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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

“®ncc upon a time i zxz foas tlje Class of 1978 .,3)t bias tljetr task to record tlje efrents of tlje school gear in tlje mnetg-fourtlj Litton of tlje (©ak, Etlg anb 31 kg. ®ljts ts tiye book in foljtcij tljeg can look back anb bream about nesterbau C3 What is a Dream? Who I am and where will I go Is a dream people would like to know? A dream to catch and hold forever Is to love tomorrow forever and ever. A successful life is another dream, Fogged in your mind it can’t be seen. For independence is the greatest drive Finding out you’re really alive. Someday a reality your dream will become, The dream that was always number one. Dreaming is joy in every day, Being able to give your love away. To be kind to those who live apart, A special kindness in every heart. Finally: a dream is to know you’re always free To be the things you want to be. by Lisa Mazzone o, mJF : - i%F Ml. w % MW :v ® r j Jr y«i ,V« JraKyl ♦ ■ ■i|s 1 $ J| Wmm V f Wk ' .MgL 5 .’ 6 ? ' y. ■ ■• : r-y. What’s a Child’s Dream? A child’s dream is to be that certain person Who is looked upon in a very special way. Boys dream of firemen or one who goes out of space, Maybe even the president of the United States. Girls dream of being a nurse or like their mom, Who always try to be so calm. Children forever dress up and pretend, But, they know someday pretending will end. They always want to be someone on T.V., Superman, Wonderwoman, whoever they see. Dreaming is lots of candy and toys Always made for girls and boys. Dark and scary, colorful and bright, A child dreams from day to night. A child’s dream holds many fears, And often enough it will bring those tears. Tears for love and security to hold. Security and love which will never grow old. As a child grows he’ll have the time To reach the dream he wants to find. When I grow up 1 dream to have Lots of love and never be sad. Children’s dreams are exciting and great, But don’t forget, dreaming is never too late. by Lisa Massone I closed my eyes for a moment and the moment is gone . . . They say I’m a dreamer I guess I’ll always be For without my hopes and petty wishes I guess I’m just not me. There are lots of things in my mind That I suppose I may never find But the farther away they might seem I may someday find them in a dream. Although my wish may not be so real And may not show anyone else quite how I feel It will be there running through my mind like a stream There is nothing like the thought of having my own special dream. Paul Fitzpatrick The one dream I think we all dream of over and over again, is the dream to be happy forever . . . Dreaming is for everyone, Big and little it’s so much fun. Children start when they’re so small, Dreaming what they’ll be and all. Looking into space you’ll stare Even though there’s nothing there. One keeps hope and faith in mind, Something you hope you’ll always find. Dreaming is reaching that certain goal That in your mind you will always hold. 4 TABU of CONTENTS, Introduction . p. 2 Dedication . p. 6 Faculty Section . p. 11 Senior Section . p. 21 Superlatives . p. 72 Sports Section . p. 99 Activities Section . p. 137 Class of 79 . p. 162 Class of 80 . p■ 164 Class of 81 . p■ 166 Ad Section ... p. 169 EDITORS — NANCY MCCARTHY, DAVID ZACHILLI, LYNN JACOBS BUSINESS MANAGERS — STEPHEN CAPUZZIELLO, SEAN NEILAN CANDY VENDORS — PAUL FITZPATRICK, RENEE MAILLOUS, JOHN COOK ART — MICHAEL BAVARO, DAVID RAM, ANNETTE STEINER TYPISTS — AUDREY PARISI, LIZA MAZZONE, RENEE MAILLOUX, CHRISTINE HAJJAR STAFF — TRICIA CATUSI, LINDA MANCINI, DEBBIE RICHARD, JO-ANN SANTORO, PATRICIA PERNA, MARY INNIS, LISA CIARAMICOLI, ELLEN SANNICANDRO, DONNA FILOSA, HOLLY DIOMEDES, CONCIE SAYLES, JAMES MAZZUCHELLI, JYLL NESTA, ROB PEARL, MARY DELVECCHIO, CHERYL BONNER, KAREN LEONARDI, AMY KINSMAN, JO-ANN NEGRI, LAURIE KROM, DOREEN BURNS, SUE O’MEARA, MARK DOCURRAL, DENISE ARDITO, DARLENE DIAS, TERRI BACCHIOCCI, RENEE MAILLOUX, SANDRA FURKHART, JILL FLETCHER, ALAN KENNEDY, BONNIE WADE MARYELLEN DELVECCHIO, COLLEEN SULLIVAN, CHARLENE COSTIGAN, BETH WEIGEL, SHEILA TODD, MAURA CULLEN, TRICIA WEBBER SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. JOHN LEMISH OF THE MILFORD DAILY NEWS FOR THE USE OF HIS PICTURES. To Our Parents You may give us your love but not your thoughts, for we have our own thoughts. You may have our bodies but not our souls, for our souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you can not visit, not even in your dreams. Gibran We, the class of 1978, dedicate this yearbook to our parents, the parents who have cared so much and who have shared the good times and the bad with us. As Beecher said, “We never know the love of ouY parents for us, til we have become parents ourselves”. Sometimes not cften enoacjA, aw reflect afom tAo esjuwd tAump ; JUidoar tAoaaAt aAo m ( ' enter aroa wl t uMC ' are ' Awe ' , yCnd17t ua t aAout tAo feoflo, utAer mean so- mneA to- m e, • Anffor so numuwearsAaoe made me, so- yl id17count tAo time 17.Aeweyfroartten to sera, AlumA aou a iafast Aoar much Alooe ' tAem . ecla O haws c ... to our class advisors, Mrs. Beth Jones and Mr. William DeVita, who have supported us throughout our four years at Milford High School. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have had these two teachers guide us through our most memorable years at Milford High. The effort and time spent on our behalf will always be greatly appreciated. Their guidance and willingness to help will remain in our memories for years to follow. Our best wishes for your future happiness . . . the Class of 1978 8 yn To show our appreciation, the OLI staff of 1978 would like to say thanks to Mrs. Claudia Doherty and Mr. Russell Ridolfi. With their patience, great personalities and outstanding attri¬ butes, they have gained the love and respect of those who have come to know them. They are not only excellent advisors but two warm people in whom you can place your trust and confidence. They have devoted their time and efforts in helping the OLI staff to establish this yearbook of memories. Your friendship will long be remembered . . . the OLI staff 9 Principal, Mr. Paul Raftery Mr. David Hayes Assistant Principal Mrs. Joyce Phillips Superintendent Dr. James Buckley Assistant Superintendent Mr. Ronald Longobardi School committee, Atty. E. Patrick Doherty, Atty. George Holland, Mr. Sal Cimino, Mrs. Evelyn Al- legrezza, Mr. Dino DiBartolomeis, Mr. Ronald Santacroce, chairman. 12 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION Paul F. Raftery, Principal Joseph J. Tosches, Adm. Assistant David P. Hayes, Asst. Principal Joyce E. Phillips, Asst. Principal ART Clark Brennan Mary Jane Black BUSINESS John Sweeney Dennis Candini (Cooperative Ed.) Robert Dwyer Beatrice Klein Mary Lee Teresa Ruscitti Arthur Siipola (Distributive Ed.) ENGLISH P. Marie Colavita Joanne Binks John Brann Carolyn Brown Mary Lou Boucher Claudia Doherty Josephine Hallion James McCallum Russel Ridolfi Mary Ann Tebeau Paul Welburn FOREIGN LANGUAGES Anthony Villani Bonnie Bufalo Teresa Nelson Sheila O’Neill GUIDANCE Dr. John J. DeSalvia George Anderson Barbara Ciesla Edward Cottier Charles Espanet HOME ECONOMICS Evelyn Touhey Roseann Francesconi Irene Keenan Maureen Robertson Joan Senecal MATHEMATICS Nello Allegrezza William DeVita Alan DiFonzo Agnes Duggan Russel Kassatly Lorraine Lynch Karen Melanson Gary Morin Alfred Rossetti Francis Small MUSIC Donald Thatcher Donald Iacovelli Nicholas Tobin PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION Theresa Bellantuoni Joseph Connors Rosemary Mazzone (aide) Joseph Stoico TRADE AND INDUSTRY John A. Pilla (Oc. Ed. Director) Lawrence Bonetti Rudolph Dolina William Dutton Alexander Gromyko Francis Hutcheons Richard Jafferian Ernest Ramsey SUPPORT DEPARTMENTS Suzanne Caswell Doris Driscoll SCIENCE John P. Calagione Joseph Curran Betty Gibbs Robert Goss ancis Jablonski Pauline Kalagher Mary Heckley Thomas Pezzella Louis Piazza Richard Pultz SOCIAL STUDIES Gabriel DiBattista Robert Andreola John Daigle Paul DuFault Ernest Kapatoes Daniel Magee Matthew O’Connor Robert Samiagio Francis Ruscitti Evemarie Visconti irector) Media Center Edward Burke (Supervisor) Jane Lennon (Coordinator, Library Services) Office Staff Pierina Ramelli (Principal’s Ofc.) Connie Caccavelli (House A) Irene Dixon (House B) Dorothy Abbondanza (Media Center) Lucy Frascotti (Food Services) Linda Giacomuzzi (Career Ed.) Lee Murry (Occupational Ed.) Helen Neuding (Media Center) Kay Powers (Switchboard Operator) Cheryl VanderSluis (Data Process) Theresa Visconti (Guidance Ofc.) Shipping Receiving John J. Pilla 13 Front row from left: Francis Small, John Brann, Paul DuFault, Claudia Doherty; back row from left: Russell Kassatly, John Daigle, Joseph Stioco, Agnes Duggan, Edward Cottier. Front row from left: Carolyn Brown, Ann Woman, Maryjane Black, Stephanie Slack; back row from left: Alan DiFonzo, Russell Ridolfi, John Pilla, Robert Dwyer, Rudolph Dolina, Gabriel DiBatista. Nicholas Tobin, Donald Iacovelli, Dennis Candini, William DeVita. 1 «r k) 1 Front row from left: Robert Andreola, Beatrice Klein, William Pepka, John DeSalvia. back row from left: George Anderson, Fr. Ciambelli, Daniel Magee, James McCallum, Evemarie Visconti, Ernest Kapatoes. 15 mm. _:hiihi Front row from left: Roseann Francesconi, Arlene Guidali, Geurtrude Healy, Kathleen Drake, back row from left: Evelyn Touhey, Maureen Robertson, Joan Senecal, P. Marie Colavita, Robert Goss. Front row from left: John Calagione, Robert McGee, Jane Lennon, Edward Burke, back row from left: Anthony Chinappi, Charles Stand, Richard Pultz, Louis Piazza, Francis Jablonski, David Crescenzi, Richard Corbin. front, Mary Heckley, Betty Gibbs, Pauline Kalagher, Doris Driscoll, back, Suzanne Caswell, Ernest Ramsey, Louise DeCicco, Alex Gromyko, Harry Peters, Nello Allegrezza. front, Lorraine Lynch, Josephone Hallion, Teresa Nelson, Mary Lee, back, Vin Colelli, Francis Ruscitti, Matthew O’Connor, Charles Espanet, Lawrence Bonetti, Donald Thatcher, Teresa Ruscitti. , 7 Mr. Elwin Mrs. Smith Mr. Provost Mrs. Giacomuzzi, Mrs. Caccavelli x. Pilla, Mr. Lanzetta, Mr. Federico MrXCoscj Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Abbondanza, Ms. Lennon, Mrs. Neuding Mrs. Mazzone, Ms. Bellantuoni Mrs. Powers Mrs. Healey Mrs. Visconti Miss Ramelli oenior i ALFRED ABBONDANZA Abbo likes: Gold, work, football, B.S.A., camping, hiking, softball, Queen, Boston, Monty Python. dislikes: work, getting up early, Geometry, being lonely. SUSAN AMOUR Susie likes: Salvatore, my family, my friends, 8 11 76, parties, Boston, M.B., J.A. dislikes: rainy days, tests, that you can’t cheat on, homework. HENRY ROBERT ACQUAFRESCA Hank likes: Saturday nights, wrestling, hunting, eat¬ ing, pinball, ledgeholes, Yes. dislikes: term papers, losing weight, rainy nights, Monday mornings, getting pinned. Kiss, my Toyota, waiting for Grady. CHRISTOPHER J. ANDERSON Shine, null set likes: football, hockey, old cars, motorcycles, the old Luby Ave., The Bleilers, my friends, T.B. and B.G., D.T., my brother sister, dislikes: Hero’s, rainy weekends, fagits, safety rules, hand tools, D-6. MICHAEL ACQUAFRESCA likes: weekends, Majors, vacations, Oak n’ Spuce, youth group, hunting. dislikes: my Toyota, sickes, hitting, telephone poles, Monday mornings. DANIEL APICELLA Pig likes: concerts, Dormitory, partying, P.C., S.C., making jokes, being different characters, dislikes: Maynard, H.C., 3-26-77, seeing my¬ self be normal. JAMES JEFFREY ALVES Monkey likes: S-P.D., SPA, family, Christmas, Parties at my house, E, soccer, X. dislikes: Greeks, Dukes girls, Dukes motor, when Zizza has too many. ROSEMARIE ARCHAMBAULT Rose likes: C.G., Partying!, Led Zeppelin, Mr. McCallu, Jethro Tull, listening to music, dislikes: hangovers, my job, school, liars, rainy Monday mornings, being bumbed out. TRACEY ANNE ARVIN likes: Fridays, parties, Day 2, yoints, Junior year, 6-4-78, my Chevy. dislikes: rainy Mondays, a car that won’t start, 12-8-76, no money. LOUIS JOSEPH ARCUDI 9 Ball likes: M.L., mod 3 77, Bernie, Carbo, Bowling, J.D., L.C., “Summer 75”, May 38, 77. dislikes: 2 20 77, French II, not being invited, being lonely, S.C.G. RICHARD ATHERTON DENISE MARIE ARDITO Denny likes: friends, family, my buddy, sports, au¬ tumn, Fozzie Bear, summer, dislikes: stiches, rainy weekends, cheaters, mushrooms, snakes. RONALD G. AUGER Ooje likes: Holly, B.W., my Caddy, Ring Dance, with K.A., Beer, S.M.B., MaryBeth, Diana, dislikes: Mr. H., not going out on weekends, getting left out, Stevie Wonder. PAULINE ARGETSINGER 23 MICHAEL BARAIOLO “Crazy Horse likes: sleeping, weekends, P.W., sports, 5 21 76, math, family, friends, dislikes: getting old, losing, cops at the Grove, work, leaving high. FLORENCE AUTY Flo likes: the cape, “76” “77”, partying, good music, Schultz, Coffee, Brandy, winning, sleep¬ ing late. dislikes: heros, red and white, rain, getting caught, being bored, Farrah. MICHAEL BARNEY MARK BABBIN Wazs likes: my car, going on flights, F.M., Summer “77”, getting high, parties, my friends, dislikes: school, getting up in the morning, no gas, no money, when the school is dry. JULIE BAUMGARNER TERRI ANN BACCHIOCCHI “Broccoli” likes: Duey’s Road, strawberries, winning, money, the beach, clowns, 8 15 77, a “73” Cougar. dislikes: being bored, losing, rainy days, Good-byes, 11 8 77, running out of time. MICHAEL BAVARO likes: Banana’s, Unde Clarky, Clarky’s class, making movies, Min, ketchup, reclining seats, Christmas. dislikes: Guis, girls who make fools of them¬ selves, spilling things, Clinton, Winter. CAMERA SHY 24 MARK BELFORTI likes: golf, football. Patriots, open mods, Peter Frampton, summer vacation, money, dislikes: Big D, cafe food, math, homework, tests, getting up in the morning. JOSEPH BERRY Beefer likes: Oak Spruce, parties, weekends, Hock¬ ey, Football. dislikes: Telephone poles, little cars, 6th mod. DEBRAH BELMONTE Zelda likes: 9 27 77, partying, concerts, Corvetts, Cape Cod, summer, dancing, The Allardices. dislikes: winter, flat shoes, feet, housework, my mark, waking up. BONNIE BILODEAU Bum likes: Lucky, Horses, animals, houseback rid¬ ing, steak, working at SRC. dislikes: snobs, English, Am. Gov’t, research papers, animal haters, Gawk, Ethan Frome. SAM BENTON BENSON Beny likes: girls, sex, parties, fooling around, Mus¬ tangs, and Chargers, Mr. McCallum’s English class. dislikes: Monday mornings, school, work, being with a car, stuckup girls. JAMES BIRD Birdie likes: Stones, Dormitory, Concerts, laughing, fits, making fun of people, Jagger. dislikes: Maynard, Hippies, Cal L.A.O., Dan¬ ny ' s driving. CHRISTINE BERARDI Chris Big Buddy and Co., 1 14 77, watermelon, rhines, Hamilton Beach, 4 22 77, riding, dislikes: charging, flat tires, waiting for letters, government tests, arguements. 25 CHERYL BONNER Bonna likes: my family, friends, U-5, cheering, com¬ petitions, memories, Jr. Prom, walks, 8 6 77, surprises. dislikes: Pressure, 10 24 77, losing, pacer clock, disappointments, pea soup, waiting, TREES . DENICE BISHOP Din-Din likes: Jose, watching T.V., going out on Friday nights. dislikes: hero’s, school, mornings, getting up early to put my dog out. MARIANNE BOUCHARD Kikla likes: trucks, T.P., family, friends, 8 19 77, concerts, James Taylor, Value King, dislikes: two-faced people, snobs, getting up at six. DONALD BLAUTH Donnie likes: Saturday nights, Hockey, New York Yankees, Trans Ams. dislikes: getting up early, Mark’s jokes, liver, studying. ROSE ANN BRAGDON Rosa likes: Wally, dancing, my job, traveling, my family, B.H., my freedom. dislikes: family fights, A.C., snobs, drinkers. BERNADETTE G. BONETTI Beany, Beans likes: Ted’s in Northboro, Dixie’s, PaPa, Pago Pago, my friends, “Skinner”, Fabulous Spidels. dislikes: rainy weekends, cement head, bills, nosey people, 10 23 77. JEFFREY P. BRODEUR Jeff likes: Queen, Red Sox, Patriots, 6 29 77, WBVF, the Cape, the beach, parties, dislikes: mornings working on Friday nights, rain, Yankees, Disco Music. I 26 DONNA BRUSTIN “Bronco” likes: my family, friends, P.S.C., partying, Groucho Marx, driving around, 8 11 77. dislikes: haunts, good-byes, being accused, two-faced people, tears. DONNA BROWN Sexy Red likes: Matt, my family, my friends, work, sports, birds, E.K. dislikes: 9 30 77, homework, reading myth, books, snoby people, rainy days, Monday. SANDRA G. BUCCHINO Charlie likes: C.M., birds, my family, partying, P.M., 7 25 77, friends, T.A., C.C. dislikes: Peter Z., junior jr., work, rain, Mac Donald’s shakes, 2 28 77, Ronnie S. JOE BRUNETTI Joe Buno likes: Yes, ELP, Classic, music, likable things, the sky, playing the guitar. dislikes: Disco, noise, woodworking class, weekdays. WILLIAM BUCKLEY Buck likes: beating on cars (red chevy’s), beer, Char¬ gers, 6ch mod, Missouri. dislikes: working. Dead Man’s class, minus mind broads, Navy Brats, red Chevy’s. MARIA BRUNO Mary likes: S.A. friends, people who are kind, my family, life. dislikes: people who are not trustworthy, party poopers. JOSEPH MARK BULSO Joe likes: Lynyrd Skynyrd, my Marantz, Vegging out. Red Maseratis, acing tests, dislikes: buying concert the night the group dies, Trig. GEORGINE BURDICK CAMERA SHY JACQUELYN BURNS Jackie likes: brownies, miracles, Bill’s, long hard ride, taking corners, Thanksgiving, dislikes: making decisions, fights, Harris Ave., blushing, an empty tank, rushing. ALAN BURGEY Speed likes: P.C, Baseball, old cars, vans, family, friends, weekends, white mags, wasting time, dislikes: rainy days, getting up, reading, PRS, hippies, warm beer. MARY BURNS Mazie likes: being independent, N.H., my dog, jeans, roastbeef, weekends, partying, dislikes: bubble gum music, fights, people that think they’re better than you. BRENDA BURNS JOSEPH CACCAVELLI likes: Oliva’s Market, my family, golf, my car, Aunts and Uncles, accounting, parties, dislikes: Junior Class, Cafe food. DOREEN F. BURNS Pork Chops likes: snowy days, M.M.H., family, friends, partying, Dunkin, surprises, Skipper D., driv¬ ing around. dislikes: liars, being hurt, rainy weekends, two-faced people, Alan’s girl, corners. SALLY CAMACHO likes: A.D. parties, friends, concerts, my car, New York. dislikes: two-faced people, people who say “forget it!” MICHAEL CALARESE Cal likes: Sybil, laughing fits, Pete’s house, the lobby, C.B.B., pigtoons, sleeping, dislikes: a Maynard cop, hippies, stupid drivers, shaving, being broke. STEPHEN CAPUZZIELLO “Cappa” likes: winter, my family. Cape Cod — Summer of 77, weekends, The Gong Show, Fitzy’s Cadillac, parties. dislikes: warm winters, SAT’s, babysitting, bor¬ ing people, having no car, waiting. JOANNE CALITRI Joe likes: Michael, 8-20-77, fieldtrips, VW’s, happy times, brown eyes, kittens, green, dislikes: dumb blondes, purple, history, “other four, pain, mixed-up feelings. PATRICIA A. CARON Patty likes: Billy, 2 4 77, football games, pizza, weekends, beer, bus rides, 10 22 77. dislikes: winter, warm-ups, brother no. 3, get¬ ting up, weekdays, P.O.D. JOHN CALLAHAN Calvin likes: Rod Stewart, Kiss, T.V., wrestling, riding around, staying out late, Michelob. dislikes: school, Yankees, getting up in the morning, Country Music. PATRICIA CATUSI Trish likes: family, U-five, Ruphus, 3 77, strawber¬ ries,-pandas, West Dennis, “Mittsie”, PSC. dislikes: being confused, rainy Sundays, fight¬ ing, pain, old newspapers, C.K., ballons. TROY L. CECCO Checko likes: S.D.K., convertibles, jazz trumpet players, musicians, Chevy Vans, Full Moons, dislikes: Jocks, Mr. lac in a bad mood, Narc’s, M.H.S., weekdays, rumours, B-54. CAROL CHILSON Chili likes: enjoying myself, friends, family, birds, my freshman year, my senior year, dislikes: Hero’s, homework, problems. KAREN CHAPMAN K.C. likes: my mother, eating, le francais, big clothes, Jethro Tull, David, dislikes: skimpy clothes, people who hate to be different, Psychology, SAT’s. KIM CHISHOLM Chim likes: S.C., partying, trips, David Bowie, my family, E.L.P., painting. dislikes: Hero’s, closed studies, cigarettes, being bored, waiting. LINDA CHAVES Turtle likes: sports, Backgammon, friends, weekends, dislikes: snobs, liver, Yankees. LISA CIARAMICOLI Clara likes: Runners, flowers, my family, friends, being along, rainbows, smiles, sunshine, Eas- tham. dislikes: disappointments, crying, goodbuys, being upset, rain, 4 20 77, peas, being haunted. ■¥ PATRICK CHIANESE i MICHAEL ALAN CICCIU “Cicc” likes: track, haunting Owen, B. Ball, R.B., Aerosmith, 495 Cinema, Yankees, dislikes: running, B.D., D.B., Hopedale, Humanities, Red Sox. MICHAEL COLETTI LINDA CIVITILLO Leech likes: Ricky T., blue, humungus, Musk, 12 23 76, super tongue, driving fast, kitty’s, dislikes: beards, being hurt, waiting, B.M., Phys Ed, boredom. ROBERT NEIL CONNER JR. Dudley likes: Big D. money, Saturday nights, my friends. dislikes: Theory, sightsinging, Mr. T. (D.O.M.), filling out applications, deficencies. DAVID CLARICO Dave likes: Photography, Celtics. dislikes: Junior Year, Mod 8, Mr. Dan M. WILLIAM P. CONSIGLI Sig likes: D.D., friends, snowy nights, locker room, camp, A.K.E.D., winning, weekends, dislikes: lossing, rainy days, practicing, waiting. DONALD CLIFFORD CHARLENE COSTIGAN Chucka likes: my family, friends, St. Mary’s, feild Hockey, getting presents, the Cape, weekends, dislikes: people who use other people, French, crutches. CAMERA SHY JOHN COOK likes: Yes, 3 Stooges, Chuck Barris, money, laughing fits, Washington D.C., my attitude, dislikes: swamps, being rushed, Trig, “V”, J.S., working Saturdays. JOSEPH COUTURE Joey likes: my 54 Ford, G.S., crusing with the gang, parties, weekends. dislikes: Monday’s, cold days, Mods 1 and 6, House A and B. MICHAEL CORREIA STEVEN COVINO Covink likes: Life Savers, girls, Gong Show, summer “77”, Saturday Night Live, sports, dislikes: being alone, people trying to be funny, grouchy people, being short. VINCENT COSENTINO V.J. likes: A.K.K., J M, N.