Norwell High School - Shipbuilder Yearbook (Norwell, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

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Gould, S. Merrick, M. Miller. puullll? ,xx INN' ' fog . 1 1 1 l 5 l I K fo' fQf'0T0'o'o'o' 'ag-v. ,- 'M' Last spring was also a building year for the Girls Tennis Team. The young squad hus- tled its way through many tough matches with glittering stamina. Stellar perfomances were given by sopho- more Taryn Edlund, and juniors Lynne Himberg and Wendy Buell. 17 X K. N - -. -. . F Jylsqhil-Ilia?-eff ,xQQ'lXl::::.'w'. . R' as l 5? J 1 5235? rfvref f-Nz. : l 7 1 -ff Boys Track FIRST: T. McKenney, S. Lonergan. SECOND: W. Graden, N. Simms, T. Graden, B. Reed, D. Eich, P. Pet tine, P. McKenncy, D. Lonergan, B. Simms, D. Pettine, M. Molla. THIRD: Coach Scott, J. Morrill, D. Mason G. Clark, J. Hanak, G. Hanak, J. Cowden, F. Aicardi, S. Flaherty, D. Carton, P. Kiley, J. White, J. Fredrick son, R. Larsen, Coach Barnett. '. N ,.1- 51,53 53 ' as L - . . iv- . .4 ' .- -'---H Aim' -- 18 ax, 5 . 9' -I State and local records fell left and right as the track team ran its way through a fine season. David Pet- tine set records in the 220 and 440 as well as adding his gusto to the relay squad. Coach Scott is looking for- ward to a fine team this spring, expecting them to be contenders for the South Shore League title. Es- pecially fine performances were aired by Frank Aicar- di, Richard Jones, and John Cowden. The entire squad deserves commendation for its efforts. ' 3 'Wir 5, 72 Hilti' '-!1,,3.ll In Q P any-.::2:'lll , M -- t u ,p .ig uitgwm bg, ' K .PU i i,ii gall gmt ' vt I, X V . K 2 iyl mirth gisslixit W X Ne' I' ,ruff i ff7!if 5' ri 7'f 1 'J 1 i FIRST: L. Ward, D. Caldwell, P. Troy, T. Martin, J. Davies, K. Merritt, P. Martin, D. Troy, N. Pettine, M. J0- seph, E. Glynn, A. Rice, J. Pizzella. SECOND: S. Call, C. Taupier, L. Mahoney, F. Pizzella, K. Kaslauskas, M. McLeod, N. Dillon, K. Stansbury, M. LoScuito, L. Jackson, K. Robinson, J. Svelnis, L. Elliot, L. Rowan, M. Casey. THIRD: Coach Littlefield, T. Cotter, T. Raebel, K. Collins, B. Haskell, S. Troy, .l. Withington, C. Smith, B. Hosford, L. Erickson, S. Lloyd, L. Crawford, D. Sheehan, B. Hickey, T. Travis, S. St.Ours, S. Reed, Manager B. Smith, Manager M. Wetzel, Qmissingj Manager L. Shkliew. x U 1 fx ,fi T Q- . . Q' zo I 4 -J fl in I I .. The fight for the South Shore League title went down to the wire as the girls battled neck and neck before finally being nosed out at the finish. Despite this, the girls had a terrific year in fin- ishing near the top of the league. They received stunning performances from the entire team. In- cluded in their feats were a new school record in the mile set by Jessica Bah- ros, while the 4 x l 10 re- lay team of Teri Travis, Patty Martin, Francis Pizzella and Toni Rae- bel placed first in the F5 state division. l FIRST: L. Blanc, K. Rice, P. Bruno, D. Sheehan, M Cotter J Moore M Lonke SECOND J McPha1l C. Molla, S. Mastro, A. Davis, M. Murphy, J. McLachlan K Balmes J Dardano Coach Anderson 60- ' The Girls Softball Team had an enjoyable season this year under the new coaching eyes of Mr. Anderson. Involved in many close decisions, the team hustled and gave every- thing in order to make its standing in the South Shore League respectable and note- worthy. With many fine players returning next year, the future holds an exciting and successful season. Returning juniors who contributed outstanding performances are: three-year starter Lisa Blanc, pitcher Mar- tha Lonke, and catcher Joanne Moore. ' 22 , u-1-v :SF ' 1 ffl.-P' xg, -. . ' .ti . VW' , lf: .-as . A., M ,f5,,.,55x'jni: : x i f A., A- 'na xevangmmx f 23 al ..4 -If' ..-ggw- , xx .jk53r.,.,' ,A f,,. . X Q- A J V.. A F at t K ' FEW-T' 'gif i , gg j fb in ., ,V Du Y ,. H x,y , A . .' , ' H -I Q ,. . Q FIRST: A. Sennett, K. Metcalf, P. Bennett W Collins A Gustafson C Dinatale SECOND Coach Kassatly J Connolly, K. Dickman,C. Nagle, B. Ross R Blanc M Kujawski J Stockwell F Basler Manager Missing W. Coakley. Cries of We're Number One echoed throughout Norwell as the Clippers concluded a tre- mendous season as the South Shore League Champions. The team finished the season with a 17-3 record. To the end it was an exciting, tension-filled season, on the last two days, the team vied with Duxbury for the league title. The first game gave an ll-7 win, and the second game - a true barn-burner - landed Norwell the title. Pitcher, Joe Connolly finished with a perfect record and was named to the all- league squad. Starters returning next year include Joe Connolly, Ken Metcalf, Paul Bennett, Karl Dickman, Brian Ross, and Andy Sennett. ln tournament play, Norwell fell prey to Cardinal Spellman in an exciting contest, 5-3. he 1 L X .1115 Wim! shun ea My 224 , :la 1'1- 4: 'x'5 FIRST: B.Hickcy, C.Howz1rd, E.Shcchy, R.Valcri, C.Morrill, S.Fridgen, D.Caldwell, M.Hosford, N.Delahunt, M. Joseph. J.N1oorc. SECOND: Couch Anderson, S.HcitIcr, M.Kearslcy, J.Gibson, L.Lamo, S.Baurenfiend, L.Reil, J. Bullcrini, C.Bukcbcrg, N1.Murphy. K.S1z1nsbury, M.McLcod, D.Sheehan, C.L0cke, L.Frehill, K.Henry, K.Metcalf, S. Cogliano, S.Rcid, E.MacDonaId, A.Davis. w 'K'1fA.'N'-Q -F - f:::r,'37s.. .vga 9. 