Methuen High School - Memories Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

■■■■■ i. ■.:■ ' ; w L 9 ' J o. a t£f 1 «- - 2mL ai 1 - ■H P - ■ x % j5 ff! fJL ? ! „ Vj« «P gr2 ■ ftT ■1 SS ! • «Sf •fV j S K I H J 1 ! ' if ' l 4, 8f f t i n S a ¥ £ 1 5 k ME r A CENTER METH ' : •] HIGH SCHOOL ME ,oEN, MA 01844 TENNEY MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL METHUEN, MASSACHUSETTS MEDIA CENTER METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL METHUEN, MA 01844 THE CLASS OF I968 PRESENTS . . . THE TORCH Stillness Fills the air- Kinetic, buoyant, promising stillness. ADMINISTRATION Voices Break the stillness- Unrepressed, unpretentious, happy voices. FACULTY Thoughts Launch the voices- Probing, searching, vital thoughts. Youth Excites the thoughts- Inviolate, untested, hopeful youth. Time Steals the youth- Impersonal, endless, fugitive time. Fulfillment Reshatters the stillness, recalls the voices, renews the thoughts, revives the youth, recaptures the time. SENIORS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES MEMORIES Jennifer Smith i •i X IN DEDICATION His interest in us has not been limited to the school hours in his art classes. QJ W His immeasurable artistic advice and help have made our prom and many other school functions successful. His has been a gift of work, patience, and time. Even more significant is his vital concern for the education and character development of the students of Tenney High. It is with profound respect that we extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Joseph Melia. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know ... It is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all — by example. — Ruskin ARTHUR F. BAKER SUPERINTENDENT LESLIE BERNAL ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT URVILLEJ. BEAUMONT PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES REST MRS. FLORENCE BYRNE W. EARL LISTER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DOROTHY CHADWICK DEAN OF GIRLS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT ALFRED N. LAW ALTON BAILEY JANET McLENNAN A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influ- ence stops. Henry Brooks Adams FACULTY MISS EVELYN RUSHTON MR. THOMAS JENNINGS ENGLISH MRS. LILLIAN HERSHFIELD MRS. MILDRED MONROE MR. FRANK MURRAY Now, I ' ll tell you. men, when J_ played for Syracuse 14 AND SPEECH 1 I 4 - ■ m MR. PETER DUNCAN Well, why don ' t you get out there, then? MRS. DONNA HUGHES MRS. SHIRLEY HOVANASIAN MR. ALFRED JONES MRS. PATRICIA RUHMANN SCIENCE MR. JOHN ZIMINSKI MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL MR. PETER MAZZAGLIA MISS JOAN M. ZANNINI MR. JAMES McDERMOTT I don ' t even want to talk about it 16 MATH MR. ROBERT FRADETTE MISS MARJORIE SHERMAN A Feather-footed ballerina I am not! MRS. RUTH LOCKABY MRS. BARBARA SOUZA MR. RUSSELL SMITH MR. JOHN HEGGARTY 4 SOCIAL MR. JOHN RIMAS MISS ELIZABETH SMITH MR. JOHN HANNIGAN MR. DAVID WHITING MR. LEONARD RUSHTON STUDIES MR. JAMES SMITH MISS LOUISE SKIBA MR. KEITH BAKER MR. SHAUN GURRY Maybe I m at the wrong party? LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MR. GERARD E. GAGNE MRS. RACHEL MITCHELL MRS. CLAIRE DERBY f MISS MILDRED DINEEN MISS STELLA FARO 20 Tinnitus, tinnitus, semper tinnitus mmmmmmm MISS KATHLEEN DORAN BUSINESS MISS RUTH LANGE MRS. ANNE RANDONE MISS CLAIRE ST. PIERRE MISS JEAN PEARSON MRS. MARGARET MORGAN On vour mark, get set ... . lunch! MR. JOSEPH MELIA MR. MARTIN TARLAIAN ARTS AND MR. GEORGE F. WINN MR. PAUL CONSTANTINEAU MISS ALICE COULSON MR. JOHN O ' WRIL 1 J flj T m ftfe •■ ' ■ || J m 5r 22 The Dynamic Duo — plus one! SKILLS MISS CAROL BAILEY MR. WILLIAM GOSSELIN MR. ALVIN HUEBNER MRS. MILDRED KERN MISS MARY SCHRUENDER MR. EDWARD KISSELL Ultra-Brite gives your mouth 23 S Know then that the world exists for you ... All that N Adam had, all that Caesar could, you have and can do. W w Adam called his house, heaven and earth; Caesar called his house, Rome; you perhaps call yours, a cobbler ' s trade; a hundred acres of ploughed land; or a scholar ' s garret. Yet line for line and point for point your dominion is as great A as theirs, though without fine names. Build therefore your ■ own world! 1 — Emerson 1 from Essay Nature r R 25 i Kmm mmmmm amm sr Alfred Abate Boob Karen Abbate Gidget Albert Abdallah Camel Jockey Michael C. Adams Mich- Judith Allen Judy Steven Alliette Steve Jane Allston Jani 26 Gayle Andrews Gayle Nancy Appleyard Nanc David Archibald Archie Anne Asadoorian Annie James G. Audy Jim Dianne Ballargeon Di John M. Bajor Baj Elaine W. Baker Quaker 27 Linda L. Bardsley Marjorie Batchelder Marge Linda Bauchman Bauchie James A. Bean Duke Joanne Beaudoin Jo- Raymond C. Beaumier Ray Catherine Bedrosian Cathy Heather Begg Heather 28 Edward M. Benson Eddie- Marian Benson Marty Kathleen B. Bergii Kathy John Bevin Johnny Nancy C. Bingham Nanc Cheryl C. Bird Cheryl Sharon Blais Sam Catherine Blanchette Cathy 29 Judy Ann Blouin Judy James Boardman Clod Donald Bohondoney Don Eugene Borrelli Gene Ronald Borrelli Ron Cheryl Ann Boumila Cheryl Angla Bova Angie David Bowden LSD. 30 Cheryl Boylan Cheryl Louise Brackett Lucy Ik Thomas J. Bresnahan Chicken Bones Charlotte M. Bruno Charlie Priscilla Budenas Thumper Joyce Buglione Joy Martin Bulmer Marty 31 Mary Jean Bunce M.J. Arthur Burke J.D.- Carol Burns Carol John Cahalane J.C. Priscilla Caldon Twiglet William Callahan Kelly- John V. Carney Barney- Kathleen Carta Kathy 32 Patricia Castrios Judith Chapdelaine Judy Paula Chapman Ruthy Linda Chateauneuf Lin Carol Chiarenza Cac Jo-Elle Ciras Jo 3 f Frank A. Colizzi Bongo Dana K. Collins Bugg 33 Susan L. Congo Sues Elaine Cote CoCo Janice Marie Cote Cap ' n Crunch Stella Croteau Stell Nina Dagher Nina Janet Davis Shorty Jeffrey Davis Jeff- Frank DeAngelis Frankie 34 Pamela DeBurro Squeak Sandra DeChane Sandy Kathleen DeCola Kat Barbara De Gaspe Bobbie Donna DeGregorio Donna June DeGuglielmo Dig W 4 Carmen DelliColli Bugs Kathleen Marie DePari Kathi 35 Joseph DePetrillo Pisan Dennis Deschene Den Robert Deschene Bob- Robert Desroche Bob- Carol Dessinger Love- William Dixoi Bill- David A. Dolce Mando Denise Dole Pineapple 36 Lawrence Dole Larry Sharon Duquette Duke Jacqueline Earnsha Jack Sandra Ebert Ebby Janet Lee Eichler Ike Janice Faerber Jan Joyce Fallon Joycie 37 Robert Ferraro Bob Richard Feugill Rich- Marie Fichera Fish- Thomas H. Flanders Superfish Debra Fleming Blondie Russell Florenz Rusty- Joseph Foley Big Creep Denise Marie Fontaine Denise 38 John Forrest Ranger Audrey Fraser Aud Dianne Freije Dianne Michael Gallant Mike Maureen Garrigan Moe Lillian E. Gillespie Lil Linda Goldblatt Sunshine Kathryn Gomes Kathy 39 Michael Gordor Flash- Dennis Gormley Den Michael Grassi Mike- Edward Grealish Ed- Frank Grelle Frankie Kathrine Griva Kath Susan E. Gross Buzzy Michael Gueli Jr. Mike 40 Keith Gustartis TeTe Scott Guthrie Country Joyce M. Haddad Joycie Jennifer Haldane Jef Catherine D. Hamel Cathy Michael Hamel Bone Edward Hapshe Ted- David Hargreaves Dave 41 Robert Harnisch Bob- Linda Barbara Heffernan Crash Maureen Hemmerle Moe Richard Hemmerle Dick- Edward J. Higgins III Buzz Sharon Higton Jell-O Robert F. Hillis Birdman of Tenney High ' 42 Anne Marie Hoehn Ann Marie K. Hoepfner Marie Richard A. Hoffman Rick- Linda J. Hollins Linda Sharon Houle Pennelope William N. Hovanasian Hovy Sharon Ann Howaniec Horace Linda Howard Lin 43 Robert G. Huettner Bob- Marie Jacobucci Little Twin Phyllis Jacobucci Phil- Mary Jane Jennings Cupid Kathleen Jennings Hippy- Fred Joseph Kraut Katherine Joy Kathy Judy S. Kmiec Mouse Richard Kobrenski Rick- Linda D. Koczat Lin Michael Koczat Thing Sheila Marie Kolba Sheila Daniel Kolifrath Danny Vet JoAnn Kopczynski Jo- Robert J. Korsak Bob Ilga Kuceris Uga 45 I John Kuncho John Christine T. LaCharite Chrissie Maureen Lacroix Moe Catherine Lafitte Cathy James Lafond Jim Paula Ann Lahey Jerlie Christine LaMonica Hank 46 James Landry Jimmy Gary Laperriere Gary Linda Lauretta Lin Regina Lavallee Reggie William Learned Willie iti Dennis Leocata Leo Janice Lesperance Jan 47 Claire M. Levasseur Clair de lune Gregory L ' Heureux Lash Linda Limanni Lyn Susan J. Lipton Susie John Lockaby Lock Lorraine Longo Lorry Janice LoPizzo Jan 48 John William Lough J.L. Daniel Majkut Dan Robert Maksian Bob- Donna Lee Malcolm Don Therese Malley Terry Dennis Marcello Marsh Richard Mariano Dick James G. Matseas Demetrius 49 Joyce C. Matthes Shortest Lawrence McAnespie Larry Patricia McGravey Spunkie Judith Ann McGuire Judy Christine McKenzie Elephant Maryanne McPherson Kitten Michael McRobbie Mike Joseph Medici Zog 50 Anne P. Melnicki Ankles Maureen M. Melnicki Moe Marilyn Mendes Mai Janice J. Mendonsa Jan Carl J. Mesrobian Carlton Brian Messer Bri dik Stephen Michaud Steve Peter C. Miele Jr. Butch Linda M. Milius Frankie Patricia Minahan Par Patricia Moran Pat Sheryl Morgan Morg William Morrissey Mogy Karen M. Moses Karen Maryann Murach Murch 52 James Murray Jimmy John Nastasia Johnny Clifford Nelson Stiff- Ronald Nicholson Nick- Philip Nicolosi V.W.- Patrick O ' Brien Pat- Kevin O ' Connell Dumb Dumb- William T. O ' Dowd Billy 53 Patrick O ' Sullivan Pat Thomas O ' Sullivan Tom Michael Ouellette Mike Patricia Paolino Trish Doreen Paplaskas Pappy -X Kerry Rose Pappalardo Chipmunk Rosemary Parisi Rose Barbara Lee Parolisi Barb 54 Anne Marie Pelletier Anne Joanne Pelletier Joannie I Afe Charles A. Piazza Pizza Richard Pelletier Dickie Guy Piccirillo Pic 55 S3 S Robert Raymond Rasputin +,k David J. Remick ' Dave ' Linda L. Renner X ' John Richer Joey Nancy Joan Riley Ralph Patricia Robillard Patti Michael Rogelis Mike 56 Cheryl Rossi Little Bo Peep ' William Rousseau Bill Michael Roy Mike Martin Rubeo Chipper Sandra Rudnicki Sandy Nancy Ruffen Nan Sally Runions Tilly- Patricia St. Jean Pat 57 Paul St. Onge Paul Deborah Samia Sam Carol Sammataro Carol Lewis A. Sanderson Louie Carol Santagati Carol Linda Ann Savinelli Savage Mark Schelling Mark Roger Schelling Roger 58 Sherrie-Dee Schubert Sherry a Paul Sharrock Paul « 44 Cheryl Ann Shea Mitch Glenn Taylor Shinner Glenn Sheila Rae Siatkowski Sheila Richard Lee Sicard Dick- James A. Skea Jim 59 ► v Jennifer A. Smith Jen Thomas Smith Tom Jeffrey Snow Jeff Barbara Somma Barb Steven Stapleton Steve w2 Linda A. Stepanian Teddy-Bear Wilford Stone Billy 60 Patricia Sykes Pat Priscilla Sykes Penny Norman Tardugno Tar Diane A. Tevanian T-Bone Thomas Tine Tom -J Linda Tomaski Tomaski 44 George Tombarello Mr. Wade Roger Tremblay Ramjet 61 Linda Vancoppenolle Van Eileen Vigneault Legs Janet L. Wade Georgie-Girl John Wade Weed Saundra Waithe Sandie Susan Waitkewich Mia Karen Walton Sam 62 Michael Wareing Mike Patricia Waring Trisha John C. Welch Jack Kenneth Wetmore Ken O Sandra L. Wilson Sandy Alfred H. Woodhead Al Catherine Wright Katie Richard A. Wunderlich Rich 63 Arthur Wyman Artie Stephen Your Chip- Cheryl Zakia Trake Joyce Ann Zanfagna Jinx Susan R. Zurwell Millie SHY SENIORS Joseph Bacigolupo Gerald Baril Robert Carrier Richard Chaisson Linda Cloutier David Delano Marc Gioseffi Elizabeth Greer James Nadeau Michael Sioufi William Torla Herbert Towler 64 SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL 65 NOT IN THE CLAMOR OF THE CROWDED STREET, NOT IN THE SHOUTS AND PLAUDITS OF THE THRONG, BUT IN OURSELVES, ARE TRIUMPH AND DEFEAT. -LONGFELLOW 67 FOOTBALL 67 CO-CAPTAINS RLSS FLORENZ AND DAN KOLIFRATH BACKFIELD COACH DON SARETTE, HEAD COACH ED KISSELL, AND LINE COACH JAMES SMITH FIRST ROW (L to R): R. Carrier, D. Majkut, W. 0 Dowd, F. Collizzi, R. Florenz, D. Kolifrath, R. Deschene, S. Michaud, M. Koczat, G. L ' Heureux. SECOND ROW: R. Luciano, K. Hyde, J. Karvounis, M. Angelari, R. Valcourt, D. Simili, R. Ouellette, R. Gallagher, R. Schmidt, V. Luccisano. THIRD ROW: P. Karpowicz, R. Bradish, R. Conley, N. Dowd, R. Maksian, T. Greenwood, T. Martin, B. Joseph, J. Scott, D. Leocata. FOURTH ROW: Managers J. Hoffman, J. Whittemore, R. Crawley, and K. Bean, D. Hargreaves, R. Kobrenski, J. Nicolosi, E. Munroe, R. DiNatale, Student trainer L. Dole. 68 SENIORS BURLINGTON CHELMSFORD WILMINGTON BILLERICA NORTH ANDOVER MARLBORO TEWKSBURY ANDOVER DRACUT KEN (tackle 69 DAN AND BILL (guard) (tackle) 70 GREG AND DAVE (end) (halfback) RICK AND BOB (halfback) (end) 1 1 WE ARE JlXM THE RANGERS! 