(Y.)J., 5, my boots, Mustangs, Steely Dan, true friends, Zeeba, cold sheets, Nello. dislikes: losing, waiting, losing weight, 10 3 77, being haranged, B.S. (J.W.), working weekends, Jungle Boogie on green vans. ROBERT CROWLEY Cat likes: Saturday nights, golfing, Montreal Cana¬ dians, seeds, S.W. dislikes: waking up in the morning, vegging out. 32 CAMERA SHY MAURA CULLEN Mo jay likes: friends, pond swimming, 9 29 77, pranks, smiles, winning, singing, vacation, life, dislikes: Referees, losing, D.D., driving, Feb. 17, rudeness, non-sociable people, couples, fakers. PHILIP DALESIO Phil likes: Electronics and computers. dislikes: sports. CYNTHIA CUNNINGHAM STEVEN M. DANIELS likes: D.R., S.M.B., C.D.B., “not being whip¬ ped”, 44 Magnum’s, Cuda’s. dislikes: saying no more ”, 12 17 76, Elton John, Dead Heads, Pearls gross out’s at lunch. ANNE MARIE D’ALESSANDRO Bougart likes: Frye boots, Porsche, Neil Young, R.R., snow, pupplies, guys, skiing. MARIA DACOSTA DAVID DALESIO Der likes: parties, D.D., cars, Monday Night Foot¬ ball, late nights. dislikes: school, work, dance’s, teasing certain people. 33 MARY ELLEN DELVECCHIO Delvec likes: swimming, family, vacations, sis., skiing, Lane 5, Cape Cod, making movies, Tommy, dislikes: waiting, Questions, pacer clock, Lane 1, 10 24 77, everyone leaving for college. DIANE DAVIES Duck likes: family, friends, Montreal, skiing, Dave, Summer of ’77, letters, lollopops. dislikes: being bored, braces, 10 24 77, getting haunted, snobs, rainy weekends. PATRICIA ANN DEMARIA “Ray” likes: my family, friends, J.A., summer of ’76’, The Cape, memories, smiles, surprises, snow, dislikes: waiting, goodbyes, 5 4 77, arguing with monkey, carying, back-stabbers. JAMES DEAN Pork sausage likes: June, summer of “77”, driving around, football. dislikes: snobs, summer of “76”. SUSAN DENNING Sue likes: Ma’s cooking, A.T.K., Coke T., Led Zepplin, Concerts, Cape Cod, Hampton, weekends, Italy. dislikes: bad trips, jacks, snobs, rainy days, Aerosmith, History, Milford. MARY DELVECCHIO DelVec likes: my family, friends, Mattapoisett, “he Cuda”. P.S.C., walks, V-5, West Dennis, talk¬ ing, Chianese food. dislikes: bossy people, applications, being sick, “silly” arguments, pacer clock, saying good¬ bye. MARK PETER DEPAOLO Dippy likes: Hope Ann, my family, weekends, sports, driving, summer, the cape, lifting, sleeping late, dislikes: accidents. S.A.T.’S, not starting, being bored, brunk broads, getting behind. 34 TONY DIAS “Mitch” likes: Terry, Skynard, 7 20 76, flights D.S.A., weekends, partying, coors, summer of “76”. dislikes: Administrative Aides, M. O’Connor, Mondays, Heros, waking up, KISS. JEANNE MARIE DESALVIA Jeanne likes: Mark, my family friends, junior proms, hot pretzels, summer 77, 1 29 77. dislikes: “black cats”, 3 9 76, good byes, S.A.T.’s, insincerity, disappointments, hurt. LINDA DIBATTISTA Lin likes: Autumn, windy days, “Miricles”, my fam¬ ily, “Star Wars”, the Dodgers, dislikes: Donuts, snow, sad stories, “Feelings”, spiders, snakes, The Oakland Raiders. WILLIAM DESANTIS Dissy ,—v. likes: Mr. P.’s oceanography class, pice chicks, “Pickinics’s with A.V.”, Lifting, Pink Floyd, dislikes: B. Duffy’s, freckels, S, Chem., spinache T, Duffy’s straws. CYNTHIA ANN DICECCO Cindy likes: crafts, sleeping the morning, people, music, Christmas time, art. dislikes: English, homework, commercials. DARLENE DIAS likes: family, friends, Jacka, Saturday nights down Monkeys, Fleetwood Mac, weekends, dislikes: Mondays, C.O., decisions, not having enough time, being confused, goodbyes. Jr -- ' HOLLYANN DIOMEDES , Holly” likesfirish Setters, Halloween “77”, summer “77”, 4 20 77, Fall, J.N.F.C., Christmas, Smiles, family friends. •reLkesHnsincere people, end of a good thing, good-byesy tears, “G.A.” JOHN DIPIETRO Jackie likes: air condition 4 5, mod 1, Led Zepplin, Frank Zappa, Mr. Raftery. dislikes: Homeroom with E.R., rainy days, hero’s, closed studies. ALLEN R. DOW AL likes: drums, vocal, baseball, basketball, read¬ ing creative writing. dislikes: Math, Giddy people, “Loud and thrown together rock” Country Western music. SIMON DIRAZONIAN Sim likes: snow, The Cape, cutlass, Real Friends, construction, weekends. dislikes: “Big D”, french, fog. heroes, Monday mornings. GREG DOYLE “Harry” likes: S.M.R., wrestling, football camp, Satur¬ day Night Live, Pearl’s jokes, Clapton, “FreeBird”. dislikes: torn ligaments, swamps, Duffy’s Haunts, prejudiced people, waiting, losing. MARK ANTHONY doCURRAL “Duke” likes: SR5’s, throwing books, Ruphus, certain people, winning, football, Greenbacks, Portug- reeks. dislikes: competitive eggheads, monkey’s ideas, Bulls, aggravation, monotonous classes, un- sadistical people. JOANNA DRESSER likes: Mark, my fishies, 6 19 77, The Cape, peanut M M’s, old times, dislikes: fighting, heros, savages, being alone, being depressed, coming down. DENISE A DOMINICI DENISE likes: hondas, MBM productions, BMaximus, Uncle CB, padiddles, felines, Chaka Khan, the Drive-In. dislikes: palm tree, can openers, moving on. JOHN DULAK Buddy likes: weekends, friends, parties, winters, good music. dislikes: Ned, school, mods 1 8, lousy par¬ ties, jocks, heros, rainy days. BILLY DUFFY “The Duffa” likes: cemetary, girls. dislikes: 113, double sessions, school, studying, K. homework. SUSAN MARIE DULAK Susie likes: record collection, school, family, true friends, outdoors, children. Smith family, dislikes: heros, being hurt, only girl, rainy days. EDWARD DUFRESNE DENISE A. DULUDE Dunache likes: “SIGI”, family, friends, 7 15 76, JR. Prom, nuts, A.KF.B., nose, winning 46. dislikes: Questions, practice, mondays, 9 23 77, getting up, 9 30 77, waiting, tears, fight¬ ing. LOUIS DUFRESNE Lucas likes: life, girls, partys, purchase st., Medway, D.M., stooges, rock roll, friends, dislikes: nagging sisters, snobby girls, dead par¬ tys, being single, no time. ANDRE - G. DUQUESNAY JR. Andy likes: mod 8, wrestling matches, Saturday nights, D.B., football games, Air conditioning, dislikes: Monday mornings, narks, closed studies, late practices, carrying mats. WILLIAM EDEN likes: hockey, Bruins, G.C., weekends, dislikes: Chinese food, Mondays, D.C. DAVID FALVEY Falv likes: football, basketball, L.A., going to Bos¬ ton, beating P.E. teachers in basketball every time L.A. plays them. dislikes: rainy days, Mondays, getting 3 out of 4 long rides. DEBRA ELFAST Debbie likes: Schultz, summer “77”, traveling, skiing, weekends, B.R. dislikes: boring classes, rain, Mondays, “nauseated”. MICHAEL FERRUCCI ReRun likes: girls, G.O.L.D., my old 67 Chevy, cater¬ ing with Lou, partying with the old gang, sum¬ mer of “77”. dislikes: Mr. Ramsey’s shop, rainy weekends, narks, jocks, cheap people. PAMELA EVANOFF Pammy likes: family, friends, Toba, crystal, OOna, michelob, hideaway, flights, Armada, partying, dislikes: school, rain, winter, dishes at work, metal, poles, no money. DONNA FILOSA likes: family, friends, grandmother, telephone, smiles, BG’s, sports, Cape, camping, TED. dislikes: being pinched, boredness, secrets, ar¬ guing, rain, being slapped in the head. JAMES GREGORY EVERS Jimmy likes: Cape Cod, u-turn, haunting people, Bill’s Pizza, grey ghost, NPC. dislikes: flat tires, homeroom, Jr. Prom, run¬ ning out of gas. MARGARET ROSE FISHER Maggie likes: listening to records, smoking, dislikes: house cleaning, coming home early. CYNTHIA FRABOTTA Cindy likes: PC Friars, blue eyes, 4 21 77, Hyannis, M M ' s, music, friends, family, dislikes: 5 13 77, pickles, rainy weekends, goodbyes, waiting, being bored, decisions, mono. PAUL E. FITZPATRICK Fitzie likes: My Family, weekends, sunny days, “Mich,” track, “Irish power,” Appicella, sum mer of “77”. dislikes: mondays, blue cars that don’t ing Big White Houses. ADELINA FRAGA j. ... , . Ff oggy likes: watching t.v., riding around, going out on the weekends, A.G. dislikes: school, monday mornings. JILL SUZANNE FLETCHER Jill likes: Jack, graphic arts, my family, friends, Rod Stewart, 11 11 76. dislikes: Jack ' s van, “The Animals”, snow. JOHN ANTHONY FRASCOTTI Frisky likes: wrestling, my family, money, M.T.B., 99’s, The Grey Ghost, cowboy hats, dislikes: diets, vinyls, S.A.T.s, bad drivers, doc¬ tor’s offices, geeks, matburns, loosing, v6l- kswagons, haunts, Aerosmith. PAULETTE FORC ER Polly likes: Sugar Bear, prom “76’, O.O. Beach, Penelope, somebreros, turquoise, M.C.C. Ice Cream. dislikes: A.G., bald heads, vegetables, false ac¬ cusations, needles, disappointments, being hurt, Good-byes. 39 DAWN GARRITY Frampton likes: partying, nature, racquet ball, friends, family, Charli G., horses, The abuse, dislikes: moody people, bars, Sundays, SCHOOL rules, ’s punishment, onions, aggra- vadons, waiting. STEVEN FREDERICK FULLER TooTall likes: Basketball, fast cars, girls, weekends, Canada “72”, Hendrix, stones, Aerosmith. dislikes: basketball practice, Schlitz lite, M.O., people who don’t like rock. ROBERT GARRITY Garrit likes: motorcycle, stereo, flights with the boys, partys — Port Hole, Caddys. dislikes: no money, getting aggravated, rainy weekends. SANDRA ANN FURKART Miss hollywood likes: Fleetwood Mac, salty marguritas, “Rhett Butler Scarlet O’Hara,” Tutta theatre, dislikes: whiskey sours, jocks, “two lives love has torn apart,” “late lizard.” MARK GIACOMUZZI likes: D.L.D., Steely Dan, Hampton Beach, the heap, Saturday nights up monkey’s, dislikes: rainy weekends, Mondays, most of Monkey’s ideas, when DARLENES’ obnoxi¬ ous. HELEN GALIMI H.S.H. likes: Partying, having secrets, Laconia Hamlet, doge vans, chicken soup, June 78’. dislikes: rainy weekends, people who lie, bor¬ ing classes, homework. ROBERT ALAN GILMORE “Gilly” likes: SARA, cafe candlelight dinners, Monty Python, partying, winning big, trashing people, dislikes: irresponsible people, practices, losing, French, being eight balled, Monday football films. 40 GEORGE GLENNON George likes: Baseball, Hockey, Karate, sailing, New¬ port R.I., Bruins, mod 8 Jr. year, dislikes: conformists, losing. JUDY GRIFFIN “Jude the Dude” likes: family, friends, parties, payday, K.I., 7 14 77. dislikes: Liars, snobs, rain, chicken. SHARON GOLDBERG “SHA” likes: Monteal, sleeping, Ocean Bay, New York, egg plant, CBB, green, gorks. dislikes: route 16, red, winter, traffic, govern¬ ment, obnoxiousness, false people, Mondays, competition. THOMAS GRILLO TIPS likes: YES, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Gibson, episodes with Sally, rat. dislikes: school, getting up early, hero’s, liver, disco, bogs. MARIA GOMES CHRISTINE HAJJAR Chris likes: a place in Franklin, MG’s, family, friends, 5 29 77, “Afternoon Delight.” dislikes: snotty people, people who tease, wait¬ ing, being bored, housework, homework. KEVIN MICHAEL GRADY “Goober” likes: K.A., my family, winning, big parties, YES, stairway, the locker room, dislikes: Monday film guies, rainy weekends, losing pisco, hitting houses, homeroom. S v 41 RANDY HEITIN Rand likes: Star Trek Conventions, Buddy Rich con¬ certs, 2001, Ice Hockey, breakaway, dislikes: liver, Gideonites, bad seats, crowds, bad tennis courts. JILL E. HANNINGTON likes: MARK WINN, parties, 8 7 77, payday, Sat. nite, my friends, going. dislikes: waking up, Monday morning, heros, Feb. 78, work, school, dead parties. WANDA MIA HENDRIX Wandamia likes: Freddie, Italian food Maine, 9 1 77, ani¬ mals, Chicago, 5th Ave. guros green, JUDY, movies. dislikes: Bob, History, Mondays, N.Y.C., nag¬ ging, QUEERS, snakes. BARBARA HANLEY “BAH” likes: The beach, family friends, Cat Stevens, memories, parries, the games, Lynn’s Mother, dislikes: rainy weekends, horseback riding, having no money, getting up early. MARLI HENRIQUES likes: my family, Autumn, my car, my friends, shopping, carnations, Boston concert, dislikes: tests, rotten bands, stuck up people, boring classes. ROBIN HARRIS likes: concerts, weekends, 10 14 77, Sass, Monty Python, payday. dislikes: waiting, for June, winters, alarm clocks, seafood. KIM HICKEY likes: David . . 2 13 75, tennis, my family, my friends, my dog. dislikes: shrimp, A.G., writing letters, dentists, stuck-ups. 42 JAMES JABLONSKI “Jabba” likes: Stones, Aerosmith, 10 30 77, 9 24 77, scuba diving, California. dislikes: disco, bad bands, term papers. MAUREEN R. HINDS “HINDSY” likes: horseback riding, my family, pizza, “TINA,” Barbie’s laugh,” Lynn’s “R.-talk.” dislikes: getting up early, hot dogs, losing money, rainy Friday nights. LYNN MARIE JACOBS “MIYA” likes: My Family, SMILING; Audra Ann, Nauset Beach, Uncle Chico Co., LIFE, PEOPLE, Children, Cape Cod Family, dislikes: Turning into a pumpkin at 12 mid¬ night, 3 26 77, HISTORY, The ROTARY, Rotten Teeth. RICHARD HOLLETT Dick likes: cars, girls, flights, Gold, good times, music, Zepplin, riding around, parties, sports, dislikes: show-offs, jocks, teacher’s hassels, fakers, boredom. WILLIAM JENKINS MARY INNIS “Muffy” likes: wintertime, home, 11 13 74, Jay, Win¬ nie, skiing, surprises, California, munching o ut, parties. dislikes: crying, growing up, nosebags, fighting, homeroom. Fags, cops, Mono. DOROTHY JOANNIS Dotty likes: animals, open country, log cabin, New Hampshire, and Vermont in the Fall, dislikes: math, peanut butter, cruelty to ani¬ mals, unnecessary animal killing. i PETER JOHNSON Pete likes: my car, headphones. Big Macs, money, weekends. dislikes: boredom, working late, an empty tank, S.A.T.s, Monday mornings. ALAN JAMES KENNEDY likes: The Beach, Boston, friends, “MOUCHIE,” M.T.G., spaghetti, peanut butter-cookies. dislikes: cold pizza, cold weather, “FLINTY,” meaningless arguements, people who have to be told “how to drive.” HENRY JUREWICH Hank likes: PARTIES dislikes: Accidents and Flat Tires. MICHAEL DAVID KENNEDY Mike likes: Beer in bottles, flights, partie,s sleepingmonte, weekends. Summer, cartoons , dislikes: broken transmissions, vibrating speakers, rainy weekends, Sundays, beer cans, straightes. CYNTHIA KEARSLEY WILLIAM V. KERSHOW III The Kid likes: Vais Place, Skiinh, my planes, haunting the married Val. dislikes: cleaning my room, Our Volkswagon. OWEN KEENAN 0“, “O-HEAD” likes: basketball, Holy Cross, Beatles, winning, weekends, hot weather, GIRLS (surprised?) dislikes: Hopedale, losing, the PIT, HAUNTS, S.A.T.s, Brew, curfews, snobs, neatness. INEZ LEAHY Blue Eyes likes: Turles, family, friends, Southern Com¬ fort, graduating, gold, red, Fridays, dislikes: School, Milford, homework, 8 23 77, 9 14 77, Mondays, rainy weekends. DAVID B. KEVORKIAN Bird likes: My Charger, Saturday Nights, 5:30 at the Big D, Lisa D. dislikes: 3rd, 6th, 7th mods, Anyone who dislikes me, a certain Saturday night. LINDA LEAVITT AMY KINSMAN Ame likes: V.J. J M, N(Y)J. 5, Beatles Lam- brusco, 118828, stickies, Beach Mountain Castle. dislikes: grubs, vans, that blow up, b.s.gray days, litterers. MARK LEBLANC “L” likes: Karen, 11-13-76, Newport, wrestling, My 455, Junior Prom, Buster Bunny, dislikes: Green Vegas, Egotists, rain, empty gas tank, Mondays, M.O.’s Lectures. LORRAINE KROM KAREN LEONARDI Mulligan likes: Rhode Island, 10 8 77, Jr. Prom, Sat. Sunday football, weekends, dislikes: rain, The Fair, crying, snobs, August 1977, Tara ' s Lain, haunts. CAMERA SHY CHERYL LIBERTY MARSHIA LOVELL Moosh likes: Trinka, Turk, 1st mod, birds, pay checks, my family. dislikes: boring History classes, getting up, being tired. MARK LOBISSER Lobo likes: Hockey, Pro football games, McDonalds, Saturday nights, riding around, disliked: Mondays, taking notes, chicken, sick jokes, being hit by cafe food. ANTHONY LUCCA Tony likes: golf, Thunderbirds, sports, Con’s, S.F., airshows, family, Cape Cod. dislikes, cheap seats, Boston Garden, econom¬ ics, IFR, Mondays, rainy Pat’s games. RICHARD LOMBARD JR. Rich likes: Raquetball, Nancy, a night out with the boys, Science, DNA debates, dislikes: Sundays, McDonalds, equations, SAT’S, loud people, Janny’s attitude toward foreplay. ANA MARIA MACHADO Chado likes: paintings, parties, animals, travelling, horror movies, music, vans, dislikes: Monday’s, family fights, boring classes. JEAN LOMBARDI Jeannie, “Nut” likes: J.D., 78, pizza, Lambrusco Riunite, The Rec, the ocean, California, dislikes: rainy weekends, Mondays, heroes, P.O.D., I.D.’s, decisions, good-byes. f DEBORAH MAFFIA Deb likes: Paul, my family, my friends, weekends The Red Sox, “Yaz”, KKC, sports, dislikes: M.O., rainy days, snobs, 2-faced peo pie, Mondays, Yankees, sitting. RONALD MANN JIM MAHONEY likes: Fun and Games, the Cape, basebgll, hockey, fall, ridiculing D.C. dislikes: rain, Yankees, Ionas, standing in MBTA trains, rain delays, February. KAREN MANNING Poco likes: Billy, my home, friends, smiles, moun¬ tains, oceans, Elvis, memories, 7-14-74, 7- 16-77. dislikes: Monday mornings, getting up early, rainy days, K.P., phone bills, homework. RENEE MAILLOUX Ralph likes: Paul, family, friends, J.K., beach, eating working, helping others, Summer 77. dislikes: dentist, warm beers, long winters heart breakers, boring dates, tests. PAUL A. MANOOGIAN “Guy” likes: Band MHS, “The Trio”, hump, 65 68 cars, color blue, J.B., M.M., G.M., Duff, pay day. dislikes: Monday mornings, waiting, getting no for an answer, D.Z., no gas money. LINDA A. MANCJ.NI Lin likes: My family, friends, Red Sox, Celtics Christmas, music, Elton John, dislikes: Yankees, rainy days, Mondays, tests meatloaf, snow, snobs, nosey people. 47 PEDRO MARTELL JR. Mexican likes: Lynard Skynard, Santana, Arrow Smith, Jazz music. dislikes: Being called down to house B office. CECILIA MARCHAND Cecil likes: C.W., partying, memories, certain friends, Freshman Year, Senior Year, 10 29 77. dislikes: Jocks, big mouths, arguing, being har- rassed, show offs, liars. DAWN-MARIE MASELLI Dawn likes: Baseball, friends, math, knitting, pizza, music of any kind. dislikes: P.E., history hockey, school. CAROL A. MARCUS Ca likes: Israel 77, Elobbits, Alex D. Goode, BG cantadews, beaches, Golan 4, reading, travel¬ ing. dislikes: spiders, Mel, the cafe, brut, SAS air¬ line, cold rainy days. BONNIE MAY Bonita likes: Cape, summer “77”, Pepper, my family, Daytona, long rides, skiing, crater faces, con¬ certs. dislikes: Liars, crying babies, waiting, history, dead things, snob. CHRISTOPHER MARINO Chris likes: traveling, Boston, winning, eating, the ocean, New England, encouragement, dislikes: losing, haunts, Sat’s, a couple of Cana¬ dians in Shurebrook. LISA MARIE MAZZONE Mazzonie likes: friends, family, R-Way, my cookie mons¬ ter, kids, New Year’s Eve, dancing, rowdie- ness, parties. dislikes: moody people, cockroaches, boring people, smelly feet, tests, 3 26 75, arguments, questions, 4 20 77. A 48 JAMES MAZZUCHELLI Mazz likes: Football, Wrestling, Fridays, keg parties, Danny A., summer, good marks, dislikes: losing, big white houses, Mondays, disappointments, Hopedale, S.A.T.’s. BRENDA MERCHANT Boom-Boom likes: J.R., 6 5 78, partying, weekends, my fam¬ ily, friends, riding around, 5. dislikes: D.D., rainy days, Monday, cafe food, getting up early on Saturdays and Sundays. NANCY MCCARTHY Nance likes: Frank Sinatra, my Tigger, my Toronado, being Indian, the Presidency, dislikes: marriage, meat loaf, vans that blow up, Barbra Streisand, flat tires. ELLEN L. MILANI Orphan Ellen likes: Skiing, Ski Instructors, Brendon, friends, snow, Michelob, partying 6th mod, Bob Dylan, dislikes: Sam the Man, icy trails, History, F.R., A-4, John Jock. KELLY ANN MCCAUSLAND Kells „ „ likes: Woodstock, parties, Cape Cod “75 , concerts, good friends, memories, snow, Springfield “75”, Freshman Year. dislikes: Mondays, cliques, losing, people who don’t listen, good-byes. PAUL MOFFI Moff likes: L.A. Geils, Michelob, basketball, win¬ ning, good times, the old gang, girls, sunny days. dislikes: Hopedale, B-54, rainy days, Cafe food, losing, school, getting caught, appoint¬ ments. KERRY MCDONNELL Eunice likes: my family, friends, Craig, Armada, smiles, the hide-a-way, The Red Snapper, Mr. George’s Catering, partying, dislikes: morning, being just 17, dishes, snobs, school, people who don’t care. 49 CYNTHIA MOREY RICHARD PAUL MOORE Dick likes: my family, my truck, my snowmobile, beer. dislikes: rainy days, having no money. JAMES MORGAN Little Leggsy likes: basketball, my guitar, high jumping, my stereo, music, 5 14 77. dislikes: Westboro, haunts, waiting, French, an empty stomach, C.E.A.T., making mistakes. TERENCE MORAN Terry likes: laughs, variety, Monty Python, encour¬ agement, home, Lampost, relaxing, dislikes: T.N., conformity, unfriendliness, rushing, bull, loud mouths, corruption. MARK MORGANELLI likes: sunny days, doubling with Rich, horses, Saturday nights, diving, my cottage, dislikes: cafe food, sometimes my job, Mon¬ days, Physics, being neat. MICHAEL ANTHONY MORELLI Mike likes: sleeping, parties, the gang, Bruins, play¬ ing my drums, Beatles, Keth Moon, dislikes: Monday mornings, Stratoflite Franklin, Clinton, heroes, D.Z., broken sticks and heads. BETH-ELLEN MORRILL Blondie likes: Brian, little-one ”, my family, friends, Ohio, CYC Ski Trip, 7 31 77, snow storms. Cape w D.D. dislikes: Hopelessdale, being hurt, liars, wait¬ ing, good-byes, certain “hoppers”, History, pride. 