Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1974 volume:

y Milford High School Opening To Milford To Receive State Funds for Nevvj SHARP INCREASE IN J HOCKEY RINK VOTED DOWN AT T Milford High To CONSTRUC ' U tilize Career Education Techniques MILFORD PLUMBING INSPECTOR REVOKES ADDITIONAL FUNDS NEEDED FOR NEW M.H.S. Construction Equipment Occupational Education Stolen From Slated for New MHS Site of MHS Strike May Delay Opening NEW M.H.S. TO COS Milford High Bus Routes Listed; P Milford High School To Be Exciting Ex School Committee Seeks Bids for Ne NEW MHS MAY NOT OPEN UNI FIRE CHIEF FIGHTS FIRE ALAI Special Town Meeting To Be Held Me CLASS DAY On June 3, 1975, the class of 1975 enjoyed the first class day held on Milford High School grounds. Various activities kept everyone busy and the barbecue was enjoyed by all. “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Lakeview Ballroom “THE LONG AND HOP June 2, 1975 AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL MEDAL TwZr AWARDS NIGHT Thomas Maher ANNUALAWARD FROM CLASS OF 1948 Judy Acquafresca BAUSHCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Mary Caito SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD MUSIC DEPARTMENT Jon Marino JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Vincent Nappa HARVARDCLUB AWARD Peter Innis CHOPIN AWARD Melinda Carneiro MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL CHORALE AWARD Karen Zacchilli ACHIEVEMENT IN BUSINESS AWARD Deborah Mann CENEDELLA MURPHY ATHLETIC AWARD Donna Arcudi Richard Villani TONY LONGO ATHLETIC AWARD Robert Alves ITALIAN- AMERICAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Joseph Restic Christina Morrell DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Christina Morrell MARY F. DEVINE ENGLISH AWARD Karen S. Pieper MARY F. DEVINE CHEMISTRY AWARD Patti Jenkins SONS OF ITALY AWARD Michael DeLuca Paul Morganelli Lt. ROBERTA. MANCINI ART AWARD Teresa Villani ATTY. MICHAEL P. VISCONTI ATHLETIC MEDAL David Bertulli B’NAI B ' RITH WOMEN’S CHAPTER Joseph Ciaramicoli David Negrotti INEZ L. GAY LANGUAGE AWARD Mary Caito JOHN V. GALLAGHER MEDAL MAY20, 1975 Robert Locke Mr. Andreola and Christina Morrell OLI DEDICATION The dedication of the 91st edition took place on June 4, 1975. The book was dedicated to Mr. Robert Andre¬ ola. This was in tribute for the unselfish attitude of giving of himself. Christina Morrell, editor, was M.C. for the evening. Superlative awards were announced and a slide show culminated the evening. v WE’LL REMEMBER ALWAYS GRADUATION DAY JUNE 5, 1975 DAVIDCLEMENT CLASS OF 1975 (inadvertently omitted) SPRING SPORTS 1975 TRACK AND FIELD 11-0 Brad Allen Joe Anesta Robert Bonvino Richard Calzone Mark Chaplin Pat Cornelius John Costigan Tom Cullen Ed Curran Louis D’Allesandro Vincent Ferrelli Paul Fitzpatrick Ken Giacomuzzi John Booth Vin Iadorola Paul Johnson Mike Long David Maher Tom Maher Bill Morin Steve Nappa Mark Niro Steve Niro Dave Rando Donald Rae Bruno Rossacci Mike Seaver Bill Touhey Ann Melpignano, scorer John Minichiello, mgr. Jay Wildfeuer, mgr. Coach Richard Pultz Coach Dennis Breen BASEBALL—10-10 Robert Alves Dennis Arcudi David Bertulli Henry Bertulli Phil Chapman Arthur Chianese Steve Costello Mark Dagnese Louis DeGaetano Rick Innis Mike Julian Jay LaPierre Paul Macchi Steve Macchi Scott Martello Nick Sacco Mark Valanzola Rick Villani Dan Apicella, mgr. Mike Cicciu, mgr. Brian Murray, scorer-stat. Coach Anthony Chinappi GIRLS’ TENNIS—17-2 Angela Compagnone Cheryl Cook Mary Cooper Darlene Curley Karen D’Alesio Carol Felton Kathy Hickey Kim Hickey Karen Hummel Aileen Kelly Justine Macchi Carol Richard Julie Waarama Beth Weigel Coach Arlene Guidali BOYS’ TENNIS 11-7 David Del Vecchio Mike Filep John Fleming Harry Ohannesian John Paniszczyn Joseph Perna Jay Sangervarsi Coach Ted Burke SOFTBALL—8-7 Ann Marie Abbondanza Donna Arcudi Barbara Berry Diane Brothers Marcia Colelli Maura Cullen Debbie De Luca Denise DuLude Karen Kozlowski Maria Lytwynic Becky McCall Susan McCarthy Beth Rainville Debbie Recko Kathy Sandy Nancy Sands Nancy Seaver Kim Spencer Kim Spencer Claudia Tomaso Tricia Webber Kathy Williams Kelly McCausland, mgr. (?oach Stephanie Slack GOLF 4-9 Dan DoCurral Scott Hummel Michael Longchamps Dan Longo Tony Lucca Eugene McCormick John Senkarik Coach James Wittorff 1973-74 Delayed gh School X RATE PREDICTED Lvn meeting ON UNDERWAY Groundbreaking ceremonies Held For New MHS IGH TALLY 1161 PERMITS Possibility of Double Sessions Discussed GRANGER COMPANY HIRED 0 1 TO BUILD NEW M.H.S. New MHS Nears Completion Students To Serve of MHS on Transitional. Committees for New H. S. es To Be Issued 14.7 MILLION Vandals Destroy ience High School Equipment at New MHS JANUARY Additional Funds Needed for New MHS ISSUE ay Innovations planned at MHS Valued at $33.33 per sq. ft. . . Our High School lives have become a silhouette — a memory of people, places, and events. The light from the past glows dimly, while the glimmer of the future beckons us for¬ ward. As we approach that glimmer, our reflection from the light in the past provides a shadow which points the way to our destiny ... The Milford High School Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy Four proudly presents the Ninetieth Edition of the OAK, LILY, AND IVY I ■ THE NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL OPENED ON SEPTEMBER 17,1973 o TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication .4 Oak Lily Ivy Committee.7 A Look at the New MHS. 8 Administration Staff .24 Underclassmen .38 SENIORS . 50 1974 Hall of Fame .78 Activities .88 Athletics .116 Advertising .150 The Yellow Pages .176 Sometimes , not often enough, We reflect upon the good things. And those thoughts always center around those we love. And we think about the people who mean so much to us. And for so many years have made us so very happy. And we count the times we have forgotten to say thank-you. And just how much we love them. — The Carpenters To you Miss Visconti, a sincere thank you for all your ef¬ forts on our behalf. Your diligence, guidance, and willing¬ ness to give and give selflessly will remain in our hearts for years to come. T n IN APPRECIATION Mrs. Claudia Doherty and Mr. Russell Ridolfi are the very dedicated advisors to the Oak, Lily, Ivy. To them, the class of 1974 and especially the OLI Staff extends its greatest apprecia¬ tion. They have un¬ selfishly devoted their time, their homes, and many times even their money in helping us to meet the dead¬ lines and to make OLI 74 a worthwhile experience. But even more than this they have been not just year¬ book advisers, they have been our friends with whom we could confide in and share our joys and frustrations. To you, Mrs. Doh¬ erty and Mr. Ridolfi, a very sincere thank you. All your kindness and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. Mrs. Claudia A. Doherty Mr. Russell A. Ridolfi THANK YOU Among those people we must also thank are the people of the town of Mil¬ ford, who have given us this beautiful new high school to work in. They have extended themselves to give us not just a new high school but the best and most modern facility in the east. You, the townspeople of Milford, have truly made the New Milford High School a center for learning and culture. 6 THE 1974 OAK, LILY IVY COMMITTEE Co-Ed itors-in-Chief June Giacomuzzi Anthony Compagnone, Jr. BUSINESS ADVERTISING — Robert Capuzziello David Colelli, Managers. Staff: Cheryl Barth, Judy Buiso, Kim Boudreau, David Calzolaio, Debbie Deleso, Linda Derderian, Kathy Edwards, Susan Hall, Roberta Holbrook, Marion Homand, Susan Howard, Susan LaPan, Patti Magnuson, MaryEllen Niro, Lucille O ' Day, Susan Pacitto, LuAnn Pagnini, LuAnn Parente, Claudia Pellegrini, Kathy Puntonio, Gail Rowkwood, Cindy Sacco, Patti Sharp, Tom Small, Mary Smith, Yvette Soper, MaryAnn Travares, Lisa Wassarman, Anita Mazzini, Frances Brennan, Anne Cozzens, Linda Mele, Joan Maressa, Pauline Belisle, Tom Bellacqua, Denise Webster, Wendy Cross, Sharon Cer- vone, Chris Tassone. LAYOUT — Linda Alberto, LuAnn Alphonse, Paula Antonellis, Terri Bavosi, Donna Burhart, Anna Carabba, Deb¬ bie Deleso, Linda Derderian, Marion Homand, Sue Howard, Sharon lannitelli, Susan Knight, Maureen Lorenzo, Jim Miller, Cheryl Nargi, LuAnn Pagnini, Sharon Plante, Chris Tassone, Janice Weigel, Anne Cozzens, Mike Maietta, Sue Melpignano. TYPING— Kim Boudreau, Donna Burhart, Lorraine Callahan, Lisa Ferrecchia, Debbie Grillo, Susan Hall, Susan Knight, Cheryl Nargi, MaryEllen Niro, Lucille O ' Day, LuAnn Parente, Gail Rockwood, Patti Sharp, Mary Smith, Chris Tassone, Marianne Tavares, Janice Weigel, Anita Mazzini, Frances Brennan. LITERARY — Anna Carrabba, Cheryl Nargi, Sharon Plante, Chris Tassone. ART — David Calzolaio, Don Caron, Karen Le Blanc, Linda Le Blanc, Maureen Lorenzo, Jim Miller. PHOTOGRAPHY — Anna Carabba, Rhea Comolli, Pauline Belisle, Debbie Deleso. Special Thanks to Joe Grillo, Mel Rota, Steve Connors, Marc Creasia, and John lacovelli. 7 A look at the NEW MHS I FIRST FLOOR PLAN 4 it 1 ..: ' i i.::.- :: i , FI d] CHILD CARE AREA LOWER LEVEL ACADEMIC WING ]) RESOURCE CENTER (LIBRARY) (] SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ]) OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION SHOPS j ] FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Y PHYSICAL EDUCATION u i-r A -L J±n A m w —r LllP -r- rp - ' r Hn J jgr LOSSY ■ MAIN ENTRANCE .4 r i -«i LJ EE ADMINISTRATION SECOND FLOOR PLAN Welcome to the new Milford High School. When you come into the main entrance, you might find it hard to believe that you have en¬ tered a high school. The large planter is the main attraction in the lobby. It is one of the favorite gathering spots for the students. Turning left at the main lobby we enter the academic wing. It is comprised of two floors of identical classrooms. Highlighting the academic wing are the air-con¬ ditioned middle rooms and the rooms which can be opened up to accommodate larger groups. At the far end of these rooms is a stage used for dra¬ matic presentations. Also in the academic wing are two activity rooms. Both these rooms are greatly used. One houses the Scarlet Newspaper, the other our own OLI staff. Di¬ rectly across from the activity rooms are two large office suites. On the first floor is the Housemaster ' s Office and on the second, the Guidance Office. 13 The Media Center is the heart of Milford High School. Students come here for studying and re¬ laxation. A beautiful view of the Media Center is seen from the gallery above. On this gallery, many rooms are located, including the Career Information Center and reading rooms. The doorway off the Media Center leads to the Teacher ' s Resource Center. Here, each teacher has a small area for a desk, and can be found here during free time. Directly outside, in the back of the Media Cen¬ ter, is the courtyard. This is an area of controversy, because it is the location of the Designated Smok¬ ing Area. Covered Walk The area to the right of the main lobby is the Ad¬ ministration Wing. It houses the Principal ' s and Vice-Principal ' s offices. Another very attractive stairway leads to the Community Science Center. The Lecture Hall is lo¬ cated to the left of this stairway. The hall is used for Social Economics and Physics lectures, as well as club meetings. Assistant Principal ' s Office mmjm tm ir i ” ■ ■ M Sif V . ' ' .% i[ ' 15 The Classroom Labs of the Science depart¬ ment branch out of the Community Science Center. T he center is used as a resource facility for science and math projects. Directly above the science wing on the second floor is the business wing. The typing rooms are furnished with new and better equipment! Practice ■ yping Ro Hallway in Business wing A highlight of the area is the Office Simulation Room. The room looks and runs exactly like a busi¬ ness office. This provides the students with a look at the business world. The retail store is the school supply shop. Students can purchase books, pencils, and other necessary items. Office Simulation Room Dat Proc smg pp Data Processing Room 17 A long tiled corridor joins the academic wing of the building with the Occupational wing. This area of the school is an eye-catcher. The equipment used in refrigeration, electronics, carpentry, and air con¬ ditioning is so magnificent, that it allows the stu¬ dents to learn with the most modern materials available. Three sky-lights enhance the beauty of the lobby outside the auditorium and cafeteria. The new for¬ mat of the cafeteria is especially appealing to the students. The addition of the snack bar makes it pos¬ sible for the students to buy hot chocolate, cookies, and donuts during their free mods. It may look similar to the Milford Cinema but it ' s the new David I. Davoren Auditorum. The rows of orange seats face a great stage. This auditorum will be very useful for class assemblies and other school activities where there was never enough room for everyone. Another attraction is the Home Economics Rooms. These rooms are always busy with activity. The Cooking Room is decorated with gold appli¬ ances and wooden cabinets. The Art Room is colorfully arranged with pictures and different art projects. 19 How can one explain the back and lower level of the school?You can say that it houses the Music Department, Phys. Ed. and Child Development, but that wouldn ' t be enough. The chorus and band fi¬ nally have a room big enough to house the instru¬ ments along with the students. And, of course Mil¬ ford High ' s new pride and joy is the huge new Olympic swimming pool, complete with underwater window and spectator ' s gallery. The huge gymnasium is the place where the ac¬ tion is in Phys. Ed. It will be great fun to finally go to a basketball game in our own school. Last but not at all least is a very new project at Milford High. The Child Development Rooms are a place where learn¬ ing is doing. It is where students interested in the pre-school child may experience their behavior and growth. It has been a pleasure to introduce you to the New Milford High School. Though you have only seen a small portion of it , you can surely agree that the New Milford High School is truly a place for growth and learning. 21 t mjybitterness of dm -)jri6 ( er anger, to smile tip base instincts, to ha r the glory and the dre fith in something ever, n do. and so be great. To bear up uhqem fo s, to fi weakness of gri m pe vie aie close, to resisvMrifimen w love love, to seaw.fyter af up with the unquenchiple Tobe, that is what ankrmn i Remember this now Before you are older; Don ' t go through life tihachip on your shoi Mfwa rieved m fmnded. Fancying wrongs That are not intended. Iron ru water U does ini mind. I Vinci a sense desert you thaknobody to hurt you. Look fortm In everyboo Value the vvi Bigs do 1 ken wen past life ' tunity. comeja EK hg£$Teb-ar fme neglect et in the hafy Of liking people. Love is the spire On every steeple. Arthur Guiterman m There is a timein every man ' s education when he arrixfcs conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; he must take himself for better or for worse as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nbuds) ing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on t,h plot of ground which is given to him to till. The power whi resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knoWs wf that is which he can do, nor does he know until hehas t riei ... • in - w ft r vmmm ijfj mjft j £01 stagnant gven so istems of the f Snrevea! to yoTTaught ' tfpt ' fnat which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. yn acorn is not an oak when itjs- sprouted. It must go thfpCfgfTlong summers and fierce y M inters, and endure all that fydit, and snow, and thunder ppa storms . . . be-j ■isrredi is an So-a- man is po t £ - only begun. His manlm come with the years. yf • . Sy f w haopyjxfrhe mari who finds wisdom, The may y0 gcffnsun ejrs{ap-df ' pg! y - For hpnycome is betterniyynco nepfsilvt Aryffoer revenue than goloT — tymzis more precious th p cora s, And none of your heart s deyres can cop pa Long life is in her right hapm, y l Y In her left are riches andmpcror. jy Her ways are ways of preasantness, And all her paths arypeace. She is the tree O 0rfe trx kkTfse wpd-grasp her, And haopy iyevefyone who hfbWs her fast. The Te cannot accomplis in the world if w We must leapr o jpGike up our minds i rT HLhe vasis of sound then follow mind is subject to change. He is not something made and finally completed, but has within him the capacity for progress. The sincere man does not do or say that which he would be ashamed of were it brought to light. His uprightness of spirit enables him to walk upright and confident among his fellow- men. His presence is a strong protection, and his words are di¬ rect and powerful because they are true. Whatever may be his work, it prospers. Though he may not always please the ears of men, he wins their hearts; they rely on him, trust and honor him. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Mr. Paul F. Raftery Principal Mr. John F. Frabotta Assistant Principal Mr. David P. Hayes Housemaster 24 Mr. Joseph J. Tosches Administrative Assistant Mr. Lawrence Zenor Assistant Superintendent of Schools 25 Mr. Mel Rota Miss P. Marie Colavita Mr. Donald Thatcher M f 4 Mr. Robert Goss Mr. Donald lacovelli Mrs. Nancy Ford Mr. Anthony Villani Mrs. Josephine Hallion Mr. Nicholas Tobin Mr. George Anderson Miss Joanne Binks CHILDREN WHAT If a Child Lives With Criticism, He Learns to Condemn . . . LEARN THEY LIVE If a Child Lives With Hostility, He Learns to Fight .. . Mrs. Lorraine Lynch Mr. Charles Espanet Mr. William Pepka Mr. John Calagione Mrs. Claire Pickett Mrs. Palmina Cawley Mrs. Roseann Francesconi Miss Mary Jane Black mm Mrs. Claudia Doherty Mr. Russell Kassatly If A Child Lives With Ridicule , He Learns to Be Shy . . . Mr. Francis Hutcheons Mr. Joseph Stoico Mr. Robert Andreola Mr. Louis Piazza Mrs. Teresa Nelson Miss Stephanie Slack S sFn Miss Sheila O ' Neill Mrs. Barbara Ciesla Mr. Francis Jablonski If a Child Lives With Shame, He Learns to Feel Guilty . . . Mrs. Beth Jones Mr. Dennis Candini Mr. David Munsey Mrs. Suzanne Caswell Mr. Paul Delaney . -■ Mr. Robert Dwyer Miss Rebecca Parkinson Mr. Ernest Ramsey If a Child Lives With Tolerance , He Learns to be Patient . . . Mr. Edward Burke Mrs. Kathryn Drake Mr. Edward Cottier Mr. John Daigle Miss Mary Lee Mr. Charles Stand Mrs. Karen Melanson Miss Arlene Guidali y. ,i Mrs. Ann McCarthy Mrs. Carolyn Brown Tx If a Child Lives With Encouragement , He Learns Confidence . . . Mr. Ernest Kapatoes Mrs. Beatrice Klein Mr. John Brann If a Child Learns With Praise , He Learns to Appreciate . . . Mr. Harry Peters Mr. Clark Brennan Mr. Arthur Siipola Mr. Daniel McGee Mr. Phillip Morrison Mr. Paul Dufault Mr. Alan DiFonzo 32 Mr. Matthew O ' Connor Mr. Richard Pultz Mr. Nello Allegrezza Miss Mary Burns Mr. Russell Ridolfi Mrs. Joyce Phillips Mr. David Crescenzi Mrs. Mary Lee Boucher Mr. John Pilla If a Child Lives With Fairness, He Learns justice . . . Dr. John DeSalvia Mrs. Evelyn Touhey Mr. Gabriel DiBattista Mr. Lawrence Bonetti Mr. John Sweeney Mrs. Doris Driscoll Mrs. Joan Senecal Mrs. Agnes Duggan If a Child Lives With Security , He Learns to Have Faith . . . If a Child Lives With Approval He Learns to Like Himself. If a Child Lives With Acceptance And Friendship, He Learns to Find Love in the World. Mr. Anthony Chinappi Miss Evemarie Visconti Mr. Paul Scagnelli Mrs. Joyce Pyne Mr. John Parrillo Mr. James Wittorff Mr. Alezander Gromyko Mrs. Gertrude Healy, R.N. p E R S o N N E L Miss Pierina Ramelli Mrs. Sophie Connors Mrs. Antoinette Jaworski Mrs. Theresa Visconti Mrs. Connie Caccavelli Mrs. Kathryn Powers Mrs. Helen Neuding Miss Dorothy Abbondanza Cafeteria Workers, I ITT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Sa yles, Mrs. Grossi, Mrs. Costan a, Mrs. Gogliamelli, Mrs. Longchamps. Mrs. Feccia, Mrs. Diomedes, Mrs. Car- rabba, Mrs. Fitzpa¬ trick, Mrs. Alves, Mrs. Caron, Mrs. Krikorian, Mrs. Chiccarelli. Custodians: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Pat Coscia, Mr. Al Lanzetta, Mr. Ray Federico. Mrs. Linda Giacomuzzi Mrs. Mary Smith m Life is full of beginnings. They occur every day and every hour to every person. Most beginnings are small and appear trivial and significant, but in reality they are the most important things in life. There is no difficulty that enough love will not conquer; No disease that enough love will not heal; No door that enough love will not open; No gulf that enough love will not bridge; No sin that enough love will not redeem . . . be true to others, ana others will be true to you ... If you have lost faith in human nature, discov¬ er where you have gone wrong yourself. There are right beginnings and wrong begin¬ nings, followed by effects of like nature. You can, by careful thought, avoid wrong beginnings and make right beginnings, and so escape evil results and enjoy good results ... It makes no difference how deeply seated may be the trouble, How hopeless the outlook. How muddled the tangle. How great the mistake, A sufficient realization of love will dissolve it all . . If only you could love enough you would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world . . . TODAY TOMORROW Time is an element Precious but not lasting For everyone loses time on The way to success Visions of promise Come to one ' s mind To see the everyday tomorrow That one day you will find Awaken to your dream For it will come one day And the promise of the future Will come to all, and stay RULE FOR HAPPINESS: Something to do. Someone to love. Something to hope for. 4t H O M E R O O M S mamwm nnH Cn is) r— O Treasurer, Miss Slack, Advisor, A. Chianase, President, R. Alves, Vice-President. FRONT BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGFIT: Mr. Piazza, Advisor, Miss Nelson, Advisor. FRON T ROW, LEFT TO RIGFLT: L. DiDonato, Treasurer, R. Auger, President, N. Fertitta, Vice-President, Absent — D. Redden, Secretary. 