'Y U x . 1, fi 1559- 45.33 'wr , x -' u,4.' 4 s , Q19 ' 1 ..s 5 . V '- via J V -4. a f 'e 4 'T - f ef- ,v.,p, 1 ' X QS-gd . lzfwm 'Q .4 1'.-f 4 1 v - lllx-Q r ' .1 l 4 ' 'T I .5 M' 1 O ,,. Q ' . . h X .W in i rs . -, al 'xN1.1 A 4' fix? :A 'li' , - .-, '-QQ , Q - 'A 5' ' ,I V' 755' , I vbxg g.q, I-.. A 4, -'A 'i i' L . .Y 5, 5 X l ,vs Q3 2 ' fn - , if , 'i l u' ' ti 2541- 4 ' W -' H ' .. Q fa 3 ' Q, , 4' BX? 1 :F 43. xi- N 1 nl JJ- .. ew 1-,1,4 la W, - - -5. -1 . .. I l 3 5 V . -f . 2- ... I h 4 ,J - H. -Q A ' ...T 2. -is 1-wiv. 3- , 'Y ' -'H . ,A ' 4 ' w ' ff. .' ' s . ' 1 , - .. .I , 2 'x - if -' 4' 'L if ' gv If MJ.. 'Z V 1 ,,... V491- , S . 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Ada 195 N41 pfgfia fl l 63 l73lQ54E 2a4fm-YQ 73 Sl I Nl u.11u ls Nlclu xll N1 Rullx D Pullmg D l ugh B Ross I Condon B Blrlwcll .lPmkham I J Q ugh Xuslin C ouh ls lslllx P pfllllu M llollrmh S llmlnrty W Dlvlcs WColl1ns IC wllmrn R C arm I7 Ioncs lXDlLl'sIl1lfl DC url an I lsdlx R Plum Rl xrson Dbchoolcy Coach Wa R lkmp u ls lsLll1xu1y.fXCormlx S Nl lrsh S Sonmll T Kullx J Mol god lP1rk S Kelly G Ross Snow C l lrlun XX Xkhm Sol Appurlng Comb lnltlglnold N1 mn: Lr F Bxslu H Larson A Scnnctl JAdams if J! il...- ' r lX 1,0 mlb I . . 1,Jl-,l Q Ji f if , x I J 5 W 1 x .., x . W. I 4. 7 'X 1,2-.1 1 . . I-nf-rf . - 1 . l . V vhs, U , YL . 4 r . Q Mfg, . ., .'1, '-f'rJQrF' . G ' ' ' -3f'5'3'Q,?f 1 1If 1 ,fQ:17b. 9-7 .1231 we-. if ,g-ZQ!frg ?'g..,-'g gp- Pig. 'f-' '1wwam L A. . . . ,.,1:1,..,. 'Q' 'R 5 X- , 4 I r:x1'k, ti' Q Q XL xxx 'Y . 1 . W V Y V x--f J '5 'f - .2 ,V f X, X6 ..,X f.- 4, Ai ...J ,y ' - ,....A,,,,.-.- 3 L ,,' 'Ili-51:4 Girls J.V. Basketball The JN. Girls lczlm led by Coach Kassatly had a success- lul season. S. Bauernfeind led the learn in scoring and the play making ol' guards A. Rice, S. Kemp. and .l. Ballerini led to many victories. Oo s :5 N ..., .4881 xx -s-,, L 1 ft ' cf I '34 1, I J I 0 l FIRST: S. Mastro, l.. D'Angclo, L. McDonald, J. Nagle, S. Bauernfeind, D. Sheehan SECOND K Matson K. Lawson, .l. Ballerini, Coach Kassatly, S. Troy, S. Kemp, A. Rice. . Y -f 5 f14 L-I 24 ii 417 g K ' er- i if ' 4 -I S KT' JS FIRST: K Rice, T. Baldwin P O'Reill , L. Blanc D Anstead, D. Caldwell. SECOND: M. Connolly, A. . , . y , - Dempsey, J. Mackin, A. Morrill, M. Murphy, not in photo T. Raebel. ygpwqx l if 5 if Girls Varsity Basketball The Varsity girls, led by six sen- iors, qualified for post season play for the second year in a row. The high scoring of Lisa Blanc, Pam O'Reilly, and Amy Dempsey and good overall team defense gave the girls a 7079 win - loss record and a solid hold on second place in the league. Boys J.V. Basketball The Boys J.V. team made great im- provements over the course of their l07X- l 979 season. Most ofthe games held close scores, which were led -rl.-5 5 3 , XT Qj T .Q .3 : f -1 by P. Gammell, the top scorer. J. Detwiler and R. Belyea were effective on rebounds along with guards C. Simmons and J. Conley, who held the team together. FIRST: M. Tecca, C. Simmons, M. Liuzzi, P. McCarthy, J. Conley. SECOND: Coach Knapp, R. Belyea, P. Gammell, J. Detwiler, J. Ellis, J. Adams. -,,,,,,q 1 vvfi 7' 1 ,Al xy A X A an nb-'FESVQ Z' if , R Correla P Delahunt S McPha1l J Norling D Pettine, P. Bennett, S. Robbins, K. Dickman, B. Davies, Boys Varsity Basketball The l978 - 1979 Boys Basketball team was an inexperienced young team, which showed considerable improvement by the end ofthe season. This year's experience will provide a good foundation for next year's team. '30 a ,si FIRST: R. Valeri, C. Morrill, M. Fredrickson. SE- COND: Ms. Rankin, L. Thompson, S. Hoffman, L. Kiumjen, D. Fridgen, THIRD: G. Gately, A. Rice, L. Ransom, K. Stansbury, D. Locke. FOURTH: P. Meehan, D. Dempsey, J. Moore, S. Fridgen. .........-1.4.-an-an ,I Gymnastics Under the able leadership of co-captains Michele Miller and Susan Fridgen, the Norwell gymnasts tumbled their way to three convincing victories this year. With whirlwind performances by under- classmen Chris Morrill, Ginny Gately, Amy Rice and Jackie Moore, the future looks dazzlingly bright. all .gr .TY F i l . 36 -q. ,,,f , ,J3iiwig i- in ..-4 4546 Q , Q - , A ' +0 -u T' W . . 4 LHEL Y Sufi! - xy A 'CIP Q fi far' ' H J ' ' ' - . lr-5-IW ..