeesh ... I’m falling apart at my seams!” . . . Won’t forget great times down the Pizond; the Hood; Sebago; the Mangus and MOOSE!; good talks with L.G.; 7-27-76 . . . Enjoys camping, horseback riding, skiing . . . J. Giels ... Jr. English with Mr. Gump. . . . Hopes 77 is a lot safer than 76. Powder Puff Football; 88’s; D.E.C.A. C. PUFF . . . “Where is every- body?” ... “I wish I was a little girl again, it’s easier to fix a broken doll than a broken heart.” . . . Summer of 76; J. Giels with J.T. “Hey Mavrick”; Maine; private joke with D.D.; growing up with C.S.; getting rowdy with J.D.; Jr. Prom, Gloucester . . . Plans to be a teacher. Italian Club; Softball; Powder Puff; D.E.C.A. JOY LYNN TRYDER Joy . . . “Excellent” . . . “the moment may be temporary but the memory lasts forever.” . . . Remembers New Year’s Eve 75; Billy; parties at Kirk’s; summer of 76; Jr. Prom weekend; growing up with Sue Business classes with Miss Carrabis. Basketball; Cheering. SUSAN TSOUKALAS Tsouky . . . “Wicked good” . . . Latin with Mr. Reid. Debate 1; Winter Track 1; Spring Track 1 ; Student Con- gress 3,4. DONALD THOMAS VALERIO, JR. Donato . . . Memories include Summer of 76 in Colorado; Room 12; Maine Jethro Tull . . . English with Mr. Champi . . . likes to ski and skate . . . College ahead. Football 2. ELIZABETH S. VANGEL Liz . . . “No way!” . . . “You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give” . . . Good times with Lucy, M.F., M.W., and especially John; “Howies 7-25-75; concerts with K.F.; Summer of 75 . . . “D’Yer Maker”, Led Zeppelin . . . Mr McLean ' s Spanish class . . . Plans to work for airlines. 53 SCOTT A VARDARO Scott Enjoys photography, travel and Fishing . . . “Rocky Mountain High”, John Denver . . . History with Mr. Deteso . . . Plans to study business administration. Bioodmobile Club; Ski Club: Thistle staff. JAMES JOSEPH VASQUES Jim . . . electrical shop assistant for Mr. Tice . . . “Show Me the Way , Frampton . . . enjoys sports. ANTHONY J. VENTOLA Venty . . . “What ' s Up for tonight? . . . Good times in Vermont; ski trip days at; Caruso ' s; with J.B., M.O., M.F., J.T., G.S. Hendrix Experience . . . Mr. Hughes. STEPHEN VICKERY Vic Enjoys playing hockey . . . “Chicago”, G. Nash; Robert Plant . . . History with Mr. Connolly . . . Future plans include college; collecting S.S. Ski Club. BRETT RALPH WALKER . . . To enjoy life is to live” . . . Remember the future” remem- bers Yellowstone, Jethro Tull and 75 World Series . . . enjoys hiking and camping . . . London Wainwright III . . . English . . . Mr. Trubisz . . . college and law ahead. Imprint; National Honor Society; Winter and Spring Track 4 CHRISTOPHER J. WALSH Lucifer . . . “You can’t always get what you want” . . . remembers P.M., “the park”, and Boston 76 . . . Rolling Stones . . . auto shop. Football 1 . JAMES MICHAEL WALSH THOMAS E. WALSH Walshie ... Jr. skip day at Pebble Beach riding and collecting motorcycles; work; just hangin ' around . . . Good Times. Bad Times, Led Zeppelin . . . Jr. English With Uncle Gumby . Future includes college and work in air condition- ing Tom . . . “Excellent!” . . . Remembers good times with C.M., J.T., T.G., S.V., R.P., DC.; Sebago; the rocks; concerts . . . “Heart of the Sunrise,” Yes . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . College at Colby. Log, Literary Staff; Student Congress; Honor Society. RALPH L. WATSON . . . “Far out . . . Don ' t walk in front of me, I may follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend” . . . memories include cross country trip, S.D. B.Y.F., Beach Boys, Bentley’s Pub . Precious and Few Climax College ahead GLEN T. WELLS Clinger . . . “Gimme a break” . . . “One man’s dream is another man’s reality . . . Remembers The brick wall”; “the cellar”; Aerosmith concert . . . “Over the Hills and Far Away, Led Zeppelin . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . College ahead. Soccer2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. DAVID ANTHONY WHITEHORN Whitey yaaa Don’t eat worms.” remembers T.B.’s parties . . . Rolling Stones . . . It’s Only Rockin Roll . . . college ahead. Basketball 2,3,4; Italian Club 3; Volleyball. STEPHEN P. WILK . . . Remembers hunting at Plum Island Aviation science Mr. Dodge . . . College ahead. BARRY WILKINSON . . . remembers hockey with Richard ahd Jina Umile . . . enjoys music and theater . . . Rod Stewart . . . U.S. History ... Mr. Burr . . . College ahead. Oklahoma; Hockey. Jjlfc DAVID ROBERT WILLIAMS Willy . . . “all right!” . . . remem- - 1 w- tr bers camping trips and good times at Y.F. . . . enjoys sports and movies . . . U.S. History . . . Mr. Burr . . . college ahead. Ping Pong 3,4 ; Track 1 . STEPHEN JOHN WILLIAMS GUMPA . . . ‘‘Don’t ya do it” . . . “Dedication is the God within. Those who have it are sure to win” . . . remembers Plum Island . . . What pastime . . . Rod Stewart . . . English . . . Ms. May . . . college ahead. Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4. JOSEPH F. WILLWERTH, JR. A.J. . . . Bum deal . . . remembers river rolling at Mangus, Hampton and in the Blue with Fatman . . . enjoys the hoop up the Common . . . Physics . . . Mr. Studley. Cross Country 1 ; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4. ERIC BRUCE WILSON Red . . . “Stop Bitchin’ ” . . . H.T.; V.D. Cellar, the Pipes at 0 degrees . . . Steve Miller Band . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . Afternoon sessions with K.B., L.D., AND B.S. . . . Colby’s Kitchen . . . Toolin’, Tippin’, and Tunes . . . Nahant . . . College, Air Force ahead. Hockey 1-3, Co-Capt. 4; Senior Class Vice Pres., Scholarship Fund Drive. KENNETH WINSOR Wins ... “I don’t know” . . . remembers Winnipesakee and Nahant . . Bob Dylan . . . Physics . . . Mr. Studley . . . future holds college. Spring Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4. JUDITH ARLENE WOLFE Jude . . . “Do you know what I mean?” . . . “It’s better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt” . . . remembers times spent with E.C., 5-28-76, and 4-19-75 . . . enjoys hanging around and swim- ming . . . Where is Love . . . Carpenters . . .Psych . . . Mr. Allen . . . secretary. Spanish Club, Glee Club, Powder Puff. MELINDA L. WONG Li I ' Wong . . . “Good da-bye” . . . remembers summer of 74, Dennis, Cerra, Gloucester and the Junior Prom . . . Steno . . . Miss Blanchard . college ahead. 55 « MICHELLE ANN WONG Wing , . Really! . . . That ' s wicked good . . . You may strive to be like them but seek not to make them like you . . .remem- bers Craig, the Cape and the pond . Tonight ' s the Night . . . Rod Stewart . . . N.E.U ahead. Debate Club. Vice President of Sophomore Class, Powder Puff; Intermural Gymnastics. PATRICIA ANN WOOD Kitter . . . Oh my God” ... “I have nothing else to give you except this: all the fields, flowers and butterflies” . . . Memories of picnic in N.H.; Camp Allen; John; Glee Club; Pam . . . “How Can I Tell Her”, Lobo . . . Enjoys skiing singing, trying to play the piano . . . Future plans include marriage; Canada. Glee Club; Drama Club; Morning Newscaster. JEFFREY R. WOODS Jeff . . . “Whatever” . . . remembers Eagles concert, Martha’s Vineyard and Sept. 10, 1976 . . . enjoys skiing . . . Take it To the Limit . . . Eagles . . . College ahead. Ski Club; Biology Club; Explorers. RUTH LEE WRIGHT Shorty . . . “What lunch ya got?” . . . “To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heavens” remembers summer of 75 and Maine. Moonshadow . . . Cat Stevens . . . English . . . Mr. Glynn . . . Air Force. CARL YORK Chuck . . . How do you like your Daughter, now?” . . . remembers tipping “B.T.’s up the 4 pines enjoys good parties with the Commons Kids . . . Stones Geometry . . . Mr. Gavin . . . College. Swim Team 1-4 PHILLIP YOUNG Youngster . . . “Not needed” . . . God helps those who help them- selves” . . . Remembers good times down Bubba’s cellar; the corner; summer drive-ins . . . Enjoys hockey and chess . . . Peter Frampton; Queen . . . Aviation with Mr. Studley . . . Work in the future. Chess; Mountain Climbing Club. ANN PATRICIA ZEBROWSKI Babooski Remembers Greece 76, and Amherst College . . . Enjoys karate with B.D., hockey games with C B. and B D. at the Boston Gardens, and sewing . . . Earth Wind Fire . . . future plans attending college in Florida, majoring in European Correspondent. Yearbook Typing Editor; French Club; Aviation Club; Drama Club; Equestrian Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; Sholar- ship Fund Drive Committee. DAVID ZWICKER Zwick . . Remembers the corner and afternoons with Theo . . . English . . . Mr. Cooper ... Air Force ahead. RAYMOND LETTERIE PATRICIA J. LONG Raybees...‘‘Oh my God”...‘‘eeeee” Tricia, Giggles. ..‘‘Jesus!; Get lost!, ...Remembers the Rez, Breakhart Grrr! ...‘‘Today is the first day of the ' 75 May. Hobbies include tennis, rest of your life. ...Remembers I baseball, football and track. Hampton Beach summer ' 76; T rack Downtown with M.C., P.G.; going to Brighams; Psychology with Ms. Norwood. Dream On, Aerosmith... 