46 BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Goss — advisor, D. Pantano — President, Mrs. Melanson — advisor,). Perna — Vice-President, V. Gatozzi — Secretary, G. Potvan — Treasurer. 47 What is a friend? A friend is one who tries to understand your moods and help you in time of trouble. A friend is one who hears both sides of the story, be¬ fore passing judgements. A friend is one who doesn ' t turn against you to gain the friendship of others. If your friend is not any of these, then he or she was never a true friend. You are an amazing grace You are a precious jewel You — special, miraculous unrepeatable, fragile, fearful, tender, lost sparkling, ruby, emerald jewel rainbow splendor Person. joan Baez To behold a whole new day aborning To heed the call of dawn ' s creation To peer inward and see soul To gaze outward and see hope To feel new meaning in the life you know To wonder at the life you are about to know To quest for who you are and what you are to be To find purpose in being To sense challenge in becoming To imagine yourself a star in the heavens To approach the unknown and ask why To confront the unknowable and ask why not To adventure in flights transitory To see eternity in truths immutable To reach To touch To know Don ' t put off being happy ... You can start right in today With a cheerful little world or smile To chase the clouds away ... With a little faith that day by day Things work outright, somehow ... Don ' t put off being happy There ' s no better time than now! 48 I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. I love you not only for what you have made of yourself, but for what you are making of me. I love you because you have done more than any creed could have done to make me good, and more than any fate could have done to make me happy. You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign. You have done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being a friend means, after all. To rejoice at the rise of the sun To seek light where there is dark To seek peace where there is strife To embrace dear values To seize the present To chart the future To find summer in winter, sun in rain To accept your place in today To assert your place in tomorrow To love to live To live to love To laugh To cry To be To become friendship is a vase, which, when it is flawed by heat or violence or acci¬ dent, may as well be broken at once; it can never be trust ed after. The more graceful and ornamental it was, the more clearly do we discern the hopelessness of restoring it to its former state. Coarse stones, if they are fractured, may be cemented again; precious ones never. — Walter Savage Landor — Don ' t cry when it would be just as easy to laugh Don ' t be afraid to express your true feelings Don ' t be ashamed of what you feel For you are the only one who will ever truly know yourself You are the only one who can make your life what you want it to be. A through CRAIG ABLONDI ROBERT ALBERTELLI LINDA ALBERTO ■n DIANNE ALTIERI RICHARD AMOUR LOUIS ANDREOTTI CLASS HISTORY Our Pride, Our Strength, Our Joy — this motto has been carried with us throughout most of our high school lives. Believing that this phrase represents the greatest events of our past four years, we hereby set down our class history. DONNA ARDITO HERMAN ASAM ELAINE AURGEMMA DAVID ALLEGREZZA JOAQUIM ANICETO JOHN ALLEGREZZA LuANN ALPHONSE PAULA ANTONELLIS LINDA APICELLA DESIDERATA Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. CHARLENE AUTY DONALD AYOTTE JEAN BACI BAC- BAR through PAULBONINA RICHARD BONVINO THERESA BAVOSI JOHN BOUCHARD We entered Milford High School as typical Freshmen — silly , light-headed, and without a care in the world. This was the year to get acquainted, the year of high spirits when all feared the mighty Seniors; when cake sales, car washesattending class meetings, and just getting to know each other was an experience. The respon- FRANCES BRENNAN TERRANCE BRENNAN DAVID BROWN PAULINE BELISLE ELLEN BOUCHER KIM BOUDREAU O DIANE BRADLEY THOMAS BELLACQUA As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and igno¬ rant; they, too, have their story. BRUCE BUFALO jANE BULSO DONNA BURHART BUR- RALPH BUTTERFIELD JAMES CALAGIONE LORRAINE CALLAHAN THOMAS CARCIONE DONALD CARON PAUL CASASANTA sibilities and obligations were just great. Assuming the positions of leadership dur¬ ing that initial year were Paul Casasanta, President; David Colelli, Vice-President; Doreen DeMaria, Secretary; and Sharon Plante, Treasurer. SHARON CERVONE JEFFREY CHAREST DIANE CASHORALI MICHAEL CASTAGNOLI VINCENT CATALDO Avoid loud and aggressive persons , they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others , you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. ROBERT CHICCARELLI LINDA CIFIZZARI JUDY CLEARY CLE- V_ r y T MAGUERITE CLEARY DAVID COLELLI SANDY COLLETTE Then came another year , and assumed our new duties as Sophomores. At the helm with advisors Miss Visconti and Mr. Siipola were officers Steven Votolato, President; David Colelli, Vice-President; Linda Alberto, Secretary; and Sharon Plante , Treasurer. This was our most active year — the year that we became in¬ volved in many fund-raising activities, one of the most memorable being the selling RHEA COMOLLI WENDY CROSS ROSEMARY DaCOSTA SCOTT DAVIS THOMAS CONLEE Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. via JOSE DoCURRAL CHARLES FELTON of Christmas Trees at Francis Flowers. We also held other activities, such as cake sales, selling candy, and car washes, which brought us to our Pizza Party, one of the first times our class got together to spend some of our hard-earned money. The first Homecoming Day at the Thanksgiving Game brought us the prize for the float JoANN DOHERTY ALAN DRESSLER WL 1 ifil LYNN FERRUCCI cu a r c o SANDY DUFT KEITH FERGUSON Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. ROBERT FRASCOTTI MARY GALA JANET GARAGLIANO GAR- KEITH GATTOZZI JAMES GRIFFIN ERNEST GENTILE WILLIAM GRIFFITH ALFRED GERARD DEBORAH GRILLO competition. Instituting a new tradition, on the night of June 18, 1972, the class of 1974 re¬ ceived their Class Rings in an impressive ceremony followed by a reception for the parents and students. This was the close of our Sophomore year, and we all won- JUNE GIACOMUZZI DONALD GUERTIN RONALD GRANDPRE THERESA GUIDO GLENN GRENON MICHELLE GUILMAIN But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. KARL HERBST ROBERT HOFFMAN ROBERTA HOLBROOK HOL- MARION HOMAND SUSAN HOWARD SHARON IANNITELLI dered what the following year would bring. It was our Junior year and we now realized that we were full-fledged upperclass¬ men with more responsibilities. To meet all our new challenges, we elected Charlie Paniszczyn, President; David Colelli, Vice-President; Cheryl Barth , Secretary; and DONNA JACOBS PATRICIA JOLIE JOSEPHINE JULIAN SUSAN KNIGHT I O o SUSAN LAPAN JAYNE LARONGA Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynnical about love; for in the face of all aridity and dinenchantment it is perennial as the grass. JOHN LESACK MAUREEN LORENZO CHRISTOPHER LOVEJOY -AOl DANIEL MALIA DIANE MANNING ANGELA LUCCIARINI JOAN MARESSA Sharon Plante, Treasurer. It was a time for preparation — not only for the College Boards, but for the biggest social event of our high school career — the Junior Prom. Led by our wisely chosen chairman, June Giacomuzzi, the commttee put in many months of hard work in anticipation of that enchanted evening. MICHAEL MAI ETTA RODNEY MARTELLO Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surren¬ dering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. ANITA MAZZINI BONNIE MAZZUCHELLI LINDA MELE MEL- SUSAN MELPIGNANO DAVID MUSSULLI JAMES MILLER ELSIE MORELLI 1 - CHERYL NARGI MICHAEL NAVA Our Junior year culminated with other fund raising activities and the National Honor Society in¬ duction, but most prominent in our minds were the thoughts of becoming Seniors, and above all, our final year in the new high school. DEBORAH MULVANEY MARY ELLEN NIRO ROBERTA MULVANEY LUCILLE O ' DAY JOHN O ' BRIEN But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and lonliness. PAN JAMES PANORESE PAUL PANTANO LuANN PARENTE THOMAS RICHARD FLORENCE RICHARDS KATHLEEN PUNTONIO So we bade farewell to the plastered walls and wooden staircases of the old MHS, and entered the complex, massive structure on West Fountain Street. Here , our Senior year began with a new slate of officers: Peter Celozzi, President; Karl Herbst, Vice-President; Linda Alberto, Secretary; and Debbie Deleso, Treasurer. GAIL ROCKWOOD NICHOLAS RUSCITTI CYNTHIA SACCO Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with your¬ self. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. MICHAEL SAVERIA JOHN SEBASTIAO ALBERT SESONA SES- PATRICIA SHARP THOMAS SILVA CHARLES SKAFF YVETTE SOPER LINDA STONE LUCILLE TAGLIAMONTE Aided by all the new equipment and facilities, the problems of publishing a year¬ book, conducting class activities, participating in athletic functions, and even stud¬ ying became less like problems , and more like exciting projects. Looking back upon our Senior Prom , our class trip, Dedication Night , and Grad- KAREN SLATTERY CHRISTINE TASSONE a MARIANNE TAVARES MARY SMITH DEAN TERCYAK Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you con¬ ceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspira¬ tions, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. JANETOSCHES PAUL TRAUTWEIN CHARLES TREDEAU TRE CHERYL VADALA KATHY VANN DANIEL VIEIRA GARY WARBURTON LISA WASSARMAN PETER WATSON uation will always be fond memories. Surely we can feel that our four High School years have not been wasted. And in the hope that we have left an imprint upon the hearts and minds of the Administration , Faculty, and Student Body, we step for¬ ward to meet any and all challenges that this complex world can offer. EDWARD VITALI DOMENICA VOLPICELLI STEVEN VOTOLATO DENISE WEBSTER JANICE WEIGEL LAURIE WEISENHORN With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. JANINE WOOD WILLIAM WOOD 77 JUDY YOUNG RICHARD YOUNG OF FAME MOST MUSICAL Robert Frascotti LuAnn Pagnini MOST VERSATILE David Colelli Debbie Deleso LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anthony Compagnone Linda Apicella MOST MISCHIEVOUS David Allegrezza Lynn Ferrucci Alan BEST NATURED Karl Herbst June Giacomuzzi MOST CO-OPERATIV, Dan Vieira Susan Melpignano • ■ ■ - IVIDUAL ARGUMEN TATIVE Tom Conlee Wendy Cros s MOST TALKATIVE Dave Filosa Linda Alberto MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Tom Bellac(jua Susan Knight MOST FLIRTATIOUS Ernie ' Genlile Janice Weigel EXIT- Senior Year Officers Were (SEATED): Linda Alberto — Secretary, Peter Celozzi — President, Debbie Deleso — Treasurer. (STAND¬ ING): Karl Herbst — Vice-President, and Miss Visconti and Mr. Siipola — Advisors. Karl Herbst and Charles Paniszczyn were chosen by their classmates to be Milford High School ' s Boy ' s State Representatives. They were chosen for their outstanding qualities of leadership and dependability. The purpose of the program is to teach and stimulate the pro¬ cess of nominating, voting, and electing publis officials. June Giacomuzzi was selected by a vote of her classmates as the recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. She was the senior girl most personifying the qualities of leadership, patriotism and character. She was also chosen to represent Milford at last year ' s Girl ' s State Convention held at Bridgewater State College. Anthony Compagnone was selected for the second consecu¬ tive year to represent Milford High School in the annual American Legion Oratorical Contect. The title of his oration was The Challenge. 85 We were unable to obtain a pic¬ ture for the following Seniors: Russell Beals Jody Boucher John DeLisle Mary Di Marino Russell Evers David McCall 87 Let the act of the moment be governed by the deep abiding purpose of the heart. lames Allen It is a depth calling unto a height, The beauty seen is partly in him who sees it. But it is not the deep nor the high. It is the caged taking wing, But it is not space encompassed. Ay, in very truth, pleasure is a freedom — song. And I fain would have you sing it with the fullness of heart; yet I would not have you lose your hearts i in the singing. A little fun, to match the % sorrow 1 Of each day ' s growing — and x so, good-morrow A little trust that when we die We reap our sowing! And k so — good-bye! A little work, a little play To keep us going — and so, good-day! A little warmth, a little light Of love ' s bestowing — and so, good-night I ■ I ;«W t « � KEaaa� � «a� Ummnumm FOURTH ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Paniszczyn, D. Deleso, J. Buiso, C. Pellegrini, M. Homand, L. Parente,). Weigel, P. Antonellis, 5. lannitelli, T. Bavosi, D. Alteri, C. Sacco, D. Calzoliao, M. Maietta. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Smith, M. Lorenzo, R. Holbrook, S. Howard, A. Cozzens, S. Hall, ]. Miller, D. Caron, C. Nargi, P. Belisle, R. Comolli. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Niro, P. Burhart, L. Callahan, S. Melpignano, G. Rockwood, M. Tavares, S. Cervone, D. Webster, D. Grillo, S. Plante, C. Tassone, S. Gala. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Derderian, A. Mazzini, C. Barth, L. Alberto, L. Pagnini, K. LeBlanc, L. Ferrecchia, S. LaPan, W. Gross, K. Puntonio, K. Edwards, T. Richards, T. Bellacqua, T. Small. KamHlttNTJ to bf.nt.Ut tb. 1174 fcDiriON OF THt (joJ? ,rj jfaj i JtlMj THANK yOU FOR UR H6LP — Business Managers, David Colelli and Robert Cappuzziello. Co-editors June Giacomuzzi and Anthony Compagnone. Oak, Lily, Ivy When speaking of ourselves, it is often diffi¬ cult to explain or describe. In this case, we are not ashamed to speak of our extraordinary work on this edition of the yearbook. Many hours after school were put into the produc¬ tion of our book. Often we stayed until sup¬ pertime in order to meet the next deadline. We were led by two diligent co-editors, June Giacomuzzi and Anthony Compagnone, whose constant nagging and fine leadership kept our OH machine running smoothly. A tribute must be paid to them, for it was our co-editors who backboned the publication. We would also like to thank our advisors, Mr. Russ Ridolfi and Mrs. Claudia Doherty. Without their guidance, our book would never have become a reality. We plan to enter our book into competi¬ tion with other yearbooks throughout the country. Hopefully, you will get as much enjoyment out of our yearbook as we did, putting the time into it. By year ' s end, our 1974 edition of the Oak, Lily, and Ivy has made an everlasting impression on us. It has been a tremendously, worthwhile experience. s t «l e c o I The purpose of the Student Council is to strengthen relations between the student body, the faculty, and the administration. The council works with the students to change and improve school policies. This year such policies as Court Yard smoking privileges and rules and regula¬ tions of the Media Center were studied by the group. Together with the co-operation of the faculty they have helped to make these policies fair and acceptable to all. The Council also attended twb conventions this year. These two events were very helpful to the council in learning how to improve on policy and curriculum. Some of the activities of the year include, the annual Harvest Dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Student Government Day, Student Exchange Day, the awarding of two scolarships, and dona¬ tions to various charities. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. O ' Connor, Advisor. S. Votolato — President. FRONT ROW: LEFT lO RIGHT: E. Gentile — Treasurer, K. Votolato — Secretary, V. Chiu — Vice- President. W 4 Hn i f V ■f lifts 1 1 i i rW ' 1 1 ' ■ rf mffl 1 i B 1 1 ■ � • 1 : .V j L ft j ra® 1 BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Andreotti, R. Albertelli, T. Silva, R. Frascotti, C. Paniszczyn, M. Maietta, P. Ce- lozzi, T. Richard, K. Herbst. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Colelli, R. Feccia, . Sardonini, M Marohn, W. MacDonald, C. Wiliams, R. Mulvaney, S. Cervone. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Ostapower, C. Tassone, S. Howard, P. Antonellis, S. Melpignano, M. Lorenzo, R. Holbrook, M. Homand. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Compagnone, D. Deleso, S. Plante, L. Alberto, L. Pagnini, J. Giacomuzzi, A. Carrabba, G. Costanza, A. Heitin. 92 I V % 11 Ir A I JB tM C J l aB I SI m Ml ■‘r ■% ' ' ■ tr ' Ml l -ft ■ - Miff 19 rrn I i Mi S | Id • 4; thI i f il B 1 91 1 iBB Hr hB B S 7 % FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Feccia, D. DeMaria, A. Melpignano, A. Cozzens, R. Blascio, P. Cogliandro, N. Antonio, H. Byron, Mr. Matt O ' Connor, Advisor. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Votolato, L. Lovejoy, T. Conlee, K. Giacomuzzi, E. Gentile,). Miller, D. LaPointe, K. Votolato. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Cifizzari, G. Plante, L. SFiane, C. Tassone, S. Bosma, A. Carabba, G. Bertonazzi, W. Besozzi. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT:). Farese, V. Idarola, R. Mulvey, M. Kapatoes, D. Filosa, P. Casasanta, D. MussuUi, R. Locke. This year ' s Honor Society, consisting of 47 senior members, formu¬ lated many plans for change. The four basic qualifications for mem -1 bership are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. In past! years only scholarship was strongly stressed. Now the other charac¬ teristics are considered on a more equal basis. During the year members performed many helpful services. Also there were many changes in the induction ceremony. In past years it was held late in the year, but this year it was held in early April. Seniors also took a more active part in the ceremony. Advisor of the club is Mrs. Claudia Doherty. Officers — STANDING: R. Capuzziello and T. Conlee. SITTING: C. Nargi and L. Apicella. 93 © Y The main purpose of the Key Club is service — service to the school, community, and country. This year ' s Key Club, though small in number, is a closely knit organization of juniors and Seniors who have offered as services a very successful Thanksgiving dance, aided in the New High School orientation program, and the popular Ride-a-Bike-for-the-Retarded . The club also awards two scholarships to seniors who displays outstanding qualities of leadership, service, and high scholastic capabilities. The devoted faculty advisor is Mr. Ted Burke and he was assisted by President Alan Heitin, Vice-President Ernie Centile, Secretary Anthony Compagnone, and Treasurer Eddie Curran. ;:Sm| Uia«« 3 |un 3 R II msA BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Matondi, K. Herbst, J. Allegrezza, ). Griffin, D. Vieira, ]. Pa- norese, D. Allegrezza, D. Filosa. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bonvino, T. Bellacqua, D. Colelli, P. Casasanta, R. Capuzziello, A. Sannicandro, A. Dressier. Officers — L. Apicella, M. Homand, and W. Mac¬ Donald with Mrs. Nelson and Miss O ' Neill, Advisors. Officers — A. Compagnone and F. Gentile — F. Cur¬ ran and A. Heitin. The French Club has assumed a new image this year; instead of being the small group of predominantly female aficiona¬ dos, the club has increased its member¬ ship immensely and has been invaded by les Garcons. With the intent of learning more French and about the French and their country, £he members have met regularly. French words, families and French T.V. were dis¬ cussed and illustrated. The freshman were even surprised that ils ont compris la pluart . . All the members worked together to sponsor a bake sale, car wash, puppet show, and fashion show. The last two, be¬ sides earning money for the club, gave the community two worthwhile events typi¬ cally a la francaise . The purpose of the fund-raising was mainly to reduce the cost of staying part of the February vacation at a youth hotel in Quebec, Canada. There the students learned what a modern, living language their classroom language really is! f r e BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Tacconi, G. Bertonazzi, R. Creasia, R. Bellantuoni, R. Neilan, 5. De- Lisle, A. Bernardi, S. Smith, K. Stratton, C. Roller, K. Herbst. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Kri- kor ian, C. Homand, M. Mauro, M. Caito, D. Davis, P. DeMaria, D. LaConte, P. Callahan, R. Diotale- vi, R. Cimino, P. Cogliandro, M. Lorenzo. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Niro, G. Morelli, ). De- Paolo, B. LaFlamme, P. Milani, C. Sullivan, L. Holland, D. DeMaria, L. Shane, S. Darling, L. LeBlanc, D. Pantano. s c 81 r l This year, instead of using the Milford Daily News offices, our own Scarlet Staff is dsing the facilities of the new MHS. Progressing towarrj productional independence, the Scarlet was able to purchase a vital vari-typer from the Daily News, with the help of Mr. Raftery. The editor of the Scarlet is the illustrious Tom Conlee, and Mrs. Beatrice Klein, the constant advisor. With our sincerity, the 1974 OH staff wishes the BACK ROW L. TO R.: K. Conlee, R. Frascotti, P. Morganelli, j. Ciarmacoli, K. Benke, J. Petri- ni, F. Wergeles. SECOND ROW L. TO R.: K. Ostapower, K. Kalunian, F. Moscowitz, R. Herli- hy, C. Paniszczyn, H. Kingston, R. Burke, L. Mazzarelli, B. Berry, F. Bruno. FIRST ROW L. TO R.:). Tavares, K. Zacchilli, D. D ' Allessandro, M. Caito, T. Morrell, N. Ardito. Officers: R. Comolli, K. Kalunian, R. hlerlihy, with Advisor Mel Rota. BACK ROW L. TO R.: Z. Hannington, D. Valente, ). Duffy, P. BeLisle, 5. Gala, R. Bucchino. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, P. Howarth, N. Ardito, R. Anderson, G. Chiccarelli, M. Creasia, F. Moscowitz, R. Creasia. FIRST ROW: M. Russo, S. Yost, S. Babbin, C. Duffy,). Davis, D. Nice, S. Melpignano. grapny club of the new Milford High ?ood organization for people who The Photogra[ School is a g c need a new way of expressing themselves. The club, headed by the ingenius Mel Rota has learned to capture the beauty of nature on film. The students have organized trips to different scenic routes and are planning more for the spring. It has also been a great asset to the O.L.I. Committee by assisting in the picture taking. So get involved and have some fun Milford Hioh School Newspaper staffed by 50-55 students and 1 vari-typer Officers: T. Conlee, M. Davis, S. Ostapower, C. Sullivan with Advisor Mrs. Klein. 97 V e v c I led by This year the pep club was heade Miss Cuidali. Faithfully they were heard cheering at every game in or out of town. Their shouts proclaiming that we ' re from Milford High School! certainly has made us proud of our fine athletic tradition. wt ' 1 f M BACK ROW L. TO R.: S. O ' Mera, J. Pagnini, S. laccovelli, C. Homand, D. Frabotta, P. AntoneUis, C. Strat¬ ton, C. Smith, S. McCarthy, R. Morrill, M. Pagucci, L. Nigueria, D. Arcudi. SECOND RO L. TO R.: i. Hol¬ land, D. LaPointe, D. Curley, M. Moro, G. Konchagulian, E. Bad, C. Plante, S. Salvia, N. Antonio,). Com- pagnone, L. Curran. FIRST ROW L. TO R.: B. Calitri, P. Cogliandro, M. Colelli, L. Tacconi, C. Gentile, R. Anderson, V. Skoglund, P. Jenkins, P. Tredeau, K. Sullivan, D. Nargi. 98 , I 1 FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Ostapower, L. Nogueira, D. DeRose, K. LeBlanc, C. Murphy, D. Carron. SECOND ROW: S. O ' Meara, M. Lorenzo, Mr. Clark Brennan — Advisor, S. Pacitto, T. Villani. BACK ROW; L. Schauder, ). Miller, P. Bonina, P. Jenkins. The Art Workshop, headed by Clark F. Bren¬ nan, is comprised of students who have shown exceptional art ability and are interested in fur¬ thering their education in Art. The main purpose of the Workshop is to prepare a portfolio and show students how to use the various art medi¬ ums. So far this year the Workshop has held one evening meeting on preparing paper for water- colors with more evening meetings planned for the future. s ll Officers — D. Frabotti, P. Antonellis, J. Pagni- ni, S. O ' Meara with Miss Arlene Guidali Advisor. FIRST ROW, L. TO R., D. Mann, D. Loice, N. Antonio, J. Ferretti, R. Holbrook, M. Niro, K. Puntonio. BACK ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT; D. Covi- no, D. Curley, S. lacovelli, C. Tassone, S. Plante, C. Nargi, M. Smith. V s c The Future Nurses ' Club at Milford High School attracts students interested in a nursing career or a field related to the vast medical spec¬ trum — medical technicians, dental hygienists, nurses ' aides, etc. The purpose of the club is to provide information to its members regarding nursing schools in the area and to afford them the opporunity to listen to directors from the var¬ ious schools and to visit these schools. The Future Nurses ' Club has been active in assisting during various charity drives within the town of Milford. Some of the members are involved in volunteer work at our local hospital. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Roseanne Francesconi. Officers — C. Gentile and D. Bertulli, with Mrs. Francesconi, Advisor. 100 The Futureye dh .Ofub is organized for the purpose of acquaintfhg students with numerous views and phasdyof th$ teaching profession. This year the club is headed by Mrs. Pickett. Their ac- tivitips ' have ' nc uf jecihia successful cake and sta¬ tionery sale which will help them to award their annual scholarship to a senior who plans ter be¬ come a teacher. In December, the members of the club went to nursing homes Christmas carol¬ ing, adding a new dimension to the club. 0 I 0 i o a c h i 1 FRONT ROW L. TO R.: K. Puntonio, M. Smith, R. Holbrook, M. Niro, L. Derderian. BACK ROW L. TO R.: D. Demeo, D. Alteri, R. DaCosta. 101 a 8988® I II b This year, under the supervision of Ms. Lee and Mr. Dwyer, a Business Service Club was organ¬ ized at Milford High School. The Club is composed of Junior girls enrolled in the Business Education Program. The main function of this club is to help the faculty with any typing, filing, duplicating, etc. All involved feel that it is a worthwhile BACK ROW — L. TO R.: L. laccovelli, C. Steeves, A. DaCosta, C. Hoffmaster. SECOND ROW — L. TO R. : C. Lancisi, S. Cozzens, L. Lorenzo, Mr. Dwyer, advisor, N. Barsaman, S. Donahue, Miss Lee, advisor. FIRST ROW — L. TO R.: J. Arcudi, R. Miccelotta, D. Stillwell, D. Hanrahan, M. Mazurk, L. Costanza. Practice makes Perfect! the Drama Club, alt zed with officers, has ion to the productio presentation of the ' It ' s easier than I thought it would be! ' This year mally organ its full attent of the 79 74 presentation o gh not for- n centering and direction musical Guys and Dolls”. Also a new course initiated in the English Dept., Theater Arts, has taken on the ca¬ pacity of the Club. So with our sincerity, the OLI Staff wishes the best of luck to our Guys and Dolls . BACK ROW — L. TO R.: R. Bellantonio, D. Burhart, R. DaCosta, J. Coehlo. SECOND ROW: L. Shane, C. Tassone, S. Plante, R. Herilhy, C. Panisczyn, K. Herbst, M. Chaplin, R. Capuzziello. FIRST ROW: M. Barry, K. Borelli, L. Rota, L. LeBlanc, F. Brennan, R. Holbrook, L. Alberto, R. Testa. b 103 FRONT ROW, L. TO R. Justine Macchi, Helen Blanchard, Karen Votolato, Co-Capt., LuAnn Pagnini, Judy Anderson, Maria Batista. BACK ROW, L. TO R. Luann Alphonse, Marion Homand, Heidi Byron, Co-Capt. Susan Howard, Susan Knight, Janice Weigel. SCARL Co-Captain Susan Howard as e This year ' s Senior Chorus under the direction of Mr. Donald Thatcher has successfully completed an enjoyable year of music-making. Composed of Juniors and Seniors only, the Cho¬ rus has participated in school music functions , including a per¬ formance of Handel ' s Messiah with the newly formed Milford Community Chorus. A Spring Concert and an exchange concert with another area school are the other major activities of this year ' s group. BACK ROW — L. TO R.: C. Colburn, L. Aurgemma, K. ZacchiUi, R. Herlihy,J. Miller,). Petrini, P. Cri- vello, W. Adams. SECOND ROW: D. Burhart, M. Caniero, D. Alteri, D. Ardito, D. Jacobs, J. Buiso, D. Pigalargi, N. Dias. FIRST ROW: K. Slattery, C. Barth, P. Sands, Mr. Donald Thatcher, T. Villani, D. De- Palo, D. Howiey, M. Barry. BACK ROW — L. TO R.: P. Piat, D. Frabotta, K. Hummell, J. Coehjo, A. White, J. Lufty, S. Rus- citti, L. Parr, A. Belisle, R. Morrill. THIRD ROW: D. Nargi, K. Spencer, B. LaFlamme, W. Larsor, D. Trench, L. Bowling, M. Bavaro, D. Phaneuff, F. Nicholas. SECOND ROW: L. Shane, D. Wright, R. Boulanger, R. Anderson, J. Callahan, N. Antonio, S. Johnson, D. Morelli, C. Felton. FIRST ROW: J. DePaolo, K. Cornier, F. Garatano, ). Lewis, P. Lioce, C. Gentile, D. Bertulli, D. Piteo. 106 This is one of the most selective singing groups in Milford High School. Chosen by Mr. Nicho- los Tobin, they performed in special social functions. One of their many performances was aired on The Mary Farese Show. The members of our group are FIRST ROW L. TO R.: C. Cob¬ urn, D. Howley, C. Borelli, M. Caniero. SECOND ROW: K. Zacchilli, K. Spencer, L. Shane, D. Jacobs,]. Coehlo. BACK ROW: J. Miller, Mr. Nicbolos Tobin, Director, P. Crivello. Wt : Wg j t aft ■+■- jm T. ■A- 1 r; — it J L j . jL I « f t « s i Vi J nr i i i. : i !| 1 . 1 L I 1 i This year, leading the Color Guard, Majorettes and Band is Drum Majorette Michele Paretti, a very talented Junior. The Majorettes, adding pomp and color to our football halftimes and holi¬ day parades, are led by captain Andrea Rizzi. The OLI Staff would like to extend our best wishes to these hard-working girls and we know that they will continue to add entertainment to our halftimes and parades. BACK ROW FROM L.: D. DelVecchio, B. DeMacedo, L. Shane, M. Par¬ etti, R. Koucza, D. Phaneuf and J. Ferretti. FRONT ROW FROM R.: A. DuLude, A. Rizzi, and C. Arminio. Since September the Milford High School Band has been progressing rapidly due to Mr. lacovelli ' s patience and great knowledge of music. The students put on a concert in February to promote fo the music program in the lower grades. The band members have hopes of putting on many more concerts in the future. They also participated in such school assemblies as football games, parades, Christmas pro¬ grams, and community functions. j i j ’ I V ' BACK ROW — L. TO R.: D. Whalen, M. Ferucci, D. Mancuso, J. Minichello, R. Feccia, R. Frascotti, C. Bertonazzi, V. Nappa, R. Herlihy, J. Coehlo, S. Miller, D. Delvecchio. SECOND ROW: L. Shane, R. Cimino, M. DeLuca, S. Garrity, T. Speroni, L. Friedman, K. Vayo, E. Bosma, D. Bonina, S. Bosma, D. Deleso. FRONT ROW: D. Mann, C. Smith, J. Pagnini, L. Belisle, M. Cooper, K. Hickey, R. Manning, B. Daniels, L. Nalewajko, R. Cross. ' 3 PWf w-f 7 .. 1 The Color Guard, led by Senior Laurie Weisenhorn, helped to make the Milford High School marching unit a more impressive sight at parades and football games. Color Guards pictured are: FIRST ROW — L. TO R.: K. Spencer, E. Nicholas,). DePaolo, L. Charzenski, D. Morelli, L. Weisenhorn,). Macchi, D. Callahan, M. Russo. I o r PANCAKE NOVEMBER 4 Hey, save some pancakes for me! Could making pancakes be that much fun? CAR WASH 1973 And you don ' t mess around with Lou!!!!! Who ' s that behind those Foster Grants? Michael, they ' re taking our picture! Our Pride, Our Strength, Our Joy A Ring that means eternity, To glow and shine when darkness falls. A Ring that speaks our loyalty, And gives undying Pride to all. Throughout our lives we ' ll always seek The warmth and comfort of our past. And in these Rings we will retain Great faith and Strength and love to last. Our days at Milford High lead on. And soon our strife will reach its end. But in our shining past we ' ll find, This Ring, to us, great Joy will lend. So with these Rings we will endure Our lives with love and sanctity. And in our quest we will, for sure Let Dreams become our destiny. President Steve Votolato ... a Ring that means eternity . . . R I 2U r- hs N SPELLBOUND In October of our Junior Year, we began planning for one of the biggest events of our high school lives — the Junior Prom. The committee, headed by June Giacomuzzi, chose as its loca¬ tion the King Philip Ballroom in Wrenthan. The months went by, with the boys wondering who they should take, and the girls dreaming about their date and that first prom gown. And soon, the favors and programs had been ordered, the tickets had been printed, and the magical date of April 18th approached rapidly. And then, the day. Would it rain? Would everything be in place? Slowly, everyone arrived for the cocktail hour — the girls now beauti¬ fully transformed into ladies; the boys now gallant men with their display of manners. Waiting for our pictures to be taken, there could be heard exclamations of joy and excitement. At last, we entered the hall, with its tables decked in multi-colored dai¬ sies, and the spell was upon us. Jerry Seeco ' s band began to play, and the evening had begun. . . And soon, it was midnight — the end of the prom. The magic spell was broken. But for those hours of preparation, work and anticipation, at the Junior Prom 1973, we truly climbed our Stairway to Heaven. APRIL 18. 197 Imagination rules the world. Napoleon Bonaparte We can do anything we want to do if we stick to it long enough. Helen Keller Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomita¬ ble will. The true road to pre-eminent success in any line is to make yourself master of that line. Mahatma Gandhi Andrew Carnegie Glory lies in the attempt to reach one ' s goal and not in reaching it. Mahatma Gandhi The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Richard Sheridan It is reasonable to have perfection in our eye that we may always ad¬ vance toward it, though we know it can never be reached. Samuel Johnson FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Williams, E. Gentile, R. Young, R. Hoffman, K. Herbst, D. Colelli, co-captain P. Casasanta, co-captain S. Votolato, P. Watson, M. Kapatoes, J. Calagione, R. Grand Pre, D. Allegrezza, D. Vieira. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Martello, A. Green, J. Farese, G. Cacciola, B. Locke, M. Julian, M. Dagnese, R. Alves, A. Chianese, R. Innis, D. Ber- tulli, A. Morais, J. Restic, B. Bodio, Coach Dick Corbin. Missed again, Dave! Oh no! How do I get out of this one? 118 Hey! Give me that ball! ROW 3, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Wittoriff, Coach Varrichione, J. Anesta, S. McNeil, M. Morelli, N. Davis, P. Cornelius, T. Leslie, P. Johnson, B. Sau- len, V. Ferrelli, S. Macchi, P. Powers, Coach lada- rola. ROW 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Chinappi, J. Kosciak, D. Ferrera, L. Villani, R. Crivello, K. Gia- comuzzi, M. Bucci, K. O ' Neill, J. Lopes, S. Martel- lo, D. Arcudi. Which one you want Chick? What happened to the other team? ' Where did you get those shoes , Deb? 119 Get off my back! I wish it was beer! I don ' t want to play!” What you see is what you get! Don ' t. All for one and one for all! s Boy did I get it. I didn ' t know you cared. Hang in there, baby! 121 The Thrill Of Victory. tone Ernie Gentile ix } jftfw JUn r i i aOaB Kj Byuyflp ' 3 1% : JTrtj .jfl a ' jal lH VF m $Pk 15 ; fir rt| ai ?fJ Dan Vieira - I William? LINEMAN u 14, 46, HIT! ft Now, let me make this perfectly clear. FRONT, L TO R, D. Arcudi, J. Anesta, N. Davis, S. Ardito, P. Johnson, K. O ' Neil, M. Morrelli, BACK, Coach Chinappi, J. Lopes, P. Macchi, S. Macchi, V. Ferrelli, K. Giacomuzzi, L. Villani, R. Cri- vello, D. Ferrera. Look! I ate my wheaties! Coaches and Co-captains R. Gala, G. Potvin, J. DeSantis, M. Niro, B. Smith, R. Ozella, T. Graziano, B. Iadarola, J. Grillo, M. Paretti, B. Ferro, M. Stoico, J. Moffi, T. Milani, K. O ' Meara, O. Pantano, T. Morgan, C. Piscia, P. Ardito, J. LaPierre, J. Flaherty, B. Albertelli, C. Ramelli, J. Perna. K Smith. 2nc j.Tui .. lacovelii, Spencer, C. Feccia, L. Shane, S. Tredeau. 3rd ROW , ' T: M. Colelii, M. ista, S. McCarthy, S. lacovelii, ratton, D. Curley, G. argi, H. Byron, J. Pagnini, G. S. Pellegrini, A. Mel- . Redden, Coach Ar- li. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-Capt. R. Feccia, Co-Capt. C. Paniszczyn. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Maher, D. El¬ liot, D. Morgan, G. DeVita, G. Morgan, R. Bonvino, J. Minnichiello. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Niro, J. Warburton, B. Allen, “What a stride! “Maybe next time, son. CROSS You mean run it again, Coach? You know what they say about Brad, don ' t you? COUNTRY M. Chaplin, L. D ' Allesandro, T. Maher. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bianchi, R. Mul- vey, D. Bishop, J. Paniszczyn, S. Nappa, J. Marshall. 5th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach R. Pultz, V. ladarola, E. Curran, J. Touhey, J. Giampietro, B. Touhey. My buddies! rrrrrrrrrip That ' s tearable! Take a rest Charlie. I thought we ' d never make it! Iford 45 Northbridge 64 Iford 75 Nashoba 50 Iford 44 St. Mary’s 46 Iford 50 Algonquin 65 Iford 81 Clinton 92 Iford 60 Marlboro 69 Iford 68 Westboro 76 Iford 49 Hudson 43 Iford 46 Shrewsbury 65 Iford 49 Maynard 66 Iford 49 Algonquin 66 Iford 63 Clinton 69 Iford 43 Marlboro 60 Iford 64 Westboro 52 Iford 55 Hudson 59 Iford 42 Shrewsbury 82 Iford 50 Maynard 79 Iford 60 St. Mary’s 70 Iford 84 Keefe 42 FOOTBALL Iford 7 Holliston Iford 17 Franklin Iford 9 Marlboro Iford 0 Algonquin Iford 20 Marian Iford 3 Clinton Iford 7 Hudson Iford 17 Shrewsbury Iford 40 St. Mary’s WRESTLING Milford 12 Walpole 36 Milford 58 Natick 9 Milford 24 Springfield C. 39 Milford 43 Springfield 1. 24 Milford 58 Franklin 15 Milford 31 Duxbury 31 Milford 41 Framingham No. 20 Milford 44 Shrewsbury 19 Milford 23 Newton South 32 Milford 36 Foxboro 24 Milford 52 Algonquin 20 Milford 9 Brockton 46 Milford 9 Chelmsford 45 Milford 3 Wayland 57 BOYS’ BASKETBALL [s B] c 0 0 A R R E D CROSS C Milford 32 Maynard 23 Milford 27 Clinton 32 Milford 28 Hudson 31 Milford 50 Marlboro 15 Milford 44 Shrewsbury 17 Milford 30 Algonquin 27 Milford 30 Clinton 29 Milford Won Ne GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY Iford 6 Marlboro Iford 1 Algonquin Iford 2 Clinton Iford 2 Hudson Iford 2 St. Mary’s Iford 1 Shrewsbury Iford 3 Marlboro Iford 0 Algonquin Iford 4 Clinton Iford 3 Hudson Iford 2 Shrewsbury Iford 32 Nashoba 43 Iford 38 Nipmuc 40 Iford 42 Algonquin 53 Iford 39 Clinton 37 Iford 28 Marlboro 22 Iford 51 Hudson 43 Iford 41 Shrewsbury 48 Iford 36 Maynard 39 Iford 35 Algonquin 28 Iford 35 Clinton 31 Iford 47 Marlboro 28 Iford 47 Westboro 35 Iford 47 Hudson 33 Iford 43 Shrewsbury 42 Iford 42 Maynard 29 Iford 52 St. Mary’s 33 BOYS’ HOCKEY The M.H.S. Intramural A” team had six scrimmages re¬ sulting in a successful season. Valley Tech and Clinton were each defeated twice by the eager Scarlet Hawks and Worcester Trade was bested in a close game. The season closed with a come-from-behind, spirited tie against Maynard. At the intramural level, the Rangers finished in first place only to be defeated in an exciting playoff contest by the Red Wings who are the champions. OUNTRY r Milford 29 St. Mary’s 30 Milford 24 Maynard 36 Milford 27 St. Mary’s 30 Milford 25 Hudson 36 Milford 41 Shrewsbury 16 Milford 41 Marlboro 17 Milford ighborhood Meet 35 Algonquin 20 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL LO 73 X The line-up 132 Do you think it will come down? FIRST ROW, L TO R: R. Blascio, K. Herbst, M. Kapatoes, D. Vieirra, ). Forniciari, D. Filosa, I. Laronga. Don ' t mind if I do! Open your eyes, the ball ' s the other way. SECOND ROW, L TO R : S. Votolato, }. Alle- grezza, P. Cornelius, R. Locke, D. Colelli, BACK ROW, L TO R: Coach O ' Connor, R. Innis, R. Albertelli, T. Maher, L. DeCaetano. The mad dribbler An intense crowd We never knew Danny to be so graceful. 