72 FOOTBALL QUEEN CHRIS LAMONICA. QUEEN JUDY AEEEN. LINDA BARDSI EV 73 FIELD HOCKEY FRONT: Mimi Hyde. Sue Zurwell, Pam Kus, Nancy Appleyard, Dianne Kluk, Joelle Ciras; BACK: Coach Bailey, Manager Linda Tomaski, Sherrill Howard, Linda Howard, Judy Allen, Justine Fugge, Audrey Fraser, Manager Dianne Baillargeon. CAPTAINS MANAGERS Appleyard, Miss Baik ski and Dianne Baillargeon 74 SENIORS Pam, Nancy, and Judy Linda and Joelle Sue and Audrey RECORD Methuen 5 Tewksbury Methuen 1 Billerica Methuen 5 Dracut Methuen 2 Salem Methuen 2 Wilmington Methuen 2 Chelmsford Methuen North Andover Methuen 1 Andover Methuen Salem Pat and Cathy 75 CROSS COUNTRY ETHUEN 24 SALEM N.H .. 30 ETHUEN . 44 NO. ANDOVER. . .. 17 ETHUEN . 37 ANDOVER .. 19 ETHUEN 39 WILMINGTON . . .. 16 ETHUEN 50 CHELMSFORD . . .. 15 ETHUEN 23 AUSTIN PREP . . .. 32 ETHUEN 27 BURLINGTON . . . . 30 ETHUEN 43 BILLERICA . . 20 ETHUEN 34 TEWKSBURY . . . .. 27 ETHUEN 20 WON-4 DRACUT LOST-6 ..40 W€ ' W V£%- i CAPTAIN STEVE ALLIETTE AND COACH GOSSELIN FRONT ROW (L to R)l: J. Kuncho, R. Tremblay, J. Cahalane, S. Gilbert, D. Collins, P. Andrukitis, J. Yanagi, J. Monti, R. Donovan, J. Alliette, J. Forrest, J. Lafond, J. Welch. BACK ROW (L to R): B. Reuter, Coach Gosselin. 76 JOHN, JOHN, AND ROGER SENIORS t Tiv V y VV V v v v ' v V « V U Y l V V Y JACK, JOHN, AND JIM 77 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW (L to R): J. Lafond, R. Brown, M. Grassi, J. Carney, R. Nicholson, J. Forrest. MIDDLE ROW: R. Hoffman, K. Hyde, J. Welch, R. Carrier, J. Yanagi, Coach Rimas. BACK ROW: J. Bajor, B. Gilbert, B. Blaney, W. Correia, J. Karvounis, T. Greenwood. 78 SENIORS RECORD Methuen . . ..53 Methuen . . ..56 Methuen . . ..55 Methuen . . ..50 Methuen . . ..51 Methuen . . ..69 Methuen . . ..47 Methuen . . .. 51 Methuen . . . .58 Methuen . . ..42 Methuen . . ..54 Methuen . . ..68 Methuen . . ..59 Methuen . . .. 54 Methuen . . ..72 Methuen . . ..57 Methuen . . ..80 Methuen . . ..59 Methuen . . ..52 Methuen . . ..69 N. Andover 65 Billerica 37 Wilmington 41 Dracut 56 Andover 49 St. Joseph ' s 56 Tewksbury 49 Burlington 50 Chelmsford 80 N. Andover 49 Billerica 40 Wilmington 69 Dracut 54 Andover 59 St. Joseph ' s 73 Tewksbury 65 Burlington 63 Keith 60 Chelmsford 61 Keith 82 WON-8 LOST- 12 79 JACK GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Debbie Samia, Kathy Nelson, Cathy Bedrosian, Sue Zurwell, Judy Allen, Pam Kus; SECOND ROW: Sandie Waithe, Chris Lamonica, Lynn Hoehn, Jennifer Smith, June DeGuglielmo, Donna DeGre- gorio; THIRD ROW: Coach Bailey, Patty Paine, Carol MeCracken, Dianne Kluk. CAPTAINS Co-captain Cathy Bedrosian, Miss Bailey, Co-captain Sue Zurwell. Cathy SENIORS Judy 83 SENIORS «a::: xssSB i Pl 85 CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Marie Fichera, Janet Eichler, Linda Vancoppenolle, Joyce Fallon, Kathy Joy, Gayle Andrews, Jane Rozzi; BACK: Nancy Nicholson, Barbara Wunderlich, Peggy Tevanian, Nancy Young, Claudia Worster, Marsha Apkarian. Gayle SENIORS Marie MAJORETTES in FRONT: Captain Nancy Ruffen; BACK: Lorraine Longo, Sharon Hig- June DeGuglielmo, Maureen Burke, Linda Mundry, Carol Adamson, ton, Chris McKenzie, Janet Auclair, Franny Tully, Claudette Girard, Joyce Haddad, Susan Lipton. SENIORS Joyce £J J 90 A C T I V T I S DOST THOU LOVE LIFE? THEN DO NOT SQUANDER TIME; FOR THAT ' S THE STUFF LIFE IS MADE OF. -FRANKLIN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Christine LaMonica President Dan Kolifrath Vice President Fred Joseph Treasurer Jennifer Haldane 92 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS iiiinrajlL 1 ' Treasurer Margeret Donahue, President Ken Hyde, Secretary Lucy Coco, Vice President Jeff Yanagi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Hj 93 STUDENTCOUNCIL Officers: rear, Cheryl Zenevitch, publicity, Mrs. McClennan, advisor, secretary, Janice Mendonza, treasurer, Joanne Pellitier, president Ann Zaccari, corresponding secretary, front, Linda Heffernan, recording 1st row— C. Zenevitch, L. Heffernan, J. Pellitier, J. Mendonza, A. Zac- Bruno, A. Allston, J. DiPoalo. 3rd row— N. Young, M. Tobia, J. Apple :an. 2nd row— Mrs. McClennan, M. Hyde, J. Fallon, J. Carney, P. yard, N. Appleyard. 94 HONOR SOCIETY The Tenney Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society takes an ac- tive part in school activities. Every year the Society offers at low cost to the students and teachers a wide selection of books in various fields of interest. The books are sold at the annual book fair in November and during the year at the book- mobile. Officers: Judy Allen, treasurer, Glenn Shinner, vice president, Russ Florenz, president, Mr. Gagne, advisor, Jennifer Smith, historia n, Kathy Bergin, secretary. 1st row — J. Allen, G. Shinner, R. Florenz, J. Smith, K. Bergin. 2nd row— Mr. Gagne, C. Lafitte. G. Andrews, C. Levasseur, D. Frieje, M. Murach, S. Wilson, L. Leslie, L. Heffernan, J. Eichler. 3rd row — S. Siatkowski, J. Lockaby, J. Bajor, J. Boardman, R. Korsak, P. Moran. 95 BLUES WHITE STAFF L ' - l-r: Editorial staff- rear- Susan Waitkew.ch, Claire Levasseur, Glenn Shinner, front- Patricia Moron, Mary Ann Murach, Mr. Duncan. fy I Mill _i Il,1!lsi te! 1 - ■ M I .; ' 96 -r: Cheryl Morgan, Linda Renner, John Lockaby, Janet Eichler. Page One XIMW i. l-r: rear-Deborah Apkarian, Charlene Chulada, Mary Barry front: Claire Levasseur (editor), Gayle Andrews, Christine LaMonica. rear-Catherine Stetson, Diane Boduin, Ilga Kuceris, Gail Schwartz, Nancy Appleyard. front-Catherine Lafitte, Patricia Moran (editor), Linda Leslie. Page Three J llllllllllll J i it; ' Ui ! L u  .! ILM 1 1 l-r: rear- Maryanthe Matseas, Peter Miele, Janice Coty, Judy Scott, Linda Goldblatt, Ann Zaccari. front-Vanessa Analora, Helen Bosco, Susan Waitkewich (editor), Andrea AJlston, Lorraine Longo. Page Four l-r: rear- Richard Hoffman, James Boardman, Fred Joseph. front- Nancy Young, Marsha Apkarian, Glenn Shinner, (editor), Joanne Kerry. 97 ART CLUB Every year the Art Club plays an important part in school ac- tivities; it not only decorates for such important functions as the Senior Play and Prom, but also makes the cafeteria decorations and the many posters so com- monly found along the corri- dors. Memership involves a lot of hard work and an awful lot of fun! Officers: Mr. Melia, advisor, Michael Ouelette, president, Janet Eichler, vice president. Standing, Linda Bardsley, secretary, and Debbie Samia, treasurer. 1st row- S. Duquette, C. Griva, J. Pitman, B. Somma, D. Samia, J. Eichler, M. Ouellette, L. Bardsley, J. Pelletier. S. Lipton. J. Mendonza. M. McPhearson, M. Hefner. 2nd row- K. Bergin. C. Shea, J. Fallon. N. Applevard. D. Tevanian. J. Beaudoin. D. DeGregorio. R. Lavallee, E. Baker. K. Jov. J. Haddad, K. Blanchette, Mr. Melia. 3rd row- J. kniiec. K. DiPari. M. Bunce, S. Howaniec. J. Wade. L. Lauretta, L. Savenelli, C. Rossi, L. Koczat, S. Morgan. D. Fontaine, L. Longo. 4th row- L. Van- copennelle, M. Munich. C. LaMonica, P. Kus, G. Tomberello, F. Joseph, C. Bedrosian. L. I.imanni. N. Ruffen. J. DiGuglielmo. 5th row- D. Hird. M. Roy, J. Welch. J. Wade. J. Carney. G. Shinner, K. Wet more. D. Kolifrath. J. Lockaby, D. Sestini. BUSINESSCLUB Officers: rear- Jane AJlston, treasurer; Sheryl Morgan, secretary; front- Mrs. Randone, advisor; Michael Ouellette, president; Lorraine Longo, vice-president. rear- 1-r: L. Limanni, J. Ciras, K. Wright, K. Moses, S. Wilson, C. Litwin, A. Assadorian, D. Baillargeon. third- P. Paolino, M. Jacobucci, J. Beau- doin, L. Savinelli, L. Koczat, L. Lauretta, P. Jacobucci, D. Dole, Mrs. Randone. second row- D. Fontaine, D. Morin, A. Bova, J. LoPizza, J. Pelletier, M. Hemmerle, M. Jennings, M. Mendes, C. Boylan. front- M. Fichera, P. St. Jean, L. Longo, M. Ouellette, C. Morgan, J. AJlston, B. DeGaspe, C. Dessinger, K. DiPari 99 METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL CADET CORPS Senior officers 1st row left to right: D. Hargreaves, J. Lockaby, R. Korsak, G. Shinner, R Feugill, L. Dole, Mr. Huebner. 2nd row- D. Remiek, R. Deschane. P. Sharrock, E. Hapshe, D. Archibald, D Collins, M. Ouellette, A Abdallah 3rd row- R. Huettner, G. L ' lteureux, W Stone, D. Leocata, J. Matseas, M. Adams, D. Bohondony 4th row- T. Smith, M Rogelis, R. Beaumier, P. Miele, K. Wetmore 100 1-r: rear- R. Hoffman, T. Bresnehan, J. Boardman, R. Brown, R. Des- chane, R. Feugill, T. Flanders, R. Korsak. fourth row- F. Joseph, R. Florenz, C. Mesrobian, J. Lockaby, D. Collins, W. Rousseau, F. Colizzi, P. Nicolosi, R. Maksian. third row- J. DeGuglielmo, I. Kucherus, J. Faerber, A. M. Hoehn, M. Murach, P. Moran, L. Leslie, C. LaMomca, J. Cote, L. Renner, S. Siatkowski, M. Benson, second row- C. Lafitte, J. Ernshaw, C. Descenger, G. Andrews, P. Chapman, C. Rossi, M. Mel- nicki, S. Howaniec, C. Joy, D. Samia, J. Pitman, L. Heffernan, Mrs. Hershfield. front- J. Davis, J. Buglioni, S. Duquette, L. Goldblatt, A. Frazer, K. Bergin, J. Allen, G. Shinner, S. Lipton, D. Frieje, C. Levas- seur, M. MacPhearson, C. Zakia. Officers: l-r; rear- Claire Levasseur, re- cording secretary; Susan Lipton, corre- sponding secretary; Diane Freije, treasurer; Kathleen Bergin, publicity, front- Mrs. Hershfield, advisor; Glen Shinner, president; Judith Allen, vice-president. 102 COLLEGE CLUB FOLK MUSIC CLUB Front (left to right) Miss Zannini, Nancy Appleyard, Michael Koczat, Sharon Steeb, Susan Krikorian, 3rd row- Michael Tobia, Carl Goulet, Paula Chapman, Jack Appleyard 2nd row- Joanne Walthers, Lucy Coco, Paul Wienstein, James Karvounis, James Ford, Fred Joseph. 1st row- Jacqueline Earnshaw, Heather Begg. Maryanne Mac- Santo. Maureen Hyde. 3rd row- Jean Nassar, Ann Marie Pi Phearson, Linda Heffernan. Joyce Haddad, 2nd row- Joanne zano, Alexis Korbey, Susan Gallagher. Patricia Ryan. DiPoalo. Pat Pizzano. Terry Kobrenski, Joyce Fallon. Marie 103 OUR Officers: Heather Begg, Fred Joseph, Ron Simoes, Richard Hoffman, Linda Heffernan. 104 BAND : I A common sight at the football games and rallies during the school year is our band, under the direction of Mr. Martin Tarlaian. The band also takes part in several holiday parades in Methucn and the annual Field Day in Lowell. The band, like anything else, has its good points (like skipping practice to roam the halls . . .) and its bad points (such as playing in the rain at the Thanksgiving Day game . . .). Altogether, we feel that the band adds a great deal of school spirit to the activities it participates in! -H, Mr. Martin Tarlaian 105 Does she ever stop talking? v Y s cr-i 3 m j 3§ 1 « . yjLj ' 106 in M , did you say? ' GLEE CLUB Officers: Rear- Cheryl Rossi, Secretary; Sharon Howaniec, Treasurer; Front- Barbara Somma, vice-president; Mary Jean Bunce, President. rear- P. Castnos, M. Benson, I. Kuceris, M. Melnicki, L. Donaldson, A. Saccuzzo, A.M. Fiarella, C. Dessinger, G. Mgrdchian. front- C. Rossi, Assadorian, S. Stabile, middle- J. Smargie, S. Duquette, A. Bova, C. B. Somma, M. J. Bunce, S. Howaniec, S. Hartung. Chiarenza, M. Jacobbuci, P. Zarzour, M. McPhearson, L. Hollins, R. 107 FRENCH CLUB Among its other activities, the French Club prepares an an- nual exhibit for National Edu- cation Week. This year ' s exhibit was on French painters and their paintings. One of this year ' s field trips was a special matinee of Gone With the Wind at the Cinema Show- case. Officers: front- Mr. Gagne, advisor, Linda Goldblatt, president, Jacqueline Earnshaw, Standing, Jacqueline Roy, Susan Krikorian, Mananthe Mathes. 1st row- C. Lafitte, M. Apakarian, M. Matheses, J. Earnshaw, L. Gold- blatt, L. Coco. J. Roy, J. Fleming, Mr. Gagne. 2nd row- D. Apakaknan, C. Chiarenza, M. McPhearson, D. Frieje, P. Chapman, S. Gross, J. Blouin, G. Andrews, P. Weinstein. 3rd row- S. Stable, K. Bergin, L. Heffernan, L. Vancoppennelle, J. Walthers, S. Howaniec, S. Lipton, A. Giragosian, 4th row- P. Tevenian, N. Young, P. Hoehn, G. Schwartz, P. Caldon, S. Steeb, A. Hoehn, P. Bruno, P. Perrillo. GERMAN CLUB Officers: rear (I. to r.) Corr. Sec. Janet Eichler, Vice President Russ Florenz, Rec. Sec. Judy Allen, Front Miss Dinteen, President, Jennifer Smith, and Treasurer James Boardman. uLl ' y _A_£ B jHiI Ifljjp- ■ ■V U QpK r ' CjII V P Ba Wj ILwJI L JPll c J F m W mUmp Lm 1st row- E. Pathum, M. Findeison, J. Allen, J. Boardman, J. Smith, R. Florenz, J. Eichler, D. Bochman, S. Deschene. 