50 SAMUEL NAVA Bernie likes: weekends, concerts, parties, hunting, catering with Lou, the old gang. dislikes: Stop Shop, House A, burnt out. CHARLES R. MORT Chuck likes: keg parties, L.T., my Chevy when it’s running, pay day, big joints, dislikes: Elfwood, B-54, pinjoints, warm beer, rainy weekends, working at S S. JO-ANN NEGRI Jo-Jo likes: R.J.L., bubble gum, McDonalds, P.J., Barry Manilow, Rojay, I.L.Y. dislikes: long practices, saying good-bye, motorcycles, beards, 11:00, fig newtons. DEBRA A. MUSSULLI Mouth likes: food, family, friends, Tony, pumpkin, weekends, beaches, Christmas, dislikes: unfavorable, memories, rain, eating too much, crying, being embarassed. SEAN G. NEILAN Seene likes: my family, friends, weekends, being out¬ doors, sports, Canada, the sea, the Irish, dislikes: rainy weekends, insincere friends, cafe food, wasting my time, Fitzy’s car. ROSEMARIE NAPPA Rose likes: Beatles, snowy mornings, the ocean, muppets, porches, weekends, Florida, dislikes: getting up early, Christmas without snow, “Dibs , neat lockers, rain. JYLL M. NESTA jyii likes: my family, U-five, Robby, soccer, Maine “75”, the Cape, Junior Prom, memories, lol¬ lipops. dislikes: arguments, casts, bridges, tears, noises, SAT’s, being in a bad mood. JEFFREY NIRO Jeff likes: money, music, my car, funny things, bas¬ ketball. dislikes: being proved wrong, tests, not being able to do something that can be done. NICOFA OLIVA Nickaloo likes: food, acting, haunting, people, the In- crediable Two Man Band, Van’s, dislikes: snakes, Tim Duffy and his straws, Dave Casper being trashed. TOM O’BRIEN O.B. likes: L.A., doors, Michelob, Teds, Mr. Caligione, money, my tunes, trim, dislikes: Milford, rain, winter, garbage, pencils, no jobs, losing. SUSAN O’MEARA Sues likes: crusin with Kate, D.M.B.D., THE “Am”, scenes, family, friends, parties, “the vest”, dislikes: good-byes, waiting for letters, phone bills, work, when somethings wrong with the AM. JANICE O’CONNOR Jan likes: F.B., weekends, my family, vacations, camaros, K-KC, March 6, 1976, B.C. dislikes: rainy Mondays, getting up early, snobs, exams. RICHARD O’ROURKE Rich likes: YES, ELP, cars, Friday and Saturday nights, mod 8, Hank’s. dislikes: heroes, Hopedale, disco, V.W. bugs, rainy Saturdays, beef stew. LARRY O’CONNOR Okie likes: flights, music, sports, parties, Schlitz, mod 4. dislikes: heroes, snobs, tough guys, Math. STEVEN PARENTE RONALD A. PAGNINI Paga likes: Cindy, EBO Bass, Jr. Prom 12:30-5:30 AM, partying, Aerosmith, making a sale, dislikes: bathroom scale, working nights, soc¬ cer bench, people who over eat. AUDREY PARISI Audg likes: Eddie, April 21, 1976, Friday’s, family, P.I.R., “Ziggy,” Christmas, “Rose’s,” good moods, 29. dislikes: Sunday nights, cold, storms, Ellen’s pinches, not knowing, good-byes. LINDA PANORESE “Little Big” likes: the park, Cape Cod, Luke, “Colour My World”, graduation “76”. dislikes: falling in ponds, cemetaries, history, blushing, green vans, science, fish. JOHN F. PEARL Pearl likes: 6-11-77, The Stooges, 4-28-76, The Matador, haunting, people, C.D.B. dislikes: no money, work, Queen, Stevie Won¬ der, Texans, dances, white cruiser. RICHARD PANORESE Ricky likes: Cape Cod, August 3, weekend at Westfield, Bob Seager. dislikes: the end of August, being haunted. ROBERT PEARL Robby likes: my family, Jyll, weekends, Cape, soccer, baseball, riding, winter, winning, dislikes: losing, benches, funny looks, tests, homework, problems, DWF’s. M r‘- o“_= 0 l • c ii° c C sa� Vlt : . PATRICIA PERNA Chicken likes: Tennis, “YES ”, Halloween 77 , sports, “freebird”, football games, Donald Duck, dislikes: 4 20 77, being confused, 10 9 77, sophomore year, rainy Sundays, disappoint¬ ments, fighting. LAURIE PIMENTAL CONG PHAM JOHN M. PINTO Spinto likes: Sue, partying, booze, Junior Prom, Brazi¬ lian friends, soccer. dislikes: homework, Monday mornings, work¬ ing. KIM-OANH PHAM Kim likes: movies, baking cakes, cooking, sewing, to read any books about the hospital and travel¬ ing. dislikes: fixing old or new clothes. PAUL PONTZER Pontz likes: weekend nights, motorcycles, hunting, free times, concerts. dislikes: English, accidents, Sunoco , homework. PHILIP R. PICHEL Phil likes: M.R., soccer, smoking bones, summer, Hampton Beach. dislikes: L.C., going to school, doing work, being told I’m wrong. MARYELLEN RACINE Mare likes: P.P., family, friends, 17, haunting Stratz, food, Hampton, shopping, dislikes: phony people, Susan’s sick jokes, wait¬ ing, haunts, rain. TIMOTHY REDDE DAVID J. RAM Vid likes: Karen, family, satisfaction, smilin’ faces, a good drink or two. dislikes: people who shake their heads and say, “it’s a shame”. KATHY QUINN Quinby likes: E.J., Rolling Stones, flowers, concerts, the ocean. dislikes: stupid people, phony people, classical music, strawberry ice cream, House A office, beer. SUSAN RAINVILLE Sues likes: family, friends, partying, 11 12 74, McDonalds, good times, Christmas 1976. dislikes: phonies, snobs, winter, J.B., getting hurt, being alone. RICHARD RANKINS -ow SANDRA PORZIO Sandy likes: Kevin, good music, pay day, weekends, 12 17 75, 9 18-20 77. dislikes ' . Monday mornings, having no money, July 77, L.T., being hurt. 55 LUCINDA RODA Luci likes: Frank, Freshman Year, carnivals, McDonalds, 4-20-76, R.C., B.D., friends,! summer. dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, snobs, certain Juniors, fights. MARK REUTER likes: girls, snowmobiles, motorcycles, Aeros- mith. Led Zepplin, Nazareth, Boston, dislikes: girls 61-72-89, school lunches, lec¬ tures. LINDA ROGERS Lindipoo likes: summer 76’, Buzzards Bay, Tigger, jelly donuts, pythons, great danes, Jeans, dislikes: heroes, spiders, nothing to do, snow, noise, cities, school activities. DEBRA RICHARD Debbie likes: family, friends, PSC, Halloween 77’, movies, 4 20 77, parties, skiing, long walks, dislikes: Dobermans, babies, waiting, being hurt, feeling lost, rainy weekends, crying. ANA ROLO Ana likes: M.C., Fridays, my Matador, parties, my friends, Jethro Tull, Southern Comfort, dislikes: Heroes, school, getting up on Sunday mornings, two-faced people. DIANE RICHARD Di likes: weekends, parties, my family, my friends, sunny days, gold, YES. dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, liars, being bored, being broke, cold, waiting, disappoint¬ ments. ANTONIO ROXO Tony likes: soccer, movies, music, bowling, pool, summer. dislikes: getting up in the morning, school, snobs, staying home, cafe food, tests. 56 JANET MARIE ROY B.B. likes: Mark, green Hornet, Nov. 7, 1976, little people, friends, family, S-L-B, yellow, dislikes: hospitals, my left knee, frizzy hair, fights, steak, loneliness. CINDY SANNICANDRO Cindy likes: John Belushi, guinea pigs, ketchup, Mr. Brann’s stores, peanut butter, dislikes: large insects, anything made of plaster, socks with holes, sauerkraut. MARIA RUA Ria likes: listen to music, Billy, Child Care, 7 29 76, friends, family. dislikes: D. DeSandis, Donnie DePaolo. ELLEN SANNICANDRO Scan likes: Stephen, Hyannis 76’, M M’s, 4 21 77, the beach, family, friends, going shopping, dislikes: busy signals, the frizzies, rainy weekends, Monday, crying, boredom. MICHELLE RUSCITTI Teel likes: John, Cape Cod, the Drive-In, winter, snow mobilin, spaghetti, going away, my dog. dislikes: getting up early, doctors, history, fights with John, staying home, working. JOHN SANNICANDRO Jack likes: partying, T.P., motorcycles, my Toyota, Jaffs Class, Senior year, Beatles, Lowenbrau, Lynard Skynard. dislikes: NED, Monday mornings, snobby people, no J’s, no beer, no gas. DAVID SACCO Dave likes: Sharon, basketball, my car, traveling, Cubby, fastness. dislikes: rainy weekends, car expenses A,K,W,N. 57 58 DENISE MARIE SAUCIER Dee likes: J.M., family, friends, Gramma, Judi, going out, weekends, music, spring, dislikes: boredom, diets, rushing, getting up early, conceited people, live snakes. LOUIS SANNICANDRO Louie likes: L.T., my car, partying, Air Co. Refrig¬ eration, pay day, Sunday flights, my friends, dislikes: having no gas, no money, Monday mornings, heroes. CONCETTA SAYLES Concie likes: “Mazza”, 32, my family, friends, win¬ ning, my Junior Prom, 4, smiles, weekends, football games. dislikes: losing my class ring, fighting, tears, not winning, practices, phonies, saying good-bye. JOANN SANTORO J° likes: my family, rag dolls, the Cape, money, Christmas, snow, smiles, 4 20 77, Halloween 77, PSC. dislikes: Math tests, American Government Class, J.A., crying, being bored, rain. CYNTHIA ANN SESSA Cindy likes: being with people, family, beano, A.B.P., shopping, working, radio, crafts, dislikes: rainy days, snobs, heroes, dishonest people, Sundays. CHARLES A. SAPP JR. Chuck likes: keg parties, Southern Comfort, flights to the bridge. dislikes: closed studies, detentions, administra¬ tive aids. ARTHUR SHERMAN Spitter likes: fast cars, booze, girls, Halloween nights, getting rowdie, Aerosmith, Kiss. dislikes: big mouth people, bullies, Leeches. ► . I ANNETTE CHRISTINE STEINER A-nut likes: art, music, pumpkins, Mrs. M., yellow roses, day 2. dislikes: being used, Pythagoras, not having enough time, French, long parades. ROBERT SIIPOLA Bob likes: bikes, parties, my guitar, North Cross, J.T. concerts. dislikes: leaches, narcs, closed studies, noise. DANA STOICO Turk likes: sports, Boston, Aerosmith, Steve Miller, summer, good music, weekends, winning, dislikes: losing, rainy days, J.B., stuck up girls, Junior year, operations. ELLEN SLATTERY Slatts likes: Schultz, cats, Professor Foster’s Momey, 7 4 76, Jack Nicholson, all the Business teach¬ ers. dislikes: class meetings, woolen knee sox, snakes. Star Trek, babysitting. History. BETH A. STRATTON Bethie likes: family, friends, “Hydorns”, haunting, “Ratz’s”, Misquamicut Beach, Indians, party¬ ing, summertime. dislikes: sleeping in the attic, phonies, Mon¬ days, being confused, getting up. KENNETH SPIRO Birdman likes: All sports. dislikes: pushy people, smoggy cities. BRUCE J. STRATTON Stratton likes: Jr. Prom, Misquamicut Beach, U-turn, hockey, pinball, motorcycles , partying, dislikes: Mondays, phonies, haunts in A-58, being in the middle. COLLEEN SULLIVAN Sully likes: Boston, 7 28 74, family, friends, 16, “Bess”, money, clothes, a good time, 9 20 77. dislikes: back stabbers, rainy weekends, the morning after, French, losing, waiting, good¬ byes. CAMERA SHY WENDY TETER likes: arts, football, Dixies, 10 15 77. dislikes: rainy days and Sundays. BARBARA TAYLOR ALAN TIEULI Hawk likes: Notre Dame, Rte. 9, Chinese food, Lucy, Rte. 9 Arcade, the news, basketball games, Angelo’s. dislikes: Economics, Jr. Year mod 8, Mr. Dan M., Clinton, talking to football coaches. WILLIAM TAYLOR Bill likes: Kiss, Frampton, hiking, camping, biking, haunting, fishing. dislikes: school, homework, people who think they’re tough. SHEILA M. TODD Toad likes: family, friends, summer of 77’, Miller, food, 5-7-77, children, partying, lobster, dislikes: waiting, getting caught, snobs, that blue thing, good-byes, haunts, 8-25-77. STEPHANIE TEED Stephie likes: trips to New Jersey, pizza, money, my stereo, Brophy’s Class. dislikes: snobs, junk cars, Monday mornings, work. SCOTT TOSTI KENNETH TORIAN Fish likes: Rhonda, Mac’s, camping, motorcycle rid¬ ing, bugging Hec, my job, money, concerts, hockey. dislikes: getting haunted, North Smith Field, Mondays. LISA TOUGAS ... , Tougie likes: sunny days, partying, sleeping, gold, YES, The Gang, kids, my family, friends, dislikes: rainy days, working, Mondays, waking up early, sleeping in the attic. JAMES M. TOSCHES Jim likes: pizza, hockey, Steely Dan, the Cape, comedy, Fenway, friend s, T-shirts, passing, dislikes: waiting, being passed, J.V. baseball, arguments, beer spillers, wastes, cowboy mov¬ ies. STEVEN TRAUTWEIN Trouty likes: Chris, 8 23 77, my 250, winning the card, dislikes: History, losing bets, waiting, That’s Sad. RONALD PAUL TOSCHES likes: hockey, Boston, Led Zeppelin, Patriots, working, pay day. dislikes: C-8, Star Wars, CPO Sharky, Cafeteria. ANN TURNER Toni likes: sun, rain, fun, Fridays, Bob, family, Pot- zie, June 22, money. dislikes: mean people, Sundays, snobs, weight problems, not knowing Italian well. LEIGH A. VADALA Flea likes: my family, friends, Johnny, partying, Do¬ rian, Mike, summer of 75, weekends, dislikes: getting up early, being bored, my car, waiting, History, 5 29 77. KELLY VARIO likes: Saturday nights, pizza, B.G.’s, friends, tennis, “Elizabeth . dislikes: rainy days, black eyes, Vega’s, coffee, snobs, dumb questions. PETER VALANZOLA DENISE MARIE VASILE Dee likes: my family, my friends, E.B., sports, Pago Pago on Friday nights, partying, dislikes: rainy days, school, homework, Mon¬ days, staying home on weekends, working. CARMELA VALASTRO Nella likes: men, wine, roses, traveling, clothes, danc¬ ing, my friends, family, Mike S. dislikes: waiting, saying good-bye, accusations, snobs. ROBIN VIENT Rob likes: horse back riding, parties, my car, my best friends, pay days. dislikes: getting caught, car payments, work, getting home late. RAY VALENTE Mini likes: riding around, golfing, Saturday nights. Miller, “The Opel”. dislikes: getting up in the morning, tests, Media Center, ugly people. THOMAS VILLANI Tommy likes: sports, The Rolling Stones, winning, Ita¬ lian food, getting good marks, good times with my friends. dislikes: injuries, insects, getting up in the morning, losing, phony friends, getting bad marks. PATRICIA WEBBER Tricia likes: family, friends, weekends, sports, 5 21 76, field hockey season 77, M.B. dislikes: homework, 7 AM, 8 AM, alarm clocks, fakers. JAMES WAARAMAA ELIZABETH PINNEY WEIGEL Wiggles likes: family, friends, swimming, winning, sun¬ sets, 8, lane 2, 9 21 74, 9 30 77, summer, Mr. K. dislikes: tears, losing, waiting, good-byes, lane 1, rainy days, arguments, Bedford 10 24 77. BONNIE WADE likes: family, new old friends, competitive sports, nature. dislikes: waiting, being bored, 10 24 77. THERESA WEISENHORN Terry likes: Seals Crofts, Margie’s, friends, spring days, starry nights, CMW. dislikes: Hopkinton picnics, haunts, moods, studying, simps. SHARON WALKER likes: Feb. 7, 1975, Lenard Skynard concert, horse back riding, Ricky, old people, dislikes: tests, headaches, rotten bands. 63 KEVIN WILLIAMS Kev likes: sports, Reggie Jackson, T.V., ping pong, tennis, cereal. dislikes: bench warming, Magee, Bruins, mod 2, Sophomore year. JEFFREY WELCH Welchy likes: fluffer nutters, bones, pink floyd, long trips with Vinny, Clarky’s class, dislikes: work at C.C. T., waking up, tall tales (V.C.), cutting weight, Bunga Vans. DENNIS WILSON DANNY WHITE Whitey likes: football, boxing, acting up, money, par¬ ties, MAC’s. dislikes: losing, rain, warm beer, bloody noses, dirt balls, lack of money. 1110 wicicjrai ... . , , Denney likes: girls 34-23-33, fast cars, Saturdays, money. dislikes: girls 105-130-100, people with big mouths, school. DIANE ELIZABETH WHITE Chips likes: Ma, children, friends, Noodle, football games, amusement parks, swim team, PSC, laughing. dislikes: disappointments, secrets, my back, owing money, 3, haunts, punished vacations, back stabbers. CAMERA SHY ERIC T. YEO Yeo-Zo likes: pinball, Saturday nights, football, my car, my stereo, “Irish Power”, dislikes: Monday mornings, phonies, home work, wastes, hang overs, work. 64 SUSAN YOUNG Mushroom likes: weekends, Purchase St., football on Sun¬ day afternoon, family, D.M., memories, dislikes: homework, rainy days, freaky Nicky, a certain person, red fiat. DAVID JOHN ZACCHILLI Zacc likes: My trombone, photography, driving, COCO, eating, flying, running, Cape Cod, Fid¬ dler, life. dislikes: History, 4:00, Value Trombones, back stabbers, auditions, snobs, clean rooms. JAMES ZARDESKAS Fish likes: Saturday nights, money, Red Sox, my car rock group Boston”. dislikes: getting up in the morning, paying de- pts, Yankees, working, Schlitz. CAMERA SHY MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1978 ROBERT CASTAGNOLI UNBELINA CHAVES VINCENT CONNARE SUSAN KEDSKI . MILFORD LAVIN GERALD MILANI PAUL MORIN VIV WALLER JOHN V. ZIEDINS Wolf likes: skiing, tennis, racquetball, Latvians, pho¬ tography, sport cars, laughing, dislikes: standardized tests, rainy days, Mon¬ days, egotism. 65 THE MOST . ATHLETIC 0 MAURA CULLEN ROBERT GILMORE FLIRTATIOUS PAULETTE FORCIER a ' • f 1 1 PAUL FITZPATRICK THE MOST. . . ARGUMENTATIVE MARK URRAL SHARON GOLDBERG VERSATILE THOMAS VILLANI TRICIA WEBBER 67 tn 3 trxi ' cj THE MOST . . . TALKATIVE LYNN JACOBS MICHAEL ACQUAFRESCA SCHOOL SPIRITED 68 DIANE WHITE DANIEL APICELLA THE MOST . . . ARTISTIC MICHAEL BAVARO ANNETTE STEINER MUSICAL THE MOST . . . MISCHIEVO US JOHN PEARL SUSAN O’MEARA LIKELY TO SUCCEED 70 BEST NATURED mBBBMnHWHH I 1 KEVIN GRADY CONCETTA SAYLES CLASS INDIVIDUALS SANDRA FURKART WILLIAM TAYLOR 71 ALFRED ABBONDANZA 6 Purchase St. Birthday: July 6, 1960 Activities: Track, 2; National Honor Society. HENRY ACQUAFRESCA 74 Congress St. Birthday: August 13, 1960 Activities: Football, 1; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Boys State; National Honor Society. MICHAEL ACQUAFRESCA 74 Congress St. Birthday: August 13, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2. JAMES ALVES 133 Congress St. Birthday: July 7, 1960 Activities: Soccer, 2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2; Key Club, 2. SUSAN AMOUR 7 Broad St. Birthday: December 31, 1960 CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON- Birthday: December 26, 1958 DANIEL APICELLA 31 Taft St. Birthday: January 11, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 1,3,4; Class Of¬ ficer, 2; Ring Committee. ROSEMARIE A RCHAMBAULT 14 Eastview Dr. Birthday: March 27, I960 Activities: LOUIS ARCUDI 9 Union St. Birthday: June 1, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2; Wrestling, 1,2; Home Room Repre¬ sentative, 1,2,3; Student Council Representative. DENISE ARDITO 23 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: February 10, 1960 Activities: Volleyball, 2, Co-Captain 3,4; Gymnastics, 2,3, Co-Captain, 4; Track, 3; Band, 1,2, Field Director, 3; National Honor Society, 3, Secretary, 4; Student Council, 3, Secretary, 4; Student Advisory Council, 4. PAULINE ARGETS1NGER 1 Vicenzo Rd. TRACEY ARVIN 20 Elizabeth Rd. Birthday: January 7, 1960 Activities: Softball, 1; Ski Club, 4. RICHARD ATHERTON 1 Capitol Rd. RONALD AUGER 7 Rosenfeld Ave. Birthday: September 4, I960 Activities: Ski Club, 2; Band, 1,2,3. FLORENCE AUTY 1 Otis St. Birthday: September 11, 1959 MARK BABBIN 15 Yale Dr. Birthday: May 11, 1960 TERRI BACCHIOCCHI Prospect St. Birthday: May 29, 1960 Activities: Future Nurses Club, 1; Pep Club, 1; French Club, 1,2; OLI. MICHAEL BARAIOLO 62 Pine St. Birthday: April 11, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Key Club, 4. MICHAEL BARNEY 30 Lucia Dr. JULIE BAUMGARNER 40 Princeton Dr. MICHAEL BAVARO 290 Purchase St. Birthday: May 22, 1959 Activities: 1,2,3,4; Track 3, OLI. MARY BARTH 56 Purdue Dr. Birthday: February 18, 1959 Activities: Skiing, Tennis, Softball, Swimming. MARK BELFORTI 59 Grant St. Birthday: April 8, I960 Activities: Freshman Intramural Football, Band, 1,2; Golf team, 3,4. DEBORAH BELMONTE 318 Main St. Birthday: November 2, 1960 Activities: Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Fiddler on the Roof. SAM BENSON 11 Elizabeth Rd. Birthday: October 5, 1959 CHRISTINE BERARDI 113 Highland St. Birthday: November 12, 1960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 2; Track, 3; Student Council, 1,2; Ski Club, 3,4; National Honor Society, 4. JOSEPH BERRY 11 Blanchard Rd. Birthday: September 9, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2; Wrestling, 2. BONNIE BILODEAU 11 West Fountain St. Birthday: January 26, 1960 Activities: National Honor Society, Science Club. JAMES BIRD 2 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: January 29, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2; Football, 4. DENICE BISHOP 51 Prospect Heights Birthday: September .9, 1959 DONALD BLAUTH 25 Cornell Dr. Birthday: March 25, 1960 BERNADETTE BONETTI 49 Jefferson St. Birthday: February 20, 1960 CHERYL BONNER 44 Harding St. Birthday: April 1, I960 Activities: Cheering, 1,2,3, Captain, 4; Gymnastics, 2,3,4; Swimming, 1, Captain 2,3,4; Student Council, 4; Ring Com¬ mittee, Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club, 2; French, 1,2; OLI. MARIANNE BOUCHARD 456 East Main St. Birthday: August 22, 1960 ROSE BRAGDON 31 Franklin St. Birthday: May 12, 1960 JEFFREY BRODEUR 3 Shadowbrook Ln. Birthday: August 3, 1960 Activities: Intramural Sports, Chess Club, 1,2. DONNA BROWN 7 North Terrace Birthday: December 15, 1960 JOE BRUNETTI 4 Myrtle St. Birthday: April 27, 1960 MARIA BRUNO 37 Vine St. Birthday: October 22, 1959 Activities: Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1; Theatre Guild. 