-. . N '1 N u cl' . Q V, vi- g ' H . W . r 5 K- ff' yt HQ- '71 QQFVFTT EEF!! X ' 1 A I I' , ' A . VA 31 Vfl Y -,I ', 1 may ,E-J K A 4. W X E 5 ' :HIM V fa, restling Co-Captains Phil Pettine and Dolph Eich led the wrest- ling team to a 7-8 record this year. The team worked hard all year and Coach Austin was pleased with their per- formance. All are looking forward to next year and an even better record despite the graduation of many sen- ior wrestlers. FIRST: H. Larsen, B. Ross, J. Pinkham, P. Pettine, D. Eich, S. Liuzzi, M. Reilly, K. Metcalf. SE- COND: M. Pinkham, R. Larsen, M. Boc, G. Ross, S. Cowden, D. DeCoste, T. McKenney, D. Pink- ham, D. Manning. THIRD: Coach Austin, Asst. Coach C. Glynn, J. Morrill, R. Caron, S. Sennett, T. Losciuto, B. Golemme, D. Cald- well. A .1 5-K Q.. 2 y 1-rv I' 5 VI' If--aww' 6 ,fx AMA-- vu' Wait 'till he sees this move. Q. 1 2 ,I 3 'J I X Y' 1 .1 . - 'li MSS Cbiffmcecefvs .aq- 1,1 20 '- I . f 4 v F vi ' if ' .Il NIORS. ,l,Dg1rd.1mw. N1.Rich11rds. Cf ' t .. f S froy 1 - w . , af R 5 I .-- , 4 4+ , ai Q1 I 1' S ' v ' 22 J I tg-v. , - -Q , 1, . lx up 'YFQFQA 2? SOPHOMORES: Loerwiler, E.Peterson, K.KaslauskasA, Y .l.GilI, M.Kearslcy. LQL. qw , . iid ' 'Thu if iff SJJESPSEZ' UNDERCLASSMEN wwf - H. 4 - f -1 . Q gl, A . jf x I., V 'if I4 Y' XM K .5 ,5 '., J C In , 'K 0 Q . ,.s Q ' ,A vs, N Y , -:K 5. 5' -K - N . :7'.'i'5 Rini? ss 'cb FIRST: K. Johnson, D. Hzirlow, J. Hcwson, P. Frehill, N. Levesque, P. Holland D Manning SECOND S O'Reilly, C Winters, L, Hurley, S. Joseph, M. Caron, J. Callahan, K. Walsh, M. LaBounty THIRD P Raiche D. Ciilliiliiin, F. Walsh. S. Kilborn, S. Underdown, C. Early, B, Buram, A. Geary J Forti Freshmen I-AIRST: C Robinson, G. Osborne, I. Dietv, K. Berurd, D. Robbins, P. Hickey SECOND C Howard J Nurkiewief, J. Ellis, A, Smith, P. TvIisakiz1n,G. Resnick. THIRD: D. Kercz, J. Norling K Harrington P King man, E. Sheehy, D. Daly, A. Nanlel. iq.-I Y -ra 'L 'R' f 9? 'L 'EQ .1 ,fi 1 -..-5 -1 ?z K I 1 A ' r .il W :- ! 5' V , gf :eg -if: X 1 51' 'iv J' , -5-2-' -- may - A y 'Qi ' ' LJ - of' I Q I H . 4, , aw'-Tv -fx -gm 'Rauf lb I Ly 5.3 FIRST: K. McCarthy, Buitta, D. Pinkham, J. Scully. SECOND: T. Sloan, S. Ryder, S. Nappi, J. Cura- dossi, ll. Balmes, D. Locke. K. Pollack, A. Keenan. V. Nguyen. THIRD: R. Gillespie, L. Mastro, C. Blanc, C. Swanson, Ci. Jackson. B. Smith, T. Hurley, J. Crawford, E. Gingras. l r l FIRST: C Kraysler, D. Fridgcn, R. Valeri, K. Vinci, K. Adc, S. Doyle, SECOND: L. Travis, S. Henderson, P. Moraitcs. C. Sweeney, K. Pendergast. P. Hurcau, S. Clark. THIRD: P. Letourneau, T. LoSciuto, T. Moore, A D. Roche, A. Clark, M. Empoliti, B. Griffin. i L 17 75-1 If 'I X-r x I R. Miranda, D. Fisher. FIRST: L. Graden, L. Gates, B. Merrick, N. Lynch, S. Svelnis, M. O'Loughlin, J. Miniutti, SECOND: G. Kelly, R. Helfrich, J. Ziedins, S. Kemp, N. Woods, B. Stammen, C. Bakeberg. THIRD: N. Nichols, D. Dahl- quist, P. Houde, E. Anthony, S. Avery, J. Ballerini, R. Delahunt. FIRST. W. Miranda, T. Gustafson, SECOND. M. Mullin, K. Richardson, S. Rice. THIRD: D. Milot, f ily . 9' ..-69 - ,f Lf FIRST: D. Simmons, T. Larkin, K. Schneider, S. McPhail. SECCND: D. Mason, A. Conway, J. Adams, P. Shechy. NI. Cronin, M. Cashman. B. Gould. THIRD: K. Middleton, M. 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FIRST: G Molloy Jones. R. Tarantino, SECOND: L. Houde, M. FIRST: J. O'Loughlin, D. Dibona, S. Chiasson, J. Too R. Perkins. mey, L. Lyons. SECOND: M. Molly. THIRD: C. Frazer. FIRST1 J. Nluckin. M. N1Cl..cod. R. Caron, T. Boland, E. Glynn. SECOND: P, Mcchun. M. Freeman. D. Picrcc. J. Nagle. L. Bcauvuis. FIRST: C. Chamncss, T. Carry, K. While. SECOND: J Leason, T. Raebcl, THIRD: D. Clapp, C. Petze, S. Ab bolt, M. Molla, L. Ward. i ' - , . 75 , -1 , . l. 3- if . N 1 I o , 1 A 4 sy 'I' ,ff Q, A ' 491,45 1 . f, A. , . ,, f- L- A :'-- franc: -2 4, is ' E' av H' K N ' My 1? A . .1 ,V . 1 -:t - ., 'tl' Q 1 L ,, 9:3-A If N, 31? QW5 x XX! I- M., 'Mafia' ,Qi I I 'Q Zii it 4. Q zxgyiui Uniff' 1 .M gl 4 . 5 F, ml , ,,,,3, .,. ... 'xf x ' l' T5 K 1 1 x 4 .'-4 . -,xv QQ.. .495 2' .' ,- 40 K - Q ' as if UQ ,VX Y 4 'Q'-iii .,': 'v r. mf' if QI Q .T '4.-., T 'Ms-, as n Q ' I 4, at Q t , if 'git J w , -4 I Y iff 11 5, 3' -'N Q x... mn :ll .1 0' S..- A710 if f .r- 'Ml- td ini. U'7 Jl 1 Q National Honor Society FIRST: S. Fridgen, D. Caldwell, M. Roche, M. Joseph, P. DiCroce, SECOND: N. Woods, P. McKcnney, D. Eich, A. Svelnis, A. Bandarra, Mr. Kapolka. FIRST' M Downey M Herzog M Tecca M aotzso Rogers. S. 'Hoffmans L. Ll'hompso,n, Goluin, S.. LoSciuto, H. Rivero. SECOND: C Abbott, L. Malcom, C. Tecca. YI. , we an 4- A we Student Government X... FIRST: J. Connolly, C. Smith, J. Withington, J. Cowden. SECOND: K Kellaway M Zambuto T. Edlund, P. Abbott, M. McCarthy, T. Call, S. Histela, L. Lamo. THIRD L Crowley M Tecca R. Patten, G. Gabriel, B. Winters, A. Sullivan, J. Ellis. J. Taylor, FOURTH P Misaklan D Roche T. Raebel, M. Helfrich, M. Golub, D. Robbins, S. Panos, A. Clark, J Conley K McCarthy B Griffin. FIRST: L. Kemp, S. Molla, P. Gates, C. Delahunt, M. Kiley, J. Pinkham J Withington SE COND: K. Lynch, T. Edlund, S. St. Ours, L. Haskell, E. Eich. Fall Cheerleaders , . 