1 Bowie. Enjoys drawing, College I ahead. DENISE ROBERTS ...“I refuse to answer on the grounds it may incriminate me”. ..parties in the girls room. ..Enjoys horseback- riding, partying, listening to music... Lyin ' Eyes - Aerosmith. ..Future plans include living in Florida, college and enjoying life. 57 Polcari HEARTBREAKER BEST FIGURES Lisa Dellorfano Robert Bernabei Cathy Coughlin J. Lamson yk L. Trulii (7 CLASS PALS CLASS WITS CUTEST Debbiej Fields k Carol Morris BEST SMILE Chris Barry r MOST SOPHISTICATED CLASS DANCERS Joseph Willworth Peggy Cheney BEST DRESSED Martha Pingree Joe Canova MOST ATHLETIC IASS ARTISTS Scott Colburn Mary Beth Kiley Betty Saunders Mark Beckford BEST LOOKING Leslie Pearson David ■ awi MOST RESPECTED MOST VERSATILE Deb McGovern Carl Maccario f Jean Ricciardelli CLASS BLUSHER Teresa fm Ford CLASS CLOWNS Donna Stone CLASS w MUSICIANS Crystal Henderson Mark Moulaisor Roy Rudolph MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Brodeur CLASS GENIUS Kirk Eveleth CLASS COUPLE D. Page K. Morrison iOST SINCERE HARDEST WORKER f MOST I SPIRITED Lisa Ceccherini Diane Leary B. Wilkenson MOST EXPRESSIVE EYES Donna Browinski CLASS GENIUS Jay Smith MOST §p GULLIBLE Donna Melansin FRIENDLIEST J. Campbell T. MacDonald CW V een Clancy CLASS GIGGLERS ({ MOST CAREFREE Jean Aiyward Danny Mollins « «■ f EarlT. Beshong Occupational Education Coordinator Richard L. Hildreth Social Studies Coordinator Ruth E. Tentler Mathematics Coordinator Joseph L. Cody Art Director . Joseph D. Hoague Athletic Phys. Ed. Lawrence L. Leistlnger Science Coordinator m Angela Allen Languages Donald Barnes Occupational Education Peter Brown Social Studies ' s Jr ■14 Josephine Chase Physical Education Harold Crane English Richard Allen Social Studies Paul Bean Physical Education f!k Philip Burr Social Studies Clayton Conn English Benedict Crupi Occupational Education Marilyn Blanchard Occupational Education Michael Capone Science Francis Connolly Social Studies Elizabeth Curren English Francis Ball Physical Education Dorothy Bloom Occupational Education Catherine Carrabis Occupational Education Albert Cutting Science Frank DeGiacomo Music Anne Donahue Languages Charles Dullea English Mitchell Fava Math Jane Gallagher Media Specialist Helen Donovan Social Studies Stephen Dumas Art John Driscoll Social Studies Susan Eason Science Edward Dugan Occupational Education Daniel Falkenstein Occupational Education Jerome Ford Math Ronald Ford Media Specialist Freeman Frank Social Studies Daniel Gallagher Social Studies Kathleen Gallagher Science Frances Gailigan Languages Thomas Ganley Math Stephen Gordon Guidance Arthur Harrington English John Hughes Occupational Education Janet Johnston Physical Education David Gavin Math Robert Grant Math James Hodgkins Social Studies Michael Glynn English Phyllis Greene Resource Center Asst. Joan Hooton English Thomas Humphreys Math Gladys Katz Librarian Timothy Hurley Guidance Jennifer Kern Occupational Education Richard Gordon Math Robert Gumbleton English Henry Hughes Social Studies Clark Jenkins Occupational Education Janet Kerrigan Science Alice Kramer Occupational Education Donald Mack Math Kenneth McKeen Media Specialist Charlene Moran English James Morse English Katharine Marsh Art Robert McLean Languages Pat Morris Secretary Geraldine Moulaison Occupational Education Patricia May English Martha Mead English Herman Morrison Science Ruth Mucica Occupational Education Robert McIntyre Math Joseph Messina Music James Morrow Math Robert Mullarky Guidance Ann Norwood Social Studies Lisa Pomeroy Languages Robert Quinn Occupational Educ. Robert Riccardi Data Processing Jeffery Rubin English Patricia Osepchuk Science Agnes Prescott English Thomas Schott Science Aurthur Poulos English Peter Reilly Science Paul Roberts Occupational Educ. Diane Packer Science Gale Puntoni Art William Reynolds Social Studies Dr. Norman Rockwood Math Anthony Scibelli Physical Education Marie Nuzzo Languages James Reid Languages Robert Riccio Languages Melanie Schlegel Languages First Row L-R: D. Alcorn, A. Previte, M . DeSisto Back Row L-R: J . Northrup, A. Cann, L. Lockhead, M . Fisher First Row L-R: E. Maranto, M. James, N. Gibelli, M. Goveia, A. Mahoney. Back Row L-R: A. Paleo, J. Vesce, M. Hicks, A. Farese, E. Higgins, B. Moore, N. Snow. L-R: E. DiMuzio, J. Murphy, K. Alkins, L. Spadafora, G. Nooran. JT . Edward Swiniarski Occupational Educ. Andrea Taffe Physical Education Richard Tice Occupational Educ. Audrey T ricco Occupational Educ. Jeffrey T rubisz English William Tryder, Jr. Physical Education Mary Vahey Science Terry Ward Occupational Educ. Pamela Waterbury English Brian Shaughnessy Math Daniel Simonds ill Guidance Paul Squatrito Art John Studley Occupational Educ. ! Our interests as well as our personali- ties, determine our academic goals. There are, of course, memories of our high school years that we would all care to forget. For example, the many weekends we swore we would spend catching up on all the homework we had put off the week before, instead staying up until 1:00 a.m. Monday morning trying to finish it. And this was only to be surpassed by the “Term Paper Syndrome’’ which occurred in almost epidemic proportions in June, when almost all of the potential scholars spent their free time on the beach. The victims of this dreaded disease often found themselves surrounded by incomprehensible books in some stuffy library, toiling away at footnotes, paren- thetical references, and bibliographies. An alert listener in the library would hear the students grumble such questions as “What is a parenthetical reference?’’, “Why did I choose this topic?’ , and the ever famous, ‘ ‘Why am I here? As if this was not enough , there was still another dreaded academic disease that struck the class of ’77. This disease, scientifically referred to as “Procrastina- tion Lackadiasical Dilemma,’’ is better known as “Senioritis’’. The symptoms were easily recognized by constant drowsiness, an inability to carry books home, a deep hatred for libraries, and a noticeable drop in grades. The cure was simple: get to bed at nine o’clock every evening, do homework every afternoon, and finally, cut down on the number of nights out. The problem was no one would take the cure, the disease was much too fun ! ACADEMICS I 71 Where We Live Our Lives So That We May Learn To Live ' • This year marked the return of the traditional New England winter. A series of blizzards caused personal agony and brought life in Melrose, as well as in the rest of the country, to a stand still. A shortage of energy and patience arose. “Cabin Fever’’ was an ailment of all high school students as they received an extra week of vacation with no way to get out and enjoy it. The sub-zero temperatures forced even winter frolic in the snow out of the question. Man, so proud of his technological advances, has been proven vulnerable to the ever changing New England weather. Black outs, school cancellations, and the outrageously deplorable con- ditions of Melrose streets were all factors contributing to the winter that millions of Melrose students will be telling their grandchildren about. “No School, In Melrose, Wakefield All Schools Stoneham, 75 THE LIGHTER SIDE OF ACADEMICS I The variety of MHS people is exemplified by the variety of the clubs. After school hours, people can be found riding horses, flying planes, and designing compu- ter programs. Preparing to search the sky for diamonds. Christine Henderson, she ' s a Dancing Machine. Front Row: Cindy Dawson, Peggy Cheeny, Lorna D’Amico. Second Row: Sheri Storti, Pam Bonaiuto, Terry Jancsy, Michelle Norton, Sally Dawson, Diane Norton, Jean Procello, Lisa Graziano. Third Row: Nancy Trent, Cheryl Case, Beth Henderson, Nancy Marks, Eileen Donovan, Sue Bean, Debbie Harris, Chris Henderson, Doreen Hall, Lynn LaVelle, Liz Brodeur. Lorna D ' Amico Cynthia Dawson Peggy Cheney A group of gifted girls, long rehearsals and extremely successful dance productions are all factors contributing to tnis year’s Modern Dance Club. There will be a manditory meeting at 2:30, MAKE IT!’’. . . No gum chewing on stage’’. ..‘‘Point your toes!’’. ..‘‘Don’t Sing’’. .. ALL TOGETHER NOW! ’’... Shining Star’’. ..‘‘I forget my dance’’. ..‘‘This costume looks retarded !’’... Your on !’’... Good Show Girls!!’’ Modern Dance Cathy Hong Drama Society To develop an appreciation of the dramatic arts through “doing” was the goal of the 76-77 Melrose High Drama Club. Under the direction of Ms. May and the leadership of President Patti Wood, Vice President Karen Styles, Secretary Tricia Vinchesi, and Treasurer Marianne Savage, the drama club staged a variety of productions and activities. Hours of hard work and preparation for drama competitions as well as the spring produc- tion of Lizzy Borden of Fall River made up the core of the club’s activities. Hard work was not the only diet, however. A first year pot luck supper fol- lowed by original skits performed by club members rounded out the year’s activities. To concentrate, to observe, to create was the motto, the goal, and the spirit which brought it all together for the ’77 drama club. Front Row: P. May, Advisor, A. Zebrowski, C. Mouradian, S. Smith, M. Savage (Treasurer), P. Wood (President), T. Vinchesi (Secretary), K. Stiles (Vice-President), R. Gallagher, P. Kennedy, E. Goulo, B. Goldman, J. Champoux. Second Row: M. Simonelli, S. Walters, J. Oosterman. B. Sitcawich, J. Phillips, F. Solari, T. Byrne, P. Czarnawski, G. Hunt, N. Armstrong. World War II Club This first year was a hec- tic one for the World War II Club. Club officers were faced with a rather unusual prob- lem, one that other clubs would have welcomed; name- ly. the over-zealousness and enthusiasm of over 300 club members, many of whom could not make the club pic- ture. Highlights of the year in- cluded re-enactments of the battles of Iwo Jima and Mid- way. held at the Knoll and Ell Pond respectively. Another major feat of the club was the sinking of the Argo Merchant in an effort to emphasize the hazards the merchant marine faced in WW II. The heavy snow that cancelled a week of school postponed WW II Club plans to hold a full-scale re- enactment of the Normandy invasion. First Row: Peter Borghetti, Commander-in-Chief of Sicilian Affairs; Jack Driscoll, Ammunitions Expert; Tom Walsh, Financial Advisor; Tony Caggiano, WWII Flying Ace; Dan Keeler, Secretary of Navy. Second Row: John Moriarty, Club Mascot 1; Todd Burne, Vice-President; Tom Glynn, Secretary of Defense; Richie Hand, Minister of Propaganda; Bob DeConinck, Club Paramedic; Paul Downey, Undercover Affairs (dirty tricks); John T rainor, Club Mascot 2. Rook To Bishop 4 . . . Front Row: Mr. Morrow, George Kivel, Robert Frasca, Andrew Pendleton, David Hooten. Back Row: Chris Bowe, Dusan Jankov, Jim Alley, Jim Henderson. The chess team enjoyed a successful year, participating in numerous interscholastic tournaments, as well as frequent intramural events. Included in their schedule were meets against Woburn, Somerville, Swampscott, and Salem. Under the leadership of Mr. Morrow, the team members acquired the skill and concentration needed in this match of wits. The team will fondly remember their “honorary member’’ and “beating” Mr. Morrow. OFFICERS SENIOR . Front Row: S. Reardon, L. Ceccerini (Representatives). Middle Row: D Mallon (Secretary), P. Osepchuk, P Reilly (Advisors). Back Row: C Macarrio (President), E, Wilson (V. President), missing from photo, D. Melanson (Treasurer). Class Officers play an important part in the organization of school activities. These interested students take on the responsibility of creating social activities to make high school years more memorable. Planning dances, proms, and fund raising events, class officers are the working wheels of high school classes. The Student- Faculty Basketball Games, Senior and Junior Proms, and the Winter Ball are all annual events organized by class officers. A special thanks must be given to faculty advisors, for without their interest, few of these activities would be possible Class advisors include Ms. Osepchuck and Mr. Reilly, Senior Class; Mr. Shaughnessy, Junior Class and Sophomore Class, Ms. Moulaison and Mr. Capone. JUNIOR . . . M. Lepere, T. Eveleth, K. Corvino, D. Clifford, F. McLaughlin, N. Eaton SOPHOMORE . . . M. Alfano, E. Donavan, D. Tonnesson, D. Taylor, M Bennett, C. Reagan 85 Front Row: K. Nyquist, Kathy O ' Neil, S. Tsouklas, T. Vinshesi, Chairman Dan Hughes, Donna DiAngelis, M. Puntoni, L. D ' Amico, Joanne Flannigan, Miss Norwood. Second Row: J, Campbell, P, Rocha, S. Donovan, S. Scully, E. Cincotta, D Clifford, L Murphy, N Eaton, S. Butler, P. Martin, S. Grover, B McKinley, M. Scully, J. Turley, A. Cincotta, S Walters, M. Leperre, P. Rice, E Latanzi. Third Row: B. Cataldo, G. Kivel, J. Grahm, J. Emmons, M. Pingree, X Shultez Fourth Row: M. Curtin, R. Shea, E. Kodiz, T. Walsh, C. Palmer. The Student Congress is a representative group of a cross section of the student population. Under the chairmanship of Dan Hughes, Congress is working towards improving privileges and condi- tions of Melrose High Students. Also, a strong attempt to loosen rules and regulations is made by granting new responsibilities to the students. Beside sponsoring an assembly for all the students, a good effort has been made to create an activity period for all the students to enjoy. On the whole, Student Congress is a concerned group of indivi- duals initiating more interest in school. STUDENT CONGRESS DEBATE Special Thanks and All our Love to Coach Freeman Frank. Led by officers Kirk Eveleth, Donna Melanson, Reay Forsyth and Barbara Duffy, the 76-77 Debate Team enjoyed a highly successful year. Winning tournaments included M.C., Suffolk and Dartmouth — and the good times were many — “where are the noices?’’. ..no flows. ..“Of course I want to be home for Christmas’’. ..“Mind if I smoke?’’. ..“Rob left her clothes in the girls room - again?’’... The cave. ..“Tracy and who are in the living room?’’. ..Districts 76. ..“We got lost’’... “and there was Kivel’’... country roads. ..“Well, I thought I put the evidence in the car’’. ..snow banks. ..“How many sisters do you have?’’... “What’a they run?’’. ..and, of course, the many, many friends. First Row: Freeman Frank (Coach), R. Forsyth (secretary), K. Eveleth (president), R. McLaughlin. P. Downey. Second Row: J. Moriaty, D. Eveleth, E. Desmond, S. Scully, W. Cotterly, M. Kearns, T. Eveleth Third Row: J. Smith, A. Schultes, S. Rice, D. Foster, C. Frank, J. Goldman, P. Vinchesi, G. Kivel. Fourth Row: P. Salamanca, C. Boynton, M. Mahfuz, Y. Zampatells, C. O’Donnell, J. Copeland, C. Lamson. Fifth Row: C. Bowe, M. Scully, J. Wetherill, E. Boyton, E. Morrison, T. Mallay. Sixth Row: J. Miller, D. Pallotta, G Tousey. 87 [MwanmuTv m Business Club Front Row: Mrs. Moulaison, L Tobey, L. Rosati, D. Behrle, B. Canton, D. McCloud, L. Cooney, R. Wright. Back Row: K. Caples, C Strong, K Pento, K. Hong, D. Griffen, S. Tobey, D. Stokes, D. Stiles, J Difaffaele, M. Wong. Members of the Melrose High Business Club are students who are interested in ex- ploring the many opportunities which are currently available in the business world. Members sponsor educational, social, and money making activities both in and out of school. Field trips are also an important part of the club’s activities, as they provide valu- able opportunities to discuss the latest busi- ness trends and career opportunities with those presently employed in this field. L The Distributive Education Club consists of those who work with service and merchandise training. D.E.C.A. works in conjunction with the Coopera- tive Education Board, whose main emphasis is working on service and distribution. The school store is an important part of the club’s activities because it enables them to experience first hand, the goings on of the business world. Top Row: M. D’Ambrosio, R. Watson, M. Berube, W. Alexander, W. Cusato, J. Nasson, R. Salviati Middle Row: J. Kent, B. Fondulis, B. Sullivan, C. McGloughland, T. McNulty, D. Davis, V. Cerulle, J. French. Bottom Row: M. Wong, E. Cerretani, J. Fletcher, E. Troughton, C. Movar. D.E.C.A. kftravu rt wunswoQ LT”n m PHILOMATHEANS Front Row: Miss Schlegel, P. Copp, C. Carr, B. Anderson, D. Browinski, K. Eveleth, T. DeBenedictis, P. Christensen, M. Leahy, M. Corrigan, C. Dawson, V. Cerulli, L. D’Amico, J. Hynes, J. Smith, T. Caggiano. Second Row: M. Andrews, L. Nodwell, C. Morris, P. Jones, S. Clark, J. Trainor, D. Emery, J. Kripp, L. Pearson, K. Timmons. Third Row: C. Bersani, B. Cataldo, S. Groark, G. Kivel, B. Walker, G. Clifford, T. Glynn, S. Brodeur, D. Rosenzweig Fourth Row: C. Bowsitch, D. Kelley. D. Cook, T. Walsh, M. Curtin, R. Pierce, D. Campbell, C. Scimone, K. Griffin. This year the National Honor Society is no longer a name but an active organization determined to improve the community as a whole. They have established a tutoring program for the junior and senior high schools, and are sponsoring the Ms. Knorr Scholarship Fund. The Club’s future plans include sponsoring a career day to help indecisive students acknowledge career opportunities. Although faced with many problems, the National Honor Society believes that they have set the groundwork for future academically superior students to provide beneficial services. tpml Peter Hiedkamp (Literary Editor), Lawrence Savage (Editor-in-Chief), Peter Borghetti (Sports Editor). The Imprint has changed this year in a very significant way. Instead of being strictly a chronicle of school news, they have placed more of an emphasis on the community of Melrose, and how MHS con- tributes to the city’s atmos- phere. The staff has been try- ing to show the students that they have had some influence in making Melrose what it is today. They have not lost sight of the fact that the Im- print has been a part of MHS for over forty years and are trying to continue this tradi- tion by keeping abreast of the activities