72 DONNA BRUSTIN 6 Fordham Dr. Birthday: January 7, 1961 Activities: Future Teachers, 1; Ski Club, 2; Key Club, 2; OLI 4, Student Council, 4. SANDRA BUCCHINO 86 East Main St. Birthday: March 1, I960 WILLIAM BUCKLEY 51 Harding St. Birthday: December 3, 1959 Activities: Football, 1,2,4 JOSEPH BULSO 9 DiVittorio Dr. Birthday: March 18, 1960 Activities: Soccer, 1,2; Math Club, 1 ,2; Golf Club, 1,2,3,4. GEORGINE BURDICK Worth Ave. Mendon, Mass. ALAN BURGEY 68 Haywood St. Birthday: March 15, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2. BRENDA BURNS 7 Leonard St. DOREEN BURNS 1 East Walnut St. Birthday: April 16, I960 Activities: OLI, Key Club, 4; Home Room Representative, 4; Ski Club, 4. JACQUELYN BURNS 4 Edgewood Dr. Birthday: November 4, I960 Activities: Field Hockey, 2,3; French, 2; Ski Club, 3; National Honor Society, OLI, Pep Club, 1,2. MARY BURNS 9 University Dr. Birthday: November 19, 1959 JOSEPH CACCAVELLI 17 Coolidge Rd. Birthday: November 12, 1960 Activities: Band, 2; Wrestling, 2. MICHAEL CALARESE 20 Beach St. Ext. Birthday: August 5, I960 Activities: Student Council, 3,4; Prom Committee, 3. JOANNE CAL1TRI 53 East Walnut St. Birthday: September 17, 1960 Activities: Future Nurses, 1; Softball, 2; Volleyball, 2; Track 3,4; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; Key Club, 1. JOHN CALLAHAN 57 Claflin St. Birthday: August 21, 1960 Activities: Chess Club, 1,2. SALLY CAMACHO 9 Paula Road Birthday: December 16, 1959 STEPHEN CAPUZZIELLO 435 East Main St. Birthday: September 6, 1960 Activities: Track Field, 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, 3,4; Home Room Rep¬ resentative, 4; OLI Business Manager. PATRICIA CARON 17 Emmons St. Birthday: December 12, 1960 Activities: Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Chorale, 1,2,3; Color Guard, 1,2,3; Field Director, 4; OLI, 4; Marching Band Clinic, 1,2; Fiddler on the Roof, 2. ROBERT CASTAGNOLI 40 High St. PATRICIA CATUSI 26 Cunniff Ave. Birthday: April 25, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; Flag Corps, 2; Prom Committee; OLI; Home Room Representative, 4. TROY CECCO 35 Silver Hill Rd. Birthday: June 1, 1960 Activities: Ski Club KAR EN CHAPMAN 33 Dilla St. Birthday: December 6, 1960 Activities: Key Club, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Junior Prom Commit¬ tee, 3. LINDA CHAVES: 193 Congress St. Birthday: March 2, 1960 Activities: Pep Club UMBELINA CHAVES 11 Prospect Heights Birthday: January 12, 1959 Activities: Chorus, 2; School Newspaper, 1,2. PATRICK CHIANESE 73 Beaver St. CAROL CHILSON 161 Cedar St. Birthday: December 18, 1960 KIM CHISHOLM 23 Hancock St. Birthday: December 17, 1959 LISA CIARAMICOL1 37 Cunniff Ave. Birthday: February 4, 1960 Activities: Key Club President, 1,2,4; Lt. Governor of Key Club, 3; Pep Club Treasurer, 1; Ski Club, 3,4; Drama Club, 1; Prom Committee, 3; Swimming, 1. MICHAEL CICCIU 54 South Bow St. Birthday: January 19, 1960 Activities: Cross Country, 3; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Track, 2,3,4; Key Club. LINDA CIVITILLO 234 Central St. Birthday: March 3, 1960 Activities: National Honor Society, 3,4; Key Club, 4; Pep Club, 1,2; Future Teachers Club, 3; French Club, 1. DAVID CLARICO 14 Walker Ave. DONALD CLIFFORD 30 Hayward St. MICHAEL COLETTI 39 Princeton Dr. VINCENT CONNARE 8 Grant St. ROBERT CONNER 16 West Fountain St. Birthday: September 26, 1960 Activities: Band Stage Band, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1,2; Cross Country, 1,2. WILLIAM CONSIGLI 15 Blandard Rd. Birthday: May 2, 1960 Activities: Football, 2,3, Tri-Captain, 4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Key Club, 2; Ski Club, 4. JOHN COOK 18 Taft St. Birthday: May 16, 1960 MICHAEL CORREIA 15 Alfred Rd. VINCENT COSENTINO 14 Chapin St. Birthday: September 3, 1960 Activities: Soccer, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Boys State 1977, National Honor Society. CHARLENE COSTIGAN 178 Purchase St. Birthday: March 20, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey, 2,3; Pep Club, 2; OLI, 4. JOSEPH COUTURE 20 Whitewood Rd. Birthday: December 1, 1959 73 STEVEN COVINO 29 Princeton Dr. Birthday: December 20, 1960 Activities: Football, 1; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 2; Math Club, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 3; OLI; National Honor Soci¬ ety, Boys State Representative 77. ROBERT CROWLEY 30 Columbus Ave. Birthday: November 19, 1950 MAURA CULLEN 24 Prospect St. Birthday: August 8, I960 Activities: Field Hockey, 1,3,4; Co-Captain Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain Softball, 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President, 3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; Prom Committee, 3,4; Volleyball, 2; OLI. CYNTHIA CUNNINGHAM 35 Pearl St. MARIA DACOSTA 68 Prospect Hgts. DAVID DALESIO 2 Bruno Dr. Birthday: February 8, 1960 PHILIP DALESIO 4 Richard St. Birthday: December 24, 1960 ANNE D ' ALESSANDRO 29 Congress Terrace Birthday: February 6, 1960 Activities: Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; Newspaper, 3; Colorguard 2; OLI. STEVEN DANIELS 82 Highland St. Birthday: July 14, I960 Activities: Football, 1; Wrestling, 1,2. DIANE DAVIES 7 Bandy Lane Birthday: August 21, I960 Activities: Swimming, 2,3,4; Ski Club, 2,3,4; Track, 1,3,4. JAMES DEAN 7 Senate Rd. Birthday: August 19, 1959 Activities: Football, Baseball. MARY DELVECCHIO 50 West Fountain St. Birthday: March 23, 1960 Activities: Band, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Ring Committee, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Student Council, 1,2,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; OLI, Key Club, 4; Swimming, 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics, 3,4. MARY ELLEN DELVECCHIO Memory Lane Birthday: April 28, I960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 2; Treac, 3,4; French Club, Ski Club, OLI, Pep Club, Junior Prom Commit¬ tee, Sophomore Ring Committee. PATRICIA DEMARIA 42 East St. Extension Birthday: March 14, I960 Activities: Pep Club, Ski Club, 2; Key Club, 2; OLI. SUSAN DENNING 12 Rolling Green Dr. Birthday: July 16, 1960 MARK DEPAOLO 8 Hemlock Ln. Birthday: March 27, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,2,3; Baseball, 1, Boys State Oratorical Contest, 3,4; Class Vice-President, 2; Key Club, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Student Advisory. Committee, 3,4; Student Advisory Council, 3,4. JEANNE-MARIE DESALVIA 8 Alden St. Birthday: March 9, 1960 Activities: Flag Corps, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 2; French Club, 1,2; Field Hockey, 2,3,4; Track Field, 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety, 3,4; OLI, Home Room Representative, 1. WILLIAM DESANTIS 23 Spring St. Birthday: February 12, I960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 2. DARLENE DIAS 21 Cunniff Ave. Birthday: May 3, 1960 Activities: ' Student Council, 3,4; National Honor Society, 4; OLI, 4; French Club, 1,2; Flag Corps, 2; Field Hockey, 2. TONY D IAS .173 West St. Birthday: November 6, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, 1,2; Soccer, 2,3; Math Club, 1. LINDA DIBATTISTA 7 Fern St. Birthday: October 19, I960 Activities: Gymnastics Club, 1; School Newspaper, 1,2, Co- Editor, 3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Pep Club, 2. CYNTHIA DICECCO 21 Iadrola Ave. Birthday: January 12, 1960 Activities: Colorguard HOLLYANN DIOMEDES 6 Taylor St. Birthday: January 2, 1961 Activities: Class Secretary, 1,2,3,4; Majorette, 1,2; Co- Captain, 3,4; Ring Co. Committee, Prom Committee, French Club, 1; Student Advisory Committee, 4; OLI. JOHN DIPIETRO 7 Senate Rd. Birthday: June 19, 1959 Activities: Basketball, 1. SIMON DIRAZONIAN 271 Purchase St. Birthday: July 27, 1960 Activities: Newspaper, 1,2,3; Chorus, 1,2. MARK DOCURRAL 4 Vine St. Birthday: July 18, I960 Activities: Football, 1,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; OLI. DENISE DOMINICI 60 Highland St. Birthday: March 25, 1960 Activities: French Club, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Field Hockey, 3; OLI, Junior Prom Committee. ALLEN DOW 26 Trinity Dr. Birthday: October 31, 1958 Activities: Baseball, Basketball. GREG DOYLE 15 Harding St. Birthday: January 25, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,2, Tri-Captain, 3,4; Track, 1; National Honor Society, 3,4; Boys ' State Representa¬ tive, 3. JOANNA DRESSER 151 South Main St. Birthday: May 17, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; Field Hockey 1. WILLIAM DUFFY 11 Sherwood Dr. Birthday: January 21, 1959 Activities: Football? Track EDWARD DUFRESNE 22 Chestnut St. LOUIS DUFRESNE 26 Chestnut St. Birthday: April 19, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, Math Club, Chorus. JOHN DULAK 33 South Main Street Birthday: June 21, I960 SUSAN DULAK 33 South Main St. Birthday: April 10, 1959 Activities: Pep Club DENISE DULUDE 11 Chestnut St. Birthday: October 16, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey, 2,3,4; Softball, 1; Ski Club, 4; French Club, 2. ANDRE DUQUESNAY 43 Claflin St. Birthday: July 26, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Football, 1,3; Track Field, 1. 74 WILLIAM EDEN Dilla St. Birthday: June 11, 1960 DEBRA ELFAST 12 Shadowbrook Lane Birthday: October 29, 1960 Activities: Future Nurses Club. JOHN FRASCOTTI 28 Congress Terrace Birthday: December 9, I960 Activities: Class Treasurer, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,2, Tri- Captain, 3,4; Boys ' State Representative, National Honor So¬ ciety, 3,4; Student Advisory Council, 4; Key Club Treasurer, 4; OLI, Student Advisory Committee, Soccer, 1,2,3; American Legion Oratorical Contestant, 3,4; Italian-American Veterans Post 40 Essay Award. JUDY GRIFFIN 6 Ramble Rd. Birthday: January 18, 1961 THOMAS GRILLO 9 Muriel Ln. Birthday: May 5, 1960 PAMELA EVANOFF 82 Beaver St. Birthday: April 13, 1960 STEVEN FULLER 17 Princeton Dr. Birthday: April 23, 1959 Activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1. CHRISTINE HAJJAR 3 Middleton Street Birthday: January 19, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; OLI, 4. JAMES EVERS 22 Hancock St. Birthday: April 12, 1960 SANDRA FURKART 4 Bradford Rd. Birthday: August 9, 1960 Activities: Milford Theatre Guild; Theatre Arts; Chorus; OLI; Guidance Worker. JILL HANNINGTON 19 University Dr. Birthday: June 11, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 2. DAVID FALVEY 24 Luby Ave. Birthday: October 27, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4. HELEN GALIMI 195 Highland St. Birthday: July 28, I960 BARBARA HANLEY 37 Claflin St. Birthday: August 11, 1960 Activities: Colour Guard, 2; Future Nurses Club, 2. MICHAEL FERRUCCI 8 Paula Rd. Birthday: April 18, 1960 DAWN GARRITY 34 Luby Ave. Birthday: December 20, 1960 ROBIN HARRIS 20 Claudette Dr. Birthday: February 13, 1960 DONNA FILOSA 19 Woodland Ave. Birthday: December 12, 1960 Activities: Volleyball, 2,3,4; Softball, 2,3; Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 1; Teachers Club, 3; Honor Society, 4; OLI. ROBERT GARRITY 34 Luby Ave. Birthday: February 3, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, 1,2; Band, 1,2. RANDY HEITIN 12 Purchase St. Birthday: May 10, 1960 Activities: Tennis, 1,2; Stagehand, 2. MARGARET FISHER 16 South Union St. Birthday: October 5, 1959 MARK GIACOMUZZI 5 Sabatinelli Rd. Birthday: June 10, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Soccer, 2,3,4; National Honor Society. WANDA HENDRIX 2 Rolling Green Dr. Birthday: January 20, 1960 Activities: Fashion Show, 1,2; School Musical, 2. PAUL FITZPATRICK 47 West Walnut St. Birthday: October 1, 1960 Activities: Cross Country, 1,2; Wrestling, 1; Football, 3,4; Basketball, 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Class President, 1,3,4; Ring Committee. ROBERT GILMORE 62 Purchase St. Birthday: January 5, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3, Tri-Captain, 4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Track and Field, 1,2,3,4; Home Room Representative; Junior Prom Committee; OLI, Key Club. MARLI HENRIQUES 21 Forest St. Birthday: May 7, 1959 JILL FLETCHER 16 Princeton Dr. Birthday: August 21, 1960 GEORGE GLENNON 21 Stoneybrook Ln. Birthday: September 14, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2,3; Wrestling, 2; Intramurals, 1,2,3,4. KIM HICKEY 132 West Spruce St. Birthday: September 17, 1960 Activities: Tennis; Field Hockey; Basketball; Student Council; Band; OLI. PAULETTE FORCIER 268 Main St. Birthday: March 19, I960 Activities: Field Hockey, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1; Cheerleading, 2,3; National Honor Society, 3,4. SHARON GOLDBERG 94 Congress St. Birthday: January 14, 1960 Activities: Math Club, 1,2,3; French Club, 1; Pep Club, 1; National Honor Society. MAUREEN HINDS 6 V 2 Leonard St. Birthday: January 18, I960 CYNTHIA FRABOTTA 12 Hemlock Lane Birthday: October 5, 1960 Activities: French Club, 1,2; Pep Club, 2; Ski Club, 3; Student Council, 2,3; Band, 1,2,3, Field Director, 4; OLI; Basketball, 1; Volleyball, 2,3; Track, 3; National Honor Society, 3,4. MARIA GOMES 6 Claflin St. RICHARD HOLLETT 17 Ravenna St. Birthday: May 28, 1960 Activities: Football, 1; Intramural Basketball. ADELINA FRAGA 18 Prospect Heights Birthday: February 13, 1959 Activities: Soccer, Tennis. KEVIN GRADY 28 Grant St. Birthday: September 25, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4. MARY INNIS 18 Ivy Ln. Birthday: July 30, I960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2; J.V. Cheering, 2; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; French Club, 1,2; Junior Prom Committee; OLI; Pep Club, 1,2. 75 JAMES JABLONSKI 41 Purdue Dr. Birthday: February 5, 1960 Activities: Track, 2,4; Science Club, 2,3,4; National Honor Society. LYNN JACOBS 11 Fruit St. Birthday: December 29, 1960 Activities: OLI Staff Editor, Chorale, 1,2,3; Fiddler on the Roof, Sound of Music, Drama Club, 1,2,3; Color Guard, 1; Milford Theatre Guild Club, South Pacific. WILLIAM JENKINS 17 Chestnut St. DOROTHY JOANIS 137 Purchase St. Birthday: March 20, 1960 Activities: Science Club. PETER JOHNSON 9 Trinity Dr. Birthday: December 13, 1960 Activities: Math Club, 2,4; National Honor Society. HENRY JUREWICH 6 Trettle Dr. Birthday: December 19, 1959 CYNTHIA KEARSLEY 314 Main St. SUSAN KEDSKI 22 Glines Ave. Birthday: May 12, 1960 Activities: Crafts, 1,2. OWEN KEENAN 27 Church St. Birthday: February 19, 1960 Activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Boys State, 3; Cross Country, 3,4; Track, 3,4. ALAN KENNEDY 13 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: February 6, 1960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2; OLI, 4; M.T.G., 3,4. MICHAEL KENNEDY 2 Blanchard Rd. Birthday: July 4, 1959 Activities: Honor Society, 3,4. WILLIAM KERSHOW 6 Violet Circle Birthday: May 14, 1960 Activities: Track, Football, Swimming. DAVID KEVORKIAN 47 North Bow St. Birthday: November 7, 1959 Activities: Baseball, 1,2. AMY KINSMAN 10 Tanglewood Dr. Birthday: March 18, 1960 Activities: OLI Photography, National Honor Society. LORRAINE KROM 8 Cornell Dr. MILFORD LAVIN 115 Cedar St. INEZ LEAHY 42 Claflin St. Birthday: December 16, 1960 LINDA LEAVITT 20 Colonial St. MARK LEBLANC 14 Cornell Dr. Birthday: January 30, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Soccer, 2; Math Club, 1. KAREN LEONARDI 27 Shadowbrook Lane Birthday: October 1, 1959 Activities: Pep Club, 1; Field Hockey, 2; Home Room Repre¬ sentative, 1; Student Council 4; Junior Prom Committee, OLI, Ski Club, 4. CHERYL LIBERTY 69 East Main St. MARK LOB1SSER 460 East Main St. Birthday: December 13, 1959 RICHARD LOMBARD 11 Yale Dr. Birthday: August 30, 1959 Activities: Science Club; Wrestling, 1; Football, 2; Lab Aid; Explorer ' s Club. JEAN LOMBARDI 24 Water St. Birthday: January 23, I960 MARSHIA LOVELL 198 Purchase St. Birthday: December 19, 1960 ANTHONY LUCCA 47 Harding St. Birthday: September 18, 1960 Activities: Varsity Golf, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 1; Science Club, 3. ANA MACHADO 11 Elm St. Birthday: July 5, 1959 DEBORAH MAFFIA 51 Grove St. Birthday: November 17, 1960 Activities: Future Teachers Club, 1,2,3,4; National Honor So¬ ciety, 3,4; OLI, 4. JAMES MAHONEY 10 Muriel Lane Birthday: May 14, 1960 RENEE MAILLOUX 2 Stanford Circle Birthday: November 10, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey, 3,4; OLI, 4; Ski Club, 4; Home Rep¬ resentative, 4. LINDA MANCINI 8 Cedar St. Birthday: September 5, 1960 Activities: Future Nurse Teachers Club, 2,3; Chorus, 2,3,4; OLI, Junior Prom Committee, Intermurals, 1; National Honor Society, 3,4; School Play, 2. RONALD MANN KAREN MANNING 21 Claudette Dr. Birthday: June 26, I960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; Future Nurses, Ring Dance Commit¬ tee. PAUL MANOOGIAN 266 Purchase St. Birthday: September 14, 1960 Activities: M.H.S. Band L, 2,3,4. CECILIA MARCHAND 23 Congress St. Birthday: November 2, 1960 CAROL MARCUS 30 Madden Ave. Birthday: October 31, 1960 Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4. CHRISTOPHER MARINO 104 Highland St. Birthday: August 2, 1960 Activities: Swim Team, 1,2,3,4; French Club, 1,2; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; Science Club, 1,2,3; Key Club, 4; Old, 4. PEDRO MARTELL 10 North Bow St. Birthday: September 13, 1960 DAWN-MARIE MASELLI 19 Alfred Rd. Birthday: April 19, 1959 Activities: Theater Shop BONNIE MAY 9 Bandy Lane Birthday: November 16, 1959 Activities: Diving, 2,3,4; Swim Team, 2; Softball, 2; Gymnas¬ tics, 1,2,3,4; Vice President of Class, 1; Treasurer of Ski Club, 3; Art, 1. 