4. ul .4 . - -, N IN.. . W .:. '18ad.i.I1g FIRST: P. Kiley, J. Withington E. Kemp, B. Hosford. SECOND Q L. Gates, J. Pinkham, . Molla D. Bora, THIRD: S. St. Ours, K. Lynch, J. Gibson, E. Eich. FIRST: J. Davies, L. Travis, C. Delahunt, C. Sweeney, J. Healey. SECOND: P. Hureau, T. Cotter, J. Ellis,- K. Collins, L. Cann. i 1 .--. .,-..,,.....L,.L OO sw .-,.- 1. li 1 Q3 - K J: ,. n F FIRST: T. Raebel, J. Ellis. SECOND: L. Cann, D. Bora, L. Mastro, L. Ransom, P. Huro. 5' I ,. 59 ff . 14 -.+I E. ll., gag: L -lv. .ais 55 ig-, I wonder what she's doing Friday night? is if o ai-- ' I .9 at-Q00 I, i. , 'i' S , I .- .Sg ' s fr, Q' 1 9 If , 1 ' o x 4: 5 f .. zl 5 le ff? We J , .SX 1 ga, 'K 45 . G-gg... IE. .bl s .-. I ' 'f Give me a break' Does she expect me to belxeve that? hi 'sf 1 N I Q S, s '- ffx I 1 1. 1 ' A - 3 A , :aJv-,,-,H - -W , .141 4, f::4u1-f:- 5113'- ,,....: Y I '55, , . ' ki ' -fvfff' I f, on' -I 4 's 'L+ 2 Qin 75' P C unlcxtgml number unc 4 Q i s v E lik. XVQX Wf ,4 Xu Ng,- fxk v- ll , .- , ' X' 'Q ' +9 f ' Eff- .'4 5 A K ' ' 3' K . E' '.':1!l.1k 1XyN V 'I X J,- fi . R -D all r b' Q. zisfsf- . 'i 'Tu Q! 1802! fill 'nf '-V X? 61 flip' i X Wi 'xt Q UN 'uno G ef 1 x 1 X . . XXV,- IJ' Ak V, ',g - 7 , , . -' 'v flfrxf- U ,. . M X l' . T. Ac! X N lxhi, . I:5 v ' -B., 'kiwi A L Xxfx U 'Q 3 f N , ' '- 22 1 VA r , 5 X f'ffIfg?te . 1 fy, X, his ww 5 df' 1 A NPN 'F 49 x I 2 TE 3? 'D 'Cf c-. . N N Ek 'Q- H4-A...' 'Q . mf C 4 8 JI- ,. .ff ff ' ' 1' A3 X 1 'fr 5- ' ' 5? ia 11 .dn- ff X af' Yu-Y' '. ', f' - -Q 413' I X, 'Ny i K I' Amqyy 8 i555 5llh5SSS 5 n, .J-. 1 1 ' . M .Q-5 rv +. n ,1 I I I V.. 1 4: ' i'1Qg i ug, 4' HN 'X ' lp-f 'VU . A I 3 4-W 1' 54 i -1, L Y I .J N if -api 1 4- , i ffm. 233 I illin-e-, , Now if we can get this gunk out of this gross thing! 'Q What's that crawling in my beakcr'? -' u ,,,w,t . ,n N x s 5 f ' vi'?C :o'.' gi hr- 'it ' gin 90 w Q' 0 s', -ul a B sinh .ii ' s I air '-, ' is X J ls this the fuse? 'E What fools wr ite these textbooks! C 'Q l CIS kfr 1 f 1 . TEM? J, A , , JG. 0 1 SENIORS Q , . X4 W. 1 . in S A V f 3. 'ag l I -' RICHARD D. DUANE JR. Rick Wolfman Class President. 3--1, Student Government, 2 If you would not be forgotten. As soon as you are dead and rotten, Either write things worth reading, Or do things worth the writing. 2,5 ox. ' Ntlfilx xxx! iam iii 1 .Nligiy -AX14.L,- I idgx SL,k.I,cI:lry. ' A ll Ft , I4 Stialcitl fiimtigrn- ' X-z'i1i:wf ll iii.: Simclcly, . 6 Q igxx l . I Class fficers ROBERTA - LEE DAVIS Bert Class Historian, 4, Yearbook Copy Editor, 41 Soccer, 33 A.F.S. Club, 2-3, French Club, l,2,3 You see things and you say Why? But I dream things that never were, and I say Why Not? George Bernard Shaw 72 KIMBERLEY ANN MARSHALL Capt, Kimbles Class Vice-Presi- dent, 2-4, Class Secretary, lg Student Advisory Council, 23 German Club, I-33 National Honor Society, 3-4 Once one accepts change as Iife's only constant, the changes are easier to accept. PETER JAMES MCKENNEY Class Treasurer, I-4, Spring Track, 3-4, National Honor Society, 4, Year- book Business Editor, 41 Student Advisory Council, 43 Winter Track, 4 Self-Discipline, is that which truly and essentially raises one man above another. LYNNE TERESA AGNETA FRANK ANDREW AICARDI LEAH RENEE ANGELICK Keebler Walker Spring Track, l-4, Winter You can't always get what you want Always remember to forget the things Track, 2-43 Football, l-3, Cross Coun- but ifyou try sometime, you just might that made you sad, but never forget to try, 3-4 find, you get what you need. remember the things that made you Mostly Sunny, the high's in the 70's. glad. 1' Nw DEBORAH LYNN ANSTEAD Debbie Basketball, 2-4, Pep Club, 1-3, Student Government, 33 Crafts Club, 3g Art Club, 43 Yearbook, 4 There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Polis Schutz Q 'EZ' TRACEY JEAN BALDWIN Trina Basketball, l-4, Spring Track, 1-2g Pep Club, I-4 Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don't walk behind me - I may not lead. Walk beside me - and just be my friend. Camus 'Y' KATI-IIE E. BALMES Kathie Kath Softball, 2-43 Bas- ketball, 3 Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die: life is a broken winged bird that can- not fly. fs K i AMY lil.lZABliTll BANDARRA Aim Bundy Softball, li Pep Club, lg Sophomore Class Secretary. 21 National llonor Society. 3--11 Student Council Representive, -ll Yearbook Sales Nlanager, 4 Two roads diverged in a wood. and l- l took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost .Q rf' l ll l l Rl Ni Nllf ll Xlel lil-illlUNY Sottt' -f., I. I-1, Spring 'lruek 1 lie- I ttiiylt to know Vi .ti ,WMI v,- l '. ll-,litll'iX .- 1' , r . ,VT lf? f 'l Zakir' PAUL BANDLOW Soccer, l-4g German club, l-3 Do not follow where the path leads, but rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. 