133 Digger in perfect form. .Dan Vieira SUPER SENIORS Mark Kapato M FIRST ROW: V. Nappa, ]. Kosciak, B. Saulen, P. Johnson, D. Maher, C. Hoff- master, Coach Stand, J. Laronga. in imwmmmi Concentration! JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS — FIRST ROW: N. Bonvino, P. Cogliandro, S. Mc¬ Carthy, L. Bowling, C. Robertson, SECOND ROW: K. Hickey, D. Phaneuf, R. Morrill, C. Homand, L. Nogueira. Keep away from me. m SECOND ROW: R. Blascio, P. Macchi, ). Paniszczyn, M. Valanzola, B. Keefe, ). Cal- lerani, S. Costello. Co-Captains P. Johnson and B. Saulen. Turn around — the ball ' s behind you! A Happy Group! 137 Coaches Piazza and Flanagan with tri-captains Mark Niro, Tom Morgan, and Brian Smith. F R E S H M A N FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: R. Blascio, R. Asprey, C. Potvin, C. Piscia, M. Niro, T. Morgan, B. Smith, D. Howard, J. DeSantis, M. Parretti. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Coach Piazza, ]. LaPierre, T. Craziano, M. St ocio, W. Touhey, R. Cala, B. Vitalini, Coach Flanagan, J. Laronga. w FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: S. O ' mera, M. Cooper, D. DeLuca, D. Auty, K. Spencer, 5. Barth. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: S. Tiscus, C. Jenkins, Coach Cuidali, M. Colelli, C. Goulet, C. Crescenzi. 140 FRONT ROW: A. Abbondanza, C. Pelligrini, D. Deleso, C. Tassone, BACK ROW: D. Girard, M. Malisz, B. Berry, E. Fitzpa- Where are the oranges?” It ' s not nice to tell secrets, Donna! ■ Co-Captain, C. Pellegrini, Coach Gallagher, Co-Captain D. Deleso. m ' I ' ll take that! ' trick, K. Williams, Coach Gallagher. 141 Dd —| rr-i Dd -0 ■ FRONT ROW, L TO R: K. Giacomuzzi, G. Grenon, R. Pironti, D. Negrotti, T. Petti, P. In- nis, R. Cooper. SECOND ROW, L TO R: R. Ftoffmarm, M. Dagnese, A. Chianese, B. Bo- Senior Glenn Grenon Senior Rick Young Tri-Captains, D. Negrotti, G. Grenon, B. Bodio dio, D. Rae, M. Julian, Coach Wittorff. Senior Bob Hoffmann Senior Rod Martello Near Fall!!! Watch for illegal holds! ' Get off me! Please! ' You want a piggy back ride, don ' t you!?! Bottoms-Up! The Jayvee Team Let me help you down! It ' s great to be on the top of the situation! INTRAMURAL FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: B. Allegrezza, D. Longo, R. Crivello, K. C attoz- zi, S. Bishop, A. Green, D. Apicella. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: K. O ' Neil, S. DelVecchio, M. Saveria, D. Allegrezza, K. Matondi, B. Schneider, ]. Griffin, A. Correia, P. Chapman, ). Lamothe, j. Farese, . Restic, P. Ziipolo, D. Candini, Coach. HOCKEY And a merchant said, Speak to us of Buying and Selling. And he answered and said: To you the earth yields her fruit, and you shall not want if you but know how to fill your hands. It is in exchangingthe gifts of the earth that you shall find abundance and be satisfied. Yet unless the exchange be in love and kindly justice, it will but lead some to greed and others to hunger. When in the market place you toilers of the sea and fields and vineyards meet the weavers and the potters and the gathers of spice, — Invoke then the masterspirit of the earth, to come into your midst and sanctify the scales and the reckoning that weighs value against value. And suffer not the barren-handed to take part in your transactions, who would sell their words for your labour. To such men you should say, Come with us to the field, or go with our brothers to the sea and cast your net; For the land and the sea shall be bountiful to you even as to us. And if there come the singers and the dancers and the flute players buy of their gifts also. For they too are gathers of fruit and frankincense, and that which they bring, though fashioned of dreams, is rai¬ ment and food for your soul. And before you leave the market place, see that no one has gone his way with empty hands. For the master spirit of the earth shall not sleep peacefully upon the wind till the needs of the least of you are satisfied. You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of your¬ self that you truly give. It is clear that, in human society, to one man ' s right there corresponds a duty in all other persons: the duty, namely, of acknowledging and respecting the right in question. For every fundamental human right draws its indestructable moral force from the natural law, which in granting it imposes a corre¬ sponding obligation. Those, therefore, who claim their own rights, yet altogether forget or neglect to carry out their respective duties, are people who build with one hand and destroy with the other. Whoever shares what he has with others, must do it generously; whoever has au¬ thority, must work hard; whoever shows kindness to others, must do it cheerfully .. . Share your belongings with your needy brothers, and open your homes to strangers. 11 , STUDENT ACTIVITIES i ' r , ‘ ° ■Mr ■ Compliments of .Z. WAY CARWASH Milford, Mass. Congratulations to the class of 1974 MARCOUNI ROOFING CO. 473-3272 Milford CATTANI OIL COMPANY Milford, Massachusetts Best Wishes ITALIAN AMERICAN WAR VETERANS Good Luck to the class of 1974 Post 40 MILFORD COUNTRY CLUB Milford, Mass. Comm. William E. DeMaria Best Wishes Class of 1974 GRAFTON FLEA MARKET Rt. 140 Upton-Grafton townline We ' ll help you find the book you have in mind i Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 THE BOOK AND PLATTER SHOPPE INC. MARCUS JEWELERS Fine Jewelry — Diamonds — Rings 4 Central St. Milford 473-2402 196 Main St. Milford Compliments of TED ' S DINER 69 Main St. Milford SEAVER ' S EXPRESS INC. 25 E. Main St. Milford Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 1974 BERARDI BROS. AUTO BODY i West St. Milford FORMAL ATTIRE High Fashion Tuxedos by Lord West Now Wore. 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Your town — Your Savings Bank erving Milford since 1851 232 Main St. Milford, Massachusetts p v it. 20 Exchange St. Milford 473-0543 Congratulations JOS. MORCONE AND SONS Insurance Agency 23 Main St. Milford, Mass. mm m v To the Members of the CLASS OF 1974 Our wish for you in your future endeavors Success bound with happiness Mr. Mrs. Edillio Pagnini Mr. Mrs. Ronald Pagnini THE MUSIC NOOK Milford a foot note — For fun, relaxation and self fulfillment — No matter at what time in your life — try playing a musical instrument 161 PERRY STUDIOS You ' ve tried the rest Now try the best. 55 Lawrence St. Milford, Mass. 473-0613 KING FORD SALES AND MERCURY Cape Road Rte.140 Milford JUG 109” Steak and Rib Room Party Room for All Occasions Rte.109 Milford 473-9862 Best Wishes and Success KEY CLUB ABRETTI LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Jos. V. Abretti Jr. Pres. — Treas. 235 East Main St. Milford 473-4500 Mr. Mrs. James Melanson Mrs. Daniel M. Ford Mr. Nello Allegrezza _ jM Mrs. John C. 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Ridolfi Mr. Mrs. William Pepka Mr. Mrs. Stephen T. Jones jT ' T W Mr. Mrs. John Pyne Mtt. Mary Lee Boucher Mr. Daniel J. Magee Mr. Robert M. Goss Jr. Miss Mary Jane Black Mr. Mrs. William J. Touhey Mr. Robert M. Andreola Ilk Hk Mr. Charles Stand ■bhl w Mr. Mrs. Charles Smith WdJpfi ■ ' 11 . Mr. F. T. Hutcheons Mr. Mrs. Harold Nelson Mrs. Beatrice M. Klein Mr. Mrs. Anthony Vi Han i Mrs. Agnes Duggan Mr. Mrs. Melvyn Rota i j 1 ; Mr. Mrs. John P. Calagione Mrs. Joan Senecal Mr. Louis Piazza Mr. David P. Hayes Mr. Mrs. John Frabotta Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Cawley Mr. Phillip Morrison Mr. Mrs. Paul Delaney Mr. Ernest Ramsey Miss Evemarie Visconti 164 taJeju d uo OytiL ' i c , av Jt TxAs M uuaM hrtLuJ - ' 6 Cs AJU L jdjt ♦ SZ sttyOrvL uHJtA ZZ U uAjlJ. sW-fl Ct t ' jLe . ' Lu%U J ACA-jJtrt ' £4 4A U ’ Zs+rt Xc+ i , cuxy a y t s£ tUjl C p y L. JjUota . stv-zcA T llc j JiocXitAt OttAL, tvZL4 S tS Amu C . ivtJunJ . __.... .._... _._...1 -tiy JLs ' AUcj a ■ w’ ■ T A A w mS $@Ssmmm 165 Compliments of JOSEPH ROSENFELD Class of 1925 166 Best Wishes from VARNEY BROTHERS SAND AND GRAVEL INC. Bellingham, Massachusetts Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 DRAPER DIVISION ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL Hopedale Massachusetts 168 Good Luck SCARLET HAWKS Class of 1974 Compliments of Your Class Photographer MORIN ' S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Pine St. Milford, Mass. 170 Best of Luck from the JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN MHS 171 CLASS OF Acquafresca, Lori Aiello, Diane Alberto, Craig Alexander, Craig Altieri, Lorraine Andreola, Regina Arata, Lisa Ardito, Steven Arsenault, Deborah Aurgemma, Nancy Bad, Elaine Balmelli, James Belisle, Lucille Bertonazzi, Gregg Bianchi, James Blauth, Debra Bonina, Jeffrey Borelli, Carla Bosma, Ellen Brigida, Cheryl Brown, Thomas Buccafurri, William Callahan, Joan Capece, Debra Carchio, Cheryl Caron, Alan Cashorali, David Castiglioni, Alfred McCall, Rebecca Wright, Cynthia Chaplin, Patricia Chaves, Umbelina Cimino, Richard Cogliandro, Pal min a Comolli, Cesare Conley, Anita Cook, Cheryl Cooper, Mary Costanzo, Ramona Covino, Karen Crescenzi, Geraldine Crosby, David Dalio, Daniel Davis, Randy Delisle, Steven DeSantis, Fabio Diotalevi, Dean Diotalevi, Robert Dow, Paul Duffy, John Dunbar, Sylvia Edwards, David Eldredge, Andrea Faherty, Patricia Felton, Carol Ferrera, Joann Filep, Mihalj Findeisen, Christina Frabotta, Diana Tiszkus, Sonya Bishop, Shawn Fulginiti, Francesco Gaetz, Sandra Gala, Richard Gattozzi, Valerie Gifford, Elizabeth Gomes, Maria Graziano, Thomas Griffith, Catherine Guerin, Richard Hanley, Brian Helmut h, Judi Homand, Carleen Howard, Mary lannetti, Jean Jenkins, Cynthia Keefe, Kevin Kelly, Patrick Knight, Jennifer Kozlowski, Karen Labonte, Tina Lamento, Eugene Laporta, Marina Leahy, Elizabeth Le Comte, Denise Lemoine, Darlene Liston, Peter Lovejoy, Luann Lumi, Conny Lussier, Debra Borelli, Cheryl Donovan, James Lytwynic, Maria Maffia, Richard Malisz, John Manning, Ramona Massey, Randall McCollom, Steven Milani, Patricia Miller, Douglas Mizesko, Jan Moffi, James Morelli, Diane Moro, Mary Mulvaney, John Murray, Brian Nargi, Maryellen Niro, Gary Niro, Nina Ohannesian, Harry Oneill, Donald Osgood, Jacqueline Ozella, Ralph Pagnini, Cheryl Pantano, David Parretti, Michael Pasquerillo, Lucille Pellegrini, Susan Stanley, Luann Konchagulian, Gail Pern a, Joseph Persiani, Denise Piscia, Charles Pizzillo, John Poirier, Lorraine Porzio, Luann Potvin, Gary Racine, Michael Ramelli, Charles Rao, Deborah Rizzo, Paul Robbins, Ronald Rosati, Peter Ruscitti, Jon St. George, Norman Sannicandro, Mark Sarah, Paul Scafuto, Antonette Semmel, Wayne Sexton, Cynthia Shannon, Laurie Skogland, Cynthia Smith, Brian Smith, Cynthia Southland, Debra Stevens, John Stoico, Richard Sullivan, Tammy Tavares, John Tessicini, Wayne Tkowski, Linda Touhey, John Trautwein, Ernest Troland, Michael Twomey, Nancy Vitalini, William Volpicelli, Celestina Watson, Dwight White, Allen White, Edwin Wildfeuer, Jay Winiker, Marilyn Zyskowski, Patricia Adair, Anthony Albertelli, William Alberto, Michael Alphonse, Angela Anderson, Carla 172 Antobenedetto, Nadine Archambault, Carol Asprey, Paul Bacchiocchi, Alan Baldwin, Denise Bedrosian, Carol Bellantuoni, Robert Bernardi, Albert Bettuelli, Ronald Blasio, Robert Boerger, Rita Bonvino, Nancy Borghetti, Robert Bowling, Lisa Brothers, Richard Borges, Fernando Brustin, Deborah Bufalo, Dana Callahan, Deborah Campanella, Gary Capuzziello, Elizabeth Carneiro, Jose Castagnoli, Steven Chamberlain, Randall Cbarest, Michelle Chevalier, Cheryl Cimino, Salvatore Colelli, Marcia Consoletti, Alan Cook, Donald Corey, Wallace Couture, Linda Creasia, Ronald Crivello, Edward Cunningham, Cynthia Delvecchio, Stephen Depaolo, Jannie Desantis, John Diana, Darlene Diotalevi, Joni Docurral, Daniel Griffin, Irene Nedoroscik, Paula Reyes, Mario Dunbar, Edward Dykes, Catherine Eaton, Christine Edwards, Thomas Estabrook, John Estabrook, Mary Fabiano, John Falvey, James Fenoff, Lois Ferro, Bruce Filosa, Paul Fino, Diane 1977 Fokas, Marika Freni, Mary Friers, Helen Gaffney, James Garrity, Michelle Gerard, Stephen Giuliani, Cheryl Grady, Sharon Grillo, Joseph Guerino, Lisa Harris,.Stanley Hipolito, Jose Holland, Lisa Howard, David ladarola, Brian Lawrence, Steven Stone, Michael Bertulli, Deborah Foley, Kathleen Hummel, Scott Johnson, Susan Kaske, David Kellett, Kevin KenneUy, Carol Koller, Christine Krikorian, George Laflamme, Brenda Lapierre, Jay Lapointe, Deborah Lawton, Richard Leblanc, Lillian Leite, Deborah Lotfy, Richard Lowney, John Machado, Norberto Mailloux, Marian Mancini, Donna MccoUom, Wendy Milani, Thomas Mobilia, Karen Monty, Diane Morgan, Thomas Morrill, Robin Muntz, Anne Nargi, Debra Neilan, Kevin Nice, Sharon Niro, Mark Omeara, John Ottman, Vicki Ann Pacitto, Carol Pagucci, Teresa Parr, Laura Pauly, John Pemberton, Edward Perry, Paul Petrilli, Elaine Pinto, Anna Piteo, Darlene Plante, Regina Porzio, Rosann Pratt, Colleen Ramaskewich, Jill Rankins, Judith Renaud, David Reyes, Sylvester Richenburg, Wendy Robertson, Gayle Ruddock, Elizabeth Ryder, Constance Salvia, Suzanne Sands, Kathleen Valanzola, Mark Cifizzari, Alfred Matthews, Robert Pichel, Kimberly Sansone, James Schneider, William Shane, Lynne Silvia, Mary Jane Slavin, Joyce Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Joann Spin del, Theresa Stoico, Mark Stoico, Robin Tacconi, Linda Taylor, Mark Testa, Rosemary Todd, Sandra Tredeau, Paula Twomey, Beth Varteresian, Stephen Weir, John Wergeles, Marci Whalen, David White, Ken den Williams, Susan Wright, Robert Yeager, Drew Bento, Michael Cormier, Kathleen Dagnese, Dana Decapua, Marie Fisher, Jerry Garofano, Frank Lamento, Janet Larson, Wayne Lewis, Jean Mograss, David Rosado, Jose Trench, Donald 173 CLASS OF 1976 Albertelli, Daniel Allegrezza, Christina Anderson, Regina Antonellis, Diane Apicella, David Ardito, Francis Asam, Joanne Auger, Ricky Babbin, Susan Barth, Susan Batista, Maria Beal, Mary Ann Bell, Edward Benonisen, Leah Bertulli, Diane Blais, Laurie Blanchard, Helene Bonetti, Loretta Bonvino, James Borghetti, Alan Bouchard, Paul Boulanger, Robin Brothers, Diane Byron, Heidi Calabrese, Robynne Calitri, Beth CandeUi, Lisa Catch pole, Jayne Chiu, Gordon Ciccarelli, Geraldine Cimino, Anthony Coelho, James Compagnone, Frank Consoletti, Ross Cosentino, Paul Costello, Steven Criasia, Mark Crivello, Richard Cunningham, Linda Dacosta, Maria Dalessandro, Louis Darling, Sheila Davis, Neill Debartolomeis, James Delsignore, Anthony Deluca, Michael Demaria, Debra Despinosa, Karen Dias, Bruce Dicampo, Mary Didonato, Lisa Digirolamo, Mark Duffy, Carole Duft, James Dykes, Mary Elia, Stephen Macmillan, Glenn Zona, Barbara Carusi, Anita Faherty, John Feccia, Deborah Ferman, Lisa Ferrer a, Dominic Fertitta, Nancy Fitzpatrick, James Friedman, Lyssa C areri, Gerard Gentile, Claire Giacomuzzi, Marie Gomes, Maria Goulet, Carol Green, Alan Guertin, Gerard Hanington, Joy Henriques, Manuel Hipolito, Maria Hoffmaster, Guy lacovelli, Susan lannitelli, Donna Jablonski, Susan Jacobs, Curtis Johnson, Paul Keefe, Carla Knight, Derek Lamothe, Jay Lapan, David Kennedy, Mark Laronga, Carol Lavash, Walter Leavitt, Gary Lessard, Jane Lioce, Denise Lizotte, Linda Longchamps, Michael Lopes, Joseph Lovell, Jacqueline Lutfy, John Macchi, Justine Macchi, Steven MaCrae, James Maietta, Robert Mancuso, David Mann, Susan Marcolini, Deborah Marley, Marie Martello, Scott Mastroianni, John Mazzini, Peter Mcbride, Robert Mclaughlin, Matthew Mcneil, Scott Melpignano, Ann Pasquerillo, Laraine Stewart, Paula Leslie, David Mel in, Cindy Mograss, Jon Morais, John Morelli, Anthony Moreno, Maria MorganeUi, Paul Mort, Maxine Murphy, Kathleen MussuUi, Mary Ann Nappa, Steven Neilan, Robert Nicholas, Ellen Niro, Steven O ' Connor, Michael O ' Neill, Debra Ostapower, Stephen Pagnini, Jayne Paniszczyn, John Pearl, Vincent Perry, Joseph Piatt, Patricia Pichel, Gary Power, Lawrence Powers, Philip Recchia, Dawnette Redden, Debra Ridolfi, Joseph Robinson, Robie Hanson, Sharon Hawk, Richard Pighetti, Michael Rogers, John Ruddock, Katherine Ruscitti, Josie Russo, Mary Ann Sansone, Stephen Saulen, Brian Schmidt, Marissa Shane, Leslie Silva, Gloria Simmons, Lawrence Smith, Sherry Southland, Pamela Speroni, Thomas Stone, Robin Todd, Charles Travis, Shirley Tusino, Jackelyn Valente, Dona Lisa Villani, Louisa Walker, David Walsh, Brian Warren, Jean Williams, Kathleen Wright, Denise Yost, Sandra Aldrich, Patricia Allegrezza, Robert Anesta, Joseph Antonio, Nancy Arcudi, Dennis Auger, Richard Auty, Debra Bastien, Brian Bavara, Mary Ann Belisie, Annette Belmonte, Lisa Bertram, Karen Boccia, Louis Bonina, Deborah Booth, John Boucher, Susan Bourbeau, Dennis Bucchino, Richard Burque, Elaine Butler, Scott Cacciola, Karen Calandriello, Joseph Calitri, David Carchio, Michael Chaplin, Mark Guerra, Rafael Hummel, Karen Mathews, Judith Charzenski, Lorri Chrul, Carol Ciccarelli, John Clarke, Jayne Compagnone, Angela Conlee, Kevin Corey, Sidney Cornelius, Patrick Cosgrove, Diane Covino, Cathy Cross, Robert Curley, Darlene DaCosta, Maria Dagnese, Michelle Damato, Louis Davis, Joy Dean, Joyce Debartolomeis, John Deluca, Deborah Delvecchio, David Deroche, Robert Devita, Gary Dias, Glen Didomenico, Lucinda Digellonardo, Nicholas Dipietro, Stephen Dufresne, Catherine Dulude, Allyson Easter. Edwin Butterfield, Lisa Dugas, Cindy Fvanoff, Robin Falconer, William Felton, Rita FerreUi, Vincent Ferrucci, Michael Fino, Joann Gallerani, James Garrity, Susan Giacomuzzi, Kenneth Gifford, Raymond Glaze, Rita Goncalves, Anna Grand Pre, Kenneth Griffin, John Hachey, Gail Harris, Barbara Hickey, Kathleen Hitchcock, Steven Hollett, Robert Howarth, Paula Inn is, Peter Johnson, Brian Keefe, Brian Kell, Jean KenneUy, John Kosciak, John Pytel, Norma Butcher, Albert Lancia, Joseph LaPorta, Antonio Larson, Robbin Leahy, James Lefkovich, Mark Linnell, Arnold Livingston, Steven Long, Michael Lon go, Daniel Lotfy, Louis Lucier, Marlene Lussier, Philippe Macchi, Judith Macchi, Paul MacMillan, Cheryl Maher, David Main ini, Joy Mane ini, Joseph Mann, Mark Marchand, Maryanne Mariotti, Jaymie Martello, Philip Mastroianni, Cheryl Maxwell, Michelle Mazzone, John McCarthy, Susan Murphy, Colleen Scanlon, Raymond Chilson, David Mcneil, Edward Melpignano, Stephen Moore, Cynthia Morais, Jose Morelli, Deidre Morgan, Dennis Mulvey, Ronald Murrav. Kevin Nalewajko, Laura Nava, Kathleen Nice, Diane Nieves, Norbert Nogueira, Linda Omeara, Sabrina Oneill, Kenneth Pagan el I i, Luann Palmer, Bruce Parker, Michael Peroni, Raymond Phaneuf, Deborah Powers, Kathleen Pytel, Brian Recko, Deborah Richard, Carol Rizzi, Andrea Vient, Daniel Young, Melissa Ozella, Charles Rockwood, Richard Rua, Carlos Ruggiero, Maryanne Ruscitti, Suzanne Saccardo, Carmine Sardonini, Charles Savaria, Doreen Seguro, Anna Sexton, Holly Shattuck, G. Edgar Silva, Karen Smith, Norman Smith, William Spencer, Susan Spin del, Kathleen Stratton, Kathy Tocci, Mary Jane Tomaso, Maureen Tougas, Raymond Trongone, Laurie Vadala, Gayle Villani, Leo Waaramaa, Julie Warburton, James Witter, Andrew Wright, Larry Zacchilli, Peter 174 Abbondanza, Ann Marie Adams, Wendell Alexander, Brenda Alves, Leslie Anderson, Judy Arcudi, Gina Bacchiocchi, Robert Balducci, Roberta Baraiolo, Ellen Barry, Marie Bedrosian, Taniel Berry, Barbara Bertulli, Henry Bettuelli, Tina Bodio, Brian Bon in a, Marie Bonvino, Robert Bosma, Shirley Brigham, Barbara Buccafurri, Carmelo Bulso, Nancy Byron, Michael Caito, Mary Carneiro, Melinda Castiglione, Ann Chamberlain, Thomas lannetti, Cheryl Chaves, Manuel Chianese, Lori Ciaramicoli, Joseph Clark, Theresa Coburn, Cheryl Compagnone, Joan Cook, Douglas Costantino, Maria Covino, Donna Creasia, Mary Ann Chivello, Paul Curran, Elena Dacosta, Altina Dalessandro, Doreen Daniels, Elizabeth Davis, Marc Davis, Susan Delisle, Robert Demacedo, Bonnie Denning, Maureen Derose, Dawn Diantonio, James Diomedes, Debra Donahue, Susan Elliott, Diane Fa res e, Jude Brown, Richard Ferro, Arthur Fitzpatrick, Gary Fornaciari, David Fredrick, Patricia Cattoni, Joseph Giuliani, Paul Gonsalves, Susan Grant, Kathleen Grillo, Jocelyn Guido, Cindy Hajjar, Linda Herlihy, Robert CLASS OF 1975 Hoffmaster, Guyanne lacovelli, John ladarola, Vincent Innis, Richard Jenkins, Patti Johnson, Karen Kalunian, Kevin Kedski, Cynthia Kell, Sheryll Knight, Kimberly Kuczer, Robin Lancia, Mary Jane Leblanc, Kevin Leonardi, Kim Dulak, Joseph Kennedy, Timothy Lombardo, James Lussier, Mary Ann Mailloux, Katherine Mann, Deborah Marino, Jon Marshall, John