within the school. Rick Pierce Editor). (Contributing Editor), Al Meyers (Photography A NEW IMPRINT 91 Marlon Andrews, Ron Diamond, Mr. Dodge, Shelly Barber, Phil Batton, Wayne Collerly . The ’77 Aviation Club was dedi- cated to the active investigation of all aspects of aviation and aeronautics. The organization of the modern air- port, the functions of complex flight controls, as well as introductions to sky diving and hang gliding were all explored by this year’s club. Field trips and lectures were important supplements to weekly meetings. Trips to Hand Passer Laboratory in Pease Air Force base, as well as a lec- ture on parachuting, were enjoyed by all. Wednesday afternoons found the members of the auto club busy at work in the “pit”, taking apart and reconstructing auto engines and bodies. The goal was simply to learn all one could about the mechanics of the auto. There was a little money making in the air. Also from time to time old cars were fixed up and sold, building up the club treasury a bit. This year’s club started things rolling for the eventual construction of a Mel- rose High car to be used for drag rac- ing. Although they were small in number, the auto club grease mon- keys were big in talent, customers of the auto shop are not frequent cus- tomers of the A. A. A.! (Or cars han- dled by the auto shop are not often handled by the tow truck!) WHEEL, OR B Y H O O Top: Andy Brodeur, Bob Brown, Stephen Farrell, Nancy Lightbown, Mr. Barnes. Front: David Bishop, Richard Gillanttis, Billy Mulcahy, Alan Baker, Sue Carroll. The newly organized posee, under the direc- tion of John (Ride ’em Cowboy) Studley, was the first club of its kind. Mr. Studley, who was once quoted as saying “a horse, a horse, My king- dom for a horse!”, brought the posse out to the ranch and gave Mel- rose High students a real taste of the West. The posse, depicted as smiling faces and blazing saddles, was a perceptive group and learned to avoid tricky situations by appreciating the anatomy of a horse. So, as they ride into the sunset, all that remains is a cloud of dust, the future is bright for the Eques- trian Club. Front Row: Mr. Studley, F. Solari, W. Cotterly, R. Diamond, M. Andrews. Second Row: J. Cleary, S. Barber, A. Zebrowski, B. Dennen. Third Row: R. Jackson, S. Groark. 93 BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY CLUBS Whether the chemists have solutions or the biology scholars know organic com- position, it is cer tain that they do know something. Students who enjoy the sciences find the Chemistry and Biology clubs interesting and exciting organizations in which they may expand their scientific knowledge. Interested mem- bers of the Biology club attend FOCUS Outdoors, an annual science seminar at Mt. Holyoke College, while mem- bers of the Chemistry club are selling bumper stickers to fund future field trips. The stickers, such as Honk if You Passed P-Chem., can only be fully appreciated by those familiar with the sciences. “Do you have Avagadro’s number?” Front Row: C. Wentworth, K. Ningquist, D. Butt, D. DeBennedetto, J. Lynch, D. Emery, L. Hong, M. Campbell, R. Lux, H. Young. Second Row: K. O ' Brien, D. Page, C. Sasso, M. Pingree, P. Penney, D. Hong, P. Collarusso, B. McKenny, L. Deminico. Third Row: P. Roacha, C. Demarse, J. McDougal, B. Anderson, J. McMaster, C. Coughlin, J. Reardon, C. Grasso. Fourth Row: S. Brown, J. Kripp, C. Bersani, J. Green, L. Pearson, E. Boyton. Back Row: J. Amirault, D. Kelly, M. Curtin, M. Pitts, H. McKenzie. Front Row: S. Brodeur, K. Eveleth, R. Doland, J. Smith, P. Jones, P. Coloyan, Mrs. Gallagher. Back Row: D. Browinski, J. Kripp, G. Kivel, J. Henderson, B. Cataldo. BLOODMOBILE Front Row: Mr. Hodgkins, R. Dunn, J. Mansey, L. Buonfigiio. Second Row: S. Hardy, B. Taylor. PAL CLUB Front Row: A. DiMuzio, K. Graham, S. Hall. Second Row: D. Simons, J. Hynes, D. Ryan, D. Clifford, C. Coughlin. The Pal Club is a social welfare organization. Members act as “big brothers or big sisters’’ towards children from age 5-12 who have emotional or family problems. The club members offered friendship, compassion, and understanding to underprivileged children. Currently being directed by Mr. Hurley and Mr. Simonds, the Pal Club sponsors outings and gives time to underprivileged children. Students of Melrose High School worked with repre- sentatives of the Melrose Red Cross Chapter to schedule, advertise and arrange blood donations. Twice a year under the direction of Mr. Hodgkins and Mr. Hildreth these stu- dents gave up a weekend to set up a bloodmobile in the Junior High School Gym. V ; Front Row: Literary Editor, Julie Campbell; Editor-in-Chief, Donna Browinski; Assistant Lay-Out Editor. Teresa Ford. Back Row: Typing Editor, Ann Zebrowski; Lay-Out Editor, Ellen Berkland; Advertising Editor, Michele Kolligian; Subscription Editor, Linda Lynch. The Log Staff, with its new office that doubles as Grand Central Station, is a persevering group of individuals. Amid the shuffle of papers and lost, wandering souls is true journalistic ability. The forlorn glances towards the clock as deadline time arrives, and home remaining a memory of yesterday, are just a few experiences a dedicated Log member encounters. But the final rewards, the Chinese food, the bad jokes and the elimination of that telephone call from “Our Fearless Leader’’ are said to be the results of our time and devotion to this literary organization. It has been an experience - The Best Ever! “Hello, London?’’. ..Falling screens. ..“The Laugh’’. ..“Fernwood Flasher’’. ..“Meet at 25 Pearl’’. ..“Please let me take a nap! ’’...Another round for the girls. ..“It was Unreal!’’ ..“When can I take my nap?’’. ..Pillow Switching. ..Amherst. ..“Heliomyna Meis’’... Diamond Head. ..Revelations over purple crayons. ..“I’ve got to find a quote! ’’...“But Mother! ’’...“Deadlines! !?, I NEED my nap! !! ’’...“Who has wheels?’’. ..Ellen’s Taxi Service ...The Three Stooges-Doug, Tom and Mike...“Aww, That’s neat! What a neat idea!’’... “Yeaaa, Yeaaa! ’’...Missing the bus. ..“Dial nine’’. ..“We already did this, Donna ' ’...“Julie, you can take a nap later! ’’...“I think I have pneumonia’’. ..“Where’s Anne?’’ - “She’s got a KARATE lesson?! ! ...“Where’s Julie?’’ - “I think she’s taking a nap! ’’...“THE DEADLINE IS MARCH FI RST! !??!?!.. .And always the late ones in the first row! L LITERARY STAFF - Front Row: D. Leary, J. Kripp, Editor J. Campbell, K. Eveleth, M. Leahy, D. Cook, T. Walsh, M. Curtin. LAYOUT STAFF - Front Row: L. Gaudreau, Assistant Editor T. Ford, Editor E. Berkland, C. Capone. Back Row: L Lucas, P. Colaruso, C. Bersani, B. Anderson, K. Talberg, K. O’Connell. TYPING STAFF - Front Row: C. Barry, J. Murphy, Editor A. Zebrowski, R. Pritchard, S. Cathcart. Back Row: L. Dellorfano, T. DeBenedictis, and missing from photo L. Graziano. ADVERTISING STAFF — Front Row: M. Andrews, P. Clunan, Editor M. Kolligian, L. McCarthy, C. Sasso, R. Pierce, B. Shea, S. LeSaffre. PHOTOGRAPHERS — D. Mallon, G. Clifford, R. Keily SUBSCRIPTION STAFF - Front Row: C. Carr, Editor L Lynch. V. Chrisafides, N. Callahan. Back Row: L. Pearson, T. Glynn, D. McGovern. RED AND WHITE STUDENT ACTIVITIES PROGRAM Mickey Gardner experienc- ing in-flight operations at Pease Air Force Base. Miles Howland learning about electronics on an Aviation Field trip. Unit Faculty Advisors Ms. Carribis and Mr. Hodgekins. Ping Pong Tournament Co- Winner Rick Pierce. Ping Pong Tournament Co- Winner Bob Greenberg. The Ping Pong Tournament, the Christmas Party, International Club, the Students versus Teachers Basket- ball Games, Powder Puff, Honor Society Quiz Bowl, Volleyball, Girls Soccer, and the Intramurals are just a few of the activities administered by the invincible team of Hodgkins and Carrabis. Having just one free period, this pair has successfully assisted teachers with special activities and field trips and has included over fifty percent of the student body in extra- curricular activities. These activities have given students excuses to remain in school and take advantage of the facilities offered. Also the problem of financing this group of diverse activities was breached with their mediation. Yet, most important is the fact that they have proven that school can be an enjoyable experi- ence. 99 Language Clubs Front Row: M. Nee, J Valerio, L. Mooney. Middle Row: L. Lynch, T. Integnaro, J. Champoux, P. Copp, P. Jones, E. Blasi, D Emery. P. Christensen, S. Clark, V Chrisafides, A. Zebrowski, L. Nodwell, M. Leahy, L. Glazier, J. King. Back Row: J Smith, D Rice. L Packard, L. Sena, A. Sena, A. Malley, M. Shanley, B. Boynton, N. Marks, D. Clifford, C. Cerretani, T. Muise. P. Hudson, K. Taibert, L. Pearson, E. Brodeur, J. Pelrine. F R A N C A 1 S The French Club has enjoyed many wonderful experiences. Some of the most memorable - a trip to the Museum of Fine Arts, Christmas party with Spanish Club, homecooked French dinners. . .the officers worked hard to make this year a success. Many thanks! DEUTSCH Front Row: E. Gould, T. Ford, L. Nodwell, R. DeConinck. Second Row: M. Leahy, L. Roth, M. Connolly. Third Row: K. Kember, J. Norris, J. Ramsdell, C. Bowditch. Fourth Row: C. Palmer, M. Curtin, C. Pack. The German Club enjoyed a unique visit by “Besuchern” from Hamburg, Germany through the German-American Partnership Ex- change Program. This was the second phase of the program following a trip to Hamburg by M.H.S. students last April. Our foreign friends participated in many field trips including those to the State House, the North Shore, and Boston Harbor. This exchange is hope- fully the first of many such programs to strengthen international relations and involve students in cultural ex- periences. Ann Katrin Diehl, Sabine Paulsen, Michael Jung. Frauke Monkemeier, Suzanne Freier. 