5 BRUCE ARTHUR BIRTWELL Football, 3-4g Band, 2-4 Most of us have a dreamg mine is a goal. 74 PAUL ARTHUR BENNETT Soccer, lg Basketball, l-43 Baseball, l-43 Student Government, 3-4, Year- book Sports Editor, 43 Band, l The measure of a man is to be seen in terms ofthe strength ofhis inner self. Grady E. Poulard le - LISA MARIELLE BLANC Spaccly Hewey Spumoni Musseloni Basketball, l-4, Pep Club, lg Softball, I-43 French Club, 3 Standing in the mother breast of the crowd, When they said sit down, I stood up. Bruce Springsteen 'i 2 GWENDOLYN LLEWELLYN HEWITT BUELL Wendy Bruce Gumby Lingui- ni Pascaliniu, Farrah , Penuchi Fudge Penechi . Basketball, l-3Cco- captainjg Soccer 2,3g Tennis 1-4g For- ensics, 2g Drama, 1,23 Kazoo Band, 4. Yum Bum Buckety! Ring Ding Doo! Knyt! Knyt! Knyt! Yahoo! , F 4 4 5, JEFFERY K. CARLSON FFEJ Geoffrey Well, we all need someone we can lean on, and if you want to, well, you can lean on me. The Rolling Stones 4... LW DEBORAH SANDRA CALDWELL Debbie Deb Soccer, 2,4g Bas- ketball, l-4g Spring Track, 2,3,4, Ten- nis, lg National Honor Society, 3-4g Pep Club, l-4, CVice-Pres. 31 Strive for the best, and good things are bound to happen. f ,mg t Ip 7 ,J MARK J. CHIASSON GBSOW99 75 SYLVIE ELIZABETH CALL Sissy Spring Track, l-43 Art Club, 3, Pep Club, 23 Soccer, 2, Girl's Bas- betball, l-2 The most wasted day in your life is that in which you have not laughed. -1 -ff' LETITIA ALLYNE CLARK Tisha Tish Band, l-31 Foren- sics, 3, Drama, lg Outing Club, 2 We search through the heavens, through each constellation, and find that the life we seek is glowing within. JENNIFER COOLIDGE There is no sacrifice too great for man's art. if' X , 4 7 f l i i 'l RUSSELL CORREIA if 1-kit ir' , .u 1 f MAUREEN TERESA COTTER Moe Field Hockey fCapt.J, l,2,3g Basketball, I-23 Softball, 1-4, Pep Club, 1-4 We must laugh before we are happy, for fear of dying without having laughed at all. JOHN JOSEPH COWDEN JR. LYNNE MARIE CRAWFORD JULIE ANN CROVELLO Cross Country, l-3, QCapt. 25, Winter Forensics, I-4, Spring Track, l-43 It's been such a long time, I think I Track, I-43 Spring Track, I-4, Foot- Winter Track, 2 should be going. ball, 4g Student Government, 43 Latin Time may change me Club, 4 But I can't trace time. Tomorrow is our future D, Bowie Onward we will strive, Nothing will stop me I will survive. John Cowden 77 NIIC'lIIfl.I.Ii I.Ol'lSECLR.-XDOSSI Mich Latin Club. I--Ig Pep Club,21 Band, I-23 Drama Club. 31 Iforensics, 2--lg Yearbook Stalili. -1 livery two souls are absolutely different - ln IIFICIILISIIIP or love the two raise hands together to reach xx hat one cannot alone. R 4, -4. 'o f ' I 'x I . J' 'N t. I iq ' ' v T 4-'V Y I 'I ' :vat-,v,,1s ,. YT IM ' I l I N Ilel RIIIAS 57 ' I lub, I-41 Student l ' i, Yearbook Slalif, l X l S flllll ll food ' eine boat in a --Hs tgacli other a I- lx fliesterton LINDA MARIE CURTIS Lindy-Lou Midget Louie French Club, l-2 Seagull you fly, thru the sky - Never Asking Why'? . And you fly all around till somebody shoots you down. Bad Company -aah! NANCY ANN DELAHUNT Tennis, 21 Basketball, 2-43 Soccer, 2-3, tTri-Capt.j, 43 Pep Club, 2 Looking back on how it was In years gone by, And the good times that I had Makes today seem rather sad, So much has changed, 78 DEBORAH DALESSAN DRO 'dm '- TV '- I i 1577? I fffig, lf I Ati K PATRICIA ANN DICROCE Patty Softball, I-23 Latin Club Treasurer, I-43 National Honor So- ciety, 3-4 Let the disappointments pass, Let the laughter fill your glass, Let your illusions last until they shatter. Jackson Brown ROBERT WILLIAM DONOVAN G6BOb35 You just look at the progress you ,li FIV' 'W w ' 9 l DOLPH EVAN EICH Football, 2-4, Wrestling, 2-4, Track, 3-4, Baseball, 2, National Honor make each day, hoping to get a little Society, 3-4 further, which you do most of the time. Dove Alles hat ein ende, nur die wurst hat zwei. Everything has an end, only the liver- wurst has two. Old German Proverb ROBIN ANNA EKSTROM Rob Once I had mountains in the palm of my hand, And rivers that ran through ev'ry day. I must have been mad, I never new what I had, Until I threw it all away. Bob Dylan CRAIG HAMILTON EWART Chess Club, l-2, Soccer, 2, Student Union, 23 Newspaper Editor, 3-4, Public Relations Officer fFrench Clubj, 3-45 Outdoor Track, l,2,3g Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Paul McCartney JQ 'V' .fu- N SEAN FRANCIS FEENEY Let us honor, if we can, The vertical man. Though we value none But the horizontal one. 79 JOAN KRISTINE FORREST Everybody's looking at me feeling paranoid inside. When I finally step outside I'll feel free. Black Sabbath if KATHLEEN MARY GLYNN Tuppy Soccer, lg Foods Committee, lg Home Ec Club, lg Pep Club, l Well it was all right for an hour And it was all right for a day But it would not last, it could not last to the weekend, So I'll pack my bags and move right away. . is -W. Q ,L W Q ' X I . .sf WILLIAM A. GRADEN Lewis Lou Bill Band, 1-4, Spring Track, 1-43 Cross Country, 1-3, CCo-Capt. 4Jg Winter Track, 1-3, fCo- Capt. 45 Don't give up until you have drink'n from that silver cup and ride that high- way in the sky. X' L 2. DQS l! if iix f 1 I BRIAN PHILLIP BARNABAS GOLEMME Basketball, 1,2g Wrestling, 4, Tennis, 4 The sun is the same In a relative Way. But you're older, Shorter of breath, One day Closer to Death. SUSAN MARIE GRADY Track, 1-23 Basketball, 2-3 Storm the walls around this prison Leave the inmates, free the guards, Deal me up another future From some brand new deck of cards. 