2nd row- C. Johnston, L. Stepanian, I. Kuceris, L. Leslie, S. Steeb, M. Benson, M. Barry, M. Bunce, Miss Dineen. 3rd row- J. Faeber, L. Flockerzi, M. Murach, J. Melnicki, J. Cote, L. Renner, M. Melnicki. S. Siatkowski. 4th row- N. Dowd. R. Maksian, H. Chadwick, R. Shaw. 5th row- J. Monti, S. Bajor, R. Najarian, T. Flanders, P. Rock, M. Garabedian, F. Joseph. 109 ITALIAN CLUB rear- C. Joy, S. Weshenko, C. Girardi, S. Zurwell, C. Rossi, middle- S. Hamel. P. Pizzano, N. Nicholson, L. Archambault. N. Appleyard, D. DiGregorio, M. MacPhearson, Miss Faro. front- P. DeBurro, J. DeGuglielmo, G. L ' Heureux, J. Haddad, J. Fallom. D. Samia. LATIN CLUB l-r: rear- R. Crawley, J. Towler, W. McEvoy, J. Calabrese, R. Conley. R. McCann, R. English, middle- Mrs. Derby, S. Daly. M. Scott, M. Ford, R. Dominico, J. Auclair, D. Donahue, S. Radcliffe. front- D. Gioseffi, J. Ford, W. Heffernan, T. Rubeo. B. Joseph, D. Frasca. 110 Hlufj i rear- J. Whittemore, J. Scott, J. Montefusco, M. Bean, middle- M. Tobia, R. Hargreaves, J. Kerry, D. Maroon, J. Appleyard, front- Mrs. Derby, S. Simpson, G. San Antonio, M. Tinney. SPANISH CLUB -r: Stefanie Simpson, G. San Antonio, M. Tinney, Sherrill Howard. Officers I I I rear- R. Hoffman, ? R. Brown, J. Bajor, J. Boardman. R. Florenz, P. Weinstein, fourth- R. Korsak, P. Nicolosi, C. Mesrobian, C. Goulet. W. Rousseau, J. Lockaby, S. Bajor, J. DePetrillo, F. Joseph, D. Collins, third- S. Siatkowski, M. Mu- rach, J. Cote, S. Steeb, J. Allen, C. LaMonica, L. Leslie, L. Renner, A. M. Hoehn. second- J. Walther, P. Chapman, C. Joy, J. Smith, C. Chiarenza, J. Faerber, G. Schwartz, M. Benson, J. Fallon, D. Freije, Mr. Fradette. front- C. Lafitte, C. John- ston, G. Shinner, C. Levasseur, M. Apkarian, G. Andrews, L. Heffernan, L. Liberfarb, A. Zaccari, J. Blouin. Officers- rear- Claire Levasseur, Glenn Shinner, Linda Heffernan, front- Mr. Fradette, Gayle Andrews, Marsha Ap- karian. Our Math Club participates in the regional math meets which is affiliated with MAML. Represen- tatives of our school compete by computing certain problems set up by MAML. The competition is very rewarding and our club has represented our school well. MATH CLUB 112 PHYSICS CLUB Officers: Joseph DePetrillo, Janice Cote, Carl Mesrobian rear, Mr. Russell, advisor. jgjj ' % Jl . L t f f H fl JI ? tM ff ll CV.n . WW ' f ' i  Mil 1 W ' tH 1st row- C Levassuer, A. Hoehn, J. Allen, J. DePetrillo, J. Cote, C. Mesrobian, M. Murach, S. Siatkowski, P. Chapman. 2nd row- C. Lafitte, M. Benson, P. O ' Brien, R. Mariano, W. Russo, J. Lockaby, R. Maksian, D. Frieje, G. Andrews, Mr. Russell. 3rd row- J. Snow, D. Collins, G. Goulet, R. Sicara, R. Feugill, R. Hoffman, R. Korsak, M. Waring. 4th row- F. Joseph, T. Breshnahan, R. Florenz, J. Boardman, J. Bajor, R. Brown, G. Shinner, R. Huettner, S. Alliette. 113 1-r: rear- J. Carney, A. Burke, M. Grassi, J. Bajor, J. Forrest, R. Nichol- man, W. Rousseau, F. Colizzi, J. Cahalan, R. Trembley, Mr. Rimas. son, R. Feugill. third row- S. Dsgood, B. J Gilbert, T. Flanders, M. front- C. Mesrobian, J. Snow, B. Blaney, R. Deschane, R. Florenz, R. Kozat, S. Dyer, J. Karvonis, K. Wetmore, S. Alliete, W. McGurran, Brown, J. Yanagi, K. Hyde, P. Privatera. second row- W. Cahalan. R. Mariano, D. Leicata, D. Collins, R. Hoff- Officers- rear- Brian Blaney, Robert Brown, front- Mr. Rimas, Russell Flor- enz, Robert Deschane. 114 RANGER SPORTSMEN CLUB These seven Tenney High School Students par- ticipated in a Chinese pro- gram given at Philips Academy in Andover.. rear- Verna Sheheen, Ann Zaccari, Paul Weinstein, Louise Liberfarb. front- Gayle Schwartz, Kathy Holland, Andrea Allston. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Elizabeth Willets, Linda Depelteau, Karen Johnston 115 li YEARBOOK STAFF -r: Mrs. Hughes, Advisor; Jud Allen, Editor-in-Chief: Mrs. Souza, Adv ' Mm I Off, 1-r: rear- J. DePetnllo, G. Shinner, R. Florenz, F. Joseph, middle- C. LaMonica, J. Smith, J. Cote, J. Allston. front- L. Heffernan, J. Allen, K. Bergin, C. Lafitte. 116 Linda Heffernan, Catherine Lafitte, Senior Layout Editors. W1A I-r: Kathleen Bergin, Photography Editor; Joseph DePetrillo, Photographer; Janet Eichler, Art Editor. -r: Janice Cote, Circulation Editor; Jane Allston, Librarian; Joanne Beaudoin, Business Manager. 1-r: Russell Florenz. Boys Athletics Editor; Jennifer Smith. Girls Athletics Editor. Christine LaMonica, Memories Editor; Fred Joseph, Glenn Shinner, Clubs and Organizations Editors. 117 MEMORIES Memories Grace E. Easley Memories are heartbeats Sounding through the years, Echoes never fading, Of our smiles and tears. Moments that are captured, Sometimes unaware, Pictured in an album, Or a lock of hair. Images that linger Deep within the mind, Bit of verse we cherished Once upon a time. Through the musty hallways Of the days we knew, Ever comes the vision Beautiful and true. Memories are roses Blooming evermore, Full of fragrant sweetness Never known before. Life must have a meaning, Goals for which to strive, Memories are lights that burn To keep the heart alive. MEMORIES THE BEST OF 1968 KING AND QUEEN SHERYL MORGAN AND NORMAN TARDUGNO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS WITS FLIRT AND CASSANOVA Jennifer Hadane and Rick Kobrenski BEST DRESSED CLASS ACTRESS AND ACTOR MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lorraine Longo and Dick Pelletier SOPHOMORE RECEPTION Sophomore King Neal Dowd and Sophomore Queen Susan Gallagher 124 When Earl walks through the door, everyone yell Surprise! Let ' s keep in step back there!! Oh, leave me alon 125 126 I ' m not conceited. Usually those as handsome as I am are though. CADET ASSEMBLY The Queen is escorted to her throne. 128 Cadet Queen Joanne Pelletier and Colonel Glenn Shinner. Janice Mendonsa, Cadet Queen Joanne Pelletier, and Sheryl Morgan. Don ' t ham it up, Glenn! 129 MILITARY BALL On the night of Friday, February twenty-third, Ten- ney ' s sixty-second annual Military Ball was held. Under the direction of Mr. Alvin Heubner, the cadets presented corsages to their mothers and provided inspection and exhibition drills. During this time, Cadet Queen Joanne Pelletier and her attendants, Sheryl Morgan and Janice Mendonsa presided. The newly formed Ranger Drill Squad exhibited extraordinary rifle drills. Tenney ' s Drum and Bugle Corps also provided hearty entertainment. The Grand March started the night ' s dancing which continued until midnight. The Glass Bottom Boat starring Doris Day was shown in the auditorium until two a.m. At this time a catered banquet by Binette caterers was given, and entertainment by Charlie Gaston, Carol De Carter, and the Sherry Sisters finished off this most memorable occas- sion. 130 131 A very proud cadet! Company A wins drill competition. J Mr. Heubner congratulates winners of Junior Drill Competition. Flowers for the Queen. 1 1 . . . AND THE BAND PLAYED ON y f 135 MEMORY IS THE GOLDEN BRIDGE 1 1 — ' ill 1 1 l_l_ B 6 ■ Well Mike, there ' s not much hope- What ' s the matter for you?? 136 Do any of these graduates look familiar ' 1 ft THAT KEEPS OUR HEARTS IN TOUCH Mr. Lister wants ten on the 5th race. If they only knew I guess they know. WITH ALL THE LONG-PAST YESTERDAYS Did he say what I think he said? AND THINGS WE LOVED SO MUCH! I wonder how my hair would look this color? ) %1 Up, up and away!! How come I ' m so lovable? I had your grandfather in school. | 39 INDEED IT IS THE BRIDGE OF GOLD Hurr Darlint!. I think I hear the school bus 1H A ill ' 1 ■ W m f 140 I suppose sou know that I ' m awfully suave. I he men behind the scene THAT BINDS THE PAST SUBLIME Don ' t worry. Fred ' s at the wheel. sumct Here I come Nicki!! 141 WITH HAPPIEST RECOLLECTIONS Every class has its dummy. And so I said to my class Have you ever heard me scream? Actually, it ' s a miniature bar. Oh! This weight reducing class is exhausting. THAT JOIN THE HANDS OF TIME! If Farmer Brown takes five molecules to market — [ A . Wa L L Jf fek.1 - M , , jup 1 ' H IhH Bh ' V i i — fu ■ sp — JJ Hj J : JT ,W E|l _ ' w 1 n£ l — T ' li 1 1 Did you hear the one about Wild Bill ? i Who us? Necking in the corridor? Faces of the future, Frozen in an instant of today, Form a human crystal of anticipation, A symmetrical pattern for achievement, With basis in facts And beauty in dreams. And the crystal does not shatter When the faces advance in time, For the pattern is universal And the crystal, life itself. Jennifer Smith 144 M 1 • J 1 f : A  ? ■ « The rumbles of mutiny . . . rumble, rumble We give thee thanks m ■k 1 __ ..a1 -W - « 0 H - r ' ' ' ■ 4tUt 146 Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. . jj IMk Bashful? The Shadow Slowly I turn, step by step I bet you say that to all the girls | 47 ■ 148 You sophomore boys have all the angles. s ifl • rf S - P5? i P If V 4% M M  , Miss Jean says to eat everything on my plate. Then I ' ll be a Do Be Mixed emotions contemplating lunch 149 TVBO MEDIA CENTER METHUEN HIGH SCHOOL METHUEN, MA 01844 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made MED A CENTER A A I t ■ I m m « ft ■ •¥ ■ W IN MEMORIAM PETER DUNCAN OUR BELOVED TEACHER AND FRIEND Do not stand at my grave and weep . . . I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning ' s hush, I am the swift upflinging rush Of quiet birds in circling flight. I am the soft star-shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry . . . I am not there, I did not die. SPRING SPORTS TRACK FRON I ROW: J. Bajor, h Cahalane, W. Callahan, R. Florenz, D. Remick, C. ROW: R. Hurst, P. Karpowicz, R. Gallagher, R. Schmidt, J. Monti, M. Ar Piazza, S. Alliette, C. Mesrobian. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Rimas, D. Labbe, gelan. D. Najanan, R. Valcourt, R. Najanan, D. Schurender, B. Joseph. THIRD RECORD Methuen 68 Wilmington 45 . .lRrcfr J i ir Methuen 67 North Andover 46 Methuen 32 Chelmsford 81 Methuen 17 Andover 96 Methuen 83 Billerica 30 Methuen 73 Burlington 40 Methuen 59 Tewksbury 54 Methuen 44-1 2 G.L. Regional 68-1 2 Methuen 58 Salem, N.H 55 Methuen 70 Dracut 43 Methuen 51 Kieth 62 Coach John Rimas and Captain Russ Florenz Kelly and Russ Glenn DAVE and STEVE SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Marsha Apkarian, Marilyn Kisiel, June DeGu- OND ROW: Coach Bailey, Paula Trembley, Martha Fin- ;lielmo, Sue Zurwell, Jennifer Smith, Donna DeGregorio, deisen, Justine Fugge, Pat Paine, Kathy Nelson, Sharon Pam Kus, Dianne Kluk, Lucky Korbey, Mimi Hyde; SEC Burns, Manager Joelle Ciras. m jm  ql 1 ft w ' - ' - ' L . 