101 The Italian Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Nuzzo, has participated in many worthwhile and enjoyable activities. They reveled in delicious Italian cuisine at Augustine ' s and sa ng their way into the hearts of the city ' s Senior Citizens with their rendition of Italian Christmas Carols. An Italian Film Festival at Boston College is a primary highlight of this school year. Beyond this is the exciting tour through Italy in April. Learning and experiencing all aspects of Italian culture was the objective of this endeavor. President Lorna D’Amico predicts even more fascinating events for the remainder of the year. Front Row: Mrs. Nuzzo, President L. D’Amico, C. Sasso, P. Christenson, E. Dillon, A. Giabelli, M. Taylor, B. DeAngelo, D. Bonauto, S. Sullivan, S. Timmons, L D’Amato, B. McBride, L. Graziano. Second Row: D. DeBenedetto, M. Czecheck, A Cinncotta, K. Gouiea, R. Cereese. Third Row: P. DelGrecco, L. Lapolato, P. Streletski, S Buchard, T. Russ, I. McGregory. Back Row: P. Minicello, C. Curl, C Frizzi, P. Capaldo, M. DellaPasqua. ITALIANO ESPANOL Front Row: M. Andrews, B. DeAngelo, J. Sullivan, P. Moulaison, P. Mooney, K. Stiles, R. DeConick, T. McManus, R. McPherson, B. McBride, P. Rice, L. Hong, K. O’Brien, L. D’Amico, Mr. McLean. Second Row: J. Costanza, D. Emery, S. Butler, J. Gill, L. Buchara, K. Reagan, C. Palmer, S. Groark, E. Donavan, E. Butler, L. Nodwell, C. Mouradian, J. Copeland, R. Burnhart, L. Grant. To expand their knowledge of the language, customs and peoples of the Hispanic world is the goal of this year’s Spanish Club. Both long and short term projects were planned and carried out under the direction of Mr. Riccio, Club Advisor. New members were welcomed at a Spanish foods dinner given in their honor. The annual International Christmas Party, hosted this year by the Spanish Club, was another popular activity. Plans for bigger and better things were also on this year’s agenda. President Trisha McMahon began the groundwork for a student exchange program which will be inaugurated next year. A trip to Spain or Mexico is also on the drawing board. GLEE CLUB “Do It On Loo” This year ' s glee club has had a fantastic year, full of wonderful memories... “Mr. Mess “...Northeast District try-outs; vespers and spring concerts; the bus rides; Happy Birthdays at the Heritage House; Picnic at Nancy’s; WEZE 1260; “People, please be quiet, O.K., I’ll wait”. ..“Oh darn, not the Junior High again?”. ..“Do we have to wear the robes for the picture? ; “We need men!”; “Who has folder no. 38?”; “You must watch!”; “Time for Patti ' s solos...”; “Look into my eyes!”; “It’s dead, more feeling”; “What lyrics?”. ..“Put the T’s on the end. TTtttt.”...“You’re flat”... “Do it on loo.” For all we know, we’ve only just begun on the bridge over troubled water with AMAZING grace. Send in the clowns (enter Mr. Messina), thus ends another year in glee club. Front Row: C Lord, E Gould, C Leonard, T. Nevaro, R. Pritchard, M. Sunquist, V. Petmazakis, L. Brodeur, T. Vinchesi, J. Messina, Director Second Row: P. Mooney, B. Blaney, L. Lavelle, L. Bounfiglio, J. Manzey, C. Henderson, N. Trent, L. DiPienzo, L Cena, L Cranford. Third Row: C. Gadway, P Czarniawski, G. McGee, A. Briggs, C. Voola, V. Cayor, E. Wyatt, M Savage, C Mouradian, P. Kennedy, D. Barker. Fourth Row: D. Hall, S Murphy, L. Lowery, K. Costello, J. DiFabio J. Mille, K Graham, K. Zabricki, S. Waters. Fifth Row: J. Oosterman, M. Whittier, J. Moriarty, A. Meyers, P. Heidkamp, J. Cranford. LET’S STAGE A BAND ! Dana Burns, Tom Ledoux, Tom Doyle, Dave Belcher, Lynda Olson: Trumpet: Mark Metcalfe, Jeff Surette, Doug Bond, Glenn Olson, Cornell Hooton: Trombones; Christopher Atwood, John Wooldridge, Jim Capone, Mark Lamatina, Mike Rouseau: Saxophones; Kirsten Talberg, Kori Scarbourgh, Chris Henderson, Bill Ring, Mike Purpel, Ken Sprague, Joe Longo: Rhythm Section. Jazz-Rock Concert, The Performances at Theta, Franklin, Rotary, Spring Dance, Mother’s Club, Roosevelt, and elementary schools, are ail major events in the musical life of the Melrose High Jazz Rock Ensemble and Stage Band. “Heeeeeere’s Frankie” ... Do the twist thing. ..‘‘Take it up two octaves” . . . Who wants a solo?” . . . Boogie Woogie . . . “Where’s your plunger?” . . . “I can’t find a plug”. ..“I lost my music” . . . “Maynard is still the man” . . . “109, NOT 109A” . . . “Give me a high G on the end ’’...“From the top” ...Wed. nights. . . “Who wants to go see Buddy?” . . . “Where’s the gig?”. ..“Eve- rybody up” . . . “Watch the intonation” . . . “Hi-ooh . . .this one’s for the old folks” . . . “Moany, Moany” . . . cup mutes in... Under the direction of Mr. Theodore K. Leutz, the Melrose High Orchestra has had a very successful season this year. Studying a diversi- fied repertoire and keeping numerous concert engage- ments has kept the orchestra busy throughout the year. Exemplifying the pro- fessional style of the orchestra were senior Roy Rudolph, Neil Schultes, and James Hender- son. They were selected to play with the Massachusetts Northeast District, M.E.A. orchestra. Roy Rudolph and James Henderson were also picked for the Massachusetts All-State Orchestra. The recognition of their talent is a tribute to a fine orchestr a and a very great honor for Melrose. ORCHESTRA Pro-Style 105 The Melrose High School Band under the leader- ship of Joyce Peirine and Christopher Atwood had an extremely wonderful season. Their events included ten pre-game and half time performances at the football games, Pep rallies, Parades, The Playathon. The March-a-thon, the Spring and Pops Concerts, and Graduation. .. “This is your left foot and this is your right’’.. Watch out for the flags”. ..“I can ' t find any right shoes”. ..“Who took my overlay?”. ..‘‘Fan fare and New World” ... “I Write the Songs” . . . “S.W.A.T.”...“Where did that bus come from?” ...“Take it up an octave”. ..Hard work and good times.. .Europe in ’78. ..Fund raising and more fund raising. This year’s Band Front was marked by special memories... “Alright, do it again. ..again ”. ..“Count”... Breakfast at Sandy’s. ..“They’re not so great”... “Snap it!”. ..“Present arms, not order, think”... “Don’t forget your Shoppers this week”. ..“Line up”. ..“Whatever you do flags, do it together”... “Watch where you put that sabre! ”...“We really ARE the best”. ..“How many times did we perform today?”. ..“Fudge anyone?”. ..“$2 a mile”. ..“Another picture?”. ..“Back to work girls”. ..“Who’s winning?”. ..“I think I’m tired” ...and ten pre-game and half time shows, The Playathon, Parades, and The March-a-thon. Newly named Band Front led by Co-captain Sandra M. Fisher and Kirsten Tallberg. Front Row: C. McGee. D McGovern, N Arena, L Cecherini. Second Row: C Milano, M. B. Kiley, R McLaughlin , S. Donovan . K Reegan The RAA is an athletic organiza- tion concerned with getting students involved in athletic activities. Origin- ally organized for girls, the Raiders Athletic Association expanded to include male counterparts. The square dance, sponsored by the RAA, was an excellent example of the enthusiasm created by sport playing persons to involve non-sport playing persons in fun and exciting activities. Other activities sponsored were the intramural sports program, the skating party and successful fund raising events for the Student Activity Fund. D A f r G Clifford, C Sasso, E Hickey, C. O ' Connel, D, DeAngelis, D. Mallon. The creators of MHS school spirit were at it again this year, decorating the cafe, organizing the Thanks- giving rally, selling candy, and putting up posters, posters, posters. ..Hoague’s Heroes. ..midnite to 5 A. M. ...paint all over the floor. ..$218 short. ..bus rides to away games. ..peppermint striped letters. I TUMBLERS Led by Co-Captains, Donna Behrle and Jean Ricciardelli, the Tumblers continued to be impor- tant contributors to the spirit and festivities of M.H.S. football games. The ' 76 season began with summer practices 3 or 4 times weekly to learn new formations, stunts and to perfect the routines which would be performed throughout the season. The work continued with weekly practices during the fall months. However this season was not all work, and practice — after the memories of late night practices have dimmed, the tumblers will remember ’76 as the season of new uniforms, pre- game brunches and pre-game rallies, pit A performances, many long laughs and lasting good times. 