81 JODI L. GORICI-IS Jo Track, 1-23 French Club, lg Dra- ma Club, l-2 All day long I think of things, but no- thing seems to satisfy. Think I'll lose my mind if I don't find something to pacify. LAUREN B. GREGORY Laurie Good things come to those who wait. g IQ 'f -I 4-I KLIRT E. GLJSTAFSON LYNNE ELLEN HASKELL Baseball, I-2 Lynnerela Football Cheerleading, 3-41 Basketball Cheerleading, 3-43 Girl's Basketball, l-21 Girl's Spring Track, I-21 Pep Club, I-4, Student Government, 2 You are richer today if you have managed to be cheerful, even when weary. MARIANNE HERZOG A.F.S. Club, 4g Field Hockey, 4: Bas ketball, 4 Life - the greatest puzzle Thanks . . . for everything. Q 1 l CXRUINN lll 1 V, . V 'SHN LYNNE ANNE HIMBERG TIMOTHY PAUL HOLLAND llussv' lratk. l-ff: ficrmzin Club. German Club, l-21 A.F.S. Club, lg Tim Soccer, I-2, Wrestling, l-3 l 2. X I S, l,NIiiilcnlC'oi1ncilll'rcs.J, Tennis, I-3 Days are L00 long VCP f llllx- l Hold fast to dreams Nights are too short wilt- in iliest' .lays ol quit-1 for it dreams die, Live each hour as a year i'fNQ'L'l.1llull l -.v'flt'rAIl1r-fiipli the xxorltl in -' ? ll--.tx -if,-.xliere lor some new Billy ,loc life is a broken wing ed bird that can not Fly. Langston Hughes I az rwyg MARIBETH A. HOSFORD Betty,' Betty Me-Too Soccer, 2-4, Track, l,3g Pep Club, l-23 Basket- ball, 23 Tennis, 2, Hiking Club, 4 But we sure had a good time when we started way back when. J. Croce NANCY J. JONES Nance And it's the laughter We will remember, Whenever we remember, The way we were. '? r , X., J 1 PETER E. JACKMAN Your four years are up, and you're out. But, you will wish you just started again. , I us' V Q 1 RICHARD W. JONES JR. Football, 1-4, Latin Club, l-23 Winter Track, 3, Spring Track, 1,3 When it's time to die, let us not dis- cover that we have never lived. Henry David Thoreau 83 I ll- fili ll 1 I STEPHEN JOHNSON - 1 jf' MAUREEN JANE JOSEPH Student Government, l-33 Latin Club, l-45 Drama Club, l,3,4g Girl's Track, 2-43 Girl's Soccer, 2-43 National Honor Society, 3-4 Take time to work - it is the price of success. Take time to play - it is the secret of perpetual youth. .J 'tw- ANDREA PORTER LEONE SUSAN LEWIS Andy Yearbook, 4, Student Gov- Maybe tomorrow I'll find my way to ernment, 4 the land where the honey runs in the . . . now it looks as though it's here to rivers each day and the sweet lasting, stay, oh I belive in yesterday. good life is so easily found way over yonder. That's where I'm bound . . . ti' f :,. 1 lj it f l p tgirl. ,siixbjg I ,- 'ing t. , Ld r' 2 ff STEPHEN J. LIUZZI Norton Pizanno MD, Stu- dent Government, 4g Wrestling, 4 People walking hand and hand, Everybody's singing to the band, I want to be where the stars shining bright, And hear the sweet music on a summer night. 1' X Lil fi MATTHEW D. LIZOTTE Matty Yearbook, 4, Basketball, 2-3 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the music he hears. Henry David Thoreau I SUZANNE THERESE LLOYD Zan Suzanne est-la? Sue Field Hockey, 33 Winter Track, 23 Spring Track, 4, French Club, 21 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. 85 PAMELA SUSAN LOCKE Pam Pamelo Melon Hank Oh I can't keep it in, can't keep it in. I've gotta let it out. Why walk alone. Why worry when it's warm over here. You've got so much to say, say what you mean. Mean what you're thinking, and think anything. JOHN FRANCIS MAGAZU Mattanoo Noo-Noo Mack Gazu Ho-Jon Football, 2, CMgr.J, 3-43 Winter Track, 2-4g Baseball, 2, fMgr.J, 3-4gDrama Club, I-4 It may be true, but whose truth is it? JUDY A. MCQUARRIE Hey Jude rf' I l '-1 I t X LYNN MARIE MASSON ,ni L Y 'L' QQ . ' ,fv KELLEY LEE MEAGHER Kabel French Club, l-2 Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got, for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens 87 ..,,,,i PAUL MCKINNON 4 KATHY ANN MERRITT Beatle Spring Track, l-43 J.V Cheerleading, 23 Winter Track, 3-4 Gymnastics, 2, Pep Club, 2 If l accept the sunshine and warmth, l must also accept the thunder and the lightning. IC GARY CHARLES NIESHEAU KENNETH MICHAEL METCALF LAURIE JANE MILLER Baseball, 3gSoceer,-1, Band,-13 A.V.. 3 Silk Baseball, fCo-Capt.J, I-43 Foot- German Club, I-4g A.F.S., lg Pep I have not vet begun to fight. ball, 2-45 Wrestling, 3-4 Club, l ' John Paul Jones Those who go, feel not the pain of But times makes you bolder, parting. even children grow older, ll is those who stay behind that Suffer. and I'm growing older, too, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Land5lidg Fleetwood Mac bi- -nf N1lfllXlI Nl XRIIN N1llllzR MICHELE MARIE MILLER LAURIE LEE MILOT Siittti 1 4. li fskt-iii ill, I-2. Tennis, Track, lg Gymnastics, 2-4, Tennis, 3-43 I have often asked myself M-1 fwifii iz. f MN -I Cheerleading, I-2 the reason for the sadness. l l 1-i vlu iii ' fit' tlifiitt- zipziiri. Think about the happiest days . . . In a world where tears are Cast back your mind for awhile . . . just a lullabye. Don't think of the sad, If there's any answer, maybe notg Remember the good times we had. oh, but we can only try. 88 Carole King q 'T7 .