76 LISA MAZZONE 12 Fairview Ave. Birthday: May 7, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; OLI, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4. JAMES MAZZUCHELLI 28 Cunniff Ave. Birthday: April 15, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2,3; Tri Captain, 4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1; Ring Committee. NANCY MCCARTHY 31 Dilla St. Birthday: July 7, 1960 Activities: Drama Club, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Key Club, 1,4; Stu¬ dent Council, 2; Ring Committee, 2; Jr. Prom Committee, 3; OLI Editor, 4. KELLY MCCAUSLAND 80 South Main St. Birthday: August 8, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; Softball Man¬ ager, 1; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4. KERRY MCDONNELL 36 West Fountain St. Birthday: March 21, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; Future Nurses, 1; Ring Dance Com¬ mittee, Jr. Prom Committee. BRENDA MERCHANT 24 Cornell Dr. Birthday: May 9, 1960 ELLEN MILANI 6 Lenard St. Birthday: October 13, 1960 Activities: Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 3; Softball, 2. PAUL MOFF1 1 Luby Ave. Birthday: January 22, 1960 Activities: Football, 1,2; Basketball, 1,2; Baseball, 1,2. RICHARD MOORE 25 South Cedar St. Birthday: September 9, 1958 MARIA MORAIS 96 Spruc e St. Birthday: June 3 TERENCE MORAN 12 West Pine St. Birthday: June 4, I960 Activities: Swim Team, 1,2,3,4; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; OLI, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 3,4; Student Council, 2,3,4. MICHAEL MORELLI 32 Purdue Drive Birthday: March 2, I960 Activities: Band, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,4. CYNTHIA MOREY 6 Paula Rd. JAMES MORGAN 7 Stanford Circle Birthday: December 14, 1960 Activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Track, 3,4; Math Club, 2,3,4; French Club, 2,3,4; Student Council, 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety, 3,4; OLI, 4. MARK MORGANELLI 4 DiVittorio Drive Birthday: April 17, 1960 PAUL MORIN 30 Emmons St. Birthday: September 22, 1959 BETH-ELLEN MORRIS 32 Pearl Street Birthday: November 11, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey 3, Tennis, 2,3; Band, 1,2,3; Future Nurse and Perimed Club, 1; French Club, 1,2; Board of Regis¬ trars, 3; National Honor Society, 3. CHARLES MORT 13 Purdue Dr. Birthday: February 28, 1960 DEBRA MUSSULI 2 Stoney Brook Lane Brithday: March 2, 1959 ROSEMARIE NAPPA 40 Maple Street Birthday: July 14, 1960 Activities: Basketball, 2,3; Softball, 2; Volleyball, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra, 1,2,3; Key Club Secretary, 4; Track, 3,4. SAMUEL NAVA 3 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: May 19, 1960 JO-ANN NEGRI 37 Sunset Drive Birthday: March 26, 1960 Activities: Gymnastics, Field Hockey, Softball, French Club, Ski Club. SEAN NEILAN 25 Iadarola Ave Birthday: October, 17, 1959 Activities: Ski Club, 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Tennis, 1; Basket¬ ball, 2; OLI; Science Club, 3. JYLL NESTA 32 Iadarola Ave. Birthday: November 11, I960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 1,2; Student Council, 1,2,4; Majorette, 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee; OLI; Honor Society, 4. JEFFREY NIRO 5 Manella Ave Birthday: December 17, 1960 Activities: Math Club, Swim Team, Track Field, Chess Club, National Honor Society, Band. TOM O ' BRIEN 43 Luby Avenue Birthday: July 13, 1960 JANICE O ' CONNOR 183 Purchase Street Birthday: December 5, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; Flag Corg, 1,2; Science Club, 2; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 3,4; OLI, 4; Co-op Program — Mr. Hayes, 3,4. LARRY O ' CONNOR 5 Walker Ave. Birthday: September 12, 1960 Activities: Band, 1,2,3,4; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4. NICOLA OLIVA 89 East Main Street Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4. SUSAN O ' MEARA 52 Congress St. Birthday: November 24, I960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2; Gymnastics, 2; Student Council, 2; OLI, 4. RICHARD O ' ROURKE 122 Purchase St. Birthday: August 18, 1959 RONALD PAGN1N1 177 Congress St. Birthday: January 29, 1960 LINDA PANORESE 5 Trettel Drive Birthday: April 29, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 4; OLI, 4. RICHARD PANORESE Manella Ave Birthday: October 5, I960 Activities: Basketball, 1,2; Baseball, 1,2,3,4. STEVEN PARENTE 19 Coolidge Rd. AUDREY PARI SI 18 Oriole Drive Birthday: September 13, I960 Activities: J.V. Field Hockey, 2; Pep Club, 2,3; French Club, 2; OLI, Key Club, 4. JOHN PEARL 14 Bandy Lane Birthday: June 28, I960 Activities: Wrestling, 1; Hockey, 1,2. ROBERT PEARL 141 Central St. Birthday: January 1, 1960 Activities: Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Soccer, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4; OLI. PATRICIA PERNA 12 Mechanic St. Birthday: October 7, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; Ski Club, 2; French Club, 2; Student Council, 1; Board of Registrars, 4; Future Nurses Club, 2; Majorettes, 1,2; Co-Captain, 3,4; Varsity Tennis, 3,4; OLI. 77 CONG PHAM 46 Pearl St. KIM-OANH PHAM 46 Pearl St. Birthday: November 29, 1957 PHILIP PICHEL 7 Madison St. Birthday: September 25, 1960 Activities: Football, 1; Soccer, 2,3,4; Track Field, 2; Swim¬ ming, 2,3,4. LAURIE PIMENTAL 21 Kellett Dr. JOHN PINTO 63 North Bow Street Birthday: November 10, 1960 Activities: Soccer, Math Club, Hockey PAUL PONTZER 5 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: July 30, 1960 Activities: Track Cross Country 2. SANDRA PORZIA Taft Street Birthday: August 9, 1960 KATHY QUINN 22 Ivy Lane Birthday: September 11, I960 Activities: Swimming, 2; Future Nurses, 1; OLI, 4. MARYELLEN RACINE 5 Paula Rd. Birthday: September 6, 1960 Activities: National Honor Society, 3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; Future Nurses Club, 1. SUSAN RAINVILLE Edgewood Dr. Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, 4. DAVID RAM 152 Congress St. Birthday: May 4, I960 RICHARD RANKINS 63 Pine St. TIMOTHY REDDEN 79 Purchase St. MARK REUTER 13 Violet Circle Birthday: July 31, 1960 DEBRA RICHARD 8 Ivy Lane Birthday: June 22, I960 Activities: Pep Club, 1; Volleyball, 2; Track, 3; National Honor Society, 4; Ski Club, 1,2,3,4; Key Club Vice, 4; OLI. DIANE RICHARD 14 West Fountain St. Birthday: December 7, 1960 LUCINDA RODA 46 Franklin St. Birthday: June 3, 1960 LINDA ROGERS 31 Chestnut St. Birthday: March 15, 1960 Activities: National Honor Society, 3,4. ANA ROLO 39 Prospect Hghts. Birthday: December 21, 1959 ANTONIO ROXO 12 Prospect Hgts. JANET ROY 30 Silver Hill Rd. Birthday: January 30, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; OLI, 4. MARIA RUA 344 Main St. Birthday: May 5, 1958 MICHELLE RUSCITTI 30 West St. Birthday: December 10, I960 Activities: Swimteam, 1; Gymnastics, 3; Color Guard, 3; Key Club, 4. DAVID SACCO 18 West St. Birthday: September 10, 1960 Activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA SANNICANDRO 1 Princess Pine Lane Birthday: February 17, I960 Activities: Newspaper Staff, 2,4. ELLEN SANNICANDRO 3 Divittorio Dr. Birthday: May 2, I960 Activities: Homeroom Representative, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 1,2; Ski Club, 3; Field Hockey, 3; Prom Commit¬ tee, 3; OLI, 4; Key Club, 4. JOHN SANNICANDRO 13 Madden Ave. Birthday: March 3, 1960 LOUIS SANNICANDRO 13 Madden Ave. Birthday: March 3, 1960 JOANN SANTORO 45 School St. Birthday: February 1, I960 Activities: Student Council, 3; Class Representative, 1,4; Vol¬ leyball, 2,3; Ski Club, 3,4; OLI, French Club, 1; Pep Club, 1. CHARLES SAPP 118 Congress St. Birthday: June 20, 1960 DENISE SAUCIER 8 Orchard Street Birthday: September 29, 1959 CONCETTA SAYLES 7 Hale Ave Birthday: July 22, I960 Activities: Field Hockey, 2,3,4; Basketball, 1; Basketball Scorer, 2; OLI; Ring Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Sr. Prom Committee; National Honor Society, 3,4. CYNTHIA SESSA 62 Lawrence St. Birthday: July 26, 1959 ARTHUR SHERMAN 118 Congress St. Birthday: June 27, 1960 ROBERT SIIPOLA 31 Union St. Birthday: January 25, 1960 Activities: Art, 1,2,3,4; Photo, 1,2. ELLEN SLATTERY 27 Westbrook Street Birthday: May 20, 1960 KENNETH SPIRO 6 University Dr. Birthday: September 28, 1959 ANNETTE STEINER 3 Robin Road Birthday: March 25, 1960 Activities: Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Band, 2,3,4; Stage Band, 4; Choral, 1,2,3,4; Theatre Workshop, 4; OLI Newspaper, 2,3; Key Club, 4; Future Teachers, 4; School Plays, 2,4; Drama Club, 2,3; Blackstone, 2,3,4. DANA STOICO ' 3 Ryan Road Birthday: April 5, 1960 Activities: Football, .1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Beth Stratton 12 Fox Lane Birthday: July 6, 1960 Activities: Majorettes, 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative, 1,4; Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; Nurses Club, 1; Prom Committee, 3; OLI. BRUCE STRATTON 12 Fox Lane 78 Birthday: June 27, 1959 Activities: Wrestling, 1; Track Field, 2,4; Cross Country, 2; Ski Club, 4. COLLEEN SULLIVAN 30 Church St. Birthday: September 20, 1959 Activities: OLI BARBARA TAYLOR 20 Colonial Rd. WILLIAM TAYLOR 36 East Main Street Birthday: February 8, I960 STEPHANIE TEED 63 Water Street Birthday: July 5, 1960 Activities: Nurses Club, 1,2,4; Pep Club, 1,2; French Club, 2. WENDY TETER 4 Capital Road Birthday: February 15, 1960 ALAN TIEUL1 11 Packard Road Birthday: July 24, 1960 Activities: Football, 1; Basketball, 1; The Scarlet, 1,2; Key Club. SHEILA RODD 92 Highland St. Birthday: September 20, 1960 Activities: Swim Team, 1; Future Teachers Club, 2; Majorett¬ es, 3; Gymnastic Team, 4; OLI; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4. KENNETH TORIAN 19 Penny Lane Birthday: January 2, 1960 Activities: Track, 2,3; Cross Country, 2,3; OLI; Student Coun¬ cil, 3. JAMES TOSCHES 30 South Main Street Birthday: October 7, I960 Activities: Baseball RONALD TOSCHES 71 Purchase Street Birthday: May 5, 1959 SCOTT TOSTI 5 Muriel Lane LISA TOUGAS 26 Chestnut Street Birthday: December 17, 1960 STEVEN TRAUTWE1N 41 Beaver Street Birthday: September 9, 1960 ANN TURNER Birthday: December 3, 1959 Activities: Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Fiddler; Drama, 2,3. LEIGH VADALA 12 Cornell Drive Birthday: February 13, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1,2,3. PETER VALANZOLA Medway Rd. CARMELA VALASTRO 173 Highland Street Birthday: June 18, 1960 Activities: Pep Club, 1. RAY VALENTE 13 Stony Brook Lane Birthday: December 24, 1960 Activities: Ski Ciub, 3; Golf Team, 3,4. KELLY VARIO 10 Sunset Drive Birthday: October 15, 1960 DENISE VASILE 10 Fox Lane Birthday: June 21, 1960 Activities: Volleyball, Basketball. ROBIN VIENT 21 Ramble Road Birthday: April 28, 1960 THOMAS VILLANI 17 Leonard Street Birthday: December 21, I960 JAMES WAARAMAA 12 Richmond Ave. BONNIE WADE 3 Clearview Drive Birthday: August 2, I960 Activities: Swimming, Gymnastics, Field Hockey, Track, Cheerleading, Junior Executive Board, Student Council, Vol¬ leyball, Junior Prom Committee, Drama Club. SHARON WALKER 13 Muriel Lane Birthday: January 2, I960 VIV WALLER 81 School Street Birthday: June 5, 1960 PATRICIA WEBBER 9 Nelson Heights Birthday: April 15, 1960 Activities: Field Hockey, 1,3,4; Volleyball, 2; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Softball, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, Student Council, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society; OLI. ELIZABETH WEIGEL 8 Bethel Road Birthday: June 1, 1960 Activities: Swimming, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3; Tri-Captain, 4; Tennis, 1,2; Junior Prom Committee, OLI. THERESA WEISENHORN 2 Clearview Drive Birthday: October 60, I960 JEFFREY WELCH 38 Taft Street Birthday: January 16, 1960 Activities: Wrestling, 1,2,3,4. DANNY WHITE 15 Franklin Street Birthday: May 2, 1960 Activities: Football, 4. DIANE WHITE 5B Mark Drive Birthday: October 20, 1960 Activities: Swim Team, 1,2,3,4; Tennis, 2,3,4; French Club, 2; OLI, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President, 3; President, 4. KEVIN WILLIAMS 8 Radcliffe Drive Birthday: June 1, 1960 Activities: Tennis, 3,4; Co-Captain, 4; Baseball, 1,2; Basket¬ ball, 1,2. DENNIS WILSON Beach St. Ext. DENNIS WRIGHT 3 Colonial Road Birthday: October 31, 1960 ERIC YEO 30 Yale Drive Birthday: July 29, 1960 SUSAN YOUNG 18 Shadowbrook Lane Birthday: November 11, 1960 DAVID ZACHILLI 9 Rosenfeld Ave. Birthday: February 13, 1960 Activities: Band, 1,2,3,4; Stage Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Chorale, 1,2,3,4; Newspaper, 1,2; OLI; French Club, 1,2; Dis¬ trict Chorus, 1,2; Blackstone Chorus, 1,2; Blackstone Band, 3; Fiddler, 2; Messiah, 1,2,3; Track, 1,2; South Pacific, 4. JAMES ZARDESKAS 23 Cornell Drive Birthday: May 28, 1960 JOHN ZIEDINS 27 Muriel Lane Birthday: January 31, 1960 Activities: Tennis, Student Council, Yearbook, Photography, Ski Club, National Honor Society. 79 JOHN FRASCOTTI BOYS’ STATE D.A.R. GREG DOYLE BOYS ' STATE OWEN KEENAN BOYS ' STATE MARY L. DELVECCHIO PATRICIA WEBBER PHILIP MORIN 80 GIRLS ' STATE GIRLS’ STATE ORATORICAL WINNER 3$tlttle putting tliis rap upon my Iieab 3 reflect back on my cbilbboob 33?ben 3 bias innocent anb free from fear, jAnb hil|en in trouble my motlier bias Having a tough day Denise? I HATE THIS!!! It ' s the Lynn and Tony Show!!! Twen f { ! m -- ,1 l gl : ■ W . ] s are back in town 3[rom falling off bikes, to games teitl] tl|e boys Parahes teitl] our carriage, anb making of noise, picnics in tlje fooobs tljat tee ljai� to explore. 3 teislj 3 conib go back ifiere once more. Ain’t I cute? Can I see you in my office? What a crew! 83 ALFRED ABBONDANZA Dream: To become a Lawyer. I LEAVE TO MR BRANN SEASON PASSES TO ALL PROVIDENCE COL¬ LEGE BASKETBALL GAMES. HENRY ADQUAFRESCA Dream: To get rid of my Toyota and get a new car. I LEAVE NELLO’S STORIES TO ANYBODY WHO WANTS TO HEAR THEM. MICHAEL ACQUAFRESc) Dream: To have as much moo I LEAVE THE UNDERCLAS ■y as possible as soon as possible. MEN TO MR. PEPKA. JAMES ALVES Dream: To be happily married and have many kids. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO SOME FRESHMAN — A270. SUSAN AMOUR Dream: To be one year older tha6 my friends. I LEAVE 300 P.E. NOTES TO MISS GUIDALI. CHRIS ANDERSON Dream: To leave this school and go into business for myself or with someone else. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO ANYONE THAT WOULD TAKE CARE TO IT LIKE I DID FOR FOUR YEARS. DANIEL APICELLA Dream: To get drunk and to get a date I LEAVE MY SPOT ON THE FOOTBALL BENCH TO WILLY. ROSE ARCHAMBAULT 4 Dream: To be rich. I I LEAVE MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL TO ANYONE WHO CAN TAKE IT. DENISE ARDITO Dream: To be happy in life and to be ab% to others who are less fortunate than myself. ; I LEAVE THE BENCH IN THE LOBBY TO THE FUTURE SENIORS. LOUIS ARCUDI a Dream : Making it to the top. I’ll never stop. I LEAVE TO ANYONE WHO WANTS IT ND CAN START IT; MY CAR. TRACEY ARVIN Dream: To be rich and own a Camero. I LEAVE MY LOCKER FOR SOME UNDERCLASSMEN TO BEAT ON. THE VENTS IN THE BATHROOM FOR ANYONE WHO IS SMART ENOUGH TO USE THEM. FLORENCE AUTY Dream. To travel all around. I LEAVE ONE USED CAMEL TO MR. CANDINI. I | RONALD AUGER Dream: To live on a beach and watch the sun rise and set. I LEAVE SESSIONS AND CLOSE STUDIES TO KIDS-WHO ARE STUPID ENOUGH TO GET THEM. MARK BABBIN Dream: To get a car and enough money to go across coufltry. I LEAVE MRS. SMITH, MR. HAYES, AND ELWIN TO ALL YOU UNDER¬ CLASSMEN, GOOD LUCK. MICHAEL BARAIOLO Dream: To get rich, get married, and live happily ever after. I LEAVE TO A SENIOR MY SPOT IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL ON THE BENCH. MARY BARTH Dream: To become a professional singer. I LEAVE TO MY PARENTS THE MEMORIES OF MY LOVE. TERRI BACCHIOCCHI Dream: To stand on top of the highest mountain ob a snowy day and watch the snow fall. j I LEAVE TO MY SISTER MY DULPLICATE SET OF MR. O CONNOR S CAR KEYS. TO NELLO, ALL MY JOKES TOLD IN HIS CHEMISTRY CLASS. MICHAEL BAVARO Dream: To go back in the past. I LEAVE TO MR. HUTCH, ANOTHEF R OF NO MINDS. S TO MY SISTER DONNA. ERIA, A HOW TO COOK BOOK DEBORAH BELMONTE Dream: To sing in a famous rock group. I LEAVE THE SCHOOL AND TEACH] MARK BELFORTI Dream: To succeed in life. I LEAVE TO THE LADIES IN THE CAi SAM BENSON Dream: To become a vampire and bite beautiful girls on the neck, or drive around the U.S. with a beautiful girl and have fun. I LEAVE ALL MY WORDLY POSSESSIONS TO WHOEVER GRABS THEM FIRST. CHRISTINE BERARDI Dream: To own a big farm in Coloeldo. I LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALOl JOSEPH BERRY Dream: To be rich. BONNIE BILODEAU Dream: To become a veternariai and live in peace out west I LEAVE THE SLAVEDRIV£R AND HIS WHIP TO THE FUTURE SRC DREAMS mcert. TT BUTTER, MARSHMALLOW, sJEW BROKEN DOWN SCHOOL. E BROKEN T.V. ' S. AIDS. JAMES BIRD Dream: To have front row seats at a Stones ' LEAVE WILLY A TRIPPLE DECKER PEA AND JELLY SANDWICH. DENICE BISHOP Dream: To have a long and fulfilling life. I LEAVE TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN DONALD BLAUTH Dream: To travel the entire country by c; I LEAVE MR. GROMYKO WITH AL L BRENADETTE BONETTI Dream: To travel around the world. I LEAVE ALL MY SMILES TO MR C sJDINI CHERYL BONNER Dream: To always have the time to fthe things I want. 1 LEAVE TO MY SISTER SHARO MY MEG AND SHAKERS MARIANNE BOUCHARD Dream: I dream to be 5T . I drei I LEAVE BEHIND MY MOUTT TO ALL MY FRIENDS. DIANNA BRACKETT Dream: To have a ranch in the c I LEAVE THIS SCHOOL TO $ AND ALSO MY FRIENDS. ROSE BRAGDON Dream: To marry Wally and 1 ve a real nice life. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO rHE FRESHMEN AND MY JOB TO THE NEXT CO-OP GIRL TO TAKE OV SR. JEFFREY BRODEUR Dream: To go where I want I LEAVE MY MESSY LO(T DONNA BROWN Dream: To travel all overJf I LEAVE ANY GUM T0 ERNIE KAPTOES FOR THE REST OF MY DAYS. JOSEPH BRUNETTI o be happy. -DUF, O MR. f AULT. I LEAVE MY GIGGLE untry with horses and children. JSAN, LAURIE AND DONNA BRACKETT DOD LUCK. Ito go, to do what I want to do. ‘ -125, TO WHOMEVER WANTS IT. Dream: To understand everythi: I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO YEARS. A T0 1 7 MARIA BRUNO Dream: To be a good secretary an I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO MY ' DONNA BRUSTIN Dream: To become a Millionaire I LEAVE TO BETH, LORI, AND SANDRA BUCCHINO I LEAVE TO MISS RUSCHITTI A NEVER HAD. WILLIAM BUCKLEY Dream: To go back to Texas and rope a I LEAVE SISSY GREEN THE ASHES JOSEPH BULSO Dream: To take life as it comes in hope I LEAVE MY VAST KNOWLEDGE OF SO OTHERS MAY FAIL. ALAN BURGEY Dream: To wake up one morning and find I LEAVE TO CHEESEHEAD MY 10 DOREEN BURNS Dream: To climb the highest mountain. I LEAVE THE BENCH IN THE LOBBY TO JACQUELYN BURNS Dream: To have a happy life. I LEAVE MEMORIES TO LORI, BETH, AND PAULY. MARY BURNS Dream: To travel, and enjoy life as it comes. 1 LEAVE CLOSE STUDYS, MY BOOKS, MY P.E.1 THAT WANTS IT, GOOD LUCK TO ANYONE 1 OSEPH CACCAVELLI ream: To have a good life. I LEAVE MISS VISCONTI TO MR. BRENAN l written by Yes. -IE NEXT FRESHMEN FOR FOUR LOUSY be happy in life. ITER. age of 25. iASLE THE JET AIRLINER”. MY UNDIVIDED ATTENTION SHE er in 6 sec. OUR PROM PICTURES. takes me. G, ALGEBRA, AND GEOMETRY am a millionaire. BIKE. FUTURE SENIORS. PUMPKIN TO OCKER, TO ANYONE T NEEDS IT. MICHAEL CALARH$E Dream: Sitting on a b« ch in Hawaii with a bottle of wine and a beautiful woman. I LEAVE MY FENCE%ILIMBERS TO ANYONE WHO WANTS THEM JOANNE CALJTRI Dream: At least an attempt at actuality. I LEAVE MEMORIES Of MY WEIRD AND WILD SUMMER. JOHN CALLAHAN Dream: To be a billionairi and drive a fleet of expensive cars. I LEAVE MR MCCALLUMMONE SHERLOCK HOLMES UNSOLVED MYS¬ TERY. SALLY CAMACHO Dream: To be able to sing. I LEAVE BEHIND MY GREEN JACKET TO MR. CANDINI AND I LEAVE MY SMILE BEHIND FOR MY FRIENDS. STEPHEN CAPPUZZIELLO Dream: To live in California an have anything I want. I LEAVE MY OL1 ERRANDS JTO SOMEONE WHO CAN MAKE IT FROM M.H.S. TO DOWNTOWN Ab t BACK IN 1 MOD. GOOD LUCK PATRICIA CARON Dream: I dream to someday burn® ly ' s belt. I LEAVE A SHAVER TO ALB IE AND MY SKINNY LEGS TO MR. IACOVELLI. PATRICIA CATUSI Dream: I want to be free to know th ; things I do are right. I LEAVE TO MRS. ROBERTS FRESHMAN CLASSES. TROY CECCO Dream: To have an ocelot and to be ha| I LEAVE MY HOMEROOM, HOPI MORE FREAKS THAN JOCKS. KAREN CHAPMAN Dream: To buy a stairway to heaven. I LEAVE TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN LINDA CHAVES Dream: To be able to fulfill my ambitions. I LEAVE MY SEAT IN THE MEDIA CEN ' IT. UMBELIA CHAVES I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO THE NEXT FRE! IN THE HALLS. CAROL CHILSON Dream: To be surrounded by good things. PATIENCE WITH HER FUTURE THAT NEXT YEAR THERE ARE MDIVIDUAUSM. TO ANYONE WHO WANTS MAN AND MY FOOTSTEPS KENNY, BOB, TONY, O S STUPID ENOUGH I LEAVE ALL MY DIRTY LOOKS TO MR CANDINI KIM CHISHOLM I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO UNDERCLASSMEN. LISA CIARAMICOLI Dream: To own a mansion with ten Irish Setters. I LEAVE ALL THE MAILBOXES IN MILFORD T 8 AND FIREPLUG TO SEAVER. MICHAEL CICCIU Dream: To make as much money as Reggie Jackson I LEAVE MY MILE RELAY SPOT TO ANYONE TO WANT IT. LINDA CIVITILLO Dream: I dream that someday I understand life aojb its problems. I LEAVE MY MEMORIES OF THE WEIRD AND WILD SUMMERS. ROBERT CONNER Dream: To have many friends, be happy and v I LEAVE MY LOCKER A-34, MY BAND ' ROOM TO THE FRESHMEN WILLIAM CONSIGU Dream: To live life as fullest as I possible ca I LEAVE MY SHOULDER PADS AND HJELMET TO LEGZI. JOHN COOK Dream: Never to let things get me down. I LEAVE RESPECT TO THE TEACHER CHARLENE COSTIGAN Dream: To have what I want when I wai I LEAVE TO MR. MCCALLUM A BROWN HICKERY CANE FOR HIS MIMICKING LIMP. JOSEPH COUTURE Dream: To own all of the antique cars in the world. I LEAVE MY BOOKS TO THE JUNK MAN. fy rich. :ker, and the practice WHO RESPECTED ME. STEVEN COVINO Dream: To be an Olympic gold me I LEAVE MY MANY MOODS “ ROBERT CROWLEY I LEAVE MR. BONETTI ALL MAURA CULLEN Dream: To have all the friends I LEAVE GRACIOUSLY FOR DAVID DALESIO Dream: I dream of beautiful gifls around me winner. IN THE WALLS OF MHS BROKEN EQUIPMENT FOR HIM TO FIX. the world. HATE GOOD-BYES WILLS LEAVE THE SCHOOL TO THE JUNKYARE ANNE D ' ALESSANDRO Dream: To still be skiing at age 70. 