Maxwell, Richard Mazzarelli, Lina Mcclendon, Veronica Mclaurin, John Mele, Nancy Minichiello, John Moore, Paula Morgan, Gerald Morrell, Christina Muise, Helen Murphy, Michael Nappa, Vincent Nice, Jean Obrien, Holly OuiUette, Thomas Pagucci, Marie Pavia, Dean Pigeon, Arthur Drake, Dusty Pemberton, Neal Peroni, Ronald Peters, Pauline Petrini, Joseph Petti, Maryellen Pironti, Robert Ramsey, Karen Restic, Joseph Rizzo, Michael Rossacci, Bruno Sabatinelli, Ellen St George, Robert Sassi, William Schauder, Lorraine Sharp, William Skoglund, Virginia Steeves, Cynthia Sullivan, Kathleen Tessicini, Dana Tomaso, Steven Touhey, William Tyler, Frederick Vayo, Karen Votolato, Karen Whalen, Catherine Acquafresca, Judy Allen, Bradford Alves, Robert Arcudi, Donna Arminio, Claire Asprey, Jayne Bagley, Brian Baldwin, Teresa Barsamian, Kathy Behnke, Kimberley Bertulli, David Besozzi, William Bishop, Dana Bolotte, Paula Bonina, Thomas Borra, Terese Bowen, Sharon Bruno, Frank Bucci, Michael Bur gey, William Burke, Timothy Cacciola, Gary Calzone, Richard Chalmers, Lou Ann Mccall, James Rivera, Fiol Sands, Patricia Chapman, Phillip Chianese, Arthur Chiu, Victor Cifizzari, Robert Clement, David Comolli, Steven Connare, Jean Cooper, Raymond Costanzo, Lee Ann Cozzens, Sylvia Criasia, William Curran, Edward Curran, Leslie Dagnese, Mark Dalessandro, William Davis, Judith Davis, Robert Degaetano, Louis Delvecchio, Dianne Demaria, Paula Depaolo, Thomas Despinosa, Mary Dias, Fernando Dodson, Richard Duncan, Kathy Elliott, Peter Dean, Patricia Ferretti, Joy Fitzpatrick, Ellen Forciea, Elaine Fraga, Mary Ann Fullum, James Giampietro, Joseph Gonsalves, Claudia Graziano, Michael Grossi, Veronica Gulino, Alexius Hanrahan, Cheryl Hicks, Karen Howley, Debra lacovelli, Lisa lannitelli, David Invernizzi, Maida Jionzo, Tracy Julian, Mihael Keach, Mark Kingston, Helen Lacasse, Elaine Lane is i, Carol Lenzi, Lisa Locke, Robert Lorenzo, Laura Lutfy, Paul Lytwynic, Michael Maher, Thomas Mainini, Ellen Malisz, Mary Manning, Regina Marshall, Janet Martinangelo, John Mazurek, Mary Mcclendon, Norman Mcdonnell, Patricia Melanson, Karen Micelotti, Rosana Montani, Stella Morais, Antonio Morganelli, Peter Moscowitz, Fredric Mulvey, William Muscaritillo, Deborah Negrotti, David Niro, Anthony Oneil, Daniel Ostrand, Carl Pagan elli, James Parretti, Michelle Pavia, Donna Pereira, Antonio Per rone, Joseph Petrini, David Petti, Anthony Pettinari, Karen Piscia, Joanne Rae, Donald Rando, David Rhodes, Jeffrey Robertson, Tammie Rota, Luanne Saccardo, Lucille Sangervasi, John Sawyer, Pamela Sesona, Cheryl Shimansky, Sheila Spear, Darlene Stilwell, Debra Stoico, Sue Ann Tenaglia, Janice Tkowski, Michael Tougas, Carol Valis, Paul Villani, Teresa Wergeles, Fred Zacchilli, Karen Zirpolo, Paul 175 class RICHARD AMOUR — leave the cafeteria its food. PAULA ANTONELLIS — leave to the underclassmen the privilege of taking senior privileges and the echoes of teacher ' s lectures that we didn ' t absorb. CHARLENE AUTY — leave my gum under the cafe¬ teria table to anyone who puts his hand under there on a hot day. CHERYL BARTH — leave to my parents the memo¬ ries of my love. THOMAS BELLACQUA — leave my old sneakers to Mr. Chinappi. JUDITH BIUSO — leave to Wass my dented right fender, to Claudia I leave my bathtub and closet complete with apparatus, to Marianne I leave my Pin¬ kie, to Cheryl I leave my fingernails, to my family I leave all our memories and to the school administra¬ tion, I leave . . KIM BOUDREAU — leave to this school my first impressions, and to the old one, my happiest and fondest memories. DIANE BRADLEY — leave Mr. Ramsey all the scrap pieces of wood, and all the gum he can chew. FRANCES BRENNAN — leave advice, You never realize what you have until it ' s gone. DAVID BROWN — leave this school quietly. This is all I can give, this is alot. DONNA BURHART — leave my loneliness to any unfortunate girl who must wait for her boyfriend to return home on weekends. LORRAINE CALLAHAN — leave the locker that will not open to the next poor soul who gets it. DAVID CALZOLAIO — leave to the teachers and the underclassmen the best of luck in the new high school. ROBERT CAPUZZIELLO — leave to Mr. Ridolfi and Mrs. Doherty all the patience in the world with future yearbook committees. DIANE CASHORALI — leave my memories of the summer of 1973. THOMAS CARCIONE — leave to Mr. O ' Connor a yellow spork. SHARON CERVONE —r leave to all the underclass¬ men, their hopes, dreams, and expectations. ROBERT CHICCARELLI — leave my empty pack of Old Gold filters. LINDA CIFIZZARI — leave all the chocolate chip cookies in A LA CARTE to a certain sophomore boy. JUDY CLEARY — leave to Abbo my field hockey stick and my left-hand softball glove. Make good use of them. MARGUERITE CLEARY — leave to the Junior class my old gym suit. ANTHONY COMPAGNONE — leave to all future editors of the OLI, the frustrations of the ladder diagram. DAVID COLELLI — leave a box of tape to Lou De- Gaetano and my locker to Joe Restic. ANNE COZZENS — leave a new deck of cards to Mr. Daigle to remember his second period study class ju¬ nior year 72-73. JOANN DOHERTY — leave my old gym suit to the Junior class. KATHY EDWARDS — leave all my sewing rejects to anyone who can fix them up. Good luck honey! ROBERT FECCIA — leave my old track spikes to Coach Pultz, a real nice guy. LISA FERRECCHIA — leave a smile, for a smile will hide all the hurt. ANN FERTITA — leave my old homework to my sis¬ ter and my locker to a new freshman. KEITH GATTOZZI — leave to Mrs. Smith all my de¬ tention slips to keep and cherish for the rest of her life. ERNEST GENTILE — leave my voice in the halls. JUNE GIACOMUZZI — leave behind a little peice of myself. ALAN HEITIN — leave to Mr. lacovelli three more years of the one and only Sybil. SANDY HELMUTH — leave to the school and the underclassmen memories of the past and good luck in the future. KARL HERBST — leave my infinite knowledge of the Three Stooges. 176 WICC DONNA JACOBS — leave to Mr. Tobin my Walter Piston Harmony Book and its troubles. JAY JULIAN — leave my empties. MARK KAPATOES — leave to some lucky junior Mr. Brann ' s sarcastic remarks. SUSAN KNIGHT — leave my bicycle to Mrs. Smith so that she doesn ' t have to run all over the big new building. SUSAN LAPAN — I leave all my fantastic memories of the years gone by, also several boxes of junk which I have collected through the years. PETER LAWTON — leave to my brother a road map. KAREN LEBLANC — I leave to Mr. Brennan a 12ft. Boa Constrictor with a mustache like Hitler ' s. LINDA LEBLANC — leave all my poetry on the wall in Mr. Candini ' s class, the ones with all the words bleached out. MAUREEN LORENZO — I leave my tree a t the old school to someone who needs a place to be alone and think. MICHAEL MAIETTA — I leave my brother to the school and faculty. (Good luck!) DIANE MANNING — leave to Mrs. Caswell all the happiness left in the world. I leave Mr. Piazza all of the aggravating times I ' ve given him. ANITA MAZZINI — I leave to the Freshmen my best memories of my four years at MHS. BONNIE MAZZUCHELU — leave all my late home¬ work papers. SUSAN MELPIGNANO — I leave to all the Freshmen the determination and ambition to get all they can from their four short years of high school. JIMMY MILLER — leave my fingerprints on every piano in the school. DEBBIE MULVANEY — leave all the luck in the world to the underclassmen, they ' ll need it. ROBERTA MULVANEY — leave my pity to under¬ classmen who have to take phys. ed. for four years. JEAN MURRAY — leave to the Junior class, my thoughts, my dreams, and my ambitions of life. CHERYL NARGI — I leave to an unlucky senior-to-be my no lunch schedule. SHERRY O ' NEILL — leave the class cliques to those who allow such barriers to exist. LUANN PARENTE — leave my envious feelings to the incoming Freshmen. SHARON PLANTE — leave my faith to my sister. GAIL ROCKWOOD — I leave everyone the hope to find and catch his falling star. CYNTHIA SACCO — leave my happiness of the new school to the underclassmen. DIANE SANNICANDRO — leave advice: Quit while you ' re ahead. JOE SARDONINI — I leave my books to the town dump. PATRICIA SHARP — leave to Lina A7 as her homeroom. YVETTE SOPER — All I have are memories, and those will be mine forever. CHRISTINE TASSONE — leave to the school every¬ thing it left me — hope for the future. DEAN TERCYAK — leave to Mr. Raftery one long distance, person to person phone call to the number 1-617-227-0089 in New Jersey. CHARLES TREDEAU — I leave to Bob Davis 1,000 ali- gator clips to be found somewhere in D-2. Bob, now don ' t do anything I wouldn ' t do with them. DANIEL VIEIRA — leave all the students in MHS hoping that they have all the fun in MHS that I had. GARY WARBURTON — leave all my books because I really never wanted them. LISA WASSARMAN — To Judy I leave a cottontail; to Claudia I leave a tank of gas; To the Administration I leave. JANICE WEIGEL — I leave advice: High school is the best time of your life, so live it up. RICHARD YOUNG — leave my helmet to Dick Innis. 177 ABLONDI trSet ae: Beanie May 5, 1956 lion: To be rich, and to succeed in every- Pet Preference:Ft.F., Skiing, sleeping, week¬ ends. jr ef girls ex ROBERT M. AL 44 West Fountai Nickname:? ' Birthday: January 19, 1957 Ambition: Accounting Pet Preference: Driving Pet Aversion: Homework Activities: Track Team ting up in the morning, all me m res of last year ' s Prom! Nickname: Dianne Birthday: January 1, 1957 Ambition: Nursing Pet Preference: Charlie and friends. Pet Aversion: The Framingham Bus, Trucks. Activities: Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society; Photography Club 4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4. 9 and Alice, my family Garbage ERTELLI d €PT£M 8 M. AMOUR | (reef ” ' ' V LINDA ANN ALBERTO 3 Meadowview Lane Nickname: Linda Ambition: To become a teacher for the blind children. Pet Preference: People, living life and enjoying beauty, happy memories, feeling free, nice guys, my family. Pet Aversion: Insincere, fake people. Activities: Student Covernment Day; MHSSA 1, 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2,4; Honor Society; Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 1,3, Field Hockey 1,2; Drama Club 2,4; School Play 2; Future Teacher ' s Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Trip Committee 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; OLI 4. 7Q iting, fish- DAVID A. ALLECREZZA 137 A Purchase Street Nickname: David Birthday: September 8,1956 Ambition: To live and let Itvei Pet Preference: Weekends, duck hunting, ing, Joe Man nix. Bumper skiing on a 7963 I m pa- la. Pet Aversion: The wall, crazy drivers, planned weekends, girls under the influence. Activities: Baseball 2; Hockey 3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3, 4; Football 4; Key Club 4. JOHN N. ALLEGREZZA 26 Grant Street Nickname: Grezza Ambition: To live a long and successful life. Pet Preference: Having fun, Wintertime, Hunt¬ ing, playing Hockey on Sunday afternoons, Ital¬ ian Food. Pet Aversion: Work, being bored, People who think they know it all, getting embarassed. Activities: Cross Country 1,2; Golf 2; Hockey 3; Key aclub 4; MHSSA; Basketball 4. LUANN MARIE ALPHONSE 6 Lavoie Avenue Nickname: Lulu Al Foo Foo Birthday: December 13, 7956 Ambition: To teach the emotionally disturbed. Pet Preference: Laughing, my family, people who understand, true friendships, the faster runner. Pet Aversion: Getting pinched, being forced into things, July 26, 1973, disappointment after waiting. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4, Office Assistant 1, OLI, Prom Committee 3,4, Class trip Committee 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Field Hock¬ ey 1,2,3,4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer¬ leader 3,4. . AMOUh 7 Broad Street Nickname: Rich Amouse Birthday: October 31, 7956 Ambition: Electrician Pet Preference: My car, Saturdays, Riding around. Pet Aversion: Work on Sundays and Mondays, Rainy days. LOUIS J. ANDREOTTI 1 Hayward Field ickname: Lou thday: November 20, 7956 Ambition: To become an accountant and run my own business. Pet Preference: Car wash, Hockey games in Worcester having a good time, weekends, fel¬ low members of the Paisane Club. Pet Aversion: Nothing to do, things going wrong. Activities: Track 1; Wrestling 2; Hockey 3. JOAQUIM J. ANICETO 113 Central Street PAULA JEAN ANTONELLIS 79 Congress Terrace Nickname: Antenna ' Birthday: August 7, 1956 Ambition: Live life to its fullest extent and not let the past stand in my way. Pet Preference: Sunny days, snowy winters, swimming, my family, pistachio ice cream, knowing there is a future ahead. Pet Aversion: Rainy days, headaches, people asking me What ' s the matter? and being told it ' s over my head. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Prom committee 3,4; Future Teachers Club 1,2; Executive Com¬ mittee 1,2; Graduation and Dedication usher¬ ette 3,4; Guidance office Assistant 1,2,3; Fresh¬ man Car Wash; Senior Class Trip; Sewing Club. LINDA MAE APICELLA 35 Whitney Street Nickname: Apples Birthday: March 11, 1956 Ambition: To work in the field of industrial relations. Pet Preference: Being with people who aren ' t afraid to be individuals. Pet Aversion: Hypocrisy! Activities: French Club 2, Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Honor Society 3,4, Honor Society President 4; OLI; Prom Committee 3,4; Class trip 4; Newspaper 1,2,3,4MPep Club 1,2,3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 1, Field Hock¬ ey 1; C.I.C. Aid 3; Office Assistant 2; Student Advisory Council 4. DONNA ARDITO 23 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: January 5, 1957 DIANNE MARIE ALTIERI 51 East Main Street Ambition: Undecided Pet Preference: Reading or doing nothing. Pet Aversion: School. Activities: Chorus 4; photography club 4. HERMAN L. ASAM III 9 Ivy Lane Nickname: Herman Birthday: June 13, 7956 Ambition: To go to college. Pet Preference: Weekends, Summer, Good food, Appreciation night. Cash on hand. Pet Aversion: Mondays, Work, Happy greens. Activities: OLI; Junior Prom. ELAINE RUTH AURGEMMA 12 DeLuca Road Nickname: Elaine Birthday: September 14, 1955 Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Pet Preference: My parents. Summer, Animals, the ocean, the color blue, my friends, my dog. Pet Aversion: Monday mornings, waiting Activities: MHSSA; Science Club; Photography Club; Chorus. CHARLENE MARIE AUTY 1 Otis Street Birthday: October 11, 7956 Ambition: To find a job, settle down, be happy, and live each day to the fullest with my Dennis. Pet Preference: Dennis, Saturday night at West- boro, Ben Moore and Co., August 27, 1970 Pet Aversion: Hunting Season, being called Little One , having too much to do and not enough time, decisions. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; OLI; Pep club 1,2; Prom committee 3,4; Co-Operative Education 3,4. DONALD RICHARD AYOTTE 25 Court Street Nickname: Hippy Birthday: January 19, 7956 Ambition: Musician Pet Preference: My friends, Beer, Playing in the band, Friday and Saturday nights. Pet Aversion: 6L6 Power Tubes, Saturday and Sunday mornings. JEAN MARIE BACI 50 Taft Street Nickname: Bach Birthday: October 9, 7956 Ambition: Further my education, get a job and move away from here. Pet Preference: My stuffed elephant, this sum¬ mer of ' 73, the Cape and certain people there, My parents and brother. Pet Aversion: A certain Hopedale girl, the town of Milford, staying home, conceited people, hanging around and no place to go. Activities: OLI. 77 B£R 7Qim CHERYL ANN BARTH 56 Purdue Drive Nickmane: Comisa ' Birthday: April 12, 7955 Ambition: To be a Medical Secretary. Pet Preference: Pro times, sharing my feelings, being with a certain person, winter, swimming. Pet Aversion: Bristol Conn, JWS, people who think they ' re better than others, fighting, eggs. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Chorus 3,4; Student Council Rep. W?Prom Committee 3,4; OLI; A-Cappella Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2. ' Juper ' WALTER W. BARTH 56 Purdue Drive • Nickname; Gator ' Puddle ' Birthday: August 23, 7956 Ambition ? Further my education at Worcester Trade. Pet Preference: Blue Mustang, goofing off. being happy. Pet Aversion: Work, crooked deals. TERESA NICOLE BAVOSI 60 Forest Street Nickname: Terry Birthday: January 30, 1956 Ambition: Secretarial work and to succeed in making my parents happy. Pet Preference: Cape Cod Highway, stars, my stereo, my friends and memories. Pet Aversion: Arguing, worrying, the end of a good time. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; OLI; Co-Operative Education 4. RUSSELL A. BEALS 29 Yale Drive PAULINE T. BELISLE 112 West Street THOMAS T. BELLACQUA 19 Cherry Street Nickname: Agarn , Tom Birthday: April 30,1956 Ambition: To work and become a millionaire. Pet Preference: My Alice Cooper records, my old sneakers, my bike. Pet Aversion: Porky Pig, three stooges. Activities: Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Manager 1,2,3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; OLI; Key club. JUDITH DORIAN BIUSO 20 Granite Street Nickname: Buse Birthday: November 19, 7956 Ambition: To work with test tubes and beakers ' and insects. Rats. Pet Preference: DZEE, wintergreen. Pet Aversion: People that say JfYou should have after it ' s too late. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; OLI; Photography club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2; A-Capella Choir 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Nurses Club 3; Blackstone District Chorus 2,3; Project Parks 3. PAUL C. BONIN A 40 Mt. Pleasant Street RICHARD L. BONVINO 5 Fountain Street Nickname: Bing Birthday: January 15, Ambition: To reach six feet and be a millionaire. Pet Preference: Mrs. Smith, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights, football games, 3 Stooges, fish,hockey. p|NUnv | Pet Aversion: Rainy days, Monday mornings, being around tall people, being cold. Activities: Key club; Football. JOHN A. BOUCHARD 145 West Spruce Street Nickname: Bouch Birthday: January 27,1956 Ambition: Musician Pet Preference: My friends, playing in the band, and Friday nights. Pet Aversion: Being bored. Activities: Chorus 3,4; Football 1; Track 1. ELLEN B. BOUCHER 43 South Main Street Nickname: Bonnie Birthday: July 26, 7956 Ambition: To live each day of my life to the fullest with David. Pet preference: David, my mother, being hap¬ py, my dog, April 17, 1972. Pet Aversion: Being 17, Not having money, being lonely. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. JODINE L. BOUCHER 27 Princeton Drive KIM EVELYN BOUDREAU 189 Purchase Street Nickname: Kimba Birthday: August 18, 7956 Ambition: Nursing Pet Preference: Seeing EJC, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Bowling on Sunday, Big Macs, Vine¬ gar on French Fries. Pet Aversion: Being bored, 2 free mods every day. Activities: Old. 4; Class Trip 4; Prom Commit¬ tee 4; Chorus 3,4. DIANE B. BRADLEY 20 Grant Street Nickname: Diana Birthday: March 8,1957 Ambition: To open up a boutique. Pet Preference: Autumn, Rolling Stones, My family. Friends, My cat Fatso, Sport cars. Pet Aversion: People who suck their thumbs, Milford, Doing things and getting caught, the Monday morning blues. Activities: Cross country 3; Sewing Club. ' 71 F FRANCES E. BRENNAN 27 Luby Avenue Nickname: Frances : Birthday: August 31,1956 Ambition: To try to get something. Pet preference: Long Walks to nowhere. My flowers, Being with friends, having a good time, my mother. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Jr. Prom; Sr. Chorus 3; Oil. TERRANCE BRENf 27 Luby Avenue Nickname: Flerper Terry ' Birthday: August 6,1955 Ambition: To make it. Pet Preference: Good Tobacco, Music, weather, Parties, The Doors. Pet Aversion: Getting caught, Rainy nights. Cold weather. Rotten Tobacco. DAVID R. BROWN 36 Pleasant Street Nickname: Three Dollar Ambition: to seek employment. Pet Aversion: Getting bagged. BRUCE K. BUFALO 11 North Street Nickname: Buff Birthday: March 1,1956 Ambition: to be a success in life. Pet Preference: Money, Weekends, Senior Privileges. Pet Aversion: Provincetown, Flat tires, Monday mornings. JANE E. BULSO 9 Di Vittorio Drive DONNA MARIE BURHART 2 Mitchell Road Nickname: Donna Birthday: March 26,1956 Ambition: To be a good secretary. Pet Preference: R.M., West Island, Warm Summer days, Friday afternoons, Sunsets, BIG MACS. Pet Aversions: Monday mornings, being sick, 5 free mods a day. Activities: Decorating committee 2; M.H.S.S.A. 2,3,4; Old.; Prom 3,4; Class trip 4; Senior Mixed Chorus 3,4. RALPH E. BUTTERFIELD 4 Alfred Road Nickname: Trip Birthday: February 26, 7956 Ambition: undecided. Pet Preference: Horses. Pet Aversion: Cats. JAMES CALAGIONE 463 Purchase Street Nickname: ).C. Leo Birthday: January 23,1956 Ambition: To further my education. Pet Preference: Easy living Pet Aversion: Just about everything. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1. LORRAINE V. CALLAHAN 57 Claflin Street Nickname: Lori Birthday: December 13, 7956 Ambition: To be a successful hairdresser and wife. Pet Preference: Ray, Riding around, sharing M M ' s with Roberta, Summer, Dances. Pet Aversion: Cold people. Air conditioned schools in winter, Gym, Having a schedule. Activities: Decoration Committee 2; Old.; Prom 3,4; Class Trip committee 4; M.H.S.A.; Sr. Mixed Chorus 3. DAVID M. CALZOLAIO 4 ladarola Avenue Nickname: Dave Birthday: August 9fl956 Ambition: To be a Cartoonist. Pet Preference: D.J., pistachio nuts, the good old family, continentals, and all the good times I ' ve spent in the past years. Pet Aversion: Two faced people, Mondays, no¬ snow winters, small cars, soggy corn flakes. Activities: Ski club 1,2, Sewing club, Old Prom Committee 4, Class trip committee 4. ROBERT PAUL CAPUZZIELLO 435 East Main Street Nickname: Cappa Bob Birthday: December 3,1956 Ambition: Recreation Director Pet Preference: My parents, May 30, 1971, play¬ ing baseball, people who understand and peo¬ ple who smile. Pet Aversion: Bad moods. Fights, People who thing they are perfect and can do no wrong. Activities: 01.1 Prom Committee 3,4, Class trip committee 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, Honor Society, Treasurer of Honor Society, Key Club 3,4, M.H.S.S.A! T,2,3,4. ANNA MARIA CARABBA 34 Ravenna Street Nickname: Anna Birthday: April 19, 7956 Ambition: To have a happy and peaceful Pet preference; My family, Sneaky people and a true friend. Pet Aversion: AGE! Activities:. M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3,4; Honor Soceity 3,4; Pep club 1,2,3; Mass. Regional Advisory Representative; Stu¬ dent Council Rep.; Ring committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Old.; Sewing club. THOMAS JOHN CARCIONE 10 Free Street Nickname: Care Birthday: July 10, 7956 Ambition : To make good for myself and others. Pet Preference: Cheez-its, Winter. Pet Aversion: Long waits. Womens Lib, Burling¬ ton, Mass. DONALD CARON ,77 Emmons Street Nickname: Don Birthday: May 18, 7956 Ambition: To teach Art. PAUL M. CAS AS ANT A 67 East Street Nickname: Paul Birthday: June 24, 1956 Ambition: To help where help is needed. Pet preference: Saturday morning, Breakfast, Classy restaurants. Friendly people. Pet Aversion: The A.D., Warm winters. Activities: Class president 1, Student Council Rep. 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2. DIANE FRANCES CASHORALI 5 Draper Park Nickname: Dinah Birthday: October 3,1956 Ambition: To work with children. Pet Preference: My stuffed dog, May 26, 1973, The Jug, My parents, my friends, the summer of ' 73. Pet Aversion: Being hurt, waiting, August of ' 73. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3, Prom Committee 3,4; Class trip committee; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3, I X. I Ini MICHAEL ]. C.ASTACNOLI 40 High Street Nickname: Mike Birthday: March 10,1956 Ambition: undecided. Pet Preference: The gang, Money, Flying, Con¬ certs, Alice, the 3rd category. Pet Aversion: Bummers, cold weather, home¬ work, stuck up chics. VINCENT JAMES CATALDO 189 Purchase Street Nickname: Adolph Birthday: March 21,1956 Ambition: To get out of Milford High School Pet Preference: sports and music. Pet Aversion: Monday morning after a good weekend. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4. PETER J. CELOZZI 15 East Street Nickname: Pete Birthday: February 1, 1956 Ambition: To be at peace. Pet Preference: Having a good time with friends. Pet Aversion: Saturday nights with nothing i ises. Activities: Honor Society; Old. JEFFREY P. CHAREST 80 Purchase Street ROBERT MICHAEL CHICCARELLI 4 Muriel Lane Nickname: Chic Birthday: January 31, 7956 Ambition: To be an accountant. Pet Preference: Baseball, OCs , summer. Three Stooges, girls, our place”. The Pizano Club. Pet Aversion: Monday mornings, wise guys, cleaning urinals for Howie, The Heights . Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; Basket¬ ball 1; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Prom committee. LINDA JEAN Cl FIZZ AR! 2 Roberts Court Nickname: Civa Birthday: April 12,1956 Ambition: To become a Medical Secretary. Pet Preference: My family, My friends, riding around, MacDonald ' s, A La Carte, Chocolate Chip Cookies. Pet Aversion: Squeaky breaks, locking my keys in my car 2 days in a row, two-faced people being aggravated. Activities: Field Hockey 2; Pep Club 1,2; Co-op Birthday: January 1, 7956 Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Pet Preference: GRAM, my friends, winter, my dog Odysseus. Activities: Pep Club 1,2, Prom Committee 3; O.L.I.; Photography club 3,4; Tennis 2; Basket¬ ball 1; Class Trip Committee 4. 3,4; Prom Committee. 71 Pet Avers do. I Activities: Student Government; Class Pre dent 4; National Honor Society. SHARON MARIE CERVONE 7 Bethel Road Nickname: Sharon Birthday: June 4, 7956 Ambition: Executive Secretary. Pet Preference: Poetry, Warm days. Snowy nights. Pet Aversion: Insincere people, Broken prom- JUDY CLEARY 207 Congress Street Nickname: Frogy Birthday: March 17,1957 Ambition: To give back all my parents gave to me and to be a Child Psychologist. Pet Preference: Field Hockey, My parents, March 17,1972, Money investments. Pet Aversion: Monday mornings. Pretzels, Nova ' s, April 18, 1972, Arguing with a certain person. Activities: Pep club; Prom committee 3; Bas¬ ketball 1; Softball 2; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4. MARGUERITE CLEARY 207 Congress Street Nickname: Buckwheat Birthday: December 18, 1955 Ambition: To become a secretary, to stay alive. Pet Preference: A certain someone, my par¬ ents, snowy days, weekends, number 9, alone, memories, my dog. Pet Aversion: Certain people fighting over boys, getting caught Thanksgiving, being hurt, rainy weekends, school. Activities: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Office Work 2,3, Prom Committee 3,4; Class trip. DAVID MARK COLELLI 14 Hale Avenue Nickname: Hammer Birthday: December 31, 1956 Ambition: To find out the true meaning of life. Pet Preference: 46 , Saturdays, June 4, 1973. Pet Aversions: Hypocrites, Filling out blue forms. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 1,2,3; Key club 2,3,4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Advisory Committee; Basketball 1,2,4. SANDRA COLLETTE 380 East Main Street RHEA JEAN COMOLLI 5 Gibbon Avenue Nickname: Rhea ANTHONY N. GOMPAGNONE JR. 133 Congress Street Nickname Buddy Tony Cubba Comp Birthday: January 19,1956 Ambition: to be happy. Pet Preference: Solitude, understanding. Pet Aversions: Insincere people, Coldness. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Photography club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Vice President 3; Speech Festivals 3; School Play 1,2; O.L.I. Co- Editor 4; Student-Faculty Advisory Committee 3; Medical Careers Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Tennis 3,4; Regional Adviso¬ ry Council Rep. 2,3. i ' _ % THOMAS C. CON LEE 26 Emmons Street Birthday: August 6,1956 Ambition: To go South for the Winter and the Spring, and the Summer, and the fall. Pet Preference: WFIL, Aliotos, The Flyers, Ukiah, Tacos, Bogart and Rathbohe. Pet Aversion: The New England accent. Senior- ids imitations, the Bruins, camera shutters. Activities: Newspaper 2,3,4; Editor 4; Student Council; Key Club; Tennis; Rassli Drama Club; National Honor Society. Band; ALBERT ABRANTES CORREIA 4 Mystic Lane Nickname: Linguisa Birthday: November 16,1956 Ambition: Doctorate in Chemistry Pet Preference: Hockey at a decent hour of the day. Pet Aversion: Homework, having no time to do anything. Activities: Hockey. GRACE JUNE COSTANZO 35 Chestnut Street Nickname: Grade Birthday: May 29, 1956 Ambition: To live a happy life. Pet Preference: Sundays, Maine, family, my room. Pet Aversion: Getting up at 6:30 for school, nothing to do. ANNE COZZENS 4 Hollis Street Nickname: Cuz or Cuz-Cuz Birthday: January 13, 1956 Ambition: To teach little children. Pet Preference: My cheerleading stuff, memo¬ ries, souvenirs from everywhere I ' ve been. Pet Aversion: Grant City, saying good-bye, not getting my own way, being hurt. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3; J.V. Cheerleader (Co-captain) 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Future Teachers (vice-president 3) President 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Se¬ nior Hop Committee 4; Sewing Club 4: Class Trip Committee 4; O.L.I. Committee; Student Association 1,2,3,4. WENDY ANNE CROSS 71 Congress Street Nickname: Wen Birthday: February 20, 1956. Ambition: To become an Airline Stewardess. Pet Preference: My new Olds Ninety-Eight, modeling, and Beauty Pageants. Pet Aversion: People who are constantly put¬ ting down other people. ROSEMARY DACOSTA 41 Madden Avenue Nickname: Rosie or Raya Birthday: September 11,1956. Ambition: Attend SMU and become a Regis¬ tered Nurse or Medical Assistant. Pet Preference: Traveling. Pet Aversion: Work, school. Activities: MHSSA; Senior Chorus; Pep Club; Future Nurses Club. SCOTTC. DAVIS 6 Bandy Lane Nickname: Scott Birthday: June 15, 7956 DEBORAH ANN DEIESO 34 Highland Street Nickname: Debbie Birthday: November 9, 7956 Ambition: To decide on an ambition. Pet Preference: Eating: moderation. Pet Aversion: Man ' s inhumanity towards man; Stockhausen. Activities: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Prom; Senior Music; Ski Club; OLI; Class Treasurer 4; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain. JOHN W. DELISLE 5 Coolidge Road jm Cl 15 Coo r jf | Ti DOREEh o EEN LINDA DEMARIA 71 204 Purchase Street Nickname: Smiley Doreen Birthday: March 7’, 7956 Ambition: Nurse Pet Preference: September 20, 1973; my dog, Snitzel; his hand in mine. Pet Aversion: People who tease me about my lisp: Activites: Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club; Class Seen (ary 7. DONNA DEMEO 20 North Street Nickname : Donna . Birthday: January 27, 7956 Ambition: To become a nurse. Pet Preference: Mike, 9 17 71, my fish, vaca¬ tions, my family. Pet Aversion: Working, having nothing to do. Activities: Prom 3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Sewing Club 4; Class Trip 4; Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club. Ik u MARILU DEPAOLO 84 Purchase Street Nickname: Dippy Birthday: September 28,1956 Ambition: To go into the Air Force, then to col ege. ylQ| ? R Pet Preference: My friends, parents, drums, Yellow Challenger, Milkduds. Pet Aversion: People that put themselves down, not having faith. Activities: Pep Club; Color guard; Softball Team; Basketball. LINDA ANN DERDERIAN 76 ladorola Avenue Nickname: Special Birthday: July 4, 7956 Ambition: To become a nurse. Pet Preference: Doing the things I like to do, walking alone, 2. Pet Aversion: Work, nothing to do, fake people. Activities: Pep Club 1,2; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; Sewing Club 4; OLI 4; Prom 3,4; Future Nurse Club 3. NANCY DIAS 3 Mytic Lane Nickname: Nan Birthday: May 12, 7956 Activities: Chorus. CAROL M. DIMARINO 1 Richard Street Nickname: Carol Ambition: To teach children. GREGORY DIPIE TRO 29 Farese Road Nickname: Cheech Birthday: May 2,1956 Ambition: Go to college. Activities: Hockey 3; Wrestling 2; Varsity Ten¬ nis 1,2,3,4; Football 1. , mg Feet ROBERT FECCIA 77 DiVittorio Drive Nickname: Bob, Flying Birthday: August 6,1956 Ambition: To go to school and become a veterinarian. Pet Preference: Collecting antique guns, run¬ ning, being no. 7. Pet Aversion: Hard practices. Activities: Cross Country, Track, Band, Int mural Hockey, Honor Society 72 . ?come a ie guns, i eBRUflRY JOSE DOCURRAL 21 Prospect Hts. Nickname: Duke Birthday: November 8, 1956 Ambition: To be successful at everything I do. Pep Preference: Hockey, my car, Portuguese picnics. Activities: Hockey. JOANN DOHERTY 27 Harvard Drive Nickname: JoAnn Birthday: October 1,1955 Ambition: I plan to become a stewardess and to be happy in life. Pet Preference: April 17, 1972, Backarota, par¬ ents, summer of 73 . Pet Aversion: March 17, 1973, being hurt, waiting. Activities: Prom 3; Class Trip 4. L t. 72 . vi i i n ov LAN J. DRESSLER 206 Congress Street Nickname: Alan Birthday: May 22, 7956 Ambition: Computer Operator. Pet Preference: Making Money Pet Aversion: Speed zone. Activities: Key Club. SANDRA DUFT 2 Purdue Drive Nickname: Sandy CHARLES F. FELTON 233 Congress Street Nickname: Charlie, Spider Birthday: June 7, 7956 Ambition: Plan to travel around the country in my fancy limousine. Pet Preference: Sports, third helping, popcorn, crazy people, L.P. Kings, Spanky McFarland. Pet Aversioif: Conceited peiople, being bossed, homework, cab drivers, telephone oles. Activities: Key Club. KEITH P. FERGUSON 203 Congress Street Nickname: Fergy Ambition: Electrical Engineer Pet Preference: Bruins, seeing the Stanley Cup in Boston, golf. Pet Aversion: Montreal and New York. Activities: Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Intramural Hockey 3; All State Chorus. LISA MARIE FERRECCHIA 40 Oliver Street Nickname: Lis Birthday: November 17, 7956 Ambition: To be a Fashion Merchandiser. Pet Preference: Sunny Sunday afternoons, walking on the beach, chocolate ice-cream cones, Chicago, Colour My World, pistachio nuts, lovable people. Pet Aversion: People who don ' t smile, runs in stockings. Activities: Yearbook Committee. LYNN A. FERRUCCI 1 Richard Street Birthday: July 3, 7956 Ambition: To be an airline stewardess and to travel and have good times. m f KATHLEEN MARIE EDWARDS 256 Purchase Street Nickname: Kathy Birthday: March 3,1956 Ambition: That my life resembles a prism of glass casting many brilliant colors and to teach fashion designing. Pet Preference: My family, my friends, staying out all night, good music, sunsets, sewing, sleeping late. Pet Aversion: The grease pit at Neilan ' s, cheap wine ' homework, frustration, depression, good-byes. Activities: Yearbook Committee, Sewing Club, Prom Committee, Drama Club, School Play, Photography Club. RUSSELL K. EVERS 50 Grant Street Birthday: June 26, 1955 Ambition: Just unexpected ones. D PAUL DAVID FERRUCCI 7 Richard Street Nickname: Tuta Birthday: January 2,1957 Ambition: To graduate Pet Preference: Friday and Saturday nights, summer. Pet Aversion: Monday mornings. Saturday nig ’71 ANN MARIE FERTITTA 41 Pond Street Nickname: Porcupine Birthday: March 26, 7956 Pet Preference: Cliff, motorcycles, my dog Grumpy, a cat called Packadermus, a black Grand Prix, Duddly Do-Rite. Pet Aversion: People that torment animals, bumblebees, being hurt. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; OLI Committee. DAVID CHARLES FILOSA 19 Woodland Avenue Nickname: Dave, Firt, Flash Birthday: October 30,1956 Pet Preference: My family, friends, my grand¬ mother, Italian food, my watch, parties, money, work. Cape Cod, blondes, weekends. Pet Aversion: Dead parties, losing, being lone¬ ly, catering nights, Volkswagons, shaving, being short. Activities: Sewing Club; Key Club; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Student Council Representative; Prom Committee; Baseball 1,2; Class tee; MHSSA 1,2,3,4. p Commit- Z ROBERT C. FRASCOTTI Congress Terrace Nickname: Botts Birthday: September 9, 7956 Ambition: Music-teaching, . performing composing. Pet Preference: Artistic expression. Pet Aversion: Injustices of all kinds, boistrous- ness, ignorance. Activities: Music-concert and band; Stage Band; a Saxophone Quartet; Tennis Team. S4 A MARYSUSAN CABRIELLE GALA 2 Gibbon Avenue Birthday: March 24, 7956 Ambition: Fashion Designer Pet Preference: 1929, Dazzles, Bouncing Bethaz Balala Blanquet Gayboiz, NYC, blakiz moon. Activities: O.L.I. 4; Sewing Club 4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; ' Distributive Education 4; Manager of School Retail Store; Manager of Store Window Displays. May JANET GARAGLIANO 44 Luby Avenue Birthday: July 1, 1956 Ambition: To give my parents everything I can, to travel cross country, to be rich and happy. Pet Preference: L.A.; feeling wanted; T; my family: being with friends; Brad. Pet Aversion: fighting; lying; being alone with nothing to do; being let down; death. KEITH MICHAEL GATTOZZI 79 Court Street Nickname: Art Birthday: March 3, 7956 Ambition: To graduate; to grow to be S’2”; to go to college. Pet Preference: Friday; Saturday nights; Lake- view ' s gas tank; G.F.O.F.N: my car; girls; ledge; jeeps; money. Pet Aversion: Parking tickets; getting pulled over by the police; M.S.; Charlie; being small; bad days. ; Jo ERNEST F. GENTILE ICabot Road Nickname: Big ErnZ Birthday: October 2, 1956 Ambition: To go to the Big B . 9 Pet Preference: Home, mom ' s cooking, GFR, good times, my friends. Pet Aversion: Inconsiderate people, § Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Foot¬ ball 1,3; Key Club 4; Student Council 1,4; Trea¬ surer of Student Council 4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4. ALFRED L. GERARD 39 Grant Street Nickname: Al Birthday: June 2,1956 Ambition: To be head greaser at the Spa. Pet Preference: The Bruins, Fridays, playing hockey. Pet Aversion: Monday mornings, Saturday morning, headaches. Activities: M.H.S.S.A: Football 2; Hockey 2,3,4; Cross Country 1. JUNE GIOCOMUZZI 46 West Walnut Street Birthday: April 11,1956 Ambition: to be a nurse Pet Preference: food, talking. Pet Aversion: getting up in the morning, when it rains on my weekend off, worrying. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; cheerleader 2,3; O.L.I. Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3; Future Teacher ' s Club 1; Future Nurse ' s Club 3; Student Ex¬ change Student 3. RONALD E. GRAND PRE 21 Purdue Drive Nickname: Mountain Man Birthday: January 24, 7956 Pet Preference: puppies. Pet Aversion: cats. Activities: Football; Track. GLENN GRENON 37 Luby Avenue JAMESGRIFFIN 6 Ramble r [ad Nickna riff Birthday: August 17, 7956 Ambition: To be a Playboy. Pet Preference: 67 VW , Pink Sneakers, Ram¬ ble Road. Pet Aversion: Newports , 72 Chevelle. Activities: Senior Prom Committee, Hockey 1,3, 4, Football 1, Key Club. WILLIAM GRIFFITH 439 Purchase Street DEBORAH JEANGRILLO 7 Manella Avenue Birthday: July 23,1956 Nickname: Debbie Pet Preference: December 16, 1972, wrestling matches, football games. Pet Aversion: waiting, story tellers. Activities: Prom Committee 3,4, OLI Commit¬ tee 4; Sewing Club 4; M.H.S.S.A.:. Student As¬ sociation 1,2,3,4; Co-operative Ed. 3,4. DONALD GUERTIN 17 West Maple Street Birthday: November 23, 7955 Nickname: Don Pet Preference: Getting out of school and hav¬ ing a good time. Pet Aversion: Being told what to do in scho i. Ambition: To get ahead in life. THERESA MARY GUIDO 104A Water Street Birthday: February 10,1956 Pet Preference: My family, Wayne, 1-4-3, the good times with my friends in M.H.S. February 72 my poch, my friends at the cornet:, sleep¬ ing, being an Avon lady, pay day, when my par¬ ents are happy. Pet Aversion: People that have nothing else to do but start trouble, being embarrassed, trying to think of things I don ' t like, rainy day ' s, cold weather, two-faced people, people that hurt my family and friends. Activities: O.L.I. MICHELLE GUILMAIN 21 Claudette Drive Nickname: Mickey Birthday: February 8, 7955 Ambition: work in a nursery. SUZANNE MARIE HALL 6 Claudette Drive Nickname: Susie Birthday: October 12, 7955 Ambition: To teach exceptional children, try to live a long and happy life, and to learn from other people ' s mistakes, and try modeling. Pet Preference: People who understand, Flow¬ ers, sunshine, horses, walking the beach R.I., nice guys, smiling. Pet Aversion: Not being able to do what I want, people who don ' t say what they feel, not know¬ ing why people act the way they do. Activities: Blackstone District Office Work 1,2, 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Choral 1, 2; Class Trip Committee 4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4. ALAN LEE HEITIN 16 Purchase Street Birthday: April 10, 7956 Pet Preference: Good music, my friends. Pet Aversion: Hypocrites Activites: Tennis 2,3,4; Key Club Sec 3; Key Club, Pres 4; Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3, 4; Stage Band 4. SANDRA JEAN HELMUTH 34 Mark Drive Nickname: Sand Birthday: Oct. 4, 1956 Ambitio n: to become a nurse Activities: (Franklin) Field Hockey, Basketball; Softball; Future Nurse ' s Club; French Club; Latin Club; Pep Club. KARL ROBERT HERBST 70 Grant Street Nickname: Bubble Brain Birthday: Oct. 14, 7956 Pet Preference: football, sports, girls, my Afro., three stooges, apples, winning. Pet Aversion: cranky knees, losing in sports, or anything, Algonquin, the sled . Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,4; Kef Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; O.L. I; Delegate to leadership conference Stonehill College 3; Delegate to Boy ' s State 3. ROBERT JAMES HOFFMAN 451 East Main Street Nickname: Hoffy Birthday: February 24,1956 Pet Preference: food, football, summer vaca¬ tions, Saturday nites, parties. Pet Aversion: homework, sprints, when foot¬ ball team sings in public. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; wrestling 3,4; track 2 . ROBERTA LYNN HOLBROOK 5 Ryan Road Nickname: Berta Birthday: November 9,1956 Pet Preference: my family, my friends, licorice, keesha P.A.F.B. Pet Aversion: fake people, arguments, saying good-bye, rainy Mondays, people yelling at me. Activities: Nurses Club 3,4; Ski Club 1; O.L.I. 4; French Club 4; Field Hockey 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Drama Club 4. MARION GOLDIE HOMAND 18 South Main Street Nickname: Chicky Birthday: August 18, 7956 Pet Preference: Saturdays at work, football games, my family, young children, Boston. Pet Aversion: people who will not respect themselves. Activities: J.V. Basketball 7; Future Teachers Club 7; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; MHSSA 1,2,3,4; French Club Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; O.L.I. Committee; )r. Prom Committee; Sr. Hop Committee; Honor Socie¬ ty; Mini Course Committee. SUSAN ANN HOWARD 17 Franklin Street Nickname: Irene” Birthday: July 13, 7956 Pet Preference: sunny days, taking long walks alone, people who are just themselves, Allman Brothers, Individuality. Pet Aversion: Wanting and never getting, cold, work, moody people, being confused. Activities: MHSSA 1,2,3,4; National Honor So¬ ciety; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Co-captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 1; Prom Committee 3,4; Exective Committee 1,2; Senior Class Trip; Sewing Club; freshman carwash. Pancake Breakfast, spaghetti supper. nights after practice, my father ' s car, Patriots games. Pet Aversion: cafeteria, one certain coach, Monday, hurrying. Activities: Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Student Council 4; Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Transition Com¬ mittee 3. ANDREW T. KEEFE 10 Luby Avenue Birthday: January 16, 7955 DEBRA KENISTON 34 Claflin Street Nickname: Debbi” Birthday: June 18, 7956 Pet Preference: cricket, my friends, friends, being happy, being with my family, walking in the rain. Pet Aversions: making salads. Monday mornings, snobby people. SUSAN LEE KNIGHT moons. Pet Aversion: Sanity, Vampires, running out of gas, calories, being hated and being picked on. Activites: Art Workshop, Yearbook Comm., Prom. Comm. LINDA MARIE LEBLANC 8 Trinity Drive Nickanme: Lindee” Birthday: Dec. 24, 7955 Pet Preference: Walking in snow drifts, being with my little sister, being able to sleep late in the mornings. Pay Days. Pet Aversion: Steppping on dog poo, getting up at 6:00 for work on weekends, being mistak¬ en for a guy all the time, making salads with Debbie. Actives: O.L.I. d 4 J. LESA 7 Oliver Street JAMES D. LISTON 22 Nancy Road 13 SHARON J. IANNITELLI 51 South Main Street Birthday: October 23, 7956 Pet Preference: people, beautiful places and things. Pet Aversion: hatred, suffering, and destruction. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; O.L.I. Commit¬ tee; National Honor Society. DONNA JACOBS 11 Fruit Street Nickname: Donna” Birthday: September 30, 7955 Pet Preference: music, football. Champion, my dog, people with tact. Pet Aversion: conflicts. Activities: Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Member of Central District and All State Chorus, Prom Committee, Co-operative Education, O.L.I. Committee. PATRICIA ANN JOLIE 10 Union Street Nickname: Patty” Birthday: February 9, 7956 Pet Preference: the gang, parties, money, my albums, Alice Cooper. Pet Aversions: Little C ' s, painf rgumqpp, bor- mtoj zr 4 JOSEPtyJslE ANN JULIAN 39 Hayward Street Nickname: Jo Ann , Josie” Birthday: February 7, 7956 Pet Preference: J.O.B., February 1973, L.A., THE OIL”, food. Pet Aversion: work. Activities: Teachers Club 7; Prom Committee 3; MHSSA 1,2X4; Pep Club 1,2. • ROBERT JAY JULI j4j 7 Coolidge Road Nickname: Jay ” Birthday: May 23, 7956 Pet Preference: Action, girls, skiing, summer, hunting. Pet Aversion: Rainy days, Monday , stuck up people. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2. MARK JEFFERY KAPATOES Congress Street Birthday: January 14, 7956 Pet Preference: Saturday, holidays, 110 Highland Street Nickname: Nite”, Nite-on! Birthday: Feb. 2, 7956 Pet Preference: walking through fall leaves, football, my friends, my family, thinking. Pet aversion: people who think they ' re better than everyone else, hypocrites, flirts, crying. Activies: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerlead¬ er 4; Pep Club I, 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; School Play 1,2,3; Future Teachers Club I; French Club 2,3,4; Sec. 4: Honor Society 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Band I, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Accompanist 2,3,4; (pianist) A Capella Choir 3; Sewing Club, O.L.I.; Pancake breakfast. Car wash; Fund raising Comm; Decorating Comm. Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm; Class Trip Comm. MAUREEN SUSAN LORENZO 25V2 Grove Street ' Moe . my sanity Nickname: Maur”, Reen”, Birthday: August 15, 7956 Pet Preference: Sleeping late, finding my sanity again, warm days, tea at Sue ' s, good friends that I can rely on, trust. Pet Aversion: Grants City, waiting, not know¬ ing, hearing i from someone else, this school, that lost feeling, being so sensitive. Activities: Art Workshop 2,3,4; Honor Society; Prom Comm. 3,4; Student Association I, 2,3,4; O.L.I.; Student Guide; Transition Committee. 11 . SUSAN ELLEN LAPAN 1 Wales Street Nickname: Suzy” Birthday: Sept. 20, 7956 PET Preference: Rain, Italian foods. Ballet Class¬ es, New York, Koala Bears, Apex. Pet Aversion: Steno, snow, Phys. Ed. cold nose|fl coke, the word, die, spicy meatballs. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, O.L.I. Class Trip. 1 JAYNE M. LARONGA 46 Bancroft Ave. Birthday: May 29, 7956 Pet Preference: listening to good music, sum¬ mer, my stuffed cat, having a good time, week¬ ends, and sports. Pet aversion: Monday Mornings conceited people, to many hassles, housework, getting caught in a lie. Activities: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; ft ball 1,2,4; J.V.; Cheerleader 2; Varsity EHEERLEADER ?. CHRISTOPHER MARK LOVEJOY 13 Fountain Street Birthday: Nov. 16, 7956 Nickname: Chris” Pet Preference: Cards, Pool, money, St. Mary ' s. Pet Aversion: M.S., 63 Chevy, Rip off artists, 72 Chevelle. LORRAINE LOVEJOf) 20Feimv g Q § Nickname: Lori” Birthday: March 3, 7956 Pet Preference: 10 8 72, Dum-Dum, my popsi- cle stick, spoof, trees, that hide the moon. Pet Aversion: Changes, waiting, people who don ' t respect the feeling of others. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,4; Guidance Office Helper 3. KURT DOUGLAS LOVELL 290 Purchase Street Birthday: Sept. 9, 7956 Pet Preference: my gun, motorcycle. Pet aversion: When people cry, rainy days. PETER JOHN LAWTON 6 Stony Brook Lane Nickname: TH” Birthday: July 7, 7956 Pet Preference: Flying my kite, parties, sleep¬ ing, Jefferson, R.C. Cola. Pet Aversion: tamp Street, sessions, getting caught. N 0V£ s, Tuesday KAREN DAWN LE BLANC 14 Cornell Drive K Bi£thday:Sept, 26 7956% Pet Preference: Frogs, Irish and Polish people, hebephrenics, canoeing in Manchoag, full et avers ANGELA LUCCIARINI 27 RavEnna Street Nickname: Angte ' Ang” Birthday: January 10, 7956 Pet Preference: memories, my family friends, the beach and a long snowy winter. Pet Aversiofa: making decisions, Monday mornings, rainy days, saying good-bye. Activities: Freshmen Chorus, M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3, 4; Car wash, Co-op; Pancake Breakfast 4; Class trip 4. WILLIAM J. MACDONALD 36 Whitney Street Nickname: Archie Birthday: September 6,1956 Ambition: to get a degree in Architecture. Pet Preference: Sunday morning, football, food, and skiing. Pet Aversion: Insincerity. Activities: French Club 3; Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; O.L.I. 4. PATRICIA ANNE MAGNUSON 333 Cedar Street Nickname: Patti Ambition: Special Education teacher. Pet Preference: Skating, enjoying myself. Pet Aversion: Too much pressure. Activities O.L.I. 4; M.H.S.S.A.; Class trip Committee 4; Senior Prom committee. MICHAEL A. MAIETTA 9 Alden Street Birthday: March 24, 7956 Ambition: Marine Biologist Pet Preference: Fishing, football, food, N.Y. Giants, Yes, Allman Brothers Band. Pet Aversion: Don Merideth, ignorant and annoying people, homework. TIMOTHY MAININI 7 8 Short Street Birthday: April 26, 7956 Nickname: Tim Ambition: Electrician. Pet Preference: weekends, skiing, girls. _ Pet Aversion: Homework, ca f food, Monday mornings, letting people drive my truck. Activities: Football 4; Wrestling 3,4. water DANIEL PATRICK MALI A 757 Congress Street Birthday: August 5, 7956 Nickname: Dan Pet Preference: The Three Stooges, Porky Pig, my boss ' s dog, Budweiser. Pet Aversion: English classes. Problems of Domocracy class. Activities: Football; Cross Country. DIANE MANNING 21 Bragg Slip Birthday: May 16,1956 Ambition: Vista Volunteer Pet Preference: Baita, Friend, Food, Summers, Sept. 15. Pet Aversion: People neglecting People. Activities: Cross Country, Prom Committee; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Trip; Sewing Club. JOAN ELAINE MARIE MARESSA 7 Bacon Slip Nickname: Maressa Bug Birthday: November 27,1956 Ambition: Social Worker Pet Preference: Christmas, poetry, hopes, Os¬ car Bert. Pet Aversion: Forced to ride, Phonies. Activities: Future Nurses Club; OLI. KENNY MARINO 403 Purchase Street Nickname: Cooney Birthday: January 20,1956 Ambition: To be a Chemist. Pet Preference: Girls; My Hair; White Socks; My Drums. Pet Aversion: Breaking my Leg; People who keep quitting the Band. Activities: Football; Golf, 1. MICHAEL J. MAROHN Whip-O-Will Lane Birthday: July 29, 1956 Ambition: Environmental Engineer RODNEY JOHN MARTELLO 6 Rogers Street Nickname: Marty Birthday: October 11, 7956 Ambition: To keep my job at the House of Piz¬ za, because I like the dough. Pet Preference: Playing my trumpet; Week¬ ends; being a bench boy. Pet Aversion: Sunday mornings; having to walk to school; losing weight. Activities: Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Base¬ ball 3,4. KENNETH MATONDI 76 Princess Pine Lane Nickname: Hat Birthday: May 21, 7956 Ambition: To become a Carpenter. Pet Preference: Jefferson, Hockey, Co the Gang, Good Times and Parties. Pet Aversion: People who don ' t think; Marsh- mellows, Mondays; Crashes. Activities: Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Hockey 3,4. A Ac ?u SL US AN 1 t. PAUL FRED MATONDI 16 Princess Pine Lane Nickname: Fuzz Birthday: May 10,1955 Ambition: To becomega Police Officer; Open a Sporting Goods Store. Pet Preference: People who try their best at anything and don ' t try to out-class anyone. Pet Aversion: People who try to be Big Shots and run the whole show. Activities: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; M.H.S.S.A. 1,4. mM Ff % PETER MAZZARELLI 53 Highland Street ¥ ANITA CHRISTINE MAZZINI 2 ladarola Avenue Nickname: Neata Bitthday:JNovember 25,1956 .. Ambition: To Further my Education. Pet Preference: My family; Friends; Italian Food; My Stuffed Animals; Snowy Days. Pet Aversion: Waiting, two faced People; Weekends with nothing to do; T-Bars. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Sewing Club; Pep Club 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1; Class Trip; Prom Committee; Office Asst. People Snakes. Activities: Future Nurses Club ; QLI. Xtn MELPIGNANO i 30 Franklin Street Nickname: Sue ' JMelpZ Sam Birthday: May 14,1956 Ambition: I Hope That Someday I ' ll Know What l Really Want. Pet Preference: MusiciJJeing with Friends; laughing; Being a part of things. Pet Aversion: Jealousy; Not being able to say what I mean. Activities: OLI; Newspaper; French Club 3,4; Drama Club; Future Teachers Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Softball 1; Ring Committee; Prom Com¬ mittee 3,4; National Honor Society; Sewing Club. JAMES M. MILLER 756 Spruce Street Nickname: Jimmy” Birthday: May 20, 1956 Ambition: Become Highly Cultured. Pet Preference: Bach; Beethoven; Andrew Wyeth; Henry David Thoreau. 0Pet Aversion: Red. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Chorus 1, 2; Senior Chorus 3,4; A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4; Art Workshop 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 4; OLI; Scarlet Staff 2,3,4; Dram Club 3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2; Central District Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mass All-State Chorus 3, 4. ELSIE MELISSA MORELLI 42 Madden Avenue Nickname: Cow, Big Moo Birthday: March 13, 7956 Ambition: Dental Assistant Pet Preference: December 29, 7977; My Parites. Pet Aversion: Being Called Elsie the Cow. DEBBIE ANN MULVANEY 4 Haven Street Birthday: October 29,1956 Ambition: Become a Hairdresser; and Get Married. Pet Preference: My car; Friendly people; Friends; My Dog. Pet Aversion: Heroes; Flat Tires; Conceited People. BONIE MAZZUCHELLI 29 Emmons Street Nickname: Mazza Birthday: February 21, 1956 Ambition: To Become a Secretary Pet Preference: Reading; Talking on the Phone; Jan. 23, 1973; Sleeping Late. Pet Aversion: October 22, 1973; Homework; Working. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4. DAVID MCCALL 6 Claudette Drive Nickname: Dave Birthday: October 15, 7955 Ambition: Travel Cross Country. Activities: French Club Pres.; French Club Member 3; Ski Team 3; Dance Committee 1. LINDA MELE 1 South Central Street Nickname: Mele Bug Birthday: August 28, 7956 Ambition: To Find What I Want. Pet Preference: Chimps; The Cape; Green; Special friends; Good Memories. Pet Aversion: Bad Thoughts; Loneliness; Trick ROBERTA MARIE ROSE MULVANEY 4 Haven Street Nickname: Berta Ambition: To Enjoy What I Do in Life. Pet Preference: Guys; Autumn; Sports; Bowl¬ ing; Dancing; Sharing Laughs with Friends; Sharing M M with Lori. Pet Aversion: Snobs; Cold Hands; Gym; Hav¬ ing a Clocked Day. Activities: National Honor Society; Class Trip Committee. JEAN MURRAY 4 Farese Road Nickname: Toot Toot Birthday: May 19, 7956 Ambition: To Work with Pre-school children in a Nursery School or a Day Care Center. Pet Preference: My Car; Driving with the Radio full Blast; Two Special Little Boys. Pet Aversion: Being Alone Having No one to Talk to; getting up on Monday morning; Wash¬ ing dishes. DAVID M. MUSSULLI 48 Highland Street Nickname: Mussy, Mugaloon Club. Birthday: May 16, 7956 Ambition: To be Happy Pet Preference: Weekends; Summer at the Cape; Dirt Bikes; Hobokerf; Women who agree. Pet Aversion: Teachers who scream; Home¬ work; People who think they are better than other peopled Activities: Football 1,2; Ski Club 1; Sewing IT CHERYL ANN NARGI 8 Till Rock Lane Birthday: October 14, 7956 Ambition: To Lead a Happy Life Pet Preference: Being able to say US — instead of ME! Pet Aversion: My Moods; Fighting; Being let down. £ ;_ v _ % Activities: OH; M.H.S.S.A. 1;2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 1,4; Pep Club 1,2; National Honor Society; Secretary; Newspaper 2,3; ju¬ nior Prom Committee; Senior Hop Committee; Class Trip Committee. upset over things that really aren ' t important. Activities: Senior Prom Committee; Class Trip Committee; Ski Club; Drama Club; Future Teachers Club. KATHLEEN PATRICIA OSTOPOWER 17 University Drive Birthday: January 8, 1957 Ambition: Become a psycholgist. Activities: Newspaper staff Jennis Team; Year¬ book Committee. MICHAEL C. NAVA 3 Princess Pine Lane JJ III V-UI ' 73 MARYELLEN NIRO 9 Cunniff Avenue Birthday: October 1,1956 Ambition: To have a happy and successful life. Pet Preference: My parents; friends; My room; My cat; Sunny warm days; Weekends; Getting my own way. Pet Aversion: Being told what to do; Two faced people; Wearing eye-glasses; Mondays; Get¬ ting up in the morning. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; OLI Future Nurs¬ es Club; French Club; Future Teachers Club; Sewing Club; Prom Committee; Class Trip. Committee; Guidance Office Ass.; Graduation SUSAN MARIE PACITTO Highland Street Birthday: February 25, 1957 Ambition: Fashion Designer Pet Preference: Dreaming; food; moodies. Pet Aversion: Anxiety; ivolation; paranoia. Activities: Art Workshop; Sewing Club; M.H.S.S.A.; Class Trip Committee; OLI immittee. r UANNPACNINI 29 West Brook Street Birthday: March 16, 1956 Ambition: To have peace of mind by making that final decision. Pet Preference: Making someone happy; spe¬ cial memories; birthdays; my family; old people. Pet Aversion: Making decisions; hurting Cer¬ tain people; the inability to be me; holding back my true thoughts. activities: Band 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Var¬ sity Cheerleader 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Dedication Usherette 2; Honor Society 3,4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; OLI Prom Committee 3,4; Class ] trip Committee 4. I ' M ' BtR- 43 Luby Avenue Nickname: O.B. Birthday: February 1, 7956 Ambition: Undecided Pet Preference: Mr. Frabotta; }.).; False Teeth; Music; Money; L.A. Pet Aversion: Liver; Marriage; Italian Food. ?73 LUCILLE O ' DAY 2 Pheasent Circle Nickname: Lucy Birthday: July 29, 7956 Ambition: Court Reporter Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; OLI; Prom Com¬ mittee; Class Trip Committee. HARLES CLEMENS PANISZCZYN 29 Hancock Street Nickname: Chas Birthday: Julyl, 7956 Ambition: To Make the Most of Each Day. Pet Preference: Schusshing-An ace Chicago; 9 the B.P. Library. Pet Aversion: Double Faults; next to last 880; fakes. A Activities: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3, 4; Tennis; Basketball 1,2; Senior Class Presi¬ dent; Student Advisory Board 3; Boys ' State Representative; T.V. Quiz Show Representative 2; Scarlet Staff 3,4; OLI; Ski Club 1,2 Key Club 3, 4; French Club. SE LEONARD J. OLIVERI 7 Madden Avenue Nickname: Len Birthday: September 24, 7956 Ambition: Further my Education. Pet Preference: Friday nights; anywhere but Milford; big cars with a radio; Sam. Pet Aversion: Red lights; rich people; woonsocket. Activities: Football 1,2; Golf 2,4; Hockey 3,4; Sewing Club. JAMES MICHAEL PANORSE 3 Monella Avenue Nickname: Jim Birthday: April 15, 1956 Ambition: To get a P.H.D. in Psychology. Pet Preference: Baseball, being with my friends, summer; the ocean; winning. Pet Aversion: Embarrassing moments; making speeches, losing. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Key Club. CLAUDIA C. PELLEGRINI 371 Main Street Birthday: June 30, 7956 Ambition: College Pet Preference: Italian Food; pastry. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; OLI; Softball 1,2,3; Senior Prom Committee. DEBRA LYNN PIGALARGI 94 Medway Road Nickname: Pickles Birthday: August 10, 7956 Ambition: Key Punch Operator or Secretary. Pet Preference: Riding my Horse; Sherry; Sleeping late late; taking; August 20, 1973. Pet Aversion: Waking up Early; Being Pushed Around; Being asked How was work tonight . Ac tivities: Chorus 1,2,3,4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 2. SHARON ANN PLANTE 7 Florence Street Birthday: August 12, 7956 Ambition: To become a teacher of the deaf and blind. Pet Preference: Life, autumn, poems; My high school years, November 11, 1972; God. Pet Aversion: Onions; saying Goodbye ; sad¬ ness; my moods: Activities: Class Officer 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers Club 1,2,4; Field Hockey 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; OLI; Ju¬ nior and Senior Prom Committee; Class Trip Committee; Ski Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Girls ' State Representative 3. KATHLEEN R. PUNTONIO 7 DeLuca Road Nickname: Kathy Birthday: July 19, 7956 Ambition: To travel and be Successful in What¬ ever I Do. Pet Preference: Animals; Tenn.; people that like to live; mountains. Pet Aversion: Being bored; reading; waiting. Activities: Prom Committee 3,4; Future Teach¬ ers Club; Science Club; Field Hockey; Future Nurses Club; Graduation Usherette; Sewing Club; French Club; OLI; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Trip Committee; Pep Club. THOMAS R. RICHARD West Fountain Street Nickname: Frenchy, T.R. Birthday: August 15, 7956 Ambition: Ip be a successful hi maker. Pet Preference: McDonalds ' ; Double Cheese Burger heavy on the onion; J.D. Michelob; the old pontiac; R.V.P. Pet version: Dull Spatulas Past Tests; Rainy tamburger Days, Days 1-6. Activities: Honor Society 3,4; Track Team 2. PAUL E. PANT A NO 2 Claflin Street SHERRY LYNNE O ' NEILL 4 Till Rock Lane Birthday: November 3, 7955 Ambition: Be an Elementary School Teacher. Pet Preference: Being able to laugh at things that aren ' t really funny. Pet Aversion: Needlessly worrying and getting LUANN PARENTE 20 Cunniff Avenue Nickname: LuLu Birthday: April 25, 7955 Ambition: Become a seamstress Pet Preference: M M; Peanuts watching the scarlet hawks beat St. Marys ' in Basketball; Ital¬ ian food. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1-4; Prom Committee 3, 4; ClassTrip Committee; OLI Staff. FLORENCE MARIE RICHARDS 6 Huntoon Slip Nickname: Flo Birthday: May 10, 7956 Ambition: Inhalation Therapist Pet Preference: Ken; Iron City Wolfman Jack; Sleeping. Pet Aversion: Rainy da ;; Mustangs; Milford. NANCY RIVERA 35 Errain Street Ambition: Medical GAIL A. ROCKWOOD 320 Purchase Street 1 % ' % Nickname: Rocky Birthday: November 8, 7956 Ambition: To become a Dental Hygienist and to Make Some-One Happy. Pet Preference: April 7, 7972; October 23; Memories; N.].; Snowy Days; J.B.; Brown Eyes; The Shady Tree; 41 Plymouth; Summer; Skiing; Dumbo; Canoeing. Pet Aversion: Being Alone on Friday or Satur¬ day Nights; Peas; Getting Caught; Lies; Gulli¬ ble People. Activities: National Honor Society; OU; MHSSA 1,2,3; Guidance Office Attendent; Of¬ fice Attendent 4; Prom Committee; Class Trip Committee. Pet Aversion: Asking Dad for the Car; Having to Wait; Rainy Days and Mondays. Pet Aversion: confusing people, being alone. Activities: Photography Club; O.L.I. NICHOLAS P. RUSCITTI 8 State Street Nickname: Horse” Birthday: November 26, Ambition: To Travel Around the Country by Thumb. Pet Preference: The Dodge; Teasing Girsl; Fri¬ day Nights; Arguing With Porky About Who ' s Car is Faster (Mine is). Pet Aversion: Not Having Bowser Around; Hangovers; Losing an Arguement. CYNTHIA A. SACCO 18 West Street Nickname: One of a Kind Birthday: February 6, 7956 Ambition: Secretary or Model. Pet Preference: 7977; March 26; My Car; My Dog; My Parents; Blackstone. Pet Aversion: Being Hurt; the End of Some¬ thing Beautiful; Being Left Alone. ALFRED P. SANNICANDRO 3 DiVittorio Drive Nickname: Freddy Birthday: June 25, 7956 Ambition: To Go To College and Open My Own Business. Pet Preference: Thinking About Good Memo¬ ries; Riding Around; Listening to Music. Y Pet Aversion; The Wall; Dirty Cars; People in A Mad Mood. Activities: Band 1,2; Key Club 4; MHSSA 1,2,3, 4. DIANE L. SANNICANDRO 19 Madden Avenue Nickname: Diana Birthday: May 31, 7956 Ambition: To succeed. Pet Preference: My silver ring; Summer 73; Being with my friends; Shopping sprees; The Blues . Pet Aversion: Hospitals; dogs; work; mysteri¬ ous green Cars. ALBERTJ. SESONA 75 Pine Street PATRICIA A. SHARP 26 Lawrence Street Nickname: Sharpie Birthday: February 23, 7956 Ambition: To walk in the valley of darkness and fear no one. Pet Preference: November 18, 1972, November 26,1972, P.P.P.A., February 24,1973. Pet Aversion: February 2,1973, C-52. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Office Worker 2; OH Committee 4. THOMAS V. SILVA Highland Street Nickname: Spaceman Birthday: August 23,1956 Ambition: To be happy. A MICHAEL SAVARIA 10 Carroll Street Nickname: Sava Birthday: June 24,1956 Ambition: To Complete College and go to Las Vegas. Pet Preference: July 1, 1971; January 18, 1973; Riding Around in a 1963 Impala One Night. Pet Aversion: October 4,1972. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2 Years; Intramural Hockey 2 Years; Football 1 Year. JOHN 5. SEBASTIAO Lawrence Street Birthday: March 14,1956 Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Pet Preference: A Particular GiH‘ii Helping People; Traveling by Plane; Home (Portugal); Everybody. YVETTE P. SOPER 2 Princetgn Drive Nickname: Munchkin Birthday: August 10, 1956 H.S.; Ambition: To live and learn. Visiting Pet Preference: walking in alone. M. LINDA A. STONE 46 Grant Street Nickname: Stoney Birthday: April 1, 1956 Ambition: To be a secretary or go into Clh HdP Development. Pet Preference: listening to the stereo, my room, Doobie Brothers. Pet Aversion: Snobs. Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3; Field Hockey 2,3. XV CHARLES W. SKAFF 79 West Street Nickname: Chuck Birthday: August 26, 7955 Ambition: To make big money and retire at 25. Pet Preference: playing cards, instead of going to P.E. Pet Aversion: Not going to P.E. LUCILLE M. TAGIAMONTE 13 Ramble Road Nickname: Lucie Birthday: May 29, 7956 Ambition: to be an interior decorator. Pet Preference: 11-3-72; swinging on skiing; blue eyes; happy memorieM.lo on yellow. Pet Aversion: Rainy days; soggy cereal; getting up early, in the morning. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 4. lem- KAREN M. SLATTERY 27 Westbrook Street Nickname: Casper Birthday: April 22, 7956 Ambition: To travel around the world. Pet Preference: the GANG , Concerts, my albums, music, my dungarees, Saturday nights. Pet Aversion: Little C ' s, the blues, waiting, school, getting old. Activities: Field Hockey 2,3; Senior Chorus 3,4; Sewing Club. CHRISTINE L. TASSONL 6 Princeton Drive Nickname: ' 05hris Birthday: October 18, 7956 Ambition: Special Education Pet Preference: my friends, family, my recent memories, my teddy bear, white tornadoes. Pet Aversion: People who don ' t listen or understand. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; O.L.I.; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Chorus 1,2. THOMAS D y 82 Congress Street Nickname: Tom ' Birthday: June 16, 195( Ambition: To further my ness field: ' Pet Preference: A certain girl who lives on Route 140; the ride to Milbury every Sunday about 4:00 P.M.4 busi- MARIANNEC. TAVARES 86 High Street Nickname: Mare Birthday:iftugust 29, 7956 Ambition: to be a nursery or kindergarten teacher. Pet Preference: summer; blue and yellow ro¬ ses; children; taking walks; happy people; old songs. Pet Aversion: sad people; winter; trying to fill- in the Superlatives; days that seem long. Activities: Chorus 2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Class Trip Committee; O.L.I.; Senior Prom Committee. 7H Pet Aversion: Not being able to get along with others; a certain boy D.S. Activities: O.L.I.; Senior Prom Committee. MARY ANN SMITH 22 West Street Birthday: August 15,1956 Ambition: To be happy Pet Preference: Summer, vacations, having a good time, parties, weekends, happy people. Pet Aversion: Being embarassed, making deci¬ sions, rainy days, winter, Mondays, confusion. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2; Pep Club 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4; French Club 4; Office Girl 4; Class Trip Committee; Senior Prom Committee; O.L.I. Science Club 4; Sewing Club. DEAN A. TERCYAK Resevoir Road Nickname: Dean Birthday: September 5, 1956 Ambition: To become Pet Preference: 67 ' ; Dobee, Zig Zag; French- fries. Pet Aversion: Mona Lisas, the numbers from 1 to 66 and from 68 on. Activities: Senior Prom Committee; Class Trip Committee; Art Workshop; ski club. EDWARD P. TKOWSKI 29 Cuniff Avenue Nickname: Easy Ed Birthday: April 4, 7956 Ambition: To keep on breathing and buy a jeep. Pet Preference: chicken barbeques at Lake- view, living, November 23, 1972. Pet Aversion: RED LIGHTS. the rain, being MICHAEL P. TOMASO 1 Capitol Road Nickname: Mike Ambition: To make the most money the easiest Apru. way possible. Pet Preference: living, cars, motorcycles, money. Pet Aversion: cruel people, work. SUSAN M. TOMASO 466 Purchase Street Nickname: Suzanne Birthday: January 30, 1956 AmbitionlTo attend college and be a success in my career. Pet Preference: The Gang , Italian Food. Pet Aversion: nosey people. Activities: Chorus 3; Drama Club 3,4; French Club 4; Sewing Club. )ANE MARIE TOSCHES 30 South Main Street Nickname: ' ' Janie ' ' , Anna Birthday: September 25, 7956 Ambition: To be happy. PAULA. TRAUTWEIN 15 Rosendeld Avenue Nickname: Buddy Birthday: February 18, 1955 Activities: Baseball Manager 1,2,3. CHARLES A. TREDEAU 38 Pleasant Street Nickname: Crash , Chas ' Birthday: December 1, 1956 Ambition: To live great! Pet Preference: Saturday night ' s (alright fo fighting), MUSIC, and the Gang . Pet Aversion: people with bad music taste. tion, rrleet all new people, to be on my own, and to achieve a lot in life. Pe t Preference: sports, my guitar, people who enjoy good times, making people happy. Pet Aversion: winters without any snow, filling out insurance forms,, people who use others for their own purpose , the saying I quit. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 3; Student Council 1, President 4; OLI 4; Prom Committee 3. GARYWARBURTON 57 High Street Nickname: Ducky Birthday: January 16, 1956 Ambition: College and to find a job. Pet Preference: Friday nights, parties, nights out with the gang, my tapedeck. Pet Aversion: Saturday mornings, work, no car. Activities: Cross Country; Basketball. LISA B. WASSARMAN 28 West Walnut Street Pet Preference: Oct. 12, Nov. 20, Dec. 22, 1973, Turkey, special moods, trucks, getting the car, riding around, B.H. Pet Aversion: F.R.hset-ups, getting caught, being stuck at home. Activities: Basketball 2,3; Tennis 2; Chorus 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Com¬ mittee 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. € CHERYL A. VAD ALA 12 Cornell Drive Nickname: Cher Birthday: July 20, 1955 Ambition: To someday become a dance teacher. Pet Preference: Tommy, horses, bowling, sleeping, eating, reading. Pet Aversion; Ketchup,pickles, thunderstorms. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee. KATHY A. VANN 2 J. Alfred Road Birthday: April 3, 7956 Pet Preference: Red, children, in child devel¬ opment, snowball fights, Debbie, Vinnie, people. I v--. % DANIEL VIEIRA 96 West Street Nickname: Dann) Birthday: August 29, 1956 Ambition: To go to college and then find a job I like doing. Pet Preference: Victory, weekends, listening to music. Pet Aversion: Sprints, college boards, disap¬ pointment, people who make trouble. Activities: M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track Team 3; Football 4; Key Club; Class Trip Committee; Senior Prom Committee. EDWARD VITALI Manella Avenue DOMENICA A. VOLPICELLA 42 South Bow Street STEVEN R. VOTOLATO 7 Rogers Street Birthday: October 12, 7955 Ambition: To go to college, get a good educa- PETER BENJAMIN WATSON 33 Fruit Street Nickname: Benjy , Wats Birthday: January 29,1956 Ambition: To live life to its fullest extent: happily. Pet Aversion: Monday morning, Moody Blues, D.dP Activities: Student Council 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; OLI; Prom Committee. DENISE WEBSTER 17 Cherry Street Birthday: September 26, 7956 Ambition: To be happy and to succeed in ev¬ erything I do. Pet Preference: my stuffed animals, my car, summer days, riding bikes, devil dogs. Pet Aversion: Frizzy Hair, Chinese Food, Mon¬ day mornings, nothing to do. Activities: Pep Club 1; Open House Attendant 1; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Trip Committee, Senior Prom Committee; OLI. JANICE LEE WEIGEL 8 Bethel Road Nickname: Wiggle Birthday: June 22, 7956 Ambition: To become a recreation leader. Pet Aversion: Losing something that you did not want to, people that are mean, people that make fun of other people. Pet Preference: June 24, 1971, my family, my tropby, having fun. Activities: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Se¬ nior Prom Committee; Sewing Club; OLI; Class Trip Committee. LAURIE ANNE WEISENHORN 2 Clearview Drive Nickname: Weaslor Birthday: October 3,1956 Ambition: To go to college and then help oth¬ ers with the skills I learn from it. Pet Preference: Sunny spring days; walking through falling leaves; Chinese fortune cook¬ ies; Ring Dings. Pet Aversion: Rainy days; shoveling snow; homework; saying good-bye; missing someone I care for. Activities: Student Council 1,2; Newspaper staff 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Colorguard 3,4; C olorguard Captain 4. DEBRA THERESA WHALEN 5 Senate Road, Apt. 5 Nickname: Debby ' Birthday: May 27, 7955 Ambition: To get married Pet Preference: different people; the Fair; Rick; Summer of ' 72. Pet Aversion: School; concerned people; Summer of ' 73. DARLENE WHITt 21 Jionzo Road Nickname: Fred Birthday: July 2, 7956 Ambition: X-Ray Technician and Radiology. Pet Preference: May 23, 1973; Having fun with friends; walking alone; thinking about life. Pet Aversion: Running out of time; being low. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3; Photography Club 1; Peg Club 1,2. SANDRA MARIE WHITE 16 North Street Nickname: Sandy Birthday: June 2, 7956 Ambition: Undecided Pet Preference: My buddy; May 10, 1970; meeting people; having fun; Mike; Barry. Pet Aversion: Conceited people; School; Mondays. CHARLES EDMUND WILLIAMS 8 Rad cliff e Drive Nickname: Ted, Theodore, Willi, Charlie Birthday: May 24,1956 Ambition: May 24, 1956 Ambition: Air Force Academy; to play Pro Baseball. Pet Preference: Baseball; hot weather, J.D. Pet Aversion: Term tests; underclassmen acting like Seniors. Activities: National Honor S( iety; Football 1,2, 4; Hockey 1; Baseball 1,2,3 -j,— JANINE WOOD 249 Congress Street. . WILLIAM WOOD Pine Island Road. JUDY LYNN YOUNG 8 Fordham Drive Birthday: May 31, 7956 Ambition: To travel and live a happy life. Pet Preference: People; sunny days; money; my job; travel. Pet Aversion: Bad days; snobs; being ground¬ ed; unhappiness. Activities: Future Nurse ' s Club 7. RICHARD YOUNG 12 Shadowbrook Lane Nickname: Twiggy, Dick,Jack, Shaft Birthday: May 21,1955 Ambition: To further my education and suc¬ ceed in Hfe.M f f Pet Preference: Wrestling; soft mats; food; girls; sports; winning; Exlax; being weighed the day before a match. Pet Aversion: My right knee; sprints, losing in sports or anything; losing weight. Activites: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Bas¬ ketball Manager, Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4; M.H.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4. CCASS JOHN ALLEGREZZA — dream for everyone who goes through this High School to be successful. PAULA ANTONELLIS — dream to leave a smile behind for the people who always ask me to smile. CHARLENE AUTY — I dream that someday I will make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. Also, I dream to go to Never-Never land and never never come back. CHERYL BARTH — dream to have the world stop, so that I can catch-up with it. )UDY BUISO — dream to play the trumpet like old Satchmo. KIM BOUDREAU — dream that I will always Love and be loved by that certain guy. DIANE BRADLEY — dream to be the first lady President of the U.S. and to live in a mansion with maids and butlers. DAVID BROWN — dream to become a multi-millionaire and live a normal life, settle down on a farm and raise horses. DONNA BURHART — dream to be Roger ' s wife. LORRAINE CALLAHAN — dream to live each day as it comes and enjoy them with Ray. DAVID CALZOLAIO — dream to always be able to afford only the best of things in life. ROBERT CAPUZZIELLO — dream to have at least one chance at everything I do. THOMAS CARCIONE — dream to let everyone know that they can do anything if they try. ROBERT CHICCARELLI — dream to be successful in life. LINDA CIFIZZARI — dream to graduate. MARGUERITE CLEARLY — dream to travel and to stay single. ANTHONY COMPACNONE — dream to be able to someday, somehow, help people to see the forgotten Light. ANN COZZENS — dream to have returned what once belonged to me. DEBBIE DEIESO — dream perfection. GREGORY DIPIETRO — dream to get rich quick. jOANNE DOHERTY — dream to marry someday. KATHY EDWARDS — I dream that my life resembles a prism of glass casting many brilliant colors. ANN FERTITTA — dream that all the hurts in the past that I have received from people turn into little things that I can laugh at in the future. KEITH GATTOZZI — dream to be a millionaire like Aristotle whatever his last name is. IUNE GIAGOMUZZI — dream never to lose my sense of humor. SANDRA HELMUTH — dream to try to accept things as they come and to hope the best for everyone. KARL HERBST — I dream to be successful and to live comfortably. ROBERTA HOLBROOK — dream to travel everywhere and to meet different people. MARION HOMAND — dream to live to see the day when all prejudices have stopped so that the human race can live. DONNA jACOBS — dream that someday I may become a successful performer. And it better not be just a dream. 188 IHIEACDS ROBERT)AYIUUAN — dream to get rich and stay single. SUSAN KNIGHT — dream to make a lot of money in my fantastic job and travel all over the world. SUSAN LAP AN — dream to live a full life healthy and happy, to be successful in my future endeavors. LINDA LEBLANC — dream to be able to see as much as I can while there is still something left to see. MAUREEN LORENZO — dream of the day when all the dreams end and I can fit the pieces of my soul and my life into a world I can call ours. LORRAINE LOVEJOY — dream to have all my other dreams come true. MICHAEL MAIETTA — dream to get the Hawg . TIM MAININI — dream to graduate as soon as possible. ANITA MAZZINI — dream to get to know myself and to understand who I really am. BONNIE MAZZUCHELLI — dream to think about the happy times in the future and not to think about the bad times in the past. JAMES MILLER — dream to live happily ever after. (But I know it ' s just a dream!) DEBBIE MULVANEY — dream to be with Kurt forever. ROBERTA MULVANEY — dream to meet Bobby Orr. CHERYL NARGI — dream to walk towards the sun with my shadows behind me. SHERRY O ' NEILL — dream of the day when I can look back on all of this and say I made it. LUANN PARENTE — dream to travel around the world, to become famous, and to own a boutique. SHARON PLANTE — dream to never lose my love of life. GAIL ROCKWOOD — dream that my Senior year would never end. ALFRED SANNICANDRO — dream that everyone succeeds in what they are striving for. DIANE SANNICANDRO — dream to graduate. JOE SARDONINI — I dream to go to college and get new books. PATRICIA SHARP — dream to remember the past, live for the present, and aim for the future. YVETTE SOPER — dream to find out who I really am. LUCILLE TAGLIAMONTE — dream to say goodbye to friends I ' ll never see again, and hello to those I find tomorrow. CHRISTINE TASSONE — dream for tranquility of the mind, a bond of love, and the union of charity. CHARLIE TREDEAU—I dream to fly, fly, fly! SUSAN TOMASO — dream to become a professional singer. DANNY VIEIRA — dream to succeed in whatever I do. GARY WARBUTTON — dream to have as much fun in life as I ' ve had these past two years. LISA WASSARMAN — dream for my family to live long and happy lives, and for my friends to find happiness. JANICE WEIGEL — dream to succeed in life. 189 Di PIETRO ' S PAINT AND HARDWARE Tool Rental Center and Lowe Brother ' s Paints INTERSTATE THEATERS CORP. MILFORD CINEMA I II MILFORD DRIVE-IN 529 Main St. Milford Best Wishes MILFORD AUTO PARTS Read ALL the news in the MILFORD DAILY NEWS Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 from Atty. Mrs. Anthony N. Compagnone Compliments of GREENLEAF FINANCE INC. 230 Main St. Milford, Massachusetts Fifty-one years of dedicated service to the people of the Greater Milford Area Best Wishes — 74 — Compliments of ACME TILE AND TERRAZZO COMPANY Slate — Marble — Tile — Terrazzo 10 Cross St. 864-8896 Providence, R.l. 02904 Compliments of MILFORD PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC. I.A.F.F. Local 2140 3 South Main St. Milford, Mass. OUTTA SHAPE BACK IN AT THE The Finest Recreational Complex In Central New England i r ' V Vvi S(?UAsk .� d Tennis Club TENNIS DRIVE (BOSTON TURNPIKE RTE. 9) SHREWSBURY, MA. TEL (617)845-1000 A HENLEY LUNDGREN ENTERPRISE SQUASH • TENNIS • HANDBALL HEALTH CLUB • STEAM SAUNA � Jj r i 4 k Li J W THlMK TH? 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