- A I 'X f'-J ...Ji - A lf! Y' CATHERINE MARIE MOLLA ROBERT LOUIS MOLLA Ill Cathy Soccer, 2-3, fTri-Capt. 41, Robbie Bridge Club, lg Forensics, Softball, 2-3, Pep Club, l-2, Band, lg l-4, Band, 1-4, Spanish Club, 2-3, Track, l French Club, 3-4, Spring Track, QMan- Friends, I will remember you, think agerl, 2 of you, If circumstances lead me, l will find Pray for you,and when another day is where truth is hid, though it were hid through, indeed within the centre. I'll still be friends with you. Shakespeare JOANN LEA MOORE Jo Band, l-3, Girl's Soccer, 2-4, Softball, 2-4 Some people say life is a journey. Some say a destination. Life could be a dream. But I think life is whatever you make ll. JOHN W. MULLIN 89 SUSAN ANN MONTGOMERY Sue Sam Basketball Manager, 2 The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what di- rection we are moving. suv SANDRA DEBORAH MURPHY Sandy Sand If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. KIN1 X N I , S , . 'X ' 1 BI:RI Y .l, NOBIIJ Kim SmiIic Chess Team, I-3 Wore put hcrc for Ll good tinic. short oncg CIIYIUF Iilu while you CLIII not .1 siill DANIEL NORIAN .v LISA ANN NORRIS Lis Many miles and many years, times were hard, but now thcy're changinf You shold know that I'm not afraid. Bad Company x ,f 4' JQ QC' KXIIIN N.1XIflIfHHXNOR 'ff 1' I'lr'f?rH,lfJ1IieuXM I . I I I - 'r ,.vIlls. ' H' Illk PAVIIiI.A Ci. O'RIiII,I.Y PHILIP ROBERT OLSEN Prim Bnskciball, I-43 Track, 2-4g Phil Bagkclball fC0-Capt.J, 1-4: JAFI .-IQ Pep CIIUI3, 21 I'II'CI1CII Cfogs Cguntryy 21YgarbO0k,4 Cylub. If2. When a man is no longer anxious to Novi' this IS DOI IIIC Cnd. II IIOI CVCD do better than Wgll, he is dgnc fog'- ihc beginning of thc cnd. But it is pcr- B. R, Haydon hnps. thc cnd of thc beginning. 90 WALTER SCOTT OSBORN E .Al if DAVID PETTINE Football, l-3, fCo-Capt. 413 Basket- ball, 1-3, QCo-Capt. 413 Track, l-4g Food Committee, 2-3 The foolish man seeks happiness at a distance. The wise man grows it under his feet. IR JOHN OSGOOD Wrestling Team A loved one is special, to love one is sweet. But it takes a special love to hold from week to week. PHILIP BECKMAN PETTINE Phil FooFoo Football, 2-3, Wrestling, 2, CCapt.J, 3-4, Track 1,33 Winter Track, lg Cross Country, lg Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. 91 William James rik- 1, gr, fa-' DANIEL PECKHAM JOSEPH LEO PINKHAM Joe Football, 2-4, Wrestling, 2-3 A ship in port is safe, but ships are not made to stay in port FRANCISS ANNE PIZZEIIA Frank Pill Class Vice-President, lg Spring Track, I--1: Yearbook Sec- tion Izditor, 41 Pep Club, I--13 Art Club, I,-11 Soccer. 3 , . . 'Cause I'm as free as a bird now And this bird you'll never change. I.ord knows I can't change. Freebird Lynyrd Skynyrd IIUYID RIIIJ STEVEN MARK POLLACK Sheep Head Tennis, I,2,4g Model Club, l-2 Is life not a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves. fl., MICHAEL GERALD REILLY Mike Football, I-4, Wrestling, 2-43 Track, I-21 Tennis, 3-4 It makes no difference if I burn my bridges behind me, since I never re- treat. Ifiorella II. I.aGuardia 92 pf 1 of I x JOYCE REEKIE Band, 3, Drama, I Heard melodies are often sweet, But unheard melodies are sweeter still. KATHLEEN ANN RICE Kate Cat Pie-Off Mandu Chi- wowi Field Hockey, I-4, Basketball, I-43 Softball, I-31 Student Govern- ment, 1-4, Pep Club, I-31 French Club, l-3 So I turned myself to face me, But I never caught a glimpse. David Bowie HUMBERTO MANUEL RIVERO Humbie Soccer, 4, A.F.S. Club,4 If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you, it's yours If it doesn't, it never was. fi' , 1 1 ' f . Q ,' , ...i .'., safe? V- -. 'ri ' 1 1 4 -1 . 4 V .X Y 17, iii ' . ' I , . ik . '. BRIAN EDWARD ROSS Football, 3-4g Baseball, 1-4 O money, money, money. I'm not necessarily one of those who think thee holy, but I often stop to wonder how thou canst go out so fast when thou comest in so slowly. -l o fo' gl I SCOTT S. ROBBINS Scooter Stage Band, 23 Basketball, 1-43 Soccer, 2, Band, I-3 Do what you can, Where you are, With what you've got. 3 MIKE PAUL ROWE Robot I have my freedom but not much time, first we'll do some living and we'll all die some time, wild, wild, horses couldn't drag me away, I'll ride them some day. Rolling Stones I-lot Rocks 93 1966-1971 -i4:Ft f 1 4 Fffi QI? eitli ' al JULIE ANN ROBINSON Homeroom Representive, l If I leave here tomorrow, Would you still remember me? I must be travelin' on now, . . . 