1 LEAVE MONA, TO BECOME A WASTE, j STEVEN DANIELS Dream: To some day ask out Debbie. I LEAVE THE LOCKED BATHROOMS ] THEM. ANYONE WHO HAS TO USE it in the future, but in the present. AND GOOD TIMES TO JOLYN. ERS I HAVE COME TO KNOW AND tomorrow. AND LANE 1 TO B.G., M L, S.R. AND DIANE DAVIES Dream: To live each day not in the past, I LEAVE A LOT OF GOOD MEMORT JAMES DEAN Dream: To marry someone special. I LEAVE MY FRIENDS AND TEA MY GIRL JUNE. MARY DELVECCHIO Dream. To live each day like there I LEAVE LOCKER SP215 TO TRI T.K. MARY ELLEN DELVECCHIO Dream: To have all of my bad dr I LEAVE TO DANNY, MY P FOR THE 200 YD. FREESTY! PATRICIA DEMARIA Dream: To succeed in my journey of life. I LEAVE TO CERTAIN UNDERCLASSMEN THE MEMORIES WE SHARED TOGETHER. SUSAN DENNING Dream: Fly around the I LEAVE SQUEAKY TO MARK DEPAOLO Dream: To be able to ? LEAVE TO MR DE JEANNE DESALVIA ns pass into the fog of yesterday! -RIC1A- JNG SPACE, TRI KEENAN, LANE 2, •M, MY MEMORIES BEHIND back at what ever I have done and be proud to have done fA MY BOOK ON HOW TO PLAY PING PONG. ND DENISE, MEMORIES OF THE GREAT ; school. Michagan, U.S.C., Arkansaw and IHICKEN IN THE FOOTBALL LOCKER my life. , BETH, AND WEASLE. Dream: To know I ' m the best I I LEAVE TO ELENA, TRICIA, TIME WE HAD. WILLIAM DESANTIS Dream: To play pro ball or play Nebraska I LEAVE MY LOCKER SPACE T ROOM. DARLENE DIAS Dream: To travel and be very happy I LEAVE THE GOOD TIMES TO ANTHONY DIAS Dream: To see Lynard Skynard in concei I LEAVE: MR. ELWIN. LINDA DIBATTISTA Dream: To be happy and successful in life I LEAVE THE CAFETERIA FOOD TO FRESHMEN. JOHN DIPIETRO Dream: At night. I LEAVE MY LOCKER, MY HOMEROOM, TYARD. HOLLY ANN DIOMEDES Dream: To have enough determination to make each day better than the one before! I LEAVE TO MY PARENTS . EACH OTFfER ONCE AGAIN AND MY LOVE! SIMON DIRAZONIAN Dream: To own a huge construction company with I LEAVE TO MY BROTHER. THE WILL TO ST A ' ALWAYS BE THERE WHEN YOU NEED ME! MARK DOCURRAL Dream: Wish to shoot for the moon and reach the I LEAVE 77 TO KEGHEAD OR RAGER, SIS MY DENISE DOMINICI Dream: To go to Africa, own a Porche. I LEAVE MY PHILOSPOHY TO LORI. .THOSE POOR, UNSUSPECTING ND MY PLACE IN THE COUR- workers. UT OF TROUBLE, I WILL AND YOU . Beth, there’s just nooo way — r a • ■1 4 % 1 s v$. ' H H eh - She’s mad ' cause I won’t tell her the secret Barbie, isn ' t he a lit tie short? Responsibility anh trembles face me noin, 3l’nt beginning to loonber the horrible HOOT, Jfoin toil! 3 eber cope initl] inljat lies aljeab? (Can 31 eber take back all tbe tilings 31’be saib? IWHSM yAj 1 9 a. fr ernttm s4lk ?rilIo!:fl 0mW; i i.JK W ' OiM mm v v IT Audrey presents . . . THE PITS!!! ALLEN DOW Dream: To be a good musician and to be successful in what 1 strive for. I LEAVE ALL MY ARGUMENTS TO MR. KAPATOES AND A PAIR OF STILTS TO MR. BRAN GREG DOYLE Dream: That I might live jach day to learn more about myself. I LEAVE MY PUMAS TO COACH DAGNESE AND SHOULDER PADS TO CHICKEN-HAWK. JOANNA DRESSER Dream: That Scarlet O ' Haraiand Rhett Butler will get back together. I LEAVE THE SMOKING AREA TO ALL FUTURE BUTT-FIENDS. WILLIAM DUFFY I LEAVE THE SCHOOL AND MR. ELWIN TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN. LOUIS DUFRESNE Dream: To be able to leave my Ijfaark in the world. I LEAVE ALL THE GIRLS MY IPHONE NUMBER 473-6069. JOHN DULAK 1 Dream: To become a millionaire 20. I LEAVE 1 DOZEN EGGS FOR NED AND RED. SUSAN DULAK I Dream: To be happy at whatever I do in life. I LEAVE THE UNDERCLASSMEN THE FOUR BEST YEARS OF YOUR SCHOOLING! DENISE DULUDE Dream: To go through life knowing I ' veexperienced everything I ' ve always wanted to do. I LEAVE MY DIRTY FIELD HOCKEY LOCKER TO UP-COMING SENIORS. ANDRE DUQUESNAY Dream: To rule the world . I LEAVE TO M.H.S. MY BLACK MARK AND HOMEROOM A-3. WILLIAM EDEN Dream: To own the Bruins. tj I LEAVE MY SQUATING RIGHTS TO THE MEDIA CENTER TO ANY QUALIFIED SUCCESSOR. i. DEBRA ELFAST Dream: To be able to help people. I LEAVE MY HEIGHT TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS. PAMELA EVANOFF Dream: To go to Hawaii, and making it to the top I LEAVE KATIE, ALL MY BAD MEMORIES. MAUREEN, TAKING THE BUS EVERYDAY JAMES EVERS Dream: To have the chance to do everything over again. I LEAVE MEMORIES OF GOOD TIMES TO PEOPLE IN NPC. DAVID FALVEY Dream: To own a nice home and car. I LEAVE FOOTBALL ' S MEMORABLE MOMENTS TO THE JUNIORS. MICHAEL FERRUCCI Dream: To get rich quick and retire at 30. I LEAVE THE UNDERCLASSMEN, MY DIRTY GYM CLOTHES. DONNA FILOSA Dream: To be successful in both my career and marriage. I LEAVE TO ALL MY FRIENDS. MY SHADOW TO TEASE. f ALITY. MARGARET FISHER Dream: Going out with Elvis Presley. I LEAVE MR. STOICO MY PLEASANT PERS PAUL FITZPATRICK Dream: To become wealthy, that is to hold the possessions of whatever gives us happiness, contentment, and a sense of self assurance. I LEAVE TO SOME POOR SAP MY TRIG AND PHYSICS BOOKS. JILL FLETCHER Dream: To stay with Jack. I LEAVE THE COMUWRITER IN G.A. FOR ANY UNDER CLASSMAN WHO WANTS TO TAKE A CHANCE. PAULETTE FORCIER Dream: To live in the country with everything I ever wanted. I LEAVE TO MISS GUIDALI THE HOPES OF FINDING HER LAST CHEER¬ ING SWEATER. CYNTHIA FRABOTTA Dream: To be the first to reach the Temple of Gold. I LEAVE TOMMY MY UNIFORM, AND SANDRA AND LISA, TOMMY. ADELINA FRAGA Dream: To go to Hawaii. I LEAVE MY BOOKS AND LOCKER TO MY UNDERCLASSMEN. JOHN FRASCOTTI Dream: To always set my goals at a high level without loosing tough with reality. I LEAVE MY CALCULUS AND CHEMISTRY NOTES TO NELLO. STEVEN FULLER Dream: To write for a big newspaper or magazine. I LEAVE MY JOE COOL SUNGLASSES TO MR. RUSCITTI, HE NEEDS THEM. SANDRA FURKART DREAMS Dream: Hold fast onto dreams, for if dreams die,fife is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly . . I LEAVE MR. STAND AND D.G. TWO DRINKS AT THE HUNGRY LION. AND TO MRS. CIESLA, ALL THE CHARACTERS I PORTRAYED IN HER OFFICE. ACTER HELEN GALIMI Dream: I want to stay young forever. I LEAVE BORING CLASS MEETINGS TO ALL THE SENIOR CLASSES TO COME. half so sweet in life as loves young DAWN GARRITY Dream: To never grow old. There ' s nothia dream. I LEAVE THIS SCHOOL; THE KNOWLEDGE WITH WHICH I LEFT. ROBERT GARRITY Dream: To win a Harley and Cadillac. I LEAVE ALL THE STUPID RULES TO MY BROTHER. SHARON GOLDBERG Dream: To be able to finally find my |orner of the sky. I LEAVE MY (TO BE) FRESHMAN BROTHER TO MY (TO BE) SENIOR SISTER. KEVIN GRADY Dream: To be the best in what I d I LEAVE TO SALLY AND SHA JUDY GRIFFIN Dream: To travel. THOMAS GRILLO I LEAVE MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL TO ANYONE WHO WILL TAKE IT. CHRISTINE HAJJAR Dream: To live in a beautiful fnd happy life forever. I LEAVE THE BENCH IN THE LOBBY TO THE FUTURE SENIORS. JILLHANINGTON $ Dream: To live in the country with Mark. I LEAVE MY P.E. LOCKER MY SPOT ON THE PATIO, TO THE FRESHMEN. BARBARA HANLEY Dream: To have things mf own way and be happy. I LEAVE THE FOOTBALL FENCE FOR OTHERS TO JUMP FOR THE R, COACH U S DEVIOUS LEFT BOOK. small, deserted island. MANY SENIOR PRIVILEDGES. uddy Rich. EENFEATHER. THE TOWN OF MILFORD, GOOD The Undersea World of Robert GAMES. ROBIN HARRIS Dre am: To live in a log cabin, I LEAVE TO THE JUNIORS. Ol RANDY HEITEN Dream: To one day play as well as I LEAVE MR. DUFAULT, SGT. MARK GIACOMUZZI Dream: To not end up like my sister. I LEAVE TO VINNY COSENTIN ' LUCK VINCE. ROBERT GILMORE Dream: To have my own T.V. show Gilmore. I LEAVE THE M.H.S. SHOT PUT CIRC GEORGE GLENNON Dream: To be on the board of directors I LEAVE MILFORD TO ANYONE WHO WANDA HENDRIX Dream: To be able to help problem children have a chance in leading a normal, happy life. I LEAVE MY COLOR TO DWAYNE LAWRENCE. MY PERSONALITY TO PETER FERRELLI. MY FIGURE TO CHERYL WHITE. MY MILLION DOLLAR SMILE TO MR. RUSCITTI. MARLI HENRIQUES Dream: To be successful in my career. To be hapi I LEAVE GOOD OLD MILFORD HIGH TO W! KIM HICKEY Dream: To get the most out of life. I LEAVE MY PARTYING TO DEAD-HEADS MAUREEN HINDS Dream: To always be happy. I LEAVE TWO MORE YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD HOLLETT Dream: To live happy and rich, I LEAVE A BUTT IN THE BATHROOM TO THE SMOKERS TO LOCKEY, PHIL, JOE, AND ED. corporation. ANTS IT. the rest of my life. EVER WANTS IT! FOLLOW. MY SISTER. seal in the Pacific ocean. :ggs to the sophomore girls for next hal- : drummer. ES ALBUMS, 20 SO FAR, TO TOM VALLANI. £t to those special children of tomorrow and try to bring 1 Sunshine every child should have. ; and own land in New Hampshire. TRUGGLE UNDER RULE OF THE MAN WITH CAFETERIA FOOD TO ALL REMAINING EMORIES TO M.H.S. MARY INNIS Dream: To train I LEAVE A DOZEN LOWEEN JAMES JABLONSKI Dream: To become a n I LEAVE ALL MY LYNN JACOBS Dream: I dream to reach those children The Love I LEAVE A SMILE! DOROTHY JOANIS Dream: To find a job in scie I LEAVE MY BROTHER T ALMOND EYES. PETER JOHNSON I LEAVE THE WONDER! STUDENTS. IRVING JOLIE Dream: To live in the Caribean I LEAVE MY PAST, AND BAD HENRY TUREWHICH Dream: Have a nice car. SUSAN KEDSKI Dream: To live in middle earth. OWEN KEENAN Dream: To play varsity basketball at gym, a banner saying Midland I LEAVE MY OUTSIDE SHOT TO ALAN KENNEDY Dream: To own an apartment in N.Y the Riviera. I LEAVE NANCY K., AUDREY F., AN! AT DEW DROP DONUTS. MICHAEL KENNEDY Dream: To see an x-rated 3 Stooges movie. I LEAVE LARRY O’CONNOR A PACK Of| CIGARETTES. DAVID KEVORKIAN Dream: To be set in live. To Graduate. I LEAVE MR. SIIPOLA MY BOOKKEEPING ARKS, MY FEATHERS, AND NEST. INEZ LEAHY Cross and to see hanging from the M.H.S. asketball Champs 77-78. ' ' O ' REGAN. in Beverly Hills, and a Chateau on iLLEN F., THE RESERVED BOOTH Dream: To live a happy and fullfilled life. I LEAVE MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL TO THE SWAMP. MARK LEBLANC Dream: To get all I can for the ones I value most. I LEAVE A CERTAIN HOPE, FOR A CERTAIN PERSON, DON’T GET FOOLED. KAREN LEONARDl Dream: To be a star . I LEAVE I LEAVE JONNA THE HEROES OF 19$0, AND TARA, D.W. MARK LOBISSER Dream: To someday own a black trans. am. I LEAVE MR. RAMSEY MY UNFILLED ABSENCE FORMS. JEANNIE LOMBARDI Dream: Radiologist I LEAVE A SUPPLY OF CORRIDOR PASSES TO J.D. WILLIAM KERSHOW Dream: To have a cabin in the Colorado Mts. I LEAVE MY ROTTEN GYM CLOTHES TO BE PASSED TO EACH SENIOR CLASS. RICHARD LOMBARD Dream: To be admired for my accomplishraents, What ever they may be! I LEAVE MY BROKEN TEST TUBES TO THE SCIENCE DEPT AMY KINSMAN Dream: To fly like an eagle, til I’m free I LEAVE TO MY SISTER KATE A LITTLE BIT OF C.S. MARSHA LOVELL Dream: To find my ambition. I LEAVE MY OPEN STUDIES FOR ALL THE SENIORS TO COME. ANTHONY LUCCA Dream: To become a pilot for a major airline. I LEAVE A DOZEN PADDLES TO A CERTAIN PING PONG PLAYER. ANA MACHADO Dream: To be able to see the world. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO THE FRESHMAN AT M.H.S. DEBORAH MAFFIA Dream: To always be happy. I LEAVE ALL THE CORRIDOR PASSES FROM MOD 5 TO MR. DIAGLE. ALL THE ABSENT LISTS AND MARK-SENSE CARDS TO WOO-WOO. JIM MAHONEY Dream: To go on the roof of the Prudential Center and hit golf balls all over Boston. I LEAVE TOOTS, THE LITTLE BOWLING BALL, TO ALL FUTURE WILLS START IN THE SPORT THEY OR YEAR AND MEMORIES OF iven . TEE-SHIRT. KAPATOES, AND ALL MY BEST ATHLETES SO THEY CAN HAVE A GOOE PLAY. RENEE MAILLOUX Dream: To lie as wise as Jim Keigher. LEAVE TO DOREEN DEPAULO A SEIJ YESTERDAY. LINDA MANCINI Dream: I dream to find that Stairway to I I LEAVE MR. O’CONNOR MY RED S KAREN MANNING 1 LEAVE LATIN AMERICA TO WISHES TO THE FUTURE SENIORS PAUL MANOOGIAN Dream: To have my name well knownas a drummer and hair stylist I LEAVE MY LOCKER A 358 TO A FRESHMAN WHO WILL NOT PUT A BOOK INTO IT 3 OUT OF THE fYEARS. THAT SOMEBODY ACTS LIKE ME IN BAND CECILIA MARCHAND Dream: To graduate from High Si I LEAVE MY BROTHERS FR. GOOD LUCK. CAROL MARCUS Dream: To travel and see the wonders of the world. I LEAVE MY SEAT IN THE fclEDIA CENTER TO A DEVOTED READER 1 CHRISTOPHER MARINO Dream: To go to Spain and life by the ocean. I LEAVE ALL MY BOOKS JO THE TOWN DUMP. PEDRO MARTELL Dream: Some day be the groups around. I LEAVE MY MEMORI DAWN MASELLI Dream: To meet the RetjSox in person or marry one I LEAVE MY ENGLISH NOTES TO MISS HALLION BONNIE MAY Dream: To someday fifd the end of the rainbow. fool, and go on my own. CIS, AND RICHARD, TO MR. HAYES •atest Conga Drum Player, and be in one of the Best BEHIND. I LEAVE MY LOVE, FOR THE GREATEST JOY IN LIFE IS TO BE LOVED. LISA MAZZONE Dream: To lead a happy life and fo love tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and have already gone through today. I LEAVE THE DIRTY DISHES IN OLI TO MR. RIDOLFI. JAMES MAZZUCHELU Dream: To make Dean’s list in College. I LEAVE MY FOOTBALL HELMET TO JOEL LAMOTHE. NANCY MCCARTHY Dream: To someday meet Frank Sinatra. I LEAVE TO MY BROTHER THE AGGRAVATION OF THE TORONADO. KELLY MCCAUSLAND Dream: To own the first house on the moon. I LEAVE H.B THE CORNER IN THE PATIO AND TO JOAN1E THE GOLAS I NEVER SCORED. KERRY MCDONNELL Dream: To see our business make it to theVery top! I LEAVE TO KATIE 6c BARBIE ALL MY EXCUSES AND NOTES I USED TO GET OUT OF SCHOOL. BRENDA MERCHANT Dream: To have a happy and long life what erer I do or were ever I go. I LEAVE THE REST OF THE MERCHANT FAMILY BEHIND. ELLEN MILAN1 Dream: To own Wildcat mountain. 1 LEAVE MRS. TEBEAU ' S HOMEROOM FINALLY WITHOUT GETTING IN TROUBLE. ALSO JOHNNY ROCK. PAUL MOFFI Dream: To be a mafia Don. I LEAVE THE STUPID RULES OF THE SCHOOL- RICHARD MOORE Dream: To be successful in life. I LEAVE MY SEAT IN THE D3 SHOP TO A DESERVING JUNIOR. MARIA MORAIS Dream: Finding a descent guy who likes to walk beaches at 4:00 A M. TERRY MORAN Dream: To live in Utopia. 1 fotll soon he going onr ohm seperate toags -Jl’nt sitting here noto counting the hags. Nancy whom are you looking at? “Who said I’m Knock Kneed?” JUNIOR PHILLIP Alone again, naturally!! I’ll follow you anywhere! THE RECEIVING LINE (31 eber see my frienhs again? 31 pray they han’t forget hiljat has been I LEAVE A MOLE OF CALCULATORS TO NELLO. MICHAEL MORELLI Dream: To have the best band ever. I LEAVE MY MALLETS AND DRUMS TO IAC. JAMES MORGAN Dream: To be happy doing what I want later in life. I LEAVE UTrLE LEGGSY ' , TO MY BROTHER, MY B-BALL POSITION TO RAY, AND MY THREE LOCKERS TO THE FRESHMEN AND I LEAVE MY PROBLEMS BEHIND. MARK MORGANELU Dream: To one day be as successful as my father. I LEAVE ALL MY HEADACHES TO MY YOUNGER BROTHER. PAUL MORIN Dream: To have 100 girls in one beautiful mansion. I LEAVE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT ME, SAYING I ' M “NO GOOD . CHARLES MORT Dream: To be rich by the time I ' m 35 and to enjoy life. DEBRA MUSSULLI Dream 1 To find peace with my soul. ' ROSEMARIE NAPPA Dream: To sail around the world. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO ANY UNDERCLASSMAN WHO CAN FIGHT THEIR WAY INTO IT. JO-ANN NEGRI Dream: To live in Utopia avec mon grand jeune homme. I LEAVE THE LAST SEAT IN THE MEDIA CENTER TO RAYMOND JOSEPH LEBRUN. SEAN NEILAN Dream: To live long, be happy in whatever I do, be successful, get married and have a large family, build my own home, own a large sailboat. I LEAVE MY CLEAN LOCKER TO MRS. MELANSON. JYLL NESTA Dream: I dream to let each day be, and make each day better than the one before. I LEAVE TO MY BROTHER GREG, A CHALLENGE TO MEET HIGH SCHOOL YEARS WITH A SMILE AND ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF IT. JEFFREY NIRO Dream: To understand everything Nello teaches us in class. I LEAVE THE MATH MEETS AND FOOD TO RON GREEN, JOHN AB- BONDANZA, AND OTHERS. THOMAS OBRIEN Dream: I dream to become rich enough to buy L.A. I LEAVE HASH AND VIC MY INFINITE KNOWLEDGE OF ESCAPE ROUTES! JANICE O’CONNOR Dream: My dream is to be happy and successful all throug) I LEAVE MR. HAYES AND MRS. CACCAVELLI ALL C A AND CORRIDOR PASSES TO MR. DIAGLE, 5TH M LARRY O ' CONNOR Dream: To always be myself not anybody else. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO WHOEVER WANTS IT, MY TRUMPET TO IAC. life! T SUPS IN HOUSE )D LUNCH. 7 NICOLA OLIVA Dream: To have the best Restaurant. I LEAVE MY TOY BOX TO JUICE, AND AL. RICHARD O’ROURKE Dream: To win the million dollar lottery. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO THE NEXT LUCKY KID. RONALD A. PAGNINI Dream: To be richer than a millionaire I LEAVE MY SEAT ON THE SOCCER BENCH TO SOMEONE ELSE. LINDA PANORESE i Dream: To go to Hollywood California I LEAVE TO SUE MEMORIES OF M RS., T0 KEITH: DAY i MOD 8 RICH ARD PANORESE Dream: To continue playing baseball for as lorig as I can. AUDREY PARISI Dream: To be with Eddie — forever! I LEAVE MY BLUE SNOOPY NOTE CLASSMEN IN A-66 LAST MOD. | JOHN PEARL Dream: To one day arrest V.P. I LEAVE ALL MY POINTS I OBTAINED FROM PLAYING SPORTS AT M.H.S. TO ANYONE WHO NEEDS THEM •OK TO THE LUCKY UNDER- SUSAN O’MEARA Dream: I dream for more dreams!!! „ I LEAVE SOMETHING FOR THE 0OWNSTAIRS A WING DOOR SO KIDS CAN GET BACK IN ROBERT PEARL Dream: To make it to the top and I LEAVE MY SOCCER SPIKES T PATRICIA PERNA Dream: To play tennis at Wimbh I LEAVE THE CAR TO TONI AND HIS FRIENDS. be happy SOME DESERVING UNDERCLASSMAN. DREAMS py relatives in Vietnam. KIM PHAM Dream: To make alot of money in order to help i PHILIP PICHEL Dream: To get enough money to leave this Country and never come back. I LEAVE THIS CRUMMY SCHOOL TO WHOEVER WANTS IT. JOHN PINTO Dream: To see the old country once more. I LEAVE MY SORE LEGS TO SOCCER PAUL PONTZIER I LEAVE MY TRACK SHOES TO COACH PULTZ. SANDRA PORZIO Dream: To be there when the Dove and ijhe Eagle Fly into a Californian Sunset. KATHY QUINN Dream: To go to England someday I LEAVE ALL THE CIGARETTES SUE AND I SMOKED IN THE BAT¬ HROOM. MARYELLEN RACINE Dream: To be happy with my life. I LEAVE ALL BAD MEMORIES, FOR I ONLY WANT TO REMEMBER THE GOOD. DAVID RAM Dream: One day there will be a classless society. I LEAVE TO ALL FUTURE M.MS. STUDENTS, A SYSTEM THAT STINKS. MARK REUTER Dream: To become rich I LEAVE THIS SCHOOL TO MY FRIENDS. —.GOOD LUCK. DEBBIE RICHARD Dream: To fit into a 6V shoe v I LEAVE TO MY SISTERS EVERYTHING I MISSED DIANE RICHARD i Dream: To travel and be happy. I LEAVE BEST OF LUCK jTO THE UNDERCLASSMEN. LUCINDA RODA Dream: Marry Frank and have a good life ahead of us. I LEAVE MY LOCKER FQR THE FRESHMEN, THE SCHOOL TO MY SISTER I I i with horses. )JD FRIENDS THE SCHOOL AND MARIANNE. LINDA ROGERS Dream: To live on a mountain antfclive off the land. I LEAVE TO CIFA, BOTH SIDES OF THE FENCE, ESPECIALLY HA HA (C.M.) ANA ROLO Dream: M.C. asking me out, and liv |happily ever after. I LEAVE THIS SCHOOL TO MY BROTHER ARMANDO JANET ROY Dream: To buy that house in Vermont %ith him. I LEAVE THE BENCH IN THE LOBBY TO THE FUTURE SENIORS MARIA RUA Dream: To own a house out in the counti I LEAVE TO TOMMY AND PAUL TEACHERS GOOD LUCK. MICHELLE RUSCITTI Dream: To someday travel to Hawaii and Ci I LEAVE TO MR. O ' CONNOR ALL THE DAVID SACCO Dream: To be a pilot. I LEAVE MY SIZE 14 SNEAKERS TO THE CINDY SANNICANDRO Dream: I dream that I will one day replace Walt I LEAVE FREE TIME TO MR. ANDERSOl DUFAULT. ELLEN SANNICANDRO Dream: To be successful in whatever I do, and to li’ I LEAVE TO TRICTA, ALL MY ADVICE. JOHN SANNICANDRO Dream: Traveling to California on my bike, owning a 1 LOUIS SANNICANDRO Dream: To live a funfilled, happy life. I LEAVE THIS ADMINISTRATION TO ALL STUDI JOANN SANTORO Dream: To get everything I want! fornia. •UNG GIRLS AT M.H.S. H.S. BASKETBALL TEAM. Cronkite. 