5r •■ ••■ HI — — H_ =:«ff-,j Si ffi x- -- % W | I T W i J I S- A 9sm ■esu SENIORS Pam FIRST ROW: K. O ' Connell, P. O ' Sullivan, J. Welch, J. Lafond, S. Michaud, N. Tardugno, D. Majkut SECOND ROW: Coach Scanlon, M. Garabedian, R. Belair, B. Gilbert, B. Blaney, R. Mann, T. Perrotta, M. Tobia, J. Yanagi. BASEBALL 0 I . jp -N i l + - Coach Scanlon and Captains Jim Lafond and Jack Welch nORE MEMORIES £ Smc Diamonds are a girl ' s best friend. VOICE and ANNOUNCER . John Bajor JANET Ann Marie Hoehn GEORGE Donald Hird MYRA Jacqueline Earnshaw JANE Mary Jane Jennings FRED Martin Rubeo MAXWELL SMART . . Daniel Kolif ' rath PROFESSOR DANTE . Dennis Leocata PROFESSOR ZALINKA Diane Tevanian AGENT 44 Richard Kobrenski CHIEF Richard Hoffman MISS FINCH Janice Cote HODGKINS Russell Florenz WIFE : . .Mary Jane Jennings MAN John Lockaby GEE! You ' re a GIRL! CAST DIRECTOR Mrs. Shirley Hovanasian ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Mrs. Donna Hughes STUDENT DIRECTORS Kathy Joy Robert Korsak GARTH John Nastasia MARY WONG Gayle Andrews SHIRLEY WONG .... Anne Assadorian BETSY WONG Janice Mendonsa MR. BIG Dennis Gormley LITTLE SISTER Linda Renner BIG SISTER Maryann Murach AGENT 99 Janet Eichler AGENT 13 Gregory L ' Heureux JILL Linda Goldblatt Ann Kathleen Jennings MAY Regina Lavalle LAURA Linda Lauretta PRINCESS INGRID Elaine Baker ,M f. ■a It ' s SOCK-IT-TO-ME time! Is that a COOTIE?! A little dab ' ll do ya- How could a Neon-tetra SMELL so bad Chief, you could fire me for this, but ' fdJidllV tftlMlM ■ ,  fl£?f - Br- jr j 1 mm  Xj T u vl k vi ' H Do we have to, John? My neck is killing me! nHUm nt Mtgn niMM Mooney, you ' re shining tonight. What ' s wrong, John? Look what that dirty bird did! If 1 Come on, Richard! You know you can ' t resist me! ' Really, ' duhling ' ! We owls really fly at night! ORATOR John Lockaby HISTORY ■v 4 iwir g x - fek Iw ™ John Bajor and Glenn Shinner WILL CLASS DAY PROPHECY g f w p tgp j Linda Heffcrnan and Bob Korsak Kathy Bergin and Janet Eiehler 1 1 LOOK TO THIS DAY VALEDICTORIAN Gayle C. Andrews SALUTATORIAN Judith A. Allen Look to this day, For it is the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of your existence: The glory of action, The bliss of growth, The splendor of beauty. For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; But today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. VALEDICTORIAN Jennifer A. Smith HONOR ESSAYIST Claire Levasseur COMMENCEMENT JUNE 14, 1968 AWARDS Ingalls Medals: Gayle C. Andrews Jennifer A. Smith John A. Lockaby U.S. Army ROTC Scholarships: Glenn T. Shinner Richard A. Hoffman Doryce M. Lord French Prize: Gayle C. Andrews Carrie May Lyman Scholarship: Linda B. Heffernan Walter Pearson Music Prize: Richard A. Hoffman Bessie Cunliffe Scholarship: Joseph R. DePetrillo Methuen Teachers ' Association Scholarship: Carol A. Chiarenza John P. Lane Memorial Scholarship: Denise A. Dole Gill Avenue Associates Scholarship: Judith A. Allen Moses N. Perkins Poetry Prize: Jennifer A. Smith Walter B. Ingalls Science Award: Glenn T. Shinner Class of 1 957 20th Anniversary Award: Glenn T. Shinner Tenney Memorial High School Student Council Scholarship: Kathleen B. Bergin Fred E. Joseph, Jr. DeMoulas Scholarship: Russell D. Florenz Avco Scholarship: John W. Lockaby Tenney Educational Fund Scholarships: Gayle C. Andrews Russell D. Florenz Ilga A. Kuceris Claire M. Levasseur Susan J. Lipton Cheryl M. Rossi 1 Ui Look not mournfully to the past — it comes not back again; wisely improve the present — it is thine; go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear, and with a manly heart. —Longfellow h ' « { £ i CLASS HISTORY by Glenn Shinner and John Bajor Presented today for its one and only appearance is the memorable production of Those were the Years that Were. This program, written by John Bajor and Glenn Shinner, and edited by the two stars of the Editors, Mr. Beaumont and Mr. Lister, is presented for your remembering pleasure. Let ' s turn our memories back to our sophomore year and look at the political scene. Our President, Glenn Shinner, and his advisors, Judy Allen, Vice-President; Nan- cie Appleyard, Secretary; and Jennifer Haldane, Treasurer, ruled wisely but were sharply criticized by members of the Student Council; Barbara Parolisi, Kathy Bergin, Janice Mendonsa, and Joanne Pellitier. Two members of the class who attempted to overthrow the government were King Michael Koczat and Queen Linda Heffernan. Sophomore year, however, proved to have a quite stable political party. Also during that year, the enlistees of the Cadet Corps enjoyed much noncomba- tant activity. The Annual Military Ball was held and B-company proved to be the best of the Wednesday Warriors. They received their medals and paraded their shining triumphs throughout the long night. Field Day was held and three cadets were the best of our lot. Michael Adams, looking sharp, took the first place medal; John Lockaby took second, while Dana Collins succeeded with third. The first presentation of the Rene J. Morissette Medal for commanding ability was awarded to Bob Korsak. In the area of awards, Janet Eichler and John Bajor received the DAR awards for service to school and community life. Now a year later, election time 1966-1967 rolled around and new political officials were elected. Russ Florenz, President; Judy Allen, Vice-President; Joyce Haddad, Secretary; and Jennifer Haldane, Treasurer took the oath swearing to make our class the best, of course! Members of the House of Representatives, Linda Heffernan, Joanne Pellitier, Kathy Bergin, Linda Bardsley, Janice Mendonsa were a useful connec- tion between faculty and students despite some student unrest at the close of junior year. Our upperclassmen ID ' s arrived on the scene on October 5, 1966. Numerous manners were devised to display our shiny rings throughout the school, which proved that we were finally upperclassmen. Our assignment weary military forces were again ordered to attack the mountain of work and time needed to hold an Annual Military Ball. The Warriors were successful and the proceedings went off as sharp as a shot. The Junior drill was the main attraction and the first place medal went to Glenn Shinner, second to Bob Korsak, and John Lockaby was awarded third place. The other Cadet event, Field Day, was again successful for Glenn Shinner and Bob Korsak who took first and second place respec- tively. Ed Hapshe captured the third place medal. On its second presentation, the Rene J. Morissette Medal was awarded to Rick Feugill. Still on the award scene were Jennifer Smith and John Lockaby who received DAR awards for citizenship that year. Now we will turn to sports. In the field of fun and games, elections were held for the famous distractors of the sports arena and the following were voted to be the cheerleaders for 1968; Captain Joyce Fallon, Gayle Andrews, Janet Eichler, Marie Fichera, Cathy Joy, Linda Vancoppenolle. The bright spots of the band were elected in the beginning of May and those donning the blue and white colors of Tenney as majorettes were the following: Captain Nancy Ruffen, June DeGuglielmo, Joyce Haddad, Sharon Higton, Sue Lipton, and Chris McKenzie. Now on the social set, an induction was held for the new members of the National Honor Society. This honor is bestowed on those who possess the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The tops in our class were as follows: President Russ Florenz, Vice-President Glenn Shinner, Secretary Kathy Bergin, Treasurer Judy Allen, Historian Jennifer Smith, Gayle Andrews, John Bajor, Jim Boardman, Janet Eichler, Diane Freije, Linda Heffernan, Bob Korsak, John Lockaby, Cathy Lafitte, Linda Leslie, Claire Levasseur, Pat Moran, Maryann Murach, Sheila Siatkowski, and Sandi Wilson. Returning to the political scene, our Tenney High was represented on the state level by delegates to the Massachusetts ' Boys ' and Girls ' State. This conference, con- cerning local government was enjoyed by Linda Heffernan, delegate to Girls ' State and by Russ Florenz and Glenn Shinner, who were delegates to Boys ' State. Although all seniors were jubilant over reaching their graduation year, four seniors were quite pleased with the election results for ' 68. Those who led the class of ' 68 to the pinnacle of success were our President Dan Kolifrath, Vice-President Fred Joseph, Secretary Chris LaMonica, and once again Treasurer Jennifer Haldane. As seniors we had acquired a louder but not necessarily more effective voice in the President ' s Cabinet and those Student Council members making all the noise were President Joanne Pellitier, Secretary Linda Heffernan, Treasurer Janice Mendonsa, John Carney, Nancie Appleyard, and Joyce Fallon. New appointees assumed various responsibilities. A vital part of our high school memories was included in our Yearbook which would certainly receive a Pulitzer Prize if we had anything to do with it. The prize-winning staff is as follows: Editor-in-chief Judy Allen, Kathy Bergin, Linda Heffernan, Cathy Lafitte, Joanne Beaudoin, Chris LaMonica, Russ Florenz, Jennifer Smith, Glenn Shinner, Fred Joseph, Joe DePetrillo, Janice Coty, Jane AJlston, and Janet Eichler. In regard to publications, the Blue and White published some interesting issues, to say the least. Working the presses, inking the type, and editing those unneces- sary phrases are the staff of the newspaper: Editor-in-chief Maryann Murach, Claire Levasseur, Pat Moran, Sue Waitkewich, Glenn Shinner, Sheryl Morgan, Linda Renner, and John Lockaby. Senior year, which brought on transfers of leadership, also affected the Cadet Corps. An assembly was held to announce the cadets who would carry on the tradition and honor of the Cadet Corps. The top men announced were: Colonel Glenn Shinner, Lieutenent Colonel Bob Korsak, Drill Major Rick Feugill, and Adjutant Major John Lockaby. Elected by the member of the Corps to grace parades and assemblies were the lovely and personable Queen and Attendants for the Cadets. Received with enthusiasm at the assembly were Queen Joanne Pellitier, and Attendants Sheryl Morgan and Janice Mendonsa. Turning to sports, the seniors did a marvelous job in leading our fabulous Rangers to Victory. Our football team, co-captained by Russ Florenz and Dan Kolifrath, was inspired by their Queen Judy Allen and her Attendants Chris LaMonica and Linda Bardsley. Our merry band of marathon runners could be seen tromping over hill and dale led by their fearless Captain Steve Alliette. Our distinguished men of the court were presided over during each game by Captain John Carney. Breaking in our new track were the fleet-footed muscle-bound participants of the track squad. Their pace-setter was Captain Russ Florenz. Defending the diamond, our finesome ninesome were led by Co-captains Jack Welch and Jim Lafond. Now for a look at girls ' sports. Leading the defense and offense on the court this season were Co-captains Sue Zurwell and Cathy Bedrosian. Checking the outdoor activities, one could find those lilies of the field swinging cheir crazy curved sticks under the leadership of Co-captains Nancie Appleyard and Pam Kus. In the spring, the girls don their racing-striped baggy pants to charge into the softball field with Captain Donna DeGregario at the helm. Back at the State House, we heard that John Bajor was our representative on Student Government Day in Boston. On the theater review, the critics acclaimed the superb performance of leads, Dan Kolifrath and Janet Eichler, in the hilarious production of Get Smart, aided by student directors Cathy Joy and Bob Korsak. Now as our class history ends and history is resumed for another period in our lives, we come to graduation. The highest honor of valedictorian was bestowed on two students whose scholastic abilities and achievements were equally outstanding. These honors went to Gayle Andrews and Jennifer Smith. The second honor of salutatorian was earned by Judy Allen. Claire Levasseur was honored by being named the Honor Essayist, while our orator at Class Day was John Lockaby. Now that our production of Those were the Years that Were has come to a conclu- sion, we hope that the memories we have recalled have brought to mind the pleasurable experiences that have occurred throughout our short stay at Tenney. CLASS PROPHECY by Linda Heffernan and Robert Korsak What will the future bring? Much success or none at all? Whether pauper or king, The answer lies in the crystal ball. To see into the future Ten years from sixty-eight Could be quite an adventure Not even having to wait. Will our classmates be fortunate And be forever gay? Or will they become obstinate And waste their lives away? Now we look into the crystal ball To see what will become of them all. Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Bob: Linda Look! There ' s Tenney High coming into focus! Can you see anyone familiar? ALBERT ABDALLAH is principal, and PAULA CHAPMAN is measuring skirt lengths in her office. In the teacher ' s room, I can see GAYLE ANDREWS, TED HAPSHE, DAN MAJKUT, SANDY WILSON, and CAROL BURNS: JACK WELCH and SUE ZURWELL are square dancing with their gym classes. CATHY BEDRO- SIAN is letting her assistant teach this number. BOB CARRIER, ALFRED ABATE, and BILL MORRISSEY are cutting the lawns. BOB always did want to be like HERBIE. We seem to be wandering away from Tenney. DAVE BOWDEN is still working at Robichuad ' s Hardware, and there goes MIKE ADAMS driving away from his gas station in his 1978 Corvette. Across the street is a beauty salon. CATHY BLANCHETTE, CHERYLE BOUMILA, SHARON HOULE, JOYCE MATTHES, and LINDA MILIUS are hard at work. PAT O ' BRIEN and DONALD BOHONDONEY are pharmacists at PAT McGRAVEY ' S drug- store. BOB BROWN, JANICE LoPIZZO, CAROL SAMMATARO and DEBBIE FLEMING all own stores in the square. LARRY DOLE and MIKE GRASSI own a gas station and DENNIS DESCHANE, BOB FER- RARO, and TOM O ' SULLIVAN are car salesmen. CHERYL BOYLAN, PAT ROBILLARD, JOELLE CIRAS, ELAINE COTE, and DENISE FON- TAINE are housewives and mothers. I can see JOHN CARNEY visiting MARIE FISCHERA ' S household. He ' s a merry Maytag serviceman. The scene seems to be changing. Where are we now? Looks like Boston. I can see WBZ. MIKE GORDON is a sports announcer, and MIKE GUELI is a disc jockey. ILGA KUCERIS is about to begin singing The Indian Love Call. DAVE ARCHIBALD, MARYJEAN BUNCE, NINA DAGHER, and RICK KOBRENSKI are employed at the Prudential Building. LINDA LIMMANNI is secretary to Dr. PATRICK O ' SUL- LIVAN. DENISE DOLE, JANET DAVIS, CAROL LITWIN, THERESA MALLEY, and JUDY KMIEC are also medical secretaries. CARMEN DELLICOLLI, MARIE JACOBUCCI, LINDA LAU- RETTA, PAT MORAN and ROSEMARY PARISI are successful dental secretaries. JOE DEPETLILLO, FRANK DeANGELIS, and LINDA POULIN also conduct business in our state capitol. In Boston elementary schools the teachers are JOYCE BUGLIONE, CAROL CHIARENZA, PAM DeBURRO, LINDA LESLIE, and DONNA DeGREGORIO. The Mass General has its share of ' 68 graduates. I can see LINDA BARDSLEY, DEBBIE SAMIA, and SANDIE WAITH. LINDA BAUCHMAN is working in the psychiatric ward, and SANDY DECHANE is a physical therapist. There goes GERRY BARIL on his motorcycle. I couldn ' t make out who he was. GERRY is what he always wanted to be — a Hell ' s Angel. He rode past GREG LHEUREUX, RON NICKELSON, and KATHY JENNINGS health club and JACKIE EARNSHAW ' S Hippie Shop. Linda: On the next street is a discotheque owned by REGINA LAVALLEE, CHARLOTTE BRUNO, and LINDA STEPANIAN. Jorden Marsh is run by KEVIN O ' CONNELL and PETER MIELE. Bob: Who ' s that familiar in the window. Linda: It ' s JOE MEDICI. He ' s a Sealy bed tester. The display was arranged by JIMMY MATSEAS. Bob: DANNY KOLIFRATH is a comedian at MIKE KOCZAT ' S night club. Can you see who the other entertainment is? Linda: JOYCE ZANFAGNA, ANGELA BOVA, and RAY BEAUMIER are singers. JIMMY BEAN is performing magic tricks. Bob: At Logan Airport the airplane technicians are BILLY HOVANASIAN, BILL ROUSSEAU, MIKE WARING, and STEVE ALLIETTE. PAT POTTER and MIKE ROY are keeping the luggage straight. Linda: JUDY CHAPDELAINE, JANET ALLAIN, EILLEEN VIGNAULT, JUNE DeGUGLIELMO, and SALLY RUNIONS are stewardesses. JEFF DAVIS and JOHN FORREST are pilots for TWA. Bob: News reporters DANA COLLINS, KEITH GUSTARTIS, BRIAN MESSER, and PHIL NICOLOSI are trying to cover two stories. It seems that this morning KENNY WETMORE made four touchdowns for the Patriots, and this afternoon SUSAN CONGO won her first stock car race. Linda: I can see JANICE COTE and JENNIFER SMITH covering the stories for their magazines. Photographers EUGENE BORRELLI, CHRIS La CHARITE, and AL WOODHEAD are show- ing pictures of the events. Bob: Posters are all over. The Hawthorne Cavalerros, featuring FRANK GRELLE, are playing tonight. Linda: ROGER TREMBLAY, RICHARD WUNDERLICH, and DAVE REMICK are professional musicians. In Boston, HERB TOWLER is a noted poet. Bob: In Boston Common PATTY SYKES, JOANNE BEAUDOIN, and KATHY GRIVA are painting scenes of busy Boston life. Linda: The location is changing again. Where are we now? Bob: Can ' t you tell by the Empire State Building? In that office building are TOMMY BRESNAHAN, MIKE ROGELIS, RICHARD FEUGILL, and LOUIS SANDERSON designing a skyscraper. Linda: In the next office is DAVE DOLCE creating a hamburger stand in the shape of keilbasi. Bob: CARL MESROBIAN is running the computers with the help of ARTHUR WYMAN, BOB HUETTNER, PAULA LAHEY, and DICK SICARD Linda: It ' s a good thing that DICK PELLETIER, FRANK COLIZZI, KATHI DePARI, and KAREN ABBATE keep the papers straight in the main office. Bob: There ' s confusion on Times Square. It seems that every one wants actor BOB RAYMOND ' S and actress MARY JANE JENNINGS ' autograph. Linda: DENNIS LEOCATA., LORRAINE LONGO, and BOB HARNISCH are in a television studio nearby. They must be appearing on DENNIS MARCELLO ' S Tomorrow program. Bob. ANNE MELINICKI, CHRIS LaMONICA, SHERYL MORGAN, and NANCY RUFFEN are modeling in a New York agency. Linda: CHRIS McKENZIE, PAT PAOLINO and SUE LIPTON designed their clothes LINDA KOC- ZAT and KAREN WALTON are retailors at Macy ' s. Bob: That famous dairy bar is run by JENNIFER HALDANE and HEATHER BEGG. Linda: When not practicing for the Olympics, SCOTT GUTHERIE, DON HIRD, PAM KUS, and NORMAN TARDUGNO are frequent visitors of theirs. Bob: JOYCE FALLON, MAUREEN GARRIGAN, SHEILA KOLBA, and BARBARA PAROLISI are on the emergency squad at the Manhattan General Hospital Linda: Well known biologists JIM BOA RDM AN and FRED JOSEPH have discovered a cure for the common cold. Bob: LINDA TOMASKI, MARYANNE McPHERSON, SUSAN WAITKEWICH and MARTIN RUBEO are teaching under priviliged children. CHERYL ZAKIA, LINDA CLOUTIER, and CAROL DESSINGER are social workers in that same area. Linda: JANET EICHLER and PAT MINIHAN are painting a billboard on top of that building. BOB: What does it say? Linda: It ' s not quite finished. Wait a minute! It says ARTIE BURKE for President. Bob: On the other side of the avenue is another. It says Vote MIKE HAM EL for your President. It should prove to be quite a race. Linda: The White House tells me we ' re in Washington. Bob: In the Senate, JOHN LOCKABY, ROBERT MAKSIAN, BILLY STONE, and DAVE HAR- G REAVES are arguing over a controversial subject. Linda: I can see GLENN SHINNER and MIKE OUELETTE in their Admiral uniforms. DAVID DELANO, JOHN AUDY, and JOE BACIGALUPO are generals. Bob: Is that JOHN NASTASIA as head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation? Linda: There are his FBI agents MARK SCHELLING, BOB HILLIS, TIFFY NELSON, JIM MUR- RAY, CHUCK PIAZZA and BILL LERNF.D. Bob: GUY PICCIRILO is planting trees along the Potomac with the helpof AUDREY FRASER, JIMMY SKEA, ANNE ASADOORIAN, and PAUL ROCK. Linda: IRVING TRUE is leading a protest march to the Capitol. Looking on are secret service men MIKE SIOUFI, TOM TINE, JOHN WADE, and GEORGE IOMBARELLO. Bob: At the Supreme Court, Chief Justice JOHN BAJOR is presiding over a case. Lawyers BILL O ' DOWD and RUSS FLORENZ are conferring with their clients. Making up part of the jury are JUDY ALLEN and CHERYL BIRD Linda: JEFF SNOW and JOHN FOLEY are designing a new monument. Bob: The House of Representatives is now in session Chairman JIMMY LANDRY is silencing JOHN CAHALANE, ED GREALISH, BILL CALLAHAN, ED HIGGINS, and JOHN KUNCHO. Linda: In the Internal Revenue Building, MAUREEN HEMMERLE, NANCY BINGHAM, PAT ST. JEAN, and PAUL ST. ONGE are checking taxes on their IBM machines. Bob: DIANNE MORIN, NANCY RILEY, JUDY McQUIRE, and NANCY APPLEYARD are work- ing in the United States Treasury. Linda: KATHY BERGIN is continuing her career at the Library of Congress. Bob: The scene is changing again. It ' s Paris. LARRY McANSPIE, our ambassador to France, is busy at his desk. Linda: CATHY HAMEL, LINDA GOLDBLATT and DIANNE TEVANIAN own a sidewalk cafe LINDA HOWARD and KAREN MOSES run a glove factory in Grenoble. Bob: Painting the Eiffel Tower red are JOHN LOUGH, BOB DESROCHE, and STEVE MICHAUD. Linda: In Africa, TOM FLANDERS is a missionary. LINDA CHATEAUNEUF, CAROL SANTAGI, PAT WARING, and SHARON HIGTON are nurses in a jungle hospital. Bob: There ' s Peace Corps members ANNE HOEHN, SANDRA RUDNICKI, and BILL DIXON. Linda: Big game hunters BILL TORLA and STEVE STAPLETON are tracking a tiger. BOB DES- CHANE is still looking for a mocking bird to kill. Bob: Seamen MIKE McROBBIE and JOHN RICHER are on leave. Linda: MAUREEN MELNICKI, CATHY LAFITTE, and SHEILA SIAKOWSKI run a luxurious hotel on the African Coast. Bob: In India, ELAINE BAKER, LINDA VANCOPPENOLLE, SHARON DUQUETTE and PENNY SYKES are re-decorating the Taj Mahal. Linda: EDDIE BENSON, DENISE DUGAY, KERRY PAPALARDO, and CHERYL SHEA own stores selling American Products. Bob: On India ' s shores, MARION BENSON is preparing for her next experiment as an oceanographer. JANICE MENDONSA, MAL MENDES, and LINDA SAVINELLI are at hand to diagnose the result. Linda: An ocean liner captained by RICHARD MARIANOIS is docked at the port. MARGE BATCH- ELDER, JUDY BLOUIN, LOUISE BRACKETT, and KATHY DeCOLA are hostesses. Bob: MILLIONAIRESSES ANNE MARIE PELLETIER, BARBARA SOMMA, MAUREEN LA- CROIX, and JANICE FAEBER are on vacation in India. Linda: At Premmer Harbor, Germany, JOHN SWAN, MARC GIOSEFFI, and RON BORRELLI are on duty on an air craft carrier. Bob: It seems that many Tenney graduates joined the Waves. There ' s DIANNE BAILLAGION, JANE ALLSTON, SHARON BLAIS, PRISCILLA BUDENAS, and STELLA CROTEAU. Linda: PAT CASTRIOS, LILLIAN GILLESPIE, ELIZABETH GREER, and JOANNE KOPCZYN- SKI, are making German candy, while JANICE LESPERANCE, LINDA RENNER and MARYANNE MURACH are baking at a famous bakery. Today ' s special is Brownies. Bob: PRISCILLA CALDON, CHERYL ROSSI, SHERRIE-DEE SCHUBERT and JANE PITMAN conduct English classes at a German University. Linda: BARBARA DeGASPE, DOREEN PAPALASKAS. JANET WADE, and KATIE WRIGHT are secretaries for the famous physicist RICK HOFFMAN. Bob: There ' s England coming into view. MARTIN BULMER and SANDY EBERT own a travel agency. Linda: In London, JOANNE PELLETIER, SUE GROSS, and CLAIRE LAVASSEUR own a mod shop. Bob: DONNA MALCOLM, DIANNE FREIJE, and LINDA HOLLINS are selling umbrellas. DENNIS GORMLEY, and DAVE SCIONE are making sure that Big Ben is on time. Linda: JOYCE HADDAD, KATHY JOY and SHARON HOWANIEC, are go-go girls in a huge dance hall for the elite. Bob: In Scotland Yard I can see JIM LEFOND and TOM SMITH. Linda: KATHY GOMES, MARIE HOEPFNER, and PHYLLIS JACOBUCCI own a coffee house on the Thames. Bob: It ' s beginning to get foggy. Linda: Must be that great English weather. It doesn ' t really look like fog though. Bob: I can ' t see anything. Linda: The crystal ball has faded out. CLASS WILL by Janet Eichler and Kathleen Bergin We, the Class of 1968 of Tenney Memorial High School, Methuen, Massachusetts, being of as sound a mind as possible, but realizing that the time has come to leave these classic halls and their even more classic occupants, do hereby make public this, our last will and testament. I, Mike Roy, leave to Mr. Lister a ten day supply of tape recorded phone calls from my mother giving reasons for all my various absences. I, Joyce Haddad, leave Franny Tully the joy of being second best. We, Sheryl Morgan, Lorraine Longo, Sharon Howaniec, and Mary Jean Bunce, leave Mr. Rushton a year ' s supply of the Lawrence Eagle Tribune news quizzes. I, Stealla Crouteau, leave to my sister Rita all the bubble gum that she can snap. I, Carl Mesrobian, leave to Mrs. Hovavasian my tape of assorted sounds for next year ' s class play. I, Sharon Houle, leave Rita Croteau one fun filled year of study with Mr. O ' Wril. I, Judy Chapdelaine, leave Pam Chapdelaine two more years at Tenney. We, Bill Dixon, Linda Howard, Dave Dolce, and Pat Potter, leave a challenge to any juniors: try to top our excellent record of attendance — 167 days absent. I, Paula Lahey, leave Moe Larkin my place in the first floor basement, and Maryanne Sharrock my old gym suit. We, Susan Zurwell, Barbara Somma and Cheryl Zakia, leave Mr. McDermott a dozen pairs of dark colored socks to wear over his worn out white ones. I, John Lockaby, leave to some unsuspecting junior one plaster filled locker. I, Maryanne Murach, leave Miss Bailey one most athletic girl to take my place in sixth period gym. We, the seniors in homeroom 105, leave to next year ' s homeroom Mr. Melia ' s corny jokes, the Gabby club, and Glitter. I, Janet Eichler, leave my best friend Marlene Smith all the love and happiness that could possibly be hers in her senior year, and my sincere gratitude for her close companionship these past two years. I also leave her one vulture, the MWC, and Bafon to do with as she pleases. I, Linda Vancoppenelle, leave Gayle Jackson one pair of dirty cheering sneakers. I, Diane Tevanian, leave my sister Peggy all my weight. I, Denise Dole, leave Mr. Jones the bands from my braces. We, Dave Hargreaves and Ted Hapshe, leave the Admiral one anchor so that he won ' t rock on his shoes next year. We, the members of the TIA, leave Arthur Burke to the junior class. I, Frank Grelle, leave Mr. Constantineau a case of hair creme. We, Lorraine Longo and John Lockaby, leave two pinkies to any one in homeroom 217 who wants to play touchy-touchy . We, the senior class, leave