109 Front Row: K. Hinerman, J. Madden, J Murphy, K Vadarro Middle Row: E Winters, E, Coughlin, D. Hong, D Izzo, Back Row: A. Jenkins. C. Johnson, D Campbell, C. Johnson. majorettes It was a time of long, hard practices and the winning games that made it all worthwhile. The memories will never oe forgotten - the first game. ..almost missing half time. ..“there goes my boot drop!’’. ..“I hate that song’’. ..the sophs ...“guard right’’. ..Thanksgiving game... familiar half time. ..the courtyard. ..“My uniform doesn’t fit’’. .. “Smile! ’’ - all the moments that we’ll remember forever. Good luck to the squad of ’78! 76-77 season... bleachers breaking... 1 ,2, 3’s.. .painted lines. ..line-up. ..“Get Psyched! “...pre-game ...muddy fields. ..left-turn-left-turn. ..practices. ..guard right. ..Russians. ..brown shoe laces. ..brunches ...ear piercing. ..“come on’’...Hoague’s Heroes. ..Thanksgiving Game. ..“The sun is out! !“... raccoon coats... corsages... sore-throats... “How About”. ..3 to 8. ..mangled megaphones. ..lemon danish... “Who got it?’’. ..bellow. ..MacDonald’s. ..blizzards. ..“I missed the bus”. ..tallest to shortest. ..new red mittens. ..mistakes. ..“Pass it down”. ..zippers bursting. ..taxi rides. ..“We did it our way...” cheerleaders Front Row: J. Bellorado, C. Morris, L. Murphy. Middle Row: M. LePere, T. Eveleth, D. Rice, K. Corvino. Back Row: T. O’Donnell, J. Tryder, J. MacDougall, L. Dellorfano, D. Crescenzi. Ill i Front Row: L. Martone. D. Davis, D. Shiner. Middle Row: K. Trainor, S. Cathcart. C. McMahon, M. Andrews, P. Penney, B. Mayers, M. Pingree. P. Colarusso, C. Polcari, M. Lynch, N. Moss, L. Graziano, K McColgan, T DeBenedictis, T. Spadafora. Last Row: P. Aylwood, E Trainor, M. Russ, L D ' Amico, J. Madden, R. Pritchard, L. Johnson, K B alfour, A. Clancy, L Lucas, J. DelMastro, A. Boyd, E. Troughton, L. Puleo, J. Lynch, L. Trulli, J. Norris, L DiMauro. Front Row: M. Wong, L. Dellofano, B. Saunders. Middle Row: L. Glazier, C. Hinchey, J. McCarthy, D. DiFranza, L. McCarthy, L. Dulong, J. Champoux, C. Coughlin, D. Hong, P. Flanagan, J. Hynes, S. Brown, C. Carr, A. Pistorino, D. Stone. Back Row: W. Armstrong, V. Chrisafides, J. Murphy, P. Christensen, C. Strong, S. LeSaffre, J. Lavasseur, M. Ghikas, G. Hussey, J. Wolfe, M. Dale, D. Ryan, S. Bean, P. Jones, S. Danbower, L. Lynch, J. Newell, N. Callahan. Each Fall, senior girls march out on the Melrose High Athletic Field to prove to an amazed crowd that football is not for boys only. This year was not an exception. In a battle between the Columbian Reds and the White Punks, the final victors proved to be the White Punks. The game was close and the referees admitted that calling the plays was a difficult task. Both teams lost valuable players due to injuries, but the participants who suffered the most were the cheerleaders who were not used to wearing short skirts in such chilly weather. 113 PORTS Jean McLaughlin escaping over the electric fence. ' Gym classes at Melrose High are not ordinary gym classes where boys and girls are afraid to see each other in their gym shorts. Gym is new interest oriented. Anyone can lift weights, practice yoga, or shoot arrows. As a result, gym classes are reflections of different people doing their own thing. Self-expression through athletics is another form of individuality. Carol Polcari, in yoga, executes king dancer position. Patty Mooney shows that the neck pull position is not painful. 115 FOOTBALL Front Row: Mr. DeTeso. R. Neil, J. Kelly, F. Chuive, C. Frizzi, J. Muse. Capt. P Nolan, M. Moulaison, J. Amoroso, J. Connolly, S. Williams, K. Kelley. Middle Row: Coach Hoague, G. Kelley, M. Bennett, W. Hirshfield, D. Leonard, P. Hirschfield, S. Crowell, T. Morris, J. Caron, E. Kodzis, T. Shay, Asst’s A. Scibelli and S. Kazpazak. Back Row: J. Simpson. B Greenberg, P. Amato, T. Ploutfe, D. Gardner, B. Farr, M. Dellapasque, R. Corrado. Li 1 A solid effort by the Red Raiders this year yielded a very satisfying 5-4-1 record and fourth place in the Middlesex League. Led By Capta in Peter Nolan, the Raiders were determined from the outset to make it a good season for the returning Coach Hoague. Despite a string of injuries, the Raiders gave each game all they had. Jack Muse was named to the All League Team as a Utilityman. Other contributing seniors are Joe Amoroso, Fred Chuive, Jack Connolly, Kris Kelley and Steve Williams. 11 Front Row: E. Cefalo, G. Switzer, G. Wells, M. McManus, S. Denning, Co-capt. S. Colborne, Co-capt. R. McCaughey, D. Rosinzweig, D Morrisey, S Bougeois, T. Murphy. Back Row: A. Gregorio, P. Hanson, J. Stamotopolous, R. Hand, D. Face, S. Mattucci, L. Savage, C Scimone. J. Russo, J Cooke, J. Alfano, T. Glynn, P. Borghetti, K. Griffen, Coach Poulos. I YOU’VE GOT TO WANT IT... With injuries to many players, (at one point, all the starting fullbacks were out) the soccer team just could not get on top this year. At no time, however, did they give up, as is indicated by the large amount of ties and one goal game. Co-Captain Scott Colborne made All-League while Steve Denning and Steve Matteucci received honorable mention. Other contributing seniors were John Alfano, Peter Borghetti, Steve Bourgeois, Eric Cefalo, Tom Glynn, Al Gregorio, Ken Griffin, Richard Hand, Peter Hanson, Bob McCaughey (Co- Captain), David Rosenzweig, Larry Savage, Charlie Scimone, John Stamatopoulos, Gene Switzer, and Glenn Wells. ..“You’ve got to want it, gentlemen’’. ..“Hey, Borgha, how’s your head?’’. ..Woburn’s invisible goal. ..1-0 to Belmont... “Denning, can you do the back- stroke?’’ jjffV- 119 ! FIELD HOCKEY Bottom Row: M. Taylor, D Field, C. McNeil, D. McGovern, M. Kiley, L. Pearson, K. Timmons, J. Nasson. Top Row: Assistant Coach, C. Casey, M. Tambini, M. Leahy, L. Ceccerini, S. LeSaffre, M. McBride, K. McGee, Coach Johnston. I I Coach Johnston, D. McGovern, M. Kiley, Assistant Coach Casey. The 1976 Field Hockey Team enjoyed a very successful season, due in part to the hard work everyone put out, the togetherness of the team and the leadership of Coach Johnson and Coach Fro. Stressing the importance of spirit and pride, the coaches led M .H.S. to one of the finest seasons ever. ..“With You’’. The team started 14 games with new kilts and turtlenecks, lucky green sweats, a necklace, Sophie and a huddle with hands on the ground. Although it missed qualify- ing for the state tournament by one half of a point, 31 corners, the team did beat Burlington and Wakefield. MAKING EVERY MILE COUNT Front Row: J. Molvar, K. Armstrong, T. Strileckis, C. Maccario, B. DeYoung, J. Sullivan, G. Madigan, J. Clary. Back Row: Coach R. McIntyre, P. Coloignan, T. Prenderghast, R. Pierce, B. Shea, J. Corbett. The Cross Country Team had another winning season this year. Led by Co-Captains Billy DeYoung and Carl Maccario, the Melrose runners were the most respected team in the League. The loss of Rick Pierce with a broken foot early in the season hindered the performance this year. Other contributing seniors were Joe Corbett, Mark Hemenway, Grey Madigon, Tom Prendergast, and Bob Shea ...“Did he say TWO Spot Ponds?!’’. ..Billy Goat-3, Woburn-0 ...Hill courses. ..“Lean into it’’. ..Winchester Woods. ..“You gotta have desire. ’’...Banquet at Lexington. 123 Mark Hemenway kicks towards the wire at 10:47:1 3Q 3 inst Belmont for his first Front Row: G Madigan, J Bissette, J. Ardizonni, D. Nee, R. Pierce, B. Shea, W. DeYoung, J. Molvar, T. Ploffe, G. Fanikos. Second Row: C Hong, C. Johnson. J Cooke, S Eddy, J. Corbet, P. Atwood, J. Sullivan, D. Silva, J. Wooldridge. Third Row: Coach MacIntyre, C. Koch, C Kelliher, T Stnlekis, K. Griffin, S. Bougoeis, D. Brown. A fine effort by Danny Nee at 5 ’ 4 ' ' gives him a second place. Danny Silva goes over the bar at 5 ' 2” to place against Winchester. 