'cause there's so many places I've got to see. BRENDA L. SAMMER Burn Look around and choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly, and smiles you'll give and tears you'l cry. And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. CHRISTINE MARIE SMITH Chrisy Winter Track, 2-4, Spring Track, l-3, CCo-Capt. 45, Student Government, lg fSecretary, 33 Vice- President, 433, Art Club, 3-4, Year- book, 4 But always remember the hills ahead, Are never as steep as they seem. And with faith in your heart Climb 'till you reach your dream. o-IQ 01 E CHARLES PHILIP SNOW Charlie It's been a long time coming. fm I G ROBERT EVAN STOWELL JR. ANNE FRANCES SVELNIS B0b . DilCmmH', Football, 2-3: Student Government, lg Drama, lg Wrestling- 23 Band IPFCS-J, l-4: DFH- Latin Club, l-4, National Honor So- ma, 2 ciety, 3-4 I-CVS SCC with OUP heart Today is ours, we have it here. These things our eyes have seen, and Lgfs treat it kindly, that it may Know the tflllh still Wish, at least, with Us tg Stay. Somewhere in between. Cowley The Grateful Dead 95 S SCOTT JEFFREY ST. AUBIN Linguica Student Government, 2-4 The party's over, lt's time to work. ANNE MARIE THERESA SWEENEY Annie Oakley Basketball, 2, Soccer, 23 Pep Club, I-3, Yearbook, 4 Seagull, you Fly across the horizon into the misty Morning sun, Nobody asks you where you are going, Nobody knows where you're from. GORDGN TAYLOR JOY D. TELLIER The past is gone like dust to dawn, isn't that the way everybody has dues in life to pay? I+' slglrq 7 1 . 1.1, - - :A . 'Ng fir' rf . 'S ' 1' Vow ! 5-f,k 0 I ISA ANN VILLA LAURA MARIE VIOLA l 'sc' Ihe Witelf' Law Pep Club, I-4, Field Hockey Smiiflirit' li-iltliiip rescrxzitions fMz1nagCrj, 31 A.F.S., 2-41 Latin Club, 1 tm linux l r.iii nip lilc 21 Art Cilub, I l fl lf' 'lTllfVH 1' NCINIIIHIIN If you have something, set it free .' I 'lid 'I wus right If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. 96 TERI LEE TRAVIS Teri Bean Girl's Spring Track, 1-4g Junior Class Secretary, 33 Winter Track, 3-43 Arts and Crafts, I3 Pep Club, 2-4g Freshman Basketball, I Seasons change as do our livesg We shall never realize The way we've lived and loved and wepg The memories that we've shared are kept. Q . 1 1 V SUSAN ELIZABETH VOGEL Sue Yearbook, 4 Memories . . . ofthe way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, Smiles we gave to one another forthe way we were. I I , , I LISA PAULINE WALTER PETER RALPH WESSEL Walla LCC Wall CTIOFUS, 12 Wes Baseball, 1,2,3, Cross Country, Pep Club, lg A.F.S., 3, Yearbook, 4, 4 French Club, 2 Those of you who know everything True friendship is like sound health, are annoying to those ofus who don't. the value is seldom known until it be lost. Charles Caleb Colton ,if NICHOLAS HENRY WOODS JANE ANNE WITHINGTON J.A.W.'s Pep Club, 1-49 Student Nick Newspaper, 2-4g National Government, 2-3, CSecretary, 41, Bas- Honor Society, 3-4, Latin Club, 2g ketball, lg Spring Track, l-4, Cheer- Swimming, l leading, 2-3, fCo-capt., 45 We're captive on a carousel of time. You say you want a revolution, We can't return, we can only look We all want to change the world. behind from where we came and go It's gonna be all right. 'round in a circle game 97 ERIN LEE WILLIAMS Seven stories high, looking at the world go by. 4 alll QJVMN. WENDY JEAN WRIGHT Tweety Bird Dede School Days Passed like a bird in flight. With the view of my future just in sight a smile on my face and a trusting hand, Now dare I try to take command. , ffw W5 ,WW we Wi!!WW1ZA?Z,y 'jf My OW fe ,QW W M5527 ,, 1951 110545104- - bv mg mx amf7z'Zi?0 Il Jw 99 I WWW MEWEWW 3 5 ff sw v a 5 l,. wif! '5 sp 5 c.. 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Gates, L. Curtis, M. Kiley, L. Norris, D. Caldwell, K. Balmes J. Scully. THIRD, K. Noble, C. Smith, M. Roche, N. Delahunt A. Bundzirru, l-. Collins, C. Wyman, L. Agneta. FOURTH, R. Du- z1nc, Cz1ll, K. Merritt, L. Walter, M. Zambuto, R. Davis, R. Molla R. Kclluwuy. FIFTHQ M. Curadossi, C. Molla, B. Sammer. SIXTH N. Woods. D. Mzidun, R. Ekstrom. 7 106 1. X-1 X' ,. ul' Fur' l 1 .f. Q. x I A 'A Q I' s 1 ' ' :- J Il in 5 I . if r O- C S G 1 . x X ' F? i ff ll' ,tbl-5 Her 2, 4 f if if FIRST, M. Miller, P. Kiessling, K. Glynn, S. Colburn, S. Liuzzi K. Marshall, J. Withington, D. Pettine. SECOND, M. Lonke, S Pollack, P. Bennett, W. Wright, A. Svelnis, M. Miller, P. Pettine L. Himberg. THIRDQ L. Blanc, D. Anstead, A. Logue, A. Sweeney J. Robinson, L. Crawford, P. McKenney, P. Olsen. FOURTH, A Leone, J. Gendrolis, P. O'Reilly, M. Reilly, S. Vogel, M. DeFrei tas, L. Viola, T. Baldwin. FIFTH, L. Haskell, D. Eich, W. Buell SIXTH, K. Rice, P. Locke, B. 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