Mrs. Hershfield ' s future classes all of our used Manter Halls. I, Don Hird, leave Mr. Lister 150 feet of rubber in the school parking lot from my GTO. We, the 1967-68 cheerleaders, leave Miss Pearson: thank goodness! I, Judy Kmiec, leave Mr. Melia all my free hand art ability. I, Ricky Kobrenski, leave all my love to Mrs. Morgan, and all my kisses to Mrs. Hovanasian. We, the senior boys, leave the underclassmen a running start to lunch. I, Anne Asadoorian. leave Miss St. Pierre a smile, and Miss Lange a five pound lump of pre-chewed gum. I, Janice Mendonsa, leave Kenny Perry to Mrs. Hovanasian with the instructions that she ' s to keep a watchful eye on him. We, the senior girls, leave Miss Chadwick a micro-mini skirt to add to her collection. I, Donna Malcolm, leave my seat in Mrs. Hughes senior English class to Barbara Wunderlich. We, Charlotte Bruno and Sandra Ebert, leave Pat Bruno all the doors in the school. We, Sandy, Karen, Nancy, Jennifer and Sherrie-Dee, leave our parking space to some deserving junior driver. I, Lorraine Longo, leave Mr. Fradette a box of Studio cards to send out on special occasions. We, Jennifer Haldane and Heather Begg, leave our squirt guns to Steve Osgood. We, Frank Colizzi and Bill O ' Dowd, leave our fantastic centering abilities to some deserving junior. I, a certain senior boy, leave Mrs. Kendall the fifth period study that I skipped every day for six weeks to see a certain girl in lunch group B. We, the seniors in fifth period chemistry, leave our dear 6 ' 2 bushy-tailed friend Harvey to Mr. Russell. We, Russ and Danny, leave next year ' s football team the cold showers after practice and a w ashing machine for Mike Angelari ' s clothes. We, Kathi DeCola and Sandy dcChane, leave Mr. Jones memories of homeroom in sophomore year. I, Barbara Somma, leave my eraser and attendance book to some deserving junior in homeroom 105 with the hopes that someday, everyone will enter homeroom on time I, Tom Flanders, leave my Superfish boots and cape to Jed Towler. I, Martin Rubeo, leave Mr. Rushton a pair of roller skates. We, the members of the TIA, leave the underclassmen the plans for a successful walkout. I. MaryJean Bunce, leave Liz Collins a bottle of peroxide and some Clairol hair toner. We, Gayle Andrews and Judy Blouin, leave Mr. Gagne the key to the language lab. We, the pupils in homeroom 217, leave Mrs. Monroe a set of ear plugs, a megaphone, and a whip. We, the students of second period Physics, leave Mr. Russell a book entitled How t o Teach Physics Without Really Trying. I, Janet Wade, leave Mrs. Derby my book The Slreanger. I, Linda Bauchman, leave Joanne Maddox all my unfinished Afro-Asian History assignments. I. Marie Fischera, leave Carlyn Coco one pair of worn out cheering bloomers. I. Kathy Joy, leavy my nickname Cutta to Mr. Melia in hopes that he never knows what it really means. I, Kathy Bergin, leave Patti Paine some good advice: sober up!! We, the students in Mrs. Monroes fifth period English class, leave her a little bit of co-operation. I, Paul Rock, leave all of my absences to any one with enough courage to be out as much as I have been. I, Roger Trembley, leave my necktie to Mr. Jennings. I, Maryanne McPhearson, leave my seat in Mr. Mazzaglia ' s 5th period sophomore biology class to some future senior. I, Sharon Duquette, solemnly bequeath to Mr. Huebner one set of shock absorbers for the Driver Ed. We, the members of the Business Club leave: — to Miss Lange, new faucets and a large mirror. — to Mrs. Randone, our sincerest thanks for helping to make the Business Club a success. — to Miss Doran, all our used shorthand pads. — to Mrs. Ruhman, one large ashtray. — to Mrs. Hughes, a book of poems by Steinbeck. — to Mrs. Morgan, a can of oil for her chair. — to Miss Pearson, a dimple for her right cheek. I, Sharon Howaniec, leave Mr. Gagne a box of assorted bow ties. I, Pat Moran, leave Mrs. Kern a robot that will bo around and empty the irons in Home Ec. We, Sue Zurwell and Cathy Bedrosian, leave Patti Paine and Kathy Nelson all the fun and hard work we ' ve had during basketball. We, Jim Skea, Audrey Fraser and Cheryl Zakia, leave the Admiral a tug boat with a fog horn. We, Mr. Fradette ' s sixth period advanced math class, leave next year ' s class a faster clock. I, Pat Minahane, leave my set of solid gold drumsticks to some deserving sophomore girl who wants to join the Cadet Corps. Good Luck!! We, Donna Dig, Pam Kus, Karen Moses, Linda Savinelli and Sue Zurwell, leave Miss Bailey a year ' s supply of cottage cheese and melba toast, and a quiet office during lunch time. I, Jane Pitman, leave Gayle Schwartz all of my failing marks from the last three years. I, Marion Benson, leave Mr. Whiting one uncensored tape recording of period one at its best. We, John Bajor, Steve Alliette, and John Cahalane, leave Mrs. Monroe Diggory Venn ' s little red wagon to get back and forth from the Mead Hall. I, Dennis Leocata, leave Mr. Lister Professor Dante ' s Intrhermo and Mrs. Hovanasian all of my problems. We, Joanne Pelletier and Norman Tardugno, leave Mrs. McClellen our thanks for making our senior year complete. I, Janet Eichler, leave my little sister Shugundalah my nickname Ike, one true friend, a hockey stick, the boys in Mechanical Drawing I, and best wishes for her next two years at Tenney. We, Janice Cote and Maryanne Murach, leave Mr. Russell left and right, burets. We, Janet Wade and George Tomberello, leave a lot of love and kisses to some lucky junior couple. We, Debbie Samia, Heather Begg, and Kathy Bergin, leave Mr. Fradette three intelligent junior girls to take our place in Analyt. We, Carmen DelliColli, Mai Mendes, Carol Litwin, Sheryl Morgan, Linda Lauretta, Anne Melnicki, Denise Fontaine, Kathi DeDpari, Denise Dugay, and Linda Limanni, leave our lunch table to a group of gabby junior girls. I, Jennifer Haldane, leave John Dixon my stinky gym suit. We, Joanne Beaudoina and Janet Wade, leave Mr. Whiting a toupe to cover his receding hairline We, Lorraine Longo and Kenny Wetmore, leave one peek-a-boo window to the cadet supply room to any cadet who may be trying on uniforms. I, Karen Abati, leave Mr. Gurry a life time supply of Bazooka bubble gum. We, the students of fourth period Italian II, leave Miss Faro a stepladder so that she may see the many wonders that go on beyond her desk, and an 8 ' x 10 Quie ' Plese poster. We, the senior class, leave the juniors a new sophomore class to torture. I, Priscilla Caldon, leave to the exalted Admiral one large black megaphone with a scarlet A on the front. We, Linda Chateauneuf and Carol Charienza, leave Mr. Gagne a book on criminal psychology so that his education will not have been sadly neglected . I, Richard Hoffman, leave Mrs. Hovanasian, a large bottle of Excedrin, a large notebook, a bottle of tranquilizers and a complete set of voodoo dolls, and a juniors shoulder to cry on when things go wrong. We, Mr. Gurry ' s period two class, leave next year ' s class his favorite sayings: listen up, now! and Baby!! . We, Pat Minahan and Sheryl Shea, leave some deserving junior a scholarship for two lunches a day. We, Janet Eichler and Danny Kolifrath, leave our sincerest appreciation and deepest love to Aunt Shirley, and to next year ' s play cast, all the fun we had staging Get Smart . We, the member of the track team, leave Tenney High one beer cooler for the varsity locker room. We, Sue Gross, Linda Bardsley, Nina Dagher, and Priscilla Caldon, leave Eileen Mulcahey our lunch table and one lonely year. We, the seniors in Miss Sherman ' s second period Algebra II class, leave her all the love and admiration deserving of a wonderful teacher. We, the Class of ' 68, leave to the Class of ' 69, hard work, great teachers, and the joy of being on top. Presented and witnessed this tenth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-eight. CLASS DIRECTORY Alfred Abate 100 Bay State Road Karen Abate 158 Tenney Street Albert Abdullah 17 Annis Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Michael Adams 35 Stevens Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Janet Allain 35 Gill Avenue Judith Allen 208 Hampstead Street Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Math Club 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Vice-President of Class 2, 3; Folk Music Club 2; German Club 3, secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; Physics Club 4; College Club 3, vice-president 4; Senior Play Committee Steven Alliette 64 Union Street Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, captain 4; Physics 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4 Jane Allston 103-1 2 Broadway Business Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prep Club; Pep Club 4 Gayle Andrews 3 Shady Lane Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3. 4; College Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 4; Physics Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play Cast Nancie Lynn Appleyard 4 Bedford Street Field Hockey 2, 3, captain 4; Track 3, 4; Secretary of Class 2; Student Council 4; Folk Music Club 2, secretary 3, vice-president 4; Pep Club 2, 4; College Club 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; French Club 2 David Archibald 18 Albion Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee Anne Asadoorian 90 No. Lowell Street Business Club 4; Pep Club 4; Prep Club; Glee Club 4; Senior Play Cast James G. Audy 53 Cypress Avenue Dianne Baillargeon 110 Edgewood Ave Field Hockey Manager 4; Business Club 4 John M. Bajor 25 King Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Physics Club 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4; Senior Play Cast; National Honor Society Elaine W. Baker 9 Cherryhill Circle Folk Music Club 2; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Cast Linda L. Bardsley 9 Noyes Street Student Council 3; Senior Art Club 3, secretary 4 Gernard Baril 34 Sea Street Marjorie A. Batchelder 95 Greendale Street Prep Club Linda Bauchman 27 Larchwood Road Folk Music Club 3; Prep Club James A. Bean 88 Weybosset Street German Club 2; Italian Club 3 Joanne Beaudom 7 Giles Street Folk Music Club 3; Senior Art Club; Business Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play Committee Raymond C. Beaumier 331 Merrimack Street Italian Club 2, 3; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Cathnne Bedrosian 5 Conrad Street Field Hockey 3, 4; Track 3; Basketball 2, 3, co- captain 4; Spanish Club 2; Senior Art Club; Folk Music Club 2 H ether Begg 4 Sunset Avenue Band 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Folk Music Club 3,4 Edward M. Benson 244 Oakland Avenue Marian Benson 46 Glen Avenue Spanish Club 2; Physics Club 4; German Club 3, 4; Math Club 4; College Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Softball 3, 4 Kathleen B. Bergin 6 Houston Avenue Student Council 2, 3; French Club 4; Senior Art Club; Blue and White Staff 2, 3; Folk Music Club 2, 3; Honor Society, secretary; College Club, pub- licity chairman; Senior Play Committee; Yearbook Staff John Bevin 258 Howe Street Cadet Corps 2 Nancy Bingham 24 Schley Street Cheryl C. Bird 35 Oak Hill Drive Italian Club 3; Senior Art Club Sharon Blais 44 Oakland Avenue Catherine J. Blanchette 50 Benefit Street Italian Club 2, 3; Senior Art Club Judy Ann Blouin 40 Calumet Road French Club 3, 4; Prep Club; College Club; Glee Club; Math Club; Senior Play Committee James M. Boardman 71 Weybosset Street German Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Physics Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Blue and White Staff 4- Math Club 4; College Club 4 Donald Francis Bohondoney 4 Hall Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3 Eugene J. Borrelli 6 Oak Meadow Lane Ronald Borrelli 6 Oak Meadow Lane Cheryl Ann Boumila 35 Ayers Village Road Angela Bova 27 Booth Road Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4 David L. Bowden 175 Tyler Street Cheryl Boylan 15 Tedesco Road Business Club 4 Louise Brackett 54 Arnold Street Thomas J. Bresnahan 3 Woodburn Drive Physics Club 4; College Club 4 Robert Brown 20 Bruce Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Ranger Sportsmen Club, treasurer 4; Physics Club 4; College Club 4 Charlotte M. Bruno 19 Albion Street French