125 The MHS Winter track team practice the more demanding events. Posing threats to Winchester in the 45 yard hurdles are Plouffe, Silva, and Nee. Kenny Griffin and John Ardizzoni prepare for the gun signalling the start of the 600. The Melrose pair finish second and third respectively. The Melrose High School Winter Track team boasted a string of personal accomplish- ments during the 76-77 season. In the Woburn meet, for example, Mark Hemenway achieved his first victory in the 2-mile while co-captain Bob Shea threw a career iong shot put of 42’7 V 2 ” . The following week in Burlington, Billy DeYoung posted a 10:24 in the 2-mile and Carl Maccario a 2:27 on the 1000 yard run to lead the Raiders to a solid 38-47 victory. Overcoming such set backs as bad weather, and injuries to valuable teammates Tom Plouffe, Carl Maccario, and co-captain Rick Pierce, the trackmen exhibited their true desire and spirit. A victory over traditional rival Wakefield ended the season on an optimistic note. Other contributing seniors were Joe Corbett, Steve Eddy, Greg Madison, Steve Bourgeois and Charlie Kelliher. r L E , R S I Pinning Down The Title I Front Row: J. Curran, E. Austras, K. Ahlin, R. Corrado, Capt. S. Williams, G. Wells, J. Delani, S. Chipman, R. Pitari, Coach F Ball. Second Row: J. Blades, J. Santos, J. Fanikos, P. Ahlin, D. Doherty, J. Flaherty, D. Lynch, B. Stewart, P. lacoviello, P. Carlucci. Third Row: G. Thorne, B. Winsor, J. Ball, P. Cusolito, S. Dias, D. Greene. Fourth Row: S. Leonard, J. Greene, T. Lynch, W. Bornstein, K. Winsor, T. Morris, T. Rooney, D. Greene. Not Pictured: T. Murphy, Frank Corvino. The 1976-77 season brought the MHS Grapplers back to the top. Led by captain Steve (Gumper) Williams, who was undefeated through the regular season, the wrestlers ended the season in a three way tie for the Middlesex League title with Wakefield and Reading. Highlighting the season was a thrilling one- point victory over Reading. In this meet, Williams gave the Raiders a four point lead with a 5-0 win over a 187 pound foe, who had previously defeated him in the Lowell Tournament. Dave Leonard clinched the match by preventing himself from being pinned while on his back the last 30 seconds of this unlimited weight contest. Other contributing seniors on Frank Ball’s team were Bob Travis, Glen Wells and Ken Winsor. Several promising underclassmen including Greg Kelley, Richie Corrado, Jim Delani, Dennis Lynch and Richie Pitari should help keep the MHS Grapplers on top. • m 127 Arlene Gibelli Pat Penney’s best time for the medley free style was 1 :17. A NEW START Where’s the pool, guys? Front Row: P Penney, J. Davidson, Coach Whitworth, D, Nordberg, R. Rudolph. Second Row: A. Gibelli, T, McManus, R. Lux, L. Carr, J. Mendez Third Row: J. Bushee, L. Lyle, L. Boite, M. Johnson, E. Butler. Joanne Davidson takes off on her best lap for the 100 yd. free style making it in 1 :06. Although girls had been important members of the Melrose “boys” swim teams for the past several years, 1976 marked the first year of a separate and independent girl ' s team which competed in an all female league. The team performed admirably under the direction of coach Dick Whitworth. The first year record was very respectable. Young spirit, hard work, promise for the future, as well as the set backs of inexperience and youth all surfaced during this opening season. Improvement was also a key word. Sue Butler, Kim Niquist, Linda Glazier, and Pam Downey all showed signs of personal improvement. Daily practices to trim seconds off of the relay and to smooth out those choppy backstrokes paid off both for the team and for the individuals. Six girls, including senior Capt. Joanne Davidson, earned spots in state and regional post season tournament competition. Returning members are looking forward to an expanded schedule for their second year of competition. Contributing seniors were Joanne Davidson, Capt., Barbara Dennen, Pam Downey, Linda Glazier, and Pat Penney . . . The team would like to announce the following awards and memorabile: Cheering award, Sony Johnson; Late Bus award, Pat Penney; Racing Start award, Linda Glazier . . . “Victory- Water” . . . “Three cheers for...” . . . “Peaches and Cream”. 129 mmm A hard-working, well- trained Boy’s Swim Team put together another outstanding season under the coaching of Bob Grant. This was a team of tremendous spirit and ability, as shown by a great come- from-behind victory over a tough Winchester team. Todd Burne won the 50 yard free style: the divers (C. Palmer, P. Borghetti. and M. McManus) took 1-2-3; and Ed Kodzis won the 100 yard butterfly to set up the meet deciding final relay. In a close race the foursome of J. Driscoll, P. Winslow, T. Burne and E. Kodzis won the relay, and thus the meet 43-40. The outcome of the Jan. 31 meet against Lexing- ton was the deciding factor for ti e Middlesex League title. Both teams went into the meet tied for first with identical records. e w stsW ft ® 1 oMiwiumaJ Front Row: Coach Bob Grant, P Winslow, P. Browinski, B. DeConmck, T. Burne, J. Driscoll, P. Borghetti, Assistant Coach Dick Whitworth. Second Row: N. Shultes, B. Nolan, R. Collins, D. Bowman, R. Graham, T. Glynn, E. Kodzis Third Row: C. Palmer, W. Muse, M. McManus, R. McGloughlin, M. Maguire, E. Schultes, R Jackson, T. Nee. When the water had settled, however, the Melrose boys had been edged out by a mere 4 points in one of the most exciting meets in recent memory. Due to their great performances throughout the season Juniors Ed Kodzis and Evan Shultes and Senior Todd Burne were named All- League. Fine performances were also turned in by Captain Bob DeConinck and Tom Glynn in the 100 yard breast stroke... “Look, in the water. It’s a fish! It’s a turtle! No, it’s Cap’n. Bob! .. .Ladies Man Award —Peter Borghetti . . . “It’s an official record for Jack Driscoll in the 202 yard freestyle! ! ’’ IN THE WATER SLICING With just 18 seconds left in the final period against Watertown, Co-Captain Ricky Wilson broke over the blue line to tie the game 4-4. Plays like these continued throughout the season to produce another outstanding team. Hard work and discipline from the pre-season and throughout the year has kept this year s team in top form, as shown by the 4-2 victory over League powerhouse Stoneham. Defense has been one of Melrose’s strong points this year, with consistently good plays by goalie Jimmy Boyden and defensemen Scott Colborne and Rick DellaPasqua. Another strong point has been the considerable contributions of the team ' s underclassmen. In the first Woburn game sophomore Rusty Runge scored the hat trick, getting the Raiders first three goals. Another sophomore, Ed Garden, scored the winning goal in the 4-3 victory over the Tanners. The spirit and dedication of the team’s players, including seniors Tom Brussard, Larry Capuano, Skootchie Gregorio, Bob McCaughey and Jack Muse, formed the nucleus of the team ' s success. Upper Right: Skootchie Gregorio and Larry Capuano congratulate Co-Capt. Wilson after scoring the go-ahead goal in 4-2 victory over Stoneham . Above: Goalie Jimmy Boyden receives help in front of the net from Tom Brussard and Ernie Kareles. Right: Coaches Bill Tryder, Henry Hughes and manager Paul Gerrish look on as the Raiders beat Woburn 4-3 at the Stoneham arena. Ilf •£ THE ICE Front Row: Bob McCaughey, Scott Colborne, Co-Capt. Eric Wilson, Co-Capt. Jim Boyden, Larry Capuano, Al Gregorio, Jack Muse. Second Row: Asst. Coach Bill Tryder, Ernie Kareles, Alan Antennucci, Tom Cronin, Scott Crowell, Tom Brussard, Bill Hirschfield, Jim Ricciadelli, Coach Henry Hughes. Third Row: Manager Paul Gerrish, Paul Connolly, Rusty Runge, Ed Garden, Rick DellaPasqua. Jimmy Boyden makes another of his patented stops in the 4-2 victory over Stoneham. Right wing Bob McCaughey looks for pass from linemate Ricky Wilson. 133 TURN THEM ON WITH A SMILE Front Row: Capt. D. Behrle. Second Row: Coach Taffe, S. Cocoran, J. Nason, L. Haddock, M. McBride, J. Riccanbhar, M. Stahley, Coach Taffe. Third Row: S. Murphy, B. McKinley, A. Hoague, L. Lyle, C. Mulcahey, J. Bushee, D. Cann. Led by Captain Donna Behrle, the only seni or on the squad, the MHS Gymnastics team tallied a 5 and 5 record. Concentration and steady performances from the squad led to the season’s high score of 82 points. The all around Mary Beth Stahley broke many personal and team records throughout the year. Al- though the season posed many disappointing meets the squad produced many solid competitors. With the young team returning next year the Melrose High Gymnastics team has a bright future. Putting Above: Rookie” stealing the ball on a breakaway in the close victory over Belmont. Underclassmen scramble futilely for the ball in the Lexington game. The building years are finally over! The combination of. outstanding dedication of two coaches “Jan” Johnson and Cindy “Fro” Casey and the dynamic athletic ability of Deb ‘‘Rookie” McGovern were the factors creating this year’s successful record. The varsity as well as the increas- ingly promising junior varsity established the harmony necessary to capture key games. Close victories over Belmont (37-34), Winchester (42-44) and Burlington (47-45) as well as a 51-22 romp over our traditional Wakefield rival, showed the strength and stamina these girls had devel- oped. Contributions from Lisa Checkers” Ceccerini and All Star Captain, Rookie McGovern, spurred the initia- tive needed to bring the scor- ing back! Communication, motion, pressure, team work, confusion and hustle. An 8-10 record! “Be tough Pat”; “Keep Hustling McGee”; “Your Foul, Brownie”; “Give the ball to Check”; “Hang up the jokes Nance”; “Nice shot Louza”; “Jenkins is taking the jump”; “Checkers is open”; Ronnie’s on tonight, Rook”; “Does your chewing gum...”; WE ARE GOOD. Right: Lou Bates “being tough” under the boards to clinch a Melrose victory over Woburn. The “Nikes” To Left: Coach Johnston calls a time out to point out key strategy to defeat Burlington. Below, Front Row: A. Jenkins, N. Arena, D. McGovern, L. Ceccherini, M. Bates. Back Row: M. Ciccia, C. Brown, P. Keating, K. McGee, M. Wilkinson, Coach Johnston. Below: Checkers successfully evades the Lexington defender on a drive to the hoop. Below: Support, a vital part of a team sport, is always present. NEVER SLOWING DOWN 1 mg i i . . i ' “ HH E-v k. rj k % | rv J i tW: V-. Front: Coach Scibelli, Captain Ray Puntoni, Coach Graham. Second Row: B. Alexander, M. Bennett, D. Feeley, S. Matteucci, A J. Willwerth, D Whitehorn, B Awizsus, B. Eichel, K. McCormack, J. Kelly, J. Simpson. 