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BAND First Row (L to R): L. Omogrosso, A. DeFabio, S. O’Brien, L. Mouradian, D. Messina, T. Doyle, K. Figueira, L. Casey, V. Lamson. Second Row: D. Parece, E DiBella, R. Ledoux, C. Koch, F. Glennon, M. Warren, J. Dow, S. Sarazen, M. Aylward, P. Cain, A. Copeland, M. McHugh, M. Cain, P. Fall, A. Lovett, M Ricciardelli. Third Row: R. Gilliatt, C. Phillips, L. Pitella, R. Stewart, J. Augestein, S. Reitsma, P. Surette, J. Andruss, A. Holley, M. Rousseau, B Doherty. D. Callahan, S. Ells, J. Pelrine, M. Lamattina, R. Mastroianni, R. Pfeil. Fourth Row: M. Ledoux, P. Perkins, R. Bond, J. Fremont-Smith, S. Donovan, L. Cain, D. Tucker, M. Hicks, K. McCaulay, A. Carrier, R. Kiatos, K. Tucker, C. Carr, J. Wagner, C. Foster, D. Leeman, S. Sena, T. Bernhard, R Travis, D. Johnson, C. Costello, R. Lynch, J. Keating, C. Hooton. Fifth Row: (behind trombones) T. Savage, C. Marchi, J. Nille, T. O’Toole, J. Norton. Last Row: M. Costello, C. Hardy, B. Lucas, D. Cataldo, B. Sarazen, T. Lowery, C. Brown, L. Wooldridge, C. Crannell, Mr. DeGiacomo. Missing: J. Colombo, C Chaput, T. Ducott, E. Graro, M. Botte, C. Comer. Great memories of Metuchen, Austria, Philadelphia ... re- member Clinton? . . . Pancakes at 7 A.M. . . . pre-season rehearsals and marching into the woods at Pine Banks . . . little yellow flags . . . “Who needs a golden toilet bowl?’’ . . . New World, Ready to Take A Chance, Chameleon, Porgy and Bess ... 26 tons of paper . . . “From The Top!!!’’ . . . best in the league . . . inspection at M.I.C.A. . . . carnivals, playathons, band fudge and bumper stickers . . . Beat ’Em Up and Superheroes, “Phasing! Interval! Alignment!” . . . Black Watch . . . Boston Pops . . . Parades and World Premieres . . . another rainy Saturday ... “I can’t find my shoes!” standing o . . . a trophy at Barnstable . . . “Can I use the phone?” . . . football after the game . . . car washes . . . echelons and company fronts, sharps and flats, mutes, reeds and valve oil . . . We need more cones” . . .Chorus Line, McArthur Park, Superman, Light Cavalry and First Suite . . . awards dinners . . . sectionals . . . “March around that puddle” . . . Band Night and Pops Concerts . . . “Go Lama!” . . . dynamics and intonation ... “I need some volunteers Band-Aiders . . . horns to the box . . .party time . . . next year Florida? . . .
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MOUNTAINEERING CLUB f 1st row - J. Green, B. McMahon, D. Green, Mr. Haley, Mr. Trubisz, J. Brissette, Mr. Paula, L. Marshall, S. Downey, L. Swallow, T. Stack, P. Penney. 2nd row - M. Moise, S. Kirby, T. Murphy, L. Layton, D. O’Leary, P. O’Connell, R. Berkowitz, A. Holly, D. Burnell, D. Chadwick. 3rd row - M. Pitts, E. McLean, E. Bowe, K. MacFarland, D. Eichel, G. Packard. The Mountaineering Club focused on three major activities: camping, hiking and rock climbing. Several outings were conducted in the White Mountains with all the peaks of the Southern Presidential Range being reached. Rock climbing was done at Artist’s Bluff in the Franconia Range and also at the Quincy Quarry, a familiar crag in suburban Boston. At all times, high priorities were placed upon safety in wilderness travel, group cooperation and support, and an appreciation for the power and delicacy of the mountain environment. Probably the most popular activity was rock climbing which many of the members took up with great enthusiasm.
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FLAG SQUAD BL. 1 r ffj ill! i] || j frrt IMiBIPrti First Row (L to R) D. Collis co-captain, B. Rousseau, M. MacDonald, C. McHugh, B. Ryan, K. Ryan, L. Sena, C. Morrissey, J. McHugh co-captain. Second Row P. Murphy, L. Cayer, B. Wong, S. Boyd, L. Gillardi, G. Nelson, N. Ryan, M. Brown, J. Nille, L. Ford, M. Surette, K. Malone, L. Pelrine. The ’79-’80 flag squad consists of 28 members. They march in football games, competitions and parades, through the rain, snow, mud; they even sit in it. Pouring rain in Barnstable — it only rains on us! Where are my gloves? five minutes! Practices in the gym, out on the dark field, Knoll, and Pine Banks. Disco Dance, Go Laurie!! Get Down! What time does practice start? Brunch at Joanne’s. Lakes at the Knoll. Changing in the back room. Hurry up flags! Anyone have any shoe polish! M M’s on the bus, Snoopy, New World, Porgy, Ready to Take a Chance Again. Where’s my hat? When does practice get over? There’s a warmup! Second place flags in Barnstable. Practicing in the parking lot in the hot sun. Melrose flag squad 1 Do it again and again . . . Pancake Breakfast, Flowers, Pat’s dead one, take your silks off, turn in your uniforms. Pictures Co-Captains Danette Collis and Joanne McHugh. Instructor Pat Longo. Our graduating seniors: Stephanie Boyd, Betsy Johnstone, Nancy Ryan, Janet Wilson and Beverly Wong. 27
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