1000,000 DIMES TO MR. a happy and fulfilled life. use in the hills LEAVE TO MRS dELANSON A SILENT MOMENT OF SILENCE. CHARLES SAPP Dream: To be in a G ' I LEAVE MILFORD DENISE SAUCIER Dream: I LEAVE MY S MR. ESPANET. CONCETTA SAYLES Dream: To walk on an oce I LEAVE MY FIELD HOC MCGAFFIN) CYNTHIA SESSA Dream: To become a succes; il nurse or doctor someday. Band. GH TO THE JUNIORS. •RTHAND NOTES TO MISS LEE AND THANKS TO shore, that never ends. :Y SKIRT TO THE NEXT LEFT WING; (KRISTE I LEAVE THE SCHOOL T FRESHMAN IN 78 . ARTHUR SHERMAN Dream: To ride a motorcycle t! ROBERT SIIPOLA Dream: To climb the highest moi ELLEN SLATTERY Dream: I dream of one day owninj I LEAVE SCHULTZ TO ALL MY KENNETH SPIRO Dream: To achieve all my goals in lii 1 LEAVE MY LOCKER FOR THE ANNETTE STEINER Dream: Have enough time to accompli: I LEAVE MY INSANITY TO TH: CIGARETTE LOADS! DANA STOICO Dream: To play in the World Series and tci LEAVE MY 4 YEAR OLD J.S. IN MY BETH STRATTON Dream: To never have to worry about what I LEAVE TO SCOTT ALL THE GOOD ' g TLE OF ASPIRIN TO MRS. KEENAN. BRUCE STRATTON Dream: To be successful in the field of law or I LEAVE TO THE FUTURE JUNIOR CLASS. COLLEEN SULLIVAN SISTER SHEILA WHO ' S GOING TO BE A •ugh the high school. white cordola with black pin stripes. IOR AND SENIOR YEAR TEACHERS. XT MUTE! everything I want in life. MUSIC DEPT., MRS. MELANSON live on the moon. YM LOCKER. ither people think and say. “TORIES OF M.H.S. AND A BOT- Enforcement. N EXCITING CHEMISTRY Dream: To live forever! __ I LEAVE TO MR. BRANN, JELLY AND A CHERRY TO GO WITH THE WHIPPED CREAM AND PEANUT BUTTER. WILLIAM TAYLOR I LEAVE THE SCHOOL AND ALL THE TEACHERS TO KIDS THAT ARENT SENIORS. STEPHANIE TEED Dream: To retire at age 30 and be rich. I LEAVE MY OUT-OF-THE-WAY LOCKER AND MY HOMEROOM TEACH¬ ER. WENDY TETER Dream: To be able to go to Switzerland. I LEAVE MY SPOT ON THE ABSENT LIST. ALAN TIEVU Dream: To have my own car, own house, own newspaper and to have to take no °LEAVE THE POTATOES ON THE CEILING OF THE CAFE TO DICK PRO¬ VOST. SHELIA TODD J Dream: To be happy throughout my entire life. I LEAVE HAPPINESS TO ALL MY FRIENDS KENNETH TORIAN Dream: To see insurance for students the same as adults. I LEAVE MY LOCKER TO AN UP COMING FRESHMAN. JAMES TOSCHES Dream: To host Saturday Night Live. I LEAVE MY PUNCHLINES TO HENNY YOUNGMAN. RONALD TOSCHES Dream: I ' d like to become one of the great sport announcers. I LEAVE MY SPIRIT TO MR. CANDINI LISA TOUGAS Dream: To be rich and live in a cast I LEAVE H.B. ALL TO MRS. SMI STEVEN TRAUTWEIN Dream: To go 15 for 15 on the card. I LEAVE FI69 TO CAC. ANN TURNER Dream: To be happy with Bob and life. I LEAVE WITCH OUTFIT TO THE PEP RALLY OF 79 LEIGH VADALA Dream: To travel and see the world. 4ITH. WILLS I LEAVE MR. MCCALLUM A LIFETIME SUPPLY OF APPLES. CARMELA VALASTRO Dream: To succeed in whatever I attempt, especially skiing. I LEAVE MY DIRTY PHYS ED CLOTHES TO MOUSSIE AND BANANA FOR USE NEXT. RAY VALENTE Dream: To own my own ski lodge I LEAVE MR. BONETTI WITH ALL TO FIX. KELLY VARIO Dream: To travel all around the world. 1 LEAVE ALL THE BOOKS I HAD THOMAS VILLANI Dream: To play professional sports. I LEAVE TO UNDERCLASSMEN, BONNIE WADE Dream: That I live my life to the I LEAVE MY LUCKY BATHIN ' BROKEN EQUIPMENT FOR HIM CARRY AROUND. E BEST FOUR YEARS OF YOUR LIFE! APTO JUSTINE. SHARON WALKER Dream: To be successful in what ?ver I do. I LEAVE ALL THE LUCK IN TJHE WORLD VIV WALLER Dream: To be a famous movie atar some day and have a series of my own. I LEAVE MY FRESHMAN YEAR MEMORIES TO MR. MCCALLUM. PATRICIA WEBBER Dream: To be as successful ■. I LEAVE MY LOCKER FRESHMAN! ELIZABETH WEIGEL Dream: To live not in the jbast but the future; Just let each day be free. I LEAVE LANE 2 TO ALISON MORAN TO DO BACKSTROKE IN MY PLACE. I LEAVE MY SHOE STRING AND AMBITION TO WIN MY SIS. THERESA WEISENH ' Dream: To be successful in everything I attempt. I LEAVE TO SOME LUCKY FRESHMAN, MY UNUSED LOCKER IN C-WING ' success allows, to enjoy life. 79 TO SOME VERY EXTREMELY LUCKY JEFFREY WELCH Dream: To be successful at everything I do in life. DANNY WHITE Dream: To travel around the world in a bath tub. I LEAVE ONE BIG MESS. DIANE WHITE Dream: To always be happy and mean as much to my children as my mother means to me. % I LEAVE MY UNIFORM TO SQUID SO SHE CAN AT LEAST DREAM THAT SOME DAY SHE MIGHT FILL IT. KEVIN WILLIAMS Dream: I dream to win Wimbledon. I LEAVE BY BASKETBALL UNIFORM TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE M.H.S. BENCH WARMERS HALLOFFAME. DENNIS WRIGHT Dream: To own a corvette. I LEAVE ALL OF MY FINEST GRAFFITI FOR THE JANITORS TO PAINT OVER. ERIC YEO Dream: To become a multi-millionare to go to Ireland. I LEAVE MY ROTTEN SMELLY SNEAKERS TO THE CLASS OF 1979. SUSAN YOUNG Dream: To someday travel all around the work I LEAVE MEARS AND SEAVER A FIRE PL1 DAVID ZACCHILLI Dream: That someday I will have enough time to do all the things that I ' d like to do. I LEAVE THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT, ALL ITS FUN AND PROBLEMS, TO THOSE WHO HAVE THE TIME AND PATIENCE. JAMES ZARDESKAS Dreams: To someday own my own chain of yogurt shops. I LEAVE NOTHING, I ' M TAKING EVERYTHING WITH ME. JOHN V. ZIEDINS Dream: To be as wealthy as possible as soon as possible 1 LEAVE NELLO A MOLE OF UNDISCOVERED ELEMENTS 93 HARVEST DANCE Which witch? Nancy’s best side Unga chucka, Unga chucka Geepers creepers where’d you get those peepers??? It ' s not nice to fool Mother Nature!!! Just horsing around! Raisins anyone? ' Hill 2 ff« -inn KSHP$� MtMHI . isisi M mm : 0jg%W S ' f -l jljffijfc - :. W t Wk m m 3m • ■ ' BSE ' mEgg m ImUtM wm k wmmma m nHHH| Si 9 gpilippf. m Wmmmm I.: t iMSfesSafe-C Sot am piljile crossing ofrer ilje krthge, (311 trg not to erg, Pni, toljile ijoliring it in ,311 probaMg hie, ,3 tljink (3 fnoulh still like mg cljiihljooh sores, xt once more. 96 98 CD H O O T| sfiSBwSi Front Row Left to Right — M. Bavaro, M. Baraiola, J. Dean, W. DeSantis, M. DoCorral, D. Falvey, D. White, G. Doyle, M. DePablo, W. Consigli, R. Gilmore, J. Mazzuchelli, J. Bird, K. Grady, P. Fitzpatrick, T. Villani, T. Duffy, D. Apicella, D. Stoico, N. Oliva. Second Row Left to Right —J. Gardella, S. Morelli, P. Ferrelli, A. Inglesi, B. Sullivan, D. Buckley, K. Wilson, B. Bowling, B. Shaner, J. LaMoth, T. Parnin, M. DeFonte, P. Sanchione, J. Liberto, J. Kowalsyk, W. Locke, E. Cavalaro, M. Elia, J. Tomaso, Coach Dick Corbin. Third Row Left to Right — Coach Nick Zacchilli, P. Wilson, G. Covino, R. Desantis, P. Sanchione, M. Jacobs, J. Stevens, J. Seaver, M. Grady, S. Black, R. Dean, J. Parker, D. Guido, M. Bucchino, P. Morin, J. McCarthy, Coach Dennis Breen, Coach Lou Verricione. Fourth Row Left to Right — J. Brucato, D. Chaplin, S. McNeil, M. Albertelli, A. Colletti, N. Pacella, A. DePasquale, T. Morey, D. Miller, J. Baci, S. Acquafresca, M. Gardener, D. Lawrence, T. Brenna, M. Noble, Coach John Dagnese, Coach Ted Lekis. Senior Scarlet Hawks — Front Row Left to Right —J. Dean, B. DeSantis, D. White, B. Consigli, B. Gilmore, J. Mazzuchelli, J. Bird, K. Grady, P. Fitzpatrick, T. Villani, T. Duffy. Second Row Left to Right — M. Baraiola, M. DePaolo, De. Falvey, G. Doyle, M. Bavaro, M. doCorral, D. Apicella, D. Stoico, N. Oliva. Third Row Left to Right — Head Coach Dick Corbin, John Dagnese, Dennis Breen, Nick Zacchilli, Ted Lekas, 100 David Chaplin. 101 The Big D” ! Paul Fitzpatrick 102 Your shoe’s untied I gotto get rid of this thing!!! Oh sh . . . ! Where do I go now? 103 Coach Corbin, B. Consigli, B. Gilmore, J. Mazzuchelli, tri-captains. Meanwhile, back at the sidelines IB tiiitj i Bottoms Up! - i 104 Get back here! BINGO! Un-Believable Freshmen Football Team — Front Row Left to Right — T. Shaner, G. Nesta, T. Costello, J. Thibeault, J. Pagnini, M.D Alesio, D. Rainville, J. Brown, C. Lapan, C. DeSantis, B. Neilan. Middle Row Left to Right — K. Mairs, W. Doyle, R. Maybe, K. Kapatoes, P. Cacciola, R. Marcolini, R. Rando, B. Richenberg, R. Taft, J. Tusion. Back Row Left to Right—J. May, R. Latavas, V. Dontje, J. Sanchione, B. Love joy, N. Hildreth, M. Cassassanta, A. Jordan, W. Gilmore, M. Barris, Coach Tocchi, Coach Delfanti. smooow VARSITY SOCCER Front Row from Left—J. Pinto, A. Rua, C. Lynch, M. Giacamuzzi, R. Pearl, B. Chinappi, P. Pichel, T. Faulkner. Second Row V. Connare, C. Scott, C. Compogne, B. Tkawski, E. Chaplin, E. Urdle, J. Mullin, Coach C. Stand. Third Row — S. Antonellis, B. Cosgov, R. Pagnini, M. Calzone, J. Spallone, V. Consentino, J. Alves. CINDY!!! 106 That’s using your head!!! L W E. j HHL ft p ’ A r w — w — -- JV SOCCER Members: Front L to R — B. Tomaso, S. Hanna, P. Consigli, E. Glennon, C. Lynch. Middle — C. Gardella, V. Chiarenza, J. Scott, B. Haskins, J. Pratt, F. Gandolfi, D. Cahill, P. Fraga, E. Wagner, J. Carter. Back—J. Niro, S. Kowalczyk, E. Pinto, G. Gteene, M. Knowlton, S. Ellis, D. Drysdale, D. Voltz, J. Calzone, J. Tiekert, Coach Manguso. 107 “ODHZCOO C ) CO O 30 O Front Row L to R — R. Patin, M. Kennelly, S. Seaver, P. Mastroianni, L. Borgeous. Back Row L to R— Coach B. DeVita, M. Feehly, O. Keenan, K. O’Reagen, C. Jenkins, J. Economeau. Captain S. Seaver and Coach B. DeVita Owen ' s best side H O C K VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Front Row L to R — M. Cullen, T. Webber, R. Baulducci, R. Mailloux, P. Forcier, C. Sayles, D. Dulude, K. McClauslin. Back Row L to R — T. D ' Alesio, G. Oliva, J. DeSilva, J. DeSalvia, J. Negri. Tell me about it!! They all love me!! Front Row L to R — L. Bariola, M. Docurral, K. McGaffin, D. Bonvino, B. Beausila, J. Alves, N. Depaulo. Second Row L to R — L. Smith, T. Turner, O’Rourke, L. Guierra, N. Manning, L. Weddle, L. Pachella. Third Row L to R — D. Salvia, L. Pachella, M. Nappa, D. Corbin, T. Morill, D. Larkin. Mmm, Mmm, Good!! Front Row L to R — Co-captains A. Doyle and D. Ardito. Middle — A. Ciffizari. Back Row L to R — L. Dunber, D. Filosa, T. Tosches, R. Nappa, M. Balmelli, Coach L. Cassasanta, D. Mastroianni, L. Zacchilli, M. Murphy, D. Chrul and A.M. Cacciola. I don’t want it on my side! JV Co-captain Anne Doyle, Coach Linda Casasanta and Senior Co¬ captain Denis Ardito. Ann to the rescue. Pass, Set, Spike, WIN! JV VOLLEYBALL First Row — J.V. Co-captains C. Tassone and D. C hiaii se: Second Row — D. Scirocco, P. DiDomenico, L. Vozzella, L. Vasile, K. Hollenbeck, P. Lucier, M. Carroll, S. Charest. Third Row — Coach Lahdd Cassassanta, S. Andres, B. Iadarola, L. Graves, S. Costigan, D. Brown, N. Balmelli, L. Holderby, L. Chapman, L. Depaulo, L. Vayo, J. Brown, R. Janock, T. O’Brien, K. Hellenbeck. Anticipation? “Oh my God , I can’t believe I hit it! Rocky, she’s not! A graceful duet. D. White C. Bonner M. DelVecchio M. DelVecchio Coach Jones GIRLS SWIMMING Back Row L to R — M. DelVecchio, D. White, M.E. DelVecchio, C. Bonner, B. May, C. Berardi, B. Wade, C. Morey, B. Weigel, Coach Jones. 1st Middle, J. Diotolevi, M.L. Litavis, B. Gilmore, C. Torian, L. Bruno, B. Guerriere, S. Liberto, B. Ferrelli, C. Negri. 2nd Middle — A. Moran, S. Gunther, P. Organoff, S. Hanna, T. Kelly, A. Neilan, C. Landini, L. Nargi. Front— S. Bonner, T. Kennedy, S. Antonellis, S. Restic, P. Parente, T. Keenan. C. Berardi B. Wade B. Weigel C. Morey f 1 ! J r j JQl v JjFS ifei i- P • W®- ' r i LcJ r 1 Best of the bunch? Never stop smilin! R-R-Ribbit!! i Where’s the water? 115 Swimming Delinquents! All I need are feathers! B 0 Y S S w I M M I N G Front row left to right: Kent Cherrington, Damon Lawrence, Sam Hanna, middle row: Greg Patton, Mike Kennedy, Dave Tosches, Chris Marino, Terry Moran, Steve Antonellis. back row: Bill Gilmore, Jeff Weigel, Bob Ahearn, Frank Panicyzn, Doug Drysdale, Steve Ellis, Coach Mainini. 116 Co-Captains Terry Moran and Chris Marino, Coach Mainini. DAAAAAAA The Red Baron in the water? THIS ISN’T SOC¬ CER!! I’m all tied up at the moment. i nmiii r I can’t believe my eyes! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s . . . Oh Lord, see me through this race. 117 Varsity Cheerleading Squad: Front row from left: Terese Rizoli, Mary ann Gonsalves, Cheryl Bonner, Kristy McGaffigan, Lisa Pacella, Cheryl Kapatoes. Back row from left: Beth Gilmore, Sissy Green, Suzie Restic, Mary Lynn Litavis, Susan Antonellis, Patty Parente. Cheering camp . . . Football . . . Fall Friday nights . . . Pep rallies . . . Basketball . . . practices . . . sore mus¬ cles . . . Tournament season . . . Attleboro High Champs . . . Western Mass. Cheerleading Champs . . . Midland League Champions . . . Squid Squad . . . YOU CHECK US OUT!!! Captain Cheryl Bonner Crowd Pleaser W; proved it Super GREAT competition N j M Jv Jk A • - r ... y . 8 ' . • « ODHn (A DI UKODO Left to right: Manager Paul Keenan, Steve Fuller, Dana Stoico, Owen Keenan, Tommy Villani, Dave Sacco, Jimmy Morgan. Back row from left: Jeff Gardella, Chris Scott, Ray LeBrun, A1 Inglesi, Mike Barraiola, Barret McGrath, Manager Steve Seaver. The line-up! Captains Owen Keenan, Toni Villani, Dave Sacio, Coach O’Connor. 120 And let there be rain. 121 When am I going to get my turn to play? And let there be rain! Put your arms down guys, you ' re losing friends. One and a two, and a . . . Large Lou I wanna hold your hand I got it! Just try it Such poise Peter Pan playing basketball? Jumping for the heck of it Mass confusion Almighty Isis Patty cake, patty cake 123 The perfect touch! 124 Thay fellas, give me the ball My secret! Sure! Coochie, Coochie . . . He done it! Co-captains Ken O ' Regan, Dan Delvecchio and Coach JV TEAM: front, 1 to r, Rick Dean, Jim Seaver, Jack McCarthy, Ken O’Regan, Dan Delvecchio, Rob Piazza. Piwko, Eric Ertel, middle, Coach Vierra, Paul Sanchione, Jim Coffey, Gary Covino, John Freni, Randy Duty, Coach Piazza, back, Steve Benjamin, Dave Peters, Dan Rainville, Jerry Fuller. JV FROSH Frosh: front, Jeff Scott, John Brown, Tom Costello, Bob Tomaso, middle, Scott Motuzas, Chuck Chiarenza, John Cahill, John Pratt, Coach Vitalini, back, Art Fuller, Dan Rainville, Mike Barris, Kevin Ma irs, Tony Guerino. Co-captain Artie Fuller, Coacfi vjtalini, Co-captain Danny Rain¬ ville. 125 jS DC IXl ( ) I— L I N 126 front, 1 to r, Kevin Welch, Steve Covino, Henry Acquafresca, John Frascotti, Vin Cosentino, Andre Duquesnay, back, Coach Zacchilli, Keith Wilson, Jim Mazzuchelli, Bob Gilmore, Tom Parnin, Mark LeBlanc, Greg Doyle, Coach Brucato. Tri-captains: Gregg Doyle, Vinny Cosentino, John Frascotti, Coach Nick Zacchilli. You’re bad! 127 Psssst, Do you wanna know a secret? Wait, my hand’s stuck!! Do the hustle!! 128 Say UNCLE!!! A WRESTLING SEASON TO REMEMBER A test for sports fan. Diagram what you believe would be the per¬ fect season. Go ahead, try. Chances are your diagram would not be as perfect as the 1977-78 Mil¬ ford High wrestling team’s actual season was. Consider a perfect 13-0 regular season record. Consider four men finishing the season with undefeated records. Consider Greg Doyle ' s first place finish in the Lowell Christmas Tour¬ ney. Consider a record breaking 250 points in the Division II South Sec¬ tional. Eight individual champions in the same tournament, and 11 men qualifying for the states. Finally, consider a state champi¬ onship team, two individual champi¬ ons, and a Coach of the Year. OK, finish your diagram. If you aren’t an extreme optimist, your chart matches the above ac¬ complishments. “Yes, it was about a perfect season as you can get,” Coach Nick Zac- chilli stated after the two day State Tournament had ended at the M.H.S. gym. “We took the two major tourna¬ ments, we had individual champions, now maybe if we can take something at the New England’s it will be that much better,” he added. This season capped nine years of building for the M.H.S. wrestling program. This season was inevitable. With every starter returning from last years’ 11-4 squad, it would have taken the Russian National team to knock off the Hawks in the regular season. It was an emotional scene at the gym after Jim Mazzuchelli had taken the 170 pound individual champi¬ onship, and on the team title for Mil¬ ford. Hawk boosters were running around with index fingers aloft, and parents and wrestlers alike were un¬ consciously hugging everyone from sight. It was the last mountain the Hawks had to conquer. “Mazzuchelli was just super, “Zacchilli mentioned. He had the flu on Friday and was wrestling with an 100 degree temperature and for him to just come through and win like he did is just unreal.” The tournament was the toughest team Milford had all year, but they proved their worth. “It was probably the closest tour¬ nament in years, three teams fighting to the finish,” Zacchilli said. “There were outstanding wrestlers all around and there were alot of sur¬ prises, alot of number one seeds get¬ ting knocked off. We honestly didn’t wrestle as best we could, but we were there when we had to be — in the finals,” he concluded. Still, after he had learned that his team had clinched the team title, the best was yet to come. After the last of the over 200 matches over the weekend had been completed, Zac¬ chilli learned that he had been named Division II coach of the year by his fellow coaches. “It is definitely the biggest honor ever bestowed upon me,” a proud Zacchilli said. “It was more the kids than me, I don’t think anything can top this.” After nine years of waiting, M.H.S. wrestling has reached the pinnacle, and with Nick Zacchilli guiding them, it could be nine years before any team can knock them off that pinnacle. We would also like to congratulate Jim Mazzuchelli for winning the 170 pound weight class in the New Eng¬ land’s, and Greg Doyle for coming in second in his 141 division weight Coach of the Year Nick Zacchilli with State Champs Greg Doyle and Jim Maz- £la ss - „. ir , _ , Tne Milford Daily News zuchelli. Freshmen Wrestling, Front row from left: E. Glennon, T. Shaner, P. Mastroani, J. Tebeau, M. Cassassanta, K. Grennon. Back row from left: R. Marcolini, P. Cacciola, P. Sanchioni, B. Doyle, M. Panorese, D. Underhill, R. Gould, Coach John Brucato. m a) hi i- m G I R L S Front row from left: S. Tosches, M. Cullen, B. Weigel, T. Webber, S. Mastroani, Middle row from left: A. Cacciola, D. Chrul, G. Oliva, D. DaSilva, L. Zacchilli. Back row from left: Coach Linda Cassassanta, R. Balducci, B. Ferrelli, R. Graves. 130 Tri-captains: Beth Weigel, Maura Cullen, Tricia Webber, Coach Linda Cassassanta. J. V. Girls Basketball: 1st row from left: Linda Thompson, Theresa D’Alesio, Lori Dean, Lianne Larson, Lori Vayo. 2nd row from left: Coach Ellie Filosa, Linda Vasile, Jeanette Brown, Sharon Andres, Becky Szady, Janice DeLoia. 3rd row from left: Pam Covino, Betsy McGrath, Lisa Holderby, Donna Griffith, Nancy Balmelli. Tri-captains: Lori Dean, Theresa D’Alesio, Lianne Larson, Coach Ellie Filosa. 131 G Y M N A S T I C Front from left: Donna Ferrelli, Denise Ardito, Bonnie May, Joann Negri, Mary Delvecchio, Cathy Tassone, Middle, Coach Debbie Guenther, Dana Larkin, Demetra Elia, Chris Negri, Nancy Annantuonio, Monique Lavergne, Barbie McDonnell, Back, Karen Hollenbeck, Lynnette Vozzella, Robin Chisolm, Suzanne Mastroianni, absent, Cheryl Bonner, Wendy Crook. 