1 With captain Ray Puntoni leading the scoring, A. J. Willwerth on the boards, and Steve Matteucci the master of the two-handed dunk, the Melrose High Basketball team created quite a problem for many Middlesex League teams. In the season’s most exciting game, the Raiders fought a powerful Winchester team down to the wire, losing only in the last five seconds of overtime. The Melrose Hoopmen surprised many other clubs in the same way, never slowing down. Below: Hoopsters getting psyched in a pre-game huddle. Captain Puntoni threads the needle for two points. Dave Whitehorn goes up for an offensive rebound. Coaches Scibelli and Graham look on as their boys defeat Stoneham , 71-60. The depth of the club, as shown by seniors. Billy Alexander, Dave Feeley, and Dave Whitehorn, is a big reason for the 45-41 victory over Belmont and the 65-58 win over Woburn. Coach Scibelli’s team, with a good season this year, seems to be headed for a hopeful future. L I SENIOR s Although school is the community in which we unite, that 2:30 bell marks our “Great Escape.’’ Weekends provide the valuable time needed to let loose— To relax, to party, to study, to perform, to practice, and to live. 1 mm hs A 141 The Junior Prom I’ve ever dreamed of. Promise that you’ll never leave me. The Marsels-A Sound Experience Simple and free Just you and me. 143 SENIOR CENSUS BACON BURGERS ARE GREAT .... “for digestion” “substitutes for hockey pucks” “to retread worn out mags” “playing frisbee” “gifts. ..use them for paper weights” OUTSTANDING SPORTING EVENTS “The 1st Lunch Line Blitz” “The Firedrill Rush” “The Woburn Spectator Dunk” “The 2:30 DASH” Here, you try it! 144 ' I “Well, maybe if I closed my eyes and pretend ’’ “Come in and sit down, please.’’ Referees for “The 1st Lunch Line Blitz’’ i COULDN’T BELIEVE IT WHEN.... j “Mr. LaRosa smiled’’ “I got an ‘A’ in . . .’’ “I heard the first buzzer in the new High School’’ “Mr. Cutting got me on a Vandograph ■ Generator’’ ; M 1.47 Got out of school, went to Malden to get ready for the night. Came home, washed up— ate a little bite. Gonna dress in a way that will make me feel right. I don t care how I ' ll look. I’ll be high as a kite. Put my fangs in. combed my face, Tied on my cape, left for the place. When I arrived, couldn ' t believe my eyes. I was in a world of total disguise. Met a gorilla lookin ' good in a tux, Apigwitha squirt gun. a diapered duck, The Wizard of Oz, the rock group KISS, With costumes like these, how could we miss? Lucifer came with an angel from heaven. What a crazy night in Melrose, Halloween 77. Second Fad ( fad), n. A custom, etc.. followed for a time with ex- Skins Expressions of individu- ality arose with the fads of our high school years. The hair was layered or shaved; coats were down, leather, dunga- ree, short, long; clothes were layered, also. Eye glasses, too, captured personalities. A Polo team appeared in La Coste shirts, prepies in Fair Isle sweaters, Disco babies and Western wonders in boots. Almost anything came and went: shades of the forties, the fifties, the new looks a cowl neck sweater. All to show that we each have our own special preference on how to express our indi- viduality. Remember when you were about seven or eight years old and your father would “style” your hair; how he’d just get out the barber’s clippers and give you a wiffle? Well, among some of the members of our class, the wiffle made a spectacular, if some what short-lived, come back. At its peak, the wiffle craze caused the corridors of MHS to be filled with sand- papered scalps. This complete turn around from former hairstyles baffled teachers and made people wonder what these kids were up to now... What were they up to? HAIR ..and how I loved them all. There are places I remember All my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some have remained. A Above: My bubblegum doesn’t lose its flavor on the bedpost overnight. Below: Watch carefully as this boy consumes every element known to man I 11 !l HiK era • ) n Above: Could I interest you in a tattoo? Below: Hey Sailer, want to get lucky? Below: Now, atmosphere . . . some Below: Look Ma. no cavities. Above: You don’t step on Superman’s cape, you don’t spit into the wind, you don’t pull the mask off the Old Lone Ranger, and you don’t mess around with Frizz! Below: Let me in ! I ' , Above: And here’s Clau-dy! Below: And your mission, if you choose to accept it . . . Below: Eric dear, Mr. Croston war HI ' ' ' 7 ending 157 And now it is over. We have come together from totally different back- grounds and we will leave for totally different destinations. For the short time we have been together we have become a group, sharing parts of ourselves and being proud of our differences. For that reason, we all look at this end differently. For some, it is a new beginning, for others, it will never be the same. But we have all gained one thing from this experience. We will leave here as individuals. Maybe, that’s what it is all about. 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Supply Corp. 118 Essex Street 665-3000 158 Essex Street 665-7171 176 Best Wishes to The Class of 77 From The Class of 79 President - David Tonneson Vice Pres - Eileen Donovan Secretary - Diane Taylor Treasurer - Matt Bennett Representatives - Mary Alfano, Cathy Reagan 177 Good Luck To the class of 77 From The M.H.S. Activities Committee THE MUFFIN MAN BAKERY MAIN AT UPHAM STREET Delicious and beautifully decorated cakes for any occasion PHONE 665-6185 466 Franklin Street 662-9615 Best of Luck To The Class of 1977 Gourmet International Caldwel I Beauty Barber Supply 456 Main Street, Melrose, Mass. 02176 Foods, Cheeses And Gifts from around the world . . . Open Thurs. ' Fri. Till Nine 665-9071 39 West Foster Street 662-6092 Compliments of 463 Franklin Street i I l 179 r Haslam’s Pharmacy Dedicated to Practice of Pharmacy 484 Main Street, Melrose, Mass. 24 Hour Emergency Service: 665-0022 Class of 1977 Gray’s Appliance of Melrose Specialist in Quality Appliances Built better, not cheaper. MAYTAG KITCHENAID AMANA CALORIC Compliments Of Watches Diamonds Established 1917 RUSSO ' S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY WADI AND JEWELERS 1 8 Essex Street Melrose, Mass. Franc is N. Blomerth 665- 1 395 486 Main Street Melrose, Mass. “I i I I l Congratulations and best Wishes to the Melrose High School Class of 1977 from Mayor James E. Milano 181 J Best Wishes to the Class of ' ll Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 M. J. Connolly Sons, Inc. 350 FOOD MART Rubbish Removal 23 Irving Street Melrose, Mass. 665-8968 Franklin Square Melrose, Mass. Your Friendly Convienent Food Store Compliments of Milton’s Pharmacy The Casey Florist Co. 40 West Wyoming Ave. Melrose 665-1075 665-6010 1 At 93 Maple Street For over 100 years Phone 665-01 23 and 665-0124 Melrose, Massachusetts Any savings account we have, we offer The Co-operative Way. Nomatter what your savings goals, wecan meet them with no notice savings accounts that earn the highest interest. That is The Co-operative Way. 5V4 % Daily Interest Accounts 638 Mam Street. Melrose Phone 665-2500 Always plenty ot Free Oil- Street Parking c Melrose Co- All deposits insured in full. w v hen the snow melts, these places will once more be filled with familiar faces. Through hot summer nights and crisp autumn evenings, friends with the same interests have gotten together to play a game of tennis, overlook the view of Ell Pond, or talk over cokes and sundaes. Each place carries the mark of the different people who went there. As time goes on. the faces change but the memories of those starry spring nights and good times will remain. However, what is more impor- tant. is that these dif- ferent people are seek- ing a new awareness of themselves in Different Directions. The wall in front of Melrose City Hall, Main St. The corner of Country Club Rd. overlooking Belle- Hidden Park, Lynn Fells Parkway, vue Golf Course Four Pines , Mt. Hood Golf Course. ‘‘I’ll meet you after the game at ... ” IN MY LIFE (John Lennon and Paul McCartney) (c) 1965 Northern Songs Limited All rights for the United States of America, Canada, Mexico and the Philippines controlled by Maclen Music, Inc. Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved. Park, home of the Hassletown gang. GO YOUR OWN WAY wm MELROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1458 00301 774 9
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