Club 2; Pep Club 3; Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4 Pnscilla Budenas 982 Riverside Drive Prep Club Joyce Buglione 91 East Street French Club 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Col- lege Club 4 J Martin Bulmer 1 1 Park Street Senior Play Committee Mary-Jean Bunce 81 Hillcrest Avenue Folk Music Club, vice-president 2, 3; German Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Field Hockey 2, 3; Glee Club, president 4; Blue and White Staff 3 Arthur Burke 1 1 Eustis Street Prep Club Carol Burns 15 Ashland Avenue French Club 2, 3; College Club 4; Pep Club 4 John Cahalane 38 Weybossett Street Track 2; Cross Country 4; Italian Club 3; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4 Pricilla Anne Caldon 619 Lowell Street French Club; Folk Music Club 3 Billy Callahan 144 Cross Street Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4; Spanish Club 2 John V. Carney 3 Durrell Street Italian Club 3; Folk Music Club 2, 3; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Student Council 4; Basketball 2, 3, captain 4 Robert Carrier 9 Winchester Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 2, 3, 4 Patricia M. Castrios 35 Strathmore Road Spanish Club 2; Glee Club 4 Judy Chapdelaine 2 University Lane Paula Chapman 19 Summer Street Math Club 3, 4; College Club; Boosters 2, 4; Prep Club; Physics Club; French Club; Folk Music Club, treasurer 3, secretary 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Senior Play Committee Linda Chateauneuf 19 Pinewood Road French Club 3, 4; Physics Club; College Club; Glee Club 4; Math Club Carol Ann Chiarenza 14 Dexter Street French Club 3, 4; College Club; Glee Club 4; Math Club Jo-Elle Ciras 98a Hampstead Street Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4 Linda Cloritier 518 Lowell Blvd. Pep Club 2 Frank A. Colizzi 10 Olive Street Italian Club 3; Ranger Sportsmen Club; Prep Club; Football 3, 4 Dana K. Collins 130 Oakland Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3; Prep Club; Physics Club; College Club; Ranger Sportsmen Club; Senior Play Committee Susan L. Congo 20 Randolph Avenue Basketball 3 Elaine Cote 443 Oak Street Janice Marie Cote 357 Pelham Street German Club; College Club; Blue and White Staff; Yearbook Staff; Physics Club; Prep Club; Senior Play Cast Stella Croteau 6 Filbert Street Prep Club Nina Dagher 3 Louise Avenue Senior Play Committee Janet Davis 262 Hampshire Street College Club; Orchestra 2 Jeffrey Davis 340 Hampshire Street German Club 2 Frank DeAngelis 40 Swan Street Pamela DeBurro 12 Greendale Street Italian Club; Senior Play Committee Dandra DeChane 17 Pearl Street Kathleen DeCola 304 Oak Street Barbara DeGaspe 12 Inglewood Terrace Pep Club; Business Club 4; Boosters Donna Lee DeGregorio 28 Linwood Avenue Senior Art Club; Field Hockey Manager 3; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, captain 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club June DeGuglielmo 5 Gage Street Field Hockey 2; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Italian Club 3, secretary 4; Senior Art Club; College Club 4; Yearbook Representa- tive; Senior Play Committee Carmen Delli Colli 10 Ames Street Prep Club; Italian Club Kathleen DePari 71 Harvard Avenue Business Club 4; Prep Club; Glee Club 4 Joseph DePetrillo 8 Church Street Yearbook Staff; Physics Club Dennis Deschene 6 Grove Street Robert Deschene 34 Venice Road Football 2, 3, 4; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; College Club; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4 Robert Desroche 109 Ashland Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3 Carol Ann Dessinger 84 Camden Street Field Hockey 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Business Club 4 William Dixon 2 Bruce Street French Club 3, 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4; Sen- ior Play Committee; Folk Music Club 3; Intramu- ral Basketball 3, 4 David Dolce 91 Pitman Street Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Denise Dole 15 Oak Hill Drive Business Club 4 Laurence Dole 80 Lowell Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Football manager 2, 3, 4 Denise Dugay 202 Tenney Street Prep Club Sharon Duquette 7 Field Avenue Folk Music Club 2, 3; College Club 4; Senior Art Club; Glee Club 4 Jacqueline Earnshaw 126 Camden Street French Club 2, secretary 3; College Club 2, 3; Folk Music Club 3; Senior Play Cast Sandra Ebert 95 Pelham Street Folk Music Club 2; Prep Club Janet Lee Eichler 10 School Street Field Hockey 2; Basketball manager 2; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Senior Art Club 3. vice-president 4; German Club 3, historian 4; Sen- ior Play Committee; Senior Play Cast Janice A. Faerber 17 Strathmore Road German Club 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; College Club 4; Glee Club 4; Softball 3, 4 Joyce Fallon 16 Bates Street Cheerleader, captain 4; Student Council 4; Italian Club 3, treasurer 4; Senior Art Club 4; Math Club 4; College Club 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3; Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 3; French Club 2; Glee Club 4 Robert Ferraro 25 Grove Street Richard Feugill 20 Kimball Road Football 2; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; College Club; Phy- sics Club; Ranger Sportsmen Club; Senior Play Committee Marie Fichera 5 Merriline Avenue Folk Music Club 2; Business Club 4; Glee Club 4; Italian Club 2; Cheerleader 4 Thomas Flanders 87 Brown Street German Club 2, 3, 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; College Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee Debbie Fleming 5 Durrell Street Basketball 2; Business Club 4 Russell Florenz 37 Pleasant Street Football 2, 3. co-captain 4 ; Honor Society, presi- dent; Track 2, 3, captain 4; German Club 3, treas- urer 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club, vice-president 3, president 4; Physics Club; Col ' ege Club; President of Class 3; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play Cast Joseph Foley 41 Pelham Street Denise Fontaine 89 Hillcrest Avenue Business Club 4; Sen-or Play Committee John Forrest 24 Almont Street Baseball 2; Basketball 3; Track 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4 Audrey Fraser 17 Canobieola Road College Club; Field Hockey 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Prep Club Dianne Freije 6 Boornazian Road French Club 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; National Honor Society; Physics Club 4; Yearbook Representative; College Club, treasurer 4 Maureen Garrigan 178 Broadway Lillian Gillespie 47 Phillips Street Linda Goldblatt 10 Duston Drive College Club 4; French Club 3, president 4; Softball 2; Blue and White Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Repr esentative; Folk Music Club 2; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Cast Kathryn Gomes 52 Ayer Street French Club 3 Michael Gordon 3 Kimball Road Dennis Gormley 160 Maple Street Senior Play Cast Michael Grassi 40 Union Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 Edward Greahsh 612 Forest Street Elizabeth Greer 270 Pelham Street Frank Grelle 3 Henry Street Cadet Corps 2, 3 Kathy Gnva 337 Merrimack Street Senior Art Club; Italian Club 3 Susan Gross 10 Central Street College Club 4; Senior Art Club; French Club 4. Prep Club; Folk Music Club 2, 3; Blue and White Staff 3 Michael Gueli Jr. 34 Oakland Avenue Keith Gustartis 114 Edgewood Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Prep Club Scott Guthrie 10 Gay wood Circle Cadet Corps 2; Folk Music Club 2; Italian Club 3; Pep Club Joyce Haddad 697 Jackson Street Majorette 3, 4; Field Hockey 2. 3; Italian Club 3, president 4; Senior Art Club; Folk Music Club 2. 4; Secretary of class 3; Prep Club; Senior Play Com- mittee Jennifer Haldane 83 Pelham Street Treasurer of class 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Span- ish Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Band 4; Boosters 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Committee Catherine Hamel 79 Golf Avenue Basketball 2; Glee Club 2; Prep Club Michael Hamel 1 1 Laurel Avenue Basketball 2; Baseball 2 Edward Hapshe 61 Arlington Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee David Hargreaves 13 Maguire Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Track 3, 4 Robert Hamisch 599 Prospect Street Football 2, 3; Track 2; Boosters Linda Heffernan 167 Oakland Avenue Student Council 3, secretary 4; Band 2, 3, secretary 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Folk Music Club 3, 4; Math Club 3; College Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3; Yearbook Staff; Girls State Citi- zen; Senior Play Committee Maureen Hemmerle 171 Oak Street Business Club 4 Edward Higgins III 90 Butternut Lane Dennis Marcello 59 Arnold Street Prep Club Richard Mariano 40 Olive Street Prep Club; Ranger Sportmen Club 2, 3, 4; Physics Club James Matseas 1 1 Falcon Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Jovce Matthes 84 Railroad Street Lawrence McAnespie I 5 Swan Avenue Patricia McGravey 23 Capitol Street Folk Music Club 3; Italian Club 3; Junior Boosters 4 Judith McGuire 14 Westland Street Prep Club Christine McKenzie 76 Hamplnre Street Majorette 3, 4 Maryanne McPherson 191 Forest Street Junior Historical Society 2; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Blue and White Staff 2, 3; Folk Music Club 2. 3, 4. French Club 2. 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Math Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Prep Club Michael McRobbie 94 Tower Street Joe Medici 14 Maple Street Prep Club Anne Melnicki 7 Huse Street Senior Art Club; Prep Club; Senior Play Commit- tee Maureen Melnicki 8 Weisner Parkway German Club; Glee Club; French Club; Junior Boosters Club Marilyn Mendes 36 Somerset Street Business Club; Prep Club Janice Mendonsa 297 Lowell Street Student Council 2, 3, treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Cast Carl Mesrobian 1 30 Edgewood Avenue Physics Club; Prep Club; Math Club; Ranger Sportmen Club 4; College Club; Band 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball manager 2, 3; Senior Play Commit- tee Brian Messer 3 Spencer Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Steve Michaud 15 Green Street Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Peter Miele 310 Merrimack Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Blue and White Staff Linda Milius 39 Ashford Street Senior Play Committee Patricia Mmahan 398 Forest Street Senior Art Club; Prep Club Sharon Higton 12 Short Street Majorette 3, 4 Robert Hillis 1 1 Windsor Street Donald Hird 219 No. Lowell Street Seivor Art Club; Folk Music Club 4; Yearbook Representative; Marine Corps Test Team 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Cast Anne Hoehn 14 Longview Terrace Prep Club; College Club 4; French Club; Yearbook Representative; Folk Music Club 2, 4; Math Club; Field Hockey 2, 3; Physics Club; Senior Play Cast Marie Hoepfner 12 Miller Street Senior Art Club Richard Hoffman 48 Jane Road Band 2, 3, 4; College Club 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball announcer 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 4; Prep Club; Senior Play Cast Linda Hollins 609 Lowell Street Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4 Sharon Houle 1 Clifton Road Prep Club William Hovanasian 651 Lowell Street Spanish Club 2; Senior Play Committee Sharon Howaniec 53 Thornton Avenue Senior Art Club; French Club 4; Pep Club; College Club 4; Glee Club treasurer 4 Linda Howard 477 Prospect Street French Club 4; College Club 4; Prep Club; Physics Club 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Folk Music Club 3, 4 Robert Huettner 125 Pleasant Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, Committee Physics Club; Senior Play Marie Jacobucci 5 1 Howe Street Italian Club; Glee Club; Prep Club; Business Club Phyllis Jacobucci 51 Howe Street Prep Club; Business Club; Italian Club 2 Kathleen Jennings 55 Harvard Avenue Business Club 4; Prep Club; Senior Play Cast Mary Jane Jennings 55 Harvard Avenue Business Club 4; Senior Play Cast Fred Joseph 6 Birchwood Road Vice-president of class 4; Blue and White Staff; Yearbook Staff; German Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Baseball 