132 Denise Ardito, Coach Debbie Guenther, Mary DelVecchio Can you walk a straight line? Hey Cappa, there she is! Maggie and the beautiful machine? I think I’m stuck! Do the twist 133 FALL SCOREBOARD Cross Country Milford 39 Marlboro 20 Milford 34 Westboro 23 Milford 35 Clinton 25 Milford 36 Shrewsbury 23 Milford 40 Algonquin 21 Milford 29 Maynard 26 Milford 29 Hudson 27 Milford 23 Hopedale 36 Milford 31 Medway 26 Field Hockey Football Volleyball Milford 0 Westboro 1 Milford 21 Lincoln-Sudbury 6 v Milford 2 Maynard 0 Milford 2 Maynard 1 Milford 28 Westboro 26 Milford 2 Tantasqua 0 Milford 0 Shrewsbury 1 Milford 26 Marlboro 8 Milford 2 Marlboro 1 Milford 3 Clinton 0 Milford 28 Algonquin 7 Milford 2 Westboro 0 Milford 0 Hudson 1 Milford 7 Maynard 6 Milford 0 Clinton 2 Milford 1 Algonquin 1 Milford 0 Clinton 19 Milford 0 Oxford 2 Milford 1 Marlboro 0 Milford 28 Hudson 26 Milford 0 Algonquin 2 Milford 1 Maynard 2 Milford 6 Fitchburg 11 Milford 2 Maynard 0 Milford 1 Westboro 1 Milford 12 Shrewsbury 14 Milford 2 Westboro 1 Milford 0 Shrewsbury 3 Milford 0 Algonquin 2 Milford 7 Clinton 0 Milford 0 Oxford 2 Milford 1 Hudson 2 Milford 2 Clinton 0 Milford 0 Algonquin 2 Milford 2 Tantasqua 0 Milford 1 Marlboro 1 Milford 1 Marlboro 0 Milford 2 Blackstone-Milv. 1 Milford 3 Nipmuc 0 Milford 4 Soccer St. John’s 0 Milford 1 Shrewsbury ) o Milford 0 Westboro 1 Milford 2 Algonquin 4 Milford 2 Hudson 3 Milford 0 Marlboro 2 Milford 2 Shrewsbury 5 Milford 2 Westboro 0 Milford 3 Algonquin 4 Milford 2 Hudson 0 Milford 0 Marlboro 2 Milford 0 St. John ' s 3 Milford 3 Hopedale 2 Milford 1 Keefe Tech 4 134 Boys ' Basketball Wrestling Milford 58 Milton 6 Milford 39 Waltham 20 Milford 51 Framingham South 9 Milford 57 Westfield 6 Milford 37 Springfield 18 Milford 56 North Quincy 2 Milford 54 Lincoln-Sudbury 6 Milford 37 Chelmsford 16 Milford 52 Algonquin 8 Milford 28 Tabor 17 Milford 54 Marshfield 10 Milford 42 Scituate 14 Milford 48 Nashua, N.H. 12 Milford 39 Hoped ale 41 Milford 58 Medfield 67 Milford 48 Bay Path Regional 33 Milford 63 Blackstone Valley Regional 46 Milford 49 Algonquin 64 Milford 65 Maynard 39 Milford 37 Westboro 34 Milford 63 Hudson 52 Milford 52 Shrewsbury 59 Milford 68 Marlboro 63 Milford 57 Clinton 59 Milford 51 Algonquin 65 Milford 68 Maynard 45 Milford 59 Westboro 56 Milford 53 Hudson 42 Milford 49 Shrewsbury 59 Milford 53 Marlboro 65 Milford 49 Clinton 62 Milford 73 Auburn 57 Milford 54 Tahanto 55 Girls’ Basketball Boys’ Swimming Milford 33 Franklin 44 Milford 64 Framingham South 106 Milford 35 Blackstone 41 Milford 74 Weston 98 Millville Milford 89 New Bedford 83 Milford 52 Bay Path 31 Milford 72 Middleboro 95 Milford 48 Algonquin 58 Milford 60 Attleboro 110 Milford 54 Maynard 37 Milford 96 Leominster 72 Milford 34 Westboro 32 Milford 95 Randolph 73 Milford 43 Hudson 29 Milford 58 Seekonk 112 Milford 37 Shrewsbury 49 Milford 97 Taunton 72 Milford 40 Marlboro 49 Milford 97 Wellesley 77 Millford 49 Clinton 22 Milford 44 Algonquin 39 Milford 46 Maynard 28 Milford 54 Westboro 36 Milford 34 Hudson 32 Milford 34 Shrewsbury 37 Milford 41 Marlboro 28 Milford 41 Clinton 27 Gymnastics Milford 73.55 Oxford 37.60 Milford 73.85 Dover-Sherborn 62.60 Milford 76.80 Marlboro 25.10 Milford 70.85 Burncoat 72.05 Milford 76.00 Shepherd Hill 62.50 Milford 71.90 Auburn 66.00 Milford 79.00 Westboro 62.80 Milford 79.10 Algonquin 78.45 Milford 71.85 Westwood 75.75 Milford 76.80 Shrewsbury 71.20 135 TIV1TIE STUOEM T ADVJ ' soev COfA ATTLIi: rr V eo. e ' r s v r T il, 1 _ l jj U� h - 1 1 sV op p O s � , fn, We are too! Are we ready???? GO!!! i Bff- J ua SBbBBBMKI p A N C A BREAKFAST It’s stuck! Is it soup yet?? I’m waiting!!!! Service with a smile??? These pancakes are hard as rocks!! Here comes Santa Claus, Here comes Should I pull his beard???? Santa’s elves??? and Diane’s thrill for the day! Mary Ellen’s This isn’t Santa! All in the family!! 139 Of course it’s food, I think? Of course I’m beautiful A pretty couple Two lovers ... of course. How sweet it is!! Are we keeping you up Jabba? You got the cutest baby face Who said my date had to be a guy? 140 The formal’s over now, where’s the party? Maura’s got the Boogie Fever Calm down Terry Still the ones Is that all you’re good for . . . eating? Smile, you’re on Candid Camera Hey, I’m in my glory FRCWCH CL US J. Negri, pres., K. Pagnini, vice-pres., M.J. Nalewahko, sec., C. Webster, tres., N. Adams, K. Annantuonio, N. Annantuonio, S. Beggs, E. Cavallaro, L. Cerundolo, K. Cherrington, D. Churl, A. Consoletti, L. Cosentino, M.L. Affolla, J. DEpasquale, A. Doyle, L. Dunbar, M. Ferrira, D. Fokas, B. Gilmore, S. Hanna, M. Higgins, D. Horan, R. Le Brun, W. Locke, J. McManna, K. Moran, P. Morin, J. Nargi, Noorjanian, P. Qzella, L. Pacella, J. Paganelli, K. Paniszczyn, M. Pereira, A. Perriello, J. Persiani, D. Pisarro, D. Poirier, N. Raffarth, S. Richard, J. Roy, D. Sardonini, S. Seaver, K. Shanahan, C. Tassone, P. Tominsky, L. Vayo, C. Webster 144 Officers: President E. Milani, Vice-President M. Calzone, Secretary B. Guerriere, Treasurer E Cavalaro. Members 127: J. Ablondi, R. Ahearn, A. Archer, T. Arvin, R. Auger, E. Benedict, R. Bomna, Bucchino, D. Burns, C. Burque, H. Byron, A. Caccavelli, J. Calitri, J. Calzone, M. Calzone, S. Calzone, J. Carabba, M. Casasanta, E. Cavallaro, T. Cecco, C. Chapman, L. Chapman, T. Chapman, C. Chetfield, L. Chetfleld, K. Cherrington, L. Ciaramicoli, C. Cimino, K. Clark, J. Coffey, P. Consigli, B. Consolletti, D. Corbin, B. Cosgrove, W. Crook, A. D Alessandro, D. Davies, P. DiAntonio, A. Dec, D. DeLuca, M. DeLuzio, T. Dignan, P. DiGregorio, T. Diomedes, J. Donaher, D. Dulude, J. Econneau, B. Evans, M. Farese, R. Ferrucci, J. Fleming, D. Fusco, C. Gardella, K. Gotham, E. Govostes, B. Guerriere, L. Guerriere, S. Hanna, N. Hildreth, C. Iacovelli, M. Innis, P. Joanis, I. Jolie, T. Kelley, T. Kennelly, B. Kershaw, J. Kowalczyk, S. Kowalczyk, L. Lambert, L. Larson, B. LaVallee, M. LaVergne, D. Lawrence, M. LeBlanc, R. LeBrun, J. Lihkovich, J. LeSack, E. Lucier, P. Lucier, R. Mailloux, C. Marino, J. Marino, S. Mastroianni, B. May, J. May, K. McCaus- land, B. McNamara, E. Milani, C. Morey, K. Morey, M. Nappa, J. Negri, A. Neilan, R. Nesor, J. Norjanian, T. O’Brien, L. Pacella, F. Paniszcyian, A. Penulla, P. Perna, M. Peroni, M. Pironti, S. Rainville, D. Richards, L. Risio, T. Rizoli, J. Russo, J. Santoro, L. Schmidt, L. Smith, S. Southland, L. Stevens, J. Stevens, R. Stewart, J. Strapponi, D. E. Yeo, M. Zocchi, G. Zyskowski. D. White, pees., G. Oliva, vice-pres., J. Leonardi, sec., D. Larkin, tres., T. D’Alesio, Publicity. D. Griffith, J. DiGrolamo, A.M. Bucci, K. Griig, M. Maillot, C. Corey, M. Demacedo, K. Shannahan, L. Bruno, D. Bonvino, L. Wettel, J. Alves, S. Liberto, W. Crook, F. Ferman, M. Ferman, D. Spearin, C. Lindsey, D. Corbin, D. Bell, L. Stevens, C. Bovard, A. Quinn, D. Micelotta, S. Bonner, P. Lucier, S. Todd, T. Webber, K. Dontreenoe, S. Bonetti, R. Graves, B. Iadorala, S. Bartlett, R. Morre, A. Moran, B. Churl, J. Noble, T. Donaher, J. Consentino, S. Manella, L. Panorese, T. Pawtadosi, J. Perasiani, G. Persiani, L. Chapman, W. Eichinger, L. Pacella, S. Costigan, C. Bonnina, C. Mori, M. Perria, L. Bruno, M. Dufrense, M. Ram. 146 P. Argetsinger, M. Baraiolo, D. Burns, J. Calitri, L. Civitello, M. Ciccu, M. DelVec- chio, M. DePaolo, R. Gilmore, O. Keenan, L. Krom, N. McCarthy, R. Pagnini, A. Parisi, M. Ruscitti, E. Sannicandro, K. Vario, T. Weisenhorn, N. BonTempo, L. Ciccu, C. Compagnone, A. Englesberg, J. Grillo, L. Kavanaugh, S. Landry, C. Lynch, M. MacCormack, W. Shaner, P. Consigli, M. Iafolla, D. DelVecchio, R. Mairs, C. Moroganelli, K. O’Regan, M. Pereira, D. Peters. J. Alberta, J. Rota, K. Landini, A. Stiener, D. Brilhart, P. Moran, D. Zacchilli, S. Frabotta, B. Smith, L. Goucher, A Furkhart, J. Abbodanza, P. Arsenault, C. Shanahan, K. Masselli, M. Bandilla. WOWvSAW [ H1RTH CLUB CMHS 2 1st row from left: D. Peters, K. Pagnini, A. Perna, C. Lynch, R. Green. 2nd row from left: G. Sardonini, J. Abbondanza, J. Morgan, B. Locke, M. DoCurral, J. Pinto. 3rd row from left: M. DePaolo, N. DiDominico, D. Fokas, M. McCormick, M. Calzone. 4th row from left: P. Johnson, S. Covino, C. Scott, B. Shaner. Officers: Pres. D. Joanis, V. Pres. B. Bilodeau, Sec. J. Jablonski, Tres. C. Kearsley. P. Parente, D. Poirier, L. Vayo, D. Bell, L. Bridgida, R. Chisollm, D. Corbin, M. Costa, N. DePalo, P. DeSilva, E. Docorral, D. Elia, A. Perriello, W. Squammaito, M. Zocchi. fufURENufiSES Officers: Pres. M. Senkarik, V. Pres. D. Sullivan, Sec. K. Shannahan, Tres. G. Zys- kouski. N kTiouAL HONOR SOCieTY Honor Society: A. Abbondanza, H. Acquafresca, P. Argetsinger, C. Berardi, B. Bilodeau, J. Burns, M. Calarese, J. Calitri, S. Capuzziello, K. Chapman, L. Civitillo, V. Cosentino, S. Covino, M. DelVecchio, M. DePaolo, J. DeSalvia, D. Dias, L. DiBattista, M. doCurral, G. Doyle, D. Filosa, P. Forcier, C. Frabotta, J. Frascotti, S. Furkart, M. Giacomuzzi, S. Goldberg, J. Jablonski, O. Kennan, M. Kennedy, P. Johnson, A. Kinsman, C. Liberty, D. Maffia, L. Mancini, R. Mann, C. Marcus, L. Mazzone, J. Morgan, B. Morrill, J. Negri, J. Nesta, J. Niro, J. O ' Connor, S. Parente, P. Pontzer, M. Racine, D. Richard, L. Rogers, C. Sayles, K. Vario,� T. Villani, J. Welch, D. Zacchilli. STUDENT COUNCIL Daniel Apicella Jacie Alves Denise Ardito Michael Calarese Seniors: D. Brustin, D. Dias, B. Gilmore, T. Moran, R. Pearl, C. Bonnor, M. DelVecchio, K. Leornardi, M. Innis, J. Nesta, O. Keenen, P. Webber; Juniors: D. Bonvino, S. Bucchino, J. Gardella, M. Johnson, C. Maher, S. Antonellis, J. Dasilva, N. Di- dominico, J. Lucier, K. Pagnini, S. Richard, B. Underhill, C. Webster, M. Malliot; So phomores: C. Capazeiello, S. Charest, M. Gomes, B. Mario, N. Anantoanio, M. DoCurral, T. Julian, T. Kennedy, D. Peters, K. Shananhan, M. Periera, J. Seaver; Freshman: B. Gilmore, L. Lanbert, G. Persiani, L. Weddle, D. Bell, M. Calarese, P. Didomencio, J. Govostos, W. Crook, A. Perriello, M. Dalesio, K. Sheedy; OFFICERS: President D. Appicella, Vice-President J. Alves, Secretary D. Ardeto, Treasurer, M. Calarese. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Holly Diomedes Mark DePaolo Denise Ardito John Frascotti Michael Cicciu 153 M U S I c Banner and National Section are G. Zyskowski, M. Korriea, P. Borges, M. Rosa. The Milford High School Band participates in many major school activities. The Band’s season begins in late summer to prepare for half time shows during the weekend football shows. During this time the band also prepares concert music for their annual winter and spring concerts. Then in May the Band takes to the street to get ready for parades such as the Memorial Day parade. It has been a pleasure to work with such eager kids and to perform. Best Wishes to “78” Don Iaccovelli Donald A. Iacovelli, MHS Band Direc¬ tor. J. Ablondi, N. Annantuonio, S. Andres, J. Andres, A. Archer, P. Arsenault, E. Arthur, J. Baumgarner, D. Belforti, B. Belmonte, L. Bento, D. Bertonazzi, A. Brenna, D. Brillhart, C. Bucchino, L. Cerundolo, A. Cliffizzari, S. Cosentino, T. Costello, W. Crook, E. D’Alessandro, J. D ' Arcangelo, J. DeLoia, D. DeLuca, T. Deppert, S. Frabotta, J. Giacommuzzi, S. Grady, L. Gleason, E. Glennon, S. Grady, K. Graves, L. Graves, D. Greene, B. Guerriere, S. Guidry, K. Hickey, C. Hollenbeck, C. Iacovelli, P. Joanis, L. Kavanaugh, A. Kelly, S. Kowolcyk, M. Knight, L. Lambert, A. Lancia, K. Landini, D. Larsen, L. Lumi, C. Maher, K. Mayle, P. Manoogian, C. Marcus, J. Mastroianni, C. Micelotti, J. Milliken, M. Morelli, A. Morgan, T. Morrill, M. Nappa, J. Niro, F. Noel, J. Noorjanian, L. O’Conner, K. Olmstead, J. Paganelli, R. Pagnini, F. Paniszyn, L. Piantedosi, A. Piscatello, A. Prutano, A. Perna, C. Salaki, D. Salva, J. Scott, M. Smith, A. Steiner, D. Sullivan, R. Szady, C. Turner, W. Underhill, J. Varteresian, V. Volpe, S. Voltz, R. Waine, K. White, R. White, D. Zacchilli, L. Zacchilli. SENIOR MEMBERS are C. Frabotta, P. Caron, J. Baum- garner, R. Pagini, M. Morelli, J. Niro, A. Steiner, L. O’Conner, P. Manoogian, C. Marcus, D. Zacchilli. And, the band played on!! Hey Eddie, At ease. 110 cornets close behind, .... Black and White and red all over. Field Directors. Cynthia Frabotta, Patricia Caron. + ■ ton V. • Jj H F: y r ' r !i It ‘ 7 pj I i ■ Flag Corps. Captins — Roxanne Dupre, Janet DaSilva. Members — D. Chianese, L. Risio, P. DaSilva, K. Feltan, D. DeSantis, M. Neloweko, S. Becchiloa, S. Spearin, M. Tosches, A. Ianzito, M. Correia, M. O’Rouke, C. Cimino, L. Guerriere, S. Landry, L. Carty, J. Alves, M. Volpe. Rifles. Majorettes. Captins — Cheryl Jordan, Alice Caccavelli. Members — D. Strappomi, D. DePaolo, S. Teixeira, B. McNamara. The Milford High School Band did exceptionally well this year. Their performances were outstanding. This year, the band has some thing that no other band has. They have some fine dedicated girls who add color and depth to their performance. The rifle squad, with their new uniforms, were always there to show us a fine routine with their rifles always spinning. The major¬ ettes, with their batons in hand, were always ready to make us proud. The flag corps, with their brilliant red and white colors, made the band the finest. And the field directors, with their whistle in hand, were always there to start the band and march them down the field. We would just like to thank these girls for showing us that we have one terrific band. Thanks girls! You did a great job! 156 Captins — Holly Diomedes, Patti Perna. Members — B. Stratton, A. Veneziano, J. Nesta, K. Annantuounio, C. Webester, T. Tredeau, S. Mastroianni, L. Paretti, S. Bent, B. LaVallee, B. DoCurral, L. Cimino, M. DeLuzio. STAGE BAND P. Arsenault, L. Bento, D. Brillhart, A. Cifizzari, T. Costello, E. D ' Alessandro, D. DeLuca, T. Deppart, S. Grady, K. Graves, A. Lancia, D. Larsen, P. Manoogin, C. Micelotti, J. Milliken, A. Steiner, V. Volpe, J. Andres, A. Perna, D. Zacchilli. Trumpets — D. Bertonazzi, D. Brillhart, P. Arsenault, D. DeLuca. Saxaphones — (ALTO) — A. Cifizzari, A. Steiner, J. Giacomuzzi, (TENOR) — C. Micelotti, (BARITONE) — V. Volpe. The High School Stage Band is a selected group of musicians that per¬ form at concerts, civic ac¬ tivities and various community programs. The stage band explores the field of jazz and jazz-rock music. This year the stage band will perform at Berklee Col¬ lege of music. Trombons — T. Costello, S. Grady, J. Milliken, D. Zacchilli. Percussion — (ELEC. BASS) — D. Larsen, (STRING BASS) — C. Landi, (PIANO) — T. Depert, (BONGOS) — P. Martell, (DRUMS) — P. Mannoogian, A. Lancia, A Perna. CHORUS J. Alberta, P. Arsenault, J. Arsenault, J. Barry, S. Bartlett, E. Bartley, D. Belmonte, L. Brackett, D. Brillhart, M. Bruno, A. Caccavelli, C. Capuzziwllo, L. Cimmind, J. D’Arcangelo, D. DePaolo, W. Devlin, C. Dontje, D. Downey, D. Forsher, L. Guerriere, E. Hix, L. Kershow, K. Landini, V. Landry, P. Lovell, L. Mancini, K. Maselli, W. McLaughlin, B. McNamara, S. McNeil, R. Miller, S. Mizesko, M. Nalewajko, P. Ozella, L. Gleason, L. Crystal, T. Pantaleo, D. Petrilli, C. Piantedosi, J. Rota, K. Shanahan, S. Skinnell, M. Smith, A. Steiner, S. Teixerira, M. Tosches, T. Turner, L. Vayo, V. Welch, K. White, D. Zacchilli, R. Janock. Officers — Pres. T. Turner, V. Pres. T. Piantedosi, Sec. M. Bruno, Tresc. M. Tosches. I Donald A. Thacher, MHS Chorus and Music Director. Librarians — J. Alberta, D. Zacchilli. The MHS chorus under the direc¬ tion of Don Lhatreher has had a very busy year. First, with a Grand Performance of Shuberts Mass in G in the Fall. There are great plans for the Spring Concert which will con- rain Gospel and selections from Jesus Christ Superstar. Also during the month of April the Music dept, will perform SOUTH PACIFIC. 158 Editor Nancy McCarthy Editor David Zacchilli Editor Lynn Jacobs Janet Roy, Denise Ardito, and Chris Hajjar Steven Covino You’re taking my picture? L ook that way I’m tough! You’re good though! That lunch was HORRIBLE!!! Dear Joe . . . “HAPPY TOGETHER” Can I help you? Juniors studying? . . . animal crackers, Jackie? Jonna Leonardi, president; Daniel DelVecchio, vice-president; MaryLynn Litavis, treasurer; Beth Gilmore, secretary. 1 9 8 0 Do you even know what you’re talking about? Where am I going? Get stroked Oh . . . we’ve got to go through this again? You bunch of TURKEYS!! 164 Freshmen Officers: Angela Quinn, secretary; Robert Tomaso, president; Jeffrey Weigel, vice president; Linda Pacella, treasurer. Burgey’s long lost ring Hey big boy! And that’s the news for tonight Will the real “FEM” please stand up? Move, I can’t see your paper. State of enthusiasm! 00 ' O Monday, Monday Ya we might be intelligent Hey, get a look at that guy Are you kidding, I can’t read Say “AH” This is one test I won’t flunk The three stooges 167 ttj Co o 3 r r Rockwell-Draper Best Wishes to the class of 1978 Compliments of Milford Plumbing Heating Co. Inc. 31 Granite St. Milford St. 473-8500 170 r Congratulations from R’way Shoes Milford Plaza Home of Quality Footwear EWay SHOES V 171 Congratulations The Milford Daily News “ycmr newspaper for a lot of reasons” Good ROSENFELD ' S TIRE CENTER GOODYEAR COMPLETE TIRE BATTERY SERVICE 10,000 TlkES ON HAND AT ALL TIMES DYNAMIC WHEEL BALANCING SPECIALISTS TRUCK . 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General Auto Parts Cards’ N Things Milford Supply Reliable Jewelers Selectman Mrs. Domenic D’Alessandro J V 174 r v r ANTHONY ROBERTS, INC. Makers of Ladies’ and men’s all Weather coats 473-1422 45 Sumner St. Milford PHEASANT RUN Luxury Garden Apartments in Milford Best Wishes from STONE FURNITURE CO., INC. “A Good Place to Trade” Milford’s Areas Largest Furniture Company Myron H. Stone 32 Central St. Milford, Ma. 01757 r J v J V r LORD LADY RESTAURAUNT 176 East Main Street Milford owners: Natale Grillo Barry Lazzarini Best Wishes from COONEY’S 209 Main Street Milford HOPED ALE TENNIS CLUB Mellen Street Hopedale, Mass. Best Wishes’ Class of ’78 A FRIEND f J V Best Wishes Class of 1978 KEY CLUB MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL 175 r r Best Wishes Class of “78” from CALZONE MOTORS V CAHILL’S since 1901 Cards Gifts Stationery 206 Main St. Milford, Mass. MILFORD CANDLEPIN BOWLING Papelian Shopping Center Best Wishes from Milford, Mass. MILFORD PERMANENT FIRE FIGHTER 30 lanes Pool Room ASSOCIATION I.A.F.F. LOCAL 2140 3 South Main Street Milford, Mass. 01757 r n r Compliment of A.H. SWEET CO., PHARMACY Robert E. McGinnis, Reg. Ph. 473-0364 213 Main St. Milford, Ma. Compliments and Best Wishes CHARLIE’S DISTILLERY J V 176 r Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 Brustin Realty “we wish you happiness and future success” 177 ■ - CHINESE FOODS COt TAIL LOUNGE Dining ORD fTS PUT IIP TO TAKE OUT Oprn -Daily T1:30 ? A.M. (including Holidays) Till Midnight fri ' j. Sal ' s. TiS 1 AM. 5 CENTRAL ST. ' j 7 i. 4 j MILFOTO 4 3-4414 W ■ r J v BEST WISHES A FRIEND r CENTRAL CLEANERS MILFORD CHEVRON TED’S DINNER MOSHER YARN FABRIC SHOP CAR — LEO FLOOR COVERINGS SCHOOL ST. MARKET MORELLI’S RESTAURANT FITZPATRICK SERRANO, INC. V_ V_ J r r BOOK AND PLATTER PAPA GINO’S ATTY. MRS. JAMES LARKIN PYNE FLOWERS MILFORD TEN PIN, INC. MR. AND MRS. NORMAND E. ROY BERARDI BROTHERS MR. MRS. FRANK T. CAPUZZIELLO J V 178 SPONSORS MARYJANE BLACK SUSANNE CASWELL DORIS DRISCOLL JOHN SWEENEY DENNIS CANDINI BEA KLEIN ARTHUR SIIPOLA JOANNE BINKS JOHN BRANN CAROLYN BROWN MARYLOU BOUCHER JIM MCCALLUM ROBERT MCGEE PAUL WELBURN BONNIE BUFALO LOUISE DECICCO TERESA NELSON SHEILA O ' NEILL DR. DESALVIA GEORGE ANDERSON BARBARA CIESLA ED COTTIER CHARLES ESPANET EVELYN TOUHEY ROSEANN FRANCESCONI IRENE KEENAN MAUREEN ROBERTSON JOAN SENECAL WILLIAM DEVITA ALAN DIFONZO LORRAINE LYNCH KAREN MELANSON FRAN SMALL BARBARA GIBBS ROBERT GOSS RICHARD CORBIN ARLENE GUIDALI STEPHANIE SLACK CHARLIE STAND DAVE CRESCENZI ROBERT ANDREOLA PAUL DEFAULT MATT O’CONNOR ROBERT SAMIAGO EVE VISCONTI JOSEPH CURRAN FRAN JABLONSKI PAULINE KALAGHER MARY HECKLEY TOM PEZZELLA LOUIS PIAZZA DICK PULTZ JOHN PILLA LARRY BONETTI RUDOLPH DOLINA BILL DUTTON ALEX GROMYKO DICK JAFFERIAN ERNIE RAMSEY JANE LENNON IRENE DIXON LINDA GIACOMUZZI HELEN NEUDING CONNIE CACCAVELLI THERESA BELLANTUONI HARRY PETERS MARY SMITH GERTRUDE HEALEY RUSSELL RI DOLFI CLAUDIA DOHERTY DR. ALDEN DR. BOUTROS ATTY CENEDELLA DR. CICCHETTI DR. COCCHIARELLA DR. COSTRINO ATTY DECAPUA DR. DIGREGORIO ATTY. DOHERTY DR. IACOVELLI DR. PAT IACOVELLI ATTY. LARKIN DR. MOYNIHAN DR. MICELOTTA ATTY. MURRAY DR. NAGEL ATTY. NOFERI DR. PERRIELLO DR. SCHULTZ DR. SEMERARO DR. SKALICKY DR. SHORT DR. VOTOLATO DR. HOLMGREN DR. BONTEMPO DR. BOYD DR. CAPECE DR. COMPAGNONE DR. DEPAOLO DR. FARRELL DR. HILLEL DR. MAY DR. O’BRIEN DR. SPINA DR. TOGNAZZI ATTY. HELLER ATTY. HOLLAND ATTY. ROULEAU DR. LUTTON DR. KATZ ATTY. BACHNER ATTY. ROCHE ATTY. CATALDO J 179 Compliments of Your Class Photographer MORIN ' S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Pine St. Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Milford Ma. 180 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 from JOSEPH ROSENFELD Class of 1925 The OLI wishes Mr. Rosenfield best wishes on his 53rd Anniversary Main Office 246 Main St. Established 1887 Mon. — Thurs. 8:30 — 4:00 Fri. 8:30 — 8:00 pm Call 473-1125 Your Family Thrift Center % a t Association, Open Saturdays Mon. — Wed. 9:30 — 5:00 pm Thurs. Fri. 9:30 — 7:30 pm Sat. 9:30 — 3:00 pm Plaza Branch Rte. 109 Milford J Congratulations to the Class of 1978 THE HOME NATIONAL BANK OF MILFORD Best Wishes for Future Success 182 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 CATHERINE V. BAVOSI Realtor Complete Real Estate Service 473-3732 122 Main St. Milford, Ma. 01757 Notary Public y ■ To The Members of the Class of 1978 Our wish for you in your future endeavors “success bound with happiness” Mr. Mrs. Ronald Pagnini Mr. Mrs. Edillio Pagnini 190 Main St. Milford, Ma. Pagnini’s Music Nook 183 Best Wishes from 1979 JUNIORS 1980 SOPHOMORES 1981 FRESHMEN Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 from E — Z WAY LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANERS, CAR WASH Congratulations and Best Wishes MILFORD SAVINGS BANK 232 Main St. Papelian Shopping Plaza 617-473-1200 Milford, Ma. 186 Take your date to a world famous restaurant T.M. We do it all for you 1139 South Main St. Milford, Ma. 187 ■