2; Pep Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; College Club 4; Math Club 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Boosters 4 Katherine Joy 21 Gage Street Cheerleader 3, 4; French Club 2; Italian Club 3, 4; College Club 4; Folk Music Club 3, secretary 2; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Committee Judy Kmiec 48 French Street Prep Club; Senior Art Club Richard Kobrenski 86 Edgewood Avenue Football 4; Baseball 2, 3; Cadet Corps 2, 3; Busi- ness Club 4; Italian Club 3; Senior Play Cast Linda Koczat 2 Falmouth Street Senior Art Club; Business Club 4 Michael Koczat 12 Laurel Avenue Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Folk Music Club 2, 3, 4; Boosters 2, 3, 4 Sheila Kolba 17 Stevens Street Prep Club; Spanish Club 2 Daniel Kolifrath 10 Conrad Street Football 2, 3, 4; Cadet Corps 2, 3; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Cast; President of class 4 JoAnn Kopczynski 215 Howe Street Robert Korsak 15 Webb Street Honor Society; Prep Club; College Club; Physics Club; Math Club; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee Ilga Kuceris 3 Hilbert Terrace Glee Club 2, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; Rus- sian Club 2, 3; German Club 3, 4; College Club 4; Prep Club John Kuncho 141 Hampstead Street Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4 Pamela Kus 3 Inglewood Terrace Band 4; Folk Music Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, co-captain 4; Softball 2, 3, 4 Christine LaCharite 40 Plymouth Str eet Maureen Lacroix 3 Hillcreast Avenue Cathy Lafitte 12 Chadwick Street French Club 2, 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; College Club 4; Math Club; Physics Club 4; Honor Society 4 James LaFond 72 Arnold Street Paula Lahey 183 Broadway Prep Club Chris LaMonica 7 Quincy Street Basketball 3, 4; Italian Club 3; French Club 2; Secretary of class 4; Blue and White Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play Committee James Landry 97 Edgewood Avenue Linda Lauretta 38 Ponderosa Avenue Senior Art Club; Business Club 4; Senior Play Cast Regina Lavallee 92 Swan Street Prep Club; College Club 4; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Cast Dennis Leocata 1 1 Hampshire Circle Football 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Cadet Corps 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Senior Play Cast William Lerned 193 Haverhill Street Band 2, 3, 4 Linda Leslie 20 Oak Hill Drive Honor Society 4; Glee Club 4; Math Club 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; College Club 4 Janice Lesperance 84 Clayton Avenue Claire Levasseur 32 Bruce Street College Club secretary 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Blue and White Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Representative Gregory L ' Heureux 23 Tyler Street Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Senior Play Cast Linda Limanni 5 Greendale Street Business Club 4; Senior Art Club; Prep Club Susan Lipton 14 Caswell Avenue Folk Music Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Senior Play Committee; College Club corre- sponding secretary 4; Majorette 3, 4 Carol Litwin 115 Vermont Street Business Club; Prep Club John Lockaby 32 Hawthorne Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Physics Club; Blue and White Staff 4; College Club; Prep Club; Honor Society; Senior Play Committee; Sen- ior Play Cast Lorraine Longo 9 Freeport Avenue Majorette 3, 4; Italian Club 3; French Club 2; Senior Art Club; Blue and White Staff; Business Club vice-president 4; Senior Play Committee Janice LoPizzo 8 Queen Avenue Spanish Club 2; Italian Club 2, 3; Business Club John Lough 10 Tremont Street Daniel Majkut 46 Pond Street Football 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Spanish Club 2 Robert Maksian 3 Combination Street College Club 4; German Club 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Spanish Club 2 Donna Lee Malcolm 9 Lupine Road Prep Club; Business Club 4 Theresa Mally 1 1 Pearl Street Business Club 4 Patricia Moran 28 Ayers Village Road French Club 2; Glee Club 2; College Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 4; Senior Play Committee Sheryl Morgan 1 1 Woodburn Drive Basketball 2, 3; Business Club secretary 4; Senior Art Club; Blue and White Staff 4; Prep Club 4; Senior Play Committee Diane Morin 294 Oak Street Business Club Bill Morrissey 5 Glen Avenue Football 2, 3 Karen Moses 44 Larchwood Road Prep Club; Business Club 4; Senior Play Commit- tee Maryann Murach 68 Boston Street French Club 2; German Club 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, assistant editor 3, editor-in-chief 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Physics Club 4; Senior Play Cast James Murry 22 Kenwood Road Prep Club John Nastasia 123 Oakside Avenue Prep Club; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast Clifford Nelson 5 Charles Street Football 2; Prep Club; Spanish Club 2 Ronald Nicholson 2 Hemenay Street Ranger Sportsmen Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4 Philip Nicolosi 10 Grace Street College Club; Math Club Patrick O ' Brien 90 Davis Road Physics Chib 4 Kevin O ' Connell 92 Newport Street Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Pep Club; Baseball 4 William O ' Dowd 2 Pleasant Circle Football Patrick O ' Sullivan Jr. 19 School Street Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3 Tom O ' Sullivan 85 Cross Street Michael Ouellette 24 Weybosset Street Senior Art Club, president; Business Club, presi- dent; Pep Club; Prep Club; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4 Patricia Paolino 235 Merrimack Street Business Club Doreen Paplaskas 402 Pelham Street Prep Club; Senior Play Committee Kerry-Rose Pappalardo 34 Noyes Street Senior Play Committee Rosemary Parisi 6 Pond Street Barbara Parolisi 3 Max Avenue Student Council 2; Field Hockey 2, 3; Folk Music Club 2; Yearbook Representative; French Club 3 Anne Marie Pelletier 29 Philips Street Basketball Joanne Pelletier 10 Beverly Street Student Council, publisher chairman 2, corre- sponding secretary 3, president 4; Folk Music Club 2; Senior Art Club; Business Club 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Committee Dick Pelletier 10 Beverly Street Football 2; Cadet Corps 2; Folk Music Club, presi- dent 2; Prep Club; Pep Club 4 Charles Piazza 16 Merrilane Avenue Guy Piccirillo 15 Ruskin Avenue Jane Pitman 6 Arnold Street Senior Art Club; College Club Patric Potter 17 Odile Street Senior Play Committee Linda Poulin 79 Lowell Street Senior Play Committee Robert Raymond 78 Lorenza Circle David Remick I Field Avenue Band 2, 3, 4; Cadet Corps 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Chess Club 2; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4 Linda Renner 30 Houston Avenue French Club 2; Folk Music Club 2; German Club 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, business manager 4; College Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Prep Club, secretary; Senior Play Cast; Math Club 4 John Richer 203 Philips Street Nancy Riley 57 Atkinson Street Prep Club Pat Robillard 35 Perley Street Senior Play Committee Paul Rock II Huse Road German Club Michael Rogelis 14 Cross Avenue Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Cadet Drum Bugle Corps Cherly Rossi 14 Taft Avenue Italian Club 3, 4; College Club 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4 Michael Roy 21 Tudor Street Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 William Rousseau I I I No. Lowell Street College Club; Physics Club; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4; Senior Play Committee Martin Rubeo 191 Broadway Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Football 2; German Club 3, 4; History Club 4; Ranger Sportmen Club 4; Chess Club 2; Latin Club 4; Prep Club; College Club 4; Coin Club 2; Senior Play Cast Sandra Rudnicki 73 Camden Street Nan Ruffen 79 Butternut Lane Majorette 3, captain 4; Senior Art Club; Junior Boosters 3, 4 Sally Runions 71 Howe Street Paul St. Onge 491-1 4 Lowell Street Deborah Samia 22 Moison Avenue Folk Music Club 2; French Club 2; Senior Art Club, treasurer; Senior Play Committee; College Club 4; Italian Club 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Representative; Junior Boosters Carol Sammataro 8 Lupine Avenue Lewis Sanderson 70 Oakland Avenue Carol Santagati 4 Erhardt Terrace Spanish Club 2 Linda Savinelli 5 Greendale Street Prep Club; Business Club 4; Senior Art Club Mark Schellmg 45 Woodland Street Roger Schelling 45 Woodland Street Sherrie-Dee Schubert 24 Arthur Street French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Representative David Scione 17 Merrill Street Cheryle Shea 19 Arnold Street Junior Boosters 4; Italian Club 4; Senior Art Club; Pep Club 4 Glenn Shinner 4 Central Street Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, vice-president; Blue and White Staff 2, 3, 4; College Club, president 4; Yearbook Staff; Track 2; President of class 2 Sheila Siatkowski 21 Annis Street Math Club 2, 3, 4; Blue and White Staff 2; Honor Society 4; College Club 4; Physics Club 4; German Club 3, 4 Richard Sicard 21 Auburn Street Physics Club; Folk Music Club 3; Track 3 Michael Sioufi 123 East Street James Skea 59 Somerset Street College Club; Cadet Corps 2, 3; Italian Club 3 Jennifer Smith 95 Brown Street Honor Society 3, historian 4; Yearbook Staff 4; German Club 3, president 4; Blue and White Staff 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 3 Jeffrey Snow 3 Coronet Avenue Track 2; Physics Club; Senior Play Committee Barbara Somma 10 Marshall Street French Club 2; Senior Art Club; Glee Club vice- president 4; Senior Play Committee Steven Stapleton 5 Camden Street Linda Stepanian 26 Barker Street German Club 3, 4; French Club 2; Folk Music Club 3 John Swan 159 Howe Street Patricia Sykes 165 Broadway Pep Club Pricilla Sykes 165 Broadway Pep Club; Junior Boosters Norman Tardugno 231 Forest Street Track 3; Italian Club 3; Baseball 4 Dianne Tevanian 100 No. Lowell Street Italian Club 2, 3; Senior Art Club; Yearbook Rep- resentative; Senior Play Cast Thomas Tine 5 Newport Street Linda Tomaski 84 Hampstead Street I ' m really a hit with my new pocket book! Folk Music Club 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Field Hockey Manager 3, 4 George Tombarello 1 2 Agnes Terrace Senior Art Club Herbert Towler 25 Camden Street Roger Tremblay 26 Clayton Avenue Football 3; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 4 Irving True 133 North Street Linda Vancoppenalle 69 Ayer Street Senior Art Club; French Club 3. 4; Cheerleader 4 Eileen Vigneault 4 Woodside Avenue Janet Wade 80 Coolidge Street, Lawrence French Club 3; Senior Art Club; Folk Music Club 3; Prep Club John Wade 61 Elm Street Basketball 2; Senior Art Club Saundra Waithe 166 Merrimack Street Field Hockey 2; Basketball 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Committee Susan Waitkewich 10 Howe Terrace Blue and White Staff; Senior Play Committee Karen Walton 28 Clayton Avenue Michael Wareing 83 Center Street Physics Club; Math Club Patricia Waring 1 5 Oak Meadow Lane Basketball 2, 3; Field Hockey 3. 4 John Welch 9 Davis Road Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, co-captain 4; Junior Boosters; Yearbook Rep- resentative; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3 Kenneth Wetmore 34 Westland Street Football 2, 3, 4; Cadet Corps 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Ranger Sportsmen Club 3, 4; Senior Art Club; Sen- ior Play Committee Sandra Wilson 1 1 Tudor Street Band 2, 3; Business Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club; Senior Play Committee Alfred Woodhead 36 Forest Street Italian Club 2 Catherine Wright 15 Beverly Street Business Club 4; Pep Club; Senior Play Committee Richard Wunderlich 52 Hillcrest Avenue Band 2, 3, 4 Arthur Wyman 41 Riverdale Street Cheryl Zakia 47 Campus Road College Club; Prep Club Joyce Zanfagna 57 Milk Avenue Susan Zurwell 2 Linwood Avenue Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, co-captain 4; Softball 2. 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2; Folk Music Club 2; Italian Club 3, 4 1 IEca 1 w 1 l) W J I 1 i I bS Sb - - B J L r if 1 1 %i I II h : , 1 vv: v V • ' S i -